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[[Category:Nueva España]] [[Category:New Spain]] '''Nevada of Nueva Espana was in what would become part of the USA as a territory in 1850''' See: [[Space:Wild Wild West|Wild Wild West]] and [[Project: Westward Ho|Westward Ho]] Projects to develop profiles covering the years 1800-1925 [[Richardson-7161|Mary Richardson]] is leader of this sub-project with [[Thomas-8856|Allan Thomas]]. Project leaders: [[J-276|Paula Johnson]], [[Gaulden-7|Mags]], and [[X-7424|Nae X]] [[Category:Nevada Territory]] [[Category: Nevada, Unsourced Profiles]] [[Category:Nevada_First_Families | Nevada First Families]] [[Category:Nevada | Nevada]] [[Category:Nevada_History | Nevada History]] [[Category:Nevada Genealogy Resources]] [[Category: Mexican-American War | Mexican-American War]]
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===Related Free Space Pages=== *[[Space:Texas_Colony| Texas Colony]] *[[Space:New_Mexico_Resource_Page | Resource Page New Mexico]] *[[Space:California | Resource Page California]] *[[Space:Nevada|Resources Page Nevada]] *[[Space:Utah |Resources Page Utah]] *[[Space:Colorado |Resources Page Colorado]] *[[Space:US_Southern_Colonies_Spanish_La_Florida_WEST | Resource Page West la Florida]] *[[Space:US_Southern_Colonies_Spanish_La_Florida_EAST | Resource Page East la Florida]] === Colony Origin/History === The first inhabitants of what is now Nevada arrived about 12,000 years ago, were fishermen, as well as hunters and food gatherers, for the glacial lakes of the ancient Great Basin were beginning to recede. Nevada's first permanent white settlement, Mormon Station (later Genoa), was founded in 1850 in what is now western Nevada, a region that became part of Utah Territory ====Timeline==== *10,000B.C. - Paleo-Indian Era (Stone Age culture lived in caves, nomadic hunters of Great Mammoth, Bison *7,000 B.C. Archaic Period in which people built basic shelters and made stone weapons and stone tools *1200's Mojave Indians inhabited the land, planted crops along river banks *1519 Area claimed by Spain *1540-1542 Alta California explored, claimed for Spain by Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo *1568- Bernal Diaz del Castillo, published the 'True History of Conquest of New Spain *1609 Town of Santa Fe established as Spanish-Indian trade center *1756 1756 - 1763: Seven Years War (French & Indian War) disputes over land is won by Great Britain. France gives England all French territory E of Mississippi River, except New Orleans. Spanish give up East and West Florida to English in return for Cuba *1776 Spanish missionaries arrived in southern Nevada *"'1775 - 1783 -The American Revolution"' creates United States of America. Revolution was due to the British burden of taxes and total power to legislate any laws governing American colonies. George Washington led the American victory over Great Britain in American Revolutionary War (American War of Independence) *1776 - July 4, 1776 - United States Declaration of Independence *July 10, 1778 - France declares war against Britain, alliance with American revolutionary forces *1783 - Sept. 3, 1783 - Treaty of Paris is signed by victorious United States and Great Britain *'''1821 - Mexico''' took control of the Nevada area *1826, 28 - Peter Skene Ogden explored Snake River, and Jedediah Smith explored Muddy River then while exploring (5) trapping expeditions of Snake Country, discovered the the Humboldt River. *1830 - Santa Fe merchant, Antonio Armijo, led first pack train from Santa Fe to Los Angeles *1833-1834 Various explorers explore Nevada including Joseph Walker, Capt. John C. Frémont, Stevens and Townsend *1841 - Earliest immigrants, the Bartleson-Bidwell party, passed through Nevada *1842 - Capt. John Fremont and party were first white men to view Lake Tahoe [[Image:California-2.jpg|200px]]
*1843 - Joseph Walker led first group of wagon trains to cross the Sierra *1846 - The Donner party became trapped in the Sierras. 47 out of 87 perished. *1847 - Mormons move to Salt Lake Valley, Utah *1848 - United States acquired/gained control of Nevada after the Mexican-American War ended Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo *1849 60,000 settlers in covered wagons (49ers) pass through Nevada on their way west [http://www.worldatlas.com/webimage/countrys/namerica/usstates/nvtimeln.htm] *1849 Captain Hunt leads the first wagon train, The Jayhawkers, to California via the Mormon Trail. The high death tole lead to the name of "Death Valley" *'''1850 - Nevada's first permanent white settlement''', Mormon Station (later Genoa), was founded in 1850 in what is now Western Nevada, a region that became part of Utah Territory *1851 - Gold was discovered near Dalton in Gold Canyon [[Image:Photos_and_Images_of_Colorado-12.jpg|100px]]
*1855 - Mormon leader Brigham Young sends group to establish a mission for Latter-day Saints Church [http://www.datesandevents.org/american-timelines/28-nevada-history-timeline.htm] *1855 - Battle with the Native Indians lead by Major William M. Ormsby *1859 - Silver discovery brought thousands into state; Virginia City developed overnight *1859 - Comstock Lode discovery opened the era of silver mining in Nevada, attracting thousands of miners, most from California. It was discovered by James Finney in Carson Co. *1860 - Paiute War also known as Pyramid Lake War, Utah Territory, (now Nevada) *'''1861 - Nevada Territory was created'''. *1861 - The region achieves territorial status, separating from Utah *1861 - 1865: American Civil War outbreak. Abraham Lincoln, opponent of slavery, elected president. Southern states secede, initial secession of South Carolina followed by secession of Mississippi, Florida, Alabama, Georgia, Louisiana, Texas, Virginia, Arkansas, Tennessee, and North Carolina. These eleven states eventually formed the Confederate States of America. *1863 - Western Shoshone Indians sign treaty of Ruby Valley, signed by Te-Moak *'''1864 Nevada became 36th state''' Oct 31, 1864 -Date Nevada was admitted to the Union *1864 The Snake War (1864–1868) fought by the U.S. army against the "Snake Indians" which was settlers term for N. Paiute, Bannock and Western Shoshone bands who lived along Snake River. *1935 Hoover Dam completed (once known as Boulder Dam), a concrete arch-gravity dam in Black Canyon of Colorado River, (on the border between the U.S. states of Arizona and Nevada *1931 State legalized six-week divorce law and gambling *1941 Las Vegas strip was established [[Image:Photos_and_Images_of_Utah-19.jpg|400px]]
''(Goldstrike (Post-Betze) Mine in Carlin Trend, largest Carlin-type deposit, containing more than ''35,000,000 troy ounces (1,100 t) gold. Wikimedia Commons: This image is in the public domain because it only contains materials that originally came from the United States Geological Survey, agency of United States Department USGS,'' http://minerals.usgs.gov/west/projects/nngd.htm ==== Government ==== Before creation of Nevada Territory, the area was part of western Utah Territory known as Washoe. The people wanted to be separated due to animosity between non-Mormon [[Image:Photos_and_Images_of_Colorado-12.jpg|100px]]
miners in Nevada and Mormons from the rest of the Utah Territory. The"Northwest Ordinance of 1787" allowed a state to be admitted, "Provided the constitution and government are formed, republican, and conform with the general interest of the government, then an admission was allowed even if the free colonists in the State are less than sixty thousand.” [[Image:Photos_and_Images_of_Utah-1.jpg|300px]]
Territory of Nevada was an incorporated territory of the US March 2, 1861, until October 31, 1864, when it was admitted to the Union as the 36th State of Nevada. It telegraphed its Constitution to US Congress days before presidential election giving its 3 electoral votes. President J. Buchanan had signed into law establishing '''Territory of Nevada''' from a portion of the Utah Territory. Carson City was selected as capital. Nevada was rushed into statehood early due to the impending Civil War. October 31, 1864, Lincoln signed the act to make Nevada (36th state). The Nevada constitution was patterned after California's state constitution with 39 members of constitutional convention having experience. NOTE: convention president J. [http://www.onlinenevada.org/articles/nevada-state-government-overview] There was structure for Governor, Congress having Assembly and Senate, and Supreme Court. ====Government Structure ==== *1512 [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laws_of_Burgos The Laws of Burgos], signed by King Ferdinand II of Aragon, focused upon the welfare of the conquered native peoples *1542 [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Laws Leyes Nuevas], issued November 20, 1542 by King Charles I of Spain regarding Spanish colonization of the Americas, also known as the "New Laws of the Indies for Good Treatment and Preservation of the Indians", were created to prevent the exploitation of Indigenous peoples of the Americas by the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Encomienda Encomenderos] (large enterprise landowners) by strictly limiting their power and dominion. *1548 [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Royal_Audiencia_of_Guadalajara Royal Audiencia of Guadalajara] Highest tribunal of Spanish crown in what is today northern Mexico and the SW United States in Viceroyalty of New Spain. It was created by royal decree on February 13, 1548, located in Compostela, and permanently seated in Guadalajara in 1560. Its president was chief political and executive officer of the district, subordinated to viceroy of Mexico *1573 [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laws_of_the_Indies The Laws of the Indies] were an attempt to guide and regularize the establishment of presidios (military towns), missions, and pueblos (civilian towns), King Phillip II developed the first version of the Laws of the Indies. *1776 [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Provincias_Internas Provincias Internas] or Commandancy General of the Internal Provinces of the North was a colonial, administrative district of the Spanish Empire, created to provide more autonomy for the frontier provinces in the Viceroyalty of New Spain, present day northern Mexico and southwestern United States. Goal: to establish a unified government in political, military and fiscal affairs. *1821-1823 [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/First_Mexican_Empire The Mexican Empire] (Imperio Mexicano) was the official name of independent Mexico under a monarchical regime, Agustín de Iturbide, was proclaimed emperor of Mexico. *1824 - [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1824_Constitution_of_Mexico Constitution of Mexico] The Federal Constitution of United Mexican States of 1824 (Spanish: Constitución Federal de los Estados Unidos Mexicanos de 1824) was enacted on October 4, 1824, after overthrow of Mexican Empire of Agustin de Iturbide. In the new constitution, the republic took name of United Mexican States, a representative federal republic, with Catholicism as official religion. *1835 President Santa Anna revoked the Constitution of 1824. In October 1835, Santa Anna abolished all state governments. *1848 United States won the Mexican-American War and gained all of Arizona territory, Utah-Nevada territory in the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo *1859 - Disputes over the legal limits of a claim after the Comstock Lode discovery between silver miners went to court, as the Law of the Apex, used to determine those limits, was unworkable for the deep ore bodies in the Comstock. Judicial system of Carson Co. was unprepared for demands placed on it. Judges were underpaid, under qualified, bribery of witnesses and jurors, vague record-keeping created nearly insurmountable difficulties with property titles, and evidence was often destroyed. The resignation of the entire territorial supreme court in 1864 did cause litigation to stop, thus mining work to resume. *1860 - A gold rush that created Aurora in (1860) was located on disputed border with California, at one time Aurora was the county seat of counties in California and Nevada, until the boundary dispute was settled locating Aurora in Nevada. *1867 - Expansion of Southern boundary was prompted by the discovery of gold in the area since officials thought Nevada would be better able to oversee the expected gold rush. By 1872, Nevada mining was an industry of speculation and immense profit. [[Image:Photos_and_Images_of_Utah-16.jpg|400px]]
The Comstock lode of silver ore located under the eastern slope of Mount Davidson, not only was the largest veins of silver, but led to advancements in mining technology. === Settlers === *Native Americans *Church of Latter Day Saints immigrants along the Utah border *Miners and families ==== Migrating From the Northern, Eastern, Southern Colonies ==== [[Space:Migrating_Ancestor_Template|How to add the Migrating Ancestor Template]] ==== Native Americans==== [[Image:US_Southern_Colonies_Arizona_page-10.jpg|250px]]
*Western Shoshone Indians **Te-Moak Tribe Council is headquartered in Elko, Nevada. The tribe is composed of four constituent bands. Their constitution allows for an unlimited of reservations and Indian colonies to join tribe. **Battle Mountain reservation - 683.3 acres. Tonomudza band of Shoshone **Elko Indian Colony - 192.8 acres of Federal Trust land **South Fork and Odgers Ranch Indian Colony *Washoe in SW small region - have inhabited Nevada’s Great Basin for at least 9,000 years. Washoe’s native tongue is a Hokan-type language. The word Tahoe is a mispronunciation of the Washoe word for “the lake” (Da ow). *Paiute **N. Paiute tribe - live in areas including Lovelock, McDermitt, Mason Valley, Smith Valley, Pyramid Lake, Reno-Sparks, Stillwater, Fallon, Summit Lake and Walker, NV **Southern Paiute tribe - lived in 15 bands across SE Nevada and neighboring states. They drank from springs, hunted wild game and harvested plants to survive desert environment, S. Paiutes operate Las Vegas Paiute Golf Resort ( 4.5 star): three 18-hole courses, restaurant near Sheep Mtn. **Moapa Paiute Travell Plaza with 2,500-square-foot '''casino''' and the first lg-scale solar project on tribal land. [http://www.nevadaindianterritory.com/nevada-tribes/southern-paiute] *Confederated Tribes of the Goshute Reservation *[Fort McDermit], Nevada === Economic Resources and Information === *Gold [[Image:Photos_and_Images_of_Colorado-12.jpg|100px]] *Silver *Copper *Gambling Casinos in Nevada === Conflicts Within The Colony === *1855 - Battle with the American Indians lead by Major William M. Ormsby ===== Existing Categories ===== *[[:Category:Nevada|Nevada]] ===== Related Free Space Pages ===== *[[Space:Nevada_Resource_Page_US_Civil_War:_War_Between_the_States|Nevada in the Civil War]] [[Space:New_Mexico_Resource_Page | Resource Page New Mexico]] [[Space:California | Resource Page California]] the following states were derived from California; New Mexico, Arizona, Utah, Nevada and part of Colorado *[[Space:Arizona |Resources Page Arizona]] *[[Space:Nevada|Resources Page Nevada]] *[[Space:Utah |Resources Page Utah]] ---- the following state was derived from parts of Utah, New Mexico, Kansas and Nebraska *[[Space:Colorado |Resources Page Colorado]] ---- [[Space:US_Southern_Colonies_Spanish_La_Florida_WEST | Resource Page West la Florida]] [[Space:US_Southern_Colonies_Spanish_La_Florida_EAST | Resource Page East la Florida]] ==== Cemeteries ==== [[Image:Photos_and_Images_of_Utah-17.jpg|300px]]
[[Category_Cemetery_Formatting|Category Cemetery Formatting]]. NOTE: This Project is currently in progress of development * [[:Category: Nevada, Cemeteries|Nevada, Cemeteries]] - This high-level category page for cemeteries located within the State of Nevada. Subcategory listings for each of the state's counties have not been developed yet.[[Image:Photos_and_Images_of_Utah-15.jpg|150px]] *Nevada Cemeteries *National Parks Service records search for national cemeteries. *[http://www.teafor2.com/ Tea for 2] *[http://www.findagrave.com/ Find a Grave] *[http://boards.rootsweb.com/topics.cemetery.us.nv/mb.ashx Rootsweb: Nevada Cemeteries] *[http://nevadagravestones.org/ Nevada Gravestones] *[http://www.interment.net/US/nv/index.htm Interment.net: Nevada Cemetery Records] *[http://www.daddezio.com/cemetery/junction/CJ-NV-NDX.html D'Addezio Nevada Cemeteries] *[http://texasgravestones.org/] ==== Free Resources ==== * [https://familysearch.org/learn/wiki/en/Nevada FamilySearch Wiki: Nevada] * [http://www.ancestry.com/wiki/index.php?title=Nevada_Family_History_Research Ancestry.com Family History Research Wiki: Nevada] * [[Wikipedia: History of Nevada]] * [http://resources.rootsweb.ancestry.com/USA/NV/ Nevada Resources at Rootsweb] *[http://www.nevadaindianterritory.com/nevada-tribes/southern-paiute] ==== Paid Resource Sites ==== www.ancestry.com/ Fold 3 === Photos and Images === [[Space:Photos and Images of Utah | Photos and Images of Utah and Nevada]] == Sources for this Page == New Bloomington, Marion County, Ohio, United States
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[[Category:New Bloomington, Ohio]] [[Category:Agosta Cemetery, New Bloomington, Ohio]] Information about and photographs of New Bloomington, Ohio. Previously called Agosta. I want to collect a surname list of people who lived there as tags, and the year and subject of photographs taken there as tags. This page should be considered a ''work in progress'', because it will take some time to collect the information I want to include. New Bloomington is a small village in Montgomery Township, Marion County, Ohio. According to ''Ohio Towns Names'', by Daniel Overmon: : NEW BLOOMINGTON, on Rt. 95 in Marion County, was platted in 1856. It was first called Carey Station for Wingate Carey, who, with Armstrong Smallwood and C.A. Darlington laid out the town. It has also at one time or another been called Belfast and Agosta.Overman, W. Daniel. (1959). {{Image|file=New_Bloomington_Marion_County_Ohio_United_States-2.jpg |align=c |size=l |caption=New Bloomington, 1878.ITEM #US20497 }} You can see that many members of the Carey family owned property there in 1878. {{Image|file=New_Bloomington_Marion_County_Ohio_United_States-5.jpg |align=c |size=l |caption=Carey property in New BloomingtonITEM #US20497 }} {{Image|file=New_Bloomington_Marion_County_Ohio_United_States-4.jpg |align=c |size=l |caption=Another view of property owners in New Bloomington.ITEM #US20505 }} The name Agosta persists in the name of a cemetery in New Bloomington. The last name change to New Bloomington occurred before 1878. The name change seemed to happen slowly, because this 1910 highway map still uses "Agosta".ITEM #US1250670 {{Image|file=New_Bloomington_Marion_County_Ohio_United_States-3.jpg |align=m |size=l |caption=1910 Highway Map, "Agosta" }} ==Pictures== ===1880s=== {{Image|file=Dutton-1399-13.jpg |caption=Fourth of July Gathering, 1 (1883 or 1884) }} {{Image|file=Dutton-1399-14.jpg |caption=Fourth of July Gathering, 2 (1883 or 1884) }} {{Image|file=Dutton-1399-15.jpg |caption=Fourth of July Gathering, 3 (1883 or 1884) }} ---- ==Places== Marion County, Ohio on Google Maps: https://goo.gl/maps/LgKwV9XMAQF2 New Bloomington on Google Maps: https://goo.gl/maps/HWR8TB5qsdS2 Agosta Cemetery on Google Maps: https://goo.gl/maps/rTKXEi8bjSQ2 ---- ==People== 1850s :[[Dutton-1399|George Henry Dutton]] ---- 1880s :[[Dutton-1438|Vernon Morris Dutton]] ----
New Brunswick Team
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Welcome to the New Brunswick Team, a sub-team of the [[Space:Atlantic Canada Team|Atlantic Canada Team]] and part of the [[Project:Canada|Canada Project]]. This team covers [[Space:New_Brunswick|New Brunswick]] from 1784 to present day. For ancestors before this date, check out the *[[Project:Acadians|Acadians Project]] for French settlers and Acadian settlements before 1763 (Paris Treaty) *[[Space:Nova_Scotia_Team|Nova Scotia Team]] for migrants to English settlements from 1713 to 1784 *[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Category:Maine Maine] for settlers and settlements in the north-western counties of New Brunswick, where the border with the US was established in 1842 (Webster-Ashburton Treaty) Team Leader: TBC Team Members: [[Hughey-105|David Hughey]] | [[Giffin-437|Laurie Giffin]] | [[McCallum-175|Doug McCallum]] | [[Benjamin-1380|Sean Benjamin]] | [[Gullison-3|Aaron Gullison]] | [[Gordon-8905|GR Gordon]] | [[Cunningham-10584|Brad Cunningham]] | [[Goodine-41|Lynn Marois]] | [[MacKinnon-1348|Susan O'Callaghan]] | [[Woodard-1451|Kathy Woodard]] | [[Swift-3601|Michael Swift]] | [[Payzant-40|Andrew Payzant]] | [[Gilbert-13209|Todd Gilbert]] | [[Jeffers-1567|Kathryn Jeffers]] | [[Mills-4919|Jonathan Mills]] | [[Evans-29543|Matthew Evans]] == Goal == The goal of the New Brunswick Team is to increase the presence and raise the standard of New Brunswick profiles on WikiTree. == Tasks == * Oversee place name categories for [[:Category:New_Brunswick_Colony|New Brunswick Colony]] and the [[:Category:New_Brunswick|Province of New Brunswick]] * Oversee New Brunswick [[:Category: New Brunswick, Notables|notables]]/PPPs/ managed profiles ** [[Space:Premiers_of_New_Brunswick|New Brunswick Premiers]] ** [[Space:Colonial_Governors_of_New_Brunswick|Colonial Governors]] ** [[Space:New_Brunswick_Performing_Artists|New Brunswick Performing Artists]] * New Brunswick families * New Brunswick historical events == Maintenance == {| border="1" cellpadding="4" ! align="center" style="background:#bdb8a8;"|'''NB Data Maintenance Statistics vs Total Profiles''' {| border="1" cellpadding="4" |- style="background-color: #fff; height: 20px;" ! align="center" style="background:#bdb8a8;"|Data Date ! align="center" style="background:#bdb8a8;"|Profiles ! align="center" style="background:#bdb8a8;"|[[:Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_CAN_NBR|'''Suggestions''']] ! align="center" style="background:#bdb8a8;"|[[:Automated:DD_Unconnected_List_CAN_NBR|'''Unconnected''']] ! align="center" style="background:#bdb8a8;"|[[:Category:New_Brunswick%2C_Unsourced_Profiles|'''Unsourced''']] |- ! align="center" style="background:#eddead;"|'''25 Dec 2022''' ! align="center" style="background:#eddead;"|'''182219''' ! align="center" style="background:#eddead;"|'''{{Green|7321 (4.02%)}}''' ! align="center" style="background:#eddead;"|'''{{Green|9663 (5.30%)}}''' ! align="center" style="background:#eddead;"|'''{{Green|2382 (1.31%)}}''' |- ! align="center" style="background:#eddead;"|'''8 Nov 2020''' ! align="center" style="background:#eddead;"|'''101319''' ! align="center" style="background:#eddead;"|'''6734 (6.65%)''' ! align="center" style="background:#eddead;"|'''8003 (7.90%)''' ! align="center" style="background:#eddead;"|'''3056 (3.02%)''' |- |} |} '''Data Doctor Note'''
Monthly new profile additions in conjunction with cleanup of old data suggestions continue to improve overall profile data health percentages. Keep focus on DBE_600 location series suggestions as absences or errors in country locations can result in misassignments of stats to national projects. *[[:Category:New_Brunswick%2C_Needs_Biography|Needs Biography]] *[[:Category:New_Brunswick%2C_Needs_GEDCOM_Cleanup|Needs GEDCOM Cleanup]] *[[:Category:New_Brunswick%2C_Needs_Profiles_Created|Needs Profiles Created]] == Resources == * [http://www.thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/new-brunswick/ Canadian Encyclopedia], New Brunswick chapter * [http://new-brunswick.net/new-brunswick/fame.html List] of famous people from New Brunswick * [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_people_from_New_Brunswick List] of notable people from New Brunswick * [http://archives.gnb.ca/archives/?culture=en-CA Provincial Archives of New Brunswick] * [https://newbrunswick.newspaperarchive.com/?gclid=Cj0KCQjw4eaJBhDMARIsANhrQADn5z6HJ35D3i25GdcsK6kUgW5AVjiXujZFbW2hLtcFyeiqplPi2kIaAtimEALw_wcB Newspaper Archives of New Brunswick] * [https://theancestorhunt.com/blog/new-brunswick-online-historical-newspapers-summary/ New Brunswick Online Historical Newspapers Summary at The Ancestor Hunt] * [https://www.familysearch.org/en/wiki/Canada,_New_Brunswick,_County_Deed_Registry_Books_-_FamilySearch_Historical_Records New Brunswick County Deed Registry Books]
Monthly new profile additions in conjunction with cleanup of old data suggestions continue to improve overall profile data health percentages. Keep focus on DBE_600 location series suggestions as absences or errors in country locations can result in misassignments of stats to national projects. *[[:Category:New_Brunswick%2C_Needs_Biography|Needs Biography]] *[[:Category:New_Brunswick%2C_Needs_GEDCOM_Cleanup|Needs GEDCOM Cleanup]] *[[:Category:New_Brunswick%2C_Needs_Profiles_Created|Needs Profiles Created]] == Resources == * [http://www.thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/new-brunswick/ Canadian Encyclopedia], New Brunswick chapter * [http://new-brunswick.net/new-brunswick/fame.html List] of famous people from New Brunswick * [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_people_from_New_Brunswick List] of notable people from New Brunswick * [http://archives.gnb.ca/archives/?culture=en-CA Provincial Archives of New Brunswick] * [https://newbrunswick.newspaperarchive.com/?gclid=Cj0KCQjw4eaJBhDMARIsANhrQADn5z6HJ35D3i25GdcsK6kUgW5AVjiXujZFbW2hLtcFyeiqplPi2kIaAtimEALw_wcB Newspaper Archives of New Brunswick] * [https://theancestorhunt.com/blog/new-brunswick-online-historical-newspapers-summary/ New Brunswick Online Historical Newspapers Summary at The Ancestor Hunt] * [https://www.familysearch.org/en/wiki/Canada,_New_Brunswick,_County_Deed_Registry_Books_-_FamilySearch_Historical_Records New Brunswick County Deed Registry Books]
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== Introduction == There are 952 people listed as being associated with New Brunswick in the Great War. All of them need to be remembered. This page is to keep a record of which World War I soldiers have been added to WikiTree that came from New Brunswick, Canada. The project will eventually record all soldiers listed in the [http://www.bac-lac.gc.ca/eng/discover/military-heritage/first-world-war/personnel-records/Pages/list.aspx?BirthProv=NB&AttestationProvince=NB& World War I Personnel Records for New Brunswick] that are available at [http://www.bac-lac.gc.ca/ Library and Archives Canada]. I am currently skipping over all but the Killed in Action cases. After creating the initial profiles, the profiles are entered on this page and marked as in progress. In the case of Killed in Action or Died of Wounds, the profile is also entered into the [[Project:Roll_of_Honor|Roll of Honor]] once the profile is complete. I will go back and improve profiles once the Killed in Action and Died of Wounds pass is done then add the rest. Keeping a special watch for Canadian Cycling Corps. (Contact Laura Bozzay) Also paying attention to categorization. Cemeteries and military units sometimes have categories that should be applied. === Contributing to the Project === Anyone interested in helping with the project should feel free to do so. I usually start by finding a Soldier to work on at [http://bac-lac.gc.ca Library and Archives Canada] and use the World War I search in the Canadian Expeditionary Force (database at [http://www.bac-lac.gc.ca/eng/discover/military-heritage/first-world-war/personnel-records/Pages/search.aspx Personnel Records of the First World War]) and use Advanced search with Province set to New Brunswick for both Place of Birth and Attestation/Enlistment. Add an entry to the appropriate table indicating the Profile is "In Progress." Table entries start |- Then either check for the soldier's profile existence. If it doesn't then create it. From the service record (check the PDF file as well as the Attestation papers) date and place of birth are available and frequently a parent or spouse will be mentioned. If the soldier was killed or died in service then that information will also be included. Add any information you feel is relevant to the Biography. Sometimes medals are mentioned. Also check the [http://cwgc.org Commonwealth War Graves Commission] for burial place of any soldier Killed in Action. You may have to search by initials to find him. This entry will frequently give the parents as well. Finally, check on the [http://archives.gnb.ca New Brunswick Provincial Archive]s since there may be a Biography written that can be added as info. When possible, try to link the Profile into the main tree. This is not always possible, but the more we add to the New Brunswick area, the more likely it will happen. When the profile is done, update the table entry to Indicate the status. If the Profile is Connected to the main tree change the I to a C. If unconnected, set it to U. For Profiles of soldiers Killed in Action, entering them in the Roll of Honor. Contributors should also add their name to the '''Contributors''' section at the bottom of the page. Also, any new resources for research may be added to the '''Additional Resources''' section. === Abbreviations Used === {| |+Status Column |'''Abbreviation''' |'''Description''' |- |C |Connected profile |- |I |In progress profile |- |U |Unconnected profile |- |N |No Profile yet |} == Killed in Action == Those soldiers who were killed on the field during action. They are also entered on the [[Space:Killed_in_Action|Killed in Action]] page of the Roll of Honor. Most of these men were young and single and didn't leave much behind other than memories to their families. in some cases, their military personnel recorded is all that remains. They deserve to be remembered. {| border="1" class="wikitable sortable" |+ Killed in Action |'''Person''' |'''County''' |data-sort-type=date style="width:6em;"|'''Date''' |'''Death Location''' |style="text-align:center;" |'''Status''' |'''Cemetery''' |'''Units''' |- |[[Banks-4949|Banks, William Cuthbert]] |York ||6 Nov 1917 |West-Vlaanderen, Belgium |C |[[:Category: Potijze Château Grounds Cemetery, Ypres, West Flanders|Potijze Chateau Grounds Cemetery]] |104th "Overseas" Battalion; 26th Battalion |- |[[Barton-5894| Barton, Edward Kellan]] |Queens |9 Aug 1918 |France |C |[[:Category: Bully-Grenay Communal Cemetery British Extension, Bully-les-Mines, Pas-de-Calais|Bully-Grenay Communal Cemetery, British Extension]] | |- |[[Beyea-33|Beyea, Frank C]] |Saint John |15 Sep 1916 |France |U |[[:Category: Courcelette British Cemetery, Courcelette, Somme|Courcelette British Cemetery]] |26th Battalion |- |[[Bulmer-619|Bulmer, Oscar Harold]] |Westmorland |5 Jul 1917 |France |U |[[:Category: Villers Station Cemetery, Villers-au-Bois, Pas-de-Calais|Villers Station Cemetery, Villers-au-Bois]] |140th Battalion |- |[[Cassie-95|Cassie, Jerry]] |Northumberland |9 Apr 1917 |France |U |[[:Category: Canadian Cemetery No. 2, Neuville-Saint-Vaast, Pas-de-Calais|Canadian Cemetery No. 2, Neuville-St. Vaast]] |132nd Battalion; 87th Battalion |- |[[Clark-43438|Clark, Stanley Gordon]] |Queens |8 Nov 1917 |France |U |[[:Category: Tyne Cot Memorial, Passendale, West Flanders|Tyne Cot Memorial, Passendale, West Flanders]] |55th Battalion; Canadian Machine Gun Corps |- |[[Cole-16780|Cole, Weldon Leilond]] |Queens |6 Nov 1917 |France |U |[[:Category: Menin Gate Memorial, Ypres, West Flanders|Menin Gate Memorial, Ypres, West Flanders]] |112th Battalion; 115th Battalion; 26th Battalion |- |[[Colwell-863|Colwell, George Stanley]] |Queens |6 Nov 1917 |France |C |[[:Category: Menin Gate Memorial, Ypres, West Flanders|Menin Gate Memorial, Ypres, West Flanders]] |112th Battalion; 115th Battalion; 26th Battalion |- |[[Cormier-2852|Cormier, Edmond]] |Kent |28 Jun 1916 |Belgium |C |[[:Category:Reninghelst New Military Cemetery, Reningelst, West-Flanders|Reninghelst New Military Cemetery, Reningelst, West-Flanders]] |55th Battalion, 26th Battalion |- |[[LeBlanc-7189|LeBlanc, Éloi B]] |Westmorland |28 Sep 1918 |France |C |[https://www.veterans.gc.ca/eng/remembrance/memorials/canadian-virtual-war-memorial/detail/522599 Cantimpre Canadian Cemetery] |44th Battalion |- |[[LeBlanc-10174|LeBlanc, Pascal Léo]] |Westmorland |2 Sep 1918 |France |C |[[:Category: Dury Mill British Cemetery, Dury, Pas-de-Calais]] |38th Battalion |- |[[McAdam-378|McAdam, James M]] |York |12 Oct 1916 |France or Belgium |U |[[:Category: Bapaume Post Military Cemetery, Albert, Somme|Bapaume Post Military Cemetery, Albert]] |23rd Battalion, 6th Brigade |- |[[MacCallum-105|McCallum, Donald]] |Northumberland |27 Sep 1918 |France |C |[[:Category: Queant Road Cemetery, Buissy, Pas-de-Calais|Queant Road Cemetery]] | |- |[[MacMichael-42|MacMichael, Ralph]] |Kent |9 Apr 1917 |France |U |[[:Category: Givenchy-en-Gohelle Canadian Cemetery, Souchez, Pas-de-Calais|Givenchy-en-Gohelle Canadian Cemetery]] |73rd Regiment; 132nd Battalion; 42nd Battalion |- |[[McCausland-301|McCausland, Frank]] |Saint John |9 Apr 1917 |France |U |[[:Category: La Chaudière Military Cemetery, Vimy, Pas-de-Calais|La Chaudiere Military Cemetery]] |140th Overseas Battalion; Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry |- |[[McCluskey-625|McCluskey, Clarence]] |York |13 Jun 1916 |France |I |[[:Category: Menin Gate Memorial, Ypres, West Flanders|Menin Gate Memorial, Ypres, West Flanders]] | |- |[[McPartland-109|McPartland, James]] |Saint John |20 Oct 1915 |France |U |[[:Category: La Laiterie Military Cemetery, Kemmel, West-Vlaanderen|La Laiterie Military Cemetery]] |26th Battalion |- |[[McPhee-709|McPhee, Charles Kenneth]] |Westmorland |10 Aug 1918 |France |U |[[:Category: Hillside Cemetery, Le Quesnel, Somme|Hillside Cemetery Le Quesnel]] |236th Battalion; 72nd Battalion |- |[[McQuoid-105|McQuoid, Charles Loren]] |Charlotte |29 Jun 1916 |Belgium |U |[[:Category: Reninghelst New Military Cemetery, Reningelst, West-Flanders|Reninghelst New Military Cemetery]] |26th Battalion |} == Died of Wounds == Soldiers who were wounded in combat and who later died of those wounds. The Location is that of where the soldier died. In parentheses is where wounded. {| border="1" class="wikitable sortable" |'''Person''' |'''County''' |data-sort-type=date style="width:6em;"|'''Date''' |'''Location''' |'''Status''' |'''Cemetery''' |'''Units''' |- |[[Ashe-581|Ashe, John Firman]] |Kings |9 Apr 1917 |France |U |[[:Category: Quatre-Vents Military Cemetery, Estrée-Cauchy, Pas-de-Calais|Quatre-Vents Military Cemetery]] |104th "Overseas" Battalion; 26th Battalion |- |[[Martin-24616|Martin, Jean Joseph]] |Northumberland |22 Feb 1918 |France |C | Ligny-St. Flochel British Cemetery(France) |42nd Canadian Battalion |- |[[MacPhail-222|MacPhail, Chester Blaisdell]] |Victoria |6 Jun 1917 |London(France) |U |Brookwood Military Cemetery | |- |[[McQuestion-4|McQuestion, Arthur Harold]] |York |13 Apr 1917 |Boulogne(France) |U |[[:Category: Boulogne Eastern Cemetery, Boulogne-sur-Mer, Pas-de-Calais|Boulogne Eastern Cemetery]] |104th Battalion; 5th Canadian Mounted Rifles Battalion |} == Wounded in Action == {| border="1" class="wikitable sortable" |'''Person''' |'''County''' |data-sort-type=date style="width:6em;"|'''Date''' |'''Location''' |'''Status''' |'''Units''' |- |[[Cormier-883|Cormier, Dominique]] |Westmorland |22 Sep 1918 |France |C |26th Battalion |- |[[McAdam-378|McAdam, James M]] |York |12 Oct 1916 |France or Belgium |I |see entry in Killed in Action |- |McAdam, Reginald Eldridge |Charlotte | | |N | |- |McAdam, Stuart B |York | | | | |- |[[Ward-21239|Ward, Parlee Hector]] |Westmorland |9 Apr 191 |Vimy Ridge, France |C |145th Bn, CEF |} == Died in Service == {| border="1" class="wikitable sortable" |'''Person''' |'''County''' |data-sort-type=date style="width:6em;"|'''Date''' |'''Location''' |'''Status''' |'''Units''' |- |[[Léger-2474|Léger, Aimé Antoine]] |Kent |11 Sep 1917 |England |C |165th Canadian Forestry Corps attd. No. 3 Training Sqdn. Royal Flying Corps |- |McCarthy, Clarence J |Westmorland |- |[[McCombs-589|McCombs, William]] |Northumberland |20 Sep 1918 |England |U |1st Depot Battalion, New Brunswick Regiment; 13th Reserve Battalion |- |McCarthy, Clarence J |Westmorland |- |[[Poirier-132|Perry (Poirier), Eugène]] |Kent |11 Apr 1917 (Death by firing sqad) |France |C |22nd Battalion (French Canadian) |} == Served == {|border="1" class="wikitable sortable" |'''Person''' |'''County''' |data-sort-type=date style="width:6em;"|'''Date''' |'''Reason for Discharge''' |'''Status''' |'''Units''' |- | [[Albright-1409|Albright, John Franklin]] |Carleton |15 Dec 1917 |Over Age |C | |- |[[Cormier-3141|Cormier, Joseph Zedie Thomas]] |Westmorland |16 Oct 1918 |Death |U |1st Depot Battalion, N B R |- |[[Girouard-5232|Girouard, Alyre]] |Westmorland |6 Jun 1919 |Demobilization |C |9th Overseas Battery, Canadian Field Artillery; 19th Battery, C.F.A. |- |[[Léger-3057|Léger, André]] |Westmorland |14 Feb 1919 |Demobilization |C |165th Battalion |- |[[Léger-2746|Léger, Denis]] |Westmorland |6 Jun 1919 |Demobilization |U |44th Canadian Infantry Battalion |- |[[MacCallum-107|McCallum, Richard Price]] |Northumberland |21 May 1919 |Demobilization |C | |- |[[Stevens-9237|Stevens, Frank Douglas Lodwick]] |Saint John |17 Apr 1917 |Demobilization |C |- |} == Contributors == [[McCallum-175|Doug McCallum]][[Cormier-1939|G. 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[[Ward-21154|Stu Ward]]
== Other Resources == [https://archives.gnb.ca/Exhibits/SoldierBiographyHistoryInitiative/?culture=en-CA Soldiers of the Great War; The Fredericton Soldier Biography History Initiative] :This is a nicely done set of biographies written by middle school students in the Fredericton, New Brunswick area who researched soldiers of the Great War.
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[[Category:Clallam County, Washington, Homesteaders]] [[Category:Clallam County, Washington]] [[Category:Washington Ghost Towns]] [[Category:S'Klallam]] [[Category:Dungeness, Washington]] [[Category:Dungeness Cemetery, Sequim, Washington]] {{Image|file=New_Dungeness-7.jpg |align=l |size=m |caption=Jamestown marker for "Lord James Balch" }} The S'Klallam tribe (Nəxwsƛáy’əm (pronounced “nux s’klallam”), the “Strong People,”)[https://www.sequimwa.gov/DocumentCenter/View/1480/Sequim-History?bidId= Sequim History] Many sources listed within web page and their forbearers have lived in the area since the end of the last ice age, as determined by the Manis Mastodon discovery[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manis_Mastodon_Site Manis Mastodon]. The S'Klallam people were generally friendly to the European and American explorers and settlers. They signed the [https://pnptc.org/ Point No Point Treaty] in 1855 and were evicted from the area of New Dungeness after the first years of its existence but remained nearby and had the rare distinction of having not been removed from their native lands to a reservation. By 1874 their tribal leader, who was known to the settlers as "Lord James Balch", had the foresight to encourage his tribe families to buy their own land, named Jamestown in his honor. The Jamestown S'Klallam are a vibrant part of the community, as leaders and conservationists. {{Image|file=New_Dungeness-13.jpg |align=c |size=l |caption=New Dungeness Survey c 1856 showing S'Klallam maintained fields and village (céʔsqaʔt) }} When the Washington Territorial Legislature created Clallam County in 1854, most of the Euro/American settlers lived near the sheltered harbor created by a long, narrow sand spit extending more than five miles into the Strait of Juan de Fuca. The small community was called New Dungeness after the harbor and spit (now just Dungeness Spit), which British Royal Navy Captain George Vancouver (1757-1798)https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Vancouver named in 1792 for a similar promontory in the English Channel. The original town of New Dungeness was located near Cline Spit, primarily in the area on the bluff above, known as "Whisky Flat" shown in the lower portion of the survey map. The first dock was also located at the spit on the inner bay. The homestead claims of the first settlers quickly took advantage of the S'Klallam maintained grass prairie inland to set up their farms. By 1874 the S'Klallam village had been displaced to Jamestown ( nəxʷŋəyaʔáw̕xʷɬč, "Grand Firs"), down the coast by some five miles. {{Image|file=New_Dungeness-6.jpg |align=c |size=l |caption=New Dungeness Survey Plat c 1863 showing Oregon Donation Land Act of 1850 claims }} [[Cline-5268 | Elliott Cline]] was a prominent pioneer who donated land to the county for the first courthouse and jail. He served five terms in the Territorial Legislature. Settlers began clearing their land in the dense forest surrounding the port and joining in the most general occupation of providing logs to the mills that were beginning in nearby Discovery Bay and later at Port Angeles. Prairie land laid nearby, thanks to the S'Klallam, who maintained the natural prairie openings with yearly burns and this invited the settlers out into the expanse of the surrounding area. In an 1860 election, the first recorded in Clallam County, voters placed the county seat at Whiskey Flat. Within a few years, the seat was moved up to the bluff where most of New Dungeness was developing. On July 24, 1865, Elliott and [[Durbin-2200| Margaret Cline]] platted a townsite there and deeded two lots to the county[https://www.historylink.org/File/7587#:~:text=On%20July%2024%2C%201865%2C%20early,and%20held%20various%20county%20offices Armed posse moves the Clallam County seat from New Dungeness to Port Angeles on November 10, 1890 HistoryLink.org Essay 7587 By Kit Oldham]. There, the first courthouse and jail were constructed. Elliott Cline was Clallam County's first representative in the Territorial legislature and held various county offices. In 1861, Capt. Thomas Abernathy and his neighbor, Elliot Cline, traded potatoes for dairy cows from Victoria, and that started the dairy industry in the Dungeness Valley. The settlement of New Dungeness is among the earliest established Euro-American communities on the Olympic Peninsula. Among the first residents was [[McAlmond-6 | Captain E. H. McAlmond]], who received his Donation Land Claim in 1857. The McAlmond House National Register of Historic Places [https://npgallery.nps.gov/NRHP/AssetDetail?assetID=d2d396c7-689b-4037-aa81-7a48cbe6d771 National Register of Historic Places 76001879] nomination attributes many of these early settlers to New England sailors arriving in the early 1850s. The 1859 Government Land Office [https://glorecords.blm.gov/details/survey/default.aspx?dm_id=399271&sid=rzcts1a4.w5k#surveyDetailsTabIndex=1 1863 GLO survey records] several existing Donation Land Claim homesteads predating the GLO survey on land just south of New Dungeness Harbor in Township 31N and Range 04W. Washington archive records[https://www.digitalarchives.wa.gov/Record/View/7AFC5B8F83DB062B34A2792B3846EE1A Washington Territory Donation Land Claims, 1852-1855, Washington State Archives, Digital Archives] show that the original Elliott Cline claim was submitted with other settlers claims and was not confirmed among the Donation claims for several years. These included [[McDonald-21258 | Richard James McDonnell]], [[Smalley-1408 | Daniel Smalley]], [[Abernethy-766 | Thomas]] and [[Bell-30503 | Christina (Bell) Abernathy]], [[Barrow-2755 | Dr. John P. Barrow]], [[Thornton-2214 | John Thornton]], [[Madison-1278 | B. J. Madison]], [[Bradshaw-4863 | Charles M. Bradshaw]] and [[King-42086 | William King]] (under the 1862 Homestead Act). In 1853 [[Bell-30508 | John Bell]] (brother of Christina Bell Abernethy) also arrived and took up a homestead claim inland. [[Brownfield-142 | Daniel F. Brownfield]] and [[Donnell-936 | John W. Donnell]] were also early homesteaders[https://secure.sos.state.or.us/prs/personprofile.do?recordNumber=106807 Early Oregonian Pioneer OL687][https://www.digitalarchives.wa.gov/Record/View/9B4CB003044EA16D92B978461DD4E642 DLC099] Washington Territory Donation Land Claims, 1852-1855, Washington State Archives, Digital Archives, http://digitalarchives.wa.gov, who took a claim on the Sequim Prairie. {{Image|file=New_Dungeness-5.jpg |align=l |size=m |caption=New Dungeness Lighthouse c 1898 Courtesy of the National Archives }} During this same period the federal government established the New Dungeness Light House Reserve on March 12, 1859.[https://npgallery.nps.gov/NRHP/AssetDetail?assetID=21f2a21f-caeb-4c60-a927-05d7e496de08 National Register of Historic Places 93001338] The first lighthouse keeper was [[Blake-8177 | Henry Blake]], who became involved with the Tsimshian massacre by rescuing and defending its one survivor. [https://www.historylink.org/File/7066/ New Dungeness Light Station HistoryLink.org Essay 7066 By Daryl C. McClary] Mr. (William) King and (Daniel) Smalley were involved in the deportation of the S'Klallam who were implicated in the massacre and in the restitution to the Tsimshiam tribe.[https://arc.lib.montana.edu/ivan-doig/item.php?id=6115 Prospectus for "Winter Light" (Winter Brothers)], an account of James Gilchrist Swan Ivan Doig Archive - Montana State University (MSU) Library The first school at Dungeness was presided over by James McFarlune. Capt. Thomas Abernethy had built a new house for himself and family and his old cabin, located on the Abernathy farm and built of logs, was used for the schoolhouse.[https://www.historylink.org/File/8555 Sequim and the Sequim-Dungeness Valley — Thumbnail History HistoryLink.org Essay 8555 By Laura Arksey] . The two-story Dungeness Schoolhouse was opened February 27, 1893. The school term was four months and the students ranged in age from six through twenty. In 1921, the building was enlarged, and it served as a grade school until 1955. The building is now a community hall and a National Historic Site. [https://npgallery.nps.gov/NRHP/AssetDetail?assetID=3c2801db-131f-473a-9047-d2f0ecaba1c3 National Register of Historic Places 88000627] On June 6, 1860 a new family arrived by way of Port Townsend. Having steamed up the coast from California, the [[Weir-2223 | John Weir]] family made their home in a log cabin down by the river. At the time the Weir family's youngest son was [[Weir-2226 | James Allen Weir]], then 6 years old, who began a career in the territory that would see him become the first Washington Secretary of State. Along the way he wrote a colorful essay called "Roughing it on the Puget Sound" that gave many details to the area.[https://books.google.com/books?id=V3gUAAAAYAAJ&printsec=frontcover&source=gbs_ge_summary_r&cad=0#v=onepage&q&f=false Google Books] Washington, West of the Cascades: Historical and Descriptive; the Explorers, the Indians, the Pioneers, the Modern, Volume 1 Herbert Hunt and Floyd C. Kaylor {{Image|file=New_Dungeness-10.jpg |align=r |size=m |caption=New Dungeness c 1890 Bert Kellogg Collection }} From 1883-1890 the town of New Dungeness was the scene of many lovely and delightful affairs, the settlers holding a yearly Fourth of July picnic, dances, roller skating contests, sleighing parties, clambakes, smelting parties, and baseball games. The town at that time boasted of a general store and Post Office combined, owned and managed by Mr. Frank Clapp; a good hotel owned and managed by [[Ward-31690 | Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ward]], now living at Dungeness; a barber shop and a dressmaker shop. The Bill Law house was managed by Mr. and Mrs. Elias Cays father of Alfred Cays of Dungeness; a Good Templar hall where the dances were held, Clark's and Cline's residences, the Methodist Church and the County Court House. In 1885 Mr. George Lotzgesell, Jr., was elected Justice of the Peace and had the honor of marrying a couple from Forks, Washington. Mr. Lotzgesell was later elected County Commissioner and his foresight in building roads and other community improvements were helpful in building up his district as he was always active in matters of welfare of the country surrounding his birthplace, conducting a vigorous campaign for the office of County Assessor at the fall election previous to his death in 1931 at the age of seventy one years. By 1889 Dungeness was linked with Port Angeles and Port Discovery by a wagon road and although a new hotel had just been built and the settlers thought they had quite a city, it was at this time that the county seat was stolen and removed overnight from Dungeness by citizens of Port Angeles and moved to their now growing city. This incident fairly knocked the props out of the liveliest town on the coast. The fact that the harbor at Dungeness was not always accessible on account of tides, made it unfortunate for the east enders in trying to recover their loss since Port Angeles has a harbor always accessible, and at the present writing is a regular port of call for ocean going vessels.[https://core.ac.uk/download/pdf/229970286.pdf Pioneer Days in Old Dungeness] by [[Dick-3540 | Lillie Kate (Dick) Lotzgesell]] On November 10, 1890, a posse of Port Angeles residents moved the Clallam County seat to their home town from New Dungeness, where it has been located since the county was created in 1854. {{Image|file=New_Dungeness-8.jpg |align=r |size=m |caption=Plat map of New Dungeness, Washington c 1865 Bert Kellogg Collection }} Marker reads "New Dungeness Washington Territory. Discovered by Ensign [[Quimper-8 | Manuel Quimper]], July 4, 1790. Named by Captain [[Vancouver-1 | George Vancouver]], April 30, 1792. Elliot Cline, pioneer, arrived October, 1852. Platted New Dungeness Townsite in 1865. Donated land for first courthouse, jail. Lighthouse lit December 14, 1857. Reference Mark, United State-Canadian Boundary Treaty of 1908. Tsimshian Indian Massacre, Graveyard Spit September 21, 1868. Site donated by Mrs. Margaret Cline Bigelow. Erected by Michael Trebert Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution of Port Angeles, Washington, May 8, 1965." By 1891 the port of Dungeness had moved east across the Dungeness river to create a deep water port. A mile-long wharf was built to handle the farmers trade from the interior. The old site of "New Dungeness" (remember, Vancouver coined the name "New Dungeness") became Old Town and the new Dungeness was just that, newer than New Dungeness. The business at the wharf was brisk and the settlement grew into a small town. The county seat had shifted to Port Angeles and soon the commerce had shifted there and to the nearby farming town of Sequim. With the coming of auto roads the future of Dungeness was sealed. Today, the local roads still have the names of the pioneers, but only the few historic sites remain. {{Image|file=New_Dungeness-9.jpg |align=c |size=l |caption=New Dungeness Panorama, Washington c 1909 Bert Kellogg Collection }} {{Image|file=New_Dungeness-11.jpg |align=c |size=l |caption=Clallam County Election 9 July, 1860 Bert Kellogg Collection }} == Sources ==
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[[Category: Sources by Name]] [[Category: New England]] Other: [[Space:Sources-New_England|New England Sources]] __TOC__ == New England Families, Genealogical and Memorial == A Record of the Achievements of Her People in the Making of Commonwealths and the Founding of a Nation * by [[Cutter-446|William Richard Cutter]] (1847-1918) * published by Lewis Historical Publishing Co., 1913-1915 * [[Special:Whatlinkshere/Space:New_England_Families%2C_Genealogical_and_Memorial|WikiTree Profiles that use this source]] === Available online at these locations: === * Vol. 1-4 ::* https://search.ancestry.com/search/db.aspx?dbid=8517 ::* (1913) https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/100227592 ::* (1915) https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/008732852 third series * Vol. 1 ::* (1913) https://books.google.com/books?id=1J1DAQAAMAAJ ::* (1913) https://archive.org/stream/newenglandfamili01cutt ::* (1913) https://books.google.com/books?id=KvUsAAAAYAAJ ::* (1914) https://books.google.com/books?id=e88UAAAAYAAJ ::* (1914) https://archive.org/details/newenglandfamili01will ::* (1915) https://books.google.com/books?id=1tAUAAAAYAAJ third series * Vol. 2 ::* (1913) https://books.google.com/books?id=ofcsAAAAYAAJ ::* (1914) https://archive.org/details/newenglandfamili021847 ::* (1915) https://books.google.com/books?id=1M8UAAAAYAAJ third series * Vol. 3 ::* (1913) https://books.google.com/books?id=7_UsAAAAYAAJ ::* (1914) https://books.google.com/books?id=NdAUAAAAYAAJ ::* (1914) https://archive.org/details/newenglandfamili031847 ::* (1915) https://books.google.com/books?id=UdEUAAAAYAAJ third series * Vol. 4 ::* (1913) https://books.google.com/books?id=NfksAAAAYAAJ ::* (1914) https://books.google.com/books?id=itAUAAAAYAAJ ::* (1914) https://archive.org/details/newenglandfamili041847 ::* (1915) https://books.google.com/books?id=NegUAAAAYAAJ === Errata === * There have been reports of errors in this source, but without citations. When errors are found please add citations to this section. Meanwhile, please don't use this source for researching people in earlier generations. === Citation Formats === * Cutter, William Richard. ''[[Space:New England Families, Genealogical and Memorial|New England Families, Genealogical and Memorial]]'' (Lewis Hist. Pub. Co., New York, 1913) Vol. , [ Page ]. * ([[#Cutter|Cutter]]) Please add your preferred citation format below, so that it may be easily copied by you and others: * Cutter, William Richard. ''[[Space:New England Families, Genealogical and Memorial|New England Families, Genealogical and Memorial]]'' (Lewis Hist. Pub. Co., New York, 1913) Vol. , [ Page ].
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[[Category: New England]] [[Category: New England History]] === Free New England Research === * [https://familysearch.org/learn/wiki/en/New_England_Historical_Genealogical_Register_Online New England Historical Genealogical Register Online] === Brief Overview of Early America Colony Names by Bobbie Hall (used with permission) === : Instead of the dreaded and unused (in their time) "British Colonial America", New England could be used as the region or 'country' if one is so inclined to name the larger entity. * Massachusetts: 1628-1690: Massachusetts Bay Colony 1691-1776: Province of Massachusetts Bay 1776 and later: Massachusetts, or Commonwealth of Massachusetts :: or, as applicable: 1620-1690: Plymouth Colony * Maine : 1622-1776: Province of Maine : 1776-1820: District of Maine, (part of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts) : 1820 and later: Maine * Rhode Island : 1636-1663: Suggestions welcome: a convoluted history here as to Plantation & Colony names. : 1663-1776: Colony of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations : 1776 and later: Rhode Island (Officially: "The State of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations") * Vermont : 1534-1763: New France (ceded to Britain after a treaty in 1763) : 1749-1776: Disputed by NY, NH and France, generally referred to as the "New Hampshire Grants") : 1776 and later: Vermont (I assume we don't want to get into the Republic of Vermont/New Hampshire Grants from 1777-1791?) * New Hampshire : 1629-1776 Province of New Hampshire : 1776 and later: New Hampshire * Connecticut : 1636-1776: Connecticut Colony : 1776 and later: Connecticut * Also eventually joined Connecticut Colony: :: 1635-1644 Saybrook Colony :: 1638-1665 New Haven Colony === New England Colonial Names and Dates of Towns and Counties by April Dauenhauer === :: A Work In Progress - New England towns, alphabetically under colony :: Location Name changes according to Date ====English Puritans establish "Newe-England Colony" on September 6, 1628==== ====Connecticut Colony - 1636 ==== : [http://colonialwarsct.org/colonial_towns_order.htm The Colonial Towns of Connecticut in the Order of their Establishment]: link to The Society of Colonial Wars in the State of Connecticut, lists colonial towns with dates of founding. :: Connecticut established in 1636 with these four towns: :: Windsor; Wethersfield; Hartford; Springfield :: Colchester, established 1698, New London original county 10 May 1666 - 2014. :: Fairfield, town established 1639, Fairfield original county 10 May 1666 - 2014. :: Hartford, Connecticut Colony, established 1636 by Rev. Hooker & Company (initial group with Elder William Goodwin 1635); Hartford original county founded 10 May 1666-2013 :: [http://www.connecticutgenealogy.com/windham/killingly.htm Killingly], Connecticut Colony, first settled, 1690-91 by Maj. James Fitch and Capt. John Chandler, a town by 1700, incorporated 1708; Hartford county founded 1666, original county; Windham county founded 1726-2013 :: Litchfield, Connecticut Colony, established May 1719, part of either Fairfield or Hartford county prior to 9 October 1751, when it was made part of the newly created Litchfield County. :: Middletown, Connecticut Colony, established 1650 along the Connecticut River, part of either Hartford, New London or New Haven (all original counties) which became parts of Middlesex county 2 May 1785 :: Milford, Connecticut Colony, established 1639, New Haven original county 10 May 1666-2014 :: New London, "called Nameaug by the Pequot Indians. John Winthrop, Jr. founded the first English settlement here in 1646, making it about the 13th town settled in Connecticut. Inhabitants informally named it Pequot after the tribe."[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_London,_Connecticut New London, Connecticut], database, Wikipedia, Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License :: Preston, New London, Connecticut, founded 1687, New London original county founded 10 May 1666 - 2014. :: Roxbury, Connecticut Colony, founded about 1713, considered part of Woodbury until incorporation in 1796. Litchfield county established 14 Oct 1751 from original counties Hartford and Fairfield.(In 1794 was briefly in Norfolk County, but was put back into Suffolk County, which was disolved in modern times). :: Springfield, Connecticut Colony, founded 1636 by William Pynchon & company, independent in the late 1630s; defected to Massachusetts Bay Colony in 1641 :: Suffield, "abbreviation of Southfield," settlement began 1670; established in Massachusetts Bay Colony 1674; annexed to Connecticut Colony May 1749. :: Wethersfield, Connecticut Colony, established 1633. Hartford original county founded 10 May 1666-2013 :: Windham, Connecticut Colony, first settled 1686, incorporated May 12, 1692; Hartford county founded 10 May 1666, original county; Windham county founded 12 May 1726-2013 :: Windsor, Connecticut Colony, established 1632. Hartford original county founded 10 May 1666-2013 :: Originally known as the River Colony, Connecticut Colony was organized on March 3, 1636 as a haven for Puritan gentlemen. Thomas Hooker, a prominent Puritan minister, who led 100 people to present day Hartford in 1636, and Governor John Haynes of the Massachusetts Bay Colony, are often considered the founders of the Connecticut colony. : Two other English colonies in the present-day state of Connecticut were merged into the Colony of Connecticut: Saybrook Colony in 1644 and New Haven Colony in 1662. The Rev. John Davenport and merchant Theophilus Eaton are considered the founders of the New Haven Colony, which would be absorbed into Connecticut Colony in the 1662. John Winthrop the Younger of New London, the son of the founder of the Massachusetts Bay Colony, played an important role in consolidating separate settlements on the Connecticut River into a single colony; and he served as Governor of Connecticut from 1659 to 1675. Winthrop was also instrumental in obtaining the colony's 1662 charter, which incorporated New Haven into Connecticut. ====Massachusetts Bay Colony 1630 - 1691==== :King "Charles granted the new charter on 4 March 1628/9, superseding the land grant and establishing a legal basis for the new English colony at Massachusetts". : The four original counties of Massachusetts Bay Colony were constituted in 1643: Essex; Middlesex; Suffolk; Nantucket :: Andover, organized 1646, Essex county founded 10 May 1643-2013, original county :: Barnstable, settled in 1638 by Rev Joseph Hull and followers, New Plymouth Colony ?, Barnstable county organized 2 June 1685 - 2014 :: Boston, chartered and named capital of the Massachusetts Bay Colony on 7 September 1630, Suffolk county founded 10 May 1643-2013, original county :: Cambridge, Massachusetts Bay Colony, founded 1631 (originally referred to as Newtowne), Middlesex county founded 10 May 1643-2014, original county :: Dedham, Massachusetts Bay Colony, founded 1635 by Robert Hinsdale and his sons, & company. Suffolk county founded 1643, original county; Norfolk county founded 1793-2013. :: Deerfield, Massachusetts Bay Colony, founded 1671 by Samuel Hinsdale, his father Robert, & company. (2nd establishment 1677); Hampshire county founded 1662; Franklin county founded 1811-2013. :: Dorchester, Massachusetts Bay Colony, founded 1630, Suffolk county founded 10 May 1643-2013, original county :: Hadley, Massachusetts Bay Colony, founded 1659 by Elder William Goodwin, John Crow, & company. Middlesex county founded 1643, original county; Hampshire county founded 1662-2013. :: Ipswich, Massachusetts Bay Colony, founded 1634, Essex county founded 10 May 1643-2013, original county :: Lynn, Massachusetts Bay Colony, founded 1635, Essex county founded 10 May 1643-2013, original county :: Medfield, Massachusetts Bay Colony, founded 1651 by Robert Hinsdale & company; Suffolk county founded 10 1643, original county; Norfolk county founded 26 Mar 1793-2013 :: Northampton, Massachusetts Bay Colony, settled in 1654, Middlesex county (1643) until 7 May 1662 became Hampshire county. :: Roxbury, Massachusetts Bay Colony, founded 1630, Suffolk county founded 10 May 1643-2013, original county :: Rumney Marsh, Massachusetts Bay Colony, settled 1624 by Samuel Maverick; annexed to Boston 1634 and divided among 21 Boston citizens; Suffolk county founded 10 May 1643-2013, original county (modern name of Rumney Marsh is Chelsea) :: Scituate, founded 1633, Plymouth Colony; Plymouth county, Massachusetts Colony 2 June 1685 :: Springfield, Massachusetts Bay Colony, founded 1636 by William Pynchon & company (first part of Connecticut Colony, joined Massachusetts Bay Colony in 1641); Middlesex county founded 1643 did '''not''' encompass Springfield, then part of the undivided Massachusetts Bay Colony, Hampshire county founded 1662; Hampden county founded 25 Feb 1812-2013 :: Suffield, "abbreviation of Southfield," established in Massachusetts Bay Colony 1674; annexed to Connecticut Colony, May 1749. :: Watertown, Massachusetts Bay Colony, founded 1630, Middlesex county founded 10 May 1643-2013, original county :: Woburn, Massachusetts Bay Colony, founded 1642, Middlesex county founded 10 May 1643, original county ====Plymouth Colony founded 1620 ==== : Scituate, founded 1633, Plymouth Colony; Plymouth county, Massachusetts Bay Colony 2 June 1685 : "Plymouth Colony (sometimes New Plymouth, or Plymouth Bay Colony) was an English colonial venture in North America from 1620 to 1691. The first settlement of the Plymouth Colony was at New Plymouth, a location previously surveyed and named by Captain John Smith. The settlement, which served as the capital of the colony, is today the modern town of Plymouth, Massachusetts. At its height, Plymouth Colony occupied most of the southeastern portion of the modern state of Massachusetts."[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plymouth_colony Plymouth Colony], database, Wikipedia.com, Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License : "Founded by a group of Separatists initially known as the Brownist Emigration and Anglicans, who together later came to be known as the Pilgrims, Plymouth Colony was, along with Jamestown and other settlements in Virginia, one of the earliest successful colonies to be founded by the English in North America, and the first sizable permanent English settlement in the New England region. Aided by Squanto, a Native American of the Patuxet people, the colony was able to establish a treaty with Chief Massasoit which helped to ensure the colony's success. It played a central role in King Philip's War, one of the earliest of the Indian Wars. Ultimately, the colony was merged with the Massachusetts Bay Colony and other territories in 1691 to form the Province of Massachusetts Bay." : Popham Colony founded by Plymouth Company in 1607 at mouth of Kennebec River (Maine), abandoned. Plymouth Company ====Province of Massachusetts Bay 1691 - 1775==== : Not to be confused with Massachusetts Bay Colony. "The Province of Massachusetts Bay was a crown colony in North America and one of the thirteen original states of the United States. It was chartered on October 7, 1691, by William and Mary, the joint monarchs of the kingdoms of England, Scotland and Ireland. The charter took effect on May 14, 1692" ::The Province of Massachusetts Bay was formed by merging the Massachusetts Bay Colony, Plymouth Colony, Province of Maine, Nantucket, Martha's Vineyard, (and Nova Scotia which split off in 1696; at one time it included New Brunswick). ==== Virginia Company ==== : Founded Jamestown 1607 Virginia Jamestown ====United States of America==== : The State of Connecticut is the 5th state to ratify the US Constitution on January 9, 1788.
: The Commonwealth of Massachusetts is the 6th state to ratify the US Constitution on February 6, 1788.
: A new government under the US Constitution begins on March 4, 1789.
George Washington becomes the 1st President of the United States on April 30, 1789.
====About the change in Calendars==== : "Because the year began in March, records referring to the "first month" pertain to March; to the second month pertain to April, etc., so that "the 19th of the 12th month" would be February 19. In fact, in Latin, September means seventh month, October means eighth month, November means ninth month, and December means tenth month. Use of numbers, rather than names, of months was especially prevalent in Quaker records." [http://www.ctstatelibrary.org/node/2218 Connecticut State Library] : "Old Style (O.S.) and New Style (N.S.) are used in English-language historical studies to indicate either that the start of the Julian year has been adjusted to start on 1 January (N.S.) even though documents written at the time use a different start of year (O.S.), or that a date conforms to the Julian calendar (O.S.), formerly in use in many countries, rather than the Gregorian (N.S.). [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Old_Style_and_New_Style_dates Old Style and New Style Dates], database, Wikipedia.com, Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License : The Gregorian calendar replaced the Julian in Catholic countries beginning in 1582. This change was also implemented in Protestant and Orthodox countries after a significant delay. '''In England and Wales, Ireland, and the British colonies, the change of the start of the year and the change over from the Julian calendar occurred in 1752''' with the passage of the Calendar (New Style) Act 1750. In Scotland, the legal start of the year had already been moved to 1 January (in 1600), but Scotland otherwise continued to use the Julian Calendar until 1752. Many cultures and countries now using the Gregorian calendar have different old styles of dating, depending on the type of calendar they used before the change." [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Old_Style_and_New_Style_dates Old Style and New Style Dates], database, Wikipedia.com, Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License ==Sources== ===New England=== : [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_New_England ''History of New England''], Wikipedia, Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License : [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Equivalent_lands Equivalent Lands], database, Wikipedia, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Equivalent_lands ===Connecticut Colony=== : [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Connecticut_River ''Connecticut River'']: includes MAP, Wikipedia, Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License : [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Suffield,_Connecticut Suffield Connecticut], database, Wikipedia, Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License : [http://www.ctgenweb.org/county/cowindham/ctckillingly/records.htm Killingly, Connecticut - US GenWeb Project], database : [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_London,_Connecticut New London, Connecticut], database, Wikipedia, Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License : [http://www.connecticutgenealogy.com/windham/index.htm Windham County Genealogy], database : [http://www.usahistory.info/New-England/Connecticut.html Connecticut Colonial History], database, : [http://colonialwarsct.org/1639.htm The Society of Colonial Wars in the State of Connecticut], database : [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Connecticut_Colony ''Connecticut Colony''], database, includes MAP, Wikipedia.com, Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License : [http://libguides.ctstatelibrary.org/hg/colonialresearch/online Connecticut State Library] ===Massachusetts Bay Colony=== : [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Massachusetts_Bay_Colony ''Massachusetts Bay Colony'']: includes MAP, Wikipedia, Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License : [http://www.historic-northampton.org/highlights/brief.html Historic Northampton] "In May 1653, 24 persons petitioned the General Court for permission to "plant, possess and inhabit Nonotuck." Northampton was settled in 1654 on a low rise above the rich meadowlands by the Connecticut River." ===Plymouth Colony=== : [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plymouth_Company Plymouth Company], database, Wikipedia.com, Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License : [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plymouth_colony Plymouth Colony], database, Wikipedia.com, Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License ===Province of Massachusetts Bay=== : [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Province_of_Massachusetts_Bay ''Province of Massachusetts Bay'']: includes MAP, Wikipedia, Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License === Virginia Colony === : [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jamestown,_Virginia Jamestown], database, Wikipedia.com, Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License ===United States=== : [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Outline_of_United_States_history ''Outline of United States History''], Wikipedia, Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License ===Genealogy=== : ''The Handybook for Genealogists'', 10th Ed., (Draper, Utah, Everton Publishers, 2002) : [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Old_Style_and_New_Style_dates Old Style and New Style Dates], database, Wikipedia.com, Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License ===Surnames=== : ''Hinsdale genealogy - descendants of Robert Hinsdale of Dedham, Medfield, Hadley and Deerfield'', database, [https://archive.org/stream/hinsdalegenealog00byuandr#page/n67/mode/2up Internet Archive], entry for Robert Hinsdale; extracted from Sanford C. Hinsdale, Herbert Cornelius Andrews, book of the same name (Lombard Illinois: A. H. Andrews, 1906), page 59-62. ===Footnotes===
: The Commonwealth of Massachusetts is the 6th state to ratify the US Constitution on February 6, 1788.
: A new government under the US Constitution begins on March 4, 1789.
George Washington becomes the 1st President of the United States on April 30, 1789.
====About the change in Calendars==== : "Because the year began in March, records referring to the "first month" pertain to March; to the second month pertain to April, etc., so that "the 19th of the 12th month" would be February 19. In fact, in Latin, September means seventh month, October means eighth month, November means ninth month, and December means tenth month. Use of numbers, rather than names, of months was especially prevalent in Quaker records." [http://www.ctstatelibrary.org/node/2218 Connecticut State Library] : "Old Style (O.S.) and New Style (N.S.) are used in English-language historical studies to indicate either that the start of the Julian year has been adjusted to start on 1 January (N.S.) even though documents written at the time use a different start of year (O.S.), or that a date conforms to the Julian calendar (O.S.), formerly in use in many countries, rather than the Gregorian (N.S.). [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Old_Style_and_New_Style_dates Old Style and New Style Dates], database, Wikipedia.com, Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License : The Gregorian calendar replaced the Julian in Catholic countries beginning in 1582. This change was also implemented in Protestant and Orthodox countries after a significant delay. '''In England and Wales, Ireland, and the British colonies, the change of the start of the year and the change over from the Julian calendar occurred in 1752''' with the passage of the Calendar (New Style) Act 1750. In Scotland, the legal start of the year had already been moved to 1 January (in 1600), but Scotland otherwise continued to use the Julian Calendar until 1752. Many cultures and countries now using the Gregorian calendar have different old styles of dating, depending on the type of calendar they used before the change." [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Old_Style_and_New_Style_dates Old Style and New Style Dates], database, Wikipedia.com, Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License ==Sources== ===New England=== : [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_New_England ''History of New England''], Wikipedia, Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License : [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Equivalent_lands Equivalent Lands], database, Wikipedia, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Equivalent_lands ===Connecticut Colony=== : [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Connecticut_River ''Connecticut River'']: includes MAP, Wikipedia, Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License : [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Suffield,_Connecticut Suffield Connecticut], database, Wikipedia, Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License : [http://www.ctgenweb.org/county/cowindham/ctckillingly/records.htm Killingly, Connecticut - US GenWeb Project], database : [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_London,_Connecticut New London, Connecticut], database, Wikipedia, Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License : [http://www.connecticutgenealogy.com/windham/index.htm Windham County Genealogy], database : [http://www.usahistory.info/New-England/Connecticut.html Connecticut Colonial History], database, : [http://colonialwarsct.org/1639.htm The Society of Colonial Wars in the State of Connecticut], database : [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Connecticut_Colony ''Connecticut Colony''], database, includes MAP, Wikipedia.com, Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License : [http://libguides.ctstatelibrary.org/hg/colonialresearch/online Connecticut State Library] ===Massachusetts Bay Colony=== : [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Massachusetts_Bay_Colony ''Massachusetts Bay Colony'']: includes MAP, Wikipedia, Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License : [http://www.historic-northampton.org/highlights/brief.html Historic Northampton] "In May 1653, 24 persons petitioned the General Court for permission to "plant, possess and inhabit Nonotuck." Northampton was settled in 1654 on a low rise above the rich meadowlands by the Connecticut River." ===Plymouth Colony=== : [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plymouth_Company Plymouth Company], database, Wikipedia.com, Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License : [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plymouth_colony Plymouth Colony], database, Wikipedia.com, Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License ===Province of Massachusetts Bay=== : [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Province_of_Massachusetts_Bay ''Province of Massachusetts Bay'']: includes MAP, Wikipedia, Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License === Virginia Colony === : [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jamestown,_Virginia Jamestown], database, Wikipedia.com, Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License ===United States=== : [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Outline_of_United_States_history ''Outline of United States History''], Wikipedia, Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License ===Genealogy=== : ''The Handybook for Genealogists'', 10th Ed., (Draper, Utah, Everton Publishers, 2002) : [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Old_Style_and_New_Style_dates Old Style and New Style Dates], database, Wikipedia.com, Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License ===Surnames=== : ''Hinsdale genealogy - descendants of Robert Hinsdale of Dedham, Medfield, Hadley and Deerfield'', database, [https://archive.org/stream/hinsdalegenealog00byuandr#page/n67/mode/2up Internet Archive], entry for Robert Hinsdale; extracted from Sanford C. Hinsdale, Herbert Cornelius Andrews, book of the same name (Lombard Illinois: A. H. Andrews, 1906), page 59-62. ===Footnotes===
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This was the North American phase of the Seven Year's War. The Virginia militia contingent led by Colonel George Washington were defeated by the French troupes de la marine in the Ohio valley. The British defeated France in Acadia in the Battle of Fort Beausejour in 1755 and then Île Royale (Cape Breton Island) with the Siege of Louisbourg in 1758. The Mi'kmaq and Acadian militias resisted the British who were trying to remove the Acadians from the region . {{Image|file=New_France_in_the_French_and_Indian_War-3.png |align=l |size=270 |caption= }} {{Image|file=New_France_in_the_French_and_Indian_War-6.png |align=r |size=220 |caption= }} {{clear}} '''Two images of Fort Beauséjour''' {{clear}} In 1756 a large force of French, Canadians, and their Native American allies led by Lieutenant General Marquis de Montcalm attacked the main British post at Fort Oswego on Lake Ontario and forced the garrison to surrender. In 1757, Lieutenant General Montcalm with a force of 7200 French and Canadians and 2400 Native Americans laid siege to Fort William Henry, British commander Lieutenant-Colonel George Monroe surrendered after three weeks. Montcalm allowed Monroe to return to England and not to fight for 18 months. But many of the Native Americans did not agree, they massacred about 1100 of the 1500 British force and civilians when they were 3 miles from the fort. {{Image|file=New_France_in_the_French_and_Indian_War-8.png |align=c |size=380 |caption='''Montcalm trying to stop the Massacre on the British forces and civilians''' }} [[Montcalm-Gozon-1| Brigadier General Louis-Joseph de Montcalm]] was the commander of the forces in North America he was sent to New France to lead its defence against the British {{Image|file=French_and_Indian_War_Images-19.jpg |align=r |size=120 |caption='''Marquis de Vaudreuil''' }} [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pierre_de_Rigaud,_Marquis_de_Vaudreuil-Cavagnial Pierre de Rigaud, Marquis de Vaudreuil-Cavagnial] was the first governor of New France to be born in Canada, he held supreme civil authority in Canada and was technically commander-in-chief of all French forces, but some of his orders were ignored by officials of the French army, Louis-Joseph de Montcalm, said he was too Canadian. On the 8th September 1760, Marquis de Vaudreuil-Cavagnia surrendered Montreal to Major General Jeffrey Amherst.He was placed in British custody, and was imprisoned from November 1761 to May 1762. [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fran%C3%A7ois-Marie_Le_Marchand_de_Lignery François-Marie Le Marchand de Lignery] was a military leader in the French province of Canada. He played an important role in the French defense of the Ohio Country. His company held the French center for his role in the battle he was awarded the Cross of Saint Louis. In 1756 he was given military command of the entire Ohio Country. On June 24,1759 he was wounded and captured when his troops were ambushed by the British. He died four days later from his wounds. 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=== What is this place called? === Colony = "1. A group of people who settle in a distant land but remain subject to a parent country. 2. A territory ruled by a distant power. 3. A group of people with similar interests concentrated in one area" for instance an artist's colony.The New American Heritage Dictionary. Based on the Hardcover Second College Edition. Houghton Mifflin, 1983. Politically, New Haven was never a colony subject to the British Government. They had no charter from the King. At first they referred to themselves as English Planters and a Plantation and they called the place Quinnepiac, which was the Indian name. Their Church and the scriptures were their Government even before they formed a government. Some early records of courts have the following unnamed headings:Hoadly, Charles J, MA. (editor) Records of the Colony and Plantation of New Haven, From 1638 to 1649. Hartford: Case, Tiffany and Company, 1857.Hoadly, Charles J, MA. (editor) Records of the Colony or Jurisdiction of New Haven, From May 1653 to the Union.. Hartford: Case, Tiffany and Company, 1858. :"A Court holden the 3d of Nouember 1639." :"A Gen Court the 25 of Nouember 1639." Then "Att a Genrll Court held the 1t of the 7th Moneth 1640." :"This towne now named Newhaven." The next court the heading is: :"Att a Court held att Newhaven the 2d of 7 m; 1640." Later many headings appear as: :"At a court of election held at Newhaven for the Jurisdiction the 25th of May, 1653" Wills are often a source of how people designate the place they live, saying things like I John Smith of the town of Jonesboro, County of Jones, State of Kentucky. A few examples of early wills in New Haven: :Hannah Beecher of New Haven on 13 Jun 1657Original's not seen. Did the scribe write it New Haven or Newhaven? :Thomas Nash of New Haven Aug 1 1657 :"John Parmely of Newhaven" will presented 2 Jan 1659/60 :Theophilus Eaton Will of “the Honorable Late Governor of the Colony,” Aug 12 1656. His death is recorded "Theophilus Eaton Efqr The Honord Gouernor of New hauen Colony dyed By 1653, they are referring to themselves as a colony, when Francis Newman, secretary signs letters "By the Generll Court for Newhaven Colonie" For this One Place Study, the "plantation of Quinnipiack and the jurisdiction and colony of Newhaven / New Haven are all included. The timeframe is from the first hut of the English in the fall/winter of 1637, until Dec 14, 1664, when New Haven submitted their autonomy to the Colony of Connecticut. == History == This is [[B-404|AnneB's]] really brief history of New Haven Colony - to be revised. In 1637, a bunch of guys sailed to the harbor of the Quinnepiac. They thought it looked like a great place, so they left seven of their fellows there for the winter of 1637/8. In the spring of 1638, a whole bunch of people got into boats and sailed from Boston to Quinnepiac. They later renamed the place New Haven. They set up a town based on Puritan Christian principles. They purchased land from the Quinnepiacs and added more towns to the Colony of New Haven. 19 May 1643 New Haven joined with Massachusetts, Plimouth, and Connecticut to form The United Colonies of New England largely for aid in defense, should any of the Colonies need such aid. Through some interesting political maneuvering, New Haven (who never had a charter from the King) was forced to join Connecticut Colony towards the very end of 1664. 1666, just shortly after New Haven became part of Connecticut, men from Branford, Guilford, and Milford, founded and settled [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Space:New-Ark_Settlement&public=1 Settlement (Newark, New Jersey)] Need More:
[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Haven_Colony Wikipedia Article on New Haven Colony]
[http://colonialwarsct.org/1638_new_haven_links.htm New Haven Colony at the Society of Colonial Wars]
[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Haven_Colony#mediaviewer/File:Ctcolony.png Map showing current Connecticut's past Colonies.]
=== Massachusett's to Quinnipiack === Journal of Gov. John Winthrop, 30 March 1638
"Mr. Davenport and Mr. Prudden, and a brother of Mr. Eaton, (being ministers also,) went by water to Quinepiack; and with them many families removed out of this jurisdiction to plant in those parts, being much taken with the opinion of the fruitfulness of that place, and more safety (as they conceived) from danger of a general governor, who was feared to be sent this summer; which, though it were a great weakening of these parts, yet we expected to see a good providence of God in it, (for all possible means had been used to accommodate them here; Charlestown offered them largely, Newbury their whole town, the court any place which was free,) both for possessing those parts which lay open for an enemy, and for strengthening our friends at Connecticut, and for making room here for many, who were expected out of England this year, and for diverting the thoughts and intentions of such in England as intended evil against us, whose designs might be frustrate by our scatterings so far; and such as were now gone that way were as much in the eye of the state of England as we here."Winthrop, John. Winthrop's journal "History of New England", 1630-1649. New York : Charles Scribner's Sons, 1908. [https://archive.org/stream/winthropsjournal00wint#page/264/mode/2up/search/Prudden p. 265 === Towns in the jurisdiction of New Haven Colony === New Haven, Milford, Guilford, Branford, Stamford, and Southold on Long Island.
:'''Branford''' was first called Totoket. In the spring of 1644, this "small plantation, betwixt New Haven and Guilford," was sold to men from Wethersfield, who agreed to live within the principles of New Haven's "Fundamental Agreement." They were joined by persons from Southhampton (under Connecticut's jurisdiction) along with their minister Abraham Pierson. [[Space:Branford%2C_New_Haven%2C_Connecticut|Branford, New Haven in the 17th century]] :'''Milford''', first known as Wepowogue, organized its church 22 Aug 1639. This was in preparation to became a new plantation within the colony of New Haven. In 1640, they officially changed the name to Milford. The town was founded by a group of Hertfordshire men, under the leadership of the Rev. Peter Prudden. They were joined by some families from Wethersfield, making a total of fifty-four planters. Milford was southwest of New Haven on the coast, less than 10 miles away.
:'''Stamford''' First called Rippowam, Capt. Turner purchased the territory from the Indians 1 July 1640. Just a few months later 4 Nov 1640, New Haven sold the property to Andrew Ward and Robert Coe, representatives of 22 families from Wethersfield who wanted to begin a plantation modeled after New Haven. The families settled there in the spring 1641. 6 April 1642, the name became Stamford. See Also: [http://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=miun.afk3887.0001.001;view=1up;seq=77 History of Stamford, Conn. ...] by E.B. Huntington. === 1641 New Haven DemographicsShumway, Col. Floyd M. “The Founders of New Haven.” The Connecticut Nutmeggar.” 22:580, 1989. Paper dated Nov. 19, 1988. [http://www.americanancestors.org/databases/connecticut-nutmegger/image/?pageName=580&volumeId=11800 At AmericanAncestors (NEHGS) (Membership Req.)] === *About 800 persons *94 Proprietors, 108 heads of families (not included in list of Proprietors) *350 adult householders, 250 children, 200 servants (apprentices and assistants as well as servants. *Of 140 males adults, about 70 under 30, 35 aged 31-40, 35 aged 41 or older. *7 ministers, 3 teachers, 16 merchants, 66 tradesmen (included 5 brickmakers, 10 carpenters, 7 ship carpenters, 1 sawyer, 5 leather tanners), 16 known farmers (undoubtedly more), the marshall (Robert Seeley), the town notary, (Thomas Fugill), Indian interpreter (John Clark), town criers (Thomas Lamson & John Benham), drummers (John Benham, Stephen Metcalf and Jarvis Boykin), chimney sweep (Andrew Low & John Cooper, who went on to other things), poundkeepers (Thomas Kimberly, William Thorpe, William Preston). Some of these probably also farmed. *Average wealth – 14 merchants £679, 4 ministers £625, 16 farmers £237, 29 tradesmen £110, 3 teachers £107 *A person called by name with no title was a youth, servant or inconsequential adult. A master workman with greater dignity might be called “Goodman”. Church members were frequently referred to as “Brother” and “Sister.” Military officers and deacons, usually were called by their title. 27 men titled Mr. were considered the top level of local importance and the elite of the town (mostly ministers, teachers and wealthy merchants) === List of Planters in the record of 1643 === [https://archive.org/details/recordsofcolonyp00newh/page/90/mode/2up Pages 91-93] of the New Haven Colony Records has a list of planters. The list is in the 1643 section of the records.Hoadly, Charles J, MA. (editor) [https://archive.org/details/recordsofcolonyp00newh Records of the Colony and Plantation of New Haven, From 1638 to 1649.] (Hartford: Case, Tiffany and Company, 1857.) [https://archive.org/details/recordsofcolonyp00newh/page/90/mode/2up p. 91] It has been determined that this list was actually written earlier 1640-1641.Jacobus, Donald Lines, "The Henry Peck Family of New Haven, Conn. in the Line of Eleazer 2, Eleazer 3, Charles 4," New England Historical and Genealogical Register, 121: 88 [https://www.americanancestors.org/DB202/i/11666/81/235610387 link American Ancestors] "Focus on New Haven," ''The Great Migration Newsletter'' Volume 6 No. 1 January-March 1997 p. 4-5 == Resources == === Vital Records === [https://archive.org/details/vitalrecordsofne01orde Vital records of New Haven, 1649-1850 Part I.] Hartford: Connecticut Society Order of the Founders and Patriots of America, 1917. Encompasses end of 1649 to -- '''note''' pp 103 and 104 have 1649 & 50 on them also
[https://archive.org/details/vitalrecordsofne02orde Vital records of New Haven, 1649-1850 Part II.] Hartford: Connecticut Society Order of the Founders and Patriots of America, 1924. Part II contains Deaths 1821-1849, Marriages 1835-1853, Index.
The vital records are searchable at [http://www.americanancestors.org/search/advanced-search/?database=New%20Haven,%20CT:%20Vital%20Records,%201649-1850 AmericanAncestors.org] NEHGS (membership required) New Haven First Congregational Church Records 1638-1664 [[Space:New Haven First Congregational Church]] Records extracted from Connecticut Church Records Index: New Haven First Congregational Church 1639-1937. Vol. A-I. Hartford: Connecticut State Library, 1947. Only "A, B & C" completed. "List of Baptisms In the Church in New Haven, Conn., during the Ministry of Rev. John Davenport ... New England Historical and Genealogical Register 9:357. Boston: NEHGS, 1855. [http://www.americanancestors.org/databases/new-england-historical-and-genealogical-register/image/?pageName=357&volumeId=11725 At AmericanAncestors NEHGS (membership required)] [https://play.google.com/books/reader?id=mcIMAAAAYAAJ&pg=GBS.PA357 At Google Books] "Abstracts of the Early Probate Records of New Haven, Book I, Part I, 1647-1687." ''New England Historical and Genealogical Register'' 81:121. Boston: NEHGS, 1927. p 121-135 [http://www.americanancestors.org/databases/new-england-historical-and-genealogical-register/image/?pageName=121&volumeId=11641&rId=236639573 At AmericanAncestors] Papers of the New Haven Colony Historical Society. Vol III Chapter: Inscriptions on Tombstones in New Haven Prior to 1800, by Franklin B. Dexter. (New Haven, Ct. : Printed for the Society, 1882) https://archive.org/details/papersofnewhavenv3newh/page/n951 === Town and Colony Court Records === [https://play.google.com/books/reader?id=pMETAAAAYAAJ&printsec=frontcover&source=gbs_atb_hover&pg=GBS.PP5 Records of the Colony and Plantation of New Haven, From 1638 to 1649.] Hoadly, Charles J, MA. (editor) Hartford: Case, Tiffany and Company, 1857. This is the original printed work at Google Books.
[http://dunhamwilcox.net/ct/0-index_new_haven.htm Records of the Colony and Plantation of New Haven, From 1638 to 1649.] Transcribed by Coralynn Brown. [http://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=miun.afk3880.0001.001 At Hathi Trust] [https://archive.org/details/recordsofcolonyp00newh at Archive.org] [https://archive.org/details/recordscolonyor01congoog Records of the Colony or Jurisdiction of New Haven, From May 1653 to the Union Together with the New Haven Code of 1656.] Hoadly, Charles J, MA. (editor) . Hartford: Case, Tiffany and Company, 1858. [https://play.google.com/books/reader?id=lFwFYlKaLjIC&printsec=frontcover&source=gbs_atb_hover&pg=GBS.PP9 At Google Books] [https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=coo1.ark:/13960/t5n87tx4f;view=1up;seq=7 At Hathi Trust] [http://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=wu.89067363812;view=1up;seq=7 New Haven town records, Vol I, 1649-1662] edited by Franklin Bowditch Dexter et al. Publ. New Haven: New Haven Hist. Soc. 1917. [https://books.google.com/books/reader?id=9wsWAAAAYAAJ&printsec=frontcover&output=reader&source=gbs_atb_hover&pg=GBS.PP7 Or at Google Books] [https://archive.org/details/newhaventownreco03newh At archive] [http://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=wu.89067364133;view=1up;seq=7 New Haven town records, Vol II, 1662-1684] edited by Franklin Bowditch Dexter et al. Publ. New Haven: New Haven Hist. Soc. 1919. Vol II includes an index beginning at page 445. [https://archive.org/details/newhaventownreco02newh at Archive] === Churches === Seats in the Meeting House (Church) were a measure of status and often are the only existing records of an ancestor's existence in early New Haven. Assignments were made in March 1646, Feb 1653/6 and Feb 1661/2. Lists can be found starting on page 542 of [http://books.google.com/books?id=q9MLAAAAYAAJ&pg=PR7&lpg=PR7&dq=new+haven+colony+topographical+history&source=bl&ots=t0lWPW4JaK&sig=4zOFcTD_MTrKtnu-cYaZZEArnZY&hl=en&sa=X&ei=hvgtVOmTFoOryASB_YKoAg&ved=0CE4Q6AEwCA#v=onepage&q&f=false Atwater's History] {{Image|file=New_Haven_Colony-2.jpg |caption=New Haven Meeting House: Seats
Look for where your ancestor sat. }} [https://archive.org/details/historicalcatal00dextgoog Historical catalogue of the Members of the First Church of Christ in New Haven, Connecticut (Center church) A. D. 1639-1914.] Compiled by Franklin Bowditch Dexter. New Haven, 1914. A list of members in the church with additional information. Simonds, J. Rupert. [https://archive.org/details/historyoffirstch00simo ''A history of the First Church and Society of Branford, Connecticut, 1644-1919.''] New Haven, Conn., The Tuttle, Morehouse & Taylor Co., 1919 === Families of Ancient New Haven === This is a comprehensive genealogical compilation of New Haven Families. It is well sourced and highly accurate. The easiest way to access online is through a subscription to Ancestry or AmericanAncestors. Some separate issues can be viewed and/or downloaded. See [[Space:The New Haven Genealogical Magazine|The New Haven Genealogical Magazine]] and also [[Space:Families of Ancient New Haven|Space Families of Ancient New Haven]] === Histories === '''[http://books.google.com/books?id=q9MLAAAAYAAJ&pg=PR7&lpg=PR7&dq=new+haven+colony+topographical+history&source=bl&ots=t0lWPW4JaK&sig=4zOFcTD_MTrKtnu-cYaZZEArnZY&hl=en&sa=X&ei=hvgtVOmTFoOryASB_YKoAg&ved=0CE4Q6AEwCA#v=onepage&q&f=false History of the Colony of New Haven to Its Absorption Into Connecticut]''' By Edward Elias Atwater, Lucy M. Hewitt, Bessie E. Beach. Meriden, Connecticut: 1902 & [https://books.google.com/books/reader?id=omW7vnDOcEwC&printsec=frontcover&output=reader&source=gbs_atb_hover&pg=GBS.PR1 It's earlier 1881 version.] [http://books.google.com/books/reader?id=ARAWAAAAYAAJ&printsec=frontcover&output=reader&source=gbs_atb_hover&pg=GBS.PA1 '''History of the colony of New Haven, before and after the union with Connecticut.''' Containing a particular description of the towns which composed that government, viz., New Haven, Milford, Guilford, Branford, Stamford, & Southold, L. I., with a notice of the towns which have been set off from "the original six."] – Edward Rodolphus Lambert. New Haven: Hitchcock and Stafford, 1838. ''' The New Haven Colony.''' by Isabel MacBeath Calder. New Haven: Yale University Press, 1934. [http://search.ancestry.com/search/db.aspx?dbid=16182 At Ancestry.com (subscription required)] '''History and antiquities of New Haven (Conn.) from its earliest settlement to the present time. ''' by Barber, John Warner (compiler). New Haven: J.W. Barber, 1831. [https://archive.org/details/historyandantiqu00barbrich at Archive.org] '''History and antiquities of New haven, Conn., from its earliest settlement to the present time.''' by Barber, John Warner, 1798-1885; Punderson, Lemuel Swift, joint author. New Haven: L. S. Punderson and J. W. Barber, 1856 .[https://archive.org/details/historyantiquiti00barbe at Archive.org] '''History and Antiquities of New Haven, Conn: From Its Earliest Settlement to the Present Time, with Biographical Sketches and Statistical Information of the Public Institutions, &c., &c''' by John W. Barber and Lemuel Swift Punderson. New Haven: J.W. Barber and L.S. Punderson, 1870. [https://books.google.com/books?id=rbEvAQAAMAAJ&pg=PR3 at Google Books] === Cemeteries === The original town cemetery was on land that is now the New Haven Town Green. Most of the stones that were there were removed to Grove Street Cemetery, where they rest along the stone walls. A transcription of these was done in the 1930s as part of the Hale Collection of Connecticut Cemetery Transcriptions. [https://www.grovestreetcemetery.org/inscriptions A list of these is online.] Check [http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=cr&CRid=1607917&CScn=grove&CScntry=4&CSst=8&CScnty=308& Find a Grave for photos.] There are some stones within the crypt of the Center Street Church. The list from the Hale Collection [http://www.rays-place.com/cemeteries/215-5.htm can be found here]. Dexter, Franklin Bowditch. [https://books.google.com/books?id=UQECAAAAYAAJ&dq=inscriptions+on+tombstones+in+new+haven&source=gbs_navlinks_s ''Inscriptions on Tombstones in New Haven, Erected Prior to 1800''] New Haven: 1882. This has an excellent explanation on the usage and distribution of the two early cemeteries. Plus inscriptions for stones dated prior to 1800. [http://www.grovestreetcemetery.org/ Grove Street Cemetery] was not founded until 1797, so does not contain any of the New Haven Colonists, although it does contain many of their gravestones. [https://www.grovestreetcemetery.org/inscriptions List] Or, [http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=cr&CRid=1607917&CScn=grove&CScntry=4&CSst=8&CScnty=308& There are frequently photos at Find a Grave.] === Laws === Freeman a person who is both a planter and a member of an established church. Freemen are the voters. Once a year, last Wednesday of May, all voters are required to come to "Court" in order to elect officials. There was a method for absentee ballots. Oath of fidelity to be taken by Freemen, planters and inhabitants (males only) as are fit. May 1660 the oath of Fidelity was taken by a group (21) of mostly young men. Of the ones whose bpt. could be verified, they were bpt between 1639 and 1643. Nathaniel Boykin was born Sep 1641 and John Hitchcock was born Feb 1643. Boykin was 18 and Hitchcock 17. First given in 1644, "Itt was further ordered thatt no person or persons shall hereafter be admitted as an inhabitant in this jurisdiction or any of the plantations therein butt he or they shall take the said oath upon his or their admittance." General Court, at least once a year, directly after elections, and as needed, to deal with matters that affect the entire colony. See also: Connecticut's Freemen: The First Forty Years. The William and Mary Quarterly Vol. 15, No. 3 (Jul., 1958), pp. 312-333 (22 pages) https://www.jstor.org/stable/1915620 === Miscellaneous === [http://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=miun.afk3880.0001.001;view=1up;seq=166 '''Orders for the Artillary Company att Newhaven.'''] This is not the trayned band. '''Fence viewers:''' the position was defined [http://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=miun.afk3880.0001.001;view=1up;seq=162 p. 154] of the ''Records Records of the Colony and Plantation of New Haven, From 1638 to 1649.'' Hoadly, Charles J, MA. Persons who were not freeman could hold this position. [[Walker-4368|John Walker]] held the position in 1645/6 but was not a freeman until 1648. '''Haywards''' first appointed 1647. [https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=miun.afk3880.0001.001&view=1up&seq=375&q1=Hayward p. 367] ''Records Records of the Colony and Plantation of New Haven, From 1638 to 1649.'' Hoadly, Charles J, MA. '''"Sealers of leather,''' appointed first in 1646, checked the quality of tanning. Shoemakers were enjoined to mark their leathers so "that the buyer be not deceived" (NHCR I 356-7) [Powers, Zara Jones (editor). Ancient Town Records Vol III. New Haven Town Records 1684-1769. (New Haven, New Haven Colony Historical Society, 1962.) p. 2 footnote] === Helpful Items === [http://www.americanancestors.org/databases/new-england-historical-and-genealogical-register/image/?pageName=121&volumeId=11641 Abstracts of Early Probate Records - Article at NEHGS] [https://books.google.com/books?id=xl0LAQAAMAAJ&printsec=frontcover&source=gbs_ge_summary_r&cad=0#v=onepage&q&f=false Papers of the New Haven Colony Historical Society. Volume 3 (New Haven: 1882)] === Project Members === :[[B-404|Anne B]] :[[Smith-277953|Rick Smith]] == Sources ==
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=== What is this place called? === Colony = "1. A group of people who settle in a distant land but remain subject to a parent country. 2. A territory ruled by a distant power. 3. A group of people with similar interests concentrated in one area" for instance an artist's colony.The New American Heritage Dictionary. Based on the Hardcover Second College Edition. Houghton Mifflin, 1983. Politically, New Haven was never a colony subject to the British Government. They had no charter from the King. At first they referred to themselves as English Planters and a Plantation and they called the place Quinnepiac, which was the Indian name. Their Church and the scriptures were their Government even before they formed a government. Some early records of courts have the following unnamed headings:Hoadly, Charles J, MA. (editor) Records of the Colony and Plantation of New Haven, From 1638 to 1649. Hartford: Case, Tiffany and Company, 1857.Hoadly, Charles J, MA. (editor) Records of the Colony or Jurisdiction of New Haven, From May 1653 to the Union.. Hartford: Case, Tiffany and Company, 1858. :"A Court holden the 3d of Nouember 1639." :"A Gen Court the 25 of Nouember 1639." Then "Att a Genrll Court held the 1t of the 7th Moneth 1640." :"This towne now named Newhaven." The next court the heading is: :"Att a Court held att Newhaven the 2d of 7 m; 1640." Later many headings appear as: :"At a court of election held at Newhaven for the Jurisdiction the 25th of May, 1653" Wills are often a source of how people designate the place they live, saying things like I John Smith of the town of Jonesboro, County of Jones, State of Kentucky. A few examples of early wills in New Haven: :Hannah Beecher of New Haven on 13 Jun 1657Original's not seen. Did the scribe write it New Haven or Newhaven? :Thomas Nash of New Haven Aug 1 1657 :"John Parmely of Newhaven" will presented 2 Jan 1659/60 :Theophilus Eaton Will of “the Honorable Late Governor of the Colony,” Aug 12 1656. His death is recorded "Theophilus Eaton Efqr The Honord Gouernor of New hauen Colony dyed By 1653, they are referring to themselves as a colony, when Francis Newman, secretary signs letters "By the Generll Court for Newhaven Colonie" For this One Place Study, the "plantation of Quinnipiack and the jurisdiction and colony of Newhaven / New Haven are all included. The timeframe is from the first hut of the English in the fall/winter of 1637, until Dec 14, 1664, when New Haven submitted their autonomy to the Colony of Connecticut. == History == This is [[B-404|AnneB's]] really brief history of New Haven Colony - to be revised. In 1637, a bunch of guys sailed to the harbor of the Quinnepiac. They thought it looked like a great place, so they left seven of their fellows there for the winter of 1637/8. In the spring of 1638, a whole bunch of people got into boats and sailed from Boston to Quinnepiac. They later renamed the place New Haven. They set up a town based on Puritan Christian principles. They purchased land from the Quinnepiacs and added more towns to the Colony of New Haven. 19 May 1643 New Haven joined with Massachusetts, Plimouth, and Connecticut to form The United Colonies of New England largely for aid in defense, should any of the Colonies need such aid. Through some interesting political maneuvering, New Haven (who never had a charter from the King) was forced to join Connecticut Colony towards the very end of 1664. 1666, just shortly after New Haven became part of Connecticut, men from Branford, Guilford, and Milford, founded and settled [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Space:New-Ark_Settlement&public=1 Settlement (Newark, New Jersey)] Need More:
[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Haven_Colony Wikipedia Article on New Haven Colony]
[http://colonialwarsct.org/1638_new_haven_links.htm New Haven Colony at the Society of Colonial Wars]
[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Haven_Colony#mediaviewer/File:Ctcolony.png Map showing current Connecticut's past Colonies.]
=== Massachusett's to Quinnipiack === Journal of Gov. John Winthrop, 30 March 1638
"Mr. Davenport and Mr. Prudden, and a brother of Mr. Eaton, (being ministers also,) went by water to Quinepiack; and with them many families removed out of this jurisdiction to plant in those parts, being much taken with the opinion of the fruitfulness of that place, and more safety (as they conceived) from danger of a general governor, who was feared to be sent this summer; which, though it were a great weakening of these parts, yet we expected to see a good providence of God in it, (for all possible means had been used to accommodate them here; Charlestown offered them largely, Newbury their whole town, the court any place which was free,) both for possessing those parts which lay open for an enemy, and for strengthening our friends at Connecticut, and for making room here for many, who were expected out of England this year, and for diverting the thoughts and intentions of such in England as intended evil against us, whose designs might be frustrate by our scatterings so far; and such as were now gone that way were as much in the eye of the state of England as we here."Winthrop, John. Winthrop's journal "History of New England", 1630-1649. New York : Charles Scribner's Sons, 1908. [https://archive.org/stream/winthropsjournal00wint#page/264/mode/2up/search/Prudden p. 265 === Towns in the jurisdiction of New Haven Colony === New Haven, Milford, Guilford, Branford, Stamford, and Southold on Long Island.
:'''Branford''' was first called Totoket. In the spring of 1644, this "small plantation, betwixt New Haven and Guilford," was sold to men from Wethersfield, who agreed to live within the principles of New Haven's "Fundamental Agreement." They were joined by persons from Southhampton (under Connecticut's jurisdiction) along with their minister Abraham Pierson. [[Space:Branford%2C_New_Haven%2C_Connecticut|Branford, New Haven in the 17th century]] :'''Milford''', first known as Wepowogue, organized its church 22 Aug 1639. This was in preparation to became a new plantation within the colony of New Haven. In 1640, they officially changed the name to Milford. The town was founded by a group of Hertfordshire men, under the leadership of the Rev. Peter Prudden. They were joined by some families from Wethersfield, making a total of fifty-four planters. Milford was southwest of New Haven on the coast, less than 10 miles away.
:'''Stamford''' First called Rippowam, Capt. Turner purchased the territory from the Indians 1 July 1640. Just a few months later 4 Nov 1640, New Haven sold the property to Andrew Ward and Robert Coe, representatives of 22 families from Wethersfield who wanted to begin a plantation modeled after New Haven. The families settled there in the spring 1641. 6 April 1642, the name became Stamford. See Also: [http://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=miun.afk3887.0001.001;view=1up;seq=77 History of Stamford, Conn. ...] by E.B. Huntington. === 1641 New Haven DemographicsShumway, Col. Floyd M. “The Founders of New Haven.” The Connecticut Nutmeggar.” 22:580, 1989. Paper dated Nov. 19, 1988. [http://www.americanancestors.org/databases/connecticut-nutmegger/image/?pageName=580&volumeId=11800 At AmericanAncestors (NEHGS) (Membership Req.)] === *About 800 persons *94 Proprietors, 108 heads of families (not included in list of Proprietors) *350 adult householders, 250 children, 200 servants (apprentices and assistants as well as servants. *Of 140 males adults, about 70 under 30, 35 aged 31-40, 35 aged 41 or older. *7 ministers, 3 teachers, 16 merchants, 66 tradesmen (included 5 brickmakers, 10 carpenters, 7 ship carpenters, 1 sawyer, 5 leather tanners), 16 known farmers (undoubtedly more), the marshall (Robert Seeley), the town notary, (Thomas Fugill), Indian interpreter (John Clark), town criers (Thomas Lamson & John Benham), drummers (John Benham, Stephen Metcalf and Jarvis Boykin), chimney sweep (Andrew Low & John Cooper, who went on to other things), poundkeepers (Thomas Kimberly, William Thorpe, William Preston). Some of these probably also farmed. *Average wealth – 14 merchants £679, 4 ministers £625, 16 farmers £237, 29 tradesmen £110, 3 teachers £107 *A person called by name with no title was a youth, servant or inconsequential adult. A master workman with greater dignity might be called “Goodman”. Church members were frequently referred to as “Brother” and “Sister.” Military officers and deacons, usually were called by their title. 27 men titled Mr. were considered the top level of local importance and the elite of the town (mostly ministers, teachers and wealthy merchants) === List of Planters in the record of 1643 === [https://archive.org/details/recordsofcolonyp00newh/page/90/mode/2up Pages 91-93] of the New Haven Colony Records has a list of planters. The list is in the 1643 section of the records.Hoadly, Charles J, MA. (editor) [https://archive.org/details/recordsofcolonyp00newh Records of the Colony and Plantation of New Haven, From 1638 to 1649.] (Hartford: Case, Tiffany and Company, 1857.) [https://archive.org/details/recordsofcolonyp00newh/page/90/mode/2up p. 91] It has been determined that this list was actually written earlier 1640-1641.Jacobus, Donald Lines, "The Henry Peck Family of New Haven, Conn. in the Line of Eleazer 2, Eleazer 3, Charles 4," New England Historical and Genealogical Register, 121: 88 [https://www.americanancestors.org/DB202/i/11666/81/235610387 link American Ancestors] "Focus on New Haven," ''The Great Migration Newsletter'' Volume 6 No. 1 January-March 1997 p. 4-5 == Resources == === Vital Records === [https://archive.org/details/vitalrecordsofne01orde Vital records of New Haven, 1649-1850 Part I.] Hartford: Connecticut Society Order of the Founders and Patriots of America, 1917. Encompasses end of 1649 to -- '''note''' pp 103 and 104 have 1649 & 50 on them also
[https://archive.org/details/vitalrecordsofne02orde Vital records of New Haven, 1649-1850 Part II.] Hartford: Connecticut Society Order of the Founders and Patriots of America, 1924. Part II contains Deaths 1821-1849, Marriages 1835-1853, Index.
The vital records are searchable at [http://www.americanancestors.org/search/advanced-search/?database=New%20Haven,%20CT:%20Vital%20Records,%201649-1850 AmericanAncestors.org] NEHGS (membership required) New Haven First Congregational Church Records 1638-1664 [[Space:New Haven First Congregational Church]] Records extracted from Connecticut Church Records Index: New Haven First Congregational Church 1639-1937. Vol. A-I. Hartford: Connecticut State Library, 1947. Only "A, B & C" completed. "List of Baptisms In the Church in New Haven, Conn., during the Ministry of Rev. John Davenport ... New England Historical and Genealogical Register 9:357. Boston: NEHGS, 1855. [http://www.americanancestors.org/databases/new-england-historical-and-genealogical-register/image/?pageName=357&volumeId=11725 At AmericanAncestors NEHGS (membership required)] [https://play.google.com/books/reader?id=mcIMAAAAYAAJ&pg=GBS.PA357 At Google Books] "Abstracts of the Early Probate Records of New Haven, Book I, Part I, 1647-1687." ''New England Historical and Genealogical Register'' 81:121. Boston: NEHGS, 1927. p 121-135 [http://www.americanancestors.org/databases/new-england-historical-and-genealogical-register/image/?pageName=121&volumeId=11641&rId=236639573 At AmericanAncestors] Papers of the New Haven Colony Historical Society. Vol III Chapter: Inscriptions on Tombstones in New Haven Prior to 1800, by Franklin B. Dexter. (New Haven, Ct. : Printed for the Society, 1882) https://archive.org/details/papersofnewhavenv3newh/page/n951 === Town and Colony Court Records === [https://play.google.com/books/reader?id=pMETAAAAYAAJ&printsec=frontcover&source=gbs_atb_hover&pg=GBS.PP5 Records of the Colony and Plantation of New Haven, From 1638 to 1649.] Hoadly, Charles J, MA. (editor) Hartford: Case, Tiffany and Company, 1857. This is the original printed work at Google Books.
[http://dunhamwilcox.net/ct/0-index_new_haven.htm Records of the Colony and Plantation of New Haven, From 1638 to 1649.] Transcribed by Coralynn Brown. [http://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=miun.afk3880.0001.001 At Hathi Trust] [https://archive.org/details/recordsofcolonyp00newh at Archive.org] [https://archive.org/details/recordscolonyor01congoog Records of the Colony or Jurisdiction of New Haven, From May 1653 to the Union Together with the New Haven Code of 1656.] Hoadly, Charles J, MA. (editor) . Hartford: Case, Tiffany and Company, 1858. [https://play.google.com/books/reader?id=lFwFYlKaLjIC&printsec=frontcover&source=gbs_atb_hover&pg=GBS.PP9 At Google Books] [https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=coo1.ark:/13960/t5n87tx4f;view=1up;seq=7 At Hathi Trust] [http://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=wu.89067363812;view=1up;seq=7 New Haven town records, Vol I, 1649-1662] edited by Franklin Bowditch Dexter et al. Publ. New Haven: New Haven Hist. Soc. 1917. [https://books.google.com/books/reader?id=9wsWAAAAYAAJ&printsec=frontcover&output=reader&source=gbs_atb_hover&pg=GBS.PP7 Or at Google Books] [https://archive.org/details/newhaventownreco03newh At archive] [http://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=wu.89067364133;view=1up;seq=7 New Haven town records, Vol II, 1662-1684] edited by Franklin Bowditch Dexter et al. Publ. New Haven: New Haven Hist. Soc. 1919. Vol II includes an index beginning at page 445. [https://archive.org/details/newhaventownreco02newh at Archive] === Churches === Seats in the Meeting House (Church) were a measure of status and often are the only existing records of an ancestor's existence in early New Haven. Assignments were made in March 1646, Feb 1653/6 and Feb 1661/2. Lists can be found starting on page 542 of [http://books.google.com/books?id=q9MLAAAAYAAJ&pg=PR7&lpg=PR7&dq=new+haven+colony+topographical+history&source=bl&ots=t0lWPW4JaK&sig=4zOFcTD_MTrKtnu-cYaZZEArnZY&hl=en&sa=X&ei=hvgtVOmTFoOryASB_YKoAg&ved=0CE4Q6AEwCA#v=onepage&q&f=false Atwater's History] {{Image|file=New_Haven_Colony-2.jpg |caption=New Haven Meeting House: Seats
Look for where your ancestor sat. }} [https://archive.org/details/historicalcatal00dextgoog Historical catalogue of the Members of the First Church of Christ in New Haven, Connecticut (Center church) A. D. 1639-1914.] Compiled by Franklin Bowditch Dexter. New Haven, 1914. A list of members in the church with additional information. Simonds, J. Rupert. [https://archive.org/details/historyoffirstch00simo ''A history of the First Church and Society of Branford, Connecticut, 1644-1919.''] New Haven, Conn., The Tuttle, Morehouse & Taylor Co., 1919 === Families of Ancient New Haven === This is a comprehensive genealogical compilation of New Haven Families. It is well sourced and highly accurate. The easiest way to access online is through a subscription to Ancestry or AmericanAncestors. Some separate issues can be viewed and/or downloaded. See [[Space:The New Haven Genealogical Magazine|The New Haven Genealogical Magazine]] and also [[Space:Families of Ancient New Haven|Space Families of Ancient New Haven]] === Histories === '''[http://books.google.com/books?id=q9MLAAAAYAAJ&pg=PR7&lpg=PR7&dq=new+haven+colony+topographical+history&source=bl&ots=t0lWPW4JaK&sig=4zOFcTD_MTrKtnu-cYaZZEArnZY&hl=en&sa=X&ei=hvgtVOmTFoOryASB_YKoAg&ved=0CE4Q6AEwCA#v=onepage&q&f=false History of the Colony of New Haven to Its Absorption Into Connecticut]''' By Edward Elias Atwater, Lucy M. Hewitt, Bessie E. Beach. Meriden, Connecticut: 1902 & [https://books.google.com/books/reader?id=omW7vnDOcEwC&printsec=frontcover&output=reader&source=gbs_atb_hover&pg=GBS.PR1 It's earlier 1881 version.] [http://books.google.com/books/reader?id=ARAWAAAAYAAJ&printsec=frontcover&output=reader&source=gbs_atb_hover&pg=GBS.PA1 '''History of the colony of New Haven, before and after the union with Connecticut.''' Containing a particular description of the towns which composed that government, viz., New Haven, Milford, Guilford, Branford, Stamford, & Southold, L. I., with a notice of the towns which have been set off from "the original six."] – Edward Rodolphus Lambert. New Haven: Hitchcock and Stafford, 1838. ''' The New Haven Colony.''' by Isabel MacBeath Calder. New Haven: Yale University Press, 1934. [http://search.ancestry.com/search/db.aspx?dbid=16182 At Ancestry.com (subscription required)] '''History and antiquities of New Haven (Conn.) from its earliest settlement to the present time. ''' by Barber, John Warner (compiler). New Haven: J.W. Barber, 1831. [https://archive.org/details/historyandantiqu00barbrich at Archive.org] '''History and antiquities of New haven, Conn., from its earliest settlement to the present time.''' by Barber, John Warner, 1798-1885; Punderson, Lemuel Swift, joint author. New Haven: L. S. Punderson and J. W. Barber, 1856 .[https://archive.org/details/historyantiquiti00barbe at Archive.org] '''History and Antiquities of New Haven, Conn: From Its Earliest Settlement to the Present Time, with Biographical Sketches and Statistical Information of the Public Institutions, &c., &c''' by John W. Barber and Lemuel Swift Punderson. New Haven: J.W. Barber and L.S. Punderson, 1870. [https://books.google.com/books?id=rbEvAQAAMAAJ&pg=PR3 at Google Books] === Cemeteries === The original town cemetery was on land that is now the New Haven Town Green. Most of the stones that were there were removed to Grove Street Cemetery, where they rest along the stone walls. A transcription of these was done in the 1930s as part of the Hale Collection of Connecticut Cemetery Transcriptions. [https://www.grovestreetcemetery.org/inscriptions A list of these is online.] Check [http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=cr&CRid=1607917&CScn=grove&CScntry=4&CSst=8&CScnty=308& Find a Grave for photos.] There are some stones within the crypt of the Center Street Church. The list from the Hale Collection [http://www.rays-place.com/cemeteries/215-5.htm can be found here]. Dexter, Franklin Bowditch. [https://books.google.com/books?id=UQECAAAAYAAJ&dq=inscriptions+on+tombstones+in+new+haven&source=gbs_navlinks_s ''Inscriptions on Tombstones in New Haven, Erected Prior to 1800''] New Haven: 1882. This has an excellent explanation on the usage and distribution of the two early cemeteries. Plus inscriptions for stones dated prior to 1800. [http://www.grovestreetcemetery.org/ Grove Street Cemetery] was not founded until 1797, so does not contain any of the New Haven Colonists, although it does contain many of their gravestones. [https://www.grovestreetcemetery.org/inscriptions List] Or, [http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=cr&CRid=1607917&CScn=grove&CScntry=4&CSst=8&CScnty=308& There are frequently photos at Find a Grave.] === Laws === Freeman a person who is both a planter and a member of an established church. Freemen are the voters. Once a year, last Wednesday of May, all voters are required to come to "Court" in order to elect officials. There was a method for absentee ballots. Oath of fidelity to be taken by Freemen, planters and inhabitants (males only) as are fit. May 1660 the oath of Fidelity was taken by a group (21) of mostly young men. Of the ones whose bpt. could be verified, they were bpt between 1639 and 1643. Nathaniel Boykin was born Sep 1641 and John Hitchcock was born Feb 1643. Boykin was 18 and Hitchcock 17. First given in 1644, "Itt was further ordered thatt no person or persons shall hereafter be admitted as an inhabitant in this jurisdiction or any of the plantations therein butt he or they shall take the said oath upon his or their admittance." General Court, at least once a year, directly after elections, and as needed, to deal with matters that affect the entire colony. See also: Connecticut's Freemen: The First Forty Years. The William and Mary Quarterly Vol. 15, No. 3 (Jul., 1958), pp. 312-333 (22 pages) https://www.jstor.org/stable/1915620 === Miscellaneous === [http://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=miun.afk3880.0001.001;view=1up;seq=166 '''Orders for the Artillary Company att Newhaven.'''] This is not the trayned band. '''Fence viewers:''' the position was defined [http://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=miun.afk3880.0001.001;view=1up;seq=162 p. 154] of the ''Records Records of the Colony and Plantation of New Haven, From 1638 to 1649.'' Hoadly, Charles J, MA. Persons who were not freeman could hold this position. [[Walker-4368|John Walker]] held the position in 1645/6 but was not a freeman until 1648. '''Haywards''' first appointed 1647. [https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=miun.afk3880.0001.001&view=1up&seq=375&q1=Hayward p. 367] ''Records Records of the Colony and Plantation of New Haven, From 1638 to 1649.'' Hoadly, Charles J, MA. '''"Sealers of leather,''' appointed first in 1646, checked the quality of tanning. Shoemakers were enjoined to mark their leathers so "that the buyer be not deceived" (NHCR I 356-7) [Powers, Zara Jones (editor). Ancient Town Records Vol III. New Haven Town Records 1684-1769. (New Haven, New Haven Colony Historical Society, 1962.) p. 2 footnote] === Helpful Items === [http://www.americanancestors.org/databases/new-england-historical-and-genealogical-register/image/?pageName=121&volumeId=11641 Abstracts of Early Probate Records - Article at NEHGS] [https://books.google.com/books?id=xl0LAQAAMAAJ&printsec=frontcover&source=gbs_ge_summary_r&cad=0#v=onepage&q&f=false Papers of the New Haven Colony Historical Society. Volume 3 (New Haven: 1882)] === Project Members === :[[B-404|Anne B]] :[[Smith-277953|Rick Smith]] == Sources ==
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[[Category:Simpson County, Mississippi, Cemeteries]] [[Category:New Home Baptist Church Cemetery, Simpson County, Mississippi]] [[Project:Mississippi_Cemeteries|Mississippi Cemeteries Project]] ===About=== This project will catalog and document all burials in New Home Baptist Church Cemetery, located in rural Simpson County, Mississippi in the Martinville Community. This free space page for the New Home Baptist Church Cemetery is part of WikiTree's [[Project:Mississippi_Cemeteries|Mississippi Cemeteries Project]], and was created to document the life and times of our ancestors that are interred there. The Mississippi Cemeteries Project is a sub-project of the larger [[Project:Cemeteries_of_the_United_States|U.S. Cemeteries Project]]. This page is a work in progress, and will remain so until the Table of Interments (below) is completed. The Table of Interments is a sortable listing of persons interred at this cemetery, some or all of whom are linked to existing WikiTree profiles. If you know of a person interred at this cemetery that should be linked to an existing WikiTree profile, or needs to have a profile created for them, please contact [[Bishop-4082|Myrtis Bishop]] for assistance. ===Contact Information, Location and Map=== :Location ::Off highway 541 on New Home Road, Martinville, Simpson, Mississippi USA :GPS Coordinates (WGS84) :: 31.99266, -89.74725 ::[https://goo.gl/maps/rC6ZdvCX4Dz New Home Baptist Church Cemetery on Google Maps] === History === New Home Baptist Church Cemetery is located next to New Home Baptist Church which has a Mendenhall address. On Google maps the cemetery is named New Hope Cemetery. There is no sign or fence or gate. As of May 12, 2018 Findagrave shows 224 graves added with 97% photographed. [https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/2406394 Findagrave - New Home Baptist Church Cemetery] ===Tasks Completed=== Photography * 100% of marked graves in this cemetery have been photographed by [[Bishop-4082 | Myrtis Bishop]]. On May 11, 2018, David Cole sent several photos of his family's graves to add for this cemetery. Data Transcription * 0 % of all marked graves Link Profiles * 0 % of all marked graves ===To Do=== * Link existing profiles or create new profiles for persons listed in the Table of Interments :When complete, everyone listed in the Table of Interments will be linked to their own WikiTree profile, and to a photo of that person's corresponding grave marker. The created profiles can include other genealogical and biographical information as well as a listing of sources for documentation. *Validate links and transcription information :Profile and photo links and transcribed information needs to be cross-checked to ensure accuracy. * Create an audio/video tour of the cemetery :Record a virtual tour of the cemetery that can be viewed as downloadable media on computers, tablets or other device. Such a tour would take the viewer around the cemetery to explore the history of the people buried here. Background information can be supplied. Those with mobile internet access can access online links to more information. ===Table of Interments=== Data given is as on Headstone {| class="wikitable sortable" border="1" |+ Sortable table |- ! Last Name ! First/Middle Names/Initials ! data-sort-type="date" | Born ! data-sort-type="date" | Died ! Inscription (notes) ! class="unsortable" | Photo (click for larger) |- |- | [[Allen-56119|Allen]]||Mary ||1911 ||1911 ||Infant Dau. of John B. & Sara Allen ||[[Image:Allen-56119.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Baldwin-15433|Baldwin]]||Mittie N. ||1899-09-02||1990-04-09||Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Jefferson Baldwin; In God's Care; Gone home to be with Jesus ||[[Image:Baldwin-15433.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Baldwin-15434|Baldwin]]||William ||1854-02-04||1958-01-02||Uncle ||[[Image:Baldwin-15434-1.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Bynum-1674|Benson]]||Betty Jean Bynum||1937-08-28||2006-08-23||(nee Bynum) Son Zane ||[[Image:Bynum-1674.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Black-20745|Black]]||Jackie L. ||1956-12-29||1956-12-29||borned [sic] & died Dec 29, 1956 (handmade stone) ||[[Image:Black-20745.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Jones-116221|Brown]]||Dorothy Jean Eubanks||1949-11-28||2009-05-24||(nee Jones) ||[[Image:Jones-116221.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Bush-8713|Bush]]||Harrison ||1897-08-13||1974-11-23|| ||[[Image:Bush-8713.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Bush-8722|Bush]]||Infant ||1914-10 ||1914-10 ||Infant of Mr & Mrs W. E. Bush ||[[Image:Bush-8722.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Bush-xxx|Bush]]||Infant || || ||Infant of W. E. Bush ||[[Image:Bush-xxx.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Bush-xxx|Bush]]||Infant || || ||Infant of W. H. & Ola Bush ||[[Image:Bush-xxx.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Bush-8729|Bush]]||Leander ||1931-09-15||1950-11-08||In God We Trust||[[Image:Bush-8729.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Gieger-53|Bush]]||Lillian ||1875-01-02||1907-02-06||(nee Gieger) Wife of W. E. Bush ||[[Image:Gieger-53.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Jones-115980|Bush]]||Lula Mae ||1928-05-20|| ||(nee Jones) [wed] Oct 25, 1952 '''FHM 2022''' ||[[Image:Bush-8716.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Bynum-1690|Bush]]||Mae B. ||1907-05-28||1969-08-22||(nee Bynum) Gone to be an angel||[[Image:Bush-8713.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Unknown-591361|Bush]]||Mary Marzilla||1839-02-07||1909-04-04||Wife of W. E. Bush ||[[Image:Unknown-591361.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Warren-20576|Bush]]||Susan Jane|||| ||unmarked ||[[Image:Warren-20576.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Bush-8716|Bush]]||Travis ||1923-09-06||1978-07-27 ||[wed] Oct 25, 1952||[[Image:Bush-8716.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Bush-8723|Bush]]||Travis Chesley ||1953-08-08||2011-03-09||No Shoes No Shirt No Problem||[[Image:Bush-8723.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Bush-8696|Bush]]||W. E. ||1874-05-06||1928-12-10||Gone but not forgotten||[[Image:Bush-8696.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Walters-9897|Byerley]]||Audrey Walters||1918-03-07||1993-01-01||(nee Walters) Always in our Hearts ||[[Image:Walters-9897.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Flynt-65|Bynum]]||Amanda A. ||1876||1964||(nee Flynt) ||[[Image:Flynt-65.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Runnels-680|Bynum]]||Annie Jane ||1900-05-08||1963-10-08||(nee Runnels) ||[[Image:Runnels-680.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Bynum-871|Bynum]]||B. Taylor ||1878-03-18||1960-02-09|| ||[[Image:Bynum-871-1.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Bynum-1670|Bynum]]||Benjamin G. ||1923-08-11||1976-01-27||||[[Image:Bynum-1670.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Bynum-1685|Bynum]]||Betty Mae ||1925-05-08||1925-05-08||Dau of Mr. & Mrs M. N. Bynum ||[[Image:Bynum-1685.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Bynum-965|Bynum]]||C. M.||1880-10-04||1921-02-10||(given name Columbus Morgan) She believed and sleeps in Jesus. ||[[Image:Bynum-965-1.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Shearer-810|Bynum]]||Dora Shearer||1916-02-08||1994-10-14||(nee Shearer) ||[[Image:Shearer-810.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Bynum-872|Bynum]]||Estella ||1907 ||1923 ||Asleep in Jesus ||[[Image:Bynum-872.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Sims-8989|Bynum]]||Florence I. ||1928-08-30||2009-04-09||(nee Sims) ||[[Image:Bynum-1670.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Lucky-125|Bynum]]||Gertrue Lucky||1934-05-06||2015-11-22||(nee Lucky)||[[Image:Bynum-943.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Jones-109522|Bynum]]||Gloria Jones||1958-10-08||2005-12-10||(nee Jones) Mother||[[Image:Jones-109522.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Bynum-931|Bynum]]||Gus B. ||1877-08-26||1908-11-24||In God's Care; Jesus Loves the Pure and Holy.||[[Image:Bynum-931.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Bynum-1669|Bynum]]||Henry Fordie ||1936-05-26||1972-10-13|| ||[[Image:Bynum-1669.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Bynum-1696|Bynum]]||Infant ||1934-09-25||1934-09-25||Infant of Mr. & Mrs. C. B. Bynum; Darling We Miss You (broken stone) '''651''' ||[[Image:Bynum-1696.jpg|100px]] |- | Bynum||Infant Bynum || || ||Infant Bynum Daughter of Mr and Mrs J. C. Bynum ||[[Image:Bynum-935-1.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Bynum-xxx|Bynum]]||Infant || || || ||[[Image:Bynum-xxx.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Bynum-935|Bynum]]||James Claborn ||1902-09-11||1995-03-09|| ||[[Image:Bynum-935.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Bynum-1671|Bynum]]||James Howard ||1927-05-04||1972-04-01||(mil) Mississippi Pvt US Army Korea ||[[Image:Bynum-1671.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Roach-1425|Bynum]]||Jannie ||1907-10-16||1931-02-26||||[[Image:Roach-1425.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Bynum-1686|Bynum]]||John Daniel ||1926-06-01||1926-06-01||Son of Mr. & Mrs. M.N Bynum ||[[Image:Bynum-1686.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Bynum-936|Bynum]]||John M. ||1879-05-18||1962-05-26|| ||[[Image:Bynum-936.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Bynum-943|Bynum]]||Johnnie Melton ||1934-09-16||1995-09-23||Husband ||[[Image:Bynum-943.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Cook-10139|Bynum]]||Katie F. Cook ||1904-02-26||1984-06-28||(nee Cook) Mama; At Rest ||[[Image:Bynum-877.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Bynum-1687|Bynum]]||Lillie B. ||1902-08-15||1904-09-22||Dau of J. M. & S. B. Bynum; Our darling one hath gone before, To greet us on the blissful shore. ||[[Image:Bynum-1687.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Bynum-1684|Bynum]]||Magnes Lee ||1923-07-02||1923-07-02||Son of Mr. & Mrs. M.N. Bynum ||[[Image:Bynum-1684.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Bush-2435|Bynum]]||M. J.||1854||1931||(given name Mahala Jane Bush) At Rest With Jesus||[[Image:Bynum-945.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Bynum-945|Bynum]]||M. L. ||1856||1929||(given Morgan Lafait Bynum) At Rest With Jesus||[[Image:Bynum-945.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Jones-50784|Bynum]]||Mary F. ||1900-09-26||1980-11-10||(nee Jones) ||[[Image:Jones-50784.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Bynum-875|Bynum]]||Oliver ||1897-06-28||1956-08-19|| ||[[Image:Bynum-875.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Bynum-953|Bynum]]||Ruby Vertress ||1931-02-26||1931-02-26||(reported burial) |- | [[Holifield-45|Bynum]]||S. R.||1876-11-19||1921-06-17||(given name Sarah Rowena Holifield) Wife of J. M. Bynum ||[[Image:Holifield-45.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Cook-14481|Bynum]]||Sarah L. Cook||1906 ||1935 ||(nee Cook) ||[[Image:Cook-14481.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Thornton-9916|Bynum]]||Tammy ||1976-02-10||2010-06-12||(nee Thornton) ||[[Image:Thornton-9916.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Bynum-1680|Bynum]]||Terry Douglas ||1959-01-27||1976-10-16||Son ||[[Image:Bynum-1680.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Bynum-877|Bynum]]||William E. ||1899-12-22||1990-02-24||Daddy; At Rest ||[[Image:Bynum-877.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Bynum-1679|Bynum]]||William M. ||1945-05-09||2007-07-16||(mil) Sgt US Army Vietnam (2nd stone - “Jake” Wm Marlon Bynum)||[[Image:Bynum-1679.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Bryant-16550|Byrne]]||Dianne L. ||1943-06-15||1986-06-24||(nee Bryant) ||[[Image:Bryant-16550.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Cole-6920|Cole]]||Ance C.||1897-04-08||1983-06-16||Daddy ||[[Image:Cole-16409.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Cole-27157|Cole]]||Bennie ||1904-10-06||1990-02-06||Hard Work and Sweat His Seed He Did Sow Now in God's Heaven His Crops Forever Grow ||[[Image:Cole-27157.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Cole-6922|Cole]]||Clemon ||1918-08-28||1961-12-22||Mississippi PFC Engineers World War II ||[[Image:Cole-6922.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Jones-36493|Cole]]||Della J.||1896-08-28||1965-04-19||(nee Jones) Mother ||[[Image:Jones-36493.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Andress-282|Cole]]||Elizabeth ||1872-03-08||1968-09-16||(nee Andress) Mother||[[Image:Andress-282.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Jones-28125|Cole]]||Florence J. ||1882-02-14||1980-10-09||(nee Jones) ||[[Image:Cole-6944.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Cole-27153|Cole]]||Frank C. ||1867-02-20||1925-10-25|| (possibly cenotaph) ||[[Image:Cole-27153.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Cole-27154|Cole]]||G. B. ||1936-09-13 ||2019-03-22 ||'''(FHM 2021)'''||[[Image:Cole-27154.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Cole-16418|Cole]]||Gary Lynn ||1964-06-18||2000-11-02||A Brother's Restless Heart At Peace ||[[Image:Cole-16418.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Prestwood-77|Cole]]||Gladys ||1907-07-10||1977-10-30||(nee Prestwood) Mama we will meet you. ||[[Image:Cole-16424.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Cole-16428|Cole]]||Hayes Mitchell ||1948-08-26||1982-08-15|| ||[[Image:Cole-16428.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Cole-6933|Cole]]||James C. ||1915-02-28||1975-06-13|| ||[[Image:Cole-6933.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Cole-16407|Cole]]||Jerry C. ||1944-08-15||1999-03-14||Beloved Husband and Father ||[[Image:Cole-16407.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Cole-16424|Cole]]||Justice Boyd ||1900-11-08||1953-06-14||Daddy we will meet you. ||[[Image:Cole-16424.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Cole-27156|Cole]]||Kathleen ||1950 ||1950 || ||[[Image:Cole-27156.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Upton-1837|Cole]]||Katie Upton ||1918-07-10||1996-12-28||(nee Upton) Mother; In Loving Memory ||[[Image:Upton-1837.jpg|100px]] |- | [[ Walters-9898|Cole]]||Laura W. ||1872-11-09||1961-05-23||(nee Walters)||[[Image: Cole-27153.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Cole-16408|Cole]]||Mark ||1874-06-05 ||1931-09-30 ||Father ||[[Image:Cole-16408.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Cole-27155|Cole]]||Mark ||1967 ||2008-04-05||'''(FHM 2021)''' ||[[Image:Cole-27155.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Flynt-435|Cole]]||Martha Jane Flynt ||1870-05-01||1928-04-08||(nee Flynt) ||[[Image:Flynt-435.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Cole-6944|Cole]]||Robert B. ||1883-07-22||1955-01-01|| ||[[Image:Cole-6944.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Cole-16963|Cole]]||Sybil Ruth ||1959-08-11||1959-08-12|| ||[[Image:Cole-16963.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Overby-939|Conrad]]||Margret E "Sis" Overby||1880-09-10||1949-10-21||(nee Overby) Wife ||[[Image:Conrad-4649.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Conrad-4649|Conrad]]||William Henery ||1876-11-22||1937-06-05||Husband ||[[Image:Conrad-4649.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Flynt-345|Cooper]]||Charity Flynt||1867-11-25||1940-10-12||(nee Flynt) Wife of J. R. Cooper; Mother; At Rest ||[[Image:Flynt-345.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Cooper-34571|Cooper]]||Darling W. ||1897-03-03||1902-09-09||Son of J. R. & C. C. Cooper; Asleep in Jesus ||[[Image:Cooper-34571.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Cooper-24726|Cooper]]||James R. ||1866-05-17||1963-12-11||Father; At Rest ||[[Image:Cooper-24726.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Cooper-34572|Cooper]]||Vester ||1905-07-15||1917-08-01||Son of J. R. & C. C. Cooper; Asleep in Jesus ||[[Image:Cooper-34572.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Bush-8725|Craft]]||Fannie Elizabeth ||1893-05-17||1946-03-08||(nee Bush) Mother||[[Image:Bush-8725.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Craft-3392|Craft]]||John Henry ||1892-07-30||1968-06-23||Father ||[[Image:Bush-8725.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Craft-3539|Craft]]||Katie Arena ||1918-11-04||1919-10-30||Dau. of J. H. & F. E. Craft ||[[Image:Craft-3539.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Craft-3541|Craft]]||Lessie Meree ||1916-07-11||1918-11-03||Baby; Safe in the arms of Jesus. ||[[Image:Craft-3541.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Craft-3540|Craft]]||R. D. ||1913-08-02||1913-12-18||Baby; Asleep in Jesus' blessed sleep. ||[[Image:Craft-3540.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Creel-1094|Creel]]||Cletious||1926-08-10||2006-02-15|| ||[[Image:Creel-1094.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Bynum-1673|Creel]]||Lou Nell ||1935-04-13||1963-10-18||(nee Bynum) Rest in Peace ||[[Image:Bynum-1673.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Kennedy-25111|D'Amore]]||Quida K. ||1948-10-11||1989-04-26||(nee Kennedy) If Love Could Have Saved Her, She Would Never Have Died '''655''' ||[[Image:Kennedy-25111.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Davis-95422|Davis]]||Adam B. ||1906-11-03||1983-05-11|| ||[[Image:Davis-95422.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Cole-16413|Davis]]||Esther L. ||1912-03-23||2004-05-02||(nee Cole; death date from SSDi)||[[Image:Davis-95422.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Davis-100638|Davis]]||Jack E. ||1941-05-13||2010-05-04||(FHM)||[[Image:Davis-100638.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Burkes-168|Eaton]]||Linda Irene Pigg||1944-12-06||1993-05-04||(nee Burkes) Mother; Beyond the Sunset ||[[Image:Burkes-168.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Ham-886|Ham]]||Baby ||1933 ||1933 ||||[[Image:Ham-886.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Warren-6174|Ham]]||Bertha L. ||1905-09-01||1996-11-10||(nee Warren) Mother ||[[Image:Warren-6174.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Grice-373|Ham]]||D. E.||1859 ||1936 ||(given name Delaney Elizabeth Grice)||[[Image:Grice-373.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Ham-887|Ham]]||J. A.||1858 ||1921 ||(given name James Alford "Jim" Ham)||[[Image:Ham-887.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Ham-678|Ham]]||Joseph B.||1904-09-23||1977-01-12||Father||[[Image:Ham-678.jpg|100px]] |- | [[McDonald-27055|Hankins]]||Annie ||1930-04-12||2013-02-18||(nee McDonald; death date from obit) Mother||[[Image:McDonald-27055.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Parrett-365|Hankins]]||Bessie Ann ||1906-03-17||1976-11-02||(nee Parrett) ||[[Image:Hankins-2196.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Hankins-2199|Hankins]]||Christopher ||1965 ||2012 ||(FHM)||[[Image:Hankins-2199.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Sanderford-110|Hankins]]||Frankie ||1900-01-06||1988-10-12||(nee Sanderford) Mama; Precious Memories ||[[Image:Sanderford-110.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Waltman-408|Hankins]]||Gretchen W. ||1939-07-23||2016-03-15||(nee Waltman ) Momma and Nanny||[[Image:Waltman-408.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Hankins-2196|Hankins]]||Houston Eddie ||1922-11-16||1991-08-15|| ||[[Image:Hankins-2196.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Hankins-2197|Hankins]]||Robert ||1931-12-16||2009-04-15 ||Father (death date from obit)||[[Image:Hankins-2197.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Hankins-2198|Hankins]]||Steve ||1962-11-19||1993-07-17||In memory of our Steve ||[[Image:Hankins-2198.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Ham-3158|Hastings]]||Annie Ham||1884 ||1937 ||(nee Ham) At Rest ||[[Image:Ham-3158.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Haskins-2105|Haskins]]||Michael L.||1954-03-09 ||2019-06-19|| ||[[Image:Haskins-2105.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Jones-109595|Hinson]]||Myrtis Ree Jones||1920-08-20||1949-09-15||(nee Jones) Mother ||[[Image:Jones-109595.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Holbrook-3943|Holbrook]]||Alex ||1884-10-19||1964-10-10||His Memory is Blessed ||[[Image:Holbrook-3943.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Holbrook-3941|Holbrook]]||J. Clarence ||1881-02-18||1914-07-30|| ||[[Image:Holbrook-3941.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Holbrook-3942|Holbrook]]||John B. ||1850 ||1937 ||There Are No Partings in Heaven ||[[Image:Holbrook-3942.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Boone-6291|Holbrook]]||Martha E. ||1856 ||1930 ||(nee Boone) There Are No Partings in Heaven ||[[Image:Holbrook-3942.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Cockrell-999|Holbrook]]||Minnie ||1886-09-21||1968-01-23||(nee Cockrell) ||[[Image:Cockrell-999.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Holbrook-3944|Holbrook]]||Versie ||1892-07-10||1972-06-05|| ||[[Image:Holbrook-3944.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Cole-28595|Holyfield]]||Barbara Cole||1906-10-04||1953-07-06||(nee Cole) ||[[Image:Cole-28595.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Sullivan-7510|Howell]]||Alpha Sullivan||1885-11-02||1972-02-15||(nee Sullivan) ||[[Image:Sullivan-7510.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Howell-5103|Howell]]||L. E. ||1883-09-12||1959-05-24||(given name Lemuel Edward)||[[Image:Howell-5103-1.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Jones-27962|Jones]]||Alonzo C. ||1920-05-05||1990-02-15||[wed Nov 3, 1945] Father (mil PFC US Army World War II) ||[[Image:Jones-27962.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Jones-109521|Jones]]||Carrol D. Sr. ||1935-10-08||1998-01-01||Our Father Who Art in Heaven [mil] A3C US Air Force ||[[Image:Jones-109521.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Jones-116178|Jones]]||Chesley Ebbie ||1899-12-01||1984-12-14|| ||[[Image:Jones-116178.jpg|100px]] |- | [[McWilliams-2088|Jones]]||Fannie L. ||1912-12-24||1970-12-01||(nee McWilliams) ||[[Image:Jones-116183.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Jones-109597|Jones]]||Faynell ||1932-06-04||1934-06-08|| ||[[Image:Jones-109597.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Jones-109463|Jones]]||George W. ||1904-04-20||1933-05-28|| ||[[Image:Jones-109463.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Jones-109598|Jones]]||Happy Jack ||1938-07-03||2008-07-06|| ||[[Image:Jones-109598.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Jones-109480|Jones]]||Hazel ||1928-07-12||2015-05-06||(nee Jones) ||[[Image:Jones-109480.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Wilborn-177|Jones]]||Jewel W. ||1918-08-19||1982-03-01||(nee) Wilborn [wed] July 27, 1935, Mama ||[[Image:Wilborn-177.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Jones-71983|Jones]]||John J. ||1880-09-01||1968-04-02|| ||[[Image:Jones-71983.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Jones-109468|Jones]]||John W. ||1918-03-29||1982-05-06||[wed] July 27, 1935 [mil] S2 US Navy World War II ||[[Image:Jones-109468.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Jones-109602|Jones]]||Junior Wilson ||1934-09-28||1945-07-03|| ||[[Image:Jones-109602.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Jones-109469|Jones]]||Leon ||1925-06-07||1985-06-16||[wed] June 21, 1944, Daddy [mil] PFC US Army World War II ||[[Image:Jones-109469.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Manning-8910|Jones]]||Linda F. ||1947-11-12||2000-02-01||(nee Manning) Mother ||[[Image:Jones-109524.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Jones-116269|Jones]]||Lydia Ree || || ||Daughter of C.E. & Janie B Jones (Same stone with sister, Melba Kay) ||[[Image:Jones-116269.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Bynum-873|Jones]]||Mahalia Jane Bynum||1902-06-18||1991-06-12||(nee Bynum) Jannie ||[[Image:Jones-116178.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Roach-5103|Jones]]||Martha R. ||1883-09-11||1957-12-04||(nee Roach) ||[[Image:Jones-109462.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Jones-109596|Jones]]||Mary Alice ||1922-11-09||1945-10-21|| ||[[Image:Jones-109596.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Williamson-3790|Jones]]||Mary Sue ||1928-07-02||1992-10-15||(nee Williamson) [wed Nov 3, 1945]; Mother ||[[Image:Williamson-3790.jpg|100px]] |- | Jones||Melba Kay || || ||Daughter of C.E. & Janie B. Jones (Same stone with sister, Lydia Ree)||[[Image:Jones-116269.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Cooper-32605|Jones]]||Nola C.||1899-02-02||1988-02-12||(nee Cooper) Mother ||[[Image:Cooper-32605.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Jones-116183|Jones]]||Obie S. ||1904-09-27||1965-06-19|| ||[[Image:Jones-116183.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Jones-109524|Jones]]||Ralph T. ||1943-01-25||2007-01-06||Father [wed] Feb 18, 1964 ||[[Image:Jones-109524.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Craft-3538|Jones]]||S. A. ||1844-07-08||1909-07-06||(nee Craft) Wife of R. W. Jones ||[[Image:Craft-3538.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Jones-28126|Jones]]||Samuel Lewis || || ||obituary only || |- | [[Roach-3435|Jones]]||Sarah S. ||1891-08-06||1955-05-14||(nee Roach) ||[[Image:Roach-3435.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Jones-109462|Jones]]||William E. ||1878-03-09||1928-08-02|| ||[[Image:Jones-109462.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Jones-109594|Jones]]||Woodie J. ||1893-11-11||1980-01-26||Father ||[[Image:Jones-109594.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Kennedy-25112 |Kennedy]]||Aubert ||1925-07-31||1945-05-28||Mississippi Pvt 1 Marines 1 Marine Div World War II ||[[Image:Kennedy-25112.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Kennedy-25122|Kennedy]]||Chesley Clifton ||1907-03-29||1993-02-22||Daddy ||[[Image:Kennedy-25122.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Sanderford-109|Kennedy]]||Flora S. ||1911-04-29||2000-11-27||(nee Sanderford) Mother ||[[Image:Sanderford-109.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Kennedy-25113|Kennedy]]||J. Virgil ||1901-02-14||1974-05-12||Father ||[[Image:Kennedy-25113.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Berry-22367|Kennedy]]||Jan Berry||1945-05-16||2005-01-11||(nee Berry) ||[[Image:Berry-22367.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Jones-122622|Kennedy]]||Myrtle Raye ||1927-12-29||2003-06-23||(nee Jones) Mother; In God's Care ||[[Image:Jones-122622.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Kennedy-24922|Kennedy]]||Walton Thurman ||1926-12-20||2000-12-13||Father; In God's Care (mil PFC US Army World War II) ||[[Image:Kennedy-24922.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Mims-924|Kennedy]]||William Zina ||1902-12-26||1978-07-31||(nee Mims) Mother ||[[Image:Kennedy-25122.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Layton-3741|Layton]]||B. J. ||1927-10-10||2002-03-08|| ||[[Image:Layton-3741.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Walters-10551|Layton]]||Charity Louise ||1926-01-27||1994-05-23||(nee Walters) ||[[Image:Walters-10551.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Layton-3740|Layton]]||Cordell ||1923-05-17||2002-06-17||(mil PFC US Army World War II) ||[[Image:Layton-3740.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Layton-1749|Layton]]||Coy ||1902-12-24||1963-05-24||Your Memory is Dear to Us. ||[[Image:Layton-1749.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Layton-3742|Layton]]||Curtis ||1937-04-26||1993-09-30||Beloved Husband & Father ||[[Image:Layton-3742.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Brown-146685|Layton]]||Lyndell B. ||1930-06-23||1992-11-15||(nee Brown) I Love You. ||[[Image:Layton-3741.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Martin-47093|Layton]]||Minnie ||1903-08-04||1994-02-21||(nee Martin) ||[[Image:Martin-47093.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Cooper-36721|Lee]]||Nora Cooper||1894-11-11||1973-09-05||(nee Cooper) Mother ||[[Image:Cooper-36721.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Luckey-319|Luckey]]||Louis M. ||1901-10-15||1990-10-17||Daddy; Loving Husband & Father ||[[Image:Luckey-319.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Bynum-876|Luckey]]||Viola Eunice ||1905-07-04||1990-06-23||(nee Bynum) Mama; Precious Memories, How They Linger Of A Sweet Christian, Wife & Mother ||[[Image:Luckey-319.jpg|100px]] |- | Lucky||Betty Lucky || || ||Infant Daughter of Mr. & Mrs S. F. Lucky ||[[Image:Lucky-126-1.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Bush-8677|Lucky]]||Delitha Idell ||1900-03-23||1954-03-20|| (nee Bush) ||[[Image:Bush-8677.jpg|100px]] |- | Lucky|Lucky||Lucille Lucky || || ||Infant of S. F. & Delitha Lucky ||[[Image:Lucky-126-2.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Bynum-874|Lucky]]||Mella A. ||1912-07-29||1974-12-26||(nee Bynum) Mama; At Rest ||[[Image:Bynum-874.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Lucky-126|Lucky]]||Sidney Fount ||1887-04-07||1960-07-08|| ||[[Image:Lucky-126.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Lyons-8612|Lyons]]||Infant Son ||1928-08-28||1928-08-28||Infant Son of Mr & Mrs Archie Lyons ||[[Image:Lyons-8612.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Lyons-8611|Lyons]]||Mary Lee ||1929-03-25||1929-04-07|| ||[[Image:Lyons-8611.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Mangum-870|Mangum]]||Baby Boy ||1935-03-02||1935-03-02||Beloved Infants of James Daniel & Onnie B. Mangum (Four Mangum children on one stone) ||[[Image:Mangum-870-1.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Mangum-210|Mangum]]||Baby Boy ||1939-11-23||1939-11-23||Beloved Infants of James Daniel & Onnie B. Mangum (Four Mangum children on one stone) ||[[Image:Mangum-210.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Mangum-212|Mangum]]||Baby Girl ||1930-07-23||1930-07-23||Beloved Infants of James Daniel & Onnie B. Mangum (Four Mangum children on one stone) ||[[Image:Mangum-212.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Mangum-896|Mangum]]||Delmer Ray ||1950-06-20||2012-04-25||(FHM 2021) ||[[Image:Mangum-896.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Mangum-871|Mangum]]||James Daniel Jr ||1944-10-22||1945-02-01||Beloved Infants of James Daniel & Onnie B. Mangum (Four Mangum children on one stone) ||[[Image:Mangum-871.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Davis-100639|Mangum]]||Janice E.||1948-10-30||2010-05-09||(nee Davis) (FHM 2021) ||[[Image:Davis-100639.jpg|100px]] |- | [[McGriff-151|McGriff]]||Billy Wayne ||1965-10-04||1984-11-10||Son; At Rest ||[[Image:McGriff-151.jpg|100px]] |- | [[McNeece-35|McNeece]]||M. ||1954-02-02||1954-02-02|| Stone broken ||[[Image:McNeece-35.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Bynum-1678|Mullens ]]||Madelyn J. Bynum ||1944-05-22||2013-09-10||(nee Bynum) ||[[Image:Bynum-1678.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Byerley-168|Necaise]]||Maxine ||1939 ||1997 ||(nee Byerley) (FHM)||[[Image:Byerley-168.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Bynum-1697|Overby]]||Nellie M. ||1912-06-06||2003-05-08||(nee Bynum) ||[[Image:Overby-940.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Overby-990|Overby]]||Lee Quitman ||1896-02-10||1953-03||(obituary only) || |- | [[Overby-992|Overby]]||Thomas B. ||1901-08-22||1973-02-07|| ||[[Image:Overby-940.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Shoemaker-4417|Patton]]||Margaret Ruth ||1942-04-04||2019-12-16||(nee Shoemaker) [wed] Sept 14 1962||[[Image:Patton-8071.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Patton-8071|Patton]]||Oris Red ||1933-10-28||2006-01-06||[wed] Sept 14 1962 ||[[Image:Patton-8071.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Jones-116224|Peak]]||Teresa F. Jones||1965-01-08||2003-02-18||(nee Jones) Loving Sister & Daughter ||[[Image:Jones-116224.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Williams-116255|Pendergrass]]||Addie Jane ||1892-08-27||1967-11-26||(nee Williams) ||[[Image:Williams-116255.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Pendergrass-887|Pendergrass]]||Corine ||1914-09-08||1951-12-20|| ||[[Image:Pendergrass-887.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Pendergrass-886|Pendergrass]]||Jessie Asbury ||1882-01-22||1963-01-30|| ||[[Image:Pendergrass-886.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Pendergrass-888|Pendergrass]]||Jessie Monroe ||1911-06-29||1987-09-25||Pvt US Army ||[[Image:Pendergrass-888.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Perrett-496|Perrett]]||J. Henry ||1910-10-15||1991-02-08|| ||[[Image:Perrett-496.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Jones-122619|Perrett]]||Lona L. ||1910-11-08||1966-02-13||(nee Jones) ||[[Image:Jones-122619.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Porter-xxx|Porter]]||Bentley Reid||2017-10-02||2018-09-05||'''Can't add''' ||[[Image:Porter-xxx.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Roach-1448|Roach]]||H. C. ||1863-09-24||1912-01-04|| ||[[Image:Roach-1448.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Roach-5778|Roach]]||Violer ||1914-12-28||1916-06-07||Forever with the Lord. ||[[Image:Roach-5778.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Roberts-48248|Roberts]]||A. J. Jr ||1934 ||1950 || ||[[Image:Roberts-48248.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Roberts-25196|Roberts]]||Andrew J. ||1900-01-16||1987-06-05|| ||[[Image:Roberts-25196.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Roberts-48249|Roberts]]||Billy Frank ||1926-01-26||1990-07-12|| ||[[Image:Roberts-48249.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Martin-41346|Roberts]]||Katie M. ||1901-09-20||1984-04-10||(nee Martin) ||[[Image:Martin-41346.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Roberts-48251|Roberts]]||Lina Kate ||1943-05-22||1943-05-22||Dau of Lavelle & Castine Roberts ||[[Image:Roberts-48251.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Roberts-48250|Roberts]]||Martin Lavelle ||1922-08-15 ||1950-04-23 ||(has two markers) Veteran World War II (mil) Mississippi SGT 489 AMPH TRUCK CO TC World War II||[[Image:Roberts-48250.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Edwards-37408|Roberts Ivey]]||Marzie Castine ||1922-01-07||2003-10-12||(nee Edwards) We Will Always Love You ||[[Image:Edwards-37408.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Shows-351|Ross]]||Vivian Lavurel ||1925-04-20||1948-08-23||(nee Shows) Budded on Earth to Bloom in Heaven ||[[Image:Shows-351.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Holbrook-3946|Runnels]]||Versia Ree Holbrook||1912-01-28||1977-01-29||(nee Holbrook) Mother ||[[Image:Holbrook-3946.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Jones-27603|Shearer]]||Sallie ||1882-03-07||1933-09-27||(nee Jones) ||[[Image:Jones-27603.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Shearer-1244|Shearer]]||Sidney S. ||1891-05-01||1958-01-12|| ||[[Image:Shearer-1244.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Shoemaker-4414|Shoemaker]]||Baby ||1949-01-01||1949-01-01|| ||[[Image:Shoemaker-4414.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Blair-11147|Shoemaker]]||Emma Lola ||1914-06-29||1996-09-06||(nee Blair) ||[[Image:Shoemaker-4415.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Roach-1447|Shoemaker]]||Saleta Roach ||1911-10-15||1949-06-28||(nee Roach ) Mother; Her Memory is Blessed ||[[Image:Roach-1447.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Shoemaker-4416|Shoemaker]]||Sherry Lynn ||1953-10-29||1953-10-29||Dau. of Mr. & Mrs. T. J. Shoemaker ||[[Image:Shoemaker-4416.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Shoemaker-4415|Shoemaker]]||Thomas J. Jr ||1913-10-12||1986-05-12|| ||[[Image:Shoemaker-4415.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Shoemaker-1156|Shoemaker]]||William Ezra ||1901-11-15||1994-01-24||Daddy ||[[Image:Shoemaker-1156.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Shows-278|Shows]]||Baker J. ||1902-04-25||1969-05-18|| ||[[Image:Shows-278.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Shows-200|Shows]]||Belton L. ||1911-06-16||1989-10-13|| ||[[Image:Shows-200.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Cole-20991|Shows]]||Eva L.||1906-03-31||1961-02-25||(nee Cole) ||[[Image:Cole-20991.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Shows-83|Shows]]||Joseph C. ||1904-03-02||1962-02-03||Out of Sorrow, God Speaks to Us Best ||[[Image:Shows-83.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Shows-85|Shows]]||L. E. ||1926-11-15||1951-07-17||Beloved One, Farewell ||[[Image:Shows-85.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Jones-123946|Shows]]||Mary Jane Jones ||1885-10-11||1914-08-06||(nee Jones) Wife of William Wade Shows||[[Image:Jones-123946.jpg|100px]] |- | [[McWilliams-1055|Shows]]||Olga L.||1916-06-24||1972-06-06||(nee McWilliams) ||[[Image:Shows-200.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Warren-6207|Shows]]||Susan||1907-06-27||1957-06-04||(nee Warren) Our Precious Mother; Asleep in Jesus ||[[Image:Warren-6207.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Lowery-3697|Sims]]||Florence ||1894-05-15||1928-08-29||(nee Lowery) ||[[Image:Lowery-3697.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Sims-9663|Sims]]||James Edward ||1924-01-27||1924-03-16||Son of Morris & Flornce Sims Our Loved One; Gone So Soon; Our Baby ||[[Image:Sims-9663.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Sims-9662|Sims]]||John Morris ||1890-03-20||1968-10-27|| ||[[Image:Sims-9662.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Woods-18928|Sims]]||Velma ||1895-03-20||1962-02-07||(nee Woods) ||[[Image:Woods-18928.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Wells-9990|Stewart]]||Leavy Jane Bynum||1886-07-29||1928-07-28||(nee Wells) ||[[Image:Wells-9990.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Unknown-xxx|Unknown]]||Unknown || || || ||[[Image:Unknown-xxx.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Bynum-1677|Vineyard]]||Katie B. ||1941-06-25||2001-02-27||(nee Bynum) Mother [Wed May 31, 1965]||[[Image:Bynum-1677.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Walters-10554|Walters]]||James L. ||1890 ||1946 ||Father ||[[Image:Walters-10554.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Walters-10555|Walters]]||Mary Alberteen Toler ||1940-12-02||1940-12-03||In Loving Memory ||[[Image:Walters-10555.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Cooper-36725|Walters]]||Pearlie A. ||1895-02-16||1978-05-04||(nee Cooper) Mother ||[[Image:Cooper-36725.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Waltman-409|Waltman]]||Jessie C. || || ||[no dates] A Friend Indeed ||[[Image:Waltman-409.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Dupree-195|Warren]]||Sarah Annie Bynum||1886-08-03||1937-10-22||(nee Dupree) Mother; Asleep in Jesus ||[[Image:Dupree-195.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Wells-7312|Wells]]||A. J. ||1881-06-14||1950-06-22||The Way Will Not Be Dark ||[[Image:Wells-7312.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Wells-25930|Wells]]||Margrette M. ||1911-11-07||1912-01-15||(stone broken) Dau. of A. J. & M. M. Wells ||[[Image:Wells-25930.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Bynum-966|Wells]]||Mary M. ||1883-10-14||1964-04-23||(nee Bynum) Mother ||[[Image:Bynum-966-1.jpg|100px]] |- |} == Sources ==
New Hope Cemetery, Pinola, Simpson County, Mississippi
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[[Category:Simpson County, Mississippi, Cemeteries]] [[Category: New Hope Cemetery, Pinola, Simpson County, Mississippi]] [[Project:Mississippi_Cemeteries|Mississippi Cemeteries Project]] ===About=== This project will catalog and document all burials in New Hope Cemetery, located in Pinola, Simpson County, Mississippi. This free space page for the New Hope Cemetery is part of WikiTree's [[Project:Mississippi_Cemeteries|Mississippi Cemeteries Project]], and was created to document the life and times of our ancestors that are interred there. The Mississippi Cemeteries Project is a sub-project of the larger [[Project:Cemeteries_of_the_United_States|U.S. Cemeteries Project]]. This page is a work in progress, and will remain so until the Table of Interments (below) is completed. The Table of Interments is a sortable listing of persons interred at this cemetery, some or all of whom are linked to existing WikiTree profiles. If you know of a person interred at this cemetery that should be linked to an existing WikiTree profile, or needs to have a profile created for them, please contact [[Bishop-4082|Myrtis Bishop]] for assistance. ===Contact Information, Location and Map=== :Location ::Located in Pinola, off Hwy 478 :GPS Coordinates (WGS84) :: 31.789025, -90.027034 ::[https://goo.gl/maps/PQmVA New Hope Cemetery on Google Maps] === History === Unsure who operates and maintains this cemetery. According to the cemetery sign it was established in 1900. There are about 90 marked named graves and a few marked with no names. West and south sides are fenced with cattle grazing nearby. As of Feb 5, 2016, Findagrave has 89 graves and 99% photographed.[http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=cr&CRid=2283194 Findagrave - New Hope Cemetery] ===Tasks Completed=== :Photography * 100% of marked graves in this cemetery have been photographed by [[Bishop-4082 | Myrtis Bishop]] on 07/05/2014. :Data Transcription * 100% of all marked graves :Link to Profiles * 100% of all marked graves ===To Do=== * Link existing profiles or create new profiles for persons listed in the Table of Interments :When complete, everyone listed in the Table of Interments will be linked to their own WikiTree profile, and to a photo of that person's corresponding grave marker. The created profiles can include other genealogical and biographical information as well as a listing of sources for documentation. * Validate links and transcription information :Profile and photo links and transcribed information needs to be cross-checked to ensure accuracy. * Create an audio/video tour of the cemetery :Record a virtual tour of the cemetery that can be viewed as downloadable media on computers, tablets or other device. Such a tour would take the viewer around the cemetery to explore the history of the people buried here. Background information can be supplied. Those with mobile internet access can access online links to more information. === Table of Interments === Data given is as on Headstone {| class="wikitable sortable" border="1" |+ Sortable table |- ! Last Name ! First/Middle Names/Initials ! data-sort-type="date" | Born ! data-sort-type="date" | Died ! Inscription (notes) ! class="unsortable" | Photo (click for larger) |- | [[Allen-16641 | Allen ]]||Stephen T. ||1973-07-08||2002-08-20||In Loving Memory'; Beloved daddy and son||[[Image:Allen-16641.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Bass-2440 | Bass ]]||Benjamin Michael Phillip ||2009-12-22||2010-01-01||Our Precious Ben; Now I lay me down to sleep I pray the Lord my soul to keep…||[[Image:Bass-2440.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Smith-76205 | Berry ]]||Emma Smith||1892-10-28||1973-11-15||Mother||[[Image:Smith-76205.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Berry-6100 | Berry ]]||Jeff ||1892-12-08||1955-04-10||||[[Image:Berry-6100.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Unknown-266829 | Blackmon ]]||India V. ||1872-08-12||1938-07-28||Mother||[[Image:Unknown-266829.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Bradford-2301 | Bradford ]]||Billie Sue ||1932-05-16||1939-01-31||Dau. of C.K. & Inez Bradford; Our Darling; Budded on earth to bloom in Heaven.||[[Image:Bradford-2301.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Bradford-2300 | Bradford ]]||Charles K. ||1910 ||1977 ||SSGT US Army World War II||[[Image:Bradford-2300.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Brady-1603 | Brady ]]||Albert R. ||1919-04-29|| ||||[[Image:Brady-1603.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Unknown-266886 | Brady ]]||Lottie B. ||1926-01-10||1982-01-22||||[[Image:Brady-1603.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Brock-1897 | Brock ]]||Willard Harvey ||1922-02-23||1996-01-02||In God’s Care||[[Image:Brock-1897.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Calder-422 | Calder ]]||Ronald Lee ||1960-01-11||2006-07-02||[wed] Nov. 10, 2000; Loving Husband, father, son and brother||[[Image:Calder-422.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Crawford-7639 | Cliburn ]]||Ada ||1898-02-23||1983-09-13||(nee Crawford)||[[Image:Cliburn-20.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Cliburn-20 | Cliburn ]]||Connie ||1900-10-15||1988-12-23||||[[Image:Cliburn-20.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Cochran-1879 | Cochran ]]||Robert Lee ||1913-07-15||1990-05-15||US Army World War II||[[Image:Cochran-1879.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Crawford-7635 | Crawford ]]||A. E. ||1869-12-01||1951-09-09||He was the sunshine of our home.||[[Image:Crawford-7635.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Crawford-7640 | Crawford ]]||Archie W. "Dick" Jr. ||1920-12-20||1989-12-28||[wed] July 6, 1946); (military) S SGT US Army Air Corps World War II||[[Image:Crawford-7640.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Crawford-7636 | Crawford ]]||Archie Whit Sr. ||1874-08-07||1963-06-15||||[[Image:Crawford-7636.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Errington-96 | Crawford ]]||Elizabeth Ann ||1853-02-26||1933-06-26||A tender mother and faithful friend. (nee Errington)||[[Image:Errington-96.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Sykes-703 | Crawford ]]||Ella Sykes||1880-01-27||1953-03-23|| ||[[Image:Crawford-7636.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Crawford-7641 | Crawford ]]||Hooker ||1900-01-18||1979-12-30||||[[Image:Crawford-7641.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Culpepper-454 | Crawford ]]||Irma Christine Culpepper||1921-06-24||1998-05-09||[wed] July 6, 1946)||[[Image:Crawford-7640.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Crawford-7638 | Crawford ]]||James Earl ||1935-11-29||1987-01-26||In Loving Memory||[[Image:Crawford-7638.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Jones-31028 | Crawford ]]||Jewel E. ||1911-01-06||1978-08-24||Together Forever (nee Jones)||[[Image:Crawford-7637.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Crawford-5927 | Crawford ]]||Lawrence Wilbern ||1863-12-28||1900-02-20||||[[Image:Crawford-5927.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Martin-21150 | Crawford ]]||Lola ||1910-12-23||1979-12-20||(nee Martin)||[[Image:Crawford-7641.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Crawford-7633 | Crawford ]]||Robert F. ||1843-02-23||1924-01-20||6 Miss. Inf. C.S.A. (no stones --used FAG dates)||[[Image:Crawford-7633.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Crawford-7637 | Crawford ]]||Tom S. ||1906-07-18||1972-03-24||Together Forever||[[Image:Crawford-7637.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Ashcraft-483 | Dickerson ]]||Bessie ||1909-02-14||1978-10-12||(nee Ashcraft)||[[Image:Ashcraft-483.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Dickerson-1158 | Dickerson ]]||Juliete Irene ||1933-06-23||1934-03-24||||[[Image:Dickerson-1158.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Dickerson-1157 | Dickerson ]]||Lee Denford ||1907-06-24||1961-06-09||||[[Image:Dickerson-1157.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Dickerson-1159 | Dickerson ]]||Patsy Ruth ||1936-06-08||1936-06-09||||[[Image:Dickerson-1159.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Foster-8528 | Foster ]]||Alsa E. ||1933-04-03|| ||(back) Children Lurrel, Gene, Michan, Jeff, Greg; Grandchildren Crystal, Chris, Desirae, Michael Joey ||[[Image:Foster-8528.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Foster-6172 | Foster ]]||Austin A. ||1898-05-19||1988-12-22||[wed] Nov 24, 1927; Those whom we love never die, as love as we live to remember. ||[[Image:Foster-6172.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Smith-55874 | Foster ]]||Beulah Smith||1912-11-04||2000-01-01||[wed] Nov 24, 1927; (back) Parents of Louise, Alsa, Paul, Joe Ray, Larry) Our precious mother ||[[Image:Smith-55874.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Foster-8527 | Foster ]]||Infant Daughter ||1963-07-11||1963-07-11||Infant Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Foster ||[[Image:Foster-8527.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Powell-5916 | Foster ]]||Shirley L. ||1936-02-24||2006-06-14||(back) Children Lurrel, Gene, Michan, Jeff, Greg; Grandchildren Crystal, Chris, Desirae, Michael Joey ||[[Image:Powell-5916.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Honea-131 | Holmes ]]||Hazle Honea||1920-07-14||2007-08-19||||[[Image:Holmes-5282.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Holmes-5282 | Holmes ]]||John Ethel ||1916-12-03||1969-08-27||||[[Image:Holmes-5282.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Honea-136 | Honea ]]||A. G. || ||1906-03-15||(broken stone)||[[Image:Honea-136.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Honea-137 | Honea ]]||Carly C. ||1903-10-22||1907-02-18||Son of R. Q. & L. Honea||[[Image:Honea-137.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Honea-127 | Honea ]]||Elijah W. ||1876-01-27||1963-02-06||Father; None knew him but to love him.||[[Image:Honea-127.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Honea-134 | Honea ]]||Florence ||1876 ||1952 ||Sister||[[Image:Honea-134.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Honea-133| Honea ]]||Jim ||1910-10-29||1985-10-08||In Loving Memory of husband and father||[[Image:Honea-133.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Honea-132| Honea ]]||John Pierce ||1908-03-15||1983-10-11||||[[Image:Honea-132.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Honea-135| Honea ]]||Lillian ||1894-07-10||1961-10-02||||[[Image:Honea-135.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Honea-129 | Honea ]]||Luke F. ||1904-12-02||1963-04-06||Mississippi CMM US Navy World War II||[[Image:Honea-129.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Crawford-5777 | Honea ]]||M. R. ||1851-08-10||1906-10-30||Mrs. M. R. Wife of W. H. Honea (given Matilda Crawford) ||[[Image:Crawford-5777-1.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Honea-130 | Honea ]]||Marcus ||1901 ||1936 ||Gone to be an angel.||[[Image:Honea-130.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Honea-128| Honea ]]||Olen S. ||1907-01-01||1990-01-01||In God’s Care; His life an ideal – His memory an inspiration.||[[Image:Honea-128.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Blackmon-160 | Honea ]]||Ollie Blackmon||1883-03-13||1953-05-29||Mother; Your memory is dear to us.||[[Image:Blackmon-160.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Huckeby-34| Huckeby ]]||James "Jim" F. ||1938-04-14||1985-02-18||At Rest||[[Image:Huckeby-34.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Hudson-4382 | Hudson ]]||Thomas H. ||1913-12-15||1946-05-28||Mississippi PVT 68 Armored Regt World War II||[[Image:Hudson-4382.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Honea-96 | Lee ]]||Bessie H. ||1903-03-20||1997-10-27||[wed] Mar 2, 1919 (nee Honea)||[[Image:Lee-7338.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Lee-7338 | Lee ]]||Crit Gay ||1894-12-24||1978-03-11||[wed] Mar 2, 1919; (military) PVT US Army World War II ||[[Image:Lee-7338-1.jpg |100px]] |- | [[McNair-469 | McNair ]]||E. A. ||1860-09-29||1933-06-29||Gone but not forgotten.||[[Image:McNair-469.jpg |100px]] |- | [[McNair-471 | McNair ]]||J. B. ||1940-04-30||2003-04-15||||[[Image:McNair-471.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Crawford-7634 | McNair ]]||Josie ||1878-07-07||1963-03-13||(nee Crawford)||[[Image:Crawford-7634.jpg |100px]] |- | [[McNair-470 | McNair ]]||Nelson C. ||1914-02-27||1988-06-03||||[[Image:McNair-470.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Woodlee-5 | McNair ]]||Virginia "Judy" Woodlee||1915-04-22||1995-10-22||||[[Image:McNair-470.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Milligan-876 | Milligan ]]||M. Charles "J. R." ||1948-07-05|| ||||[[Image:Foster-8529.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Foster-8529 | Milligan ]]||Michan M. Foster||1961-04-28||2001-07-30||Loving wife and mother ||[[Image:Foster-8529.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Unknown-266823 | Parrett ]]||Chellie M. ||1905-10-24||1983-09-27||||[[Image:Parrett-96.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Parrett-96| Parrett ]]||Daniel Ance ||1897-09-06||1971-12-27||||[[Image:Parrett-96.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Reid-4682 | Reid ]]||Adolph "Bud" ||1909-08-18||1980-10-27||His memory is blessed.||[[Image:Reid-4682.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Reid-4681 | Reid ]]||Sam ||1865-05-13||1936-12-03||Father; He was a kind and noble man||[[Image:Reid-4681.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Runnels-261 | Runnels ]]||Billy Ray ||1947-02-23||1989-11-03||US Army Vietnam||[[Image:Runnels-261.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Runnels-260| Runnels ]]||Oscar Lee ||1927-08-03||1973-01-25||(FHM has Lee as middle name)||[[Image:Runnels-260.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Clark-20660 | Runnels ]]||Ruby L. ||1928-03-03||2011-06-24||(nee Clark; current Whitten; obit)||[[Image:Clark-20660.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Sanders-5618 | Sanders ]]||James Clyde ||1912-02-13||1965-04-08||Daddy||[[Image:Sanders-5618.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Harrison-6483 | Smith ]]||Betty Harrison||1870-12-11||1928-03-05||Mother||[[Image:Smith-76213.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Smith-76214 | Smith ]]||Cordy Purvis ||1876-02-02||1939-10-02||||[[Image:Smith-76214.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Smith-76213 | Smith ]]||William Warren ||1868-10-15||1962-06-21||Father||[[Image:Smith-76213.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Spikes-32| Spikes ]]||Cecil A. ||1909-10-26||1978-12-23||||[[Image:Spikes-32-1.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Sullivan-6237 | Spikes ]]||Irene C. ||1920-11-24||1998-02-08||(nee Sullivan) ||[[Image:Unknown-266821.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Stuart-2287| Stuart ]]||James A. ||194?-11-06||19??-02-19||(very unreadable)||[[Image:Stuart-2287.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Sullivan-5600 | Sullivan ]]||Charlie Gary ||1952-10-14||1975-08-02||||[[Image:Sullivan-5600.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Sullivan-5604 | Sullivan ]]||Jerry Ladale ||1962-12-12||1962-12-22||||[[Image:Sullivan-5604.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Sullivan-5601 | Sullivan ]]||Lem ||1901-07-08||1985-01-24||Rest in Peace||[[Image:Sullivan-5601.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Sullivan-5605 | Sullivan ]]||Peggy Sue ||1935-03-27|| ||Here lies a heart who had room for all '''(living 2010)'''||[[Image:Sullivan-5605.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Blackmon-159 | Sullivan ]]||Susie B. ||1900-04-14||1987-08-27||Resting with Jesus (nee Blackmon)||[[Image:Sullivan-5601.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Sullivan-5603 | Sullivan ]]||Vernon "Pert" ||1927-08-15||1978-10-18||In Loving Memory; A friend to his country and a believer in Christ||[[Image:Sullivan-5603.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Sullivan-5602 | Sullivan ]]||W. T. "Red" ||1921-10-06||2001-02-09||Father; His greatest joy was in making others happy||[[Image:Sullivan-5602.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Wallace-5817 | Wallace ]]||Tanya Ruchelle ||1970-08-02||1970-08-02||Those whom we love never die, as love as we live to remember.||[[Image:Wallace-5817.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Wallace-5818 | Wallace ]]||Thomas E. Sr. ||1944-09-03||2010-12-04||Precious Lord Take My Hand ||[[Image:Wallace-5818.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Crawford-7632 | White ]]||Annie Crawford|| ||1909-09-07||Age 75 years (broken stone think it says wife of James White)||[[Image:Crawford-7632.jpg |100px]] |- |} == Sources ==
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[[Category: Sources by Name]] [[Category: New Jersey, Sources]] [[Category: New Jersey Genealogy Resources]] __TOC__ == New Jersey Historical Society Proceedings == A magazine of history, biography and notes on families formerly published by the [https://jerseyhistory.org/ New Jersey Historical Society] * Title was ''Proceedings of the New Jersey Historical Society'' (1845-1966) * Title was ''New Jersey History'' (1966-2005) * No longer published * Please specify series: ::* Series 1 1845- ::* Series 2 1867- ::* Series 3 1896- ::* New Series 1916- * [[Special:Whatlinkshere/Space:New Jersey Historical Society Proceedings|WikiTree Profiles that use this source]] === Available online at these locations: === * Vol. 1-80 https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/000053736 * Vol. 1-13 https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/008882036 * Ser. 1 Vol. 1-10 https://familysearch.org/search/catalog/239484?availability=Family%20History%20Library * Ser. 2 Vol. 1-13 (missing Volume 3, Part 1, possibly other issues) https://familysearch.org/search/catalog/239484?availability=Family%20History%20Library * Ser. 3 Vol. 2-10 https://familysearch.org/search/catalog/239484?availability=Family%20History%20Library === Series 1 === * Vol. 1 1845-1846 (1847) ::* https://archive.org/details/proceedingsofn01newj ::* https://archive.org/details/proceedingsnewj02unkngoog ::* https://books.google.com/books?id=ShQUAAAAYAAJ ::* https://archive.org/details/proceedingsofnew01newj_2 (1968 reprint) * Vol. 2 1846-1847 (1848) ::* https://archive.org/details/proceedingsofnew01newj ::* https://archive.org/details/proceedings59socigoog ::* https://books.google.com/books?id=6tFiPUFvwesC ::* https://archive.org/details/proceedingsnewj02unkngoog ::* https://books.google.com/books?id=ShQUAAAAYAAJ ::* https://archive.org/details/proceedingsofnew02newj_2 (1968 reprint) * Vol. 3 1848-1849(1849) ::* https://archive.org/details/proceedingsofnew07newj ::* https://archive.org/details/proceedingsofnew03newj_1 (1968 reprint) * Vol. 4 1849-1850 (1850) ::* https://archive.org/details/proceedingsofnew08newj ::* https://archive.org/details/proceedingsofnew04newj_1 (1968 reprint) * Vol. 5 1850-1851 (1851) ::* https://archive.org/details/proceedingsofnew09newje ::* https://archive.org/details/proceedingsnewj03unkngoog ::* https://books.google.com/books?id=qxQUAAAAYAAJ ::* https://archive.org/details/proceedingsofnew05newj_2 (1968 reprint) * Vol. 6 1851-1853 (1853) ::* https://archive.org/details/proceedingsnewj03unkngoog ::* https://books.google.com/books?id=qxQUAAAAYAAJ ::* https://archive.org/details/proceedingsofnew10newj ::* https://archive.org/details/proceedingsofnew06newj_1 (1968 reprint) * Vol. 7 1853-1855 ::* https://archive.org/details/proceedingsofnew78newj_0 ::* https://archive.org/details/proceedingsofnew11newj * Vol. 8 1856-1859 (1859) ::* https://archive.org/details/proceedingsofnew12newj ::* https://archive.org/stream/proceedingsofnew78newj_0#page/154/mode/2up ::* https://archive.org/details/vol8t10proceedings08newjuoft * Vol. 9 ::* https://archive.org/details/vol8t10proceedings08newjuoft * Vol. 10 ::* https://archive.org/details/vol8t10proceedings08newjuoft === Series 2 === * Ser. 2 Vol. 1 1867-1869 (1869) ::* https://archive.org/details/proceedingsofnew05newj ::* https://archive.org/details/proceedingsnewj01unkngoog ::* https://books.google.com/books?id=jhUUAAAAYAAJ ::* https://archive.org/details/proceedingsofnew01newj_1 ::* https://archive.org/details/2nd1t4proceedings01newjuoft * Ser. 2 Vol. 2 1870-1872 (1872) ::* https://archive.org/details/proceedingsofnew02newj_1 ::* https://archive.org/details/proceedingsofnew06newj ::* https://archive.org/details/2nd1t4proceedings01newjuoft * Ser. 2 Vol. 3 1872-1874 (1874) ::* https://archive.org/details/proceedingsofnew34newj_0 ::* https://archive.org/details/proceedingsofnew03newj ::* https://archive.org/details/proceedingsofnew02newj ::* https://archive.org/details/2nd1t4proceedings01newjuoft * Ser. 2 Vol. 4 1875-1877 (1877) ::* https://archive.org/stream/proceedingsofnew34newj_0#page/n203/mode/2up ::* https://archive.org/details/proceedingsofnew04newj ::* https://archive.org/details/2nd1t4proceedings01newjuoft ::* https://archive.org/details/proceedings38unkngoog ::* https://books.google.com/books?id=rrgqyiEiJsYC * Ser. 2 Vol. 5 1877-1879 ::* https://archive.org/details/proceedingsofnew05newj_1 (1879) ::* https://archive.org/details/2nd5t8proceedings05newjuoft ::* https://archive.org/details/proceedings38unkngoog ::* https://books.google.com/books?id=rrgqyiEiJsYC * Ser. 2 Vol. 6 1879-1881 ::* https://archive.org/details/proceedingsofnew67newj (1881) ::* https://archive.org/details/2nd5t8proceedings05newjuoft ::* https://archive.org/details/proceedings38unkngoog ::* https://books.google.com/books?id=rrgqyiEiJsYC * Ser. 2 Vol. 7 ::* https://archive.org/details/2nd5t8proceedings05newjuoft * Ser. 2 Vol. 8 1884-1885 ::* https://archive.org/details/proceedingsofnew08newj_0 (1885) ::* https://archive.org/details/2nd5t8proceedings05newjuoft * Ser. 2 Vol. 9 1886 ::* https://archive.org/details/proceedingsofnew09newj_0 ::* https://archive.org/details/2nd9t11proceedings09newjuoft * Ser. 2 Vol. 10 1888-1889 (1890) ::* https://archive.org/details/proceedingsnewj04socigoog ::* https://books.google.com/books?id=iAMUAAAAYAAJ ::* https://archive.org/details/2nd9t11proceedings09newjuoft * Ser. 2 Vol. 11 1888 ::* https://archive.org/details/2nd9t11proceedings09newjuoft * Ser. 2 Vol. 12 1889 * Ser. 2 Vol. 13 1892 (Vol. 23 Whole Series) ::* https://archive.org/details/proceedingsofnew12newj_1 ::* https://archive.org/details/proceedingsofnew13newj === Series 3 === * Ser. 3 Vol. 1 1896 ::* https://archive.org/details/proceedingsofnew12newj_0 ::* https://archive.org/details/third1t3proceedings01newjuoft * Ser. 3 Vol. 2 1897 ::* https://archive.org/stream/proceedingsofnew12newj_0#page/n237/mode/2up ::* https://archive.org/details/third1t3proceedings01newjuoft * Ser. 3 Vol. 3 1898 ::* https://archive.org/details/proceedingsofnew34newj ::* https://archive.org/details/proceedingsofnew18981905newj ::* https://archive.org/details/ProceedingsOfTheNewJerseyHistoricalSociety ::* https://archive.org/details/third1t3proceedings01newjuoft * Ser. 3 Vol. 4 1901-1905 (1907) ::* https://archive.org/stream/ProceedingsOfTheNewJerseyHistoricalSociety/Proceedings_of_the_New_Jersey_Historical#page/n231/mode/2up ::* https://archive.org/details/proceedings61socigoog ::* https://books.google.com/books?id=q0QqAAAAMAAJ ::* https://archive.org/stream/proceedingsofnew34newj#page/n243/mode/2up ::* https://archive.org/details/proceedings61socigoog ::* https://archive.org/details/third4t6proceedings04newjuoft * Ser. 3 Vol. 5 1906-1907 (1908) ::* https://archive.org/details/proceedingsnewj00unkngoog ::* https://books.google.com/books?id=YiIUAAAAYAAJ ::* https://archive.org/details/proceedingsofnew56newj ::* https://archive.org/stream/proceedings61socigoog#page/n232/mode/2up ::* https://books.google.com/books?id=q0QqAAAAMAAJ ::* https://archive.org/details/third4t6proceedings04newjuoft * Ser. 3 Vol. 6 (1909) ::* https://archive.org/stream/proceedingsofnew56newj#page/n219/mode/2up * Ser. 3 Vol. 7 (1912) ::* https://archive.org/details/proceedingsofnew191213newj ::* https://archive.org/details/new7a8proceedings07newjuoft * Ser. 3 Vol. 8 (1913) ::* https://archive.org/stream/proceedingsofnew191213newj#page/429/mode/2up ::* https://archive.org/details/new7a8proceedings07newjuoft * Ser. 3 Vol. 9 (1914) ::* https://archive.org/details/proceedingsofnew910newj ::* https://archive.org/details/new9a10proceedings09newjuoft * Ser. 3 Vol. 10 (1915) ::* https://archive.org/stream/proceedingsofnew910newj#page/n413/mode/2up ::* https://archive.org/details/new9a10proceedings09newjuoft === New Series === * New Ser. 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== Important Events in New Jersey’s Proprietary History == The following timeline is adapted primarily from John E. Pomfret, The New Jersey Proprietors and Their Lands, 1664-1776 (Princeton, 1964) and John P. Snyder, The Story of New Jersey’s Civil Boundaries, 1606-1968 (Trenton, 1969). NOTE: The years as given are based on the modern calendar. *'''29 May 1660:''' King Charles II restored to the throne in England; resolves to bring the New Netherland colony into the dominion of the British crown. *'''12 March 1664:''' King Charles issues patent bestowing upon his brother James, Duke of York, the land extending from the St. Lawrence River to the Delaware. Included are Maine, Martha’s Vineyard, Nantucket, Long Island, and the mainland between the Connecticut and Delaware rivers (containing New York and New Jersey). *'''23-24 June 1664:''' Duke James grants lands between the Hudson and Delaware rivers to friends John, Lord Berkeley, and Sir George Carteret (both also proprietors of the Carolinas). Nova Caesaria (New Jersey) is mentioned for the first time in honor of Carteret’s defense of the Isle of Jersey in the English Channel. *'''18 August 1664:''' Four British frigates arrive at New Amsterdam; the Dutch surrender. Col. Richard Nicolls is established as governor of the Duke’s territories. New Amsterdam is renamed New York; New Jersey is called Albania by the local English. *'''late 1664:''' Gov. Nicolls issues conditions upon which plantations would be created. *'''1 December 1664:''' Gov. Nicolls grants patent for settlement on Achter Koll (Newark Bay), subsequently called Elizabeth-Town, which had been purchased from the Indians on 28 October by John Ogden, Luke Watson and others. *'''10 February 1665:''' Berkeley and Carteret publish Concessions and Agreements based on Carolina’s concessions. *'''8 April 1665:''' Gov. Nicolls grants patent for Navesink/Monmouth tract (Middletown and Shrewsbury settlements). *'''August 1665:''' Capt. Philip Carteret, cousin of Sir George, arrives as governor of the new colony. Elizabeth-Town is named in honor of Lady Elizabeth Carteret, wife of Sir George. *'''November 1665:''' Settlers at Bergen take oath of allegiance to the king and the proprietors. *'''February 1666:''' Lot owners in Elizabeth-Town take oath of allegiance. *'''May 1666:''' Southern half of Elizabeth-Town patent sold to settlers from Massachusetts; becomes Woodbridge. Portion of Woodbridge patent sold to settlers from New Hampshire; becomes Piscataway. The two townships are set aside by Gov. Carteret on 21 May. *'''11 July 1667:''' Newark tract purchased by Robert Treat and others. Settlers had landed 17 May 1666. *'''February 1668:''' Woodbridge settlers take oath of allegiance. Township chartered 1 June 1669. *'''22 September 1668:''' Bergen Township chartered by Gov. Carteret. *'''1 August 1673:''' Dutch recapture former New Netherland area; begin to set up government at Achter Koll (New Jersey). *'''9 February 1674:''' Westminster Treaty returns Dutch-held New York and New Jersey to the English. *'''18 March 1674:''' John, Lord Berkeley, sells his joint but as yet undivided interest in New Jersey to John Fenwick in trust for Edward Byllynge. *'''June 1674:''' King Charles II makes confirming grant of New Jersey to brother James, Duke of York, reserving the right of customs and duties. *'''1 July 1674:''' Edmund Andros is commissioned governor of New York by Duke James. *'''28-29 July 1674:''' Duke of York issues patent to Sir George Carteret for East Jersey, being the territory lying north of a line connecting Barnegat Bay on the Atlantic Ocean with Pennsauken Creek on the Delaware River. *'''9 February 1675:''' Tripartite (three-party) deed signed, in which William Penn, Gawen Lawrie and Nicholas Lucas become trustees of Edward Byllynge’s interest in western New Jersey except for one tenth granted to John Fenwick. *'''November 1675:''' John Fenwick founds settlement at Salem in his tenth of western Jersey. *'''13 November 1675:''' Four counties are designated (without names) in East Jersey based on settlements at Bergen; Elizabeth-Town and Newark; Woodbridge and Piscataway; and Middletown and Shrewsbury. *'''1 July 1676:''' Quintite or quintipartite (five-party) deed is signed between Carteret and the trustees of western New Jersey establishing boundary line projected from Little Egg Harbor to a point 41º 40' latitude on the upper Delaware. *'''3 March 1677:''' West Jersey’s Concessions and Agreements, drafted in 1676 by Edward Byllynge and signed by the proprietors and inhabitants; sets forth a framework of government and fundamental laws of the colony. *'''August 1677:''' The ship Kent arrives at Burlington in West Jersey; settlement of “London” and “Yorkshire” tenths follows. *'''September-October 1677:''' Large tracts of lands in West Jersey are purchased from the Indians. *'''January 1680:''' Sir George Carteret dies; Gov. Andros soon after asserts authority over New Jersey and challenges Gov. Philip Carteret’s authority. *'''6 August 1680:''' Deed of confirmation is issued by the Duke of York conveying West Jersey to Edward Byllynge and other proprietors. *'''November 1680:''' Duke James informs Gov. Andros that he has relieved East and West Jersey of his rights to government and public duties. *'''1681:''' Courts are established for West Jersey in Burlington and Salem. *'''November 1681:''' “Irish Tenth” (present-day Camden area) settlers arrive in West Jersey; remain in Fenwick’s colony for the first winter. *'''1-2 February 1682:''' East Jersey is sold by the trustees of Sir George Carteret to twelve men, all Quakers except one, led by William Penn. *'''August-September 1682:''' The twelve East Jersey purchasers each take on a partner in the venture, resulting in the Twenty-Four Proprietors. *'''September 1682:''' Scottish Quaker Robert Barclay is elected by the proprietors as governor of East Jersey. *'''7 March 1683:''' East Jersey’s counties—Bergen, Essex, Middlesex and Monmouth—are formalized, each with its own court. *'''14 March 1683:''' New patent for East Jersey is issued by the Duke of York to the Twenty-Four Proprietors. *'''1684 to 1687:''' The right of free ports in New Jersey (namely Perth Amboy) is challenged in New York and England. *'''1685:''' Court jurisdiction is established in Cape May in West Jersey. *'''April 1685:''' Fourteen local men are established as the Council (later Board) of Proprietors of East New Jersey; are given broad powers of government, collection of quit-rents, and determining the boundary line with West Jersey. *'''1686:''' Perth Amboy becomes capital of East Jersey. *'''late 1680s to 1695:''' Challenges and lawsuits occur in East Jersey over quit-rents and land titles in the areas patented by Gov. Nicolls. *'''26 May 1686:''' Gloucester courts are established separate from Burlington, in West Jersey. *'''8 January 1687:''' William Emley and John Reid, commissioners from West and East Jersey respectively, determine boundary between the two provinces. *'''16 January 1687:''' Edward Byllynge dies; Dr. Daniel Coxe purchases his interests in West Jersey. *'''April-May 1687:''' Surveyor George Keith, for East Jersey, lays out partial east-west boundary; line is not continued above the south branch of the Raritan after the division is deemed inequitable. *'''June 1687:''' East Jersey Proprietors assure royal council that they are willing to have customs collected and also are willing to surrender governance rights provided land rights are retained. With English proprietors of West Jersey, they petition that East and West Jersey be united rather than annexing East Jersey to New York. *'''September 1687:''' Daniel Coxe informs West Jersey Proprietors that he will assume governorship. *'''April 1688:''' East and West Jersey proprietors sign first of several surrenders of governance rights; “Glorious Revolution of 1688” in England and other events delay surrender for another fourteen years. *'''mid-1688 to April 1689:''' New Jersey and New York are temporarily annexed to the Dominion of New England under Gov. Edmund Andros, seated in Boston. *'''14 May 1688:''' Somerset County is set off from Middlesex County in East Jersey *'''5 September 1688:''' The boundary from the end of the Keith line to the Hudson River is agreed to by West Jersey Governor Daniel Coxe and East Jersey Governor Robert Barclay. *'''6 September 1688:''' West Jersey Council of Proprietors is formed to administer land distribution. *'''1689:''' England enters war with France; New York presses for annexation of New Jersey for reasons of defense. *'''1690s:''' East Jersey Assembly presses for taxation of proprietors’ unimproved lands; East Jersey Proprietors press for collection of quit-rents or taxation to support government. *'''March 1692:''' Dr. Daniel Coxe, West Jersey’s largest shareholder, sells governance and certain land rights to the West Jersey Society (a land speculation company) for £9,800. By 1699, 230,000 acres of land are surveyed out of 577,000 acres estimated to belong to the Coxe right. *'''31 October 1693:''' East Jersey’s counties are formally divided into townships for administration of local government; all of Somerset County is treated as a single township. *'''17 May 1694:''' West Jersey’s county boundaries are formalized, although the courts were well established. Boundaries are not extended far into the interior. *'''1696 to 1699:''' Ongoing crises arise in East Jersey between the assembly and the proprietors during Jeremiah Basse’s governorship. *'''1697:''' Sixty-five inhabitants of Elizabeth-Town petition the crown to abolish the proprietary government and unite East Jersey with New York. *'''1699:''' “Revolution” occurs in East Jersey, with violence and civil disturbance in Elizabeth-Town, Newark, Piscataway and Middletown. Returning governor Andrew Hamilton calls on militia, but repelled. *'''December 1699:''' Clinker Lot Division occurs in Elizabeth-Town, where 17,000 acres of undivided townlands are apportioned in disregard of the Proprietors’ survey. *'''15 April 1702:''' East and West Jersey Proprietors surrender governance rights to Queen Anne. New Jersey becomes a single royal colony, although the provincial capitals of Perth Amboy and Burlington continue as dual seats of government for the colony’s eastern and western divisions, respectively. Proprietors retain land rights. Deeds, surveys and other records will continue to refer to the provinces of East and West Jersey into the revolutionary period and later. *'''27 March 1719:''' Colonial legislature passes an act for appointment of commissioners to determine the true north point of the Duke of York’s grant of 1664. *'''25 July 1719:''' Tripartite (three-party) deed executed between representatives of New York, East New Jersey and West New Jersey agreeing to northern boundary of New Jersey and the northern terminal of an unsurveyed partition line between East and West Jersey. *'''1738 to 1776:''' Disputes prevail relative to quit-rent rights of the East Jersey Proprietors and land titles in areas for which patents were granted by Gov. Nicolls. *'''September-October 1743:''' John Lawrence, for the East Jersey Proprietors, surveys the partition line between East and West Jersey to the northern terminal. Many grants between the original partition and the Lawrence Line had been granted in the preceding decades, confusing the land titles in this triangular area in the center of the colony. *'''13 April 1745:''' Bill in Chancery filed by East Jersey Proprietors challenging the settlers of the “Clinker Lots” in Elizabeth-Town. Defendants’ answer to bill is completed in August 1751. Longstanding dispute stemming from patents granted by Gov. Nicolls eighty years before are never resolved judicially. *'''1769:''' Commissioners appointed by the king establish New York-New Jersey boundary line. Two hundred thousand acres within New York boundary had been considered part of New Jersey; however, East Jersey Proprietors agree to the line. The survey is completed in 1774. West Jersey Proprietors unsuccessfully attempt to have legislature recognize the new northern point as the northern end of the East-West Jersey partition. *'''25 November 1790:''' Trenton becomes the capital of all New Jersey. === Source === [http://www.nj.gov/state/darm/pdf/proprietors.pdf Using the Records of the East and West Jersey Proprietors], by Joseph R. Klett, NEW JERSEY STATE ARCHIVES, 2008. == Catagories == # [[Category:New_Jersey]][[:Category:New_Jersey|New Jersey]] # [[Category:New_Jersey_Founders]][[:Category:New_Jersey_Founders|New Jersey Founders]] # [[Category:Monmouth_County%2C_New_Jersey]][[:Category:Monmouth_County%2C_New_Jersey|Monmouth County, New Jersey]] ----
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[[Category:New London, Texas]] [[Category: Collaborative Profile of the Week]][[Category:Gas Explosions]][[Category:Texas Explosions]] {{Worldwide Disaster|sub=Industrial_Fire}} == Tragic Deaths - School Explodes in New London, Texas == Almost 300 students were killed when a rural school in New London, Texas, exploded from a gas leak, Thursday, March 18, 1937. There were about 500 people in the school when the explosion occurred about 3:20. Newspapers immediately began coverage of the event. {{Image|file=New_London_Texas_School_Explosion-4.jpg |size=450 }}
{{Image|file=ABGE-28.jpg |size=200 }}
{{Image|file=New_London_Texas_School_Explosion-9.jpg |align=r |size=m }} Rescue efforts began immediately. Children, who survived, pulled others out of the building. Nearby parents rushed to clear the rubble. Workers from the nearby oil fields worked removing the rubble piece by piece. The rescue efforts were Herculean. Searchlights were strung, and as it rained through the night some 1500 men "toiled in frantic search of the debris. Grief stricken mothers ... moved from one group of the dead to another in what was most often a vain search for their children."Articles by the Associated Press. The Paris Evening News, Second Extra, March 18, 1937.{{clear}} {{Image|file=ABGE-28.jpg|size=200 }}
{{Image|file=New_London_Texas_School_Explosion-10.jpg |align=l |size=m }}Mother Francis Hospital, in Tyler, was due to hold a dedication ceremony the next day. Caring for the injured was more important, and the hospital opened the doors to their new wing a day early, foregoing the dedication. The Texas Funeral Directors sent twenty-five embalmers. {{Clear}} {{Image|file=ABGE-28.jpg|size=200 }}
{{Image|file=New_London_Texas_School_Explosion-11.jpg |align=r }} Some families lost not just one, or two, but three children: the Davidson, Houser, Phillips, Rainwater, Smith and Williams families. :[[Davidson-3320|Joe Davidson]] was the father of ::[[Davidson-3366|Joseph Wheeler Davidson]], ::[[Davidson-3367|Helen Davidson]], and ::[[Davidson-3368|Anna Laurie Davidson]] {{clear}}
{{Image|file=ABGE-28.jpg|size=200 }}
:With children's lives at stake, it took less than 17 hours to remove every piece of rubble from the site of the explosion {{Image|file=New_London_Texas_School_Explosion-6.jpg |size=450 }}
{{Image|file=ABGE-28.jpg|size=200 }} Newsreels about the event were created to be viewed by the movie goers of 1937.
[http://www.archive.org/details/1937-03-20_Special_Release_Gas_Explosion_Shatters_School Gas Explosion Shatters School from Universal Studios.]
[http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/5/54/NewLondonSchoolExplosion_News.webm 1937 Texas School Disaster by Pathe News.] {{Image|file=ABGE-28.jpg|size=200 }}
{{Image|file=New_London_Texas_School_Explosion-12.jpg |caption=Saturday brought funerals and inquries. |size=450 }} There was some talk about having mass services for the [http://nlsd.net/ListOfNames.htm victims.] Instead, one by one, or in family groups, funeral services were held in the churches, funeral parlors and private homes in towns nearby. Bodies had been identified. Coffins were brought from a nearby wholesale distributor in Dallas. Coroners reports were issued as fast as possible. One by one the victims, an estimated 280+ students, 15 teachers, 2 visitors and a school secretaryhttp://nlsd.net/Articles.htm, were lowered into the ground in the London Hills, and surrounding towns. {{Image|file=ABGE-28.jpg|size=200 }} Other Headlines that day read:
::'''Defective Gas Radiators Blamed For Explosion'''The Waco News-Tribune. Waco, Texas. Saturday, March 20, 1937.
::'''FAULTY FLUES BLAMED FOR EXPLOSION''' Valley Morning Star Harlingen, Texas Saturday, March 20, 1937
::'''EXPERT SAYS BLAST CAME FROM GAS IN TILE WALLS''' ::'''COURT'S PROBE SET FOR TODAY''' Abilene Reporter-News, Abilene, Texas. Saturday, March 20, 1937 {{Image|file=ABGE-28.jpg|size=200 }}
{{Image|file=New_London_Texas_School_Explosion-15.jpg |align=l |size=m }}During the oil boom of the 1930's the area of New London, Texas, prospered. While most parts of the country were experiencing the "Great Depression." The area, nearby New London, was able to build a new school, designed to be fire resistant. In 1937, the town of New London, produced 170 million barrels of oil. They used natural gas to heat the K-11 school. In an effort to keep costs down, the school switched from using normal natural gas, to tapping into the "wet gas" waste pipelines that ran through the area. This was a fairly common practice. Unfortunately, due to a leak in the system a huge pocket of gas accumulated beneath the school. It is believed that a spark in the shop probably triggered the devastating explosion of accumulated gas that followed. The explosion had an impact on the safety of future schools and the use of natural gas in general. People began to look into the safety practices of their own schools and public buildings. In Texas, the legislature enacted the Engineering Registration Act, which regulates the definition of Engineer to those who have been professionally certified by the state. More important, for the general public, thiols (mercaptan) were added to natural gas. The strong odor of thiols ensures that any leak will be quickly detected, to reduce the possibility of damage.Information for this page was accumulated reading articles in Texas newspapers "The Paris Evening News," "Valley Morning Star," "Big Spring Daily Herald," "Corsican Daily Sun" and others Mar 18, 1937-Mar 25, 1937. Also used was the [http://nlsd.net/index2.html New London Texas School Disaster website] "This event seared my brain for life. I can remember almost every detail of it," commented Kenneth Honeycutt, seventy-five years after the explosion.http://www.npr.org/2012/04/06/150063910/75-years-later-the-day-the-town-school-exploded 75 Years Later: The Day The Town School Exploded April 06, 2012 NPR staff. The New London Texas School Disaster has an excellent [http://nlsd.net/index2.html website], which includes [http://nlsd.net/Photos.htm photographs] and [http://nlsd.net/Recollections.htm accounts by survivors.] ----
{{Image|file=ABGE-28.jpg |size=200 }}
{{Image|file=New_London_Texas_School_Explosion-9.jpg |align=r |size=m }} Rescue efforts began immediately. Children, who survived, pulled others out of the building. Nearby parents rushed to clear the rubble. Workers from the nearby oil fields worked removing the rubble piece by piece. The rescue efforts were Herculean. Searchlights were strung, and as it rained through the night some 1500 men "toiled in frantic search of the debris. Grief stricken mothers ... moved from one group of the dead to another in what was most often a vain search for their children."Articles by the Associated Press. The Paris Evening News, Second Extra, March 18, 1937.{{clear}} {{Image|file=ABGE-28.jpg|size=200 }}
{{Image|file=New_London_Texas_School_Explosion-10.jpg |align=l |size=m }}Mother Francis Hospital, in Tyler, was due to hold a dedication ceremony the next day. Caring for the injured was more important, and the hospital opened the doors to their new wing a day early, foregoing the dedication. The Texas Funeral Directors sent twenty-five embalmers. {{Clear}} {{Image|file=ABGE-28.jpg|size=200 }}
{{Image|file=New_London_Texas_School_Explosion-11.jpg |align=r }} Some families lost not just one, or two, but three children: the Davidson, Houser, Phillips, Rainwater, Smith and Williams families. :[[Davidson-3320|Joe Davidson]] was the father of ::[[Davidson-3366|Joseph Wheeler Davidson]], ::[[Davidson-3367|Helen Davidson]], and ::[[Davidson-3368|Anna Laurie Davidson]] {{clear}}
{{Image|file=ABGE-28.jpg|size=200 }}
:With children's lives at stake, it took less than 17 hours to remove every piece of rubble from the site of the explosion {{Image|file=New_London_Texas_School_Explosion-6.jpg |size=450 }}
{{Image|file=ABGE-28.jpg|size=200 }} Newsreels about the event were created to be viewed by the movie goers of 1937.
[http://www.archive.org/details/1937-03-20_Special_Release_Gas_Explosion_Shatters_School Gas Explosion Shatters School from Universal Studios.]
[http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/5/54/NewLondonSchoolExplosion_News.webm 1937 Texas School Disaster by Pathe News.] {{Image|file=ABGE-28.jpg|size=200 }}
{{Image|file=New_London_Texas_School_Explosion-12.jpg |caption=Saturday brought funerals and inquries. |size=450 }} There was some talk about having mass services for the [http://nlsd.net/ListOfNames.htm victims.] Instead, one by one, or in family groups, funeral services were held in the churches, funeral parlors and private homes in towns nearby. Bodies had been identified. Coffins were brought from a nearby wholesale distributor in Dallas. Coroners reports were issued as fast as possible. One by one the victims, an estimated 280+ students, 15 teachers, 2 visitors and a school secretaryhttp://nlsd.net/Articles.htm, were lowered into the ground in the London Hills, and surrounding towns. {{Image|file=ABGE-28.jpg|size=200 }} Other Headlines that day read:
::'''Defective Gas Radiators Blamed For Explosion'''The Waco News-Tribune. Waco, Texas. Saturday, March 20, 1937.
::'''FAULTY FLUES BLAMED FOR EXPLOSION''' Valley Morning Star Harlingen, Texas Saturday, March 20, 1937
::'''EXPERT SAYS BLAST CAME FROM GAS IN TILE WALLS''' ::'''COURT'S PROBE SET FOR TODAY''' Abilene Reporter-News, Abilene, Texas. Saturday, March 20, 1937 {{Image|file=ABGE-28.jpg|size=200 }}
{{Image|file=New_London_Texas_School_Explosion-15.jpg |align=l |size=m }}During the oil boom of the 1930's the area of New London, Texas, prospered. While most parts of the country were experiencing the "Great Depression." The area, nearby New London, was able to build a new school, designed to be fire resistant. In 1937, the town of New London, produced 170 million barrels of oil. They used natural gas to heat the K-11 school. In an effort to keep costs down, the school switched from using normal natural gas, to tapping into the "wet gas" waste pipelines that ran through the area. This was a fairly common practice. Unfortunately, due to a leak in the system a huge pocket of gas accumulated beneath the school. It is believed that a spark in the shop probably triggered the devastating explosion of accumulated gas that followed. The explosion had an impact on the safety of future schools and the use of natural gas in general. People began to look into the safety practices of their own schools and public buildings. In Texas, the legislature enacted the Engineering Registration Act, which regulates the definition of Engineer to those who have been professionally certified by the state. More important, for the general public, thiols (mercaptan) were added to natural gas. The strong odor of thiols ensures that any leak will be quickly detected, to reduce the possibility of damage.Information for this page was accumulated reading articles in Texas newspapers "The Paris Evening News," "Valley Morning Star," "Big Spring Daily Herald," "Corsican Daily Sun" and others Mar 18, 1937-Mar 25, 1937. Also used was the [http://nlsd.net/index2.html New London Texas School Disaster website] "This event seared my brain for life. I can remember almost every detail of it," commented Kenneth Honeycutt, seventy-five years after the explosion.http://www.npr.org/2012/04/06/150063910/75-years-later-the-day-the-town-school-exploded 75 Years Later: The Day The Town School Exploded April 06, 2012 NPR staff. The New London Texas School Disaster has an excellent [http://nlsd.net/index2.html website], which includes [http://nlsd.net/Photos.htm photographs] and [http://nlsd.net/Recollections.htm accounts by survivors.] ----
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[[Category:WikiTree Events]] [[Category:New Member How-To]] This page will serve as a central location for all information related to our monthly New Member Q and A sessions held on Zoom. We're using the term "new member" broadly here. These sessions are for anyone who has questions about how to better navigate WikiTree as they grow their branches. [[Ko-31|Betsy Ko]] is the host, joined by co-hosts [[Greenwood-3667|Steven Greenwood]], [[Maloney-2332|Murray Maloney]] and [[Buckle-52|Hilary Gadsby]] (Sundays). We can't promise to have the answer to every possible question but, if we don't know, we'll research it and get back to you. We're looking for two to three folks each session who are willing to look at their profiles in progress with us and talk about any challenges they're encountering. There's nothing like learning in real time and getting to ask ''your'' specific questions. Even if you don't have questions, we might find a few suggestions for ways to take your profile to the next level. Hopefully everyone can take away some helpful ideas from these conversations. Participants can also ask questions ahead of time by adding a comment to this page, replying to the G2G post (be sure to add New_Members to your followed tags) or by adding a comment to the Facebook post in the WikiTree Members Group. We'll also save time at the end of the session for spontaneous questions. The sessions are always recorded and posted to [https://www.youtube.com/@WikiTreers WikiTree's YouTube channel] so that you can watch later at a convenient time. The usual monthly schedule will be to hold the first session on the first Thursday of each month at 8 pm EST/1 am UTC and the second session on the following Sunday at 11 am EST/4 pm UTC. These two sessions will be the same, so just attend the one most convenient for you. The videos will be available on WikiTree's YouTube channel within a few days. Hope to see you on Zoom and please spread the word to others who might be interested in attending! ==2024 Schedule== *Thursday, May 9 at 8 pm EDT/1 am UTC *Sunday, May 26 at 11 am EDT/ 4 pm UTC *Thursday, June 13 at 8 pm EDT/1 am UTC *Sunday, June 23 at 11 am EDT/ 4 pm UTC ==April 2024== [https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/1728352/new-member-q-a-via-zoom-april-2024 G2G post]
{{YouTube |N-9HSdqzNRU |April 11th session |playlist=NewMemberQA }}
{{YouTube |g2dHkNXH-DA |April 28th session |playlist=NewMemberQA }} ==March 2024== [https://youtu.be/Ad9P3MMzI30?si=x3cUDzJgbC7QKpPF YouTube link for recording of March 14th session] {{YouTube |yqRj8im6bx4 |March 24th session |playlist=NewMemberQA }} ==February 2024== *[https://youtu.be/VKQVwx9pXc4?si=NOqH_UIq2OZdYcPd YouTube link for recording of February 25th session] *[https://youtu.be/V2v_rPeYC1A?si=Q1u0WBofGINO1B7P YouTube link for recording of February 8th session] ==January 2024== *[https://youtu.be/C5IaW-9u-f0?si=nawHPrpawdR1EkfH YouTube link for recording of January 11th session] *[https://youtu.be/rTPTMVyq6Cc?si=XCmstOLvQAkA9mEL YouTube link for recording of January 28th session] ==December 2023== *[https://youtu.be/6FYYlKdu5Wg?si=BG1JX3cTLNbbW5wr YouTube link for recording of December 7th session] *[https://youtu.be/H-v_-n9_BCI?si=KIl9a3nKaHvpj65I YouTube link for recording of December 10th session] ==November 2023== Due to the WikiTree Symposium and WikiTree Day, there will be no New Member sessions in November. However, please join me for a special "Get Set Up from Scratch" session on Sunday, November 5 at 11 am EST/4 pm UTC as part of the [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Help:WikiTree_Day_Schedule WikiTree Day schedule]. ==October 2023== *[https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/1643909/new-member-q-a-via-zoom-october-2023 G2G post] *[https://youtu.be/xxcdTIbEDu0?si=gXBrDryzDQtPLQHw YouTube link for recording of October 5th session] *[https://youtu.be/vqpH6kQg9No?si=-JQhxpUw89j185hF YouTube link for recording of October 8th session] ==September 2023== *[https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/1629553/new-member-q-a-via-zoom-september-2023 G2G post] *Our September meetings will take place: **[https://youtu.be/QZS93oLiRa8?si=HrYseligsfLsik6N YouTube link for recording of September 7th session] **Sunday, September 10 (11 am EST/3 pm UTC): https://wikitree.zoom.us/j/85914103636 ==August 2023== *[https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/1615234/new-member-q-a-via-zoom-august-2023 G2G post] *Our August meetings will take place on: **Thursday, August 3 (8 pm EST/midnight UTC): https://wikitree.zoom.us/j/89280538581 **Sunday, August 6 (11 am EST/3 pm UTC): https://wikitree.zoom.us/j/85914103636 ==JULY 2023== *[https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/1599096/new-member-q-a-via-zoom-july-2023 G2G post] *Our July sessions will take place on: **Thursday, July 6 (8 pm EST/midnight UTC): https://wikitree.zoom.us/j/89280538581 **Sunday, July 9 (11 am EST/3 pm UTC): https://wikitree.zoom.us/j/85914103636 ==JUNE 2023== *[https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/1586611/new-member-q-a-via-zoom-june-2023 G2G post] *[https://youtu.be/NDzVORyubNk YouTube link for recording of June 1st session] *[https://youtu.be/n3_YyPkXaM4 YouTube link for recording of June 4th session] ==MAY 2023== *[https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/1572846/new-member-q-a-via-zoom-may-2023 G2G post] *[https://youtu.be/IgZPnrhFyX8 YouTube link for recording of May 4th session] *[https://youtu.be/DUjWq_BiiPM YouTube link for recording of May 7th session] ==APRIL 2023== The schedule for April will be adjusted to avoid conflict with Easter for those who celebrate. *[https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/1561559/new-member-q-a-via-zoom-april-2023 G2G post] *[https://youtu.be/BcIMnTUf_dA YouTube link for recording of April 6th session] *[https://youtu.be/kRwf9aweXgk YouTube link for recording of April 16th session] ==MARCH 2023== In March, we'll hold two sessions. Please note that these are slightly off from the usual schedule due to my attendance at RootsTech. *[https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/1544241/new-member-q-a-zoom-march-2023 G2G post] *Sunday, March 5 at 11 am EST/4 pm UTC *Thursday, March 9 at 8 pm EST/1 am UTC (not recorded) ==FEBRUARY 2023== *[https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/1530910/new-member-q-a-zoom-february-2023 G2G post] *[https://youtu.be/GI3fHuQ84hA YouTube link for recording of February 2nd session] *[https://youtu.be/FPlzYwSUmtk YouTube link for recording of February 5th session] ==JANUARY 2023== *[https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/1515054/join-us-for-januarys-wikitree-basics-zoom G2G post] *[https://youtu.be/JyVAF04yhyk YouTube link for recording of January 5th session] *[https://youtu.be/ddeCaQIsNhM YouTube link for recording of January 8th session] ==DECEMBER 2022== Regretfully these two sessions were not recorded. *[https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/1499563/new-member-q-a-december-2022 G2G post] ==NOVEMBER 2022== There isn't a recording of the November 3rd session when Betsy helped one person. And on November 6th, most folks were still recovering from WikiTree Day and that session didn't happen. *[https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/1488671/join-us-for-novembers-wikitree-basics-zoom G2G post] ==OCTOBER 2022== In October we introduced a second session on Sunday at a time that's more hospitable for our European members. *[https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/1478338/join-us-for-octobers-wikitree-basics-zoom G2G post] *[https://youtu.be/-q9auyorvGs YouTube link for recording of October 6th session] *[https://youtu.be/_TvIgTJ57gI YouTube link for recording of October 9th session] ==SEPTEMBER 2022== This was our first event in this series and we only held one session on Thursday, September 1st. *[https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/1462401/join-our-zoom-q-a-session-on-thursday-for-new-members G2G post] *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C7JCZeC6Cs8 YouTube link for recording of the session] ==Other Helpful Resources== ==Betsy's Cheat Sheet== In the April 6th meeting, we talked about how I have a cheat sheet that helps me to remember how to use WikiTree mark-up/code and how to format my source citations properly. One of my mentors on the Tartan Trail used to talk about "all the bits and bobs" needing to be right. Wikicode is fussy that way. If you leave out just one backward slash character or use quotation marks instead of two single apostrophes, things won't work. So, go slow and be patient. The more you use this formatting, the more natural it will start to feel. [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Betsy_Ko_Useful_Tips_for_Wikicode_and_Citing_Sources Betsy's WikiTree Cheat Sheet]. ==Betsy's Tip of the Week== Besides hosting the New Member Q & A sessions, Betsy is also one of the Saturday Roundup Livecast hosts. Her regular segment involves giving a quick WikiTree tip. Here's a Free Space Page that will help you find these segments. [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Tip_of_the_Week_from_Betsy_Ko Tip of the Week from Betsy Ko] ==Murray Maloney's Profile Creation Tutorial== [[Maloney-2332|Murray Maloney]] has written this extremely comprehensive guide that walks you through the process of adding profiles to WikiTree. It includes helpful visuals throughout and outlines the benefits of using the WikiTree Browser and Sourcer extensions. This is definitely one to bookmark. Thanks to Murray for creating it! [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Add_Person_Redesign Murray Maloney's Profile Creation Tutorial] ==How to Download your Source-a-Thon Bib and Create a Profile Sticker== https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Instructions_for_Downloading_Your_Source-A-Thon_Bib_and_Creating_a_Profile_Sticker
{{YouTube |N-9HSdqzNRU |April 11th session |playlist=NewMemberQA }}
{{YouTube |g2dHkNXH-DA |April 28th session |playlist=NewMemberQA }} ==March 2024== [https://youtu.be/Ad9P3MMzI30?si=x3cUDzJgbC7QKpPF YouTube link for recording of March 14th session] {{YouTube |yqRj8im6bx4 |March 24th session |playlist=NewMemberQA }} ==February 2024== *[https://youtu.be/VKQVwx9pXc4?si=NOqH_UIq2OZdYcPd YouTube link for recording of February 25th session] *[https://youtu.be/V2v_rPeYC1A?si=Q1u0WBofGINO1B7P YouTube link for recording of February 8th session] ==January 2024== *[https://youtu.be/C5IaW-9u-f0?si=nawHPrpawdR1EkfH YouTube link for recording of January 11th session] *[https://youtu.be/rTPTMVyq6Cc?si=XCmstOLvQAkA9mEL YouTube link for recording of January 28th session] ==December 2023== *[https://youtu.be/6FYYlKdu5Wg?si=BG1JX3cTLNbbW5wr YouTube link for recording of December 7th session] *[https://youtu.be/H-v_-n9_BCI?si=KIl9a3nKaHvpj65I YouTube link for recording of December 10th session] ==November 2023== Due to the WikiTree Symposium and WikiTree Day, there will be no New Member sessions in November. However, please join me for a special "Get Set Up from Scratch" session on Sunday, November 5 at 11 am EST/4 pm UTC as part of the [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Help:WikiTree_Day_Schedule WikiTree Day schedule]. ==October 2023== *[https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/1643909/new-member-q-a-via-zoom-october-2023 G2G post] *[https://youtu.be/xxcdTIbEDu0?si=gXBrDryzDQtPLQHw YouTube link for recording of October 5th session] *[https://youtu.be/vqpH6kQg9No?si=-JQhxpUw89j185hF YouTube link for recording of October 8th session] ==September 2023== *[https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/1629553/new-member-q-a-via-zoom-september-2023 G2G post] *Our September meetings will take place: **[https://youtu.be/QZS93oLiRa8?si=HrYseligsfLsik6N YouTube link for recording of September 7th session] **Sunday, September 10 (11 am EST/3 pm UTC): https://wikitree.zoom.us/j/85914103636 ==August 2023== *[https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/1615234/new-member-q-a-via-zoom-august-2023 G2G post] *Our August meetings will take place on: **Thursday, August 3 (8 pm EST/midnight UTC): https://wikitree.zoom.us/j/89280538581 **Sunday, August 6 (11 am EST/3 pm UTC): https://wikitree.zoom.us/j/85914103636 ==JULY 2023== *[https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/1599096/new-member-q-a-via-zoom-july-2023 G2G post] *Our July sessions will take place on: **Thursday, July 6 (8 pm EST/midnight UTC): https://wikitree.zoom.us/j/89280538581 **Sunday, July 9 (11 am EST/3 pm UTC): https://wikitree.zoom.us/j/85914103636 ==JUNE 2023== *[https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/1586611/new-member-q-a-via-zoom-june-2023 G2G post] *[https://youtu.be/NDzVORyubNk YouTube link for recording of June 1st session] *[https://youtu.be/n3_YyPkXaM4 YouTube link for recording of June 4th session] ==MAY 2023== *[https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/1572846/new-member-q-a-via-zoom-may-2023 G2G post] *[https://youtu.be/IgZPnrhFyX8 YouTube link for recording of May 4th session] *[https://youtu.be/DUjWq_BiiPM YouTube link for recording of May 7th session] ==APRIL 2023== The schedule for April will be adjusted to avoid conflict with Easter for those who celebrate. *[https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/1561559/new-member-q-a-via-zoom-april-2023 G2G post] *[https://youtu.be/BcIMnTUf_dA YouTube link for recording of April 6th session] *[https://youtu.be/kRwf9aweXgk YouTube link for recording of April 16th session] ==MARCH 2023== In March, we'll hold two sessions. Please note that these are slightly off from the usual schedule due to my attendance at RootsTech. *[https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/1544241/new-member-q-a-zoom-march-2023 G2G post] *Sunday, March 5 at 11 am EST/4 pm UTC *Thursday, March 9 at 8 pm EST/1 am UTC (not recorded) ==FEBRUARY 2023== *[https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/1530910/new-member-q-a-zoom-february-2023 G2G post] *[https://youtu.be/GI3fHuQ84hA YouTube link for recording of February 2nd session] *[https://youtu.be/FPlzYwSUmtk YouTube link for recording of February 5th session] ==JANUARY 2023== *[https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/1515054/join-us-for-januarys-wikitree-basics-zoom G2G post] *[https://youtu.be/JyVAF04yhyk YouTube link for recording of January 5th session] *[https://youtu.be/ddeCaQIsNhM YouTube link for recording of January 8th session] ==DECEMBER 2022== Regretfully these two sessions were not recorded. *[https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/1499563/new-member-q-a-december-2022 G2G post] ==NOVEMBER 2022== There isn't a recording of the November 3rd session when Betsy helped one person. And on November 6th, most folks were still recovering from WikiTree Day and that session didn't happen. *[https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/1488671/join-us-for-novembers-wikitree-basics-zoom G2G post] ==OCTOBER 2022== In October we introduced a second session on Sunday at a time that's more hospitable for our European members. *[https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/1478338/join-us-for-octobers-wikitree-basics-zoom G2G post] *[https://youtu.be/-q9auyorvGs YouTube link for recording of October 6th session] *[https://youtu.be/_TvIgTJ57gI YouTube link for recording of October 9th session] ==SEPTEMBER 2022== This was our first event in this series and we only held one session on Thursday, September 1st. *[https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/1462401/join-our-zoom-q-a-session-on-thursday-for-new-members G2G post] *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C7JCZeC6Cs8 YouTube link for recording of the session] ==Other Helpful Resources== ==Betsy's Cheat Sheet== In the April 6th meeting, we talked about how I have a cheat sheet that helps me to remember how to use WikiTree mark-up/code and how to format my source citations properly. One of my mentors on the Tartan Trail used to talk about "all the bits and bobs" needing to be right. Wikicode is fussy that way. If you leave out just one backward slash character or use quotation marks instead of two single apostrophes, things won't work. So, go slow and be patient. The more you use this formatting, the more natural it will start to feel. [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Betsy_Ko_Useful_Tips_for_Wikicode_and_Citing_Sources Betsy's WikiTree Cheat Sheet]. ==Betsy's Tip of the Week== Besides hosting the New Member Q & A sessions, Betsy is also one of the Saturday Roundup Livecast hosts. Her regular segment involves giving a quick WikiTree tip. Here's a Free Space Page that will help you find these segments. [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Tip_of_the_Week_from_Betsy_Ko Tip of the Week from Betsy Ko] ==Murray Maloney's Profile Creation Tutorial== [[Maloney-2332|Murray Maloney]] has written this extremely comprehensive guide that walks you through the process of adding profiles to WikiTree. It includes helpful visuals throughout and outlines the benefits of using the WikiTree Browser and Sourcer extensions. This is definitely one to bookmark. Thanks to Murray for creating it! [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Add_Person_Redesign Murray Maloney's Profile Creation Tutorial] ==How to Download your Source-a-Thon Bib and Create a Profile Sticker== https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Instructions_for_Downloading_Your_Source-A-Thon_Bib_and_Creating_a_Profile_Sticker
New Mexico E-Cards
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Here are vintage postcards and other images that can be sent as '''New Mexico e-cards'''. All e-cards are WikiTree are 100% free. There are no pop-ups or spammy gimmicks. E-mail addresses from cards aren't saved. To send a card, simply click a "'''send as e-card'''" link below an image to the right. [[Category:E-Cards]] [[Category:Western US E-Cards]] [[Category:New Mexico]] [[Category: New Mexico Images]]
New Mexico Resource Page
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*leading Nueva Espana- [[Richardson-7161|Mary Richardson]]- and [[Thomas-8856|Allan Thomas]] [[Category: US Southern Colonies Inactive Project Pages ]] [[Category:New Mexico Territory|New Mexico Territory]] [[Category:New_Mexico_First_Families | New Mexico First Families]] [[Category:New Mexico | New Mexico]] [[Category: New Mexico, Unsourced Profiles]] [[Category:New Mexico_History|New Mexico History]] [[Category: Mexican-American War|Mexican-American War]] ===Related Free Space Pages=== *[[Space:Texas|Texas]] *[[Space:Arizona|Arizona]] *[[Space:New_Mexico_Resource_Page |New Mexico Resource Page]] *[[Space:California | California Resource Page]] *[[Space:Nevada|Nevada Resources Page]] *[[Space:Utah |Resources Page Utah]] *[[Space:Colorado |Resources Page Colorado]] *[[Space:New_Spain|New Spain Resource Page]] ===Timeline for New Spain Mexico===
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::https://www.history.com/topics/us-states/new-mexico ::New Mexico began as unnamed land in North America. ::The British Colonies of America obtained statehood following the Revolutionary war. The project of US Southern Colonies ends with :The American Revolution (1776). Western colonies were still being colonized for many years. See US History Project. {{Image|file=US_Southern_Colonies_Arizona_page-8.jpg |align=c |size=300 |caption= }} *'''Precontact period''' Prior to Colonization The Clovis man was named after projectiles which were found near Clovis in eastern New Mexico. These are considered the earliest artifacts about 10,000 BCE. Folsom people were next found around the time of 9,000-8000 BCE. To view this Source, continue scrolling down the Source page to the information. https://www.history.com/topics/us-states/new-mexico https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_New_Mexico http://newmexicohistory.org/historical-events-and-timeline/precontact ::'''The Early Indian groups of New Mexico''' were Anasazi, Mogollon, Hohokam. These groups were ancestors of Indian Groups to move into this area. The earliest peoples most probably migrated from northern areas of North America most probably travieling from Siberia over the Bering Land Bridge. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_New_Mexico http://newmexicohistory.org/historical-events-and-timeline/precontact The Anasazi culture then became the more recent Chaco. https://www.crowcanyon.org/EducationProducts/peoples_mesa_verde/pueblo_II_overview.asp The Ancestral Pueblo culture were located in the Four corners area (geographically land which four state regions meet each other - Arizona region, New Mexico region, Utah region, and Colorado region). They lived in stone and adobe dwellings, the Cliff dwellings, and the Great Houses, called by the Spanish "the Pueblos". http://newmexicohistory.org/timeline/anasazi-people-settle-jemez-mountains/ https://www.npca.org/trips/22-puebloan-mystery-mesa-verde-chaco-canyon-and-canyon-de-chelly {{Image|file=New_Mexico_Resource_Page-2.jpg |align=c |size=450 |caption= }} *'''1200-1500 CE''' The people had abandoned the ancient sites, and moved along the Rio Grande, Acoma and Zuni regions of western New Mexico. Chaco Canyon and Mesa Verde Pueblos were deserted. https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0278416585710100 The Hopi persisted in farming the ancestral Anasazi homeland, with no permanent rivers. After this the Navajos, Apaches, and Athabascan -speaking groups arrived in the Southwest areas; [http://newmexicohistory.org/historical-events-and-timeline/precontact Timeline of New Mexico] *'''c. 1510–1554''' Francisco Vasquez de Coronado led an exploratory expedition, searching for "the Seven Cities of Cibola - Cities of Gold". The unsuccessful expedition traveled as far as the Kansas area. After Francisco Coronada de Vaca explored New Mexico, the land was almost forgotten for a few years. The Franciscan missionaries in Chihuahua, learned the Native American Indians traded with other Indian groups in the north and traded with others who farmed large fields. * '''1581''' Fray Agustin Rodrigues and other missionaries explored there with a small military escort, led by Francisco Sanchez Chamuscado from Mexico in 1581. http://newmexicohistory.org/2014/02/03/colonization-of-new-mexico-in-the-16th-century/ Later New Mexilco became became a Colony of Spain with colonies inhabited by citizens from the area. {{Image|file=California-2.jpg |align=c |size=300 |caption=nearby colonies/territories }} *'''March 11, 1583''' Antonio de Espejo provided the first historical record of El Morro and El Estanque de Penol (the pool at the great rock) when he explored New Mexico. [https://www.cyark.org/projects/el-morro-national-monument/in-depth El Morro Monument] *'''1598''' - Spanish Colonization of "The Kingdom of New Mexico" -- Juan de Oñate led the first colonists, consisting of approximately 130 Spanish soldiers with their families and servants from New Spain, into the province of New Mexico, establishing the first capital in San Juan de los Caballeros at confluence of Rio Grande and Rio Chama. [http://newmexicohistory.org/historical-events-and-timeline/spanish-colonial Timeline of New Mexico], [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pueblo_Revolt Wikipedia] {{Image|file=US_Southern_Colonies_Arizona_page-2.jpg |align=c |size=300 |caption= }} *The Spanish Colony of New Mexico reached the Taos Pueblo, following the Rio del Norte to Guadalupe del Paso (Ciudad Juarez). https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hispanos_of_New_Mexico *'''1598-1693''' - Of more than 200 families named on the Oñate lists, less than 40 stayed to make homes there."Origins of New Mexico Families: A Genealogy of the Spanish Colonial Period", by Fray Angelico Chavez, Revised Edition, Museum of New Mexico Press, 1992.) Newly arrived soldiers married daughters and grand-daughters of the first colonists and stayed. *'''1600''' - Eighty soldiers and some of their families arrived to supplement the original (130 ConquestadorsOñate original (130 conquistadors) arrived to supplement the colony. *'''1610''' - Governor Pedro de Peralta established Santa Fe as the capital in 1610 at the foot of the Southern Sangre de Christo Mountain chain. He built the Palace of Governors. http://newmexicohistory.org/historical-events-and-timeline/spanish-colonial Timeline of New Mexico https://www.cyark.org/projects/el-morro-national-monument/in-depth *'''1641''' – Governor Luis de Rosas’ assassination by Nicolas Ortiz. Rosas’ fight with the Franciscan priests and the Spanish residents who supported them had caused chaos. In 1641, the Santa Fe city council removed him from office and put him under house arrest. Ortiz with his five accomplices murdered him, claiming that he had had an affair with Ortiz’s wife. When the new governor arrived, he arrested and beheaded eight of Rosas’ worst enemies in order to restore power to the Royal Spanish government. [http://newmexicohistory.org/people/biography-of-don-luis-de-rosas Don Luis de Rosas], [https://escholarship.org/uc/item/0fr37213 Dossier concerning the abuses of Luis de Rosas, governor of New Mexico (1637-1641)]. English version begins on page 203. {{Image|file=US_Southern_Colonies_Arizona_page-12.jpg |align=c |size=300 |caption= }} * '''10 August 1680,''' the Pueblo Revolt (Popé's Rebellion). The indigenous Pueblo peoples in the province of Santa Fe de Nuevo México had an uprising against the Spanish, killing about 400 colonists and priests and driving the rest out of New Mexico for twelve years. The rebellion was sparked primarily by the natives' anger at the priests for taking away their religion and forcing them to become Catholics. [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pueblo_Revolt Pueblo Revolt], [https://www.britannica.com/event/Pueblo-Rebellion Pueblo Rebellion, Britannica Pueblo Rebellion] *'''1692-1693''' - After a 12 year exile in the El Paso del Norte region, Diego de Vargas led soldiers back into New Mexico in a ceremonial reconquest of New Mexico. This seemed to last one year as the first group of colonists arrived in 1693. Some natives continued to attack the colonists for many years. [http://newmexicohistory.org/historical-events-and-timeline Timeline of New Mexico]. *'''1693-1695''' - Colonist families settled near Guadalupe del Paso. The 2nd group, the "Españoles Mexicanos"arrived from New Spain with artisans from Mexico City and farmers from the Valley of Mexico. The 3rd group, recruited mainly from Zacatecas, New Spain, arrived in 1695. *'''1706''' - Founding of Alburquerque by Interim Gov. F. Cuervo y Valdé. *'''1786''' - Official peace between Spaniards and Comanches - Gov. Bautista de Anza and Ecueracapa, spokesman of Cuchanec band of Comanches, established a (35 a year peace treaty until Mexican independence, 1821). {{Image|file=US_Southern_Colonies_Arizona_page-7.jpg |align=c |size=250 |caption=Buffalo hunting }} *'''1807''' - Zebulon M Pike explored New Mexico from the USA, mapping the Red River. His was captured in northern New Mexico and taken to Santa Fe and Chihuahua before being released. *''' Aug 1821''' Mexico won its independence from Spain. The colony became a Colony of Mexico. Provincia de Nuevo México, Nueva España (New Mexico Colony, New Spain). According to Wikipedia, Hispanos in New Mexico occupied the northern part of New Mexico and the Southern part of Colorado. These Hispanos of New Mexico descended from the original Spanish-speaking settlers of the historical region of Santa Fe de Nuevo México. The descendants of the early settlers in northern New Mexico compose >340,000 population ethnic community in New Mexico. The Neomexicanos identify strongly with their Spanish heritage and most are also mestizos of mixed American Indian heritage.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hispanos_of_New_Mexico *'''1837''' - '''Chimayó Rebellion''' - Northern New Mexicans in Chimayó area revolted against the Mexican government, protesting the unfair taxation, and poor military protection. *'''1846''' - U.S. invasion of New Mexico - Gen. Stephen Watts Kearny led United States forces to occupy New Mexico. The Battle of Brazilto, Dec 25, 1846 was a clash with the Mexican troops, routing them at Battle of Brazito on Dec 25, 1846 *'''Jan. 1847''' Taos Rebellion New Mexico resisted U.S. military occupation in Taos, killing Gov. Bent and others. Col. Sterling Price led the US forces against rebels, defeating them at the Taos Pueblo. [[Image:Historical_Art_of_Texas.png|300px]]
*'''1848''' The Mexican-American War ended with the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo. Mexico lost almost half of its territory: parts of Arizona, California, New Mexico, Texas, Colorado, Nevada, and Utah. Other colonies became Mexican territories after the Mexican-American War,1848 [https://www.history.com/topics/mexican-american-war/treaty-of-guadalupe-hidalgo Treaty of Hidalgo] [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Treaty_of_Guadalupe_Hidalgo Wikipedia Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo] {{Image|file=US_Southern_Colonies_Arizona_page-28.jpg |align=r |size=150 |caption= }}{{clear}} *The Military District of New Mexico overlapped the Mexican-American war. New Mexico State Historian states the New Mexico Military District of USA was between August 18, 1846 and September 8, 1850.” Great New Mexico Pedigree Project Staff *'''{{red|1850 New Mexico becomes a US Territory}}''' - U.S. government grants New Mexico territorial status on 9 Sept 1850.[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Mexico_Territory New Mexico Territory History] [[Image:Historical_Art_of_Texas.png|350px]]
*'''December 30, 1853''' The Gadsden Purchase occurred. [https://www.britannica.com › Gadsden-Purchase] “According to our New Mexico State Historian the New Mexico Military District of USA was between August 18, 1846 and September 8, 1850.” I am adding this information to complete the ‘citation’ history for NMex genealogy research and profiles including years during the war with Mexico: This information from the New Mexico State Historian indicates that the Military District of the USA overlaps the years of the Mexican-American War [April 25, 1846 – February 2, 1848]. The Territory of New Mexico existed from September 9, 1850, until January 5th, 1912. New Mexico was added as the 47th State to the Union on January 6, 1912. *'''{{red|January,1912 Statehood}} ''' [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Mexico_Territory NM Territory to Statehood] [[Image:Historical_Art_of_Texas.png|450px]]
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=== Colony Origin/History === Santa Fe de Nuevo México, (English: Holy Faith of New Mexico) (shortened as Nuevo México or Nuevo Méjico, translated: New Mexico), was a province of the Viceroyalty of New Spain, and after 1821, a territory of independent Mexico. It existed from late 16th century to 1848.[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Santa_Fe_de_Nuevo_M%C3%A9xico Santa Fe New Mexico] === Evolution of Government Structure === {{Image|file=US_Southern_Colonies_Arizona_page-11.jpg |align=c |size=300 |caption= }} :'''1503''' The Encomienda system began in the New Mexico area.. The crown in Spain, granted to a conquistador, soldier, official or others a specific amount of "indios" (Native Americans) living in an area. The Encomenderos (receiver of grant) would receive tribute in "indios" in gold or labor. An encomienda (from Spanish encomendar, “to entrust”) consisted of a grant by the crown to a conquistador, a soldier, an official, or others of a specified number of “Indios” (Native Americans} The encomendero, could exact tribute from the “Indios” in gold, or in labour. In return the Encomenderos was supposed to protect the “Indios” and teach them Christianity. The Encomenderos gained control of lands from the "Indios", but did not fulfill their end of this system. https://www.britannica.com/topic/encomienda https://magoosh.com/hs/apush/2017/encomienda-system-apush-topics/ {{Image|file=US_Southern_Colonies_Arizona_page-28.jpg |align=l |size=50 |caption= }}{{clear}} *1512 - The Laws of Burgos, signed by King Ferdinand II of Aragon, focusing upon the welfare of conquered native peoples in effect before New Mexico was colonized. *1542 - Leyes Nuevas issued November 20, 1542 by King Charles I of Spain regarding colonization of the Americas, known as the "New Laws of the Indies for Good Treatment and Preservation of the Indians", and were created to prevent the exploitation of the Indigenous peoples of the Americas by Encomenderos (large enterprise landowners) and limited their power and dominion. {{Image|file=US_Southern_Colonies_Arizona_page-28.jpg |align=l |size=50 |caption= }}{{clear}} *1548 - Royal Audiencia of Guadalajara was highest tribunal of the Spanish crown in what is today northern Mexico and SW United States in the Vice royalty of New Spain. It was created by royal decree on February 13, 1548, and was originally located in Compostela and permanently seated in Guadalajara in 1560. Its president: chief executive officer, subordinated only to the viceroy of Mexico *1573 - The Laws of Indies - to guide and regularize establishing of presidios (military towns), missions, and pueblos . King Phillip II developed the first version of Laws of the Indies. {{Image|file=US_Southern_Colonies_Arizona_page-28.jpg |align=I |size=50 |caption= . }}{{clear}} *1776 - Provincias Internasor Commandancy General of Internal Provinces of the North was a colonial, administrative district of Spanish Empire, created to provide more autonomy for frontier provinces in Viceroyalty of New Spain, present day New. Mexico and S.W. United States. Goal of its creation was to establish a unified government in political, military and fiscal affairs. {{Image|file=US_Southern_Colonies_Arizona_page-28.jpg |align=l |size=50 |caption= . }}{{clear}} *1821-1823 - The Mexican Empire (Imperio Mexicano) -official name of independent Mexico under a monarchical regime, Agustín de Iturbide, was proclaimed emperor of Mexico. {{Image|file=US_Southern_Colonies_Arizona_page-28.jpg |align=l |size=50 |caption= . }}{{clear}} *1824 - Federal Constitution of the United Mexican States of 1824 (Spanish: Constitución Federal de los Estados Unidos Mexicanos de 1824) - enacted on October 4,1824, after the overthrow of Mexican Empire of Agustin de Iturbide. The Republic took the name of United Mexican States, and was defined as a representative federal republic. Catholicism was the official and unique religion {{Image|file=US_Southern_Colonies_Arizona_page-28.jpg |align=l |size=50 |caption= }}{{clear}} *1835 - President Santa Ana revoked the Constitution of 1824. In October 1835, Santa Ana abolished all state governments. align= [[Image:Historical_Art_of_Texas.png|450px]]
=== Conflicts Within The Colony === *'''10 August 1680''', the United Pueblo people rebelled, driving Spaniards out of New Mexico colony 82 years after settlement *'''1786''' - Peace between Spaniards and Comanches- Gov. Juan Bautista de Anza and Ecueracapa, leader of Cuchanec band, spokesman for Comanches, conclude peace treaty establishing 35 year peace until advent of Mexican independence *'''1837 Chimayó Rebellion''' - North New Mexicans revolt, in Chimayó area, against Mexican government, protest of unwelcome governor, unfair taxation, and poor military protection. *1846 - Mexican American War -Gen. Stephen Watts Kearny led United States forces to occupy New Mexico near Santa Fe., New Mexico colony. *1847 Taos Rebellion, Jan., 1847 New Mexicans resist US military occupation, kill Gov. C. Bent and his household in Taos. Col. Sterling Price led US forces against the rebels, defeating them at the Taos Pueblo. === Settlers === {{Image|file=US_Southern_Colonies_Arizona_page-7.jpg |align=r |size=250 |caption=Buffalo }}{{clear}} {{Blue|New Mexico is inland, settlers arrived here either by walking, riding horses, mules or in wagons}}. The Rio Grande River may have provided some access, but horses, mules, or walking would still be needed for the central and western areas of this Colony. *1) Original American Indians, native to the area. See also Encomienda System under Government *2) Spanish explorers and early settlers n the colony. *3) Oñate Expedition Soldiers, and Families *4) Other Colonists from New Spain *5) Colonists from Mexico Colony, New Spain *6) Colonists from the United States *7 ) Colonists from Texas Colony *8) European Colonists in later years. *https://sites.google.com/site/beyondoriginsofnmfamilies/). Updates for "Origins of New Mexico Families" by Chavez" === Migrating From other Colonies === [[Space:Migrating_Ancestor_Template|How to add the Migrating Ancestor Template]] === American Indians=== {{Image|file=US_Southern_Colonies_Arizona_page-11.jpg |align=c |size=300 |caption=Ute }} *[http://genealogy.about.com/od/native_american/p/dawes_rolls.htm Description: How to use the Dawes Rolls] *[http://www.archives.gov/research/native-americans/dawes/intro.html The Dawes Rolls, (Final Rolls of the Citizens and Freedmen of the Five Civilized Tribes in Indian Territory)] 1898-1914 *Hohokam *Anasazi of NW New Mexico, SW Colorado, SE Utah, and NE Arizona *Arapaho of Northern New Mexico, Colorado. [http://www.runningreality.org/?gclid=Cj0KCQjwjrvpBRC0ARIsAFrFuV9-88yOGtf_fDxpInZiJcHz5gGTikFHgo3wyWBcf_jdIgd6F9nvzHYaAmWfEALw_wcB#01/01/1600&49.60902,-130.39922&zoom=3 Running Reality Arapaho] *Mogollon - along Arizona/New Mexico border. Branch of Mogollon: Mimbres culture, produced some of the finest examples of prehistoric pottery *Hopi American Indians persisted in the ancestral Anasazi homeland, continuing to farm region with no permanent rivers. *Athapaskan peoples along periphery of Rio Grande Valley. *1000 years ago-Bison-hunting nomads (ancestors of the New Mexico Navajo and Apachean speaking tribes, began migrated from west-central Canada (ancestors of New Mexico's Navajo and Apachean-speaking tribes). *Chiricahua and Mescalero, migrated SW into eastern Arizona and SW New Mexico The (19) Pueblos Indian citizens: Jicarilla Apache Nation, Mescalero Apache Tribe, Navajo Nation, Pueblos of Acoma, Taos, Santa Clara, San Ildefonso, Tesuque, San Felipe, Jemez, Zuni, Zia, Nambe, Picuris, Ohkay Owingeh, Santo Domingo, Laguna, Isleta, Santa Ana, Sandia, Cochiti, and Pojoaque. *'''Coal production''' - Significant role in the economic development of New Mexico (from 1850's to present day). It is one of 4 mineral fuels produced in New Mexico, ranking third in value behind natural gas, (including coal bed methane) and crude oil. Coal resources are in 12% (14.6 million acres) of the state’s total area. (N. New Mexico, primarily in San Juan and Raton basins). Coal provides 46% of the state’s total energy needs today's power generated from coal. {{Image|file=US_Southern_Colonies_Arizona_page-28.jpg |align=r |size=70 |caption=Hatch Chili Peppers }}{{clear}} *''Hatch, New Mexico chile peppers'' *'''Oil, and natural gas''' - late 1800’s; 1921 - first gas well. http://www.nmoga.org *'''Uranium ore''' - New Mexico has 2nd largest identified uranium ore reserve. *Agriculture - include cultivation such as many peppers used in U.S. ====Oñate's 1598 Colonization -Soldiers-conquistadors and families ==== {{Image|file=New_Mexico_Resource_Page-1.jpg |align=l |size=225 |caption=Oñate }}{{clear}} Several sources have compiled a list of conquistadors who soldiered with the 1598 Oñate Colonization Expedition into NM. There is a genealogy possibility to source ancestors and possibly from the information recognize the genealogy possibilities in this information. Then search deeper for connections, rather than just a list of names. People can use the information on this website source to: :1) Take advantage of the names to do new research or add sourcing to existing or new family genealogy. :2) Explore how some of these conquistadors and their descendants impacted and contributed to NM history. For example explore the tragic stories of the son and grandson of soldier Asencio Archuleta, (Juan I and Juan II). :3) Take advantage of the information on home towns to explore deeper into your Spanish roots and history. For example, one Romero descendant is now tracing the possibility that conquistador, Bartolome Romero might have had an earlier ancestor who sailed on the Nina with Columbus. [https://nmstatehood.unm.edu/node/1865 "New Mexico’s first colonists : the 1597-1600 enlistments for New Mexico under Juan de Oñate, Adelante & Gobernador"] is an outstanding book by D. Snow on the entire Onate colonization group. This website provides a source list of just the conquistadors: *http://bernalillo.nmgenweb.us/mustero.htm '''Source: for the Soldiers-Conquistadors:''' *http://bernalillo.nmgenweb.us/mustero.htm {{Image|file=New_Mexico_Resource_Page-3.jpg |align=r |size=300 |caption=Conquestidors }}{{clear}} :HISTORICAL DOCUMENT: A true and accurate portrait of a ‘working’ 1598 Oñate Conquistador. This letter was written in 1597 by 26-year-old Oñate Conquistador Ascencio Archuleta before he left on the Oñate Expedition. It was written in the Valle de San Bartolomé, now the Valle de Allende in southern Chihuahua, Mexico. It details the gear and armor of a true conquistador. All credit and thanks to The Great New Mexico Pedigree Project which is the source of the translated letter: : '' I Asencio Arechuleta, am taking to serve his majesty in the expedition to Nuevo México: first one set of armour for myself consisting of chain mail, bevor/neck protector (babera de malla), coat of mail (cota de malla), matchlock harquebus and fork rest (arcabus de mecha y harquilla), cuisses/hip shields (faldones), sword (espada), mailed glove (guante mallada), hose (medias), and a leather shield (adarga), horse armor, 2 Jineta saddles and tack, half a dozen pairs of horse shoes and nails, 10 horses and 2 mules.'' :All of this I am taking to serve his majesty on this expedition to Nuevo México, and I swear by God and the cross that everything contained is mine. In testimony and truth, I signed my name. Done on December 7, 1597. Signed – Asencio de Arechuleta” Witnessed by Jaime Fernandez in the valley of San Bartolomé, Santa Barbara. :In 1598 the large colonizing expedition of Juan de Oñate paused for several months at Santa Bárbara for inspection by the government before setting out for the uncharted north. *http://newmexicohistory.org/places/chihuahua-trail WikiTree profile: Steve Archuleta https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Archuleta-235 {{Image|file=New_Mexico_Resource_Page-4.jpg |align=c |size=300 |caption=Don Juan de Oñate , Albuquerque, NM }}{{clear}} If you are interested in working on the profiles mentioned below, feel free to do the research and develop a profile. When you have finished a Wikitree profile, please post the profile WikiTree link on a message box on this page and it will be posted on this page. Be sure to include researched sources to back up the biography. Oñate brought colonizing families after his expedition. When the families arrived in the New Mexico Colony they were important to New Mexico's history. The research was done by Antonio Gilberto Espinosa for the Coronado Cuarto Centennial Commission, 1939-1940. Below this is a Link to another webpage that provides a little information on each of them. For those of you with New Mexico ancestry-heritage, you may find your family in the Founders. * Acebo-, Algecira- Alonso-, Amuira-, [https://cybergata.com/roots/5030.htm Ascensio Arechuleta] Ayrdi-, Banulids-, Baradna-, Benehuma-, Bernal-, Barrios-, Brito-, Bocanegra-, Bustillo-, Brondate-, Cabinilas-, Caceres-, Cadimo-, Carajal-, Castro-, Castellano-, Catalan-, Calvo-, Carrasco-, Cesar-, Chaves-, Cogedo-, Colodro-, Cortez-, Cruz-, Cordero-, Diaz-, Diez-, Donas-, Duran-, Escalante-, Escarramad-, Espinosa-, Farfan-, Fernandez-, Flores-, Francisco-, Garcia-, Gomez-, Gonzalez-, Griego-, Guzman-, Guilien-, Guevarra-, Hernandez-, Herrera-, Heredia-, Hinojos-, Holguin-, Jorge-, Lara-, Ledesma-, Leon-, Lizama-, Lopez-, Lucas-, Lucero-, Manzoneda-, Marquez-, Martin-, Martinez-, Medel-, Melgar-, Mexia-, Montesinus-, Montano-, Montoya-, Monzon-, Morales-, Moran-, Moreno-, Munuera-, Naranjo-, Olague-, Oñate-, Ortega-, Pedraza-, Pineiro-, Quesada-, Ramirez-, Rangel-, Rua-, Rascon-, Requirno-, Reyes-, Rio-, Rivas-, Rivera-, Robledo-, Rodriguez-, Roja-, Romero-, Rijato-, Sosa-, Saldivar-, Sanchez-, Santilian-, Sarinana-, Segura-, Serrango-, Simon-, Tavora-, Torres-, Tordesilas-, Trevino-, Trujillo-, Vaca-, Valencia-, Vanda-, Varela-, Vaegas-, Vasquez- , Vayd-, Vega-, Velasco-, Vellido-, Velman-, Vido-, Villagra-, Vilagra-, Villaba-, Ximenez-, Xuarez-, Xranzo-, Ysasti-, Zaldivar. *[https://tshaonline.org/handbook/online/articles/upo02 Ońate] *[http://bernalillo.nmgenweb.us/mustero.htm list of Soldiers] *[https://www.britannica.com/biography/Juan-de-Onate Juan de Ońate] *[https://cybergata.com/roots/onate.htm Ońate Expedition Founding families] ====Interpretation of English Names to Spanish Names==== *'''Note:'''New Spain region {{blue|ended when a Colony or territory became a Republic or a State. }} :1598 - Aug 1821 Santa Cruz, Provincia de Nuevo México, Nueva España ::Santa Cruz Colony, Nueva New Spain :Aug 1821 - Aug 1846 Santa Cruz, Nuevo México, República de México ::Santa Cruz Colony, Mexico :Aug 1846 - Sep 1850 Santa Cruz, Nuevo México, New Mexico, Military District of USA ::Aug, 1846 - Santa Cruz, New Mexico Territory, Santa Cruz Military District of USA :1848 -1850 Santa Cruz, Nuevo México, Distrito Militar de Estados Unidos de América ::Santa Cruz, New Mexico Territory, United States :1850-1912 - Santa Cruz, Territorio de Nuevo Mexico ::1850-1912 - Santa Cruz, New Mexico Territory :1912 - Santa Cruz, Nuevo Mexico, Estados Unidos de América ::1912 - Santa Cruz, New Mexico, United States (Statehood) - '''The end of NEW Spain subproject''' '''Full History up to 2019''': *[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Project:New_Mexico New Mexico Project], subproject *[[Project:United_States|United States Project]] == Sources == [[Image:US_Southern_Colonies_Arizona_page-3.gif|200px]]
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New Mexico Territory Resource Page for WikiTree: '''US Civil War: War Between the States Project''' [[Project:US_Civil_War:_War_Between_the_States | US Civil War: War Between the States Project Page]] [[Space:Civil_War_Project_Resource_Page | Project Resource Page]] ==Confederate Dreams== The Confederate plan for the West was to raise a force in Texas, march up the Rio Grande, take Santa Fe, turn northeast on the Santa Fe Trail, capture the stores at Fort Union, head up to Colorado to capture the gold fields and then turn west to take California. New Mexico, Utah and Colorado were "giant recruiting grounds" for potential enlistees to the Southern cause. All three states had populations loyal to the Confederacy and southern New Mexico had already effectively seceded from the government at Santa Fe and formed a separate territory all the way to California. Need For Supplies: War materials in New Mexico were rumored to be extensive (6,000-8,000 rifles and 25-30 cannon) and the morale of the Federal troops guarding the territory was said to be abysmal. Capture of these territories would mean more wealth for the Confederacy from the rich mines of Colorado. Slavery could be expanded, especially into fertile California, and Arizona could be used as a springboard to invade Mexico. Circumvent the blockade: And perhaps most important, there would be access to 1,200 miles of California coastline with many open, blockade-free ports. Open trading ports meant better chance of recognition by, and trading with, European countries. In 1861, Jefferson Davis commissioned General Henry Hopkins Sibley to raise three full regiments in West Texas, which eventually became the Fourth, Fifth and Seventh Texas Volunteer Cavalry. The Fourth was commanded by Colonel James Reily with Colonel William R. Scurry second in command. The Fifth was led by Col. Thomas Green with Lt. Harry C. Macneill and the Seventh was commanded by Col. William Steele with Lt. Col J. S. Sutton as second. Lt. Col John Baylor, self-appointed Governor of the new territory, led the Second Texas Regiment, Mounted Rifles. By late Fall 1861, there were 3,500 men prepared to invade New Mexico. Union plans: By June 1861, Lt. Col Edward R. S. Canby, Union commander of the Department of New Mexico, was alerted to the Confederate mobilization near El Paso. To prepare, Canby moved to enlarge his army of only 2,500 men. He appealed to Colorado Governor William Gilpin for two companies of militia and New Mexico Governor Rencher for eleven companies of volunteers. On July 23, 1861, Baylor crossed the state line to take the Federal Fort Fillmore, near Mesilla, which surrendered to them in a controversial move on the 27th. The Federals fell back and reorganized at Santa Fe. Canby increased his requests for volunteers. By February, 1862, Canby reported that he had 4,000 troops at the ready and 3,000 Confederates under Sibley's command were moving up the Rio Grande Valley. Quick-stepping Colorado Volunteers: Meanwhile, the First Regiment of Colorado Volunteers marched rapidly down from Denver to reinforce the Union troops at Fort Union. The First Regiment consisted of ten companies of men with John P. Slough [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki] Colonel and Samuel F. Tappan as Lt. Colonel. [http://www.arlingtoncemetery.net/sftappan.htm] John M. Chivington,[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Chivington] a Methodist minister, refused the commission of Chaplain and was designated a Major. Commands were issued to march on February 13, 1862 with the following companies and their commanders: Co. A - Captain Edward Wynkoop [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edward_W._Wynkoop] Co. B - Captain Samuel Logan [https://familysearch.org/photos/artifacts/15084821] Co. C - Captain Richard Sopris [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_Sopris] Co. D - Captain Jacob Downing [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jacob_Downing] Co. E - Captain Scott Anthony [https://books.google.com/books?id=4XDxMCrHGqwC&pg=PA45&dq=Colorado+Scott+Anthony&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjs5deG0-jUAhVCHGMKHYMpBmMQ6AEIKDAA#v=onepage&q=Colorado%20Scott%20Anthony&f=false]Co. F (Cavalry) - Captain Samuel Cook [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Samuel_H._Cook ] Co. G Captain William F. Wilder [https://books.google.com/books?id=lbg-AAAAYAAJ&pg=PA49&lpg=PA49&dq=captain+william+f.+wilder+colorado+volunteers&source=bl&ots=cDEcKZImZE&sig=Apddf8j1yZArlynAg5mkW4axHcs&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwidjOz-4OjUAhVGHGMKHcRXBhsQ6AEIOjAD#v=onepage&q=captain%20william%20f.%20wilder%20colorado%20volunteers&f=false] Co. H - Captain George Sanborn [https://books.google.com/books?id=Yb1ZAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA883&dq=Captain+George+L+Sanborn&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwi3yNfi1-jUAhVEKWMKHXSnBWMQ6AEIKDAA#v=onepage&q=Captain%20George%20L%20Sanborn&f=false] Co. I - Captain Charles Mailie (a mostly German Co.) [https://books.google.com/books?id=lbg-AAAAYAAJ&pg=PA49&lpg=PA49&dq=Captain+Charles+Mailie&source=bl&ots=cDEcKZGsZJ&sig=knbWHVeeqnFaNtAqOq0TTaNeipM&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjWjbLl2-jUAhUCS2MKHS80AhQQ6AEIKjAB#v=onepage&q=Captain%20Charles%20Mailie&f=false ] Co. K - Captain Samuel Robbins [https://books.google.com/books?id=zptQAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA282&lpg=PA282&dq=] After the fast, exhausting march (400 miles in 13 days), they arrived at Fort Union on March 10. The 950 Colorado Volunteers bolstered the 800 regulars and volunteers already at Fort Union. Colonel Slough assumed command of all the troops. The two forces were poised to meet; between them lay the Glorieta Pass. The California Column was another a force a force of Union volunteers sent to Arizona and New Mexico. The command marched over 900 miles from California through Arizona and New Mexico Territory to the Rio Grande and as far east as El Paso, Texas, between April and August 1862. Colonel Slough's command as they left Fort Union on March 22, consisted of 1342 men-75% were Colorado Volunteers. Two days later they camped at Bernal Springs about 40 miles southeast of Glorieta Pass. See California in the American Civil War From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Colonel Slough sent a cavalry unit under Captain Chapin, to reconnoiter the enemy. They rushed back in minutes informing Slough that the Texans were in attack position 800 yards ahead in the trees. Before the men could form into battle formation they were shelled by the Confederates. The fighting was among the rocks and trees. Cavalry could not be used. Rifle and small arms fire was deadly. The odds were against the Union troops. The Texans had a superior position and a greater number of men. The battle raged for more than six hours. Texan Col. Scurry deployed his men across the canyon with Pyron on the right, Ragnet in the middle and Scurry on the left. The artillery under Lt. James Bradford took a position on Windmill Hill. They were attacked and scattered briefly when Company I, First Colorado charged them from above. Lt. Col Samuel Tappan, assigned the command of the Colorado Volunteers, sent two batteries under Captain Ritter and Lt. Claflin to the left of the road 400 yards in front of the Texas line. They were supported by Co. C under Sopris and Co. K under Claflin. Co. D under Captain Downing was deployed to the left and Co. I under Lt. Kerber deployed to the right. Fighting was desperate and sometimes fiercely hand-to-hand when the German Co. I, engaged a Texan column. Captain Downing's company was fiercely attacked and fell back. The Union officers ordered their troops to fall back about 400 yards near to Pigeon's Ranch. Another line was formed across the valley. The Texans advanced, and again opened fire for three hours. Two of the three guns were disabled and most of the gunners picked off. The Confederates were compelled to rely on their superior numbers and repeated charges to win the day. The Texans gained possession of Sharpshooters Ridge and repeatedly fired upon the Union artillery. The Texans made one last charge upon the Union guns, hoping to reach their supply train, but were driven back. About 5:00 p.m. Colonel Slough ordered his Union forces to gradually fall back to the camp at Kozlowski's. Some were reluctant to leave but Slough said they had fulfilled their objective to "reconnoiter and harass the enemy." Both sides were so exhausted it would have been impossible to continue the fight much longer. The Texans were overjoyed to have been left holding the field. Confederate Supply Train Destroyed: The joy turned to defeat when word was brought to Colonel Scurry that his supply train at Johnson's Ranch had been completely destroyed. Major Chivington's men, led by Lt. Colonel Manuel Chavez, New Mexico Volunteers, had reached a height on the other side of Glorieta Mesa overlooking the Confederate supply train 1,000 feet below. The troops crawled, slid and were lowered by ropes to the base of the cliff. The surprised Confederates were almost defenseless. All the heavily loaded wagons, enough supplies for a small army, were destroyed along with all the animals. Chivington's group returned to support Colonel Slough, but when they arrived at Kozlowski's, they learned their attack had caused Colonel Scurry to send Slough the flag of truce and the request for two days of cease fire. March 29 was spent burying the dead. Casualty figures vary: an estimated 38 Union soldiers killed, 64 wounded and 20 captured; 36 Confederate dead (including Major Ragnet and Shropshire), 60 wounded and 25 captured. Pigeon's Ranch was once again used as a hospital but this time for the Confederates. After two days and nights at Pigeon's Ranch, the Texans retreated to Santa Fe without food or supplies. In attempt to save the campaign, Sibley wrote the Governor of Texas requesting reinforcements but no answer came. The Texans were forced to retreat to Santa Fe and eventually took a long, dangerous march back to Texas. By July 1862, all Confederate Troops had vacated New Mexico Territory and for the duration of the Civil War, New Mexico remained under Union control. source National Park Service Battle of Glorieta Pass - Pecos National Historical Park (US National Park Service) ===Of Interest=== === Battle Sites and other sites of importance === ===Fort Fillmore near Mesilla=== [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fort_Fillmore] ===Battle of Valverde=== [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Valverde] [[Wikipedia:Arizona_Territory_(CSA) | Battle of Valverde]]: Date(s): February 20-21, 1862 [[Wikipedia:Battle_of_Glorieta_Pass | Battle of La Glorieta Pass]] :Location: Santa Fe County and San Miguel County :Campaign: Sibley's New Mexico Campaign (1862) :Date(s): March 26-28, 1862 [http://www.civilwaracademy.com/civil-war-battles-in-new-mexico.html Civil War Battles in New Mexico] [http://www.nps.gov/hps/abpp/battles/NMmap.htm National Parks Service] New Mexico Civil War sites. ===Fort Craig=== [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fort_Craig] ===Fort Union (a supply depot)=== [https://www.nps.gov/foun/learn/historyculture/the-third-fort-union.htm] Fort Union has a list of soldiers stationed there. ===Fort Garland Co. supplier of soldiers for fort Union=== . [http://columbinegenealogy.com/records/civil-war/history/] [https://regularcavalryincivilwar.wordpress.com//?s=fort+garland&search=Go] ===Colorado Territory Civil War Volunteers.=== Newly appointed Governor William Gilpin saved the New Mexico Territory. A extremely important part of the history of New Mexico in the Civil War [http://columbinegenealogy.com/records/civil-war/history/] Fort Garland has a list of soldiers stationed there. The three ranches and Glorieta Pass [http://dev.newmexicohistory.org/filedetails.php?fileID=21319] [[Space:Names_of_Confederates_Buried_in_Mass_Grave_Found_in_1987 | Confederates Buried in Mass Grave Found in 1987]] The Glorieta Pass Battle [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Glorieta_Pass] Battle of La Glorieta Pass Location: Santa Fe County and San Miguel County Campaign: Sibley's New Mexico Campaign (1862) Date(s): March 26-28, 1862 Principal Commanders: Maj. John C. Chivington and Col. John P. Slough [US]; Maj. Charles L. Pyron and Lt. Col. William R. Scurry [CS] Forces Engaged: Northern Division, Army of New Mexico [US]; 4th, 5th, and 7th Texas Cavalry Regiment, artillery, and a company of independent volunteers [CS] Estimated Casualties: 331 total (US 142; CS 189) === Battle of Peralta === [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Peralta] :Principal Commanders: Col. E.R.S. Canby [US]; Brig. Gen. Henry H. Sibley and Col. Thomas Green [CS] :Forces Engaged: Department of New Mexico (combination of regular and volunteer units) [US]; Army of New Mexico [CS] :Estimated Casualties: 389 total (US 202; CS 187) Commanders: Maj. John C. Chivington and Col. John P. Slough [US]; Maj. Charles L. Pyron and Lt. Col. William R. Scurry [CS] :Forces Engaged: Northern Division, Army of New Mexico [US]; 4th, 5th, and 7th Texas Cavalry Regiment, artillery, and a company of independent volunteers [CS] :Estimated Casualties: 331 total (US 142; CS 189) === Union Officers === General Edward R.S. Canby [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edward_Canby] Louisa Hawkins Canby [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Louisa_Hawkins_Canby] Colorado Governor William Gilpin [https://www.colorado.gov/pacific/archives/william-gilpin] ===Union Soldiers=== Antonio Tiffner Pvt.1st New Mexico Volunteers (old Reg) [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Tiffner-62] NEW MEXICO VOLUNTEERS WHO SERVED AT FORT GARLAND 1st NEW MEXICO INFANTRY Cadagon, James W., Steward Lacroix, Martin, Corporal Macegra, Antonio, co. unknown Medina, Jose Mateo, co. unknown Montieth, Leonora, Matron Sena, Maria, Matron Company C Alvares, Dominguez, 1866-67 De-la-Riba, Cristobal Abeytia, Bernadino Dominguez, Rosario Abila, Jose Eulogio Fresquez, Timoteo Abreu, Francisco, Colonel Gallegos, Felipe Analla, Juan de Jesus Gallegos, Gregorio Angel, Jesus Gallegos, Jose Manuel Apodaca, Rafael Gallegos, Pedro Maria Apodaca, Guillimo Garcia, Bidal Aragon, Atanacio Garcia, Desiderio Archiveque, Aniceto Gonzolez, Nieves Baldez, Manuel Harder, Frank, Captain Baldonado, Benigno Harrison, Hezekiah, 2nd Lieutenant Balencia, Jose Lauriano Herrera, Marcelino Baron, Jose Herrera, Santiago Barera, Miguel Hirsch, Wm. H. P., Wagoner Berry, Thomas Jaramillo, ? Balesquez, Pablo 3 mos. 1861-62 Larranaga, Jose, Corporal Blea, Abelino Lavadi, Jesus Blea, Sencion Leyba, Jose Nestor, Corporal Borgorque, Ruperto Lopez, Telesfor Borrego, Gabino Lopez, Marlin, Sergeant Buciago, Pedro Lopez, Sabino, Corporal Burciago, Pedro, Sergeant Medina, Pedro J. Burk, John Madrid, Antonio Buscher, Fritz Maes, Jose Antonio Cadena, Andres Mares, Jose Antonio Casados, Roman Marquez, Juan, Sergeant Cervantes, Margarito Martinez, Juan Jose Chacon, Ambrosio Martinez, Juan Sena Chacon, Jose Medina, Pedro Jose Clark, Michael Medrano, Juan Cooley, Corydon E. Melgares, Pascual Crespin, Jose Maestas, Casimiro Melendez, Perfecto Sanchez, Prudencio Moore, James Sandoval, Geronimo Morales, Teodoro Sarracino, Juan Agaton Morrison, James H, 1st Lieutenant Sarbonte, Gabino Naranjo, Jose de la Cruz Servantes, Gabriel Olivares, Polito Sena, Jesus Maria Quintana Ortega, Joaquin Sheffner, Wilson Ortega, Pedro Sheinpflug, Joseph Pacheco, Nepomoceno Silba, Surano Padilla, Jose Prudencio Tarin, Antonio Prada, Augustin Telles, Francisco Quintana, Antonio Tiffner, Anton Rodriguez, Jose Rafael Toomey, Cornelius Romero, Narciso Tonry, Patrick Romero, Juan de Jesus Torres, Cruz Romero, Mauricio Torres, Ysidro, Sergeant Salas, Unescinco Trujillo, Antonio Maria Samora, Amador Ulibarri, Pedro Jose Sanchez, German Valdez, Manuel Sanchez, Jose Maria, Lieutenant Zamora, Amador Sanchez, Justo === Texas Confederate Officers === Brig. General Henry Hopkins Sibley [https://www.geni.com/people/Brig-Gen-Henry-Hopkins-Sibley-CSA/6000000012357879365] Colonel James Reily Colonel William R. Scurry [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Read_Scurry] Col. Thomas Green [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas_Green_(general)] Lt. Harry C. Macneill [https://books.google.com/books?id=JdMnyfgENN0C&pg=PA22&lpg=PA22&dq=Confederate+Lt.+Harry+C.+Macneill&source=bl&ots=nz-kQF5ocp&sig=bYezuB-NV6jG3ulma0jhtesSf7w&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwi88KLurOnUAhUUVmMKHQ99DBQQ6AEINzAD#v=onepage&q=Confederate%20Lt.%20Harry%20C.%20Macneill&f=false] Col. William Steele [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Steele_(general)] t. Col J. S. Sutton [https://books.google.com/books?id=OWRPAAAAQBAJ&pg=PT139&lpg=PT139&dq=lt.+Col+J.+S.+Sutton&source=bl&ots=JI0GA89Xiy&sig=Q-2PCU-WR8ojehA-t6WEoHXkKdI&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjt6q70runUAhUPS2MKHQWABx0Q6AEIMTAC#v=onepage&q=lt.%20Col%20J.%20S.%20Sutton&f=false] Second. Lt. Col John Baylor [[Wikipedia:John_Baylor]] ===Confederate soldiers=== ===New Mexico Civil War Volunteers=== [https://books.google.com/books?id=m5D0-2Jgj3QC&printsec=frontcover&dq=editions:WOxfxEj7x94C&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjpo9jqiufUAhXE3SYKHUk2AxkQ6wEIJTAA#v=onepage&q&f=false] page 401 The conditions and circumstances that the New Mexico Volunteers were recruited; I moved to New Mexico in 1959, and book by F. Stanley was published in 1960. New Mexico in the Civil War.He was a priest serving New Mexico from 1940 until his death in 1969. .He published 190 books and paplates during his lifetime. [https://www.amazon.com/Civil-War-Mexico-Southwest-Heritage/dp/0865348154] New Mexico was captured from Mexico in the 1846 Mexican War. It took from September 9, 1850, until January 6, 1912 to become a state. sixty two years. Fifty-three years after the end of the civil war. The city of Santa Fe, founded by Spanish colonists in 1610, is the oldest state capital city in the United States and the oldest city in New Mexico. Santa Fe (meaning "holy faith" in Spanish) [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Santa_Fe,_New_Mexico] The military officers did not understand or respect the New Mexico volunteers. According to written history, the military considered these men peons, lazy, dishonest, stupid, uneducated and clumsy. Most could not read, write. Most did not understand the English language or English customs.The only reason they agreed to fight was because of their past history; they did not like Texans. This was the only place they have been offered a wage for their labors. They did not care about the problems that the United States had with secession or the issues surrounding it. The New Mexico Volunteers recruited who had any experience fighting had been fighting Indians (a completely different style of fighting). They had not been exposed to the military style of fighting. After the New Mexicans enlisted they were treated very differently than what they had been promised when recruited. They were not allowed to live in the barracks like the regular soldiers, but were housed in tents, unprotected from the heat or cold. They were given substandard food which they had to prepare themselves. The regular army had cooks at the forts to prepare their meals and they had regular beds to sleep in. The volunteers' clothing was different from the regulars. Their weapons were not the same as the regulars and most did not know how to use them. They did not have the same American pride. As a matter-of-fact, they had not even been considered part of America until just prior to that current time. If Col. Canby and his officers knew the fact of these men's abilities, why were they put on the front line of the first battle? The officers were West Point graduates and some of the best trained and most successful citizens the country had to offer. The commanders should have seen the disaster coming. [[:Category:New_Mexico_Territory, United_States_Civil_War | New Mexico Territory Union Troops]] === Cemeteries === [http://www.nps.gov/civilwar/search-cemeteries.htm National Parks Service] records search for national cemeteries. [http://gravelocator.cem.va.gov/ VA Nationwide Gravesite Locator] === Conflicts in New Mexico Territory === [http://www.civilwar.org/battlefields/glorieta-pass.html] === Flags === Animated flags available at: [http://www.abflags.com/flags-of-the-world/north-america/united-states/ AB Flags] NOTE: Disclaimer is required when used. This can be placed under comments on the photo page. === Maps === [http://www.nps.gov/hps/abpp/battles/NMmap.htm National Parks Service] New Mexico Civil War sites. State maps available at: [http://www.digital-topo-maps.com/county-map/ Digital Topo Maps]. NOTE: A disclaimer is required when used. This can be placed under the comments on the photo page. === Medals === === Museums === === Timeline of Events in NEW MEXICO === == Sources ==
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__NOTOC__ [[Category:New Netherland Families]][[Category:New Netherland]][[Category: New Netherland Genealogy Resources]][[Category:US_Pioneers_and_Settlers]] '''[[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#A|A]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#B|B]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#C|C]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#D|D]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#E|E]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#F|F]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#G|G]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#H|H]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#I|I]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#J|J]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#K|K]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#L|L]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#M|M]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#N|N]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#O|O]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#P|P]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#Q|Q]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#R|R]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#S|S]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#T|T]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#U|U]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#V|V]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#W|W]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#Y|Y]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#Z|Z]]''' The following people are the heads of the family that settled in New Netherland by 24 Oct 1674 and the surnames of their descendants and variations. * Names in italics are not surnames; they are patronymics that belong only to the person to which they are attached. * If a Settler only used a patronymic and did not use the surnames that their descendants did, they are listed under their ''normalized'' patronym as well as after their descendant's surnames. * Names in (parenthesis) are aliases; these names applied only to the Settler listed and did not become surnames. : * denotes that an ancestor may be assigned a patronym or a different surname. : § denotes that a profile needs follow-up. : ¦ denotes that the person is not part of the [[Project:New_Netherland_Settlers|New Netherland Settlers Project]] but is considered an ancestor by New Netherland historical societies that use the same cutoff date.
This listing is far from complete. There are at least 1400 surnames associated with New Netherland.
'''[[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#A|A]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#B|B]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#C|C]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#D|D]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#E|E]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#F|F]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#G|G]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#H|H]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#I|I]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#J|J]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#K|K]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#L|L]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#M|M]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#N|N]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#O|O]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#P|P]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#Q|Q]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#R|R]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#S|S]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#T|T]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#U|U]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#V|V]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#W|W]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#Y|Y]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#Z|Z]]''' == A == {|border="0" cellpadding="4px" align="top" style="width: 100%;" !scope="col"| !scope="col" width="150"| !scope="col"| !scope="col"| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Abeel'''||[[Abeel-13|Christopher Jansz]]||Abeel, Abel||[[Space:Abeel_Family_of_New_Netherland|[Family]]] |- valign="top" ||''Abrahamsz''||[[Abrahamszen-2|Wybrandt]]||||[[:Category:Sine_Prole_Mascula_Settlers_of_New_Netherland|[S.P.M.]]] |- valign="top" ||Acker || |||| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Ackerman'''||[[Ackerman-26|David]]||Ackerman, Akerman, Akkerman||[[Space:Ackerman_Family_of_New_Netherland|[Family]]] |- valign="top" ||'''Ackerson'''|| - [[Bout-10|Sara Bout]]||Ackerson, Eckerson||[[Space:Eckerson_Family_of_New_Netherland|[Family]]] |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||''Adamsz''||[[Metselaer-2|Jan]]||Metselaer, Messler, Messier|| |- valign="top" ||''Adriaensz''||[[Adriaensz-14|Maryn]]|| (aka Marinus, van der Veere)|| |- valign="top" ||''Adriaensz''||[[Adrianszen-1| Willem]]|| Bennet, Bennett, Benet||[[Space:Bennet_Family_of_New_Netherland|[Family]]] |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Adriance'''|| [[Reyersen-2|Adrian Reyersz]]||Adriance, Martense, Ryers, Ryerson|| |- valign="top" ||''Aersz''||[[Aersen-3|Jan]]||(aka of the ferry, Middagh) Aersen, Aerson, Aertsen, Arrison, Harrison|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||''Aertsz''||[[Aertszen-2|Cornelis]]||van Schaack, van Schaick, van Schaijck|| |- valign="top" ||'''Alberti'''||[[Alberti-16|Pietro Cesare]]||Alberti, Alberto, Albertis, Alburtis, Alburtus, Burtis||[[Space:Alberti_Family_of_New_Netherland|[Family]]] |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Albertsen || || || |- valign="top" ||'''Albertson'''||[[Albertson-96|Derrick]]|| || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||''Albertsz''||[[Albertszen-1|Albert]]||(aka de Lintwever) Terhune, Terhuyne|| |- valign="top" ||''Albertsz''||[[Albertse-14|Hendrick]] ||Plew, Ploeg, Ploegh, Plough|| |- valign="top" ||''Albertsz''||[[Albertsz-13|Hendrick]] ||(aka Pearson) Pearson, Peersen, Persen|| |- valign="top" ||''Albertsz''||[[Albertsz-11|Jan]]|| || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||''Albertsz''||[[Albertsz-8|Wouter]]||(aka van den Uythoff, van Wythorst)||[[:Category:Sine_Prole_Mascula_Settlers_of_New_Netherland|[S.P.M.]]] |- valign="top" ||'''Allerton'''||[[Allerton-3|Isaac]]||||| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Alricks'''||[[Alricks-1|Pieter]]||Alricks, Aldrich, Alrich, Aldrics, Aldricks||[[:Category:Alricks_Family_of_New_Netherland|[Family]]] |- valign="top" ||'''Alsop'''||[[Alsop-412|Richard]]|| || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Amack'''||[[Amack-5|Theunis Jansz]]||Amack, Amach, Amack, Aumack || |- valign="top" ||Amidson|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Ammerman'''||[[Ammerman-28|Dirck Jansz]] || Ammerman, Amerman|| |- valign="top" ||Anderson || || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||''Andersson''||[[Andersson-1906|Måns]]|| Mounce, Mouns, Mounts|| |- valign="top" ||Andriese|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Andriesse || || || |- valign="top" ||''Andriesz''||[[Bradt-2|Albert]]||(aka de Noorman) Bradt, Bratt|| |- valign="top" ||''Andriesz''||[[Andriessen-3|Andries]]|| || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||''Andriesz''||[[Bradt-4|Arent]]||(aka de Noorman) Bradt, Bratt|| |- valign="top" ||''Andriesz''||[[Van_Doesburg-8|Hendrick]]*||van Doesburg, van Doesborch, Dusenberry, Dusenbery, Dusenbury|| |- valign="top" ||''Andriesz''||[[Andriessen-1|Juriaen]]|| || |- valign="top" ||Andrus|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Anthony'''||[[Anthony-76|Allard]] ||(aka Burgtem) Anthony, Antonides, Antonides || |- valign="top" ||'''Appel''' ||[[Jansz-110|Adriaen Jansz]]||(aka van Leyden) Appel|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Applegate'''||[[Applegate-55|Thomas]] || || |- valign="top" ||'''Archer'''||[[Archer-1850|John]]||(aka Niensovisch) Archer|| |- valign="top" ||''Arentsz''||[[Arentszen-1|Claes]]||van Vetchen, Vetchen, Vechte, Vechten, van Vechten, Veghten, van Veghten|| |- valign="top" ||''Arentsz''||[[Arentszen-2|Fredrick]]||(aka de Draijer, van Swartensluijs) Bloem, Blom, Bloom|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Armitage'''|| [[Armitage-250|Thomas]] || || |- valign="top" ||''Artsz''||[[Artz-143|Brant]]||van Slichtenhorst, van Schlichtenhorst, van Slechtenhorst, van Schlectenhorst|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Ashman'''||[[Ashman-3|Robert]] || || |- valign="top" ||'''Aten'''||[[Aten-28|Adriaen Hendricksz]]*||Aten, Auten|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Aukes || || || |- valign="top" ||''Aukesz'' ||[[Aukes-1|Douwe]]||(aka de Freest, de Vries) || |- valign="top" ||'''Auser''' ||[[Williamsen-75|Aert Willemsz]]|| || |} [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#A|A]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#B|B]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#C|C]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#D|D]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#E|E]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#F|F]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#G|G]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#H|H]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#I|I]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#J|J]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#K|K]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#L|L]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#M|M]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#N|N]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#O|O]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#P|P]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#Q|Q]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#R|R]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#S|S]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#T|T]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#U|U]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#V|V]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#W|W]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#Y|Y]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#Z|Z]] == B == {|border="0" cellpadding="4px" align="top" style="width: 100%;" !scope="col" width="90"| !scope="col" width="150"| !scope="col"| !scope="col"| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Baat|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''Backer'''||[[Backer-117|Jacobus]]||Baker|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Bancker'''||[[Bancker-3|Gerrit]]||Banker|| |- valign="top" ||'''Bankert'''||[[Banckert-2|Lourens Matthysz]]||Bankert, Bancker, Banker|| |- valign="top" ||'''Bant'''||[[Pieterszen-14|Jan Pietersz]]||Bandt, Bant|| |- valign="top" ||'''Banta'''||[[Banta-296|Epke Jacobsz]]|| || |- valign="top" ||''Barentsz''||[[Berents-86|Andries]]|| || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||''Barentsz''||[[Barentsz-2|Mattijss]]||(aka van Leerdam) - Swaim, Tysen, Tice, Matthys, Mathews, Swinn, Thysen, Sweem|| |- valign="top" ||Barheyt||||(poss. [[Coenraatje-1|Hans Coenraetsz]])|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Barsimson|||| || |- valign="top" ||Bas|| || || |- valign="top" ||Bates|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Baxter|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''Bayard'''||- [[Stuyvesant-4|Anna Stuyvesant]]|| || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||§ '''Bayles'''||[[Bayles-44|John]]||Bayles, Bayless, Baylis, Bayliss|| |- valign="top" ||Beach|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Becker'''||[[Becker-1102|Jan Juriaensz]]|| || |- valign="top" ||Becker|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Bedell'''||[[Bedell-43|Robert]]|| || |- valign="top" ||Bedlow|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Beeck'''||[[Cornelisz-74|Pieter Cornelisz]]||Beeck, Beck|| |- valign="top" ||Beedle|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||? '''Beekman'''||[[Beekman-72|Jochem]]||Beeckman, Beekman|| |- valign="top" ||'''Beekman'''||[[Beekman-58|Martin Hendricksz]]||Beeckman, Beekman|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Beekman'''||[[Beekman-8|Wilhelmus Hendricksz]]||(van Zutphen) Beeckman, Beekman|| |- valign="top" ||Beerman|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''Belleville'''||[[Belleville-1|Jean]]||Belleville, Belville, Belvin || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Benham|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''Bennet'''||[[Adrianszen-1|Willem Adriaensz]]||Bennet, Bennett, Benet || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Benson'''||[[Benson-230|Dirck]]||Benson, Bensen, Bensing, Bensingh, Bensungh|| |- valign="top" ||'''Bergen'''||[[Bergen-4|Hans Hansz]]*||(aka Noorman)|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Berrien'''||[[Berrien-31|Cornelis Jansz]]|| || |- valign="top" ||'''Berry'''||[[Berry-129|Samuel Jacobsz]]|| || |- valign="top" ||Best|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Betts'''||[[Betts-70|Richard]]|| || |- valign="top" ||'''Bevier'''||[[Bevier-8|Louis]]||Bevier, Bevery, Beviere|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Bickers'''||[[Bickers-2|Gerrit]]||Bicker|| |- valign="top" ||Biggs|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Billiou'''||[[Billiou-1|Pierre]]||Biljou, Biljouw|| |- valign="top" ||Billopp|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Blaau|| || || |- valign="top" ||Blackledge|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Blackmore|| || || |- valign="top" ||Blacks|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Blanchan'''||[[Blanchan-5|Mathys]]||Blanchan, Blanshan|| |- valign="top" ||Blanck|||| || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Blank|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''Blauvelt'''||[[Hendricksen-29|Gerrit Hendricksz]]||(aka van Deventer, de blau boer)|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Blauw'''||(poss) [[Jansen-896|Frederick Jansz]] || || |- valign="top" ||'''Bleecker'''||[[Bleecker-1|Jan Jansz]]||Bleecker, Bleyker|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Bloetgoet'''||[[Bloetgoet-17|Frans Jansz]]||Bloetgoet, Bloedgoed, Bloodgood|| |- valign="top" ||'''Blom'''||[[Janszen-51|Barent Jansz]]||(aka Groot Barent) Blom, Bloom|| |- valign="top" ||'''Bloom'''||[[Arentszen-2|Fredrick Arentsz]]||(aka de Draijer, van Swartensluijs) Bloem, Blom, Bloom|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Board|| || || |- valign="top" ||Boch|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Boeckhout'''||[[Boeckhout-13|Jan]]||(aka de Nosper) Boeckout, Buckhout, Bocholte, Bookout, Buckout, Bookhowt, Bockhout|| |- valign="top" ||'''Bogardus'''||[[Bogardus-5|Everardus]]||Bogaert|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Bogaert'''||[[Bogaert-65|Cornelis Cornelisz]]||(aka Voss) Bogart, Bogert, Bogaert|| |- valign="top" ||'''Bogaert'''||[[Boomgaert-4|Cornelis Jansz]]||Boomgaert, Bogaert, Bogart, Bogert, Bongaert|| |- valign="top" ||'''Bogaert'''||[[Bogaert-92|Jan Laurenz]]||(aka Louwe) Bogart, Bogert, Bogaert|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Bogaert'''||[[Bogaert-5|Theunis Gysbertsz]]||Bogart, Bogert, Bogaert|| |- valign="top" ||Boice|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''Bont'''||[[Lambertsz-2|Hendrick Lambertsz]]||(aka Sassian) Bont, Bond || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Bont'''||[[Bout-28|Willem Fredericksz]]||Bont, Bout|| |- valign="top" ||Bontecou|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Boomgaert'''||[[Boomgaert-4|Cornelis Jansz]]||Bogaert, Bogart, Bogert|| |- valign="top" ||Booraem|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Bording'''||[[Bording-5|Claes Claesz]]|| || |- valign="top" ||'''Bos'''||[[Bos-161|Cornelis Teunisz]]||(aka Kees schoester, Schoester, van den Bos) Bosch|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Bosch'''||[[Bosch-81|Hendrick Albertsz]]||Bos, Bosch, Bush|| |- valign="top" ||'''Bosch'''||[[Bosch-671|Jan Pietersz]]||(aka van Goestorp)|| |- valign="top" ||'''Boucquet'''||[[Boucquet-2|Jerome]]||(aka van Walslant) Bockee, Bockée, Bocke, Bocquet, Boket, Bocque, Bocken, Bocke|| |- valign="top" ||'''Bout'''||[[Bout-2|Jan Evertsz]]|| ||[[:Category:Sine_Prole_Mascula_Settlers_of_New_Netherland|[S.P.M.]]] |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Bout||[[Bout-10|Sara]]||(aka Brut, Brout) Ackerson, Eckerson|| |- valign="top" ||'''Bowman'''||[[Jacobsen-59|Joris Jacobsz]] ||Bowman, Bouman|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Bowne'''||[[Bowne-38|William]]|| || |- valign="top" ||Boyce|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''Boyer'''||[[Boyer-2455|Alexander]]||Boyer, Boijer|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Brachonge||[[Brachonge-2|Aeltje]]|| || |- valign="top" ||'''Bradt'''||[[Bradt-2|Albert Andriesz]]||(aka de Noorman) Bratt, Bradt|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Bradt'''||[[Bradt-4|Arent Andriesz]]||(aka de Noorman) Bratt, Bradt|| |- valign="top" ||'''Braecke'''||[[Braecke-3|Dirck Claesz]]*|| ||[[:Category:Sine_Prole_Mascula_Settlers_of_New_Netherland|[S.P.M.]]] |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Braisted|| || || |- valign="top" ||Brandt|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Brant|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''Bras'''||[[Pieterszen-13|Hendrick Pietersz]]*||(aka van Wesel, van Duisberg, van Deusenberg, 1,000 berg) Bras, Brass|| |- valign="top" ||'''Braun'''||[[Braun-1609|Jan]]||(aka van Brisach) Braun, Bruyn, de Bruyn, Brown || |- valign="top" ||'''Bredenbent'''||[[Bredenbent-1|Wilhem]]|| ||[[:Category:Sine_Prole_Mascula_Settlers_of_New_Netherland|[S.P.M.]]] |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Breser|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''Brevoort'''||[[Van_Brevoort-2|Hendrick Jansz]]*||(aka Kyckuyt) Brevoort, van Brevoort|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Brewer|| || || |- valign="top" ||Brewster|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''Breyandt'''||[[Breyandt-2|Pieter Cornelisz]]|| || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Bridges'''||[[Bridges-35|Charles]]||(aka Carel van Brugge, ver Brugge)|| [[:Category:Sine_Prole_Mascula_Settlers_of_New_Netherland|[S.P.M.]]] |- valign="top" ||'''Bries'''||[[Bries-1|Hendrick]]|| || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Bries'''||[[Bries-28|Hendrick Volkertsz]]||Breese, Bries|| |- valign="top" ||'''Brink'''||[[Brink-34|Lambert Huijbertsz]] ||Brinck, Brink|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Brinkerhoff'''||[[Brinkerhoff-96|Joris Dirksz]]||Brinckerhoff, Brinkerhof, Blinkerhoff, Blinkerhof|| |- valign="top" ||'''Britton'''||[[Brittaine-2|Nathaniel]]||Brittain, Brittaine|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Britton'''||[[Britton-342|William]]||Brittain|| |- valign="top" ||'''Brodhead'''||[[Brodhead-14|Daniel]]||Broadhead || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Bronck'''||[[Bronck-4|Jonas]]||Bronck, Bronk|| |- valign="top" ||'''Bronck'''||[[Bronck-3|Pieter]]||Bronk, Bronck|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Broucard'''||[[Broucard-4|Bourgeon]]||Brouquart, Brokaw, Bragaw, Bercaw, Berkaw|| |- valign="top" ||'''Brouwer'''||[[Brouwer-102|Adam]]||Brouwer, Brower, Berchoven|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Brouwer'''||[[Brouwer-859|Jan]]|| || |- valign="top" ||'''Brouwer'''||[[Brouwer-508|Willem]]||Brower|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Brown|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''Brussy'''||[[Bressy_or_Bresie-1|Christoffel]]*||Brussy, Crussy, Brussi, Bressy, Bresie || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||§ '''Bruyn'''||[[Bruyn-2|Jacob]]|| || |- valign="top" ||Bruyn|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||''Bruynsz''||[[Bruynsen-1|Hage]]|| || |- valign="top" ||Bryant|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Buell|| || || |- valign="top" ||Bulson|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Bunce|| || || |- valign="top" ||Burchard|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Burger'''||[[Joriszen-2|Borger Jorisz]] ||Burger, Borger || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Burghardt'''||[[Burghardt-6|Hendrick Coenraetsz]] ||(aka van Bon) Burghardt, Burchardt, Burgaart|| |- valign="top" ||'''Burhans'''||[[Burhans-36|Jacob]]|| || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Bush|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''Bussing'''||[[Hermanszen-1|Arent Hermansz]]|| || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Buys'''||[[Buys-39|Arien Pietersz]]*||Buys, Bice, Bise, Boice, Boyce|| |- valign="top" ||'''Buys'''||[[Buys-50|Jan Cornelisz]]||(aka Damen) Buye|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Byvanck|||| || |} [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#A|A]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#B|B]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#C|C]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#D|D]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#E|E]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#F|F]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#G|G]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#H|H]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#I|I]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#J|J]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#K|K]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#L|L]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#M|M]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#N|N]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#O|O]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#P|P]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#Q|Q]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#R|R]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#S|S]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#T|T]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#U|U]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#V|V]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#W|W]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#Y|Y]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#Z|Z]] == C == {|border="0" cellpadding="4px" align="top" style="width: 100%;" !scope="col" width="110"| !scope="col" width="150"| !scope="col"| !scope="col"| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Cadmus'''||[[Fredericksen-10|Thomas Fredericksz]]||(aka de Cuyper, de Kuyper)|| |- valign="top" ||'''Caljer'''||[[Caljer-3|Jochem]]||Caljer, Calyer, Collier, Colyer, Kolyer|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Cannon|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Capido'''||[[Capido-2|Matthys]]||(aka Boon, Bon, van Bontze) || |- valign="top" ||''Carelsz''||[[Carelse-20|Hans]]||(aka Noorman) Toll|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||''Carelsz''||[[Carelszen-2|Joost]]||van Cise, van Sise, van Syse, van Sysen|| |- valign="top" ||'''Carman'''||[[Carman-163|John]]||Carman, Karman|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Carpenter|| || || |- valign="top" ||Carrell|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||''Carstensz''||[[Carstensen-36|Carsten]]||(aka Noorman) van Vleck|| |- valign="top" ||Casey|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Casier'''||[[Casier-2|Philip]]||Casier, Cassier|| |- valign="top" ||Cassatt|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Chambers'''||[[Chambers-61|Thomas]]||(aka Clabbordt) Chambers, Chamber||[[:Category:Sine_Prole_Mascula_Settlers_of_New_Netherland|[S.P.M.]]] |- valign="top" ||Chandler|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Christiaanse|| || || |- valign="top" ||Christoffels|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Christopher|| || || |- valign="top" ||Claessen|| || || |- valign="top" ||''Claesz''||[[Claesen-36|Andries]]||(aka Ariaen)|| |- valign="top" ||''Claesz''||[[Claesen-1|Bartel]]||(aka van Ruynen)|| |- valign="top" ||''Claesz''||[[Claeszen-7|Claes]]||(aka Smit, Smitt, van Amersfoort)|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||? ''Claesz''||[[Claeszen-8|Dirck]]||(aka Pottbacker, Pottebacker, Claussen)||[[:Category:Sine_Prole_Mascula_Settlers_of_New_Netherland|[S.P.M.]]] |- valign="top" ||''Claesz''||[[Claeszen-3|Jan]]||(aka van Rhenen) Romeyn?, Romaine?, Romijn?|| |- valign="top" ||''Claesz''||[[Claeszen-1|Marten]]||(aka van Bunnick)|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||''Claesz''||[[Claesen-30|Melle]]||||[[:Category:Sine_Prole_Mascula_Settlers_of_New_Netherland|[S.P.M.]]] |- valign="top" ||''Claesz''||[[Claesz-4|Pieter]]||Wicoff, Wyckoff|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Clark|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''Clauw'''||[[Pietersen-103|Frans Pietersz]]||(aka Kint van Weelde) Clauw, Klauw || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Clock'''||[[Klock-40|Abraham Martensz]]||Klock, Clock || |- valign="top" ||Clopper|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Clough|| || || |- valign="top" ||Clow|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Clute'''||[[Clute-86|Frederick]]||Clute, Cloet, Knoet|| |- valign="top" ||'''Clute'''||[[Clute-131|Jan]]||Clute, Cloet, Knoet||[[:Category:Sine_Prole_Mascula_Settlers_of_New_Netherland|[S.P.M.]]] |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Clute'''||[[Clute-11|Johannes]]||(aka de Boslooper) Clute, Cloet, Knoet|| |- valign="top" ||'''Cobes'''||[[Cobes-2|Ludovicus]]||Cobes, Cobus|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Cockefair|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''Coe'''||[[Coe-151|Robert]]|| || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||''Coenraetsz''||[[Coenraatje-1|Hans]]||(aka de Bacher) (poss. Barheyt, Barheit, Scherp, Scharp)|| |- valign="top" ||'''Coerten'''||[[Coerten-3|Harmen]]||Coerten, Courter|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||? '''Coeymans'''||[[Coeymans-5|Barent Pietersz]]||(aka de Molenaer) Coeymans, Koijemans|| |- valign="top" ||? '''Coeymans'''||[[Coeymans-7|Lucas Pietersz]]||Coeymans, Koijemans|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Colden|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''Cole'''||[[Kool-247|Barent Jacobsz]]||Kool, Cool, Cole|| |- valign="top" ||'''Cole'''||[[Cool-30|Cornelis Lambertsz]]||Cool, Cole, Kool|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Colver|| || || |- valign="top" ||Comegys|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Compton'''||[[Compton-1587|William]]|| || |- valign="top" ||Conger|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Coninck|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''Conklin'''||[[Conklin-242|John]]||Conklin, Conkling, Conckling, Cantlij, Kanklie, Canckle, Kanklie || |- valign="top" ||Conover|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Conselyea'''||[[Conselyea-1|Jean]]||Consielje, de Consilie, de Consielle, de Concielje, de Conchilier|| |- valign="top" ||'''Conyn'''||[[Conyn-3|Leendert Philipsz]]||Conyn, Konyn|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Cook|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''Cool'''||[[Kool-247|Barent Jacobsz]]||Cool, Cole, Kool|| |- valign="top" ||'''Cool'''||[[Cool-30|Cornelis Lambertsz]]||Cool, Cole, Kool|| |- valign="top" ||Coolbaugh|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Coopernail|| || || |- valign="top" ||Copper|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Coriell|| || || |- valign="top" ||Cornelison|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Cornelise|| || || |- valign="top" ||''Cornelisz''||[[Corneliss-2|Claes]]||(aka Meutelaer, Neutelaer, de Rademaaker) van Schouw, van Schouwen|| |- valign="top" ||''Cornelisz''||[[Corneliszen-1|Dirck]]||(aka van Wensveen) || |- valign="top" ||§ ''Cornelisz''||[[Cornelisen-1|Gerrit]]||van Nieuwkerk|| |- valign="top" ||''Cornelisz''||[[Cornelisz-107|Gysbert]]||(aka van Weesp, Waert, Weert) van den Bergh, Vandenburg, van den Berg, van den Burch, Vandenbergh, van den Burg|| |- valign="top" ||''Cornelisz''||[[Corneliszen-4|Jan]]||(aka de Zeeuw, de Leeuw) Losee, Leyse, Loyse, Loosie || |- valign="top" ||''Cornelisz''||[[Cornelissen-98|Jan]]*|| van Rotterdam, Joncker, Jonckers|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||''Cornelisz''||[[Cornelisz-54|Jan]]||van Hoorn, van Horn, van Hooren, van Horne|| |- valign="top" ||''Cornelisz''||[[Cornelissen-1|Jan]]||(aka of Gottenborgh) || |- valign="top" ||''Cornelisz''||[[Cornelissen-127|Matthys]]||(aka van Jutlandt) van Hoorn, van Horn, van Horne|| |- valign="top" ||''Cornelisz''||[[Van_Nieuwkerck-1|Matheus]]||van Nieuwkerk|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||''Cornelisz''||[[Cornelisz-74|Pieter]]||Beeck, Beck|| |- valign="top" ||''Cornelisz''||[[Cornelissen-214|Pieter]]||Louw, Low|| |- valign="top" ||''Cornelisz''||[[Cornelisz-46|Teunis]]||(aka van der Poel, Spitsenberch)|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Cornell'''||[[Cornell-2818|Guilliamse]]||Cornell, Cornel, Kornel|| |- valign="top" ||Cornish|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" || '''Corsen'''||[[Pietersen-47|Cors Pietersz]]||Corsen, Vroom|| |- valign="top" ||'''Corson'''||[[Jansen-1911|Carsten Jansz]]|| || |- valign="top" ||''Corsz''||[[Corszen-5|Jan]]||Corszen, Corssen, Corsse, Corsa|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Cortelyou'''||[[Cortelyou-5|Jacques]]|| || |- valign="top" ||Cossaboou|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Cossairt|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''Cossart'''||[[Cossart-2|Jacques]]||Cossart, Cozart, Cousart, Casjou, Cousseau|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Cosseboom|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''Coster'''||[[Coster-2|Hendrick]]||Coster, Costar, Koster|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Countryman|| || || |- valign="top" ||Courter|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Coutant|| || || |- valign="top" ||Couter|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Covert'''||[[Janszen-30|Teunis Jansz]]||Covert, Coevors|| |- valign="top" ||Cox|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Cozad|| || || |- valign="top" ||Cozine|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Crane|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''Cray'''||[[Cray-2|Teunis Geurtsz]]||(aka van Venlo) Craij, Cray, Kray, Craey, Craie|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Cregier'''||[[Cregier-1|Marten]]||Cregier, Kregier, Crieger, Krieger|| |- valign="top" ||'''Cresson'''||[[Cresson-2|Pierre]]|| || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Crispel'''||[[Crispell-1|Antoine]]||Crispel, Crispell, Crupel|| |- valign="top" ||'''Crocheron'''||[[Crocheron-3|Jean]]|| || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Crom'''||- [[Van_den_Oever-9|Maycken Hendricks]]||Crom, Crum, Krom, Krum|| |- valign="top" ||'''Crom'''||[[Krom-55|Floris Willemsz]]||Crom, Crum, Krom, Krum uncle of [[Krom-29|'''Gysbert''']]'s father [[Krom-48|Willem Gijsbertsz Krom]] (whose widow, [[Van_den_Oever-9|Maycken Hendricks van den Oever]], married Jan Joosten and immigrated to New Netherland)|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Cronk|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''Cronkhite'''||[[Syboutszen-1|Herck Syboutsz]]||Cronkhite, Cronkite, Krankheyt, Krankheit, Crankheyt|| |- valign="top" ||Cropsey|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Cruise|| || || |- valign="top" ||Cruser|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Culler|| || || |- valign="top" ||Cuvellier|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Cuyler'''||[[Cuyler-14|Hendrick]]|| || |- valign="top" ||'''Cuyper'''||[[Janszen-37|Claes Jansz]]||(aka Jan Pottagie, van Purmesendt, van Purmerendt, van Pumerent) Cuyper, Cooper, Kuyper, Kuijper|| |} [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#A|A]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#B|B]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#C|C]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#D|D]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#E|E]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#F|F]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#G|G]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#H|H]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#I|I]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#J|J]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#K|K]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#L|L]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#M|M]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#N|N]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#O|O]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#P|P]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#Q|Q]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#R|R]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#S|S]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#T|T]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#U|U]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#V|V]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#W|W]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#Y|Y]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#Z|Z]] == D == {|border="0" cellpadding="4px" align="top" style="width: 100%;" !scope="col" width="130"| !scope="col" width="140"| !scope="col"| !scope="col"| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Damen'''||[[Damen-103|Jan Jansz]]|| || |- valign="top" ||Danckaerts|||| || |- valign="top" ||Davidson|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Davis'''||[[Davis-1913|Christopher]]||Davids, Davidts, Davis, Davidszen, Christoffelssen||[[:Category:Davids_Family_of_New_Netherland|[Family]]] |- valign="top" ||Day|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Dayton|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''Daws'''||[[Daws-2|Elias]]||Daws, Dawes||[[:Category:Sine_Prole_Mascula_Settlers_of_New_Netherland|[S.P.M.]]] |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''de Beauvois'''||[[De_Beauvois-10|Carel]]||de Bevoise, de Bevoice, de Bevoeise, de Bevoise, Beavois|| |- valign="top" ||'''de Boogh'''||[[De_Boogh-13|Hendrick]]||de Boogh, de Boog, de Bow|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||De Bough|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''de Bruyn'''||[[De_Bruijn-207|Francoys]]||de Bruyn, de Bruijn, Bruyn, de Bruynne, Browne|| |- valign="top" ||De Camp|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||De Cierk|| || || |- valign="top" ||? '''de Duytscher'''||[[De_Duytscher-3|Willem Jansz]]||Dutcher, de Duytser, de Duyster|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''de Foreest'''||[[DeForest-5|Isaac]]||du Forrest, de Forest, DeForest|| |- valign="top" ||'''de Four'''||[[Du_Four-5|David]]||(de Foreest?) de Four, du Four, de Voor|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||De Freese|| || || |- valign="top" ||De Garmo|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''de Graaf'''||[[DeGraaf-10|Claes Andriesz]]||de Graaf, Graaf, Grave, Graven, Graef, de Graff, DeGraff|| |- valign="top" ||'''de Grauw'''||[[De_Grauw-6|Leendert Arentsz]]||de Grauw, de Graw|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||De Graw|| || || |- valign="top" ||De Gray|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||De Groff || || || |- valign="top" ||De Groodt|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''de Groot'''||[[Jansen-23|Dirck Jansz]]*|| || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''de Groot'''||[[Pieterszen-8|Jacob Pietersz]]|| || |- valign="top" ||'''de Groot'''||[[De_Groot-576|Staats Jansz]]|| || |- valign="top" ||De Grove|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''de Haerdt'''||[[De_Haerdt-1|Balthazar]]||de Hart, DeHart|| |- valign="top" ||'''de Hooges'''||[[De_Hooges-2|Anthonius]]|| || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''de Hulter'''||[[De_Hulter-1|Johan]]|| || |- valign="top" ||'''de Jonge'''||[[De_Jonge-1296|Jan Jansz]]||de Jonge, de Jong|| |- valign="top" ||'''de Kay'''||[[DeKay-5|Jacob Theunisz]]||(van Tuyl) de Key, Kay|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||De Kleyn|| || || |- valign="top" ||§ '''de Lamontagne'''||[[Mousnier-3|Johannes]] ||Mousnier, de Lamontagne, de la Montagne|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||De Lancey|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''de Lanoy'''||[[De_Lanoy-16|Abraham]]||de Lanoy, de la Noy, DeLanoy, de Lanoij|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||? '''de la Grange'''||[[De_La_Grange-17|Omie]]*||la Grange, Lagrange|| |- valign="top" ||'''de la Plaine'''||[[De_la_Plaine-6|Nicholas]]||de la Pleine, Delaplaine, De Laplaine, Dilliplane|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||De Long|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''de Mandeville'''||[[De_Mandeville-42|Aegidius Jansen]]||Mandeville|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||De Mayor|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''de Meyer'''||[[De_Meyer-111|Nicolaes]]||de Meyer, de Meijer, de Mayer|| |- valign="top" ||De Mille|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||De Mott|| || || |- valign="top" ||De Nike|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||De Nise|| || || |- valign="top" ||De Pew|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''de Peyster'''||[[De_Peyster-22|Johannes]]||de Peijster, de Peister, de Pester|| |- valign="top" ||De Pue|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''de Sille'''||[[De_Sille-11|Nicasius]]|| || |- valign="top" ||'''de Raet'''?||[[Doreth-1|Jan (Doreth)]]||de Raet, Doreth, Derret, Derets, Dereth, Dareth, Dret, Dewt|| |- valign="top" ||De Rapelje|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||De Ridder|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''de Riemer'''||- [[Grevenraet-21|Lysbet Gravenraet]]|| || |- valign="top" ||'''de Ronde'''?||[[DeRonde-17|Willem Hendricksz]]|| || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''de Ruine'''||[[De_Ruine-6|Simon]]||Druine||[[:Category:Sine_Prole_Mascula_Settlers_of_New_Netherland|[S.P.M.]]] |- valign="top" ||De Veaux|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||De Voe|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''de Vos'''||[[De_Vos-4|Andries]]|| || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||De Vries|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''de Wandelaer'''||[[De_Wandelaer-22|Johannes]]||de Wandelaar, de Wandelever, de Wandelaer|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||De Wees|| || || |- valign="top" ||De Windt|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''de Wit'''||[[De_Wit-46|Pieter Jansz]]||de With, de Witt, Witt|| |- valign="top" ||'''de Witt'''||[[De_Witt-43|Tjerck Claesz]]||de With, de Witt, Witt|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''des Marets'''||[[Des_Marets-214|David]]||des Marest, de Marest, Demarest, DeMaray|| |- valign="top" ||Dean|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Decker'''||[[Decker-65|Jan Gerritsz]]*|| || |- valign="top" ||§ '''Decker'''||[[Decker-84|Jan Broersz]]|| || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Delameter'''||[[Le_Maistre-5|Claude le Maistre]]||Delamater, Delemater, Delameter, la Maitre|| |- valign="top" ||Delamont|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Denton'''||[[Denton-127|Richard]]|| || |- valign="top" ||'''Denyse'''||[[Nijssen-6|Theunis Nijssen]]||DeNyse, Tunisen, van Middleswart, de Nijs, de Nys|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Depuy'''||[[Depuy-30|Nicholas]]||de Pui, de Puy, Dupue, Dupui|| |- valign="top" ||'''Dey'''||[[Janszen-29|Dirck Jansz]]||(aka van Amsterdam, Siecken, Sieken, Sichem, Sicken, Sycan, Zieken) Day, Dey|| |- valign="top" ||Dickman|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Dideriks|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''Diederick'''||[[Diederick-10|Hans]]||Diederick, Diedrick|| |- valign="top" ||'''Dingman'''||[[Dingman-19|Adam Gerritsz]]||Dingman, Dingmans|| |- valign="top" ||? ''Dircksz''||[[Hoyer-63|Cornelis]]||(aka Hoyer, Hoijer, de Hoyer)|| |- valign="top" || ''Dircksz''||[[Vanderburgh-65|Lucas]]||van der Berg, van den Berg, Vanderburgh, Vandenburgh, van der Burg, van den Burg, van der Burgh, van den Burgh|| |- valign="top" ||''Dircksz''||[[Dirksen-50|Paulus]]||(aka Lutsemburgh) Huff, Hoff|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Disoway|| || || |- valign="top" ||Ditmars|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Ditmarsen|| || || |- valign="top" ||Dixon|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Dolsen|| || || |- valign="top" ||Dolson|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Dooren|| || || |- valign="top" ||Doorn|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Doorn'''||[[Doorn-2|Aert Martensz]]||Doorn, van Doren|| |- valign="top" ||Doremus|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''Doreth'''||[[Doreth-1|Jan]]||de Raet, Doreth, Derret, Derets, Dereth, Dareth, Dret, Dewt|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Dorlandt'''||[[Dorlandt-3|Lambert Jansz]] ||Dorlandt, Dorland || |- valign="top" ||'''Doughty'''||[[Doughty-32|Francis]]|| || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Douw'''||[[Douw-1|Volkert Jansz]]|| || |- valign="top" ||''Douwsz''||[[Douwse-1|Jellis]]||Fonda|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Drake'''||[[Drats-2|Josias Jansz]]||Drake, de Raet, Drat, Drats, Dreads, Dreak, Dreek, Draake, Draeck, Dreafs, Dreets, Drets|| |- valign="top" ||'''Dreyer'''||[[Drayer-96|Andries]] ||Dreyer, Draeyer, Drawyer, Drayer|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Driggs|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''du Bois'''||[[Du_Bois-14|Louis]]||du Bois, Du Bois, DuBois, Dubois|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''du Chesne'''||[[Du_Chesne-2|Antoine]]||(aka die Leemenen) du Chesne, du Chaine|| |- valign="top" ||'''du Mont'''||[[Du_Mont-2|Wallerandt]]||du Mont, Dumont, Dummond|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''du Trieux'''||[[Du_Trieux-21|Phillipe Antoni]]||du Truy, Dutrieux, Truax || |- valign="top" ||Dumond|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Dunbar|| || || |- valign="top" ||Durland|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Durling|| || || |- valign="top" ||Duryea|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Duryee|| || || |- valign="top" ||Dusenbur|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Dusenbury|| || || |- valign="top" ||Dusinberre|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Dutcher|| || || |- valign="top" ||Duval|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Duvoor|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''Duyckinck'''||[[Duycking-3|Evert]]||(aka van Borchem) Duyckingh, Duyckinck, Duycking || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Duyts'''||[[Duyts-2|Laurens]]||(aka Grootschoe) Duyts, Duytszen, Day, Deay, Dey, Die, Dye|| |- valign="top" ||'''d'Uzille'''||[[D'Uzille-2|David]]||Uziele, Uzille, Zielle|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Dyckman'''||[[Dyckman-73|Johannes]]||Dikeman, Dyckman|| |- valign="top" ||'''Dyckman'''||[[Dyckman-16|Jan]]|| || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Dykeman|| || || |} [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#A|A]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#B|B]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#C|C]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#D|D]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#E|E]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#F|F]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#G|G]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#H|H]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#I|I]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#J|J]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#K|K]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#L|L]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#M|M]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#N|N]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#O|O]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#P|P]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#Q|Q]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#R|R]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#S|S]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#T|T]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#U|U]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#V|V]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#W|W]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#Y|Y]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#Z|Z]] == E == {| cellpadding="4px" align="top" !scope="col"| !scope="col" width="110"| !scope="col"| !scope="col"| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Earle'''||[[Earle-18|Edward]] ||Earle|| |- valign="top" ||Ecker || || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Eckerson''' ||- [[Bout-10|Sara Bout]] || Ackerson, Eckerson||[[Space:Eckerson_Family_of_New_Netherland|[Family]]] |- valign="top" ||'''Edsall'''||[[Edsall-1|Samuel]]||Edsall, Idsall|| |- valign="top" ||''Edwardsz''||[[Eduwaerts-6|Hermen]]|| Eduwaerts, Eduarsz, Edwards|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Egberts'''||[[Metselaer-15|Teunis Teunisz]]||(aka de Metselaer) Metselaer, Egberts|| |- valign="top" ||''Egbertsz''||[[Egbertsie-1|Barent]]|||| |- valign="top" ||Egbertson || || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Eggert'''||[[Eggert-19|Carsten jansz]]*|| || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Eggleston|| || || |- valign="top" ||''Elbertsz''||[[Elbertszen-1|Lucas]]||(aka Elbertszen, Eldertszen, Elbertsen, Eldertsen, Ellertsz)|| |- valign="top" ||''Elbertsz''||[[Elberts-2|Reyer]]||(aka Albertszen, Elbertszen, Eldertszen)|| |- valign="top" ||'''Elissen'''||[[Elissen-1|Bastiaen]]||Elissen, Elyessen, Ellis, Ellison|| |- valign="top" ||''Elisz''||[[Van_Bunschoten-78|Theunis]]||Benschoten, Bunschoten, van Benschoten, van Bunschoten, van Bunschooten || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Ellis || || || |- valign="top" ||'''Ellison''' ||[[Ellison-113|Lawrence]] || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Ellsworth'''||[[Ellsworth-154|Theophilus]] || Ellsworth, Elswaert, Elsworth, Esdras, Elswaerts, Yde Wart, Elswaerdt, Elsewaerdt, Elswaret, Elsenwaert ||[[:Category:Ellsworth_Family_of_New_Netherland|[Family]]] |- valign="top" ||Elmendorf || || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Eltinge'''||[[Eltinge-1|Jan Roelofsz]] ||Eltinge, Elting || |- valign="top" ||'''Emans'''||[[Emans-2|John]]||Emans, Emmans, Emmons|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Emrick || || || |- valign="top" ||Estes || || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Everitt || || || |- valign="top" ||Evertson || || || |- valign="top" ||''Evertsz''||[[Evertsz-16|Jan]]||Terwilliger, van der Williger|| |} [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#A|A]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#B|B]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#C|C]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#D|D]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#E|E]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#F|F]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#G|G]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#H|H]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#I|I]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#J|J]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#K|K]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#L|L]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#M|M]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#N|N]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#O|O]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#P|P]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#Q|Q]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#R|R]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#S|S]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#T|T]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#U|U]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#V|V]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#W|W]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#Y|Y]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#Z|Z]] == F == {|border="0" cellpadding="4px" align="top" style="width: 100%;" !scope="col"| !scope="col"| !scope="col"| !scope="col"| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Faber|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''Falkinburg'''||[[Falkinburg-2|Hendrick Jacobsz]]||Falkenbery, Falkenburg, Falkinburg, Faulkenberry, Fortenberry|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Farrington'''||[[Farrington-122|Thomas]]|| || |- valign="top" ||'''Farrington'''||[[Farrington-114|Edward]]|| || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Ferrell|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''Field'''||[[Field-766|Robert]]|| || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Fields|| || || |- valign="top" ||§ '''Fine'''||[[Fyn-2|Jan Jansz]]*||Fyn, Fine|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Firman'''||[[Firman-1|Josias]]||Firman, Furman|| |- valign="top" ||Fish|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Flackenburg|| || || |- valign="top" ||Folkartson|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Folkerson|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''Fonda'''||[[Douwse-1|Jellis Douwsz]]|| || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Fonteyn'''||[[Fonteyn-6|Carel]]|| || |- valign="top" ||Fosselman|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Foster|| || || |- valign="top" ||Fountain|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Francisco|| || || |- valign="top" ||''Fransz''||[[Fransen-74|Ary]]||Lange, de Lange, Langet, Langerth, Lange, Delong, Delangh, DeLange|| |- valign="top" ||''Fransz''||[[Franz-20|Joost]]||Franz, Fransen, Franse|| |- valign="top" ||''Fransz''||[[Franszen-4|Thomas]]||(aka van Briston) || |- valign="top" ||Freas|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||''Fredericksz''||[[Fredericksen-10|Thomas]]||(aka de Cuyper, de Kuyper) Cadmus|| |- valign="top" ||Freeborn|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Freer'''||[[Freer-33|Hugo]]||Frère, Frere, Freer|| |- valign="top" ||Freese|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Frederick|| || || |- valign="top" ||Froats|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Fryer|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''Fulkerson'''||[[Volckertszen-5|Dirck Volckertsz]]||(aka Holgersen, Noorman, Volkertsz) Fulkerson|| |} [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#A|A]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#B|B]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#C|C]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#D|D]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#E|E]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#F|F]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#G|G]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#H|H]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#I|I]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#J|J]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#K|K]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#L|L]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#M|M]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#N|N]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#O|O]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#P|P]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#Q|Q]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#R|R]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#S|S]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#T|T]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#U|U]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#V|V]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#W|W]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#Y|Y]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#Z|Z]] == G == {|border="0" cellpadding="4px" align="top" style="width: 100%;" !scope="col"| !scope="col" width="140"| !scope="col"| !scope="col"| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Gale|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''Gayneau'''||[[Gayneau-2|Etienne]]||Geneau, Gano|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Gansevoort'''||[[Gansevoort-3|Harmen]]|| || |- valign="top" ||'''Gardenier'''||[[Gardenier-3|Jacob Jansz]]||(aka Flodder, Floder)|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Gardinier|| || || |- valign="top" ||Gardner|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Garrabrant|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''Garretsen'''||[[Gerritsen-10|Gerrit Gerritsz]]||Gerritse, Gerretsen, Garrison, van Wagenen|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Garretsen|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''Garretson'''||[[Van_Oldenburg-1|Gerrit Jansz]]||(aka van Oldenburg, de Mof, de Muff) Garretson, Garrison, Gerritsen|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Garretson'''||[[Seger-116|Gerrit Segersz]]||Garrison, Gerritsen, Segars|| |- valign="top" ||Garretson|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Garrison'''||[[Van_Oldenburg-1|Gerrit Jansz]]||(aka van Oldenburg, de Mof, de Muff) Garretson, Garrison, Gerritsen|| |- valign="top" ||'''Garrison'''||[[Seger-116|Gerrit Segersz]]||Garrison, Gerritsen, Segars|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Garrison'''||[[Gerritsen-10|Gerrit Gerritsz]]||Gerritse, Gerretsen, Garrison, van Wagenen|| |- valign="top" ||Garrison|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Gee|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''Genung'''||[[Genung-9|Jean]]||(aka van Leyden) Ganong, Ganoung, Ganun, Ganung, Gaunun, Ginom, Guenon, Gonunge, Guion|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Gerard|| || || |- valign="top" ||Gereardy|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Gerritson'''||[[Van_Oldenburg-1|Gerrit Jansz]]||(aka van Oldenburg, de Mof, de Muff) Garretson, Garrison, Gerritsen|| |- valign="top" ||''Gerritsz''||[[Gerritsen-1|Barent]]||(van Swol, Flaesckbeek, Flaesbeek, de Snyder, van Flaesbeck)|| |- valign="top" ||''Gerritsz''||[[Gerritszen-6|Cozyn]]||(aka van Putten)|| |- valign="top" ||''Gerritsz''||[[Gerritsen-10|Gerrit]]||Gerritse, Gerretsen, Garrison, van Wagenen|| |- valign="top" ||''Gerritsz''||[[Van_Brakel-63|Gysbert]]||van Brakel|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||''Gerritsz''||[[Garretson-3|Jan]]||(aka van der Hoff)|| |- valign="top" ||''Gerritsz''||[[Decker-65|Jan]]*||Decker, Dekker|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||''Gerritsz''||[[Gerritse-16|Luykas]]||Wyngaard, Wyngaert, Wyngaerd|| |- valign="top" ||''Gerritsz''||[[Gerritsen-251|Willem]]||Willemsen, Williamson|| |- valign="top" ||Gifford|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Gildersleeve'''||[[Gildersleeve-40|Richard]]||Gildersleeve, Geldersleve, Guildersleeve|| |- valign="top" ||Gilding|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Glen'''||[[Glen-10|Sander Leendertsz]]||(aka Alexander, de la Glen, Lindsay) Glen, Glenn|| |- valign="top" ||'''Goderus'''||[[Goderus-1|Joost]]||Goderus, Gouderus|| |- valign="top" ||Goelet|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Goes'''||[[Tysz-1|Jan Tysz]]||Goes, Hoes|| |- valign="top" ||Goetschius|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''Goewey'''||[[Abelse-1|Salomon Abelsz]]*||Goewey, Goewy|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Goey|| || || |- valign="top" ||Goff|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Golding|| || || |- valign="top" ||Gonzales|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Gosschalk|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''Goulder'''||[[Goulding-137|William]]||Goulding, Golden, Golder, Goulding, Goulder, Gelder|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Gouverneur'''||[[Gouverneur-6|Nicholaes]]|| || |- valign="top" ||Graham|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Grange|| || || |- valign="top" ||Gray|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Grevenraet'''||[[Grevenraet-1|Isaac]]||Grevenraet, Grevenraedt, Gravenrat|| |- valign="top" ||Griffin|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Griggs|| || || |- valign="top" ||Groenendyck|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Groesbeck'''||[[Groesbeck-13|Nicolaas Jacobsz]]|| || |- valign="top" ||'''Groot'''||[[Groot-8|Symon Symonsz]]||(aka de Groot)|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Grover'''||[[Grover-173|James]] || || |- valign="top" ||'''Gulick'''||[[Van_Gulick-1|Hendrick]]||van Gulick, Gulick|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||¦ Gustafsson||[[Gustafsson-122|Johan]]||Justice, Justis, Justus|| |- valign="top" ||''Gysbertsz''||[[Gysbertsen-3|Albert]]||van Garden, van Gaerden, van Gerden|| |- valign="top" ||''Gysbertsz''||[[Gysbertsen-1|Lubbert]]||van Blarcom|| |} [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#A|A]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#B|B]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#C|C]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#D|D]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#E|E]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#F|F]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#G|G]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#H|H]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#I|I]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#J|J]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#K|K]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#L|L]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#M|M]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#N|N]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#O|O]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#P|P]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#Q|Q]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#R|R]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#S|S]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#T|T]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#U|U]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#V|V]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#W|W]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#Y|Y]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#Z|Z]] == H == {|border="0" cellpadding="4px" align="top" style="width: 100%;" !scope="col"| !scope="col" width="150"| !scope="col"| !scope="col"| |- valign="top" ||? '''Haff'''||[[Jeuriaenszen-1|Laurens Jeuriaensz]]||Haf, Haff, Hoff || |- valign="top" ||'''Hafte'''||[[Hendricks-139|Jacob Hendricksz]]*||Hafte, Hasten|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Haight|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Haldron'''||[[Haldron-3|William]]||Haldron, Holdrum|| |- valign="top" ||Hall|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Hallenbeck'''||[[Hallenbeck-8|Caspar Jacobsz]]||Hallenbeek, Haulenbeck, Halenbeek, Hollenbeck|| |- valign="top" ||'''Hallett'''||[[Hallett-130|William]] || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Halstead'''||[[Halstead-24|Jonas]] || || |- valign="top" ||Hance|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Hanes|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''Hansen'''||[[Hendrickse-28|Hans Hendricksz]]||Hansen|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Harcourt|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''Hardenbroeck'''||[[Hardenbroeck-3|Adolphus]]||Hardenbroeck, Hardenbrook|| |- valign="top" ||'''Hardenburgh'''||[[Herdenberch-1|Jan Jacobsz]]||van Hardenbergh, Hardenburgh, Herdenberch, Hedenberg, Herdenberg, Hardenberg, Hardenbergh, Hortenburg|| |- valign="top" ||? '''Haring'''||[[Haring-17|Pieter Jansz]]||Haring, Haringh|| |- valign="top" ||''Harmensz''||[[Harmensen-3|Hendrick]]|| || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||''Harmensz''||[[Harmenszen-1|Stoffel]]||van Sant, van Sandt, Vansandt, Vansant, van Zandt, van Sand|| |- valign="top" ||Harsin|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Hart|| || || |- valign="top" ||''Hartgerts''||[[Hartgers-1|Pieter]] ||Hartgers, Hartgerts, Hartgars, Hartgras, Harties, Hartiens, Hertgers || |- valign="top" ||Harvey|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||§ '''Hasbrouck'''||[[Hasbrouck-19|Jean]]|| || |- valign="top" ||Haskin|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Hassing|| || || |- valign="top" ||Hastier|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''Hatfield'''||[[Hatfield-2652|Matthias]] || || |- valign="top" ||'''Hatfield'''||[[Hatfield-2016|Thomas]]|| || |- valign="top" ||'''Haughwout'''||[[Jansz-164|Pieter Jansz]]|| Lefferts, Peterson, Haughwout|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Haviland|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''Hay'''||[[Hay-274|Jacob]]||Hay, Haes|| |- valign="top" ||Hazard|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Heard|| || || |- valign="top" ||Heermance || || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Heemstraat'''||[[Heemstraat-14|Takel Dirksz]]||Heemstraat, Hemstreet|| |- valign="top" ||'''Hegeman'''||[[Hegeman-34|Adriaen]]||Hegeman, Hageman, Hagerman, Hagaman|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Hellingh'''||[[Teuniszen-2|Hendrick Teunisz]]||Hellingh, Helling, Helm|| |- valign="top" ||Helmer|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Helmersz|| || || |- valign="top" ||Hendrick|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Hendricks|| || || |- valign="top" ||''Hendricks''||[[Hendrickse-3|Elizabeth]]||Lansing|| |- valign="top" ||''Hendricksz''||[[Van_Gelder-78|Evert]]||van Gelder|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||''Hendricksz''||[[Hendrijcksen-1|Claes]]||van Schoonhoven, Schoonhoven|| |- valign="top" ||''Hendricksz''||[[Hendricksz-15|Cornelis]]||(aka Caper, van Dort)||[[:Category: Sine Prole Mascula Settlers of New Netherland|[SPM]]] |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||''Hendricksz''||[[Hendricksen-29|Gerrit]]||(aka van Deventer, de blau boer) Blauvelt|| |- valign="top" ||''Hendricksz''||[[Hendrickse-28|Hans]]||Hansen|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||''Hendricksz''||[[Hendricksen-68|Jan]]||(aka Wesseling, Henrick op Groote Wesselinck Soone, van Groote Wesselinck) Sutphen, Sutphin, van Sutphen, van Zutphen, Zutphen || |- valign="top" ||''Hendricksz''||[[Hendricksen-12|Roelof]]||(aka van Meppelen)|| |- valign="top" ||'''Hendrickson'''||[[Willemsz-50|Hendrick Willemsz]]|| || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Hendrickson|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''Hennion'''||[[Pieters-820|Nathaniel Pietersz]]|| (aka Daniel) Hennion, Henion, de Hennion || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Herdick|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''Herman'''||[[Herman-706|Augustine]]|| || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||§ '''Hermans'''||[[Jansz-70|Focke Jansz]]|| || |- valign="top" ||''Hermansz''||[[Hermanszen-1|Arent]]||(aka Harmensz) Bussing || |- valign="top" ||''Hesselsz''||[[Hessels-37|Pieter]]|| || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Hewett|| || || |- valign="top" ||Hewitt|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Heyer|| || || |- valign="top" ||Heylinger|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Hicks'''||[[Hicks-240|John]]|| || |- valign="top" ||Hicks|| || || |- valign="top" ||''Hillebrantsz''||[[Hillebrantsen-1|Pieter]]|| || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Hinchman|| || || |- valign="top" ||Hoagland|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Hoes|| || || |- valign="top" ||Hoff|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''Hoff'''||[[Dirksen-50|Paulus Dircksz]]||(aka Lutsemburgh) Huff, Hoff|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Hoffmeyer'''||[[Hoffmeyer-65|Willem]]|| || |- valign="top" ||Hoffstatter|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Hofstra|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''Hoffman'''||[[Hoffman-142|Martinus Hermansz]]||Hoffman, Hofman|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Hoffman|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''Hogeboom'''||[[Hogenboom-21|Bartholomeus]]||(aka Mees, Maas) Hogenboom, Hoogeboom, Hogeboom || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Hogencamp'''||[[Hendrickszen-3|Meyndert Hendricksz]]||Hogankamp, Hogenkamp, Hogancamp|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Holmes'''||[[Holmes-1345|Jonathan]]||Hullme, Holmes|| |- valign="top" ||'''Holmes'''||[[Holmes-8706|Joris]]||Holmes, Homs, Som, Thomes, Homes|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Holmes'''||[[Holmes-910|Obidiah, Jr.]]||Hullme, Holmes|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Holmes'''||[[Holmes-219|Samuel]]||Hullme, Holmes|| |- valign="top" ||Homans|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Hoogenboom|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''Hooghteeling'''||[[Hooghteeling-1|Mathys Coenradtsz]]||Hooghteeling, Hoogteeling, Hotaling, Houghtaling, Houghteling|| |- valign="top" ||'''Hooghteeling'''||[[Houghtaling-138|Jan Willemsz]]||Houghtaling, Hooghteeling, Hooghteling, Hooghtyling, Hoochteylingh|| |- valign="top" ||'''Hoogland'''||[[Hooglandt-25|Christoffel]]||Hoogland, Hooglandt, Hoagland|| |- valign="top" ||'''Hoogland'''||[[Hooglandt-5|Cornelis Dircksz]]||Hooglandt, Hoogland, Hoochlandt|| |- valign="top" ||'''Hoogland'''||[[Hoogland-8|Dirck Jansz]]||Hoogland, Hooglandt|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Hoornbeeck'''||[[Hornback-14|Warnaar]]||Hoornbeeck, Hoorenbeeck, Hoornback, Hoornbeek, Horenbeeck, Hornbeck, Hornbeek|| |- valign="top" ||Hoppenstedt|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Hopper'''||[[Hopper-96|Andries Willemsz]]|| || |- valign="top" ||Hossey|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||House|| || || |- valign="top" ||Houseman|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Houseville|| || || |- valign="top" ||Howes|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Hoyt|| || || |- valign="top" |'''Hudden'''||[[Hudde-1|Andries]]||Hudden, Hudde, Hudes|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Huestis|| || || |- valign="top" ||Huet|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Huff|| || || |- valign="top" ||Hughes|| || || |- valign="top" ||Hulsart|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Hulst|| || || |- valign="top" ||Hultman|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Hun|| || || |- valign="top" ||Hunt|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Hussey'''||[[Hussey-17|Frederick]]||Hussey, Hussei, Horsjes, Hussy, Hodje|| |- valign="top" ||Hustace|| || || |- valign="top" ||''Huybertsz''||[[Huybertszen-1|Adriaen]]||Sterreveld, Starreveld, Sterrevelt, Starrevelt, Sterrenvelt|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||''Huybertsz''||[[Huijbertsen-1|Lambert]]||Brink, Brinck|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Huyck'''||[[Huyck-85|Jan Huygsz]]*||Huyck, Huygen|| |- valign="top" ||'''Huycken'''||[[Huycken-1|Willem]]||Huycken, Huijcken, Huyken, Huijke, Huyke, Huyck, Hoecken|| |- valign="top" ||Hyans|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Hyer|| || || |} [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#A|A]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#B|B]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#C|C]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#D|D]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#E|E]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#F|F]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#G|G]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#H|H]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#I|I]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#J|J]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#K|K]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#L|L]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#M|M]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#N|N]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#O|O]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#P|P]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#Q|Q]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#R|R]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#S|S]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#T|T]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#U|U]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#V|V]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#W|W]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#Y|Y]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#Z|Z]] == I == {|border="0" cellpadding="4px" align="top" style="width: 100%;" !scope="col"| !scope="col"| !scope="col"| !scope="col"| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Idens|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''Iderstein'''||[[Tades-1|Michiel Tadesz]]|| van Yderstein, Iderstein, van Iderstine || |- valign="top" ||? '''Inyart'''||[[Inyart-3|Yellis]]|| Enjart, Gillis, Inyard, Jellis, Inyart|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Iserman|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''Ireland'''||[[Ireland-1014|Thomas]]|| || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Israel|| || || |} [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#A|A]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#B|B]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#C|C]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#D|D]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#E|E]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#F|F]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#G|G]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#H|H]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#I|I]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#J|J]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#K|K]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#L|L]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#M|M]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#N|N]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#O|O]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#P|P]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#Q|Q]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#R|R]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#S|S]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#T|T]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#U|U]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#V|V]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#W|W]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#Y|Y]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#Z|Z]] == J == {|border="0" cellpadding="4px" align="top" style="width: 100%;" !scope="col"| !scope="col" width="140"| !scope="col"| !scope="col"| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Jackson'''||[[Jackson-595|Robert]]|| || |- valign="top" ||Jackson|| || || |- valign="top" ||''Jacobsz''||[[Jacobsen-1018|Barent]]||Cool, Kool, Cole|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||''Jacobsz''||[[Jacobsen-22|Cornelis]]*||(aka van Vreelandt) Stille, Somerdyke, Somerdyck, Woertendyk, Wortendyke|| |- valign="top" ||''Jacobsz''||[[Jacobszen-8|Frans]]||Oudewater, van Oudewater, Outwater|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||''Jacobsz''||[[Jacobszen-5|Hans]]*||Harty, Hertje, Hartje, Herty, Hardy, Harding|| |- valign="top" ||''Jacobsz''||[[Jacobszen-2|Jan]]|| || |- valign="top" ||''Jacobsz''||[[Jacobsen-1290|Jan]]||(aka van Rheenen, van Rhenen)|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||§ ''Jacobsz''||[[Jeppes-2|Jan]]||(aka Jentie Jeppes, de Vries) van Wicklen|| |- valign="top" ||''Jacobsz''||[[Jacobsen-59|Joris]]||Bowman, Bouman|| |- valign="top" ||''Jacobsz''||[[Jacobsen-349|Rutger]]||(aka van Schoenderwoert, van Schoenderwerdt, van Schoonderwoert, van Woert) Rutgers, Rutsen|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||''Jacobsz''||[[Jacobsz-92|Teunis]]||(aka van Schoenderwoert, van Schoenderwerdt, van Schoonderwoert, van Woert) van Woerdt, van Woert|| |- valign="top" ||''Jacobsz''||[[Jacobsen-1395|Teunis]]||Klaarwater, Clearwater|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||''Jacobsz''||[[Jacobszen-11|Tileman]]||van der Meijn, van der Meyer|| |- valign="top" ||'''Jacobus'''||[[Jans-123|Jacobus Jansz]]||Cobes, Coobes, Cobussen, Kobes, Jacobus, Jacobusse|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Jacobussen|| || || |- valign="top" ||''Jans''||[[Jans-431|Geesje]]||Springsteen|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||''Jans''||[[Harmtje-1|Harmtje]]*||Woertman, Workman, Wortman|| |- valign="top" ||Janse|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Jansen|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''Jansen'''||[[Jansz-67|Mathijs Jansz]]||Jansen, van Ceulen, van Keulen, van Keuren, van Kuren, van Curen|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||''Jansz''||[[Jansen-132|Abraham]]||(aka van Salee)|| |- valign="top" ||''Jansz''||[[Vanderheul-2|Abraham]]||(aka van der Huel, van der Heul)|| |- valign="top" ||''Jansz''||[[Jansz-110|Adriaen]]||(aka van Leyden) Appel|| |- valign="top" ||''Jansz''||[[Grim-7|Albert]]||(aka Grim?, Swart?) || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||''Jansz''||[[Jansen-455|Anthonis]]||(aka van Salee)|| |- valign="top" ||''Jansz''||[[Jansen-735|Aucke]]||van Nuijs, van Nuis, van Nuys, Nuys, van Nuys, van Nuyse, van Nice|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||§ ''Jansz''||[[Jansen-1911|Carsten]]||Corson|| |- valign="top" ||''Jansz''||[[Janszen-37|Claes]]||(aka Jan Pottagie, van Purmesendt, van Purmerendt, van Pumerent) Cuyper, Cooper, Kuyper, Kuijper|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||''Jansz''||[[Kust-32|Claes]]||(aka de Backer, Kust, van Emden, van Enden) Rust|| |- valign="top" ||''Jansz''||[[Jansen-27|Claes]]||(aka Ruyter, de Ruyter, van Naerden)|| |- valign="top" ||''Jansz''||[[Janszen-29|Dirck]]||(aka van Amsterdam, Siecken, Sieken, Sichem, Sicken, Sycan, Zieken) Day, Dey|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||§ ''Jansz''||[[Jansz-70|Focke]]||Heermans, Hermans|| |- valign="top" ||''Jansz''||[[Jansen-896|Frederick]]||(poss.) Blauw|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||''Jansz''||[[Jansen-1177|Garrit]]||van Vorst|| |- valign="top" ||''Jansz''||[[Van_Oldenburg-1|Gerret]]||(aka van Oldenburg, de Mof, de Muff) Garretson, Garrison, Gerritsen|| |- valign="top" ||''Jansz''||[[Van_Steenwijck-1|Gerrit]]||van Steenwijck, van Steenwyck|| |- valign="top" ||''Jansz''||[[Jansz-227|Gysbert]]|||| |- valign="top" ||''Jansz''||[[Van_Noordstrant-1|Hans]]||(aka Noorman, Hansen) van Noordstrant, van Noorstrant, van Nostrand, van Noortstrand|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||''Jansz''||[[Van_Brevoort-2|Hendrick]]*||(aka Kyckuyt) van Brevoort, Brevoort|| |- valign="top" ||''Jansz''||[[Janszen-39|Hendrick]]||(aka Ruyter, de Ruyter, van Utrecht)|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||''Jansz''||[[Janszen-27|Hendrick]]||(aka van Schalckwyck) van Ostrom, van Oosteroom, van Ostrum, Oosteroom, Oostrom, van Oosterom|| |-valign="top" ||''Jansz''||[[Van_Oostrant-1|Jacob]]||(aka de Brouwer) van Noordstrant, van Noorstrant, van Nostrand, van Noortstrand|| |- valign="top" ||''Jansz''||[[Jans-123|Jacobus]]||Cobes, Coobes, Cobussen, Kobes, Jacobus, Jacobusse|| |- valign="top" ||''Jansz''||[[De_Jonge-1296|Jan]]||de Jonge, de Jong|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||''Jansz''||[[Jansen-21|Jan]]||(aka van Amersfoort) van Steenberg, van Steenbergen, Steenbergen|| |- valign="top" ||''Jansz''||[[Janszen-9|Jan]]|| (aka van Tubingen, van St. Obin) Wanschaer, van Wanschaer, Wanzer|| |- valign="top" || ''Jansz''||[[Ditmars-2|Jan]]*||(aka Platneus) Ditmars, van Ditmar|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||§ ''Jansz''||[[Fyn-2|Jan]]*||Fyn, Fine|| |- valign="top" || ''Jansz''||[[Jansen-22|Jan]]||(aka Noorman, de Noorman)|| |- valign="top" ||''Jansz''||[[Van_Breestede-14|Jan]]*||van Breestede, van Breedstede, Breestede, Brestede, Braisted, Bristed, Breasted|| |- valign="top" ||''Jansz''||[[Westerhout-1|Jeremias]]*||(aka van Westerhout) || |- valign="top" ||''Jansz''||[[Janszen-57|Jeuriaen]]||(aka van Aurick) || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||''Jansz''||[[Janszen-16|Laurens]]||van Wormer|| |- valign="top" ||''Jansz''||[[Jansz-67|Mathijs]]||Jansen, van Ceulen, van Keulen, van Keuren, van Kuren, van Curen|| |- valign="top" ||''Jansz''||[[Janse-92|Marselis]]||(aka van Bommel) Marselis|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||''Jansz''||[[Vreeland-4|Michiel]]||Vreeland|| |- valign="top" ||''Jansz''||[[Jansz-164|Pieter]]||Lefferts, Peterson, Haughwout|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||''Jansz''||[[Jansen-1252|Rem]]||van der Beek, van der Beck, Vanderbeek, Remsen|| |- valign="top" ||''Jansz''||[[Jansen-41|Sybrant]]|| || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||''Jansz''||[[Janszen-30|Teunis]]||Coevors, Covert|| |- valign="top" ||''Jansz''||[[Jansen-38|Thyme]]|| || |- valign="top" ||''Jansz''||[[Janszen-46|Willem]]||(aka van Rotterdam) Romen, Roome|| |- valign="top" ||Jaquett|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Jensen|| || || |- valign="top" ||Jerolamon|||| || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Jerolemon|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''Jessup'''||[[Jessup-5|Edward]]|| || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Jeuriaens|| || || |- valign="top" ||''Jeuriaensz''||[[Jeuriense-1|Andries]]||Jongbloedt || |- valign="top" ||''Jeuriaensz''||[[Lantsman-1|Arent]]||(aka van Oldenzeel) Lansman, Lantsman || |- valign="top" ||''Jeuriaensz''||[[Jeuriaenszen-1|Laurens]]||Haf, Haff, Hoff || |- valign="top" ||''Jochemsz''||[[Jochemsz-7|Andries]]||Andrieszen|| |- valign="top" ||''Jochemsz''||[[Jochemszen-1|David]]|| || |- valign="top" ||''Jochemsz''||[[Schoonmaker-173|Hendrick]] ||Schoonmaker|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Jochim|| || || |- valign="top" ||''Johannes''||[[Johannes-45|Minne]]||Minnelay, Mennelia, Minnerly, Manny, Minne|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Johnson|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''Jongbloedt'''||[[Jeuriense-1|Andries Jeuriaensz]] ||Jongbloedt || |- valign="top" ||''Joostsz''||[[Joosten-24|Barent]]|| (aka Ridder)|| |- valign="top" ||Joralemon|| || || |- valign="top" ||''Jorisz''||[[Joriszen-2|Borger]] ||Burger, Borger|| |- valign="top" ||''Jorisz''||[[Joriszen-1|Lovis]] ||(aka van der Veer) || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Journeay|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''Jurckse'''||[[Jurckse-1|Paulus Jurcksz]]||Jurckse, Jurckxen, Jurxkse, Yorckse, Yerkes, Yorks, Yerks, Yerxa, Jurks, Jurkx || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||¦ '''Justice'''||[[Gustafsson-122|Johan Gustafsson]]|| || |- valign="top" ||¦ '''Justis'''||[[Gustafsson-122|Johan Gustafsson]]|| || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||¦ '''Justus'''||[[Gustafsson-122|Johan Gustafsson]]|| || |} [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#A|A]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#B|B]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#C|C]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#D|D]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#E|E]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#F|F]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#G|G]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#H|H]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#I|I]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#J|J]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#K|K]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#L|L]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#M|M]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#N|N]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#O|O]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#P|P]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#Q|Q]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#R|R]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#S|S]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#T|T]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#U|U]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#V|V]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#W|W]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#Y|Y]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#Z|Z]] == K == {|border="0" cellpadding="4px" align="top" style="width: 100%;" !scope="col"| !scope="col" width="150"| !scope="col"| !scope="col"| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Kaiser|| || || |- valign="top" ||Kashow|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Kearney|| || || |- valign="top" ||Keator|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Keen|| || || |- valign="top" ||Kennedy|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Kermer'''||[[Kermer-15|Abraham]]||Kermer, Carmer|| |- valign="top" ||Kermiss|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Ketcham|| || || |- valign="top" ||Ketchem|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Keteltas'''||[[Petersen-20|Evert Pietersz]]*|| || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Kettelhuyn'''||[[Kettelhuyn-1|Jochem]]||Cuttelhuyn, Ketelhuyn, Kettelheym, Kettelheun, Kettelhuyn, Kuttelheijm, Kuttelhuijn|| |- valign="top" ||'''Keyser'''||[[Keyser-9|Dirck Cornelisz]]||Keyser, Keiser|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Kidney|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''Kieft'''||[[Kieft-20|Willem Gerritsz]] || || |- valign="top" ||Kiersen|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Kiersted'''||[[Kiersted-11|Hans]]||Kierstede, van Kierstede, Kierstead, Kiersteade|| |- valign="top" ||King|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Kingsland|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''Kip'''||[[Hendrickssen-1|Hendrik Hendricksz]]||Kype, Kip, Kyp, Kipp, Kijp|| |- valign="top" ||'''Kissam'''||[[Okeson-10|John]]||Okeson, Ockesson, Kissam, Quakerson, Okson, Lokison, Okissam, Ockeron, Lockerson, Locussum, Casson, Cassum|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Kittel|| || || |- valign="top" ||Kittle|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Klaarwater'''||[[Klaarwater-1|Theunis Jacobsz]]*||Klaarwater, Clearwater|| |- valign="top" ||'''Klauw'''||[[Pietersen-103|Frans Pietersz]]||(aka Kint van Weelde) Clauw, Klauw || |- valign="top" ||'''Kleyn'''||[[Kleyn-2|Uldrick]]||Kleyn, Clein, Cleen|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Knickerbacker'''||[[Knickerbacker-1|Hermen Jansz]]||Knickerbacker, Knickerbocker|| |- valign="top" ||Kniffen|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''Koeck'''||[[Koeck-14|Antony]]||Koeck, Cooke, Cook|| |- valign="top" ||'''Koenig'''||[[Koenig-330|Albert]]*||Koenig, Koning, Cuynen, Cuyne|| |- valign="top" ||'''Kolf'''||[[Kolfs-3|Jacob]]*||Kolf, Kolfs, Colve, Culver, Kulver, Colver, Kolve|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Koninck'''||[[Koninck-3|Adriaen Jansz]]||Konninck, Koning, Koninck|| |- valign="top" ||'''Kool'''||[[Kool-247|Barent Jacobsz]]||Kool, Cool, Cole|| |- valign="top" ||'''Kool'''||[[Cool-30|Cornelis Lambertsz]]||Cool, Cole, Kool|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Kough|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''Krankheit'''||[[Syboutszen-1|Herck Syboutsz]]||Cronkhite, Cronkite, Krankheyt, Krankheit, Crankheyt|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Kresson|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''Kroesen'''||[[Kroesen-3|Garret Dircksz]]||Kroesen, Croesen|| |- valign="top" ||'''Krol'''||[[Krol-74|Bastiaen Jansz]] || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Krom'''||- [[Van_den_Oever-9|Maycken Hendricks]]||Crom, Crum, Krom, Krum|| |- valign="top" ||'''Krom'''||[[Krom-55|Floris Willemsz]]||Crom, Crum, Krom, Krum uncle of [[Krom-29|'''Gysbert''']]'s father [[Krom-48|Willem Gijsbertsz Krom]] (whose widow, [[Van_den_Oever-9|Maycken Hendricks van den Oever]], married Jan Joosten and immigrated to New Netherland)|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Krum|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''Kunst'''||[[Kunst-1|Jans Barentsz]]|| || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Kuyter'''||[[Kuyter-1|Jochem Pietersz]]|| || |} [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#A|A]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#B|B]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#C|C]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#D|D]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#E|E]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#F|F]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#G|G]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#H|H]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#I|I]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#J|J]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#K|K]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#L|L]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#M|M]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#N|N]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#O|O]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#P|P]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#Q|Q]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#R|R]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#S|S]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#T|T]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#U|U]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#V|V]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#W|W]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#Y|Y]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#Z|Z]] == L == {|border="0" cellpadding="4px" align="top" style="width: 100%;" !scope="col"| !scope="col"| !scope="col"| !scope="col"| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''la Rue'''||[[La_Rue-48|Jacques]]|| LaRue, Laroux, Laroe, Le Roux, la Roe, LeRue, Leroux, Leroy, LaRoue, Lerou|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''la Grange'''||[[De_La_Grange-17|Omie]]||de la Grange, la Grange, Lagrange|| |- valign="top" ||'''Labattie'''||[[Labattie-1|Jean]]||(aka Fransman) Labattie, Labatie, Lebattij, Lebatis, Lebatyn|| |- valign="top" ||Lake|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Lakeman|| || || |- valign="top" ||Lamberts|| || || |- valign="top" ||''Lambertsz''||[[Lambertsz-2|Hendrick]]||(aka Sassian) Bont, Bond || |- valign="top" ||''Lambertsz''||[[VanNaerden-1|Thomas]]||(aka van Naerden)|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Landers|| || || |- valign="top" ||Lane || || || |- valign="top" ||'''Langedyck'''||[[Langedyck-1|Jan Jansz]] ||Langedyck, van Langedyck || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Langelaen'''||[[Langelaen-11|Philip Claesz]]||Langelaen, Langelaan|| |- valign="top" ||'''Langestraat'''||[[Langestraet-17|Dirck Stoffelsz]]||van Langestraat, Langstraat, Langestraet, Longstreet || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Lanning|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''Lansing'''||- [[Hendrickse-3|Elizabeth Hendricks]]|| || |- valign="top" ||Larzelere|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Lashar|| || || |- valign="top" ||Lasher|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Lassingh'''||[[Lassingh-1|Pieter Pietersz]]||Lassingh, Lassen, Lassing, Lossing, Lawson|| |- valign="top" ||Lauberts|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Lavigne|| || || |- valign="top" ||¦ '''Lawrence'''||[[Lawrence-951|John]]|| || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||¦ '''Lawrence'''||[[Lawrence-695|William]]|| || |- valign="top" ||Lawrence|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Lawton|| || || |- valign="top" ||Lazier|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''le Conte'''||[[Le_Conte-7|Jean]]||(aka le Comte, Leconte, LeComte, le Conti) de Graaf, de Groof, de Graff, DeGraff, DeGraaf|| |- valign="top" ||Le Counte|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Le Fevre|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''le Maistre'''||[[Le_Maistre-5|Claude]]||la Maitre, De Lamater, Delamater, Delemater, Lemaistre|| |- valign="top" ||'''le Sueur'''||[[Le_Sueur-27|Francois]]||le Sueur, Lesueur, Lozier, Losier, de Lachaire, la Cheer, le Jere, Lessieur, Lesier|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Ledley|| || || |- valign="top" ||Ledie|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Leedom|| || || |- valign="top" ||''Leendertsz''||[[Leendertszen-1|Jacob]]||van der Grist, van der Grift, van de Grift, van de Grist, Vandergrift|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||''Leendertsz''||[[Leendertsen-2|Paulus]]||van der Grist, van der Grift, van de Grift, van de Grist, Vandergrift|| |- valign="top" ||Lefevre|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Lefferts'''||[[Jansz-164|Pieter Jansz]]|| Lefferts, Peterson, Haughwout|| |- valign="top" ||'''Leisler'''||[[Leisler-1|Jacob]]||Leisler, Leyseler|| |- valign="top" ||'''Leiuw'''||[[Leiuw-1|Philip Johnsz]]|| || |- valign="top" ||'''Lent'''||[[Van_Lent-17|Abraham Rycken]]||(aka van Lent) Lent, Riker|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Lespinarde|||| || |- valign="top" ||'''Lesueur'''||[[Le_Sueur-27|Francois]]||le Sueur, Lesueur, Lozier, Losier, de Lachaire, la Cheer, le Jere, Lessieur, Lesier|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||''Leurtsz''||[[Leurtss-1|Jacob]]||van Kuykendall, Coykendall, Kuykendaal, Kuykendall|| |- valign="top" ||Leversee|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''Levy'''||[[Levy-498|Asser]] || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Lewis|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Lieversee|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''Linnington'''||[[Linnington-3|Henry]]||Linnington, Linington, Lennington, Levington|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Lock|| || || |- valign="top" ||Lockerman|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Lockman|| || || |- valign="top" ||Lodewick|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Longfield|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Loockermans'''||[[Loockermans-3|Govert]]|| || |- valign="top" ||'''Loockermans'''||[[Loockermans-21|Jacob Jansz]]|| || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Loockermans'''||[[Loockermans-20|Petrus]]||(aka the Elder)|| |- valign="top" ||'''Loockermans'''||[[Loockermans-22|Pieter Jansz]]||(aka the Younger)|| |- valign="top" ||'''Lootman'''||[[Lootman-2|Jan]] ||(aka de Backer) Lotman, Lodman, Loottman, Laudeman || |- valign="top" ||'''Losee'''||[[Corneliszen-4|Jan Cornelisz]]||(aka de Zeeuw, de Leeuw) Losee, Leyse, Loyse, Loosie || |- valign="top" ||'''Lott'''||[[Lott-201|Bartel Engelbertsz]] ||Lott, Loth || |- valign="top" ||'''Lott'''||[[Lott-199|Pieter Engelbertsz]]||Lott || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Louw'''||[[Cornelissen-214|Pieter Cornelisz]]||Louw, Low || |- valign="top" ||Lowe|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Lowell|| || || |- valign="top" ||Lowery|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Loyse|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''Lozier'''||[[Le_Sueur-27|Francois]]||le Sueur, Lesueur, Lozier, de Lachaire, la Cheer, le Jere, Lessieur, Lesier|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Ludlow|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''LeQuier'''||[[Lequier-3|Jan]]||(aka Escuyer) Luquer|| |- valign="top" ||''Lubbertsz''||[[Lubbertsen-2|Abraham]]||| |- valign="top" ||''Lubbertsz''||[[Lubbertsen-1|Frederick]]||| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||''Lubbertsz''||[[Lubbertz-1|Lubbert]]||van Westervelt, Westervelt|| |- valign="top" ||''Lubbertsz''||[[Lubbertsz-1|Willem]]||van Westervelt, Westervelt|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||''Luycasz''||[[Luycaszen-1|Andries]]|| || |- valign="top" ||''Luycasz''||[[Luycas-1|Evert]]||(aka Backer)||[[:Category:Sine_Prole_Mascula_Settlers_of_New_Netherland|[S.P.M.]]] |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Luyster'''||[[Luyster-2|Pieter Cornelisz]]|| || |- valign="top" ||'''Lydecker'''||[[Lydecker-8|Ryck]]||Lydecker, Leydecker, Leydekker|| |} [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#A|A]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#B|B]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#C|C]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#D|D]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#E|E]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#F|F]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#G|G]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#H|H]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#I|I]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#J|J]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#K|K]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#L|L]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#M|M]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#N|N]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#O|O]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#P|P]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#Q|Q]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#R|R]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#S|S]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#T|T]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#U|U]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#V|V]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#W|W]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#Y|Y]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#Z|Z]] == M == {|border="0" cellpadding="4px" align="top" style="width: 100%;" !scope="col"| !scope="col" width="140"| !scope="col"| !scope="col"| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Mabee|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''Mabille'''||[[Mabille-4|Pieter Casparsz]]*||Mabille, Mabie|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||''Maesz''||[[Maesz-1|Cornelis]]||van Buijrmalsen, van Buurmalsen, Bloemendaal, Bloomingdale, van Buren|| |- valign="top" ||''Mangelsz''||[[Mangelsen-1|Jan]]||Ral, Rall, Roll|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Magneville|| || || |- valign="top" ||Mapes|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Maris|| || || |- valign="top" ||''Maertensz''||[[Van_Benthuysen-2|Paulus]]||van Benthuysen, van Benthuijsen, van Benthuisen|| |- valign="top" ||'''Marselis'''||[[Janse-92|Marselis Jansz]]||(aka van Bommel) Marselis (poss. van Iveren)|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Marselis'''||[[Merselis-1|Pieter]]||Merselise, Marselis, Merseles, Mercelis, Marcelis|| |- valign="top" ||'''Martense'''||[[Reyersen-2|Adrian Reyersz]]||Adriance, Martense, Ryers, Ryerson|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Martin|| || || |- valign="top" ||Martling|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Marvin|| || || |- valign="top" ||Mason|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Masten'''||[[Masten-225|John]]||Masten, Marston, Mastine, Mast, Maston || |- valign="top" ||''Mattysz''||[[Matthijszen-2|Cornelis]]||(aka van Stockholm) Matthyszen, Matthijszen, Matthysz, Mathyszen, Mattyszen|| |- valign="top" ||'''Metselaer'''||[[Metselaer-2|Jan Adamsz]]||Metselaer, Messler, Messier|| |- valign="top" ||'''Metselaer'''||[[Metselaer-15|Teunis Teunisz]]||(aka de Metselaer) Metselaer, Egberts || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Mayer'''||[[Mayer-1592|Dirck Dircksz]]||Mayer, Meyer, de Mayer|| |- valign="top" ||'''Mayer'''||[[Meyer-67|Jan Dircksz]]||Mayer, Meyer, de Mayer, Meijer, de Meijer|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||McChesney|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''Meet'''||[[Meet-3|Pieter Jansz]]||Meet, Mead|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Meir|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''Melyn'''||[[Melijn-1|Cornelis]]||Melijn, Melyn, Meylin, Molyn|| |- valign="top" ||'''Merselis'''||[[Janse-92|Marselis Jansz]]||(aka van Bommel) Marselis (poss. van Iveren)|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Merselis'''||[[Merselis-1|Pieter]]||Merselise, Marselis, Merseles, Mercelis, Marcelis|| |- valign="top" ||'''Meserole'''||[[Messerole-16|Jean]] ||Meserole, Messerole, Meserol, Mesurole|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Mesier'''||[[Mesier-2|Pieter Jansz]]|| || |- valign="top" ||'''Messecar'''||[[MIsecar-1|Michiel]]||Miscaer, Messecar, Misecar || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Messenger|| || || |- valign="top" ||Messler|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''Mey'''||[[Mey-117|Cornelis Jacobsz]]|| || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Meyer'''||[[Meyer-124|Adolph]]||Meyer, Myer|| |- valign="top" ||'''Meyer'''||[[Mayer-1592|Dirck Dircksz]]||Mayer, Meyer, de Mayer|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Meyer'''||[[Meyer-67|Jan Dircksz]]||Mayer, Meyer, de Mayer, Meijer, de Meijer|| |- valign="top" ||'''Meyer'''||[[Pieterse-500|Jillis Pietersz]]||(aka van ter Goude) Meyer|| |- valign="top" ||Meyer|| || || |- valign="top" ||''Meyersz''||[[Meyerszen-1|Dirck]]||(aka Weygerts?)|| |- valign="top" ||''Meyndertsz''||[[Meijndertszen-1|Egbert]]||Meyndertszen, Meijndertszen, Meynderse || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||''Meyndertsz''||[[Meynderts-3|Jan]]|| || |- valign="top" ||'''Michaëlius'''||[[Michaëlius-2|Jonas]]||(aka ''Michielsz'')|| |- valign="top" ||'''Middagh'''||[[Middagh-16|Aert Theunisz]]||Middaugh, Middagh, Middag|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Miller|| || || |- valign="top" ||Mills|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Minkler|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''Minnerly'''||[[Johannes-45|Minne Johannes]]||Minnelay, Mennelia, Minnerly, Manny, Minne|| |- valign="top" ||'''Minuit'''||[[Minuit-4|Pieter]]||Minuit, Myniewit || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Mius|| || || |- valign="top" ||Modina|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Mol'''||[[Mol-105|Jan Janzen]]||Moll, Mol|| |- valign="top" ||'''Molenaar'''||[[Molenaer-2|Joost Adriaensz]]||(aka van Pijnacker) Molenaar, Molenaer, Vermeulen, Muller, Mulier || |- valign="top" ||'''Moll'''||[[Moll-21|Lambert Huybertsz]]||Moll, Mol|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Mollenauer'''||[[Mollenauer-4|Hendrick]]||Mollenauer, Mulliner|| |- valign="top" ||Monksville|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Montayne|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''Montfoort'''||[[Montfort-129|Jean]]||Montfort, van Monfoort, Monfoort, Monfort|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Montras|| || || |- valign="top" ||Montross|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Moore|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''Morgan'''||[[Morgan-243|Charles]]|| || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Morgan|| || || |- valign="top" ||Moritz|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Morrell'''||[[Morrell-332|Thomas]]|| || |- valign="top" ||Morse|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Morton|| || || |- valign="top" ||Mosier|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Mott'''||[[Mott-30|Adam]]|| || |- valign="top" ||'''Mount'''||[[Andersson-1906|Måns Andersson]]||Mount, Mouns, Mounts|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Mourusse|| || || |- valign="top" ||Mulder|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Mull|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''Muller'''||[[Stephensz-3|Cornelis Stephensz]] ||Muller, Mulder, Miller, Mueller, Muldor || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Mullica|| || || |- valign="top" ||Myer|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Myers|| || || |- valign="top" ||Myndertse|| || || |} [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#A|A]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#B|B]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#C|C]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#D|D]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#E|E]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#F|F]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#G|G]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#H|H]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#I|I]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#J|J]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#K|K]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#L|L]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#M|M]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#N|N]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#O|O]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#P|P]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#Q|Q]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#R|R]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#S|S]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#T|T]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#U|U]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#V|V]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#W|W]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#Y|Y]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#Z|Z]] == N == {|border="0" cellpadding="4px" align="top" style="width: 100%;" !scope="col"| !scope="col"| !scope="col"| !scope="col"| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Nagel'''||[[Nagel-3|Jan]]||(aka van Limburg)|| |- valign="top" ||Nagle|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||''Nannings''||[[Nannings-1|Geertje]]||''Tjerks''|| |- valign="top" ||'''Nevius'''||[[Nevius-12|Johannes]]|| || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Newkirk|| || || |- valign="top" ||Newton|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Nickerson|| || || |- valign="top" ||Nicoll|||| || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Nicolls|| || || |- valign="top" ||Nostrand|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Nuys'''||[[Jansen-735|Aucke Jansz]]||van Nuijs, van Nuis, van Nuys, Nuys, van Nuys, van Nuyse, van Nice|| |- valign="top" ||Nyack|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||''Nysz''||[[Nijssen-6|Theunis]]||Nijssen, DeNyse, Tunisen, van Middleswart, de Nijs, de Nys|| |} [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#A|A]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#B|B]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#C|C]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#D|D]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#E|E]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#F|F]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#G|G]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#H|H]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#I|I]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#J|J]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#K|K]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#L|L]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#M|M]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#N|N]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#O|O]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#P|P]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#Q|Q]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#R|R]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#S|S]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#T|T]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#U|U]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#V|V]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#W|W]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#Y|Y]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#Z|Z]] == O == {|border="0" cellpadding="4px" align="top" style="width: 100%;" !scope="col" width="100"| !scope="col" width="140"| !scope="col"| !scope="col"| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Oakey|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''Obee'''||[[Obee-4|Hendrick Hendricksz]]|| || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Ogden'''||[[Ogden-588|John]]|| || |- valign="top" ||'''Okeson'''||[[Okeson-10|John]]||Okeson, Ockesson, Kissam, Quakerson, Okson, Lokison, Okissam, Ockeron, Lockerson, Locussum, Casson, Cassum|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Okey|| || || |- valign="top" ||''Olfertsz''||[[Olphertsen-1|Soert]]||(aka Sjoert, Sjourt, Sioert, Olphertsz) Sioerts, Shourd, Shuart|| |- valign="top" ||Oliver|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Olmstead|| || || |- valign="top" ||Olphert|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''[[Onderdonck-8|Onderdonk]]'''|| ||(poss.) [[Van_der_Donck-1|Adriaen Cornelisz van der Donck]]|| |- valign="top" ||'''Oosteroom'''||[[Janszen-27|Hendrick Jansz]]||(aka van Schalckwyck) van Ostrom, van Oosteroom, van Ostrum, Oosteroom, Oostrom, van Oosterom|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Oothout'''||[[Oothout-1|Jan Jansz]]||Oothoudt, Oothout|| |- valign="top" ||'''op den Dyke'''||[[Op_den_Dyke-1|Gysbert]]||op den Dyke, op Dyck, op den Dyck, op ten Dyck, Opdyck, Opdycke, Opdyke, Updike|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Opdyck'''||[[Opdyck-8|Louris Jansz]]||Opdyke, Opdyck, Updike|| |- valign="top" ||Ordway|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Orser'''||[[Williamsen-75|Aert Williamsz]]||Orser, Auser|| |- valign="top" ||Osterhout|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Ostrander'''||[[Pietersen-70|Pieter Pietersz]]||Ostrander, Oostrander|| |- valign="top" ||'''Ouderkerk'''||[[Ouderkerk-3|Jan]]||Ouderkerk, Ouderkirk, Ouwerkerk|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Outwater'''||[[Jacobszen-8|Frans Jacobsz]]||Oudewater, van Oudewater, Outwater|| |} [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#A|A]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#B|B]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#C|C]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#D|D]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#E|E]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#F|F]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#G|G]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#H|H]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#I|I]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#J|J]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#K|K]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#L|L]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#M|M]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#N|N]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#O|O]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#P|P]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#Q|Q]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#R|R]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#S|S]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#T|T]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#U|U]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#V|V]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#W|W]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#Y|Y]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#Z|Z]] == P == {|border="0" cellpadding="4px" align="top" style="width: 100%;" !scope="col"| !scope="col"| !scope="col"| !scope="col"| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Packer|| || || |- valign="top" ||Palen|| || || |- valign="top" ||Palmer|| || || |- valign="top" ||Pardee|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Pardon|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''Parmentier'''||[[Parmentier-2|Pierre]]||Parmentier, Palmatier, Palmantier, Palmetier|| |- valign="top" ||Paulison|||| || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Paulison|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''Pawling'''||[[Pawling-1|Hendrick]]||Pawling, Palding, Paelingh, Paaling|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Pearsall|| || || |- valign="top" ||Peck|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Peed|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''Peek'''||[[Peeke-2|Jan]]||Peek, Peeke, Peeck || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||''Peelen''||[[Van_Nieuwkerk-6|Brant]]||(aka van Nieukirk)|| |- valign="top" ||'''Pels'''||[[Pels-2|Evert Evertsz]]|| || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Pelt|| || || |- valign="top" ||Pennoyer|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''Perrin'''||[[Perrin-11|Daniel]]|| || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Perrine|| || || |- valign="top" ||Persen|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Peters|| || || |- valign="top" ||Peterse|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Peterson|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''Peterson'''||[[Jansz-164|Pieter Jansz]]|| Lefferts, Peterson, Haughwout|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Philipse'''||[[Philipse-1|Frederick]]||Philipse, Flypsen|| |- valign="top" ||Phillips|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Phoenix|||| || |- valign="top" ||'''Pia'''||[[Pia-17|Pierre]]||(aka from Picardy) Para, Petersen, Pias|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Pickering|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''Pier'''||[[Teunissen-2|Arent Teunisz]]|| || |- valign="top" ||'''Pier'''||[[Teunisz-24|Jan Teunisz]]|| || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||''Pieters''||[[Pieters-4|Anneken]]||van Woggelum, Woggelum, Macklick, Soogemackelyck|| |- valign="top" ||''Pietersz''||[[Pietersen-101|Andries]]||van Leuven|| |- valign="top" ||''Pietersz''||[[Pietersen-47|Cors]]||Corsen, Corssen, Vroom|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||''Pietersz''||[[Petersen-20|Evert]]*||Keteltas|| |- valign="top" ||''Pietersz''||[[Pietersen-103|Frans]]||(aka Kint van Weelde) Clauw, Klauw || |- valign="top" ||''Pietersz''||[[Pietersen-98|Fredrick]]||Mouritz, Mauritz, Mares, Morris|| |- valign="top" ||''Pietersz''||[[Pieterszen-13|Hendrick]]*||(aka van Wesel, van Duisberg, van Deusenberg, 1,000 berg) Bras, Brass, Bas|| |- valign="top" ||''Pietersz''||[[Pietersen-13|Hilbrandt]]|| || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||''Pietersz''||[[Pieterszen-8|Jacob]]||de Groot, DeGroot|| |- valign="top" ||''Pietersz''||[[Pieterszen-5|Jan]]||(aka van Husum, van Huysen, van Holstein) Staats|| |- valign="top" ||''Pietersz''||[[Pieterse-500|Jillis]]||(aka van ter Goude) Meyer|| |- valign="top" ||''Pietersz''||[[Pieterszen-9|Laurens]]||(aka de Noorman, Noorman)|| |- valign="top" ||''Pietersz''||[[Poulas-2|Paules]]*||(aka van Merven)|| |- valign="top" ||''Pietersz''||[[Pieters-883|Salomon]]||(aka Criolie)|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||''Pietersz''||[[Pieterszen-6|Wynant]]||(aka van Eck) Wijnants, Winans, Winants, Wynants|| |- valign="top" ||Pine|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Plew'''||[[Albertse-14|Hendrik Albertsz]]||Plew, Ploeg|| |- valign="top" ||'''Ploeg'''||[[Albertse-14|Hendrik Albertsz]]||Plew, Ploeg|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Pluvier|| || || |- valign="top" ||Poillon|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Polhemius'''||[[Polhemius-3|Johannes Theodore]] ||Polhemus, Polhemius || |- valign="top" ||'''Pootman'''||[[Pootman-8|Johannes]]||Pootman, Putman|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Post'''||[[Post-56|Adriaen Crijnen]]|| || |- valign="top" ||'''Post'''||[[Post-773|Lodowyck Cornelisz]]||Post, Pos|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Post|| || || |- valign="top" ||Powelson|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Powless|| || || |- valign="top" ||§ '''Prall'''||[[Prall-52|Jan Arentsz]]||(van Heerde) Prall, Praal|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Prat'''||[[Prat-9|Pierre]]||Prat, Praa|| |- valign="top" ||Praul|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Prink|| || || |- valign="top" ||Printup|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Probasco'''||[[Probasco-40|Juriaen]]|| || |- valign="top" ||Probasko|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Proper|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''Provoost'''||[[Provoost-13|David Willemsz]]||Provoost, Provost|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Prudden|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''Pruyn'''||[[Pruyn-33|Frans Jansz]]|| || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Pulis|| || || |} [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#A|A]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#B|B]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#C|C]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#D|D]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#E|E]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#F|F]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#G|G]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#H|H]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#I|I]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#J|J]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#K|K]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#L|L]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#M|M]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#N|N]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#O|O]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#P|P]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#Q|Q]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#R|R]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#S|S]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#T|T]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#U|U]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#V|V]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#W|W]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#Y|Y]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#Z|Z]] == Q == {|border="0" cellpadding="4px" align="top" style="width: 100%;" !scope="col"| !scope="col"| !scope="col"| !scope="col"| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Quack|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''Quackenbosch'''||[[Quackenbosch-3|Pieter Pietersz]]||Bont, Quackenbos, Quackenbus, Quackenbush|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Quilhot|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''Quick'''||[[Quick-71|Theunis Thomasz]]||(aka de Matzelaer van Naarden) Quick, Cuyck|| |} [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#A|A]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#B|B]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#C|C]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#D|D]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#E|E]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#F|F]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#G|G]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#H|H]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#I|I]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#J|J]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#K|K]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#L|L]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#M|M]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#N|N]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#O|O]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#P|P]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#Q|Q]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#R|R]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#S|S]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#T|T]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#U|U]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#V|V]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#W|W]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#Y|Y]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#Z|Z]] == R == {|border="0" cellpadding="4px" align="top" style="width: 100%;" !scope="col"| !scope="col" width="140"| !scope="col"| !scope="col"| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Ral'''||[[Mangelsen-1|Jan Mangelsz]]||Ral, Rall, Roll|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Rall'''||[[Mangelsen-1|Jan Mangelsz]]||Ral, Rall, Roll|| |- valign="top" ||Rambo|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Ramsey|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''Rapalje'''||[[Rapalje-19|Joris Jansz]]||de Rapalje, Rapalje, Rapareillet, Rapelje|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Rathbun|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''Raynor'''||[[Raynor-241|Edward]]||Raynor, Rayner|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Reddenhasen'''||[[Reddenhasen-1|Oben]]|| || |- valign="top" ||Redman|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Reed|| || || |- valign="top" ||Reeder|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Rees'''||[[Rees-508|Andries]]||(van der Lipstradt, van Lipstadt) Rees, Roos, Race|| |- valign="top" ||Regrinar|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Remeyn|| || || |- valign="top" ||''Remmersz''||[[Remmersen-1|Gerrit]]||Gerritsen|| |- valign="top" ||'''Remsen'''||[[Jansen-1252|Rem Jansz]]|| || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Requa|| || || |- valign="top" ||Reygersman|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Reyer|| || || |- valign="top" ||''Reyersz''||[[Reyersen-2|Adrian]]||Adriance, Martense, Ryers, Ryerson|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Reynearson|| || || |- valign="top" ||Rhodes|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Ricardo|| || || |- valign="top" ||Richard|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Richards|| || || |- valign="top" ||Ricker|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Rider|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''Riker'''||[[Van_Lent-17|Abraham Rycken]]||(aka van Lent) Lent, Riker|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Rinckhout'''||[[Rinckhout-2|Jan]]||Rinckhout, Rinckout, Rinkhout|| |- valign="top" ||'''Ringo'''||[[Ringo-27|Philip Jansz]]|| || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Ritsema|| || || |- valign="top" ||Ritter|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''Rodenburgh'''||[[Rodenburgh-1|Lucas]]||Rodenburgh, Rodenberg, Rodenburg|| |- valign="top" ||'''Rodrigues'''||[[Rodrigues-477|Juan]]||Rodrigues, Rodriguez|| |- valign="top" ||''Roelantsz''||[[Roelantszen-1|Adam]]*||(aka van Hamelwaard) Groen|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Roelefs|| || || |- valign="top" ||Roelefsen|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Rogers|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''Roll'''||[[Mangelsen-1|Jan Mangelsz]]||Ral, Rall, Roll|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Romaine|| || || |- valign="top" ||Romeyn|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Romine|| || || |- valign="top" ||Rommen|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Roome'''||[[Janszen-46|Willem Jansz]]||(aka van Rotterdam) Romen, Roome|| |- valign="top" ||Roorbach|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Roos'''||[[Roos-11|Gerrit Jansz]]|| || |- valign="top" ||'''Roosa'''||[[Roosa-86|Albert Heymensz]]||Roosa, Roose, Rosa|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Roseboom'''||[[Roseboom-1|Hendrick Jansz]]||Rooseboom, Rosenboom, Roseboom|| |- valign="top" ||'''Rosenkranz'''||[[Hendricksen-69|Harman Hendricksz]]||Roosenkranz, Rosenkrans, Rosenkrans, Rosencrans|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Ross|| || || |- valign="top" ||''Rudolphus''||[[Rudolphus-1|Pieter]]||(aka de Vries)|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Runyon|| || || |- valign="top" ||Rusco|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Rutgers'''||[[Jacobsen-349|Rutger Jacobsz]]||(aka van Schoenderwoert, van Schoenderwerdt, van Schoonderwoert, van Woert) Rutgers, Rutsen|| |- valign="top" ||'''Rutsen'''||[[Jacobsen-349|Rutger Jacobsz]]||(aka van Schoenderwoert, van Schoenderwerdt, van Schoonderwoert, van Woert) Rutgers, Rutsen|| |- valign="top" ||'''Ruychou'''||[[Ruychou-1|Daniel]]||Richauco, Ruychon, Richaud, Ritsco, Richard|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Ryckman'''||[[Janse-10|Jan Jansz]]|| || |- valign="top" ||''Rycken''||[[Rycken-33|Hendrick]]||Suydam|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||''Rycken''||[[Van_Lent-17|Abraham]]||(aka van Lent) Lent, Riker|| |- valign="top" ||Ryder|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Ryer|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''Ryers'''||[[Reyersen-2|Adrian Reyersz]]||Adriance, Martense, Ryers, Ryerson|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||''Ryersz''||[[Ryerson-7|Marten]]||Ryerson|| |- valign="top" ||'''Ryerson'''||[[Reyersen-2|Adrian Reyersz]]||Adriance, Martense, Ryers, Ryerson|| |- valign="top" ||''Ryndertsz''||[[Rynders-14|Barent]]|| || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Rynearon|| || || |- valign="top" ||Rynearson|| || || |} [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#A|A]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#B|B]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#C|C]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#D|D]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#E|E]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#F|F]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#G|G]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#H|H]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#I|I]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#J|J]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#K|K]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#L|L]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#M|M]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#N|N]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#O|O]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#P|P]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#Q|Q]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#R|R]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#S|S]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#T|T]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#U|U]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#V|V]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#W|W]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#Y|Y]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#Z|Z]] == S == {|border="0" cellpadding="4px" align="top" style="width: 100%;" !scope="col"| !scope="col" width="140"| !scope="col"| !scope="col"| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||§ '''Salisbury'''||[[Salisbury-422|Sylvester]]||Salisbury, Salsbury|| |- valign="top" ||'''Sammans'''||[[Thomaszen-7|Johannes Thomasz]]||Sammans, Sammons || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Sanders'''||[[Sanders-958|Thomas]]||(aka Smith)|| |- valign="top" ||Sanders|| || || |- valign="top" ||''Sandersz''||[[Sandertszen-1|Egbert]]||(aka Metselaer)|| |- valign="top" ||'''Santvoort'''||[[Sandford-5|Jacob Abramsz]]||Santvoort, Sandford|| |- valign="top" ||'''Schaers'''||[[Schaers-4|Johannes Christoffel]]*||Schaers, Schars|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Schaets'''||[[Schaets-3|Gideon]]|| || |- valign="top" ||'''Schamp'''||[[Des_Champs-1|Pieter]]||(aka des Champs) Schamp, Schomp, Eschamp|| |- valign="top" ||'''Schellinger'''||[[Schellinger-9|Jacob]]||Schellenger, Schellinger|| |- valign="top" ||'''Schenck'''||[[Schenck-72|Jan Martensz]]|| || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Schenck'''||[[Schenck-409|Roelof Martensz]]|| || |- valign="top" ||Schneck|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Schepmoes'''||[[Schepmoes-3|Jan Jansz]]|| || |- valign="top" ||'''Schermerhorn'''||[[Schermerhorn-7|Jacob Jansz]]||Schermerhoorn, Schermerhorn|| |- valign="top" ||'''Schol'''||[[Scholl-56|Pieter Jansz]]*||Schol, Scholl, Scholt, Skull, Scull|| |- valign="top" ||'''Schooff'''||[[Schooff-1|Philippus Jacobusz]]|| || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Schoonhoven'''||[[Hendrijcksen-1|Claes Hendricksz]]||van Schoonhoven, Schoonhoven|| |- valign="top" ||'''Schoonmaker'''||[[Schoonmaker-173|Hendrick Jochemsz]] ||Schoonmaker|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Schoonover|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''Schouten'''||[[Schouten-12|Johannes Lucasz]]|| || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Schramm|| || || |- valign="top" ||Schuart|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Schureman'''||[[Schuerman-29|Harmen]]*||Schuurman, Schurman, Schuerman, Schureman, Schuermans, Scurman, Scheurman|| |- valign="top" ||'''Schut'''||[[Schut-4|Jan Harmensz]]||Schut, Schutt || |- valign="top" ||'''Schut'''||[[Schut-141|Willem Jansz]]|| || |- valign="top" ||'''Schuyler'''||[[Schuyler-18|David Pietersz]]|| || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Schuyler'''||[[Schuyler-16|Philip Pietersz]]|| || |- valign="top" ||'''Scudder'''||[[Scudder-46|John]]|| || |- valign="top" ||'''Seales'''||[[Seals-15|John]] || Seals, Sayles, Seales, Celes, Corlij|| |- valign="top" ||'''Seaman'''||[[Seaman-10|John]]|| || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Searing'''||[[Searing-14|Simon]]|| || |- valign="top" ||'''Sebring'''||[[Seubering-14|Jan Roelofsz]]||Sebring, Seubering|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Secor|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''See'''||[[Sy-3|Isaac]]*||See, Sy, Zij, Sie|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Seely|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''Segers'''||[[Van_Egmont-6|Cornelis Segersz]]||(aka van Voorhout) Egmont, van Egmont, Segers|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Segers'''||[[Seger-116|Gerrit Segersz]]||Garrison, Gerritsen, Segars|| |- valign="top" ||''Segersz''||[[Van_Egmont-6|Cornelis]]||(aka van Voorhout) Egmont, van Egmont, Segers|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||''Segersz''||[[Seger-116|Gerrit]]||Garrison, Gerritsen, Segars|| |- valign="top" ||'''Selyns'''||[[Selyns-2|Henricus]]|| || |- valign="top" ||Semon|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Sheldon|| || || |- valign="top" ||Sherman|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Shoecraft|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''Shourd'''||[[Olphertsen-1|Soert Olfertsz]]||(aka Sjoert, Sjourt, Sioert, Olphertsz) Sioerts, Shourd, Shuart|| |- valign="top" ||Shryrock|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Shuart|| || || |- valign="top" ||Shutts|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Sickels'''||[[Sickles-24|Zacharias]]|| || |- valign="top" ||'''Sioerts'''||[[Olphertsen-1|Soert Olfertsz]]||(aka Sjoert, Sjourt, Sioert, Olphertsz) Sioerts, Shourd, Shuart|| |- valign="top" ||Silvernail|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Simmons|| || || |- valign="top" ||Simonson|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Simpson|| || || |- valign="top" ||Sinderen|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Sinsabaugh|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''Sip'''||[[Sip-5|Adriaen Hendricksz]]||Sips, Zips|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Skaat(s)|| || || |- valign="top" ||Skellenger|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Skidmore'''||[[Skidmore-153|John]]|| || |- valign="top" ||Skidmore|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Skillman'''||[[Skillman-18|Thomas]] || || |- valign="top" ||'''Slecht'''||[[Slecht-2|Cornelis Barentsz]]||Slecht, Sleght, Slegt, Sleight|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Slingerland'''||[[Slingerland-3|Teunis Cornelisz]]|| || |- valign="top" ||'''Slot'''||[[Slodt-2|Jan Pietersz]]||Slot, Sloat, Slodt, Slote || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Smades|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''Smedes'''||[[Smeddes-1|Jan]]||Smedes, Smeedes, Smelt, Smeddis, Smeeden || |- valign="top" ||'''Smeeman'''||[[Smeeman-1|Harman]]|| Smeeman, Smeman|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Smeets'''||[[Smeets-10|Adriaen Lambertsz]]||Smeets, Smidt, Smid, Smith|| |- valign="top" ||Smith|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Smock'''||[[Smock-134|Hendrick Mattysz]]||Smack, Smock|| |- valign="top" ||'''Snedeker'''||[[Snedeker-9|Jan Gerritsz]]||Snediker, Snedecker, Snedecor, Snedeker, Snedeger|| |- valign="top" ||'''Sneden'''||[[Sneden-4|Jan]] ||Sneden, Snedinx || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Sneden|| || || |- valign="top" ||Snedijer|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Snook|| || || |- valign="top" ||Snyder|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Somerdyck'''||[[Jacobsen-22|Cornelis Jacobsz]]||(aka van Vreelandt) Stille, Somerdyke, Somerdyck, Woertendyk, Wortendyke|| |- valign="top" ||Somerendyck|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Southard'''||[[Southard-61|Thomas]]|| || |- valign="top" ||Spader|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Spell|| || || |- valign="top" ||Spicer|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''Spiegelar'''||[[Spiegelar-1|Jan]]||Spiegelar, Spiegelaer, Spiegel || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Spier'''||[[Spier-76|Hendrick Jansz]]*||Spier, Speer, Spear|| |- valign="top" ||Spitzer|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||§ '''Spoor'''||[[Spoor-87|Jan Wybesz]]|| || |- valign="top" ||Sprigg|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Springs|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''Springsteen'''||- [[Jans-431|Geesje Jans]]|| || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Sprong'''||[[Sprong-96|Johannes]] ||Sprong, Sprung, Spronk, Spronck, Sprongh || |- valign="top" ||'''Staats'''||[[Pieterszen-5|Jan Pietersz]]||(aka van Huysen, van Holstein) Staats|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Staets'''||[[Staets-15|Abraham]]||Staats, Staets|| |- valign="top" ||Stagg|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Stallcup|| || || |- valign="top" ||Standerwick|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''Steenwyck'''||[[Steenwyck-3|Cornelis]]|| || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Stellenwerf|| || || |- valign="top" ||Stelmann|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Stephens|| || || |- valign="top" ||''Stephensz''||[[Stephensz-3|Cornelis]] ||Muller, Mulder, Miller, Mueller, Muldor || |- valign="top" ||'''Sterrevelt'''||[[Huybertszen-1|Adriaen Huybertsz]]||Sterreveld, Starreveld, Sterrevelt, Starrevelt, Sterrenvelt|| |- valign="top" ||Stevens|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Stevenson|| || || |- valign="top" ||Stevenszen|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Steymets|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''Stille'''||[[Jacobsen-22|Cornelis Jacobsz]]||(aka van Vreelandt) Stille, Somerdyke, Somerdyck, Woertendyk, Wortendyke|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Stillwell'''||[[Stillwell-18|Nicholas]]||Stilwell, Stillwell|| |- valign="top" ||Stivenson|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Stockton'''||[[Stockton-125|Richard]]|| || |- valign="top" ||''Stoffelsz''||[[Stoffelszen-3|Jacob]]|| || |- valign="top" ||'''Stol'''||[[Stol-1|Jacob Jansz]]||(aka Hap)|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Stoothoff'''||[[Stoothoff-1|Elbert Elbertsz]]||Stoothoof|| |- valign="top" ||'''Storm'''||[[Storm-14|Dirck Goris]]|| || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Stout'''||[[Stout-60|Richard]]|| || |- valign="top" ||'''Stoutenburg'''||[[Stoutenburg-3|Pieter]]||(aka van Oldenbarnevelt) Stoutenburg, Stoutenberg, Stoutenburgh, van Stoutenburgh|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Stow|| || || |- valign="top" ||Straat|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''Straatmaker'''||[[Straatmaker-6|Dirck]]||Straetmaker, Stratemaker, Straatmaecker, Stratemaecker|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Straetmaker|| || || |- valign="top" ||Streit|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Strickland'''||[[Strickland-125|John]]|| || |- valign="top" ||Struble|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''Strycker'''||[[Strycker-2|Jacob Gerritsz]]||Strijcker, Striker Stryker, Strycker|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||§ '''Strycker'''||[[Strijcker-10|Jan Gerritsz]]||Strijcker, Striker, Stryker, Strycker|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Stults|| || || |- valign="top" ||Sturtevant|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Stuyvesant'''||[[Stuyvesant-3|Pieter]]|| || |- valign="top" ||Suffern|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Sutphen'''||[[Wesseling-12|Jan Hendricksz]]||(aka Wesseling, Henrick op Groote Wesselinck Soone, van Groote Wesselinck) Sutphen, Sutphin, van Sutphen, van Zutphen, Zutphen|| |- valign="top" ||'''Sutphin'''||[[Wesseling-12|Jan Hendricksz]]||(aka Wesseling, Henrick op Groote Wesselinck Soone, van Groote Wesselinck) Sutphen, Sutphin, van Sutphen, van Zutphen, Zutphen|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Suydam'''||[[Rycken-33|Hendrick Rycken]]|| || |- valign="top" ||'''Swaim'''||[[Barentsz-2|Mattijss Barentsz]]||(aka van Leerdam) Swaim, Tysen, Tice, Matthys, Mathews, Swinn, Thysen, Sweem|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Swanson|| || || |- valign="top" ||Swart|||| || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Swart'''||[[Swart-14|Jacob]]||(aka Hellakers) Swart, Swarts|| |- valign="top" ||'''Swart'''||[[Swart-18|Teunis Cornelisz]]|| || |- valign="top" ||Swartwood|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Swartwout'''||[[Swartwout-25|Tomys]]||Swarthout, Swartout, Swartwout|| |- valign="top" ||Sweetman|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Sweeren'''||[[Sweeren-11|Hendrick]]|| || |- valign="top" ||'''Swits'''||[[Swits-12|Claes Cornelis]]|| || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||''Syboutsz''||[[Syboutszen-1|Herck]]||Cronkhite, Cronkite, Krankheyt, Krankheit, Crankheyt|| |- valign="top" ||''Syrachsz''||[[Sirachs-1|Titus]]||(aka de Vries) Titus|| |} [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#A|A]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#B|B]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#C|C]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#D|D]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#E|E]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#F|F]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#G|G]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#H|H]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#I|I]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#J|J]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#K|K]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#L|L]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#M|M]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#N|N]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#O|O]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#P|P]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#Q|Q]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#R|R]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#S|S]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#T|T]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#U|U]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#V|V]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#W|W]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#Y|Y]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#Z|Z]] == T == {|border="0" cellpadding="4px" align="top" style="width: 100%;" !scope="col"| !scope="col"| !scope="col"| !scope="col"| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Tack'''||[[Tack-15|Aert Pietersz]]||Tack, Tak|| |- valign="top" ||''Tadesz''||[[Tades-1|Michiel]]|| van Yderstein, Iderstein, van Iderstine || |- valign="top" ||'''Talma'''||[[Talma-6|Douwe Harmansz]]||Taelman, Tallman, Talman|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Tappan'''||[[Tappan-4|Jurian Teunisz]]||Tappan, Tappen|| |- valign="top" ||Taylor|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Teachout|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''Teller'''||[[Teller-12|William]]|| || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Teller|| || || |- valign="top" ||? '''ten Broeck'''||[[Ten_Broeck-34|Wessel]]|| || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Ten Broeck|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''ten Eyck'''||[[Ten_Eyck-85|Coenraedt]]||ten Eijck, ten Eyck|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''ter Bosch'''||[[Ter_Bosch-3|Johannes]]||ter Bosch, ter Bos, Bosch|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Terhune'''||[[Albertszen-1|Albert Albertsz]]||(aka de Lintwever) Terhune, Terhuyne|| |- valign="top" ||Terpenning|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''Terwilliger'''||[[Evertsz-16|Jan Evertsz]]||Terwilliger, van der Williger|| |- valign="top" ||''Teunisz''||[[Theuniszen-4|Aert]]||(aka Willemszen, van Putten) Arentsen|| |- valign="top" ||''Teunisz''||[[Teuniszen-1|Claes]]||(aka Uylenspiegel)|| |- valign="top" ||''Teunisz''||[[Teuniszen-3|Dirck]]||(aka Noorman)|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||''Teunisz''||[[Verschuer-1|Gysbert]]*||(aka Barneveldt) Verscheur, van der Scheur, van der Scheuren|| |- valign="top" ||''Teunisz''||[[Teuniszen-2|Hendrick]]||Hellingh, Helling, Helm|| |- valign="top" ||''Teunisz''||[[Theuniszen-2|Herman]]||(aka van Zell)|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||''Teunisz''||[[Metselaer-15|Teunis]]||(aka de Metselaer) Metselaer, Egberts|| |- valign="top" ||''Teunisz''||[[Teunissen-124|Tobias]]||(aka van Leyden) || |- valign="top" ||Thayer|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||''Thomasz''||[[Thomase-2|Jan]]||(aka van Oostenvelt) Witbeck, Whitbeck|| |- valign="top" ||''Thomasz''||[[Tomassen-32|Juriaen]]||(aka Tomassen) van Ripen, van Riper, van Rypen|| |- valign="top" ||'''Thorne'''||[[Thorne-121|William]]|| || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Tibbitts|| || || |- valign="top" ||Tice|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Tickmor|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''Tiebout'''||[[Tiebout-2|Jan]]||Thybaut, Tiebaut, Tibout, Thibout, Tebou, Thibou, Tiebout, Tebow|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Tietsoort'''||[[Willemszen-6|Abraham Willemsz]]||Tietsoort, Tietsort, Titsworth, Teachout|| |- valign="top" ||Tilburgh|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Tilton|| || || |- valign="top" ||Titsworth|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''Titus'''||[[Titus-9|Edmond]]|| || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Titus'''||[[Sirachs-1|Titus Syrachsz]]||(aka de Vries)|| |- valign="top" ||'''Toers'''||[[Toers-4|Arent Laurensz]]*||Toers, Tuers, Turse|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Toliver|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''Toll'''||[[Carelse-20|Hans Carelsz]]||(aka Noorman)|| |- valign="top" ||''Tomasz''||[[Tomasse-1|Hendrick]]|| || |- valign="top" ||''Tomasz''||[[Tomassen-32|Juriaen]]||(aka Thomasz) van Ripen, van Riper, van Rypen|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Tourneur'''||[[Tourneur-3|Jean]]|| || |- valign="top" ||Townsend|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Traphagen'''||[[Traphagen-2|Willem Jansz]]||Traphagen, Traphage, Traphagel|| |- valign="top" ||Traux|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Tredwell|| || || |- valign="top" ||Trempler|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Turck'''||[[Turck-3|Paulus Jacobsz]]|| || |- valign="top" ||Turk|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Turner|| || || |- valign="top" ||Turnure|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Turse|| || || |- valign="top" ||Turslain|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Tuthill|| || || |- valign="top" ||Tymeson|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Tysen'''||[[Barentsz-2|Mattijss Barentsz]]||(aka van Leerdam) Swaim, Tysen, Tice, Matthys, Mathews, Swinn, Thysen, Sweem|| |- valign="top" ||Tyssen|| || || |} [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#A|A]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#B|B]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#C|C]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#D|D]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#E|E]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#F|F]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#G|G]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#H|H]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#I|I]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#J|J]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#K|K]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#L|L]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#M|M]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#N|N]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#O|O]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#P|P]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#Q|Q]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#R|R]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#S|S]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#T|T]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#U|U]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#V|V]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#W|W]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#Y|Y]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#Z|Z]] == U == {|border="0" cellpadding="4px" align="top" style="width: 100%;" !scope="col" width="150"| !scope="col" width="150"| !scope="col"| !scope="col"| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Underhill'''||[[Underhill-12|John]]|| || |- valign="top" ||'''Updike'''||[[Op_den_Dyke-1|Gysbert]]||op Dyck, op den Dyck, op den Dyke, op ten Dyck, Opdyck, Opdycke, Opdyke, Updike|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Updike'''||[[Opdyck-8|Louris Jansz]]||Opdyke, Opdyck, Updike|| |- valign="top" ||'''Uytten Bogaert'''||[[Uytenbogaert-2|Gysbert Elbertsz]]||Uyttenbogaert, Uytten Bogaert, Uyt Den Bogaert, Uytenbogaert, Uittenbogert|| |} [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#A|A]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#B|B]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#C|C]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#D|D]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#E|E]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#F|F]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#G|G]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#H|H]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#I|I]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#J|J]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#K|K]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#L|L]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#M|M]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#N|N]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#O|O]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#P|P]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#Q|Q]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#R|R]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#S|S]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#T|T]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#U|U]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#V|V]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#W|W]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#Y|Y]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#Z|Z]] == V == {| cellpadding="4px" align="top" !scope="col" width="150"| !scope="col"| !scope="col"| !scope="col"| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Valentine'''||[[Valentine-87|Richard]] || || |- valign="top" ||Valentine|| || || |- valign="top" ||Van Albady|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''van Alcmaer'''||[[Pieterszen-15|Adriaen Pietersz]]||van Alkmaar, van Alcmar, Alcmaer|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''van Alen'''||[[Van_Alen-49|Laurens]]|| || |- valign="top" ||'''van Alen'''||[[Van_Alen-2|Pieter]]|| || |- valign="top" ||Van Alen|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Van Allen|| || || |- valign="top" ||Van Alst|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''van Alstyne'''||[[Van_Alstyne-2|Jan Martensz]]||(aka de Wever) van Aelsteyn, van Alstein, van Alstyne || |- valign="top" ||'''van Amburgh'''||[[VanAmburg-3|Hendrick Arentsz]]*|| van Amburgh, van Amburg, van Emburgh, Namburgh || |- valign="top" || Van Anda|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Van Anden|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''van Antwerpen'''||[[Van_Antwerpen-7|Daniel Jansz]] ||van Antwerp ||[[:Category:Van_Antwerpen_Family_of_New_Netherland|[Family]]] |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''van Arnhem'''||[[Van_Arnhem-5|Jan Dirksz]]* || || |- valign="top" ||'''van Arsdalen'''||[[Van_Arsdalen-17|Symon Jansz]] ||Van Arsdalen, Van Aersal, Van Aersdal, Van Arsdale|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Van Atta|| || || |- valign="top" ||Van Atten|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" || Van Auken|| || || |- valign="top" || '''van Barkelo'''||[[Lubberdinck-1|Harmen Jansz Lubberdinck]]||van Barkelo, van Borkelo, Barcalo, Berkelow, Barkeloo, van Borculo, Burklow, Bartlow|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''van Barkelo''' ||[[Lubberdinck-5|Willem Jansz Lubberdinck]]||van Barkelo, van Borkelo, Barcalo, Berkelow, Barkeloo, van Borculo, Burklow, Bartlow|| |- valign="top" ||'''van Benthuysen'''||[[Van_Benthuysen-2|Paulus Maertensz]]||van Benthuysen, van Benthuijsen, van Benthuisen|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Van Bergen || || || |- valign="top" || '''van Blarcom'''||[[Gysbertsen-1|Lubbert Gysbertsz]]|| || |- valign="top" ||'''van Boekhoven'''||[[Van_Boekhoven-1|Claas Jansz]]||van Boekhoven, van Boeckhoven, Boekenhoven, van Beckhoven, || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''van Boerum''' ||[[Van_Boerum-1|William Jacobsz]]||Boerum, Booraem, van Boerum || |- valign="top" || '''van Borsum'''||[[Van_Borsum-4|Egbert]] || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''van Brakel'''||[[Van_Brakel-63|Gysbert Gerritsz]]|| || |- valign="top" ||Van Bramen|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''van Breestede'''||[[Van_Breestede-14|Jan Jansz]]*||van Breestede, van Breedstede, Breestede, Brestede, Braisted, Bristed, Breasted|| |- valign="top" ||'''van Bremen'''||[[Van_Bremen-3|Jan Dirksz]] || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" || Van Bremer|| || || |- valign="top" ||Van Brocklin || || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Van Broklin|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''van Brug'''||[[Van_Brug-12|Gillis Jansz]]||van Brug, van Brugh, Verbrugge, VanBrug, van Brugge, Vanbrugge, van Brugh || |- valign="top" ||'''van Brugh'''||[[Van_Brugh-1|Johannes Pietersz]] ||(aka van Haerlem) van Brug, van Brugge, ver Brugge, van Brugh, Verbrugge, van der Brugge|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''van Brunt'''||[[Van_Brunt-99|Rutger Joesten]] || || |- valign="top" ||'''van Bunschoten'''||[[Van_Bunschoten-78|Theunis Elisz]]||Benschoten, Bunschoten, van Benschoten, van Bunschoten, van Bunschooten || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''van Buren'''||[[Maesz-1|Cornelis Maesz]]||van Buijrmalsen, van Buurmalsen, Bloemendaal, Bloomingdale, van Buren|| |- valign="top" ||'''van Buskirk'''||[[Van_Buskirk-25|Laurens Andriesz]]*||Buskirk, van Buskirk|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''van Buurmalsen'''||[[Van_Buurmalsen-2|Cornelis Maesz]]||van Buijrmalsen, van Buurmalsen, Bloemendaal, Bloomingdale, van Buren|| |- valign="top" ||Van Campen|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||§ '''van Cleave'''||[[Van_Cleave-84|Jan Cornelisz]]||van Cleave, van Cleef, Van Kleef, van Cleve, van der Cliff, van Cleft|| |- valign="top" ||Van Coehorn|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Van Cott|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''van Cortlandt'''||[[Van_Cortlandt-6|Oloff Stevensz]]||van Courtland|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Van Cott|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''van Couwenhoven'''||[[Van_Couwenhoven-19|Wolphert Gerretsz]]||Couwenhoven, van Couenhoven, van Kouwenhoven, Conover, Couwenhoven, Cowenhoven, Crownover, Kouwenhoven|| |- valign="top" ||'''van Curler'''||[[Van_Curler-4|Arent]]||van Corlaer|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Van Daigen|| || || |- valign="top" || Van Dalsen|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''van Dam'''||[[Van_Dam-96|Claes Ripsz]]* || || |- valign="top" ||Van De Burg|| || || |- valign="top" ||Van De Linde || || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Van De Poll|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''van de Water'''||[[Van_de_Water-52|Benjamin]]|| || |- valign="top" ||'''van den Bergh'''||[[Cornelisz-107|Gysbert Cornelisz]]||(aka van Weesp, Waert, Weert) van den Bergh, Vandenburg, van den Berg, van den Burch, Vandenbergh, van den Burg|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''van den Bosch'''||[[Van_Den_Bosch-14|Jan Woutersz]]*||van den Bosch, van der Bosch, Bush, Johnson || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||van den Oever||[[Van_den_Oever-9|Maycken Hendricks]]||Crom, Crum, Krom, Krum|| |- valign="top" ||'''van der Beeck''' ||[[Jansen-1252|Rem Jansz]] ||van der Beek, van der Beck, Vanderbeek, Remsen|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''van der Beeck''' ||[[VanDerBeck-7|Paulus]] ||van der Beek, van der Beck, Vanderbeck, Vanderbeek|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Van Der Bogart || || || |- valign="top" ||Van Der Burgh|| || || |- valign="top" || '''van der Burgh'''||[[Vanderburgh-65|Lucas Dircksz]]||van der Berg, van den Berg, Vanderburgh, Vandenburgh, van der Burg, van den Burg, van der Burgh, van den Burgh|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Van Der Cook|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''van der Cuyl'''||[[Van_de_Kuyl-2|Cornelis Barentsz]] ||van der Kuyl, van der Cuyl, vanderKuyl|| |- valign="top" ||'''van der Donck'''||[[Van_der_Donck-1|Adriaen Cornelisz]]|| || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''van der Grist'''||[[Leendertszen-1|Jacob Leendertsz]]||van de Grift, van de Grist, van der Grist, Vandergrift|| |- valign="top" ||'''van der Grist'''||[[Leendertsen-2|Paulus Leendertsz]] || van de Grift, van de Grist, van der Grist, Vandergrift|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Van Der Hegen|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''van der Heyden'''||[[Van_der_Heyden-51|Mattys]]|| || |- valign="top" ||'''van der Hoeven'''||- [[Van_Velpen-9|Geertje Cornelis]]||(aka Guertgen, van Fulpen, van Fulper, van Velpen) van der Hoeven, van der Hoeve, van der Hoff, Vanderhoff|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Van Der Hoff || || || |- valign="top" ||Van Der Hoof || || | |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||? '''van der Linden'''||[[Van_Der_Linde-106|Joost]] ||van der Linden, Vanlinden, van der Linde, Vanderlinden, Vanderlinde || |- valign="top" ||Van Der Linder|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||van der Lipstadt||[[Van_der_Lipstadt-1|Barent Balthus]]||van Kleeck, van Kleek|| |- valign="top" ||Van Der Lyn|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''van der Marck'''||[[Van_der_Marck-29|Thomas]]||van de Mark, Vandermark || |- valign="top" ||'''van der Poel'''||[[Vanderpoel-6|Wynant Gerritsz]]||van der Poel|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Van Der Pool|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''van der Schuuren'''||[[Van_Der_Schuuren-1|Willem]]||van der Schuur|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Van Der Slice|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''van der Spiegel'''||[[Van_der_Spiegel-1|Laurens Jansz]]|| || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''van der Veer'''||[[Van_der_Veer-58|Cornelis Jansz]]||(aka de Seeuw) van der Veer, van de Veer, Vanderveer, Vandeveer, vander Veer|| |- valign="top" ||'''van der Veer'''||[[Van_Der_Veer-7|Jacob]]|| || |- valign="top" ||'''van der Volgen'''||[[Van_Der_Volgen-2|Claas Lourensz]]|| || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''van Der Voort'''||[[Van_der_Voort-21|Michael Paulusz]]||van der Voort, van de Voort, Vandervoort, Vandevoort|| |- valign="top" ||'''van der Werken'''||[[Van_Der_Werken-3|Roelof Gerritsz]]||van der Werken, van der Werke|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Van Der Werker|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''van der Zee'''||[[Bradt-2|Albert Andriesz Bradt]]|| (aka de Noorman) Bratt|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''van Deursen'''||[[Van_Deursen-25|Abraham Pietersz]]||van Deursen, van Deusen, van Dusen, van Duser, van Duzer, van Duzor|| |- valign="top" ||'''van Deventer'''||[[Van_Deventer-2|Jan Pietersz]]||van Deventer, van de Venter, Vandeventer, Venter|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''van Dien'''||[[Garrison-2343|Dirck Gerritsz]] ||van Dien, van Dyne, van Duyn || |- valign="top" ||Van Dine|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Van Ditmarsen|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''van Doesburg'''||[[Van_Doesburg-8|Hendrick Andriesz]]*|| || |- valign="top" ||Van Doersen|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Van Dolen|| || || |- valign="top" ||Van Donk|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" || § '''van Doorn'''||[[Van_DOORN-17|Christian Pietersz]]||van Doren, van Doorn|| |- valign="top" ||Van Driessen|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Van Dunk|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''van Duyn'''||[[Van_Duyn-5|Gerrit Cornelisz]]|| || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Van Duyne|| || || |- valign="top" ||§ '''van Dyck'''||[[Claess-3|Frans Claesz]]||van Dijck, van Dyck|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''van Dyck'''||[[Van_Dyck-63|Hendrick]]||van Dijck, van Dyke, van Dyck|| |- valign="top" ||? '''van Dyck||[[Van_Dyck-74|Jan Thomasz]]||van Dijck, van Dyke, van Dyck|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Van Dyke|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''van Egmont'''||[[Van_Egmont-6|Cornelis Segersz]]||(aka van Voorhout) Egmont, Segers|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''van Elmendorp'''||[[Elmendorp-3|Jacobus]]||van Elmendorf, Elmendorf|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Van Enden|| || || |- valign="top" ||Van Epps|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''van Eps'''||- [[Damen-26|Maritie Damen]]|| || |- valign="top" ||'''van Etten'''||[[Van_Etten-15|Jacob Jansz]]*|| || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Van Evera|| || || |- valign="top" ||Van Every|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Van Fleet|| || || |- valign="top" ||Van Feurden|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''van Garden'''||[[Gysbertsen-3|Albert Gysbertsz]]||van Garden, van Gaerden, van Gerden|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''van Gelder'''||[[Van_Gelder-78|Evert Hendricksz]]||van Gelder|| |- valign="top" ||§ '''van Giesen'''||[[Van_Giesen-6|Reynier Bastiaensz]]* || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Van Gorden|| || || |- valign="top" ||Van Gorder|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Van Griethuysen|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''van Gulick'''||[[Van_Gulick-1|Hendrick]]||Gulick, van Gulick|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Van Guyseling|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''van Halen'''||[[Van_Halen-21|Pieter]]||van Halen, van Alen, van Allen, van Hale|| |- valign="top" ||'''van Hamel'''||[[Van_Hamel-8|Theodorus "Dirck"]]||Hamel|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Van Hart|| || || |- valign="top" ||Van Heusen|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''van Heyningen'''||[[Heijning-1|Claes Jansz]]||(aka Tuynnier, tuynier, van der Heyden) Heyningen, Heijningen, van Heijningen, van Heynigen, van Heyning|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Van Hise|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''van Hoeck'''||[[Van_Hoeck-14|Arent Isaacsz]]* ||van Hoeck, van Hook|| |- valign="top" ||Van Hoesen|| || || |- valign="top" ||Van Hooser|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''van Horn'''||[[Van_Horn-16|Christiaen Barentsz]]||van Hoorn, van Horn|| |- valign="top" ||'''van Horn'''||[[Cornelisz-54|Jan Cornelisz]]||van Hoorn, van Horn, van Hooren, van Horne|| |- valign="top" ||'''van Horn'''||[[Cornelissen-127|Matthys Cornelisz]]||(aka van Jutlandt) van Hoorn, van Horn, van Horne|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Van Horne|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''van Houten'''||[[Cornelissen-2|Roelof Cornelisz]]|| || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''van Husum'''||[[Van_Husum-2|Jan Fransz]]||van Husum, van Heusen, van Hoesen, van Hoesem, van Huysen|| |- valign="top" ||Van Huysen|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''van Imbroeck'''||[[Van_Imbroeck-3|Gysbert]] ||van Imbroeck, van Imbroek, van Emburg, van Emburgh, van Ambourg || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Van Inwegen|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''van Iselsteyn'''||[[Van_Iselsteyn-1|Jan Willemsz]]|| (aka van Leyden) van Yeselsteyn, van Isselsteyn|| |- valign="top" ||'''van Iveren'''||[[Fredrickszen-1|Meynert Fredricksz]]||van Iveren, van Yveren|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Van Keiren|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''van Keuren'''||[[Jansz-67|Mathijs Jansz]]||Jansen, van Ceulen, van Keulen, van Keuren, van Kuren, van Curen|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''van Kirk'''||[[Van_Kirk-30|Jan Jansz]]*||ver Kercken, ver Kerk, Verkerck, Verkerk, Verkercken|| |- valign="top" ||'''van Kleeck'''||[[Van_der_Lipstadt-1|Barent Balthus van der Lipstadt]]||van Kleeck, van Kleek|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''van Kortryk'''||[[Van_Kortryk-12|Jan Bastiansz]]||van Kortryke, Courtright, Kortright, Kortrecht, Cortregt, Low, Lowe, Louw|| |- valign="top" ||'''van Kortryk'''||[[Van_Kortryk-5|Michiel Bastiansz]]||van Kortryke, Courtright, Cortregt, Kortright, Kortrecht|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''van Kuykendall'''||[[Leurtss-1|Jacob Leurtsz]]||Coykendall, Kuykendaal, Kuykendall|| |- valign="top" ||'''van Laer'''||[[Van_Laer-59|Adriaen]]|| || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Van Law|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''van Leeuwen'''||[[Van_Leeuwen-437|Frederick Hendricksz]]||van Liew|| |- valign="top" ||'''van Lenneps'''||[[Van_Lenneps-1|Herman Jansz]]|| || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''van Leuven'''||[[Pietersen-101|Andries Pietersz]]|| || |- valign="top" ||Van Loan|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''van Loon'''||[[Van_Loon-42|Jan]]|| || |- valign="top" ||'''van Mater'''||[[Van_Mater-13|Jan Gysbertsz]]||Van Meter, Vanmeter, Van Matre, Van Metre, van Meteren, van Meeteren [http://www.familytreedna.com/public/VanMeterSurnameProject/ Van Meter Family Tree DNA Surname Project]: "Van Meter is used as the generic [for] Van Meter, Vanmeter, Van Matre, Van Metre, van Meteren, van Meeteren.... Almost everyone in the United States and Canada, with an ancestor named Van Meter, is descended from Jan Joosten (1626-1704) or Jan Gysbertsen (1624-?). What we don't know is if these two were related." || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''van Meteren'''||[[Van_Meteren-8|Jan Joosten]]||Van Meter, Vanmeter, Van Matre, Van Metre, van Meteren, van Meeteren || |- valign="top" ||Van Middlesworth|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''van Naame'''||[[Van_Naame-2|Jochem Englebertz]]||van Namen, van Name|| |- valign="top" ||Van Neman|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''van Nes'''||[[Van_Nes-28|Cornelis Hendriksz]]|| || |- valign="top" ||Van Ness|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''van Nest'''||[[Van_Nest-15|Pieter Pietersz]]||(aka van Bremen) van Nest, van Ess, van Ness, and van Neste|| |- valign="top" ||Van Newkirk|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Van Nice|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''van Nieuwenhuysen'''||[[Nieuwenhuysen-1|Wilhemus]] || || |-valign="top" ||§ '''van Nieuwkerk'''||[[Cornelisen-1|Gerrit Cornelisz]]|| || |-valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||§ '''van Nieuwkerk'''||[[Van_Nieuwkerck-1|Matheus Cornelisz]]|| || |- valign="top" ||'''van Noordstrant'''||[[Van_Noordstrant-1|Hans Jansz]]||(aka Noorman, Hansen) van Noordstrant, van Noorstrant, van Nostrand, van Noortstrand|| |-valign="top" ||'''van Noordstrant'''||[[Van_Oostrant-1|Jacob Jansz]]||(aka de Brouwer) van Noordstrant, van Noorstrant, van Nostrand, van Noortstrand|| |- valign="top" ||'''van Norden'''||[[Wesselszen-3|Pieter Wesselsz]]||van Orden, van Norden|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Van Norman|| || || |- valign="top" ||Van Nosdall|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Van Nostrand|| || || |- valign="top" ||Van Nort|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''van Nuys'''||[[Jansen-735|Aucke Jansz]]||van Nuijs, van Nuis, van Nuys, Nuys, van Nuys, van Nuyse, van Nice|| |- valign="top" ||'''van Oblinus'''||[[Van_Oblinus-1|Joost]]||O'Bleness, Oblenis, Oblinus, Houplines|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''van Oldenburg'''||[[Van_Oldenburg-1|Gerret Jansz]]*||(aka de Mof, de Muff) Garretson, Garrison, Gerritsen|| |- valign="top" ||Van Olinda|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''van Orden'''||[[Unknown-353924|Jan]]||van Orden, van Norden|| |- valign="top" ||§ '''van Oort'''||[[Van_Noort-108|Goosen Jansz]]*||(aka van Beest) van Noort, van Voort, van Note|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''van Oosterhout'''||[[Van_Oosterhout-1|Jan Jansz]]||Osterhout|| |- valign="top" ||Van Paassen|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Van Papendrecht|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''van Pelt'''||[[Van_Pelt-287|Matthys Jansz]]||Laen, Laenen van Pelt, Laenen, Lane|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''van Pelt'''||[[Van_Pelt-28|Teunis Jansz]]||Laen, Laenen van Pelt, Laenen, Lane|| |- valign="top" ||'''van Petten'''||[[Van_Petten-5|Claes Fredericksz]]||van Petten, van Patten || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''van Rensselaer'''||[[Van_Rensselaer-9|Jeremias]]|| || |- valign="top" ||Van Reypen|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Van Riper|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''van Rollegom'''||[[Van_Rollegom-2|Jan Joostsz]]|| || |- valign="top" ||'''van Rosenvelt'''||[[Van_Rosenvelt-1|Claes Martensz]]||Roosevelt, Rosevelt, van Rosenvelt|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Van Rouk|| || || |- valign="top" ||Van Rycjman|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Van Salbergen|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''van Salee'''||[[Jansen-455|Anthony Jansz]]||(aka Turk)|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''van Salee'''||[[Jansen-132|Abraham Jansz]]|| || |- valign="top" ||'''van Sant'''||[[Harmenszen-1|Stoffel Harmensz]]||van Sant, van Sandt, Vansandt, Vansant, van Zandt, van Sand|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Van Scaline|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''van Schaick'''||[[Van_Schaick-80|Cornelis Aertsz]]||van Schaack, van Schaick, van Schaijck, van Schayck|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''van Schaick'''||[[Van_Schaick-69|Goosen Gerritsz]]||van Schaack, van Schayck|| |- valign="top" ||'''van Schaick'''||[[Van_Schaick-116|Nicholas Laurensz]]||(aka Bever) van Schaick, van Schayck|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Van Schaide|| || || |- valign="top" ||Van Schelluyne|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''van Schyven'''||[[Wouterszen-4|Willem Woutersz]]||van der Schruyven, van Schyver, van Schyven, van Scheyven, van Schuyven|| |- valign="top" ||'''van Schlick'''||[[Van_Slyke-19|Cornelis Antonisz]]*||(aka Broeder, Broer, Cornelis Teunisz, van Breuckelen) van Slyck, van Slyke|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''van Schoonhoven'''||[[Hendrijcksen-1|Claes Hendricksz]]||van Schoonhoven, Schoonhoven|| |- valign="top" ||'''van Schouw'''||[[Corneliss-2|Claes Cornelisz]]||(aka Meutelaer, Neutelaer, de Rademaaker) van Schouw, van Schouwen|| |- valign="top" ||Van Sciver|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Van Scoter|| || || |- valign="top" ||Van Scoy|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Van Scoyoc|| || || |- valign="top" ||Van Sickle|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''van Sicklen'''||[[Van_Sichelen-1|Ferdinandus Jansz]] ||van Sicklen, van Sycklin, van Sichelen, van Sickelen, van Schyellen, van Sickel || |- valign="top" ||Van Sicklin|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Van Sinderen|| || || |- valign="top" ||Van Sindersen|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''van Sise'''||[[Carelszen-2|Joost Carelsz]]||van Sise, van Syse, van Sysen, van Cise|| |- valign="top" ||'''van Slichtenhorst'''||[[Van_Slichtenhorst-6|Brant Artsz]]||van Slichtenhorst, van Schlichtenhorst, van Slechtenhorst|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''van Slyck'''||[[Van_Slyck-32|William Pietersz]]*||(aka Neef, Neefje) van Slyck, van Slyke|| |- valign="top" ||Van Stay|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''van Steenberg'''||[[Jansen-21|Jan Jansz]]||(aka van Amersfoort)|| |- valign="top" ||'''van Steenwyck'''||[[Van_Steenwijck-1|Gerrit Jansz]]||van Steenwijck, van Steenwyck|| |- valign="top" ||'''van Sutphen'''||[[Wesseling-12|Jan Hendricksz]]||(aka Wesseling, Henrick op Groote Wesselinck Soone, van Groote Wesselinck) Sutphen, Sutphin, van Sutphen, van Zutphen, Zutphen|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''van Swearingen'''||[[Van_Swearingen-14|Gerrit]]||van Sweringen, van Sweeringen, Swearingen|| |- valign="top" ||'''van Syse'''||[[Carelszen-2|Joost Carelsz]]||van Sise, van Syse, van Sysen, van Cise || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||§ '''van Tassel'''||[[Van_Texel-9|Cornelis Jansz]]||van Tassel, van Texel|| |- valign="top" ||'''van Tienhoven'''||[[Van_Tienhoven-4|Cornelis Luycasz]]|| || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''van Tilburg'''||[[Van_Tilburgh-3|Jan]] ||van Tilburg, van Tilberg, van Tillburg, van Tilburgh || |- valign="top" ||Van Tine|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''van Tricht'''||[[VanTricht-1|Gerrit]]|| || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''van Tuyl'''||[[Van_Tuyl-41|Jan Ottensz]]||van Tuyl, van Tuil|| |- valign="top" ||'''van Twiller'''||[[Van_Twiller-1|Wouter]]|||| |- valign="top" ||Van Uythuysen|| || || |- valign="top" ||Van Valen|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''van Valkenburgh'''||[[Van_Valkenburgh-41|Lambert]]||van Valckenburch, van Valkenburg, Valkenburgh, van Volkenburgh...|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Van Valzan|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''van Vechten'''||[[Arentszen-1|Claes Arentsz]]||van Vetchen, Vetchen, Vechte, Vechten, van Vechten, Veghten, van Veghten|| |- valign="top" ||'''van Vechten'''||[[Van_Vechten-56|Teunis Dircksz]]||(aka Poentie) van Veghten|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" |- valign="top" ||'''van Velsen'''||[[Van_Velsen-29|Gerrit Thysz]]|| || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Van Velsor|| || || |- valign="top" ||Van Vermilye|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Van Vlack|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''van Vleck'''||[[Van_Vleck-68|Tielman]]||van Vleeck|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''van Vleck'''||[[Carstensen-36|Carsten Carstensz]]||(aka Noorman)|| |- valign="top" ||Van Vlierden|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''van Vliet'''||[[Van_Vliet-14|Adriaen Gerritsz]]||van Vliet, van Fleet || |- valign="top" ||Van Vlist|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''van Voorhees'''||[[Van_Voorhees-12|Stephen Coertsz]]||van Voorhees, van Voorhis, Voorhees, Voorhis|| |- valign="top" ||'''van Voorst'''||[[Van_Voorst-5|Cornelis Hendricksz]]||van Voorst, van Vorst|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''van Voorst'''||[[Jansen-1177|Gerrit Jansz]]||van Voorst, van Vorst || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Van Vranken|| || || |- valign="top" ||Van Vreeland|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''van Wagenen'''||[[Gerritsen-10|Gerrit Gerritsz]]||Gerritse, Gerretsen, Garrison, van Wagenen|| |- valign="top" ||'''van Wagenen'''||[[Wagenaar-1|Jacob Aertsz Wagenaer]]||van Wagenen, van Wagener, van Wagnen, van Wageningen, van Wagner, van Wagonen, van Wagoner|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''van Wart'''||[[Wouterszen-3|Jochem Woutersz]]||(aka van Goede) van Weert, van Weerdt, van Waert, van Wart, van Wert|| |- valign="top" ||'''van Wert'''||[[Wouterszen-3|Jochem Woutersz]]||(aka van Goede) van Weert, van Weerdt, van Waert, van Wart, van Wert|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Van Wickle|| || || |- valign="top" ||Van Wickler|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||§ '''van Wicklen''' ||[[Jeppes-2|Jan Jacobsen]] || || |- valign="top" ||'''van Wie'''||[[Van_Wie-2|Hendrick Gerritsz]]*||van Wie, Verwer || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''van Winkle'''||[[Walichs-2|Jacob Walichsz]]|| || |- valign="top" ||'''van Woert'''||[[Jacobsz-92|Teunis Jacobsz]]||(aka van Schoenderwoert, van Schoenderwerdt, van Schoonderwoert) van Woerdt, van Woert|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''van Woggelum'''||[[Pieters-4|Anneken Pieters]]||(aka Macklick, Soogemackelyck)|| |- valign="top" ||'''van Wormer'''||[[Janszen-16|Laurens Jansz]]|| || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''van Wyck'''||[[Van_Wyck-8|Cornelis Barentsz]]|| || |- valign="top" ||'''van Yderstien'''||[[Tades-1|Michiel Tadesz]]|| van Yderstein, Iderstein, van Iderstine || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''van Zandt'''||[[Harmenszen-1|Christoffel Harmensz]]|| || |- valign="top" ||'''van Zanten'''||[[Van_Zanten-31|Adam Wensel]]||van Sant, van Zandt, van Zant, van Zanten, van Santen|| |- valign="top" ||'''van Zutphen'''||[[Wesseling-12|Jan Hendricksz]]||(aka Wesseling, Henrick op Groote Wesselinck Soone, van Groote Wesselinck) Sutphen, Sutphin, van Sutphen, van Zutphen, Zutphen|| |- valign="top" ||'''Vanderbilt'''||[[Vanderbilt-9|Jan Arentsz]]* ||van der Bild, van der Bilt, van der Bilt, Vanderbilt || |- valign="top" ||'''Vanderveen'''||[[Vanderveen-2|Pieter Cornelisz]]||(aka van Amsterdam) Vanderveen, van der Veen, van Veen, van der Vers., van der Vin, Vander Veen || |- valign="top" ||'''Varlet'''||[[Varlet-4|Casper]]||Verleth, Varlet, Varleet, Varleth, Verlet, Varlett|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Vecht|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''Vedder'''||[[Vedder-41|Harmen Albertsz]]||(aka Veeder) Vedder|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Veeder'''||[[Veeder-46|Symon Volkertsz]]||(aka Vedder) Veeder, Vader|| |- valign="top" ||Veghte|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Ver Bryck|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''ver Planck'''||[[Ver_Planck-1|Abraham Isaacsz]]||VerPlanck, Plancken, VerPlanken, ver Planck, Planck, VerPlank|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Ver Veelen|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''Verdon'''||[[Verdon-15|Jacob]]||Verdon, Ferdon, Fardon, Perdon|| |- valign="top" ||'''Verhulst'''||[[Verhulst-17|Willem]]|| || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Vermeulen|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''Vermilye'''||[[Vermilye-5|Isaac]]||Vermilye, Vermeille, Vernaille || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Vernooy'''||[[Vernooy-6|Cornelis Cornelisz]] ||Vernooy, Vernoey, Vernoy|| |- valign="top" ||'''Verschuer'''||[[Verschuer-1|Gysbert Teunisz]]*||(aka van Barneveldt) van der Scheur, van der Scheuren|| |- valign="top" ||'''Verveelen'''||[[Verveelen-2|Johannes]]||ver Veelen, Verveelen, Verveerlen, Vervelen, Verveleen, van der Veelen|| |- valign="top" ||Vidito|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Viele'''||[[Viele-19|Cornelis Volkertsz]]||Viele, Vieley, Fielie, Vile, Folly, Fiele|| |- valign="top" ||'''Viervant'''||[[Viervant-3|Cornelis Arentsz]]|| || |- valign="top" ||'''Vigne'''||[[Vigne-2|Guillaume]]||la Vigne, de la Vigne, Vigne, Vienje|| |- valign="top" ||'''Visscher'''||[[Visscher-36|Harmen Bastiaensz]]*||Visser, Fisher, Visger, Vischer, Visscher|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Vlierboom'''||[[Vlierboom-3|Matthys Servaesz]]||Flierboom, Vlerebone, Vlereboom|| |- valign="top" ||''Volckertsz''||[[Viele-19|Cornelis]]||Viele, Vieley, Fielie, Vile, Folly, Fiele|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||''Volckertsz''||[[Volckertszen-5|Dirck ]]||(aka Holgersen, Noorman, Volkertsz) Fulkerson|| |- valign="top" ||''Volckertsz''||[[Bries-28|Hendrick]]||Breese, Bries|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Volmsby|| || || |- valign="top" ||Voorlezer|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Voorhees|| || || |- valign="top" ||Voorhis|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''Vos'''||[[Vos-37|Hans]]||Vos, de Vos|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Vosburgh|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''Vredenburgh'''||[[Vredenburgh-2|Willem Isaacsz]]||van Vredenburg, Vredenburg, Vredenburgh|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Vreeland'''||[[Vreeland-4|Michiel Jansz]]|| || |- valign="top" ||§ '''Vroom'''||[[Pietersen-47|Cors Pietersz]] ||Corsen, Vroom|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Vrooman'''||[[Vrooman-32|Hendrick Bartholomeusz]]||(aka Meese)|| |- valign="top" ||'''Vrooman'''||[[Vrooman-27|Jacob Meesez]]|| || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Vrooman'''||[[Vrooman-30|Pieter Meesez]]|| || |} [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#A|A]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#B|B]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#C|C]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#D|D]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#E|E]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#F|F]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#G|G]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#H|H]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#I|I]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#J|J]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#K|K]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#L|L]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#M|M]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#N|N]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#O|O]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#P|P]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#Q|Q]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#R|R]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#S|S]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#T|T]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#U|U]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#V|V]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#W|W]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#Y|Y]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#Z|Z]] == W == {|border="0" cellpadding="4px" align="top" style="width: 100%;" !scope="col"| !scope="col" width="140"| !scope="col"| !scope="col"| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Wagenaer'''||[[Wagenaar-1|Jacob Aertsz]]||van Wagenen, van Wagener, van Wagnen, van Wageningen, van Wagner, van Wagonen, van Wagoner|| |- valign="top" ||'''Waldron'''||[[Waldron-25|Joseph]]||Waldron, Waldrom|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Waldron'''||[[Waldron-2|Resolved]]||Waldron, Waldrom|| |- valign="top" ||''Walichsz''||[[Walichs-2|Jacob]]||van Winkle|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Wall|| || || |- valign="top" ||Walraven|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Wanser|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''Wanzer'''||[[Janszen-9|Jan Jansz]]||(aka van Tubingen, van St. Obin) Wanzer, Wanschaer, van Wanschaer|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Washburne'''||[[Washburne-14|William]]||Washburn, Washburne|| |- valign="top" ||'''Webber'''||[[Webber-37|Wolfert]]|| || |- valign="top" ||'''Wels'''||[[Wels-3|Richard]]||Wels, Welst, Welch|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Wemp'''||[[Wemp-11|Jan Barentsz]]||(aka Poest) Wemp, Wemple, Wemple, Wenck|| |- valign="top" ||'''Wendel'''||[[Wendel-18|Evert Jansz]]||Wendell, Wendel|| |- valign="top" ||'''Wessels'''||[[Boonen-12|Metje Boonen]]|| || |- valign="top" ||''Wesselsz''||[[Wessels-27|Jochem]]||(aka baker)|| |- valign="top" ||''Wesselsz''||[[Wesselszen-3|Pieter]]||van Orden, van Norden|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Westbroeck'''||[[Westbroeck-2|Anthony Jansz]]||Westbroeck, Westbroek, Westbrook|| |- valign="top" ||'''Westercamp'''||[[Westercamp-1|Hendrick Jansz]]||Westerkamp, Westercamp|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Westerveld|| || || |- valign="top" ||Westervelt|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Westfall'''||[[Van_Westphalen-10|Juriaen]]||Bestval, Bestvall, Bestivall, Westval, Westvael, Westvaelt, van Westvaele, Westvaal, Westphale|| |- valign="top" ||'''Whitbeck'''||[[Thomase-2|Jan Thomasz]]||(aka van Oostenvelt) Witbeck, Whitbeck|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Whitehead'''||[[Whitehead-474|Daniel]]|| || |- valign="top" ||Whitlock|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Whittaker'''||[[Whittaker-234|Edward]]||Whitaker, Wittikar, Whitticker|| |- valign="top" ||'''Wicoff'''||[[Claesz-4|Pieter Claesz]]||Wicoff, Wycoff|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Willett'''||[[Willett-19|Thomas]]|| || |- valign="top" ||'''Willett'''||[[Willett-249|Thomas]]|| || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||''Willemsz''||[[Willemszen-6|Abraham]]||Tietsoort, Tietsort, Titsworth, Teachout|| |- valign="top" ||''Willemsz''||[[Williamsen-75|Aert]]||Auser, Orser|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||''Willemsz''||[[Willemsz-50|Hendrick]]||Hendrickson|| |- valign="top" ||''Willemsz''||[[Willemsz-48|Roelof]]||(aka van Heerden) de Duytser, de Duytscher|| |- valign="top" ||''Willemsz''||[[Willemsen-1|Rutger]]||(aka van Langedyke, Langedyke, van Langendyk)||[[:Category:Sine_Prole_Mascula_Settlers_of_New_Netherland|[S.P.M.]]] |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Willemszen|| || || |- valign="top" ||Willett|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Williams'''||[[Williams-1369|Moyles]]||(aka Williamse, Williamson)|| |- valign="top" ||'''Williams'''||[[Williams-5023|Robert]]|| || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Williams|| || || |- valign="top" ||Williamson|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''Williamson'''||[[Gerritsen-251|Willem Gerritsz]]||Willemsen, Williamson|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Willson|| || || |- valign="top" ||Wilsey|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Wilson|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''Wiltsee'''||[[Wiltsee-8|Hendrick Martensz]]||(aka van Copenhagen) Wiltsze, Wiltze, Wiltsee, Wiltsie, Wiltse|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Winkle|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''Winne'''||[[Winne-19|Pieter]]||(aka de Vlaming) Winne, Winnen|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Winnie|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''Witbeck'''||[[Thomase-2|Jan Thomasz]]||(aka van Oostenvelt) Witbeck, Whitbeck|| |- valign="top" ||'''Wizzelpenning'''||[[Wizzelpenning-1|Reynier]]||Wizzelpenning, Wizzel-penning, Wesselpenck, Wisselpenningh|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Woglin|| || || |- valign="top" ||''Woltersz''||[[Wolters-2|Kier]]*||(aka Wouters, Wolthers) Kiersen|| |- valign="top" ||'''Wood'''||[[Wood-2273|Edmund]]|| || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Wood|| || || |- valign="top" ||Woodward|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Woolsey'''||[[Woolsey-127|George]]|| || |- valign="top" ||'''Woertendyk'''||[[Jacobsen-22|Cornelis Jacobsz]]||(aka van Vreelandt) - Stille, Somerdyke, Somerdyck, Woertendyk, Wortendyke|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Woertman'''||- [[Harmtje-1|Harmtje Jansz]]||Workman, Wortman|| |- valign="top" ||Woglum|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||''Woutersz''||[[Wouterszen-2|Egbert]]|| || |- valign="top" ||''Woutersz''||[[Wouterszen-3|Jochem]]||(aka van Goede) van Weert, van Weerdt, van Waert, van Wart, van Wert|| |- valign="top" ||''Woutersz''||[[Wolters-2|Kier Woltersz]]*||(aka Wouters, Wolthers) Kiersen|| |- valign="top" ||''Woutersz''||[[Wouterszen-4|Willem]]||van der Schruyven, van Schyver, van Schyven, van Scheyven, van Schuyven|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Wright|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''Wyckoff'''||[[Claesz-4|Pieter Claesz]]|| || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Wynants'''||[[Pieterszen-6|Wynant Pietersz]]||(aka van Eck) Wijnants, Wynants, Winants, Winans|| |- valign="top" ||'''Wyngaard'''||[[Gerritse-16|Luykas Gerritsz]]||Wyngaard, Wyngaerd, Wyngaert|| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Wynkoop'''||[[Wynkoop-9|Cornelis]]||Wynkoop, Wyncoop, Wincoop|| |- valign="top" ||'''Wynkoop'''||[[Wynkoop-25|Peter]]||Wynkoop, Wyncoop, Wincoop|| |} [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#A|A]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#B|B]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#C|C]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#D|D]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#E|E]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#F|F]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#G|G]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#H|H]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#I|I]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#J|J]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#K|K]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#L|L]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#M|M]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#N|N]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#O|O]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#P|P]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#Q|Q]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#R|R]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#S|S]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#T|T]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#U|U]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#V|V]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#W|W]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#Y|Y]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#Z|Z]] == Y == {|border="0" cellpadding="4px" align="top" style="width: 100%;" !scope="col"| !scope="col" width="120"| !scope="col"| !scope="col"| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Yates|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Yocum|||| || |- valign="top" ||Young|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Ysselsteyn'''||[[Ysselsteyn-1|Martin Cornelisz]]||(aka Swarte Marten) van Ysselsteyn, van Yesselstyne, Esselsteyn, Ijsselstein, Ysselstein, van Esselstyn, van Ijsselstein|| |} [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#A|A]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#B|B]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#C|C]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#D|D]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#E|E]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#F|F]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#G|G]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#H|H]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#I|I]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#J|J]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#K|K]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#L|L]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#M|M]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#N|N]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#O|O]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#P|P]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#Q|Q]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#R|R]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#S|S]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#T|T]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#U|U]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#V|V]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#W|W]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#Y|Y]] [[Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors#Z|Z]] == Z == {|border="0" cellpadding="4px" align="top" style="width: 100%;" !scope="col"| !scope="col" width="120"| !scope="col"| !scope="col"| |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||'''Zabriskie'''||[[Sobieski-14|Albrecht J.]]||Zabriskie, Sobieski, Zaborowsky|| |- valign="top" ||Zoup|| || || |- valign="top" style="background:AliceBlue;" ||Zuperus|| || || |- valign="top" ||'''Zutphen'''||[[Wesseling-12|Jan Hendricksz]]||(aka Wesseling, Henrick op Groote Wesselinck Soone, van Groote Wesselinck) Sutphen, Sutphin, van Sutphen, van Zutphen, Zutphen|| |} ---- '''Additional Notes''' New Netherland Settlements
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[[Category:New_Netherland_Settlers_Project]] [[Category:New_Netherland_Settlements]] [[Category:New Netherland Settlers]] [[Category:US_Pioneers_and_Settlers]] [[Category:Middle_Colonies]] [[Category:New_York_Quakers]] [[Category:New_Jersey_Founders]] [[Category:Dutch_West_India_Company]] [[Category:New_Netherland_Settler_Ships]] [[Category:Dutch_Colonies]] '''New Netherland Settlements''' is the full list of the settlements of the pioneers of the [[Project:New_Netherland_Settlers|New_Netherland_Settlers Project]], as they were first established in 1613, and continuing through 1671. Some of these settlements failed completely, being prone to Native American attacks. The Dutch also steadily lost some of this territory to the English as well, but they also gained territory from the Swedes. By 1674, the entire territory of New Netherland had been ceded over in capitulation to the English, through a series of wars. From 1674-1678 a subsequent brief period of Dutch colonization existed to the far northeast of New England as "New Holland." This was Dutch conquest in French territory which later became part of the English colony Maine. == Territory == For its first half-century, the Dutch-claimed Middle Colonies of New Netherland encompassed a huge swath of mostly wilderness territory, inhabited by large populations of native tribes, but which became only sparsely populated by European settlers and their descendants. Settlement was along the main wide river valleys, closely clustered around a network of protective forts. For New Netherland, these settlements stretched from the south, along the Delaware River valley east of the Blue Mountains on the northern tip of the Appalachian range; and in the north, it reached hundreds of miles north from New York Bay along the Hudson River valley east of the Catskill Mountains, south of the Adirondack Mountains, and west of the Taconic Mountains and the Green Mountains to the far northeast. To the east, for some hundred miles along the northern mainland shore of Long Island Sound, the Dutch only briefly held a series of sporadic trading outposts, both west and east of the mouth of the Connecticut River, and reaching as far east as [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Narragansett_Bay Narragansett Bay] in what is now Rhode Island. == Demographics == Deadly conficts were common with the natives, who vastly outnumbered the settlers. This despite the fact that the original native populations throughout the Americas, which are estimated to have once numbered in the millions, had been reduced in the prior century by perhaps as much as 90% from virgin exposure to diseases introduced by the first Spanish, Portuguese and French explorers and conquistadors. Below are the population estimates of the settlers and their families. These figures do not include Native Americans. {| border="5" class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;" |+ '''SETTLER FAMILY POPULATION''' |- ! scope="col" width: 50% | Census Year ! scope="col" width: 50% | Population Estimate |- | colSpan="2" style="background-color:black;"| |- |height="40"|1628||270 |- | colSpan="2" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |height="40"|1630||300 |- | colSpan="2" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |height="40"|1640||500 |- | colSpan="2" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |height="40"|1650||800 -1,000 |- | colSpan="2" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |height="40"|1664||9,000 |} == Early History == === Dutch East India Company === The land was widely populated by native tribes, and was first explored for Europeans in 1609 by Henry Hudson while sailing on an expedition for the Dutch East India Company. The region was later surveyed, charted and given the name New Netherland in 1614. The Dutch named the three main rivers of the province the ''Zuyd Rivier'' or "South River" (Delaware River), the ''Noort Rivier'' or "North River" (Hudson River), and the ''Versche Rivier'' or "Fresh River" (Connecticut River). These were the prime access routes inland to the lucrative fur trade.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Forts_of_New_Netherland These three rivers then formed the boundaries of New Netherland. === New Netherland Company === For the first decade in the 1610s the Dutch did not establish large-scale settlements, but instead built the ''factorijen'', a system dating from Medieval Europe for merchants to carry on business in foreign lands. These were trading posts with soldiers and a small group of pioneer settlers. In this period the New Netherland Company built Fort Nassau in Mahican / Mohawk territory on the North River. Among the places it is believed factorijen were set up are Schenectady, Schoharie, Esopus, Rodenbergh, Communipaw, Ninigret, and Manhattan. On October 11, 1614 the New Netherland Company had obtained a Dutch charter which granted them a monopoly of trade between the 40th and 45th parallel for a period of three years, starting on January 1, 1615.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Netherland_Company After 1618 New Netherland was open to all traders, but for a few more years the majority of trade was still conducted by the New Netherland Company. === Dutch West India Company === On June 3, 1621 the Dutch West India Company (WIC) was granted a a joint venture charter to trade in New Netherland. That year, Fort Nassau on the ''Zuyd Rivier'' (Delaware) was established as the first of such fortified trading posts built by the company, The names Fort Nassau and Fort Orange were commonly used by the Dutch in the 17th century for several fortifications around the world in honor of the House of Orange-Nassau. In 1624, the company's first settlers landed on ''Noten Eylant'', at the mouth of the North River, now known as Governors Island. There they began the fortification and settlement of that first true Dutch colony in New Netherland. === Patroonship === On June 7, 1629 the WIC began the patroonship era in New Netherland, to help populate the sparse colony. The patroonships provided investors grants of land for approximately 50 people "upwards of 15 years old" per grant, mainly in the region of New Netherland. Patroon investors could expand the size of their land grants as large as 4 miles, "along the shore or along one bank of a navigable river..." In 1630 Rensselaerswyck began as the most successful Dutch West India Company patroonship.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dutch_West_India_Company === New Sweden === In late 1637, The Swedish West India Company mandate sought to establish trading colonies between Florida and Newfoundland, particularly concentrated in the Delaware river valley. Its charter included Swedish, Dutch, and German stockholders. The appointed leader of the first Swedish expedition was Peter Minuit, the former Governor of New Amsterdam. Along with Swedes and Finns, a number of the pioneers of the expedition were Dutch. On March 29, 1638, the expedition, aboard the ships ''Fogel Grip'' and ''Kalmar Nyckel'', sailed into Delaware Bay, and anchored at a rocky point on the Minquas Kill that is known today as Swedes' Landing. They built a fort on the present site of the city of Wilmington, which they named Fort Christina, after Queen Christina of Sweden. From this first fort in 1638, New Sweden then extended north from the mouth of the ''Zuyd Rivier'' or "South River" (Delaware), on territory claimed by the Dutch Republic, in the present-day American Mid-Atlantic states of Delaware, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Sweden Peter Minuit finished Fort Christina during 1638, and became the first governor of New Sweden. Minuit then departed for Stockholm for a second group. He made a side trip to the Caribbean to pick up a shipment of tobacco for resale in Europe to make the voyage profitable. Minuit died on this voyage during a hurricane at St. Christopher in the Caribbean. In the following years, 600 Swedes and Finns, and also a number of Dutchmen and Germans in Swedish service, settled in the area. At the time, the Dutch were unable to prevent the New Sweden incursion into this claimed New Netherland southern territory, and they did not officially recognize the colony. From 1643 to 1653, the company expanded along the river from Fort Christina, establishing Fort Nya Elfsborg on the east bank of the Delaware near present-day Salem, New Jersey and Fort Nya Gothenborg on Tinicum Island (to the immediate southwest of today's Philadelphia). Then in 1655 New Sweden was brought under Dutch control in a military expedition led by Director-General of New Netherland Peter Stuyvesant. In that year the government enacted regulations requiring settlers throughout the province to construct stockades to which they could withdraw if attacked, the most extensive being at Wiltwyck. == Settlements == This table encompasses all of the original and acquired colonial settlements in the entire region known as New Netherland, as it was claimed by the Dutch. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Netherland_settlements The "Pioneers" column names the principal founder(s) or original settler(s) in each settlement, and is intended to link to their WikiTree profiles. If you know of a WikiTree profile of a pioneer in one of these settlements, please leave that pioneer's link in the Comments section here, so that the person or the link can be added to the list. In the tables below, the end dates are the end of the settlement, or the end of Dutch rule there. If the settlement otherwise continued as a modern city, then the end of Dutch rule in 1674 applies. {| border="5" class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;" |+ |- ! scope="col" width: 25% | Settlement ! scope="col" width: 5% | Origin Date ! scope="col" width: 5% | End Date ! scope="col" width: 35% | Location and Description ! scope="col" width: 30% | Pioneers |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:black;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|[[Space:Rensselaerswyck|Rensselaerswyck]]||1630||1674||patroonship of Kiliaen van Rensselaer on the North River, now Capital District||[[Van_Renselaer-4|Kiliaen van Rensselaer]] |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|Pavonia||1630||1664||on the North River, attempted patroonship of Michael Pauw, now Hudson County||Michael Pauw |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|Zwaanendael||1631||---||on the Zuyd Rivier, soon after plundered by the local natives, now Lewes|| |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|Fort Huis de Goed Hoop||1633||---||near the Fresh River, now Hartford|| |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|Communipaw||1634||---||as Jan de Lacher's Hoeck, now Liberty State Park|| |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|Noortwijk||1630s||---||now Greenwich Village|| |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|Connecticut Colony||1636||---||by New Englanders near Dutch Fort Huis de Goed Hoop (1633), on Park River near Fresh River (Connecticut River at Hartford, CT)
[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Ctcolony.png Connecticut Colony map image]|| |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|Nieuwe Haarlem||1637||1674||(1652) municipal charter|| |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|Pelham||1637||---||a New Englander's homestead|| |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|New Haven Colony||1638||---||New Englander towns found at mouth of Quinnipiac River|| |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|Broncks||1639||---||now The Bronx, settled by Jonas Bronck||Jonas Bronck |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|Paulus Hoeck||1639||---||a patent at Pavonia|| |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|Staaten Eylandt||1639||---||an attempted patroonship of Cornelius Meyln||Cornelius Meyln |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|Southhold||1640||---|||| |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|Achter Col||1641||---||an attempted patroonship on the Hackensack River|| |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|Vriessendael||1640||---||homestead of David Pietersen de Vries, now Edgewater||David Pietersen de Vries |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|Greenwich||1642||---||English manor under Dutch jurisdiction|| |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|Vriedelandt||1642||---||Englishman John Throckmorton settled, now Throg's Neck||[[Throckmorton-234 | John Throckmorton]] |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|Maspat||1642||---||under a charter granted to Rev. Francis Doughty, now Maspeth||[[Doughty-32|Rev. Francis Doughty]] |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|Beverwijck||1640s||---||a trading post surrounded by Rensselaerswyck, (1652) municipal charter; now (along with Fort Orange) the core of Albany|| |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|Peekskill||1640s?||---||possibly early 1640s, formalized in 1684|| |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|Hemsteede||1643||---||New England settlement on Lange Eylandt; later became Hempstead||[[Carman-163|John Carman]] |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|Hoboken||1643||---||a lease at Pavonia|| |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|Eastchester||1643||---||homestead of Anne Hutchinson's family and followers||Anne Hutchinson |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|Gravesend||1645||1674||settled under Dutch patent by English Anabaptist Lady Deborah Moody and followers||[[Dunch-47|Lady Deborah Moody]] |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|Vlissingen||1645||1674||under Dutch patent, mostly English colonists, many of them Quakers, now Flushing|| |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|Breuckelen||1646||1674||now Brooklyn Heights|| |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|Colen Donck||1646||1674||homestead of Jonkheer Adriaen van der Donck, now Yonkers||[[Van_der_Donck-1 | Adriaen van der Donck]] |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|Constable Hook||1646||1674||patent|| |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|Nieuw Amersfoort||1647||1674||now Flatlands|| |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|Minkakwa||1647||---||now Caven Point|| |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|Weehawken||1647||---||a land patent|| |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|De Bouwerij||1649||---||homestead of Petrus Stuyvesant||[[Stuyvesant-3 | Petrus Stuyvesant]]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peter_Stuyvesant |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|Midwout||1652||---||now Midwood|| |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|Esopus||1652||1674||now Ulster County||[[Chambers-61|Thomas Chambers]] |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|Nieuw Utrecht||1652||---||or New Utrecht|| |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|Oester Baai||1653||---||at the 1650 border between New England and New Netherland, now Oyster Bay|| |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|Pelham Manor||1654||---||Englishman's Thomas Pell's purchase New Netherland/Siwanoy territory||Thomas Pell |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|Pamrapo||1654||---||Achter Col patents, now Bayonne|| |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|Rustdorp||1656||1674||land patent, now Jamaica|| |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|Wiltwijk||1657||---||now Kingston, the Rondout fort (1657) at Rondout Creek near the North River, at Wiltwijk
[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Nieuw_Nederland_and_Nya_Sverige.svg Wiltwijk map image]|| |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|Poughkeepsie||1650s||---||by Barent Baltus||Barent Baltus |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|Bergen||1660||---||now Bergen and Hudson Counties, Bergen Square fort, (1661) atop Bergen Hill|| |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|Rye||1660||---||land purchase by English settlers|| |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|Oude Dorpe||1661||---||now Old Town on Staten Island|| |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|Boswijck||1661||---||now Bushwick|| |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|Schenectady||1661||---|||| |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|Claverack||1662||---||now Hudson|| |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|Plockhoy Zwaanendael||1663||---||by Pieter Corneliszoon Plockhoy||Pieter Corneliszoon Plockhoy |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|English Neighborhood||1668||---||eastern Bergen County|| |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|Rotterdam||1670||---||as Woestina|| |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|Nieuw Dorp||1671||---||now New Dorp|| |} === Penobscot Bay === {{Geographic Location | Reference Location = Penobscot Bay, Maine | NW Location = [[:Category:Québec | Québec, Canada]]
Moosehead Lake | N Location = Penobscot River
Bangor | NE Location = Saint Croix River | E Location = Bar Harbor | SE Location = ''Atlantic Ocean'' | S Location = ''Atlantic Ocean'' | SW Location = Portland | W Location = Kennebec River }} {| border="5" class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;" |+ '''FORTS OF NEW HOLLAND (MAINE)''' |- ! scope="col" width: 25% | Settlement ! scope="col" width: 5% | Origin Date ! scope="col" width: 5% | End Date ! scope="col" width: 35% | Location and Description ! scope="col" width: 30% | Pioneers |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:black;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fort_Pentagouet Fort Pentagouet], [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Holland_(Acadia) New Holland]||1674||1678||French fort in what is now Castine, in Penobscot Bay, Maine, was the French capital of Acadia (1670–1674)http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fort_Pentagouet, captured by Dutch captain Jurriaen Aernoutsz who came from New Amsterdam, and renamed Acadia as New Holland.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Holland_(Acadia) In 1676 Dutch West India Company appointed Cornelis van Steenwijck, a Dutch merchant in New York, as governor of the "coasts and countries of Nova Scotia and Acadie." Dutch abandoned claim to Acadia in 1678.||Jurriaen Aernoutszhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jurriaen_Aernoutsz ---- Cornelis van Steenwijckhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cornelius_Van_Steenwyk |} === Narragansett Bay === {| border="5" class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;" |+ '''FORTS OF NEW NETHERLAND (RHODE ISLAND)''' |- ! scope="col" width: 25% | Settlement ! scope="col" width: 5% | Origin Date ! scope="col" width: 5% | End Date ! scope="col" width: 35% | Location and Description ! scope="col" width: 30% | Pioneers |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:black;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|Quetenesse||1636||1654||New Netherland, now [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dutch_Island_(Rhode_Island) Dutch Island], on the western passage of Narragansett Bay, Rhode Island. The island is now a part of the town of Jamestown, Rhode Island, and is uninhabited in modern times. Around 1636 Abraham Pietersen van Deusen of the Dutch WIC established a trading post on the island to trade with the Narragansett Indians. In 1654 English colonists purchased the island from the Indians. Dutch Island Lighthouse was built there in 1827. As of 2007, the island is part of the Bay Islands Park system of Rhode Island, with no remnants of the Dutch trading post existing today.
[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Dutch_Island.jpg Dutch Island postcard image]||Abraham Pietersen van Deusenhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abraham_Pietersen_van_Deusen |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|Fort Ninigret||c.1637||---||New Netherland, on the mainland across from Dutch Island in Rhode island|| |} === Connecticut River === {| border="5" class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;" |+ '''CONNECTICUT RIVER SETTLEMENTS OF NEW NETHERLAND (CONNECTICUT)''' |- ! scope="col" width: 25% | Settlement ! scope="col" width: 5% | Origin Date ! scope="col" width: 5% | End Date ! scope="col" width: 35% | Location and Description ! scope="col" width: 30% | Pioneers |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:black;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Old_Saybrook,_Connecticut Kievets Hoek]||1624||1635|| New Netherland, a short-lived factorij at the mouth of the Connecticut River at present day Old Saybrook, Connecticut, established soon after the first Dutch settlement at Noten Eylant (Governor's Island). In 1624, The second family settler ship voyage, ''Nieu Nederlandt'', arrived with thirty Flemish Walloon families. The families were spread out over the entire territory claimed by the company. On entering Long Island Sound, on what was the far eastern reach of New Netherland at that time, a few families were left here at the mouth of the Connecticut River.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Netherlander Named Kievits Hoek, or "Plover's Corner," it was soon abandoned as the Dutch consolidated settlement at New Amsterdam instead. In late 1635 the English [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saybrook_Colony Saybrook Colony] was established on the site, with John Winthrop, the Younger, designated Governor by the group, aided by Colonel George Fenwick and Captain Lion Gardiner.
[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Ctcolony.png 1636 Old Saybrook map image]||John Winthrop, the Youngerhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Winthrop,_the_Younger ---- Colonel George Fenwickhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Fenwick_(MP) ---- Captain Lion Gardinerhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lion_Gardiner |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |} === Quinnipiac River === {| border="5" class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;" |+ '''QUINNIPIAC RIVER SETTLEMENTS OF NEW NETHERLAND (CONNECTICUT)''' |- ! scope="col" width: 25% | Settlement ! scope="col" width: 5% | Origin Date ! scope="col" width: 5% | End Date ! scope="col" width: 35% | Location and Description ! scope="col" width: 30% | Pioneers |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:black;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Haven Roduins] or Rodenbergh||1614||1637||a Dutch factorij through the 1620s? at the mouth of the Quinnipiac River, now New Haven, CT, was first briefly visited by Dutch explorer Adriaen Block in 1614, and became a small, sporadic Dutch trading post. To the English it was first known as Quinnipiac after the native tribe there. In 1637 it was reconnoitered by a small party of English who wintered over, and then in April 1638 it was firmly English-settled by 500 Puritans from Massachusetts Bay Colony under Rev. John Davenport and Theophilus Eaton, who bought the land from natives, and named it Newhaven, where it was settled as an intolerant theocracy that did not permit other churches to be established.
[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Atwater1881_p10_Map_New_Haven_in_1641.jpg 1641 New Haven map image]
[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Ctcolony.png New Haven area map image]||[[Block-408|Adriaen Block]] ---- Reverend John Davenporthttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Davenport_(Puritan) ---- Theophilus Eatonhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Theophilus_Eaton |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |} === Upper Hudson Valley === {| border="5" class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;" |+ '''CAPITAL DISTRICT SETTLEMENTS OF NEW NETHERLAND (NEW YORK)''' |- ! scope="col" width: 25% | Settlement ! scope="col" width: 5% | Origin Date ! scope="col" width: 5% | End Date ! scope="col" width: 35% | Location and Description ! scope="col" width: 30% | Pioneers |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:black;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fort_Nassau_(North) Fort Nassau]||1615||1618||the first Dutch factorij settlement in North America, in Mahican / Mohawk territory on the North River (upper Hudson); sited at "Castle Island", on ruins of an earlier French fortification from 1540. Built by Hendrick Christiaensen and garrisoned by 10-12 men. In 1616, Jacob Eelkens became commander on Christiaensen's death. In 1617 it was damaged and abandoned and rebuilt by Eelkens on better ground on Westerlo Island at the mouth of the Normans Kill (called the ''Tawasentha'' by the natives) at the North River. In 1618 a freshet flood again destroyed the new fort and it was abandoned for good. The site is now the Port of Albany-Rensselaer In what became part of the town of Bethlehem, then Albany. In 1624 it was replaced by Fort Orange at Albany.
[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Castle_Island_and_Fort_Orange_Albany,_New_York_1629.jpg 1629 Castle Island map image] ||Hendrick Christiaensenhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hendrick_Christiaensen ---- Jacob Eelkens |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|[[Wikipedia:Fort Orange|Fort Orange]]||1624||1674|| built to replace the first and second Fort Nassau, which was at the mouth of the Normans Kill and the North River, now Albany. In 1624, a Dutch ship with 30 Walloon families (Flemish-French Protestants from what is today Belgium) arrived in New Netherland. They were among the second family settler ship voyage, ''Nieu Nederlandt''. The families were spread out over the entire territory claimed by the company. After entering Long Island Sound, on what was the far eastern reach of New Netherland at that time, a few families had been left there at the mouth of the Connecticut River, while others went on to be dropped off at Noten Eylant, while the remaining party were taken up the Hudson to construct Fort Orange.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Netherlander 18 of the men were sent to the location near present-day Albany. Under direction of the Dutch, they built Fort Orange roughly 2 miles north of Fort Nassau. The Walloons were later recalled south to settle New Amsterdam. In 1629 Kiliaen van Rensselaer established his patroonship of Rensselaerswyck, surrounding Fort Orange on 24 miles of shoreline along the Hudson River and 24 miles inland on each side of the fort. This land patent was interpreted by van Rensselaer as including Fort Orange and the settlement that had begun outside its walls. In 1630, Gillis Hoosett purchased the lands to the south and north of the fort from the natives. Later in 1630 the first permanent Dutch settlers and farmers came to Fort Orange and settled on the outskirts of the fort; their village was first called the Fuyck and later Beverwyck. During its half century of Dutch existence, the Dutch commanders of the fort were: Adriaen Jorrissen Thienpont, Daniel van Krieckebeck, Hans Jorissen Houten, Carl van Brugge, Johannes Dyckman, Johannes de Decker, and Johannes de la Montagne. In 1651, Governor Stuyvesant declared the jurisdiction of the fort to extend only 600 paces around the fort, thereby severing it from surrounding Rensselaerswyck. In 1652, Stuyvesant, to settle this dispute once and for all, set up a "Court of Justice for the Village of Beverwyck and its dependencies", the first municipal government for the future city of Albany. Beverwyck had consisted of roughly 100 structures huddled next to the fort, and then Stuyvesant set up Beverwyck at a safer distance from the cannons of the fort and laid out future Albany's oldest streets- State Street and Broadway. In 1660, both Fort Orange and Beverwyck were enclosed by a wooden stockade. On September 24, 1664 the Dutch surrendered the fort to the English. The fort was renamed Fort Albany, and Beverwyck was named Albany. In 1673 the Dutch retook New York City, which they named New Orange on July 29. They then retook Albany on August 3, and in September 1673, Albany was renamed Willemstadt and Fort Albany became Fort Nassau, under the Dutch command of Lieutenant Andries Draeyer. In 1676 the English abandoned the old Dutch fort and removed to the new Fort Frederick, constructed on top of State Street Hill. The land around the old fort was sold to the Dutch Reformed Church for use as pastureland, and the old ruins disappeared by the late 18th century, and became a historic memorial site for a time. In the 1790s Simeon De Witt built a mansion on the old site, with address at 549 South Market Street (later Broadway). Following his death, his mansion became the Fort Orange Hotel. It burned down in 1848 but was rebuilt under the same name. On November 4, 1993 it was declared a National Historic Landmark as the Fort Orange Archeological Site.
[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Nieuw_Nederland_and_Nya_Sverige.svg Fort Orange map image]||Kiliaen van Rensselaerhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kiliaen_van_Rensselaer_(Dutch_merchant) ---- Gillis Hoosett ---- Adriaen Jorrissen Thienponthttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adrian_Jorisszen_Tienpoint ---- Daniel van Krieckebeck ---- Hans Jorissen Houten ---- Carl van Brugge ---- Johannes Dyckmanhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Johannes_Dyckman ---- Johannes de Decker ---- [[Montagne-1 | Johannes de la Montagne]] ---- Lt. Andries Draeyer ---- Simeon De Witthttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Simeon_De_Witt |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |} === Manhattan Island === {| border="5" class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;" |+ '''MANHATTAN SETTLEMENTS OF NEW NETHERLAND (NEW YORK)''' |- ! scope="col" width: 25% | Settlement ! scope="col" width: 5% | Origin Date ! scope="col" width: 5% | End Date ! scope="col" width: 35% | Location and Description ! scope="col" width: 30% | Pioneers |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:black;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Governors_Island Noten Eylant]||1624||1674||at the mouth of the North River below Manhattan, now Governors Island. [[Rodrigues-477|Jan Rodrigues]] from Santo Domingo was the first non-native resident; In 1613 he was left behind on ''Paggank'' (Island of Nuts) for the summer, while employed as interpreter by Dutch captain Thijs Volckenz Mossel. Dutch explorer Adriaen Block called it Noten Eylant, and picked up Rodrigues in December 1613. On 25 Jan 1624 the first family settler ship ''[[:Category: De Eendracht, sailed Jan 1624|De Eendracht]]'' left Amsterdam and stopped and probably deposited some settlers here. In May 1624, the second Dutch settler ship ''[[:Category: Nieuw Nederland (New Netherland), sailed Mar 1624|Nieuw Nederland]]'' arrived, under the command of Cornelius Jacobsen May, who disembarked on the island with some of the 30 Walloon families (Flemish-French Protestants from what is today Belgium). The families were spread out over the entire territory claimed by the company. After entering Long Island Sound, on what was the far eastern reach of New Netherland at that time, a few families had been left there at the mouth of the Connecticut River. 18 men of the remaining party were taken up the Hudson to construct Fort Orange.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Netherlander In 1633, director Wouter van Twiller arrived with a 104-men regiment, its first military use. On June 16, 1637 he secured his farm here by a deed.
[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:GovernorsIsland.jpg Governors Island image]||[[Rodrigues-477|Jan Rodrigues]]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Juan_(Jan)_Rodriguez ---- Thijs Volckenz Mossel ---- [[Block-408|Adriaen Block]] ---- [[Rapalje-19 | Joris Rapalje]] ---- [[Trico-5 | Catalina Trico]] ---- [[Montfort-129 | Jean Monfort]] ---- [[Moreau-16 | Jacqueline Moreau]] ---- [[Montfort-195 | Pieter Monfort]] ---- Cornelius Jacobsen Mayhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cornelius_Jacobsen_May ---- [[du_Trieux-21 | Philippe du Trieux]] ---- [[du_Chesne-5 | Susanna du Chesne]] ---- [[du_Trieux-46 | Philippe du Trieux, Jr.]] ---- [[du_Trieux-45 | Marye du Trieux]] ---- [[Vigne-2 | Ghislain Vigne]] ---- [[Cuvilje-1 | Adrienne Cuvellier]] ---- [[Vigne-6 | Marie Vigne]] ---- [[Vigne-3 | Christine Vigne]] ---- [[Vigne-7 | Rachel Vigne]] ---- [[Vigne-5 | Jan Vigne]] ---- Wouter van Twillerhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wouter_van_Twiller |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Amsterdam New Amsterdam]||1624||1674||now Lower Manhattan
[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Nieuw_Nederland_and_Nya_Sverige.svg New Amsterdam map image]
[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:CastelloPlanOriginal.jpg 1660 New Amsterdam map image]|| |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|Fort Amsterdam||1625||1674||at the tip of the isle of Manhattan. at the site of Alexander Hamilton U.S. Custom House); De Wal (1653), a wooden palisade or rampart, became Wall Street
[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:CastelloPlanOriginal.jpg 1660 New Amsterdam map image]|| |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |} === East Jersey === {| border="5" class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;" |+ '''SETTLEMENTS OF NEW NETHERLAND (NEW JERSEY)''' |- ! scope="col" width: 25% | Settlement ! scope="col" width: 5% | Origin Date ! scope="col" width: 5% | End Date ! scope="col" width: 35% | Location and Description ! scope="col" width: 30% | Pioneers |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:black;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|---||---||---||---|| |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |} See: [[Space:New_Jersey_History_Timeline|New_Jersey_History_Timeline, 1660-1790]] See: [[Space:Patentees_of_Monmouth|Patentees_of_Monmouth April 8 1665]] See: [[Space:1668_New_Jersey_First_Settlers|New_Jersey_First_Settlers 1665-1668]] === Delaware River Valley === {| border="5" class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;" |+ '''DELAWARE RIVER FORTS OF NEW SWEDEN & NEW NETHERLAND (DELAWARE, NEW JERSEY, PENNSYLVANIA)''' |- ! scope="col" width: 25% | Settlement ! scope="col" width: 5% | Origin Date ! scope="col" width: 5% | End Date ! scope="col" width: 35% | Location and Description ! scope="col" width: 30% | Pioneers |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:black;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fort_Nassau_(South) Fort Nassau] ||1621||1651||founded by New Netherland, a factorij at the mouth of Big Timber Creek on the Zuyd River (Delaware); traditionally described as at what is now Gloucester City, New Jersey, modern analysis places it on the peninsula in the cove, now Brooklawn or possibly on the south side of the creek's cove, at today's Westville. It was only seasonally occupied. In 1635, English colonists from Virginia Colony occupied the fort. New Netherland governor Wouter van Twiller sent a force to re-take it, after which it was continuously manned by the Dutch, even New Sweden formed in 1638. In 1651, Petrus Stuyvesant had the structure partially dismantled and relocated to the other side of the river, as Fort Casimir.
[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Kartskiss_%C3%B6ver_Nya_Sverige.png Fort Nassau map image]|| |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fort_Wilhelmus Fort Wilhelmus]||1625||1625|| New Netherland, a factorij on what had been named Hooghe Eyland (High Island, also called Verhulsten Island), in the Zuyd Rivier, and now Burlington Island, near the present site of Trenton, New Jersey. In 1624, the Walloon families who attempted to colonize had originally arrived at Noten Eylant (Governors Island) in the Upper New York Bay. They were among the second family settler ship voyage, ''Nieu Nederlandt'', consisting of thirty Flemish Walloon families. The families were spread out over the entire territory claimed by the company. After a few families had been left at the mouth of the Connecticut River, others went on to be dropped off at Noten Eylant, while 18 men of the remaining families were taken up the Hudson to construct Fort Orange.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Netherlander Some of this party from Noten Eylant had then been sent south to Delaware, but were later recalled by Willem Verhulst, the second director of the Dutch West India Company. The site was recommended to Verhulst in 1625, but later in 1625, Verhulst oversaw the decision to move them back north to New Amsterdam where the Dutch West India Company had decided to concentrate their settlement efforts, and the fort was soon disbanded.||Willem Verhulsthttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Willem_Verhulst |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|Fort Christina||1638||1655||New Sweden, first of Swedish settlements on the Zuyd Rivier, at the Brandywine Creek and Christina River, on September 15, 1655 it fell to the Dutch and all New Sweden came under the control of the Dutch; became Dutch Fort Altena in 1655, now Wilmington, DE
[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Nieuw_Nederland_and_Nya_Sverige.svg Fort Christina map image]||[[Minuit-4 | Peter Minuit]] |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|Fort Mecoponacka ||1641||1655||New Sweden, in Chester, near Finlandia or Upland in Delaware County, Pennsylvania|| |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|Fort Nya Elfsborg ||1643||1655||New Sweden, between present-day Salem Creek and Alloway Creek near Bridgeport, New Jersey
[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Kartskiss_%C3%B6ver_Nya_Sverige.png Fort Nya Elfsborg map image]|| |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|Fort Nya Gothenborg||1643||1655||New Sweden, on Tinicum Island near the site of The Printzhof in Essington, Delaware County, Pennsylvania.
[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Kartskiss_%C3%B6ver_Nya_Sverige.png Fort Nya Gothenborg map image]|| |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|Fort Nya Vasa||1646||1655||New Sweden, at Kingsessing, on the eastern-side of Cobbs Creek in Philadelphia.
[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Kartskiss_%C3%B6ver_Nya_Sverige.png Fort Nya Vasa map image]|| |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|Fort Nya Korsholm||1647||1655||New Sweden, on the Schuylkill River near the South River in Philadelphia.
[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Kartskiss_%C3%B6ver_Nya_Sverige.png Fort Nya Korsholm map image]|| |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|Fort Beversreede||1648||1655||New Sweden, on the Schuylkill River at Southwest Philadelphia, near the South River|| |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|Fort Casimir||1651||1654||New Netherland fort in the midst of New Sweden, now at New Castle, was built from dismantled Dutch Fort Nassau. In 1654 the Dutch surrendered the fort to the Swedes,, and it was then briefly known as Fort Trefaldigheets. On September 11, 1655 the Dutch retook the fort and renamed it New Amstel
[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Kartskiss_%C3%B6ver_Nya_Sverige.png Fort Casimir map image]|| |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|Fort Altena||1655||---||New Netherland, replaced the first of Swedish settlements on the Zuyd Rivier, after it was conquered as Fort Christina of New Sweden in 1655, now Wilmington|| |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|Nieuw Amstel||1655||---||New Netherland, now at New Castle, was built 1651 as Fort Casimir from dismantled Fort Nassau, then briefly taken by the Swedes and known as Fort Trefaldigheets (1654–1655). On September 11, 1655 the Dutch retook the fort and renamed it New Amstel; John Paul Jacquet became the Dutch governor, with New Amstel the capital of the Dutch-controlled colony.||John Paul Jacquet |} === Notes ===
[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Ctcolony.png Connecticut Colony map image]|| |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|Nieuwe Haarlem||1637||1674||(1652) municipal charter|| |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|Pelham||1637||---||a New Englander's homestead|| |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|New Haven Colony||1638||---||New Englander towns found at mouth of Quinnipiac River|| |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|Broncks||1639||---||now The Bronx, settled by Jonas Bronck||Jonas Bronck |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|Paulus Hoeck||1639||---||a patent at Pavonia|| |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|Staaten Eylandt||1639||---||an attempted patroonship of Cornelius Meyln||Cornelius Meyln |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|Southhold||1640||---|||| |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|Achter Col||1641||---||an attempted patroonship on the Hackensack River|| |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|Vriessendael||1640||---||homestead of David Pietersen de Vries, now Edgewater||David Pietersen de Vries |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|Greenwich||1642||---||English manor under Dutch jurisdiction|| |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|Vriedelandt||1642||---||Englishman John Throckmorton settled, now Throg's Neck||[[Throckmorton-234 | John Throckmorton]] |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|Maspat||1642||---||under a charter granted to Rev. Francis Doughty, now Maspeth||[[Doughty-32|Rev. Francis Doughty]] |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|Beverwijck||1640s||---||a trading post surrounded by Rensselaerswyck, (1652) municipal charter; now (along with Fort Orange) the core of Albany|| |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|Peekskill||1640s?||---||possibly early 1640s, formalized in 1684|| |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|Hemsteede||1643||---||New England settlement on Lange Eylandt; later became Hempstead||[[Carman-163|John Carman]] |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|Hoboken||1643||---||a lease at Pavonia|| |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|Eastchester||1643||---||homestead of Anne Hutchinson's family and followers||Anne Hutchinson |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|Gravesend||1645||1674||settled under Dutch patent by English Anabaptist Lady Deborah Moody and followers||[[Dunch-47|Lady Deborah Moody]] |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|Vlissingen||1645||1674||under Dutch patent, mostly English colonists, many of them Quakers, now Flushing|| |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|Breuckelen||1646||1674||now Brooklyn Heights|| |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|Colen Donck||1646||1674||homestead of Jonkheer Adriaen van der Donck, now Yonkers||[[Van_der_Donck-1 | Adriaen van der Donck]] |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|Constable Hook||1646||1674||patent|| |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|Nieuw Amersfoort||1647||1674||now Flatlands|| |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|Minkakwa||1647||---||now Caven Point|| |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|Weehawken||1647||---||a land patent|| |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|De Bouwerij||1649||---||homestead of Petrus Stuyvesant||[[Stuyvesant-3 | Petrus Stuyvesant]]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peter_Stuyvesant |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|Midwout||1652||---||now Midwood|| |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|Esopus||1652||1674||now Ulster County||[[Chambers-61|Thomas Chambers]] |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|Nieuw Utrecht||1652||---||or New Utrecht|| |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|Oester Baai||1653||---||at the 1650 border between New England and New Netherland, now Oyster Bay|| |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|Pelham Manor||1654||---||Englishman's Thomas Pell's purchase New Netherland/Siwanoy territory||Thomas Pell |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|Pamrapo||1654||---||Achter Col patents, now Bayonne|| |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|Rustdorp||1656||1674||land patent, now Jamaica|| |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|Wiltwijk||1657||---||now Kingston, the Rondout fort (1657) at Rondout Creek near the North River, at Wiltwijk
[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Nieuw_Nederland_and_Nya_Sverige.svg Wiltwijk map image]|| |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|Poughkeepsie||1650s||---||by Barent Baltus||Barent Baltus |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|Bergen||1660||---||now Bergen and Hudson Counties, Bergen Square fort, (1661) atop Bergen Hill|| |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|Rye||1660||---||land purchase by English settlers|| |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|Oude Dorpe||1661||---||now Old Town on Staten Island|| |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|Boswijck||1661||---||now Bushwick|| |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|Schenectady||1661||---|||| |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|Claverack||1662||---||now Hudson|| |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|Plockhoy Zwaanendael||1663||---||by Pieter Corneliszoon Plockhoy||Pieter Corneliszoon Plockhoy |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|English Neighborhood||1668||---||eastern Bergen County|| |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|Rotterdam||1670||---||as Woestina|| |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|Nieuw Dorp||1671||---||now New Dorp|| |} === Penobscot Bay === {{Geographic Location | Reference Location = Penobscot Bay, Maine | NW Location = [[:Category:Québec | Québec, Canada]]
Moosehead Lake | N Location = Penobscot River
Bangor | NE Location = Saint Croix River | E Location = Bar Harbor | SE Location = ''Atlantic Ocean'' | S Location = ''Atlantic Ocean'' | SW Location = Portland | W Location = Kennebec River }} {| border="5" class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;" |+ '''FORTS OF NEW HOLLAND (MAINE)''' |- ! scope="col" width: 25% | Settlement ! scope="col" width: 5% | Origin Date ! scope="col" width: 5% | End Date ! scope="col" width: 35% | Location and Description ! scope="col" width: 30% | Pioneers |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:black;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fort_Pentagouet Fort Pentagouet], [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Holland_(Acadia) New Holland]||1674||1678||French fort in what is now Castine, in Penobscot Bay, Maine, was the French capital of Acadia (1670–1674)http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fort_Pentagouet, captured by Dutch captain Jurriaen Aernoutsz who came from New Amsterdam, and renamed Acadia as New Holland.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Holland_(Acadia) In 1676 Dutch West India Company appointed Cornelis van Steenwijck, a Dutch merchant in New York, as governor of the "coasts and countries of Nova Scotia and Acadie." Dutch abandoned claim to Acadia in 1678.||Jurriaen Aernoutszhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jurriaen_Aernoutsz ---- Cornelis van Steenwijckhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cornelius_Van_Steenwyk |} === Narragansett Bay === {| border="5" class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;" |+ '''FORTS OF NEW NETHERLAND (RHODE ISLAND)''' |- ! scope="col" width: 25% | Settlement ! scope="col" width: 5% | Origin Date ! scope="col" width: 5% | End Date ! scope="col" width: 35% | Location and Description ! scope="col" width: 30% | Pioneers |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:black;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|Quetenesse||1636||1654||New Netherland, now [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dutch_Island_(Rhode_Island) Dutch Island], on the western passage of Narragansett Bay, Rhode Island. The island is now a part of the town of Jamestown, Rhode Island, and is uninhabited in modern times. Around 1636 Abraham Pietersen van Deusen of the Dutch WIC established a trading post on the island to trade with the Narragansett Indians. In 1654 English colonists purchased the island from the Indians. Dutch Island Lighthouse was built there in 1827. As of 2007, the island is part of the Bay Islands Park system of Rhode Island, with no remnants of the Dutch trading post existing today.
[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Dutch_Island.jpg Dutch Island postcard image]||Abraham Pietersen van Deusenhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abraham_Pietersen_van_Deusen |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|Fort Ninigret||c.1637||---||New Netherland, on the mainland across from Dutch Island in Rhode island|| |} === Connecticut River === {| border="5" class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;" |+ '''CONNECTICUT RIVER SETTLEMENTS OF NEW NETHERLAND (CONNECTICUT)''' |- ! scope="col" width: 25% | Settlement ! scope="col" width: 5% | Origin Date ! scope="col" width: 5% | End Date ! scope="col" width: 35% | Location and Description ! scope="col" width: 30% | Pioneers |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:black;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Old_Saybrook,_Connecticut Kievets Hoek]||1624||1635|| New Netherland, a short-lived factorij at the mouth of the Connecticut River at present day Old Saybrook, Connecticut, established soon after the first Dutch settlement at Noten Eylant (Governor's Island). In 1624, The second family settler ship voyage, ''Nieu Nederlandt'', arrived with thirty Flemish Walloon families. The families were spread out over the entire territory claimed by the company. On entering Long Island Sound, on what was the far eastern reach of New Netherland at that time, a few families were left here at the mouth of the Connecticut River.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Netherlander Named Kievits Hoek, or "Plover's Corner," it was soon abandoned as the Dutch consolidated settlement at New Amsterdam instead. In late 1635 the English [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saybrook_Colony Saybrook Colony] was established on the site, with John Winthrop, the Younger, designated Governor by the group, aided by Colonel George Fenwick and Captain Lion Gardiner.
[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Ctcolony.png 1636 Old Saybrook map image]||John Winthrop, the Youngerhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Winthrop,_the_Younger ---- Colonel George Fenwickhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Fenwick_(MP) ---- Captain Lion Gardinerhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lion_Gardiner |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |} === Quinnipiac River === {| border="5" class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;" |+ '''QUINNIPIAC RIVER SETTLEMENTS OF NEW NETHERLAND (CONNECTICUT)''' |- ! scope="col" width: 25% | Settlement ! scope="col" width: 5% | Origin Date ! scope="col" width: 5% | End Date ! scope="col" width: 35% | Location and Description ! scope="col" width: 30% | Pioneers |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:black;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Haven Roduins] or Rodenbergh||1614||1637||a Dutch factorij through the 1620s? at the mouth of the Quinnipiac River, now New Haven, CT, was first briefly visited by Dutch explorer Adriaen Block in 1614, and became a small, sporadic Dutch trading post. To the English it was first known as Quinnipiac after the native tribe there. In 1637 it was reconnoitered by a small party of English who wintered over, and then in April 1638 it was firmly English-settled by 500 Puritans from Massachusetts Bay Colony under Rev. John Davenport and Theophilus Eaton, who bought the land from natives, and named it Newhaven, where it was settled as an intolerant theocracy that did not permit other churches to be established.
[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Atwater1881_p10_Map_New_Haven_in_1641.jpg 1641 New Haven map image]
[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Ctcolony.png New Haven area map image]||[[Block-408|Adriaen Block]] ---- Reverend John Davenporthttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Davenport_(Puritan) ---- Theophilus Eatonhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Theophilus_Eaton |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |} === Upper Hudson Valley === {| border="5" class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;" |+ '''CAPITAL DISTRICT SETTLEMENTS OF NEW NETHERLAND (NEW YORK)''' |- ! scope="col" width: 25% | Settlement ! scope="col" width: 5% | Origin Date ! scope="col" width: 5% | End Date ! scope="col" width: 35% | Location and Description ! scope="col" width: 30% | Pioneers |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:black;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fort_Nassau_(North) Fort Nassau]||1615||1618||the first Dutch factorij settlement in North America, in Mahican / Mohawk territory on the North River (upper Hudson); sited at "Castle Island", on ruins of an earlier French fortification from 1540. Built by Hendrick Christiaensen and garrisoned by 10-12 men. In 1616, Jacob Eelkens became commander on Christiaensen's death. In 1617 it was damaged and abandoned and rebuilt by Eelkens on better ground on Westerlo Island at the mouth of the Normans Kill (called the ''Tawasentha'' by the natives) at the North River. In 1618 a freshet flood again destroyed the new fort and it was abandoned for good. The site is now the Port of Albany-Rensselaer In what became part of the town of Bethlehem, then Albany. In 1624 it was replaced by Fort Orange at Albany.
[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Castle_Island_and_Fort_Orange_Albany,_New_York_1629.jpg 1629 Castle Island map image] ||Hendrick Christiaensenhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hendrick_Christiaensen ---- Jacob Eelkens |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|[[Wikipedia:Fort Orange|Fort Orange]]||1624||1674|| built to replace the first and second Fort Nassau, which was at the mouth of the Normans Kill and the North River, now Albany. In 1624, a Dutch ship with 30 Walloon families (Flemish-French Protestants from what is today Belgium) arrived in New Netherland. They were among the second family settler ship voyage, ''Nieu Nederlandt''. The families were spread out over the entire territory claimed by the company. After entering Long Island Sound, on what was the far eastern reach of New Netherland at that time, a few families had been left there at the mouth of the Connecticut River, while others went on to be dropped off at Noten Eylant, while the remaining party were taken up the Hudson to construct Fort Orange.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Netherlander 18 of the men were sent to the location near present-day Albany. Under direction of the Dutch, they built Fort Orange roughly 2 miles north of Fort Nassau. The Walloons were later recalled south to settle New Amsterdam. In 1629 Kiliaen van Rensselaer established his patroonship of Rensselaerswyck, surrounding Fort Orange on 24 miles of shoreline along the Hudson River and 24 miles inland on each side of the fort. This land patent was interpreted by van Rensselaer as including Fort Orange and the settlement that had begun outside its walls. In 1630, Gillis Hoosett purchased the lands to the south and north of the fort from the natives. Later in 1630 the first permanent Dutch settlers and farmers came to Fort Orange and settled on the outskirts of the fort; their village was first called the Fuyck and later Beverwyck. During its half century of Dutch existence, the Dutch commanders of the fort were: Adriaen Jorrissen Thienpont, Daniel van Krieckebeck, Hans Jorissen Houten, Carl van Brugge, Johannes Dyckman, Johannes de Decker, and Johannes de la Montagne. In 1651, Governor Stuyvesant declared the jurisdiction of the fort to extend only 600 paces around the fort, thereby severing it from surrounding Rensselaerswyck. In 1652, Stuyvesant, to settle this dispute once and for all, set up a "Court of Justice for the Village of Beverwyck and its dependencies", the first municipal government for the future city of Albany. Beverwyck had consisted of roughly 100 structures huddled next to the fort, and then Stuyvesant set up Beverwyck at a safer distance from the cannons of the fort and laid out future Albany's oldest streets- State Street and Broadway. In 1660, both Fort Orange and Beverwyck were enclosed by a wooden stockade. On September 24, 1664 the Dutch surrendered the fort to the English. The fort was renamed Fort Albany, and Beverwyck was named Albany. In 1673 the Dutch retook New York City, which they named New Orange on July 29. They then retook Albany on August 3, and in September 1673, Albany was renamed Willemstadt and Fort Albany became Fort Nassau, under the Dutch command of Lieutenant Andries Draeyer. In 1676 the English abandoned the old Dutch fort and removed to the new Fort Frederick, constructed on top of State Street Hill. The land around the old fort was sold to the Dutch Reformed Church for use as pastureland, and the old ruins disappeared by the late 18th century, and became a historic memorial site for a time. In the 1790s Simeon De Witt built a mansion on the old site, with address at 549 South Market Street (later Broadway). Following his death, his mansion became the Fort Orange Hotel. It burned down in 1848 but was rebuilt under the same name. On November 4, 1993 it was declared a National Historic Landmark as the Fort Orange Archeological Site.
[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Nieuw_Nederland_and_Nya_Sverige.svg Fort Orange map image]||Kiliaen van Rensselaerhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kiliaen_van_Rensselaer_(Dutch_merchant) ---- Gillis Hoosett ---- Adriaen Jorrissen Thienponthttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adrian_Jorisszen_Tienpoint ---- Daniel van Krieckebeck ---- Hans Jorissen Houten ---- Carl van Brugge ---- Johannes Dyckmanhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Johannes_Dyckman ---- Johannes de Decker ---- [[Montagne-1 | Johannes de la Montagne]] ---- Lt. Andries Draeyer ---- Simeon De Witthttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Simeon_De_Witt |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |} === Manhattan Island === {| border="5" class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;" |+ '''MANHATTAN SETTLEMENTS OF NEW NETHERLAND (NEW YORK)''' |- ! scope="col" width: 25% | Settlement ! scope="col" width: 5% | Origin Date ! scope="col" width: 5% | End Date ! scope="col" width: 35% | Location and Description ! scope="col" width: 30% | Pioneers |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:black;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Governors_Island Noten Eylant]||1624||1674||at the mouth of the North River below Manhattan, now Governors Island. [[Rodrigues-477|Jan Rodrigues]] from Santo Domingo was the first non-native resident; In 1613 he was left behind on ''Paggank'' (Island of Nuts) for the summer, while employed as interpreter by Dutch captain Thijs Volckenz Mossel. Dutch explorer Adriaen Block called it Noten Eylant, and picked up Rodrigues in December 1613. On 25 Jan 1624 the first family settler ship ''[[:Category: De Eendracht, sailed Jan 1624|De Eendracht]]'' left Amsterdam and stopped and probably deposited some settlers here. In May 1624, the second Dutch settler ship ''[[:Category: Nieuw Nederland (New Netherland), sailed Mar 1624|Nieuw Nederland]]'' arrived, under the command of Cornelius Jacobsen May, who disembarked on the island with some of the 30 Walloon families (Flemish-French Protestants from what is today Belgium). The families were spread out over the entire territory claimed by the company. After entering Long Island Sound, on what was the far eastern reach of New Netherland at that time, a few families had been left there at the mouth of the Connecticut River. 18 men of the remaining party were taken up the Hudson to construct Fort Orange.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Netherlander In 1633, director Wouter van Twiller arrived with a 104-men regiment, its first military use. On June 16, 1637 he secured his farm here by a deed.
[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:GovernorsIsland.jpg Governors Island image]||[[Rodrigues-477|Jan Rodrigues]]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Juan_(Jan)_Rodriguez ---- Thijs Volckenz Mossel ---- [[Block-408|Adriaen Block]] ---- [[Rapalje-19 | Joris Rapalje]] ---- [[Trico-5 | Catalina Trico]] ---- [[Montfort-129 | Jean Monfort]] ---- [[Moreau-16 | Jacqueline Moreau]] ---- [[Montfort-195 | Pieter Monfort]] ---- Cornelius Jacobsen Mayhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cornelius_Jacobsen_May ---- [[du_Trieux-21 | Philippe du Trieux]] ---- [[du_Chesne-5 | Susanna du Chesne]] ---- [[du_Trieux-46 | Philippe du Trieux, Jr.]] ---- [[du_Trieux-45 | Marye du Trieux]] ---- [[Vigne-2 | Ghislain Vigne]] ---- [[Cuvilje-1 | Adrienne Cuvellier]] ---- [[Vigne-6 | Marie Vigne]] ---- [[Vigne-3 | Christine Vigne]] ---- [[Vigne-7 | Rachel Vigne]] ---- [[Vigne-5 | Jan Vigne]] ---- Wouter van Twillerhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wouter_van_Twiller |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Amsterdam New Amsterdam]||1624||1674||now Lower Manhattan
[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Nieuw_Nederland_and_Nya_Sverige.svg New Amsterdam map image]
[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:CastelloPlanOriginal.jpg 1660 New Amsterdam map image]|| |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|Fort Amsterdam||1625||1674||at the tip of the isle of Manhattan. at the site of Alexander Hamilton U.S. Custom House); De Wal (1653), a wooden palisade or rampart, became Wall Street
[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:CastelloPlanOriginal.jpg 1660 New Amsterdam map image]|| |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |} === East Jersey === {| border="5" class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;" |+ '''SETTLEMENTS OF NEW NETHERLAND (NEW JERSEY)''' |- ! scope="col" width: 25% | Settlement ! scope="col" width: 5% | Origin Date ! scope="col" width: 5% | End Date ! scope="col" width: 35% | Location and Description ! scope="col" width: 30% | Pioneers |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:black;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|---||---||---||---|| |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |} See: [[Space:New_Jersey_History_Timeline|New_Jersey_History_Timeline, 1660-1790]] See: [[Space:Patentees_of_Monmouth|Patentees_of_Monmouth April 8 1665]] See: [[Space:1668_New_Jersey_First_Settlers|New_Jersey_First_Settlers 1665-1668]] === Delaware River Valley === {| border="5" class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;" |+ '''DELAWARE RIVER FORTS OF NEW SWEDEN & NEW NETHERLAND (DELAWARE, NEW JERSEY, PENNSYLVANIA)''' |- ! scope="col" width: 25% | Settlement ! scope="col" width: 5% | Origin Date ! scope="col" width: 5% | End Date ! scope="col" width: 35% | Location and Description ! scope="col" width: 30% | Pioneers |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:black;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fort_Nassau_(South) Fort Nassau] ||1621||1651||founded by New Netherland, a factorij at the mouth of Big Timber Creek on the Zuyd River (Delaware); traditionally described as at what is now Gloucester City, New Jersey, modern analysis places it on the peninsula in the cove, now Brooklawn or possibly on the south side of the creek's cove, at today's Westville. It was only seasonally occupied. In 1635, English colonists from Virginia Colony occupied the fort. New Netherland governor Wouter van Twiller sent a force to re-take it, after which it was continuously manned by the Dutch, even New Sweden formed in 1638. In 1651, Petrus Stuyvesant had the structure partially dismantled and relocated to the other side of the river, as Fort Casimir.
[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Kartskiss_%C3%B6ver_Nya_Sverige.png Fort Nassau map image]|| |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fort_Wilhelmus Fort Wilhelmus]||1625||1625|| New Netherland, a factorij on what had been named Hooghe Eyland (High Island, also called Verhulsten Island), in the Zuyd Rivier, and now Burlington Island, near the present site of Trenton, New Jersey. In 1624, the Walloon families who attempted to colonize had originally arrived at Noten Eylant (Governors Island) in the Upper New York Bay. They were among the second family settler ship voyage, ''Nieu Nederlandt'', consisting of thirty Flemish Walloon families. The families were spread out over the entire territory claimed by the company. After a few families had been left at the mouth of the Connecticut River, others went on to be dropped off at Noten Eylant, while 18 men of the remaining families were taken up the Hudson to construct Fort Orange.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Netherlander Some of this party from Noten Eylant had then been sent south to Delaware, but were later recalled by Willem Verhulst, the second director of the Dutch West India Company. The site was recommended to Verhulst in 1625, but later in 1625, Verhulst oversaw the decision to move them back north to New Amsterdam where the Dutch West India Company had decided to concentrate their settlement efforts, and the fort was soon disbanded.||Willem Verhulsthttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Willem_Verhulst |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|Fort Christina||1638||1655||New Sweden, first of Swedish settlements on the Zuyd Rivier, at the Brandywine Creek and Christina River, on September 15, 1655 it fell to the Dutch and all New Sweden came under the control of the Dutch; became Dutch Fort Altena in 1655, now Wilmington, DE
[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Nieuw_Nederland_and_Nya_Sverige.svg Fort Christina map image]||[[Minuit-4 | Peter Minuit]] |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|Fort Mecoponacka ||1641||1655||New Sweden, in Chester, near Finlandia or Upland in Delaware County, Pennsylvania|| |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|Fort Nya Elfsborg ||1643||1655||New Sweden, between present-day Salem Creek and Alloway Creek near Bridgeport, New Jersey
[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Kartskiss_%C3%B6ver_Nya_Sverige.png Fort Nya Elfsborg map image]|| |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|Fort Nya Gothenborg||1643||1655||New Sweden, on Tinicum Island near the site of The Printzhof in Essington, Delaware County, Pennsylvania.
[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Kartskiss_%C3%B6ver_Nya_Sverige.png Fort Nya Gothenborg map image]|| |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|Fort Nya Vasa||1646||1655||New Sweden, at Kingsessing, on the eastern-side of Cobbs Creek in Philadelphia.
[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Kartskiss_%C3%B6ver_Nya_Sverige.png Fort Nya Vasa map image]|| |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|Fort Nya Korsholm||1647||1655||New Sweden, on the Schuylkill River near the South River in Philadelphia.
[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Kartskiss_%C3%B6ver_Nya_Sverige.png Fort Nya Korsholm map image]|| |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|Fort Beversreede||1648||1655||New Sweden, on the Schuylkill River at Southwest Philadelphia, near the South River|| |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|Fort Casimir||1651||1654||New Netherland fort in the midst of New Sweden, now at New Castle, was built from dismantled Dutch Fort Nassau. In 1654 the Dutch surrendered the fort to the Swedes,, and it was then briefly known as Fort Trefaldigheets. On September 11, 1655 the Dutch retook the fort and renamed it New Amstel
[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Kartskiss_%C3%B6ver_Nya_Sverige.png Fort Casimir map image]|| |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|Fort Altena||1655||---||New Netherland, replaced the first of Swedish settlements on the Zuyd Rivier, after it was conquered as Fort Christina of New Sweden in 1655, now Wilmington|| |- | colSpan="5" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |- valign="top" |height="40"|Nieuw Amstel||1655||---||New Netherland, now at New Castle, was built 1651 as Fort Casimir from dismantled Fort Nassau, then briefly taken by the Swedes and known as Fort Trefaldigheets (1654–1655). On September 11, 1655 the Dutch retook the fort and renamed it New Amstel; John Paul Jacquet became the Dutch governor, with New Amstel the capital of the Dutch-controlled colony.||John Paul Jacquet |} === Notes ===
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[[Category:New Netherland Settlers Project]] [[Category:New Netherland Settlers]] [[Category: Netherlands Project]] [[Category:New_Netherland_Families]] '''New Netherland Settlers 1609-1640''' is the inclusive list, in chronological order, of the ''reputedly first'' European pioneers who came to the Dutch colony of Nieuw-Nederland. == Overview == These are the earliest immigrant arrivals and early births of profiles categorized as [[:Category:New Netherland Settlers]]. Some of the data on these profiles may still be very sketchy, or lost to history. This list will help us ''to study them more definitvely''. Be aware that there are likely to be some errors, as well as non-existent or mythical people in this list. But on the other hand, the legitimate early settlers are famous pioneers. Those famous pioneers have well-researched articles about them in Wikipedia. So they need to be identified and improved in their profiles here in WikiTree. This list will allow us to more easily find and source those famous profiles which have a matching Wikipedia article. The criteria of the Wikipedia article allows us to add these notable profiles to the [[:Category:Famous People]]. == Demographics == The 1640 cutoff date in this list is based on the following census population table from Wikipedia. By the count in this table, there should be no more than several hundred profiles listed on this page. But it is expected that the number of profiles will actually be somewhat higher, to account for errors, mistaken identities, ancestors who really did not immigrate, duplications of children, deaths of young people before the census counts, etc. Below are the population estimates of the settlers and their families. These figures do not include Native Americans. {| border="5" class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;" |+ '''SETTLER FAMILY POPULATION''' |- ! scope="col" width: 50% | Census Year ! scope="col" width: 50% | Population Estimate |- | colSpan="2" style="background-color:black;"| |- |height="40"|1628||270 |- | colSpan="2" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |height="40"|1630||300 |- | colSpan="2" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |height="40"|1640||500 |- | colSpan="2" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |height="40"|1650||800 -1,000 |- | colSpan="2" style="background-color:lightgrey;"| |- |height="40"|1664||9,000 |} Growth of the colony in the early years was very slow. Because of the dangers and hardships of life in the new land some colonists decided to return to the homeland in 1628. By 1630 the total population of New Netherland was about 300, many being French-speaking Walloons. It is estimated about 270 lived in the area surrounding Fort Amsterdam on the southern tip of Manhattan, primarily working as farmers, while about 30 of the remaining settlers were some 140 miles north at Fort Orange, the center of the Hudson valley fur trade with the Mohawks. As can be seen from the table, the population doubled again just in the decade after 1640. Therefore those later arrivals after 1640 are excluded from the list here. == Resources == Many of the immigrant arrivals will be found by date in [[:Category:New_Netherland_Settler_Ships]]. Some fifty communities that they then founded will be found in [[:Space:New_Netherland_Settlements]]. Some family progenitors and related surnames adopted by their descendants will be found in [[:Space:New_Netherland_Immigrants_and_Progenitors]]. Some baptisms will be found in [[:Space:Baptism_and_Marriage_Records_of_the_DRC_in_America]], although very little exists before 1640. == Settlers == === Native Ancestors === : No. : Date : Profile Name : notes : Wikipedia # 1536 : [[Montauk-3|Chief Sassacus Montauk]] : b. 1536 # 1550 : [[Mongotucksee-1|Chief Long Knife Mongotuckse]] : b. 1550 # ~ 1550 : [[Wichikittaubt-1|Wahl Wichikittaubt]] : b. ~ 1550 # 1556 : [[Montauk-4|Quashawan Montauk]] : b. 1556 # 1571 : [[Wyandanch-2| Chief Grand Sachem Wyandanch]] : b. 1571 # 1575 : [[Montauk-9|Wichikittawbut Montauk]] : b. 1575 # 1603 : [[Montauk-2| Princess Catoneras "Heather Flower" Montauk]] : b. 1603 # ~ 1620 : [[Ots-Toch-2| Ots-Toch "Alstock" Ots-Toch]] : b. ~ 1620 === First Explorers === : No. : Date : Profile Name : notes : Wikipedia # 1609 : [[Hudson-775|Henry Hudson]] : b. 1575 '''Henry Hudson''' in 1609 first explored the coast of western Long Island, and landed his ship the ''Half Moon'' at the island known by the natives as ''Narrioch'' ([http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coney_Island Coney Island]), along the shore of Gravesend Bay, and near what became in 1643 the Dutch-ruled Anabaptist English village of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gravesend,_Brooklyn Gravesend], and which is now a neighborhood in south-central Brooklyn, Kings. In 1654 the people of Gravesend purchased the neighboring Dutch-named ''Conyne Eylandt'' (Coney Island) from the local natives, but it was not developed until the 1840s. : [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henry_Hudson Wikipedia] # 1613 : [[Rodrigues-477|Jan Rodrigues]] : '''Jan Rodrigues''' in 1613 was employed as interpreter by Dutch ship captain Thijs Volckenz Mossel, who left Rodrigues behind on [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Governors_Island Paggank (Island of Nuts, Noten Eylant)] for the summer. Dutch explorer Adriaen Block called it Noten Eylant, and picked up Rodrigues in December 1613. In 1624 this small island off the southern tip of Manhattan was briefly the first destination point of the first settler ship, and there was an attempt to construct a fort and settlement there. However, the residents soon moved across the Bay to the more defensible Manhattan, which became the permanent stronghold of Fort Amsterdam. Noten Eylant then remained unsettled for the next decade. In modern times the name changed to Governor's Island, and it once again has no permanent inhabitants. : [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Juan_(Jan)_Rodriguez Wikipedia] # 1613 Thijs Volckenz Mossel : '''Thijs Volckenz Mossel''' in 1613 was a Dutch ship captain who briefly visited Paggank (Island of Nuts) in the early summer # 1614 : [[Block-408|Adriaen Block]] : b. ~ 1567 '''Adriaen Block''' in 1614 briefly visited future site of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Haven Roduins] or Rodenbergh, a Dutch factorij through the 1620s? at the mouth of the Quinnipiac River, now New Haven, CT : [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adriaen_Block Wikipedia] # 1615 : Hendrick Christiaensen : '''Hendrick Christiaensen''' in 1615 through 1618 built the first Dutch factorij settlement ([http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fort_Nassau_(North) Fort Nassau]) in North America, in Mahican / Mohawk territory on the North River (upper Hudson), sited at "Castle Island", on ruins of an earlier French fortification from 1540. : [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hendrick_Christiaensen Wikipedia] # 1616 : Jacob Eelkens : '''Jacob Eelkens''' in 1616 became commander of the first Fort Nassau on the North River, upon Christiaensen's death # late 1635 : [[Winthrop-14|John Winthrop, the Younger]] : b. 1606 '''John Winthrop, the Younger''', designated Governor by the group, aided by Colonel George Fenwick and Captain Lion Gardiner, in late 1635 established the English [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saybrook_Colony Saybrook Colony] on the site of the former Dutch [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Old_Saybrook,_Connecticut Kievets Hoek], a short-lived factorij at the mouth of the Connecticut River at present day Old Saybrook, CT : [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Winthrop,_the_Younger Wikipedia] # late 1635 : Colonel George Fenwick : [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Fenwick_(MP) Wikipedia] # late 1635 : [[Gardiner-158|Captain Lion Gardiner]] : [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lion_Gardiner Wiipedia] # 1636 : [[Van_Deursen-25|Abraham Pietersen van Deusen]] : b. 1607 '''Abraham Pietersen van Deusen''' of the Dutch WIC around 1636 established a trading post on the island of Quetenesse, now [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dutch_Island_(Rhode_Island) Dutch Island], on the western passage of Narragansett Bay, Rhode Island, to trade with the Narragansett Indians. : [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abraham_Pietersen_van_Deusen Wikipedia] # Winter 1637-8 : Reverend John Davenport : '''Reverend John Davenport''', Winter 1637-8 established Newhaven, CT on former site of Dutch factorij Roduins or Rodenbergh with Theophilus Eaton : [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Davenport_(Puritan) Wikipedia] # Winter 1637-8 : Theophilus Eaton : [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Theophilus_Eaton Wikipedia] === Early Settlers === : No. : Date : Profile Name : notes : Wikipedia # 1624 : Adriaen Jorrissen Thienpont : '''Adriaen Jorrissen Thienpont''' in 1624 was the first Dutch commander of the 1624 Fort Orange on the North River; succeeded by Daniel van Krieckebeck : [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adrian_Jorisszen_Tienpoint Wikipedia] # 1624 : [[Rapalje-19|Joris Janse Rapalje]] : b. 1604 '''Joris Rapalje''' on 25 Jan 1624 on the first family settler ship [[:Category:De_Eendracht%2C_sailed_Jan_1624 | De Eendracht]] which left Amsterdam and stopped and probably deposited some settlers at Noten Eylant. : [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joris_Jansen_Rapelje Wikipedia] # 1624 : [[Trico-5|Catalina Trico]] : b. 1605 # 1624 : [[Montfort-129|Jean Monfort]] : b. 1583 # 1624 : [[Moreau-16|Jacqueline Moreau]] : b. ~ 1583 # 1624 : [[Montfort-195|Pieter Monfort]] # 1624 : [[Mey-117|Cornelius Jacobsen Mey]] : b. ~ 1580 '''Cornelius Jacobsen May''' in 1614 began to work for the Dutch West India Company, and travelled as a ship's captain to the new world, exploring the Hudson River and helping to form a trading agreement with the Indians involving Adriaen Block. In 1616, Cornelius returned, this time surveying the Delaware Bay region travelling on the ship named ''Blijde Boodschap'' (Joyful Message). He continued to make many return trips, even ordering the construction of Fort Nassau at the mouth of the Big Timber Creek in 1621. In May 1624 he was in command of the second Dutch settler ship [[:Category:Nieuw_Nederland_(New_Netherland)%2C_sailed_Mar_1624|Nieuw Nederland]] which then arrived at Noten Eylant. May disembarked on the island with some of the 30 Walloon families (Flemish-French Protestants from what is today Belgium). He then became the first Director of New Netherland. : [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cornelius_Jacobsen_May Wikipedia] # 1624 : [[Du_Trieux-21|Philippe du Trieux]] : b. 1586 '''Philippe du Trieux''', after 1624 arrival in New Amsterdam, built a home on Beaver Graft or Street, near the Fort, where he began his American family. This house he sold in 1643, having acquired a sizable farm along the East River in 1638 # 1624 : [[Du_Chesne-5|Susanna du Chesne]] : b. 1601 # 1624 : [[Du_Trieux-46|Philippe du Trieux, Jr.]] # 1624 : [[Du_Trieux-45|Marye du Trieux]] # 1624 : [[Vigne-2|Ghislain Vigne]] : b. 1586 # 1624 : [[Vigne-8|Gudyen Vigne]] : b. ~ 1608 # 1624 : [[Cuvellier-2|Adrienne Cuvellier]] : b. 1586 # 1624 : [[Vigne-6|Marie Vigne]] # 1624 : [[Vigne-3|Christine Vigne]] # 1624 : [[Vigne-7|Rachel Vigne]] # 1624 : [[Vigne-5|Jan Vigne]] # 1625 : [[Verhulst-17|Willem Verhulst]] : b. < 1600 '''Willem Verhulst''' in 1625 was the second director of the Dutch West India Company, when he decided to order the first 1625 settlers to abandon [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fort_Wilhelmus Fort Wilhelmus], an early factorij on what had been named Hooghe Eyland (High Island, also called Verhulsten Island), in the Zuyd Rivier, and now Burlington Island, near the present site of Trenton, New Jersey : [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Willem_Verhulst Wikipedia] # Jun. - Jul. 1625 : [[Van_Couwenhoven-19|Wolphert Gerretse van Couwenhoven]] : b. 1579 '''Wolphert Gerretse van Couwenhoven''' and Neeltgen Jacobsdochter immigrated in June or July 1625 to New Netherland, and with family on a ship of the Dutch WIC which saled in the expedition that was comprised of the ships ''Mackerel, Horse, Cow'' and ''Sheep''. In 1629 Wolfert returned to the Netherlands. On May 24, 1630 He came back again to the colony from the Netherlands on board "''De Endracht''" (the Unity). # Jun. - Jul. 1625 : [[Jacobsdochter-2|Neeltgen Jacobsdochter]] : b. 1584 # ~ 1625 : [[Swits-12|Claes Corneliss Swits]] : b. 1576 '''Claes Swits''' was an elderly Swiss immigrant who farmed Bouwerie No. 5 on Manhattan Island with [[Walichs-2|Jacob Walichsen (Walichs) Van Winkle]] from 1620-something (1624 maybe) through 1636 when their lease expired and both men left that bouwerie. In August 1641 Claes Swits was killed by a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Weckquaesgeek Weckquaesgeek] native of his long acquaintance. Swits ran a popular public house, frequented by Europeans and Native Americans in what is today Turtle Bay, Manhattan. Director of New Netherland Willem Kieft used Swits' death as a pretext for a war of extermination against the tribe. The resulting war was called [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kieft's_War Kieft's War] (1643–1645). # ~ 1625 : [[Walichs-2|Jacob Walichsen (Walichs) Van Winkle]] : b. 1599 '''Jacob Walichsen (Walichs) Van Winkle''' farmed Bouwerie No. 5 on Manhattan Island with [[Swits-12|Claes Corneliss Swits]] from 1620-something (1624 maybe) through 1636 when their lease expired and both men left that bouwerie. # 1626 : [[Brachonge-2|Aeltje Brachonge]] : b. 1589 # May 1626 : [[Minuit-4|Peter Minuit]] : b. ~ 1580 '''Peter Minuit''' was the 3rd Director of the Dutch colony of New Netherland from 1626 to 1633. In 1638 he established Fort Christina in New Sweden, the first of Swedish settlements on the Zuyd Rivier, at the Brandywine Creek and Christina River, now Wilmington, DE : [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peter_Minuit Wikipedia] # May 1626 : [[Ten_Broeck-34| Wessel Wesselsen ten Broeck]] : b. ~ 1608 '''Wessel Wesselsen ten Broeck''' in May 1626, the paternal ancestor of the several branches of the Ten Broeck family in the United States, reputedly came to the Colony of New Netherland with Peter Minuit, the first Director General, per the family honored tradition. However, records proving it were destroyed in the 1820s. # < 1627 : [[Verdon-15|Jacob Janse Verdon]] : b. 1600 # April 7, 1628 : [[Micha%C3%ABlius-2|Jonas Michaëlius]] : b. 1577 # ~ 1628 : [[Damen-21|Jan Cornelisz Damen]] : b. 1555 # ~ 1628 : [[Damen-59|Neltje Jans Damen]] : b., 1581 # ~ 1628 : [[Damen-24|Willem Jansz Damen]] : b. 1579 # < 1629 : [[Van_Voorst-5|Cornelius Van Voorst]] : b. 1580 # < 1629 : [[Ides-1|Vroutje Ides]] : b. 1610 # ~ 1620s : [[Du_Cloux-1|Marie Du Cloux]] : b. 1577 # < 1630 : [[Labattie-1|Jan Labattie]] : b. 1600 # < 1630 : [[Focke-1|Evert Focke]] : b. 1570 # < 1630 : [[Seals-15|John Seals]] : b. 1594 # ~ 1630 : Daniel van Krieckebeck : '''Daniel van Krieckebeck''' in ~ 1630 succeeded Adriaen Jorrissen Thienpont as Dutch commander of the 1624 Fort Orange on the North River; was succeeded by Hans Jorissen Houten # 1630 : Kiliaen van Rensselaer : '''Kiliaen van Rensselaer''', in 1630 established his patroonship at Rensselaerswyck on the North River, now Capital District, surrounding the 1624 Fort Orange on 24 miles of shoreline along the Hudson River and 24 miles inland on each side of the fort. # 1630 : Gillis Hoosett : '''Gillis Hoosett''' in 1630 purchased the lands to the south and north of the 1624 Fort Orange from the natives. # 1630 : Michael Pauw : '''Michael Pauw''', in 1630 attempted patroonship of Pavonia on the North River, now Hudson County # 1630 : [[Jansen-132|Abraham Jansen van Salee]] : b. ~ 1602 # 1630 : [[Jansen-455|Anthony Jansen van Salee]] : b. 1607 : [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anthony_Janszoon_van_Salee Wikipedia] # 1630 : [[Reyniers-3|Grietje Reyniers]] : b. 1602 # > Mar 1630 : [[Van_Nieuwkerk-6|Barent Peelen van Nieuwkerk]] : ~ 1595 # May 24, 1630 : [[Jans-49|Anneke Jans]] : b. 1605 # May 24, 1630 : [[Janssoon-1|Roeloff Janssoon Van Maesterlandt]] : b. 1602 # < 1632 : [[Damen-4|Cornelis Jansz Damen]] : b. 1588 # < 1632 : [[Sauvagie-2|Michele Sauvagie]] : b. 1585 # < 1632 : [[Roos-9|Jan Roos]] : b. 1600 # < 1632 : [[De_Potter-4|Cornelius De Potter]] : b. 1610 # 1632 : [[Volckertszen-5|Dirck de Noorman Volckertszen]] : b. ~ 1595 # < 1633 : [[Verdon-18|Jean Verdon]] : b. 1575 # 1633 : Wouter van Twiller : '''Wouter van Twiller''' in 1633 was a New Netherland director who arrived at Noten Eylant with a 104-men regiment, its first military use. On June 16, 1637 he secured his farm there by a deed. : [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wouter_van_Twiller Wikipedia] # 1633 : [[Bergen-4|Hans Hansen Bergen]] : b. 1610 : [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hans_Hansen_Bergen Wikipedia] # Apr 1633 : [[Bogardus-5|Reverend Everardus Bogardus]] : b. 1607 : [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Everardus_Bogardus Wikipedia] # > May 1634 : [[Ver_Planck-2| Isaac Ver Planck]] : b. 1580 # > May 1634 : [[Ver_Planck-1| Abraham Isaacsen Ver Planck]] : b. 1606 # < 1634 : [[Van_de_Cuyl-4|Jacob Barentzsen Van de Cuyl]] : b. ~ 1580 # 1634 : [[Thomas-1714|Maritje Thomas]] : b. 1594 # 1634 : [[Buys-130|Jan Cornelis Buys]] : b. ~ 1615 # > May 1634 : [[Van_Blarcom-2|Lubbert Gysbertsen Van Blarcom]] : b. ~ 1601 # < 1635 : [[Andriessen-1|Juriaen Andriessen]] : b. 1607 # < 1635 : [[Wessel-3|Anatje Wessel]] : b. 1601 # Jun. 02, 1635 : [[Alberti-16|Pietro Cesare Alberti]] : b. 1608 : [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cornelis_Jacobszoon_May Wikipedia] # 1635 : [[De_Foreest-11|Isaac de Foreest]] : b. 1616 # 1636 : [[Adrianszen-1|Willem Adriaenszen Bennett]] : b. ~ 1604 # ~ 1636 : [[VanBreestede-4|Jan Jansen van Breestede]] : b. 1596 # < 1637 : [[De_Forest-55|Henri Crispin De Forest]] : b. 1606 # Mar. 4, 1637 : [[Barents-27|Annetje Barents]] : b. 1607 # Mar. 4, 1637 : [[Bradt-2|Albert Andriessen Bradt]] : b. 1607 : [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Albert_Andriessen_Bradt Wikipedia] # Mar. 4, 1637 : [[Bradt-4| Arent Andriessen Bradt]] : b. 1610 # March 5,1637 : [[Montagne-1|Dr Jean Mousnier "Jehan" de la Montagne]] : b. 1595 # 1637 : [[Bradt-3|Andries Bradt]] : b. 1578 # 1637 : [[Lubberts-2|Tryntie Lubberts]] : b. 1599 # 1637 : [[Van_Schouwen-1|Claes Cornelissen Van Schouwen]] : b. 1597 # 1637 : [[Kype-3|Hendrik Hendriksen Kype]] : b. 1600 : [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hendrick_Hendricksen_Kip Wikipedia] # > Dec 1637 : [[Wagenaar-1| Jacob Aertse Wagenaar]] : b. ~ 1594 # < 28 Mar 1638 [[Gardenier-3|Jacobus Jansz Gardenier]]: b. ~ 1616 # Mar. 1638 : [[Luycaszen-1|Andries Luycaszen]] : b. ~ 1595 # < Sep. 1638 : [[Cool-30|Cornelis Lambertsen Cool]] : b. abt 1589 # < Sep. 1638 : [[Cool-68|Barent Cool]] : b. ~ 1610 # < Sep. 1638 : [[Cool-72|Jacob Cool]] : b. ~ 1610 # < Sep. 1638 : [[Cool-76| Neeltje Altje Cool]] : b. > 1610 # < 1638 : [[Kieft-20|Willem Kieft]] : b. 1597 : [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Willem_Kieft Wikipeida] # ~ 1638 : Hans Jorissen Houten : '''Hans Jorissen Houten''' in ~ 1638 succeeded Daniel van Krieckebeck as Dutch commander of the 1624 Fort Orange on the North River; was succeeded by Carl van Brugge # ~ 1638 : [[Pieterszen-5|Jan Pieterszen van Huysen]] : b. 1605 # 1638 : [[Brinkerhoff-96|Joris Dirksen Brinkerhoff]] : b. 1604 # 1638 : [[Roelantszen-1|Adam Roelantszen]] : b. ~ 1606 # 1638 : [[Beekman-58|Martin Hendricksz Beekman]] : b. 1617 # 1638 : [[Denyce-2|Teunis Nyssen Denyce]] : b. 1615 # < 1639 : [[Brickers-2|Gerrit Brickers]] : b. 1606 # < Aug. 1639 : [[Stille-110| Cornelis Jacobsen Stille van Vreelandt]] : b. 1609 # 1639 : [[Bronck-4|Jonas Bronck]] : b. ~ 1600 '''Jonas Bronck''', in 1639 settled Broncks, now The Bronx : [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jonas_Bronck Wikipedia] # 1639 : Cornelius Meylin : '''Cornelius Meylin''', 1639 attempted patroonship at Staaten Eylandt # 1639: [[Barents-30|Elsie Barents]] : b. abt 1598 # Jun. 1639 : [[Jansz-67|Mathijs Jansz van Keulen]] : b. 1602 # 1639 : [[Stillwell-18| Lt. Nicholas Stillwell Jr.]] : b. 1603 # 1639 : [[De_Plancken-3|Sarah Blanche de Plancken]] : b. ~ 1615 # ~ 1639 : [[Cray-2|Theunis "Anthonis" Cray]] : b. ~ 1602 # ~ 1639 : [[Snedeker-9|Jan Gerritsz Snedeker]] : b. 1608 # > Apr. 1639 : [[Linde-68|Pieter Linde]] : b. ~ 1598 '''Pieter Linde''' on April 18, 1639 paid to David Pietersen de Vries and Frederick Pietersen de Vries 140 Carolus gelders ($56) for passage for himself and wife to New Amsterdam, where he settled and followed his profession until the death of his wife in 1643. # < Jun. 18 1639 : [[Gerritsen-40|Cozyn Gerritsen]] : b. ~ 1607 # 1639 : [[Caljer-3|Jochem Caljer]] : b. ~ 1617 # ~ 1630s : [[Adams-14275|Albert Adams]] : b. 1585 # ~ 1630s : [[Badie-12|Maaratje Badie]] : b. 1584 # ~ 1630s : [[Bogaert-55|Gijsbert Theuniszen Bogaert]] : b. 1595 # ~ 1630s : [[Bosch-36|Lychgan Bosch]] : b. 1596 # ~ 1630s : [[Brouwer-199|Frans Sijmonsen Brouwer]] : b. 1596 # ~ 1630s : [[Colymans-2|Pieter (Colymans) Coeymans]] : b. 1594 # ~ 1630s : [[De_Grauw-6|Leendert Arentsen de Grauw]] : b. 1574 # ~ 1630s : [[De_Herville-7|Marguerite de Herville]] : b. 1590 # ~ 1630s : [[De_Hooges-6|Johannes De Hooges]] : b. ~ 1588 # ~ 1630s : [[De_Nieppe-1|Margrieta de Nieppe]] : b. ~ 1594 # ~ 1630s : [[Denyse-3|Nys "Dion Nys" Denyse]] | b. 1580 # ~ 1630s : [[DeRyck-2|Jacob Simons DeRyck]] : b. 1590 # ~ 1630s : [[Dirks-5|Sytie Dirks]] : b. 1584 # ~ 1630s : [[Duncanson-22|Maritje Duncanson]] b. 1593 # ~ 1630s : [[Hartman-69|Preyntje Hartman]] : b. 1590 # ~ 1630s : [[Herckson-1|Catherine Tryntie Herckson]] : b. 1582 # ~ 1630s : [[Huycken-1|Wyellen "William" Huycken]] : b. ~ 1580 # ~ 1630s : [[Janse-10|Jan Janse Ryckman]] : b. ~ 1590 # ~ 1630s : [[Jansen-198|Barent Jansen]] : b. 1594 # ~ 1630s : [[Jonas-27|Catherine "Tryntje" Jonas Roelofs]] : b. 1582 # ~ 1630s : [[Roelofs-78|Catherine Jonas "Tryntje" Roelofs]] b. 1582 # ~ 1630s : [[Krol-74|Bastiaen Jansz Krol]] : b. 1595 '''Sebastiaen_Jansen_Krol''' was the 4th Director of New Netherland : [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sebastiaen_Jansen_Krol Wikipedia] # ~ 1630s : [[Lydecker-5|Jan Alberts Lydecker]] : b. 1564 # ~ 1630s : [[Lydecker-2|Leuntje Alberts Lydecker]] : b 1589 # ~ 1630s : [[Martense-1|Elsje Martense]] : b. 1583 # ~ 1630s : [[Mingael-8|Jan Thomaszen Mingael]] : b. ~ 1590 # ~ 1630s : [[Pieters-4|Anneken Pieters]] : b. 1585 # ~ 1630s : [[Rapalje-69|Joris Janssen George Rapalje]] : b. 1572 # ~ 1630s : [[Von_Schrierstadt-1|Jacob von Schrierstadt]] : ~ 1570 # ~ 1630s : [[Sebyns-1|Jannetje Sebyns]] b. 1597 # ~ 1630s : [[Sohier-11|Francois Sohier]] : b. 1595 # ~ 1630s : [[Sybrant-1|Jan Sybrant]] : b. 1559 # ~ 1630s : [[Ten_Waert-1|Agnietje Ten Waert]] : b. 1573 # ~ 1630s : [[Tomasse-1|Hendrick Tomasse]] : b. 1587 # ~ 1630s : [[Unknown-103446|Annetje (Unknown) Waele]] : b. ~ 1599 # ~ 1630s : [[Van_Blarcom-6|Gysbert Van Blarcom]] : b. 1576 # ~ 1630s : [[Van_Brug-1|Gillis Jansz Van Brug]] : b. 1591 # ~ 1630s : [[Van_Brunt-6|Helena Van Brunt]] : b. 1580 # ~ 1630s : [[Van_Der_Chijs-1|Jan Van Der Chijs]] b. 1592 # ~ 1630s : [[Van_Der_Voort-3|Paul Van Der Voort]] : b. 1595 # ~ 1630s : [[Van_Der_Werven-2|Daniel "Pieter" Van Der Werven]] : b. 1580 # ~ 1630s : [[Van_Gelder-59|Roelof Van Gelder]] : b. 1580 # ~ 1630s : [[Van_Naerden-2|Pieter Casparzen Van Naerden]] : b. ~ 1583 # ~ 1630s : [[Van_Norden-1|Aldert Van Norden]] : b. 1589 # ~ 1630s : [[Van_Rynsburg-1|Pieter Jacobson Van Rynsburg]] : b. 1590 # ~ 1630s : [[Van_Woggelum-3|Adriaen Pietersen Van Woggelum]] : b. 1580 # ~ 1630s : [[Viele-19|Cornelis Volkertszen Viele]] : b. 1584 # ~ 1630s : [[Von_Rotmers-4|Barent Von Rotmers]] : b. ~ 1585 # ~ 1630s : [[Vonryker-1|Guisbert Vonryker]] : b. 1590 # ~ 1630s : [[Waele-2|Unknown Waele]] : b. ~ 1599 # ~ 1630s : [[Waldron-23|Johannes "Resolved" Waldron]] : b. 1579 # ~ 1630s : [[Wessels-47|Anneke Gerritje Wessels]] : b. 1580 # ~ 1630s : [[Westbroek-2|Jan Teunisen Westbroek]] : b. 1595 # ~ 1630s : [[Jans-1167|Aerjan Jans]] : b. 1608 # ~ 1630s : [[Arrens-1|Arrentje Arrens]] : b ~ 1603 # ~ 1630s : [[Bayard-4|Judith Bayard]] : b. 1608 # ~ 1630s : [[Berry-1541|James Berry]] : b. ~ 1600 # ~ 1630s : [[Coeymans-2|Margrietje Pieterse Coeymans]] : b. 1608 # ~ 1630s : [[Cornelis-7|Divertje Cornelis]] : b. 1603 # ~ 1630s : [[De_Duytscher-3|Willem Janszen De Duytscher]] : b. 1601 # ~ 1630s : [[De_Forest-35|Rachel de Forest]] : b. 1609 # ~ 1630s : [[Dubbels-1|Susannah Dubbels]] : b. 1602 # ~ 1630s : [[Duncanson-16|Jannetje "Jonet" Duncanson]] : b. 1603 # ~ 1630s : [[Fredericks-46|Celitje "Seletje" Fredericks]] : b. ~ 1609 # ~ 1630s : [[Halters-1|Geertie Philipsdr Halters]] : b. 1608 # ~ 1630s : [[Harmtje-1|Hannah Harmtje]] : b. 1604 # ~ 1630s : [[Harpertsen-1|Metje Harpertsen]] : b ~ 1607 # ~ 1630s : [[Hendrickse-2|Styntje Hendrickse]] : b. 1607 # ~ 1630s : [[Herman-706|Augustine Herman]] : b. 1605 # ~ 1630s : [[Hoogland-13|Jan Hoogland]] : b. 1603 # ~ 1630s : [[Huyken-1|Machtelje Huyken]] : b. 1605 # ~ 1630s : [[Jacobs-791|Jeyltje Jacobs]] : b. 1608 # ~ 1630s : [[Jacobse-3|Trientje Jacobse]] : b. 1600 # ~ 1630s : [[Jans-302|Engeltje Jans]] : b. 1600 # ~ 1630s : [[Jans-155|Jan Jans]] : b. 1600 # ~ 1630s : [[Janszen-1|Geertje Janszen]] : b. 1605 # ~ 1630s : [[Jochemsen-18|Andries Jochemsen]] : b. ~ 1607 # ~ 1630s : [[Koenig-330|Albert Koenig]] : b. ~ 1600 # ~ 1630s : [[Loosje-4|Cornelius Loosje]] : b. ~ 1600 # ~ 1630s : [[Lubbertsen-1|Frederick Lubbertsen]] : b. 1603 # ~ 1630s : [[Martens-5|Leentje Martens]] : b. 1605 # ~ 1630s : [[Martense-15|Jannetje Martense]] : b. ~ 1600 # ~ 1630s : [[Nes-1|Cornelis Hendricksz Nes]] : b. ~ 1602 # ~ 1630s : [[Provoost-13|David William Provoost]] : b. 1608 # ~ 1630s : [[Andersson-1906|Mans Andersson]] : b. ~ 1599 : [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M%C3%A5ns_Andersson Wikipedia] # ~ 1630s : [[Robberts-27|Robbert Robberts]] : b. ~ 1607 # ~ 1630s : [[Roome-35|Jan Roome]] : b. 1600 # ~ 1630s : [[Scheerburch-1|Geertje Scheerburch]] : b. 1608 # ~ 1630s : [[Schepmoes-3| Jan Jansen Schepmoes]] : b. 1605 # ~ 1630s : [[Schuerman-29|Harmen Schuerman]] : b. 1600 # ~ 1630s : [[Seivens-1|Gretije Seivens]] : b. ~ 1600 # ~ 1630s : [[Sip-5|Adrian Sip]] : b. 1606 # ~ 1630s : [[Slaghboom-1|Teuntje Jeurians Slaghboom]] : b. ~ 1600 # ~ 1630s : [[Snyder-863|Hendrick Janszen Snyder]] : b. 1604 # ~ 1630s : [[Stelling-60|Catherine Stelling]] : b. > 1609 # ~ 1630s : [[Symons-446|Tryntje Symons de Wit]] : b. 1603 # ~ 1630s : [[Unknown-8313| Jan Unknown de Groot]] : b. ~ 1600 # ~ 1630s : [[UNKNOWN-107837|Lemmertje Unknown]] : b. 1602 # ~ 1630s : [[Valrinck-1|Elizabeth Valrinck]] : b. 1609 # ~ 1630s : [[Van_Borsum-4|Egbert Van Borsum]] : b. 1605 # ~ 1630s : [[Van_Campen-2|Tryntje Van Campen]] : b. 1608 # ~ 1630s : [[Van_Den_Burchgraeff-1| Maycke Hendricksdr van den Burchgraeff]] : b. 1602 # ~ 1630s : [[Van_Doorn-1|Pieter Van Doorn]] : b. ~ 1609 # ~ 1630s : [[Van_Dyck-94|Franz Classen van Dyck]] : b. 1604 # ~ 1630s : [[Van_Groenengen-1| Jan Jansen Van Groenengen]] : < 1602 # ~ 1630s : [[Van_Hamburg-3|Pieters Van Hamburg]] : b. ~ 1600 # ~ 1630s : [[Glen-10|Alexander "Lindsey, Sanders" Glen]] : b. 1605 # ~ 1630s : [[Van_Horne-17|Jan Corneliszen Van Horne]] : b. ~ 1605 # ~ 1630s : [[Van_Hoesen-41|Jan Franszen van Hoesen]] : b. ~ 1608 # ~ 1630s : [[Van_Naerden-3| Sarah Pieterse Van Naerden]] : b. 1609 # ~ 1630s : [[Wessel-3|Anatje Wessel]] : b. 1601 # ~ 1630s : [[Van_Nes-28|Cornelius Hendriksz van Nes]] : 1602 # ~ 1630s : [[Van_Sichelen-5|Johannesz 'Jan' Van Sichelen]] : b. 1609 # ~ 1630s : [[Van_Slyke-19|Cornelis Antonissen Van Slyke]] : b. 1604 # ~ 1630s : [[Van_Texel-9|Cornelis Jansen Van Texel]] : b. 1600 # ~ 1630s : [[De_Boogh-13|Hendrick de Boogh]] : b. ~ 1600 # ~ 1630s : [[Van_Vlechtenstyn-4|Belitjegen Jacobse Van Vlechtenstyn]] : b. < 1604 # ~ 1630s : [[VanCleef-7|Cornelos VanCleef]] : b. 1600 # ~ 1630s : [[Webber-136|Antonnetta Webber]] : b. 1601 # ~ 1630s : [[Webber-37|Wolfert Webber II]] : b. ~ 1602 # ~ 1630s : [[Webber-130|Maritje Webber]] : b. 1605 # ~ 1630s : [[Wouterszen-2|Egbert Wouterszen]] : b. ~ 1600 # ~ 1630s : [[Wyncoop-2|Evert Wyncoop]] : b. 1600 # ~ 1630s : [[Albertse-2| Femmetje Albertse van Norden]] : b. 1615 # ~ 1630s : [[Albertz-5|Hendrick Albertz]] : b. 1613 # ~ 1630s : [[Ariens-3|Maritje Ariens]] : b. ~ 1617 # ~ 1630s : [[Barents-28| Geesje Barents von Rotmers]] : b. 1614 # ~ 1630s : [[Bellier-1|Lysbeth Bellier]] : b. 1616 # ~ 1630s : [[Bellier-2|Jean Bellier]] : b. 1590 # ~ 1630s : [[Bickers-2|Garrit B Bickers]] : b. 1611 # ~ 1630s : [[Blom-191|Barent Jansen Blom]] : b. 1611 # ~ 1630s : [[Botjagers-1|Dwertje Cornelis Botjagers]] : b. ~ 1618 # ~ 1630s : [[Chambers-37|Elizabeth Chambers]] : b. 1610 # ~ 1630s : [[Claes-77|Jannetje Claes Boone]] : b. 1618 # ~ 1630s : [[Claesen-1|Bartel Claesen]] : b. 1610 # ~ 1630s : [[Coeymans-4|Arent Coeymans]] : b. ~ 1617 # ~ 1630s : [[Coeymans-7|Lucas Coeymans]] : b. ~ 1615 # ~ 1630s : [[Craey-2|Jan Theuniszen Craey]] : b. ~ 1610 # ~ 1630s : [[Cray-8|Jannetje Theunis Cray]] : b. ~ 1615 # ~ 1630s : [[Davis-1913|Christopher Davis]] : b. 1616 # ~ 1630s : [[De_La_Trimeolle-1|Maria De La Trimeolle]] : b. ~ 1610 # ~ 1630s : [[De_Sille-11| Hon. Nicasius de Sille]] : b. 1610 # ~ 1630s : [[Cregier-1|Marten Cregier]] : b. ~ 1610 : [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Martin_Cregier Wikipedia] # ~ 1630s : [[Deboer-9|Hendrick Deboer]] : b. 1617 # ~ 1630s : [[Decker-772|Johannes Broersen Decker]] : b. 1615 # ~ 1630s : [[Dirckse-15|Grietje Dirckse]] : b. ~ 1614 # ~ 1630s : [[Coe-151|Robert Coe]] : b. 1596 # ~ 1630s : [[Wood-2273|Edmund Wood]] : b. 1578 # ~ 1630s : [[Gildersleeve-40|Richard Gildersleeve]] : b. 1601 # ~ 1630s : [[Op_den_Dyke-1|Gilbert Op den Dyke]] : b. 1605 # ~ 1630s : [[Strickland-125|John Strickland]] : b. 1600 # ~ 1630s : [[Whitehead-474|Daniel Whitehead]] : b. 1603 # ~ 1630s : [[Williams-1369|Moyles Williams]] : b. ~ 1605 # ~ 1630s : [[Rudolphus-1|Pieter Rudolphus de Vries]] : b. 1603 # ~ 1630s : [[Jackson-595|Robert Jackson]] : b. ~ 1615 # ~ 1630s : [[Stoffelsen-2|Jacob Stoffelsen]] : b. 1604 '''Jacob Stoffelsen''' was notable among [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Twelve_Men The Council of Twelve Men], a group of 12 men, chosen on 29 August 1641 by the residents of New Netherland to advise the Director of New Netherland, [[Kieft-20|Willem Kieft]], on relations with the Native Americans due to the murder of [[Swits-12|Claes Swits]]. Widow Tryntje Jacobse married second to '''Jacob Stoffelsen''' on 17 August 1657 and they settled at the Ahasymus, Pavonia property he had inherited from his first wife, [[Ides-1|Vrouwtje Idese]] (died 1641) who was the widow of [[Van_Voorst-5|Cornelis Hendricksen Van Voorst]]. # ~ 1630s : [[Hooglandt-5|Cornelis Dirksen Hooglandt]] : b. 1599 # ~ 1630s : [[Burchgraeff-5|Marijgen Burchgraeff]] : b. 1602 === Early Births === : No. : Date : Profile Name : notes : Wikipedia # Nov 2, 1636 : [[Bradt-85|Storm Albertse (Bradt) van der Zee]] : b. 1636 === Arrivals of Elderly Immigrants After 1640 === : No. : Date : Profile Name : notes : Wikipedia # > 1639 : [[Decker-109|Gerrit Janse Broorsen Decker]] : b. 1609 # ~ 1640 : [[Ogden-588|John Ogden]] : b. 1609 # < Nov. 25, 1640 : [[Quick-71|Theunis Thomaszen "De Metselaer" Quick]] : b. ~ 1600 # 1640 : [[Bogaert-65|Cornelius Cornelisen Bogaert]] : b. 1615 # < 1641 : [[Moll-21|Lambert Huybertsen Moll]] : b. 1595 # August 1641 : [[De_Vos-4|Andries De Vos]] : b. 1599 # < 1642 : [[Unknown-44707|Geesje (Unknown) Pieters]] : b. 1591 # 1642 : [[Doughty-32|Rev Francis Doughty]] : b. 1605 # 1642 : [[Stone-779|Bridgett Stone]] : b. 1604 # > Sep. 1643 : [[Van_Egmont-6|Cornelius Segertse Van Egmont]] : b. ~ 1599 # < 1643 : [[Allerton-3|Isaac Allerton Sr.]] : b. ~ 1586 '''Isaac Allerton''' having been exiled from Massachusetts Bay, by the early 1640s had simultaneous residences in in the pioneer Puritan dissident colony of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Haven,_Connecticut New Haven, Connecticut] and in New Amsterdam, the capital of the Dutch colony of New Netherland, where he owned property and became influential. There in 1643 he was appointed to the council of [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eight_Men Eight Men], an early citizens advisory board, by then Director of New Netherland Willem Kieft. : [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Isaac_Allerton Wikipedia] # < 1643 : [[Melijn-1|Corneille Melijn]] : b. 1600 # 1643 : [[Bout-2|Jan Evertson Bout]] : b. 1603 : [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jan_Everts_Bout Wikipedia] # 1643 : [[Carman-163|John Carman]] : b. 1606 : from in Roxbury, MA, removed to Hempstead, Long Island in 1643 # 1644 : [[Badie-4|Marytje Thomas Badie]] : b. 1608 # 1644 : [[Ruys-1|Annetje Ruys]] : b. 1602 # 1645 : [[Bowne-38|William Bowne]] : b. 1600 # 1645 : [[Applegate-55|Thomas Applegate]] : b. 1604 # ~ 1645 : [[Washburne-14|William Washburne]] : b. 1601 # < 1647 : [[Denton-127| Rev. Richard Denton]] : b. 1603 # Mar 22, 1648 : [[Van_Slichtenhorst-6|Brandt Arentse Van Slichtenhorst]] : b. 1587 : [https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brant_van_Slichtenhorst nl.Wikipedia] # 1649 : [[Van_Duyn-4| Cornelieus Gerritse Van Duyn]] : b. ~ 1606 # < 1651 : [[Douwse-1|Jellis Douwse]] : b. 1604 # 1651 : [[Aten-28| Adrian Hendricksen Aten]] : b. ~ 1615 # 1652 : [[Van_Dyck-73|Thomas Jansen van Dyck]] : b. 1580 # 1652 : [[Swartwout-25|Thomas Swartwout]] : b. 1607 # 1652 : [[Van_Dyck-74|Jan Thomasse van Dyck]] : b. 1605 # 1652 : [[Winne-19|Pieter Winne]] : b. 1609 # 1654 : [[Van_Nes-27|Hendrick Gerretse Van Nes]] : b. 1580 # 1654 : [[Conyn-3|Leendert Philipse Conyn]] : b. ~ 1615 # < 1657 : [[Cornelisz-46|Antoni "Teunis" Cornelisz van der Poel]] : b. 1618 # 1657 : [[Langedyck-1|Jan Jansen Langedyck]] : b. 1608 # 1657 : [[Straitsman-1|Teuntie Straitsman]] : b. ~ 1605 # 1659 : [[Cresson-2|Pierre Jacques Cresson]] : b. ~ 1609 # Feb 12 1659 : [[Banta-296|Epke Jacobse Banta]] : b. 1619 # Feb 12, 1659 : [[De_Ruine-6|Simon de Ruine]] : b. 1615 # 1661 : [[Slecht-8|Barent Corneliszoon Slecht]] : b. 1590 # < 1660 : [[Burhans-36|Jacob Burhans]] : b. ~ 1600 # 1660 : [[Bosch-81|Hendrick Albertzen Bosch]] : b. 1619 # > Apr 1660 : [[Van_Voorhees-12|Stephen Coerts Van Voorhees]] : b. 1600 # > Apr 1660 : [[Blanchan-5|Mathieu Blanchan]] : b. ~ 1610 # > Dec 1660 : [[Hardenbroeck-3|Adolphus Hardenbroeck]] : b. ~ 1609 # 1662 : [[Polhemius-3|Reverend Johannes Theodorus Polhemius]] : b. 1598 # > Aug 1662 : [[Ackerman-26|David Ackerman]] : b. 1615 # > Oct 1662 : [[Vermilye-5|Isaac Vermilye]] : b. 1601 # > Apr 1663 : [[Boucquet-2|Jerome Boucquet]] : b. 1619 # 1664 : [[Claes-5|Tryntje Claes]] : b. 1619 # 1664 : [[Coerten-3|Harmen Coerten]] : b. 1610 # < 1664 : [[Valentine-517|Richard Valentine II]] : b. ~ 1584 # < 1664 : [[Sedon-2|Ann (Sedon) Valentine]] : b. 1600 == Notes ==
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[[Category: New Netherland Genealogy Resources]] [[Category:Reliable Sources for Pre-1700 Profiles]] [[Category: New Netherland Settlers Project]] == New Netherland Reliable Sources == WikiTree advises members not to create or edit [[Help:Pre-1700_Profiles|pre-1700 profiles]] without using sources that the members of the [[Help:Pre-1700_Projects|appropriate project]] have determined to be reliable. This list identifies reliable and unreliable sources for profiles of people within the scope covered by the New Netherland Project. If you cannot determine a source's reliability from this page, contact project members for advice or ask in {{G2G}} using the tag {{Tag Link|new netherland}}. This page provides the advice of the [[Project:New Netherland Settlers|New Netherland Project]] regarding sources for New Netherland settlers, their descendants, and other community members during the colonial era. It is one of a set of "reliable sources" pages collected in [[:Category:Reliable Sources for Pre-1700 Profiles]]. Note that many of the New Netherland profiles created in WikiTree before this policy was established were based on unreliable sources and would benefit from revisions, including the addition of better sources. == Reliable Sources == '''NB:''' There are far too many individual sources for New Netherland to list all of them on one page. Accordingly, this page discusses different types of sources and provides links to other pages where more detailed lists are given. ===Church Records=== New Netherland baptisms and marriages were recorded in churches, initially only in Reformed Dutch churches and later also in churches of other denominations or languages. The complete original records or faithful transcripts of those records are valuable for genealogy. See the WikiTree page '''[[Space:Baptism_and_Marriage_Records_of_the_DRC_in_America|Baptism and Marriage Records of the Dutch Reformed Church of New Netherland and Beyond]]''' for information about church records and how to find them. ===Other Primary Records=== '''Court records, deeds, wills, letters, and similar contemporary documents''' can be excellent resources for genealogy. See '''[[Space:Primary Sources for New Netherland|Primary Sources for New Netherland]]''' for information on published compilations of primary records for New Netherland, along with some other resources for obtaining records. '''Ships' records''' - See https://www.olivetreegenealogy.com/nn/ships/ for information on reliable and not-so-reliable sources for New Netherland ships' records. '''Census records''' - See '''[[Space:Primary Sources for New Netherland|Primary Sources for New Netherland]]''' for information about some colonial censuses. ===Peer-reviewed genealogical journals and scholarly publications=== A few modern journals that may contain relevant articles and that have a reputation for quality are: *''[[Space: The New York Genealogical and Biographical Record|The New York Genealogical and Biographical Record]]'' (sometimes abbreviated as "Record" in source citations) *''[[Space:TAG|The American Genealogist]]'' (often abbreviated as "TAG") * ''[[Space:New Netherland Connections|New Netherland Connections]]'' *''[[Space:NEHGR|The New England Historical and Genealogical Register]]'' (often called NEHGR) Recent issues of these and other journals typically are obtainable only in libraries or on paid websites. Content from the 19th century and early 20th century that has passed into the public domain often can be found on free online sources. Note, however, that before the mid-20th century, quality standards were less rigorous than they are today. Check for indications of the evidence used by the authors. Books and other publications issued by university presses, the New Netherland Institute, and similar reputable entities can be excellent sources. See also: [[Space: Genealogical Journals and Periodicals for New Netherland|Genealogical Journals and Periodicals for New Netherland]] ===Reliable Websites === Web-published content that has generally been found to be reliable: * ''[http://exhibitions.nysm.nysed.gov//albany/ The People of Colonial Albany]'', New York State Museum. [http://exhibitions.nysm.nysed.gov//albany/pcalhindex.html Index to contents]. Many documents in this collection were written by Stefan Bielinski, the project director. This is an excellent secondary source for Albany, including transcriptions of some primary documents. Unfortunately, the content is not being updated regularly, and researchers (both WikiTreers and published researchers) are increasingly reporting findings that differ from what's published here. Note that most family names have been "standardized" (names given by Bielinski may not conform with New Netherland project naming conventions) and the information sources are not always explicitly cited. Much of this content can be found in Albany Dutch church records, Albany court records, and other primary sources for the Albany area, so after you read this site, look in the primary sources. * Wardell, Patricia A. "[[Space:Early Bergen County Families|Early Bergen County Families]]", formerly published on the Genealogical Society of Bergen County website, njgsbc.org. These are Pat Wardell's notes regarding numerous New Netherland families, not limited to Bergen County. Her work is currently not available, but it was expected to be republished in October 2021 after extensive editorial attention by the Society. * [https://www.olivetreegenealogy.com/nn/ Olive Tree Genealogy: New Netherland] - Excellent resource provided by Lorine McGinnis Schulze. * Chester, Chris. "The Brouwer Genealogy Database." http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~brouwergenealogydata - Personally maintained website with data for numerous New Netherlanders, not limited to the name Brouwer, with appropriate source citations. Contents seem to be excellent, but it's best to verify the sources cited. ::Note: The main index pages on the Brouwer Genealogy Database stopped working properly in 2023 when Rootsweb reconfiguration began. The content still exists, but it is no longer indexed. To find content, go to the archived index at https://web.archive.org/web/20190516213211/http://freepages.rootsweb.com/~brouwergenealogydata/genealogy/master_index.htm and "mouse over" the individual entries to see (and copy) the generated URL for an archive page, and use that URL to identify the page on the live site. For example, scrolling over the entry for "Johnson, Sophia to Keck, Seward" will show you https://web.archive.org/web/20190516213211/http://freepages.rootsweb.com/~brouwergenealogydata/genealogy/i80.htm . That page is not in the archive, but removing the early part of the URL and keeping the part that begins "http" will give you http://freepages.rootsweb.com/~brouwergenealogydata/genealogy/i80.htm . Enter that URL in your browser to be taken to the live page https://freepages.rootsweb.com/~brouwergenealogydata/genealogy/i80.htm . === Netherlands Sources === See [[Space: Netherlands Project Reliable Sources|Netherlands Project Reliable Sources]] for advice on sources for Netherlands records for settlers who were born, married, or otherwise recorded in the Netherlands. These may include some settlers who were not Dutch but resided in the Netherlands before emigrating. However, note that many New Netherland settlers did not live in the Netherlands before coming to New Netherland. Also note that some Netherlands-based online databases include church records from New Netherland, derived from sources such as transcriptions published by the Holland Society of New York. A Dutch database should ''not'' be assumed to be a superior source to the original US-published transcription. Belgian State Archives at https://genealogie.arch.be/ are an appropriate starting place for finding primary records for New Netherlanders who came from Belgium. The [[:Category:Reliable_Sources_for_Pre-1700_Profiles|Pre-1700 Reliable Sources category]] includes pages about finding sources for most of the other European places where New Netherlanders originated. == Secondary Sources to Use With Caution == === General Books === '''Note:''' These are '''not''' deemed to be reliable sources, but they can be enormously useful. They are listed here to help members make judgments about the information they find from these well-known sources. The following 19th-century and early 20th-century books have been widely used. They can be excellent resources for understanding the historical context of our ancestors' lives, they are often very helpful in providing a starting point for reconstructing a family's story, and in some instances they contain extensive genealogical detail that probably comes from records that have been lost since these authors did their research. However, they should not be mistaken for primary sources of genealogical data. The authors worked with primary sources (and much of their content is excellent), but were not consistent about identifying their sources, and a number of mistakes have been found in the books. Facts found in these sources should be double-checked against primary sources to the extent possible. If you can't locate or access a primary source in order to check the information, be sure to make it clear where you got the information you are reporting. This is not an exhaustive list of books of this type -- if you wish to nominate other similar books for inclusion here, please add a "Profile Message" at the bottom of this page. * Beekman, George Crawford. ''[[Space:Early Dutch Settlers of Monmouth County, New Jersey|Early Dutch Settlers of Monmouth County, New Jersey]]''. Freehold, New Jersey: Moreau Brothers. 2nd edition, 1915. * Bergen, Teunis G. ''[[Space:Register in Alphabetical_Order, of the Early_Settlers_of_Kings_County, Long Island, N.Y., from Its First Settlement by Europeans to 1700|Register in Alphabetical Order, of the Early Settlers of Kings County, Long Island, N.Y.: From Its First Settlement by Europeans to 1700 : with Contributions to Their Biographies and Genealogies, Compiled from Various Sources]]''. New York: S.W. Green's Son, 1881. * Evjen, John Oluf. ''[[Space:Scandinavian Immigrants in New York, 1630-1674|Scandinavian Immigrants in New York, 1630-1674]]'' (K.C. Holter, Minneapolis, Minn., 1916) * Pearson, Jonathan. ''[[Space:Contributions for the Genealogies of the First Settlers of the Ancient county of Albany, from 1630 to 1800|Contributions for the Genealogies of the First Settlers of the Ancient County of Albany, from 1630 to 1800]]''. Albany, N.Y.: J. Munsell, 1872. * Pearson, Jonathan. ''[[Space:Contributions for the Genealogies of the Descendants of the First Settlers of the Patent and City of Schenectady|Contributions for the Genealogies of the Descendants of the First Settlers of the Patent and City of Schenectady, from 1662 to 1800]]''. Albany, N.Y: J. Munsell, 1873. * Reynolds, Cuyler. ''[[Space:Hudson-Mohawk Genealogical and Family Memoirs|Hudson-Mohawk Genealogical and Family Memoirs]]'' (Lewis Historical Pub. Co., New York, 1911) * Riker, James. ''[[Space:Revised History of Harlem|Revised History of Harlem]]'' (New Harlem Publishing Company, New York, 1904); original version published 1881. * Talcott, S.V. ''[[Space:Genealogical Notes of New York and New England Families|Genealogical Notes of New York and New England Families]]'' (Weed, Parsons and Co. in Albany, N.Y., 1883) === Family Genealogies === There are numerous published books -- dating from the early 1800s through the day before yesterday -- that present the genealogy of a particular family. Other family genealogies may be published on websites maintained by a family organization (possibly with a name like "The So-and-So Family Association, Inc.") or distributed privately to the members of a family organization. Often these sources are the best (or only) information we have to work with regarding an individual or a family group. Unfortunately, however, family genealogies range in quality from superb to horrifyingly bad. Some are even [[:Category: Frauds and Fabrications|fraudulent]]. In evaluating the reliability of a particular genealogy, we should consider whether the author cited their sources, and consider whether those cited sources are reliable. In reviewing citations, consider the age of the work. A book published recently should be considered doubtful if it lacks good standard reference citations. However, because 19th-century authors typically did not use modern-style citations, we need instead to look for informal descriptions of where their information came from. Regardless of the citation formats, spot-check their information against those sources you are able to access, to see whether the primary sources validate the information found in the family genealogy. See [https://vitabrevis.americanancestors.org/2018/02/citations/ this short essay] by Alicia Crane Williams for advice on evaluating citations in a genealogy. Check the credentials and reputation(s) of the author(s). Consider where and how the work was published. Do not treat the "official" work of a family association as having any special credibility or legal authority over a family's history -- their publications should be evaluated the same way that we would evaluate another author's work. Finally, don't hesitate to ask other WikiTreers (in G2G) for advice regarding the reliability of a particular work. === Published Local Histories === As with family genealogies, the quality and reliability of local history publications is highly variable. They should be evaluated as you would evaluate a family genealogy -- and don't hesitate to ask for advice in G2G. === Websites to Use With Caution === * Clarke, Robert Gordon. "[https://freepages.rootsweb.com/~rclarke/ Early New Netherland Settlers]" - This is an impressive compendium of information. It can be a great resource for getting started or to help identify a person we find referred to in a record. Quite a bit of the information on this site is valid and supported by sources, but there are also some mistakes. Family names are standardized and therefore often do not correspond with names found in the records; locations are not given in many cases; source citations are not always clear; and families may not be cross-checked (in a few instances, a person is represented differently in different trees). * Olive Tree Genealogy's [https://www.olivetreegenealogy.com/nn/17th/nyinda.shtml Seventeenth Century Immigrants to New Netherland and New York] - This is a collection of user-submitted content (BEWARE!), mostly from online forums, but there has been some curation by Lorine McGinnis Schulze that improved the credibility of the content. (NOTE: This caution is specific to this one area of Olive Tree Genealogy that has user-contributed content. Most of the site is the work of Lorine McGinnis Schulze.) == Unreliable Sources == * '''User-contributed trees''': Family trees published on FamilySearch, Ancestry, Geni, MyHeritage, Rootsweb, Genealogieonline.nl, etc., or on personal websites. Another person's family tree may be the clue that helps you find sources, but it is not itself a reliable source. And if a tree cites reliable sources, find those sources and use them. * '''Find A Grave memorials''': Many memorials come without an actual burial place and burial details, and are in fact reconstructed from trees. These cannot be used as sources. Only those memorials with photographic evidence of the burial should be used as a source. * '''Published databases containing information of uncertain origin''': There are a number of "records" collections available on websites such as Ancestry and MyHeritage (and in some instances formerly distributed on a CD-ROM) that do not identify their information sources and in fact are built in whole or in part from doubtful publications and user-contributed content. These include the "Family Data Collection" and similar sources associated with Edmund West, the "Ancestral File," the "Millennium File," the "Pedigree Resource File," the "International Genealogical Index" (IGI), and "U.S. and International Marriage Records, 1560-1900." * '''Sons of the American Revolution (SAR) membership applications.''' Particularly for the ancestors of people with Revolutionary War service, the SAR applications published on Ancestry.com are essentially just user-contributed family trees. Remember that applicants were not required to provide evidence of their descent from these earlier ancestors. Thus, for people born before 1700, who may be identified as parents, grandparents, or earlier ancestors of people with American Revolutionary War service, these SAR applications are not reliable sources. These applications do have value for men who had Revolutionary War military service, because the applicants typically consulted military records, although (as with other secondary sources) an effort should be made to confirm the information from sources such as pension records. * See also [[:Category:Frauds_and_Fabrications]]
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*[[Project:Texas|'''{{Blue|Texas Project}}''']] The New Orleans Greys were actually two companies of American and European emigrant volunteers organized out of a public meeting held at Banks Arcade in New Orleans on October 13, 1835. The two companies were Captain Robert Morris' Greys and Captain Thomas Breece's Greys. Both companies left for Texas in the latter part October 1835. Breece's Greys traveled to Texas up the Mississippi River. From there, they traveled up the Red River to Natchitoches, and on the Camino Real through Nacogdoches, and onto San Antonio. Morris' Greys traveled via the Gulf of Mexico to Velasco. From Velasco, they traveled on to Goliad and then San Antonio. Both companies participated in the "Battle of Bejar" and the taking of San Antonio in December 1835. A detachment of the Greys remained at the Alamo, while most of the original contingent merged with the Mobile Greys for the Matamoros Expedition. The Greys joined Colonel James Fannin's forces at Goliad in early 1836. Many of the original members of the New Orleans Greys were either killed at the Alamo on March 6, 1836, or massacred along with the rest of Fannin's men on March 27, 1836. A few survived to tell their story, including young German emigrant, Herman Ehrenberg. The ladies of Texas presented the Greys flag to Captain Breece's company at the Sabine River. This flag is believed to be the only one taken at the Alamo by General Santa Anna: The bearer takes with him one of the flags of the enemy's Battalions, captured today. The inspection of it will show plainly the true intentions of the treacherous colonists, and their abettors, who came from parts of the United States of the North. The flag has continued to be housed in various Mexican museums to this day. In recent years, there have been several unsuccessful attempts to reclaim the flag and return it to Texas and the Alamo. http://www.tamu.edu/faculty/ccbn/dewitt/adp/history/republic/flags/greys.html ---- The arcade owner, Thomas Banks, was a supporter of Texas independence, and his red-brick, three-story building on Magazine Street between Natchez and Gravier streets was often used for meetings in the service of Texas independence. Nacogdoches alcalde Nicholas Adolphus Sterne was present at this meeting and offered weapons to the first fifty men who would volunteer for Texas. By the evening's end nearly 120 men appear to have been recruited; no original muster role exists. Two companies were formed, the first under Capt. Thomas H. Breece ---- The historic and elegant Saint James hotel was originally built by a New Orleans architect, Charles Zimpel, for Thomas Banks. As built in 1833, the building was intended to be a meeting place for local merchants and tradesmen to conduct business and support the neighborhoods above Canal Street. The Magazine Street side of the structure was at one time occupied by stores and behind it a glass pedestrian arcade extended through the block. A restaurant was onsite at one time and a coffee room that boasted the ability to accommodate up to 500 people at one time.http://www.saintjameshotel.com/history.aspx http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Orleans_Greys http://www.tamu.edu/faculty/ccbn/dewitt/adp/archives/feature/miller_greys/frameset.html http://www.tamu.edu/faculty/ccbn/dewitt/adp/central/warroom/warroom22.html http://www.tamu.edu/faculty/ccbn/dewitt/adp/history/republic/flags/greys.html http://www.tshaonline.org/handbook/online/articles/qjn020 '''GREYS: 23 Greys died at the Battle of the Alamo http://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Blazeby-1
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[[Category: Nueva España]] [[Category: Florida]] [[Category: Texas]][[Category:Spanish History]] [[Category: Texas History]] [[Category: Mexican History]][[Category: Spain, Notables]] [[Category: México]] [[Category:Texas Colonies]] *[[Project:Texas|'''{{Blue|Texas Project}}''']] :: '''{{red|EVOLUTION of parts of the New Spain region that became part of USA}}.''' :'''{{red|New Spain (Nueva Espana region ) evolved from colonization to colonies, territories before each became states.. After 1776 colonies out west in TEXAS, NEW MEXICO, ARIZONA, NEVADA, UTAH, COLORADO were just beginning and were considered New Spain or Territories of Mexico until EACH became STATES}}''' Leaders are: [[Richardson-7161|Mary Richardson]] is leader of New Spain (Nueva España) along with [[Thomas-8856|Allan H Thomas]] (Allan Thomas, deceased). For questions, please consult with [[Richardson-7161|Mary Richardson]] or Project leader:[[J-276|Paula Johnson]] [[Image:Profile_Photo_s-24.gif|10px]][[Space:Spanish_Louisiana|'''{{Blue|SPANISH LOUISIANA}}''']] Space page , Jerry Mead. :[[Image:Profile_Photo_s-24.gif|10px]]'''[[Space:US_Southern_Colonies_French|{{Blue|French Southern Colonies, Louisiana}}]]'''{{Blue|La Louisiane}} ::La Louisiane was named for King Louis XIV of France, then became a colony of the [[:Category: France|Kingdom of France]] in 1682 and passed to the [[:Category: Spain|Spain]] in 1763. Rebellion of 1768 was an unsuccessful attempt by Creole and German settlers around [[:Category: New Orleans, Louisiana|New Orleans]] to stop the handover of the French Louisiana Territory, as had been stipulated in the '''Treaty of Fontainebleau''', to the [[:Category: Spain|Spain]] in 1768. ::It became part of the United States following the Louisiana Purchase of 1803. See French Louisiana. [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_Louisiana Louisiana]
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Colonies of Spanish Neuva España New Spain include this Page. Texas, Florida, New Mexico, Arizona, California, Nevada, Utah, Colorado. ===='''{{Blue|New Spain Colonies that became States following Mexican-American War}}'''==== *'''http://www.mapofus.org/united-states/''' ''CLICK HERE TO SEE INTERACTIVE MAP of ALL STATES in UNITED STATES'' The present day States of the United States of America (listed below) were derived from parts of the Nueva España ( New Spain) prior to 1821 from México colonies and later Territories before they became States within the United States. *Project [[Project:United States History|United States History Project]] :'''{{red|Texas [[Space:Texas |Resource Page Texas]]}}''' :'''[[Space:New_Mexico_Resource_Page | Resource Page New Mexico]]''' :[[Space:California | Resource Page California]] :[[Space:Arizona |Resources Page Arizona]] :[[Space:Nevada|Resources Page Nevada]] :'''{{blue|Utah[[Space:Utah |Resources Page Utah]]}}''' :'''{{blue|Colorado [[Space:Colorado |Resources Page Colorado]]}}''' ::[[Space:US_Southern_Colonies_Spanish_La_Florida_WEST | Resource Page West la Florida]] ::[[Space:US_Southern_Colonies_Spanish_La_Florida_EAST | Resource Page East la Florida]] :The Provinces of New Spain (Nueva Espana) '''(1521-1821)''' prior to the Mexican War of Independence 1821: *[[Space:Provence_of_Nuevo_Santander | Resource Page Provence of Nuevo Santander]] *[[Space:Province of Coahuila |Resource Page Province of Coahuila]] *[[Space:Nuevo León | Resource Page Nueva León]] *[[Space:Provence of Nuevo Vizcaya |Resources Page Provence of Nueva Vizcaya]] *[[Space:Durango |Resources Page Durango]] *[[Space:Sonora |Resources Page Sonora]] *[[Space:Baja California |Resource Page Baja California]] :1533: Smallpox epidemic :1535: New Spain was established as a Vice Royalty, Virreinato de Nueva España (referred to as Nueva España)]] - oversaw the northern half of the global Spanish empire in North America and the Philippine Islands. :1540–1542 Viceroy Mendoza commissioned expeditions of [[DeCoronado-2|Francisco Vásquez de Coronado]] into the present day United States Southwest :1595: Spanish pueblo of San Juan on the Rio Grande near Native American Pueblo, located in the present day U.S. state of [[:Category: New Mexico|New Mexico]] :1610 Pedro de Peralta , governor of Province of New Mexico, established settlement of Santa Fe near Sangre de Cristo Mountains (meaning 'Blood of Christ') on the Rio Grande River. :1614:Diphtheria epidemic :1680: [[:Category: El Paso, Texas|El Paso]] is established in the future Texas, For a while it was part of New Mexico. :'''1618''':Measles epidemic :'''1767''' King Carlos III ordered all Jesuits expelled from all Spanish possessions, including New Spain. :'''1811''' Spain abolishes slavery in most of its territories (exception: Caribbean Islands, Cuba, Puerto Rico, Santo Domingo). [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abolition_of_slavery_timeline Abolition of Slavery Timeline on Wikipedia] :'''1813''': Mexico abolishes slavery in the documents '''''Sentimientos de la Nación''''', by insurgent leader José María Morelos y Pavón.[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abolition_of_slavery_timeline Abolition of Slavery Timeline on Wikipedia] :'''1820''': Mexico formally abolishes slavery with the '''Plan of Iguala''', proposed by [[Iturbide-2|Agustín de Iturbide]] and ratified the following year by him and ''Viceroy'' Juan O'Donojú..[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abolition_of_slavery_timeline Abolition of Slavery Timeline on Wikipedia] :'''1821''': Mexico wins independence from Spain and becomes Imperio México, also known as the First Mexican Empire. [[Iturbide-2|Agustín de Iturbide]] is the Emporer :1823: First Mexican Empire falls and [[Iturbide-2|Agustín de Iturbide]] is exiled. He flees to the United Kingdom. *Oct 1835 - [[Santa Anna-1| Santa Anna]] revoked Constitution of 1824 and abolished all state governments. :'''1848: Mexican-American War''': resulted in Mexico losing most of its territory/colonies in the United States as we know it to be today. :1568-1587 Spain established missions in what is now the Southern United States between 1568 and 1587, Such as Georgia, [South Carolina, Florida . It began to call this area New Spain or Nueva Espana The Portuguese explorer, Juan Rodríguez Cabrillo, navigated the California coast on behalf of Spain. Silver was discovered 1547 in Zacatecas. Hoping to find the same amounts of riches in present-day [[:Category: New Mexico|New Mexico]], they sent a party to establish a mission, establishing the pueblo of San Juan 1595 on the Rio Grande River, located in the present day U.S. state of [[:Category: New Mexico|New Mexico]]. NOTE: the Native American Pueblo Indians did not appreciate the Spanish interference. In 1610, Pedro de Peralta, a governor of the Province of New Mexico, established the Santa Fe settlement near the southern Sangre de Cristo Mountains. ::::[[Image:US_Southern_Colonies_Spanish_Nueva_Espana.jpg|400px]] ''Map showing '''border''' between Mexico and northern US territories: (TX, NM, AZ, CA, NV, UT, CO effective 1850)'' ==== Evolution of Government Structure ==== *1512 - The Laws of Burgos, signed by [[Aragón-122|King Ferdinand II of Aragon]], focusing upon the welfare of conquered native peoples in effect before New Spain was colonized. *1542 - Leyes Nuevas issued November 20, 1542 by [[Habsburg-105|King Charles I of Spain]] regarding colonization of the Americas, known as the "New Laws of the Indies for Good Treatment and Preservation of the Indians", and were created to prevent the exploitation of the Indigenous peoples of the Americas by Encomenderos (large enterprise landowners) and limited their power and dominion. *February 13,1548 - Royal Audiencia of Guadalajara was highest tribunal of the Spanish crown in the Vice royalty of New Spain. It was created by royal decree and was originally located in Compostela and permanently seated in Guadalajara in 1560. Its president: chief executive officer, subordinated only to the viceroy of Mexico *1573 - The Laws of Indies - to guide and regularize establishing of presidios (military towns), missions, and pueblos . King Phillip II developed the first version of Laws of the Indies. *1776 - Provincias Internas or Commandancy General of Internal Provinces of the North was an administrative district of Spanish Crown, created to provide more autonomy for frontier provinces in the Viceroyalty of New Spain. The goal of its creation was to establish a unified government in political, military and fiscal affairs. *1821-1823 - The Mexican Empire (Imperio México) -official name of independent Mexico under a monarchical regime, [[Iturbide-2|Agustín de Iturbide]], was proclaimed emperor of Mexico. *1824 - Federal Constitution of the United Mexican States of 1824 (Spanish: Constitución Federal de los Estados Unidos Mexicanos de 1824) - enacted on October 4 of 1824, after overthrow of Mexican Empire of [[Iturbide-2|Agustin de Iturbide]]. Republic took the name of United Mexican States, and was defined as a representative federal republic. Catholicism- official and unique religion In 1829, slavery was officially outlawed in Mexico. [[Austin-101|Stephen Fuller Austin]] feared that the edict would cause widespread discontent and tried to suppress publication of it. Rumors of the new law quickly spread throughout the area and the colonists seemed on the brink of revolt. The governor of Coahuila y Tejas, Jose Maria Viesca, wrote to the president to explain the importance of slavery to the Texas economy, and the importance of the Texas economy to the development of the state. Texas was temporarily exempted from the rule. On April 6, 1830, Mexican president Anastasio Bustamante ordered Texas to comply with the emancipation proclamation or face military intervention. To circumvent the law, many Anglo colonists converted their slaves into '''indentured servants''' for life. Others simply called their slaves, '''indentured servants''' without legally changing their status. [[Image:US_Southern_Colonies_Spanish_Nueva_Espana-1.png|350px]] ''Map showing the border between Mexico and northern US states/territories (NM, AZ, CA, NV, UT, CO)'' Slaveholders wishing to enter New Spain Mexico would force their slaves to sign contracts claiming that the slaves owed money and would work to pay the debt. The low wages the slave would receive made repayment impossible, and the debt would be inherited, even though no slave would receive wages until age eighteen. This tactic was outlawed by an 1832 law which prohibited worker contracts from lasting more than ten years. A small number of slaves were imported illegally from the West Indies or Africa. In the 1830s, the British consul estimated approximately 500 slaves had been illegally imported into Texas. By 1836, there were approximately 5,000 slaves in Texas. - Excerpt: [[Wikipedia: Mexican Texas#Rising tensions]] === Economic Resources and Information === *Wild horses *Grass Land *Water *Mild climate *Oil *Natural Gas *Silver - ==== Conflicts Within the Viceroyalty of New Spain ==== Indigenous American Indian raids and revolts, Indigenous Peoples of Mexico raids and revolts, famines, droughts, floods, diseases, money, etc. === Research Sources for United States New Spain colonies=== MEXICO
'''''CLICK HERE TO SEE EVOLUTION OF MEXICO AND COLONIES''''' http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/9/90/Mexico_states_evolution.gif *[[Space:Provence_of_Nuevo_Santander | Resource Page Provence of Nuevo Santander]] *[[Space:Province of Coahuila |Resource Page Province of Coahuila]] *[[Space:Nuevo León | Resource Page Nueva León]] *[[Space:Provence of Nuevo Vizcaya |Resources Page Provence of Nueva Vizcaya]] *[[Space:Durango |Resources Page Durango]] *[[Space:Sonora |Resources Page Sonora]] *[[Space:Maps of Texas | Maps of Texas]] *[[Space:Flags of Texas | Flags of Texas]] *[[Space:Historical Art of Texas | Historical Art of Texas]] === European Settlers === *Spaniards *Jesuit missionaries *Irish *Germans *French *Portuguese *1767 King Charles III ordered all Jesuits expelled from all Spanish possessions, including New Spain. ====Migrating From the Other Colonies==== *Indigenous Native American Tribes such [[:Category: Delaware|Delaware]] and [[:Category: Cherokee|Cherokee]]. *Americans ===== Migrating Ancestor Template ===== [[Space:Migrating_Ancestor_Template|How to add the Migrating Ancestor Template]] ====Native Americans==== [[Space: Spanish Wars|Wiki Tree Spanish Wars Free Space Page]] ==== Slaves ==== In 1501 the Encomienda System began granting '''Native Americans''' to Spanish encomenderos as slaves. The Spaniards are tasked with protecting the natives and teaching them Christianity. [http://www.shmoop.com/spanish-colonization/timeline.html Colonization Timeline] ===== Existing Categories ===== *[[:Category: Mexico]] *[[:Category: España]] *[[:Category: Mexican History|Mexican History]] *[[:Category: Spanish History|Spanish History]] ===Mexico Timeline === Mesoamerica brought under Spanish control led to unprecedented complexity and wealth, giving both opportunities and threats to the Crown of Castile. Conquistadores such as [[Cortés-48|Hernán Cortés]] became autonomous. The Spanish Crown incorporated The Americas into the Spain by using the Viceroyalty institution and Audiencias. '''There were two Vice Royalties until the 18th century - Nueva España and Peru'''. 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[http://faculty.fullerton.edu/nfitch/nehaha/DIAZ1a.htm Diaz del Castillo Describes How the Spaniards Found Geronimo de Aguilar] ::1513: [[Nunez de Balboa-1|Vasco Nunez de Balboa]] makes his expedition to the Pacific from [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Santa_Mar%C3%ADa_la_Antigua_del_Dari%C3%A9n Santa María la Antigua del Darién]. 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==Craig, Peter Stebbins. "New Sweden settlers, 1638-1664"== This work was published in 8 parts in "Swedish American Genealogist", Swenson Swedish Immigration Research Center, Augustana College, Rock Island, IL (1996 to 1999). In this work Dr. Craig attempts to identify those settlers who formed the New Sweden community prior to 1664. Crew and soldiers who made a round-trip are not included. Some who stayed a few years and then returned to Europe are identified in that way. Settlers who have no identified descendants are also so-noted. The section below outlines the various arrivals and gives the number of settlers named and provides a citation example for each of the 8 parts. ==='''Descriptions and Citation Examples'''=== ====Part 1==== :Voyage 1 -- ''Kalmar Nyckel'' and ''Fogel Grip''- 1638 -- 25 settlers :Voyage 2 -- ''Kalmar Nyckel'' - 1640 -- 20 settlers Craig, Peter Stebbins. [[Space:New_Sweden_settlers,_1638-1664#Part_1|"New Sweden Settlers, 1638-1664, Part 1 (1638-1640)"]] in "Swedish American Genealogist", Vol 16 No 1 (Rock Island, IL: Swenson Swedish Immigration Research Center, Augustana College, 1996) pp 63-86 ====Part 2==== :Voyage 3 -- ''Kalmar Nyckel'' and ''Charitas'' - 1641 -- 64 settlers Craig, Peter Stebbins. [[Space:New_Sweden_settlers,_1638-1664#Part_2|"New Sweden Settlers, 1638-1664, Part 2 (1641)"]] in "Swedish American Genealogist", Vol 16 No 3 (Rock Island, IL: Swenson Swedish Immigration Research Center, Augustana College, 1996) pp 216-248 ====Part 3==== :Voyage 4 -- ''Fama'' and ''Swanen'' - 1643 -- 51 settlers Craig, Peter Stebbins. [[Space:New_Sweden_settlers,_1638-1664#Part_3|"New Sweden Settlers, 1638-1664, Part 3 (1643)"]] in "Swedish American Genealogist", Vol 17 No 1 (Rock Island, IL: Swenson Swedish Immigration Research Center, Augustana College, 1997) pp 1-22 ====Part 4==== :Voyage 5 -- ''Kalmar Nyckel'' -- 1644 --15 settlers :Recruited in America -- 2 settlers :Voyage 5 -- ''Fama'' - 1644 -- cargo only :Voyage 6 -- ''Swanen'' - 1648 -- 12 settlers :Voyage 7 -- Kattan -- 1659 -- 10 settlers plus names of 37 presumed to have died en route :Return to Europe -- Johan Printz, his family, and 11 others ====Part 5==== :Voyage 8 -- ''Örnen'' -- 1654 -- 94 settlers ====Part 6==== :Voyage 8 -- ''Örnen'' -- 1654 (cont) - 33 settlers :from Dutch Fort Casimir -- 1654 -- 23 settlers :Landed at Staten Island -- ''Gyllene Hajen'' - 1654 -- 8 settlers eventually to New Sweden ====Part 7==== :Voyage 9 -- ''Mercurius'' - 1656 -- 36 settlers :Dutch soldiers who married into the Swedish community -- 6 settlers Craig, Peter Stebbins. [[Space:New_Sweden_settlers,_1638-1664#Part_7|"New Sweden Settlers, 1638-1664, Part 7 (1656)"]] in "Swedish American Genealogist", Vol 19 No 1 (Rock Island, IL: Swenson Swedish Immigration Research Center, Augustana College, 1999) pp 1-14 ====Part 8==== :After the final surrender of New Sweden in 1655, many Finns arrived in Amsterdam trying to emigrate to New Sweden and were accommodated by the Dutch. Some of these have been identified as ultimately settling in the "New Sweden" community :''Purmerlander Kerck'', ''Vergulde Arent'', ''St. Jacob'' -- 1663 & 64 -- 33 settlers :''Waghen'' -- 1664 -- presumed lost at sea ===Accessing SAG=== Back issues of SAG can be searched and downloaded at [http://collections.carli.illinois.edu/cdm/landingpage/collection/aug_sag Augustana College's page for the SAG]. Peter Craig's materials may not be available for download, but many back issues can be purchased from [https://www.augustana.edu/general-information/swenson-center/genealogy/swedish-american-genealogist the Swenson Center] at nominal cost. The staff can also make copies of selected pages (or issues that are not available for purchase). :'''[[Special:Whatlinkshere/Space:New_Sweden_settlers,_1638-1664|Profiles & Pages that Link to Here]]'''
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On 18 September 1815, [[Stout-7168|Jehu Stout]] and [[Price-27652|Sarah Stout]], his wife, sold 97.5 acres of land to [[Roose-96|John Roose]], in Section 20, being the northwest corner, "exclusive of one acre and 59/100 which is included but not confirmed to [[Roose-96|John Roose]], laid off for the use of a graveyard." This land is mentioned again on 14 February 1828, when [[Roose-1|Frederick Roose Jr.]] and [[Culp-73|Barbara (Kolb)]] his wife sell land which had been deeded to them by [[Roose-96|John Roose]] and [[Wohlgemuth-37|Franey (Wolgemuth) Roose]], his wife, in 1821, "exclusive of a graveyard." As of APR 19, 2024 there are 1,515 Known residents of New Waterford Cemetery. Currently 1,465 have a Wiki-tree Profile linked to [[:Category:New Waterford Cemetery, New Waterford, Ohio |New Waterford Cemetery - Ohio]]. * 20 People are still living as of July 2023 so they are not included on wikitree even though they have a FindAGrave listing. * 18 People are buried in New Waterford Cemetery but lack a birth or death date and have yet to be included in wikitree ===In Progress=== {| cellpadding=2 style="border-spacing: 3px;" border="1" class="wikitable sortable" |- ! Resident !! notes - parents linked |- |[[Bretz-535|Carol Francis Bretz Focht (1949-2023)]]||spouse still alive |- |[[Pugh-5859|John Chancey A. 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no dates |- |[[Campbell-59564|John Campbell (1802-1861)]]||parents on familyseach - no sources though |- |[[Campbell-59571|Lillie May Campbell (1870-1890)]]||*P[x] |- |[[Jameson-2997|Mary (Jameson) Campbell (1825-1863)]]||parents unknown |- |[[Taylor-103408|Nancy Jane (Taylor) Campbell (1833-1869)]]||parents unknown |- |[[Campbell-58961|William Black Campbell (1820-1905)]]||parents unknown |- |[[Carter-24910|James Marion Carter (1836-1930)]]||*P[x] |- |[[Carter-46839|Margretta Samira (Carter) Turner (1833-1914)]]||*P[x] |- |[[Hawkins-18216|Mary Randolph (Hawkins) Carter (1845-1937)]]||*P[x] |- |[[Chain-138|Catherine E Chain (unknown)]]||*P[x] |- |[[Robinson-58602|Margery (Robinson) Chain (1779-1860)]]||missing parents |- |[[Quimbly-3|Constance Lynn (Quimbly) Chamberlain]]||*P[x] |- |[[Chidester-253|Davitt Darwin Chidester (1851-1928)]]||*P[x] |- |[[Chidester-255|Ethelinda Cook (Chidester) Day (1822-1877)]]||*P[1/2] |- |[[Chidester-254|John Gillilan Chidester (1827-1847)]]||*P[1/2] |- |[[Evans-45722|Rachael (Evans) Chidester (1813-1907)]]||missing parents |- |[[Chidester-257|William Cook Chidester (1823-1888)]]||*P[1/2] |- |[[Clark-82263|William Clark (1870-1905)]]||missing mother |- |[[Burt-6444|Cleta Mae (Burt) Colella (1924-2001)]]||*P[x] |- |[[Colella-70|John H Colella (1949-2008)]]||*P[x] |- |[[Condon-1786|Damien Cajaten Condon (1954-2014)]]||*P[1/2] |- |[[Conkle-217|Calvin Kingsley Conkle (1859-1931)]]||*P[x] |- |[[Conkle-220|Cecil L Conkle (1942-2021)]]||*P[x] |- |[[Conkle-219|Cecil Miller Conkle (1919-2004)]]||*P[x] |- |[[Conkle-215|John Wesley Conkle (1848-1888)]]||*P[x] |- |[[Cope-3702|Linda L (Cope) Conkle (1945-2009)]]||*P[1/2] |- |[[McGinnis-2949|Nancy E (McGinnis) Cook (1938-2020)]]||husband still alive |- |[[Astry-19|Dorothy (Astry) Cope (1916-1990)]]||*P[x] |- |[[Cope-3713|Edward Rolli Cope (1881-1969)]]||*P[x] |- |[[Hanna-4578|Elizbeth Jane (Hanna) Cope (1919-1986)]]||*P[x] |- |[[Cope-3715|Elwood Demoin Cope (1923-2003)]]||*P[x] |- |[[Cope-3696|Frank Troy Cope III (1943-1985)]]||*P[x] |- |[[Cope-3695|Frank Troy Cope II (1916-1988)]]||*P[x] |- |[[Cope-3714|Franklin Samuel Cope (1854-1929)]]||*P[x] |- |[[Cope-3712|Jay W Cope (1919-1995)]]||*P[x] |- |[[Cope-3719|Jerald D. Cope (1944-2021)]]||spouse still living |- |[[Rolli-41|Jessie J (Rolli) Cope (1857-1923)]]||*P[1/2] |- |[[Cope-3705|Joseph Warren Cope (1849-1917)]]||*P[x] |- |[[Donbart-1|Norma Leora May (Donbart) Cope (1881-1938)]]||*P[1/2] |- |[[Cope-3718|Richard Rex Cope (1937-1937)]]||*P[x] |- |[[Cope-3716|William Franklin Cope (1914-1971)]]||*P[x] |- |[[Bebout-363|Harriett Cope Bebout (1940-2012)]]||*P[x] |- |[[Patton-8700|Mary Ann (Patton) Coulter (1852-1947)]]||no obit - news archive down |- |[[Coulter-3999|William G Coulter (1850-1933)]]||no obit - news archive down |- |[[Cracraft-58|Raymond L Cracraft Sr. (1915-1982)]]||no obit - news archive down |- |[[Ludwig-2650|Anna Maria (Ludwig) Cress (1781-1847)]]||parents unknown |- |[[Cress-827|George Cress Sr. (1774-1854)]]||parents unknown |- |[[Esterly-174|Elinor C (Esterly) Crowl (1914-2000)]]||*P[x] |- |[[Blythe-1550|Tracy L (Blythe) Cunning (1964-2017)]]||*P[1/2] |- |[[Cunningham-18437|Richard Mateer Cunningham (1929-2008)]]||spouse still living |- |[[Custer-1461|Claude Carroll Custer Sr. (1914-2000)]]||*P[x] |- |[[Custer-1464|Michelle Burton Custer (1997-1997)]]||parents still living |- |[[Custer-1463|Robert L Custer M.D. (1927-1990)]]||*P[x] |- |[[Davis-109528|James Davis (1828-1898)]]||father unknown |- |[[Davis-109530|James Chalmer Davis (1868-1889)]]||*P[x] |- |[[Davis-109531|Jeff Louis Davis (1951-1974)]]||parents still living |- |[[Davis-109529|Joseph Demus Davis (1854-1897)]]||*P[x] |- |[[Unknown-645885|Margaret (Unknown) Davis (1809-aft.1890)]]||parents unknown |- |[[Howard-33712|Mary B (Howard) Davis (1827-1900)]]||parents unconfirmed |- |[[Cope-3720|Emma Sarah (Cope) Dawson (1860-1930)]]||*P[x] |- |[[Devitt-548|John Devitt (-1856)]]||identity unknown |- |[[Unknown-648088|Mary (Unknown) Devitt (-1872)]]||identity unknown |- |[[Dildine-228|Emerson Adam Dildine (1857-1946)]]||*P[x] |- |[[Flannigan-461|Essie L (Flannigan) Dildine (1852-1926)]]||parents need dates |- |[[Dildine-250|John Dildine (1769-1837)]]||parents not found |- |[[Dildine-252|Joseph Dildine (-1814)]]||identity unknown |- |[[Dildine-241|Samuel Dildine (abt.1815-1835)]]||identity unknown |- |[[Hann-1340|Nona Marie (Hann) Dillon (1905-1974)]]||*P[1/2] |- |[[Dilworth-771|Alvin G Dilworth (1849-1888)]]||*P[x] |- |[[McCloskey-876|Ann (McCloskey) Dilworth (1814-1894)]]||parents unknown |- |[[Dilworth-773|Eliza Ann Dilworth (1822-1870)]]||*P[x] |- |[[Dilworth-781|John W Dilworth (1879-1879)]]||*P[x] |- |[[Hewill-3|Margaret N (Hewill) Dilworth (1848-1931)]]||parents unknown |- |[[Leonard-14770|Mary (Leonard) Dilworth (1785-1851)]]||parents unknown |- |[[Double-34|Casey Stewart Double (1984-2015)]]||parents still alive |- |[[Doyle-9977|John Sharpless Doyle (1856-1906)]]||*P[1/2] |- |[[Doyle-9978|Marion Byron Doyle (1864-1902)]]||*P[1/2] |- |[[Drennan-854|Thomas C Drennan (1910-1970)]]||identity unknown |- |[[Drohn-3|Frederick L Drohn (1959-2010)]]||*P[1/2] |- |[[Bowser-1626|Margaret M (Bowser) Drohn (1936-2009)]]||*P[1/2] |- |[[Miller-114105|Alice M. (Miller) Dunson (1927-2013)]]||death date unknown |- |[[Dunson-170|Clyde Vernon Dunson (1921-1992)]]||*P[1/2] |- |[[Burt-6446|Daryl J. (Burt) Duwe (1933-1987)]]||*P[x] |- |[[Duwe-67|Herbert Carl Duwe (1930-2022)]]||*P[1/2] |- |[[Dyke-1497|William S Dyke (1880-1954)]]||parents dates unknown |- |[[Early-2336|Burke Wylie Early (1865-1946)]]||*P[x] |- |[[Early-2340|Effie Luceal Early (1871-1895)]]||*P[x] |- |[[Early-2341|Elmer E. E. Early (1862-1886)]]||*P[x] |- |[[Early-2332|John Early (1758-1828)]]||no sources for parents |- |[[Simison-72|Mary Polly (Simison) Early (1800-1869)]]||*P[x] |- |[[Early-2342|Mary Anabel Early (1860-1885)]]||*P[x] |- |[[King-59211|Mary Ann (King) Early (1837-1876)]]||no source for parents |- |[[Early-2339|Samuel Early (1795-1815)]]||*P[x] |- |[[Nesbit-1372|Sarah Ann (Nesbit) Early (1760-1815)]]||parents uknown |- |[[Esterly-171|Mary Louise (Esterly) Elser (1912-1986)]]||*P[x] |- |[[Esterly-176|Aaron Esterly (1825-1891)]]||missing parents |- |[[Esterly-170|Eugene Henry Esterly (1909-1985)]]||*P[x] |- |[[Eyster-481|Louisa (Eyster) Esterly (1854-1920)]]||*P[x] |- |[[Esterly-172|Melva M Esterly (1919-1963)]]||*P[x] |- |[[Anglemyer-81|Rebecca (Anglemyer) Esterly (1820-1880)]]||missing parents |- |[[McJunkin-269|Mary Ethel (McJunkin) Eyster (1880-1951)]]||*P[1/2] |- |[[Eyster-482|William H Eyster (b. ~1820)]]||missing parents & death day |- |[[Ferguson-22003|Ethan Russell Ferguson (2001-2018)]]||parents still living |- |[[Ferguson-22007|Violet Ferguson (1894-1967)]]||*P[x] |- |[[Simison-73|Margaret (Simison) Filson (1800-1861)]]||*P[x] |- |[[Fischer-9145|John Fischer (1820-1888)]]||parents missing |- |[[Baker-64471|Mary (Baker) Fisher (1825-1907)]]||parents missing |- |[[Powell-26026|Barbara (Powell) Flinchbaugh (1937-2015)]]||*P[x] |- |[[Flynn-6280|Joseph Scott Flynn (1959-2012)]]||*P[1/2] |- |[[Flynn-6281|Raymond Francis Joseph Flynn Jr. (1933-2002)]]||*P[x] |- |[[Foster-34104|Dean A Foster Jr. (1997-2016)]]||*P[alive] |- |[[Fry-9735|Raymond C Fry (1920-1998)]]||*P[1/2] |- |[[Haupt-661|Margarette Matilda (Haupt) Furness (1873-1944)]]||*P[1/2] |- |[[Fye-237|Gregory C Fye (1952-2012)]]||*P[1/2] |- |[[McConville-368|Becky Lee (McConville) Garrod (1954-2011)]]||*P[1/2] |- |[[Garrod-218|William Edward Garrod (1885-1960)]]||*P[1/2] |- |[[Geiger-2298|William Geiger (abt.1815-1855)]]||*P[1/2] |- |[[Gernert-28|Michael Charles Gernert (1950-2002)]]||*P[x] |- |[[Seidel-998|Hazel B (Seidel) Gilmore (1901-1957)]]||*P[x] |- |[[Wiles-1777|Catharine (Wiles) Gleckler]]||identity unknown |- |[[Goble-338|Simeon Goble (1791-1876)]]||*P[x] |- |[[Gotthardt-77|Charles Henry Gotthardt (1873-1952)]]||*P[x] |- |[[Young-59290|Lillie Dale (Young) Gotthardt (1874-1956)]]||exact death day missing |- |[[Gotthardt-73|William Gotthardt (1851-1894)]]||parents unknown |- |[[Gransee-16|Kenneth Robert Gransee (1945-2008)]]||*P[x] |- |[[Craft-3985|Lois Jean (Craft) Green (1937-2008)]]||*P[x] |- |[[Miller-110023|Pearl M (Miller) Green (1892-1986)]]||*P[x] |- |[[Green-54637|Wayne Green (1936-1986)]]||*P[1/2] |- |[[Hall-68415|Ashley N Hall (1987-1988)]]||parents still living |- |[[Davis-109760|Frankie (Davis) Hamilton (1876-1962)]]||*P[x] |- |[[Hammersmith-54|Ernest Christian Hammersmith (1890-1976)]]||parents missing |- |[[Hammersmith-56|Ernest Philip Hammersmith (1918-2009)]]||*P[x] |- |[[Koch-7266|Mary Emalene (Koch) Hammersmith (1920-2003)]]||*P[x] |- |[[Luek-12|Mary L (Luek) Hann (1880-1969)]]||*P[x] |- |[[Hanna-4624|Earl Eugene Hanna (1911-1963)]]||*P[x] |- |[[Hanna-4622|Richard Daniel Hanna (1878-1960)]]||parents missing |- |[[Unknown-646657|Emma (Unknown) Harman (1868-1888)]]||identity unknown |- |[[Harrison-28925|Charles Joseph Harrison (1930-1992)]]||*P[1/2] |- |[[Harroff-36|Benjamin Harroff (1900-1976)]]||*P[1/2] |- |[[Harroff-38|Elmer Harroff (1894-1973)]]||*P[1/2] |- |[[Harroff-34|Herbert Harroff (1906-1997)]]||*P[1/2] |- |[[Black-24392|Luella Kathern (Black) Harroff (1911-1994)]]||*P[x] |- |[[Harrold-717|Benjamin F Harrold (d. 1866)]]||*P[x] |- |[[Florentina-6|Carolina (Florentina) Hauptmann (1850-1873)]]||identity unknown |- |[[Early-2344|Sally (Early) Hayes (1792-1865)]]||parents unknown |- |[[Mensdorf-3|Marry (Mensdorf) Heagley (1850-1916)]]||*P[1/2] |- |[[Henderson-29064|Carmen Ruth Henderson (1961-1980)]]||mother still living |- |[[Henderson-29069|Robert Jackson Henderson Sr. (1935-1994)]]||spouse still living |- |[[Hercliff-1|Harry David Hercliff (1954-2000)]]||*P[x] |- |[[Lohler-5|Sandra Lee (Lohler) Hercliff (1943-2016)]]||*P[x] |- |[[Craft-3986|Mary Alice (Craft) Herstine (1934-2019)]]||*P[x] |- |[[Heverly-85|George Heverly (1843-1908)]]||no dates for parents |- |[[Hindman-813|John Hindman (b in the late 1700s)]]||identity unknown |- |[[Henshillwood-2|Elizabeth (Henshillwood) Hisey (1819-1911)]]||*P[1/2] |- |[[Hisey-216|Unknown Hisey (-1850)]]||identity unknown |- |[[Hisey-215|Ward Hisey (-1853)]]||identity unknown |- |[[Hisey-204|William G Hisey (1868-1935)]]||*P[1/2] |- |[[Hively-299|Curtis Franklin Hively (1907-1967)]]||*P[x] |- |[[Hively-311|Elmer Hively (-1864)]]||identity unknown |- |[[Crook-19|Esther Edith (Crook) Hively (1907-1998)]]||*P[x] |- |[[Drew-5234|Barbara Snyder (Drew) Hoffstot (1919-1994)]]||*P[1/2] |- |[[Hoffstot-13|Dewees Clinton Hoffstot (1844-1917)]]||*P[x] |- |[[Hoffstot-16|John Charles Hoffstot (1873-1950)]]||*P[x] |- |[[Campbell-59569|Martha Jane (Campbell) Hoffstot (1845-1916)]]||*P[x] |- |[[Guy-5065|Marie J (Guy) Hollabaugh (1902-1973)]]||*P[x] |- |[[Hostetter-647|C. 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(1836-1919)]]||*P[ ] |- |[[Heater-303|Sarah (Heater) Walborn (1839-1895)]]||*P[ ] |- |[[Walker-65763|Benjamin Townsend Walker (1845-1917)]]||*P[ ] |- |[[Houlette-37|Margaret Mae (Houlette) Walker (1886-1951)]]||*P[ ] |- |[[Walker-66541|William Calvin Walker (1876-1948)]]||*P[x] |- |[[Carlson-6034|Anna R (Carlson) Ward (1895-1971)]]||*P[ ] |- |[[Ward-44482|Arthur R Ward (1914-1996)]]||*P[x] |- |[[Ward-44484|David Emmet Ward (1863-1900)]]||*P[ ] |- |[[Ward-43854|Everett Leroy Ward (1897-1944)]]||*P[x] |- |[[Buchecker-42|Pearl Eileen (Buchecker) Ward (1919-1999)]]||*P[ ] |- |[[Ward-44483|Ralph A. Ward (1887-1963)]]||*P[x] |- |[[Ward-43733|Theodore M Ward (1870-1933)]]||*P[1/2] |- |[[Warner-3964|Frederick Douglas Warner (1879-1953)]]||*P[x] |- |[[Weaver-17392|James Leland Weaver Jr. (1952-2007)]]||*P[1/2] |- |[[Weaver-17393|James Leland Weaver Sr. (1930-2003)]]||*P[ ] |- |[[Weber-13270|David M Weber (1937-2016)]]||*P[ ] |- |[[Berresford-99|Sandra R (Berresford) Weber (1942-2019)]]||*P[1/2] |- |[[Weigle-291|Barry S Weigle (1931-2005)]]||*P[x] |- |[[Weil-1208|Josiah Weil (1833-1906)]]||*P[ ] |- |[[Dingle-1106|Barbara Jane (Dingle) Weisbarth (1948-1997)]]||spouse still alive |- |[[Welsh-5004|Alex Welsh (1985-1985)]]||*P[ ] |- |[[Welsh-5111|Paul A Welsh (1913-1992)]]||*P[ ] |- |[[Welsh-5001|Thomas Burton Welsh Jr. (1937-1997)]]||*P[x] |- |[[Welsh-5003|Thomas Burton Welsh Sr. (1910-1989)]]||*P[ ] |- |[[Daily-1362|Sarah E (Daily) Wigley (1849-1925)]]||missing parents |- |[[Wile-390|Catherine Wile (1854-1866)]]||*P[1/2] |- |[[Wile-391|Joseph Wile (1800-1877)]]||*P[ ] |- |[[Unknown-650435|Mary (Unknown) Wile (1831-1900)]]||*P[ ] |- |[[Wile-392|W M Wile (-1866)]]||*P[ ] |- |[[Wile-393|William Wile (1800-1863)]]||*P[ ] |- |[[Gleckler-47|Alice (Gleckler) Wilhelm (1875-1960)]]||*P[ ] |- |[[Wilhelm-2798|Hohn Harry Wilhelm (1875-1945)]]||*P[x] |- |[[Bretz-511|Madeleine (Bretz) Wilhelm (1920-2017)]]||*P[x] |- |[[Bowers-9810|Anna Sophia (Bowers) Wilhelm (1856-1940)]]||*P[ ] |- |[[Wilhelm-2800|Valentine Wilhelm (1813-1870)]]||*P[ ] |- |[[Wilhelm-2801|Victor P Wilhelm (1901-1975)]]||*P[x] |- |[[Wilkinson-16039|Ashley E Wilkinson (1988-1988)]]||parents still living |- |[[Rupert-1085|Ruth E (Rupert) Wilkinson (1930-1972)]]||*P[ ] |- |[[Wilms-155|Sandra Kay (Wilms) Wilkinson (1942-2007)]]||*P[ ] |- |[[Wilkinson-16041|Warren W Wilkinson Sr. (1924-2016)]]||*P[ ] |- |[[Williams-126861|Cory Barnes Williams (1870-1942)]]||*P[1/2] |- |[[Hadley-4263|Edna J (Hadley) Williams (1877-1959)]]||*P[ ] |- |[[Gorby-196|Hazel Marie (Gorby) Wilson (1908-1958)]]||*P[ ] |- |[[Wilson-107239|Kenneth E Wilson Jr. (1930-2015)]]||*P[ ] |- |[[Wilson-108246|Kenneth E Wilson Sr. (1908-2003)]]||*P[ ] |- |[[Wilson-108249|Richard L Wilson Jr (1969-2009)]]||*P[1/2] |- |[[Wilson-108247|Richard L Wilson Sr (1941-2016)]]||*P[x] |- |[[Blutcher-2|Virginia (Blutcher) Wilson (1932-2014)]]||*P[ ] |- |[[Wintermantle-1|Bun Casper Wintermantle (1883-1957)]]||*P[ ] |- |[[Sebille-8|Florence M (Sebille) Wintermantle (1891-1970)]]||*P[ ] |- |[[Cleland-1418|Margaret Jane (Cleland) Wolfgang (1886-1969)]]||*P[1/2] |- |[[Wolfgang-294|Wayne Allen Wolfgang (1954-2020)]]||spouse still alive |- |[[Wonsitler-10|Marie Lottie Wonsitler (1899-1927)]]||*P[x] |- |[[Wonsitler-8|Charles Theodore Wonsitler (1862-1908)]]||*P[ ] |- |[[Wonsitler-11|Jessie Wonsitler (1890-1895)]]||*P[x] |- |[[Court-1355|Josephine Anna (Court) Wonsitler (1869-1937)]]||*P[x] |- |[[Woods-20938|John Edward Woods (1909-1910)]]||*P[ ] |- |[[Woods-20939|Raymond E Woods Sr. (1939-2014)]]||*P[ ] |- |[[Galloway-5253|Ilene Jo (Galloway) Workman (1932-1988)]]||*P[ ] |- |[[Cartwright-4847|Marie Lynn (Cartwright) Workman (1958-2007)]]||spouse still living |- |[[Workman-4694|Otis Udine Workman (1930-2009)]]||*P[ ] |- |[[Workman-4696|Terry Lee Workman (1962-1962)]]||mother still living |- |[[Rich-8197|Alta (Rich) Yarian (1889-1977)]]||*P[x] |- |[[Unger-1706|Doris G (Unger) Yarian (1915-2010)]]||*P[1/2] |- |[[Sikorski-265|Josephine D (Sikorski) Yarian (1917-1960)]]||*P[x] |- |[[Hively-297|Lillian May (Hively) Yarian (1883-1923)]]||*P[x] |- |[[Yarian-127|Oliver Yarian (1885-1967)]]||*P[x] |- |[[Yerian-57|Calvin C Yerian (1869-1951)]]||*P[x] |- |[[Weil-1188|Elizabeth (Weil) Yerian (1829-1900)]]||missing parents |- |[[Coulter-3998|Lillian Louisa (Coulter) Yerian (1873-1965)]]||*P[x] |- |[[Campbell-59565|Caroline (Campbell) Young (1833-1873)]]||*P[x] |- |[[Young-59050|Edward Perry Young Jr (1850-1917)]]||*P[x] |- |[[Young-59051|Edward Perry Young Sr (1817-1871)]]||*P[ ] |- |[[Coulter-4195|Lucretia M (Coulter) Young (1885-1962)]]||*P[x] |- |[[Clark-89709|Kenneth Clark (1953-2024)]]||*P[ ] |- |[[Chaplow-18|Joseph Ashley Chaplow (1952-2024)]]||*P[ ] |- |[[Beight-100|Pamela A. (Beight) Colella (1959-2024)]]||*P[ ] |} ===Still Living - 20=== These future residents apear to still be living even though there is already a FindAGrave page for them {| cellpadding=2 border="1" class="wikitable sortable" |- ! Future Resident !! Memorial !! Shared Stone |- |Elizabeth J. (nee Bedient) Lathrop||{{FindAGrave | 81712336}}||John W. Lathrop |- |John W. Lathrop||{{FindAGrave | 81712318}}||Elizabeth J. Lathrop |- |Patricia E. Lasiter||{{FindAGrave | 81712540 }}||[[Lasiter-130|James R Lasiter (1948-2022)]] |- |Patricia L. Cunningham||{{FindAGrave | 81116220}}||[[Cunningham-18437|Richard M Cunningham (1929-2008)]] |- |James E. Luek||{{FindAGrave | 81713055}}||[[Baker-64855|Sally Mae (Baker) Luek (1938-2010)]] |- |Gail William Baughman||{{FindAGrave | 81065046 }}||husband of M. Linda Baughman. son of [[Baughman-1719|William]] & [[Rupert-1048|Elverda]] |- |M. Linda Baughman||{{FindAGrave | 81065071}}|| wife of Gail William Baughman |- |John R. Fry||{{FindAGrave |81492607 }}||son of Melva J. Kannal Fry |- |Leah J. Crowl||{{FindAGrave |81113768 }}||Sec C |- |Linda L. Crowl||{{FindAGrave |81113827 }}||Sec C |- |Lillian E. Custer||{{FindAGrave |81115821 }}||[[Custer-1463|Robert L Custer M.D. (1927-1990)]] |- |Nancy L McCoy|| ||[[McCoy-5259|Paul McCoy]] |- |Hannah McDevitt Flynn||{{FindAGrave |81493368 }}||[[Flynn-6281|Raymond F Flynn (1933-2002)]] |- |Robert Rollie Hawkins||{{FindAGrave |81592439}}||son of [[Hawkins-18274|Richard James Hawkins]] |- |Sara Koch Kelly||{{FindAGrave |81599492}}||[[Kelly-30226|Louis A Kelly (1927-2006)]] |- |Mathilde Michalak||{{FindAGrave |81836620}}||[[Michalak-224|Michael Michalak (1938-1975)]] |- |Patricia A. Miller||{{FindAGrave |81834378 }}||[[Miller-110677|Jack F Miller (1936-2009)]] |- |Betty J. Patterson||{{FindAGrave | 81840963}}|| Lester D. Patterson |- |Lester D. Patterson||{{FindAGrave | 81840943 }}||Betty J. Patterson |- |Clement J “Clem” Wolfgang ||{{FindAGrave | 237179117}}||MaryLou Wolfgang (Sept 23, 1946) |- |MaryLou Wolfgang || ||Clement J “Clem” Wolfgang {{FindAGrave | 237179117}} |} ===Information needed - 18=== {| cellpadding=2 style="border-spacing: 3px;" border="1" class="wikitable sortable" |- ! Resident !! Memorial !! Picture !! Plot !! Notes |- |J. Allen||{{FindAGrave | 81058707 }}||yes||Sec A Row 6||46yrs |- |Lycurgus Hively||{{FindAGrave | 5302164 }}||no||Row 13||Daniel Hively also in row 13 |- |Solomon Kibler||{{FindAGrave | 81598058 }}||yes||Sec A Row 8 ||illegible |- |Paul C. King||{{FindAGrave | 81598508 }}||yes||Sec A Row 8||s/o J & C King |- |Thomas King ||{{FindAGrave | 81598708 }}||yes ||Sec A Row 8||broken |- |J. R. McCalla ||{{FindAGrave | 81719430 }}||yes||Sec A Row 8||Co C 104th OVI VETERAN 1861-1865 [[Unknown-647934|Elizabeth's husband]] |- |C. Randolph||{{FindAGrave | 81931247 }}||yes||Sec A Row 1|| GAR 1861-1865 |- |Jacob Rummel||{{FindAGrave | 81932624 }}||yes||Sec B Row 3|| 15 days |- |James B. Rummel||{{FindAGrave | 81932523 }}||yes||Sec B Row 3|| 2 years |- |Emma Smith||{{FindAGrave | 82129128 }}||yes|| Sec A Row 11||d/o of Racheal rest illegible |- |Willie Smith ||{{FindAGrave | 82129302 }}||yes||Sec A Row 11||s/o Rachael Smith rest illegible |- |Zalpha Smith||{{FindAGrave | 82129359 }}||yes||Sec A Row 11||d/o Rachael Smith rest illegible |- |? Stout||{{FindAGrave | 82129796 }}||yes||Sec A Row 14||next to Caroline Stout and Albert Bloom
possibly Jehu Stout and Sarah Stout. they owned the land the graveyard would be built on |- |Ellen Unknown||{{FindAGrave | 82286559 }}||yes||Sec A Row 8||Located between Solomon Yerian and Park Eyster |- |Sarah M. Unknown||{{FindAGrave | 82286969 }}||yes||Sec A Row 11 |- |Margaret Woolfe||{{FindAGrave | 5302138 }}||no||Row 13||d/o G & M d Sept??? |- |Unknown Woolfe||{{FindAGrave | 5302140 }}||no||Row 13||GAR 1861-65
broken stone of unknown between Woolfe & Bown |- |Charles Zimmerman||{{FindAGrave | 82286708 }}||no||Sec A Row 15||located between Children Zimmerman & John W. Hollabaugh |} ===Satisfied=== These are as complete as I feel comforable making, and have made orphaned to family members can take control to make more personable. (as a heads up - they may have beeen adopted already) - tomek {| cellpadding=2 style="border-style: solid;" border="3" class="wikitable sortable" |- ! First Name !! Middle Name !! Name At Birth !! Family Name !! Birth Year !! Death Year !! Age !! Notes |- |[[Dilworth-778|Mary]]|| ||Dilworth||Dilworth||???||1811||unknown |- |[[Hively-187|Michael]]||John||Hively||Hively||1760||1818||58 years |- |[[Dildine-25|Richard]]|| ||Dildine||Dildine Sr.||1764||1824||59 years||2 missing children |- |[[Brinker-301|Elizabeth]]|| ||Brinker||Firestone||1790||1830||40 years||2 missing children |- |[[Booth-12115|Joseph]]|| ||Booth||Booth||1831||1831||8 months |- |[[Chain-135|Hugh]]|| ||Chain||Chain||1779||1831||51 years||4 children missing |- |[[Dildine-255|Martha]]|| ||Dildine||Booth||1802||1831||29 years||1 child missing |- |[[Shoen-18|Maria]]||Elizabeth||Shoen||Firestone||1766||1833||67 years||2 missing children |- |[[Wohlgemuth-37|Feronica]]|| ||Wohlgemuth||Roose||1779||1838||59 years |- |[[Uncapher-142|Infant]]|| ||Uncapher||Uncapher||1839||1839||1 day |- |[[Dilworth-774|Samson]]|| ||Dilworth||Dilworth||1763||1841||77 years |- |[[Hively-307|Daniel]]|| ||Hively||Hively||1795||1841||46 years||4 missing children |- |[[Dildine-21|Abigail]]|| ||Dildine||Goble||1761||1841||80 years||2 missing children |- |[[Uncapher-141|Andrew]]|| ||Uncapher||Uncapher||1837||1842||5 years |- |[[Uncapher-147|Sarah]]|| ||Uncapher||Uncapher||1839||1842||2 years |- |[[Hicks-19857|Frederick]]||O. ||Hicks||Hicks||1839||1842||2 years |- |[[Dildine-237|Albert]]||T. ||Dildine||Dildine||1841||1842||9 months |- |[[Seeds-187|Hannah]]|| ||Seeds||Phillips||1777||1846||69 years |- |[[Firestone-143|Nicholas]]||B. ||Firestone III||Firestone||1767||1847||80 years |- |[[Filson-142|Robert]]|| ||Filson||Filson||1793||1847||52 years||5 missing children |- |[[Brinker-477|Barbara]]|| ||Brinker||Harman||1824||1848||24 years||parents missing |- |[[Dildine-238|Walter]]||S. ||Dildine||Dildine||1849||1850||1 year |- |[[Rupert-1053|Adam]]|| ||Rupert||Rupert||1800||1850||50 years||5 missing children |- |[[Martin-86715|Nancy]]||Perzanna||Martin||Martin||1851||1851||4 months |- |[[Firestone-122|Peter]]|| ||Firestone||Firestone||1797||1853||55 years||2 missing children |- |[[Richardson-38881|Hanna]]|| ||Richardson||Mercer||1784||1853||68 years||8 missing children |- |[[Harman-4858|Jacob]]|| ||Harman||Harman||1801||1853||52 years||4 missing children |- |[[Roose-96|Johannes]]||Frederick||Roose||Roose||1779||1855||76 years |- |[[Cress-834|Laura]]||Bell||Cress||Cress||1854||1855||1 year |- |[[Phillips-48461|Wendell]]|| ||Phillips||Phillips||1854||1856||2 years |- |[[Dildine-242|Samuel]]|| ||Dildine||Dildine||1811||1856||44 years||3 missing children |- |[[Philips-2287|Mary]]|| ||Philips||Dildine||1779||1857||77 years||2 children missing |- |[[Hively-306|Moses]]|| ||Hively||Hively||1831||1859||28 years||1 missing child |- |[[Davis-30468|Sarah]]|| ||Davis||Hartsough||1778||1859||80 years |- |[[Firestone-181|John]]||Allen||Firestone||Firestone||1858||1860||2 years |- |[[Hauptmann-92|Sophia]]||Henrietta||Hauptmann||Hauptmann||1854||1861||6 years |- |[[Firestone-182|Idella]]||Icephine||Firestone||Firestone||1860||1862||1 year |- |[[Armstrong-12785|Lydia]]|| ||Armstrong||Firestone||1836||1862||25 years |- |[[Chain-136|Margaret]]|| ||Chain||Rupert||1802||1862||60 years||5 missing children |- |[[Firestone-468|Amy]]||Anna||Firestone||Firestone||1858||1862||4 years |- |[[Hauptmann-93|William]]||Henry||Hauptmann||Hauptmann||1852||1862||10 years |- |[[May-16269|Rebecca]]|| ||May||Taylor||1798||1863||65 years||missing parents |- |[[Hoffstot-15|Mary]]||Jane||Hoffstot||Hoffstot||1861||1863||1 year |- |[[Opdycke-81|Anna]]||Hendrickson||Opdycke||Dildine||1782||1863||80 years|| 2 missing children |- |[[Mitchell-44122|John]]||L. ||Mitchell||Mitchell||1844||1864||20 years |- |[[Mercer-6130|Alice]]|| ||Mercer||Mercer||1856||1865||9 years |- |[[Hisey-201|Joseph]]|| ||Hisey||Hisey||1794||1865||70 years |- |[[McCalla-244|Martha]]||Ann||McCalla||McCalla||1846||1866||20 years |- |[[Baker-64342|Almira]]|| ||Baker||Baker||1840||1866||26 years |- |[[Dildine-243|Rebecca]]||Jane||Dildine||Dildine||1851||1868||17 years |- |[[McCalla-245|Mary]]||Jane||McCalla||McCalla||1833||1868||34 years |- |[[Early-2330|Issac]]|| ||Early||Early||1797||1869||72 years||1 missing child |- |[[Eyster-483|Franklin]]|| ||Eyster||Eyster||1848||1869||21 years |- |[[Harrold-714|Oliver]]||Newton||Harrold||Harrold||1853||1869||16 years |- |[[Cress-830|Sarah]]|| ||Cress||Cress||1808||1869||61 years |- |[[Firestone-471|Daniel]]||D. ||Firestone||Firestone||1870||1870||27 days |- |[[Dildine-251|Joseph]]||P. ||Dildine||Dildine||1805||1871||66 years |- |[[Hinshillwood-3|Thomas]]|| ||Hinshillwood Sr||Hinshillwood||1794||1871||76 years||2 missing children |- |[[Rupert-1050|Benjamin]]|| ||Rupert||Rupert||1817||1871||53 years|| 3 missing children |- |[[Martin-86714|Robert]]|| ||Martin||Martin||1784||1871||86 years||6 missing children |- |[[Geiger-2304|Terrissa]]|| ||Geiger||Geiger||1849||1871||22 years |- |[[Firestone-193|Elizabeth]]|| ||Firestone||Hisey||1793||1872||79 years||5 missing children |- |[[Dildine-245|Mary]]||Rebecca||Dildine||Dildine||1869||1872||3 years |- |[[King-59561|Infant Son]]|| ||King||King||1873||1873||3 days |- |[[Hauptmann-90|Henrietta]]||C. ||Hauptmann||Hauptmann||1873||1873||1 month |- |[[Heck-1574|Isaac]]||Emerson||Heck||Heck||1822||1873||51 years |- | [[Zimmerman-8428|Gustaf]]|| ||Zimmerman||Zimmerman||1868||1874||5 years |- |[[Zimmerman-8429|Magdalena]]|| ||Zimmerman||Zimmerman||1870||1874||3 years |- |[[Kyes-59|Nancy]]||Persanna||Kyes||Kyes||1874||1874||stillborn |- |[[Firestone-467|Cora]]||V. ||Firestone||Firestone||1872||1874||2 years |- |[[Firestone-472|Laura]]|| ||Firestone||Firestone||1875||1875||1 month |- |[[Cress-831|Susanah]]|| ||Cress||Cress||1805||1875||70 years |- |[[Caldwell-12533|Rebecca]]||R. ||Caldwell||Newhouse||1819||1875||56 years||3 missing children |- |[[Williams-127337|Elizabeth]]||Anna||Williams||Uncapher||1795||1876||80 years |- |[[Yerian-59|Solomon]]|| ||Yerian||Yerian||1823||1876||52 years |- |[[Bloom-2326|Albert]]||B. ||Bloom||Bloom||1876||1877||1 year |- |[[McPherrin-22|Rachel]]|| ||McPherrin||Jamison||1822||1887||65 years||9 missing children |- |[[Cope-3707|Nathan]]|| ||Cope||Cope||1817||1877||59 years||4 missing children |- |[[Taylor-102047|William]]||C. ||Taylor||Taylor||1817||1877||60 years||missing parents |- |[[Mercer-6142|Kate]]||L. ||Mercer||Mercer||1858||1877||18 years |- |[[Vollnogle-14|Ora]]||Jane||Vollnogle||Vollnogle||1862||1878||16 years |- |[[Rupert-1083|Mary]]||Isabel||Rupert||Rupert||1852||1878||25 years |- |[[Kyes-58|Lafayette]]||Marquis||Kyes||Kyes||1837||1879||41 years||2 missing children |- |[[Hisey-209|Johnathan]]|| ||Hisey||Hisey||1820||1879||58 years||2 missing childen |- |[[Early-2333|Lavina]]||C. ||Early||Early||1877||1880||2 years |- |[[Todd-14136|William]]||S. ||Todd||Todd||1816||1880||64 years||8 missing children |- | [[King-64410|Wilford]]||Arthur||King||King||1880||1880||2 months |- |[[Chain-141|Sarah]]||Ann||Chain||Dildine||1809||1880||71 years |- |[[Campbell-59570|Horace]]|| ||Campbell||Campbell||1872||1881||9 years |- |[[Campbell-59574|Persara]]|| ||Campbell||Campbell||1875||1881||6 years |- |[[Early-2334|Harriet]]||Ann||Early||Early||1843||1881||39 years |- |[[Todd-13950|Sarah]]|| ||Todd||Conkle||1819||1881||92 years||3 missing children |- |[[Cress-832|George]]|| ||Cress Jr||Cress||1811||1882||71 years |- |[[Hauptmann-86|Augustus]]||Frederick Andrew||Hauptmann||Hauptmann||1816||1882||65 years||3 misisng children |- |[[Hively-310|Mary]]||Alberta||Hively||Hively||1860||1882||22 years |- |[[Cress-828|Barbery]]|| ||Cress||Cress||1810||1882||72 years |- |[[Read-8406|Willis]]||B. ||Read||Read||1848||1883||35 years |- |[[Randall-11144|Elias]]||George||Randall||Randall||1813||1883||69 years||9 missing children |- |[[Hively-298|Eva]]||Blanche||Hively||Hively||1882||1883||1 year |- |[[Baker-64346|Thornton]]||Milton||Baker||Baker||1859||1883||24 years |- |[[Reash-2|Elizabeth]]|| ||Reash||Harman||1808||1883||75 years||4 missing children |- |[[Speer-2279|Mary]]||Ann||Speer||McCune||1815||1883||74 years||parents unknown |- |[[Early-2338|Sarah]]||Catherine||Early||Early||1834||1883||48 years |- |[[Devers-414|Frankie]]||Wallace||Devers||Devers||1882||1883||1 year |- |[[Dildine-247|Baby Girl]]|| ||Dildine||Dildine||1884||1884||2 days |- |[[Dilworth-772|John]]||C. ||Dilworth||Dilworth||1813||1884||71 years |- |[[McCune-1468|Henry]]|| ||McCune||McCune||1809||1884||82 years||parents unknown |- |[[Conkle-216|Michael]]|| ||Conkle||Conkle||1809||1884||75 years||3 missing children |- |[[Taylor-102029|Joseph]]||C. ||Taylor||Taylor||1794||1884||90 years||missing parents |- |[[Little-21888|Elizabeth]]||M. ||Little||Hively||1862||1884||22 years |- |[[Allen-34735|Sarah]]||Ann||Allen||Firestone||1808||1885||77 years |- |[[Fisher-30393|Emma]]||D. ||Fisher||Hauptman||1861||1885||23 years |- |[[Dildine-235|Jehu]]|| ||Dildine||Dildine||1801||1885||83 years |- |[[Rood-1205|Mary]]||Ann||Rood||Baker||1811||1886||75 years||parents missing |- |[[Hisey-219|Infant]] Twin Daughter|| ||Hisey||Hisey||1886||1886||1 day |- |[[Hisey-217|Infant]] Twin Daughter|| ||Hisey||Hisey||1886||1886||1 day |- |[[Hoffstot-14|John]]||W. ||Hoffstot||Hoffstot||1810||1887||77 years |- |[[Rich-8211|Austie]]||Anna||Rich||Engle||1848||1887||38 years||3 missing children |- |[[Rupert-1046|Margaret]]||Ann||Rupert||Dildine||1824||1887||62 years||1 missing child |- |[[Cope-3706|Charles]]||Summer||Cope||Cope||1857||1887||30 years |- |[[Hammond-13699|Julia]]||Ann||Hammond||Keifer||1833||1877||43 years||4 missing children |- |[[Uncapher-139|John]]|| ||Uncapher||Uncapher||1796||1887||90 years||3 missing children |- |[[Metz-2107|Daniel]]|| ||Metz||Metz||1814||1887||72 years||7 children missing |- |[[Early-2329|Benjamin]]||Franklin||Early||Early||1839||1887||48 years |- |[[Dildine-240|Mary]]||Lucretia||Dildine||Dildine||1834||1887||52 years |- |[[Brown-162800|Margaret]]||Y. ||Brown||Read||1819||1888||68 years||missing parents |- |[[Hamilton-33871|Eliza]]|| ||Hamilton||Dildine||1809||1888||79 years |- |[[Read-8629|Samuel]]||F. ||Read||Read||1812||1888||75 years||missing parents |- |[[Hartsough-34|Hannah]]||Ann||Hartsough||McCalla||1807||1888||80 years||6 mising children |- |[[Coe-4869|Ellen]]||Maria||Coe||Adams||1835||1889||54 years||missing parents |- |[[Mercer-6141|Sarah]]|| ||Mercer||Mercer||1850||1889||39 years |- |[[Wallance-4|Lillie]]||T. ||Wallance||Fischer||1872||1889||17 years |- |[[Baker-64343|John]]|| ||Baker||Baker||1805||1889||83 years||parents missing |- |[[Murphy-31572|James]]||Milton||Murphy||Murphy||1847||1890||43 years||6 missing children |- |[[Hoffstot-17|Catherine]]|| ||Hoffstot||Chain||1818||1890||72 years||2 missing children |- |[[King-59594|Sarah]]||C. ||King||King||1891||1891||5 months |- |[[Campbell-59572|Mary]]||Eleanor||Campbell||Campbell||1851||1891||40 years |- |[[Burt-6437|Jehu]]|| ||Burt||Burt||1825||1891||66 years||4 missing children |- |[[Gotthardt-74|Florence]]||B. ||Gotthardt||Gotthardt||1888||1891||2 years |- |[[Chain-142|Margaret]]||A. ||Chain||Robinson||1848||1892||44 years||1 missing child |- |[[Firestone-474|Ortensa]]||J. ||Firestone||Firestone||1860||1892||31 years |- |[[Koh-26|Mary]]||Ann||Koch||Zimmerman||1837||1892||55 years||3 missing children |- |[[King-59559|Carrie]]||A. ||King||King||1893||1893||9 months |- |[[Kelly-30223|Pearl]]||Arvilda||Kelly||Kelly||1889||1893||3 years |- |[[Dildine-230|Sarah]]|| ||Dildine||Dildine||1808||1893||84 years |- |[[Scott-33|James]]||Cowgill||Scott||Scott||1829||1893||64 years |- |[[Metz-3071|Mary]]||Elizabeth||Metz||Metz||1870||1893||23 years |- |[[Shatzer-206|Sadie]]|| ||Shatzer||Shatzer||1882||1894||12 years |- |[[Benzenhoefer-35|Alfred]]|| ||Benzenhoefer||Benzenhoefer||1888||1894||5 years |- |[[Jamison-2361|Samuel]]||Shryock||Jamison||Jamison||1820||1894||75 years||9 missing children |- |[[Chain-137|Robert]]|| ||Chain||Chain||1814||1894||79 years||2 missing children |- |[[Knight-26538|Nancy]]|| ||Knight||Rich||1823||1894||70 years||1 missing child |- |[[Lyon-8892|Marcena]]|| ||Lyon||Lyon||1846||1894||47 years||5 missing children |- |[[Hauptmann-91|Lason]]||Cooley||Hauptmann||Hauptmann||1859||1894||35 years||4 missing children |- |[[Kelly-30224|Lewis]]|| ||Kelly||Kelly||1895||1895||0 days |- |[[Hauptmann-96|Clara]]||Anzonetta||Hauptmann||Hauptmann||1884||1895||10 years |- |[[Rich-7341|George]]|| ||Rich||Rich||1814||1894||80 years||1 missing child |- |[[Taylor-100262|Mary]]||Ann||Taylor||Hoffstot||1820||1895||74 years |- |[[Dilworth-779|William]]|| ||Dilworth||Dilworth||1841||1895||53 years |- |[[Taylor-100259|Rebecca]]||Jane||Taylor||Burt||1831||1895||64 years||4 missing children |- |[[Dildine-236|Levoy]]||Samuel||Dildine||Dildine||1837||1896||58 years |- |[[Schaber-115|Katherine]]|| ||Schaber||Eyster||1867||1896||29 years |- |[[Firestone-196|Levi]]|| ||Firestone||Firestone||1835||1896||61 years |- |[[Rummel-571|Elizabeth]]||Susanna||Rummel||Rupert||1821||1896||75 years||3 missing children |- |[[Dildine-248|Mary]]||K. ||Dildine||Dildine||1886||1896||9 years |- |[[Dildine-246|Harry]]||J. ||Dildine||Dildine||1892||1896||3 years |- |[[Koch-7296|John]]|| ||Koch||Koch||1808||1896||87 years |- |[[Cress-833|Isaac]]|| ||Cress||Cress||1821||1896||75 years |- |[[Hollabaugh-213|Eddie]]|| ||Hollabaugh||Hollabaugh||1886||1896||10 years |- |[[Cook-48585|Penelope]]|| ||Cook||Booth||1801||1896||94 years||3 step-children missing |- |[[Benzenhoefer-39|Earl]]|| ||Benzenhoefer||Benzenhoefer||1896||1897||1 year |- |[[Mercer-6139|Curtis]]||A. ||Mercer||Mercer||1897||1897||6 months |- |[[Rupert-1059|Margery]]|| ||Rupert||Heck||1826||1897||71 years |- |[[Hauptmann-85|Matilda]]||Catherine||Hauptmann||Geer||1867||1897||29 years||4 children missing |- |[[Hole-1189|Jane]]||Mary||Hole||Cope||1824||1897||79 years||3 children missing |- |[[Porter-25902|Onata]]||R. ||Porter||Porter||1883||1898||15 years |- |[[King-60253|Sophia]]|| ||King||Taylor||1822||1899||76 years||missing parents |- |[[Carter-46822|Mary]]||Ann||Carter||Doyle||1821||1899||78 years||3 missing children |- |[[Chain-134|Eliza]]||Catherine||Chain||Geiger||1817||1899||82 years||1 missing child |- |[[Gordon-19924|James]]||B. ||Gordon||Gordon||1859||1899||40 years |- |[[Early-2335|Robert]]||Simison||Early||Early||1831||1899||67 years||5 missing children |- |[[Scott-56931|Hezekiah]]||H. ||Scott||Scott||1844||1900||55 years||4 missing children |- |[[Wilhelm-2799|John]]|| ||Wilhelm||Wilhelm||1849||1900||51 years |- |[[Beck-12984|Cornelia]]|| ||Beck||Phillips||1853||1901||47 years |- |[[Vollnogle-16|Levi]]||F. ||Vollnogle||Vollnogle||1895||1901||5 years |- |[[Dildine-227|Richard]]|| ||Dildine Jr.||Dildine||1821||1901||79 years||1 missing child |- |[[Yerian-56|Peter]]|| ||Yerian||Yerian||1828||1901||72 years||1 missing child |- |[[Rauch-1134|Baby Boy]]|| ||Raunch||Rauch||1902||1902||stillborn |- |[[Kinnear-967|Norma]]||Cambria||Kinnear||Chain||1879||1902||22 years |- |[[Snyder-17575|Alice]]||E. ||Snyder||Snyder||1853||1902||48 years |- |[[Tommins-4|Robert]]|| ||Tommins||Tommins||1831||1902||71 years||3 missing children |- |[[Mitchele-5|Wilhelm]]||Heinrich||Mitchele||Mitchell||1835||1903||67 years |- |[[Cope-3698|Zula]]||E. ||Cope||Bloom||1879||1903||24 years||1 child missing |- |[[Kibler-697|John]]|| ||Kibler Sr||Kibler||1840||1903||63 years||4 children missing |- |[[Phillips-36153|Margaret]]|| ||Phillips||Metz||1814||1904||90 years||7 missing children |- |[[Rupert-1049|Isaac]]|| ||Rupert||Rupert||1847||1904||57 years |- |[[Benzenhoefer-38|Edna]]|| ||Benzenhoefer||Benzenhoefer||1886||1904||17 years |- |[[Hoffstat-1|Robert]]||William||Hoffstat||Hoffstat||1868||1904||35 years |- |[[Harman-4855|Levi]]|| ||Harman||Harman||1820||1904||83 years||parents missing |- |[[Dye-4195|Mary]]|| ||Dye||George||1846||1905||58 years |- |[[Young-10456|Rachel]]|| ||Young||Thompson||1828||1905||76 years||1 missing child |- |[[Metz-96|Cyrus]]|| ||Metz||Metz||1847||1906||58 years||7 missing children |- |[[Baker-64344|Amanda]]||J. ||Baker||Baker||1838||1906||67 years |- |[[Rupert-1051|Epriham]]|| ||Rupert||Rupert||1845||1906||60 years||1 missing child |- |[[Mercer-6063|Cyrus]]|| ||Mercer||Mercer||1822||1909||87 years |- |[[Benzenhoefer-37|Gertrude]]|| ||Benzenhoefer||Benzenhoefer||1901||1906||5 years |- |[[Uncapher-138|Margaret]]|| ||Uncapher||Hively||1830||1906||76 years||1 missing child |- |[[Hisey-200|Harriet]]|| ||Hisey||Mercer||1829||1906||77 years |- |[[Warner-14197|Eunice]]||Mable||Warner||Warner||1906||1907||2 years |- |[[Kibler-688|David]]|| ||Kibler||Kibler||1844||1907||63 years||2 children missing |- |[[Cress-829|William]]|| ||Cress||Cress||1823||1907||83 years||2 children missing |- |[[Ward-43980|Mahala]]||A. ||Ward||Gotthardt||1880||1907||26 years||2 missing children |- |[[Baker-64350|Lowry]]||D. ||Baker||Baker||1840||1907||66 years||2 missing children |- |[[Wilt-979|Ruth]]||L.||Wilt||Wilt||1907||1908||2 months |- |[[Carter-47695|Clirrissa]]||M. ||Carter||Tritt||1826||1908||82 years |- |[[Zimmerman-7950|Johann]]||Jakob||Zimmerman||Zimmerman||1828||1908||79 years||3 missign children |- |[[Seidner-176|Lillie]]|| ||Seidner||Vollnogle||1869||1908||38 years||5 missing children |- |[[Schmachtenburger-1|Margaret]]|| ||Schmachtenburger||Schory||1833||1909||75 years||1 missing child |- |[[Rupert-1056|Oliver]]||Chane||Rupert||Rupert||1829||1909||79 years||2 missing children |- |[[Yerien-2|Barbara]]|| ||Yerien||Gordon||1821||1909||87 years||2 missing children |- |[[Firestone-197|Mary]]||Ann||Firestone||Vollnogle||1836||1910||75 years |- |[[Cope-3733|Zora]]||Lillian||Cope||Hoon||1883||1910||27 years||1 missing child |- |[[McCune-1450|Samuel]]||Alexander||McCune||McCune||1850||1910||60 years |- |[[McCreary-1058|Warren]]|| ||McCreary||McCreary||1910||1910||4 months |- |[[Taylor-102044|Harry]]||C. ||Taylor||Taylor||1881||1910||29 years |- |[[Hollabaugh-214|William]]|| ||Hollabaugh||Hollabaugh||1830||1911||81 years||2 missing children |- |[[Heaton-3051|George]]||Earl||Heaton||Heaton||1911||1911||1 month |- |[[Haupt-647|Doretta]]||Anna Catherine||Haupt||Graebing||1830||1911||80 years||3 missing children |- |[[Vollnogle-17|Clark]]||Lester||Vollnogle||Vollnogle||1892||1911||19 years |- |[[Murphy-31568|Georg]]e||Stanton||Murphy||Murphy||1912||1912||2 months |- |[[Hollabaugh-215|Sherman]]||Edward||Hollabaugh||Hollabaugh||1870||1912||42 years||1 missing child |- |[[Clinker-63|Susan]]|| ||Clinker||Firestone||1832||1912||79 years |- |[[Yarian-126|Hiram]]|| ||Yarian||Yarian||1844||1912||67 years||9 missing children |- |[[Wheeler-26705|Mary]]||Elizabeth||Wheeler||Walker||1851||1913||61 years||1 missing child |- |[[Vollnogle-9|Peter]]||Firestone||Vollnogle||Vollnogle||1857||1913||56 years |- |[[Baker-64345|Harrison]]||L. ||Baker||Baker||1832||1913||80 years||1 missing child |- |[[Metz-3077|Mary]]||Ella||Metz||Metz||1904||1913||9 years |- |[[Welk-133|Mary]]||A. ||Welk||Hadly||1853||1913||59 years |- |[[Johnston-28242|James]]||Westley||Johnston||Johnston||1841||1914||72 years |- |[[Lipsey-281|Mary]]||Jane||Lipsey||Jamieson||1832||1914||82 years||5 missing children |- |[[Dennis-10418|Grace]]||Eleanor||Dennis||Dennis||1913||1914||1 year |- |[[Campbell-59566|Mary]]||M. ||Campbell||Taylor||1839||1914||75 years||4 missing children |- |[[Dildine-244|John]]||C.||Dildine||Dildine||1842||1927||85 years||1 missing child |- |[[Vollnogle-10|Soloman]]|| ||Vollnogle||Vollnogle||1831||1914||83 years |- |[[Yarian-125|Samantha]]|| ||Yarian||Rupert||1847||1914||66 years||1 missing child |- |[[Uncapher-140|Mary]]||Magdalene||Uncapher||Uncapher||1827||1915||88 years |- |[[Metz-3057|John]]||S. ||Metz||Metz||1851||1915||63 years |- |[[Schory-24|Sherey]]|| ||Schory||Schory||1915||1915||stillborn |- |[[Metz-3055|Isiah]]|| ||Metz||Metz||1842||1915||73 years||4 missing children |- |[[Heaton-3048|James]]|| ||Heaton Sr||Heaton||1877||1915||38 years||1 missing child |- |[[Bragenger-1|Mary]]||Magdaline||Bragenger||Hollabaugh||1834||1915||81 years||2 missing children |- |[[Taylor-102050|Baby Girl]]|| ||Taylor||Taylor||1916||1916||stillborn |- |[[Parker-52228|George]]||Frederick||Parker||Parker||1912||1916||4 years |- |[[Carr-18404|Ozro]]||F. ||Carr||Carr||1852||1916||63 years||2 missing children |- |[[Ward-44418|Lester]]||D. ||Ward||Ward||1912||1916||3 years |- |[[Ward-44419|Mary]]||Belle||Ward||Ward||1910||1916||5 years |- |[[Crook-3457|Martha]]||L. ||Crook||Jeffries||1837||1916||78 years||2 missing children |- |[[Randolph-4875|Gladys]]||T. ||Randolph||Randolph||1908||1917||8 years |- |[[Bloom-2327|Daniel]]||M. ||Bloom||Bloom||1853||1917||64 years |- |[[Court-1325|Gustavis]]||Anson||Court||Court||1873||1917||43 years |- |[[Chain-139|Hugh]]||Hoffstot||Chain||Chain||1841||1917||79 years||1 child missing |- |[[Taylor-26992|Ezra]]|| ||Taylor||Taylor||1847||1917||69 years||3 missing children |- |[[Guiher-19|Jacob]]|| ||Guiher||Guiher||1843||1917||73 years||2 missing children |- |[[Rauch-1133|Cleland]]||O. ||Rauch||Rauch||1879||1918||38 years||1 missing child |- |[[Murphy-31580|Stella]]||May||Murphy||Murphy||1918||1918||stillborn |- |[[Mitchell-44120|Forrest]]||C. ||Mitchell||Mitchell||1916||1918||1 year |- |[[Heywood-1729|Hannah]]|| ||Heywood||Limb||1838||1918||80 years||9 missing children |- |[[Hollabaugh-217|John]]|| ||Hollabaugh||Hollabaugh||1866||1918||51 years |- |[[Simon-6966|Louise]]|| ||Simon||Bretz||1877||1918||41 years||2 missing children |- |[[Harmon-9375|Catherine]]|| ||Harmon||Kibler||1839||1918||78 years||3 children missing |- |[[Chain-140|Charles]]||C. ||Chain||Chain||1874||1918||44 years |- |[[Rich-8221|Martha]]||Jane||Rich||Rupert||1836||1918||82 years||2 missing children |- |[[Martin-86304|Mary]]||E. ||Martin||Metz||1852||1918||65 years||7 missing children |- |[[Huffman-6552|Howard]]||Conkle||Huffman||Huffman||1865||1918||53 years |- |[[Billingsley-1398|Alice]]||Sarah||Billingsley||Conkle||1851||1918||67 years |- |[[Campbell-59567|Edward]]||Perry||Campbell||Campbell||1845||1918||72 years |- |[[Lowther-1479|Isabella]]|| ||Lowther||Moon||1860||1919||59 years||5 missing children |- | [[Bricker-2018|Samuel]]||McCune||Bricker||Bricker||1917||1919||1 year |- |[[Mercer-6140|Cyrus]]||Harvey||Mercer||Mercer||1869||1919||49 years |- |[[Hoffstot-12|Emma]]||Adaline||Hoffstot||Koch||1865||1919||54 years |- |[[Rich-8212|Allen]]||P. ||Rich||Rich||1854||1919||65 years |- |[[Zeiler-128|Baby Boy]]|| ||Zeiler||Zeiler||1920||1920||1 day |- |[[Simons-4588|Mary]]||Elizabeth||Simons||Patterson||1869||1920||51 years||5 missing children |- |[[Nulf-58|Oscar]]||Edgar||Nulf||Nulf||1863||1920||57 years||12 missing children |- |[[Morlan-232|Ethel]]||Metta||Morlan||Ward||1876||1920||43 years |- |[[Hawkins-18308|Hazel]]||May||Hawkins||Zeiler||1892||1920||28 years||1 missing child |- |[[Bartholomew-2194|Boadigga]]||Belvedere||Bartholomew||Scoville||1836||1921||85 years |- |[[Conkle-221|Marcella]]|| ||Conkle||Conkle||1921||1921||10 hours |- |[[Murphy-31570|Jennie]]||Lucille||Murphy||Murphy||1913||1921||8 years |- |[[Brimlow-2|George]]|| ||Brimlow Sr||Brimlow||1838||1921||83 years||6 missing children |- |[[Heaton-3050|Elmer]]|| ||Heaton||Heaton||1909||1921||11 years |- |[[Chain-144|Mary]]||Ann||Chain||Mitchell||1839||1921||82 years |- |[[Rich-8210|John]]||Knight||Rich||Rich||1851||1921||69 years||1 missing children |- |[[George-14505|Levi]]|| ||George||George||1846||1921||75 years||5 missing children |- |[[Murphy-31569|Hazel]]||R. ||Murphy||Murphy||1919||1922||2 years |- |[[Butler-30266|Emma]]||L. ||Butler||Butler||1921||1922||1 year |- |[[Murphy-31578|Lena]]||R. ||Murphy||Murphy||1921||1922||1 year |- |[[Murphy-31579|Robert]]||Frederich||Murphy||Murphy||1922||1922||stillborn |- |[[Todd-14793|Thomas]]||H. ||Todd||Todd||1859||1922||62 years||2 missing children |- |[[Metz-2106|Hiram]]|| ||Metz||Metz||1840||1922||82 years||3 children missing |- |[[Lingenfelter-242|Emeline]]|| ||Lingenfelter||Metz||1843||1922||79 years||3 children missing |- |[[Firestone-469|Melissa]]||A. ||Firestone||Firestone||1856||1922||66 years |- |[[Eyster-485|Parker]]|| ||Eyster||Eyster||1845||1922||77 years |- |[[Guy-5056|Emmaline]]||Irene||Guy||Cress||1833||1923||89 years||2 missing children |- |[[Wetzel-1771|Violet]]|| ||Wetzel||Yarian||1851||1923||73 years||9 missing children |- |[[Schori-57|Jakob]]||John||Schory||Schory||1836||1923||86 years||1 missing child |- |[[Doll-1571|Sarah]]||Ellen||Doll||Benzenhoefer||1866||1924||57 years||5 missing children |- |[[Rupert-1047|John]]||W. ||Rupert||Rupert||1855||1924||69 years||2 missing children |- |[[Harman-4856|Sarah]]||E. ||Harman||Metz||1851||1924||73 years||4 missing children |- |[[Baker-64347|Charles]]||Sheridan||Baker||Baker||1867||1924||56 years||1 missing child |- |[[Sitler-433|Ada]]|| ||Sitler||Barnhouse||1894||1924||29 years||1 missing child |- |[[Firestone-470|Thaddeus]]||L. ||Firestone||Firestone||1865||1924||59 years |- |[[Koch-7243|George]]||J. ||Koch||Koch||1863||1925||62 years |- |[[Randolph-4866|Myrtle]]||M. ||Randolph||Smith||1903||1925||22 years||2 children missing |- |[[Scoville-429|Horace]]||Bassett||Scoville||Scoville||1832||1925||92 years |- |[[Cobbs-1|Margaret]]||Jane||Cobbs||Scott||1838||1925||86 years |- |[[Stocker-1467|Caroline]]||Anna||Stocker||Sanders||1862||1925||63 years||2 missing children |- |[[Randolph-4866|Myrtle]]||M. ||Randolph||Smith||1903||1925||22 years||2 missing children |- |[[Dildine-159|Austin]]||Decatur||Dildine||Dildine||1846||1925||79 years||1 missing child |- |[[Ward-44417|Joseph]]|| ||Ward||Ward||1901||1926||24 years |- |[[Bower-4906|Earl]]||Ephriam||Bower||Bower||1899||1926||26 years |- |[[Dildine-233|Lydia]]||Elizabeth||Dildine||Dildine||1882||1926||43 years |- |[[Shunk-256|Rosana]]||L. ||Shunk||Guiher||1854||1926||72 years||2 missing children |- |[[Little-22576|Laura]]||B. ||Little||Strain||1858||1926||68 years||1 missing child |- |[[Phillips-48024|Oliver]]|| ||Phillips||Phillips||1846||1926||79 years |- |[[Dugan-1965|William]]||Fred||Dugan||Dugan||1925||1926||1 years |- |[[Dilworth-769|Robert]]||S. ||Dilworth||Dilworth||1846||1926||79 years |- |[[Dildine-229|Laura]]||Ann||Dildine||Dilworth||1853||1926||72 years |- |[[Murphy-31573|Joseph]]||Thomas||Murphy||Murphy||1882||1927||40 years||8 missing children |- |[[Ward-43735|Ira]]||Dempster||Ward||Ward||1875||1927||55 years |- |[[King-14597|Lucy]]||Maria||King||Taylor||1851||1927||75 years||3 missing children |- |[[Young-60171|Catherine]]||Elizabeth||Young||Young||1927||1927||4 days |- |[[Gotthardt-78|Alice]]||Jane||Gotthardt||Gotthardt||1924||1927||3 years |- |[[Seidel-1008|Albert]]|| ||Seidel||Seidel||1905||1927||22 years |- |[[McCalla-242|David]]||Charles||McCalla||McCalla||1850||1927||76 years |- |[[Johnson-138036|James]]||Frank||Johnson||Johnson||1864||1927||63 years |- |[[May-16232|Clara]]||Ada||May||Wendling||1857||1928||70 years |- |[[Billingsley-1400|Margaret]]||E.||Billingsley||Heverly||1846||1928||81 years||1 missing child |- |[[Ferguson-22005|Frank]]||W.||Ferguson||Ferguson||1870||1928||58 years |- |[[Johnston-7071|Samuel]]||Patterson||Johnston||Johnston||1853||1928||75 years||2 missing children |- |[[Wonsetler-8|Anna]]||Elizabeth||Wonsetler||Furman||1856||1928||71 years||1 missing child |- |[[Geiger-2297|Wilma]]|| ||Geiger||Cope||1852||1928||76 years||2 missing children |- |[[French-15878|Alice]]|| ||French||Gotthardt||1854||1928||73 years||4 missing children |- |[[Houlette-34|John]]||Graham||Houlette||Houlette||1885||1928||43 years |- |[[Kinnear-971|Norma]]||C. ||Kinnear||Kinnear||1916||1929||13 years |- |[[Hively-309|Cynthia]]||A. ||Hively||Hively||1854||1929||74 years |- |[[Shunk-255|Ethel]]||May||Shunk||Luek||1891||1929||38 years |- |[[Martin-86641|Elizabeth]]||Ann||Martin||Kyes||1845||1929||83 years||2 missing children |- |[[Richardson-37297|Harriet]]|| ||Richardson||Rich||1856||1929||73 years||1 missing child |- |[[Hadly-9|David]]||H. ||Hadly||Hadly||1851||1930||78 years |- |[[Randolph-4838|Amanda]]||B.||Randolph||Hawkins||1869||1930||60 years||1 missing child |- |[[Conkle-214|Mary]]||M. ||Conkle||Chain||1846||1930||84 years||1 child missing |- |[[Orr-9160|Margaret]]||E. ||Orr||Orr||1918||1930||12 years |- |[[Moon-7923|John]]|| ||Moon||Moon||1857||1930||72 years||5 missing children |- |[[Louthan-150|Evalyn]]|| ||Louthan||Davis||1852||1930||77 years||1 missing child |- |[[Mercer-6138|Alma]]||M. ||Mercer||Strain||1888||1930||42 years||1 child missing |- |[[Murphy-31571|Isaac]]||W. ||Murphy||Murphy||1851||1930||2 children missing |- |[[Mercer-6062|Elizabeth]]||Jane||Mercer||Chidester||1861||1931||70 years||1 child missing |- |[[Davis-109527|Robert]]||S.||Davis||Davis||1852||1931||79 years |- |[[Porter-25714|Erastus]]|| ||Porter||Porter||1857||1932||74 years||3 missing children |- |[[Denton-5286|Clara]]|| ||Denton||Cope||1850||1932||81 years||1 missing child |- |[[Guiher-17|Sarah]]||Edith||Guiher||Baughman||1881||1932||50 years||1 missing child |- |[[Wilson-108245|Doris]]||Arlene||Wilson||Wilson||1932||1932||21 days |- | [[Leslie-1035|Dellie]]||Mantressa||Leslie||Johnston||1855||1932||76 years||2 missing children |- |[[Kannal-8|Mary]]||Louise||Kannal||Kannal||1931||1932||1 year |- |[[Lipp-385|Clara]]||Ellen||Lipp||Patterson||1869||1932||62 years |- | [[Randolph-4867|Margaret]]||May||Randolph||Woods||1893||1932||38 years||8 missing children |- |[[Shasteen-142|Anna]]||Eliza||Shasteen||Ray||1877||1932||55 years||2 missing children |- |[[Bricker-2016|Richard]]||Harry||Bricker||Bricker||1920||1933 ||12 years |- |[[Snyder-17573|Katherine]]||Emma||Snyder||Rich||1858||1933||74 years |- |[[Esterly-177|Albert]]|| ||Esterly||Esterly||1858||1933||74 years |- |[[Vollnogle-15|Charles]]||Albert||Vollnogle||Vollnogle||1865||1933||67 years||5 missing children |- |[[Moreland-2024|Isabella]]||W. ||Moreland||Taylor||1860||1933||73 years||1 missing child |- |[[Baker-64352|Lula]]|| ||Baker||Rupert||1862||1934||71 years||2 missing children |- |[[Hull-9476|Derald]]|| ||Hull||Hull||1934||1934||5 hours |- |[[Shasteen-145|William]]||Porter||Shasteen||Shasteen||1855||1934||78 years||1 missing child |- |[[Fenwick-2080|Rachel]]|| ||Fenwick||Ferguson||1869||1934||64 years |- |[[Gatti-133|Helen]]|| ||Gatti||Ward||1901||1934||33 years |- |[[Lewis-58467|Hannah]]||Jane||Lewis||Lyon||1848||1934||85 years||5 missing children |- |[[Esterly-168|Albert]]||Beldon||Esterly||Esterly||1875||1935||60 years |- |[[Wagner-17437|Emma]]|| ||Wagner||Seidel||1869||1935||65 years||1 missing child |- |[[Hively-296|John]]||Franklin||Hively||Hively||1858||1935||76 years||2 missing children |- |[[McCune-1451|Harry]]||William||McCune||McCune||1880||1936||55 years |- |[[Cress-835|Levi]]||Franklin||Cress||Cress||1866||1936||68 years |- |[[Ward-43797|Virgie]]||May||Ward||Gotthardt||1886||1936||49 years || 3 missing children |- |[[Chamberlin-583|Freda]]||Iona||Chamberlin||Chamberlin||1901||1936||34 years |- |[[Benzenhoefer-36|Jacob]]||Andrew||Benzenhoefer||Benzenhoefer||1861||1937||75 years||5 missing children |- |[[Scott-56930|Elizabeth]]||Annie||Scott||Hisey||1870||1937||66 years |- |[[Minamyer-4|Trylba]]||Mae||Minamyer||Minamyer||1921||1937||16 years |- |[[Kuhn-5538|Anna]]||Eliza||Kuhn||Dildine||1848||1937||88 years||1 child missing |- |[[Rupert-1052|Luella]]|| ||Rupert||Bower||1872||1937||64 years |- |[[Patterson-25504|Samuel]]||John||Patterson||Patterson||1861||1937||75 years||5 missing children |- |[[Yerian-55|Malinda]]|| ||Yerian||Kibler||1858||1937||79 years||1 child missing |- |[[Frances-536|Hannah]]|| ||Frances||Nulf||1866||1938||71 years||12 missing children |- |[[Shasteen-141|Margaret]]||Clara||Shasteen||Miller||1862||1938||75 years||2 missing children |- |[[Mayne-1761|Minnie]]||O. ||Mayne||Fisher||1869||1938||68 years |- |[[Marlnee-30|Sarah]]||Jane||Marlnee||McCune||1855||1938||83 years |- |[[Hauptmann-89|Frederick]]||Dietrich||Hauptmann||Hauptmann||1850||1938||88 years |- |[[Bock-2231|Ruth]]||Anna||Bock||Bock||1937||1938||6 months |- |[[Smith-311058|Jonathan]]|| ||Smith||Smith||1863||1938||74 years||4 missing children |- |[[Rupert-1055|Adam]]||Park||Rupert||Rupert||1864||1938||73 years |- |[[Taylor-102014|Albert]]||Clinton||Taylor||Taylor||1856||1938||81 years||1 missing child |- |[[Metz-3072|Harvey]]|| ||Metz||Metz||1881||1938||57 years||3 missing children |- |[[Bower-4905|Jesse]]||C.||Bower ||Bower||1871||1938||66 years |- |[[Rankin-7077|George]]||William||Rankin||Rankin||1938||1938||9 days |- |[[Scoville-507|Walter]]||Dayton||Scoville||Scoville||1860||1938||77 years||1 missing child |- |[[Thompson-84056|Nettie]]|| ||Thompson||Carr||1866||1938||71 years||1 missing child |- |[[Conkle-223|Linda]]||Mae||Conkle||Conkle||1939||1939||2 days |- |[[Rambo-1831|Howard]]||Earl||Rambo Jr||Rambo||1939||1939||2 days |- |[[Flohr-565|Ella]]|| ||Flohr||Hollabaugh||1875||1939||64 years||1 missing child |- |[[Kreiling-42|Jacob]]|| ||Kreiling Jr.||Kreiling||1865||1939||73 years||1 missing child |- |[[Hawkins-18269|William]]||Thomas||Hawkins||Hawkins||1868||1939||71 years||1 child missing |- |[[Nevin-736|Sarah]]||Jane||Nevin||Read||1847||1939||92 years |- |[[Rupert-1080|William]]||Henry||Rupert||Rupert||1859||1939||80 years |- |[[Sikorski-250|Stella]]|| ||Sikorski||Hollabaugh||1910||1939||28 years |- |[[Thompson-84356|Mary]]||Catherine||Thompson||Hauptmann||1857||1939||82 years |- |[[Scott-56859|Viola]]|| ||Scott||Fifer||1873||1939||65 years||2 missing children |- |[[Bower-4908|Walter]]||Leo||Bower||Bower||1919||1940||21 years |- |[[Zimmerman-7747|William]]|| ||Zimmerman||Zimmerman||1873||1940||66 years||2 missing children |- |[[Allis-381|Emma]]||Reta||Allis||Bevington||1896||1940||43 years |- |[[Calvin-940|William]]||H. ||Calvin||Calvin||1863||1940||79 years||1 missing child |- |[[Hawkins-18208|Jennie]]||Marie||Hawkins||Schmidt||1897||1940||43 years||3 missing children |- |[[Walker-66542|Orin]]||Townson||Walker||Walker||1878||1940||61 years |- |[[Phillips-47896|James]]||W. ||Phillips||Phillips||1860||1940||80 years||1 missing child |- |[[Koch-7240|Wilhelmina]]|| ||Koch||Hively||1866||1941||74 years||2 missing children |- |[[Tallman-1504|Alice]]||Elizabeth||Tallman||Smith||1855||1941||86 years||2 missing children |- |[[Fisher-30394|Harry]]||A. ||Fisher||Fisher||1863||1941||78 years |- |[[McCune-1453|Samuel]]||Earle||McCune||McCune||1890||1941||50 years||1 missing child |- |[[Brimlow-3|Thomas]]|| ||Brimlow||Brimlow||1862||1941||78 years |- |[[Selby-2747|Wilma]]|| ||Selby||Huffman||1915||1941||25 years |- |[[Powell-26225|Claud]]||Walter||Powell||Powell||1892||1941||48 years |- |[[Taylor-102030|Elmer]]||Stroud||Taylor||Taylor||1861||1941||80 years |- |[[Michalak-222|Violet]]||Irene||Michalak||Michalak||1925||1942||17 years |- |[[Johnston-7070|Mayme]]||C. ||Johnston||Taylor||1882||1942||60 years |- |[[Firestone-476|Mary]]||E. ||Firestone||Taylor||1867||1943||75 years |- |[[Guinn-1371|Nancy]]||Jane||Guinn||Roberts||1875||1943||67 years||2 missing children |- |[[Derr-978|Mary]]||Magdaline||Derr||Metze||1886||1943||56 years||8 missing children |- |[[Cope-3691|Allen]]||Bennett||Cope||Cope||1853||1943||89 years||3 missing children |- |[[Sibley-728|Clara]]||Elsie||Sibley||Chamberlin||1874||1944||70 years |- |[[Dennis-6743|Gilbert]]||Alfred||Dennis||Dennis||1866||1944||78 years||12 missing children |- |[[Mochwart-3|Mary]]||Evelyn||Mochwart||Koch||1892||1944||51 years||1 missing child |- |[[Wilt-980|John]]||Wesley||Wilt||Wilt||1873||1945||72 years||1 missing child |- |[[Hisey-203|Pauline]]||M. ||Hisey||Harrold||1895||1945||50 years||4 missing children |- |[[Eyster-484|John]]||Brough||Eyster||Eyster||1863||1945||81 years|3 missing children |- |[[Yarian-129|James]]||Lavelle||Yarian||Yarian||1910||1945||35 years||1 missing child |- |[[Schesler-6|Lavina]]||I. ||Schesler||Hutchinson||1880||1945||65 years||3 missing children |- |[[Taylor-26878|Joseph]]||Walter||Taylor I||Taylor||1864||1945||80 years |- |[[Dilworth-776|John]]||Cope||Dilworth||Dilworth||1945||1945||1 day |- |[[Gray-42023|Maude]]||Alice||Gray||Scoville||1859||1945||85 years||1 missing child |- |[[Bevington-297|Charles]]||Hayden||Bevington||Bevington||1865||1946||80 years||2 missing children |- |[[Huffman-6551|Frank]]||Michael||Huffman||Huffman||1870||1946||76 years |- |[[Dilworth-775|Thomas]]||Cope||Dilworth||Dilworth||1946||1946||11 days |- |[[Guiher-18|Ellie]]||Catherine||Guiher||Failor||1873||1946||73 years||1 missing child |- |[[Wigley-652|Lucy]]||May||Wigley||Wigley||1888||1946||57 years |- |[[Hanna-4623|Mary]]||Mae||Hanna||Hanna||1907||1946||38 years |- |[[Shasteen-144|William]]||Andrew||Shasteen||Shasteen||1883||1946||62 years||1 missing child |- |[[Fifer-336|Charles]]||J. ||Fifer||Fifer||1873||1947||74 years||2 missing children |- |[[Custer-1462|Millwood]]||Aubra||Custer Sr.||Custer||1887||1947||59 years||3 missing children |- |[[Furness-1133|Arthur]]|| ||Furness||Furness||1879||1947||67 years||1 missing child |- |[[Smith-314838|John]]||Calvin||Smith||Smith||1852||1947||94 years||2 missing children |- |[[Magill-1429|John]]|| ||Magill||Magill||1872||1947||75 years |- |[[Thompson-84052|Cora]]||Ada||Thompson||Baker||1869||1948||78 years||1 missing child |- |[[Yarian-139|Annice]]|| ||Yarian||Yarian||1875||1948||72 years |- |[[Shields-7161|Myrtle]]||A. ||Shields||Hoffstot||1874||1948||74 years |- |[[Green-54631|Elmer]]||Ray||Greene||Green||1888||1948||59 years||4 missing children |- |[[Gordon-19925|Lee]]||Harry||Gordon||Gordon||1889||1948||59 years |- |[[Black-24391|Charles]]||Albert||Black||Black||1873||1949||75 years||5 missing children |- |[[Read-8407|William]]||Frank||Read||Read||1869||1949||80 years |- |[[Ditzel-67|Dorothea]]||Bell||Ditzel||Todd||1862||1949||86 years||2 missing children |- |[[Dilworth-780|Harriet]]||Jane||Dilworth||Dilworth||1875||1949||75 years |- |[[Murphy-31574|Clara]]||May||Murphy||Randolph||1888||1949||60 years||3 children missing |- |[[Chamberlin-367|Pearl]]||Amos||Chamberlin||Chamberlin||1867||1949||81 years |- |[[Rupert-1082|Leo]]||Jesse||Rupert||Rupert||1949||1949||2 hours |- |[[Jenkins-22214|Annia]]||Lee||Jenkins||Harroff||1905||1949||43 years |- |[[Knight-26725|Cyrus]]|| ||Knight Sr||Knight||1880||1949||69 years||8 missing children |- |[[Metze-37|George]]||Ernest||Metze||Metze||1877||1950||73 years||9 missing children |- |[[Vollnagle-4|Mary]]||Elizabeth||Vollnagle||Dennis||1874||1950||76 years||13 missing children |- |[[Randolph-4869|Stanton]]||David||Randolph||Randolph||1890||1950||60 years||3 children missing |- |[[Cope-3730|Mary]]||Elizabeth||Cope||Phillips||1862||1950||87 years||1 missing child |- |[[McCloskey-907|Florence]]||Martha||McCloskey||Worley||1873||1950||77 years |- |[[Kibler-687|Sarah]]||Elizabeth||Kibler||Deens||1874||1951||77 years |- |[[Bishop-20997|Olive]]||Marie||Bishop||Bevington||1863||1951||87 years||2 missing children |- |[[Metz-3058|Elizabeth]]||May||Metz||Rupert||1874||1951||77 years |- |[[Koch-7248|Eva]]||Mary||Koch||Rupert||1859||1951||91 years |- |[[McCarty-5480|Elizabeth]]||Sarah||McCarty||Beck||1869||1951||82 years |- |[[Wilhelm-2774|Margaret]]||Jane||Wilhelm||Huffman||1875||1951||75 years |- |[[Roberts-53024|Issac]]||Thomas||Roberts Jr||Roberts||1875||1951||75 years||2 missing children |- |[[Cope-3693|Frank]]||Troy||Cope I||Cope||1884||1952||68 years |- |[[Mercer-6143|John]]||Tevis||Mercer Jr.||Mercer||1878||1952||73 years |- |[[Scott-32|William]]||Grant||Scott Sr||Scott||1865||1952||86 years |- |[[Bock-2230|Robert]]||Henry||Bock Jr.||Bock||1906||1952||46 years||1 missing child |- |[[Walters-11410|George]]||Adams||Walters II||Walters||1871||1952||81 years |- |[[Shasteen-139|Lucinda]]||I. ||Shasteen||Butler||1884||1952||67 years||8 missing children |- |[[Streng-417|Adolph]]||Authur||Streng||Streng||1872||1952||79 years||4 missing children |- |[[Eyster-486|Howard]]||John||Eyster||Eyster||1903||1952||49 years |- |[[Booher-744|Earl]]|| ||Booher||Booher||1889||1952||63 years |- |[[Klein-8589|Carl]]||Alfred||Klein||Klein||1898||1952||53 years |- |[[Rich-8213|Harry]]||Snyder||Rich||Rich||1883||1952||68 years||9 missing children |- |[[Failor-64|Delmar]]||Collins||Failor||Failor||1870||1952||81 years||1 missing child |- |[[Phillips-48025|Rosa]]|| ||Phillips||Wilt||1871||1953||82 years||1 missing child |- |[[Geyer-1275|Christian]]||Geyer||Gerber||Gerber||1880||1953||73 years||2 missing children |- |[[Lathrop-2333|Gayle]]||Julian||Lathrop||Lathrop||1935||1953||17 years |- |[[Gotthardt-75|Harry]]||Edward||Gotthardt||Gotthardt||1876||1953||76 years||5 missing children |- |[[Andre-1023|Roger]]||Joseph||Andre Sr||Andre||1892||1954||61 years||5 children left to find |- |[[Smith-312201|Lloyd]]||C.||Smith||Smith||1902||1954||52 years||5 missing children |- |[[Kerr-12187|Laura]]||Ada||Keer||Andre||1890||1955||64 years||5 children left to find |- |[[Shory-1|Samuel]]||Benjamin||Schory||Schory||1875||1955||79 years||4 missing children |- |[[Baker-64349|Elma]]||Odessa||Baker||Baker||1892||1955||63 years |- |[[Taylor-26880|Joseph]]||Walter||Taylor II||Taylor||1906||1955||49 years |- |[[Bretz-518|Laura]]||Maud||Bretz||Shaffer||1886||1955||68 years |- |[[Hubbard-11005|Charles]]||James||Hubbard||Hubbard||1952||1955||3 years |- |[[Worley-4057|Lewis]]||Austin||Worley||Worley||1882||1955||72 years |- |[[Morrison-20434|Walter]]||Edwin||Morrison||Morrison||1903||1955||51 years |- |[[Walker-65762|Ada]]||Mae||Walker||Hollabaugh||1873||1955||82 years||1 missing child |- |[[Hollabaugh-218|Marie]]||Moree||Hollabaugh||Hollabaugh||1898||1956||58 years |- |[[Yarian-137|John]]||Paul||Yarian||Yarian||1918||1956||38 years |- |[[Shatzer-204|Robert]]||Harrison||Shatzer||Shatzer||1891||1956||64 years||3 missing children |- |[[Smith-314948|Corinne]]||Boyd||Smith||Streng||1878||1956||77 years||4 missing children |- |[[Bradshaw-6716|Martha]]||Sadillia||Bradshaw||Conkle||1863||1956||93 years||1 miss child |- |[[Baughman-1720|William]]||Henry||Baughman||Baughman||1874||1956||82 years||1 missing child |- |[[Rupert-1064|Harriet]]|| ||Rupert||Kibler||1861||1956||94 years |- |[[Randolph-4876|John]]||L. ||Randolph||Randolph||1880||1956||75 years||6 missing children |- |[[Young-59044|Kathryn]]||Florence||Young||Bowker||1884||1957||73 years||6 missing children |- |[[McCoy-11009|Martha]]||E. ||McCoy||Black||1875||1957||82 years||5 missing children |- |[[Wilson-108250|Thomas]]||Charles||Wilson||Wilson||1958||1958||6 hours |- |[[Yarian-144|Edward]]||Clark||Yarian||Yarian||1878||1958||80 years||2 children missing |- |[[Mercer-6186|Harriet]]||Isabel||Mercer||Thomas||1866||1958||2 childen missing |- |[[Kibler-694|Elmer]]||Howard||Kibler||Kibler||1890||1958||68 years |- |[[Kibler-698|Clarence]]||Wilber||Kibler||Kibler||1897||1958||61 years |- |[[Buchanan-10404|Mary]]||S. ||Buchanan||Michalak||1884||1958||5 missing children |- |[[Reynolds-28605|Rosa]]|| ||Reynolds||Knight||1884||1958||73 years||8 missing children |- |[[Robinson-58887|Robert]]||C. ||Robinson||Robinson||1879||1958||79 years |- |[[Shatzer-202|Nora]]||Blanche||Shatzer||James||1879||1959||79 years||1 missing child |- |[[Minamyer-3|Ralph]]||Robert||Minamyer||Minamyer||1897||1959||61 years||5 children missing |- |[[Schweitzer-1568|Edward]]||Henry||Schweitzer||Schweitzer||1880||1959||79 years||7 missing children |- |[[Vollnogle-12|Idella]]||E. ||Vollnogle||Rupert||1865||1959||93 years |- |[[Feezle-2|Sarah]]||Ann||Feezle||Randolph||1876||1959||82 years||6 missing children |- |[[Koch-7242|Ella]]||Rachel||Koch||Zimmerman||1875||1959||84 years||2 missing children |- |[[Chamberlain-7910|Leeta]]||Emma||Chamberlain||Kibler||1895||1959||64 years |- |[[Mercer-6065|Edith]]||Lucile||Mercer||Ferguson||1893||1959||65 years |- |[[George-14529|Mary]]||Ellen||George||McDonnald||1874||1959||84 years||4 missing children |- |[[Post-4592|Elizabeth]]|| ||Post||Kreiling||1867||1960||92 years||1 missing child |- |[[Esterly-169|Ada]]||May||Esterly||Dyke||1880||1960||79 years |- |[[Spicer-4822|Stella]]||Sadie||Spicer||Schory||1893||1960||67 years||5 missing children |- |[[Tomy-9|Emma]]||A. ||Tomy||Esterly||1880||1960||79 years |- |[[Cope-845|Bertha]]||F. ||Cope||Chamberlin||1893||1961||67 years |- |[[Sipe-739|Clarence]]||Leslie||Sipe||Sipe||1879||1961||81 years |- |[[Bretz-517|Minnie]]||Elizabeth||Bretz||Robinson||1879||1961||83 years |- |[[Wigley-642|Laura]]||Alice||Wigley||Unger||1878||1961||82 years||2 missing children |- |[[Schmidt-18892|Julia]]||Elizabeth||Schmidt||Yarian||1888||1961||73 years |- |[[Colella-71|Frank]]||A. ||Colella||Colella||1925||1961||36 years |- |[[Rogers-43635|Infant Boy]]|| ||Rogers||Rogers||1961||1961||stillborn |- |[[Hartman-6205|Bertha]]||Emma||Hartman||Hanna||1877||1962||85 years||6 missing children |- |[[Vollnogle-8|Lydia]]||Ann||Vollnogle||Benton||1904||1962||57 years |- |[[Gordon-19926|Ray]]||Charles||Gordon||Gordon||1892||1962||70 years||3 missing children |- |[[Wolfgang-185|Clarence]]||Amos||Wolfgang||Wolfgang||1884||1962||77 years||4 missing children |- |[[McMillan-7670|Faye]]||Beatrice||McMillan||Workman||1901||1962||61 years||6 missing children |- |[[Bevington-298|Roscoe]]||Conklin||Bevington||Bevington||1894||1962||68 years |- |[[Conkle-224|Ross]]||Eugene||Conkle||Conkle||1915||1963||48 years |- |[[Bower-4987|Clara]]||Belle||Bower||Schweitzer||1881||1963||81 years||6 missing children |- |[[Bowker-1471|Thomas]]||Elijah||Bowker||Bowker||1885||1963||78 years||6 missing chidlren |- |[[Miller-110699|Sullie]]||Francis||Miller||Miller||1901||1963||61 years |- |[[Sanders-21708|Solon]]||Rothwell||Sanders||Sanders||1884||1963||79 years||2 missing children |- |[[Keim-834|Yetta]]|| ||Keim||Metz||1880||1964||83 years |- |[[Huffman-6553|Leonard]]||Franklin||Huffman||Huffman||1915||1964||49 years |- |[[Conn-2310|Sadie]]||W. ||Conn||Alltaffer||1877||1964||86 years||3 children missing |- |[[Gotthardt-76|Willis]]||R. ||Gotthardt||Gotthardt ||1902||1964||62 years||2 missing children |- |[[Mathews-Heaton-1|Grace]]||Maude||Mathews||Harroff||1902||1964||61 years||1 missing child |- |[[Holloway-7590|Irene]]||S. ||Holloway||Yarian||1881||1964||82 years||1 missing child |- |[[Ward-44063|May]]||Elizabeth||Ward||Knight||1907||1964||57 years||7 missing children |- |[[Dodge-9290|Leo]]||Horton||Dodge||Dodge||1918||1964||45 years |- |[[Carter-47642|Lydia]]||Ann||Hawkins-Carter||Sloan||1890||1964||74 years||3 missing children |- |[[Lathrop-2332|Gayle]]||John||Lathrop||Lathrop||1909||1965||56 years |- |[[Robinson-59482|Hugh]]||A. ||Robinson||Robinson||1910||1965||54 years |- |[[Firestone-198|Lydia]]||Ann||Firestone||Vollnogle||1837||1865||26 years||1 missing child |- |[[Schaefer-3778|Elsie]]||L. ||Schaefer||Marwood||1903||1965||62 years||2 missing children |- |[[Walters-11411|Cora]]||E. ||Walters||Holloway||1894||1965||71 years||4 missing children |- |[[Hollabaugh-210|Howard]]||Lloyd||Hollabaugh||Hollabaugh||1892||1966||73 years||4 missing children |- |[[Hollabaugh-212|Clifford]]||Calvin||Hollabaugh||Hollabaugh||1906||1966||60 years |- |[[Gilmore-5910|Howard]]||Floyd||Gilmore||Gilmore||1887||1966||79 years |- |[[Hauptmann-88|Mary]]||Leonora||Hauptmann||Gerber||1881||1966||85 years||2 missing children |- |[[Schaefer-3752|Ann]]||Babara||Schaefer||Chaplow||1892||1966||73 years||4 missing step children |- |[[Sybrant-28|Patience]]||Susan||Sybrant||Nevin||1892||1966||73 years||1 missing child |- |[[Chaplow-16|Joseph]]||Arthur||Chaplow||Chaplow||1893||1966||73 years||4 missing children |- |[[Yarian-128|James]]||Alvin||Yarian||Yarian||1883||1967||84 years |- |[[Scoville-809|Grace]]||Bell||Scoville||Sanders||1885||1967||82 years||2 missing children |- |[[Randolph-4873|Charles]]||Stanton||Randolph||Randolph||1918||1967||49 years |- |[[Beck-12825|Clarence]]||E. ||Beck||Beck||1893||1967||74 years||3 missing children |- |[[Franklin-16169|Dora]]||Mae||Franklin||Adams||1927||1967||38 years||1 missing child |- |[[Bricker-2017|Harry]]||Earl||Bricker||Bricker||1892||1967||75 years |- |[[Yarian-140|George]]||John||Yarian||Yarian||1875||1967||91 years||1 missing child |- |[[Shepherd-11138|Earl]]||Simmons||Shepherd||Shepherd||1914||1987||72 years |- |[[Flowers-4757|LaVern]]||W. ||Flowers||Flowers||1920||1968||47 years |- |[[Miller-110698|Robin]]|| ||Miller||Miller||1968||1968||0 days||mother still living |- |[[McCoy-11084|Baby Girl]]|| ||McCoy||McCoy||1968||1968||0 days |- |[[Davis-109761|Gay]]||E. ||Davis||Sipe||1886||1968||68 years |- |[[Gotthardt-72|Ida]]||Mae||Gotthardt||Clark||1878||1968||90 years |- |[[Bowker-1504|Gaynelle]]||Elverda||Bowker||Sitler||1898||1968||69 years||1 missing child |- |[[Workman-4695|Rolla]]||Vern||Workman||Workman||1899||1968||68 years||6 missing children |- |[[Welsh-5002|Burton]]|| ||Welsh||Welsh||1968||1968||30 min |- |[[Taylor-26991|Iza]]||May||Taylor||Warner||1884||1968||83 years||4 missing childen |- |[[Beight-72|Harvey]]||Elmer||Beight||Beight||1876||1968||92 years |- |[[Young-59090|Stanley]]||Lawrence||Young||Young||1889||1969||80 years||1 missing child |- |[[Smith-311057|Clifford]]||Johnathan||Smith||Smith||1904||1970||65 years |- |[[Strain-1512|Lula]]||Edna||Strain||Shasteen||1882||1970||87 years||1 missing child |- |[[Marlatt-579|Louis]]||Free||Marlatt||Marlatt||1891||1970||79 years |- |[[Kannal-7|Alfred]]||Err||Kannal||Kannal||1904||1971||66 years||1 child missing |- |[[Miller-110694|George]]||Emmet||Miller Sr.||Miller||1892||1971||78 years |- |[[Conkle-218|Clair]]||Raymond||Conkle||Conkle||1893||1971||77 years |- |[[Mainwaring-796|Gertrude]]||Ann||Mainwaring||Beight||1884||1971||86 years |- |[[Sitler-451|Curtis]]||Edgar||Sitler||Sitler||1894||1971||77 years||2 missing children |- |[[Baker-64348|Verna]]||May||Baker||Hollabaugh||1889||1971||81 years||4 missing children |- |[[Springer-4088|William]]||Reichard||Springer||Springer||1895||1971||76 years||3 missing children |- |[[Koch-7244|John]]||Henry||Koch||Koch||1897||1972||75 years |- |[[Wilhelm-2767|Norman]]||Everett||Wilhelm||Wilhelm||1920||1972||52 years |- |[[Nevin-757|Pressley]]||Howard||Nevin||Nevin||1889||1972||83 years||1 missing child |- |[[Kreiling-43|Matilda]]||Elizabeth||Kreiling||Yarian||1889||1972||82 years||2 children missing |- |[[Hawkins-18212|Anna]]||Mary||Hawkins||Williams||1876||1972||96 years |- |[[Ferguson-21948|Jessie]]||Alberta||Ferguson||McCune||1889||1972||82 years||1missing child |- |[[Phillips-48106|Harriet]]||Lenore||Phillips||Hammersmith||1891||1972||81 years |- |[[Kannal-12|Annie]]||M. ||Kannal||Read||1870||1973||102 years |- | [[Krebs-1651|Arthur]]||Valentine||Krebs Sr||Krebs||1904||1973||68 years |- |[[Cope-3697|David]]|| ||Cope||Cope||1921||1973||52 years||4 missing children |- |[[Bevington-296|Cary]]||William||Bevington Sr||Bevington||1901||1974||72 years |- |[[Leffel-353|Harold]]||Oswald||Leffel||Leffel||1906||1974||67 years||3 missing children |- |[[Chamberlin-368|Orley]]||George||Chamberlin||Chamberlin||1895||1975||80 years |- |[[Leffel-354|William]]||Overton||Leffel||Leffel||1934||1975||41 years |- |[[Foertch-1|Edward]]||Seager||Foertch||Foertch||1886||1975||88 years |- |[[Schmidt-18460|Albert]]||Henry||Schmidt||Schmidt||1890||1975||85 years|| 3 missing children |- |[[Shasteen-146|Arlena]]||Bell||Shasteen||Shasteen||1892||1976||84 years |- |[[Shasteen-143|Mabel]]||Gertrude||Shasteen||Quay||1907||1976||68 years |- |[[Porter-25713|Ethel]]||Masel||Porter||Young||1888||1976||87 years||1 missing child |- |[[Ferguson-22004|William]]||Edward||Ferguson||Ferguson||1896||1976||79 years |- |[[Green-54635|Kenneth]]||I. ||Green||Green||1957||1976||18 years |- |[[Lueak-1|Amelia]]||Emma||Lueak||Ream||1892||1977||85 years||2 children missing |- |[[Miller-110679|Elmer]]||James||Miller||Miller||1906||1977||71 years||2 missing children |- |[[Parks-9586|Nora]]||Nathalia||Parks||Custer||1888||1977||88 years||3 missing children |- |[[Hollabaugh-216|Edna]]||Catherine||Hollabaugh||Young||1899||1977||78 years||4 missing children |- |[[Thomas-66943|Stanton]]|| ||Thomas||Thomas||1903||1977||73 years |- |[[McCoy-11083|David]]||Chester||McCoy||McCoy||1964||1977||13 years |- |[[Huffman-6546|Clarence]]||E.||Huffman||Huffman||1903||1977||73 years |- |[[Oberholtzer-384|Charles]]||Edward||Oberholtzer||Oberholtzer||1912||1978||65 years |- |[[Walters-11412|Myrtle]]||Lois||Walters||Minamyer||1899||1978||78 years||5 children missing |- |[[Dyke-1496|Wilbert]]|| ||Dyke||Dyke||1907||1978||70 years||1 missing child |- |[[Deens-41|Walter]]||Lombre||Deens||Deens||1883||1978||95 years||3 missing children |- |[[Powell-26224|Robert]]||Lee||Powell||Powell||1915||1978||62 years |- |[[Metz-3073|James]]||Calvin||Metz||Metz||1878||1979||100 years |- |[[Hill-57282|Rose]]||Mary||Hill||Hill||1947||1979||31 years |- |[[Huffman-6548|Velma]]||Jean||Huffman||Huffman||1935||1979||44 years |- |[[Ferguson-22006|Mary]]||E. ||Ferguson||Ferguson||1891||1979||87 years |- |[[Baughman-1719|William]]||Woodrow||Baughman||Baughman||1913||1979||66 years |- |[[Taylor-102016|Delorma]]||B. ||Taylor||Taylor||1880||1880)||21 days |- |[[Berger-3989|Victoria]]||Lynn||Berger||Barger||1955||1980||24 years |- |[[Johnson-138037|Charlotte]]||M. ||Johnson||Johnson||1902||1980||77 years |- |[[McDade-628|William]]||James||McDade||McDade||1963||1980||16 years |- |[[Harrold-710|Enos]]||M. ||Harrold||Harrold||1891||1980||88 years||4 missing children |- |[[Andre-1025|Paul]]||Blair||Andre||Andre||1920||1981||60 years|| 6 children left to find |- |[[Tappe-100|Margaret]]||Grace||Tappe||Klein||1900||1981||80 years |- |[[Critchfield-424|Elizabeth]]||Mary||Critchfield||Beck||1896||1981||84 years||3 missing children |- |[[Bevington-299|Helen]]||M. ||Bevington||Gotthardt||1902||1982||79 years||2 missing children |- |[[Miller-109830|Sophia]]||Ethel||Miller||Conkle||1894||1982||88 years |- |[[Jones-138607|Mabel]]||Jennette||Jones||Unger||1902||1982||80 years |- |[[McCune-1449|Sara]]||Ellen||McCune||Bricker||1895||1983||88 years |- |[[Devlin-2842|Robert]]||L. ||Devlin||Devlin||1922||1983||60 years |- |[[Vincent-10485|Meryle]]||L. ||Vincent||Vincent||1911||1983||72 years |- | [[Long-30275|Donald]]||W.||Long||Long||1906||1984||78 years||3 children missing |- |[[Fegert-10|Gustave]]||August||Fegert||Fegert||1900||1984||83 years||3 children missing |- |[[Gearhart-975|Esther]]||G. ||Gearhart||Bretz||1894||1984||89 years||2 missing children |- |[[Cope-3694|Betty]]||Jane||Cope||Dilworth||1915||1985||69 years |- |[[Cope-3692|Marion]]||Smail||Cope||Bebout||1911||1985||73 years |- |[[Taylor-26894|Emma]]||Mae||Taylor||Bell||1908||1985||77 years |- |[[Wonner-19|Dorothy]]||Fay||Wonner||Welsh||1917||1985||68 years||3 missing children |- |[[Townsend-12043|Thelma]]||F. ||Townsend||Andre||1930||1986||56 years |- |[[Smail-343|Harriett]]||Irene||Smail||Cope||1886||1986||99 years |- |[[Kibler-685|Elsie]]||May||Kibler||Bell||1893||1986||92 years |- |[[Knight-26726|Cyrus]]|| ||Knight Jr||Knight||1907||1986||79 years|| 6 missing children |- |[[Schweitzer-1559|Martin]]||LeRoy||Schweitzer Sr||Schweitzer||1919||1986||66 years||2 children missing |- |[[Hubbard-11006|Richard]]||Burton||Hubbard Sr||Hubbard||1938||1986||48 years||2 missing children |- |[[Crowl-456|Charles]]||A. ||Crowl||Crowl||1915||1986||70 years |- |[[Ramser-103|Earl]]||Lawrence||Ramser||Ramser||1907||1986||79 years||2 missing children |- |[[Casto-918|Zella]]||Marie||Casto||Forinash||1915||1986||70 years |- |[[Wynkoop-464|Hazel]]||Annas||Wynkoop||Long||1912||1987||75 years||2 children missing |- |[[Dilworth-768|Oland]]||H. ||Dilworth||Dilworth||1916||1987||70 years |- |[[Taylor-26882|John]]||Robert||Taylor||Taylor||1935||1987||52 years |- |[[Rhodes-12513|Ardel]]||Archabel||Rhodes||Rhodes||1915||1987||72 years |- |[[Simmons-5814|Daniel]]|| J. ||Simmons I||Simmons||1902||1988||85 years||4 missing children |- |[[Musser-973|Ella]]||Corene||Musser||Hubbard||1914||1988||73 years||7 missing children |- |[[Taylor-26892|Robert]]||Grant||Taylor||Taylor||1919||1988||68 years |- |[[Yereb-5|William]]|| ||Yereb Sr||Yereb||1918||1988||69 years |- |[[Hagerty-555|Betty]]||Jane||Hagerty||Yereb||1920||1988||67 years |- |[[Milliron-203|Grace]]||Mary||Milliron||Childers||1907||1988||80 years||5 missing children |- |[[Hollabaugh-211|Helen]]||Mae||Hollabaugh||Esterly||1919||1988||69 years||2 missing children |- |[[Williams-126860|Lois]]||A. ||Williams||Booth||1903||1988||85 years||1 missing child |- |[[Dilworth-783|Nancy]]||J. ||Dilworth||Martin||1803||1888||85 years||1 missing child |- |[[Smith-314846|Walter]]||Edward||Smith||Smith||1917||1988||70 years||3 missing children |- |[[Miller-110697|Robert]]||Jacob||Miller Sr.||Miller||1937||1989||51 years |- |[[Moore-83491|Mary]]||Jane||Moore||Shurlock||1905||1989||83 years |- |[[Drake-12434|Marie]]||Ola||Drake||Davis||1923||1989||66 years |- |[[Hall-68417|Robert]]||Nolan||Hall||Hall||1932||1989||56 years |- |[[Yarian-141|Elizabeth]]||Violet||Yarian||Miller||1909||1989||79 years||2 missing children |- |[[Heaton-3049|Vaesther]]|| ||Heaton||Wilson||1907||1989||82 years||1 missing child |- |[[Young-59433|John]]||Edward||Young||Young||1899||1990||90 years |- |[[Yarian-143|Bruce]]||George||Yarian||Yarian||1943||1990||46 years |- |[[Lasiter-131|Leon]]||Wayne||Lasiter||Lasiter||1971||1991||20 years |- |[[Sweitzer-504|George]]||Henry||Sweitzer||Sweitzer||1911||1991||80 years |- |[[Holloway-7479|Dallas]]||William||Holloway||Holloway||1890||1991||101 years||4 missing children |- |[[Cunning-426|Merle]]||William||Cunning||Cunning||1927||1991||64 years |- |[[Britt-2724|Mary]]||Jane||Britt||Cope||1921||1991||70 years |- |[[Saunders-14791|Betty]]||Jane||Saunders||Metze||1930||1991||60 years |- |[[Metz-3074|Joshua]]||Thurston Peter||Metz||Metz||1966||1991||24 years |- |[[Bevington-300|Eva]]||Zoe||Bevington||Smith||1905||1991||86 years |- |[[Mach-275|Della]]||Helen||Matikonas||Koch||1905||1991||86 years||2 missing children |- |[[Michalak-223|Charles]]||Andrew||Michalak||Michalak||1910||1992||82 years |- |[[Kibler-700|Irvin]]||Cleo||Kibler||Kibler||1900||1992||91 years |- |[[Bair-1063|Theresa]]||Mae||Bair||Cunning||1935||1992||57 years |- |[[Bretz-503|Andrew]]||William||Bretz||Bretz||1911||1992||80 years |- |[[Ward-43736|Jesse]]||Leroy||Ward||Ward||1916||1992||75 years |- |[[Arthurs-596|Willard]]||Richard||Arthurs||Arthurs||1916||1992||76 years |- |[[Noel-961|Edna]]||Bell||Noel||Taylor||1923||1993||70 years |- |[[Johnston-28181|Wilma]]||Margaret||Johnston||Graham||1904||1993||88 years |- |[[Scott-57570|Ruth]]||Ida||Scott||Smith||1921||1993||71 years |- |[[Bowers-9695|Sanford]]||Edward||Bowers||Bowers||1910||1993||82 years |- |[[Schneider-13466|Sarah]]||Margaret||Schneider||Cartwright||1935||1993||58 years |- |[[Spillman-425|Ronald]]||Lawrence||Spillman||Spillman||1911||1994||83 years |- |[[Beight-71|Elinor]]||Jane||Beight||Bretz||1915||1994||78 years |- |[[Baker-64375|Effie]]||Myrtle||Baker||Schmidt||1899||1994||94 years||3 missing children |- |[[Metze-40|Donald]]||Hubert||Metze||Metze||1924||1994||69 years |- |[[Ballantine-414|Peter]]||Terrence||Ballantine Sr.||Ballantine||1935||1995||60 years |- | [[Krebs-1650|Alma]]||Jean||Krebs||Krebs||1931||1995||63 years |- |[[Blosser-741|Rudolph]]||Peter||Blosser Jr.||Blosser||1915||1995||80 years |- |[[Dillon-1580|Frances]]||Virginia||Dillon||Taylor||1908||1995||86 years |- |[[Ward-43853|Fern]]||Delila||Ward||Fegert||1903||1995||91 years |- |[[Clark-82564|Dorothy]]||Elizabeth||Clark||Garrod||1915||1995||80 years |- |[[Forinash-85|Nolan]]||Austin||Forinash||Forinash||1914||1995||81 years |- |[[Ward-44081|Maude]]||Rebecca||Ward||Krebs||1905||1996||91 years |- |[[Dunn-22116|Pauline]]||Marie||Dunn||Michalak||1918||1996||78 years |- |[[Wilkinson-16040|Sandra]]||Lee||Wilkinson||Mackall||1950||1996||46 years |- |[[Kirsch-1021|Anna]]||M. ||Kirsch||Simmons||1895||1996||100 years |- |[[Marsh-13491|Karl]]||Wilhelm||Marsh Jr||Marsh||1915||1996||81 years |- |[[Weinstock-97|Sara]]||Rebecca||Weinstock||Beitzel||1939||1996||57 years |- |[[Metze-39|Floyd]]||Russell||Metze||Metze||1922||1997||75 years |- |[[Graham-31872|Barnett]]||Dent||Graham||Graham||1902||1997||95 years |- |[[Buchecker-43|Alice]]||Melissa||Buchecker||Preston||1920||1997||76 years |- |[[Berger-3964|Donald]]||Fredrick||Berger||Berger||1930||1998||68 years |- |[[Hively-295|Florence]]||Amilia||Hively||Bock||1903||1998||94 years |- |[[Esterly-173|Walter]]||Arthur||Esterly||Esterly||1921||1998||76 years |- |[[Unger-1703|Lester]]||Hughs||Unger||Unger||1904||1998||93 years |- |[[Hawkins-18271|Paul]]||Marion||Hawkins||Hawkins||1904||1999||94 years |- |[[Baer-1610|James]]||Clark||Baer||Baer||1944||1999||54 years |- |[[Witmer-619|Dean]]||Myron||Witmer||Witmer||1930||1999||69 years |- |[[Ford-22784|William]]||Glenn||Ford||Ford||1910||1999||88 years |- |[[Kibler-705|Mary]]||Harriet||Kibler||Shepherd||1914||1999||85 years |- |[[Buckalew-276|Donald]]||Charles||Buckalew||Buckalew||1926||2000||73 years |- |[[Guy-5403|Perry]]||Leonard||Guy Sr||Guy||1930||2000||69 years |- |[[Abbott-15234|Abbey]]||Lynn||Abbott||Abbott||1983||2000||16 years |- |[[Barber-14295|Mary]]||Ellen||Barber||Yarian||1918||2000||81 years |- |[[Young-59089|Maxine]]||Jane||Young||Esterly||1911||2000||89 years |- |[[Rohrer-973|Mabel]]||Ruth||Rohrer||Oberholtzer||1907||2000||92 years |- |[[Luek-9|Nelda]]||Mae||Luek||Conkle||1916||2000||83 years |- |[[Yarian-142|Melvin]]||Seymour||Yarian||Yarian||1915||2000||84 years |- |[[Bell-11916|Marilynn]]||Mae||Bell||Roberts||1940||2000||60 years |- |[[Lindsay-8287|Charles]]||Milton||Lindsay||Lindsay||1923||2000||77 years |- |[[Garrod-215|Henry]]||Willis||Garrod||Garrod||1912||2001||89 years |- |[[Spencer-27961|Goldie]]||May||Spencer||Sitler||1915||2001||86 years |- |[[Carter-46935|Mary]]||Evelyn||Carter||Flowers||1928||2001||73 years |- |[[Andre-1090|Frank]]||E.||Andre Sr||Andre||1928||2001||72 years |- |[[Baughman-1729|Catherine]]||Jane||Baughman||Lathrop||1908||2002||93 years |- |[[Bower-4907|Pauleen]]||Alice||Bower||Wolfgang||1922||2002||79 years |- |[[Metze-36|Bertha]]||Emma||Metze||Ramser||1912||2002||90 years |- |[[Weaver-17080|Kathleen]]||June||Weaver||Conkle||1923||2002||79 years |- |[[Snyder-17748|Julia]]||Matilda||Snyder||Sweitzer||1919||2002||82 years |- |[[Conkle-222|Mary]]||Elizabeth||Conkle||Kannal||1901||2003||101 years |- |[[Munyon-155|Ruth]]|| ||Munyon||Arthurs||1920||2003||82 years |- |[[Buhecker-2|Ruth]]||Elizabeth||Buhecker||Chamberlin||1920||2003||82 years |- |[[Hommel-3|Harold]]||Joseph||Hommel||Hommel||1925||2003||77 years |- |[[Ricciulli-2|Rose]]|| ||Ricciulli||Benner||1926||2003||76 years |- |[[Morgan-39445|Effie]]||Elizabeth||Morgan||Betts||1904||2003||98 years |- |[[Benner-1579|Glenn]]||Arthur||Benner Jr.||Benner||1925||2004||79 years |- |[[Wolfgang-293|Dale]]||Cleland||Wolfgang||Wolfgang||1921||2004||83 years |- |[[Williams-126862|Agnes]]||Camille||Williams||Marsh||1911||2004||92 years |- |[[Baughman-1743|Anna]]||Christine||Baughman||Vincent||1916||2005||89 years |- |[[Black-24393|Eugene]]||Leon||Black||Black||1949||2005||55 years |- |[[Klawuhn-3|Luella]]||A. ||Klawuhn||Norris||1922||2005||83 years |- |[[Esterly-175|Larry]]||Eugene||Esterly||Esterly||1938||2005||66 years |- |[[Boden-845|Rose]]|| ||Boden||Huffman||1909||2005||95 years |- |[[Riley-15139|Francis]]||Barley||Riley||Riley||1919||2005||85 years |- |[[Fisher-30628|Jessie]]||Mayne||Fisher||Powell||1917||2005||88 years |- |[[Bricker-2019|Mary]]||katherine||Bricker||Switalski||1916||2005||89 years |- |[[Athey-709|Larry]]||Lee||Athey Sr||Athey||1946||2005||59 years |- |[[Chamberlain-7640|Ada]]||Marie||Chamberlain||Dutterer||1925||2005||79 years |- |[[Firth-1849|Eunice]]||Adele||Firth||Hawkins||1908||2006||97 years |- |[[Robinson-58886|Mary]]||Elizabeth||Robinson||Hawkins||1918||2006||88 years |- |[[Barker-18636|Charles]]||Dean||Barker IV||Barker||1923||2006||82 years |- |[[Green-54630|Charles]]||Edward||Green||Green||1962||2007||45 years |- |[[Norris-13246|Roy]]||Regis||Norris Sr||Norris||1921||2007||85 years |- |[[Lipp-386|Margaret]]||Idella||Lipp||Smith||1911||2007||95 years |- |[[Hall-69223|Marie]]||May||Hall||Sanders||1917||2007||89 years |- |[[Hutson-1719|Mary]]||Elizabeth||Hutson||Metze||1923||2008||84 years |- |[[Knight-27143|Alice]]||Jean||Knight||Welsh||1921||2008||86 years |- |[[Grcevic-2|Thomas]]||M. ||Grcevic||Grcevic||1931||2008||76 years |- |[[Shaulis-84|Janet]]||Louise||Shaulis||Hamilton||1947||2008||61 years |- |[[Yereb-4|William]]|| ||Yereb Jr||Yereb||1958||2008||50 years |- |[[Ramser-102|Iverna]]||M.||Ramser||Kapp||1933||2008||75 years |- |[[Teapole-2|Sandra]]||L. ||Teapole||Black||1951||2008||57 years |- |[[Cover-541|Dorothy]]||Elsa||Cover||Cope||1921||2008||87 years |- |[[McClish-242|Walter]]||Raymond||McClish||McClish||1931||2009||78 years |- |[[Flinchbaugh-73|Glen]]||E. ||Flinchbaugh||Flinchbaugh||1932||2009||77 years |- |[[Cunning-427|Hazel]]||Irene||Cunning||Welsh||1942||2009||67 years |- |[[Yarian-138|Walter]]||Leo||Yarian||Yarian||1915||2009||94 years |- |[[Sanders-21709|George]]||Arthur||Sanders||Sanders||1919||2009||90 years |- |[[Springer-4018|Shirley]]||Ann||Springer||Custer||1926||2009||83 years |- |[[Luek-13|Ottellia]]||Romania||Luek||Ford||1914||2009||95 years |- |[[Bacon-9234|Wilbur]]||LeRoy||Bacon Jr||Bacon||1925||2010||85 years |- |[[Hanna-4573|Martha]]||A. ||Hanna||Blosser||1920||2010||90 years |- |[[Wilson-107238|Deborah]]||A. ||Wilson||Kubic||1954||2010||55 years |- |[[Furl-5|Hazel]]||I. ||Furl||Dodge||1919||2010||90 years |- |[[Rembert-148|Winona]]||Madeline||Rembert||Koch||1923||2010||86 years |- |[[Dutterer-26|Joseph]]||Frederick||Dutterer||Dutterer||1926||2011||84 years |- |[[Smith-314664|Dorothy]]||Mae||Smith||Schmitt||1923||2011||87 years |- |[[Hisey-210|Robert]]||J. ||Hisey||Hisey||1924||2011||86 years |- |[[Clark-82283|Sarah]]||Elizabeth||Clark||Cope||1922||2011||88 years |- |[[Chamberlin-422|Allan]]||George||Chamberlin||Chamberlin||1919||2012||92 years |- |[[Hubbard-11007|Richard]]||Burton||Hubbard Jr||Hubbard||1963||2012||49 years |- |[[Krachko-1|Anna]]||M. ||Krachko||Hostetter||1922||2012||89 years |- |[[Madden-4220|Hugh]]||Frances||Madden||Madden||1943||2012||68 years |- |[[Adams-65144|Junior]]||Joseph||Adams||Adams||1924||2013||88 years |- |[[Biggins-202|Janet]]||Elizabeth||Biggins||Fegert||1932||2013||80 years |- |[[McDade-629|Wilma]]||L.||McDade||McDade||1937||2013||76 years |- |[[Johnson-139765|Phyllis]]||Iyone||Johnson||Unger||1927||2013||85 years |- |[[Hollabaugh-220|Frances]]||Mae||Hollabaugh||Manzi||1928||2013||85 years |- |[[Kannal-9|Melva]]||Jean||Kannal||Fry||1929||2013||84 years |- |[[Rambo-1832|James]]||Chapman||Rambo||Rambo||1938||2013||75 years |- |[[Jacobson-2994|Louise]]||Augusta||Jacobson||Barker||1924||2013||89 years |- |[[Andre-1095|Gladys]]||Marie||Andre||Schweitzer||1924||2014||89 years |- |[[Manzi-73|Corum]]||William||Manzi||Manzi||1927||2014||86 years |- |[[Hubbard-10997|Shirley]]||L. ||Hubbard||Harrison||1934||2014||80 years |- |[[Scott-31|Margaret]]||Jane||Scott||Hommel||1923||2015||91 years |- |[[Hawkins-18274|Richard]]||James||Hawkins||Hawkins||1927||2015||87 years |- |[[Cartwright-4846|Garry]]||J. ||Cartwright||Cartwright||1935||2015||79 years |- |[[Hoffstot-18|Henry]]||Phipps||Hoffstot Jr||Hoffstot||1917||2015||97 years |- |[[Kowalchik-8|Helen]]|| ||Kowalchik||Lindsay||1924||2017||93 years |- |[[Eisenman-40|Francis]]||M. ||Eisenman||Eisenman||1936||2015||78 years |- |[[Rupert-1048|Elverda]]||R. ||Rupert||Baughman||1916||2015||98 years |- |[[Simmons-20512|Daniel]]||Edward||Simmons II||Simmons||1928||2016||88 years |- |[[Hively-300|Carolyn]]||Esther||Hively||Witmer||1937||2016||79 years |- |[[Unger-1704|Robert]]||Argyle||Unger||Unger||1926||2016||89 years |- |[[Chamberlin-428|Janet]]||Evelyn||Chamberlin||Bacon||1927||2017||89 years |- |[[Seachrist-59|Arleta]]||Marie||Seachrist||Esterly||1926||2017||91 years |- |[[Hull-9477|Doris]]||Lucille||Hull||Ogle||1935||2017||81 years |- |[[Teets-297|Donald]]||E.||Teets||Teets||1943||2017||74 years |- |[[Rosenbaum-1009|Jane]]||Louise||Rosenbaum||Rambo||1939||2017||78 years |- |[[Dock-82|Elizabeth]]||Evelyn||Dock||Randolph||1919||2018||98 years |- |[[McDade-627|William]]||Louis||McDade||McDade||1937||2019||82 years |- |[[Gotthardt-79|Margaret]]||Louise||Gotthardt||Reynolds||1926||2019||92 years |- |[[Papai-193|Kathryn]]||Madeline||Papai||Spillman||1915||2019||103 years |- |[[Hisey-212|Earl]]||W. ||Hisey||Hisey||1940||2019||78 years |- |[[Esterly-166|Robert]]||J. ||Esterly||Esterly||1924||2019||94 years |- |[[Esterly-167|Barbara]]||J. ||Esterly||Robertson||1952||2019||67 years |- |[[Arthurs-597|Beverly]]||Anne||Arthurs||Fittante||1941||2019||77 years |- |[[Huffman-6547|Earl]]||Leroy||Huffman||Huffman||1931||2019||87 years |- |[[Smith-311059|Evelyn]]||Ruth||Smith||Hisey||1927||2020||92 years |- |[[Minamyer-5|Patricia]]||Eileen||Minamyer||McDade||1943||2020||77 years |- |[[Fegert-11|William]]||D.||Fegert||Fegert||1924||2020||95 years |- |[[Joyce-5149|Judith]]||Ann||Joyce||Beight||1944||2020||75 years |- |[[Hostetter-646|Gerald]]||Wayne||Hostetter||Hostetter||1947||2020||73 years |- |[[Streng-419|Ronald]]||Earl||Streng||Streng||1936||2020||84 years |- |[[Koch-7246|Charles]]||Edward||Koch||Koch||1924||2020||96 years |- |[[Beight-73|Norman]]||Dennis||Beight||Beight||1944||2020||75 years |- |[[Smith-311055|Sarah]]||June||Smith||Herbkersman||1930||2021||90 years |- |[[Workman-4650|Phyllis]]||May||Workman||Floor||1933||2022||89 years |- |[[Herbkersman-12|Howard]]||Niland||Herbkersman||Herbkersman||1927||2022||95 years |- |[[Moore-83023|David]]||R. ||Moore||Moore||1948||2022||74 years |- |[[Ludwig-2679|George]]||A. ||Ludwig||Ludwig||1954||2022||68 years |- |[[Hively-312|Greta]]||Ann||Hively||Berger||1930||2023||92 years |- |[[Floor-139|Wilford]]||Eugene ||Floor||Floor||1932||2023||90 years |}
possibly Jehu Stout and Sarah Stout. they owned the land the graveyard would be built on |- |Ellen Unknown||{{FindAGrave | 82286559 }}||yes||Sec A Row 8||Located between Solomon Yerian and Park Eyster |- |Sarah M. Unknown||{{FindAGrave | 82286969 }}||yes||Sec A Row 11 |- |Margaret Woolfe||{{FindAGrave | 5302138 }}||no||Row 13||d/o G & M d Sept??? |- |Unknown Woolfe||{{FindAGrave | 5302140 }}||no||Row 13||GAR 1861-65
broken stone of unknown between Woolfe & Bown |- |Charles Zimmerman||{{FindAGrave | 82286708 }}||no||Sec A Row 15||located between Children Zimmerman & John W. Hollabaugh |} ===Satisfied=== These are as complete as I feel comforable making, and have made orphaned to family members can take control to make more personable. (as a heads up - they may have beeen adopted already) - tomek {| cellpadding=2 style="border-style: solid;" border="3" class="wikitable sortable" |- ! First Name !! Middle Name !! Name At Birth !! Family Name !! Birth Year !! Death Year !! Age !! Notes |- |[[Dilworth-778|Mary]]|| ||Dilworth||Dilworth||???||1811||unknown |- |[[Hively-187|Michael]]||John||Hively||Hively||1760||1818||58 years |- |[[Dildine-25|Richard]]|| ||Dildine||Dildine Sr.||1764||1824||59 years||2 missing children |- |[[Brinker-301|Elizabeth]]|| ||Brinker||Firestone||1790||1830||40 years||2 missing children |- |[[Booth-12115|Joseph]]|| ||Booth||Booth||1831||1831||8 months |- |[[Chain-135|Hugh]]|| ||Chain||Chain||1779||1831||51 years||4 children missing |- |[[Dildine-255|Martha]]|| ||Dildine||Booth||1802||1831||29 years||1 child missing |- |[[Shoen-18|Maria]]||Elizabeth||Shoen||Firestone||1766||1833||67 years||2 missing children |- |[[Wohlgemuth-37|Feronica]]|| ||Wohlgemuth||Roose||1779||1838||59 years |- |[[Uncapher-142|Infant]]|| ||Uncapher||Uncapher||1839||1839||1 day |- |[[Dilworth-774|Samson]]|| ||Dilworth||Dilworth||1763||1841||77 years |- |[[Hively-307|Daniel]]|| ||Hively||Hively||1795||1841||46 years||4 missing children |- |[[Dildine-21|Abigail]]|| ||Dildine||Goble||1761||1841||80 years||2 missing children |- |[[Uncapher-141|Andrew]]|| ||Uncapher||Uncapher||1837||1842||5 years |- |[[Uncapher-147|Sarah]]|| ||Uncapher||Uncapher||1839||1842||2 years |- |[[Hicks-19857|Frederick]]||O. ||Hicks||Hicks||1839||1842||2 years |- |[[Dildine-237|Albert]]||T. ||Dildine||Dildine||1841||1842||9 months |- |[[Seeds-187|Hannah]]|| ||Seeds||Phillips||1777||1846||69 years |- |[[Firestone-143|Nicholas]]||B. ||Firestone III||Firestone||1767||1847||80 years |- |[[Filson-142|Robert]]|| ||Filson||Filson||1793||1847||52 years||5 missing children |- |[[Brinker-477|Barbara]]|| ||Brinker||Harman||1824||1848||24 years||parents missing |- |[[Dildine-238|Walter]]||S. ||Dildine||Dildine||1849||1850||1 year |- |[[Rupert-1053|Adam]]|| ||Rupert||Rupert||1800||1850||50 years||5 missing children |- |[[Martin-86715|Nancy]]||Perzanna||Martin||Martin||1851||1851||4 months |- |[[Firestone-122|Peter]]|| ||Firestone||Firestone||1797||1853||55 years||2 missing children |- |[[Richardson-38881|Hanna]]|| ||Richardson||Mercer||1784||1853||68 years||8 missing children |- |[[Harman-4858|Jacob]]|| ||Harman||Harman||1801||1853||52 years||4 missing children |- |[[Roose-96|Johannes]]||Frederick||Roose||Roose||1779||1855||76 years |- |[[Cress-834|Laura]]||Bell||Cress||Cress||1854||1855||1 year |- |[[Phillips-48461|Wendell]]|| ||Phillips||Phillips||1854||1856||2 years |- |[[Dildine-242|Samuel]]|| ||Dildine||Dildine||1811||1856||44 years||3 missing children |- |[[Philips-2287|Mary]]|| ||Philips||Dildine||1779||1857||77 years||2 children missing |- |[[Hively-306|Moses]]|| ||Hively||Hively||1831||1859||28 years||1 missing child |- |[[Davis-30468|Sarah]]|| ||Davis||Hartsough||1778||1859||80 years |- |[[Firestone-181|John]]||Allen||Firestone||Firestone||1858||1860||2 years |- |[[Hauptmann-92|Sophia]]||Henrietta||Hauptmann||Hauptmann||1854||1861||6 years |- |[[Firestone-182|Idella]]||Icephine||Firestone||Firestone||1860||1862||1 year |- |[[Armstrong-12785|Lydia]]|| ||Armstrong||Firestone||1836||1862||25 years |- |[[Chain-136|Margaret]]|| ||Chain||Rupert||1802||1862||60 years||5 missing children |- |[[Firestone-468|Amy]]||Anna||Firestone||Firestone||1858||1862||4 years |- |[[Hauptmann-93|William]]||Henry||Hauptmann||Hauptmann||1852||1862||10 years |- |[[May-16269|Rebecca]]|| ||May||Taylor||1798||1863||65 years||missing parents |- |[[Hoffstot-15|Mary]]||Jane||Hoffstot||Hoffstot||1861||1863||1 year |- |[[Opdycke-81|Anna]]||Hendrickson||Opdycke||Dildine||1782||1863||80 years|| 2 missing children |- |[[Mitchell-44122|John]]||L. ||Mitchell||Mitchell||1844||1864||20 years |- |[[Mercer-6130|Alice]]|| ||Mercer||Mercer||1856||1865||9 years |- |[[Hisey-201|Joseph]]|| ||Hisey||Hisey||1794||1865||70 years |- |[[McCalla-244|Martha]]||Ann||McCalla||McCalla||1846||1866||20 years |- |[[Baker-64342|Almira]]|| ||Baker||Baker||1840||1866||26 years |- |[[Dildine-243|Rebecca]]||Jane||Dildine||Dildine||1851||1868||17 years |- |[[McCalla-245|Mary]]||Jane||McCalla||McCalla||1833||1868||34 years |- |[[Early-2330|Issac]]|| ||Early||Early||1797||1869||72 years||1 missing child |- |[[Eyster-483|Franklin]]|| ||Eyster||Eyster||1848||1869||21 years |- |[[Harrold-714|Oliver]]||Newton||Harrold||Harrold||1853||1869||16 years |- |[[Cress-830|Sarah]]|| ||Cress||Cress||1808||1869||61 years |- |[[Firestone-471|Daniel]]||D. ||Firestone||Firestone||1870||1870||27 days |- |[[Dildine-251|Joseph]]||P. ||Dildine||Dildine||1805||1871||66 years |- |[[Hinshillwood-3|Thomas]]|| ||Hinshillwood Sr||Hinshillwood||1794||1871||76 years||2 missing children |- |[[Rupert-1050|Benjamin]]|| ||Rupert||Rupert||1817||1871||53 years|| 3 missing children |- |[[Martin-86714|Robert]]|| ||Martin||Martin||1784||1871||86 years||6 missing children |- |[[Geiger-2304|Terrissa]]|| ||Geiger||Geiger||1849||1871||22 years |- |[[Firestone-193|Elizabeth]]|| ||Firestone||Hisey||1793||1872||79 years||5 missing children |- |[[Dildine-245|Mary]]||Rebecca||Dildine||Dildine||1869||1872||3 years |- |[[King-59561|Infant Son]]|| ||King||King||1873||1873||3 days |- |[[Hauptmann-90|Henrietta]]||C. ||Hauptmann||Hauptmann||1873||1873||1 month |- |[[Heck-1574|Isaac]]||Emerson||Heck||Heck||1822||1873||51 years |- | [[Zimmerman-8428|Gustaf]]|| ||Zimmerman||Zimmerman||1868||1874||5 years |- |[[Zimmerman-8429|Magdalena]]|| ||Zimmerman||Zimmerman||1870||1874||3 years |- |[[Kyes-59|Nancy]]||Persanna||Kyes||Kyes||1874||1874||stillborn |- |[[Firestone-467|Cora]]||V. ||Firestone||Firestone||1872||1874||2 years |- |[[Firestone-472|Laura]]|| ||Firestone||Firestone||1875||1875||1 month |- |[[Cress-831|Susanah]]|| ||Cress||Cress||1805||1875||70 years |- |[[Caldwell-12533|Rebecca]]||R. ||Caldwell||Newhouse||1819||1875||56 years||3 missing children |- |[[Williams-127337|Elizabeth]]||Anna||Williams||Uncapher||1795||1876||80 years |- |[[Yerian-59|Solomon]]|| ||Yerian||Yerian||1823||1876||52 years |- |[[Bloom-2326|Albert]]||B. ||Bloom||Bloom||1876||1877||1 year |- |[[McPherrin-22|Rachel]]|| ||McPherrin||Jamison||1822||1887||65 years||9 missing children |- |[[Cope-3707|Nathan]]|| ||Cope||Cope||1817||1877||59 years||4 missing children |- |[[Taylor-102047|William]]||C. ||Taylor||Taylor||1817||1877||60 years||missing parents |- |[[Mercer-6142|Kate]]||L. ||Mercer||Mercer||1858||1877||18 years |- |[[Vollnogle-14|Ora]]||Jane||Vollnogle||Vollnogle||1862||1878||16 years |- |[[Rupert-1083|Mary]]||Isabel||Rupert||Rupert||1852||1878||25 years |- |[[Kyes-58|Lafayette]]||Marquis||Kyes||Kyes||1837||1879||41 years||2 missing children |- |[[Hisey-209|Johnathan]]|| ||Hisey||Hisey||1820||1879||58 years||2 missing childen |- |[[Early-2333|Lavina]]||C. ||Early||Early||1877||1880||2 years |- |[[Todd-14136|William]]||S. ||Todd||Todd||1816||1880||64 years||8 missing children |- | [[King-64410|Wilford]]||Arthur||King||King||1880||1880||2 months |- |[[Chain-141|Sarah]]||Ann||Chain||Dildine||1809||1880||71 years |- |[[Campbell-59570|Horace]]|| ||Campbell||Campbell||1872||1881||9 years |- |[[Campbell-59574|Persara]]|| ||Campbell||Campbell||1875||1881||6 years |- |[[Early-2334|Harriet]]||Ann||Early||Early||1843||1881||39 years |- |[[Todd-13950|Sarah]]|| ||Todd||Conkle||1819||1881||92 years||3 missing children |- |[[Cress-832|George]]|| ||Cress Jr||Cress||1811||1882||71 years |- |[[Hauptmann-86|Augustus]]||Frederick Andrew||Hauptmann||Hauptmann||1816||1882||65 years||3 misisng children |- |[[Hively-310|Mary]]||Alberta||Hively||Hively||1860||1882||22 years |- |[[Cress-828|Barbery]]|| ||Cress||Cress||1810||1882||72 years |- |[[Read-8406|Willis]]||B. ||Read||Read||1848||1883||35 years |- |[[Randall-11144|Elias]]||George||Randall||Randall||1813||1883||69 years||9 missing children |- |[[Hively-298|Eva]]||Blanche||Hively||Hively||1882||1883||1 year |- |[[Baker-64346|Thornton]]||Milton||Baker||Baker||1859||1883||24 years |- |[[Reash-2|Elizabeth]]|| ||Reash||Harman||1808||1883||75 years||4 missing children |- |[[Speer-2279|Mary]]||Ann||Speer||McCune||1815||1883||74 years||parents unknown |- |[[Early-2338|Sarah]]||Catherine||Early||Early||1834||1883||48 years |- |[[Devers-414|Frankie]]||Wallace||Devers||Devers||1882||1883||1 year |- |[[Dildine-247|Baby Girl]]|| ||Dildine||Dildine||1884||1884||2 days |- |[[Dilworth-772|John]]||C. ||Dilworth||Dilworth||1813||1884||71 years |- |[[McCune-1468|Henry]]|| ||McCune||McCune||1809||1884||82 years||parents unknown |- |[[Conkle-216|Michael]]|| ||Conkle||Conkle||1809||1884||75 years||3 missing children |- |[[Taylor-102029|Joseph]]||C. ||Taylor||Taylor||1794||1884||90 years||missing parents |- |[[Little-21888|Elizabeth]]||M. ||Little||Hively||1862||1884||22 years |- |[[Allen-34735|Sarah]]||Ann||Allen||Firestone||1808||1885||77 years |- |[[Fisher-30393|Emma]]||D. ||Fisher||Hauptman||1861||1885||23 years |- |[[Dildine-235|Jehu]]|| ||Dildine||Dildine||1801||1885||83 years |- |[[Rood-1205|Mary]]||Ann||Rood||Baker||1811||1886||75 years||parents missing |- |[[Hisey-219|Infant]] Twin Daughter|| ||Hisey||Hisey||1886||1886||1 day |- |[[Hisey-217|Infant]] Twin Daughter|| ||Hisey||Hisey||1886||1886||1 day |- |[[Hoffstot-14|John]]||W. ||Hoffstot||Hoffstot||1810||1887||77 years |- |[[Rich-8211|Austie]]||Anna||Rich||Engle||1848||1887||38 years||3 missing children |- |[[Rupert-1046|Margaret]]||Ann||Rupert||Dildine||1824||1887||62 years||1 missing child |- |[[Cope-3706|Charles]]||Summer||Cope||Cope||1857||1887||30 years |- |[[Hammond-13699|Julia]]||Ann||Hammond||Keifer||1833||1877||43 years||4 missing children |- |[[Uncapher-139|John]]|| ||Uncapher||Uncapher||1796||1887||90 years||3 missing children |- |[[Metz-2107|Daniel]]|| ||Metz||Metz||1814||1887||72 years||7 children missing |- |[[Early-2329|Benjamin]]||Franklin||Early||Early||1839||1887||48 years |- |[[Dildine-240|Mary]]||Lucretia||Dildine||Dildine||1834||1887||52 years |- |[[Brown-162800|Margaret]]||Y. ||Brown||Read||1819||1888||68 years||missing parents |- |[[Hamilton-33871|Eliza]]|| ||Hamilton||Dildine||1809||1888||79 years |- |[[Read-8629|Samuel]]||F. ||Read||Read||1812||1888||75 years||missing parents |- |[[Hartsough-34|Hannah]]||Ann||Hartsough||McCalla||1807||1888||80 years||6 mising children |- |[[Coe-4869|Ellen]]||Maria||Coe||Adams||1835||1889||54 years||missing parents |- |[[Mercer-6141|Sarah]]|| ||Mercer||Mercer||1850||1889||39 years |- |[[Wallance-4|Lillie]]||T. ||Wallance||Fischer||1872||1889||17 years |- |[[Baker-64343|John]]|| ||Baker||Baker||1805||1889||83 years||parents missing |- |[[Murphy-31572|James]]||Milton||Murphy||Murphy||1847||1890||43 years||6 missing children |- |[[Hoffstot-17|Catherine]]|| ||Hoffstot||Chain||1818||1890||72 years||2 missing children |- |[[King-59594|Sarah]]||C. ||King||King||1891||1891||5 months |- |[[Campbell-59572|Mary]]||Eleanor||Campbell||Campbell||1851||1891||40 years |- |[[Burt-6437|Jehu]]|| ||Burt||Burt||1825||1891||66 years||4 missing children |- |[[Gotthardt-74|Florence]]||B. ||Gotthardt||Gotthardt||1888||1891||2 years |- |[[Chain-142|Margaret]]||A. ||Chain||Robinson||1848||1892||44 years||1 missing child |- |[[Firestone-474|Ortensa]]||J. ||Firestone||Firestone||1860||1892||31 years |- |[[Koh-26|Mary]]||Ann||Koch||Zimmerman||1837||1892||55 years||3 missing children |- |[[King-59559|Carrie]]||A. ||King||King||1893||1893||9 months |- |[[Kelly-30223|Pearl]]||Arvilda||Kelly||Kelly||1889||1893||3 years |- |[[Dildine-230|Sarah]]|| ||Dildine||Dildine||1808||1893||84 years |- |[[Scott-33|James]]||Cowgill||Scott||Scott||1829||1893||64 years |- |[[Metz-3071|Mary]]||Elizabeth||Metz||Metz||1870||1893||23 years |- |[[Shatzer-206|Sadie]]|| ||Shatzer||Shatzer||1882||1894||12 years |- |[[Benzenhoefer-35|Alfred]]|| ||Benzenhoefer||Benzenhoefer||1888||1894||5 years |- |[[Jamison-2361|Samuel]]||Shryock||Jamison||Jamison||1820||1894||75 years||9 missing children |- |[[Chain-137|Robert]]|| ||Chain||Chain||1814||1894||79 years||2 missing children |- |[[Knight-26538|Nancy]]|| ||Knight||Rich||1823||1894||70 years||1 missing child |- |[[Lyon-8892|Marcena]]|| ||Lyon||Lyon||1846||1894||47 years||5 missing children |- |[[Hauptmann-91|Lason]]||Cooley||Hauptmann||Hauptmann||1859||1894||35 years||4 missing children |- |[[Kelly-30224|Lewis]]|| ||Kelly||Kelly||1895||1895||0 days |- |[[Hauptmann-96|Clara]]||Anzonetta||Hauptmann||Hauptmann||1884||1895||10 years |- |[[Rich-7341|George]]|| ||Rich||Rich||1814||1894||80 years||1 missing child |- |[[Taylor-100262|Mary]]||Ann||Taylor||Hoffstot||1820||1895||74 years |- |[[Dilworth-779|William]]|| ||Dilworth||Dilworth||1841||1895||53 years |- |[[Taylor-100259|Rebecca]]||Jane||Taylor||Burt||1831||1895||64 years||4 missing children |- |[[Dildine-236|Levoy]]||Samuel||Dildine||Dildine||1837||1896||58 years |- |[[Schaber-115|Katherine]]|| ||Schaber||Eyster||1867||1896||29 years |- |[[Firestone-196|Levi]]|| ||Firestone||Firestone||1835||1896||61 years |- |[[Rummel-571|Elizabeth]]||Susanna||Rummel||Rupert||1821||1896||75 years||3 missing children |- |[[Dildine-248|Mary]]||K. ||Dildine||Dildine||1886||1896||9 years |- |[[Dildine-246|Harry]]||J. ||Dildine||Dildine||1892||1896||3 years |- |[[Koch-7296|John]]|| ||Koch||Koch||1808||1896||87 years |- |[[Cress-833|Isaac]]|| ||Cress||Cress||1821||1896||75 years |- |[[Hollabaugh-213|Eddie]]|| ||Hollabaugh||Hollabaugh||1886||1896||10 years |- |[[Cook-48585|Penelope]]|| ||Cook||Booth||1801||1896||94 years||3 step-children missing |- |[[Benzenhoefer-39|Earl]]|| ||Benzenhoefer||Benzenhoefer||1896||1897||1 year |- |[[Mercer-6139|Curtis]]||A. ||Mercer||Mercer||1897||1897||6 months |- |[[Rupert-1059|Margery]]|| ||Rupert||Heck||1826||1897||71 years |- |[[Hauptmann-85|Matilda]]||Catherine||Hauptmann||Geer||1867||1897||29 years||4 children missing |- |[[Hole-1189|Jane]]||Mary||Hole||Cope||1824||1897||79 years||3 children missing |- |[[Porter-25902|Onata]]||R. ||Porter||Porter||1883||1898||15 years |- |[[King-60253|Sophia]]|| ||King||Taylor||1822||1899||76 years||missing parents |- |[[Carter-46822|Mary]]||Ann||Carter||Doyle||1821||1899||78 years||3 missing children |- |[[Chain-134|Eliza]]||Catherine||Chain||Geiger||1817||1899||82 years||1 missing child |- |[[Gordon-19924|James]]||B. ||Gordon||Gordon||1859||1899||40 years |- |[[Early-2335|Robert]]||Simison||Early||Early||1831||1899||67 years||5 missing children |- |[[Scott-56931|Hezekiah]]||H. ||Scott||Scott||1844||1900||55 years||4 missing children |- |[[Wilhelm-2799|John]]|| ||Wilhelm||Wilhelm||1849||1900||51 years |- |[[Beck-12984|Cornelia]]|| ||Beck||Phillips||1853||1901||47 years |- |[[Vollnogle-16|Levi]]||F. ||Vollnogle||Vollnogle||1895||1901||5 years |- |[[Dildine-227|Richard]]|| ||Dildine Jr.||Dildine||1821||1901||79 years||1 missing child |- |[[Yerian-56|Peter]]|| ||Yerian||Yerian||1828||1901||72 years||1 missing child |- |[[Rauch-1134|Baby Boy]]|| ||Raunch||Rauch||1902||1902||stillborn |- |[[Kinnear-967|Norma]]||Cambria||Kinnear||Chain||1879||1902||22 years |- |[[Snyder-17575|Alice]]||E. ||Snyder||Snyder||1853||1902||48 years |- |[[Tommins-4|Robert]]|| ||Tommins||Tommins||1831||1902||71 years||3 missing children |- |[[Mitchele-5|Wilhelm]]||Heinrich||Mitchele||Mitchell||1835||1903||67 years |- |[[Cope-3698|Zula]]||E. ||Cope||Bloom||1879||1903||24 years||1 child missing |- |[[Kibler-697|John]]|| ||Kibler Sr||Kibler||1840||1903||63 years||4 children missing |- |[[Phillips-36153|Margaret]]|| ||Phillips||Metz||1814||1904||90 years||7 missing children |- |[[Rupert-1049|Isaac]]|| ||Rupert||Rupert||1847||1904||57 years |- |[[Benzenhoefer-38|Edna]]|| ||Benzenhoefer||Benzenhoefer||1886||1904||17 years |- |[[Hoffstat-1|Robert]]||William||Hoffstat||Hoffstat||1868||1904||35 years |- |[[Harman-4855|Levi]]|| ||Harman||Harman||1820||1904||83 years||parents missing |- |[[Dye-4195|Mary]]|| ||Dye||George||1846||1905||58 years |- |[[Young-10456|Rachel]]|| ||Young||Thompson||1828||1905||76 years||1 missing child |- |[[Metz-96|Cyrus]]|| ||Metz||Metz||1847||1906||58 years||7 missing children |- |[[Baker-64344|Amanda]]||J. ||Baker||Baker||1838||1906||67 years |- |[[Rupert-1051|Epriham]]|| ||Rupert||Rupert||1845||1906||60 years||1 missing child |- |[[Mercer-6063|Cyrus]]|| ||Mercer||Mercer||1822||1909||87 years |- |[[Benzenhoefer-37|Gertrude]]|| ||Benzenhoefer||Benzenhoefer||1901||1906||5 years |- |[[Uncapher-138|Margaret]]|| ||Uncapher||Hively||1830||1906||76 years||1 missing child |- |[[Hisey-200|Harriet]]|| ||Hisey||Mercer||1829||1906||77 years |- |[[Warner-14197|Eunice]]||Mable||Warner||Warner||1906||1907||2 years |- |[[Kibler-688|David]]|| ||Kibler||Kibler||1844||1907||63 years||2 children missing |- |[[Cress-829|William]]|| ||Cress||Cress||1823||1907||83 years||2 children missing |- |[[Ward-43980|Mahala]]||A. ||Ward||Gotthardt||1880||1907||26 years||2 missing children |- |[[Baker-64350|Lowry]]||D. ||Baker||Baker||1840||1907||66 years||2 missing children |- |[[Wilt-979|Ruth]]||L.||Wilt||Wilt||1907||1908||2 months |- |[[Carter-47695|Clirrissa]]||M. ||Carter||Tritt||1826||1908||82 years |- |[[Zimmerman-7950|Johann]]||Jakob||Zimmerman||Zimmerman||1828||1908||79 years||3 missign children |- |[[Seidner-176|Lillie]]|| ||Seidner||Vollnogle||1869||1908||38 years||5 missing children |- |[[Schmachtenburger-1|Margaret]]|| ||Schmachtenburger||Schory||1833||1909||75 years||1 missing child |- |[[Rupert-1056|Oliver]]||Chane||Rupert||Rupert||1829||1909||79 years||2 missing children |- |[[Yerien-2|Barbara]]|| ||Yerien||Gordon||1821||1909||87 years||2 missing children |- |[[Firestone-197|Mary]]||Ann||Firestone||Vollnogle||1836||1910||75 years |- |[[Cope-3733|Zora]]||Lillian||Cope||Hoon||1883||1910||27 years||1 missing child |- |[[McCune-1450|Samuel]]||Alexander||McCune||McCune||1850||1910||60 years |- |[[McCreary-1058|Warren]]|| ||McCreary||McCreary||1910||1910||4 months |- |[[Taylor-102044|Harry]]||C. ||Taylor||Taylor||1881||1910||29 years |- |[[Hollabaugh-214|William]]|| ||Hollabaugh||Hollabaugh||1830||1911||81 years||2 missing children |- |[[Heaton-3051|George]]||Earl||Heaton||Heaton||1911||1911||1 month |- |[[Haupt-647|Doretta]]||Anna Catherine||Haupt||Graebing||1830||1911||80 years||3 missing children |- |[[Vollnogle-17|Clark]]||Lester||Vollnogle||Vollnogle||1892||1911||19 years |- |[[Murphy-31568|Georg]]e||Stanton||Murphy||Murphy||1912||1912||2 months |- |[[Hollabaugh-215|Sherman]]||Edward||Hollabaugh||Hollabaugh||1870||1912||42 years||1 missing child |- |[[Clinker-63|Susan]]|| ||Clinker||Firestone||1832||1912||79 years |- |[[Yarian-126|Hiram]]|| ||Yarian||Yarian||1844||1912||67 years||9 missing children |- |[[Wheeler-26705|Mary]]||Elizabeth||Wheeler||Walker||1851||1913||61 years||1 missing child |- |[[Vollnogle-9|Peter]]||Firestone||Vollnogle||Vollnogle||1857||1913||56 years |- |[[Baker-64345|Harrison]]||L. ||Baker||Baker||1832||1913||80 years||1 missing child |- |[[Metz-3077|Mary]]||Ella||Metz||Metz||1904||1913||9 years |- |[[Welk-133|Mary]]||A. ||Welk||Hadly||1853||1913||59 years |- |[[Johnston-28242|James]]||Westley||Johnston||Johnston||1841||1914||72 years |- |[[Lipsey-281|Mary]]||Jane||Lipsey||Jamieson||1832||1914||82 years||5 missing children |- |[[Dennis-10418|Grace]]||Eleanor||Dennis||Dennis||1913||1914||1 year |- |[[Campbell-59566|Mary]]||M. ||Campbell||Taylor||1839||1914||75 years||4 missing children |- |[[Dildine-244|John]]||C.||Dildine||Dildine||1842||1927||85 years||1 missing child |- |[[Vollnogle-10|Soloman]]|| ||Vollnogle||Vollnogle||1831||1914||83 years |- |[[Yarian-125|Samantha]]|| ||Yarian||Rupert||1847||1914||66 years||1 missing child |- |[[Uncapher-140|Mary]]||Magdalene||Uncapher||Uncapher||1827||1915||88 years |- |[[Metz-3057|John]]||S. ||Metz||Metz||1851||1915||63 years |- |[[Schory-24|Sherey]]|| ||Schory||Schory||1915||1915||stillborn |- |[[Metz-3055|Isiah]]|| ||Metz||Metz||1842||1915||73 years||4 missing children |- |[[Heaton-3048|James]]|| ||Heaton Sr||Heaton||1877||1915||38 years||1 missing child |- |[[Bragenger-1|Mary]]||Magdaline||Bragenger||Hollabaugh||1834||1915||81 years||2 missing children |- |[[Taylor-102050|Baby Girl]]|| ||Taylor||Taylor||1916||1916||stillborn |- |[[Parker-52228|George]]||Frederick||Parker||Parker||1912||1916||4 years |- |[[Carr-18404|Ozro]]||F. ||Carr||Carr||1852||1916||63 years||2 missing children |- |[[Ward-44418|Lester]]||D. ||Ward||Ward||1912||1916||3 years |- |[[Ward-44419|Mary]]||Belle||Ward||Ward||1910||1916||5 years |- |[[Crook-3457|Martha]]||L. ||Crook||Jeffries||1837||1916||78 years||2 missing children |- |[[Randolph-4875|Gladys]]||T. ||Randolph||Randolph||1908||1917||8 years |- |[[Bloom-2327|Daniel]]||M. ||Bloom||Bloom||1853||1917||64 years |- |[[Court-1325|Gustavis]]||Anson||Court||Court||1873||1917||43 years |- |[[Chain-139|Hugh]]||Hoffstot||Chain||Chain||1841||1917||79 years||1 child missing |- |[[Taylor-26992|Ezra]]|| ||Taylor||Taylor||1847||1917||69 years||3 missing children |- |[[Guiher-19|Jacob]]|| ||Guiher||Guiher||1843||1917||73 years||2 missing children |- |[[Rauch-1133|Cleland]]||O. ||Rauch||Rauch||1879||1918||38 years||1 missing child |- |[[Murphy-31580|Stella]]||May||Murphy||Murphy||1918||1918||stillborn |- |[[Mitchell-44120|Forrest]]||C. ||Mitchell||Mitchell||1916||1918||1 year |- |[[Heywood-1729|Hannah]]|| ||Heywood||Limb||1838||1918||80 years||9 missing children |- |[[Hollabaugh-217|John]]|| ||Hollabaugh||Hollabaugh||1866||1918||51 years |- |[[Simon-6966|Louise]]|| ||Simon||Bretz||1877||1918||41 years||2 missing children |- |[[Harmon-9375|Catherine]]|| ||Harmon||Kibler||1839||1918||78 years||3 children missing |- |[[Chain-140|Charles]]||C. ||Chain||Chain||1874||1918||44 years |- |[[Rich-8221|Martha]]||Jane||Rich||Rupert||1836||1918||82 years||2 missing children |- |[[Martin-86304|Mary]]||E. ||Martin||Metz||1852||1918||65 years||7 missing children |- |[[Huffman-6552|Howard]]||Conkle||Huffman||Huffman||1865||1918||53 years |- |[[Billingsley-1398|Alice]]||Sarah||Billingsley||Conkle||1851||1918||67 years |- |[[Campbell-59567|Edward]]||Perry||Campbell||Campbell||1845||1918||72 years |- |[[Lowther-1479|Isabella]]|| ||Lowther||Moon||1860||1919||59 years||5 missing children |- | [[Bricker-2018|Samuel]]||McCune||Bricker||Bricker||1917||1919||1 year |- |[[Mercer-6140|Cyrus]]||Harvey||Mercer||Mercer||1869||1919||49 years |- |[[Hoffstot-12|Emma]]||Adaline||Hoffstot||Koch||1865||1919||54 years |- |[[Rich-8212|Allen]]||P. ||Rich||Rich||1854||1919||65 years |- |[[Zeiler-128|Baby Boy]]|| ||Zeiler||Zeiler||1920||1920||1 day |- |[[Simons-4588|Mary]]||Elizabeth||Simons||Patterson||1869||1920||51 years||5 missing children |- |[[Nulf-58|Oscar]]||Edgar||Nulf||Nulf||1863||1920||57 years||12 missing children |- |[[Morlan-232|Ethel]]||Metta||Morlan||Ward||1876||1920||43 years |- |[[Hawkins-18308|Hazel]]||May||Hawkins||Zeiler||1892||1920||28 years||1 missing child |- |[[Bartholomew-2194|Boadigga]]||Belvedere||Bartholomew||Scoville||1836||1921||85 years |- |[[Conkle-221|Marcella]]|| ||Conkle||Conkle||1921||1921||10 hours |- |[[Murphy-31570|Jennie]]||Lucille||Murphy||Murphy||1913||1921||8 years |- |[[Brimlow-2|George]]|| ||Brimlow Sr||Brimlow||1838||1921||83 years||6 missing children |- |[[Heaton-3050|Elmer]]|| ||Heaton||Heaton||1909||1921||11 years |- |[[Chain-144|Mary]]||Ann||Chain||Mitchell||1839||1921||82 years |- |[[Rich-8210|John]]||Knight||Rich||Rich||1851||1921||69 years||1 missing children |- |[[George-14505|Levi]]|| ||George||George||1846||1921||75 years||5 missing children |- |[[Murphy-31569|Hazel]]||R. ||Murphy||Murphy||1919||1922||2 years |- |[[Butler-30266|Emma]]||L. ||Butler||Butler||1921||1922||1 year |- |[[Murphy-31578|Lena]]||R. ||Murphy||Murphy||1921||1922||1 year |- |[[Murphy-31579|Robert]]||Frederich||Murphy||Murphy||1922||1922||stillborn |- |[[Todd-14793|Thomas]]||H. ||Todd||Todd||1859||1922||62 years||2 missing children |- |[[Metz-2106|Hiram]]|| ||Metz||Metz||1840||1922||82 years||3 children missing |- |[[Lingenfelter-242|Emeline]]|| ||Lingenfelter||Metz||1843||1922||79 years||3 children missing |- |[[Firestone-469|Melissa]]||A. ||Firestone||Firestone||1856||1922||66 years |- |[[Eyster-485|Parker]]|| ||Eyster||Eyster||1845||1922||77 years |- |[[Guy-5056|Emmaline]]||Irene||Guy||Cress||1833||1923||89 years||2 missing children |- |[[Wetzel-1771|Violet]]|| ||Wetzel||Yarian||1851||1923||73 years||9 missing children |- |[[Schori-57|Jakob]]||John||Schory||Schory||1836||1923||86 years||1 missing child |- |[[Doll-1571|Sarah]]||Ellen||Doll||Benzenhoefer||1866||1924||57 years||5 missing children |- |[[Rupert-1047|John]]||W. ||Rupert||Rupert||1855||1924||69 years||2 missing children |- |[[Harman-4856|Sarah]]||E. ||Harman||Metz||1851||1924||73 years||4 missing children |- |[[Baker-64347|Charles]]||Sheridan||Baker||Baker||1867||1924||56 years||1 missing child |- |[[Sitler-433|Ada]]|| ||Sitler||Barnhouse||1894||1924||29 years||1 missing child |- |[[Firestone-470|Thaddeus]]||L. ||Firestone||Firestone||1865||1924||59 years |- |[[Koch-7243|George]]||J. ||Koch||Koch||1863||1925||62 years |- |[[Randolph-4866|Myrtle]]||M. ||Randolph||Smith||1903||1925||22 years||2 children missing |- |[[Scoville-429|Horace]]||Bassett||Scoville||Scoville||1832||1925||92 years |- |[[Cobbs-1|Margaret]]||Jane||Cobbs||Scott||1838||1925||86 years |- |[[Stocker-1467|Caroline]]||Anna||Stocker||Sanders||1862||1925||63 years||2 missing children |- |[[Randolph-4866|Myrtle]]||M. ||Randolph||Smith||1903||1925||22 years||2 missing children |- |[[Dildine-159|Austin]]||Decatur||Dildine||Dildine||1846||1925||79 years||1 missing child |- |[[Ward-44417|Joseph]]|| ||Ward||Ward||1901||1926||24 years |- |[[Bower-4906|Earl]]||Ephriam||Bower||Bower||1899||1926||26 years |- |[[Dildine-233|Lydia]]||Elizabeth||Dildine||Dildine||1882||1926||43 years |- |[[Shunk-256|Rosana]]||L. ||Shunk||Guiher||1854||1926||72 years||2 missing children |- |[[Little-22576|Laura]]||B. ||Little||Strain||1858||1926||68 years||1 missing child |- |[[Phillips-48024|Oliver]]|| ||Phillips||Phillips||1846||1926||79 years |- |[[Dugan-1965|William]]||Fred||Dugan||Dugan||1925||1926||1 years |- |[[Dilworth-769|Robert]]||S. ||Dilworth||Dilworth||1846||1926||79 years |- |[[Dildine-229|Laura]]||Ann||Dildine||Dilworth||1853||1926||72 years |- |[[Murphy-31573|Joseph]]||Thomas||Murphy||Murphy||1882||1927||40 years||8 missing children |- |[[Ward-43735|Ira]]||Dempster||Ward||Ward||1875||1927||55 years |- |[[King-14597|Lucy]]||Maria||King||Taylor||1851||1927||75 years||3 missing children |- |[[Young-60171|Catherine]]||Elizabeth||Young||Young||1927||1927||4 days |- |[[Gotthardt-78|Alice]]||Jane||Gotthardt||Gotthardt||1924||1927||3 years |- |[[Seidel-1008|Albert]]|| ||Seidel||Seidel||1905||1927||22 years |- |[[McCalla-242|David]]||Charles||McCalla||McCalla||1850||1927||76 years |- |[[Johnson-138036|James]]||Frank||Johnson||Johnson||1864||1927||63 years |- |[[May-16232|Clara]]||Ada||May||Wendling||1857||1928||70 years |- |[[Billingsley-1400|Margaret]]||E.||Billingsley||Heverly||1846||1928||81 years||1 missing child |- |[[Ferguson-22005|Frank]]||W.||Ferguson||Ferguson||1870||1928||58 years |- |[[Johnston-7071|Samuel]]||Patterson||Johnston||Johnston||1853||1928||75 years||2 missing children |- |[[Wonsetler-8|Anna]]||Elizabeth||Wonsetler||Furman||1856||1928||71 years||1 missing child |- |[[Geiger-2297|Wilma]]|| ||Geiger||Cope||1852||1928||76 years||2 missing children |- |[[French-15878|Alice]]|| ||French||Gotthardt||1854||1928||73 years||4 missing children |- |[[Houlette-34|John]]||Graham||Houlette||Houlette||1885||1928||43 years |- |[[Kinnear-971|Norma]]||C. ||Kinnear||Kinnear||1916||1929||13 years |- |[[Hively-309|Cynthia]]||A. ||Hively||Hively||1854||1929||74 years |- |[[Shunk-255|Ethel]]||May||Shunk||Luek||1891||1929||38 years |- |[[Martin-86641|Elizabeth]]||Ann||Martin||Kyes||1845||1929||83 years||2 missing children |- |[[Richardson-37297|Harriet]]|| ||Richardson||Rich||1856||1929||73 years||1 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|[[Guiher-17|Sarah]]||Edith||Guiher||Baughman||1881||1932||50 years||1 missing child |- |[[Wilson-108245|Doris]]||Arlene||Wilson||Wilson||1932||1932||21 days |- | [[Leslie-1035|Dellie]]||Mantressa||Leslie||Johnston||1855||1932||76 years||2 missing children |- |[[Kannal-8|Mary]]||Louise||Kannal||Kannal||1931||1932||1 year |- |[[Lipp-385|Clara]]||Ellen||Lipp||Patterson||1869||1932||62 years |- | [[Randolph-4867|Margaret]]||May||Randolph||Woods||1893||1932||38 years||8 missing children |- |[[Shasteen-142|Anna]]||Eliza||Shasteen||Ray||1877||1932||55 years||2 missing children |- |[[Bricker-2016|Richard]]||Harry||Bricker||Bricker||1920||1933 ||12 years |- |[[Snyder-17573|Katherine]]||Emma||Snyder||Rich||1858||1933||74 years |- |[[Esterly-177|Albert]]|| ||Esterly||Esterly||1858||1933||74 years |- |[[Vollnogle-15|Charles]]||Albert||Vollnogle||Vollnogle||1865||1933||67 years||5 missing children |- |[[Moreland-2024|Isabella]]||W. ||Moreland||Taylor||1860||1933||73 years||1 missing child |- |[[Baker-64352|Lula]]|| ||Baker||Rupert||1862||1934||71 years||2 missing children |- |[[Hull-9476|Derald]]|| ||Hull||Hull||1934||1934||5 hours |- |[[Shasteen-145|William]]||Porter||Shasteen||Shasteen||1855||1934||78 years||1 missing child |- |[[Fenwick-2080|Rachel]]|| ||Fenwick||Ferguson||1869||1934||64 years |- |[[Gatti-133|Helen]]|| ||Gatti||Ward||1901||1934||33 years |- |[[Lewis-58467|Hannah]]||Jane||Lewis||Lyon||1848||1934||85 years||5 missing children |- |[[Esterly-168|Albert]]||Beldon||Esterly||Esterly||1875||1935||60 years |- |[[Wagner-17437|Emma]]|| ||Wagner||Seidel||1869||1935||65 years||1 missing child |- |[[Hively-296|John]]||Franklin||Hively||Hively||1858||1935||76 years||2 missing children |- |[[McCune-1451|Harry]]||William||McCune||McCune||1880||1936||55 years |- |[[Cress-835|Levi]]||Franklin||Cress||Cress||1866||1936||68 years |- |[[Ward-43797|Virgie]]||May||Ward||Gotthardt||1886||1936||49 years || 3 missing children |- |[[Chamberlin-583|Freda]]||Iona||Chamberlin||Chamberlin||1901||1936||34 years |- |[[Benzenhoefer-36|Jacob]]||Andrew||Benzenhoefer||Benzenhoefer||1861||1937||75 years||5 missing children |- |[[Scott-56930|Elizabeth]]||Annie||Scott||Hisey||1870||1937||66 years |- |[[Minamyer-4|Trylba]]||Mae||Minamyer||Minamyer||1921||1937||16 years |- |[[Kuhn-5538|Anna]]||Eliza||Kuhn||Dildine||1848||1937||88 years||1 child missing |- |[[Rupert-1052|Luella]]|| ||Rupert||Bower||1872||1937||64 years |- |[[Patterson-25504|Samuel]]||John||Patterson||Patterson||1861||1937||75 years||5 missing children |- |[[Yerian-55|Malinda]]|| ||Yerian||Kibler||1858||1937||79 years||1 child missing |- |[[Frances-536|Hannah]]|| ||Frances||Nulf||1866||1938||71 years||12 missing children |- |[[Shasteen-141|Margaret]]||Clara||Shasteen||Miller||1862||1938||75 years||2 missing children |- |[[Mayne-1761|Minnie]]||O. ||Mayne||Fisher||1869||1938||68 years |- |[[Marlnee-30|Sarah]]||Jane||Marlnee||McCune||1855||1938||83 years |- |[[Hauptmann-89|Frederick]]||Dietrich||Hauptmann||Hauptmann||1850||1938||88 years |- |[[Bock-2231|Ruth]]||Anna||Bock||Bock||1937||1938||6 months |- |[[Smith-311058|Jonathan]]|| ||Smith||Smith||1863||1938||74 years||4 missing children |- |[[Rupert-1055|Adam]]||Park||Rupert||Rupert||1864||1938||73 years |- |[[Taylor-102014|Albert]]||Clinton||Taylor||Taylor||1856||1938||81 years||1 missing child |- |[[Metz-3072|Harvey]]|| ||Metz||Metz||1881||1938||57 years||3 missing children |- |[[Bower-4905|Jesse]]||C.||Bower ||Bower||1871||1938||66 years |- |[[Rankin-7077|George]]||William||Rankin||Rankin||1938||1938||9 days |- |[[Scoville-507|Walter]]||Dayton||Scoville||Scoville||1860||1938||77 years||1 missing child |- |[[Thompson-84056|Nettie]]|| ||Thompson||Carr||1866||1938||71 years||1 missing child |- |[[Conkle-223|Linda]]||Mae||Conkle||Conkle||1939||1939||2 days |- |[[Rambo-1831|Howard]]||Earl||Rambo Jr||Rambo||1939||1939||2 days |- |[[Flohr-565|Ella]]|| ||Flohr||Hollabaugh||1875||1939||64 years||1 missing child |- |[[Kreiling-42|Jacob]]|| ||Kreiling Jr.||Kreiling||1865||1939||73 years||1 missing child |- |[[Hawkins-18269|William]]||Thomas||Hawkins||Hawkins||1868||1939||71 years||1 child missing |- |[[Nevin-736|Sarah]]||Jane||Nevin||Read||1847||1939||92 years |- |[[Rupert-1080|William]]||Henry||Rupert||Rupert||1859||1939||80 years |- |[[Sikorski-250|Stella]]|| ||Sikorski||Hollabaugh||1910||1939||28 years |- |[[Thompson-84356|Mary]]||Catherine||Thompson||Hauptmann||1857||1939||82 years |- |[[Scott-56859|Viola]]|| ||Scott||Fifer||1873||1939||65 years||2 missing children |- |[[Bower-4908|Walter]]||Leo||Bower||Bower||1919||1940||21 years |- |[[Zimmerman-7747|William]]|| ||Zimmerman||Zimmerman||1873||1940||66 years||2 missing children |- |[[Allis-381|Emma]]||Reta||Allis||Bevington||1896||1940||43 years |- |[[Calvin-940|William]]||H. ||Calvin||Calvin||1863||1940||79 years||1 missing child |- |[[Hawkins-18208|Jennie]]||Marie||Hawkins||Schmidt||1897||1940||43 years||3 missing children |- |[[Walker-66542|Orin]]||Townson||Walker||Walker||1878||1940||61 years |- |[[Phillips-47896|James]]||W. ||Phillips||Phillips||1860||1940||80 years||1 missing child |- |[[Koch-7240|Wilhelmina]]|| ||Koch||Hively||1866||1941||74 years||2 missing children |- |[[Tallman-1504|Alice]]||Elizabeth||Tallman||Smith||1855||1941||86 years||2 missing children |- |[[Fisher-30394|Harry]]||A. ||Fisher||Fisher||1863||1941||78 years |- |[[McCune-1453|Samuel]]||Earle||McCune||McCune||1890||1941||50 years||1 missing child |- |[[Brimlow-3|Thomas]]|| ||Brimlow||Brimlow||1862||1941||78 years |- |[[Selby-2747|Wilma]]|| ||Selby||Huffman||1915||1941||25 years |- |[[Powell-26225|Claud]]||Walter||Powell||Powell||1892||1941||48 years |- |[[Taylor-102030|Elmer]]||Stroud||Taylor||Taylor||1861||1941||80 years |- |[[Michalak-222|Violet]]||Irene||Michalak||Michalak||1925||1942||17 years |- |[[Johnston-7070|Mayme]]||C. ||Johnston||Taylor||1882||1942||60 years |- |[[Firestone-476|Mary]]||E. ||Firestone||Taylor||1867||1943||75 years |- |[[Guinn-1371|Nancy]]||Jane||Guinn||Roberts||1875||1943||67 years||2 missing children |- |[[Derr-978|Mary]]||Magdaline||Derr||Metze||1886||1943||56 years||8 missing children |- |[[Cope-3691|Allen]]||Bennett||Cope||Cope||1853||1943||89 years||3 missing children |- |[[Sibley-728|Clara]]||Elsie||Sibley||Chamberlin||1874||1944||70 years |- |[[Dennis-6743|Gilbert]]||Alfred||Dennis||Dennis||1866||1944||78 years||12 missing children |- |[[Mochwart-3|Mary]]||Evelyn||Mochwart||Koch||1892||1944||51 years||1 missing child |- |[[Wilt-980|John]]||Wesley||Wilt||Wilt||1873||1945||72 years||1 missing child |- |[[Hisey-203|Pauline]]||M. ||Hisey||Harrold||1895||1945||50 years||4 missing children |- |[[Eyster-484|John]]||Brough||Eyster||Eyster||1863||1945||81 years|3 missing children |- |[[Yarian-129|James]]||Lavelle||Yarian||Yarian||1910||1945||35 years||1 missing child |- |[[Schesler-6|Lavina]]||I. ||Schesler||Hutchinson||1880||1945||65 years||3 missing children |- |[[Taylor-26878|Joseph]]||Walter||Taylor I||Taylor||1864||1945||80 years |- |[[Dilworth-776|John]]||Cope||Dilworth||Dilworth||1945||1945||1 day |- |[[Gray-42023|Maude]]||Alice||Gray||Scoville||1859||1945||85 years||1 missing child |- |[[Bevington-297|Charles]]||Hayden||Bevington||Bevington||1865||1946||80 years||2 missing children |- |[[Huffman-6551|Frank]]||Michael||Huffman||Huffman||1870||1946||76 years |- |[[Dilworth-775|Thomas]]||Cope||Dilworth||Dilworth||1946||1946||11 days |- |[[Guiher-18|Ellie]]||Catherine||Guiher||Failor||1873||1946||73 years||1 missing child |- |[[Wigley-652|Lucy]]||May||Wigley||Wigley||1888||1946||57 years |- |[[Hanna-4623|Mary]]||Mae||Hanna||Hanna||1907||1946||38 years |- |[[Shasteen-144|William]]||Andrew||Shasteen||Shasteen||1883||1946||62 years||1 missing child |- |[[Fifer-336|Charles]]||J. ||Fifer||Fifer||1873||1947||74 years||2 missing children |- |[[Custer-1462|Millwood]]||Aubra||Custer Sr.||Custer||1887||1947||59 years||3 missing children |- |[[Furness-1133|Arthur]]|| ||Furness||Furness||1879||1947||67 years||1 missing child |- |[[Smith-314838|John]]||Calvin||Smith||Smith||1852||1947||94 years||2 missing children |- |[[Magill-1429|John]]|| ||Magill||Magill||1872||1947||75 years |- |[[Thompson-84052|Cora]]||Ada||Thompson||Baker||1869||1948||78 years||1 missing child |- |[[Yarian-139|Annice]]|| ||Yarian||Yarian||1875||1948||72 years |- |[[Shields-7161|Myrtle]]||A. ||Shields||Hoffstot||1874||1948||74 years |- |[[Green-54631|Elmer]]||Ray||Greene||Green||1888||1948||59 years||4 missing children |- |[[Gordon-19925|Lee]]||Harry||Gordon||Gordon||1889||1948||59 years |- |[[Black-24391|Charles]]||Albert||Black||Black||1873||1949||75 years||5 missing children |- |[[Read-8407|William]]||Frank||Read||Read||1869||1949||80 years |- |[[Ditzel-67|Dorothea]]||Bell||Ditzel||Todd||1862||1949||86 years||2 missing children |- |[[Dilworth-780|Harriet]]||Jane||Dilworth||Dilworth||1875||1949||75 years |- |[[Murphy-31574|Clara]]||May||Murphy||Randolph||1888||1949||60 years||3 children missing |- |[[Chamberlin-367|Pearl]]||Amos||Chamberlin||Chamberlin||1867||1949||81 years |- |[[Rupert-1082|Leo]]||Jesse||Rupert||Rupert||1949||1949||2 hours |- |[[Jenkins-22214|Annia]]||Lee||Jenkins||Harroff||1905||1949||43 years |- |[[Knight-26725|Cyrus]]|| ||Knight Sr||Knight||1880||1949||69 years||8 missing children |- |[[Metze-37|George]]||Ernest||Metze||Metze||1877||1950||73 years||9 missing children |- |[[Vollnagle-4|Mary]]||Elizabeth||Vollnagle||Dennis||1874||1950||76 years||13 missing children |- |[[Randolph-4869|Stanton]]||David||Randolph||Randolph||1890||1950||60 years||3 children missing |- |[[Cope-3730|Mary]]||Elizabeth||Cope||Phillips||1862||1950||87 years||1 missing child |- |[[McCloskey-907|Florence]]||Martha||McCloskey||Worley||1873||1950||77 years |- |[[Kibler-687|Sarah]]||Elizabeth||Kibler||Deens||1874||1951||77 years |- |[[Bishop-20997|Olive]]||Marie||Bishop||Bevington||1863||1951||87 years||2 missing children |- |[[Metz-3058|Elizabeth]]||May||Metz||Rupert||1874||1951||77 years |- |[[Koch-7248|Eva]]||Mary||Koch||Rupert||1859||1951||91 years |- |[[McCarty-5480|Elizabeth]]||Sarah||McCarty||Beck||1869||1951||82 years |- |[[Wilhelm-2774|Margaret]]||Jane||Wilhelm||Huffman||1875||1951||75 years |- |[[Roberts-53024|Issac]]||Thomas||Roberts Jr||Roberts||1875||1951||75 years||2 missing children |- |[[Cope-3693|Frank]]||Troy||Cope I||Cope||1884||1952||68 years |- |[[Mercer-6143|John]]||Tevis||Mercer Jr.||Mercer||1878||1952||73 years |- |[[Scott-32|William]]||Grant||Scott Sr||Scott||1865||1952||86 years |- |[[Bock-2230|Robert]]||Henry||Bock Jr.||Bock||1906||1952||46 years||1 missing child |- |[[Walters-11410|George]]||Adams||Walters II||Walters||1871||1952||81 years |- |[[Shasteen-139|Lucinda]]||I. ||Shasteen||Butler||1884||1952||67 years||8 missing children |- |[[Streng-417|Adolph]]||Authur||Streng||Streng||1872||1952||79 years||4 missing children |- |[[Eyster-486|Howard]]||John||Eyster||Eyster||1903||1952||49 years |- |[[Booher-744|Earl]]|| ||Booher||Booher||1889||1952||63 years |- |[[Klein-8589|Carl]]||Alfred||Klein||Klein||1898||1952||53 years |- |[[Rich-8213|Harry]]||Snyder||Rich||Rich||1883||1952||68 years||9 missing children |- |[[Failor-64|Delmar]]||Collins||Failor||Failor||1870||1952||81 years||1 missing child |- |[[Phillips-48025|Rosa]]|| ||Phillips||Wilt||1871||1953||82 years||1 missing child |- |[[Geyer-1275|Christian]]||Geyer||Gerber||Gerber||1880||1953||73 years||2 missing children |- |[[Lathrop-2333|Gayle]]||Julian||Lathrop||Lathrop||1935||1953||17 years |- |[[Gotthardt-75|Harry]]||Edward||Gotthardt||Gotthardt||1876||1953||76 years||5 missing children |- |[[Andre-1023|Roger]]||Joseph||Andre Sr||Andre||1892||1954||61 years||5 children left to find |- |[[Smith-312201|Lloyd]]||C.||Smith||Smith||1902||1954||52 years||5 missing children |- |[[Kerr-12187|Laura]]||Ada||Keer||Andre||1890||1955||64 years||5 children left to find |- |[[Shory-1|Samuel]]||Benjamin||Schory||Schory||1875||1955||79 years||4 missing children |- |[[Baker-64349|Elma]]||Odessa||Baker||Baker||1892||1955||63 years |- |[[Taylor-26880|Joseph]]||Walter||Taylor II||Taylor||1906||1955||49 years |- |[[Bretz-518|Laura]]||Maud||Bretz||Shaffer||1886||1955||68 years |- |[[Hubbard-11005|Charles]]||James||Hubbard||Hubbard||1952||1955||3 years |- |[[Worley-4057|Lewis]]||Austin||Worley||Worley||1882||1955||72 years |- |[[Morrison-20434|Walter]]||Edwin||Morrison||Morrison||1903||1955||51 years |- |[[Walker-65762|Ada]]||Mae||Walker||Hollabaugh||1873||1955||82 years||1 missing child |- |[[Hollabaugh-218|Marie]]||Moree||Hollabaugh||Hollabaugh||1898||1956||58 years |- |[[Yarian-137|John]]||Paul||Yarian||Yarian||1918||1956||38 years |- |[[Shatzer-204|Robert]]||Harrison||Shatzer||Shatzer||1891||1956||64 years||3 missing children |- |[[Smith-314948|Corinne]]||Boyd||Smith||Streng||1878||1956||77 years||4 missing children |- |[[Bradshaw-6716|Martha]]||Sadillia||Bradshaw||Conkle||1863||1956||93 years||1 miss child |- |[[Baughman-1720|William]]||Henry||Baughman||Baughman||1874||1956||82 years||1 missing child |- |[[Rupert-1064|Harriet]]|| ||Rupert||Kibler||1861||1956||94 years |- |[[Randolph-4876|John]]||L. ||Randolph||Randolph||1880||1956||75 years||6 missing children |- |[[Young-59044|Kathryn]]||Florence||Young||Bowker||1884||1957||73 years||6 missing children |- |[[McCoy-11009|Martha]]||E. ||McCoy||Black||1875||1957||82 years||5 missing children |- |[[Wilson-108250|Thomas]]||Charles||Wilson||Wilson||1958||1958||6 hours |- |[[Yarian-144|Edward]]||Clark||Yarian||Yarian||1878||1958||80 years||2 children missing |- |[[Mercer-6186|Harriet]]||Isabel||Mercer||Thomas||1866||1958||2 childen missing |- |[[Kibler-694|Elmer]]||Howard||Kibler||Kibler||1890||1958||68 years |- |[[Kibler-698|Clarence]]||Wilber||Kibler||Kibler||1897||1958||61 years |- |[[Buchanan-10404|Mary]]||S. ||Buchanan||Michalak||1884||1958||5 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|[[Post-4592|Elizabeth]]|| ||Post||Kreiling||1867||1960||92 years||1 missing child |- |[[Esterly-169|Ada]]||May||Esterly||Dyke||1880||1960||79 years |- |[[Spicer-4822|Stella]]||Sadie||Spicer||Schory||1893||1960||67 years||5 missing children |- |[[Tomy-9|Emma]]||A. ||Tomy||Esterly||1880||1960||79 years |- |[[Cope-845|Bertha]]||F. ||Cope||Chamberlin||1893||1961||67 years |- |[[Sipe-739|Clarence]]||Leslie||Sipe||Sipe||1879||1961||81 years |- |[[Bretz-517|Minnie]]||Elizabeth||Bretz||Robinson||1879||1961||83 years |- |[[Wigley-642|Laura]]||Alice||Wigley||Unger||1878||1961||82 years||2 missing children |- |[[Schmidt-18892|Julia]]||Elizabeth||Schmidt||Yarian||1888||1961||73 years |- |[[Colella-71|Frank]]||A. ||Colella||Colella||1925||1961||36 years |- |[[Rogers-43635|Infant Boy]]|| ||Rogers||Rogers||1961||1961||stillborn |- |[[Hartman-6205|Bertha]]||Emma||Hartman||Hanna||1877||1962||85 years||6 missing children |- |[[Vollnogle-8|Lydia]]||Ann||Vollnogle||Benton||1904||1962||57 years |- |[[Gordon-19926|Ray]]||Charles||Gordon||Gordon||1892||1962||70 years||3 missing children |- |[[Wolfgang-185|Clarence]]||Amos||Wolfgang||Wolfgang||1884||1962||77 years||4 missing children |- |[[McMillan-7670|Faye]]||Beatrice||McMillan||Workman||1901||1962||61 years||6 missing children |- |[[Bevington-298|Roscoe]]||Conklin||Bevington||Bevington||1894||1962||68 years |- |[[Conkle-224|Ross]]||Eugene||Conkle||Conkle||1915||1963||48 years |- |[[Bower-4987|Clara]]||Belle||Bower||Schweitzer||1881||1963||81 years||6 missing children |- |[[Bowker-1471|Thomas]]||Elijah||Bowker||Bowker||1885||1963||78 years||6 missing chidlren |- |[[Miller-110699|Sullie]]||Francis||Miller||Miller||1901||1963||61 years |- |[[Sanders-21708|Solon]]||Rothwell||Sanders||Sanders||1884||1963||79 years||2 missing children |- |[[Keim-834|Yetta]]|| ||Keim||Metz||1880||1964||83 years |- |[[Huffman-6553|Leonard]]||Franklin||Huffman||Huffman||1915||1964||49 years |- |[[Conn-2310|Sadie]]||W. ||Conn||Alltaffer||1877||1964||86 years||3 children missing |- |[[Gotthardt-76|Willis]]||R. ||Gotthardt||Gotthardt ||1902||1964||62 years||2 missing children |- |[[Mathews-Heaton-1|Grace]]||Maude||Mathews||Harroff||1902||1964||61 years||1 missing child |- |[[Holloway-7590|Irene]]||S. ||Holloway||Yarian||1881||1964||82 years||1 missing child |- |[[Ward-44063|May]]||Elizabeth||Ward||Knight||1907||1964||57 years||7 missing children |- |[[Dodge-9290|Leo]]||Horton||Dodge||Dodge||1918||1964||45 years |- |[[Carter-47642|Lydia]]||Ann||Hawkins-Carter||Sloan||1890||1964||74 years||3 missing children |- |[[Lathrop-2332|Gayle]]||John||Lathrop||Lathrop||1909||1965||56 years |- |[[Robinson-59482|Hugh]]||A. ||Robinson||Robinson||1910||1965||54 years |- |[[Firestone-198|Lydia]]||Ann||Firestone||Vollnogle||1837||1865||26 years||1 missing child |- |[[Schaefer-3778|Elsie]]||L. ||Schaefer||Marwood||1903||1965||62 years||2 missing children |- |[[Walters-11411|Cora]]||E. ||Walters||Holloway||1894||1965||71 years||4 missing children |- |[[Hollabaugh-210|Howard]]||Lloyd||Hollabaugh||Hollabaugh||1892||1966||73 years||4 missing children |- |[[Hollabaugh-212|Clifford]]||Calvin||Hollabaugh||Hollabaugh||1906||1966||60 years |- |[[Gilmore-5910|Howard]]||Floyd||Gilmore||Gilmore||1887||1966||79 years |- |[[Hauptmann-88|Mary]]||Leonora||Hauptmann||Gerber||1881||1966||85 years||2 missing children |- |[[Schaefer-3752|Ann]]||Babara||Schaefer||Chaplow||1892||1966||73 years||4 missing step children |- |[[Sybrant-28|Patience]]||Susan||Sybrant||Nevin||1892||1966||73 years||1 missing child |- |[[Chaplow-16|Joseph]]||Arthur||Chaplow||Chaplow||1893||1966||73 years||4 missing children |- |[[Yarian-128|James]]||Alvin||Yarian||Yarian||1883||1967||84 years |- |[[Scoville-809|Grace]]||Bell||Scoville||Sanders||1885||1967||82 years||2 missing children |- |[[Randolph-4873|Charles]]||Stanton||Randolph||Randolph||1918||1967||49 years |- |[[Beck-12825|Clarence]]||E. ||Beck||Beck||1893||1967||74 years||3 missing children |- |[[Franklin-16169|Dora]]||Mae||Franklin||Adams||1927||1967||38 years||1 missing child |- |[[Bricker-2017|Harry]]||Earl||Bricker||Bricker||1892||1967||75 years |- |[[Yarian-140|George]]||John||Yarian||Yarian||1875||1967||91 years||1 missing child |- |[[Shepherd-11138|Earl]]||Simmons||Shepherd||Shepherd||1914||1987||72 years |- |[[Flowers-4757|LaVern]]||W. ||Flowers||Flowers||1920||1968||47 years |- |[[Miller-110698|Robin]]|| ||Miller||Miller||1968||1968||0 days||mother still living |- |[[McCoy-11084|Baby Girl]]|| ||McCoy||McCoy||1968||1968||0 days |- |[[Davis-109761|Gay]]||E. ||Davis||Sipe||1886||1968||68 years |- |[[Gotthardt-72|Ida]]||Mae||Gotthardt||Clark||1878||1968||90 years |- |[[Bowker-1504|Gaynelle]]||Elverda||Bowker||Sitler||1898||1968||69 years||1 missing child |- |[[Workman-4695|Rolla]]||Vern||Workman||Workman||1899||1968||68 years||6 missing children |- |[[Welsh-5002|Burton]]|| ||Welsh||Welsh||1968||1968||30 min |- |[[Taylor-26991|Iza]]||May||Taylor||Warner||1884||1968||83 years||4 missing childen |- |[[Beight-72|Harvey]]||Elmer||Beight||Beight||1876||1968||92 years |- |[[Young-59090|Stanley]]||Lawrence||Young||Young||1889||1969||80 years||1 missing child |- |[[Smith-311057|Clifford]]||Johnathan||Smith||Smith||1904||1970||65 years |- |[[Strain-1512|Lula]]||Edna||Strain||Shasteen||1882||1970||87 years||1 missing child |- |[[Marlatt-579|Louis]]||Free||Marlatt||Marlatt||1891||1970||79 years |- |[[Kannal-7|Alfred]]||Err||Kannal||Kannal||1904||1971||66 years||1 child missing |- |[[Miller-110694|George]]||Emmet||Miller Sr.||Miller||1892||1971||78 years |- |[[Conkle-218|Clair]]||Raymond||Conkle||Conkle||1893||1971||77 years |- |[[Mainwaring-796|Gertrude]]||Ann||Mainwaring||Beight||1884||1971||86 years |- |[[Sitler-451|Curtis]]||Edgar||Sitler||Sitler||1894||1971||77 years||2 missing children |- |[[Baker-64348|Verna]]||May||Baker||Hollabaugh||1889||1971||81 years||4 missing children |- |[[Springer-4088|William]]||Reichard||Springer||Springer||1895||1971||76 years||3 missing children |- |[[Koch-7244|John]]||Henry||Koch||Koch||1897||1972||75 years |- |[[Wilhelm-2767|Norman]]||Everett||Wilhelm||Wilhelm||1920||1972||52 years |- |[[Nevin-757|Pressley]]||Howard||Nevin||Nevin||1889||1972||83 years||1 missing child |- |[[Kreiling-43|Matilda]]||Elizabeth||Kreiling||Yarian||1889||1972||82 years||2 children missing |- |[[Hawkins-18212|Anna]]||Mary||Hawkins||Williams||1876||1972||96 years |- |[[Ferguson-21948|Jessie]]||Alberta||Ferguson||McCune||1889||1972||82 years||1missing child |- |[[Phillips-48106|Harriet]]||Lenore||Phillips||Hammersmith||1891||1972||81 years |- |[[Kannal-12|Annie]]||M. ||Kannal||Read||1870||1973||102 years |- | [[Krebs-1651|Arthur]]||Valentine||Krebs Sr||Krebs||1904||1973||68 years |- |[[Cope-3697|David]]|| ||Cope||Cope||1921||1973||52 years||4 missing children |- |[[Bevington-296|Cary]]||William||Bevington Sr||Bevington||1901||1974||72 years |- |[[Leffel-353|Harold]]||Oswald||Leffel||Leffel||1906||1974||67 years||3 missing children |- |[[Chamberlin-368|Orley]]||George||Chamberlin||Chamberlin||1895||1975||80 years |- |[[Leffel-354|William]]||Overton||Leffel||Leffel||1934||1975||41 years |- |[[Foertch-1|Edward]]||Seager||Foertch||Foertch||1886||1975||88 years |- |[[Schmidt-18460|Albert]]||Henry||Schmidt||Schmidt||1890||1975||85 years|| 3 missing children |- |[[Shasteen-146|Arlena]]||Bell||Shasteen||Shasteen||1892||1976||84 years |- |[[Shasteen-143|Mabel]]||Gertrude||Shasteen||Quay||1907||1976||68 years |- |[[Porter-25713|Ethel]]||Masel||Porter||Young||1888||1976||87 years||1 missing child |- |[[Ferguson-22004|William]]||Edward||Ferguson||Ferguson||1896||1976||79 years |- |[[Green-54635|Kenneth]]||I. ||Green||Green||1957||1976||18 years |- |[[Lueak-1|Amelia]]||Emma||Lueak||Ream||1892||1977||85 years||2 children missing |- |[[Miller-110679|Elmer]]||James||Miller||Miller||1906||1977||71 years||2 missing children |- |[[Parks-9586|Nora]]||Nathalia||Parks||Custer||1888||1977||88 years||3 missing children |- |[[Hollabaugh-216|Edna]]||Catherine||Hollabaugh||Young||1899||1977||78 years||4 missing children |- |[[Thomas-66943|Stanton]]|| ||Thomas||Thomas||1903||1977||73 years |- |[[McCoy-11083|David]]||Chester||McCoy||McCoy||1964||1977||13 years |- |[[Huffman-6546|Clarence]]||E.||Huffman||Huffman||1903||1977||73 years |- |[[Oberholtzer-384|Charles]]||Edward||Oberholtzer||Oberholtzer||1912||1978||65 years |- |[[Walters-11412|Myrtle]]||Lois||Walters||Minamyer||1899||1978||78 years||5 children missing |- |[[Dyke-1496|Wilbert]]|| ||Dyke||Dyke||1907||1978||70 years||1 missing child |- |[[Deens-41|Walter]]||Lombre||Deens||Deens||1883||1978||95 years||3 missing children |- |[[Powell-26224|Robert]]||Lee||Powell||Powell||1915||1978||62 years |- |[[Metz-3073|James]]||Calvin||Metz||Metz||1878||1979||100 years |- |[[Hill-57282|Rose]]||Mary||Hill||Hill||1947||1979||31 years |- |[[Huffman-6548|Velma]]||Jean||Huffman||Huffman||1935||1979||44 years |- |[[Ferguson-22006|Mary]]||E. ||Ferguson||Ferguson||1891||1979||87 years |- |[[Baughman-1719|William]]||Woodrow||Baughman||Baughman||1913||1979||66 years |- |[[Taylor-102016|Delorma]]||B. ||Taylor||Taylor||1880||1880)||21 days |- |[[Berger-3989|Victoria]]||Lynn||Berger||Barger||1955||1980||24 years |- |[[Johnson-138037|Charlotte]]||M. ||Johnson||Johnson||1902||1980||77 years |- |[[McDade-628|William]]||James||McDade||McDade||1963||1980||16 years |- |[[Harrold-710|Enos]]||M. ||Harrold||Harrold||1891||1980||88 years||4 missing children |- |[[Andre-1025|Paul]]||Blair||Andre||Andre||1920||1981||60 years|| 6 children left to find |- |[[Tappe-100|Margaret]]||Grace||Tappe||Klein||1900||1981||80 years |- |[[Critchfield-424|Elizabeth]]||Mary||Critchfield||Beck||1896||1981||84 years||3 missing children |- |[[Bevington-299|Helen]]||M. ||Bevington||Gotthardt||1902||1982||79 years||2 missing children |- |[[Miller-109830|Sophia]]||Ethel||Miller||Conkle||1894||1982||88 years |- |[[Jones-138607|Mabel]]||Jennette||Jones||Unger||1902||1982||80 years |- |[[McCune-1449|Sara]]||Ellen||McCune||Bricker||1895||1983||88 years |- |[[Devlin-2842|Robert]]||L. ||Devlin||Devlin||1922||1983||60 years |- |[[Vincent-10485|Meryle]]||L. ||Vincent||Vincent||1911||1983||72 years |- | [[Long-30275|Donald]]||W.||Long||Long||1906||1984||78 years||3 children missing |- |[[Fegert-10|Gustave]]||August||Fegert||Fegert||1900||1984||83 years||3 children missing |- |[[Gearhart-975|Esther]]||G. ||Gearhart||Bretz||1894||1984||89 years||2 missing children |- |[[Cope-3694|Betty]]||Jane||Cope||Dilworth||1915||1985||69 years |- |[[Cope-3692|Marion]]||Smail||Cope||Bebout||1911||1985||73 years |- |[[Taylor-26894|Emma]]||Mae||Taylor||Bell||1908||1985||77 years |- |[[Wonner-19|Dorothy]]||Fay||Wonner||Welsh||1917||1985||68 years||3 missing children |- |[[Townsend-12043|Thelma]]||F. ||Townsend||Andre||1930||1986||56 years |- |[[Smail-343|Harriett]]||Irene||Smail||Cope||1886||1986||99 years |- |[[Kibler-685|Elsie]]||May||Kibler||Bell||1893||1986||92 years |- |[[Knight-26726|Cyrus]]|| ||Knight Jr||Knight||1907||1986||79 years|| 6 missing children |- |[[Schweitzer-1559|Martin]]||LeRoy||Schweitzer Sr||Schweitzer||1919||1986||66 years||2 children missing |- |[[Hubbard-11006|Richard]]||Burton||Hubbard Sr||Hubbard||1938||1986||48 years||2 missing children |- |[[Crowl-456|Charles]]||A. ||Crowl||Crowl||1915||1986||70 years |- |[[Ramser-103|Earl]]||Lawrence||Ramser||Ramser||1907||1986||79 years||2 missing children |- |[[Casto-918|Zella]]||Marie||Casto||Forinash||1915||1986||70 years |- |[[Wynkoop-464|Hazel]]||Annas||Wynkoop||Long||1912||1987||75 years||2 children missing |- |[[Dilworth-768|Oland]]||H. ||Dilworth||Dilworth||1916||1987||70 years |- |[[Taylor-26882|John]]||Robert||Taylor||Taylor||1935||1987||52 years |- |[[Rhodes-12513|Ardel]]||Archabel||Rhodes||Rhodes||1915||1987||72 years |- |[[Simmons-5814|Daniel]]|| J. ||Simmons I||Simmons||1902||1988||85 years||4 missing children |- |[[Musser-973|Ella]]||Corene||Musser||Hubbard||1914||1988||73 years||7 missing children |- |[[Taylor-26892|Robert]]||Grant||Taylor||Taylor||1919||1988||68 years |- |[[Yereb-5|William]]|| ||Yereb Sr||Yereb||1918||1988||69 years |- |[[Hagerty-555|Betty]]||Jane||Hagerty||Yereb||1920||1988||67 years |- |[[Milliron-203|Grace]]||Mary||Milliron||Childers||1907||1988||80 years||5 missing children |- |[[Hollabaugh-211|Helen]]||Mae||Hollabaugh||Esterly||1919||1988||69 years||2 missing children |- |[[Williams-126860|Lois]]||A. ||Williams||Booth||1903||1988||85 years||1 missing child |- |[[Dilworth-783|Nancy]]||J. ||Dilworth||Martin||1803||1888||85 years||1 missing child |- |[[Smith-314846|Walter]]||Edward||Smith||Smith||1917||1988||70 years||3 missing children |- |[[Miller-110697|Robert]]||Jacob||Miller Sr.||Miller||1937||1989||51 years |- |[[Moore-83491|Mary]]||Jane||Moore||Shurlock||1905||1989||83 years |- |[[Drake-12434|Marie]]||Ola||Drake||Davis||1923||1989||66 years |- |[[Hall-68417|Robert]]||Nolan||Hall||Hall||1932||1989||56 years |- |[[Yarian-141|Elizabeth]]||Violet||Yarian||Miller||1909||1989||79 years||2 missing children |- |[[Heaton-3049|Vaesther]]|| ||Heaton||Wilson||1907||1989||82 years||1 missing child |- |[[Young-59433|John]]||Edward||Young||Young||1899||1990||90 years |- |[[Yarian-143|Bruce]]||George||Yarian||Yarian||1943||1990||46 years |- |[[Lasiter-131|Leon]]||Wayne||Lasiter||Lasiter||1971||1991||20 years |- |[[Sweitzer-504|George]]||Henry||Sweitzer||Sweitzer||1911||1991||80 years |- |[[Holloway-7479|Dallas]]||William||Holloway||Holloway||1890||1991||101 years||4 missing children |- |[[Cunning-426|Merle]]||William||Cunning||Cunning||1927||1991||64 years |- |[[Britt-2724|Mary]]||Jane||Britt||Cope||1921||1991||70 years |- |[[Saunders-14791|Betty]]||Jane||Saunders||Metze||1930||1991||60 years |- |[[Metz-3074|Joshua]]||Thurston Peter||Metz||Metz||1966||1991||24 years |- |[[Bevington-300|Eva]]||Zoe||Bevington||Smith||1905||1991||86 years |- |[[Mach-275|Della]]||Helen||Matikonas||Koch||1905||1991||86 years||2 missing children |- |[[Michalak-223|Charles]]||Andrew||Michalak||Michalak||1910||1992||82 years |- |[[Kibler-700|Irvin]]||Cleo||Kibler||Kibler||1900||1992||91 years |- |[[Bair-1063|Theresa]]||Mae||Bair||Cunning||1935||1992||57 years |- |[[Bretz-503|Andrew]]||William||Bretz||Bretz||1911||1992||80 years |- |[[Ward-43736|Jesse]]||Leroy||Ward||Ward||1916||1992||75 years |- |[[Arthurs-596|Willard]]||Richard||Arthurs||Arthurs||1916||1992||76 years |- |[[Noel-961|Edna]]||Bell||Noel||Taylor||1923||1993||70 years |- |[[Johnston-28181|Wilma]]||Margaret||Johnston||Graham||1904||1993||88 years |- |[[Scott-57570|Ruth]]||Ida||Scott||Smith||1921||1993||71 years |- |[[Bowers-9695|Sanford]]||Edward||Bowers||Bowers||1910||1993||82 years |- |[[Schneider-13466|Sarah]]||Margaret||Schneider||Cartwright||1935||1993||58 years |- |[[Spillman-425|Ronald]]||Lawrence||Spillman||Spillman||1911||1994||83 years |- |[[Beight-71|Elinor]]||Jane||Beight||Bretz||1915||1994||78 years |- |[[Baker-64375|Effie]]||Myrtle||Baker||Schmidt||1899||1994||94 years||3 missing children |- |[[Metze-40|Donald]]||Hubert||Metze||Metze||1924||1994||69 years |- |[[Ballantine-414|Peter]]||Terrence||Ballantine Sr.||Ballantine||1935||1995||60 years |- | [[Krebs-1650|Alma]]||Jean||Krebs||Krebs||1931||1995||63 years |- |[[Blosser-741|Rudolph]]||Peter||Blosser Jr.||Blosser||1915||1995||80 years |- |[[Dillon-1580|Frances]]||Virginia||Dillon||Taylor||1908||1995||86 years |- |[[Ward-43853|Fern]]||Delila||Ward||Fegert||1903||1995||91 years |- |[[Clark-82564|Dorothy]]||Elizabeth||Clark||Garrod||1915||1995||80 years |- |[[Forinash-85|Nolan]]||Austin||Forinash||Forinash||1914||1995||81 years |- |[[Ward-44081|Maude]]||Rebecca||Ward||Krebs||1905||1996||91 years |- |[[Dunn-22116|Pauline]]||Marie||Dunn||Michalak||1918||1996||78 years |- |[[Wilkinson-16040|Sandra]]||Lee||Wilkinson||Mackall||1950||1996||46 years |- |[[Kirsch-1021|Anna]]||M. ||Kirsch||Simmons||1895||1996||100 years |- |[[Marsh-13491|Karl]]||Wilhelm||Marsh Jr||Marsh||1915||1996||81 years |- |[[Weinstock-97|Sara]]||Rebecca||Weinstock||Beitzel||1939||1996||57 years |- |[[Metze-39|Floyd]]||Russell||Metze||Metze||1922||1997||75 years |- |[[Graham-31872|Barnett]]||Dent||Graham||Graham||1902||1997||95 years |- |[[Buchecker-43|Alice]]||Melissa||Buchecker||Preston||1920||1997||76 years |- |[[Berger-3964|Donald]]||Fredrick||Berger||Berger||1930||1998||68 years |- |[[Hively-295|Florence]]||Amilia||Hively||Bock||1903||1998||94 years |- |[[Esterly-173|Walter]]||Arthur||Esterly||Esterly||1921||1998||76 years |- |[[Unger-1703|Lester]]||Hughs||Unger||Unger||1904||1998||93 years |- |[[Hawkins-18271|Paul]]||Marion||Hawkins||Hawkins||1904||1999||94 years |- |[[Baer-1610|James]]||Clark||Baer||Baer||1944||1999||54 years |- |[[Witmer-619|Dean]]||Myron||Witmer||Witmer||1930||1999||69 years |- |[[Ford-22784|William]]||Glenn||Ford||Ford||1910||1999||88 years |- |[[Kibler-705|Mary]]||Harriet||Kibler||Shepherd||1914||1999||85 years |- |[[Buckalew-276|Donald]]||Charles||Buckalew||Buckalew||1926||2000||73 years |- |[[Guy-5403|Perry]]||Leonard||Guy Sr||Guy||1930||2000||69 years |- |[[Abbott-15234|Abbey]]||Lynn||Abbott||Abbott||1983||2000||16 years |- |[[Barber-14295|Mary]]||Ellen||Barber||Yarian||1918||2000||81 years |- |[[Young-59089|Maxine]]||Jane||Young||Esterly||1911||2000||89 years |- |[[Rohrer-973|Mabel]]||Ruth||Rohrer||Oberholtzer||1907||2000||92 years |- |[[Luek-9|Nelda]]||Mae||Luek||Conkle||1916||2000||83 years |- |[[Yarian-142|Melvin]]||Seymour||Yarian||Yarian||1915||2000||84 years |- |[[Bell-11916|Marilynn]]||Mae||Bell||Roberts||1940||2000||60 years |- |[[Lindsay-8287|Charles]]||Milton||Lindsay||Lindsay||1923||2000||77 years |- |[[Garrod-215|Henry]]||Willis||Garrod||Garrod||1912||2001||89 years |- |[[Spencer-27961|Goldie]]||May||Spencer||Sitler||1915||2001||86 years |- |[[Carter-46935|Mary]]||Evelyn||Carter||Flowers||1928||2001||73 years |- |[[Andre-1090|Frank]]||E.||Andre Sr||Andre||1928||2001||72 years |- |[[Baughman-1729|Catherine]]||Jane||Baughman||Lathrop||1908||2002||93 years |- |[[Bower-4907|Pauleen]]||Alice||Bower||Wolfgang||1922||2002||79 years |- |[[Metze-36|Bertha]]||Emma||Metze||Ramser||1912||2002||90 years |- |[[Weaver-17080|Kathleen]]||June||Weaver||Conkle||1923||2002||79 years |- |[[Snyder-17748|Julia]]||Matilda||Snyder||Sweitzer||1919||2002||82 years |- |[[Conkle-222|Mary]]||Elizabeth||Conkle||Kannal||1901||2003||101 years |- |[[Munyon-155|Ruth]]|| ||Munyon||Arthurs||1920||2003||82 years |- |[[Buhecker-2|Ruth]]||Elizabeth||Buhecker||Chamberlin||1920||2003||82 years |- |[[Hommel-3|Harold]]||Joseph||Hommel||Hommel||1925||2003||77 years |- |[[Ricciulli-2|Rose]]|| ||Ricciulli||Benner||1926||2003||76 years |- |[[Morgan-39445|Effie]]||Elizabeth||Morgan||Betts||1904||2003||98 years |- |[[Benner-1579|Glenn]]||Arthur||Benner 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New Year's E-Cards
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[[Category:E-Cards]] [[Category:Holiday E-Cards]] '''Virtual Vintage New Year's E-Cards''' Here are vintage New Year's greeting cards that can be sent as e-greetings. These cards are simpler, faster, and more classy than some electronic greeting cards out there, and they're all entirely free. They don't even have advertising. To send a card, simply click on a "'''E-Card'''" button below an image you see here.
New York, Passenger Lists, 1820-1957
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[[Category: Sources by Name]] Other: [[Space:Category-Source|Sources]] __TOC__ == New York, Passenger Lists, 1820-1967 == Covers the years 1820 to 1967 and includes the following: : 1820 to 1855: pre Castle Garden : 1855 to 1890: Castle Garden : 1890 to 1891: Barge Office : 1892 to 1957: Ellis Island * [[Special:Whatlinkshere/Space:New York, Passenger Lists, 1820-1957|WikiTree Profiles that use this source]] === Available online at these locations: === * http://www.archives.gov/nyc/finding-aids/passenger-lists.html * http://www.archives.gov/research/immigration/port/new-york.html * http://www.genesearch.com/newyork/ * http://stevemorse.org/ellis/passengers.php * https://www.ancestry.com/search/collections/nypl/ * https://www.ancestry.com/search/collections/nyplstate/ * https://www.ancestry.com/search/collections/dutchimm_ga/ * https://www.ancestry.com/search/collections/newyork273/ === WikiTree Syntax === * ''[[Space:New York, Passenger Lists, 1820-1957|New York, Passenger Lists, 1820-1957]]'' * ([[#NYPL|NY Passenger Lists]])
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Here are images and vintage postcards that you can send as Big Apple e-greetings. All e-cards on WikiTree are 100% free. They have no ads and no pop-ups anywhere. The messages are private and e-mail addresses are not saved or used for any other purpose. [[Category:E-Cards]] [[Category:Eastern_US_E-Cards]] [[Category:New_York]] [[Category: New York Images]]
New York in the American Revolution
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[[Category:Province of New York Military History]] [[Category:Province of New York]][[Category:New York History]][[Category:New York, American Revolution]][[Category:New York]] The following is a list of New York Units in the American Revolutionary War: {| border="1" align="center" class="wikitable sortable" style="font-style:; font-size:100%; border: 3px Solid Blue;" |- !Branch !Unit Category !Commander !Roster (active) |- |Continental Line |[[:Category:1st New York Regiment, Continental Army, American Revolution]] |[[Van_Schaick-169|Van Schaick, Goose, Col]] |[http://threerivershms.com/nylinefirst.htm Roster] 1775-1783 |- |Continental Line |[[:Category:2nd New York Regiment, Continental Army, American Revolution]] |[[Van_Cortlandt-56|Van Cortland, Philip Col]] |[http://threerivershms.com/nylinesecond.htm Roster] 1775-1783 |- |Continental Line |[[:Category:3rd New York Regiment, Continental Army, American Revolution]] |[[Clinton-146|Clinton, James Col]]; Gansevort, Peter, Col |[http://threerivershms.com/nylinethird.htm Roster] 1775-1780 |- |Continental Line |[[:Category:4th New York Regiment, Continental Army, American Revolution]] |Holmes, James Col; Livingston, Henry B. Col |[http://threerivershms.com/nylinefourth.htm Roster] |- |Continental Line |[[:Category:5th New York Regiment, Continental Army, American Revolution]] |DuBois/Duboys, Lewis Col; Willett, Marinus Col |[http://threerivershms.com/nylinefifth.htm Roster] 1777-1781 |- |Continental Line |[[:Category:Additional New York Regiment, Continental Army, American Revolution]] (Battalion) |Livingston, James Col |[http://threerivershms.com/nylineaddtl.htm Roster] |- |Continental Line |[[:Category: Green Mountain Boys]] |Allen, Ethan Col; (Major Brown's Detachment) |[http://threerivershms.com/nylinegrnmtn.htm Roster] |- |Contenental Line |Additional Corps, More Smaller units |Hazen, Moses Col |[http://threerivershms.com/nymore.htm Roster] |- |New York Levies |[[:Category:New York Levies, New York Militia, American Revolution]] | |[http://threerivershms.com/nyleviesmisc.htm Roster] |- |New York Levies |[[:Category:The Levies (Harper), New York Militia, American Revolution]] |Harper, John Col |[http://threerivershms.com/nyrevleviesharper.htm Roster] |- |New York Levies |[[:Category:The Levies (Weissenfels), New York Militia, American Revolution]] |Weissenfels, Frederick Col |[http://threerivershms.com/nyrevleviesweissenfels.htm Roster] |- |New York Levies |[[:Category: 1st Regiment of Levies, New York Militia, American Revolution]] (Malcolm) |Malcolm, William Col |[http://threerivershms.com/nyleviesmalcom.htm Roster] 1780–81 |- |New York Levies |[[:Category:The Levies (Dubois), New York Militia, American Revolution]] |Dubois, Lewis Col |[http://threerivershms.com/nyleviesdubois.htm Roster] 1780 |- |New York Levies |[[:Category:The Levies (Graham), New York Militia, American Revolution]] |Graham, Morris Col |[http://threerivershms.com/nyleviesgraham.htm Roster] |- |New York Levies |[[:Category:The Levies (Pawling), New York Militia, American Revolution]] |Pawling, Albert Col |[http://threerivershms.com/nyleviespawling.htm Roster] |- |New York Levies |5th Regiment [[:Category: Willett's Regiment of Levies, New York Militia, American Revolution]] |Willett, Marinus Col[[#Willet]] |[http://threerivershms.com/nylevieswillett.htm Roster] |- |Albany County Militia |[[:Category: Albany County, New York Militia, American Revolution]] | - | - |- |Albany County Militia |[[:Category: 1st Regiment, Albany County Militia, New York Militia, American Revolution]] |Cuyler, Abraham Col; Lansing, Jacob, Jr. Col; Price, John Maj |[http://threerivershms.com/nymilitiaalbany1.htm Roster] 1881-1883 |- |Albany County Militia |[[:Category: 2nd Regiment, Albany County Militia, New York Militia, American Revolution]] |Wemple, Abraham Col |[http://threerivershms.com/nymilitiaalbany2.htm Roster] |- |Albany County Militia |[[:Category: 3rd Regiment, Albany County Militia, New York Militia, American Revolution]] |Schuyler, Philip P. Col |[http://threerivershms.com/nymilitiaalbany3.htm Roster] |- |Albany County Militia |[[:Category: 4th Regiment, Albany County Militia, New York Militia, American Revolution]] |Van Rensselaer, Killan Col |[http://threerivershms.com/nymilitiaalbany4.htm Roster]| |- |Albany County Militia |[[:Category:5th Regiment, Albany County Militia, New York Militia, American Revolution]] |Van Den Bergh, Gerrit G. Col |[http://threerivershms.com/nymilitiaalbany5.htm Roster] |- |Albany County Militia |[[:Category:6th Regiment, Albany County Militia, New York Militia, American Revolution]] |Schuyler, Stephen John Col |[http://threerivershms.com/nymilitiaalbany6.htm Roster] |- |Albany County Militia |[[:Category:7th Regiment, Albany County Militia, New York Militia, American Revolution]] |Van Alstine, Abraham J. Col |[http://threerivershms.com/nymilitiaalbany7.htm Roster] |- |Albany County Militia |[[:Category: 8th Regiment, Albany County Militia, New York Militia, American Revolution]] |Van Rensselaer, Robert Col |[http://threerivershms.com/nymilitiaalbany8.htm Roster] |- |Albany County Milita |[[:Category:9th Regiment, Albany County Militia, New York Militia, American Revolution]] |Van Ness, Peter Col |[http://threerivershms.com/nymilitiaalbany9.htm Roster] |- |Albany County Militia |[[:Category: 10th Regiment, Albany County Militia, New York Militia, American Revolution]] |Graham, Morris Col |[http://threerivershms.com/nymilitiaalbany10.htm Roster] |- |Albany County Militia |[[:Category:11th Regiment, Albany County Militia, New York Militia, American Revolution]] |Van Bergen, Anthony Col |[http://threerivershms.com/nymilitiaalbany11.htm Roster] |- |Albany County Militia |[[:Category:12th Regiment, Albany County Militia, New York Militia, American Revolution]] |Van Schoonhoven, Jacobus Col |[http://threerivershms.com/nymilitiaalbany12.htm Roster] |- |Albany County Militia |[[:Category:13th Regiment, Albany County Militia, New York Militia, American Revolution]] |McCrea, John Col |[http://threerivershms.com/nymilitiaalbany13.htm Roster] |- |Albany County Milita |[[:Category: 14th Regiment, Albany County Militia, New York Militia, American Revolution]] |Knickerbacker, John Col |[http://threerivershms.com/nymilitiaalbany14.htm Roster] |- |Albany County Militia |[[:Category:15th Regiment, Albany County Militia, New York Militia, American Revolution]] |Vroman, Peter Col |[http://threerivershms.com/nymilitiaalbany15.htm Roster] |- |Albany County Militia |[[:Category: 16th Regiment, Albany County Militia, New York Militia, American Revolution]] |Blair, John Col |[http://threerivershms.com/nymilitiaalbany16.htm Roster] |- |Albany County Militia |[[:Category: 17th Regiment, Albany County Militia, New York Militia, American Revolution]] |Whiting, William B. Col |[http://threerivershms.com/nymilitiaalbany17.htm Roster] |- |Albany County Militia |[[:Category:Independent Company, Albany County Militia, New York Militia, American Revolution]] |Van Gaasbeck, Petrus Capt |[http://threerivershms.com/nyrevindep.htm Roster] |- |Charlotte County Militia |[[:Category:Charlotte County New York Militia, American Revolution]] |Williams, John Col (Doctor) |[http://threerivershms.com/nyrevcharcumb.pdf Roster] |- |Cumberland |[[:Category:Cumberland County New York Militia, American Revolution]] |Williams, William Col |[http://threerivershms.com/nyrevcharcumb.pdf Roster] |- |Dutchess County Militia |[[:Category:Dutchess County New York Militia, American Revolution]] | | - |- |Dutchess County Militia |[[:Category:2nd Regiment, Dutchess County Militia, New York Militia, American Revolution]] |Brinkerhoff, Abraham Col |[http://threerivershms.com/nyrevdut-2.pdf Roster] 1777 |- |- |Dutchess County Militia |[[:Category: 3rd Regiment, Dutchess County Militia, New York Militia, American Revolution]] |Field, John Col |[http://threerivershms.com/nyrevdut-3.pdf Roster] 1777-1780 |- |Dutchess County Militia |[[:Category:4th Regiment, Dutchess County Militia, New York Militia, American Revolution]] |Frear, John Col |[http://threerivershms.com/nyrevdut-4.pdf Roster] |- |Dutchess County Militia |[[:Category:5th Regiment, Dutchess County Militia, New York Militia, American Revolution]] [[:Category: Humphrey's Regiment of Militia, 1776-77, New York Militia, American Revolution]] (duplicate) |Humfrey, William Col |[http://threerivershms.com/nyrevdut-5.pdf Roster] |- |Dutchess County Militia |[[:Category:6th Regiment, Dutchess County Militia, New York Militia, American Revolution]] |Graham, Morris Col |[http://threerivershms.com/nyrevdut-6.pdf Roster] |- |Dutchess County Militia |[[:Category:7th Regiment, Dutchess County Militia, New York Militia, American Revolution]] |Ludenton, Henry Col |[http://threerivershms.com/nyrevdut-7.pdf Roster] |- |Dutchess County Militia |Dutchess County Militia (Associated Exempts) |Platt, Zephaniah Col |[http://threerivershms.com/nyrevdut-aexmp.pdf Roster] |- |Dutchess County Militia |[[:Category:Cooper's Rangers, Dutchess County Militia, New York Militia, American Revolution]] |Cooper, Ezekiel Capt |[http://threerivershms.com/nyrev-minmen.pdf Roster] |- |Dutchess County Militia |[[:Category: Colonel Swartwout's Regiment of Minutemen, Dutchess County Militia, New York Militia, American Revolution]] |Swartwout, Jacobus Col |[http://threerivershms.com/nyrev-minmen.pdf Roster] |- |Orange County Militia |[[:Category:Orange County New York Militia, American Revolution]] | - | - |- |Orange County Militia |[[:Category:1st Regiment, Orange County Militia, New York Militia, American Revolution]] |Woodhull, Jesse Col |[http://threerivershms.com/nyrevrorange1-2.pdf Roster] 1776 |- |Orange County Militia |[[:Category:2nd Regiment, Orange County Militia, New York Militia, American Revolution]] |Hay, Ann Hawk Col |[http://threerivershms.com/nyrevrorange1-2.pdf Roster] 1778–80 |- |Orange County Militia |[[:Category:3rd Regiment, Orange County Militia, New York Militia, American Revolution]] |Allison, William Col |[http://threerivershms.com/nyrevrorange3-4.pdf Roster] 1775–78 |- |Orange County Militia |4th Regiment, Orange County Militia, New York Militia, American Revolution |Hathorn, John Col |[http://threerivershms.com/nyrevrorange3-4.pdf Roster] 1777–81 |- |Orange County Militia |[[:Category:Associated Exempts, Orange County Militia, New York Militia, American Revolution]] |Wood, John Capt |[http://threerivershms.com/nyrevrorange3-4.pdf Roster] |- |Ulster County Militia |[[:Category:Ulster County New York Militia, American Revolution]] | - | - |- |Ulster County Militia |[[:Category:1st Regiment, Ulster County Militia, New York Militia, American Revolution]] |Snyder, Johannes Col |[http://threerivershms.com/nyrevulster-1.pdf Roster] |- |Ulster County Militia |[[:Category:2nd Regiment, Ulster County Militia, New York Militia, American Revolution]] |McClaghry, James Col |[http://threerivershms.com/nyrevulster-2.pdf Roster] |- |Ulster County Militia |[[:Category:3rd Regiment, Ulster County Militia, New York Militia, American Revolution]] |Pawling, Levi Col |[http://threerivershms.com/nyrevulster-3.pdf Roster] |- |Ulster County Militia |[[:Category: 4th Regiment, Ulster County, New York Militia, American Revolution]] |Hardenburgh, Johannes Col |[http://threerivershms.com/nyrevulster-4.pdf Roster] 1776 |- |Ulster County Militia |[[:Category:Independent Company, Ulster County New York Militia, American Revolution]] |Clark, Samuel Capt |[http://threerivershms.com/nyrevulster-ind.pdf Roster] |- |Ulster County Militia |[[:Category:Light Horse, Ulster County New York Militia, American Revolution]] |Salisbury Capt |[http://threerivershms.com/nyrevulster-ind.pdf Roster] |- |Ulster County Militia |[[:Category:Rangers, Ulster County New York Militia, American Revolution]] |Belkhap, Isaac Capt |[http://threerivershms.com/nyrevulster-ind.pdf Roster] |- |Suffolk County Militia |[[:Category: Suffolk County, New York Militia, American Revolution]] | - | - |- |Suffolk County Militia |[[:Category:1st Regiment, Suffolk County Militia, New York Militia, American Revolution]] |Smith, Josiah Col |[http://threerivershms.com/myrevsuffolk.pdf Roster] |- |Suffolk County Militia |[[:Category:3rd Regiment, Suffolk County Militia, New York Militia, American Revolution]] |Terry, Thomas Col |[http://threerivershms.com/myrevsuffolk.pdf Roster] |- |Suffolk County Militia |[[:Category:Minutemen Regiment, Suffolk County Militia, New York Militia, American Revolution]] |Mulford, David Col |[http://threerivershms.com/myrevsuffolk.pdf Roster] |- |Westchester County Militia |[[:Category:Westchester County New York Militia, American Revolution]] | - | - |- |Westchester County Militia |[[:Category:1st Regiment, Westchester County Militia, New York Militia, American Revolution]] |Drake, Joseph Col |[http://threerivershms.com/nyrevwest-1.pdf Roster] |- |Westchester County Militia |[[:Category:2nd Regiment, Westchester County Militia, New York Militia, American Revolution]] |Thomas, Thomas Col |[http://threerivershms.com/nyrevwest-2.pdf Roster] |- |Westchester County Militia |[[:Category:3rd Regiment, Westchester County Militia, New York Militia, American Revolution]] |Van Cortlandt, Pierre Col |[http://threerivershms.com/nyrevwest-3.pdf Roster] |- |Westchester County Militia |[[:Category:4th Regiment, Westchester County Militia, New York Militia, American Revolution]] |Crane, Thaddeus Col |[http://threerivershms.com/nyrevwest-4.pdf Roster] 1779-1781 |- |Westchester County Militia |[[:Category:Associated Exempts, Westchester County Militia, New York Militia, American Revolution]] |Benedict, Joseph Col |[http://threerivershms.com/nyrevwest-exmpt.pdf Roster] 1780-81 |- |Westchester County Militia |[[:Category:Separate Exempts, Westchester County Militia, New York Militia, American Revolution]] |Horton, Jonathan Capt |[http://threerivershms.com/nyrevwest-exmpt.pdf Roster] |- |Tryon County Militia |[[:Category:Tryon County New York Militia, American Revolution]] | - | - |- |Tryon County Militia |[[:Category:1st Regiment, Tryon County Militia, New York Militia, American Revolution]] |[[Campbell-9792|Campbell, Samuel Col]] |[http://threerivershms.com/nyrevtryon1.htm Roster] |- |Tryon County Militia |[[:Category:2nd Regiment, Tryon County Militia, New York Militia, American Revolution]] |[[Klock-146|Klock, Jacob Col]] |[http://threerivershms.com/nyrevtryon2.htm Roster] |- |Tryon County Militia |[[:Category:3rd Regiment, Tryon County Militia, New York Militia, American Revolution]] and [[:Category:Fisher's Regiment, New York Militia, American Revolution]] (duplicate, should be deleted) |Fisher, Frederick Col |[http://threerivershms.com/nyrevtryon3.htm Roster] 1775-1781 |- |Tryon County Militia |[[:Category:4th Regiment, Tryon County Militia, New York Militia, American Revolution]] |[[Bellinger-59|Bellinger, Peter Col]] |[http://threerivershms.com/nyrevtryon4.htm Roster] |- |Tryon County Militia |[[:Category:5th Regiment, Tryon County Militia, New York Militia, American Revolution]] |Harper, John Col |[http://threerivershms.com/nyrevtryon5.htm Roster] 1779 |- |Tryon County Militia |[[:Category:Minutemen Battalion, Tryon County Militia, New York Militia, American Revolution]] |[[Campbell-9792|Campbell, Samuel Col]] |[http://threerivershms.com/nyrevtryonmin.htm Roster] 1776–82 |- |Tryon County Militia |[[:Category:Associated Exempts, Tryon County Militia, New York Militia, American Revolution]] |Fonda, Jellis Capt |[http://threerivershms.com/nyrevtryonexempts.htm Roster] |- |Tryon County Militia |[[:Category:Rangers, Tryon County Militia, New York Militia, American Revolution]] |Winn, John Capt |[http://threerivershms.com/nyrevrangers.htm Roster] |- |New York Militia | * Colonel John Lasher's Regiment * Colonel John Nicholson's Regiment * Colonel Cornelius D. Wynkoop's Regiment * Maj John Wheellock's Regiment * Fondey's Party * Bradt's Rangers * Reilay's Rangers | |[http://threerivershms.com/nyrevmisc.pdf Roster] |} == Officers == * Captain, Major, Lieutenant-Colonel, Colonel and Acting Brigadier General Marinus Willett was a gallant officer. He held many commands and his promotions were rapid. In 1775-6 he was a Captain in Colonel Alexander McDougal's Regiment, 1st N. Y. Line. On April 27, 1776, the Provincial Congress recommended him to the Continental Congress for Major of the same Regiment. In November of the same year he was recommended for Lieutenant- Colonel of the 3d Line, and in July, 1780, he was made Lieutenant-Colonel Commandant of the 5th Regiment of the Line. In 1781, as Lieutenant-Colonel, he commanded a Regiment of Levies, and in 1782 was made full Colonel of still another Regiment of Levies, After the death of General Nicholas Herkimer, Colonel Willett commanded the Tryon Co. 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[[Category: New York, War of 1812]] For a grouping of categories of units, see [[:Category: New York, War of 1812|the category for New York, War of 1812]] [[Image:Clark-15765-8.gif|360px]] [[Image:War_of_1812_Project_Images-16.jpg|150px|??]] [[Image:Clark-15765-8.gif|360px]] === New York Units === ''This section is a work in progress.'' (extracted from [http://search.ancestry.com/search/db.aspx?dbid=4281 U.S., War of 1812 Service Records, 1812-1815]) Please follow formats shown to set up categories as needed. - Questions? Ask in G2G. :[[:Category:2nd Regiment, New York Militia (Dutton's), War of 1812|2nd Regiment, New York Militia (Dutton's)]] :[[:Category:Captain Alexander Price's Company, New York, War of 1812|Captain Alexander Price's Company, New York]] * 1 BATT'N ART'Y (LATE 9 REG'T), NEW YORK * 1 REG'T (BELKNAP'S), NEW YORK MILITIA - Use; [[:Category:1st Regiment (Belknap's) New York Militia, War of 1812|1st Regiment (Belknap's) New York Militia, War of 1812]] * 1 REG'T (BLOOM'S), NEW YORK MILITIA - Use: 1st Regiment (Bloom's) New York Militia, War of 1812 * [[:Category: 1st Regiment (Davis') New York Militia, War of 1812|1st Regiment (Davis') New York Militia, War of 1812]] * 1 REGIMENT (DODGE'S), NEW YORK MILITIA - Use: [[:Category:1st Regiment (Dodge's) New York Militia, War of 1812|1st Regiment (Dodge's) New York Militia, War of 1812]] * 1 REG'T (HARRIS'), NEW YORK MILITIA - Use: 1st Regiment (Harris') New York Militia, War of 1812 * 1 REG'T (LAIGHT'S), NEW YORK MILITIA * 1 REGIMENT (NELLIS'), NEW YORK MILITIA *[[:Category:1st Regiment, New York Artillery (Sitcher's), War of 1812|1 REG'T ART'Y (SITCHER'S), NEW YORK VOLS]] * [[:Category:2nd Regiment, United States Artillery, War of 1812|2nd Regiment, United States Artillery, War of 1812]] *2nd Regiment (BEDEL'S), NEW YORK MILITIA * [[:Category: 2nd Regiment (Delamater's) New York Militia, War of 1812|2nd Regiment (Delamater's) New York Militia, War of 1812]] * 2 REG'T (DOBBIN'S), NEW YORK MILITIA * 2 REGIMENT (MAPES'), NEW YORK MILITIA * 2 REGIMENT (SWIFT'S) NEW YORK MILITIA * [[:Category: 2nd Regiment, New York Militia (Van Hook's), War of 1812|2nd Regiment, New York Militia (Van Hook's), War of 1812]] * 2 REGIMENT (WARD'S), NEW YORK MILITIA * 3 ARTILLERY AND LIGHT INFANTRY REGIMENT, NEW YORK * 3 ARTILLERY REGIMENT, NEW YORK (same as above?) * 3 REG'T (SMITH'S), NEW YORK MILITIA * 3 REG'T (VAN RENSSELAER'S), NEW YORK MIL * 5 ARTILLERY AND INFANTRY REG'T (COLDEN'S), NEW YORK MILITIA * 6 ARTILLERY REGIMENT, NEW YORK * 7 ARTILLERY REGIMENT' NEW YORK * [[:Category: 7th Regiment (Green's), New York Militia, War of 1812|7th Regiment (Green's), New York Militia, War of 1812]] * 8 ARTILLERY REGIMENT, NEW YORK * [[:Category: 8th Regiment (Miller's), New York Militia, War of 1812|8th Regiment (Miller's), New York Militia, War of 1812]] * 9 ARTILLERY REGIMENT, NEW YORK. * 9 REG'T (VOSBURGH'S), NEW YORK MILITIA *[[:Category:10th Regiment, New York Militia (Prior's), War of 1812|10th Regiment, New York Militia (Prior's), War of 1812]] * 12 REG'T CAVALRY (BOUGHTON'S), NEW YORK MILITIA * [[:Category: Twelfth Regiment, New York Militia (Van Dalfsen's), War of 1812|12 REG'T (VAN DALFSEN'S), NEW YORK MILITIA]] * 12 REG'T (VARIAN'S), NEW YORK MILITIA (same as Varian's below?) * 13 BRIGADE (COLLENS'), NEW YORK MILITIA *[[:Category:13th Regiment, New York Militia (Farrington's), War of 1812|13 REG'T (FARRINGTON'S), NEW YORK MILITIA]] * 16 REG'T (STRANAHAN'S), NEW YORK MILITIA * [[:Category:17th Regiment, New York Militia (Mead's), War of 1812| 17 REG'T (MEAD'S), NEW YORK MILITIA]] * 18 REGIMENT (DOBBIN'S), NEW YORK MILITIA [https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:33S7-95ZD-9252] * [[:Category:19th Regiment, New York Militia (Bloom's), War of 1812|19 REG'T (BLOOM'S), NEW YORK MILITIA]] * 20 REG'T (ALLEN'S), NEW YORK MILITIA * 20 REGIMENT (GRIDLEY'S), NEW YORK MIL * 23 REGIMENT (COOK'S), NEW YORK MILITIA *[[:Category:27th Regiment, New York Militia (Bellinger's), War of 1812|27 REG'T (BELLINGER'S), NEW YORK MILITIA]] * 27 REG'T SHOEMAKER'S, NEW YORK MIL *[[:Category:36th Regiment, New York Militia (Miller's), War of 1812|36 REG'T (MILLER'S), NEW YORK MILITIA]] * 37 REGIMENT (NOBLE'S), NEW YORK MIL *[[:Category:39th Regiment (Howell's) New York Militia, War of 1812|39 REG'T (HOWELL'S), NEW YORK MILITIA]] * 45 REG'T (KNICKERBACKER'S), NEW YORK MIL. * [[:Category: 46th Regiment, New York Militia (Coxe's), War of 1812 | 46 REG'T (COXE'S), NEW YORK MILITIA]] * [[:Category: 55th Regiment, New York Militia (Allen's), War of 1812|55 REG'T (ALLEN'S), NEW YORK MILITIA]] * 55 REG'T (SPRAGUE'S), NEW YORK MILITIA * 61 REG'T (CARVER'S), NEW YORK MILITIA * 64 AND 93 CONSOLIDATED REGIMENT, NEW YORK MILITIA * [[:Category:72nd Regiment, New York Militia (Hick's), War of 1812|72 REG'T (HICKS'), NEW YORK MILITIA]] * [[:Category:76th Regiment, New York Militia (Tuttle's), War of 1812|76 REG'T (TUTTLE'S, NEW YORK MILITIA]] * 83 REG'T (GURNEE'S), NEW YORK MILITIA * [[:Category: 90th Regiment, New York Militia (Wright's), War of 1812|90 REG'T (WRIGHT'S), NEW YORK MILITIA]] * 98 REG'T (CLARK'S), NEW YORK MILITIA * 100 REG'T (BRITAIN'S), NEW YORK MILITIA * [[:Category: 101st Regiment, New York Militia (Cartter's), War of 1812 | 101 REG'T (CARTTER'S), NEW YORK MILITIA]] * 114 REG'T (RICE'S), NEW YORK MILITIA *[[:Category:129th Regiment, New York Militia (Farnham's), War of 1812|129 REG'T (FARNHAM'S), NEW YORK MILITIA]] *[[:Category:134th Regiment, New York Militia (Stone's), War of 1812|134 REG'T (STONE'S), NEW YORK MILITIA]] * [[:Category:147th Regiment, New York Militia (Wood's), War of 1812|147 REG'T (WOOD'S), NEW YORK MILITIA]] * 156 REG'T (VAN SCHAICK'S), NEW YORK MIL. * 157 REG'T WESTCOT'S NEW YORK MILITIA * 159 REG'T (HECOX'S), NEW YORK MILITIA * 164 REG'T (CHURCHILL'S), NEW YORK MILITIA * [[:Category: Adams' Regiment, New York Volunteers, War of 1812|ADAMS' REGIMENT, NEW YORK VOLS]] * ATCHINSON'S REG'T, NEW YORK MILITIA * BATTALION 153 (FRANCHER'S), NEW YORK MILITIA * BATTALION ARTILLERY (FORBES'), NEW YORK * BATT'N LIGHT INF. NEW YORK INF. * BATT'N SEA FENCIBLES (LEONARD'S), NEW YORK. * BELLINGER'S REGIMENT, NEW YORK MILITIA (Is this the same as 27th, above?) * [[:Category: Benedict's Regiment, New York Militia, War of 1812|BENEDICT'S REGIMENT, NEW YORK MILITIA]] * BLAKESLEE'S REGIMENT, NEW YORK VOLS * CAPT. ASA RANSOM'S COMPANY, CAVALRY, NEW YORK VOLS. * CAPT. BACON'S CO., RIFLEMEN, NEW YORK * CAPT. BROWN'S CO., ARTILLERY, NEW YORK * CAPT. CAMP'S CO., ART'Y, NEW YORK VOLS * CAPT. EMIGH'S CO., CAVALRY, NEW YORK MIL * CAPTAIN HARLOW'S CO., VETERAN EXEMPTS, NEW YORK VOLS. * CAPT. HIGGINS' CO., RIFLEMEN, NEW YORK MIL. * CAPT. HULL'S CO., NEW YORK VOLUNTEERS * CAPT. INGERSOLL'S COMMAND, SEA FENCIBLES, NEW YORK. * CAPT. MUZZEY'S CO., NEW YORK MILITIA *[[:Category: Captain Gideon Orton's Company, New York Militia, War of 1812|CAPT. ORTON’S CO., NEW YORK MILITIA]] * CAPTAIN PEARSON'S DETACHMENT CAVALRY, NEW YORK MILITIA * CAPT. READ'S CO., ARTILLERY, NEW YORK * CAPT. WINSLOW'S CO., NEW YORK MILITIA * CAPT. WOODWORTH'S CO., LIGHT INFANTRY, NEW YORK MILITIA * CARR'S REGIMENT, NEW YORK MILITIA * CASE'S REGIMENT, NEW YORK VOLS AND MILITIA * CONSOLIDATED ART'Y AND INFANTRY REG'T, NEW YORK MILITIA * CROSBY'S REGIMENT, NEW YORK VOLS * DETACHMENT ART'Y (BLEECKER'S), NEW YORK * DETACHED ART'Y METCALF'S NEW YORK MIL * DETACHMENT SEA FENCIBLES FOWLER'S NEW YORK. * FLEMING'S DETACHMENT, NEW YORK VOLS. AND MILITIA * [[:Category: Hardenburgh's Regiment, New York Militia, War of 1812|HARDENBERGH'S REG'T, NEW YORK MILITIA]] *[[:Category:52nd Regiment, New York Militia (Hopkins'), War of 1812|HOPKINS' REGIMENT, NEW YORK MILITIA]] * HOWELL'S REG'T (1814), NEW YORK MILITIA * JAMES ADAMS' BATT'N, NEW YORK MILITIA * LAWRENCE'S REGIMENT, NEW YORK VOLS * MCINTYRE'S BATTALION, NEW YORK MILITIA * MCCLURE'S REGIMENT, NEW YORK VOLS * MCMAHAN'S REGIMENT, NEW YORK MILITIA * MILLER'S DETACHMENT, NEW YORK MILITIA * PARKHURST'S BATTALION, NEW YORK MILITIA * PLINY ADAMS' REGIMENT, NEW YORK MILITIA * PRIOR'S REGIMENT, NEW YORK MILITIA ''(sames as 10 REG'T (PRIOR'S)?)'' * ROGERS' REGIMENT, NEW YORK MILITIA * STEVEN'S BATT'N, NEW YORK VOLS. AND MILITIA * Swift's and Dobbin's Regiment, New York Militia * SWIFT'S DETACHMENT (1812-13), NEW YORK VOLS. * VAN DALFSEN'S REG'T, NEW YORK MILITIA (same as 12th Van Dalfsens?) * VARIAN'S REGIMENT, NEW YORK MILITIA * [[:Category: Warren's Regiment, New York Militia, War of 1812|Warren's Regiment, New York Militia]] * YALE'S BATTALION, NEW YORK MILITIA == Sources for Further Research == * [https://familysearch.org/learn/wiki/en/New_York_in_the_War_of_1812 New York in the War of 1812] (FamilySearch Wiki) lists a number of resources * [https://dcms.lds.org/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE192955 Constitution and Register of Membership General Society of the War of 1812] (NY begins on page 199] * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Military_units_and_formations_of_the_War_of_1812 Military Units and Formations of the War of 1812] (Wikipedia)
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[[Category: New Zealand, Projects]][[Category: New Zealand]] [[Category: New Zealand, Women's Suffrage]] Part of the New Zealand Topics Team for the [[Project:New_Zealand|'''New Zealand Project''']] {{Image|file=Connecting_all_Braddock_s-69.png |align=c |size=900 |link=https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:New_Zealand_1893_Women%27s_Suffrage_Petition |caption= }} ---- The goal of this project is to identify and commemorate those who signed the 1893 Women's Suffrage Petition in New Zealand. == Project Leader == * [[Doig-176|Suzanne Doig]] == Participants== * [[Thompson-31031|Robynne Lozier]] * [[Dickson-4413|Margaret Allison]] Will you join me? Please post a comment here on this page, in [https://www.WikiTree.com/g2g G2G] using the project tag, or [https://www.WikiTree.com/index.php?title=Special:PrivateMessage&who=10852152 send me a private message]. Thanks! == Project tasks == Here are some of the tasks that I think need to be done. I'll be working on them, and could use your help. * '''Add the project sticker to the profiles of all women who signed the petition, using the template {{1893 Suffrage Petition Sticker}} ''' (see below) ** To see profiles already using this sticker, [[Special:Whatlinkshere/Template:1893_Suffrage_Petition_Sticker|click here]] ** [[Help:Stickers|Need help on when and how to use stickers?]] * Improve the biographies for those profiles * Add new profiles and biographies for other signatories who aren't on Wikitree yet * Improve the coverage and quality of biographies falling under the associated category of [[:Category: New Zealand, Suffragettes|New Zealand, Suffragettes]], for women (and men) who were actively involved in the suffrage movement in New Zealand ** There is a [[Space:New_Zealand_Suffragettes|New Zealand Suffragettes]] freespace page that brings together short bios of leading suffragettes who have Wikitree bios === Finding the signatories === There is a [https://nzhistory.govt.nz/politics/womens-suffrage/petition searchable database] of the signatories of the largest of the 13 petitions presented to the New Zealand Parliament on 28 July 1893. That petition contains the names and addresses of about 24,000 women aged 21 years or older, out of the 25,520 who signed it. Once you have found a name in the database, click the 'more' link to the right of the name. This takes you through to a separate page for each woman; the profiles marked in bold have additional biographical details about her. Don't forget to [[Help:Sources|cite your sources]] when adding the sticker: there is a pre-written source citation at the bottom of each individual's page. The other [https://nzhistory.govt.nz/politics/womens-suffrage/about-the-petition twelve smaller petitions] containing more than 6000 names do not appear to have survived, except for the names of the women who presented those petitions to Parliament. '''UPDATE''': The signatories to the 1892 petition are now accessible online and the sticker may also be used to commemorate those who signed that petition. * [https://nzhistory.govt.nz/politics/womens-suffrage/about-the-petition#1892 Excel database] of 17,000+ signatories * [https://library.huttcity.govt.nz/cgi-bin/spydus.exe/FULL/WPAC/BIBENQ/121890877/74405271,1 Hutt City Libraries profiles] of women in Lower Hutt who signed either the 1892 or 1893 petitions == Project Sticker == This template is for profiles of those who signed the New Zealand 1893 Women's Suffrage Petition. {{1893 Suffrage Petition Sticker}} This displays the following: {{1893 Suffrage Petition Sticker}}
== About the petition == The Women's Suffrage petition is on display at the [https://natlib.govt.nz/he-tohu/about/the-exhibition He Tohu exhibition] in Wellington, New Zealand. === History and significance of the petition === Like most Western democracies in the 19th century, the right to vote in New Zealand was initially restricted to men who met certain property or other financial tests. The franchise for Parliamentary elections expanded to allow all Māori men to vote from 1867, and all men from 1879 (except for Chinese New Zealanders, who were still barred from becoming citizens and so could not vote). Women who owned property in their own right could vote in local elections from 1873. The campaign for women's suffrage in New Zealand began in the 1870s, but from the late 1870s to the early 1890s, several attempts to change the law to allow women to vote in Parliamentary elections were unsuccessful - sometimes losing by as little as one vote. A branch of the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union was formed in New Zealand in 1885, and proved to be strongly influential in campaigning for women's suffrage, under the leadership of Kate Sheppard. There was a strong connection between temperance movements and women's suffrage campaigns, as it was expected that women would vote for candidates in favour of tighter controls on alcohol. Women's suffrage campaigners organised a series of petitions to Parliament - the 1891 petition gathered over 9,000 signatures, and the 1892 petition contained almost 20,000 signatures. The third and last petition, of 31,872 signatures, was the largest petition presented to the New Zealand government up to that time.'''[https://youtu.be/gwDF7cxU3vQ Watch an animation of the presentation of the petition to Parliament]''' It was dramatically presented to Parliament on 28 July 1893, and when Parliament debated a change to the legislation to allow women aged 21 or over to vote in August, the legislation was passed by a narrow margin. The Electoral Act became law on 19 September 1893, and despite the tight timeframes to enrol to vote, nearly 70% of eligible women voted in the general election held on 28 November 1893. New Zealand was the first self-governing nation to have universal suffrage. New Zealand women could not, however, run for Parliament until 1919, meaning that Finland was the first country in the world to allow women to both vote and be a candidate, in 1906. === Other resources === Further information about the New Zealand women's suffrage movement, the petition and the women who signed it: * [https://nzhistory.govt.nz/politics/womens-suffrage Women and the vote] from NZHistory, Ministry of Culture and Heritage * [https://natlib.govt.nz/he-tohu/about/womens-suffrage-petition Women’s Suffrage Petition] from Archives New Zealand and the National Library * [https://natlib.govt.nz/schools/topics/5aa067171257573e4b89a742/women-s-suffrage Suffrage images and videos] from the National Library * [https://www.archives.govt.nz/discover-our-stories/he-tohu-rangatira-maori-women-and-the-1893-suffrage-petition He Tohu Rangatira - Māori Women & the 1893 Suffrage Petition] * [https://www.ethniccommunities.govt.nz/news/ethnic-communities-and-the-suffrage-movement/ Ethnic communities and the suffrage movement] * Wikipedia articles on [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Women%27s_suffrage_in_New_Zealand women's suffrage in New Zealand], the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1893_Women%27s_Suffrage_Petition 1893 petition], the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Woman%27s_Christian_Temperance_Union#In_New_Zealand Woman's Christian Temperance Union], and [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kate_Sheppard Kate Sheppard]
== About the petition == The Women's Suffrage petition is on display at the [https://natlib.govt.nz/he-tohu/about/the-exhibition He Tohu exhibition] in Wellington, New Zealand. === History and significance of the petition === Like most Western democracies in the 19th century, the right to vote in New Zealand was initially restricted to men who met certain property or other financial tests. The franchise for Parliamentary elections expanded to allow all Māori men to vote from 1867, and all men from 1879 (except for Chinese New Zealanders, who were still barred from becoming citizens and so could not vote). Women who owned property in their own right could vote in local elections from 1873. The campaign for women's suffrage in New Zealand began in the 1870s, but from the late 1870s to the early 1890s, several attempts to change the law to allow women to vote in Parliamentary elections were unsuccessful - sometimes losing by as little as one vote. A branch of the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union was formed in New Zealand in 1885, and proved to be strongly influential in campaigning for women's suffrage, under the leadership of Kate Sheppard. There was a strong connection between temperance movements and women's suffrage campaigns, as it was expected that women would vote for candidates in favour of tighter controls on alcohol. Women's suffrage campaigners organised a series of petitions to Parliament - the 1891 petition gathered over 9,000 signatures, and the 1892 petition contained almost 20,000 signatures. The third and last petition, of 31,872 signatures, was the largest petition presented to the New Zealand government up to that time.
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[[Category: New Zealand Cross (1869)]] [[Category: New Zealand, Military Decorations]] [[Category: New Zealand Wars]] ==Description== The New Zealand Cross (1869) consists of a silver Maltese cross pattée with a gold star on each arm. In the centre, in a circle within a wreath of laurel in gold, are the words "New Zealand". The cross is surmounted by a crown in gold which is attached by a ring and a 'V' to a silver bar ornamented with gold laurel leaves, through which a deep crimson ribbon passes. It was instituted on the 10 March 1869 by the Governor of New Zealand, Sir George Bowen, and ranks in NZ next to the Victoria Cross. There were only 23 recipients of the New Zealand Cross medal that was awarded for outstanding bravery during the Second Māori War of 1860-72 in New Zealand: :9 awarded to members of the Armed Constabulary; :3 awarded to Māori. This makes the ''New Zealand Cross (1869)'', most likely, the rarest medal in the world. This NZC image is of the medal awarded to Thomas (Tom) Adamson on 11 May 1876. The first NZC was awarded to William Lingard, a trooper in the Kai-iwi Cavalry, Whanganui. The first six awards were published in the New Zealand Gazette in 1869; one award gazetted in 1870; the remaining 16 awards gazetted between 1875 and 1910. N.B. Sir Walter Lawry Buller occasionally used the letters 'NZC' after his name but he was never awarded the NZ Cross. In 1999, the NZ Government reinstituted a slightly modified version of the original NZ Cross. The ribbon colour is bright blue; the laurel leaves are replaced with NZ fern fronds; and the crown was changed from the Victorian Crown to St. Edward's Crown. ==Complete list of the 23 New Zealand Cross (1869) recipients== *N.B. Click on surnames in '''{{red|red}}''' and ''underlined.'' to view their personal profile. *N.B. Click on surnames in '''{{blue|blue}}''' and ''underlined.'' to link to a detailed profile. {| class="wikitable sortable" border="1" style="text-align: left;" |+ ! scope="col" | Surname ! scope="col" class="unsortable" | First Name ! scope="col" | Rank ! scope="col" | Corps ! scope="col" | Date of Action ! scope="col" | Place ! scope="col" | Date of Award |- |[[Adamson-1233|'''{{red|ADAMSON}}''']] |Thomas |Private | style="white-space: nowrap;"|Corps of Guides |1869-05-07 |Ahikereru |1869-05-07 |- |'''te AHURURU''' |Henare Kepa |Constable |1st Div. A. C. |1868-11-07 |[[Space:New_Zealand_Wars_-_Moturoa_(7_Nov_1868)|'''{{blue|Moturoa}}''']] |1868-11-07 |- |[[Austin-7974|'''{{red|AUSTIN}}''']] |Samuel |Sergeant |Wanganui Vols. |1866-01-07,
1866-10-17 |Putahi Pa,
Keteonetea |1866-01-07 |- |[[biddle-789|'''{{red|BIDDLE}}''']] |Benedict Benjamin |Constable |1st Div. A. C. |1869-01-08 |[[Space:New_Zealand_Wars_-_Ngatipa_(3_Jan_1869)|'''{{blue|Ngatapa}}''']] |1869-01-00 |- |'''BLACK''' |Solomon |Constable |1st Div. A. C. |1869-01-08 |[[Space:New_Zealand_Wars_-_Ngatipa_(3_Jan_1869)|'''{{blue|Ngatapa}}''']] |1869-01-00 |- |[[Carkeek-18|'''{{red|CARKEEK}}''']] |Arthur Wakefield |Sergeant |Armed Const. |1870-02-08 |Ohinemutu |1870-02-07 |- |[[Featherston-106|'''{{red|FEATHERSTON}}''']] |Dr. Isaac Earl |Staff |Native Cont. |1866-01-14 |Otapawa Pa | |- |[[Hill-31305|'''{{red|HILL}}''']] |George "Rowley" |Sergeant |Armed Const. |1869-04-10 |Jerusalem Pa |1869-04-10 |- |[[Lingard-265|'''{{red|LINGARD}}''']] |William |Trooper |Kai Iwi Cavalry |1868-12-28 |Tauranga-ika |1868-12-28 |- |[[McDonnell-625|'''{{red|McDONNELL}}''']] |Thomas |Lt.-Col. |N.Z. Militia |1863-10-00,
1866-01-07 |Paparatu,
Putahi Pa |1863-1866 |- |[[Mace-758|'''{{red|MACE}}''']] |Francis Joseph |Captain |Taranaki Militia |1863-06-04,
1864-03-11,
1865-10-20 |Kaitikara River,
Kaitake,
Warea |1865-10-20 |- |[[Mair-293|'''{{red|MAIR}}''']] |Gilbert |Captain |N.Z. Militia |1870-02-07 |Rotorua |1870-02-00 |- |[[Maling-43|'''{{red|MALING}}''']] |Christopher Louis |Sergeant |Corps of Guides |1868-02-26 |Tauranga-ika |1869-02-26 |- |[[Northcroft-3|'''{{red|NORTHCROFT}}''']] |Henry William |Ensign |Patea Rangers |1866-10-02,
1866-11-05 |Pungarehu,
Tirotiro Moana |1866-10-02 |- |[[Preece-344|'''{{red|PREECE}}''']] |George Augustus |Sub.-Insp. |Armed Const. |1869-01-05 |[[Space:New_Zealand_Wars_-_Ngatipa_(3_Jan_1869)|'''{{blue|Ngatapa}}''']] |1869-01-00 |- |[[Keepa-6|'''{{red|te RANGIHIWINUI}}''']]
(Kemp) |Kepa |Major |N.Z. Militia |1868-11-07,
1869-03-13 |[[Space:New_Zealand_Wars_-_Moturoa_(7_Nov_1868)|'''{{blue|Moturoa}}''']],
Otauto |1868-11-07 |- |[[Roberts-18067|'''{{red|ROBERTS}}''']] |John Mackintosh |Inspector |Armed Const. |1868-11-07 |[[Space:New_Zealand_Wars_-_Moturoa_(7_Nov_1868)|'''{{blue|Moturoa}}''']] |1868-11-07 |- |[[De_Sardiniha-1|'''{{red|de SARDINHA}}''']] |Antonio Rodriquez |Trooper |Taranaki Mntd. |1863-10-02,
1864-03-11 |Poutoko,
Kaitake |1863-10-02 |- |[[Shepherd-1979|'''{{red|SHEPHERD}}''']] |Richard |Sergeant |Armed Const. |1869-03-13 |Otauto |1869-03-13 |- |'''SMITH''' |Angus |Cornet |B. O. P. Cav. |1869-06-07 |[[Space:New_Zealand_Wars_-_Opepe_(8_Jun_1869)|'''{{blue|Opepe}}''']] |1869-06-07 |- |[[Wahawaha-1|'''{{red|te WAHAWAHA}}''']] |Ropata |Major |Native Cont. |1869-01-05 |[[Space:New_Zealand_Wars_-_Ngatipa_(3_Jan_1869)|'''{{blue|Ngatapa}}''']] | |- |'''WALKER''' |Samuel |Asst. Surgeon |Armed Const. |1869-03-13 |Otauto |1869-03-13 |- |[[Wrigg-22|'''{{red|WRIGG}}''']] |Harry Charles William |Cornet |B. O. P. Cav. |1867-06-29 |[[Space:New_Zealand_Wars_-_Opotiki_(5_Oct_1865)|'''{{blue|Opotiki}}''']] |1867-06-00 |- |}
==Sources== ====Books==== * [https://books.google.co.nz/books?id=CTXvCwAAQBAJ&printsec=frontcover&source=gbs_ge_summary_r&cad=0#v=onepage&q&f=false ''The New Zealand Cross: The Rarest Bravery Award in the World'' - by Dr. Brian L. Kieran.] * [https://books.google.co.nz/books?id=Zq3gAwAAQBAJ&pg=PA152&lpg=PA152&dq=%22new+zealand+cross%22+medal&source=bl&ots=tYuPAabHb5&sig=324368396AiucFumkCr5LjufJow&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwiHod-ihOXNAhULmpQKHa5YDY04KBDoAQgsMAM#v=onepage&q=%22new%20zealand%20cross%22%20medal&f=false ''Gallantry Medals & Decorations of the World'' - by John Clarke.] ====PapersPast==== * [https://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/AS19330406.2.126 N.Z. Cross - List of 23 Awards.] * [https://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/EP19220624.2.90 N.Z Cross - A Rare Decoration.] * [https://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/AS19270614.2.15 N.Z. Cross - Presented to Museum.] * [https://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/AS19420131.2.126 Rarest Decoration - New Zealand Cross.] * [https://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/AS19370213.2.198.3 Stories of New Zealand.] * [https://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/CHP19290311.2.131 N.Z. Cross. An Anniversary.] * [https://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/MT19240105.2.57 N.Z. Cross. The Last Five Recipients.] ====Websites==== * [https://www.dpmc.govt.nz/honours/overview/bravery New Zealand Bravery Awards.] * [http://www.teara.govt.nz/en/1966/new-zealand-cross New Zealand Cross Description (Te Ara).] * [https://teara.govt.nz/en/1966/new-zealand-cross/page-4 New Zealand Cross Recipients (Te Ara).] * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Zealand_Cross_(1869) New Zealand Cross (1869).] * [http://wikivisually.com/wiki/New_Zealand_Cross_(1869)/wiki_ph_id_1 New Zealand Cross (1869).] * [http://www.newzealandmedals.com/nzcross.html New Zealand Medals.] * [[Space:New_Zealand_Wars|New Zealand Wars.]] * [http://www.fitzmuseum.cam.ac.uk/dept/coins/exhibitions/NZCross/medal.html The Fitzwilliam Museum.] ==Acknowledgements== Thank you for showing an interest in this page of early New Zealand 19th Century history. ====Contributors==== * Please let me know if there are any broken links, [[Sands-551|Kevin J. Sands]]
1866-10-17 |Putahi Pa,
Keteonetea |1866-01-07 |- |[[biddle-789|'''{{red|BIDDLE}}''']] |Benedict Benjamin |Constable |1st Div. A. C. |1869-01-08 |[[Space:New_Zealand_Wars_-_Ngatipa_(3_Jan_1869)|'''{{blue|Ngatapa}}''']] |1869-01-00 |- |'''BLACK''' |Solomon |Constable |1st Div. A. C. |1869-01-08 |[[Space:New_Zealand_Wars_-_Ngatipa_(3_Jan_1869)|'''{{blue|Ngatapa}}''']] |1869-01-00 |- |[[Carkeek-18|'''{{red|CARKEEK}}''']] |Arthur Wakefield |Sergeant |Armed Const. |1870-02-08 |Ohinemutu |1870-02-07 |- |[[Featherston-106|'''{{red|FEATHERSTON}}''']] |Dr. Isaac Earl |Staff |Native Cont. |1866-01-14 |Otapawa Pa | |- |[[Hill-31305|'''{{red|HILL}}''']] |George "Rowley" |Sergeant |Armed Const. |1869-04-10 |Jerusalem Pa |1869-04-10 |- |[[Lingard-265|'''{{red|LINGARD}}''']] |William |Trooper |Kai Iwi Cavalry |1868-12-28 |Tauranga-ika |1868-12-28 |- |[[McDonnell-625|'''{{red|McDONNELL}}''']] |Thomas |Lt.-Col. |N.Z. Militia |1863-10-00,
1866-01-07 |Paparatu,
Putahi Pa |1863-1866 |- |[[Mace-758|'''{{red|MACE}}''']] |Francis Joseph |Captain |Taranaki Militia |1863-06-04,
1864-03-11,
1865-10-20 |Kaitikara River,
Kaitake,
Warea |1865-10-20 |- |[[Mair-293|'''{{red|MAIR}}''']] |Gilbert |Captain |N.Z. Militia |1870-02-07 |Rotorua |1870-02-00 |- |[[Maling-43|'''{{red|MALING}}''']] |Christopher Louis |Sergeant |Corps of Guides |1868-02-26 |Tauranga-ika |1869-02-26 |- |[[Northcroft-3|'''{{red|NORTHCROFT}}''']] |Henry William |Ensign |Patea Rangers |1866-10-02,
1866-11-05 |Pungarehu,
Tirotiro Moana |1866-10-02 |- |[[Preece-344|'''{{red|PREECE}}''']] |George Augustus |Sub.-Insp. |Armed Const. |1869-01-05 |[[Space:New_Zealand_Wars_-_Ngatipa_(3_Jan_1869)|'''{{blue|Ngatapa}}''']] |1869-01-00 |- |[[Keepa-6|'''{{red|te RANGIHIWINUI}}''']]
(Kemp) |Kepa |Major |N.Z. Militia |1868-11-07,
1869-03-13 |[[Space:New_Zealand_Wars_-_Moturoa_(7_Nov_1868)|'''{{blue|Moturoa}}''']],
Otauto |1868-11-07 |- |[[Roberts-18067|'''{{red|ROBERTS}}''']] |John Mackintosh |Inspector |Armed Const. |1868-11-07 |[[Space:New_Zealand_Wars_-_Moturoa_(7_Nov_1868)|'''{{blue|Moturoa}}''']] |1868-11-07 |- |[[De_Sardiniha-1|'''{{red|de SARDINHA}}''']] |Antonio Rodriquez |Trooper |Taranaki Mntd. |1863-10-02,
1864-03-11 |Poutoko,
Kaitake |1863-10-02 |- |[[Shepherd-1979|'''{{red|SHEPHERD}}''']] |Richard |Sergeant |Armed Const. |1869-03-13 |Otauto |1869-03-13 |- |'''SMITH''' |Angus |Cornet |B. O. P. Cav. |1869-06-07 |[[Space:New_Zealand_Wars_-_Opepe_(8_Jun_1869)|'''{{blue|Opepe}}''']] |1869-06-07 |- |[[Wahawaha-1|'''{{red|te WAHAWAHA}}''']] |Ropata |Major |Native Cont. |1869-01-05 |[[Space:New_Zealand_Wars_-_Ngatipa_(3_Jan_1869)|'''{{blue|Ngatapa}}''']] | |- |'''WALKER''' |Samuel |Asst. Surgeon |Armed Const. |1869-03-13 |Otauto |1869-03-13 |- |[[Wrigg-22|'''{{red|WRIGG}}''']] |Harry Charles William |Cornet |B. O. P. Cav. |1867-06-29 |[[Space:New_Zealand_Wars_-_Opotiki_(5_Oct_1865)|'''{{blue|Opotiki}}''']] |1867-06-00 |- |}
==Sources== ====Books==== * [https://books.google.co.nz/books?id=CTXvCwAAQBAJ&printsec=frontcover&source=gbs_ge_summary_r&cad=0#v=onepage&q&f=false ''The New Zealand Cross: The Rarest Bravery Award in the World'' - by Dr. Brian L. Kieran.] * [https://books.google.co.nz/books?id=Zq3gAwAAQBAJ&pg=PA152&lpg=PA152&dq=%22new+zealand+cross%22+medal&source=bl&ots=tYuPAabHb5&sig=324368396AiucFumkCr5LjufJow&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwiHod-ihOXNAhULmpQKHa5YDY04KBDoAQgsMAM#v=onepage&q=%22new%20zealand%20cross%22%20medal&f=false ''Gallantry Medals & Decorations of the World'' - by John Clarke.] ====PapersPast==== * [https://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/AS19330406.2.126 N.Z. Cross - List of 23 Awards.] * [https://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/EP19220624.2.90 N.Z Cross - A Rare Decoration.] * [https://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/AS19270614.2.15 N.Z. Cross - Presented to Museum.] * [https://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/AS19420131.2.126 Rarest Decoration - New Zealand Cross.] * [https://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/AS19370213.2.198.3 Stories of New Zealand.] * [https://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/CHP19290311.2.131 N.Z. Cross. An Anniversary.] * [https://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/MT19240105.2.57 N.Z. Cross. The Last Five Recipients.] ====Websites==== * [https://www.dpmc.govt.nz/honours/overview/bravery New Zealand Bravery Awards.] * [http://www.teara.govt.nz/en/1966/new-zealand-cross New Zealand Cross Description (Te Ara).] * [https://teara.govt.nz/en/1966/new-zealand-cross/page-4 New Zealand Cross Recipients (Te Ara).] * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Zealand_Cross_(1869) New Zealand Cross (1869).] * [http://wikivisually.com/wiki/New_Zealand_Cross_(1869)/wiki_ph_id_1 New Zealand Cross (1869).] * [http://www.newzealandmedals.com/nzcross.html New Zealand Medals.] * [[Space:New_Zealand_Wars|New Zealand Wars.]] * [http://www.fitzmuseum.cam.ac.uk/dept/coins/exhibitions/NZCross/medal.html The Fitzwilliam Museum.] ==Acknowledgements== Thank you for showing an interest in this page of early New Zealand 19th Century history. ====Contributors==== * Please let me know if there are any broken links, [[Sands-551|Kevin J. Sands]]
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[[Category: New Zealand, Projects]][[Category: New Zealand, Māori Whakapapa]][[Category: New Zealand Genealogy Resources]] '''New Zealand Māori Naming Conventions in the WikiTree Database''' ---- This is, as many space pages are, a work in progress and is open to change as required - the originator is by no means an expert on the subject and has just added this document for others in the same position when looking for support on the subject. :''For those not familiar with Te Reo (Māori) words that are common use in New Zealand - there is a quick translation at the bottom.'' ---- Information from whakapapa.maori.org.nz. edited by [[Howie-675|Pare Hayward-Howie]], B.Soc Sci (Hons) History, Treaty Claim Historian. ===Traditional Naming Customs : Pre-Contact to the 1900s=== In the traditional setting, long before contact occurred with the European, personal names were one of the many ways, that Māori preserved the record of their tribe Māori often assumed new names, after a '''significant event''' or a '''death.''' This was a practice that supported the collective memory as well as being a process that created a specific record. :NEW NAMES AFTER A SIGNIFICANT EVENT OR DEATH
'''[[Matekohuru-1|Haurangi Rangawhenua (1848-1900)]]''', serves as a good example of names arising from a significant event. After 17 years, the travellers of Ngāti Maru prepared for their return home to Taranaki, this was a significant event. Haurangi was born shortly before the voyage and was named after the '''Waka Haurangi''', the means by which they returned. Haurangi was also born in the same year as the voyage. In a customary setting, Haurangi would have been regarded as symbolic of the voyage and therefore its living record. In 1875, Haurangi's father, '''[[Rangawhenua-1|Ihakara Rangawhenua (1820-1875)]]''' was shot by a relative from a concealed vantage point. Their people viewed this act as a cowardly betrayal. As a result, Haurangi assumed the name '''[[Matekohuru-1|Matekohuru]]''', which meant "treacherous death". The new name created the record of this event and supported the collective memory by bringing the name into common use. {{Image|file=Hika-7-1.png |align=l |size=m |caption='''Hongi Hika - Ngāpuhi Chief''' }} :TRANSFERRED NAMES
Somewhat different to "new names", transferred names refers to a situation where a surviving relative '''assumed the actual name''' of their deceased relative. More often the deceased relative had during his or her lifetime possessed great mana (rank, authority, or prestige) or certainly more mana than the surviving relative. The name was seen as a vehicle of that person's mana. This potentially increased the personal mana of the transferee and as well as the wider whānau. This was often done by the adult offspring of deceased persons. '''[[Hongi-1|Hare Hongi (1806 - 1825)]]''' was the eldest son of the venerable Ngāpuhi Chief '''[[Hika-7|Hongi Hika (1772 - 1828)]]'''. Hare was killed in 1825 at the Battle of Te Ika-a-Ranga-nui Pa, Kaipara. Subsequently, the younger son, Poihakena assumed the name of his elder brother and became '''[[Hongi-6|Hare Hongi (1813 - 1885)]]'''. '''{{Red|IMPORTANT POINTS TO REMEMBER}}'''
'''{{Red|*It was not unusual for Māori to have had a number of names}}'''
'''{{Red|*Try to familiarise yourself with all of the names, they are often accompanied by an obvious narrative}}'''
'''{{Red|*Dates are extremely helpful for distinction, if there are transferred names involved}}'''
---- ===The Baptism Name : 1820 - 1860=== ---- ''Type1/Type2 Notes for Wikitree : ''When creating a Profile for a New Zealand Māori and you can't establish a link to either their known Father or Iwi then enter. : '''First Name at Birth:''' Undefined : Preferred First Name: { All of their Name } : '''Last Name at Birth:''' { All of their Name } ''Either way (with Father/Iwi or Not) make a reference in their biography back to this page to help with clarification as to how you 'Named' them in Wikitree'' ---- '''{NZMNames Type2} :'''Names, 1800's - early 1900's''' With the arrival of the Pākehā, they introduced surnames. However, in the 1800's to the early 1900's, Māori developed their own system, and that was for their surname they would take the first name of their father. This happened for a few generations, in the 1800's, so in order to find your tupuna, always look for the firstname as a surname. The following example shows how the surnames could change over time. NOTE: The following example is not a known whakapapa, it has been created to show how the naming conventions work. Each line represents a person, a child of the previous person on the line above. Ariki (born in 1700's - only one name) Maunga Ariki (born in early 1800's takes father's name as surname) Waiora Maunga Te Awa Waiora Waipapa Te Awa Hone Te Awa * (born in mid 1900's) Changing of names also still occured because of events and circumstances. For example, the brothers Nene and Patuone who were born in the 1700's did not have a surname. Nene was baptised after Thomas Walker a local trader, but kept his name and became known as - Tamati Waka Nene. His brother, Patuone, kept his name and was baptised as Eruera Maihi Patuone. Both born of the same parents, but with different last names. During this time also, some Māori started having a Pākehā name, as well as the Māori version of that name and their own Māori name. If we take Hone Te Awa * in our whakapapa example above, he could also be known as John Te Awa, Hone River, John River, Hone Waipapa Te Awa or John Waipapa Te Awa. All of the above applies also to women. Women also kept their "surnames" and did not change them when getting married. When we are talking in our whānau about whakapapa, and talk about our grandmother (born in the 1800's) we refer to her by her "maiden name" and never with the surname of our grandfather. ---- '''{NZMNames Type3} :'''Names, 1900's to Date''' From the early 1900's Māori had been "mainstreamed" to follow the pakeha practice of using surnames and to not swap them around as we did in the century prior. However, many whānau still swap between a Pākehā surname and an transliterated version of the name in Māori, for example, Wirihana / Wilson. Within many Māori whānau are also nicknames that a person is known by all their life. How many of you have an Aunty Buba or an Uncle Boy? Also, many Māori born before about the 1960's also have a Māori and transliterated first name, for example, Mere / Mary. These days, many people are also taking a Māori name in addition to their Pākehā name, and not necessarily a transliteration. Another practice is for a person to be known by their second name, or middle name. While many whānau are all related, be aware that if someone has the same Māori whānau name as yourself, they may not be your relations. For example there is a Herewini whānau from north and a Herewini whānau from the East Coast, as well as a Selwyn whānau from Dargaville. As far as the writer is aware, these whānau are not related through the Herewini / Selwyn lines. Another thing to be aware of is that a name like Te Ingoa is not necessarily the same as Ingoa by itself and are often two very different whānau. When looking for names like Te Ingoa, in the NZ White pages it will be under Te as it is right. However, there are some lists that file the name under, in this case, I for Ingoa. The Kinder library is an example of this, but after discussion, they are correcting this and will update their site to reflect the corrections. Posted by maoriorgnz on March 21 2011 ---- ''Quick Translator ''Pākehā = Non Maori - generally refers to a person of European descent. ''Whakapapa = Family Line / Family Geneology ''Hapu and Iwi = Tribe / Family Group ''Tupuna = Ancestors ''Whanau = Family/Relatives''
'''[[Matekohuru-1|Haurangi Rangawhenua (1848-1900)]]''', serves as a good example of names arising from a significant event. After 17 years, the travellers of Ngāti Maru prepared for their return home to Taranaki, this was a significant event. Haurangi was born shortly before the voyage and was named after the '''Waka Haurangi''', the means by which they returned. Haurangi was also born in the same year as the voyage. In a customary setting, Haurangi would have been regarded as symbolic of the voyage and therefore its living record. In 1875, Haurangi's father, '''[[Rangawhenua-1|Ihakara Rangawhenua (1820-1875)]]''' was shot by a relative from a concealed vantage point. Their people viewed this act as a cowardly betrayal. As a result, Haurangi assumed the name '''[[Matekohuru-1|Matekohuru]]''', which meant "treacherous death". The new name created the record of this event and supported the collective memory by bringing the name into common use. {{Image|file=Hika-7-1.png |align=l |size=m |caption='''Hongi Hika - Ngāpuhi Chief''' }} :TRANSFERRED NAMES
Somewhat different to "new names", transferred names refers to a situation where a surviving relative '''assumed the actual name''' of their deceased relative. More often the deceased relative had during his or her lifetime possessed great mana (rank, authority, or prestige) or certainly more mana than the surviving relative. The name was seen as a vehicle of that person's mana. This potentially increased the personal mana of the transferee and as well as the wider whānau. This was often done by the adult offspring of deceased persons. '''[[Hongi-1|Hare Hongi (1806 - 1825)]]''' was the eldest son of the venerable Ngāpuhi Chief '''[[Hika-7|Hongi Hika (1772 - 1828)]]'''. Hare was killed in 1825 at the Battle of Te Ika-a-Ranga-nui Pa, Kaipara. Subsequently, the younger son, Poihakena assumed the name of his elder brother and became '''[[Hongi-6|Hare Hongi (1813 - 1885)]]'''. '''{{Red|IMPORTANT POINTS TO REMEMBER}}'''
'''{{Red|*It was not unusual for Māori to have had a number of names}}'''
'''{{Red|*Try to familiarise yourself with all of the names, they are often accompanied by an obvious narrative}}'''
'''{{Red|*Dates are extremely helpful for distinction, if there are transferred names involved}}'''
---- ===The Baptism Name : 1820 - 1860=== ---- ''Type1/Type2 Notes for Wikitree : ''When creating a Profile for a New Zealand Māori and you can't establish a link to either their known Father or Iwi then enter. : '''First Name at Birth:''' Undefined : Preferred First Name: { All of their Name } : '''Last Name at Birth:''' { All of their Name } ''Either way (with Father/Iwi or Not) make a reference in their biography back to this page to help with clarification as to how you 'Named' them in Wikitree'' ---- '''{NZMNames Type2} :'''Names, 1800's - early 1900's''' With the arrival of the Pākehā, they introduced surnames. However, in the 1800's to the early 1900's, Māori developed their own system, and that was for their surname they would take the first name of their father. This happened for a few generations, in the 1800's, so in order to find your tupuna, always look for the firstname as a surname. The following example shows how the surnames could change over time. NOTE: The following example is not a known whakapapa, it has been created to show how the naming conventions work. Each line represents a person, a child of the previous person on the line above. Ariki (born in 1700's - only one name) Maunga Ariki (born in early 1800's takes father's name as surname) Waiora Maunga Te Awa Waiora Waipapa Te Awa Hone Te Awa * (born in mid 1900's) Changing of names also still occured because of events and circumstances. For example, the brothers Nene and Patuone who were born in the 1700's did not have a surname. Nene was baptised after Thomas Walker a local trader, but kept his name and became known as - Tamati Waka Nene. His brother, Patuone, kept his name and was baptised as Eruera Maihi Patuone. Both born of the same parents, but with different last names. During this time also, some Māori started having a Pākehā name, as well as the Māori version of that name and their own Māori name. If we take Hone Te Awa * in our whakapapa example above, he could also be known as John Te Awa, Hone River, John River, Hone Waipapa Te Awa or John Waipapa Te Awa. All of the above applies also to women. Women also kept their "surnames" and did not change them when getting married. When we are talking in our whānau about whakapapa, and talk about our grandmother (born in the 1800's) we refer to her by her "maiden name" and never with the surname of our grandfather. ---- '''{NZMNames Type3} :'''Names, 1900's to Date''' From the early 1900's Māori had been "mainstreamed" to follow the pakeha practice of using surnames and to not swap them around as we did in the century prior. However, many whānau still swap between a Pākehā surname and an transliterated version of the name in Māori, for example, Wirihana / Wilson. Within many Māori whānau are also nicknames that a person is known by all their life. How many of you have an Aunty Buba or an Uncle Boy? Also, many Māori born before about the 1960's also have a Māori and transliterated first name, for example, Mere / Mary. These days, many people are also taking a Māori name in addition to their Pākehā name, and not necessarily a transliteration. Another practice is for a person to be known by their second name, or middle name. While many whānau are all related, be aware that if someone has the same Māori whānau name as yourself, they may not be your relations. For example there is a Herewini whānau from north and a Herewini whānau from the East Coast, as well as a Selwyn whānau from Dargaville. As far as the writer is aware, these whānau are not related through the Herewini / Selwyn lines. Another thing to be aware of is that a name like Te Ingoa is not necessarily the same as Ingoa by itself and are often two very different whānau. When looking for names like Te Ingoa, in the NZ White pages it will be under Te as it is right. However, there are some lists that file the name under, in this case, I for Ingoa. The Kinder library is an example of this, but after discussion, they are correcting this and will update their site to reflect the corrections. Posted by maoriorgnz on March 21 2011 ---- ''Quick Translator ''Pākehā = Non Maori - generally refers to a person of European descent. ''Whakapapa = Family Line / Family Geneology ''Hapu and Iwi = Tribe / Family Group ''Tupuna = Ancestors ''Whanau = Family/Relatives''
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[[Category: New Zealand, Mining Disasters]] [[Category: New Zealand Coal Miners]] [[Category: New Zealand History]] [[Project:Worldwide_Mining_Disasters|Worldwide Mining Disasters]] | [[Space:New_Zealand_Mining_History|New Zealand Mining]] |'''Mining Disasters Contact: [[Project:New_Zealand|New Zealand Project]] ~or~ [[Project:Disasters|Disasters Project]] ==Mining Disasters in New Zealand== ===The Top 4 Worst Mining Disasters in New Zealand=== '''The Brunner tragedy was the largest death toll from an industrial accident in New Zealand's history.''' On 26 Mar 1896 an explosion of methane and coal dust killed 65 men in the Brunner Mine disaster. A Royal Commission of Inquiry found the presence of conditions supportive of spontaneous combustion. The mine was not adequately monitored. (During operation of the mine, there was inadequate ventilation and insufficient enforcement of statutory requirements.) On 12 Sep 1914, 43 men died in the '''Ralph’s Mine Disaster''' in Huntly, also from an explosion of methane and coal dust. The Royal Commission of Inquiry found inadequate examinations for gas in old workings and inadequate ventilation. Naked lights were used instead of safety lamps. Owners were cited for failure to report injury caused by a previous explosion. There were reports of shot-firing in dusty mine. The inspector failed to ensure strict and immediate compliance with recommendations, failed to require use of safety lamps and did not properly examine old workings. In the '''Kaitangata Mine Disaster''', Otago, which occurred on 21 Feb 1879 due to an explosion of methane, 34 were killed. The Coronial inquest showed that warnings about dangerous practices were not heeded, and insufficient gas record keeping and ventilation, and the use of naked light (open lamp) despite previous detection of methane contributed to the cause. '''In the worst mine disaster in over 100 years and the worst industrial disaster of this century in New Zealand,''' investigations show that it was preventable and should not have happened. In the '''Pike River Mine Disaster''', Greymouth, on 19 Nov 2010 an explosion occurred due to increasing methane levels. 29 miners were trapped and 5 days later, another explosion occurred on 24 Nov 2010. All were confirmed dead. A Royal Commission of Inquiry found methane explosion resulting from a roof fall in the newly started extraction panel pushing methane into the mine workings ignited by an unknown source of ignition. Mine fires resulted and 3 subsequent explosions occurred until the mine was sealed one week after the initial explosion. ===New Zealand's Worst Mining Disasters=== ''Note: The disasters listed below are not the only disasters. If you know of a mining disaster in New Zealand you would like to include, please contact the Profile Manager of this page.'' You don't have to be a member of the Worldwide Mining Disaster project if you choose not to, but we can help you in the set up and research. {| border="1" cellpadding="8" align="center" ! align="center" style="background:#B5B5B5;"|'''Mining Disasters''' {| border="1" cellpadding="8" |- style="background-color: #B5B5B5; height: 20px;" ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|'''Date''' ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|'''Mine Disaster''' ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|'''Deaths''' ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|'''Location''' ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|'''Cause''' |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|26 Mar 1896 ! align="center" style="background:#EADBEA;"|[[Space:Brunner_Mine_Disaster|Brunner Mine Disaster]] ! align="center" style="background:#EADBEA;"|65 ! align="center" style="background:#EADBEA;"|West Coast ! align="center" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Explosion of methane and coal dust |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|12-Sep-1914 ! align="center" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|[[Space:Ralph’s_Mine_Disaster|Ralph’s Mine Disaster ]] ! align="center" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|43 ! align="center" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Huntly ! align="center" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Explosion of methane and coal dust |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|21 Feb 1879 ! align="center" style="background:#EADBEA;"|[[Space:Kaitangata_Mine_Disaster|Kaitangata Mine Disaster]] ! align="center" style="background:#EADBEA;"|34 ! align="center" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Otago ! align="center" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Explosion of methane |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|24-Nov-2010 ! align="center" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|[[Space:Pike_River_Mine|Pike River Mine Disaster]] ! align="center" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|29 ! align="center" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Greymouth ! align="center" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Methane explosion |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|19-Jan-1967 ! align="center" style="background:#EADBEA;"|[[Space:Strongman_Mine_Disaster|Strongman Mine Disaster]] ! align="center" style="background:#EADBEA;"|19 ! align="center" style="background:#EADBEA;"|West Coast ! align="center" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Explosion of methane and coal dust |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|24-Sep-1939 ! align="center" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|[[Space:Glen_Afton_Mine_Disaser|Glen Afton Mine Disaster ]] ! align="center" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|11 ! align="center" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Glen Afton/Huntly ! align="center" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Fire |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|3-Dec-1926 ! align="center" style="background:#EADBEA;"|[[Space:Dobson_Mine_Disaster|Dobson Mine Disaster]] ! align="center" style="background:#EADBEA;"|9 ! align="center" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Dobson ! align="center" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Explosion of coal dust |- |} |}
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This page is for members of the '''[[Project:New_Zealand|New Zealand Project]]''' to keep track of their research interests. See [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special:Badges&b=new_zealand the badge report] for the full list of current participants. If you are ''not'' currently a member of the New Zealand Project and would like to become one, please see ''' [[Project:New_Zealand|our project page]]''' !! Members, beside your name below, please keep track of what you're currently working on for this project. This is both for your own reference, and to aid collaboration among the project participants. Thanks!!! ----- == Project Leader== *[[Donnelly-2171|Nic Donnelly]] *[[Utting-102|Amelia Utting]] == Project Coordinators == *[[Moore-25062| Sheryl Moore]] ** working on New Zealand Mining and New Zealand Mining Disasters - this is part of Worldwide Mining Disasters project for which I am Project Coordinator. I am excited that the New Zealand part of my project has been made a sub-project of the New Zealand Project and I am creating a resource and tribute to New Zealand miners, mining rescuers, their families and others who supported or investigated the mining disasters that have affected New Zealand history, highlighting the top 7 mining tragedies and listing an additional 1000+ miners who were killed or injured in mine accidents. ** This effort is done with a focus on genealogy and providing names, resources and suggestions for researching those involved. If your family were miners, I hope this information helps you. The mining disasters project is worldwide, so other areas under development include UK and so far I have in my research lists of Scottish miners that emigrated to New Zealand to work in the mines which I will include when available. *[[Doig-176|Suzanne Doig]] **1893 Suffrage Petition Project ==Project Members== *[[Absolum-98 |Shaye Absolum]] - *[[Dickson-4413|Margaret Allison]] - *[[Bates-5778 |Kathryn Bates]] - *[[Bell-17220|Fiona Bell ]] - *[[Best-2411| Noeline Best]] - *[[Bingham-1388|Lawrence Bingham]] - *[[Blomfield-52 |Helena Blomfield]] - *[[Boddy-39 |Rose Boddy]] - *[[Bowden-1477 |Terry Bowden]] - *[[Braddock-124|Campbell Braddock]] ** 8th Gen Kiwi - family been in New Zealand since the first missionaries, ** Working on New Zealand and Oamaru profiles by adding sources and categories, As part of the [[Space:Braddock%20Name%20Study|Braddock Name Study]] I am connecting all five NZ Braddock families to the world tree. *[[Brickland-2|Anonymous Brickland]] - **Researching the following family names - Andrews (Thames, Auckland), Barnett (Christchurch), Brickland, Coradine, Cross (Nelson), Duckworth (Christchurch), Judd (Auckland), Palmer (Nelson), Purnell, Small (Nelson), Taylor (Nelson), Whittaker (Timaru) and associated families *[[Butler-14364|Michael Butler]]'' - ** 15 of 16 great-great grandparents came to New Zealand - their family names were Butler, Henson, Alford, Gobbe, Harrington, Dunn, Webster, Irvine, Oates, Black, McCruedy, Tremain, Meneer, Makepeace, Edmonds The Edmonds came in 1834 and the Butlers were last arriving in 1881. Sarah Kelson died 2 years before her husband and children came to New Zealand. *[[Coxhead-143 |Peter Coxhead]] - *[[Crozier-538 | Norma Crozier]] - *[[Donnelly-2171 |Nic Donnelly]] - *[[Radcliffe-1013 |Kerry Dressler]] - *[[Genet-32|Sue Erkkila]] - *[[George-7849 |Sonia George]] - *[[Callingham-7| Carol Gilbert]] - *[[Gill-5258|Catherine Gill]] - *[[Sunnex-22| Jo Hall]] - *[[Hammond-3987|Andrew Hammond]]' - *[[Hatcher-2235|Jason Hatcher]]- *[[Hayes-13310 |Maria Hayes]] - *[[Hayward-3367|Pare Hayward]] - *[[Henderson-2297|Lorna Henderson]] **Maternal 2*great grandparents on "Timandra" into Taranaki *[[Frisken-30|Tracy Hope]] - ** My maternal ancestors are 50% Scottish, having emigrated in the mid- to late-19th century to Southland, and about 50% Cornish. Names of interest are Frisken, Ferguson, Quick and Hollow. I'm also interested in learning about the Hope family from Nelson/Marlborough, descended from Jane Hamilton Hope of Killybegs, County Donegal, emigrated to Nelson in 1851. *[[Edwards-7254 |Sarah Jenkins]] **6th Gen Kiwi - I have just discovered my Paternal Line thanks to DNA with the help of a cousin who is a genealogist with a massive tree of over 16.000, he has granted me full access and I have a long way to go before they are all added to Wikitree - I bounce around from profile to profile right now adding new ones and adding sources and info as I go - I have a system and I doing it that way more for S.E.O. reasons than anything else - it means I hopefully am reviewing all the profiles for which I am manager on a regular basis and making changes as I have learned more how wikitree works and about how to do sources since I first started. Surnames of Lines, Campbell, Fowler, White, Edwards, Payton, Neilson + my partner's Jenkins, Baylis, Oliver, Watson - the Watson line can't really grow until he takes a DNA test as his father's Dad we only have a name, not much else to go on and I can't find how he got to New Zealand? So no idea where he originated? I am noting under "Research" in my profiles, if/when I hit a brick wall and any collaborative help is much appreciated. *[[King-12726|Stephen King]] - *[[Thompson-31031|Robynne Lozier]] **Born and raised in New Zealand. Now living in Canada. Captain of the [[:Space:The_Kiwi_Crew |Kiwi Crew Team]] for Sprints, Source-a-thons and other challenges. Pretty much all of my ancestry originates from England and scotland with 1 line being from Ireland. I love doing Notables so if i can be on the Notables team, that would be great!!! *[[Luckie-23|Shoshanah Luckie]] *[[McMichael-211 |Fiona Gilliver]] **My Lovell, Woolcock, Lacey, Edwards, O'Riley and McMinn families now have bios and sources. Adding sources when mentioned to New Zealand Project page. Helping find NZ sources in response to G2G questions. Research, creation, connection and sourcing of unsourced New Zealand profiles, or profiles generated as part of NZ Disasters etc. which invariably sends me down rabbit holes (usually to the UK.). A member of the Kiwi Crew. Adding ship and cemetery categories where appropriate. General maintenance and connection of N.Z. profiles though I tend to focus on the Top of the South area. *[[Martin-46788|Maxx Martin]] - *[[Matthews-9527|Cloudia Matthews]] - *[[Miles-5060 |Cassandra Miles]] - *[[Murray-16871|Anne Murray]] - *[[Newport-626|Charlene Newport]] - *[[Newport-832 |Liz Newport]] - *[[Olney-518 |Graeme Olney]] (Updated: [[Olney-518|Olney-518]] 19:24, 1 May 2019 (UTC) ) **5th Gen Kiwi - working on geocoding Profiles of my own NZ family but in particular, the [[:Category:New Zealand, Corney Name Study|Corneys]] and related families in and around Taranaki and beyond. ** Also current spending time after every 'Tuesday' working with [[Project:Database_Errors|Project:Database_Errors]], to find errors related to New Zealand Profiles and helping 'Profile Managers' with adjustments. ** and when I've got some free time: adding [[:Category:Immigrant Ships to New Zealand|Immigrant Ships to New Zealand]] and categorising profiles of their passengers ** And then adding and/or aligning [[:Category: New Zealand, Places|Places in New Zealand]] and associated [[:Category: New Zealand, Cemeteries|Cemeteries in New Zealand]] ** and if I still have any time left: adding to the [[:Category: New Zealand, Disasters|New Zealand, Disasters]] and categorising profiles associated with them *[[Painter-1318| Murray Painter]] ** My grandparents (Painter) arrived Napier, New Zealand in 1876 originally from Gloucestershire. I have been working on family trees for nearly 10 years and reside in Hawke's Bay (Havelock North) *[[Cowper-404|Dean Pascoe]] - *[[Paul-5413|Melanie Paul]] - ** My first cousin three times removed (maternal side) and his family give me blood ties, plus I frequently find myself "in" Enzed for other families. I have a strong interest in ANZACs from both sides of the Tasman. (I also have a collateral cousin whose husband was in NZ during the early years of European "involvement") I believe I have a paternal cousin who was born there (his parents, mother in particular, were there performing on a regular basis). *[[Orange-290|R P ]] - *[[Pooley-386 |Emma Pooley]] - *[[Richardson-5769 |Phil Richardson ]] - *[[Robinson-15705 |Tony Robinson]] - *[[Rodgers-4539 |Gillian Rodgers]] - ** Originally from New Zealand I now live in London, UK. I'm researching New Zealand and English ancestors. ** I am very interested in researching Benfell/Binfield and Dewe immigrants to New Zealand. ** I have also joined the England Project. *[[Rundle-361| B Rundle]] - *[[Earle-1242|Nicola Sherrock]]- *[[Soppet-3 |John Soppet]] - *[[Stoddard-791|Jackie Stoddard]] *[[Irwin-2099|Lianne Trevarthen]] (Team Leader) **Born in Auckland, my father was Australian and my mother is also an Australian citizen (but born in NZ). Plenty of New Zealand connections. On my mother's side primarily in the Auckland region and Matamata-Piako area. As part of her family tree side, I am on the Mellsop Reunion committee, which has had regular reunions since the 1950s and our own website. Most of our family history on that side is from Ireland and England. On my father's side, things are more difficult to trace for me. They settled in Southland and Otago, but my father's paternal side goes back to Prussia ( an area now known as Lithuania) and it has not been possible to trace anything back there as yet. My husband's family settled in New Zealand in 1840 from Cornwall. As part of tracing all these family trees I have taken thousands of headstone photos, and contribute to Find-a-Grave, not only with my own family but others. I have started on several cemetery projects which I am now in the process of adding to WikiTree. I am hoping to contribute to WikiTree the combined Mellsop family tree (currently about 7000 in the tree - all spread out over New Zealand and the world) as well as my more personal family tree connections. *[[Tyree-392|Suszie Tyree]] - *[[Vincent-2548|Raewyn Vincent]] - I am the 5th and last generation of my Vincent line in Christchurch, New Zealand. (To my knowledge there is at least one other Vincent line who settled in Christchurch, primarily, but there may be one other.) My Vincent ancestors hailed from Middlesex, England. I am also a descendant of Hughes (two branches) and Sinclair from Dunedin, originating from Wales and Scotland, respectively. Other names of interest are Thomson (England), Muddle (Kent) and Serjantson (with variants, of Lincolnshire).
New Zealand Regions - Taranaki
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[[Category:Taranaki, New Zealand, Places]] == The Historic District Boundaries and Towns of Taranaki == Historically, The Province of Taranaki was bounded by the Wanganui, Tahuna and Mokau Rivers. The New Plymouth Province was established in the passage of the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Zealand_Constitution_Act_1852 NZ Constitution Act 1852]; which stated that "the Province of New Plymouth shall be bounded on the north by the Mokau River to its source; to the east by a right line running from the source of the river Mokau to the point where the Ngahuinga or Tahuna, the principal tributary of the Wanganui River is intersected by the thirty-ninth parallel of south latitude thence by the river Wanganui to the point where it is met by the Taumatamahoe path leading from the river Waitara; thence by a right line running from the above described point on the Wanganui river to the mouth of the river Patea. On the west by the coastline, including the islands anjacent thereto. On the south by the coastline, including the islands adjacent thereto. The Region of Taranaki is divided into three Districts; New Plymouth District, South Taranaki District and Stratford District. Historically, the term "District" referred to a small, local area in which the focus of the community might be a dairy factory or community hall. :'''New Plymouth District''' :''Historic Counties now included in New Plymouth District'' :Clifton County :Egmont County :Eltham County :Taranaki County :''Historic local Districts in New Plymouth District'' :Ahititi :[[:Category: Bell Block, Taranaki|Bellblock]] :[[:Category: Huirangi, Taranaki|Huirangi]] :[[:Category: Inglewood, Taranaki|Inglewood]] :[[:Category: Lepperton, Taranaki|Lepperton]] :[[:Category: Midhirst, Taranaki|Midhurst]] :Mokau (used to be the northern boundary of Taranaki Province) :[[:Category: New Plymouth, Taranaki|New Plymouth]] :[[:Category: Oakura, Taranaki|Oakura]] :[[:Category: Okato, Taranaki|Okato]] :[[:Category: Omata, Taranaki|Omata]] :[[:Category: Pukearuhe, Taranaki|Pukearuhe]] :Pungarehu :Rahotu :[[:Category: Tikorangi, Taranaki|Tikorangi]] :[[:Category: Urenui, Taranaki|Urenui]] :[[:Category: Waitara, Taranaki|Waitara]] :Waipuku :[[:Category: South Taranaki District, Taranaki|'''South Taranaki District''']] :''Historic Counties now included in Taranaki District'' :Hawera County :Patea County :''Historic local Districts in South Taranaki'' :Alton (previously named Woodville) :Auroa :[[:Category: Eltham, Taranaki|Eltham]] :[[:Category: Hāwera, Taranaki|Hawera]] :[[:Category: Kakaramea, Taranaki|Kakaramea]] :[[:Category: Kaponga, Taranaki|Kaponga]] :Kapuni :Makerikiri :[[:Category: Manaia, Taranaki|Manaia]] :Manutahi :Midhurst :Ngaire :Ngamatapouri :[[:Category: Normanby, Taranaki|Normanby]] :[[:Category: Opunake, Taranaki|Opunake]] :[[:Category: Okaiawa, Taranaki|Okaiawa]] :[[:Category: Otakeho, Taranaki|Otakeho]] :[[:Category: Patea, Taranaki|Patea]] :[[:Category: Pihama, Taranaki|Pihama]] :Pipiriki :Poroaterao :Rahotu :Rowan :[[:Category: Waitōtara, Taranaki|Waitotara]] :[[:Category: Waverley, Taranaki|Waverly]] (Waverley was previously in Wanganui Province) :'''Stratford District''' :''Historic Counties included in Stratford District'' :Stratford :''Historic local Districts in Stratford'' :Makahu :Tangarakau :[[:Category: Whangamomona, Manawatū-Whanganui| Whangamomona]] is now in [[:Category: Manawatū-Whanganui, New Zealand|Manawatū-Wanganui Region]]
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[[Category: New Zealand, Planned Settlement Schemes]] [[Category: New Zealand Colonists]] [[Category: New Zealand, Immigrants]] [[Category: The New Zealand Company]] [[Category:New Zealand Colonists - Akaroa]] [[Category: New Zealand Colonists - Albertland]] [[Category:New Zealand Colonists - New Plymouth]] == Organised Settlement in New Zealand == :1837 colonists recruited in New South Wales by [[De_Thierry-6| De Thierry]] for a settlement in '''Hokianga''' :1839 '''[[:Category:The_New_Zealand_Company|The New Zealand Company]]''' Settlements in Wellington / Nelson / Whanganui / Dunedin :''Ships'' - :1839 [[:Category:Tory_%28Ship%29|Tory]] :1839 [[:Category:Cuba_%28Ship%29|Cuba]] :1839 [[:Category:Oriental%2C_sailed_15_September_1839|Oriental]] :1839 [[:Category:Aurora%2C_sailed_22_September_1839|Aurora]] :1839 [[:Category:Adelaide%2C_sailed_18_September_1839|Adelaide]] :1839 [[:Category:Duke_of_Roxburgh%2C_sailed_5_October_1839|Duke of Roxburgh]] :1839 [[:Category:Bengal_Merchant%2C_sailed_30_October_1839|Bengal Merchant]] :1839 [[:Category:Glenbervie%2C_sailed_2_October_1839|Glenbervie]] (freight vessel) :1840 [[:Category:Blenheim%2C_sailed_25_August_1840|Blenheim]] :1840 [[:Category:Slains_Castle%2C_sailed_17_September_1840|Slains Castle]] :1840 [[:Category:Lady_Nugent%2C_sailed_10_October_1840|Lady Nugent]] :1840 [[:Category:Olympus%2C_sailed_9_December_1840|Olympus]] :1841 [[:Category:London%2C_sailed_17_November_1841|London]] :1840 '''[[:Category:New_Zealand_Colonists_-_Akaroa|Nanto-Bordelaise Company]]''' (Akaroa) French settlers led by [https://teara.govt.nz/en/biographies/1l2/langlois-jean-francois Captain Jean François Langlois] :''ships'' - :[[:Category:Comte_de_Paris%2C_sailed_19_March_1840|Comte de Paris]] :[http://history-nz.org/colonisation4.html L'Aube] warship preceded the ''Comte de Paris'' :1841 '''Kaihu Settlement Scheme''' :1841 ship [https://northlandhistory.blogspot.com/2009/04/kaipara-shipwrecks-1841-sophia-pate.html Sophia Pate] wrecked on the Kaipara Bar; many of the intending colonists drowned :1841 [[:Category:New_Zealand_Colonists_-_New_Plymouth|'''The Plymouth Company]]''' (New Plymouth) :''ships'' - :1840 [[:Category:William_Bryan%2C_sailed_19_November_1840|William Bryan]] :1841 [[:Category:Slains_Castle%2C_sailed_17_September_1840|Slains Castle]] :1841 [[:Category:Amelia_Thompson%2C_sailed_25_March_1841|Amelia Thompson]] :1841 [[:Category:Oriental%2C_sailed_22_June_1841|Oriental]] :1841 [[:Category:Timandra%2C_sailed_2_November_1841|Timandra]] :1842 [[:Category:Blenheim%2C_sailed_2_July_1842|Blenheim]] :1841 [[:Category:Essex%2C_sailed_3_September_1842|Essex]] :1842 / 1843 [https://www.nzherald.co.nz/entertainment/news/article.cfm?c_id=1501119&objectid=10446250 '''Parkhurst Boys'''] :1842 [[:Category:St_George%2C_sailed_31_May_1842|St. George]] :1842 [[:Category: New Zealand Colonists - (German) Moutere|'''Nelson''']] - German Settlers organised by [[Beit-2|John Nicholas Beit]] & led by Rev J.C. Riemenschneider, Rev. J.F.H Wohlers, pastors J.W.C Heine & J.H. Trost. :''ships'' - :1842 [[:Category:St_Pauli%2C_sailed_26_December_1842|St Pauli]] N.Z.Co. agent John Nicholas Beit recruited settlers in north Germany :1844 [[:Category:Skiold%2C_sailed_21_April_1844|Skiold]] N.Z.Co. agents Carl & Fedor Kelling recruited Germans from Mecklenburg :1847 [[:Category: Royal New Zealand Fencibles|'''Royal New Zealand Fencibles''']] - Military settlements around Auckland: at Onehunga / Otahuhu / Howick / Panmure / Mangere :''ships'' - :1847 [[:Category: Ramillies, sailed 14 April 1847|Ramilles]] :1847 [[:Category:Minerva, sailed 1 July 1847|Minerva]] :1847 [[:Category: Sir Robert Sale, sailed 13 Jun 1847|Sir Robert Sale]] :1847 [[:Category:Sir_George_Seymour,_sailed_12_August_1847|Sir George Seymour]] :1848 [[:Category: Clifton, sailed 18 August 1847|Clifton]] :1848 [[:Category: Ann, sailed 5 October 1847|Ann]] :1849 [[:Category: Berhampore, sailed 7 March 1849|Berhampore]] :1849 [[:Category: Oriental Queen, sailed 16 May 1849|Oriental Queen]] :1852 [[:Category:Inchinnan, Arrived 13 Feb 1849|Inchinnan]] :1852 [[:Category: Berwick Castle, sailed 13 June 1852|Berwick Castle]] :1848 [[:Category:Canterbury_Association|'''The Canterbury Association''']] :''ships'' - :1850 [[:Category:Charlotte_Jane%2C_sailed_8_September_1850|Charlotte Jane]] :1850 [[:Category:Randolph%2C_sailed_8_September_1850|Randolph]] :1850 [[:Category:Sir_George_Seymour%2C_sailed_8_September_1850|Sir George Seymour]] :1850 [[:Category:Cressy%2C_sailed_7_September_1850|Cressy]] :1851 [[:Category:Lady_Nugent%2C_sailed_30_May_1851|Lady Nugent]] :1853 [[Space:Ships_of_the_Nova_Scotian_Gaelic_Migration_to_New_Zealand|'''Nova Scotian Gaelic Migration to New Zealand''']] - '''Waipu''' - Scottish Presbyterians led by the [[McLeod-4590|Rev. Norman McLeod]] :''ships'' - :1853 [[:Category:Gazelle%2C_sailed_September_5%2C_1853|Gazelle]] :1853 [[:Category:Gertrude_%281853%29|Gertrude]] :1857 [[:Category:Spray_%281857%29|Spray]] :1857 [[:Category:Breadalbane%2C_sailed_December_24%2C_1857|Breadalbane]] :1857 [[:Category:Ellen_Lewis%2C_sailed_1_December_1859|Ellen Lewis]] :1862 '''[[:Category:New_Zealand_Colonists_-_Albertland|Albertland Special Settlement Association]]''' organised in Birmingham, England by the [[Brame-240 |Rev. William Rawson Brame]] :''ships'' - :1862 [[:Category: Matilda Wattenbach, sailed 2 June 1862|Matilda Wattenbach]] :1862 [[:Category: Hanover, sailed 29 May 1862|Hanover]] :1862 [[:Category: William Miles, sailed 29 July 1862|William Miles]] :1862 [[:Category: Gertrude, sailed 4 November 1862|Gertrude]] :1863 [[:Category: Annie Wilson, sailed 28 May 1863|Annie Wilson]] :1863 [[:Category: Tyburnia, sailed 31 May 1863|Tyburnia]] :1863 [[:Category: Caduceus (Ship)|Caduceus]] :1863 [[:Category: Victory (1863)|Victory]] :1863 [[:Category: Ida Zeigler, sailed 3 July 1863|Ida Zeigler]] :1863 [[:Category: John Duncan, sailed 8 October 1863|John Duncan]] :1864 [[:Category: Nimroud, sailed 12 August 1864|Nimroud]] :1863 [[:Category:New_Zealand_Colonists_-_Puhoi|'''Puhoi''']] - Bohemian immigrants led by [[Krippner-44|Captain Martin Krippner]] :''ships'' - :1863 [[:Category:War_Spirit%2C_sailed_12_March_1863|War Spirit]] :1865 [[:Category:Liverpool%2C_sailed_8_November_1865|Liverpool]] (x2 voyages) :1864 [[:Category:New Zealand_Colonists - Waikato Immigration Scheme|'''Waikato Immigration Scheme''']] Emigrants for the The Waikato Immigration Scheme were recruited in large numbers from the Cape Colony (South Africa), Britain and Ireland. :''ships'' :1864 [[:Category:Bombay, sailed 26 November 1864|Bombay]] :1864 [[:Category:New Zealand_Colonists - Military Settlements of the Waikato|'''Waikato Military settlements''']] :Alexandra :[[:Category:New Zealand Colonists - Hamilton|'''Kirikiriroa/Hamilton''']] recruited by [[Steele-8122|Lieutenant William Steele]] to form the 4th Waikato Regiment. :Cambridge :Harapepe :Horotiu :Kihikihi :Newcastle/Ngaruawhaia :Whatawhata :1866 [[:Category:New_Zealand_Colonists_-_Kawakawa|'''Bay of Islands Special Settlement]]''' Ulster Irish Protestant settlers at Kawakawa (Whangae) led by the [[Hall-38428|Rev. Richard Augustus Hall]] :''ships'' - :1866 [[:Category:Mary_Shepherd%2C_sailed_10_November_1866|Mary Shepherd]] :1866 [[:Category:New_Zealand_Colonists_-_Karere%2C_Manawatu|'''Karere''' : Manawatu]] - Danish Settlers led by Lutheran [[Monrad-13|Bishop Ditlev Gothard Monrad]] :1871 [[:Category:New_Zealand_Colonists_-_Palmerston_North|'''Palmerston North''']] : Manawatu - Scandinavian settlers recruited by [[Vogel-818|Julius Vogel's]] [https://nzhistory.govt.nz/politics/the-vogel-era Assisted Immigration Scheme] :''ships'' - :1871 [[:Category:Celaeno%2C_sailed_November_2%2C_1871|Celaeno]] :1871 [[:Category:England%2C_sailed_8_December_1871|England]] :1871 [[:Category:New_Zealand_Colonists_-_Manchester_Block|'''The Emigrants and Colonists Aid Corporation''']] '''The Manchester Block''' (Feilding) - farm labourers from Buckinghamshire & Middlesex organized by the [[Montagu-226|Duke of Manchester]] and led by [[Feilding-37|Colonel William Henry Adelbert Feilding]] :''ships'' - :1873 [[:Category:Duke_of_Edinburgh%2C_sailed_8_September_1873|Duke of Edinburgh]] :1873 [[:Category:Salisbury%2C_sailed_5_October_1873|Salisbury]] :1873 [[:Category:Ocean_Mail%2C_sailed_9_October_1873|Ocean Mail]] :1873 [[:Category:Mongol%2C_sailed_12_December_1873|Mongol]] :1874 [[:Category:Woodlark%2C_sailed_23_February_1873|Woodlark]] :1874 [[:Category:Golden_Sea%2C_sailed_29_January_1874|Golden Sea]] :1874 [[:Category:Waikato%2C_sailed_24_March_1874|Waikato]] :1874 [[:Category:La_Hogue%2C_sailed_20_February_1874|La Hogue]] :1874 [[:Category:Euterpe%2C_sailed_27_April_1874|Euterpe]] :1872 [[:Category:New_Zealand_Colonists_-_70_mile_Bush|'''70 Mile Bush''']] [[:Category: Norsewood, Manawatū-Whanganui|Norsewood]], [[:Category: Dannevirke, Manawatū-Whanganui|Dannevirke]]; [[:Category: Pahiatua, Manawatū-Whanganui|Pahiatua]] and [[:Category: Eketahuna, Manawatū-Whanganui|Eketahuna]], (southern Hawkes Bay) including '''40 Mile Bush''' (the southern portion Masterton to Woodville) - Scandinavian settlers recruited by [[Vogel-818|Julius Vogel's]] [https://nzhistory.govt.nz/politics/the-vogel-era Assisted Immigration Scheme] :''ships'' - :1872 [[:Category:Ballarat%2C_sailed_13_June_1872|Ballarat]] :1872 [[:Category:Høvding%2C_sailed_31_May_1872|Høvding]] :1874 [[:Category:Fritz_Reuter%2C_sailed_16_December_1874|Fritz Reuter]] :1872 [[:Category:Friedeburg%2C_sailed_19_May_1872|Friedeburg]] :1871 [[:Category:England%2C_sailed_8_December_1871|England]] :1872 [[:Category:Forfarshire%2C_sailed_16_November_1872|Forfarshire]] :1872 [[:Category:Halcione%2C_sailed_1_May_1872|Halcione]] :1873 [[:Category:Bebington%2C_sailed_June_13%2C_1873|Bebington]] :1872 [[:Category:Schiehallion%2C_sailed_13_April_1872|Schiehallion]] :1872 [[:Category:Jessie_Readman%2C_sailed_22_September_1872|Jessie Readman]] :1872 [[:Category:Glenlora%2C_sailed_8_August_1872|Glenlora]] :from 1872 [[Space:Brogdens%27_Navvies|'''Brogdens' Navvies''']] :The English company, Brogden and Sons recruited about 1000 labourers and their families; arriving 1872 - 1873 to work on railway construction projects at Auckland, Napier, Wellington, Picton, Oamaru and Invercargill. (see link for shipping lists) :1873 [[:Category:New_Zealand_Colonists_-_Stewart_Island|'''Port William''' (Stewart Island)]] :1874 [[:Category:New_Zealand_Colonists_-_Karamea|'''Karamea''']] :''ships'' - :1874 [[:Category:Adamant%2C_sailed_6_May_1874|Adamant]] :1874 [[:Category:Chile%2C_sailed_22_July_1874|Chile]] :1873 [[:Category:Ocean_Mail%2C_sailed_9_October_1873|Ocean Mail]] :1873 [[:Category:Michael_Angelo%2C_sailed_2_March_1873|Michael Angelo]] : 1875 [[:Category:New_Zealand_Colonists_-_Jacksons_Bay|'''Jackson's Bay''']] West Coast organised by the Westland Provincial Government :1875 [[:Category:New_Zealand_Colonists_-_Katikati|'''Katikati''']] Ulster Protestants from Northern Ireland led by [[Stewart-4293|George Vesey Stewart]] :''ships'' - :1875 [[:Category:Carisbrooke_Castle%2C_sailed_8_June_1875|Carisbrooke Castle]] :1875 [[:Category: Lady Jocelyn, Arrived 23 Dec 1875|Lady Jocelyn]].
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'''New Zealand suffragists'''
Extract from [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Women%27s_suffrage_in_New_Zealand Wikipedia] Women's suffrage in New Zealand was an important political issue in the late 19th century. Of countries currently independent, New Zealand was the first to give women the vote in modern times. The Electoral Bill granting women the franchise was given Royal Assent by Governor Lord Glasgow on 19 September 1893, and women voted for the first time in the election held on 28 November 1893 (elections for the Māori electorates were held on 20 December). In 1893, Elizabeth Yates also became Mayor of Onehunga, the first time such a post had been held by a female anywhere in the British Empire.Women's suffrage was granted after about two decades of campaigning by women such as Kate Sheppard and Mary Ann Müller and organisations such as the New Zealand branch of the Women's Christian Temperance Union led by Anne Ward.
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[[Category: New Zealand]] [[Category: New Zealand Wars]] ==The New Zealand Wars (1843-1872)== The first "New Zealand War" or "Māori war" was in 1845-46 at Kororareka (Bay of Islands) and was between Hōne Heke in the far north and the Government. "The last shot was fired at Waikaremoana in 1870." =====Key Historical References===== The New Zealand Wars were a series of skirmishes and battles between some Māori tribes and government forces (which included British and Colonial troops and their Māori allies, known as Kūpapa). * [http://newzealandwars.co.nz/land-wars-timeline/ Land Wars Timeline.] * [https://nzhistory.govt.nz/war/new-zealands-19th-century-wars/introduction New Zealand's 19th-century wars.] * [http://www.nzhistory.net.nz/keyword/new-zealand-wars New Zealand Wars (NZ History).] * [http://nzetc.victoria.ac.nz//tm/scholarly/tei-AleBush-t1-body-d1.html Bush Fighting (Māori War).] * [https://sites.google.com/site/treaty4dummies/home/new-zealand-wars New Zealand wars (4dummies).] * [http://www.angelfire.com/mp/memorials/nzwar2.htm New Zealand Wars (1863 - 1864).] * [http://nzetc.victoria.ac.nz//tm/scholarly/tei-Cyc02Cycl-t1-body1-d1-d18.html The Māori Wars.] * [http://newzealandwars.co.nz/ The New Zealand Wars.] * [https://wikieducator.org/History/The_New_Zealand_Wars The New Zealand Wars (Wiki Educator).] * [http://history-nz.org/wars3.html The New Zealand Wars (NZ in History).] * [http://nzetc.victoria.ac.nz//tm/scholarly/tei-Cow01NewZ-t1-front-d1.html The New Zealand Wars: A History of the Māori Campaigns and the Pioneering Period: Volume I (1845-64).] * [http://nzetc.victoria.ac.nz//tm/scholarly/tei-Cow02NewZ-t1-front-d1.html The New Zealand Wars: A History of the Māori Campaigns and the Pioneering Period: Volume II: The Hauhau Wars, (1864-72).] * [[Space:New_Zealand_Wars_-_Reminiscences|NZ Wars - Reminiscences.]] =====Families===== * [[Space: New_Zealand_Wars_Families|Family Connections]] =====Māori War Incidents===== * [http://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/cgi-bin/paperspast?a=d&cl=search&d=OW18981110.2.204 Incidents & Sketches of the Māori Wars.] * [http://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/cgi-bin/paperspast?a=d&cl=search&d=NZH19250629.2.126 Māori War incidents.] * [http://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/cgi-bin/paperspast?a=d&cl=search&d=ODT19220113.2.58 Recollections of the Māori Wars.] =====Bay of Plenty===== * [http://tauranga.kete.net.nz/documents/0000/0000/0387/Participants_at_Gate_Pa_and_Te_Ranga_1864.pdf Participants at the Battles of Gate Pā and Te Ranga.] =====The East Coast===== * [https://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/HBH18650822.2.6 The War on The East Coast.] =====Taranaki===== * [[Space:New_Zealand_Wars_-_The_Taranaki_War|The Taranaki War.]] * [http://www.nzhistory.net.nz/media/photo/map-showing-titokowarus-southern-taranaki-campaigns Southern Taranaki War locations.] =====Waikato===== * [[Space:New_Zealand_Wars_-_The_Waikato_War|The Waikato War (1863-64).]] * [http://www.nzhistory.net.nz/war/new-zealands-19th-century-wars/waikato-war-map Waikato War locations.] =====Australian Involvement===== * [https://espace.library.uq.edu.au/view/UQ:198457/the17900.pdf Australian Involvement in the New Zealand wars.] ----- ==Troops & Regiments== * [http://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/cgi-bin/paperspast?a=d&cl=search&d=NZ18650113.2.14 Army List - Colonial Forces 1865/66.] * [http://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/cgi-bin/paperspast?a=d&cl=search&d=HBH18631126.2.5 Arrival of the ''Himalaya'' with troops.] * [http://pearlspad.net.nz/FirstNZ.War1845-47.htm First NZ War People (1845-47).] * [http://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/cgi-bin/paperspast?a=d&cl=search&d=HBH18670824.2.17 Imperial Officers Casualties.] * [http://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/cgi-bin/paperspast?a=d&d=NZH19140514.2.105 Men Who Fought and Fell.] * [http://natlib.govt.nz/items?il%5Bsubject_authority_id%5D=-22473 NZ Wars, 1860-72, Military Personnel.] * [http://www.thefreelibrary.com/New+Zealand's+Colonial+Defence+Force+(Cavalry)+and+its+Australian...-a092202200 NZ Colonial Defence Force (Cavalry) & its Australian Context 91863-66).] * [http://www.nzmr.org/colonial.htm NZ Mounted Rifles.] * [http://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/cgi-bin/paperspast?a=d&cl=search&d=HBH18631209.2.8 Officers by Regiment (Dec 1863).] =====Regiments===== * [http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~sooty/britishregimentsinnz.html British Regiments in NZ during the Māori/Land Wars.] * [https://sites.google.com/site/40thoffoot/home-1/new-zealand-maori-war 40th Regiment of Foot.] * [http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~nzbound/40th.htm The 40th Regiment of Foot.] * [http://www.nzhistory.net.nz/media/photo/57th-regiment-nz-wars-memorial 57th Regiment NZ Wars memorial.] * [https://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/NZH18640907.2.31 The Sixty-Fifth - ''Royal Tigers''.] * [https://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/NZH18651009.2.12 The Sixty-Fifth - ''Royal Tigers''.] * [http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:http://hicketypip.tripod.com/officers65th.htm&gws_rd=cr&ei=DlBiV9jKG4OymAX32rKwDw 65th Regiment of Foot.] * [http://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/cgi-bin/paperspast?a=d&cl=search&d=LT18651114.2.36.8 The 65th Regiment in New Zealand.] =====The Navy in the Northern War (1845-46)===== * [http://navymuseum.co.nz/1800-1913-the-navy-in-the-northern-war-new-zealand-1845-46/ The Navy in the Northern War – New Zealand 1845-46.] =====Obituaries & Memorials===== * [http://www.mch.govt.nz/nz-identity-heritage/national-monuments-war-graves/list-historic-graves-and-monuments A List of Historic Graves and Monuments.] * [http://www.unattachednz.com/2012/04/nz-anzac-day-remembering-our-people-who.html ANZAC Day: Remembering Our NZ Wars ...] * [http://glosters.tripod.com/obits1.htm Obituaries - Officers & Other Ranks.] * [http://1914-1918.invisionzone.com/forums/index.php?/topic/80192-war-memorials-glos-staffs-cheshire-derby-other-counties/&page=2 War Memorials in English counties.] * [[Space:Pokeno_Old_Soldiers_Cemetery | Pokeno Old Soldiers cemetery.]] =====Soldiers' Remains===== * [http://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/cgi-bin/paperspast?a=d&cl=search&d=HNS19090115.2.51 Removal of Soldiers' Remains, 15 Jan 1909.] =====Highest Bravery Awards===== * [[Space:New_Zealand_Cross_(1869)|New Zealand Cross (1869) recipients.]] * [[Space:New_Zealand_Wars_-_Victoria_Cross_recipients|Victoria Cross recipients.]] =====New Zealand Awards===== * [http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~ourstuff/RecipientofNewZealandMedal.htm Recipients of the New Zealand War Medal.] * [https://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/WH18760518.2.13 The New Zealand Decorative Distinctions.] ---- ==Casualties of the Wars== * [[Space:New_Zealand_Wars_-_Killed%2C_Wounded_etc.|Killed, Wounded, Missing etc.]] * N.B. To sort any of the tables below by a column, click on a small icon in the header row. ===Engagements=== ====Battle or Skirmish==== : Places, settlements, villages or areas where armed conflict occurred. {{userbox | id = Table 1 | info = Battle or Skirmish. | info-size = 12 | info-color = darkblue | info-background = palegreen | id-background = yellow | width = 213 }}
{| class="wikitable sortable" border="1" |+ ! scope="col" | Name ! scope="col" | Region ! scope="col" | Date |- |'''Gate Pā''' [[Space:New_Zealand_Wars_-_Gate_P%C4%81_(29_Apr_1864)| ~ '''{{red| GATE PA, 29 Apr 1864}}''' ~]] | Tauranga || 1864-04-29 |- |'''Kaitake''' [http://nzetc.victoria.ac.nz/tm/scholarly/tei-Cow01NewZ-c25-3.html/ ~ KAITAKE, 25 Mar 1864 ~] | Taranaki || 1864-03-25 |- |'''Kakaramea''' [http://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/cgi-bin/paperspast?a=d&cl=search&d=NZH18650621.2.24 ~ KAKARAMEA: Report of a Skirmish with the Rebels ~] | Taranaki || 1865-06-21 |- |'''Ketemarae''' [http://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/cgi-bin/paperspast?a=d&cl=search&d=DSC18661015.2.26 ~ KETEMARAE, 2 Oct 1866 ~] | Taranaki || 1866-10-02 |- |'''Keteonetea''' [http://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/cgi-bin/paperspast?a=d&d=TH18661110.2.25&e=-------10--1----2-- ~ KETEONETEA, 29 Oct 1866 ~] | Taranaki || 1866-10-29 |- |'''Matawhero''' [[Space:New_Zealand_Wars_-_Matawhero_(10_Nov_1868)| ~ '''{{red| MATAWHERO, 10 Nov 1868}}''' ~]] | Poverty Bay || 1868-11-10 |- |'''Mauku''' [http://www.nzhistory.net.nz/media/photo/mauku-nz-wars-memorial/ ~ MAUKU, 23 Oct 1863 ~] | South Auckland || 1863-10-23 |- |'''Mohaka''' [http://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/cgi-bin/paperspast?a=d&cl=search&d=DSC18690423.2.36 ~ MOHAKA, 10 Apr 1869 ~] | Hawke's Bay || 1869-04-10 |- |'''Moturoa''' [[Space:New_Zealand_Wars_-_Moturoa_(7_Nov_1868)| ~ '''{{red| MOTUROA, 7 Nov 1868}}''' ~]] | Taranaki || 1868-11-07 |- |'''Moutoa''' [http://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/cgi-bin/paperspast?a=d&cl=search&d=HBH18640528.2.11 ~ MOUTOA: Battle of Moutoa ~] | Whanganui || 1864-05 |- |'''Ngatipa''' [[Space:New_Zealand_Wars_-_Ngatipa_(3_Jan_1869)| ~ '''{{red| NGATIPA, 3 Jan 1869}}''' ~]] | Gisborne || 1869-01-05 |- |'''Nukumaru''' [http://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/cgi-bin/paperspast?a=d&cl=search&d=TS18681211.2.11 ~ NUKUMARU: The Maori War - Wanganui District ~] | Whanganui || 1868-12 |- |'''Ohaeawai''' [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Ohaeawai ~ OHAEAWAI, Jul 1845 ~] | Bay of Islands || 1845-07-01 |- |'''Omaruhakeke''' [http://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/cgi-bin/paperspast?a=d&cl=search&d=WCT18660116.2.13 ~ OMARUHAKEKE, 25 Dec 1865 ~] | Hawke's Bay || 1865-12-25 |- |'''Okutuku''' [[Space:New_Zealand_Wars_-_Moturoa_(7_Nov_1868)| ~ '''{{red| OKUTUKU, 7 Nov 1868}}''' ~]] | Taranaki || 1868-11-07 |- |'''Opepe''' [[Space:New_Zealand_Wars_-_Opepe_(8_Jun_1869)| ~ '''{{red| OPEPE, 8 Jun 1869}}''' ~]] | Taupo || 1869-06-08 |- |'''Opotiki''' [[Space:New_Zealand_Wars_-_Opotiki_(5_Oct_1865)| ~ '''{{red| OPOTIKI, 5 Oct 1865}}''' ~]] | Taranaki || 1865-10-05 |- |'''Orakau''' [[Space:New_Zealand_Wars_-_Orakau_(2_Apr_1864)|~ '''{{red| ORAKAU, 2 Apr 1864}}''' ~]]] | Waikato || 1864-04-02 |- |'''Otapawa''' [http://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/cgi-bin/paperspast?a=d&d=TC18660123.2.18 ~ OTAPAWA, 13 Jan 1866 ~] |Taranaki || 1866-01-13 |- |'''Otoia''' [https://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/TC18690409.2.16 ~ OTOIA, 13 Mar 1869 ~] | Taranaki || 1869-03-13 |- |'''Papatupu''' [http://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/cgi-bin/paperspast?a=d&cl=search&d=TH18690227.2.16 ~ PAPATUPU, 18 Feb 1869 ~] | Taranaki || 1869-02-18 |- |'''Patea''' [http://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/cgi-bin/paperspast?a=d&cl=search&d=TC18680616.2.14 ~ PATEA, 9 Jun 1868 ~] | Taranaki || 1868-06-09 |- |'''Patutahi''' [http://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/cgi-bin/paperspast?a=d&cl=search&d=DSC18681228.2.20 ~ PATUTAHI, 12 Dec 1868 ~] | East Coast || 1868-12-12 |- |'''Petane''' [http://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/cgi-bin/paperspast?a=d&cl=search&d=DSC18661019.2.21 ~ PETANE, 12 Oct 1866 ~] | Hawke's Bay || 1866-10-12 |- |'''Pukearuhe''' [[Space:New_Zealand_Wars_-_Pukearuhe_(13_Feb_1869)| ~ '''{{red| PUKEARUHE, 13 Feb 1869}}''' ~]] | Taranaki || 1869-02-13 |- |'''Pukemaire''' [[Space:New_Zealand_Wars_-_Pukemaire_(3_Oct_1865)| ~ '''{{red| PUKEMAIRE, 3 Oct 1865}}''' ~]] | East Coast || 1865-10-03 |- |'''Rangiaowhia''' [http://www.nzhistory.net.nz/media/photo/rangiawhia/ ~ RANGIAOWHIA, 21 Feb 1864.] | Waikato || 1864-02-21 |- |'''Rangiriri''' [[Space:New_Zealand_Wars_-_Rangiriri_(20_Nov_1863)| ~ '''{{red| RANGIRIRI, 20 Nov 1863}}''' ~]] | Waikato || 1863-11-20 |- |'''Rangitukia''' [http://www.nzhistory.net.nz/media/photo/rangitukia-nz-wars-memorial ~ RANGITUKIA MEMORIAL (1865) ~] | Waiapu || 1865-07-31 |- |'''Ruakituri''' [http://www.nzhistory.net.nz/media/photo/ruakituri-nz-wars-memorial/ ~ RUAKITURI, 8 Aug 1868 ~] | Gisborne || 1868-08-08 |- |'''Ruatahuna''' [http://www.nzhistory.net.nz/media/photo/kainaha-cemetery-nz-wars-memorials ~ RUATAHUNA, 8 May 1869 ~] | Urewera || 1869-05-08 |- |'''Tapuiwaewae''' [http://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/cgi-bin/paperspast?a=d&cl=search&d=LT18631015.2.22 ~ TAPUIWAEWAE, 2 Oct 1863 ~] | Taranaki || 1863-10-02 |- |'''Te Ahu Ahu''' [http://nzetc.victoria.ac.nz/tm/scholarly/tei-Cow02NewZ-b1-1-2.html/ ~ TE AHU AHU, 6 Apr 1864 ~] | Taranaki || 1864-04-06 |- |'''Te Irihanga''' [http://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/cgi-bin/paperspast?a=d&cl=search&d=DSC18670220.2.16 ~ TE IRIHANGA, 18 Jan 1867 ~] | Bay of Plenty || 1867-01-18 |- |'''Te-Ngutu-o-te-Manu''' [[Space:New_Zealand_Wars_-_Te-Ngutu-o-te-Manu_(7_Sep_1868)| ~ '''{{red| TE-NGUTU-O-TE MANU, 7 Sep 1868}}''' ~]] | Taranaki || 1868-09-07 |- |'''Te Pōrere''' [[Space:New_Zealand_Wars_-_Te_Pōrere_(4_Oct_1869)| ~ '''{{red| TE PORERE, 4 Oct 1869}}''' ~]] | King Country || 1869-10-04 |- |'''Te Ranga''' [[Space:New_Zealand_Wars_-_Te_Ranga_(21_Jun_1864)| ~ '''{{red| TE RANGA, 21 Jun 1864}}''' ~]] | Tauranga || 1864-06-21 |- |'''Turuturu Mokai''' [[Space:New_Zealand_Wars_-_Turuturu_Mokai_(12_Jul_1868)| ~ '''{{red| TURUTURU MOKAI, 12 Jul 1868}}''' ~]] | Taranaki || 1868-07-12 |- |'''Wairenga-a-Hika''' [http://www.nzhistory.net.nz/media/photo/waerenga-hika-nz-wars-memorial ~ WAERENGA-A-HIKA, 18 Nov 1865 ~] | Gisborne || 1865-11-18 |- |'''Wairau''' [[Space:New_Zealand_Wars_-_Wairau_(17_Jun_1843)| ~ '''{{red| WAIRAU, 17 Jun 1843}}''' ~]] | Marlborough || 1843-06-17 |- |'''Wairau Stream''' [http://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/cgi-bin/paperspast?a=d&cl=search&d=NZ18630530.2.24 ~ WAIRAU STREAM, 4 May 1863.] | Taranaki || 1863-05-04 |- |'''Waingongoro''' [http://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/cgi-bin/paperspast?a=d&cl=search&d=TC18661009.2.6 ~ WAINGONGORO, 1866 ~] | Taranaki || 1866 |- |'''Warea''' [https://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/NENZC18651111.2.38 ~ WAREA, 1865 ~] | Taranaki || 1865 |- |'''Whakamarama''' [http://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/cgi-bin/paperspast?a=d&cl=search&d=NENZC18670314.2.31 ~ WHAKAMARAMA, 15 Feb 1867 ~] | Bay of Plenty || 1867-02-15 |- |}
====Rangiaowhia (21 Feb 1864)==== * [http://www.teara.govt.nz/en/artwork/36920/rangiaowhia-battle Rangiaowhia Battle.] * [http://nzetc.victoria.ac.nz/tm/scholarly/tei-Cow01NewZ-c37.html The invasion of Rangiaowhia.] * [http://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/cgi-bin/paperspast?a=d&cl=search&d=DSC18640331.2.22.2&srpos=8&e=-03-1864--04-1864--100--1----0killed-ARTICLE- PapersPast, Daily Southern Cross, 31 Mar 1864.] ====Ruakituri (8 Aug 1868)==== * [http://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/cgi-bin/paperspast?a=d&cl=search&d=DSC18680820.2.42&srpos=35&e=-08-1868--08-1868--100--1----0killed--| PapersPast, Daily Southern Cross, 8 Aug 1868.] ====Ruatahuna (8 May 1869)==== * [http://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/cgi-bin/paperspast?a=d&cl=search&d=DSC18690607.2.41.2&srpos=5&e=-06-1869--07-1869--100--1----0killed-ARTICLE-| PapersPast, Daily Southern Cross, 7 Jun 1869.] * [http://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/cgi-bin/paperspast?a=d&cl=search&d=TC18690608.2.47&srpos=1&e=-06-1869--07-1869--100--1----0killed+ruatahuna-ARTICLE-| PapersPast, The Colonist, 8 Jun 1869.] *[http://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/cgi-bin/paperspast?a=d&cl=search&d=WH18690603.2.8&srpos=7&e=-06-1869--07-1869--100--1----0killed+ruatahuna-ARTICLE-| PapersPast, Wanganui Herald, 3 Jun 1869.] ====Waireka==== * [http://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/cgi-bin/paperspast?a=d&cl=search&d=TH18600331.2.6 PapersPast, Taranaki Herald, 31 Mar 1860.] * [http://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/cgi-bin/paperspast?a=d&cl=search&d=LT18600412.2.2 PapersPast, Lyttelton Times, 12 Apr 1860.] ===Killed in Action, ambushed or murdered=== * Table 2: Abbreviations used within Corps' names in Table 3. * Table 3: List of Colonial Troops and Kūpapa killed. * Table 4: List of Māori (rebels) killed. ====Colonial men and Kūpapa Killed==== : This is a list of the Colonial men and Kūpapa (friendly Māori) who were killed fighting, ambushed or murdered while not in a combative role, by the (rebel) Māori between 1843 and 1872. {{userbox | id = Table 2 | info = Abbreviations used within Corps' names in ''Table 3''. | info-size = 12 | info-color = darkblue | info-background = palegreen | id-background = yellow | width = 456 }}
{| class="wikitable" border="1" |+ ! scope="col" | Corps Abbreviation ! scope="col" | Corps |- |A. C.||Armed Constabulary |- |B. o. P.||Bay of Plenty |- |Bat.||Battalion |- |Brig.||Brigade |- |C. D. F.||Colonial Defence Force |- |Cav.||Cavalry |- |Div.||Division |- |E. F.||Expeditionary Force |- |H. B. M. S.||Hawke's Bay Military Settlers |- |H. B. Militia||Hawke's Bay Militia |- |M. R. V.||Mounted Rifle Volunteers |- |N.Z. Militia||New Zealand Militia |- |O. C. T. M. S.||Otago Contingent of Taranaki M. S. |- |Opotiki F. R.||Opotiki Forest Rangers |- |P. B.||Poverty Bay |- |R. A.||Royal Artillery |- |R. V.||Rifle Volunteers |- |Reg.||Regiment |- |Taranaki M. S.||Taranaki Military Settlers |- |Taranaki Mil.||Taranaki Militia |- |Vols.||Volunteers |- |Wang.||Wanganui |- |Wang. M. C.||Wanganui Māori Contingent (Kupapa) |- |Wgtn.||Wellington |- |Y. C.||Yeomanry Cavalry |- |}
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* N.B. Click on surnames in '''{{red| red}}''' and ''underlined.'' to view their personal profile. {| class="wikitable sortable" border="1" style="text-align: left;" |+ ! scope="col" | Surname ! scope="col" class="unsortable" | First Name ! scope="col" | Rank ! scope="col" | Corps ! scope="col" | Date of Death ! scope="col" | Action |- |'''AITKEN''' | |Private |65th Regiment | style="white-space: nowrap;" |1864-02-21 | style="white-space: nowrap;" |Rangiaowhia |- |'''ALEXANDER''' |Horatio |Corporal |C. D. F. |1864-02-21 |Rangiaowhia |- |(Māori) |'''Anita''' | |Wang. M. C. |1868-11-07 |Moturoa |- |'''APPLEBY''' |James |Sergeant |O. C. T. M. S. |1864-04-06 |Kaitake |- Source: N&DRotOCTMS |'''ARMSTRONG''' |John Alexander |Corporal |3rd Waikato Reg. |1864-04-02 |Orakau |- Source: 2 |[[Austen-803|'''{{red|AUSTEN}}''']] |Charles Wilson | Lt.-Colonel |2ndBat. 14thReg. |1863-12-07 |Rangiriri |- |'''BANKS''' |James (William) |Constable |No.2 Div. A. C. |1869-02-18 |Papatupu |- Source: 3 |'''BANKS''' |John |Corporal |Taranaki Mil. |1864-04-06 |Te Ahu Ahu |- Source: 1 |'''BANKS''' |William |Private |57th Regiment |1863-05-04 |Wairau Stream |- |BARNETT |J |Shoe.-Smith |4th Brig. R. A. |1865-11-29 | |- |'''BARRIS''' |Abel |Constable |No.2 Div. A. C. |1869-02-18 |Papatupu |- Source: 3 |'''BARTH''' |Robert |Constable |No.1 Div. A. C. |1869-02-18 |Papatupu |- Source: 3 |'''BATH''' | |Corporal |No.1 Div. A. C. |1869-03-13 |Otoia |- |'''BAYSICK''' |William |Private |1st Waikato Reg. |1863-10-23 |Mauku |- Source: 1 & 2 |'''BEAMISH''' |Allen |Constable |No.2 Div. A. C. |1868-07-12 |Turuturu Mokai |- Source: 3 (Date correct) |'''BERNARDS''' |H. |Captain |43rd Regiment |1864-06-21 |Te Ranga |- |'''BEST''' |Francis Eldred |Private |Forest Rangers |1865-05-14 |Kakaramea |- Source: 4 |'''BIDOES''' |Joseph |Trooper |Tauranga Cav. |1869-06-08 |Opepe |- |[[Biggs-2106|'''{{red|BIGGS}}''']] |Reginald Newton |Major |N.Z. Militia |1868-11-10 |Matawhero |- |'''BLACK''' |John |Constable |No.1 Div. A. C. |1869-03-13 |Otoia |- |'''BLAKE''' |John |Corporal |No.2 Div. A. C. |1868-07-12 |Turuturu Mokai |- Source: 3 |'''BONAPARTE''' | |Constable |No.8 Div. A. C. |1869-03-13 |Otoia |- Source: 3 |'''BOOTH''' |Henry Jackson Parkin |Lt.-Col. |43rd Regiment |1864-04-30 |Gate Pā |- |'''BORTHWICK''' |Christopher |Private |H. B. M. S. |1865-10-04 |Pukemaire |- PP:OW18651104 |'''BORTHWICK''' |David |Private |H. B. M. S. |1865-11-18 |Waerenga-a-Hika |- |[[Boyle-1722|'''{{red|BOYLE}}''']] |Connell |Constable |No.2 Div. A. C. |1869-02-18 |Papatupu |- Source: 1 & 3 |'''BRADHURST''' |John |Private |43rd Regiment |1864-04-29 |Gate Pā |- |'''BREWER''' |Samuel |Private |Patea R. V. |1868-11-07 |Moturoa |- |'''BROWN''' |Duncan (David) Michie |Sub-Inspect. |No.7 Div. A. C. |1869-01-02 |Ngatipa |- Source: 3 |'''BROWN''' |Francis |Private |Taranaki Mil. |1860-11-06 |Mahoetahi |- |'''BROWN''' |Samuel |Constable |No.6 Div. A. C. |1868-11-09 |Moturoa |- Source: 3 (Date correct) |[[Brown-49685|'''{{red|BROWN}}''']] |Thomas Melville |Private |O. C. T. M. S. |1865-10-05 |Te Tarata, Opotiki |- Source: 2 & N&DRotOCTMS |[[Buck-3162|'''{{red|BUCK}}''']] |George |Captain |Wgtn. Rifles |1868-09-07 |Te-Ngutu-o-te-Manu |- Source: 5 |'''BYRNE''' |Patrick |Constable |No.1 Div. A. C. |1868-08-08 |Ruakituri |- Source: 3 |'''CADELL''' |John |Trooper |Mounted Rifles |1868-11-10 |Matawhero |- |'''CAHILL''' |David |Sergeant |Wang. Militia |1868-06-09 |Patea |- |'''CAIN''' |Henry |Private |57th Regiment |1863-10-04 |Tapuiwaewae |- |'''CANNING''' |James Davis |Settler |Volunteer |1868-08-08 |Ruakituri |- |'''CARR''' | |Private |Wgtn. Rifles |1868-09-07 |Te-Ngutu-o-te-Manu |- |'''CARR''' |Oswald |Captain |Royal Artillery |1868-08-08 |Ruakituri |- |'''CASEMENT''' |Thomas |Captain |68th Regiment |1864-06-21 |Te Ranga |- |'''CHISLETT''' |James |Constable |No.1 Div. A. C. |1869-01-03 |Ngatipa |- |'''CLARENDON''' | |Constable |No.3 Div. A. C. |1869-01-03 |Ngatipa |- |'''CLARENDON''' |Alfred Henry |Private |Wang. Militia |1868-06-09 |Patea |- |'''CLARK''' |Henry |Boy |''Harrier'' |1864-04-29 |Gate Pā |- |'''CLARK''' |William |Private |Wang. Militia |1868-06-09 |Patea |- |'''CLOWEN''' |Matthew |Private |Wang. Militia |1869-02-18 |Papatupu |- |'''CLIFFORD''' |M. |Sergeant |43rd Regiment |1865-10-22 |Warea |- |'''COATES''' |William |Private |Wang. Militia |1868-08-08 |Ruakituri |- |'''COGHLAN''' |Charles |Private |Forest Rangers |1864-04-02 |Orakau |- Source: 4 |'''COLE''' |George L. |Constable |No.6 Div. A. C. |1868-11-07 |Moturoa |- |'''COLLINS''' |Thomas |Lance-corp. |Patea Yeo. Cav. |1868-10-16 |[http://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/cgi-bin/paperspast?a=d&cl=search&d=NENZC18681027.2.10 ''-ambushed-''] |- |'''CONDON''' |Patrick |Constable |No.1 Div. A. C. |1868-08-08 |Ruakituri |- Source: 3 |'''COOK''' |John |Trooper |B. o. P. Vols. |1869-06-08 |Opepe |- |'''COOPER''' |John |Private |Wairoa Vols. |1869-04-10 |Mohaka |- |'''CULVERWELL''' |Charles |Gunner |Royal Artillery |1863-11-20 |Rangiriri |- |'''CUMMINGS''' |Thomas |Constable |No.7 Div. A. C. |1869-01-26 |Kai Iwi Stream |- Source: 3 |'''DALTON''' |William |O.M. |''Esk'' |1864-04-29 |Gate Pā |- |'''DARLINGTON''' |Robert Francis |Constable |No.2 Div. A. C. |1868-09-07 |Te-Ngutu-o-te-Manu |- Source: 3 |'''DAVIS''' |Israel |Constable |No.5 Div. A. C. |1868-09-07 |Te-Ngutu-o-te-Manu |- Source: 3 |'''DAVIS''' |Robert |Constable |No.1 Div. A. C. |1869-05-08 |Ruatahuna |- Source: 1 & 3 |'''DAY''' |Frederick |Sergeant | |1866-01-13 |Otapawa |- |'''DEARLOVE''' |C. |Lance-corp. |H. B. M. S. |1865-11-18 |Hungahungatoroa |- |'''DEEKS''' |John Hicks |Private |Taranaki M. S. |1868-09-07 |Te-Ngutu-o-te-Manu |- |'''DETTS''' |Charles |Sergeant |B. o. P. Vols. |1869-06-08 |Opepe |- |'''DENBY''' |Whitaker |Seaman |''H.M.S. Hazard'' |1845-03-11 |Kororareka |- |'''DEVON''' |J. |Trooper |Patea Yeo. Cav. |1868-11-07 |Moturoa |- |'''DODD''' |G. N. |Lieutenant |N.Z. Militia |1868-11-10 |Matawhero |- |Donald |Donald |Trooper |B. o. P. Cav. |1868-06-06 | |- |'''DOOLEY''' |Jeremiah |Private |57th Regiment |1864-04-06 |Te Ahu Ahu |- |'''DOONAN''' |William |Sergeant |H. B. M. S. |1865-11-18 |Waerenga-a-Hika |- |'''DOWNS''' |William Henry |Constable |A. C. |1868-09-07 |Te-Ngutu-o-te-Manu |- Source: 3 |'''DUCROW''' |Andrew |Ensign |40th Regiment |1863-12-23 |Rangiriri |- |'''DUFF''' |Francis DeCourcy |Sgt.-Major |Wanganui Y. C. |1866-10-02 |Ketemarae |- |'''DWYER''' |James |Constable |No.3 Div. A. C. |1868-08-21 |Te-Ngutu-o-te-Manu |- Source: 3 (Date correct) |'''DYER''' | |Sergeant |43rd Regiment |1865-10-22 |Warea |- |'''EASTON''' (?) | |Constable |A. C. |1868-11-07 |Moturoa |- |'''EASTWOOD''' |Charles |Constable |No.6 Div. A. C. |1868-11-07 |Moturoa |- Source: 1 & 3 |'''ECONEMEDES''' |Hercules |Private |Wgtn. Rangers |1866-11-03 |Keteoneata |- |'''EDGECOMBE''' |Henry |Private |Taranaki Mil. |1860-11-06 |Mahoetahi |- |'''ELKIN''' |Alexander |Constable |No.3 Div. A.C. |1868-09-07 |Te-Ngutu-o-te-Manu |- Source: 3 |'''ELLERS''' |Samuel |Col.-Sgt. |57th Regiment |1863-05-04 |Wairau Stream |- |'''EMUS''' |Henry |Sgt.-Major |1st Waikato Reg. |1867-01-22 |Te Irihanga |- NZETC: Ch.16; Source: 2 |'''ENGLAND''' |Richard |Captain | |1843-06-17 |Wairau |- |'''FAHEY''' |Patrick |Sergeant |Taranaki Mil. |1860-03-28 |Waireka |- |'''FARRAND''' |Edward George |Constable |No.5 Div. A. C. |1868-09-07 |Te-Ngutu-o-te-Manu |- Source: 3 |'''FENNESSY''' |Richard |Constable |No.3 Div. A. C. |1868-09-07 |Te-Ngutu-o-te-Manu |- Source: 1 & 3 |'''FERGUSON''' |Finlay |Trooper |Poverty Bay Cav. |1868-12-12 |Patutahi |- |'''FINN''' |Thomas |Private |57th Regiment |1863-10-04 |Tapuiwaewae |- |'''FITZGERALD''' |Phillip |Private |43rd Regiment |1864-04-29 |Gate Pā |- |'''FLEURS''' |Thomas |Guide |N.Z. Militia |1869-03-13 |Otoia |- |'''FLYNN''' |John |Private |57th Regiment |1863-05-04 |Wairau Stream |- |Forbes |Michael | |53rd Regiment | | |- |'''FULLER''' |R. |O.S. |''H.M.S. Esk'' |1864-04-29 |Gate Pā |- |'''GALLAGHER''' |John |Private |Taranaki Mil. |1864-04-06 |Te Ahu Ahu |- Source: 1 |[[Gascoyne-41|'''{{red|GASCOIGNE}}''']] |Thomas (Bamber) |Lieutenant |Taranaki Mil. |1869-02-14 |Pukearuhe |- Source: 1 |'''GAYNOR''' |William |Constable |No.2 Div. A. C. |1868-07-12 |Turuturu Mokai |- Source: 3 |'''GEAREY''' |Joseph |Private |Wgtn. Rifles |1868-08-21 |Te-Ngutu-o-te-Manu |- Source: 5 |'''GILGAN''' |joseph |Constable |No.5 Div. A. C. |1868-09-07 |Te-Ngutu-o-te-Manu |- Source: 3 |'''GILL''' |Frederick |Trooper |Tauranga Cav. |1869-06-08 |Opepe |- |'''GLENNON''' |Martin |Constable |No.7 Div. A. C. |1868-12-06 |Nukumaru |- Source: 3 |'''GLOVER''' |Robert C. |Captain |43rd Regiment |1864-04-29 |Gate Pā |- |'''GOFF''' |Henry |Private |43rd Regiment |1864-04-29 |Gate Pā |- |'''GRANT''' |Thomas |Private |Wgtn. Rifles |1868-09-07 |Te-Ngutu-o-te-Manu |- Source: 5 |'''GREAVES''' |Charles Marmaduke Handley |Private |H. B. M. S. |1865-10-03 |Pukemaire |- PP:OW18651104 |'''GREEN''' | |Private |Wgtn. Rangers |1866-10-02 |Ketemarae |- |'''GREENBOW''' |Andrew |Stoker |''Harrier'' |1864-04-29 |Gate Pā |- |'''GUERIN''' |Jean |Civilian | |1869-03-09 |Whakatane |- |'''GUNDRY''' |Frederick (?) |Corporal |No.8 Div. A. C. |1869-03-13 |Otoia |- Source: 3 |'''HALBROOK''' | |Private | |1866-01-13 |Otapawa |- |'''HAMILTON''' |John Fane Charles |Captain |''H.M.S. Esk'' |1864-04-29 |Gate Pā |- |'''HAMILTON''' |Robert Thomas Francis |Captain |43rd Regiment |1864-04-29 |Gate Pā |- |'''HANDLEY''' | |Trooper |Wanganui Y. C. |1866-10-29 |Papaia |- |'''HANNER''' |James |Sergeant |65th Regiment |1864-04-29 |Gate Pā |- |'''HANLEY''' |P. |Trooper |Wanganui Y. C. |1866-11-11 |Keteoneata |- |'''HARDING''' |Henry |Sergeant |''H.M.S. Eclipse'' |1864-04-29 |Gate Pā |- |'''HARRIS''' |James |Ord. Seaman |''Orpheus'' |1864-04-29 |Gate Pā |- |'''HART''' |Richard |Constable |No.3 Div. A. C. |1868-09-07 |Te-Ngutu-o-te-Manu |- |'''HARTLEY''' |Charles |Private |Taranaki Mil. |1864-04-06 |Te Ahu Ahu |- Source: 1 |'''HASSARD''' |Jason |Lt.-Col. |57th Regiment |1866-01-15 |Otapawa |- |[[Hastings-1885|'''{{red|HASTINGS}}''']] |Henry Charles Holland |Lieutenant |Wgtn. Rangers |1868-09-07 |Te-Ngutu-o-te-Manu |- Source: 5 |'''HAWKINS''' |William |Sergeant |50th Regiment |1864-02-22 |Rangiaowhia |- |'''HAY''' |Edward |Commander |''H.M.S. Harrier'' |1864-04-30 |Gate Pā |- |'''HEGARTY''' |Michael |Sergeant |Wanganui Y. C. |1866-09 |Waingongoro |- |'''HEREFORD''' |Walter Vernon |Major |3rd Waikato Reg. |1864-04-02 |Orakau |- Source: 2 |'''HILL''' |Charles |Lieutenant |''H.M.S. Curacoa'' |1864-04-29 |Gate Pā |- |'''HILL''' |Samuel |Sergeant |57th Regiment |1863-05-04 |Wairau Stream |- |'''HOLBRASH''' |S. |Private |43rd Regiment |1864-04-29 |Gate Pā |- |'''HOLDBROOK''' |J. |Private |43rd Regiment |1864-04-29 |Gate Pā |- |'''HOLDEN''' |George |Constable |No.2 Div. A. C. |1868-07-12 |Turuturu Mokai |- |'''HOPE''' |William Astle |Asst. Surgeon |57th Regiment |1863-05-04 |Wairau Stream |- |'''HORNBY''' |S. |Private |43rd Regiment |1864-04-29 |Gate Pā |- |'''HORSPOOL''' |George Richard |Lance-corp. |No.2 Div. A. C. |1869-02-18 |Papatupu |- Source: 1 |'''HOWE''' |John |Constable |No.2 Div. A. C. |1869-02-18 |Papatupu |- |'''HUGHES''' |George |Private |Wgtn. Rangers |1868-09-07 |Te-Ngutu-o-te-Manu |- Source: 5 |Hunter |Baldane Alexander |Constable |Corps of Guides |1870-01 | ? |- |'''HUNTER''' |Henry Boyle |Lieutenant |Wgtn. Rangers |1868-09-07 |Te-Ngutu-o-te-Manu |- Source: 5 |'''HUNTER''' |William Magee |Major |No.3 Div. A. C. |1868-11-07 |Moturoa |- |'''HUSSEY''' |William Augustus |Captain |Taranaki M. S. |1865-12-25 |Omaruhakeke |- |'''JEFFS''' |Henry |Volunteer |1st Waikato Reg. |1867-02-15 |Whakamarama |- Source: 1 & 2 |Jenkins |William |Native Intpr. | |1867-05-12 | |- |'''JOHNSTON''' |Robert |Private |43rd Regiment |1864-06-21 |Te Ranga |- |'''JOHNSTON''' |Charles |Trooper |Tauranga Cav. |1869-06-08 |Opepe |- |'''JOHNSTONE''' |Thomas Ormsby |Lieutenant |40th Regiment |1865-01-25 |Nukumaru |- |'''JONES''' |Charles John |Private |Taranaki M. S. |1865-12-25 |Omaruhakeke |- |'''JORDAN''' |Thomas Edward |Private |Engineers |1867-02-15 |Whakamarama |- |(Māori) |'''Karamoa''' | | |1866-10-12 |Petane |- |'''KELLY''' |Edward |Private |57th Regiment |1863-05-04 |Wairau Stream |- |'''KELTY''' |Edward |Lance-corp. |No.2 Div. A. C. |1869-05-08 |Ruatahuna |- Source: 3 |'''KELLY''' |James |Constable |No.1 Div. A. C. |1868-11-07 |Moturoa |- Source: 3 |'''KENNEALY''' |William |Corporal |Patea R. V. |1868-11-07 |Moturoa |- Source: 1 |'''KEOAN''' |Robert |Gunner |Royal Artillery |1863-11-20 |Rangiriri |- |'''KERR''' |William A. |Private |Wgtn. Rangers |1868-08-21 |Te-Ngutu-o-te-Manu |- Source: 5 |'''KERWIN''' (Kerwan) |Edwin M. |Sergeant |No.6 Div. A. C. |1868-11-07 |Moturoa |- Source: 1 & 3 |'''KING''' |George |Private | |1866-01-13 |Otapawa |- |'''LANE''' |Charles |Private |43rd Regiment |1864-04-29 |Gate Pā |- |'''LANGLANDS''' |Charles John |Lieutenant |43rd Regiment |1864-04-29 |Gate Pā |- |'''LAURIE''' |W. D. |Private |H. B. M. S. |1865-10 |Waiapu |- |'''LAVIN''' |John Philip Martin |Lieutenant |Wairoa Vols. |1869-04-10 |Mohaka |- |'''LAWSON''' |Ernest |Ensign |Auckland Militia |1869-06-08 |Opepe |- |LAYCOCK |J |Shoe.-Smith |4th Brig. R. A. |1866-03-10 | |- |'''LECKY''' |John |Private |style="white-space: nowrap;"| 2nd Waikato Reg. |1864-05-31 | |- Source: 2 |'''LEES''' |Charles |Constable |No.3 Div. A. C. |1868-11-07 |Moturoa |- |'''LEES''' |William James |Constable |No.6 Div. A. C. |1868-11-07 |Moturoa |- Source: 1 & 3 |'''LEIGH''' |William |Stoker |''H.M.S. Esk'' |1864-04-29 |Gate Pā |- |'''LENNON''' |Richard |Civilian |Storekeeper |1868-07-18 |Turuturu Mokai |- |'''LITTLE''' |Joseph Thomas |Corporal |C. D. F. |1864-02-21 |Rangiaowhia |- |'''LLOYD''' |T. W. J. |Captain |57th Regiment |1864-04-06 |Te Ahu Ahu |- |'''LOVE''' |W. |Seaman |''H.M.S. Hazard'' |1845-03-11 |Kororareka |- |'''LOVELL''' |W. |Seaman |''H.M.S. Hazard'' |1845-03-11 |Kororareka |- |'''LUMSDEN''' |George |Lance-corp. |Wgtn. Rifles |1868-09-07 |Te-Ngutu-o-te-Manu |- Source: 5 |'''MACKENZIE''' | |Private | |1869-01-26 |Kai Iwi Stream |- |'''MACKIE''' |John |Constable |No.5 Div. A. C. |1868-08-21 |Te-Ngutu-o-te-Manu |- Source: 3 |'''MAHER''' |Jeremiah |Private |43rd Regiment |1864-06-21 |Te Ranga |- |'''MANN''' |John |Trooper |Mounted Rifles |1868-11-10 |Matawhero |- |'''MANNING''' |John |Private | |1866-01-13 |Otapawa |- |'''MARTIN''' |Robert |Sergeant |H. B. M. S. |1865-11-18 |Waerenga-a-Hika |- |'''MARTIN''' |William |Bombardier |Royal Artillery |1863-11-20 |Rangiriri |- |'''MAXWELL''' |George |Sergeant |Kai Iwi Cavalry |1868-12-28 |Nukumaru |- |'''MAY''' |Alexander |Private R.M. |''H.M.S. Hazard'' |1845-03-11 |Kororareka |- |'''McBEAN''' |John |Private |Forest Rangers |1865-05-13 |Kakaramea |- Source: 4 |'''McCARTHY''' |Bartholomew |Private |57th Regiment |1863-05-04 |Wairau Stream |- |'''McCARTHY''' |J. |Col.-Sgt. R.M. |''H.M.S. Hazard'' |1845-03-11 |Kororareka |- |'''McCULLOCH''' |John |Trooper |Mounted Rifles |1868-11-10 |Matawhero |- |'''McDONALD''' |Donald |Trooper |B. o. P. Cav. |1869-06-06 |Opepe |- Source: 1 |'''McDONNELL''' |W. |Captain | |1866-10-18 |Keteonetea |- |'''McEWEN''' |John |Constable |No.1 Div. A. C. |1869-01-03 |Ngatipa |- Source: 1 & 3 |'''McFADDEN''' |John |Sergeant |No.2 Div. A. C. |1868-07-12 |Turuturu Mokai |- Source: 3 |'''McGILLAVRAY''' |Farquhar |Private |1st Waikato Reg. |1863-10-23 |Mauku |- Source: 2 |'''McGIVEN''' | |Constable |A. C. |1869-01-01 | |- Source: 3 |'''McGREGOR''' |Hugh |Private | |1866-01-13 |Otapawa |- |'''McHALE''' |Alexander (aka Edward) |Constable |C. D. F. |1864-02-21 |Rangiaowhia |- Source: 1 |'''McKENZIE''' |Thomas |Constable |No.3 Div. A. C. |1869-01-26 | |- Source: 3 |McKAY |John |Private |65th Regiment |1863-09-14 | |- |'''MEAGHER''' |Thomas |Private |43rd Regiment |1864-06-21 |Te Ranga |- |'''MELVIN''' |John |Volunteer |Taranaki |1868-09-07 |Te-Ngutu-o-te-Manu |- |'''MENZIES''' |George |Sergeant |No.2 Div. A. C. |1869-02-18 |Papatupu |- Source: 3 |[[Mercer-1768|{{red|MERCER}}]] |Henry |Captain |Royal Artillery |1863-11-25 |Rangiriri |- |'''MILNE''' |John |Private |Taranaki Mil. |1869-02-13 |Pukearuhe |- Source: 1 |'''MINNIKIN''' |F. |Seaman |''H.M.S. Hazard'' |1845-03-11 |Kororareka |- |'''MOORE''' |H. |Private |H. B. M. S. |1865 |Waiapu |- |'''MORAN''' | |Drummer | |1866-01-13 |Otapawa |- |Morrison |Henry |Private |Napier R. V. |1866-10-26 | |- |'''MUIR''' |Charles Reginald |Captain |43rd Regiment |1864-04-29 |Gate Pā |- |'''MURPHY''' | |Lieutenant |12th Regiment |1863-11-20 |Rangiriri |- |'''NEAGLE(S)''' |James |Private |Taranaki Mil. |1864-04-06 |Te Ahu Ahu |- Source: 1 |'''NEWNHAM''' |A. |Trooper |P. B. M. R. V. |1868-11-10 |Matawhero |- |'''NEWMAN''' | |Sergeant |A. C. |1869-06-10 | |- Source: 3 |(Ngati-Awa) |'''Maehe''' | | |1869-05-08 |Hukanui Hill |- |'''NICHOLLS''' |William |Constable |No.3 Div. A. C. |1868-11-07 |Moturoa |- Source: 3 |[[Nixon-2294|'''{{red|NIXON}}''']] |Marmaduke George |Colonel |Auckland Militia |1864-05-27 |Rangiaowhia |- Many websites |'''NOGUS''' | |Constable |No.3 Div. A. C. |1868-11-07 |Moturoa |- Source: 3 |NOONAN | |Trooper |A. C. |1866-10-02 |Ketemarae |- ?? |'''NOONAN''' |Michael |Constable |No.2 Div. A. C. |1869-06-10 | |- Source: 3 |'''NORMAN''' |Peter |Constable |No.2 Div. A. C. |1868-11-07 |Moturoa |- Source: 3 |'''NORMAN''' |Thomas |Lieutenant |Auckland Militia |1863-10-23 |Mauku |- |'''O'BURN''' (?) |George |Private |1st Waikato Reg. |1863-10-23 |Mauku |- |'''O'CONNOR''' |John |Constable |No.2 Div. A. C. |1868-09-07 |Te-Ngutu-o-te-Manu |- Source: 1 |'''OLDBROOK''' |John |Private |43rd Regiment |1864-04-29 |Gate Pā |- |'''PADBURY''' |James |Sergeant |P. B. M. R. V. |1868-11-10 |Matawhero |- |'''PALMER''' |Alfred Picking |Captain |Patea R. V. |1868-09-07 |Te-Ngutu-o-te-Manu |- |'''PALMER''' |William Henry France |Ensign |68th Regiment |1874-07-02 |Te Ranga |- |'''PARKINSON''' |John |Constable |No.2 Div. A. C. |1869-05-08 |Ruatahuna |- |'''PARSONS''' |Patrick |Private |Taranaki M. S. |1865-10-05 |Te Tarata, Opotiki |- |'''PATH''' |James |Constable |No.3 Div. A. C. |1868-11-07 |Moturoa |- |'''PEARSON''' |Thomas A(nthony) |Constable |No.8 Div. A. C. |1869-05-07 |Ruatahuna |- |'''PEPPARD''' |Richard |Trooper |Mounted Rifles |1868-11-10 |Matawhero |- |[[Perceval-33|'''{{red|PERCEVAL}}''']] |John Spencer |Lieutenant |Auckland Militia |1863-10-23 |Mauku |- Source: 1 |(Māori) |'''Peropi''' | | |1868-11-10 |Matawhero |- |'''PHELAN''' |Robert C. |Private |43rd Regiment |1864-04-29 |Gate Pā |- |[[Phelps-3663|'''{{red|PHELPS}}''']] |John Shaw |Captain | 2ndBat. 14thReg. |1863-11-25 |Rangiriri |- |'''PIERSON''' |Edward |Lance-corp. |H. B. M. S. |1865-11-18 |Waerenga-a-Hika |- |'''PITCAIRN''' |Robert |Surveyor |Whakatane |1869-03-03 |Te Uretara |- |'''PLATT''' |John |Private |68th Regiment |1864-07-26 |Gate Pā |- |'''POITIERS''' |Charles |Trooper |Tauranga Cav. |1869-06-08 |Opepe |- |'''POOLE''' |Timothy |Constable |No.6 Div. A. C. |1868-11-07 |Moturoa |- |'''POWER''' |Michael |Corporal |1st Waikato Reg. |1863-10-23 |Mauku |- Source: 1 & 2 |'''PRATT''' | |Private |43rd Regiment |1865-10-22 |Warea |- |'''RATHBONE''' |C. |Trooper |Mounted Rifles |1868-11-10 |Matawhero |- |'''RATSEY''' |Charles |Private |Taranaki M. S. |1865-10-05 |Te Tarata, Opotiki |- |'''REED''' |Samuel |Sergeant |No.1 Div. A. C. |1868-12-13 |Moturoa |- |'''RICHARDS''' |Edward |Private |Taranaki Mil. |1869-02-13 |Pukearuhe |- Source: 1 |'''RING''' |James Tarrant |Captain |1/18 Royal Irish Regt. |1864-04-01 |Orakau |- |'''ROBINS''' |George |Private |43rd Regiment |1864-05-01 |Gate Pā |- |'''ROGERS''' |Frederick Samuel |Constable |No.6 Div. A. C. |1868-11-07 |Moturoa |- |'''ROSS''' |Frederick |Sub-inspect. |No.2 Div. A. C. |1868-07-12 |Turuturu Mokai |- |'''ROSS''' |Hector Gillian |Lieutenant |Auckland Militia |1869-06-08 |Opepe |- |'''ROSS''' |Ralph |Constable |No.2 Div. A. C. |1868-07-12 |Turuturu Mokai |- |'''RUSSELL''' |James |Corporal |No.3 Div. A. C. |1868-09-07 |Te-Ngutu-o-te-Manu |- |'''RYAN''' |P. |Private |57th Regiment |1863-05-04 |Wairau Stream |- |'''SADLER''' |George |Private |57th Regiment |1864-04-06 |Te Ahu Ahu |- |'''SALTER''' (Satler) |George |Constable |No.3 Div. A. C. |1868-11-07 |Moturoa |- Source: 3 |'''SARTEN''' |John Edmonds |Private |Taranaki Mil. |1860-03-26 |Waireka |- |'''SAVAGE''' |Joseph Evans |Constable |No.2 Div. A. C. |1868-11-07 |Moturoa |- Source: 1 |'''SAWYER''' |Charles |Corporal |No.1 Div. A. C. |1869-01-03 |Ngatipa |- |'''SCALES''' | |Private |40th Regiment |1863-12-11 |Rangiriri |- |'''SHANAHAN''' |Peter |Private |68th Regiment |1864-06-21 |Te Ranga |- |'''SHIELDS''' |Patrick |Corporal |No.3 Div. A. C. |1868-07-12 |Turuturu Mokai |- |'''SIMMS''' |J. |Private |68th Regiment |1864-06-21 |Te Ranga |- |'''SLATTERY''' |Michael |Sergeant |Tauranga Cav. |1869-06-08 |Opepe |- |'''SMITH''' |Frederick Augustus |Captain |43rd Regiment |1864-06-21 |Te Ranga |- |'''SMITH''' |George |Private |68th Regiment |1864-06-22 |Te Ranga |- |'''SMITH''' |James |Corporal |No.1 Div. A. C. |1869-03-13 |Otoia |- |'''SMITH''' |Robert |Corporal |No.3 Div. A. C. |1868-09-30 |Manutahi |- |'''SMITH''' |Thomas |Corporal |No.2 Div. A. C. |1868-06-12 |Te Whenuku |- |'''SPAIN''' |Denis |Private |Taranaki M. S. |1866-08-02 |Pokaikai, Taranaki |- |'''SQUIRES''' |Thomas |Private |Wang. Militia |1868-06-09 |Patea |- |'''St. GEORGE''' |John Chapman |Captain |Napier Militia |1869-10-04 |Te Pōrere |- |'''STEVENSON''' |James |Constable |No.8 Div. A. C. |1869-03-13 |Otoia |- |'''STEVENSON''' |William |Private |1st Waikato Reg. |1867-01-23 |Te Irihanga |- Source: 1 & 2 (1867 correct) |'''STOCKFISH''' |Charles Newman |Corporal |Patea R. V. |1868-11-07 |Moturoa |- Source: 1 |STONE |William |Private |No.16 Engineers |1866-12-23 | |- |'''SULLIVAN''' |John |Sergeant | |1866-01-13 |Otapawa |- |'''SWORDS''' |William |Private |H. B. Militia |1865-11-18 |Waerenga-a-Hika |- |'''SWORDS''' |Peter |Constable |No.2 Div. A. C. |1868-07-12 |Turuturu Mokai |- |'''TAWARA''' |Henri |Guide |Opotiki |1869-05-08 |Ruatahuna |- |'''TAYLOR''' |James |Private |68th Regiment |1864-06-21 |Te Ranga |- |'''TAYLOR''' |William |Sergeant |Forest Rangers |1864-04-02 |Orakau |- Source: 4 |'''Te RANGIHIWINUI''' |Kepa |Major |Kupapa |1868-11-07 |Moturoa |- |'''Te WAKA''' |Hemi |Guide |Native Aux. |1869-05-07 |Ngaputahi |- |'''THAMES''' |John |Private |68th Regiment |1864-06-21 |Te Ranga |- |'''THOMPSON''' |Richard S. |Constable |No.6 Div. A. C. |1868-11-07 |Moturoa |- |'''TRAGETT''' |Thomas Heathcote |Lieutenant |57th Regiment |1863-05-04 |Wairau Stream |- |'''TRAN''' |Frederick |Private |43rd Regiment |1864-04-29 |Gate Pā |- |'''TRAVERS''' |Frederick |Private |43rd Regiment |1864-04-29 |Gate Pā |- |'''TRAVERS''' |Henry Boyle |Sub-inspect. |No.4 Div. A. C. |1869-05-09 |Ruatahuna |- |'''TRENT''' |H. W. J. |Captain |68th Regiment |1864-06-21 |Te Ranga |- |'''TUCK''' |Charles |Driver |Mntd Artillery |1864-02-21 |Rangiaowhia |- |'''URQUHART''' |Douglas |Constable |No.3 Div. A. C. |1868-11-07 |Moturoa |- |'''UTTERTON''' |Edwin |Captain |43rd Regiment |1864-04-29 |Gate Pā |- |'''VANCE''' |John |Sgt.-Major |43rd Regiment |1864-04-29 |Gate Pā |- |'''VANCE''' |William |Constable |No.1 Div. A. C. |1868-11-07 |Moturoa |- |'''VARTON''' |William |Private |43rd Regiment |1864-06-21 |Te Ranga |- |'''VIALOU''' |Robert |Private |43rd Regiment |1864-06-21 |Te Ranga |- |'''VILLIERS-STUART''' |Henry J. R. |Lieutenant |68th Regiment |1864-06-21 |Te Ranga |- |[[Von_Tempsky-1|'''{{red|von TEMPSKY}}''']] |Gustavus Ferdinand |Major |No.5 Div. A. C. |1868-09-07 |Te-Ngutu-o-te-Manu |- |[[Wakefield-959|'''{{red|WAKEFIELD}}''']] |Arthur |Captain |Royal Navy |1843-06-17 |Wairau |- |'''WALLACE''' |Richard |Private |Wgtn. Rangers |1868-08-21 |Te-Ngutu-o-te-Manu |- Source: 5 |'''WALSH''' |James |Lieutenant |P. B. M. R. V. |1868-11-10 |Matawhero |- |'''WALSH''' |Richard |Constable |No.5 Div. A. C. |1868-09-07 |Te-Ngutu-o-te-Manu |- Source: 1 |'''WARD''' |Denis Augustus |Private |1st Waikato Reg. |1867-01-23 |Te Irihanga |- Source: 1 & 2 |'''WATKINS''' |Thomas A. |Midshipman |''H.M.S. Curacoa'' |1863-11-20 |Rangiriri |- |'''WATT''' |Charles |Corporal |No.2 Div. A. C. |1869-03-13 |Otoia |- Source: 1 |'''WATTS (Watt)''' |Michael |R. M. A. |''H.M.S. Miranda'' |1864-04-29 |Gate Pā |- |'''WELLS''' |George |Private |Taranaki R. V. |1868-09-07 |Te-Ngutu-o-te-Manu |- |'''WEMYSS''' |William Frederick |Lieutenant |65th Regiment |1858-07-03 |Wanganui |- |'''WHEELER''' |James W. |Corporal |43rd Regiment |1864-06-21 |Te Ranga |- |'''WHITE''' |David |Lieutenant |Opotiki Vols. |1869-05-07 |Ruatahuna |- |'''WHITFIELD''' |Robert |Ensign |2nd Waikato Reg. |1865-05-13 |Kakaramea |- Source: 2 |'''WHITLEY''' |Thomas |Constable |No.8 Div. A. C. |1870-02-03 |Tauranga |- Source: 3 |(Ngaitai) |'''Wi Maihi''' |Private |Opotiki F. R. |1869-05-08 |Ruatahuna |- |'''WILKIE''' |James |Private |H. B. M. S. |1865-11-18 |Waerenga-a-Hika |- |'''WILKINSON''' |Henry |Private |43rd Regiment |1864-06-21 |Te Ranga |- |'''WILKINSON''' |Richard |Private |Wairoa Vols. |1869-04-10 |Mohaka |- |'''WILLIAMSON''' |William |Private |1st Waikato Reg. |1863-10-23 |Mauku |- Source: 1 & 2 |'''WILSON''' |James |Captain |N.Z. Militia |1868-11-10 |Matawhero |- |'''WORTHINGTON''' |William |Private |Mauku Vols. |1863-10-23 |Mauku |- |'''WRIGHT''' |William |Volunteer |Survey Staff |1866-10-02 |Ketemarae |- |'''WYLIE''' |William | | |1868-12-12 |Patutahi |- |'''YOUNG''' |George |A.B. |''H.M.S. Harrier'' |1864-04-29 |Gate Pā |- |'''YOUNG''' |William |Private |No.4 Company |1866-10-12 |Petane |- |}
====Casualties 1864==== * [http://pearlspad.net.nz/WarCasualties1864.htm War Casualties 1864.] ====Māori (rebels) Killed==== : Māori killed in battle opposing the Colonial forces and Kūpapa. {{userbox | id = Table 4 | info = List of Māori (rebels) killed. | info-size = 12 | info-color = darkblue | info-background = palegreen | id-background = yellow | width = 277 }}
{| class="wikitable sortable" border="2" |+ ! scope="col" | Opposing Māori ! scope="col" | Date of Death ! scope="col" style="width: 0px;"| Action |- |Heremaiah Taurai | 1869-01-03 || Ngatipa |- |Hetaraka (Sgt.) | 1869-01-03 || Ngatipa |- |Himiona Matahu | 1869-01-03 || Ngatipa |- |Hori Pourewa | 1869-01-03 || Ngatipa |- |Hunia Huapapa | 1869-01-03 || Ngatipa |- |Kingita | 1866-10-12 || Omara-nui |- |Kipa of Te Haroto | 1866-10-12 || Omara-nui |- |Parnapa (Hau Hau) | 1866-10-12 || Omara-nui |- |Rangihiroa (Hau Hau) | 1866-10-12 |Petane |- |Rapata Paingaware | 1869-01-03 || Ngatipa |- |Renata Haua | 1865-08-22 || Kairomiromi |- |Te Kepa | 1865-08-22 || Kairomiromi |- |Te Waka Tapa Ruru | 1868-11-07 || Moturoa |- |Te Whiwhini (Taranaki) | 1865-10 || Pukemaire |- |}
---- ==References / Links== * Click on '''{{red|RED}}''' names to link to a ''detailed'' profile; * Click on '''{{green|GREEN}}''' names to link to a ''website''.
{| class="wikitable sortable" border="1" |+ ! scope="col" | Name ! scope="col" | Region ! scope="col" | Date |- |'''Gate Pā''' [[Space:New_Zealand_Wars_-_Gate_P%C4%81_(29_Apr_1864)| ~ '''{{red| GATE PA, 29 Apr 1864}}''' ~]] | Tauranga || 1864-04-29 |- |'''Kaitake''' [http://nzetc.victoria.ac.nz/tm/scholarly/tei-Cow01NewZ-c25-3.html/ ~ KAITAKE, 25 Mar 1864 ~] | Taranaki || 1864-03-25 |- |'''Kakaramea''' [http://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/cgi-bin/paperspast?a=d&cl=search&d=NZH18650621.2.24 ~ KAKARAMEA: Report of a Skirmish with the Rebels ~] | Taranaki || 1865-06-21 |- |'''Ketemarae''' [http://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/cgi-bin/paperspast?a=d&cl=search&d=DSC18661015.2.26 ~ KETEMARAE, 2 Oct 1866 ~] | Taranaki || 1866-10-02 |- |'''Keteonetea''' [http://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/cgi-bin/paperspast?a=d&d=TH18661110.2.25&e=-------10--1----2-- ~ KETEONETEA, 29 Oct 1866 ~] | Taranaki || 1866-10-29 |- |'''Matawhero''' [[Space:New_Zealand_Wars_-_Matawhero_(10_Nov_1868)| ~ '''{{red| MATAWHERO, 10 Nov 1868}}''' ~]] | Poverty Bay || 1868-11-10 |- |'''Mauku''' [http://www.nzhistory.net.nz/media/photo/mauku-nz-wars-memorial/ ~ MAUKU, 23 Oct 1863 ~] | South Auckland || 1863-10-23 |- |'''Mohaka''' [http://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/cgi-bin/paperspast?a=d&cl=search&d=DSC18690423.2.36 ~ MOHAKA, 10 Apr 1869 ~] | Hawke's Bay || 1869-04-10 |- |'''Moturoa''' [[Space:New_Zealand_Wars_-_Moturoa_(7_Nov_1868)| ~ '''{{red| MOTUROA, 7 Nov 1868}}''' ~]] | Taranaki || 1868-11-07 |- |'''Moutoa''' [http://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/cgi-bin/paperspast?a=d&cl=search&d=HBH18640528.2.11 ~ MOUTOA: Battle of Moutoa ~] | Whanganui || 1864-05 |- |'''Ngatipa''' [[Space:New_Zealand_Wars_-_Ngatipa_(3_Jan_1869)| ~ '''{{red| NGATIPA, 3 Jan 1869}}''' ~]] | Gisborne || 1869-01-05 |- |'''Nukumaru''' [http://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/cgi-bin/paperspast?a=d&cl=search&d=TS18681211.2.11 ~ NUKUMARU: The Maori War - Wanganui District ~] | Whanganui || 1868-12 |- |'''Ohaeawai''' [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Ohaeawai ~ OHAEAWAI, Jul 1845 ~] | Bay of Islands || 1845-07-01 |- |'''Omaruhakeke''' [http://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/cgi-bin/paperspast?a=d&cl=search&d=WCT18660116.2.13 ~ OMARUHAKEKE, 25 Dec 1865 ~] | Hawke's Bay || 1865-12-25 |- |'''Okutuku''' [[Space:New_Zealand_Wars_-_Moturoa_(7_Nov_1868)| ~ '''{{red| OKUTUKU, 7 Nov 1868}}''' ~]] | Taranaki || 1868-11-07 |- |'''Opepe''' [[Space:New_Zealand_Wars_-_Opepe_(8_Jun_1869)| ~ '''{{red| OPEPE, 8 Jun 1869}}''' ~]] | Taupo || 1869-06-08 |- |'''Opotiki''' [[Space:New_Zealand_Wars_-_Opotiki_(5_Oct_1865)| ~ '''{{red| OPOTIKI, 5 Oct 1865}}''' ~]] | Taranaki || 1865-10-05 |- |'''Orakau''' [[Space:New_Zealand_Wars_-_Orakau_(2_Apr_1864)|~ '''{{red| ORAKAU, 2 Apr 1864}}''' ~]]] | Waikato || 1864-04-02 |- |'''Otapawa''' [http://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/cgi-bin/paperspast?a=d&d=TC18660123.2.18 ~ OTAPAWA, 13 Jan 1866 ~] |Taranaki || 1866-01-13 |- |'''Otoia''' [https://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/TC18690409.2.16 ~ OTOIA, 13 Mar 1869 ~] | Taranaki || 1869-03-13 |- |'''Papatupu''' [http://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/cgi-bin/paperspast?a=d&cl=search&d=TH18690227.2.16 ~ PAPATUPU, 18 Feb 1869 ~] | Taranaki || 1869-02-18 |- |'''Patea''' [http://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/cgi-bin/paperspast?a=d&cl=search&d=TC18680616.2.14 ~ PATEA, 9 Jun 1868 ~] | Taranaki || 1868-06-09 |- |'''Patutahi''' [http://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/cgi-bin/paperspast?a=d&cl=search&d=DSC18681228.2.20 ~ PATUTAHI, 12 Dec 1868 ~] | East Coast || 1868-12-12 |- |'''Petane''' [http://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/cgi-bin/paperspast?a=d&cl=search&d=DSC18661019.2.21 ~ PETANE, 12 Oct 1866 ~] | Hawke's Bay || 1866-10-12 |- |'''Pukearuhe''' [[Space:New_Zealand_Wars_-_Pukearuhe_(13_Feb_1869)| ~ '''{{red| PUKEARUHE, 13 Feb 1869}}''' ~]] | Taranaki || 1869-02-13 |- |'''Pukemaire''' [[Space:New_Zealand_Wars_-_Pukemaire_(3_Oct_1865)| ~ '''{{red| PUKEMAIRE, 3 Oct 1865}}''' ~]] | East Coast || 1865-10-03 |- |'''Rangiaowhia''' [http://www.nzhistory.net.nz/media/photo/rangiawhia/ ~ RANGIAOWHIA, 21 Feb 1864.] | Waikato || 1864-02-21 |- |'''Rangiriri''' [[Space:New_Zealand_Wars_-_Rangiriri_(20_Nov_1863)| ~ '''{{red| RANGIRIRI, 20 Nov 1863}}''' ~]] | Waikato || 1863-11-20 |- |'''Rangitukia''' [http://www.nzhistory.net.nz/media/photo/rangitukia-nz-wars-memorial ~ RANGITUKIA MEMORIAL (1865) ~] | Waiapu || 1865-07-31 |- |'''Ruakituri''' [http://www.nzhistory.net.nz/media/photo/ruakituri-nz-wars-memorial/ ~ RUAKITURI, 8 Aug 1868 ~] | Gisborne || 1868-08-08 |- |'''Ruatahuna''' [http://www.nzhistory.net.nz/media/photo/kainaha-cemetery-nz-wars-memorials ~ RUATAHUNA, 8 May 1869 ~] | Urewera || 1869-05-08 |- |'''Tapuiwaewae''' [http://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/cgi-bin/paperspast?a=d&cl=search&d=LT18631015.2.22 ~ TAPUIWAEWAE, 2 Oct 1863 ~] | Taranaki || 1863-10-02 |- |'''Te Ahu Ahu''' [http://nzetc.victoria.ac.nz/tm/scholarly/tei-Cow02NewZ-b1-1-2.html/ ~ TE AHU AHU, 6 Apr 1864 ~] | Taranaki || 1864-04-06 |- |'''Te Irihanga''' [http://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/cgi-bin/paperspast?a=d&cl=search&d=DSC18670220.2.16 ~ TE IRIHANGA, 18 Jan 1867 ~] | Bay of Plenty || 1867-01-18 |- |'''Te-Ngutu-o-te-Manu''' [[Space:New_Zealand_Wars_-_Te-Ngutu-o-te-Manu_(7_Sep_1868)| ~ '''{{red| TE-NGUTU-O-TE MANU, 7 Sep 1868}}''' ~]] | Taranaki || 1868-09-07 |- |'''Te Pōrere''' [[Space:New_Zealand_Wars_-_Te_Pōrere_(4_Oct_1869)| ~ '''{{red| TE PORERE, 4 Oct 1869}}''' ~]] | King Country || 1869-10-04 |- |'''Te Ranga''' [[Space:New_Zealand_Wars_-_Te_Ranga_(21_Jun_1864)| ~ '''{{red| TE RANGA, 21 Jun 1864}}''' ~]] | Tauranga || 1864-06-21 |- |'''Turuturu Mokai''' [[Space:New_Zealand_Wars_-_Turuturu_Mokai_(12_Jul_1868)| ~ '''{{red| TURUTURU MOKAI, 12 Jul 1868}}''' ~]] | Taranaki || 1868-07-12 |- |'''Wairenga-a-Hika''' [http://www.nzhistory.net.nz/media/photo/waerenga-hika-nz-wars-memorial ~ WAERENGA-A-HIKA, 18 Nov 1865 ~] | Gisborne || 1865-11-18 |- |'''Wairau''' [[Space:New_Zealand_Wars_-_Wairau_(17_Jun_1843)| ~ '''{{red| WAIRAU, 17 Jun 1843}}''' ~]] | Marlborough || 1843-06-17 |- |'''Wairau Stream''' [http://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/cgi-bin/paperspast?a=d&cl=search&d=NZ18630530.2.24 ~ WAIRAU STREAM, 4 May 1863.] | Taranaki || 1863-05-04 |- |'''Waingongoro''' [http://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/cgi-bin/paperspast?a=d&cl=search&d=TC18661009.2.6 ~ WAINGONGORO, 1866 ~] | Taranaki || 1866 |- |'''Warea''' [https://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/NENZC18651111.2.38 ~ WAREA, 1865 ~] | Taranaki || 1865 |- |'''Whakamarama''' [http://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/cgi-bin/paperspast?a=d&cl=search&d=NENZC18670314.2.31 ~ WHAKAMARAMA, 15 Feb 1867 ~] | Bay of Plenty || 1867-02-15 |- |}
====Rangiaowhia (21 Feb 1864)==== * [http://www.teara.govt.nz/en/artwork/36920/rangiaowhia-battle Rangiaowhia Battle.] * [http://nzetc.victoria.ac.nz/tm/scholarly/tei-Cow01NewZ-c37.html The invasion of Rangiaowhia.] * [http://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/cgi-bin/paperspast?a=d&cl=search&d=DSC18640331.2.22.2&srpos=8&e=-03-1864--04-1864--100--1----0killed-ARTICLE- PapersPast, Daily Southern Cross, 31 Mar 1864.] ====Ruakituri (8 Aug 1868)==== * [http://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/cgi-bin/paperspast?a=d&cl=search&d=DSC18680820.2.42&srpos=35&e=-08-1868--08-1868--100--1----0killed--| PapersPast, Daily Southern Cross, 8 Aug 1868.] ====Ruatahuna (8 May 1869)==== * [http://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/cgi-bin/paperspast?a=d&cl=search&d=DSC18690607.2.41.2&srpos=5&e=-06-1869--07-1869--100--1----0killed-ARTICLE-| PapersPast, Daily Southern Cross, 7 Jun 1869.] * [http://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/cgi-bin/paperspast?a=d&cl=search&d=TC18690608.2.47&srpos=1&e=-06-1869--07-1869--100--1----0killed+ruatahuna-ARTICLE-| PapersPast, The Colonist, 8 Jun 1869.] *[http://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/cgi-bin/paperspast?a=d&cl=search&d=WH18690603.2.8&srpos=7&e=-06-1869--07-1869--100--1----0killed+ruatahuna-ARTICLE-| PapersPast, Wanganui Herald, 3 Jun 1869.] ====Waireka==== * [http://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/cgi-bin/paperspast?a=d&cl=search&d=TH18600331.2.6 PapersPast, Taranaki Herald, 31 Mar 1860.] * [http://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/cgi-bin/paperspast?a=d&cl=search&d=LT18600412.2.2 PapersPast, Lyttelton Times, 12 Apr 1860.] ===Killed in Action, ambushed or murdered=== * Table 2: Abbreviations used within Corps' names in Table 3. * Table 3: List of Colonial Troops and Kūpapa killed. * Table 4: List of Māori (rebels) killed. ====Colonial men and Kūpapa Killed==== : This is a list of the Colonial men and Kūpapa (friendly Māori) who were killed fighting, ambushed or murdered while not in a combative role, by the (rebel) Māori between 1843 and 1872. {{userbox | id = Table 2 | info = Abbreviations used within Corps' names in ''Table 3''. | info-size = 12 | info-color = darkblue | info-background = palegreen | id-background = yellow | width = 456 }}
{| class="wikitable" border="1" |+ ! scope="col" | Corps Abbreviation ! scope="col" | Corps |- |A. C.||Armed Constabulary |- |B. o. P.||Bay of Plenty |- |Bat.||Battalion |- |Brig.||Brigade |- |C. D. F.||Colonial Defence Force |- |Cav.||Cavalry |- |Div.||Division |- |E. F.||Expeditionary Force |- |H. B. M. S.||Hawke's Bay Military Settlers |- |H. B. Militia||Hawke's Bay Militia |- |M. R. V.||Mounted Rifle Volunteers |- |N.Z. Militia||New Zealand Militia |- |O. C. T. M. S.||Otago Contingent of Taranaki M. S. |- |Opotiki F. R.||Opotiki Forest Rangers |- |P. B.||Poverty Bay |- |R. A.||Royal Artillery |- |R. V.||Rifle Volunteers |- |Reg.||Regiment |- |Taranaki M. S.||Taranaki Military Settlers |- |Taranaki Mil.||Taranaki Militia |- |Vols.||Volunteers |- |Wang.||Wanganui |- |Wang. M. C.||Wanganui Māori Contingent (Kupapa) |- |Wgtn.||Wellington |- |Y. C.||Yeomanry Cavalry |- |}
{{userbox | id = Table 3 | info = List of Colonial Troops and Kūpapa killed. | info-size = 12 | info-color = darkblue | info-background = palegreen | id-background = yellow | width = 383 }}
* N.B. Click on surnames in '''{{red| red}}''' and ''underlined.'' to view their personal profile. {| class="wikitable sortable" border="1" style="text-align: left;" |+ ! scope="col" | Surname ! scope="col" class="unsortable" | First Name ! scope="col" | Rank ! scope="col" | Corps ! scope="col" | Date of Death ! scope="col" | Action |- |'''AITKEN''' | |Private |65th Regiment | style="white-space: nowrap;" |1864-02-21 | style="white-space: nowrap;" |Rangiaowhia |- |'''ALEXANDER''' |Horatio |Corporal |C. D. F. |1864-02-21 |Rangiaowhia |- |(Māori) |'''Anita''' | |Wang. M. C. |1868-11-07 |Moturoa |- |'''APPLEBY''' |James |Sergeant |O. C. T. M. S. |1864-04-06 |Kaitake |- Source: N&DRotOCTMS |'''ARMSTRONG''' |John Alexander |Corporal |3rd Waikato Reg. |1864-04-02 |Orakau |- Source: 2 |[[Austen-803|'''{{red|AUSTEN}}''']] |Charles Wilson | Lt.-Colonel |2ndBat. 14thReg. |1863-12-07 |Rangiriri |- |'''BANKS''' |James (William) |Constable |No.2 Div. A. C. |1869-02-18 |Papatupu |- Source: 3 |'''BANKS''' |John |Corporal |Taranaki Mil. |1864-04-06 |Te Ahu Ahu |- Source: 1 |'''BANKS''' |William |Private |57th Regiment |1863-05-04 |Wairau Stream |- |BARNETT |J |Shoe.-Smith |4th Brig. R. A. |1865-11-29 | |- |'''BARRIS''' |Abel |Constable |No.2 Div. A. C. |1869-02-18 |Papatupu |- Source: 3 |'''BARTH''' |Robert |Constable |No.1 Div. A. C. |1869-02-18 |Papatupu |- Source: 3 |'''BATH''' | |Corporal |No.1 Div. A. C. |1869-03-13 |Otoia |- |'''BAYSICK''' |William |Private |1st Waikato Reg. |1863-10-23 |Mauku |- Source: 1 & 2 |'''BEAMISH''' |Allen |Constable |No.2 Div. A. C. |1868-07-12 |Turuturu Mokai |- Source: 3 (Date correct) |'''BERNARDS''' |H. |Captain |43rd Regiment |1864-06-21 |Te Ranga |- |'''BEST''' |Francis Eldred |Private |Forest Rangers |1865-05-14 |Kakaramea |- Source: 4 |'''BIDOES''' |Joseph |Trooper |Tauranga Cav. |1869-06-08 |Opepe |- |[[Biggs-2106|'''{{red|BIGGS}}''']] |Reginald Newton |Major |N.Z. Militia |1868-11-10 |Matawhero |- |'''BLACK''' |John |Constable |No.1 Div. A. C. |1869-03-13 |Otoia |- |'''BLAKE''' |John |Corporal |No.2 Div. A. C. |1868-07-12 |Turuturu Mokai |- Source: 3 |'''BONAPARTE''' | |Constable |No.8 Div. A. C. |1869-03-13 |Otoia |- Source: 3 |'''BOOTH''' |Henry Jackson Parkin |Lt.-Col. |43rd Regiment |1864-04-30 |Gate Pā |- |'''BORTHWICK''' |Christopher |Private |H. B. M. S. |1865-10-04 |Pukemaire |- PP:OW18651104 |'''BORTHWICK''' |David |Private |H. B. M. S. |1865-11-18 |Waerenga-a-Hika |- |[[Boyle-1722|'''{{red|BOYLE}}''']] |Connell |Constable |No.2 Div. A. C. |1869-02-18 |Papatupu |- Source: 1 & 3 |'''BRADHURST''' |John |Private |43rd Regiment |1864-04-29 |Gate Pā |- |'''BREWER''' |Samuel |Private |Patea R. V. |1868-11-07 |Moturoa |- |'''BROWN''' |Duncan (David) Michie |Sub-Inspect. |No.7 Div. A. C. |1869-01-02 |Ngatipa |- Source: 3 |'''BROWN''' |Francis |Private |Taranaki Mil. |1860-11-06 |Mahoetahi |- |'''BROWN''' |Samuel |Constable |No.6 Div. A. C. |1868-11-09 |Moturoa |- Source: 3 (Date correct) |[[Brown-49685|'''{{red|BROWN}}''']] |Thomas Melville |Private |O. C. T. M. S. |1865-10-05 |Te Tarata, Opotiki |- Source: 2 & N&DRotOCTMS |[[Buck-3162|'''{{red|BUCK}}''']] |George |Captain |Wgtn. Rifles |1868-09-07 |Te-Ngutu-o-te-Manu |- Source: 5 |'''BYRNE''' |Patrick |Constable |No.1 Div. A. C. |1868-08-08 |Ruakituri |- Source: 3 |'''CADELL''' |John |Trooper |Mounted Rifles |1868-11-10 |Matawhero |- |'''CAHILL''' |David |Sergeant |Wang. Militia |1868-06-09 |Patea |- |'''CAIN''' |Henry |Private |57th Regiment |1863-10-04 |Tapuiwaewae |- |'''CANNING''' |James Davis |Settler |Volunteer |1868-08-08 |Ruakituri |- |'''CARR''' | |Private |Wgtn. Rifles |1868-09-07 |Te-Ngutu-o-te-Manu |- |'''CARR''' |Oswald |Captain |Royal Artillery |1868-08-08 |Ruakituri |- |'''CASEMENT''' |Thomas |Captain |68th Regiment |1864-06-21 |Te Ranga |- |'''CHISLETT''' |James |Constable |No.1 Div. A. C. |1869-01-03 |Ngatipa |- |'''CLARENDON''' | |Constable |No.3 Div. A. C. |1869-01-03 |Ngatipa |- |'''CLARENDON''' |Alfred Henry |Private |Wang. Militia |1868-06-09 |Patea |- |'''CLARK''' |Henry |Boy |''Harrier'' |1864-04-29 |Gate Pā |- |'''CLARK''' |William |Private |Wang. Militia |1868-06-09 |Patea |- |'''CLOWEN''' |Matthew |Private |Wang. Militia |1869-02-18 |Papatupu |- |'''CLIFFORD''' |M. |Sergeant |43rd Regiment |1865-10-22 |Warea |- |'''COATES''' |William |Private |Wang. Militia |1868-08-08 |Ruakituri |- |'''COGHLAN''' |Charles |Private |Forest Rangers |1864-04-02 |Orakau |- Source: 4 |'''COLE''' |George L. |Constable |No.6 Div. A. C. |1868-11-07 |Moturoa |- |'''COLLINS''' |Thomas |Lance-corp. |Patea Yeo. Cav. |1868-10-16 |[http://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/cgi-bin/paperspast?a=d&cl=search&d=NENZC18681027.2.10 ''-ambushed-''] |- |'''CONDON''' |Patrick |Constable |No.1 Div. A. C. |1868-08-08 |Ruakituri |- Source: 3 |'''COOK''' |John |Trooper |B. o. P. Vols. |1869-06-08 |Opepe |- |'''COOPER''' |John |Private |Wairoa Vols. |1869-04-10 |Mohaka |- |'''CULVERWELL''' |Charles |Gunner |Royal Artillery |1863-11-20 |Rangiriri |- |'''CUMMINGS''' |Thomas |Constable |No.7 Div. A. C. |1869-01-26 |Kai Iwi Stream |- Source: 3 |'''DALTON''' |William |O.M. |''Esk'' |1864-04-29 |Gate Pā |- |'''DARLINGTON''' |Robert Francis |Constable |No.2 Div. A. C. |1868-09-07 |Te-Ngutu-o-te-Manu |- Source: 3 |'''DAVIS''' |Israel |Constable |No.5 Div. A. C. |1868-09-07 |Te-Ngutu-o-te-Manu |- Source: 3 |'''DAVIS''' |Robert |Constable |No.1 Div. A. C. |1869-05-08 |Ruatahuna |- Source: 1 & 3 |'''DAY''' |Frederick |Sergeant | |1866-01-13 |Otapawa |- |'''DEARLOVE''' |C. |Lance-corp. |H. B. M. S. |1865-11-18 |Hungahungatoroa |- |'''DEEKS''' |John Hicks |Private |Taranaki M. S. |1868-09-07 |Te-Ngutu-o-te-Manu |- |'''DETTS''' |Charles |Sergeant |B. o. P. Vols. |1869-06-08 |Opepe |- |'''DENBY''' |Whitaker |Seaman |''H.M.S. Hazard'' |1845-03-11 |Kororareka |- |'''DEVON''' |J. |Trooper |Patea Yeo. Cav. |1868-11-07 |Moturoa |- |'''DODD''' |G. N. |Lieutenant |N.Z. Militia |1868-11-10 |Matawhero |- |Donald |Donald |Trooper |B. o. P. Cav. |1868-06-06 | |- |'''DOOLEY''' |Jeremiah |Private |57th Regiment |1864-04-06 |Te Ahu Ahu |- |'''DOONAN''' |William |Sergeant |H. B. M. S. |1865-11-18 |Waerenga-a-Hika |- |'''DOWNS''' |William Henry |Constable |A. C. |1868-09-07 |Te-Ngutu-o-te-Manu |- Source: 3 |'''DUCROW''' |Andrew |Ensign |40th Regiment |1863-12-23 |Rangiriri |- |'''DUFF''' |Francis DeCourcy |Sgt.-Major |Wanganui Y. C. |1866-10-02 |Ketemarae |- |'''DWYER''' |James |Constable |No.3 Div. A. C. |1868-08-21 |Te-Ngutu-o-te-Manu |- Source: 3 (Date correct) |'''DYER''' | |Sergeant |43rd Regiment |1865-10-22 |Warea |- |'''EASTON''' (?) | |Constable |A. C. |1868-11-07 |Moturoa |- |'''EASTWOOD''' |Charles |Constable |No.6 Div. A. C. |1868-11-07 |Moturoa |- Source: 1 & 3 |'''ECONEMEDES''' |Hercules |Private |Wgtn. Rangers |1866-11-03 |Keteoneata |- |'''EDGECOMBE''' |Henry |Private |Taranaki Mil. |1860-11-06 |Mahoetahi |- |'''ELKIN''' |Alexander |Constable |No.3 Div. A.C. |1868-09-07 |Te-Ngutu-o-te-Manu |- Source: 3 |'''ELLERS''' |Samuel |Col.-Sgt. |57th Regiment |1863-05-04 |Wairau Stream |- |'''EMUS''' |Henry |Sgt.-Major |1st Waikato Reg. |1867-01-22 |Te Irihanga |- NZETC: Ch.16; Source: 2 |'''ENGLAND''' |Richard |Captain | |1843-06-17 |Wairau |- |'''FAHEY''' |Patrick |Sergeant |Taranaki Mil. |1860-03-28 |Waireka |- |'''FARRAND''' |Edward George |Constable |No.5 Div. A. C. |1868-09-07 |Te-Ngutu-o-te-Manu |- Source: 3 |'''FENNESSY''' |Richard |Constable |No.3 Div. A. C. |1868-09-07 |Te-Ngutu-o-te-Manu |- Source: 1 & 3 |'''FERGUSON''' |Finlay |Trooper |Poverty Bay Cav. |1868-12-12 |Patutahi |- |'''FINN''' |Thomas |Private |57th Regiment |1863-10-04 |Tapuiwaewae |- |'''FITZGERALD''' |Phillip |Private |43rd Regiment |1864-04-29 |Gate Pā |- |'''FLEURS''' |Thomas |Guide |N.Z. Militia |1869-03-13 |Otoia |- |'''FLYNN''' |John |Private |57th Regiment |1863-05-04 |Wairau Stream |- |Forbes |Michael | |53rd Regiment | | |- |'''FULLER''' |R. |O.S. |''H.M.S. Esk'' |1864-04-29 |Gate Pā |- |'''GALLAGHER''' |John |Private |Taranaki Mil. |1864-04-06 |Te Ahu Ahu |- Source: 1 |[[Gascoyne-41|'''{{red|GASCOIGNE}}''']] |Thomas (Bamber) |Lieutenant |Taranaki Mil. |1869-02-14 |Pukearuhe |- Source: 1 |'''GAYNOR''' |William |Constable |No.2 Div. A. C. |1868-07-12 |Turuturu Mokai |- Source: 3 |'''GEAREY''' |Joseph |Private |Wgtn. Rifles |1868-08-21 |Te-Ngutu-o-te-Manu |- Source: 5 |'''GILGAN''' |joseph |Constable |No.5 Div. A. C. |1868-09-07 |Te-Ngutu-o-te-Manu |- Source: 3 |'''GILL''' |Frederick |Trooper |Tauranga Cav. |1869-06-08 |Opepe |- |'''GLENNON''' |Martin |Constable |No.7 Div. A. C. |1868-12-06 |Nukumaru |- Source: 3 |'''GLOVER''' |Robert C. |Captain |43rd Regiment |1864-04-29 |Gate Pā |- |'''GOFF''' |Henry |Private |43rd Regiment |1864-04-29 |Gate Pā |- |'''GRANT''' |Thomas |Private |Wgtn. Rifles |1868-09-07 |Te-Ngutu-o-te-Manu |- Source: 5 |'''GREAVES''' |Charles Marmaduke Handley |Private |H. B. M. S. |1865-10-03 |Pukemaire |- PP:OW18651104 |'''GREEN''' | |Private |Wgtn. Rangers |1866-10-02 |Ketemarae |- |'''GREENBOW''' |Andrew |Stoker |''Harrier'' |1864-04-29 |Gate Pā |- |'''GUERIN''' |Jean |Civilian | |1869-03-09 |Whakatane |- |'''GUNDRY''' |Frederick (?) |Corporal |No.8 Div. A. C. |1869-03-13 |Otoia |- Source: 3 |'''HALBROOK''' | |Private | |1866-01-13 |Otapawa |- |'''HAMILTON''' |John Fane Charles |Captain |''H.M.S. Esk'' |1864-04-29 |Gate Pā |- |'''HAMILTON''' |Robert Thomas Francis |Captain |43rd Regiment |1864-04-29 |Gate Pā |- |'''HANDLEY''' | |Trooper |Wanganui Y. C. |1866-10-29 |Papaia |- |'''HANNER''' |James |Sergeant |65th Regiment |1864-04-29 |Gate Pā |- |'''HANLEY''' |P. |Trooper |Wanganui Y. C. |1866-11-11 |Keteoneata |- |'''HARDING''' |Henry |Sergeant |''H.M.S. Eclipse'' |1864-04-29 |Gate Pā |- |'''HARRIS''' |James |Ord. Seaman |''Orpheus'' |1864-04-29 |Gate Pā |- |'''HART''' |Richard |Constable |No.3 Div. A. C. |1868-09-07 |Te-Ngutu-o-te-Manu |- |'''HARTLEY''' |Charles |Private |Taranaki Mil. |1864-04-06 |Te Ahu Ahu |- Source: 1 |'''HASSARD''' |Jason |Lt.-Col. |57th Regiment |1866-01-15 |Otapawa |- |[[Hastings-1885|'''{{red|HASTINGS}}''']] |Henry Charles Holland |Lieutenant |Wgtn. Rangers |1868-09-07 |Te-Ngutu-o-te-Manu |- Source: 5 |'''HAWKINS''' |William |Sergeant |50th Regiment |1864-02-22 |Rangiaowhia |- |'''HAY''' |Edward |Commander |''H.M.S. Harrier'' |1864-04-30 |Gate Pā |- |'''HEGARTY''' |Michael |Sergeant |Wanganui Y. C. |1866-09 |Waingongoro |- |'''HEREFORD''' |Walter Vernon |Major |3rd Waikato Reg. |1864-04-02 |Orakau |- Source: 2 |'''HILL''' |Charles |Lieutenant |''H.M.S. Curacoa'' |1864-04-29 |Gate Pā |- |'''HILL''' |Samuel |Sergeant |57th Regiment |1863-05-04 |Wairau Stream |- |'''HOLBRASH''' |S. |Private |43rd Regiment |1864-04-29 |Gate Pā |- |'''HOLDBROOK''' |J. |Private |43rd Regiment |1864-04-29 |Gate Pā |- |'''HOLDEN''' |George |Constable |No.2 Div. A. C. |1868-07-12 |Turuturu Mokai |- |'''HOPE''' |William Astle |Asst. Surgeon |57th Regiment |1863-05-04 |Wairau Stream |- |'''HORNBY''' |S. |Private |43rd Regiment |1864-04-29 |Gate Pā |- |'''HORSPOOL''' |George Richard |Lance-corp. |No.2 Div. A. C. |1869-02-18 |Papatupu |- Source: 1 |'''HOWE''' |John |Constable |No.2 Div. A. C. |1869-02-18 |Papatupu |- |'''HUGHES''' |George |Private |Wgtn. Rangers |1868-09-07 |Te-Ngutu-o-te-Manu |- Source: 5 |Hunter |Baldane Alexander |Constable |Corps of Guides |1870-01 | ? |- |'''HUNTER''' |Henry Boyle |Lieutenant |Wgtn. Rangers |1868-09-07 |Te-Ngutu-o-te-Manu |- Source: 5 |'''HUNTER''' |William Magee |Major |No.3 Div. A. C. |1868-11-07 |Moturoa |- |'''HUSSEY''' |William Augustus |Captain |Taranaki M. S. |1865-12-25 |Omaruhakeke |- |'''JEFFS''' |Henry |Volunteer |1st Waikato Reg. |1867-02-15 |Whakamarama |- Source: 1 & 2 |Jenkins |William |Native Intpr. | |1867-05-12 | |- |'''JOHNSTON''' |Robert |Private |43rd Regiment |1864-06-21 |Te Ranga |- |'''JOHNSTON''' |Charles |Trooper |Tauranga Cav. |1869-06-08 |Opepe |- |'''JOHNSTONE''' |Thomas Ormsby |Lieutenant |40th Regiment |1865-01-25 |Nukumaru |- |'''JONES''' |Charles John |Private |Taranaki M. S. |1865-12-25 |Omaruhakeke |- |'''JORDAN''' |Thomas Edward |Private |Engineers |1867-02-15 |Whakamarama |- |(Māori) |'''Karamoa''' | | |1866-10-12 |Petane |- |'''KELLY''' |Edward |Private |57th Regiment |1863-05-04 |Wairau Stream |- |'''KELTY''' |Edward |Lance-corp. |No.2 Div. A. C. |1869-05-08 |Ruatahuna |- Source: 3 |'''KELLY''' |James |Constable |No.1 Div. A. C. |1868-11-07 |Moturoa |- Source: 3 |'''KENNEALY''' |William |Corporal |Patea R. V. |1868-11-07 |Moturoa |- Source: 1 |'''KEOAN''' |Robert |Gunner |Royal Artillery |1863-11-20 |Rangiriri |- |'''KERR''' |William A. |Private |Wgtn. Rangers |1868-08-21 |Te-Ngutu-o-te-Manu |- Source: 5 |'''KERWIN''' (Kerwan) |Edwin M. |Sergeant |No.6 Div. A. C. |1868-11-07 |Moturoa |- Source: 1 & 3 |'''KING''' |George |Private | |1866-01-13 |Otapawa |- |'''LANE''' |Charles |Private |43rd Regiment |1864-04-29 |Gate Pā |- |'''LANGLANDS''' |Charles John |Lieutenant |43rd Regiment |1864-04-29 |Gate Pā |- |'''LAURIE''' |W. D. |Private |H. B. M. S. |1865-10 |Waiapu |- |'''LAVIN''' |John Philip Martin |Lieutenant |Wairoa Vols. |1869-04-10 |Mohaka |- |'''LAWSON''' |Ernest |Ensign |Auckland Militia |1869-06-08 |Opepe |- |LAYCOCK |J |Shoe.-Smith |4th Brig. R. A. |1866-03-10 | |- |'''LECKY''' |John |Private |style="white-space: nowrap;"| 2nd Waikato Reg. |1864-05-31 | |- Source: 2 |'''LEES''' |Charles |Constable |No.3 Div. A. C. |1868-11-07 |Moturoa |- |'''LEES''' |William James |Constable |No.6 Div. A. C. |1868-11-07 |Moturoa |- Source: 1 & 3 |'''LEIGH''' |William |Stoker |''H.M.S. Esk'' |1864-04-29 |Gate Pā |- |'''LENNON''' |Richard |Civilian |Storekeeper |1868-07-18 |Turuturu Mokai |- |'''LITTLE''' |Joseph Thomas |Corporal |C. D. F. |1864-02-21 |Rangiaowhia |- |'''LLOYD''' |T. W. J. |Captain |57th Regiment |1864-04-06 |Te Ahu Ahu |- |'''LOVE''' |W. |Seaman |''H.M.S. Hazard'' |1845-03-11 |Kororareka |- |'''LOVELL''' |W. |Seaman |''H.M.S. Hazard'' |1845-03-11 |Kororareka |- |'''LUMSDEN''' |George |Lance-corp. |Wgtn. Rifles |1868-09-07 |Te-Ngutu-o-te-Manu |- Source: 5 |'''MACKENZIE''' | |Private | |1869-01-26 |Kai Iwi Stream |- |'''MACKIE''' |John |Constable |No.5 Div. A. C. |1868-08-21 |Te-Ngutu-o-te-Manu |- Source: 3 |'''MAHER''' |Jeremiah |Private |43rd Regiment |1864-06-21 |Te Ranga |- |'''MANN''' |John |Trooper |Mounted Rifles |1868-11-10 |Matawhero |- |'''MANNING''' |John |Private | |1866-01-13 |Otapawa |- |'''MARTIN''' |Robert |Sergeant |H. B. M. S. |1865-11-18 |Waerenga-a-Hika |- |'''MARTIN''' |William |Bombardier |Royal Artillery |1863-11-20 |Rangiriri |- |'''MAXWELL''' |George |Sergeant |Kai Iwi Cavalry |1868-12-28 |Nukumaru |- |'''MAY''' |Alexander |Private R.M. |''H.M.S. Hazard'' |1845-03-11 |Kororareka |- |'''McBEAN''' |John |Private |Forest Rangers |1865-05-13 |Kakaramea |- Source: 4 |'''McCARTHY''' |Bartholomew |Private |57th Regiment |1863-05-04 |Wairau Stream |- |'''McCARTHY''' |J. |Col.-Sgt. R.M. |''H.M.S. Hazard'' |1845-03-11 |Kororareka |- |'''McCULLOCH''' |John |Trooper |Mounted Rifles |1868-11-10 |Matawhero |- |'''McDONALD''' |Donald |Trooper |B. o. P. Cav. |1869-06-06 |Opepe |- Source: 1 |'''McDONNELL''' |W. |Captain | |1866-10-18 |Keteonetea |- |'''McEWEN''' |John |Constable |No.1 Div. A. C. |1869-01-03 |Ngatipa |- Source: 1 & 3 |'''McFADDEN''' |John |Sergeant |No.2 Div. A. C. |1868-07-12 |Turuturu Mokai |- Source: 3 |'''McGILLAVRAY''' |Farquhar |Private |1st Waikato Reg. |1863-10-23 |Mauku |- Source: 2 |'''McGIVEN''' | |Constable |A. C. |1869-01-01 | |- Source: 3 |'''McGREGOR''' |Hugh |Private | |1866-01-13 |Otapawa |- |'''McHALE''' |Alexander (aka Edward) |Constable |C. D. F. |1864-02-21 |Rangiaowhia |- Source: 1 |'''McKENZIE''' |Thomas |Constable |No.3 Div. A. C. |1869-01-26 | |- Source: 3 |McKAY |John |Private |65th Regiment |1863-09-14 | |- |'''MEAGHER''' |Thomas |Private |43rd Regiment |1864-06-21 |Te Ranga |- |'''MELVIN''' |John |Volunteer |Taranaki |1868-09-07 |Te-Ngutu-o-te-Manu |- |'''MENZIES''' |George |Sergeant |No.2 Div. A. C. |1869-02-18 |Papatupu |- Source: 3 |[[Mercer-1768|{{red|MERCER}}]] |Henry |Captain |Royal Artillery |1863-11-25 |Rangiriri |- |'''MILNE''' |John |Private |Taranaki Mil. |1869-02-13 |Pukearuhe |- Source: 1 |'''MINNIKIN''' |F. |Seaman |''H.M.S. Hazard'' |1845-03-11 |Kororareka |- |'''MOORE''' |H. |Private |H. B. M. S. |1865 |Waiapu |- |'''MORAN''' | |Drummer | |1866-01-13 |Otapawa |- |Morrison |Henry |Private |Napier R. V. |1866-10-26 | |- |'''MUIR''' |Charles Reginald |Captain |43rd Regiment |1864-04-29 |Gate Pā |- |'''MURPHY''' | |Lieutenant |12th Regiment |1863-11-20 |Rangiriri |- |'''NEAGLE(S)''' |James |Private |Taranaki Mil. |1864-04-06 |Te Ahu Ahu |- Source: 1 |'''NEWNHAM''' |A. |Trooper |P. B. M. R. V. |1868-11-10 |Matawhero |- |'''NEWMAN''' | |Sergeant |A. C. |1869-06-10 | |- Source: 3 |(Ngati-Awa) |'''Maehe''' | | |1869-05-08 |Hukanui Hill |- |'''NICHOLLS''' |William |Constable |No.3 Div. A. C. |1868-11-07 |Moturoa |- Source: 3 |[[Nixon-2294|'''{{red|NIXON}}''']] |Marmaduke George |Colonel |Auckland Militia |1864-05-27 |Rangiaowhia |- Many websites |'''NOGUS''' | |Constable |No.3 Div. A. C. |1868-11-07 |Moturoa |- Source: 3 |NOONAN | |Trooper |A. C. |1866-10-02 |Ketemarae |- ?? |'''NOONAN''' |Michael |Constable |No.2 Div. A. C. |1869-06-10 | |- Source: 3 |'''NORMAN''' |Peter |Constable |No.2 Div. A. C. |1868-11-07 |Moturoa |- Source: 3 |'''NORMAN''' |Thomas |Lieutenant |Auckland Militia |1863-10-23 |Mauku |- |'''O'BURN''' (?) |George |Private |1st Waikato Reg. |1863-10-23 |Mauku |- |'''O'CONNOR''' |John |Constable |No.2 Div. A. C. |1868-09-07 |Te-Ngutu-o-te-Manu |- Source: 1 |'''OLDBROOK''' |John |Private |43rd Regiment |1864-04-29 |Gate Pā |- |'''PADBURY''' |James |Sergeant |P. B. M. R. V. |1868-11-10 |Matawhero |- |'''PALMER''' |Alfred Picking |Captain |Patea R. V. |1868-09-07 |Te-Ngutu-o-te-Manu |- |'''PALMER''' |William Henry France |Ensign |68th Regiment |1874-07-02 |Te Ranga |- |'''PARKINSON''' |John |Constable |No.2 Div. A. C. |1869-05-08 |Ruatahuna |- |'''PARSONS''' |Patrick |Private |Taranaki M. S. |1865-10-05 |Te Tarata, Opotiki |- |'''PATH''' |James |Constable |No.3 Div. A. C. |1868-11-07 |Moturoa |- |'''PEARSON''' |Thomas A(nthony) |Constable |No.8 Div. A. C. |1869-05-07 |Ruatahuna |- |'''PEPPARD''' |Richard |Trooper |Mounted Rifles |1868-11-10 |Matawhero |- |[[Perceval-33|'''{{red|PERCEVAL}}''']] |John Spencer |Lieutenant |Auckland Militia |1863-10-23 |Mauku |- Source: 1 |(Māori) |'''Peropi''' | | |1868-11-10 |Matawhero |- |'''PHELAN''' |Robert C. |Private |43rd Regiment |1864-04-29 |Gate Pā |- |[[Phelps-3663|'''{{red|PHELPS}}''']] |John Shaw |Captain | 2ndBat. 14thReg. |1863-11-25 |Rangiriri |- |'''PIERSON''' |Edward |Lance-corp. |H. B. M. S. |1865-11-18 |Waerenga-a-Hika |- |'''PITCAIRN''' |Robert |Surveyor |Whakatane |1869-03-03 |Te Uretara |- |'''PLATT''' |John |Private |68th Regiment |1864-07-26 |Gate Pā |- |'''POITIERS''' |Charles |Trooper |Tauranga Cav. |1869-06-08 |Opepe |- |'''POOLE''' |Timothy |Constable |No.6 Div. A. C. |1868-11-07 |Moturoa |- |'''POWER''' |Michael |Corporal |1st Waikato Reg. |1863-10-23 |Mauku |- Source: 1 & 2 |'''PRATT''' | |Private |43rd Regiment |1865-10-22 |Warea |- |'''RATHBONE''' |C. |Trooper |Mounted Rifles |1868-11-10 |Matawhero |- |'''RATSEY''' |Charles |Private |Taranaki M. S. |1865-10-05 |Te Tarata, Opotiki |- |'''REED''' |Samuel |Sergeant |No.1 Div. A. C. |1868-12-13 |Moturoa |- |'''RICHARDS''' |Edward |Private |Taranaki Mil. |1869-02-13 |Pukearuhe |- Source: 1 |'''RING''' |James Tarrant |Captain |1/18 Royal Irish Regt. |1864-04-01 |Orakau |- |'''ROBINS''' |George |Private |43rd Regiment |1864-05-01 |Gate Pā |- |'''ROGERS''' |Frederick Samuel |Constable |No.6 Div. A. C. |1868-11-07 |Moturoa |- |'''ROSS''' |Frederick |Sub-inspect. |No.2 Div. A. C. |1868-07-12 |Turuturu Mokai |- |'''ROSS''' |Hector Gillian |Lieutenant |Auckland Militia |1869-06-08 |Opepe |- |'''ROSS''' |Ralph |Constable |No.2 Div. A. C. |1868-07-12 |Turuturu Mokai |- |'''RUSSELL''' |James |Corporal |No.3 Div. A. C. |1868-09-07 |Te-Ngutu-o-te-Manu |- |'''RYAN''' |P. |Private |57th Regiment |1863-05-04 |Wairau Stream |- |'''SADLER''' |George |Private |57th Regiment |1864-04-06 |Te Ahu Ahu |- |'''SALTER''' (Satler) |George |Constable |No.3 Div. A. C. |1868-11-07 |Moturoa |- Source: 3 |'''SARTEN''' |John Edmonds |Private |Taranaki Mil. |1860-03-26 |Waireka |- |'''SAVAGE''' |Joseph Evans |Constable |No.2 Div. A. C. |1868-11-07 |Moturoa |- Source: 1 |'''SAWYER''' |Charles |Corporal |No.1 Div. A. C. |1869-01-03 |Ngatipa |- |'''SCALES''' | |Private |40th Regiment |1863-12-11 |Rangiriri |- |'''SHANAHAN''' |Peter |Private |68th Regiment |1864-06-21 |Te Ranga |- |'''SHIELDS''' |Patrick |Corporal |No.3 Div. A. C. |1868-07-12 |Turuturu Mokai |- |'''SIMMS''' |J. |Private |68th Regiment |1864-06-21 |Te Ranga |- |'''SLATTERY''' |Michael |Sergeant |Tauranga Cav. |1869-06-08 |Opepe |- |'''SMITH''' |Frederick Augustus |Captain |43rd Regiment |1864-06-21 |Te Ranga |- |'''SMITH''' |George |Private |68th Regiment |1864-06-22 |Te Ranga |- |'''SMITH''' |James |Corporal |No.1 Div. A. C. |1869-03-13 |Otoia |- |'''SMITH''' |Robert |Corporal |No.3 Div. A. C. |1868-09-30 |Manutahi |- |'''SMITH''' |Thomas |Corporal |No.2 Div. A. C. |1868-06-12 |Te Whenuku |- |'''SPAIN''' |Denis |Private |Taranaki M. S. |1866-08-02 |Pokaikai, Taranaki |- |'''SQUIRES''' |Thomas |Private |Wang. Militia |1868-06-09 |Patea |- |'''St. GEORGE''' |John Chapman |Captain |Napier Militia |1869-10-04 |Te Pōrere |- |'''STEVENSON''' |James |Constable |No.8 Div. A. C. |1869-03-13 |Otoia |- |'''STEVENSON''' |William |Private |1st Waikato Reg. |1867-01-23 |Te Irihanga |- Source: 1 & 2 (1867 correct) |'''STOCKFISH''' |Charles Newman |Corporal |Patea R. V. |1868-11-07 |Moturoa |- Source: 1 |STONE |William |Private |No.16 Engineers |1866-12-23 | |- |'''SULLIVAN''' |John |Sergeant | |1866-01-13 |Otapawa |- |'''SWORDS''' |William |Private |H. B. Militia |1865-11-18 |Waerenga-a-Hika |- |'''SWORDS''' |Peter |Constable |No.2 Div. A. C. |1868-07-12 |Turuturu Mokai |- |'''TAWARA''' |Henri |Guide |Opotiki |1869-05-08 |Ruatahuna |- |'''TAYLOR''' |James |Private |68th Regiment |1864-06-21 |Te Ranga |- |'''TAYLOR''' |William |Sergeant |Forest Rangers |1864-04-02 |Orakau |- Source: 4 |'''Te RANGIHIWINUI''' |Kepa |Major |Kupapa |1868-11-07 |Moturoa |- |'''Te WAKA''' |Hemi |Guide |Native Aux. |1869-05-07 |Ngaputahi |- |'''THAMES''' |John |Private |68th Regiment |1864-06-21 |Te Ranga |- |'''THOMPSON''' |Richard S. |Constable |No.6 Div. A. C. |1868-11-07 |Moturoa |- |'''TRAGETT''' |Thomas Heathcote |Lieutenant |57th Regiment |1863-05-04 |Wairau Stream |- |'''TRAN''' |Frederick |Private |43rd Regiment |1864-04-29 |Gate Pā |- |'''TRAVERS''' |Frederick |Private |43rd Regiment |1864-04-29 |Gate Pā |- |'''TRAVERS''' |Henry Boyle |Sub-inspect. |No.4 Div. A. C. |1869-05-09 |Ruatahuna |- |'''TRENT''' |H. W. J. |Captain |68th Regiment |1864-06-21 |Te Ranga |- |'''TUCK''' |Charles |Driver |Mntd Artillery |1864-02-21 |Rangiaowhia |- |'''URQUHART''' |Douglas |Constable |No.3 Div. A. C. |1868-11-07 |Moturoa |- |'''UTTERTON''' |Edwin |Captain |43rd Regiment |1864-04-29 |Gate Pā |- |'''VANCE''' |John |Sgt.-Major |43rd Regiment |1864-04-29 |Gate Pā |- |'''VANCE''' |William |Constable |No.1 Div. A. C. |1868-11-07 |Moturoa |- |'''VARTON''' |William |Private |43rd Regiment |1864-06-21 |Te Ranga |- |'''VIALOU''' |Robert |Private |43rd Regiment |1864-06-21 |Te Ranga |- |'''VILLIERS-STUART''' |Henry J. R. |Lieutenant |68th Regiment |1864-06-21 |Te Ranga |- |[[Von_Tempsky-1|'''{{red|von TEMPSKY}}''']] |Gustavus Ferdinand |Major |No.5 Div. A. C. |1868-09-07 |Te-Ngutu-o-te-Manu |- |[[Wakefield-959|'''{{red|WAKEFIELD}}''']] |Arthur |Captain |Royal Navy |1843-06-17 |Wairau |- |'''WALLACE''' |Richard |Private |Wgtn. Rangers |1868-08-21 |Te-Ngutu-o-te-Manu |- Source: 5 |'''WALSH''' |James |Lieutenant |P. B. M. R. V. |1868-11-10 |Matawhero |- |'''WALSH''' |Richard |Constable |No.5 Div. A. C. |1868-09-07 |Te-Ngutu-o-te-Manu |- Source: 1 |'''WARD''' |Denis Augustus |Private |1st Waikato Reg. |1867-01-23 |Te Irihanga |- Source: 1 & 2 |'''WATKINS''' |Thomas A. |Midshipman |''H.M.S. Curacoa'' |1863-11-20 |Rangiriri |- |'''WATT''' |Charles |Corporal |No.2 Div. A. C. |1869-03-13 |Otoia |- Source: 1 |'''WATTS (Watt)''' |Michael |R. M. A. |''H.M.S. Miranda'' |1864-04-29 |Gate Pā |- |'''WELLS''' |George |Private |Taranaki R. V. |1868-09-07 |Te-Ngutu-o-te-Manu |- |'''WEMYSS''' |William Frederick |Lieutenant |65th Regiment |1858-07-03 |Wanganui |- |'''WHEELER''' |James W. |Corporal |43rd Regiment |1864-06-21 |Te Ranga |- |'''WHITE''' |David |Lieutenant |Opotiki Vols. |1869-05-07 |Ruatahuna |- |'''WHITFIELD''' |Robert |Ensign |2nd Waikato Reg. |1865-05-13 |Kakaramea |- Source: 2 |'''WHITLEY''' |Thomas |Constable |No.8 Div. A. C. |1870-02-03 |Tauranga |- Source: 3 |(Ngaitai) |'''Wi Maihi''' |Private |Opotiki F. R. |1869-05-08 |Ruatahuna |- |'''WILKIE''' |James |Private |H. B. M. S. |1865-11-18 |Waerenga-a-Hika |- |'''WILKINSON''' |Henry |Private |43rd Regiment |1864-06-21 |Te Ranga |- |'''WILKINSON''' |Richard |Private |Wairoa Vols. |1869-04-10 |Mohaka |- |'''WILLIAMSON''' |William |Private |1st Waikato Reg. |1863-10-23 |Mauku |- Source: 1 & 2 |'''WILSON''' |James |Captain |N.Z. Militia |1868-11-10 |Matawhero |- |'''WORTHINGTON''' |William |Private |Mauku Vols. |1863-10-23 |Mauku |- |'''WRIGHT''' |William |Volunteer |Survey Staff |1866-10-02 |Ketemarae |- |'''WYLIE''' |William | | |1868-12-12 |Patutahi |- |'''YOUNG''' |George |A.B. |''H.M.S. Harrier'' |1864-04-29 |Gate Pā |- |'''YOUNG''' |William |Private |No.4 Company |1866-10-12 |Petane |- |}
====Casualties 1864==== * [http://pearlspad.net.nz/WarCasualties1864.htm War Casualties 1864.] ====Māori (rebels) Killed==== : Māori killed in battle opposing the Colonial forces and Kūpapa. {{userbox | id = Table 4 | info = List of Māori (rebels) killed. | info-size = 12 | info-color = darkblue | info-background = palegreen | id-background = yellow | width = 277 }}
{| class="wikitable sortable" border="2" |+ ! scope="col" | Opposing Māori ! scope="col" | Date of Death ! scope="col" style="width: 0px;"| Action |- |Heremaiah Taurai | 1869-01-03 || Ngatipa |- |Hetaraka (Sgt.) | 1869-01-03 || Ngatipa |- |Himiona Matahu | 1869-01-03 || Ngatipa |- |Hori Pourewa | 1869-01-03 || Ngatipa |- |Hunia Huapapa | 1869-01-03 || Ngatipa |- |Kingita | 1866-10-12 || Omara-nui |- |Kipa of Te Haroto | 1866-10-12 || Omara-nui |- |Parnapa (Hau Hau) | 1866-10-12 || Omara-nui |- |Rangihiroa (Hau Hau) | 1866-10-12 |Petane |- |Rapata Paingaware | 1869-01-03 || Ngatipa |- |Renata Haua | 1865-08-22 || Kairomiromi |- |Te Kepa | 1865-08-22 || Kairomiromi |- |Te Waka Tapa Ruru | 1868-11-07 || Moturoa |- |Te Whiwhini (Taranaki) | 1865-10 || Pukemaire |- |}
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[[Category: New Zealand Wars]] [[Category: Victoria Cross]] ==Recipients of the Victoria Cross (1860-1865)== During the New Zealand Wars (1860-1865) a total of fifteen Victoria Crosses were awarded in New Zealand for outstanding bravery and gallantry in battle. Major [[Heaphy-24|'''{{red|Charles Heaphy}}''']] was the only member of the NZ forces to receive the V.C. He was the first recipient of the V.C. to be a non-regular soldier. Whilst many men deserved the highest bravery award, few received it but those that did most definitely deserved it. ==Battle or Skirmish== {| class="wikitable sortable" border="1" |+ Table 1: Battle or Skirmish. ! scope="col" | Name ! scope="col" | Region ! scope="col" | Date of Action |- |'''Camerontown''' ~ CAMERONTOWN, 7 Sep 1863 ~ |Waikato |1863-09-07 |- |'''Gate Pā''' [[Space:New_Zealand_Wars_-_Gate_P%C4%81_(29_Apr_1864)|~ '''{{red| GATE PA, 29 Apr 1864}}''' ~]] |Tauranga |1864-04-29 |- |'''Kaiapopo Pā''' ~ KAIAPOPO PA, 28 Mar 1860 ~ |Taranaki |1863-03-28 |- |'''Poutoko Redoubt''' ~ POUTOKO REDOUBT, 3 Oct 1863 ~ |Taranaki |1863-10-03 |- |'''Rangiriri''' [[Space:New_Zealand_Wars_-_Rangiriri_(20_Nov_1863)|~ '''{{red| RANGIRIRI, 20 Nov 1863}}''' ~]] |Waikato |1863-11-20 |- |'''Te Ranga''' [[Space:New_Zealand_Wars_-_Te_Ranga_(21_Jun_1864)|~ '''{{red| TE RANGA, 21 Jun 1864}}''' ~]] |Tauranga |1864-06-21 |- |}
==The fifteen Victoria Cross recipients (N.Z. Wars)== For more detailed information for each recipient listed below i.e: name, rank, unit or service, place and date of act, London Gazette (date of award), follow this link: [http://www.nzhistory.net.nz/war/nzwars/victoria-cross NZ Wars - Victoria Cross recipients.] N.B. Click on '''{{red|red}}''' names to link to a {{red|''WikiTree''}} profile; '''{{green|green}}''' names link to a {{green|''Wikipedia''}} page. {| class="wikitable sortable" border="1" |+ Table 2: The fifteen V.C. recipients (NZ Wars). ! scope="col" | Surname ! scope="col" style="width: 0px;" | First Name ! scope="col" | Rank ! scope="col" style="width: 0px;" | Corps ! scope="col" style="width: 0px;" | Action |- |[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Thornton_Down '''{{green|DOWN}}'''] |John Thornton |Ensign |57th Regiment |Poutoko Redoubt |- |[[Heaphy-24|'''{{red|HEAPHY}}''']] |Charles |Major |Auckland Militia |Waiari, Mangapiko River |- |[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Lucas_(VC) '''{{green|LUCAS}}'''] |John |Col. Sgt. |40th Regiment |No.7 Redoubt, Te Arei |- |[[McKenna-891|'''{{red|McKENNA}}''']] |Edward |Col. Sgt. |65th Regiment |Camerontown |- |[[McNeill-952|'''{{red|McNEILL}}''']] |John Carstairs |Lieut.-Col. |107th Regiment |Ohaupo, King Country |- |[[Manley-389|'''{{red|MANLEY}}''']] |William George Nicholas |Asst. Surgeon |Royal Artillery |Gate Pā |- |[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Samuel_Mitchell_(VC) '''{{green|MITCHELL}}'''] |Samuel |Capt. of Foretop |H.M.S. Harrier |Gate Pā |- |[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Murray_(VC) '''{{green|MURRAY}}'''] |John |Sergeant |68th Regiment |Te Ranga |- |[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Odgers '''{{green|ODGERS}}'''] |William |Seaman |H.M.S. Niger |Kaiapopo Pā |- |[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arthur_Frederick_Pickard '''{{green|PICKARD}}'''] |Arthur Frederick |Lieutenant |Royal Artillery |Rangiriri |- |[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Ryan_(VC_1863) '''{{green|RYAN}}'''] |John |Lance-Corp. |65th Regiment |Camerontown |- |[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hugh_Shaw_(British_Army_officer) '''{{green|SHAW}}'''] |Hugh |Captain |18th Regiment |West Coast, North Island |- |[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frederick_Augustus_Smith '''{{green|SMITH}}'''] |Frederick Augustus |Captain |43rd Regiment |Te Ranga |- |[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dudley_Stagpoole '''{{green|STAGPOOLE}}'''] |Dudley |Drummer |57th Regiment |Poutoko Redoubt |- |[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Temple_(VC) '''{{green|TEMPLE}}'''] |William |Asst. Surgeon |Royal Artillery |Rangiriri |- |}
====Note:==== :Of the 15 recipients of a V.C.: ::# seven were born in Ireland; ::# six were born in England; ::# one was born in Scotland; ::# and one was born in (British) India. ==References / Links==
==The fifteen Victoria Cross recipients (N.Z. Wars)== For more detailed information for each recipient listed below i.e: name, rank, unit or service, place and date of act, London Gazette (date of award), follow this link: [http://www.nzhistory.net.nz/war/nzwars/victoria-cross NZ Wars - Victoria Cross recipients.] N.B. Click on '''{{red|red}}''' names to link to a {{red|''WikiTree''}} profile; '''{{green|green}}''' names link to a {{green|''Wikipedia''}} page. {| class="wikitable sortable" border="1" |+ Table 2: The fifteen V.C. recipients (NZ Wars). ! scope="col" | Surname ! scope="col" style="width: 0px;" | First Name ! scope="col" | Rank ! scope="col" style="width: 0px;" | Corps ! scope="col" style="width: 0px;" | Action |- |[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Thornton_Down '''{{green|DOWN}}'''] |John Thornton |Ensign |57th Regiment |Poutoko Redoubt |- |[[Heaphy-24|'''{{red|HEAPHY}}''']] |Charles |Major |Auckland Militia |Waiari, Mangapiko River |- |[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Lucas_(VC) '''{{green|LUCAS}}'''] |John |Col. Sgt. |40th Regiment |No.7 Redoubt, Te Arei |- |[[McKenna-891|'''{{red|McKENNA}}''']] |Edward |Col. Sgt. |65th Regiment |Camerontown |- |[[McNeill-952|'''{{red|McNEILL}}''']] |John Carstairs |Lieut.-Col. |107th Regiment |Ohaupo, King Country |- |[[Manley-389|'''{{red|MANLEY}}''']] |William George Nicholas |Asst. Surgeon |Royal Artillery |Gate Pā |- |[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Samuel_Mitchell_(VC) '''{{green|MITCHELL}}'''] |Samuel |Capt. of Foretop |H.M.S. Harrier |Gate Pā |- |[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Murray_(VC) '''{{green|MURRAY}}'''] |John |Sergeant |68th Regiment |Te Ranga |- |[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Odgers '''{{green|ODGERS}}'''] |William |Seaman |H.M.S. Niger |Kaiapopo Pā |- |[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arthur_Frederick_Pickard '''{{green|PICKARD}}'''] |Arthur Frederick |Lieutenant |Royal Artillery |Rangiriri |- |[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Ryan_(VC_1863) '''{{green|RYAN}}'''] |John |Lance-Corp. |65th Regiment |Camerontown |- |[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hugh_Shaw_(British_Army_officer) '''{{green|SHAW}}'''] |Hugh |Captain |18th Regiment |West Coast, North Island |- |[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frederick_Augustus_Smith '''{{green|SMITH}}'''] |Frederick Augustus |Captain |43rd Regiment |Te Ranga |- |[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dudley_Stagpoole '''{{green|STAGPOOLE}}'''] |Dudley |Drummer |57th Regiment |Poutoko Redoubt |- |[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Temple_(VC) '''{{green|TEMPLE}}'''] |William |Asst. Surgeon |Royal Artillery |Rangiriri |- |}
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[[Category:Quaker Meetings, Delaware]] [[Category:Quaker Meetings, Pennsylvania]] [[Category:Newark Monthly Meeting, Kennett Square, Pennsylvania]] '''Historic''' Newark Monthly / Kennett Monthly (1686 - 1828) : 1686: founded by parent Philadelphia Quarterly : 1760: renamed Kennett Monthly by Western Quarterly."Newark Monthly," (n.d.) Quaker Genealogy. [http://thegenproject.com/quakers/meeting-data/philadelphia-yearly/western-quarterly/kennett-monthly/newark-monthly/kennett-monthly-hi thegenproject.com]. Weblog.Richmond, J.F. (1997). Quaker meetings in Delaware. [http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~jrichmon/quaker/qkrmtgde.htm freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com]. '''Modern:'''from a March 12, 2012 report :Newark Monthly Meeting of the Religious Society of Friends :401 Phillips Avenue :Newark, DE 19711 ==Newark Monthly Meeting== A Monthly Meeting (MM) at Newark, began between 1682 and 1684Standing, 1982 in William Penn's Pennsylvania colony, now located in Delaware. Its first minutes date from 1686, and deal with Friends Meetings in northern Delaware: Newark Union, New Castle, Centre, and later Hockessin and Wilmington. Newark MM was set off from Chester Monthly Meeting, centered in Chester, Pennsylvania.Standing, H. (2002, July 10). [Q-R] Carson - Delaware/Pennsylvania before 1775. [http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/QUAKER-ROOTS/2002-07/1026336240 archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com]. Weblog. At first, Newark MM had two groups: New Castle; and Newark at Brandywine Hundred, New Castle. It was later referred to as Newark Union to differentiate it from the modern university town of Newark, Delaware. Its burial ground is near the Wilmington suburb of Carrcroft.Standing, H. (2004, August 10). William Dickson. [http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/QUAKER-ROOTS/2004-08/1092175863 archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com]. Weblog. In 1687, a half acre was donated for the cemetery. "Being some already buryed in ye spot"Meek, J. (2008). New Castle Quaker meeting historical information. [http://nc-chap.org/church/quaker.php nc-chap.org]. - by Valentine Hollingsworth from his patent on Shelpat Creek, Brandywine Hundred in New Castle County, which he called ''Newworke'' (sometimes shown as New Ark, New Wark, or New Workea). Newark Union Meeting closed c.1755. In 1760, the name of Newark Monthly Meeting changed to [[:Category: Kennett Monthly Meeting, Kennett Square, Pennsylvania| Kennett Monthly Meeting]].Standing, H. (2003, April 24). [Q-R] Newark-Kennett MM records: Concerning the query dated 04/23/2003 posted by Antoinette Waughtel Sorenson. [http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/QUAKER-ROOTS/2003-04/1051218695 archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com]. Weblog. For an outline of the make-up of Newark Monthly Meeting, see Herbert Standing's [http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/QUAKER-ROOTS/2004-08/1092175863 2004 Rootsweb post] and [http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/QUAKER-ROOTS/2002-07/1026336240 2002 Rootsweb post]. A picture ([http://dvhss.org/images/Newark-Union-Friends-Meetin.jpg jpg]) of Newark Union Friends Meeting House is online ([http://dvhss.org/index.php?option=com_content&view=category&id=49&Itemid=130 The Descendants of Valentine Hollingsworth Sr Society]). ----
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[[Category:New Jersey Quakers]] [[Category:Puritan Great Migration]] This is a work in progress and is meant to inform many of us that our Puritain ancestors were the first founders of Newark, New Jersey! ==Reasons for the Formation of the New-Ark Settlement== Prior to the move to Newark, the New Haven Colony was basically a theocracy and was home to Puritans. They had fled to the New England colonies because of intolerance directed toward them and were now free to worship as they pleased, however their own tolerance did not extend beyond their own beliefs. These founders of New Haven asked nothing of England because, ''"Wisdom hath builded her house; she hath hewn her seven pillars"''[https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Proverbs+9%3A1-11&version=NKJV Proverbs 9:1] since this was God's word, they chose seven men to have supreme charge in civic and church functions. The seven pillars chose a governor and four deputies while they acted as magistrates. There were no juries because [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Law_of_Moses mosaic law] makes no mention of them.Urquhart, Frank J. (Frank John), 1865-1921, and Lewis Historical Publishing Co. A History of the City of Newark, New Jersey, Embracing Practically Two And a Half Centuries, 1666-1913, Volume 1, Page 32. New York: Lewis Historical Pub. Co., 1913. https://archive.org/stream/ahistorycitynew04cogoog#page/n54/mode/2up The colony of Connecticut bordered yet was separate from the ''colony'' of New Haven. The philosophy and tolerance with respect to differing religious beliefs was stark. Connecticut tolerated newcomers with beliefs such as Quakerism and the Church of England, the New Haven Puritans viewed this with disapproval and distrust. Persecution of Quakers in the New Haven colony was only second to Massachusetts. : ''If a Quaker came into the colony on business he was to be permitted to dispatch it, while accompanied by a guard, and was to be ejected as soon as his business was done. Anyone who harbored Quakers "or other blasphemous hereticks" was to forfeit fifty pounds sterling. If a Quaker showed an inclination not to abide by this law he was to be thrown into prison, severely whipped and put at hard labor for a term to be fixed by the magistrate. For a second offense a Quaker was to be branded with the letter "H" (for "heretic") on the hand, and imprisoned. For the third offense the other hand was to be branded, and for the fourth offense the tongue was to be bored with a hot iron. To bring Quaker books into the colony meant the imposition of a fine of five pounds. Some of these penalties were meted out upon a few. But not many came into the colony, naturally enough. These anti-Quaker laws were put in operation in 1658.''Urquhart, Frank J. (Frank John), 1865-1921, and Lewis Historical Publishing Co. A History of the City of Newark, New Jersey, Embracing Practically Two And a Half Centuries, 1666-1913, Volume 1, Page 33-34. New York: Lewis Historical Pub. Co., 1913. https://archive.org/stream/ahistorycitynew04cogoog#page/n54/mode/2upHoadly, Charles J., Records of the Colony or Jurisdiction of New Haven, from May, 1653, to the union. Together with New Haven code of 1656, Volume 2, Page 240. Publisher Hartford, Printed by Case, Lockwood and Company, 1858. https://archive.org/stream/recordscolonyor01congoog#page/n251/mode/2up/search/Quaker Determined to pursue their theocracy elsewhere, the New Haven Puritans began the search for a new home. ==Disputed Territory== Unhappy with the quickly changing times, [[Treat-65|Robert Treat]] of Milford, New Haven Colony, had discussed with [[Stuyvesant-3|Gov. Peter Stuyvesant]] a plan for settlers to remove to land claimed by New Netherland. Following the British takeover of all of New Netherland, and after discussion with [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philip_Carteret_(colonial_governor) Gov. Carteret], thirty settlers arrived from [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Milford,_Connecticut Milford], [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Branford,_Connecticut Branford] and [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guilford,_Connecticut Guilford] to the west bank of the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Passaic_River Passaic River] on 17 May 1666. The leaders of the Puritan migration from the New Haven towns were [[Treat-65|Robert Treat]], Samuel Swain, [[Crane-697|Jasper Crane]] and [[Pierson-149|Rev. Abraham Pierson]]. Governor Carteret had not settled financially with the Lenepe and local Native Americans.Urquhart, Frank J., A History of the city of Newark, New Jersey : embracing practically two and a half centuries, 1666-1913, Volume 1, Page 53. Publisher New York, N.Y. ; Chicago, Ill. : The Lewis Historical Publishing Co, 1913. https://archive.org/stream/ahistorycitynew04cogoog#page/n74/mode/2up Subsequent transactions took place locally to ensure a peaceful life between the Puritans and the locals. Several settlers as ''Towensmen and Agents to the English Inhabitants of Pisayak'' ''This document has been ordered from New Jersey Archives:'' 1:Folio 270 of New Jersey State Archives, 11 Jul 1667 who negotiated with the Native Americans to resolve and complete any contractual dispute for claim to the land which later became [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Newark,_New_Jersey Newark], this ''[https://archive.org/stream/recordstownnewa00njgoog#page/n296/mode/2up/ Indian Bill of Sale to the Newarke Men]'' was signed by [[Bruen-24|Obadiah Bruen]], [[Tompkins-504|Michael Tomkins]], [[Kitchell-19|Samuel Kitchell]]l, John Browne, and [[Denison-442|Robert Denison]].Urquhart, Frank J., A History of the city of Newark, New Jersey : embracing practically two and a half centuries, 1666-1913, Volume 1, Page 56. Publisher New York, N.Y. ; Chicago, Ill. : The Lewis Historical Publishing Co, 1913. https://archive.org/stream/historyofcityofn01urqu#page/n127/mode/2up/search/Denison :''Newark was first settled in 1666, and on the 11th July, 1667, [[Bruen-24|Obadiah Bruen]], [[Tompkins-504|Michael Tompkins]], [[Kitchell-19|Samuel Kitchell]], John Browne, and [[Denison-442|Robert Denison]], purchased from the Indians a tract of land "bounded and limited with the bay eastward, and the great river Pesayak northward; the great creek, or river in the meadow, running to the head of the cove and from thence bearing a west line for the south bounds, which said great creek is commonly called and known by the name of Weequahick; on the west line, backwards in the country to the foot of the great mountain," [by a subsequent deed, dated 13th March, 1677-8, the limits were extended to the top of the mountain for two guns, three coats and thirteen cans of rum,] "called Watchung, being, as is judged, about seven or eight miles from Pesayak Towne. The said mountain, as we are informed, hath one branch of Elizabethtown river running near the above said foot of the mountain. The bounds northerly up Pesayak river, reach to the third river above 24, for manner of apportioning lands tlement of Elizabethtown.''Newark (N.J.) Records, Records of the Town of Newark, New Jersey: From Its Settlement in 1666, to Its Incorporation as ..., Page 278. https://archive.org/stream/recordstownnewa00njgoog#page/n296/mode/2up/search/DenisonWhitehead, William A. 1810-1884. East Jersey Under the Proprietary Governments: a Narrative of Events Connected With the Settlement And Progress of the Province, Until the Surrender of the Government to the Crown In 1703, Page 49. 2d ed., rev. and enl. Newark, N.J.: M. R. Dennis, 1875. https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=hvd.32044021236005;view=1up;seq=65''Earlier version of the previous citation:'' Whitehead, William A., Scot, George, East Jersey under the proprietary governments, Page 42. Publisher New York, New-Jersey historical society, 1846. https://archive.org/stream/eastjerseyunderp00white#page/42/mode/2up/search/Denison ==Covenant Signers== These names appear on a Covenant signed by the settlers moving from the New Haven Colony towns to begin a new settlement known as "New-Ark" and later known as Newark stating that they will maintain their faith as they settle this new land.Urquhart, Frank J., A History of the city of Newark, New Jersey : embracing practically two and a half centuries, 1666-1913, Volume 1, Page 73-74. Publisher New York, N.Y. ; Chicago, Ill. : The Lewis Historical Publishing Co, 1913. https://archive.org/stream/ahistorycitynew04cogoog#page/n94/mode/2up {|align=center |- | ||width=8%| || ||width=8%| || |- !colspan=5|Signers from Branford |- | [[Crane-170|Jasper Crane]] || || || || [[Camfield-21|Ebenezer Camfield]] |- | [[Pierson-149| Abra Pierson]] || || || || [[Ward-4762| John Ward Senior]] |- |[[Swaine-112|Saml Swaine]] || || || || [[Ball-394|Ed. Ball]] |- |[https://archive.org/stream/ahistorycitynew04cogoog#page/n106/mode/2up Laurence Ward] || || || || John Harrison |- |[[Blatchley-20|Thomas Blacthly (Blatchley)]] || || || || [[Crane-696|John Crane]] |- |[[Plum-63|Samuel Plum]] || || || || [[Huntington-120|Thomas Huntington]] |- |[[Ward-4761|Josiah Ward]] || || || || [[Crane-693|Delivered Crane]] |- |[[Rose-1888|Samuel Rose]] || || || || [[Blatchley-2|Aaron Blacthly (Blatchley)]] |- |[[Pierson-66|Thomas Pierson]] || || || || [[Lawrence-1282|Richard Laurence]] |- |[https://archive.org/stream/ahistorycitynew04cogoog#page/n108/mode/2up John Warde] || || || || John Johnson |- |[[Catlin-9|John Catling]] || || || || Thomas '''L''' Lyon |- |[[Harrison-139|Richard Harrison]] || || || || |- !colspan=5|Signers from Milford, Guilford, and New Haven |- |[[Treat-65|Robert Treat]] || || [[Lindsley-23|Francis '''F''' Linle]] || || Robert Dalglesh |- |[[Bruen-24|Obadiah Bruen]] || || [https://archive.org/stream/ahistorycitynew04cogoog#page/n110/mode/2up Hauns Albers]|| || |- |[[Camfield-3|Matthew Camfield]] || || [[Tichenor-35|Daniel Tichenor]] || || Thom. Morris |- |[[Kitchell-19|Samuel Kitchell]] || || John Bauldwin Sen. || || [[Roberts-2617|Hugh Roberts]] |- |[Peck-141|Jeremiah Pecke] || || John Bauldwin Junr. || ||[[Pennington-706|Eph'm Pennington]] |- |[[Tompkins-504|Michael Tompkins]] || || [[Tompkins-978|Jona. Tomkins]] || || [[Tichenor-37|Martin Tichenor]] |- |[[Freeman-2311|Stephen Freeman]] || || [[Day-1285|Geo. Day]] || || John Browne, Jr |- |[[Lyon-161|Henry Lyon]] || || [[Johnson-49376 | Thomas Johnson]] || || [[Sergeant-2|Jona. Seargeant]] |- |John Browne || || [[Curtis-220|John Curtis]] || || [[Crane-171|Azariah Crane]] |- |John Rogers || || Ephram Burwell || || [[Lyon-73|Samuel Lyon]] |- |[[Davis-29784|Stephen Davis]] || || [[Denison-442|Robert '''R''' Denison]] || || [[Riggs-848|Joseph Riggs]] |- |[[Riggs-61|Edward Rigs]] || || [[Wheeler-4482|Nathaniel Wheeler]] || ||[[Bond-5459|Stephen Bond]] |- |[[Kitchell-11|Robert Kitchell]] || || [[Burwell-79|Zachariah Burwell]] || || |- |J '''x''' B Brooks || || [[Camp-208|William Campe]]|| |- |[[Lyman-7 |Robert '''v''' Lymen]] || || Joseph Walters|| |} ==Early Life in the Newark Settlement== '''Shelter:''' Settlers wore homespun linen made from flax cultivated by the females and spun on spinning wheels. Other garments were made from the wool of their sheep brought from New Haven or purchased in New York. The first pioneers lived in a hut, lean-to, or [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wigwam wigwam] (tent-like structure), which was easier because the settlers arrived in the spring. The next structure was a ''rough house'' before the completion of a more substantial home. The walls of these early homes were of timber and are set one end to the ground upright and plastered within. Timbers and beams were fastened together with wooden pins because nails were scarce and oyster and clam shells were used as lyme for mortar. '''Settlement Work:''' Taxes and physical work were large or small based on the ''rating'' of an individual and how many male dependents between the ages of sixteen and sixty for the ''common benefit''. The greater the estate, the more fences he was required to erect and the greater amount of highway was to be built. The men worked in ''squads'' and were summoned on certain days to do their quota of work. Work was organized by the value of their property (as quoted from the Minute Book), "Every man is required to work one day for each £200 of his [two-thirds] estate. Two [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rod_(unit) rods] in length is to be taken for each day's work..."Urquhart, Frank J., A History of the city of Newark, New Jersey : embracing practically two and a half centuries, 1666-1913, Volume 1, Page 124. Publisher New York, N.Y. ; Chicago, Ill. : The Lewis Historical Publishing Co, 1913. https://archive.org/stream/ahistorycitynew04cogoog#page/n148/mode/2up/ == Related Projects == *[[Space:New_Haven_Colony|New Haven Colony]] *[[Project:Connecticut|Project Connecticut]] *[[Project:New_Jersey|Project New Jersey]] == Sources == ====New Haven and Connecticut Sources==== :[https://archive.org/details/recordscolonyan00colgoog Volume 1: Records of the Jurisdiction of New Haven, Connecticut] :[https://archive.org/details/recordscolonyor01congoog Volume 2: Records of the Jurisdiction of New Haven, Connecticut] :[https://archive.org/details/recordscolonyan00colgoog Volume 1: Records of the colony and plantation of New-Haven, from 1638 to 1649] :[https://archive.org/details/recordscolonyor01congoog Volume 2: Records of the Colony and Plantation of New-Haven, from 1638-1649] :[https://archive.org/details/historycolonyne00smitgoog History of the Colony of New Haven to Its Absorption Into Connecticut] :[https://archive.org/stream/historyofcolonyo00lamb#page/150/mode/2up/ History of the colony of New Haven, before and after the union with Connecticut. Containing a particular description of the towns which composed that government, viz., New Haven, Milford, Guilford, Branford, Stamford, & Southold, L. I., with a notice of the towns which have been set off from "the original six."] :[https://archive.org/stream/catalogueofnames010hinm#page/476/mode/2up/ A catalogue of the names of the early Puritan settlers of the colony of Connecticut : with the time of their arrival in the country and colony : their standing in society, place of residence, condition in life, where from, business, &c., as far as is found on record collected from records] :[https://archive.org/stream/easthavenregist00doddgoog#page/n120/mode/2up/ The East-Haven Register: In Three Parts] :[https://archive.org/stream/historyofmilford00fede#page/8/mode/2up History of Milford, Connecticut, 1639-1939] ====Newark and New Jersey Sources==== :[https://archive.org/stream/documentsrelatin21newjuoft#page/254/mode/2up/ Documents relating to the colonial, Revolutionary and post-Revolutionary history of the State of New Jersey, Series 2, Volume 21] :[https://archive.org/stream/eastjerseyunderp00white#page/44/mode/2up/search/Milford East Jersey Proprietary Government] :[https://archive.org/stream/historyofessexh01shaw#page/358/mode/2up History of Essex and Hudson counties, New Jersey] :[https://archive.org/stream/recordsoftownofn00newa#page/n3/mode/2up Volume 6: Records of the Town of Newark, New Jersey: From Its Settlement in 1666, to Its Incorporation] :[https://archive.org/stream/ahistorycitynew04cogoog#page/n8/mode/2up Volume 1: A History of the city of Newark, New Jersey, embracing practically two and a half centuries, 1666-1913] :[https://archive.org/stream/historyofcityofn02urqu_0#page/n5/mode/2up Volume 2: A History of the city of Newark, New Jersey, embracing practically two and a half centuries, 1666-1913] :[https://archive.org/stream/historyofcityofn03urqu_0#page/n7/mode/2up Volume 3: A History of the city of Newark, New Jersey, embracing practically two and a half centuries, 1666-1913] :[http://www.nj.gov/state/archives/pdf/proprietors.pdf Using the Records of the East and West Jersey Proprietors, by Joseph R. Klett who recommended the New Jersey sources listed on this page] ====Footnotes====
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[[Category: Newberry County, South Carolina]] [[Category:South Carolina Projects]] {{OnePlaceStudy | place = Newberry County, South Carolina | category = Newberry County, South Carolina }}
::Newberry County of today has many sites of early Indian relics within its borders. ::Newberry County area has sites of the American Revolution battlefields. {{Image|file=Newberry_County_South_Carolina-11.jpg |align=l |size=325 |caption=Frederick Nance House }}{{Image|file=Newberry_County_South_Carolina-12.jpg |align=r |size=340 |caption=George Mower House. }}{{clear}} ::Newberry County has many beautiful homes and plantations with a history of their own. Today Newberry County has many acres of controlled reforestation to prevent land depletion and soil erosion. There are dairy, poultry, and cattle farms here. ::Many other small communities also grew at highway crossroads and at railroad depots. Some incorporated towns from the Greenville and Columbia Railroad were Peak, Pomaria, Frog Level (now Prosperity), Silverstreet, and Chappells. ::John Belton O'Neall was a prominent judge in Newberry County until his death in 1863. "The Annals of Newberry" is Newberry County early history. :: Job Johnstone (1793-1862), a Newberry lawyer,was Chancellor in South Carolina for 31 years and served on the State Court of Appeals. ::Another Newberry lawyer, John Fletcher Hobbs, left for Australia in 1882 and, by 1893, had become chief of two tribes of cannibals. ::Coleman Livingston Blease (1868-1942) was the only permanent resident of Newberry to be governor of South Carolina. A lawyer, Representative and United States Senator, he was elected governor in 1910 and 1912. Interestingly, his two opponents in 1912 were also from Newberry. :Newberry County, South Carolina has the following scenic and historic sites. :::The Rock House (pre-Revolutionary, the oldest house in the county) :::Quaker Cemetery (used from the 1760s - 1820s) :::Tea Table Rock (site of a British encampment during the Revolutionary War) :::St. John’s Lutheran Church, Pomaria (1808) :::Little Mountain (800 feet above sealevel, highest point in county) :::Gauntt House, Newberry (1808, oldest home in city) :::Hardy House, Maybinton (1825, typical of early 1800's) :::Pomaria Plantation, Pomaria (1826, site of a well-known nursery) :::Old Court House (1851) :::Newberry College (founded 1856) :::Jasper Hall, Whitmire (1857, fine ante-bellum residence) :::Rosemont Cemetery (1863) :::Newberry Opera House (1881) :::Oakhurst, Newberry (1891, a fine Victorian home) :::Lake Murray; and Lynches Woods (a scenic road winds through the forest). Old Newberry County Court House (2007) ::In Newberry town, SC (population 1920, 5,894), are Baptist, Lutheran, Methodist, Presbyterian, and Episcopal churches. In the county's 10 cities and towns have graded schools. Rural schools have also progressed more than 5 years ago. The one-teacher schools are now 4-9 from a high of 28 in other years. The State accredited high schools now are 9 high schools from earlier years there were 4. The best is there are 5 state accredited high schools in the county. {{Image|file=Newberry_County_South_Carolina-3.jpg |align=r |size=300 |caption=Newberry Opera House. }}{{clear}} :'''1925''' Newberry County was still high ranking in cotton growth in a list of 8 Southern states. Willie Pat Boland, a Newberry County boy won the price for the best 10 ears of corn. The growing season is 215 days. Interest is developing in dairying, and in the marketing of a fine quality of '''granite.''' {{Image|file=Newberry_County_South_Carolina-10.jpg |align=r |size=320 |caption=Oakland Mills. }}{{clear}} :'''1925''' 3 cotton mills at Newberry and one at Whitmire, were earning $4,500,000, with 181,472 spindles manned by native white labor, consumed 117,590 bales of cotton. ::The Southern, the Seaboard Air Line, and the Columbia, Newberry & Laurens railways have a mileage length of 79, connect the county to the other counties. Highways have been built. State highways connect through Newberry, SC, the capital to the Piedmont. Busses also make daily runs on the highways. The towns have sufficient banks and 3 strong banks in Newberry, SC :Whitmire has 1,955 inhabitants; Prosperity, 748; Helena, 435; Little Mountain, 399 ; Silver Street, 297 ; Pomaria, 288; Kinards, 236; Chappels, 207; Peake, 160. ===Government Offices=== :'''1776''' Newberry County has court records dating from 1776 that are held in the office of the Clerk of Court. :'''1785-1800''' Newberry County was a part of the Ninety-Six District. The records of the Ninety-Six District courts are housed in Abbeville County with the Clerk of Court. {{Image|file=Newberry_County_South_Carolina-1.jpg |align=r |size=380 |caption=Old Newberry County Courthouse. }}{{clear}} *The South Carolina Archives and History Center has court records available on microfilm for Newberry County. {{Image|file=Newberry_County_South_Carolina.jpg |align=r |size=450 |caption=Newberry County Courthouse, 1908 }}{{clear}} ===Geography=== :Rivers/Creeks Entree River is on NE of Newton County, the Broad River forms the Southern border. Many other rivers, streams also dump water into the county. :County Seat Its county seat is Newborn. The name is of unknown origin. :Size - total area of (601 square miles) 647 square miles (1,680 km2), of which 630 square miles (1,600 km2) is land and 17 square miles (44 km2) (2.7%) is water :Newberry County comprises the Newberry, SC Micropolitan Statistical Area :Soils - 61 % of Newberry Co. soils are the Cecil variety, 11% are the Appling variety, 8% are the Meadow variety, and 5% are the Georgeville type soils. :Crops - cotton, as well as corn, oats, and cover crops. :Growing season -growing season is 215 days. :Minerals ====Adjacent counties==== *Union County - north *Fairfield County - east *Lexington County - southeast *Richland County - southeast *Saluda County - south *Greenwood County - southwest *Laurens County - northwest ====Protected areas==== *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sumter_National_Forest Sumter National Forest] (part) ===Demographics=== In 2000 there were 36,108 people living in the county with a population density of 57 people/sq. mi. http://familypedia.wikia.com/wiki/Newberry_County%2C_South_Carolina In 2010 there were 37,508 people living in the county with a population density of 59.5 people/sq. mi. The racial makeup of the county was 62.1% white, 31.0% black or African American, 0.3% Asian, 0.3% American Indian, 0.1% Pacific islander, 5.0% from other races, and 1.2% from two or more races. Those of Hispanic or Latino origin made up 7.2% of the population. In terms of ancestry, 16.8% were German, 14.2% were American, 9.0% were English, and 7.7% were Irish. The median income for a household in the county was $41,815 and the median income for a family was $49,560. The per capita income for the county was $21,410. About 13.3% of families and 16.6% of the population were below the poverty line, including 25.6% of those under age 18 and 10.9% of those age 65 or over. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Newberry_County,_South_Carolina * population in 1920, 35,552, estimated 1925 at 36,098 *Newberry County comprises the Newberry, SC Micropolitan Statistical Area *[https://www.newberry.edu/academics/resources/wesselslibrary.aspx Wessels Library, Newberry College] *[https://www.ptc.edu/college-resources/library Piedmont College Library in Newberry] *Newberry College ( Lutheran) *[http://scmemory.org/counties/newberry-county/ Newberry other records] *'''1925''' Newberry County was still high ranking in cotton growth in a list of 8 Southern states. A Newberry County boy won the price for the best 10 ears of corn. Willie Pat Boland, a Newberry boy, won the prize for the best ten ears of corn. The growing season is 215 days. Interest is developing in dairying, and in the marketing of a fine quality of granite. http://www.carolana.com/SC/Counties/newberry_county_sc.html *The county maintains an excellent health unit, and efficient home and farm demonstration agents. Clinics are regularly held to take care of the health of school children. *In the county's 10 cities and towns are graded schools. Rural schools have also progressed more than 5 years ago. The one-teacher schools are now 4-9 from a high of 28 in other years. The State accredited high schools now are 9 high schools from earlier there were 4 in previous years. The best is there are '''5 state accredited high schools''' in the county. ====Cities==== [[:Category:Newberry, South Carolina|Newberry]] (county Seat) =====Towns//Uninco Communities===== Prosperity, 748; Helena, 435; Little Mountain, 399 ; Chappels, 207; Peake, 160. *[[:Category:Little Mountain, South Carolina|Little Mountain]] (population 399) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Little_Mountain,_South_Carolina *[[:Category: Peak, South Carolina|Peake]] (population 160) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peak,_South_Carolina *[[:Category: Pomaria, South Carolina|Pomaria]] (population 288) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pomaria,_South_Carolina]] *[[:Category: Prosperity, South Carolina|Prosperity]] (population 748) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prosperity,_South_Carolina *[[:Category: Silverstreet, South Carolina|Silverstreet]] (population 297) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Silverstreet,_South_Carolina *[[:Category:Whitmire, South Carolina|Whitmire]] (population 1,955 inhabitants) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whitmire,_South_Carolina Unincorporated communities
*Chappells https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chappells,_South_Carolina (population 207) *Jalapa https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jalapa,_South_Carolina *Kinards (partly in Laurens County) (population 236) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kinards,_South_Carolina *Helena (435 population) ====County Resources==== * "Little Mountain Town Reunion" during the month of August. *first meeting of the South Carolina Lutheran Synod was in the house of John Eigleberger, who lived in Pomaria. Some of the later presidents of The Synod lived in or preached in and around Pomaria. {{Image|file=Newberry_County_South_Carolina-14.jpg |align=r |size=300 |caption=Hope School, Pomaria. }}{{clear}} Pomaria - establishment of the Hope School. (a Rosenwald School to help rural African-Americans attend school). The land was donated by the family of James Haskell Hope, who later became the longest serving Superintendent of Education of South Carolina. *The county maintains an excellent health unit, and efficient home and farm demonstration agents. Clinics are regularly held to take care of the health of school children. :: [http://www.carolana.com/SC/Counties/newberry_county_sc.htmlNewberry County] =====Notables===== *John Buzhardt, Major League Baseball pitcher *Carl Edwards Jr., Major League Baseball pitcher *Charles Cecil Wyche, United States federal judge *Billy O'Dell, Major League Baseball two-time All-Star pitcher from 1954 to 1967 *Donnie Shell, safety for the Pittsburgh Steelers of NFL from 1974 to 1987 *John Belton O'Neall (1795-1863), historian, Newberry County native *David Duncan Wallace (1874-1951) Newberry County Native. *John Belton O'Neall - prominent judge in Newberry County until his death in 1863, wrote. "The Annals of Newberry" * Job Johnstone (1793-1862), lawyer, Chancellor in South Carolina for 32 years and the State Court of Appeals. *John Fletcher Hobbs, lawyer left for Australia in 1882 and, by 1893 was ruling 2 tribes. *Marie Boozer, beautiful, and books: "La Belle" and "Another Jezebel." *Coleman Livingston Blease (1868-1942) resident of Newberry- lawyer, Representative and United States Senator, he was elected governor in 1910 and 1912) His 2 opponents in 1912 were also from Newberry. *John Fletcher Hobbs, left for Australia in 1882 and, by 1893, had become chief of two tribes of cannibals.!! ====Census==== :1790 --- 9,342 — :1800 --- 12,006 28.5% :1810 --- 13,964 16.3% :1820 --- 16,104 15.3% :1830 --- 17,441 8.3% :1840 --- 18,350 5.2% ::1850 --- 20,143 9.8% :1860 --- 20,879 3.7% :1870 --- 20,775 −0.5% :1880 --- 26,497 27.5% :1890 --- 26,434 −0.2% :1900 --- 30,182 14.2% :1910 --- 34,586 14.6% :1920 --- 35,552 2.8% :1930 --- 34,681 −2.4% :1940 --- 33,577 −3.2% :1950 --- 31,771 −5.4% :1960 --- 29,416 −7.4% :1970 --- 29,273 −0.5% :1980 --- 31,242 6.7% :1990 --- 33,172 6.2% :2000 --- 36,108 8.9% :2010 --- 37,508 3.9% :Est. 2016 --- 38,079 ===Cemeteries=== {{Image|file=Rusk County Cemeteries.gif |align=l |size=360 |caption= }}{{clear}} *[https://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=csr&CScnty=2348 FindaGrave Cemeteries] *[http://rootsweb.ancestry.com/~scoconee/Cemetery_GPS/36-newberry.html Cemeteries in Newberry County] *[http://genealogytrails.com/scar/newberry/cemeteries.html Genealogy trails Cemeteries Newberry County] *[https://ldsgenealogy.com/SC/Newberry-County-Cemetery-Records.htm LDS Genealogy, Cemeteries Newberry] ===Sources===
Welcome to Newberry County, South Carolina Project!
{{US History|sub-project=South Carolina}} {{Sticker | category = Newberry County, South Carolina | image = Newberry_County_South_Carolina-3.jpg | text = [[Space:Newberry County, South Carolina|Newberry County, South Carolina]] }} *Leader of this Project is [[J-276|Paula J]] *Coordinator is [[Richardson-7161|Mary Richardson]] ===History/Timeline=== :'''1745''' - The settlement that later became the town and city of Newberry, SC, the county seat includes the early architecture details of the early settlement. Adam Summer began the settlement here. Downtown business has many blocks where each building is listed upon the National Register of Historic Places.http://www.carolana.com/SC/Towns/Newberry_SC.html {{Image|file=Newberry_County_South_Carolina-5.jpg |align=l |size=340 |caption=Main St Hist. District }}{{Image|file=Newberry_County_South_Carolina-6.jpg |align=r |size=350 |caption=Caldwell Street, Historical Dist. }}{{clear}} :'''1750's''' German, Scots-Irish, and English) migrated in great numbers to South Carolina and settled here.Wikipedia phrases these as yeomen farmer. In fact there were so many German immigrants that the area was also called Dutch Fork (Deutsch). Many plantations began here and grew short-staple cotton. The processing was greatly speeded by the cotton gin invention and use.http://www.carolana.com/SC/Counties/newberry_county_sc.html https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Newberry_County,_South_Carolina :'''1758''' The Rock House was built in Newberry County, SC. At this time the Rock House was near the main road running from Charleston and Upstate South Carolina. Currently in recent times this little house is a mile from any road.. The house did not move, the roads moved... It is the oldest building in the county and shows its age. (It was built during the '''French and Indian War''', and had two rooms downstairs and two upstairs. Part of the building's walls have crumbled, a dozen or more bricks from the chimneys are lying in the inside of it. The east side is covered by vegetation, which may be bothering the construction.https://southcarolina1670.wordpress.com/2016/06/06/rock-house-an-anti-plantation-sc-colonial-home/ {{Image|file=Newberry_County_South_Carolina-4.jpg |align=r |size=425 |caption=Old Rock House }}{{clear}} :'''1761''' Newberry County, part of the South Carolina upcountry was on the frontier and stayed this way until after the Cherokee war in 1761. Old Ninety-Six District contained this area from above the fall line to South Carolina colony bandary and between the savannah and Broad rivers. This area was settled somewhat. The American Revolution caused more battles/skirmishes. South Carolina legislature divided the enormous territory into 6 counties in 1785. https://www.sc.edu/uscpress/books/2009/3800.html :'''1776-1781''' An interest personality of Newberry's history is Emily Geiger. She delivered a message from Major General Nathaniel Green to Brigadier General Thomas Sumter. :'''1780-81''' Newberry county also has stories about Hannah Gaunt, a Quaker girl, defending her father's house during a Loyalist attack in the Revolutionary War. http://www.carolana.com/SC/Counties/newberry_county_sc.html :'''Dec 31, 1780''' American Revolution battle on the Williams' Plantation. :'''1780''' - British Lt. Colonel Banastre Tarleton camped in Newton area as he and Union troops marched to Cowpens. :'''March 2, 1781''' American Revolution battleat Mud Lick. http://familypedia.wikia.com/wiki/Newberry_County%2C_South_Carolina :'''May, 1781''' - American Revolution battle at Bush River. http://familypedia.wikia.com/wiki/Newberry_County%2C_South_Carolina : {{Image|file=Newberry_County_South_Carolina-2.jpg |align=c |size=400 |caption=map. }} :'''1785''' - With an act by the South Carolina legislature,Newberry County, of the lower level of the piedmont counties, was formed from District Ninety-Six. :'''March, 1789''' John Coate donated 2 acres for public buildings such as the county Courthouse in Newberry, SC., the county seat. It is considered that the name, "Newberry" was a captain of Sumter's state troops. :'''1785''' -Newberry County was formed from Ninety-Six District. Many sources have been checked for who/what the county was named in honor of. :::Theory 1) a different spelling for the English town "Newbury." :::Theory#2 -were the fields and forests were great, similar to that of a "new berry". :::Theory#3 from Carolana was a name of a captain of Sumter's state troops. {{{Image|file=District_96_South_Carolina-6.jpg |align=r |size=400 |caption=1786-89 Dist.96 }}{{clear}} :'''1789''' - The town of Newberry, SC was founded as the county seat of Newberry County. It is frequently called Newberry Courthouse. This site was chosen because of its nearness to the center of the county. :'''1798''' - Another Act of the legislature, re-organized Newton County. at Newberry, the county seat {{Image|file=Newberry_County_South_Carolina-3.jpg |align=r |size=350 |caption=Newberry, SC Opera House. }}{{clear}} :'''May 27, 1809''' The town of Newberry Court House, received a U.S. Post Office with a postmaster (Thomas Pratt) By 18920 the Post Office Department officially changed the name to what is known today as Newberry, SC. It has operated continuously since. http://www.carolana.com/SC/Towns/Newberry_SC.html :'''mid 1800s''' Many of the small farms were absorbed by the larger farms.. Later advances in agriculture, decreased the need for as large labor force to farm the cotton farms. The Railways connected Newberry also helped Newberry become one of the larger cotton markets.. {{Image|file=Newberry_County_South_Carolina-13.jpg |align=r |size=425 |caption=Child "doffers, Sweeps, in Mollahan Mills }}{{clear}} :'''1851''' Railroad connected Newberry County to other major towns and markets. Newborn, SC became a trade center. Cotton became the primary crop prior to the Civil War. With the railroad arrival, Newberry became a thriving trade center. :'''1854''' The Laurens Railroad built depots at Jalapa and Kinards. http://familypedia.wikia.com/wiki/Newberry_County%2C_South_Carolina :'''1856''' - Lutheran Church established Newberry College which is an important part of the area. {{Image|file=Newberry_County_South_Carolina-8.jpg |align=r |size=400 |caption=Newberry College }}{{clear}} :'''1862-65''' - Civil War changed the social order of the community, interrupted the town's growth. A stronger community (later town) survived the war and reconstruction. :'''1862-65''' County growth ceased or slowed down in Newberry county; the warfare and loss of lives of many southern men disrupted the state economy. {{Image|file=Newberry_County_South_Carolina-7.jpg |align=r |size=400 |caption=Boundary St Citizen Mills. }}{{clear}} :'''1880's''' The first cotton mills were built in the county. These boosted the economy and accelerated the process of cotton milling, thus growth in the county economy. The mills provided more jobs for county citizens. cotton was the primary crop before the American Civil War. :'''1881''' - The Cotton mills began in Newberry, SC as its first industry other than agriculture. {{Image|file=Newberry_County_South_Carolina-10.jpg |align=r |size=400 |caption=Oakland Mills }}{{clear}} :'''post 1881''' The image of Newberry, SC has cosmetically changed due to fires, storms, and the inevitable economic slumps,. The city of Newberry today retains many historic buildings to remember the past as well a revitalized downtown area. :'''1891''' Columbia, Newberry & Laurens Railroad started the incorporation of Little Mountain. Whitmire was incorporated after the Georgia, Carolina & Northern Railroad was added. a trading center on the Enoree River, was incorporated. ::Although Newberry is both the county Seat and most populated town, Prosperity and Whitmire are moderately populated. http://familypedia.wikia.com/wiki/Newberry_County%2C_South_Carolina :'''1920-30's''' Agriculture was mechanized and labor needs were decreased. . :'''1970s forward''' the population of Newberry County has been growing due to increasing local economic prosperity.Today’s farmers rotate crops such as corn, millet, wheat, and soybeans.http://www.carolana.com/SC/Counties/newberry_county_sc.html TODAY::Newberry County of today has many sites of early Indian relics within its borders. ::Newberry County area has sites of the American Revolution battlefields. {{Image|file=Newberry_County_South_Carolina-11.jpg |align=l |size=325 |caption=Frederick Nance House }}{{Image|file=Newberry_County_South_Carolina-12.jpg |align=r |size=340 |caption=George Mower House. }}{{clear}} ::Newberry County has many beautiful homes and plantations with a history of their own. Today Newberry County has many acres of controlled reforestation to prevent land depletion and soil erosion. There are dairy, poultry, and cattle farms here. ::Many other small communities also grew at highway crossroads and at railroad depots. Some incorporated towns from the Greenville and Columbia Railroad were Peak, Pomaria, Frog Level (now Prosperity), Silverstreet, and Chappells. ::John Belton O'Neall was a prominent judge in Newberry County until his death in 1863. "The Annals of Newberry" is Newberry County early history. :: Job Johnstone (1793-1862), a Newberry lawyer,was Chancellor in South Carolina for 31 years and served on the State Court of Appeals. ::Another Newberry lawyer, John Fletcher Hobbs, left for Australia in 1882 and, by 1893, had become chief of two tribes of cannibals. ::Coleman Livingston Blease (1868-1942) was the only permanent resident of Newberry to be governor of South Carolina. A lawyer, Representative and United States Senator, he was elected governor in 1910 and 1912. Interestingly, his two opponents in 1912 were also from Newberry. :Newberry County, South Carolina has the following scenic and historic sites. :::The Rock House (pre-Revolutionary, the oldest house in the county) :::Quaker Cemetery (used from the 1760s - 1820s) :::Tea Table Rock (site of a British encampment during the Revolutionary War) :::St. John’s Lutheran Church, Pomaria (1808) :::Little Mountain (800 feet above sealevel, highest point in county) :::Gauntt House, Newberry (1808, oldest home in city) :::Hardy House, Maybinton (1825, typical of early 1800's) :::Pomaria Plantation, Pomaria (1826, site of a well-known nursery) :::Old Court House (1851) :::Newberry College (founded 1856) :::Jasper Hall, Whitmire (1857, fine ante-bellum residence) :::Rosemont Cemetery (1863) :::Newberry Opera House (1881) :::Oakhurst, Newberry (1891, a fine Victorian home) :::Lake Murray; and Lynches Woods (a scenic road winds through the forest). Old Newberry County Court House (2007) ::In Newberry town, SC (population 1920, 5,894), are Baptist, Lutheran, Methodist, Presbyterian, and Episcopal churches. In the county's 10 cities and towns have graded schools. Rural schools have also progressed more than 5 years ago. The one-teacher schools are now 4-9 from a high of 28 in other years. The State accredited high schools now are 9 high schools from earlier years there were 4. The best is there are 5 state accredited high schools in the county. {{Image|file=Newberry_County_South_Carolina-3.jpg |align=r |size=300 |caption=Newberry Opera House. }}{{clear}} :'''1925''' Newberry County was still high ranking in cotton growth in a list of 8 Southern states. Willie Pat Boland, a Newberry County boy won the price for the best 10 ears of corn. The growing season is 215 days. Interest is developing in dairying, and in the marketing of a fine quality of '''granite.''' {{Image|file=Newberry_County_South_Carolina-10.jpg |align=r |size=320 |caption=Oakland Mills. }}{{clear}} :'''1925''' 3 cotton mills at Newberry and one at Whitmire, were earning $4,500,000, with 181,472 spindles manned by native white labor, consumed 117,590 bales of cotton. ::The Southern, the Seaboard Air Line, and the Columbia, Newberry & Laurens railways have a mileage length of 79, connect the county to the other counties. Highways have been built. State highways connect through Newberry, SC, the capital to the Piedmont. Busses also make daily runs on the highways. The towns have sufficient banks and 3 strong banks in Newberry, SC :Whitmire has 1,955 inhabitants; Prosperity, 748; Helena, 435; Little Mountain, 399 ; Silver Street, 297 ; Pomaria, 288; Kinards, 236; Chappels, 207; Peake, 160. ===Government Offices=== :'''1776''' Newberry County has court records dating from 1776 that are held in the office of the Clerk of Court. :'''1785-1800''' Newberry County was a part of the Ninety-Six District. The records of the Ninety-Six District courts are housed in Abbeville County with the Clerk of Court. {{Image|file=Newberry_County_South_Carolina-1.jpg |align=r |size=380 |caption=Old Newberry County Courthouse. }}{{clear}} *The South Carolina Archives and History Center has court records available on microfilm for Newberry County. {{Image|file=Newberry_County_South_Carolina.jpg |align=r |size=450 |caption=Newberry County Courthouse, 1908 }}{{clear}} ===Geography=== :Rivers/Creeks Entree River is on NE of Newton County, the Broad River forms the Southern border. Many other rivers, streams also dump water into the county. :County Seat Its county seat is Newborn. The name is of unknown origin. :Size - total area of (601 square miles) 647 square miles (1,680 km2), of which 630 square miles (1,600 km2) is land and 17 square miles (44 km2) (2.7%) is water :Newberry County comprises the Newberry, SC Micropolitan Statistical Area :Soils - 61 % of Newberry Co. soils are the Cecil variety, 11% are the Appling variety, 8% are the Meadow variety, and 5% are the Georgeville type soils. :Crops - cotton, as well as corn, oats, and cover crops. :Growing season -growing season is 215 days. :Minerals ====Adjacent counties==== *Union County - north *Fairfield County - east *Lexington County - southeast *Richland County - southeast *Saluda County - south *Greenwood County - southwest *Laurens County - northwest ====Protected areas==== *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sumter_National_Forest Sumter National Forest] (part) ===Demographics=== In 2000 there were 36,108 people living in the county with a population density of 57 people/sq. mi. http://familypedia.wikia.com/wiki/Newberry_County%2C_South_Carolina In 2010 there were 37,508 people living in the county with a population density of 59.5 people/sq. mi. The racial makeup of the county was 62.1% white, 31.0% black or African American, 0.3% Asian, 0.3% American Indian, 0.1% Pacific islander, 5.0% from other races, and 1.2% from two or more races. Those of Hispanic or Latino origin made up 7.2% of the population. In terms of ancestry, 16.8% were German, 14.2% were American, 9.0% were English, and 7.7% were Irish. The median income for a household in the county was $41,815 and the median income for a family was $49,560. The per capita income for the county was $21,410. About 13.3% of families and 16.6% of the population were below the poverty line, including 25.6% of those under age 18 and 10.9% of those age 65 or over. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Newberry_County,_South_Carolina * population in 1920, 35,552, estimated 1925 at 36,098 *Newberry County comprises the Newberry, SC Micropolitan Statistical Area *[https://www.newberry.edu/academics/resources/wesselslibrary.aspx Wessels Library, Newberry College] *[https://www.ptc.edu/college-resources/library Piedmont College Library in Newberry] *Newberry College ( Lutheran) *[http://scmemory.org/counties/newberry-county/ Newberry other records] *'''1925''' Newberry County was still high ranking in cotton growth in a list of 8 Southern states. A Newberry County boy won the price for the best 10 ears of corn. Willie Pat Boland, a Newberry boy, won the prize for the best ten ears of corn. The growing season is 215 days. Interest is developing in dairying, and in the marketing of a fine quality of granite. http://www.carolana.com/SC/Counties/newberry_county_sc.html *The county maintains an excellent health unit, and efficient home and farm demonstration agents. Clinics are regularly held to take care of the health of school children. *In the county's 10 cities and towns are graded schools. Rural schools have also progressed more than 5 years ago. The one-teacher schools are now 4-9 from a high of 28 in other years. The State accredited high schools now are 9 high schools from earlier there were 4 in previous years. The best is there are '''5 state accredited high schools''' in the county. ====Cities==== [[:Category:Newberry, South Carolina|Newberry]] (county Seat) =====Towns//Uninco Communities===== Prosperity, 748; Helena, 435; Little Mountain, 399 ; Chappels, 207; Peake, 160. *[[:Category:Little Mountain, South Carolina|Little Mountain]] (population 399) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Little_Mountain,_South_Carolina *[[:Category: Peak, South Carolina|Peake]] (population 160) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peak,_South_Carolina *[[:Category: Pomaria, South Carolina|Pomaria]] (population 288) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pomaria,_South_Carolina]] *[[:Category: Prosperity, South Carolina|Prosperity]] (population 748) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prosperity,_South_Carolina *[[:Category: Silverstreet, South Carolina|Silverstreet]] (population 297) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Silverstreet,_South_Carolina *[[:Category:Whitmire, South Carolina|Whitmire]] (population 1,955 inhabitants) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whitmire,_South_Carolina Unincorporated communities
*Chappells https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chappells,_South_Carolina (population 207) *Jalapa https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jalapa,_South_Carolina *Kinards (partly in Laurens County) (population 236) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kinards,_South_Carolina *Helena (435 population) ====County Resources==== * "Little Mountain Town Reunion" during the month of August. *first meeting of the South Carolina Lutheran Synod was in the house of John Eigleberger, who lived in Pomaria. Some of the later presidents of The Synod lived in or preached in and around Pomaria. {{Image|file=Newberry_County_South_Carolina-14.jpg |align=r |size=300 |caption=Hope School, Pomaria. }}{{clear}} Pomaria - establishment of the Hope School. (a Rosenwald School to help rural African-Americans attend school). The land was donated by the family of James Haskell Hope, who later became the longest serving Superintendent of Education of South Carolina. *The county maintains an excellent health unit, and efficient home and farm demonstration agents. Clinics are regularly held to take care of the health of school children. :: [http://www.carolana.com/SC/Counties/newberry_county_sc.htmlNewberry County] =====Notables===== *John Buzhardt, Major League Baseball pitcher *Carl Edwards Jr., Major League Baseball pitcher *Charles Cecil Wyche, United States federal judge *Billy O'Dell, Major League Baseball two-time All-Star pitcher from 1954 to 1967 *Donnie Shell, safety for the Pittsburgh Steelers of NFL from 1974 to 1987 *John Belton O'Neall (1795-1863), historian, Newberry County native *David Duncan Wallace (1874-1951) Newberry County Native. *John Belton O'Neall - prominent judge in Newberry County until his death in 1863, wrote. "The Annals of Newberry" * Job Johnstone (1793-1862), lawyer, Chancellor in South Carolina for 32 years and the State Court of Appeals. *John Fletcher Hobbs, lawyer left for Australia in 1882 and, by 1893 was ruling 2 tribes. *Marie Boozer, beautiful, and books: "La Belle" and "Another Jezebel." *Coleman Livingston Blease (1868-1942) resident of Newberry- lawyer, Representative and United States Senator, he was elected governor in 1910 and 1912) His 2 opponents in 1912 were also from Newberry. *John Fletcher Hobbs, left for Australia in 1882 and, by 1893, had become chief of two tribes of cannibals.!! ====Census==== :1790 --- 9,342 — :1800 --- 12,006 28.5% :1810 --- 13,964 16.3% :1820 --- 16,104 15.3% :1830 --- 17,441 8.3% :1840 --- 18,350 5.2% ::1850 --- 20,143 9.8% :1860 --- 20,879 3.7% :1870 --- 20,775 −0.5% :1880 --- 26,497 27.5% :1890 --- 26,434 −0.2% :1900 --- 30,182 14.2% :1910 --- 34,586 14.6% :1920 --- 35,552 2.8% :1930 --- 34,681 −2.4% :1940 --- 33,577 −3.2% :1950 --- 31,771 −5.4% :1960 --- 29,416 −7.4% :1970 --- 29,273 −0.5% :1980 --- 31,242 6.7% :1990 --- 33,172 6.2% :2000 --- 36,108 8.9% :2010 --- 37,508 3.9% :Est. 2016 --- 38,079 ===Cemeteries=== {{Image|file=Rusk County Cemeteries.gif |align=l |size=360 |caption= }}{{clear}} *[https://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=csr&CScnty=2348 FindaGrave Cemeteries] *[http://rootsweb.ancestry.com/~scoconee/Cemetery_GPS/36-newberry.html Cemeteries in Newberry County] *[http://genealogytrails.com/scar/newberry/cemeteries.html Genealogy trails Cemeteries Newberry County] *[https://ldsgenealogy.com/SC/Newberry-County-Cemetery-Records.htm LDS Genealogy, Cemeteries Newberry] ===Sources===
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The [[Space:Atlantic_Canada_Team|Atlantic Canada Team]] with the [[Project:Canada|Canada Project]] is working to collect resources, write histories, and improve profiles for Newfoundland. Whatever your interests, there are things to work on. We'd love to have you. [[Category:Beothuk Lands]] [[Category:Newfoundland Colony]] [[Category: Dominion of Newfoundland]] [[Category: Newfoundland]] [[Category:Newfoundland and Labrador]] ==History== ===Beothuk Lands=== The Beothuk were an indigenous people, inhabiting Newfoundland.Wikitree article on the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beothuk Beothuk.] Accessed 2018. The Beothuk had a population of thousands before European arrival. But after Newfoundland was colonised, in the 1500s and 1600s, disease, violence, displacement, and subsequent starvation wiped out most of them. The entire population of Beothuk numbered only a few handfuls by 1800. In the year 1819, an expedition led by [[Peyton-1433|John Peyton Jr]], captured and killed almost all the last known Beothuk. [[Beothuk-2|Nonosbawsut]] died protecting his [[Beothuk-1|wife Demasduit]] and their infant son. Demasduit died shortly after. Finally, in 1823, their relatives — three remaining women — [[Beothuk-5|Shanawdithit ("Nancy")]], [[Beothuk-6|her sister]], and [[Beothuk-4|their mother]] were captured by a trapper named William Cull. Shanawdithit lived longer than the rest of her family, but died in the household of John Peyton Jr in 1829, of tuberculosis. Genetic tests show that the Beothuk were not very closely related to subsequent inhabitants of Newfoundland, but they are known to have descendants in modern populations.CBC News. [https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/newfoundland-labrador/beothuk-dna-steven-carr-1.5559913 Thought to be extinct, Beothuk DNA is present in living families, genetics researcher finds]. May 08, 2020, accessed 2022. === European Settlement === The earliest European Settlers in Newfoundland were the Basques, who settled in Plaisance (Placentia). This region was subsequently settled by the French as part of [[Space:Canada,_Nouvelle-France|Nouvelle France]] in 1534Colonial North American Place Names, spreadsheet. [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/19msdf4uzxBiyIwCSNUBcrHt15Qp-DXpGxBYLp3YWDO0/edit#rangeid=167258675 Colonial Era Canadian Place Names.] Barry Sweetman, 2018.. From 1500 until 1610, English settlement on the island was limited to seasonal fishing camps, but after 1610, permanent settlements were established in at Cuper's Cove (present day Cupids), [[Space:Harbour_Grace%2C_Newfoundland|Harbour Grace]], and later [[Space:Mosquito%2C_Newfoundland|Bristol's Hope]], Renews, New Cambriol, South Falkland and Avalon. England and France continued to dispute the territory until 1762. === Eras of Governance === ==== Colonial Political Administration==== From 1610 to 1728 proprietary governors were appointed to establish colonial settlements on the island. John Guy was governor of the first settlement at Cuper's Cove. The first governor given jurisdiction over all of Newfoundland was Sir David Kirke in 1638. Separate governorships were established for Plaisance (1655–1713) and Placentia (1713–1770) during the period in which France and England were disputing control. And then after 1729, the position of Commodore Governor was established. A Commodore Governor was a British Royal Navy official, who was commander of the annual fishing convoy. He was was charged with protecting the convoys from harm, and had other administrative roles.Heritage Newfoundland and Labrador. [https://www.heritage.nf.ca/articles/politics/governorship-1610-present.php The Governorship, 1610-Present]. Memorial Univeristy. Accessed 2022. Newfoundland became an official Crown colony in 1825, and Thomas John Cochrane, an officer of the Royal Navy, was appointed as its first governor. The colony was granted self-governing status in 1854, and the office of Premier was established, alongside that of Governor. Philip Francis Little was the first Premier of Newfoundland Colony between 1855 and 1858. See also: * [[Space:Premiers_of_Colony_of_Newfoundland|List of Premiers of the Colony of Newfoundland]] * [[Space:Colonial_Governors_of_Newfoundland|List of Colonial Governors of Newfoundland]] ==== Self-governing Dominion of Newfoundland ==== See also: * [[Space:Premiers_of_Dominion_of_Newfoundland|List of Premiers of the Dominion of Newfoundland]] ==== Confederation ==== * [[Space:Premier_of_Newfoundland|List of Premiers of Newfoundland]] ==Categorisation== [[Help:Categorization|Categorisation allows us to group together profiles that are similar, in some genealogically interesting way]], so that can see people who are from the same place, or who fought in the same military unit, or who are part of the same migration. They are one of the most important tools that projects use, and they can be very useful for organizing your personal research, too! Using categories isn't hard. There's a category picker that can help you do it (just above the biography edit box). But the naming and structure of categories can be particular. If you get lost, just ask. === Place categories === One of the most important type of categories we use in the Canada Project is the place category. This is a way of grouping people who were born, lived or died in a place. Grouping people by these categories helps identify family groups easily, and can help direct you to research resources, or biographies. The simplest way to do this is to categorise a profile or a free-space page to the current place name. That will be "Town Name, Newfoundland and Labrador" (for example [[:Category:Corner_Brook%2C_Newfoundland_and_Labrador|Corner Brook, Newfoundland and Labrador]]). ==== Historic place names ==== Because Newfoundland has a long history, administered under different political regimes, like Colony of Britain, or as a province of Canada, historic records can be in different formats, organised in different ways, and names may be different. It can be convenient to place profiles in historic place categories. Historic places (pre-2001, Newfoundland and Labrador) are currently divided into three eras: * [[:Category:Newfoundland|Newfoundland]] was the Canadian province of that name (1949-2001) * [[:Category:Dominion_of_Newfoundland|Dominion of Newfoundland]] was (roughly) the self governing Dominion of Canada (1907-1949) * [[:Category:Newfoundland_Colony|Newfoundland Colony]] was the period from the early 1600s to 1907. Note, there are more complex subdivisions we could have made. These are currently the most practical divisions. For historical places, we group them under a "District" level of categorisation. These districts are useful, because reflect contemporary groupings (the naming conventions on vital records and censuses, especially prior to 1949), and reflect the divisions that are used in websites like Newfoundland's Grand Banks, and Newfoundland Genweb. District names are also very useful for disambiguating the multitude of historic communities in Newfoundland with otherwise-identical names. And, because they typically center on prominent landscape features like bays, districts reflect patterns of migration, and family settlement. ====Districts==== The districts that are used for WikiTree Newfoundland historic place categorisation reflect those used by [http://ngb.chebucto.org/Districts/index.shtml the Newfoundland's Grand Banks website], which in turn draw mainly from the 1921 census district boundaries. These are roughly accurate throughout the period from 1700-1945. {{Image|file=Newfoundland_and_Labrador-4.gif |caption=Districts for Newfoundland historical place categorisation }} '''Conception Bay''' * '''St. John's East District''' ([[:Category:St._John's_East_District,_Newfoundland_Colony|Colony]]/[[:Category:St._John's_East_District,_Dominion_of_Newfoundland|Dominion]]/[[:Category:St._John's_East_District,_Newfoundland|Province]]): At the tip of the eastern tip of the Avalon Peninsula. This area extends from approximately east of Adelaide Street northeast to the Battery and Quidi Vidi, then north to Cape St. Francis, south to Portugal Cove and then southeast back towards the Adelaide Street area. * '''St. John's West District''' ([[:Category:St._John's_West_District,_Newfoundland_Colony|Colony]]/[[:Category:St._John's_West_District,_Dominion_of_Newfoundland|Dominion]]/[[:Category:St._John's_West_District,_Newfoundland|Province]]): Includes the south-western side of the city of St. John's, and outlying regions of Black Head, Mt Pearl, and St Phillips. The northern limits run along the line between Mundy Pond and St Phillips. * '''Harbour Main District''' ([[:Category:Harbour_Main_District,_Newfoundland_Colony|Colony]]/[[:Category:Harbour_Main_District,_Dominion_of_Newfoundland|Dominion]]/[[:Category:Harbour_Main_District,_Newfoundland|Province]]): On the south edge of Conception Bay. It includes the communities of Topsail to the east and Marysvale to the west; as well as Bell Island. * '''Port de Grave District''' ([[:Category:Port_de_Grave_District,_Newfoundland_Colony|Colony]]/[[:Category:Port_de_Grave_District,_Dominion_of_Newfoundland|Dominion]]/[[:Category:Port_de_Grave_District,_Newfoundland|Province]]): On the south western edge of Conception Bay. It is named for the Port de Grave peninsula, and extends to include [[:Category:Bay Roberts,_Newfoundland_Colony|Bay Roberts]] to the north and [[:Category:Brigus,_Newfoundland_Colony|Brigus]] and Georgetown to the south. * '''Harbour Grace District''' ([[:Category:Harbour_Grace_District,_Newfoundland_Colony|Colony]]/[[:Category:Harbour_Grace_District,_Dominion_of_Newfoundland|Dominion]]/[[:Category:Harbour_Grace_District,_Newfoundland|Province]]):Primarily consists of the town of [[:Category:Harbour_Grace%2C_Newfoundland_Colony|Harbour Grace]] on the western edge of Conception Bay, but extends to include [[:Category:Mosquito, Harbour Grace, Newfoundland Colony|Bristol's Hope (previously named Mosquito)]] to the north and [[:Category:Spaniard's_Bay,_Newfoundland_Colony|Spaniard's Bay]] to the south. * '''Carbonear District''' ([[:Category:Carbonear_District,_Newfoundland_Colony|Colony]]/[[:Category:Carbonear_District,_Dominion_of_Newfoundland|Dominion]]/[[:Category:Carbonear_District,_Newfoundland|Province]]): Primarily consists of the town of [[:Category:Carbonear%2C_Newfoundland_Colony|Carbonear]], on the western edge of Conception Bay, but extends to include Spout Cove and [[:Category:Perry%27s_Cove%2C_Newfoundland_Colony|Perry's Cove]] to the north. * '''Bay de Verde District ''' ([[:Category:Bay_de_Verde_District,_Newfoundland_Colony|Colony]]/[[:Category:Bay_de_Verde_District,_Dominion_of_Newfoundland|Dominion]]/[[:Category:Bay_de_Verde_District,_Newfoundland|Province]]): At the top of the Bay De Verde peninsula, along the western edge of Conception Bay. Including Old Perlican and Grates Cove to the north, and Kingston to the south. '''Trinity Bay and the north coast''' * '''Trinity Bay District''' ([[:Category:Trinity_Bay_District,_Newfoundland_Colony|Colony]]/[[:Category:Trinity_Bay_District,_Dominion_of_Newfoundland|Dominion]]/[[:Category:Trinity_Bay_District,_Newfoundland|Province]]): Half on the main island, and half on the Avalon Peninsula. It includes the communities of Sibley's Cove on the east, and Spillars Cove and Elliston to the west. In some periods it was separated into Trinity Bay North (from about Northern Bight, or [[:Category:Little_Heart%27s_Ease%2C_Newfoundland_Colony|Little Heart's Ease]], north), and Trinity Bay South. * '''Bonavista Bay District''' ([[:Category:Bonavista_Bay_District,_Newfoundland_Colony|Colony]]/[[:Category:Bonavista_Bay_District,_Dominion_of_Newfoundland|Dominion]]/[[:Category:Bonavista_Bay_District,_Newfoundland|Province]]): Around the bay of the same name. Including the communities of [[:Category:Bonavista%2C_Newfoundland|Bonavista]] on the east, and [[:Category:Cape_Freels%2C_Newfoundland|Cape Freels]] on the west. * '''Fogo District''' ([[:Category:Fogo_District,_Newfoundland_Colony|Colony]]/[[:Category:Fogo_District,_Dominion_of_Newfoundland|Dominion]]/[[:Category:Fogo_District,_Newfoundland|Province]]): Primarily the Island of Fogo, and adjacent coastline. Including the communities of Lumsden on the east, and [[:Category:Change_Islands,_Newfoundland|Change Islands]] and Timm's Harbour on the west. * '''Twillingate District''' ([[:Category:Twillingate_District,_Newfoundland_Colony|Colony]]/[[:Category:Twillingate_District,_Dominion_of_Newfoundland|Dominion]]/[[:Category:Twillingate_District,_Newfoundland|Province]]): Including the communities of [[:Category:Twillingate,_Newfoundland|Twillingate]] and Port Albert on the east; and [[:Category: Shoe Cove, Twillingate, Newfoundland|Shoe Cove]] on the west. Sometimes described as Notre Dame Bay District. * '''St. Barbe's District''' ([[:Category:St._Barbe's_District,_Newfoundland_Colony|Colony]]/[[:Category:St._Barbe's_District,_Dominion_of_Newfoundland|Dominion]]/[[:Category:St._Barbe's_District,_Newfoundland|Province]]): Covering the Great Northern Peninsula and White Bay. Including the communities of Pacquet on the east; and Trout River to the west. '''West coast and south coast''' * '''St. George's Bay District''' ([[:Category:St._George's_Bay_District%2C_Newfoundland_Colony|Colony]]/[[:Category:St._George's_Bay_District%2C_Dominion_of_Newfoundland|Dominion]]/[[:Category:St._George's_Bay_District%2C_Newfoundland|Province]]): Sometimes described as "St George's-Port au Port." Along the south half of the west coast of Newfoundland. Including the Bay of Islands to the north, and Searston, Cape Ray and Doyles to the south. * '''Burgeo and La Poile District''' ([[:Category:Burgeo_and_La_Poile_District,_Newfoundland_Colony|Colony]]/[[:Category:Burgeo_and_La_Poile_District,_Dominion_of_Newfoundland|Dominion]]/[[:Category:Burgeo_and_La_Poile_District,_Newfoundland|Province]]): Along the western half of the south coast of Newfoundland. Stopping short of McCallum (Bonne Bay) to the east and including Cape Ray and Chanel Port-au-Basques to the west. * '''Fortune Bay District''' ([[:Category:Fortune_Bay_District,_Newfoundland_Colony|Colony]]/[[:Category:Fortune_Bay_District,_Dominion_of_Newfoundland|Dominion]]/[[:Category:Fortune_Bay_District,_Newfoundland|Province]]): Along the south coast of Newfoundland, mainly composed of the bays of Hermitage and Fortune Bay. Including Garnish to the east, and McCallum (Bonne Bay) to the west. * '''Burin District''' ([[:Category:Burin_District,_Newfoundland_Colony|Colony]]/[[:Category:Burin_District,_Dominion_of_Newfoundland|Dominion]]/[[:Category:Burin_District,_Newfoundland|Province]]): Along the south coast of Newfoundland, on the peninsula of the same name. Including Port Ann and Great Paradise to the east, and Grand Beach to the west. * '''Placentia and St. Mary's District''' ([[:Category:Placentia_and_St. Mary's_District,_Newfoundland_Colony|Colony]]/[[:Category:Placentia_and_St. Mary's_District,_Dominion_of_Newfoundland|Dominion]]/[[:Category:Placentia_and_St. Mary's_District,_Newfoundland|Province]]): Including Placentia Bay and St. Mary's Bay. Delimited by St. Shott's to the east and Monkstown and Merasheen to the west. * '''Ferryland District''' ([[:Category:Ferryland_District,_Newfoundland_Colony|Colony]]/[[:Category:Ferryland_District,_Dominion_of_Newfoundland|Dominion]]/[[:Category:Ferryland_District,_Newfoundland|Province]]): On the south east coast of the Avalon Peninsula. Including Bay Bulls to the north and Back Shore to the west. '''Labrador''' * '''Labrador District''' ([[:Category:Labrador_District,_Newfoundland_Colony|Colony]]/[[:Category:Labrador_District,_Dominion_of_Newfoundland|Dominion]]/[[:Category:Labrador_District,_Newfoundland|Province]]): On the eastern part of the Labrador Peninsula of Canada. The only mainland portion of the territory of Newfoundland and Labrador, separated from the island of Newfoundland by the Strait of Belle Isle. == Research Resources == * [[Special:Whatlinkshere/Space:Newfoundland_and_Labrador,_Canada|What links to this page.]] * Newfoundland Grand Banks site has a great deal of transcribed information, including censuses, wills, and vital records for Newfoundland, covering the 18th and 19th centuries[http://ngb.chebucto.org/ Newfoundland Grand Banks Site], Genealogical and Historical Data for the Province of Newfoundland and Labrador.. == See Also == * Wikitree Free space profile on [[Space:Colonial_American_Place_Names#Index_of_Colonial_Era_Canadian_Place_Names_1604-1999_.28updated_February_1.2C_2018.29|Colonial North American Place Names]] * G2G Discussion referencing [https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/557966/colonial-place-names-space-and-spreadsheets-update North American colonial place names]. * {{Wikidata|Q2003}} == Sources ==
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Welcome to the Newfoundland Team, a sub-team of the [[Space:Atlantic_Canada_Team|Atlantic Canada Team]] which is a part of the [[Project:Canada|Canada Project]], and works on a number of topics relevant to genealogy in the current [[Space:Newfoundland_and_Labrador|Canadian province of Newfoundland and Labrador]]. '''Team Leader:''' TBC '''Team Members:''' [[Benjamin-1380|Sean Benjamin]] | [[Foley-1031|Brad Foley]] | [[Brown-81226|Keith Brown]] | [[MacKinnon-1348|Susan O'Callaghan]] | [[Glover-6114|Kimberly Ryan]] | [[Strang-1306|Nicole Strang]] | [[Osmond-756|Dana Osmond]] | [[Hegarty-99|Emily Hegarty]] |[[Foote-2941|MaryBeth Foote]] | [[Barrett-9255|Robin Barrett]] | [[Mitton-508|Tamara (Mitton) Peyton]] == Goals == The goal of the Newfoundland Team is to increase the number of profiles of WikiTree and to raise them to the highest standard possible. ==Tasks== * Oversee place name categories for Newfoundland * Newfoundland Unsourced profiles * Newfoundland Unconnected profiles * Newfoundland suggestions * Newfoundland notables/PPPs/ managed profiles * Newfoundland families * Newfoundland historical events See [[Space:Newfoundland_Resources]] for more information.
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==About the NEWT Team== We know that WikiTree can be A LOT when you first join. Maybe you think that you're not ready yet for one of our 'Thons (Connect-a-Thon and Source-a-Thon), but participating in a team challenge is one of the quickest ways to learn your way around WikiTree. The NEWT team is specifically for those who have never taken part in a Thon and who want a supportive, fun first experience. It's also a great way to make some new WikiTree friends. Join us for the upcoming [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Help:Connect-a-Thon April 2024 Connect-a-Thon] scheduled to run from 8am EDT/12pm UTC on Friday, April 12th to 8am EDT/12pm UTC on Monday, April 15. Please sign up at [https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/1717455/have-you-registered-for-our-april-2024-connect-a-thon-yet?show=1717456#a1717456 this G2G post]. Look for the NEWT thread (it will be an Answer on the post) and then submit your comment to that thread to join our team! 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Newton County was once one of the most Democratic leaning counties in East Texas and the Deep South. The county voted for the Democratic candidate in every election since Texas first participated in 1848 (excluding the 1860, 1864, and 1868 elections when Texas had seceded). When Republicans''' Herbert Hoover and Dwight D. Eisenhower''' carried Texas in 1928, 1952, and 1956 respectively, Newton County remained firmly Democrat. President Richard Nixon in 1972 was the first Republican to win. After 1972, the county returned to voting Democrat, surviving the landslide elections of Republicans Ronald Reagan and George H. W. Bush in 1980, 1984, and 1988. In fact, Newton County was Walter Mondale's strongest county in East Texas in the 1984 election, (60.6% of the vote). Michael Dukakis in 1988 is the last Democratic presidential candidate to win over 60% of the vote in the county. Since 1992, the Democratic percentage in Newton County has decreased in every election, cumulating in Al Gore's narrow win in 2000 with 50.16% against Governor George W. Bush's 48.56%. As of 2016, Gore remains the last Democrat to win the county's votes in a presidential election. Since 2004, the Republican candidate has comfortably carried the county in every election, with Bush winning 55.42% in 2004, John McCain winning 65.51% in 2008, and Mitt Romney winning 70.06% in 2012. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Newton_County,_Texas {{Image|file=Newton_County_Texas.png |align=r |size=230 |caption=location in Texas. }}{{clear}} *Newton County is included in the Beaumont-Port Arthur Metropolitan Statistical Area. :2005. the city of Newton in Newton County, was damaged from Hurricane Rita. Although almost 80 miles from the Gulf of Mexico, Newton suffered extensive damage in September 2005 from Hurricane Rita. The National Weather Service estimated wind gusts in the vicinity of Newton to be between 80 mph to 100 mph. Some residents were without electricity for at least a month. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Newton_County,_Texas ====Cities/Communities==== *[[:Category: Newton, Texas|Newton]] (county seat) *[[:Category: Deweyville, Texas|Deweyville]] *[[:Category: South Toledo Bend, Texas|South Toledo Bend]] *[[:Category: Adsul, Texas|Adsul]] (Unincor communities)
*[[:Category: Biloxi, Texas|Biloxi]] (Unincor communities)
*[[:Category: Bon Wier, Texas|Bon Wier]] (Unincor communities)
*[[:Category: Burkeville, Texas|Burkeville]] (Unincor communities)
*[[:Category: Call, Texas|Call]] (Unincor communities)
*[[:Category: Trotti, Texas|Trotti]] (Unincor communities)
*[[:Category: Wiergate, Texas|Wiergate]] (Unincor communities)
:Belgrade (Ghost Towns) :Princeton (Ghost Towns) :Shankleville (Ghost Towns) ====County Resources==== *[http://www.usgwarchives.net/tx/newton/newttoc.htm TxGene genealogy] *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deweyville_Swing_Bridge Deweyville Swing Bridge] ===Census=== :1850 --- 1,689 — :1860 --- 3,119 84.7% :1870 --- 2,187 −29.9% :1880 --- 4,350 98.9% :1890 --- 4,650 6.9% :1900 --- 7,282 56.6% :1910 --- 10,850 49.0% :1920 --- 12,196 12.4% :1930 --- 12,524 2.7% :1940 --- 13,700 9.4% :1950 --- 10,832 −20.9% :1960 --- 10,372 −4.2% :1970 --- 11,657 12.4% :1980 --- 13,254 13.7% :1990 --- 13,569 2.4% :2000 --- 15,072 11.1% :2010 --- 14,445 −4.2% :Est. 2015 --- 13,986 ====Settlers==== *'''Thomas McFarland''' =====Notables===== ====Land Grants==== *1829 grant by Mexican government to Lorenzo de Zavala. *21 settlers received title to land now in the county in 1834 and 1835. ===Cemeteries=== {{Image|file=Rusk County Cemeteries.gif |align=l |size=m |caption= }}{{clear}} *[[:Category: Biloxi Evergreen Cemetery, Newton County, Texas|Biloxi Evergreen Cemetery]] *[[:Category: McFarland-Wilson Cemetery, Bleakwood, Texas|McFarland-Wilson Cemetery]] *[[:Category: Watson Chapel Cemetery, Bleakwood, Texas|Watson Chapel Cemetery]] *[[:Category: Farrsville Cemetery, Farrsville, Texas|Farrsville Cemetery]] *[[:Category: Farrs Chapel Cemetery, Jamestown, Texas|Farrs Chapel Cemetery]] *[[:Category: Sam Herrin Cemetery, Fawil, Texas|Sam Herrin Cemetery]] *[[:Category: Newton City Cemetery, Newton, Texas|Newton City Cemetery]] *[[:Category: Wright Cemetery, Newton County, Texas|Wright Cemetery]] *[https://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=csr&CScnty=2695 FindaGrave Cemeteries] *[http://www.cemeteries-of-tx.com/Etx/Newton/ListNewton.html Cemeteries of Newton County] *[https://familysearch.org/wiki/en/Newton_County,_Texas_Genealogy FamillySearch genealogy] ===Sources===
Welcome to Newton County, Texas Project!
{{US History|sub-project=Texas}} *'''[[Space:Texas|Texas Space Page]]''' *The leader of this project is: [[Richardson-7161|Mary Richardson]]. ==History/Timeline== *{{blue|Newton County was formed and organized 1846 from Jasper County.}} It is named for the American Revolutionary soldier John Newton.https://texasalmanac.com/index.php?q=topics/government/newton-county Newton County is the easternmost county in the U.S. state of Texas. Its county seat is Newton. :'''1700's-1800's'''- Artifacts of the Caddo confederacies have been found in Newton County. The Atakapans, ("man-eaters" in Choctaw language), occupied the coastal regions around the Sabine River. https://tshaonline.org/handbook/online/articles/hcn03 :'''1800s''' Early trails through the area were called the Coushatta Trace. :'''1829''' grant by Mexican government to Lorenzo de Zavala made up much of Newton county. At least 21 settlers received titles to land now in the county in 1834 and 1835. :'''1831-1834''' Most of the area of Newton County was part of the Municipality of Liberty.[http://ereserves.mcneese.edu/depts/archive/FTBooks/redbones.htm Redbones of Texashttp://scholarworks.sfasu.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1265&context=ethj :'''Apr 22, 1846''' Texas marked off Newton County from E 1/2 of Jasper county. Dissension over location of the courthouse dominated Newton County's early history. :'''1846''' first court meetings were held near Quicksand Creek as a result. :'''1848''' Burkeville citizens requested their town be county seat in 1848. Voters approved the new location the following year. :'''1853''' land titles dispute set off another election, and offices were moved to Newton, Texas. :'''1855''' Burkeville citizens refused to give up the struggle, favored Burkeville.. County officials refused to leave Newton, however, convincing the legislature to recognize that city as the proper seat of government, where it has since remained. :'''1860''' settlers in Newton County grew corn, potatoes, cattle, hogs, sheep, horses. Large-scale-Planters were low, but Slave numbers increased to 34% of population. :1861 Newton County citizens supported secession by a large margin. :'''1862 -1865''' -''' 400 men''' from Newton County served during the Civil War, commissioners' court made efforts to help the remaining citizens avoid much of the war's immediate economic destruction. :Slavery [http://freedomonthemove.org Slavery movement] : '''Reconstruction''' - The political and social turmoil of the state had little effect on Newton County. {{Image|file=Newton_County_Texas.png |align=r |size=200 |caption=location in Texas. }}{{clear}} :'''1880s''' Lumber industry began with water-powered sawmills, to be just over $25,000. (Early lumbermen used animal teams or creeks to pull or float cut timber to the Sabine River, where it was then floated downstream to Orange). :'''1890s- 1900s''' - A.J. Peavy, Henry Lutcher, John H Kirby brought in timber interests to capitalize on the area's huge virgin forests. :'''1897''' -Railways,-- Orange and Northwestern, Sabine and Neches Valley, and Gulf and Northern railways extended into the county, promoted by lumbermen. :'''1929''' Lumber production was over $4,000,000 annually, with '''1,383''' of the county's 1,461 industrial workers employed by lumber-related concerns. (2/3 of county were working in non-agricultural occupations) Early settlers depended upon poorly maintained county roads and sporadic riverboat service along the Sabine. :'''1930-s''' Great Depression and gradual depletion of timber caused a severe impact on the county. :'''1930-40's''' Industrial production fell 37% and Mill closings at Deweyville, Call, and Wiergate hurt the county's economy. :'''1940''' public emergency work programs employed 468 people (10.7% of the total work force); and 302 (6.6 percent of the total work force) were seeking work. :'''1950-1960''' almost 10% drop as residents worked outside the county in areas such as Beaumont and Orange. Some commuters used the expanded highways system. Registered vehicles doubled as the population increased. https://tshaonline.org/handbook/online/articles/hcn03 :'''2005'''. the city of Newton in Newton County, was damaged from Hurricane Rita. Although almost 80 miles from the Gulf of Mexico, Newton suffered extensive damage in September 2005 from Hurricane Rita. The National Weather Service estimated wind gusts in the vicinity of Newton to be between 80 mph to 100 mph. Some residents were without electricity for at least a month.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Newton,_Texas ===Government Offices=== Newton County has had three courthouses:1848 - Burkeville, 1853 - Newton, 1902-03 - Newton. http://www.texasescapes.com/Counties/Newton-County-Texas.htm '''1st county seat''' - When Newton County was organized in 1846, separated from the eastern part of Jasper County, the town of '''Quicksand''' (also called Quicksand Creek) was made the county seat and county officials held their first meetings at the '''home of Josephus S. Irvine''', an early Texas settler and veteran of the battle of San Jacinto. '''1st courthouse, 1848''' - a bill passed in the state legislature that moved the county seat to Burkeville instead in 1848.* It was here that the county’s first courthouse was built on land donated by the town’s founder, John R. Burke. The courthouse was a two story wood frame building with a front porch and second story balcony. {{Image|file=Newton_County_Texas-3.jpg |align=r |size=190 |caption=1848 Courthouse }}{{clear}} '''ALTERCATION over COUNTY SEAT-''' 1855, an election moved the county seat back to Burkeville but county officials''' refused to leave Newton''' and in 1856 the state legislature ruled that Newton should remain the county seat. '''2nd Courthouse, 1853''' {{Image|file=Newton_County_Texas-4.jpg |align=l |size=270 |caption=1853 Courthouse. }}{{clear}} '''3rd Courthhouse, 1902-03''' built in 1902-03 on the same land as the previous courthouse. It was built from brick made on nearby Caney Creek in the Second Empire style with a sloping, pressed metal roof (containing round and arched dormers and triangular pediments), a clock tower and corner quoins with a bracketed cornice and bracketed balconies over the entrances. :August 4, 2000, an electrical fire in the attic led to the destruction of the courthouse. By the time the smoke was seen billowing from the clock tower. For 6 years the pillers and walls sat abandoned.{{Image|file=Newton_County_Texas.jpg |align=l |size=300 |caption=1902 Newton Courthouse. }}{{Image|file=Newton_County_Texas-2.jpg |align=r |size=300 |caption=1902 courthouse on fire }}{{clear}} :: Grants from the Texas Historical Commission and donations to restore the building to its 1937 condition enabled restoration, which was finished 2012 and the courthouse reopened. {{Image|file=Newton_County_Texas-1.jpg |align=r |size=450 |caption=1902 courthouse, repaired. }}{{clear}} ===Geography=== https://tshaonline.org/handbook/online/articles/hcn03 :Location -SE Texas on Louisiana border. :County cente Newton, is 70 miles NE of Beaumont at 30°51' N latitude and 93°45' west longitude. :Size 950 sq. mi. of lower regions of the East Texas timber belt. :Vegetation - longleaf, shortleaf pines, oak, magnolia, hickory, and cypress. :Terrain -rolling :Soil - loamy topsoils :Altitude 30 to 300 feet above sea level. :Rivers/Creeis - Sabine River is county's E boundary. T :Creeks N to S:, Little Cow Creek, Quicksand Creek, Big Cow Creek, and Big Cypress Creek. :Mineral Resources -Oil and gas dominate the county's mineral resources. :Temperatures high in July of 93° F to January low of 40° F. :Rainfall 54 inches annually, the highest for any county in the state. :Growing season -- 228 days per year. :Earliest -Indians were the earliest human inhabitants of Newton County. https://tshaonline.org/handbook/online/articles/hcn03 ====Adjacent counties==== :Sabine County (north){{Image|file=Newton_County_Texas-5.jpg |align=r |size=170 |caption=adj counties. }} :Vernon Parish, Louisiana (northeast) :Beauregard Parish, Louisiana (east) :Calcasieu Parish, Louisiana (southeast) :Orange County (south) :Jasper County (west) ====Formed From==== *1846--Newton County was created 22 April 1846 from Jasper County. ===Demographics=== In 2000, there were 15,072 people residing in the county with a population density of 16 people/sq. mi. The racial makeup of the county was 75.84% White, 20.69% Black or African American, 0.63% Native American, 0.27% Asian, 0.03% Pacific Islander, 1.56% from other races, and 0.98% from two or more races. 3.79% of the population were Hispanic. The median income for a household in the county was $28,500, and the median income for a family was $34,345. Males had a median income of $31,294 versus $17,738 for females. The per capita income for the county was $13,381. About 15.50% of families and 19.10% of the population were below the poverty line, including 24.40% of those under age 18 and 17.30% of those age 65 or over.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Newton_County,_Texas *In 2000, Newton County (very small in size) also has the second-lowest population density for all counties in East Texas, behind only Red River County, and the lowest population density in Deep East Texas. Highways*U.S. Highway 190 *Texas State Highway 12 *Texas State Highway 62 *Texas State Highway 63 *Texas State Highway 87 *Texas Recreational Road 255 Politics:
Newton County was once one of the most Democratic leaning counties in East Texas and the Deep South. The county voted for the Democratic candidate in every election since Texas first participated in 1848 (excluding the 1860, 1864, and 1868 elections when Texas had seceded). When Republicans''' Herbert Hoover and Dwight D. Eisenhower''' carried Texas in 1928, 1952, and 1956 respectively, Newton County remained firmly Democrat. President Richard Nixon in 1972 was the first Republican to win. After 1972, the county returned to voting Democrat, surviving the landslide elections of Republicans Ronald Reagan and George H. W. Bush in 1980, 1984, and 1988. In fact, Newton County was Walter Mondale's strongest county in East Texas in the 1984 election, (60.6% of the vote). Michael Dukakis in 1988 is the last Democratic presidential candidate to win over 60% of the vote in the county. Since 1992, the Democratic percentage in Newton County has decreased in every election, cumulating in Al Gore's narrow win in 2000 with 50.16% against Governor George W. Bush's 48.56%. As of 2016, Gore remains the last Democrat to win the county's votes in a presidential election. Since 2004, the Republican candidate has comfortably carried the county in every election, with Bush winning 55.42% in 2004, John McCain winning 65.51% in 2008, and Mitt Romney winning 70.06% in 2012. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Newton_County,_Texas {{Image|file=Newton_County_Texas.png |align=r |size=230 |caption=location in Texas. }}{{clear}} *Newton County is included in the Beaumont-Port Arthur Metropolitan Statistical Area. :2005. the city of Newton in Newton County, was damaged from Hurricane Rita. Although almost 80 miles from the Gulf of Mexico, Newton suffered extensive damage in September 2005 from Hurricane Rita. The National Weather Service estimated wind gusts in the vicinity of Newton to be between 80 mph to 100 mph. Some residents were without electricity for at least a month. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Newton_County,_Texas ====Cities/Communities==== *[[:Category: Newton, Texas|Newton]] (county seat) *[[:Category: Deweyville, Texas|Deweyville]] *[[:Category: South Toledo Bend, Texas|South Toledo Bend]] *[[:Category: Adsul, Texas|Adsul]] (Unincor communities)
*[[:Category: Biloxi, Texas|Biloxi]] (Unincor communities)
*[[:Category: Bon Wier, Texas|Bon Wier]] (Unincor communities)
*[[:Category: Burkeville, Texas|Burkeville]] (Unincor communities)
*[[:Category: Call, Texas|Call]] (Unincor communities)
*[[:Category: Trotti, Texas|Trotti]] (Unincor communities)
*[[:Category: Wiergate, Texas|Wiergate]] (Unincor communities)
:Belgrade (Ghost Towns) :Princeton (Ghost Towns) :Shankleville (Ghost Towns) ====County Resources==== *[http://www.usgwarchives.net/tx/newton/newttoc.htm TxGene genealogy] *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deweyville_Swing_Bridge Deweyville Swing Bridge] ===Census=== :1850 --- 1,689 — :1860 --- 3,119 84.7% :1870 --- 2,187 −29.9% :1880 --- 4,350 98.9% :1890 --- 4,650 6.9% :1900 --- 7,282 56.6% :1910 --- 10,850 49.0% :1920 --- 12,196 12.4% :1930 --- 12,524 2.7% :1940 --- 13,700 9.4% :1950 --- 10,832 −20.9% :1960 --- 10,372 −4.2% :1970 --- 11,657 12.4% :1980 --- 13,254 13.7% :1990 --- 13,569 2.4% :2000 --- 15,072 11.1% :2010 --- 14,445 −4.2% :Est. 2015 --- 13,986 ====Settlers==== *'''Thomas McFarland''' =====Notables===== ====Land Grants==== *1829 grant by Mexican government to Lorenzo de Zavala. *21 settlers received title to land now in the county in 1834 and 1835. ===Cemeteries=== {{Image|file=Rusk County Cemeteries.gif |align=l |size=m |caption= }}{{clear}} *[[:Category: Biloxi Evergreen Cemetery, Newton County, Texas|Biloxi Evergreen Cemetery]] *[[:Category: McFarland-Wilson Cemetery, Bleakwood, Texas|McFarland-Wilson Cemetery]] *[[:Category: Watson Chapel Cemetery, Bleakwood, Texas|Watson Chapel Cemetery]] *[[:Category: Farrsville Cemetery, Farrsville, Texas|Farrsville Cemetery]] *[[:Category: Farrs Chapel Cemetery, Jamestown, Texas|Farrs Chapel Cemetery]] *[[:Category: Sam Herrin Cemetery, Fawil, Texas|Sam Herrin Cemetery]] *[[:Category: Newton City Cemetery, Newton, Texas|Newton City Cemetery]] *[[:Category: Wright Cemetery, Newton County, Texas|Wright Cemetery]] *[https://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=csr&CScnty=2695 FindaGrave Cemeteries] *[http://www.cemeteries-of-tx.com/Etx/Newton/ListNewton.html Cemeteries of Newton County] *[https://familysearch.org/wiki/en/Newton_County,_Texas_Genealogy FamillySearch genealogy] ===Sources===
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[[Category:One Name Studies]] [[Category:Newton Name Study]] [[Category:DNA Projects]] __NOTOC__ ==About the Project== The Newton Name Study project serves as a collaborative platform to collect information on the [https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/Newton Newton] name. The hope is that other researchers like you will [[#How to Join|Join the study]] to help make it a valuable reference point for other genealogists who are researching or have an interest in the Newton name. As a One Name Study, this project is not limited to persons who are related biologically. Individual [[#Research_Pages|studies]] can be used to branch out the research into specific methods and areas of interest, such as geographically (England Newtons), by time period (18th Century Newtons), or by topic (Newton DNA, Newton Occupations, Newton Statistics). These studies may also include a number of family branches which have no immediate link with each other. Some researchers may even be motivated to go beyond the profile identification and research stage to compile fully sourced, single-family histories of some of the families they discover through this name study project. ''Also see the [[#Related Surnames and Surname Variants|related surnames and surname variants]].'' ==Newton Family Name == Newton is a toponymic (also referred to as a habitational) surname. Habitational surnames are borrowed from geographical place locations. The Newton's simply took name of the countless "New Towns". According to research by Eilert Ekwall, Newton is one of the more common placenames in England. The Newton surname is quite fragmented as oftentimes there were many Newton families within close proximity that were not blood-related. Below are four links to variations on the origin of the surname Newton including some famous folks with the last name. Please note that we are in no way endorsing the paid sites. [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Newton_%28surname%29 Wikipedia's Entry on the Origin of the surname Newton] [http://www.ancestry.com/name-origin?surname=newton Ancestry's Entry on the Origin of the surname Newton] [https://www.houseofnames.com/newton-family-crest House of Name's Entry on the Origin of the surname Newton] [https://en.geneanet.org/surnames/NEWTON Geneanet's Origin and popularity of the name NEWTON] ==How to Join== To join the Newton Study, first start out by browsing our current [[#Research_Pages|research pages]] to see if there is a specific study ongoing that fits your interests. If so, feel free to add your name to the Membership list below, let us know which areas of focus or specific lines you're working on, post an introduction comment here or over on a specific team page, and then dive right in! If a [[#Research_Pages|research page]] does not yet exist for your particular area of interest, please contact the '''Name Study Coordinator: [[Newton-17581|Cory Newton]]''' for assistance. {{Member|ONS|name=Newton}} Once you are ready to go, you can also show your project affiliation with the ONS Member Sticker: {{Member|ONS|name=Newton}} {{Clear}} ==Members== [[Newton-17581 | Cory Newton]] - Newton family descended from [[Newton-105 | Richard Newton ]] from England, an early immigrant to Massachusetts. The paternal line for me goes Massachusetts, Vermont, New York, Wisconsin, Idaho, and on to eastern Washington. ==Research Pages== Here are some of the current research pages included in the study. I'll be working on them, and could use your help! * [[Space:Richard_Newton_(d._1701)_Origins|Richard Newton (d. 1701) Origins]] - Lets discover more about the English origins of many Newton families original Papa in America. * * ==Sources== * Researching Newton immigrants to New England in the 17th Century, here's our '''"Family Bible"''' [[Space:Newton_Genealogy%2C_Genealogical%2C_Biographical%2C_Historical|Newton Genealogy, Genealogical, Biographical, Historical]]
Being a record of the descendants of Richard Newton of Sudbury and Marlborough, Massachusetts 1638, with genealogies of families descended from the immigrants, Rev. Roger Newton of Milford, Connecticut, Thomas Newton of Fairfield, Connecticut, Matthew Newton of Stonington, Connecticut, Newtons of Virginia, Newtons near Boston. ==Related Surnames and Surname Variants== * Newtown, Newtoun, Newtone * Nutton, Nuton, Nudon * Neuton == Newton DNA Project == [https://www.familytreedna.com/public/newton/default.aspx?section=yresults NEWTON Surname DNA Project] If you'd like to, please list your Haplogroup and WikiTree profile below if you have a DNA test in this study: * [[Newton-17581|Cory Newton]] Paternal Haplogroup R-CTS4179, Maternal Haplogroup H7a1 * *
Being a record of the descendants of Richard Newton of Sudbury and Marlborough, Massachusetts 1638, with genealogies of families descended from the immigrants, Rev. Roger Newton of Milford, Connecticut, Thomas Newton of Fairfield, Connecticut, Matthew Newton of Stonington, Connecticut, Newtons of Virginia, Newtons near Boston. ==Related Surnames and Surname Variants== * Newtown, Newtoun, Newtone * Nutton, Nuton, Nudon * Neuton == Newton DNA Project == [https://www.familytreedna.com/public/newton/default.aspx?section=yresults NEWTON Surname DNA Project] If you'd like to, please list your Haplogroup and WikiTree profile below if you have a DNA test in this study: * [[Newton-17581|Cory Newton]] Paternal Haplogroup R-CTS4179, Maternal Haplogroup H7a1 * *
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The "Niagara Mineral Water Works" was a manufacturing business (located on Alexandra Road and New Orchard Street, Swansea) that was in operation before 1901 (and may still have been in operation in the early 1950s). The business was owned by [[Thomas-12489|Emanuel Thomas]] and [[Thomas-12492|son]] and was concerned with the production and distribution of bottled "aerated mineral water" (or "soda water") and associated products. Images of a number of advertisements and articles from various newspapers (including "Cambria Daily Leader", "Herald of Wales") that relate to the business and it's owners can be found online at [http://www.cymru1914.org Cymru1914].
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Niccum Cemetery is an old 19th century cemetery in Danville, Illinois. It is located off of long road which is off of Perrysville road, in the middle of a large cornfield. The cemetery is rumored to be haunted. Source: Niccum Cemetery Facebook page info
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[[Category:Nichols Name Study]] [[Category:One Name Studies]] [[Category:DNA Projects]] == Introduction == This is a One Name Study to collect together in one place everything about the surname Nichols and its variants. The hope is that other researchers like you will join our study to help make it a valuable reference point for people studying lines that cross or intersect. Please contact the project leader, add categories to your profiles, add your questions to the bulletin board, add details of your name research, etc. == Nichol Immigrants from Scotland to the USA == * [[Nichol-107|William Nichol Sr.]] Born 1756 in Scotland == DNA Takers == The following link shows the Wikitree Nichols Profiles that have DNA associated with them: * [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special:DNATests&s=Nichols Search for Nichols DNA Test Takers] * [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?filterId=&filterType=yDNA&title=Special%3ADNATests&s=NICHOLS&order=name Nichols Y-DNA Test Takers] == SOURCES ==
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[[Category: Nightingale Cemetery, Godalming, Surrey]] ===Nightingale Cemetery, Godalming, Surrey=== See [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Space:Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey Nightingale Cemetery, Godalming, Surrey] for information about the cemetery. On this page are photos of about half of the gravestones currently visible in the cemetery. The cemetery is still open for burials. Some of the gravestones have no visible inscription and can be found in the following table with surname "Unknown". Others have inscriptions that are very difficult to read, and in a few cases (such as Thomas Hughes) may possibly have been misread, and therefore listed under the wrong name. If you are looking for the grave of someone you know was buried in this cemetery, and can't find them in the table, it may be worth checking all the photos yourself. Like many others, the cemetery is divided into two parts, consecrated and unconsecrated. The origin of these terms was the Anglican doctrine that consecrated ground had been blessed and was originally reserved for people who were in passably good standing with the Church of England - they needed to have been baptized, and not to have been executed as criminals, or to have committed suicide, in order to be buried there. They also had to be buried by an Anglican clergyman using the Anglican burial service. This naturally excluded people of other Christian denominations since they generally would wish to be buried by their own clergyman and using their own burial service. The Burial Laws Amendment Act 1880 changed this, allowing people to be buried in consecrated ground according to the funeral rites of other Christian denominations, or with no rites at all, and also allowing Anglican clergymen to conduct services for burials in unconsecrated ground. The Act therefore greatly blurred but didn't completely remove the distinction between the two areas; most people could be buried in either after 1880, but some were still barred from the consecrated section. A letter to indicate which section the burial was in has been added after the plot number from the cemetery records: Y indicates the burial was in the consecrated section, N indicates it was in the unconsecrated section, - indicates the person was either definitely buried elsewhere, or hasn't been found in the burial records, which are complete to 2013. Caveat - in some cases there are discrepancies in the records, where the grave number in the burial records doesn't match what is written on the cemetery map, or where a couple have the same plot number but one is said to be in the unconsecrated section and the other in the consecrated section. An attempt to correct these where possible has been made below, and notes have been made on the profiles in question. In the records, grave 5a would be the same as 5A, the case of the letters appears not to be significant - there are examples where both lower and uppercase are used in burials in the same plot. {| border="2" class="wikitable sortable" |- ! align="left" style="background:#778899;"|'''Photo''' ! align="left" style="background:#778899;"|'''Plot''' ! align="left" style="background:#778899;"|'''Name''' ! align="left" style="background:#778899;"|'''Surname''' ! align="left" style="background:#778899;"|'''Died''' ! align="left" style="background:#778899;"|'''Transcription''' |- |{{Image|file=Abbot-833.jpg|size=s}} |2822Y |[[Abbot-833|George]] |[[Abbot-833|Abbot]] |1864 |"SACRED
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NOVEMBER 21? 1876
AGED 75" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-548.jpg|size=s}} |252AN |[[Hart-13819|Elizabeth (Hart)]] |[[Hart-13819|Albery]] |1900 |"IhS
In Loving Memory of
WILLIAM ALBERY,
DIED OCTOBER 29TH 1892,
AGED 60 YEARS.
----
Also
WILLIAM GEORGE ALBERY,
DIED JANUARY 15TH 1894,
AGED 35 YEARS.
-----
'PEACE, PERFECT PEACE.'
-----
And of
ELIZABETH,
WIDOW OF WILLIAM ALBERY,
DIED MARCH 23RD 1900
AGED 82 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Albery-89.jpg|size=s}} |2710Y |[[Albery-89|George]] |[[Albery-89|Albery]] |1863 |"IN
MEMORY OF
GEORGE ALBERY
WHO DIED
SEPTEMBER 24 [1863]
AGED 60
ALSO OF
ELIZABETH, HIS WIFE
WHO DIED
NOVEMBER 21? 1876
AGED 75" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-548.jpg|size=s}} |64N |[[Albery-84|William]] |[[Albery-84|Albery]] |1892 |"IhS
In Loving Memory of
WILLIAM ALBERY,
DIED OCTOBER 29TH 1892,
AGED 60 YEARS.
----
Also
WILLIAM GEORGE ALBERY,
DIED JANUARY 15TH 1894,
AGED 35 YEARS.
-----
'PEACE, PERFECT PEACE.'
-----
And of
ELIZABETH,
WIDOW OF WILLIAM ALBERY,
DIED MARCH 23RD 1900
AGED 82 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-548.jpg|size=s}} |64N |[[Albery-85|William George]] |[[Albery-85|Albery]] |1894 |"IhS
In Loving Memory of
WILLIAM ALBERY,
DIED OCTOBER 29TH 1892,
AGED 60 YEARS.
----
Also
WILLIAM GEORGE ALBERY,
DIED JANUARY 15TH 1894,
AGED 35 YEARS.
-----
'PEACE, PERFECT PEACE.'
-----
And of
ELIZABETH,
WIDOW OF WILLIAM ALBERY,
DIED MARCH 23RD 1900
AGED 82 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-665.jpg|size=s}} |Y |William Owen |Albiston |2010 |"In Loving
Memory of
William Owen
Albiston
'Wilf'
19th June 1951
23rd July 2010
..'As deep as the sea
that you loved
You will be forever
in our hearts.'" |- |{{Image|file=Mansfield-2398.jpg|size=s}} |1912Y |[[Alderton-363|William]] |[[Alderton-363|Alderton]] |1887 |"Sacred to the Memory of
IHS
WILLIAM MANSFIELD
BORN SEPR. 24TH 1814
DECEASED NOVR. 23RD 1887,
... YEARS CLERK OF THE CHURCH
OF ST JOHN THE EVANGELIST
IN FARNCOMBE.
-+-
Also
WILLIAM ALDERTON
BROTHER-IN-LAW OF THE ABOVE
BORN FEBY. 4TH. 1808,
DECEASED JUNE 11TH 1887
THEREFORE HATH THE LORD WAITED THAT
HE MIGHT BE GRACIOUS UNTO US" |- | |2756Y |[[Alexander-16072|John]] |[[Alexander-16072|Alexander]] |1882 | |- |{{Image|file=Edwards-26346.jpg|size=s}} |1900Y |[[Edwards-26346|Mary (Edwards)]] |[[Edwards-26346|Alexander]] |1890 |"In
Loving Memory of
MARY WIFE OF
JOHN ALEXANDER
WHO DIED MAY 26TH 1890
AGED 73 YEARS.
Also of
SARAH ANN WIFE OF
MARK ALEXANDER
WHO DIED JUNE 8TH 1887
AGED 33 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Edwards-26346.jpg|size=s}} |1900Y |[[Apsey-87|Sarah Ann (Apsey)]] |[[Apsey-87|Alexander]] |1887 |"In
Loving Memory of
MARY WIFE OF
JOHN ALEXANDER
WHO DIED MAY 26TH 1890
AGED 73 YEARS.
Also of
SARAH ANN WIFE OF
MARK ALEXANDER
WHO DIED JUNE 8TH 1887
AGED 33 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket.jpg|size=s}} |2069Y |[[Allden-6|William Enticknap]] |[[Allden-6|Allden]] |1891 |"In Loving Memory of
WILLIAM ENTICKNAP,
INFANT SON OF
SAMUEL AND ELIZABETH ALLDEN,
DIED AUGUST 4TH 1891.
G. HORN.
GODALMING." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-693.jpg|size=s}}
{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-694.jpg|size=s}} |CR2Y |Carol Ann |Alton |1984 |"IN MEMORY
OF
CAROL ANN ALTON
8? 6? 1940 - 27 2 1984
..." |- | |852Y |[[Elson-557|Ann (Elson)]] |[[Elson-557|Andrews]] |1883 | |- | |857Y |[[Andrews-14198|John]] |[[Andrews-14198|Andrews]] |1876 | |- |{{Image|file=Andrews-15107.jpg|size=s}} |698N |[[Andrews-15107|Robert William]] |[[Andrews-15107|Andrews]] |1917 |"202471 PRIVATE
R.W. ANDREWS
THE QUEENS
23RD MARCH 1917 AGE 30
DEARLY BELOVED HUSBAND OF
KATE MARIA ANDREWS" |- |{{Image|file=Armitage-1653.jpg|size=s}} |1763Y |[[Armitage-1654|Louisa Alice]] |[[Armitage-1654|Armitage]] |1927 |"In
Memory of
SARAH ELIZABETH ARMITAGE
DIED MAY 11TH 1898
AGED 33 YEARS.
ALSO OF
ELIZA ELIZABETH PERKINS
DIED NOVEMBER 7TH 1899
AGED 7[0] YEARS
A[LSO O]F
ALICE [PER]KINS
DIED OC[TOBER] 29TH 1907
AG[ED 76 Y]EARS
[ALSO OF]
LOUISA ALICE ARMITAGE
WHO DIED ON [7TH] AUGUST 192[7]" |- |{{Image|file=Armitage-1653.jpg|size=s}} |1763Y |[[Armitage-1653|Sarah Elizabeth]] |[[Armitage-1653|Armitage]] |1898 |"In
Memory of
SARAH ELIZABETH ARMITAGE
DIED MAY 11TH 1898
AGED 33 YEARS.
ALSO OF
ELIZA ELIZABETH PERKINS
DIED NOVEMBER 7TH 1899
AGED 7[0] YEARS
A[LSO O]F
ALICE [PER]KINS
DIED OC[TOBER] 29TH 1907
AG[ED 76 Y]EARS
[ALSO OF]
LOUISA ALICE ARMITAGE
WHO DIED ON [7TH] AUGUST 192[7]" |- |{{Image|file=Arnold-14271.jpg|size=s}} |259Y |[[Norris-8081|Albert]] |[[Norris-8081|Arnold]] |1875 | |- |{{Image|file=Arnold-14261.jpg|size=s}} |553Y |[[Arnold-14265|Clara]] |[[Arnold-14265|Arnold]] |1860 |"SACRED
to the Memory of
LEWIS Son of THOMAS
AND PHILLISS ELIZABETH
ARNOLD
who died February 5th 1866
AGED 26 YEARS
ALSO OF
CLARA Sister of the above
who died June 21st 1860
AGED 26 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Arnold-14271.jpg|size=s}} |258Y |[[Arnold-14271|James]] |[[Arnold-14271|Arnold]] |1860 | |- |{{Image|file=Arnold-4115.jpg|size=s}} |19AY |[[Arnold-4115|John]] |[[Arnold-4115|Arnold]] |1886 |"In Loving Memory of
JOHN ARNOLD,
WHO DIED MARCH 9TH 1886,
AGED [75] YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Arnold-14261.jpg|size=s}} |389Y |[[Arnold-14261|Lewis]] |[[Arnold-14261|Arnold]] |1866 |"SACRED
to the Memory of
LEWIS Son of THOMAS
AND PHILLISS ELIZABETH
ARNOLD
who died February 5th 1866
AGED 26 YEARS
ALSO OF
CLARA Sister of the above
who died June 21st 1860
AGED 26 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Arnold-14271.jpg|size=s}} |258Y |[[Norris-8081|Mary (Norris)]] |[[Norris-8081|Arnold]] |1877 | |- |{{Image|file=Arnold-14338.jpg|size=s}} |923Y |[[Arnold-14338|Nelson]] |[[Arnold-14338|Arnold]] |1871 |"SACRED
TO
THE MEMORY OF
NELSON ARNOLD
SON OF THOMAS AND
PHILLIS ELIZABETH
ARNOLD
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
SEPTEMBER 14TH 1871
AGED 26 YEARS.
HIS END WAS PEACE." |- |{{Image|file=Arnold-14262.jpg|size=s}} |937Y |[[Fielding-889|Phillis Elizabeth (Fielding)]] |[[Fielding-889|Arnold]] |1887 |"Sacred
to
THE MEMORY OF
THOMAS ARNOLD
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
AUGUST 6TH 1873
AGED 75 YEARS.
-+-
FALLEN ASLEEP.
ALSO OF
PHILLIS ELIZABETH
[WIFE OF THE] ABOVE
[WHO DEPARTED] THIS LIFE
DE[CEMBER].." |- |{{Image|file=Arnold-14262.jpg|size=s}} |936Y |[[Arnold-14262|Thomas]] |[[Arnold-14262|Arnold]] |1873 |"Sacred
to
THE MEMORY OF
THOMAS ARNOLD
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
AUGUST 6TH 1873
AGED 75 YEARS.
-+-
FALLEN ASLEEP.
ALSO OF
PHILLIS ELIZABETH
[WIFE OF THE] ABOVE
[WHO DEPARTED] THIS LIFE
DE[CEMBER].." |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-1.jpg|size=s}} |1949Y |[[Carter-27626|Harriett (Carter)]] |[[Carter-27626|Atfield]] |1886 |"In Loving Memory of
HARRIETT,
WIFE OF JOHN ATFIELD,
WHO DIED AUGUST 24TH 1886,
AGED 81 YEARS.
WHERE THE WEARY ARE AT REST.
JOHN ATFIELD,
DIED DECEMBER 11TH 1901,
AGED 84" |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-1.jpg|size=s}} |1949Y |[[Atfield-65|John]] |[[Atfield-65|Atfield]] |1901 |"In Loving Memory of
HARRIETT,
WIFE OF JOHN ATFIELD,
WHO DIED AUGUST 24TH 1886,
AGED 81 YEARS.
WHERE THE WEARY ARE AT REST.
JOHN ATFIELD,
DIED DECEMBER 11TH 1901,
AGED 84" |- | |932Y |[[Attfield-174|Ann]] |[[Attfield-174|Attfield]] |1908 | |- |{{Image|file=Attfield-172.jpg|size=s}} |888Y |[[Lucas-8874|Elizabeth (Lucas)]] |[[Lucas-8874|Attfield]] |1884 |"In Loving Memory
of
GEORGE ATTFIELD
DIED JANUARY 23RD 1867
AGED 63 YEARS.
AND ELIZABETH HIS WIFE,
DIED DECEMBER 8TH 1884" |- |{{Image|file=Attfield-172.jpg|size=s}} |932Y |[[Attfield-172|George]] |[[Attfield-172|Attfield]] |1867 |"In Loving Memory
of
GEORGE ATTFIELD
DIED JANUARY 23RD 1867
AGED 63 YEARS.
AND ELIZABETH HIS WIFE,
DIED DECEMBER 8TH 1884" |- | |932Y |[[Attfield-176|George]] |[[Attfield-176|Attfield]] |1868 | |- | |888Y |[[Attfield-173|William]] |[[Attfield-173|Attfield]] |1917 | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-253.jpg|size=s}} |805N |[[Attwater-120|Helena Alice]] |[[Attwater-120|Attwater]] |1899 |"TO
THE MEMORY OF
HELENA ALICE ATTWATER
FELL ASLEEP NOVEMBER 2ND 1899
AGED 21 YEARS
-----
'ASLEEP IN JESUS
TILL HE COME.'
ALSO
REGGIE DEARLY LOVED ONLY SON
OF MARTIN AND ELIZABETH ATTWATER
FELL ASLEEP JUNE 18TH 1930
AGED 17 YEARS.
'SO HE GIVETH HIS BELOVED SLEEP.'" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-253.jpg|size=s}} |808N |[[Attwater-117|Reggie (Reginald Thomas)]] |[[Attwater-117|Attwater]] |1930 |"TO
THE MEMORY OF
HELENA ALICE ATTWATER
FELL ASLEEP NOVEMBER 2ND 1899
AGED 21 YEARS
-----
'ASLEEP IN JESUS
TILL HE COME.'
ALSO
REGGIE DEARLY LOVED ONLY SON
OF MARTIN AND ELIZABETH ATTWATER
FELL ASLEEP JUNE 18TH 1930
AGED 17 YEARS.
'SO HE GIVETH HIS BELOVED SLEEP.'" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-471.jpg|size=s}} |1551N |[[Avenell-127|Mary Ann]] |[[Avenell-127|Avenell]] |1873 |"SACRED
TO
THE MEMORY OF
MARY ANN AVENELL,
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
OCTOBER 22 1873,
AGED 13 YEARS
SUFFER LITTLE CHILDREN AND FORBID
THEM NOT TO COME UNTO ME FOR OF SUCH
IS THE KINGDOM OF HEAVEN" |- |{{Image|file=Peto-70.jpg|size=s}} |361N |[[Peto-70|Eliza (Peto)]] |[[Peto-70|Avery]] |1909 |"In
Loving Memory of
ELIZA
THE BELOVED WIFE OF WILLIAM AVERY
WHO DIED JUNE 18TH 1909
AGED 59 YEARS.
-+-
SHE HAS GONE, THE ONE WE LOVED SO DEAR
TO HER ETERNAL REST
SHE'S GONE TO HEAVEN WE HAVE NO FEAR
SHE IS FOREVER BLEST.
GOD GRANT THAT WE MAY MEET ONCE MORE
OUR MOTHER ON A HAPPIER SHORE
WHERE SORROWS ARE UNKNOWN" |- |{{Image|file=Avery-6428.jpg|size=s}} |403N |[[Avery-6428|William]] |[[Avery-6428|Avery]] |1922 |"In Loving Memory
-of-
OUR DEAR FATHER
WILLIAM AVERY
WHO PASSED AWAY JANY 10TH 1922
AGED 74 YEARS.
---
I PRAY THE LORD MY SOUL MAY TAKE" |- |{{Image|file=Harvey-13727.jpg|size=s}} |2606Y |[[Harvey-13727|Clara Ann (Harvey)]] |[[Harvey-13727|Bailey]] |1898 |"IN LOVING MEMORY OF
CLARA ANN BAILEY
BORN NOVEMBER 16TH 1827
DIED OCTOBER 6TH 1898
'PEACE, PERFECT PEACE.'" |- |{{Image|file=Baker-41081.jpg|size=s}} |927Y |[[Baker-41081|Anthony]] |[[Baker-41081|Baker]] |1868 | |- |{{Image|file=Baker-40804.jpg|size=s}} |631Y |[[Baker-40804|Charles Benjamin King]] |[[Baker-40804|Baker]] |1881 |"..
CHARLES BENJAMIN
[KING] BAKER
DIED NOVEMBER 10TH? [1881]
AGED 9 YEARS
T.. [YET?] FOR ... TOOK .." |- | |2141Y |[[Tiffen-43|Myra]] |[[Tiffen-43|Baker]] |1880 | |- |{{Image|file=Baker-43194.jpg|size=s}} |1785Y |[[Baker-43194|Susan D.R.]] |[[Baker-43194|Baker]] |1924 |"IN LOVING MEMORY OF
SUSAN D.R. BAKER,
DIED 26TH JUNE 1924
AGED 27 YEARS.
THY WILL BE DONE." |- |{{Image|file=Balchin-108.jpg|size=s}} |414Y |[[Balchin-108|George]] |[[Balchin-108|Balchin]] |1864 |"IN
MEMORY OF
GEORGE BALCHIN
WHO DIED JULY 21ST 1864
AGED 76 YEARS.
-+-
ALSO HARRIET
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED JULY 31ST 1887,
AGED 76 YEARS.
-+-
THE LORD IS GRACIOUS AND MERCIFUL,
LONG SUFFERING AND OF GREAT GOODNESS." |- |{{Image|file=Balchin-108.jpg|size=s}} |414Y |[[Sly-501|Harriet (Sly)]] |[[Sly-501|Balchin]] |1887 |"IN
MEMORY OF
GEORGE BALCHIN
WHO DIED JULY 21ST 1864
AGED 76 YEARS.
-+-
ALSO HARRIET
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED JULY 31ST 1887,
AGED 76 YEARS.
-+-
THE LORD IS GRACIOUS AND MERCIFUL,
LONG SUFFERING AND OF GREAT GOODNESS." |- |{{Image|file=Unknown-485803.jpg|size=s}} |142Y |[[Unknown-485803|Frances]] |[[Unknown-485803|Baldwin]] |1863 |"..
ALSO? OF?
FRANCES BALDWIN
.." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-313.jpg|size=s}} |897N |[[Boxall-383|Hannah (Boxall)]] |[[Boxall-383|Bantoft]] |1928 |"In
Loving Memory
of
SAMUEL BANTOFT
DIED NOVEMBER 2_ 1894
IN HIS 25TH YEAR
TILL THE DAY BREAK
Also of HANNAH BANTOFT
..WIFE OF THE..
WHO DIED ..15TH? 1928" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-313.jpg|size=s}} |897N |[[Bantoft-5|Samuel]] |[[Bantoft-5|Bantoft]] |1894 |"In
Loving Memory
of
SAMUEL BANTOFT
DIED NOVEMBER 2_ 1894
IN HIS 25TH YEAR
TILL THE DAY BREAK
Also of HANNAH BANTOFT
..WIFE OF THE..
WHO DIED ..15TH? 1928" |- |{{Image|file=Barnett-9940.jpg|size=s}} |505N |[[Barnett-9940|Blanche Rose]] |[[Barnett-9940|Barnett]] |1895 |"IN
LOVING MEMORY
OF
BLANCHE ROSE BARNETT
WHO DIED MAY 12TH 1895
AGED 4 YEARS & 11 MONTHS" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-320.jpg|size=s}} |1451N |[[Barnett-9188|George]] |[[Barnett-9188|Barnett]] |1908 |"GEO[RGE] BARNETT
...
ELIZABETH
.. OF THE ABOVE" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-320.jpg|size=s}} |1451N |[[Slater-3541|Elizabeth]] |[[Slater-3541|Barnett]] |1907 |"GEO[RGE] BARNETT
...
ELIZABETH
.. OF THE ABOVE" |- |{{Image|file=Smeed-80.jpg|size=s}} |253Y |[[Bicknell-911|Emma]] |[[Bicknell-911|Bateman]] |1875 |"SACRED
TO THE MEMORY OF
WILLIAM SMEED
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
DECEMBER 17TH 1858
AGED 49 YEARS
ALSO OF EMMA
WIDOW OF THE ABOVE
AND WIFE OF
S.E. BATEMAN
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
DECEMBER 13TH 1875
AGED 50 YEARS.
HER END WAS PEACE.
ALICE EMMA NORTHCOTE
BELOVED WIFE OF
COLONEL NORTHCOTE
H.M. ARTILLERY
ELDEST DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE
DIED AT WALLINGTON 29TH MAY 1917
AGED 67
ST. JOHN V. 39?" |- |{{Image|file=Glover-6170.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Gardner-14400|Sarah (Glover)]] |[[Gardner-14400|Barry]] | |"In Loving Memory
-of-
ELIZABETH,
WIFE OF JAMES GARDNER,
DIED FEBRUARY .. 1874
IN HER 82ND YEAR
MARY
DAUGHTER OF JAMES AND ELIZABETH GARDNER
DIED 16TH NOVEMBER 1913
IN HER 82ND YEAR
SARAH GARDNER
DAUGHTER OF
JAMES AND ELIZABETH GARDNER
ENTERED INTO REST
...1889 AGED 62 YEARS
SARAH BARRY
SISTER OF ELIZABETH GARDNER
DIED JANUARY 21ST 1873
IN HER 86TH YEAR
INTERRED IN WILLESDEN CEMETERY" |- |{{Image|file=Battson-31.jpg|size=s}} |2479Y |[[Battson-31|Benjamin Eli]] |[[Battson-31|Battson]] |1885 |"In Memory of
BENJAMIN ELI
BATTSON
DIED MARCH .. 1885
ELLEN MARY BATTSON
DIED FEB 13TH 1921
AGED 83 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Battson-31.jpg|size=s}} |2479Y |[[Miller-70803|Ellen Mary (Miller)]] |[[Miller-70803|Battson]] |1921 |"In Memory of
BENJAMIN ELI
BATTSON
DIED MARCH .. 1885
ELLEN MARY BATTSON
DIED FEB 13TH 1921
AGED 83 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-328.jpg|size=s}} | |Beatrice Esther |Bawdelly-Smith |2019 |"Beatrice Esther
Bawdelly-Smith
"Betsy"
Died 30th March 2019
Aged 86 Years" |- |{{Image|file=Beagley-356.jpg|size=s}} |484N |[[Collyer-397|Eliza (Collyer)]] |[[Collyer-397|Beagley]] |1889 |"In Loving Memory of
ELIZA
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
JOHN BEAGLEY,
WHO FELL ASLEEP AUGUST 18TH 1889
AGED 53 YEARS.
'THY WILL BE DONE.'
In Loving Memory
-of-
JOHN BEAGLEY
WHO FELL ASLEEP
DECEMBER 18TH 1908
AGED 75 YEARS.
PEACE, PERFECT PEACE.
...
LEONARD HERBERT BEAGLEY
DIED AUGUST 10TH 1957
AGED 78 YEARS.
In Loving Memory
-of-
ELIZABETH
DAUGHTER OF JOHN AND ELIZA BEAGLEY
DIED JULY 29TH 1940
AGED 82 YEARS.
'AT REST.'" |- |{{Image|file=Beagley-356.jpg|size=s}} |483N |[[Beagley-359|Elizabeth]] |[[Beagley-359|Beagley]] |1940 |"In Loving Memory of
ELIZA
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
JOHN BEAGLEY,
WHO FELL ASLEEP AUGUST 18TH 1889
AGED 53 YEARS.
'THY WILL BE DONE.'
In Loving Memory
-of-
JOHN BEAGLEY
WHO FELL ASLEEP
DECEMBER 18TH 1908
AGED 75 YEARS.
PEACE, PERFECT PEACE.
...
LEONARD HERBERT BEAGLEY
DIED AUGUST 10TH 1957
AGED 78 YEARS.
In Loving Memory
-of-
ELIZABETH
DAUGHTER OF JOHN AND ELIZA BEAGLEY
DIED JULY 29TH 1940
AGED 82 YEARS.
'AT REST.'" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-240.jpg|size=s}} |1404N |[[Beagley-318|James]] |[[Beagley-318|Beagley]] |1928 |"IN
Loving Memory of
LOIS
THE BELOVED WIFE OF JAMES BEAGLEY
WHO FELL ASLEEP JULY 22ND 1901
AGED 49 YEARS.
'IN GOD IS ALL OUR HOPE.'
JAMES BEAGLEY
FELL ASLEEP MAY 6TH 1928
AGED 85 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Beagley-356.jpg|size=s}} |484N |[[Beagley-356|John]] |[[Beagley-356|Beagley]] |1908 |"In Loving Memory of
ELIZA
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
JOHN BEAGLEY,
WHO FELL ASLEEP AUGUST 18TH 1889
AGED 53 YEARS.
'THY WILL BE DONE.'
In Loving Memory
-of-
JOHN BEAGLEY
WHO FELL ASLEEP
DECEMBER 18TH 1908
AGED 75 YEARS.
PEACE, PERFECT PEACE.
...
LEONARD HERBERT BEAGLEY
DIED AUGUST 10TH 1957
AGED 78 YEARS.
In Loving Memory
-of-
ELIZABETH
DAUGHTER OF JOHN AND ELIZA BEAGLEY
DIED JULY 29TH 1940
AGED 82 YEARS.
'AT REST.'" |- |{{Image|file=Beagley-356.jpg|size=s}} |483-4N |[[Beagley-358|Leonard Herbert]] |[[Beagley-358|Beagley]] |1957 |"In Loving Memory of
ELIZA
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
JOHN BEAGLEY,
WHO FELL ASLEEP AUGUST 18TH 1889
AGED 53 YEARS.
'THY WILL BE DONE.'
In Loving Memory
-of-
JOHN BEAGLEY
WHO FELL ASLEEP
DECEMBER 18TH 1908
AGED 75 YEARS.
PEACE, PERFECT PEACE.
...
LEONARD HERBERT BEAGLEY
DIED AUGUST 10TH 1957
AGED 78 YEARS.
In Loving Memory
-of-
ELIZABETH
DAUGHTER OF JOHN AND ELIZA BEAGLEY
DIED JULY 29TH 1940
AGED 82 YEARS.
'AT REST.'" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-240.jpg|size=s}} |1404N |[[Curzon-203|Lois]] |[[Curzon-203|Beagley]] |1901 |"IN
Loving Memory of
LOIS
THE BELOVED WIFE OF JAMES BEAGLEY
WHO FELL ASLEEP JULY 22ND 1901
AGED 49 YEARS.
'IN GOD IS ALL OUR HOPE.'
JAMES BEAGLEY
FELL ASLEEP MAY 6TH 1928
AGED 85 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-646.jpg|size=s}} | |Lilly Elizabeth |Beardall |2019 |"Lilly Elizabeth
BEARDALL
Died 2nd January 2019
Aged 9 Years" |- |{{Image|file=Beer-1459.jpg|size=s}} |2008Y |[[Beer-1459|Gladys]] |[[Beer-1459|Beer]] |1902 |"IN LOVING MEMORY
OF
GLADYS,
THE DEAR CHILD OF
FRANK AND EDITH BEER
DIED JAN 8TH 1902
AGED 21 MONTHS" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-544.jpg|size=s}} |662aN |[[Bell-25613|Frederick Stanley]] |[[Bell-25613|Bell]] |1915 |"SON OF BERNICE BELL,
NEE GRINDEL
FREDERICK STANLEY
BELL
DIED DEC 20TH 1915
AGE 6 MONTHS
SAFELY SAFELY GATHERED IN
FAR FROM SORROW
FAR FROM SIN" |- |{{Image|file=Bennett-25680.jpg|size=s}} |1542N |[[Bennett-25681|Alice Cullen]] |[[Bennett-25681|Bennett]] |1873 |"MARY AMELIA
BENNETT
DIED JANUARY 6TH 1879
AGED 4 YEARS AND 7 MONTHS
ALICE CULLEN BENNETT
DIED SEPTEMBER 2ND 1873
AGED 8? MONTHS" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-295.jpg|size=s}} |905N |[[Bennett-24431|Charles Daniel]] |[[Bennett-24431|Bennett]] |1934 |"In Loving Memory
of
MARY ELIZABETH
BELOVED? WIFE [OF]
CHARLES? BENNETT
FELL ASLEEP MARCH ..RD 1895
AGED 31
ALSO OF
CHARLES? _ BENNETT
'RE-UNITED'." |- |{{Image|file=Bennett-25823.jpg|size=s}} |2135Y |[[Bennett-25823|James Cullen]] |[[Bennett-25823|Bennett]] |1875 |"IN AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE OF
JAMES CULLEN BENNETT
OF FOLKESTONE
WHO DIED AT GODALMING
OCT 25TH 1[875]
AGED 6[1] YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Bennett-25680.jpg|size=s}} |2243Y |[[Bennett-25680|Mary Amelia]] |[[Bennett-25680|Bennett]] |1879 |"MARY AMELIA
BENNETT
DIED JANUARY 6TH 1879
AGED 4 YEARS AND 7 MONTHS
ALICE CULLEN BENNETT
DIED SEPTEMBER 2ND 1873
AGED 8? MONTHS" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-295.jpg|size=s}} |905N |[[Bartlett-9430|Mary Elizabeth]] |[[Bartlett-9430|Bennett]] |1895 |"In Loving Memory
of
MARY ELIZABETH
BELOVED? WIFE [OF]
CHARLES? BENNETT
FELL ASLEEP MARCH ..RD 1895
AGED 31
ALSO OF
CHARLES? _ BENNETT
'RE-UNITED'." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-644.jpg|size=s}} |2159Y |[[Benson-5986|Henry]] |[[Benson-5986|Benson]] |1890 |"HERE RESTS
HENRY BENSON
BORN FEBRUARY 7 1830
DIED APRIL 26 1890.
FOR ELEVEN YEARS RECTOR OF FARNCOMBE.
ALLOWED TO BE PUT TO REST? WITH THE GOSPEL
NOT TO PLEASE MEN BUT GOD." |- |{{Image|file=Bicknell-941.jpg|size=s}} |352Y |[[Bicknell-943|Gertrude Helena]] |[[Bicknell-943|Bicknell]] |1869 |"HENRY BICKNELL
TAKEN TO REST JULY 18TH 1890
AGED 46 YEARS.
ALSO
GUSTAVE GEORGE & GERTRUDE HELENA
HIS CHILDREN
ALSO SARAH
WIFE OF THE ABOVE,
TAKEN TO REST APRIL 25TH 1900,
AGED 56 YEARS.
SHE HATH DONE WHAT SHE COULD DO.
EVEN SO FATHER FOR SO IT SEEMETH
GOOD IN THY SIGHT
WHILE THE TIRED FRAME RESTETH
THE SPIRIT WAKING EVER
STILL HOLDETH BLEST COMMUNION
WITH CHRIST WHO SLEEPETH NEVER" |- |{{Image|file=Bicknell-941.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Bicknell-942|Gustave George Mansfield]] |[[Bicknell-942|Bicknell]] |1866 |"HENRY BICKNELL
TAKEN TO REST JULY 18TH 1890
AGED 46 YEARS.
ALSO
GUSTAVE GEORGE & GERTRUDE HELENA
HIS CHILDREN
ALSO SARAH
WIFE OF THE ABOVE,
TAKEN TO REST APRIL 25TH 1900,
AGED 56 YEARS.
SHE HATH DONE WHAT SHE COULD DO.
EVEN SO FATHER FOR SO IT SEEMETH
GOOD IN THY SIGHT
WHILE THE TIRED FRAME RESTETH
THE SPIRIT WAKING EVER
STILL HOLDETH BLEST COMMUNION
WITH CHRIST WHO SLEEPETH NEVER" |- |{{Image|file=Bicknell-941.jpg|size=s}} |1909Y |[[Bicknell-941|Henry]] |[[Bicknell-941|Bicknell]] |1890 |"HENRY BICKNELL
TAKEN TO REST JULY 18TH 1890
AGED 46 YEARS.
ALSO
GUSTAVE GEORGE & GERTRUDE HELENA
HIS CHILDREN
ALSO SARAH
WIFE OF THE ABOVE,
TAKEN TO REST APRIL 25TH 1900,
AGED 56 YEARS.
SHE HATH DONE WHAT SHE COULD DO.
EVEN SO FATHER FOR SO IT SEEMETH
GOOD IN THY SIGHT
WHILE THE TIRED FRAME RESTETH
THE SPIRIT WAKING EVER
STILL HOLDETH BLEST COMMUNION
WITH CHRIST WHO SLEEPETH NEVER" |- |{{Image|file=Bicknell-941.jpg|size=s}} |1909Y |[[Mansfield-2399|Sarah (Mansfield)]] |[[Mansfield-2399|Bicknell]] |1900 |"HENRY BICKNELL
TAKEN TO REST JULY 18TH 1890
AGED 46 YEARS.
ALSO
GUSTAVE GEORGE & GERTRUDE HELENA
HIS CHILDREN
ALSO SARAH
WIFE OF THE ABOVE,
TAKEN TO REST APRIL 25TH 1900,
AGED 56 YEARS.
SHE HATH DONE WHAT SHE COULD DO.
EVEN SO FATHER FOR SO IT SEEMETH
GOOD IN THY SIGHT
WHILE THE TIRED FRAME RESTETH
THE SPIRIT WAKING EVER
STILL HOLDETH BLEST COMMUNION
WITH CHRIST WHO SLEEPETH NEVER" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-221.jpg|size=s}} |766N |[[Carnzu-1|Jane]] |[[Carnzu-1|Bigmore]] |1921 |"..OF
THOMAS BIGMORE
WHO DIED DECEMBER 14TH 1899
AGED 24 YEARS
IN LOVING
REMEMBRANCE OF
JANE BIGMORE
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE.. [1921]" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-221.jpg|size=s}} |766N |[[Bigmore-54|Thomas]] |[[Bigmore-54|Bigmore]] |1899 |"..OF
THOMAS BIGMORE
WHO DIED DECEMBER 14TH 1899
AGED 24 YEARS
IN LOVING
REMEMBRANCE OF
JANE BIGMORE
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE.. [1921]" |- |{{Image|file=Lillywhite-79.jpg|size=s}} |738Y |[[Lillywhite-79|Ann (Lillywhite)]] |[[Lillywhite-79|Billinghurst]] |1863 |"SACRED
TO
THE MEMORY OF
ANN WIFE OF
CHARLES BILLINGHURST
WHO DIED MARCH 21ST 1863
AGED 56 YEARS.
-----
BLESSED ARE THE DEAD THAT DIE IN THE LORD." |- |{{Image|file=Bingley-120.jpg|size=s}} |2503Y |[[Dalton-6072|Elizabeth (Dalton)]] |[[Dalton-6072|Bingley]] |1879 |"In
Memory of
RICHARD BINGLEY,
FORMERLY OF HEAVITREE, DEVON,
DIED MAY 7TH 1879,
AGED 70 YEARS
-+-
ALSO OF
ELIZABETH, HIS WIFE
DIED APRIL 29TH 1879,
AGED 70 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Bingley-120.jpg|size=s}} |2504Y |[[Bingley-120|Richard]] |[[Bingley-120|Bingley]] |1879 |"In
Memory of
RICHARD BINGLEY,
FORMERLY OF HEAVITREE, DEVON,
DIED MAY 7TH 1879,
AGED 70 YEARS
-+-
ALSO OF
ELIZABETH, HIS WIFE
DIED APRIL 29TH 1879,
AGED 70 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-523.jpg|size=s}} |1381N |[[Hallam-880|Margaret (Hallam)]] |[[Hallam-880|Birt]] |1908 |"IN MEMORY OF
SAMUEL KIDD
SON OF THE LATE
RICHARD & DEBORAH KIDD
OF HATCH, GODALMING
WHO DIED AT LLANAWAY HOUSE
MARCH 27TH 1867
AGED 77 YEARS.
For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son
that whosoever believeth in him should not perish but
have everlasting life.
ALSO OF DEBORAH HALLAM,
NIECE OF THE ABOVE, & DAUGHTER OF
EDWARD & DEBORAH HALLAM
LATE OF KENNINGTON, SURREY.
BORN AT HATCH, SEPTR. 18TH 1803
DIED AT LLANAWAY HOUSE AUGST. 18TH 1874.
Whatsoever thy hand findeth to do do it with thy might
Jesus said unto her I am the Resurrection and the Life
ALSO CATHERINE HALLAM,
THIRD DAUGHTER OF
EDWARD & DEBORAH HALLAM,
WHO WENT HOME AT LLANAWAY
ON HER 90TH BIRTHDAY, AUGST. 26TH 1900.
'She being dead yet speaketh.'
ALSO MARGARET BIRT, YOUNGEST DAUGHTER OF
EDWARD & DEBORAH HALLAM,
WHO DIED AT LLANAWAY
AUGUST 3RD 1908, IN HER 91ST YEAR.
'The souls of the righteous are in the hand of God.'" |- |{{Image|file=Blackburn-4629.jpg|size=s}} |4BY |[[Mills-16604|Esther Jane (Mills)]] |[[Mills-16604|Blackburn]] |1935 |"IN LOVING MEMORY
OF
ESTHER JANE BLACKBURN,
WHO DIED AUGUST 20TH 1935
AGED 54 YEARS.
---
TIME PASSETH, LOVE ABIDETH.
---
ALSO OF
WILLIAM HORACE BLACKBURN
HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE,
PASSED AWAY AUGUST 30TH 1955
AGED 75 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Blackburn-4594.jpg|size=s}} |606Y |[[Blackburn-4594|Horace]] |[[Blackburn-4594|Blackburn]] |1939 |"IN LOVING MEMORY
OF
MARY LOUISA BLACKBURN,
WHO DIED NOVEMBER 2ND 1935
AGED 81 YEARS.
---
'EVER IN OUR THOUGHTS.'
ALSO OF
HORACE BLACKBURN,
HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE
DIED AUGUST 5TH 1939
AGED 86 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Blackburn-4594.jpg|size=s}} |606Y |[[Evershed-54|Mary Louisa (Evershed)]] |[[Evershed-54|Blackburn]] |1935 |"IN LOVING MEMORY
OF
MARY LOUISA BLACKBURN,
WHO DIED NOVEMBER 2ND 1935
AGED 81 YEARS.
---
'EVER IN OUR THOUGHTS.'
ALSO OF
HORACE BLACKBURN,
HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE
DIED AUGUST 5TH 1939
AGED 86 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Blackburn-4629.jpg|size=s}} |4BY |[[Blackburn-4629|William Horace]] |[[Blackburn-4629|Blackburn]] |1955 |"IN LOVING MEMORY
OF
ESTHER JANE BLACKBURN,
WHO DIED AUGUST 20TH 1935
AGED 54 YEARS.
---
TIME PASSETH, LOVE ABIDETH.
---
ALSO OF
WILLIAM HORACE BLACKBURN
HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE,
PASSED AWAY AUGUST 30TH 1955
AGED 75 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-550.jpg|size=s}} |68aN |[[Blain-678|Joseph Daniel Rowbotham]] |[[Blain-678|Blain]] |1920 |"Called to
Higher Service
In Loving Memory
--of--
MY DEAR HUSBAND
JOSEPH D. R. BLAIN
WHO PASSED AWAY JAN 15TH 1920
AGED 63 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Bliss-4889.jpg|size=s}} |6BY |[[Bliss-4889|Edward Church]] |[[Bliss-4889|Bliss]] |1923 |"IN
LOVING MEMORY OF
EDWARD CHURCH BLISS,
DIED DECEMBER 6TH 1923,
AGED 51.
AND OF HIS WIFE
ROSALIND MARY CHURCH BLISS
DIED DECEMBER 27TH 1958
DEO DANTE DEDI." |- |{{Image|file=Bliss-4889.jpg|size=s}} |6BY |[[Barry-4204|Rosalind Mary (Barry) Church]] |[[Barry-4204|Bliss]] |1958 |"IN
LOVING MEMORY OF
EDWARD CHURCH BLISS,
DIED DECEMBER 6TH 1923,
AGED 51.
AND OF HIS WIFE
ROSALIND MARY CHURCH BLISS
DIED DECEMBER 27TH 1958
DEO DANTE DEDI." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-688.jpg|size=s}} |2770Y |[[Taylor-61661|Sarah Ann (Taylor)]] |[[Taylor-61661|Blundell]] |1882 |"Sarah Blundell.." |- |{{Image|file=.jpg|size=s}} |2457Y |Elizabeth (Simpson) |Boddy |1898 |"In
Memory of
ELIZABETH BODDY
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
CHARLES JAMES BODDY
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE APRIL 8TH 1898." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-325.jpg|size=s}} |1458N |[[Davies-9628|Caroline Elizabeth (Davies)]] |[[Davies-9628|Boileau]] |1908 |"In
Loving Memory
of
CAROLINE ELIZABETH,
WIDOW OF CAPT. E. BOILEAU. E._.C.S.
BORN NOV 16 1825
SEP 5 1908
..MY..URE..
ASK? NOTHI.." |- |{{Image|file=Bonner-2208.jpg|size=s}} |182N |[[Bonner-2208|Annie]] |[[Bonner-2208|Bonner]] |1893 |"In
Loving Memory of
MARY ANN, WIFE OF
JOHN BONNER
BORN SEPT. 17TH 1828,
DIED SEPT. 12TH 1889.
-+-
WHEN TH[E WE]ARY ONES WE LOVE
ENTER O[N THEIR] REST ABOVE,
SEEMS T[HE EARTH S]O POOR AND VAST,
ALL O[UR LIFE JOY O]VERCAST,
HUSH [BE EVERY MURM]UR DUMB,
IT IS [ONLY TILL HE COM]E.
[ALSO OF]
[ANNIE BONNE]R
DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE
BORN SEPT. 25TH 1862,
DIED MAY 31ST 1893.
-+-
NOT GONE FROM MEMORY NOR FROM LOVE,
BUT GONE TO OUR FATHER'S HOME ABOVE." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-629.jpg|size=s}} |1265Y |[[Bonner-2056|James]] |[[Bonner-2056|Bonner]] |1924 |"In Memory of
JAMES BONNER,
DIED AUGUST 15TH 1924
AGED 78 YEARS.
-.-
SARAH BONNER,
DIED FEB 16TH 1929,
AGED 91 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Bonner-2208.jpg|size=s}} |182N |[[Garrett-9188|Mary Ann (Garrett)]] |[[Garrett-9188|Bonner]] |1889 |"In
Loving Memory of
MARY ANN, WIFE OF
JOHN BONNER
BORN SEPT. 17TH 1828,
DIED SEPT. 12TH 1889.
-+-
WHEN TH[E WE]ARY ONES WE LOVE
ENTER O[N THEIR] REST ABOVE,
SEEMS T[HE EARTH S]O POOR AND VAST,
ALL O[UR LIFE JOY O]VERCAST,
HUSH [BE EVERY MURM]UR DUMB,
IT IS [ONLY TILL HE COM]E.
[ALSO OF]
[ANNIE BONNE]R
DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE
BORN SEPT. 25TH 1862,
DIED MAY 31ST 1893.
-+-
NOT GONE FROM MEMORY NOR FROM LOVE,
BUT GONE TO OUR FATHER'S HOME ABOVE." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-629.jpg|size=s}} |1265Y |[[Hill-34695|Sarah]] |[[Hill-34695|Bonner]] |1929 |"In Memory of
JAMES BONNER,
DIED AUGUST 15TH 1924
AGED 78 YEARS.
-.-
SARAH BONNER,
DIED FEB 16TH 1929,
AGED 91 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Bean-6122.jpg|size=s}} |1903Y |[[Bean-6122|Mary (Bean)]] |[[Bean-6122|Bosbery]] |1900 |"In
Loving Memory
-of-
MARY BOSBERY
AT REST 13TH JANUARY 1900
AGED 80
EARTH HOLDS NO OTHER LIKE TO THEE
THOMAS HUSBAND OF
MARY BOSBERY
DIED 24TH MARCH 1867
INTERRED AT KENSAL GREEN.
THOMAS SMITH BOSBERY
ONLY SON
DIED 7TH NOVEMBER 1866" |- |{{Image|file=Bean-6122.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Bosbery-2|Thomas]] |[[Bosbery-2|Bosbery]] |1867 |"In
Loving Memory
-of-
MARY BOSBERY
AT REST 13TH JANUARY 1900
AGED 80
EARTH HOLDS NO OTHER LIKE TO THEE
THOMAS HUSBAND OF
MARY BOSBERY
DIED 24TH MARCH 1867
INTERRED AT KENSAL GREEN.
THOMAS SMITH BOSBERY
ONLY SON
DIED 7TH NOVEMBER 1866" |- |{{Image|file=Bean-6122.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Bosbery-3|Thomas Smith]] |[[Bosbery-3|Bosbery]] |1866 |"In
Loving Memory
-of-
MARY BOSBERY
AT REST 13TH JANUARY 1900
AGED 80
EARTH HOLDS NO OTHER LIKE TO THEE
THOMAS HUSBAND OF
MARY BOSBERY
DIED 24TH MARCH 1867
INTERRED AT KENSAL GREEN.
THOMAS SMITH BOSBERY
ONLY SON
DIED 7TH NOVEMBER 1866" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-213.jpg|size=s}} |1396N |[[Nicholls-2514|Gertrude Mary (Nicholls)]] |[[Nicholls-2514|Boshier]] |1988 |"In Loving Memory
--of--
HENRY HUBERT BOSHIER
BORN 30TH JULY 1888
DIED 13TH FEBRUARY 1967
---
AND OF HIS WIFE
GERTRUDE MARY BOSHIER
BORN 15TH OCTOBER 1893
DIED 18TH DECEMBER 1988" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-213.jpg|size=s}} |1396N |[[Boshier-14|Henry Hubert]] |[[Boshier-14|Boshier]] |1967 |"In Loving Memory
--of--
HENRY HUBERT BOSHIER
BORN 30TH JULY 1888
DIED 13TH FEBRUARY 1967
---
AND OF HIS WIFE
GERTRUDE MARY BOSHIER
BORN 15TH OCTOBER 1893
DIED 18TH DECEMBER 1988" |- |{{Image|file=Bowden-3351.jpg|size=s}} |1813Y |[[Bowden-3351|Billy]] |[[Bowden-3351|Bowden]] |1930 |"In Loving Memory
of
Billy Bowden
1921 - 1930
Grandparents
Caroline Doe
1828 - 1901
Henry Doe
1833 - 1912" |- |{{Image|file=Bowers-6576.jpg|size=s}} |2829Y |[[Bowers-6576|Henry Samuel]] |[[Bowers-6576|Bowers]] |1867 |"SACRED
TO THE MEMORY OF
HENRY BOWERS
WHO DIED
SEPTEMBER 21ST 1867,
IN THE 62ND YEAR OF
HIS AGE." |- |{{Image|file=Bowers-6841.jpg|size=s}} |554N |[[Bowers-6578|Margaret]] |[[Bowers-6578|Bowers]] |1898 |"In Memory
-OF-
ELIZA,
WIFE OF GEORGE JOHNSON,
DIED 25TH MAY 1892,
AGED 51 YEARS.
ALSO
MARGARET BOWERS,
SISTER OF THE ABOVE,
DIED NOVEMBER 7TH 1898,
AGED 61 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Bowers-6577.jpg|size=s}} |2829Y |[[Bowers-6577|William Henry]] |[[Bowers-6577|Bowers]] |1906 |"In Loving Memory of WILLIAM HENRY. THE BELOVED HUSBAND OF JANE BOWERS." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-539.jpg|size=s}} |541N |[[Bowler-1010|George]] |[[Bowler-1010|Bowler]] |1915 |"In
Loving Memory of
GEORGE BOWLER
WHO DIED 13TH MAY 1915, AGED 80 YEARS
----
Also of MARY,
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED 6TH JUNE 1893, AGED 58 YEARS.
----
Also, SERGT. E. SUTER,
WHO DIED WHILE SERVING HIS COUNTRY
4TH JANY. 1916, AGED 52 YEARS.
AT REST.
Also EDGAR WALKER
KILLED IN FRANCE 10TH SEPTR 1918
AGED 35 YEARS
HIS MEMORY EVER DEAR" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-539.jpg|size=s}} |541N |[[Peto-64|Mary (Peto)]] |[[Peto-64|Bowler]] |1893 |"In
Loving Memory of
GEORGE BOWLER
WHO DIED 13TH MAY 1915, AGED 80 YEARS
----
Also of MARY,
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED 6TH JUNE 1893, AGED 58 YEARS.
----
Also, SERGT. E. SUTER,
WHO DIED WHILE SERVING HIS COUNTRY
4TH JANY. 1916, AGED 52 YEARS.
AT REST.
Also EDGAR WALKER
KILLED IN FRANCE 10TH SEPTR 1918
AGED 35 YEARS
HIS MEMORY EVER DEAR" |- |{{Image|file=Boxall-393.jpg|size=s}} |2772Y |[[Boxall-393|Elizabeth Rebecca]] |[[Boxall-393|Boxall]] |1884 |"Sacred
to the
Memory of
ELIZABETH REBECCA BOXALL
only beloved child of
ROBERT and EM[MA] BOXALL
who [died]
March 2_..
1884
..
Yea[rs]
..
Lo.." |- |{{Image|file=Field-5326.jpg|size=s}} |635Y |[[Woods-12816|Emma (Woods)]] |[[Woods-12816|Boxall]] |1927 |"IN MEMORY OF
WILLIAM FIELD
DIED DEC. 11TH 1864, AGED 24 YEARS.
---
ALSO OF EMMA BOXALL, HIS WIFE
DIED APRIL 26TH 1927, AGED 85 YEARS.
'RE-UNITED.'" |- |{{Image|file=Boxall-392.jpg|size=s}} |27aY |[[Aylwin-50|Emma (Aylwin)]] |[[Aylwin-50|Boxall]] |1909 |"In ever Loving
Memory of
ROBERT BOXALL
AT REST 31ST MARCH 1906
AGED 76 YEARS.
ALSO EMMA BOXALL WIFE OF THE ABOVE
AT REST 21ST JANUARY 1909
AGED 73 YEARS
HER END WAS PEACE." |- |{{Image|file=Boxall-392.jpg|size=s}} |27aY |[[Boxall-392|Robert]] |[[Boxall-392|Boxall]] |1906 |"In ever Loving
Memory of
ROBERT BOXALL
AT REST 31ST MARCH 1906
AGED 76 YEARS.
ALSO EMMA BOXALL WIFE OF THE ABOVE
AT REST 21ST JANUARY 1909
AGED 73 YEARS
HER END WAS PEACE." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-408.jpg|size=s}} |1499Y |[[Lillywhite-76|Annie Maria]] |[[Lillywhite-76|Bradley]] |1945 |"IN
LOVING MEMORY OF
FREDERICK EDWIN BRADLEY
WHO PASSED PEACEFULLY AWAY
25TH JULY 1925
'AT THE GOING DOWN OF THE SUN AND
IN THE MORNING, I WILL REMEMBER THEE.'
ALSO ANNIE MARIA, HIS WIFE
14TH MARCH 1945" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-277.jpg|size=s}} |849N |[[Triggs-224|Emily]] |[[Triggs-224|Bradley]] |1896 |"In Loving Memory of
EMILY
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
AUGUSTUS BRADLEY,
WHO FELL ASLEEP MARCH 3RD 1896
AGED 39 YEARS.
-----
AT REST" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-408.jpg|size=s}} |1499N |[[Bradley-11983|Frederick Edwin]] |[[Bradley-11983|Bradley]] |1925 |"IN
LOVING MEMORY OF
FREDERICK EDWIN BRADLEY
WHO PASSED PEACEFULLY AWAY
25TH JULY 1925
'AT THE GOING DOWN OF THE SUN AND
IN THE MORNING, I WILL REMEMBER THEE.'
ALSO ANNIE MARIA, HIS WIFE
14TH MARCH 1945" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-397.jpg|size=s}} |1233N |[[Bradley-11986|George]] |[[Bradley-11986|Bradley]] |1895 |"IHS
JANE BRADLEY
BORN APRIL 27TH 1822
DIED JANUARY? 2_ 1873
-----
GEORGE BRADLEY
BORN SEPTEMBER 18TH 1821
DIED MARCH 8TH 1895
-----" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-397.jpg|size=s}} |1233N |[[Elson-542|Jane (Elson)]] |[[Elson-542|Bradley]] |1873 |"IHS
JANE BRADLEY
BORN APRIL 27TH 1822
DIED JANUARY? 2_ 1873
-----
GEORGE BRADLEY
BORN SEPTEMBER 18TH 1821
DIED MARCH 8TH 1895
-----" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-405.jpg|size=s}} |1282N |[[Smith-191302|Mary Caroline]] |[[Smith-191302|Bradley]] |1880 |"In
Affectionate Remembrance of
MARY CAROLINE,
WIFE OF
JOHN BRADLEY
WHO DIED NOVEMBER.. 1880
AGED 62 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-664.jpg|size=s}} |A21Y |Queenie Elizabeth |Branson |2010 |"In Loving Memory Of
QUEENIE ELIZABETH
BRANSON
1917-2010..." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-660.jpg|size=s}} |18Y |[[Allen-40148|Mary (Allen)]] |[[Allen-40148|Brewster]] |1868 |"IN
MEMORY OF
MARY WIFE OF
THOMAS BREWSTER
DIED OCTOBER 23RD 1868
AGED 69 YEARS
ELIZABETH PARKER
DIED MARCH 4TH 1919
AGED 87" |- |{{Image|file=Brooks-16613.jpg|size=s}} |882Y |[[Brooks-16614|Annie]] |[[Brooks-16614|Brooks]] |1892 |"IN
AFFECTIONATE
REMEMBRANCE OF
GEORGE SON OF
CHARLES & MARY [ANN]
BROOKS
WHO DIED OCTR 31ST 1882
AGED 10 YEARS & [6] MONTHS
-+-
.. ..ING
.. A_LY LIFE IN SA..
..ETHER STILL I'LL? ..
..Y .." |- | |275N |[[Brooks-16613|Charles]] |[[Brooks-16613|Brooks]] |1907 | |- |{{Image|file=Brooks-16613.jpg|size=s}} |882Y |[[Brooks-16613|George]] |[[Brooks-16613|Brooks]] |1882 |"IN
AFFECTIONATE
REMEMBRANCE OF
GEORGE SON OF
CHARLES & MARY [ANN]
BROOKS
WHO DIED OCTR 31ST 1882
AGED 10 YEARS & [6] MONTHS
-+-
.. ..ING
.. A_LY LIFE IN SA..
..ETHER STILL I'LL? ..
..Y .." |- | |275N |[[Jones-85123|Mary Ann (Jones)]] |[[Jones-85123|Brooks]] |1887 | |- |{{Image|file=Broom-888.jpg|size=s}} |1791Y |[[Tubb-352|Ellen]] |[[Tubb-352|Broom]] |1917 |"In
Loving Memory
of
HARRY BROOM
AT REST APRIL 21ST 1896
AGED 46 YEARS.
-+-
FLORENCE ELLEN
DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE,
AT REST MAY 19TH 1898
AGED 16 YEARS.
-+-
'THY WILL BE DONE.'" |- |{{Image|file=Broom-888.jpg|size=s}} |1791Y |[[Broom-889|Florence Ellen]] |[[Broom-889|Broom]] |1898 |"In
Loving Memory
of
HARRY BROOM
AT REST APRIL 21ST 1896
AGED 46 YEARS.
-+-
FLORENCE ELLEN
DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE,
AT REST MAY 19TH 1898
AGED 16 YEARS.
-+-
'THY WILL BE DONE.'" |- |{{Image|file=Broom-888.jpg|size=s}} |1791Y |[[Broom-888|Harry]] |[[Broom-888|Broom]] |1896 |"In
Loving Memory
of
HARRY BROOM
AT REST APRIL 21ST 1896
AGED 46 YEARS.
-+-
FLORENCE ELLEN
DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE,
AT REST MAY 19TH 1898
AGED 16 YEARS.
-+-
'THY WILL BE DONE.'" |- |{{Image|file=Broom-829.jpg|size=s}} |2487Y |[[Goldsworthy-1239|Mary Ann (Goldsworthy)]] |[[Goldsworthy-1239|Broom]] |1907 |"IHS
In
Loving Memory
of
THOMAS BROOM
WHO DIED JUNE 9TH? 1879
AGED 58 YEARS
IN THE MIDST OF LIFE WE ARE IN
DEATH
..
MARY ANN
WIFE OF
THOMAS BROOM
WHO DIED FEBRUARY 23 1907
[AGED 84]
AND W...
..." |- |{{Image|file=Broom-829.jpg|size=s}} |2487Y |[[Broom-829|Thomas]] |[[Broom-829|Broom]] |1879 |"IHS
In
Loving Memory
of
THOMAS BROOM
WHO DIED JUNE 9TH? 1879
AGED 58 YEARS
IN THE MIDST OF LIFE WE ARE IN
DEATH
..
MARY ANN
WIFE OF
THOMAS BROOM
WHO DIED FEBRUARY 23 1907
[AGED 84]
AND W...
..." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-215.jpg|size=s}} |1393N |[[Coleman-11443|Alice]] |[[Coleman-11443|Brown]] |1921 |"IN LOVING MEMORY OF
ERNEST BROWN
1877-1925
and
ALICE BROWN
1875-1921
And their daughters
DOROTHY
1905-1960
ETHEL
1906-1997
MABEL
1912-1983
KATHLEEN
1913-1967
Always in our thoughts" |- |{{Image|file=Brown-100884.jpg|size=s}} |2134Y |[[Tiffin-214|Deborah (Tiffin)]] |[[Tiffin-214|Brown]] |1888 |"IN
AFFECTIONATE
REMEMBRANCE OF
JAMES HULL BROWN
WHO DIED NOVR 5TH 1875
AGED 59 YEARS
-+-
ALSO DEBORAH
HIS WIFE
WHO DIED MAY 16TH 18[88]" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-215.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Brown-91953|Dorothy]] |[[Brown-91953|Brown]] |1960 |"IN LOVING MEMORY OF
ERNEST BROWN
1877-1925
and
ALICE BROWN
1875-1921
And their daughters
DOROTHY
1905-1960
ETHEL
1906-1997
MABEL
1912-1983
KATHLEEN
1913-1967
Always in our thoughts" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-630.jpg|size=s}} |1253Y |[[Littlefield-1511|Edith Violet May]] |[[Littlefield-1511|Brown]] |1948 |"Sacred? to? the Memory
of
EDITH VIOLET MAY BROWN
DEVOTED WIFE AND MOTHER
WHO PASSED AWAY PEACEFULLY?
ON JANUARY 6TH 1948
AGED 62 YEARS
...
F.. forgiving?..
Also
FREDERICK ERNEST BROWN
DEARLY LOVED HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE
WHO PASSED PEACEFULLY AWAY
ON JUNE 18TH 1972 AGED 82 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Moore-53832.jpg|size=s}} |695-6N |[[Brown-104142|Eliza Jane]] |[[Brown-104142|Brown]] |1916 |"In Sacred Memory of
MARY ANN
WIDOW OF RICHARD BROWN
DIED MARCH 18TH 1895.
---
Also E.J. BROWN,
DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE
(ON OTHER SIDE OF SAME STONE)
MAR... OW..
W..
LLANAWAY COTTAGES,
MARCH _8TH, 1895
AGED 68.
SHE WAS FOR NEARLY .. YEARS BIBLE WOMAN
IN CONNECTION WITH MOTHERS MEETING
GODALMING ... ORGANISED? BY ...
MISS? HALLAM & MRS ... WHO ERECTED THIS STONE?
AS A PROOF OF THEIR AFFECTIONATE ESTEEM
A SUCCOURER OF MANY.
BLESSED ARE THE DEAD WHICH
DIE IN THE LORD" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-215.jpg|size=s}} |1393aN |[[Brown-91952|Ernest]] |[[Brown-91952|Brown]] |1925 |"IN LOVING MEMORY OF
ERNEST BROWN
1877-1925
and
ALICE BROWN
1875-1921
And their daughters
DOROTHY
1905-1960
ETHEL
1906-1997
MABEL
1912-1983
KATHLEEN
1913-1967
Always in our thoughts" |- |{{Image|file=Titmas-8.jpg|size=s}} |2251Y |[[Brown-99439|Ernest Douglas]] |[[Brown-99439|Brown]] |1967 | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-215.jpg|size=s}} |1393N |[[Brown-91955|Ethel]] |[[Brown-91955|Brown]] |1997 |"IN LOVING MEMORY OF
ERNEST BROWN
1877-1925
and
ALICE BROWN
1875-1921
And their daughters
DOROTHY
1905-1960
ETHEL
1906-1997
MABEL
1912-1983
KATHLEEN
1913-1967
Always in our thoughts" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-630.jpg|size=s}} |1253Y |[[Brown-93853|Frederick Ernest]] |[[Brown-93853|Brown]] |1972 |"Sacred? to? the Memory
of
EDITH VIOLET MAY BROWN
DEVOTED WIFE AND MOTHER
WHO PASSED AWAY PEACEFULLY?
ON JANUARY 6TH 1948
AGED 62 YEARS
...
F.. forgiving?..
Also
FREDERICK ERNEST BROWN
DEARLY LOVED HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE
WHO PASSED PEACEFULLY AWAY
ON JUNE 18TH 1972 AGED 82 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Walker-40569.jpg|size=s}} |2820Y |[[Walker-40569|Elizabeth Sarah (Walker)]] |[[Walker-40569|Browne]] |1864 |"Elizabeth Sarah Browne Died June 14 1864 Aged 70
..." |- |{{Image|file=Titmas-8.jpg|size=s}} |2251Y |[[Brown-99441|Graeme Douglas]] |[[Brown-99441|Brown]] |1996 |"IN LOVING MEMORY
OF
RHODA EVELYN BROWN
DIED 30TH JULY 1995
AGED 85 YEARS
GRAEME DOUGLAS
BROWN
DIED 13th APRIL 1996
AGED 89 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Brown-100884.jpg|size=s}} |2134Y |[[Brown-100884|James Hull]] |[[Brown-100884|Brown]] |1875 |"IN
AFFECTIONATE
REMEMBRANCE OF
JAMES HULL BROWN
WHO DIED NOVR 5TH 1875
AGED 59 YEARS
-+-
ALSO DEBORAH
HIS WIFE
WHO DIED MAY 16TH 18[88]" |- | |576Y |[[Cooke-6161|Jane Charlotte (Cooke)]] |[[Cooke-6161|Brown]] |1886 | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-215.jpg|size=s}} |1393AN |[[Brown-91957|Kathleen Florence (Brown)]] |[[Brown-91957|Valentine]] |1987 |"IN LOVING MEMORY OF
ERNEST BROWN
1877-1925
and
ALICE BROWN
1875-1921
And their daughters
DOROTHY
1905-1960
ETHEL
1906-1997
MABEL
1912-1983
KATHLEEN
1913-1967
Always in our thoughts" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-215.jpg|size=s}} |1393N |[[Brown-91956|Mabel (Brown)]] |[[Brown-91956|Luranc]] |1983 |"IN LOVING MEMORY OF
ERNEST BROWN
1877-1925
and
ALICE BROWN
1875-1921
And their daughters
DOROTHY
1905-1960
ETHEL
1906-1997
MABEL
1912-1983
KATHLEEN
1913-1967
Always in our thoughts" |- |{{Image|file=Titmas-8.jpg|size=s}} |2251BY |[[Titmas-11|Margaret Talbot (Titmas)]] |[[Titmas-11|Brown]] |1953 |"ALSO OF
MARGARET TALBOT
BROWN
BELOVED WIFE OF
E.D. BROWN
DIED 19TH JAN 1953
AGED 69 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Moore-53832.jpg|size=s}} |695N |[[Moore-53832|Mary Ann (Moore)]] |[[Moore-53832|Brown]] |1895 |"In Sacred Memory of
MARY ANN
WIDOW OF RICHARD BROWN
DIED MARCH 18TH 1895.
---
Also E.J. BROWN,
DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE
(ON OTHER SIDE OF SAME STONE)
MAR... OW..
W..
LLANAWAY COTTAGES,
MARCH _8TH, 1895
AGED 68.
SHE WAS FOR NEARLY .. YEARS BIBLE WOMAN
IN CONNECTION WITH MOTHERS MEETING
GODALMING ... ORGANISED? BY ...
MISS? HALLAM & MRS ... WHO ERECTED THIS STONE?
AS A PROOF OF THEIR AFFECTIONATE ESTEEM
A SUCCOURER OF MANY.
BLESSED ARE THE DEAD WHICH
DIE IN THE LORD" |- |{{Image|file=Titmas-8.jpg|size=s}} |2251Y |[[Painter-2850|Rhoda Evelyn (Painter)]] |[[Painter-2850|Brown]] |1995 |"IN LOVING MEMORY
OF
RHODA EVELYN BROWN
DIED 30TH JULY 1995
AGED 85 YEARS
GRAEME DOUGLAS
BROWN
DIED 13th APRIL 1996
AGED 89 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Budd-1724.jpg|size=s}} |750aN |[[Hine-899|Flora (Hine)]] |[[Hine-899|Budd]] |1910 |"IN
LOVING MEMORY OF
MY DEAR HUSBAND
THOMAS BUDD,
WHO FELL ASLEEP IN JESUS,
18TH. SEPTEMBER 1896.
AGED 71 YEARS.
'THEM ALSO WHICH SLEEP IN JESUS WILL
GOD BRING WITH HIM.' 1ST. THESS. 4TH. CHAP. 14TH. VERSE.
IN
MEMORY OF OUR DEARLY BELOVED
AND DEVOTED MOTHER
FLORA BUDD,
WHO FELL ASLEEP IN THE LORD
AND JOINED HER BELOVED
HUSBAND AND OUR BELOVED FATHER
THE ABOVE
1ST JUNE 1910
AGED 84 YEARS.
WITH CHRIST WHICH IS FAR BETTER.
- PHILIPPIANS CH. 23 2D VERSE" |- |{{Image|file=Budd-1724.jpg|size=s}} |750aN |[[Budd-1724|Thomas]] |[[Budd-1724|Budd]] |1896 |"IN
LOVING MEMORY OF
MY DEAR HUSBAND
THOMAS BUDD,
WHO FELL ASLEEP IN JESUS,
18TH. SEPTEMBER 1896.
AGED 71 YEARS.
'THEM ALSO WHICH SLEEP IN JESUS WILL
GOD BRING WITH HIM.' 1ST. THESS. 4TH. CHAP. 14TH. VERSE.
IN
MEMORY OF OUR DEARLY BELOVED
AND DEVOTED MOTHER
FLORA BUDD,
WHO FELL ASLEEP IN THE LORD
AND JOINED HER BELOVED
HUSBAND AND OUR BELOVED FATHER
THE ABOVE
1ST JUNE 1910
AGED 84 YEARS.
WITH CHRIST WHICH IS FAR BETTER.
- PHILIPPIANS CH. 23 2D VERSE" |- |{{Image|file=Burchatt-24.jpg|size=s}} |2230Y |[[Burchatt-24|Charles]] |[[Burchatt-24|Burchatt]] |1875 |"CHARLES BURCHATT
DIED SEP 11TH 1875
AGED 59 YEARS.
HARRIETT WIFE OF THE ABOVE
DIED JANY 7? 1880
AGED 65 YEARS.
EDWARD BURCHATT
SON OF THE ABOVE
DIED NOVEMBER 2ND? 1889
AGED 42 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Burchatt-24.jpg|size=s}} |2229Y |[[Burchatt-25|Edward]] |[[Burchatt-25|Burchatt]] |1889 |"CHARLES BURCHATT
DIED SEP 11TH 1875
AGED 59 YEARS.
HARRIETT WIFE OF THE ABOVE
DIED JANY 7? 1880
AGED 65 YEARS.
EDWARD BURCHATT
SON OF THE ABOVE
DIED NOVEMBER 2ND? 1889
AGED 42 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Burchatt-24.jpg|size=s}} |2230Y |[[Ansell-847|Harriett (Ansell)]] |[[Ansell-847|Burchatt]] |1880 |"CHARLES BURCHATT
DIED SEP 11TH 1875
AGED 59 YEARS.
HARRIETT WIFE OF THE ABOVE
DIED JANY 7? 1880
AGED 65 YEARS.
EDWARD BURCHATT
SON OF THE ABOVE
DIED NOVEMBER 2ND? 1889
AGED 42 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Burrell-2204.jpg|size=s}} |2328Y |[[Burrell-2204|Edward Franklin]] |[[Burrell-2204|Burrell]] |1910 |"In Loving Memory of
EMILY BURRELL,
WHO DIED JULY 14TH 1881
IN HER 38TH YEAR.
-+-
Also of
EDWARD FRANKLIN BURRELL
WHO DIED JANY 3RD 1910
IN HIS 70TH YEAR." |- |{{Image|file=Burrell-2204.jpg|size=s}} |2328Y |[[Arnold-14538|Emily (Arnold)]] |[[Arnold-14538|Burrell]] |1881 |"In Loving Memory of
EMILY BURRELL,
WHO DIED JULY 14TH 1881
IN HER 38TH YEAR.
-+-
Also of
EDWARD FRANKLIN BURRELL
WHO DIED JANY 3RD 1910
IN HIS 70TH YEAR." |- |{{Image|file=Talmon-19.jpg|size=s}} |2312Y |[[Talmon-19|Jane (Talmon)]] |[[Talmon-19|Burrell]] |1877 |"In Affectionate Remembrance
-of-
JANE,
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
JAMES BURRELL
WHO DIED SEPT. 16TH 1877,
AGED 56 YEARS.
-+-
Also of
MARY JANE BURRELL,
DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE,
WHO DIED AUG 18TH 1951,
AGED 86 YEARS.
-+-
PEACE" |- |{{Image|file=Davison-3894.jpg|size=s}} |390Y |[[Davison-3894|Mary Ann (Davison)]] |[[Davison-3894|Burrell]] |1861 |"In
MEMORY OF
MARY ANN
WIFE OF
JAMES BURRELL
WHO DIED
MAY 1ST 1861,
AGED 43 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Talmon-19.jpg|size=s}} |2313Y |[[Burrell-2206|Mary Jane]] |[[Burrell-2206|Burrell]] |1951 |"In Affectionate Remembrance
-of-
JANE,
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
JAMES BURRELL
WHO DIED SEPT. 16TH 1877,
AGED 56 YEARS.
-+-
Also of
MARY JANE BURRELL,
DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE,
WHO DIED AUG 18TH 1951,
AGED 86 YEARS.
-+-
PEACE" |- |{{Image|file=Robbens-7.jpg|size=s}} |2226Y |[[Robbens-7|Jane (Robbens)]] |[[Robbens-7|Buscall]] |1873 |"Sacred
to the memory of
Jane, relict of
Charles Buscall
late of Swaffham, Norfolk
who died
December 17th 1873
aged [8]2 years.
-+-
Israel hath not [obtained that which he]
seeketh for but the [election hath obtained it]" |- |{{Image|file=Caesar-251.jpg|size=s}} |2217Y |[[Brewser-2|Jane (Brewser)]] |[[Brewser-2|Caesar]] |1874 |"JULIUS CAESAR
SURREY & ENGLAND CRICKETER
PROFESSIONAL AT CHARTERHOUSE
BORN MARCH 25, 1830
DIED MARCH 5, 1878
HERE ALSO LIES HIS WIFE
JANE 1829 - 1874" |- |{{Image|file=Caesar-251.jpg|size=s}} |2217Y |[[Caesar-251|Julius]] |[[Caesar-251|Caesar]] |1878 |"JULIUS CAESAR
SURREY & ENGLAND CRICKETER
PROFESSIONAL AT CHARTERHOUSE
BORN MARCH 25, 1830
DIED MARCH 5, 1878
HERE ALSO LIES HIS WIFE
JANE 1829 - 1874" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-504.jpg|size=s}} |1255N |[[Russell-21880|Janet (Russell)]] |[[Russell-21880|Campbell]] |1878 |"Sacred
TO THE MEMORY OF
JANET RUSSELL
WIFE OF
MR JAMES CAMPBELL
DIED NOVR ..1.. 1878
AGED 27
BLESSED ARE THE DEAD WHO
DIE IN THE LORD" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-265.jpg|size=s}} |1428N |[[Candy-239|Charles Crawford]] |[[Candy-239|Candy]] |1901 |"In
Loving Memory of
CHARLES CRAWFORD CANDY,
BORN SEPTEMBER 26TH 1865,
AT REST SEPTEMBER 18TH 1901
---
THERE'S PEACE AND REST IN PARADISE
---" |- |{{Image|file=Caplin-87.jpg|size=s}} |719Y |[[Caplin-87|Richard]] |[[Caplin-87|Caplin]] |1859 |"..
RICHARD CAPLIN
.." |- |{{Image|file=Carpenter-17896.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Kyberd-3|Ann (Kyberd)]] |[[Kyberd-3|Carpenter]] |1935 |"Sacred
to the memory of
Thomas Carpenter
son of
T. G. Carpenter
passed to the higher life
Sept 23rd 1928.
---
R.I.P.
Also of Ann,
dearly loved wife of the above
Died 24th February 1935." |- |{{Image|file=Carpenter-17896-1.jpg|size=s}} |2123Y |[[Jennings-9368|Eliza (Jennings)]] |[[Jennings-9368|Carpenter]] |1913 |"+
In Memory of
Emma Carpenter
who died on the 11th of J.. 1874
aged 26 years
---
In the midst of life we are in death.
---
Also of Eliza
the beloved wife of
Thomas Gibbins Carpenter
who died August 31st 1913
aged 92 years
husband of the above?
Thomas Gibbins Carpenter
who died November 29th 1914
aged 89 years
..." |- |{{Image|file=Carpenter-17896-1.jpg|size=s}} |2123Y |[[Carpenter-17897|Emma]] |[[Carpenter-17897|Carpenter]] |1874 |"+
In Memory of
Emma Carpenter
who died on the 11th of J.. 1874
aged 26 years
---
In the midst of life we are in death.
---
Also of Eliza
the beloved wife of
Thomas Gibbins Carpenter
who died August 31st 1913
aged 92 years
husband of the above?
Thomas Gibbins Carpenter
who died November 29th 1914
aged 89 years
..." |- |{{Image|file=Carpenter-18063.jpg|size=s}} |1832Y |[[Carpenter-18063|Fanny]] |[[Carpenter-18063|Carpenter]] |1917 |"In Loving Memory of
Fanny Carpenter
died Feb 14 1917
Blessed are the pure in heart" |- |{{Image|file=Carpenter-17896.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Carpenter-17898|Thomas]] |[[Carpenter-17898|Carpenter]] |1928 |"Sacred
to the memory of
Thomas Carpenter
son of
T. G. Carpenter
passed to the higher life
Sept 23rd 1928.
---
R.I.P.
Also of Ann,
dearly loved wife of the above
Died 24th February 1935." |- |{{Image|file=Carpenter-17896-1.jpg|size=s}} |2123Y |[[Carpenter-17896|Thomas Gibbins]] |[[Carpenter-17896|Carpenter]] |1914 |"+
In Memory of
Emma Carpenter
who died on the 11th of J.. 1874
aged 26 years
---
In the midst of life we are in death.
---
Also of Eliza
the beloved wife of
Thomas Gibbins Carpenter
who died August 31st 1913
aged 92 years
husband of the above?
Thomas Gibbins Carpenter
who died November 29th 1914
aged 89 years
..." |- |{{Image|file=Carter-30714.jpg|size=s}} |1877Y |[[Walker-41923|Alice (Walker)]] |[[Walker-41923|Carter]] |1914 |"In
Ever Loving Memory of
JAMES WESTBROOK CARTER
AGED 35,
WHO WAS CALLED HOME WHILE IN
THE MIDST OF HIS WORK
FEBY. 5TH. 1890.
-+-
FOR SO HE GIVETH HIS BELOVED SLEEP.
Also ALICE,
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
DIED OCTR. 22ND 1914,
AGED 59 YEARS.
-+-
'UNTIL THE DAY BREAK AND THE SHADOWS FLEE AWAY.'" |- |{{Image|file=Carter-30714.jpg|size=s}} |1877Y |[[Carter-30714|James Westbrook]] |[[Carter-30714|Carter]] |1890 |"In
Ever Loving Memory of
JAMES WESTBROOK CARTER
AGED 35,
WHO WAS CALLED HOME WHILE IN
THE MIDST OF HIS WORK
FEBY. 5TH. 1890.
-+-
FOR SO HE GIVETH HIS BELOVED SLEEP.
Also ALICE,
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
DIED OCTR. 22ND 1914,
AGED 59 YEARS.
-+-
'UNTIL THE DAY BREAK AND THE SHADOWS FLEE AWAY.'" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-280.jpg|size=s}} |873N |[[Carter-29004|Jeffery]] |[[Carter-29004|Carter]] |1895 |"..of
JEFFERY CARTER
MARCH 9TH 1895
..[90] YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-400.jpg|size=s}} |1227N |[[Chalcraft-45|Ellen Florence]] |[[Chalcraft-45|Chalcraft]] |1908 |"In
Loving Memory
of
ELLEN FLORENCE
CHALCRAFT WHO
DIED JUNE 19TH? 1908 AGED
15 YEARS
-----
..." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-583.jpg|size=s}} |10N |[[Rothwell-697|Anne Maria]] |[[Rothwell-697|Challen]] |1925 |"IN
LOVING MEMORY OF
ANNE MARIA,
WIFE OF G. CHALLEN.
AT REST 4TH JANUARY 1925
AGED 61 YEARS.
'UNTIL THE DAY BREAK.'
ALSO
GEORGE CHALLEN,
DIED 25TH MARCH 1941,
AGED 78 YEARS.
'PEACE'" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-583.jpg|size=s}} |10N |[[Challen-37|George]] |[[Challen-37|Challen]] |1941 |"IN
LOVING MEMORY OF
ANNE MARIA,
WIFE OF G. CHALLEN.
AT REST 4TH JANUARY 1925
AGED 61 YEARS.
'UNTIL THE DAY BREAK.'
ALSO
GEORGE CHALLEN,
DIED 25TH MARCH 1941,
AGED 78 YEARS.
'PEACE'" |- |{{Image|file=Challen-46.jpg|size=s}} |809Y |[[Edwards-25195|Maria (Edwards)]] |[[Edwards-25195|Challen]] |1878 |"In
Memory of
MARIA, WIFE OF
STEPHEN CHALLEN,
BORN SEPTEMBER 20TH 1832
DIED APRIL 4TH 1878
-+-
'SALVATION BELONGETH UNTO THE LORD,
THY BLESSING IS UPON THY PEOPLE.'
Also of
STEPHEN CHALLEN
DIED NOVEMBER 13TH 1903,
AGED 77 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Challen-46.jpg|size=s}} |809Y |[[Challen-46|Stephen]] |[[Challen-46|Challen]] |1903 |"In
Memory of
MARIA, WIFE OF
STEPHEN CHALLEN,
BORN SEPTEMBER 20TH 1832
DIED APRIL 4TH 1878
-+-
'SALVATION BELONGETH UNTO THE LORD,
THY BLESSING IS UPON THY PEOPLE.'
Also of
STEPHEN CHALLEN
DIED NOVEMBER 13TH 1903,
AGED 77 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-2.jpg|size=s}} |1846-7Y |[[Knox-3912|Ellen Matilda (Knox)]] |[[Knox-3912|Chance]] |1907 |"IN LOVING MEMORY OF
ELLEN MATILDA CHANCE
4TH MARCH 1907
AGED 69." |- |{{Image|file=Chandler-8364.jpg|size=s}} |2238Y |[[Kidd-3811|Ann White]] |[[Kidd-3811|Chandler]] |1901 |"GEORGE A CHANDLER
DIED 5TH JANY 1877
AGED 26 YEARS
AND
ANN WHITE
CHANDLER
HIS MOTHER
ENTERED INTO HER REST
7TH JANUARY 1901
AGED 78 YEARS.
THE FORMER THINGS ARE PASSED AWAY" |- |{{Image|file=Chandler-8364.jpg|size=s}} |2238Y |[[Chandler-8364|George Alfred]] |[[Chandler-8364|Chandler]] |1877 |"GEORGE A CHANDLER
DIED 5TH JANY 1877
AGED 26 YEARS
AND
ANN WHITE
CHANDLER
HIS MOTHER
ENTERED INTO HER REST
7TH JANUARY 1901
AGED 78 YEARS.
THE FORMER THINGS ARE PASSED AWAY" |- |{{Image|file=Charman-438.jpg|size=s}} |798Y |[[Charman-438|James]] |[[Charman-438|Charman]] |1875 |"..
JAMES CHARMAN
WHO DIED NOVEMBER 30TH [1875]
AGED 53 YEARS
HE BROUGHT DOWN MY STRENGTH
[AND] SHORTENED MY DAYS" |- |{{Image|file=Charman-438.jpg|size=s}} |798Y |[[Child-1384|Sarah (Child)]] |[[Child-1384|Charman]] |1898 |"..
JAMES CHARMAN
WHO DIED NOVEMBER 30TH [1875]
AGED 53 YEARS
HE BROUGHT DOWN MY STRENGTH
[AND] SHORTENED MY DAYS" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-279.jpg|size=s}} |870-1N |[[Cheel-12|Charles]] |[[Cheel-12|Cheel]] |1897 |"In
Loving Memory
of
CHARLES CHEEL
WHO DIED MAY 9TH 1897
AGED 50 YEARS.
'SO HE GIVETH HIS BELOVED SLEEP.'
ALSO OF KATE, HIS WIFE,
WHO DIED MAY 25TH 1937,
AGED 92 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-279.jpg|size=s}} |870-1N |[[Kettle-453|Kate]] |[[Kettle-453|Cheel]] |1937 |"In
Loving Memory
of
CHARLES CHEEL
WHO DIED MAY 9TH 1897
AGED 50 YEARS.
'SO HE GIVETH HIS BELOVED SLEEP.'
ALSO OF KATE, HIS WIFE,
WHO DIED MAY 25TH 1937,
AGED 92 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-473.jpg|size=s}} |1558N |[[Clark-51499|Amelia Jessie (Clark)]] |[[Clark-51499|Chennell]] |1864 |"[J?]ESSIE CHENNELL
..
TO..OT..
..
..FREDERICK WILLIAM C
HENNELL" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-473.jpg|size=s}} |1557N |[[Chennell-51|Frederick William]] |[[Chennell-51|Chennell]] |1863 |"[J?]ESSIE CHENNELL
..
TO..OT..
..
..FREDERICK WILLIAM C
HENNELL" |- | |1556N |[[Chennell-52|Louisa]] |[[Chennell-52|Chennell]] |1865 | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-587.jpg|size=s}} |1672FY |[[Chick-504|Benjamin Pearson]] |[[Chick-504|Chick]] |1914 |"'AT REST.'
In Loving Memory
-of-
BENJAMIN PEARSON CHICK
..M.. 25TH? 1914
AND MARIA HIS WIFE" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-587.jpg|size=s}} |1672FY |[[Lang-4934|Maria]] |[[Lang-4934|Chick]] |1916 |"'AT REST.'
In Loving Memory
-of-
BENJAMIN PEARSON CHICK
..M.. 25TH? 1914
AND MARIA HIS WIFE" |- | |1672Y |[[Chick-505|Sarah Ellen]] |[[Chick-505|Chick]] |1951 | |- |{{Image|file=Childs-2633.jpg|size=s}} |2570Y |[[Childs-2633|Rosa]] |[[Childs-2633|Childs]] |1882 |"IN MEMORY OF
ROSA CHILDS" |- |{{Image|file=Chilman-42.jpg|size=s}} |2099Y |[[Chilman-45|Abigail]] |[[Chilman-45|Chilman]] |1892 |"Also of
ABIGAIL CHILMAN
BORN DECR. 16TH 1803,
DIED JANY. 1ST 1892." |- |{{Image|file=Chilman-42.jpg|size=s}} |1992Y |[[Chilman-46|Ann Osman]] |[[Chilman-46|Chilman]] |1873 |"Also of
ANN OSMAN CHILMAN
BORN SEPTR 18TH 1854,
DIED JUNE 7TH 1873.
+
Also of
FLORA CHILMAN
BORN JAN 1ST 1869,
DIED APRIL 21ST 1869." |- |{{Image|file=Chilman-42.jpg|size=s}} |2100Y |[[Chilman-43|Edward]] |[[Chilman-43|Chilman]] |1884 |"In Loving Memory of
EDWARD CHILMAN
BORN AUGST. 14TH 1805,
DIED OCTR. 20TH 1884.
+
Also of
HARRIETT CHILMAN,
WIFE OF THE ABOVE,
BORN MARCH 26TH 1823,
DIED OCTR. 26TH 1888." |- |{{Image|file=Chilman-42.jpg|size=s}} |2099Y |[[Chilman-42|Edward William]] |[[Chilman-42|Chilman]] |1934 |"In Loving Memory of
HELEN, THE WIFE OF
EDWARD WILLIAM
CHILMAN,
BORN SEPT. 29TH 1852
DIED OCTR. 18TH 1912
LEARN AS IF YOU WERE TO LIVE FOR EVER.
LIVE AS IF YOU WERE TO DIE TO-MORROW.
ALSO EDWARD WILLIAM
HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE,
WHO DIED JUNE 16TH 1934, AGED 84." |- |{{Image|file=Chilman-42.jpg|size=s}} |1991Y |[[Chilman-47|Flora]] |[[Chilman-47|Chilman]] |1869 |"Also of
ANN OSMAN CHILMAN
BORN SEPTR 18TH 1854,
DIED JUNE 7TH 1873.
+
Also of
FLORA CHILMAN
BORN JAN 1ST 1869,
DIED APRIL 21ST 1869." |- |{{Image|file=Chilman-42.jpg|size=s}} |2100Y |[[Mills-17171|Harriett (Mills)]] |[[Mills-17171|Chilman]] |1888 |"In Loving Memory of
EDWARD CHILMAN
BORN AUGST. 14TH 1805,
DIED OCTR. 20TH 1884.
+
Also of
HARRIETT CHILMAN,
WIFE OF THE ABOVE,
BORN MARCH 26TH 1823,
DIED OCTR. 26TH 1888." |- |{{Image|file=Chilman-42.jpg|size=s}} |2099Y |[[Rea-1915|Helen (Rea)]] |[[Rea-1915|Chilman]] |1912 |"In Loving Memory of
HELEN, THE WIFE OF
EDWARD WILLIAM
CHILMAN,
BORN SEPT. 29TH 1852
DIED OCTR. 18TH 1912
LEARN AS IF YOU WERE TO LIVE FOR EVER.
LIVE AS IF YOU WERE TO DIE TO-MORROW.
ALSO EDWARD WILLIAM
HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE,
WHO DIED JUNE 16TH 1934, AGED 84." |- |{{Image|file=Griffiths-4051.jpg|size=s}} |2654Y |[[Griffiths-4051|Louisa Mary (Griffiths)]] |[[Griffiths-4051|Christian]] |1879 |"In
MEMORY OF
LOUISA MARY
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
GEORGE CHRISTIAN
WHO DIED
THE .. JULY 1879
IN HER 60TH YEAR" |- |{{Image|file=Chuter-60.jpg|size=s}} |2197Y |[[Chuter-60|Jane Caroline]] |[[Chuter-60|Chuter]] |1867 |"IN MEMORY OF
JANE CAROLINE CHUTER
THE BE[LOVED NIECE] OF
JANE & R[OBERT RICHARD]S
BORN ...
DIED? ...
...
..." |- |{{Image|file=Clark-54566.jpg|size=s}} |2091Y |[[Clark-54566|John]] |[[Clark-54566|Clark]] |1863 |"John Clark
June 19th 1863
Sarah Clark
Aug 2nd 1869
Sarah Clark
Apr 9th? 1888
Marten Clark
Aug 9th 1868" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-317.jpg|size=s}} |1453N |[[Clark-51503|Joseph Cecil]] |[[Clark-51503|Clark]] |1908 |"..OF
JOSEPH CECIL CLARK
SON OF
WILLIAM AND ANN CLARK
BORN JUNE 22ND 1901
DIED OCTOBER 22ND 1908
-----
SOME DAY WE SHALL UNDERSTAND" |- |{{Image|file=Clark-54566.jpg|size=s}} |2091Y |[[Clark-54569|Marten]] |[[Clark-54569|Clark]] |1868 |"John Clark
June 19th 1863
Sarah Clark
Aug 2nd 1869
Sarah Clark
Apr 9th? 1888
Marten Clark
Aug 9th 1868" |- |{{Image|file=Clark-54566.jpg|size=s}} |2092Y |[[Unknown-499897|Sarah]] |[[Unknown-499897|Clark]] |1869 |"John Clark
June 19th 1863
Sarah Clark
Aug 2nd 1869
Sarah Clark
Apr 9th? 1888
Marten Clark
Aug 9th 1868" |- |{{Image|file=Clark-54566.jpg|size=s}} |2093Y |[[Clark-54567|Sarah]] |[[Clark-54567|Clark]] |1888 |"John Clark
June 19th 1863
Sarah Clark
Aug 2nd 1869
Sarah Clark
Apr 9th? 1888
Marten Clark
Aug 9th 1868" |- |{{Image|file=Clark-55412.jpg|size=s}} |476N |[[Clark-55412|Walter]] |[[Clark-55412|Clark]] |1890 |"...
WALTER CLARK
of BISHOPS WALTHAM
Died at FARNCOMBE
May 27 1890
Aged [53] years
Until the day break and the shadows flee away" |- |{{Image|file=Clarke-14507.jpg|size=s}} |2247Y |[[McClean-618|Eleanor (McClean)]] |[[McClean-618|Clarke]] |1869 |"In
Affectionate Memory
of
WILLIAM CLARKE
AT REST DEC 18 1865 AGED 71
ELEANOR HIS WIFE
DIED SEPT 3 1869 AGED 78
EMILY THEIR DAUGHTER
WIFE OF STEPHEN HALES
FELL ASLEEP SEPT 14 1862 AGED 39" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-347.jpg|size=s}} |1039N |[[Unknown-479721|Elizabeth]] |[[Unknown-479721|Clarke]] |1890 |"IN
AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE
OF
ELIZABETH
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
JOSEPH CLARKE
WHO DIED JANY. 7TH 1890
IN THE 72ND YEAR OF HER AGE
-----
HER END WAS PEACE.
-----
ALSO OF
JOSEPH CLARKE
HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED SEPR. 10TH 1896
AGED 77 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Clarke-14507.jpg|size=s}} |2248Y |[[Clarke-14511|Elmer Arnold]] |[[Clarke-14511|Clarke]] |1901 |"In
Loving Memory
of
WILLIAM AUGUSTUS CLARKE
DIED OCT 7 1892 AGED 61
EMMA, HIS WIFE
AT REST JAN 28 1889 AGED 47.
ERNEST JAMES THEIR SECOND SON
FELL ASLEEP FEB 14 1869 AGED 1 YEAR
R. I. P.
ELMER ARNOLD THEIR THIRD SON
JUNE 9 1901 AGED 28 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Clarke-14507.jpg|size=s}} |2244Y |[[Arnold-14580|Emma (Arnold)]] |[[Arnold-14580|Clarke]] |1889 |"In
Loving Memory
of
WILLIAM AUGUSTUS CLARKE
DIED OCT 7 1892 AGED 61
EMMA, HIS WIFE
AT REST JAN 28 1889 AGED 47.
ERNEST JAMES THEIR SECOND SON
FELL ASLEEP FEB 14 1869 AGED 1 YEAR
R. I. P.
ELMER ARNOLD THEIR THIRD SON
JUNE 9 1901 AGED 28 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Clarke-14507.jpg|size=s}} |2246Y |[[Clarke-14510|Ernest James]] |[[Clarke-14510|Clarke]] |1869 |"In
Loving Memory
of
WILLIAM AUGUSTUS CLARKE
DIED OCT 7 1892 AGED 61
EMMA, HIS WIFE
AT REST JAN 28 1889 AGED 47.
ERNEST JAMES THEIR SECOND SON
FELL ASLEEP FEB 14 1869 AGED 1 YEAR
R. I. P.
ELMER ARNOLD THEIR THIRD SON
JUNE 9 1901 AGED 28 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-3.jpg|size=s}} |1753-4Y |[[Inwood-344|Fanny]] |[[Inwood-344|Clarke]] |1910 |"IN
LOVING MEMORY
OF
FANNY CLARKE
AT REST 10 ___ 1910
...
GEORGE BOWLER CLARKE
PASSED OVER ON JULY 16TH 1930" |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-3.jpg|size=s}} |1753-4Y |[[Clarke-13211|George Bowler]] |[[Clarke-13211|Clarke]] |1930 |"IN
LOVING MEMORY
OF
FANNY CLARKE
AT REST 10 ___ 1910
...
GEORGE BOWLER CLARKE
PASSED OVER ON JULY 16TH 1930" |- | |2275Y |[[Clarke-13801|Gwenllian]] |[[Clarke-13801|Clarke]] |1880 | |- |{{Image|file=Clarke-14057.jpg|size=s}} |1241aY |[[Clarke-14057|Hubert]] |[[Clarke-14057|Clarke]] |1917 |"IN MEMORY OF
HUBERT CLARKE
MINISTER AT MEAD ROW CHAPEL
WHO DIED AT GODALMING
ON JANUARY 22ND 1917
AGED 63 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Clarke-14129.jpg|size=s}} |554Y |[[Clarke-14129|John]] |[[Clarke-14129|Clarke]] |1864 |"Sacred
to the Memory of
JOHN CLARKE
who died May 17th 1864
Aged 74 Years
-+-
Also
MARY Wife of the above
[& of] five of their children, viz
MARIA, GEORGE, CHARLES
ALFRED, and ROBERT
Those remains are deposited in the
churchyard." |- | |555Y |[[Clarke-14128|John]] |[[Clarke-14128|Clarke]] |1905 | |- |{{Image|file=Elson-551.jpg|size=s}} |556Y |[[Clarke-14127|John Elwin]] |[[Clarke-14127|Clarke]] |1869 |"In
MEMORY OF
MARY ANN CLARKE,
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
JOHN CLARKE,
DIED JULY 31ST 1859,
IN THE 36TH YEAR
OF HER AGE.
---
THY WILL O LORD BE DONE.
---
ALSO
JOHN ELWIN CLARKE
SON OF THE ABOVE
DIED APRIL 9TH 1869,
AGED 10 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-347.jpg|size=s}} |1039N |[[Clarke-13800|Joseph]] |[[Clarke-13800|Clarke]] |1896 |"IN
AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE
OF
ELIZABETH
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
JOSEPH CLARKE
WHO DIED JANY. 7TH 1890
IN THE 72ND YEAR OF HER AGE
-----
HER END WAS PEACE.
-----
ALSO OF
JOSEPH CLARKE
HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED SEPR. 10TH 1896
AGED 77 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Elson-551.jpg|size=s}} |556Y |[[Elwin-59|Mary Ann (Elwin)]] |[[Elwin-59|Clarke]] |1859 |"In
MEMORY OF
MARY ANN CLARKE,
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
JOHN CLARKE,
DIED JULY 31ST 1859,
IN THE 36TH YEAR
OF HER AGE.
---
THY WILL O LORD BE DONE.
---
ALSO
JOHN ELWIN CLARKE
SON OF THE ABOVE
DIED APRIL 9TH 1869,
AGED 10 YEARS." |- | |602N |[[Christmas-663|Mary Ann]] |[[Christmas-663|Clarke]] |1919 | |- |{{Image|file=Clarke-14507.jpg|size=s}} |2247Y |[[Clarke-14507|William]] |[[Clarke-14507|Clarke]] |1865 |"In
Affectionate Memory
of
WILLIAM CLARKE
AT REST DEC 18 1865 AGED 71
ELEANOR HIS WIFE
DIED SEPT 3 1869 AGED 78
EMILY THEIR DAUGHTER
WIFE OF STEPHEN HALES
FELL ASLEEP SEPT 14 1862 AGED 39" |- | |602N |[[Clarke-13802|William]] |[[Clarke-13802|Clarke]] |1891 | |- |{{Image|file=Clarke-14507.jpg|size=s}} |2244Y |[[Clarke-14509|William Augustus]] |[[Clarke-14509|Clarke]] |1892 |"In
Loving Memory
of
WILLIAM AUGUSTUS CLARKE
DIED OCT 7 1892 AGED 61
EMMA, HIS WIFE
AT REST JAN 28 1889 AGED 47.
ERNEST JAMES THEIR SECOND SON
FELL ASLEEP FEB 14 1869 AGED 1 YEAR
R. I. P.
ELMER ARNOLD THEIR THIRD SON
JUNE 9 1901 AGED 28 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Claxton-181.jpg|size=s}} |105-6N |[[Claxton-181|Sidney George]] |[[Claxton-181|Claxton]] |1981 |"Peace
IN
EVER LOVING MEMORY OF
SIDNEY GEORGE CLAXTON
HUSBAND OF SOPHIE HANNAH,
WHO DIED 26TH JULY 1981
AGED 70 YEARS.
GENEROUS IN THOUGHT, KIND IN DEED,
HE WAS IN TRUTH A MAN FOR ALL SEASONS.
AND HIS BELOVED WIFE
SOPHIE HANNAH
WHO DIED 18TH MARCH 1998
AGED 94 YEARS.
SHE WAS CLOSE TO GOD IN HER GARDEN
..." |- |{{Image|file=Claxton-181.jpg|size=s}} |105-6N |[[Bashford-712|Sophie Hannah (Bashford)]] |[[Bashford-712|Claxton]] |1998 |"Peace
IN
EVER LOVING MEMORY OF
SIDNEY GEORGE CLAXTON
HUSBAND OF SOPHIE HANNAH,
WHO DIED 26TH JULY 1981
AGED 70 YEARS.
GENEROUS IN THOUGHT, KIND IN DEED,
HE WAS IN TRUTH A MAN FOR ALL SEASONS.
AND HIS BELOVED WIFE
SOPHIE HANNAH
WHO DIED 18TH MARCH 1998
AGED 94 YEARS.
SHE WAS CLOSE TO GOD IN HER GARDEN
..." |- |{{Image|file=Smith-205971.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Spenceley-28|Edith Alice (Spenceley)]] |[[Spenceley-28|Cleghorn]] |1951 |"IN LOVING MEMORY
OF
MARY ANN
THE BELOVED WIFE OF CHARLES SMITH
BORN JUNE 6TH 1818, DIED MAY 13TH 1896.
EARTH HOLDS ONE GENTLE SPIRIT LESS
AND HEAVEN ONE ANGEL MORE.
ALSO OF
CHARLES SMITH
BORN NOVEMBER 6TH 1815, DIED AUGUST 19TH 1898
HIS END WAS PEACE.
EDITH A. CLEGHORN,
ELDER DAUGHTER OF A. M. A. SPENCELEY
DIED ... 195[1] AGED 75
ADELINE MARY ANN SPENCELEY,
YOUNGEST DAUGHTER,
DIED MAY 10TH 1936 AGED 82 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Closs-213.jpg|size=s}} |89Y |[[Closs-213|Sarah Ann]] |[[Closs-213|Closs]] |1885 |"SARAH ANN CLOSS
BORN MAY 21ST 1811
DECEASED APRIL 17TH 1885" |- |{{Image|file=Clutton-Brock-5.jpg|size=s}} |1179a |[[Clutton-Brock-5|Arthur]] |[[Clutton-Brock-5|Clutton-Brock]] |1924 |"ARTHUR
CLUTTON-BROCK
BORN 23RD MARCH ..
DIED 8TH JANUARY [1924]
..HIS WORD
..HEATED THEM
..by sickness wo..
..that Christ wo..
..this strange
..y mixed with glor[y]
..day 192.." |- |{{Image|file=Cole-20270.jpg|size=s}} |2693Y |[[Cole-20270|John]] |[[Cole-20270|Cole]] |1865 |"Sacred to the memory
John Cole
of Godalming
who departed this life
on the xxix day of December
mdccclxv
aged xxix years
Sun has gone down while....." |- |{{Image|file=Collins-23950.jpg|size=s}} |419Y |[[Collins-23950|Sarah]] |[[Collins-23950|Collins]] |1859 |"In
Memory of
SARAH COLLINS
WHO DIED
MARCH 22ND 1859
AGED 75 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Collyer-379.jpg|size=s}} |565Y |[[Collyer-381|James]] |[[Collyer-381|Collyer]] |1865 |"IN
MEMORY OF
PHILIP COLLYER
WHO DIED MARCH 14TH 1863
IN THE 79TH YEAR
OF HIS AGE
---
ALSO
JAMES COLLYER
BROTHER OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED NOVR 27TH 1865
IN THE 83RD YEAR
OF HIS AGE." |- |{{Image|file=Collyer-379.jpg|size=s}} |565Y |[[Collyer-379|Philip]] |[[Collyer-379|Collyer]] |1863 |"IN
MEMORY OF
PHILIP COLLYER
WHO DIED MARCH 14TH 1863
IN THE 79TH YEAR
OF HIS AGE
---
ALSO
JAMES COLLYER
BROTHER OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED NOVR 27TH 1865
IN THE 83RD YEAR
OF HIS AGE." |- |{{Image|file=Colpus-15.jpg|size=s}} |785Y |[[Colpus-15|Alfred]] |[[Colpus-15|Colpus]] |1880 |"ALFRED COLPUS
BORN APL. 9TH 1819
DIED AUG 11TH 1880
CARRIE COLPUS
BORN JUNE 2ND 1854
DIED APL 3RD 1876
WILLIAM ALFRED
COLPUS
BORN JUNE 24TH 1852,
DIED MAY 26TH 1894." |- |{{Image|file=Spencer-19591.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Colpus-19|Ann Maria/Eliza]] |[[Colpus-19|Colpus]] |1853 |"In
MEMORY OF
ANN MARIA WIFE OF
ALFRED COLPUS
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
SEPTEMBER 17TH 1861
IN THE 42ND YEAR OF HER [AGE]
[ALSO OF?] THEIR CHILDREN
..
..CHURCHYARD
SARAH EMMA
[WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE]
NOVEMBER 27TH [184]8
IN THE [6TH] YEAR OF HER AGE
ANN MARIA
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
..
IN THE 12TH [YEAR OF HER AGE]" |- |{{Image|file=Spencer-19591.jpg|size=s}} |786Y |[[Spencer-19591|Ann Maria (Spencer)]] |[[Spencer-19591|Colpus]] |1861 |"In
MEMORY OF
ANN MARIA WIFE OF
ALFRED COLPUS
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
SEPTEMBER 17TH 1861
IN THE 42ND YEAR OF HER [AGE]
[ALSO OF?] THEIR CHILDREN
..
..CHURCHYARD
SARAH EMMA
[WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE]
NOVEMBER 27TH [184]8
IN THE [6TH] YEAR OF HER AGE
ANN MARIA
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
..
IN THE 12TH [YEAR OF HER AGE]" |- |{{Image|file=Colpus-15.jpg|size=s}} |784Y |[[Colpus-16|Carrie]] |[[Colpus-16|Colpus]] |1876 |"ALFRED COLPUS
BORN APL. 9TH 1819
DIED AUG 11TH 1880
CARRIE COLPUS
BORN JUNE 2ND 1854
DIED APL 3RD 1876
WILLIAM ALFRED
COLPUS
BORN JUNE 24TH 1852,
DIED MAY 26TH 1894." |- |{{Image|file=Spencer-19591.jpg|size=s}} |786Y |[[Colpus-18|Edith Ann]] |[[Colpus-18|Colpus]] |1863 | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-188.jpg|size=s}} |252BN |[[Bentley-4633|Elizabeth]] |[[Bentley-4633|Colpus]] |1920 |"In Loving Memory of
GEORGE
THE BELOVED HUSBAND OF
ELIZABETH COLPUS,
WHO FELL ASLEEP 2ND SEPTR. 1914
'UNTIL THE DAY BREAK.'
Also of ELIZABETH,
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
WHO ENTERED INTO REST 28TH MAY 1920
'THY WILL BE DONE.'" |- |{{Image|file=Colpus-13.jpg|size=s}} |78Y |[[Colpus-13|Frederick]] |[[Colpus-13|Colpus]] |1868 |"Sacred
TO THE MEMORY OF
FREDERICK COLPUS
WHO.. 1868
AGED .. YEARS
ALSO [JAMES COLPUS]
S[ON OF FREDERICK]
Sacred
TO THE MEMORY OF
HANNAH COLPUS
WIFE OF
FREDERICK COLPUS
WHO DIED .. 1874
AGED.." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-188.jpg|size=s}} |252BN |[[Colpus-12|George]] |[[Colpus-12|Colpus]] |1914 |"In Loving Memory of
GEORGE
THE BELOVED HUSBAND OF
ELIZABETH COLPUS,
WHO FELL ASLEEP 2ND SEPTR. 1914
'UNTIL THE DAY BREAK.'
Also of ELIZABETH,
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
WHO ENTERED INTO REST 28TH MAY 1920
'THY WILL BE DONE.'" |- |{{Image|file=Colpus-13.jpg|size=s}} |77Y |[[Stedman-779|Hannah (Stedman)]] |[[Stedman-779|Colpus]] |1874 |"Sacred
TO THE MEMORY OF
FREDERICK COLPUS
WHO.. 1868
AGED .. YEARS
ALSO [JAMES COLPUS]
S[ON OF FREDERICK]
Sacred
TO THE MEMORY OF
HANNAH COLPUS
WIFE OF
FREDERICK COLPUS
WHO DIED .. 1874
AGED.." |- | |77Y |[[Alderton-327|Hannah Jane (Alderton)]] |[[Alderton-327|Colpus]] |1938 | |- |{{Image|file=Colpus-13.jpg|size=s}} |78Y |[[Colpus-14|James]] |[[Colpus-14|Colpus]] |1920 |"Sacred
TO THE MEMORY OF
FREDERICK COLPUS
WHO.. 1868
AGED .. YEARS
ALSO [JAMES COLPUS]
S[ON OF FREDERICK]
Sacred
TO THE MEMORY OF
HANNAH COLPUS
WIFE OF
FREDERICK COLPUS
WHO DIED .. 1874
AGED.." |- |{{Image|file=Colpus-24.jpg|size=s}} |360N |[[Colpus-27|Margaret Ann]] |[[Colpus-27|Colpus]] |1888 |"In
[Lov]ing Memory of
...[CO]LPUS
..
..MA..
..
IN THE..." |- |{{Image|file=Spencer-19591.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Colpus-20|Sarah Emma]] |[[Colpus-20|Colpus]] |1848 |"In
MEMORY OF
ANN MARIA WIFE OF
ALFRED COLPUS
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
SEPTEMBER 17TH 1861
IN THE 42ND YEAR OF HER [AGE]
[ALSO OF?] THEIR CHILDREN
..
..CHURCHYARD
SARAH EMMA
[WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE]
NOVEMBER 27TH [184]8
IN THE [6TH] YEAR OF HER AGE
ANN MARIA
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
..
IN THE 12TH [YEAR OF HER AGE]" |- |{{Image|file=Colpus-15.jpg|size=s}} |785Y |[[Colpus-17|William Alfred]] |[[Colpus-17|Colpus]] |1894 |"ALFRED COLPUS
BORN APL. 9TH 1819
DIED AUG 11TH 1880
CARRIE COLPUS
BORN JUNE 2ND 1854
DIED APL 3RD 1876
WILLIAM ALFRED
COLPUS
BORN JUNE 24TH 1852,
DIED MAY 26TH 1894." |- |{{Image|file=Colpus-24.jpg|size=s}} |360N |[[Colpus-24|William Eden]] |[[Colpus-24|Colpus]] |1919 |"In
[Lov]ing Memory of
...[CO]LPUS
..
..MA..
..
IN THE..." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-370.jpg|size=s}} |1108N |[[Coltman-140|John]] |[[Coltman-140|Coltman]] |1878 |"[JOHN] COLTMAN..WHO DIED MAY 1 1878 AGED 71 YEARS 75..
SUSANNAH [COLTMAN].. DIED OCTOBER [1876?] ..A.. [66?]" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-370.jpg|size=s}} |1107N |[[Coltman-141|Susannah]] |[[Coltman-141|Coltman]] |1876 |"[JOHN] COLTMAN..WHO DIED MAY 1 1878 AGED 71 YEARS 75..
SUSANNAH [COLTMAN].. DIED OCTOBER [1876?] ..A.. [66?]" |- |{{Image|file=Cooke-6005.jpg|size=s}} |599Y |[[Cooke-6005|Edward Albert]] |[[Cooke-6005|Cooke]] |1878 | |- |{{Image|file=Cooke-6005.jpg|size=s}} |599Y |[[Cooke-6006|Eliza Louisa]] |[[Cooke-6006|Cooke]] |1874 | |- | |576Y |[[Cooke-6160|Edward]] |[[Cooke-6160|Cooke]] |1867 | |- |{{Image|file=Page-11567.jpg|size=s}} |2316Y |[[Page-11567|Henrietta Frances Brumsden (Page)]] |[[Page-11567|Cooke]] |1878 |"SACRED
TO THE MEMORY OF
HENRIETTA FRANCES
BRUMSDEN COOKE
WHO DIED
NOVEMBER 17TH, 1878,
AGED 71 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Holt-8612.jpg|size=s}} |2688Y |[[Holt-8612|Ann (Holt)]] |[[Holt-8612|Cooper]] |1864 |"..
MEMORY OF
ANN WIFE OF
THOMAS [COOP]ER" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-522.jpg|size=s}} |1269N |[[Cooper-24364|Daisy]] |[[Cooper-24364|Cooper]] |1879 |"In very Affectionate Remembrance of
JANE
...
..
..
ALSO OF
DAISY COOPER
..
..
ROSS COOPER" |- |{{Image|file=Cooper-24860.jpg|size=s}} |409Y |[[Cooper-24927|Eleanor (Cooper)]] |[[Cooper-24927|Jetten]] |1865 |"Sacred
to
THE MEMORY OF
JAMES COOPER,
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
AUGUST 14TH 1865,
IN THE 84TH YEAR OF HIS AGE.
-+-
ELIZABETH,
WIFE OF THE ABOVE,
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE,
JANUARY 4TH 1864,
IN THE 81ST YEAR OF HER AGE.
-+-
ELEANOR,
WIFE OF JOHN JETTEN,
AND GRANDDAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE,
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
JULY 1ST 1865,
IN THE 24TH YEAR OF HER AGE.
-+-
'PREPARE TO MEET THY GOD.'" |- |{{Image|file=Cooper-24860.jpg|size=s}} |410Y |[[Paige-622|Elizabeth (Paige)]] |[[Paige-622|Cooper]] |1864 |"Sacred
to
THE MEMORY OF
JAMES COOPER,
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
AUGUST 14TH 1865,
IN THE 84TH YEAR OF HIS AGE.
-+-
ELIZABETH,
WIFE OF THE ABOVE,
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE,
JANUARY 4TH 1864,
IN THE 81ST YEAR OF HER AGE.
-+-
ELEANOR,
WIFE OF JOHN JETTEN,
AND GRANDDAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE,
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
JULY 1ST 1865,
IN THE 24TH YEAR OF HER AGE.
-+-
'PREPARE TO MEET THY GOD.'" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-540.jpg|size=s}} |578N |[[Cooper-24368|Eva Mary]] |[[Cooper-24368|Cooper]] |1919 |"In
Loving Memory of
FRANCES ELIZABETH,
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
WILLIAM HERBERT COOPER
WHO DIED DECEMBER 26TH 1912,
AGED 46 YEARS
At Rest.
Also of EVA MARY,
DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED MARCH 4TH 1919
AGED 25 YEARS.
In His Arms
Also of
WILLIAM HERBERT COOPER,
WHO DIED MAY 23RD 1947
AGED 79 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-540.jpg|size=s}} |578N |[[Lee-28528|Frances Elizabeth]] |[[Lee-28528|Cooper]] |1912 |"In
Loving Memory of
FRANCES ELIZABETH,
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
WILLIAM HERBERT COOPER
WHO DIED DECEMBER 26TH 1912,
AGED 46 YEARS
At Rest.
Also of EVA MARY,
DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED MARCH 4TH 1919
AGED 25 YEARS.
In His Arms
Also of
WILLIAM HERBERT COOPER,
WHO DIED MAY 23RD 1947
AGED 79 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Cooper-25309.jpg|size=s}} |2484Y |[[Cooper-25309|George]] |[[Cooper-25309|Cooper]] |1879 |"In
Affectionate
Remembrance of
GEORGE COOPER,
WHO DEPARTED
THIS LIFE
AUGUST 12TH 1879,
AGED 43 YEARS.
-+-
'NOT LOST, BUT GONE BEFORE.'" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-533.jpg|size=s}} |1271N |[[Cooper-24371|Henry]] |[[Cooper-24371|Cooper]] |1905 |".. HANNAH
..WIFE OF HENRY COOPER
DIED JUNE .. 18[91]
..
HENRY COOPER
BORN .." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-533.jpg|size=s}} |N |[[Hammond-8772|Hannah]] |[[Hammond-8772|Cooper]] |1891 |".. HANNAH
..WIFE OF HENRY COOPER
DIED JUNE .. 18[91]
..
HENRY COOPER
BORN .." |- |{{Image|file=Cooper-24860.jpg|size=s}} |408Y |[[Cooper-24860|James]] |[[Cooper-24860|Cooper]] |1865 |"Sacred
to
THE MEMORY OF
JAMES COOPER,
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
AUGUST 14TH 1865,
IN THE 84TH YEAR OF HIS AGE.
-+-
ELIZABETH,
WIFE OF THE ABOVE,
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE,
JANUARY 4TH 1864,
IN THE 81ST YEAR OF HER AGE.
-+-
ELEANOR,
WIFE OF JOHN JETTEN,
AND GRANDDAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE,
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
JULY 1ST 1865,
IN THE 24TH YEAR OF HER AGE.
-+-
'PREPARE TO MEET THY GOD.'" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-522.jpg|size=s}} |1269N |[[Bonner-2057|Jane]] |[[Bonner-2057|Cooper]] |1890 |"In very Affectionate Remembrance of
JANE
...
..
..
ALSO OF
DAISY COOPER
..
..
ROSS COOPER" |- |{{Image|file=Cooper-25518.jpg|size=s}} |2227Y |[[Lunnon-48|Lavinia (Lunnon)]] |[[Lunnon-48|Cooper (Cleeve)]] |1905 |"IN AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE OF
THOMAS COOPER
OF OCKFORD WOOD GODALMING
BORN MARCH 7. 1813.
DIED JUNE 27. 1875.
ALSO OF HIS WIFE
LAVINIA
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
JANUARY 23RD 1905.
ALSO OF
THEIR SON
THOMAS GRAHAM
COOPER,
BORN JAN. 26TH 1864.
DIED APRIL 29TH 1939." |- |{{Image|file=Mush-8.jpg|size=s}} |2118Y |[[Cleeve-73|Ellen Rosamond]] |[[Cleeve-73|Cleeve]] |1873 |"IN MEMORY OF
MARIA
WIFE OF LIEUT. COLONEL S. A. CLEEVE
DIED 20TH AUGUST 1875
AGED 37 YEARS
INTO THY HANDS I COMMEND MY SPIRIT
ALSO OF
HARRY STEWART BORN 2ND MARCH 1862
ELLEN ROSAMOND BORN 21ST? AUGUST 18__
GERALD STEWART BORN .. 1874
CHILDREN OF MARIA AND S.A. CLEEVE
WHO DIED IN INFANCY THE ELDEST AT [DOVER?]." |- |{{Image|file=Mush-8.jpg|size=s}} |1296Y |[[Cleeve-74|Gerald Stewart]] |[[Cleeve-74|Cleeve]] |1874 |"IN MEMORY OF
MARIA
WIFE OF LIEUT. COLONEL S. A. CLEEVE
DIED 20TH AUGUST 1875
AGED 37 YEARS
INTO THY HANDS I COMMEND MY SPIRIT
ALSO OF
HARRY STEWART BORN 2ND MARCH 1862
ELLEN ROSAMOND BORN 21ST? AUGUST 18__
GERALD STEWART BORN .. 1874
CHILDREN OF MARIA AND S.A. CLEEVE
WHO DIED IN INFANCY THE ELDEST AT [DOVER?]." |- |{{Image|file=Mush-8.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Cleeve-72|Harry Stewart]] |[[Cleeve-72|Cleeve]] |1865 |"IN MEMORY OF
MARIA
WIFE OF LIEUT. COLONEL S. A. CLEEVE
DIED 20TH AUGUST 1875
AGED 37 YEARS
INTO THY HANDS I COMMEND MY SPIRIT
ALSO OF
HARRY STEWART BORN 2ND MARCH 1862
ELLEN ROSAMOND BORN 21ST? AUGUST 18__
GERALD STEWART BORN .. 1874
CHILDREN OF MARIA AND S.A. CLEEVE
WHO DIED IN INFANCY THE ELDEST AT [DOVER?]." |- |{{Image|file=Mush-8.jpg|size=s}} |2119Y |[[Mush-8|Maria (Mush)]] |[[Mush-8|Cleeve]] |1875 |"IN MEMORY OF
MARIA
WIFE OF LIEUT. COLONEL S. A. CLEEVE
DIED 20TH AUGUST 1875
AGED 37 YEARS
INTO THY HANDS I COMMEND MY SPIRIT
ALSO OF
HARRY STEWART BORN 2ND MARCH 1862
ELLEN ROSAMOND BORN 21ST? AUGUST 18__
GERALD STEWART BORN .. 1874
CHILDREN OF MARIA AND S.A. CLEEVE
WHO DIED IN INFANCY THE ELDEST AT [DOVER?]." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-522.jpg|size=s}} |1269N |[[Cooper-24365|Ross]] |[[Cooper-24365|Cooper]] |1890 |"In very Affectionate Remembrance of
JANE
...
..
..
ALSO OF
DAISY COOPER
..
..
ROSS COOPER" |- |{{Image|file=Cooper-25518.jpg|size=s}} |2227Y |[[Cooper-25518|Thomas]] |[[Cooper-25518|Cooper]] |1875 |"IN AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE OF
THOMAS COOPER
OF OCKFORD WOOD GODALMING
BORN MARCH 7. 1813.
DIED JUNE 27. 1875.
ALSO OF HIS WIFE
LAVINIA
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
JANUARY 23RD 1905.
ALSO OF
THEIR SON
THOMAS GRAHAM
COOPER,
BORN JAN. 26TH 1864.
DIED APRIL 29TH 1939." |- |{{Image|file=Cooper-25309.jpg|size=s}} |Y2484 |[[Cooper-25310|Thomas]] |[[Cooper-25310|Cooper]] |1889 |"In
Affectionate
Remembrance of
GEORGE COOPER,
WHO DEPARTED
THIS LIFE
AUGUST 12TH 1879,
AGED 43 YEARS.
-+-
'NOT LOST, BUT GONE BEFORE.'" |- | |1269N |[[Cooper-24366|Thomas]] |[[Cooper-24366|Cooper]] |1905 | |- |{{Image|file=Cooper-25518.jpg|size=s}} |2228Y |[[Cooper-25519|Thomas Graham]] |[[Cooper-25519|Cooper]] |1939 |"IN AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE OF
THOMAS COOPER
OF OCKFORD WOOD GODALMING
BORN MARCH 7. 1813.
DIED JUNE 27. 1875.
ALSO OF HIS WIFE
LAVINIA
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
JANUARY 23RD 1905.
ALSO OF
THEIR SON
THOMAS GRAHAM
COOPER,
BORN JAN. 26TH 1864.
DIED APRIL 29TH 1939." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-540.jpg|size=s}} |578N |[[Cooper-24367|William Herbert]] |[[Cooper-24367|Cooper]] |1947 |"In
Loving Memory of
FRANCES ELIZABETH,
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
WILLIAM HERBERT COOPER
WHO DIED DECEMBER 26TH 1912,
AGED 46 YEARS
At Rest.
Also of EVA MARY,
DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED MARCH 4TH 1919
AGED 25 YEARS.
In His Arms
Also of
WILLIAM HERBERT COOPER,
WHO DIED MAY 23RD 1947
AGED 79 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Stenning-119.jpg|size=s}} |1882Y |[[Corner-655|Edwin Henry]] |[[Corner-655|Corner]] |1936 |"...
SUSANNAH...
...
...
...
-+-
... REST ...
AL[SO OF]
[ED]WIN HENR[Y COR]NE[R]
DIED MAY 26TH ... YEARS
-+-
HONOUR THY FATHER AND THY MOTHER" |- |{{Image|file=Stenning-119.jpg|size=s}} |1882Y |[[Corner-709|Henry William]] |[[Corner-709|Corner]] |1895 |"...
SUSANNAH...
...
...
...
-+-
... REST ...
AL[SO OF]
[ED]WIN HENR[Y COR]NE[R]
DIED MAY 26TH ... YEARS
-+-
HONOUR THY FATHER AND THY MOTHER" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-538.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Corner-654|John]] |[[Corner-654|Corner]] |1889 |"IN LOVING MEMORY OF
WINIFRED SUSAN
CORNER
DIED 15TH JANUARY 1893
AGED 7 YEARS
ALSO OF VIOLET
DIED 12TH MAY 1884 AGED 1 YEAR 4? MONTHS
ALSO OF JOHN
DIED 19TH DECR. 1889 AGED 1 YEAR 4? MONTHS
SISTER AND BROTHER OF THE ABOVE" |- |{{Image|file=Stenning-119.jpg|size=s}} |1882Y |[[Hounsom-55|Mary Ann]] |[[Hounsom-55|Corner]] |1928 |"...
SUSANNAH...
...
...
...
-+-
... REST ...
AL[SO OF]
[ED]WIN HENR[Y COR]NE[R]
DIED MAY 26TH ... YEARS
-+-
HONOUR THY FATHER AND THY MOTHER" |- |{{Image|file=Stenning-119.jpg|size=s}} |1882Y |[[Stenning-119|Susannah (Stenning)]] |[[Stenning-119|Corner]] |1889 |"...
SUSANNAH...
...
...
...
-+-
... REST ...
AL[SO OF]
[ED]WIN HENR[Y COR]NE[R]
DIED MAY 26TH ... YEARS
-+-
HONOUR THY FATHER AND THY MOTHER" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-538.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Corner-656|Violet]] |[[Corner-656|Corner]] |1884 |"IN LOVING MEMORY OF
WINIFRED SUSAN
CORNER
DIED 15TH JANUARY 1893
AGED 7 YEARS
ALSO OF VIOLET
DIED 12TH MAY 1884 AGED 1 YEAR 4? MONTHS
ALSO OF JOHN
DIED 19TH DECR. 1889 AGED 1 YEAR 4? MONTHS
SISTER AND BROTHER OF THE ABOVE" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-538.jpg|size=s}} |486AN |[[Corner-657|Winifred Susan]] |[[Corner-657|Corner]] |1893 |"IN LOVING MEMORY OF
WINIFRED SUSAN
CORNER
DIED 15TH JANUARY 1893
AGED 7 YEARS
ALSO OF VIOLET
DIED 12TH MAY 1884 AGED 1 YEAR 4? MONTHS
ALSO OF JOHN
DIED 19TH DECR. 1889 AGED 1 YEAR 4? MONTHS
SISTER AND BROTHER OF THE ABOVE" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-315.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Corps-22|Charles]] |[[Corps-22|Corps]] |1842 |"In
Memory of
CHARLES CORPS
DIED SEPTEMBER 5TH 1842
AGED 36 YEARS
INTERRED AT WITLEY
-----
ALSO OF SARAH, WIFE OF THE ABOVE
DIED MARCH 7TH 1894
AGED 90 YEARS.
-----
In Loving Memory of
SARAH PORTSMOUTH
DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE
TAKEN TO REST .. OCTOBER 1916
AGED 84 YEARS
-----
FATHER IN THY GRACIOUS KEEPING
LEAVE WE NOW THY SERVANT SLEEPING
ALSO ANNIE MARCHANT
DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE
TAKEN TO HER REST 11TH FEBRUARY 1927" |- |{{Image|file=Denyer-230.jpg|size=s}} |860Y |[[Denyer-230|Elizabeth (Denyer)]] |[[Denyer-230|Corps]] |1878 |"In
Affectionate Remembrance of
ELIZABETH CORPS
WHO DIED MAY 2ND 1878
AGED 46 YEARS.
-+-
'BLESSED BE THE DEAD WHICH DIE IN THE LORD.' " |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-315.jpg|size=s}} |893N |[[Unknown-479910|Sarah]] |[[Unknown-479910|Corps]] |1894 |"In
Memory of
CHARLES CORPS
DIED SEPTEMBER 5TH 1842
AGED 36 YEARS
INTERRED AT WITLEY
-----
ALSO OF SARAH, WIFE OF THE ABOVE
DIED MARCH 7TH 1894
AGED 90 YEARS.
-----
In Loving Memory of
SARAH PORTSMOUTH
DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE
TAKEN TO REST .. OCTOBER 1916
AGED 84 YEARS
-----
FATHER IN THY GRACIOUS KEEPING
LEAVE WE NOW THY SERVANT SLEEPING
ALSO ANNIE MARCHANT
DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE
TAKEN TO HER REST 11TH FEBRUARY 1927" |- | |1548N |[[Corps-27|William]] |[[Corps-27|Corps]] |1872 | |- |{{Image|file=Worsfold-288.jpg|size=s}} |22Y |[[Worsfold-288|Amy (Worsfold)]] |[[Worsfold-288|Coston]] |1866 |"IN
MEMORY? OF
AMY [THE BELOVED WIFE OF]?
THOMAS JOHN COSTON
... " |- |{{Image|file=Coston-239.jpg|size=s}} |148Y |Harriet |Coston |1871 |"Sacred?
to the memory of
WILLIAM HENRY COSTON
WHO DIED NOVEMBER...
AGED 83 YEARS
ALSO HARRIET
..." |- | |118Y |[[Coston-238|Thomas John]] |[[Coston-238|Coston]] |1873 | |- |{{Image|file=Coston-239.jpg|size=s}} |143Y |[[Coston-239|William Henry]] |[[Coston-239|Coston]] |1869 |"Sacred?
to the memory of
WILLIAM HENRY COSTON
WHO DIED NOVEMBER...
AGED 83 YEARS
ALSO HARRIET
..." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-457.jpg|size=s}} |1244N |[[Stedman-764|Minnie May]] |[[Stedman-764|Cousin]] |1951 |"In Loving Memory
of
WILLIAM SMITH COUSIN
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE 21ST JULY 1911
AGED 43 YEARS
UNTIL THE DAY BREAK
Also of MINNIE MAY COUSIN
WHO DIED 14TH OCTOBER 1951
AGED 87 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-457.jpg|size=s}} |1244N |[[Cousin-252|William Smith]] |[[Cousin-252|Cousin]] |1911 |"In Loving Memory
of
WILLIAM SMITH COUSIN
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE 21ST JULY 1911
AGED 43 YEARS
UNTIL THE DAY BREAK
Also of MINNIE MAY COUSIN
WHO DIED 14TH OCTOBER 1951
AGED 87 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-640.jpg|size=s}} |1261N |[[Covey-1309|Charles Frederick]] |[[Covey-1309|Covey]] |1937 |"In Loving Memory of CHARLES FREDERICK COVEY DIED 3RD MARCH 1937 AGED 66 YEARS.
And HIS WIFE, EMILY CATHERINE, 15TH MARCH 1959." |- | |1125AN |[[Covey-1315|David]] |[[Covey-1315|Covey]] |1886 | |- | |1125AN |[[Marshall-17329|Elizabeth]] |[[Marshall-17329|Covey]] |1911 | |- | |1130N |[[Covey-1316|Ernest]] |[[Covey-1316|Covey]] |1880 | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-640.jpg|size=s}} |1261N |[[Hunt-16998|Emily Catherine]] |[[Hunt-16998|Covey]] |1959 |"In Loving Memory of CHARLES FREDERICK COVEY DIED 3RD MARCH 1937 AGED 66 YEARS.
And HIS WIFE, EMILY CATHERINE, 15TH MARCH 1959." |- |{{Image|file=Cox-27616.jpg|size=s}} |1915Y |[[Cox-27617|George Thomas]] |[[Cox-27617|Cox]] |1886 |"In
Loving Memory of
GEORGE THOMAS COX
WHO DIED JUNE 2ND 1886,
AGED 65 YEARS
ALSO OF REBECCA HIS WIFE
WHO DIED JUNE 29TH 1886
AGED 64 YEARS
THE LORD BLESS THEE AND KEEP THEE.
THE LORD MAKE HIS FACE SHINE UPON THEE
In
Loving Memory
of
WILLIAM GEORGE
ONLY SON OF GEORGE THOMAS COX
DIED JULY 28TH 1910
AGED 61 YEARS.
-+-
FOR EVER WITH THE LORD." |- |{{Image|file=Cox-27616.jpg|size=s}} |1915Y |[[Doubleday-168|Rebecca Mary Ann (Doubleday)]] |[[Doubleday-168|Cox]] |1886 |"In
Loving Memory of
GEORGE THOMAS COX
WHO DIED JUNE 2ND 1886,
AGED 65 YEARS
ALSO OF REBECCA HIS WIFE
WHO DIED JUNE 29TH 1886
AGED 64 YEARS
THE LORD BLESS THEE AND KEEP THEE.
THE LORD MAKE HIS FACE SHINE UPON THEE
In
Loving Memory
of
WILLIAM GEORGE
ONLY SON OF GEORGE THOMAS COX
DIED JULY 28TH 1910
AGED 61 YEARS.
-+-
FOR EVER WITH THE LORD." |- |{{Image|file=Cox-27616.jpg|size=s}} |1914Y |[[Cox-27616|William George]] |[[Cox-27616|Cox]] |1910 |"In
Loving Memory of
GEORGE THOMAS COX
WHO DIED JUNE 2ND 1886,
AGED 65 YEARS
ALSO OF REBECCA HIS WIFE
WHO DIED JUNE 29TH 1886
AGED 64 YEARS
THE LORD BLESS THEE AND KEEP THEE.
THE LORD MAKE HIS FACE SHINE UPON THEE
In
Loving Memory
of
WILLIAM GEORGE
ONLY SON OF GEORGE THOMAS COX
DIED JULY 28TH 1910
AGED 61 YEARS.
-+-
FOR EVER WITH THE LORD." |- | |79N |[[Coxhead-174|Charles]] |[[Coxhead-174|Coxhead]] |1888 | |- |{{Image|file=Unknown-488926.jpg|size=s}} |790Y |[[Unknown-488926|Eliza]] |[[Unknown-488926|Coxhead]] |1870 |"IN
REMEMBRANCE OF
ELIZA COXHEAD
DEPARTED THIS LIFE
AUGUST 23RD 1870
AGED 64.
---
MY AFFECTIONATE AND
LOVING WIFE
ELIZA COXHEAD
BE TRUE.. KIND
THEN.. ..FIND
ERECTED BY HER HUSBAND
CHARLES COXHEAD" |- |{{Image|file=Inwood-391.jpg|size=s}} |2332Y |[[Inwood-391|Jane (Inwood)]] |[[Inwood-391|Coxhead]] |1881 |"In Memory of
JANE COXHEAD
BELOVED DAUGHTER OF
JOSEPH AND SARAH INWOOD,
OF POPHOLE, LISS,
WHO DIED OCTOBER 14TH 1882,
AGED 78 YEARS
-+-
'HIM THAT COMETH TO ME, I WILL IN NO
WISE CAST OUT.' ST JOHN VI.37." |- | |300Y |[[Cranstone-17|Agnes Ellin Mary]] |[[Cranstone-17|Cranstone]] |1869 | |- | |299Y |[[Cranstone-16|Charles]] |[[Cranstone-16|Cranstone]] |1868 | |- |{{Image|file=Mellersh-19.jpg|size=s}} |2131Y |[[Cranstone-22|Gertrude Mary]] |[[Cranstone-22|Cranstone]] |1890 |"GERTRUDE MARY
CRANSTONE
OCTOBER .. 1890
AGED 12 YEARS.
ARTHUR CHARLES MELLE[RSH]
AT REST FEBRUARY 8TH 1918
AGED 53 YEARS.
ELLEN ELIZABETH SARAH MELLERSH
AT REST APRIL 2ND 1932 AGED 79 YEARS." |- | |310Y |[[Cranstone-20|Herbert]] |[[Cranstone-20|Cranstone]] |1875 | |- |{{Image|file=Cranstone-12.jpg|size=s}} |2716Y |[[Faggetter-55|Jane (Faggetter)]] |[[Faggetter-55|Cranstone]] |1877 |"IN
LOVING MEMORY OF
JANE
WIFE OF
JESSE CRANSTONE
AT REST SEPR. 18TH? 1877
AGED 42 YEARS.
THY WILL BE DONE.
ALSO OF
..." |- | |486N |[[Cranstone-14|Jesse]] |[[Cranstone-14|Cranstone]] |1888 | |- |{{Image|file=Cranstone-12.jpg|size=s}} |2716Y |[[Cranstone-12|Jesse]] |[[Cranstone-12|Cranstone]] |1892 |"IN
LOVING MEMORY OF
JANE
WIFE OF
JESSE CRANSTONE
AT REST SEPR. 18TH? 1877
AGED 42 YEARS.
THY WILL BE DONE.
ALSO OF
..." |- |{{Image|file=Crawley-1228.jpg|size=s}} |685Y |[[Crawley-1228|Robert Evelyn]] |[[Crawley-1228|Crawley]] |1898 |"In
Loving Memory
-of-
'ROBIN'
ROBERT EVELYN CRAWLEY" |- |{{Image|file=Creasy-399.jpg|size=s}} |220Y |[[Creasy-399|Francis]] |[[Creasy-399|Creasy]] |1869 |"IN
MEMORY OF
FRANCIS CREASY
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
MAY 21ST 1869
IN THE 76TH YEAR
OF HIS AGE" |- |{{Image|file=Pincott-71.jpg|size=s}} |2620Y |[[Pincott-71|Ann (Pincott)]] |[[Pincott-71|Crew]] |1872 |"..
[ANN] WIFE [OF]
[JAM]ES CREW,
[WHO DE]PARTED THIS LIF[E]
JANUARY 3RD 1872
AGED 82 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-585.jpg|size=s}} |13N |[[Holway-145|Miriam Jane]] |[[Holway-145|Crocker]] |1901 |"In
LOVING MEMORY
OF
A DEAR WIFE AND MOTHER
MIRIAM JANE CROCKER
WHO PASSED PEACEFULLY AWAY
DECEMBER 29TH 1901, AGED 71.
SO WEARY NOW AT REST
ALSO OF THOMAS CROCKER
HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED NOVEMBER 24TH 1912 AGED 82.
A DEAR FATHER SO SADLY MISSED" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-585.jpg|size=s}} |13N |[[Crocker-2924|Thomas]] |[[Crocker-2924|Crocker]] |1912 |"In
LOVING MEMORY
OF
A DEAR WIFE AND MOTHER
MIRIAM JANE CROCKER
WHO PASSED PEACEFULLY AWAY
DECEMBER 29TH 1901, AGED 71.
SO WEARY NOW AT REST
ALSO OF THOMAS CROCKER
HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED NOVEMBER 24TH 1912 AGED 82.
A DEAR FATHER SO SADLY MISSED" |- |{{Image|file=Cronk-802.jpg|size=s}} |2733Y |[[Cronk-804|Arthur Sydney]] |[[Cronk-804|Cronk]] |1876 |"IN
Loving Memory of
WILLIAM ABEL CRONK,
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
SEPR. 28TH 1886,
AGED 18 YEARS.
-+-
'THE LORD HATH NEED OF HIM.'
-+-
Also of
ARTHUR SYDNEY CRONK
BROTHER OF THE ABOVE
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
JULY 21ST 1876
AGED 3 YEARS & 6 MONTHS
-+-
'NOT MY WILL BUT THINE BE DONE.'" |- |{{Image|file=Cronk-802.jpg|size=s}} |204N |[[Cronk-802|William Abel]] |[[Cronk-802|Cronk]] |1886 |"IN
Loving Memory of
WILLIAM ABEL CRONK,
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
SEPR. 28TH 1886,
AGED 18 YEARS.
-+-
'THE LORD HATH NEED OF HIM.'
-+-
Also of
ARTHUR SYDNEY CRONK
BROTHER OF THE ABOVE
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
JULY 21ST 1876
AGED 3 YEARS & 6 MONTHS
-+-
'NOT MY WILL BUT THINE BE DONE.'" |- |{{Image|file=Cuming-85.jpg|size=s}} |686-7Y |[[Grant-14537|Esther Caroline (Grant)]] |[[Grant-14537|Cuming]] |1904 |"IN LOVING MEMORY OF
THOMAS CUMING
MAJOR GENERAL
LATE ROYAL ARTILLERY
DIED 18TH OCTOBER 1898
AGED 61 YEARS
ALSO OF ESTH.. HIS WIFE
..04
MY .. AND I WILL
..IVE TH.." |- |{{Image|file=Cuming-85.jpg|size=s}} |686-7Y |[[Cuming-85|Thomas]] |[[Cuming-85|Cuming]] |1898 |"IN LOVING MEMORY OF
THOMAS CUMING
MAJOR GENERAL
LATE ROYAL ARTILLERY
DIED 18TH OCTOBER 1898
AGED 61 YEARS
ALSO OF ESTH.. HIS WIFE
..04
MY .. AND I WILL
..IVE TH.." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-627.jpg|size=s}} |1459Y |[[Attfield-160|Emma]] |[[Attfield-160|Currington]] |1933 |"SACRED TO THE MEMORY
OF
WILLIAM HENRY CURRINGTON
BORN 31ST AUGUST 1853,
DIED 31ST JANUARY 1924.
EMMA CURRINGTON
BORN FEBRUARY 12TH 1857,
.." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-627.jpg|size=s}} |1459Y |[[Currington-23|William Henry]] |[[Currington-23|Currington]] |1924 |"SACRED TO THE MEMORY
OF
WILLIAM HENRY CURRINGTON
BORN 31ST AUGUST 1853,
DIED 31ST JANUARY 1924.
EMMA CURRINGTON
BORN FEBRUARY 12TH 1857,
.." |- |{{Image|file=Harrison-17351.jpg|size=s}} |432Y |[[Dashper-8|Charles Grey]] |[[Dashper-8|Dashper]] |1904 |"In
Loving Memory of
CHARLES GREY DASHPER
BORN JANUARY 18TH 1832
FELL ASLEEP APRIL 14TH 1904
R. I. P.
ALSO OF
MARY ANN HIS BELOVED WIFE
FELL ASLEEP MARCH 25TH 1919" |- |{{Image|file=Harrison-17351.jpg|size=s}} |432Y |[[Harrison-17354|Mary Ann (Harrison)]] |[[Harrison-17354|Dashper]] |1919 |"In
Loving Memory of
CHARLES GREY DASHPER
BORN JANUARY 18TH 1832
FELL ASLEEP APRIL 14TH 1904
R. I. P.
ALSO OF
MARY ANN HIS BELOVED WIFE
FELL ASLEEP MARCH 25TH 1919" |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-4.jpg|size=s}} |1862Y |[[Davies-9168|Edward]] |[[Davies-9168|Davies]] |1901 |"In Loving Memory of
EDWARD DAVIES
BORN SEPTEMBER 13TH 1842
DIED AUGUST 28TH 1901.
"GOD IS LOVE."
ALSO
HANNAH DAVIES
WIFE OF ABOVE
BORN MAY 18TH 1840 DIED JUNE 12TH 1906
AT REST" |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-4.jpg|size=s}} |1862Y |[[Edgeler-22|Hannah (Edgeler)]] |[[Edgeler-22|Davies]] | |"In Loving Memory of
EDWARD DAVIES
BORN SEPTEMBER 13TH 1842
DIED AUGUST 28TH 1901.
"GOD IS LOVE."
ALSO
HANNAH DAVIES
WIFE OF ABOVE
BORN MAY 18TH 1840 DIED JUNE 12TH 1906
AT REST" |- |{{Image|file=Triggs-241.jpg|size=s}} |2653Y |[[Triggs-241|Elizabeth Caroline (Triggs)]] |[[Triggs-241|Davis]] |1875 |"In
.. Memory of
ELIZABETH CAROLINE DAVIS
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
ROBERT DAVIS
BORN JAN 25TH 1823
MARRIED APRIL 19TH 1847
DIED JAN 14TH 1875
...GRIEVE? ..BL..
OF...
..CONCERN DEAR FRIENDS MUST
...E SHOULD... HER THERE" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-451.jpg|size=s}} |1291N |[[Davis-68462|Harriet Amelia]] |[[Davis-68462|Davis]] |1883 |"In
.. Remembrance of
HARRIET AMELIA DAVIS
..
AGED 30 YEARS
ALICE? ELIZA? DAVIS?" |- |{{Image|file=Davis-69571.jpg|size=s}} |24Y |[[Davis-69571|Henry]] |[[Davis-69571|Davis]] |1868 | |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-5.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Foster-20906|Annie Louisa (Foster)]] |[[Foster-20906|Daw]] |1922 |"In Loving Memory
of
EDWARD DAW,
AT REST JULY 24TH 1902
AGED 62 YEARS.
'THERE THE WEARY BE AT REST'
'WITH CHRIST, WHICH IS FAR BETTER'
AND HIS WIFE
ANNIE LOUISA
Also of
HUGH M. DAW
AT REST FEBRUARY 24TH 1916
AGED .." |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-5.jpg|size=s}} |1943Y |[[Daw-498|Edward]] |[[Daw-498|Daw]] |1902 |"In Loving Memory
of
EDWARD DAW,
AT REST JULY 24TH 1902
AGED 62 YEARS.
'THERE THE WEARY BE AT REST'
'WITH CHRIST, WHICH IS FAR BETTER'
AND HIS WIFE
ANNIE LOUISA
Also of
HUGH M. DAW
AT REST FEBRUARY 24TH 1916
AGED .." |- |{{Image|file=Daw-539.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Daw-539|Hugh Morgan]] |[[Daw-539|Daw]] |1916 |"In Loving Memory
of
EDWARD DAW,
AT REST JULY 24TH 1902
AGED 62 YEARS.
'THERE THE WEARY BE AT REST'
'WITH CHRIST, WHICH IS FAR BETTER'
AND HIS WIFE
ANNIE LOUISA
Also of
HUGH M. DAW
AT REST FEBRUARY 24TH 1916
AGED .." |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-6.jpg|size=s}} |1936Y |[[Simmonds-940|Anne Mary (Simmonds)]] |[[Simmonds-940|Day]] |1927 |"JESU MERCY
IN MEMORIAM
HUGH FRAMINGHAM DAY
BORN JUNE 29TH 1837, DIED JUNE 21ST 1891
ALSO ANNE MARY DAY,
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED ON THE 8TH JULY 1927
AGED 78 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-6.jpg|size=s}} |1936Y |[[Day-12102|Hugh Framingham]] |[[Day-12102|Day]] |1891 |"JESU MERCY
IN MEMORIAM
HUGH FRAMINGHAM DAY
BORN JUNE 29TH 1837, DIED JUNE 21ST 1891
ALSO ANNE MARY DAY,
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED ON THE 8TH JULY 1927
AGED 78 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-7.jpg|size=s}} |2150Y |[[Lidstone-202|Jane (Lidstone)]] |[[Lidstone-202|Day]] |1880 |"Sacred
To the Memory of
JANE, THE WIFE OF
GEORGE DAY,
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
JANUARY 31ST 1880,
AGED 56." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-516.jpg|size=s}} |1327N |[[Wildman-710|Amelia]] |[[Wildman-710|Debenham]] |1955 |"In
Loving Memory
of
AMELIA WILDMAN
WIDOW OF
JOHN RICHARD WILDMAN,
DIED MARCH 13TH 1897,
AGED 72.
'ASLEEP IN JESUS.'
ALSO
ARCHIBALD DEBENHAM,
WHO DIED DEC 11TH 1934,
AGED 65 YEARS.
ALSO AMELIA WIFE OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED JANUARY 22ND 1955
AGED 90." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-516.jpg|size=s}} |1327N |[[Debenham-83|Archibald]] |[[Debenham-83|Debenham]] |1934 |"In
Loving Memory
of
AMELIA WILDMAN
WIDOW OF
JOHN RICHARD WILDMAN,
DIED MARCH 13TH 1897,
AGED 72.
'ASLEEP IN JESUS.'
ALSO
ARCHIBALD DEBENHAM,
WHO DIED DEC 11TH 1934,
AGED 65 YEARS.
ALSO AMELIA WIFE OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED JANUARY 22ND 1955
AGED 90." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-386.jpg|size=s}} |1143N |[[Lambert-10858|Elizabeth]] |[[Lambert-10858|Debenham]] |1891 |"IN
MEMORY OF
JOHN DEBENHAM
DIED APRIL 6TH 1884
AGED 73.
-----
ALSO OF
ELIZABETH DEBENHAM
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
DIED NOVEMBER 1ST 1891
AGED 82.
-----
ALSO OF
JAMES DEBENHAM
SON OF THE ABOVE
DIED JULY 1ST 1896,
AGED 47.
-----
ALSO OF
ISABELLA GERTRUDE,
DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE
DIED NOVEMBER 14TH 1925
AGED 69
-----" |- | |1040N |[[Albery-87|Emily]] |[[Albery-87|Debenham]] |1931 | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-386.jpg|size=s}} |1143N |[[Debenham-85|Isabella]] |[[Debenham-85|Debenham]] |1925 |"IN
MEMORY OF
JOHN DEBENHAM
DIED APRIL 6TH 1884
AGED 73.
-----
ALSO OF
ELIZABETH DEBENHAM
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
DIED NOVEMBER 1ST 1891
AGED 82.
-----
ALSO OF
JAMES DEBENHAM
SON OF THE ABOVE
DIED JULY 1ST 1896,
AGED 47.
-----
ALSO OF
ISABELLA GERTRUDE,
DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE
DIED NOVEMBER 14TH 1925
AGED 69
-----" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-386.jpg|size=s}} |1326N |[[Debenham-86|James]] |[[Debenham-86|Debenham]] |1896 |"IN
MEMORY OF
JOHN DEBENHAM
DIED APRIL 6TH 1884
AGED 73.
-----
ALSO OF
ELIZABETH DEBENHAM
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
DIED NOVEMBER 1ST 1891
AGED 82.
-----
ALSO OF
JAMES DEBENHAM
SON OF THE ABOVE
DIED JULY 1ST 1896,
AGED 47.
-----
ALSO OF
ISABELLA GERTRUDE,
DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE
DIED NOVEMBER 14TH 1925
AGED 69
-----" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-386.jpg|size=s}} |1143N |[[Debenham-84|John]] |[[Debenham-84|Debenham]] |1884 |"IN
MEMORY OF
JOHN DEBENHAM
DIED APRIL 6TH 1884
AGED 73.
-----
ALSO OF
ELIZABETH DEBENHAM
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
DIED NOVEMBER 1ST 1891
AGED 82.
-----
ALSO OF
JAMES DEBENHAM
SON OF THE ABOVE
DIED JULY 1ST 1896,
AGED 47.
-----
ALSO OF
ISABELLA GERTRUDE,
DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE
DIED NOVEMBER 14TH 1925
AGED 69
-----" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-342.jpg|size=s}} |1040N |[[Debenham-87|John]] |[[Debenham-87|Debenham]] |1895 |"In Loving Memory of
JOHN DEBENHAM
BORN 22ND JUNE 1840
DIED 4TH AUGUST 1895
THEY REST FROM THEIR LABOURS
AND THEIR WORKS DO FOLLOW THEM." |- |{{Image|file=Dodd-5086.jpg|size=s}} |2508Y |[[Dodd-5086|Elizabeth Jane (Dodd)]] |[[Dodd-5086|Delane]] |1880 |"Sacred
TO THE MEMORY OF
JAMES DE LANE
WHO DIED AT CROYDON
JAN 6TH 1879,
AGED 46 YEARS.
ALSO OF
ELIZABETH JANE DE LANE,
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
DIED APRIL 2ND 1880
AGED 51 YEARS.
-+-
FOR? .. LORD
A.. SO ..
..ID.. WORD
..." |- |{{Image|file=Dodd-5086.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Delane-88|James]] |[[Delane-88|Delane]] |1879 |"Sacred
TO THE MEMORY OF
JAMES DE LANE
WHO DIED AT CROYDON
JAN 6TH 1879,
AGED 46 YEARS.
ALSO OF
ELIZABETH JANE DE LANE,
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
DIED APRIL 2ND 1880
AGED 51 YEARS.
-+-
FOR? .. LORD
A.. SO ..
..ID.. WORD
..." |- |{{Image|file=Delbridge-167.jpg|size=s}} |1885Y |[[Delbridge-169|Annie Chaplain]] |[[Delbridge-169|Delbridge]] |1931 |"IN LOVING MEMORY
OF
THOMAS HENRY
THE BELOVED SON OF
THOMAS T. AND S. DELBRIDGE
WHO FELL ASLEEP IN JESUS
FEB 26TH 1888
AGED 20
-+-
FOR EVER WITH THE LORD
IN
LOVING MEMORY
OF
THOMAS THEOPHILUS DELBRIDGE
AT REST?
..JANUARY ... 1919
...GONE BEFORE
ALSO SARAH
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
THOMAS T DELBRIDGE
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
EASTER DAY MARCH 23RD 19..
AGED 74 YEARS.
-+-
.. ALSO WHICH SLEEP IN JESUS ..
.. BRING WITH HIM.
ALSO
ANNIE CHAPLAIN DELBRIDGE
DIED 13TH JAN 1931
AGED 68.
'THE LORD IS MY SHEPHERD.'" |- |{{Image|file=Delbridge-167.jpg|size=s}} |1885Y |[[Sheppard-3623|Sarah (Sheppard)]] |[[Sheppard-3623|Delbridge]] |1913 |"IN LOVING MEMORY
OF
THOMAS HENRY
THE BELOVED SON OF
THOMAS T. AND S. DELBRIDGE
WHO FELL ASLEEP IN JESUS
FEB 26TH 1888
AGED 20
-+-
FOR EVER WITH THE LORD
IN
LOVING MEMORY
OF
THOMAS THEOPHILUS DELBRIDGE
AT REST?
..JANUARY ... 1919
...GONE BEFORE
ALSO SARAH
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
THOMAS T DELBRIDGE
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
EASTER DAY MARCH 23RD 19..
AGED 74 YEARS.
-+-
.. ALSO WHICH SLEEP IN JESUS ..
.. BRING WITH HIM.
ALSO
ANNIE CHAPLAIN DELBRIDGE
DIED 13TH JAN 1931
AGED 68.
'THE LORD IS MY SHEPHERD.'" |- |{{Image|file=Delbridge-167.jpg|size=s}} |1885Y |[[Delbridge-168|Thomas Henry]] |[[Delbridge-168|Delbridge]] |1888 |"IN LOVING MEMORY
OF
THOMAS HENRY
THE BELOVED SON OF
THOMAS T. AND S. DELBRIDGE
WHO FELL ASLEEP IN JESUS
FEB 26TH 1888
AGED 20
-+-
FOR EVER WITH THE LORD
IN
LOVING MEMORY
OF
THOMAS THEOPHILUS DELBRIDGE
AT REST?
..JANUARY ... 1919
...GONE BEFORE
ALSO SARAH
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
THOMAS T DELBRIDGE
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
EASTER DAY MARCH 23RD 19..
AGED 74 YEARS.
-+-
.. ALSO WHICH SLEEP IN JESUS ..
.. BRING WITH HIM.
ALSO
ANNIE CHAPLAIN DELBRIDGE
DIED 13TH JAN 1931
AGED 68.
'THE LORD IS MY SHEPHERD.'" |- |{{Image|file=Delbridge-167.jpg|size=s}} |1885Y |[[Delbridge-167|Thomas Theophilus]] |[[Delbridge-167|Delbridge]] |1919 |"IN LOVING MEMORY
OF
THOMAS HENRY
THE BELOVED SON OF
THOMAS T. AND S. DELBRIDGE
WHO FELL ASLEEP IN JESUS
FEB 26TH 1888
AGED 20
-+-
FOR EVER WITH THE LORD
IN
LOVING MEMORY
OF
THOMAS THEOPHILUS DELBRIDGE
AT REST?
..JANUARY ... 1919
...GONE BEFORE
ALSO SARAH
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
THOMAS T DELBRIDGE
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
EASTER DAY MARCH 23RD 19..
AGED 74 YEARS.
-+-
.. ALSO WHICH SLEEP IN JESUS ..
.. BRING WITH HIM.
ALSO
ANNIE CHAPLAIN DELBRIDGE
DIED 13TH JAN 1931
AGED 68.
'THE LORD IS MY SHEPHERD.'" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-276.jpg|size=s}} |1440N |[[Williams-77780|Emily]] |[[Williams-77780|Dell]] |1928 |"In Loving Memory of
ROBERT DELL,
DIED MAY 13TH 1900,
AGED 51 YEARS.
ALSO
JOSEPH WILLIAMS DELL,
DIED OCTOBER 9TH 1918,
AGED 32 YEARS.
At Rest.
ALSO EMILY, WIFE OF ROBERT DELL,
DIED MAY 15TH 1928,
AGED 77 YEARS
ALSO IN MEMORY OF JOHN ABSALOM DELL
WHO DIED AT CHINDE E. AFRICA MAY 29 1920
AGED 42 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-276.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Dell-1070|John Absalom]] |[[Dell-1070|Dell]] |1920 |"In Loving Memory of
ROBERT DELL,
DIED MAY 13TH 1900,
AGED 51 YEARS.
ALSO
JOSEPH WILLIAMS DELL,
DIED OCTOBER 9TH 1918,
AGED 32 YEARS.
At Rest.
ALSO EMILY, WIFE OF ROBERT DELL,
DIED MAY 15TH 1928,
AGED 77 YEARS
ALSO IN MEMORY OF JOHN ABSALOM DELL
WHO DIED AT CHINDE E. AFRICA MAY 29 1920
AGED 42 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-276.jpg|size=s}} |1440Y |[[Dell-1069|Joseph Williams]] |[[Dell-1069|Dell]] |1918 |"In Loving Memory of
ROBERT DELL,
DIED MAY 13TH 1900,
AGED 51 YEARS.
ALSO
JOSEPH WILLIAMS DELL,
DIED OCTOBER 9TH 1918,
AGED 32 YEARS.
At Rest.
ALSO EMILY, WIFE OF ROBERT DELL,
DIED MAY 15TH 1928,
AGED 77 YEARS
ALSO IN MEMORY OF JOHN ABSALOM DELL
WHO DIED AT CHINDE E. AFRICA MAY 29 1920
AGED 42 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-276.jpg|size=s}} |1440N |[[Dell-1068|Robert]] |[[Dell-1068|Dell]] |1900 |"In Loving Memory of
ROBERT DELL,
DIED MAY 13TH 1900,
AGED 51 YEARS.
ALSO
JOSEPH WILLIAMS DELL,
DIED OCTOBER 9TH 1918,
AGED 32 YEARS.
At Rest.
ALSO EMILY, WIFE OF ROBERT DELL,
DIED MAY 15TH 1928,
AGED 77 YEARS
ALSO IN MEMORY OF JOHN ABSALOM DELL
WHO DIED AT CHINDE E. AFRICA MAY 29 1920
AGED 42 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-384.jpg|size=s}} |1130N |[[Covey-1310|Alice]] |[[Covey-1310|Denyer]] |1930 |"-----
ALICE DENYER
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
DIED 16TH OCT 1930 AGED 62
-----
BEAUTIFUL MEMORIES LEFT BEHIND" |- |{{Image|file=Denyer-251.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Booker-1531|Elizabeth (Booker)]] |[[Booker-1531|Denyer]] |1945 |"In
Loving Memory
-of-
GEORGE DENYER
DIED APRIL 8TH 1891, AGED 40 YEARS.
---
Also
ELIZABETH WIFE OF THE ABOVE,
DIED SEPT 9TH 1945, AGED 93 YEARS.
Peace Perfect Peace" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-384.jpg|size=s}} |580N |[[Denyer-226|Frederick]] |[[Denyer-226|Denyer]] |1893 |"-----
ALICE DENYER
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
DIED 16TH OCT 1930 AGED 62
-----
BEAUTIFUL MEMORIES LEFT BEHIND" |- |{{Image|file=Denyer-251.jpg|size=s}} |575N |[[Denyer-251|George]] |[[Denyer-251|Denyer]] |1891 |"In
Loving Memory
-of-
GEORGE DENYER
DIED APRIL 8TH 1891, AGED 40 YEARS.
---
Also
ELIZABETH WIFE OF THE ABOVE,
DIED SEPT 9TH 1945, AGED 93 YEARS.
Peace Perfect Peace" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-611.jpg|size=s}} |1673BY |[[Denyer-225|Wilfred John]] |[[Denyer-225|Denyer]] |1926 |"In Loving Memory
-of-
WALTER EDE
WHO ENTERED INTO REST
DECEMBER 28TH? 1931 AGED 76
---
Also of ELIZABETH EDE
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
DIED JULY 11TH 1942, AGED 84 YEARS
Also
In Loving Memory
-of-
WILFRED JOHN DENYER
DEARLY LOVED HUSBAND OF
NELLIE
DAUGHTER OF W.? &? E. EDE
[DIED] MAY 10TH 1926 AGED 31 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-8.jpg|size=s}} |2143-4Y |[[Dickinson-6389|Emma]] |[[Dickinson-6389|Dickinson]] |1896 |"In Memory of
JOHN DOCWRA DICKINSON,
WHO DIED AT FARNCOMBE,
ON THE 25TH JUNE 1879,
AGED 79 YEARS.
Also of
MARGARET
FOR NEARLY 58 YEARS WIFE OF THE ABOVE,
WHO DIED AT THE SAME PLACE,
ON THE 29TH MARCH 1879,
AGED 71 YEARS.
ALSO OF EMMA, THEIR DAUGHTER,
WHO DIED IN LONDON 8TH DAY OF FEBRUARY 1896,
AGED 64 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-8.jpg|size=s}} |2143-4Y |[[Dickinson-4919|John Docwra]] |[[Dickinson-4919|Dickinson]] |1879 |"In Memory of
JOHN DOCWRA DICKINSON,
WHO DIED AT FARNCOMBE,
ON THE 25TH JUNE 1879,
AGED 79 YEARS.
Also of
MARGARET
FOR NEARLY 58 YEARS WIFE OF THE ABOVE,
WHO DIED AT THE SAME PLACE,
ON THE 29TH MARCH 1879,
AGED 71 YEARS.
ALSO OF EMMA, THEIR DAUGHTER,
WHO DIED IN LONDON 8TH DAY OF FEBRUARY 1896,
AGED 64 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-8.jpg|size=s}} |2143-4Y |[[Alexander-10061|Margaret (Alexander)]] |[[Alexander-10061|Dickinson]] |1879 |"In Memory of
JOHN DOCWRA DICKINSON,
WHO DIED AT FARNCOMBE,
ON THE 25TH JUNE 1879,
AGED 79 YEARS.
Also of
MARGARET
FOR NEARLY 58 YEARS WIFE OF THE ABOVE,
WHO DIED AT THE SAME PLACE,
ON THE 29TH MARCH 1879,
AGED 71 YEARS.
ALSO OF EMMA, THEIR DAUGHTER,
WHO DIED IN LONDON 8TH DAY OF FEBRUARY 1896,
AGED 64 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Dixon-11909.jpg|size=s}} |1838-9Y |[[Wray-2484|Mary (Wray)]] |[[Wray-2484|Dixon]] |1905 |"MARY,
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
ROBERT DIXON
WHO FELL ASLEEP FEBY. 23RD 1905
AGED 62 YEARS.
WHAT I DO THOU KNOWEST NOT NOW
BUT THOU SHALT KNOW HEREAFTER" |- |{{Image|file=Dixon-11909.jpg|size=s}} |1838-9Y |[[Dixon-11909|Robert]] |[[Dixon-11909|Dixon]] |1915 |"MARY,
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
ROBERT DIXON
WHO FELL ASLEEP FEBY. 23RD 1905
AGED 62 YEARS.
WHAT I DO THOU KNOWEST NOT NOW
BUT THOU SHALT KNOW HEREAFTER" |- | |Y366 |[[Dodge-6122|Bertha]] |[[Dodge-6122|Dodge]] |1884 | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-547.jpg|size=s}} |662N |[[Kimber-593|Catherine (Kimber)]] |[[Kimber-593|Dodge]] |1893 |"In
Loving Memory of
CATHERINE DODGE
BORN MARCH 27TH 1854
DIED NOVEMBER 5TH 1893.
At Rest." |- | |671N |[[Norris-7947|Emma]] |[[Norris-7947|Dodge]] |1913 | |- | |365Y |[[Dodge-6123|Herbert]] |[[Dodge-6123|Dodge]] |1889 | |- | |114Y |[[Dodge-6121|Mabel Annie]] |[[Dodge-6121|Dodge]] |1916 | |- | |886N |[[Dodge-6119|Marten Westerman]] |[[Dodge-6119|Dodge]] |1898 | |- | |367Y |[[Dodge-6124|Nora Annie]] |[[Dodge-6124|Dodge]] |1884 | |- | |671N |[[Dodge-6120|William Marten Robert]] |[[Dodge-6120|Dodge]] |1894 | |- |{{Image|file=Bowden-3351.jpg|size=s}} |1813Y |[[Pullinger-68|Caroline (Pullinger)]] |[[Pullinger-68|Doe]] |1901 |"In Loving Memory
of
Billy Bowden
1921 - 1930
Grandparents
Caroline Doe
1828 - 1901
Henry Doe
1833 - 1912" |- |{{Image|file=Bowden-3351.jpg|size=s}} |1813Y |[[Doe-739|Henry]] |[[Doe-739|Doe]] |1912 |"In Loving Memory
of
Billy Bowden
1921 - 1930
Grandparents
Caroline Doe
1828 - 1901
Henry Doe
1833 - 1912" |- |{{Image|file=Dowse-440.jpg|size=s}} |692-3Y |[[Dowse-440|Francis]] |[[Dowse-440|Dowse]] |1908 |"SACRED
TO THE MEMORY OF
FRANCIS DOWSE
AT REST
23 OCTOBER 1908
AGED 60 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Druitt-66.jpg|size=s}} |2240Y |[[Druitt-66|Harry]] |[[Druitt-66|Druitt]] |1878 |"..Memory
of
[Harry] D[ruitt]
of B[righton?]
who died September 24th 1878
[Aged] 23 [y]ear[s]" |- |{{Image|file=Duke-3930.jpg|size=s}} |2320Y |[[Duke-3929|Adelaide Helen]] |[[Duke-3929|Duke]] |1879 |"In
Loving Memory of
ERNEST EDWARD DUKE,
DIED JANY. 26TH 1879,
AGED 16 YEARS.
-+-
Also
ADELAIDE HELEN DUKE,
DIED MARCH 9TH 1879,
AGED 19 YEARS.
-+-
NOT GONE FROM MEMORY, NOT GONE FROM LOVE,
BUT GONE TO A BRIGHTER HOME ABOVE." |- |{{Image|file=Duke-3928.jpg|size=s}} |593Y |[[Cooper-24833|Ann (Cooper)]] |[[Cooper-24833|Duke]] |1903 |"Sacred
To the Memory of
JOHN DUKE,
DIED NOVR. 30TH, 1873,
AGED 56 YEARS.
---
Also of
OUR DEAR MOTHER ANN,
WIDOW OF THE ABOVE
WHO WAS CALLED TO REST
MARCH 27TH 1903,
AGED 81 YEARS.
DEARLY LOVED AND SADLY MISSED.
ALSO OF FIVE CHILDREN
WHO DIED IN THEIR INFANCY." |- |{{Image|file=Duke-3930.jpg|size=s}} |2319Y |[[Duke-3930|Ernest Edward]] |[[Duke-3930|Duke]] |1879 |"In
Loving Memory of
ERNEST EDWARD DUKE,
DIED JANY. 26TH 1879,
AGED 16 YEARS.
-+-
Also
ADELAIDE HELEN DUKE,
DIED MARCH 9TH 1879,
AGED 19 YEARS.
-+-
NOT GONE FROM MEMORY, NOT GONE FROM LOVE,
BUT GONE TO A BRIGHTER HOME ABOVE." |- |{{Image|file=Duke-3928.jpg|size=s}} |593Y |[[Duke-3928|John]] |[[Duke-3928|Duke]] |1873 |"Sacred
To the Memory of
JOHN DUKE,
DIED NOVR. 30TH, 1873,
AGED 56 YEARS.
---
Also of
OUR DEAR MOTHER ANN,
WIDOW OF THE ABOVE
WHO WAS CALLED TO REST
MARCH 27TH 1903,
AGED 81 YEARS.
DEARLY LOVED AND SADLY MISSED.
ALSO OF FIVE CHILDREN
WHO DIED IN THEIR INFANCY." |- | |495Y |[[Duke-3931|Kate Eliza]] |[[Duke-3931|Duke]] |1859 | |- |{{Image|file=Dunn-14198.jpg|size=s}} |2410Y |[[Dunn-14198|Charlotte Louisa]] |[[Dunn-14198|Dunn]] |1884 |"THOU
HAST BEEN
FAITHFUL
OVER A FEW THINGS
I WILL MAKE THEE
RULER
OVER MANY THINGS
ENTER THOU INTO
THE JOY OF THY LORD.
S. MATTHEW XXV..
IN LOVING AND AFFECTIONATE
MEMORY OF
CHARLOTTE LOUISA DUNN
FOR TEN YEARS MATRON AT
CHARTER-HOUSE
WHO DIED ON THE 7TH OF NOVEMBER 1884
AGED 57 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-552.jpg|size=s}} |69AN |[[Dunolly-1|Lt. Col. K. J. G.]] |[[Dunolly-1|Dunolly]] |1945 |"IN LOVING MEMORY OF
LT. COL. K. J. G. DUNOLLY
JAN 8TH 1945
AND HIS WIFE, MARY CATHERINE
JUNE 12TH 1952." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-552.jpg|size=s}} |69AN |[[Amesbury-84|Mary Catherine]] |[[Amesbury-84|Dunolly]] |1952 |"IN LOVING MEMORY OF
LT. COL. K. J. G. DUNOLLY
JAN 8TH 1945
AND HIS WIFE, MARY CATHERINE
JUNE 12TH 1952." |- |{{Image|file=Ayling-412.jpg|size=s}} |365N |[[Ayling-412|Jane (Ayling)]] |[[Ayling-412|Durrant]] |1888 | |- |{{Image|file=Nash-7826.jpg|size=s}} |794Y |[[Nash-7826|Ann (Nash)]] |[[Nash-7826|Eades]] |1875 |"In
AFFECTIONATE
REMEMBRANCE OF
ANN, WIFE OF
HENRY EADES
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
[1875]" |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-9.jpg|size=s}} |1937Y |[[Eager-377|Edward]] |[[Eager-377|Eager]] |1891 |"Here rest the mortal remains of
EDWARD EAGER
WHO DIED MAY 5TH 1891" |- | |1937Y |[[Evershed-53|Ellen]] |[[Evershed-53|Eager]] |1922 | |- | |2602Y |[[Eager-388|Mary Louisa]] |[[Eager-388|Eager]] |1947 | |- |{{Image|file=Earle-1714.jpg|size=s}} |2128Y |[[Earle-1714|Ann]] |[[Earle-1714|Earle]] |1877 |"In
Affectionate Remembrance of
ANN EARLE
WHO DIED FEB 15TH? 1877
AGED 6_ YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-611.jpg|size=s}} |1673BY |[[Hayter-892|Elizabeth]] |[[Hayter-892|Ede]] |1942 |"In Loving Memory
-of-
WALTER EDE
WHO ENTERED INTO REST
DECEMBER 28TH? 1931 AGED 76
---
Also of ELIZABETH EDE
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
DIED JULY 11TH 1942, AGED 84 YEARS
Also
In Loving Memory
-of-
WILFRED JOHN DENYER
DEARLY LOVED HUSBAND OF
NELLIE
DAUGHTER OF W.? &? E. EDE
[DIED] MAY 10TH 1926 AGED 31 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Ede-381.jpg|size=s}} |787Y |[[Ede-381|James]] |[[Ede-381|Ede]] |1866 |"Sacred
[TO THE MEMORY OF]
JAMES EDE
[WHO DIED]
JANUARY 2ND 1866
AGED [64] YEARS
...D THE LORD
...BLESSED
..THE LORD" |- |{{Image|file=Ede-381.jpg|size=s}} |788Y |[[Unknown-488916|Sophia]] |[[Unknown-488916|Ede]] |1870 |"Sacred
[TO THE MEMORY OF]
SOPHIA EDE
WHO DIED
JULY 23RD? 1870
AGED 79 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-611.jpg|size=s}} |1673BY |[[Ede-366|Walter]] |[[Ede-366|Ede]] |1931 |"In Loving Memory
-of-
WALTER EDE
WHO ENTERED INTO REST
DECEMBER 28TH? 1931 AGED 76
---
Also of ELIZABETH EDE
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
DIED JULY 11TH 1942, AGED 84 YEARS
Also
In Loving Memory
-of-
WILFRED JOHN DENYER
DEARLY LOVED HUSBAND OF
NELLIE
DAUGHTER OF W.? &? E. EDE
[DIED] MAY 10TH 1926 AGED 31 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Eden-1213.jpg|size=s}} |398Y |[[Turpin-1146|Elizabeth (Turpin)]] |[[Turpin-1146|Eden]] |1869 |"Sacred
TO THE MEMORY OF
JAMES EDEN
WHO DIED OCTBR 19TH 1862 AGED 84
MARK THE PERFECT MAN AND BEHOLD THE UPRIGHT
FOR THE END OF THAT MAN IS PEACE.
ALSO
ELIZABETH, WIFE OF THE ABOVE
AND GOVERNESS IN THE PARISH OF GODALMING
NEARLY 50 YEARS
DIED IN PERFECT PEACE SEPTR 28TH 1869
AGED 84 YEARS.
'THROUGH FAITH IN GOD THEY ARE NOT DEAD BUT
SLEEPETH A LITTLE WHILE IN JESUS.'
BLESSED ARE THE DEAD WHICH DIE IN THE LORD
YEA SAITH THE SPIRIT THEY REST FROM THEIR
LABOURS AND THEIR WORKS DO FOLLOW THEM
O DEATH WHERE IS THY STING?" |- |{{Image|file=Eden-1213.jpg|size=s}} |397Y |[[Eden-1213|James]] |[[Eden-1213|Eden]] |1862 |"Sacred
TO THE MEMORY OF
JAMES EDEN
WHO DIED OCTBR 19TH 1862 AGED 84
MARK THE PERFECT MAN AND BEHOLD THE UPRIGHT
FOR THE END OF THAT MAN IS PEACE.
ALSO
ELIZABETH, WIFE OF THE ABOVE
AND GOVERNESS IN THE PARISH OF GODALMING
NEARLY 50 YEARS
DIED IN PERFECT PEACE SEPTR 28TH 1869
AGED 84 YEARS.
'THROUGH FAITH IN GOD THEY ARE NOT DEAD BUT
SLEEPETH A LITTLE WHILE IN JESUS.'
BLESSED ARE THE DEAD WHICH DIE IN THE LORD
YEA SAITH THE SPIRIT THEY REST FROM THEIR
LABOURS AND THEIR WORKS DO FOLLOW THEM
O DEATH WHERE IS THY STING?" |- |{{Image|file=Edgeler-24.jpg|size=s}} |2456Y |[[Nye-2149|Alice (Nye)]] |[[Nye-2149|Edgeler]] |1924 |"'At Rest'.
Loving Memory
-of-
JOHN EDGELER,
BORN DECR 29TH 1844" |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-10.jpg|size=s}} |1951Y |[[Baverstock-114|Hannah Elizabeth (Baverstock)]] |[[Baverstock-114|Edgeler]] |1914 |"In Loving Memory of
+
WILLIAM EDGELER
WHO DIED JANUARY 22ND, 1892
AGED 42 YEARS.
----
'THY WILL BE DONE.'
Also of
HANNAH ELIZABETH
WIDOW OF THE ABOVE
DIED FEBR. 21ST 1914
AGED 65 YEARS.
GODS FINGER TOUCHED HER & SHE SLEPT" |- |{{Image|file=Edgeler-24.jpg|size=s}} |2456Y |[[Edgeler-24|John]] |[[Edgeler-24|Edgeler]] |1911 |"'At Rest'.
Loving Memory
-of-
JOHN EDGELER,
BORN DECR 29TH 1844" |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-10.jpg|size=s}} |1951Y |[[Edgeler-23|William]] |[[Edgeler-23|Edgeler]] |1892 |"In Loving Memory of
+
WILLIAM EDGELER
WHO DIED JANUARY 22ND, 1892
AGED 42 YEARS.
----
'THY WILL BE DONE.'
Also of
HANNAH ELIZABETH
WIDOW OF THE ABOVE
DIED FEBR. 21ST 1914
AGED 65 YEARS.
GODS FINGER TOUCHED HER & SHE SLEPT" |- |{{Image|file=Richards-13838.jpg|size=s}} |795Y |[[Richards-13838|Ann (Richards)]] |[[Richards-13838|Edwards]] |1875 |"SACRED
to the Memory of
ANN EDWARDS
who died July 27 1875
AGED 63 YEARS.
NOT LOST BUT GONE BEFORE" |- |{{Image|file=Lewer-95.jpg|size=s}} |276N |[[Nye-2244|Emma (Nye)]] |[[Nye-2244|Edwards]] |1900 |"In Loving Memory of
ihs
SARAH
THE WIFE OF
THOMAS NYE
WHO DIED AUGUST 6TH 1887,
AGED 67 YEARS.
-+-
'BLESSED ARE THE DEAD WHICH
DIE IN THE LORD.'
ALSO OF
EMMA EDWARDS
DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE
AND THE BELOVED WIFE OF
WILLIAM HENRY EDWARDS
OF NORTHBOURNE, FARNCOMBE
DIED DECEMBER 13TH 1900
AGED 58 YEARS
HER END WAS PEACE." |- |{{Image|file=Richards-14051.jpg|size=s}} |2192Y |[[Edwards-25599|George]] |[[Edwards-25599|Edwards]] |1891 |"In
MEMORY OF
JANE, WI[FE OF]
ROBERT RICHARDS
DIED AUGST. 2ND 1877,
A[GED ..] YEARS
..
..
GEORGE [EDWARDS?]
GRE[AT?] [NEPHEW OF THE ABOVE?]
BORN DEC .. 1868? " |- |{{Image|file=Edwards-25087.jpg|size=s}} |918Y |[[Edwards-25087|James]] |[[Edwards-25087|Edwards]] |1865 |"SACRED
TO the Memory of
JAMES EDWARDS
who died September 17th? 1865
AGED 55 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Edwards-25015.jpg|size=s}} |232Y |[[Edwards-25015|William]] |[[Edwards-25015|Edwards]] |1860 |"IN
[MEMORY OF]
WILLIAM EDWARDS
WHO DIED JANY 16TH [1860]
IN THE 23RD YEAR
OF HIS AGE" |- | |232Y |[[Lasham-5|Elizabeth (Lasham)]] |[[Lasham-5|Edwards]] |1897 | |- |{{Image|file=Parker-35209.jpg|size=s}} |1916Y |[[Parker-35209|Mary (Parker)]] |[[Parker-35209|Edwards]] |1887 | |- |{{Image|file=Eldridge-2951.jpg|size=s}} |282N |[[Eldridge-2951|William]] |[[Eldridge-2951|Eldridge]] |1886 |"IN
Beloved Memory of
WILLIAM ELDRIDGE
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
MAY 11TH 1886
AGED 39 YEARS
-+-
REST IN PEACE." |- |{{Image|file=Ellery-557.jpg|size=s}} |2233Y |[[Ellery-557|Eliza Maria]] |[[Ellery-557|Ellery]] |1897 |"IHS
IN
LOVING MEMORY
OF
SARAH ELLERY
MAY 23RD 1880
AGED 65
'FALLEN ASLEEP.'
AND ELIZA MARIA ELLERY,
AT REST MARCH 18TH 1897,
AGED 88 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Ellery-557.jpg|size=s}} |2233Y |[[Ellery-558|Sarah]] |[[Ellery-558|Ellery]] |1880 |"IHS
IN
LOVING MEMORY
OF
SARAH ELLERY
MAY 23RD 1880
AGED 65
'FALLEN ASLEEP.'
AND ELIZA MARIA ELLERY,
AT REST MARCH 18TH 1897,
AGED 88 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Elliott-15219.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Elliott-15219|Frederick]] |[[Elliott-15219|Elliott]] |1847 |"IN MEMORY OF
HARRIETT ELLIOTT
WHO DIED NOVEMBER 7TH 1885
AGED 64
ALSO OF FREDERICK ELLIOTT
WHO DIED APRIL 25TH 1847
AGED ..
INTERRED IN GODALMING CHURCHYARD" |- |{{Image|file=Elliott-15219.jpg|size=s}} |2086Y |[[Elliott-15220|Harriet]] |[[Elliott-15220|Elliott]] |1929 |"IN MEMORY OF
HARRIETT ELLIOTT
WHO DIED NOVEMBER 7TH 1885
AGED 64
ALSO OF FREDERICK ELLIOTT
WHO DIED APRIL 25TH 1847
AGED ..
INTERRED IN GODALMING CHURCHYARD" |- |{{Image|file=Elliott-15219.jpg|size=s}} |2086Y |[[Burdock-32|Harriett (Burdock)]] |[[Burdock-32|Elliott]] |1885 |"IN MEMORY OF
HARRIETT ELLIOTT
WHO DIED NOVEMBER 7TH 1885
AGED 64
ALSO OF FREDERICK ELLIOTT
WHO DIED APRIL 25TH 1847
AGED ..
INTERRED IN GODALMING CHURCHYARD" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-407.jpg|size=s}} |1275N |[[Ellis-17657|Cyrus]] |[[Ellis-17657|Ellis]] |1883 |"CYRUS ELLIS
BORN MARCH 6TH 1826
DIED NOVR 8TH 1883
-----
AND HIS WIFE
EMMA LOUISA
AT REST
AUGUST 3RD 1907
AGED 83 YEARS.
-----" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-407.jpg|size=s}} |1275N |[[Gates-5100|Emma Louisa]] |[[Gates-5100|Ellis]] |1907 |"CYRUS ELLIS
BORN MARCH 6TH 1826
DIED NOVR 8TH 1883
-----
AND HIS WIFE
EMMA LOUISA
AT REST
AUGUST 3RD 1907
AGED 83 YEARS.
-----" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-414.jpg|size=s}} |1339N |[[Ellis-17658|Isaac]] |[[Ellis-17658|Ellis]] |1877 |"IN MEMORY
OF
ISAAC ELLIS,
BORN DECR 26TH 1812
DIED MAY 3RD 1877.
'GOD IS LOVE.'" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-413.jpg|size=s}} |1340N |[[Ellis-17671|James]] |[[Ellis-17671|Ellis]] |1867 |"IN MEMORY
OF
JAMES ELLIS,
BORN SEPTR 3RD 1811
DIED JANY 20TH 1867." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-411.jpg|size=s}} |1339N |[[Ellis-17667|Mary]] |[[Ellis-17667|Ellis]] |1881 |"MARY ELLIS
BORN OCT 4TH 1816
DIED SEPR 14TH 1881" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-418.jpg|size=s}} |1503N |Sarah |Ellis |1877 |"In
Memory of
SARAH ELLIS
OF SEND
DIED NOVR 19TH 1877,
AGED 54 YEARS.
----" |- |{{Image|file=Caesar-248.jpg|size=s}} |547Y |[[Caesar-248|Ann (Caesar)]] |[[Caesar-248|Elwin]] |1865 |"SACRED
to the
Memory
of
ANN WIFE OF
THOMAS ELWIN
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
OCTOBER 7TH 1865
IN THE 75TH YEAR
OF HER AGE" |- |{{Image|file=Elwin-61.jpg|size=s}} |548Y |[[Elwin-61|James]] |[[Elwin-61|Elwin]] |1863 |"..
JAMES [SON] OF
THOMAS [ELWIN]
WHO D[EPARTED THI]S LIFE
ON THE.." |- |{{Image|file=Elwin-60.jpg|size=s}} |546Y |[[Elwin-60|Thomas]] |[[Elwin-60|Elwin]] |1866 |"SACRED
..
THOMAS ELWIN
..
..1866
IN THE [80TH] YEAR
[OF HIS AGE]" |- | |4103Y |[[Etherington-862|Charles]] |[[Etherington-862|Etherington]] |1939 | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-643.jpg|size=s}} |1417Y |[[Holden-4278|Ellen]] |[[Holden-4278|Etherington]] |1919 |"In Loving Memory
-of-
ELLEN
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
CHARLES ETHERINGTON
DIED NOV 13TH 1919 AGED 74 YEARS.
---" |- |{{Image|file=Etherington-915.jpg|size=s}} |2044Y |[[Etherington-915|Walter John]] |[[Etherington-915|Etherington]] |1909 |"IN
LOVING
MEMORY
OF
BABY
..." |- |{{Image|file=Evans-29007.jpg|size=s}} |2587Y |[[Evans-29007|Eleanor Matilda]] |[[Evans-29007|Evans]] |1882 |"In
.. Remembrance of
[ELEANO]R MATILDA EVANS,
[WHO DE]PARTED THIS LIFE
JUNE 7TH 1882
AGED 2 YEARS AND
.. MONTHS.
-+-
..ARMS OF J[ESUS]..
..
..OWED
..T.
..
..E LORD
..AY." |- |{{Image|file=Muir-3091.jpg|size=s}} |584Y |[[Muir-3091|Eliza Janet (Muir)]] |[[Muir-3091|Evans]] |1919 |"IN
LOVING MEMORY
OF
ELIZA JANET EVANS
WHO DIED JUNE 27 1919, AGED 72
WIFE OF
REV HENRY JAMES EVANS M.A.
SOMETIME ASSISTANT MASTER CHARTERHOUSE" |- |{{Image|file=Evans-28533.jpg|size=s}} |2459BY |[[Evans-28533|Henry James]] |[[Evans-28533|Evans]] |1919 |"IN
LOVING MEMORY
OF
THE REVEREND HENRY JAMES EVANS
WHO DIED MARCH 9TH 1921" |- |{{Image|file=Pannell-557.jpg|size=s}} |402N |[[Pannell-557|Mary (Pannell)]] |[[Pannell-557|Evans]] |1890 |"In Loving Memory of our Affectionate
Mother
MARY EVANS,
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
SEPTEMBER 17TH 1890
AGED 71 YEARS.
-+-
SLEEP ON BELOVED SLEEP AND TAKE THY REST
LAY DOWN THY WEARY HEAD UPON THY SAVIOUR'S BREAST
WE LOVE THE WELL BUT JESUS LOVES THEE BEST
-+-
Also of
WILLIAM EVANS,
SON OF THE ABOVE
DIED JUNE 5TH 1915,
AGED 75 YEARS.
-+-
'FOR HE KNOWETH OUR FRAME,
HE REMEMBERETH THAT WE ARE DUST'" |- |{{Image|file=Evans-29247.jpg|size=s}} |2331Y |[[Evans-29247|Samuel Charles]] |[[Evans-29247|Evans]] |1881 |"SACRED
TO THE MEMORY OF
SAMUEL CHARLES
BELOVED HUSBAND OF
SARAH ANN EVANS,
DIED 23 AUGUST 1881
AGED 30 YEARS
AND HIS WIFE
SARAH ANN
DIED 14 APRIL 1924
AGED 71 YEARS.
'GRANT THEM ETERNAL REST, O LORD.'" |- |{{Image|file=Evans-29247.jpg|size=s}} |2331Y |[[Holder-2987|Sarah Ann (Holder)]] |[[Holder-2987|Evans]] |1924 |"SACRED
TO THE MEMORY OF
SAMUEL CHARLES
BELOVED HUSBAND OF
SARAH ANN EVANS,
DIED 23 AUGUST 1881
AGED 30 YEARS
AND HIS WIFE
SARAH ANN
DIED 14 APRIL 1924
AGED 71 YEARS.
'GRANT THEM ETERNAL REST, O LORD.'" |- |{{Image|file=Pannell-557.jpg|size=s}} |402N |[[Evans-30524|William]] |[[Evans-30524|Evans]] |1915 |"In Loving Memory of our Affectionate
Mother
MARY EVANS,
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
SEPTEMBER 17TH 1890
AGED 71 YEARS.
-+-
SLEEP ON BELOVED SLEEP AND TAKE THY REST
LAY DOWN THY WEARY HEAD UPON THY SAVIOUR'S BREAST
WE LOVE THE WELL BUT JESUS LOVES THEE BEST
-+-
Also of
WILLIAM EVANS,
SON OF THE ABOVE
DIED JUNE 5TH 1915,
AGED 75 YEARS.
-+-
'FOR HE KNOWETH OUR FRAME,
HE REMEMBERETH THAT WE ARE DUST'" |- |{{Image|file=Parsons-11373.jpg|size=s}} |2656aY |[[Parsons-11373|Annie (Parsons)]] |[[Parsons-11373|Farley]] |1947 |"IN LOVING MEMORY
OF
KATE FARLEY
BORN 18 MAY 1863
AT REST 18 JUNE 1913
ANNIE FARLEY" |- |{{Image|file=Farley-3534.jpg|size=s}} |2656aY |[[Farley-3534|Kate]] |[[Farley-3534|Farley]] |1913 |"IN LOVING MEMORY
OF
KATE FARLEY
BORN 18 MAY 1863
AT REST 18 JUNE 1913
ANNIE FARLEY" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-514.jpg|size=s}} |1261N |[[Farnfield-16|Hannah]] |[[Farnfield-16|Farnfield]] |1878 |"HANNAH FARNFIELD
DIED AT
LLANAWAY COTTAGES
DEC 8TH 1878
AGED 75
-----
FAITHFUL SISTER? AND FRIEND" |- |{{Image|file=Arnold-14112.jpg|size=s}} |156Y |[[Arnold-14112|Elizabeth (Arnold)]] |[[Arnold-14112|Farr]] |1873 |"In
Memory of
ELIZABETH WIFE OF
OBED FARR
DIED DECr 12TH 1873
AGED 42 YEARS
-----" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-219.jpg|size=s}} |1386aN |[[Oakley-2290|Elizabeth]] |[[Oakley-2290|Fathers]] |1922 |"SACRED
TO THE MEMORY
OF
ELIZABETH,
THE BELOVED
WIFE OF
WILLIAM FATHERS
AT REST
19 JANUARY 1922
AGED 62.
'NOT MY WILL
BUT THINE BE DONE.'
ALSO
WILLIAM FATHERS
HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE
DIED
11TH SEPTEMBER 1928
AGED 64 YEARS.
----
REST IN PEACE." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-219.jpg|size=s}} |1386aN |[[Fathers-51|William]] |[[Fathers-51|Fathers]] |1928 |"SACRED
TO THE MEMORY
OF
ELIZABETH,
THE BELOVED
WIFE OF
WILLIAM FATHERS
AT REST
19 JANUARY 1922
AGED 62.
'NOT MY WILL
BUT THINE BE DONE.'
ALSO
WILLIAM FATHERS
HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE
DIED
11TH SEPTEMBER 1928
AGED 64 YEARS.
----
REST IN PEACE." |- |{{Image|file=Feltham-347.jpg|size=s}} |12bY |[[Feltham-347|John Gilbert]] |[[Feltham-347|Feltham]] |1913 |"In Loving Memory of
JOHN GILBERT
THE DEAR CHILD OF
GILBERT & MABEL FELTHAM
BORN DECR 26 1912, DIED JAN 24TH 1913" |- |{{Image|file=Unknown-486945.jpg|size=s}} |562Y |[[Unknown-486945|Elizabeth Susan]] |[[Unknown-486945|Field]] |1928 |"IN EVER LOVING MEMORY OF
ELIZABETH S. FIELD
DIED 11TH AUGUST 1928
AGED 63 YEARS.
A DEVOTED WIFE AND MOTHER
AT REST." |- |{{Image|file=Field-5326.jpg|size=s}} |635Y |[[Field-5326|William]] |[[Field-5326|Field]] |1864 |"IN MEMORY OF
WILLIAM FIELD
DIED DEC. 11TH 1864, AGED 24 YEARS.
---
ALSO OF EMMA BOXALL, HIS WIFE
DIED APRIL 26TH 1927, AGED 85 YEARS.
'RE-UNITED.'" |- |{{Image|file=Glassborow-13.jpg|size=s}} |2202Y |[[Glassborow-13|Margaret (Glassborow)]] |[[Glassborow-13|Fisher]] |1908 |"IN
LOVING MEMORY
OF
MARGARET FISHER
WHO FELL ASLEEP
MARCH 2[1ST 1908] AGED [78] YEARS
+
R. I. P." |- |{{Image|file=Fitton-441.jpg|size=s}} |481N |[[Fitton-441|Jane]] |[[Fitton-441|Fitton]] |1890 |"[JANE] FITTON
...
... YEARS
R. I. P.
MARIA FITTON
TAKEN TO REST MAY [10TH] 19[15]
AGED 82 YEARS
R. I. P." |- |{{Image|file=Fitton-441.jpg|size=s}} |480N |[[Fitton-443|Maria]] |[[Fitton-443|Fitton]] |1915 |"[JANE] FITTON
...
... YEARS
R. I. P.
MARIA FITTON
TAKEN TO REST MAY [10TH] 19[15]
AGED 82 YEARS
R. I. P." |- |{{Image|file=Foster-22964.jpg|size=s}} |1876aY |[[Foster-22964|Annie Grace]] |[[Foster-22964|Foster]] |1916 |"EMMA FOSTER DIED OCT 20TH 1944, AGED 89 YEARS
.. GRACE FOSTER 18 JULY 1916 AGED 26, AND HER SISTERS DOROTHY AND HILDA." |- | |229N |[[Foster-22966|Dorothy]] |[[Foster-22966|Foster]] |1903 |"EMMA FOSTER DIED OCT 20TH 1944, AGED 89 YEARS
.. GRACE FOSTER 18 JULY 1916 AGED 26, AND HER SISTERS DOROTHY AND HILDA." |- |{{Image|file=Foster-22964.jpg|size=s}} |1876aY |[[Hayward-4570|Emma (Hayward)]] |[[Hayward-4570|Foster]] |1944 |"EMMA FOSTER DIED OCT 20TH 1944, AGED 89 YEARS
.. GRACE FOSTER 18 JULY 1916 AGED 26, AND HER SISTERS DOROTHY AND HILDA." |- |{{Image|file=Foster-22965.jpg|size=s}} |229N |[[Foster-22965|George Michael]] |[[Foster-22965|Foster]] |1915 |"IN LOVING MEMORY
GEORGE MICHAEL
FOSTER
.. 1915 AGED 57
AT REST" |- | |1968Y |[[Foster-22967|Hilda]] |[[Foster-22967|Foster]] |1898 |"EMMA FOSTER DIED OCT 20TH 1944, AGED 89 YEARS
.. GRACE FOSTER 18 JULY 1916 AGED 26, AND HER SISTERS DOROTHY AND HILDA." |- |{{Image|file=Franklin-8349.jpg|size=s}} |286Y |[[Franklin-11624|Constance Ruth]] |[[Franklin-11624|Franklin]] |1932 |"IN LOVING MEMORY OF
CONSTANCE RUTH FRANKLIN
BORN MAY 27TH 1851
DIED MAY 14TH 1932
GEORGE CAREY FRANKLIN
BORN JUNE 22ND 1844
DIED MARCH 7TH 1925
ALSO OF HIS WIFE
REBECCA MARION FRANKLIN
BORN MAY 25TH 1847
DIED MARCH 12TH 1936" |- | |286Y |[[Franklin-11625|Francis Sidney Herbert]] |[[Franklin-11625|Franklin]] |1935 | |- |{{Image|file=Franklin-8349.jpg|size=s}} |286Y |[[Franklin-8349|George Carey]] |[[Franklin-8349|Franklin]] |1925 |"IN LOVING MEMORY OF
CONSTANCE RUTH FRANKLIN
BORN MAY 27TH 1851
DIED MAY 14TH 1932
GEORGE CAREY FRANKLIN
BORN JUNE 22ND 1844
DIED MARCH 7TH 1925
ALSO OF HIS WIFE
REBECCA MARION FRANKLIN
BORN MAY 25TH 1847
DIED MARCH 12TH 1936" |- |{{Image|file=Franklin-8349.jpg|size=s}} |286Y |[[Franklin-9704|Rebecca Marion]] |[[Franklin-9704|Franklin]] |1936 |"IN LOVING MEMORY OF
CONSTANCE RUTH FRANKLIN
BORN MAY 27TH 1851
DIED MAY 14TH 1932
GEORGE CAREY FRANKLIN
BORN JUNE 22ND 1844
DIED MARCH 7TH 1925
ALSO OF HIS WIFE
REBECCA MARION FRANKLIN
BORN MAY 25TH 1847
DIED MARCH 12TH 1936" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-286.jpg|size=s}} |877N |[[Hansell-311|Mary]] |[[Hansell-311|Frith]] |1895 |"In
Loving
Memory of
MARY, WIFE OF
WILLIAM FRITH
WHO DIED SEPTEMBER 28TH 1895
AGED 46 YEARS.
-----
NOT GONE FROM MEMORY, NOT GONE FROM LOVE
BUT GONE TO THE FATHER'S HOME ABOVE
Also WILLIAM FRITH
WHO PASSED AWAY JUNE 21ST 1909
AFTER MANY YEARS OF SUFFERING BORNE WITH
CHRISTIAN FORTITUDE
AGED 63 YEARS
-----
..." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-286.jpg|size=s}} |877N |[[Frith-568|William]] |[[Frith-568|Frith]] |1909 |"In
Loving
Memory of
MARY, WIFE OF
WILLIAM FRITH
WHO DIED SEPTEMBER 28TH 1895
AGED 46 YEARS.
-----
NOT GONE FROM MEMORY, NOT GONE FROM LOVE
BUT GONE TO THE FATHER'S HOME ABOVE
Also WILLIAM FRITH
WHO PASSED AWAY JUNE 21ST 1909
AFTER MANY YEARS OF SUFFERING BORNE WITH
CHRISTIAN FORTITUDE
AGED 63 YEARS
-----
..." |- |{{Image|file=Fry-6179.jpg|size=s}} |2633Y |[[Pickrell-122|Ann (Pickrell)]] |[[Pickrell-122|Fry]] |1869 |"..MEMORY..
THOMAS FRY
DIED APRIL 8TH 1870
AGED [58] YEARS
-+-
Also of
ANN FRY
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
DIED JULY 10TH 1869,
AGED 5[7] YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-565.jpg|size=s}} |77aN |[[Beagley-319|Annie]] |[[Beagley-319|Fry]] |1933 |"In
Affectionate Remembrance
-of-
DAVID,
THE BELOVED HUSBAND OF
ANNIE FRY,
AT REST, NOVR 1ST 1920, AGED 63 YEARS.
.. WE MEET AGAIN
Also In
Affectionate Memory
-of-
ANNIE,
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
DAVID FRY.
AT REST JUNE 20 1933 AGED 68 YEARS
DAVID JOHN FRY
1932-2000
Also In
Affectionate Memory
-of-
IVY ANNIE FRY
BELOVED DAUGHTER OF DAVID AND ANNIE
AND SISTER OF LEONARD
AT REST FEB. 25TH? 1979, AGED 83 YEARS.
'PEACE, PERFECT PEACE.'
Also In
Affectionate Memory
-of-
THEIR DEAR SON,
LEONARD JOHN FRY,
BELOVED HUSBAND OF IRENE.
AT REST NOV 10TH 1963 AGED 70 YEARS.
ALSO
IRENE MAY FRY
BELOVED WIFE OF LEONARD
AT PEACE NOV. 13TH 1978, AGED 72 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-565.jpg|size=s}} |77aN |[[Fry-6015|David]] |[[Fry-6015|Fry]] |1920 |"In
Affectionate Remembrance
-of-
DAVID,
THE BELOVED HUSBAND OF
ANNIE FRY,
AT REST, NOVR 1ST 1920, AGED 63 YEARS.
.. WE MEET AGAIN
Also In
Affectionate Memory
-of-
ANNIE,
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
DAVID FRY.
AT REST JUNE 20 1933 AGED 68 YEARS
DAVID JOHN FRY
1932-2000
Also In
Affectionate Memory
-of-
IVY ANNIE FRY
BELOVED DAUGHTER OF DAVID AND ANNIE
AND SISTER OF LEONARD
AT REST FEB. 25TH? 1979, AGED 83 YEARS.
'PEACE, PERFECT PEACE.'
Also In
Affectionate Memory
-of-
THEIR DEAR SON,
LEONARD JOHN FRY,
BELOVED HUSBAND OF IRENE.
AT REST NOV 10TH 1963 AGED 70 YEARS.
ALSO
IRENE MAY FRY
BELOVED WIFE OF LEONARD
AT PEACE NOV. 13TH 1978, AGED 72 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-565.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Fry-6016|David John]] |[[Fry-6016|Fry]] |2000 |"In
Affectionate Remembrance
-of-
DAVID,
THE BELOVED HUSBAND OF
ANNIE FRY,
AT REST, NOVR 1ST 1920, AGED 63 YEARS.
.. WE MEET AGAIN
Also In
Affectionate Memory
-of-
ANNIE,
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
DAVID FRY.
AT REST JUNE 20 1933 AGED 68 YEARS
DAVID JOHN FRY
1932-2000
Also In
Affectionate Memory
-of-
IVY ANNIE FRY
BELOVED DAUGHTER OF DAVID AND ANNIE
AND SISTER OF LEONARD
AT REST FEB. 25TH? 1979, AGED 83 YEARS.
'PEACE, PERFECT PEACE.'
Also In
Affectionate Memory
-of-
THEIR DEAR SON,
LEONARD JOHN FRY,
BELOVED HUSBAND OF IRENE.
AT REST NOV 10TH 1963 AGED 70 YEARS.
ALSO
IRENE MAY FRY
BELOVED WIFE OF LEONARD
AT PEACE NOV. 13TH 1978, AGED 72 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-565.jpg|size=s}} |78N |[[Heard-1737|Irene May]] |[[Heard-1737|Fry]] |1978 |"In
Affectionate Remembrance
-of-
DAVID,
THE BELOVED HUSBAND OF
ANNIE FRY,
AT REST, NOVR 1ST 1920, AGED 63 YEARS.
.. WE MEET AGAIN
Also In
Affectionate Memory
-of-
ANNIE,
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
DAVID FRY.
AT REST JUNE 20 1933 AGED 68 YEARS
DAVID JOHN FRY
1932-2000
Also In
Affectionate Memory
-of-
IVY ANNIE FRY
BELOVED DAUGHTER OF DAVID AND ANNIE
AND SISTER OF LEONARD
AT REST FEB. 25TH? 1979, AGED 83 YEARS.
'PEACE, PERFECT PEACE.'
Also In
Affectionate Memory
-of-
THEIR DEAR SON,
LEONARD JOHN FRY,
BELOVED HUSBAND OF IRENE.
AT REST NOV 10TH 1963 AGED 70 YEARS.
ALSO
IRENE MAY FRY
BELOVED WIFE OF LEONARD
AT PEACE NOV. 13TH 1978, AGED 72 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-565.jpg|size=s}} |78N |[[Fry-6018|Ivy Annie]] |[[Fry-6018|Fry]] |1979 |"In
Affectionate Remembrance
-of-
DAVID,
THE BELOVED HUSBAND OF
ANNIE FRY,
AT REST, NOVR 1ST 1920, AGED 63 YEARS.
.. WE MEET AGAIN
Also In
Affectionate Memory
-of-
ANNIE,
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
DAVID FRY.
AT REST JUNE 20 1933 AGED 68 YEARS
DAVID JOHN FRY
1932-2000
Also In
Affectionate Memory
-of-
IVY ANNIE FRY
BELOVED DAUGHTER OF DAVID AND ANNIE
AND SISTER OF LEONARD
AT REST FEB. 25TH? 1979, AGED 83 YEARS.
'PEACE, PERFECT PEACE.'
Also In
Affectionate Memory
-of-
THEIR DEAR SON,
LEONARD JOHN FRY,
BELOVED HUSBAND OF IRENE.
AT REST NOV 10TH 1963 AGED 70 YEARS.
ALSO
IRENE MAY FRY
BELOVED WIFE OF LEONARD
AT PEACE NOV. 13TH 1978, AGED 72 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-565.jpg|size=s}} |78aN |[[Fry-6017|Leonard John]] |[[Fry-6017|Fry]] |1963 |"In
Affectionate Remembrance
-of-
DAVID,
THE BELOVED HUSBAND OF
ANNIE FRY,
AT REST, NOVR 1ST 1920, AGED 63 YEARS.
.. WE MEET AGAIN
Also In
Affectionate Memory
-of-
ANNIE,
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
DAVID FRY.
AT REST JUNE 20 1933 AGED 68 YEARS
DAVID JOHN FRY
1932-2000
Also In
Affectionate Memory
-of-
IVY ANNIE FRY
BELOVED DAUGHTER OF DAVID AND ANNIE
AND SISTER OF LEONARD
AT REST FEB. 25TH? 1979, AGED 83 YEARS.
'PEACE, PERFECT PEACE.'
Also In
Affectionate Memory
-of-
THEIR DEAR SON,
LEONARD JOHN FRY,
BELOVED HUSBAND OF IRENE.
AT REST NOV 10TH 1963 AGED 70 YEARS.
ALSO
IRENE MAY FRY
BELOVED WIFE OF LEONARD
AT PEACE NOV. 13TH 1978, AGED 72 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Fry-6179.jpg|size=s}} |2632Y |[[Fry-6179|Thomas]] |[[Fry-6179|Fry]] |1870 |"..MEMORY..
THOMAS FRY
DIED APRIL 8TH 1870
AGED [58] YEARS
-+-
Also of
ANN FRY
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
DIED JULY 10TH 1869,
AGED 5[7] YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-654.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Debenham-88|Alice Maud]] |[[Debenham-88|Funnell]] |1948 |"Also
THEIR DAUGHTER
ALICE MAUD FUNNELL
DIED 12TH MARCH 1948" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-465.jpg|size=s}} |1617N |[[Funnell-433|Ernest James]] |[[Funnell-433|Funnell]] |1911 |"SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF ERNEST JAMES FUNNELL
WHO PASSED ON IN HIS 70TH YEAR 12th DECEMBER 1911.
'UNTIL THE DAY DAWN.'
SACRED ALSO TO MARY ANN FUNNELL
WHO FOLLOWED HIM, IN HER 82nd YEAR 21st DECEMBER 1933." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-465.jpg|size=s}} |1617N |[[Deacon-1318|Mary Ann]] |[[Deacon-1318|Funnell]] |1933 |"SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF ERNEST JAMES FUNNELL
WHO PASSED ON IN HIS 70TH YEAR 12th DECEMBER 1911.
'UNTIL THE DAY DAWN.'
SACRED ALSO TO MARY ANN FUNNELL
WHO FOLLOWED HIM, IN HER 82nd YEAR 21st DECEMBER 1933." |- |{{Image|file=Johnson-86957.jpg|size=s}} |417Y |[[Johnson-86957|Elizabeth (Johnson)]] |[[Johnson-86957|Fyson]] |1861 |"..
ELIZABETH
[THE WIFE OF?]
JOSEPH FYSON
WHO DIED
JANUARY 7TH
1861." |- |{{Image|file=Gardner-14498.jpg|size=s}} |1908Y |[[Gardner-14499|Charles]] |[[Gardner-14499|Gardner]] |1893 |"In Memory of
FRANCES GARDNER
DIED AUGUST 8TH 1905
AGED 86 YEARS
CHARLES GARDNER
DIED FEBRUARY 9TH 1893
AGED 71 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Glover-6170.jpg|size=s}} |2109Y |[[Glover-6170|Elizabeth (Glover)]] |[[Glover-6170|Gardner]] |1874 |"In Loving Memory
-of-
ELIZABETH,
WIFE OF JAMES GARDNER,
DIED FEBRUARY .. 1874
IN HER 82ND YEAR
MARY
DAUGHTER OF JAMES AND ELIZABETH GARDNER
DIED 16TH NOVEMBER 1913
IN HER 82ND YEAR
SARAH GARDNER
DAUGHTER OF
JAMES AND ELIZABETH GARDNER
ENTERED INTO REST
...1889 AGED 62 YEARS
SARAH BARRY
SISTER OF ELIZABETH GARDNER
DIED JANUARY 21ST 1873
IN HER 86TH YEAR
INTERRED IN WILLESDEN CEMETERY" |- |{{Image|file=Gardner-14498.jpg|size=s}} |1908Y |[[Gardner-14498|Frances]] |[[Gardner-14498|Gardner]] |1905 |"In Memory of
FRANCES GARDNER
DIED AUGUST 8TH 1905
AGED 86 YEARS
CHARLES GARDNER
DIED FEBRUARY 9TH 1893
AGED 71 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Glover-6170.jpg|size=s}} |2109Y |[[Gardner-14401|Mary]] |[[Gardner-14401|Gardner]] |1913 |"In Loving Memory
-of-
ELIZABETH,
WIFE OF JAMES GARDNER,
DIED FEBRUARY .. 1874
IN HER 82ND YEAR
MARY
DAUGHTER OF JAMES AND ELIZABETH GARDNER
DIED 16TH NOVEMBER 1913
IN HER 82ND YEAR
SARAH GARDNER
DAUGHTER OF
JAMES AND ELIZABETH GARDNER
ENTERED INTO REST
...1889 AGED 62 YEARS
SARAH BARRY
SISTER OF ELIZABETH GARDNER
DIED JANUARY 21ST 1873
IN HER 86TH YEAR
INTERRED IN WILLESDEN CEMETERY" |- |{{Image|file=Glover-6170.jpg|size=s}} |2109Y |[[Gardner-14400|Sarah]] |[[Gardner-14400|Gardner]] |1889 |"In Loving Memory
-of-
ELIZABETH,
WIFE OF JAMES GARDNER,
DIED FEBRUARY .. 1874
IN HER 82ND YEAR
MARY
DAUGHTER OF JAMES AND ELIZABETH GARDNER
DIED 16TH NOVEMBER 1913
IN HER 82ND YEAR
SARAH GARDNER
DAUGHTER OF
JAMES AND ELIZABETH GARDNER
ENTERED INTO REST
...1889 AGED 62 YEARS
SARAH BARRY
SISTER OF ELIZABETH GARDNER
DIED JANUARY 21ST 1873
IN HER 86TH YEAR
INTERRED IN WILLESDEN CEMETERY" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-332.jpg|size=s}} |949N |[[Dorey-377|Ellen]] |[[Dorey-377|Gates]] |1892 |"In Loving Remembrance of
ELLEN WIFE OF
ROBERT GATES,
WHO DIED AUGUST 18TH 1892,
AGED 46 YEARS.
-----
Also of ROBERT GATES
HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE
WHO FELL ASLEEP AUGST. 10TH 1925
AGED 79 YEARS.
-----
'UNTIL THE DAY BREAK AND THE
SHADOWS FLEE AWAY.'
-----
PARISH CLERK OF FARNCOMBE FOR
32 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Leslie-2743.jpg|size=s}} |1809Y |[[Pontin-44|Louisa (Pontin)]] |[[Pontin-44|Gates]] |1898 |"CAROLINE SARAH
LESLIE
ELDEST DAUGHTER OF
COLONEL J.T. LESLIE C.B.,
BOMBAY HORSE ARTILLERY
BORN JULY 8TH 1845, DIED MARCH 29TH 1927.
Peace, Perfect Peace.
LOUISA GATES,
BORN 13TH MARCH 1820,
DIED 30TH NOVEMBER 1898.
IN LOVING MEMORY OF A TRUE FRIEND." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-332.jpg|size=s}} |949N |[[Gates-5103|Robert]] |[[Gates-5103|Gates]] |1925 |"In Loving Remembrance of
ELLEN WIFE OF
ROBERT GATES,
WHO DIED AUGUST 18TH 1892,
AGED 46 YEARS.
-----
Also of ROBERT GATES
HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE
WHO FELL ASLEEP AUGST. 10TH 1925
AGED 79 YEARS.
-----
'UNTIL THE DAY BREAK AND THE
SHADOWS FLEE AWAY.'
-----
PARISH CLERK OF FARNCOMBE FOR
32 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Gibson-18020.jpg|size=s}} |2201Y |[[Gibson-18020|Richard]] |[[Gibson-18020|Gibson]] |1877 |"RICHARD [G]IBSON
[AT] REST JAN .. [18]77
AGED [1]9 [YEARS]
NO MORE PAIN." |- |{{Image|file=Pitchers-65.jpg|size=s}} |9AY |[[Gilbert-12347|Ann]] |[[Gilbert-12347|Gilbert]] |1887 |"REGINALD ERNEST
PITCHERS
BORN [DEC] 29TH [1]88[6]
DIED FEB 14TH [1887]
I HAVE BUT YIELDED
WHAT WAS THINE
THY WILL BE DONE.
FOR 12 YEARS MATRON AT
CHARTERHOUSE,
WHO DIED MAY 4TH 1887
AGED 44 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Giles-5169.jpg|size=s}} |934Y |[[Giles-5169|James]] |[[Giles-5169|Giles]] |1872 |"Sacred
TO THE MEMORY OF
JAMES GILES,
DIED JUNE 29TH 1872,
IN HIS ..TH YEAR.
HE WAS .. [A]FFECTIONATE
..
..E WE ARE
.." |- |{{Image|file=Giles-5169.jpg|size=s}} |934Y |[[Ayling-374|Mary (Ayling)]] |[[Ayling-374|Giles]] |1872 |"Sacred
TO THE MEMORY OF
JAMES GILES,
DIED JUNE 29TH 1872,
IN HIS ..TH YEAR.
HE WAS .. [A]FFECTIONATE
..
..E WE ARE
.." Gill-8515 |- |{{Image|file=Gill-8515.jpg|size=s}} |1719Y |[[Gill-8515|Mary Ann]] |[[Gill-8515|Gill]] |1892 |"In Loving Memory
of
MARY ANN GILL
DIED JULY 22ND 1892
AGED 64 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Gitsham-13.jpg|size=s}} |8AY |[[Gitsham-13|William Samuel Bowerbank]] |[[Gitsham-13|Gitsham]] |1887 |"SACRED
TO THE MEMORY OF
WILLIAM SAMUEL
BOWERBANK GITSHAM,
WHO DIED JANY. 18TH 1887,
AGED 40 YEARS.
---
NOTHING IN MY HAND I BRING,
SIMPLY TO THY CROSS I CLING." |- | |1284-5N |[[Willey-2041|Isabella]] |[[Willey-2041|Glendinning]] |1916 | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-401.jpg|size=s}} |1284-5N |[[Glendinning-275|Mary Ada]] |[[Glendinning-275|Glendinning]] |1908 |"'Till he come'
In Loving Memory
-of-
MARY ADA
ONLY DAUGHTER OF
M & I GLENDINNING" |- | |1284-5N |[[Glendinning-276|Matthew]] |[[Glendinning-276|Glendinning]] |1912 | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-563.jpg|size=s}} |73AN |[[Eagle-720|Maria]] |[[Eagle-720|Goddard]] |1939 |"ihs
In Affectionate Remembrance
-of-
MY DEAR HUSBAND
WILLIAM GODDARD
WHO PASSED AWAY JUNE 14TH 1932
AGED 81 YEARS.
---
TIME PASSES BUT MEMORY LASTS
Also of
MARIA GODDARD
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
WHO PASSED AWAY DEC 26TH 1939
IN HER 87TH YEAR.
---
AT REST" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-563.jpg|size=s}} |73AN |[[Goddard-3523|William]] |[[Goddard-3523|Goddard]] |1932 |"ihs
In Affectionate Remembrance
-of-
MY DEAR HUSBAND
WILLIAM GODDARD
WHO PASSED AWAY JUNE 14TH 1932
AGED 81 YEARS.
---
TIME PASSES BUT MEMORY LASTS
Also of
MARIA GODDARD
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
WHO PASSED AWAY DEC 26TH 1939
IN HER 87TH YEAR.
---
AT REST" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-231.jpg|size=s}} |779N |[[Light-2096|Lucina (Light)]] |[[Light-2096|Godwin]] |1900 |"IN LOVING MEMORY OF
LUCINA GODWIN
DIED AUGUST 11TH 1900
AGED 67 YEARS
ALSO OF
THOMAS JAMES GODWIN" |- |{{Image|file=Smith-92028.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Godwin-2354|Richard Tom]] |[[Godwin-2354|Godwin]] |1955 |"IN LOVING MEMORY OF
RICHARD TOM GODWIN,
DIED FEBRUARY 8TH 1955 AGED 84 YEARS
REST IN PEACE" |- |{{Image|file=Smith-92028.jpg|size=s}} |1793Y |[[Smith-205822|Susannah (Smith)]] |[[Smith-205822|Godwin]] |1939 |"IN LOVING MEMORY OF
SUSANNAH ELIZABETH GODWIN" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-231.jpg|size=s}} |779Y |[[Godwin-2279|Thomas James]] |[[Godwin-2279|Godwin]] |1903 |"IN LOVING MEMORY OF
LUCINA GODWIN
DIED AUGUST 11TH 1900
AGED 67 YEARS
ALSO OF
THOMAS JAMES GODWIN" |- |{{Image|file=Goldsmith-2055.jpg|size=s}} |2156Y |[[Goldsmith-2055|Joseph]] |[[Goldsmith-2055|Goldsmith]] |1883 |"In Loving Memory of
JOSEPH [G]OLDSMITH
..2ND 1883." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-476.jpg|size=s}} |1560N |[[Goldsmith-2054|Minnie]] |[[Goldsmith-2054|Goldsmith]] |1910 |"In Loving Memory
of
MINNIE GOLDSMITH
WHO FELL ASLEEP
MARCH 16TH 1910
AGED 30 YEARS.
UNTIL THE DAY BREAK
ALSO IN MEMORY OF OUR DEAR MOTHER
PASSED AWAY 22ND APRIL 1936 IN HER 90TH YEAR
AT REST." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-476.jpg|size=s}} |1560N |[[Earle-1644|Susan]] |[[Earle-1644|Goldsmith]] |1936 |"In Loving Memory
of
MINNIE GOLDSMITH
WHO FELL ASLEEP
MARCH 16TH 1910
AGED 30 YEARS.
UNTIL THE DAY BREAK
ALSO IN MEMORY OF OUR DEAR MOTHER
PASSED AWAY 22ND APRIL 1936 IN HER 90TH YEAR
AT REST." |- |{{Image|file=Gorringe-265.jpg|size=s}} |942Y |[[Smith-196385|Agnes (Smith)]] |[[Smith-196385|Gorringe]] |1924 |"AGNES GORRINGE,
DIED DECEMBER 3RD 1924
AGED 77 YEARS
SHE HATH DONE WHAT SHE COULD
MATT. II:8" |- |{{Image|file=Gorringe-265.jpg|size=s}} |942Y |[[Gorringe-267|Agnes Mabel]] |[[Gorringe-267|Gorringe]] |1956 |"JOHN GORRINGE
DIED DECEMBER 28TH 1926
AGED 82 YEARS.
NOW THE LABOURERS TOIL IS OER
ALSO OF THEIR DAUGHTER
AGNES MABEL
BELOVED WIFE OF
MARTIN BERTRAM SMITH" |- |{{Image|file=Gorringe-265.jpg|size=s}} |942Y |[[Pattenden-188|Eliza (Pattenden)]] |[[Pattenden-188|Gorringe]] |1889 |"In
AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE OF
ELIZA GORRINGE,
WIFE OF
WILLIAM GORRINGE
BORN AUGUST 4TH 1822,
DIED APRIL 12TH 1889.
-+-
'I WILL GIVE THEE REST.'" |- | |933Y |[[Gorringe-269|Jane]] |[[Gorringe-269|Gorringe]] |1872 | |- |{{Image|file=Gorringe-270.jpg|size=s}} |67AY |[[Luff-306|Jane Caroline (Luff)]] |[[Luff-306|Gorringe]] |1956 |"IN LOVING MEMORY
OF
JANE CAROLINE GORRINGE,
DIED SEP. 30TH 1956,
AGED 82 YEARS.
--
AT REST.
ALSO OF
SAMUEL GORRINGE,
DIED JAN. 15TH 1974 AGED 101 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Gorringe-265.jpg|size=s}} |941Y |[[Gorringe-266|John]] |[[Gorringe-266|Gorringe]] |1926 |"JOHN GORRINGE
DIED DECEMBER 28TH 1926
AGED 82 YEARS.
NOW THE LABOURERS TOIL IS OER" |- |{{Image|file=Gorringe-270.jpg|size=s}} |67AY |[[Gorringe-270|Samuel]] |[[Gorringe-270|Gorringe]] |1974 |"IN LOVING MEMORY
OF
JANE CAROLINE GORRINGE,
DIED SEP. 30TH 1956,
AGED 82 YEARS.
--
AT REST.
ALSO OF
SAMUEL GORRINGE,
DIED JAN. 15TH 1974 AGED 101 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Gorringe-265.jpg|size=s}} |941Y |[[Gorringe-265|William]] |[[Gorringe-265|Gorringe]] |1874 |"In
AFFECTIONATE
REMEMBRANCE OF
WILLIAM GORRINGE
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
SEPTEMBER 1ST 1874
AGED 56 YEARS.
-+-
WHOSOEVER DOTH NOT BEAR
HIS CROSS AND COME AFTER
ME CANNOT BE MY DISCIPLE
LUKE XIV[:27]
-+-
FOR EVER HERE MY REST SHALL BE
CLOSE TO THY BLEEDING SIDE
THIS ALL MY HOPE AND ALL MY PLEA
FOR ME THE SAVIOUR DIED." |- | |933Y |[[Gorringe-268|William Henry]] |[[Gorringe-268|Gorringe]] |1934 | |- |{{Image|file=Gotterson-1.jpg|size=s}} |797Y |[[Gotterson-1|John]] |[[Gotterson-1|Gotterson]] |1875 |"In
Affectionate Remembrance of
JOHN GOTTERSON
WHO DIED AUGUST 28TH 1875
AGED [54]" |- |{{Image|file=Gould-6116.jpg|size=s}} |2213Y |[[Gould-6116|George]] |[[Gould-6116|Gould]] |1881 |"SACRED
TO THE MEMORY OF
[MARY A]NN, WIFE OF
[GEORGE] GOULD
[BORN]...TH 1799
[MARRIED] ... 16TH 1829
[DIED] AUGU[ST..] 1873
-+-
ALSO OF
GEORGE GOULD
HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE
DIED JANUARY ..TH 18[8]1
AGED 81 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Gould-6116.jpg|size=s}} |2213Y |[[Keen-2776|Mary Ann (Keen)]] |[[Keen-2776|Gould]] |1873 |"SACRED
TO THE MEMORY OF
[MARY A]NN, WIFE OF
[GEORGE] GOULD
[BORN]...TH 1799
[MARRIED] ... 16TH 1829
[DIED] AUGU[ST..] 1873
-+-
ALSO OF
GEORGE GOULD
HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE
DIED JANUARY ..TH 18[8]1
AGED 81 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Frith-569.jpg|size=s}} |791Y |[[Frith-569|Eliza]] |[[Frith-569|Grandy]] |1873 |"ihs
IN LOVING MEMORY OF
ELIZA, WIFE OF JOHN GRANDY,
DIED JULY 21ST 1873
AGED 35 YEARS.
-+-
ALSO OF JOHN GRANDY,
DIED FEBRUARY 16TH 1894
AGED 67 YEARS.
-+-
ALSO LUCY, DAUGHTER OF ABOVE
AND THE BELOVED WIFE OF
CHARLES SEABER,
DIED AUGUST 29TH 1904
AGED 27 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-11.jpg|size=s}} |1840-1Y |[[Mitchell-25423|Elizabeth]] |[[Mitchell-25423|Grandy]] |1934 |"ELIZABETH
GRANDY
DIED AUGUST 7TH 1934
AGED 88 YEARS.
'AT REST'." |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-11.jpg|size=s}} |1840-1Y |[[Grandy-571|Ellen Jane]] |[[Grandy-571|Grandy]] |1905 |"Also of
ELLEN JANE,
WHO DIED NOVR. 1ST, 1905
AGED 42 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Frith-569.jpg|size=s}} |791Y |[[Grandy-570|John]] |[[Grandy-570|Grandy]] |1894 |"ihs
IN LOVING MEMORY OF
ELIZA, WIFE OF JOHN GRANDY,
DIED JULY 21ST 1873
AGED 35 YEARS.
-+-
ALSO OF JOHN GRANDY,
DIED FEBRUARY 16TH 1894
AGED 67 YEARS.
-+-
ALSO LUCY, DAUGHTER OF ABOVE
AND THE BELOVED WIFE OF
CHARLES SEABER,
DIED AUGUST 29TH 1904
AGED 27 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-11.jpg|size=s}} |1840-1Y |[[Grandy-565|William Noah]] |[[Grandy-565|Grandy]] |1907 |"In Memoriam
of
WILLIAM N GRANDY
YOUNGEST SON OF
M JOHN GRANDY
COACHBUILDER GODALMING
DIED JULY 27TH 1907
AGED 28 YEARS
..AN THOSE WHO.." |- |{{Image|file=Graysmark-5.jpg|size=s}} |590Y |[[Cooper-24858|Eleanor (Cooper)]] |[[Cooper-24858|Graysmark]] |1890 |"Sacred
TO THE MEMORY OF
JAMES GRAYSMARK
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
OCTOBER 28TH 1871,
IN THE 46TH YEAR
OF HIS AGE.
---
THY WILL BE DONE.
Also of
ELEANOR GRAYSMARK,
WIFE OF THE ABOVE,
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
APRIL 10TH 1890,
AGED 70 YEARS.
---
THOUGH LOST TO SIGHT, TO MEMORY DEAR." |- |{{Image|file=Graysmark-5.jpg|size=s}} |590Y |[[Graysmark-5|James]] |[[Graysmark-5|Graysmark]] |1871 |"Sacred
TO THE MEMORY OF
JAMES GRAYSMARK
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
OCTOBER 28TH 1871,
IN THE 46TH YEAR
OF HIS AGE.
---
THY WILL BE DONE.
Also of
ELEANOR GRAYSMARK,
WIFE OF THE ABOVE,
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
APRIL 10TH 1890,
AGED 70 YEARS.
---
THOUGH LOST TO SIGHT, TO MEMORY DEAR." |- |{{Image|file=Green-35241.jpg|size=s}} |1919Y |[[Green-35241|George Thomas]] |[[Green-35241|Green]] |1886 |"In
Memory of
GEORGE THOMAS GREEN
WHO DIED JULY 1 1886
AGED 37 YEARS.
-+-
THY WILL BE DONE." |- |{{Image|file=Moss-6611.jpg|size=s}} |664Y |[[Green-33561|Ronald Stafford]] |[[Green-33561|Green]] |1911 |"IN MEMORY OF
ELIZA ISABELLA
W[IFE OF WILLIA]M MOSS
WHO DIED SEPTEMBER 10TH 1898
AGED 43 YEARS.
----
'OH LET ..THY PLENTEOUS PEACE
AND ...NS ETERNAL REST.'
ALSO OF THE ABOVE NAMED
WILLIAM MOSS
40 YEARS MASTER OF CHARTERHOUSE SCHOOL
WHO DIED OCTOBER 15TH 1916 AGED 64 YEARS
[UNTIL THE DAY BREAKS AND] THE SHADOWS FLEE AWAY.
[RONALD STAFFORD SON OF]
S.H. & W. I. GREEN
GRANDSON OF WILLIAM MOSS
DIED DEC 1ST 1911." |- |{{Image|file=Griffith-8289.jpg|size=s}} |928Y |[[Griffith-8289|Henry]] |[[Griffith-8289|Griffith]] |1867 |"Henry Griffith
who departed this life
October 25th 1867
Aged 54 Years
..
..GOD" |- |{{Image|file=Grigg-1027.jpg|size=s}} |736BY |[[Unknown-488823|Rosemary Rombaut]] |[[Unknown-488823|Grigg]] |2009 |"IN
MEMORY OF
OUR BELOVED MOTHER
ROSEMARY
ROMBAUT GRIGG
24 MAY 1914
25 SEPTEMBER 2009
I know that my Redeemer liveth" |- |{{Image|file=Grigg-1027.jpg|size=s}} |763Y |[[Grigg-1027|Thomas Henry Charles]] |[[Grigg-1027|Grigg]] |1987 |"IN BELOVED
MEMORY OF
COL. TOMMY
GRIGG
1917-1987
THE LORD OF PEACE
HIMSELF GIVE YOU
PEACE ALWAYS" |- |{{Image|file=Grindel-23.jpg|size=s}} |2627Y |[[Grindel-26|Henry]] |[[Grindel-26|Grindel]] |1912 |"In Loving Memory
of
JOSEPH GRINDEL
DIED DECR 15TH 1915
AGED 66 YEARS
FATHER IN THY GRACIOUS KEEPING
LEAVE WE NOW THY SERVANT
HENRY GRINDEL
DIED JULY 3RD 1912
AGED 65 YEARS
AT REST
SARAH
WIFE OF JOSEPH GRINDEL
BORN MAY 2ND 1860
DIED OCTOBER 4TH 1949" |- |{{Image|file=Grindel-23.jpg|size=s}} |2627Y |[[Grindel-23|Joseph]] |[[Grindel-23|Grindel]] |1915 |"In Loving Memory
of
JOSEPH GRINDEL
DIED DECR 15TH 1915
AGED 66 YEARS
FATHER IN THY GRACIOUS KEEPING
LEAVE WE NOW THY SERVANT
HENRY GRINDEL
DIED JULY 3RD 1912
AGED 65 YEARS
AT REST
SARAH
WIFE OF JOSEPH GRINDEL
BORN MAY 2ND 1860
DIED OCTOBER 4TH 1949" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-541.jpg|size=s}} |662AN |[[Grindel-24|Lottie Emma]] |[[Grindel-24|Grindel]] |1899 |"IN
LOVING MEMORY
OF
LOTTIE EMMA
GRINDEL
BORN JAN .. 1896
DIED JUNE 26TH? 1899
.. HAS.. LOVE
C..." |- |{{Image|file=Grindel-23.jpg|size=s}} |2627Y |[[Monds-49|Sarah (Monds)]] |[[Monds-49|Grindel]] |1949 |"In Loving Memory
of
JOSEPH GRINDEL
DIED DECR 15TH 1915
AGED 66 YEARS
FATHER IN THY GRACIOUS KEEPING
LEAVE WE NOW THY SERVANT
HENRY GRINDEL
DIED JULY 3RD 1912
AGED 65 YEARS
AT REST
SARAH
WIFE OF JOSEPH GRINDEL
BORN MAY 2ND 1860
DIED OCTOBER 4TH 1949" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-239.jpg|size=s}} |1406N |[[Gritt-17|Anthony]] |[[Gritt-17|Gritt]] |1901 |"IN
Loving Memory of
ANTHONY GRITT,
DIED 15TH MAY 1901,
AGED 38 YEARS.
HOW SWEET THE NAME OF JESUS SOUNDS
IN A BELIEVER'S EAR
IT SOOTHES HIS SORROWS, HEALS HIS WOUNDS,
AND DRIVES AWAY HIS FEAR.
ERECTED BY HIS LOVING SISTER CAROLINE" |- |{{Image|file=Lindsey-4808.jpg|size=s}} |2451Y |[[Lindsey-4808|Susanna Emma (Lindsey)]] |[[Lindsey-4808|Gritt]] |1883 |"I[n Loving Memo]ry of
SU[SANNAH] GRITT,
[WIFE] OF
..RITT.
..[1]883,
..." |- |{{Image|file=Grainger-1120.jpg|size=s}} |281N |[[Grainger-1120|Eliza (Grainger)]] |[[Grainger-1120|Groundsell]] |1886 |"IN
Affectionate Remembrance of
ELIZ[A]
WIFE OF
THOMAS GROUNDSELL
DIED [JUN]E 2ND 1886
AGED [56] YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-12.jpg|size=s}} |2075aY |[[Guy-2760|Jane (Guy)]] |[[Guy-2760|Guyton]] |1913 |"Sacred to the Memory
of
JANE GUYTON
BORN 20TH DECR. 1862 DIED 27TH DECR. 1913
----
PEACE, PERFECT PEACE.
Also of
WILLIAM GUYTON,
DIED 27TH FEB 1946, AGED 86 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-12.jpg|size=s}} |2075Y |[[Guyton-280|William]] |[[Guyton-280|Guyton]] |1946 |"Sacred to the Memory
of
JANE GUYTON
BORN 20TH DECR. 1862 DIED 27TH DECR. 1913
----
PEACE, PERFECT PEACE.
Also of
WILLIAM GUYTON,
DIED 27TH FEB 1946, AGED 86 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Hackman-623.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Hackman-625|Charles]] |[[Hackman-625|Hackman]] | |"In Loving Memory
of
WILLIAM HACKMAN
WHO DIED DECEMBER 19TH 1898
AGED 76 YEARS.
-+-
THEN ARE THEY GLAD, BECAUSE THEY
ARE AT REST, AND SO HE BRINGETH
THEM UNTO THE HAVEN WHERE THEY
WOULD BE.
-+-
HANNAH
WIDOW OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED SEPTEMBER 19TH 1899
AGED 75 YEARS.
-+-
AT REST
-+-
GEORGE WHO DIED JUNE 1859
CHARLES WHO DIED SEPT 1899?
TWO OF THEIR SONS.
-+-" |- |{{Image|file=Hackman-608.jpg|size=s}} |2020Y |[[Hackman-608|Edward John]] |[[Hackman-608|Hackman]] |1890 |"In Lo[vin]g Memory of
EDWARD JOHN
THE BELOVED &
[Y?]O[UNGEST?] SON OF
JAMES & HARRIET HACKMAN
Drowned whilst bathing in the ...
..." |- |{{Image|file=Hackman-623.jpg|size=s}} |1163Y |[[Hackman-624|George]] |[[Hackman-624|Hackman]] |1859 |"In Loving Memory
of
WILLIAM HACKMAN
WHO DIED DECEMBER 19TH 1898
AGED 76 YEARS.
-+-
THEN ARE THEY GLAD, BECAUSE THEY
ARE AT REST, AND SO HE BRINGETH
THEM UNTO THE HAVEN WHERE THEY
WOULD BE.
-+-
HANNAH
WIDOW OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED SEPTEMBER 19TH 1899
AGED 75 YEARS.
-+-
AT REST
-+-
GEORGE WHO DIED JUNE 1859
CHARLES WHO DIED SEPT 1899?
TWO OF THEIR SONS.
-+-" |- |{{Image|file=Hackman-623.jpg|size=s}} |1774Y |[[Cannon-4880|Hannah (Cannon)]] |[[Cannon-4880|Hackman]] |1899 |"In Loving Memory
of
WILLIAM HACKMAN
WHO DIED DECEMBER 19TH 1898
AGED 76 YEARS.
-+-
THEN ARE THEY GLAD, BECAUSE THEY
ARE AT REST, AND SO HE BRINGETH
THEM UNTO THE HAVEN WHERE THEY
WOULD BE.
-+-
HANNAH
WIDOW OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED SEPTEMBER 19TH 1899
AGED 75 YEARS.
-+-
AT REST
-+-
GEORGE WHO DIED JUNE 1859
CHARLES WHO DIED SEPT 1899?
TWO OF THEIR SONS.
-+-" |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-13.jpg|size=s}} |1742Y |[[Hackman-586|James]] |[[Hackman-586|Hackman]] |1895 |"IN
Loving Memory of
JAMES HACKMAN,
WHO DIED MARCH 3RD 1895,
AGED 70 YEARS.
----
Also of
SARAH HIS WIFE
WHO DIED OCTOBER 17TH 1896,
AGED 81 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Hackman-600.jpg|size=s}} |420Y |[[Hackman-600|Robert]] |[[Hackman-600|Hackman]] |1862 |"Sacred
to the Memory
-of-
ROBERT HACKMAN
who died
April .. 1862
aged 64 years" |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-13.jpg|size=s}} |1742Y |[[Joy-1792|Sarah (Joy)]] |[[Joy-1792|Hackman]] |1896 |"IN
Loving Memory of
JAMES HACKMAN,
WHO DIED MARCH 3RD 1895,
AGED 70 YEARS.
----
Also of
SARAH HIS WIFE
WHO DIED OCTOBER 17TH 1896,
AGED 81 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Hackman-623.jpg|size=s}} |1774Y |[[Hackman-623|William]] |[[Hackman-623|Hackman]] |1898 |"In Loving Memory
of
WILLIAM HACKMAN
WHO DIED DECEMBER 19TH 1898
AGED 76 YEARS.
-+-
THEN ARE THEY GLAD, BECAUSE THEY
ARE AT REST, AND SO HE BRINGETH
THEM UNTO THE HAVEN WHERE THEY
WOULD BE.
-+-
HANNAH
WIDOW OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED SEPTEMBER 19TH 1899
AGED 75 YEARS.
-+-
AT REST
-+-
GEORGE WHO DIED JUNE 1859
CHARLES WHO DIED SEPT 1899?
TWO OF THEIR SONS.
-+-" |- |{{Image|file=Hagen-1570.jpg|size=s}} |2231Y |[[Hagen-1570|Sophia]] |[[Hagen-1570|Hagen]] |1877 |"SOPHIA HAGEN
DIED ON THE 11TH APRIL 1877
AGED [67 YEARS]" |- |{{Image|file=Haig-Brown-1.jpg|size=s}} |1790Y |[[Haig-Brown-1|Edith Marion]] |[[Haig-Brown-1|Haig-Brown]] |1907 |"HELEN SUTTON HAIG BROWN
BORN FEB 25 1865, DIED MAR 31, 1896
DEO DANTE DEDI
EDITH MARION HAIG BROWN
BORN MAY 3 1860, DIED DEC. 14 1907
DEO DANTE DEDI
MARGUERITE ADELA HAIG BROWN
BORN JULY? 23 1868 DIED APRIL 21 1922" |- |{{Image|file=Haig-Brown-1.jpg|size=s}} |1790Y |[[Haig-Brown-2|Helen Sutton]] |[[Haig-Brown-2|Haig-Brown]] |1896 |"HELEN SUTTON HAIG BROWN
BORN FEB 25 1865, DIED MAR 31, 1896
DEO DANTE DEDI
EDITH MARION HAIG BROWN
BORN MAY 3 1860, DIED DEC. 14 1907
DEO DANTE DEDI
MARGUERITE ADELA HAIG BROWN
BORN JULY? 23 1868 DIED APRIL 21 1922" |- |{{Image|file=Haig-Brown-1.jpg|size=s}} |1790Y |[[Haig-Brown-3|Marguerite Adela]] |[[Haig-Brown-3|Haig-Brown]] |1922 |"HELEN SUTTON HAIG BROWN
BORN FEB 25 1865, DIED MAR 31, 1896
DEO DANTE DEDI
EDITH MARION HAIG BROWN
BORN MAY 3 1860, DIED DEC. 14 1907
DEO DANTE DEDI
MARGUERITE ADELA HAIG BROWN
BORN JULY? 23 1868 DIED APRIL 21 1922" |- | |127N |[[Pincott-77|Ann (Pincott)]] |[[Pincott-77|Haigh]] |1914 | |- | |76N |[[Haigh-892|John]] |[[Haigh-892|Haigh]] |1909 | |- | |76N |[[Haigh-893|John Pincott]] |[[Haigh-893|Haigh]] |1890 | |- |{{Image|file=Haigh-891.jpg|size=s}} |184N |[[Haigh-891|William Thomas]] |[[Haigh-891|Haigh]] |1889 |"ihs
WILLIAM THOMAS
HAIGH
WHO FELL ASLEEP
JULY 16TH 1889
AGED 29 YEARS
-+-
IF YE HAVE CHRIST YE HAVE ALL THINGS" |- |{{Image|file=Moline-92.jpg|size=s}} |2459Y |[[Moline-92|Anna (Moline)]] |[[Moline-92|Haines]] |1894 |"Elizabeth Moline
...
September .. 1869" |- |{{Image|file=Clarke-14507.jpg|size=s}} |2248Y |[[Clarke-14508|Emily (Clarke)]] |[[Clarke-14508|Hales]] |1862 |"In
Affectionate Memory
of
WILLIAM CLARKE
AT REST DEC 18 1865 AGED 71
ELEANOR HIS WIFE
DIED SEPT 3 1869 AGED 78
EMILY THEIR DAUGHTER
WIFE OF STEPHEN HALES
FELL ASLEEP SEPT 14 1862 AGED 39" |- |{{Image|file=Hall-46176.jpg|size=s}} |354N |[[Hall-46176|Albert]] |[[Hall-46176|Hall]] |1889 |"IN LOVING MEMORY OF
ALBERT HALL
WHO DIED APRIL 23RD? 1889
AGED 11 YEARS
IN THE MIDST OF LIFE
WE ARE IN DEATH." |- |{{Image|file=Codling-122.jpg|size=s}} |2409Y |[[Codling-122|Mary Ann (Codling)]] |[[Codling-122|Hall]] |1885 |"In Loving
Memory of
MARY ANN HALL
DIED JANUARY 26TH 1885,
AGED 44 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-523.jpg|size=s}} |1380 |[[Hallam-879|Catherine]] |[[Hallam-879|Hallam]] |1900 |"IN MEMORY OF
SAMUEL KIDD
SON OF THE LATE
RICHARD & DEBORAH KIDD
OF HATCH, GODALMING
WHO DIED AT LLANAWAY HOUSE
MARCH 27TH 1867
AGED 77 YEARS.
For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son
that whosoever believeth in him should not perish but
have everlasting life.
ALSO OF DEBORAH HALLAM,
NIECE OF THE ABOVE, & DAUGHTER OF
EDWARD & DEBORAH HALLAM
LATE OF KENNINGTON, SURREY.
BORN AT HATCH, SEPTR. 18TH 1803
DIED AT LLANAWAY HOUSE AUGST. 18TH 1874.
Whatsoever thy hand findeth to do do it with thy might
Jesus said unto her I am the Resurrection and the Life
ALSO CATHERINE HALLAM,
THIRD DAUGHTER OF
EDWARD & DEBORAH HALLAM,
WHO WENT HOME AT LLANAWAY
ON HER 90TH BIRTHDAY, AUGST. 26TH 1900.
'She being dead yet speaketh.'
ALSO MARGARET BIRT, YOUNGEST DAUGHTER OF
EDWARD & DEBORAH HALLAM,
WHO DIED AT LLANAWAY
AUGUST 3RD 1908, IN HER 91ST YEAR.
'The souls of the righteous are in the hand of God.'" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-523.jpg|size=s}} |1380 |[[Hallam-878|Deborah]] |[[Hallam-878|Hallam]] |1874 |"IN MEMORY OF
SAMUEL KIDD
SON OF THE LATE
RICHARD & DEBORAH KIDD
OF HATCH, GODALMING
WHO DIED AT LLANAWAY HOUSE
MARCH 27TH 1867
AGED 77 YEARS.
For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son
that whosoever believeth in him should not perish but
have everlasting life.
ALSO OF DEBORAH HALLAM,
NIECE OF THE ABOVE, & DAUGHTER OF
EDWARD & DEBORAH HALLAM
LATE OF KENNINGTON, SURREY.
BORN AT HATCH, SEPTR. 18TH 1803
DIED AT LLANAWAY HOUSE AUGST. 18TH 1874.
Whatsoever thy hand findeth to do do it with thy might
Jesus said unto her I am the Resurrection and the Life
ALSO CATHERINE HALLAM,
THIRD DAUGHTER OF
EDWARD & DEBORAH HALLAM,
WHO WENT HOME AT LLANAWAY
ON HER 90TH BIRTHDAY, AUGST. 26TH 1900.
'She being dead yet speaketh.'
ALSO MARGARET BIRT, YOUNGEST DAUGHTER OF
EDWARD & DEBORAH HALLAM,
WHO DIED AT LLANAWAY
AUGUST 3RD 1908, IN HER 91ST YEAR.
'The souls of the righteous are in the hand of God.'" |- |{{Image|file=Goodchild-311.jpg|size=s}} |2791Y |[[Goodchild-311|Mary (Goodchild)]] |[[Goodchild-311|Hampshire]] |1881 |"IN
Memory of
MARY, WIFE OF
JAMES HAMPSHIRE
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
SEPTR 4TH 1881
AGED 57 YEARS.
-+-
FATHER INTO THY HANDS
I COMMEND MY SPIRIT
-+-
TRUSTING ONLY IN THY MERIT
WOULD I SEEK THY FACE
HEAL MY WOUNDED BROKEN SPIRIT
SAVE MY BY THY GRACE" |- |{{Image|file=Hampton-3954.jpg|size=s}} |84Y |[[Mann-9568|Amelia (Mann)]] |[[Mann-9568|Hampton]] |1873 |"In
MEMORY OF
WILLIAM HAMPTON
WHO DIED ON THE
5TH OF AUGUST 1867
AGED 63 YEARS.
ALSO OF
AMELIA
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED ON THE
24TH OCTOBER 1873
AGED 68 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Hampton-3954.jpg|size=s}} |85Y |[[Hampton-3954|William]] |[[Hampton-3954|Hampton]] |1867 |"In
MEMORY OF
WILLIAM HAMPTON
WHO DIED ON THE
5TH OF AUGUST 1867
AGED 63 YEARS.
ALSO OF
AMELIA
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED ON THE
24TH OCTOBER 1873
AGED 68 YEARS." |- | |1946Y |[[Havers-59|Charlotte]] |[[Havers-59|Hansell]] |1921 | |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-14.jpg|size=s}} |1946Y |[[Hansell-303|George]] |[[Hansell-303|Hansell]] |1888 |"In
Affectionate Remembrance
of
GEORGE HANSELL,
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE,
MAY 13TH 1888,
AGED 45 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Andrews-14195.jpg|size=s}} |853Y |[[Andrews-14195|Sarah (Andrews)]] |[[Andrews-14195|Hansen]] |1880 |"In Memory of
SARAH THE BELOVED WIFE OF
TRUELS C HANSEN
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
MARCH 30TH 1880
AGED 59 YEARS.
ALSO OF JOHN ANDREWS
FATHER OF THE ABOVE
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
JU[NE] .. [187]6
AGED [77]
NOT ..
ALSO [ANN THE WIFE OF]
JOH[N ANDREWS]
AND MO[THER OF THE ABOVE]
WHO.." |- |{{Image|file=Harding-6284.jpg|size=s}} |598Y |[[Unknown-486647|Jane]] |[[Unknown-486647|Harding]] |1885 |"IN
AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE OF
WILLIAM HARDING
BORN MARCH 23RD 1817,
DIED AUGUST 23RD 1873.
---
WEEP NOT FOR ME DEPARTED FRIENDS
NOR SHAKE AT DEATHS ALARMS:
TIS BUT THE VOICE THAT JESUS SENDS
TO CALL US TO HIS ARMS.
---
ALSO OF JANE HARDING,
WIDOW OF THE ABOVE
DIED AUGUST 12TH 1885
AGED 73 YEARS.
DEEPLY LAMENTED.
---
'WATCH THEREFORE, FOR YE KNOW NEITHER
THE DAY, NOR THE HOUR WHEREIN THE
SON OF MAN COMETH.' S.MATTHEW XXV. 13." |- |{{Image|file=Harding-6284.jpg|size=s}} |598Y |[[Harding-6284|William]] |[[Harding-6284|Harding]] |1873 |"IN
AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE OF
WILLIAM HARDING
BORN MARCH 23RD 1817,
DIED AUGUST 23RD 1873.
---
WEEP NOT FOR ME DEPARTED FRIENDS
NOR SHAKE AT DEATHS ALARMS:
TIS BUT THE VOICE THAT JESUS SENDS
TO CALL US TO HIS ARMS.
---
ALSO OF JANE HARDING,
WIDOW OF THE ABOVE
DIED AUGUST 12TH 1885
AGED 73 YEARS.
DEEPLY LAMENTED.
---
'WATCH THEREFORE, FOR YE KNOW NEITHER
THE DAY, NOR THE HOUR WHEREIN THE
SON OF MAN COMETH.' S.MATTHEW XXV. 13." |- |{{Image|file=Mills-16907.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Mills-16908|Catherine Alice (Mills)]] |[[Mills-16908|Harrington]] |1894 |"In
LOVING MEMORY OF
CATHERINE MILLS
WHO DIED
APRIL 30TH 1893
AGED 82 YEARS
-+-
NOW THE LABOURER'S TASK IS O'ER
NOW THE BATTLE DAY IS PAST
NOW UPON THE FARTHER SHORE
LANDS THE VOYAGER AT LAST.
FATHER, IN THY GRACIOUS KEEPING
LEAVE WE NOW THY SERVANT SLEEPING.
-+-
ALSO OF
CATHERINE ALICE
HARRINGTON
DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
MAY 28TH 1894
AGED 43 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-208.jpg|size=s}} |1397aN |[[Harris-36267|Eli]] |[[Harris-36267|Harris]] |1930 |"In ever Loving Memory
-of-
MARTHA HARRIS
WHO PASSED PEACEFULLY AWAY
JULY 24TH 1924
---
AT REST
'BLESSED ARE THEY THAT TRUST IN THE LORD'
---
Also of ELI HARRIS,
WHO PASSED PEACEFULLY AWAY
AUGUST 22ND 1930.
---
'AT HOME WITH THE LORD.'
---
IN THY LIGHT SHALL WE SEE LIGHT." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-208.jpg|size=s}} |1397aN |[[Tribe-210|Martha]] |[[Tribe-210|Harris]] |1924 |"In ever Loving Memory
-of-
MARTHA HARRIS
WHO PASSED PEACEFULLY AWAY
JULY 24TH 1924
---
AT REST
'BLESSED ARE THEY THAT TRUST IN THE LORD'
---
Also of ELI HARRIS,
WHO PASSED PEACEFULLY AWAY
AUGUST 22ND 1930.
---
'AT HOME WITH THE LORD.'
---
IN THY LIGHT SHALL WE SEE LIGHT." |- |{{Image|file=Harris-37934.jpg|size=s}} |879Y |[[Harris-37934|William]] |[[Harris-37934|Harris]] |1883 |"In
[Memory] of
WILLIAM HARRIS
OF GODALMING
BORN 1ST APRIL 1841, DIED 3RD OF APRIL 1883
AGED 42 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Harrison-17329.jpg|size=s}} |573-4Y |[[Harrison-17329|George]] |[[Harrison-17329|Harrison]] |1865 | |- |{{Image|file=Harrison-17351.jpg|size=s}} |432Y |[[Harrison-17353|George]] |[[Harrison-17353|Harrison]] |1890 |"..
GEORGE
.." |- |{{Image|file=Harrison-17351.jpg|size=s}} |433Y |[[Unknown-487311|Mary]] |[[Unknown-487311|Harrison]] |1887 |"In
Loving Memory of
MARY
WIDOW OF THE LATE
THOMAS HARRISON
WHO ENTERED INTO REST
MAY 13TH 1887,
AGED 90 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Harrison-17329.jpg|size=s}} |574Y |[[Harrison-17331|Mary Anne]] |[[Harrison-17331|Harrison]] |1875 | |- |{{Image|file=Harrison-17329.jpg|size=s}} |574Y |[[Harrison-17331|Sarah]] |[[Harrison-17331|Harrison]] |1858 | |- |{{Image|file=Harrison-17351.jpg|size=s}} |433Y |[[Harrison-17351|William]] |[[Harrison-17351|Harrison]] |1871 |"In
Affectionate Remembrance
of
WILLIAM
SON OF
THOMAS AND MARY HARRISON
BORN OCTOBER 30
DIED FEBRUARY 12 1871" |- |{{Image|file=Hart-14255.jpg|size=s}} |2699Y |[[Hart-14255|Henry]] |[[Hart-14255|Hart]] |1866 |"In
MEMORY OF
HENRY SON OF
HENRY AND JANE HART
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
APRIL 12TH 1866
AGED 33 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Harvey-13719.jpg|size=s}} |2604Y |[[Hudson-11442|Alice (Hudson)]] |[[Hudson-11442|Harvey]] |1938 |"ALSO
IN LOVING
MEMORY OF
ALICE HARVEY
DIED JUNE 30, 1938
IN HER 84TH YEAR.
'NO MORE LET LIFE DIVIDE WHAT
DEATH CAN JOIN TOGETHER.'" |- |{{Image|file=Harvey-13724.jpg|size=s}} |2605Y |[[Dudman-52|Ann (Dudman)]] |[[Dudman-52|Harvey]] |1890 |"IN
AFFECTIONATE REMEMRANCE
OF
CHRISTOPHER CHARLES HARVEY
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
AUGUST 16TH 1869
AGED 66 YEARS.
-+-
ALSO OF
ANN HARVEY
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
FEBRUARY 8TH 1890
AGED 79 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Harvey-13719.jpg|size=s}} |2604Y |[[Harvey-13720|Charlie Christopher]] |[[Harvey-13720|Harvey]] |1918 |"IN LOVING MEMORY OF
CHARLIE CHRISTOPHER HARVEY
WHO DIED JAN: 11, 1918, AGED 68.
FOR MANY YEARS CHURCHWARDEN OF THIS PARISH
'EVEN HE THAT LEADETH AN UNCORRUPTED LIFE AND DOETH
THE THING WHICH IS RIGHT.'" |- |{{Image|file=Harvey-13719.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Harvey-13723|Charlie Christopher]] |[[Harvey-13723|Harvey]] |1917 |"ALSO OF CHARLIE CHRISTOPHER HARVEY
44TH BATT. AUSTRALIAN IMP. FORCE,
WHO DIED OF WOUNDS RECEIVED IN ACTION
NEAR YPRES OCTR. 5 1917 AGED 30
BURIED IN THE ENGLISH MILITARY CEMETERY
NINE ELMS NEAR PASSCHENDAELE" |- |{{Image|file=Harvey-13724.jpg|size=s}} |2614Y |[[Harvey-13724|Christopher Charles]] |[[Harvey-13724|Harvey]] |1869 |"IN
AFFECTIONATE REMEMRANCE
OF
CHRISTOPHER CHARLES HARVEY
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
AUGUST 16TH 1869
AGED 66 YEARS.
-+-
ALSO OF
ANN HARVEY
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
FEBRUARY 8TH 1890
AGED 79 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Harvey-13719.jpg|size=s}} |2604Y |[[Harvey-13719|John Stuart]] |[[Harvey-13719|Harvey]] |1916 |"IN
LOVING MEMORY OF
JOHN STUART HARVEY
L. CORPL. ROYAL 1ST. DEVON YEOMANRY
WHO DIED
IN THE SERVICE OF HIS COUNTRY
27 JAN 1916
AGED 23
OF ENTERIC FEVER CONTRACTED
AT SUVLA BAY." |- |{{Image|file=Harvey-13719.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Harvey-13721|Ralph]] |[[Harvey-13721|Harvey]] |1917 |"ALSO OF
RALPH HARVEY
SERGT. LORD STRATHCONA'S HORSE (R.C.)
WHO WAS ACCIDENTALLY KILLED IN FRANCE
AFTER 2½ YEARS SERVICE AGED 26
BURIED AT LE TREPORT
MARCH 1 1917" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-456.jpg|size=s}} |1245N |[[Turner-28046|Hannah]] |[[Turner-28046|Harwood]] |1877 |"In
Affectionate Remembrance
of
HANNAH HARWOOD
OF ..
WHO ..
MARCH 10TH? 1877 AGED 74 YEARS
THERE..
.." |- |{{Image|file=Hatch-4693.jpg|size=s}} |1812Y |[[Hatch-4693|Edith Annie]] |[[Hatch-4693|Hatch]] |1900 | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-655.jpg|size=s}} |1150N |[[Hayward-4302|Charles]] |[[Hayward-4302|Hayward]] |1882 |"CH
1882
PEACE" |- |{{Image|file=Head-3680.jpg|size=s}} |2204Y |[[Head-3680|Charles Howard]] |[[Head-3680|Head]] |1877 |"[THE SPIRIT] SHALL RE[TUR]N [UN]T[O] G[OD]
WHO [G]AVE IT
CHARLES HOWARD HEAD
DIED
AT CHARTERHOUSE
DECEMBER 6 1877
AGED NEARLY 15 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-272.jpg|size=s}} |1434N |[[Heath-6283|Alice Jane]] |[[Heath-6283|Heath]] |1911 |"ALICE JANE HEATH
DIED MAY 12TH 1911
AGED 47 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-273.jpg|size=s}} |1434N |[[Jeffreys-571|Anne Euphemia]] |[[Jeffreys-571|Heath]] |1910 |"GEORGE FRANCIS
HEATH
BORN FEB 19TH 1860.
DIED FEB. 23RD 1903.
R. I. P.
ALSO OF
..." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-266.jpg|size=s}} |1435N |[[Heath-6286|Frances Emma]] |[[Heath-6286|Heath]] |1901 |"ROSE MARIAN HEATH
BORN AUGUST 6TH 1851,
DIED MARCH 5TH 1901
FRANCES EMMA HEATH
BORN MAY 29TH 1855
DIED MARCH 30TH 1901
R. I. P.
JANE HEATH
ENTERED INTO REST
OCTOBER 21ST .." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-273.jpg|size=s}} |1434N |[[Heath-6284|George Francis]] |[[Heath-6284|Heath]] |1903 |"GEORGE FRANCIS
HEATH
BORN FEB 19TH 1860.
DIED FEB. 23RD 1903.
R. I. P.
ALSO OF
..." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-266.jpg|size=s}} |1434N |[[Lamothe-335|Jane]] |[[Lamothe-335|Heath]] |1903 |"ROSE MARIAN HEATH
BORN AUGUST 6TH 1851,
DIED MARCH 5TH 1901
FRANCES EMMA HEATH
BORN MAY 29TH 1855
DIED MARCH 30TH 1901
R. I. P.
JANE HEATH
ENTERED INTO REST
OCTOBER 21ST .." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-266.jpg|size=s}} |1435N |[[Heath-6285|Rose Marian]] |[[Heath-6285|Heath]] |1901 |"ROSE MARIAN HEATH
BORN AUGUST 6TH 1851,
DIED MARCH 5TH 1901
FRANCES EMMA HEATH
BORN MAY 29TH 1855
DIED MARCH 30TH 1901
R. I. P.
JANE HEATH
ENTERED INTO REST
OCTOBER 21ST .." |- |{{Image|file=Heather-388.jpg|size=s}} |203N |[[Heather-388|George Edward Henry]] |[[Heather-388|Heather]] |1934 |"In Loving Memory
-of-
GEORGE E. HEATHER
("TED")
THE ELDEST SON OF
GEORGE AND FLORENCE HEATHER.
DIED APRIL 7TH 1934, AGED 26 YEARS.
---
TO LIVE IN THE HEARTS OF THOSE WE LEAVE
BEHIND, IS NOT TO DIE." |- |{{Image|file=Heathorn-6.jpg|size=s}} |2308Y |[[Mitchell-26231|Harriett (Mitchell)]] |[[Mitchell-26231|Heathorn]] |1876 |"Sacred
TO THE MEMORY OF
HARRIETT HEATHORN,
WHO DIED FEBRUARY 9TH 1876,
AGED 73.
+
Also
WILLIAM HEATHORN,
WHO DIED APRIL 10TH 1883
AGED 78.
+
Also
WILLIAM HEATHORN
WHO DIED APRIL 20TH 1884
AGED 50." |- |{{Image|file=Heathorn-6.jpg|size=s}} |2309Y |[[Heathorn-7|William]] |[[Heathorn-7|Heathorn]] |1883 |"Sacred
TO THE MEMORY OF
HARRIETT HEATHORN,
WHO DIED FEBRUARY 9TH 1876,
AGED 73.
+
Also
WILLIAM HEATHORN,
WHO DIED APRIL 10TH 1883
AGED 78.
+
Also
WILLIAM HEATHORN
WHO DIED APRIL 20TH 1884
AGED 50." |- |{{Image|file=Heathorn-6.jpg|size=s}} |2425Y |[[Heathorn-6|William]] |[[Heathorn-6|Heathorn]] |1884 |"Sacred
TO THE MEMORY OF
HARRIETT HEATHORN,
WHO DIED FEBRUARY 9TH 1876,
AGED 73.
+
Also
WILLIAM HEATHORN,
WHO DIED APRIL 10TH 1883
AGED 78.
+
Also
WILLIAM HEATHORN
WHO DIED APRIL 20TH 1884
AGED 50." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-331.jpg|size=s}} |926N |[[Hemsley-164|Nelson Samuel]] |[[Hemsley-164|Hemsley]] |1898 |"In
Loving Memory
of
NELSON SAMUEL HEMSLEY,
DIED SEPTEMBER 4TH 1898,
AGED 29 YEARS.
-----
A HOLY QUIET REIGNS AROUND
A CALM WHICH LIFE NOR DEATH DESTROYS.
NOTHING DISTURBS THAT PEACE PROFOUND
WHICH HIS UNFETTERED SOUL ENJOYS." |- |{{Image|file=Henson-2893.jpg|size=s}} |3AY |[[Mayers-287|Esther (Mayers)]] |[[Mayers-287|Henson]] |1889 |"In Affectionate
Remembrance of
GEORGE HENSON,
WHO DIED
AT FARNCOMBE
ON THE 5TH OF MARCH 1886,
...
Also
WILLIAM HENSON
WHO DIED ON THE
29TH OF JULY, 1866
BURIED IN [FARNCOMBE?]..
Also
ESTHER HENSON
FOR OVER 60 YEARS
WIFE OF
GEORGE HENSON
WHO DIED ON THE
28TH OF JANUARY 1889
AGED 83 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Henson-2893.jpg|size=s}} |3AY |[[Henson-2893|George]] |[[Henson-2893|Henson]] |1886 |"In Affectionate
Remembrance of
GEORGE HENSON,
WHO DIED
AT FARNCOMBE
ON THE 5TH OF MARCH 1886,
...
Also
WILLIAM HENSON
WHO DIED ON THE
29TH OF JULY, 1866
BURIED IN [FARNCOMBE?]..
Also
ESTHER HENSON
FOR OVER 60 YEARS
WIFE OF
GEORGE HENSON
WHO DIED ON THE
28TH OF JANUARY 1889
AGED 83 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Henson-2893.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Henson-2894|William]] |[[Henson-2894|Henson]] |1866 |"In Affectionate
Remembrance of
GEORGE HENSON,
WHO DIED
AT FARNCOMBE
ON THE 5TH OF MARCH 1886,
...
Also
WILLIAM HENSON
WHO DIED ON THE
29TH OF JULY, 1866
BURIED IN [FARNCOMBE?]..
Also
ESTHER HENSON
FOR OVER 60 YEARS
WIFE OF
GEORGE HENSON
WHO DIED ON THE
28TH OF JANUARY 1889
AGED 83 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-15.jpg|size=s}} |2148Y |[[Heseltine-37|Arnold]] |[[Heseltine-37|Heseltine]] |1897 |"FLOIE,
WIFE OF ARNOLD HESELTINE,
5TH MARCH 1880.
----
ARNOLD HESELTINE
13TH MARCH 1897." |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-15.jpg|size=s}} |2147Y |[[Hull-6227|Florence Marion ("Floie") (Hull)]] |[[Hull-6227|Heseltine]] |1880 |"FLOIE,
WIFE OF ARNOLD HESELTINE,
5TH MARCH 1880.
----
ARNOLD HESELTINE
13TH MARCH 1897." |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-33.jpg|size=s}} |2147Y |[[Heseltine-38|Philip Arnold ("Peter Warlock")]] |[[Heseltine-38|Heseltine]] |1890 |"PHILIP
PETER WARLOCK
SON OF
COVIE & ARNOLD HESELTINE
..DECEMBER 12TH 1890
AGED 36" |- |{{Image|file=Othen-95.jpg|size=s}} |28Y |[[Othen-101|Anne (Othen)]] |[[Othen-101|Hewetson]] |1883 |"IN AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE OF
WILLIAM OTHEN OF GODALMING
WHO DIED 30TH APRIL 1871 AGED 75
'THY WILL BE DONE.'
ANN COOPER OTHEN
PASSED AWAY 14TH JUNE 1896 AGED 77
ANNIE ELIZABETH PARRISH
ENTERED INTO REST 28TH MARCH 1894, AGED 67 YEARS.
ALSO EMILY THE BELOVED WIFE OF JOHN OTHEN
DIED 9TH JUNE 1919 AGED 85 YEARS
IN VERY AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE OF
CATHERINE THE BELOVED WIFE OF JOHN OTHEN,
WHO DIED SUDDENLY AT GODALMING
AUGUST 20 1875, AGED 35 YEARS.
ALSO OF JAMES OTHEN
DIED JUNE 26TH? 1880 AGED 88 YEARS.
ALSO OF ANNE HEWETSON,
ENTERED INTO REST JANUARY 27TH 1883
AGED 85 YEARS. SO HE GIVETH HIS BELOVED SLEEP.
IN LOVING MEMORY OF
JOHN OTHEN
.. AT MIDHURST JULY 10TH 1906, AGED 67
.. BELOVED ..." |- |{{Image|file=Heald-1057.jpg|size=s}} |1803Y |[[Heald-1057|Alice Frances (Heald)]] |[[Heald-1057|Hewitt]] |1897 |"Sacred to the
Loving Memory of
ALICE FRANCES,
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
REGINALD K. HEWITT,
BORN JUNE 4TH. 1868,
DIED DECEMBER 19TH. 1897.
'LORD ALL PITYING, JESU BLEST,
GRANT HER THY ETERNAL REST.'" |- | |768AN |[[High-1401|Allen Frederic]] |[[High-1401|High]] |1898 | |- |{{Image|file=Banger-23.jpg|size=s}} |737N |[[Banger-23|Annie Eliza]] |[[Banger-23|High]] |1897 |"In Loving Memory of
ANNIE ELIZA HIGH
DIED APRIL 13TH 1897
AGED 32" |- | |6034Y |[[High-1403|Arthur Alan Benjamin]] |[[High-1403|High]] |1996 | |- | |733N |[[High-1398|Arthur Edward]] |[[High-1398|High]] |1898 | |- | |6034Y |[[Cook-29800|Dilys]] |[[Cook-29800|High]] |1996 | |- |{{Image|file=Peto-69.jpg|size=s}} |2095Y |[[Peto-65|Ellen (Peto)]] |[[Peto-65|High]] |1917 |"SACRED
TO
THE MEMORY OF
JOHN PETO
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
FEB 22ND 1874
AGED 63 YEARS.
-+-
ALSO OF
ELLEN HIGH,
DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED 25TH OCTOBER 1917
AGED 59 YEARS" |- | |534N |[[High-1400|Florence Minnie]] |[[High-1400|High]] |1896 | |- | |2076N |[[High-1399|Francis Albert]] |[[High-1399|High]] |1937 | |- | |733N |[[High-1405|Helena]] |[[High-1405|High]] |1931 | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-505.jpg|size=s}} |1256N |[[Piper-2873|Louisa Elizabeth Caroline]] |[[Piper-2873|High]] |1893 |"SACRED
to
THE MEMORY OF
THOMAS HIGH
DIED 6TH MARCH 1870
AGED 63 YEARS
-----
Also
LOUISA WIFE OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED 18TH JULY 1893
AGED 71" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-505.jpg|size=s}} |1256N |[[High-1397|Thomas]] |[[High-1397|High]] |1870 |"SACRED
to
THE MEMORY OF
THOMAS HIGH
DIED 6TH MARCH 1870
AGED 63 YEARS
-----
Also
LOUISA WIFE OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED 18TH JULY 1893
AGED 71" |- |{{Image|file=Dunce-6.jpg|size=s}} |272Y |[[Dunce-6|Caroline (Dunce)]] |[[Dunce-6|Hillier]] |1862 |"IN
Memory of
Caroline, the beloved wife of
George Hillier
and daughter of James and Ann Dunce
who died July 22nd 1862 Aged 33 Years
.." |- |{{Image|file=Hillier-769.jpg|size=s}} |248Y |[[Hillier-769|John]] |[[Hillier-769|Hillier]] |1858 |"TO
THE MEMORY OF
JOHN HILLIER
WHO DIED DECR 30TH 1858
AGED 41 YEARS
IN HI.." |- |{{Image|file=Woods-13739.jpg|size=s}} |208N |[[Hills-2587|John]] |[[Hills-2587|Hills]] |1910 |"In
Loving Memory
of
MARY HILLS
WIFE OF JOHN HILLS
ELDEST DAUGHTER OF
GEORGE WOODS
DIED JULY 12TH 1885
AGED [44] YEARS
Also of
JOHN HILLS
WHO ENTERED INTO REST
APRIL 9TH 1910
AGED 65 YEARS
PE...
THE...
FATHE..." |- |{{Image|file=Woods-13739.jpg|size=s}} |208N |[[Woods-13739|Mary (Woods)]] |[[Woods-13739|Hills]] |1885 |"In
Loving Memory
of
MARY HILLS
WIFE OF JOHN HILLS
ELDEST DAUGHTER OF
GEORGE WOODS
DIED JULY 12TH 1885
AGED [44] YEARS
Also of
JOHN HILLS
WHO ENTERED INTO REST
APRIL 9TH 1910
AGED 65 YEARS
PE...
THE...
FATHE..." |- |{{Image|file=Hoar-754.jpg|size=s}} |267Y |[[Hoar-756|Mary Ann]] |[[Hoar-756|Hoar]] |1929 |"ihs
In Loving Memory of
WALTER HOAR
BORN FEBRUARY 6TH 1838,
DIED JANUARY 29TH 1900.
HIS END WAS PEACE.
MARY ANN HOAR
SISTER OF THE ABOVE
BORN JANUARY 1ST 1846,
DIED JULY 7TH 1929
AT REST IN THE LORD." |- |{{Image|file=Hoar-754.jpg|size=s}} |267Y |[[Hoar-754|Walter]] |[[Hoar-754|Hoar]] |1900 |"ihs
In Loving Memory of
WALTER HOAR
BORN FEBRUARY 6TH 1838,
DIED JANUARY 29TH 1900.
HIS END WAS PEACE.
MARY ANN HOAR
SISTER OF THE ABOVE
BORN JANUARY 1ST 1846,
DIED JULY 7TH 1929
AT REST IN THE LORD." |- |{{Image|file=Unknown-487380.jpg|size=s}} |418Y |[[Unknown-487380|Anne]] |[[Unknown-487380|Hodges]] |1859 |"Sacred
TO THE MEMORY OF
ANN HODGES
[WIFE OF?]
THOM[AS HODGES]
OF [CROWNPITS?]
WHO DEPARTED
THIS LIFE
NOVEMBER 11TH 1859
AGED 35" |- |{{Image|file=Hodson-1076.jpg|size=s}} |2124Y |[[Hodson-1076|Frances Eleanor]] |[[Hodson-1076|Hodson]] |1872 |"FRANCES ELEANOR
THE DEAR CHILD OF
JOHN AND HELEN
HODSON
BORN APRIL 9TH? 1872
DIED..." |- |{{Image|file=Holden-4377.jpg|size=s}} |728N |[[Holden-4377|Benjamin]] |[[Holden-4377|Holden]] |1859 |"IN
MEMORY OF
BENJAMIN HOLDEN
WHO WAS ACCIDENTLY KILLED
AT THE NINE ELMS STATION YARD LONDON
ON THE 21ST DAY OF OCTR 1859
AGED 26 YEARS.
In the midst of life we are in death
of whom may we seek for succour
but of thee, O Lord" |- |{{Image|file=Holden-4411.jpg|size=s}} |805Y |[[Holden-4411|Charlie Francis]] |[[Holden-4411|Holden]] |1915 |"In
Loving Memory of
CHARLIE FRANCIS HOLDEN
WOUNDED AT LOOS 25TH SEPTR 1915
DIED 10TH OCTOBER 1915
AGED 25 YEARS.
NOW THE LABOURER'S TASK IS O'ER,
NOW THE BATTLE DAY IS PAST." |- |{{Image|file=Holden-4412.jpg|size=s}} |806Y |[[Tomlin-106|Eliza (Tomlin)]] |[[Tomlin-106|Holden]] |1877 |"..
ELIZA THE BELOVED WIFE OF
GEORGE HOLDEN
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
AUGUST 5TH 1877
HER CHILDREN ARE ..
HER HUSBAND? ...
ALSO
GEORGE HOLDEN
DIED OCTOBER 6TH 1890
AGED 73 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Hill-37711.jpg|size=s}} |198N |[[Hill-37711|Elizabeth (Hill)]] |[[Hill-37711|Holden]] |1887 |"In Affectionate Remembrance of
ELIZABETH
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
EDWARD HOLDEN
WHO DIED
THE 29TH DAY OF APRIL 1887
AGED 28 YEARS.
THE LORD GAVE AND THE LORD HATH
TAKEN AWAY BLESSED BE THE NAME OF
THE LORD" |- |{{Image|file=Holden-4412.jpg|size=s}} |805Y |[[Holden-4412|George Butler]] |[[Holden-4412|Holden]] |1890 |"..
ELIZA THE BELOVED WIFE OF
GEORGE HOLDEN
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
AUGUST 5TH 1877
HER CHILDREN ARE ..
HER HUSBAND? ...
ALSO
GEORGE HOLDEN
DIED OCTOBER 6TH 1890
AGED 73 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-16.jpg|size=s}} |1854-5Y |[[Holden-841|George]] |[[Holden-841|Holden]] |1936 |"MARY ANN HOLDEN
1855-1905
GEORGE HOLDEN
1852-1936" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-573.jpg|size=s}} |37N |[[Parrott-1437|Kate Eleanor]] |[[Parrott-1437|Holden]] |1939 |"In
Loving
Memory of
WILLIAM CHARLES
THE BELOVED HUSBAND OF
KATE HOLDEN,
WHO DIED MAY 30TH 1897
AGED 35 YEARS.
-----
FAITHFUL AND TRUE.
-----
FAREWELL DEAR WIFE AND CHILD SO DEAR,
I AM NOT DEAD BUT SLEEPING HERE,
MY TIME HAS COME YOU PLAINLY SEE
SO NOW PREPARE TO FOLLOW ME.
Also of
KATE ELEANOR HOLDEN,
DIED MAY 1ST 1939, AGED 82 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-16.jpg|size=s}} |1854-5Y |[[Mayo-2979|Mary Ann (Mayo)]] |[[Mayo-2979|Holden]] |1905 |"MARY ANN HOLDEN
1855-1905
GEORGE HOLDEN
1852-1936" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-573.jpg|size=s}} |37N |[[Holden-4314|William Charles]] |[[Holden-4314|Holden]] |1897 |"In
Loving
Memory of
WILLIAM CHARLES
THE BELOVED HUSBAND OF
KATE HOLDEN,
WHO DIED MAY 30TH 1897
AGED 35 YEARS.
-----
FAITHFUL AND TRUE.
-----
FAREWELL DEAR WIFE AND CHILD SO DEAR,
I AM NOT DEAD BUT SLEEPING HERE,
MY TIME HAS COME YOU PLAINLY SEE
SO NOW PREPARE TO FOLLOW ME.
Also of
KATE ELEANOR HOLDEN,
DIED MAY 1ST 1939, AGED 82 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Holland-10573.jpg|size=s}} |277Y |[[Holland-10573|Alfred]] |[[Holland-10573|Holland]] |1910 |"IN
AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE
OF
ALFRED HOLLAND
DEPARTED THIS LIFE
NOVR 13TH 1910
AGED 78
'THEY THAT BE WISE
SHALL SHINE AS THE BRIGHTNESS OF
THE FIRMAMENT AND THEY THAT TURN
MAN TO RIGHTEOUSNESS AS THE STARS
FOR EVER AND EVER. DAN [12V3]
GEORGE HOLLAND
DEPARTED THIS LIFE
NOVR 24TH 1873
AGED 73
CHRIST IS MY HOPE
JAMES LUCAS
HOLLAND
DEPARTED THIS LIFE
DECR 12TH 1863,
AGED 35.
LOOKING UNTO JESUS. HEB. XII. 2.
ELIZABETH
BELOVED WIFE OF
G. HOLLAND
DEPARTED THIS LIFE
JULY 20TH 1881
AGED 74." |- |{{Image|file=Holland-10573.jpg|size=s}} |278Y |[[Lucas-8847|Elizabeth (Lucas)]] |[[Lucas-8847|Holland]] |1881 |"IN
AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE
OF
ALFRED HOLLAND
DEPARTED THIS LIFE
NOVR 13TH 1910
AGED 78
'THEY THAT BE WISE
SHALL SHINE AS THE BRIGHTNESS OF
THE FIRMAMENT AND THEY THAT TURN
MAN TO RIGHTEOUSNESS AS THE STARS
FOR EVER AND EVER. DAN [12V3]
GEORGE HOLLAND
DEPARTED THIS LIFE
NOVR 24TH 1873
AGED 73
CHRIST IS MY HOPE
JAMES LUCAS
HOLLAND
DEPARTED THIS LIFE
DECR 12TH 1863,
AGED 35.
LOOKING UNTO JESUS. HEB. XII. 2.
ELIZABETH
BELOVED WIFE OF
G. HOLLAND
DEPARTED THIS LIFE
JULY 20TH 1881
AGED 74." |- |{{Image|file=Holland-10573.jpg|size=s}} |278Y |[[Holland-10574|George]] |[[Holland-10574|Holland]] |1873 |"IN
AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE
OF
ALFRED HOLLAND
DEPARTED THIS LIFE
NOVR 13TH 1910
AGED 78
'THEY THAT BE WISE
SHALL SHINE AS THE BRIGHTNESS OF
THE FIRMAMENT AND THEY THAT TURN
MAN TO RIGHTEOUSNESS AS THE STARS
FOR EVER AND EVER. DAN [12V3]
GEORGE HOLLAND
DEPARTED THIS LIFE
NOVR 24TH 1873
AGED 73
CHRIST IS MY HOPE
JAMES LUCAS
HOLLAND
DEPARTED THIS LIFE
DECR 12TH 1863,
AGED 35.
LOOKING UNTO JESUS. HEB. XII. 2.
ELIZABETH
BELOVED WIFE OF
G. HOLLAND
DEPARTED THIS LIFE
JULY 20TH 1881
AGED 74." |- |{{Image|file=Holland-10573.jpg|size=s}} |277Y |[[Holland-10575|James Lucas]] |[[Holland-10575|Holland]] |1863 |"IN
AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE
OF
ALFRED HOLLAND
DEPARTED THIS LIFE
NOVR 13TH 1910
AGED 78
'THEY THAT BE WISE
SHALL SHINE AS THE BRIGHTNESS OF
THE FIRMAMENT AND THEY THAT TURN
MAN TO RIGHTEOUSNESS AS THE STARS
FOR EVER AND EVER. DAN [12V3]
GEORGE HOLLAND
DEPARTED THIS LIFE
NOVR 24TH 1873
AGED 73
CHRIST IS MY HOPE
JAMES LUCAS
HOLLAND
DEPARTED THIS LIFE
DECR 12TH 1863,
AGED 35.
LOOKING UNTO JESUS. HEB. XII. 2.
ELIZABETH
BELOVED WIFE OF
G. HOLLAND
DEPARTED THIS LIFE
JULY 20TH 1881
AGED 74." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-274.jpg|size=s}} |1437aN |[[Beagley-320|Georgina]] |[[Beagley-320|Holt]] |1923 |"Sacred
to the Memory
--of--
GEORGINA HOLT
WHO PASSED AWAY NOVR 26TH 1923
AGED 63 YEARS" |- | |1017N |[[Band-118|Hannah]] |[[Band-118|Holt]] |1890 | |- | |1437aN |[[Holt-8399|Harry]] |[[Holt-8399|Holt]] |1924 | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-509.jpg|size=s}} |1318-9N |[[Holt-8394|James]] |[[Holt-8394|Holt]] |1913 |"In Loving Memory of
JAMES HOLT
WHO DIED OCTR. 25TH 1913
AGED 68 YEARS.
His end was Peace.
Also of
MARY ANN
WIDOW OF THE ABOVE.
DIED SEPT. 10TH? 1921
AGED 76 YEARS
Also of
..NS" |- | |1017N |[[Holt-8398|John]] |[[Holt-8398|Holt]] |1888 | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-509.jpg|size=s}} |1318-9N |[[Tayman-15|Mary Ann]] |[[Tayman-15|Holt]] |1913 |"In Loving Memory of
JAMES HOLT
WHO DIED OCTR. 25TH 1913
AGED 68 YEARS.
His end was Peace.
Also of
MARY ANN
WIDOW OF THE ABOVE.
DIED SEPT. 10TH? 1921
AGED 76 YEARS
Also of
..NS" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-507.jpg|size=s}} |1318-9N |[[Holt-8397|Pauline Julian]] |[[Holt-8397|Holt]] |1934 |"BEYOND THE BRIGHT BLUE SKY
IN
LOVING MEMORY
OF
OUR LITTLE SUNSHINE
PAULINE JULIAN.
THE ONLY CHILD OF
..." |- | |1927Y |[[Spier-187|Ann (Spier)]] |[[Spier-187|Hook]] |1889 | |- |{{Image|file=Hook-1695.jpg|size=s}} |2447Y |[[Hook-1695|James]] |[[Hook-1695|Hook]] |1882 |"In
Affectionate Remembrance of
JAMES HOOK
WHO DIED
JANUARY 17TH 1882
AGED 72 YEARS
-+-
IF ROUGH AND THORNY BE MY [WAY]
MY STRENGTH PROPORTION [TO MY DAY]
TILL TOIL AND GRIEF AND PAIN SHALL CEASE
WHERE ALL IS CALM AND JOY AND PEACE" |- |{{Image|file=Horn-6241.jpg|size=s}} |1935Y |[[Horn-6241|George]] |[[Horn-6241|Horn]] |1892 | |- |{{Image|file=Joyce-3555.jpg|size=s}} |221-2N |[[Joyce-3530|Ellen (Joyce)]] |[[Joyce-3530|Houlton]] |1942 |"IN
LOVING MEMORY
OF
EMMA LILY JOYCE
DIED NOVEMBER 19TH 1906
ALSO
IN LOVING MEMORY
OF
RICHARD HOULTON
DIED DECEMBER 20TH 1935
ALSO
ELLEN HOULTON
AT REST SEPTEMBER 22ND 1942" |- |{{Image|file=Joyce-3555.jpg|size=s}} |221-2N |[[Houlton-109|Richard]] |[[Houlton-109|Houlton]] |1935 |"IN
LOVING MEMORY
OF
EMMA LILY JOYCE
DIED NOVEMBER 19TH 1906
ALSO
IN LOVING MEMORY
OF
RICHARD HOULTON
DIED DECEMBER 20TH 1935
ALSO
ELLEN HOULTON
AT REST SEPTEMBER 22ND 1942" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-353.jpg|size=s}} |1023N |[[Mills-16111|Ellen]] |[[Mills-16111|Hounsom]] |1912 |"IN
MEMORY OF
GEORGE HOUNSOM,
DIED MARCH 6TH 1887
AGED 77 YEARS.
-----
HIS END WAS PEACE.
ALSO OF ELLEN,
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
DIED MARCH 5TH 1912
AGED 82 YEARS.
-----
PEACE, PERFECT PEACE." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-353.jpg|size=s}} |1023N |[[Hounsom-56|George]] |[[Hounsom-56|Hounsom]] |1887 |"IN
MEMORY OF
GEORGE HOUNSOM,
DIED MARCH 6TH 1887
AGED 77 YEARS.
-----
HIS END WAS PEACE.
ALSO OF ELLEN,
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
DIED MARCH 5TH 1912
AGED 82 YEARS.
-----
PEACE, PERFECT PEACE." |- | |959N |[[Hounsom-57|George Richard]] |[[Hounsom-57|Hounsom]] |1918 | |- |{{Image|file=Miles-8031.jpg|size=s}} |693N |[[Hounsom-58|Horace]] |[[Hounsom-58|Hounsom]] |1929 |"In Loving Memory of
MARTHA HOUNSOM
WIFE OF
HORACE HOUNSOM
WHO DIED MARCH 9TH 1895
AGED 36 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Miles-8031.jpg|size=s}} |693N |[[Miles-8031|Martha (Miles)]] |[[Miles-8031|Hounsom]] |1895 |"In Loving Memory of
MARTHA HOUNSOM
WIFE OF
HORACE HOUNSOM
WHO DIED MARCH 9TH 1895
AGED 36 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-252.jpg|size=s}} |1420N |[[Howard-11506|Harry William Ernest]] |[[Howard-11506|Howard]] |1901 |"In Loving Memory
--of--
HARRY WILLIAM ERNEST HOWARD
DIED SEPTEMBER 18TH 1901,
AGED 18 YEARS.
-----
GONE BUT NOT FORGOTTEN." |- |{{Image|file=Unknown-486191.jpg|size=s}} |722Y |[[Unknown-486191|Mary Ann]] |[[Unknown-486191|Hughes]] |1858 |"Sacred
to the memory of
Mary Ann the faithful
and affectionate wife of
George Hughes
who died on the
7th of January 1858
in the 41st Year of her age." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-503.jpg|size=s}} |1254N |[[Hughes-18628|Thomas]] |[[Hughes-18628|Hughes]] |1878 |"Sacred
to the Memory of
[THO]MAS HUGHES
..S...[18]78
..." |- |{{Image|file=Hull-6661.jpg|size=s}} |268Y |[[Hull-6662|Amy Maude]] |[[Hull-6662|Hull]] |1862 |"AMY MAUDE HULL
DIED 14TH AUGUST 1862
AGED 4 YEARS
AND 7 MONTHS.
-+-
GEORGE JAMES HULL
BORN APRIL 9TH 1811
DIED JULY 4TH 1878.
-+-
JANE, WIFE OF
GEORGE JAMES HULL
DIED MARCH 22ND 1886
AGED 67 YEARS.
JULIA ..
GEORGE HENRY HULL
..
AGED?..
GEORGE? HA..L" |- |{{Image|file=Hull-6661.jpg|size=s}} |268Y |[[Hull-6663|George Henry]] |[[Hull-6663|Hull]] |1887 |"AMY MAUDE HULL
DIED 14TH AUGUST 1862
AGED 4 YEARS
AND 7 MONTHS.
-+-
GEORGE JAMES HULL
BORN APRIL 9TH 1811
DIED JULY 4TH 1878.
-+-
JANE, WIFE OF
GEORGE JAMES HULL
DIED MARCH 22ND 1886
AGED 67 YEARS.
JULIA ..
GEORGE HENRY HULL
..
AGED?..
GEORGE? HA..L" |- |{{Image|file=Hull-6661.jpg|size=s}} |269Y |[[Hull-6661|George James]] |[[Hull-6661|Hull]] |1878 |"AMY MAUDE HULL
DIED 14TH AUGUST 1862
AGED 4 YEARS
AND 7 MONTHS.
-+-
GEORGE JAMES HULL
BORN APRIL 9TH 1811
DIED JULY 4TH 1878.
-+-
JANE, WIFE OF
GEORGE JAMES HULL
DIED MARCH 22ND 1886
AGED 67 YEARS.
JULIA ..
GEORGE HENRY HULL
..
AGED?..
GEORGE? HA..L" |- |{{Image|file=Unknown-503518.jpg|size=s}} |1895Y |[[Unknown-503518|Annie (Unknown)]] |[[Unknown-503518|Harris]] |1890 | |- |{{Image|file=Hull-6661.jpg|size=s}} |269Y |[[Harris-37882|Jane (Harris)]] |[[Harris-37882|Hull]] |1886 |"AMY MAUDE HULL
DIED 14TH AUGUST 1862
AGED 4 YEARS
AND 7 MONTHS.
-+-
GEORGE JAMES HULL
BORN APRIL 9TH 1811
DIED JULY 4TH 1878.
-+-
JANE, WIFE OF
GEORGE JAMES HULL
DIED MARCH 22ND 1886
AGED 67 YEARS.
JULIA ..
GEORGE HENRY HULL
..
AGED?..
GEORGE? HA..L" |- |{{Image|file=Hull-6661.jpg|size=s}} |268Y |[[Duke-3951|Julia Ann (Duke)]] |[[Duke-3951|Hull]] |1869 |"AMY MAUDE HULL
DIED 14TH AUGUST 1862
AGED 4 YEARS
AND 7 MONTHS.
-+-
GEORGE JAMES HULL
BORN APRIL 9TH 1811
DIED JULY 4TH 1878.
-+-
JANE, WIFE OF
GEORGE JAMES HULL
DIED MARCH 22ND 1886
AGED 67 YEARS.
JULIA ..
GEORGE HENRY HULL
..
AGED?..
GEORGE? HA..L" |- |{{Image|file=Humphreys-2554.jpg|size=s}} |812Y |[[Freemantle-349|Elizabeth (Freemantle)]] |[[Freemantle-349|Humphreys]] |1879 |"In Loving Memory
-of-
ELIZABETH HUMPHREYS
WHO DIED SUDDENLY
SEPTEMBER 11TH 1879
AGED 58 YEARS.
'THY WILL BE DONE.'
Also GEORGE,
HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED JANUARY 9TH 1900 AGED 85 YEARS
HIS END WAS PEACE" |- |{{Image|file=Humphreys-2554.jpg|size=s}} |813Y |[[Humphreys-2554|George]] |[[Humphreys-2554|Humphreys]] |1900 |"In Loving Memory
-of-
ELIZABETH HUMPHREYS
WHO DIED SUDDENLY
SEPTEMBER 11TH 1879
AGED 58 YEARS.
'THY WILL BE DONE.'
Also GEORGE,
HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED JANUARY 9TH 1900 AGED 85 YEARS
HIS END WAS PEACE" |- |{{Image|file=Humphreys-2554.jpg|size=s}} |813Y |[[Humphreys-2557|Mary Ann]] |[[Humphreys-2557|Humphreys]] |1920 |"MARY ANN
DAUGHTER OF
GEORGE HUMPHREYS
WHO DIED DEC. 4TH 1920
AGED 79 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Humphreys-2554.jpg|size=s}} |813Y |[[Humphreys-2558|Sidney]] |[[Humphreys-2558|Humphreys]] |1898 |"SIDNEY
SON OF
GEORGE HUMPHREYS
WHO DIED AT SHALFORD
MAY 13?TH 1898 AGED 47? YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Humphreys-2554.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Humphreys-2555|William]] |[[Humphreys-2555|Humphreys]] |1891 |"WILLIAM
SON OF
GEORGE HUMPHREYS,
WHO DIED NOVEMBER 19TH 189[1]
AGED 39 YEARS
INTERRED AT BROMPTON CEMETERY" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-237.jpg|size=s}} |776N |[[Rae-1507|Helen]] |[[Rae-1507|Hunter]] |1900 |"In Loving Memory
HELEN
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
JAMES A. HUNTER
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
DECEMBER 4TH 1900
AGED 39 YEARS
-----
NOT LOST BUT GONE BEFORE
Also JOHN, BELOVED SON OF THE ABOVE,
DIED JANUARY 6 1917 AGED 34 YEARS
R. I. P." |- | |776N |[[Hunter-14555|James Aitchison]] |[[Hunter-14555|Hunter]] |1934 | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-237.jpg|size=s}} |776N |[[Hunter-14554|John]] |[[Hunter-14554|Hunter]] |1917 |"In Loving Memory
HELEN
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
JAMES A. HUNTER
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
DECEMBER 4TH 1900
AGED 39 YEARS
-----
NOT LOST BUT GONE BEFORE
Also JOHN, BELOVED SON OF THE ABOVE,
DIED JANUARY 6 1917 AGED 34 YEARS
R. I. P." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-494.jpg|size=s}} |1306-7N |[[Hurley-2526|Mary]] |[[Hurley-2526|Hurley]] |1906 |"TO THE
SACRED MEMORY
OF
MARY HURLEY
BORN AT GLASGOW JUNE 9TH 1825
DIED AT FARNCOMBE OCTOBER 18TH 1906
FOR SO HE GIVETH HIS BELOVED SLEEP." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-134.jpg|size=s}} |61N |[[Hussey-1957|Charles Edwin]] |[[Hussey-1957|Hussey]] |1930 |"In Loving Memory of
CHARLES EDWIN HUSSEY
BORN DEC 8 1864 DIED MARCH 24 1930
----
Also of
KATE JANE HUSSEY
WIFE OF ABOVE
BORN 1867 DIED OCT 24TH 1941" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-134.jpg|size=s}} |61N |[[Ansell-817|Kate Jane]] |[[Ansell-817|Hussey]] |1941 |"In Loving Memory of
CHARLES EDWIN HUSSEY
BORN DEC 8 1864 DIED MARCH 24 1930
----
Also of
KATE JANE HUSSEY
WIFE OF ABOVE
BORN 1867 DIED OCT 24TH 1941" |- |{{Image|file=Hooker-2395.jpg|size=s}} |2352Y |[[Hooker-2395|Emma (Hooker)]] |[[Hooker-2395|Hutchins]] |1882 |"In
MEMORY OF
EMMA HUTCHINS
DIED DEC 4TH 1882
AGED 59 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-635.jpg|size=s}} |1255Y |[[Churcher-106|Eva]] |[[Churcher-106|Hutchins]] |1941 |"In Loving Memory
-of-
HARRY HUTCHINS
DIED 23RD MARCH 1936 AGED 77
---
IN THE MIDST OF LIFE WE ARE IN DEATH.
---
Also of
EVA HUTCHINS,
BELOVED WIFE OF THE ABOVE,
WHO PASSED AWAY
22ND MARCH 1941, AGED 82 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Hooker-2395.jpg|size=s}} |2352Y |[[Hutchins-3257|George]] |[[Hutchins-3257|Hutchins]] |1894 |"In
MEMORY OF
EMMA HUTCHINS
DIED DEC 4TH 1882
AGED 59 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-635.jpg|size=s}} |1255Y |[[Hutchins-3132|Harry]] |[[Hutchins-3132|Hutchins]] |1936 |"In Loving Memory
-of-
HARRY HUTCHINS
DIED 23RD MARCH 1936 AGED 77
---
IN THE MIDST OF LIFE WE ARE IN DEATH.
---
Also of
EVA HUTCHINS,
BELOVED WIFE OF THE ABOVE,
WHO PASSED AWAY
22ND MARCH 1941, AGED 82 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-636.jpg|size=s}} |1256N |[[Mills-16117|Mabel Daisy]] |[[Mills-16117|Hutchins]] |1949 |"In Loving Memory
-of-
MABEL DAISY HUTCHINS
DIED MAY 5TH 1949 AGED 62 YEARS
---
The day thou gavest Lord is ended
Also of
WILLIAM HARRY HUTCHINS
DIED SEPT 21ST 1963 AGED 76 YEARS
---
Grant them eternal rest, O Lord" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-636.jpg|size=s}} |1256Y |[[Hutchins-3133|William Harry]] |[[Hutchins-3133|Hutchins]] |1963 |"In Loving Memory
-of-
MABEL DAISY HUTCHINS
DIED MAY 5TH 1949 AGED 62 YEARS
---
The day thou gavest Lord is ended
Also of
WILLIAM HARRY HUTCHINS
DIED SEPT 21ST 1963 AGED 76 YEARS
---
Grant them eternal rest, O Lord" |- |{{Image|file=Inskipp-7.jpg|size=s}} |2104Y |[[Inskipp-7|James]] |[[Inskipp-7|Inskipp]] |1868 |"In memory of James Inskipp died March ... 1868 ..." |- |{{Image|file=Ireland-3046.jpg|size=s}} |2553Y |[[Ireland-3046|Annie Eleanor]] |[[Ireland-3046|Ireland]] |1884 |"ANNIE.." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-645.jpg|size=s}} | |Chee Ha |Jackson |2018 |"In Loving Memory of
Chee Ha Jackson
3 October 1946 - 22 July 2018" |- |{{Image|file=Jackson-34356.jpg|size=s}} |69Y |[[Purdy-2261|Sarah Jane (Purdy)]] |[[Purdy-2261|Jackson]] |1881 |"IN AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE OF
THOMAS FRANCIS JACKSON
WHO DIED
DECEMBER 31ST 1875
AGED 80
---
ALSO OF
SARAH JANE
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED
DECEMBER 6TH 1881
AGED 78 YEARS.
---" |- |{{Image|file=Jackson-34356.jpg|size=s}} |69Y |[[Jackson-34356|Thomas Francis]] |[[Jackson-34356|Jackson]] |1875 |"IN AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE OF
THOMAS FRANCIS JACKSON
WHO DIED
DECEMBER 31ST 1875
AGED 80
---
ALSO OF
SARAH JANE
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED
DECEMBER 6TH 1881
AGED 78 YEARS.
---" |- |{{Image|file=Jacomb-17.jpg|size=s}} |1891Y |[[Jacomb-17|Herbert Edward]] |[[Jacomb-17|Jacomb]] |1924 |"SIMPLY TO THY CROSS I CLING.
IN
LOVING MEMORY
OF
HERBERT EDWARD JACOMB
BORN 2ND OCTOBER 1837,
DIED 31ST AUGUST 1924.
MARY,
WIFE OF
HERBERT EDWARD JACOMB,
BORN 3RD OCT. 1859,
DIED 13TH JUNE 1937
ALSO
IN MEMORY
OF
HERBERT WALES JACOMB
KILLED IN ACTION IN FLANDERS
21ST MAY 1940, AGED 25
ELDER SON OF CHARLES ERNEST
AND DOROTHY JACOMB" |- |{{Image|file=Jacomb-17.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Jacomb-19|Herbert Wales]] |[[Jacomb-19|Jacomb]] |1940 |"SIMPLY TO THY CROSS I CLING.
IN
LOVING MEMORY
OF
HERBERT EDWARD JACOMB
BORN 2ND OCTOBER 1837,
DIED 31ST AUGUST 1924.
MARY,
WIFE OF
HERBERT EDWARD JACOMB,
BORN 3RD OCT. 1859,
DIED 13TH JUNE 1937
ALSO
IN MEMORY
OF
HERBERT WALES JACOMB
KILLED IN ACTION IN FLANDERS
21ST MAY 1940, AGED 25
ELDER SON OF CHARLES ERNEST
AND DOROTHY JACOMB" |- |{{Image|file=Jacomb-17.jpg|size=s}} |1891Y |[[Rich-5170|Mary (Rich)]] |[[Rich-5170|Jacomb]] |1937 |"SIMPLY TO THY CROSS I CLING.
IN
LOVING MEMORY
OF
HERBERT EDWARD JACOMB
BORN 2ND OCTOBER 1837,
DIED 31ST AUGUST 1924.
MARY,
WIFE OF
HERBERT EDWARD JACOMB,
BORN 3RD OCT. 1859,
DIED 13TH JUNE 1937
ALSO
IN MEMORY
OF
HERBERT WALES JACOMB
KILLED IN ACTION IN FLANDERS
21ST MAY 1940, AGED 25
ELDER SON OF CHARLES ERNEST
AND DOROTHY JACOMB" |- |{{Image|file=Jacques-1549.jpg|size=s}} |1917Y |[[Jacques-1549|Edward]] |[[Jacques-1549|Jacques]] |1888 |"HERE LIES THE BODY OF
EDWARD JACQUES
LATE OF THE 69 AND 23 REGIMENTS
IN WHICH LATTER HE SERVED IN THE CRIMEA
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
FEBRUARY 4TH 1888
AGED 62 YEARS
TRIBULATION WORK..." |- |{{Image|file=Jacques-1549.jpg|size=s}} |1917Y |[[Lemon-1585|Sarah (Lemon)]] |[[Lemon-1585|Jacques]] |1903 |"HERE LIES THE BODY OF
EDWARD JACQUES
LATE OF THE 69 AND 23 REGIMENTS
IN WHICH LATTER HE SERVED IN THE CRIMEA
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
FEBRUARY 4TH 1888
AGED 62 YEARS
TRIBULATION WORK..." |- |{{Image|file=Lintott-124.jpg|size=s}} |2624Y |[[Jarman-933|Richard]] |[[Jarman-933|Jarman]] |1868 | |- | |998Y |[[Jearum-2|Albert Edward James]] |[[Jearum-2|Jearum]] |1881 | |- | |1002Y |[[Jearum-3|Edith Madeline May]] |[[Jearum-3|Jearum]] |1883 | |- |{{Image|file=Jearum-1.jpg|size=s}} |2455Y |[[Jearum-1|Frederick Charles]] |[[Jearum-1|Jearum]] |1897 |"THY WILL BE DONE
In
Loving Memory
-of-
FREDERICK CHARLES
JEARUM
BORN JUNE 11TH 1846
DIED NOVR 3RD 1897" |- |{{Image|file=Lindsey-4939.jpg|size=s}} |287N |[[Lindsey-4939|Emily (Lindsey)]] |[[Lindsey-4939|Jenner]] |1884 |"IN
Loving Memory of
EMILY,
the beloved Wife of
ANSELL JENNER
and only daughter of
ELIAS and .. LINDSEY
who departed this life
February? ....
Aged .. Years" |- |{{Image|file=Bowers-6841.jpg|size=s}} |554N |[[Bowers-6841|Eliza (Bowers)]] |[[Bowers-6841|Johnson]] |1892 |"In Memory
-OF-
ELIZA,
WIFE OF GEORGE JOHNSON,
DIED 25TH MAY 1892,
AGED 51 YEARS.
ALSO
MARGARET BOWERS,
SISTER OF THE ABOVE,
DIED NOVEMBER 7TH 1898,
AGED 61 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-329.jpg|size=s}} |940N |[[Leach-5491|Elizabeth]] |[[Leach-5491|Jordan]] |1946 |"In Loving Memory
of
HARRIET
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
ROBERT JORDAN
WHO DIED OCTOBER 26TH 1898
AGED 70 YEARS.
-----
And of
ROBERT JORDAN,
WHO DIED FEBRUARY 7TH 1904,
AGED 72 YEARS.
-----
Also of
ELIZABETH JORDAN
BELOVED WIFE OF THE ABOVE,
AT REST JUNE 9TH 1946
AGED 85 YEARS.
-----
NOT LOST BUT GONE BEFORE US." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-329.jpg|size=s}} |940N |[[Leach-5490|Harriet]] |[[Leach-5490|Jordan]] |1898 |"In Loving Memory
of
HARRIET
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
ROBERT JORDAN
WHO DIED OCTOBER 26TH 1898
AGED 70 YEARS.
-----
And of
ROBERT JORDAN,
WHO DIED FEBRUARY 7TH 1904,
AGED 72 YEARS.
-----
Also of
ELIZABETH JORDAN
BELOVED WIFE OF THE ABOVE,
AT REST JUNE 9TH 1946
AGED 85 YEARS.
-----
NOT LOST BUT GONE BEFORE US." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-329.jpg|size=s}} |940N |[[Jordan-13003|Robert]] |[[Jordan-13003|Jordan]] |1904 |"In Loving Memory
of
HARRIET
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
ROBERT JORDAN
WHO DIED OCTOBER 26TH 1898
AGED 70 YEARS.
-----
And of
ROBERT JORDAN,
WHO DIED FEBRUARY 7TH 1904,
AGED 72 YEARS.
-----
Also of
ELIZABETH JORDAN
BELOVED WIFE OF THE ABOVE,
AT REST JUNE 9TH 1946
AGED 85 YEARS.
-----
NOT LOST BUT GONE BEFORE US." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-349.jpg|size=s}} |1033N |[[Jose-468|Eliza Jane]] |[[Jose-468|Jose]] |1881 |"SACRED
to the Memory of
ELIZA JANE JOSE,
Born March 14th 1859
Died August 27th 1881.
-----
Trusting in Jesus,
I know I am Blest?
-----
Also of RICHARD THOMAS
Son .. RICHARD AND ELLEN JOSE,
Died March 21st 1915
Aged 15 years.
-----
Blessed are the pure in heart,
For they shall see God." |- | |3318Y |[[Jose-466|Richard]] |[[Jose-466|Jose]] |1934 | |- | |3318Y |[[Mulloney-8|Ellen Sarah]] |[[Mulloney-8|Jose]] |1942 | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-349.jpg|size=s}} |1033N |[[Jose-465|Richard Thomas]] |[[Jose-465|Jose]] |1915 |"SACRED
to the Memory of
ELIZA JANE JOSE,
Born March 14th 1859
Died August 27th 1881.
-----
Trusting in Jesus,
I know I am Blest?
-----
Also of RICHARD THOMAS
Son .. RICHARD AND ELLEN JOSE,
Died March 21st 1915
Aged 15 years.
-----
Blessed are the pure in heart,
For they shall see God." |- |{{Image|file=Joy-1920.jpg|size=s}} |247N |[[Joy-1920|Emily]] |[[Joy-1920|Joy]] |1889 |"'THE DARKNESS IS PAST AND THE TRUE LIGHT NOW SHINETH.'
IN
AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE OF
EMILY,
THE YOUNGEST BELOVED DAUGHTER OF
WILLIAM AND MARY ANN JOY,
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
JANUARY 7TH 1889,
AGED 19 YEARS.
-+-
'NO TIME FOR THOUGHT, NO MOMENT FOR A PRAYER,
SO SUDDEN WAS THE SPIRIT'S VIOLENT FLIGHT.'" |- |{{Image|file=Joyce-3555.jpg|size=s}} |221-2N |[[Joyce-3555|Emma Lily]] |[[Joyce-3555|Joyce]] |1906 |"IN
LOVING MEMORY
OF
EMMA LILY JOYCE
DIED NOVEMBER 19TH 1906
ALSO
IN LOVING MEMORY
OF
RICHARD HOULTON
DIED DECEMBER 20TH 1935
ALSO
ELLEN HOULTON
AT REST SEPTEMBER 22ND 1942" |- |{{Image|file=Joyce-3531.jpg|size=s}} |565N |[[Joyce-3531|Henry]] |[[Joyce-3531|Joyce]] |1891 |"IN
Loving Memory of
HENRY JOYCE
BORN JUNE 18TH 1831,
DIED OCTOBER 4TH 1891.
IN LIFE BELOVED, IN DEATH LAMENTED.
Also of
MARY ANN
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
BORN 28TH NOVR 1830
DIED 12TH OCTR 1912
BLESSED ARE THEY WHO HAVE NOT
SEEN, AND YET HAVE BELIEVED." |- |{{Image|file=Joyce-3531.jpg|size=s}} |565N |[[Eldridge-2947|Mary Ann (Eldridge)]] |[[Eldridge-2947|Joyce]] |1912 |"IN
Loving Memory of
HENRY JOYCE
BORN JUNE 18TH 1831,
DIED OCTOBER 4TH 1891.
IN LIFE BELOVED, IN DEATH LAMENTED.
Also of
MARY ANN
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
BORN 28TH NOVR 1830
DIED 12TH OCTR 1912
BLESSED ARE THEY WHO HAVE NOT
SEEN, AND YET HAVE BELIEVED." |- |{{Image|file=Kaile-3.jpg|size=s}} |2367Y |[[Kaile-5|Eliza]] |[[Kaile-5|Kaile]] |1884 |"SACRED
TO THE MEMORY OF
WILLIAM KAILE
BORN AT MOTCOMBE DORSET
NOVEMBER 18TH 1816
DIED AT GODALMING
JULY 18TH 1884
ALSO OF
ELIZA KAILE
WIFE OF THE ABOVE,
BORN AUGUST 18TH 1818
DIED JANUARY 30TH 1884
-+-
WAITING FOR THE COMING OF OUR
LORD JESUS CHRIST
ALSO OF
ANN SMITH
SISTER OF THE ABOVE
DIED JUNE 13TH 1910
AGED 95 YEARS.
-+-
AT REST." |- |{{Image|file=Kaile-3.jpg|size=s}} |2367Y |[[Kaile-3|William]] |[[Kaile-3|Kaile]] |1884 |"SACRED
TO THE MEMORY OF
WILLIAM KAILE
BORN AT MOTCOMBE DORSET
NOVEMBER 18TH 1816
DIED AT GODALMING
JULY 18TH 1884
ALSO OF
ELIZA KAILE
WIFE OF THE ABOVE,
BORN AUGUST 18TH 1818
DIED JANUARY 30TH 1884
-+-
WAITING FOR THE COMING OF OUR
LORD JESUS CHRIST
ALSO OF
ANN SMITH
SISTER OF THE ABOVE
DIED JUNE 13TH 1910
AGED 95 YEARS.
-+-
AT REST." |- |{{Image|file=Keen-2684.jpg|size=s}} |558Y |[[Downes-889|Ann (Downes)]] |[[Downes-889|Keen]] |1863 |"..
JAMES KEEN
DIED 27TH OCTOBER 1859
AGED 57 YEARS
---
ALSO
WILLIAM CHARLES KEEN
[SON] OF THE ABOVE
...SEPTEMBER..
...
---
ALSO
[ANN WIFE OF]
JAMES KEEN
DIED 22 [MAY 1863]
IN THE 55TH YEAR OF HER AGE" |- |{{Image|file=Keen-2877.jpg|size=s}} |226N |[[Keen-2877|George]] |[[Keen-2877|Keen]] |1904 |"GEORGE KEEN" |- |{{Image|file=Keen-2865.jpg|size=s}} |694N |[[Keen-2865|Harry]] |[[Keen-2865|Keen]] |1908 |"In Loving Memory
-of-
HENRY KEEN
WHO DIED MARCH 13TH 1895, AGED 50
'THY WILL BE DONE.'
Also of HARRY
ELDEST SON OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED SUDDENLY, SEPTEMBER 16TH 1908,
AGED 36 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Keen-2865.jpg|size=s}} |694N |[[Keen-2865|Henry]] |[[Keen-2865|Keen]] |1895 |"In Loving Memory
-of-
HENRY KEEN
WHO DIED MARCH 13TH 1895, AGED 50
'THY WILL BE DONE.'
Also of HARRY
ELDEST SON OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED SUDDENLY, SEPTEMBER 16TH 1908,
AGED 36 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Keen-2684.jpg|size=s}} |557Y |[[Keen-2684|James]] |[[Keen-2684|Keen]] |1859 |"..
JAMES KEEN
DIED 27TH OCTOBER 1859
AGED 57 YEARS
---
ALSO
WILLIAM CHARLES KEEN
[SON] OF THE ABOVE
...SEPTEMBER..
...
---
ALSO
[ANN WIFE OF]
JAMES KEEN
DIED 22 [MAY 1863]
IN THE 55TH YEAR OF HER AGE" |- |{{Image|file=Keen-2735.jpg|size=s}} |2761Y |[[Keen-2735|Jesse]] |[[Keen-2735|Keen]] |1915 |"JESSE
KEEN" |- |{{Image|file=Keen-2735.jpg|size=s}} |2761Y |[[Barrow-2409|Mary (Barrow)]] |[[Barrow-2409|Keen]] |1882 |"JESSE
KEEN" |- |{{Image|file=Keen-2865.jpg|size=s}} |694N |[[Charman-470|Sarah (Charman)]] |[[Charman-470|Keen]] |1930 |"In Loving Memory
-of-
HENRY KEEN
WHO DIED MARCH 13TH 1895, AGED 50
'THY WILL BE DONE.'
Also of HARRY
ELDEST SON OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED SUDDENLY, SEPTEMBER 16TH 1908,
AGED 36 YEARS." |- | |588N |[[Keen-2736|William]] |[[Keen-2736|Keen]] |1893 | |- | |588N |[[Keen-2737|William]] |[[Keen-2737|Keen]] |1907 | |- |{{Image|file=Keen-2684.jpg|size=s}} |712Y |[[Keen-2685|William Charles]] |[[Keen-2685|Keen]] |1859 |"..
JAMES KEEN
DIED 27TH OCTOBER 1859
AGED 57 YEARS
---
ALSO
WILLIAM CHARLES KEEN
[SON] OF THE ABOVE
...SEPTEMBER..
...
---
ALSO
[ANN WIFE OF]
JAMES KEEN
DIED 22 [MAY 1863]
IN THE 55TH YEAR OF HER AGE" |- |{{Image|file=Kesteven-14.jpg|size=s}} |772aN |[[Kesteven-14|Kathleen Ellen]] |[[Kesteven-14|Kesteven]] |1897 |"In
Loving Memory
of
KATHLEEN ELLEN
"NELLIE",
THE DEARLY LOVED CHILD OF
JOHN AND ADA ANNIE
KESTEVEN,
WHO FELL ASLEEP IN JESUS
OCTOBER 5TH 1897,
AGED 3 YEARS AND 5 MONTHS.
-+-
FOR OF SUCH IS THE KINGDOM OF HEAVEN
-+-
THAT HALLOWED GROUND WHERE MOURNED AND MISSED
THE LIPS REPOSE OUR LOVE HAS KISSED
WHILE IN OURSELF THEIR SOULS EXIST
A PART OF OURS." |- |{{Image|file=Ketchell-4.jpg|size=s}} |355N |[[Ketchell-4|John]] |[[Ketchell-4|Ketchell]] |1889 |"In Loving Memory
OF
JOHN KETCHELL,
WHO DIED MARCH 8TH 1889
AGED 73 YEARS.
-+-
Also MARY KETCHELL,
WHO DIED JANUARY 12TH 1908
AGED 82 YEARS.
'THY WILL BE DONE.'" |- |{{Image|file=Ketchell-4.jpg|size=s}} |355N |[[Bicknell-954|Mary (Bicknell)]] |[[Bicknell-954|Ketchell]] |1908 |"In Loving Memory
OF
JOHN KETCHELL,
WHO DIED MARCH 8TH 1889
AGED 73 YEARS.
-+-
Also MARY KETCHELL,
WHO DIED JANUARY 12TH 1908
AGED 82 YEARS.
'THY WILL BE DONE.'" |- |{{Image|file=Kettle-495.jpg|size=s}} |392Y |[[Kettle-495|Thomas]] |[[Kettle-495|Kettle]] |1861 |"In
MEMORY OF
THOMAS KETTLE
WHO DIED FEBY 6TH 1861
IN THE 53RD YEAR
OF HIS AGE." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-593.jpg|size=s}} |1672CY |[[Kidd-3657|Ella]] |[[Kidd-3657|Kidd]] |1953 |"MARY ANN KIDD
DIED 17 JULY 1911
AGED 82 YEARS.
MARY BOHUN
KIDD
DIED NOV 10TH 1926.
ELLA KIDD,
BORN 20TH JUNE 1867
DIED 19TH JULY 1953." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-593.jpg|size=s}} |1672CY |[[Evans-28130|Mary Ann]] |[[Evans-28130|Kidd]] |1911 |"MARY ANN KIDD
DIED 17 JULY 1911
AGED 82 YEARS.
MARY BOHUN
KIDD
DIED NOV 10TH 1926.
ELLA KIDD,
BORN 20TH JUNE 1867
DIED 19TH JULY 1953." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-593.jpg|size=s}} |1672CY |[[Kidd-3660|Mary Bohun]] |[[Kidd-3660|Kidd]] |1926 |"MARY ANN KIDD
DIED 17 JULY 1911
AGED 82 YEARS.
MARY BOHUN
KIDD
DIED NOV 10TH 1926.
ELLA KIDD,
BORN 20TH JUNE 1867
DIED 19TH JULY 1953." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-523.jpg|size=s}} |1380 |[[Kidd-3617|Samuel]] |[[Kidd-3617|Kidd]] |1867 |"IN MEMORY OF
SAMUEL KIDD
SON OF THE LATE
RICHARD & DEBORAH KIDD
OF HATCH, GODALMING
WHO DIED AT LLANAWAY HOUSE
MARCH 27TH 1867
AGED 77 YEARS.
For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son
that whosoever believeth in him should not perish but
have everlasting life.
ALSO OF DEBORAH HALLAM,
NIECE OF THE ABOVE, & DAUGHTER OF
EDWARD & DEBORAH HALLAM
LATE OF KENNINGTON, SURREY.
BORN AT HATCH, SEPTR. 18TH 1803
DIED AT LLANAWAY HOUSE AUGST. 18TH 1874.
Whatsoever thy hand findeth to do do it with thy might
Jesus said unto her I am the Resurrection and the Life
ALSO CATHERINE HALLAM,
THIRD DAUGHTER OF
EDWARD & DEBORAH HALLAM,
WHO WENT HOME AT LLANAWAY
ON HER 90TH BIRTHDAY, AUGST. 26TH 1900.
'She being dead yet speaketh.'
ALSO MARGARET BIRT, YOUNGEST DAUGHTER OF
EDWARD & DEBORAH HALLAM,
WHO DIED AT LLANAWAY
AUGUST 3RD 1908, IN HER 91ST YEAR.
'The souls of the righteous are in the hand of God.'" |- |{{Image|file=Kimber-609.jpg|size=s}} |30aY |[[Kimber-610|Ada]] |[[Kimber-610|Kimber]] |1908 |"ALSO OF
ADA KIMBER
BORN JUNE 25TH 1873
DIED SEPTEMBER 23RD 1922
JESUS SAID MY PEACE I GIVE UNTO YOU" |- |{{Image|file=Kimber-605.jpg|size=s}} |764Y |[[Kimber-607|Elizabeth]] |[[Kimber-607|Kimber]] |1870 |"In Loving Memory
-of-
WILLIAM KIMBER
DIED DECR 30TH 1899 AGED 69 YEARS.
Also of ROSINA,
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
DIED FEBR 18TH 1914, AGED 80 YEARS.
AND THE CHILDREN OF THE ABOVE,
PERCY
DIED DECR 15TH 1899, AGED 36 YEARS.
-+-
ELIZABETH
DIED MARCH 29TH 1870, AGED 12 YEARS
-+-
LOUISA
DIED MARCH 29TH 1870 AGED 2 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Kimber-609.jpg|size=s}} |29aY |[[Kimber-613|George Clement]] |[[Kimber-613|Kimber]] |1920 |"ALSO OF
GEORGE CLEMENT KIMBER
BORN JULY 10TH 1860
DIED JULY 30TH 1920
---
MAY HIS SOUL REST IN PEACE" |- |{{Image|file=Kimber-605.jpg|size=s}} |765Y |[[Kimber-608|Louisa]] |[[Kimber-608|Kimber]] |1870 |"In Loving Memory
-of-
WILLIAM KIMBER
DIED DECR 30TH 1899 AGED 69 YEARS.
Also of ROSINA,
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
DIED FEBR 18TH 1914, AGED 80 YEARS.
AND THE CHILDREN OF THE ABOVE,
PERCY
DIED DECR 15TH 1899, AGED 36 YEARS.
-+-
ELIZABETH
DIED MARCH 29TH 1870, AGED 12 YEARS
-+-
LOUISA
DIED MARCH 29TH 1870 AGED 2 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Kimber-609.jpg|size=s}} |29aY |[[Kimber-609|Maurice]] |[[Kimber-609|Kimber]] |1908 |"IN
LOVING MEMORY
OF
MAURICE KIMBER,
BORN AUGUST 28TH 1865
DIED MARCH 15TH 1908
HIS END WAS PEACE." |- |{{Image|file=Kimber-605.jpg|size=s}} |764Y |[[Kimber-606|Percy]] |[[Kimber-606|Kimber]] |1899 |"In Loving Memory
-of-
WILLIAM KIMBER
DIED DECR 30TH 1899 AGED 69 YEARS.
Also of ROSINA,
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
DIED FEBR 18TH 1914, AGED 80 YEARS.
AND THE CHILDREN OF THE ABOVE,
PERCY
DIED DECR 15TH 1899, AGED 36 YEARS.
-+-
ELIZABETH
DIED MARCH 29TH 1870, AGED 12 YEARS
-+-
LOUISA
DIED MARCH 29TH 1870 AGED 2 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Kimber-605.jpg|size=s}} |764Y |[[Edwards-25117|Rosina (Edwards)]] |[[Edwards-25117|Kimber]] |1914 |"In Loving Memory
-of-
WILLIAM KIMBER
DIED DECR 30TH 1899 AGED 69 YEARS.
Also of ROSINA,
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
DIED FEBR 18TH 1914, AGED 80 YEARS.
AND THE CHILDREN OF THE ABOVE,
PERCY
DIED DECR 15TH 1899, AGED 36 YEARS.
-+-
ELIZABETH
DIED MARCH 29TH 1870, AGED 12 YEARS
-+-
LOUISA
DIED MARCH 29TH 1870 AGED 2 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Kimber-605.jpg|size=s}} |764Y |[[Kimber-605|William]] |[[Kimber-605|Kimber]] |1899 |"In Loving Memory
-of-
WILLIAM KIMBER
DIED DECR 30TH 1899 AGED 69 YEARS.
Also of ROSINA,
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
DIED FEBR 18TH 1914, AGED 80 YEARS.
AND THE CHILDREN OF THE ABOVE,
PERCY
DIED DECR 15TH 1899, AGED 36 YEARS.
-+-
ELIZABETH
DIED MARCH 29TH 1870, AGED 12 YEARS
-+-
LOUISA
DIED MARCH 29TH 1870 AGED 2 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=King-36383.jpg|size=s}} |929Y |[[King-36383|William]] |[[King-36383|King]] |1864 |"SACRED
TO THE [MEMORY OF]
WILLIAM KING
who died October 6th 1864
in the 61st? [year of his age]" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-428.jpg|size=s}} |1598N |[[Kinnell-23|Eileen Mary]] |[[Kinnell-23|Kinnell]] |1897 |"TO THE DEAR MEMORY OF
JOHN KINNELL,
(HUSBAND OF ROSE, THE YOUNGEST DAUGHTER)
WHO DIED 19TH OCTOBER 1913 AGED 52
A LOYAL HEART AND TRUE
AND OF EILEEN MARY
THEIR LITTLE DAUGHTER
BORN 16TH JUNE DIED 15TH AUGUST 1897.
AND OF ROSE KINNELL
DIED 22ND AUG 1946, AGED 86.
DEARLY REMEMBERED BY HER SEVEN SONS
AND OF KATE, WIFE OF WILL TAYLER
DIED .. 1954 AGED 90" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-428.jpg|size=s}} |1518N |[[Kinnell-22|John]] |[[Kinnell-22|Kinnell]] |1913 |"TO THE DEAR MEMORY OF
JOHN KINNELL,
(HUSBAND OF ROSE, THE YOUNGEST DAUGHTER)
WHO DIED 19TH OCTOBER 1913 AGED 52
A LOYAL HEART AND TRUE
AND OF EILEEN MARY
THEIR LITTLE DAUGHTER
BORN 16TH JUNE DIED 15TH AUGUST 1897.
AND OF ROSE KINNELL
DIED 22ND AUG 1946, AGED 86.
DEARLY REMEMBERED BY HER SEVEN SONS
AND OF KATE, WIFE OF WILL TAYLER
DIED .. 1954 AGED 90" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-428.jpg|size=s}} |1517N |[[Tayler-291|Rose (Tayler)]] |[[Tayler-291|Kinnell]] |1946 |"TO THE DEAR MEMORY OF
JOHN KINNELL,
(HUSBAND OF ROSE, THE YOUNGEST DAUGHTER)
WHO DIED 19TH OCTOBER 1913 AGED 52
A LOYAL HEART AND TRUE
AND OF EILEEN MARY
THEIR LITTLE DAUGHTER
BORN 16TH JUNE DIED 15TH AUGUST 1897.
AND OF ROSE KINNELL
DIED 22ND AUG 1946, AGED 86.
DEARLY REMEMBERED BY HER SEVEN SONS
AND OF KATE, WIFE OF WILL TAYLER
DIED .. 1954 AGED 90" |- |{{Image|file=Kirby-5115.jpg|size=s}} |583Y |[[Kirby-5115|John]] |[[Kirby-5115|Kirby]] |1859 |"SACRED
to
THE MEMORY OF
JOHN, ONLY SON OF
JOHN AND SARAH KIRBY
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
JULY 4TH 1859,
AGED 34 YEARS.
---
ALSO HIS MOTHER
SARAH KIRBY,
WIFE OF THE LATE
JOHN KIRBY OF GUILDFORD,
WHO DIED MARCH 17TH, 1894,
IN THE 94TH YEAR OF HER AGE." |- |{{Image|file=Kirby-5115.jpg|size=s}} |583Y |[[Stilwell-773|Sarah (Stilwell)]] |[[Stilwell-773|Kirby]] |1894 |"SACRED
to
THE MEMORY OF
JOHN, ONLY SON OF
JOHN AND SARAH KIRBY
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
JULY 4TH 1859,
AGED 34 YEARS.
---
ALSO HIS MOTHER
SARAH KIRBY,
WIFE OF THE LATE
JOHN KIRBY OF GUILDFORD,
WHO DIED MARCH 17TH, 1894,
IN THE 94TH YEAR OF HER AGE." |- |{{Image|file=Unknown-487690.jpg|size=s}} |236Y |[[Unknown-487690|Sarah]] |[[Unknown-487690|Knight]] |1859 |"IN
MEMORY OF
SARAH WIDOW OF
JOHN KNIGHT,
DIED 2ND JULY 1859
AGED 85 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=La_Fargue-55.jpg|size=s}} |1976Y |[[La_Fargue-56|Cecil Augustus]] |[[La_Fargue-56|La Fargue]] |1870 |"In Memory of GEORGE FREDERICK HERIOT LAFARGUE DIED JULY 2... 1884,
AGED 48 YEARS.
ALSO OF CECIL AUGUSTUS HIS SON
DIED SEPT. 9TH. 1870 AGED 7 YEARS
ALSO OF [GERT]R[U]DE WIFE OF G[EORGE] [FREDERICK HERIOT LAFARGUE] D[IE]D .. 2_TH...
INTERRED AT ST LA..., [LAT]E OF THANET" |- |{{Image|file=La_Fargue-55.jpg|size=s}} |2087Y |[[La_Fargue-55|George Frederick Heriot]] |[[La_Fargue-55|La Fargue]] |1884 |"In Memory of GEORGE FREDERICK HERIOT LAFARGUE DIED JULY 2... 1884,
AGED 48 YEARS.
ALSO OF CECIL AUGUSTUS HIS SON
DIED SEPT. 9TH. 1870 AGED 7 YEARS
ALSO OF [GERT]R[U]DE WIFE OF G[EORGE] [FREDERICK HERIOT LAFARGUE] D[IE]D .. 2_TH...
INTERRED AT ST LA..., [LAT]E OF THANET" |- |{{Image|file=La_Fargue-55.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Cobb-7796|Gertrude (Cobb)]] |[[Cobb-7796|La Fargue]] |1897 |"In Memory of GEORGE FREDERICK HERIOT LAFARGUE DIED JULY 2... 1884,
AGED 48 YEARS.
ALSO OF CECIL AUGUSTUS HIS SON
DIED SEPT. 9TH. 1870 AGED 7 YEARS
ALSO OF [GERT]R[U]DE WIFE OF G[EORGE] [FREDERICK HERIOT LAFARGUE] D[IE]D .. 2_TH...
INTERRED AT ST LA..., [LAT]E OF THANET" |- |{{Image|file=Lamarque-37.jpg|size=s}} |2454Y |[[Lamarque-38|Frank Vandrenil?]] |[[Lamarque-38|Lamarque]] |1922 |"IN MEMORY OF
WILLIAM ADOLPHUS LAMARQUE
BORN AT SOUTHAMPTON 17TH JUNE 18[05]
DIED AT GODALMING 30TH OCTOBER 18[83]
ALSO OF FREDERICK WILLIAM LAMARQUE
BORN 10TH JULY 18[3]5 DIED 7TH NOVEMBER 190[3]
SARAH..
BORN AT..
DIED..
ALSO OF..
BORN.." |- |{{Image|file=Lamarque-37.jpg|size=s}} |2454Y |[[Lamarque-38|Frederick William]] |[[Lamarque-38|Lamarque]] |1903 |"IN MEMORY OF
WILLIAM ADOLPHUS LAMARQUE
BORN AT SOUTHAMPTON 17TH JUNE 18[05]
DIED AT GODALMING 30TH OCTOBER 18[83]
ALSO OF FREDERICK WILLIAM LAMARQUE
BORN 10TH JULY 18[3]5 DIED 7TH NOVEMBER 190[3]
SARAH..
BORN AT..
DIED..
ALSO OF..
BORN.." |- |{{Image|file=Lamarque-37.jpg|size=s}} |2453Y |[[Cooper-25405|Sarah (Cooper)]] |[[Cooper-25405|Lamarque]] |1888 |"IN MEMORY OF
WILLIAM ADOLPHUS LAMARQUE
BORN AT SOUTHAMPTON 17TH JUNE 18[05]
DIED AT GODALMING 30TH OCTOBER 18[83]
ALSO OF FREDERICK WILLIAM LAMARQUE
BORN 10TH JULY 18[3]5 DIED 7TH NOVEMBER 190[3]
SARAH..
BORN AT..
DIED..
ALSO OF..
BORN.." |- |{{Image|file=Lamarque-37.jpg|size=s}} |2453Y |[[Lamarque-37|William Adolphus]] |[[Lamarque-37|Lamarque]] |1883 |"IN MEMORY OF
WILLIAM ADOLPHUS LAMARQUE
BORN AT SOUTHAMPTON 17TH JUNE 18[05]
DIED AT GODALMING 30TH OCTOBER 18[83]
ALSO OF FREDERICK WILLIAM LAMARQUE
BORN 10TH JULY 18[3]5 DIED 7TH NOVEMBER 190[3]
SARAH..
BORN AT..
DIED..
ALSO OF..
BORN.." |- |{{Image|file=Lambert-11345.jpg|size=s}} |1897Y |[[Lambert-11345|Arthur]] |[[Lambert-11345|Lambert]] |1905 |"IN
LOVING MEMORY OF
ARTHUR LAMBERT
BORN OCT 7TH 1830
DIED SEPTR 11TH ..
AT ...
ALSO R[EBE]CCA
...
IN
LOVING MEMORY OF
ELLEN LAMBERT
WHO SANK TO REST
DECR 23RD 1889
AGED 16 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Lambert-11345.jpg|size=s}} |1897Y |[[Lambert-11346|Ellen]] |[[Lambert-11346|Lambert]] |1889 |"IN
LOVING MEMORY OF
ARTHUR LAMBERT
BORN OCT 7TH 1830
DIED SEPTR 11TH ..
AT ...
ALSO R[EBE]CCA
...
IN
LOVING MEMORY OF
ELLEN LAMBERT
WHO SANK TO REST
DECR 23RD 1889
AGED 16 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Lambert-11187.jpg|size=s}} |2249Y |[[White-53889|Emma (White)]] |[[White-53889|Lambert]] |1871 |"..
JOS[EPH ALEXAND]ER
[LAMBERT]
...
ALSO EMMA LA[M]B[ERT]
THE BELOVED WIFE OF TH[E ABOVE]
WHO DIED AUGUST 27 1871
AGED [47] YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Lambert-10956.jpg|size=s}} |674Y |[[Lambert-10956|Henrietta (Upfold)]] |[[Lambert-10956|Lambert]] |1885 |"In
Loving Memory of
JAMES LAMBERT
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
MARCH 25TH 1884
IN THE 64TH YEAR
OF HIS AGE.
---
PREPARE TO MEET THY GOD
---
Also of HENRIETTA THE
DEARLY BELOVED WIFE
OF THE ABOVE
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
NOVEMBER 23R 1885
AGED 59 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Lambert-10956.jpg|size=s}} |674Y |[[Lambert-10956|James]] |[[Lambert-10956|Lambert]] |1884 |"In
Loving Memory of
JAMES LAMBERT
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
MARCH 25TH 1884
IN THE 64TH YEAR
OF HIS AGE.
---
PREPARE TO MEET THY GOD
---
Also of HENRIETTA THE
DEARLY BELOVED WIFE
OF THE ABOVE
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
NOVEMBER 23R 1885
AGED 59 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Lambert-11062.jpg|size=s}} |2828Y |[[Lambert-11062|John]] |[[Lambert-11062|Lambert]] |1867 |"TO THE ..
MARTHA LAMBERT
BORN SEPTEMBER ..TH 180_
DIED APRIL ..
..1867" |- |{{Image|file=Lambert-11187.jpg|size=s}} |2249Y |[[Lambert-11187|Joseph Alexander]] |[[Lambert-11187|Lambert]] |1866 |"..
JOS[EPH ALEXAND]ER
[LAMBERT]
...
ALSO EMMA LA[M]B[ERT]
THE BELOVED WIFE OF TH[E ABOVE]
WHO DIED AUGUST 27 1871
AGED [47] YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Lambert-11062.jpg|size=s}} |2828Y |[[Bicknell-924|Martha (Bicknell)]] |[[Bicknell-924|Lambert]] |1875 |"TO THE ..
MARTHA LAMBERT
BORN SEPTEMBER ..TH 180_
DIED APRIL ..
..1867" |- |{{Image|file=Lambert-11345.jpg|size=s}} |1897Y |[[Symonds-1349|Rebecca (Symonds)]] |[[Symonds-1349|Lambert]] |1913 |"IN
LOVING MEMORY OF
ARTHUR LAMBERT
BORN OCT 7TH 1830
DIED SEPTR 11TH ..
AT ...
ALSO R[EBE]CCA
...
IN
LOVING MEMORY OF
ELLEN LAMBERT
WHO SANK TO REST
DECR 23RD 1889
AGED 16 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Lambert-11062.jpg|size=s}} |2828Y |[[Lambert-11063|William John]] |[[Lambert-11063|Lambert]] |1872 |"TO THE ..
MARTHA LAMBERT
BORN SEPTEMBER ..TH 180_
DIED APRIL ..
..1867" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-268.jpg|size=s}} |832N |[[Lane-13221|Annie]] |[[Lane-13221|Lane]] |1897 |"In
Loving Memory
OF
OUR DEAR MOTHER
DORCAS LANE
WHO DIED DECEMBER 21ST 1906
AGED 73 YEARS.
ALSO OF ANNIE, DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE
AND? THOMAS LANE
..1897 AGED 34 YEARS" |- | |1547Y |[[Lane-13223|Bessie]] |[[Lane-13223|Lane]] |1906 | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-268.jpg|size=s}} |832N |[[Hoskins-2549|Dorcas]] |[[Hoskins-2549|Lane]] |1906 |"In
Loving Memory
OF
OUR DEAR MOTHER
DORCAS LANE
WHO DIED DECEMBER 21ST 1906
AGED 73 YEARS.
ALSO OF ANNIE, DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE
AND? THOMAS LANE
..1897 AGED 34 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-419.jpg|size=s}} |1502N |[[Lane-13220|Thomas]] |[[Lane-13220|Lane]] |1909 |"THOMAS LANE
WHO DIED FEBRUARY 21ST 1909
AGED 76 YEARS" |- | |1547Y |[[Lane-13225|Winifred Violet]] |[[Lane-13225|Lane]] |1912 | |- |{{Image|file=Vandyk-1189.jpg|size=s}} |2122Y |[[Vandyk-1189|Aafke Gertruida (Vandyk)]] |[[Vandyk-1189|Langelaan]] |1873 |"In
Memory of
Aafke Geertruida
wife of
James Langelaan
who died
October 5th 1873
Aged 37 years
Son of man behold I take away from thee the desire of thine eyes with a stroke" |- | |1157N |[[Langelaan-20|Emily Mary]] |[[Langelaan-20|Langelaan]] |1883 | |- |{{Image|file=Lass-71.jpg|size=s}} |223N |[[Lass-73|Freda Margaret]] |[[Lass-73|Lass]] |1918 |"In Loving Memory
of
HUGH LESLIE LASS
DIED OCTOBER 23RD [1904]
AGED [15] MONTHS
Also
JESSIE MARY
DIED JUNE [5TH 1906]
AGED 7 YEARS 9? MONTHS" |- |{{Image|file=Lass-71.jpg|size=s}} |223N |[[Lass-71|Hugh Leslie]] |[[Lass-71|Lass]] |1904 |"In Loving Memory
of
HUGH LESLIE LASS
DIED OCTOBER 23RD [1904]
AGED [15] MONTHS
Also
JESSIE MARY
DIED JUNE [5TH 1906]
AGED 7 YEARS 9? MONTHS" |- |{{Image|file=Lass-71.jpg|size=s}} |223N |[[Lass-72|Jessie Mary]] |[[Lass-72|Lass]] |1906 |"In Loving Memory
of
HUGH LESLIE LASS
DIED OCTOBER 23RD [1904]
AGED [15] MONTHS
Also
JESSIE MARY
DIED JUNE [5TH 1906]
AGED 7 YEARS 9? MONTHS" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-322.jpg|size=s}} |1459N |[[Laurie-866|Lewis Joseph]] |[[Laurie-866|Laurie]] |1900 |"IN EVER LOVING MEMORY
OF
LEWIS JOSEPH LAURIE
SCHOLAR OF CHARTERHOUSE
WHO WAS BORN ON THE .. 188_
... 1900" |- | |1459N |[[Brake-404|Lilian Mary Newman]] |[[Brake-404|Laurie]] |1951 | |- |{{Image|file=Laver-235.jpg|size=s}} |111N |[[Laver-235|Arthur Ephraim]] |[[Laver-235|Laver]] |1905 |"IN
LOVING MEMORY OF
ARTHUR EPHRAIM LAVER
BORN JULY 7TH 1896
DIED JUNE 18TH 1905" |- |{{Image|file=Lawes-244.jpg|size=s}} |2239Y |[[Witt-3082|Anne (Witt)]] |[[Witt-3082|Lawes]] |1891 |"In
Memory of
JAMES LAWES,
BORN FEBRUARY 16TH 1820,
DIED MARCH 2ND 1878.
-+-
'HE THAT BELIEVETH IN ME, THOUGH HE WERE
DEAD, YET SHALL HE LIVE.' ST JOHN XI 25
-+-
Also of
ANNE LAWES,
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
DIED JUNE 3RD 1891
AGED 76 YEARS.
-+-
'THY WILL BE DONE.'" |- |{{Image|file=Lawes-244.jpg|size=s}} |2239Y |[[Lawes-244|James]] |[[Lawes-244|Lawes]] |1878 |"In
Memory of
JAMES LAWES,
BORN FEBRUARY 16TH 1820,
DIED MARCH 2ND 1878.
-+-
'HE THAT BELIEVETH IN ME, THOUGH HE WERE
DEAD, YET SHALL HE LIVE.' ST JOHN XI 25
-+-
Also of
ANNE LAWES,
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
DIED JUNE 3RD 1891
AGED 76 YEARS.
-+-
'THY WILL BE DONE.'" |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-17.jpg|size=s}} |1848-9Y |[[Trussler-47|Eliza]] |[[Trussler-47|Lee]] |1909 |"In Loving Memory of
JAMES LEE,
WHO DIED FEBR. 8TH 1905,
AGED 76 YEARS.
Also of
ELIZA LEE,
BELOVED WIFE OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED JUNE 1ST 1909,
AGED 88 YEARS.
'At Rest'." |- |{{Image|file=Matthews-11015.jpg|size=s}} |1010N |[[Godbould-16|Emma]] |[[Godbould-16|Lee]] |1917 |"In Fond Memory
of
FREDERICK LEE
DIED JAN 15 1916 AGED 76 YEARS
+
EMMA LEE
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
DIED SEP 16 1917 AGED 81 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Matthews-11015.jpg|size=s}} |1010N |[[Lee-28661|Frederick]] |[[Lee-28661|Lee]] |1916 |"In Fond Memory
of
FREDERICK LEE
DIED JAN 15 1916 AGED 76 YEARS
+
EMMA LEE
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
DIED SEP 16 1917 AGED 81 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Lee-29103.jpg|size=s}} |247Y |[[Lee-29103|George]] |[[Lee-29103|Lee]] |1857 |"In
Memory of
GEORGE LEE
WHO DIED DEC 18TH? 1857
AGED 53 YEARS" |- | |822N |[[Lee-3086|George]] |[[Lee-3086|Lee]] |1913 | |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-17.jpg|size=s}} |1848-9Y |[[Lee-9705|James]] |[[Lee-9705|Lee]] |1905 |"In Loving Memory of
JAMES LEE,
WHO DIED FEBR. 8TH 1905,
AGED 76 YEARS.
Also of
ELIZA LEE,
BELOVED WIFE OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED JUNE 1ST 1909,
AGED 88 YEARS.
'At Rest'." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-262.jpg|size=s}} |822N |[[Hackman-284|Mary Maria]] |[[Hackman-284|Lee]] |1898 |"In Loving Memory
-of-
MARY MARIA LEE,
DIED MAY 31ST 1898,
AGED 53 YEARS.
-----
FOR EVER WITH THE LORD" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-687.jpg|size=s}} | - |Peggy |Leppard |2000 |"IN LOVING MEMORY OF
PEGGY LEPPARD
6. 7. 1910 - 3. 8. 2000..." |- |{{Image|file=Leslie-2743.jpg|size=s}} |1809Y |[[Leslie-2743|Caroline Sarah]] |[[Leslie-2743|Leslie]] |1927 |"CAROLINE SARAH
LESLIE
ELDEST DAUGHTER OF
COLONEL J.T. LESLIE C.B.,
BOMBAY HORSE ARTILLERY
BORN JULY 8TH 1845, DIED MARCH 29TH 1927.
Peace, Perfect Peace.
LOUISA GATES,
BORN 13TH MARCH 1820,
DIED 30TH NOVEMBER 1898.
IN LOVING MEMORY OF A TRUE FRIEND." |- |{{Image|file=Lewer-84.jpg|size=s}} |540Y |[[Lewer-84|Esther]] |[[Lewer-84|Lewer]] |1858 |"ESTHER DAUGHTER OF
HENRY & ESTHER LEWER
WHO DIED MARCH 12TH 1858
IN THE 15TH YEAR OF HER AGE
---
[S]HE WAS A SCHOLAR IN THE B..S
SCHOOL AND BELOVED BY EVERY
ONE WHO KNEW HER
---
ALSO HENRY LEWER
WHO DIED
OCTR ..
AGED.." |- |{{Image|file=Lewer-84.jpg|size=s}} |539Y |[[Lewer-85|Henry]] |[[Lewer-85|Lewer]] |1860 |"ESTHER DAUGHTER OF
HENRY & ESTHER LEWER
WHO DIED MARCH 12TH 1858
IN THE 15TH YEAR OF HER AGE
---
[S]HE WAS A SCHOLAR IN THE B..S
SCHOOL AND BELOVED BY EVERY
ONE WHO KNEW HER
---
ALSO HENRY LEWER
WHO DIED
OCTR ..
AGED.." |- |{{Image|file=Johnson-86524.jpg|size=s}} |70Y |[[Johnson-86524|Mary Ann (Johnson)]] |[[Johnson-86524|Light]] |1875 |"In
Affectionate Remembrance of
MARY ANN WIFE OF
HENRY LIGHT
WHO DIED NOVR. 10TH 1875
AGED 48 YEARS.
A FAITHFUL FRIEND, A WIFE SINCERE
AND A TENDER MOTHER DEAR.
---" |- |{{Image|file=Lillywhite-86.jpg|size=s}} |107-8N |[[Smithers-1023|Ann (Smithers)]] |[[Smithers-1023|Lillywhite]] |1920 |"In Loving Memory of
THOMAS,
THE BELOVED HUSBAND OF
ANN LILLYWHITE
AT REST DECEMBER 24TH 1905
AGED 79 YEARS.
'THY WILL BE DONE.'
ALSO ANN, HIS WIFE
AT REST FEBRUARY 17TH 1920
AGED 92 YEARS
R. I. P." |- |{{Image|file=Lillywhite-86.jpg|size=s}} |107-8N |[[Lillywhite-86|Thomas]] |[[Lillywhite-86|Lillywhite]] |1905 |"In Loving Memory of
THOMAS,
THE BELOVED HUSBAND OF
ANN LILLYWHITE
AT REST DECEMBER 24TH 1905
AGED 79 YEARS.
'THY WILL BE DONE.'
ALSO ANN, HIS WIFE
AT REST FEBRUARY 17TH 1920
AGED 92 YEARS
R. I. P." |- |{{Image|file=Lindsey-4777.jpg|size=s}} |2590AY |Amy |Lindsey |1879 |"JOHN LINDSEY
WH[O DIED]...
AGED .. YEARS
...
A[MY] [LIN]DSEY
... 1879
[A]GED 81 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Lindsey-4940.jpg|size=s}} |280N |[[Lindsey-4940|Elias]] |[[Lindsey-4940|Lindsey]] |1895 |"ihs
JANE MARY ANN
LINDSEY
BORN MARCH 6TH 1833
DIED APRIL 3RD 1887.
---
ELIAS LINDSEY
BORN SEPTEMBER 22ND 1829,
DIED FEBRUARY 22ND 1895." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-385.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Smither-152|Hannah]] |[[Smither-152|Lindsey]] |1896 |"IN
Affectionate
Remembrance of
WILLIAM LINDSEY
WHO ENTERED INTO REST
MAY 1ST 1884,
AGED 72 YEARS.
-----
SO HE GIVETH HIS BELOVED SLEEP.
-----
Also of
HANNAH HIS WIFE,
ENTERED INTO REST
DECEMBER 22ND 1896,
AGED 86 YEARS.
-----
INTERRED AT SCARBOROUGH.
-----" |- |{{Image|file=Lindsey-4940.jpg|size=s}} |280N |[[Pratt-10060|Jane Mary Ann (Pratt)]] |[[Pratt-10060|Lindsey]] |1887 |"ihs
JANE MARY ANN
LINDSEY
BORN MARCH 6TH 1833
DIED APRIL 3RD 1887.
---
ELIAS LINDSEY
BORN SEPTEMBER 22ND 1829,
DIED FEBRUARY 22ND 1895." |- |{{Image|file=Lindsey-4777.jpg|size=s}} |2589Y |[[Lindsey-4777|John]] |[[Lindsey-4777|Lindsey]] |1867 |"JOHN LINDSEY
WH[O DIED]...
AGED .. YEARS
...
A[MY] [LIN]DSEY
... 1879
[A]GED 81 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-385.jpg|size=s}} |1142N |[[Lindsey-4696|William]] |[[Lindsey-4696|Lindsey]] |1884 |"IN
Affectionate
Remembrance of
WILLIAM LINDSEY
WHO ENTERED INTO REST
MAY 1ST 1884,
AGED 72 YEARS.
-----
SO HE GIVETH HIS BELOVED SLEEP.
-----
Also of
HANNAH HIS WIFE,
ENTERED INTO REST
DECEMBER 22ND 1896,
AGED 86 YEARS.
-----
INTERRED AT SCARBOROUGH.
-----" |- |{{Image|file=Lindsey-4941.jpg|size=s}} |284N |[[Lindsey-4941|William Henry]] |[[Lindsey-4941|Lindsey]] |1886 |"IN
Affectionate Remembrance of
WILLIAM HENRY LINDSEY
WHO DIED MAY .. 1886
AGED 25 YEARS.
-+-
WATCH THEREFORE FOR YE KNOW NEITHER
THE DAY NOR THE HOUR WHEREIN THE
SON OF MAN COMETH." |- | |554Y |[[Lintott-122|Charles John]] |[[Lintott-122|Lintott]] |1889 | |- |{{Image|file=Plummer-3332.jpg|size=s}} |2157Y |[[Plummer-3332|Elizabeth (Plummer)]] |[[Plummer-3332|Lintott]] |1883 |"IHS
In Loving Memory of
ELIZABETH" |- |{{Image|file=Plummer-3332.jpg|size=s}} |2157Y |[[Lintott-140|Henry]] |[[Lintott-140|Lintott]] |1905 |"IHS
In Loving Memory of
ELIZABETH" |- | |554Y |[[Clarke-14130|Mary Elizabeth Louisa (Clarke)]] |[[Clarke-14130|Lintott]] |1888 | |- |{{Image|file=Locke-3453.jpg|size=s}} |2513AY |[[Locke-3453|Nellie Alice]] |[[Locke-3453|Locke]] |1912 |"IN LOVING MEMORY
OF
OUR DEAR CHILD
NELLIE LOCKE
WHO DIED MARCH 13TH 1912." |- |{{Image|file=Locke-3451.jpg|size=s}} |2048Y |[[Locke-3451|Phyllis Margaret]] |[[Locke-3451|Locke]] |1910 |"PHILLIS LOCKE
..." |- |{{Image|file=Lofty-37.jpg|size=s}} |240N |[[Haggis-133|Ellen (Haggis)]] |[[Haggis-133|Lofty]] |1948 |"In
Loving Memory of
MARIAN FRANCES
LOFTY,
FELL ASLEEP
FEBRUARY 2ND 1899
AGED 15 YEARS.
---
Also of CPL WILLIAM LOFTY
WHO FELL WHILE SERVING KING
& COUNTRY IN FRANCE 1916
---
Also of ELLEN LOFTY
MOTHER OF THE ABOVE
DIED OCT 12TH 1948
AGED 68." |- | |2049N |[[Lofty-38|George)]] |[[Lofty-38|Lofty]] |1938 | |- |{{Image|file=Lofty-37.jpg|size=s}} |240N |[[Lofty-39|Marian Frances]] |[[Lofty-39|Lofty]] |1899 |"In
Loving Memory of
MARIAN FRANCES
LOFTY,
FELL ASLEEP
FEBRUARY 2ND 1899
AGED 15 YEARS.
---
Also of CPL WILLIAM LOFTY
WHO FELL WHILE SERVING KING
& COUNTRY IN FRANCE 1916
---
Also of ELLEN LOFTY
MOTHER OF THE ABOVE
DIED OCT 12TH 1948
AGED 68." |- |{{Image|file=Lofty-37.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Lofty-37|William]] |[[Lofty-37|Lofty]] |1915 |"In
Loving Memory of
MARIAN FRANCES
LOFTY,
FELL ASLEEP
FEBRUARY 2ND 1899
AGED 15 YEARS.
---
Also of CPL WILLIAM LOFTY
WHO FELL WHILE SERVING KING
& COUNTRY IN FRANCE 1916
---
Also of ELLEN LOFTY
MOTHER OF THE ABOVE
DIED OCT 12TH 1948
AGED 68." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-396.jpg|size=s}} | |Julia Ann |Lodge |2016 |"IN
LOVING MEMORY OF
JULIA ANN LODGE
31ST JULY 1953 - 27TH OCTOBER 2016
HELD IN THE HEARTS OF
HER FAMILY FOREVER" |- |{{Image|file=Long-19395.jpg|size=s}} |280Y |[[Stafford-4982|Frances (Stafford)]] |[[Stafford-4982|Long]] |1898 |"SACRED
TO THE MEMORY OF
MARY BARBARA DUNCAN LONG,
SECOND AND BELOVED DAUGHTER
OF
THE REVD. WILLIAM DUNCAN LONG, M.A.
VICAR OF GODALMING,
AND FRANCES LONG.
BORN JULY 23RD 1848,
FELL ASLEEP IN JESUS, JUNE 23RD 1867.
-+-
NOT LOST, BUT GONE BEFORE.
-+-
1 THESSALONIANS, IV :3, :4.
-+-
ALSO OF
JOHN HENRY
SECOND SON OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED FEBY 16TH. 1870
AGED 26 YEARS.
-+-
ALSO OF
THE REVD. WILLIAM DUNCAN LONG M.A.
FOR TEN YEARS VICAR OF THIS PARISH
BORN SEPT. 30TH 1816.
ENTERED INTO HIS REST APRIL 12TH 1875.
-+-
WHOSE FAITH FOLLOW, LOOKING UNTO JESUS.
-+-
ALSO OF
FRANCES,
WIFE OF THE ABOVE,
WHO DIED APRIL 15TH 1898
AGED 82 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Long-19395.jpg|size=s}} |281Y |[[Long-19397|John Henry]] |[[Long-19397|Long]] |1870 |"SACRED
TO THE MEMORY OF
MARY BARBARA DUNCAN LONG,
SECOND AND BELOVED DAUGHTER
OF
THE REVD. WILLIAM DUNCAN LONG, M.A.
VICAR OF GODALMING,
AND FRANCES LONG.
BORN JULY 23RD 1848,
FELL ASLEEP IN JESUS, JUNE 23RD 1867.
-+-
NOT LOST, BUT GONE BEFORE.
-+-
1 THESSALONIANS, IV :3, :4.
-+-
ALSO OF
JOHN HENRY
SECOND SON OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED FEBY 16TH. 1870
AGED 26 YEARS.
-+-
ALSO OF
THE REVD. WILLIAM DUNCAN LONG M.A.
FOR TEN YEARS VICAR OF THIS PARISH
BORN SEPT. 30TH 1816.
ENTERED INTO HIS REST APRIL 12TH 1875.
-+-
WHOSE FAITH FOLLOW, LOOKING UNTO JESUS.
-+-
ALSO OF
FRANCES,
WIFE OF THE ABOVE,
WHO DIED APRIL 15TH 1898
AGED 82 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Long-19395.jpg|size=s}} |279Y |[[Long-19395|Mary Barbara Duncan]] |[[Long-19395|Long]] |1867 |"SACRED
TO THE MEMORY OF
MARY BARBARA DUNCAN LONG,
SECOND AND BELOVED DAUGHTER
OF
THE REVD. WILLIAM DUNCAN LONG, M.A.
VICAR OF GODALMING,
AND FRANCES LONG.
BORN JULY 23RD 1848,
FELL ASLEEP IN JESUS, JUNE 23RD 1867.
-+-
NOT LOST, BUT GONE BEFORE.
-+-
1 THESSALONIANS, IV :3, :4.
-+-
ALSO OF
JOHN HENRY
SECOND SON OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED FEBY 16TH. 1870
AGED 26 YEARS.
-+-
ALSO OF
THE REVD. WILLIAM DUNCAN LONG M.A.
FOR TEN YEARS VICAR OF THIS PARISH
BORN SEPT. 30TH 1816.
ENTERED INTO HIS REST APRIL 12TH 1875.
-+-
WHOSE FAITH FOLLOW, LOOKING UNTO JESUS.
-+-
ALSO OF
FRANCES,
WIFE OF THE ABOVE,
WHO DIED APRIL 15TH 1898
AGED 82 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Long-19395.jpg|size=s}} |280Y |[[Long-19396|William Duncan]] |[[Long-19396|Long]] |1875 |"SACRED
TO THE MEMORY OF
MARY BARBARA DUNCAN LONG,
SECOND AND BELOVED DAUGHTER
OF
THE REVD. WILLIAM DUNCAN LONG, M.A.
VICAR OF GODALMING,
AND FRANCES LONG.
BORN JULY 23RD 1848,
FELL ASLEEP IN JESUS, JUNE 23RD 1867.
-+-
NOT LOST, BUT GONE BEFORE.
-+-
1 THESSALONIANS, IV :3, :4.
-+-
ALSO OF
JOHN HENRY
SECOND SON OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED FEBY 16TH. 1870
AGED 26 YEARS.
-+-
ALSO OF
THE REVD. WILLIAM DUNCAN LONG M.A.
FOR TEN YEARS VICAR OF THIS PARISH
BORN SEPT. 30TH 1816.
ENTERED INTO HIS REST APRIL 12TH 1875.
-+-
WHOSE FAITH FOLLOW, LOOKING UNTO JESUS.
-+-
ALSO OF
FRANCES,
WIFE OF THE ABOVE,
WHO DIED APRIL 15TH 1898
AGED 82 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Lovell-2994.jpg|size=s}} |207N |[[Hughes-20611|Ann (Hughes)]] |[[Hughes-20611|Lovell]] |1886 |"IN
Loving Memory of
ANN LOVELL,
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
MAY 19TH 1886,
AGED 61 YEARS.
-+-
I KNOW THAT MY REDEEMER LIVETH.
And of
JOSEPH LOVELL,
WHO DIED JUNE 9TH 1906
AGED 79 YEARS.
-+-
AT REST." |- |{{Image|file=Lovell-2994.jpg|size=s}} |207N |[[Lovell-2994|Joseph]] |[[Lovell-2994|Lovell]] |1906 |"IN
Loving Memory of
ANN LOVELL,
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
MAY 19TH 1886,
AGED 61 YEARS.
-+-
I KNOW THAT MY REDEEMER LIVETH.
And of
JOSEPH LOVELL,
WHO DIED JUNE 9TH 1906
AGED 79 YEARS.
-+-
AT REST." |- | |3521Y |[[Lucas-8684|Charles]] |[[Lucas-8684|Lucas]] |1952 | |- |{{Image|file=Lucas-9443.jpg|size=s}} |435aN |[[Lucas-9444|George]] |[[Lucas-9444|Lucas]] |1893 |"In Loving
Memory of
HARRY LUCAS
DIED FEBRUARY 24TH 1886
AGED 19 YEARS.
-+-
HARRIET LUCAS
WHO DIED JANUARY 13TH 1904
AGED 78 YEARS.
GEORGE LUCAS
DIED APRIL 21ST ..." |- |{{Image|file=Lucas-9443.jpg|size=s}} |435aN |[[Knight-15116|Harriet (Knight)]] |[[Knight-15116|Lucas]] |1904 |"In Loving
Memory of
HARRY LUCAS
DIED FEBRUARY 24TH 1886
AGED 19 YEARS.
-+-
HARRIET LUCAS
WHO DIED JANUARY 13TH 1904
AGED 78 YEARS.
GEORGE LUCAS
DIED APRIL 21ST ..." |- |{{Image|file=Lucas-9443.jpg|size=s}} |435BN |[[Lucas-9443|Harry]] |[[Lucas-9443|Lucas]] |1886 |"In Loving
Memory of
HARRY LUCAS
DIED FEBRUARY 24TH 1886
AGED 19 YEARS.
-+-
HARRIET LUCAS
WHO DIED JANUARY 13TH 1904
AGED 78 YEARS.
GEORGE LUCAS
DIED APRIL 21ST ..." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-210.jpg|size=s}} |871AN |[[Lucas-8498|John]] |[[Lucas-8498|Lucas]] |1932 |"..
ALSO
JOHN LUCAS
AGED 5 YEARS 10 MONTHS
.." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-210.jpg|size=s}} |871AN |[[Lucas-8685|Phyllis]] |[[Lucas-8685|Lucas]] |1921 |"..
ALSO
JOHN LUCAS
AGED 5 YEARS 10 MONTHS
.." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-307.jpg|size=s}} |901N |[[Luff-305|Ellen]] |[[Luff-305|Luff]] |1915 |"In
Loving Memory
of
THOMAS LUFF
WHO DIED JANUARY 1ST 1895
AGED 54 YEARS.
Also of ELLEN LUFF
FOURTH DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED MAY 18TH 1915
AGED 38 YEARS
THY WILL BE DONE" |- |{{Image|file=Luff-375.jpg|size=s}} |396N |[[Luff-375|Frederick]] |[[Luff-375|Luff]] |1890 |"In Loving Memory of
FREDERICK LUFF
WHO DIED MAY 16TH 1890
AGED 46 YEARS.
-+-
HOW SHORT IS LIFE, HOW SURE IS DEATH
OUR DAYS, ALAS, HOW FEW;
THIS LIFE IS BUT A MORTAL BREATH
TIS LIKE THE MORNING DEW." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-307.jpg|size=s}} |901N |[[Luff-304|Thomas]] |[[Luff-304|Luff]] |1895 |"In
Loving Memory
of
THOMAS LUFF
WHO DIED JANUARY 1ST 1895
AGED 54 YEARS.
Also of ELLEN LUFF
FOURTH DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED MAY 18TH 1915
AGED 38 YEARS
THY WILL BE DONE" |- |{{Image|file=Lyne-453.jpg|size=s}} |1892Y |[[Lyne-453|Elizabeth]] |[[Lyne-453|Lyne]] |1893 |"IHS
In Memory of
ELIZABETH LYNE,
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
FEBRUARY 14TH 1893,
AGED 77." |- |{{Image|file=Mace-2175.jpg|size=s}} |735N |[[Mace-2175|George Thomas]] |[[Mace-2175|Mace]] |1897 |"In Loving Memory
of
GEORGE THOMAS MACE
WHO DIED JUNE 7TH 1897
AGED 34 YEARS.
-+-
BLESSED ARE THE DEAD WHICH DIE IN THE LORD" |- | |515N |[[Mace-2176|Katie Eva]] |[[Mace-2176|Mace]] |1896 | |- |{{Image|file=Mackey-2115.jpg|size=s}} |1926Y |[[Mackey-2115|Stephen]] |[[Mackey-2115|Mackey]] |1900 |"In
Loving Memory of
STEPHEN MACKEY,
AT REST 16TH MAY 1900
AGED 80 YEARS.
'HIS END WAS PEACE.'
---
Also of
EMMA STILLWELL,
AT REST 27TH MARCH 1889
AGED 66 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Major-2866.jpg|size=s}} |2210Y |[[Major-2866|Ann]] |[[Major-2866|Major]] |1915 |"In
Memory of
ANN MAJOR
WHO DIED SEPTEMBER 22ND 1915
IN HER 7_.. YEAR" |- |{{Image|file=Major-2819.jpg|size=s}} |37AY |[[Major-2820|Annie Jane]] |[[Major-2820|Major]] |1933 |"In
Loving Memory of
MARK MAJOR,
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
MARCH 2ND 1886
AGED 51 YEARS.
-+-
And his wife
ELIZABETH,
AT REST DECEMBER 24TH 1914,
AGED 85 YEARS.
-+-
Also of
ANNIE JANE MAJOR
DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE,
WHO DIED JAN. 24TH 1933,
AGED 72 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Major-2819.jpg|size=s}} |37AY |[[Albery-88|Elizabeth (Albery)]] |[[Albery-88|Major]] |1914 |"In
Loving Memory of
MARK MAJOR,
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
MARCH 2ND 1886
AGED 51 YEARS.
-+-
And his wife
ELIZABETH,
AT REST DECEMBER 24TH 1914,
AGED 85 YEARS.
-+-
Also of
ANNIE JANE MAJOR
DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE,
WHO DIED JAN. 24TH 1933,
AGED 72 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Major-2892.jpg|size=s}} |2112Y |[[Street-2370|Harriet (Street)]] |[[Street-2370|Major]] |1868 |"In
Memory of
HARRIET WIFE OF
HENRY CHARLES MAJOR
BORN 1829 DIED 1868
Also of
HENRY CHARLES MAJOR
BORN ...BR... 1826
DIED SEPTEMBER 14TH 1878
-+-
...
[MARY MATILD?]A
...H..D
BORN ... 1840
DIED [191?]3" |- |{{Image|file=Major-2892.jpg|size=s}} |2112Y |[[Major-2892|Henry Charles]] |[[Major-2892|Major]] |1878 |"In
Memory of
HARRIET WIFE OF
HENRY CHARLES MAJOR
BORN 1829 DIED 1868
Also of
HENRY CHARLES MAJOR
BORN ...BR... 1826
DIED SEPTEMBER 14TH 1878
-+-
...
[MARY MATILD?]A
...H..D
BORN ... 1840
DIED [191?]3" |- |{{Image|file=Major-2867.jpg|size=s}} |2210Y |[[Major-2867|Jane]] |[[Major-2867|Major]] |1906 |"In
Memory of
JANE MAJOR
WHO DIED FEBRUARY 19TH 1906
IN HER 69TH YEAR" |- |{{Image|file=Major-2819.jpg|size=s}} |37AY |[[Major-2819|Mark]] |[[Major-2819|Major]] |1886 |"In
Loving Memory of
MARK MAJOR,
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
MARCH 2ND 1886
AGED 51 YEARS.
-+-
And his wife
ELIZABETH,
AT REST DECEMBER 24TH 1914,
AGED 85 YEARS.
-+-
Also of
ANNIE JANE MAJOR
DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE,
WHO DIED JAN. 24TH 1933,
AGED 72 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Major-2892.jpg|size=s}} |2112Y |[[Allen-42093|Mary Matilda (Allen)]] |[[Allen-42093|Major]] |1913 |"In
Memory of
HARRIET WIFE OF
HENRY CHARLES MAJOR
BORN 1829 DIED 1868
Also of
HENRY CHARLES MAJOR
BORN ...BR... 1826
DIED SEPTEMBER 14TH 1878
-+-
...
[MARY MATILD?]A
...H..D
BORN ... 1840
DIED [191?]3" |- |{{Image|file=Major-2868.jpg|size=s}} |2211Y |[[Major-2868|William]] |[[Major-2868|Major]] |1877 |"In
Memory of
WILLIAM MAJOR
WHO DIED
DECEMBER 17TH 1877
IN HIS 83RD YEAR" |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-18.jpg|size=s}} |1842-3Y |[[Malden-16|Henry Charles]] |[[Malden-16|Malden]] |1907 |"HERE RESTS TILL THE LORD COME
THE BODY OF
HENRY CHARLES MALDEN, M.A.
OF GODALMING
TOWN COUNCILLOR, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
MAJOR IN .. ROYAL SUSSEX REGT
33 YEARS HEADMASTER OF WINDLESHAM HOUSE BRIGHTON
WHO AFTER HE HAD SERVED HIS OWN GENERATION
BY THE WILL OF GOD FELL ON SLEEP
BORN 24TH FEBRUARY 1829
DIED 13TH JUNE 1907
LOOK FOR THE RESURRECTION OF THE DEAD
AND THE LIFE OF THE WORLD TO COME" |- |{{Image|file=Mandeville-760.jpg|size=s}} |585N |[[England-4198|Ann (England)]] |[[England-4198|Mandeville]] |1922 |"In
Loving Remembrance
of
FREDERICK HOLT MANDEVILLE,
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
MARCH 29TH 1893,
AGED 49 YEARS.
-+-
BRIEF LIFE IS HERE OUR PORTION;
BRIEF SORRY, SHORT LIVED CARE:
THE LIFE THAT KNOWS NO ENDING,
THE TEARLESS LIFE, IS THERE.
-+-
ALSO ANN, HIS WIFE,
CALLED TO REST FEBRUARY 27TH 1922
AGED 77 YEARS.
-+-
'THY WILL BE DONE.'
-+-
HIS NAME LIVETH FOR EVERMORE
ALBERT OVERINGTON,
GRANDSON OF THE ABOVE
KILLED IN ACTION ON THE SOMME JULY 3RD 1916
AGED 27 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Mandeville-759.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Holt-8686|Catharine (Holt)]] |[[Holt-8686|Mandeville]] |1854 |"In
MEMORY OF
CHARLES MANDEVILLE
WHO DIED AUGUST 6TH 1868
AGED 63 YEARS.
ALSO OF CATHARINE,
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED NOVEMBER 6TH 1854
AGED 49 YEARS.
INTERRED IN SAINT NICHOLAS
CHURCH-YARD GUILDFORD." |- |{{Image|file=Mandeville-759.jpg|size=s}} |2196Y |[[Mandeville-759|Charles]] |[[Mandeville-759|Mandeville]] |1868 |"In
MEMORY OF
CHARLES MANDEVILLE
WHO DIED AUGUST 6TH 1868
AGED 63 YEARS.
ALSO OF CATHARINE,
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED NOVEMBER 6TH 1854
AGED 49 YEARS.
INTERRED IN SAINT NICHOLAS
CHURCH-YARD GUILDFORD." |- |{{Image|file=Mandeville-783.jpg|size=s}} |802Y |[[Mandeville-783|Edward]] |[[Mandeville-783|Mandeville]] |1876 |"IN
MEMORY OF
EDWARD
MANDEVILLE
WHO DIED
NOVEMBER 16TH 1876,
AGED 74 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Mandeville-785.jpg|size=s}} |38aY |[[Nash-7847|Ellen (Nash)]] |[[Nash-7847|Mandeville]] |1901 |"In Loving Memory
-of-
OUR DEAR MOTHER
ELLEN MANDEVILLE,
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE DECEMBER 2ND 1901
AGED 61 YEARS.
-+-
Also of
JAMES MANDEVILLE,
HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE.
-+-
'SILENTLY THE SHADES OF EVENING
GATHER ROUND MY LONELY DOOR:
SILENTLY THEY BRING BEFORE ME
FACES I SHALL SEE NO MORE.'" |- |{{Image|file=Mandeville-760.jpg|size=s}} |585N |[[Mandeville-760|Frederick Holt]] |[[Mandeville-760|Mandeville]] |1893 |"In
Loving Remembrance
of
FREDERICK HOLT MANDEVILLE,
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
MARCH 29TH 1893,
AGED 49 YEARS.
-+-
BRIEF LIFE IS HERE OUR PORTION;
BRIEF SORRY, SHORT LIVED CARE:
THE LIFE THAT KNOWS NO ENDING,
THE TEARLESS LIFE, IS THERE.
-+-
ALSO ANN, HIS WIFE,
CALLED TO REST FEBRUARY 27TH 1922
AGED 77 YEARS.
-+-
'THY WILL BE DONE.'
-+-
HIS NAME LIVETH FOR EVERMORE
ALBERT OVERINGTON,
GRANDSON OF THE ABOVE
KILLED IN ACTION ON THE SOMME JULY 3RD 1916
AGED 27 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-351.jpg|size=s}} |1030N |[[Mandeville-757|George]] |[[Mandeville-757|Mandeville]] |1908 |"In
Loving Memory of
MARY ANN
WIFE OF
GEORGE MANDEVILLE
DIED APRIL 30TH 1883
AGED 64 YEARS
----
WE TRUST HER SOUL HAS FOUND A HOME
AMONG THE FAITHFUL BLEST
WHERE THE WICKED CEASE FROM TROUBLE
AND THE WEARY ARE AT REST
Also of
GEORGE MANDEVILLE
HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE
DIED DECEMBER 6TH 1908
AGED 87 YEARS
..." |- |{{Image|file=Mandeville-785.jpg|size=s}} |38aY |[[Mandeville-785|James]] |[[Mandeville-785|Mandeville]] |1883 |"In Loving Memory
-of-
OUR DEAR MOTHER
ELLEN MANDEVILLE,
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE DECEMBER 2ND 1901
AGED 61 YEARS.
-+-
Also of
JAMES MANDEVILLE,
HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE.
-+-
'SILENTLY THE SHADES OF EVENING
GATHER ROUND MY LONELY DOOR:
SILENTLY THEY BRING BEFORE ME
FACES I SHALL SEE NO MORE.'" |- |{{Image|file=Mandeville-766.jpg|size=s}} |382Y |[[Mandeville-766|Jane]] |[[Mandeville-766|Mandeville]] |1861 |"IN
MEMORY OF
JANE MANDEVILLE
WHO DIED
.." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-351.jpg|size=s}} |1031N |[[Lindsey-4699|Mary Ann]] |[[Lindsey-4699|Mandeville]] |1883 |"In
Loving Memory of
MARY ANN
WIFE OF
GEORGE MANDEVILLE
DIED APRIL 30TH 1883
AGED 64 YEARS
----
WE TRUST HER SOUL HAS FOUND A HOME
AMONG THE FAITHFUL BLEST
WHERE THE WICKED CEASE FROM TROUBLE
AND THE WEARY ARE AT REST
Also of
GEORGE MANDEVILLE
HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE
DIED DECEMBER 6TH 1908
AGED 87 YEARS
..." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-258.jpg|size=s}} |810N |[[Mandeville-758|Rose Kate]] |[[Mandeville-758|Mandeville]] |1899 |"In
Loving
Memory of
ROSE KATE MANDEVILLE,
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
MARCH 11TH 1899,
AGED 48 YEARS.
'BLESSED ARE THE DEAD WHICH
DIE IN THE LORD.'" |- |{{Image|file=Manfield-29.jpg|size=s}} |2077Y |[[Edwards-26251|Elizabeth (Edwards)]] |[[Edwards-26251|Manfield]] |1887 |"IN
MEMORY OF
GEORGE MANFIELD
BORN OCTOBER 31, 1816
DIED OCTOBER 23, 1873.
-+-
HE THAT BELIEVETH ON ME
HATH EVERLASTING
LIFE.
ALSO
ELIZABETH, HIS WIFE,
WHO ENTERED INTO REST
MARCH 3RD 1887,
AGED 71
OUT OF DARKNESS INTO HIS MARVELLOUS LIGHT." |- |{{Image|file=Manfield-29.jpg|size=s}} |2077Y |[[Manfield-29|George]] |[[Manfield-29|Manfield]] |1873 |"IN
MEMORY OF
GEORGE MANFIELD
BORN OCTOBER 31, 1816
DIED OCTOBER 23, 1873.
-+-
HE THAT BELIEVETH ON ME
HATH EVERLASTING
LIFE.
ALSO
ELIZABETH, HIS WIFE,
WHO ENTERED INTO REST
MARCH 3RD 1887,
AGED 71
OUT OF DARKNESS INTO HIS MARVELLOUS LIGHT." |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-19.jpg|size=s}} |1939Y |[[Mansfield-2452|Arthur]] |[[Mansfield-2452|Mansfield]] |1894 |"In Loving Memory of
HANNAH MANSFIELD
DIED MARCH 5TH 1892
IN HER 71ST YEAR.
----
Also of
ARTHUR MANSFIELD
BELOVED SON OF THE ABOVE
DIED JANUARY 9TH 1894
AGED 47 YEARS.
'THE LORD GAVE, AND THE LORD HATH TAKEN
AWAY, BLESSED BE THE NAME OF THE LORD.'" |- | |2350Y |[[Mansfield-2529|Charles]] |[[Mansfield-2529|Mansfield]] |1882 | |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-19.jpg|size=s}} |1939Y |[[Sly-482|Hannah]] |[[Sly-482|Mansfield]] |1892 |"In Loving Memory of
HANNAH MANSFIELD
DIED MARCH 5TH 1892
IN HER 71ST YEAR.
----
Also of
ARTHUR MANSFIELD
BELOVED SON OF THE ABOVE
DIED JANUARY 9TH 1894
AGED 47 YEARS.
'THE LORD GAVE, AND THE LORD HATH TAKEN
AWAY, BLESSED BE THE NAME OF THE LORD.'" |- |{{Image|file=Mansfield-2398.jpg|size=s}} |1910Y |[[Mansfield-2398|William]] |[[Mansfield-2398|Mansfield]] |1887 |"Sacred to the Memory of
IHS
WILLIAM MANSFIELD
BORN SEPR. 24TH 1814
DECEASED NOVR. 23RD 1887,
... YEARS CLERK OF THE CHURCH
OF ST JOHN THE EVANGELIST
IN FARNCOMBE.
-+-
Also
WILLIAM ALDERTON
BROTHER-IN-LAW OF THE ABOVE
BORN FEBY. 4TH. 1808,
DECEASED JUNE 11TH 1887
THEREFORE HATH THE LORD WAITED THAT
HE MIGHT BE GRACIOUS UNTO US" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-315.jpg|size=s}} |893N |[[Portsmouth-28|Annie (Portsmouth)]] |[[Portsmouth-28|Marchant]] |1927 |"In
Memory of
CHARLES CORPS
DIED SEPTEMBER 5TH 1842
AGED 36 YEARS
INTERRED AT WITLEY
-----
ALSO OF SARAH, WIFE OF THE ABOVE
DIED MARCH 7TH 1894
AGED 90 YEARS.
-----
In Loving Memory of
SARAH PORTSMOUTH
DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE
TAKEN TO REST .. OCTOBER 1916
AGED 84 YEARS
-----
FATHER IN THY GRACIOUS KEEPING
LEAVE WE NOW THY SERVANT SLEEPING
ALSO ANNIE MARCHANT
DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE
TAKEN TO HER REST 11TH FEBRUARY 1927" |- |{{Image|file=Marner-47.jpg|size=s}} |749Y |[[Burdock-31|Eliza (Burdock)]] |[[Burdock-31|Marner]] |1912 |"ELIZABETH MARNER
BORN AUG. 13. 1859, DIED AUG. 18. 1920
IN LOVING MEMORY OF
MARGARET ANN MARNER
DIED MAY 23 1928 AGED 82 YEARS
AT REST
GEORGE MARNER
BORN MAY 9. 1819 DIED OCT 21. 1886.
GEORGE WILLIAM MARNER
BORN OCT 15 1847 DIED OCT 20 1867.
ELIZA MARNER
BORN JUNE 8 1838, DIED AUGUST 4 1912" |- |{{Image|file=Marner-47.jpg|size=s}} |750Y |[[Marner-48|Elizabeth]] |[[Marner-48|Marner]] |1920 |"ELIZABETH MARNER
BORN AUG. 13. 1859, DIED AUG. 18. 1920
IN LOVING MEMORY OF
MARGARET ANN MARNER
DIED MAY 23 1928 AGED 82 YEARS
AT REST
GEORGE MARNER
BORN MAY 9. 1819 DIED OCT 21. 1886.
GEORGE WILLIAM MARNER
BORN OCT 15 1847 DIED OCT 20 1867.
ELIZA MARNER
BORN JUNE 8 1838, DIED AUGUST 4 1912" |- |{{Image|file=Marner-47.jpg|size=s}} |749Y |[[Marner-47|George]] |[[Marner-47|Marner]] |1886 |"ELIZABETH MARNER
BORN AUG. 13. 1859, DIED AUG. 18. 1920
IN LOVING MEMORY OF
MARGARET ANN MARNER
DIED MAY 23 1928 AGED 82 YEARS
AT REST
GEORGE MARNER
BORN MAY 9. 1819 DIED OCT 21. 1886.
GEORGE WILLIAM MARNER
BORN OCT 15 1847 DIED OCT 20 1867.
ELIZA MARNER
BORN JUNE 8 1838, DIED AUGUST 4 1912" |- |{{Image|file=Marner-47.jpg|size=s}} |749Y |[[Marner-50|George William]] |[[Marner-50|Marner]] |1867 |"ELIZABETH MARNER
BORN AUG. 13. 1859, DIED AUG. 18. 1920
IN LOVING MEMORY OF
MARGARET ANN MARNER
DIED MAY 23 1928 AGED 82 YEARS
AT REST
GEORGE MARNER
BORN MAY 9. 1819 DIED OCT 21. 1886.
GEORGE WILLIAM MARNER
BORN OCT 15 1847 DIED OCT 20 1867.
ELIZA MARNER
BORN JUNE 8 1838, DIED AUGUST 4 1912" |- |{{Image|file=Marner-47.jpg|size=s}} |750Y |[[Marner-49|Margaret Ann]] |[[Marner-49|Marner]] |1928 |"ELIZABETH MARNER
BORN AUG. 13. 1859, DIED AUG. 18. 1920
IN LOVING MEMORY OF
MARGARET ANN MARNER
DIED MAY 23 1928 AGED 82 YEARS
AT REST
GEORGE MARNER
BORN MAY 9. 1819 DIED OCT 21. 1886.
GEORGE WILLIAM MARNER
BORN OCT 15 1847 DIED OCT 20 1867.
ELIZA MARNER
BORN JUNE 8 1838, DIED AUGUST 4 1912" |- |{{Image|file=Grigg-1027.jpg|size=s}} |763BY |[[Unknown-488825|May Alice]] |[[Unknown-488825|Marsh]] |1932 |"PEACE
TO THE
BELOVED MEMORY
OF
MAY ALICE MARSH
THE ALTOGETHER LOVELY
WIFE & MOTHER
..." |- |{{Image|file=Grigg-1027.jpg|size=s}} |763BY |[[Unknown-488824|Nancy Barbara Howard]] |[[Unknown-488824|Marsh]] |1991 |"NANCY
WITH LOVE" |- | |333N |[[Marshall-18703|Edgar]] |[[Marshall-18703|Marshall]] |1888 | |- |{{Image|file=Marshall-18702.jpg|size=s}} |538N |[[Marshall-18702|Eric Morfitt]] |[[Marshall-18702|Marshall]] |1894 |"ERIC MORFITT MARSHALL
BORN MARCH 22 1883,
DIED MARCH 1 1894.
SAFE WITH GOD" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-653.jpg|size=s}} |2154Y |[[Jones-82460|Frances]] |[[Jones-82460|Marshall]] |1903 |"FRANCES MARSHALL
THE DEARLY LOVED WIFE
OF
JABEZ MARSHALL,
DIED SEPT 6TH 1903.
---
JABEZ MARSHALL
DIED .. 1904." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-647.jpg|size=s}} |2153Y |[[Marshall-17220|Frances Harriet (Hattie)]] |[[Marshall-17220|Marshall]] |1883 |"TO THE
DEAR MEMORY
OF
HATTIE DAUGHTER OF
J. AND F. MARSHALL
MARCH 9TH 1883
AGED 21.
..ABSENCE OF LOVE..
D.." |- |{{Image|file=Pontifex-31.jpg|size=s}} |2108Y |[[Marshall-18352|Henry]] |[[Marshall-18352|Marshall]] |1874 |"DESPISE NOT THOU THE CHASTENING OF THE ALMIGHTY JOB IV VER 17
JESSIE
DAUGHTER OF JOHN & MARY PONTIFEX
DIED JANUARY 13TH 1874.
MARY,
DAUGHTER OF JOHN & MARY PONTIFEX,
DIED AUGUST 3RD 1890.
HENRY MARSHALL ESQUIRE
BORN AT GODALMING 19TH OF MARCH 1795
DIED AT GODALMING 22ND OF SEPTEMBER 1874
MARY
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
JOHN PONTIFEX
BORN AT GODALMING 3RD OF OCTOBER 1804
DIED AT BLACKHEATH 7TH OF NOVEMBER 1864
JOHN PONTIFEX BORN IN LONDON 11TH FEBY? 1797? DIED AT BLACKHEATH 7TH MAY 1875.
JULIA PONTIFEX
DIED 27TH? SEPTEMBER 1913" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-653.jpg|size=s}} |2154Y |[[Marshall-17221|Jabez]] |[[Marshall-17221|Marshall]] |1904 |"FRANCES MARSHALL
THE DEARLY LOVED WIFE
OF
JABEZ MARSHALL,
DIED SEPT 6TH 1903.
---
JABEZ MARSHALL
DIED .. 1904." |- |{{Image|file=Marshall-18702.jpg|size=s}} |538N |[[Dickinson-2971|Jessie (Dickinson)]] |[[Dickinson-2971|Marshall]] |1933 |"ERIC MORFITT MARSHALL
BORN MARCH 22 1883,
DIED MARCH 1 1894.
SAFE WITH GOD" |- |{{Image|file=Marshall-18702.jpg|size=s}} |538N |[[Marshall-6119|John William]] |[[Marshall-6119|Marshall]] |1929 |"ERIC MORFITT MARSHALL
BORN MARCH 22 1883,
DIED MARCH 1 1894.
SAFE WITH GOD" |- |{{Image|file=Martin-56893.jpg|size=s}} |747N |[[Martin-56895|Ellen]] |[[Martin-56895|Martin]] |1911 |"In
Loving? Memory
-of-
LOUISA MARTIN,
WHO DIED FEBRUARY 17TH 1897
AGED 80 YEARS.
ALSO JOHN MARTIN,
WHO DIED APRIL 16TH 1897,
AGED 75 YEARS.
'Not my will, but Thine be done.'
Also ELLEN MARTIN,
BELOVED DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED MAY 28TH 1911
AGED 65 YEARS.
-+-
Peace Perfect Peace." |- |{{Image|file=Martin-56893.jpg|size=s}} |747aN |[[Colpus-22|Louisa (Colpus)]] |[[Colpus-22|Martin]] |1897 |"In
Loving? Memory
-of-
LOUISA MARTIN,
WHO DIED FEBRUARY 17TH 1897
AGED 80 YEARS.
ALSO JOHN MARTIN,
WHO DIED APRIL 16TH 1897,
AGED 75 YEARS.
'Not my will, but Thine be done.'
Also ELLEN MARTIN,
BELOVED DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED MAY 28TH 1911
AGED 65 YEARS.
-+-
Peace Perfect Peace." |- |{{Image|file=Martin-56893.jpg|size=s}} |747aN |[[Martin-56893|John]] |[[Martin-56893|Martin]] |1897 |"In
Loving? Memory
-of-
LOUISA MARTIN,
WHO DIED FEBRUARY 17TH 1897
AGED 80 YEARS.
ALSO JOHN MARTIN,
WHO DIED APRIL 16TH 1897,
AGED 75 YEARS.
'Not my will, but Thine be done.'
Also ELLEN MARTIN,
BELOVED DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED MAY 28TH 1911
AGED 65 YEARS.
-+-
Peace Perfect Peace." |- |{{Image|file=Martin-54858.jpg|size=s}} |746aN |[[Martin-54858|Mary Ann]] |[[Martin-54858|Martin]] |1917 |"In
Loving Memory
-of-
EMILY LOUISA POTTER
DIED NOVEMBER 26TH 1916
AGED 51 YEARS
'There shall be no night there.'
Also MARY ANN MARTIN
DIED AUGUST 13TH 1917
AGED 69 YEARS.
'the Lord gave and the Lord taketh away'" |- |{{Image|file=Martin-54771.jpg|size=s}} |2436Y |[[Martin-54771|William Thomas]] |[[Martin-54771|Martin]] |1921 |"G/22040 PRIVATE
W.T. MARTIN
ROYAL WEST KENT REGIMENT
5TH AUGUST 1921" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-330.jpg|size=s}} |944N |[[Martindale-1122|Lucy]] |[[Martindale-1122|Martindale]] |1893 |"In
Loving Memory of
LUCY WIFE OF
JESSE MARTINDALE
WHO FELL ASLEEP
APRIL 14TH 1893,
AGED 52 YEARS.
-----
'GOD'S FINGER TOUCHED
HER AND SHE SLEPT.'" |- |{{Image|file=Matthews-11443.jpg|size=s}} |171Y |[[Thompson-52696|Avena Maude Barclay (Thompson)]] |[[Thompson-52696|Matthews]] |1939 |"GEORGE FREDERICK
THE BELOVED HUSBAND
OF
A.M.B. MATTHEWS
DIED SEPT 9TH 1931
AGED 72 YEARS.
AVENA MAUDE BARCLAY MATTHEWS
DIED APRIL [28TH] 1939
AGED [84]" |- | |1394N |[[Dodge-6154|Ellen Louisa (Dodge)]] |[[Dodge-6154|Matthews]] |1965 | |- | |170Y |[[Matthews-11445|Frederick Oscar]] |[[Matthews-11445|Matthews]] |1921 | |- | |170Y |[[Matthews-11444|George Albert]] |[[Matthews-11444|Matthews]] |1898 | |- |{{Image|file=Matthews-11443.jpg|size=s}} |171Y |[[Matthews-11443|George Frederick]] |[[Matthews-11443|Matthews]] |1931 |"GEORGE FREDERICK
THE BELOVED HUSBAND
OF
A.M.B. MATTHEWS
DIED SEPT 9TH 1931
AGED 72 YEARS.
AVENA MAUDE BARCLAY MATTHEWS
DIED APRIL [28TH] 1939
AGED [84]" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-214.jpg|size=s}} |1395aN |[[Matthews-10999|Nora]] |[[Matthews-10999|Matthews]] |1921 |"IN
LOVING MEMORY
OF OUR DEAR
NORA
WHO FELL ASLEEP
MAY 1ST 1921
AGED 15 YEARS" |- | |1394N |[[Matthews-11328|Robert]] |[[Matthews-11328|Matthews]] |1950 | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-365.jpg|size=s}} |1012N |[[Matthews-11015|Sarah Sear]] |[[Matthews-11015|Matthews]] |1899 |"SARAH
SEAR MATTHEWS
BORN 23RD APRIL 1838,
DIED 29? JULY 1889
WILLIAM MATTHEWS
BORN 23? DECEMBER 1809?
DIED 4TH .." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-365.jpg|size=s}} |1012N |[[Matthews-11016|William]] |[[Matthews-11016|Matthews]] |1885 |"SARAH
SEAR MATTHEWS
BORN 23RD APRIL 1838,
DIED 29? JULY 1889
WILLIAM MATTHEWS
BORN 23? DECEMBER 1809?
DIED 4TH .." |- |{{Image|file=May-10710.jpg|size=s}} |386N |[[Gatcum-6|Charlotte (Gatcum)]] |[[Gatcum-6|May]] |1867 |"...
EDWARD MAY
28 Y[EARS?...] POSTMASTER
OF GODALMING
WHO DIED .. FEBRUARY 1897
AGED 80 YEARS
ALSO OF CHARLOTTE
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED 12TH MAY 1867
AGED 40 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=May-10710.jpg|size=s}} |386N |[[May-10710|Edward]] |[[May-10710|May]] |1897 |"...
EDWARD MAY
28 Y[EARS?...] POSTMASTER
OF GODALMING
WHO DIED .. FEBRUARY 1897
AGED 80 YEARS
ALSO OF CHARLOTTE
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED 12TH MAY 1867
AGED 40 YEARS" |- | |385N |[[May-10711|Thomas Mansell]] |[[May-10711|May]] |1867 | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-493.jpg|size=s}} |1367N |[[Handford-163|Jane (Handford)]] |[[Handford-163|Mayers]] |1862 |"SACRED
to
THE MEMORY OF
JANE
WIFE OF MARK MAYERS
AND DAUGHTER OF
THOMAS AND MARY
HANDFORD
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
SEPTEMBER 25 [1862]
AGED [55] YEARS" |- | |1366N |[[Mayers-267|Mark]] |[[Mayers-267|Mayers]] |1864 | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-294.jpg|size=s}} |883N |[[Mayne-1001|Amy]] |[[Mayne-1001|Mayne]] |1895 |"IHS
AMY MAYNE
DIED DECEMBER 5TH 1895,
AGED 21 YEARS.
-----
GOD KNEW WHAT WAS BEST
SO HE TOOK HER HOME TO REST." |- |{{Image|file=Mayne-1024.jpg|size=s}} |107-108aY |[[Miles-7669|Emily Rebecca (Miles)]] |[[Miles-7669|Mayne]] |1937 |"In Loving Memory
-of-
EMILY REBECCA
THE BELOVED WIFE OF JOHN MAYNE
WHO PASSED PEACEFULLY AWAY
ON APRIL 27TH 1937, AGED 69 YEARS
-+-
Resting
Also
JOHN MAYNE
HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE
PASSED PEACEFULLY AWAY
SEPT 9TH 1946 AGED 78 YEARS
-+-
REUNITED" |- |{{Image|file=Mayne-1024.jpg|size=s}} |107-108Y |[[Mayne-1024|John]] |[[Mayne-1024|Mayne]] |1946 |"In Loving Memory
-of-
EMILY REBECCA
THE BELOVED WIFE OF JOHN MAYNE
WHO PASSED PEACEFULLY AWAY
ON APRIL 27TH 1937, AGED 69 YEARS
-+-
Resting
Also
JOHN MAYNE
HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE
PASSED PEACEFULLY AWAY
SEPT 9TH 1946 AGED 78 YEARS
-+-
REUNITED" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-333.jpg|size=s}} |952N |[[Mayne-1000|Joseph]] |[[Mayne-1000|Mayne]] |1919 |"IHS
MARTHA MAYNE,
DIED APRIL 4TH 1892,
AGED 57 YEARS.
-----
Also of JOSEPH MAYNE,
HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE
DIED OCT 15TH 1919, AGED 85 YEARS.
-----" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-333.jpg|size=s}} |952N |[[Elson-544|Martha]] |[[Elson-544|Mayne]] |1892 |"IHS
MARTHA MAYNE,
DIED APRIL 4TH 1892,
AGED 57 YEARS.
-----
Also of JOSEPH MAYNE,
HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE
DIED OCT 15TH 1919, AGED 85 YEARS.
-----" |- |{{Image|file=Mandeville-764.jpg|size=s}} |385Y |[[Mandeville-764|Mary]] |[[Mandeville-764|Mayne]] |1866 |"IN
MEMORY OF
MARY MAYNE
WHO DIED
MARCH 20TH [1866]
AGED [74] YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Moon-5260.jpg|size=s}} |600Y |[[Moon-5260|Elizabeth Matilda (Moon)]] |[[Moon-5260|McWhinnie]] |1875 |"In
MEMORY OF
ELIZABETH MATILDA
MCWHINNIE
ONLY DAUGHTER OF THE LATE
JAMES MOON
OF GODALMING
WHO DIED
THE .. DAY OF .. 1875
AGED .." |- |{{Image|file=Mellersh-19.jpg|size=s}} |2132Y |[[Mellersh-23|Agnes Charlotte]] |[[Mellersh-23|Mellersh]] |1938 |"AGNES CHARLOTTE MELLERSH
AT REST MAY 20TH 1938
AGED 81 YEARS.
MARY JANE M[ELLERSH]
AT REST [JULY] 5TH 194[5]
WALTER EDWARD THOMAS MELLERSH
..." |- |{{Image|file=Mellersh-19.jpg|size=s}} |2130Y |[[Mellersh-19|Alfred]] |[[Mellersh-19|Mellersh]] |1878 |"ALFRED MELLERSH
AT REST MARCH 5TH 1878
AGED 56 YEARS
SARAH ANN CHARLOTTE MELLERSH
AT REST OCTOBER 21ST 1892.
EMMA FLORENCE ISABEL MELLERSH
AT REST APRIL 24TH 1947 AGED 85 YEARS
REUNITED" |- |{{Image|file=Mellersh-27.jpg|size=s}} |1930Y |[[Mellersh-27|Alfred William]] |[[Mellersh-27|Mellersh]] |1915 |"In Loving Remembrance
-of-
ALFRED WILLIAM MELLERSH
AT REST NOVEMBER 8TH 1915,
AGED 64 YEARS.
EMILY ELIZABETH MELLERSH,
AT REST DECEMBER 21ST 1935
AGED 68 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-20.jpg|size=s}} |1953Y |[[Mellersh-11|Annie Maude]] |[[Mellersh-11|Mellersh]] |1922 |"ANNIE MAUDE
MELLERSH,
BORN APRIL 7TH 1872
DIED DEC 4TH 1922
ARCHIBALD EWING
MELLERSH,
BORN NOVEMBER 13TH 1866
DIED MAY 31ST 1944.
REGINALD EDWARD MELLERSH
BORN JULY 17TH 1873
DIED SEPTEMBER 20TH 1951.
EVERELD MAY MELLERSH,
BORN NOVEMBER 11TH 1875
DIED JANUARY 23RD 1965." |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-20.jpg|size=s}} |1953Y |[[Mellersh-9|Archibald Ewing]] |[[Mellersh-9|Mellersh]] |1944 |"ANNIE MAUDE
MELLERSH,
BORN APRIL 7TH 1872
DIED DEC 4TH 1922
ARCHIBALD EWING
MELLERSH,
BORN NOVEMBER 13TH 1866
DIED MAY 31ST 1944.
REGINALD EDWARD MELLERSH
BORN JULY 17TH 1873
DIED SEPTEMBER 20TH 1951.
EVERELD MAY MELLERSH,
BORN NOVEMBER 11TH 1875
DIED JANUARY 23RD 1965." |- |{{Image|file=Mellersh-19.jpg|size=s}} |2130Y |[[Mellersh-21|Arthur Charles]] |[[Mellersh-21|Mellersh]] |1918 |"GERTRUDE MARY
CRANSTONE
OCTOBER .. 1890
AGED 12 YEARS.
ARTHUR CHARLES MELLE[RSH]
AT REST FEBRUARY 8TH 1918
AGED 53 YEARS.
ELLEN ELIZABETH SARAH MELLERSH
AT REST APRIL 2ND 1932 AGED 79 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-21.jpg|size=s}} |1954Y |[[Mellersh-13|Caroline Elsie]] |[[Mellersh-13|Mellersh]] |1949 |"KATHERINE MARY MELLERSH
BORN JANUARY 29TH 1871
DIED SEPTEMBER 1ST 1902
MARY JANE TAYLOR
BORN JULY 21ST 1830,
DIED AUGUST 18TH, 1923.
FAITHFUL FRIEND AND NURSE
TO THE FAMILY FOR 55 YEARS
CAROLINE ELSIE MELLERSH
BORN APRIL 28 1878
DIED MARCH 26TH 1949" |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-22.jpg|size=s}} |1954Y |[[Mellersh-15|Charles Edmund]] |[[Mellersh-15|Mellersh]] |1940 |"ROBERT HENRY
MELLERSH
BORN MARCH 7TH 1864
DIED JUNE 1ST 1921
CHARLES EDMUND
MELLERSH
BORN JULY 8TH? 1865
DIED FEBRUARY ? 1940
HERBERT LEWIS MELLERSH
BORN OCTOBER 10TH?..
DIED DECEMBER.." |- |{{Image|file=Mellersh-19.jpg|size=s}} |2130Y |[[Mellersh-22|Ellen Elizabeth Sarah]] |[[Mellersh-22|Mellersh]] |1932 |"GERTRUDE MARY
CRANSTONE
OCTOBER .. 1890
AGED 12 YEARS.
ARTHUR CHARLES MELLE[RSH]
AT REST FEBRUARY 8TH 1918
AGED 53 YEARS.
ELLEN ELIZABETH SARAH MELLERSH
AT REST APRIL 2ND 1932 AGED 79 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Mellersh-27.jpg|size=s}} |1931Y |[[Baldwin-12549|Emily Elizabeth (Baldwin)]] |[[Baldwin-12549|Mellersh]] |1935 |"In Loving Remembrance
-of-
ALFRED WILLIAM MELLERSH
AT REST NOVEMBER 8TH 1915,
AGED 64 YEARS.
EMILY ELIZABETH MELLERSH,
AT REST DECEMBER 21ST 1935
AGED 68 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Mellersh-19.jpg|size=s}} |2132Y |[[Mellersh-20|Emma Florence Isabel]] |[[Mellersh-20|Mellersh]] |1947 |"ALFRED MELLERSH
AT REST MARCH 5TH 1878
AGED 56 YEARS
SARAH ANN CHARLOTTE MELLERSH
AT REST OCTOBER 21ST 1892.
EMMA FLORENCE ISABEL MELLERSH
AT REST APRIL 24TH 1947 AGED 85 YEARS
REUNITED" |- |{{Image|file=Mellersh-28.jpg|size=s}} |1931Y |[[Mellersh-28|Evelyn Gladys]] |[[Mellersh-28|Mellersh]] |1959 |"In Loving memory of
Evelyn Gladys Mellersh
born 17 June 1895
died 12 January 1959
Daughter of
Alfred William &
Emily Elizabeth
Mellersh
of
Godalming" |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-20.jpg|size=s}} |1953Y |[[Mellersh-12|Evereld May]] |[[Mellersh-12|Mellersh]] |1965 |"ANNIE MAUDE
MELLERSH,
BORN APRIL 7TH 1872
DIED DEC 4TH 1922
ARCHIBALD EWING
MELLERSH,
BORN NOVEMBER 13TH 1866
DIED MAY 31ST 1944.
REGINALD EDWARD MELLERSH
BORN JULY 17TH 1873
DIED SEPTEMBER 20TH 1951.
EVERELD MAY MELLERSH,
BORN NOVEMBER 11TH 1875
DIED JANUARY 23RD 1965." |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-22.jpg|size=s}} |1953Y |[[Mellersh-16|Herbert Lewis]] |[[Mellersh-16|Mellersh]] |1947 |"ROBERT HENRY
MELLERSH
BORN MARCH 7TH 1864
DIED JUNE 1ST 1921
CHARLES EDMUND
MELLERSH
BORN JULY 8TH? 1865
DIED FEBRUARY ? 1940
HERBERT LEWIS MELLERSH
BORN OCTOBER 10TH?..
DIED DECEMBER.." |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-21.jpg|size=s}} |1953Y |[[Mellersh-14|Katherine Mary]] |[[Mellersh-14|Mellersh]] |1902 |"KATHERINE MARY MELLERSH
BORN JANUARY 29TH 1871
DIED SEPTEMBER 1ST 1902
MARY JANE TAYLOR
BORN JULY 21ST 1830,
DIED AUGUST 18TH, 1923.
FAITHFUL FRIEND AND NURSE
TO THE FAMILY FOR 55 YEARS
CAROLINE ELSIE MELLERSH
BORN APRIL 28 1878
DIED MARCH 26TH 1949" |- |{{Image|file=Mellersh-19.jpg|size=s}} |2132Y |[[Mellersh-24|Mary Jane]] |[[Mellersh-24|Mellersh]] |1945 |"AGNES CHARLOTTE MELLERSH
AT REST MAY 20TH 1938
AGED 81 YEARS.
MARY JANE M[ELLERSH]
AT REST [JULY] 5TH 194[5]
WALTER EDWARD THOMAS MELLERSH
..." |- |{{Image|file=Mellersh-19.jpg|size=s}} |2132Y |[[Mellersh-25|Walter Edward Thomas]] |[[Mellersh-25|Mellersh]] |1947 |"AGNES CHARLOTTE MELLERSH
AT REST MAY 20TH 1938
AGED 81 YEARS.
MARY JANE M[ELLERSH]
AT REST [JULY] 5TH 194[5]
WALTER EDWARD THOMAS MELLERSH
..." |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-20.jpg|size=s}} |1953Y |[[Mellersh-10|Reginald Edward]] |[[Mellersh-10|Mellersh]] |1951 |"ANNIE MAUDE
MELLERSH,
BORN APRIL 7TH 1872
DIED DEC 4TH 1922
ARCHIBALD EWING
MELLERSH,
BORN NOVEMBER 13TH 1866
DIED MAY 31ST 1944.
REGINALD EDWARD MELLERSH
BORN JULY 17TH 1873
DIED SEPTEMBER 20TH 1951.
EVERELD MAY MELLERSH,
BORN NOVEMBER 11TH 1875
DIED JANUARY 23RD 1965." |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-23.jpg|size=s}} |1953Y |[[Mellersh-18|Robert Edmund]] |[[Mellersh-18|Mellersh]] |1893 |"ROBERT EDMUND
MELLERSH
DIED FEBRUARY 4TH 1893
AGED 62 YEARS.
ALSO SARAH ANN
MELLERSH,
HIS WIFE.
DIED JANUARY 18TH 1905,
AGED 63 YEARS.
BEHOLD, I HAVE REFINED THEE, BUT
NOT WITH SILVER; I HAVE CHOSEN
THEE IN THE FURNACE OF AFFLICTION" |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-22.jpg|size=s}} |1954Y |[[Mellersh-17|Robert Henry]] |[[Mellersh-17|Mellersh]] |1864 |"ROBERT HENRY
MELLERSH
BORN MARCH 7TH 1864
DIED JUNE 1ST 1921
CHARLES EDMUND
MELLERSH
BORN JULY 8TH? 1865
DIED FEBRUARY ? 1940
HERBERT LEWIS MELLERSH
BORN OCTOBER 10TH?..
DIED DECEMBER.." |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-23.jpg|size=s}} |1954Y |[[Sewell-2483|Sarah Ann (Sewell)]] |[[Sewell-2483|Mellersh]] |1905 |"ROBERT EDMUND
MELLERSH
DIED FEBRUARY 4TH 1893
AGED 62 YEARS.
ALSO SARAH ANN
MELLERSH,
HIS WIFE.
DIED JANUARY 18TH 1905,
AGED 63 YEARS.
BEHOLD, I HAVE REFINED THEE, BUT
NOT WITH SILVER; I HAVE CHOSEN
THEE IN THE FURNACE OF AFFLICTION" |- |{{Image|file=Mellersh-19.jpg|size=s}} |2130Y |[[Holland-10919|Sarah Ann Charlotte (Holland)]] |[[Holland-10919|Mellersh]] |1892 |"ALFRED MELLERSH
AT REST MARCH 5TH 1878
AGED 56 YEARS
SARAH ANN CHARLOTTE MELLERSH
AT REST OCTOBER 21ST 1892.
EMMA FLORENCE ISABEL MELLERSH
AT REST APRIL 24TH 1947 AGED 85 YEARS
REUNITED" |- |{{Image|file=Messenger-1117.jpg|size=s}} |676N |[[Barratt-655|Anna (Barratt)]] |[[Barratt-655|Messenger]] |1925 |"IN
Affectionate Remembrance of
CHARLES HERBERT MESSENGER
WHO DIED MAY 15TH 1894
AGED 23 YEARS.
ERECTED BY HIS SORROWING RELATIVES
AND FRIENDS.
'THY WILL BE DONE.'
Also of
FREDERICK MESSENGER
FATHER OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED JULY 22ND 1895
AGED 58 YEARS
ALSO OF ANNA MESSENGER WIFE OF THE ABOVE
PASSED PEACEFULLY AWAY ...
AGED [86] YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Messenger-1117.jpg|size=s}} |676N |[[Messenger-1117|Charles Herbert]] |[[Messenger-1117|Messenger]] |1894 |"IN
Affectionate Remembrance of
CHARLES HERBERT MESSENGER
WHO DIED MAY 15TH 1894
AGED 23 YEARS.
ERECTED BY HIS SORROWING RELATIVES
AND FRIENDS.
'THY WILL BE DONE.'
Also of
FREDERICK MESSENGER
FATHER OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED JULY 22ND 1895
AGED 58 YEARS
ALSO OF ANNA MESSENGER WIFE OF THE ABOVE
PASSED PEACEFULLY AWAY ...
AGED [86] YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Messenger-1117.jpg|size=s}} |676N |[[Messenger-1118|Frederick]] |[[Messenger-1118|Messenger]] |1895 |"IN
Affectionate Remembrance of
CHARLES HERBERT MESSENGER
WHO DIED MAY 15TH 1894
AGED 23 YEARS.
ERECTED BY HIS SORROWING RELATIVES
AND FRIENDS.
'THY WILL BE DONE.'
Also of
FREDERICK MESSENGER
FATHER OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED JULY 22ND 1895
AGED 58 YEARS
ALSO OF ANNA MESSENGER WIFE OF THE ABOVE
PASSED PEACEFULLY AWAY ...
AGED [86] YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Miles-7692.jpg|size=s}} |2613Y |[[Clarke-14335|Emma (Clarke)]] |[[Clarke-14335|Miles]] |1884 |"In
Affectionate Memory
-of-
EMMA
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
MITCHELL MILES
BORN JUNE 28TH 1839,
DIED MARCH 14TH 1884,
IN HER 45TH YEAR
OH CALL IT NOT DEATH TIS A HOLY SLEEP
AND THE PRECIOUS DUST THE LORD DOTH KEEP
MITCHELL MILES
BORN APRIL 5TH 1834 DIED APRIL 1ST 1887
AGED 53 YEARS
THERE REMAINETH THEREFORE A REST
TO THE PEOPLE OF GOD HEB .." |- |{{Image|file=Miles-7691.jpg|size=s}} |2610Y |[[Miles-7691|Frederick]] |[[Miles-7691|Miles]] |1876 |"..
Memory..
Frederic Miles
Died March .. 1876
Aged [3]8" |- |{{Image|file=Miles-7704.jpg|size=s}} |2552Y |[[Miles-7704|Lilian Maria]] |[[Miles-7704|Miles]] |1883 |"..." |- |{{Image|file=Miles-7692.jpg|size=s}} |2613Y |[[Miles-7692|Mitchell]] |[[Miles-7692|Miles]] |1887 |"In
Affectionate Memory
-of-
EMMA
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
MITCHELL MILES
BORN JUNE 28TH 1839,
DIED MARCH 14TH 1884,
IN HER 45TH YEAR
OH CALL IT NOT DEATH TIS A HOLY SLEEP
AND THE PRECIOUS DUST THE LORD DOTH KEEP
MITCHELL MILES
BORN APRIL 5TH 1834 DIED APRIL 1ST 1887
AGED 53 YEARS
THERE REMAINETH THEREFORE A REST
TO THE PEOPLE OF GOD HEB .." |- |{{Image|file=Sly-503.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Miller-70079|Benjamin]] |[[Miller-70079|Miller]] |1871 |"In
MEMORY OF
MARY THE WIFE OF
BENJAMIN MILLER
LATE OF FROME IN THE
COUNTY OF SOMERSET
WHO DIED DECR 10TH 1883
AGED [86] YEARS.
-+-
ALSO OF
BENJAMIN MILLER
..
W[HO DIE]D DECR 11TH 1871
AGED 71 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Miller-70820.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Miller-70820|James]] |[[Miller-70820|Miller]] |1872 |"In Sacred Memory of
JAMES MILLER
WHO DIED MAY 21ST 1872,
AGED 69 YEARS.
-+-
Also of
SARAH MILLER
WHO DIED JUNE 3RD 1885
AGED 80 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Sly-503.jpg|size=s}} |885Y |[[Sly-503|Mary (Sly)]] |[[Sly-503|Miller]] |1883 |"In
MEMORY OF
MARY THE WIFE OF
BENJAMIN MILLER
LATE OF FROME IN THE
COUNTY OF SOMERSET
WHO DIED DECR 10TH 1883
AGED [86] YEARS.
-+-
ALSO OF
BENJAMIN MILLER
..
W[HO DIE]D DECR 11TH 1871
AGED 71 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Miller-70820.jpg|size=s}} |2409AY |[[Holden-4453|Sarah (Holden)]] |[[Holden-4453|Miller]] |1885 |"In Sacred Memory of
JAMES MILLER
WHO DIED MAY 21ST 1872,
AGED 69 YEARS.
-+-
Also of
SARAH MILLER
WHO DIED JUNE 3RD 1885
AGED 80 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Mills-17568.jpg|size=s}} |270N |[[Mills-17568|Albert]] |[[Mills-17568|Mills]] |1887 |"In Loving Memory of
ihs
ALBERT MILLS
WHO DIED DECR 5TH 1887
AGED 39 YEARS
COME UNTO ME ALL YE THAT LABOUR AND
ARE HEAVY LADEN AND I WILL GIVE YE REST" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-245.jpg|size=s}} |1409N |[[Mills-16199|Arthur William]] |[[Mills-16199|Mills]] |1916 |"4317 PRIVATE
A. W. MILLS,
HEREFORDSHIRE REGIMENT
1ST MARCH 1916." |- |{{Image|file=Mills-16907.jpg|size=s}} |2178Y |[[Morris-25994|Catherine (Morris)]] |[[Morris-25994|Mills]] |1893 |"In
LOVING MEMORY OF
CATHERINE MILLS
WHO DIED
APRIL 30TH 1893
AGED 82 YEARS
-+-
NOW THE LABOURER'S TASK IS O'ER
NOW THE BATTLE DAY IS PAST
NOW UPON THE FARTHER SHORE
LANDS THE VOYAGER AT LAST.
FATHER, IN THY GRACIOUS KEEPING
LEAVE WE NOW THY SERVANT SLEEPING.
-+-
ALSO OF
CATHERINE ALICE
HARRINGTON
DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
MAY 28TH 1894
AGED 43 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Mills-16907.jpg|size=s}} |2177Y |[[Mills-16907|Edward]] |[[Mills-16907|Mills]] |1867 |"Sacred
to
THE MEMORY OF
EDWARD MILLS
WHO DIED
MARCH 18TH 1867
IN THE 55TH
YEAR OF
HIS AGE
...
... THAT PASS THIS ..." |- | |1409N |[[Keen-2667|Emma (Keen)]] |[[Keen-2667|Mills]] |1902 | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-453.jpg|size=s}} |1294-5N |[[Mills-16200|Henry]] |[[Mills-16200|Mills]] |1905 |"IN
Ever Loving Memory of
HENRY MILLS
DIED JUNE 21 1905
AGED 42 YEARS.
-----
UNTIL THE DAY BREAK
Also
NAOMI MILLS
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
BORN SEPT 17TH 1858 DIED APRIL 27TH 1929
-----
Resting" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-288.jpg|size=s}} |879N |[[Mills-16201|Maria]] |[[Mills-16201|Mills]] |1895 |"..Loving Memory of
MARIA MILLS
WHO DIED OCTOBER 29TH 1895" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-453.jpg|size=s}} |1294-5N |[[Stedman-770|Naomi]] |[[Stedman-770|Mills]] |1929 |"IN
Ever Loving Memory of
HENRY MILLS
DIED JUNE 21 1905
AGED 42 YEARS.
-----
UNTIL THE DAY BREAK
Also
NAOMI MILLS
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
BORN SEPT 17TH 1858 DIED APRIL 27TH 1929
-----
Resting" |- |{{Image|file=Woods-13587.jpg|size=s}} |571N |[[Mills-17527|Richard]] |[[Mills-17527|Mills]] |1909 |"In Loving Memory
-of-
GEORGE CHARMAN WOODS
WHO DIED MAY 27 1891,
AGED 55 YEARS.
Also of
RICHARD MILLS,
DIED MAY 4TH 190[9]
AGED 87 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Mills-16682.jpg|size=s}} |2759Y |[[Mills-16682|Thomas]] |[[Mills-16682|Mills]] |1882 |"In
Loving Memory of
THOMAS MILLS,
WHO DIED MARCH 14TH 1882,
AGED 30 YEARS.
-+-
NO MORE PAIN." |- |{{Image|file=Millum-7.jpg|size=s}} |704Y |[[Millum-7|William]] |[[Millum-7|Millum]] |1857 |"Sacred
to the Memory of
William Millum
who died July 4th 1857
In the 80th Year of his age." |- |{{Image|file=Mitchell-25771.jpg|size=s}} |602Y |[[Williams-79240|Eleanor (Williams)]] |[[Williams-79240|Mitchell]] |1928 |"WILLIAM THOMAS MITCHELL
DIED APRIL [27TH] 1927 AGED 76
ELEANOR MITCHELL
DIED JULY 11TH 1928 AGED [78]" |- |{{Image|file=Hurdley-14.jpg|size=s}} |21AY |[[Hurdley-14|Sarah (Hurdley)]] |[[Hurdley-14|Mitchell]] |1886 |"In
Loving Memory of
SARAH MITCHELL
WHO FELL ASLEEP
APRIL 16TH 1886,
AGED 75 YEARS.
-+-
'BLESSED ARE THE DEAD WHICH
DIE IN THE LORD.'
-+-
Also of
SARAH, DAUGHTER
DIED JANUARY 23RD 1897
AGED 44 YEARS.
-+-
PEACE, PERFECT PEACE" |- |{{Image|file=Hurdley-14.jpg|size=s}} |21AY |[[Mitchell-26017|Sarah]] |[[Mitchell-26017|Mitchell]] |1897 |"In
Loving Memory of
SARAH MITCHELL
WHO FELL ASLEEP
APRIL 16TH 1886,
AGED 75 YEARS.
-+-
'BLESSED ARE THE DEAD WHICH
DIE IN THE LORD.'
-+-
Also of
SARAH, DAUGHTER
DIED JANUARY 23RD 1897
AGED 44 YEARS.
-+-
PEACE, PERFECT PEACE" |- |{{Image|file=Mitchell-25771.jpg|size=s}} |602Y |[[Mitchell-25771|William Thomas]] |[[Mitchell-25771|Mitchell]] |1927 |"WILLIAM THOMAS MITCHELL
DIED APRIL [27TH] 1927 AGED 76
ELEANOR MITCHELL
DIED JULY 11TH 1928 AGED [78]" |- |{{Image|file=Moline-92.jpg|size=s}} |2459Y |[[Moline-92|Elizabeth]] |[[Moline-92|Moline]] |1869 |"Elizabeth Moline
...
September .. 1869" |- |{{Image|file=Moline-97.jpg|size=s}} |288N |[[Moline-97|Henry]] |[[Moline-97|Moline]] |1879 |"Henry Moline
Born October? .. 1798
Died May .. 1879" |- |{{Image|file=Moon-5530.jpg|size=s}} |2113Y |[[Coombes-659|Angelina (Coombes)]] |[[Coombes-659|Moon]] |1867 |"SACRED
TO THE MEMORY OF
ANGELINA,
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
JAMES MOON,
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
AUGUST 25TH 1867,
AGED 42 YEARS.
LOOKING FOR THAT BLESSED HOPE AND THE
GLORIOUS APPEARANCE OF THE GREAT GOD
AND OUR SAVIOUR JESUS CHRIST.
-+-
AND OF
JAMES MOON
HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE
BORN SEPTEMBER 27TH 1817
DIED OCTOBER 20TH? 1889.
-+-
AND OF
ARCHIBALD MOON
SECOND SON OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED JAN 23RD 1891 AT
... IOWA U.S.A.
AND WAS THERE INTERRED
AGED 37" |- |{{Image|file=Moon-5530.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Moon-5532|Archibald]] |[[Moon-5532|Moon]] |1891 |"SACRED
TO THE MEMORY OF
ANGELINA,
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
JAMES MOON,
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
AUGUST 25TH 1867,
AGED 42 YEARS.
LOOKING FOR THAT BLESSED HOPE AND THE
GLORIOUS APPEARANCE OF THE GREAT GOD
AND OUR SAVIOUR JESUS CHRIST.
-+-
AND OF
JAMES MOON
HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE
BORN SEPTEMBER 27TH 1817
DIED OCTOBER 20TH? 1889.
-+-
AND OF
ARCHIBALD MOON
SECOND SON OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED JAN 23RD 1891 AT
... IOWA U.S.A.
AND WAS THERE INTERRED
AGED 37" |- | |3618Y |[[Moon-5208|David Ozias]] |[[Moon-5208|Moon]] |1936 | |- | |3618Y |[[Carr-11364|Ellen Florence (Carr)]] |[[Carr-11364|Moon]] |1943 | |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-24.jpg|size=s}} |2145Y |[[Moon-5034|Henry]] |[[Moon-5034|Moon]] |1879 |"SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF
HENRY MOON
BORN JANUARY 12TH 1815
DIED OCTOBER 28TH 1879
ALSO OF
MARY ANN MOON
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
BORN MARCH 25TH 1825
DIED JANUARY 6TH 1891" |- |{{Image|file=Moon-5530.jpg|size=s}} |2113Y |[[Moon-5530|James]] |[[Moon-5530|Moon]] |1889 |"SACRED
TO THE MEMORY OF
ANGELINA,
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
JAMES MOON,
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
AUGUST 25TH 1867,
AGED 42 YEARS.
LOOKING FOR THAT BLESSED HOPE AND THE
GLORIOUS APPEARANCE OF THE GREAT GOD
AND OUR SAVIOUR JESUS CHRIST.
-+-
AND OF
JAMES MOON
HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE
BORN SEPTEMBER 27TH 1817
DIED OCTOBER 20TH? 1889.
-+-
AND OF
ARCHIBALD MOON
SECOND SON OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED JAN 23RD 1891 AT
... IOWA U.S.A.
AND WAS THERE INTERRED
AGED 37" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-282.jpg|size=s}} |874N |[[Moon-5206|John]] |[[Moon-5206|Moon]] |1895 |"In Loving Memory of
JOHN MOON
BORN MARCH 8 1822
DIED APRIL 13TH? 1895
----
A HUSBAND DEAR, A FATHER KIND
HAS GONE AND LEFT US ALL BEHIND
A SUFFERER GREAT BUT NOW AT REST
WE HOPE WITH CHRIST FOR EVER BLEST
ALSO of
MARY ANN
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
JANUARY 2ND 1904
AGED 79 YEARS.
----
IN LIFE A CHRISTIAN TRUE BELOVED RESPECTED
ALL OWN NO DUTY WAS BY HER NEGLECTED
IN DEATH SERENE AND CALM WITHOUT A FROWN
SHE'S BORNE THE CROSS AND GONE TO WEAR THE CROWN" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-282.jpg|size=s}} |874N |Mary Ann |Moon |1904 |"In Loving Memory of
JOHN MOON
BORN MARCH 8 1822
DIED APRIL 13TH? 1895
----
A HUSBAND DEAR, A FATHER KIND
HAS GONE AND LEFT US ALL BEHIND
A SUFFERER GREAT BUT NOW AT REST
WE HOPE WITH CHRIST FOR EVER BLEST
ALSO of
MARY ANN
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
JANUARY 2ND 1904
AGED 79 YEARS.
----
IN LIFE A CHRISTIAN TRUE BELOVED RESPECTED
ALL OWN NO DUTY WAS BY HER NEGLECTED
IN DEATH SERENE AND CALM WITHOUT A FROWN
SHE'S BORNE THE CROSS AND GONE TO WEAR THE CROWN" |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-24.jpg|size=s}} |2145Y |[[Penglase-114|Mary Ann (Penglase)]] |[[Penglase-114|Moon]] |1891 |"SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF
HENRY MOON
BORN JANUARY 12TH 1815
DIED OCTOBER 28TH 1879
ALSO OF
MARY ANN MOON
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
BORN MARCH 25TH 1825
DIED JANUARY 6TH 1891" |- |{{Image|file=Moon-5249.jpg|size=s}} |623Y |[[Moon-5249|Walter]] |[[Moon-5249|Moon]] |1859 |"In
MEMORY OF
WALTER SON OF
HENRY AND
HARRIET MOON
WHO DIED
MARCH 6TH 1859
AGED 3 YEARS AND
7 MONTHS." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-564.jpg|size=s}} |75AN |[[Pannifer-4|Ellen Mary]] |[[Pannifer-4|Moore]] |1954 |"In Ever Loving Memory
-of-
WILLIAM JOSEPH MOORE,
WHO PASSED AWAY AUGUST 14TH 1946
AGED 74 YEARS.
---
Also ELLEN MARY, HIS WIFE,
REUNITED JULY 17TH 1954
AGED 79 YEARS.
---
For ever in our thoughts." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-450.jpg|size=s}} |1351N |[[Moore-50310|Mary]] |[[Moore-50310|Moore]] |1871 |"Born Jan? 1.. 1855
Mary Moore
Died Oct 27? 1871" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-433.jpg|size=s}} |1346N |[[Moore-50312|Philemon Philip]] |[[Moore-50312|Moore]] |1867 |"Sacred
TO THE .. MEMORY OF
PHILEMON PHILIP MOORE
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
OCTOBER 29TH 1867
AGED 63 YEARS
HOPE.." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-564.jpg|size=s}} |75AN |[[Moore-50309|William Joseph]] |[[Moore-50309|Moore]] |1946 |"In Ever Loving Memory
-of-
WILLIAM JOSEPH MOORE,
WHO PASSED AWAY AUGUST 14TH 1946
AGED 74 YEARS.
---
Also ELLEN MARY, HIS WIFE,
REUNITED JULY 17TH 1954
AGED 79 YEARS.
---
For ever in our thoughts." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-472.jpg|size=s}} |1623Y |[[Tomlin-791|Harriet]] |[[Tomlin-791|Morris]] |1881 |"In
Affectionate Remembrance of
HARRIET, WIFE OF
SAMUEL MORRIS
WHO DIED APRIL 18TH 1881
AGED 71 YEARS.
-----
'PREPARE TO MEET THY GOD.'" |- | |1623N |[[Morris-24981|Samuel]] |[[Morris-24981|Morris]] |1893 | |- | |44Y |[[Moss-7005|Eldred Pottinger]] |[[Moss-7005|Moss]] |1887 | |- |{{Image|file=Moss-6611.jpg|size=s}} |664Y |[[Smith-Gordon-3|Eliza Isabella (Smith-Gordon)]] |[[Smith-Gordon-3|Moss]] |1898 |"IN MEMORY OF
ELIZA ISABELLA
W[IFE OF WILLIA]M MOSS
WHO DIED SEPTEMBER 10TH 1898
AGED 43 YEARS.
----
'OH LET ..THY PLENTEOUS PEACE
AND ...NS ETERNAL REST.'
ALSO OF THE ABOVE NAMED
WILLIAM MOSS
40 YEARS MASTER OF CHARTERHOUSE SCHOOL
WHO DIED OCTOBER 15TH 1916 AGED 64 YEARS
[UNTIL THE DAY BREAKS AND] THE SHADOWS FLEE AWAY.
[RONALD STAFFORD SON OF]
S.H. & W. I. GREEN
GRANDSON OF WILLIAM MOSS
DIED DEC 1ST 1911." |- | |45Y |[[Moss-7006|Ethel Louisa]] |[[Moss-7006|Moss]] |1880 | |- | |45Y |[[Moss-7007|Lionel]] |[[Moss-7007|Moss]] |1887 | |- |{{Image|file=Moss-6611.jpg|size=s}} |664Y |[[Moss-6611|William]] |[[Moss-6611|Moss]] |1916 |"IN MEMORY OF
ELIZA ISABELLA
W[IFE OF WILLIA]M MOSS
WHO DIED SEPTEMBER 10TH 1898
AGED 43 YEARS.
----
'OH LET ..THY PLENTEOUS PEACE
AND ...NS ETERNAL REST.'
ALSO OF THE ABOVE NAMED
WILLIAM MOSS
40 YEARS MASTER OF CHARTERHOUSE SCHOOL
WHO DIED OCTOBER 15TH 1916 AGED 64 YEARS
[UNTIL THE DAY BREAKS AND] THE SHADOWS FLEE AWAY.
[RONALD STAFFORD SON OF]
S.H. & W. I. GREEN
GRANDSON OF WILLIAM MOSS
DIED DEC 1ST 1911." |- |{{Image|file=Moxon-220.jpg|size=s}} |405N |[[Moxon-220|James Edward]] |[[Moxon-220|Moxon]] |1890 |"UNTIL THE DAY BREAK
In Loving Memory
-of-
JAMES EDWARD MOXON
OF FARNCOMBE PLACE
BORN 19TH APRIL 1822, FELL ASLEEP 14TH APRIL 1890
BLESSED ARE THE DEAD WHICH DIE IN THE LORD - THEY REST FROM
THEIR LABOURS AND THEIR WORKS DO FOLLOW THEM." |- |{{Image|file=Mullard-84.jpg|size=s}} |2111Y |[[Cooper-25863|Emma (Cooper)]] |[[Cooper-25863|Mullard]] |1871 |"Sacred to the Memory
-of-
HENRY MULLARD,
BORN JANUARY 23RD 1822,
DIED JANUARY 15TH 1898.
FOR SEVENTEEN YEARS POSTMASTER OF
-FARNCOMBE-
-+-
HE THAT IS FAITHFUL IN THAT WHICH IS LEAST,
IS FAITHFUL ALSO IN MUCH.
Also EMMA,
WIFE OF THE ABOVE,
BORN APRIL 27TH 1827,
DIED APRIL 30TH 1871.
PRAISE GOD FROM WHOM ALL BLESSINGS FLOW" |- | |2111Y |[[Mullard-85|Helena Emma]] |[[Mullard-85|Mullard]] |1925 | |- |{{Image|file=Mullard-84.jpg|size=s}} |2110Y |[[Mullard-84|Henry]] |[[Mullard-84|Mullard]] |1898 |"Sacred to the Memory
-of-
HENRY MULLARD,
BORN JANUARY 23RD 1822,
DIED JANUARY 15TH 1898.
FOR SEVENTEEN YEARS POSTMASTER OF
-FARNCOMBE-
-+-
HE THAT IS FAITHFUL IN THAT WHICH IS LEAST,
IS FAITHFUL ALSO IN MUCH.
Also EMMA,
WIFE OF THE ABOVE,
BORN APRIL 27TH 1827,
DIED APRIL 30TH 1871.
PRAISE GOD FROM WHOM ALL BLESSINGS FLOW" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-604.jpg|size=s}} |1672Y |[[Mundy-1048|George]] |[[Mundy-1048|Mundy]] |1938 |"In ever Loving Memory of
SARAH ELIZA
BELOVED WIFE OF GEORGE MUNDY
DIED MARCH 21ST 1912
AGED 52 YEARS
---
At Rest.
Also of GEORGE MUNDY,
PASSED TO HIS REST 21ST SEPT 1938
AGED 82 YEARS.
---" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-621.jpg|size=s}} |1673cY |[[Mayhew-1471|Jessie (Mayhew)]] |[[Mayhew-1471|Mundy]] |1912 |"In ever Loving Memory of
JESSIE
THE DEARLY BELOVED WIFE OF
FREDERICK GEORGE MUNDY
WHO PASSED AWAY JULY 7TH 1912
AGED 29 YEARS.
---
Also of MARY,
DEARLY BELOVED WIFE OF
FREDERICK GEORGE MUNDY
AT REST 17TH OCT 1954." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-621.jpg|size=s}} |1673Y |[[Sell-925|Mary Louise]] |[[Sell-925|Mundy]] |1954 |"In ever Loving Memory of
JESSIE
THE DEARLY BELOVED WIFE OF
FREDERICK GEORGE MUNDY
WHO PASSED AWAY JULY 7TH 1912
AGED 29 YEARS.
---
Also of MARY,
DEARLY BELOVED WIFE OF
FREDERICK GEORGE MUNDY
AT REST 17TH OCT 1954." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-604.jpg|size=s}} |1672Y |[[Wright-38555|Sarah Eliza]] |[[Wright-38555|Mundy]] |1912 |"In ever Loving Memory of
SARAH ELIZA
BELOVED WIFE OF GEORGE MUNDY
DIED MARCH 21ST 1912
AGED 52 YEARS
---
At Rest.
Also of GEORGE MUNDY,
PASSED TO HIS REST 21ST SEPT 1938
AGED 82 YEARS.
---" |- | |35Y |[[Mundy-1050|Unknown]] |[[Mundy-1050|Mundy]] |1909 | |- |{{Image|file=Muntzer-6.jpg|size=s}} |2251Y |[[Muntzer-7|Frederick]] |[[Muntzer-7|Muntzer]] |1936 |"FREDERICK
MUNTZER
DIED 6TH JULY 1936
AGED 85" |- |{{Image|file=Muntzer-6.jpg|size=s}} |2250Y |[[Reekes-2|Mary Blanche (Reekes)]] |[[Reekes-2|Muntzer]] |1934 |"MARY BLANCHE
MUNTZER
DIED 23RD NOV 1934
AGED 88." |- |{{Image|file=Muntzer-6.jpg|size=s}} |2250Y |[[Muntzer-6|Thomas]] |[[Muntzer-6|Muntzer]] |1903 |"THOMAS MUNTZER
DIED
22ND SEPTEMBER 1903
AGED 22." |- |{{Image|file=Murray-16454.jpg|size=s}} |88Y |[[Murray-16454|John Charles d'Urban]] |[[Murray-16454|Murray]] |1895 |"IN MEMORY OF
JOHN CHARLES D'URBAN MURRAY,
COLONEL ROYAL ARTILLERY
BORN 29TH MAY 1840
DIED 12TH APRIL 1895
WAITING FOR THE COMING OF OUR LORD JESUS CHRIST
I COR ..
BY THY CROSS AND PASSION GOOD LORD DELIVER US." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-303.jpg|size=s}} |903N |[[Murray-16323|Maria]] |[[Murray-16323|Murray]] |1895 |"MARIA MURRAY
DAUGHTER OF
JOHN MURRAY
OF 50 ALBEMARLE STREET LONDON
BORN 1816" |- |{{Image|file=Mush-7.jpg|size=s}} |2125Y |[[Mush-7|John]] |[[Mush-7|Mush]] |1873 |"In memory of
Captn. John Mush
17th Regt.
who died January 27th 1873
Aged 31 Years
By his Brother Officers." |- |{{Image|file=Nash-7754.jpg|size=s}} |25Y |[[Nash-7754|William Peter]] |[[Nash-7754|Nash]] |1862 |"SACRED
to
THE MEMORY OF
WILLIAM PETER NASH
WHO DIED AUGUST 13TH 1862
AGED 57 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Harvey-13728.jpg|size=s}} |2615Y |[[Harvey-13728|Maria Louisa (Harvey)]] |[[Harvey-13728|Nation]] |1867 |"TO
THE MEMORY OF
MARIA LOUISA
NATION
BORN AUGST 2ND 1824,
DIED SEPTR 29TH 1867" |- |{{Image|file=Nelson-19954.jpg|size=s}} |688Y |[[Nelson-19954|Charles Gudgeon]] |[[Nelson-19954|Nelson]] |1892 |"IN LOVING MEMORY
CHARLES NELSON CAPT. R.N.
AGED 64
AT REST APRIL 20TH 1892.
WHEN HE GIVETH QUIETNESS
WHO THEN CAN MAKE TROUBLE JOB 34:29
ALSO OF JANE, HIS WIFE
AGED 86
AT REST SEPT 30TH 1920" |- |{{Image|file=Nelson-19954.jpg|size=s}} |688Y |[[Grant-14541|Jane (Grant)]] |[[Grant-14541|Nelson]] |1920 |"IN LOVING MEMORY
CHARLES NELSON CAPT. R.N.
AGED 64
AT REST APRIL 20TH 1892.
WHEN HE GIVETH QUIETNESS
WHO THEN CAN MAKE TROUBLE JOB 34:29
ALSO OF JANE, HIS WIFE
AGED 86
AT REST SEPT 30TH 1920" |- |{{Image|file=Nevill-332.jpg|size=s}} |264Y |[[Nevill-334|Allan]] |[[Nevill-334|Nevill]] |1902 |".. OF WILLIAM NEVILL
.." |- |{{Image|file=Nevill-332.jpg|size=s}} |261Y |[[Nevill-333|Guy Pelly]] |[[Nevill-333|Nevill]] |1884 |".. OF WILLIAM NEVILL
.." |- |{{Image|file=Nevill-332.jpg|size=s}} |263Y |[[Oridge-1|Mary (Oridge)]] |[[Oridge-1|Nevill]] |1857 |".. OF WILLIAM NEVILL
.." |- |{{Image|file=Nevill-332.jpg|size=s}} |262Y |[[Nevill-332|William]] |[[Nevill-332|Nevill]] |1874 |".. OF WILLIAM NEVILL
.." |- | |62aN |[[Webster-10482|Elizabeth (Webster)]] |[[Webster-10482|Newman]] |1937 | |- |{{Image|file=Newman-9604.jpg|size=s}} |2651Y |[[Newman-9604|Harvey]] |[[Newman-9604|Newman]] |1875 |"SACRED
TO THE
MEMORY OF HARVEY NEWMAN
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE APR.. [1875]
IN HIS 43RD YEAR
AND OF
LUCY
WIFE OF THE
ABOVE
..." |- | |62aN |[[Newman-9317|James]] |[[Newman-9317|Newman]] |1929 | |- |{{Image|file=Newman-9492.jpg|size=s}} |2694Y |[[Newman-9492|John]] |[[Newman-9492|Newman]] |1863 |"In
Memory of
JOHN NEWMAN
formerly of Singleton
Sussex
who died June 29th 1863
Aged 63 Years" |- |{{Image|file=Newman-9604.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Newman-9604|Lucy (Randall)]] |[[Newman-9604|Newman]] | |"SACRED
TO THE
MEMORY OF HARVEY NEWMAN
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE APR.. [1875]
IN HIS 43RD YEAR
AND OF
LUCY
WIFE OF THE
ABOVE
..." |- |{{Image|file=Warner-9190.jpg|size=s}} |2652Y |[[Warner-9189|Mary (Warner)]] |[[Warner-9189|Newman]] |1899 |"Sacred
..
JESSE WARNER
..." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-254.jpg|size=s}} |806N |[[Newman-9316|William John]] |[[Newman-9316|Newman]] |1899 |"..
WILLIAM JOHN NEWMAN
THE BELOVED AND ELDEST SON OF
JAMES & ELIZABETH NEWMAN
WHO DIED .. 1899
[AGED 21 YEARS]
----
..." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-515.jpg|size=s}} |1376N |[[Nicholls-2583|Arthur]] |[[Nicholls-2583|Nicholls]] |1866 |"SACRED
to the Memory of
JASPER NICHOLLS,
who died December 1st 1865
AGED 43 YEARS.
----
And SARAH his Wife
who died July..3..1876
AGED 53 YEARS.
...
ALSO OF
ARTHUR son of the above
.. 1866..
.." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-489.jpg|size=s}} |1562N |[[Young-35604|Elizabeth]] |[[Young-35604|Nicholls]] |1894 |"IN
MEMORY OF
EMMA ELIZABETH
NICHOLLS
WHO DIED
SEPTEMBER 15TH 1871,
AGED 20 YEARS.
-----
'ABSENT FROM THE BODY, PRESENT WITH
THE LORD.'
-----
ALSO
ELIZABETH NICHOLLS,
MOTHER OF THE ABOVE,
WHO DIED JANUARY 30TH 1894,
AGED 68 YEARS.
-----
THE DEAD IN CHRIST SHALL RISE FIRST" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-489.jpg|size=s}} |1562N |[[Nicholls-2595|Emma Elizabeth]] |[[Nicholls-2595|Nicholls]] |1871 |"IN
MEMORY OF
EMMA ELIZABETH
NICHOLLS
WHO DIED
SEPTEMBER 15TH 1871,
AGED 20 YEARS.
-----
'ABSENT FROM THE BODY, PRESENT WITH
THE LORD.'
-----
ALSO
ELIZABETH NICHOLLS,
MOTHER OF THE ABOVE,
WHO DIED JANUARY 30TH 1894,
AGED 68 YEARS.
-----
THE DEAD IN CHRIST SHALL RISE FIRST" |- |{{Image|file=Nicholls-2638.jpg|size=s}} |233Y |[[Nicholls-2638|George Frederick]] |[[Nicholls-2638|Nicholls]] |1902 |"with Christ in God COLNS. 3 C 3 V
GEORGE FREDERICK NICHOLLS
FELL ASLEEP IN JESUS
DECEMBER 9TH 1902
AGED 55 YEARS.
--
Also JOHN NICHOLLS,
FATHER OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED IN THE YEAR 1860" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-515.jpg|size=s}} |1375N |[[Nicholls-2584|Jasper]] |[[Nicholls-2584|Nicholls]] |1865 |"SACRED
to the Memory of
JASPER NICHOLLS,
who died December 1st 1865
AGED 43 YEARS.
----
And SARAH his Wife
who died July..3..1876
AGED 53 YEARS.
...
ALSO OF
ARTHUR son of the above
.. 1866..
.." |- |{{Image|file=Nicholls-2638.jpg|size=s}} |233Y |[[Nicholls-2594|John]] |[[Nicholls-2594|Nicholls]] |1860 |"with Christ in God COLNS. 3 C 3 V
GEORGE FREDERICK NICHOLLS
FELL ASLEEP IN JESUS
DECEMBER 9TH 1902
AGED 55 YEARS.
--
Also JOHN NICHOLLS,
FATHER OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED IN THE YEAR 1860" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-369.jpg|size=s}} |1476cN |[[Tribe-212|Mary (Tribe)]] |[[Tribe-212|Nicholls]] |1949 |"IN MEMORY OF
WILLIAM NICHOLLS
BORN MAY 11TH 1853
DIED JULY 10TH 1939
AT REST
AND OF HIS WIFE
MARY NICHOLLS
BORN APRIL .. 1852
DIED MARCH .. 1949" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-515.jpg|size=s}} |1325N |[[Johnson-85879|Sarah]] |[[Johnson-85879|Nicholls]] |1876 |"SACRED
to the Memory of
JASPER NICHOLLS,
who died December 1st 1865
AGED 43 YEARS.
----
And SARAH his Wife
who died July..3..1876
AGED 53 YEARS.
...
ALSO OF
ARTHUR son of the above
.. 1866..
.." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-369.jpg|size=s}} |1476cN |[[Nicholls-2585|William]] |[[Nicholls-2585|Nicholls]] |1939 |"IN MEMORY OF
WILLIAM NICHOLLS
BORN MAY 11TH 1853
DIED JULY 10TH 1939
AT REST
AND OF HIS WIFE
MARY NICHOLLS
BORN APRIL .. 1852
DIED MARCH .. 1949" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-260.jpg|size=s}} |811N |[[Rowbotham-256|Elizabeth Hannah]] |[[Rowbotham-256|Nickels]] |1899 |"ELIZABETH HANNAH
NICKELS
OF BLACKPOOL
DIED MARCH 11TH 1899
AGED 52 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Noel-Tod-1.jpg|size=s}} |A1Y |[[Noel-Tod-1|Nicholas Hugh]] |[[Noel-Tod-1|Noel-Tod]] |2009 |"IN LOVING MEMORY
OF
NICHOLAS HUGH
NOEL-TOD
1940-2009" |- |{{Image|file=Noldart-2.jpg|size=s}} |2676Y |[[Noldart-2|Frank William]] |[[Noldart-2|Noldart]] |1877 |"IN
Memory of
FRANK WILLIAM
THE AFFECTIONATE SON OF
WILLIAM & ANNE NOLDART
BORN OCT. 23[RD 1872]
DIED NOVR .. 1877
-+-
HEAR THE GENTLE SHEPHERD
CALLING LAMBS LIKE ME
IN HIS SWEETEST ACCENTS:
LET THEM COME TO ME." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-409.jpg|size=s}} |1500-1N |[[Dawson-7980|Alice Elizabeth]] |[[Dawson-7980|Norman]] |1923 |"IN LOVING MEMORY
OF
ALICE E. NORMAN,
WHO PASSED AWAY
OCTOBER 6, 1923.
AT REST.
VALENTINE NORMAN
DIED JUNE 13, 1946
AGED 85." |- |{{Image|file=Norman-6312.jpg|size=s}} |1960Y |[[Norman-6312|Herbert Dawson]] |[[Norman-6312|Norman]] |1892 |"In Loving Memory of
HER[BERT DAWSON]
NORMAN
'BERTIE'
DIED AUGUST 15TH 1892
AGED 4 YEARS 10 MONTHS" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-409.jpg|size=s}} |1501N |[[Norman-5903|Valentine]] |[[Norman-5903|Norman]] |1946 |"IN LOVING MEMORY
OF
ALICE E. NORMAN,
WHO PASSED AWAY
OCTOBER 6, 1923.
AT REST.
VALENTINE NORMAN
DIED JUNE 13, 1946
AGED 85." |- | |1125N |[[Norris-7979|Amy Marion]] |[[Norris-7979|Norris]] |1888 | |- |{{Image|file=Norris-7982.jpg|size=s}} |1884Y |[[Norris-7982|Frank Welman]] |[[Norris-7982|Norris]] |1987 |"FRANK WELM..." |- |{{Image|file=Norris-7982.jpg|size=s}} |1884Y |[[Welman-123|Hannah (Welman)]] |[[Welman-123|Norris]] |1903 |"FRANK WELM..." |- |{{Image|file=Norris-7982.jpg|size=s}} |1884Y |[[Welman-124|Helen Esther Wortley (Welman)]] |[[Welman-124|Norris]] |1982 |"FRANK WELM..." |- |{{Image|file=Norris-7982.jpg|size=s}} |1884Y |[[Norris-7981|James Herbert]] |[[Norris-7981|Norris]] |1928 |"FRANK WELM..." |- |{{Image|file=Norris-7982.jpg|size=s}} |1884Y |[[Miller-68976|Jessie Maria (Miller)]] |[[Miller-68976|Norris]] |1955 |"FRANK WELM..." |- | |1125N |[[Norris-7980|Joseph Welman]] |[[Norris-7980|Norris]] |1891 | |- |{{Image|file=Hale-8363.jpg|size=s}} |578Y |[[Hale-8363|Sarah (Hale)]] |[[Hale-8363|Norris]] |1870 |"[IN MEM]ORY OF
Sarah
[wife] of John Norris
Born June 28th 1824
Died June 20th 1870." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-358.jpg|size=s}} |1125N |[[Norris-7978|William]] |[[Norris-7978|Norris]] |1888 |"WILLIAM NORRIS BORN APRIL 13TH 1817,
DIED SEP 26TH 1888." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-360.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Norris-7977|William Welman]] |[[Norris-7977|Norris]] |1911 |"WILLIAM WELMAN NORRIS BORN MAY 19TH 1864,
DIED AT TORONTO, CANADA 1911." |- |{{Image|file=Smeed-80.jpg|size=s}} |253Y |[[Bateman-2931|Alice Emma (Bateman)]] |[[Bateman-2931|Northcote]] |1917 |"SACRED
TO THE MEMORY OF
WILLIAM SMEED
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
DECEMBER 17TH 1858
AGED 49 YEARS
ALSO OF EMMA
WIDOW OF THE ABOVE
AND WIFE OF
S.E. BATEMAN
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
DECEMBER 13TH 1875
AGED 50 YEARS.
HER END WAS PEACE.
ALICE EMMA NORTHCOTE
BELOVED WIFE OF
COLONEL NORTHCOTE
H.M. ARTILLERY
ELDEST DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE
DIED AT WALLINGTON 29TH MAY 1917
AGED 67
ST. JOHN V. 39?" |- |{{Image|file=Lewer-95.jpg|size=s}} |276N |[[Lewer-95|Sarah]] |[[Lewer-95|Nye]] |1887 |"In Loving Memory of
ihs
SARAH
THE WIFE OF
THOMAS NYE
WHO DIED AUGUST 6TH 1887,
AGED 67 YEARS.
-+-
'BLESSED ARE THE DEAD WHICH
DIE IN THE LORD.'
ALSO OF
EMMA EDWARDS
DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE
AND THE BELOVED WIFE OF
WILLIAM HENRY EDWARDS
OF NORTHBOURNE, FARNCOMBE
DIED DECEMBER 13TH 1900
AGED 58 YEARS
HER END WAS PEACE." |- |{{Image|file=Orsborn-50.jpg|size=s}} |2232Y |[[Orsborn-50|James Challen]] |[[Orsborn-50|Orsborn]] |1882 |"IHS
JAMES CHALLEN ORSBORN
17TH AUGUST 1882" |- |{{Image|file=Ortelli-1.jpg|size=s}} |2603Y |[[Ortelli-1|Anthony Matthew]] |[[Ortelli-1|Ortelli]] |1873 |"READER REMEMBER THOU MUST DIE
IN
AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE
OF
ANTHONY MATTHEW ORTELLI
DIED JUNE 21ST 1873
IN HIS 77TH YEAR." |- |{{Image|file=Ortelli-1.jpg|size=s}} |2602Y |[[Hyde-4667|Martha (Hyde)]] |[[Hyde-4667|Ortelli]] |1877 |"READER REMEMBER THOU MUST DIE
IN
AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE
OF
ANTHONY MATTHEW ORTELLI
DIED JUNE 21ST 1873
IN HIS 77TH YEAR." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-578.jpg|size=s}} |85N |[[Osborn-5389|Alfred]] |[[Osborn-5389|Osborn]] |1895 |"IN
Loving Memory of
MARY ANN
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
ALFRED OSBORN
DIED OCTR. 18TH, 1888
AGED 58.
-----
Also of
ALFRED OSBORN
DIED DECR. 18TH 1895,
AGED 69.
-----
GONE, BUT NOT FORGOTTEN" |- | |227Y |[[Osborn-5391|Elizabeth]] |[[Osborn-5391|Osborn]] |1866 | |- | |119Y |[[Osborn-5390|Frederick]] |[[Osborn-5390|Osborn]] |1874 | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-578.jpg|size=s}} |85N |[[Mitchell-25549|Mary Ann (Mitchell)]] |[[Mitchell-25549|Osborn]] |1888 |"IN
Loving Memory of
MARY ANN
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
ALFRED OSBORN
DIED OCTR. 18TH, 1888
AGED 58.
-----
Also of
ALFRED OSBORN
DIED DECR. 18TH 1895,
AGED 69.
-----
GONE, BUT NOT FORGOTTEN" |- |{{Image|file=Osborne-8102.jpg|size=s}} |2452Y |[[Colpas-1|Ann (Colpas)]] |[[Colpas-1|Osborne]] |1883 |"IN LOVING MEMORY OF
ANN THE BELOVED WIFE OF
JOHN OSBORNE
BORN SEPT .. 18..
DIED .. 1883
ALSO JOHN OSBORNE
[BORN] NOV.. 1810 [DIED] 1891" |- |{{Image|file=Osborne-8130.jpg|size=s}} |2189Y |[[Franks-2735|Eliza (Franks)]] |[[Franks-2735|Osborne]] |1869 |"ihs
ELIZA, WIFE OF
JOHN OSBORNE,
JANUARY 26TH 1869,
AGED 57.
-+-
JOHN OSBORNE,
JANUARY 3RD 1889,
AGED 77.
-+-
SURELY HE HATH BORNE OUR GRIEFS
AND CARRIED OUR SORROWS." |- |{{Image|file=Osborne-8130.jpg|size=s}} |2189Y |[[Osborne-8130|John]] |[[Osborne-8130|Osborne]] |1889 |"ihs
ELIZA, WIFE OF
JOHN OSBORNE,
JANUARY 26TH 1869,
AGED 57.
-+-
JOHN OSBORNE,
JANUARY 3RD 1889,
AGED 77.
-+-
SURELY HE HATH BORNE OUR GRIEFS
AND CARRIED OUR SORROWS." |- |{{Image|file=Osborne-8102.jpg|size=s}} |2452Y |[[Osborne-8102|John]] |[[Osborne-8102|Osborne]] |1891 |"IN LOVING MEMORY OF
ANN THE BELOVED WIFE OF
JOHN OSBORNE
BORN SEPT .. 18..
DIED .. 1883
ALSO JOHN OSBORNE
[BORN] NOV.. 1810 [DIED] 1891" |- |{{Image|file=Othen-95.jpg|size=s}} |vaultY |[[Othen-105|Ann Cooper]] |[[Othen-105|Othen]] |1896 |"IN AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE OF
WILLIAM OTHEN OF GODALMING
WHO DIED 30TH APRIL 1871 AGED 75
'THY WILL BE DONE.'
ANN COOPER OTHEN
PASSED AWAY 14TH JUNE 1896 AGED 77
ANNIE ELIZABETH PARRISH
ENTERED INTO REST 28TH MARCH 1894, AGED 67 YEARS.
ALSO EMILY THE BELOVED WIFE OF JOHN OTHEN
DIED 9TH JUNE 1919 AGED 85 YEARS
IN VERY AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE OF
CATHERINE THE BELOVED WIFE OF JOHN OTHEN,
WHO DIED SUDDENLY AT GODALMING
AUGUST 20 1875, AGED 35 YEARS.
ALSO OF JAMES OTHEN
DIED JUNE 26TH? 1880 AGED 88 YEARS.
ALSO OF ANNE HEWETSON,
ENTERED INTO REST JANUARY 27TH 1883
AGED 85 YEARS. SO HE GIVETH HIS BELOVED SLEEP.
IN LOVING MEMORY OF
JOHN OTHEN
.. AT MIDHURST JULY 10TH 1906, AGED 67
.. BELOVED ..." |- |{{Image|file=Othen-95.jpg|size=s}} |27Y |[[Challen-45|Catherine (Challen)]] |[[Challen-45|Othen]] |1875 |"IN AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE OF
WILLIAM OTHEN OF GODALMING
WHO DIED 30TH APRIL 1871 AGED 75
'THY WILL BE DONE.'
ANN COOPER OTHEN
PASSED AWAY 14TH JUNE 1896 AGED 77
ANNIE ELIZABETH PARRISH
ENTERED INTO REST 28TH MARCH 1894, AGED 67 YEARS.
ALSO EMILY THE BELOVED WIFE OF JOHN OTHEN
DIED 9TH JUNE 1919 AGED 85 YEARS
IN VERY AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE OF
CATHERINE THE BELOVED WIFE OF JOHN OTHEN,
WHO DIED SUDDENLY AT GODALMING
AUGUST 20 1875, AGED 35 YEARS.
ALSO OF JAMES OTHEN
DIED JUNE 26TH? 1880 AGED 88 YEARS.
ALSO OF ANNE HEWETSON,
ENTERED INTO REST JANUARY 27TH 1883
AGED 85 YEARS. SO HE GIVETH HIS BELOVED SLEEP.
IN LOVING MEMORY OF
JOHN OTHEN
.. AT MIDHURST JULY 10TH 1906, AGED 67
.. BELOVED ..." |- |{{Image|file=Othen-95.jpg|size=s}} |vaultY |[[Challen-45|Emily (Pinchard)]] |[[Challen-45|Othen]] |1875 |"IN AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE OF
WILLIAM OTHEN OF GODALMING
WHO DIED 30TH APRIL 1871 AGED 75
'THY WILL BE DONE.'
ANN COOPER OTHEN
PASSED AWAY 14TH JUNE 1896 AGED 77
ANNIE ELIZABETH PARRISH
ENTERED INTO REST 28TH MARCH 1894, AGED 67 YEARS.
ALSO EMILY THE BELOVED WIFE OF JOHN OTHEN
DIED 9TH JUNE 1919 AGED 85 YEARS
IN VERY AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE OF
CATHERINE THE BELOVED WIFE OF JOHN OTHEN,
WHO DIED SUDDENLY AT GODALMING
AUGUST 20 1875, AGED 35 YEARS.
ALSO OF JAMES OTHEN
DIED JUNE 26TH? 1880 AGED 88 YEARS.
ALSO OF ANNE HEWETSON,
ENTERED INTO REST JANUARY 27TH 1883
AGED 85 YEARS. SO HE GIVETH HIS BELOVED SLEEP.
IN LOVING MEMORY OF
JOHN OTHEN
.. AT MIDHURST JULY 10TH 1906, AGED 67
.. BELOVED ..." |- |{{Image|file=Othen-95.jpg|size=s}} |27Y |[[Othen-104|James]] |[[Othen-104|Othen]] |1880 |"IN AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE OF
WILLIAM OTHEN OF GODALMING
WHO DIED 30TH APRIL 1871 AGED 75
'THY WILL BE DONE.'
ANN COOPER OTHEN
PASSED AWAY 14TH JUNE 1896 AGED 77
ANNIE ELIZABETH PARRISH
ENTERED INTO REST 28TH MARCH 1894, AGED 67 YEARS.
ALSO EMILY THE BELOVED WIFE OF JOHN OTHEN
DIED 9TH JUNE 1919 AGED 85 YEARS
IN VERY AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE OF
CATHERINE THE BELOVED WIFE OF JOHN OTHEN,
WHO DIED SUDDENLY AT GODALMING
AUGUST 20 1875, AGED 35 YEARS.
ALSO OF JAMES OTHEN
DIED JUNE 26TH? 1880 AGED 88 YEARS.
ALSO OF ANNE HEWETSON,
ENTERED INTO REST JANUARY 27TH 1883
AGED 85 YEARS. SO HE GIVETH HIS BELOVED SLEEP.
IN LOVING MEMORY OF
JOHN OTHEN
.. AT MIDHURST JULY 10TH 1906, AGED 67
.. BELOVED ..." |- |{{Image|file=Othen-95.jpg|size=s}} |28Y |[[Othen-95|John]] |[[Othen-95|Othen]] |1906 |"IN AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE OF
WILLIAM OTHEN OF GODALMING
WHO DIED 30TH APRIL 1871 AGED 75
'THY WILL BE DONE.'
ANN COOPER OTHEN
PASSED AWAY 14TH JUNE 1896 AGED 77
ANNIE ELIZABETH PARRISH
ENTERED INTO REST 28TH MARCH 1894, AGED 67 YEARS.
ALSO EMILY THE BELOVED WIFE OF JOHN OTHEN
DIED 9TH JUNE 1919 AGED 85 YEARS
IN VERY AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE OF
CATHERINE THE BELOVED WIFE OF JOHN OTHEN,
WHO DIED SUDDENLY AT GODALMING
AUGUST 20 1875, AGED 35 YEARS.
ALSO OF JAMES OTHEN
DIED JUNE 26TH? 1880 AGED 88 YEARS.
ALSO OF ANNE HEWETSON,
ENTERED INTO REST JANUARY 27TH 1883
AGED 85 YEARS. SO HE GIVETH HIS BELOVED SLEEP.
IN LOVING MEMORY OF
JOHN OTHEN
.. AT MIDHURST JULY 10TH 1906, AGED 67
.. BELOVED ..." |- |{{Image|file=Othen-95.jpg|size=s}} |124Y |[[Othen-102|William]] |[[Othen-102|Othen]] |1871 |"IN AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE OF
WILLIAM OTHEN OF GODALMING
WHO DIED 30TH APRIL 1871 AGED 75
'THY WILL BE DONE.'
ANN COOPER OTHEN
PASSED AWAY 14TH JUNE 1896 AGED 77
ANNIE ELIZABETH PARRISH
ENTERED INTO REST 28TH MARCH 1894, AGED 67 YEARS.
ALSO EMILY THE BELOVED WIFE OF JOHN OTHEN
DIED 9TH JUNE 1919 AGED 85 YEARS
IN VERY AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE OF
CATHERINE THE BELOVED WIFE OF JOHN OTHEN,
WHO DIED SUDDENLY AT GODALMING
AUGUST 20 1875, AGED 35 YEARS.
ALSO OF JAMES OTHEN
DIED JUNE 26TH? 1880 AGED 88 YEARS.
ALSO OF ANNE HEWETSON,
ENTERED INTO REST JANUARY 27TH 1883
AGED 85 YEARS. SO HE GIVETH HIS BELOVED SLEEP.
IN LOVING MEMORY OF
JOHN OTHEN
.. AT MIDHURST JULY 10TH 1906, AGED 67
.. BELOVED ..." |- |{{Image|file=Over-216.jpg|size=s}} |36AY |[[Over-216|Thomas]] |[[Over-216|Over]] |1883 |"In Loving Memory of
THOMAS OVER
DIED AUGUST 21ST 1883
AGED 33.
BELOVED IN LIFE, LAMENTED IN DEATH" |- |{{Image|file=Mandeville-760.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Overington-43|Albert]] |[[Overington-43|Overington]] |1916 |"In
Loving Remembrance
of
FREDERICK HOLT MANDEVILLE,
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
MARCH 29TH 1893,
AGED 49 YEARS.
-+-
BRIEF LIFE IS HERE OUR PORTION;
BRIEF SORRY, SHORT LIVED CARE:
THE LIFE THAT KNOWS NO ENDING,
THE TEARLESS LIFE, IS THERE.
-+-
ALSO ANN, HIS WIFE,
CALLED TO REST FEBRUARY 27TH 1922
AGED 77 YEARS.
-+-
'THY WILL BE DONE.'
-+-
HIS NAME LIVETH FOR EVERMORE
ALBERT OVERINGTON,
GRANDSON OF THE ABOVE
KILLED IN ACTION ON THE SOMME JULY 3RD 1916
AGED 27 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-291.jpg|size=s}} |881N |[[Owens-9278|William Edward Walter]] |[[Owens-9278|Owens]] |1896 |"..Loving Memory of
WILLIAM EDWARD WALTER
YOUNGEST AND BELOVED
SON OF
THOMAS AND CLARA OWENS
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
JANUARY 19TH 1896
AGED 19
-----
BELOVED
GONE FROM US
.. SHALL ..
..TE.. THO..
..ND TH.. SPO.. ..OT LA.." |- |{{Image|file=Peacock-3460.jpg|size=s}} |435Y |[[Lucas-8823|Elizabeth (Lucas)]] |[[Lucas-8823|Peacock]] |1868 |"[IN] MEMORY [OF]
JOHN
PEACOCK
WHO DIED OCTR 28TH
1868
AGED 89
ELIZABETH
PEACOCK
WHO DIED
FEBRY 3RD
1868
AGED 84
CAPT. WILLIAM PEACOCK
WHO DIED ON BOARD THE MOHICAN
JULY 29TH 1869
AGED 44" |- |{{Image|file=Peacock-3460.jpg|size=s}} |434Y |[[Peacock-3460|John]] |[[Peacock-3460|Peacock]] |1868 |"[IN] MEMORY [OF]
JOHN
PEACOCK
WHO DIED OCTR 28TH
1868
AGED 89
ELIZABETH
PEACOCK
WHO DIED
FEBRY 3RD
1868
AGED 84
CAPT. WILLIAM PEACOCK
WHO DIED ON BOARD THE MOHICAN
JULY 29TH 1869
AGED 44" |- |{{Image|file=Peacock-3476.jpg|size=s}} |273Y |[[Peacock-3476|Sarah]] |[[Peacock-3476|Peacock]] |1859 |"IN
Memory of
Sarah Peacock
Who Died June 6th 1859
Aged 69.
'Be ye therefore ready, for the Son
of Man cometh in an hour when ye
think not.'" |- |{{Image|file=Peacock-3460.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Peacock-3466|William]] |[[Peacock-3466|Peacock]] |1869 |"[IN] MEMORY [OF]
JOHN
PEACOCK
WHO DIED OCTR 28TH
1868
AGED 89
ELIZABETH
PEACOCK
WHO DIED
FEBRY 3RD
1868
AGED 84
CAPT. WILLIAM PEACOCK
WHO DIED ON BOARD THE MOHICAN
JULY 29TH 1869
AGED 44" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-549.jpg|size=s}} |65AN |[[Penman-478|Jane]] |[[Penman-478|Page]] |1937 |"In Loving Memory
--of--
A TRUE AND LOYAL HUSBAND
ROBERT PAGE,
WHO PASSED AWAY MARCH 22ND 1932
AGED 80 YEARS.
---
'Peace Perfect Peace'
---
Also of JANE
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
DIED JAN 10TH 1937
AGED 88 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Page-11882.jpg|size=s}} |586N |Jane (Smith) |Page |1914 |"IN
Loving Memory of
THOMAS JOSEPH PAGE
WHO DIED MARCH 14TH 1893
AGED 68 YEARS.
-+-
WE CANNOT TELL WHO NEXT MAY FALL
BENEATH THY CHASTENING ROD;
ONE MUST BE FIRST BUT LET US ALL
PREPARE TO MEET OUR GOD.
Also of
JANE PAGE,
WIFE OF THE ABOVE,
DIED DECR 5TH 1914,
AGED 84 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-549.jpg|size=s}} |68AN |[[Page-11175|Robert]] |[[Page-11175|Page]] |1932 |"In Loving Memory
--of--
A TRUE AND LOYAL HUSBAND
ROBERT PAGE,
WHO PASSED AWAY MARCH 22ND 1932
AGED 80 YEARS.
---
'Peace Perfect Peace'
---
Also of JANE
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
DIED JAN 10TH 1937
AGED 88 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Page-11882.jpg|size=s}} |586N |[[Page-11882|Thomas Joseph]] |[[Page-11882|Page]] |1893 |"IN
Loving Memory of
THOMAS JOSEPH PAGE
WHO DIED MARCH 14TH 1893
AGED 68 YEARS.
-+-
WE CANNOT TELL WHO NEXT MAY FALL
BENEATH THY CHASTENING ROD;
ONE MUST BE FIRST BUT LET US ALL
PREPARE TO MEET OUR GOD.
Also of
JANE PAGE,
WIFE OF THE ABOVE,
DIED DECR 5TH 1914,
AGED 84 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Edgington-296.jpg|size=s}} |834Y |[[Palmer-19951|Benjamin]] |[[Palmer-19951|Palmer]] |1880 |"In
MEMORY OF
EMMA WIFE OF
BENJAMIN PALMER
BORN .. MAY 18..
DIED .. 188[0]
[ALSO] OF
BENJAMIN PALMER
SON OF THE ABOVE?
..D..S..
..." |- | |593N |[[Palmer-19945|Benjamin]] |[[Palmer-19945|Palmer]] |1892 | |- | |2334CY |[[Palmer-19953|Charles]] |[[Palmer-19953|Palmer]] |1885 | |- | |2334BY |[[Palmer-19950|Constance]] |[[Palmer-19950|Palmer]] |1882 | |- |{{Image|file=Edgington-296.jpg|size=s}} |2655Y |[[Edgington-296|Emma (Edgington)]] |[[Edgington-296|Palmer]] |1880 |"In
MEMORY OF
EMMA WIFE OF
BENJAMIN PALMER
BORN .. MAY 18..
DIED .. 188[0]
[ALSO] OF
BENJAMIN PALMER
SON OF THE ABOVE?
..D..S..
..." |- | |1206N |[[Palmer-19947|Kate]] |[[Palmer-19947|Palmer]] |1874 | |- | |593N |[[Bex-35|Mary (Bex)]] |[[Bex-35|Palmer]] |1905 | |- |{{Image|file=Pamment-73.jpg|size=s}} |755AN |[[Pamment-73|Robert Samuel]] |[[Pamment-73|Pamment]] |1898 |"In
Memory of
ROBERT SAMUEL PAMMENT
OF GODALMING,
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
MARCH 13TH 1898,
AGED 45 YEARS.
-+-
THIS STONE WAS ERECTED BY HIS FELLOW WORKERS.
-+-
Also of
SARAH PAMMENT,
BELOVED WIFE OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED DECEMBER 9TH 1897,
AGED 42 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Pamment-73.jpg|size=s}} |755AN |[[Willett-1665|Sarah (Willett)]] |[[Willett-1665|Pamment]] |1897 |"In
Memory of
ROBERT SAMUEL PAMMENT
OF GODALMING,
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
MARCH 13TH 1898,
AGED 45 YEARS.
-+-
THIS STONE WAS ERECTED BY HIS FELLOW WORKERS.
-+-
Also of
SARAH PAMMENT,
BELOVED WIFE OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED DECEMBER 9TH 1897,
AGED 42 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Parfitt-275.jpg|size=s}} |386aN |[[Attwater-134|Sarah Jessie (Attwater)]] |[[Attwater-134|Parfitt]] |1954 |"THOMAS PARFITT
1870 - 1928
SARAH JESSIE
PARFITT
1881 - 1954" |- |{{Image|file=Parfitt-275.jpg|size=s}} |386aN |[[Parfitt-275|Thomas]] |[[Parfitt-275|Parfitt]] |1928 |"THOMAS PARFITT
1870 - 1928
SARAH JESSIE
PARFITT
1881 - 1954" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-660.jpg|size=s}} |18Y |[[Besley-68|Elizabeth (Besley)]] |[[Besley-68|Parker]] |1919 |"IN
MEMORY OF
MARY WIFE OF
THOMAS BREWSTER
DIED OCTOBER 23RD 1868
AGED 69 YEARS
ELIZABETH PARKER
DIED MARCH 4TH 1919
AGED 87" |- |{{Image|file=Parker-35563.jpg|size=s}} |654N |[[Parker-35563|Frederick G. H.]] |[[Parker-35563|Parker]] |1893 |"IN
Loving Memory of
FREDERICK G. H. PARKER,
DIED DECR. 5TH 1893,
AGED 3 YEARS
-+-
SAVIOUR IN THY GRACIOUS KEEPING
LEAVE WE NOW OUR DARLING SLEEPING." |- |{{Image|file=Othen-95.jpg|size=s}} |vaultY |[[Othen-103|Annie Elizabeth (Othen)]] |[[Othen-103|Parrish]] |1894 |"IN AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE OF
WILLIAM OTHEN OF GODALMING
WHO DIED 30TH APRIL 1871 AGED 75
'THY WILL BE DONE.'
ANN COOPER OTHEN
PASSED AWAY 14TH JUNE 1896 AGED 77
ANNIE ELIZABETH PARRISH
ENTERED INTO REST 28TH MARCH 1894, AGED 67 YEARS.
ALSO EMILY THE BELOVED WIFE OF JOHN OTHEN
DIED 9TH JUNE 1919 AGED 85 YEARS
IN VERY AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE OF
CATHERINE THE BELOVED WIFE OF JOHN OTHEN,
WHO DIED SUDDENLY AT GODALMING
AUGUST 20 1875, AGED 35 YEARS.
ALSO OF JAMES OTHEN
DIED JUNE 26TH? 1880 AGED 88 YEARS.
ALSO OF ANNE HEWETSON,
ENTERED INTO REST JANUARY 27TH 1883
AGED 85 YEARS. SO HE GIVETH HIS BELOVED SLEEP.
IN LOVING MEMORY OF
JOHN OTHEN
.. AT MIDHURST JULY 10TH 1906, AGED 67
.. BELOVED ..." |- |{{Image|file=Parsons-11345.jpg|size=s}} |2826Y |Sarah |Parsons |1878 |"[SACRE]D TO THE MEMORY OF
.. WIDOW OF WILLIAM PARSONS
WHO DIED THE 19TH AUGUST 1878
AGED 84" |- |{{Image|file=Parsons-11345.jpg|size=s}} |2826Y |[[Parsons-11345|William]] |[[Parsons-11345|Parsons]] |1865 |"[SACRE]D TO THE MEMORY OF
.. WIDOW OF WILLIAM PARSONS
WHO DIED THE 19TH AUGUST 1878
AGED 84" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-383.jpg|size=s}} |1110N |[[Payne-12535|Elizabeth]] |[[Payne-12535|Payne]] |1904 |"IN
Loving Memory of
MY DEAR MOTHER
ELIZABETH PAYNE
DIED 15TH MAY 1904
AGED 78 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Pearson-10461.jpg|size=s}} |2454Y |[[Buscall-16|Mary Ann]] |[[Buscall-16|Pearson]] |1896 |"IN
LOVING MEMORY OF
WILLIAM PEARSON
WHO SWEETLY FELL ASLEEP
3 JUNE 1911
AGED 92.
'EVEN SO THEN AT THIS PRESENT TIME
ALSO THERE IS A REMNANT ACCORDING
TO THE ELECTION OF GRACE' ROMANS II.5
ALSO OF
MARY ANN PEARSON
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
WHO PASSED AWAY ON
11 AUGUST 1896
AGED 76.
PREPARE ME GRACIOUS GOD
TO STAND BEFORE THY FACE
THY SPIRIT MUST THE WORK PERFORM
FOR IT IS ALL OF GRACE." |- |{{Image|file=Pearson-10461.jpg|size=s}} |2454Y |[[Pearson-10461|William]] |[[Pearson-10461|Pearson]] |1911 |"IN
LOVING MEMORY OF
WILLIAM PEARSON
WHO SWEETLY FELL ASLEEP
3 JUNE 1911
AGED 92.
'EVEN SO THEN AT THIS PRESENT TIME
ALSO THERE IS A REMNANT ACCORDING
TO THE ELECTION OF GRACE' ROMANS II.5
ALSO OF
MARY ANN PEARSON
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
WHO PASSED AWAY ON
11 AUGUST 1896
AGED 76.
PREPARE ME GRACIOUS GOD
TO STAND BEFORE THY FACE
THY SPIRIT MUST THE WORK PERFORM
FOR IT IS ALL OF GRACE." |- |{{Image|file=Penton-277.jpg|size=s}} |720Y |[[Penton-277|James]] |[[Penton-277|Penton]] |1858 |"SACRED
TO THE MEMORY OF
JAMES PE[NT]ON
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
SEPTEMBER .. 1858,
AGED ..5" |- |{{Image|file=Armitage-1653.jpg|size=s}} |1763Y |[[Perkins-15006|Alice]] |[[Perkins-15006|Perkins]] |1907 |"In
Memory of
SARAH ELIZABETH ARMITAGE
DIED MAY 11TH 1898
AGED 33 YEARS.
ALSO OF
ELIZA ELIZABETH PERKINS
DIED NOVEMBER 7TH 1899
AGED 7[0] YEARS
A[LSO O]F
ALICE [PER]KINS
DIED OC[TOBER] 29TH 1907
AG[ED 76 Y]EARS
[ALSO OF]
LOUISA ALICE ARMITAGE
WHO DIED ON [7TH] AUGUST 192[7]" |- |{{Image|file=Armitage-1653.jpg|size=s}} |1763Y |[[Perkins-15005|Eliza Elizabeth]] |[[Perkins-15005|Perkins]] |1899 |"In
Memory of
SARAH ELIZABETH ARMITAGE
DIED MAY 11TH 1898
AGED 33 YEARS.
ALSO OF
ELIZA ELIZABETH PERKINS
DIED NOVEMBER 7TH 1899
AGED 7[0] YEARS
A[LSO O]F
ALICE [PER]KINS
DIED OC[TOBER] 29TH 1907
AG[ED 76 Y]EARS
[ALSO OF]
LOUISA ALICE ARMITAGE
WHO DIED ON [7TH] AUGUST 192[7]" |- |{{Image|file=Peto-69.jpg|size=s}} |2095Y |[[Peto-69|John]] |[[Peto-69|Peto]] |1874 |"SACRED
TO
THE MEMORY OF
JOHN PETO
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
FEB 22ND 1874
AGED 63 YEARS.
-+-
ALSO OF
ELLEN HIGH,
DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED 25TH OCTOBER 1917
AGED 59 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Unknown-487533.jpg|size=s}} |400Y |[[Unknown-487533|Mary]] |[[Unknown-487533|Peto]] |1859 |"In
Memory of
MARY WIDOW OF
WILLIAM PETO
who died Novr 3rd 1859
AGED 73 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Peto-68.jpg|size=s}} |819Y |[[Peto-68|William Henry]] |[[Peto-68|Peto]] |1883 |"IN
Loving Remembrance
of
WILLIAM HENRY PETO
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
FEBRUARY .. 1883
AGED [17]
A LIGHT IS [FROM OUR HOUSEHOLD] GONE
A VOICE [WE LOVED IS STILLED]
A PLACE [IS VACANT IN OUR HOME]
WHICH [NEVER CAN BE FILLED]" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-637.jpg|size=s}} |1259Y |[[Sanders-13962|Ann]] |[[Sanders-13962|Phillips]] |1925 |"GEORGE ALFRED PHILLIPS, BORN JANUARY 20TH 1845, DIED NOVEMBER 13TH 1928
ANN PHILLIPS, BORN FEBRUARY 20TH 1844, DIED JANUARY 16TH 1925.
ETHEL PHILLIPS, BORN DECEMBER 23RD 1874, DIED JULY 18TH 1922.
In Memory of
JOHN GEORGE PHILLIPS
AGED 25 YEARS
---
SENIOR WIRELESS OPERATOR
ON R.M.S. TITANIC,
SANK APRIL 15TH 1912.
---
Also of ELSIE PHILLIPS, DIED 6TH APRIL 1953, AGED 79 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-640.jpg|size=s}} |1260Y |[[Phillips-29963|Elsie]] |[[Phillips-29963|Phillips]] |1953 |"GEORGE ALFRED PHILLIPS, BORN JANUARY 20TH 1845, DIED NOVEMBER 13TH 1928
ANN PHILLIPS, BORN FEBRUARY 20TH 1844, DIED JANUARY 16TH 1925.
ETHEL PHILLIPS, BORN DECEMBER 23RD 1874, DIED JULY 18TH 1922.
In Memory of
JOHN GEORGE PHILLIPS
AGED 25 YEARS
---
SENIOR WIRELESS OPERATOR
ON R.M.S. TITANIC,
SANK APRIL 15TH 1912.
---
Also of ELSIE PHILLIPS, DIED 6TH APRIL 1953, AGED 79 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-638.jpg|size=s}} |1260Y |[[Phillips-29966|Ethel]] |[[Phillips-29966|Phillips]] |1922 |"GEORGE ALFRED PHILLIPS, BORN JANUARY 20TH 1845, DIED NOVEMBER 13TH 1928
ANN PHILLIPS, BORN FEBRUARY 20TH 1844, DIED JANUARY 16TH 1925.
ETHEL PHILLIPS, BORN DECEMBER 23RD 1874, DIED JULY 18TH 1922.
In Memory of
JOHN GEORGE PHILLIPS
AGED 25 YEARS
---
SENIOR WIRELESS OPERATOR
ON R.M.S. TITANIC,
SANK APRIL 15TH 1912.
---
Also of ELSIE PHILLIPS, DIED 6TH APRIL 1953, AGED 79 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-639.jpg|size=s}} |1259Y |[[Phillips-29962|George Alfred]] |[[Phillips-29962|Phillips]] |1928 |"GEORGE ALFRED PHILLIPS, BORN JANUARY 20TH 1845, DIED NOVEMBER 13TH 1928
ANN PHILLIPS, BORN FEBRUARY 20TH 1844, DIED JANUARY 16TH 1925.
ETHEL PHILLIPS, BORN DECEMBER 23RD 1874, DIED JULY 18TH 1922.
In Memory of
JOHN GEORGE PHILLIPS
AGED 25 YEARS
---
SENIOR WIRELESS OPERATOR
ON R.M.S. TITANIC,
SANK APRIL 15TH 1912.
---
Also of ELSIE PHILLIPS, DIED 6TH APRIL 1953, AGED 79 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-638.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Phillips-8399|John George]] |[[Phillips-8399|Phillips]] |1912 |"GEORGE ALFRED PHILLIPS, BORN JANUARY 20TH 1845, DIED NOVEMBER 13TH 1928
ANN PHILLIPS, BORN FEBRUARY 20TH 1844, DIED JANUARY 16TH 1925.
ETHEL PHILLIPS, BORN DECEMBER 23RD 1874, DIED JULY 18TH 1922.
In Memory of
JOHN GEORGE PHILLIPS
AGED 25 YEARS
---
SENIOR WIRELESS OPERATOR
ON R.M.S. TITANIC,
SANK APRIL 15TH 1912.
---
Also of ELSIE PHILLIPS, DIED 6TH APRIL 1953, AGED 79 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Pickrell-127.jpg|size=s}} |2215Y |[[Pickrell-127|George]] |[[Pickrell-127|Pickrell]] |1868 |"IN
MEMORY OF
GEORGE PICKRELL
DIED
JUNE 15TH 1868
AGED 51 YEARS.
-+-
ALSO
HANNAH PICKRELL
WIDOW OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED
MAY 22ND 1890
AGED 75 YEARS.
-+-
'IF WE SUFFER WE SHALL ALSO
REIGN WITH HIM.'" |- |{{Image|file=Pickrell-127.jpg|size=s}} |2215Y |[[Coles-2150|Hannah (Coles)]] |[[Coles-2150|Pickrell]] |1890 |"IN
MEMORY OF
GEORGE PICKRELL
DIED
JUNE 15TH 1868
AGED 51 YEARS.
-+-
ALSO
HANNAH PICKRELL
WIDOW OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED
MAY 22ND 1890
AGED 75 YEARS.
-+-
'IF WE SUFFER WE SHALL ALSO
REIGN WITH HIM.'" |- |{{Image|file=Pickrell-126.jpg|size=s}} |2214Y |[[Ethrington-9|Ruth (Ethrington)]] |[[Ethrington-9|Pickrell]] |1880 |"Sacred
TO THE MEMORY OF
WILLIAM PICKRELL
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
APRIL 29TH 1878
AGED 44 YEARS.
-+-
ALSO OF
RUTH PICKRELL
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
FEBRUARY 2_ [1880]
AGED 4[5] YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Pickrell-126.jpg|size=s}} |2214Y (?2114) |[[Pickrell-126|William]] |[[Pickrell-126|Pickrell]] |1878 |"Sacred
TO THE MEMORY OF
WILLIAM PICKRELL
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
APRIL 29TH 1878
AGED 44 YEARS.
-+-
ALSO OF
RUTH PICKRELL
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
FEBRUARY 2_ [1880]
AGED 4[5] YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Pincott-66.jpg|size=s}} |2698Y |[[Pincott-68|Annie]] |[[Pincott-68|Pincott]] |1864 |"Sacred
to the Memory of
EMILY JANE Daughter of
JOHN and ELIZA PINCOTT
who died Feby. 16th 1864
Aged 6 Months.
-+-
ALSO
ANNIE PINCOTT,
Died Decr. 5th. 1864." |- |{{Image|file=Pincott-20.jpg|size=s}} |2697Y |[[Pincott-20|Charles]] |[[Pincott-20|Pincott]] |1863 |"SACRED
TO
THE MEMORY OF
CHARLES PINCOTT
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
JUNE 7TH 1863
AGED 28 YEARS.
HIS END WAS PEACE.
ALSO MARY PINCOTT
Mother of the above and Wife of
WILLIAM PINCOTT
who died May 18th 1866
AGED 72 YEARS
W..
po.." |- |{{Image|file=Pincott-66.jpg|size=s}} |2698Y |[[Pincott-66|Emily Jane]] |[[Pincott-66|Pincott]] |1864 |"Sacred
to the Memory of
EMILY JANE Daughter of
JOHN and ELIZA PINCOTT
who died Feby. 16th 1864
Aged 6 Months.
-+-
ALSO
ANNIE PINCOTT,
Died Decr. 5th. 1864." |- |{{Image|file=Pincott-67.jpg|size=s}} |2624Y |[[Pincott-67|John]] |[[Pincott-67|Pincott]] |1878 |"Sacred
to
THE MEMORY OF
JOHN PINCOTT
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
FEBY. 8TH 1878
IN THE 53RD YEAR
OF HIS AGE." |- |{{Image|file=Pincott-20.jpg|size=s}} |2697Y |[[Larby-9|Mary (Larby)]] |[[Larby-9|Pincott]] |1866 |"SACRED
TO
THE MEMORY OF
CHARLES PINCOTT
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
JUNE 7TH 1863
AGED 28 YEARS.
HIS END WAS PEACE.
ALSO MARY PINCOTT
Mother of the above and Wife of
WILLIAM PINCOTT
who died May 18th 1866
AGED 72 YEARS
W..
po.." |- |{{Image|file=Pitchers-65.jpg|size=s}} |9AY |[[Pitchers-65|Reginald Ernest]] |[[Pitchers-65|Pitchers]] |1887 |"REGINALD ERNEST
PITCHERS
BORN [DEC] 29TH [1]88[6]
DIED FEB 14TH [1887]
I HAVE BUT YIELDED
WHAT WAS THINE
THY WILL BE DONE.
FOR 12 YEARS MATRON AT
CHARTERHOUSE,
WHO DIED MAY 4TH 1887
AGED 44 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Pontifex-31.jpg|size=s}} |2107Y |[[Pontifex-32|Jessie]] |[[Pontifex-32|Pontifex]] |1874 |"DESPISE NOT THOU THE CHASTENING OF THE ALMIGHTY JOB IV VER 17
JESSIE
DAUGHTER OF JOHN & MARY PONTIFEX
DIED JANUARY 13TH 1874.
MARY,
DAUGHTER OF JOHN & MARY PONTIFEX,
DIED AUGUST 3RD 1890.
HENRY MARSHALL ESQUIRE
BORN AT GODALMING 19TH OF MARCH 1795
DIED AT GODALMING 22ND OF SEPTEMBER 1874
MARY
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
JOHN PONTIFEX
BORN AT GODALMING 3RD OF OCTOBER 1804
DIED AT BLACKHEATH 7TH OF NOVEMBER 1864
JOHN PONTIFEX BORN IN LONDON 11TH FEBY? 1797? DIED AT BLACKHEATH 7TH MAY 1875.
JULIA PONTIFEX
DIED 27TH? SEPTEMBER 1913" |- |{{Image|file=Pontifex-31.jpg|size=s}} |2108Y |[[Pontifex-31|John]] |[[Pontifex-31|Pontifex]] |1875 |"DESPISE NOT THOU THE CHASTENING OF THE ALMIGHTY JOB IV VER 17
JESSIE
DAUGHTER OF JOHN & MARY PONTIFEX
DIED JANUARY 13TH 1874.
MARY,
DAUGHTER OF JOHN & MARY PONTIFEX,
DIED AUGUST 3RD 1890.
HENRY MARSHALL ESQUIRE
BORN AT GODALMING 19TH OF MARCH 1795
DIED AT GODALMING 22ND OF SEPTEMBER 1874
MARY
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
JOHN PONTIFEX
BORN AT GODALMING 3RD OF OCTOBER 1804
DIED AT BLACKHEATH 7TH OF NOVEMBER 1864
JOHN PONTIFEX BORN IN LONDON 11TH FEBY? 1797? DIED AT BLACKHEATH 7TH MAY 1875.
JULIA PONTIFEX
DIED 27TH? SEPTEMBER 1913" |- |{{Image|file=Pontifex-31.jpg|size=s}} |2108Y |[[Pontifex-34|Julia]] |[[Pontifex-34|Pontifex]] |1913 |"DESPISE NOT THOU THE CHASTENING OF THE ALMIGHTY JOB IV VER 17
JESSIE
DAUGHTER OF JOHN & MARY PONTIFEX
DIED JANUARY 13TH 1874.
MARY,
DAUGHTER OF JOHN & MARY PONTIFEX,
DIED AUGUST 3RD 1890.
HENRY MARSHALL ESQUIRE
BORN AT GODALMING 19TH OF MARCH 1795
DIED AT GODALMING 22ND OF SEPTEMBER 1874
MARY
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
JOHN PONTIFEX
BORN AT GODALMING 3RD OF OCTOBER 1804
DIED AT BLACKHEATH 7TH OF NOVEMBER 1864
JOHN PONTIFEX BORN IN LONDON 11TH FEBY? 1797? DIED AT BLACKHEATH 7TH MAY 1875.
JULIA PONTIFEX
DIED 27TH? SEPTEMBER 1913" |- |{{Image|file=Pontifex-31.jpg|size=s}} |2108Y |[[Pontifex-33|Mary]] |[[Pontifex-33|Pontifex]] |1890 |"DESPISE NOT THOU THE CHASTENING OF THE ALMIGHTY JOB IV VER 17
JESSIE
DAUGHTER OF JOHN & MARY PONTIFEX
DIED JANUARY 13TH 1874.
MARY,
DAUGHTER OF JOHN & MARY PONTIFEX,
DIED AUGUST 3RD 1890.
HENRY MARSHALL ESQUIRE
BORN AT GODALMING 19TH OF MARCH 1795
DIED AT GODALMING 22ND OF SEPTEMBER 1874
MARY
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
JOHN PONTIFEX
BORN AT GODALMING 3RD OF OCTOBER 1804
DIED AT BLACKHEATH 7TH OF NOVEMBER 1864
JOHN PONTIFEX BORN IN LONDON 11TH FEBY? 1797? DIED AT BLACKHEATH 7TH MAY 1875.
JULIA PONTIFEX
DIED 27TH? SEPTEMBER 1913" |- |{{Image|file=Pontifex-31.jpg|size=s}} |2107Y |[[Marshall-18349|Mary (Marshall)]] |[[Marshall-18349|Pontifex]] |1864 |"DESPISE NOT THOU THE CHASTENING OF THE ALMIGHTY JOB IV VER 17
JESSIE
DAUGHTER OF JOHN & MARY PONTIFEX
DIED JANUARY 13TH 1874.
MARY,
DAUGHTER OF JOHN & MARY PONTIFEX,
DIED AUGUST 3RD 1890.
HENRY MARSHALL ESQUIRE
BORN AT GODALMING 19TH OF MARCH 1795
DIED AT GODALMING 22ND OF SEPTEMBER 1874
MARY
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
JOHN PONTIFEX
BORN AT GODALMING 3RD OF OCTOBER 1804
DIED AT BLACKHEATH 7TH OF NOVEMBER 1864
JOHN PONTIFEX BORN IN LONDON 11TH FEBY? 1797? DIED AT BLACKHEATH 7TH MAY 1875.
JULIA PONTIFEX
DIED 27TH? SEPTEMBER 1913" |- |{{Image|file=Poole-5843.jpg|size=s}} |234N |[[Poole-5843|Edith]] |[[Poole-5843|Poole]] |1901 |"In Loving Memory
OF
OUR DEAR CHILD
EDIE POOLE
DIED AUG. 7TH 1901
AGED 6 YEARS.
SLEEP? IN JESUS" |- |{{Image|file=Poole-5819.jpg|size=s}} |399N |[[Herbert-3682|Mary Jane (Herbert)]] |[[Herbert-3682|Poole]] |1942 |"THEY
THAT WAIT
UPON THE LORD
SHALL RENEW
THEIR STRENGTH" |- |{{Image|file=Poole-5819.jpg|size=s}} |399N |[[Poole-5819|William Henry Wilks]] |[[Poole-5819|Poole]] |1890 |"THEY
THAT WAIT
UPON THE LORD
SHALL RENEW
THEIR STRENGTH" |- |{{Image|file=Poore-1069.jpg|size=s}} |1802Y |[[Poore-1069|Samuel George]] |[[Poore-1069|Poore]] |1897 |"In
Memory of
SAMUEL POORE
WHO DIED JULY 18TH 1897
AGED 40.
MOTHER
SARAH ANN POORE" |- |{{Image|file=Poore-1069.jpg|size=s}} |1802Y |[[Osborne-8302|Sarah Ann (Osborne)]] |[[Osborne-8302|Poore]] |1924 |"In
Memory of
SAMUEL POORE
WHO DIED JULY 18TH 1897
AGED 40.
MOTHER
SARAH ANN POORE" |- |{{Image|file=Portsmouth-30.jpg|size=s}} |161Y |[[Pope-7054|Elizabeth (Pope)]] |[[Pope-7054|Portsmouth]] |1907 |"In
Affectionate
Remembrance of
JOHN PORTSMOUTH
WHO ENTERED INTO REST
OCTR 25TH 1892
AGED 84 YEARS.
---
'THE LORD IS MY SHEPHERD: THEREFORE
CAN I LACK NOTHING.' PSALM XXIII
Also of ELIZABETH,
HIS WIFE
DIED MAY 12TH 1907
AGED 72 YEARS.
---
LET US THEREFORE COME BOLDLY
UNTO THE THRONE OF GRACE." |- | |161Y |[[Unknown-485965|Jane (Unknown)]] |[[Unknown-485965|Portsmouth]] |1875 | |- |{{Image|file=Portsmouth-30.jpg|size=s}} |161Y |[[Portsmouth-30|John]] |[[Portsmouth-30|Portsmouth]] |1892 |"In
Affectionate
Remembrance of
JOHN PORTSMOUTH
WHO ENTERED INTO REST
OCTR 25TH 1892
AGED 84 YEARS.
---
'THE LORD IS MY SHEPHERD: THEREFORE
CAN I LACK NOTHING.' PSALM XXIII
Also of ELIZABETH,
HIS WIFE
DIED MAY 12TH 1907
AGED 72 YEARS.
---
LET US THEREFORE COME BOLDLY
UNTO THE THRONE OF GRACE." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-315.jpg|size=s}} |893N |[[Corps-23|Sarah (Corps)]] |[[Corps-23|Portsmouth]] |1916 |"In
Memory of
CHARLES CORPS
DIED SEPTEMBER 5TH 1842
AGED 36 YEARS
INTERRED AT WITLEY
-----
ALSO OF SARAH, WIFE OF THE ABOVE
DIED MARCH 7TH 1894
AGED 90 YEARS.
-----
In Loving Memory of
SARAH PORTSMOUTH
DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE
TAKEN TO REST .. OCTOBER 1916
AGED 84 YEARS
-----
FATHER IN THY GRACIOUS KEEPING
LEAVE WE NOW THY SERVANT SLEEPING
ALSO ANNIE MARCHANT
DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE
TAKEN TO HER REST 11TH FEBRUARY 1927" |- |{{Image|file=Martin-54858.jpg|size=s}} |746N |[[Martin-56908|Emily Louisa (Martin)]] |[[Martin-56908|Potter]] |1916 |"In
Loving Memory
-of-
EMILY LOUISA POTTER
DIED NOVEMBER 26TH 1916
AGED 51 YEARS
'There shall be no night there.'
Also MARY ANN MARTIN
DIED AUGUST 13TH 1917
AGED 69 YEARS.
'the Lord gave and the Lord taketh away'" |- |{{Image|file=Potter-10504.jpg|size=s}} |443N |[[Potter-10504|Frank Ernest]] |[[Potter-10504|Potter]] |1892 |"IN
LOVING MEMORY
OF
FRANK ERNEST POTTER
WHO DIED APRIL 10TH 1892
AGED 6 WEEKS" |- |{{Image|file=Prescott-1035.jpg|size=s}} |1875Y |[[Prescott-1035|Arthur Edward]] |[[Prescott-1035|Prescott]] |1888 |"In
Loving Memory
of
ARTHUR EDWARD PRESCOTT
ENTERED INTO REST MARCH 3 1888
AGED 36 YEARS.
'THY LIGHT IS COME.'" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-464.jpg|size=s}} |1300-1N |[[Tickner-243|Emily Mary (Tickner)]] |[[Tickner-243|Pullen]] |1937 |"IN LOVING MEMORY OF
SARAH JANE TICKNER
WHO DIED 22ND DECR. 1905
AGED 39 - ALSO OF
EMILY MARY PULLEN
WHO DIED 11TH AUG 1937
AGED 63 AND THOMAS
HER HUSBAND WHO DIED AT..
29TH AUG 1916
AGED 47" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-464.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Pullen-1680|Thomas]] |[[Pullen-1680|Pullen]] |1916 |"IN LOVING MEMORY OF
SARAH JANE TICKNER
WHO DIED 22ND DECR. 1905
AGED 39 - ALSO OF
EMILY MARY PULLEN
WHO DIED 11TH AUG 1937
AGED 63 AND THOMAS
HER HUSBAND WHO DIED AT..
29TH AUG 1916
AGED 47" |- |{{Image|file=Green-34167.jpg|size=s}} |2644Y |[[Green-34167|Sarah (Green)]] |[[Green-34167|Punter]] |1870 |"IN
MEMORY OF
SARAH WIFE OF
WILLIAM PUNTER
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
..2.. 1870
[AGED] 67 YEARS" |- | |883Y |[[Punter-117|William]] |[[Punter-117|Punter]] |1883 | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-519.jpg|size=s}}
{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-520.jpg|size=s}} | |T |R | |"T R
T R" |- | |1966Y |[[Rainbird-122|Dorothy Emily]] |[[Rainbird-122|Rainbird]] |1897 | |- |{{Image|file=Rainbird-120.jpg|size=s}} |1168aY |[[Elliott-14447|Emily (Crook)]] |[[Elliott-14447|Rainbird]] |1933 |"IN FOND MEMORY
OF
MARJORIE EMILY
RAINBIRD
PASSED AWAY
OCT 28TH 1943
AGED 36 YEARS
---
IN GODS
GOOD KEEPING.
ALSO OF
HERBERT FRANCIS
RAINBIRD
DIED
JUNE 22ND 1955
AGED 85 YEARS.
[IN] AFFECTIONATE MEMORY OF EMILY, WIFE OF HERBERT FRANCIS RAINBIRD
WHO PASSED AWAY 25TH MARCH 1933 AGED 68 YEARS. 'THY WILL BE DONE.'" |- |{{Image|file=Rainbird-120.jpg|size=s}} |1168aY |[[Rainbird-120|Herbert Francis]] |[[Rainbird-120|Rainbird]] |1955 |"IN FOND MEMORY
OF
MARJORIE EMILY
RAINBIRD
PASSED AWAY
OCT 28TH 1943
AGED 36 YEARS
---
IN GODS
GOOD KEEPING.
ALSO OF
HERBERT FRANCIS
RAINBIRD
DIED
JUNE 22ND 1955
AGED 85 YEARS.
[IN] AFFECTIONATE MEMORY OF EMILY, WIFE OF HERBERT FRANCIS RAINBIRD
WHO PASSED AWAY 25TH MARCH 1933 AGED 68 YEARS. 'THY WILL BE DONE.'" |- |{{Image|file=Rainbird-120.jpg|size=s}} |1168aY |[[Rainbird-121|Marjorie Emily]] |[[Rainbird-121|Rainbird]] |1943 |"IN FOND MEMORY
OF
MARJORIE EMILY
RAINBIRD
PASSED AWAY
OCT 28TH 1943
AGED 36 YEARS
---
IN GODS
GOOD KEEPING.
ALSO OF
HERBERT FRANCIS
RAINBIRD
DIED
JUNE 22ND 1955
AGED 85 YEARS.
[IN] AFFECTIONATE MEMORY OF EMILY, WIFE OF HERBERT FRANCIS RAINBIRD
WHO PASSED AWAY 25TH MARCH 1933 AGED 68 YEARS. 'THY WILL BE DONE.'" |- | |169Y |[[Hampton-3959|Jane (Hampton)]] |[[Hampton-3959|Randall]] |1916 | |- |{{Image|file=Raynsford-42.jpg|size=s}} |1886Y |[[Colpus-21|Amelia Hampton (Colpus)]] |[[Colpus-21|Raynsford]] |1911 |"In Loving Memory
-of-
AMELIA HAMPTON RAYNSFORD
DIED FEB 26TH 1911
AGED 69 YEARS.
---
WILLIAM RAYNSFORD
HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE
DIED OCT 15TH 1914
AGED 77 YEARS.
---
WILLIAM CHARLES RAYNSFORD
ELDEST SON OF THE ABOVE
DIED AUGUST 18TH 1926
AGED 64 YEARS.
UNTIL ME MEET AGAIN" |- |{{Image|file=Raynsford-42.jpg|size=s}} |1886Y |[[Raynsford-42|William]] |[[Raynsford-42|Raynsford]] |1914 |"In Loving Memory
-of-
AMELIA HAMPTON RAYNSFORD
DIED FEB 26TH 1911
AGED 69 YEARS.
---
WILLIAM RAYNSFORD
HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE
DIED OCT 15TH 1914
AGED 77 YEARS.
---
WILLIAM CHARLES RAYNSFORD
ELDEST SON OF THE ABOVE
DIED AUGUST 18TH 1926
AGED 64 YEARS.
UNTIL ME MEET AGAIN" |- |{{Image|file=Raynsford-42.jpg|size=s}} |1886Y |[[Raynsford-43|William Charles]] |[[Raynsford-43|Raynsford]] |1926 |"In Loving Memory
-of-
AMELIA HAMPTON RAYNSFORD
DIED FEB 26TH 1911
AGED 69 YEARS.
---
WILLIAM RAYNSFORD
HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE
DIED OCT 15TH 1914
AGED 77 YEARS.
---
WILLIAM CHARLES RAYNSFORD
ELDEST SON OF THE ABOVE
DIED AUGUST 18TH 1926
AGED 64 YEARS.
UNTIL ME MEET AGAIN" |- |{{Image|file=Rayward-20.jpg|size=s}} |6AY |[[Lewry-65|Harriet (Lewry)]] |[[Lewry-65|Rayward]] |1897 | |- |{{Image|file=Rayward-20.jpg|size=s}} |6AY |[[Rayward-20|James Alfred]] |[[Rayward-20|Rayward]] |1886 |"Who died July 2nd 1886,
Aged 68 Years" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-518.jpg|size=s}} |1379N |[[Rea-1880|Alexander]] |[[Rea-1880|Rea]] |1867 |"IN MEMORY OF
ALEXANDER REA,
SON OF THOMAS AND MARGARET REA,
BORN MAY 8TH 1857,
DIED MAY 12TH 1867.
GEORGE REA,
DIED DECR. 13TH 1868,
AGED 1 YEAR AND 8 MONTHS.
LOTTIE MAYOR REA,
DIED APRIL 30TH. 1871,
AGED 4 MONTHS AND
10 DAYS.
[EDITH MAY REA,]
DIED MAY 31ST 1872,
AGED 10 WEEKS." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-518.jpg|size=s}} |1379N |[[Rea-1884|Edith May]] |[[Rea-1884|Rea]] |1872 |"IN MEMORY OF
ALEXANDER REA,
SON OF THOMAS AND MARGARET REA,
BORN MAY 8TH 1857,
DIED MAY 12TH 1867.
GEORGE REA,
DIED DECR. 13TH 1868,
AGED 1 YEAR AND 8 MONTHS.
LOTTIE MAYOR REA,
DIED APRIL 30TH. 1871,
AGED 4 MONTHS AND
10 DAYS.
[EDITH MAY REA,]
DIED MAY 31ST 1872,
AGED 10 WEEKS." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-518.jpg|size=s}} |1379N |[[Rea-1882|George Enticknap]] |[[Rea-1882|Rea]] |1868 |"IN MEMORY OF
ALEXANDER REA,
SON OF THOMAS AND MARGARET REA,
BORN MAY 8TH 1857,
DIED MAY 12TH 1867.
GEORGE REA,
DIED DECR. 13TH 1868,
AGED 1 YEAR AND 8 MONTHS.
LOTTIE MAYOR REA,
DIED APRIL 30TH. 1871,
AGED 4 MONTHS AND
10 DAYS.
[EDITH MAY REA,]
DIED MAY 31ST 1872,
AGED 10 WEEKS." |- | |1336N |[[Botting-226|Kate (Botting)]] |[[Botting-226|Rea]] |1931 | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-517.jpg|size=s}}
{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-521.jpg|size=s}} |1328-9N |[[Hughes-18754|Katharine Sophia (Hughes)]] |[[Hughes-18754|Rea]] |1926 |"In Loving Memory
of
THOMAS REA,
WHO DIED APRIL 9TH 1910
IN HIS 80TH YEAR.
Also of KATHARINE SOPHIA,
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED JULY 10TH 1926
AGED 73 YEARS. |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-518.jpg|size=s}} |1379N |[[Rea-1883|Lottie Mayor]] |[[Rea-1883|Rea]] |1871 |"IN MEMORY OF
ALEXANDER REA,
SON OF THOMAS AND MARGARET REA,
BORN MAY 8TH 1857,
DIED MAY 12TH 1867.
GEORGE REA,
DIED DECR. 13TH 1868,
AGED 1 YEAR AND 8 MONTHS.
LOTTIE MAYOR REA,
DIED APRIL 30TH. 1871,
AGED 4 MONTHS AND
10 DAYS.
[EDITH MAY REA,]
DIED MAY 31ST 1872,
AGED 10 WEEKS." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-517.jpg|size=s}} |1378N |[[Fairweather-1513|Margaret]] |[[Fairweather-1513|Rea]] |1883 |"IN
MEMORY OF
MARGARET,
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
THOMAS REA,
WHO DIED 24TH FEBRUARY 1883,
AGED 51 YEARS.
-----
ALSO BARBARA,
WIFE OF H STREET,
AND SECOND DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE,
WHO DIED NOVER. 20TH 1882
INTERRED IN THIS CEMETERY.
-----
ALSO ISABELLA,
WIFE OF W SKINNER,
AND THIRD DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED SEPT. 30TH 1908
INTERRED AT BELLS HILL BARNET.
-----
THOMAS REA
WHO DIED APRIL 9TH 1910
IN HIS 80TH YEAR.
O MY GOD PREPARE MY SOUL FOR THAT GREAT
DAY THE HOUR OF MY DEPARTURE HAS COME
I HEAR THE VOICE THAT CALLS ME HOME.
-----
ALSO JANET SKINNER 4TH DAUGHTER OF
THOMAS REA
DIED FEBRUARY 11TH 1929 AGED 65 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-517.jpg|size=s}}
{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-521.jpg|size=s}} |1328-9N |[[Rea-1881|Thomas]] |[[Rea-1881|Rea]] |1910 |"IN
MEMORY OF
MARGARET,
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
THOMAS REA,
WHO DIED 24TH FEBRUARY 1883,
AGED 51 YEARS.
-----
ALSO BARBARA,
WIFE OF H STREET,
AND SECOND DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE,
WHO DIED NOVER. 20TH 1882
INTERRED IN THIS CEMETERY.
-----
ALSO ISABELLA,
WIFE OF W SKINNER,
AND THIRD DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED SEPT. 30TH 1908
INTERRED AT BELLS HILL BARNET.
-----
THOMAS REA
WHO DIED APRIL 9TH 1910
IN HIS 80TH YEAR.
O MY GOD PREPARE MY SOUL FOR THAT GREAT
DAY THE HOUR OF MY DEPARTURE HAS COME
I HEAR THE VOICE THAT CALLS ME HOME.
-----
ALSO JANET SKINNER 4TH DAUGHTER OF
THOMAS REA
DIED FEBRUARY 11TH 1929 AGED 65 YEARS."
In Loving Memory
of
THOMAS REA,
WHO DIED APRIL 9TH 1910
IN HIS 80TH YEAR.
Also of KATHARINE SOPHIA,
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED JULY 10TH 1926
AGED 73 YEARS. |- | |1337N |[[Rea-1885|William Chalcraft]] |[[Rea-1885|Rea]] |1925 | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-528.jpg|size=s}} |1335N |[[Rea-1886|William Thomas]] |[[Rea-1886|Rea]] |1907 |"In
ever loving
memory of
WILLIAM THOMAS REA
DEARLY LOVED SON OF
WILLIAM & KATE REA
BORN JAN 22ND 1906
DIED MARCH 14TH 1907
SUCH IS THE KINGDOM OF HEAVEN" |- |{{Image|file=Hooker-2449.jpg|size=s}} |393N |[[Hooker-2449|Elizabeth (Hooker)]] |[[Hooker-2449|Redgrove]] |1890 |"In Loving [Memory]
-of-
ELIZABETH WIFE OF
JAMES REDGROVE,
WHO DIED DECR 27TH 1890
AGED 67 YEARS.
'AT REST.'" |- |{{Image|file=Hooker-2449.jpg|size=s}} |393N |[[Redgrove-5|James]] |[[Redgrove-5|Redgrove]] |1900 |"In Loving [Memory]
-of-
ELIZABETH WIFE OF
JAMES REDGROVE,
WHO DIED DECR 27TH 1890
AGED 67 YEARS.
'AT REST.'" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-249.jpg|size=s}} |1413N |[[Revill-196|Charles Edwin]] |[[Revill-196|Revill]] |1902 |"IN LOVING MEMORY OF
CHARLES EDWIN REVILL
AT REST FEBRUARY 14TH 1902
AGED 71 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-586.jpg|size=s}} |4N |[[Richards-13578|Charlotte Ellen]] |[[Richards-13578|Richards]] |1928 |"Sacred to the Memory
-of-
CHARLOTTE ELLEN RICHARDS,
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE ON JUNE 2ND 1928
AGED 78 YEARS.
---
'BE YE ALSO READY.' LUKE XII. 40 V." |- |{{Image|file=Richards-14051.jpg|size=s}} |2193Y |[[Unknown-494538|Jane]] |[[Unknown-494538|Richards]] |1877 |"In
MEMORY OF
JANE, WI[FE OF]
ROBERT RICHARDS
DIED AUGST. 2ND 1877,
A[GED ..] YEARS
..
..
GEORGE [EDWARDS?]
GRE[AT?] [NEPHEW OF THE ABOVE?]
BORN DEC .. 1868? " |- |{{Image|file=Richards-14051.jpg|size=s}} |2192Y |[[Richards-14051|Robert]] |[[Richards-14051|Richards]] |1890 |"In
MEMORY OF
JANE, WI[FE OF]
ROBERT RICHARDS
DIED AUGST. 2ND 1877,
A[GED ..] YEARS
..
..
GEORGE [EDWARDS?]
GRE[AT?] [NEPHEW OF THE ABOVE?]
BORN DEC .. 1868? " |- | |589Y |[[Browne-4491|Eliza (Browne)]] |[[Browne-4491|Richardson]] |1909 | |- |{{Image|file=Richardson-22465.jpg|size=s}} |566Y |[[Richardson-22465|George]] |[[Richardson-22465|Richardson]] |1933 |"In
Loving Memory of
JANE RICHARDSON
DIED 16TH JAN 1917, AGED 69 YEARS.
---
AT REST.
Also of GEORGE RICHARDSON
HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE
DIED 19TH MARCH 1933 AGED 84 YEARS.
HE HAS EARNED FOR HIMSELF
HIS EVENING REST." |- |{{Image|file=Richardson-22464.jpg|size=s}} |568Y |[[Richardson-22464|Helen Mary]] |[[Richardson-22464|Richardson]] |1932 |"In Loving Memory
-of-
HELEN MARY RICHARDSON
DIED JUNE 16TH 1932
AGED 59 YEARS
---
At Rest
---
WITH LOVE FROM DAD" |- | |567Y |[[Richardson-22467|James]] |[[Richardson-22467|Richardson]] |1863 | |- |{{Image|file=Richardson-22465.jpg|size=s}} |566Y |[[Mandeville-763|Jane (Mandeville)]] |[[Mandeville-763|Richardson]] |1917 |"In
Loving Memory of
JANE RICHARDSON
DIED 16TH JAN 1917, AGED 69 YEARS.
---
AT REST.
Also of GEORGE RICHARDSON
HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE
DIED 19TH MARCH 1933 AGED 84 YEARS.
HE HAS EARNED FOR HIMSELF
HIS EVENING REST." |- | |568Y |[[Ayles-94|Rebecca (Ayles)]] |[[Ayles-94|Richardson]] |1862 | |- | |589Y |[[Richardson-22466|William]] |[[Richardson-22466|Richardson]] |1870 | |- | |826BY |[[Riddle-3233|Archibald]] |[[Riddle-3233|Riddle]] |1885 | |- | | 872 |[[Riddle-3234|Arthur Edward]] |[[Riddle-3234|Riddle]] |1887 | |- | |353Y |[[Riddle-3236|Edith Ann]] |[[Riddle-3236|Riddle]] |1890 | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-248.jpg|size=s}} |N1412 |[[Riddle-3230|George Edward]] |[[Riddle-3230|Riddle]] |1908 |"IN
LOVING
MEMORY OF
GEORGE EDWARD
RIDDLE,
WHO DIED MARCH 6 1908
AGED 54 YEARS
WITH CHRI[ST WH]ICH IS FAR BETTER" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-246.jpg|size=s}} |1412N |[[Spencer-19300|Sarah Jane]] |[[Spencer-19300|Riddle]] |1901 |"IN
LOVING
MEMORY OF
MY DEAR MOTHER
SARAH JANE RIDDLE
WHO DIED JULY 7 1901
AGED 45 YEARS
FROM HER LESS.. THOUGH SORROWFUL SON
HARRY" |- |{{Image|file=Ritchie-4125.jpg|size=s}} |397N |Bridget |Ritchie |1897 |"IN
Loving Memory of
GEORGE RITCHIE,
BELOVED HUSBAND OF
BRIDGET RITCHIE,
DIED MAY 11TH 1890
AGED 56 YEARS.
-+-
BLESSED ARE THE DEAD WHICH DIE IN THE LORD
-+-
Also of
BRIDGET RITCHIE
[DIED AP]RIL 6TH 1897
[AGED 5]2 YEARS.
[HER END W]AS PEACE." |- |{{Image|file=Ritchie-4125.jpg|size=s}} |397N |[[Ritchie-4125|George]] |[[Ritchie-4125|Ritchie]] |1890 |"IN
Loving Memory of
GEORGE RITCHIE,
BELOVED HUSBAND OF
BRIDGET RITCHIE,
DIED MAY 11TH 1890
AGED 56 YEARS.
-+-
BLESSED ARE THE DEAD WHICH DIE IN THE LORD
-+-
Also of
BRIDGET RITCHIE
[DIED AP]RIL 6TH 1897
[AGED 5]2 YEARS.
[HER END W]AS PEACE." |- |{{Image|file=Roads-149.jpg|size=s}} |75cY |[[Roads-149|Frederick Charles]] |[[Roads-149|Roads]] |1913 |"Sacred to the Memory
-of-
MY DEAR AND DEVOTED HUSBAN[D]
FREDERICK CHARLES ROADS
WHO PASSED AWAY APRIL 19TH 1913
AGED 46 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-338.jpg|size=s}} |956N |[[Robertson-16848|Charles]] |[[Robertson-16848|Robertson]] |1891 |"CHARLES ROBERTSON, R.W.S.
10TH NOV 1891" |- | |956N |[[Lonsdale-282|Alice Mary (Lonsdale)]] |[[Lonsdale-282|Robertson]] |1916 | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-416.jpg|size=s}} |1504N |[[Unknown-483438|Elizabeth]] |[[Unknown-483438|Rogers]] |1871 |"SACRED
TO
THE MEMORY OF
ELIZABETH ROGERS
WHO FELL ASLEEP
DECEMBER 18TH 1871
AGED 85 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-658.jpg|size=s}} |2149Y |[[Roker-39|Jane]] |[[Roker-39|Roker]] |1881 |"In
Loving Memory
of
Jane Roker
.. December 27th 1881" |- | |93AY |[[Roles-141|Alfred]] |[[Roles-141|Roles]] |1885 | |- | |641aN |[[Roles-144|Arthur Cyril]] |[[Roles-144|Roles]] |1916 | |- | |1452N |[[Roles-140|Charles]] |[[Roles-140|Roles]] |1919 | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-318.jpg|size=s}} |1452Y |[[Large-1048|Jane Rebecca (Large)]] |[[Large-1048|Roles]] |1909 |"IN
Loving Memory
of
JANE REBECCA
WIFE OF CHARLES ROLES
DIED AUGUST 2.. 1909
AGED 58 YEARS" |- | |423N |[[Roles-142|Robert Samuel Large]] |[[Roles-142|Roles]] |1890 | |- | |662bN |[[Roles-145|Walter Charles]] |[[Roles-145|Roles]] |1915 | |- |{{Image|file=Cokayne-97.jpg|size=s}} |2413Y |[[Cokayne-97|Blanche Dorothea (Cokayne)]] |[[Cokayne-97|Romanis]] |1883 |"IN
LOVING MEMORY
OF
BLANCHE DOROTHEA COKAYNE ROMANIS
THE BELOVED WIFE OF REV W.F.J. ROMANIS
OF CHARTERHOUSE, AND ELDEST DAUGHTER OF
G.E. COKAYNE, ESQ
DIED SEPR. 17TH 1883, AGED 25.
'BLESSED ARE THE PURE IN HEART
FOR THEY SHALL SEE GOD.'" |- |{{Image|file=Romanis-13.jpg|size=s}} |2414Y |[[Romanis-13|Blanche Mary Dorothea]] |[[Romanis-13|Romanis]] |1883 |"BLANCHE MARY DOROTHEA
INFANT DAUGHTER OF
REV. W.F.J. ROMANIS
DIED OCTR 15TH [1883]
AGED 4 WEEKS
'SUFFER THE LITTLE CHILDREN
TO COME UNTO ME.'" |- |{{Image|file=Rothwell-705.jpg|size=s}} |2459AY |[[Towse-113|Agnes]] |[[Towse-113|Rothwell]] |1881 |"In Loving Memory
-of-
WILLIAM ROTHWELL,
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE ON
JULY 1ST 1916, AGED 65 YEARS.
-+-
Also AGNES,
THE BELOVED WIFE OF THE ABOVE
MAY 11TH 1881, AGED 30 YEARS.
-+-
PEACE, PERFECT PEACE, BY THRONGING DUTIES PRESS'D
TO DO THE WILL OF JESUS, THIS IS REST." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-584.jpg|size=s}} |11-2N |[[White-52162|Jane]] |[[White-52162|Rothwell]] |1933 |"Sacred to the Memory
-of-
JANE ROTHWELL
BORN 1849. PASSED OVER 1933
----" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-622.jpg|size=s}} |1673DY |[[Rothwell-702|Margaret Gertrude]] |[[Rothwell-702|Rothwell]] |1922 |"In
Sweet Memory
of
MARGARET GERTRUDE
ROTHWELL
AGED 7 MONTHS" |- |{{Image|file=Rothwell-705.jpg|size=s}} |2459aY |[[Rothwell-705|William]] |[[Rothwell-705|Rothwell]] |1916 |"In Loving Memory
-of-
WILLIAM ROTHWELL,
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE ON
JULY 1ST 1916, AGED 65 YEARS.
-+-
Also AGNES,
THE BELOVED WIFE OF THE ABOVE
MAY 11TH 1881, AGED 30 YEARS.
-+-
PEACE, PERFECT PEACE, BY THRONGING DUTIES PRESS'D
TO DO THE WILL OF JESUS, THIS IS REST." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-229.jpg|size=s}} |780N |[[Rowbotham-258|William]] |[[Rowbotham-258|Rowbotham]] |1900 |"IN LOVING MEMORY OF
WILLIAM ROWBOTHAM
AT REST JUNE 18TH 1900
AGED 82 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Russell-22315.jpg|size=s}} |1230aY |[[Stevens-18742|Elizabeth Jane (Stevens)]] |[[Stevens-18742|Russell]] |1934 |"In
Loving Memory of
JAMES RUSSELL
DIED JAN 22ND 1922 AGED 69 YEARS
---
HE SUFFERED MUCH BUT MURMURED NOT
Also of ELIZABETH JANE DI.." |- |{{Image|file=Russell-22315.jpg|size=s}} |1230aY |[[Russell-22315|James]] |[[Russell-22315|Russell]] |1922 |"In
Loving Memory of
JAMES RUSSELL
DIED JAN 22ND 1922 AGED 69 YEARS
---
HE SUFFERED MUCH BUT MURMURED NOT
Also of ELIZABETH JANE DI.." |- |{{Image|file=Russell-23922.jpg|size=s}} |560N |[[Unknown-505368|Jane (Unknown)]] |[[Unknown-505368|Russell]] |1891 |"IN LOVING MEMORY
-OF-
MARY ANN SLOW
DIED OCT 5TH 1937 AGED 90 YEARS
-+-
'O REST IN THE LORD.'" |- |{{Image|file=Russell-6922.jpg|size=s}} |1870-1Y |[[Blomefield-1|Louisa Charlotte Emily (Blomefield)]] |[[Blomefield-1|Russell]] |1923 |"Theodosius Stuart Russell
+ Captain
Chief Constable of the West Riding of Yorkshire
from 1876 to 190?
born 13 Sept 1836 + Died 2 Feb 1906
W..ing ...
Our Lord Jesus Christ
Also Louisa Charlotte Emily his wife
Born 11? April 1847
Died 7 August 1923" |- |{{Image|file=Russell-6922.jpg|size=s}} |1870-1Y |[[Russell-6922|Theodosius Stuart]] |[[Russell-6922|Russell]] |1906 |"Theodosius Stuart Russell
+ Captain
Chief Constable of the West Riding of Yorkshire
from 1876 to 190?
born 13 Sept 1836 + Died 2 Feb 1906
W..ing ...
Our Lord Jesus Christ
Also Louisa Charlotte Emily his wife
Born 11? April 1847
Died 7 August 1923" |- | |1479N |[[Russell-23923|William]] |[[Russell-23923|Russell]] |1868 | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-462.jpg|size=s}} |1240N |[[Terry-6474|Phebe]] |[[Terry-6474|Salmon]] |1891 |"In
Loving Memory of
WILLIAM JENNINGS SALMON,
DIED OCTOBER 24TH 1876
AGED 73 YEARS.
Also
PHEBE SALMON,
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
DIED MAY 1ST 1891
AGED 75 YEARS.
At Rest" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-462.jpg|size=s}} |1240N |[[Salmon-2016|William Jennings]] |[[Salmon-2016|Salmon]] |1876 |"In
Loving Memory of
WILLIAM JENNINGS SALMON,
DIED OCTOBER 24TH 1876
AGED 73 YEARS.
Also
PHEBE SALMON,
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
DIED MAY 1ST 1891
AGED 75 YEARS.
At Rest" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-224.jpg|size=s}} |1391aN |[[Sanderson-3606|Charlotte Louisa Gertrude]] |[[Sanderson-3606|Sanderson]] |1929 |"CHARLOTTE LOUISA GERTRUDE SANDERSON
BORN OCTOBER 6TH 1843
DIED APRIL 12TH 1929" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-556.jpg|size=s}} |71aN |[[Sanderson-3602|Dorothy Manners]] |[[Sanderson-3602|Sanderson]] |1921 |"IN
LOVING MEMORY
OF
DOROTHY MANNERS SANDERSON
AGED 39 YEARS
DEPARTED APRIL 7 1921
TO BE WITH CHRIST WHICH IS FAR BETTER
MARY MANNERS SANDERSON
AGED 78 YEARS
DEPARTED MARCH 21 1955" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-560.jpg|size=s}} |72AN |[[Sanderson-3600|Edward Manners]] |[[Sanderson-3600|Sanderson]] |1932 |"IN
LOVING MEMORY
OF
EDWARD MANNERS SANDERSON
(PRIEST)
DEPARTED MAY 20TH 1932
AGED 84 YEARS
GOD BE MERCIFUL TO ME, A SINNER
ALSO OF EVELINE MARY HIS WIFE
DEPARTED DECEMBER.. 1938
AGED 87 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-560.jpg|size=s}} |72AN |[[Venables-1567|Eveline Mary]] |[[Venables-1567|Sanderson]] |1938 |"IN
LOVING MEMORY
OF
EDWARD MANNERS SANDERSON
(PRIEST)
DEPARTED MAY 20TH 1932
AGED 84 YEARS
GOD BE MERCIFUL TO ME, A SINNER
ALSO OF EVELINE MARY HIS WIFE
DEPARTED DECEMBER.. 1938
AGED 87 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-556.jpg|size=s}} |71AN |[[Sanderson-3603|Mary Charlotte Manners]] |[[Sanderson-3603|Sanderson]] |1955 |"IN
LOVING MEMORY
OF
DOROTHY MANNERS SANDERSON
AGED 39 YEARS
DEPARTED APRIL 7 1921
TO BE WITH CHRIST WHICH IS FAR BETTER
MARY MANNERS SANDERSON
AGED 78 YEARS
DEPARTED MARCH 21 1955" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-216.jpg|size=s}} |1391aN |[[Sanderson-3607|Maud Alice Isobel]] |[[Sanderson-3607|Sanderson]] |1921 |"MAUD ALICE ISOBEL SANDERSON
BORN SEPTEMBER 28 1871
DIED NOVEMBER 9 1921
IN THY LIGHT SHALL WE SEE LIGHT." |- |{{Image|file=Saunders-9209.jpg|size=s}} |2635Y |[[Saunders-9209|Henry]] |[[Saunders-9209|Saunders]] |1890 |"ihs
In Affectionate Remembrance of
SUSANNA SAUNDERS
WHO DIED AUGUST 19TH 1873
AGED 72 YEARS.
-+-
Also of
HENRY SAUNDERS
WHO DIED MAY 2ND 1890
AGED 48 YEARS
-+-
SON OF THE ABOVE" |- |{{Image|file=Saunders-9210.jpg|size=s}} |366N |[[Saunders-9210|James]] |[[Saunders-9210|Saunders]] |1888 |"ihs
In Affectionate Remembrance of
JAMES SAUNDERS
WHO DIED FEBRUARY 5TH? 1888
AGED 81 YEARS.
-+-" |- |{{Image|file=Saunders-9209.jpg|size=s}} |2635Y |[[Lindsey-4780|Susannah (Lindsey)]] |[[Lindsey-4780|Saunders]] |1873 |"ihs
In Affectionate Remembrance of
SUSANNA SAUNDERS
WHO DIED AUGUST 19TH 1873
AGED 72 YEARS.
-+-
Also of
HENRY SAUNDERS
WHO DIED MAY 2ND 1890
AGED 48 YEARS
-+-
SON OF THE ABOVE" |- |{{Image|file=Frith-569.jpg|size=s}} |791Y |[[Grandy-578|Lucy (Grandy)]] |[[Grandy-578|Seaber]] |1904 |"ihs
IN LOVING MEMORY OF
ELIZA, WIFE OF JOHN GRANDY,
DIED JULY 21ST 1873
AGED 35 YEARS.
-+-
ALSO OF JOHN GRANDY,
DIED FEBRUARY 16TH 1894
AGED 67 YEARS.
-+-
ALSO LUCY, DAUGHTER OF ABOVE
AND THE BELOVED WIFE OF
CHARLES SEABER,
DIED AUGUST 29TH 1904
AGED 27 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-438.jpg|size=s}} |1528N |[[Sharp-9656|Mary]] |[[Sharp-9656|Sharp]] |1921 |"LITTLE MARY
DEARLY LOVED
CHILD OF
A & E SHARP
CALLED HOME
AUG 31ST 1921
AGED 9 YEARS
ABIDE WITH ME" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-510.jpg|size=s}} |N1320-1 |[[Shaw-17336|Ellen Elizabeth]] |[[Shaw-17336|Shaw]] |1906 |"IN
LOVING MEMORY
OF
ELLEN ELIZABETH SHAW
AT REST
9 MAY 1906
AGED 71 YEARS"
"Sacred
to the Memory of
MARY ANN
WIDOW OF JOHN SHAW
AT REST 4TH DECEMBER 1900
AGED 86 YEARS.
---
Also of FREDERICK,
SON OF THE ABOVE,
AT REST 4TH MARCH 1860
AGED 18 YEARS.
---
ELLEN ELIZABETH SHAW
AT REST 9TH MAY 1906
AGED 71 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Higgins-7699.jpg|size=s}} |Y257 |[[Shaw-17340|Frederick]] |[[Shaw-17340|Shaw]] |1860 |"Sacred
to the Memory of
MARY ANN
WIDOW OF JOHN SHAW
AT REST 4TH DECEMBER 1900
AGED 86 YEARS.
---
Also of FREDERICK,
SON OF THE ABOVE,
AT REST 4TH MARCH 1860
AGED 18 YEARS.
---
ELLEN ELIZABETH SHAW
AT REST 9TH MAY 1906
AGED 71 YEARS." |- | |N1320-1 |[[Shaw-17338|Mary Ann]] |[[Shaw-17338|Shaw]] |1927 | |- |{{Image|file=Higgins-7699.jpg|size=s}} |Y257 |[[Higgins-7699|Mary Ann (Higgins)]] |[[Higgins-7699|Shaw]] |1900 |"Sacred
to the Memory of
MARY ANN
WIDOW OF JOHN SHAW
AT REST 4TH DECEMBER 1900
AGED 86 YEARS.
---
Also of FREDERICK,
SON OF THE ABOVE,
AT REST 4TH MARCH 1860
AGED 18 YEARS.
---
ELLEN ELIZABETH SHAW
AT REST 9TH MAY 1906
AGED 71 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-570.jpg|size=s}} |80N |[[Harris-37544|Ann (Harris)]] |[[Harris-37544|Sherlock]] |1891 |"In
LOVING MEMORY OF
GEORGE SHERLOCK
AT REST 4 APRIL 1915
AGED 86.
ALSO ANN HIS WIFE
AT REST 9 APRIL 1891
AGED 72
PEACE, PERFECT PEACE." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-602.jpg|size=s}} |1672aY |[[Chiverton-106|Eliza]] |[[Chiverton-106|Sherlock]] |1912 |"In Loving Memory
-of-
ELIZA SHERLOCK
DIED JANUARY 12TH 1912, AGED 61 YEARS
---
Also of
FRANCES MAUD SHERLOCK
DIED DECEMBER 28TH 1927, AGED 48 YEARS.
---
At Rest
---
Also of
JAMES HENRY SHERLOCK
DIED 23RD MAY 1950, AGED 69 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-602.jpg|size=s}} |1672AY |[[Sherlock-665|Frances Maud]] |[[Sherlock-665|Sherlock]] |1927 |"In Loving Memory
-of-
ELIZA SHERLOCK
DIED JANUARY 12TH 1912, AGED 61 YEARS
---
Also of
FRANCES MAUD SHERLOCK
DIED DECEMBER 28TH 1927, AGED 48 YEARS.
---
At Rest
---
Also of
JAMES HENRY SHERLOCK
DIED 23RD MAY 1950, AGED 69 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-570.jpg|size=s}} |80N |[[Sherlock-663|George]] |[[Sherlock-663|Sherlock]] |1915 |"In
LOVING MEMORY OF
GEORGE SHERLOCK
AT REST 4 APRIL 1915
AGED 86.
ALSO ANN HIS WIFE
AT REST 9 APRIL 1891
AGED 72
PEACE, PERFECT PEACE." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-602.jpg|size=s}} |1672aY |[[Sherlock-666|James Henry]] |[[Sherlock-666|Sherlock]] |1950 |"In Loving Memory
-of-
ELIZA SHERLOCK
DIED JANUARY 12TH 1912, AGED 61 YEARS
---
Also of
FRANCES MAUD SHERLOCK
DIED DECEMBER 28TH 1927, AGED 48 YEARS.
---
At Rest
---
Also of
JAMES HENRY SHERLOCK
DIED 23RD MAY 1950, AGED 69 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Sherlock-6692.jpg|size=s}} |712N |[[Sherlock-664|John]] |[[Sherlock-664|Sherlock]] |1900 |"In Loving Memory
-of-
WILLIAM JOHN SHERLOCK
DIED NOVEMBER 12TH 1895, AGED 20 YEARS.
---
Also of
JOHN SHERLOCK
DIED APRIL 26TH 1900, AGED 52 YEARS.
---
At Rest." |- | |12dY |[[Sherlock-668|Sidney James]] |[[Sherlock-668|Sherlock]] |1918 | |- |{{Image|file=Sherlock-6692.jpg|size=s}} |712N |[[Sherlock-669|William John]] |[[Sherlock-669|Sherlock]] |1895 |"In Loving Memory
-of-
WILLIAM JOHN SHERLOCK
DIED NOVEMBER 12TH 1895, AGED 20 YEARS.
---
Also of
JOHN SHERLOCK
DIED APRIL 26TH 1900, AGED 52 YEARS.
---
At Rest." |- | |767aY |[[Sherlock-667|William John Thomas]] |[[Sherlock-667|Sherlock]] |1902 | |- |{{Image|file=Sherwin-675.jpg|size=s}} |1888Y |[[Sherwin-675|Alfred Thomas]] |[[Sherwin-675|Sherwin]] |1925 |"IN LOVING
MEMORY
+
FLORENCE KATHERINE
SHERWIN
BORN JUNE 15TH 1855
DIED JANUARY 10TH 1887
ALSO OF
ALFRED THOMAS
SHERWIN
DIED OCTOBER 27TH 1925" |- |{{Image|file=Sherwin-675.jpg|size=s}} |1888Y |[[Sherwin-676|Florence Katherine]] |[[Sherwin-676|Sherwin]] |1887 |"IN LOVING
MEMORY
+
FLORENCE KATHERINE
SHERWIN
BORN JUNE 15TH 1855
DIED JANUARY 10TH 1887
ALSO OF
ALFRED THOMAS
SHERWIN
DIED OCTOBER 27TH 1925" |- | |1604N |[[Simpson-15565|Gertrude]] |[[Simpson-15565|Simpson]] |1920 | |- | |1604N |[[Simpson-15561|Harold]] |[[Simpson-15561|Simpson]] |1872 | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-434.jpg|size=s}} |1603N |[[Gillett-2100|Maria]] |[[Gillett-2100|Simpson]] |1909 |"IN MEMORY OF
THOMAS SIMPSON
OF THE ARCHES, CLEVEDON
BORN 17TH SEPTR. 1812,
DIED 19TH JANY. 1885.
ALSO IN LOVING MEMORY
MARIA
WIFE OF THOMAS SIMPSON
BORN 9TH OCTOBER 1816
DIED 24TH JANUARY 1909." |- | |1604N |[[Simpson-15563|Percy]] |[[Simpson-15563|Simpson]] |1914 | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-434.jpg|size=s}} |1603N |[[Simpson-15553|Thomas]] |[[Simpson-15553|Simpson]] |1885 |"IN MEMORY OF
THOMAS SIMPSON
OF THE ARCHES, CLEVEDON
BORN 17TH SEPTR. 1812,
DIED 19TH JANY. 1885.
ALSO IN LOVING MEMORY
MARIA
WIFE OF THOMAS SIMPSON
BORN 9TH OCTOBER 1816
DIED 24TH JANUARY 1909." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-421.jpg|size=s}} |1512N |[[Webber-3637|Margaret Eliza (Webber)]] |[[Webber-3637|Sisley]] |1858 |"TO
The Memory of
Margaret Eliza Wife of
Richard Sisley
Born October 20th 18..
Died September .. 1858
.. of Life? ... are?
ALSO OF
Margaret Eliza Webber
Daughter of the above
.." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-421.jpg|size=s}} |1512N |[[Sisley-92|Margaret Eliza Webber]] |[[Sisley-92|Sisley]] |1859 |"TO
The Memory of
Margaret Eliza Wife of
Richard Sisley
Born October 20th 18..
Died September .. 1858
.. of Life? ... are?
ALSO OF
Margaret Eliza Webber
Daughter of the above
.." |- | |1511N |[[Sisley-91|Richard]] |[[Sisley-91|Sisley]] |1878 | |- |{{Image|file=Skeet-176.jpg|size=s}} |677N |[[Winchester-1375|Jane (Winchester)]] |[[Winchester-1375|Skeet]] |1909 |"IN
LOVING MEMORY OF
PETER SKEET,
THE BELOVED HUSBAND OF
JANE SKEET.
BORN DECEMBER 1ST 1827,
DIED APRIL 9TH 1894.
-+-
ALSO OF
JANE SKEET,
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
BORN OCTOBER 9TH 1830
DIED MARCH 1ST 1909.
-+-
WITH CHRIST WHICH IS [FAR BETTER.]" |- |{{Image|file=Skeet-176.jpg|size=s}} |677N |[[Skeet-176|Peter]] |[[Skeet-176|Skeet]] |1894 |"IN
LOVING MEMORY OF
PETER SKEET,
THE BELOVED HUSBAND OF
JANE SKEET.
BORN DECEMBER 1ST 1827,
DIED APRIL 9TH 1894.
-+-
ALSO OF
JANE SKEET,
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
BORN OCTOBER 9TH 1830
DIED MARCH 1ST 1909.
-+-
WITH CHRIST WHICH IS [FAR BETTER.]" |- |{{Image|file=Skeggs-216.jpg|size=s}} |1806Y |[[Skeggs-216|Emma Louisa]] |[[Skeggs-216|Skeggs]] |1935 |"In
LOVING MEMORY
OF
MARY LOUISA
WIDOW OF THE LATE GEORGE SKEGGS
INTERRED IN KENSAL GREEN CEMETERY
WHO FELL ASLEEP APRIL 22ND 1898
AGED 73 YEARS
'UNTIL THE DAY BREAK'
ALSO OF
HER DAUGHTER
EMMA LOUISA SKEGGS
WHO FELL ASLEEP MAY 29TH 1935,
AGED 71 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Skeggs-216.jpg|size=s}} |1806Y |[[Weston-7384|Mary Louisa (Weston)]] |[[Weston-7384|Skeggs]] |1898 |"In
LOVING MEMORY
OF
MARY LOUISA
WIDOW OF THE LATE GEORGE SKEGGS
INTERRED IN KENSAL GREEN CEMETERY
WHO FELL ASLEEP APRIL 22ND 1898
AGED 73 YEARS
'UNTIL THE DAY BREAK'
ALSO OF
HER DAUGHTER
EMMA LOUISA SKEGGS
WHO FELL ASLEEP MAY 29TH 1935,
AGED 71 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-517.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Rea-1898|Isabella (Rea)]] |[[Rea-1898|Skinner]] |1908 |"IN
MEMORY OF
MARGARET,
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
THOMAS REA,
WHO DIED 24TH FEBRUARY 1883,
AGED 51 YEARS.
-----
ALSO BARBARA,
WIFE OF H STREET,
AND SECOND DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE,
WHO DIED NOVER. 20TH 1882
INTERRED IN THIS CEMETERY.
-----
ALSO ISABELLA,
WIFE OF W SKINNER,
AND THIRD DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED SEPT. 30TH 1908
INTERRED AT BELLS HILL BARNET.
-----
THOMAS REA
WHO DIED APRIL 9TH 1910
IN HIS 80TH YEAR.
O MY GOD PREPARE MY SOUL FOR THAT GREAT
DAY THE HOUR OF MY DEPARTURE HAS COME
I HEAR THE VOICE THAT CALLS ME HOME.
-----
ALSO JANET SKINNER 4TH DAUGHTER OF
THOMAS REA
DIED FEBRUARY 11TH 1929 AGED 65 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-517.jpg|size=s}} |1378N |[[Rea-1899|Janet (Rea)]] |[[Rea-1899|Skinner]] |1929 |"IN
MEMORY OF
MARGARET,
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
THOMAS REA,
WHO DIED 24TH FEBRUARY 1883,
AGED 51 YEARS.
-----
ALSO BARBARA,
WIFE OF H STREET,
AND SECOND DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE,
WHO DIED NOVER. 20TH 1882
INTERRED IN THIS CEMETERY.
-----
ALSO ISABELLA,
WIFE OF W SKINNER,
AND THIRD DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED SEPT. 30TH 1908
INTERRED AT BELLS HILL BARNET.
-----
THOMAS REA
WHO DIED APRIL 9TH 1910
IN HIS 80TH YEAR.
O MY GOD PREPARE MY SOUL FOR THAT GREAT
DAY THE HOUR OF MY DEPARTURE HAS COME
I HEAR THE VOICE THAT CALLS ME HOME.
-----
ALSO JANET SKINNER 4TH DAUGHTER OF
THOMAS REA
DIED FEBRUARY 11TH 1929 AGED 65 YEARS." |- | |1479N |[[Slow-55|Daniel]] |[[Slow-55|Slow]] |1926 | |- |{{Image|file=Russell-23922.jpg|size=s}} |560N |[[Russell-23922.jpg|Mary Ann (Russell)]] |[[Russell-23922.jpg|Slow]] |1937 |"IN LOVING MEMORY
-OF-
MARY ANN SLOW
DIED OCT 5TH 1937 AGED 90 YEARS
-+-
'O REST IN THE LORD.'" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-571.jpg|size=s}} |691N |[[Smallridge-187|John]] |[[Smallridge-187|Smallridge]] |1898 |"In
Loving Memory
of
JOHN SMALLRIDGE.
DIED FEBRUARY 8TH 1895,
AGED 57 YEARS.
-+-
NOT MY WILL, BUT THINE O LORD BE DONE.
Also of
MARY ANN,
THE BELOVED WIFE OF THE ABOVE,
DIED JANUARY 19TH 1901,
AGED 62 YEARS.
-+-
'PEACE, PERFECT PEACE.'" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-571.jpg|size=s}} |35N |[[Smallridge-210|John Frederick]] |[[Smallridge-210|Smallridge]] |1898 |"In Ever Loving Memory
-of-
OUR DEAR BROTHER,
JOHN FREDERICK SMALLRIDGE
BORN NOVR 26TH 1866
DIED DECR 22ND 1898
AGED 32 YEARS
-----
'PEACE, PERFECT PEACE'" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-571.jpg|size=s}} |691N |[[Balman-32|Mary Ann (Balman)]] |[[Balman-32|Smallridge]] |1901 |"In
Loving Memory
of
JOHN SMALLRIDGE.
DIED FEBRUARY 8TH 1895,
AGED 57 YEARS.
-+-
NOT MY WILL, BUT THINE O LORD BE DONE.
Also of
MARY ANN,
THE BELOVED WIFE OF THE ABOVE,
DIED JANUARY 19TH 1901,
AGED 62 YEARS.
-+-
'PEACE, PERFECT PEACE.'" |- |{{Image|file=Smeed-80.jpg|size=s}} |252Y |[[Smeed-80|William]] |[[Smeed-80|Smeed]] |1858 |"SACRED
TO THE MEMORY OF
WILLIAM SMEED
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
DECEMBER 17TH 1858
AGED 49 YEARS
ALSO OF EMMA
WIDOW OF THE ABOVE
AND WIFE OF
S.E. BATEMAN
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
DECEMBER 13TH 1875
AGED 50 YEARS.
HER END WAS PEACE.
ALICE EMMA NORTHCOTE
BELOVED WIFE OF
COLONEL NORTHCOTE
H.M. ARTILLERY
ELDEST DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE
DIED AT WALLINGTON 29TH MAY 1917
AGED 67
ST. JOHN V. 39?" |- |{{Image|file=Kaile-3.jpg|size=s}} |2367Y |[[Kaile-8|Ann (Kaile)]] |[[Kaile-8|Smith]] |1910 |"SACRED
TO THE MEMORY OF
WILLIAM KAILE
BORN AT MOTCOMBE DORSET
NOVEMBER 18TH 1816
DIED AT GODALMING
JULY 18TH 1884
ALSO OF
ELIZA KAILE
WIFE OF THE ABOVE,
BORN AUGUST 18TH 1818
DIED JANUARY 30TH 1884
-+-
WAITING FOR THE COMING OF OUR
LORD JESUS CHRIST
ALSO OF
ANN SMITH
SISTER OF THE ABOVE
DIED JUNE 13TH 1910
AGED 95 YEARS.
-+-
AT REST." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-443.jpg|size=s}} |1609N |[[Smith-193758|Beatrice Mary]] |[[Smith-193758|Smith]] |1881 |"In
AFFECTIONATE
REMEMBRANCE OF
CATHARINE CHARLOTTE,
THE DEARLY LOVED WIFE OF
WM SETH SMITH,
OF TANGLEY, WONERSH
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
MARCH 20TH 1872
-----
BLESSED ARE THE PURE IN HEART FOR
THEY SHALL SEE GOD MATTHEW ..
-----
ALSO OF
BEATRICE MARY,
DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE,
WHO DIED DECEMBER 30TH 1881,
AGED 21 YEARS.
-----
'SO HE GIVETH HIS BELOVED SLEEP.'
-----
ALSO OF
WILLIAM SETH SMITH
OF TANGLEY,
WHO DIED MAY 1ST 1887,
AGED 64 YEARS.
-----
'WITH CHRIST WHICH IS FAR BETTER.' PHIL. 1. 24." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-443.jpg|size=s}} |1609N |[[Cartwright-2938|Catharine Charlotte (Cartwright)]] |[[Cartwright-2938|Smith]] |1872 |"In
AFFECTIONATE
REMEMBRANCE OF
CATHARINE CHARLOTTE,
THE DEARLY LOVED WIFE OF
WM SETH SMITH,
OF TANGLEY, WONERSH
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
MARCH 20TH 1872
-----
BLESSED ARE THE PURE IN HEART FOR
THEY SHALL SEE GOD MATTHEW ..
-----
ALSO OF
BEATRICE MARY,
DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE,
WHO DIED DECEMBER 30TH 1881,
AGED 21 YEARS.
-----
'SO HE GIVETH HIS BELOVED SLEEP.'
-----
ALSO OF
WILLIAM SETH SMITH
OF TANGLEY,
WHO DIED MAY 1ST 1887,
AGED 64 YEARS.
-----
'WITH CHRIST WHICH IS FAR BETTER.' PHIL. 1. 24." |- |{{Image|file=Smith-199090.jpg|size=s}} |2412Y |[[Smith-199090|Charles]] |[[Smith-199090|Smith]] |1884 |"IN
Affectionate
Remembrance of
CHARLES SMITH
BORN JULY 31ST 1821,
DIED MARCH 29TH 1884.
-+-
IN THE MIDST OF LIFE WE ARE IN DEATH. " |- |{{Image|file=Smith-205971.jpg|size=s}} |1789Y |[[Smith-205971|Charles]] |[[Smith-205971|Smith]] |1898 |"IN LOVING MEMORY
OF
MARY ANN
THE BELOVED WIFE OF CHARLES SMITH
BORN JUNE 6TH 1818, DIED MAY 13TH 1896.
EARTH HOLDS ONE GENTLE SPIRIT LESS
AND HEAVEN ONE ANGEL MORE.
ALSO OF
CHARLES SMITH
BORN NOVEMBER 6TH 1815, DIED AUGUST 19TH 1898
HIS END WAS PEACE.
EDITH A. CLEGHORN,
ELDER DAUGHTER OF A. M. A. SPENCELEY
DIED ... 195[1] AGED 75
ADELINE MARY ANN SPENCELEY,
YOUNGEST DAUGHTER,
DIED MAY 10TH 1936 AGED 82 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Smith-204513.jpg|size=s}} |1889Y |[[Smith-204513|Charles John]] |[[Smith-204513|Smith]] |1927 |"In Fond Memory
-of-
CHARLES J. SMITH
FOR 53 YEARS THE LOVING HUSBAND OF
S. E. SMITH
BORN DEC 2ND 1850 DIED NOV 7[TH] 1927
'NEVER FORGOTTEN'
Also of SUSAN ELIZABETH SMITH
HIS BELOVED WIFE
DIED NOV 2ND 1936" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-496.jpg|size=s}} |1311-2N |[[Smith-193958|Edith Emily]] |[[Smith-193958|Smith]] |1907 |"GEORGE SMITH
WHO DIED APRIL 1, 1937
AGED 77 YEARS.
In
Loving Memory of
EDITH EMILY
THE ONLY BELOVED DAUGHTER OF
GEORGE & EMILY SMITH
WHO DIED JULY 21 1907
AGED 20 YEARS
HER END WAS PEACE.
Also the above EMILY SMITH
JANUARY 26 193[3?]" |- |{{Image|file=Smith-92028.jpg|size=s}} |1793Y |[[Smith-92028|Edward]] |[[Smith-92028|Smith]] |1915 |"Also
In Loving Memory
of
EDWARD SMITH
WHO DIED NOVEMBER 9TH 1915
AGED 80 YEARS.
PARISH CLERK OF GODALMING FOR 54 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-496.jpg|size=s}} |1310N |[[Unknown-484411|Emily]] |[[Unknown-484411|Smith]] |1933 |"GEORGE SMITH
WHO DIED APRIL 1, 1937
AGED 77 YEARS.
In
Loving Memory of
EDITH EMILY
THE ONLY BELOVED DAUGHTER OF
GEORGE & EMILY SMITH
WHO DIED JULY 21 1907
AGED 20 YEARS
HER END WAS PEACE.
Also the above EMILY SMITH
JANUARY 26 193[3?]" |- |{{Image|file=Smith-92028.jpg|size=s}} |1907Y |[[Smith-205826|Emily Gertrude]] |[[Smith-205826|Smith]] |1904 |"Also
In Loving Memory
of
EMILY GERTRUDE SMITH
DIED SEPTEMBER 30TH 190[4]
AGED 26 YEARS.
'PATIENT IN SUFFERING.'" |- |{{Image|file=Smith-207893.jpg|size=s}} |322aN |[[Smith-207893|Kate]] |[[Smith-207893|Smith]] |1889 |"In
Loving Memory of
LITTLE KATIE
THE DEAR CHILD OF
CALEB AND SARAH SMITH
WHO FELL ASLEEP MAY 3RD 1889
AGED 3 YEARS AND 9? MONTHS.
---
SAFE IN THE ARMS OF JESUS." |- |{{Image|file=Smith-205971.jpg|size=s}} |1789Y |[[Payne-13469|Mary Ann (Payne)]] |[[Payne-13469|Smith]] |1896 |"IN LOVING MEMORY
OF
MARY ANN
THE BELOVED WIFE OF CHARLES SMITH
BORN JUNE 6TH 1818, DIED MAY 13TH 1896.
EARTH HOLDS ONE GENTLE SPIRIT LESS
AND HEAVEN ONE ANGEL MORE.
ALSO OF
CHARLES SMITH
BORN NOVEMBER 6TH 1815, DIED AUGUST 19TH 1898
HIS END WAS PEACE.
EDITH A. CLEGHORN,
ELDER DAUGHTER OF A. M. A. SPENCELEY
DIED ... 195[1] AGED 75
ADELINE MARY ANN SPENCELEY,
YOUNGEST DAUGHTER,
DIED MAY 10TH 1936 AGED 82 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Smith-92028.jpg|size=s}} |1907Y |[[Smith-205830|Montem Frank]] |[[Smith-205830|Smith]] |1893 |"In
Loving Memory
of
MONTEM FRANK SMITH
DIED APRIL 9TH 1893
AGED 23 YEARS.
'BRIEF LIFE'
'IN THE PATH OF DUTY.'" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-496.jpg|size=s}} |1310N |[[Smith-193956|George]] |[[Smith-193956|Smith]] |1937 |"GEORGE SMITH
WHO DIED APRIL 1, 1937
AGED 77 YEARS.
In
Loving Memory of
EDITH EMILY
THE ONLY BELOVED DAUGHTER OF
GEORGE & EMILY SMITH
WHO DIED JULY 21 1907
AGED 20 YEARS
HER END WAS PEACE.
Also the above EMILY SMITH
JANUARY 26 193[3?]" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-452.jpg|size=s}} |1292N |[[Pooley-480|Harriett (Pooley)]] |[[Pooley-480|Smith]] |1893 |"In
Loving Memory of
HARRIETT
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
WILLIAM SMITH,
DIED JUNE 22ND 1893,
AGED 64 YEARS.
---
Also WILLIAM SMITH,
DIED JUNE 14TH 1904,
AGED 76 YEARS.
'GOD IS LOVE.'" |- |{{Image|file=Unknown-487985.jpg|size=s}} |Y |[[Unknown-487985|Hester]] |[[Unknown-487985|Smith]] |1885 |"In
Affectionate Remembrance of
Mrs. Louisa Ann Smith
Widow of
Captain Robert M. Smith
of the Royal Engineers
who entered into rest
June 2nd 1872
Aged 83
-+-
She is not dead but sleepeth.
-+-
Hester Smith
Daughter of the above
Died August 26th 1885
Aged 75 years." |- | |Y562 |[[Smith-195453|John]] |[[Smith-195453|Smith]] |1861 | |- |{{Image|file=Unknown-487985.jpg|size=s}} |284Y |[[Unknown-487985|Louisa Ann]] |[[Unknown-487985|Smith]] |1872 |"In
Affectionate Remembrance of
Mrs. Louisa Ann Smith
Widow of
Captain Robert M. Smith
of the Royal Engineers
who entered into rest
June 2nd 1872
Aged 83
-+-
She is not dead but sleepeth.
-+-
Hester Smith
Daughter of the above
Died August 26th 1885
Aged 75 years." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-244.jpg|size=s}} |1407-8N |[[Stedman-773|Mabel Mary]] |[[Stedman-773|Smith]] |1919 |"In Loving Memory
of
MABEL MARY
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
JOHN E L SMITH
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
23RD OCT 1919 AGED 30 YEARS.
DEATH HIDES BUT IT CANNOT DIVIDE
THOU ART BUT ON CHRIST'S OTHER SIDE
THOU WITH CHRIST & CHRIST WITH ME
AND SO TOGETHER STILL ARE WE" |- | |564Y |[[Barrett-9574|Mary (Barrett)]] |[[Barrett-9574|Smith]] |1862 | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-442.jpg|size=s}} |1610N |[[Smith-193759|Rose Kate]] |[[Smith-193759|Smith]] |1896 |"TO
THE MEMORY OF
ROSE KATE
ELDEST DAUGHTER OF
WILLIAM SETH-SMITH
OF TANGLEY
BORN FEBY 8TH 1850
DIED JANY 22ND? 1896
They... to..
...ss..s_e
..forever
.." |- |{{Image|file=Smith-92028.jpg|size=s}} |1793Y |[[Hartwell-3219|Sarah (Hartwell)]] |[[Hartwell-3219|Smith]] |1911 |"In
Loving Memory
of
SARAH SMITH
DIED FEBRUARY 26TH 1911
AGED 75 YEARS.
AT REST." |- |{{Image|file=Smith-204513.jpg|size=s}} |1889Y |[[Bosbery-1|Susan Elizabeth (Bosbery)]] |[[Bosbery-1|Smith]] |1936 |"In Fond Memory
-of-
CHARLES J. SMITH
FOR 53 YEARS THE LOVING HUSBAND OF
S. E. SMITH
BORN DEC 2ND 1850 DIED NOV 7[TH] 1927
'NEVER FORGOTTEN'
Also of SUSAN ELIZABETH SMITH
HIS BELOVED WIFE
DIED NOV 2ND 1936" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-443.jpg|size=s}} |1609N |[[Smith-193753|William Seth]] |[[Smith-193753|Smith]] |1887 |"In
AFFECTIONATE
REMEMBRANCE OF
CATHARINE CHARLOTTE,
THE DEARLY LOVED WIFE OF
WM SETH SMITH,
OF TANGLEY, WONERSH
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
MARCH 20TH 1872
-----
BLESSED ARE THE PURE IN HEART FOR
THEY SHALL SEE GOD MATTHEW ..
-----
ALSO OF
BEATRICE MARY,
DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE,
WHO DIED DECEMBER 30TH 1881,
AGED 21 YEARS.
-----
'SO HE GIVETH HIS BELOVED SLEEP.'
-----
ALSO OF
WILLIAM SETH SMITH
OF TANGLEY,
WHO DIED MAY 1ST 1887,
AGED 64 YEARS.
-----
'WITH CHRIST WHICH IS FAR BETTER.' PHIL. 1. 24." |- | |1128N |[[Smith-193971|William]] |[[Smith-193971|Smith]] |1884 | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-452.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Smith-193965|William]] |[[Smith-193965|Smith]] |1904 |"In
Loving Memory of
HARRIETT
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
WILLIAM SMITH,
DIED JUNE 22ND 1893,
AGED 64 YEARS.
---
Also WILLIAM SMITH,
DIED JUNE 14TH 1904,
AGED 76 YEARS.
'GOD IS LOVE.'" |- |{{Image|file=Pincott-79.jpg|size=s}} |205N |[[Pincott-79|Charlotte (Pincott)]] |[[Pincott-79|Smithers]] |1886 |"In Loving Memory of
ihs
CHARLOTTE,
WIFE OF JAMES SMITHERS
WHO ENTERED INTO REST,
SEPTR. 18TH 1886,
AGED 66.
-+-
'WAITING FOR THE COMING OF OUR
LORD JESUS CHRIST.' I.COR 1 CHAP. 7V.
-+-
Also
JAMES SMITHERS,
DIED AUGUST 17TH 1895,
AGED 81 YEARS.
-+-
I AM THE RESURRECTION AND THE LIFE. ST.JOHN XI 25" |- |{{Image|file=Pincott-79.jpg|size=s}} |205N |[[Smithers-1025|James]] |[[Smithers-1025|Smithers]] |1895 |"In Loving Memory of
ihs
CHARLOTTE,
WIFE OF JAMES SMITHERS
WHO ENTERED INTO REST,
SEPTR. 18TH 1886,
AGED 66.
-+-
'WAITING FOR THE COMING OF OUR
LORD JESUS CHRIST.' I.COR 1 CHAP. 7V.
-+-
Also
JAMES SMITHERS,
DIED AUGUST 17TH 1895,
AGED 81 YEARS.
-+-
I AM THE RESURRECTION AND THE LIFE. ST.JOHN XI 25" |- |{{Image|file=Andrews-14187.jpg|size=s}} |924Y |[[Andrews-14187|Sophia (Andrews)]] |[[Andrews-14187|Snatt]] |1867 |"In
MEMORY OF
SOPHIA SNATT
DAUGHTER OF THE LATE
WILLIAM & MARY ANDREWS
WHO DIED FEBY 19TH 1867
AGED 77 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Softley-95.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Softley-95|Charles]] |[[Softley-95|Softley]] |1832 |"IN MEMORY OF
CHARLES SOFTLEY
who died April 20th 1832
(and who lies interred in Godalming
Churchyard)
Aged 40.
-+-
Also MARTHA,
Widow of the above,
who died November 20th 187[4]
Aged 80
'Thine, O Lord, is the victory.'" |- |{{Image|file=Softley-91.jpg|size=s}} |650Y |[[Softley-91|Charles George]] |[[Softley-91|Softley]] |1863 |"In
Memory of
CHARLES GEORGE SOFTLEY
who died December 5th 1863
AGED 5 YEARS
ALSO EMILY SOFTLEY
who died December 1[8?]th 1863
AGED 3 YEARS
The beloved children of GEORGE
and CAROLINE SOFTLEY
I ..the Lord
..
the ..
.." |- |{{Image|file=Softley-91.jpg|size=s}} |649Y |[[Softley-93|Emily]] |[[Softley-93|Softley]] |1863 |"In
Memory of
CHARLES GEORGE SOFTLEY
who died December 5th 1863
AGED 5 YEARS
ALSO EMILY SOFTLEY
who died December 1[8?]th 1863
AGED 3 YEARS
The beloved children of GEORGE
and CAROLINE SOFTLEY
I ..the Lord
..
the ..
.." |- |{{Image|file=Linegar-14.jpg|size=s}} |572Y |[[Linegar-14|Hannah (Linegar)]] |[[Linegar-14|Softley]] |1863 |"..MEMORY OF
HANNAH WIFE OF
ALFRED SOFTLEY
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
AUGUST 28TH? 1863
AGED 33 YEARS
.." |- |{{Image|file=Softley-95.jpg|size=s}} |2221Y |[[Softley-95|Martha (Tapner)]] |[[Softley-95|Softley]] |1874 |"IN MEMORY OF
CHARLES SOFTLEY
who died April 20th 1832
(and who lies interred in Godalming
Churchyard)
Aged 40.
-+-
Also MARTHA,
Widow of the above,
who died November 20th 187[4]
Aged 80
'Thine, O Lord, is the victory.'" |- |{{Image|file=Softley-94.jpg|size=s}} |2220Y |[[Baxter-7228|Ruth (Baxter)]] |[[Baxter-7228|Softley]] |1914 |"In
Affectionate Remembrance of
WILLIAM SOFTLEY
OF GODALMING
WHO DIED SEPTEMBER 3RD 1905
IN HIS 79TH YEAR.
-+-
Also of
RUTH SOFTLEY
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED JULY 24TH 1914
AGED 93 YEARS.
-+-
Peace, Perfect Peace." |- |{{Image|file=Softley-94.jpg|size=s}} |2220Y |[[Softley-94|William]] |[[Softley-94|Softley]] |1905 |"In
Affectionate Remembrance of
WILLIAM SOFTLEY
OF GODALMING
WHO DIED SEPTEMBER 3RD 1905
IN HIS 79TH YEAR.
-+-
Also of
RUTH SOFTLEY
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED JULY 24TH 1914
AGED 93 YEARS.
-+-
Peace, Perfect Peace." |- |{{Image|file=Smith-205971.jpg|size=s}} |1789Y |[[Smith-205973|Adeline Mary Ann (Smith)]] |[[Smith-205973|Spenceley]] |1936 |"IN LOVING MEMORY
OF
MARY ANN
THE BELOVED WIFE OF CHARLES SMITH
BORN JUNE 6TH 1818, DIED MAY 13TH 1896.
EARTH HOLDS ONE GENTLE SPIRIT LESS
AND HEAVEN ONE ANGEL MORE.
ALSO OF
CHARLES SMITH
BORN NOVEMBER 6TH 1815, DIED AUGUST 19TH 1898
HIS END WAS PEACE.
EDITH A. CLEGHORN,
ELDER DAUGHTER OF A. M. A. SPENCELEY
DIED ... 195[1] AGED 75
ADELINE MARY ANN SPENCELEY,
YOUNGEST DAUGHTER,
DIED MAY 10TH 1936 AGED 82 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Spooner-1594.jpg|size=s}} |2205Y |[[Spooner-1594|George Cecil Frederick]] |[[Spooner-1594|Spooner]] |1876 |"IHS
IN
AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE
OF
GEORGE CECIL FREDERICK SPOONER
WHO DIED AT CHARTERHOUSE
ON THE 4TH OF JULY 1876,
AGED [1]6 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Stafford-4965.jpg|size=s}} |254Y |[[Bachelor-203|Elizabeth (Bachelor)]] |[[Bachelor-203|Stafford]] |1859 |"IN MEMORY OF
HARRIET
THE AFFECTIONATE WIFE OF
WILLIAM WELLS THOMAS
AND DAUGHTER OF
WILLM. & ELIZTH. STAFFORD
BORN APRIL 10TH? 1805
DIED SEPTEMBER .. 1857
..[AL]SO O[F]
WILLIAM STAFFORD
..1889
..OSE [L?]A[TE?]..
ALSO OF
WILLIAM STAFFORD
WHOSE REMAINS ARE DEPOSITED IN
GODALMING CHURCHYARD
BORN OCTOBER 20TH? 1780
DIED NOVEMBER 21ST 1854
---
AND
ELIZABETH STAFFORD
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
[BORN] MAY .. 1779
DIED JANUARY .. 1859" |- |{{Image|file=Stafford-4965.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Stafford-4965|William]] |[[Stafford-4965|Stafford]] |1854 |"IN MEMORY OF
HARRIET
THE AFFECTIONATE WIFE OF
WILLIAM WELLS THOMAS
AND DAUGHTER OF
WILLM. & ELIZTH. STAFFORD
BORN APRIL 10TH? 1805
DIED SEPTEMBER .. 1857
..[AL]SO O[F]
WILLIAM STAFFORD
..1889
..OSE [L?]A[TE?]..
ALSO OF
WILLIAM STAFFORD
WHOSE REMAINS ARE DEPOSITED IN
GODALMING CHURCHYARD
BORN OCTOBER 20TH? 1780
DIED NOVEMBER 21ST 1854
---
AND
ELIZABETH STAFFORD
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
[BORN] MAY .. 1779
DIED JANUARY .. 1859" |- |{{Image|file=Stafford-4965.jpg|size=s}} |254Y |[[Stafford-4967|William]] |[[Stafford-4967|Stafford]] |1889 |"IN MEMORY OF
HARRIET
THE AFFECTIONATE WIFE OF
WILLIAM WELLS THOMAS
AND DAUGHTER OF
WILLM. & ELIZTH. STAFFORD
BORN APRIL 10TH? 1805
DIED SEPTEMBER .. 1857
..[AL]SO O[F]
WILLIAM STAFFORD
..1889
..OSE [L?]A[TE?]..
ALSO OF
WILLIAM STAFFORD
WHOSE REMAINS ARE DEPOSITED IN
GODALMING CHURCHYARD
BORN OCTOBER 20TH? 1780
DIED NOVEMBER 21ST 1854
---
AND
ELIZABETH STAFFORD
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
[BORN] MAY .. 1779
DIED JANUARY .. 1859" |- | |1217N |[[Stainer-305|Christine Elizabeth]] |[[Stainer-305|Stainer]] |1908 | |- | |1211N |[[Stainer-300|Edith Elizabeth]] |[[Stainer-300|Stainer]] |1873 | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-395.jpg|size=s}} |1217N |[[Stainer-298|Harry Weeks]] |[[Stainer-298|Stainer]] |1867 |"HARRY WEEKS
STAINER
Died July 17, 1867
Aged 7 Months." |- | |1177N |[[Stainer-301|Herbert]] |[[Stainer-301|Stainer]] |1880 | |- | |1207N |[[Stainer-302|Selina Louise]] |[[Stainer-302|Stainer]] |1874 | |- | |83AY |[[State-9|Eliza Annie]] |[[State-9|State]] |1886 | |- | |1833Y |[[State-11|Florence Louisa]] |[[State-11|State]] |1905 | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-263.jpg|size=s}} |819N |[[Dore-600|Mary]] |[[Dore-600|State]] |1901 |"In
Loving Memory of
WILLIAM STATE
WHO DIED MAY 10TH 1898
AGED 68 YEARS
-----
PEACE, PERFECT PEACE
-----
Also
in Loving Memory of our
Dear Mother
MARY STATE
AND THE BELOVED WIFE OF
WILLIAM STATE
WHO DIED DECEMBER 26TH 1901
AGED 65 YEARS.
R. I. P." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-263.jpg|size=s}} |819N |[[State-8|William]] |[[State-8|State]] |1898 |"In
Loving Memory of
WILLIAM STATE
WHO DIED MAY 10TH 1898
AGED 68 YEARS
-----
PEACE, PERFECT PEACE
-----
Also
in Loving Memory of our
Dear Mother
MARY STATE
AND THE BELOVED WIFE OF
WILLIAM STATE
WHO DIED DECEMBER 26TH 1901
AGED 65 YEARS.
R. I. P." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-345.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Debenham-89|Kate (Debenham)]] |[[Debenham-89|Staton]] |1938 |"In Loving Memory of
.. THEIR DAUGHTER
KATE STATON
.. DECEMBER 1938" |- | |1251Y |[[Stedman-777|Abraham]] |[[Stedman-777|Stedman]] |1933 | |- | |1415N |[[Stedman-776|Abraham Toft]] |[[Stedman-776|Stedman]] |1907 | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-454.jpg|size=s}} |1296-7N |[[Stedman-774|Alfred William]] |[[Stedman-774|Stedman]] |1930 |"In Loving Memory
of
ALFRED WILLIAM STEDMAN
BORN JULY 26TH 1857 DIED JUNE 3RD 1930
---
HIS END WAS PEACE
JENNIE {MARY JANE} STEDMAN
DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE
PASSED AWAY FEBY 1ST 1932
---
LOVED LONG SINCE BUT LOST AWHILE
..STEDMAN
..." |- |{{Image|file=Stedman-815.jpg|size=s}} |2120Y |[[Stedman-815|Henry]] |[[Stedman-815|Stedman]] |1880 |"..YE.." |- |{{Image|file=Stedman-814.jpg|size=s}} |2121Y |[[Stedman-816|Henry Frederick]] |[[Stedman-816|Stedman]] |1924 |"In
Loving Memory of
RICHARD BOGUE STEDMAN
DIED 21ST OCTOBER 1920
AGED 81 YEARS
-+-
Also
HENRY FREDERICK STEDMAN" |- | |1251Y |[[Mauger-186|Mary (Mauger)]] |[[Mauger-186|Stedman]] |1922 | |- | |1415N |[[Tester-519|Mary Ann (Tester)]] |[[Tester-519|Stedman]] |1901 | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-454.jpg|size=s}} |1298-9N |[[Stedman-775|Mary Jane ("Jennie")]] |[[Stedman-775|Stedman]] |1932 |"In Loving Memory
of
ALFRED WILLIAM STEDMAN
BORN JULY 26TH 1857 DIED JUNE 3RD 1930
---
HIS END WAS PEACE
JENNIE {MARY JANE} STEDMAN
DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE
PASSED AWAY FEBY 1ST 1932
---
LOVED LONG SINCE BUT LOST AWHILE
..STEDMAN
..." |- |{{Image|file=Stedman-814.jpg|size=s}} |2121Y |[[Stedman-814|Richard Bogue]] |[[Stedman-814|Stedman]] |1920 |"In
Loving Memory of
RICHARD BOGUE STEDMAN
DIED 21ST OCTOBER 1920
AGED 81 YEARS
-+-
Also
HENRY FREDERICK STEDMAN" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-454.jpg|size=s}} |1296-7N |[[Roberts-32816|Rose Mary]] |[[Roberts-32816|Stedman]] |1936 |"In Loving Memory
of
ALFRED WILLIAM STEDMAN
BORN JULY 26TH 1857 DIED JUNE 3RD 1930
---
HIS END WAS PEACE
JENNIE {MARY JANE} STEDMAN
DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE
PASSED AWAY FEBY 1ST 1932
---
LOVED LONG SINCE BUT LOST AWHILE
..STEDMAN
..." |- |{{Image|file=Stedman-815.jpg|size=s}} |2120Y |[[Smith-202740|Sarah (Smith)]] |[[Smith-202740|Stedman]] |1874 |"..YE.." |- |{{Image|file=Steggles-110.jpg|size=s}} |679Y |[[Steggles-110|Frederick William]] |[[Steggles-110|Steggles]] |1896 |"'FREDDY'
FREDERICK WILLIAM
STEGGLES
BORN MARCH 29TH 1891
DIED AUGUST 16TH 1896" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-341.jpg|size=s}} |960N |[[Stenning-111|Richard]] |[[Stenning-111|Stenning]] |1911 |"In
Loving Memory of
SARAH ELIZABETH
WIFE OF
RICHARD STENNING
BORN JULY 19TH 1822,
DIED JULY 11TH 1891
-----
AT REST.
Also of RICHARD STENNING
BORN FEBR. 18TH 1822
DIED FEBR. 12TH 1911.
-----
'PEACE PERFECT PEACE.'
Also of SARAH JANE STENNING
DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE
BORN MARCH 3RD 1850
DIED JANY. 16TH 1936
-----" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-341.jpg|size=s}} |960N |[[Holden-4363|Sarah Elizabeth]] |[[Holden-4363|Stenning]] |1891 |"In
Loving Memory of
SARAH ELIZABETH
WIFE OF
RICHARD STENNING
BORN JULY 19TH 1822,
DIED JULY 11TH 1891
-----
AT REST.
Also of RICHARD STENNING
BORN FEBR. 18TH 1822
DIED FEBR. 12TH 1911.
-----
'PEACE PERFECT PEACE.'
Also of SARAH JANE STENNING
DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE
BORN MARCH 3RD 1850
DIED JANY. 16TH 1936
-----" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-341.jpg|size=s}} |960N |[[Stenning-112|Sarah Jane]] |[[Stenning-112|Stenning]] |1936 |"In
Loving Memory of
SARAH ELIZABETH
WIFE OF
RICHARD STENNING
BORN JULY 19TH 1822,
DIED JULY 11TH 1891
-----
AT REST.
Also of RICHARD STENNING
BORN FEBR. 18TH 1822
DIED FEBR. 12TH 1911.
-----
'PEACE PERFECT PEACE.'
Also of SARAH JANE STENNING
DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE
BORN MARCH 3RD 1850
DIED JANY. 16TH 1936
-----" |- |{{Image|file=Stephens-11401.jpg|size=s}} |1140aY |[[Stephens-11402|Fanny Winifred]] |[[Stephens-11402|Stephens]] |1918 |"33492 2ND CORPORAL
TOM MORRIS STEPHENS
ROYAL ENGINEERS
10TH DECEMBER 1916
+
NOT GONE FROM MEMORY
NOT GONE FROM LOVE
BUT GONE TO
OUR FATHER'S HOME ABOVE" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-506.jpg|size=s}} |1316-7N |[[Hills-2414|Julia (Hills)]] |[[Hills-2414|Stephens]] |1912 |"In Loving Memory of
LILIAN CLARA STEPHENS
DIED FEBR. 3R 1910,
AGED 12 YEARS.
---
Also of
JULIA STEPHENS
MOTHER OF THE ABOVE
DIED MARCH 9TH 1912,
AGED 43 YEARS.
---
'THY WILL BE DONE.'" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-506.jpg|size=s}} |1315N |[[Stephens-11254|Lilian Clara]] |[[Stephens-11254|Stephens]] |1910 |"In Loving Memory of
LILIAN CLARA STEPHENS
DIED FEBR. 3R 1910,
AGED 12 YEARS.
---
Also of
JULIA STEPHENS
MOTHER OF THE ABOVE
DIED MARCH 9TH 1912,
AGED 43 YEARS.
---
'THY WILL BE DONE.'" |- |{{Image|file=Stephens-11401.jpg|size=s}} |1140aY |[[Stephens-11401|Tom Morris]] |[[Stephens-11401|Stephens]] |1916 |"33492 2ND CORPORAL
TOM MORRIS STEPHENS
ROYAL ENGINEERS
10TH DECEMBER 1916
+
NOT GONE FROM MEMORY
NOT GONE FROM LOVE
BUT GONE TO
OUR FATHER'S HOME ABOVE" |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-25.jpg|size=s}} |2140Y |[[Unknown-484548|Georgiana]] |[[Unknown-484548|Stevens]] |1868 |"..MEMORY OF
GE[ORGIAN]A STEVENS
[WHO] DIED
[AT COMP]TON
[OCTOBER] 30
[1868]
[AGED 54 Y]EARS" |- |{{Image|file=Steward-2722.jpg|size=s}} |75DY |[[Steward-2722|Denis John Murillo]] |[[Steward-2722|Steward]] |1915 |"In
Sweet Memory
of
Denis,
Aged 3 years
Feb 21st 1915." |- |{{Image|file=Mackey-2115.jpg|size=s}} |1926Y |[[Stilwell-837|Emma]] |[[Stilwell-837|Stilwell]] |1889 |"In
Loving Memory of
STEPHEN MACKEY,
AT REST 16TH MAY 1900
AGED 80 YEARS.
'HIS END WAS PEACE.'
---
Also of
EMMA STILLWELL,
AT REST 27TH MARCH 1889
AGED 66 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Stilwell-775.jpg|size=s}} |581Y |[[Stilwell-775|John Shurlock]] |[[Stilwell-775|Stilwell]] |1862 |"SACRED
to
THE MEMORY OF
JOHN SHURLOCK
STILWELL
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
JANUARY 2ND 1862,
AGED 56 YEARS.
---
ALSO MARY,
WIFE OF THE ABOVE,
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
MAY 25TH 1858,
AGED 44 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Stilwell-775.jpg|size=s}} |581Y |[[Niblett-214|Mary (Niblett)]] |[[Niblett-214|Stilwell]] |1858 |"SACRED
to
THE MEMORY OF
JOHN SHURLOCK
STILWELL
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
JANUARY 2ND 1862,
AGED 56 YEARS.
---
ALSO MARY,
WIFE OF THE ABOVE,
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
MAY 25TH 1858,
AGED 44 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Stovold-11.jpg|size=s}} |48AY |[[Stovold-11|James]] |[[Stovold-11|Stovold]] |1885 |"In
Loving Memory of
JAMES STOVOLD,
OF BINSCOMBE,
DIED MAY 19TH 1885
AGED 67 YEARS
---
A LIGHT FROM [OUR HOUSEHOLD] HAS GONE
THE VOICE [WE LOVED IS] STILLED
A VACANT PLACE [IS IN OUR HOUSE]
WHICH [NEVER CAN BE FILLED]" |- |{{Image|file=Strapp-40.jpg|size=s}} |689N |[[Strapp-40|Agnes]] |[[Strapp-40|Strapp]] |1897 |"In Loving Memory
-of-
AGNES STRAPP
WHO DIED SEPTEMBER 25TH 1897
AGED 31 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-389.jpg|size=s}} |1106AN |[[Street-2277|Barbara Isabel]] |[[Street-2277|Street]] |1882 |"BARBARA ISABEL STREET
DAUGHTER OF
HENRY & BARBARA
BORN .. 1881
DIED .. [1882]" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-517.jpg|size=s}} |1144N |[[Rea-1914|Barbara (Rea)]] |[[Rea-1914|Street]] |1882 |"IN
MEMORY OF
MARGARET,
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
THOMAS REA,
WHO DIED 24TH FEBRUARY 1883,
AGED 51 YEARS.
-----
ALSO BARBARA,
WIFE OF H STREET,
AND SECOND DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE,
WHO DIED NOVER. 20TH 1882
INTERRED IN THIS CEMETERY.
-----
ALSO ISABELLA,
WIFE OF W SKINNER,
AND THIRD DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED SEPT. 30TH 1908
INTERRED AT BELLS HILL BARNET.
-----
THOMAS REA
WHO DIED APRIL 9TH 1910
IN HIS 80TH YEAR.
O MY GOD PREPARE MY SOUL FOR THAT GREAT
DAY THE HOUR OF MY DEPARTURE HAS COME
I HEAR THE VOICE THAT CALLS ME HOME.
-----
ALSO JANET SKINNER 4TH DAUGHTER OF
THOMAS REA
DIED FEBRUARY 11TH 1929 AGED 65 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Caplin-92.jpg|size=s}} |2707Y |[[Caplin-92|Charlotte (Caplin)]] |[[Caplin-92|Street]] |1857 |"THIS
STONE IS ERECTED
TO THE MEMORY OF
CHARLOTTE STREET,
FORMERLY WIFE OF
JOHN HILL,
WHO DIED THE WIDOW OF
JAMES STREET
ON SATURDAY JUNE 6TH
1857,
AGED 81 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-592.jpg|size=s}} |1672EY |[[Sumner-2587|Benjamin]] |[[Sumner-2587|Sumner]] |1922 |"In
Loving Memory of
BENJAMIN SUMNER,
DIED 7TH NOVR 1922, AGED 75 YEARS.
---
'SLEEP, YES SLEEP, WITH SUFFRINGS O'ER.'
---
Also of MARY ANN SUMNER
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
DIED JULY 24TH 1932, AGED 79 YEARS.
---
'LET ME LAY DOWN IN PEACE TO REST
UNTIL WE MEET IN THE LAND OF THE BLEST.'
---
Also of THEIR DAUGHTER
DAISY MAUD SUMNER,
DIED SEPT. 15TH 1961, AGED 70 YEARS.
LOVES? LAST GIFT? 'REMEMBRANCE.'" |- | |1959Y |[[Sumner-2589|Bertha Edith]] |[[Sumner-2589|Sumner]] |1890 | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-592.jpg|size=s}} |1672EY |[[Sumner-2588|Daisy Maud]] |[[Sumner-2588|Sumner]] |1961 |"In
Loving Memory of
BENJAMIN SUMNER,
DIED 7TH NOVR 1922, AGED 75 YEARS.
---
'SLEEP, YES SLEEP, WITH SUFFRINGS O'ER.'
---
Also of MARY ANN SUMNER
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
DIED JULY 24TH 1932, AGED 79 YEARS.
---
'LET ME LAY DOWN IN PEACE TO REST
UNTIL WE MEET IN THE LAND OF THE BLEST.'
---
Also of THEIR DAUGHTER
DAISY MAUD SUMNER,
DIED SEPT. 15TH 1961, AGED 70 YEARS.
LOVES? LAST GIFT? 'REMEMBRANCE.'" |- | |1148N |[[Fry-6089|Hannah (Fry)]] |[[Fry-6089|Sumner]] |1875 | |- |{{Image|file=Sumner-2601.jpg|size=s}} |676Y |[[Sumner-2601|James]] |[[Sumner-2601|Sumner]] |1884 |"In Affectionate Remembrance
of
JAMES SUMNER
THE BELOVED HUSBAND OF
LUCY SUMNER
WHO ENTERED INTO REST FEBY 13TH 1884
AGED 65 YEARS.
NOT GONE BUT GONE BEFORE." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-592.jpg|size=s}} |1672EY |[[Mandeville-762|Mary Ann (Mandeville)]] |[[Mandeville-762|Sumner]] |1932 |"In
Loving Memory of
BENJAMIN SUMNER,
DIED 7TH NOVR 1922, AGED 75 YEARS.
---
'SLEEP, YES SLEEP, WITH SUFFRINGS O'ER.'
---
Also of MARY ANN SUMNER
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
DIED JULY 24TH 1932, AGED 79 YEARS.
---
'LET ME LAY DOWN IN PEACE TO REST
UNTIL WE MEET IN THE LAND OF THE BLEST.'
---
Also of THEIR DAUGHTER
DAISY MAUD SUMNER,
DIED SEPT. 15TH 1961, AGED 70 YEARS.
LOVES? LAST GIFT? 'REMEMBRANCE.'" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-539.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Suter-365|Sergt. E.]] |[[Suter-365|Suter]] |1916 |"In
Loving Memory of
GEORGE BOWLER
WHO DIED 13TH MAY 1915, AGED 80 YEARS
----
Also of MARY,
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED 6TH JUNE 1893, AGED 58 YEARS.
----
Also, SERGT. E. SUTER,
WHO DIED WHILE SERVING HIS COUNTRY
4TH JANY. 1916, AGED 52 YEARS.
AT REST.
Also EDGAR WALKER
KILLED IN FRANCE 10TH SEPTR 1918
AGED 35 YEARS
HIS MEMORY EVER DEAR" |- |{{Image|file=Stilwell-774.jpg|size=s}} |582Y |[[Stilwell-774|Maria (Stilwell)]] |[[Stilwell-774|Syndercombe]] |1858 |"SACRED
to
THE MEMORY OF
MARIA, WIFE OF
EDWARD SYNDERCOMBE
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
APRIL 4TH 1858,
AGED 48 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-26.jpg|size=s}} | |[[Unknown-472336|Elizabeth Clara]] |[[Unknown-472336|Takacs]] |2014 |"In memory of Elizabeth Clara Takacs 1927-2014
Beloved mother
Ever in our hearts" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-425.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Tayler-294|Ellen]] |[[Tayler-294|Tayler]] |1868 |"'THAT'S HALLOWED GROUND WHERE, MOURNED AND MISSED,
THE LIPS REPOSE OUR LOVE HAS KISSED
WHILE IN OURSELVES THEIR SOULS EXIST,
A PART OF OURS.'
-----
ELLEN, (NELL), THE ELDEST CHILD
DIED 23RD JULY 1868, AGED 15.
FRANK, THE YOUNGEST CHILD,
DIED 21ST JULY 1868, AGED 6.
LAURA, THE THIRD DAUGHTER,
DIED 22ND SEPTR 1877, AGED 19.
WILL TAYLER, THE ELDEST SON
DIED 31ST DECEMBER 1927 AGED 71.
MARY TAYLER, THE SECOND DAUGHTER
DIED 17TH SEPT 1940 AGED 85." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-427.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Ellis-17803|Ellen]] |[[Ellis-17803|Tayler]] |1895 |"ELLEN TAYLER,
THE BELOVED WIFE AND MOTHER,
DIED 29TH JUNE 1895
AGED 75.
GEORGE TAYLER
DIED 30TH DECEMBER 1908
AGED 83
WE ALL MUST WORK
AND HE IS BRAVEST, HAPPIEST, BEST
WHO FROM THE TASK WITHIN HIS SPAN,
EARNS FOR HIMSELF HIS EVENING REST
AND AN INCREASE OF GOOD FOR MAN
----" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-425.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Tayler-295|Frank]] |[[Tayler-295|Tayler]] |1868 |"'THAT'S HALLOWED GROUND WHERE, MOURNED AND MISSED,
THE LIPS REPOSE OUR LOVE HAS KISSED
WHILE IN OURSELVES THEIR SOULS EXIST,
A PART OF OURS.'
-----
ELLEN, (NELL), THE ELDEST CHILD
DIED 23RD JULY 1868, AGED 15.
FRANK, THE YOUNGEST CHILD,
DIED 21ST JULY 1868, AGED 6.
LAURA, THE THIRD DAUGHTER,
DIED 22ND SEPTR 1877, AGED 19.
WILL TAYLER, THE ELDEST SON
DIED 31ST DECEMBER 1927 AGED 71.
MARY TAYLER, THE SECOND DAUGHTER
DIED 17TH SEPT 1940 AGED 85." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-427.jpg|size=s}} |N1517 |[[Tayler-292|George]] |[[Tayler-292|Tayler]] |1908 |"ELLEN TAYLER,
THE BELOVED WIFE AND MOTHER,
DIED 29TH JUNE 1895
AGED 75.
GEORGE TAYLER
DIED 30TH DECEMBER 1908
AGED 83
WE ALL MUST WORK
AND HE IS BRAVEST, HAPPIEST, BEST
WHO FROM THE TASK WITHIN HIS SPAN,
EARNS FOR HIMSELF HIS EVENING REST
AND AN INCREASE OF GOOD FOR MAN
----" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-428.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Durant-861|Kate]] |[[Durant-861|Tayler]] |1954 |"TO THE DEAR MEMORY OF
JOHN KINNELL,
(HUSBAND OF ROSE, THE YOUNGEST DAUGHTER)
WHO DIED 19TH OCTOBER 1913 AGED 52
A LOYAL HEART AND TRUE
AND OF EILEEN MARY
THEIR LITTLE DAUGHTER
BORN 16TH JUNE DIED 15TH AUGUST 1897.
AND OF ROSE KINNELL
DIED 22ND AUG 1946, AGED 86.
DEARLY REMEMBERED BY HER SEVEN SONS
AND OF KATE, WIFE OF WILL TAYLER
DIED .. 1954 AGED 90" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-425.jpg|size=s}} |N1516 |[[Tayler-296|Laura]] |[[Tayler-296|Tayler]] |1877 |"'THAT'S HALLOWED GROUND WHERE, MOURNED AND MISSED,
THE LIPS REPOSE OUR LOVE HAS KISSED
WHILE IN OURSELVES THEIR SOULS EXIST,
A PART OF OURS.'
-----
ELLEN, (NELL), THE ELDEST CHILD
DIED 23RD JULY 1868, AGED 15.
FRANK, THE YOUNGEST CHILD,
DIED 21ST JULY 1868, AGED 6.
LAURA, THE THIRD DAUGHTER,
DIED 22ND SEPTR 1877, AGED 19.
WILL TAYLER, THE ELDEST SON
DIED 31ST DECEMBER 1927 AGED 71.
MARY TAYLER, THE SECOND DAUGHTER
DIED 17TH SEPT 1940 AGED 85." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-425.jpg|size=s}} |N1577 |[[Tayler-297|Mary]] |[[Tayler-297|Tayler]] |1940 |"'THAT'S HALLOWED GROUND WHERE, MOURNED AND MISSED,
THE LIPS REPOSE OUR LOVE HAS KISSED
WHILE IN OURSELVES THEIR SOULS EXIST,
A PART OF OURS.'
-----
ELLEN, (NELL), THE ELDEST CHILD
DIED 23RD JULY 1868, AGED 15.
FRANK, THE YOUNGEST CHILD,
DIED 21ST JULY 1868, AGED 6.
LAURA, THE THIRD DAUGHTER,
DIED 22ND SEPTR 1877, AGED 19.
WILL TAYLER, THE ELDEST SON
DIED 31ST DECEMBER 1927 AGED 71.
MARY TAYLER, THE SECOND DAUGHTER
DIED 17TH SEPT 1940 AGED 85." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-425.jpg|size=s}} |N1577 |[[Tayler-293|Will]] |[[Tayler-293|Tayler]] |1937 |"'THAT'S HALLOWED GROUND WHERE, MOURNED AND MISSED,
THE LIPS REPOSE OUR LOVE HAS KISSED
WHILE IN OURSELVES THEIR SOULS EXIST,
A PART OF OURS.'
-----
ELLEN, (NELL), THE ELDEST CHILD
DIED 23RD JULY 1868, AGED 15.
FRANK, THE YOUNGEST CHILD,
DIED 21ST JULY 1868, AGED 6.
LAURA, THE THIRD DAUGHTER,
DIED 22ND SEPTR 1877, AGED 19.
WILL TAYLER, THE ELDEST SON
DIED 31ST DECEMBER 1927 AGED 71.
MARY TAYLER, THE SECOND DAUGHTER
DIED 17TH SEPT 1940 AGED 85." |- |{{Image|file=Taylor-60963.jpg|size=s}} |588Y |[[Taylor-60964|Hannah Annie (Taylor)]] |[[Taylor-60964|Lane]] |1873 |"In Memory of
William Bamford Taylor
late of the Grenadier Guards
who died Nov 20 1867
Aged 55 years.
Blessed are ..
Also of Hannah ..
Wife of..
C..
and Daug..
who died ..
S.." |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-27.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Debenham-82|Helen (Debenham)]] |[[Debenham-82|Taylor]] |1960 |"IN
LOVING MEMORY OF
JOHN JASPER TAYLOR
BORN OCTOBER 19 1836
DIED SEPTEMBER 19 1910
JULIA ELLEN TAYLOR
DIED MARCH 3D 1929 AGED 84 YEARS
---
HELEN TAYLOR
[BORN] NOVR 21ST 1872 DIED SEPT 10TH 1960
SYDNEY LUNING TAYLOR
1873 - 1964." |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-27.jpg|size=s}} |1958BY |[[Luning-97|Julia Ellen (Luning)]] |[[Luning-97|Taylor]] |1929 |"IN
LOVING MEMORY OF
JOHN JASPER TAYLOR
BORN OCTOBER 19 1836
DIED SEPTEMBER 19 1910
JULIA ELLEN TAYLOR
DIED MARCH 3D 1929 AGED 84 YEARS
---
HELEN TAYLOR
[BORN] NOVR 21ST 1872 DIED SEPT 10TH 1960
SYDNEY LUNING TAYLOR
1873 - 1964." |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-27.jpg|size=s}} |1958BY |[[Taylor-58443|John Jasper]] |[[Taylor-58443|Taylor]] |1910 |"IN
LOVING MEMORY OF
JOHN JASPER TAYLOR
BORN OCTOBER 19 1836
DIED SEPTEMBER 19 1910
JULIA ELLEN TAYLOR
DIED MARCH 3D 1929 AGED 84 YEARS
---
HELEN TAYLOR
[BORN] NOVR 21ST 1872 DIED SEPT 10TH 1960
SYDNEY LUNING TAYLOR
1873 - 1964." |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-21.jpg|size=s}} |1953Y |[[Taylor-58339|Mary Jane]] |[[Taylor-58339|Taylor]] |1923 |"KATHERINE MARY MELLERSH
BORN JANUARY 29TH 1871
DIED SEPTEMBER 1ST 1902
MARY JANE TAYLOR
BORN JULY 21ST 1830,
DIED AUGUST 18TH, 1923.
FAITHFUL FRIEND AND NURSE
TO THE FAMILY FOR 55 YEARS
CAROLINE ELSIE MELLERSH
BORN APRIL 28 1878
DIED MARCH 26TH 1949" |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-27.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Taylor-59703|Sydney Luning]] |[[Taylor-59703|Taylor]] |1964 |"IN
LOVING MEMORY OF
JOHN JASPER TAYLOR
BORN OCTOBER 19 1836
DIED SEPTEMBER 19 1910
JULIA ELLEN TAYLOR
DIED MARCH 3D? 1929 AGED 84 YEARS
---
HELEN TAYLOR
[BORN] NOVR 21ST 1872 DIED SEPT 10TH 1960
SYDNEY LUNING TAYLOR
1873 - 1964." |- |{{Image|file=Taylor-60963.jpg|size=s}} |588Y |[[Taylor-60963|William Bamford]] |[[Taylor-60963|Taylor]] |1867 |"In Memory of
William Bamford Taylor
late of the Grenadier Guards
who died Nov 20 1867
Aged 55 years.
Blessed are ..
Also of Hannah ..
Wife of..
C..
and Daug..
who died ..
S.." |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-28.jpg|size=s}} |1948Y |[[Atfield-66|Emily]] |[[Atfield-66|Temple]] |1933 |"FRANCIS TEMPLE,
DIED NOVEMBER 28TH 1897,
AGED 59.
EMILY TEMPLE
WIFE OF ABOVE
DIED SEPT 22 1933
AGED 88" |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-28.jpg|size=s}} |1948Y |[[Temple-2282|Francis]] |[[Temple-2282|Temple]] |1897 |"FRANCIS TEMPLE,
DIED NOVEMBER 28TH 1897,
AGED 59.
EMILY TEMPLE
WIFE OF ABOVE
DIED SEPT 22 1933
AGED 88" |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-29.jpg|size=s}} |2152Y |[[Thomas-39078|Charles Shea]] |[[Thomas-39078|Thomas]] |1908 |"IN LOVING MEMORY OF
CHARLES SHEA THOMAS, ONLY SON OF
CHARLES SMITH THOMAS
[born?] 10? AUGUST 1848 FELL ASLEEP 23RD? MARCH 1908
ELIZABETH ISABELLA
THE DEARLY LOVED WIFE OF THE ABOVE
DIED 10TH JANUARY 1920" |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-30.jpg|size=s}} |2151Y |[[Thomas-39079|Charles Smith]] |[[Thomas-39079|Thomas]] |1880 |"CHARLES SMITH THOMAS
OF DOCTORS COMMONS
DIED 16TH OCTOBER 1880
AGED 71 YEARS
MARY
DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE
CHARLES SMITH THOMAS,
DIED 19 JULY 1915 AGED 77 YEARS
PEACE PERFECT PEACE." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-440.jpg|size=s}} |1614N |[[Thomas-40621|Edward]] |[[Thomas-40621|Thomas]] |1868 |"SACRED
TO THE MEMORY OF
EDWARD THOMAS
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
NOVEMBER 9TH 1868
AGED 59 YEARS.
-----
.. REDEEMED US FROM THE .." |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-29.jpg|size=s}} |2152Y |[[Smith-187628|Elizabeth Isabella]] |[[Smith-187628|Thomas]] |1920 |"IN LOVING MEMORY OF
CHARLES SHEA THOMAS, ONLY SON OF
CHARLES SMITH THOMAS
[born?] 10? AUGUST 1848 FELL ASLEEP 23RD? MARCH 1908
ELIZABETH ISABELLA
THE DEARLY LOVED WIFE OF THE ABOVE
DIED 10TH JANUARY 1920" |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-29.jpg|size=s}} |2152Y |[[Thomas-39875|Elizabeth Muriel]] |[[Thomas-39875|Thomas]] |1952 |"ELIZABETH MURIEL
THOMAS
ON APRIL 14TH" |- |{{Image|file=Stafford-4965.jpg|size=s}} |255Y |[[Stafford-4966|Harriet (Stafford)]] |[[Stafford-4966|Thomas]] |1857 |"IN MEMORY OF
HARRIET
THE AFFECTIONATE WIFE OF
WILLIAM WELLS THOMAS
AND DAUGHTER OF
WILLM. & ELIZTH. STAFFORD
BORN APRIL 10TH? 1805
DIED SEPTEMBER .. 1857
..[AL]SO O[F]
WILLIAM STAFFORD
..1889
..OSE [L?]A[TE?]..
ALSO OF
WILLIAM STAFFORD
WHOSE REMAINS ARE DEPOSITED IN
GODALMING CHURCHYARD
BORN OCTOBER 20TH? 1780
DIED NOVEMBER 21ST 1854
---
AND
ELIZABETH STAFFORD
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
[BORN] MAY .. 1779
DIED JANUARY .. 1859" |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-30.jpg|size=s}} |2151Y |[[Thomas-39080|Mary]] |[[Thomas-39080|Thomas]] |1915 |"CHARLES SMITH THOMAS
OF DOCTORS COMMONS
DIED 16TH OCTOBER 1880
AGED 71 YEARS
MARY
DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE
CHARLES SMITH THOMAS,
DIED 19 JULY 1915 AGED 77 YEARS
PEACE PERFECT PEACE." |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-31.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Thomas-39081|Robert Douglas]] |[[Thomas-39081|Thomas]] |1954 |"IN ETERNAL MEMORY OF
MY BELOVED HUSBAND
ROBERT DOUGLAS THOMAS
1891-1954
YOUNGER SON OF
CHARLES SHEA THOMAS" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-446.jpg|size=s}} |1612N |[[Unknown-484650|Sarah]] |[[Unknown-484650|Thomas]] |1878 |"In
Loving? Remembrance of
SARAH THOMAS
WHO FELL ASLEEP IN JESUS
APRIL 15TH 1878
AGED 59 YEARS
-----
THEM ALSO WHICH SLEEP IN JESUS WILL
GOD BRING WITH HIM." |- |{{Image|file=Thornhill-993.jpg|size=s}} |624Y |[[Thornhill-993|Thomas]] |[[Thornhill-993|Thornhill]] |1864 |"[IN MEMORY OF]?
THOMAS
SON OF
JAMES and MARY
THORNHILL
AGED 9 YEARS" |- | |832Y |[[Tice-862|Alice]] |[[Tice-862|Tice]] |1880 | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-596.jpg|size=s}} |1672BY |[[Warner-8999|Emma (Warner)]] |[[Warner-8999|Tice]] |1929 |"Rest in Peace.
In Loving Memory of
HENRY
THE DEARLY BELOVED HUSBAND OF
EMMA TICE.
DIED SEPT. 14TH 1911
AGED 70 YEARS.
Also of EMMA
HIS DEARLY BELOVED WIFE
WHO DIED JUNE 20TH 1929 AGED 84." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-596.jpg|size=s}} |1672BY |[[Tice-861|Henry]] |[[Tice-861|Tice]] |1911 |"Rest in Peace.
In Loving Memory of
HENRY
THE DEARLY BELOVED HUSBAND OF
EMMA TICE.
DIED SEPT. 14TH 1911
AGED 70 YEARS.
Also of EMMA
HIS DEARLY BELOVED WIFE
WHO DIED JUNE 20TH 1929 AGED 84." |- | |N950 |[[Barham-872|Bethiah (Barham)]] |[[Barham-872|Tickner]] |1892 | |- |{{Image|file=Tickner-254.jpg|size=s}} |939Y |[[Tickner-254|Edwin]] |[[Tickner-254|Tickner]] |1895 |"In
Loving Memory of
EDWIN TICKNER
DIED FEB 27TH 1895,
AGED 72 YEARS.
Also of
JUDITH TICKNER
DIED JUNE 9TH 1886,
AGED 92 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-352.jpg|size=s}} |1027N |[[Whate-2|Eleanor (Whate)]] |[[Whate-2|Tickner]] |1884 |"IN
MEMORY OF
ELEANOR
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
GEORGE TICKNER
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
DECEMBER 25TH 1884,
AGED 57 YEARS.
-----
'IN THE MIDST OF LIFE WE ARE IN DEATH.'" |- |{{Image|file=Tickner-254.jpg|size=s}} |939Y |[[Tickner-255|Esther]] |[[Tickner-255|Tickner]] |1874 |"In
Loving Memory of
EDWIN TICKNER
DIED FEB 27TH 1895,
AGED 72 YEARS.
Also of
JUDITH TICKNER
DIED JUNE 9TH 1886,
AGED 92 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Tickner-254.jpg|size=s}} |939Y |[[Smith-196389|Judith (Smith)]] |[[Smith-196389|Tickner]] |1886 |"In
Loving Memory of
EDWIN TICKNER
DIED FEB 27TH 1895,
AGED 72 YEARS.
Also of
JUDITH TICKNER
DIED JUNE 9TH 1886,
AGED 92 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Tickner-252.jpg|size=s}} |739Y |[[Tickner-252|Moses Bedford]] |[[Tickner-252|Tickner]] |1861 |"Sacred
TO THE MEMORY OF
MOSES BEDFORD TICKNER
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
12TH AUGUST 1861
AGED 37 YEARS
---
A [TRUE?] AND AFFECTIONATE HUSBAND
---
WATCH THEREFORE FOR YE KNOW NOT
WHAT HOUR YOUR LORD DOTH COME" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-464.jpg|size=s}} |N1300-1 |[[Tickner-245|Sarah Jane]] |[[Tickner-245|Tickner]] |1905 |"IN LOVING MEMORY OF
SARAH JANE TICKNER
WHO DIED 22ND DECR. 1905
AGED 39 - ALSO OF
EMILY MARY PULLEN
WHO DIED 11TH AUG 1937
AGED 63 AND THOMAS
HER HUSBAND WHO DIED AT..
29TH AUG 1916
AGED 47" |- | |N950 |[[Tickner-244|William]] |[[Tickner-244|Tickner]] |1900 | |- |{{Image|file=Tiller-636.jpg|size=s}} |1898-9Y |[[Tiller-636|Ambrose]] |[[Tiller-636|Tiller]] |1910 |"In Loving Memory
-of-
ERNEST ROBERT TILLER
DIED ... 1[89]2
AGED 17 YEARS & 9 MONTHS.
_AVING ...
In
Loving Memory
-of-
MY DEAR HUSBAND
AMBROSE TILLER
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
MAY ... 1910 AGED 65 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Tiller-636.jpg|size=s}} |1898Y |[[Tiller-637|Ernest Robert]] |[[Tiller-637|Tiller]] |1892 |"In Loving Memory
-of-
ERNEST ROBERT TILLER
DIED ... 1[89]2
AGED 17 YEARS & 9 MONTHS.
_AVING ...
In
Loving Memory
-of-
MY DEAR HUSBAND
AMBROSE TILLER
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
MAY ... 1910 AGED 65 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Tiller-636.jpg|size=s}} |1898-9Y |[[Yates-6452|Mary Ann (Yates)]] |[[Yates-6452|Tiller]] |1929 |"In Loving Memory
-of-
ERNEST ROBERT TILLER
DIED ... 1[89]2
AGED 17 YEARS & 9 MONTHS.
_AVING ...
In
Loving Memory
-of-
MY DEAR HUSBAND
AMBROSE TILLER
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
MAY ... 1910 AGED 65 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-605.jpg|size=s}} |Y1673a |[[Timberley-1|Charles]] |[[Timberley-1|Timberley]] |1925 |"Thy will be done
Sacred to the Memory of
SARAH ANN
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
CHARLES TIMBERLEY
DIED 26TH MARCH 1912
AGED 55 YEARS
..RLES TIMBERLEY
..D OF THE ABOVE
..9TH 1925 AGED 74
----
..P..
CHARLIE TIMBERLEY
'ANZACS'
..
... 30 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-605.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Timberley-3|Charlie]] |[[Timberley-3|Timberley]] |1915 |"Thy will be done
Sacred to the Memory of
SARAH ANN
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
CHARLES TIMBERLEY
DIED 26TH MARCH 1912
AGED 55 YEARS
..RLES TIMBERLEY
..D OF THE ABOVE
..9TH 1925 AGED 74
----
..P..
CHARLIE TIMBERLEY
'ANZACS'
..
... 30 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-605.jpg|size=s}} |Y1673a |[[Mayers-266|Sarah Ann]] |[[Mayers-266|Timberley]] |1912 |"Thy will be done
Sacred to the Memory of
SARAH ANN
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
CHARLES TIMBERLEY
DIED 26TH MARCH 1912
AGED 55 YEARS
..RLES TIMBERLEY
..D OF THE ABOVE
..9TH 1925 AGED 74
----
..P..
CHARLIE TIMBERLEY
'ANZACS'
..
... 30 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Tipler-309.jpg|size=s}} |580Y |[[Tipler-309|William]] |[[Tipler-309|Tipler]] |1866 |"..PLER
[WH]O D[IED]
..[JANU]ARY 6TH 1866
..YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Kimber-609.jpg|size=s}} |30aY |[[Titcomb-212|Godfrey]] |[[Titcomb-212|Titcomb]] |1964 |"AND OF HER HUSBAND
GODFREY
BORN JUNE [14TH 1874]
..." |- |{{Image|file=Kimber-609.jpg|size=s}} |29aY |[[Kimber-612|Rose (Kimber)]] |[[Kimber-612|Titcomb]] |1947 |"ALSO OF
ROSE TITCOMB
BORN NOVR 12TH 1870
DIED MARCH 18TH 1947
---
AT REST" |- |{{Image|file=Titmas-8.jpg|size=s}} |2251AY |[[Titmas-10|Harold Edric]] |[[Titmas-10|Titmas]] |1885 |"IN LOVING MEMORY OF
HAROLD EDRIC TITMAS
SECOND SON OF
THE REV. S. D. TITMAS
OF CHARTERHOUSE
BORN AUGUST 20TH 1881
DIED SEPTEMBER 2ND 1885" |- |{{Image|file=Titmas-8.jpg|size=s}} |2251AY |[[Titmas-9|Katherine Maud Sanders]] |[[Titmas-9|Titmas]] |1959 |"ALSO OF
KATHERINE MAUD
SANDERS TITMAS
ELDEST DAUGHTER OF
SAMUEL & SUSANNA
TITMAS
BORN AUGUST .. 1876
DIED OCTOBER 27TH 1959" |- |{{Image|file=Titmas-8.jpg|size=s}} |2251AY |[[Titmas-8|Samuel David]] |[[Titmas-8|Titmas]] |1894 |"IN LOVING MEMORY OF
SAMUEL DAVID TITMAS
B.SC, M.A.
DIED APRIL 11TH 1894
AGED 48 YEARS
FOR 22 YEARS SENIOR
SCIENCE MASTER AT
CHARTERHOUSE
AND 19 YEARS CURATE
AT FARNCOMBE
[SU]SA[NN]A TITMAS
..YEARS
..HEARTILY
..ED MEN?" |- |{{Image|file=Titmas-8.jpg|size=s}} |2251AY |[[Sanders-14350|Susanna (Sanders)]] |[[Sanders-14350|Titmas]] |1929 |"IN LOVING MEMORY OF
SAMUEL DAVID TITMAS
B.SC, M.A.
DIED APRIL 11TH 1894
AGED 48 YEARS
FOR 22 YEARS SENIOR
SCIENCE MASTER AT
CHARTERHOUSE
AND 19 YEARS CURATE
AT FARNCOMBE
[SU]SA[NN]A TITMAS
..YEARS
..HEARTILY
..ED MEN?" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-488.jpg|size=s}} |1568N |[[Tobitt-6|Israel]] |[[Tobitt-6|Tobitt]] |1873 |"IN
AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE
OF
MARY TOBITT
WIFE OF
ISRAEL TOBITT,
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
AT BIRTLEY FARM WITLEY
MARCH 20TH 1872,
AGED 74.
EVEN SO THEM ALSO WHICH SLEEP IN
JESUS WILL GOD BRING WITH HIM
THESSA ..
-----
ALSO OF
ISRAEL TOBITT
W.." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-488.jpg|size=s}} |1569N |[[Elliott-14306|Mary]] |[[Elliott-14306|Tobitt]] |1872 |"IN
AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE
OF
MARY TOBITT
WIFE OF
ISRAEL TOBITT,
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
AT BIRTLEY FARM WITLEY
MARCH 20TH 1872,
AGED 74.
EVEN SO THEM ALSO WHICH SLEEP IN
JESUS WILL GOD BRING WITH HIM
THESSA ..
-----
ALSO OF
ISRAEL TOBITT
W.." |- |{{Image|file=Townshend-281.jpg|size=s}} |431Y |[[Townshend-281|Chauncy Hare]] |[[Townshend-281|Townshend]] |1868 |"C. H. T." |- |{{Image|file=Trevatt-2.jpg|size=s}} |2155Y |[[Trevatt-2|Edgar]] |[[Trevatt-2|Trevatt]] |1883 |"In
Loving Memory of
EDGAR TREVATT
WHO DIED MARCH 18TH 1883,
AGED 38 YEARS.
-+-
'OUR DAYS ON EARTH ARE AS A SHADOW.'" |- |{{Image|file=Trevatt-3.jpg|size=s}} |2127Y |[[Trevatt-3|Harvey Mills]] |[[Trevatt-3|Trevatt]] |1876 |"In
Memory of
HARVEY MILLS TREV_TT
WHO DIED
JANUARY 28TH 1876,
AGED 63 YEARS.
-+-
NOT MY WILL BUT THINE BE DONE
-+-
Also
MARY TREVATT
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED
JUNE 3.. 1887
AGED 76? YEARS
-+-
...LIFE? ... IN DEATH" |- |{{Image|file=Trevatt-3.jpg|size=s}} |2127Y |[[Stilwell-809|Mary (Stilwell)]] |[[Stilwell-809|Trevatt]] |1887 |"In
Memory of
HARVEY MILLS TREV_TT
WHO DIED
JANUARY 28TH 1876,
AGED 63 YEARS.
-+-
NOT MY WILL BUT THINE BE DONE
-+-
Also
MARY TREVATT
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED
JUNE 3.. 1887
AGED 76? YEARS
-+-
...LIFE? ... IN DEATH" |- |{{Image|file=Yate-91.jpg|size=s}} |2101Y |[[Yate-93|Edith Louisa (Yate)]] |[[Yate-93|Trew]] |1910 |"ELIZABETH
GEORGINA YATE
DIED JANUARY 15TH 1910
AGED 62 YEARS.
EDITH LOUISA TREW,
DAUGHTER OF FREDERICK YATE
DIED FEBRUARY 2ND 1910
AGED 56 YEARS.
EDWARD BELLINGHAM TREW
HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE
DIED FEBRUARY 8TH 1911 AGED 63 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Yate-91.jpg|size=s}} |2101Y |[[Trew-378|Edward Bellingham]] |[[Trew-378|Trew]] |1911 |"ELIZABETH
GEORGINA YATE
DIED JANUARY 15TH 1910
AGED 62 YEARS.
EDITH LOUISA TREW,
DAUGHTER OF FREDERICK YATE
DIED FEBRUARY 2ND 1910
AGED 56 YEARS.
EDWARD BELLINGHAM TREW
HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE
DIED FEBRUARY 8TH 1911 AGED 63 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-227.jpg|size=s}} |1398N |[[Tribe-213|Emma]] |[[Tribe-213|Tribe]] |1941 |"In
Loving Memory
of
MARY YOUREN
WHO PASSED AWAY
NOVEMBER 5TH 1929,
AGED 71 YEARS.
-----
'BELOVED, LET US LOVE ONE ANOTHER
FOR LOVE IS OF GOD.' 1. JOHN 4. 7.
Also of
EMMA TRIBE,
BORN APRIL 28TH 1868
DIED FEBRUARY 7TH 1941
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AT REST" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-368.jpg|size=s}} |1476DN |[[Tribe-214|Hannah]] |[[Tribe-214|Tribe]] |1908 |"In Loving Memory
-of-
HANNAH TRIBE,
WHO FELL ASLEEP NOVEMBER 12TH 1908,
AGED 54
Peace Perfect Peace.
Also of
OUR DEAR MOTHER
MARY TRIBE,
WHO FELL ASLEEP NOVR. 9TH 1918,
AGED 91 YEARS.
At Rest." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-368.jpg|size=s}} |1476aN |[[Mann-9540|Mary]] |[[Mann-9540|Tribe]] |1918 |"In Loving Memory
-of-
HANNAH TRIBE,
WHO FELL ASLEEP NOVEMBER 12TH 1908,
AGED 54
Peace Perfect Peace.
Also of
OUR DEAR MOTHER
MARY TRIBE,
WHO FELL ASLEEP NOVR. 9TH 1918,
AGED 91 YEARS.
At Rest." |- |{{Image|file=Tricker-97.jpg|size=s}} |1154aY |[[Tricker-97|Clarence Sidney]] |[[Tricker-97|Tricker]] |1930 |"CLARENCE SIDNEY TRICKER DIED AUG 30TH 1930 AGED 25 YEARS.
MARY TRICKER DIED .." |- |{{Image|file=Tricker-97.jpg|size=s}} |1154aY |[[Tricker-98|George Edward]] |[[Tricker-98|Tricker]] |1938 |"CLARENCE SIDNEY TRICKER DIED AUG 30TH 1930 AGED 25 YEARS.
MARY TRICKER DIED .." |- |{{Image|file=Tricker-97.jpg|size=s}} |1154aY |[[Holden-4395|Mary (Holden)]] |[[Holden-4395|Tricker]] |1960 |"CLARENCE SIDNEY TRICKER DIED AUG 30TH 1930 AGED 25 YEARS.
MARY TRICKER DIED .." |- |{{Image|file=Maybank-29.jpg|size=s}} |391Y |[[Maybank-29|Jane (Maybank)]] |[[Maybank-29|Trodd]] |1863 |"SACRED
to
THE MEMORY OF
MRS. JANE TRODD,
WIFE OF
RICHARD TRODD
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
MAY 5TH 1863,
AGED 38 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-32.jpg|size=s}} |1938Y |[[Trower-375|Henry Percy Bence]] |[[Trower-375|Trower]] |1892 |"HENRY PERCY BENCE
TROWER
BORN 24TH APRIL 1877
DIED AT CHARTERHOUSE
21 FEBRUARY 1892" |- |{{Image|file=Marner-51.jpg|size=s}} |2499Y |[[Marner-51|Elizabeth (Marner)]] |[[Marner-51|Tucker]] |1879 |"[In]
.. of
ELIZABE[TH WI]FE OF
JOHN ..ER
WHO..." |- | |2616Y |[[Tucker-13324|James]] |[[Tucker-13324|Tucker]] |1872 | |- |{{Image|file=Tucker-13559.jpg|size=s}} |2497Y |[[Tucker-13559|John]] |[[Tucker-13559|Tucker]] |1878 |"Sacred
to
the memory of
JOHN TUCKER,
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
AUGUST 1ST 1878,
AGED 79 YEARS." |- | |471N |[[Tucker-13544|John]] |[[Tucker-13544|Tucker]] |1890 | |- |{{Image|file=Callingham-31.jpg|size=s}} |2498Y |[[Callingham-31|Rebecca (Callingham)]] |[[Callingham-31|Tucker]] |1879 |"[Sacred to]
the memory of
REBECCA
THE WIDOW OF
JOHN TUCKER
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
JANUARY 24TH, 1879
AGED 75 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Unknown-487525.jpg|size=s}} |406Y |[[Unknown-487525|Sarah]] |[[Unknown-487525|Tucker]] |1864 |"...
SARAH TUCKER
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
JAMES TUCKER
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
ON THE 20TH OF MARCH 1864
IN THE 60TH YEAR OF HER AGE.
-+-
'PREPARE TO MEET THY GOD.'" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-495.jpg|size=s}} |1308-9N |[[Tugwell-143|Frank]] |[[Tugwell-143|Tugwell]] |1945 |"IN LOVING MEMORY OF
FRANK TUGWELL
BORN 1861
DIED 1945" |- |{{Image|file=Turner-29945.jpg|size=s}} |1887Y |[[Turner-29948|Frances Ellen]] |[[Turner-29948|Turner]] |1887 |"TO THE
Beloved Memory of
JAMES EDWARD TURNER
Died F..
Also of
HARRIETT JANE TURNER
WIFE OF
JAMES EDWARD TURNER
DIED ...
AGED 75 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Turner-29945.jpg|size=s}} |1887Y |[[White-54854|Harriett Jane (White)]] |[[White-54854|Turner]] |1908 |"TO THE
Beloved Memory of
JAMES EDWARD TURNER
Died F..
Also of
HARRIETT JANE TURNER
WIFE OF
JAMES EDWARD TURNER
DIED ...
AGED 75 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Turner-29945.jpg|size=s}} |1887Y |[[Turner-29945|James Edward]] |[[Turner-29945|Turner]] |1889 |"TO THE
Beloved Memory of
JAMES EDWARD TURNER
Died F..
Also of
HARRIETT JANE TURNER
WIFE OF
JAMES EDWARD TURNER
DIED ...
AGED 75 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Twycross-4.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Gates-5223|Catherine (Gates)]] |[[Gates-5223|Twycross]] |1838 |"[Sacred]
TO THE MEMORY OF
RICHARD TWYCROSS
WHO DIED SEPTEMBER __TH 1874
AGED 91 YEARS
Also of CATHERINE HIS WIFE
WHO DIED DECEMBER 2_TH [1838]
AGED [48]
Also of [their little children?]
JOHN & WILLIAM
THE LAST [THREE ABOVE?] ARE
INTERRED IN GOD[ALMING] CHURCHYARD" |- |{{Image|file=Twycross-4.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Twycross-5|John]] |[[Twycross-5|Twycross]] | |"[Sacred]
TO THE MEMORY OF
RICHARD TWYCROSS
WHO DIED SEPTEMBER __TH 1874
AGED 91 YEARS
Also of CATHERINE HIS WIFE
WHO DIED DECEMBER 2_TH [1838]
AGED [48]
Also of [their little children?]
JOHN & WILLIAM
THE LAST [THREE ABOVE?] ARE
INTERRED IN GOD[ALMING] CHURCHYARD" |- |{{Image|file=Twycross-4.jpg|size=s}} |793Y |[[Twycross-4|Richard]] |[[Twycross-4|Twycross]] |1874 |"[Sacred]
TO THE MEMORY OF
RICHARD TWYCROSS
WHO DIED SEPTEMBER __TH 1874
AGED 91 YEARS
Also of CATHERINE HIS WIFE
WHO DIED DECEMBER 2_TH [1838]
AGED [48]
Also of [their little children?]
JOHN & WILLIAM
THE LAST [THREE ABOVE?] ARE
INTERRED IN GOD[ALMING] CHURCHYARD" |- |{{Image|file=Twycross-4.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Twycross-6|William]] |[[Twycross-6|Twycross]] | |"[Sacred]
TO THE MEMORY OF
RICHARD TWYCROSS
WHO DIED SEPTEMBER __TH 1874
AGED 91 YEARS
Also of CATHERINE HIS WIFE
WHO DIED DECEMBER 2_TH [1838]
AGED [48]
Also of [their little children?]
JOHN & WILLIAM
THE LAST [THREE ABOVE?] ARE
INTERRED IN GOD[ALMING] CHURCHYARD" |- | |2588Y |[[Underwood-5926|Benjamin]] |[[Underwood-5926|Underwood]] |1904 | |- |{{Image|file=Collard-758.jpg|size=s}} |2588Y |[[Underwood-5928|Elias]] |[[Underwood-5928|Underwood]] |1924 |"Also In
Affectionate Remembrance of
LUCY,
FOR 42 YEARS THE LOVING AND
BELOVED WIFE OF
ELIAS UNDERWOOD
OF THE COUNTY HALL KINGSTON ON THAMES,
SON OF THE SAID EMILY & BENJAMIN
UNDERWOOD,
WHO DIED 21ST MAY 1915, AFTER A LONG AND
PAINFUL ILLNESS, PATIENTLY BORNE,
AGED 68 YEARS.
-+-
In Loving Memory of
MY DEAR FATHER
ELIAS UNDERWOOD
WHO PASSED AWAY 4TH FEBRUARY 1924
AGED 75." |- | |2588Y |[[Lindsey-4769|Emily (Lindsey)]] |[[Lindsey-4769|Underwood]] |1865 | |- |{{Image|file=Underwood-5927.jpg|size=s}} |2515Y |[[Underwood-5927|Ernest William]] |[[Underwood-5927|Underwood]] |1875 |"...
ERNEST WILLIAM
BENJAMIN [&]
MARY ANN UNDERWOOD
DIED ..." |- |{{Image|file=Collard-758.jpg|size=s}} |2588Y |[[Collard-758|Lucy (Collard)]] |[[Collard-758|Underwood]] |1915 |"Also In
Affectionate Remembrance of
LUCY,
FOR 42 YEARS THE LOVING AND
BELOVED WIFE OF
ELIAS UNDERWOOD
OF THE COUNTY HALL KINGSTON ON THAMES,
SON OF THE SAID EMILY & BENJAMIN
UNDERWOOD,
WHO DIED 21ST MAY 1915, AFTER A LONG AND
PAINFUL ILLNESS, PATIENTLY BORNE,
AGED 68 YEARS.
-+-
In Loving Memory of
MY DEAR FATHER
ELIAS UNDERWOOD
WHO PASSED AWAY 4TH FEBRUARY 1924
AGED 75." |- |{{Image|file=Albery-90.jpg|size=s}} |2588Y |[[Albery-90|Mary Ann (Albery)]] |[[Albery-90|Underwood]] |1895 |"IN
Loving Memory of
MARY ANN UNDERWOOD
DEARLY LOVED WIFE OF
BENJAMIN UNDERWOOD
WHO DIED JUNE 1_TH 1895,
AGED 60 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-346.jpg|size=s}}
{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-391.jpg|size=s}}
{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-432.jpg|size=s}}
{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-536.jpg|size=s}} | |Elizabeth |Unknown | |"In? Loving? Memory of
ELIZABETH" |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-41.jpg|size=s}} | |Jane |Unknown | |"In
Loving Memory
of
Jane ______" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-569.jpg|size=s}} | |[[Wells-26005|Mar..]] |[[Wells-26005|..ell]] |1889 |"In
MEMORY OF
MAR.. ..ELL
WHO [FELL ASLEEP IN JE]SUS.." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-667.jpg|size=s}} |Y | |Unknown | | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-668.jpg|size=s}} |Y |Edward |Unknown | |"SAC[RED]
TO THE ME[MORY OF]
EDWARD..
WHO..
..F[EBR]UAR[Y]..
[A]GED 61 [YEARS]
[AL]SO JAMES..
..EDWAR[D]..
..R ETTA..
1860?
.." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-669.jpg|size=s}} |Y | |Unknown | |"IN
MEMORY OF
..AT[A?]T
..
..186_.." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-708.jpg|size=s}} |2322Y or 2323Y | |Unknown (Worsfold or Bailey) | | |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-42.jpg|size=s}} | | |Unknown | | |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-43.jpg|size=s}}
{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-44.jpg|size=s}} | | |Unknown | |"...
and? brother? to?
Fell asleep in Jesus..
..." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-661.jpg|size=s}} |Y | |Unknown | |"Resting" |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-45.jpg|size=s}} | | |Unknown | | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-727.jpg|size=s}}
{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-728.jpg|size=s}}
{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-729.jpg|size=s}}
{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-730.jpg|size=s}} |113N? | |Unknown | |"..." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-218.jpg|size=s}} | | |Unknown | | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-710.jpg|size=s}}
{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-711.jpg|size=s}} |2353Y - 2367Y (somewhere between these, inclusive) | |Unknown | | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-257.jpg|size=s}} | | |Unknown | | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-309.jpg|size=s}}
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Prepare to meet thy God." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-340.jpg|size=s}} | | |Unknown | | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-682.jpg|size=s}} |Y | |Unknown | | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-702.jpg|size=s}} |Y | |Unknown | | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-579.jpg|size=s}}
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.. S[P?]A..
WHO DIED ..
.." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-348.jpg|size=s}} | | |Unknown | |"..." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-354.jpg|size=s}}
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{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-357.jpg|size=s}} | |Jane |Unknown | |"JANE ..7..
JAMES K..D
AMBROSE? MAY 18TH 1913?
AGED 66" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-354.jpg|size=s}}
{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-355.jpg|size=s}}
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{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-357.jpg|size=s}} | |Ambrose |Unknown |1913 |"JANE ..7..
JAMES K..D
AMBROSE? MAY 18TH 1913?
AGED 66" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-367.jpg|size=s}} | |Unknown | | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-724.jpg|size=s}}
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{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-726.jpg|size=s}} |265 or 266N | |Unknown | |"[IN]
[Af]fec[tionate Reme]m[brance of]...
...E
...T
...IT" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-398.jpg|size=s}}
{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-399.jpg|size=s}} | |John |Unknown | |"JOHN
DIED.." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-406.jpg|size=s}} | | |Unknown | | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-100.jpg|size=s}} |Y | |Unknown | |[near the grave of William Henry Gorringe, 933Y] |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-666.jpg|size=s}} |Y | |Unknown | | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-689.jpg|size=s}}
{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-690.jpg|size=s}} |Y | |Unknown | | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-691.jpg|size=s}} |Y | |Unknown | | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-692.jpg|size=s}} |Y | |Unknown | | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-695.jpg|size=s}}
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{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-698.jpg|size=s}} |Y |Mary |Unknown | |"MARY WIFE OF
THOMAS ..S
[WHO DIED]
M[AY?]" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-671.jpg|size=s}}
{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-672.jpg|size=s}} |Y | |Unknown | |"...PEACE" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-387.jpg|size=s}}
{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-388.jpg|size=s}} | | |Unknown | |"IN
[AFFEC]TION[ATE]
[REMEM]BRAN[CE]
.. [WINI?]FRED ..
..[DIE]D...
..TE..
..AND MARY ..ES
.. OCT..
..[YE]ARS AND ..
-----
IS..
O..AMB..
ON..PA...D
IN..SH..
AND..ANGEL?..
H..LLE B.." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-424.jpg|size=s}} | | |Unknown | | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-720.jpg|size=s}}
{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-721.jpg|size=s}}
{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-722.jpg|size=s}} |between 2020Y & 1910Y | |Unknown | |"...
C.. ..REL..
WHO [DEPARTED THIS LI]FE
..T? 189..
...S.
..." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-662.jpg|size=s}}
{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-663.jpg|size=s}} |Y | |Unknown | | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-429.jpg|size=s}} | | |Unknown | | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-699.jpg|size=s}}
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{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-701.jpg|size=s}} |Y | |Unknown | |"..E" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-430.jpg|size=s}} | | |Unknown | | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-684.jpg|size=s}} |2380Y or 2381Y | |Unknown | | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-723.jpg|size=s}} |1775Y? | |Unknown | | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-719.jpg|size=s}} |1919Y<_<1926Y | |Unknown | | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-431.jpg|size=s}} | | |Unknown | | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-106.jpg|size=s}}
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{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-680.jpg|size=s}} |Y | |Unknown | |"..." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-713.jpg|size=s}}
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{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-715.jpg|size=s}} |Y | |Unknown |1880 |"IN
..
..
..[18]80?
Aged? 50? Years?" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-670.jpg|size=s}} |Y | |Unknown | | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-441.jpg|size=s}} | | |Unknown | | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-685.jpg|size=s}}
{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-686.jpg|size=s} |2829Y | |Unknown | | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-703.jpg|size=s}}
{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-704.jpg|size=s}}
{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-705.jpg|size=s}} |betw 2503-4 & 2499Y | |Unknown |(George Elwin or Fanny Garton based on position) |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-716.jpg|size=s}} |betw 2077Y & 1885Y | | | |"" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-447.jpg|size=s}}
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{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-526.jpg|size=s}} | | |Unknown | |"BORN OCTOBER 23 1838
..MARCH 19TH 189_?
-----
YEA THOUGH I WALK THROUGH THE VALLEY
OF THE SHADOW OF DEATH I WILL FEAR NO EVIL" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-683.jpg|size=s}} |Y |George |...dal.. | |"..
FO..
..
GEORGE ...DAL..
..
BROADWATER" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-527.jpg|size=s}} | | |Unknown | |"..." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-681.jpg|size=s}} |Y | |Unknown | | |- |{{Image|file=Kimber-609.jpg|size=s}} |30aY |[[Kimber-611|Alice (Kimber)]] |[[Kimber-611|Valler]] |1951 |"ALSO OF
ALICE VALLER
BORN MARCH 17TH 1880
DIED JULY 23RD 1951
WITH JESUS" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-470.jpg|size=s}} |1619N |[[Vaughan-4588|Henry]] |[[Vaughan-4588|Vaughan]] |1887 |"WITH CHRIST. PHIL I 23:
----
TO
THE DEAR
MEMORY OF
HENRY VAUGHAN
COMMANDER ROYAL NAVY
WHO FELL ASLEEP AUG 5TH 1887,
AGED 52,
AND OF
MARCH ST. ANDREW VAUGHAN,
YOUNGEST SON OF THE ABOVE
FOR MANY YEARS RESIDENT AT
ALASSIO ITALY
DIED SEPT 16TH 1946 AGED 71" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-470.jpg|size=s}} |1619N |[[Vaughan-4589|March St. Andrew]] |[[Vaughan-4589|Vaughan]] |1946 |"WITH CHRIST. PHIL I 23:
----
TO
THE DEAR
MEMORY OF
HENRY VAUGHAN
COMMANDER ROYAL NAVY
WHO FELL ASLEEP AUG 5TH 1887,
AGED 52,
AND OF
MARCH ST. ANDREW VAUGHAN,
YOUNGEST SON OF THE ABOVE
FOR MANY YEARS RESIDENT AT
ALASSIO ITALY
DIED SEPT 16TH 1946 AGED 71" |- |{{Image|file=Veale-555.jpg|size=s}} |168N |[[Veale-555|Alwyn George]] |[[Veale-555|Veale]] |1887 |"[In] L[ov]ing
Memory of
ALWYN GEORGE VEALE
DIED APRIL 1ST 1887
AGED 6 YEARS.
CLARA JANE VEALE
..." |- |{{Image|file=Veale-555.jpg|size=s}} |168N |[[Veale-556|Clara Jane]] |[[Veale-556|Veale]] |1896 |"[In] L[ov]ing
Memory of
ALWYN GEORGE VEALE
DIED APRIL 1ST 1887
AGED 6 YEARS.
CLARA JANE VEALE
..." |- | |1128aY |[[Veale-554|George]] |[[Veale-554|Veale]] |1916 | |- | |1128aY |[[Cook-32649|Jane (Cook)]] |[[Cook-32649|Veale]] |1918 | |- |{{Image|file=Lintott-124.jpg|size=s}} |2624Y |[[Lintott-124|Susanna (Lintott)]] |[[Lintott-124|Verstage]] |1872 | |- |{{Image|file=Voller-132.jpg|size=s}} |219-20N |[[Voller-132|George]] |[[Voller-132|Voller]] |1906 |"In
ever loving
memory of
GEORGE VOLLER
In
loving memory
-of-
MARY WIFE OF GEORGE VOLL[ER]
In
loving memory
-of-
...
In
loving memory
-of-
..." |- |{{Image|file=Voller-132.jpg|size=s}} |219-20N |[[Hounsom-59|Mary (Hounsom)]] |[[Hounsom-59|Voller]] |1926 |"In
ever loving
memory of
GEORGE VOLLER
In
loving memory
-of-
MARY WIFE OF GEORGE VOLL[ER]
In
loving memory
-of-
...
In
loving memory
-of-
..." |- |{{Image|file=Thomas-40873.jpg|size=s}} |681-2Y |[[Thomas-40873|Adelaide Mary (Thomas)]] |[[Thomas-40873|Waddington]] |1896 |"LOOKING UNTO JESUS
ADELAIDE MARY
BELOVED WIFE OF HORACE WADDINGTON
OCT 18, 1840 - JULY 22, 1896
HER CHILDREN ARISE UP AND CALL
HER BLESSED; HER HUSBAND ALSO." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-553.jpg|size=s}} |70aN |[[Walker-39875|Elizabeth L.]] |[[Walker-39875|Wakeford]] |1949 |"In Loving Memory of
ELIZABETH L. WAKEFORD
PASSED OVER DEC 20TH 1949 AGED 92" |- |{{Image|file=Wakeford-342.jpg|size=s}} |2489Y |[[Wakeford-342|William Thomas]] |[[Wakeford-342|Wakeford]] |1925 |"In Loving Memory
of
W. T. WAKEFORD
... 3. 1880
21. 10. 1925" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-482.jpg|size=s}} |1686N |[[Wakeford-218|William Victor]] |[[Wakeford-218|Wakeford]] |1918 |"In Loving Memory
of
WILLIAM VICTOR WAKEFORD
DIED JUNE 15TH 1918" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-334.jpg|size=s}} |955N |[[Blunden-363|Emily (Blunden)]] |[[Blunden-363|Walford]] |1891 |"EMILY WALFORD
DIED NOV 15 1891
AGED 71 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-287.jpg|size=s}} |878N |[[Chitty-302|Clara (Chitty)]] |[[Chitty-302|Walker]] |1895 |"IN
Affectionate
Remembrance of
CLARA WALKER
WHO DIED OCT 2ND 1895
AGED 48 YEARS.
-----
'I MOURN, BUT NOT AS THOSE
WITHOUT HOPE.'
Also FREDERICK WALKER
HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE
DIED JANY 28 1910
AGED 76 YEARS
-----" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-539.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Walker-39277|Edgar]] |[[Walker-39277|Walker]] |1918 |"In
Loving Memory of
GEORGE BOWLER
WHO DIED 13TH MAY 1915, AGED 80 YEARS
----
Also of MARY,
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED 6TH JUNE 1893, AGED 58 YEARS.
----
Also, SERGT. E. SUTER,
WHO DIED WHILE SERVING HIS COUNTRY
4TH JANY. 1916, AGED 52 YEARS.
AT REST.
Also EDGAR WALKER
KILLED IN FRANCE 10TH SEPTR 1918
AGED 35 YEARS
HIS MEMORY EVER DEAR" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-287.jpg|size=s}} |878N |[[Walker-39886|Frederick]] |[[Walker-39886|Walker]] |1910 |"IN
Affectionate
Remembrance of
CLARA WALKER
WHO DIED OCT 2ND 1895
AGED 48 YEARS.
-----
'I MOURN, BUT NOT AS THOSE
WITHOUT HOPE.'
Also FREDERICK WALKER
HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE
DIED JANY 28 1910
AGED 76 YEARS
-----" |- | |237Y |[[Walker-42585|Henry]] |[[Walker-42585|Walker]] |1858 | |- |{{Image|file=Williams-84423.jpg|size=s}} |384N |[[Williams-84423|Maria (Williams)]] |[[Williams-84423|Walker]] |1888 |"...
MARIA WALKER
WHO DIED OC...
AGED 7_ YEARS
---
..." |- |{{Image|file=Walker-42584.jpg|size=s}} |383N |[[Walker-42584|Thomas]] |[[Walker-42584|Walker]] |1867 |"IN ...
REMEMBRANCE
OF THOMAS SON OF
HENRY & MARIA
WALKER
..." |- | |246Y |[[Wallace-15030|James]] |[[Wallace-15030|Wallace]] |1857 | |- |{{Image|file=Unknown-488578.jpg|size=s}} |773Y |[[Unknown-488578|Susannah]] |[[Unknown-488578|Wallace]] |1864 |"IN
MEMORY OF
SUSANNAH WALLACE,
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
APRIL 21ST 1864
IN THE 54TH YEAR
OF HER AGE.
-+-
FEAR NOT, FOR I HAVE REDEEMED THEE,
I HAVE CALLED THEE BY THY NAME;
THOU ART MINE" |- |{{Image|file=Waller-4253.jpg|size=s}} |1934Y |[[Waller-4254|Jane Elizabeth]] |[[Waller-4254|Waller]] |1892 |"Sacred
TO THE MEMORY OF
THOMAS J. WALLER
DIED MARCH 12TH 1892,
AGED 65 YEARS.
-+-
ALSO
JANE WALLER,
BELOVED WIFE OF THE ABOVE,
DIED MARCH 6TH 1892,
AGED 67 YEARS.-+-
ALSO
JANE E. WALLER,
DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE,
DIED JUNE 28TH 1892,
AGED 27 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Waller-4253.jpg|size=s}} |1934Y |[[Mason-16105|Jane (Mason)]] |[[Mason-16105|Waller]] |1892 |"Sacred
TO THE MEMORY OF
THOMAS J. WALLER
DIED MARCH 12TH 1892,
AGED 65 YEARS.
-+-
ALSO
JANE WALLER,
BELOVED WIFE OF THE ABOVE,
DIED MARCH 6TH 1892,
AGED 67 YEARS.-+-
ALSO
JANE E. WALLER,
DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE,
DIED JUNE 28TH 1892,
AGED 27 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Waller-4253.jpg|size=s}} |1934Y |[[Waller-4253|Thomas James]] |[[Waller-4253|Waller]] |1892 |"Sacred
TO THE MEMORY OF
THOMAS J. WALLER
DIED MARCH 12TH 1892,
AGED 65 YEARS.
-+-
ALSO
JANE WALLER,
BELOVED WIFE OF THE ABOVE,
DIED MARCH 6TH 1892,
AGED 67 YEARS.-+-
ALSO
JANE E. WALLER,
DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE,
DIED JUNE 28TH 1892,
AGED 27 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-490.jpg|size=s}} |1667N |[[Wallis-3073|Emma]] |[[Wallis-3073|Wallis]] |1873 |"[EMMA]
DAUGHTER OF JOHN AND
MATILDA ANN WAL[LIS]
.. DIED
MARCH 28TH? 187[3]
AGED 19 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-33.jpg|size=s}} |2147Y |[[Heseltine-38|Peter (born Philip Arnold)]] |[[Heseltine-38|Warlock (born Heseltine)]] |1890 |"PHILIP
PETER WARLOCK
SON OF
COVIE & ARNOLD HESELTINE
..DECEMBER 12TH 1890
AGED 36" |- |{{Image|file=Warner-9190.jpg|size=s}} |2652Y |[[Warner-9190|Jesse]] |[[Warner-9190|Warner]] |1866 |"Sacred
..
JESSE WARNER
..." |- |{{Image|file=Warren-15713.jpg|size=s}} |2609Y |[[Warren-15713|Thomas]] |[[Warren-15713|Warren]] |1867 |"IN
MEMORY OF
THOMAS WARREN,
WHO DIED
SEPTEMBER 22ND 1867,
AGED 72 YEARS.
-+-
BLESSED ARE THE DEAD WHO DIE IN
THE LORD" |- | |311Y |[[Waterson-372|Martha]] |[[Waterson-372|Waterson]] |1874 | |- |{{Image|file=Watson-24744.jpg|size=s}} |XA23Y |[[Watson-24744|Derek Durant]] |[[Watson-24744|Watson]] |2013 |"DEREK
DURANT
WATSON
18TH MAY 1919 - 14TH MAY 2013" |- |{{Image|file=Weale-42.jpg|size=s}} |197N |[[Weale-42|Alfred]] |[[Weale-42|Weale]] |1887 |"In Loving Memory
-of-
ALFRED WEALE
THE BELOVED HUSBAND OF ANNE WEALE
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE JULY 13TH 1887
AGED 34 YEARS
-+-
HE WAS A MAN OF HONOUR OF NOBLE & GENEROUS NATURE
-+-
Also of HENRY WEALE
DEARLY BELOVED HUSBAND OF CHARLOTTE WEALE,
AND BROTHER OF THE ABOVE
DIED JULY 27TH 1940 AGED 80 YEARS
-+-
WHERE GOD IS WE MEET
AND WHERE GOD IS WE NEVER PART
-+-
Also of
CHARLOTTE POTTS WEALE
WIFE OF HENRY WEALE
DIED DECEMBER 17TH 1957 AGED 97 YEARS.
-+-
HE GIVETH HIS BELOVED SLEEP.
-+-
Also of
ALFRED HARRY WEALE
SON OF HENRY AND CHARLOTTE WEALE
DIED JANUARY 23RD 1978 AGED 89 YEARS
IN GOD? ..." |- |{{Image|file=Weale-42.jpg|size=s}} |197N |[[Weale-47|Alfred Harry]] |[[Weale-47|Weale]] |1978 |"In Loving Memory
-of-
ALFRED WEALE
THE BELOVED HUSBAND OF ANNE WEALE
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE JULY 13TH 1887
AGED 34 YEARS
-+-
HE WAS A MAN OF HONOUR OF NOBLE & GENEROUS NATURE
-+-
Also of HENRY WEALE
DEARLY BELOVED HUSBAND OF CHARLOTTE WEALE,
AND BROTHER OF THE ABOVE
DIED JULY 27TH 1940 AGED 80 YEARS
-+-
WHERE GOD IS WE MEET
AND WHERE GOD IS WE NEVER PART
-+-
Also of
CHARLOTTE POTTS WEALE
WIFE OF HENRY WEALE
DIED DECEMBER 17TH 1957 AGED 97 YEARS.
-+-
HE GIVETH HIS BELOVED SLEEP.
-+-
Also of
ALFRED HARRY WEALE
SON OF HENRY AND CHARLOTTE WEALE
DIED JANUARY 23RD 1978 AGED 89 YEARS
IN GOD? ..." |- |{{Image|file=Unknown-492812.jpg|size=s}} |2439Y |[[Unknown-492812|Anne]] |[[Unknown-492812|Weale]] |1880 |"Sacred
to
THE LOVING MEMORY OF
ANNE WEALE,
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE,
DECEMBER 26TH 1880
AGED 27 YEARS.
-+-
'THY WILL BE DONE.'" |- |{{Image|file=Weale-42.jpg|size=s}} |197N |[[Clegg-1249|Charlotte Potts (Clegg)]] |[[Clegg-1249|Weale]] |1957 |"In Loving Memory
-of-
ALFRED WEALE
THE BELOVED HUSBAND OF ANNE WEALE
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE JULY 13TH 1887
AGED 34 YEARS
-+-
HE WAS A MAN OF HONOUR OF NOBLE & GENEROUS NATURE
-+-
Also of HENRY WEALE
DEARLY BELOVED HUSBAND OF CHARLOTTE WEALE,
AND BROTHER OF THE ABOVE
DIED JULY 27TH 1940 AGED 80 YEARS
-+-
WHERE GOD IS WE MEET
AND WHERE GOD IS WE NEVER PART
-+-
Also of
CHARLOTTE POTTS WEALE
WIFE OF HENRY WEALE
DIED DECEMBER 17TH 1957 AGED 97 YEARS.
-+-
HE GIVETH HIS BELOVED SLEEP.
-+-
Also of
ALFRED HARRY WEALE
SON OF HENRY AND CHARLOTTE WEALE
DIED JANUARY 23RD 1978 AGED 89 YEARS
IN GOD? ..." |- |{{Image|file=Weale-42.jpg|size=s}} |197N |[[Wale-190|Henry (Wale)]] |[[Wale-190|Weale]] |1940 |"In Loving Memory
-of-
ALFRED WEALE
THE BELOVED HUSBAND OF ANNE WEALE
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE JULY 13TH 1887
AGED 34 YEARS
-+-
HE WAS A MAN OF HONOUR OF NOBLE & GENEROUS NATURE
-+-
Also of HENRY WEALE
DEARLY BELOVED HUSBAND OF CHARLOTTE WEALE,
AND BROTHER OF THE ABOVE
DIED JULY 27TH 1940 AGED 80 YEARS
-+-
WHERE GOD IS WE MEET
AND WHERE GOD IS WE NEVER PART
-+-
Also of
CHARLOTTE POTTS WEALE
WIFE OF HENRY WEALE
DIED DECEMBER 17TH 1957 AGED 97 YEARS.
-+-
HE GIVETH HIS BELOVED SLEEP.
-+-
Also of
ALFRED HARRY WEALE
SON OF HENRY AND CHARLOTTE WEALE
DIED JANUARY 23RD 1978 AGED 89 YEARS
IN GOD? ..." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-484.jpg|size=s}} |1576N |[[Webster-10225|James]] |[[Webster-10225|Webster]] |1868 |"In ..
JAMES WEBSTER ESQ.
HERE.. LATE OF CONSTANTINOPLE
LIVERPOOL.
BORN AT .. DIED IN THIS PARISH
DECR 15TH 1868 AGED 67
HE STUDIED AT THE UNIVERSITIES OF
ABERDEEN AND GLASGOW MATHEMATICIAN
LINGUIST TRAVELLER AND PRACTICAL
ECONOMIST AS A MEMBER OF THE MANCHESTER
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. HE WAS ONE OF SIX
PERSONS WHO ASSISTED RICHARD COBDEN
AND JOHN BRIGHT TO FOUND THE FAMOUS
ANTI CORN LAW LEAGUE WHICH ABOLISHED
..LANDLORDS TAX ON THE PEOPLES FOOD
THIS STONE WAS ERECTED BY HIS
SISTER M.. WHITE LATE OF CHELTENHAM
.. HIS BROTHER GEORGE WEBSTER OF
.. AND .. FOR..US COUNT" |- | |177N |[[Weedon-272|Arthur Cecil]] |[[Weedon-272|Weedon]] |1886 | |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-34.jpg|size=s}} |2065Y |[[Weedon-264|Florence Jane]] |[[Weedon-264|Weedon]] |1890 |"In Loving Memory Of
FLORENCE JANE
WEEDON
WHO FELL ASLEEP
OCT. 6TH 1890,
AGED 9 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Weekes-577.jpg|size=s}} |106dY |[[Weekes-577|Arthur Carey Hampton]] |[[Weekes-577|Weekes]] |1915 |"IN LOVING MEMORY OF
ARTHUR CAREY HAMPTON WEEKES
BORN 12 FEB 1878 DIED [1] SEP 1915
LET THY LOVING MERCY COME ALSO UNTO ME O LORD" |- |{{Image|file=Weekes-575.jpg|size=s}} |105AY |[[Weekes-575|Charles Hampton]] |[[Weekes-575|Weekes]] |1932 |"SACRED
TO THE MEMORY OF
THE REVEREND
CHARLES HAMPTON WEEKES
MASTER AT CHARTERHOUSE 1872-1905,
BORN AT HURSTPIERPOINT
DECEMBER 3RD 1839.
DIED APRIL 14TH 1932, AGED 92 YEARS.
--
AND OF
LAURA, HIS WIFE.
BORN AT HURSTPIERPOINT
DECEMBER 31ST 1839,
DIED JANUARY 5TH 1936, AGED 96 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Weekes-575.jpg|size=s}} |105AY |[[Smith-197419|Laura (Smith)]] |[[Smith-197419|Weekes]] |1936 |"SACRED
TO THE MEMORY OF
THE REVEREND
CHARLES HAMPTON WEEKES
MASTER AT CHARTERHOUSE 1872-1905,
BORN AT HURSTPIERPOINT
DECEMBER 3RD 1839.
DIED APRIL 14TH 1932, AGED 92 YEARS.
--
AND OF
LAURA, HIS WIFE.
BORN AT HURSTPIERPOINT
DECEMBER 31ST 1839,
DIED JANUARY 5TH 1936, AGED 96 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Weekes-576.jpg|size=s}} |106BY |[[Weekes-576|Laura Mary Hampton]] |[[Weekes-576|Weekes]] |1913 |"IN
FOND MEMORY OF
LAURA MARY
HAMPTON WEEKES
'BIRDIE'
JAN 17 1865 - JAN 30 1913
GRACE BE WITH YOU
MERCY AND PEACE
FROM GOD THE FATHER
AND FROM THE LORD JESUS CHRIST" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-487.jpg|size=s}} |1574N |[[Unknown-485222|Elizabeth]] |[[Unknown-485222|Welland]] |1862 |"SACRED
TO THE
MEMORY OF
THOMAS WELLAND,
MINISTER OF THE GOSPEL,
WHO DIED
ON THE 4TH OF APRIL 1866,
IN THE 71ST YEAR OF HIS AGE.
-----
Also
ELIZABETH,
BELOVED WIFE OF THE ABOVE,
WHO DIED
ON THE 8TH OF AUGUST 1862,
AGED 67 YEARS.
-----
BLESSED ARE THE DEAD WHICH DIE IN
THE LORD FROM HENCEFORTH, YEA SAITH
THE SPIRIT, THAT THEY MAY REST FROM
THEIR LABOURS; AND THEIR WORKS DO
FOLLOW THEM. REV. XIV 13 V." |- |{{Image|file=Welland-88.jpg|size=s}} |31aY |[[Welland-89|Ella]] |[[Welland-89|Welland]] |1903 |"ELLA
BORN .. 2 [1901]
DIED .. [1903]
ROSE WELLAND" |- |{{Image|file=Welland-88.jpg|size=s}} |32aY |[[Welland-90|John]] |[[Welland-90|Welland]] |1920 |"JOHN WELLAND
BORN 22 JULY 1864 DIED 24 DEC 1920
R. I. P. " |- |{{Image|file=Welland-88.jpg|size=s}} |32AY |[[Withall-117|Lena]] |[[Withall-117|Welland]] |1931 |"LENA
THE [DAUGHTER] OF
J & R WELLAND
BORN JANY 3? 1901
DIED JANY 17 1901
AND JESUS C[ALLED?].." |- |{{Image|file=Welland-88.jpg|size=s}} |32aY |[[Welland-90|Rose (Withall)]] |[[Welland-90|Welland]] |1920 |"ROSE WELLAND" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-487.jpg|size=s}} |1573N |[[Welland-86|Thomas]] |[[Welland-86|Welland]] |1866 |"SACRED
TO THE
MEMORY OF
THOMAS WELLAND,
MINISTER OF THE GOSPEL,
WHO DIED
ON THE 4TH OF APRIL 1866,
IN THE 71ST YEAR OF HIS AGE.
-----
Also
ELIZABETH,
BELOVED WIFE OF THE ABOVE,
WHO DIED
ON THE 8TH OF AUGUST 1862,
AGED 67 YEARS.
-----
BLESSED ARE THE DEAD WHICH DIE IN
THE LORD FROM HENCEFORTH, YEA SAITH
THE SPIRIT, THAT THEY MAY REST FROM
THEIR LABOURS; AND THEIR WORKS DO
FOLLOW THEM. REV. XIV 13 V." |- |{{Image|file=Wells-19399.jpg|size=s}} |925Y |[[Wells-19399|George]] |[[Wells-19399|Wells]] |1865 |"In
MEMORY OF
GEORGE WELLS
WHO DIED
MARCH 16TH? 1865
.." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-631.jpg|size=s}} |1254Y |[[Wells-19272|Malcolm Hicks Wallace]] |[[Wells-19272|Wells]] |1922 |"MALCOLM HICKS WALLACE WELLS BORN DEC. 12TH 1871 DIED SEP 27TH. 1922" |- | |N1126 |[[Welman-125|Aaron]] |[[Welman-125|Welman]] |1887 | |- | |N468 |[[Harrow-151|Elizabeth (Harrow)]] |[[Harrow-151|Welman]] |1890 | |- | |N1313 |[[Welman-128|Francis Samuel]] |[[Welman-128|Welman]] |1967 | |- | |N1313 |[[Welman-130|Katharine Emily]] |[[Welman-130|Welman]] |1935 | |- | |N1126 |[[Welman-129|Mary Ann]] |[[Welman-129|Welman]] |1906 | |- | |N1126 |[[Holloway-4437|Rebecca]] |[[Holloway-4437|Welman]] |1885 | |- | |N468 |[[Welman-126|Samuel]] |[[Welman-126|Welman]] |1923 | |- |{{Image|file=Clarke-14507.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Clarke-14512|Jessie Maude (Clarke)]] |[[Clarke-14512|Welsford]] |1906 |"In
Loving Memory
of
JESSIE MAUDE WELSFORD
DAUGHTER OF
WILLIAM AUGUSTUS AND
EMMA CLARKE
DIED SEPT 24 1906 AGED 36." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-226.jpg|size=s}} |1397N |[[Heather-341|Elizabeth]] |[[Heather-341|Weymouth]] |1936 |"IN
LOVING MEMORY
OF
ISAAC WOODS
DIED APRIL 5TH 1913
AGED 90 YEARS
-----
ALSO IN MEMORY OF
OUR BELOVED MOTHER
ELIZABETH WEYMOUTH
WHO FELL ASLEEP MARCH 10TH 1936
IN HER EIGHTY FIRST YEAR.
-----
TO LIVE IN THE HEARTS OF THOSE WE LOVE
IS NOT TO DIE." |- |{{Image|file=Wheeler-18198.jpg|size=s}} |93Y |[[Wheeler-18198|Albert James]] |[[Wheeler-18198|Wheeler]] |1915 |"[In]
Loving Memory
of
ALBERT JAMES
BELOVED HUSBAND OF
FANNY WHEELER" |- | |93Y |[[Benson-6132|Fanny Hannah (Benson)]] |[[Benson-6132|Wheeler]] |1933 | |- |{{Image|file=Wheeler-18437.jpg|size=s}} |2627Y |[[Wheeler-18437|Henry James]] |[[Wheeler-18437|Wheeler]] |1876 |"Sacred
to
the memory of
HENRY JAMES
WHEELER,
DIED NOVR. 2ND 1876,
AGED 48 YEARS.
-+-
LORD, LET ME YIELD IN PEACE MY BREATH,
AND THY SALVATION SEE,
MY SINS DESERVE ETERNAL DEATH,
BUT JESUS DIED FOR ME.
-+-
Also of
JANE WHEELER,
WIFE OF THE ABOVE,
DIED DECR. 20TH 1906,
AGED 78 YEARS.
PEACE, PERFECT PEACE.
-+-" |- |{{Image|file=Wheeler-18437.jpg|size=s}} |2626Y |[[Chennell-53|Jane (Chennell)]] |[[Chennell-53|Wheeler]] |1906 |"Sacred
to
the memory of
HENRY JAMES
WHEELER,
DIED NOVR. 2ND 1876,
AGED 48 YEARS.
-+-
LORD, LET ME YIELD IN PEACE MY BREATH,
AND THY SALVATION SEE,
MY SINS DESERVE ETERNAL DEATH,
BUT JESUS DIED FOR ME.
-+-
Also of
JANE WHEELER,
WIFE OF THE ABOVE,
DIED DECR. 20TH 1906,
AGED 78 YEARS.
PEACE, PERFECT PEACE.
-+-" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-534.jpg|size=s}} |1273N |[[Cooper-24747|Kate]] |[[Cooper-24747|Whitbourn]] |1877 |"In
very Affectionate Remembrance
of
KATE
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
JOHN WHITBOURN
WHO DIED JUNE 30TH 1877
IN THE 24TH YEAR
OF HER AGE
BELOVED IN LIFE, LAMENTED IN DEATH.
-----
BUT JESUS SAID WEEP NOT, SHE IS NOT
DEAD BUT SLEEPETH" |- |{{Image|file=White-54664.jpg|size=s}} |2090Y |[[White-54667|Catherine Ethel]] |[[White-54667|White]] |1870 |"IN AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE
OF
SARAH FANNY
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
THOMAS WHITE.
BORN JANY. 20TH. 1832,
MARRIED SEPR. 23RD. 1851,
DIED FEBY. 26TH. 1872.
-+-
ALSO OF THE ABOVE
THOMAS WHITE,
WHO DIED MAY 28TH. 1905,
IN HIS 79TH. YEAR.
Also of HENRY THOMAS BORN 186_ CATHERINE ETHEL" |- |{{Image|file=White-54610.jpg|size=s}} |2097Y |[[White-54611|Emma White]] |[[White-54611|White]] |1882 |"MARGARET ANN WHITE
DIED DECEMBER 9TH 1872
...
EMMA WHITE
DIED FEBRUARY 13TH 1882
..." |- |{{Image|file=White-52463.jpg|size=s}} |628Y |[[White-52463|John Orchard]] |[[White-52463|White]] |1859 |"In
MEMORY OF
JOHN ORCHARD
WHITE
SON OF JAMES AND
ANN WHITE
DIED OCTOBER 19TH 1859
AGED 9 YEARS
---
PREPARE TO MEET YOUR GOD" |- |{{Image|file=White-54610.jpg|size=s}} |2097Y |[[White-54610|Margaret Ann White]] |[[White-54610|White]] |1872 |"MARGARET ANN WHITE
DIED DECEMBER 9TH 1872
...
EMMA WHITE
DIED FEBRUARY 13TH 1882
..." |- |{{Image|file=White-54664.jpg|size=s}} |2089Y |[[Pim-448|Sarah Fanny (Pim)]] |[[Pim-448|White]] |1872 |"IN AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE
OF
SARAH FANNY
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
THOMAS WHITE.
BORN JANY. 20TH. 1832,
MARRIED SEPR. 23RD. 1851,
DIED FEBY. 26TH. 1872.
-+-
ALSO OF THE ABOVE
THOMAS WHITE,
WHO DIED MAY 28TH. 1905,
IN HIS 79TH. YEAR.
Also of HENRY THOMAS BORN 186_ CATHERINE ETHEL" |- |{{Image|file=White-54664.jpg|size=s}} |2089Y |[[White-54664|Thomas]] |[[White-54664|White]] |1905 |"IN AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE
OF
SARAH FANNY
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
THOMAS WHITE.
BORN JANY. 20TH. 1832,
MARRIED SEPR. 23RD. 1851,
DIED FEBY. 26TH. 1872.
-+-
ALSO OF THE ABOVE
THOMAS WHITE,
WHO DIED MAY 28TH. 1905,
IN HIS 79TH. YEAR.
Also of HENRY THOMAS BORN 186_ CATHERINE ETHEL" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-444.jpg|size=s}} |1292N |[[Whitehead-4533|Claude]] |[[Whitehead-4533|Whitehead]] |1884 |"IN MEMORY OF
HENRY WHITEHEAD
OF WHITEHEADS GROVE CHELSEA.
BORN JULY 24 1801 DIED MARCH 16 1874
AND
FRANCES ANN, HIS WIFE
DAUGHTER OF FRANCIS MAGUIRE,
4TH KINGS OWN.
BORN APRIL 28 1808, DIED APRIL 6, 1901,
CREMATED APRIL 9.
'LEAD KINDLY LIGHT.'
ALSO OF
CLAUDE, THEIR YOUNGEST SON,
BORN FEBR 17 1846 DIED JANY 16, 1884.
BLEST ARE THE DEAD WHICH DIE IN THE LORD.
FROM HENCEFORTH THAT THEY MAY REST
FROM THEIR LABOURS AND THEIR WORKS DO
FOLLOW THEM REV. 14: 12.
ALSO OF
HARRIETT ANN WIFE OF THE ABOVE
CLAUDE WHITEHEAD
BORN JULY 21 1842, DIED NOVR 7TH 1925.
RT ERECTED 1901?
IN LOVING MEMORY" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-444.jpg|size=s}} |1611N |[[Maguire-1401|Frances Ann]] |[[Maguire-1401|Whitehead]] |1901 |"IN MEMORY OF
HENRY WHITEHEAD
OF WHITEHEADS GROVE CHELSEA.
BORN JULY 24 1801 DIED MARCH 16 1874
AND
FRANCES ANN, HIS WIFE
DAUGHTER OF FRANCIS MAGUIRE,
4TH KINGS OWN.
BORN APRIL 28 1808, DIED APRIL 6, 1901,
CREMATED APRIL 9.
'LEAD KINDLY LIGHT.'
ALSO OF
CLAUDE, THEIR YOUNGEST SON,
BORN FEBR 17 1846 DIED JANY 16, 1884.
BLEST ARE THE DEAD WHICH DIE IN THE LORD.
FROM HENCEFORTH THAT THEY MAY REST
FROM THEIR LABOURS AND THEIR WORKS DO
FOLLOW THEM REV. 14: 12.
ALSO OF
HARRIETT ANN WIFE OF THE ABOVE
CLAUDE WHITEHEAD
BORN JULY 21 1842, DIED NOVR 7TH 1925.
RT ERECTED 1901?
IN LOVING MEMORY" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-444.jpg|size=s}} |1611N |[[Salamon-48|Harriet Ann]] |[[Salamon-48|Whitehead]] |1925 |"IN MEMORY OF
HENRY WHITEHEAD
OF WHITEHEADS GROVE CHELSEA.
BORN JULY 24 1801 DIED MARCH 16 1874
AND
FRANCES ANN, HIS WIFE
DAUGHTER OF FRANCIS MAGUIRE,
4TH KINGS OWN.
BORN APRIL 28 1808, DIED APRIL 6, 1901,
CREMATED APRIL 9.
'LEAD KINDLY LIGHT.'
ALSO OF
CLAUDE, THEIR YOUNGEST SON,
BORN FEBR 17 1846 DIED JANY 16, 1884.
BLEST ARE THE DEAD WHICH DIE IN THE LORD.
FROM HENCEFORTH THAT THEY MAY REST
FROM THEIR LABOURS AND THEIR WORKS DO
FOLLOW THEM REV. 14: 12.
ALSO OF
HARRIETT ANN WIFE OF THE ABOVE
CLAUDE WHITEHEAD
BORN JULY 21 1842, DIED NOVR 7TH 1925.
RT ERECTED 1901?
IN LOVING MEMORY" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-444.jpg|size=s}} |1611N |[[Whitehead-4532|Henry]] |[[Whitehead-4532|Whitehead]] |1874 |"IN MEMORY OF
HENRY WHITEHEAD
OF WHITEHEADS GROVE CHELSEA.
BORN JULY 24 1801 DIED MARCH 16 1874
AND
FRANCES ANN, HIS WIFE
DAUGHTER OF FRANCIS MAGUIRE,
4TH KINGS OWN.
BORN APRIL 28 1808, DIED APRIL 6, 1901,
CREMATED APRIL 9.
'LEAD KINDLY LIGHT.'
ALSO OF
CLAUDE, THEIR YOUNGEST SON,
BORN FEBR 17 1846 DIED JANY 16, 1884.
BLEST ARE THE DEAD WHICH DIE IN THE LORD.
FROM HENCEFORTH THAT THEY MAY REST
FROM THEIR LABOURS AND THEIR WORKS DO
FOLLOW THEM REV. 14: 12.
ALSO OF
HARRIETT ANN WIFE OF THE ABOVE
CLAUDE WHITEHEAD
BORN JULY 21 1842, DIED NOVR 7TH 1925.
RT ERECTED 1901?
IN LOVING MEMORY" |- |{{Image|file=Wiggins-2970.jpg|size=s}} |1878Y |[[Lintott-141|Mary (Lintott)]] |[[Lintott-141|Wiggins]] |1893 |"IN MEMORY OF
WILLIAM WIGGINS
WHO DIED
6TH JUNE 1889
AGED 74 YEARS.
-+-
'I SOUGHT THE LORD, AND HE HEARD ME AND
DELIVERED ME FROM ALL MY FEARS.' PSALMS XXX.
-+-
ALSO OF
MARY WIGGINS
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED
2ND FEBRUARY 1893,
AGED 55 YEARS.
-+-
'IN THE MIDST OF LIFE WE ARE IN DEATH.'" |- |{{Image|file=Wiggins-2970.jpg|size=s}} |1878Y |[[Wiggins-2970|William]] |[[Wiggins-2970|Wiggins]] |1889 |"IN MEMORY OF
WILLIAM WIGGINS
WHO DIED
6TH JUNE 1889
AGED 74 YEARS.
-+-
'I SOUGHT THE LORD, AND HE HEARD ME AND
DELIVERED ME FROM ALL MY FEARS.' PSALMS XXX.
-+-
ALSO OF
MARY WIGGINS
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED
2ND FEBRUARY 1893,
AGED 55 YEARS.
-+-
'IN THE MIDST OF LIFE WE ARE IN DEATH.'" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-516.jpg|size=s}} |N1327 |[[West-17169|Amelia]] |[[West-17169|Wildman]] |1897 |"In
Loving Memory
of
AMELIA WILDMAN
WIDOW OF
JOHN RICHARD WILDMAN,
DIED MARCH 13TH 1897,
AGED 72.
'ASLEEP IN JESUS.'
ALSO
ARCHIBALD DEBENHAM,
WHO DIED DEC 11TH 1934,
AGED 65 YEARS.
ALSO AMELIA WIFE OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED JANUARY 22ND 1955
AGED 90." |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-35.jpg|size=s}} |Y2146 |[[Smith-187770|Eleanor (Smith)]] |[[Smith-187770|Williams]] |1896 |"IN MEMORY OF
JOSEPH WILLIAMS,
BORN AUGUST 20, 1818:
DIED JANUARY 20, 1880.
ALSO OF ELEANOR WILLIAMS,
WIDOW OF THE ABOVE
BORN FEBRUARY 10, 1827,
DIED SEPTEMBER 8, 1896.
'UNTIL THE DAY BREAK.'" |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-35.jpg|size=s}} |Y2146 |[[Williams-75980|Joseph]] |[[Williams-75980|Williams]] |1880 |"IN MEMORY OF
JOSEPH WILLIAMS,
BORN AUGUST 20, 1818:
DIED JANUARY 20, 1880.
ALSO OF ELEANOR WILLIAMS,
WIDOW OF THE ABOVE
BORN FEBRUARY 10, 1827,
DIED SEPTEMBER 8, 1896.
'UNTIL THE DAY BREAK.'" |- |{{Image|file=Williams-79238.jpg|size=s}} |758Y |[[Williams-79238|Joseph]] |[[Williams-79238|Williams]] |1930 |"JOSEPH WILLIAMS BORN JUNE 19TH 1857 DIED JAN 15TH 1930" |- |{{Image|file=Williams-84339.jpg|size=s}} |482N |[[Williams-84339|Martha]] |[[Williams-84339|Williams]] |1890 |"IN LOVING MEMORY
+
OF
MARTHA WILLIAMS,
DIED 20TH? JANUARY 1890
AGED [70] YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-350.jpg|size=s}} |1040N |[[Willis-9387|John]] |[[Willis-9387|Willis]] |1882 |"In
Affectionate Remembrance of
JOHN WILLIS
WHO DIED JULY 26TH 1882
AGED 67 YEARS.
-----
'HE IS NOT DEAD BUT SLEEPETH.'" |- |{{Image|file=Wilson-65811.jpg|size=s}} |691Y |[[Read-5347|Annie Mathews (Read)]] |[[Read-5347|Wilson]] |1929 |"In Loving Memory
[-of-]
WALTER JOHN WILSON
DIED APRIL 13TH 1897
AGED 56.
ANNIE MA..EWS WILSON
HIS BELOVED.. WHO JOINED
.." |- |{{Image|file=Wilson-65811.jpg|size=s}} |691Y |[[Wilson-65811|Walter John]] |[[Wilson-65811|Wilson]] |1897 |"In Loving Memory
[-of-]
WALTER JOHN WILSON
DIED APRIL 13TH 1897
AGED 56.
ANNIE MA..EWS WILSON
HIS BELOVED.. WHO JOINED
.." |- |{{Image|file=Winter-4754.jpg|size=s}} |643Y |[[Winter-4758|Fanny]] |[[Winter-4758|Winter]] |1858 |"HARRIET Daughter [OF]
JOHN and SARAH WINTER
WHO DIED NOVR 22ND 1858
AGED 10 YEARS.
ALSO FANNY
SISTER OF THE ABOVE
..
..
ALSO FRANK
.." |- |{{Image|file=Winter-4754.jpg|size=s}} |641Y |[[Winter-4762|Frank]] |[[Winter-4762|Winter]] |1870 |"HARRIET Daughter [OF]
JOHN and SARAH WINTER
WHO DIED NOVR 22ND 1858
AGED 10 YEARS.
ALSO FANNY
SISTER OF THE ABOVE
..
..
ALSO FRANK
.." |- |{{Image|file=Winter-4754.jpg|size=s}} |642Y |[[Winter-4754|Harriet]] |[[Winter-4754|Winter]] |1858 |"HARRIET Daughter [OF]
JOHN and SARAH WINTER
WHO DIED NOVR 22ND 1858
AGED 10 YEARS.
ALSO FANNY
SISTER OF THE ABOVE
..
..
ALSO FRANK
.." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-270.jpg|size=s}} |839N |[[Furlonger-44|Annie]] |[[Furlonger-44|Withall]] |1897 |"In
Loving Memory
of
ANNIE WITHALL
WHO DIED JUNE 13TH 1897,
AGED 68 YEARS.
AT REST" |- |{{Image|file=Withers-1912.jpg|size=s}} |1933Y |[[Withers-1912|Sara Ann]] |[[Withers-1912|Withers]] |1894 |"...
of
SARA ANN WITHERS
WHO DIED APRIL 9TH? 189[4]
AGED 48 [YEARS]
..." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-228.jpg|size=s}} |769N |[[Budd-1659|Hannah (Budd)]] |[[Budd-1659|Wolfe]] |1901 |"IN
Loving Memory of
JOHN WILLIAM WOLFE,
WHO DIED FEBRUARY 25TH 1900,
AGED 72 YEARS.
'AT REST.'
-----
Also of HANNAH WOLFE,
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED DECEMBER 29TH 1901,
AGED 68 YEARS.
'THY WILL BE DONE.'
-----" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-228.jpg|size=s}} |769N |[[Wolfe-5874|John William]] |[[Wolfe-5874|Wolfe]] |1900 |"IN
Loving Memory of
JOHN WILLIAM WOLFE,
WHO DIED FEBRUARY 25TH 1900,
AGED 72 YEARS.
'AT REST.'
-----
Also of HANNAH WOLFE,
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED DECEMBER 29TH 1901,
AGED 68 YEARS.
'THY WILL BE DONE.'
-----" |- |{{Image|file=Wood-33877.jpg|size=s}} |2105Y |[[Wood-33877|Herbert Kennedy]] |[[Wood-33877|Wood]] |1874 | |- | |1941Y |[[Glazier-405|Ann (Glazier)]] |[[Glazier-405|Woodger]] |1908 | |- | |1203Y |[[Woodger-130|Maria]] |[[Woodger-130|Woodger]] |1858 | |- | |1941Y |[[Woodger-129|William]] |[[Woodger-129|Woodger]] |1898 | |- |{{Image|file=Woodnutt-36.jpg|size=s}} |1863Y |[[Woodnutt-36|Frederick William Atfield]] |[[Woodnutt-36|Woodnutt]] |1918 |"11840 CORPORAL
F.W.A. WOODNUTT.
ARMY PAY CORPS.
2ND NOVEMBER 1918 AGE 34" |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-36.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Atfield-67|Mary Ann (Atfield)]] |[[Atfield-67|Woodnutt]] |1873 |"WILLIAM WOODNUTT
DIED 14TH MARCH 1909
AGED 84 YEARS
MARY ANN WOODNUTT
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
DIED 19TH NOV 1873 AGED 49
INTERRED IN FARNHAM" |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-38.jpg|size=s}} |1861Y |[[Woodnut-6|Sarah]] |[[Woodnut-6|Woodnutt]] |1928 |"SARAH WOODNUTT
DIED 20TH AUGUST 1928
AGED 75 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-36.jpg|size=s}} |1861Y |[[Woodnut-5|William]] |[[Woodnut-5|Woodnutt]] |1909 |"WILLIAM WOODNUTT
DIED 14TH MARCH 1909
AGED 84 YEARS
MARY ANN WOODNUTT
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
DIED 19TH NOV 1873 AGED 49
INTERRED IN FARNHAM" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-625.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Edwards-26493|Annie (Edwards)]] |[[Edwards-26493|Woods]] |1913 |"[In] Loving Memory
of
JOHN PICKETT WOODS
DIED JANY 24TH 1924 AGED 53 YEARS
---
Also of
ANNIE WOODS
DIED AUGST 11TH 1913
AGED 38 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-39.jpg|size=s}} |2138Y |[[Kidd-3532|Caroline (Kidd)]] |[[Kidd-3532|Woods]] |1880 |"Charles John Woods
of Godalming
One of H.M. Coroners for Surrey
Born 15th/13th February 1811, Died 17th August 1868
and
..Caroline Woods, his Widow,
..born 1819 died at Guildford 8th October 1880" |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-39.jpg|size=s}} |2138Y |[[Woods-12202|Charles John]] |[[Woods-12202|Woods]] |1868 |"Charles John Woods
of Godalming
One of H.M. Coroners for Surrey
Born 15th/13th February 1811, Died 17th August 1868
and
..Caroline Woods, his Widow,
..born 1819 died at Guildford 8th October 1880" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-625.jpg|size=s}} |1458Y |[[Hillier-810|Clara Louisa (Hillier)]] |[[Hillier-810|Woods]] |1958 |"[In] Loving Memory
of
JOHN PICKETT WOODS
DIED JANY 24TH 1924 AGED 53 YEARS
---
Also of
ANNIE WOODS
DIED AUGST 11TH 1913
AGED 38 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Woods-13070.jpg|size=s}} |2441Y |[[Woods-13070|David]] |[[Woods-13070|Woods]] |1881 |"In
Affectionate Remembrance of
DAVID WOODS
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
FEBRUARY 23RD 1881
AGED 8[3] YEARS
HE IS NOT DEAD BUT SLEEPETH" |- |{{Image|file=Cornly-1.jpg|size=s}} |1766Y |[[Cornly-1|Eliza (Cornly)]] |[[Cornly-1|Woods]] |1898 |"In L[oving Memory of]
... DEAR? MOTHER
ELIZA WOODS
WHO DIED ...
... [6]7...
---
WITH CHRIST WHICH IS FAR BETTER." |- | |376Y |[[Legg-1610|Emma (Legg)]] |[[Legg-1610|Woods]] |1861 | |- |{{Image|file=Woods-13587.jpg|size=s}} |571N |[[Woods-13587|George Charman]] |[[Woods-13587|Woods]] |1891 |"In Loving Memory
-of-
GEORGE CHARMAN WOODS
WHO DIED MAY 27 1891,
AGED 55 YEARS.
Also of
RICHARD MILLS,
DIED MAY 4TH 190[9]
AGED 87 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Edwards-25611.jpg|size=s}} |2222Y |[[Edwards-25611|Harriet (Edwards)]] |[[Edwards-25611|Woods]] |1876 |"In
Memory of
HARRIET WOODS
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
DAVID WOODS
DIED FEB [1]5 18[76]
AGED 6[9] YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Cornly-1.jpg|size=s}} |1766Y |[[Woods-13543|Isaac]] |[[Woods-13543|Woods]] |1902 |"In L[oving Memory of]
... DEAR? MOTHER
ELIZA WOODS
WHO DIED ...
... [6]7...
---
WITH CHRIST WHICH IS FAR BETTER." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-226.jpg|size=s}} |1397N |[[Woods-12774|Isaac]] |[[Woods-12774|Woods]] |1913 |"IN
LOVING MEMORY
OF
ISAAC WOODS
DIED APRIL 5TH 1913
AGED 90 YEARS
-----
ALSO IN MEMORY OF
OUR BELOVED MOTHER
ELIZABETH WEYMOUTH
WHO FELL ASLEEP MARCH 10TH 1936
IN HER EIGHTY FIRST YEAR.
-----
TO LIVE IN THE HEARTS OF THOSE WE LOVE
IS NOT TO DIE." |- |{{Image|file=Woods-5108.jpg|size=s}} |439Y |[[Woods-5108|James]] |[[Woods-5108|Woods]] |1892 |"..
[Jane] Woods
..wife of
James Woods
died [December 8 1871]
aged [61] years
---
[also of]
J[ames] Woods
Born April 24 1801
Died March 8 1892" |- |{{Image|file=Woods-5108.jpg|size=s}} |439Y |[[Elson-210|Jane (Elson)]] |[[Elson-210|Woods]] |1871 |"..
[Jane] Woods
..wife of
James Woods
died [December 8 1871]
aged [61] years
---
[also of]
J[ames] Woods
Born April 24 1801
Died March 8 1892" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-251.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Unknown-485318|Jane]] |[[Unknown-485318|Woods]] |1893 |"In
Loving Memory
--of--
WILLIAM WOODS
WHO DIED DECEMBER 19TH 1903
AGED 82 YEARS.
----
Also of JANE,
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED JUNE 25TH 1893
AGED 73 YEARS,
INTERRED AT FARNHAM CEMETERY.
----
PEACE PERFECT PEACE." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-625.jpg|size=s}} |1458Y |[[Woods-12773|John Pickett]] |[[Woods-12773|Woods]] |1924 |"[In] Loving Memory
of
JOHN PICKETT WOODS
DIED JANY 24TH 1924 AGED 53 YEARS
---
Also of
ANNIE WOODS
DIED AUGST 11TH 1913
AGED 38 YEARS." |- | |2137Y |[[Woods-12807|Percy]] |[[Woods-12807|Woods]] |1922 | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-251.jpg|size=s}} |1419N |[[Woods-12775|William]] |[[Woods-12775|Woods]] |1903 |"In
Loving Memory
--of--
WILLIAM WOODS
WHO DIED DECEMBER 19TH 1903
AGED 82 YEARS.
----
Also of JANE,
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED JUNE 25TH 1893
AGED 73 YEARS,
INTERRED AT FARNHAM CEMETERY.
----
PEACE PERFECT PEACE." |- |{{Image|file=Wooldridge-981.jpg|size=s}} |766AY |[[Wooldridge-982|Elizabeth Sarah]] |[[Wooldridge-982|Wooldridge]] |1922 |"In
MEMORY OF
HENRY WOOLDRIDGE,
WHO DIED AUGUST 29TH 1883,
AGED 63 YEARS." |- | |771Y |[[Beldham-1|Emily Sarah (Beldham)]] |[[Beldham-1|Wooldridge]] |1862 | |- |{{Image|file=Wooldridge-981.jpg|size=s}} |766AY |[[Wooldridge-981|Henry]] |[[Wooldridge-981|Wooldridge]] |1883 |"In
MEMORY OF
HENRY WOOLDRIDGE,
WHO DIED AUGUST 29TH 1883,
AGED 63 YEARS." |- | |769Y |[[Wooldridge-983|Henry John]] |[[Wooldridge-983|Wooldridge]] |1932 | |- |{{Image|file=Winslow-2834.jpg|size=s}} |749aN |[[Woollett-224|Henry Charles]] |[[Woollett-224|Woollett]] |1905 |"IN
Loving Memory
of our Mother
MARY WOOLLETT,
WHO FELL ASLEEP
SEPTEMBER 26TH. 1896,
AGED 75.
-+-
ALIVE FOR EVERMORE.
HENRY CHARLES WOOLLETT,
HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE,
DIED OCTOBER 29TH 1905
AGED 81." |- |{{Image|file=Pittis-165.jpg|size=s}} |753aN |[[Woollett-225|Jessie Agatha]] |[[Woollett-225|Woollett]] |1915 |"In
Memory of
MARY WIFE OF
SIDNEY W. WOOLLETT,
WHO FELL ASLEEP JULY 23 1897
Also
JESSIE AGATHA WOOLLETT
[WHO FELL ASL]EEP JUNE 25 1915" |- |{{Image|file=Pittis-165.jpg|size=s}} |753aN |[[Pittis-165|Mary Ann Isabella (Pittis)]] |[[Pittis-165|Woollett]] |1897 |"In
Memory of
MARY WIFE OF
SIDNEY W. WOOLLETT,
WHO FELL ASLEEP JULY 23 1897
Also
JESSIE AGATHA WOOLLETT
[WHO FELL ASL]EEP JUNE 25 1915" |- |{{Image|file=Winslow-2834.jpg|size=s}} |749aN |[[Winslow-2834|Mary (Winslow)]] |[[Winslow-2834|Woollett]] |1896 |"IN
Loving Memory
of our Mother
MARY WOOLLETT,
WHO FELL ASLEEP
SEPTEMBER 26TH. 1896,
AGED 75.
-+-
ALIVE FOR EVERMORE.
HENRY CHARLES WOOLLETT,
HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE,
DIED OCTOBER 29TH 1905
AGED 81." |- |{{Image|file=Atwell-1298.jpg|size=s}} |667N |[[Atwell-1298|Mary Ann (Atwell)]] |[[Atwell-1298|Wright]] |1894 |"In Loving Memory of
MARY ANN
WRIGHT
Born April 25th 1831
Died January 11th 1894
GOD IS OUR HOPE AND STRENGTH,
A VERY PRESENT HELP IN TROUBLE" |- |{{Image|file=Burchatt-24.jpg|size=s}} |2230Y |[[Burchatt-26|Elizabeth (Burchatt)]] |[[Burchatt-26|Wyeth]] |1910 |"ELIZABETH WYETH
DIED OCTOBER 27TH 1910
AGED 66 YEARS
GEORGE EDWARD WYETH
[DIED] MARCH 31ST 1937
..." |- |{{Image|file=Burchatt-24.jpg|size=s}} |2229Y |[[Wyeth-191|George Edward]] |[[Wyeth-191|Wyeth]] |1937 |"ELIZABETH WYETH
DIED OCTOBER 27TH 1910
AGED 66 YEARS
GEORGE EDWARD WYETH
[DIED] MARCH 31ST 1937
..." |- |{{Image|file=Yate-91.jpg|size=s}} |2103Y |[[Yate-95|Charles Frederick]] |[[Yate-95|Yate]] |1868 |"MAR[Y FANNY] YATE
DIED .. 1878
AGED 2_ YEARS.
IN MEMORY OF
CHARLES FREDERICK YATE,
DIED JULY 18, 1868,
AGED 21 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Yate-91.jpg|size=s}} |2103Y |[[Yate-92|Elizabeth Georgiana]] |[[Yate-92|Yate]] |1910 |"ELIZABETH
GEORGINA YATE
DIED JANUARY 15TH 1910
AGED 62 YEARS.
EDITH LOUISA TREW,
DAUGHTER OF FREDERICK YATE
DIED FEBRUARY 2ND 1910
AGED 56 YEARS.
EDWARD BELLINGHAM TREW
HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE
DIED FEBRUARY 8TH 1911 AGED 63 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Yate-91.jpg|size=s}} |2102Y |[[Roker-41|Elizabeth (Roker)]] |[[Roker-41|Yate]] |1890 |"..R.. YATE
DIED DECEMBER 19? 1890
AGED 79 YEARS.
ELIZABETH,
WIFE OF FREDERICK YATE
DIED JANUARY 30TH 1890,
AGED 65 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Yate-91.jpg|size=s}} |2102Y |[[Yate-96|Emmeline Harriet Maria]] |[[Yate-96|Yate]] |1922 |"EMMELINE HARRIET
MARIA YATE,
DIED OCTOBER 23RD 1922
AGED 62 YEARS.
HENRY WRIGHT YATE
DIED AT SHANGHAI CHINA
DECEMBER .. 1879
AGED 23 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Yate-91.jpg|size=s}} |2101Y |[[Yate-91|Frederick]] |[[Yate-91|Yate]] |1890 |"..R.. YATE
DIED DECEMBER 19? 1890
AGED 79 YEARS.
ELIZABETH,
WIFE OF FREDERICK YATE
DIED JANUARY 30TH 1890,
AGED 65 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Yate-91.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Yate-97|Henry Wright]] |[[Yate-97|Yate]] |1879 |"EMMELINE HARRIET
MARIA YATE,
DIED OCTOBER 23RD 1922
AGED 62 YEARS.
HENRY WRIGHT YATE
DIED AT SHANGHAI CHINA
DECEMBER .. 1879
AGED 23 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Yate-91.jpg|size=s}} |2103Y |[[Yate-94|Mary Fanny]] |[[Yate-94|Yate]] |1878 |"MAR[Y FANNY] YATE
DIED .. 1878
AGED 2_ YEARS.
IN MEMORY OF
CHARLES FREDERICK YATE,
DIED JULY 18, 1868,
AGED 21 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-227.jpg|size=s}} |1398N |[[Youren-58|Mary]] |[[Youren-58|Youren]] |1929 |"In
Loving Memory
of
MARY YOUREN
WHO PASSED AWAY
NOVEMBER 5TH 1929,
AGED 71 YEARS.
-----
'BELOVED, LET US LOVE ONE ANOTHER
FOR LOVE IS OF GOD.' 1. JOHN 4. 7.
Also of
EMMA TRIBE,
BORN APRIL 28TH 1868
DIED FEBRUARY 7TH 1941
-----
AT REST" |} == Notes == Alice Maud (Debenham) Funnel: Alice Maud Debenham m. Alfred James Funnell Dec q 1908 guildford Sarah Ellis of Send: I was unable to identify a maiden name for her, or find her in the censuses with any certainty. There was a Sarah Ellis in 1851 with two children who had both been born in Send (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:SGJ2-MB6). However by 1861 she had remarried and had a new surname Merchant. There was nobody buried with her. Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-431: the inscription on the near, rectangular section of stone, low to the ground, simply gives the name and address of the stonemasons (Smith & Trustam, 770? York Road, London, and "No 1602" in the opposite corner. Probably the memorial inscription is under the ivy near the cross. Henry Vaughan: see http://www.ebooksread.com/authors-eng/arthur-charles-fox-davies/armorial-families--a-directory-of-gentlemen-of-coat-armour-volume-2-dxo/page-165-armorial-families--a-directory-of-gentlemen-of-coat-armour-volume-2-dxo.shtml also https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tudor_Vaughan#cite_note-8 Jasper Nicholls: see https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/sources/KL9J-4WM T R: may be Thomas Rea, as it's near the other Rea headstones The Frederick Stanley Bell inscription is on the side of the monument which has the Lottie Emma Grindel inscription on the front. Charlie Timberley - https://www.cwgc.org/find-war-dead/casualty/719393/timberley,-charles/ Son of Charles and Annie D. Timberley, of 70, High Street, Godalming, England. Charles senior m. Sarah Ann Mayers Jun q 1875 Kensington (https://www.freebmd.org.uk/cgi/information.pl?cite=bLQDR2r7CuolPPpHK5yM5Q&scan=1 & https://www.freebmd.org.uk/cgi/information.pl?cite=UqsiR8xc3azwKsEkYFe%2FVw&scan=1 and there is no remarriage registration listed for him so Annie D as Charlie's mother is a mistake - Charlie had a sister Annie b 1880. The birth registration index gives Charlie's mother's maiden name as Mayers. Julia Ann Lodge - her photo is on https://juliaann.muchloved.com/; she was a company director (https://beta.companieshouse.gov.uk/company/04566898/officers) === Stones to rephotograph &c === * John Unknown photo needs retaking, inscription is probably legible * James & Mary Ann Holt: third person would probably be visible at bottom if rephotographed * Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-429: inscription is probably legible if the ivy were removed - might be possible to read enough of it to identify the deceased by pushing ivy leaves around * Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-524.jpg try taking another photo of the lowest section of the fallen cross, which probably had the name on * Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-527: try close-up photos of circle, which has some words on. * Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-447: there may be an inscription on one of the sides not photographed. * Robert Douglas Thomas: there is another Thomas inscription below, possibly illegible, but worth trying to rephotograph * William Peter Nash: rephotograph date of death * Go back through unknowns and match against burial records. * Henry Percy Bence Trower: rephotograph death date * Margaret Eliza Webber Sisley: rephotograph lowest part of inscription with her dates * James Othen: rephotograph death date * Edward Unknown: see if can read rest of inscription off stone * William Henry Coston: rephotograph bottom part of inscription * Albert James Wheeler: retake photo, blurred * Haig-Brown: retake all 3 sides, blurred * Julia and George Henry Hull: retake photo of their side of monument * Caroline Hillier: retake photos, there is a lot of writing below the first part and it's not clear if it's a long poem or more than that. * Lucy Underwood: check second side of stone as it looks like there should be more inscription * "MARY WIFE OF
THOMAS ..S
[WHO DIED]
M[AY?]" check exact location (is very near Clara Ann Bailey somewhere) * Frances Hodson: rephotograph bottom line * Edward John Hackman: rephotograph bottom section * Charles Hackman of the mysterious death year - rephotograph the year and check in person * Pontifex memorial - rephotograph John & Julia sides, esp bottom line John side. * Margaret and Emma White White - rephotograph inscription, fuzzy * pavingstone between wiggins 1878Y and delbridge 1885Y - rephotograph (bottom) part of stone with writing somewhat visible, came out fuzzy * Arthur Lambert - rephotograph bottom line (Rebecca) * rephotograph Sarah & Mary Ann Alexander stone (photo blurred) * BABY (2044Y) rephotograph bottom line, mostly buried also check location precisely * Edith Cleghorn see if her date will photograph better when dry
REVD G ABBOT
WHO DIED
JANUARY 28TH 1864
AGED 84" |- |{{Image|file=Adams-44333.jpg|size=s}} |2142Y |[[Neal-5803|Caroline (Neal)]] |[[Neal-5803|Adams]] |1879 |"..." |- |{{Image|file=Adams-44333.jpg|size=s}} |2142Y |[[Adams-44333|George]] |[[Adams-44333|Adams]] |1898 |"..." |- |{{Image|file=Albery-89.jpg|size=s}} |2710Y |Elizabeth |Albery |1876 |"IN
MEMORY OF
GEORGE ALBERY
WHO DIED
SEPTEMBER 24 [1863]
AGED 60
ALSO OF
ELIZABETH, HIS WIFE
WHO DIED
NOVEMBER 21? 1876
AGED 75" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-548.jpg|size=s}} |252AN |[[Hart-13819|Elizabeth (Hart)]] |[[Hart-13819|Albery]] |1900 |"IhS
In Loving Memory of
WILLIAM ALBERY,
DIED OCTOBER 29TH 1892,
AGED 60 YEARS.
----
Also
WILLIAM GEORGE ALBERY,
DIED JANUARY 15TH 1894,
AGED 35 YEARS.
-----
'PEACE, PERFECT PEACE.'
-----
And of
ELIZABETH,
WIDOW OF WILLIAM ALBERY,
DIED MARCH 23RD 1900
AGED 82 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Albery-89.jpg|size=s}} |2710Y |[[Albery-89|George]] |[[Albery-89|Albery]] |1863 |"IN
MEMORY OF
GEORGE ALBERY
WHO DIED
SEPTEMBER 24 [1863]
AGED 60
ALSO OF
ELIZABETH, HIS WIFE
WHO DIED
NOVEMBER 21? 1876
AGED 75" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-548.jpg|size=s}} |64N |[[Albery-84|William]] |[[Albery-84|Albery]] |1892 |"IhS
In Loving Memory of
WILLIAM ALBERY,
DIED OCTOBER 29TH 1892,
AGED 60 YEARS.
----
Also
WILLIAM GEORGE ALBERY,
DIED JANUARY 15TH 1894,
AGED 35 YEARS.
-----
'PEACE, PERFECT PEACE.'
-----
And of
ELIZABETH,
WIDOW OF WILLIAM ALBERY,
DIED MARCH 23RD 1900
AGED 82 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-548.jpg|size=s}} |64N |[[Albery-85|William George]] |[[Albery-85|Albery]] |1894 |"IhS
In Loving Memory of
WILLIAM ALBERY,
DIED OCTOBER 29TH 1892,
AGED 60 YEARS.
----
Also
WILLIAM GEORGE ALBERY,
DIED JANUARY 15TH 1894,
AGED 35 YEARS.
-----
'PEACE, PERFECT PEACE.'
-----
And of
ELIZABETH,
WIDOW OF WILLIAM ALBERY,
DIED MARCH 23RD 1900
AGED 82 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-665.jpg|size=s}} |Y |William Owen |Albiston |2010 |"In Loving
Memory of
William Owen
Albiston
'Wilf'
19th June 1951
23rd July 2010
..'As deep as the sea
that you loved
You will be forever
in our hearts.'" |- |{{Image|file=Mansfield-2398.jpg|size=s}} |1912Y |[[Alderton-363|William]] |[[Alderton-363|Alderton]] |1887 |"Sacred to the Memory of
IHS
WILLIAM MANSFIELD
BORN SEPR. 24TH 1814
DECEASED NOVR. 23RD 1887,
... YEARS CLERK OF THE CHURCH
OF ST JOHN THE EVANGELIST
IN FARNCOMBE.
-+-
Also
WILLIAM ALDERTON
BROTHER-IN-LAW OF THE ABOVE
BORN FEBY. 4TH. 1808,
DECEASED JUNE 11TH 1887
THEREFORE HATH THE LORD WAITED THAT
HE MIGHT BE GRACIOUS UNTO US" |- | |2756Y |[[Alexander-16072|John]] |[[Alexander-16072|Alexander]] |1882 | |- |{{Image|file=Edwards-26346.jpg|size=s}} |1900Y |[[Edwards-26346|Mary (Edwards)]] |[[Edwards-26346|Alexander]] |1890 |"In
Loving Memory of
MARY WIFE OF
JOHN ALEXANDER
WHO DIED MAY 26TH 1890
AGED 73 YEARS.
Also of
SARAH ANN WIFE OF
MARK ALEXANDER
WHO DIED JUNE 8TH 1887
AGED 33 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Edwards-26346.jpg|size=s}} |1900Y |[[Apsey-87|Sarah Ann (Apsey)]] |[[Apsey-87|Alexander]] |1887 |"In
Loving Memory of
MARY WIFE OF
JOHN ALEXANDER
WHO DIED MAY 26TH 1890
AGED 73 YEARS.
Also of
SARAH ANN WIFE OF
MARK ALEXANDER
WHO DIED JUNE 8TH 1887
AGED 33 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket.jpg|size=s}} |2069Y |[[Allden-6|William Enticknap]] |[[Allden-6|Allden]] |1891 |"In Loving Memory of
WILLIAM ENTICKNAP,
INFANT SON OF
SAMUEL AND ELIZABETH ALLDEN,
DIED AUGUST 4TH 1891.
G. HORN.
GODALMING." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-693.jpg|size=s}}
{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-694.jpg|size=s}} |CR2Y |Carol Ann |Alton |1984 |"IN MEMORY
OF
CAROL ANN ALTON
8? 6? 1940 - 27 2 1984
..." |- | |852Y |[[Elson-557|Ann (Elson)]] |[[Elson-557|Andrews]] |1883 | |- | |857Y |[[Andrews-14198|John]] |[[Andrews-14198|Andrews]] |1876 | |- |{{Image|file=Andrews-15107.jpg|size=s}} |698N |[[Andrews-15107|Robert William]] |[[Andrews-15107|Andrews]] |1917 |"202471 PRIVATE
R.W. ANDREWS
THE QUEENS
23RD MARCH 1917 AGE 30
DEARLY BELOVED HUSBAND OF
KATE MARIA ANDREWS" |- |{{Image|file=Armitage-1653.jpg|size=s}} |1763Y |[[Armitage-1654|Louisa Alice]] |[[Armitage-1654|Armitage]] |1927 |"In
Memory of
SARAH ELIZABETH ARMITAGE
DIED MAY 11TH 1898
AGED 33 YEARS.
ALSO OF
ELIZA ELIZABETH PERKINS
DIED NOVEMBER 7TH 1899
AGED 7[0] YEARS
A[LSO O]F
ALICE [PER]KINS
DIED OC[TOBER] 29TH 1907
AG[ED 76 Y]EARS
[ALSO OF]
LOUISA ALICE ARMITAGE
WHO DIED ON [7TH] AUGUST 192[7]" |- |{{Image|file=Armitage-1653.jpg|size=s}} |1763Y |[[Armitage-1653|Sarah Elizabeth]] |[[Armitage-1653|Armitage]] |1898 |"In
Memory of
SARAH ELIZABETH ARMITAGE
DIED MAY 11TH 1898
AGED 33 YEARS.
ALSO OF
ELIZA ELIZABETH PERKINS
DIED NOVEMBER 7TH 1899
AGED 7[0] YEARS
A[LSO O]F
ALICE [PER]KINS
DIED OC[TOBER] 29TH 1907
AG[ED 76 Y]EARS
[ALSO OF]
LOUISA ALICE ARMITAGE
WHO DIED ON [7TH] AUGUST 192[7]" |- |{{Image|file=Arnold-14271.jpg|size=s}} |259Y |[[Norris-8081|Albert]] |[[Norris-8081|Arnold]] |1875 | |- |{{Image|file=Arnold-14261.jpg|size=s}} |553Y |[[Arnold-14265|Clara]] |[[Arnold-14265|Arnold]] |1860 |"SACRED
to the Memory of
LEWIS Son of THOMAS
AND PHILLISS ELIZABETH
ARNOLD
who died February 5th 1866
AGED 26 YEARS
ALSO OF
CLARA Sister of the above
who died June 21st 1860
AGED 26 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Arnold-14271.jpg|size=s}} |258Y |[[Arnold-14271|James]] |[[Arnold-14271|Arnold]] |1860 | |- |{{Image|file=Arnold-4115.jpg|size=s}} |19AY |[[Arnold-4115|John]] |[[Arnold-4115|Arnold]] |1886 |"In Loving Memory of
JOHN ARNOLD,
WHO DIED MARCH 9TH 1886,
AGED [75] YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Arnold-14261.jpg|size=s}} |389Y |[[Arnold-14261|Lewis]] |[[Arnold-14261|Arnold]] |1866 |"SACRED
to the Memory of
LEWIS Son of THOMAS
AND PHILLISS ELIZABETH
ARNOLD
who died February 5th 1866
AGED 26 YEARS
ALSO OF
CLARA Sister of the above
who died June 21st 1860
AGED 26 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Arnold-14271.jpg|size=s}} |258Y |[[Norris-8081|Mary (Norris)]] |[[Norris-8081|Arnold]] |1877 | |- |{{Image|file=Arnold-14338.jpg|size=s}} |923Y |[[Arnold-14338|Nelson]] |[[Arnold-14338|Arnold]] |1871 |"SACRED
TO
THE MEMORY OF
NELSON ARNOLD
SON OF THOMAS AND
PHILLIS ELIZABETH
ARNOLD
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
SEPTEMBER 14TH 1871
AGED 26 YEARS.
HIS END WAS PEACE." |- |{{Image|file=Arnold-14262.jpg|size=s}} |937Y |[[Fielding-889|Phillis Elizabeth (Fielding)]] |[[Fielding-889|Arnold]] |1887 |"Sacred
to
THE MEMORY OF
THOMAS ARNOLD
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
AUGUST 6TH 1873
AGED 75 YEARS.
-+-
FALLEN ASLEEP.
ALSO OF
PHILLIS ELIZABETH
[WIFE OF THE] ABOVE
[WHO DEPARTED] THIS LIFE
DE[CEMBER].." |- |{{Image|file=Arnold-14262.jpg|size=s}} |936Y |[[Arnold-14262|Thomas]] |[[Arnold-14262|Arnold]] |1873 |"Sacred
to
THE MEMORY OF
THOMAS ARNOLD
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
AUGUST 6TH 1873
AGED 75 YEARS.
-+-
FALLEN ASLEEP.
ALSO OF
PHILLIS ELIZABETH
[WIFE OF THE] ABOVE
[WHO DEPARTED] THIS LIFE
DE[CEMBER].." |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-1.jpg|size=s}} |1949Y |[[Carter-27626|Harriett (Carter)]] |[[Carter-27626|Atfield]] |1886 |"In Loving Memory of
HARRIETT,
WIFE OF JOHN ATFIELD,
WHO DIED AUGUST 24TH 1886,
AGED 81 YEARS.
WHERE THE WEARY ARE AT REST.
JOHN ATFIELD,
DIED DECEMBER 11TH 1901,
AGED 84" |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-1.jpg|size=s}} |1949Y |[[Atfield-65|John]] |[[Atfield-65|Atfield]] |1901 |"In Loving Memory of
HARRIETT,
WIFE OF JOHN ATFIELD,
WHO DIED AUGUST 24TH 1886,
AGED 81 YEARS.
WHERE THE WEARY ARE AT REST.
JOHN ATFIELD,
DIED DECEMBER 11TH 1901,
AGED 84" |- | |932Y |[[Attfield-174|Ann]] |[[Attfield-174|Attfield]] |1908 | |- |{{Image|file=Attfield-172.jpg|size=s}} |888Y |[[Lucas-8874|Elizabeth (Lucas)]] |[[Lucas-8874|Attfield]] |1884 |"In Loving Memory
of
GEORGE ATTFIELD
DIED JANUARY 23RD 1867
AGED 63 YEARS.
AND ELIZABETH HIS WIFE,
DIED DECEMBER 8TH 1884" |- |{{Image|file=Attfield-172.jpg|size=s}} |932Y |[[Attfield-172|George]] |[[Attfield-172|Attfield]] |1867 |"In Loving Memory
of
GEORGE ATTFIELD
DIED JANUARY 23RD 1867
AGED 63 YEARS.
AND ELIZABETH HIS WIFE,
DIED DECEMBER 8TH 1884" |- | |932Y |[[Attfield-176|George]] |[[Attfield-176|Attfield]] |1868 | |- | |888Y |[[Attfield-173|William]] |[[Attfield-173|Attfield]] |1917 | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-253.jpg|size=s}} |805N |[[Attwater-120|Helena Alice]] |[[Attwater-120|Attwater]] |1899 |"TO
THE MEMORY OF
HELENA ALICE ATTWATER
FELL ASLEEP NOVEMBER 2ND 1899
AGED 21 YEARS
-----
'ASLEEP IN JESUS
TILL HE COME.'
ALSO
REGGIE DEARLY LOVED ONLY SON
OF MARTIN AND ELIZABETH ATTWATER
FELL ASLEEP JUNE 18TH 1930
AGED 17 YEARS.
'SO HE GIVETH HIS BELOVED SLEEP.'" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-253.jpg|size=s}} |808N |[[Attwater-117|Reggie (Reginald Thomas)]] |[[Attwater-117|Attwater]] |1930 |"TO
THE MEMORY OF
HELENA ALICE ATTWATER
FELL ASLEEP NOVEMBER 2ND 1899
AGED 21 YEARS
-----
'ASLEEP IN JESUS
TILL HE COME.'
ALSO
REGGIE DEARLY LOVED ONLY SON
OF MARTIN AND ELIZABETH ATTWATER
FELL ASLEEP JUNE 18TH 1930
AGED 17 YEARS.
'SO HE GIVETH HIS BELOVED SLEEP.'" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-471.jpg|size=s}} |1551N |[[Avenell-127|Mary Ann]] |[[Avenell-127|Avenell]] |1873 |"SACRED
TO
THE MEMORY OF
MARY ANN AVENELL,
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
OCTOBER 22 1873,
AGED 13 YEARS
SUFFER LITTLE CHILDREN AND FORBID
THEM NOT TO COME UNTO ME FOR OF SUCH
IS THE KINGDOM OF HEAVEN" |- |{{Image|file=Peto-70.jpg|size=s}} |361N |[[Peto-70|Eliza (Peto)]] |[[Peto-70|Avery]] |1909 |"In
Loving Memory of
ELIZA
THE BELOVED WIFE OF WILLIAM AVERY
WHO DIED JUNE 18TH 1909
AGED 59 YEARS.
-+-
SHE HAS GONE, THE ONE WE LOVED SO DEAR
TO HER ETERNAL REST
SHE'S GONE TO HEAVEN WE HAVE NO FEAR
SHE IS FOREVER BLEST.
GOD GRANT THAT WE MAY MEET ONCE MORE
OUR MOTHER ON A HAPPIER SHORE
WHERE SORROWS ARE UNKNOWN" |- |{{Image|file=Avery-6428.jpg|size=s}} |403N |[[Avery-6428|William]] |[[Avery-6428|Avery]] |1922 |"In Loving Memory
-of-
OUR DEAR FATHER
WILLIAM AVERY
WHO PASSED AWAY JANY 10TH 1922
AGED 74 YEARS.
---
I PRAY THE LORD MY SOUL MAY TAKE" |- |{{Image|file=Harvey-13727.jpg|size=s}} |2606Y |[[Harvey-13727|Clara Ann (Harvey)]] |[[Harvey-13727|Bailey]] |1898 |"IN LOVING MEMORY OF
CLARA ANN BAILEY
BORN NOVEMBER 16TH 1827
DIED OCTOBER 6TH 1898
'PEACE, PERFECT PEACE.'" |- |{{Image|file=Baker-41081.jpg|size=s}} |927Y |[[Baker-41081|Anthony]] |[[Baker-41081|Baker]] |1868 | |- |{{Image|file=Baker-40804.jpg|size=s}} |631Y |[[Baker-40804|Charles Benjamin King]] |[[Baker-40804|Baker]] |1881 |"..
CHARLES BENJAMIN
[KING] BAKER
DIED NOVEMBER 10TH? [1881]
AGED 9 YEARS
T.. [YET?] FOR ... TOOK .." |- | |2141Y |[[Tiffen-43|Myra]] |[[Tiffen-43|Baker]] |1880 | |- |{{Image|file=Baker-43194.jpg|size=s}} |1785Y |[[Baker-43194|Susan D.R.]] |[[Baker-43194|Baker]] |1924 |"IN LOVING MEMORY OF
SUSAN D.R. BAKER,
DIED 26TH JUNE 1924
AGED 27 YEARS.
THY WILL BE DONE." |- |{{Image|file=Balchin-108.jpg|size=s}} |414Y |[[Balchin-108|George]] |[[Balchin-108|Balchin]] |1864 |"IN
MEMORY OF
GEORGE BALCHIN
WHO DIED JULY 21ST 1864
AGED 76 YEARS.
-+-
ALSO HARRIET
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED JULY 31ST 1887,
AGED 76 YEARS.
-+-
THE LORD IS GRACIOUS AND MERCIFUL,
LONG SUFFERING AND OF GREAT GOODNESS." |- |{{Image|file=Balchin-108.jpg|size=s}} |414Y |[[Sly-501|Harriet (Sly)]] |[[Sly-501|Balchin]] |1887 |"IN
MEMORY OF
GEORGE BALCHIN
WHO DIED JULY 21ST 1864
AGED 76 YEARS.
-+-
ALSO HARRIET
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED JULY 31ST 1887,
AGED 76 YEARS.
-+-
THE LORD IS GRACIOUS AND MERCIFUL,
LONG SUFFERING AND OF GREAT GOODNESS." |- |{{Image|file=Unknown-485803.jpg|size=s}} |142Y |[[Unknown-485803|Frances]] |[[Unknown-485803|Baldwin]] |1863 |"..
ALSO? OF?
FRANCES BALDWIN
.." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-313.jpg|size=s}} |897N |[[Boxall-383|Hannah (Boxall)]] |[[Boxall-383|Bantoft]] |1928 |"In
Loving Memory
of
SAMUEL BANTOFT
DIED NOVEMBER 2_ 1894
IN HIS 25TH YEAR
TILL THE DAY BREAK
Also of HANNAH BANTOFT
..WIFE OF THE..
WHO DIED ..15TH? 1928" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-313.jpg|size=s}} |897N |[[Bantoft-5|Samuel]] |[[Bantoft-5|Bantoft]] |1894 |"In
Loving Memory
of
SAMUEL BANTOFT
DIED NOVEMBER 2_ 1894
IN HIS 25TH YEAR
TILL THE DAY BREAK
Also of HANNAH BANTOFT
..WIFE OF THE..
WHO DIED ..15TH? 1928" |- |{{Image|file=Barnett-9940.jpg|size=s}} |505N |[[Barnett-9940|Blanche Rose]] |[[Barnett-9940|Barnett]] |1895 |"IN
LOVING MEMORY
OF
BLANCHE ROSE BARNETT
WHO DIED MAY 12TH 1895
AGED 4 YEARS & 11 MONTHS" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-320.jpg|size=s}} |1451N |[[Barnett-9188|George]] |[[Barnett-9188|Barnett]] |1908 |"GEO[RGE] BARNETT
...
ELIZABETH
.. OF THE ABOVE" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-320.jpg|size=s}} |1451N |[[Slater-3541|Elizabeth]] |[[Slater-3541|Barnett]] |1907 |"GEO[RGE] BARNETT
...
ELIZABETH
.. OF THE ABOVE" |- |{{Image|file=Smeed-80.jpg|size=s}} |253Y |[[Bicknell-911|Emma]] |[[Bicknell-911|Bateman]] |1875 |"SACRED
TO THE MEMORY OF
WILLIAM SMEED
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
DECEMBER 17TH 1858
AGED 49 YEARS
ALSO OF EMMA
WIDOW OF THE ABOVE
AND WIFE OF
S.E. BATEMAN
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
DECEMBER 13TH 1875
AGED 50 YEARS.
HER END WAS PEACE.
ALICE EMMA NORTHCOTE
BELOVED WIFE OF
COLONEL NORTHCOTE
H.M. ARTILLERY
ELDEST DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE
DIED AT WALLINGTON 29TH MAY 1917
AGED 67
ST. JOHN V. 39?" |- |{{Image|file=Glover-6170.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Gardner-14400|Sarah (Glover)]] |[[Gardner-14400|Barry]] | |"In Loving Memory
-of-
ELIZABETH,
WIFE OF JAMES GARDNER,
DIED FEBRUARY .. 1874
IN HER 82ND YEAR
MARY
DAUGHTER OF JAMES AND ELIZABETH GARDNER
DIED 16TH NOVEMBER 1913
IN HER 82ND YEAR
SARAH GARDNER
DAUGHTER OF
JAMES AND ELIZABETH GARDNER
ENTERED INTO REST
...1889 AGED 62 YEARS
SARAH BARRY
SISTER OF ELIZABETH GARDNER
DIED JANUARY 21ST 1873
IN HER 86TH YEAR
INTERRED IN WILLESDEN CEMETERY" |- |{{Image|file=Battson-31.jpg|size=s}} |2479Y |[[Battson-31|Benjamin Eli]] |[[Battson-31|Battson]] |1885 |"In Memory of
BENJAMIN ELI
BATTSON
DIED MARCH .. 1885
ELLEN MARY BATTSON
DIED FEB 13TH 1921
AGED 83 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Battson-31.jpg|size=s}} |2479Y |[[Miller-70803|Ellen Mary (Miller)]] |[[Miller-70803|Battson]] |1921 |"In Memory of
BENJAMIN ELI
BATTSON
DIED MARCH .. 1885
ELLEN MARY BATTSON
DIED FEB 13TH 1921
AGED 83 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-328.jpg|size=s}} | |Beatrice Esther |Bawdelly-Smith |2019 |"Beatrice Esther
Bawdelly-Smith
"Betsy"
Died 30th March 2019
Aged 86 Years" |- |{{Image|file=Beagley-356.jpg|size=s}} |484N |[[Collyer-397|Eliza (Collyer)]] |[[Collyer-397|Beagley]] |1889 |"In Loving Memory of
ELIZA
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
JOHN BEAGLEY,
WHO FELL ASLEEP AUGUST 18TH 1889
AGED 53 YEARS.
'THY WILL BE DONE.'
In Loving Memory
-of-
JOHN BEAGLEY
WHO FELL ASLEEP
DECEMBER 18TH 1908
AGED 75 YEARS.
PEACE, PERFECT PEACE.
...
LEONARD HERBERT BEAGLEY
DIED AUGUST 10TH 1957
AGED 78 YEARS.
In Loving Memory
-of-
ELIZABETH
DAUGHTER OF JOHN AND ELIZA BEAGLEY
DIED JULY 29TH 1940
AGED 82 YEARS.
'AT REST.'" |- |{{Image|file=Beagley-356.jpg|size=s}} |483N |[[Beagley-359|Elizabeth]] |[[Beagley-359|Beagley]] |1940 |"In Loving Memory of
ELIZA
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
JOHN BEAGLEY,
WHO FELL ASLEEP AUGUST 18TH 1889
AGED 53 YEARS.
'THY WILL BE DONE.'
In Loving Memory
-of-
JOHN BEAGLEY
WHO FELL ASLEEP
DECEMBER 18TH 1908
AGED 75 YEARS.
PEACE, PERFECT PEACE.
...
LEONARD HERBERT BEAGLEY
DIED AUGUST 10TH 1957
AGED 78 YEARS.
In Loving Memory
-of-
ELIZABETH
DAUGHTER OF JOHN AND ELIZA BEAGLEY
DIED JULY 29TH 1940
AGED 82 YEARS.
'AT REST.'" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-240.jpg|size=s}} |1404N |[[Beagley-318|James]] |[[Beagley-318|Beagley]] |1928 |"IN
Loving Memory of
LOIS
THE BELOVED WIFE OF JAMES BEAGLEY
WHO FELL ASLEEP JULY 22ND 1901
AGED 49 YEARS.
'IN GOD IS ALL OUR HOPE.'
JAMES BEAGLEY
FELL ASLEEP MAY 6TH 1928
AGED 85 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Beagley-356.jpg|size=s}} |484N |[[Beagley-356|John]] |[[Beagley-356|Beagley]] |1908 |"In Loving Memory of
ELIZA
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
JOHN BEAGLEY,
WHO FELL ASLEEP AUGUST 18TH 1889
AGED 53 YEARS.
'THY WILL BE DONE.'
In Loving Memory
-of-
JOHN BEAGLEY
WHO FELL ASLEEP
DECEMBER 18TH 1908
AGED 75 YEARS.
PEACE, PERFECT PEACE.
...
LEONARD HERBERT BEAGLEY
DIED AUGUST 10TH 1957
AGED 78 YEARS.
In Loving Memory
-of-
ELIZABETH
DAUGHTER OF JOHN AND ELIZA BEAGLEY
DIED JULY 29TH 1940
AGED 82 YEARS.
'AT REST.'" |- |{{Image|file=Beagley-356.jpg|size=s}} |483-4N |[[Beagley-358|Leonard Herbert]] |[[Beagley-358|Beagley]] |1957 |"In Loving Memory of
ELIZA
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
JOHN BEAGLEY,
WHO FELL ASLEEP AUGUST 18TH 1889
AGED 53 YEARS.
'THY WILL BE DONE.'
In Loving Memory
-of-
JOHN BEAGLEY
WHO FELL ASLEEP
DECEMBER 18TH 1908
AGED 75 YEARS.
PEACE, PERFECT PEACE.
...
LEONARD HERBERT BEAGLEY
DIED AUGUST 10TH 1957
AGED 78 YEARS.
In Loving Memory
-of-
ELIZABETH
DAUGHTER OF JOHN AND ELIZA BEAGLEY
DIED JULY 29TH 1940
AGED 82 YEARS.
'AT REST.'" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-240.jpg|size=s}} |1404N |[[Curzon-203|Lois]] |[[Curzon-203|Beagley]] |1901 |"IN
Loving Memory of
LOIS
THE BELOVED WIFE OF JAMES BEAGLEY
WHO FELL ASLEEP JULY 22ND 1901
AGED 49 YEARS.
'IN GOD IS ALL OUR HOPE.'
JAMES BEAGLEY
FELL ASLEEP MAY 6TH 1928
AGED 85 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-646.jpg|size=s}} | |Lilly Elizabeth |Beardall |2019 |"Lilly Elizabeth
BEARDALL
Died 2nd January 2019
Aged 9 Years" |- |{{Image|file=Beer-1459.jpg|size=s}} |2008Y |[[Beer-1459|Gladys]] |[[Beer-1459|Beer]] |1902 |"IN LOVING MEMORY
OF
GLADYS,
THE DEAR CHILD OF
FRANK AND EDITH BEER
DIED JAN 8TH 1902
AGED 21 MONTHS" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-544.jpg|size=s}} |662aN |[[Bell-25613|Frederick Stanley]] |[[Bell-25613|Bell]] |1915 |"SON OF BERNICE BELL,
NEE GRINDEL
FREDERICK STANLEY
BELL
DIED DEC 20TH 1915
AGE 6 MONTHS
SAFELY SAFELY GATHERED IN
FAR FROM SORROW
FAR FROM SIN" |- |{{Image|file=Bennett-25680.jpg|size=s}} |1542N |[[Bennett-25681|Alice Cullen]] |[[Bennett-25681|Bennett]] |1873 |"MARY AMELIA
BENNETT
DIED JANUARY 6TH 1879
AGED 4 YEARS AND 7 MONTHS
ALICE CULLEN BENNETT
DIED SEPTEMBER 2ND 1873
AGED 8? MONTHS" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-295.jpg|size=s}} |905N |[[Bennett-24431|Charles Daniel]] |[[Bennett-24431|Bennett]] |1934 |"In Loving Memory
of
MARY ELIZABETH
BELOVED? WIFE [OF]
CHARLES? BENNETT
FELL ASLEEP MARCH ..RD 1895
AGED 31
ALSO OF
CHARLES? _ BENNETT
'RE-UNITED'." |- |{{Image|file=Bennett-25823.jpg|size=s}} |2135Y |[[Bennett-25823|James Cullen]] |[[Bennett-25823|Bennett]] |1875 |"IN AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE OF
JAMES CULLEN BENNETT
OF FOLKESTONE
WHO DIED AT GODALMING
OCT 25TH 1[875]
AGED 6[1] YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Bennett-25680.jpg|size=s}} |2243Y |[[Bennett-25680|Mary Amelia]] |[[Bennett-25680|Bennett]] |1879 |"MARY AMELIA
BENNETT
DIED JANUARY 6TH 1879
AGED 4 YEARS AND 7 MONTHS
ALICE CULLEN BENNETT
DIED SEPTEMBER 2ND 1873
AGED 8? MONTHS" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-295.jpg|size=s}} |905N |[[Bartlett-9430|Mary Elizabeth]] |[[Bartlett-9430|Bennett]] |1895 |"In Loving Memory
of
MARY ELIZABETH
BELOVED? WIFE [OF]
CHARLES? BENNETT
FELL ASLEEP MARCH ..RD 1895
AGED 31
ALSO OF
CHARLES? _ BENNETT
'RE-UNITED'." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-644.jpg|size=s}} |2159Y |[[Benson-5986|Henry]] |[[Benson-5986|Benson]] |1890 |"HERE RESTS
HENRY BENSON
BORN FEBRUARY 7 1830
DIED APRIL 26 1890.
FOR ELEVEN YEARS RECTOR OF FARNCOMBE.
ALLOWED TO BE PUT TO REST? WITH THE GOSPEL
NOT TO PLEASE MEN BUT GOD." |- |{{Image|file=Bicknell-941.jpg|size=s}} |352Y |[[Bicknell-943|Gertrude Helena]] |[[Bicknell-943|Bicknell]] |1869 |"HENRY BICKNELL
TAKEN TO REST JULY 18TH 1890
AGED 46 YEARS.
ALSO
GUSTAVE GEORGE & GERTRUDE HELENA
HIS CHILDREN
ALSO SARAH
WIFE OF THE ABOVE,
TAKEN TO REST APRIL 25TH 1900,
AGED 56 YEARS.
SHE HATH DONE WHAT SHE COULD DO.
EVEN SO FATHER FOR SO IT SEEMETH
GOOD IN THY SIGHT
WHILE THE TIRED FRAME RESTETH
THE SPIRIT WAKING EVER
STILL HOLDETH BLEST COMMUNION
WITH CHRIST WHO SLEEPETH NEVER" |- |{{Image|file=Bicknell-941.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Bicknell-942|Gustave George Mansfield]] |[[Bicknell-942|Bicknell]] |1866 |"HENRY BICKNELL
TAKEN TO REST JULY 18TH 1890
AGED 46 YEARS.
ALSO
GUSTAVE GEORGE & GERTRUDE HELENA
HIS CHILDREN
ALSO SARAH
WIFE OF THE ABOVE,
TAKEN TO REST APRIL 25TH 1900,
AGED 56 YEARS.
SHE HATH DONE WHAT SHE COULD DO.
EVEN SO FATHER FOR SO IT SEEMETH
GOOD IN THY SIGHT
WHILE THE TIRED FRAME RESTETH
THE SPIRIT WAKING EVER
STILL HOLDETH BLEST COMMUNION
WITH CHRIST WHO SLEEPETH NEVER" |- |{{Image|file=Bicknell-941.jpg|size=s}} |1909Y |[[Bicknell-941|Henry]] |[[Bicknell-941|Bicknell]] |1890 |"HENRY BICKNELL
TAKEN TO REST JULY 18TH 1890
AGED 46 YEARS.
ALSO
GUSTAVE GEORGE & GERTRUDE HELENA
HIS CHILDREN
ALSO SARAH
WIFE OF THE ABOVE,
TAKEN TO REST APRIL 25TH 1900,
AGED 56 YEARS.
SHE HATH DONE WHAT SHE COULD DO.
EVEN SO FATHER FOR SO IT SEEMETH
GOOD IN THY SIGHT
WHILE THE TIRED FRAME RESTETH
THE SPIRIT WAKING EVER
STILL HOLDETH BLEST COMMUNION
WITH CHRIST WHO SLEEPETH NEVER" |- |{{Image|file=Bicknell-941.jpg|size=s}} |1909Y |[[Mansfield-2399|Sarah (Mansfield)]] |[[Mansfield-2399|Bicknell]] |1900 |"HENRY BICKNELL
TAKEN TO REST JULY 18TH 1890
AGED 46 YEARS.
ALSO
GUSTAVE GEORGE & GERTRUDE HELENA
HIS CHILDREN
ALSO SARAH
WIFE OF THE ABOVE,
TAKEN TO REST APRIL 25TH 1900,
AGED 56 YEARS.
SHE HATH DONE WHAT SHE COULD DO.
EVEN SO FATHER FOR SO IT SEEMETH
GOOD IN THY SIGHT
WHILE THE TIRED FRAME RESTETH
THE SPIRIT WAKING EVER
STILL HOLDETH BLEST COMMUNION
WITH CHRIST WHO SLEEPETH NEVER" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-221.jpg|size=s}} |766N |[[Carnzu-1|Jane]] |[[Carnzu-1|Bigmore]] |1921 |"..OF
THOMAS BIGMORE
WHO DIED DECEMBER 14TH 1899
AGED 24 YEARS
IN LOVING
REMEMBRANCE OF
JANE BIGMORE
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE.. [1921]" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-221.jpg|size=s}} |766N |[[Bigmore-54|Thomas]] |[[Bigmore-54|Bigmore]] |1899 |"..OF
THOMAS BIGMORE
WHO DIED DECEMBER 14TH 1899
AGED 24 YEARS
IN LOVING
REMEMBRANCE OF
JANE BIGMORE
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE.. [1921]" |- |{{Image|file=Lillywhite-79.jpg|size=s}} |738Y |[[Lillywhite-79|Ann (Lillywhite)]] |[[Lillywhite-79|Billinghurst]] |1863 |"SACRED
TO
THE MEMORY OF
ANN WIFE OF
CHARLES BILLINGHURST
WHO DIED MARCH 21ST 1863
AGED 56 YEARS.
-----
BLESSED ARE THE DEAD THAT DIE IN THE LORD." |- |{{Image|file=Bingley-120.jpg|size=s}} |2503Y |[[Dalton-6072|Elizabeth (Dalton)]] |[[Dalton-6072|Bingley]] |1879 |"In
Memory of
RICHARD BINGLEY,
FORMERLY OF HEAVITREE, DEVON,
DIED MAY 7TH 1879,
AGED 70 YEARS
-+-
ALSO OF
ELIZABETH, HIS WIFE
DIED APRIL 29TH 1879,
AGED 70 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Bingley-120.jpg|size=s}} |2504Y |[[Bingley-120|Richard]] |[[Bingley-120|Bingley]] |1879 |"In
Memory of
RICHARD BINGLEY,
FORMERLY OF HEAVITREE, DEVON,
DIED MAY 7TH 1879,
AGED 70 YEARS
-+-
ALSO OF
ELIZABETH, HIS WIFE
DIED APRIL 29TH 1879,
AGED 70 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-523.jpg|size=s}} |1381N |[[Hallam-880|Margaret (Hallam)]] |[[Hallam-880|Birt]] |1908 |"IN MEMORY OF
SAMUEL KIDD
SON OF THE LATE
RICHARD & DEBORAH KIDD
OF HATCH, GODALMING
WHO DIED AT LLANAWAY HOUSE
MARCH 27TH 1867
AGED 77 YEARS.
For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son
that whosoever believeth in him should not perish but
have everlasting life.
ALSO OF DEBORAH HALLAM,
NIECE OF THE ABOVE, & DAUGHTER OF
EDWARD & DEBORAH HALLAM
LATE OF KENNINGTON, SURREY.
BORN AT HATCH, SEPTR. 18TH 1803
DIED AT LLANAWAY HOUSE AUGST. 18TH 1874.
Whatsoever thy hand findeth to do do it with thy might
Jesus said unto her I am the Resurrection and the Life
ALSO CATHERINE HALLAM,
THIRD DAUGHTER OF
EDWARD & DEBORAH HALLAM,
WHO WENT HOME AT LLANAWAY
ON HER 90TH BIRTHDAY, AUGST. 26TH 1900.
'She being dead yet speaketh.'
ALSO MARGARET BIRT, YOUNGEST DAUGHTER OF
EDWARD & DEBORAH HALLAM,
WHO DIED AT LLANAWAY
AUGUST 3RD 1908, IN HER 91ST YEAR.
'The souls of the righteous are in the hand of God.'" |- |{{Image|file=Blackburn-4629.jpg|size=s}} |4BY |[[Mills-16604|Esther Jane (Mills)]] |[[Mills-16604|Blackburn]] |1935 |"IN LOVING MEMORY
OF
ESTHER JANE BLACKBURN,
WHO DIED AUGUST 20TH 1935
AGED 54 YEARS.
---
TIME PASSETH, LOVE ABIDETH.
---
ALSO OF
WILLIAM HORACE BLACKBURN
HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE,
PASSED AWAY AUGUST 30TH 1955
AGED 75 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Blackburn-4594.jpg|size=s}} |606Y |[[Blackburn-4594|Horace]] |[[Blackburn-4594|Blackburn]] |1939 |"IN LOVING MEMORY
OF
MARY LOUISA BLACKBURN,
WHO DIED NOVEMBER 2ND 1935
AGED 81 YEARS.
---
'EVER IN OUR THOUGHTS.'
ALSO OF
HORACE BLACKBURN,
HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE
DIED AUGUST 5TH 1939
AGED 86 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Blackburn-4594.jpg|size=s}} |606Y |[[Evershed-54|Mary Louisa (Evershed)]] |[[Evershed-54|Blackburn]] |1935 |"IN LOVING MEMORY
OF
MARY LOUISA BLACKBURN,
WHO DIED NOVEMBER 2ND 1935
AGED 81 YEARS.
---
'EVER IN OUR THOUGHTS.'
ALSO OF
HORACE BLACKBURN,
HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE
DIED AUGUST 5TH 1939
AGED 86 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Blackburn-4629.jpg|size=s}} |4BY |[[Blackburn-4629|William Horace]] |[[Blackburn-4629|Blackburn]] |1955 |"IN LOVING MEMORY
OF
ESTHER JANE BLACKBURN,
WHO DIED AUGUST 20TH 1935
AGED 54 YEARS.
---
TIME PASSETH, LOVE ABIDETH.
---
ALSO OF
WILLIAM HORACE BLACKBURN
HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE,
PASSED AWAY AUGUST 30TH 1955
AGED 75 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-550.jpg|size=s}} |68aN |[[Blain-678|Joseph Daniel Rowbotham]] |[[Blain-678|Blain]] |1920 |"Called to
Higher Service
In Loving Memory
--of--
MY DEAR HUSBAND
JOSEPH D. R. BLAIN
WHO PASSED AWAY JAN 15TH 1920
AGED 63 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Bliss-4889.jpg|size=s}} |6BY |[[Bliss-4889|Edward Church]] |[[Bliss-4889|Bliss]] |1923 |"IN
LOVING MEMORY OF
EDWARD CHURCH BLISS,
DIED DECEMBER 6TH 1923,
AGED 51.
AND OF HIS WIFE
ROSALIND MARY CHURCH BLISS
DIED DECEMBER 27TH 1958
DEO DANTE DEDI." |- |{{Image|file=Bliss-4889.jpg|size=s}} |6BY |[[Barry-4204|Rosalind Mary (Barry) Church]] |[[Barry-4204|Bliss]] |1958 |"IN
LOVING MEMORY OF
EDWARD CHURCH BLISS,
DIED DECEMBER 6TH 1923,
AGED 51.
AND OF HIS WIFE
ROSALIND MARY CHURCH BLISS
DIED DECEMBER 27TH 1958
DEO DANTE DEDI." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-688.jpg|size=s}} |2770Y |[[Taylor-61661|Sarah Ann (Taylor)]] |[[Taylor-61661|Blundell]] |1882 |"Sarah Blundell.." |- |{{Image|file=.jpg|size=s}} |2457Y |Elizabeth (Simpson) |Boddy |1898 |"In
Memory of
ELIZABETH BODDY
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
CHARLES JAMES BODDY
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE APRIL 8TH 1898." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-325.jpg|size=s}} |1458N |[[Davies-9628|Caroline Elizabeth (Davies)]] |[[Davies-9628|Boileau]] |1908 |"In
Loving Memory
of
CAROLINE ELIZABETH,
WIDOW OF CAPT. E. BOILEAU. E._.C.S.
BORN NOV 16 1825
SEP 5 1908
..MY..URE..
ASK? NOTHI.." |- |{{Image|file=Bonner-2208.jpg|size=s}} |182N |[[Bonner-2208|Annie]] |[[Bonner-2208|Bonner]] |1893 |"In
Loving Memory of
MARY ANN, WIFE OF
JOHN BONNER
BORN SEPT. 17TH 1828,
DIED SEPT. 12TH 1889.
-+-
WHEN TH[E WE]ARY ONES WE LOVE
ENTER O[N THEIR] REST ABOVE,
SEEMS T[HE EARTH S]O POOR AND VAST,
ALL O[UR LIFE JOY O]VERCAST,
HUSH [BE EVERY MURM]UR DUMB,
IT IS [ONLY TILL HE COM]E.
[ALSO OF]
[ANNIE BONNE]R
DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE
BORN SEPT. 25TH 1862,
DIED MAY 31ST 1893.
-+-
NOT GONE FROM MEMORY NOR FROM LOVE,
BUT GONE TO OUR FATHER'S HOME ABOVE." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-629.jpg|size=s}} |1265Y |[[Bonner-2056|James]] |[[Bonner-2056|Bonner]] |1924 |"In Memory of
JAMES BONNER,
DIED AUGUST 15TH 1924
AGED 78 YEARS.
-.-
SARAH BONNER,
DIED FEB 16TH 1929,
AGED 91 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Bonner-2208.jpg|size=s}} |182N |[[Garrett-9188|Mary Ann (Garrett)]] |[[Garrett-9188|Bonner]] |1889 |"In
Loving Memory of
MARY ANN, WIFE OF
JOHN BONNER
BORN SEPT. 17TH 1828,
DIED SEPT. 12TH 1889.
-+-
WHEN TH[E WE]ARY ONES WE LOVE
ENTER O[N THEIR] REST ABOVE,
SEEMS T[HE EARTH S]O POOR AND VAST,
ALL O[UR LIFE JOY O]VERCAST,
HUSH [BE EVERY MURM]UR DUMB,
IT IS [ONLY TILL HE COM]E.
[ALSO OF]
[ANNIE BONNE]R
DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE
BORN SEPT. 25TH 1862,
DIED MAY 31ST 1893.
-+-
NOT GONE FROM MEMORY NOR FROM LOVE,
BUT GONE TO OUR FATHER'S HOME ABOVE." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-629.jpg|size=s}} |1265Y |[[Hill-34695|Sarah]] |[[Hill-34695|Bonner]] |1929 |"In Memory of
JAMES BONNER,
DIED AUGUST 15TH 1924
AGED 78 YEARS.
-.-
SARAH BONNER,
DIED FEB 16TH 1929,
AGED 91 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Bean-6122.jpg|size=s}} |1903Y |[[Bean-6122|Mary (Bean)]] |[[Bean-6122|Bosbery]] |1900 |"In
Loving Memory
-of-
MARY BOSBERY
AT REST 13TH JANUARY 1900
AGED 80
EARTH HOLDS NO OTHER LIKE TO THEE
THOMAS HUSBAND OF
MARY BOSBERY
DIED 24TH MARCH 1867
INTERRED AT KENSAL GREEN.
THOMAS SMITH BOSBERY
ONLY SON
DIED 7TH NOVEMBER 1866" |- |{{Image|file=Bean-6122.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Bosbery-2|Thomas]] |[[Bosbery-2|Bosbery]] |1867 |"In
Loving Memory
-of-
MARY BOSBERY
AT REST 13TH JANUARY 1900
AGED 80
EARTH HOLDS NO OTHER LIKE TO THEE
THOMAS HUSBAND OF
MARY BOSBERY
DIED 24TH MARCH 1867
INTERRED AT KENSAL GREEN.
THOMAS SMITH BOSBERY
ONLY SON
DIED 7TH NOVEMBER 1866" |- |{{Image|file=Bean-6122.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Bosbery-3|Thomas Smith]] |[[Bosbery-3|Bosbery]] |1866 |"In
Loving Memory
-of-
MARY BOSBERY
AT REST 13TH JANUARY 1900
AGED 80
EARTH HOLDS NO OTHER LIKE TO THEE
THOMAS HUSBAND OF
MARY BOSBERY
DIED 24TH MARCH 1867
INTERRED AT KENSAL GREEN.
THOMAS SMITH BOSBERY
ONLY SON
DIED 7TH NOVEMBER 1866" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-213.jpg|size=s}} |1396N |[[Nicholls-2514|Gertrude Mary (Nicholls)]] |[[Nicholls-2514|Boshier]] |1988 |"In Loving Memory
--of--
HENRY HUBERT BOSHIER
BORN 30TH JULY 1888
DIED 13TH FEBRUARY 1967
---
AND OF HIS WIFE
GERTRUDE MARY BOSHIER
BORN 15TH OCTOBER 1893
DIED 18TH DECEMBER 1988" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-213.jpg|size=s}} |1396N |[[Boshier-14|Henry Hubert]] |[[Boshier-14|Boshier]] |1967 |"In Loving Memory
--of--
HENRY HUBERT BOSHIER
BORN 30TH JULY 1888
DIED 13TH FEBRUARY 1967
---
AND OF HIS WIFE
GERTRUDE MARY BOSHIER
BORN 15TH OCTOBER 1893
DIED 18TH DECEMBER 1988" |- |{{Image|file=Bowden-3351.jpg|size=s}} |1813Y |[[Bowden-3351|Billy]] |[[Bowden-3351|Bowden]] |1930 |"In Loving Memory
of
Billy Bowden
1921 - 1930
Grandparents
Caroline Doe
1828 - 1901
Henry Doe
1833 - 1912" |- |{{Image|file=Bowers-6576.jpg|size=s}} |2829Y |[[Bowers-6576|Henry Samuel]] |[[Bowers-6576|Bowers]] |1867 |"SACRED
TO THE MEMORY OF
HENRY BOWERS
WHO DIED
SEPTEMBER 21ST 1867,
IN THE 62ND YEAR OF
HIS AGE." |- |{{Image|file=Bowers-6841.jpg|size=s}} |554N |[[Bowers-6578|Margaret]] |[[Bowers-6578|Bowers]] |1898 |"In Memory
-OF-
ELIZA,
WIFE OF GEORGE JOHNSON,
DIED 25TH MAY 1892,
AGED 51 YEARS.
ALSO
MARGARET BOWERS,
SISTER OF THE ABOVE,
DIED NOVEMBER 7TH 1898,
AGED 61 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Bowers-6577.jpg|size=s}} |2829Y |[[Bowers-6577|William Henry]] |[[Bowers-6577|Bowers]] |1906 |"In Loving Memory of WILLIAM HENRY. THE BELOVED HUSBAND OF JANE BOWERS." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-539.jpg|size=s}} |541N |[[Bowler-1010|George]] |[[Bowler-1010|Bowler]] |1915 |"In
Loving Memory of
GEORGE BOWLER
WHO DIED 13TH MAY 1915, AGED 80 YEARS
----
Also of MARY,
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED 6TH JUNE 1893, AGED 58 YEARS.
----
Also, SERGT. E. SUTER,
WHO DIED WHILE SERVING HIS COUNTRY
4TH JANY. 1916, AGED 52 YEARS.
AT REST.
Also EDGAR WALKER
KILLED IN FRANCE 10TH SEPTR 1918
AGED 35 YEARS
HIS MEMORY EVER DEAR" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-539.jpg|size=s}} |541N |[[Peto-64|Mary (Peto)]] |[[Peto-64|Bowler]] |1893 |"In
Loving Memory of
GEORGE BOWLER
WHO DIED 13TH MAY 1915, AGED 80 YEARS
----
Also of MARY,
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED 6TH JUNE 1893, AGED 58 YEARS.
----
Also, SERGT. E. SUTER,
WHO DIED WHILE SERVING HIS COUNTRY
4TH JANY. 1916, AGED 52 YEARS.
AT REST.
Also EDGAR WALKER
KILLED IN FRANCE 10TH SEPTR 1918
AGED 35 YEARS
HIS MEMORY EVER DEAR" |- |{{Image|file=Boxall-393.jpg|size=s}} |2772Y |[[Boxall-393|Elizabeth Rebecca]] |[[Boxall-393|Boxall]] |1884 |"Sacred
to the
Memory of
ELIZABETH REBECCA BOXALL
only beloved child of
ROBERT and EM[MA] BOXALL
who [died]
March 2_..
1884
..
Yea[rs]
..
Lo.." |- |{{Image|file=Field-5326.jpg|size=s}} |635Y |[[Woods-12816|Emma (Woods)]] |[[Woods-12816|Boxall]] |1927 |"IN MEMORY OF
WILLIAM FIELD
DIED DEC. 11TH 1864, AGED 24 YEARS.
---
ALSO OF EMMA BOXALL, HIS WIFE
DIED APRIL 26TH 1927, AGED 85 YEARS.
'RE-UNITED.'" |- |{{Image|file=Boxall-392.jpg|size=s}} |27aY |[[Aylwin-50|Emma (Aylwin)]] |[[Aylwin-50|Boxall]] |1909 |"In ever Loving
Memory of
ROBERT BOXALL
AT REST 31ST MARCH 1906
AGED 76 YEARS.
ALSO EMMA BOXALL WIFE OF THE ABOVE
AT REST 21ST JANUARY 1909
AGED 73 YEARS
HER END WAS PEACE." |- |{{Image|file=Boxall-392.jpg|size=s}} |27aY |[[Boxall-392|Robert]] |[[Boxall-392|Boxall]] |1906 |"In ever Loving
Memory of
ROBERT BOXALL
AT REST 31ST MARCH 1906
AGED 76 YEARS.
ALSO EMMA BOXALL WIFE OF THE ABOVE
AT REST 21ST JANUARY 1909
AGED 73 YEARS
HER END WAS PEACE." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-408.jpg|size=s}} |1499Y |[[Lillywhite-76|Annie Maria]] |[[Lillywhite-76|Bradley]] |1945 |"IN
LOVING MEMORY OF
FREDERICK EDWIN BRADLEY
WHO PASSED PEACEFULLY AWAY
25TH JULY 1925
'AT THE GOING DOWN OF THE SUN AND
IN THE MORNING, I WILL REMEMBER THEE.'
ALSO ANNIE MARIA, HIS WIFE
14TH MARCH 1945" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-277.jpg|size=s}} |849N |[[Triggs-224|Emily]] |[[Triggs-224|Bradley]] |1896 |"In Loving Memory of
EMILY
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
AUGUSTUS BRADLEY,
WHO FELL ASLEEP MARCH 3RD 1896
AGED 39 YEARS.
-----
AT REST" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-408.jpg|size=s}} |1499N |[[Bradley-11983|Frederick Edwin]] |[[Bradley-11983|Bradley]] |1925 |"IN
LOVING MEMORY OF
FREDERICK EDWIN BRADLEY
WHO PASSED PEACEFULLY AWAY
25TH JULY 1925
'AT THE GOING DOWN OF THE SUN AND
IN THE MORNING, I WILL REMEMBER THEE.'
ALSO ANNIE MARIA, HIS WIFE
14TH MARCH 1945" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-397.jpg|size=s}} |1233N |[[Bradley-11986|George]] |[[Bradley-11986|Bradley]] |1895 |"IHS
JANE BRADLEY
BORN APRIL 27TH 1822
DIED JANUARY? 2_ 1873
-----
GEORGE BRADLEY
BORN SEPTEMBER 18TH 1821
DIED MARCH 8TH 1895
-----" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-397.jpg|size=s}} |1233N |[[Elson-542|Jane (Elson)]] |[[Elson-542|Bradley]] |1873 |"IHS
JANE BRADLEY
BORN APRIL 27TH 1822
DIED JANUARY? 2_ 1873
-----
GEORGE BRADLEY
BORN SEPTEMBER 18TH 1821
DIED MARCH 8TH 1895
-----" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-405.jpg|size=s}} |1282N |[[Smith-191302|Mary Caroline]] |[[Smith-191302|Bradley]] |1880 |"In
Affectionate Remembrance of
MARY CAROLINE,
WIFE OF
JOHN BRADLEY
WHO DIED NOVEMBER.. 1880
AGED 62 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-664.jpg|size=s}} |A21Y |Queenie Elizabeth |Branson |2010 |"In Loving Memory Of
QUEENIE ELIZABETH
BRANSON
1917-2010..." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-660.jpg|size=s}} |18Y |[[Allen-40148|Mary (Allen)]] |[[Allen-40148|Brewster]] |1868 |"IN
MEMORY OF
MARY WIFE OF
THOMAS BREWSTER
DIED OCTOBER 23RD 1868
AGED 69 YEARS
ELIZABETH PARKER
DIED MARCH 4TH 1919
AGED 87" |- |{{Image|file=Brooks-16613.jpg|size=s}} |882Y |[[Brooks-16614|Annie]] |[[Brooks-16614|Brooks]] |1892 |"IN
AFFECTIONATE
REMEMBRANCE OF
GEORGE SON OF
CHARLES & MARY [ANN]
BROOKS
WHO DIED OCTR 31ST 1882
AGED 10 YEARS & [6] MONTHS
-+-
.. ..ING
.. A_LY LIFE IN SA..
..ETHER STILL I'LL? ..
..Y .." |- | |275N |[[Brooks-16613|Charles]] |[[Brooks-16613|Brooks]] |1907 | |- |{{Image|file=Brooks-16613.jpg|size=s}} |882Y |[[Brooks-16613|George]] |[[Brooks-16613|Brooks]] |1882 |"IN
AFFECTIONATE
REMEMBRANCE OF
GEORGE SON OF
CHARLES & MARY [ANN]
BROOKS
WHO DIED OCTR 31ST 1882
AGED 10 YEARS & [6] MONTHS
-+-
.. ..ING
.. A_LY LIFE IN SA..
..ETHER STILL I'LL? ..
..Y .." |- | |275N |[[Jones-85123|Mary Ann (Jones)]] |[[Jones-85123|Brooks]] |1887 | |- |{{Image|file=Broom-888.jpg|size=s}} |1791Y |[[Tubb-352|Ellen]] |[[Tubb-352|Broom]] |1917 |"In
Loving Memory
of
HARRY BROOM
AT REST APRIL 21ST 1896
AGED 46 YEARS.
-+-
FLORENCE ELLEN
DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE,
AT REST MAY 19TH 1898
AGED 16 YEARS.
-+-
'THY WILL BE DONE.'" |- |{{Image|file=Broom-888.jpg|size=s}} |1791Y |[[Broom-889|Florence Ellen]] |[[Broom-889|Broom]] |1898 |"In
Loving Memory
of
HARRY BROOM
AT REST APRIL 21ST 1896
AGED 46 YEARS.
-+-
FLORENCE ELLEN
DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE,
AT REST MAY 19TH 1898
AGED 16 YEARS.
-+-
'THY WILL BE DONE.'" |- |{{Image|file=Broom-888.jpg|size=s}} |1791Y |[[Broom-888|Harry]] |[[Broom-888|Broom]] |1896 |"In
Loving Memory
of
HARRY BROOM
AT REST APRIL 21ST 1896
AGED 46 YEARS.
-+-
FLORENCE ELLEN
DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE,
AT REST MAY 19TH 1898
AGED 16 YEARS.
-+-
'THY WILL BE DONE.'" |- |{{Image|file=Broom-829.jpg|size=s}} |2487Y |[[Goldsworthy-1239|Mary Ann (Goldsworthy)]] |[[Goldsworthy-1239|Broom]] |1907 |"IHS
In
Loving Memory
of
THOMAS BROOM
WHO DIED JUNE 9TH? 1879
AGED 58 YEARS
IN THE MIDST OF LIFE WE ARE IN
DEATH
..
MARY ANN
WIFE OF
THOMAS BROOM
WHO DIED FEBRUARY 23 1907
[AGED 84]
AND W...
..." |- |{{Image|file=Broom-829.jpg|size=s}} |2487Y |[[Broom-829|Thomas]] |[[Broom-829|Broom]] |1879 |"IHS
In
Loving Memory
of
THOMAS BROOM
WHO DIED JUNE 9TH? 1879
AGED 58 YEARS
IN THE MIDST OF LIFE WE ARE IN
DEATH
..
MARY ANN
WIFE OF
THOMAS BROOM
WHO DIED FEBRUARY 23 1907
[AGED 84]
AND W...
..." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-215.jpg|size=s}} |1393N |[[Coleman-11443|Alice]] |[[Coleman-11443|Brown]] |1921 |"IN LOVING MEMORY OF
ERNEST BROWN
1877-1925
and
ALICE BROWN
1875-1921
And their daughters
DOROTHY
1905-1960
ETHEL
1906-1997
MABEL
1912-1983
KATHLEEN
1913-1967
Always in our thoughts" |- |{{Image|file=Brown-100884.jpg|size=s}} |2134Y |[[Tiffin-214|Deborah (Tiffin)]] |[[Tiffin-214|Brown]] |1888 |"IN
AFFECTIONATE
REMEMBRANCE OF
JAMES HULL BROWN
WHO DIED NOVR 5TH 1875
AGED 59 YEARS
-+-
ALSO DEBORAH
HIS WIFE
WHO DIED MAY 16TH 18[88]" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-215.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Brown-91953|Dorothy]] |[[Brown-91953|Brown]] |1960 |"IN LOVING MEMORY OF
ERNEST BROWN
1877-1925
and
ALICE BROWN
1875-1921
And their daughters
DOROTHY
1905-1960
ETHEL
1906-1997
MABEL
1912-1983
KATHLEEN
1913-1967
Always in our thoughts" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-630.jpg|size=s}} |1253Y |[[Littlefield-1511|Edith Violet May]] |[[Littlefield-1511|Brown]] |1948 |"Sacred? to? the Memory
of
EDITH VIOLET MAY BROWN
DEVOTED WIFE AND MOTHER
WHO PASSED AWAY PEACEFULLY?
ON JANUARY 6TH 1948
AGED 62 YEARS
...
F.. forgiving?..
Also
FREDERICK ERNEST BROWN
DEARLY LOVED HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE
WHO PASSED PEACEFULLY AWAY
ON JUNE 18TH 1972 AGED 82 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Moore-53832.jpg|size=s}} |695-6N |[[Brown-104142|Eliza Jane]] |[[Brown-104142|Brown]] |1916 |"In Sacred Memory of
MARY ANN
WIDOW OF RICHARD BROWN
DIED MARCH 18TH 1895.
---
Also E.J. BROWN,
DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE
(ON OTHER SIDE OF SAME STONE)
MAR... OW..
W..
LLANAWAY COTTAGES,
MARCH _8TH, 1895
AGED 68.
SHE WAS FOR NEARLY .. YEARS BIBLE WOMAN
IN CONNECTION WITH MOTHERS MEETING
GODALMING ... ORGANISED? BY ...
MISS? HALLAM & MRS ... WHO ERECTED THIS STONE?
AS A PROOF OF THEIR AFFECTIONATE ESTEEM
A SUCCOURER OF MANY.
BLESSED ARE THE DEAD WHICH
DIE IN THE LORD" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-215.jpg|size=s}} |1393aN |[[Brown-91952|Ernest]] |[[Brown-91952|Brown]] |1925 |"IN LOVING MEMORY OF
ERNEST BROWN
1877-1925
and
ALICE BROWN
1875-1921
And their daughters
DOROTHY
1905-1960
ETHEL
1906-1997
MABEL
1912-1983
KATHLEEN
1913-1967
Always in our thoughts" |- |{{Image|file=Titmas-8.jpg|size=s}} |2251Y |[[Brown-99439|Ernest Douglas]] |[[Brown-99439|Brown]] |1967 | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-215.jpg|size=s}} |1393N |[[Brown-91955|Ethel]] |[[Brown-91955|Brown]] |1997 |"IN LOVING MEMORY OF
ERNEST BROWN
1877-1925
and
ALICE BROWN
1875-1921
And their daughters
DOROTHY
1905-1960
ETHEL
1906-1997
MABEL
1912-1983
KATHLEEN
1913-1967
Always in our thoughts" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-630.jpg|size=s}} |1253Y |[[Brown-93853|Frederick Ernest]] |[[Brown-93853|Brown]] |1972 |"Sacred? to? the Memory
of
EDITH VIOLET MAY BROWN
DEVOTED WIFE AND MOTHER
WHO PASSED AWAY PEACEFULLY?
ON JANUARY 6TH 1948
AGED 62 YEARS
...
F.. forgiving?..
Also
FREDERICK ERNEST BROWN
DEARLY LOVED HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE
WHO PASSED PEACEFULLY AWAY
ON JUNE 18TH 1972 AGED 82 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Walker-40569.jpg|size=s}} |2820Y |[[Walker-40569|Elizabeth Sarah (Walker)]] |[[Walker-40569|Browne]] |1864 |"Elizabeth Sarah Browne Died June 14 1864 Aged 70
..." |- |{{Image|file=Titmas-8.jpg|size=s}} |2251Y |[[Brown-99441|Graeme Douglas]] |[[Brown-99441|Brown]] |1996 |"IN LOVING MEMORY
OF
RHODA EVELYN BROWN
DIED 30TH JULY 1995
AGED 85 YEARS
GRAEME DOUGLAS
BROWN
DIED 13th APRIL 1996
AGED 89 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Brown-100884.jpg|size=s}} |2134Y |[[Brown-100884|James Hull]] |[[Brown-100884|Brown]] |1875 |"IN
AFFECTIONATE
REMEMBRANCE OF
JAMES HULL BROWN
WHO DIED NOVR 5TH 1875
AGED 59 YEARS
-+-
ALSO DEBORAH
HIS WIFE
WHO DIED MAY 16TH 18[88]" |- | |576Y |[[Cooke-6161|Jane Charlotte (Cooke)]] |[[Cooke-6161|Brown]] |1886 | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-215.jpg|size=s}} |1393AN |[[Brown-91957|Kathleen Florence (Brown)]] |[[Brown-91957|Valentine]] |1987 |"IN LOVING MEMORY OF
ERNEST BROWN
1877-1925
and
ALICE BROWN
1875-1921
And their daughters
DOROTHY
1905-1960
ETHEL
1906-1997
MABEL
1912-1983
KATHLEEN
1913-1967
Always in our thoughts" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-215.jpg|size=s}} |1393N |[[Brown-91956|Mabel (Brown)]] |[[Brown-91956|Luranc]] |1983 |"IN LOVING MEMORY OF
ERNEST BROWN
1877-1925
and
ALICE BROWN
1875-1921
And their daughters
DOROTHY
1905-1960
ETHEL
1906-1997
MABEL
1912-1983
KATHLEEN
1913-1967
Always in our thoughts" |- |{{Image|file=Titmas-8.jpg|size=s}} |2251BY |[[Titmas-11|Margaret Talbot (Titmas)]] |[[Titmas-11|Brown]] |1953 |"ALSO OF
MARGARET TALBOT
BROWN
BELOVED WIFE OF
E.D. BROWN
DIED 19TH JAN 1953
AGED 69 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Moore-53832.jpg|size=s}} |695N |[[Moore-53832|Mary Ann (Moore)]] |[[Moore-53832|Brown]] |1895 |"In Sacred Memory of
MARY ANN
WIDOW OF RICHARD BROWN
DIED MARCH 18TH 1895.
---
Also E.J. BROWN,
DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE
(ON OTHER SIDE OF SAME STONE)
MAR... OW..
W..
LLANAWAY COTTAGES,
MARCH _8TH, 1895
AGED 68.
SHE WAS FOR NEARLY .. YEARS BIBLE WOMAN
IN CONNECTION WITH MOTHERS MEETING
GODALMING ... ORGANISED? BY ...
MISS? HALLAM & MRS ... WHO ERECTED THIS STONE?
AS A PROOF OF THEIR AFFECTIONATE ESTEEM
A SUCCOURER OF MANY.
BLESSED ARE THE DEAD WHICH
DIE IN THE LORD" |- |{{Image|file=Titmas-8.jpg|size=s}} |2251Y |[[Painter-2850|Rhoda Evelyn (Painter)]] |[[Painter-2850|Brown]] |1995 |"IN LOVING MEMORY
OF
RHODA EVELYN BROWN
DIED 30TH JULY 1995
AGED 85 YEARS
GRAEME DOUGLAS
BROWN
DIED 13th APRIL 1996
AGED 89 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Budd-1724.jpg|size=s}} |750aN |[[Hine-899|Flora (Hine)]] |[[Hine-899|Budd]] |1910 |"IN
LOVING MEMORY OF
MY DEAR HUSBAND
THOMAS BUDD,
WHO FELL ASLEEP IN JESUS,
18TH. SEPTEMBER 1896.
AGED 71 YEARS.
'THEM ALSO WHICH SLEEP IN JESUS WILL
GOD BRING WITH HIM.' 1ST. THESS. 4TH. CHAP. 14TH. VERSE.
IN
MEMORY OF OUR DEARLY BELOVED
AND DEVOTED MOTHER
FLORA BUDD,
WHO FELL ASLEEP IN THE LORD
AND JOINED HER BELOVED
HUSBAND AND OUR BELOVED FATHER
THE ABOVE
1ST JUNE 1910
AGED 84 YEARS.
WITH CHRIST WHICH IS FAR BETTER.
- PHILIPPIANS CH. 23 2D VERSE" |- |{{Image|file=Budd-1724.jpg|size=s}} |750aN |[[Budd-1724|Thomas]] |[[Budd-1724|Budd]] |1896 |"IN
LOVING MEMORY OF
MY DEAR HUSBAND
THOMAS BUDD,
WHO FELL ASLEEP IN JESUS,
18TH. SEPTEMBER 1896.
AGED 71 YEARS.
'THEM ALSO WHICH SLEEP IN JESUS WILL
GOD BRING WITH HIM.' 1ST. THESS. 4TH. CHAP. 14TH. VERSE.
IN
MEMORY OF OUR DEARLY BELOVED
AND DEVOTED MOTHER
FLORA BUDD,
WHO FELL ASLEEP IN THE LORD
AND JOINED HER BELOVED
HUSBAND AND OUR BELOVED FATHER
THE ABOVE
1ST JUNE 1910
AGED 84 YEARS.
WITH CHRIST WHICH IS FAR BETTER.
- PHILIPPIANS CH. 23 2D VERSE" |- |{{Image|file=Burchatt-24.jpg|size=s}} |2230Y |[[Burchatt-24|Charles]] |[[Burchatt-24|Burchatt]] |1875 |"CHARLES BURCHATT
DIED SEP 11TH 1875
AGED 59 YEARS.
HARRIETT WIFE OF THE ABOVE
DIED JANY 7? 1880
AGED 65 YEARS.
EDWARD BURCHATT
SON OF THE ABOVE
DIED NOVEMBER 2ND? 1889
AGED 42 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Burchatt-24.jpg|size=s}} |2229Y |[[Burchatt-25|Edward]] |[[Burchatt-25|Burchatt]] |1889 |"CHARLES BURCHATT
DIED SEP 11TH 1875
AGED 59 YEARS.
HARRIETT WIFE OF THE ABOVE
DIED JANY 7? 1880
AGED 65 YEARS.
EDWARD BURCHATT
SON OF THE ABOVE
DIED NOVEMBER 2ND? 1889
AGED 42 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Burchatt-24.jpg|size=s}} |2230Y |[[Ansell-847|Harriett (Ansell)]] |[[Ansell-847|Burchatt]] |1880 |"CHARLES BURCHATT
DIED SEP 11TH 1875
AGED 59 YEARS.
HARRIETT WIFE OF THE ABOVE
DIED JANY 7? 1880
AGED 65 YEARS.
EDWARD BURCHATT
SON OF THE ABOVE
DIED NOVEMBER 2ND? 1889
AGED 42 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Burrell-2204.jpg|size=s}} |2328Y |[[Burrell-2204|Edward Franklin]] |[[Burrell-2204|Burrell]] |1910 |"In Loving Memory of
EMILY BURRELL,
WHO DIED JULY 14TH 1881
IN HER 38TH YEAR.
-+-
Also of
EDWARD FRANKLIN BURRELL
WHO DIED JANY 3RD 1910
IN HIS 70TH YEAR." |- |{{Image|file=Burrell-2204.jpg|size=s}} |2328Y |[[Arnold-14538|Emily (Arnold)]] |[[Arnold-14538|Burrell]] |1881 |"In Loving Memory of
EMILY BURRELL,
WHO DIED JULY 14TH 1881
IN HER 38TH YEAR.
-+-
Also of
EDWARD FRANKLIN BURRELL
WHO DIED JANY 3RD 1910
IN HIS 70TH YEAR." |- |{{Image|file=Talmon-19.jpg|size=s}} |2312Y |[[Talmon-19|Jane (Talmon)]] |[[Talmon-19|Burrell]] |1877 |"In Affectionate Remembrance
-of-
JANE,
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
JAMES BURRELL
WHO DIED SEPT. 16TH 1877,
AGED 56 YEARS.
-+-
Also of
MARY JANE BURRELL,
DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE,
WHO DIED AUG 18TH 1951,
AGED 86 YEARS.
-+-
PEACE" |- |{{Image|file=Davison-3894.jpg|size=s}} |390Y |[[Davison-3894|Mary Ann (Davison)]] |[[Davison-3894|Burrell]] |1861 |"In
MEMORY OF
MARY ANN
WIFE OF
JAMES BURRELL
WHO DIED
MAY 1ST 1861,
AGED 43 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Talmon-19.jpg|size=s}} |2313Y |[[Burrell-2206|Mary Jane]] |[[Burrell-2206|Burrell]] |1951 |"In Affectionate Remembrance
-of-
JANE,
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
JAMES BURRELL
WHO DIED SEPT. 16TH 1877,
AGED 56 YEARS.
-+-
Also of
MARY JANE BURRELL,
DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE,
WHO DIED AUG 18TH 1951,
AGED 86 YEARS.
-+-
PEACE" |- |{{Image|file=Robbens-7.jpg|size=s}} |2226Y |[[Robbens-7|Jane (Robbens)]] |[[Robbens-7|Buscall]] |1873 |"Sacred
to the memory of
Jane, relict of
Charles Buscall
late of Swaffham, Norfolk
who died
December 17th 1873
aged [8]2 years.
-+-
Israel hath not [obtained that which he]
seeketh for but the [election hath obtained it]" |- |{{Image|file=Caesar-251.jpg|size=s}} |2217Y |[[Brewser-2|Jane (Brewser)]] |[[Brewser-2|Caesar]] |1874 |"JULIUS CAESAR
SURREY & ENGLAND CRICKETER
PROFESSIONAL AT CHARTERHOUSE
BORN MARCH 25, 1830
DIED MARCH 5, 1878
HERE ALSO LIES HIS WIFE
JANE 1829 - 1874" |- |{{Image|file=Caesar-251.jpg|size=s}} |2217Y |[[Caesar-251|Julius]] |[[Caesar-251|Caesar]] |1878 |"JULIUS CAESAR
SURREY & ENGLAND CRICKETER
PROFESSIONAL AT CHARTERHOUSE
BORN MARCH 25, 1830
DIED MARCH 5, 1878
HERE ALSO LIES HIS WIFE
JANE 1829 - 1874" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-504.jpg|size=s}} |1255N |[[Russell-21880|Janet (Russell)]] |[[Russell-21880|Campbell]] |1878 |"Sacred
TO THE MEMORY OF
JANET RUSSELL
WIFE OF
MR JAMES CAMPBELL
DIED NOVR ..1.. 1878
AGED 27
BLESSED ARE THE DEAD WHO
DIE IN THE LORD" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-265.jpg|size=s}} |1428N |[[Candy-239|Charles Crawford]] |[[Candy-239|Candy]] |1901 |"In
Loving Memory of
CHARLES CRAWFORD CANDY,
BORN SEPTEMBER 26TH 1865,
AT REST SEPTEMBER 18TH 1901
---
THERE'S PEACE AND REST IN PARADISE
---" |- |{{Image|file=Caplin-87.jpg|size=s}} |719Y |[[Caplin-87|Richard]] |[[Caplin-87|Caplin]] |1859 |"..
RICHARD CAPLIN
.." |- |{{Image|file=Carpenter-17896.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Kyberd-3|Ann (Kyberd)]] |[[Kyberd-3|Carpenter]] |1935 |"Sacred
to the memory of
Thomas Carpenter
son of
T. G. Carpenter
passed to the higher life
Sept 23rd 1928.
---
R.I.P.
Also of Ann,
dearly loved wife of the above
Died 24th February 1935." |- |{{Image|file=Carpenter-17896-1.jpg|size=s}} |2123Y |[[Jennings-9368|Eliza (Jennings)]] |[[Jennings-9368|Carpenter]] |1913 |"+
In Memory of
Emma Carpenter
who died on the 11th of J.. 1874
aged 26 years
---
In the midst of life we are in death.
---
Also of Eliza
the beloved wife of
Thomas Gibbins Carpenter
who died August 31st 1913
aged 92 years
husband of the above?
Thomas Gibbins Carpenter
who died November 29th 1914
aged 89 years
..." |- |{{Image|file=Carpenter-17896-1.jpg|size=s}} |2123Y |[[Carpenter-17897|Emma]] |[[Carpenter-17897|Carpenter]] |1874 |"+
In Memory of
Emma Carpenter
who died on the 11th of J.. 1874
aged 26 years
---
In the midst of life we are in death.
---
Also of Eliza
the beloved wife of
Thomas Gibbins Carpenter
who died August 31st 1913
aged 92 years
husband of the above?
Thomas Gibbins Carpenter
who died November 29th 1914
aged 89 years
..." |- |{{Image|file=Carpenter-18063.jpg|size=s}} |1832Y |[[Carpenter-18063|Fanny]] |[[Carpenter-18063|Carpenter]] |1917 |"In Loving Memory of
Fanny Carpenter
died Feb 14 1917
Blessed are the pure in heart" |- |{{Image|file=Carpenter-17896.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Carpenter-17898|Thomas]] |[[Carpenter-17898|Carpenter]] |1928 |"Sacred
to the memory of
Thomas Carpenter
son of
T. G. Carpenter
passed to the higher life
Sept 23rd 1928.
---
R.I.P.
Also of Ann,
dearly loved wife of the above
Died 24th February 1935." |- |{{Image|file=Carpenter-17896-1.jpg|size=s}} |2123Y |[[Carpenter-17896|Thomas Gibbins]] |[[Carpenter-17896|Carpenter]] |1914 |"+
In Memory of
Emma Carpenter
who died on the 11th of J.. 1874
aged 26 years
---
In the midst of life we are in death.
---
Also of Eliza
the beloved wife of
Thomas Gibbins Carpenter
who died August 31st 1913
aged 92 years
husband of the above?
Thomas Gibbins Carpenter
who died November 29th 1914
aged 89 years
..." |- |{{Image|file=Carter-30714.jpg|size=s}} |1877Y |[[Walker-41923|Alice (Walker)]] |[[Walker-41923|Carter]] |1914 |"In
Ever Loving Memory of
JAMES WESTBROOK CARTER
AGED 35,
WHO WAS CALLED HOME WHILE IN
THE MIDST OF HIS WORK
FEBY. 5TH. 1890.
-+-
FOR SO HE GIVETH HIS BELOVED SLEEP.
Also ALICE,
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
DIED OCTR. 22ND 1914,
AGED 59 YEARS.
-+-
'UNTIL THE DAY BREAK AND THE SHADOWS FLEE AWAY.'" |- |{{Image|file=Carter-30714.jpg|size=s}} |1877Y |[[Carter-30714|James Westbrook]] |[[Carter-30714|Carter]] |1890 |"In
Ever Loving Memory of
JAMES WESTBROOK CARTER
AGED 35,
WHO WAS CALLED HOME WHILE IN
THE MIDST OF HIS WORK
FEBY. 5TH. 1890.
-+-
FOR SO HE GIVETH HIS BELOVED SLEEP.
Also ALICE,
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
DIED OCTR. 22ND 1914,
AGED 59 YEARS.
-+-
'UNTIL THE DAY BREAK AND THE SHADOWS FLEE AWAY.'" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-280.jpg|size=s}} |873N |[[Carter-29004|Jeffery]] |[[Carter-29004|Carter]] |1895 |"..of
JEFFERY CARTER
MARCH 9TH 1895
..[90] YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-400.jpg|size=s}} |1227N |[[Chalcraft-45|Ellen Florence]] |[[Chalcraft-45|Chalcraft]] |1908 |"In
Loving Memory
of
ELLEN FLORENCE
CHALCRAFT WHO
DIED JUNE 19TH? 1908 AGED
15 YEARS
-----
..." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-583.jpg|size=s}} |10N |[[Rothwell-697|Anne Maria]] |[[Rothwell-697|Challen]] |1925 |"IN
LOVING MEMORY OF
ANNE MARIA,
WIFE OF G. CHALLEN.
AT REST 4TH JANUARY 1925
AGED 61 YEARS.
'UNTIL THE DAY BREAK.'
ALSO
GEORGE CHALLEN,
DIED 25TH MARCH 1941,
AGED 78 YEARS.
'PEACE'" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-583.jpg|size=s}} |10N |[[Challen-37|George]] |[[Challen-37|Challen]] |1941 |"IN
LOVING MEMORY OF
ANNE MARIA,
WIFE OF G. CHALLEN.
AT REST 4TH JANUARY 1925
AGED 61 YEARS.
'UNTIL THE DAY BREAK.'
ALSO
GEORGE CHALLEN,
DIED 25TH MARCH 1941,
AGED 78 YEARS.
'PEACE'" |- |{{Image|file=Challen-46.jpg|size=s}} |809Y |[[Edwards-25195|Maria (Edwards)]] |[[Edwards-25195|Challen]] |1878 |"In
Memory of
MARIA, WIFE OF
STEPHEN CHALLEN,
BORN SEPTEMBER 20TH 1832
DIED APRIL 4TH 1878
-+-
'SALVATION BELONGETH UNTO THE LORD,
THY BLESSING IS UPON THY PEOPLE.'
Also of
STEPHEN CHALLEN
DIED NOVEMBER 13TH 1903,
AGED 77 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Challen-46.jpg|size=s}} |809Y |[[Challen-46|Stephen]] |[[Challen-46|Challen]] |1903 |"In
Memory of
MARIA, WIFE OF
STEPHEN CHALLEN,
BORN SEPTEMBER 20TH 1832
DIED APRIL 4TH 1878
-+-
'SALVATION BELONGETH UNTO THE LORD,
THY BLESSING IS UPON THY PEOPLE.'
Also of
STEPHEN CHALLEN
DIED NOVEMBER 13TH 1903,
AGED 77 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-2.jpg|size=s}} |1846-7Y |[[Knox-3912|Ellen Matilda (Knox)]] |[[Knox-3912|Chance]] |1907 |"IN LOVING MEMORY OF
ELLEN MATILDA CHANCE
4TH MARCH 1907
AGED 69." |- |{{Image|file=Chandler-8364.jpg|size=s}} |2238Y |[[Kidd-3811|Ann White]] |[[Kidd-3811|Chandler]] |1901 |"GEORGE A CHANDLER
DIED 5TH JANY 1877
AGED 26 YEARS
AND
ANN WHITE
CHANDLER
HIS MOTHER
ENTERED INTO HER REST
7TH JANUARY 1901
AGED 78 YEARS.
THE FORMER THINGS ARE PASSED AWAY" |- |{{Image|file=Chandler-8364.jpg|size=s}} |2238Y |[[Chandler-8364|George Alfred]] |[[Chandler-8364|Chandler]] |1877 |"GEORGE A CHANDLER
DIED 5TH JANY 1877
AGED 26 YEARS
AND
ANN WHITE
CHANDLER
HIS MOTHER
ENTERED INTO HER REST
7TH JANUARY 1901
AGED 78 YEARS.
THE FORMER THINGS ARE PASSED AWAY" |- |{{Image|file=Charman-438.jpg|size=s}} |798Y |[[Charman-438|James]] |[[Charman-438|Charman]] |1875 |"..
JAMES CHARMAN
WHO DIED NOVEMBER 30TH [1875]
AGED 53 YEARS
HE BROUGHT DOWN MY STRENGTH
[AND] SHORTENED MY DAYS" |- |{{Image|file=Charman-438.jpg|size=s}} |798Y |[[Child-1384|Sarah (Child)]] |[[Child-1384|Charman]] |1898 |"..
JAMES CHARMAN
WHO DIED NOVEMBER 30TH [1875]
AGED 53 YEARS
HE BROUGHT DOWN MY STRENGTH
[AND] SHORTENED MY DAYS" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-279.jpg|size=s}} |870-1N |[[Cheel-12|Charles]] |[[Cheel-12|Cheel]] |1897 |"In
Loving Memory
of
CHARLES CHEEL
WHO DIED MAY 9TH 1897
AGED 50 YEARS.
'SO HE GIVETH HIS BELOVED SLEEP.'
ALSO OF KATE, HIS WIFE,
WHO DIED MAY 25TH 1937,
AGED 92 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-279.jpg|size=s}} |870-1N |[[Kettle-453|Kate]] |[[Kettle-453|Cheel]] |1937 |"In
Loving Memory
of
CHARLES CHEEL
WHO DIED MAY 9TH 1897
AGED 50 YEARS.
'SO HE GIVETH HIS BELOVED SLEEP.'
ALSO OF KATE, HIS WIFE,
WHO DIED MAY 25TH 1937,
AGED 92 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-473.jpg|size=s}} |1558N |[[Clark-51499|Amelia Jessie (Clark)]] |[[Clark-51499|Chennell]] |1864 |"[J?]ESSIE CHENNELL
..
TO..OT..
..
..FREDERICK WILLIAM C
HENNELL" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-473.jpg|size=s}} |1557N |[[Chennell-51|Frederick William]] |[[Chennell-51|Chennell]] |1863 |"[J?]ESSIE CHENNELL
..
TO..OT..
..
..FREDERICK WILLIAM C
HENNELL" |- | |1556N |[[Chennell-52|Louisa]] |[[Chennell-52|Chennell]] |1865 | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-587.jpg|size=s}} |1672FY |[[Chick-504|Benjamin Pearson]] |[[Chick-504|Chick]] |1914 |"'AT REST.'
In Loving Memory
-of-
BENJAMIN PEARSON CHICK
..M.. 25TH? 1914
AND MARIA HIS WIFE" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-587.jpg|size=s}} |1672FY |[[Lang-4934|Maria]] |[[Lang-4934|Chick]] |1916 |"'AT REST.'
In Loving Memory
-of-
BENJAMIN PEARSON CHICK
..M.. 25TH? 1914
AND MARIA HIS WIFE" |- | |1672Y |[[Chick-505|Sarah Ellen]] |[[Chick-505|Chick]] |1951 | |- |{{Image|file=Childs-2633.jpg|size=s}} |2570Y |[[Childs-2633|Rosa]] |[[Childs-2633|Childs]] |1882 |"IN MEMORY OF
ROSA CHILDS" |- |{{Image|file=Chilman-42.jpg|size=s}} |2099Y |[[Chilman-45|Abigail]] |[[Chilman-45|Chilman]] |1892 |"Also of
ABIGAIL CHILMAN
BORN DECR. 16TH 1803,
DIED JANY. 1ST 1892." |- |{{Image|file=Chilman-42.jpg|size=s}} |1992Y |[[Chilman-46|Ann Osman]] |[[Chilman-46|Chilman]] |1873 |"Also of
ANN OSMAN CHILMAN
BORN SEPTR 18TH 1854,
DIED JUNE 7TH 1873.
+
Also of
FLORA CHILMAN
BORN JAN 1ST 1869,
DIED APRIL 21ST 1869." |- |{{Image|file=Chilman-42.jpg|size=s}} |2100Y |[[Chilman-43|Edward]] |[[Chilman-43|Chilman]] |1884 |"In Loving Memory of
EDWARD CHILMAN
BORN AUGST. 14TH 1805,
DIED OCTR. 20TH 1884.
+
Also of
HARRIETT CHILMAN,
WIFE OF THE ABOVE,
BORN MARCH 26TH 1823,
DIED OCTR. 26TH 1888." |- |{{Image|file=Chilman-42.jpg|size=s}} |2099Y |[[Chilman-42|Edward William]] |[[Chilman-42|Chilman]] |1934 |"In Loving Memory of
HELEN, THE WIFE OF
EDWARD WILLIAM
CHILMAN,
BORN SEPT. 29TH 1852
DIED OCTR. 18TH 1912
LEARN AS IF YOU WERE TO LIVE FOR EVER.
LIVE AS IF YOU WERE TO DIE TO-MORROW.
ALSO EDWARD WILLIAM
HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE,
WHO DIED JUNE 16TH 1934, AGED 84." |- |{{Image|file=Chilman-42.jpg|size=s}} |1991Y |[[Chilman-47|Flora]] |[[Chilman-47|Chilman]] |1869 |"Also of
ANN OSMAN CHILMAN
BORN SEPTR 18TH 1854,
DIED JUNE 7TH 1873.
+
Also of
FLORA CHILMAN
BORN JAN 1ST 1869,
DIED APRIL 21ST 1869." |- |{{Image|file=Chilman-42.jpg|size=s}} |2100Y |[[Mills-17171|Harriett (Mills)]] |[[Mills-17171|Chilman]] |1888 |"In Loving Memory of
EDWARD CHILMAN
BORN AUGST. 14TH 1805,
DIED OCTR. 20TH 1884.
+
Also of
HARRIETT CHILMAN,
WIFE OF THE ABOVE,
BORN MARCH 26TH 1823,
DIED OCTR. 26TH 1888." |- |{{Image|file=Chilman-42.jpg|size=s}} |2099Y |[[Rea-1915|Helen (Rea)]] |[[Rea-1915|Chilman]] |1912 |"In Loving Memory of
HELEN, THE WIFE OF
EDWARD WILLIAM
CHILMAN,
BORN SEPT. 29TH 1852
DIED OCTR. 18TH 1912
LEARN AS IF YOU WERE TO LIVE FOR EVER.
LIVE AS IF YOU WERE TO DIE TO-MORROW.
ALSO EDWARD WILLIAM
HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE,
WHO DIED JUNE 16TH 1934, AGED 84." |- |{{Image|file=Griffiths-4051.jpg|size=s}} |2654Y |[[Griffiths-4051|Louisa Mary (Griffiths)]] |[[Griffiths-4051|Christian]] |1879 |"In
MEMORY OF
LOUISA MARY
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
GEORGE CHRISTIAN
WHO DIED
THE .. JULY 1879
IN HER 60TH YEAR" |- |{{Image|file=Chuter-60.jpg|size=s}} |2197Y |[[Chuter-60|Jane Caroline]] |[[Chuter-60|Chuter]] |1867 |"IN MEMORY OF
JANE CAROLINE CHUTER
THE BE[LOVED NIECE] OF
JANE & R[OBERT RICHARD]S
BORN ...
DIED? ...
...
..." |- |{{Image|file=Clark-54566.jpg|size=s}} |2091Y |[[Clark-54566|John]] |[[Clark-54566|Clark]] |1863 |"John Clark
June 19th 1863
Sarah Clark
Aug 2nd 1869
Sarah Clark
Apr 9th? 1888
Marten Clark
Aug 9th 1868" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-317.jpg|size=s}} |1453N |[[Clark-51503|Joseph Cecil]] |[[Clark-51503|Clark]] |1908 |"..OF
JOSEPH CECIL CLARK
SON OF
WILLIAM AND ANN CLARK
BORN JUNE 22ND 1901
DIED OCTOBER 22ND 1908
-----
SOME DAY WE SHALL UNDERSTAND" |- |{{Image|file=Clark-54566.jpg|size=s}} |2091Y |[[Clark-54569|Marten]] |[[Clark-54569|Clark]] |1868 |"John Clark
June 19th 1863
Sarah Clark
Aug 2nd 1869
Sarah Clark
Apr 9th? 1888
Marten Clark
Aug 9th 1868" |- |{{Image|file=Clark-54566.jpg|size=s}} |2092Y |[[Unknown-499897|Sarah]] |[[Unknown-499897|Clark]] |1869 |"John Clark
June 19th 1863
Sarah Clark
Aug 2nd 1869
Sarah Clark
Apr 9th? 1888
Marten Clark
Aug 9th 1868" |- |{{Image|file=Clark-54566.jpg|size=s}} |2093Y |[[Clark-54567|Sarah]] |[[Clark-54567|Clark]] |1888 |"John Clark
June 19th 1863
Sarah Clark
Aug 2nd 1869
Sarah Clark
Apr 9th? 1888
Marten Clark
Aug 9th 1868" |- |{{Image|file=Clark-55412.jpg|size=s}} |476N |[[Clark-55412|Walter]] |[[Clark-55412|Clark]] |1890 |"...
WALTER CLARK
of BISHOPS WALTHAM
Died at FARNCOMBE
May 27 1890
Aged [53] years
Until the day break and the shadows flee away" |- |{{Image|file=Clarke-14507.jpg|size=s}} |2247Y |[[McClean-618|Eleanor (McClean)]] |[[McClean-618|Clarke]] |1869 |"In
Affectionate Memory
of
WILLIAM CLARKE
AT REST DEC 18 1865 AGED 71
ELEANOR HIS WIFE
DIED SEPT 3 1869 AGED 78
EMILY THEIR DAUGHTER
WIFE OF STEPHEN HALES
FELL ASLEEP SEPT 14 1862 AGED 39" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-347.jpg|size=s}} |1039N |[[Unknown-479721|Elizabeth]] |[[Unknown-479721|Clarke]] |1890 |"IN
AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE
OF
ELIZABETH
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
JOSEPH CLARKE
WHO DIED JANY. 7TH 1890
IN THE 72ND YEAR OF HER AGE
-----
HER END WAS PEACE.
-----
ALSO OF
JOSEPH CLARKE
HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED SEPR. 10TH 1896
AGED 77 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Clarke-14507.jpg|size=s}} |2248Y |[[Clarke-14511|Elmer Arnold]] |[[Clarke-14511|Clarke]] |1901 |"In
Loving Memory
of
WILLIAM AUGUSTUS CLARKE
DIED OCT 7 1892 AGED 61
EMMA, HIS WIFE
AT REST JAN 28 1889 AGED 47.
ERNEST JAMES THEIR SECOND SON
FELL ASLEEP FEB 14 1869 AGED 1 YEAR
R. I. P.
ELMER ARNOLD THEIR THIRD SON
JUNE 9 1901 AGED 28 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Clarke-14507.jpg|size=s}} |2244Y |[[Arnold-14580|Emma (Arnold)]] |[[Arnold-14580|Clarke]] |1889 |"In
Loving Memory
of
WILLIAM AUGUSTUS CLARKE
DIED OCT 7 1892 AGED 61
EMMA, HIS WIFE
AT REST JAN 28 1889 AGED 47.
ERNEST JAMES THEIR SECOND SON
FELL ASLEEP FEB 14 1869 AGED 1 YEAR
R. I. P.
ELMER ARNOLD THEIR THIRD SON
JUNE 9 1901 AGED 28 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Clarke-14507.jpg|size=s}} |2246Y |[[Clarke-14510|Ernest James]] |[[Clarke-14510|Clarke]] |1869 |"In
Loving Memory
of
WILLIAM AUGUSTUS CLARKE
DIED OCT 7 1892 AGED 61
EMMA, HIS WIFE
AT REST JAN 28 1889 AGED 47.
ERNEST JAMES THEIR SECOND SON
FELL ASLEEP FEB 14 1869 AGED 1 YEAR
R. I. P.
ELMER ARNOLD THEIR THIRD SON
JUNE 9 1901 AGED 28 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-3.jpg|size=s}} |1753-4Y |[[Inwood-344|Fanny]] |[[Inwood-344|Clarke]] |1910 |"IN
LOVING MEMORY
OF
FANNY CLARKE
AT REST 10 ___ 1910
...
GEORGE BOWLER CLARKE
PASSED OVER ON JULY 16TH 1930" |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-3.jpg|size=s}} |1753-4Y |[[Clarke-13211|George Bowler]] |[[Clarke-13211|Clarke]] |1930 |"IN
LOVING MEMORY
OF
FANNY CLARKE
AT REST 10 ___ 1910
...
GEORGE BOWLER CLARKE
PASSED OVER ON JULY 16TH 1930" |- | |2275Y |[[Clarke-13801|Gwenllian]] |[[Clarke-13801|Clarke]] |1880 | |- |{{Image|file=Clarke-14057.jpg|size=s}} |1241aY |[[Clarke-14057|Hubert]] |[[Clarke-14057|Clarke]] |1917 |"IN MEMORY OF
HUBERT CLARKE
MINISTER AT MEAD ROW CHAPEL
WHO DIED AT GODALMING
ON JANUARY 22ND 1917
AGED 63 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Clarke-14129.jpg|size=s}} |554Y |[[Clarke-14129|John]] |[[Clarke-14129|Clarke]] |1864 |"Sacred
to the Memory of
JOHN CLARKE
who died May 17th 1864
Aged 74 Years
-+-
Also
MARY Wife of the above
[& of] five of their children, viz
MARIA, GEORGE, CHARLES
ALFRED, and ROBERT
Those remains are deposited in the
churchyard." |- | |555Y |[[Clarke-14128|John]] |[[Clarke-14128|Clarke]] |1905 | |- |{{Image|file=Elson-551.jpg|size=s}} |556Y |[[Clarke-14127|John Elwin]] |[[Clarke-14127|Clarke]] |1869 |"In
MEMORY OF
MARY ANN CLARKE,
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
JOHN CLARKE,
DIED JULY 31ST 1859,
IN THE 36TH YEAR
OF HER AGE.
---
THY WILL O LORD BE DONE.
---
ALSO
JOHN ELWIN CLARKE
SON OF THE ABOVE
DIED APRIL 9TH 1869,
AGED 10 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-347.jpg|size=s}} |1039N |[[Clarke-13800|Joseph]] |[[Clarke-13800|Clarke]] |1896 |"IN
AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE
OF
ELIZABETH
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
JOSEPH CLARKE
WHO DIED JANY. 7TH 1890
IN THE 72ND YEAR OF HER AGE
-----
HER END WAS PEACE.
-----
ALSO OF
JOSEPH CLARKE
HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED SEPR. 10TH 1896
AGED 77 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Elson-551.jpg|size=s}} |556Y |[[Elwin-59|Mary Ann (Elwin)]] |[[Elwin-59|Clarke]] |1859 |"In
MEMORY OF
MARY ANN CLARKE,
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
JOHN CLARKE,
DIED JULY 31ST 1859,
IN THE 36TH YEAR
OF HER AGE.
---
THY WILL O LORD BE DONE.
---
ALSO
JOHN ELWIN CLARKE
SON OF THE ABOVE
DIED APRIL 9TH 1869,
AGED 10 YEARS." |- | |602N |[[Christmas-663|Mary Ann]] |[[Christmas-663|Clarke]] |1919 | |- |{{Image|file=Clarke-14507.jpg|size=s}} |2247Y |[[Clarke-14507|William]] |[[Clarke-14507|Clarke]] |1865 |"In
Affectionate Memory
of
WILLIAM CLARKE
AT REST DEC 18 1865 AGED 71
ELEANOR HIS WIFE
DIED SEPT 3 1869 AGED 78
EMILY THEIR DAUGHTER
WIFE OF STEPHEN HALES
FELL ASLEEP SEPT 14 1862 AGED 39" |- | |602N |[[Clarke-13802|William]] |[[Clarke-13802|Clarke]] |1891 | |- |{{Image|file=Clarke-14507.jpg|size=s}} |2244Y |[[Clarke-14509|William Augustus]] |[[Clarke-14509|Clarke]] |1892 |"In
Loving Memory
of
WILLIAM AUGUSTUS CLARKE
DIED OCT 7 1892 AGED 61
EMMA, HIS WIFE
AT REST JAN 28 1889 AGED 47.
ERNEST JAMES THEIR SECOND SON
FELL ASLEEP FEB 14 1869 AGED 1 YEAR
R. I. P.
ELMER ARNOLD THEIR THIRD SON
JUNE 9 1901 AGED 28 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Claxton-181.jpg|size=s}} |105-6N |[[Claxton-181|Sidney George]] |[[Claxton-181|Claxton]] |1981 |"Peace
IN
EVER LOVING MEMORY OF
SIDNEY GEORGE CLAXTON
HUSBAND OF SOPHIE HANNAH,
WHO DIED 26TH JULY 1981
AGED 70 YEARS.
GENEROUS IN THOUGHT, KIND IN DEED,
HE WAS IN TRUTH A MAN FOR ALL SEASONS.
AND HIS BELOVED WIFE
SOPHIE HANNAH
WHO DIED 18TH MARCH 1998
AGED 94 YEARS.
SHE WAS CLOSE TO GOD IN HER GARDEN
..." |- |{{Image|file=Claxton-181.jpg|size=s}} |105-6N |[[Bashford-712|Sophie Hannah (Bashford)]] |[[Bashford-712|Claxton]] |1998 |"Peace
IN
EVER LOVING MEMORY OF
SIDNEY GEORGE CLAXTON
HUSBAND OF SOPHIE HANNAH,
WHO DIED 26TH JULY 1981
AGED 70 YEARS.
GENEROUS IN THOUGHT, KIND IN DEED,
HE WAS IN TRUTH A MAN FOR ALL SEASONS.
AND HIS BELOVED WIFE
SOPHIE HANNAH
WHO DIED 18TH MARCH 1998
AGED 94 YEARS.
SHE WAS CLOSE TO GOD IN HER GARDEN
..." |- |{{Image|file=Smith-205971.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Spenceley-28|Edith Alice (Spenceley)]] |[[Spenceley-28|Cleghorn]] |1951 |"IN LOVING MEMORY
OF
MARY ANN
THE BELOVED WIFE OF CHARLES SMITH
BORN JUNE 6TH 1818, DIED MAY 13TH 1896.
EARTH HOLDS ONE GENTLE SPIRIT LESS
AND HEAVEN ONE ANGEL MORE.
ALSO OF
CHARLES SMITH
BORN NOVEMBER 6TH 1815, DIED AUGUST 19TH 1898
HIS END WAS PEACE.
EDITH A. CLEGHORN,
ELDER DAUGHTER OF A. M. A. SPENCELEY
DIED ... 195[1] AGED 75
ADELINE MARY ANN SPENCELEY,
YOUNGEST DAUGHTER,
DIED MAY 10TH 1936 AGED 82 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Closs-213.jpg|size=s}} |89Y |[[Closs-213|Sarah Ann]] |[[Closs-213|Closs]] |1885 |"SARAH ANN CLOSS
BORN MAY 21ST 1811
DECEASED APRIL 17TH 1885" |- |{{Image|file=Clutton-Brock-5.jpg|size=s}} |1179a |[[Clutton-Brock-5|Arthur]] |[[Clutton-Brock-5|Clutton-Brock]] |1924 |"ARTHUR
CLUTTON-BROCK
BORN 23RD MARCH ..
DIED 8TH JANUARY [1924]
..HIS WORD
..HEATED THEM
..by sickness wo..
..that Christ wo..
..this strange
..y mixed with glor[y]
..day 192.." |- |{{Image|file=Cole-20270.jpg|size=s}} |2693Y |[[Cole-20270|John]] |[[Cole-20270|Cole]] |1865 |"Sacred to the memory
John Cole
of Godalming
who departed this life
on the xxix day of December
mdccclxv
aged xxix years
Sun has gone down while....." |- |{{Image|file=Collins-23950.jpg|size=s}} |419Y |[[Collins-23950|Sarah]] |[[Collins-23950|Collins]] |1859 |"In
Memory of
SARAH COLLINS
WHO DIED
MARCH 22ND 1859
AGED 75 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Collyer-379.jpg|size=s}} |565Y |[[Collyer-381|James]] |[[Collyer-381|Collyer]] |1865 |"IN
MEMORY OF
PHILIP COLLYER
WHO DIED MARCH 14TH 1863
IN THE 79TH YEAR
OF HIS AGE
---
ALSO
JAMES COLLYER
BROTHER OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED NOVR 27TH 1865
IN THE 83RD YEAR
OF HIS AGE." |- |{{Image|file=Collyer-379.jpg|size=s}} |565Y |[[Collyer-379|Philip]] |[[Collyer-379|Collyer]] |1863 |"IN
MEMORY OF
PHILIP COLLYER
WHO DIED MARCH 14TH 1863
IN THE 79TH YEAR
OF HIS AGE
---
ALSO
JAMES COLLYER
BROTHER OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED NOVR 27TH 1865
IN THE 83RD YEAR
OF HIS AGE." |- |{{Image|file=Colpus-15.jpg|size=s}} |785Y |[[Colpus-15|Alfred]] |[[Colpus-15|Colpus]] |1880 |"ALFRED COLPUS
BORN APL. 9TH 1819
DIED AUG 11TH 1880
CARRIE COLPUS
BORN JUNE 2ND 1854
DIED APL 3RD 1876
WILLIAM ALFRED
COLPUS
BORN JUNE 24TH 1852,
DIED MAY 26TH 1894." |- |{{Image|file=Spencer-19591.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Colpus-19|Ann Maria/Eliza]] |[[Colpus-19|Colpus]] |1853 |"In
MEMORY OF
ANN MARIA WIFE OF
ALFRED COLPUS
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
SEPTEMBER 17TH 1861
IN THE 42ND YEAR OF HER [AGE]
[ALSO OF?] THEIR CHILDREN
..
..CHURCHYARD
SARAH EMMA
[WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE]
NOVEMBER 27TH [184]8
IN THE [6TH] YEAR OF HER AGE
ANN MARIA
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
..
IN THE 12TH [YEAR OF HER AGE]" |- |{{Image|file=Spencer-19591.jpg|size=s}} |786Y |[[Spencer-19591|Ann Maria (Spencer)]] |[[Spencer-19591|Colpus]] |1861 |"In
MEMORY OF
ANN MARIA WIFE OF
ALFRED COLPUS
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
SEPTEMBER 17TH 1861
IN THE 42ND YEAR OF HER [AGE]
[ALSO OF?] THEIR CHILDREN
..
..CHURCHYARD
SARAH EMMA
[WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE]
NOVEMBER 27TH [184]8
IN THE [6TH] YEAR OF HER AGE
ANN MARIA
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
..
IN THE 12TH [YEAR OF HER AGE]" |- |{{Image|file=Colpus-15.jpg|size=s}} |784Y |[[Colpus-16|Carrie]] |[[Colpus-16|Colpus]] |1876 |"ALFRED COLPUS
BORN APL. 9TH 1819
DIED AUG 11TH 1880
CARRIE COLPUS
BORN JUNE 2ND 1854
DIED APL 3RD 1876
WILLIAM ALFRED
COLPUS
BORN JUNE 24TH 1852,
DIED MAY 26TH 1894." |- |{{Image|file=Spencer-19591.jpg|size=s}} |786Y |[[Colpus-18|Edith Ann]] |[[Colpus-18|Colpus]] |1863 | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-188.jpg|size=s}} |252BN |[[Bentley-4633|Elizabeth]] |[[Bentley-4633|Colpus]] |1920 |"In Loving Memory of
GEORGE
THE BELOVED HUSBAND OF
ELIZABETH COLPUS,
WHO FELL ASLEEP 2ND SEPTR. 1914
'UNTIL THE DAY BREAK.'
Also of ELIZABETH,
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
WHO ENTERED INTO REST 28TH MAY 1920
'THY WILL BE DONE.'" |- |{{Image|file=Colpus-13.jpg|size=s}} |78Y |[[Colpus-13|Frederick]] |[[Colpus-13|Colpus]] |1868 |"Sacred
TO THE MEMORY OF
FREDERICK COLPUS
WHO.. 1868
AGED .. YEARS
ALSO [JAMES COLPUS]
S[ON OF FREDERICK]
Sacred
TO THE MEMORY OF
HANNAH COLPUS
WIFE OF
FREDERICK COLPUS
WHO DIED .. 1874
AGED.." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-188.jpg|size=s}} |252BN |[[Colpus-12|George]] |[[Colpus-12|Colpus]] |1914 |"In Loving Memory of
GEORGE
THE BELOVED HUSBAND OF
ELIZABETH COLPUS,
WHO FELL ASLEEP 2ND SEPTR. 1914
'UNTIL THE DAY BREAK.'
Also of ELIZABETH,
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
WHO ENTERED INTO REST 28TH MAY 1920
'THY WILL BE DONE.'" |- |{{Image|file=Colpus-13.jpg|size=s}} |77Y |[[Stedman-779|Hannah (Stedman)]] |[[Stedman-779|Colpus]] |1874 |"Sacred
TO THE MEMORY OF
FREDERICK COLPUS
WHO.. 1868
AGED .. YEARS
ALSO [JAMES COLPUS]
S[ON OF FREDERICK]
Sacred
TO THE MEMORY OF
HANNAH COLPUS
WIFE OF
FREDERICK COLPUS
WHO DIED .. 1874
AGED.." |- | |77Y |[[Alderton-327|Hannah Jane (Alderton)]] |[[Alderton-327|Colpus]] |1938 | |- |{{Image|file=Colpus-13.jpg|size=s}} |78Y |[[Colpus-14|James]] |[[Colpus-14|Colpus]] |1920 |"Sacred
TO THE MEMORY OF
FREDERICK COLPUS
WHO.. 1868
AGED .. YEARS
ALSO [JAMES COLPUS]
S[ON OF FREDERICK]
Sacred
TO THE MEMORY OF
HANNAH COLPUS
WIFE OF
FREDERICK COLPUS
WHO DIED .. 1874
AGED.." |- |{{Image|file=Colpus-24.jpg|size=s}} |360N |[[Colpus-27|Margaret Ann]] |[[Colpus-27|Colpus]] |1888 |"In
[Lov]ing Memory of
...[CO]LPUS
..
..MA..
..
IN THE..." |- |{{Image|file=Spencer-19591.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Colpus-20|Sarah Emma]] |[[Colpus-20|Colpus]] |1848 |"In
MEMORY OF
ANN MARIA WIFE OF
ALFRED COLPUS
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
SEPTEMBER 17TH 1861
IN THE 42ND YEAR OF HER [AGE]
[ALSO OF?] THEIR CHILDREN
..
..CHURCHYARD
SARAH EMMA
[WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE]
NOVEMBER 27TH [184]8
IN THE [6TH] YEAR OF HER AGE
ANN MARIA
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
..
IN THE 12TH [YEAR OF HER AGE]" |- |{{Image|file=Colpus-15.jpg|size=s}} |785Y |[[Colpus-17|William Alfred]] |[[Colpus-17|Colpus]] |1894 |"ALFRED COLPUS
BORN APL. 9TH 1819
DIED AUG 11TH 1880
CARRIE COLPUS
BORN JUNE 2ND 1854
DIED APL 3RD 1876
WILLIAM ALFRED
COLPUS
BORN JUNE 24TH 1852,
DIED MAY 26TH 1894." |- |{{Image|file=Colpus-24.jpg|size=s}} |360N |[[Colpus-24|William Eden]] |[[Colpus-24|Colpus]] |1919 |"In
[Lov]ing Memory of
...[CO]LPUS
..
..MA..
..
IN THE..." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-370.jpg|size=s}} |1108N |[[Coltman-140|John]] |[[Coltman-140|Coltman]] |1878 |"[JOHN] COLTMAN..WHO DIED MAY 1 1878 AGED 71 YEARS 75..
SUSANNAH [COLTMAN].. DIED OCTOBER [1876?] ..A.. [66?]" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-370.jpg|size=s}} |1107N |[[Coltman-141|Susannah]] |[[Coltman-141|Coltman]] |1876 |"[JOHN] COLTMAN..WHO DIED MAY 1 1878 AGED 71 YEARS 75..
SUSANNAH [COLTMAN].. DIED OCTOBER [1876?] ..A.. [66?]" |- |{{Image|file=Cooke-6005.jpg|size=s}} |599Y |[[Cooke-6005|Edward Albert]] |[[Cooke-6005|Cooke]] |1878 | |- |{{Image|file=Cooke-6005.jpg|size=s}} |599Y |[[Cooke-6006|Eliza Louisa]] |[[Cooke-6006|Cooke]] |1874 | |- | |576Y |[[Cooke-6160|Edward]] |[[Cooke-6160|Cooke]] |1867 | |- |{{Image|file=Page-11567.jpg|size=s}} |2316Y |[[Page-11567|Henrietta Frances Brumsden (Page)]] |[[Page-11567|Cooke]] |1878 |"SACRED
TO THE MEMORY OF
HENRIETTA FRANCES
BRUMSDEN COOKE
WHO DIED
NOVEMBER 17TH, 1878,
AGED 71 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Holt-8612.jpg|size=s}} |2688Y |[[Holt-8612|Ann (Holt)]] |[[Holt-8612|Cooper]] |1864 |"..
MEMORY OF
ANN WIFE OF
THOMAS [COOP]ER" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-522.jpg|size=s}} |1269N |[[Cooper-24364|Daisy]] |[[Cooper-24364|Cooper]] |1879 |"In very Affectionate Remembrance of
JANE
...
..
..
ALSO OF
DAISY COOPER
..
..
ROSS COOPER" |- |{{Image|file=Cooper-24860.jpg|size=s}} |409Y |[[Cooper-24927|Eleanor (Cooper)]] |[[Cooper-24927|Jetten]] |1865 |"Sacred
to
THE MEMORY OF
JAMES COOPER,
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
AUGUST 14TH 1865,
IN THE 84TH YEAR OF HIS AGE.
-+-
ELIZABETH,
WIFE OF THE ABOVE,
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE,
JANUARY 4TH 1864,
IN THE 81ST YEAR OF HER AGE.
-+-
ELEANOR,
WIFE OF JOHN JETTEN,
AND GRANDDAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE,
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
JULY 1ST 1865,
IN THE 24TH YEAR OF HER AGE.
-+-
'PREPARE TO MEET THY GOD.'" |- |{{Image|file=Cooper-24860.jpg|size=s}} |410Y |[[Paige-622|Elizabeth (Paige)]] |[[Paige-622|Cooper]] |1864 |"Sacred
to
THE MEMORY OF
JAMES COOPER,
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
AUGUST 14TH 1865,
IN THE 84TH YEAR OF HIS AGE.
-+-
ELIZABETH,
WIFE OF THE ABOVE,
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE,
JANUARY 4TH 1864,
IN THE 81ST YEAR OF HER AGE.
-+-
ELEANOR,
WIFE OF JOHN JETTEN,
AND GRANDDAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE,
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
JULY 1ST 1865,
IN THE 24TH YEAR OF HER AGE.
-+-
'PREPARE TO MEET THY GOD.'" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-540.jpg|size=s}} |578N |[[Cooper-24368|Eva Mary]] |[[Cooper-24368|Cooper]] |1919 |"In
Loving Memory of
FRANCES ELIZABETH,
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
WILLIAM HERBERT COOPER
WHO DIED DECEMBER 26TH 1912,
AGED 46 YEARS
At Rest.
Also of EVA MARY,
DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED MARCH 4TH 1919
AGED 25 YEARS.
In His Arms
Also of
WILLIAM HERBERT COOPER,
WHO DIED MAY 23RD 1947
AGED 79 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-540.jpg|size=s}} |578N |[[Lee-28528|Frances Elizabeth]] |[[Lee-28528|Cooper]] |1912 |"In
Loving Memory of
FRANCES ELIZABETH,
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
WILLIAM HERBERT COOPER
WHO DIED DECEMBER 26TH 1912,
AGED 46 YEARS
At Rest.
Also of EVA MARY,
DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED MARCH 4TH 1919
AGED 25 YEARS.
In His Arms
Also of
WILLIAM HERBERT COOPER,
WHO DIED MAY 23RD 1947
AGED 79 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Cooper-25309.jpg|size=s}} |2484Y |[[Cooper-25309|George]] |[[Cooper-25309|Cooper]] |1879 |"In
Affectionate
Remembrance of
GEORGE COOPER,
WHO DEPARTED
THIS LIFE
AUGUST 12TH 1879,
AGED 43 YEARS.
-+-
'NOT LOST, BUT GONE BEFORE.'" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-533.jpg|size=s}} |1271N |[[Cooper-24371|Henry]] |[[Cooper-24371|Cooper]] |1905 |".. HANNAH
..WIFE OF HENRY COOPER
DIED JUNE .. 18[91]
..
HENRY COOPER
BORN .." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-533.jpg|size=s}} |N |[[Hammond-8772|Hannah]] |[[Hammond-8772|Cooper]] |1891 |".. HANNAH
..WIFE OF HENRY COOPER
DIED JUNE .. 18[91]
..
HENRY COOPER
BORN .." |- |{{Image|file=Cooper-24860.jpg|size=s}} |408Y |[[Cooper-24860|James]] |[[Cooper-24860|Cooper]] |1865 |"Sacred
to
THE MEMORY OF
JAMES COOPER,
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
AUGUST 14TH 1865,
IN THE 84TH YEAR OF HIS AGE.
-+-
ELIZABETH,
WIFE OF THE ABOVE,
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE,
JANUARY 4TH 1864,
IN THE 81ST YEAR OF HER AGE.
-+-
ELEANOR,
WIFE OF JOHN JETTEN,
AND GRANDDAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE,
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
JULY 1ST 1865,
IN THE 24TH YEAR OF HER AGE.
-+-
'PREPARE TO MEET THY GOD.'" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-522.jpg|size=s}} |1269N |[[Bonner-2057|Jane]] |[[Bonner-2057|Cooper]] |1890 |"In very Affectionate Remembrance of
JANE
...
..
..
ALSO OF
DAISY COOPER
..
..
ROSS COOPER" |- |{{Image|file=Cooper-25518.jpg|size=s}} |2227Y |[[Lunnon-48|Lavinia (Lunnon)]] |[[Lunnon-48|Cooper (Cleeve)]] |1905 |"IN AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE OF
THOMAS COOPER
OF OCKFORD WOOD GODALMING
BORN MARCH 7. 1813.
DIED JUNE 27. 1875.
ALSO OF HIS WIFE
LAVINIA
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
JANUARY 23RD 1905.
ALSO OF
THEIR SON
THOMAS GRAHAM
COOPER,
BORN JAN. 26TH 1864.
DIED APRIL 29TH 1939." |- |{{Image|file=Mush-8.jpg|size=s}} |2118Y |[[Cleeve-73|Ellen Rosamond]] |[[Cleeve-73|Cleeve]] |1873 |"IN MEMORY OF
MARIA
WIFE OF LIEUT. COLONEL S. A. CLEEVE
DIED 20TH AUGUST 1875
AGED 37 YEARS
INTO THY HANDS I COMMEND MY SPIRIT
ALSO OF
HARRY STEWART BORN 2ND MARCH 1862
ELLEN ROSAMOND BORN 21ST? AUGUST 18__
GERALD STEWART BORN .. 1874
CHILDREN OF MARIA AND S.A. CLEEVE
WHO DIED IN INFANCY THE ELDEST AT [DOVER?]." |- |{{Image|file=Mush-8.jpg|size=s}} |1296Y |[[Cleeve-74|Gerald Stewart]] |[[Cleeve-74|Cleeve]] |1874 |"IN MEMORY OF
MARIA
WIFE OF LIEUT. COLONEL S. A. CLEEVE
DIED 20TH AUGUST 1875
AGED 37 YEARS
INTO THY HANDS I COMMEND MY SPIRIT
ALSO OF
HARRY STEWART BORN 2ND MARCH 1862
ELLEN ROSAMOND BORN 21ST? AUGUST 18__
GERALD STEWART BORN .. 1874
CHILDREN OF MARIA AND S.A. CLEEVE
WHO DIED IN INFANCY THE ELDEST AT [DOVER?]." |- |{{Image|file=Mush-8.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Cleeve-72|Harry Stewart]] |[[Cleeve-72|Cleeve]] |1865 |"IN MEMORY OF
MARIA
WIFE OF LIEUT. COLONEL S. A. CLEEVE
DIED 20TH AUGUST 1875
AGED 37 YEARS
INTO THY HANDS I COMMEND MY SPIRIT
ALSO OF
HARRY STEWART BORN 2ND MARCH 1862
ELLEN ROSAMOND BORN 21ST? AUGUST 18__
GERALD STEWART BORN .. 1874
CHILDREN OF MARIA AND S.A. CLEEVE
WHO DIED IN INFANCY THE ELDEST AT [DOVER?]." |- |{{Image|file=Mush-8.jpg|size=s}} |2119Y |[[Mush-8|Maria (Mush)]] |[[Mush-8|Cleeve]] |1875 |"IN MEMORY OF
MARIA
WIFE OF LIEUT. COLONEL S. A. CLEEVE
DIED 20TH AUGUST 1875
AGED 37 YEARS
INTO THY HANDS I COMMEND MY SPIRIT
ALSO OF
HARRY STEWART BORN 2ND MARCH 1862
ELLEN ROSAMOND BORN 21ST? AUGUST 18__
GERALD STEWART BORN .. 1874
CHILDREN OF MARIA AND S.A. CLEEVE
WHO DIED IN INFANCY THE ELDEST AT [DOVER?]." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-522.jpg|size=s}} |1269N |[[Cooper-24365|Ross]] |[[Cooper-24365|Cooper]] |1890 |"In very Affectionate Remembrance of
JANE
...
..
..
ALSO OF
DAISY COOPER
..
..
ROSS COOPER" |- |{{Image|file=Cooper-25518.jpg|size=s}} |2227Y |[[Cooper-25518|Thomas]] |[[Cooper-25518|Cooper]] |1875 |"IN AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE OF
THOMAS COOPER
OF OCKFORD WOOD GODALMING
BORN MARCH 7. 1813.
DIED JUNE 27. 1875.
ALSO OF HIS WIFE
LAVINIA
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
JANUARY 23RD 1905.
ALSO OF
THEIR SON
THOMAS GRAHAM
COOPER,
BORN JAN. 26TH 1864.
DIED APRIL 29TH 1939." |- |{{Image|file=Cooper-25309.jpg|size=s}} |Y2484 |[[Cooper-25310|Thomas]] |[[Cooper-25310|Cooper]] |1889 |"In
Affectionate
Remembrance of
GEORGE COOPER,
WHO DEPARTED
THIS LIFE
AUGUST 12TH 1879,
AGED 43 YEARS.
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'NOT LOST, BUT GONE BEFORE.'" |- | |1269N |[[Cooper-24366|Thomas]] |[[Cooper-24366|Cooper]] |1905 | |- |{{Image|file=Cooper-25518.jpg|size=s}} |2228Y |[[Cooper-25519|Thomas Graham]] |[[Cooper-25519|Cooper]] |1939 |"IN AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE OF
THOMAS COOPER
OF OCKFORD WOOD GODALMING
BORN MARCH 7. 1813.
DIED JUNE 27. 1875.
ALSO OF HIS WIFE
LAVINIA
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
JANUARY 23RD 1905.
ALSO OF
THEIR SON
THOMAS GRAHAM
COOPER,
BORN JAN. 26TH 1864.
DIED APRIL 29TH 1939." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-540.jpg|size=s}} |578N |[[Cooper-24367|William Herbert]] |[[Cooper-24367|Cooper]] |1947 |"In
Loving Memory of
FRANCES ELIZABETH,
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
WILLIAM HERBERT COOPER
WHO DIED DECEMBER 26TH 1912,
AGED 46 YEARS
At Rest.
Also of EVA MARY,
DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED MARCH 4TH 1919
AGED 25 YEARS.
In His Arms
Also of
WILLIAM HERBERT COOPER,
WHO DIED MAY 23RD 1947
AGED 79 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Stenning-119.jpg|size=s}} |1882Y |[[Corner-655|Edwin Henry]] |[[Corner-655|Corner]] |1936 |"...
SUSANNAH...
...
...
...
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... REST ...
AL[SO OF]
[ED]WIN HENR[Y COR]NE[R]
DIED MAY 26TH ... YEARS
-+-
HONOUR THY FATHER AND THY MOTHER" |- |{{Image|file=Stenning-119.jpg|size=s}} |1882Y |[[Corner-709|Henry William]] |[[Corner-709|Corner]] |1895 |"...
SUSANNAH...
...
...
...
-+-
... REST ...
AL[SO OF]
[ED]WIN HENR[Y COR]NE[R]
DIED MAY 26TH ... YEARS
-+-
HONOUR THY FATHER AND THY MOTHER" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-538.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Corner-654|John]] |[[Corner-654|Corner]] |1889 |"IN LOVING MEMORY OF
WINIFRED SUSAN
CORNER
DIED 15TH JANUARY 1893
AGED 7 YEARS
ALSO OF VIOLET
DIED 12TH MAY 1884 AGED 1 YEAR 4? MONTHS
ALSO OF JOHN
DIED 19TH DECR. 1889 AGED 1 YEAR 4? MONTHS
SISTER AND BROTHER OF THE ABOVE" |- |{{Image|file=Stenning-119.jpg|size=s}} |1882Y |[[Hounsom-55|Mary Ann]] |[[Hounsom-55|Corner]] |1928 |"...
SUSANNAH...
...
...
...
-+-
... REST ...
AL[SO OF]
[ED]WIN HENR[Y COR]NE[R]
DIED MAY 26TH ... YEARS
-+-
HONOUR THY FATHER AND THY MOTHER" |- |{{Image|file=Stenning-119.jpg|size=s}} |1882Y |[[Stenning-119|Susannah (Stenning)]] |[[Stenning-119|Corner]] |1889 |"...
SUSANNAH...
...
...
...
-+-
... REST ...
AL[SO OF]
[ED]WIN HENR[Y COR]NE[R]
DIED MAY 26TH ... YEARS
-+-
HONOUR THY FATHER AND THY MOTHER" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-538.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Corner-656|Violet]] |[[Corner-656|Corner]] |1884 |"IN LOVING MEMORY OF
WINIFRED SUSAN
CORNER
DIED 15TH JANUARY 1893
AGED 7 YEARS
ALSO OF VIOLET
DIED 12TH MAY 1884 AGED 1 YEAR 4? MONTHS
ALSO OF JOHN
DIED 19TH DECR. 1889 AGED 1 YEAR 4? MONTHS
SISTER AND BROTHER OF THE ABOVE" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-538.jpg|size=s}} |486AN |[[Corner-657|Winifred Susan]] |[[Corner-657|Corner]] |1893 |"IN LOVING MEMORY OF
WINIFRED SUSAN
CORNER
DIED 15TH JANUARY 1893
AGED 7 YEARS
ALSO OF VIOLET
DIED 12TH MAY 1884 AGED 1 YEAR 4? MONTHS
ALSO OF JOHN
DIED 19TH DECR. 1889 AGED 1 YEAR 4? MONTHS
SISTER AND BROTHER OF THE ABOVE" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-315.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Corps-22|Charles]] |[[Corps-22|Corps]] |1842 |"In
Memory of
CHARLES CORPS
DIED SEPTEMBER 5TH 1842
AGED 36 YEARS
INTERRED AT WITLEY
-----
ALSO OF SARAH, WIFE OF THE ABOVE
DIED MARCH 7TH 1894
AGED 90 YEARS.
-----
In Loving Memory of
SARAH PORTSMOUTH
DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE
TAKEN TO REST .. OCTOBER 1916
AGED 84 YEARS
-----
FATHER IN THY GRACIOUS KEEPING
LEAVE WE NOW THY SERVANT SLEEPING
ALSO ANNIE MARCHANT
DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE
TAKEN TO HER REST 11TH FEBRUARY 1927" |- |{{Image|file=Denyer-230.jpg|size=s}} |860Y |[[Denyer-230|Elizabeth (Denyer)]] |[[Denyer-230|Corps]] |1878 |"In
Affectionate Remembrance of
ELIZABETH CORPS
WHO DIED MAY 2ND 1878
AGED 46 YEARS.
-+-
'BLESSED BE THE DEAD WHICH DIE IN THE LORD.' " |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-315.jpg|size=s}} |893N |[[Unknown-479910|Sarah]] |[[Unknown-479910|Corps]] |1894 |"In
Memory of
CHARLES CORPS
DIED SEPTEMBER 5TH 1842
AGED 36 YEARS
INTERRED AT WITLEY
-----
ALSO OF SARAH, WIFE OF THE ABOVE
DIED MARCH 7TH 1894
AGED 90 YEARS.
-----
In Loving Memory of
SARAH PORTSMOUTH
DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE
TAKEN TO REST .. OCTOBER 1916
AGED 84 YEARS
-----
FATHER IN THY GRACIOUS KEEPING
LEAVE WE NOW THY SERVANT SLEEPING
ALSO ANNIE MARCHANT
DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE
TAKEN TO HER REST 11TH FEBRUARY 1927" |- | |1548N |[[Corps-27|William]] |[[Corps-27|Corps]] |1872 | |- |{{Image|file=Worsfold-288.jpg|size=s}} |22Y |[[Worsfold-288|Amy (Worsfold)]] |[[Worsfold-288|Coston]] |1866 |"IN
MEMORY? OF
AMY [THE BELOVED WIFE OF]?
THOMAS JOHN COSTON
... " |- |{{Image|file=Coston-239.jpg|size=s}} |148Y |Harriet |Coston |1871 |"Sacred?
to the memory of
WILLIAM HENRY COSTON
WHO DIED NOVEMBER...
AGED 83 YEARS
ALSO HARRIET
..." |- | |118Y |[[Coston-238|Thomas John]] |[[Coston-238|Coston]] |1873 | |- |{{Image|file=Coston-239.jpg|size=s}} |143Y |[[Coston-239|William Henry]] |[[Coston-239|Coston]] |1869 |"Sacred?
to the memory of
WILLIAM HENRY COSTON
WHO DIED NOVEMBER...
AGED 83 YEARS
ALSO HARRIET
..." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-457.jpg|size=s}} |1244N |[[Stedman-764|Minnie May]] |[[Stedman-764|Cousin]] |1951 |"In Loving Memory
of
WILLIAM SMITH COUSIN
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE 21ST JULY 1911
AGED 43 YEARS
UNTIL THE DAY BREAK
Also of MINNIE MAY COUSIN
WHO DIED 14TH OCTOBER 1951
AGED 87 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-457.jpg|size=s}} |1244N |[[Cousin-252|William Smith]] |[[Cousin-252|Cousin]] |1911 |"In Loving Memory
of
WILLIAM SMITH COUSIN
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE 21ST JULY 1911
AGED 43 YEARS
UNTIL THE DAY BREAK
Also of MINNIE MAY COUSIN
WHO DIED 14TH OCTOBER 1951
AGED 87 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-640.jpg|size=s}} |1261N |[[Covey-1309|Charles Frederick]] |[[Covey-1309|Covey]] |1937 |"In Loving Memory of CHARLES FREDERICK COVEY DIED 3RD MARCH 1937 AGED 66 YEARS.
And HIS WIFE, EMILY CATHERINE, 15TH MARCH 1959." |- | |1125AN |[[Covey-1315|David]] |[[Covey-1315|Covey]] |1886 | |- | |1125AN |[[Marshall-17329|Elizabeth]] |[[Marshall-17329|Covey]] |1911 | |- | |1130N |[[Covey-1316|Ernest]] |[[Covey-1316|Covey]] |1880 | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-640.jpg|size=s}} |1261N |[[Hunt-16998|Emily Catherine]] |[[Hunt-16998|Covey]] |1959 |"In Loving Memory of CHARLES FREDERICK COVEY DIED 3RD MARCH 1937 AGED 66 YEARS.
And HIS WIFE, EMILY CATHERINE, 15TH MARCH 1959." |- |{{Image|file=Cox-27616.jpg|size=s}} |1915Y |[[Cox-27617|George Thomas]] |[[Cox-27617|Cox]] |1886 |"In
Loving Memory of
GEORGE THOMAS COX
WHO DIED JUNE 2ND 1886,
AGED 65 YEARS
ALSO OF REBECCA HIS WIFE
WHO DIED JUNE 29TH 1886
AGED 64 YEARS
THE LORD BLESS THEE AND KEEP THEE.
THE LORD MAKE HIS FACE SHINE UPON THEE
In
Loving Memory
of
WILLIAM GEORGE
ONLY SON OF GEORGE THOMAS COX
DIED JULY 28TH 1910
AGED 61 YEARS.
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FOR EVER WITH THE LORD." |- |{{Image|file=Cox-27616.jpg|size=s}} |1915Y |[[Doubleday-168|Rebecca Mary Ann (Doubleday)]] |[[Doubleday-168|Cox]] |1886 |"In
Loving Memory of
GEORGE THOMAS COX
WHO DIED JUNE 2ND 1886,
AGED 65 YEARS
ALSO OF REBECCA HIS WIFE
WHO DIED JUNE 29TH 1886
AGED 64 YEARS
THE LORD BLESS THEE AND KEEP THEE.
THE LORD MAKE HIS FACE SHINE UPON THEE
In
Loving Memory
of
WILLIAM GEORGE
ONLY SON OF GEORGE THOMAS COX
DIED JULY 28TH 1910
AGED 61 YEARS.
-+-
FOR EVER WITH THE LORD." |- |{{Image|file=Cox-27616.jpg|size=s}} |1914Y |[[Cox-27616|William George]] |[[Cox-27616|Cox]] |1910 |"In
Loving Memory of
GEORGE THOMAS COX
WHO DIED JUNE 2ND 1886,
AGED 65 YEARS
ALSO OF REBECCA HIS WIFE
WHO DIED JUNE 29TH 1886
AGED 64 YEARS
THE LORD BLESS THEE AND KEEP THEE.
THE LORD MAKE HIS FACE SHINE UPON THEE
In
Loving Memory
of
WILLIAM GEORGE
ONLY SON OF GEORGE THOMAS COX
DIED JULY 28TH 1910
AGED 61 YEARS.
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FOR EVER WITH THE LORD." |- | |79N |[[Coxhead-174|Charles]] |[[Coxhead-174|Coxhead]] |1888 | |- |{{Image|file=Unknown-488926.jpg|size=s}} |790Y |[[Unknown-488926|Eliza]] |[[Unknown-488926|Coxhead]] |1870 |"IN
REMEMBRANCE OF
ELIZA COXHEAD
DEPARTED THIS LIFE
AUGUST 23RD 1870
AGED 64.
---
MY AFFECTIONATE AND
LOVING WIFE
ELIZA COXHEAD
BE TRUE.. KIND
THEN.. ..FIND
ERECTED BY HER HUSBAND
CHARLES COXHEAD" |- |{{Image|file=Inwood-391.jpg|size=s}} |2332Y |[[Inwood-391|Jane (Inwood)]] |[[Inwood-391|Coxhead]] |1881 |"In Memory of
JANE COXHEAD
BELOVED DAUGHTER OF
JOSEPH AND SARAH INWOOD,
OF POPHOLE, LISS,
WHO DIED OCTOBER 14TH 1882,
AGED 78 YEARS
-+-
'HIM THAT COMETH TO ME, I WILL IN NO
WISE CAST OUT.' ST JOHN VI.37." |- | |300Y |[[Cranstone-17|Agnes Ellin Mary]] |[[Cranstone-17|Cranstone]] |1869 | |- | |299Y |[[Cranstone-16|Charles]] |[[Cranstone-16|Cranstone]] |1868 | |- |{{Image|file=Mellersh-19.jpg|size=s}} |2131Y |[[Cranstone-22|Gertrude Mary]] |[[Cranstone-22|Cranstone]] |1890 |"GERTRUDE MARY
CRANSTONE
OCTOBER .. 1890
AGED 12 YEARS.
ARTHUR CHARLES MELLE[RSH]
AT REST FEBRUARY 8TH 1918
AGED 53 YEARS.
ELLEN ELIZABETH SARAH MELLERSH
AT REST APRIL 2ND 1932 AGED 79 YEARS." |- | |310Y |[[Cranstone-20|Herbert]] |[[Cranstone-20|Cranstone]] |1875 | |- |{{Image|file=Cranstone-12.jpg|size=s}} |2716Y |[[Faggetter-55|Jane (Faggetter)]] |[[Faggetter-55|Cranstone]] |1877 |"IN
LOVING MEMORY OF
JANE
WIFE OF
JESSE CRANSTONE
AT REST SEPR. 18TH? 1877
AGED 42 YEARS.
THY WILL BE DONE.
ALSO OF
..." |- | |486N |[[Cranstone-14|Jesse]] |[[Cranstone-14|Cranstone]] |1888 | |- |{{Image|file=Cranstone-12.jpg|size=s}} |2716Y |[[Cranstone-12|Jesse]] |[[Cranstone-12|Cranstone]] |1892 |"IN
LOVING MEMORY OF
JANE
WIFE OF
JESSE CRANSTONE
AT REST SEPR. 18TH? 1877
AGED 42 YEARS.
THY WILL BE DONE.
ALSO OF
..." |- |{{Image|file=Crawley-1228.jpg|size=s}} |685Y |[[Crawley-1228|Robert Evelyn]] |[[Crawley-1228|Crawley]] |1898 |"In
Loving Memory
-of-
'ROBIN'
ROBERT EVELYN CRAWLEY" |- |{{Image|file=Creasy-399.jpg|size=s}} |220Y |[[Creasy-399|Francis]] |[[Creasy-399|Creasy]] |1869 |"IN
MEMORY OF
FRANCIS CREASY
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
MAY 21ST 1869
IN THE 76TH YEAR
OF HIS AGE" |- |{{Image|file=Pincott-71.jpg|size=s}} |2620Y |[[Pincott-71|Ann (Pincott)]] |[[Pincott-71|Crew]] |1872 |"..
[ANN] WIFE [OF]
[JAM]ES CREW,
[WHO DE]PARTED THIS LIF[E]
JANUARY 3RD 1872
AGED 82 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-585.jpg|size=s}} |13N |[[Holway-145|Miriam Jane]] |[[Holway-145|Crocker]] |1901 |"In
LOVING MEMORY
OF
A DEAR WIFE AND MOTHER
MIRIAM JANE CROCKER
WHO PASSED PEACEFULLY AWAY
DECEMBER 29TH 1901, AGED 71.
SO WEARY NOW AT REST
ALSO OF THOMAS CROCKER
HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED NOVEMBER 24TH 1912 AGED 82.
A DEAR FATHER SO SADLY MISSED" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-585.jpg|size=s}} |13N |[[Crocker-2924|Thomas]] |[[Crocker-2924|Crocker]] |1912 |"In
LOVING MEMORY
OF
A DEAR WIFE AND MOTHER
MIRIAM JANE CROCKER
WHO PASSED PEACEFULLY AWAY
DECEMBER 29TH 1901, AGED 71.
SO WEARY NOW AT REST
ALSO OF THOMAS CROCKER
HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED NOVEMBER 24TH 1912 AGED 82.
A DEAR FATHER SO SADLY MISSED" |- |{{Image|file=Cronk-802.jpg|size=s}} |2733Y |[[Cronk-804|Arthur Sydney]] |[[Cronk-804|Cronk]] |1876 |"IN
Loving Memory of
WILLIAM ABEL CRONK,
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
SEPR. 28TH 1886,
AGED 18 YEARS.
-+-
'THE LORD HATH NEED OF HIM.'
-+-
Also of
ARTHUR SYDNEY CRONK
BROTHER OF THE ABOVE
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
JULY 21ST 1876
AGED 3 YEARS & 6 MONTHS
-+-
'NOT MY WILL BUT THINE BE DONE.'" |- |{{Image|file=Cronk-802.jpg|size=s}} |204N |[[Cronk-802|William Abel]] |[[Cronk-802|Cronk]] |1886 |"IN
Loving Memory of
WILLIAM ABEL CRONK,
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
SEPR. 28TH 1886,
AGED 18 YEARS.
-+-
'THE LORD HATH NEED OF HIM.'
-+-
Also of
ARTHUR SYDNEY CRONK
BROTHER OF THE ABOVE
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
JULY 21ST 1876
AGED 3 YEARS & 6 MONTHS
-+-
'NOT MY WILL BUT THINE BE DONE.'" |- |{{Image|file=Cuming-85.jpg|size=s}} |686-7Y |[[Grant-14537|Esther Caroline (Grant)]] |[[Grant-14537|Cuming]] |1904 |"IN LOVING MEMORY OF
THOMAS CUMING
MAJOR GENERAL
LATE ROYAL ARTILLERY
DIED 18TH OCTOBER 1898
AGED 61 YEARS
ALSO OF ESTH.. HIS WIFE
..04
MY .. AND I WILL
..IVE TH.." |- |{{Image|file=Cuming-85.jpg|size=s}} |686-7Y |[[Cuming-85|Thomas]] |[[Cuming-85|Cuming]] |1898 |"IN LOVING MEMORY OF
THOMAS CUMING
MAJOR GENERAL
LATE ROYAL ARTILLERY
DIED 18TH OCTOBER 1898
AGED 61 YEARS
ALSO OF ESTH.. HIS WIFE
..04
MY .. AND I WILL
..IVE TH.." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-627.jpg|size=s}} |1459Y |[[Attfield-160|Emma]] |[[Attfield-160|Currington]] |1933 |"SACRED TO THE MEMORY
OF
WILLIAM HENRY CURRINGTON
BORN 31ST AUGUST 1853,
DIED 31ST JANUARY 1924.
EMMA CURRINGTON
BORN FEBRUARY 12TH 1857,
.." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-627.jpg|size=s}} |1459Y |[[Currington-23|William Henry]] |[[Currington-23|Currington]] |1924 |"SACRED TO THE MEMORY
OF
WILLIAM HENRY CURRINGTON
BORN 31ST AUGUST 1853,
DIED 31ST JANUARY 1924.
EMMA CURRINGTON
BORN FEBRUARY 12TH 1857,
.." |- |{{Image|file=Harrison-17351.jpg|size=s}} |432Y |[[Dashper-8|Charles Grey]] |[[Dashper-8|Dashper]] |1904 |"In
Loving Memory of
CHARLES GREY DASHPER
BORN JANUARY 18TH 1832
FELL ASLEEP APRIL 14TH 1904
R. I. P.
ALSO OF
MARY ANN HIS BELOVED WIFE
FELL ASLEEP MARCH 25TH 1919" |- |{{Image|file=Harrison-17351.jpg|size=s}} |432Y |[[Harrison-17354|Mary Ann (Harrison)]] |[[Harrison-17354|Dashper]] |1919 |"In
Loving Memory of
CHARLES GREY DASHPER
BORN JANUARY 18TH 1832
FELL ASLEEP APRIL 14TH 1904
R. I. P.
ALSO OF
MARY ANN HIS BELOVED WIFE
FELL ASLEEP MARCH 25TH 1919" |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-4.jpg|size=s}} |1862Y |[[Davies-9168|Edward]] |[[Davies-9168|Davies]] |1901 |"In Loving Memory of
EDWARD DAVIES
BORN SEPTEMBER 13TH 1842
DIED AUGUST 28TH 1901.
"GOD IS LOVE."
ALSO
HANNAH DAVIES
WIFE OF ABOVE
BORN MAY 18TH 1840 DIED JUNE 12TH 1906
AT REST" |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-4.jpg|size=s}} |1862Y |[[Edgeler-22|Hannah (Edgeler)]] |[[Edgeler-22|Davies]] | |"In Loving Memory of
EDWARD DAVIES
BORN SEPTEMBER 13TH 1842
DIED AUGUST 28TH 1901.
"GOD IS LOVE."
ALSO
HANNAH DAVIES
WIFE OF ABOVE
BORN MAY 18TH 1840 DIED JUNE 12TH 1906
AT REST" |- |{{Image|file=Triggs-241.jpg|size=s}} |2653Y |[[Triggs-241|Elizabeth Caroline (Triggs)]] |[[Triggs-241|Davis]] |1875 |"In
.. Memory of
ELIZABETH CAROLINE DAVIS
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
ROBERT DAVIS
BORN JAN 25TH 1823
MARRIED APRIL 19TH 1847
DIED JAN 14TH 1875
...GRIEVE? ..BL..
OF...
..CONCERN DEAR FRIENDS MUST
...E SHOULD... HER THERE" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-451.jpg|size=s}} |1291N |[[Davis-68462|Harriet Amelia]] |[[Davis-68462|Davis]] |1883 |"In
.. Remembrance of
HARRIET AMELIA DAVIS
..
AGED 30 YEARS
ALICE? ELIZA? DAVIS?" |- |{{Image|file=Davis-69571.jpg|size=s}} |24Y |[[Davis-69571|Henry]] |[[Davis-69571|Davis]] |1868 | |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-5.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Foster-20906|Annie Louisa (Foster)]] |[[Foster-20906|Daw]] |1922 |"In Loving Memory
of
EDWARD DAW,
AT REST JULY 24TH 1902
AGED 62 YEARS.
'THERE THE WEARY BE AT REST'
'WITH CHRIST, WHICH IS FAR BETTER'
AND HIS WIFE
ANNIE LOUISA
Also of
HUGH M. DAW
AT REST FEBRUARY 24TH 1916
AGED .." |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-5.jpg|size=s}} |1943Y |[[Daw-498|Edward]] |[[Daw-498|Daw]] |1902 |"In Loving Memory
of
EDWARD DAW,
AT REST JULY 24TH 1902
AGED 62 YEARS.
'THERE THE WEARY BE AT REST'
'WITH CHRIST, WHICH IS FAR BETTER'
AND HIS WIFE
ANNIE LOUISA
Also of
HUGH M. DAW
AT REST FEBRUARY 24TH 1916
AGED .." |- |{{Image|file=Daw-539.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Daw-539|Hugh Morgan]] |[[Daw-539|Daw]] |1916 |"In Loving Memory
of
EDWARD DAW,
AT REST JULY 24TH 1902
AGED 62 YEARS.
'THERE THE WEARY BE AT REST'
'WITH CHRIST, WHICH IS FAR BETTER'
AND HIS WIFE
ANNIE LOUISA
Also of
HUGH M. DAW
AT REST FEBRUARY 24TH 1916
AGED .." |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-6.jpg|size=s}} |1936Y |[[Simmonds-940|Anne Mary (Simmonds)]] |[[Simmonds-940|Day]] |1927 |"JESU MERCY
IN MEMORIAM
HUGH FRAMINGHAM DAY
BORN JUNE 29TH 1837, DIED JUNE 21ST 1891
ALSO ANNE MARY DAY,
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED ON THE 8TH JULY 1927
AGED 78 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-6.jpg|size=s}} |1936Y |[[Day-12102|Hugh Framingham]] |[[Day-12102|Day]] |1891 |"JESU MERCY
IN MEMORIAM
HUGH FRAMINGHAM DAY
BORN JUNE 29TH 1837, DIED JUNE 21ST 1891
ALSO ANNE MARY DAY,
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED ON THE 8TH JULY 1927
AGED 78 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-7.jpg|size=s}} |2150Y |[[Lidstone-202|Jane (Lidstone)]] |[[Lidstone-202|Day]] |1880 |"Sacred
To the Memory of
JANE, THE WIFE OF
GEORGE DAY,
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
JANUARY 31ST 1880,
AGED 56." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-516.jpg|size=s}} |1327N |[[Wildman-710|Amelia]] |[[Wildman-710|Debenham]] |1955 |"In
Loving Memory
of
AMELIA WILDMAN
WIDOW OF
JOHN RICHARD WILDMAN,
DIED MARCH 13TH 1897,
AGED 72.
'ASLEEP IN JESUS.'
ALSO
ARCHIBALD DEBENHAM,
WHO DIED DEC 11TH 1934,
AGED 65 YEARS.
ALSO AMELIA WIFE OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED JANUARY 22ND 1955
AGED 90." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-516.jpg|size=s}} |1327N |[[Debenham-83|Archibald]] |[[Debenham-83|Debenham]] |1934 |"In
Loving Memory
of
AMELIA WILDMAN
WIDOW OF
JOHN RICHARD WILDMAN,
DIED MARCH 13TH 1897,
AGED 72.
'ASLEEP IN JESUS.'
ALSO
ARCHIBALD DEBENHAM,
WHO DIED DEC 11TH 1934,
AGED 65 YEARS.
ALSO AMELIA WIFE OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED JANUARY 22ND 1955
AGED 90." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-386.jpg|size=s}} |1143N |[[Lambert-10858|Elizabeth]] |[[Lambert-10858|Debenham]] |1891 |"IN
MEMORY OF
JOHN DEBENHAM
DIED APRIL 6TH 1884
AGED 73.
-----
ALSO OF
ELIZABETH DEBENHAM
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
DIED NOVEMBER 1ST 1891
AGED 82.
-----
ALSO OF
JAMES DEBENHAM
SON OF THE ABOVE
DIED JULY 1ST 1896,
AGED 47.
-----
ALSO OF
ISABELLA GERTRUDE,
DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE
DIED NOVEMBER 14TH 1925
AGED 69
-----" |- | |1040N |[[Albery-87|Emily]] |[[Albery-87|Debenham]] |1931 | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-386.jpg|size=s}} |1143N |[[Debenham-85|Isabella]] |[[Debenham-85|Debenham]] |1925 |"IN
MEMORY OF
JOHN DEBENHAM
DIED APRIL 6TH 1884
AGED 73.
-----
ALSO OF
ELIZABETH DEBENHAM
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
DIED NOVEMBER 1ST 1891
AGED 82.
-----
ALSO OF
JAMES DEBENHAM
SON OF THE ABOVE
DIED JULY 1ST 1896,
AGED 47.
-----
ALSO OF
ISABELLA GERTRUDE,
DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE
DIED NOVEMBER 14TH 1925
AGED 69
-----" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-386.jpg|size=s}} |1326N |[[Debenham-86|James]] |[[Debenham-86|Debenham]] |1896 |"IN
MEMORY OF
JOHN DEBENHAM
DIED APRIL 6TH 1884
AGED 73.
-----
ALSO OF
ELIZABETH DEBENHAM
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
DIED NOVEMBER 1ST 1891
AGED 82.
-----
ALSO OF
JAMES DEBENHAM
SON OF THE ABOVE
DIED JULY 1ST 1896,
AGED 47.
-----
ALSO OF
ISABELLA GERTRUDE,
DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE
DIED NOVEMBER 14TH 1925
AGED 69
-----" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-386.jpg|size=s}} |1143N |[[Debenham-84|John]] |[[Debenham-84|Debenham]] |1884 |"IN
MEMORY OF
JOHN DEBENHAM
DIED APRIL 6TH 1884
AGED 73.
-----
ALSO OF
ELIZABETH DEBENHAM
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
DIED NOVEMBER 1ST 1891
AGED 82.
-----
ALSO OF
JAMES DEBENHAM
SON OF THE ABOVE
DIED JULY 1ST 1896,
AGED 47.
-----
ALSO OF
ISABELLA GERTRUDE,
DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE
DIED NOVEMBER 14TH 1925
AGED 69
-----" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-342.jpg|size=s}} |1040N |[[Debenham-87|John]] |[[Debenham-87|Debenham]] |1895 |"In Loving Memory of
JOHN DEBENHAM
BORN 22ND JUNE 1840
DIED 4TH AUGUST 1895
THEY REST FROM THEIR LABOURS
AND THEIR WORKS DO FOLLOW THEM." |- |{{Image|file=Dodd-5086.jpg|size=s}} |2508Y |[[Dodd-5086|Elizabeth Jane (Dodd)]] |[[Dodd-5086|Delane]] |1880 |"Sacred
TO THE MEMORY OF
JAMES DE LANE
WHO DIED AT CROYDON
JAN 6TH 1879,
AGED 46 YEARS.
ALSO OF
ELIZABETH JANE DE LANE,
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
DIED APRIL 2ND 1880
AGED 51 YEARS.
-+-
FOR? .. LORD
A.. SO ..
..ID.. WORD
..." |- |{{Image|file=Dodd-5086.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Delane-88|James]] |[[Delane-88|Delane]] |1879 |"Sacred
TO THE MEMORY OF
JAMES DE LANE
WHO DIED AT CROYDON
JAN 6TH 1879,
AGED 46 YEARS.
ALSO OF
ELIZABETH JANE DE LANE,
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
DIED APRIL 2ND 1880
AGED 51 YEARS.
-+-
FOR? .. LORD
A.. SO ..
..ID.. WORD
..." |- |{{Image|file=Delbridge-167.jpg|size=s}} |1885Y |[[Delbridge-169|Annie Chaplain]] |[[Delbridge-169|Delbridge]] |1931 |"IN LOVING MEMORY
OF
THOMAS HENRY
THE BELOVED SON OF
THOMAS T. AND S. DELBRIDGE
WHO FELL ASLEEP IN JESUS
FEB 26TH 1888
AGED 20
-+-
FOR EVER WITH THE LORD
IN
LOVING MEMORY
OF
THOMAS THEOPHILUS DELBRIDGE
AT REST?
..JANUARY ... 1919
...GONE BEFORE
ALSO SARAH
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
THOMAS T DELBRIDGE
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
EASTER DAY MARCH 23RD 19..
AGED 74 YEARS.
-+-
.. ALSO WHICH SLEEP IN JESUS ..
.. BRING WITH HIM.
ALSO
ANNIE CHAPLAIN DELBRIDGE
DIED 13TH JAN 1931
AGED 68.
'THE LORD IS MY SHEPHERD.'" |- |{{Image|file=Delbridge-167.jpg|size=s}} |1885Y |[[Sheppard-3623|Sarah (Sheppard)]] |[[Sheppard-3623|Delbridge]] |1913 |"IN LOVING MEMORY
OF
THOMAS HENRY
THE BELOVED SON OF
THOMAS T. AND S. DELBRIDGE
WHO FELL ASLEEP IN JESUS
FEB 26TH 1888
AGED 20
-+-
FOR EVER WITH THE LORD
IN
LOVING MEMORY
OF
THOMAS THEOPHILUS DELBRIDGE
AT REST?
..JANUARY ... 1919
...GONE BEFORE
ALSO SARAH
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
THOMAS T DELBRIDGE
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
EASTER DAY MARCH 23RD 19..
AGED 74 YEARS.
-+-
.. ALSO WHICH SLEEP IN JESUS ..
.. BRING WITH HIM.
ALSO
ANNIE CHAPLAIN DELBRIDGE
DIED 13TH JAN 1931
AGED 68.
'THE LORD IS MY SHEPHERD.'" |- |{{Image|file=Delbridge-167.jpg|size=s}} |1885Y |[[Delbridge-168|Thomas Henry]] |[[Delbridge-168|Delbridge]] |1888 |"IN LOVING MEMORY
OF
THOMAS HENRY
THE BELOVED SON OF
THOMAS T. AND S. DELBRIDGE
WHO FELL ASLEEP IN JESUS
FEB 26TH 1888
AGED 20
-+-
FOR EVER WITH THE LORD
IN
LOVING MEMORY
OF
THOMAS THEOPHILUS DELBRIDGE
AT REST?
..JANUARY ... 1919
...GONE BEFORE
ALSO SARAH
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
THOMAS T DELBRIDGE
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
EASTER DAY MARCH 23RD 19..
AGED 74 YEARS.
-+-
.. ALSO WHICH SLEEP IN JESUS ..
.. BRING WITH HIM.
ALSO
ANNIE CHAPLAIN DELBRIDGE
DIED 13TH JAN 1931
AGED 68.
'THE LORD IS MY SHEPHERD.'" |- |{{Image|file=Delbridge-167.jpg|size=s}} |1885Y |[[Delbridge-167|Thomas Theophilus]] |[[Delbridge-167|Delbridge]] |1919 |"IN LOVING MEMORY
OF
THOMAS HENRY
THE BELOVED SON OF
THOMAS T. AND S. DELBRIDGE
WHO FELL ASLEEP IN JESUS
FEB 26TH 1888
AGED 20
-+-
FOR EVER WITH THE LORD
IN
LOVING MEMORY
OF
THOMAS THEOPHILUS DELBRIDGE
AT REST?
..JANUARY ... 1919
...GONE BEFORE
ALSO SARAH
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
THOMAS T DELBRIDGE
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
EASTER DAY MARCH 23RD 19..
AGED 74 YEARS.
-+-
.. ALSO WHICH SLEEP IN JESUS ..
.. BRING WITH HIM.
ALSO
ANNIE CHAPLAIN DELBRIDGE
DIED 13TH JAN 1931
AGED 68.
'THE LORD IS MY SHEPHERD.'" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-276.jpg|size=s}} |1440N |[[Williams-77780|Emily]] |[[Williams-77780|Dell]] |1928 |"In Loving Memory of
ROBERT DELL,
DIED MAY 13TH 1900,
AGED 51 YEARS.
ALSO
JOSEPH WILLIAMS DELL,
DIED OCTOBER 9TH 1918,
AGED 32 YEARS.
At Rest.
ALSO EMILY, WIFE OF ROBERT DELL,
DIED MAY 15TH 1928,
AGED 77 YEARS
ALSO IN MEMORY OF JOHN ABSALOM DELL
WHO DIED AT CHINDE E. AFRICA MAY 29 1920
AGED 42 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-276.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Dell-1070|John Absalom]] |[[Dell-1070|Dell]] |1920 |"In Loving Memory of
ROBERT DELL,
DIED MAY 13TH 1900,
AGED 51 YEARS.
ALSO
JOSEPH WILLIAMS DELL,
DIED OCTOBER 9TH 1918,
AGED 32 YEARS.
At Rest.
ALSO EMILY, WIFE OF ROBERT DELL,
DIED MAY 15TH 1928,
AGED 77 YEARS
ALSO IN MEMORY OF JOHN ABSALOM DELL
WHO DIED AT CHINDE E. AFRICA MAY 29 1920
AGED 42 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-276.jpg|size=s}} |1440Y |[[Dell-1069|Joseph Williams]] |[[Dell-1069|Dell]] |1918 |"In Loving Memory of
ROBERT DELL,
DIED MAY 13TH 1900,
AGED 51 YEARS.
ALSO
JOSEPH WILLIAMS DELL,
DIED OCTOBER 9TH 1918,
AGED 32 YEARS.
At Rest.
ALSO EMILY, WIFE OF ROBERT DELL,
DIED MAY 15TH 1928,
AGED 77 YEARS
ALSO IN MEMORY OF JOHN ABSALOM DELL
WHO DIED AT CHINDE E. AFRICA MAY 29 1920
AGED 42 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-276.jpg|size=s}} |1440N |[[Dell-1068|Robert]] |[[Dell-1068|Dell]] |1900 |"In Loving Memory of
ROBERT DELL,
DIED MAY 13TH 1900,
AGED 51 YEARS.
ALSO
JOSEPH WILLIAMS DELL,
DIED OCTOBER 9TH 1918,
AGED 32 YEARS.
At Rest.
ALSO EMILY, WIFE OF ROBERT DELL,
DIED MAY 15TH 1928,
AGED 77 YEARS
ALSO IN MEMORY OF JOHN ABSALOM DELL
WHO DIED AT CHINDE E. AFRICA MAY 29 1920
AGED 42 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-384.jpg|size=s}} |1130N |[[Covey-1310|Alice]] |[[Covey-1310|Denyer]] |1930 |"-----
ALICE DENYER
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
DIED 16TH OCT 1930 AGED 62
-----
BEAUTIFUL MEMORIES LEFT BEHIND" |- |{{Image|file=Denyer-251.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Booker-1531|Elizabeth (Booker)]] |[[Booker-1531|Denyer]] |1945 |"In
Loving Memory
-of-
GEORGE DENYER
DIED APRIL 8TH 1891, AGED 40 YEARS.
---
Also
ELIZABETH WIFE OF THE ABOVE,
DIED SEPT 9TH 1945, AGED 93 YEARS.
Peace Perfect Peace" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-384.jpg|size=s}} |580N |[[Denyer-226|Frederick]] |[[Denyer-226|Denyer]] |1893 |"-----
ALICE DENYER
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
DIED 16TH OCT 1930 AGED 62
-----
BEAUTIFUL MEMORIES LEFT BEHIND" |- |{{Image|file=Denyer-251.jpg|size=s}} |575N |[[Denyer-251|George]] |[[Denyer-251|Denyer]] |1891 |"In
Loving Memory
-of-
GEORGE DENYER
DIED APRIL 8TH 1891, AGED 40 YEARS.
---
Also
ELIZABETH WIFE OF THE ABOVE,
DIED SEPT 9TH 1945, AGED 93 YEARS.
Peace Perfect Peace" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-611.jpg|size=s}} |1673BY |[[Denyer-225|Wilfred John]] |[[Denyer-225|Denyer]] |1926 |"In Loving Memory
-of-
WALTER EDE
WHO ENTERED INTO REST
DECEMBER 28TH? 1931 AGED 76
---
Also of ELIZABETH EDE
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
DIED JULY 11TH 1942, AGED 84 YEARS
Also
In Loving Memory
-of-
WILFRED JOHN DENYER
DEARLY LOVED HUSBAND OF
NELLIE
DAUGHTER OF W.? &? E. EDE
[DIED] MAY 10TH 1926 AGED 31 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-8.jpg|size=s}} |2143-4Y |[[Dickinson-6389|Emma]] |[[Dickinson-6389|Dickinson]] |1896 |"In Memory of
JOHN DOCWRA DICKINSON,
WHO DIED AT FARNCOMBE,
ON THE 25TH JUNE 1879,
AGED 79 YEARS.
Also of
MARGARET
FOR NEARLY 58 YEARS WIFE OF THE ABOVE,
WHO DIED AT THE SAME PLACE,
ON THE 29TH MARCH 1879,
AGED 71 YEARS.
ALSO OF EMMA, THEIR DAUGHTER,
WHO DIED IN LONDON 8TH DAY OF FEBRUARY 1896,
AGED 64 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-8.jpg|size=s}} |2143-4Y |[[Dickinson-4919|John Docwra]] |[[Dickinson-4919|Dickinson]] |1879 |"In Memory of
JOHN DOCWRA DICKINSON,
WHO DIED AT FARNCOMBE,
ON THE 25TH JUNE 1879,
AGED 79 YEARS.
Also of
MARGARET
FOR NEARLY 58 YEARS WIFE OF THE ABOVE,
WHO DIED AT THE SAME PLACE,
ON THE 29TH MARCH 1879,
AGED 71 YEARS.
ALSO OF EMMA, THEIR DAUGHTER,
WHO DIED IN LONDON 8TH DAY OF FEBRUARY 1896,
AGED 64 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-8.jpg|size=s}} |2143-4Y |[[Alexander-10061|Margaret (Alexander)]] |[[Alexander-10061|Dickinson]] |1879 |"In Memory of
JOHN DOCWRA DICKINSON,
WHO DIED AT FARNCOMBE,
ON THE 25TH JUNE 1879,
AGED 79 YEARS.
Also of
MARGARET
FOR NEARLY 58 YEARS WIFE OF THE ABOVE,
WHO DIED AT THE SAME PLACE,
ON THE 29TH MARCH 1879,
AGED 71 YEARS.
ALSO OF EMMA, THEIR DAUGHTER,
WHO DIED IN LONDON 8TH DAY OF FEBRUARY 1896,
AGED 64 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Dixon-11909.jpg|size=s}} |1838-9Y |[[Wray-2484|Mary (Wray)]] |[[Wray-2484|Dixon]] |1905 |"MARY,
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
ROBERT DIXON
WHO FELL ASLEEP FEBY. 23RD 1905
AGED 62 YEARS.
WHAT I DO THOU KNOWEST NOT NOW
BUT THOU SHALT KNOW HEREAFTER" |- |{{Image|file=Dixon-11909.jpg|size=s}} |1838-9Y |[[Dixon-11909|Robert]] |[[Dixon-11909|Dixon]] |1915 |"MARY,
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
ROBERT DIXON
WHO FELL ASLEEP FEBY. 23RD 1905
AGED 62 YEARS.
WHAT I DO THOU KNOWEST NOT NOW
BUT THOU SHALT KNOW HEREAFTER" |- | |Y366 |[[Dodge-6122|Bertha]] |[[Dodge-6122|Dodge]] |1884 | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-547.jpg|size=s}} |662N |[[Kimber-593|Catherine (Kimber)]] |[[Kimber-593|Dodge]] |1893 |"In
Loving Memory of
CATHERINE DODGE
BORN MARCH 27TH 1854
DIED NOVEMBER 5TH 1893.
At Rest." |- | |671N |[[Norris-7947|Emma]] |[[Norris-7947|Dodge]] |1913 | |- | |365Y |[[Dodge-6123|Herbert]] |[[Dodge-6123|Dodge]] |1889 | |- | |114Y |[[Dodge-6121|Mabel Annie]] |[[Dodge-6121|Dodge]] |1916 | |- | |886N |[[Dodge-6119|Marten Westerman]] |[[Dodge-6119|Dodge]] |1898 | |- | |367Y |[[Dodge-6124|Nora Annie]] |[[Dodge-6124|Dodge]] |1884 | |- | |671N |[[Dodge-6120|William Marten Robert]] |[[Dodge-6120|Dodge]] |1894 | |- |{{Image|file=Bowden-3351.jpg|size=s}} |1813Y |[[Pullinger-68|Caroline (Pullinger)]] |[[Pullinger-68|Doe]] |1901 |"In Loving Memory
of
Billy Bowden
1921 - 1930
Grandparents
Caroline Doe
1828 - 1901
Henry Doe
1833 - 1912" |- |{{Image|file=Bowden-3351.jpg|size=s}} |1813Y |[[Doe-739|Henry]] |[[Doe-739|Doe]] |1912 |"In Loving Memory
of
Billy Bowden
1921 - 1930
Grandparents
Caroline Doe
1828 - 1901
Henry Doe
1833 - 1912" |- |{{Image|file=Dowse-440.jpg|size=s}} |692-3Y |[[Dowse-440|Francis]] |[[Dowse-440|Dowse]] |1908 |"SACRED
TO THE MEMORY OF
FRANCIS DOWSE
AT REST
23 OCTOBER 1908
AGED 60 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Druitt-66.jpg|size=s}} |2240Y |[[Druitt-66|Harry]] |[[Druitt-66|Druitt]] |1878 |"..Memory
of
[Harry] D[ruitt]
of B[righton?]
who died September 24th 1878
[Aged] 23 [y]ear[s]" |- |{{Image|file=Duke-3930.jpg|size=s}} |2320Y |[[Duke-3929|Adelaide Helen]] |[[Duke-3929|Duke]] |1879 |"In
Loving Memory of
ERNEST EDWARD DUKE,
DIED JANY. 26TH 1879,
AGED 16 YEARS.
-+-
Also
ADELAIDE HELEN DUKE,
DIED MARCH 9TH 1879,
AGED 19 YEARS.
-+-
NOT GONE FROM MEMORY, NOT GONE FROM LOVE,
BUT GONE TO A BRIGHTER HOME ABOVE." |- |{{Image|file=Duke-3928.jpg|size=s}} |593Y |[[Cooper-24833|Ann (Cooper)]] |[[Cooper-24833|Duke]] |1903 |"Sacred
To the Memory of
JOHN DUKE,
DIED NOVR. 30TH, 1873,
AGED 56 YEARS.
---
Also of
OUR DEAR MOTHER ANN,
WIDOW OF THE ABOVE
WHO WAS CALLED TO REST
MARCH 27TH 1903,
AGED 81 YEARS.
DEARLY LOVED AND SADLY MISSED.
ALSO OF FIVE CHILDREN
WHO DIED IN THEIR INFANCY." |- |{{Image|file=Duke-3930.jpg|size=s}} |2319Y |[[Duke-3930|Ernest Edward]] |[[Duke-3930|Duke]] |1879 |"In
Loving Memory of
ERNEST EDWARD DUKE,
DIED JANY. 26TH 1879,
AGED 16 YEARS.
-+-
Also
ADELAIDE HELEN DUKE,
DIED MARCH 9TH 1879,
AGED 19 YEARS.
-+-
NOT GONE FROM MEMORY, NOT GONE FROM LOVE,
BUT GONE TO A BRIGHTER HOME ABOVE." |- |{{Image|file=Duke-3928.jpg|size=s}} |593Y |[[Duke-3928|John]] |[[Duke-3928|Duke]] |1873 |"Sacred
To the Memory of
JOHN DUKE,
DIED NOVR. 30TH, 1873,
AGED 56 YEARS.
---
Also of
OUR DEAR MOTHER ANN,
WIDOW OF THE ABOVE
WHO WAS CALLED TO REST
MARCH 27TH 1903,
AGED 81 YEARS.
DEARLY LOVED AND SADLY MISSED.
ALSO OF FIVE CHILDREN
WHO DIED IN THEIR INFANCY." |- | |495Y |[[Duke-3931|Kate Eliza]] |[[Duke-3931|Duke]] |1859 | |- |{{Image|file=Dunn-14198.jpg|size=s}} |2410Y |[[Dunn-14198|Charlotte Louisa]] |[[Dunn-14198|Dunn]] |1884 |"THOU
HAST BEEN
FAITHFUL
OVER A FEW THINGS
I WILL MAKE THEE
RULER
OVER MANY THINGS
ENTER THOU INTO
THE JOY OF THY LORD.
S. MATTHEW XXV..
IN LOVING AND AFFECTIONATE
MEMORY OF
CHARLOTTE LOUISA DUNN
FOR TEN YEARS MATRON AT
CHARTER-HOUSE
WHO DIED ON THE 7TH OF NOVEMBER 1884
AGED 57 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-552.jpg|size=s}} |69AN |[[Dunolly-1|Lt. Col. K. J. G.]] |[[Dunolly-1|Dunolly]] |1945 |"IN LOVING MEMORY OF
LT. COL. K. J. G. DUNOLLY
JAN 8TH 1945
AND HIS WIFE, MARY CATHERINE
JUNE 12TH 1952." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-552.jpg|size=s}} |69AN |[[Amesbury-84|Mary Catherine]] |[[Amesbury-84|Dunolly]] |1952 |"IN LOVING MEMORY OF
LT. COL. K. J. G. DUNOLLY
JAN 8TH 1945
AND HIS WIFE, MARY CATHERINE
JUNE 12TH 1952." |- |{{Image|file=Ayling-412.jpg|size=s}} |365N |[[Ayling-412|Jane (Ayling)]] |[[Ayling-412|Durrant]] |1888 | |- |{{Image|file=Nash-7826.jpg|size=s}} |794Y |[[Nash-7826|Ann (Nash)]] |[[Nash-7826|Eades]] |1875 |"In
AFFECTIONATE
REMEMBRANCE OF
ANN, WIFE OF
HENRY EADES
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
[1875]" |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-9.jpg|size=s}} |1937Y |[[Eager-377|Edward]] |[[Eager-377|Eager]] |1891 |"Here rest the mortal remains of
EDWARD EAGER
WHO DIED MAY 5TH 1891" |- | |1937Y |[[Evershed-53|Ellen]] |[[Evershed-53|Eager]] |1922 | |- | |2602Y |[[Eager-388|Mary Louisa]] |[[Eager-388|Eager]] |1947 | |- |{{Image|file=Earle-1714.jpg|size=s}} |2128Y |[[Earle-1714|Ann]] |[[Earle-1714|Earle]] |1877 |"In
Affectionate Remembrance of
ANN EARLE
WHO DIED FEB 15TH? 1877
AGED 6_ YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-611.jpg|size=s}} |1673BY |[[Hayter-892|Elizabeth]] |[[Hayter-892|Ede]] |1942 |"In Loving Memory
-of-
WALTER EDE
WHO ENTERED INTO REST
DECEMBER 28TH? 1931 AGED 76
---
Also of ELIZABETH EDE
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
DIED JULY 11TH 1942, AGED 84 YEARS
Also
In Loving Memory
-of-
WILFRED JOHN DENYER
DEARLY LOVED HUSBAND OF
NELLIE
DAUGHTER OF W.? &? E. EDE
[DIED] MAY 10TH 1926 AGED 31 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Ede-381.jpg|size=s}} |787Y |[[Ede-381|James]] |[[Ede-381|Ede]] |1866 |"Sacred
[TO THE MEMORY OF]
JAMES EDE
[WHO DIED]
JANUARY 2ND 1866
AGED [64] YEARS
...D THE LORD
...BLESSED
..THE LORD" |- |{{Image|file=Ede-381.jpg|size=s}} |788Y |[[Unknown-488916|Sophia]] |[[Unknown-488916|Ede]] |1870 |"Sacred
[TO THE MEMORY OF]
SOPHIA EDE
WHO DIED
JULY 23RD? 1870
AGED 79 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-611.jpg|size=s}} |1673BY |[[Ede-366|Walter]] |[[Ede-366|Ede]] |1931 |"In Loving Memory
-of-
WALTER EDE
WHO ENTERED INTO REST
DECEMBER 28TH? 1931 AGED 76
---
Also of ELIZABETH EDE
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
DIED JULY 11TH 1942, AGED 84 YEARS
Also
In Loving Memory
-of-
WILFRED JOHN DENYER
DEARLY LOVED HUSBAND OF
NELLIE
DAUGHTER OF W.? &? E. EDE
[DIED] MAY 10TH 1926 AGED 31 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Eden-1213.jpg|size=s}} |398Y |[[Turpin-1146|Elizabeth (Turpin)]] |[[Turpin-1146|Eden]] |1869 |"Sacred
TO THE MEMORY OF
JAMES EDEN
WHO DIED OCTBR 19TH 1862 AGED 84
MARK THE PERFECT MAN AND BEHOLD THE UPRIGHT
FOR THE END OF THAT MAN IS PEACE.
ALSO
ELIZABETH, WIFE OF THE ABOVE
AND GOVERNESS IN THE PARISH OF GODALMING
NEARLY 50 YEARS
DIED IN PERFECT PEACE SEPTR 28TH 1869
AGED 84 YEARS.
'THROUGH FAITH IN GOD THEY ARE NOT DEAD BUT
SLEEPETH A LITTLE WHILE IN JESUS.'
BLESSED ARE THE DEAD WHICH DIE IN THE LORD
YEA SAITH THE SPIRIT THEY REST FROM THEIR
LABOURS AND THEIR WORKS DO FOLLOW THEM
O DEATH WHERE IS THY STING?" |- |{{Image|file=Eden-1213.jpg|size=s}} |397Y |[[Eden-1213|James]] |[[Eden-1213|Eden]] |1862 |"Sacred
TO THE MEMORY OF
JAMES EDEN
WHO DIED OCTBR 19TH 1862 AGED 84
MARK THE PERFECT MAN AND BEHOLD THE UPRIGHT
FOR THE END OF THAT MAN IS PEACE.
ALSO
ELIZABETH, WIFE OF THE ABOVE
AND GOVERNESS IN THE PARISH OF GODALMING
NEARLY 50 YEARS
DIED IN PERFECT PEACE SEPTR 28TH 1869
AGED 84 YEARS.
'THROUGH FAITH IN GOD THEY ARE NOT DEAD BUT
SLEEPETH A LITTLE WHILE IN JESUS.'
BLESSED ARE THE DEAD WHICH DIE IN THE LORD
YEA SAITH THE SPIRIT THEY REST FROM THEIR
LABOURS AND THEIR WORKS DO FOLLOW THEM
O DEATH WHERE IS THY STING?" |- |{{Image|file=Edgeler-24.jpg|size=s}} |2456Y |[[Nye-2149|Alice (Nye)]] |[[Nye-2149|Edgeler]] |1924 |"'At Rest'.
Loving Memory
-of-
JOHN EDGELER,
BORN DECR 29TH 1844" |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-10.jpg|size=s}} |1951Y |[[Baverstock-114|Hannah Elizabeth (Baverstock)]] |[[Baverstock-114|Edgeler]] |1914 |"In Loving Memory of
+
WILLIAM EDGELER
WHO DIED JANUARY 22ND, 1892
AGED 42 YEARS.
----
'THY WILL BE DONE.'
Also of
HANNAH ELIZABETH
WIDOW OF THE ABOVE
DIED FEBR. 21ST 1914
AGED 65 YEARS.
GODS FINGER TOUCHED HER & SHE SLEPT" |- |{{Image|file=Edgeler-24.jpg|size=s}} |2456Y |[[Edgeler-24|John]] |[[Edgeler-24|Edgeler]] |1911 |"'At Rest'.
Loving Memory
-of-
JOHN EDGELER,
BORN DECR 29TH 1844" |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-10.jpg|size=s}} |1951Y |[[Edgeler-23|William]] |[[Edgeler-23|Edgeler]] |1892 |"In Loving Memory of
+
WILLIAM EDGELER
WHO DIED JANUARY 22ND, 1892
AGED 42 YEARS.
----
'THY WILL BE DONE.'
Also of
HANNAH ELIZABETH
WIDOW OF THE ABOVE
DIED FEBR. 21ST 1914
AGED 65 YEARS.
GODS FINGER TOUCHED HER & SHE SLEPT" |- |{{Image|file=Richards-13838.jpg|size=s}} |795Y |[[Richards-13838|Ann (Richards)]] |[[Richards-13838|Edwards]] |1875 |"SACRED
to the Memory of
ANN EDWARDS
who died July 27 1875
AGED 63 YEARS.
NOT LOST BUT GONE BEFORE" |- |{{Image|file=Lewer-95.jpg|size=s}} |276N |[[Nye-2244|Emma (Nye)]] |[[Nye-2244|Edwards]] |1900 |"In Loving Memory of
ihs
SARAH
THE WIFE OF
THOMAS NYE
WHO DIED AUGUST 6TH 1887,
AGED 67 YEARS.
-+-
'BLESSED ARE THE DEAD WHICH
DIE IN THE LORD.'
ALSO OF
EMMA EDWARDS
DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE
AND THE BELOVED WIFE OF
WILLIAM HENRY EDWARDS
OF NORTHBOURNE, FARNCOMBE
DIED DECEMBER 13TH 1900
AGED 58 YEARS
HER END WAS PEACE." |- |{{Image|file=Richards-14051.jpg|size=s}} |2192Y |[[Edwards-25599|George]] |[[Edwards-25599|Edwards]] |1891 |"In
MEMORY OF
JANE, WI[FE OF]
ROBERT RICHARDS
DIED AUGST. 2ND 1877,
A[GED ..] YEARS
..
..
GEORGE [EDWARDS?]
GRE[AT?] [NEPHEW OF THE ABOVE?]
BORN DEC .. 1868? " |- |{{Image|file=Edwards-25087.jpg|size=s}} |918Y |[[Edwards-25087|James]] |[[Edwards-25087|Edwards]] |1865 |"SACRED
TO the Memory of
JAMES EDWARDS
who died September 17th? 1865
AGED 55 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Edwards-25015.jpg|size=s}} |232Y |[[Edwards-25015|William]] |[[Edwards-25015|Edwards]] |1860 |"IN
[MEMORY OF]
WILLIAM EDWARDS
WHO DIED JANY 16TH [1860]
IN THE 23RD YEAR
OF HIS AGE" |- | |232Y |[[Lasham-5|Elizabeth (Lasham)]] |[[Lasham-5|Edwards]] |1897 | |- |{{Image|file=Parker-35209.jpg|size=s}} |1916Y |[[Parker-35209|Mary (Parker)]] |[[Parker-35209|Edwards]] |1887 | |- |{{Image|file=Eldridge-2951.jpg|size=s}} |282N |[[Eldridge-2951|William]] |[[Eldridge-2951|Eldridge]] |1886 |"IN
Beloved Memory of
WILLIAM ELDRIDGE
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
MAY 11TH 1886
AGED 39 YEARS
-+-
REST IN PEACE." |- |{{Image|file=Ellery-557.jpg|size=s}} |2233Y |[[Ellery-557|Eliza Maria]] |[[Ellery-557|Ellery]] |1897 |"IHS
IN
LOVING MEMORY
OF
SARAH ELLERY
MAY 23RD 1880
AGED 65
'FALLEN ASLEEP.'
AND ELIZA MARIA ELLERY,
AT REST MARCH 18TH 1897,
AGED 88 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Ellery-557.jpg|size=s}} |2233Y |[[Ellery-558|Sarah]] |[[Ellery-558|Ellery]] |1880 |"IHS
IN
LOVING MEMORY
OF
SARAH ELLERY
MAY 23RD 1880
AGED 65
'FALLEN ASLEEP.'
AND ELIZA MARIA ELLERY,
AT REST MARCH 18TH 1897,
AGED 88 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Elliott-15219.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Elliott-15219|Frederick]] |[[Elliott-15219|Elliott]] |1847 |"IN MEMORY OF
HARRIETT ELLIOTT
WHO DIED NOVEMBER 7TH 1885
AGED 64
ALSO OF FREDERICK ELLIOTT
WHO DIED APRIL 25TH 1847
AGED ..
INTERRED IN GODALMING CHURCHYARD" |- |{{Image|file=Elliott-15219.jpg|size=s}} |2086Y |[[Elliott-15220|Harriet]] |[[Elliott-15220|Elliott]] |1929 |"IN MEMORY OF
HARRIETT ELLIOTT
WHO DIED NOVEMBER 7TH 1885
AGED 64
ALSO OF FREDERICK ELLIOTT
WHO DIED APRIL 25TH 1847
AGED ..
INTERRED IN GODALMING CHURCHYARD" |- |{{Image|file=Elliott-15219.jpg|size=s}} |2086Y |[[Burdock-32|Harriett (Burdock)]] |[[Burdock-32|Elliott]] |1885 |"IN MEMORY OF
HARRIETT ELLIOTT
WHO DIED NOVEMBER 7TH 1885
AGED 64
ALSO OF FREDERICK ELLIOTT
WHO DIED APRIL 25TH 1847
AGED ..
INTERRED IN GODALMING CHURCHYARD" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-407.jpg|size=s}} |1275N |[[Ellis-17657|Cyrus]] |[[Ellis-17657|Ellis]] |1883 |"CYRUS ELLIS
BORN MARCH 6TH 1826
DIED NOVR 8TH 1883
-----
AND HIS WIFE
EMMA LOUISA
AT REST
AUGUST 3RD 1907
AGED 83 YEARS.
-----" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-407.jpg|size=s}} |1275N |[[Gates-5100|Emma Louisa]] |[[Gates-5100|Ellis]] |1907 |"CYRUS ELLIS
BORN MARCH 6TH 1826
DIED NOVR 8TH 1883
-----
AND HIS WIFE
EMMA LOUISA
AT REST
AUGUST 3RD 1907
AGED 83 YEARS.
-----" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-414.jpg|size=s}} |1339N |[[Ellis-17658|Isaac]] |[[Ellis-17658|Ellis]] |1877 |"IN MEMORY
OF
ISAAC ELLIS,
BORN DECR 26TH 1812
DIED MAY 3RD 1877.
'GOD IS LOVE.'" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-413.jpg|size=s}} |1340N |[[Ellis-17671|James]] |[[Ellis-17671|Ellis]] |1867 |"IN MEMORY
OF
JAMES ELLIS,
BORN SEPTR 3RD 1811
DIED JANY 20TH 1867." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-411.jpg|size=s}} |1339N |[[Ellis-17667|Mary]] |[[Ellis-17667|Ellis]] |1881 |"MARY ELLIS
BORN OCT 4TH 1816
DIED SEPR 14TH 1881" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-418.jpg|size=s}} |1503N |Sarah |Ellis |1877 |"In
Memory of
SARAH ELLIS
OF SEND
DIED NOVR 19TH 1877,
AGED 54 YEARS.
----" |- |{{Image|file=Caesar-248.jpg|size=s}} |547Y |[[Caesar-248|Ann (Caesar)]] |[[Caesar-248|Elwin]] |1865 |"SACRED
to the
Memory
of
ANN WIFE OF
THOMAS ELWIN
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
OCTOBER 7TH 1865
IN THE 75TH YEAR
OF HER AGE" |- |{{Image|file=Elwin-61.jpg|size=s}} |548Y |[[Elwin-61|James]] |[[Elwin-61|Elwin]] |1863 |"..
JAMES [SON] OF
THOMAS [ELWIN]
WHO D[EPARTED THI]S LIFE
ON THE.." |- |{{Image|file=Elwin-60.jpg|size=s}} |546Y |[[Elwin-60|Thomas]] |[[Elwin-60|Elwin]] |1866 |"SACRED
..
THOMAS ELWIN
..
..1866
IN THE [80TH] YEAR
[OF HIS AGE]" |- | |4103Y |[[Etherington-862|Charles]] |[[Etherington-862|Etherington]] |1939 | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-643.jpg|size=s}} |1417Y |[[Holden-4278|Ellen]] |[[Holden-4278|Etherington]] |1919 |"In Loving Memory
-of-
ELLEN
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
CHARLES ETHERINGTON
DIED NOV 13TH 1919 AGED 74 YEARS.
---" |- |{{Image|file=Etherington-915.jpg|size=s}} |2044Y |[[Etherington-915|Walter John]] |[[Etherington-915|Etherington]] |1909 |"IN
LOVING
MEMORY
OF
BABY
..." |- |{{Image|file=Evans-29007.jpg|size=s}} |2587Y |[[Evans-29007|Eleanor Matilda]] |[[Evans-29007|Evans]] |1882 |"In
.. Remembrance of
[ELEANO]R MATILDA EVANS,
[WHO DE]PARTED THIS LIFE
JUNE 7TH 1882
AGED 2 YEARS AND
.. MONTHS.
-+-
..ARMS OF J[ESUS]..
..
..OWED
..T.
..
..E LORD
..AY." |- |{{Image|file=Muir-3091.jpg|size=s}} |584Y |[[Muir-3091|Eliza Janet (Muir)]] |[[Muir-3091|Evans]] |1919 |"IN
LOVING MEMORY
OF
ELIZA JANET EVANS
WHO DIED JUNE 27 1919, AGED 72
WIFE OF
REV HENRY JAMES EVANS M.A.
SOMETIME ASSISTANT MASTER CHARTERHOUSE" |- |{{Image|file=Evans-28533.jpg|size=s}} |2459BY |[[Evans-28533|Henry James]] |[[Evans-28533|Evans]] |1919 |"IN
LOVING MEMORY
OF
THE REVEREND HENRY JAMES EVANS
WHO DIED MARCH 9TH 1921" |- |{{Image|file=Pannell-557.jpg|size=s}} |402N |[[Pannell-557|Mary (Pannell)]] |[[Pannell-557|Evans]] |1890 |"In Loving Memory of our Affectionate
Mother
MARY EVANS,
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
SEPTEMBER 17TH 1890
AGED 71 YEARS.
-+-
SLEEP ON BELOVED SLEEP AND TAKE THY REST
LAY DOWN THY WEARY HEAD UPON THY SAVIOUR'S BREAST
WE LOVE THE WELL BUT JESUS LOVES THEE BEST
-+-
Also of
WILLIAM EVANS,
SON OF THE ABOVE
DIED JUNE 5TH 1915,
AGED 75 YEARS.
-+-
'FOR HE KNOWETH OUR FRAME,
HE REMEMBERETH THAT WE ARE DUST'" |- |{{Image|file=Evans-29247.jpg|size=s}} |2331Y |[[Evans-29247|Samuel Charles]] |[[Evans-29247|Evans]] |1881 |"SACRED
TO THE MEMORY OF
SAMUEL CHARLES
BELOVED HUSBAND OF
SARAH ANN EVANS,
DIED 23 AUGUST 1881
AGED 30 YEARS
AND HIS WIFE
SARAH ANN
DIED 14 APRIL 1924
AGED 71 YEARS.
'GRANT THEM ETERNAL REST, O LORD.'" |- |{{Image|file=Evans-29247.jpg|size=s}} |2331Y |[[Holder-2987|Sarah Ann (Holder)]] |[[Holder-2987|Evans]] |1924 |"SACRED
TO THE MEMORY OF
SAMUEL CHARLES
BELOVED HUSBAND OF
SARAH ANN EVANS,
DIED 23 AUGUST 1881
AGED 30 YEARS
AND HIS WIFE
SARAH ANN
DIED 14 APRIL 1924
AGED 71 YEARS.
'GRANT THEM ETERNAL REST, O LORD.'" |- |{{Image|file=Pannell-557.jpg|size=s}} |402N |[[Evans-30524|William]] |[[Evans-30524|Evans]] |1915 |"In Loving Memory of our Affectionate
Mother
MARY EVANS,
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
SEPTEMBER 17TH 1890
AGED 71 YEARS.
-+-
SLEEP ON BELOVED SLEEP AND TAKE THY REST
LAY DOWN THY WEARY HEAD UPON THY SAVIOUR'S BREAST
WE LOVE THE WELL BUT JESUS LOVES THEE BEST
-+-
Also of
WILLIAM EVANS,
SON OF THE ABOVE
DIED JUNE 5TH 1915,
AGED 75 YEARS.
-+-
'FOR HE KNOWETH OUR FRAME,
HE REMEMBERETH THAT WE ARE DUST'" |- |{{Image|file=Parsons-11373.jpg|size=s}} |2656aY |[[Parsons-11373|Annie (Parsons)]] |[[Parsons-11373|Farley]] |1947 |"IN LOVING MEMORY
OF
KATE FARLEY
BORN 18 MAY 1863
AT REST 18 JUNE 1913
ANNIE FARLEY" |- |{{Image|file=Farley-3534.jpg|size=s}} |2656aY |[[Farley-3534|Kate]] |[[Farley-3534|Farley]] |1913 |"IN LOVING MEMORY
OF
KATE FARLEY
BORN 18 MAY 1863
AT REST 18 JUNE 1913
ANNIE FARLEY" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-514.jpg|size=s}} |1261N |[[Farnfield-16|Hannah]] |[[Farnfield-16|Farnfield]] |1878 |"HANNAH FARNFIELD
DIED AT
LLANAWAY COTTAGES
DEC 8TH 1878
AGED 75
-----
FAITHFUL SISTER? AND FRIEND" |- |{{Image|file=Arnold-14112.jpg|size=s}} |156Y |[[Arnold-14112|Elizabeth (Arnold)]] |[[Arnold-14112|Farr]] |1873 |"In
Memory of
ELIZABETH WIFE OF
OBED FARR
DIED DECr 12TH 1873
AGED 42 YEARS
-----" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-219.jpg|size=s}} |1386aN |[[Oakley-2290|Elizabeth]] |[[Oakley-2290|Fathers]] |1922 |"SACRED
TO THE MEMORY
OF
ELIZABETH,
THE BELOVED
WIFE OF
WILLIAM FATHERS
AT REST
19 JANUARY 1922
AGED 62.
'NOT MY WILL
BUT THINE BE DONE.'
ALSO
WILLIAM FATHERS
HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE
DIED
11TH SEPTEMBER 1928
AGED 64 YEARS.
----
REST IN PEACE." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-219.jpg|size=s}} |1386aN |[[Fathers-51|William]] |[[Fathers-51|Fathers]] |1928 |"SACRED
TO THE MEMORY
OF
ELIZABETH,
THE BELOVED
WIFE OF
WILLIAM FATHERS
AT REST
19 JANUARY 1922
AGED 62.
'NOT MY WILL
BUT THINE BE DONE.'
ALSO
WILLIAM FATHERS
HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE
DIED
11TH SEPTEMBER 1928
AGED 64 YEARS.
----
REST IN PEACE." |- |{{Image|file=Feltham-347.jpg|size=s}} |12bY |[[Feltham-347|John Gilbert]] |[[Feltham-347|Feltham]] |1913 |"In Loving Memory of
JOHN GILBERT
THE DEAR CHILD OF
GILBERT & MABEL FELTHAM
BORN DECR 26 1912, DIED JAN 24TH 1913" |- |{{Image|file=Unknown-486945.jpg|size=s}} |562Y |[[Unknown-486945|Elizabeth Susan]] |[[Unknown-486945|Field]] |1928 |"IN EVER LOVING MEMORY OF
ELIZABETH S. FIELD
DIED 11TH AUGUST 1928
AGED 63 YEARS.
A DEVOTED WIFE AND MOTHER
AT REST." |- |{{Image|file=Field-5326.jpg|size=s}} |635Y |[[Field-5326|William]] |[[Field-5326|Field]] |1864 |"IN MEMORY OF
WILLIAM FIELD
DIED DEC. 11TH 1864, AGED 24 YEARS.
---
ALSO OF EMMA BOXALL, HIS WIFE
DIED APRIL 26TH 1927, AGED 85 YEARS.
'RE-UNITED.'" |- |{{Image|file=Glassborow-13.jpg|size=s}} |2202Y |[[Glassborow-13|Margaret (Glassborow)]] |[[Glassborow-13|Fisher]] |1908 |"IN
LOVING MEMORY
OF
MARGARET FISHER
WHO FELL ASLEEP
MARCH 2[1ST 1908] AGED [78] YEARS
+
R. I. P." |- |{{Image|file=Fitton-441.jpg|size=s}} |481N |[[Fitton-441|Jane]] |[[Fitton-441|Fitton]] |1890 |"[JANE] FITTON
...
... YEARS
R. I. P.
MARIA FITTON
TAKEN TO REST MAY [10TH] 19[15]
AGED 82 YEARS
R. I. P." |- |{{Image|file=Fitton-441.jpg|size=s}} |480N |[[Fitton-443|Maria]] |[[Fitton-443|Fitton]] |1915 |"[JANE] FITTON
...
... YEARS
R. I. P.
MARIA FITTON
TAKEN TO REST MAY [10TH] 19[15]
AGED 82 YEARS
R. I. P." |- |{{Image|file=Foster-22964.jpg|size=s}} |1876aY |[[Foster-22964|Annie Grace]] |[[Foster-22964|Foster]] |1916 |"EMMA FOSTER DIED OCT 20TH 1944, AGED 89 YEARS
.. GRACE FOSTER 18 JULY 1916 AGED 26, AND HER SISTERS DOROTHY AND HILDA." |- | |229N |[[Foster-22966|Dorothy]] |[[Foster-22966|Foster]] |1903 |"EMMA FOSTER DIED OCT 20TH 1944, AGED 89 YEARS
.. GRACE FOSTER 18 JULY 1916 AGED 26, AND HER SISTERS DOROTHY AND HILDA." |- |{{Image|file=Foster-22964.jpg|size=s}} |1876aY |[[Hayward-4570|Emma (Hayward)]] |[[Hayward-4570|Foster]] |1944 |"EMMA FOSTER DIED OCT 20TH 1944, AGED 89 YEARS
.. GRACE FOSTER 18 JULY 1916 AGED 26, AND HER SISTERS DOROTHY AND HILDA." |- |{{Image|file=Foster-22965.jpg|size=s}} |229N |[[Foster-22965|George Michael]] |[[Foster-22965|Foster]] |1915 |"IN LOVING MEMORY
GEORGE MICHAEL
FOSTER
.. 1915 AGED 57
AT REST" |- | |1968Y |[[Foster-22967|Hilda]] |[[Foster-22967|Foster]] |1898 |"EMMA FOSTER DIED OCT 20TH 1944, AGED 89 YEARS
.. GRACE FOSTER 18 JULY 1916 AGED 26, AND HER SISTERS DOROTHY AND HILDA." |- |{{Image|file=Franklin-8349.jpg|size=s}} |286Y |[[Franklin-11624|Constance Ruth]] |[[Franklin-11624|Franklin]] |1932 |"IN LOVING MEMORY OF
CONSTANCE RUTH FRANKLIN
BORN MAY 27TH 1851
DIED MAY 14TH 1932
GEORGE CAREY FRANKLIN
BORN JUNE 22ND 1844
DIED MARCH 7TH 1925
ALSO OF HIS WIFE
REBECCA MARION FRANKLIN
BORN MAY 25TH 1847
DIED MARCH 12TH 1936" |- | |286Y |[[Franklin-11625|Francis Sidney Herbert]] |[[Franklin-11625|Franklin]] |1935 | |- |{{Image|file=Franklin-8349.jpg|size=s}} |286Y |[[Franklin-8349|George Carey]] |[[Franklin-8349|Franklin]] |1925 |"IN LOVING MEMORY OF
CONSTANCE RUTH FRANKLIN
BORN MAY 27TH 1851
DIED MAY 14TH 1932
GEORGE CAREY FRANKLIN
BORN JUNE 22ND 1844
DIED MARCH 7TH 1925
ALSO OF HIS WIFE
REBECCA MARION FRANKLIN
BORN MAY 25TH 1847
DIED MARCH 12TH 1936" |- |{{Image|file=Franklin-8349.jpg|size=s}} |286Y |[[Franklin-9704|Rebecca Marion]] |[[Franklin-9704|Franklin]] |1936 |"IN LOVING MEMORY OF
CONSTANCE RUTH FRANKLIN
BORN MAY 27TH 1851
DIED MAY 14TH 1932
GEORGE CAREY FRANKLIN
BORN JUNE 22ND 1844
DIED MARCH 7TH 1925
ALSO OF HIS WIFE
REBECCA MARION FRANKLIN
BORN MAY 25TH 1847
DIED MARCH 12TH 1936" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-286.jpg|size=s}} |877N |[[Hansell-311|Mary]] |[[Hansell-311|Frith]] |1895 |"In
Loving
Memory of
MARY, WIFE OF
WILLIAM FRITH
WHO DIED SEPTEMBER 28TH 1895
AGED 46 YEARS.
-----
NOT GONE FROM MEMORY, NOT GONE FROM LOVE
BUT GONE TO THE FATHER'S HOME ABOVE
Also WILLIAM FRITH
WHO PASSED AWAY JUNE 21ST 1909
AFTER MANY YEARS OF SUFFERING BORNE WITH
CHRISTIAN FORTITUDE
AGED 63 YEARS
-----
..." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-286.jpg|size=s}} |877N |[[Frith-568|William]] |[[Frith-568|Frith]] |1909 |"In
Loving
Memory of
MARY, WIFE OF
WILLIAM FRITH
WHO DIED SEPTEMBER 28TH 1895
AGED 46 YEARS.
-----
NOT GONE FROM MEMORY, NOT GONE FROM LOVE
BUT GONE TO THE FATHER'S HOME ABOVE
Also WILLIAM FRITH
WHO PASSED AWAY JUNE 21ST 1909
AFTER MANY YEARS OF SUFFERING BORNE WITH
CHRISTIAN FORTITUDE
AGED 63 YEARS
-----
..." |- |{{Image|file=Fry-6179.jpg|size=s}} |2633Y |[[Pickrell-122|Ann (Pickrell)]] |[[Pickrell-122|Fry]] |1869 |"..MEMORY..
THOMAS FRY
DIED APRIL 8TH 1870
AGED [58] YEARS
-+-
Also of
ANN FRY
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
DIED JULY 10TH 1869,
AGED 5[7] YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-565.jpg|size=s}} |77aN |[[Beagley-319|Annie]] |[[Beagley-319|Fry]] |1933 |"In
Affectionate Remembrance
-of-
DAVID,
THE BELOVED HUSBAND OF
ANNIE FRY,
AT REST, NOVR 1ST 1920, AGED 63 YEARS.
.. WE MEET AGAIN
Also In
Affectionate Memory
-of-
ANNIE,
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
DAVID FRY.
AT REST JUNE 20 1933 AGED 68 YEARS
DAVID JOHN FRY
1932-2000
Also In
Affectionate Memory
-of-
IVY ANNIE FRY
BELOVED DAUGHTER OF DAVID AND ANNIE
AND SISTER OF LEONARD
AT REST FEB. 25TH? 1979, AGED 83 YEARS.
'PEACE, PERFECT PEACE.'
Also In
Affectionate Memory
-of-
THEIR DEAR SON,
LEONARD JOHN FRY,
BELOVED HUSBAND OF IRENE.
AT REST NOV 10TH 1963 AGED 70 YEARS.
ALSO
IRENE MAY FRY
BELOVED WIFE OF LEONARD
AT PEACE NOV. 13TH 1978, AGED 72 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-565.jpg|size=s}} |77aN |[[Fry-6015|David]] |[[Fry-6015|Fry]] |1920 |"In
Affectionate Remembrance
-of-
DAVID,
THE BELOVED HUSBAND OF
ANNIE FRY,
AT REST, NOVR 1ST 1920, AGED 63 YEARS.
.. WE MEET AGAIN
Also In
Affectionate Memory
-of-
ANNIE,
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
DAVID FRY.
AT REST JUNE 20 1933 AGED 68 YEARS
DAVID JOHN FRY
1932-2000
Also In
Affectionate Memory
-of-
IVY ANNIE FRY
BELOVED DAUGHTER OF DAVID AND ANNIE
AND SISTER OF LEONARD
AT REST FEB. 25TH? 1979, AGED 83 YEARS.
'PEACE, PERFECT PEACE.'
Also In
Affectionate Memory
-of-
THEIR DEAR SON,
LEONARD JOHN FRY,
BELOVED HUSBAND OF IRENE.
AT REST NOV 10TH 1963 AGED 70 YEARS.
ALSO
IRENE MAY FRY
BELOVED WIFE OF LEONARD
AT PEACE NOV. 13TH 1978, AGED 72 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-565.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Fry-6016|David John]] |[[Fry-6016|Fry]] |2000 |"In
Affectionate Remembrance
-of-
DAVID,
THE BELOVED HUSBAND OF
ANNIE FRY,
AT REST, NOVR 1ST 1920, AGED 63 YEARS.
.. WE MEET AGAIN
Also In
Affectionate Memory
-of-
ANNIE,
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
DAVID FRY.
AT REST JUNE 20 1933 AGED 68 YEARS
DAVID JOHN FRY
1932-2000
Also In
Affectionate Memory
-of-
IVY ANNIE FRY
BELOVED DAUGHTER OF DAVID AND ANNIE
AND SISTER OF LEONARD
AT REST FEB. 25TH? 1979, AGED 83 YEARS.
'PEACE, PERFECT PEACE.'
Also In
Affectionate Memory
-of-
THEIR DEAR SON,
LEONARD JOHN FRY,
BELOVED HUSBAND OF IRENE.
AT REST NOV 10TH 1963 AGED 70 YEARS.
ALSO
IRENE MAY FRY
BELOVED WIFE OF LEONARD
AT PEACE NOV. 13TH 1978, AGED 72 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-565.jpg|size=s}} |78N |[[Heard-1737|Irene May]] |[[Heard-1737|Fry]] |1978 |"In
Affectionate Remembrance
-of-
DAVID,
THE BELOVED HUSBAND OF
ANNIE FRY,
AT REST, NOVR 1ST 1920, AGED 63 YEARS.
.. WE MEET AGAIN
Also In
Affectionate Memory
-of-
ANNIE,
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
DAVID FRY.
AT REST JUNE 20 1933 AGED 68 YEARS
DAVID JOHN FRY
1932-2000
Also In
Affectionate Memory
-of-
IVY ANNIE FRY
BELOVED DAUGHTER OF DAVID AND ANNIE
AND SISTER OF LEONARD
AT REST FEB. 25TH? 1979, AGED 83 YEARS.
'PEACE, PERFECT PEACE.'
Also In
Affectionate Memory
-of-
THEIR DEAR SON,
LEONARD JOHN FRY,
BELOVED HUSBAND OF IRENE.
AT REST NOV 10TH 1963 AGED 70 YEARS.
ALSO
IRENE MAY FRY
BELOVED WIFE OF LEONARD
AT PEACE NOV. 13TH 1978, AGED 72 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-565.jpg|size=s}} |78N |[[Fry-6018|Ivy Annie]] |[[Fry-6018|Fry]] |1979 |"In
Affectionate Remembrance
-of-
DAVID,
THE BELOVED HUSBAND OF
ANNIE FRY,
AT REST, NOVR 1ST 1920, AGED 63 YEARS.
.. WE MEET AGAIN
Also In
Affectionate Memory
-of-
ANNIE,
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
DAVID FRY.
AT REST JUNE 20 1933 AGED 68 YEARS
DAVID JOHN FRY
1932-2000
Also In
Affectionate Memory
-of-
IVY ANNIE FRY
BELOVED DAUGHTER OF DAVID AND ANNIE
AND SISTER OF LEONARD
AT REST FEB. 25TH? 1979, AGED 83 YEARS.
'PEACE, PERFECT PEACE.'
Also In
Affectionate Memory
-of-
THEIR DEAR SON,
LEONARD JOHN FRY,
BELOVED HUSBAND OF IRENE.
AT REST NOV 10TH 1963 AGED 70 YEARS.
ALSO
IRENE MAY FRY
BELOVED WIFE OF LEONARD
AT PEACE NOV. 13TH 1978, AGED 72 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-565.jpg|size=s}} |78aN |[[Fry-6017|Leonard John]] |[[Fry-6017|Fry]] |1963 |"In
Affectionate Remembrance
-of-
DAVID,
THE BELOVED HUSBAND OF
ANNIE FRY,
AT REST, NOVR 1ST 1920, AGED 63 YEARS.
.. WE MEET AGAIN
Also In
Affectionate Memory
-of-
ANNIE,
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
DAVID FRY.
AT REST JUNE 20 1933 AGED 68 YEARS
DAVID JOHN FRY
1932-2000
Also In
Affectionate Memory
-of-
IVY ANNIE FRY
BELOVED DAUGHTER OF DAVID AND ANNIE
AND SISTER OF LEONARD
AT REST FEB. 25TH? 1979, AGED 83 YEARS.
'PEACE, PERFECT PEACE.'
Also In
Affectionate Memory
-of-
THEIR DEAR SON,
LEONARD JOHN FRY,
BELOVED HUSBAND OF IRENE.
AT REST NOV 10TH 1963 AGED 70 YEARS.
ALSO
IRENE MAY FRY
BELOVED WIFE OF LEONARD
AT PEACE NOV. 13TH 1978, AGED 72 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Fry-6179.jpg|size=s}} |2632Y |[[Fry-6179|Thomas]] |[[Fry-6179|Fry]] |1870 |"..MEMORY..
THOMAS FRY
DIED APRIL 8TH 1870
AGED [58] YEARS
-+-
Also of
ANN FRY
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
DIED JULY 10TH 1869,
AGED 5[7] YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-654.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Debenham-88|Alice Maud]] |[[Debenham-88|Funnell]] |1948 |"Also
THEIR DAUGHTER
ALICE MAUD FUNNELL
DIED 12TH MARCH 1948" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-465.jpg|size=s}} |1617N |[[Funnell-433|Ernest James]] |[[Funnell-433|Funnell]] |1911 |"SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF ERNEST JAMES FUNNELL
WHO PASSED ON IN HIS 70TH YEAR 12th DECEMBER 1911.
'UNTIL THE DAY DAWN.'
SACRED ALSO TO MARY ANN FUNNELL
WHO FOLLOWED HIM, IN HER 82nd YEAR 21st DECEMBER 1933." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-465.jpg|size=s}} |1617N |[[Deacon-1318|Mary Ann]] |[[Deacon-1318|Funnell]] |1933 |"SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF ERNEST JAMES FUNNELL
WHO PASSED ON IN HIS 70TH YEAR 12th DECEMBER 1911.
'UNTIL THE DAY DAWN.'
SACRED ALSO TO MARY ANN FUNNELL
WHO FOLLOWED HIM, IN HER 82nd YEAR 21st DECEMBER 1933." |- |{{Image|file=Johnson-86957.jpg|size=s}} |417Y |[[Johnson-86957|Elizabeth (Johnson)]] |[[Johnson-86957|Fyson]] |1861 |"..
ELIZABETH
[THE WIFE OF?]
JOSEPH FYSON
WHO DIED
JANUARY 7TH
1861." |- |{{Image|file=Gardner-14498.jpg|size=s}} |1908Y |[[Gardner-14499|Charles]] |[[Gardner-14499|Gardner]] |1893 |"In Memory of
FRANCES GARDNER
DIED AUGUST 8TH 1905
AGED 86 YEARS
CHARLES GARDNER
DIED FEBRUARY 9TH 1893
AGED 71 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Glover-6170.jpg|size=s}} |2109Y |[[Glover-6170|Elizabeth (Glover)]] |[[Glover-6170|Gardner]] |1874 |"In Loving Memory
-of-
ELIZABETH,
WIFE OF JAMES GARDNER,
DIED FEBRUARY .. 1874
IN HER 82ND YEAR
MARY
DAUGHTER OF JAMES AND ELIZABETH GARDNER
DIED 16TH NOVEMBER 1913
IN HER 82ND YEAR
SARAH GARDNER
DAUGHTER OF
JAMES AND ELIZABETH GARDNER
ENTERED INTO REST
...1889 AGED 62 YEARS
SARAH BARRY
SISTER OF ELIZABETH GARDNER
DIED JANUARY 21ST 1873
IN HER 86TH YEAR
INTERRED IN WILLESDEN CEMETERY" |- |{{Image|file=Gardner-14498.jpg|size=s}} |1908Y |[[Gardner-14498|Frances]] |[[Gardner-14498|Gardner]] |1905 |"In Memory of
FRANCES GARDNER
DIED AUGUST 8TH 1905
AGED 86 YEARS
CHARLES GARDNER
DIED FEBRUARY 9TH 1893
AGED 71 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Glover-6170.jpg|size=s}} |2109Y |[[Gardner-14401|Mary]] |[[Gardner-14401|Gardner]] |1913 |"In Loving Memory
-of-
ELIZABETH,
WIFE OF JAMES GARDNER,
DIED FEBRUARY .. 1874
IN HER 82ND YEAR
MARY
DAUGHTER OF JAMES AND ELIZABETH GARDNER
DIED 16TH NOVEMBER 1913
IN HER 82ND YEAR
SARAH GARDNER
DAUGHTER OF
JAMES AND ELIZABETH GARDNER
ENTERED INTO REST
...1889 AGED 62 YEARS
SARAH BARRY
SISTER OF ELIZABETH GARDNER
DIED JANUARY 21ST 1873
IN HER 86TH YEAR
INTERRED IN WILLESDEN CEMETERY" |- |{{Image|file=Glover-6170.jpg|size=s}} |2109Y |[[Gardner-14400|Sarah]] |[[Gardner-14400|Gardner]] |1889 |"In Loving Memory
-of-
ELIZABETH,
WIFE OF JAMES GARDNER,
DIED FEBRUARY .. 1874
IN HER 82ND YEAR
MARY
DAUGHTER OF JAMES AND ELIZABETH GARDNER
DIED 16TH NOVEMBER 1913
IN HER 82ND YEAR
SARAH GARDNER
DAUGHTER OF
JAMES AND ELIZABETH GARDNER
ENTERED INTO REST
...1889 AGED 62 YEARS
SARAH BARRY
SISTER OF ELIZABETH GARDNER
DIED JANUARY 21ST 1873
IN HER 86TH YEAR
INTERRED IN WILLESDEN CEMETERY" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-332.jpg|size=s}} |949N |[[Dorey-377|Ellen]] |[[Dorey-377|Gates]] |1892 |"In Loving Remembrance of
ELLEN WIFE OF
ROBERT GATES,
WHO DIED AUGUST 18TH 1892,
AGED 46 YEARS.
-----
Also of ROBERT GATES
HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE
WHO FELL ASLEEP AUGST. 10TH 1925
AGED 79 YEARS.
-----
'UNTIL THE DAY BREAK AND THE
SHADOWS FLEE AWAY.'
-----
PARISH CLERK OF FARNCOMBE FOR
32 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Leslie-2743.jpg|size=s}} |1809Y |[[Pontin-44|Louisa (Pontin)]] |[[Pontin-44|Gates]] |1898 |"CAROLINE SARAH
LESLIE
ELDEST DAUGHTER OF
COLONEL J.T. LESLIE C.B.,
BOMBAY HORSE ARTILLERY
BORN JULY 8TH 1845, DIED MARCH 29TH 1927.
Peace, Perfect Peace.
LOUISA GATES,
BORN 13TH MARCH 1820,
DIED 30TH NOVEMBER 1898.
IN LOVING MEMORY OF A TRUE FRIEND." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-332.jpg|size=s}} |949N |[[Gates-5103|Robert]] |[[Gates-5103|Gates]] |1925 |"In Loving Remembrance of
ELLEN WIFE OF
ROBERT GATES,
WHO DIED AUGUST 18TH 1892,
AGED 46 YEARS.
-----
Also of ROBERT GATES
HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE
WHO FELL ASLEEP AUGST. 10TH 1925
AGED 79 YEARS.
-----
'UNTIL THE DAY BREAK AND THE
SHADOWS FLEE AWAY.'
-----
PARISH CLERK OF FARNCOMBE FOR
32 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Gibson-18020.jpg|size=s}} |2201Y |[[Gibson-18020|Richard]] |[[Gibson-18020|Gibson]] |1877 |"RICHARD [G]IBSON
[AT] REST JAN .. [18]77
AGED [1]9 [YEARS]
NO MORE PAIN." |- |{{Image|file=Pitchers-65.jpg|size=s}} |9AY |[[Gilbert-12347|Ann]] |[[Gilbert-12347|Gilbert]] |1887 |"REGINALD ERNEST
PITCHERS
BORN [DEC] 29TH [1]88[6]
DIED FEB 14TH [1887]
I HAVE BUT YIELDED
WHAT WAS THINE
THY WILL BE DONE.
FOR 12 YEARS MATRON AT
CHARTERHOUSE,
WHO DIED MAY 4TH 1887
AGED 44 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Giles-5169.jpg|size=s}} |934Y |[[Giles-5169|James]] |[[Giles-5169|Giles]] |1872 |"Sacred
TO THE MEMORY OF
JAMES GILES,
DIED JUNE 29TH 1872,
IN HIS ..TH YEAR.
HE WAS .. [A]FFECTIONATE
..
..E WE ARE
.." |- |{{Image|file=Giles-5169.jpg|size=s}} |934Y |[[Ayling-374|Mary (Ayling)]] |[[Ayling-374|Giles]] |1872 |"Sacred
TO THE MEMORY OF
JAMES GILES,
DIED JUNE 29TH 1872,
IN HIS ..TH YEAR.
HE WAS .. [A]FFECTIONATE
..
..E WE ARE
.." Gill-8515 |- |{{Image|file=Gill-8515.jpg|size=s}} |1719Y |[[Gill-8515|Mary Ann]] |[[Gill-8515|Gill]] |1892 |"In Loving Memory
of
MARY ANN GILL
DIED JULY 22ND 1892
AGED 64 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Gitsham-13.jpg|size=s}} |8AY |[[Gitsham-13|William Samuel Bowerbank]] |[[Gitsham-13|Gitsham]] |1887 |"SACRED
TO THE MEMORY OF
WILLIAM SAMUEL
BOWERBANK GITSHAM,
WHO DIED JANY. 18TH 1887,
AGED 40 YEARS.
---
NOTHING IN MY HAND I BRING,
SIMPLY TO THY CROSS I CLING." |- | |1284-5N |[[Willey-2041|Isabella]] |[[Willey-2041|Glendinning]] |1916 | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-401.jpg|size=s}} |1284-5N |[[Glendinning-275|Mary Ada]] |[[Glendinning-275|Glendinning]] |1908 |"'Till he come'
In Loving Memory
-of-
MARY ADA
ONLY DAUGHTER OF
M & I GLENDINNING" |- | |1284-5N |[[Glendinning-276|Matthew]] |[[Glendinning-276|Glendinning]] |1912 | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-563.jpg|size=s}} |73AN |[[Eagle-720|Maria]] |[[Eagle-720|Goddard]] |1939 |"ihs
In Affectionate Remembrance
-of-
MY DEAR HUSBAND
WILLIAM GODDARD
WHO PASSED AWAY JUNE 14TH 1932
AGED 81 YEARS.
---
TIME PASSES BUT MEMORY LASTS
Also of
MARIA GODDARD
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
WHO PASSED AWAY DEC 26TH 1939
IN HER 87TH YEAR.
---
AT REST" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-563.jpg|size=s}} |73AN |[[Goddard-3523|William]] |[[Goddard-3523|Goddard]] |1932 |"ihs
In Affectionate Remembrance
-of-
MY DEAR HUSBAND
WILLIAM GODDARD
WHO PASSED AWAY JUNE 14TH 1932
AGED 81 YEARS.
---
TIME PASSES BUT MEMORY LASTS
Also of
MARIA GODDARD
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
WHO PASSED AWAY DEC 26TH 1939
IN HER 87TH YEAR.
---
AT REST" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-231.jpg|size=s}} |779N |[[Light-2096|Lucina (Light)]] |[[Light-2096|Godwin]] |1900 |"IN LOVING MEMORY OF
LUCINA GODWIN
DIED AUGUST 11TH 1900
AGED 67 YEARS
ALSO OF
THOMAS JAMES GODWIN" |- |{{Image|file=Smith-92028.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Godwin-2354|Richard Tom]] |[[Godwin-2354|Godwin]] |1955 |"IN LOVING MEMORY OF
RICHARD TOM GODWIN,
DIED FEBRUARY 8TH 1955 AGED 84 YEARS
REST IN PEACE" |- |{{Image|file=Smith-92028.jpg|size=s}} |1793Y |[[Smith-205822|Susannah (Smith)]] |[[Smith-205822|Godwin]] |1939 |"IN LOVING MEMORY OF
SUSANNAH ELIZABETH GODWIN" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-231.jpg|size=s}} |779Y |[[Godwin-2279|Thomas James]] |[[Godwin-2279|Godwin]] |1903 |"IN LOVING MEMORY OF
LUCINA GODWIN
DIED AUGUST 11TH 1900
AGED 67 YEARS
ALSO OF
THOMAS JAMES GODWIN" |- |{{Image|file=Goldsmith-2055.jpg|size=s}} |2156Y |[[Goldsmith-2055|Joseph]] |[[Goldsmith-2055|Goldsmith]] |1883 |"In Loving Memory of
JOSEPH [G]OLDSMITH
..2ND 1883." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-476.jpg|size=s}} |1560N |[[Goldsmith-2054|Minnie]] |[[Goldsmith-2054|Goldsmith]] |1910 |"In Loving Memory
of
MINNIE GOLDSMITH
WHO FELL ASLEEP
MARCH 16TH 1910
AGED 30 YEARS.
UNTIL THE DAY BREAK
ALSO IN MEMORY OF OUR DEAR MOTHER
PASSED AWAY 22ND APRIL 1936 IN HER 90TH YEAR
AT REST." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-476.jpg|size=s}} |1560N |[[Earle-1644|Susan]] |[[Earle-1644|Goldsmith]] |1936 |"In Loving Memory
of
MINNIE GOLDSMITH
WHO FELL ASLEEP
MARCH 16TH 1910
AGED 30 YEARS.
UNTIL THE DAY BREAK
ALSO IN MEMORY OF OUR DEAR MOTHER
PASSED AWAY 22ND APRIL 1936 IN HER 90TH YEAR
AT REST." |- |{{Image|file=Gorringe-265.jpg|size=s}} |942Y |[[Smith-196385|Agnes (Smith)]] |[[Smith-196385|Gorringe]] |1924 |"AGNES GORRINGE,
DIED DECEMBER 3RD 1924
AGED 77 YEARS
SHE HATH DONE WHAT SHE COULD
MATT. II:8" |- |{{Image|file=Gorringe-265.jpg|size=s}} |942Y |[[Gorringe-267|Agnes Mabel]] |[[Gorringe-267|Gorringe]] |1956 |"JOHN GORRINGE
DIED DECEMBER 28TH 1926
AGED 82 YEARS.
NOW THE LABOURERS TOIL IS OER
ALSO OF THEIR DAUGHTER
AGNES MABEL
BELOVED WIFE OF
MARTIN BERTRAM SMITH" |- |{{Image|file=Gorringe-265.jpg|size=s}} |942Y |[[Pattenden-188|Eliza (Pattenden)]] |[[Pattenden-188|Gorringe]] |1889 |"In
AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE OF
ELIZA GORRINGE,
WIFE OF
WILLIAM GORRINGE
BORN AUGUST 4TH 1822,
DIED APRIL 12TH 1889.
-+-
'I WILL GIVE THEE REST.'" |- | |933Y |[[Gorringe-269|Jane]] |[[Gorringe-269|Gorringe]] |1872 | |- |{{Image|file=Gorringe-270.jpg|size=s}} |67AY |[[Luff-306|Jane Caroline (Luff)]] |[[Luff-306|Gorringe]] |1956 |"IN LOVING MEMORY
OF
JANE CAROLINE GORRINGE,
DIED SEP. 30TH 1956,
AGED 82 YEARS.
--
AT REST.
ALSO OF
SAMUEL GORRINGE,
DIED JAN. 15TH 1974 AGED 101 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Gorringe-265.jpg|size=s}} |941Y |[[Gorringe-266|John]] |[[Gorringe-266|Gorringe]] |1926 |"JOHN GORRINGE
DIED DECEMBER 28TH 1926
AGED 82 YEARS.
NOW THE LABOURERS TOIL IS OER" |- |{{Image|file=Gorringe-270.jpg|size=s}} |67AY |[[Gorringe-270|Samuel]] |[[Gorringe-270|Gorringe]] |1974 |"IN LOVING MEMORY
OF
JANE CAROLINE GORRINGE,
DIED SEP. 30TH 1956,
AGED 82 YEARS.
--
AT REST.
ALSO OF
SAMUEL GORRINGE,
DIED JAN. 15TH 1974 AGED 101 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Gorringe-265.jpg|size=s}} |941Y |[[Gorringe-265|William]] |[[Gorringe-265|Gorringe]] |1874 |"In
AFFECTIONATE
REMEMBRANCE OF
WILLIAM GORRINGE
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
SEPTEMBER 1ST 1874
AGED 56 YEARS.
-+-
WHOSOEVER DOTH NOT BEAR
HIS CROSS AND COME AFTER
ME CANNOT BE MY DISCIPLE
LUKE XIV[:27]
-+-
FOR EVER HERE MY REST SHALL BE
CLOSE TO THY BLEEDING SIDE
THIS ALL MY HOPE AND ALL MY PLEA
FOR ME THE SAVIOUR DIED." |- | |933Y |[[Gorringe-268|William Henry]] |[[Gorringe-268|Gorringe]] |1934 | |- |{{Image|file=Gotterson-1.jpg|size=s}} |797Y |[[Gotterson-1|John]] |[[Gotterson-1|Gotterson]] |1875 |"In
Affectionate Remembrance of
JOHN GOTTERSON
WHO DIED AUGUST 28TH 1875
AGED [54]" |- |{{Image|file=Gould-6116.jpg|size=s}} |2213Y |[[Gould-6116|George]] |[[Gould-6116|Gould]] |1881 |"SACRED
TO THE MEMORY OF
[MARY A]NN, WIFE OF
[GEORGE] GOULD
[BORN]...TH 1799
[MARRIED] ... 16TH 1829
[DIED] AUGU[ST..] 1873
-+-
ALSO OF
GEORGE GOULD
HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE
DIED JANUARY ..TH 18[8]1
AGED 81 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Gould-6116.jpg|size=s}} |2213Y |[[Keen-2776|Mary Ann (Keen)]] |[[Keen-2776|Gould]] |1873 |"SACRED
TO THE MEMORY OF
[MARY A]NN, WIFE OF
[GEORGE] GOULD
[BORN]...TH 1799
[MARRIED] ... 16TH 1829
[DIED] AUGU[ST..] 1873
-+-
ALSO OF
GEORGE GOULD
HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE
DIED JANUARY ..TH 18[8]1
AGED 81 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Frith-569.jpg|size=s}} |791Y |[[Frith-569|Eliza]] |[[Frith-569|Grandy]] |1873 |"ihs
IN LOVING MEMORY OF
ELIZA, WIFE OF JOHN GRANDY,
DIED JULY 21ST 1873
AGED 35 YEARS.
-+-
ALSO OF JOHN GRANDY,
DIED FEBRUARY 16TH 1894
AGED 67 YEARS.
-+-
ALSO LUCY, DAUGHTER OF ABOVE
AND THE BELOVED WIFE OF
CHARLES SEABER,
DIED AUGUST 29TH 1904
AGED 27 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-11.jpg|size=s}} |1840-1Y |[[Mitchell-25423|Elizabeth]] |[[Mitchell-25423|Grandy]] |1934 |"ELIZABETH
GRANDY
DIED AUGUST 7TH 1934
AGED 88 YEARS.
'AT REST'." |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-11.jpg|size=s}} |1840-1Y |[[Grandy-571|Ellen Jane]] |[[Grandy-571|Grandy]] |1905 |"Also of
ELLEN JANE,
WHO DIED NOVR. 1ST, 1905
AGED 42 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Frith-569.jpg|size=s}} |791Y |[[Grandy-570|John]] |[[Grandy-570|Grandy]] |1894 |"ihs
IN LOVING MEMORY OF
ELIZA, WIFE OF JOHN GRANDY,
DIED JULY 21ST 1873
AGED 35 YEARS.
-+-
ALSO OF JOHN GRANDY,
DIED FEBRUARY 16TH 1894
AGED 67 YEARS.
-+-
ALSO LUCY, DAUGHTER OF ABOVE
AND THE BELOVED WIFE OF
CHARLES SEABER,
DIED AUGUST 29TH 1904
AGED 27 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-11.jpg|size=s}} |1840-1Y |[[Grandy-565|William Noah]] |[[Grandy-565|Grandy]] |1907 |"In Memoriam
of
WILLIAM N GRANDY
YOUNGEST SON OF
M JOHN GRANDY
COACHBUILDER GODALMING
DIED JULY 27TH 1907
AGED 28 YEARS
..AN THOSE WHO.." |- |{{Image|file=Graysmark-5.jpg|size=s}} |590Y |[[Cooper-24858|Eleanor (Cooper)]] |[[Cooper-24858|Graysmark]] |1890 |"Sacred
TO THE MEMORY OF
JAMES GRAYSMARK
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
OCTOBER 28TH 1871,
IN THE 46TH YEAR
OF HIS AGE.
---
THY WILL BE DONE.
Also of
ELEANOR GRAYSMARK,
WIFE OF THE ABOVE,
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
APRIL 10TH 1890,
AGED 70 YEARS.
---
THOUGH LOST TO SIGHT, TO MEMORY DEAR." |- |{{Image|file=Graysmark-5.jpg|size=s}} |590Y |[[Graysmark-5|James]] |[[Graysmark-5|Graysmark]] |1871 |"Sacred
TO THE MEMORY OF
JAMES GRAYSMARK
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
OCTOBER 28TH 1871,
IN THE 46TH YEAR
OF HIS AGE.
---
THY WILL BE DONE.
Also of
ELEANOR GRAYSMARK,
WIFE OF THE ABOVE,
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
APRIL 10TH 1890,
AGED 70 YEARS.
---
THOUGH LOST TO SIGHT, TO MEMORY DEAR." |- |{{Image|file=Green-35241.jpg|size=s}} |1919Y |[[Green-35241|George Thomas]] |[[Green-35241|Green]] |1886 |"In
Memory of
GEORGE THOMAS GREEN
WHO DIED JULY 1 1886
AGED 37 YEARS.
-+-
THY WILL BE DONE." |- |{{Image|file=Moss-6611.jpg|size=s}} |664Y |[[Green-33561|Ronald Stafford]] |[[Green-33561|Green]] |1911 |"IN MEMORY OF
ELIZA ISABELLA
W[IFE OF WILLIA]M MOSS
WHO DIED SEPTEMBER 10TH 1898
AGED 43 YEARS.
----
'OH LET ..THY PLENTEOUS PEACE
AND ...NS ETERNAL REST.'
ALSO OF THE ABOVE NAMED
WILLIAM MOSS
40 YEARS MASTER OF CHARTERHOUSE SCHOOL
WHO DIED OCTOBER 15TH 1916 AGED 64 YEARS
[UNTIL THE DAY BREAKS AND] THE SHADOWS FLEE AWAY.
[RONALD STAFFORD SON OF]
S.H. & W. I. GREEN
GRANDSON OF WILLIAM MOSS
DIED DEC 1ST 1911." |- |{{Image|file=Griffith-8289.jpg|size=s}} |928Y |[[Griffith-8289|Henry]] |[[Griffith-8289|Griffith]] |1867 |"Henry Griffith
who departed this life
October 25th 1867
Aged 54 Years
..
..GOD" |- |{{Image|file=Grigg-1027.jpg|size=s}} |736BY |[[Unknown-488823|Rosemary Rombaut]] |[[Unknown-488823|Grigg]] |2009 |"IN
MEMORY OF
OUR BELOVED MOTHER
ROSEMARY
ROMBAUT GRIGG
24 MAY 1914
25 SEPTEMBER 2009
I know that my Redeemer liveth" |- |{{Image|file=Grigg-1027.jpg|size=s}} |763Y |[[Grigg-1027|Thomas Henry Charles]] |[[Grigg-1027|Grigg]] |1987 |"IN BELOVED
MEMORY OF
COL. TOMMY
GRIGG
1917-1987
THE LORD OF PEACE
HIMSELF GIVE YOU
PEACE ALWAYS" |- |{{Image|file=Grindel-23.jpg|size=s}} |2627Y |[[Grindel-26|Henry]] |[[Grindel-26|Grindel]] |1912 |"In Loving Memory
of
JOSEPH GRINDEL
DIED DECR 15TH 1915
AGED 66 YEARS
FATHER IN THY GRACIOUS KEEPING
LEAVE WE NOW THY SERVANT
HENRY GRINDEL
DIED JULY 3RD 1912
AGED 65 YEARS
AT REST
SARAH
WIFE OF JOSEPH GRINDEL
BORN MAY 2ND 1860
DIED OCTOBER 4TH 1949" |- |{{Image|file=Grindel-23.jpg|size=s}} |2627Y |[[Grindel-23|Joseph]] |[[Grindel-23|Grindel]] |1915 |"In Loving Memory
of
JOSEPH GRINDEL
DIED DECR 15TH 1915
AGED 66 YEARS
FATHER IN THY GRACIOUS KEEPING
LEAVE WE NOW THY SERVANT
HENRY GRINDEL
DIED JULY 3RD 1912
AGED 65 YEARS
AT REST
SARAH
WIFE OF JOSEPH GRINDEL
BORN MAY 2ND 1860
DIED OCTOBER 4TH 1949" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-541.jpg|size=s}} |662AN |[[Grindel-24|Lottie Emma]] |[[Grindel-24|Grindel]] |1899 |"IN
LOVING MEMORY
OF
LOTTIE EMMA
GRINDEL
BORN JAN .. 1896
DIED JUNE 26TH? 1899
.. HAS.. LOVE
C..." |- |{{Image|file=Grindel-23.jpg|size=s}} |2627Y |[[Monds-49|Sarah (Monds)]] |[[Monds-49|Grindel]] |1949 |"In Loving Memory
of
JOSEPH GRINDEL
DIED DECR 15TH 1915
AGED 66 YEARS
FATHER IN THY GRACIOUS KEEPING
LEAVE WE NOW THY SERVANT
HENRY GRINDEL
DIED JULY 3RD 1912
AGED 65 YEARS
AT REST
SARAH
WIFE OF JOSEPH GRINDEL
BORN MAY 2ND 1860
DIED OCTOBER 4TH 1949" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-239.jpg|size=s}} |1406N |[[Gritt-17|Anthony]] |[[Gritt-17|Gritt]] |1901 |"IN
Loving Memory of
ANTHONY GRITT,
DIED 15TH MAY 1901,
AGED 38 YEARS.
HOW SWEET THE NAME OF JESUS SOUNDS
IN A BELIEVER'S EAR
IT SOOTHES HIS SORROWS, HEALS HIS WOUNDS,
AND DRIVES AWAY HIS FEAR.
ERECTED BY HIS LOVING SISTER CAROLINE" |- |{{Image|file=Lindsey-4808.jpg|size=s}} |2451Y |[[Lindsey-4808|Susanna Emma (Lindsey)]] |[[Lindsey-4808|Gritt]] |1883 |"I[n Loving Memo]ry of
SU[SANNAH] GRITT,
[WIFE] OF
..RITT.
..[1]883,
..." |- |{{Image|file=Grainger-1120.jpg|size=s}} |281N |[[Grainger-1120|Eliza (Grainger)]] |[[Grainger-1120|Groundsell]] |1886 |"IN
Affectionate Remembrance of
ELIZ[A]
WIFE OF
THOMAS GROUNDSELL
DIED [JUN]E 2ND 1886
AGED [56] YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-12.jpg|size=s}} |2075aY |[[Guy-2760|Jane (Guy)]] |[[Guy-2760|Guyton]] |1913 |"Sacred to the Memory
of
JANE GUYTON
BORN 20TH DECR. 1862 DIED 27TH DECR. 1913
----
PEACE, PERFECT PEACE.
Also of
WILLIAM GUYTON,
DIED 27TH FEB 1946, AGED 86 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-12.jpg|size=s}} |2075Y |[[Guyton-280|William]] |[[Guyton-280|Guyton]] |1946 |"Sacred to the Memory
of
JANE GUYTON
BORN 20TH DECR. 1862 DIED 27TH DECR. 1913
----
PEACE, PERFECT PEACE.
Also of
WILLIAM GUYTON,
DIED 27TH FEB 1946, AGED 86 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Hackman-623.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Hackman-625|Charles]] |[[Hackman-625|Hackman]] | |"In Loving Memory
of
WILLIAM HACKMAN
WHO DIED DECEMBER 19TH 1898
AGED 76 YEARS.
-+-
THEN ARE THEY GLAD, BECAUSE THEY
ARE AT REST, AND SO HE BRINGETH
THEM UNTO THE HAVEN WHERE THEY
WOULD BE.
-+-
HANNAH
WIDOW OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED SEPTEMBER 19TH 1899
AGED 75 YEARS.
-+-
AT REST
-+-
GEORGE WHO DIED JUNE 1859
CHARLES WHO DIED SEPT 1899?
TWO OF THEIR SONS.
-+-" |- |{{Image|file=Hackman-608.jpg|size=s}} |2020Y |[[Hackman-608|Edward John]] |[[Hackman-608|Hackman]] |1890 |"In Lo[vin]g Memory of
EDWARD JOHN
THE BELOVED &
[Y?]O[UNGEST?] SON OF
JAMES & HARRIET HACKMAN
Drowned whilst bathing in the ...
..." |- |{{Image|file=Hackman-623.jpg|size=s}} |1163Y |[[Hackman-624|George]] |[[Hackman-624|Hackman]] |1859 |"In Loving Memory
of
WILLIAM HACKMAN
WHO DIED DECEMBER 19TH 1898
AGED 76 YEARS.
-+-
THEN ARE THEY GLAD, BECAUSE THEY
ARE AT REST, AND SO HE BRINGETH
THEM UNTO THE HAVEN WHERE THEY
WOULD BE.
-+-
HANNAH
WIDOW OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED SEPTEMBER 19TH 1899
AGED 75 YEARS.
-+-
AT REST
-+-
GEORGE WHO DIED JUNE 1859
CHARLES WHO DIED SEPT 1899?
TWO OF THEIR SONS.
-+-" |- |{{Image|file=Hackman-623.jpg|size=s}} |1774Y |[[Cannon-4880|Hannah (Cannon)]] |[[Cannon-4880|Hackman]] |1899 |"In Loving Memory
of
WILLIAM HACKMAN
WHO DIED DECEMBER 19TH 1898
AGED 76 YEARS.
-+-
THEN ARE THEY GLAD, BECAUSE THEY
ARE AT REST, AND SO HE BRINGETH
THEM UNTO THE HAVEN WHERE THEY
WOULD BE.
-+-
HANNAH
WIDOW OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED SEPTEMBER 19TH 1899
AGED 75 YEARS.
-+-
AT REST
-+-
GEORGE WHO DIED JUNE 1859
CHARLES WHO DIED SEPT 1899?
TWO OF THEIR SONS.
-+-" |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-13.jpg|size=s}} |1742Y |[[Hackman-586|James]] |[[Hackman-586|Hackman]] |1895 |"IN
Loving Memory of
JAMES HACKMAN,
WHO DIED MARCH 3RD 1895,
AGED 70 YEARS.
----
Also of
SARAH HIS WIFE
WHO DIED OCTOBER 17TH 1896,
AGED 81 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Hackman-600.jpg|size=s}} |420Y |[[Hackman-600|Robert]] |[[Hackman-600|Hackman]] |1862 |"Sacred
to the Memory
-of-
ROBERT HACKMAN
who died
April .. 1862
aged 64 years" |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-13.jpg|size=s}} |1742Y |[[Joy-1792|Sarah (Joy)]] |[[Joy-1792|Hackman]] |1896 |"IN
Loving Memory of
JAMES HACKMAN,
WHO DIED MARCH 3RD 1895,
AGED 70 YEARS.
----
Also of
SARAH HIS WIFE
WHO DIED OCTOBER 17TH 1896,
AGED 81 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Hackman-623.jpg|size=s}} |1774Y |[[Hackman-623|William]] |[[Hackman-623|Hackman]] |1898 |"In Loving Memory
of
WILLIAM HACKMAN
WHO DIED DECEMBER 19TH 1898
AGED 76 YEARS.
-+-
THEN ARE THEY GLAD, BECAUSE THEY
ARE AT REST, AND SO HE BRINGETH
THEM UNTO THE HAVEN WHERE THEY
WOULD BE.
-+-
HANNAH
WIDOW OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED SEPTEMBER 19TH 1899
AGED 75 YEARS.
-+-
AT REST
-+-
GEORGE WHO DIED JUNE 1859
CHARLES WHO DIED SEPT 1899?
TWO OF THEIR SONS.
-+-" |- |{{Image|file=Hagen-1570.jpg|size=s}} |2231Y |[[Hagen-1570|Sophia]] |[[Hagen-1570|Hagen]] |1877 |"SOPHIA HAGEN
DIED ON THE 11TH APRIL 1877
AGED [67 YEARS]" |- |{{Image|file=Haig-Brown-1.jpg|size=s}} |1790Y |[[Haig-Brown-1|Edith Marion]] |[[Haig-Brown-1|Haig-Brown]] |1907 |"HELEN SUTTON HAIG BROWN
BORN FEB 25 1865, DIED MAR 31, 1896
DEO DANTE DEDI
EDITH MARION HAIG BROWN
BORN MAY 3 1860, DIED DEC. 14 1907
DEO DANTE DEDI
MARGUERITE ADELA HAIG BROWN
BORN JULY? 23 1868 DIED APRIL 21 1922" |- |{{Image|file=Haig-Brown-1.jpg|size=s}} |1790Y |[[Haig-Brown-2|Helen Sutton]] |[[Haig-Brown-2|Haig-Brown]] |1896 |"HELEN SUTTON HAIG BROWN
BORN FEB 25 1865, DIED MAR 31, 1896
DEO DANTE DEDI
EDITH MARION HAIG BROWN
BORN MAY 3 1860, DIED DEC. 14 1907
DEO DANTE DEDI
MARGUERITE ADELA HAIG BROWN
BORN JULY? 23 1868 DIED APRIL 21 1922" |- |{{Image|file=Haig-Brown-1.jpg|size=s}} |1790Y |[[Haig-Brown-3|Marguerite Adela]] |[[Haig-Brown-3|Haig-Brown]] |1922 |"HELEN SUTTON HAIG BROWN
BORN FEB 25 1865, DIED MAR 31, 1896
DEO DANTE DEDI
EDITH MARION HAIG BROWN
BORN MAY 3 1860, DIED DEC. 14 1907
DEO DANTE DEDI
MARGUERITE ADELA HAIG BROWN
BORN JULY? 23 1868 DIED APRIL 21 1922" |- | |127N |[[Pincott-77|Ann (Pincott)]] |[[Pincott-77|Haigh]] |1914 | |- | |76N |[[Haigh-892|John]] |[[Haigh-892|Haigh]] |1909 | |- | |76N |[[Haigh-893|John Pincott]] |[[Haigh-893|Haigh]] |1890 | |- |{{Image|file=Haigh-891.jpg|size=s}} |184N |[[Haigh-891|William Thomas]] |[[Haigh-891|Haigh]] |1889 |"ihs
WILLIAM THOMAS
HAIGH
WHO FELL ASLEEP
JULY 16TH 1889
AGED 29 YEARS
-+-
IF YE HAVE CHRIST YE HAVE ALL THINGS" |- |{{Image|file=Moline-92.jpg|size=s}} |2459Y |[[Moline-92|Anna (Moline)]] |[[Moline-92|Haines]] |1894 |"Elizabeth Moline
...
September .. 1869" |- |{{Image|file=Clarke-14507.jpg|size=s}} |2248Y |[[Clarke-14508|Emily (Clarke)]] |[[Clarke-14508|Hales]] |1862 |"In
Affectionate Memory
of
WILLIAM CLARKE
AT REST DEC 18 1865 AGED 71
ELEANOR HIS WIFE
DIED SEPT 3 1869 AGED 78
EMILY THEIR DAUGHTER
WIFE OF STEPHEN HALES
FELL ASLEEP SEPT 14 1862 AGED 39" |- |{{Image|file=Hall-46176.jpg|size=s}} |354N |[[Hall-46176|Albert]] |[[Hall-46176|Hall]] |1889 |"IN LOVING MEMORY OF
ALBERT HALL
WHO DIED APRIL 23RD? 1889
AGED 11 YEARS
IN THE MIDST OF LIFE
WE ARE IN DEATH." |- |{{Image|file=Codling-122.jpg|size=s}} |2409Y |[[Codling-122|Mary Ann (Codling)]] |[[Codling-122|Hall]] |1885 |"In Loving
Memory of
MARY ANN HALL
DIED JANUARY 26TH 1885,
AGED 44 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-523.jpg|size=s}} |1380 |[[Hallam-879|Catherine]] |[[Hallam-879|Hallam]] |1900 |"IN MEMORY OF
SAMUEL KIDD
SON OF THE LATE
RICHARD & DEBORAH KIDD
OF HATCH, GODALMING
WHO DIED AT LLANAWAY HOUSE
MARCH 27TH 1867
AGED 77 YEARS.
For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son
that whosoever believeth in him should not perish but
have everlasting life.
ALSO OF DEBORAH HALLAM,
NIECE OF THE ABOVE, & DAUGHTER OF
EDWARD & DEBORAH HALLAM
LATE OF KENNINGTON, SURREY.
BORN AT HATCH, SEPTR. 18TH 1803
DIED AT LLANAWAY HOUSE AUGST. 18TH 1874.
Whatsoever thy hand findeth to do do it with thy might
Jesus said unto her I am the Resurrection and the Life
ALSO CATHERINE HALLAM,
THIRD DAUGHTER OF
EDWARD & DEBORAH HALLAM,
WHO WENT HOME AT LLANAWAY
ON HER 90TH BIRTHDAY, AUGST. 26TH 1900.
'She being dead yet speaketh.'
ALSO MARGARET BIRT, YOUNGEST DAUGHTER OF
EDWARD & DEBORAH HALLAM,
WHO DIED AT LLANAWAY
AUGUST 3RD 1908, IN HER 91ST YEAR.
'The souls of the righteous are in the hand of God.'" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-523.jpg|size=s}} |1380 |[[Hallam-878|Deborah]] |[[Hallam-878|Hallam]] |1874 |"IN MEMORY OF
SAMUEL KIDD
SON OF THE LATE
RICHARD & DEBORAH KIDD
OF HATCH, GODALMING
WHO DIED AT LLANAWAY HOUSE
MARCH 27TH 1867
AGED 77 YEARS.
For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son
that whosoever believeth in him should not perish but
have everlasting life.
ALSO OF DEBORAH HALLAM,
NIECE OF THE ABOVE, & DAUGHTER OF
EDWARD & DEBORAH HALLAM
LATE OF KENNINGTON, SURREY.
BORN AT HATCH, SEPTR. 18TH 1803
DIED AT LLANAWAY HOUSE AUGST. 18TH 1874.
Whatsoever thy hand findeth to do do it with thy might
Jesus said unto her I am the Resurrection and the Life
ALSO CATHERINE HALLAM,
THIRD DAUGHTER OF
EDWARD & DEBORAH HALLAM,
WHO WENT HOME AT LLANAWAY
ON HER 90TH BIRTHDAY, AUGST. 26TH 1900.
'She being dead yet speaketh.'
ALSO MARGARET BIRT, YOUNGEST DAUGHTER OF
EDWARD & DEBORAH HALLAM,
WHO DIED AT LLANAWAY
AUGUST 3RD 1908, IN HER 91ST YEAR.
'The souls of the righteous are in the hand of God.'" |- |{{Image|file=Goodchild-311.jpg|size=s}} |2791Y |[[Goodchild-311|Mary (Goodchild)]] |[[Goodchild-311|Hampshire]] |1881 |"IN
Memory of
MARY, WIFE OF
JAMES HAMPSHIRE
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
SEPTR 4TH 1881
AGED 57 YEARS.
-+-
FATHER INTO THY HANDS
I COMMEND MY SPIRIT
-+-
TRUSTING ONLY IN THY MERIT
WOULD I SEEK THY FACE
HEAL MY WOUNDED BROKEN SPIRIT
SAVE MY BY THY GRACE" |- |{{Image|file=Hampton-3954.jpg|size=s}} |84Y |[[Mann-9568|Amelia (Mann)]] |[[Mann-9568|Hampton]] |1873 |"In
MEMORY OF
WILLIAM HAMPTON
WHO DIED ON THE
5TH OF AUGUST 1867
AGED 63 YEARS.
ALSO OF
AMELIA
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED ON THE
24TH OCTOBER 1873
AGED 68 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Hampton-3954.jpg|size=s}} |85Y |[[Hampton-3954|William]] |[[Hampton-3954|Hampton]] |1867 |"In
MEMORY OF
WILLIAM HAMPTON
WHO DIED ON THE
5TH OF AUGUST 1867
AGED 63 YEARS.
ALSO OF
AMELIA
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED ON THE
24TH OCTOBER 1873
AGED 68 YEARS." |- | |1946Y |[[Havers-59|Charlotte]] |[[Havers-59|Hansell]] |1921 | |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-14.jpg|size=s}} |1946Y |[[Hansell-303|George]] |[[Hansell-303|Hansell]] |1888 |"In
Affectionate Remembrance
of
GEORGE HANSELL,
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE,
MAY 13TH 1888,
AGED 45 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Andrews-14195.jpg|size=s}} |853Y |[[Andrews-14195|Sarah (Andrews)]] |[[Andrews-14195|Hansen]] |1880 |"In Memory of
SARAH THE BELOVED WIFE OF
TRUELS C HANSEN
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
MARCH 30TH 1880
AGED 59 YEARS.
ALSO OF JOHN ANDREWS
FATHER OF THE ABOVE
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
JU[NE] .. [187]6
AGED [77]
NOT ..
ALSO [ANN THE WIFE OF]
JOH[N ANDREWS]
AND MO[THER OF THE ABOVE]
WHO.." |- |{{Image|file=Harding-6284.jpg|size=s}} |598Y |[[Unknown-486647|Jane]] |[[Unknown-486647|Harding]] |1885 |"IN
AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE OF
WILLIAM HARDING
BORN MARCH 23RD 1817,
DIED AUGUST 23RD 1873.
---
WEEP NOT FOR ME DEPARTED FRIENDS
NOR SHAKE AT DEATHS ALARMS:
TIS BUT THE VOICE THAT JESUS SENDS
TO CALL US TO HIS ARMS.
---
ALSO OF JANE HARDING,
WIDOW OF THE ABOVE
DIED AUGUST 12TH 1885
AGED 73 YEARS.
DEEPLY LAMENTED.
---
'WATCH THEREFORE, FOR YE KNOW NEITHER
THE DAY, NOR THE HOUR WHEREIN THE
SON OF MAN COMETH.' S.MATTHEW XXV. 13." |- |{{Image|file=Harding-6284.jpg|size=s}} |598Y |[[Harding-6284|William]] |[[Harding-6284|Harding]] |1873 |"IN
AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE OF
WILLIAM HARDING
BORN MARCH 23RD 1817,
DIED AUGUST 23RD 1873.
---
WEEP NOT FOR ME DEPARTED FRIENDS
NOR SHAKE AT DEATHS ALARMS:
TIS BUT THE VOICE THAT JESUS SENDS
TO CALL US TO HIS ARMS.
---
ALSO OF JANE HARDING,
WIDOW OF THE ABOVE
DIED AUGUST 12TH 1885
AGED 73 YEARS.
DEEPLY LAMENTED.
---
'WATCH THEREFORE, FOR YE KNOW NEITHER
THE DAY, NOR THE HOUR WHEREIN THE
SON OF MAN COMETH.' S.MATTHEW XXV. 13." |- |{{Image|file=Mills-16907.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Mills-16908|Catherine Alice (Mills)]] |[[Mills-16908|Harrington]] |1894 |"In
LOVING MEMORY OF
CATHERINE MILLS
WHO DIED
APRIL 30TH 1893
AGED 82 YEARS
-+-
NOW THE LABOURER'S TASK IS O'ER
NOW THE BATTLE DAY IS PAST
NOW UPON THE FARTHER SHORE
LANDS THE VOYAGER AT LAST.
FATHER, IN THY GRACIOUS KEEPING
LEAVE WE NOW THY SERVANT SLEEPING.
-+-
ALSO OF
CATHERINE ALICE
HARRINGTON
DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
MAY 28TH 1894
AGED 43 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-208.jpg|size=s}} |1397aN |[[Harris-36267|Eli]] |[[Harris-36267|Harris]] |1930 |"In ever Loving Memory
-of-
MARTHA HARRIS
WHO PASSED PEACEFULLY AWAY
JULY 24TH 1924
---
AT REST
'BLESSED ARE THEY THAT TRUST IN THE LORD'
---
Also of ELI HARRIS,
WHO PASSED PEACEFULLY AWAY
AUGUST 22ND 1930.
---
'AT HOME WITH THE LORD.'
---
IN THY LIGHT SHALL WE SEE LIGHT." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-208.jpg|size=s}} |1397aN |[[Tribe-210|Martha]] |[[Tribe-210|Harris]] |1924 |"In ever Loving Memory
-of-
MARTHA HARRIS
WHO PASSED PEACEFULLY AWAY
JULY 24TH 1924
---
AT REST
'BLESSED ARE THEY THAT TRUST IN THE LORD'
---
Also of ELI HARRIS,
WHO PASSED PEACEFULLY AWAY
AUGUST 22ND 1930.
---
'AT HOME WITH THE LORD.'
---
IN THY LIGHT SHALL WE SEE LIGHT." |- |{{Image|file=Harris-37934.jpg|size=s}} |879Y |[[Harris-37934|William]] |[[Harris-37934|Harris]] |1883 |"In
[Memory] of
WILLIAM HARRIS
OF GODALMING
BORN 1ST APRIL 1841, DIED 3RD OF APRIL 1883
AGED 42 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Harrison-17329.jpg|size=s}} |573-4Y |[[Harrison-17329|George]] |[[Harrison-17329|Harrison]] |1865 | |- |{{Image|file=Harrison-17351.jpg|size=s}} |432Y |[[Harrison-17353|George]] |[[Harrison-17353|Harrison]] |1890 |"..
GEORGE
.." |- |{{Image|file=Harrison-17351.jpg|size=s}} |433Y |[[Unknown-487311|Mary]] |[[Unknown-487311|Harrison]] |1887 |"In
Loving Memory of
MARY
WIDOW OF THE LATE
THOMAS HARRISON
WHO ENTERED INTO REST
MAY 13TH 1887,
AGED 90 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Harrison-17329.jpg|size=s}} |574Y |[[Harrison-17331|Mary Anne]] |[[Harrison-17331|Harrison]] |1875 | |- |{{Image|file=Harrison-17329.jpg|size=s}} |574Y |[[Harrison-17331|Sarah]] |[[Harrison-17331|Harrison]] |1858 | |- |{{Image|file=Harrison-17351.jpg|size=s}} |433Y |[[Harrison-17351|William]] |[[Harrison-17351|Harrison]] |1871 |"In
Affectionate Remembrance
of
WILLIAM
SON OF
THOMAS AND MARY HARRISON
BORN OCTOBER 30
DIED FEBRUARY 12 1871" |- |{{Image|file=Hart-14255.jpg|size=s}} |2699Y |[[Hart-14255|Henry]] |[[Hart-14255|Hart]] |1866 |"In
MEMORY OF
HENRY SON OF
HENRY AND JANE HART
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
APRIL 12TH 1866
AGED 33 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Harvey-13719.jpg|size=s}} |2604Y |[[Hudson-11442|Alice (Hudson)]] |[[Hudson-11442|Harvey]] |1938 |"ALSO
IN LOVING
MEMORY OF
ALICE HARVEY
DIED JUNE 30, 1938
IN HER 84TH YEAR.
'NO MORE LET LIFE DIVIDE WHAT
DEATH CAN JOIN TOGETHER.'" |- |{{Image|file=Harvey-13724.jpg|size=s}} |2605Y |[[Dudman-52|Ann (Dudman)]] |[[Dudman-52|Harvey]] |1890 |"IN
AFFECTIONATE REMEMRANCE
OF
CHRISTOPHER CHARLES HARVEY
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
AUGUST 16TH 1869
AGED 66 YEARS.
-+-
ALSO OF
ANN HARVEY
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
FEBRUARY 8TH 1890
AGED 79 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Harvey-13719.jpg|size=s}} |2604Y |[[Harvey-13720|Charlie Christopher]] |[[Harvey-13720|Harvey]] |1918 |"IN LOVING MEMORY OF
CHARLIE CHRISTOPHER HARVEY
WHO DIED JAN: 11, 1918, AGED 68.
FOR MANY YEARS CHURCHWARDEN OF THIS PARISH
'EVEN HE THAT LEADETH AN UNCORRUPTED LIFE AND DOETH
THE THING WHICH IS RIGHT.'" |- |{{Image|file=Harvey-13719.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Harvey-13723|Charlie Christopher]] |[[Harvey-13723|Harvey]] |1917 |"ALSO OF CHARLIE CHRISTOPHER HARVEY
44TH BATT. AUSTRALIAN IMP. FORCE,
WHO DIED OF WOUNDS RECEIVED IN ACTION
NEAR YPRES OCTR. 5 1917 AGED 30
BURIED IN THE ENGLISH MILITARY CEMETERY
NINE ELMS NEAR PASSCHENDAELE" |- |{{Image|file=Harvey-13724.jpg|size=s}} |2614Y |[[Harvey-13724|Christopher Charles]] |[[Harvey-13724|Harvey]] |1869 |"IN
AFFECTIONATE REMEMRANCE
OF
CHRISTOPHER CHARLES HARVEY
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
AUGUST 16TH 1869
AGED 66 YEARS.
-+-
ALSO OF
ANN HARVEY
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
FEBRUARY 8TH 1890
AGED 79 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Harvey-13719.jpg|size=s}} |2604Y |[[Harvey-13719|John Stuart]] |[[Harvey-13719|Harvey]] |1916 |"IN
LOVING MEMORY OF
JOHN STUART HARVEY
L. CORPL. ROYAL 1ST. DEVON YEOMANRY
WHO DIED
IN THE SERVICE OF HIS COUNTRY
27 JAN 1916
AGED 23
OF ENTERIC FEVER CONTRACTED
AT SUVLA BAY." |- |{{Image|file=Harvey-13719.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Harvey-13721|Ralph]] |[[Harvey-13721|Harvey]] |1917 |"ALSO OF
RALPH HARVEY
SERGT. LORD STRATHCONA'S HORSE (R.C.)
WHO WAS ACCIDENTALLY KILLED IN FRANCE
AFTER 2½ YEARS SERVICE AGED 26
BURIED AT LE TREPORT
MARCH 1 1917" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-456.jpg|size=s}} |1245N |[[Turner-28046|Hannah]] |[[Turner-28046|Harwood]] |1877 |"In
Affectionate Remembrance
of
HANNAH HARWOOD
OF ..
WHO ..
MARCH 10TH? 1877 AGED 74 YEARS
THERE..
.." |- |{{Image|file=Hatch-4693.jpg|size=s}} |1812Y |[[Hatch-4693|Edith Annie]] |[[Hatch-4693|Hatch]] |1900 | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-655.jpg|size=s}} |1150N |[[Hayward-4302|Charles]] |[[Hayward-4302|Hayward]] |1882 |"CH
1882
PEACE" |- |{{Image|file=Head-3680.jpg|size=s}} |2204Y |[[Head-3680|Charles Howard]] |[[Head-3680|Head]] |1877 |"[THE SPIRIT] SHALL RE[TUR]N [UN]T[O] G[OD]
WHO [G]AVE IT
CHARLES HOWARD HEAD
DIED
AT CHARTERHOUSE
DECEMBER 6 1877
AGED NEARLY 15 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-272.jpg|size=s}} |1434N |[[Heath-6283|Alice Jane]] |[[Heath-6283|Heath]] |1911 |"ALICE JANE HEATH
DIED MAY 12TH 1911
AGED 47 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-273.jpg|size=s}} |1434N |[[Jeffreys-571|Anne Euphemia]] |[[Jeffreys-571|Heath]] |1910 |"GEORGE FRANCIS
HEATH
BORN FEB 19TH 1860.
DIED FEB. 23RD 1903.
R. I. P.
ALSO OF
..." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-266.jpg|size=s}} |1435N |[[Heath-6286|Frances Emma]] |[[Heath-6286|Heath]] |1901 |"ROSE MARIAN HEATH
BORN AUGUST 6TH 1851,
DIED MARCH 5TH 1901
FRANCES EMMA HEATH
BORN MAY 29TH 1855
DIED MARCH 30TH 1901
R. I. P.
JANE HEATH
ENTERED INTO REST
OCTOBER 21ST .." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-273.jpg|size=s}} |1434N |[[Heath-6284|George Francis]] |[[Heath-6284|Heath]] |1903 |"GEORGE FRANCIS
HEATH
BORN FEB 19TH 1860.
DIED FEB. 23RD 1903.
R. I. P.
ALSO OF
..." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-266.jpg|size=s}} |1434N |[[Lamothe-335|Jane]] |[[Lamothe-335|Heath]] |1903 |"ROSE MARIAN HEATH
BORN AUGUST 6TH 1851,
DIED MARCH 5TH 1901
FRANCES EMMA HEATH
BORN MAY 29TH 1855
DIED MARCH 30TH 1901
R. I. P.
JANE HEATH
ENTERED INTO REST
OCTOBER 21ST .." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-266.jpg|size=s}} |1435N |[[Heath-6285|Rose Marian]] |[[Heath-6285|Heath]] |1901 |"ROSE MARIAN HEATH
BORN AUGUST 6TH 1851,
DIED MARCH 5TH 1901
FRANCES EMMA HEATH
BORN MAY 29TH 1855
DIED MARCH 30TH 1901
R. I. P.
JANE HEATH
ENTERED INTO REST
OCTOBER 21ST .." |- |{{Image|file=Heather-388.jpg|size=s}} |203N |[[Heather-388|George Edward Henry]] |[[Heather-388|Heather]] |1934 |"In Loving Memory
-of-
GEORGE E. HEATHER
("TED")
THE ELDEST SON OF
GEORGE AND FLORENCE HEATHER.
DIED APRIL 7TH 1934, AGED 26 YEARS.
---
TO LIVE IN THE HEARTS OF THOSE WE LEAVE
BEHIND, IS NOT TO DIE." |- |{{Image|file=Heathorn-6.jpg|size=s}} |2308Y |[[Mitchell-26231|Harriett (Mitchell)]] |[[Mitchell-26231|Heathorn]] |1876 |"Sacred
TO THE MEMORY OF
HARRIETT HEATHORN,
WHO DIED FEBRUARY 9TH 1876,
AGED 73.
+
Also
WILLIAM HEATHORN,
WHO DIED APRIL 10TH 1883
AGED 78.
+
Also
WILLIAM HEATHORN
WHO DIED APRIL 20TH 1884
AGED 50." |- |{{Image|file=Heathorn-6.jpg|size=s}} |2309Y |[[Heathorn-7|William]] |[[Heathorn-7|Heathorn]] |1883 |"Sacred
TO THE MEMORY OF
HARRIETT HEATHORN,
WHO DIED FEBRUARY 9TH 1876,
AGED 73.
+
Also
WILLIAM HEATHORN,
WHO DIED APRIL 10TH 1883
AGED 78.
+
Also
WILLIAM HEATHORN
WHO DIED APRIL 20TH 1884
AGED 50." |- |{{Image|file=Heathorn-6.jpg|size=s}} |2425Y |[[Heathorn-6|William]] |[[Heathorn-6|Heathorn]] |1884 |"Sacred
TO THE MEMORY OF
HARRIETT HEATHORN,
WHO DIED FEBRUARY 9TH 1876,
AGED 73.
+
Also
WILLIAM HEATHORN,
WHO DIED APRIL 10TH 1883
AGED 78.
+
Also
WILLIAM HEATHORN
WHO DIED APRIL 20TH 1884
AGED 50." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-331.jpg|size=s}} |926N |[[Hemsley-164|Nelson Samuel]] |[[Hemsley-164|Hemsley]] |1898 |"In
Loving Memory
of
NELSON SAMUEL HEMSLEY,
DIED SEPTEMBER 4TH 1898,
AGED 29 YEARS.
-----
A HOLY QUIET REIGNS AROUND
A CALM WHICH LIFE NOR DEATH DESTROYS.
NOTHING DISTURBS THAT PEACE PROFOUND
WHICH HIS UNFETTERED SOUL ENJOYS." |- |{{Image|file=Henson-2893.jpg|size=s}} |3AY |[[Mayers-287|Esther (Mayers)]] |[[Mayers-287|Henson]] |1889 |"In Affectionate
Remembrance of
GEORGE HENSON,
WHO DIED
AT FARNCOMBE
ON THE 5TH OF MARCH 1886,
...
Also
WILLIAM HENSON
WHO DIED ON THE
29TH OF JULY, 1866
BURIED IN [FARNCOMBE?]..
Also
ESTHER HENSON
FOR OVER 60 YEARS
WIFE OF
GEORGE HENSON
WHO DIED ON THE
28TH OF JANUARY 1889
AGED 83 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Henson-2893.jpg|size=s}} |3AY |[[Henson-2893|George]] |[[Henson-2893|Henson]] |1886 |"In Affectionate
Remembrance of
GEORGE HENSON,
WHO DIED
AT FARNCOMBE
ON THE 5TH OF MARCH 1886,
...
Also
WILLIAM HENSON
WHO DIED ON THE
29TH OF JULY, 1866
BURIED IN [FARNCOMBE?]..
Also
ESTHER HENSON
FOR OVER 60 YEARS
WIFE OF
GEORGE HENSON
WHO DIED ON THE
28TH OF JANUARY 1889
AGED 83 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Henson-2893.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Henson-2894|William]] |[[Henson-2894|Henson]] |1866 |"In Affectionate
Remembrance of
GEORGE HENSON,
WHO DIED
AT FARNCOMBE
ON THE 5TH OF MARCH 1886,
...
Also
WILLIAM HENSON
WHO DIED ON THE
29TH OF JULY, 1866
BURIED IN [FARNCOMBE?]..
Also
ESTHER HENSON
FOR OVER 60 YEARS
WIFE OF
GEORGE HENSON
WHO DIED ON THE
28TH OF JANUARY 1889
AGED 83 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-15.jpg|size=s}} |2148Y |[[Heseltine-37|Arnold]] |[[Heseltine-37|Heseltine]] |1897 |"FLOIE,
WIFE OF ARNOLD HESELTINE,
5TH MARCH 1880.
----
ARNOLD HESELTINE
13TH MARCH 1897." |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-15.jpg|size=s}} |2147Y |[[Hull-6227|Florence Marion ("Floie") (Hull)]] |[[Hull-6227|Heseltine]] |1880 |"FLOIE,
WIFE OF ARNOLD HESELTINE,
5TH MARCH 1880.
----
ARNOLD HESELTINE
13TH MARCH 1897." |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-33.jpg|size=s}} |2147Y |[[Heseltine-38|Philip Arnold ("Peter Warlock")]] |[[Heseltine-38|Heseltine]] |1890 |"PHILIP
PETER WARLOCK
SON OF
COVIE & ARNOLD HESELTINE
..DECEMBER 12TH 1890
AGED 36" |- |{{Image|file=Othen-95.jpg|size=s}} |28Y |[[Othen-101|Anne (Othen)]] |[[Othen-101|Hewetson]] |1883 |"IN AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE OF
WILLIAM OTHEN OF GODALMING
WHO DIED 30TH APRIL 1871 AGED 75
'THY WILL BE DONE.'
ANN COOPER OTHEN
PASSED AWAY 14TH JUNE 1896 AGED 77
ANNIE ELIZABETH PARRISH
ENTERED INTO REST 28TH MARCH 1894, AGED 67 YEARS.
ALSO EMILY THE BELOVED WIFE OF JOHN OTHEN
DIED 9TH JUNE 1919 AGED 85 YEARS
IN VERY AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE OF
CATHERINE THE BELOVED WIFE OF JOHN OTHEN,
WHO DIED SUDDENLY AT GODALMING
AUGUST 20 1875, AGED 35 YEARS.
ALSO OF JAMES OTHEN
DIED JUNE 26TH? 1880 AGED 88 YEARS.
ALSO OF ANNE HEWETSON,
ENTERED INTO REST JANUARY 27TH 1883
AGED 85 YEARS. SO HE GIVETH HIS BELOVED SLEEP.
IN LOVING MEMORY OF
JOHN OTHEN
.. AT MIDHURST JULY 10TH 1906, AGED 67
.. BELOVED ..." |- |{{Image|file=Heald-1057.jpg|size=s}} |1803Y |[[Heald-1057|Alice Frances (Heald)]] |[[Heald-1057|Hewitt]] |1897 |"Sacred to the
Loving Memory of
ALICE FRANCES,
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
REGINALD K. HEWITT,
BORN JUNE 4TH. 1868,
DIED DECEMBER 19TH. 1897.
'LORD ALL PITYING, JESU BLEST,
GRANT HER THY ETERNAL REST.'" |- | |768AN |[[High-1401|Allen Frederic]] |[[High-1401|High]] |1898 | |- |{{Image|file=Banger-23.jpg|size=s}} |737N |[[Banger-23|Annie Eliza]] |[[Banger-23|High]] |1897 |"In Loving Memory of
ANNIE ELIZA HIGH
DIED APRIL 13TH 1897
AGED 32" |- | |6034Y |[[High-1403|Arthur Alan Benjamin]] |[[High-1403|High]] |1996 | |- | |733N |[[High-1398|Arthur Edward]] |[[High-1398|High]] |1898 | |- | |6034Y |[[Cook-29800|Dilys]] |[[Cook-29800|High]] |1996 | |- |{{Image|file=Peto-69.jpg|size=s}} |2095Y |[[Peto-65|Ellen (Peto)]] |[[Peto-65|High]] |1917 |"SACRED
TO
THE MEMORY OF
JOHN PETO
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
FEB 22ND 1874
AGED 63 YEARS.
-+-
ALSO OF
ELLEN HIGH,
DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED 25TH OCTOBER 1917
AGED 59 YEARS" |- | |534N |[[High-1400|Florence Minnie]] |[[High-1400|High]] |1896 | |- | |2076N |[[High-1399|Francis Albert]] |[[High-1399|High]] |1937 | |- | |733N |[[High-1405|Helena]] |[[High-1405|High]] |1931 | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-505.jpg|size=s}} |1256N |[[Piper-2873|Louisa Elizabeth Caroline]] |[[Piper-2873|High]] |1893 |"SACRED
to
THE MEMORY OF
THOMAS HIGH
DIED 6TH MARCH 1870
AGED 63 YEARS
-----
Also
LOUISA WIFE OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED 18TH JULY 1893
AGED 71" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-505.jpg|size=s}} |1256N |[[High-1397|Thomas]] |[[High-1397|High]] |1870 |"SACRED
to
THE MEMORY OF
THOMAS HIGH
DIED 6TH MARCH 1870
AGED 63 YEARS
-----
Also
LOUISA WIFE OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED 18TH JULY 1893
AGED 71" |- |{{Image|file=Dunce-6.jpg|size=s}} |272Y |[[Dunce-6|Caroline (Dunce)]] |[[Dunce-6|Hillier]] |1862 |"IN
Memory of
Caroline, the beloved wife of
George Hillier
and daughter of James and Ann Dunce
who died July 22nd 1862 Aged 33 Years
.." |- |{{Image|file=Hillier-769.jpg|size=s}} |248Y |[[Hillier-769|John]] |[[Hillier-769|Hillier]] |1858 |"TO
THE MEMORY OF
JOHN HILLIER
WHO DIED DECR 30TH 1858
AGED 41 YEARS
IN HI.." |- |{{Image|file=Woods-13739.jpg|size=s}} |208N |[[Hills-2587|John]] |[[Hills-2587|Hills]] |1910 |"In
Loving Memory
of
MARY HILLS
WIFE OF JOHN HILLS
ELDEST DAUGHTER OF
GEORGE WOODS
DIED JULY 12TH 1885
AGED [44] YEARS
Also of
JOHN HILLS
WHO ENTERED INTO REST
APRIL 9TH 1910
AGED 65 YEARS
PE...
THE...
FATHE..." |- |{{Image|file=Woods-13739.jpg|size=s}} |208N |[[Woods-13739|Mary (Woods)]] |[[Woods-13739|Hills]] |1885 |"In
Loving Memory
of
MARY HILLS
WIFE OF JOHN HILLS
ELDEST DAUGHTER OF
GEORGE WOODS
DIED JULY 12TH 1885
AGED [44] YEARS
Also of
JOHN HILLS
WHO ENTERED INTO REST
APRIL 9TH 1910
AGED 65 YEARS
PE...
THE...
FATHE..." |- |{{Image|file=Hoar-754.jpg|size=s}} |267Y |[[Hoar-756|Mary Ann]] |[[Hoar-756|Hoar]] |1929 |"ihs
In Loving Memory of
WALTER HOAR
BORN FEBRUARY 6TH 1838,
DIED JANUARY 29TH 1900.
HIS END WAS PEACE.
MARY ANN HOAR
SISTER OF THE ABOVE
BORN JANUARY 1ST 1846,
DIED JULY 7TH 1929
AT REST IN THE LORD." |- |{{Image|file=Hoar-754.jpg|size=s}} |267Y |[[Hoar-754|Walter]] |[[Hoar-754|Hoar]] |1900 |"ihs
In Loving Memory of
WALTER HOAR
BORN FEBRUARY 6TH 1838,
DIED JANUARY 29TH 1900.
HIS END WAS PEACE.
MARY ANN HOAR
SISTER OF THE ABOVE
BORN JANUARY 1ST 1846,
DIED JULY 7TH 1929
AT REST IN THE LORD." |- |{{Image|file=Unknown-487380.jpg|size=s}} |418Y |[[Unknown-487380|Anne]] |[[Unknown-487380|Hodges]] |1859 |"Sacred
TO THE MEMORY OF
ANN HODGES
[WIFE OF?]
THOM[AS HODGES]
OF [CROWNPITS?]
WHO DEPARTED
THIS LIFE
NOVEMBER 11TH 1859
AGED 35" |- |{{Image|file=Hodson-1076.jpg|size=s}} |2124Y |[[Hodson-1076|Frances Eleanor]] |[[Hodson-1076|Hodson]] |1872 |"FRANCES ELEANOR
THE DEAR CHILD OF
JOHN AND HELEN
HODSON
BORN APRIL 9TH? 1872
DIED..." |- |{{Image|file=Holden-4377.jpg|size=s}} |728N |[[Holden-4377|Benjamin]] |[[Holden-4377|Holden]] |1859 |"IN
MEMORY OF
BENJAMIN HOLDEN
WHO WAS ACCIDENTLY KILLED
AT THE NINE ELMS STATION YARD LONDON
ON THE 21ST DAY OF OCTR 1859
AGED 26 YEARS.
In the midst of life we are in death
of whom may we seek for succour
but of thee, O Lord" |- |{{Image|file=Holden-4411.jpg|size=s}} |805Y |[[Holden-4411|Charlie Francis]] |[[Holden-4411|Holden]] |1915 |"In
Loving Memory of
CHARLIE FRANCIS HOLDEN
WOUNDED AT LOOS 25TH SEPTR 1915
DIED 10TH OCTOBER 1915
AGED 25 YEARS.
NOW THE LABOURER'S TASK IS O'ER,
NOW THE BATTLE DAY IS PAST." |- |{{Image|file=Holden-4412.jpg|size=s}} |806Y |[[Tomlin-106|Eliza (Tomlin)]] |[[Tomlin-106|Holden]] |1877 |"..
ELIZA THE BELOVED WIFE OF
GEORGE HOLDEN
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
AUGUST 5TH 1877
HER CHILDREN ARE ..
HER HUSBAND? ...
ALSO
GEORGE HOLDEN
DIED OCTOBER 6TH 1890
AGED 73 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Hill-37711.jpg|size=s}} |198N |[[Hill-37711|Elizabeth (Hill)]] |[[Hill-37711|Holden]] |1887 |"In Affectionate Remembrance of
ELIZABETH
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
EDWARD HOLDEN
WHO DIED
THE 29TH DAY OF APRIL 1887
AGED 28 YEARS.
THE LORD GAVE AND THE LORD HATH
TAKEN AWAY BLESSED BE THE NAME OF
THE LORD" |- |{{Image|file=Holden-4412.jpg|size=s}} |805Y |[[Holden-4412|George Butler]] |[[Holden-4412|Holden]] |1890 |"..
ELIZA THE BELOVED WIFE OF
GEORGE HOLDEN
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
AUGUST 5TH 1877
HER CHILDREN ARE ..
HER HUSBAND? ...
ALSO
GEORGE HOLDEN
DIED OCTOBER 6TH 1890
AGED 73 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-16.jpg|size=s}} |1854-5Y |[[Holden-841|George]] |[[Holden-841|Holden]] |1936 |"MARY ANN HOLDEN
1855-1905
GEORGE HOLDEN
1852-1936" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-573.jpg|size=s}} |37N |[[Parrott-1437|Kate Eleanor]] |[[Parrott-1437|Holden]] |1939 |"In
Loving
Memory of
WILLIAM CHARLES
THE BELOVED HUSBAND OF
KATE HOLDEN,
WHO DIED MAY 30TH 1897
AGED 35 YEARS.
-----
FAITHFUL AND TRUE.
-----
FAREWELL DEAR WIFE AND CHILD SO DEAR,
I AM NOT DEAD BUT SLEEPING HERE,
MY TIME HAS COME YOU PLAINLY SEE
SO NOW PREPARE TO FOLLOW ME.
Also of
KATE ELEANOR HOLDEN,
DIED MAY 1ST 1939, AGED 82 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-16.jpg|size=s}} |1854-5Y |[[Mayo-2979|Mary Ann (Mayo)]] |[[Mayo-2979|Holden]] |1905 |"MARY ANN HOLDEN
1855-1905
GEORGE HOLDEN
1852-1936" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-573.jpg|size=s}} |37N |[[Holden-4314|William Charles]] |[[Holden-4314|Holden]] |1897 |"In
Loving
Memory of
WILLIAM CHARLES
THE BELOVED HUSBAND OF
KATE HOLDEN,
WHO DIED MAY 30TH 1897
AGED 35 YEARS.
-----
FAITHFUL AND TRUE.
-----
FAREWELL DEAR WIFE AND CHILD SO DEAR,
I AM NOT DEAD BUT SLEEPING HERE,
MY TIME HAS COME YOU PLAINLY SEE
SO NOW PREPARE TO FOLLOW ME.
Also of
KATE ELEANOR HOLDEN,
DIED MAY 1ST 1939, AGED 82 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Holland-10573.jpg|size=s}} |277Y |[[Holland-10573|Alfred]] |[[Holland-10573|Holland]] |1910 |"IN
AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE
OF
ALFRED HOLLAND
DEPARTED THIS LIFE
NOVR 13TH 1910
AGED 78
'THEY THAT BE WISE
SHALL SHINE AS THE BRIGHTNESS OF
THE FIRMAMENT AND THEY THAT TURN
MAN TO RIGHTEOUSNESS AS THE STARS
FOR EVER AND EVER. DAN [12V3]
GEORGE HOLLAND
DEPARTED THIS LIFE
NOVR 24TH 1873
AGED 73
CHRIST IS MY HOPE
JAMES LUCAS
HOLLAND
DEPARTED THIS LIFE
DECR 12TH 1863,
AGED 35.
LOOKING UNTO JESUS. HEB. XII. 2.
ELIZABETH
BELOVED WIFE OF
G. HOLLAND
DEPARTED THIS LIFE
JULY 20TH 1881
AGED 74." |- |{{Image|file=Holland-10573.jpg|size=s}} |278Y |[[Lucas-8847|Elizabeth (Lucas)]] |[[Lucas-8847|Holland]] |1881 |"IN
AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE
OF
ALFRED HOLLAND
DEPARTED THIS LIFE
NOVR 13TH 1910
AGED 78
'THEY THAT BE WISE
SHALL SHINE AS THE BRIGHTNESS OF
THE FIRMAMENT AND THEY THAT TURN
MAN TO RIGHTEOUSNESS AS THE STARS
FOR EVER AND EVER. DAN [12V3]
GEORGE HOLLAND
DEPARTED THIS LIFE
NOVR 24TH 1873
AGED 73
CHRIST IS MY HOPE
JAMES LUCAS
HOLLAND
DEPARTED THIS LIFE
DECR 12TH 1863,
AGED 35.
LOOKING UNTO JESUS. HEB. XII. 2.
ELIZABETH
BELOVED WIFE OF
G. HOLLAND
DEPARTED THIS LIFE
JULY 20TH 1881
AGED 74." |- |{{Image|file=Holland-10573.jpg|size=s}} |278Y |[[Holland-10574|George]] |[[Holland-10574|Holland]] |1873 |"IN
AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE
OF
ALFRED HOLLAND
DEPARTED THIS LIFE
NOVR 13TH 1910
AGED 78
'THEY THAT BE WISE
SHALL SHINE AS THE BRIGHTNESS OF
THE FIRMAMENT AND THEY THAT TURN
MAN TO RIGHTEOUSNESS AS THE STARS
FOR EVER AND EVER. DAN [12V3]
GEORGE HOLLAND
DEPARTED THIS LIFE
NOVR 24TH 1873
AGED 73
CHRIST IS MY HOPE
JAMES LUCAS
HOLLAND
DEPARTED THIS LIFE
DECR 12TH 1863,
AGED 35.
LOOKING UNTO JESUS. HEB. XII. 2.
ELIZABETH
BELOVED WIFE OF
G. HOLLAND
DEPARTED THIS LIFE
JULY 20TH 1881
AGED 74." |- |{{Image|file=Holland-10573.jpg|size=s}} |277Y |[[Holland-10575|James Lucas]] |[[Holland-10575|Holland]] |1863 |"IN
AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE
OF
ALFRED HOLLAND
DEPARTED THIS LIFE
NOVR 13TH 1910
AGED 78
'THEY THAT BE WISE
SHALL SHINE AS THE BRIGHTNESS OF
THE FIRMAMENT AND THEY THAT TURN
MAN TO RIGHTEOUSNESS AS THE STARS
FOR EVER AND EVER. DAN [12V3]
GEORGE HOLLAND
DEPARTED THIS LIFE
NOVR 24TH 1873
AGED 73
CHRIST IS MY HOPE
JAMES LUCAS
HOLLAND
DEPARTED THIS LIFE
DECR 12TH 1863,
AGED 35.
LOOKING UNTO JESUS. HEB. XII. 2.
ELIZABETH
BELOVED WIFE OF
G. HOLLAND
DEPARTED THIS LIFE
JULY 20TH 1881
AGED 74." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-274.jpg|size=s}} |1437aN |[[Beagley-320|Georgina]] |[[Beagley-320|Holt]] |1923 |"Sacred
to the Memory
--of--
GEORGINA HOLT
WHO PASSED AWAY NOVR 26TH 1923
AGED 63 YEARS" |- | |1017N |[[Band-118|Hannah]] |[[Band-118|Holt]] |1890 | |- | |1437aN |[[Holt-8399|Harry]] |[[Holt-8399|Holt]] |1924 | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-509.jpg|size=s}} |1318-9N |[[Holt-8394|James]] |[[Holt-8394|Holt]] |1913 |"In Loving Memory of
JAMES HOLT
WHO DIED OCTR. 25TH 1913
AGED 68 YEARS.
His end was Peace.
Also of
MARY ANN
WIDOW OF THE ABOVE.
DIED SEPT. 10TH? 1921
AGED 76 YEARS
Also of
..NS" |- | |1017N |[[Holt-8398|John]] |[[Holt-8398|Holt]] |1888 | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-509.jpg|size=s}} |1318-9N |[[Tayman-15|Mary Ann]] |[[Tayman-15|Holt]] |1913 |"In Loving Memory of
JAMES HOLT
WHO DIED OCTR. 25TH 1913
AGED 68 YEARS.
His end was Peace.
Also of
MARY ANN
WIDOW OF THE ABOVE.
DIED SEPT. 10TH? 1921
AGED 76 YEARS
Also of
..NS" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-507.jpg|size=s}} |1318-9N |[[Holt-8397|Pauline Julian]] |[[Holt-8397|Holt]] |1934 |"BEYOND THE BRIGHT BLUE SKY
IN
LOVING MEMORY
OF
OUR LITTLE SUNSHINE
PAULINE JULIAN.
THE ONLY CHILD OF
..." |- | |1927Y |[[Spier-187|Ann (Spier)]] |[[Spier-187|Hook]] |1889 | |- |{{Image|file=Hook-1695.jpg|size=s}} |2447Y |[[Hook-1695|James]] |[[Hook-1695|Hook]] |1882 |"In
Affectionate Remembrance of
JAMES HOOK
WHO DIED
JANUARY 17TH 1882
AGED 72 YEARS
-+-
IF ROUGH AND THORNY BE MY [WAY]
MY STRENGTH PROPORTION [TO MY DAY]
TILL TOIL AND GRIEF AND PAIN SHALL CEASE
WHERE ALL IS CALM AND JOY AND PEACE" |- |{{Image|file=Horn-6241.jpg|size=s}} |1935Y |[[Horn-6241|George]] |[[Horn-6241|Horn]] |1892 | |- |{{Image|file=Joyce-3555.jpg|size=s}} |221-2N |[[Joyce-3530|Ellen (Joyce)]] |[[Joyce-3530|Houlton]] |1942 |"IN
LOVING MEMORY
OF
EMMA LILY JOYCE
DIED NOVEMBER 19TH 1906
ALSO
IN LOVING MEMORY
OF
RICHARD HOULTON
DIED DECEMBER 20TH 1935
ALSO
ELLEN HOULTON
AT REST SEPTEMBER 22ND 1942" |- |{{Image|file=Joyce-3555.jpg|size=s}} |221-2N |[[Houlton-109|Richard]] |[[Houlton-109|Houlton]] |1935 |"IN
LOVING MEMORY
OF
EMMA LILY JOYCE
DIED NOVEMBER 19TH 1906
ALSO
IN LOVING MEMORY
OF
RICHARD HOULTON
DIED DECEMBER 20TH 1935
ALSO
ELLEN HOULTON
AT REST SEPTEMBER 22ND 1942" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-353.jpg|size=s}} |1023N |[[Mills-16111|Ellen]] |[[Mills-16111|Hounsom]] |1912 |"IN
MEMORY OF
GEORGE HOUNSOM,
DIED MARCH 6TH 1887
AGED 77 YEARS.
-----
HIS END WAS PEACE.
ALSO OF ELLEN,
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
DIED MARCH 5TH 1912
AGED 82 YEARS.
-----
PEACE, PERFECT PEACE." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-353.jpg|size=s}} |1023N |[[Hounsom-56|George]] |[[Hounsom-56|Hounsom]] |1887 |"IN
MEMORY OF
GEORGE HOUNSOM,
DIED MARCH 6TH 1887
AGED 77 YEARS.
-----
HIS END WAS PEACE.
ALSO OF ELLEN,
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
DIED MARCH 5TH 1912
AGED 82 YEARS.
-----
PEACE, PERFECT PEACE." |- | |959N |[[Hounsom-57|George Richard]] |[[Hounsom-57|Hounsom]] |1918 | |- |{{Image|file=Miles-8031.jpg|size=s}} |693N |[[Hounsom-58|Horace]] |[[Hounsom-58|Hounsom]] |1929 |"In Loving Memory of
MARTHA HOUNSOM
WIFE OF
HORACE HOUNSOM
WHO DIED MARCH 9TH 1895
AGED 36 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Miles-8031.jpg|size=s}} |693N |[[Miles-8031|Martha (Miles)]] |[[Miles-8031|Hounsom]] |1895 |"In Loving Memory of
MARTHA HOUNSOM
WIFE OF
HORACE HOUNSOM
WHO DIED MARCH 9TH 1895
AGED 36 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-252.jpg|size=s}} |1420N |[[Howard-11506|Harry William Ernest]] |[[Howard-11506|Howard]] |1901 |"In Loving Memory
--of--
HARRY WILLIAM ERNEST HOWARD
DIED SEPTEMBER 18TH 1901,
AGED 18 YEARS.
-----
GONE BUT NOT FORGOTTEN." |- |{{Image|file=Unknown-486191.jpg|size=s}} |722Y |[[Unknown-486191|Mary Ann]] |[[Unknown-486191|Hughes]] |1858 |"Sacred
to the memory of
Mary Ann the faithful
and affectionate wife of
George Hughes
who died on the
7th of January 1858
in the 41st Year of her age." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-503.jpg|size=s}} |1254N |[[Hughes-18628|Thomas]] |[[Hughes-18628|Hughes]] |1878 |"Sacred
to the Memory of
[THO]MAS HUGHES
..S...[18]78
..." |- |{{Image|file=Hull-6661.jpg|size=s}} |268Y |[[Hull-6662|Amy Maude]] |[[Hull-6662|Hull]] |1862 |"AMY MAUDE HULL
DIED 14TH AUGUST 1862
AGED 4 YEARS
AND 7 MONTHS.
-+-
GEORGE JAMES HULL
BORN APRIL 9TH 1811
DIED JULY 4TH 1878.
-+-
JANE, WIFE OF
GEORGE JAMES HULL
DIED MARCH 22ND 1886
AGED 67 YEARS.
JULIA ..
GEORGE HENRY HULL
..
AGED?..
GEORGE? HA..L" |- |{{Image|file=Hull-6661.jpg|size=s}} |268Y |[[Hull-6663|George Henry]] |[[Hull-6663|Hull]] |1887 |"AMY MAUDE HULL
DIED 14TH AUGUST 1862
AGED 4 YEARS
AND 7 MONTHS.
-+-
GEORGE JAMES HULL
BORN APRIL 9TH 1811
DIED JULY 4TH 1878.
-+-
JANE, WIFE OF
GEORGE JAMES HULL
DIED MARCH 22ND 1886
AGED 67 YEARS.
JULIA ..
GEORGE HENRY HULL
..
AGED?..
GEORGE? HA..L" |- |{{Image|file=Hull-6661.jpg|size=s}} |269Y |[[Hull-6661|George James]] |[[Hull-6661|Hull]] |1878 |"AMY MAUDE HULL
DIED 14TH AUGUST 1862
AGED 4 YEARS
AND 7 MONTHS.
-+-
GEORGE JAMES HULL
BORN APRIL 9TH 1811
DIED JULY 4TH 1878.
-+-
JANE, WIFE OF
GEORGE JAMES HULL
DIED MARCH 22ND 1886
AGED 67 YEARS.
JULIA ..
GEORGE HENRY HULL
..
AGED?..
GEORGE? HA..L" |- |{{Image|file=Unknown-503518.jpg|size=s}} |1895Y |[[Unknown-503518|Annie (Unknown)]] |[[Unknown-503518|Harris]] |1890 | |- |{{Image|file=Hull-6661.jpg|size=s}} |269Y |[[Harris-37882|Jane (Harris)]] |[[Harris-37882|Hull]] |1886 |"AMY MAUDE HULL
DIED 14TH AUGUST 1862
AGED 4 YEARS
AND 7 MONTHS.
-+-
GEORGE JAMES HULL
BORN APRIL 9TH 1811
DIED JULY 4TH 1878.
-+-
JANE, WIFE OF
GEORGE JAMES HULL
DIED MARCH 22ND 1886
AGED 67 YEARS.
JULIA ..
GEORGE HENRY HULL
..
AGED?..
GEORGE? HA..L" |- |{{Image|file=Hull-6661.jpg|size=s}} |268Y |[[Duke-3951|Julia Ann (Duke)]] |[[Duke-3951|Hull]] |1869 |"AMY MAUDE HULL
DIED 14TH AUGUST 1862
AGED 4 YEARS
AND 7 MONTHS.
-+-
GEORGE JAMES HULL
BORN APRIL 9TH 1811
DIED JULY 4TH 1878.
-+-
JANE, WIFE OF
GEORGE JAMES HULL
DIED MARCH 22ND 1886
AGED 67 YEARS.
JULIA ..
GEORGE HENRY HULL
..
AGED?..
GEORGE? HA..L" |- |{{Image|file=Humphreys-2554.jpg|size=s}} |812Y |[[Freemantle-349|Elizabeth (Freemantle)]] |[[Freemantle-349|Humphreys]] |1879 |"In Loving Memory
-of-
ELIZABETH HUMPHREYS
WHO DIED SUDDENLY
SEPTEMBER 11TH 1879
AGED 58 YEARS.
'THY WILL BE DONE.'
Also GEORGE,
HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED JANUARY 9TH 1900 AGED 85 YEARS
HIS END WAS PEACE" |- |{{Image|file=Humphreys-2554.jpg|size=s}} |813Y |[[Humphreys-2554|George]] |[[Humphreys-2554|Humphreys]] |1900 |"In Loving Memory
-of-
ELIZABETH HUMPHREYS
WHO DIED SUDDENLY
SEPTEMBER 11TH 1879
AGED 58 YEARS.
'THY WILL BE DONE.'
Also GEORGE,
HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED JANUARY 9TH 1900 AGED 85 YEARS
HIS END WAS PEACE" |- |{{Image|file=Humphreys-2554.jpg|size=s}} |813Y |[[Humphreys-2557|Mary Ann]] |[[Humphreys-2557|Humphreys]] |1920 |"MARY ANN
DAUGHTER OF
GEORGE HUMPHREYS
WHO DIED DEC. 4TH 1920
AGED 79 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Humphreys-2554.jpg|size=s}} |813Y |[[Humphreys-2558|Sidney]] |[[Humphreys-2558|Humphreys]] |1898 |"SIDNEY
SON OF
GEORGE HUMPHREYS
WHO DIED AT SHALFORD
MAY 13?TH 1898 AGED 47? YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Humphreys-2554.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Humphreys-2555|William]] |[[Humphreys-2555|Humphreys]] |1891 |"WILLIAM
SON OF
GEORGE HUMPHREYS,
WHO DIED NOVEMBER 19TH 189[1]
AGED 39 YEARS
INTERRED AT BROMPTON CEMETERY" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-237.jpg|size=s}} |776N |[[Rae-1507|Helen]] |[[Rae-1507|Hunter]] |1900 |"In Loving Memory
HELEN
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
JAMES A. HUNTER
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
DECEMBER 4TH 1900
AGED 39 YEARS
-----
NOT LOST BUT GONE BEFORE
Also JOHN, BELOVED SON OF THE ABOVE,
DIED JANUARY 6 1917 AGED 34 YEARS
R. I. P." |- | |776N |[[Hunter-14555|James Aitchison]] |[[Hunter-14555|Hunter]] |1934 | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-237.jpg|size=s}} |776N |[[Hunter-14554|John]] |[[Hunter-14554|Hunter]] |1917 |"In Loving Memory
HELEN
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
JAMES A. HUNTER
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
DECEMBER 4TH 1900
AGED 39 YEARS
-----
NOT LOST BUT GONE BEFORE
Also JOHN, BELOVED SON OF THE ABOVE,
DIED JANUARY 6 1917 AGED 34 YEARS
R. I. P." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-494.jpg|size=s}} |1306-7N |[[Hurley-2526|Mary]] |[[Hurley-2526|Hurley]] |1906 |"TO THE
SACRED MEMORY
OF
MARY HURLEY
BORN AT GLASGOW JUNE 9TH 1825
DIED AT FARNCOMBE OCTOBER 18TH 1906
FOR SO HE GIVETH HIS BELOVED SLEEP." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-134.jpg|size=s}} |61N |[[Hussey-1957|Charles Edwin]] |[[Hussey-1957|Hussey]] |1930 |"In Loving Memory of
CHARLES EDWIN HUSSEY
BORN DEC 8 1864 DIED MARCH 24 1930
----
Also of
KATE JANE HUSSEY
WIFE OF ABOVE
BORN 1867 DIED OCT 24TH 1941" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-134.jpg|size=s}} |61N |[[Ansell-817|Kate Jane]] |[[Ansell-817|Hussey]] |1941 |"In Loving Memory of
CHARLES EDWIN HUSSEY
BORN DEC 8 1864 DIED MARCH 24 1930
----
Also of
KATE JANE HUSSEY
WIFE OF ABOVE
BORN 1867 DIED OCT 24TH 1941" |- |{{Image|file=Hooker-2395.jpg|size=s}} |2352Y |[[Hooker-2395|Emma (Hooker)]] |[[Hooker-2395|Hutchins]] |1882 |"In
MEMORY OF
EMMA HUTCHINS
DIED DEC 4TH 1882
AGED 59 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-635.jpg|size=s}} |1255Y |[[Churcher-106|Eva]] |[[Churcher-106|Hutchins]] |1941 |"In Loving Memory
-of-
HARRY HUTCHINS
DIED 23RD MARCH 1936 AGED 77
---
IN THE MIDST OF LIFE WE ARE IN DEATH.
---
Also of
EVA HUTCHINS,
BELOVED WIFE OF THE ABOVE,
WHO PASSED AWAY
22ND MARCH 1941, AGED 82 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Hooker-2395.jpg|size=s}} |2352Y |[[Hutchins-3257|George]] |[[Hutchins-3257|Hutchins]] |1894 |"In
MEMORY OF
EMMA HUTCHINS
DIED DEC 4TH 1882
AGED 59 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-635.jpg|size=s}} |1255Y |[[Hutchins-3132|Harry]] |[[Hutchins-3132|Hutchins]] |1936 |"In Loving Memory
-of-
HARRY HUTCHINS
DIED 23RD MARCH 1936 AGED 77
---
IN THE MIDST OF LIFE WE ARE IN DEATH.
---
Also of
EVA HUTCHINS,
BELOVED WIFE OF THE ABOVE,
WHO PASSED AWAY
22ND MARCH 1941, AGED 82 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-636.jpg|size=s}} |1256N |[[Mills-16117|Mabel Daisy]] |[[Mills-16117|Hutchins]] |1949 |"In Loving Memory
-of-
MABEL DAISY HUTCHINS
DIED MAY 5TH 1949 AGED 62 YEARS
---
The day thou gavest Lord is ended
Also of
WILLIAM HARRY HUTCHINS
DIED SEPT 21ST 1963 AGED 76 YEARS
---
Grant them eternal rest, O Lord" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-636.jpg|size=s}} |1256Y |[[Hutchins-3133|William Harry]] |[[Hutchins-3133|Hutchins]] |1963 |"In Loving Memory
-of-
MABEL DAISY HUTCHINS
DIED MAY 5TH 1949 AGED 62 YEARS
---
The day thou gavest Lord is ended
Also of
WILLIAM HARRY HUTCHINS
DIED SEPT 21ST 1963 AGED 76 YEARS
---
Grant them eternal rest, O Lord" |- |{{Image|file=Inskipp-7.jpg|size=s}} |2104Y |[[Inskipp-7|James]] |[[Inskipp-7|Inskipp]] |1868 |"In memory of James Inskipp died March ... 1868 ..." |- |{{Image|file=Ireland-3046.jpg|size=s}} |2553Y |[[Ireland-3046|Annie Eleanor]] |[[Ireland-3046|Ireland]] |1884 |"ANNIE.." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-645.jpg|size=s}} | |Chee Ha |Jackson |2018 |"In Loving Memory of
Chee Ha Jackson
3 October 1946 - 22 July 2018" |- |{{Image|file=Jackson-34356.jpg|size=s}} |69Y |[[Purdy-2261|Sarah Jane (Purdy)]] |[[Purdy-2261|Jackson]] |1881 |"IN AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE OF
THOMAS FRANCIS JACKSON
WHO DIED
DECEMBER 31ST 1875
AGED 80
---
ALSO OF
SARAH JANE
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED
DECEMBER 6TH 1881
AGED 78 YEARS.
---" |- |{{Image|file=Jackson-34356.jpg|size=s}} |69Y |[[Jackson-34356|Thomas Francis]] |[[Jackson-34356|Jackson]] |1875 |"IN AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE OF
THOMAS FRANCIS JACKSON
WHO DIED
DECEMBER 31ST 1875
AGED 80
---
ALSO OF
SARAH JANE
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED
DECEMBER 6TH 1881
AGED 78 YEARS.
---" |- |{{Image|file=Jacomb-17.jpg|size=s}} |1891Y |[[Jacomb-17|Herbert Edward]] |[[Jacomb-17|Jacomb]] |1924 |"SIMPLY TO THY CROSS I CLING.
IN
LOVING MEMORY
OF
HERBERT EDWARD JACOMB
BORN 2ND OCTOBER 1837,
DIED 31ST AUGUST 1924.
MARY,
WIFE OF
HERBERT EDWARD JACOMB,
BORN 3RD OCT. 1859,
DIED 13TH JUNE 1937
ALSO
IN MEMORY
OF
HERBERT WALES JACOMB
KILLED IN ACTION IN FLANDERS
21ST MAY 1940, AGED 25
ELDER SON OF CHARLES ERNEST
AND DOROTHY JACOMB" |- |{{Image|file=Jacomb-17.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Jacomb-19|Herbert Wales]] |[[Jacomb-19|Jacomb]] |1940 |"SIMPLY TO THY CROSS I CLING.
IN
LOVING MEMORY
OF
HERBERT EDWARD JACOMB
BORN 2ND OCTOBER 1837,
DIED 31ST AUGUST 1924.
MARY,
WIFE OF
HERBERT EDWARD JACOMB,
BORN 3RD OCT. 1859,
DIED 13TH JUNE 1937
ALSO
IN MEMORY
OF
HERBERT WALES JACOMB
KILLED IN ACTION IN FLANDERS
21ST MAY 1940, AGED 25
ELDER SON OF CHARLES ERNEST
AND DOROTHY JACOMB" |- |{{Image|file=Jacomb-17.jpg|size=s}} |1891Y |[[Rich-5170|Mary (Rich)]] |[[Rich-5170|Jacomb]] |1937 |"SIMPLY TO THY CROSS I CLING.
IN
LOVING MEMORY
OF
HERBERT EDWARD JACOMB
BORN 2ND OCTOBER 1837,
DIED 31ST AUGUST 1924.
MARY,
WIFE OF
HERBERT EDWARD JACOMB,
BORN 3RD OCT. 1859,
DIED 13TH JUNE 1937
ALSO
IN MEMORY
OF
HERBERT WALES JACOMB
KILLED IN ACTION IN FLANDERS
21ST MAY 1940, AGED 25
ELDER SON OF CHARLES ERNEST
AND DOROTHY JACOMB" |- |{{Image|file=Jacques-1549.jpg|size=s}} |1917Y |[[Jacques-1549|Edward]] |[[Jacques-1549|Jacques]] |1888 |"HERE LIES THE BODY OF
EDWARD JACQUES
LATE OF THE 69 AND 23 REGIMENTS
IN WHICH LATTER HE SERVED IN THE CRIMEA
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
FEBRUARY 4TH 1888
AGED 62 YEARS
TRIBULATION WORK..." |- |{{Image|file=Jacques-1549.jpg|size=s}} |1917Y |[[Lemon-1585|Sarah (Lemon)]] |[[Lemon-1585|Jacques]] |1903 |"HERE LIES THE BODY OF
EDWARD JACQUES
LATE OF THE 69 AND 23 REGIMENTS
IN WHICH LATTER HE SERVED IN THE CRIMEA
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
FEBRUARY 4TH 1888
AGED 62 YEARS
TRIBULATION WORK..." |- |{{Image|file=Lintott-124.jpg|size=s}} |2624Y |[[Jarman-933|Richard]] |[[Jarman-933|Jarman]] |1868 | |- | |998Y |[[Jearum-2|Albert Edward James]] |[[Jearum-2|Jearum]] |1881 | |- | |1002Y |[[Jearum-3|Edith Madeline May]] |[[Jearum-3|Jearum]] |1883 | |- |{{Image|file=Jearum-1.jpg|size=s}} |2455Y |[[Jearum-1|Frederick Charles]] |[[Jearum-1|Jearum]] |1897 |"THY WILL BE DONE
In
Loving Memory
-of-
FREDERICK CHARLES
JEARUM
BORN JUNE 11TH 1846
DIED NOVR 3RD 1897" |- |{{Image|file=Lindsey-4939.jpg|size=s}} |287N |[[Lindsey-4939|Emily (Lindsey)]] |[[Lindsey-4939|Jenner]] |1884 |"IN
Loving Memory of
EMILY,
the beloved Wife of
ANSELL JENNER
and only daughter of
ELIAS and .. LINDSEY
who departed this life
February? ....
Aged .. Years" |- |{{Image|file=Bowers-6841.jpg|size=s}} |554N |[[Bowers-6841|Eliza (Bowers)]] |[[Bowers-6841|Johnson]] |1892 |"In Memory
-OF-
ELIZA,
WIFE OF GEORGE JOHNSON,
DIED 25TH MAY 1892,
AGED 51 YEARS.
ALSO
MARGARET BOWERS,
SISTER OF THE ABOVE,
DIED NOVEMBER 7TH 1898,
AGED 61 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-329.jpg|size=s}} |940N |[[Leach-5491|Elizabeth]] |[[Leach-5491|Jordan]] |1946 |"In Loving Memory
of
HARRIET
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
ROBERT JORDAN
WHO DIED OCTOBER 26TH 1898
AGED 70 YEARS.
-----
And of
ROBERT JORDAN,
WHO DIED FEBRUARY 7TH 1904,
AGED 72 YEARS.
-----
Also of
ELIZABETH JORDAN
BELOVED WIFE OF THE ABOVE,
AT REST JUNE 9TH 1946
AGED 85 YEARS.
-----
NOT LOST BUT GONE BEFORE US." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-329.jpg|size=s}} |940N |[[Leach-5490|Harriet]] |[[Leach-5490|Jordan]] |1898 |"In Loving Memory
of
HARRIET
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
ROBERT JORDAN
WHO DIED OCTOBER 26TH 1898
AGED 70 YEARS.
-----
And of
ROBERT JORDAN,
WHO DIED FEBRUARY 7TH 1904,
AGED 72 YEARS.
-----
Also of
ELIZABETH JORDAN
BELOVED WIFE OF THE ABOVE,
AT REST JUNE 9TH 1946
AGED 85 YEARS.
-----
NOT LOST BUT GONE BEFORE US." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-329.jpg|size=s}} |940N |[[Jordan-13003|Robert]] |[[Jordan-13003|Jordan]] |1904 |"In Loving Memory
of
HARRIET
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
ROBERT JORDAN
WHO DIED OCTOBER 26TH 1898
AGED 70 YEARS.
-----
And of
ROBERT JORDAN,
WHO DIED FEBRUARY 7TH 1904,
AGED 72 YEARS.
-----
Also of
ELIZABETH JORDAN
BELOVED WIFE OF THE ABOVE,
AT REST JUNE 9TH 1946
AGED 85 YEARS.
-----
NOT LOST BUT GONE BEFORE US." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-349.jpg|size=s}} |1033N |[[Jose-468|Eliza Jane]] |[[Jose-468|Jose]] |1881 |"SACRED
to the Memory of
ELIZA JANE JOSE,
Born March 14th 1859
Died August 27th 1881.
-----
Trusting in Jesus,
I know I am Blest?
-----
Also of RICHARD THOMAS
Son .. RICHARD AND ELLEN JOSE,
Died March 21st 1915
Aged 15 years.
-----
Blessed are the pure in heart,
For they shall see God." |- | |3318Y |[[Jose-466|Richard]] |[[Jose-466|Jose]] |1934 | |- | |3318Y |[[Mulloney-8|Ellen Sarah]] |[[Mulloney-8|Jose]] |1942 | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-349.jpg|size=s}} |1033N |[[Jose-465|Richard Thomas]] |[[Jose-465|Jose]] |1915 |"SACRED
to the Memory of
ELIZA JANE JOSE,
Born March 14th 1859
Died August 27th 1881.
-----
Trusting in Jesus,
I know I am Blest?
-----
Also of RICHARD THOMAS
Son .. RICHARD AND ELLEN JOSE,
Died March 21st 1915
Aged 15 years.
-----
Blessed are the pure in heart,
For they shall see God." |- |{{Image|file=Joy-1920.jpg|size=s}} |247N |[[Joy-1920|Emily]] |[[Joy-1920|Joy]] |1889 |"'THE DARKNESS IS PAST AND THE TRUE LIGHT NOW SHINETH.'
IN
AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE OF
EMILY,
THE YOUNGEST BELOVED DAUGHTER OF
WILLIAM AND MARY ANN JOY,
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
JANUARY 7TH 1889,
AGED 19 YEARS.
-+-
'NO TIME FOR THOUGHT, NO MOMENT FOR A PRAYER,
SO SUDDEN WAS THE SPIRIT'S VIOLENT FLIGHT.'" |- |{{Image|file=Joyce-3555.jpg|size=s}} |221-2N |[[Joyce-3555|Emma Lily]] |[[Joyce-3555|Joyce]] |1906 |"IN
LOVING MEMORY
OF
EMMA LILY JOYCE
DIED NOVEMBER 19TH 1906
ALSO
IN LOVING MEMORY
OF
RICHARD HOULTON
DIED DECEMBER 20TH 1935
ALSO
ELLEN HOULTON
AT REST SEPTEMBER 22ND 1942" |- |{{Image|file=Joyce-3531.jpg|size=s}} |565N |[[Joyce-3531|Henry]] |[[Joyce-3531|Joyce]] |1891 |"IN
Loving Memory of
HENRY JOYCE
BORN JUNE 18TH 1831,
DIED OCTOBER 4TH 1891.
IN LIFE BELOVED, IN DEATH LAMENTED.
Also of
MARY ANN
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
BORN 28TH NOVR 1830
DIED 12TH OCTR 1912
BLESSED ARE THEY WHO HAVE NOT
SEEN, AND YET HAVE BELIEVED." |- |{{Image|file=Joyce-3531.jpg|size=s}} |565N |[[Eldridge-2947|Mary Ann (Eldridge)]] |[[Eldridge-2947|Joyce]] |1912 |"IN
Loving Memory of
HENRY JOYCE
BORN JUNE 18TH 1831,
DIED OCTOBER 4TH 1891.
IN LIFE BELOVED, IN DEATH LAMENTED.
Also of
MARY ANN
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
BORN 28TH NOVR 1830
DIED 12TH OCTR 1912
BLESSED ARE THEY WHO HAVE NOT
SEEN, AND YET HAVE BELIEVED." |- |{{Image|file=Kaile-3.jpg|size=s}} |2367Y |[[Kaile-5|Eliza]] |[[Kaile-5|Kaile]] |1884 |"SACRED
TO THE MEMORY OF
WILLIAM KAILE
BORN AT MOTCOMBE DORSET
NOVEMBER 18TH 1816
DIED AT GODALMING
JULY 18TH 1884
ALSO OF
ELIZA KAILE
WIFE OF THE ABOVE,
BORN AUGUST 18TH 1818
DIED JANUARY 30TH 1884
-+-
WAITING FOR THE COMING OF OUR
LORD JESUS CHRIST
ALSO OF
ANN SMITH
SISTER OF THE ABOVE
DIED JUNE 13TH 1910
AGED 95 YEARS.
-+-
AT REST." |- |{{Image|file=Kaile-3.jpg|size=s}} |2367Y |[[Kaile-3|William]] |[[Kaile-3|Kaile]] |1884 |"SACRED
TO THE MEMORY OF
WILLIAM KAILE
BORN AT MOTCOMBE DORSET
NOVEMBER 18TH 1816
DIED AT GODALMING
JULY 18TH 1884
ALSO OF
ELIZA KAILE
WIFE OF THE ABOVE,
BORN AUGUST 18TH 1818
DIED JANUARY 30TH 1884
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WAITING FOR THE COMING OF OUR
LORD JESUS CHRIST
ALSO OF
ANN SMITH
SISTER OF THE ABOVE
DIED JUNE 13TH 1910
AGED 95 YEARS.
-+-
AT REST." |- |{{Image|file=Keen-2684.jpg|size=s}} |558Y |[[Downes-889|Ann (Downes)]] |[[Downes-889|Keen]] |1863 |"..
JAMES KEEN
DIED 27TH OCTOBER 1859
AGED 57 YEARS
---
ALSO
WILLIAM CHARLES KEEN
[SON] OF THE ABOVE
...SEPTEMBER..
...
---
ALSO
[ANN WIFE OF]
JAMES KEEN
DIED 22 [MAY 1863]
IN THE 55TH YEAR OF HER AGE" |- |{{Image|file=Keen-2877.jpg|size=s}} |226N |[[Keen-2877|George]] |[[Keen-2877|Keen]] |1904 |"GEORGE KEEN" |- |{{Image|file=Keen-2865.jpg|size=s}} |694N |[[Keen-2865|Harry]] |[[Keen-2865|Keen]] |1908 |"In Loving Memory
-of-
HENRY KEEN
WHO DIED MARCH 13TH 1895, AGED 50
'THY WILL BE DONE.'
Also of HARRY
ELDEST SON OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED SUDDENLY, SEPTEMBER 16TH 1908,
AGED 36 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Keen-2865.jpg|size=s}} |694N |[[Keen-2865|Henry]] |[[Keen-2865|Keen]] |1895 |"In Loving Memory
-of-
HENRY KEEN
WHO DIED MARCH 13TH 1895, AGED 50
'THY WILL BE DONE.'
Also of HARRY
ELDEST SON OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED SUDDENLY, SEPTEMBER 16TH 1908,
AGED 36 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Keen-2684.jpg|size=s}} |557Y |[[Keen-2684|James]] |[[Keen-2684|Keen]] |1859 |"..
JAMES KEEN
DIED 27TH OCTOBER 1859
AGED 57 YEARS
---
ALSO
WILLIAM CHARLES KEEN
[SON] OF THE ABOVE
...SEPTEMBER..
...
---
ALSO
[ANN WIFE OF]
JAMES KEEN
DIED 22 [MAY 1863]
IN THE 55TH YEAR OF HER AGE" |- |{{Image|file=Keen-2735.jpg|size=s}} |2761Y |[[Keen-2735|Jesse]] |[[Keen-2735|Keen]] |1915 |"JESSE
KEEN" |- |{{Image|file=Keen-2735.jpg|size=s}} |2761Y |[[Barrow-2409|Mary (Barrow)]] |[[Barrow-2409|Keen]] |1882 |"JESSE
KEEN" |- |{{Image|file=Keen-2865.jpg|size=s}} |694N |[[Charman-470|Sarah (Charman)]] |[[Charman-470|Keen]] |1930 |"In Loving Memory
-of-
HENRY KEEN
WHO DIED MARCH 13TH 1895, AGED 50
'THY WILL BE DONE.'
Also of HARRY
ELDEST SON OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED SUDDENLY, SEPTEMBER 16TH 1908,
AGED 36 YEARS." |- | |588N |[[Keen-2736|William]] |[[Keen-2736|Keen]] |1893 | |- | |588N |[[Keen-2737|William]] |[[Keen-2737|Keen]] |1907 | |- |{{Image|file=Keen-2684.jpg|size=s}} |712Y |[[Keen-2685|William Charles]] |[[Keen-2685|Keen]] |1859 |"..
JAMES KEEN
DIED 27TH OCTOBER 1859
AGED 57 YEARS
---
ALSO
WILLIAM CHARLES KEEN
[SON] OF THE ABOVE
...SEPTEMBER..
...
---
ALSO
[ANN WIFE OF]
JAMES KEEN
DIED 22 [MAY 1863]
IN THE 55TH YEAR OF HER AGE" |- |{{Image|file=Kesteven-14.jpg|size=s}} |772aN |[[Kesteven-14|Kathleen Ellen]] |[[Kesteven-14|Kesteven]] |1897 |"In
Loving Memory
of
KATHLEEN ELLEN
"NELLIE",
THE DEARLY LOVED CHILD OF
JOHN AND ADA ANNIE
KESTEVEN,
WHO FELL ASLEEP IN JESUS
OCTOBER 5TH 1897,
AGED 3 YEARS AND 5 MONTHS.
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FOR OF SUCH IS THE KINGDOM OF HEAVEN
-+-
THAT HALLOWED GROUND WHERE MOURNED AND MISSED
THE LIPS REPOSE OUR LOVE HAS KISSED
WHILE IN OURSELF THEIR SOULS EXIST
A PART OF OURS." |- |{{Image|file=Ketchell-4.jpg|size=s}} |355N |[[Ketchell-4|John]] |[[Ketchell-4|Ketchell]] |1889 |"In Loving Memory
OF
JOHN KETCHELL,
WHO DIED MARCH 8TH 1889
AGED 73 YEARS.
-+-
Also MARY KETCHELL,
WHO DIED JANUARY 12TH 1908
AGED 82 YEARS.
'THY WILL BE DONE.'" |- |{{Image|file=Ketchell-4.jpg|size=s}} |355N |[[Bicknell-954|Mary (Bicknell)]] |[[Bicknell-954|Ketchell]] |1908 |"In Loving Memory
OF
JOHN KETCHELL,
WHO DIED MARCH 8TH 1889
AGED 73 YEARS.
-+-
Also MARY KETCHELL,
WHO DIED JANUARY 12TH 1908
AGED 82 YEARS.
'THY WILL BE DONE.'" |- |{{Image|file=Kettle-495.jpg|size=s}} |392Y |[[Kettle-495|Thomas]] |[[Kettle-495|Kettle]] |1861 |"In
MEMORY OF
THOMAS KETTLE
WHO DIED FEBY 6TH 1861
IN THE 53RD YEAR
OF HIS AGE." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-593.jpg|size=s}} |1672CY |[[Kidd-3657|Ella]] |[[Kidd-3657|Kidd]] |1953 |"MARY ANN KIDD
DIED 17 JULY 1911
AGED 82 YEARS.
MARY BOHUN
KIDD
DIED NOV 10TH 1926.
ELLA KIDD,
BORN 20TH JUNE 1867
DIED 19TH JULY 1953." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-593.jpg|size=s}} |1672CY |[[Evans-28130|Mary Ann]] |[[Evans-28130|Kidd]] |1911 |"MARY ANN KIDD
DIED 17 JULY 1911
AGED 82 YEARS.
MARY BOHUN
KIDD
DIED NOV 10TH 1926.
ELLA KIDD,
BORN 20TH JUNE 1867
DIED 19TH JULY 1953." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-593.jpg|size=s}} |1672CY |[[Kidd-3660|Mary Bohun]] |[[Kidd-3660|Kidd]] |1926 |"MARY ANN KIDD
DIED 17 JULY 1911
AGED 82 YEARS.
MARY BOHUN
KIDD
DIED NOV 10TH 1926.
ELLA KIDD,
BORN 20TH JUNE 1867
DIED 19TH JULY 1953." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-523.jpg|size=s}} |1380 |[[Kidd-3617|Samuel]] |[[Kidd-3617|Kidd]] |1867 |"IN MEMORY OF
SAMUEL KIDD
SON OF THE LATE
RICHARD & DEBORAH KIDD
OF HATCH, GODALMING
WHO DIED AT LLANAWAY HOUSE
MARCH 27TH 1867
AGED 77 YEARS.
For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son
that whosoever believeth in him should not perish but
have everlasting life.
ALSO OF DEBORAH HALLAM,
NIECE OF THE ABOVE, & DAUGHTER OF
EDWARD & DEBORAH HALLAM
LATE OF KENNINGTON, SURREY.
BORN AT HATCH, SEPTR. 18TH 1803
DIED AT LLANAWAY HOUSE AUGST. 18TH 1874.
Whatsoever thy hand findeth to do do it with thy might
Jesus said unto her I am the Resurrection and the Life
ALSO CATHERINE HALLAM,
THIRD DAUGHTER OF
EDWARD & DEBORAH HALLAM,
WHO WENT HOME AT LLANAWAY
ON HER 90TH BIRTHDAY, AUGST. 26TH 1900.
'She being dead yet speaketh.'
ALSO MARGARET BIRT, YOUNGEST DAUGHTER OF
EDWARD & DEBORAH HALLAM,
WHO DIED AT LLANAWAY
AUGUST 3RD 1908, IN HER 91ST YEAR.
'The souls of the righteous are in the hand of God.'" |- |{{Image|file=Kimber-609.jpg|size=s}} |30aY |[[Kimber-610|Ada]] |[[Kimber-610|Kimber]] |1908 |"ALSO OF
ADA KIMBER
BORN JUNE 25TH 1873
DIED SEPTEMBER 23RD 1922
JESUS SAID MY PEACE I GIVE UNTO YOU" |- |{{Image|file=Kimber-605.jpg|size=s}} |764Y |[[Kimber-607|Elizabeth]] |[[Kimber-607|Kimber]] |1870 |"In Loving Memory
-of-
WILLIAM KIMBER
DIED DECR 30TH 1899 AGED 69 YEARS.
Also of ROSINA,
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
DIED FEBR 18TH 1914, AGED 80 YEARS.
AND THE CHILDREN OF THE ABOVE,
PERCY
DIED DECR 15TH 1899, AGED 36 YEARS.
-+-
ELIZABETH
DIED MARCH 29TH 1870, AGED 12 YEARS
-+-
LOUISA
DIED MARCH 29TH 1870 AGED 2 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Kimber-609.jpg|size=s}} |29aY |[[Kimber-613|George Clement]] |[[Kimber-613|Kimber]] |1920 |"ALSO OF
GEORGE CLEMENT KIMBER
BORN JULY 10TH 1860
DIED JULY 30TH 1920
---
MAY HIS SOUL REST IN PEACE" |- |{{Image|file=Kimber-605.jpg|size=s}} |765Y |[[Kimber-608|Louisa]] |[[Kimber-608|Kimber]] |1870 |"In Loving Memory
-of-
WILLIAM KIMBER
DIED DECR 30TH 1899 AGED 69 YEARS.
Also of ROSINA,
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
DIED FEBR 18TH 1914, AGED 80 YEARS.
AND THE CHILDREN OF THE ABOVE,
PERCY
DIED DECR 15TH 1899, AGED 36 YEARS.
-+-
ELIZABETH
DIED MARCH 29TH 1870, AGED 12 YEARS
-+-
LOUISA
DIED MARCH 29TH 1870 AGED 2 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Kimber-609.jpg|size=s}} |29aY |[[Kimber-609|Maurice]] |[[Kimber-609|Kimber]] |1908 |"IN
LOVING MEMORY
OF
MAURICE KIMBER,
BORN AUGUST 28TH 1865
DIED MARCH 15TH 1908
HIS END WAS PEACE." |- |{{Image|file=Kimber-605.jpg|size=s}} |764Y |[[Kimber-606|Percy]] |[[Kimber-606|Kimber]] |1899 |"In Loving Memory
-of-
WILLIAM KIMBER
DIED DECR 30TH 1899 AGED 69 YEARS.
Also of ROSINA,
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
DIED FEBR 18TH 1914, AGED 80 YEARS.
AND THE CHILDREN OF THE ABOVE,
PERCY
DIED DECR 15TH 1899, AGED 36 YEARS.
-+-
ELIZABETH
DIED MARCH 29TH 1870, AGED 12 YEARS
-+-
LOUISA
DIED MARCH 29TH 1870 AGED 2 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Kimber-605.jpg|size=s}} |764Y |[[Edwards-25117|Rosina (Edwards)]] |[[Edwards-25117|Kimber]] |1914 |"In Loving Memory
-of-
WILLIAM KIMBER
DIED DECR 30TH 1899 AGED 69 YEARS.
Also of ROSINA,
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
DIED FEBR 18TH 1914, AGED 80 YEARS.
AND THE CHILDREN OF THE ABOVE,
PERCY
DIED DECR 15TH 1899, AGED 36 YEARS.
-+-
ELIZABETH
DIED MARCH 29TH 1870, AGED 12 YEARS
-+-
LOUISA
DIED MARCH 29TH 1870 AGED 2 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Kimber-605.jpg|size=s}} |764Y |[[Kimber-605|William]] |[[Kimber-605|Kimber]] |1899 |"In Loving Memory
-of-
WILLIAM KIMBER
DIED DECR 30TH 1899 AGED 69 YEARS.
Also of ROSINA,
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
DIED FEBR 18TH 1914, AGED 80 YEARS.
AND THE CHILDREN OF THE ABOVE,
PERCY
DIED DECR 15TH 1899, AGED 36 YEARS.
-+-
ELIZABETH
DIED MARCH 29TH 1870, AGED 12 YEARS
-+-
LOUISA
DIED MARCH 29TH 1870 AGED 2 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=King-36383.jpg|size=s}} |929Y |[[King-36383|William]] |[[King-36383|King]] |1864 |"SACRED
TO THE [MEMORY OF]
WILLIAM KING
who died October 6th 1864
in the 61st? [year of his age]" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-428.jpg|size=s}} |1598N |[[Kinnell-23|Eileen Mary]] |[[Kinnell-23|Kinnell]] |1897 |"TO THE DEAR MEMORY OF
JOHN KINNELL,
(HUSBAND OF ROSE, THE YOUNGEST DAUGHTER)
WHO DIED 19TH OCTOBER 1913 AGED 52
A LOYAL HEART AND TRUE
AND OF EILEEN MARY
THEIR LITTLE DAUGHTER
BORN 16TH JUNE DIED 15TH AUGUST 1897.
AND OF ROSE KINNELL
DIED 22ND AUG 1946, AGED 86.
DEARLY REMEMBERED BY HER SEVEN SONS
AND OF KATE, WIFE OF WILL TAYLER
DIED .. 1954 AGED 90" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-428.jpg|size=s}} |1518N |[[Kinnell-22|John]] |[[Kinnell-22|Kinnell]] |1913 |"TO THE DEAR MEMORY OF
JOHN KINNELL,
(HUSBAND OF ROSE, THE YOUNGEST DAUGHTER)
WHO DIED 19TH OCTOBER 1913 AGED 52
A LOYAL HEART AND TRUE
AND OF EILEEN MARY
THEIR LITTLE DAUGHTER
BORN 16TH JUNE DIED 15TH AUGUST 1897.
AND OF ROSE KINNELL
DIED 22ND AUG 1946, AGED 86.
DEARLY REMEMBERED BY HER SEVEN SONS
AND OF KATE, WIFE OF WILL TAYLER
DIED .. 1954 AGED 90" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-428.jpg|size=s}} |1517N |[[Tayler-291|Rose (Tayler)]] |[[Tayler-291|Kinnell]] |1946 |"TO THE DEAR MEMORY OF
JOHN KINNELL,
(HUSBAND OF ROSE, THE YOUNGEST DAUGHTER)
WHO DIED 19TH OCTOBER 1913 AGED 52
A LOYAL HEART AND TRUE
AND OF EILEEN MARY
THEIR LITTLE DAUGHTER
BORN 16TH JUNE DIED 15TH AUGUST 1897.
AND OF ROSE KINNELL
DIED 22ND AUG 1946, AGED 86.
DEARLY REMEMBERED BY HER SEVEN SONS
AND OF KATE, WIFE OF WILL TAYLER
DIED .. 1954 AGED 90" |- |{{Image|file=Kirby-5115.jpg|size=s}} |583Y |[[Kirby-5115|John]] |[[Kirby-5115|Kirby]] |1859 |"SACRED
to
THE MEMORY OF
JOHN, ONLY SON OF
JOHN AND SARAH KIRBY
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
JULY 4TH 1859,
AGED 34 YEARS.
---
ALSO HIS MOTHER
SARAH KIRBY,
WIFE OF THE LATE
JOHN KIRBY OF GUILDFORD,
WHO DIED MARCH 17TH, 1894,
IN THE 94TH YEAR OF HER AGE." |- |{{Image|file=Kirby-5115.jpg|size=s}} |583Y |[[Stilwell-773|Sarah (Stilwell)]] |[[Stilwell-773|Kirby]] |1894 |"SACRED
to
THE MEMORY OF
JOHN, ONLY SON OF
JOHN AND SARAH KIRBY
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
JULY 4TH 1859,
AGED 34 YEARS.
---
ALSO HIS MOTHER
SARAH KIRBY,
WIFE OF THE LATE
JOHN KIRBY OF GUILDFORD,
WHO DIED MARCH 17TH, 1894,
IN THE 94TH YEAR OF HER AGE." |- |{{Image|file=Unknown-487690.jpg|size=s}} |236Y |[[Unknown-487690|Sarah]] |[[Unknown-487690|Knight]] |1859 |"IN
MEMORY OF
SARAH WIDOW OF
JOHN KNIGHT,
DIED 2ND JULY 1859
AGED 85 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=La_Fargue-55.jpg|size=s}} |1976Y |[[La_Fargue-56|Cecil Augustus]] |[[La_Fargue-56|La Fargue]] |1870 |"In Memory of GEORGE FREDERICK HERIOT LAFARGUE DIED JULY 2... 1884,
AGED 48 YEARS.
ALSO OF CECIL AUGUSTUS HIS SON
DIED SEPT. 9TH. 1870 AGED 7 YEARS
ALSO OF [GERT]R[U]DE WIFE OF G[EORGE] [FREDERICK HERIOT LAFARGUE] D[IE]D .. 2_TH...
INTERRED AT ST LA..., [LAT]E OF THANET" |- |{{Image|file=La_Fargue-55.jpg|size=s}} |2087Y |[[La_Fargue-55|George Frederick Heriot]] |[[La_Fargue-55|La Fargue]] |1884 |"In Memory of GEORGE FREDERICK HERIOT LAFARGUE DIED JULY 2... 1884,
AGED 48 YEARS.
ALSO OF CECIL AUGUSTUS HIS SON
DIED SEPT. 9TH. 1870 AGED 7 YEARS
ALSO OF [GERT]R[U]DE WIFE OF G[EORGE] [FREDERICK HERIOT LAFARGUE] D[IE]D .. 2_TH...
INTERRED AT ST LA..., [LAT]E OF THANET" |- |{{Image|file=La_Fargue-55.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Cobb-7796|Gertrude (Cobb)]] |[[Cobb-7796|La Fargue]] |1897 |"In Memory of GEORGE FREDERICK HERIOT LAFARGUE DIED JULY 2... 1884,
AGED 48 YEARS.
ALSO OF CECIL AUGUSTUS HIS SON
DIED SEPT. 9TH. 1870 AGED 7 YEARS
ALSO OF [GERT]R[U]DE WIFE OF G[EORGE] [FREDERICK HERIOT LAFARGUE] D[IE]D .. 2_TH...
INTERRED AT ST LA..., [LAT]E OF THANET" |- |{{Image|file=Lamarque-37.jpg|size=s}} |2454Y |[[Lamarque-38|Frank Vandrenil?]] |[[Lamarque-38|Lamarque]] |1922 |"IN MEMORY OF
WILLIAM ADOLPHUS LAMARQUE
BORN AT SOUTHAMPTON 17TH JUNE 18[05]
DIED AT GODALMING 30TH OCTOBER 18[83]
ALSO OF FREDERICK WILLIAM LAMARQUE
BORN 10TH JULY 18[3]5 DIED 7TH NOVEMBER 190[3]
SARAH..
BORN AT..
DIED..
ALSO OF..
BORN.." |- |{{Image|file=Lamarque-37.jpg|size=s}} |2454Y |[[Lamarque-38|Frederick William]] |[[Lamarque-38|Lamarque]] |1903 |"IN MEMORY OF
WILLIAM ADOLPHUS LAMARQUE
BORN AT SOUTHAMPTON 17TH JUNE 18[05]
DIED AT GODALMING 30TH OCTOBER 18[83]
ALSO OF FREDERICK WILLIAM LAMARQUE
BORN 10TH JULY 18[3]5 DIED 7TH NOVEMBER 190[3]
SARAH..
BORN AT..
DIED..
ALSO OF..
BORN.." |- |{{Image|file=Lamarque-37.jpg|size=s}} |2453Y |[[Cooper-25405|Sarah (Cooper)]] |[[Cooper-25405|Lamarque]] |1888 |"IN MEMORY OF
WILLIAM ADOLPHUS LAMARQUE
BORN AT SOUTHAMPTON 17TH JUNE 18[05]
DIED AT GODALMING 30TH OCTOBER 18[83]
ALSO OF FREDERICK WILLIAM LAMARQUE
BORN 10TH JULY 18[3]5 DIED 7TH NOVEMBER 190[3]
SARAH..
BORN AT..
DIED..
ALSO OF..
BORN.." |- |{{Image|file=Lamarque-37.jpg|size=s}} |2453Y |[[Lamarque-37|William Adolphus]] |[[Lamarque-37|Lamarque]] |1883 |"IN MEMORY OF
WILLIAM ADOLPHUS LAMARQUE
BORN AT SOUTHAMPTON 17TH JUNE 18[05]
DIED AT GODALMING 30TH OCTOBER 18[83]
ALSO OF FREDERICK WILLIAM LAMARQUE
BORN 10TH JULY 18[3]5 DIED 7TH NOVEMBER 190[3]
SARAH..
BORN AT..
DIED..
ALSO OF..
BORN.." |- |{{Image|file=Lambert-11345.jpg|size=s}} |1897Y |[[Lambert-11345|Arthur]] |[[Lambert-11345|Lambert]] |1905 |"IN
LOVING MEMORY OF
ARTHUR LAMBERT
BORN OCT 7TH 1830
DIED SEPTR 11TH ..
AT ...
ALSO R[EBE]CCA
...
IN
LOVING MEMORY OF
ELLEN LAMBERT
WHO SANK TO REST
DECR 23RD 1889
AGED 16 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Lambert-11345.jpg|size=s}} |1897Y |[[Lambert-11346|Ellen]] |[[Lambert-11346|Lambert]] |1889 |"IN
LOVING MEMORY OF
ARTHUR LAMBERT
BORN OCT 7TH 1830
DIED SEPTR 11TH ..
AT ...
ALSO R[EBE]CCA
...
IN
LOVING MEMORY OF
ELLEN LAMBERT
WHO SANK TO REST
DECR 23RD 1889
AGED 16 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Lambert-11187.jpg|size=s}} |2249Y |[[White-53889|Emma (White)]] |[[White-53889|Lambert]] |1871 |"..
JOS[EPH ALEXAND]ER
[LAMBERT]
...
ALSO EMMA LA[M]B[ERT]
THE BELOVED WIFE OF TH[E ABOVE]
WHO DIED AUGUST 27 1871
AGED [47] YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Lambert-10956.jpg|size=s}} |674Y |[[Lambert-10956|Henrietta (Upfold)]] |[[Lambert-10956|Lambert]] |1885 |"In
Loving Memory of
JAMES LAMBERT
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
MARCH 25TH 1884
IN THE 64TH YEAR
OF HIS AGE.
---
PREPARE TO MEET THY GOD
---
Also of HENRIETTA THE
DEARLY BELOVED WIFE
OF THE ABOVE
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
NOVEMBER 23R 1885
AGED 59 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Lambert-10956.jpg|size=s}} |674Y |[[Lambert-10956|James]] |[[Lambert-10956|Lambert]] |1884 |"In
Loving Memory of
JAMES LAMBERT
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
MARCH 25TH 1884
IN THE 64TH YEAR
OF HIS AGE.
---
PREPARE TO MEET THY GOD
---
Also of HENRIETTA THE
DEARLY BELOVED WIFE
OF THE ABOVE
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
NOVEMBER 23R 1885
AGED 59 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Lambert-11062.jpg|size=s}} |2828Y |[[Lambert-11062|John]] |[[Lambert-11062|Lambert]] |1867 |"TO THE ..
MARTHA LAMBERT
BORN SEPTEMBER ..TH 180_
DIED APRIL ..
..1867" |- |{{Image|file=Lambert-11187.jpg|size=s}} |2249Y |[[Lambert-11187|Joseph Alexander]] |[[Lambert-11187|Lambert]] |1866 |"..
JOS[EPH ALEXAND]ER
[LAMBERT]
...
ALSO EMMA LA[M]B[ERT]
THE BELOVED WIFE OF TH[E ABOVE]
WHO DIED AUGUST 27 1871
AGED [47] YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Lambert-11062.jpg|size=s}} |2828Y |[[Bicknell-924|Martha (Bicknell)]] |[[Bicknell-924|Lambert]] |1875 |"TO THE ..
MARTHA LAMBERT
BORN SEPTEMBER ..TH 180_
DIED APRIL ..
..1867" |- |{{Image|file=Lambert-11345.jpg|size=s}} |1897Y |[[Symonds-1349|Rebecca (Symonds)]] |[[Symonds-1349|Lambert]] |1913 |"IN
LOVING MEMORY OF
ARTHUR LAMBERT
BORN OCT 7TH 1830
DIED SEPTR 11TH ..
AT ...
ALSO R[EBE]CCA
...
IN
LOVING MEMORY OF
ELLEN LAMBERT
WHO SANK TO REST
DECR 23RD 1889
AGED 16 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Lambert-11062.jpg|size=s}} |2828Y |[[Lambert-11063|William John]] |[[Lambert-11063|Lambert]] |1872 |"TO THE ..
MARTHA LAMBERT
BORN SEPTEMBER ..TH 180_
DIED APRIL ..
..1867" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-268.jpg|size=s}} |832N |[[Lane-13221|Annie]] |[[Lane-13221|Lane]] |1897 |"In
Loving Memory
OF
OUR DEAR MOTHER
DORCAS LANE
WHO DIED DECEMBER 21ST 1906
AGED 73 YEARS.
ALSO OF ANNIE, DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE
AND? THOMAS LANE
..1897 AGED 34 YEARS" |- | |1547Y |[[Lane-13223|Bessie]] |[[Lane-13223|Lane]] |1906 | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-268.jpg|size=s}} |832N |[[Hoskins-2549|Dorcas]] |[[Hoskins-2549|Lane]] |1906 |"In
Loving Memory
OF
OUR DEAR MOTHER
DORCAS LANE
WHO DIED DECEMBER 21ST 1906
AGED 73 YEARS.
ALSO OF ANNIE, DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE
AND? THOMAS LANE
..1897 AGED 34 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-419.jpg|size=s}} |1502N |[[Lane-13220|Thomas]] |[[Lane-13220|Lane]] |1909 |"THOMAS LANE
WHO DIED FEBRUARY 21ST 1909
AGED 76 YEARS" |- | |1547Y |[[Lane-13225|Winifred Violet]] |[[Lane-13225|Lane]] |1912 | |- |{{Image|file=Vandyk-1189.jpg|size=s}} |2122Y |[[Vandyk-1189|Aafke Gertruida (Vandyk)]] |[[Vandyk-1189|Langelaan]] |1873 |"In
Memory of
Aafke Geertruida
wife of
James Langelaan
who died
October 5th 1873
Aged 37 years
Son of man behold I take away from thee the desire of thine eyes with a stroke" |- | |1157N |[[Langelaan-20|Emily Mary]] |[[Langelaan-20|Langelaan]] |1883 | |- |{{Image|file=Lass-71.jpg|size=s}} |223N |[[Lass-73|Freda Margaret]] |[[Lass-73|Lass]] |1918 |"In Loving Memory
of
HUGH LESLIE LASS
DIED OCTOBER 23RD [1904]
AGED [15] MONTHS
Also
JESSIE MARY
DIED JUNE [5TH 1906]
AGED 7 YEARS 9? MONTHS" |- |{{Image|file=Lass-71.jpg|size=s}} |223N |[[Lass-71|Hugh Leslie]] |[[Lass-71|Lass]] |1904 |"In Loving Memory
of
HUGH LESLIE LASS
DIED OCTOBER 23RD [1904]
AGED [15] MONTHS
Also
JESSIE MARY
DIED JUNE [5TH 1906]
AGED 7 YEARS 9? MONTHS" |- |{{Image|file=Lass-71.jpg|size=s}} |223N |[[Lass-72|Jessie Mary]] |[[Lass-72|Lass]] |1906 |"In Loving Memory
of
HUGH LESLIE LASS
DIED OCTOBER 23RD [1904]
AGED [15] MONTHS
Also
JESSIE MARY
DIED JUNE [5TH 1906]
AGED 7 YEARS 9? MONTHS" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-322.jpg|size=s}} |1459N |[[Laurie-866|Lewis Joseph]] |[[Laurie-866|Laurie]] |1900 |"IN EVER LOVING MEMORY
OF
LEWIS JOSEPH LAURIE
SCHOLAR OF CHARTERHOUSE
WHO WAS BORN ON THE .. 188_
... 1900" |- | |1459N |[[Brake-404|Lilian Mary Newman]] |[[Brake-404|Laurie]] |1951 | |- |{{Image|file=Laver-235.jpg|size=s}} |111N |[[Laver-235|Arthur Ephraim]] |[[Laver-235|Laver]] |1905 |"IN
LOVING MEMORY OF
ARTHUR EPHRAIM LAVER
BORN JULY 7TH 1896
DIED JUNE 18TH 1905" |- |{{Image|file=Lawes-244.jpg|size=s}} |2239Y |[[Witt-3082|Anne (Witt)]] |[[Witt-3082|Lawes]] |1891 |"In
Memory of
JAMES LAWES,
BORN FEBRUARY 16TH 1820,
DIED MARCH 2ND 1878.
-+-
'HE THAT BELIEVETH IN ME, THOUGH HE WERE
DEAD, YET SHALL HE LIVE.' ST JOHN XI 25
-+-
Also of
ANNE LAWES,
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
DIED JUNE 3RD 1891
AGED 76 YEARS.
-+-
'THY WILL BE DONE.'" |- |{{Image|file=Lawes-244.jpg|size=s}} |2239Y |[[Lawes-244|James]] |[[Lawes-244|Lawes]] |1878 |"In
Memory of
JAMES LAWES,
BORN FEBRUARY 16TH 1820,
DIED MARCH 2ND 1878.
-+-
'HE THAT BELIEVETH IN ME, THOUGH HE WERE
DEAD, YET SHALL HE LIVE.' ST JOHN XI 25
-+-
Also of
ANNE LAWES,
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
DIED JUNE 3RD 1891
AGED 76 YEARS.
-+-
'THY WILL BE DONE.'" |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-17.jpg|size=s}} |1848-9Y |[[Trussler-47|Eliza]] |[[Trussler-47|Lee]] |1909 |"In Loving Memory of
JAMES LEE,
WHO DIED FEBR. 8TH 1905,
AGED 76 YEARS.
Also of
ELIZA LEE,
BELOVED WIFE OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED JUNE 1ST 1909,
AGED 88 YEARS.
'At Rest'." |- |{{Image|file=Matthews-11015.jpg|size=s}} |1010N |[[Godbould-16|Emma]] |[[Godbould-16|Lee]] |1917 |"In Fond Memory
of
FREDERICK LEE
DIED JAN 15 1916 AGED 76 YEARS
+
EMMA LEE
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
DIED SEP 16 1917 AGED 81 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Matthews-11015.jpg|size=s}} |1010N |[[Lee-28661|Frederick]] |[[Lee-28661|Lee]] |1916 |"In Fond Memory
of
FREDERICK LEE
DIED JAN 15 1916 AGED 76 YEARS
+
EMMA LEE
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
DIED SEP 16 1917 AGED 81 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Lee-29103.jpg|size=s}} |247Y |[[Lee-29103|George]] |[[Lee-29103|Lee]] |1857 |"In
Memory of
GEORGE LEE
WHO DIED DEC 18TH? 1857
AGED 53 YEARS" |- | |822N |[[Lee-3086|George]] |[[Lee-3086|Lee]] |1913 | |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-17.jpg|size=s}} |1848-9Y |[[Lee-9705|James]] |[[Lee-9705|Lee]] |1905 |"In Loving Memory of
JAMES LEE,
WHO DIED FEBR. 8TH 1905,
AGED 76 YEARS.
Also of
ELIZA LEE,
BELOVED WIFE OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED JUNE 1ST 1909,
AGED 88 YEARS.
'At Rest'." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-262.jpg|size=s}} |822N |[[Hackman-284|Mary Maria]] |[[Hackman-284|Lee]] |1898 |"In Loving Memory
-of-
MARY MARIA LEE,
DIED MAY 31ST 1898,
AGED 53 YEARS.
-----
FOR EVER WITH THE LORD" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-687.jpg|size=s}} | - |Peggy |Leppard |2000 |"IN LOVING MEMORY OF
PEGGY LEPPARD
6. 7. 1910 - 3. 8. 2000..." |- |{{Image|file=Leslie-2743.jpg|size=s}} |1809Y |[[Leslie-2743|Caroline Sarah]] |[[Leslie-2743|Leslie]] |1927 |"CAROLINE SARAH
LESLIE
ELDEST DAUGHTER OF
COLONEL J.T. LESLIE C.B.,
BOMBAY HORSE ARTILLERY
BORN JULY 8TH 1845, DIED MARCH 29TH 1927.
Peace, Perfect Peace.
LOUISA GATES,
BORN 13TH MARCH 1820,
DIED 30TH NOVEMBER 1898.
IN LOVING MEMORY OF A TRUE FRIEND." |- |{{Image|file=Lewer-84.jpg|size=s}} |540Y |[[Lewer-84|Esther]] |[[Lewer-84|Lewer]] |1858 |"ESTHER DAUGHTER OF
HENRY & ESTHER LEWER
WHO DIED MARCH 12TH 1858
IN THE 15TH YEAR OF HER AGE
---
[S]HE WAS A SCHOLAR IN THE B..S
SCHOOL AND BELOVED BY EVERY
ONE WHO KNEW HER
---
ALSO HENRY LEWER
WHO DIED
OCTR ..
AGED.." |- |{{Image|file=Lewer-84.jpg|size=s}} |539Y |[[Lewer-85|Henry]] |[[Lewer-85|Lewer]] |1860 |"ESTHER DAUGHTER OF
HENRY & ESTHER LEWER
WHO DIED MARCH 12TH 1858
IN THE 15TH YEAR OF HER AGE
---
[S]HE WAS A SCHOLAR IN THE B..S
SCHOOL AND BELOVED BY EVERY
ONE WHO KNEW HER
---
ALSO HENRY LEWER
WHO DIED
OCTR ..
AGED.." |- |{{Image|file=Johnson-86524.jpg|size=s}} |70Y |[[Johnson-86524|Mary Ann (Johnson)]] |[[Johnson-86524|Light]] |1875 |"In
Affectionate Remembrance of
MARY ANN WIFE OF
HENRY LIGHT
WHO DIED NOVR. 10TH 1875
AGED 48 YEARS.
A FAITHFUL FRIEND, A WIFE SINCERE
AND A TENDER MOTHER DEAR.
---" |- |{{Image|file=Lillywhite-86.jpg|size=s}} |107-8N |[[Smithers-1023|Ann (Smithers)]] |[[Smithers-1023|Lillywhite]] |1920 |"In Loving Memory of
THOMAS,
THE BELOVED HUSBAND OF
ANN LILLYWHITE
AT REST DECEMBER 24TH 1905
AGED 79 YEARS.
'THY WILL BE DONE.'
ALSO ANN, HIS WIFE
AT REST FEBRUARY 17TH 1920
AGED 92 YEARS
R. I. P." |- |{{Image|file=Lillywhite-86.jpg|size=s}} |107-8N |[[Lillywhite-86|Thomas]] |[[Lillywhite-86|Lillywhite]] |1905 |"In Loving Memory of
THOMAS,
THE BELOVED HUSBAND OF
ANN LILLYWHITE
AT REST DECEMBER 24TH 1905
AGED 79 YEARS.
'THY WILL BE DONE.'
ALSO ANN, HIS WIFE
AT REST FEBRUARY 17TH 1920
AGED 92 YEARS
R. I. P." |- |{{Image|file=Lindsey-4777.jpg|size=s}} |2590AY |Amy |Lindsey |1879 |"JOHN LINDSEY
WH[O DIED]...
AGED .. YEARS
...
A[MY] [LIN]DSEY
... 1879
[A]GED 81 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Lindsey-4940.jpg|size=s}} |280N |[[Lindsey-4940|Elias]] |[[Lindsey-4940|Lindsey]] |1895 |"ihs
JANE MARY ANN
LINDSEY
BORN MARCH 6TH 1833
DIED APRIL 3RD 1887.
---
ELIAS LINDSEY
BORN SEPTEMBER 22ND 1829,
DIED FEBRUARY 22ND 1895." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-385.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Smither-152|Hannah]] |[[Smither-152|Lindsey]] |1896 |"IN
Affectionate
Remembrance of
WILLIAM LINDSEY
WHO ENTERED INTO REST
MAY 1ST 1884,
AGED 72 YEARS.
-----
SO HE GIVETH HIS BELOVED SLEEP.
-----
Also of
HANNAH HIS WIFE,
ENTERED INTO REST
DECEMBER 22ND 1896,
AGED 86 YEARS.
-----
INTERRED AT SCARBOROUGH.
-----" |- |{{Image|file=Lindsey-4940.jpg|size=s}} |280N |[[Pratt-10060|Jane Mary Ann (Pratt)]] |[[Pratt-10060|Lindsey]] |1887 |"ihs
JANE MARY ANN
LINDSEY
BORN MARCH 6TH 1833
DIED APRIL 3RD 1887.
---
ELIAS LINDSEY
BORN SEPTEMBER 22ND 1829,
DIED FEBRUARY 22ND 1895." |- |{{Image|file=Lindsey-4777.jpg|size=s}} |2589Y |[[Lindsey-4777|John]] |[[Lindsey-4777|Lindsey]] |1867 |"JOHN LINDSEY
WH[O DIED]...
AGED .. YEARS
...
A[MY] [LIN]DSEY
... 1879
[A]GED 81 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-385.jpg|size=s}} |1142N |[[Lindsey-4696|William]] |[[Lindsey-4696|Lindsey]] |1884 |"IN
Affectionate
Remembrance of
WILLIAM LINDSEY
WHO ENTERED INTO REST
MAY 1ST 1884,
AGED 72 YEARS.
-----
SO HE GIVETH HIS BELOVED SLEEP.
-----
Also of
HANNAH HIS WIFE,
ENTERED INTO REST
DECEMBER 22ND 1896,
AGED 86 YEARS.
-----
INTERRED AT SCARBOROUGH.
-----" |- |{{Image|file=Lindsey-4941.jpg|size=s}} |284N |[[Lindsey-4941|William Henry]] |[[Lindsey-4941|Lindsey]] |1886 |"IN
Affectionate Remembrance of
WILLIAM HENRY LINDSEY
WHO DIED MAY .. 1886
AGED 25 YEARS.
-+-
WATCH THEREFORE FOR YE KNOW NEITHER
THE DAY NOR THE HOUR WHEREIN THE
SON OF MAN COMETH." |- | |554Y |[[Lintott-122|Charles John]] |[[Lintott-122|Lintott]] |1889 | |- |{{Image|file=Plummer-3332.jpg|size=s}} |2157Y |[[Plummer-3332|Elizabeth (Plummer)]] |[[Plummer-3332|Lintott]] |1883 |"IHS
In Loving Memory of
ELIZABETH" |- |{{Image|file=Plummer-3332.jpg|size=s}} |2157Y |[[Lintott-140|Henry]] |[[Lintott-140|Lintott]] |1905 |"IHS
In Loving Memory of
ELIZABETH" |- | |554Y |[[Clarke-14130|Mary Elizabeth Louisa (Clarke)]] |[[Clarke-14130|Lintott]] |1888 | |- |{{Image|file=Locke-3453.jpg|size=s}} |2513AY |[[Locke-3453|Nellie Alice]] |[[Locke-3453|Locke]] |1912 |"IN LOVING MEMORY
OF
OUR DEAR CHILD
NELLIE LOCKE
WHO DIED MARCH 13TH 1912." |- |{{Image|file=Locke-3451.jpg|size=s}} |2048Y |[[Locke-3451|Phyllis Margaret]] |[[Locke-3451|Locke]] |1910 |"PHILLIS LOCKE
..." |- |{{Image|file=Lofty-37.jpg|size=s}} |240N |[[Haggis-133|Ellen (Haggis)]] |[[Haggis-133|Lofty]] |1948 |"In
Loving Memory of
MARIAN FRANCES
LOFTY,
FELL ASLEEP
FEBRUARY 2ND 1899
AGED 15 YEARS.
---
Also of CPL WILLIAM LOFTY
WHO FELL WHILE SERVING KING
& COUNTRY IN FRANCE 1916
---
Also of ELLEN LOFTY
MOTHER OF THE ABOVE
DIED OCT 12TH 1948
AGED 68." |- | |2049N |[[Lofty-38|George)]] |[[Lofty-38|Lofty]] |1938 | |- |{{Image|file=Lofty-37.jpg|size=s}} |240N |[[Lofty-39|Marian Frances]] |[[Lofty-39|Lofty]] |1899 |"In
Loving Memory of
MARIAN FRANCES
LOFTY,
FELL ASLEEP
FEBRUARY 2ND 1899
AGED 15 YEARS.
---
Also of CPL WILLIAM LOFTY
WHO FELL WHILE SERVING KING
& COUNTRY IN FRANCE 1916
---
Also of ELLEN LOFTY
MOTHER OF THE ABOVE
DIED OCT 12TH 1948
AGED 68." |- |{{Image|file=Lofty-37.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Lofty-37|William]] |[[Lofty-37|Lofty]] |1915 |"In
Loving Memory of
MARIAN FRANCES
LOFTY,
FELL ASLEEP
FEBRUARY 2ND 1899
AGED 15 YEARS.
---
Also of CPL WILLIAM LOFTY
WHO FELL WHILE SERVING KING
& COUNTRY IN FRANCE 1916
---
Also of ELLEN LOFTY
MOTHER OF THE ABOVE
DIED OCT 12TH 1948
AGED 68." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-396.jpg|size=s}} | |Julia Ann |Lodge |2016 |"IN
LOVING MEMORY OF
JULIA ANN LODGE
31ST JULY 1953 - 27TH OCTOBER 2016
HELD IN THE HEARTS OF
HER FAMILY FOREVER" |- |{{Image|file=Long-19395.jpg|size=s}} |280Y |[[Stafford-4982|Frances (Stafford)]] |[[Stafford-4982|Long]] |1898 |"SACRED
TO THE MEMORY OF
MARY BARBARA DUNCAN LONG,
SECOND AND BELOVED DAUGHTER
OF
THE REVD. WILLIAM DUNCAN LONG, M.A.
VICAR OF GODALMING,
AND FRANCES LONG.
BORN JULY 23RD 1848,
FELL ASLEEP IN JESUS, JUNE 23RD 1867.
-+-
NOT LOST, BUT GONE BEFORE.
-+-
1 THESSALONIANS, IV :3, :4.
-+-
ALSO OF
JOHN HENRY
SECOND SON OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED FEBY 16TH. 1870
AGED 26 YEARS.
-+-
ALSO OF
THE REVD. WILLIAM DUNCAN LONG M.A.
FOR TEN YEARS VICAR OF THIS PARISH
BORN SEPT. 30TH 1816.
ENTERED INTO HIS REST APRIL 12TH 1875.
-+-
WHOSE FAITH FOLLOW, LOOKING UNTO JESUS.
-+-
ALSO OF
FRANCES,
WIFE OF THE ABOVE,
WHO DIED APRIL 15TH 1898
AGED 82 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Long-19395.jpg|size=s}} |281Y |[[Long-19397|John Henry]] |[[Long-19397|Long]] |1870 |"SACRED
TO THE MEMORY OF
MARY BARBARA DUNCAN LONG,
SECOND AND BELOVED DAUGHTER
OF
THE REVD. WILLIAM DUNCAN LONG, M.A.
VICAR OF GODALMING,
AND FRANCES LONG.
BORN JULY 23RD 1848,
FELL ASLEEP IN JESUS, JUNE 23RD 1867.
-+-
NOT LOST, BUT GONE BEFORE.
-+-
1 THESSALONIANS, IV :3, :4.
-+-
ALSO OF
JOHN HENRY
SECOND SON OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED FEBY 16TH. 1870
AGED 26 YEARS.
-+-
ALSO OF
THE REVD. WILLIAM DUNCAN LONG M.A.
FOR TEN YEARS VICAR OF THIS PARISH
BORN SEPT. 30TH 1816.
ENTERED INTO HIS REST APRIL 12TH 1875.
-+-
WHOSE FAITH FOLLOW, LOOKING UNTO JESUS.
-+-
ALSO OF
FRANCES,
WIFE OF THE ABOVE,
WHO DIED APRIL 15TH 1898
AGED 82 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Long-19395.jpg|size=s}} |279Y |[[Long-19395|Mary Barbara Duncan]] |[[Long-19395|Long]] |1867 |"SACRED
TO THE MEMORY OF
MARY BARBARA DUNCAN LONG,
SECOND AND BELOVED DAUGHTER
OF
THE REVD. WILLIAM DUNCAN LONG, M.A.
VICAR OF GODALMING,
AND FRANCES LONG.
BORN JULY 23RD 1848,
FELL ASLEEP IN JESUS, JUNE 23RD 1867.
-+-
NOT LOST, BUT GONE BEFORE.
-+-
1 THESSALONIANS, IV :3, :4.
-+-
ALSO OF
JOHN HENRY
SECOND SON OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED FEBY 16TH. 1870
AGED 26 YEARS.
-+-
ALSO OF
THE REVD. WILLIAM DUNCAN LONG M.A.
FOR TEN YEARS VICAR OF THIS PARISH
BORN SEPT. 30TH 1816.
ENTERED INTO HIS REST APRIL 12TH 1875.
-+-
WHOSE FAITH FOLLOW, LOOKING UNTO JESUS.
-+-
ALSO OF
FRANCES,
WIFE OF THE ABOVE,
WHO DIED APRIL 15TH 1898
AGED 82 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Long-19395.jpg|size=s}} |280Y |[[Long-19396|William Duncan]] |[[Long-19396|Long]] |1875 |"SACRED
TO THE MEMORY OF
MARY BARBARA DUNCAN LONG,
SECOND AND BELOVED DAUGHTER
OF
THE REVD. WILLIAM DUNCAN LONG, M.A.
VICAR OF GODALMING,
AND FRANCES LONG.
BORN JULY 23RD 1848,
FELL ASLEEP IN JESUS, JUNE 23RD 1867.
-+-
NOT LOST, BUT GONE BEFORE.
-+-
1 THESSALONIANS, IV :3, :4.
-+-
ALSO OF
JOHN HENRY
SECOND SON OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED FEBY 16TH. 1870
AGED 26 YEARS.
-+-
ALSO OF
THE REVD. WILLIAM DUNCAN LONG M.A.
FOR TEN YEARS VICAR OF THIS PARISH
BORN SEPT. 30TH 1816.
ENTERED INTO HIS REST APRIL 12TH 1875.
-+-
WHOSE FAITH FOLLOW, LOOKING UNTO JESUS.
-+-
ALSO OF
FRANCES,
WIFE OF THE ABOVE,
WHO DIED APRIL 15TH 1898
AGED 82 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Lovell-2994.jpg|size=s}} |207N |[[Hughes-20611|Ann (Hughes)]] |[[Hughes-20611|Lovell]] |1886 |"IN
Loving Memory of
ANN LOVELL,
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
MAY 19TH 1886,
AGED 61 YEARS.
-+-
I KNOW THAT MY REDEEMER LIVETH.
And of
JOSEPH LOVELL,
WHO DIED JUNE 9TH 1906
AGED 79 YEARS.
-+-
AT REST." |- |{{Image|file=Lovell-2994.jpg|size=s}} |207N |[[Lovell-2994|Joseph]] |[[Lovell-2994|Lovell]] |1906 |"IN
Loving Memory of
ANN LOVELL,
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
MAY 19TH 1886,
AGED 61 YEARS.
-+-
I KNOW THAT MY REDEEMER LIVETH.
And of
JOSEPH LOVELL,
WHO DIED JUNE 9TH 1906
AGED 79 YEARS.
-+-
AT REST." |- | |3521Y |[[Lucas-8684|Charles]] |[[Lucas-8684|Lucas]] |1952 | |- |{{Image|file=Lucas-9443.jpg|size=s}} |435aN |[[Lucas-9444|George]] |[[Lucas-9444|Lucas]] |1893 |"In Loving
Memory of
HARRY LUCAS
DIED FEBRUARY 24TH 1886
AGED 19 YEARS.
-+-
HARRIET LUCAS
WHO DIED JANUARY 13TH 1904
AGED 78 YEARS.
GEORGE LUCAS
DIED APRIL 21ST ..." |- |{{Image|file=Lucas-9443.jpg|size=s}} |435aN |[[Knight-15116|Harriet (Knight)]] |[[Knight-15116|Lucas]] |1904 |"In Loving
Memory of
HARRY LUCAS
DIED FEBRUARY 24TH 1886
AGED 19 YEARS.
-+-
HARRIET LUCAS
WHO DIED JANUARY 13TH 1904
AGED 78 YEARS.
GEORGE LUCAS
DIED APRIL 21ST ..." |- |{{Image|file=Lucas-9443.jpg|size=s}} |435BN |[[Lucas-9443|Harry]] |[[Lucas-9443|Lucas]] |1886 |"In Loving
Memory of
HARRY LUCAS
DIED FEBRUARY 24TH 1886
AGED 19 YEARS.
-+-
HARRIET LUCAS
WHO DIED JANUARY 13TH 1904
AGED 78 YEARS.
GEORGE LUCAS
DIED APRIL 21ST ..." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-210.jpg|size=s}} |871AN |[[Lucas-8498|John]] |[[Lucas-8498|Lucas]] |1932 |"..
ALSO
JOHN LUCAS
AGED 5 YEARS 10 MONTHS
.." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-210.jpg|size=s}} |871AN |[[Lucas-8685|Phyllis]] |[[Lucas-8685|Lucas]] |1921 |"..
ALSO
JOHN LUCAS
AGED 5 YEARS 10 MONTHS
.." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-307.jpg|size=s}} |901N |[[Luff-305|Ellen]] |[[Luff-305|Luff]] |1915 |"In
Loving Memory
of
THOMAS LUFF
WHO DIED JANUARY 1ST 1895
AGED 54 YEARS.
Also of ELLEN LUFF
FOURTH DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED MAY 18TH 1915
AGED 38 YEARS
THY WILL BE DONE" |- |{{Image|file=Luff-375.jpg|size=s}} |396N |[[Luff-375|Frederick]] |[[Luff-375|Luff]] |1890 |"In Loving Memory of
FREDERICK LUFF
WHO DIED MAY 16TH 1890
AGED 46 YEARS.
-+-
HOW SHORT IS LIFE, HOW SURE IS DEATH
OUR DAYS, ALAS, HOW FEW;
THIS LIFE IS BUT A MORTAL BREATH
TIS LIKE THE MORNING DEW." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-307.jpg|size=s}} |901N |[[Luff-304|Thomas]] |[[Luff-304|Luff]] |1895 |"In
Loving Memory
of
THOMAS LUFF
WHO DIED JANUARY 1ST 1895
AGED 54 YEARS.
Also of ELLEN LUFF
FOURTH DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED MAY 18TH 1915
AGED 38 YEARS
THY WILL BE DONE" |- |{{Image|file=Lyne-453.jpg|size=s}} |1892Y |[[Lyne-453|Elizabeth]] |[[Lyne-453|Lyne]] |1893 |"IHS
In Memory of
ELIZABETH LYNE,
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
FEBRUARY 14TH 1893,
AGED 77." |- |{{Image|file=Mace-2175.jpg|size=s}} |735N |[[Mace-2175|George Thomas]] |[[Mace-2175|Mace]] |1897 |"In Loving Memory
of
GEORGE THOMAS MACE
WHO DIED JUNE 7TH 1897
AGED 34 YEARS.
-+-
BLESSED ARE THE DEAD WHICH DIE IN THE LORD" |- | |515N |[[Mace-2176|Katie Eva]] |[[Mace-2176|Mace]] |1896 | |- |{{Image|file=Mackey-2115.jpg|size=s}} |1926Y |[[Mackey-2115|Stephen]] |[[Mackey-2115|Mackey]] |1900 |"In
Loving Memory of
STEPHEN MACKEY,
AT REST 16TH MAY 1900
AGED 80 YEARS.
'HIS END WAS PEACE.'
---
Also of
EMMA STILLWELL,
AT REST 27TH MARCH 1889
AGED 66 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Major-2866.jpg|size=s}} |2210Y |[[Major-2866|Ann]] |[[Major-2866|Major]] |1915 |"In
Memory of
ANN MAJOR
WHO DIED SEPTEMBER 22ND 1915
IN HER 7_.. YEAR" |- |{{Image|file=Major-2819.jpg|size=s}} |37AY |[[Major-2820|Annie Jane]] |[[Major-2820|Major]] |1933 |"In
Loving Memory of
MARK MAJOR,
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
MARCH 2ND 1886
AGED 51 YEARS.
-+-
And his wife
ELIZABETH,
AT REST DECEMBER 24TH 1914,
AGED 85 YEARS.
-+-
Also of
ANNIE JANE MAJOR
DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE,
WHO DIED JAN. 24TH 1933,
AGED 72 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Major-2819.jpg|size=s}} |37AY |[[Albery-88|Elizabeth (Albery)]] |[[Albery-88|Major]] |1914 |"In
Loving Memory of
MARK MAJOR,
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
MARCH 2ND 1886
AGED 51 YEARS.
-+-
And his wife
ELIZABETH,
AT REST DECEMBER 24TH 1914,
AGED 85 YEARS.
-+-
Also of
ANNIE JANE MAJOR
DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE,
WHO DIED JAN. 24TH 1933,
AGED 72 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Major-2892.jpg|size=s}} |2112Y |[[Street-2370|Harriet (Street)]] |[[Street-2370|Major]] |1868 |"In
Memory of
HARRIET WIFE OF
HENRY CHARLES MAJOR
BORN 1829 DIED 1868
Also of
HENRY CHARLES MAJOR
BORN ...BR... 1826
DIED SEPTEMBER 14TH 1878
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...
[MARY MATILD?]A
...H..D
BORN ... 1840
DIED [191?]3" |- |{{Image|file=Major-2892.jpg|size=s}} |2112Y |[[Major-2892|Henry Charles]] |[[Major-2892|Major]] |1878 |"In
Memory of
HARRIET WIFE OF
HENRY CHARLES MAJOR
BORN 1829 DIED 1868
Also of
HENRY CHARLES MAJOR
BORN ...BR... 1826
DIED SEPTEMBER 14TH 1878
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...
[MARY MATILD?]A
...H..D
BORN ... 1840
DIED [191?]3" |- |{{Image|file=Major-2867.jpg|size=s}} |2210Y |[[Major-2867|Jane]] |[[Major-2867|Major]] |1906 |"In
Memory of
JANE MAJOR
WHO DIED FEBRUARY 19TH 1906
IN HER 69TH YEAR" |- |{{Image|file=Major-2819.jpg|size=s}} |37AY |[[Major-2819|Mark]] |[[Major-2819|Major]] |1886 |"In
Loving Memory of
MARK MAJOR,
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
MARCH 2ND 1886
AGED 51 YEARS.
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And his wife
ELIZABETH,
AT REST DECEMBER 24TH 1914,
AGED 85 YEARS.
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Also of
ANNIE JANE MAJOR
DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE,
WHO DIED JAN. 24TH 1933,
AGED 72 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Major-2892.jpg|size=s}} |2112Y |[[Allen-42093|Mary Matilda (Allen)]] |[[Allen-42093|Major]] |1913 |"In
Memory of
HARRIET WIFE OF
HENRY CHARLES MAJOR
BORN 1829 DIED 1868
Also of
HENRY CHARLES MAJOR
BORN ...BR... 1826
DIED SEPTEMBER 14TH 1878
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...
[MARY MATILD?]A
...H..D
BORN ... 1840
DIED [191?]3" |- |{{Image|file=Major-2868.jpg|size=s}} |2211Y |[[Major-2868|William]] |[[Major-2868|Major]] |1877 |"In
Memory of
WILLIAM MAJOR
WHO DIED
DECEMBER 17TH 1877
IN HIS 83RD YEAR" |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-18.jpg|size=s}} |1842-3Y |[[Malden-16|Henry Charles]] |[[Malden-16|Malden]] |1907 |"HERE RESTS TILL THE LORD COME
THE BODY OF
HENRY CHARLES MALDEN, M.A.
OF GODALMING
TOWN COUNCILLOR, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
MAJOR IN .. ROYAL SUSSEX REGT
33 YEARS HEADMASTER OF WINDLESHAM HOUSE BRIGHTON
WHO AFTER HE HAD SERVED HIS OWN GENERATION
BY THE WILL OF GOD FELL ON SLEEP
BORN 24TH FEBRUARY 1829
DIED 13TH JUNE 1907
LOOK FOR THE RESURRECTION OF THE DEAD
AND THE LIFE OF THE WORLD TO COME" |- |{{Image|file=Mandeville-760.jpg|size=s}} |585N |[[England-4198|Ann (England)]] |[[England-4198|Mandeville]] |1922 |"In
Loving Remembrance
of
FREDERICK HOLT MANDEVILLE,
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
MARCH 29TH 1893,
AGED 49 YEARS.
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BRIEF LIFE IS HERE OUR PORTION;
BRIEF SORRY, SHORT LIVED CARE:
THE LIFE THAT KNOWS NO ENDING,
THE TEARLESS LIFE, IS THERE.
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ALSO ANN, HIS WIFE,
CALLED TO REST FEBRUARY 27TH 1922
AGED 77 YEARS.
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'THY WILL BE DONE.'
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HIS NAME LIVETH FOR EVERMORE
ALBERT OVERINGTON,
GRANDSON OF THE ABOVE
KILLED IN ACTION ON THE SOMME JULY 3RD 1916
AGED 27 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Mandeville-759.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Holt-8686|Catharine (Holt)]] |[[Holt-8686|Mandeville]] |1854 |"In
MEMORY OF
CHARLES MANDEVILLE
WHO DIED AUGUST 6TH 1868
AGED 63 YEARS.
ALSO OF CATHARINE,
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED NOVEMBER 6TH 1854
AGED 49 YEARS.
INTERRED IN SAINT NICHOLAS
CHURCH-YARD GUILDFORD." |- |{{Image|file=Mandeville-759.jpg|size=s}} |2196Y |[[Mandeville-759|Charles]] |[[Mandeville-759|Mandeville]] |1868 |"In
MEMORY OF
CHARLES MANDEVILLE
WHO DIED AUGUST 6TH 1868
AGED 63 YEARS.
ALSO OF CATHARINE,
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED NOVEMBER 6TH 1854
AGED 49 YEARS.
INTERRED IN SAINT NICHOLAS
CHURCH-YARD GUILDFORD." |- |{{Image|file=Mandeville-783.jpg|size=s}} |802Y |[[Mandeville-783|Edward]] |[[Mandeville-783|Mandeville]] |1876 |"IN
MEMORY OF
EDWARD
MANDEVILLE
WHO DIED
NOVEMBER 16TH 1876,
AGED 74 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Mandeville-785.jpg|size=s}} |38aY |[[Nash-7847|Ellen (Nash)]] |[[Nash-7847|Mandeville]] |1901 |"In Loving Memory
-of-
OUR DEAR MOTHER
ELLEN MANDEVILLE,
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE DECEMBER 2ND 1901
AGED 61 YEARS.
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Also of
JAMES MANDEVILLE,
HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE.
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'SILENTLY THE SHADES OF EVENING
GATHER ROUND MY LONELY DOOR:
SILENTLY THEY BRING BEFORE ME
FACES I SHALL SEE NO MORE.'" |- |{{Image|file=Mandeville-760.jpg|size=s}} |585N |[[Mandeville-760|Frederick Holt]] |[[Mandeville-760|Mandeville]] |1893 |"In
Loving Remembrance
of
FREDERICK HOLT MANDEVILLE,
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
MARCH 29TH 1893,
AGED 49 YEARS.
-+-
BRIEF LIFE IS HERE OUR PORTION;
BRIEF SORRY, SHORT LIVED CARE:
THE LIFE THAT KNOWS NO ENDING,
THE TEARLESS LIFE, IS THERE.
-+-
ALSO ANN, HIS WIFE,
CALLED TO REST FEBRUARY 27TH 1922
AGED 77 YEARS.
-+-
'THY WILL BE DONE.'
-+-
HIS NAME LIVETH FOR EVERMORE
ALBERT OVERINGTON,
GRANDSON OF THE ABOVE
KILLED IN ACTION ON THE SOMME JULY 3RD 1916
AGED 27 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-351.jpg|size=s}} |1030N |[[Mandeville-757|George]] |[[Mandeville-757|Mandeville]] |1908 |"In
Loving Memory of
MARY ANN
WIFE OF
GEORGE MANDEVILLE
DIED APRIL 30TH 1883
AGED 64 YEARS
----
WE TRUST HER SOUL HAS FOUND A HOME
AMONG THE FAITHFUL BLEST
WHERE THE WICKED CEASE FROM TROUBLE
AND THE WEARY ARE AT REST
Also of
GEORGE MANDEVILLE
HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE
DIED DECEMBER 6TH 1908
AGED 87 YEARS
..." |- |{{Image|file=Mandeville-785.jpg|size=s}} |38aY |[[Mandeville-785|James]] |[[Mandeville-785|Mandeville]] |1883 |"In Loving Memory
-of-
OUR DEAR MOTHER
ELLEN MANDEVILLE,
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE DECEMBER 2ND 1901
AGED 61 YEARS.
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Also of
JAMES MANDEVILLE,
HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE.
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'SILENTLY THE SHADES OF EVENING
GATHER ROUND MY LONELY DOOR:
SILENTLY THEY BRING BEFORE ME
FACES I SHALL SEE NO MORE.'" |- |{{Image|file=Mandeville-766.jpg|size=s}} |382Y |[[Mandeville-766|Jane]] |[[Mandeville-766|Mandeville]] |1861 |"IN
MEMORY OF
JANE MANDEVILLE
WHO DIED
.." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-351.jpg|size=s}} |1031N |[[Lindsey-4699|Mary Ann]] |[[Lindsey-4699|Mandeville]] |1883 |"In
Loving Memory of
MARY ANN
WIFE OF
GEORGE MANDEVILLE
DIED APRIL 30TH 1883
AGED 64 YEARS
----
WE TRUST HER SOUL HAS FOUND A HOME
AMONG THE FAITHFUL BLEST
WHERE THE WICKED CEASE FROM TROUBLE
AND THE WEARY ARE AT REST
Also of
GEORGE MANDEVILLE
HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE
DIED DECEMBER 6TH 1908
AGED 87 YEARS
..." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-258.jpg|size=s}} |810N |[[Mandeville-758|Rose Kate]] |[[Mandeville-758|Mandeville]] |1899 |"In
Loving
Memory of
ROSE KATE MANDEVILLE,
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
MARCH 11TH 1899,
AGED 48 YEARS.
'BLESSED ARE THE DEAD WHICH
DIE IN THE LORD.'" |- |{{Image|file=Manfield-29.jpg|size=s}} |2077Y |[[Edwards-26251|Elizabeth (Edwards)]] |[[Edwards-26251|Manfield]] |1887 |"IN
MEMORY OF
GEORGE MANFIELD
BORN OCTOBER 31, 1816
DIED OCTOBER 23, 1873.
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HE THAT BELIEVETH ON ME
HATH EVERLASTING
LIFE.
ALSO
ELIZABETH, HIS WIFE,
WHO ENTERED INTO REST
MARCH 3RD 1887,
AGED 71
OUT OF DARKNESS INTO HIS MARVELLOUS LIGHT." |- |{{Image|file=Manfield-29.jpg|size=s}} |2077Y |[[Manfield-29|George]] |[[Manfield-29|Manfield]] |1873 |"IN
MEMORY OF
GEORGE MANFIELD
BORN OCTOBER 31, 1816
DIED OCTOBER 23, 1873.
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HE THAT BELIEVETH ON ME
HATH EVERLASTING
LIFE.
ALSO
ELIZABETH, HIS WIFE,
WHO ENTERED INTO REST
MARCH 3RD 1887,
AGED 71
OUT OF DARKNESS INTO HIS MARVELLOUS LIGHT." |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-19.jpg|size=s}} |1939Y |[[Mansfield-2452|Arthur]] |[[Mansfield-2452|Mansfield]] |1894 |"In Loving Memory of
HANNAH MANSFIELD
DIED MARCH 5TH 1892
IN HER 71ST YEAR.
----
Also of
ARTHUR MANSFIELD
BELOVED SON OF THE ABOVE
DIED JANUARY 9TH 1894
AGED 47 YEARS.
'THE LORD GAVE, AND THE LORD HATH TAKEN
AWAY, BLESSED BE THE NAME OF THE LORD.'" |- | |2350Y |[[Mansfield-2529|Charles]] |[[Mansfield-2529|Mansfield]] |1882 | |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-19.jpg|size=s}} |1939Y |[[Sly-482|Hannah]] |[[Sly-482|Mansfield]] |1892 |"In Loving Memory of
HANNAH MANSFIELD
DIED MARCH 5TH 1892
IN HER 71ST YEAR.
----
Also of
ARTHUR MANSFIELD
BELOVED SON OF THE ABOVE
DIED JANUARY 9TH 1894
AGED 47 YEARS.
'THE LORD GAVE, AND THE LORD HATH TAKEN
AWAY, BLESSED BE THE NAME OF THE LORD.'" |- |{{Image|file=Mansfield-2398.jpg|size=s}} |1910Y |[[Mansfield-2398|William]] |[[Mansfield-2398|Mansfield]] |1887 |"Sacred to the Memory of
IHS
WILLIAM MANSFIELD
BORN SEPR. 24TH 1814
DECEASED NOVR. 23RD 1887,
... YEARS CLERK OF THE CHURCH
OF ST JOHN THE EVANGELIST
IN FARNCOMBE.
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Also
WILLIAM ALDERTON
BROTHER-IN-LAW OF THE ABOVE
BORN FEBY. 4TH. 1808,
DECEASED JUNE 11TH 1887
THEREFORE HATH THE LORD WAITED THAT
HE MIGHT BE GRACIOUS UNTO US" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-315.jpg|size=s}} |893N |[[Portsmouth-28|Annie (Portsmouth)]] |[[Portsmouth-28|Marchant]] |1927 |"In
Memory of
CHARLES CORPS
DIED SEPTEMBER 5TH 1842
AGED 36 YEARS
INTERRED AT WITLEY
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ALSO OF SARAH, WIFE OF THE ABOVE
DIED MARCH 7TH 1894
AGED 90 YEARS.
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In Loving Memory of
SARAH PORTSMOUTH
DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE
TAKEN TO REST .. OCTOBER 1916
AGED 84 YEARS
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FATHER IN THY GRACIOUS KEEPING
LEAVE WE NOW THY SERVANT SLEEPING
ALSO ANNIE MARCHANT
DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE
TAKEN TO HER REST 11TH FEBRUARY 1927" |- |{{Image|file=Marner-47.jpg|size=s}} |749Y |[[Burdock-31|Eliza (Burdock)]] |[[Burdock-31|Marner]] |1912 |"ELIZABETH MARNER
BORN AUG. 13. 1859, DIED AUG. 18. 1920
IN LOVING MEMORY OF
MARGARET ANN MARNER
DIED MAY 23 1928 AGED 82 YEARS
AT REST
GEORGE MARNER
BORN MAY 9. 1819 DIED OCT 21. 1886.
GEORGE WILLIAM MARNER
BORN OCT 15 1847 DIED OCT 20 1867.
ELIZA MARNER
BORN JUNE 8 1838, DIED AUGUST 4 1912" |- |{{Image|file=Marner-47.jpg|size=s}} |750Y |[[Marner-48|Elizabeth]] |[[Marner-48|Marner]] |1920 |"ELIZABETH MARNER
BORN AUG. 13. 1859, DIED AUG. 18. 1920
IN LOVING MEMORY OF
MARGARET ANN MARNER
DIED MAY 23 1928 AGED 82 YEARS
AT REST
GEORGE MARNER
BORN MAY 9. 1819 DIED OCT 21. 1886.
GEORGE WILLIAM MARNER
BORN OCT 15 1847 DIED OCT 20 1867.
ELIZA MARNER
BORN JUNE 8 1838, DIED AUGUST 4 1912" |- |{{Image|file=Marner-47.jpg|size=s}} |749Y |[[Marner-47|George]] |[[Marner-47|Marner]] |1886 |"ELIZABETH MARNER
BORN AUG. 13. 1859, DIED AUG. 18. 1920
IN LOVING MEMORY OF
MARGARET ANN MARNER
DIED MAY 23 1928 AGED 82 YEARS
AT REST
GEORGE MARNER
BORN MAY 9. 1819 DIED OCT 21. 1886.
GEORGE WILLIAM MARNER
BORN OCT 15 1847 DIED OCT 20 1867.
ELIZA MARNER
BORN JUNE 8 1838, DIED AUGUST 4 1912" |- |{{Image|file=Marner-47.jpg|size=s}} |749Y |[[Marner-50|George William]] |[[Marner-50|Marner]] |1867 |"ELIZABETH MARNER
BORN AUG. 13. 1859, DIED AUG. 18. 1920
IN LOVING MEMORY OF
MARGARET ANN MARNER
DIED MAY 23 1928 AGED 82 YEARS
AT REST
GEORGE MARNER
BORN MAY 9. 1819 DIED OCT 21. 1886.
GEORGE WILLIAM MARNER
BORN OCT 15 1847 DIED OCT 20 1867.
ELIZA MARNER
BORN JUNE 8 1838, DIED AUGUST 4 1912" |- |{{Image|file=Marner-47.jpg|size=s}} |750Y |[[Marner-49|Margaret Ann]] |[[Marner-49|Marner]] |1928 |"ELIZABETH MARNER
BORN AUG. 13. 1859, DIED AUG. 18. 1920
IN LOVING MEMORY OF
MARGARET ANN MARNER
DIED MAY 23 1928 AGED 82 YEARS
AT REST
GEORGE MARNER
BORN MAY 9. 1819 DIED OCT 21. 1886.
GEORGE WILLIAM MARNER
BORN OCT 15 1847 DIED OCT 20 1867.
ELIZA MARNER
BORN JUNE 8 1838, DIED AUGUST 4 1912" |- |{{Image|file=Grigg-1027.jpg|size=s}} |763BY |[[Unknown-488825|May Alice]] |[[Unknown-488825|Marsh]] |1932 |"PEACE
TO THE
BELOVED MEMORY
OF
MAY ALICE MARSH
THE ALTOGETHER LOVELY
WIFE & MOTHER
..." |- |{{Image|file=Grigg-1027.jpg|size=s}} |763BY |[[Unknown-488824|Nancy Barbara Howard]] |[[Unknown-488824|Marsh]] |1991 |"NANCY
WITH LOVE" |- | |333N |[[Marshall-18703|Edgar]] |[[Marshall-18703|Marshall]] |1888 | |- |{{Image|file=Marshall-18702.jpg|size=s}} |538N |[[Marshall-18702|Eric Morfitt]] |[[Marshall-18702|Marshall]] |1894 |"ERIC MORFITT MARSHALL
BORN MARCH 22 1883,
DIED MARCH 1 1894.
SAFE WITH GOD" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-653.jpg|size=s}} |2154Y |[[Jones-82460|Frances]] |[[Jones-82460|Marshall]] |1903 |"FRANCES MARSHALL
THE DEARLY LOVED WIFE
OF
JABEZ MARSHALL,
DIED SEPT 6TH 1903.
---
JABEZ MARSHALL
DIED .. 1904." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-647.jpg|size=s}} |2153Y |[[Marshall-17220|Frances Harriet (Hattie)]] |[[Marshall-17220|Marshall]] |1883 |"TO THE
DEAR MEMORY
OF
HATTIE DAUGHTER OF
J. AND F. MARSHALL
MARCH 9TH 1883
AGED 21.
..ABSENCE OF LOVE..
D.." |- |{{Image|file=Pontifex-31.jpg|size=s}} |2108Y |[[Marshall-18352|Henry]] |[[Marshall-18352|Marshall]] |1874 |"DESPISE NOT THOU THE CHASTENING OF THE ALMIGHTY JOB IV VER 17
JESSIE
DAUGHTER OF JOHN & MARY PONTIFEX
DIED JANUARY 13TH 1874.
MARY,
DAUGHTER OF JOHN & MARY PONTIFEX,
DIED AUGUST 3RD 1890.
HENRY MARSHALL ESQUIRE
BORN AT GODALMING 19TH OF MARCH 1795
DIED AT GODALMING 22ND OF SEPTEMBER 1874
MARY
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
JOHN PONTIFEX
BORN AT GODALMING 3RD OF OCTOBER 1804
DIED AT BLACKHEATH 7TH OF NOVEMBER 1864
JOHN PONTIFEX BORN IN LONDON 11TH FEBY? 1797? DIED AT BLACKHEATH 7TH MAY 1875.
JULIA PONTIFEX
DIED 27TH? SEPTEMBER 1913" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-653.jpg|size=s}} |2154Y |[[Marshall-17221|Jabez]] |[[Marshall-17221|Marshall]] |1904 |"FRANCES MARSHALL
THE DEARLY LOVED WIFE
OF
JABEZ MARSHALL,
DIED SEPT 6TH 1903.
---
JABEZ MARSHALL
DIED .. 1904." |- |{{Image|file=Marshall-18702.jpg|size=s}} |538N |[[Dickinson-2971|Jessie (Dickinson)]] |[[Dickinson-2971|Marshall]] |1933 |"ERIC MORFITT MARSHALL
BORN MARCH 22 1883,
DIED MARCH 1 1894.
SAFE WITH GOD" |- |{{Image|file=Marshall-18702.jpg|size=s}} |538N |[[Marshall-6119|John William]] |[[Marshall-6119|Marshall]] |1929 |"ERIC MORFITT MARSHALL
BORN MARCH 22 1883,
DIED MARCH 1 1894.
SAFE WITH GOD" |- |{{Image|file=Martin-56893.jpg|size=s}} |747N |[[Martin-56895|Ellen]] |[[Martin-56895|Martin]] |1911 |"In
Loving? Memory
-of-
LOUISA MARTIN,
WHO DIED FEBRUARY 17TH 1897
AGED 80 YEARS.
ALSO JOHN MARTIN,
WHO DIED APRIL 16TH 1897,
AGED 75 YEARS.
'Not my will, but Thine be done.'
Also ELLEN MARTIN,
BELOVED DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED MAY 28TH 1911
AGED 65 YEARS.
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Peace Perfect Peace." |- |{{Image|file=Martin-56893.jpg|size=s}} |747aN |[[Colpus-22|Louisa (Colpus)]] |[[Colpus-22|Martin]] |1897 |"In
Loving? Memory
-of-
LOUISA MARTIN,
WHO DIED FEBRUARY 17TH 1897
AGED 80 YEARS.
ALSO JOHN MARTIN,
WHO DIED APRIL 16TH 1897,
AGED 75 YEARS.
'Not my will, but Thine be done.'
Also ELLEN MARTIN,
BELOVED DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED MAY 28TH 1911
AGED 65 YEARS.
-+-
Peace Perfect Peace." |- |{{Image|file=Martin-56893.jpg|size=s}} |747aN |[[Martin-56893|John]] |[[Martin-56893|Martin]] |1897 |"In
Loving? Memory
-of-
LOUISA MARTIN,
WHO DIED FEBRUARY 17TH 1897
AGED 80 YEARS.
ALSO JOHN MARTIN,
WHO DIED APRIL 16TH 1897,
AGED 75 YEARS.
'Not my will, but Thine be done.'
Also ELLEN MARTIN,
BELOVED DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED MAY 28TH 1911
AGED 65 YEARS.
-+-
Peace Perfect Peace." |- |{{Image|file=Martin-54858.jpg|size=s}} |746aN |[[Martin-54858|Mary Ann]] |[[Martin-54858|Martin]] |1917 |"In
Loving Memory
-of-
EMILY LOUISA POTTER
DIED NOVEMBER 26TH 1916
AGED 51 YEARS
'There shall be no night there.'
Also MARY ANN MARTIN
DIED AUGUST 13TH 1917
AGED 69 YEARS.
'the Lord gave and the Lord taketh away'" |- |{{Image|file=Martin-54771.jpg|size=s}} |2436Y |[[Martin-54771|William Thomas]] |[[Martin-54771|Martin]] |1921 |"G/22040 PRIVATE
W.T. MARTIN
ROYAL WEST KENT REGIMENT
5TH AUGUST 1921" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-330.jpg|size=s}} |944N |[[Martindale-1122|Lucy]] |[[Martindale-1122|Martindale]] |1893 |"In
Loving Memory of
LUCY WIFE OF
JESSE MARTINDALE
WHO FELL ASLEEP
APRIL 14TH 1893,
AGED 52 YEARS.
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'GOD'S FINGER TOUCHED
HER AND SHE SLEPT.'" |- |{{Image|file=Matthews-11443.jpg|size=s}} |171Y |[[Thompson-52696|Avena Maude Barclay (Thompson)]] |[[Thompson-52696|Matthews]] |1939 |"GEORGE FREDERICK
THE BELOVED HUSBAND
OF
A.M.B. MATTHEWS
DIED SEPT 9TH 1931
AGED 72 YEARS.
AVENA MAUDE BARCLAY MATTHEWS
DIED APRIL [28TH] 1939
AGED [84]" |- | |1394N |[[Dodge-6154|Ellen Louisa (Dodge)]] |[[Dodge-6154|Matthews]] |1965 | |- | |170Y |[[Matthews-11445|Frederick Oscar]] |[[Matthews-11445|Matthews]] |1921 | |- | |170Y |[[Matthews-11444|George Albert]] |[[Matthews-11444|Matthews]] |1898 | |- |{{Image|file=Matthews-11443.jpg|size=s}} |171Y |[[Matthews-11443|George Frederick]] |[[Matthews-11443|Matthews]] |1931 |"GEORGE FREDERICK
THE BELOVED HUSBAND
OF
A.M.B. MATTHEWS
DIED SEPT 9TH 1931
AGED 72 YEARS.
AVENA MAUDE BARCLAY MATTHEWS
DIED APRIL [28TH] 1939
AGED [84]" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-214.jpg|size=s}} |1395aN |[[Matthews-10999|Nora]] |[[Matthews-10999|Matthews]] |1921 |"IN
LOVING MEMORY
OF OUR DEAR
NORA
WHO FELL ASLEEP
MAY 1ST 1921
AGED 15 YEARS" |- | |1394N |[[Matthews-11328|Robert]] |[[Matthews-11328|Matthews]] |1950 | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-365.jpg|size=s}} |1012N |[[Matthews-11015|Sarah Sear]] |[[Matthews-11015|Matthews]] |1899 |"SARAH
SEAR MATTHEWS
BORN 23RD APRIL 1838,
DIED 29? JULY 1889
WILLIAM MATTHEWS
BORN 23? DECEMBER 1809?
DIED 4TH .." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-365.jpg|size=s}} |1012N |[[Matthews-11016|William]] |[[Matthews-11016|Matthews]] |1885 |"SARAH
SEAR MATTHEWS
BORN 23RD APRIL 1838,
DIED 29? JULY 1889
WILLIAM MATTHEWS
BORN 23? DECEMBER 1809?
DIED 4TH .." |- |{{Image|file=May-10710.jpg|size=s}} |386N |[[Gatcum-6|Charlotte (Gatcum)]] |[[Gatcum-6|May]] |1867 |"...
EDWARD MAY
28 Y[EARS?...] POSTMASTER
OF GODALMING
WHO DIED .. FEBRUARY 1897
AGED 80 YEARS
ALSO OF CHARLOTTE
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED 12TH MAY 1867
AGED 40 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=May-10710.jpg|size=s}} |386N |[[May-10710|Edward]] |[[May-10710|May]] |1897 |"...
EDWARD MAY
28 Y[EARS?...] POSTMASTER
OF GODALMING
WHO DIED .. FEBRUARY 1897
AGED 80 YEARS
ALSO OF CHARLOTTE
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED 12TH MAY 1867
AGED 40 YEARS" |- | |385N |[[May-10711|Thomas Mansell]] |[[May-10711|May]] |1867 | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-493.jpg|size=s}} |1367N |[[Handford-163|Jane (Handford)]] |[[Handford-163|Mayers]] |1862 |"SACRED
to
THE MEMORY OF
JANE
WIFE OF MARK MAYERS
AND DAUGHTER OF
THOMAS AND MARY
HANDFORD
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
SEPTEMBER 25 [1862]
AGED [55] YEARS" |- | |1366N |[[Mayers-267|Mark]] |[[Mayers-267|Mayers]] |1864 | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-294.jpg|size=s}} |883N |[[Mayne-1001|Amy]] |[[Mayne-1001|Mayne]] |1895 |"IHS
AMY MAYNE
DIED DECEMBER 5TH 1895,
AGED 21 YEARS.
-----
GOD KNEW WHAT WAS BEST
SO HE TOOK HER HOME TO REST." |- |{{Image|file=Mayne-1024.jpg|size=s}} |107-108aY |[[Miles-7669|Emily Rebecca (Miles)]] |[[Miles-7669|Mayne]] |1937 |"In Loving Memory
-of-
EMILY REBECCA
THE BELOVED WIFE OF JOHN MAYNE
WHO PASSED PEACEFULLY AWAY
ON APRIL 27TH 1937, AGED 69 YEARS
-+-
Resting
Also
JOHN MAYNE
HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE
PASSED PEACEFULLY AWAY
SEPT 9TH 1946 AGED 78 YEARS
-+-
REUNITED" |- |{{Image|file=Mayne-1024.jpg|size=s}} |107-108Y |[[Mayne-1024|John]] |[[Mayne-1024|Mayne]] |1946 |"In Loving Memory
-of-
EMILY REBECCA
THE BELOVED WIFE OF JOHN MAYNE
WHO PASSED PEACEFULLY AWAY
ON APRIL 27TH 1937, AGED 69 YEARS
-+-
Resting
Also
JOHN MAYNE
HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE
PASSED PEACEFULLY AWAY
SEPT 9TH 1946 AGED 78 YEARS
-+-
REUNITED" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-333.jpg|size=s}} |952N |[[Mayne-1000|Joseph]] |[[Mayne-1000|Mayne]] |1919 |"IHS
MARTHA MAYNE,
DIED APRIL 4TH 1892,
AGED 57 YEARS.
-----
Also of JOSEPH MAYNE,
HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE
DIED OCT 15TH 1919, AGED 85 YEARS.
-----" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-333.jpg|size=s}} |952N |[[Elson-544|Martha]] |[[Elson-544|Mayne]] |1892 |"IHS
MARTHA MAYNE,
DIED APRIL 4TH 1892,
AGED 57 YEARS.
-----
Also of JOSEPH MAYNE,
HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE
DIED OCT 15TH 1919, AGED 85 YEARS.
-----" |- |{{Image|file=Mandeville-764.jpg|size=s}} |385Y |[[Mandeville-764|Mary]] |[[Mandeville-764|Mayne]] |1866 |"IN
MEMORY OF
MARY MAYNE
WHO DIED
MARCH 20TH [1866]
AGED [74] YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Moon-5260.jpg|size=s}} |600Y |[[Moon-5260|Elizabeth Matilda (Moon)]] |[[Moon-5260|McWhinnie]] |1875 |"In
MEMORY OF
ELIZABETH MATILDA
MCWHINNIE
ONLY DAUGHTER OF THE LATE
JAMES MOON
OF GODALMING
WHO DIED
THE .. DAY OF .. 1875
AGED .." |- |{{Image|file=Mellersh-19.jpg|size=s}} |2132Y |[[Mellersh-23|Agnes Charlotte]] |[[Mellersh-23|Mellersh]] |1938 |"AGNES CHARLOTTE MELLERSH
AT REST MAY 20TH 1938
AGED 81 YEARS.
MARY JANE M[ELLERSH]
AT REST [JULY] 5TH 194[5]
WALTER EDWARD THOMAS MELLERSH
..." |- |{{Image|file=Mellersh-19.jpg|size=s}} |2130Y |[[Mellersh-19|Alfred]] |[[Mellersh-19|Mellersh]] |1878 |"ALFRED MELLERSH
AT REST MARCH 5TH 1878
AGED 56 YEARS
SARAH ANN CHARLOTTE MELLERSH
AT REST OCTOBER 21ST 1892.
EMMA FLORENCE ISABEL MELLERSH
AT REST APRIL 24TH 1947 AGED 85 YEARS
REUNITED" |- |{{Image|file=Mellersh-27.jpg|size=s}} |1930Y |[[Mellersh-27|Alfred William]] |[[Mellersh-27|Mellersh]] |1915 |"In Loving Remembrance
-of-
ALFRED WILLIAM MELLERSH
AT REST NOVEMBER 8TH 1915,
AGED 64 YEARS.
EMILY ELIZABETH MELLERSH,
AT REST DECEMBER 21ST 1935
AGED 68 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-20.jpg|size=s}} |1953Y |[[Mellersh-11|Annie Maude]] |[[Mellersh-11|Mellersh]] |1922 |"ANNIE MAUDE
MELLERSH,
BORN APRIL 7TH 1872
DIED DEC 4TH 1922
ARCHIBALD EWING
MELLERSH,
BORN NOVEMBER 13TH 1866
DIED MAY 31ST 1944.
REGINALD EDWARD MELLERSH
BORN JULY 17TH 1873
DIED SEPTEMBER 20TH 1951.
EVERELD MAY MELLERSH,
BORN NOVEMBER 11TH 1875
DIED JANUARY 23RD 1965." |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-20.jpg|size=s}} |1953Y |[[Mellersh-9|Archibald Ewing]] |[[Mellersh-9|Mellersh]] |1944 |"ANNIE MAUDE
MELLERSH,
BORN APRIL 7TH 1872
DIED DEC 4TH 1922
ARCHIBALD EWING
MELLERSH,
BORN NOVEMBER 13TH 1866
DIED MAY 31ST 1944.
REGINALD EDWARD MELLERSH
BORN JULY 17TH 1873
DIED SEPTEMBER 20TH 1951.
EVERELD MAY MELLERSH,
BORN NOVEMBER 11TH 1875
DIED JANUARY 23RD 1965." |- |{{Image|file=Mellersh-19.jpg|size=s}} |2130Y |[[Mellersh-21|Arthur Charles]] |[[Mellersh-21|Mellersh]] |1918 |"GERTRUDE MARY
CRANSTONE
OCTOBER .. 1890
AGED 12 YEARS.
ARTHUR CHARLES MELLE[RSH]
AT REST FEBRUARY 8TH 1918
AGED 53 YEARS.
ELLEN ELIZABETH SARAH MELLERSH
AT REST APRIL 2ND 1932 AGED 79 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-21.jpg|size=s}} |1954Y |[[Mellersh-13|Caroline Elsie]] |[[Mellersh-13|Mellersh]] |1949 |"KATHERINE MARY MELLERSH
BORN JANUARY 29TH 1871
DIED SEPTEMBER 1ST 1902
MARY JANE TAYLOR
BORN JULY 21ST 1830,
DIED AUGUST 18TH, 1923.
FAITHFUL FRIEND AND NURSE
TO THE FAMILY FOR 55 YEARS
CAROLINE ELSIE MELLERSH
BORN APRIL 28 1878
DIED MARCH 26TH 1949" |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-22.jpg|size=s}} |1954Y |[[Mellersh-15|Charles Edmund]] |[[Mellersh-15|Mellersh]] |1940 |"ROBERT HENRY
MELLERSH
BORN MARCH 7TH 1864
DIED JUNE 1ST 1921
CHARLES EDMUND
MELLERSH
BORN JULY 8TH? 1865
DIED FEBRUARY ? 1940
HERBERT LEWIS MELLERSH
BORN OCTOBER 10TH?..
DIED DECEMBER.." |- |{{Image|file=Mellersh-19.jpg|size=s}} |2130Y |[[Mellersh-22|Ellen Elizabeth Sarah]] |[[Mellersh-22|Mellersh]] |1932 |"GERTRUDE MARY
CRANSTONE
OCTOBER .. 1890
AGED 12 YEARS.
ARTHUR CHARLES MELLE[RSH]
AT REST FEBRUARY 8TH 1918
AGED 53 YEARS.
ELLEN ELIZABETH SARAH MELLERSH
AT REST APRIL 2ND 1932 AGED 79 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Mellersh-27.jpg|size=s}} |1931Y |[[Baldwin-12549|Emily Elizabeth (Baldwin)]] |[[Baldwin-12549|Mellersh]] |1935 |"In Loving Remembrance
-of-
ALFRED WILLIAM MELLERSH
AT REST NOVEMBER 8TH 1915,
AGED 64 YEARS.
EMILY ELIZABETH MELLERSH,
AT REST DECEMBER 21ST 1935
AGED 68 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Mellersh-19.jpg|size=s}} |2132Y |[[Mellersh-20|Emma Florence Isabel]] |[[Mellersh-20|Mellersh]] |1947 |"ALFRED MELLERSH
AT REST MARCH 5TH 1878
AGED 56 YEARS
SARAH ANN CHARLOTTE MELLERSH
AT REST OCTOBER 21ST 1892.
EMMA FLORENCE ISABEL MELLERSH
AT REST APRIL 24TH 1947 AGED 85 YEARS
REUNITED" |- |{{Image|file=Mellersh-28.jpg|size=s}} |1931Y |[[Mellersh-28|Evelyn Gladys]] |[[Mellersh-28|Mellersh]] |1959 |"In Loving memory of
Evelyn Gladys Mellersh
born 17 June 1895
died 12 January 1959
Daughter of
Alfred William &
Emily Elizabeth
Mellersh
of
Godalming" |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-20.jpg|size=s}} |1953Y |[[Mellersh-12|Evereld May]] |[[Mellersh-12|Mellersh]] |1965 |"ANNIE MAUDE
MELLERSH,
BORN APRIL 7TH 1872
DIED DEC 4TH 1922
ARCHIBALD EWING
MELLERSH,
BORN NOVEMBER 13TH 1866
DIED MAY 31ST 1944.
REGINALD EDWARD MELLERSH
BORN JULY 17TH 1873
DIED SEPTEMBER 20TH 1951.
EVERELD MAY MELLERSH,
BORN NOVEMBER 11TH 1875
DIED JANUARY 23RD 1965." |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-22.jpg|size=s}} |1953Y |[[Mellersh-16|Herbert Lewis]] |[[Mellersh-16|Mellersh]] |1947 |"ROBERT HENRY
MELLERSH
BORN MARCH 7TH 1864
DIED JUNE 1ST 1921
CHARLES EDMUND
MELLERSH
BORN JULY 8TH? 1865
DIED FEBRUARY ? 1940
HERBERT LEWIS MELLERSH
BORN OCTOBER 10TH?..
DIED DECEMBER.." |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-21.jpg|size=s}} |1953Y |[[Mellersh-14|Katherine Mary]] |[[Mellersh-14|Mellersh]] |1902 |"KATHERINE MARY MELLERSH
BORN JANUARY 29TH 1871
DIED SEPTEMBER 1ST 1902
MARY JANE TAYLOR
BORN JULY 21ST 1830,
DIED AUGUST 18TH, 1923.
FAITHFUL FRIEND AND NURSE
TO THE FAMILY FOR 55 YEARS
CAROLINE ELSIE MELLERSH
BORN APRIL 28 1878
DIED MARCH 26TH 1949" |- |{{Image|file=Mellersh-19.jpg|size=s}} |2132Y |[[Mellersh-24|Mary Jane]] |[[Mellersh-24|Mellersh]] |1945 |"AGNES CHARLOTTE MELLERSH
AT REST MAY 20TH 1938
AGED 81 YEARS.
MARY JANE M[ELLERSH]
AT REST [JULY] 5TH 194[5]
WALTER EDWARD THOMAS MELLERSH
..." |- |{{Image|file=Mellersh-19.jpg|size=s}} |2132Y |[[Mellersh-25|Walter Edward Thomas]] |[[Mellersh-25|Mellersh]] |1947 |"AGNES CHARLOTTE MELLERSH
AT REST MAY 20TH 1938
AGED 81 YEARS.
MARY JANE M[ELLERSH]
AT REST [JULY] 5TH 194[5]
WALTER EDWARD THOMAS MELLERSH
..." |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-20.jpg|size=s}} |1953Y |[[Mellersh-10|Reginald Edward]] |[[Mellersh-10|Mellersh]] |1951 |"ANNIE MAUDE
MELLERSH,
BORN APRIL 7TH 1872
DIED DEC 4TH 1922
ARCHIBALD EWING
MELLERSH,
BORN NOVEMBER 13TH 1866
DIED MAY 31ST 1944.
REGINALD EDWARD MELLERSH
BORN JULY 17TH 1873
DIED SEPTEMBER 20TH 1951.
EVERELD MAY MELLERSH,
BORN NOVEMBER 11TH 1875
DIED JANUARY 23RD 1965." |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-23.jpg|size=s}} |1953Y |[[Mellersh-18|Robert Edmund]] |[[Mellersh-18|Mellersh]] |1893 |"ROBERT EDMUND
MELLERSH
DIED FEBRUARY 4TH 1893
AGED 62 YEARS.
ALSO SARAH ANN
MELLERSH,
HIS WIFE.
DIED JANUARY 18TH 1905,
AGED 63 YEARS.
BEHOLD, I HAVE REFINED THEE, BUT
NOT WITH SILVER; I HAVE CHOSEN
THEE IN THE FURNACE OF AFFLICTION" |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-22.jpg|size=s}} |1954Y |[[Mellersh-17|Robert Henry]] |[[Mellersh-17|Mellersh]] |1864 |"ROBERT HENRY
MELLERSH
BORN MARCH 7TH 1864
DIED JUNE 1ST 1921
CHARLES EDMUND
MELLERSH
BORN JULY 8TH? 1865
DIED FEBRUARY ? 1940
HERBERT LEWIS MELLERSH
BORN OCTOBER 10TH?..
DIED DECEMBER.." |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-23.jpg|size=s}} |1954Y |[[Sewell-2483|Sarah Ann (Sewell)]] |[[Sewell-2483|Mellersh]] |1905 |"ROBERT EDMUND
MELLERSH
DIED FEBRUARY 4TH 1893
AGED 62 YEARS.
ALSO SARAH ANN
MELLERSH,
HIS WIFE.
DIED JANUARY 18TH 1905,
AGED 63 YEARS.
BEHOLD, I HAVE REFINED THEE, BUT
NOT WITH SILVER; I HAVE CHOSEN
THEE IN THE FURNACE OF AFFLICTION" |- |{{Image|file=Mellersh-19.jpg|size=s}} |2130Y |[[Holland-10919|Sarah Ann Charlotte (Holland)]] |[[Holland-10919|Mellersh]] |1892 |"ALFRED MELLERSH
AT REST MARCH 5TH 1878
AGED 56 YEARS
SARAH ANN CHARLOTTE MELLERSH
AT REST OCTOBER 21ST 1892.
EMMA FLORENCE ISABEL MELLERSH
AT REST APRIL 24TH 1947 AGED 85 YEARS
REUNITED" |- |{{Image|file=Messenger-1117.jpg|size=s}} |676N |[[Barratt-655|Anna (Barratt)]] |[[Barratt-655|Messenger]] |1925 |"IN
Affectionate Remembrance of
CHARLES HERBERT MESSENGER
WHO DIED MAY 15TH 1894
AGED 23 YEARS.
ERECTED BY HIS SORROWING RELATIVES
AND FRIENDS.
'THY WILL BE DONE.'
Also of
FREDERICK MESSENGER
FATHER OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED JULY 22ND 1895
AGED 58 YEARS
ALSO OF ANNA MESSENGER WIFE OF THE ABOVE
PASSED PEACEFULLY AWAY ...
AGED [86] YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Messenger-1117.jpg|size=s}} |676N |[[Messenger-1117|Charles Herbert]] |[[Messenger-1117|Messenger]] |1894 |"IN
Affectionate Remembrance of
CHARLES HERBERT MESSENGER
WHO DIED MAY 15TH 1894
AGED 23 YEARS.
ERECTED BY HIS SORROWING RELATIVES
AND FRIENDS.
'THY WILL BE DONE.'
Also of
FREDERICK MESSENGER
FATHER OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED JULY 22ND 1895
AGED 58 YEARS
ALSO OF ANNA MESSENGER WIFE OF THE ABOVE
PASSED PEACEFULLY AWAY ...
AGED [86] YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Messenger-1117.jpg|size=s}} |676N |[[Messenger-1118|Frederick]] |[[Messenger-1118|Messenger]] |1895 |"IN
Affectionate Remembrance of
CHARLES HERBERT MESSENGER
WHO DIED MAY 15TH 1894
AGED 23 YEARS.
ERECTED BY HIS SORROWING RELATIVES
AND FRIENDS.
'THY WILL BE DONE.'
Also of
FREDERICK MESSENGER
FATHER OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED JULY 22ND 1895
AGED 58 YEARS
ALSO OF ANNA MESSENGER WIFE OF THE ABOVE
PASSED PEACEFULLY AWAY ...
AGED [86] YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Miles-7692.jpg|size=s}} |2613Y |[[Clarke-14335|Emma (Clarke)]] |[[Clarke-14335|Miles]] |1884 |"In
Affectionate Memory
-of-
EMMA
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
MITCHELL MILES
BORN JUNE 28TH 1839,
DIED MARCH 14TH 1884,
IN HER 45TH YEAR
OH CALL IT NOT DEATH TIS A HOLY SLEEP
AND THE PRECIOUS DUST THE LORD DOTH KEEP
MITCHELL MILES
BORN APRIL 5TH 1834 DIED APRIL 1ST 1887
AGED 53 YEARS
THERE REMAINETH THEREFORE A REST
TO THE PEOPLE OF GOD HEB .." |- |{{Image|file=Miles-7691.jpg|size=s}} |2610Y |[[Miles-7691|Frederick]] |[[Miles-7691|Miles]] |1876 |"..
Memory..
Frederic Miles
Died March .. 1876
Aged [3]8" |- |{{Image|file=Miles-7704.jpg|size=s}} |2552Y |[[Miles-7704|Lilian Maria]] |[[Miles-7704|Miles]] |1883 |"..." |- |{{Image|file=Miles-7692.jpg|size=s}} |2613Y |[[Miles-7692|Mitchell]] |[[Miles-7692|Miles]] |1887 |"In
Affectionate Memory
-of-
EMMA
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
MITCHELL MILES
BORN JUNE 28TH 1839,
DIED MARCH 14TH 1884,
IN HER 45TH YEAR
OH CALL IT NOT DEATH TIS A HOLY SLEEP
AND THE PRECIOUS DUST THE LORD DOTH KEEP
MITCHELL MILES
BORN APRIL 5TH 1834 DIED APRIL 1ST 1887
AGED 53 YEARS
THERE REMAINETH THEREFORE A REST
TO THE PEOPLE OF GOD HEB .." |- |{{Image|file=Sly-503.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Miller-70079|Benjamin]] |[[Miller-70079|Miller]] |1871 |"In
MEMORY OF
MARY THE WIFE OF
BENJAMIN MILLER
LATE OF FROME IN THE
COUNTY OF SOMERSET
WHO DIED DECR 10TH 1883
AGED [86] YEARS.
-+-
ALSO OF
BENJAMIN MILLER
..
W[HO DIE]D DECR 11TH 1871
AGED 71 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Miller-70820.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Miller-70820|James]] |[[Miller-70820|Miller]] |1872 |"In Sacred Memory of
JAMES MILLER
WHO DIED MAY 21ST 1872,
AGED 69 YEARS.
-+-
Also of
SARAH MILLER
WHO DIED JUNE 3RD 1885
AGED 80 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Sly-503.jpg|size=s}} |885Y |[[Sly-503|Mary (Sly)]] |[[Sly-503|Miller]] |1883 |"In
MEMORY OF
MARY THE WIFE OF
BENJAMIN MILLER
LATE OF FROME IN THE
COUNTY OF SOMERSET
WHO DIED DECR 10TH 1883
AGED [86] YEARS.
-+-
ALSO OF
BENJAMIN MILLER
..
W[HO DIE]D DECR 11TH 1871
AGED 71 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Miller-70820.jpg|size=s}} |2409AY |[[Holden-4453|Sarah (Holden)]] |[[Holden-4453|Miller]] |1885 |"In Sacred Memory of
JAMES MILLER
WHO DIED MAY 21ST 1872,
AGED 69 YEARS.
-+-
Also of
SARAH MILLER
WHO DIED JUNE 3RD 1885
AGED 80 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Mills-17568.jpg|size=s}} |270N |[[Mills-17568|Albert]] |[[Mills-17568|Mills]] |1887 |"In Loving Memory of
ihs
ALBERT MILLS
WHO DIED DECR 5TH 1887
AGED 39 YEARS
COME UNTO ME ALL YE THAT LABOUR AND
ARE HEAVY LADEN AND I WILL GIVE YE REST" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-245.jpg|size=s}} |1409N |[[Mills-16199|Arthur William]] |[[Mills-16199|Mills]] |1916 |"4317 PRIVATE
A. W. MILLS,
HEREFORDSHIRE REGIMENT
1ST MARCH 1916." |- |{{Image|file=Mills-16907.jpg|size=s}} |2178Y |[[Morris-25994|Catherine (Morris)]] |[[Morris-25994|Mills]] |1893 |"In
LOVING MEMORY OF
CATHERINE MILLS
WHO DIED
APRIL 30TH 1893
AGED 82 YEARS
-+-
NOW THE LABOURER'S TASK IS O'ER
NOW THE BATTLE DAY IS PAST
NOW UPON THE FARTHER SHORE
LANDS THE VOYAGER AT LAST.
FATHER, IN THY GRACIOUS KEEPING
LEAVE WE NOW THY SERVANT SLEEPING.
-+-
ALSO OF
CATHERINE ALICE
HARRINGTON
DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
MAY 28TH 1894
AGED 43 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Mills-16907.jpg|size=s}} |2177Y |[[Mills-16907|Edward]] |[[Mills-16907|Mills]] |1867 |"Sacred
to
THE MEMORY OF
EDWARD MILLS
WHO DIED
MARCH 18TH 1867
IN THE 55TH
YEAR OF
HIS AGE
...
... THAT PASS THIS ..." |- | |1409N |[[Keen-2667|Emma (Keen)]] |[[Keen-2667|Mills]] |1902 | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-453.jpg|size=s}} |1294-5N |[[Mills-16200|Henry]] |[[Mills-16200|Mills]] |1905 |"IN
Ever Loving Memory of
HENRY MILLS
DIED JUNE 21 1905
AGED 42 YEARS.
-----
UNTIL THE DAY BREAK
Also
NAOMI MILLS
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
BORN SEPT 17TH 1858 DIED APRIL 27TH 1929
-----
Resting" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-288.jpg|size=s}} |879N |[[Mills-16201|Maria]] |[[Mills-16201|Mills]] |1895 |"..Loving Memory of
MARIA MILLS
WHO DIED OCTOBER 29TH 1895" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-453.jpg|size=s}} |1294-5N |[[Stedman-770|Naomi]] |[[Stedman-770|Mills]] |1929 |"IN
Ever Loving Memory of
HENRY MILLS
DIED JUNE 21 1905
AGED 42 YEARS.
-----
UNTIL THE DAY BREAK
Also
NAOMI MILLS
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
BORN SEPT 17TH 1858 DIED APRIL 27TH 1929
-----
Resting" |- |{{Image|file=Woods-13587.jpg|size=s}} |571N |[[Mills-17527|Richard]] |[[Mills-17527|Mills]] |1909 |"In Loving Memory
-of-
GEORGE CHARMAN WOODS
WHO DIED MAY 27 1891,
AGED 55 YEARS.
Also of
RICHARD MILLS,
DIED MAY 4TH 190[9]
AGED 87 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Mills-16682.jpg|size=s}} |2759Y |[[Mills-16682|Thomas]] |[[Mills-16682|Mills]] |1882 |"In
Loving Memory of
THOMAS MILLS,
WHO DIED MARCH 14TH 1882,
AGED 30 YEARS.
-+-
NO MORE PAIN." |- |{{Image|file=Millum-7.jpg|size=s}} |704Y |[[Millum-7|William]] |[[Millum-7|Millum]] |1857 |"Sacred
to the Memory of
William Millum
who died July 4th 1857
In the 80th Year of his age." |- |{{Image|file=Mitchell-25771.jpg|size=s}} |602Y |[[Williams-79240|Eleanor (Williams)]] |[[Williams-79240|Mitchell]] |1928 |"WILLIAM THOMAS MITCHELL
DIED APRIL [27TH] 1927 AGED 76
ELEANOR MITCHELL
DIED JULY 11TH 1928 AGED [78]" |- |{{Image|file=Hurdley-14.jpg|size=s}} |21AY |[[Hurdley-14|Sarah (Hurdley)]] |[[Hurdley-14|Mitchell]] |1886 |"In
Loving Memory of
SARAH MITCHELL
WHO FELL ASLEEP
APRIL 16TH 1886,
AGED 75 YEARS.
-+-
'BLESSED ARE THE DEAD WHICH
DIE IN THE LORD.'
-+-
Also of
SARAH, DAUGHTER
DIED JANUARY 23RD 1897
AGED 44 YEARS.
-+-
PEACE, PERFECT PEACE" |- |{{Image|file=Hurdley-14.jpg|size=s}} |21AY |[[Mitchell-26017|Sarah]] |[[Mitchell-26017|Mitchell]] |1897 |"In
Loving Memory of
SARAH MITCHELL
WHO FELL ASLEEP
APRIL 16TH 1886,
AGED 75 YEARS.
-+-
'BLESSED ARE THE DEAD WHICH
DIE IN THE LORD.'
-+-
Also of
SARAH, DAUGHTER
DIED JANUARY 23RD 1897
AGED 44 YEARS.
-+-
PEACE, PERFECT PEACE" |- |{{Image|file=Mitchell-25771.jpg|size=s}} |602Y |[[Mitchell-25771|William Thomas]] |[[Mitchell-25771|Mitchell]] |1927 |"WILLIAM THOMAS MITCHELL
DIED APRIL [27TH] 1927 AGED 76
ELEANOR MITCHELL
DIED JULY 11TH 1928 AGED [78]" |- |{{Image|file=Moline-92.jpg|size=s}} |2459Y |[[Moline-92|Elizabeth]] |[[Moline-92|Moline]] |1869 |"Elizabeth Moline
...
September .. 1869" |- |{{Image|file=Moline-97.jpg|size=s}} |288N |[[Moline-97|Henry]] |[[Moline-97|Moline]] |1879 |"Henry Moline
Born October? .. 1798
Died May .. 1879" |- |{{Image|file=Moon-5530.jpg|size=s}} |2113Y |[[Coombes-659|Angelina (Coombes)]] |[[Coombes-659|Moon]] |1867 |"SACRED
TO THE MEMORY OF
ANGELINA,
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
JAMES MOON,
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
AUGUST 25TH 1867,
AGED 42 YEARS.
LOOKING FOR THAT BLESSED HOPE AND THE
GLORIOUS APPEARANCE OF THE GREAT GOD
AND OUR SAVIOUR JESUS CHRIST.
-+-
AND OF
JAMES MOON
HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE
BORN SEPTEMBER 27TH 1817
DIED OCTOBER 20TH? 1889.
-+-
AND OF
ARCHIBALD MOON
SECOND SON OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED JAN 23RD 1891 AT
... IOWA U.S.A.
AND WAS THERE INTERRED
AGED 37" |- |{{Image|file=Moon-5530.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Moon-5532|Archibald]] |[[Moon-5532|Moon]] |1891 |"SACRED
TO THE MEMORY OF
ANGELINA,
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
JAMES MOON,
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
AUGUST 25TH 1867,
AGED 42 YEARS.
LOOKING FOR THAT BLESSED HOPE AND THE
GLORIOUS APPEARANCE OF THE GREAT GOD
AND OUR SAVIOUR JESUS CHRIST.
-+-
AND OF
JAMES MOON
HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE
BORN SEPTEMBER 27TH 1817
DIED OCTOBER 20TH? 1889.
-+-
AND OF
ARCHIBALD MOON
SECOND SON OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED JAN 23RD 1891 AT
... IOWA U.S.A.
AND WAS THERE INTERRED
AGED 37" |- | |3618Y |[[Moon-5208|David Ozias]] |[[Moon-5208|Moon]] |1936 | |- | |3618Y |[[Carr-11364|Ellen Florence (Carr)]] |[[Carr-11364|Moon]] |1943 | |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-24.jpg|size=s}} |2145Y |[[Moon-5034|Henry]] |[[Moon-5034|Moon]] |1879 |"SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF
HENRY MOON
BORN JANUARY 12TH 1815
DIED OCTOBER 28TH 1879
ALSO OF
MARY ANN MOON
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
BORN MARCH 25TH 1825
DIED JANUARY 6TH 1891" |- |{{Image|file=Moon-5530.jpg|size=s}} |2113Y |[[Moon-5530|James]] |[[Moon-5530|Moon]] |1889 |"SACRED
TO THE MEMORY OF
ANGELINA,
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
JAMES MOON,
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
AUGUST 25TH 1867,
AGED 42 YEARS.
LOOKING FOR THAT BLESSED HOPE AND THE
GLORIOUS APPEARANCE OF THE GREAT GOD
AND OUR SAVIOUR JESUS CHRIST.
-+-
AND OF
JAMES MOON
HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE
BORN SEPTEMBER 27TH 1817
DIED OCTOBER 20TH? 1889.
-+-
AND OF
ARCHIBALD MOON
SECOND SON OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED JAN 23RD 1891 AT
... IOWA U.S.A.
AND WAS THERE INTERRED
AGED 37" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-282.jpg|size=s}} |874N |[[Moon-5206|John]] |[[Moon-5206|Moon]] |1895 |"In Loving Memory of
JOHN MOON
BORN MARCH 8 1822
DIED APRIL 13TH? 1895
----
A HUSBAND DEAR, A FATHER KIND
HAS GONE AND LEFT US ALL BEHIND
A SUFFERER GREAT BUT NOW AT REST
WE HOPE WITH CHRIST FOR EVER BLEST
ALSO of
MARY ANN
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
JANUARY 2ND 1904
AGED 79 YEARS.
----
IN LIFE A CHRISTIAN TRUE BELOVED RESPECTED
ALL OWN NO DUTY WAS BY HER NEGLECTED
IN DEATH SERENE AND CALM WITHOUT A FROWN
SHE'S BORNE THE CROSS AND GONE TO WEAR THE CROWN" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-282.jpg|size=s}} |874N |Mary Ann |Moon |1904 |"In Loving Memory of
JOHN MOON
BORN MARCH 8 1822
DIED APRIL 13TH? 1895
----
A HUSBAND DEAR, A FATHER KIND
HAS GONE AND LEFT US ALL BEHIND
A SUFFERER GREAT BUT NOW AT REST
WE HOPE WITH CHRIST FOR EVER BLEST
ALSO of
MARY ANN
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
JANUARY 2ND 1904
AGED 79 YEARS.
----
IN LIFE A CHRISTIAN TRUE BELOVED RESPECTED
ALL OWN NO DUTY WAS BY HER NEGLECTED
IN DEATH SERENE AND CALM WITHOUT A FROWN
SHE'S BORNE THE CROSS AND GONE TO WEAR THE CROWN" |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-24.jpg|size=s}} |2145Y |[[Penglase-114|Mary Ann (Penglase)]] |[[Penglase-114|Moon]] |1891 |"SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF
HENRY MOON
BORN JANUARY 12TH 1815
DIED OCTOBER 28TH 1879
ALSO OF
MARY ANN MOON
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
BORN MARCH 25TH 1825
DIED JANUARY 6TH 1891" |- |{{Image|file=Moon-5249.jpg|size=s}} |623Y |[[Moon-5249|Walter]] |[[Moon-5249|Moon]] |1859 |"In
MEMORY OF
WALTER SON OF
HENRY AND
HARRIET MOON
WHO DIED
MARCH 6TH 1859
AGED 3 YEARS AND
7 MONTHS." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-564.jpg|size=s}} |75AN |[[Pannifer-4|Ellen Mary]] |[[Pannifer-4|Moore]] |1954 |"In Ever Loving Memory
-of-
WILLIAM JOSEPH MOORE,
WHO PASSED AWAY AUGUST 14TH 1946
AGED 74 YEARS.
---
Also ELLEN MARY, HIS WIFE,
REUNITED JULY 17TH 1954
AGED 79 YEARS.
---
For ever in our thoughts." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-450.jpg|size=s}} |1351N |[[Moore-50310|Mary]] |[[Moore-50310|Moore]] |1871 |"Born Jan? 1.. 1855
Mary Moore
Died Oct 27? 1871" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-433.jpg|size=s}} |1346N |[[Moore-50312|Philemon Philip]] |[[Moore-50312|Moore]] |1867 |"Sacred
TO THE .. MEMORY OF
PHILEMON PHILIP MOORE
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
OCTOBER 29TH 1867
AGED 63 YEARS
HOPE.." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-564.jpg|size=s}} |75AN |[[Moore-50309|William Joseph]] |[[Moore-50309|Moore]] |1946 |"In Ever Loving Memory
-of-
WILLIAM JOSEPH MOORE,
WHO PASSED AWAY AUGUST 14TH 1946
AGED 74 YEARS.
---
Also ELLEN MARY, HIS WIFE,
REUNITED JULY 17TH 1954
AGED 79 YEARS.
---
For ever in our thoughts." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-472.jpg|size=s}} |1623Y |[[Tomlin-791|Harriet]] |[[Tomlin-791|Morris]] |1881 |"In
Affectionate Remembrance of
HARRIET, WIFE OF
SAMUEL MORRIS
WHO DIED APRIL 18TH 1881
AGED 71 YEARS.
-----
'PREPARE TO MEET THY GOD.'" |- | |1623N |[[Morris-24981|Samuel]] |[[Morris-24981|Morris]] |1893 | |- | |44Y |[[Moss-7005|Eldred Pottinger]] |[[Moss-7005|Moss]] |1887 | |- |{{Image|file=Moss-6611.jpg|size=s}} |664Y |[[Smith-Gordon-3|Eliza Isabella (Smith-Gordon)]] |[[Smith-Gordon-3|Moss]] |1898 |"IN MEMORY OF
ELIZA ISABELLA
W[IFE OF WILLIA]M MOSS
WHO DIED SEPTEMBER 10TH 1898
AGED 43 YEARS.
----
'OH LET ..THY PLENTEOUS PEACE
AND ...NS ETERNAL REST.'
ALSO OF THE ABOVE NAMED
WILLIAM MOSS
40 YEARS MASTER OF CHARTERHOUSE SCHOOL
WHO DIED OCTOBER 15TH 1916 AGED 64 YEARS
[UNTIL THE DAY BREAKS AND] THE SHADOWS FLEE AWAY.
[RONALD STAFFORD SON OF]
S.H. & W. I. GREEN
GRANDSON OF WILLIAM MOSS
DIED DEC 1ST 1911." |- | |45Y |[[Moss-7006|Ethel Louisa]] |[[Moss-7006|Moss]] |1880 | |- | |45Y |[[Moss-7007|Lionel]] |[[Moss-7007|Moss]] |1887 | |- |{{Image|file=Moss-6611.jpg|size=s}} |664Y |[[Moss-6611|William]] |[[Moss-6611|Moss]] |1916 |"IN MEMORY OF
ELIZA ISABELLA
W[IFE OF WILLIA]M MOSS
WHO DIED SEPTEMBER 10TH 1898
AGED 43 YEARS.
----
'OH LET ..THY PLENTEOUS PEACE
AND ...NS ETERNAL REST.'
ALSO OF THE ABOVE NAMED
WILLIAM MOSS
40 YEARS MASTER OF CHARTERHOUSE SCHOOL
WHO DIED OCTOBER 15TH 1916 AGED 64 YEARS
[UNTIL THE DAY BREAKS AND] THE SHADOWS FLEE AWAY.
[RONALD STAFFORD SON OF]
S.H. & W. I. GREEN
GRANDSON OF WILLIAM MOSS
DIED DEC 1ST 1911." |- |{{Image|file=Moxon-220.jpg|size=s}} |405N |[[Moxon-220|James Edward]] |[[Moxon-220|Moxon]] |1890 |"UNTIL THE DAY BREAK
In Loving Memory
-of-
JAMES EDWARD MOXON
OF FARNCOMBE PLACE
BORN 19TH APRIL 1822, FELL ASLEEP 14TH APRIL 1890
BLESSED ARE THE DEAD WHICH DIE IN THE LORD - THEY REST FROM
THEIR LABOURS AND THEIR WORKS DO FOLLOW THEM." |- |{{Image|file=Mullard-84.jpg|size=s}} |2111Y |[[Cooper-25863|Emma (Cooper)]] |[[Cooper-25863|Mullard]] |1871 |"Sacred to the Memory
-of-
HENRY MULLARD,
BORN JANUARY 23RD 1822,
DIED JANUARY 15TH 1898.
FOR SEVENTEEN YEARS POSTMASTER OF
-FARNCOMBE-
-+-
HE THAT IS FAITHFUL IN THAT WHICH IS LEAST,
IS FAITHFUL ALSO IN MUCH.
Also EMMA,
WIFE OF THE ABOVE,
BORN APRIL 27TH 1827,
DIED APRIL 30TH 1871.
PRAISE GOD FROM WHOM ALL BLESSINGS FLOW" |- | |2111Y |[[Mullard-85|Helena Emma]] |[[Mullard-85|Mullard]] |1925 | |- |{{Image|file=Mullard-84.jpg|size=s}} |2110Y |[[Mullard-84|Henry]] |[[Mullard-84|Mullard]] |1898 |"Sacred to the Memory
-of-
HENRY MULLARD,
BORN JANUARY 23RD 1822,
DIED JANUARY 15TH 1898.
FOR SEVENTEEN YEARS POSTMASTER OF
-FARNCOMBE-
-+-
HE THAT IS FAITHFUL IN THAT WHICH IS LEAST,
IS FAITHFUL ALSO IN MUCH.
Also EMMA,
WIFE OF THE ABOVE,
BORN APRIL 27TH 1827,
DIED APRIL 30TH 1871.
PRAISE GOD FROM WHOM ALL BLESSINGS FLOW" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-604.jpg|size=s}} |1672Y |[[Mundy-1048|George]] |[[Mundy-1048|Mundy]] |1938 |"In ever Loving Memory of
SARAH ELIZA
BELOVED WIFE OF GEORGE MUNDY
DIED MARCH 21ST 1912
AGED 52 YEARS
---
At Rest.
Also of GEORGE MUNDY,
PASSED TO HIS REST 21ST SEPT 1938
AGED 82 YEARS.
---" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-621.jpg|size=s}} |1673cY |[[Mayhew-1471|Jessie (Mayhew)]] |[[Mayhew-1471|Mundy]] |1912 |"In ever Loving Memory of
JESSIE
THE DEARLY BELOVED WIFE OF
FREDERICK GEORGE MUNDY
WHO PASSED AWAY JULY 7TH 1912
AGED 29 YEARS.
---
Also of MARY,
DEARLY BELOVED WIFE OF
FREDERICK GEORGE MUNDY
AT REST 17TH OCT 1954." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-621.jpg|size=s}} |1673Y |[[Sell-925|Mary Louise]] |[[Sell-925|Mundy]] |1954 |"In ever Loving Memory of
JESSIE
THE DEARLY BELOVED WIFE OF
FREDERICK GEORGE MUNDY
WHO PASSED AWAY JULY 7TH 1912
AGED 29 YEARS.
---
Also of MARY,
DEARLY BELOVED WIFE OF
FREDERICK GEORGE MUNDY
AT REST 17TH OCT 1954." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-604.jpg|size=s}} |1672Y |[[Wright-38555|Sarah Eliza]] |[[Wright-38555|Mundy]] |1912 |"In ever Loving Memory of
SARAH ELIZA
BELOVED WIFE OF GEORGE MUNDY
DIED MARCH 21ST 1912
AGED 52 YEARS
---
At Rest.
Also of GEORGE MUNDY,
PASSED TO HIS REST 21ST SEPT 1938
AGED 82 YEARS.
---" |- | |35Y |[[Mundy-1050|Unknown]] |[[Mundy-1050|Mundy]] |1909 | |- |{{Image|file=Muntzer-6.jpg|size=s}} |2251Y |[[Muntzer-7|Frederick]] |[[Muntzer-7|Muntzer]] |1936 |"FREDERICK
MUNTZER
DIED 6TH JULY 1936
AGED 85" |- |{{Image|file=Muntzer-6.jpg|size=s}} |2250Y |[[Reekes-2|Mary Blanche (Reekes)]] |[[Reekes-2|Muntzer]] |1934 |"MARY BLANCHE
MUNTZER
DIED 23RD NOV 1934
AGED 88." |- |{{Image|file=Muntzer-6.jpg|size=s}} |2250Y |[[Muntzer-6|Thomas]] |[[Muntzer-6|Muntzer]] |1903 |"THOMAS MUNTZER
DIED
22ND SEPTEMBER 1903
AGED 22." |- |{{Image|file=Murray-16454.jpg|size=s}} |88Y |[[Murray-16454|John Charles d'Urban]] |[[Murray-16454|Murray]] |1895 |"IN MEMORY OF
JOHN CHARLES D'URBAN MURRAY,
COLONEL ROYAL ARTILLERY
BORN 29TH MAY 1840
DIED 12TH APRIL 1895
WAITING FOR THE COMING OF OUR LORD JESUS CHRIST
I COR ..
BY THY CROSS AND PASSION GOOD LORD DELIVER US." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-303.jpg|size=s}} |903N |[[Murray-16323|Maria]] |[[Murray-16323|Murray]] |1895 |"MARIA MURRAY
DAUGHTER OF
JOHN MURRAY
OF 50 ALBEMARLE STREET LONDON
BORN 1816" |- |{{Image|file=Mush-7.jpg|size=s}} |2125Y |[[Mush-7|John]] |[[Mush-7|Mush]] |1873 |"In memory of
Captn. John Mush
17th Regt.
who died January 27th 1873
Aged 31 Years
By his Brother Officers." |- |{{Image|file=Nash-7754.jpg|size=s}} |25Y |[[Nash-7754|William Peter]] |[[Nash-7754|Nash]] |1862 |"SACRED
to
THE MEMORY OF
WILLIAM PETER NASH
WHO DIED AUGUST 13TH 1862
AGED 57 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Harvey-13728.jpg|size=s}} |2615Y |[[Harvey-13728|Maria Louisa (Harvey)]] |[[Harvey-13728|Nation]] |1867 |"TO
THE MEMORY OF
MARIA LOUISA
NATION
BORN AUGST 2ND 1824,
DIED SEPTR 29TH 1867" |- |{{Image|file=Nelson-19954.jpg|size=s}} |688Y |[[Nelson-19954|Charles Gudgeon]] |[[Nelson-19954|Nelson]] |1892 |"IN LOVING MEMORY
CHARLES NELSON CAPT. R.N.
AGED 64
AT REST APRIL 20TH 1892.
WHEN HE GIVETH QUIETNESS
WHO THEN CAN MAKE TROUBLE JOB 34:29
ALSO OF JANE, HIS WIFE
AGED 86
AT REST SEPT 30TH 1920" |- |{{Image|file=Nelson-19954.jpg|size=s}} |688Y |[[Grant-14541|Jane (Grant)]] |[[Grant-14541|Nelson]] |1920 |"IN LOVING MEMORY
CHARLES NELSON CAPT. R.N.
AGED 64
AT REST APRIL 20TH 1892.
WHEN HE GIVETH QUIETNESS
WHO THEN CAN MAKE TROUBLE JOB 34:29
ALSO OF JANE, HIS WIFE
AGED 86
AT REST SEPT 30TH 1920" |- |{{Image|file=Nevill-332.jpg|size=s}} |264Y |[[Nevill-334|Allan]] |[[Nevill-334|Nevill]] |1902 |".. OF WILLIAM NEVILL
.." |- |{{Image|file=Nevill-332.jpg|size=s}} |261Y |[[Nevill-333|Guy Pelly]] |[[Nevill-333|Nevill]] |1884 |".. OF WILLIAM NEVILL
.." |- |{{Image|file=Nevill-332.jpg|size=s}} |263Y |[[Oridge-1|Mary (Oridge)]] |[[Oridge-1|Nevill]] |1857 |".. OF WILLIAM NEVILL
.." |- |{{Image|file=Nevill-332.jpg|size=s}} |262Y |[[Nevill-332|William]] |[[Nevill-332|Nevill]] |1874 |".. OF WILLIAM NEVILL
.." |- | |62aN |[[Webster-10482|Elizabeth (Webster)]] |[[Webster-10482|Newman]] |1937 | |- |{{Image|file=Newman-9604.jpg|size=s}} |2651Y |[[Newman-9604|Harvey]] |[[Newman-9604|Newman]] |1875 |"SACRED
TO THE
MEMORY OF HARVEY NEWMAN
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE APR.. [1875]
IN HIS 43RD YEAR
AND OF
LUCY
WIFE OF THE
ABOVE
..." |- | |62aN |[[Newman-9317|James]] |[[Newman-9317|Newman]] |1929 | |- |{{Image|file=Newman-9492.jpg|size=s}} |2694Y |[[Newman-9492|John]] |[[Newman-9492|Newman]] |1863 |"In
Memory of
JOHN NEWMAN
formerly of Singleton
Sussex
who died June 29th 1863
Aged 63 Years" |- |{{Image|file=Newman-9604.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Newman-9604|Lucy (Randall)]] |[[Newman-9604|Newman]] | |"SACRED
TO THE
MEMORY OF HARVEY NEWMAN
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE APR.. [1875]
IN HIS 43RD YEAR
AND OF
LUCY
WIFE OF THE
ABOVE
..." |- |{{Image|file=Warner-9190.jpg|size=s}} |2652Y |[[Warner-9189|Mary (Warner)]] |[[Warner-9189|Newman]] |1899 |"Sacred
..
JESSE WARNER
..." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-254.jpg|size=s}} |806N |[[Newman-9316|William John]] |[[Newman-9316|Newman]] |1899 |"..
WILLIAM JOHN NEWMAN
THE BELOVED AND ELDEST SON OF
JAMES & ELIZABETH NEWMAN
WHO DIED .. 1899
[AGED 21 YEARS]
----
..." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-515.jpg|size=s}} |1376N |[[Nicholls-2583|Arthur]] |[[Nicholls-2583|Nicholls]] |1866 |"SACRED
to the Memory of
JASPER NICHOLLS,
who died December 1st 1865
AGED 43 YEARS.
----
And SARAH his Wife
who died July..3..1876
AGED 53 YEARS.
...
ALSO OF
ARTHUR son of the above
.. 1866..
.." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-489.jpg|size=s}} |1562N |[[Young-35604|Elizabeth]] |[[Young-35604|Nicholls]] |1894 |"IN
MEMORY OF
EMMA ELIZABETH
NICHOLLS
WHO DIED
SEPTEMBER 15TH 1871,
AGED 20 YEARS.
-----
'ABSENT FROM THE BODY, PRESENT WITH
THE LORD.'
-----
ALSO
ELIZABETH NICHOLLS,
MOTHER OF THE ABOVE,
WHO DIED JANUARY 30TH 1894,
AGED 68 YEARS.
-----
THE DEAD IN CHRIST SHALL RISE FIRST" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-489.jpg|size=s}} |1562N |[[Nicholls-2595|Emma Elizabeth]] |[[Nicholls-2595|Nicholls]] |1871 |"IN
MEMORY OF
EMMA ELIZABETH
NICHOLLS
WHO DIED
SEPTEMBER 15TH 1871,
AGED 20 YEARS.
-----
'ABSENT FROM THE BODY, PRESENT WITH
THE LORD.'
-----
ALSO
ELIZABETH NICHOLLS,
MOTHER OF THE ABOVE,
WHO DIED JANUARY 30TH 1894,
AGED 68 YEARS.
-----
THE DEAD IN CHRIST SHALL RISE FIRST" |- |{{Image|file=Nicholls-2638.jpg|size=s}} |233Y |[[Nicholls-2638|George Frederick]] |[[Nicholls-2638|Nicholls]] |1902 |"with Christ in God COLNS. 3 C 3 V
GEORGE FREDERICK NICHOLLS
FELL ASLEEP IN JESUS
DECEMBER 9TH 1902
AGED 55 YEARS.
--
Also JOHN NICHOLLS,
FATHER OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED IN THE YEAR 1860" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-515.jpg|size=s}} |1375N |[[Nicholls-2584|Jasper]] |[[Nicholls-2584|Nicholls]] |1865 |"SACRED
to the Memory of
JASPER NICHOLLS,
who died December 1st 1865
AGED 43 YEARS.
----
And SARAH his Wife
who died July..3..1876
AGED 53 YEARS.
...
ALSO OF
ARTHUR son of the above
.. 1866..
.." |- |{{Image|file=Nicholls-2638.jpg|size=s}} |233Y |[[Nicholls-2594|John]] |[[Nicholls-2594|Nicholls]] |1860 |"with Christ in God COLNS. 3 C 3 V
GEORGE FREDERICK NICHOLLS
FELL ASLEEP IN JESUS
DECEMBER 9TH 1902
AGED 55 YEARS.
--
Also JOHN NICHOLLS,
FATHER OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED IN THE YEAR 1860" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-369.jpg|size=s}} |1476cN |[[Tribe-212|Mary (Tribe)]] |[[Tribe-212|Nicholls]] |1949 |"IN MEMORY OF
WILLIAM NICHOLLS
BORN MAY 11TH 1853
DIED JULY 10TH 1939
AT REST
AND OF HIS WIFE
MARY NICHOLLS
BORN APRIL .. 1852
DIED MARCH .. 1949" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-515.jpg|size=s}} |1325N |[[Johnson-85879|Sarah]] |[[Johnson-85879|Nicholls]] |1876 |"SACRED
to the Memory of
JASPER NICHOLLS,
who died December 1st 1865
AGED 43 YEARS.
----
And SARAH his Wife
who died July..3..1876
AGED 53 YEARS.
...
ALSO OF
ARTHUR son of the above
.. 1866..
.." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-369.jpg|size=s}} |1476cN |[[Nicholls-2585|William]] |[[Nicholls-2585|Nicholls]] |1939 |"IN MEMORY OF
WILLIAM NICHOLLS
BORN MAY 11TH 1853
DIED JULY 10TH 1939
AT REST
AND OF HIS WIFE
MARY NICHOLLS
BORN APRIL .. 1852
DIED MARCH .. 1949" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-260.jpg|size=s}} |811N |[[Rowbotham-256|Elizabeth Hannah]] |[[Rowbotham-256|Nickels]] |1899 |"ELIZABETH HANNAH
NICKELS
OF BLACKPOOL
DIED MARCH 11TH 1899
AGED 52 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Noel-Tod-1.jpg|size=s}} |A1Y |[[Noel-Tod-1|Nicholas Hugh]] |[[Noel-Tod-1|Noel-Tod]] |2009 |"IN LOVING MEMORY
OF
NICHOLAS HUGH
NOEL-TOD
1940-2009" |- |{{Image|file=Noldart-2.jpg|size=s}} |2676Y |[[Noldart-2|Frank William]] |[[Noldart-2|Noldart]] |1877 |"IN
Memory of
FRANK WILLIAM
THE AFFECTIONATE SON OF
WILLIAM & ANNE NOLDART
BORN OCT. 23[RD 1872]
DIED NOVR .. 1877
-+-
HEAR THE GENTLE SHEPHERD
CALLING LAMBS LIKE ME
IN HIS SWEETEST ACCENTS:
LET THEM COME TO ME." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-409.jpg|size=s}} |1500-1N |[[Dawson-7980|Alice Elizabeth]] |[[Dawson-7980|Norman]] |1923 |"IN LOVING MEMORY
OF
ALICE E. NORMAN,
WHO PASSED AWAY
OCTOBER 6, 1923.
AT REST.
VALENTINE NORMAN
DIED JUNE 13, 1946
AGED 85." |- |{{Image|file=Norman-6312.jpg|size=s}} |1960Y |[[Norman-6312|Herbert Dawson]] |[[Norman-6312|Norman]] |1892 |"In Loving Memory of
HER[BERT DAWSON]
NORMAN
'BERTIE'
DIED AUGUST 15TH 1892
AGED 4 YEARS 10 MONTHS" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-409.jpg|size=s}} |1501N |[[Norman-5903|Valentine]] |[[Norman-5903|Norman]] |1946 |"IN LOVING MEMORY
OF
ALICE E. NORMAN,
WHO PASSED AWAY
OCTOBER 6, 1923.
AT REST.
VALENTINE NORMAN
DIED JUNE 13, 1946
AGED 85." |- | |1125N |[[Norris-7979|Amy Marion]] |[[Norris-7979|Norris]] |1888 | |- |{{Image|file=Norris-7982.jpg|size=s}} |1884Y |[[Norris-7982|Frank Welman]] |[[Norris-7982|Norris]] |1987 |"FRANK WELM..." |- |{{Image|file=Norris-7982.jpg|size=s}} |1884Y |[[Welman-123|Hannah (Welman)]] |[[Welman-123|Norris]] |1903 |"FRANK WELM..." |- |{{Image|file=Norris-7982.jpg|size=s}} |1884Y |[[Welman-124|Helen Esther Wortley (Welman)]] |[[Welman-124|Norris]] |1982 |"FRANK WELM..." |- |{{Image|file=Norris-7982.jpg|size=s}} |1884Y |[[Norris-7981|James Herbert]] |[[Norris-7981|Norris]] |1928 |"FRANK WELM..." |- |{{Image|file=Norris-7982.jpg|size=s}} |1884Y |[[Miller-68976|Jessie Maria (Miller)]] |[[Miller-68976|Norris]] |1955 |"FRANK WELM..." |- | |1125N |[[Norris-7980|Joseph Welman]] |[[Norris-7980|Norris]] |1891 | |- |{{Image|file=Hale-8363.jpg|size=s}} |578Y |[[Hale-8363|Sarah (Hale)]] |[[Hale-8363|Norris]] |1870 |"[IN MEM]ORY OF
Sarah
[wife] of John Norris
Born June 28th 1824
Died June 20th 1870." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-358.jpg|size=s}} |1125N |[[Norris-7978|William]] |[[Norris-7978|Norris]] |1888 |"WILLIAM NORRIS BORN APRIL 13TH 1817,
DIED SEP 26TH 1888." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-360.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Norris-7977|William Welman]] |[[Norris-7977|Norris]] |1911 |"WILLIAM WELMAN NORRIS BORN MAY 19TH 1864,
DIED AT TORONTO, CANADA 1911." |- |{{Image|file=Smeed-80.jpg|size=s}} |253Y |[[Bateman-2931|Alice Emma (Bateman)]] |[[Bateman-2931|Northcote]] |1917 |"SACRED
TO THE MEMORY OF
WILLIAM SMEED
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
DECEMBER 17TH 1858
AGED 49 YEARS
ALSO OF EMMA
WIDOW OF THE ABOVE
AND WIFE OF
S.E. BATEMAN
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
DECEMBER 13TH 1875
AGED 50 YEARS.
HER END WAS PEACE.
ALICE EMMA NORTHCOTE
BELOVED WIFE OF
COLONEL NORTHCOTE
H.M. ARTILLERY
ELDEST DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE
DIED AT WALLINGTON 29TH MAY 1917
AGED 67
ST. JOHN V. 39?" |- |{{Image|file=Lewer-95.jpg|size=s}} |276N |[[Lewer-95|Sarah]] |[[Lewer-95|Nye]] |1887 |"In Loving Memory of
ihs
SARAH
THE WIFE OF
THOMAS NYE
WHO DIED AUGUST 6TH 1887,
AGED 67 YEARS.
-+-
'BLESSED ARE THE DEAD WHICH
DIE IN THE LORD.'
ALSO OF
EMMA EDWARDS
DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE
AND THE BELOVED WIFE OF
WILLIAM HENRY EDWARDS
OF NORTHBOURNE, FARNCOMBE
DIED DECEMBER 13TH 1900
AGED 58 YEARS
HER END WAS PEACE." |- |{{Image|file=Orsborn-50.jpg|size=s}} |2232Y |[[Orsborn-50|James Challen]] |[[Orsborn-50|Orsborn]] |1882 |"IHS
JAMES CHALLEN ORSBORN
17TH AUGUST 1882" |- |{{Image|file=Ortelli-1.jpg|size=s}} |2603Y |[[Ortelli-1|Anthony Matthew]] |[[Ortelli-1|Ortelli]] |1873 |"READER REMEMBER THOU MUST DIE
IN
AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE
OF
ANTHONY MATTHEW ORTELLI
DIED JUNE 21ST 1873
IN HIS 77TH YEAR." |- |{{Image|file=Ortelli-1.jpg|size=s}} |2602Y |[[Hyde-4667|Martha (Hyde)]] |[[Hyde-4667|Ortelli]] |1877 |"READER REMEMBER THOU MUST DIE
IN
AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE
OF
ANTHONY MATTHEW ORTELLI
DIED JUNE 21ST 1873
IN HIS 77TH YEAR." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-578.jpg|size=s}} |85N |[[Osborn-5389|Alfred]] |[[Osborn-5389|Osborn]] |1895 |"IN
Loving Memory of
MARY ANN
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
ALFRED OSBORN
DIED OCTR. 18TH, 1888
AGED 58.
-----
Also of
ALFRED OSBORN
DIED DECR. 18TH 1895,
AGED 69.
-----
GONE, BUT NOT FORGOTTEN" |- | |227Y |[[Osborn-5391|Elizabeth]] |[[Osborn-5391|Osborn]] |1866 | |- | |119Y |[[Osborn-5390|Frederick]] |[[Osborn-5390|Osborn]] |1874 | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-578.jpg|size=s}} |85N |[[Mitchell-25549|Mary Ann (Mitchell)]] |[[Mitchell-25549|Osborn]] |1888 |"IN
Loving Memory of
MARY ANN
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
ALFRED OSBORN
DIED OCTR. 18TH, 1888
AGED 58.
-----
Also of
ALFRED OSBORN
DIED DECR. 18TH 1895,
AGED 69.
-----
GONE, BUT NOT FORGOTTEN" |- |{{Image|file=Osborne-8102.jpg|size=s}} |2452Y |[[Colpas-1|Ann (Colpas)]] |[[Colpas-1|Osborne]] |1883 |"IN LOVING MEMORY OF
ANN THE BELOVED WIFE OF
JOHN OSBORNE
BORN SEPT .. 18..
DIED .. 1883
ALSO JOHN OSBORNE
[BORN] NOV.. 1810 [DIED] 1891" |- |{{Image|file=Osborne-8130.jpg|size=s}} |2189Y |[[Franks-2735|Eliza (Franks)]] |[[Franks-2735|Osborne]] |1869 |"ihs
ELIZA, WIFE OF
JOHN OSBORNE,
JANUARY 26TH 1869,
AGED 57.
-+-
JOHN OSBORNE,
JANUARY 3RD 1889,
AGED 77.
-+-
SURELY HE HATH BORNE OUR GRIEFS
AND CARRIED OUR SORROWS." |- |{{Image|file=Osborne-8130.jpg|size=s}} |2189Y |[[Osborne-8130|John]] |[[Osborne-8130|Osborne]] |1889 |"ihs
ELIZA, WIFE OF
JOHN OSBORNE,
JANUARY 26TH 1869,
AGED 57.
-+-
JOHN OSBORNE,
JANUARY 3RD 1889,
AGED 77.
-+-
SURELY HE HATH BORNE OUR GRIEFS
AND CARRIED OUR SORROWS." |- |{{Image|file=Osborne-8102.jpg|size=s}} |2452Y |[[Osborne-8102|John]] |[[Osborne-8102|Osborne]] |1891 |"IN LOVING MEMORY OF
ANN THE BELOVED WIFE OF
JOHN OSBORNE
BORN SEPT .. 18..
DIED .. 1883
ALSO JOHN OSBORNE
[BORN] NOV.. 1810 [DIED] 1891" |- |{{Image|file=Othen-95.jpg|size=s}} |vaultY |[[Othen-105|Ann Cooper]] |[[Othen-105|Othen]] |1896 |"IN AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE OF
WILLIAM OTHEN OF GODALMING
WHO DIED 30TH APRIL 1871 AGED 75
'THY WILL BE DONE.'
ANN COOPER OTHEN
PASSED AWAY 14TH JUNE 1896 AGED 77
ANNIE ELIZABETH PARRISH
ENTERED INTO REST 28TH MARCH 1894, AGED 67 YEARS.
ALSO EMILY THE BELOVED WIFE OF JOHN OTHEN
DIED 9TH JUNE 1919 AGED 85 YEARS
IN VERY AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE OF
CATHERINE THE BELOVED WIFE OF JOHN OTHEN,
WHO DIED SUDDENLY AT GODALMING
AUGUST 20 1875, AGED 35 YEARS.
ALSO OF JAMES OTHEN
DIED JUNE 26TH? 1880 AGED 88 YEARS.
ALSO OF ANNE HEWETSON,
ENTERED INTO REST JANUARY 27TH 1883
AGED 85 YEARS. SO HE GIVETH HIS BELOVED SLEEP.
IN LOVING MEMORY OF
JOHN OTHEN
.. AT MIDHURST JULY 10TH 1906, AGED 67
.. BELOVED ..." |- |{{Image|file=Othen-95.jpg|size=s}} |27Y |[[Challen-45|Catherine (Challen)]] |[[Challen-45|Othen]] |1875 |"IN AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE OF
WILLIAM OTHEN OF GODALMING
WHO DIED 30TH APRIL 1871 AGED 75
'THY WILL BE DONE.'
ANN COOPER OTHEN
PASSED AWAY 14TH JUNE 1896 AGED 77
ANNIE ELIZABETH PARRISH
ENTERED INTO REST 28TH MARCH 1894, AGED 67 YEARS.
ALSO EMILY THE BELOVED WIFE OF JOHN OTHEN
DIED 9TH JUNE 1919 AGED 85 YEARS
IN VERY AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE OF
CATHERINE THE BELOVED WIFE OF JOHN OTHEN,
WHO DIED SUDDENLY AT GODALMING
AUGUST 20 1875, AGED 35 YEARS.
ALSO OF JAMES OTHEN
DIED JUNE 26TH? 1880 AGED 88 YEARS.
ALSO OF ANNE HEWETSON,
ENTERED INTO REST JANUARY 27TH 1883
AGED 85 YEARS. SO HE GIVETH HIS BELOVED SLEEP.
IN LOVING MEMORY OF
JOHN OTHEN
.. AT MIDHURST JULY 10TH 1906, AGED 67
.. BELOVED ..." |- |{{Image|file=Othen-95.jpg|size=s}} |vaultY |[[Challen-45|Emily (Pinchard)]] |[[Challen-45|Othen]] |1875 |"IN AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE OF
WILLIAM OTHEN OF GODALMING
WHO DIED 30TH APRIL 1871 AGED 75
'THY WILL BE DONE.'
ANN COOPER OTHEN
PASSED AWAY 14TH JUNE 1896 AGED 77
ANNIE ELIZABETH PARRISH
ENTERED INTO REST 28TH MARCH 1894, AGED 67 YEARS.
ALSO EMILY THE BELOVED WIFE OF JOHN OTHEN
DIED 9TH JUNE 1919 AGED 85 YEARS
IN VERY AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE OF
CATHERINE THE BELOVED WIFE OF JOHN OTHEN,
WHO DIED SUDDENLY AT GODALMING
AUGUST 20 1875, AGED 35 YEARS.
ALSO OF JAMES OTHEN
DIED JUNE 26TH? 1880 AGED 88 YEARS.
ALSO OF ANNE HEWETSON,
ENTERED INTO REST JANUARY 27TH 1883
AGED 85 YEARS. SO HE GIVETH HIS BELOVED SLEEP.
IN LOVING MEMORY OF
JOHN OTHEN
.. AT MIDHURST JULY 10TH 1906, AGED 67
.. BELOVED ..." |- |{{Image|file=Othen-95.jpg|size=s}} |27Y |[[Othen-104|James]] |[[Othen-104|Othen]] |1880 |"IN AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE OF
WILLIAM OTHEN OF GODALMING
WHO DIED 30TH APRIL 1871 AGED 75
'THY WILL BE DONE.'
ANN COOPER OTHEN
PASSED AWAY 14TH JUNE 1896 AGED 77
ANNIE ELIZABETH PARRISH
ENTERED INTO REST 28TH MARCH 1894, AGED 67 YEARS.
ALSO EMILY THE BELOVED WIFE OF JOHN OTHEN
DIED 9TH JUNE 1919 AGED 85 YEARS
IN VERY AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE OF
CATHERINE THE BELOVED WIFE OF JOHN OTHEN,
WHO DIED SUDDENLY AT GODALMING
AUGUST 20 1875, AGED 35 YEARS.
ALSO OF JAMES OTHEN
DIED JUNE 26TH? 1880 AGED 88 YEARS.
ALSO OF ANNE HEWETSON,
ENTERED INTO REST JANUARY 27TH 1883
AGED 85 YEARS. SO HE GIVETH HIS BELOVED SLEEP.
IN LOVING MEMORY OF
JOHN OTHEN
.. AT MIDHURST JULY 10TH 1906, AGED 67
.. BELOVED ..." |- |{{Image|file=Othen-95.jpg|size=s}} |28Y |[[Othen-95|John]] |[[Othen-95|Othen]] |1906 |"IN AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE OF
WILLIAM OTHEN OF GODALMING
WHO DIED 30TH APRIL 1871 AGED 75
'THY WILL BE DONE.'
ANN COOPER OTHEN
PASSED AWAY 14TH JUNE 1896 AGED 77
ANNIE ELIZABETH PARRISH
ENTERED INTO REST 28TH MARCH 1894, AGED 67 YEARS.
ALSO EMILY THE BELOVED WIFE OF JOHN OTHEN
DIED 9TH JUNE 1919 AGED 85 YEARS
IN VERY AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE OF
CATHERINE THE BELOVED WIFE OF JOHN OTHEN,
WHO DIED SUDDENLY AT GODALMING
AUGUST 20 1875, AGED 35 YEARS.
ALSO OF JAMES OTHEN
DIED JUNE 26TH? 1880 AGED 88 YEARS.
ALSO OF ANNE HEWETSON,
ENTERED INTO REST JANUARY 27TH 1883
AGED 85 YEARS. SO HE GIVETH HIS BELOVED SLEEP.
IN LOVING MEMORY OF
JOHN OTHEN
.. AT MIDHURST JULY 10TH 1906, AGED 67
.. BELOVED ..." |- |{{Image|file=Othen-95.jpg|size=s}} |124Y |[[Othen-102|William]] |[[Othen-102|Othen]] |1871 |"IN AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE OF
WILLIAM OTHEN OF GODALMING
WHO DIED 30TH APRIL 1871 AGED 75
'THY WILL BE DONE.'
ANN COOPER OTHEN
PASSED AWAY 14TH JUNE 1896 AGED 77
ANNIE ELIZABETH PARRISH
ENTERED INTO REST 28TH MARCH 1894, AGED 67 YEARS.
ALSO EMILY THE BELOVED WIFE OF JOHN OTHEN
DIED 9TH JUNE 1919 AGED 85 YEARS
IN VERY AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE OF
CATHERINE THE BELOVED WIFE OF JOHN OTHEN,
WHO DIED SUDDENLY AT GODALMING
AUGUST 20 1875, AGED 35 YEARS.
ALSO OF JAMES OTHEN
DIED JUNE 26TH? 1880 AGED 88 YEARS.
ALSO OF ANNE HEWETSON,
ENTERED INTO REST JANUARY 27TH 1883
AGED 85 YEARS. SO HE GIVETH HIS BELOVED SLEEP.
IN LOVING MEMORY OF
JOHN OTHEN
.. AT MIDHURST JULY 10TH 1906, AGED 67
.. BELOVED ..." |- |{{Image|file=Over-216.jpg|size=s}} |36AY |[[Over-216|Thomas]] |[[Over-216|Over]] |1883 |"In Loving Memory of
THOMAS OVER
DIED AUGUST 21ST 1883
AGED 33.
BELOVED IN LIFE, LAMENTED IN DEATH" |- |{{Image|file=Mandeville-760.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Overington-43|Albert]] |[[Overington-43|Overington]] |1916 |"In
Loving Remembrance
of
FREDERICK HOLT MANDEVILLE,
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
MARCH 29TH 1893,
AGED 49 YEARS.
-+-
BRIEF LIFE IS HERE OUR PORTION;
BRIEF SORRY, SHORT LIVED CARE:
THE LIFE THAT KNOWS NO ENDING,
THE TEARLESS LIFE, IS THERE.
-+-
ALSO ANN, HIS WIFE,
CALLED TO REST FEBRUARY 27TH 1922
AGED 77 YEARS.
-+-
'THY WILL BE DONE.'
-+-
HIS NAME LIVETH FOR EVERMORE
ALBERT OVERINGTON,
GRANDSON OF THE ABOVE
KILLED IN ACTION ON THE SOMME JULY 3RD 1916
AGED 27 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-291.jpg|size=s}} |881N |[[Owens-9278|William Edward Walter]] |[[Owens-9278|Owens]] |1896 |"..Loving Memory of
WILLIAM EDWARD WALTER
YOUNGEST AND BELOVED
SON OF
THOMAS AND CLARA OWENS
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
JANUARY 19TH 1896
AGED 19
-----
BELOVED
GONE FROM US
.. SHALL ..
..TE.. THO..
..ND TH.. SPO.. ..OT LA.." |- |{{Image|file=Peacock-3460.jpg|size=s}} |435Y |[[Lucas-8823|Elizabeth (Lucas)]] |[[Lucas-8823|Peacock]] |1868 |"[IN] MEMORY [OF]
JOHN
PEACOCK
WHO DIED OCTR 28TH
1868
AGED 89
ELIZABETH
PEACOCK
WHO DIED
FEBRY 3RD
1868
AGED 84
CAPT. WILLIAM PEACOCK
WHO DIED ON BOARD THE MOHICAN
JULY 29TH 1869
AGED 44" |- |{{Image|file=Peacock-3460.jpg|size=s}} |434Y |[[Peacock-3460|John]] |[[Peacock-3460|Peacock]] |1868 |"[IN] MEMORY [OF]
JOHN
PEACOCK
WHO DIED OCTR 28TH
1868
AGED 89
ELIZABETH
PEACOCK
WHO DIED
FEBRY 3RD
1868
AGED 84
CAPT. WILLIAM PEACOCK
WHO DIED ON BOARD THE MOHICAN
JULY 29TH 1869
AGED 44" |- |{{Image|file=Peacock-3476.jpg|size=s}} |273Y |[[Peacock-3476|Sarah]] |[[Peacock-3476|Peacock]] |1859 |"IN
Memory of
Sarah Peacock
Who Died June 6th 1859
Aged 69.
'Be ye therefore ready, for the Son
of Man cometh in an hour when ye
think not.'" |- |{{Image|file=Peacock-3460.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Peacock-3466|William]] |[[Peacock-3466|Peacock]] |1869 |"[IN] MEMORY [OF]
JOHN
PEACOCK
WHO DIED OCTR 28TH
1868
AGED 89
ELIZABETH
PEACOCK
WHO DIED
FEBRY 3RD
1868
AGED 84
CAPT. WILLIAM PEACOCK
WHO DIED ON BOARD THE MOHICAN
JULY 29TH 1869
AGED 44" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-549.jpg|size=s}} |65AN |[[Penman-478|Jane]] |[[Penman-478|Page]] |1937 |"In Loving Memory
--of--
A TRUE AND LOYAL HUSBAND
ROBERT PAGE,
WHO PASSED AWAY MARCH 22ND 1932
AGED 80 YEARS.
---
'Peace Perfect Peace'
---
Also of JANE
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
DIED JAN 10TH 1937
AGED 88 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Page-11882.jpg|size=s}} |586N |Jane (Smith) |Page |1914 |"IN
Loving Memory of
THOMAS JOSEPH PAGE
WHO DIED MARCH 14TH 1893
AGED 68 YEARS.
-+-
WE CANNOT TELL WHO NEXT MAY FALL
BENEATH THY CHASTENING ROD;
ONE MUST BE FIRST BUT LET US ALL
PREPARE TO MEET OUR GOD.
Also of
JANE PAGE,
WIFE OF THE ABOVE,
DIED DECR 5TH 1914,
AGED 84 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-549.jpg|size=s}} |68AN |[[Page-11175|Robert]] |[[Page-11175|Page]] |1932 |"In Loving Memory
--of--
A TRUE AND LOYAL HUSBAND
ROBERT PAGE,
WHO PASSED AWAY MARCH 22ND 1932
AGED 80 YEARS.
---
'Peace Perfect Peace'
---
Also of JANE
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
DIED JAN 10TH 1937
AGED 88 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Page-11882.jpg|size=s}} |586N |[[Page-11882|Thomas Joseph]] |[[Page-11882|Page]] |1893 |"IN
Loving Memory of
THOMAS JOSEPH PAGE
WHO DIED MARCH 14TH 1893
AGED 68 YEARS.
-+-
WE CANNOT TELL WHO NEXT MAY FALL
BENEATH THY CHASTENING ROD;
ONE MUST BE FIRST BUT LET US ALL
PREPARE TO MEET OUR GOD.
Also of
JANE PAGE,
WIFE OF THE ABOVE,
DIED DECR 5TH 1914,
AGED 84 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Edgington-296.jpg|size=s}} |834Y |[[Palmer-19951|Benjamin]] |[[Palmer-19951|Palmer]] |1880 |"In
MEMORY OF
EMMA WIFE OF
BENJAMIN PALMER
BORN .. MAY 18..
DIED .. 188[0]
[ALSO] OF
BENJAMIN PALMER
SON OF THE ABOVE?
..D..S..
..." |- | |593N |[[Palmer-19945|Benjamin]] |[[Palmer-19945|Palmer]] |1892 | |- | |2334CY |[[Palmer-19953|Charles]] |[[Palmer-19953|Palmer]] |1885 | |- | |2334BY |[[Palmer-19950|Constance]] |[[Palmer-19950|Palmer]] |1882 | |- |{{Image|file=Edgington-296.jpg|size=s}} |2655Y |[[Edgington-296|Emma (Edgington)]] |[[Edgington-296|Palmer]] |1880 |"In
MEMORY OF
EMMA WIFE OF
BENJAMIN PALMER
BORN .. MAY 18..
DIED .. 188[0]
[ALSO] OF
BENJAMIN PALMER
SON OF THE ABOVE?
..D..S..
..." |- | |1206N |[[Palmer-19947|Kate]] |[[Palmer-19947|Palmer]] |1874 | |- | |593N |[[Bex-35|Mary (Bex)]] |[[Bex-35|Palmer]] |1905 | |- |{{Image|file=Pamment-73.jpg|size=s}} |755AN |[[Pamment-73|Robert Samuel]] |[[Pamment-73|Pamment]] |1898 |"In
Memory of
ROBERT SAMUEL PAMMENT
OF GODALMING,
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
MARCH 13TH 1898,
AGED 45 YEARS.
-+-
THIS STONE WAS ERECTED BY HIS FELLOW WORKERS.
-+-
Also of
SARAH PAMMENT,
BELOVED WIFE OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED DECEMBER 9TH 1897,
AGED 42 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Pamment-73.jpg|size=s}} |755AN |[[Willett-1665|Sarah (Willett)]] |[[Willett-1665|Pamment]] |1897 |"In
Memory of
ROBERT SAMUEL PAMMENT
OF GODALMING,
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
MARCH 13TH 1898,
AGED 45 YEARS.
-+-
THIS STONE WAS ERECTED BY HIS FELLOW WORKERS.
-+-
Also of
SARAH PAMMENT,
BELOVED WIFE OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED DECEMBER 9TH 1897,
AGED 42 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Parfitt-275.jpg|size=s}} |386aN |[[Attwater-134|Sarah Jessie (Attwater)]] |[[Attwater-134|Parfitt]] |1954 |"THOMAS PARFITT
1870 - 1928
SARAH JESSIE
PARFITT
1881 - 1954" |- |{{Image|file=Parfitt-275.jpg|size=s}} |386aN |[[Parfitt-275|Thomas]] |[[Parfitt-275|Parfitt]] |1928 |"THOMAS PARFITT
1870 - 1928
SARAH JESSIE
PARFITT
1881 - 1954" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-660.jpg|size=s}} |18Y |[[Besley-68|Elizabeth (Besley)]] |[[Besley-68|Parker]] |1919 |"IN
MEMORY OF
MARY WIFE OF
THOMAS BREWSTER
DIED OCTOBER 23RD 1868
AGED 69 YEARS
ELIZABETH PARKER
DIED MARCH 4TH 1919
AGED 87" |- |{{Image|file=Parker-35563.jpg|size=s}} |654N |[[Parker-35563|Frederick G. H.]] |[[Parker-35563|Parker]] |1893 |"IN
Loving Memory of
FREDERICK G. H. PARKER,
DIED DECR. 5TH 1893,
AGED 3 YEARS
-+-
SAVIOUR IN THY GRACIOUS KEEPING
LEAVE WE NOW OUR DARLING SLEEPING." |- |{{Image|file=Othen-95.jpg|size=s}} |vaultY |[[Othen-103|Annie Elizabeth (Othen)]] |[[Othen-103|Parrish]] |1894 |"IN AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE OF
WILLIAM OTHEN OF GODALMING
WHO DIED 30TH APRIL 1871 AGED 75
'THY WILL BE DONE.'
ANN COOPER OTHEN
PASSED AWAY 14TH JUNE 1896 AGED 77
ANNIE ELIZABETH PARRISH
ENTERED INTO REST 28TH MARCH 1894, AGED 67 YEARS.
ALSO EMILY THE BELOVED WIFE OF JOHN OTHEN
DIED 9TH JUNE 1919 AGED 85 YEARS
IN VERY AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE OF
CATHERINE THE BELOVED WIFE OF JOHN OTHEN,
WHO DIED SUDDENLY AT GODALMING
AUGUST 20 1875, AGED 35 YEARS.
ALSO OF JAMES OTHEN
DIED JUNE 26TH? 1880 AGED 88 YEARS.
ALSO OF ANNE HEWETSON,
ENTERED INTO REST JANUARY 27TH 1883
AGED 85 YEARS. SO HE GIVETH HIS BELOVED SLEEP.
IN LOVING MEMORY OF
JOHN OTHEN
.. AT MIDHURST JULY 10TH 1906, AGED 67
.. BELOVED ..." |- |{{Image|file=Parsons-11345.jpg|size=s}} |2826Y |Sarah |Parsons |1878 |"[SACRE]D TO THE MEMORY OF
.. WIDOW OF WILLIAM PARSONS
WHO DIED THE 19TH AUGUST 1878
AGED 84" |- |{{Image|file=Parsons-11345.jpg|size=s}} |2826Y |[[Parsons-11345|William]] |[[Parsons-11345|Parsons]] |1865 |"[SACRE]D TO THE MEMORY OF
.. WIDOW OF WILLIAM PARSONS
WHO DIED THE 19TH AUGUST 1878
AGED 84" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-383.jpg|size=s}} |1110N |[[Payne-12535|Elizabeth]] |[[Payne-12535|Payne]] |1904 |"IN
Loving Memory of
MY DEAR MOTHER
ELIZABETH PAYNE
DIED 15TH MAY 1904
AGED 78 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Pearson-10461.jpg|size=s}} |2454Y |[[Buscall-16|Mary Ann]] |[[Buscall-16|Pearson]] |1896 |"IN
LOVING MEMORY OF
WILLIAM PEARSON
WHO SWEETLY FELL ASLEEP
3 JUNE 1911
AGED 92.
'EVEN SO THEN AT THIS PRESENT TIME
ALSO THERE IS A REMNANT ACCORDING
TO THE ELECTION OF GRACE' ROMANS II.5
ALSO OF
MARY ANN PEARSON
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
WHO PASSED AWAY ON
11 AUGUST 1896
AGED 76.
PREPARE ME GRACIOUS GOD
TO STAND BEFORE THY FACE
THY SPIRIT MUST THE WORK PERFORM
FOR IT IS ALL OF GRACE." |- |{{Image|file=Pearson-10461.jpg|size=s}} |2454Y |[[Pearson-10461|William]] |[[Pearson-10461|Pearson]] |1911 |"IN
LOVING MEMORY OF
WILLIAM PEARSON
WHO SWEETLY FELL ASLEEP
3 JUNE 1911
AGED 92.
'EVEN SO THEN AT THIS PRESENT TIME
ALSO THERE IS A REMNANT ACCORDING
TO THE ELECTION OF GRACE' ROMANS II.5
ALSO OF
MARY ANN PEARSON
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
WHO PASSED AWAY ON
11 AUGUST 1896
AGED 76.
PREPARE ME GRACIOUS GOD
TO STAND BEFORE THY FACE
THY SPIRIT MUST THE WORK PERFORM
FOR IT IS ALL OF GRACE." |- |{{Image|file=Penton-277.jpg|size=s}} |720Y |[[Penton-277|James]] |[[Penton-277|Penton]] |1858 |"SACRED
TO THE MEMORY OF
JAMES PE[NT]ON
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
SEPTEMBER .. 1858,
AGED ..5" |- |{{Image|file=Armitage-1653.jpg|size=s}} |1763Y |[[Perkins-15006|Alice]] |[[Perkins-15006|Perkins]] |1907 |"In
Memory of
SARAH ELIZABETH ARMITAGE
DIED MAY 11TH 1898
AGED 33 YEARS.
ALSO OF
ELIZA ELIZABETH PERKINS
DIED NOVEMBER 7TH 1899
AGED 7[0] YEARS
A[LSO O]F
ALICE [PER]KINS
DIED OC[TOBER] 29TH 1907
AG[ED 76 Y]EARS
[ALSO OF]
LOUISA ALICE ARMITAGE
WHO DIED ON [7TH] AUGUST 192[7]" |- |{{Image|file=Armitage-1653.jpg|size=s}} |1763Y |[[Perkins-15005|Eliza Elizabeth]] |[[Perkins-15005|Perkins]] |1899 |"In
Memory of
SARAH ELIZABETH ARMITAGE
DIED MAY 11TH 1898
AGED 33 YEARS.
ALSO OF
ELIZA ELIZABETH PERKINS
DIED NOVEMBER 7TH 1899
AGED 7[0] YEARS
A[LSO O]F
ALICE [PER]KINS
DIED OC[TOBER] 29TH 1907
AG[ED 76 Y]EARS
[ALSO OF]
LOUISA ALICE ARMITAGE
WHO DIED ON [7TH] AUGUST 192[7]" |- |{{Image|file=Peto-69.jpg|size=s}} |2095Y |[[Peto-69|John]] |[[Peto-69|Peto]] |1874 |"SACRED
TO
THE MEMORY OF
JOHN PETO
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
FEB 22ND 1874
AGED 63 YEARS.
-+-
ALSO OF
ELLEN HIGH,
DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED 25TH OCTOBER 1917
AGED 59 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Unknown-487533.jpg|size=s}} |400Y |[[Unknown-487533|Mary]] |[[Unknown-487533|Peto]] |1859 |"In
Memory of
MARY WIDOW OF
WILLIAM PETO
who died Novr 3rd 1859
AGED 73 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Peto-68.jpg|size=s}} |819Y |[[Peto-68|William Henry]] |[[Peto-68|Peto]] |1883 |"IN
Loving Remembrance
of
WILLIAM HENRY PETO
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
FEBRUARY .. 1883
AGED [17]
A LIGHT IS [FROM OUR HOUSEHOLD] GONE
A VOICE [WE LOVED IS STILLED]
A PLACE [IS VACANT IN OUR HOME]
WHICH [NEVER CAN BE FILLED]" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-637.jpg|size=s}} |1259Y |[[Sanders-13962|Ann]] |[[Sanders-13962|Phillips]] |1925 |"GEORGE ALFRED PHILLIPS, BORN JANUARY 20TH 1845, DIED NOVEMBER 13TH 1928
ANN PHILLIPS, BORN FEBRUARY 20TH 1844, DIED JANUARY 16TH 1925.
ETHEL PHILLIPS, BORN DECEMBER 23RD 1874, DIED JULY 18TH 1922.
In Memory of
JOHN GEORGE PHILLIPS
AGED 25 YEARS
---
SENIOR WIRELESS OPERATOR
ON R.M.S. TITANIC,
SANK APRIL 15TH 1912.
---
Also of ELSIE PHILLIPS, DIED 6TH APRIL 1953, AGED 79 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-640.jpg|size=s}} |1260Y |[[Phillips-29963|Elsie]] |[[Phillips-29963|Phillips]] |1953 |"GEORGE ALFRED PHILLIPS, BORN JANUARY 20TH 1845, DIED NOVEMBER 13TH 1928
ANN PHILLIPS, BORN FEBRUARY 20TH 1844, DIED JANUARY 16TH 1925.
ETHEL PHILLIPS, BORN DECEMBER 23RD 1874, DIED JULY 18TH 1922.
In Memory of
JOHN GEORGE PHILLIPS
AGED 25 YEARS
---
SENIOR WIRELESS OPERATOR
ON R.M.S. TITANIC,
SANK APRIL 15TH 1912.
---
Also of ELSIE PHILLIPS, DIED 6TH APRIL 1953, AGED 79 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-638.jpg|size=s}} |1260Y |[[Phillips-29966|Ethel]] |[[Phillips-29966|Phillips]] |1922 |"GEORGE ALFRED PHILLIPS, BORN JANUARY 20TH 1845, DIED NOVEMBER 13TH 1928
ANN PHILLIPS, BORN FEBRUARY 20TH 1844, DIED JANUARY 16TH 1925.
ETHEL PHILLIPS, BORN DECEMBER 23RD 1874, DIED JULY 18TH 1922.
In Memory of
JOHN GEORGE PHILLIPS
AGED 25 YEARS
---
SENIOR WIRELESS OPERATOR
ON R.M.S. TITANIC,
SANK APRIL 15TH 1912.
---
Also of ELSIE PHILLIPS, DIED 6TH APRIL 1953, AGED 79 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-639.jpg|size=s}} |1259Y |[[Phillips-29962|George Alfred]] |[[Phillips-29962|Phillips]] |1928 |"GEORGE ALFRED PHILLIPS, BORN JANUARY 20TH 1845, DIED NOVEMBER 13TH 1928
ANN PHILLIPS, BORN FEBRUARY 20TH 1844, DIED JANUARY 16TH 1925.
ETHEL PHILLIPS, BORN DECEMBER 23RD 1874, DIED JULY 18TH 1922.
In Memory of
JOHN GEORGE PHILLIPS
AGED 25 YEARS
---
SENIOR WIRELESS OPERATOR
ON R.M.S. TITANIC,
SANK APRIL 15TH 1912.
---
Also of ELSIE PHILLIPS, DIED 6TH APRIL 1953, AGED 79 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-638.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Phillips-8399|John George]] |[[Phillips-8399|Phillips]] |1912 |"GEORGE ALFRED PHILLIPS, BORN JANUARY 20TH 1845, DIED NOVEMBER 13TH 1928
ANN PHILLIPS, BORN FEBRUARY 20TH 1844, DIED JANUARY 16TH 1925.
ETHEL PHILLIPS, BORN DECEMBER 23RD 1874, DIED JULY 18TH 1922.
In Memory of
JOHN GEORGE PHILLIPS
AGED 25 YEARS
---
SENIOR WIRELESS OPERATOR
ON R.M.S. TITANIC,
SANK APRIL 15TH 1912.
---
Also of ELSIE PHILLIPS, DIED 6TH APRIL 1953, AGED 79 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Pickrell-127.jpg|size=s}} |2215Y |[[Pickrell-127|George]] |[[Pickrell-127|Pickrell]] |1868 |"IN
MEMORY OF
GEORGE PICKRELL
DIED
JUNE 15TH 1868
AGED 51 YEARS.
-+-
ALSO
HANNAH PICKRELL
WIDOW OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED
MAY 22ND 1890
AGED 75 YEARS.
-+-
'IF WE SUFFER WE SHALL ALSO
REIGN WITH HIM.'" |- |{{Image|file=Pickrell-127.jpg|size=s}} |2215Y |[[Coles-2150|Hannah (Coles)]] |[[Coles-2150|Pickrell]] |1890 |"IN
MEMORY OF
GEORGE PICKRELL
DIED
JUNE 15TH 1868
AGED 51 YEARS.
-+-
ALSO
HANNAH PICKRELL
WIDOW OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED
MAY 22ND 1890
AGED 75 YEARS.
-+-
'IF WE SUFFER WE SHALL ALSO
REIGN WITH HIM.'" |- |{{Image|file=Pickrell-126.jpg|size=s}} |2214Y |[[Ethrington-9|Ruth (Ethrington)]] |[[Ethrington-9|Pickrell]] |1880 |"Sacred
TO THE MEMORY OF
WILLIAM PICKRELL
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
APRIL 29TH 1878
AGED 44 YEARS.
-+-
ALSO OF
RUTH PICKRELL
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
FEBRUARY 2_ [1880]
AGED 4[5] YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Pickrell-126.jpg|size=s}} |2214Y (?2114) |[[Pickrell-126|William]] |[[Pickrell-126|Pickrell]] |1878 |"Sacred
TO THE MEMORY OF
WILLIAM PICKRELL
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
APRIL 29TH 1878
AGED 44 YEARS.
-+-
ALSO OF
RUTH PICKRELL
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
FEBRUARY 2_ [1880]
AGED 4[5] YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Pincott-66.jpg|size=s}} |2698Y |[[Pincott-68|Annie]] |[[Pincott-68|Pincott]] |1864 |"Sacred
to the Memory of
EMILY JANE Daughter of
JOHN and ELIZA PINCOTT
who died Feby. 16th 1864
Aged 6 Months.
-+-
ALSO
ANNIE PINCOTT,
Died Decr. 5th. 1864." |- |{{Image|file=Pincott-20.jpg|size=s}} |2697Y |[[Pincott-20|Charles]] |[[Pincott-20|Pincott]] |1863 |"SACRED
TO
THE MEMORY OF
CHARLES PINCOTT
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
JUNE 7TH 1863
AGED 28 YEARS.
HIS END WAS PEACE.
ALSO MARY PINCOTT
Mother of the above and Wife of
WILLIAM PINCOTT
who died May 18th 1866
AGED 72 YEARS
W..
po.." |- |{{Image|file=Pincott-66.jpg|size=s}} |2698Y |[[Pincott-66|Emily Jane]] |[[Pincott-66|Pincott]] |1864 |"Sacred
to the Memory of
EMILY JANE Daughter of
JOHN and ELIZA PINCOTT
who died Feby. 16th 1864
Aged 6 Months.
-+-
ALSO
ANNIE PINCOTT,
Died Decr. 5th. 1864." |- |{{Image|file=Pincott-67.jpg|size=s}} |2624Y |[[Pincott-67|John]] |[[Pincott-67|Pincott]] |1878 |"Sacred
to
THE MEMORY OF
JOHN PINCOTT
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
FEBY. 8TH 1878
IN THE 53RD YEAR
OF HIS AGE." |- |{{Image|file=Pincott-20.jpg|size=s}} |2697Y |[[Larby-9|Mary (Larby)]] |[[Larby-9|Pincott]] |1866 |"SACRED
TO
THE MEMORY OF
CHARLES PINCOTT
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
JUNE 7TH 1863
AGED 28 YEARS.
HIS END WAS PEACE.
ALSO MARY PINCOTT
Mother of the above and Wife of
WILLIAM PINCOTT
who died May 18th 1866
AGED 72 YEARS
W..
po.." |- |{{Image|file=Pitchers-65.jpg|size=s}} |9AY |[[Pitchers-65|Reginald Ernest]] |[[Pitchers-65|Pitchers]] |1887 |"REGINALD ERNEST
PITCHERS
BORN [DEC] 29TH [1]88[6]
DIED FEB 14TH [1887]
I HAVE BUT YIELDED
WHAT WAS THINE
THY WILL BE DONE.
FOR 12 YEARS MATRON AT
CHARTERHOUSE,
WHO DIED MAY 4TH 1887
AGED 44 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Pontifex-31.jpg|size=s}} |2107Y |[[Pontifex-32|Jessie]] |[[Pontifex-32|Pontifex]] |1874 |"DESPISE NOT THOU THE CHASTENING OF THE ALMIGHTY JOB IV VER 17
JESSIE
DAUGHTER OF JOHN & MARY PONTIFEX
DIED JANUARY 13TH 1874.
MARY,
DAUGHTER OF JOHN & MARY PONTIFEX,
DIED AUGUST 3RD 1890.
HENRY MARSHALL ESQUIRE
BORN AT GODALMING 19TH OF MARCH 1795
DIED AT GODALMING 22ND OF SEPTEMBER 1874
MARY
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
JOHN PONTIFEX
BORN AT GODALMING 3RD OF OCTOBER 1804
DIED AT BLACKHEATH 7TH OF NOVEMBER 1864
JOHN PONTIFEX BORN IN LONDON 11TH FEBY? 1797? DIED AT BLACKHEATH 7TH MAY 1875.
JULIA PONTIFEX
DIED 27TH? SEPTEMBER 1913" |- |{{Image|file=Pontifex-31.jpg|size=s}} |2108Y |[[Pontifex-31|John]] |[[Pontifex-31|Pontifex]] |1875 |"DESPISE NOT THOU THE CHASTENING OF THE ALMIGHTY JOB IV VER 17
JESSIE
DAUGHTER OF JOHN & MARY PONTIFEX
DIED JANUARY 13TH 1874.
MARY,
DAUGHTER OF JOHN & MARY PONTIFEX,
DIED AUGUST 3RD 1890.
HENRY MARSHALL ESQUIRE
BORN AT GODALMING 19TH OF MARCH 1795
DIED AT GODALMING 22ND OF SEPTEMBER 1874
MARY
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
JOHN PONTIFEX
BORN AT GODALMING 3RD OF OCTOBER 1804
DIED AT BLACKHEATH 7TH OF NOVEMBER 1864
JOHN PONTIFEX BORN IN LONDON 11TH FEBY? 1797? DIED AT BLACKHEATH 7TH MAY 1875.
JULIA PONTIFEX
DIED 27TH? SEPTEMBER 1913" |- |{{Image|file=Pontifex-31.jpg|size=s}} |2108Y |[[Pontifex-34|Julia]] |[[Pontifex-34|Pontifex]] |1913 |"DESPISE NOT THOU THE CHASTENING OF THE ALMIGHTY JOB IV VER 17
JESSIE
DAUGHTER OF JOHN & MARY PONTIFEX
DIED JANUARY 13TH 1874.
MARY,
DAUGHTER OF JOHN & MARY PONTIFEX,
DIED AUGUST 3RD 1890.
HENRY MARSHALL ESQUIRE
BORN AT GODALMING 19TH OF MARCH 1795
DIED AT GODALMING 22ND OF SEPTEMBER 1874
MARY
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
JOHN PONTIFEX
BORN AT GODALMING 3RD OF OCTOBER 1804
DIED AT BLACKHEATH 7TH OF NOVEMBER 1864
JOHN PONTIFEX BORN IN LONDON 11TH FEBY? 1797? DIED AT BLACKHEATH 7TH MAY 1875.
JULIA PONTIFEX
DIED 27TH? SEPTEMBER 1913" |- |{{Image|file=Pontifex-31.jpg|size=s}} |2108Y |[[Pontifex-33|Mary]] |[[Pontifex-33|Pontifex]] |1890 |"DESPISE NOT THOU THE CHASTENING OF THE ALMIGHTY JOB IV VER 17
JESSIE
DAUGHTER OF JOHN & MARY PONTIFEX
DIED JANUARY 13TH 1874.
MARY,
DAUGHTER OF JOHN & MARY PONTIFEX,
DIED AUGUST 3RD 1890.
HENRY MARSHALL ESQUIRE
BORN AT GODALMING 19TH OF MARCH 1795
DIED AT GODALMING 22ND OF SEPTEMBER 1874
MARY
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
JOHN PONTIFEX
BORN AT GODALMING 3RD OF OCTOBER 1804
DIED AT BLACKHEATH 7TH OF NOVEMBER 1864
JOHN PONTIFEX BORN IN LONDON 11TH FEBY? 1797? DIED AT BLACKHEATH 7TH MAY 1875.
JULIA PONTIFEX
DIED 27TH? SEPTEMBER 1913" |- |{{Image|file=Pontifex-31.jpg|size=s}} |2107Y |[[Marshall-18349|Mary (Marshall)]] |[[Marshall-18349|Pontifex]] |1864 |"DESPISE NOT THOU THE CHASTENING OF THE ALMIGHTY JOB IV VER 17
JESSIE
DAUGHTER OF JOHN & MARY PONTIFEX
DIED JANUARY 13TH 1874.
MARY,
DAUGHTER OF JOHN & MARY PONTIFEX,
DIED AUGUST 3RD 1890.
HENRY MARSHALL ESQUIRE
BORN AT GODALMING 19TH OF MARCH 1795
DIED AT GODALMING 22ND OF SEPTEMBER 1874
MARY
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
JOHN PONTIFEX
BORN AT GODALMING 3RD OF OCTOBER 1804
DIED AT BLACKHEATH 7TH OF NOVEMBER 1864
JOHN PONTIFEX BORN IN LONDON 11TH FEBY? 1797? DIED AT BLACKHEATH 7TH MAY 1875.
JULIA PONTIFEX
DIED 27TH? SEPTEMBER 1913" |- |{{Image|file=Poole-5843.jpg|size=s}} |234N |[[Poole-5843|Edith]] |[[Poole-5843|Poole]] |1901 |"In Loving Memory
OF
OUR DEAR CHILD
EDIE POOLE
DIED AUG. 7TH 1901
AGED 6 YEARS.
SLEEP? IN JESUS" |- |{{Image|file=Poole-5819.jpg|size=s}} |399N |[[Herbert-3682|Mary Jane (Herbert)]] |[[Herbert-3682|Poole]] |1942 |"THEY
THAT WAIT
UPON THE LORD
SHALL RENEW
THEIR STRENGTH" |- |{{Image|file=Poole-5819.jpg|size=s}} |399N |[[Poole-5819|William Henry Wilks]] |[[Poole-5819|Poole]] |1890 |"THEY
THAT WAIT
UPON THE LORD
SHALL RENEW
THEIR STRENGTH" |- |{{Image|file=Poore-1069.jpg|size=s}} |1802Y |[[Poore-1069|Samuel George]] |[[Poore-1069|Poore]] |1897 |"In
Memory of
SAMUEL POORE
WHO DIED JULY 18TH 1897
AGED 40.
MOTHER
SARAH ANN POORE" |- |{{Image|file=Poore-1069.jpg|size=s}} |1802Y |[[Osborne-8302|Sarah Ann (Osborne)]] |[[Osborne-8302|Poore]] |1924 |"In
Memory of
SAMUEL POORE
WHO DIED JULY 18TH 1897
AGED 40.
MOTHER
SARAH ANN POORE" |- |{{Image|file=Portsmouth-30.jpg|size=s}} |161Y |[[Pope-7054|Elizabeth (Pope)]] |[[Pope-7054|Portsmouth]] |1907 |"In
Affectionate
Remembrance of
JOHN PORTSMOUTH
WHO ENTERED INTO REST
OCTR 25TH 1892
AGED 84 YEARS.
---
'THE LORD IS MY SHEPHERD: THEREFORE
CAN I LACK NOTHING.' PSALM XXIII
Also of ELIZABETH,
HIS WIFE
DIED MAY 12TH 1907
AGED 72 YEARS.
---
LET US THEREFORE COME BOLDLY
UNTO THE THRONE OF GRACE." |- | |161Y |[[Unknown-485965|Jane (Unknown)]] |[[Unknown-485965|Portsmouth]] |1875 | |- |{{Image|file=Portsmouth-30.jpg|size=s}} |161Y |[[Portsmouth-30|John]] |[[Portsmouth-30|Portsmouth]] |1892 |"In
Affectionate
Remembrance of
JOHN PORTSMOUTH
WHO ENTERED INTO REST
OCTR 25TH 1892
AGED 84 YEARS.
---
'THE LORD IS MY SHEPHERD: THEREFORE
CAN I LACK NOTHING.' PSALM XXIII
Also of ELIZABETH,
HIS WIFE
DIED MAY 12TH 1907
AGED 72 YEARS.
---
LET US THEREFORE COME BOLDLY
UNTO THE THRONE OF GRACE." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-315.jpg|size=s}} |893N |[[Corps-23|Sarah (Corps)]] |[[Corps-23|Portsmouth]] |1916 |"In
Memory of
CHARLES CORPS
DIED SEPTEMBER 5TH 1842
AGED 36 YEARS
INTERRED AT WITLEY
-----
ALSO OF SARAH, WIFE OF THE ABOVE
DIED MARCH 7TH 1894
AGED 90 YEARS.
-----
In Loving Memory of
SARAH PORTSMOUTH
DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE
TAKEN TO REST .. OCTOBER 1916
AGED 84 YEARS
-----
FATHER IN THY GRACIOUS KEEPING
LEAVE WE NOW THY SERVANT SLEEPING
ALSO ANNIE MARCHANT
DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE
TAKEN TO HER REST 11TH FEBRUARY 1927" |- |{{Image|file=Martin-54858.jpg|size=s}} |746N |[[Martin-56908|Emily Louisa (Martin)]] |[[Martin-56908|Potter]] |1916 |"In
Loving Memory
-of-
EMILY LOUISA POTTER
DIED NOVEMBER 26TH 1916
AGED 51 YEARS
'There shall be no night there.'
Also MARY ANN MARTIN
DIED AUGUST 13TH 1917
AGED 69 YEARS.
'the Lord gave and the Lord taketh away'" |- |{{Image|file=Potter-10504.jpg|size=s}} |443N |[[Potter-10504|Frank Ernest]] |[[Potter-10504|Potter]] |1892 |"IN
LOVING MEMORY
OF
FRANK ERNEST POTTER
WHO DIED APRIL 10TH 1892
AGED 6 WEEKS" |- |{{Image|file=Prescott-1035.jpg|size=s}} |1875Y |[[Prescott-1035|Arthur Edward]] |[[Prescott-1035|Prescott]] |1888 |"In
Loving Memory
of
ARTHUR EDWARD PRESCOTT
ENTERED INTO REST MARCH 3 1888
AGED 36 YEARS.
'THY LIGHT IS COME.'" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-464.jpg|size=s}} |1300-1N |[[Tickner-243|Emily Mary (Tickner)]] |[[Tickner-243|Pullen]] |1937 |"IN LOVING MEMORY OF
SARAH JANE TICKNER
WHO DIED 22ND DECR. 1905
AGED 39 - ALSO OF
EMILY MARY PULLEN
WHO DIED 11TH AUG 1937
AGED 63 AND THOMAS
HER HUSBAND WHO DIED AT..
29TH AUG 1916
AGED 47" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-464.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Pullen-1680|Thomas]] |[[Pullen-1680|Pullen]] |1916 |"IN LOVING MEMORY OF
SARAH JANE TICKNER
WHO DIED 22ND DECR. 1905
AGED 39 - ALSO OF
EMILY MARY PULLEN
WHO DIED 11TH AUG 1937
AGED 63 AND THOMAS
HER HUSBAND WHO DIED AT..
29TH AUG 1916
AGED 47" |- |{{Image|file=Green-34167.jpg|size=s}} |2644Y |[[Green-34167|Sarah (Green)]] |[[Green-34167|Punter]] |1870 |"IN
MEMORY OF
SARAH WIFE OF
WILLIAM PUNTER
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
..2.. 1870
[AGED] 67 YEARS" |- | |883Y |[[Punter-117|William]] |[[Punter-117|Punter]] |1883 | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-519.jpg|size=s}}
{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-520.jpg|size=s}} | |T |R | |"T R
T R" |- | |1966Y |[[Rainbird-122|Dorothy Emily]] |[[Rainbird-122|Rainbird]] |1897 | |- |{{Image|file=Rainbird-120.jpg|size=s}} |1168aY |[[Elliott-14447|Emily (Crook)]] |[[Elliott-14447|Rainbird]] |1933 |"IN FOND MEMORY
OF
MARJORIE EMILY
RAINBIRD
PASSED AWAY
OCT 28TH 1943
AGED 36 YEARS
---
IN GODS
GOOD KEEPING.
ALSO OF
HERBERT FRANCIS
RAINBIRD
DIED
JUNE 22ND 1955
AGED 85 YEARS.
[IN] AFFECTIONATE MEMORY OF EMILY, WIFE OF HERBERT FRANCIS RAINBIRD
WHO PASSED AWAY 25TH MARCH 1933 AGED 68 YEARS. 'THY WILL BE DONE.'" |- |{{Image|file=Rainbird-120.jpg|size=s}} |1168aY |[[Rainbird-120|Herbert Francis]] |[[Rainbird-120|Rainbird]] |1955 |"IN FOND MEMORY
OF
MARJORIE EMILY
RAINBIRD
PASSED AWAY
OCT 28TH 1943
AGED 36 YEARS
---
IN GODS
GOOD KEEPING.
ALSO OF
HERBERT FRANCIS
RAINBIRD
DIED
JUNE 22ND 1955
AGED 85 YEARS.
[IN] AFFECTIONATE MEMORY OF EMILY, WIFE OF HERBERT FRANCIS RAINBIRD
WHO PASSED AWAY 25TH MARCH 1933 AGED 68 YEARS. 'THY WILL BE DONE.'" |- |{{Image|file=Rainbird-120.jpg|size=s}} |1168aY |[[Rainbird-121|Marjorie Emily]] |[[Rainbird-121|Rainbird]] |1943 |"IN FOND MEMORY
OF
MARJORIE EMILY
RAINBIRD
PASSED AWAY
OCT 28TH 1943
AGED 36 YEARS
---
IN GODS
GOOD KEEPING.
ALSO OF
HERBERT FRANCIS
RAINBIRD
DIED
JUNE 22ND 1955
AGED 85 YEARS.
[IN] AFFECTIONATE MEMORY OF EMILY, WIFE OF HERBERT FRANCIS RAINBIRD
WHO PASSED AWAY 25TH MARCH 1933 AGED 68 YEARS. 'THY WILL BE DONE.'" |- | |169Y |[[Hampton-3959|Jane (Hampton)]] |[[Hampton-3959|Randall]] |1916 | |- |{{Image|file=Raynsford-42.jpg|size=s}} |1886Y |[[Colpus-21|Amelia Hampton (Colpus)]] |[[Colpus-21|Raynsford]] |1911 |"In Loving Memory
-of-
AMELIA HAMPTON RAYNSFORD
DIED FEB 26TH 1911
AGED 69 YEARS.
---
WILLIAM RAYNSFORD
HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE
DIED OCT 15TH 1914
AGED 77 YEARS.
---
WILLIAM CHARLES RAYNSFORD
ELDEST SON OF THE ABOVE
DIED AUGUST 18TH 1926
AGED 64 YEARS.
UNTIL ME MEET AGAIN" |- |{{Image|file=Raynsford-42.jpg|size=s}} |1886Y |[[Raynsford-42|William]] |[[Raynsford-42|Raynsford]] |1914 |"In Loving Memory
-of-
AMELIA HAMPTON RAYNSFORD
DIED FEB 26TH 1911
AGED 69 YEARS.
---
WILLIAM RAYNSFORD
HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE
DIED OCT 15TH 1914
AGED 77 YEARS.
---
WILLIAM CHARLES RAYNSFORD
ELDEST SON OF THE ABOVE
DIED AUGUST 18TH 1926
AGED 64 YEARS.
UNTIL ME MEET AGAIN" |- |{{Image|file=Raynsford-42.jpg|size=s}} |1886Y |[[Raynsford-43|William Charles]] |[[Raynsford-43|Raynsford]] |1926 |"In Loving Memory
-of-
AMELIA HAMPTON RAYNSFORD
DIED FEB 26TH 1911
AGED 69 YEARS.
---
WILLIAM RAYNSFORD
HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE
DIED OCT 15TH 1914
AGED 77 YEARS.
---
WILLIAM CHARLES RAYNSFORD
ELDEST SON OF THE ABOVE
DIED AUGUST 18TH 1926
AGED 64 YEARS.
UNTIL ME MEET AGAIN" |- |{{Image|file=Rayward-20.jpg|size=s}} |6AY |[[Lewry-65|Harriet (Lewry)]] |[[Lewry-65|Rayward]] |1897 | |- |{{Image|file=Rayward-20.jpg|size=s}} |6AY |[[Rayward-20|James Alfred]] |[[Rayward-20|Rayward]] |1886 |"Who died July 2nd 1886,
Aged 68 Years" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-518.jpg|size=s}} |1379N |[[Rea-1880|Alexander]] |[[Rea-1880|Rea]] |1867 |"IN MEMORY OF
ALEXANDER REA,
SON OF THOMAS AND MARGARET REA,
BORN MAY 8TH 1857,
DIED MAY 12TH 1867.
GEORGE REA,
DIED DECR. 13TH 1868,
AGED 1 YEAR AND 8 MONTHS.
LOTTIE MAYOR REA,
DIED APRIL 30TH. 1871,
AGED 4 MONTHS AND
10 DAYS.
[EDITH MAY REA,]
DIED MAY 31ST 1872,
AGED 10 WEEKS." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-518.jpg|size=s}} |1379N |[[Rea-1884|Edith May]] |[[Rea-1884|Rea]] |1872 |"IN MEMORY OF
ALEXANDER REA,
SON OF THOMAS AND MARGARET REA,
BORN MAY 8TH 1857,
DIED MAY 12TH 1867.
GEORGE REA,
DIED DECR. 13TH 1868,
AGED 1 YEAR AND 8 MONTHS.
LOTTIE MAYOR REA,
DIED APRIL 30TH. 1871,
AGED 4 MONTHS AND
10 DAYS.
[EDITH MAY REA,]
DIED MAY 31ST 1872,
AGED 10 WEEKS." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-518.jpg|size=s}} |1379N |[[Rea-1882|George Enticknap]] |[[Rea-1882|Rea]] |1868 |"IN MEMORY OF
ALEXANDER REA,
SON OF THOMAS AND MARGARET REA,
BORN MAY 8TH 1857,
DIED MAY 12TH 1867.
GEORGE REA,
DIED DECR. 13TH 1868,
AGED 1 YEAR AND 8 MONTHS.
LOTTIE MAYOR REA,
DIED APRIL 30TH. 1871,
AGED 4 MONTHS AND
10 DAYS.
[EDITH MAY REA,]
DIED MAY 31ST 1872,
AGED 10 WEEKS." |- | |1336N |[[Botting-226|Kate (Botting)]] |[[Botting-226|Rea]] |1931 | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-517.jpg|size=s}}
{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-521.jpg|size=s}} |1328-9N |[[Hughes-18754|Katharine Sophia (Hughes)]] |[[Hughes-18754|Rea]] |1926 |"In Loving Memory
of
THOMAS REA,
WHO DIED APRIL 9TH 1910
IN HIS 80TH YEAR.
Also of KATHARINE SOPHIA,
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED JULY 10TH 1926
AGED 73 YEARS. |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-518.jpg|size=s}} |1379N |[[Rea-1883|Lottie Mayor]] |[[Rea-1883|Rea]] |1871 |"IN MEMORY OF
ALEXANDER REA,
SON OF THOMAS AND MARGARET REA,
BORN MAY 8TH 1857,
DIED MAY 12TH 1867.
GEORGE REA,
DIED DECR. 13TH 1868,
AGED 1 YEAR AND 8 MONTHS.
LOTTIE MAYOR REA,
DIED APRIL 30TH. 1871,
AGED 4 MONTHS AND
10 DAYS.
[EDITH MAY REA,]
DIED MAY 31ST 1872,
AGED 10 WEEKS." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-517.jpg|size=s}} |1378N |[[Fairweather-1513|Margaret]] |[[Fairweather-1513|Rea]] |1883 |"IN
MEMORY OF
MARGARET,
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
THOMAS REA,
WHO DIED 24TH FEBRUARY 1883,
AGED 51 YEARS.
-----
ALSO BARBARA,
WIFE OF H STREET,
AND SECOND DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE,
WHO DIED NOVER. 20TH 1882
INTERRED IN THIS CEMETERY.
-----
ALSO ISABELLA,
WIFE OF W SKINNER,
AND THIRD DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED SEPT. 30TH 1908
INTERRED AT BELLS HILL BARNET.
-----
THOMAS REA
WHO DIED APRIL 9TH 1910
IN HIS 80TH YEAR.
O MY GOD PREPARE MY SOUL FOR THAT GREAT
DAY THE HOUR OF MY DEPARTURE HAS COME
I HEAR THE VOICE THAT CALLS ME HOME.
-----
ALSO JANET SKINNER 4TH DAUGHTER OF
THOMAS REA
DIED FEBRUARY 11TH 1929 AGED 65 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-517.jpg|size=s}}
{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-521.jpg|size=s}} |1328-9N |[[Rea-1881|Thomas]] |[[Rea-1881|Rea]] |1910 |"IN
MEMORY OF
MARGARET,
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
THOMAS REA,
WHO DIED 24TH FEBRUARY 1883,
AGED 51 YEARS.
-----
ALSO BARBARA,
WIFE OF H STREET,
AND SECOND DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE,
WHO DIED NOVER. 20TH 1882
INTERRED IN THIS CEMETERY.
-----
ALSO ISABELLA,
WIFE OF W SKINNER,
AND THIRD DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED SEPT. 30TH 1908
INTERRED AT BELLS HILL BARNET.
-----
THOMAS REA
WHO DIED APRIL 9TH 1910
IN HIS 80TH YEAR.
O MY GOD PREPARE MY SOUL FOR THAT GREAT
DAY THE HOUR OF MY DEPARTURE HAS COME
I HEAR THE VOICE THAT CALLS ME HOME.
-----
ALSO JANET SKINNER 4TH DAUGHTER OF
THOMAS REA
DIED FEBRUARY 11TH 1929 AGED 65 YEARS."
In Loving Memory
of
THOMAS REA,
WHO DIED APRIL 9TH 1910
IN HIS 80TH YEAR.
Also of KATHARINE SOPHIA,
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED JULY 10TH 1926
AGED 73 YEARS. |- | |1337N |[[Rea-1885|William Chalcraft]] |[[Rea-1885|Rea]] |1925 | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-528.jpg|size=s}} |1335N |[[Rea-1886|William Thomas]] |[[Rea-1886|Rea]] |1907 |"In
ever loving
memory of
WILLIAM THOMAS REA
DEARLY LOVED SON OF
WILLIAM & KATE REA
BORN JAN 22ND 1906
DIED MARCH 14TH 1907
SUCH IS THE KINGDOM OF HEAVEN" |- |{{Image|file=Hooker-2449.jpg|size=s}} |393N |[[Hooker-2449|Elizabeth (Hooker)]] |[[Hooker-2449|Redgrove]] |1890 |"In Loving [Memory]
-of-
ELIZABETH WIFE OF
JAMES REDGROVE,
WHO DIED DECR 27TH 1890
AGED 67 YEARS.
'AT REST.'" |- |{{Image|file=Hooker-2449.jpg|size=s}} |393N |[[Redgrove-5|James]] |[[Redgrove-5|Redgrove]] |1900 |"In Loving [Memory]
-of-
ELIZABETH WIFE OF
JAMES REDGROVE,
WHO DIED DECR 27TH 1890
AGED 67 YEARS.
'AT REST.'" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-249.jpg|size=s}} |1413N |[[Revill-196|Charles Edwin]] |[[Revill-196|Revill]] |1902 |"IN LOVING MEMORY OF
CHARLES EDWIN REVILL
AT REST FEBRUARY 14TH 1902
AGED 71 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-586.jpg|size=s}} |4N |[[Richards-13578|Charlotte Ellen]] |[[Richards-13578|Richards]] |1928 |"Sacred to the Memory
-of-
CHARLOTTE ELLEN RICHARDS,
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE ON JUNE 2ND 1928
AGED 78 YEARS.
---
'BE YE ALSO READY.' LUKE XII. 40 V." |- |{{Image|file=Richards-14051.jpg|size=s}} |2193Y |[[Unknown-494538|Jane]] |[[Unknown-494538|Richards]] |1877 |"In
MEMORY OF
JANE, WI[FE OF]
ROBERT RICHARDS
DIED AUGST. 2ND 1877,
A[GED ..] YEARS
..
..
GEORGE [EDWARDS?]
GRE[AT?] [NEPHEW OF THE ABOVE?]
BORN DEC .. 1868? " |- |{{Image|file=Richards-14051.jpg|size=s}} |2192Y |[[Richards-14051|Robert]] |[[Richards-14051|Richards]] |1890 |"In
MEMORY OF
JANE, WI[FE OF]
ROBERT RICHARDS
DIED AUGST. 2ND 1877,
A[GED ..] YEARS
..
..
GEORGE [EDWARDS?]
GRE[AT?] [NEPHEW OF THE ABOVE?]
BORN DEC .. 1868? " |- | |589Y |[[Browne-4491|Eliza (Browne)]] |[[Browne-4491|Richardson]] |1909 | |- |{{Image|file=Richardson-22465.jpg|size=s}} |566Y |[[Richardson-22465|George]] |[[Richardson-22465|Richardson]] |1933 |"In
Loving Memory of
JANE RICHARDSON
DIED 16TH JAN 1917, AGED 69 YEARS.
---
AT REST.
Also of GEORGE RICHARDSON
HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE
DIED 19TH MARCH 1933 AGED 84 YEARS.
HE HAS EARNED FOR HIMSELF
HIS EVENING REST." |- |{{Image|file=Richardson-22464.jpg|size=s}} |568Y |[[Richardson-22464|Helen Mary]] |[[Richardson-22464|Richardson]] |1932 |"In Loving Memory
-of-
HELEN MARY RICHARDSON
DIED JUNE 16TH 1932
AGED 59 YEARS
---
At Rest
---
WITH LOVE FROM DAD" |- | |567Y |[[Richardson-22467|James]] |[[Richardson-22467|Richardson]] |1863 | |- |{{Image|file=Richardson-22465.jpg|size=s}} |566Y |[[Mandeville-763|Jane (Mandeville)]] |[[Mandeville-763|Richardson]] |1917 |"In
Loving Memory of
JANE RICHARDSON
DIED 16TH JAN 1917, AGED 69 YEARS.
---
AT REST.
Also of GEORGE RICHARDSON
HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE
DIED 19TH MARCH 1933 AGED 84 YEARS.
HE HAS EARNED FOR HIMSELF
HIS EVENING REST." |- | |568Y |[[Ayles-94|Rebecca (Ayles)]] |[[Ayles-94|Richardson]] |1862 | |- | |589Y |[[Richardson-22466|William]] |[[Richardson-22466|Richardson]] |1870 | |- | |826BY |[[Riddle-3233|Archibald]] |[[Riddle-3233|Riddle]] |1885 | |- | | 872 |[[Riddle-3234|Arthur Edward]] |[[Riddle-3234|Riddle]] |1887 | |- | |353Y |[[Riddle-3236|Edith Ann]] |[[Riddle-3236|Riddle]] |1890 | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-248.jpg|size=s}} |N1412 |[[Riddle-3230|George Edward]] |[[Riddle-3230|Riddle]] |1908 |"IN
LOVING
MEMORY OF
GEORGE EDWARD
RIDDLE,
WHO DIED MARCH 6 1908
AGED 54 YEARS
WITH CHRI[ST WH]ICH IS FAR BETTER" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-246.jpg|size=s}} |1412N |[[Spencer-19300|Sarah Jane]] |[[Spencer-19300|Riddle]] |1901 |"IN
LOVING
MEMORY OF
MY DEAR MOTHER
SARAH JANE RIDDLE
WHO DIED JULY 7 1901
AGED 45 YEARS
FROM HER LESS.. THOUGH SORROWFUL SON
HARRY" |- |{{Image|file=Ritchie-4125.jpg|size=s}} |397N |Bridget |Ritchie |1897 |"IN
Loving Memory of
GEORGE RITCHIE,
BELOVED HUSBAND OF
BRIDGET RITCHIE,
DIED MAY 11TH 1890
AGED 56 YEARS.
-+-
BLESSED ARE THE DEAD WHICH DIE IN THE LORD
-+-
Also of
BRIDGET RITCHIE
[DIED AP]RIL 6TH 1897
[AGED 5]2 YEARS.
[HER END W]AS PEACE." |- |{{Image|file=Ritchie-4125.jpg|size=s}} |397N |[[Ritchie-4125|George]] |[[Ritchie-4125|Ritchie]] |1890 |"IN
Loving Memory of
GEORGE RITCHIE,
BELOVED HUSBAND OF
BRIDGET RITCHIE,
DIED MAY 11TH 1890
AGED 56 YEARS.
-+-
BLESSED ARE THE DEAD WHICH DIE IN THE LORD
-+-
Also of
BRIDGET RITCHIE
[DIED AP]RIL 6TH 1897
[AGED 5]2 YEARS.
[HER END W]AS PEACE." |- |{{Image|file=Roads-149.jpg|size=s}} |75cY |[[Roads-149|Frederick Charles]] |[[Roads-149|Roads]] |1913 |"Sacred to the Memory
-of-
MY DEAR AND DEVOTED HUSBAN[D]
FREDERICK CHARLES ROADS
WHO PASSED AWAY APRIL 19TH 1913
AGED 46 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-338.jpg|size=s}} |956N |[[Robertson-16848|Charles]] |[[Robertson-16848|Robertson]] |1891 |"CHARLES ROBERTSON, R.W.S.
10TH NOV 1891" |- | |956N |[[Lonsdale-282|Alice Mary (Lonsdale)]] |[[Lonsdale-282|Robertson]] |1916 | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-416.jpg|size=s}} |1504N |[[Unknown-483438|Elizabeth]] |[[Unknown-483438|Rogers]] |1871 |"SACRED
TO
THE MEMORY OF
ELIZABETH ROGERS
WHO FELL ASLEEP
DECEMBER 18TH 1871
AGED 85 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-658.jpg|size=s}} |2149Y |[[Roker-39|Jane]] |[[Roker-39|Roker]] |1881 |"In
Loving Memory
of
Jane Roker
.. December 27th 1881" |- | |93AY |[[Roles-141|Alfred]] |[[Roles-141|Roles]] |1885 | |- | |641aN |[[Roles-144|Arthur Cyril]] |[[Roles-144|Roles]] |1916 | |- | |1452N |[[Roles-140|Charles]] |[[Roles-140|Roles]] |1919 | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-318.jpg|size=s}} |1452Y |[[Large-1048|Jane Rebecca (Large)]] |[[Large-1048|Roles]] |1909 |"IN
Loving Memory
of
JANE REBECCA
WIFE OF CHARLES ROLES
DIED AUGUST 2.. 1909
AGED 58 YEARS" |- | |423N |[[Roles-142|Robert Samuel Large]] |[[Roles-142|Roles]] |1890 | |- | |662bN |[[Roles-145|Walter Charles]] |[[Roles-145|Roles]] |1915 | |- |{{Image|file=Cokayne-97.jpg|size=s}} |2413Y |[[Cokayne-97|Blanche Dorothea (Cokayne)]] |[[Cokayne-97|Romanis]] |1883 |"IN
LOVING MEMORY
OF
BLANCHE DOROTHEA COKAYNE ROMANIS
THE BELOVED WIFE OF REV W.F.J. ROMANIS
OF CHARTERHOUSE, AND ELDEST DAUGHTER OF
G.E. COKAYNE, ESQ
DIED SEPR. 17TH 1883, AGED 25.
'BLESSED ARE THE PURE IN HEART
FOR THEY SHALL SEE GOD.'" |- |{{Image|file=Romanis-13.jpg|size=s}} |2414Y |[[Romanis-13|Blanche Mary Dorothea]] |[[Romanis-13|Romanis]] |1883 |"BLANCHE MARY DOROTHEA
INFANT DAUGHTER OF
REV. W.F.J. ROMANIS
DIED OCTR 15TH [1883]
AGED 4 WEEKS
'SUFFER THE LITTLE CHILDREN
TO COME UNTO ME.'" |- |{{Image|file=Rothwell-705.jpg|size=s}} |2459AY |[[Towse-113|Agnes]] |[[Towse-113|Rothwell]] |1881 |"In Loving Memory
-of-
WILLIAM ROTHWELL,
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE ON
JULY 1ST 1916, AGED 65 YEARS.
-+-
Also AGNES,
THE BELOVED WIFE OF THE ABOVE
MAY 11TH 1881, AGED 30 YEARS.
-+-
PEACE, PERFECT PEACE, BY THRONGING DUTIES PRESS'D
TO DO THE WILL OF JESUS, THIS IS REST." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-584.jpg|size=s}} |11-2N |[[White-52162|Jane]] |[[White-52162|Rothwell]] |1933 |"Sacred to the Memory
-of-
JANE ROTHWELL
BORN 1849. PASSED OVER 1933
----" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-622.jpg|size=s}} |1673DY |[[Rothwell-702|Margaret Gertrude]] |[[Rothwell-702|Rothwell]] |1922 |"In
Sweet Memory
of
MARGARET GERTRUDE
ROTHWELL
AGED 7 MONTHS" |- |{{Image|file=Rothwell-705.jpg|size=s}} |2459aY |[[Rothwell-705|William]] |[[Rothwell-705|Rothwell]] |1916 |"In Loving Memory
-of-
WILLIAM ROTHWELL,
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE ON
JULY 1ST 1916, AGED 65 YEARS.
-+-
Also AGNES,
THE BELOVED WIFE OF THE ABOVE
MAY 11TH 1881, AGED 30 YEARS.
-+-
PEACE, PERFECT PEACE, BY THRONGING DUTIES PRESS'D
TO DO THE WILL OF JESUS, THIS IS REST." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-229.jpg|size=s}} |780N |[[Rowbotham-258|William]] |[[Rowbotham-258|Rowbotham]] |1900 |"IN LOVING MEMORY OF
WILLIAM ROWBOTHAM
AT REST JUNE 18TH 1900
AGED 82 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Russell-22315.jpg|size=s}} |1230aY |[[Stevens-18742|Elizabeth Jane (Stevens)]] |[[Stevens-18742|Russell]] |1934 |"In
Loving Memory of
JAMES RUSSELL
DIED JAN 22ND 1922 AGED 69 YEARS
---
HE SUFFERED MUCH BUT MURMURED NOT
Also of ELIZABETH JANE DI.." |- |{{Image|file=Russell-22315.jpg|size=s}} |1230aY |[[Russell-22315|James]] |[[Russell-22315|Russell]] |1922 |"In
Loving Memory of
JAMES RUSSELL
DIED JAN 22ND 1922 AGED 69 YEARS
---
HE SUFFERED MUCH BUT MURMURED NOT
Also of ELIZABETH JANE DI.." |- |{{Image|file=Russell-23922.jpg|size=s}} |560N |[[Unknown-505368|Jane (Unknown)]] |[[Unknown-505368|Russell]] |1891 |"IN LOVING MEMORY
-OF-
MARY ANN SLOW
DIED OCT 5TH 1937 AGED 90 YEARS
-+-
'O REST IN THE LORD.'" |- |{{Image|file=Russell-6922.jpg|size=s}} |1870-1Y |[[Blomefield-1|Louisa Charlotte Emily (Blomefield)]] |[[Blomefield-1|Russell]] |1923 |"Theodosius Stuart Russell
+ Captain
Chief Constable of the West Riding of Yorkshire
from 1876 to 190?
born 13 Sept 1836 + Died 2 Feb 1906
W..ing ...
Our Lord Jesus Christ
Also Louisa Charlotte Emily his wife
Born 11? April 1847
Died 7 August 1923" |- |{{Image|file=Russell-6922.jpg|size=s}} |1870-1Y |[[Russell-6922|Theodosius Stuart]] |[[Russell-6922|Russell]] |1906 |"Theodosius Stuart Russell
+ Captain
Chief Constable of the West Riding of Yorkshire
from 1876 to 190?
born 13 Sept 1836 + Died 2 Feb 1906
W..ing ...
Our Lord Jesus Christ
Also Louisa Charlotte Emily his wife
Born 11? April 1847
Died 7 August 1923" |- | |1479N |[[Russell-23923|William]] |[[Russell-23923|Russell]] |1868 | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-462.jpg|size=s}} |1240N |[[Terry-6474|Phebe]] |[[Terry-6474|Salmon]] |1891 |"In
Loving Memory of
WILLIAM JENNINGS SALMON,
DIED OCTOBER 24TH 1876
AGED 73 YEARS.
Also
PHEBE SALMON,
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
DIED MAY 1ST 1891
AGED 75 YEARS.
At Rest" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-462.jpg|size=s}} |1240N |[[Salmon-2016|William Jennings]] |[[Salmon-2016|Salmon]] |1876 |"In
Loving Memory of
WILLIAM JENNINGS SALMON,
DIED OCTOBER 24TH 1876
AGED 73 YEARS.
Also
PHEBE SALMON,
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
DIED MAY 1ST 1891
AGED 75 YEARS.
At Rest" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-224.jpg|size=s}} |1391aN |[[Sanderson-3606|Charlotte Louisa Gertrude]] |[[Sanderson-3606|Sanderson]] |1929 |"CHARLOTTE LOUISA GERTRUDE SANDERSON
BORN OCTOBER 6TH 1843
DIED APRIL 12TH 1929" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-556.jpg|size=s}} |71aN |[[Sanderson-3602|Dorothy Manners]] |[[Sanderson-3602|Sanderson]] |1921 |"IN
LOVING MEMORY
OF
DOROTHY MANNERS SANDERSON
AGED 39 YEARS
DEPARTED APRIL 7 1921
TO BE WITH CHRIST WHICH IS FAR BETTER
MARY MANNERS SANDERSON
AGED 78 YEARS
DEPARTED MARCH 21 1955" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-560.jpg|size=s}} |72AN |[[Sanderson-3600|Edward Manners]] |[[Sanderson-3600|Sanderson]] |1932 |"IN
LOVING MEMORY
OF
EDWARD MANNERS SANDERSON
(PRIEST)
DEPARTED MAY 20TH 1932
AGED 84 YEARS
GOD BE MERCIFUL TO ME, A SINNER
ALSO OF EVELINE MARY HIS WIFE
DEPARTED DECEMBER.. 1938
AGED 87 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-560.jpg|size=s}} |72AN |[[Venables-1567|Eveline Mary]] |[[Venables-1567|Sanderson]] |1938 |"IN
LOVING MEMORY
OF
EDWARD MANNERS SANDERSON
(PRIEST)
DEPARTED MAY 20TH 1932
AGED 84 YEARS
GOD BE MERCIFUL TO ME, A SINNER
ALSO OF EVELINE MARY HIS WIFE
DEPARTED DECEMBER.. 1938
AGED 87 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-556.jpg|size=s}} |71AN |[[Sanderson-3603|Mary Charlotte Manners]] |[[Sanderson-3603|Sanderson]] |1955 |"IN
LOVING MEMORY
OF
DOROTHY MANNERS SANDERSON
AGED 39 YEARS
DEPARTED APRIL 7 1921
TO BE WITH CHRIST WHICH IS FAR BETTER
MARY MANNERS SANDERSON
AGED 78 YEARS
DEPARTED MARCH 21 1955" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-216.jpg|size=s}} |1391aN |[[Sanderson-3607|Maud Alice Isobel]] |[[Sanderson-3607|Sanderson]] |1921 |"MAUD ALICE ISOBEL SANDERSON
BORN SEPTEMBER 28 1871
DIED NOVEMBER 9 1921
IN THY LIGHT SHALL WE SEE LIGHT." |- |{{Image|file=Saunders-9209.jpg|size=s}} |2635Y |[[Saunders-9209|Henry]] |[[Saunders-9209|Saunders]] |1890 |"ihs
In Affectionate Remembrance of
SUSANNA SAUNDERS
WHO DIED AUGUST 19TH 1873
AGED 72 YEARS.
-+-
Also of
HENRY SAUNDERS
WHO DIED MAY 2ND 1890
AGED 48 YEARS
-+-
SON OF THE ABOVE" |- |{{Image|file=Saunders-9210.jpg|size=s}} |366N |[[Saunders-9210|James]] |[[Saunders-9210|Saunders]] |1888 |"ihs
In Affectionate Remembrance of
JAMES SAUNDERS
WHO DIED FEBRUARY 5TH? 1888
AGED 81 YEARS.
-+-" |- |{{Image|file=Saunders-9209.jpg|size=s}} |2635Y |[[Lindsey-4780|Susannah (Lindsey)]] |[[Lindsey-4780|Saunders]] |1873 |"ihs
In Affectionate Remembrance of
SUSANNA SAUNDERS
WHO DIED AUGUST 19TH 1873
AGED 72 YEARS.
-+-
Also of
HENRY SAUNDERS
WHO DIED MAY 2ND 1890
AGED 48 YEARS
-+-
SON OF THE ABOVE" |- |{{Image|file=Frith-569.jpg|size=s}} |791Y |[[Grandy-578|Lucy (Grandy)]] |[[Grandy-578|Seaber]] |1904 |"ihs
IN LOVING MEMORY OF
ELIZA, WIFE OF JOHN GRANDY,
DIED JULY 21ST 1873
AGED 35 YEARS.
-+-
ALSO OF JOHN GRANDY,
DIED FEBRUARY 16TH 1894
AGED 67 YEARS.
-+-
ALSO LUCY, DAUGHTER OF ABOVE
AND THE BELOVED WIFE OF
CHARLES SEABER,
DIED AUGUST 29TH 1904
AGED 27 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-438.jpg|size=s}} |1528N |[[Sharp-9656|Mary]] |[[Sharp-9656|Sharp]] |1921 |"LITTLE MARY
DEARLY LOVED
CHILD OF
A & E SHARP
CALLED HOME
AUG 31ST 1921
AGED 9 YEARS
ABIDE WITH ME" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-510.jpg|size=s}} |N1320-1 |[[Shaw-17336|Ellen Elizabeth]] |[[Shaw-17336|Shaw]] |1906 |"IN
LOVING MEMORY
OF
ELLEN ELIZABETH SHAW
AT REST
9 MAY 1906
AGED 71 YEARS"
"Sacred
to the Memory of
MARY ANN
WIDOW OF JOHN SHAW
AT REST 4TH DECEMBER 1900
AGED 86 YEARS.
---
Also of FREDERICK,
SON OF THE ABOVE,
AT REST 4TH MARCH 1860
AGED 18 YEARS.
---
ELLEN ELIZABETH SHAW
AT REST 9TH MAY 1906
AGED 71 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Higgins-7699.jpg|size=s}} |Y257 |[[Shaw-17340|Frederick]] |[[Shaw-17340|Shaw]] |1860 |"Sacred
to the Memory of
MARY ANN
WIDOW OF JOHN SHAW
AT REST 4TH DECEMBER 1900
AGED 86 YEARS.
---
Also of FREDERICK,
SON OF THE ABOVE,
AT REST 4TH MARCH 1860
AGED 18 YEARS.
---
ELLEN ELIZABETH SHAW
AT REST 9TH MAY 1906
AGED 71 YEARS." |- | |N1320-1 |[[Shaw-17338|Mary Ann]] |[[Shaw-17338|Shaw]] |1927 | |- |{{Image|file=Higgins-7699.jpg|size=s}} |Y257 |[[Higgins-7699|Mary Ann (Higgins)]] |[[Higgins-7699|Shaw]] |1900 |"Sacred
to the Memory of
MARY ANN
WIDOW OF JOHN SHAW
AT REST 4TH DECEMBER 1900
AGED 86 YEARS.
---
Also of FREDERICK,
SON OF THE ABOVE,
AT REST 4TH MARCH 1860
AGED 18 YEARS.
---
ELLEN ELIZABETH SHAW
AT REST 9TH MAY 1906
AGED 71 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-570.jpg|size=s}} |80N |[[Harris-37544|Ann (Harris)]] |[[Harris-37544|Sherlock]] |1891 |"In
LOVING MEMORY OF
GEORGE SHERLOCK
AT REST 4 APRIL 1915
AGED 86.
ALSO ANN HIS WIFE
AT REST 9 APRIL 1891
AGED 72
PEACE, PERFECT PEACE." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-602.jpg|size=s}} |1672aY |[[Chiverton-106|Eliza]] |[[Chiverton-106|Sherlock]] |1912 |"In Loving Memory
-of-
ELIZA SHERLOCK
DIED JANUARY 12TH 1912, AGED 61 YEARS
---
Also of
FRANCES MAUD SHERLOCK
DIED DECEMBER 28TH 1927, AGED 48 YEARS.
---
At Rest
---
Also of
JAMES HENRY SHERLOCK
DIED 23RD MAY 1950, AGED 69 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-602.jpg|size=s}} |1672AY |[[Sherlock-665|Frances Maud]] |[[Sherlock-665|Sherlock]] |1927 |"In Loving Memory
-of-
ELIZA SHERLOCK
DIED JANUARY 12TH 1912, AGED 61 YEARS
---
Also of
FRANCES MAUD SHERLOCK
DIED DECEMBER 28TH 1927, AGED 48 YEARS.
---
At Rest
---
Also of
JAMES HENRY SHERLOCK
DIED 23RD MAY 1950, AGED 69 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-570.jpg|size=s}} |80N |[[Sherlock-663|George]] |[[Sherlock-663|Sherlock]] |1915 |"In
LOVING MEMORY OF
GEORGE SHERLOCK
AT REST 4 APRIL 1915
AGED 86.
ALSO ANN HIS WIFE
AT REST 9 APRIL 1891
AGED 72
PEACE, PERFECT PEACE." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-602.jpg|size=s}} |1672aY |[[Sherlock-666|James Henry]] |[[Sherlock-666|Sherlock]] |1950 |"In Loving Memory
-of-
ELIZA SHERLOCK
DIED JANUARY 12TH 1912, AGED 61 YEARS
---
Also of
FRANCES MAUD SHERLOCK
DIED DECEMBER 28TH 1927, AGED 48 YEARS.
---
At Rest
---
Also of
JAMES HENRY SHERLOCK
DIED 23RD MAY 1950, AGED 69 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Sherlock-6692.jpg|size=s}} |712N |[[Sherlock-664|John]] |[[Sherlock-664|Sherlock]] |1900 |"In Loving Memory
-of-
WILLIAM JOHN SHERLOCK
DIED NOVEMBER 12TH 1895, AGED 20 YEARS.
---
Also of
JOHN SHERLOCK
DIED APRIL 26TH 1900, AGED 52 YEARS.
---
At Rest." |- | |12dY |[[Sherlock-668|Sidney James]] |[[Sherlock-668|Sherlock]] |1918 | |- |{{Image|file=Sherlock-6692.jpg|size=s}} |712N |[[Sherlock-669|William John]] |[[Sherlock-669|Sherlock]] |1895 |"In Loving Memory
-of-
WILLIAM JOHN SHERLOCK
DIED NOVEMBER 12TH 1895, AGED 20 YEARS.
---
Also of
JOHN SHERLOCK
DIED APRIL 26TH 1900, AGED 52 YEARS.
---
At Rest." |- | |767aY |[[Sherlock-667|William John Thomas]] |[[Sherlock-667|Sherlock]] |1902 | |- |{{Image|file=Sherwin-675.jpg|size=s}} |1888Y |[[Sherwin-675|Alfred Thomas]] |[[Sherwin-675|Sherwin]] |1925 |"IN LOVING
MEMORY
+
FLORENCE KATHERINE
SHERWIN
BORN JUNE 15TH 1855
DIED JANUARY 10TH 1887
ALSO OF
ALFRED THOMAS
SHERWIN
DIED OCTOBER 27TH 1925" |- |{{Image|file=Sherwin-675.jpg|size=s}} |1888Y |[[Sherwin-676|Florence Katherine]] |[[Sherwin-676|Sherwin]] |1887 |"IN LOVING
MEMORY
+
FLORENCE KATHERINE
SHERWIN
BORN JUNE 15TH 1855
DIED JANUARY 10TH 1887
ALSO OF
ALFRED THOMAS
SHERWIN
DIED OCTOBER 27TH 1925" |- | |1604N |[[Simpson-15565|Gertrude]] |[[Simpson-15565|Simpson]] |1920 | |- | |1604N |[[Simpson-15561|Harold]] |[[Simpson-15561|Simpson]] |1872 | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-434.jpg|size=s}} |1603N |[[Gillett-2100|Maria]] |[[Gillett-2100|Simpson]] |1909 |"IN MEMORY OF
THOMAS SIMPSON
OF THE ARCHES, CLEVEDON
BORN 17TH SEPTR. 1812,
DIED 19TH JANY. 1885.
ALSO IN LOVING MEMORY
MARIA
WIFE OF THOMAS SIMPSON
BORN 9TH OCTOBER 1816
DIED 24TH JANUARY 1909." |- | |1604N |[[Simpson-15563|Percy]] |[[Simpson-15563|Simpson]] |1914 | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-434.jpg|size=s}} |1603N |[[Simpson-15553|Thomas]] |[[Simpson-15553|Simpson]] |1885 |"IN MEMORY OF
THOMAS SIMPSON
OF THE ARCHES, CLEVEDON
BORN 17TH SEPTR. 1812,
DIED 19TH JANY. 1885.
ALSO IN LOVING MEMORY
MARIA
WIFE OF THOMAS SIMPSON
BORN 9TH OCTOBER 1816
DIED 24TH JANUARY 1909." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-421.jpg|size=s}} |1512N |[[Webber-3637|Margaret Eliza (Webber)]] |[[Webber-3637|Sisley]] |1858 |"TO
The Memory of
Margaret Eliza Wife of
Richard Sisley
Born October 20th 18..
Died September .. 1858
.. of Life? ... are?
ALSO OF
Margaret Eliza Webber
Daughter of the above
.." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-421.jpg|size=s}} |1512N |[[Sisley-92|Margaret Eliza Webber]] |[[Sisley-92|Sisley]] |1859 |"TO
The Memory of
Margaret Eliza Wife of
Richard Sisley
Born October 20th 18..
Died September .. 1858
.. of Life? ... are?
ALSO OF
Margaret Eliza Webber
Daughter of the above
.." |- | |1511N |[[Sisley-91|Richard]] |[[Sisley-91|Sisley]] |1878 | |- |{{Image|file=Skeet-176.jpg|size=s}} |677N |[[Winchester-1375|Jane (Winchester)]] |[[Winchester-1375|Skeet]] |1909 |"IN
LOVING MEMORY OF
PETER SKEET,
THE BELOVED HUSBAND OF
JANE SKEET.
BORN DECEMBER 1ST 1827,
DIED APRIL 9TH 1894.
-+-
ALSO OF
JANE SKEET,
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
BORN OCTOBER 9TH 1830
DIED MARCH 1ST 1909.
-+-
WITH CHRIST WHICH IS [FAR BETTER.]" |- |{{Image|file=Skeet-176.jpg|size=s}} |677N |[[Skeet-176|Peter]] |[[Skeet-176|Skeet]] |1894 |"IN
LOVING MEMORY OF
PETER SKEET,
THE BELOVED HUSBAND OF
JANE SKEET.
BORN DECEMBER 1ST 1827,
DIED APRIL 9TH 1894.
-+-
ALSO OF
JANE SKEET,
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
BORN OCTOBER 9TH 1830
DIED MARCH 1ST 1909.
-+-
WITH CHRIST WHICH IS [FAR BETTER.]" |- |{{Image|file=Skeggs-216.jpg|size=s}} |1806Y |[[Skeggs-216|Emma Louisa]] |[[Skeggs-216|Skeggs]] |1935 |"In
LOVING MEMORY
OF
MARY LOUISA
WIDOW OF THE LATE GEORGE SKEGGS
INTERRED IN KENSAL GREEN CEMETERY
WHO FELL ASLEEP APRIL 22ND 1898
AGED 73 YEARS
'UNTIL THE DAY BREAK'
ALSO OF
HER DAUGHTER
EMMA LOUISA SKEGGS
WHO FELL ASLEEP MAY 29TH 1935,
AGED 71 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Skeggs-216.jpg|size=s}} |1806Y |[[Weston-7384|Mary Louisa (Weston)]] |[[Weston-7384|Skeggs]] |1898 |"In
LOVING MEMORY
OF
MARY LOUISA
WIDOW OF THE LATE GEORGE SKEGGS
INTERRED IN KENSAL GREEN CEMETERY
WHO FELL ASLEEP APRIL 22ND 1898
AGED 73 YEARS
'UNTIL THE DAY BREAK'
ALSO OF
HER DAUGHTER
EMMA LOUISA SKEGGS
WHO FELL ASLEEP MAY 29TH 1935,
AGED 71 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-517.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Rea-1898|Isabella (Rea)]] |[[Rea-1898|Skinner]] |1908 |"IN
MEMORY OF
MARGARET,
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
THOMAS REA,
WHO DIED 24TH FEBRUARY 1883,
AGED 51 YEARS.
-----
ALSO BARBARA,
WIFE OF H STREET,
AND SECOND DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE,
WHO DIED NOVER. 20TH 1882
INTERRED IN THIS CEMETERY.
-----
ALSO ISABELLA,
WIFE OF W SKINNER,
AND THIRD DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED SEPT. 30TH 1908
INTERRED AT BELLS HILL BARNET.
-----
THOMAS REA
WHO DIED APRIL 9TH 1910
IN HIS 80TH YEAR.
O MY GOD PREPARE MY SOUL FOR THAT GREAT
DAY THE HOUR OF MY DEPARTURE HAS COME
I HEAR THE VOICE THAT CALLS ME HOME.
-----
ALSO JANET SKINNER 4TH DAUGHTER OF
THOMAS REA
DIED FEBRUARY 11TH 1929 AGED 65 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-517.jpg|size=s}} |1378N |[[Rea-1899|Janet (Rea)]] |[[Rea-1899|Skinner]] |1929 |"IN
MEMORY OF
MARGARET,
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
THOMAS REA,
WHO DIED 24TH FEBRUARY 1883,
AGED 51 YEARS.
-----
ALSO BARBARA,
WIFE OF H STREET,
AND SECOND DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE,
WHO DIED NOVER. 20TH 1882
INTERRED IN THIS CEMETERY.
-----
ALSO ISABELLA,
WIFE OF W SKINNER,
AND THIRD DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED SEPT. 30TH 1908
INTERRED AT BELLS HILL BARNET.
-----
THOMAS REA
WHO DIED APRIL 9TH 1910
IN HIS 80TH YEAR.
O MY GOD PREPARE MY SOUL FOR THAT GREAT
DAY THE HOUR OF MY DEPARTURE HAS COME
I HEAR THE VOICE THAT CALLS ME HOME.
-----
ALSO JANET SKINNER 4TH DAUGHTER OF
THOMAS REA
DIED FEBRUARY 11TH 1929 AGED 65 YEARS." |- | |1479N |[[Slow-55|Daniel]] |[[Slow-55|Slow]] |1926 | |- |{{Image|file=Russell-23922.jpg|size=s}} |560N |[[Russell-23922.jpg|Mary Ann (Russell)]] |[[Russell-23922.jpg|Slow]] |1937 |"IN LOVING MEMORY
-OF-
MARY ANN SLOW
DIED OCT 5TH 1937 AGED 90 YEARS
-+-
'O REST IN THE LORD.'" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-571.jpg|size=s}} |691N |[[Smallridge-187|John]] |[[Smallridge-187|Smallridge]] |1898 |"In
Loving Memory
of
JOHN SMALLRIDGE.
DIED FEBRUARY 8TH 1895,
AGED 57 YEARS.
-+-
NOT MY WILL, BUT THINE O LORD BE DONE.
Also of
MARY ANN,
THE BELOVED WIFE OF THE ABOVE,
DIED JANUARY 19TH 1901,
AGED 62 YEARS.
-+-
'PEACE, PERFECT PEACE.'" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-571.jpg|size=s}} |35N |[[Smallridge-210|John Frederick]] |[[Smallridge-210|Smallridge]] |1898 |"In Ever Loving Memory
-of-
OUR DEAR BROTHER,
JOHN FREDERICK SMALLRIDGE
BORN NOVR 26TH 1866
DIED DECR 22ND 1898
AGED 32 YEARS
-----
'PEACE, PERFECT PEACE'" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-571.jpg|size=s}} |691N |[[Balman-32|Mary Ann (Balman)]] |[[Balman-32|Smallridge]] |1901 |"In
Loving Memory
of
JOHN SMALLRIDGE.
DIED FEBRUARY 8TH 1895,
AGED 57 YEARS.
-+-
NOT MY WILL, BUT THINE O LORD BE DONE.
Also of
MARY ANN,
THE BELOVED WIFE OF THE ABOVE,
DIED JANUARY 19TH 1901,
AGED 62 YEARS.
-+-
'PEACE, PERFECT PEACE.'" |- |{{Image|file=Smeed-80.jpg|size=s}} |252Y |[[Smeed-80|William]] |[[Smeed-80|Smeed]] |1858 |"SACRED
TO THE MEMORY OF
WILLIAM SMEED
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
DECEMBER 17TH 1858
AGED 49 YEARS
ALSO OF EMMA
WIDOW OF THE ABOVE
AND WIFE OF
S.E. BATEMAN
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
DECEMBER 13TH 1875
AGED 50 YEARS.
HER END WAS PEACE.
ALICE EMMA NORTHCOTE
BELOVED WIFE OF
COLONEL NORTHCOTE
H.M. ARTILLERY
ELDEST DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE
DIED AT WALLINGTON 29TH MAY 1917
AGED 67
ST. JOHN V. 39?" |- |{{Image|file=Kaile-3.jpg|size=s}} |2367Y |[[Kaile-8|Ann (Kaile)]] |[[Kaile-8|Smith]] |1910 |"SACRED
TO THE MEMORY OF
WILLIAM KAILE
BORN AT MOTCOMBE DORSET
NOVEMBER 18TH 1816
DIED AT GODALMING
JULY 18TH 1884
ALSO OF
ELIZA KAILE
WIFE OF THE ABOVE,
BORN AUGUST 18TH 1818
DIED JANUARY 30TH 1884
-+-
WAITING FOR THE COMING OF OUR
LORD JESUS CHRIST
ALSO OF
ANN SMITH
SISTER OF THE ABOVE
DIED JUNE 13TH 1910
AGED 95 YEARS.
-+-
AT REST." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-443.jpg|size=s}} |1609N |[[Smith-193758|Beatrice Mary]] |[[Smith-193758|Smith]] |1881 |"In
AFFECTIONATE
REMEMBRANCE OF
CATHARINE CHARLOTTE,
THE DEARLY LOVED WIFE OF
WM SETH SMITH,
OF TANGLEY, WONERSH
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
MARCH 20TH 1872
-----
BLESSED ARE THE PURE IN HEART FOR
THEY SHALL SEE GOD MATTHEW ..
-----
ALSO OF
BEATRICE MARY,
DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE,
WHO DIED DECEMBER 30TH 1881,
AGED 21 YEARS.
-----
'SO HE GIVETH HIS BELOVED SLEEP.'
-----
ALSO OF
WILLIAM SETH SMITH
OF TANGLEY,
WHO DIED MAY 1ST 1887,
AGED 64 YEARS.
-----
'WITH CHRIST WHICH IS FAR BETTER.' PHIL. 1. 24." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-443.jpg|size=s}} |1609N |[[Cartwright-2938|Catharine Charlotte (Cartwright)]] |[[Cartwright-2938|Smith]] |1872 |"In
AFFECTIONATE
REMEMBRANCE OF
CATHARINE CHARLOTTE,
THE DEARLY LOVED WIFE OF
WM SETH SMITH,
OF TANGLEY, WONERSH
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
MARCH 20TH 1872
-----
BLESSED ARE THE PURE IN HEART FOR
THEY SHALL SEE GOD MATTHEW ..
-----
ALSO OF
BEATRICE MARY,
DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE,
WHO DIED DECEMBER 30TH 1881,
AGED 21 YEARS.
-----
'SO HE GIVETH HIS BELOVED SLEEP.'
-----
ALSO OF
WILLIAM SETH SMITH
OF TANGLEY,
WHO DIED MAY 1ST 1887,
AGED 64 YEARS.
-----
'WITH CHRIST WHICH IS FAR BETTER.' PHIL. 1. 24." |- |{{Image|file=Smith-199090.jpg|size=s}} |2412Y |[[Smith-199090|Charles]] |[[Smith-199090|Smith]] |1884 |"IN
Affectionate
Remembrance of
CHARLES SMITH
BORN JULY 31ST 1821,
DIED MARCH 29TH 1884.
-+-
IN THE MIDST OF LIFE WE ARE IN DEATH. " |- |{{Image|file=Smith-205971.jpg|size=s}} |1789Y |[[Smith-205971|Charles]] |[[Smith-205971|Smith]] |1898 |"IN LOVING MEMORY
OF
MARY ANN
THE BELOVED WIFE OF CHARLES SMITH
BORN JUNE 6TH 1818, DIED MAY 13TH 1896.
EARTH HOLDS ONE GENTLE SPIRIT LESS
AND HEAVEN ONE ANGEL MORE.
ALSO OF
CHARLES SMITH
BORN NOVEMBER 6TH 1815, DIED AUGUST 19TH 1898
HIS END WAS PEACE.
EDITH A. CLEGHORN,
ELDER DAUGHTER OF A. M. A. SPENCELEY
DIED ... 195[1] AGED 75
ADELINE MARY ANN SPENCELEY,
YOUNGEST DAUGHTER,
DIED MAY 10TH 1936 AGED 82 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Smith-204513.jpg|size=s}} |1889Y |[[Smith-204513|Charles John]] |[[Smith-204513|Smith]] |1927 |"In Fond Memory
-of-
CHARLES J. SMITH
FOR 53 YEARS THE LOVING HUSBAND OF
S. E. SMITH
BORN DEC 2ND 1850 DIED NOV 7[TH] 1927
'NEVER FORGOTTEN'
Also of SUSAN ELIZABETH SMITH
HIS BELOVED WIFE
DIED NOV 2ND 1936" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-496.jpg|size=s}} |1311-2N |[[Smith-193958|Edith Emily]] |[[Smith-193958|Smith]] |1907 |"GEORGE SMITH
WHO DIED APRIL 1, 1937
AGED 77 YEARS.
In
Loving Memory of
EDITH EMILY
THE ONLY BELOVED DAUGHTER OF
GEORGE & EMILY SMITH
WHO DIED JULY 21 1907
AGED 20 YEARS
HER END WAS PEACE.
Also the above EMILY SMITH
JANUARY 26 193[3?]" |- |{{Image|file=Smith-92028.jpg|size=s}} |1793Y |[[Smith-92028|Edward]] |[[Smith-92028|Smith]] |1915 |"Also
In Loving Memory
of
EDWARD SMITH
WHO DIED NOVEMBER 9TH 1915
AGED 80 YEARS.
PARISH CLERK OF GODALMING FOR 54 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-496.jpg|size=s}} |1310N |[[Unknown-484411|Emily]] |[[Unknown-484411|Smith]] |1933 |"GEORGE SMITH
WHO DIED APRIL 1, 1937
AGED 77 YEARS.
In
Loving Memory of
EDITH EMILY
THE ONLY BELOVED DAUGHTER OF
GEORGE & EMILY SMITH
WHO DIED JULY 21 1907
AGED 20 YEARS
HER END WAS PEACE.
Also the above EMILY SMITH
JANUARY 26 193[3?]" |- |{{Image|file=Smith-92028.jpg|size=s}} |1907Y |[[Smith-205826|Emily Gertrude]] |[[Smith-205826|Smith]] |1904 |"Also
In Loving Memory
of
EMILY GERTRUDE SMITH
DIED SEPTEMBER 30TH 190[4]
AGED 26 YEARS.
'PATIENT IN SUFFERING.'" |- |{{Image|file=Smith-207893.jpg|size=s}} |322aN |[[Smith-207893|Kate]] |[[Smith-207893|Smith]] |1889 |"In
Loving Memory of
LITTLE KATIE
THE DEAR CHILD OF
CALEB AND SARAH SMITH
WHO FELL ASLEEP MAY 3RD 1889
AGED 3 YEARS AND 9? MONTHS.
---
SAFE IN THE ARMS OF JESUS." |- |{{Image|file=Smith-205971.jpg|size=s}} |1789Y |[[Payne-13469|Mary Ann (Payne)]] |[[Payne-13469|Smith]] |1896 |"IN LOVING MEMORY
OF
MARY ANN
THE BELOVED WIFE OF CHARLES SMITH
BORN JUNE 6TH 1818, DIED MAY 13TH 1896.
EARTH HOLDS ONE GENTLE SPIRIT LESS
AND HEAVEN ONE ANGEL MORE.
ALSO OF
CHARLES SMITH
BORN NOVEMBER 6TH 1815, DIED AUGUST 19TH 1898
HIS END WAS PEACE.
EDITH A. CLEGHORN,
ELDER DAUGHTER OF A. M. A. SPENCELEY
DIED ... 195[1] AGED 75
ADELINE MARY ANN SPENCELEY,
YOUNGEST DAUGHTER,
DIED MAY 10TH 1936 AGED 82 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Smith-92028.jpg|size=s}} |1907Y |[[Smith-205830|Montem Frank]] |[[Smith-205830|Smith]] |1893 |"In
Loving Memory
of
MONTEM FRANK SMITH
DIED APRIL 9TH 1893
AGED 23 YEARS.
'BRIEF LIFE'
'IN THE PATH OF DUTY.'" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-496.jpg|size=s}} |1310N |[[Smith-193956|George]] |[[Smith-193956|Smith]] |1937 |"GEORGE SMITH
WHO DIED APRIL 1, 1937
AGED 77 YEARS.
In
Loving Memory of
EDITH EMILY
THE ONLY BELOVED DAUGHTER OF
GEORGE & EMILY SMITH
WHO DIED JULY 21 1907
AGED 20 YEARS
HER END WAS PEACE.
Also the above EMILY SMITH
JANUARY 26 193[3?]" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-452.jpg|size=s}} |1292N |[[Pooley-480|Harriett (Pooley)]] |[[Pooley-480|Smith]] |1893 |"In
Loving Memory of
HARRIETT
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
WILLIAM SMITH,
DIED JUNE 22ND 1893,
AGED 64 YEARS.
---
Also WILLIAM SMITH,
DIED JUNE 14TH 1904,
AGED 76 YEARS.
'GOD IS LOVE.'" |- |{{Image|file=Unknown-487985.jpg|size=s}} |Y |[[Unknown-487985|Hester]] |[[Unknown-487985|Smith]] |1885 |"In
Affectionate Remembrance of
Mrs. Louisa Ann Smith
Widow of
Captain Robert M. Smith
of the Royal Engineers
who entered into rest
June 2nd 1872
Aged 83
-+-
She is not dead but sleepeth.
-+-
Hester Smith
Daughter of the above
Died August 26th 1885
Aged 75 years." |- | |Y562 |[[Smith-195453|John]] |[[Smith-195453|Smith]] |1861 | |- |{{Image|file=Unknown-487985.jpg|size=s}} |284Y |[[Unknown-487985|Louisa Ann]] |[[Unknown-487985|Smith]] |1872 |"In
Affectionate Remembrance of
Mrs. Louisa Ann Smith
Widow of
Captain Robert M. Smith
of the Royal Engineers
who entered into rest
June 2nd 1872
Aged 83
-+-
She is not dead but sleepeth.
-+-
Hester Smith
Daughter of the above
Died August 26th 1885
Aged 75 years." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-244.jpg|size=s}} |1407-8N |[[Stedman-773|Mabel Mary]] |[[Stedman-773|Smith]] |1919 |"In Loving Memory
of
MABEL MARY
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
JOHN E L SMITH
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
23RD OCT 1919 AGED 30 YEARS.
DEATH HIDES BUT IT CANNOT DIVIDE
THOU ART BUT ON CHRIST'S OTHER SIDE
THOU WITH CHRIST & CHRIST WITH ME
AND SO TOGETHER STILL ARE WE" |- | |564Y |[[Barrett-9574|Mary (Barrett)]] |[[Barrett-9574|Smith]] |1862 | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-442.jpg|size=s}} |1610N |[[Smith-193759|Rose Kate]] |[[Smith-193759|Smith]] |1896 |"TO
THE MEMORY OF
ROSE KATE
ELDEST DAUGHTER OF
WILLIAM SETH-SMITH
OF TANGLEY
BORN FEBY 8TH 1850
DIED JANY 22ND? 1896
They... to..
...ss..s_e
..forever
.." |- |{{Image|file=Smith-92028.jpg|size=s}} |1793Y |[[Hartwell-3219|Sarah (Hartwell)]] |[[Hartwell-3219|Smith]] |1911 |"In
Loving Memory
of
SARAH SMITH
DIED FEBRUARY 26TH 1911
AGED 75 YEARS.
AT REST." |- |{{Image|file=Smith-204513.jpg|size=s}} |1889Y |[[Bosbery-1|Susan Elizabeth (Bosbery)]] |[[Bosbery-1|Smith]] |1936 |"In Fond Memory
-of-
CHARLES J. SMITH
FOR 53 YEARS THE LOVING HUSBAND OF
S. E. SMITH
BORN DEC 2ND 1850 DIED NOV 7[TH] 1927
'NEVER FORGOTTEN'
Also of SUSAN ELIZABETH SMITH
HIS BELOVED WIFE
DIED NOV 2ND 1936" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-443.jpg|size=s}} |1609N |[[Smith-193753|William Seth]] |[[Smith-193753|Smith]] |1887 |"In
AFFECTIONATE
REMEMBRANCE OF
CATHARINE CHARLOTTE,
THE DEARLY LOVED WIFE OF
WM SETH SMITH,
OF TANGLEY, WONERSH
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
MARCH 20TH 1872
-----
BLESSED ARE THE PURE IN HEART FOR
THEY SHALL SEE GOD MATTHEW ..
-----
ALSO OF
BEATRICE MARY,
DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE,
WHO DIED DECEMBER 30TH 1881,
AGED 21 YEARS.
-----
'SO HE GIVETH HIS BELOVED SLEEP.'
-----
ALSO OF
WILLIAM SETH SMITH
OF TANGLEY,
WHO DIED MAY 1ST 1887,
AGED 64 YEARS.
-----
'WITH CHRIST WHICH IS FAR BETTER.' PHIL. 1. 24." |- | |1128N |[[Smith-193971|William]] |[[Smith-193971|Smith]] |1884 | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-452.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Smith-193965|William]] |[[Smith-193965|Smith]] |1904 |"In
Loving Memory of
HARRIETT
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
WILLIAM SMITH,
DIED JUNE 22ND 1893,
AGED 64 YEARS.
---
Also WILLIAM SMITH,
DIED JUNE 14TH 1904,
AGED 76 YEARS.
'GOD IS LOVE.'" |- |{{Image|file=Pincott-79.jpg|size=s}} |205N |[[Pincott-79|Charlotte (Pincott)]] |[[Pincott-79|Smithers]] |1886 |"In Loving Memory of
ihs
CHARLOTTE,
WIFE OF JAMES SMITHERS
WHO ENTERED INTO REST,
SEPTR. 18TH 1886,
AGED 66.
-+-
'WAITING FOR THE COMING OF OUR
LORD JESUS CHRIST.' I.COR 1 CHAP. 7V.
-+-
Also
JAMES SMITHERS,
DIED AUGUST 17TH 1895,
AGED 81 YEARS.
-+-
I AM THE RESURRECTION AND THE LIFE. ST.JOHN XI 25" |- |{{Image|file=Pincott-79.jpg|size=s}} |205N |[[Smithers-1025|James]] |[[Smithers-1025|Smithers]] |1895 |"In Loving Memory of
ihs
CHARLOTTE,
WIFE OF JAMES SMITHERS
WHO ENTERED INTO REST,
SEPTR. 18TH 1886,
AGED 66.
-+-
'WAITING FOR THE COMING OF OUR
LORD JESUS CHRIST.' I.COR 1 CHAP. 7V.
-+-
Also
JAMES SMITHERS,
DIED AUGUST 17TH 1895,
AGED 81 YEARS.
-+-
I AM THE RESURRECTION AND THE LIFE. ST.JOHN XI 25" |- |{{Image|file=Andrews-14187.jpg|size=s}} |924Y |[[Andrews-14187|Sophia (Andrews)]] |[[Andrews-14187|Snatt]] |1867 |"In
MEMORY OF
SOPHIA SNATT
DAUGHTER OF THE LATE
WILLIAM & MARY ANDREWS
WHO DIED FEBY 19TH 1867
AGED 77 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Softley-95.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Softley-95|Charles]] |[[Softley-95|Softley]] |1832 |"IN MEMORY OF
CHARLES SOFTLEY
who died April 20th 1832
(and who lies interred in Godalming
Churchyard)
Aged 40.
-+-
Also MARTHA,
Widow of the above,
who died November 20th 187[4]
Aged 80
'Thine, O Lord, is the victory.'" |- |{{Image|file=Softley-91.jpg|size=s}} |650Y |[[Softley-91|Charles George]] |[[Softley-91|Softley]] |1863 |"In
Memory of
CHARLES GEORGE SOFTLEY
who died December 5th 1863
AGED 5 YEARS
ALSO EMILY SOFTLEY
who died December 1[8?]th 1863
AGED 3 YEARS
The beloved children of GEORGE
and CAROLINE SOFTLEY
I ..the Lord
..
the ..
.." |- |{{Image|file=Softley-91.jpg|size=s}} |649Y |[[Softley-93|Emily]] |[[Softley-93|Softley]] |1863 |"In
Memory of
CHARLES GEORGE SOFTLEY
who died December 5th 1863
AGED 5 YEARS
ALSO EMILY SOFTLEY
who died December 1[8?]th 1863
AGED 3 YEARS
The beloved children of GEORGE
and CAROLINE SOFTLEY
I ..the Lord
..
the ..
.." |- |{{Image|file=Linegar-14.jpg|size=s}} |572Y |[[Linegar-14|Hannah (Linegar)]] |[[Linegar-14|Softley]] |1863 |"..MEMORY OF
HANNAH WIFE OF
ALFRED SOFTLEY
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
AUGUST 28TH? 1863
AGED 33 YEARS
.." |- |{{Image|file=Softley-95.jpg|size=s}} |2221Y |[[Softley-95|Martha (Tapner)]] |[[Softley-95|Softley]] |1874 |"IN MEMORY OF
CHARLES SOFTLEY
who died April 20th 1832
(and who lies interred in Godalming
Churchyard)
Aged 40.
-+-
Also MARTHA,
Widow of the above,
who died November 20th 187[4]
Aged 80
'Thine, O Lord, is the victory.'" |- |{{Image|file=Softley-94.jpg|size=s}} |2220Y |[[Baxter-7228|Ruth (Baxter)]] |[[Baxter-7228|Softley]] |1914 |"In
Affectionate Remembrance of
WILLIAM SOFTLEY
OF GODALMING
WHO DIED SEPTEMBER 3RD 1905
IN HIS 79TH YEAR.
-+-
Also of
RUTH SOFTLEY
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED JULY 24TH 1914
AGED 93 YEARS.
-+-
Peace, Perfect Peace." |- |{{Image|file=Softley-94.jpg|size=s}} |2220Y |[[Softley-94|William]] |[[Softley-94|Softley]] |1905 |"In
Affectionate Remembrance of
WILLIAM SOFTLEY
OF GODALMING
WHO DIED SEPTEMBER 3RD 1905
IN HIS 79TH YEAR.
-+-
Also of
RUTH SOFTLEY
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED JULY 24TH 1914
AGED 93 YEARS.
-+-
Peace, Perfect Peace." |- |{{Image|file=Smith-205971.jpg|size=s}} |1789Y |[[Smith-205973|Adeline Mary Ann (Smith)]] |[[Smith-205973|Spenceley]] |1936 |"IN LOVING MEMORY
OF
MARY ANN
THE BELOVED WIFE OF CHARLES SMITH
BORN JUNE 6TH 1818, DIED MAY 13TH 1896.
EARTH HOLDS ONE GENTLE SPIRIT LESS
AND HEAVEN ONE ANGEL MORE.
ALSO OF
CHARLES SMITH
BORN NOVEMBER 6TH 1815, DIED AUGUST 19TH 1898
HIS END WAS PEACE.
EDITH A. CLEGHORN,
ELDER DAUGHTER OF A. M. A. SPENCELEY
DIED ... 195[1] AGED 75
ADELINE MARY ANN SPENCELEY,
YOUNGEST DAUGHTER,
DIED MAY 10TH 1936 AGED 82 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Spooner-1594.jpg|size=s}} |2205Y |[[Spooner-1594|George Cecil Frederick]] |[[Spooner-1594|Spooner]] |1876 |"IHS
IN
AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE
OF
GEORGE CECIL FREDERICK SPOONER
WHO DIED AT CHARTERHOUSE
ON THE 4TH OF JULY 1876,
AGED [1]6 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Stafford-4965.jpg|size=s}} |254Y |[[Bachelor-203|Elizabeth (Bachelor)]] |[[Bachelor-203|Stafford]] |1859 |"IN MEMORY OF
HARRIET
THE AFFECTIONATE WIFE OF
WILLIAM WELLS THOMAS
AND DAUGHTER OF
WILLM. & ELIZTH. STAFFORD
BORN APRIL 10TH? 1805
DIED SEPTEMBER .. 1857
..[AL]SO O[F]
WILLIAM STAFFORD
..1889
..OSE [L?]A[TE?]..
ALSO OF
WILLIAM STAFFORD
WHOSE REMAINS ARE DEPOSITED IN
GODALMING CHURCHYARD
BORN OCTOBER 20TH? 1780
DIED NOVEMBER 21ST 1854
---
AND
ELIZABETH STAFFORD
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
[BORN] MAY .. 1779
DIED JANUARY .. 1859" |- |{{Image|file=Stafford-4965.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Stafford-4965|William]] |[[Stafford-4965|Stafford]] |1854 |"IN MEMORY OF
HARRIET
THE AFFECTIONATE WIFE OF
WILLIAM WELLS THOMAS
AND DAUGHTER OF
WILLM. & ELIZTH. STAFFORD
BORN APRIL 10TH? 1805
DIED SEPTEMBER .. 1857
..[AL]SO O[F]
WILLIAM STAFFORD
..1889
..OSE [L?]A[TE?]..
ALSO OF
WILLIAM STAFFORD
WHOSE REMAINS ARE DEPOSITED IN
GODALMING CHURCHYARD
BORN OCTOBER 20TH? 1780
DIED NOVEMBER 21ST 1854
---
AND
ELIZABETH STAFFORD
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
[BORN] MAY .. 1779
DIED JANUARY .. 1859" |- |{{Image|file=Stafford-4965.jpg|size=s}} |254Y |[[Stafford-4967|William]] |[[Stafford-4967|Stafford]] |1889 |"IN MEMORY OF
HARRIET
THE AFFECTIONATE WIFE OF
WILLIAM WELLS THOMAS
AND DAUGHTER OF
WILLM. & ELIZTH. STAFFORD
BORN APRIL 10TH? 1805
DIED SEPTEMBER .. 1857
..[AL]SO O[F]
WILLIAM STAFFORD
..1889
..OSE [L?]A[TE?]..
ALSO OF
WILLIAM STAFFORD
WHOSE REMAINS ARE DEPOSITED IN
GODALMING CHURCHYARD
BORN OCTOBER 20TH? 1780
DIED NOVEMBER 21ST 1854
---
AND
ELIZABETH STAFFORD
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
[BORN] MAY .. 1779
DIED JANUARY .. 1859" |- | |1217N |[[Stainer-305|Christine Elizabeth]] |[[Stainer-305|Stainer]] |1908 | |- | |1211N |[[Stainer-300|Edith Elizabeth]] |[[Stainer-300|Stainer]] |1873 | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-395.jpg|size=s}} |1217N |[[Stainer-298|Harry Weeks]] |[[Stainer-298|Stainer]] |1867 |"HARRY WEEKS
STAINER
Died July 17, 1867
Aged 7 Months." |- | |1177N |[[Stainer-301|Herbert]] |[[Stainer-301|Stainer]] |1880 | |- | |1207N |[[Stainer-302|Selina Louise]] |[[Stainer-302|Stainer]] |1874 | |- | |83AY |[[State-9|Eliza Annie]] |[[State-9|State]] |1886 | |- | |1833Y |[[State-11|Florence Louisa]] |[[State-11|State]] |1905 | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-263.jpg|size=s}} |819N |[[Dore-600|Mary]] |[[Dore-600|State]] |1901 |"In
Loving Memory of
WILLIAM STATE
WHO DIED MAY 10TH 1898
AGED 68 YEARS
-----
PEACE, PERFECT PEACE
-----
Also
in Loving Memory of our
Dear Mother
MARY STATE
AND THE BELOVED WIFE OF
WILLIAM STATE
WHO DIED DECEMBER 26TH 1901
AGED 65 YEARS.
R. I. P." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-263.jpg|size=s}} |819N |[[State-8|William]] |[[State-8|State]] |1898 |"In
Loving Memory of
WILLIAM STATE
WHO DIED MAY 10TH 1898
AGED 68 YEARS
-----
PEACE, PERFECT PEACE
-----
Also
in Loving Memory of our
Dear Mother
MARY STATE
AND THE BELOVED WIFE OF
WILLIAM STATE
WHO DIED DECEMBER 26TH 1901
AGED 65 YEARS.
R. I. P." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-345.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Debenham-89|Kate (Debenham)]] |[[Debenham-89|Staton]] |1938 |"In Loving Memory of
.. THEIR DAUGHTER
KATE STATON
.. DECEMBER 1938" |- | |1251Y |[[Stedman-777|Abraham]] |[[Stedman-777|Stedman]] |1933 | |- | |1415N |[[Stedman-776|Abraham Toft]] |[[Stedman-776|Stedman]] |1907 | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-454.jpg|size=s}} |1296-7N |[[Stedman-774|Alfred William]] |[[Stedman-774|Stedman]] |1930 |"In Loving Memory
of
ALFRED WILLIAM STEDMAN
BORN JULY 26TH 1857 DIED JUNE 3RD 1930
---
HIS END WAS PEACE
JENNIE {MARY JANE} STEDMAN
DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE
PASSED AWAY FEBY 1ST 1932
---
LOVED LONG SINCE BUT LOST AWHILE
..STEDMAN
..." |- |{{Image|file=Stedman-815.jpg|size=s}} |2120Y |[[Stedman-815|Henry]] |[[Stedman-815|Stedman]] |1880 |"..YE.." |- |{{Image|file=Stedman-814.jpg|size=s}} |2121Y |[[Stedman-816|Henry Frederick]] |[[Stedman-816|Stedman]] |1924 |"In
Loving Memory of
RICHARD BOGUE STEDMAN
DIED 21ST OCTOBER 1920
AGED 81 YEARS
-+-
Also
HENRY FREDERICK STEDMAN" |- | |1251Y |[[Mauger-186|Mary (Mauger)]] |[[Mauger-186|Stedman]] |1922 | |- | |1415N |[[Tester-519|Mary Ann (Tester)]] |[[Tester-519|Stedman]] |1901 | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-454.jpg|size=s}} |1298-9N |[[Stedman-775|Mary Jane ("Jennie")]] |[[Stedman-775|Stedman]] |1932 |"In Loving Memory
of
ALFRED WILLIAM STEDMAN
BORN JULY 26TH 1857 DIED JUNE 3RD 1930
---
HIS END WAS PEACE
JENNIE {MARY JANE} STEDMAN
DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE
PASSED AWAY FEBY 1ST 1932
---
LOVED LONG SINCE BUT LOST AWHILE
..STEDMAN
..." |- |{{Image|file=Stedman-814.jpg|size=s}} |2121Y |[[Stedman-814|Richard Bogue]] |[[Stedman-814|Stedman]] |1920 |"In
Loving Memory of
RICHARD BOGUE STEDMAN
DIED 21ST OCTOBER 1920
AGED 81 YEARS
-+-
Also
HENRY FREDERICK STEDMAN" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-454.jpg|size=s}} |1296-7N |[[Roberts-32816|Rose Mary]] |[[Roberts-32816|Stedman]] |1936 |"In Loving Memory
of
ALFRED WILLIAM STEDMAN
BORN JULY 26TH 1857 DIED JUNE 3RD 1930
---
HIS END WAS PEACE
JENNIE {MARY JANE} STEDMAN
DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE
PASSED AWAY FEBY 1ST 1932
---
LOVED LONG SINCE BUT LOST AWHILE
..STEDMAN
..." |- |{{Image|file=Stedman-815.jpg|size=s}} |2120Y |[[Smith-202740|Sarah (Smith)]] |[[Smith-202740|Stedman]] |1874 |"..YE.." |- |{{Image|file=Steggles-110.jpg|size=s}} |679Y |[[Steggles-110|Frederick William]] |[[Steggles-110|Steggles]] |1896 |"'FREDDY'
FREDERICK WILLIAM
STEGGLES
BORN MARCH 29TH 1891
DIED AUGUST 16TH 1896" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-341.jpg|size=s}} |960N |[[Stenning-111|Richard]] |[[Stenning-111|Stenning]] |1911 |"In
Loving Memory of
SARAH ELIZABETH
WIFE OF
RICHARD STENNING
BORN JULY 19TH 1822,
DIED JULY 11TH 1891
-----
AT REST.
Also of RICHARD STENNING
BORN FEBR. 18TH 1822
DIED FEBR. 12TH 1911.
-----
'PEACE PERFECT PEACE.'
Also of SARAH JANE STENNING
DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE
BORN MARCH 3RD 1850
DIED JANY. 16TH 1936
-----" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-341.jpg|size=s}} |960N |[[Holden-4363|Sarah Elizabeth]] |[[Holden-4363|Stenning]] |1891 |"In
Loving Memory of
SARAH ELIZABETH
WIFE OF
RICHARD STENNING
BORN JULY 19TH 1822,
DIED JULY 11TH 1891
-----
AT REST.
Also of RICHARD STENNING
BORN FEBR. 18TH 1822
DIED FEBR. 12TH 1911.
-----
'PEACE PERFECT PEACE.'
Also of SARAH JANE STENNING
DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE
BORN MARCH 3RD 1850
DIED JANY. 16TH 1936
-----" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-341.jpg|size=s}} |960N |[[Stenning-112|Sarah Jane]] |[[Stenning-112|Stenning]] |1936 |"In
Loving Memory of
SARAH ELIZABETH
WIFE OF
RICHARD STENNING
BORN JULY 19TH 1822,
DIED JULY 11TH 1891
-----
AT REST.
Also of RICHARD STENNING
BORN FEBR. 18TH 1822
DIED FEBR. 12TH 1911.
-----
'PEACE PERFECT PEACE.'
Also of SARAH JANE STENNING
DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE
BORN MARCH 3RD 1850
DIED JANY. 16TH 1936
-----" |- |{{Image|file=Stephens-11401.jpg|size=s}} |1140aY |[[Stephens-11402|Fanny Winifred]] |[[Stephens-11402|Stephens]] |1918 |"33492 2ND CORPORAL
TOM MORRIS STEPHENS
ROYAL ENGINEERS
10TH DECEMBER 1916
+
NOT GONE FROM MEMORY
NOT GONE FROM LOVE
BUT GONE TO
OUR FATHER'S HOME ABOVE" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-506.jpg|size=s}} |1316-7N |[[Hills-2414|Julia (Hills)]] |[[Hills-2414|Stephens]] |1912 |"In Loving Memory of
LILIAN CLARA STEPHENS
DIED FEBR. 3R 1910,
AGED 12 YEARS.
---
Also of
JULIA STEPHENS
MOTHER OF THE ABOVE
DIED MARCH 9TH 1912,
AGED 43 YEARS.
---
'THY WILL BE DONE.'" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-506.jpg|size=s}} |1315N |[[Stephens-11254|Lilian Clara]] |[[Stephens-11254|Stephens]] |1910 |"In Loving Memory of
LILIAN CLARA STEPHENS
DIED FEBR. 3R 1910,
AGED 12 YEARS.
---
Also of
JULIA STEPHENS
MOTHER OF THE ABOVE
DIED MARCH 9TH 1912,
AGED 43 YEARS.
---
'THY WILL BE DONE.'" |- |{{Image|file=Stephens-11401.jpg|size=s}} |1140aY |[[Stephens-11401|Tom Morris]] |[[Stephens-11401|Stephens]] |1916 |"33492 2ND CORPORAL
TOM MORRIS STEPHENS
ROYAL ENGINEERS
10TH DECEMBER 1916
+
NOT GONE FROM MEMORY
NOT GONE FROM LOVE
BUT GONE TO
OUR FATHER'S HOME ABOVE" |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-25.jpg|size=s}} |2140Y |[[Unknown-484548|Georgiana]] |[[Unknown-484548|Stevens]] |1868 |"..MEMORY OF
GE[ORGIAN]A STEVENS
[WHO] DIED
[AT COMP]TON
[OCTOBER] 30
[1868]
[AGED 54 Y]EARS" |- |{{Image|file=Steward-2722.jpg|size=s}} |75DY |[[Steward-2722|Denis John Murillo]] |[[Steward-2722|Steward]] |1915 |"In
Sweet Memory
of
Denis,
Aged 3 years
Feb 21st 1915." |- |{{Image|file=Mackey-2115.jpg|size=s}} |1926Y |[[Stilwell-837|Emma]] |[[Stilwell-837|Stilwell]] |1889 |"In
Loving Memory of
STEPHEN MACKEY,
AT REST 16TH MAY 1900
AGED 80 YEARS.
'HIS END WAS PEACE.'
---
Also of
EMMA STILLWELL,
AT REST 27TH MARCH 1889
AGED 66 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Stilwell-775.jpg|size=s}} |581Y |[[Stilwell-775|John Shurlock]] |[[Stilwell-775|Stilwell]] |1862 |"SACRED
to
THE MEMORY OF
JOHN SHURLOCK
STILWELL
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
JANUARY 2ND 1862,
AGED 56 YEARS.
---
ALSO MARY,
WIFE OF THE ABOVE,
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
MAY 25TH 1858,
AGED 44 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Stilwell-775.jpg|size=s}} |581Y |[[Niblett-214|Mary (Niblett)]] |[[Niblett-214|Stilwell]] |1858 |"SACRED
to
THE MEMORY OF
JOHN SHURLOCK
STILWELL
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
JANUARY 2ND 1862,
AGED 56 YEARS.
---
ALSO MARY,
WIFE OF THE ABOVE,
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
MAY 25TH 1858,
AGED 44 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Stovold-11.jpg|size=s}} |48AY |[[Stovold-11|James]] |[[Stovold-11|Stovold]] |1885 |"In
Loving Memory of
JAMES STOVOLD,
OF BINSCOMBE,
DIED MAY 19TH 1885
AGED 67 YEARS
---
A LIGHT FROM [OUR HOUSEHOLD] HAS GONE
THE VOICE [WE LOVED IS] STILLED
A VACANT PLACE [IS IN OUR HOUSE]
WHICH [NEVER CAN BE FILLED]" |- |{{Image|file=Strapp-40.jpg|size=s}} |689N |[[Strapp-40|Agnes]] |[[Strapp-40|Strapp]] |1897 |"In Loving Memory
-of-
AGNES STRAPP
WHO DIED SEPTEMBER 25TH 1897
AGED 31 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-389.jpg|size=s}} |1106AN |[[Street-2277|Barbara Isabel]] |[[Street-2277|Street]] |1882 |"BARBARA ISABEL STREET
DAUGHTER OF
HENRY & BARBARA
BORN .. 1881
DIED .. [1882]" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-517.jpg|size=s}} |1144N |[[Rea-1914|Barbara (Rea)]] |[[Rea-1914|Street]] |1882 |"IN
MEMORY OF
MARGARET,
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
THOMAS REA,
WHO DIED 24TH FEBRUARY 1883,
AGED 51 YEARS.
-----
ALSO BARBARA,
WIFE OF H STREET,
AND SECOND DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE,
WHO DIED NOVER. 20TH 1882
INTERRED IN THIS CEMETERY.
-----
ALSO ISABELLA,
WIFE OF W SKINNER,
AND THIRD DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED SEPT. 30TH 1908
INTERRED AT BELLS HILL BARNET.
-----
THOMAS REA
WHO DIED APRIL 9TH 1910
IN HIS 80TH YEAR.
O MY GOD PREPARE MY SOUL FOR THAT GREAT
DAY THE HOUR OF MY DEPARTURE HAS COME
I HEAR THE VOICE THAT CALLS ME HOME.
-----
ALSO JANET SKINNER 4TH DAUGHTER OF
THOMAS REA
DIED FEBRUARY 11TH 1929 AGED 65 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Caplin-92.jpg|size=s}} |2707Y |[[Caplin-92|Charlotte (Caplin)]] |[[Caplin-92|Street]] |1857 |"THIS
STONE IS ERECTED
TO THE MEMORY OF
CHARLOTTE STREET,
FORMERLY WIFE OF
JOHN HILL,
WHO DIED THE WIDOW OF
JAMES STREET
ON SATURDAY JUNE 6TH
1857,
AGED 81 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-592.jpg|size=s}} |1672EY |[[Sumner-2587|Benjamin]] |[[Sumner-2587|Sumner]] |1922 |"In
Loving Memory of
BENJAMIN SUMNER,
DIED 7TH NOVR 1922, AGED 75 YEARS.
---
'SLEEP, YES SLEEP, WITH SUFFRINGS O'ER.'
---
Also of MARY ANN SUMNER
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
DIED JULY 24TH 1932, AGED 79 YEARS.
---
'LET ME LAY DOWN IN PEACE TO REST
UNTIL WE MEET IN THE LAND OF THE BLEST.'
---
Also of THEIR DAUGHTER
DAISY MAUD SUMNER,
DIED SEPT. 15TH 1961, AGED 70 YEARS.
LOVES? LAST GIFT? 'REMEMBRANCE.'" |- | |1959Y |[[Sumner-2589|Bertha Edith]] |[[Sumner-2589|Sumner]] |1890 | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-592.jpg|size=s}} |1672EY |[[Sumner-2588|Daisy Maud]] |[[Sumner-2588|Sumner]] |1961 |"In
Loving Memory of
BENJAMIN SUMNER,
DIED 7TH NOVR 1922, AGED 75 YEARS.
---
'SLEEP, YES SLEEP, WITH SUFFRINGS O'ER.'
---
Also of MARY ANN SUMNER
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
DIED JULY 24TH 1932, AGED 79 YEARS.
---
'LET ME LAY DOWN IN PEACE TO REST
UNTIL WE MEET IN THE LAND OF THE BLEST.'
---
Also of THEIR DAUGHTER
DAISY MAUD SUMNER,
DIED SEPT. 15TH 1961, AGED 70 YEARS.
LOVES? LAST GIFT? 'REMEMBRANCE.'" |- | |1148N |[[Fry-6089|Hannah (Fry)]] |[[Fry-6089|Sumner]] |1875 | |- |{{Image|file=Sumner-2601.jpg|size=s}} |676Y |[[Sumner-2601|James]] |[[Sumner-2601|Sumner]] |1884 |"In Affectionate Remembrance
of
JAMES SUMNER
THE BELOVED HUSBAND OF
LUCY SUMNER
WHO ENTERED INTO REST FEBY 13TH 1884
AGED 65 YEARS.
NOT GONE BUT GONE BEFORE." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-592.jpg|size=s}} |1672EY |[[Mandeville-762|Mary Ann (Mandeville)]] |[[Mandeville-762|Sumner]] |1932 |"In
Loving Memory of
BENJAMIN SUMNER,
DIED 7TH NOVR 1922, AGED 75 YEARS.
---
'SLEEP, YES SLEEP, WITH SUFFRINGS O'ER.'
---
Also of MARY ANN SUMNER
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
DIED JULY 24TH 1932, AGED 79 YEARS.
---
'LET ME LAY DOWN IN PEACE TO REST
UNTIL WE MEET IN THE LAND OF THE BLEST.'
---
Also of THEIR DAUGHTER
DAISY MAUD SUMNER,
DIED SEPT. 15TH 1961, AGED 70 YEARS.
LOVES? LAST GIFT? 'REMEMBRANCE.'" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-539.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Suter-365|Sergt. E.]] |[[Suter-365|Suter]] |1916 |"In
Loving Memory of
GEORGE BOWLER
WHO DIED 13TH MAY 1915, AGED 80 YEARS
----
Also of MARY,
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED 6TH JUNE 1893, AGED 58 YEARS.
----
Also, SERGT. E. SUTER,
WHO DIED WHILE SERVING HIS COUNTRY
4TH JANY. 1916, AGED 52 YEARS.
AT REST.
Also EDGAR WALKER
KILLED IN FRANCE 10TH SEPTR 1918
AGED 35 YEARS
HIS MEMORY EVER DEAR" |- |{{Image|file=Stilwell-774.jpg|size=s}} |582Y |[[Stilwell-774|Maria (Stilwell)]] |[[Stilwell-774|Syndercombe]] |1858 |"SACRED
to
THE MEMORY OF
MARIA, WIFE OF
EDWARD SYNDERCOMBE
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
APRIL 4TH 1858,
AGED 48 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-26.jpg|size=s}} | |[[Unknown-472336|Elizabeth Clara]] |[[Unknown-472336|Takacs]] |2014 |"In memory of Elizabeth Clara Takacs 1927-2014
Beloved mother
Ever in our hearts" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-425.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Tayler-294|Ellen]] |[[Tayler-294|Tayler]] |1868 |"'THAT'S HALLOWED GROUND WHERE, MOURNED AND MISSED,
THE LIPS REPOSE OUR LOVE HAS KISSED
WHILE IN OURSELVES THEIR SOULS EXIST,
A PART OF OURS.'
-----
ELLEN, (NELL), THE ELDEST CHILD
DIED 23RD JULY 1868, AGED 15.
FRANK, THE YOUNGEST CHILD,
DIED 21ST JULY 1868, AGED 6.
LAURA, THE THIRD DAUGHTER,
DIED 22ND SEPTR 1877, AGED 19.
WILL TAYLER, THE ELDEST SON
DIED 31ST DECEMBER 1927 AGED 71.
MARY TAYLER, THE SECOND DAUGHTER
DIED 17TH SEPT 1940 AGED 85." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-427.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Ellis-17803|Ellen]] |[[Ellis-17803|Tayler]] |1895 |"ELLEN TAYLER,
THE BELOVED WIFE AND MOTHER,
DIED 29TH JUNE 1895
AGED 75.
GEORGE TAYLER
DIED 30TH DECEMBER 1908
AGED 83
WE ALL MUST WORK
AND HE IS BRAVEST, HAPPIEST, BEST
WHO FROM THE TASK WITHIN HIS SPAN,
EARNS FOR HIMSELF HIS EVENING REST
AND AN INCREASE OF GOOD FOR MAN
----" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-425.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Tayler-295|Frank]] |[[Tayler-295|Tayler]] |1868 |"'THAT'S HALLOWED GROUND WHERE, MOURNED AND MISSED,
THE LIPS REPOSE OUR LOVE HAS KISSED
WHILE IN OURSELVES THEIR SOULS EXIST,
A PART OF OURS.'
-----
ELLEN, (NELL), THE ELDEST CHILD
DIED 23RD JULY 1868, AGED 15.
FRANK, THE YOUNGEST CHILD,
DIED 21ST JULY 1868, AGED 6.
LAURA, THE THIRD DAUGHTER,
DIED 22ND SEPTR 1877, AGED 19.
WILL TAYLER, THE ELDEST SON
DIED 31ST DECEMBER 1927 AGED 71.
MARY TAYLER, THE SECOND DAUGHTER
DIED 17TH SEPT 1940 AGED 85." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-427.jpg|size=s}} |N1517 |[[Tayler-292|George]] |[[Tayler-292|Tayler]] |1908 |"ELLEN TAYLER,
THE BELOVED WIFE AND MOTHER,
DIED 29TH JUNE 1895
AGED 75.
GEORGE TAYLER
DIED 30TH DECEMBER 1908
AGED 83
WE ALL MUST WORK
AND HE IS BRAVEST, HAPPIEST, BEST
WHO FROM THE TASK WITHIN HIS SPAN,
EARNS FOR HIMSELF HIS EVENING REST
AND AN INCREASE OF GOOD FOR MAN
----" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-428.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Durant-861|Kate]] |[[Durant-861|Tayler]] |1954 |"TO THE DEAR MEMORY OF
JOHN KINNELL,
(HUSBAND OF ROSE, THE YOUNGEST DAUGHTER)
WHO DIED 19TH OCTOBER 1913 AGED 52
A LOYAL HEART AND TRUE
AND OF EILEEN MARY
THEIR LITTLE DAUGHTER
BORN 16TH JUNE DIED 15TH AUGUST 1897.
AND OF ROSE KINNELL
DIED 22ND AUG 1946, AGED 86.
DEARLY REMEMBERED BY HER SEVEN SONS
AND OF KATE, WIFE OF WILL TAYLER
DIED .. 1954 AGED 90" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-425.jpg|size=s}} |N1516 |[[Tayler-296|Laura]] |[[Tayler-296|Tayler]] |1877 |"'THAT'S HALLOWED GROUND WHERE, MOURNED AND MISSED,
THE LIPS REPOSE OUR LOVE HAS KISSED
WHILE IN OURSELVES THEIR SOULS EXIST,
A PART OF OURS.'
-----
ELLEN, (NELL), THE ELDEST CHILD
DIED 23RD JULY 1868, AGED 15.
FRANK, THE YOUNGEST CHILD,
DIED 21ST JULY 1868, AGED 6.
LAURA, THE THIRD DAUGHTER,
DIED 22ND SEPTR 1877, AGED 19.
WILL TAYLER, THE ELDEST SON
DIED 31ST DECEMBER 1927 AGED 71.
MARY TAYLER, THE SECOND DAUGHTER
DIED 17TH SEPT 1940 AGED 85." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-425.jpg|size=s}} |N1577 |[[Tayler-297|Mary]] |[[Tayler-297|Tayler]] |1940 |"'THAT'S HALLOWED GROUND WHERE, MOURNED AND MISSED,
THE LIPS REPOSE OUR LOVE HAS KISSED
WHILE IN OURSELVES THEIR SOULS EXIST,
A PART OF OURS.'
-----
ELLEN, (NELL), THE ELDEST CHILD
DIED 23RD JULY 1868, AGED 15.
FRANK, THE YOUNGEST CHILD,
DIED 21ST JULY 1868, AGED 6.
LAURA, THE THIRD DAUGHTER,
DIED 22ND SEPTR 1877, AGED 19.
WILL TAYLER, THE ELDEST SON
DIED 31ST DECEMBER 1927 AGED 71.
MARY TAYLER, THE SECOND DAUGHTER
DIED 17TH SEPT 1940 AGED 85." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-425.jpg|size=s}} |N1577 |[[Tayler-293|Will]] |[[Tayler-293|Tayler]] |1937 |"'THAT'S HALLOWED GROUND WHERE, MOURNED AND MISSED,
THE LIPS REPOSE OUR LOVE HAS KISSED
WHILE IN OURSELVES THEIR SOULS EXIST,
A PART OF OURS.'
-----
ELLEN, (NELL), THE ELDEST CHILD
DIED 23RD JULY 1868, AGED 15.
FRANK, THE YOUNGEST CHILD,
DIED 21ST JULY 1868, AGED 6.
LAURA, THE THIRD DAUGHTER,
DIED 22ND SEPTR 1877, AGED 19.
WILL TAYLER, THE ELDEST SON
DIED 31ST DECEMBER 1927 AGED 71.
MARY TAYLER, THE SECOND DAUGHTER
DIED 17TH SEPT 1940 AGED 85." |- |{{Image|file=Taylor-60963.jpg|size=s}} |588Y |[[Taylor-60964|Hannah Annie (Taylor)]] |[[Taylor-60964|Lane]] |1873 |"In Memory of
William Bamford Taylor
late of the Grenadier Guards
who died Nov 20 1867
Aged 55 years.
Blessed are ..
Also of Hannah ..
Wife of..
C..
and Daug..
who died ..
S.." |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-27.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Debenham-82|Helen (Debenham)]] |[[Debenham-82|Taylor]] |1960 |"IN
LOVING MEMORY OF
JOHN JASPER TAYLOR
BORN OCTOBER 19 1836
DIED SEPTEMBER 19 1910
JULIA ELLEN TAYLOR
DIED MARCH 3D 1929 AGED 84 YEARS
---
HELEN TAYLOR
[BORN] NOVR 21ST 1872 DIED SEPT 10TH 1960
SYDNEY LUNING TAYLOR
1873 - 1964." |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-27.jpg|size=s}} |1958BY |[[Luning-97|Julia Ellen (Luning)]] |[[Luning-97|Taylor]] |1929 |"IN
LOVING MEMORY OF
JOHN JASPER TAYLOR
BORN OCTOBER 19 1836
DIED SEPTEMBER 19 1910
JULIA ELLEN TAYLOR
DIED MARCH 3D 1929 AGED 84 YEARS
---
HELEN TAYLOR
[BORN] NOVR 21ST 1872 DIED SEPT 10TH 1960
SYDNEY LUNING TAYLOR
1873 - 1964." |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-27.jpg|size=s}} |1958BY |[[Taylor-58443|John Jasper]] |[[Taylor-58443|Taylor]] |1910 |"IN
LOVING MEMORY OF
JOHN JASPER TAYLOR
BORN OCTOBER 19 1836
DIED SEPTEMBER 19 1910
JULIA ELLEN TAYLOR
DIED MARCH 3D 1929 AGED 84 YEARS
---
HELEN TAYLOR
[BORN] NOVR 21ST 1872 DIED SEPT 10TH 1960
SYDNEY LUNING TAYLOR
1873 - 1964." |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-21.jpg|size=s}} |1953Y |[[Taylor-58339|Mary Jane]] |[[Taylor-58339|Taylor]] |1923 |"KATHERINE MARY MELLERSH
BORN JANUARY 29TH 1871
DIED SEPTEMBER 1ST 1902
MARY JANE TAYLOR
BORN JULY 21ST 1830,
DIED AUGUST 18TH, 1923.
FAITHFUL FRIEND AND NURSE
TO THE FAMILY FOR 55 YEARS
CAROLINE ELSIE MELLERSH
BORN APRIL 28 1878
DIED MARCH 26TH 1949" |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-27.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Taylor-59703|Sydney Luning]] |[[Taylor-59703|Taylor]] |1964 |"IN
LOVING MEMORY OF
JOHN JASPER TAYLOR
BORN OCTOBER 19 1836
DIED SEPTEMBER 19 1910
JULIA ELLEN TAYLOR
DIED MARCH 3D? 1929 AGED 84 YEARS
---
HELEN TAYLOR
[BORN] NOVR 21ST 1872 DIED SEPT 10TH 1960
SYDNEY LUNING TAYLOR
1873 - 1964." |- |{{Image|file=Taylor-60963.jpg|size=s}} |588Y |[[Taylor-60963|William Bamford]] |[[Taylor-60963|Taylor]] |1867 |"In Memory of
William Bamford Taylor
late of the Grenadier Guards
who died Nov 20 1867
Aged 55 years.
Blessed are ..
Also of Hannah ..
Wife of..
C..
and Daug..
who died ..
S.." |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-28.jpg|size=s}} |1948Y |[[Atfield-66|Emily]] |[[Atfield-66|Temple]] |1933 |"FRANCIS TEMPLE,
DIED NOVEMBER 28TH 1897,
AGED 59.
EMILY TEMPLE
WIFE OF ABOVE
DIED SEPT 22 1933
AGED 88" |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-28.jpg|size=s}} |1948Y |[[Temple-2282|Francis]] |[[Temple-2282|Temple]] |1897 |"FRANCIS TEMPLE,
DIED NOVEMBER 28TH 1897,
AGED 59.
EMILY TEMPLE
WIFE OF ABOVE
DIED SEPT 22 1933
AGED 88" |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-29.jpg|size=s}} |2152Y |[[Thomas-39078|Charles Shea]] |[[Thomas-39078|Thomas]] |1908 |"IN LOVING MEMORY OF
CHARLES SHEA THOMAS, ONLY SON OF
CHARLES SMITH THOMAS
[born?] 10? AUGUST 1848 FELL ASLEEP 23RD? MARCH 1908
ELIZABETH ISABELLA
THE DEARLY LOVED WIFE OF THE ABOVE
DIED 10TH JANUARY 1920" |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-30.jpg|size=s}} |2151Y |[[Thomas-39079|Charles Smith]] |[[Thomas-39079|Thomas]] |1880 |"CHARLES SMITH THOMAS
OF DOCTORS COMMONS
DIED 16TH OCTOBER 1880
AGED 71 YEARS
MARY
DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE
CHARLES SMITH THOMAS,
DIED 19 JULY 1915 AGED 77 YEARS
PEACE PERFECT PEACE." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-440.jpg|size=s}} |1614N |[[Thomas-40621|Edward]] |[[Thomas-40621|Thomas]] |1868 |"SACRED
TO THE MEMORY OF
EDWARD THOMAS
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
NOVEMBER 9TH 1868
AGED 59 YEARS.
-----
.. REDEEMED US FROM THE .." |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-29.jpg|size=s}} |2152Y |[[Smith-187628|Elizabeth Isabella]] |[[Smith-187628|Thomas]] |1920 |"IN LOVING MEMORY OF
CHARLES SHEA THOMAS, ONLY SON OF
CHARLES SMITH THOMAS
[born?] 10? AUGUST 1848 FELL ASLEEP 23RD? MARCH 1908
ELIZABETH ISABELLA
THE DEARLY LOVED WIFE OF THE ABOVE
DIED 10TH JANUARY 1920" |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-29.jpg|size=s}} |2152Y |[[Thomas-39875|Elizabeth Muriel]] |[[Thomas-39875|Thomas]] |1952 |"ELIZABETH MURIEL
THOMAS
ON APRIL 14TH" |- |{{Image|file=Stafford-4965.jpg|size=s}} |255Y |[[Stafford-4966|Harriet (Stafford)]] |[[Stafford-4966|Thomas]] |1857 |"IN MEMORY OF
HARRIET
THE AFFECTIONATE WIFE OF
WILLIAM WELLS THOMAS
AND DAUGHTER OF
WILLM. & ELIZTH. STAFFORD
BORN APRIL 10TH? 1805
DIED SEPTEMBER .. 1857
..[AL]SO O[F]
WILLIAM STAFFORD
..1889
..OSE [L?]A[TE?]..
ALSO OF
WILLIAM STAFFORD
WHOSE REMAINS ARE DEPOSITED IN
GODALMING CHURCHYARD
BORN OCTOBER 20TH? 1780
DIED NOVEMBER 21ST 1854
---
AND
ELIZABETH STAFFORD
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
[BORN] MAY .. 1779
DIED JANUARY .. 1859" |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-30.jpg|size=s}} |2151Y |[[Thomas-39080|Mary]] |[[Thomas-39080|Thomas]] |1915 |"CHARLES SMITH THOMAS
OF DOCTORS COMMONS
DIED 16TH OCTOBER 1880
AGED 71 YEARS
MARY
DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE
CHARLES SMITH THOMAS,
DIED 19 JULY 1915 AGED 77 YEARS
PEACE PERFECT PEACE." |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-31.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Thomas-39081|Robert Douglas]] |[[Thomas-39081|Thomas]] |1954 |"IN ETERNAL MEMORY OF
MY BELOVED HUSBAND
ROBERT DOUGLAS THOMAS
1891-1954
YOUNGER SON OF
CHARLES SHEA THOMAS" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-446.jpg|size=s}} |1612N |[[Unknown-484650|Sarah]] |[[Unknown-484650|Thomas]] |1878 |"In
Loving? Remembrance of
SARAH THOMAS
WHO FELL ASLEEP IN JESUS
APRIL 15TH 1878
AGED 59 YEARS
-----
THEM ALSO WHICH SLEEP IN JESUS WILL
GOD BRING WITH HIM." |- |{{Image|file=Thornhill-993.jpg|size=s}} |624Y |[[Thornhill-993|Thomas]] |[[Thornhill-993|Thornhill]] |1864 |"[IN MEMORY OF]?
THOMAS
SON OF
JAMES and MARY
THORNHILL
AGED 9 YEARS" |- | |832Y |[[Tice-862|Alice]] |[[Tice-862|Tice]] |1880 | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-596.jpg|size=s}} |1672BY |[[Warner-8999|Emma (Warner)]] |[[Warner-8999|Tice]] |1929 |"Rest in Peace.
In Loving Memory of
HENRY
THE DEARLY BELOVED HUSBAND OF
EMMA TICE.
DIED SEPT. 14TH 1911
AGED 70 YEARS.
Also of EMMA
HIS DEARLY BELOVED WIFE
WHO DIED JUNE 20TH 1929 AGED 84." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-596.jpg|size=s}} |1672BY |[[Tice-861|Henry]] |[[Tice-861|Tice]] |1911 |"Rest in Peace.
In Loving Memory of
HENRY
THE DEARLY BELOVED HUSBAND OF
EMMA TICE.
DIED SEPT. 14TH 1911
AGED 70 YEARS.
Also of EMMA
HIS DEARLY BELOVED WIFE
WHO DIED JUNE 20TH 1929 AGED 84." |- | |N950 |[[Barham-872|Bethiah (Barham)]] |[[Barham-872|Tickner]] |1892 | |- |{{Image|file=Tickner-254.jpg|size=s}} |939Y |[[Tickner-254|Edwin]] |[[Tickner-254|Tickner]] |1895 |"In
Loving Memory of
EDWIN TICKNER
DIED FEB 27TH 1895,
AGED 72 YEARS.
Also of
JUDITH TICKNER
DIED JUNE 9TH 1886,
AGED 92 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-352.jpg|size=s}} |1027N |[[Whate-2|Eleanor (Whate)]] |[[Whate-2|Tickner]] |1884 |"IN
MEMORY OF
ELEANOR
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
GEORGE TICKNER
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
DECEMBER 25TH 1884,
AGED 57 YEARS.
-----
'IN THE MIDST OF LIFE WE ARE IN DEATH.'" |- |{{Image|file=Tickner-254.jpg|size=s}} |939Y |[[Tickner-255|Esther]] |[[Tickner-255|Tickner]] |1874 |"In
Loving Memory of
EDWIN TICKNER
DIED FEB 27TH 1895,
AGED 72 YEARS.
Also of
JUDITH TICKNER
DIED JUNE 9TH 1886,
AGED 92 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Tickner-254.jpg|size=s}} |939Y |[[Smith-196389|Judith (Smith)]] |[[Smith-196389|Tickner]] |1886 |"In
Loving Memory of
EDWIN TICKNER
DIED FEB 27TH 1895,
AGED 72 YEARS.
Also of
JUDITH TICKNER
DIED JUNE 9TH 1886,
AGED 92 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Tickner-252.jpg|size=s}} |739Y |[[Tickner-252|Moses Bedford]] |[[Tickner-252|Tickner]] |1861 |"Sacred
TO THE MEMORY OF
MOSES BEDFORD TICKNER
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
12TH AUGUST 1861
AGED 37 YEARS
---
A [TRUE?] AND AFFECTIONATE HUSBAND
---
WATCH THEREFORE FOR YE KNOW NOT
WHAT HOUR YOUR LORD DOTH COME" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-464.jpg|size=s}} |N1300-1 |[[Tickner-245|Sarah Jane]] |[[Tickner-245|Tickner]] |1905 |"IN LOVING MEMORY OF
SARAH JANE TICKNER
WHO DIED 22ND DECR. 1905
AGED 39 - ALSO OF
EMILY MARY PULLEN
WHO DIED 11TH AUG 1937
AGED 63 AND THOMAS
HER HUSBAND WHO DIED AT..
29TH AUG 1916
AGED 47" |- | |N950 |[[Tickner-244|William]] |[[Tickner-244|Tickner]] |1900 | |- |{{Image|file=Tiller-636.jpg|size=s}} |1898-9Y |[[Tiller-636|Ambrose]] |[[Tiller-636|Tiller]] |1910 |"In Loving Memory
-of-
ERNEST ROBERT TILLER
DIED ... 1[89]2
AGED 17 YEARS & 9 MONTHS.
_AVING ...
In
Loving Memory
-of-
MY DEAR HUSBAND
AMBROSE TILLER
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
MAY ... 1910 AGED 65 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Tiller-636.jpg|size=s}} |1898Y |[[Tiller-637|Ernest Robert]] |[[Tiller-637|Tiller]] |1892 |"In Loving Memory
-of-
ERNEST ROBERT TILLER
DIED ... 1[89]2
AGED 17 YEARS & 9 MONTHS.
_AVING ...
In
Loving Memory
-of-
MY DEAR HUSBAND
AMBROSE TILLER
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
MAY ... 1910 AGED 65 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Tiller-636.jpg|size=s}} |1898-9Y |[[Yates-6452|Mary Ann (Yates)]] |[[Yates-6452|Tiller]] |1929 |"In Loving Memory
-of-
ERNEST ROBERT TILLER
DIED ... 1[89]2
AGED 17 YEARS & 9 MONTHS.
_AVING ...
In
Loving Memory
-of-
MY DEAR HUSBAND
AMBROSE TILLER
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
MAY ... 1910 AGED 65 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-605.jpg|size=s}} |Y1673a |[[Timberley-1|Charles]] |[[Timberley-1|Timberley]] |1925 |"Thy will be done
Sacred to the Memory of
SARAH ANN
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
CHARLES TIMBERLEY
DIED 26TH MARCH 1912
AGED 55 YEARS
..RLES TIMBERLEY
..D OF THE ABOVE
..9TH 1925 AGED 74
----
..P..
CHARLIE TIMBERLEY
'ANZACS'
..
... 30 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-605.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Timberley-3|Charlie]] |[[Timberley-3|Timberley]] |1915 |"Thy will be done
Sacred to the Memory of
SARAH ANN
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
CHARLES TIMBERLEY
DIED 26TH MARCH 1912
AGED 55 YEARS
..RLES TIMBERLEY
..D OF THE ABOVE
..9TH 1925 AGED 74
----
..P..
CHARLIE TIMBERLEY
'ANZACS'
..
... 30 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-605.jpg|size=s}} |Y1673a |[[Mayers-266|Sarah Ann]] |[[Mayers-266|Timberley]] |1912 |"Thy will be done
Sacred to the Memory of
SARAH ANN
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
CHARLES TIMBERLEY
DIED 26TH MARCH 1912
AGED 55 YEARS
..RLES TIMBERLEY
..D OF THE ABOVE
..9TH 1925 AGED 74
----
..P..
CHARLIE TIMBERLEY
'ANZACS'
..
... 30 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Tipler-309.jpg|size=s}} |580Y |[[Tipler-309|William]] |[[Tipler-309|Tipler]] |1866 |"..PLER
[WH]O D[IED]
..[JANU]ARY 6TH 1866
..YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Kimber-609.jpg|size=s}} |30aY |[[Titcomb-212|Godfrey]] |[[Titcomb-212|Titcomb]] |1964 |"AND OF HER HUSBAND
GODFREY
BORN JUNE [14TH 1874]
..." |- |{{Image|file=Kimber-609.jpg|size=s}} |29aY |[[Kimber-612|Rose (Kimber)]] |[[Kimber-612|Titcomb]] |1947 |"ALSO OF
ROSE TITCOMB
BORN NOVR 12TH 1870
DIED MARCH 18TH 1947
---
AT REST" |- |{{Image|file=Titmas-8.jpg|size=s}} |2251AY |[[Titmas-10|Harold Edric]] |[[Titmas-10|Titmas]] |1885 |"IN LOVING MEMORY OF
HAROLD EDRIC TITMAS
SECOND SON OF
THE REV. S. D. TITMAS
OF CHARTERHOUSE
BORN AUGUST 20TH 1881
DIED SEPTEMBER 2ND 1885" |- |{{Image|file=Titmas-8.jpg|size=s}} |2251AY |[[Titmas-9|Katherine Maud Sanders]] |[[Titmas-9|Titmas]] |1959 |"ALSO OF
KATHERINE MAUD
SANDERS TITMAS
ELDEST DAUGHTER OF
SAMUEL & SUSANNA
TITMAS
BORN AUGUST .. 1876
DIED OCTOBER 27TH 1959" |- |{{Image|file=Titmas-8.jpg|size=s}} |2251AY |[[Titmas-8|Samuel David]] |[[Titmas-8|Titmas]] |1894 |"IN LOVING MEMORY OF
SAMUEL DAVID TITMAS
B.SC, M.A.
DIED APRIL 11TH 1894
AGED 48 YEARS
FOR 22 YEARS SENIOR
SCIENCE MASTER AT
CHARTERHOUSE
AND 19 YEARS CURATE
AT FARNCOMBE
[SU]SA[NN]A TITMAS
..YEARS
..HEARTILY
..ED MEN?" |- |{{Image|file=Titmas-8.jpg|size=s}} |2251AY |[[Sanders-14350|Susanna (Sanders)]] |[[Sanders-14350|Titmas]] |1929 |"IN LOVING MEMORY OF
SAMUEL DAVID TITMAS
B.SC, M.A.
DIED APRIL 11TH 1894
AGED 48 YEARS
FOR 22 YEARS SENIOR
SCIENCE MASTER AT
CHARTERHOUSE
AND 19 YEARS CURATE
AT FARNCOMBE
[SU]SA[NN]A TITMAS
..YEARS
..HEARTILY
..ED MEN?" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-488.jpg|size=s}} |1568N |[[Tobitt-6|Israel]] |[[Tobitt-6|Tobitt]] |1873 |"IN
AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE
OF
MARY TOBITT
WIFE OF
ISRAEL TOBITT,
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
AT BIRTLEY FARM WITLEY
MARCH 20TH 1872,
AGED 74.
EVEN SO THEM ALSO WHICH SLEEP IN
JESUS WILL GOD BRING WITH HIM
THESSA ..
-----
ALSO OF
ISRAEL TOBITT
W.." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-488.jpg|size=s}} |1569N |[[Elliott-14306|Mary]] |[[Elliott-14306|Tobitt]] |1872 |"IN
AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE
OF
MARY TOBITT
WIFE OF
ISRAEL TOBITT,
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
AT BIRTLEY FARM WITLEY
MARCH 20TH 1872,
AGED 74.
EVEN SO THEM ALSO WHICH SLEEP IN
JESUS WILL GOD BRING WITH HIM
THESSA ..
-----
ALSO OF
ISRAEL TOBITT
W.." |- |{{Image|file=Townshend-281.jpg|size=s}} |431Y |[[Townshend-281|Chauncy Hare]] |[[Townshend-281|Townshend]] |1868 |"C. H. T." |- |{{Image|file=Trevatt-2.jpg|size=s}} |2155Y |[[Trevatt-2|Edgar]] |[[Trevatt-2|Trevatt]] |1883 |"In
Loving Memory of
EDGAR TREVATT
WHO DIED MARCH 18TH 1883,
AGED 38 YEARS.
-+-
'OUR DAYS ON EARTH ARE AS A SHADOW.'" |- |{{Image|file=Trevatt-3.jpg|size=s}} |2127Y |[[Trevatt-3|Harvey Mills]] |[[Trevatt-3|Trevatt]] |1876 |"In
Memory of
HARVEY MILLS TREV_TT
WHO DIED
JANUARY 28TH 1876,
AGED 63 YEARS.
-+-
NOT MY WILL BUT THINE BE DONE
-+-
Also
MARY TREVATT
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED
JUNE 3.. 1887
AGED 76? YEARS
-+-
...LIFE? ... IN DEATH" |- |{{Image|file=Trevatt-3.jpg|size=s}} |2127Y |[[Stilwell-809|Mary (Stilwell)]] |[[Stilwell-809|Trevatt]] |1887 |"In
Memory of
HARVEY MILLS TREV_TT
WHO DIED
JANUARY 28TH 1876,
AGED 63 YEARS.
-+-
NOT MY WILL BUT THINE BE DONE
-+-
Also
MARY TREVATT
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED
JUNE 3.. 1887
AGED 76? YEARS
-+-
...LIFE? ... IN DEATH" |- |{{Image|file=Yate-91.jpg|size=s}} |2101Y |[[Yate-93|Edith Louisa (Yate)]] |[[Yate-93|Trew]] |1910 |"ELIZABETH
GEORGINA YATE
DIED JANUARY 15TH 1910
AGED 62 YEARS.
EDITH LOUISA TREW,
DAUGHTER OF FREDERICK YATE
DIED FEBRUARY 2ND 1910
AGED 56 YEARS.
EDWARD BELLINGHAM TREW
HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE
DIED FEBRUARY 8TH 1911 AGED 63 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Yate-91.jpg|size=s}} |2101Y |[[Trew-378|Edward Bellingham]] |[[Trew-378|Trew]] |1911 |"ELIZABETH
GEORGINA YATE
DIED JANUARY 15TH 1910
AGED 62 YEARS.
EDITH LOUISA TREW,
DAUGHTER OF FREDERICK YATE
DIED FEBRUARY 2ND 1910
AGED 56 YEARS.
EDWARD BELLINGHAM TREW
HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE
DIED FEBRUARY 8TH 1911 AGED 63 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-227.jpg|size=s}} |1398N |[[Tribe-213|Emma]] |[[Tribe-213|Tribe]] |1941 |"In
Loving Memory
of
MARY YOUREN
WHO PASSED AWAY
NOVEMBER 5TH 1929,
AGED 71 YEARS.
-----
'BELOVED, LET US LOVE ONE ANOTHER
FOR LOVE IS OF GOD.' 1. JOHN 4. 7.
Also of
EMMA TRIBE,
BORN APRIL 28TH 1868
DIED FEBRUARY 7TH 1941
-----
AT REST" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-368.jpg|size=s}} |1476DN |[[Tribe-214|Hannah]] |[[Tribe-214|Tribe]] |1908 |"In Loving Memory
-of-
HANNAH TRIBE,
WHO FELL ASLEEP NOVEMBER 12TH 1908,
AGED 54
Peace Perfect Peace.
Also of
OUR DEAR MOTHER
MARY TRIBE,
WHO FELL ASLEEP NOVR. 9TH 1918,
AGED 91 YEARS.
At Rest." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-368.jpg|size=s}} |1476aN |[[Mann-9540|Mary]] |[[Mann-9540|Tribe]] |1918 |"In Loving Memory
-of-
HANNAH TRIBE,
WHO FELL ASLEEP NOVEMBER 12TH 1908,
AGED 54
Peace Perfect Peace.
Also of
OUR DEAR MOTHER
MARY TRIBE,
WHO FELL ASLEEP NOVR. 9TH 1918,
AGED 91 YEARS.
At Rest." |- |{{Image|file=Tricker-97.jpg|size=s}} |1154aY |[[Tricker-97|Clarence Sidney]] |[[Tricker-97|Tricker]] |1930 |"CLARENCE SIDNEY TRICKER DIED AUG 30TH 1930 AGED 25 YEARS.
MARY TRICKER DIED .." |- |{{Image|file=Tricker-97.jpg|size=s}} |1154aY |[[Tricker-98|George Edward]] |[[Tricker-98|Tricker]] |1938 |"CLARENCE SIDNEY TRICKER DIED AUG 30TH 1930 AGED 25 YEARS.
MARY TRICKER DIED .." |- |{{Image|file=Tricker-97.jpg|size=s}} |1154aY |[[Holden-4395|Mary (Holden)]] |[[Holden-4395|Tricker]] |1960 |"CLARENCE SIDNEY TRICKER DIED AUG 30TH 1930 AGED 25 YEARS.
MARY TRICKER DIED .." |- |{{Image|file=Maybank-29.jpg|size=s}} |391Y |[[Maybank-29|Jane (Maybank)]] |[[Maybank-29|Trodd]] |1863 |"SACRED
to
THE MEMORY OF
MRS. JANE TRODD,
WIFE OF
RICHARD TRODD
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
MAY 5TH 1863,
AGED 38 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-32.jpg|size=s}} |1938Y |[[Trower-375|Henry Percy Bence]] |[[Trower-375|Trower]] |1892 |"HENRY PERCY BENCE
TROWER
BORN 24TH APRIL 1877
DIED AT CHARTERHOUSE
21 FEBRUARY 1892" |- |{{Image|file=Marner-51.jpg|size=s}} |2499Y |[[Marner-51|Elizabeth (Marner)]] |[[Marner-51|Tucker]] |1879 |"[In]
.. of
ELIZABE[TH WI]FE OF
JOHN ..ER
WHO..." |- | |2616Y |[[Tucker-13324|James]] |[[Tucker-13324|Tucker]] |1872 | |- |{{Image|file=Tucker-13559.jpg|size=s}} |2497Y |[[Tucker-13559|John]] |[[Tucker-13559|Tucker]] |1878 |"Sacred
to
the memory of
JOHN TUCKER,
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
AUGUST 1ST 1878,
AGED 79 YEARS." |- | |471N |[[Tucker-13544|John]] |[[Tucker-13544|Tucker]] |1890 | |- |{{Image|file=Callingham-31.jpg|size=s}} |2498Y |[[Callingham-31|Rebecca (Callingham)]] |[[Callingham-31|Tucker]] |1879 |"[Sacred to]
the memory of
REBECCA
THE WIDOW OF
JOHN TUCKER
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
JANUARY 24TH, 1879
AGED 75 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Unknown-487525.jpg|size=s}} |406Y |[[Unknown-487525|Sarah]] |[[Unknown-487525|Tucker]] |1864 |"...
SARAH TUCKER
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
JAMES TUCKER
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
ON THE 20TH OF MARCH 1864
IN THE 60TH YEAR OF HER AGE.
-+-
'PREPARE TO MEET THY GOD.'" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-495.jpg|size=s}} |1308-9N |[[Tugwell-143|Frank]] |[[Tugwell-143|Tugwell]] |1945 |"IN LOVING MEMORY OF
FRANK TUGWELL
BORN 1861
DIED 1945" |- |{{Image|file=Turner-29945.jpg|size=s}} |1887Y |[[Turner-29948|Frances Ellen]] |[[Turner-29948|Turner]] |1887 |"TO THE
Beloved Memory of
JAMES EDWARD TURNER
Died F..
Also of
HARRIETT JANE TURNER
WIFE OF
JAMES EDWARD TURNER
DIED ...
AGED 75 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Turner-29945.jpg|size=s}} |1887Y |[[White-54854|Harriett Jane (White)]] |[[White-54854|Turner]] |1908 |"TO THE
Beloved Memory of
JAMES EDWARD TURNER
Died F..
Also of
HARRIETT JANE TURNER
WIFE OF
JAMES EDWARD TURNER
DIED ...
AGED 75 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Turner-29945.jpg|size=s}} |1887Y |[[Turner-29945|James Edward]] |[[Turner-29945|Turner]] |1889 |"TO THE
Beloved Memory of
JAMES EDWARD TURNER
Died F..
Also of
HARRIETT JANE TURNER
WIFE OF
JAMES EDWARD TURNER
DIED ...
AGED 75 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Twycross-4.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Gates-5223|Catherine (Gates)]] |[[Gates-5223|Twycross]] |1838 |"[Sacred]
TO THE MEMORY OF
RICHARD TWYCROSS
WHO DIED SEPTEMBER __TH 1874
AGED 91 YEARS
Also of CATHERINE HIS WIFE
WHO DIED DECEMBER 2_TH [1838]
AGED [48]
Also of [their little children?]
JOHN & WILLIAM
THE LAST [THREE ABOVE?] ARE
INTERRED IN GOD[ALMING] CHURCHYARD" |- |{{Image|file=Twycross-4.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Twycross-5|John]] |[[Twycross-5|Twycross]] | |"[Sacred]
TO THE MEMORY OF
RICHARD TWYCROSS
WHO DIED SEPTEMBER __TH 1874
AGED 91 YEARS
Also of CATHERINE HIS WIFE
WHO DIED DECEMBER 2_TH [1838]
AGED [48]
Also of [their little children?]
JOHN & WILLIAM
THE LAST [THREE ABOVE?] ARE
INTERRED IN GOD[ALMING] CHURCHYARD" |- |{{Image|file=Twycross-4.jpg|size=s}} |793Y |[[Twycross-4|Richard]] |[[Twycross-4|Twycross]] |1874 |"[Sacred]
TO THE MEMORY OF
RICHARD TWYCROSS
WHO DIED SEPTEMBER __TH 1874
AGED 91 YEARS
Also of CATHERINE HIS WIFE
WHO DIED DECEMBER 2_TH [1838]
AGED [48]
Also of [their little children?]
JOHN & WILLIAM
THE LAST [THREE ABOVE?] ARE
INTERRED IN GOD[ALMING] CHURCHYARD" |- |{{Image|file=Twycross-4.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Twycross-6|William]] |[[Twycross-6|Twycross]] | |"[Sacred]
TO THE MEMORY OF
RICHARD TWYCROSS
WHO DIED SEPTEMBER __TH 1874
AGED 91 YEARS
Also of CATHERINE HIS WIFE
WHO DIED DECEMBER 2_TH [1838]
AGED [48]
Also of [their little children?]
JOHN & WILLIAM
THE LAST [THREE ABOVE?] ARE
INTERRED IN GOD[ALMING] CHURCHYARD" |- | |2588Y |[[Underwood-5926|Benjamin]] |[[Underwood-5926|Underwood]] |1904 | |- |{{Image|file=Collard-758.jpg|size=s}} |2588Y |[[Underwood-5928|Elias]] |[[Underwood-5928|Underwood]] |1924 |"Also In
Affectionate Remembrance of
LUCY,
FOR 42 YEARS THE LOVING AND
BELOVED WIFE OF
ELIAS UNDERWOOD
OF THE COUNTY HALL KINGSTON ON THAMES,
SON OF THE SAID EMILY & BENJAMIN
UNDERWOOD,
WHO DIED 21ST MAY 1915, AFTER A LONG AND
PAINFUL ILLNESS, PATIENTLY BORNE,
AGED 68 YEARS.
-+-
In Loving Memory of
MY DEAR FATHER
ELIAS UNDERWOOD
WHO PASSED AWAY 4TH FEBRUARY 1924
AGED 75." |- | |2588Y |[[Lindsey-4769|Emily (Lindsey)]] |[[Lindsey-4769|Underwood]] |1865 | |- |{{Image|file=Underwood-5927.jpg|size=s}} |2515Y |[[Underwood-5927|Ernest William]] |[[Underwood-5927|Underwood]] |1875 |"...
ERNEST WILLIAM
BENJAMIN [&]
MARY ANN UNDERWOOD
DIED ..." |- |{{Image|file=Collard-758.jpg|size=s}} |2588Y |[[Collard-758|Lucy (Collard)]] |[[Collard-758|Underwood]] |1915 |"Also In
Affectionate Remembrance of
LUCY,
FOR 42 YEARS THE LOVING AND
BELOVED WIFE OF
ELIAS UNDERWOOD
OF THE COUNTY HALL KINGSTON ON THAMES,
SON OF THE SAID EMILY & BENJAMIN
UNDERWOOD,
WHO DIED 21ST MAY 1915, AFTER A LONG AND
PAINFUL ILLNESS, PATIENTLY BORNE,
AGED 68 YEARS.
-+-
In Loving Memory of
MY DEAR FATHER
ELIAS UNDERWOOD
WHO PASSED AWAY 4TH FEBRUARY 1924
AGED 75." |- |{{Image|file=Albery-90.jpg|size=s}} |2588Y |[[Albery-90|Mary Ann (Albery)]] |[[Albery-90|Underwood]] |1895 |"IN
Loving Memory of
MARY ANN UNDERWOOD
DEARLY LOVED WIFE OF
BENJAMIN UNDERWOOD
WHO DIED JUNE 1_TH 1895,
AGED 60 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-346.jpg|size=s}}
{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-391.jpg|size=s}}
{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-432.jpg|size=s}}
{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-536.jpg|size=s}} | |Elizabeth |Unknown | |"In? Loving? Memory of
ELIZABETH" |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-41.jpg|size=s}} | |Jane |Unknown | |"In
Loving Memory
of
Jane ______" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-569.jpg|size=s}} | |[[Wells-26005|Mar..]] |[[Wells-26005|..ell]] |1889 |"In
MEMORY OF
MAR.. ..ELL
WHO [FELL ASLEEP IN JE]SUS.." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-667.jpg|size=s}} |Y | |Unknown | | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-668.jpg|size=s}} |Y |Edward |Unknown | |"SAC[RED]
TO THE ME[MORY OF]
EDWARD..
WHO..
..F[EBR]UAR[Y]..
[A]GED 61 [YEARS]
[AL]SO JAMES..
..EDWAR[D]..
..R ETTA..
1860?
.." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-669.jpg|size=s}} |Y | |Unknown | |"IN
MEMORY OF
..AT[A?]T
..
..186_.." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-708.jpg|size=s}} |2322Y or 2323Y | |Unknown (Worsfold or Bailey) | | |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-42.jpg|size=s}} | | |Unknown | | |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-43.jpg|size=s}}
{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-44.jpg|size=s}} | | |Unknown | |"...
and? brother? to?
Fell asleep in Jesus..
..." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-661.jpg|size=s}} |Y | |Unknown | |"Resting" |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-45.jpg|size=s}} | | |Unknown | | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-727.jpg|size=s}}
{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-728.jpg|size=s}}
{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-729.jpg|size=s}}
{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-730.jpg|size=s}} |113N? | |Unknown | |"..." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-218.jpg|size=s}} | | |Unknown | | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-710.jpg|size=s}}
{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-711.jpg|size=s}} |2353Y - 2367Y (somewhere between these, inclusive) | |Unknown | | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-257.jpg|size=s}} | | |Unknown | | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-309.jpg|size=s}}
{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-310.jpg|size=s}}
{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-311.jpg|size=s}} | | |Unknown | |"..." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-312.jpg|size=s}} | | |Unknown | | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-673.jpg|size=s}}
{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-674.jpg|size=s}}
{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-675.jpg|size=s}}
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{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-677.jpg|size=s}}
{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-678.jpg|size=s}} |Y | |Unknown | |"In Memory..
Prepare to meet thy God." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-340.jpg|size=s}} | | |Unknown | | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-682.jpg|size=s}} |Y | |Unknown | | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-702.jpg|size=s}} |Y | |Unknown | | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-579.jpg|size=s}}
{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-580.jpg|size=s}}
{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-581.jpg|size=s}}
{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-582.jpg|size=s}} | | |Unknown | |"..OF
.. S[P?]A..
WHO DIED ..
.." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-348.jpg|size=s}} | | |Unknown | |"..." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-354.jpg|size=s}}
{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-355.jpg|size=s}}
{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-356.jpg|size=s}}
{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-357.jpg|size=s}} | |Jane |Unknown | |"JANE ..7..
JAMES K..D
AMBROSE? MAY 18TH 1913?
AGED 66" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-354.jpg|size=s}}
{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-355.jpg|size=s}}
{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-356.jpg|size=s}}
{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-357.jpg|size=s}} | |Ambrose |Unknown |1913 |"JANE ..7..
JAMES K..D
AMBROSE? MAY 18TH 1913?
AGED 66" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-367.jpg|size=s}} | |Unknown | | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-724.jpg|size=s}}
{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-725.jpg|size=s}}
{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-726.jpg|size=s}} |265 or 266N | |Unknown | |"[IN]
[Af]fec[tionate Reme]m[brance of]...
...E
...T
...IT" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-398.jpg|size=s}}
{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-399.jpg|size=s}} | |John |Unknown | |"JOHN
DIED.." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-406.jpg|size=s}} | | |Unknown | | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-100.jpg|size=s}} |Y | |Unknown | |[near the grave of William Henry Gorringe, 933Y] |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-666.jpg|size=s}} |Y | |Unknown | | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-689.jpg|size=s}}
{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-690.jpg|size=s}} |Y | |Unknown | | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-691.jpg|size=s}} |Y | |Unknown | | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-692.jpg|size=s}} |Y | |Unknown | | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-695.jpg|size=s}}
{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-696.jpg|size=s}}
{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-697.jpg|size=s}}
{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-698.jpg|size=s}} |Y |Mary |Unknown | |"MARY WIFE OF
THOMAS ..S
[WHO DIED]
M[AY?]" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-671.jpg|size=s}}
{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-672.jpg|size=s}} |Y | |Unknown | |"...PEACE" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-387.jpg|size=s}}
{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-388.jpg|size=s}} | | |Unknown | |"IN
[AFFEC]TION[ATE]
[REMEM]BRAN[CE]
.. [WINI?]FRED ..
..[DIE]D...
..TE..
..AND MARY ..ES
.. OCT..
..[YE]ARS AND ..
-----
IS..
O..AMB..
ON..PA...D
IN..SH..
AND..ANGEL?..
H..LLE B.." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-424.jpg|size=s}} | | |Unknown | | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-720.jpg|size=s}}
{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-721.jpg|size=s}}
{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-722.jpg|size=s}} |between 2020Y & 1910Y | |Unknown | |"...
C.. ..REL..
WHO [DEPARTED THIS LI]FE
..T? 189..
...S.
..." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-662.jpg|size=s}}
{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-663.jpg|size=s}} |Y | |Unknown | | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-429.jpg|size=s}} | | |Unknown | | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-699.jpg|size=s}}
{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-700.jpg|size=s}}
{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-701.jpg|size=s}} |Y | |Unknown | |"..E" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-430.jpg|size=s}} | | |Unknown | | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-684.jpg|size=s}} |2380Y or 2381Y | |Unknown | | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-723.jpg|size=s}} |1775Y? | |Unknown | | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-719.jpg|size=s}} |1919Y<_<1926Y | |Unknown | | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-431.jpg|size=s}} | | |Unknown | | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-106.jpg|size=s}}
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{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-680.jpg|size=s}} |Y | |Unknown | |"..." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-713.jpg|size=s}}
{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-714.jpg|size=s}}
{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-715.jpg|size=s}} |Y | |Unknown |1880 |"IN
..
..
..[18]80?
Aged? 50? Years?" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-670.jpg|size=s}} |Y | |Unknown | | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-441.jpg|size=s}} | | |Unknown | | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-685.jpg|size=s}}
{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-686.jpg|size=s} |2829Y | |Unknown | | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-703.jpg|size=s}}
{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-704.jpg|size=s}}
{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-705.jpg|size=s}} |betw 2503-4 & 2499Y | |Unknown |(George Elwin or Fanny Garton based on position) |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-716.jpg|size=s}} |betw 2077Y & 1885Y | | | |"" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-447.jpg|size=s}}
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{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-449.jpg|size=s}} | | |Unknown | | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-524.jpg|size=s}}
{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-525.jpg|size=s}}
{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-526.jpg|size=s}} | | |Unknown | |"BORN OCTOBER 23 1838
..MARCH 19TH 189_?
-----
YEA THOUGH I WALK THROUGH THE VALLEY
OF THE SHADOW OF DEATH I WILL FEAR NO EVIL" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-683.jpg|size=s}} |Y |George |...dal.. | |"..
FO..
..
GEORGE ...DAL..
..
BROADWATER" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-527.jpg|size=s}} | | |Unknown | |"..." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-681.jpg|size=s}} |Y | |Unknown | | |- |{{Image|file=Kimber-609.jpg|size=s}} |30aY |[[Kimber-611|Alice (Kimber)]] |[[Kimber-611|Valler]] |1951 |"ALSO OF
ALICE VALLER
BORN MARCH 17TH 1880
DIED JULY 23RD 1951
WITH JESUS" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-470.jpg|size=s}} |1619N |[[Vaughan-4588|Henry]] |[[Vaughan-4588|Vaughan]] |1887 |"WITH CHRIST. PHIL I 23:
----
TO
THE DEAR
MEMORY OF
HENRY VAUGHAN
COMMANDER ROYAL NAVY
WHO FELL ASLEEP AUG 5TH 1887,
AGED 52,
AND OF
MARCH ST. ANDREW VAUGHAN,
YOUNGEST SON OF THE ABOVE
FOR MANY YEARS RESIDENT AT
ALASSIO ITALY
DIED SEPT 16TH 1946 AGED 71" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-470.jpg|size=s}} |1619N |[[Vaughan-4589|March St. Andrew]] |[[Vaughan-4589|Vaughan]] |1946 |"WITH CHRIST. PHIL I 23:
----
TO
THE DEAR
MEMORY OF
HENRY VAUGHAN
COMMANDER ROYAL NAVY
WHO FELL ASLEEP AUG 5TH 1887,
AGED 52,
AND OF
MARCH ST. ANDREW VAUGHAN,
YOUNGEST SON OF THE ABOVE
FOR MANY YEARS RESIDENT AT
ALASSIO ITALY
DIED SEPT 16TH 1946 AGED 71" |- |{{Image|file=Veale-555.jpg|size=s}} |168N |[[Veale-555|Alwyn George]] |[[Veale-555|Veale]] |1887 |"[In] L[ov]ing
Memory of
ALWYN GEORGE VEALE
DIED APRIL 1ST 1887
AGED 6 YEARS.
CLARA JANE VEALE
..." |- |{{Image|file=Veale-555.jpg|size=s}} |168N |[[Veale-556|Clara Jane]] |[[Veale-556|Veale]] |1896 |"[In] L[ov]ing
Memory of
ALWYN GEORGE VEALE
DIED APRIL 1ST 1887
AGED 6 YEARS.
CLARA JANE VEALE
..." |- | |1128aY |[[Veale-554|George]] |[[Veale-554|Veale]] |1916 | |- | |1128aY |[[Cook-32649|Jane (Cook)]] |[[Cook-32649|Veale]] |1918 | |- |{{Image|file=Lintott-124.jpg|size=s}} |2624Y |[[Lintott-124|Susanna (Lintott)]] |[[Lintott-124|Verstage]] |1872 | |- |{{Image|file=Voller-132.jpg|size=s}} |219-20N |[[Voller-132|George]] |[[Voller-132|Voller]] |1906 |"In
ever loving
memory of
GEORGE VOLLER
In
loving memory
-of-
MARY WIFE OF GEORGE VOLL[ER]
In
loving memory
-of-
...
In
loving memory
-of-
..." |- |{{Image|file=Voller-132.jpg|size=s}} |219-20N |[[Hounsom-59|Mary (Hounsom)]] |[[Hounsom-59|Voller]] |1926 |"In
ever loving
memory of
GEORGE VOLLER
In
loving memory
-of-
MARY WIFE OF GEORGE VOLL[ER]
In
loving memory
-of-
...
In
loving memory
-of-
..." |- |{{Image|file=Thomas-40873.jpg|size=s}} |681-2Y |[[Thomas-40873|Adelaide Mary (Thomas)]] |[[Thomas-40873|Waddington]] |1896 |"LOOKING UNTO JESUS
ADELAIDE MARY
BELOVED WIFE OF HORACE WADDINGTON
OCT 18, 1840 - JULY 22, 1896
HER CHILDREN ARISE UP AND CALL
HER BLESSED; HER HUSBAND ALSO." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-553.jpg|size=s}} |70aN |[[Walker-39875|Elizabeth L.]] |[[Walker-39875|Wakeford]] |1949 |"In Loving Memory of
ELIZABETH L. WAKEFORD
PASSED OVER DEC 20TH 1949 AGED 92" |- |{{Image|file=Wakeford-342.jpg|size=s}} |2489Y |[[Wakeford-342|William Thomas]] |[[Wakeford-342|Wakeford]] |1925 |"In Loving Memory
of
W. T. WAKEFORD
... 3. 1880
21. 10. 1925" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-482.jpg|size=s}} |1686N |[[Wakeford-218|William Victor]] |[[Wakeford-218|Wakeford]] |1918 |"In Loving Memory
of
WILLIAM VICTOR WAKEFORD
DIED JUNE 15TH 1918" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-334.jpg|size=s}} |955N |[[Blunden-363|Emily (Blunden)]] |[[Blunden-363|Walford]] |1891 |"EMILY WALFORD
DIED NOV 15 1891
AGED 71 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-287.jpg|size=s}} |878N |[[Chitty-302|Clara (Chitty)]] |[[Chitty-302|Walker]] |1895 |"IN
Affectionate
Remembrance of
CLARA WALKER
WHO DIED OCT 2ND 1895
AGED 48 YEARS.
-----
'I MOURN, BUT NOT AS THOSE
WITHOUT HOPE.'
Also FREDERICK WALKER
HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE
DIED JANY 28 1910
AGED 76 YEARS
-----" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-539.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Walker-39277|Edgar]] |[[Walker-39277|Walker]] |1918 |"In
Loving Memory of
GEORGE BOWLER
WHO DIED 13TH MAY 1915, AGED 80 YEARS
----
Also of MARY,
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED 6TH JUNE 1893, AGED 58 YEARS.
----
Also, SERGT. E. SUTER,
WHO DIED WHILE SERVING HIS COUNTRY
4TH JANY. 1916, AGED 52 YEARS.
AT REST.
Also EDGAR WALKER
KILLED IN FRANCE 10TH SEPTR 1918
AGED 35 YEARS
HIS MEMORY EVER DEAR" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-287.jpg|size=s}} |878N |[[Walker-39886|Frederick]] |[[Walker-39886|Walker]] |1910 |"IN
Affectionate
Remembrance of
CLARA WALKER
WHO DIED OCT 2ND 1895
AGED 48 YEARS.
-----
'I MOURN, BUT NOT AS THOSE
WITHOUT HOPE.'
Also FREDERICK WALKER
HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE
DIED JANY 28 1910
AGED 76 YEARS
-----" |- | |237Y |[[Walker-42585|Henry]] |[[Walker-42585|Walker]] |1858 | |- |{{Image|file=Williams-84423.jpg|size=s}} |384N |[[Williams-84423|Maria (Williams)]] |[[Williams-84423|Walker]] |1888 |"...
MARIA WALKER
WHO DIED OC...
AGED 7_ YEARS
---
..." |- |{{Image|file=Walker-42584.jpg|size=s}} |383N |[[Walker-42584|Thomas]] |[[Walker-42584|Walker]] |1867 |"IN ...
REMEMBRANCE
OF THOMAS SON OF
HENRY & MARIA
WALKER
..." |- | |246Y |[[Wallace-15030|James]] |[[Wallace-15030|Wallace]] |1857 | |- |{{Image|file=Unknown-488578.jpg|size=s}} |773Y |[[Unknown-488578|Susannah]] |[[Unknown-488578|Wallace]] |1864 |"IN
MEMORY OF
SUSANNAH WALLACE,
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
APRIL 21ST 1864
IN THE 54TH YEAR
OF HER AGE.
-+-
FEAR NOT, FOR I HAVE REDEEMED THEE,
I HAVE CALLED THEE BY THY NAME;
THOU ART MINE" |- |{{Image|file=Waller-4253.jpg|size=s}} |1934Y |[[Waller-4254|Jane Elizabeth]] |[[Waller-4254|Waller]] |1892 |"Sacred
TO THE MEMORY OF
THOMAS J. WALLER
DIED MARCH 12TH 1892,
AGED 65 YEARS.
-+-
ALSO
JANE WALLER,
BELOVED WIFE OF THE ABOVE,
DIED MARCH 6TH 1892,
AGED 67 YEARS.-+-
ALSO
JANE E. WALLER,
DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE,
DIED JUNE 28TH 1892,
AGED 27 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Waller-4253.jpg|size=s}} |1934Y |[[Mason-16105|Jane (Mason)]] |[[Mason-16105|Waller]] |1892 |"Sacred
TO THE MEMORY OF
THOMAS J. WALLER
DIED MARCH 12TH 1892,
AGED 65 YEARS.
-+-
ALSO
JANE WALLER,
BELOVED WIFE OF THE ABOVE,
DIED MARCH 6TH 1892,
AGED 67 YEARS.-+-
ALSO
JANE E. WALLER,
DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE,
DIED JUNE 28TH 1892,
AGED 27 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Waller-4253.jpg|size=s}} |1934Y |[[Waller-4253|Thomas James]] |[[Waller-4253|Waller]] |1892 |"Sacred
TO THE MEMORY OF
THOMAS J. WALLER
DIED MARCH 12TH 1892,
AGED 65 YEARS.
-+-
ALSO
JANE WALLER,
BELOVED WIFE OF THE ABOVE,
DIED MARCH 6TH 1892,
AGED 67 YEARS.-+-
ALSO
JANE E. WALLER,
DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE,
DIED JUNE 28TH 1892,
AGED 27 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-490.jpg|size=s}} |1667N |[[Wallis-3073|Emma]] |[[Wallis-3073|Wallis]] |1873 |"[EMMA]
DAUGHTER OF JOHN AND
MATILDA ANN WAL[LIS]
.. DIED
MARCH 28TH? 187[3]
AGED 19 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-33.jpg|size=s}} |2147Y |[[Heseltine-38|Peter (born Philip Arnold)]] |[[Heseltine-38|Warlock (born Heseltine)]] |1890 |"PHILIP
PETER WARLOCK
SON OF
COVIE & ARNOLD HESELTINE
..DECEMBER 12TH 1890
AGED 36" |- |{{Image|file=Warner-9190.jpg|size=s}} |2652Y |[[Warner-9190|Jesse]] |[[Warner-9190|Warner]] |1866 |"Sacred
..
JESSE WARNER
..." |- |{{Image|file=Warren-15713.jpg|size=s}} |2609Y |[[Warren-15713|Thomas]] |[[Warren-15713|Warren]] |1867 |"IN
MEMORY OF
THOMAS WARREN,
WHO DIED
SEPTEMBER 22ND 1867,
AGED 72 YEARS.
-+-
BLESSED ARE THE DEAD WHO DIE IN
THE LORD" |- | |311Y |[[Waterson-372|Martha]] |[[Waterson-372|Waterson]] |1874 | |- |{{Image|file=Watson-24744.jpg|size=s}} |XA23Y |[[Watson-24744|Derek Durant]] |[[Watson-24744|Watson]] |2013 |"DEREK
DURANT
WATSON
18TH MAY 1919 - 14TH MAY 2013" |- |{{Image|file=Weale-42.jpg|size=s}} |197N |[[Weale-42|Alfred]] |[[Weale-42|Weale]] |1887 |"In Loving Memory
-of-
ALFRED WEALE
THE BELOVED HUSBAND OF ANNE WEALE
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE JULY 13TH 1887
AGED 34 YEARS
-+-
HE WAS A MAN OF HONOUR OF NOBLE & GENEROUS NATURE
-+-
Also of HENRY WEALE
DEARLY BELOVED HUSBAND OF CHARLOTTE WEALE,
AND BROTHER OF THE ABOVE
DIED JULY 27TH 1940 AGED 80 YEARS
-+-
WHERE GOD IS WE MEET
AND WHERE GOD IS WE NEVER PART
-+-
Also of
CHARLOTTE POTTS WEALE
WIFE OF HENRY WEALE
DIED DECEMBER 17TH 1957 AGED 97 YEARS.
-+-
HE GIVETH HIS BELOVED SLEEP.
-+-
Also of
ALFRED HARRY WEALE
SON OF HENRY AND CHARLOTTE WEALE
DIED JANUARY 23RD 1978 AGED 89 YEARS
IN GOD? ..." |- |{{Image|file=Weale-42.jpg|size=s}} |197N |[[Weale-47|Alfred Harry]] |[[Weale-47|Weale]] |1978 |"In Loving Memory
-of-
ALFRED WEALE
THE BELOVED HUSBAND OF ANNE WEALE
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE JULY 13TH 1887
AGED 34 YEARS
-+-
HE WAS A MAN OF HONOUR OF NOBLE & GENEROUS NATURE
-+-
Also of HENRY WEALE
DEARLY BELOVED HUSBAND OF CHARLOTTE WEALE,
AND BROTHER OF THE ABOVE
DIED JULY 27TH 1940 AGED 80 YEARS
-+-
WHERE GOD IS WE MEET
AND WHERE GOD IS WE NEVER PART
-+-
Also of
CHARLOTTE POTTS WEALE
WIFE OF HENRY WEALE
DIED DECEMBER 17TH 1957 AGED 97 YEARS.
-+-
HE GIVETH HIS BELOVED SLEEP.
-+-
Also of
ALFRED HARRY WEALE
SON OF HENRY AND CHARLOTTE WEALE
DIED JANUARY 23RD 1978 AGED 89 YEARS
IN GOD? ..." |- |{{Image|file=Unknown-492812.jpg|size=s}} |2439Y |[[Unknown-492812|Anne]] |[[Unknown-492812|Weale]] |1880 |"Sacred
to
THE LOVING MEMORY OF
ANNE WEALE,
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE,
DECEMBER 26TH 1880
AGED 27 YEARS.
-+-
'THY WILL BE DONE.'" |- |{{Image|file=Weale-42.jpg|size=s}} |197N |[[Clegg-1249|Charlotte Potts (Clegg)]] |[[Clegg-1249|Weale]] |1957 |"In Loving Memory
-of-
ALFRED WEALE
THE BELOVED HUSBAND OF ANNE WEALE
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE JULY 13TH 1887
AGED 34 YEARS
-+-
HE WAS A MAN OF HONOUR OF NOBLE & GENEROUS NATURE
-+-
Also of HENRY WEALE
DEARLY BELOVED HUSBAND OF CHARLOTTE WEALE,
AND BROTHER OF THE ABOVE
DIED JULY 27TH 1940 AGED 80 YEARS
-+-
WHERE GOD IS WE MEET
AND WHERE GOD IS WE NEVER PART
-+-
Also of
CHARLOTTE POTTS WEALE
WIFE OF HENRY WEALE
DIED DECEMBER 17TH 1957 AGED 97 YEARS.
-+-
HE GIVETH HIS BELOVED SLEEP.
-+-
Also of
ALFRED HARRY WEALE
SON OF HENRY AND CHARLOTTE WEALE
DIED JANUARY 23RD 1978 AGED 89 YEARS
IN GOD? ..." |- |{{Image|file=Weale-42.jpg|size=s}} |197N |[[Wale-190|Henry (Wale)]] |[[Wale-190|Weale]] |1940 |"In Loving Memory
-of-
ALFRED WEALE
THE BELOVED HUSBAND OF ANNE WEALE
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE JULY 13TH 1887
AGED 34 YEARS
-+-
HE WAS A MAN OF HONOUR OF NOBLE & GENEROUS NATURE
-+-
Also of HENRY WEALE
DEARLY BELOVED HUSBAND OF CHARLOTTE WEALE,
AND BROTHER OF THE ABOVE
DIED JULY 27TH 1940 AGED 80 YEARS
-+-
WHERE GOD IS WE MEET
AND WHERE GOD IS WE NEVER PART
-+-
Also of
CHARLOTTE POTTS WEALE
WIFE OF HENRY WEALE
DIED DECEMBER 17TH 1957 AGED 97 YEARS.
-+-
HE GIVETH HIS BELOVED SLEEP.
-+-
Also of
ALFRED HARRY WEALE
SON OF HENRY AND CHARLOTTE WEALE
DIED JANUARY 23RD 1978 AGED 89 YEARS
IN GOD? ..." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-484.jpg|size=s}} |1576N |[[Webster-10225|James]] |[[Webster-10225|Webster]] |1868 |"In ..
JAMES WEBSTER ESQ.
HERE.. LATE OF CONSTANTINOPLE
LIVERPOOL.
BORN AT .. DIED IN THIS PARISH
DECR 15TH 1868 AGED 67
HE STUDIED AT THE UNIVERSITIES OF
ABERDEEN AND GLASGOW MATHEMATICIAN
LINGUIST TRAVELLER AND PRACTICAL
ECONOMIST AS A MEMBER OF THE MANCHESTER
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. HE WAS ONE OF SIX
PERSONS WHO ASSISTED RICHARD COBDEN
AND JOHN BRIGHT TO FOUND THE FAMOUS
ANTI CORN LAW LEAGUE WHICH ABOLISHED
..LANDLORDS TAX ON THE PEOPLES FOOD
THIS STONE WAS ERECTED BY HIS
SISTER M.. WHITE LATE OF CHELTENHAM
.. HIS BROTHER GEORGE WEBSTER OF
.. AND .. FOR..US COUNT" |- | |177N |[[Weedon-272|Arthur Cecil]] |[[Weedon-272|Weedon]] |1886 | |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-34.jpg|size=s}} |2065Y |[[Weedon-264|Florence Jane]] |[[Weedon-264|Weedon]] |1890 |"In Loving Memory Of
FLORENCE JANE
WEEDON
WHO FELL ASLEEP
OCT. 6TH 1890,
AGED 9 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Weekes-577.jpg|size=s}} |106dY |[[Weekes-577|Arthur Carey Hampton]] |[[Weekes-577|Weekes]] |1915 |"IN LOVING MEMORY OF
ARTHUR CAREY HAMPTON WEEKES
BORN 12 FEB 1878 DIED [1] SEP 1915
LET THY LOVING MERCY COME ALSO UNTO ME O LORD" |- |{{Image|file=Weekes-575.jpg|size=s}} |105AY |[[Weekes-575|Charles Hampton]] |[[Weekes-575|Weekes]] |1932 |"SACRED
TO THE MEMORY OF
THE REVEREND
CHARLES HAMPTON WEEKES
MASTER AT CHARTERHOUSE 1872-1905,
BORN AT HURSTPIERPOINT
DECEMBER 3RD 1839.
DIED APRIL 14TH 1932, AGED 92 YEARS.
--
AND OF
LAURA, HIS WIFE.
BORN AT HURSTPIERPOINT
DECEMBER 31ST 1839,
DIED JANUARY 5TH 1936, AGED 96 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Weekes-575.jpg|size=s}} |105AY |[[Smith-197419|Laura (Smith)]] |[[Smith-197419|Weekes]] |1936 |"SACRED
TO THE MEMORY OF
THE REVEREND
CHARLES HAMPTON WEEKES
MASTER AT CHARTERHOUSE 1872-1905,
BORN AT HURSTPIERPOINT
DECEMBER 3RD 1839.
DIED APRIL 14TH 1932, AGED 92 YEARS.
--
AND OF
LAURA, HIS WIFE.
BORN AT HURSTPIERPOINT
DECEMBER 31ST 1839,
DIED JANUARY 5TH 1936, AGED 96 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Weekes-576.jpg|size=s}} |106BY |[[Weekes-576|Laura Mary Hampton]] |[[Weekes-576|Weekes]] |1913 |"IN
FOND MEMORY OF
LAURA MARY
HAMPTON WEEKES
'BIRDIE'
JAN 17 1865 - JAN 30 1913
GRACE BE WITH YOU
MERCY AND PEACE
FROM GOD THE FATHER
AND FROM THE LORD JESUS CHRIST" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-487.jpg|size=s}} |1574N |[[Unknown-485222|Elizabeth]] |[[Unknown-485222|Welland]] |1862 |"SACRED
TO THE
MEMORY OF
THOMAS WELLAND,
MINISTER OF THE GOSPEL,
WHO DIED
ON THE 4TH OF APRIL 1866,
IN THE 71ST YEAR OF HIS AGE.
-----
Also
ELIZABETH,
BELOVED WIFE OF THE ABOVE,
WHO DIED
ON THE 8TH OF AUGUST 1862,
AGED 67 YEARS.
-----
BLESSED ARE THE DEAD WHICH DIE IN
THE LORD FROM HENCEFORTH, YEA SAITH
THE SPIRIT, THAT THEY MAY REST FROM
THEIR LABOURS; AND THEIR WORKS DO
FOLLOW THEM. REV. XIV 13 V." |- |{{Image|file=Welland-88.jpg|size=s}} |31aY |[[Welland-89|Ella]] |[[Welland-89|Welland]] |1903 |"ELLA
BORN .. 2 [1901]
DIED .. [1903]
ROSE WELLAND" |- |{{Image|file=Welland-88.jpg|size=s}} |32aY |[[Welland-90|John]] |[[Welland-90|Welland]] |1920 |"JOHN WELLAND
BORN 22 JULY 1864 DIED 24 DEC 1920
R. I. P. " |- |{{Image|file=Welland-88.jpg|size=s}} |32AY |[[Withall-117|Lena]] |[[Withall-117|Welland]] |1931 |"LENA
THE [DAUGHTER] OF
J & R WELLAND
BORN JANY 3? 1901
DIED JANY 17 1901
AND JESUS C[ALLED?].." |- |{{Image|file=Welland-88.jpg|size=s}} |32aY |[[Welland-90|Rose (Withall)]] |[[Welland-90|Welland]] |1920 |"ROSE WELLAND" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-487.jpg|size=s}} |1573N |[[Welland-86|Thomas]] |[[Welland-86|Welland]] |1866 |"SACRED
TO THE
MEMORY OF
THOMAS WELLAND,
MINISTER OF THE GOSPEL,
WHO DIED
ON THE 4TH OF APRIL 1866,
IN THE 71ST YEAR OF HIS AGE.
-----
Also
ELIZABETH,
BELOVED WIFE OF THE ABOVE,
WHO DIED
ON THE 8TH OF AUGUST 1862,
AGED 67 YEARS.
-----
BLESSED ARE THE DEAD WHICH DIE IN
THE LORD FROM HENCEFORTH, YEA SAITH
THE SPIRIT, THAT THEY MAY REST FROM
THEIR LABOURS; AND THEIR WORKS DO
FOLLOW THEM. REV. XIV 13 V." |- |{{Image|file=Wells-19399.jpg|size=s}} |925Y |[[Wells-19399|George]] |[[Wells-19399|Wells]] |1865 |"In
MEMORY OF
GEORGE WELLS
WHO DIED
MARCH 16TH? 1865
.." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-631.jpg|size=s}} |1254Y |[[Wells-19272|Malcolm Hicks Wallace]] |[[Wells-19272|Wells]] |1922 |"MALCOLM HICKS WALLACE WELLS BORN DEC. 12TH 1871 DIED SEP 27TH. 1922" |- | |N1126 |[[Welman-125|Aaron]] |[[Welman-125|Welman]] |1887 | |- | |N468 |[[Harrow-151|Elizabeth (Harrow)]] |[[Harrow-151|Welman]] |1890 | |- | |N1313 |[[Welman-128|Francis Samuel]] |[[Welman-128|Welman]] |1967 | |- | |N1313 |[[Welman-130|Katharine Emily]] |[[Welman-130|Welman]] |1935 | |- | |N1126 |[[Welman-129|Mary Ann]] |[[Welman-129|Welman]] |1906 | |- | |N1126 |[[Holloway-4437|Rebecca]] |[[Holloway-4437|Welman]] |1885 | |- | |N468 |[[Welman-126|Samuel]] |[[Welman-126|Welman]] |1923 | |- |{{Image|file=Clarke-14507.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Clarke-14512|Jessie Maude (Clarke)]] |[[Clarke-14512|Welsford]] |1906 |"In
Loving Memory
of
JESSIE MAUDE WELSFORD
DAUGHTER OF
WILLIAM AUGUSTUS AND
EMMA CLARKE
DIED SEPT 24 1906 AGED 36." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-226.jpg|size=s}} |1397N |[[Heather-341|Elizabeth]] |[[Heather-341|Weymouth]] |1936 |"IN
LOVING MEMORY
OF
ISAAC WOODS
DIED APRIL 5TH 1913
AGED 90 YEARS
-----
ALSO IN MEMORY OF
OUR BELOVED MOTHER
ELIZABETH WEYMOUTH
WHO FELL ASLEEP MARCH 10TH 1936
IN HER EIGHTY FIRST YEAR.
-----
TO LIVE IN THE HEARTS OF THOSE WE LOVE
IS NOT TO DIE." |- |{{Image|file=Wheeler-18198.jpg|size=s}} |93Y |[[Wheeler-18198|Albert James]] |[[Wheeler-18198|Wheeler]] |1915 |"[In]
Loving Memory
of
ALBERT JAMES
BELOVED HUSBAND OF
FANNY WHEELER" |- | |93Y |[[Benson-6132|Fanny Hannah (Benson)]] |[[Benson-6132|Wheeler]] |1933 | |- |{{Image|file=Wheeler-18437.jpg|size=s}} |2627Y |[[Wheeler-18437|Henry James]] |[[Wheeler-18437|Wheeler]] |1876 |"Sacred
to
the memory of
HENRY JAMES
WHEELER,
DIED NOVR. 2ND 1876,
AGED 48 YEARS.
-+-
LORD, LET ME YIELD IN PEACE MY BREATH,
AND THY SALVATION SEE,
MY SINS DESERVE ETERNAL DEATH,
BUT JESUS DIED FOR ME.
-+-
Also of
JANE WHEELER,
WIFE OF THE ABOVE,
DIED DECR. 20TH 1906,
AGED 78 YEARS.
PEACE, PERFECT PEACE.
-+-" |- |{{Image|file=Wheeler-18437.jpg|size=s}} |2626Y |[[Chennell-53|Jane (Chennell)]] |[[Chennell-53|Wheeler]] |1906 |"Sacred
to
the memory of
HENRY JAMES
WHEELER,
DIED NOVR. 2ND 1876,
AGED 48 YEARS.
-+-
LORD, LET ME YIELD IN PEACE MY BREATH,
AND THY SALVATION SEE,
MY SINS DESERVE ETERNAL DEATH,
BUT JESUS DIED FOR ME.
-+-
Also of
JANE WHEELER,
WIFE OF THE ABOVE,
DIED DECR. 20TH 1906,
AGED 78 YEARS.
PEACE, PERFECT PEACE.
-+-" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-534.jpg|size=s}} |1273N |[[Cooper-24747|Kate]] |[[Cooper-24747|Whitbourn]] |1877 |"In
very Affectionate Remembrance
of
KATE
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
JOHN WHITBOURN
WHO DIED JUNE 30TH 1877
IN THE 24TH YEAR
OF HER AGE
BELOVED IN LIFE, LAMENTED IN DEATH.
-----
BUT JESUS SAID WEEP NOT, SHE IS NOT
DEAD BUT SLEEPETH" |- |{{Image|file=White-54664.jpg|size=s}} |2090Y |[[White-54667|Catherine Ethel]] |[[White-54667|White]] |1870 |"IN AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE
OF
SARAH FANNY
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
THOMAS WHITE.
BORN JANY. 20TH. 1832,
MARRIED SEPR. 23RD. 1851,
DIED FEBY. 26TH. 1872.
-+-
ALSO OF THE ABOVE
THOMAS WHITE,
WHO DIED MAY 28TH. 1905,
IN HIS 79TH. YEAR.
Also of HENRY THOMAS BORN 186_ CATHERINE ETHEL" |- |{{Image|file=White-54610.jpg|size=s}} |2097Y |[[White-54611|Emma White]] |[[White-54611|White]] |1882 |"MARGARET ANN WHITE
DIED DECEMBER 9TH 1872
...
EMMA WHITE
DIED FEBRUARY 13TH 1882
..." |- |{{Image|file=White-52463.jpg|size=s}} |628Y |[[White-52463|John Orchard]] |[[White-52463|White]] |1859 |"In
MEMORY OF
JOHN ORCHARD
WHITE
SON OF JAMES AND
ANN WHITE
DIED OCTOBER 19TH 1859
AGED 9 YEARS
---
PREPARE TO MEET YOUR GOD" |- |{{Image|file=White-54610.jpg|size=s}} |2097Y |[[White-54610|Margaret Ann White]] |[[White-54610|White]] |1872 |"MARGARET ANN WHITE
DIED DECEMBER 9TH 1872
...
EMMA WHITE
DIED FEBRUARY 13TH 1882
..." |- |{{Image|file=White-54664.jpg|size=s}} |2089Y |[[Pim-448|Sarah Fanny (Pim)]] |[[Pim-448|White]] |1872 |"IN AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE
OF
SARAH FANNY
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
THOMAS WHITE.
BORN JANY. 20TH. 1832,
MARRIED SEPR. 23RD. 1851,
DIED FEBY. 26TH. 1872.
-+-
ALSO OF THE ABOVE
THOMAS WHITE,
WHO DIED MAY 28TH. 1905,
IN HIS 79TH. YEAR.
Also of HENRY THOMAS BORN 186_ CATHERINE ETHEL" |- |{{Image|file=White-54664.jpg|size=s}} |2089Y |[[White-54664|Thomas]] |[[White-54664|White]] |1905 |"IN AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE
OF
SARAH FANNY
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
THOMAS WHITE.
BORN JANY. 20TH. 1832,
MARRIED SEPR. 23RD. 1851,
DIED FEBY. 26TH. 1872.
-+-
ALSO OF THE ABOVE
THOMAS WHITE,
WHO DIED MAY 28TH. 1905,
IN HIS 79TH. YEAR.
Also of HENRY THOMAS BORN 186_ CATHERINE ETHEL" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-444.jpg|size=s}} |1292N |[[Whitehead-4533|Claude]] |[[Whitehead-4533|Whitehead]] |1884 |"IN MEMORY OF
HENRY WHITEHEAD
OF WHITEHEADS GROVE CHELSEA.
BORN JULY 24 1801 DIED MARCH 16 1874
AND
FRANCES ANN, HIS WIFE
DAUGHTER OF FRANCIS MAGUIRE,
4TH KINGS OWN.
BORN APRIL 28 1808, DIED APRIL 6, 1901,
CREMATED APRIL 9.
'LEAD KINDLY LIGHT.'
ALSO OF
CLAUDE, THEIR YOUNGEST SON,
BORN FEBR 17 1846 DIED JANY 16, 1884.
BLEST ARE THE DEAD WHICH DIE IN THE LORD.
FROM HENCEFORTH THAT THEY MAY REST
FROM THEIR LABOURS AND THEIR WORKS DO
FOLLOW THEM REV. 14: 12.
ALSO OF
HARRIETT ANN WIFE OF THE ABOVE
CLAUDE WHITEHEAD
BORN JULY 21 1842, DIED NOVR 7TH 1925.
RT ERECTED 1901?
IN LOVING MEMORY" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-444.jpg|size=s}} |1611N |[[Maguire-1401|Frances Ann]] |[[Maguire-1401|Whitehead]] |1901 |"IN MEMORY OF
HENRY WHITEHEAD
OF WHITEHEADS GROVE CHELSEA.
BORN JULY 24 1801 DIED MARCH 16 1874
AND
FRANCES ANN, HIS WIFE
DAUGHTER OF FRANCIS MAGUIRE,
4TH KINGS OWN.
BORN APRIL 28 1808, DIED APRIL 6, 1901,
CREMATED APRIL 9.
'LEAD KINDLY LIGHT.'
ALSO OF
CLAUDE, THEIR YOUNGEST SON,
BORN FEBR 17 1846 DIED JANY 16, 1884.
BLEST ARE THE DEAD WHICH DIE IN THE LORD.
FROM HENCEFORTH THAT THEY MAY REST
FROM THEIR LABOURS AND THEIR WORKS DO
FOLLOW THEM REV. 14: 12.
ALSO OF
HARRIETT ANN WIFE OF THE ABOVE
CLAUDE WHITEHEAD
BORN JULY 21 1842, DIED NOVR 7TH 1925.
RT ERECTED 1901?
IN LOVING MEMORY" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-444.jpg|size=s}} |1611N |[[Salamon-48|Harriet Ann]] |[[Salamon-48|Whitehead]] |1925 |"IN MEMORY OF
HENRY WHITEHEAD
OF WHITEHEADS GROVE CHELSEA.
BORN JULY 24 1801 DIED MARCH 16 1874
AND
FRANCES ANN, HIS WIFE
DAUGHTER OF FRANCIS MAGUIRE,
4TH KINGS OWN.
BORN APRIL 28 1808, DIED APRIL 6, 1901,
CREMATED APRIL 9.
'LEAD KINDLY LIGHT.'
ALSO OF
CLAUDE, THEIR YOUNGEST SON,
BORN FEBR 17 1846 DIED JANY 16, 1884.
BLEST ARE THE DEAD WHICH DIE IN THE LORD.
FROM HENCEFORTH THAT THEY MAY REST
FROM THEIR LABOURS AND THEIR WORKS DO
FOLLOW THEM REV. 14: 12.
ALSO OF
HARRIETT ANN WIFE OF THE ABOVE
CLAUDE WHITEHEAD
BORN JULY 21 1842, DIED NOVR 7TH 1925.
RT ERECTED 1901?
IN LOVING MEMORY" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-444.jpg|size=s}} |1611N |[[Whitehead-4532|Henry]] |[[Whitehead-4532|Whitehead]] |1874 |"IN MEMORY OF
HENRY WHITEHEAD
OF WHITEHEADS GROVE CHELSEA.
BORN JULY 24 1801 DIED MARCH 16 1874
AND
FRANCES ANN, HIS WIFE
DAUGHTER OF FRANCIS MAGUIRE,
4TH KINGS OWN.
BORN APRIL 28 1808, DIED APRIL 6, 1901,
CREMATED APRIL 9.
'LEAD KINDLY LIGHT.'
ALSO OF
CLAUDE, THEIR YOUNGEST SON,
BORN FEBR 17 1846 DIED JANY 16, 1884.
BLEST ARE THE DEAD WHICH DIE IN THE LORD.
FROM HENCEFORTH THAT THEY MAY REST
FROM THEIR LABOURS AND THEIR WORKS DO
FOLLOW THEM REV. 14: 12.
ALSO OF
HARRIETT ANN WIFE OF THE ABOVE
CLAUDE WHITEHEAD
BORN JULY 21 1842, DIED NOVR 7TH 1925.
RT ERECTED 1901?
IN LOVING MEMORY" |- |{{Image|file=Wiggins-2970.jpg|size=s}} |1878Y |[[Lintott-141|Mary (Lintott)]] |[[Lintott-141|Wiggins]] |1893 |"IN MEMORY OF
WILLIAM WIGGINS
WHO DIED
6TH JUNE 1889
AGED 74 YEARS.
-+-
'I SOUGHT THE LORD, AND HE HEARD ME AND
DELIVERED ME FROM ALL MY FEARS.' PSALMS XXX.
-+-
ALSO OF
MARY WIGGINS
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED
2ND FEBRUARY 1893,
AGED 55 YEARS.
-+-
'IN THE MIDST OF LIFE WE ARE IN DEATH.'" |- |{{Image|file=Wiggins-2970.jpg|size=s}} |1878Y |[[Wiggins-2970|William]] |[[Wiggins-2970|Wiggins]] |1889 |"IN MEMORY OF
WILLIAM WIGGINS
WHO DIED
6TH JUNE 1889
AGED 74 YEARS.
-+-
'I SOUGHT THE LORD, AND HE HEARD ME AND
DELIVERED ME FROM ALL MY FEARS.' PSALMS XXX.
-+-
ALSO OF
MARY WIGGINS
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED
2ND FEBRUARY 1893,
AGED 55 YEARS.
-+-
'IN THE MIDST OF LIFE WE ARE IN DEATH.'" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-516.jpg|size=s}} |N1327 |[[West-17169|Amelia]] |[[West-17169|Wildman]] |1897 |"In
Loving Memory
of
AMELIA WILDMAN
WIDOW OF
JOHN RICHARD WILDMAN,
DIED MARCH 13TH 1897,
AGED 72.
'ASLEEP IN JESUS.'
ALSO
ARCHIBALD DEBENHAM,
WHO DIED DEC 11TH 1934,
AGED 65 YEARS.
ALSO AMELIA WIFE OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED JANUARY 22ND 1955
AGED 90." |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-35.jpg|size=s}} |Y2146 |[[Smith-187770|Eleanor (Smith)]] |[[Smith-187770|Williams]] |1896 |"IN MEMORY OF
JOSEPH WILLIAMS,
BORN AUGUST 20, 1818:
DIED JANUARY 20, 1880.
ALSO OF ELEANOR WILLIAMS,
WIDOW OF THE ABOVE
BORN FEBRUARY 10, 1827,
DIED SEPTEMBER 8, 1896.
'UNTIL THE DAY BREAK.'" |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-35.jpg|size=s}} |Y2146 |[[Williams-75980|Joseph]] |[[Williams-75980|Williams]] |1880 |"IN MEMORY OF
JOSEPH WILLIAMS,
BORN AUGUST 20, 1818:
DIED JANUARY 20, 1880.
ALSO OF ELEANOR WILLIAMS,
WIDOW OF THE ABOVE
BORN FEBRUARY 10, 1827,
DIED SEPTEMBER 8, 1896.
'UNTIL THE DAY BREAK.'" |- |{{Image|file=Williams-79238.jpg|size=s}} |758Y |[[Williams-79238|Joseph]] |[[Williams-79238|Williams]] |1930 |"JOSEPH WILLIAMS BORN JUNE 19TH 1857 DIED JAN 15TH 1930" |- |{{Image|file=Williams-84339.jpg|size=s}} |482N |[[Williams-84339|Martha]] |[[Williams-84339|Williams]] |1890 |"IN LOVING MEMORY
+
OF
MARTHA WILLIAMS,
DIED 20TH? JANUARY 1890
AGED [70] YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-350.jpg|size=s}} |1040N |[[Willis-9387|John]] |[[Willis-9387|Willis]] |1882 |"In
Affectionate Remembrance of
JOHN WILLIS
WHO DIED JULY 26TH 1882
AGED 67 YEARS.
-----
'HE IS NOT DEAD BUT SLEEPETH.'" |- |{{Image|file=Wilson-65811.jpg|size=s}} |691Y |[[Read-5347|Annie Mathews (Read)]] |[[Read-5347|Wilson]] |1929 |"In Loving Memory
[-of-]
WALTER JOHN WILSON
DIED APRIL 13TH 1897
AGED 56.
ANNIE MA..EWS WILSON
HIS BELOVED.. WHO JOINED
.." |- |{{Image|file=Wilson-65811.jpg|size=s}} |691Y |[[Wilson-65811|Walter John]] |[[Wilson-65811|Wilson]] |1897 |"In Loving Memory
[-of-]
WALTER JOHN WILSON
DIED APRIL 13TH 1897
AGED 56.
ANNIE MA..EWS WILSON
HIS BELOVED.. WHO JOINED
.." |- |{{Image|file=Winter-4754.jpg|size=s}} |643Y |[[Winter-4758|Fanny]] |[[Winter-4758|Winter]] |1858 |"HARRIET Daughter [OF]
JOHN and SARAH WINTER
WHO DIED NOVR 22ND 1858
AGED 10 YEARS.
ALSO FANNY
SISTER OF THE ABOVE
..
..
ALSO FRANK
.." |- |{{Image|file=Winter-4754.jpg|size=s}} |641Y |[[Winter-4762|Frank]] |[[Winter-4762|Winter]] |1870 |"HARRIET Daughter [OF]
JOHN and SARAH WINTER
WHO DIED NOVR 22ND 1858
AGED 10 YEARS.
ALSO FANNY
SISTER OF THE ABOVE
..
..
ALSO FRANK
.." |- |{{Image|file=Winter-4754.jpg|size=s}} |642Y |[[Winter-4754|Harriet]] |[[Winter-4754|Winter]] |1858 |"HARRIET Daughter [OF]
JOHN and SARAH WINTER
WHO DIED NOVR 22ND 1858
AGED 10 YEARS.
ALSO FANNY
SISTER OF THE ABOVE
..
..
ALSO FRANK
.." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-270.jpg|size=s}} |839N |[[Furlonger-44|Annie]] |[[Furlonger-44|Withall]] |1897 |"In
Loving Memory
of
ANNIE WITHALL
WHO DIED JUNE 13TH 1897,
AGED 68 YEARS.
AT REST" |- |{{Image|file=Withers-1912.jpg|size=s}} |1933Y |[[Withers-1912|Sara Ann]] |[[Withers-1912|Withers]] |1894 |"...
of
SARA ANN WITHERS
WHO DIED APRIL 9TH? 189[4]
AGED 48 [YEARS]
..." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-228.jpg|size=s}} |769N |[[Budd-1659|Hannah (Budd)]] |[[Budd-1659|Wolfe]] |1901 |"IN
Loving Memory of
JOHN WILLIAM WOLFE,
WHO DIED FEBRUARY 25TH 1900,
AGED 72 YEARS.
'AT REST.'
-----
Also of HANNAH WOLFE,
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED DECEMBER 29TH 1901,
AGED 68 YEARS.
'THY WILL BE DONE.'
-----" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-228.jpg|size=s}} |769N |[[Wolfe-5874|John William]] |[[Wolfe-5874|Wolfe]] |1900 |"IN
Loving Memory of
JOHN WILLIAM WOLFE,
WHO DIED FEBRUARY 25TH 1900,
AGED 72 YEARS.
'AT REST.'
-----
Also of HANNAH WOLFE,
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED DECEMBER 29TH 1901,
AGED 68 YEARS.
'THY WILL BE DONE.'
-----" |- |{{Image|file=Wood-33877.jpg|size=s}} |2105Y |[[Wood-33877|Herbert Kennedy]] |[[Wood-33877|Wood]] |1874 | |- | |1941Y |[[Glazier-405|Ann (Glazier)]] |[[Glazier-405|Woodger]] |1908 | |- | |1203Y |[[Woodger-130|Maria]] |[[Woodger-130|Woodger]] |1858 | |- | |1941Y |[[Woodger-129|William]] |[[Woodger-129|Woodger]] |1898 | |- |{{Image|file=Woodnutt-36.jpg|size=s}} |1863Y |[[Woodnutt-36|Frederick William Atfield]] |[[Woodnutt-36|Woodnutt]] |1918 |"11840 CORPORAL
F.W.A. WOODNUTT.
ARMY PAY CORPS.
2ND NOVEMBER 1918 AGE 34" |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-36.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Atfield-67|Mary Ann (Atfield)]] |[[Atfield-67|Woodnutt]] |1873 |"WILLIAM WOODNUTT
DIED 14TH MARCH 1909
AGED 84 YEARS
MARY ANN WOODNUTT
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
DIED 19TH NOV 1873 AGED 49
INTERRED IN FARNHAM" |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-38.jpg|size=s}} |1861Y |[[Woodnut-6|Sarah]] |[[Woodnut-6|Woodnutt]] |1928 |"SARAH WOODNUTT
DIED 20TH AUGUST 1928
AGED 75 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-36.jpg|size=s}} |1861Y |[[Woodnut-5|William]] |[[Woodnut-5|Woodnutt]] |1909 |"WILLIAM WOODNUTT
DIED 14TH MARCH 1909
AGED 84 YEARS
MARY ANN WOODNUTT
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
DIED 19TH NOV 1873 AGED 49
INTERRED IN FARNHAM" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-625.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Edwards-26493|Annie (Edwards)]] |[[Edwards-26493|Woods]] |1913 |"[In] Loving Memory
of
JOHN PICKETT WOODS
DIED JANY 24TH 1924 AGED 53 YEARS
---
Also of
ANNIE WOODS
DIED AUGST 11TH 1913
AGED 38 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-39.jpg|size=s}} |2138Y |[[Kidd-3532|Caroline (Kidd)]] |[[Kidd-3532|Woods]] |1880 |"Charles John Woods
of Godalming
One of H.M. Coroners for Surrey
Born 15th/13th February 1811, Died 17th August 1868
and
..Caroline Woods, his Widow,
..born 1819 died at Guildford 8th October 1880" |- |{{Image|file=Nightingale_Cemetery_Godalming_Surrey_Photo_Bucket-39.jpg|size=s}} |2138Y |[[Woods-12202|Charles John]] |[[Woods-12202|Woods]] |1868 |"Charles John Woods
of Godalming
One of H.M. Coroners for Surrey
Born 15th/13th February 1811, Died 17th August 1868
and
..Caroline Woods, his Widow,
..born 1819 died at Guildford 8th October 1880" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-625.jpg|size=s}} |1458Y |[[Hillier-810|Clara Louisa (Hillier)]] |[[Hillier-810|Woods]] |1958 |"[In] Loving Memory
of
JOHN PICKETT WOODS
DIED JANY 24TH 1924 AGED 53 YEARS
---
Also of
ANNIE WOODS
DIED AUGST 11TH 1913
AGED 38 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Woods-13070.jpg|size=s}} |2441Y |[[Woods-13070|David]] |[[Woods-13070|Woods]] |1881 |"In
Affectionate Remembrance of
DAVID WOODS
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
FEBRUARY 23RD 1881
AGED 8[3] YEARS
HE IS NOT DEAD BUT SLEEPETH" |- |{{Image|file=Cornly-1.jpg|size=s}} |1766Y |[[Cornly-1|Eliza (Cornly)]] |[[Cornly-1|Woods]] |1898 |"In L[oving Memory of]
... DEAR? MOTHER
ELIZA WOODS
WHO DIED ...
... [6]7...
---
WITH CHRIST WHICH IS FAR BETTER." |- | |376Y |[[Legg-1610|Emma (Legg)]] |[[Legg-1610|Woods]] |1861 | |- |{{Image|file=Woods-13587.jpg|size=s}} |571N |[[Woods-13587|George Charman]] |[[Woods-13587|Woods]] |1891 |"In Loving Memory
-of-
GEORGE CHARMAN WOODS
WHO DIED MAY 27 1891,
AGED 55 YEARS.
Also of
RICHARD MILLS,
DIED MAY 4TH 190[9]
AGED 87 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Edwards-25611.jpg|size=s}} |2222Y |[[Edwards-25611|Harriet (Edwards)]] |[[Edwards-25611|Woods]] |1876 |"In
Memory of
HARRIET WOODS
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
DAVID WOODS
DIED FEB [1]5 18[76]
AGED 6[9] YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Cornly-1.jpg|size=s}} |1766Y |[[Woods-13543|Isaac]] |[[Woods-13543|Woods]] |1902 |"In L[oving Memory of]
... DEAR? MOTHER
ELIZA WOODS
WHO DIED ...
... [6]7...
---
WITH CHRIST WHICH IS FAR BETTER." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-226.jpg|size=s}} |1397N |[[Woods-12774|Isaac]] |[[Woods-12774|Woods]] |1913 |"IN
LOVING MEMORY
OF
ISAAC WOODS
DIED APRIL 5TH 1913
AGED 90 YEARS
-----
ALSO IN MEMORY OF
OUR BELOVED MOTHER
ELIZABETH WEYMOUTH
WHO FELL ASLEEP MARCH 10TH 1936
IN HER EIGHTY FIRST YEAR.
-----
TO LIVE IN THE HEARTS OF THOSE WE LOVE
IS NOT TO DIE." |- |{{Image|file=Woods-5108.jpg|size=s}} |439Y |[[Woods-5108|James]] |[[Woods-5108|Woods]] |1892 |"..
[Jane] Woods
..wife of
James Woods
died [December 8 1871]
aged [61] years
---
[also of]
J[ames] Woods
Born April 24 1801
Died March 8 1892" |- |{{Image|file=Woods-5108.jpg|size=s}} |439Y |[[Elson-210|Jane (Elson)]] |[[Elson-210|Woods]] |1871 |"..
[Jane] Woods
..wife of
James Woods
died [December 8 1871]
aged [61] years
---
[also of]
J[ames] Woods
Born April 24 1801
Died March 8 1892" |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-251.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Unknown-485318|Jane]] |[[Unknown-485318|Woods]] |1893 |"In
Loving Memory
--of--
WILLIAM WOODS
WHO DIED DECEMBER 19TH 1903
AGED 82 YEARS.
----
Also of JANE,
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED JUNE 25TH 1893
AGED 73 YEARS,
INTERRED AT FARNHAM CEMETERY.
----
PEACE PERFECT PEACE." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-625.jpg|size=s}} |1458Y |[[Woods-12773|John Pickett]] |[[Woods-12773|Woods]] |1924 |"[In] Loving Memory
of
JOHN PICKETT WOODS
DIED JANY 24TH 1924 AGED 53 YEARS
---
Also of
ANNIE WOODS
DIED AUGST 11TH 1913
AGED 38 YEARS." |- | |2137Y |[[Woods-12807|Percy]] |[[Woods-12807|Woods]] |1922 | |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-251.jpg|size=s}} |1419N |[[Woods-12775|William]] |[[Woods-12775|Woods]] |1903 |"In
Loving Memory
--of--
WILLIAM WOODS
WHO DIED DECEMBER 19TH 1903
AGED 82 YEARS.
----
Also of JANE,
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED JUNE 25TH 1893
AGED 73 YEARS,
INTERRED AT FARNHAM CEMETERY.
----
PEACE PERFECT PEACE." |- |{{Image|file=Wooldridge-981.jpg|size=s}} |766AY |[[Wooldridge-982|Elizabeth Sarah]] |[[Wooldridge-982|Wooldridge]] |1922 |"In
MEMORY OF
HENRY WOOLDRIDGE,
WHO DIED AUGUST 29TH 1883,
AGED 63 YEARS." |- | |771Y |[[Beldham-1|Emily Sarah (Beldham)]] |[[Beldham-1|Wooldridge]] |1862 | |- |{{Image|file=Wooldridge-981.jpg|size=s}} |766AY |[[Wooldridge-981|Henry]] |[[Wooldridge-981|Wooldridge]] |1883 |"In
MEMORY OF
HENRY WOOLDRIDGE,
WHO DIED AUGUST 29TH 1883,
AGED 63 YEARS." |- | |769Y |[[Wooldridge-983|Henry John]] |[[Wooldridge-983|Wooldridge]] |1932 | |- |{{Image|file=Winslow-2834.jpg|size=s}} |749aN |[[Woollett-224|Henry Charles]] |[[Woollett-224|Woollett]] |1905 |"IN
Loving Memory
of our Mother
MARY WOOLLETT,
WHO FELL ASLEEP
SEPTEMBER 26TH. 1896,
AGED 75.
-+-
ALIVE FOR EVERMORE.
HENRY CHARLES WOOLLETT,
HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE,
DIED OCTOBER 29TH 1905
AGED 81." |- |{{Image|file=Pittis-165.jpg|size=s}} |753aN |[[Woollett-225|Jessie Agatha]] |[[Woollett-225|Woollett]] |1915 |"In
Memory of
MARY WIFE OF
SIDNEY W. WOOLLETT,
WHO FELL ASLEEP JULY 23 1897
Also
JESSIE AGATHA WOOLLETT
[WHO FELL ASL]EEP JUNE 25 1915" |- |{{Image|file=Pittis-165.jpg|size=s}} |753aN |[[Pittis-165|Mary Ann Isabella (Pittis)]] |[[Pittis-165|Woollett]] |1897 |"In
Memory of
MARY WIFE OF
SIDNEY W. WOOLLETT,
WHO FELL ASLEEP JULY 23 1897
Also
JESSIE AGATHA WOOLLETT
[WHO FELL ASL]EEP JUNE 25 1915" |- |{{Image|file=Winslow-2834.jpg|size=s}} |749aN |[[Winslow-2834|Mary (Winslow)]] |[[Winslow-2834|Woollett]] |1896 |"IN
Loving Memory
of our Mother
MARY WOOLLETT,
WHO FELL ASLEEP
SEPTEMBER 26TH. 1896,
AGED 75.
-+-
ALIVE FOR EVERMORE.
HENRY CHARLES WOOLLETT,
HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE,
DIED OCTOBER 29TH 1905
AGED 81." |- |{{Image|file=Atwell-1298.jpg|size=s}} |667N |[[Atwell-1298|Mary Ann (Atwell)]] |[[Atwell-1298|Wright]] |1894 |"In Loving Memory of
MARY ANN
WRIGHT
Born April 25th 1831
Died January 11th 1894
GOD IS OUR HOPE AND STRENGTH,
A VERY PRESENT HELP IN TROUBLE" |- |{{Image|file=Burchatt-24.jpg|size=s}} |2230Y |[[Burchatt-26|Elizabeth (Burchatt)]] |[[Burchatt-26|Wyeth]] |1910 |"ELIZABETH WYETH
DIED OCTOBER 27TH 1910
AGED 66 YEARS
GEORGE EDWARD WYETH
[DIED] MARCH 31ST 1937
..." |- |{{Image|file=Burchatt-24.jpg|size=s}} |2229Y |[[Wyeth-191|George Edward]] |[[Wyeth-191|Wyeth]] |1937 |"ELIZABETH WYETH
DIED OCTOBER 27TH 1910
AGED 66 YEARS
GEORGE EDWARD WYETH
[DIED] MARCH 31ST 1937
..." |- |{{Image|file=Yate-91.jpg|size=s}} |2103Y |[[Yate-95|Charles Frederick]] |[[Yate-95|Yate]] |1868 |"MAR[Y FANNY] YATE
DIED .. 1878
AGED 2_ YEARS.
IN MEMORY OF
CHARLES FREDERICK YATE,
DIED JULY 18, 1868,
AGED 21 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Yate-91.jpg|size=s}} |2103Y |[[Yate-92|Elizabeth Georgiana]] |[[Yate-92|Yate]] |1910 |"ELIZABETH
GEORGINA YATE
DIED JANUARY 15TH 1910
AGED 62 YEARS.
EDITH LOUISA TREW,
DAUGHTER OF FREDERICK YATE
DIED FEBRUARY 2ND 1910
AGED 56 YEARS.
EDWARD BELLINGHAM TREW
HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE
DIED FEBRUARY 8TH 1911 AGED 63 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Yate-91.jpg|size=s}} |2102Y |[[Roker-41|Elizabeth (Roker)]] |[[Roker-41|Yate]] |1890 |"..R.. YATE
DIED DECEMBER 19? 1890
AGED 79 YEARS.
ELIZABETH,
WIFE OF FREDERICK YATE
DIED JANUARY 30TH 1890,
AGED 65 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Yate-91.jpg|size=s}} |2102Y |[[Yate-96|Emmeline Harriet Maria]] |[[Yate-96|Yate]] |1922 |"EMMELINE HARRIET
MARIA YATE,
DIED OCTOBER 23RD 1922
AGED 62 YEARS.
HENRY WRIGHT YATE
DIED AT SHANGHAI CHINA
DECEMBER .. 1879
AGED 23 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Yate-91.jpg|size=s}} |2101Y |[[Yate-91|Frederick]] |[[Yate-91|Yate]] |1890 |"..R.. YATE
DIED DECEMBER 19? 1890
AGED 79 YEARS.
ELIZABETH,
WIFE OF FREDERICK YATE
DIED JANUARY 30TH 1890,
AGED 65 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Yate-91.jpg|size=s}} | - |[[Yate-97|Henry Wright]] |[[Yate-97|Yate]] |1879 |"EMMELINE HARRIET
MARIA YATE,
DIED OCTOBER 23RD 1922
AGED 62 YEARS.
HENRY WRIGHT YATE
DIED AT SHANGHAI CHINA
DECEMBER .. 1879
AGED 23 YEARS" |- |{{Image|file=Yate-91.jpg|size=s}} |2103Y |[[Yate-94|Mary Fanny]] |[[Yate-94|Yate]] |1878 |"MAR[Y FANNY] YATE
DIED .. 1878
AGED 2_ YEARS.
IN MEMORY OF
CHARLES FREDERICK YATE,
DIED JULY 18, 1868,
AGED 21 YEARS." |- |{{Image|file=Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-227.jpg|size=s}} |1398N |[[Youren-58|Mary]] |[[Youren-58|Youren]] |1929 |"In
Loving Memory
of
MARY YOUREN
WHO PASSED AWAY
NOVEMBER 5TH 1929,
AGED 71 YEARS.
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'BELOVED, LET US LOVE ONE ANOTHER
FOR LOVE IS OF GOD.' 1. JOHN 4. 7.
Also of
EMMA TRIBE,
BORN APRIL 28TH 1868
DIED FEBRUARY 7TH 1941
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AT REST" |} == Notes == Alice Maud (Debenham) Funnel: Alice Maud Debenham m. Alfred James Funnell Dec q 1908 guildford Sarah Ellis of Send: I was unable to identify a maiden name for her, or find her in the censuses with any certainty. There was a Sarah Ellis in 1851 with two children who had both been born in Send (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:SGJ2-MB6). However by 1861 she had remarried and had a new surname Merchant. There was nobody buried with her. Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-431: the inscription on the near, rectangular section of stone, low to the ground, simply gives the name and address of the stonemasons (Smith & Trustam, 770? York Road, London, and "No 1602" in the opposite corner. Probably the memorial inscription is under the ivy near the cross. Henry Vaughan: see http://www.ebooksread.com/authors-eng/arthur-charles-fox-davies/armorial-families--a-directory-of-gentlemen-of-coat-armour-volume-2-dxo/page-165-armorial-families--a-directory-of-gentlemen-of-coat-armour-volume-2-dxo.shtml also https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tudor_Vaughan#cite_note-8 Jasper Nicholls: see https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/sources/KL9J-4WM T R: may be Thomas Rea, as it's near the other Rea headstones The Frederick Stanley Bell inscription is on the side of the monument which has the Lottie Emma Grindel inscription on the front. Charlie Timberley - https://www.cwgc.org/find-war-dead/casualty/719393/timberley,-charles/ Son of Charles and Annie D. Timberley, of 70, High Street, Godalming, England. Charles senior m. Sarah Ann Mayers Jun q 1875 Kensington (https://www.freebmd.org.uk/cgi/information.pl?cite=bLQDR2r7CuolPPpHK5yM5Q&scan=1 & https://www.freebmd.org.uk/cgi/information.pl?cite=UqsiR8xc3azwKsEkYFe%2FVw&scan=1 and there is no remarriage registration listed for him so Annie D as Charlie's mother is a mistake - Charlie had a sister Annie b 1880. The birth registration index gives Charlie's mother's maiden name as Mayers. Julia Ann Lodge - her photo is on https://juliaann.muchloved.com/; she was a company director (https://beta.companieshouse.gov.uk/company/04566898/officers) === Stones to rephotograph &c === * John Unknown photo needs retaking, inscription is probably legible * James & Mary Ann Holt: third person would probably be visible at bottom if rephotographed * Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-429: inscription is probably legible if the ivy were removed - might be possible to read enough of it to identify the deceased by pushing ivy leaves around * Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-524.jpg try taking another photo of the lowest section of the fallen cross, which probably had the name on * Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-527: try close-up photos of circle, which has some words on. * Morris-18630_Photo_Bucket-447: there may be an inscription on one of the sides not photographed. * Robert Douglas Thomas: there is another Thomas inscription below, possibly illegible, but worth trying to rephotograph * William Peter Nash: rephotograph date of death * Go back through unknowns and match against burial records. * Henry Percy Bence Trower: rephotograph death date * Margaret Eliza Webber Sisley: rephotograph lowest part of inscription with her dates * James Othen: rephotograph death date * Edward Unknown: see if can read rest of inscription off stone * William Henry Coston: rephotograph bottom part of inscription * Albert James Wheeler: retake photo, blurred * Haig-Brown: retake all 3 sides, blurred * Julia and George Henry Hull: retake photo of their side of monument * Caroline Hillier: retake photos, there is a lot of writing below the first part and it's not clear if it's a long poem or more than that. * Lucy Underwood: check second side of stone as it looks like there should be more inscription * "MARY WIFE OF
THOMAS ..S
[WHO DIED]
M[AY?]" check exact location (is very near Clara Ann Bailey somewhere) * Frances Hodson: rephotograph bottom line * Edward John Hackman: rephotograph bottom section * Charles Hackman of the mysterious death year - rephotograph the year and check in person * Pontifex memorial - rephotograph John & Julia sides, esp bottom line John side. * Margaret and Emma White White - rephotograph inscription, fuzzy * pavingstone between wiggins 1878Y and delbridge 1885Y - rephotograph (bottom) part of stone with writing somewhat visible, came out fuzzy * Arthur Lambert - rephotograph bottom line (Rebecca) * rephotograph Sarah & Mary Ann Alexander stone (photo blurred) * BABY (2044Y) rephotograph bottom line, mostly buried also check location precisely * Edith Cleghorn see if her date will photograph better when dry
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[[Category: Nile Expedition 1884-85]] [[Category: Raftsmen - Ottawa Valley]] [[Category: Voyageurs]] [[Category: Métis Province of Manitoba]] [[Category: Metis-Manitoba Red River Canada]] [[Category: Manitoba Project]] [[Category: Manitoba]] [[Category: Red River Rebellion]] [[Category:Red River_Rebellion]] [[Category: Mohawk Tribe, Saint Regis]] [[Category: Mohawk]] [[Category: Kahnawake]] [[Category: Ojibwe]] [[Category: Salteaux]] =='''The Nile Expedition'''== The Nile Expedition, sometimes called the Gordon Relief Expedition (1884–85), was a British mission to relieve [[Gordon-1050 | Major-General Charles George Gordon]] at Khartoum, Sudan. Gordon had been sent to the Sudan to help Egyptians evacuate from Sudan after Britain decided to abandon the country in the face of a rebellion led by self-proclaimed Mahdi, Mahommed Ahmed. A contingent of Canadians was recruited to help the British navigate their small boats up the Nile River. The Nile Expedition was the first overseas expedition by Canadians in a British imperial conflict, although the '''Nile Voyageurs''' were civilians employees and did not wear uniforms. The expedition and its background are vividly described in [[Churchill-4 | Winston Churchill]]'s book The River War. '''Organising the Relief Force''' The Expedition was put under the command of [[Wolseley-32 | General Garnet Wolseley]], who had seen service in the Crimean War, Canada, the Gold Coast and southern Africa. Wolseley was as renowned as Gordon, having served in India, China, and Egypt. Parenthetically, he was also the army officer caracaturized by Gilbert and Sullivan in the song “I am the model of a modern Major-General,” in their play Pirates of Penzance. The Expedition was composed of two officers and 43 soldiers from each British Light Cavalry Regiment. Wolseley decided that the best way of reaching Khartoum would be to ascend the Nile River. Wolseley had campaigned in Canada, having commanded the Red River Expedition in 1870 that put down the rebellion of Louis Riel in what became Manitoba. Remembering the prowess of native and Métis canoers during his expedition along the Red River to Fort Garry (now Winnipeg) in 1869–1870, Wolseley asked the Governor General of Canada, the Marquess of Lansdowne through the Colonial Office, if it would be possible to recruit a contingent of Canadian voyageurs to help him navigate the Nile. His request was for 300 voyageurs from Caughnawaga [Kahnawake], St Regis [Akwesasne] and Manitoba. Their non-combatant, six-month tour of duty was to act as steersmen for his Nile Expedition, transporting soldiers down the Nile to Khartoum. He requested that they be commanded by Major [[Denison-829 | Frederick C. Denison]] of the Governor General’s Body Guard, a unit of the Canadian militia, only 37 years of age and who had served as Wolseley’s aide-de-camp during the Red River expedition. When Major William Kennedy of the 90th Winnipeg Rifles (another Red River veteran) learned of the new expedition, he swiftly raised a contingent from Manitoba, but his personal offer to go was refused by British recruiting authorities. Denison, being of an influential Toronto military family and commander of the Canadian voyageurs, did not relish taking as his subordinate an officer senior to himself. The Manitoba volunteers, on the other hand, exhibited such displeasure at the prospect of proceeding overseas without Kennedy that the impasse was avoided by promoting Denison to brevet lieutenant-colonel and allowing Kennedy to go to Egypt in the civilian capacity of foreman. The appeal for volunteers met widespread public support. Imperialist sentiment in Canada was strong. There was a keen desire, especially among English-speaking Canadians, to prove to Britain that Canada was not just some far-flung outpost but was willing to do its part for Queen and Empire. The Prime Minister of Canada, Sir [[Macdonald-1567 | John A. Macdonald]], did not object once he was assured that the voyageurs were volunteers and would be paid by the British. It took less than a month after Wolseley’s appeal to assemble the Canadian Nile contingent under the command of Lieutenant Colonel Frederick Denison. Other senior officers included Major Kennedy, Captain Telmont Aumond of the Governor General’s Foot Guards, and Captain Alexander MacRae of London’s 7th Battalion. Surgeon-Major John Neilson (another Red River veteran) provided medical care, while Abbé Arthur Bouchard, who had been a missionary in Sudan, accompanied the contingent as chaplain. As the traditional role of the fur trading voyageur was waning, most of the men were not voyageurs in actuality. Despite insistence from the Colonial Office that the British Army wanted native voyageurs, the Canadian government argued that the day of the voyageur was over, and that white raftsmen who drove logs down the Ottawa River had better navigational skills that native boatsmen. Many of the men recruited from Ontario and Quebec were employed in the timber industries for the transport of log booms down rivers such as the Ottawa, Gatineau, Saguenay and the mighty St Lawrence. They were mostly a mix of log drivers (fr. draveurs) and raftsmen (fr. cageux, raftsmen). Of the 386 officers and men who volunteered for the Nile Expedition, roughly half were hired from the lumber shanty towns of Ottawa-Hull. Eighty-six of the Nile Voyageurs were also First Nations, 56 of whom were Mohawks from the Caughnawaga and St Regis areas. The Manitoban contingent were 92 men who heeded the call from the Winnipeg area, of whom roughly one third were Manitoba Ojibwas (Salteaux), led by Chief William Prince. Many were veterans of the Red River campaign. Some were Winnipeg’s young business and professional élite, who according to one account these dozen or so recruits appeared “to be more at home driving a quill [pen] than handling an oar.” The remainder came from Trois Rivières, Sherbrooke and Peterborough. Roughly half of the men spoke French, one-third English, with the remainder speaking native languages. The majority of the volunteers were experienced boatsmen. The Ottawa contingent assembled on Saturday, 13 September 1884 at the office of T.J. Lambert, the recruiting agent, on Wellington Street at 11am. The sidewalk in front of the office building quickly became so crowded with men and well-wishers that the throng spilled onto the grounds of Parliament Hill across the street. There, a photographer from Notman’s studio took photographs of the men in front of the main entrance to the Centre Block. Also present to entertain the crowd and to provide a fitting send-off to the Ottawa volunteers was the band of the Governor General’s Foot Guards that played a selection of popular tunes, including En roulant ma boule roulant, Home Sweet Home, The Girl I Left Behind, and Auld Lang Syne. At about noon, the men fell in and marched to the Union Depot in LeBreton Flats. A large crowd assembled at the train station to see them off, including most of the area’s lumber mill workers. A special CPR train took the men to Montreal where they joined up with the other contingents, and boarded the 2,500 ton steamer Ocean King for Alexandria. The expedition was well organized. Each volunteer received a rigorous medical exam. Pay was set at $40 per month plus rations. Each man also received a $2.25 per day allowance from the date of their engagement to their departure date, as well as free passage to and from their destination. Additionally, the volunteers each received a kit consisting of a blanket, towel, smock, home-spun trousers and a jersey, woolen undershirt and drawers, two pairs of socks, a pair of knee-high moccasins, a flannel belt, a grey, wide-brim, soft hat, a canvas bag, and a tumpline to help carry things. Oddly, an optician from London, England offered to supply 450 pairs of spectacles free of charge. A Montreal evangelical group also provided a bible to every man. The men were given an advance of $10 and could make arrangements for any part of their pay to be sent to another person. Most arranged for three quarters of their pay to be sent to wives or parents. In addition to transporting the men, the Ocean King also shipped a birch bark canoe for the personal use of General Wolseley on the Nile. Needless to say given the background of the men, a potent mixture of French Canadians, Irish, Scots, English, Métis and native peoples, most used to hard drinking and rough living in the lumber camps and the bush, it was a rowdy bunch. A reporter from the Montreal Gazette recounted a brawl that broke out aboard ship on the day the volunteers arrived from Ottawa after “a French Canadian struck an Indian.” He commented that was nothing to distinguish between the so-called “quiet and orderly Winnipeggers from the Ottawaites in the melee.” They were undoubtedly brought to heel by Captains Aumont and MacRae who were described as “two of the toughest customers.” On the day of departure, Sunday 14 September, the Governor General and Lady Lansdowne, and the Minister of the Militia and Defence, Adolphe-Philippe Caron, saw the Nile Voyageurs off to Egypt. Although the Ocean King had apparently been well provisioned, the Governor General sent beans, cabbages and apples to supplement the men’s rations. On 15 September 1884, only 24 days after the request was received, 386 men set sail for Egypt. The Canadians became known as the Nile Voyageurs. '''The Expedition''' On 7 October 1884, the Canadians reached Alexandria and headed south by a combination of shallow draft steam launch and train. Once in Egypt, Denison recruited Kennedy to act as temporary paymaster to the Canadian contingent, whereupon the latter exploited his old friendship with General Wolseley in the interest of having himself appointed permanent paymaster. On 26 October 1884, the Canadians met Wolseley and his force of 5,400 soldiers at the main British base at Wadi Halfa. By November they were at the first of six cataracts and began their work of ascending the rapids. The southern progress of the expedition sped up with the experienced Canadians manning the boats. There, the voyageurs were divided into detachments and located at the six cataracts, or rapids, that needed to be traversed before the British forces could reach Khartoum. The boats that Wolseley selected were modified Royal Navy whalers. They were almost ten metres long, two metres wide and three-quarters of a metre deep (were 32 feet long, with a 7 foot beam, and a depth of 3 ½ feet). They were equipped with twelve oars, two masts and a removable rudder. The boats had the capacity for a dozen men along with enough cargo to supply them for a hundred days. The voyageurs didn’t think much of them. The complained that they were made of inferior wood and had keels; flat bottoms would have been better given the circumstances. Despite the boats’ shortcomings, the men provided invaluable service to the British relief force, working long, grueling days in the desert heat to transport the troops through the treacherous Nile rapids. Despite their success, some British officers were shocked by the Canadians’ lack of discipline and deference to authority. This undoubtedly was due to the fact that the men were civilians, not soldiers, even if they were led by military men. Winnipeg’s young business and professional élite, knew next to nothing about the handling of boats. Kennedy accompanied the voyageurs throughout the journey up the Nile, taking every opportunity to favour his Manitobans in the face of Denison’s criticism of their questionable performance as boatmen. In mid-November, the expedition received word from General Gordon that he could only survive the siege for another forty days. The expedition was attacked by rebels at Abu Klea and Abu Cru, but was able to repel the rebels both times. Progress up the river was slow and often the boats had to be pulled through rapids by rope from shore. At several places the strength of the current necessitated several crews pulling one boat. They settled on a method of stationing the voyageurs at difficult stretches along the river, so that each group would become familiar with a particular stretch of water. Realising that time was running out for General Gordon in Khartoum, Wolseley split his force into two columns. He sent 2,400 men by camel on a 280 km shortcut across the desert to avoid the Great Bend of the Nile and reach the city sooner. The remaining 3,000 soldiers continued up the river. The Canadians’ six-month contracts were soon to expire and they were asked to re-enlist. Though offered generous inducements, a fifty percent increase in pay was insufficient inducement to stay. A rump of only 86 of the voyageurs, including their commander, Denison, re-enlisted to assist the British forces down the remainder of the Nile to Khartoum. The rest elected to return to Canada, hoping to arrive in time for the spring logging season. This did not halt the expedition, the rapids were less severe by this point, and with a smaller number of troops to transport the diminished Canadian contingent was equal to the task. General Gordon’s last entry in his journal, dated 14 December 1884, read, “Now mark this, if the Expeditionary Force, and I ask for no more than 200 men, does not come in ten days, the town may fall; and I have done my best for the honour of our country. Good bye.” On 26 January 1885, Khartoum fell to the Mahdist army of 50,000 men. At that time of year the Nile was shallow enough to cross by wading and the Mahdists were able to breach the city’s defences by attacking the poorly-defended approaches from the river. General Gordon was killed in the fighting, his head cut off and sent to the Mahdi, reportedly against the Muslim leader’s wishes. Apparently, the Mahdi and Gordon had great respect for each other, with each trying to convert the other. As for the besieged residents of Khartoum, some 10,000 soldiers and civilians were massacred. '''After the Fall of Khartoum''' Two days later the relief expedition entered the city to find that they were too late. Emboldened by their victory at the Battle of Khartoum, the Mahdists attacked the British column ascending the river at Kirbekan, but were repulsed. However, the British commander General William Earle was killed. After, the British relief column was ordered back to Egypt, with the Canadians again assisting the British forces through the Nile rapids, this time down river. With the fall of Khartoum, Muhammad Ahmad controlled the whole of Sudan, allowing him to establish an Islamic state governed by Sharia law. He died less than six months later. His state survived him, but Sudan was re-conquered by the British in a campaign from 1895 to 1898, led by Lord Kitchener. '''Legacy''' The bulk of the Nile Voyageurs returned to Canada through Halifax in early March 1885 aboard the Allan steamer the Hanoverian. The Ottawa contingent arrived home by train on 7 March. On 17 April 1885, the last of the Canadian contingent set sail from Alexandria for home. Much of the city’s population came out to greet them. The Frontenac Snowshoe Club lined the train platform to welcome them. After greeting their friends and families, the men paraded downtown led by two musical bands. A celebratory lunch followed. Ottawa residents eagerly snapped up pictures of their heroes. Twenty-five cents bought engravings of General Gordon or General Wolseley, while one dollar purchased a picture of the Nile contingent. The British Parliament later passed a motion of thanks to the Canadian voyageurs for their contribution to the Nile Expedition. Of the 386 Nile voyageurs, twelve to sixteen perished from drowning, disease, or accident on the expedition. Of these, M. Brennan and William Doyle were from Ottawa. On the return voyage to England, Kennedy contracted smallpox and was hospitalized in London where he finally succumbed to the disease. Today, the Nile Voyageurs, Canada’s first foray on the international scene, have been largely forgotten. The names of the Nile voyageurs who perished are also recorded in the South Africa-Nile Expedition Book of Remembrance located in the Memorial Chamber in the Peace Tower on Parliament Hill, which recognises all of Canada’s war dead. Wolseley wrote a letter to the Canadian Governor General praising the Canadians' service and the British Parliament passed a motion thanking them for their efforts. A collection of records from the expedition was compiled and edited by C.P. Stacey, and published by the Champlain Society in 1959. A memorial plaque "Nile Voyageurs 1884–85" was erected at Kitchissippi Lookout on Island Park Drive just west of the Champlain Bridge in 1966. Plaque Text: "In 1884 the British Government decided to send a military expedition up the Nile River to relieve Major-General Charles Gordon, who was besieged in Khartoum by Mahdist tribesmen. Appointed to command the relieving force, Viscount Wolseley, who had led the expedition to the Red River in 1870, requested the recruitment of experienced Canadian voyageurs. Almost 400 volunteered, including many superb rivermen, and the largest group came from the Ottawa valley area. Commanded by Lieutenant-Colonel Frederick C. Denison, they were largely responsible for the successful navigation of the Nile's difficult cataracts, although sixteen voyageurs died on service. The contingent returned to Canada in 1885." ==Links== [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nile_Expedition Wikipedia - Nile Expedition] [https://www.thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/nile-expedition The Canadian Encyclopedia - Nile Expedition] [http://www.ontarioplaques.com/Plaques/Plaque_Ottawa18.html Historical Plaque - Nile Voyageurs 1884–85] [https://todayinottawashistory.wordpress.com/2016/02/13/the-nile-voyageurs/ Today in Ottawa History - Nile Voyageurs] ==Sources== * Boileau, John, 2004. “Voyagers on the Nile,” Legion Magazine, 1 January, https://legionmagazine.com/en/2004/01/voyageurs-on-the-nile/. * Canada, Government of, 2011. “The Nile Expedition, 1884-85,” Canadian Military History Gateway, http://www.cmhg.gc.ca/cmh/page-574-eng.asp. * Churchill, Winston S. (1899). The River War (first edition, two volumes). London: Longmans, Green & Co. * MacLaren, Roy, 1978. Canadians on the Nile, 1882–1898: being the adventures of the voyageurs on the Khartoum relief expedition and other exploit, Vancouver: University of British Columbia Press. * Michel, Anthony, 2004. “To Represent the Country in Egypt: Aboriginality, Britishness, Anglophone Canadian Identities, and the Nile Voyageur Contingent, 1884-1885,” Social History, http://hssh.journals.yorku.ca/index.php/hssh/article/viewFile/4211/3409. * Plummer, Kevin, 2015. “Ascending the Nile,” Torontoist, 21 February, http://torontoist.com/2015/02/historicist-ascending-the-nile/. * Stacey, C.P. (1959). Records of the Nile Voyageurs, 1884-1885: The Canadian Voyageur Contingent in the Gordon Relief Expedition. Toronto: Champlain Society Publications. * Daily Citizen, (The), 1884. “Nile Boatman,” Ottawa, 13 September. #————————, “Off to Egypt,” 15 September. #————————, 1885. “Safe Voyage,” 5 March. * Gazette, (The), 1884. “The Canadian Contingent,” Montreal, 15 September. #————————. “Off for Alexandria,” 16 September. #———————–. “Home Again,” 5 March. * Manitoba Daily Free Press, 4 May, 24 Oct. 1885. * Peterborough Examiner (Peterborough, Ont.), 7 May 1885. * Jackson, Louis. 1885. Our Caughnawagas in Egypt : a narrative of what was seen and accomplished by the contingent of North American Indian voyageurs who led the British boat expedition for the relief of Khartoum up the cataracts of the Nile. https://archive.org/details/cihm_07523
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[[Category: Nimmitabel Pioneer Cemetery, Nimmitabel, New South Wales]] [[Category: New South Wales, Cemetery Free Space Pages]] This is part of the [[Project:Oceania_Cemeteries#WikiTree_Australian_Cemeteries|Australian Cemeteries Project]]. ---- A Pioneer cemetery in Nimmitabel, NSW (separate from the [[Space:Nimmitabel_Cemetery|current Nimmitabel cemetery]]). ===About=== Nimitybelle is a Pioneer cemetery in the town of Nimmitabel in the far south of NSW, Australia. Links to WikiTree profiles are provided (where known). If you know of any others that can be linked to please contact [[Bech-2|Paul Bech]] to have the link added. If you require a photo of a gravestone listed and there is no profile on WikiTree, please create a profile (WIkiTree is entirely free) and contact [[Bech-2|Paul Bech]] and one will be added to the new profile. WikiTree is a collaborative effort, so it is little to ask that you add a profile for a person that has not already been added. If you have found a profile then please consider helping others by adding the details of another profile to WikiTree that has not already been added. ===Location and Map=== [https://www.openstreetmap.org/#map=15/-36.5045/149.2869 Link to map of Nimmitabel] ===Aims=== This project is to document the life and times of the people interred in Nimitybelle Cemetery. Project members are needed to assist in the research and adding profiles and information to profiles. Hopefully it will grow to include links to other information and such things as video/audio tours of the cemetery. ===Tasks Completed=== *Photography :Completed on the 27th May 2014 *Photo transcriptions :Details of all photos have been transcribed to the sortable table below. ===Sortable Table of graves=== {| border="1" class="wikitable sortable" border="1" |+ Sortable table |- ! align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''name''' ! align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''born''' ! align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''died''' ! align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''age''' ! align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''notes''' ! align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''photo #''' |- | [[Green-15113|Alcock, Mary Ann]] ||1805||1864||||nee Green|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/c/c8/Green-15113.jpg 5244669] |- | [[Alcock-425|Alcock, Arthur]]||1859||1860|||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/c/c8/Green-15113.jpg 5244669] |- | [[Bulgeires-1|Bulgeires, Kekeir]] ||||12 Jul 1874||67||One of the first 2 Greek immigrants; AKA Jigger Bulgary; Convicted of Piracy, pardoned in 1836|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/0/04/Bulgeires-1.jpg 5244703] |- | [[Green-15276|Carpenter, Sarah]]||||||||nee Green; M of Ethel,Leila & Lucy Hobbs; M of Ronald,Jack & Beryl|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/9/97/Green-15276.jpg 5244672] |- | [[Williams-34828|Connors, Sarah]]||||18 Aug 1844||22|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/5/5d/Williams-34828.jpg 5244696] |- | [[Crawford-8556|Crawford, John]]||||4 Feb 1862||||d. at Curry Flat; H of [[Elder-1503|Ann]]|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/2/2b/Crawford-8556.jpg 5244675] |- | [[Elder-1503|Crawford, Ann]]||||22 Feb 1863||||nee Elder; d. at Myalla; W of [[Crawford-8556|John]]|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/2/2b/Crawford-8556.jpg 5244675] |- | [[Green-15279|Elphick, Harriet]]||1866||1960||||D of James & Anna Maria Green; M of Vivian (Roy),Stanley,Eva,Ella,Arthur & William (Twins), Darcy (Jim)|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/e/eb/Green-15279.jpg 5244674] |- | [[Evans-12337|Evans, Charles]]||1833||1898||||H of [[King-15264|Mary]]; Arrived in Aust on the “Mary Ann” 9 Mar 1857|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/7/7e/Evans-12337.jpg 5244661] |- | [[King-15264|Evans, Mary]]||1830||1904||||W of [[Evans-12337|Charles]]; Arrived in Aust on the “Mary Ann” 9 Mar 1857|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/7/7e/Evans-12337.jpg 5244661] |- | [[Farrell-1478|Farrell, Michael]]||||8 Dec 1866?||38||S of John|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/2/2e/Farrell-1478.jpg 5244676] |- | [[Frazer-650|Frazer, Janet]]||||24 Feb 1859||46||W of John Rankin; b. at Lochaber, Inverness Shire, Scotland|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/1/18/Frazer-650.jpg 5244688] |- | [[Green-15282|Green, Rupert Clarence]]||1895||1940|||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/d/d6/Green-15282.jpg 5244671] |- | [[Hayes-5732|Green, Ruby Victoria]]||1893||1981|||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/d/d6/Green-15282.jpg 5244671] |- | [[Green-15283|Green, George Stanley]]||1925||2000|||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/d/d6/Green-15282.jpg 5244671] |- | [[O'Brien-3097|Green, Ellen]]||1816||1859||||nee O'Brien|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/c/c8/Green-15113.jpg 5244669] |- | [[Green-15286|Green, John]]||1858||1860|||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/c/c8/Green-15113.jpg 5244669] |- | [[Green-15289|Handcock, Stella Gertrude]]||12 Jun 1887||13 Sep 1977||||D of J J Green; M of Margery,Jean,Keith|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/4/4b/Green-15289.jpg 5244670] |- | [[Burke-3511|Harford, Mary]]||||18 Oct 1853||26||D of Francis & Catherine|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/1/1a/Burke-3511.jpg 5244685] |- | [[Hutchison-985|Hutchison, Colin]] ||||9 Sep 1893||22||B of [[Hutchinson-3613|Janet Mary Hutchison]]|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/4/47/Hutchison-985.jpg 5244668] |- | [[Hutchinson-3613|Hutchison, Janet Mary]]||||7 Sep 1875||1||S of [[Hutchison-985|Colin Hutchison]]|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/4/47/Hutchison-985.jpg 5244668] |- | [[Hutchison-602|Hutchison, James]] ||||7 Sep 1884||50||H of [[Patterson-7152|Jane]]|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/e/e5/Hutchison-602.jpg 5244667] |- | [[Patterson-7152|Hutchison, Jane]]||||3 Aug 1903||61||W of [[Hutchison-602|James]]|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/e/e5/Hutchison-602.jpg 5244667] |- | [[McDonald-7560|McDonald, Archibald]]||26 Oct 1838||2 Jan 1861||22||b. NSW|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/9/99/McDonald-7560.jpg 5244687] |- | [[McDonald-7565|McDonald, Duncan]]||1800||1865||||||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/9/9f/McDonald-7560-1.jpg 5244686] |- | [[McDonald-7768|McDonald, Dougald]]||1782||10 Oct 1861 ||79||||No photo |- | [[McDonald-7769|McDonald, Margaret]]||1794||4 Jun 1854 ||60||||No photo |- | [[White-24478|McKee, Mary]]||||12 Feb 1883||51||W of [[McKee-1985|Joseph]]; M of Joshua|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/8/8a/White-24478.jpg 5244707] |- | [[McKee-1986|McKee, Joshua]]||||3 Mar 1887||20||S of [[White-24478|Mary]] & [[McKee-1985|Joseph]]|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/8/8a/White-24478.jpg 5244707] |- | [[Nokes-116|Nokes, James]]||||14 Dec 1842||36|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/a/a6/Nokes-116-1.jpg 5244678] |- | O'Hare, D||||1860||||||5244679 |- | [[O'Hare-151|O'Hare, Hugh]]||||1848||67||b. County Down, Ireland; H of [[Unknown-291353|Ann]]|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/c/c8/O_Hare-151.jpg 5244682] |- | [[O'Hare-152|O'Hare, James]]||1822||1900||||B of [[O'Hare-150|Daniel]]|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/0/07/O_Hare-152.jpg 5244681] |- | [[O'Hare-150|O'Hare, Daniel]]||1850||1860||||B of [[O'Hare-152|James]]|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/0/07/O_Hare-152.jpg 5244681] |- | [[Unknown-291353|O'Hare, Ann]]||||May 1848||64||b. County Down, Ireland; W of [[O'Hare-151|Hugh]]|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/f/f3/Unknown-291353.jpg 5244680] |- | [[Paterson-1689|Paterson, William]]||||1891|||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/a/a9/Paterson-1689.jpg 5244673] |- | [[Robson-853|Paterson, Mary]]||||1910|||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/a/a9/Paterson-1689.jpg 5244673] |- | [[Peters-4901|Peters, John]]||||4 May 1873||26||S of John & Bridget Peters|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/2/24/Peters-4901.jpg 5244693] |- | [[Read-2392|Read, Brice]]||||13 Jun 1883||72||H of [[Boyd-5623|Elizabeth]]|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/2/22/Read-2392.jpg 5244677] |- | [[Boyd-5623|Read, Elizabeth]]||||14 Jun 1883||||W of [[Read-2392|Brice]]|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/2/22/Read-2392.jpg 5244677] |- | [[Slavin-85|Slavin, Michael]]||||13 Aug 1883||66||H of [[Kearney-523|Margaret]]|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/1/14/Slavin-85.jpg 5244692] |- | [[Kearney-523|Slavin, Margaret]]||||6 Feb 1917||89||W of [[Slavin-85|Michael]]|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/1/14/Slavin-85.jpg 5244692] |- | [[Slavin-86|Slavin, Martin]]||||13 Sep 1892||17||S of [[Slavin-85|Michael]] & [[Kearney-523|Margaret]]||5244692 |- | [[Wholohan-3|Smith, Mary]]||||26 May 1881||55||W of [[Smith-22325|John Smith]]|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/9/9b/Wholohan-3.jpg 5244700] |- | [[Smith-88657|Smith, John]]||||22 Jul 1873||21||S of [[Wholohan-3|Mary]] & [[Smith-22325|John Smith]]|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/8/8b/Smith-88657.jpg 5244699] |- | [[Nettleton-254|Smith, Elizabeth]]||||12 July 1865||29||W of [[Smith-22323|Joseph Smith]]|| |- | [[Smith-22323|Smith, Joseph]]||||7 Aug 1872||45|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/5/53/Smith-22323.jpg 5244662] |- | [[Heffernan-259|Thornton, Johanna]]||||17 Oct 1897||75||M of Kate Foster|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/b/bb/Heffernan-259.jpg 5244705] |- | [[Tindall-212|Tindall, Oliver]] ||||17 Jul 1929||86|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/4/48/Tindall-212.jpg 5244691] |- | [[Macdonald-2722|Tindall, Christina]] ||||1 Aug 1896||51|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/5/5d/Macdonald-2722.jpg 5244690] |- | [[Tindall-213|Tindall, Catherine]] ||||31 Oct 1881||6|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/2/2d/Tindall-213.jpg 5244689] |- | [[Tivey-12|Tivey, Alfred]]||22 Dec 1836||15 Aug 1883|||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/4/4b/Tivey-12.jpg 5244666] |- | [[Warren-7658|Warren, Sarah R]]||1862||1892|||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/0/0c/Warren-7658.jpg 5244665] |- | [[Warren-7656|Warren, John Gilbert]]||1844||22 Feb 1851|||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/0/00/Warren-7656.jpg 5244695] |- | [[Warren-7656|Warren, John Gilbert]]||1855||3 Dec 1861|||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/0/00/Warren-7656.jpg 5244695] |- | [[Warren-5539|Warren, Gilbert]] ||1796||17 Aug 1868||72||H of [[Hammond-3930|Agnes Warren]]|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/4/42/Warren-5539.jpg 5244664] |- | [[Warren-7657|Warren, Martha]]||1851||8 Dec 1861||10|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/4/42/Warren-5539.jpg 5244664] |- | [[Hammond-3930|Warren, Agnes]]||||24 Dec 1879||64||W of [[Warren-5539|Gilbert Warren]]|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/9/9d/Hammond-3930.jpg 5244663] |- | [[Williams-34853|Williams, John]]||||20 Jan 1879||47||S of John & Sarah Williams|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/2/2f/Williams-34853.jpg 5244697] |- | |} ==Other websites with lists for this cemetery== * [http://www.monaropioneers.com/nimmitabel/memorials/cemetery.htm www.monaropioneers.com]
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[[Category:Nimmitabel_Cemetery,_Nimmitabel,_New_South_Wales]] [[Category: New South Wales, Cemetery Free Space Pages]] Nimmitabel is located in the Southern Tablelands of NSW between Cooma and Bombala. This is part of the [[Project:Oceania_Cemeteries#WikiTree_Australian_Cemeteries|Australian Cemeteries Project]]. ===About=== Nimmitabel cemetery is situated in the southern tablelands region of NSW. Links to WikiTree profiles are provided (where known). If you know of any others that can be linked to please contact [[Bech-2|Paul Bech]] to have the link added. If you require a photo of a gravestone listed and there is no profile on WikiTree, please create a profile (WIkiTree is entirely free) and contact [[Bech-2|Paul Bech]] and one will be added to the new profile. WikiTree is a collaborative effort, so it is little to ask that you add a profile for a person that has not already been added. If you have found a profile then please consider helping others by adding the details of another profile to WikiTree that has not already been added. There is also a small [[Space:Nimitybelle_Pioneer_Cemetery%2C_NSW|Pioneer cemetery (Nimitybelle)]] nearby which has also been transcribed. ===Location and Map=== [https://www.openstreetmap.org/search?query=nimmitabel%20nsw#map=15/-36.5053/149.2827 Link to map of Nimmitabel] ===Aims=== This project is to document the life and times of the people interred in Nimmitabel Cemetery. Project members are needed to assist in the research and adding profiles and information to profiles. Hopefully it will grow to include links to other information and such things as video/audio tours of the cemetery. ===Tasks Completed=== *Photography :Mounumental section completed on in May 2014 *Photo transcriptions :Details of all photos have been transcribed to the sortable table below. :Details of burials not photographed have also been taken from Funeral notices. ===To Do=== * Create WikiTree profiles for all people in the table below :The completed table will include links to WikiTree profiles and direct links to the photos of gravestones. The profile created can include other sources of information as well as biographical details of the person. * Create an Audio and/or video tour of graves :Create a tour that can be taken on mobile phone or I-Pad or similar device. This tour will take someone around this cemetery to explore the history of the people buried here. Background information can be supplied. Those with mobile internet access can access online links to more information. *GPS locations of graves needed :Unfortunately, when I photographed this cemetery I did not GPS recording facility. Assistance is required to gather this information (contact [[Bech-2|Paul Bech]]). A dedicated GPS tracker can be used. For those with an android phone or pad there is an App called [https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.mendhak.gpslogger GPS Logger] which can record the locations to a file which can be added to photos later with other software (Linux has [http://freefoote.dview.net/linux/gpscorrelate GPSCorrelate]). There are also cameras with GPS facility that can tag photos at the same time as they are taken. *Checking of transcription information :Other people are required to assist in double-checking the validity of data entered to ensure accuracy. ===Sortable Table of graves=== {| border="1" class="wikitable sortable" border="1" |+ Sortable table |- ! align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''last name''' ! align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''first name''' ! align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''born''' ! align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''died''' ! align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''age''' ! align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''notes''' ! align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''photo #''' |- | [[Adams-16188|Adams]] ||Silas Cecil||||28 Mar 1934||38||AIF|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/e/ec/Adams-16188.jpg 5277201] |- | [[Alcock-352|Alcock]]||Arthur||||30 Nov 1949||45||w/ [[McCarthy-2085|Doris Mary Alcock]]|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/9/9d/Alcock-352.jpg 5277539] |- | [[McCarthy-2085|Alcock]]||Doris Mary||||26 Nov 1965||58||w/ [[Alcock-352|Arthur A Alcock]]|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/9/9d/Alcock-352.jpg 5277539] |- | [[Unknown-291495|Almond]]||Jemima||6 Jan 1864||20 Jun 1941||||b. Whalley, England; d. Cooma|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/0/01/Unknown-291495.jpg 5277479] |- | [[Arkin-69|Arkin||Cecilia]]||||29 Sep 1938||67|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/a/ab/Arkin-69.jpg 5277463] |- | [[Arkin-68|Arkin]]||John Patrick||||8 Apr 1951||74|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/c/c0/Arkin-68.jpg 5277464] |- | [[Mudie-84|Baker]]||Mary||||7 Aug 1943||86|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/6/62/Mudie-84.jpg 5277556] |- | [[Baker-19230|Baker]]||Charlotte||||15 May 1955||67|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/1/1f/Baker-19230.jpg 5277557] |- | [[Baker-19228|Baker]]||Alfred||||25 Aug 1966||87|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/6/63/Baker-19228.jpg 5277558] |- | [[Roach-1814|Baldwin]]||Margaret Ellen||||16 May 1919||21||nee Roach; W of Wilfred Baldwin|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/2/2a/Roach-1814.jpg 5277372] |- | [[Bales-614|Bales]] ||Michael Charles||4 Apr 1902||8 Aug 1982|||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/0/06/Bales-614.jpg 5277219] |- | [[Slaven-57|Bales]]||Mary||||25 Dec 1939||74||nee Slavin; M of Madge McDonald|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/0/07/Slaven-57.jpg 5277222] |- | [[Burke-3513|Bales]]||Catherine Mary||3 Jan 1910||22 Nov 1972|||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/7/72/Burke-3513.jpg 5277281] |- | [[Bales-608|Bales]]||George William||10 Aug 1910||11 Jan 1973|||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/3/3b/Bales-608.jpg 5277282] |- | [[Juchan-2|Beattie]]||Laura Anne||||22 Sep 1916||47||W of C Morrison Beattie|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/9/96/Juchan-2.jpg 5277543] |- | [[Belkot-1|Belkot]]||Johan||||12 Nov 1952||43||b. Poland|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/c/c3/Belkot-1.jpg 5277460] |- | [[Bell-12521|Bell]]||Roger James||||30 Dec 1905||85|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/a/a3/Bell-12521.jpg 5277196] |- | [[O'Mara-90|Bell]]||Julia||||11 Aug 1919||60||with Arthur and Mary Powning|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/4/4d/O_Mara-90.jpg 5277352] |- | [[Maloney-875|Bell]]||Catherine||||17 Jun 1905||80|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/7/7d/Maloney-875.jpg 5277467] |- | [[Birt-201|Birt]]||Arthur Frederick||31 Aug 1929||16 Oct 2001||b. UK|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/2/28/Birt-201.jpg 5277572] |- | [[Freebody-29|Blyton]]||Phoebe E||||12 May 1904||32|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/9/9b/Freebody-29.jpg 5277502] |- | [[Buckley-1565|Buckley]]||Bernie||2 Jun 1934||27 Feb 2010||||H of Val; F of Graham, Michelle, Bill,Jim,Stephen|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/3/32/Buckley-1565.jpg 5277283] |- | [[Buckley-1567|Buckley]]||Agnes||||5 Sep 1909||<1|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/9/92/Buckley-1567.jpg 5277287] |- | [[Buckley-1566|Buckley]]||Patrick||||25 Oct 1912||46|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/d/d3/Buckley-1566.jpg 5277288] |- | [[Lewis-17369|Buckley]]||Mary Sophia||16 May 1884||26 Jul 1936||||w/[[Buckley-1569|Charles Buckley]]|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/5/57/Buckley-1569.jpg 5277289] |- | [[Buckley-1569|Buckley]]||Charles||9 Jul 1876||7 Sep 1952||||w/[[Lewis-17369|Mary Sophia Buckley]]|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/5/57/Buckley-1569.jpg 5277289] |- | [[Buckley-1570|Buckley]]||Stephen||||8 Jul 1944||70||w/[[Lynch-3524|Annie Buckley]]|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/9/9e/Buckley-1570.jpg 5277301] |- | [[Lynch-3524|Buckley]]||Annie||||21 Oct 1949||70||w/[[Buckley-1570|Stephen Buckley]]|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/9/9e/Buckley-1570.jpg 5277301] |- | [[Buckley-1017|Buckley]] ||John||||15 Mar 1913||76||H of Catherine|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/6/6a/Buckley-1017.jpg 5277303] |- | [[Lawless-243|Buckley]] ||Catherine||||12 Jun 1899||52||W of John|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/4/43/Lawless-243-1.jpg 5277302] |- | [[Buckley-1579|Buckley]]||James||||11 May 1941||72|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/7/74/Buckley-1579.jpg 5277305] |- | [[Buckley-1580|Buckley]]||Stephen Timothy||||26 Aug 1969||<1|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/c/c6/Buckley-1580.jpg 5277398] |- | [[Buckley-1571|Buckley]]||Jeremiah John||||6 Sep 1969||64||H/[[Driscoll-491|Isabella Buckley]]|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/d/d3/Buckley-1571.jpg 5277399] |- | [[Driscoll-491|Buckley]]||Isabella||||18 Nov 1950||49||W/[[Buckley-1571|Jeremiah John Buckley]]|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/d/d3/Buckley-1571.jpg 5277399] |- | [[Buckley-1583|Buckley]]||Philip Anthony||6 May 1943||5 Nov 2010||||S of John & Josephine; B of Terence,Moya,Helen; b. Nimmitabel; d. Vienna, Austria|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/0/0c/Buckley-1583-1.jpg 5277436] |- | [[Buckley-1584|Buckley]]||Cornelius Aloysius||||3 May 1974||70|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/1/14/Buckley-1584.jpg 5277438] |- | [[Buckley-1572|Buckley]]||Timothy||||29 Apr 1977||44|||| [[Buckley-1572|5277440]] |- | [[James-7920|Buckley]]||Esther Mary||1 Apr 1933||30 Jul 2010|||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/e/ea/James-7920.jpg 5277441] |- | [[Buckley-1585|Buckley]]||Malcolm Leonard||10 Jun 1964||6 May 2011||||S of Tim & Esther|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/e/ea/James-7920.jpg 5277441] |- | [[Buckley-1586|Buckley]]||Maxwell Patrick||6 Sep 1938||27 Aug 1957||18|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/d/dc/Buckley-1586.jpg 5277461] |- | [[Buckley-1588|Buckley]]||Robin Gregory||20 Oct 1935||10 Nov 1941|||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/3/31/Buckley-1588.jpg 5277462] |- | [[Ingram-2026|Buckley]]||Martha Elvira||21 May 1921||8 Oct 2004||||b. Delegate; d. Redcliff, Qld; D of Jack & Edna|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/6/6a/Ingram-2026.jpg 5277550] |- | [[Burke-3515|Burke]]||John||||26 Apr 1916||60|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/f/f4/Burke-3515.jpg 5277210] |- | [[Burke-3517|Burke]]||John Joseph||||14 Apr 1924||1|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/0/0c/Burke-3517.jpg 5277290] |- | [[Burke-3518|Burke]]||Francis Noel||||1 May 1953||40||H of Bertha|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/7/78/Burke-3518.jpg 5277291] |- | [[White-24523|Burke]]||Bertha M||29 Feb 1916||19 Jun 2004||||W of Francis|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/7/78/Burke-3518.jpg 5277291] |- | [[Buxton-477|Buxton]]||Alice Ethel||||2 Aug 1921||30|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/2/21/Buxton-477.jpg 5277544] |- | [[Frost-4906|Caldwell]]||Susannah||||9 Feb 1941||82|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/d/d0/Frost-4906.jpg 5277515] |- | [[Caldwell-3327|Caldwell]]||John James||||11 Oct 1934||50||AIF|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/f/fa/Caldwell-3327.jpg 5277516] |- | [[Burke-3524|Cassilles]]||Sarah||||6 Jun 1958||92||w/[[Cassilles-1|William Cassilles]]|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/e/e6/Cassilles-1.jpg 5277259] |- | [[Cassilles-3|Cassilles]]||John W||||19 Feb 1949||55|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/3/35/Cassilles-3.jpg 5277266] |- | [[Cassilles-2|Cassilles]]||Walter (Wally)||||12 Nov 1976||68|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/d/df/Cassilles-2.jpg 5277379] |- | [[Roach-1801|Cassilles]]||Johanna Mavis||||16 Aug 1981||69|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/4/40/Roach-1801.jpg 5277380] |- | [[Cassilles-1|Cassilles]]||William||||30 Mar 1929||71||w/[[Burke-3524|Sarah Cassilles]]|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/e/e6/Cassilles-1.jpg 5277259] |- | [[Chalmers-405|Chalmers]]||Karen Marie||14 Jun 1979||28 Apr 2001|||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/d/db/Chalmers-405.jpg 5277535] |- | [[Clark-24402|Clark]]||Alan||||2 Apr 1939||5|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/f/f7/Clark-24402.jpg 5277521] |- | [[Clark-24400|Clark]]||William||||27 Feb 1932||61|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/2/24/Clark-24400.jpg 5277522] |- | [[White-24593|Clark]]||Catherine||||7 Feb 1913||37|||| [[White-24593|5277524]] |- | [[Clark-24401|Clark]]||Sidney Adolphus||||12 Oct 1913||14|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/1/12/Clark-24401.jpg 5277526] |- | [[Clear-73|Clear]]||William||||14 Dec 1942||75||w/[[Stokes-1918|Sarah]]|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/9/98/Clear-73.jpg 5277391] |- | [[Stokes-1918|Clear]]||Sarah||||29 Sep 1953||79||w/[[Clear-73|William]]|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/9/98/Clear-73.jpg 5277391] |- | [[Collings-349|Collings]]||Donald Wilkie||||20 Aug 1979||18|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/2/2a/Collings-349.jpg 5277450] |- | [[Drinkwater-345|Collings]]||Amy Mary||1919||2005|||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/a/a7/Drinkwater-345.jpg 5277452] |- | [[Cottle-314|Cottle]]||Geoffrey William||1920||2003||||H of Joy; F of John & Mark|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/0/0e/Cottle-314.jpg 5277183] |- | [[Newton-6086|Cox||Rebecca Jane]]||||20 Oct 1890||30||W of Joseph Francis Cox|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/8/8c/Newton-6086.jpg 5277504] |- | [[Wood-15355|Cummins]]||Enid Daphne||19 Nov 1917||28 Aug 2005||||w/[[Cummins-872|John Leslie Cummins]]|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/4/46/Wood-15355.jpg 5277214] |- | [[Cummins-872|Cummins]]||John Leslie||20 Feb 1913||12 Apr 1996||||w/[[Wood-15355|Enid Daphne Cummins]]|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/4/46/Wood-15355.jpg 5277214] |- | [[Dance-242|Dance]]||Barry Mark||||4 Jun 1985||35||H of Wendy; F of Emma & Erin|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/e/e4/Dance-242.jpg 5277258] |- | [[De_La_Mare-46|De La Mare]]||Kevin Claude||10 Mar 1936||29 Aug 2013||77|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/c/cd/De_La_Mare-46.jpg 5277545] |- | [[Drayton-291|Drayton]]||Malcolm James (Bluey)||1939||1987|||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/b/b0/Drayton-291.jpg 5277500] |- | [[Drinkwater-346|Drinkwater]]||Albert Victor||1917||1953|||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/4/4c/Drinkwater-346.jpg 5277451] |- | [[Driscoll-495|Driscoll]]||Alfred||||9 Dec 1907||26||S of Daniel & Isabella|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/6/64/Driscoll-495.jpg 5277396] |- | [[Driscoll-496|Driscoll]]||James||||8 jan 1910||19||S of John Driscoll||Obituary |- | [[Dunning-706|Dunning]]||William Brock||25 Dec 1867||20 Oct 1936||||b. Throwleigh, Devon, England|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/1/15/Dunning-418.jpg 5277575] |- | [[Smith-89297|Dunning]]||Mary Louisa||16 Mar 1872||11 Aug 1942||||nee Smith|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/1/15/Dunning-418.jpg 5277575] |- | [[Miners-46|Freebody]] ||Elizabeth Mary Soper||||29 Sep 1928||||||Obituary |- | [[Freebody-32|Freebody]]||James S||||13 May 1930||||AIF 3149|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/f/fa/Freebody-32.jpg 5277364] |- | [[Freebody-30|Freebody]] ||Joseph||||25 Sep 1913||71||F of [[Freebody-31|E J T]]|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/5/5c/Freebody-30.jpg 5277517] |- | [[Freebody-31|Freebody]]||E J T||||26 Sep 1917||25||AIF, d. France; S of [[Freebody-30|Joseph]]|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/5/5c/Freebody-30.jpg 5277517] |- | [[Geldmacher-10|Geldmacher]]||John||23 Sep 1819||24 Oct 1907||||b. Germany|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/c/cd/Geldmacher-10.jpg 5277175] |- | [[Feeney-285|Geraghty]]||Alice Mary||||27 Jun 1909||70|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/1/18/Feeney-285.jpg 5277351] |- | [[Geraghty-146|Geraghty]]||Christopher||||27 Jan 1926||89|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/1/18/Feeney-285.jpg 5277351] |- | [[Giacca-1|Giacca]]||Geralda||17 Jul 1928||19 Oct 2010|||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/9/9c/Giacca-1.jpg 5277223] |- | [[Gottaas-2|Gottaas]]||Joseph||||11 Jul 1946||||B of Patrick|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/7/73/Gottaas-2.jpg 5277280] |- | [[Gottaas-3|Gottaas||Patrick]]||||18 Mar 1949||||B of Joseph|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/7/73/Gottaas-2.jpg 5277280] |- | [[Green-15498|Green]]||John Lawrence||9 Apr 1915||29 May 1999|||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/d/d2/Green-15498.jpg 5277447] |- | [[McDonald-7682|Green]]||Heather Margaret||21 Jan 1921||27 May 1999|||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/c/c6/McDonald-7682.jpg 5277448] |- | [[Green-15554|Green]]||Joseph||||8 Mar 1949||78|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/0/03/Green-15554.jpg 5277483] |- | [[Thistleton-48|Griffith]]||Netta Joyce||1920||2008||||D of George & Florence|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/9/94/Thistleton-48.jpg 5277567] |- | [[Griffiths-1542|Griffiths]]||James Austral||30 Jul 1916||16 Jul 1950|||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/d/dc/Griffiths-1542.jpg 5277279] |- | [[Guttek-1|Guttek]]||Kim Fritz (Mezzie)||14 Sep 1966||21 Nov 1986|||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/9/9d/Guttek-1.jpg 5277498] |- | [[Hallworth-23|Hallworth]]||John Milne||1913||1974||||w/Alice Hallworth|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/0/0b/Hallworth-23.jpg 5277218] |- | [[Unknown-292680|Hallworth]]||Alice||1914||2010||||w/[[Hallworth-23|John Hallworth]]|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/0/0b/Hallworth-23.jpg 5277218] |- | [[Hassall-83|Hassall]]||Leonard Fitzroy||1 Jan 1929||14 Aug 2004|||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/f/f1/Hassall-83.jpg 5277518] |- | [[Hayes-5791|Hayes]]||Jane||||6 Jan 1954||81|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/3/3c/Hayes-5791.jpg 5277362] |- | [[Kelly-8314|Hayes||Bridget]]||||24 May 1916||74||W of [[Hayes-5790|William Hayes]]|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/0/07/Hayes-5790.jpg 5277363] |- | [[Hayes-5790|Hayes]]||William||6 May 1841||15 Jul 1930|||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/0/07/Hayes-5790.jpg 5277363] |- | [[Hayes-5793|Hayes]]||Andrew||2 Feb 1875||21 Mar 1936|||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/0/07/Hayes-5790.jpg 5277363] |- | [[Hayes-5795|Hayes]]||Mary||26 Jun 1867||26 Aug 1936|||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/0/07/Hayes-5790.jpg 5277363] |- | [[Henderson-8108|Henderson]]||Lorraine Bernadette||||7 Jan 2014|||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/f/f7/Henderson-8108.jpg 5277212] |- | [[Rarne-1|Henderson]]||Lorraine||15 Dec 1948||29 Sep 1998||||nee Rarne; W of Ian|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/0/01/Rarne-1.jpg 5277213] |- | [[Holmes-6310|Holmes]]||Robert||||15 Jul 1938||94||H of [[Warren-7707|Ann]]|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/7/7e/Holmes-6310.jpg 5277527] |- | [[Warren-7707|Holmes]]||Ann Gilbert||||5 Aug 1923||81||W of [[Holmes-6310|Robert]]|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/7/7e/Holmes-6310.jpg 5277527] |- | [[Holmes-6312|Holmes]]||Gilbert||||13 Feb 1931||75|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/7/73/Holmes-6312.jpg 5277529] |- | [[Holmes-6311|Holmes||Agnes]]||||2 Feb 1968||90|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/c/c3/Holmes-6311.jpg 5277531] |- | [[Maddern-79|Howitt]]||Irene||||17 Jan 2000||78|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/8/86/Maddern-79.jpg 5277188] |- | [[Howitt-77|Howitt]]||Francis James||||12 Sep 1982||68|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/9/9e/Howitt-77.jpg 5277189] |- | [[Howitt-80|Howitt]]||Annie Irene||||13 Jul 2006||81|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/a/a8/Howitt-80.jpg 5277190] |- | [[Howitt-78|Howitt||William Patrick]]||||1 Jan 1971||54|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/f/f3/Howitt-78.jpg 5277191] |- | [[Cassilles-5|Howitt||Cecilia Emily]]||||27 Nov 1962||72|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/c/c9/Howitt-76.jpg 5277192] |- | [[Howitt-76|Howitt]]||Robert Tipple||||24 Dec 1980||99|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/c/c9/Howitt-76.jpg 5277192] |- | [[Unknown-292929|Humphries]]||Sylvia May||22 Apr 1905||7 Nov 1958||||W of [[Humphries-1211|Francis]]|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/c/c7/Humphries-1211.jpg 5277480] |- | [[Humphries-1211|Humphries]]||Francis Peter||17 Jun 1907||8 Dec 1984||||H of [[Unknown-292929|Sylvia]]|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/c/c7/Humphries-1211.jpg 5277480] |- | [[Unknown-292932|Hunt]]||Edith Margaret||18 Oct 1933||14 Dec 2010||77|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/5/5e/Unknown-292932.jpg 5277532] |- | [[Hunt-8521|Hunt]]||Colin Frederick||15 Oct 1935||15 Nov 2004||69|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/5/57/Hunt-8521.jpg 5277533] |- | [[Hutchison-1001|Hutchison]]||Norman||||9 Aug 1971||91|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/c/c8/Hutchison-1001.jpg 5277163] |- | [[Hutchison-1002|Hutchison]]||Annie||||2 Nov 1957||81|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/6/64/Hutchison-1002.jpg 5277166] |- | [[Hutchison-1003|Hutchison]]||Hugh Robert||||18 Aug 1934||66|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/9/94/Hutchison-1003.jpg 5277169] |- | [[Hutchison-1006|Hutchison]]||James||||5 Aug 1920||17||S of [[Hutchison-1005|W]] & [[Hunt-8522|F]] Hutchison|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/a/af/Hutchison-1006.jpg 5277171] |- | [[Hutchison-1004|Hutchison]]||Peter||||28 May 1903||39|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/d/d1/Hutchison-1004.jpg 5277172] |- | [[Hutchison-1005|Hutchison]]||William A||||26 Jan 1943||76|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/a/a8/Hutchison-1005.jpg 5277173] |- | [[Hutchison-602|Hutchison]]||James||||7 Sep 1884||50||H of [[Patterson-7152|Jane]]; interred in the old cemetery|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/e/e5/Hutchison-602.jpg 5277174] |- | [[Patterson-7152|Hutchison]]||Jane||||3 Aug 1903||61||W of [[Hutchison-602|James]]; interred in the old cemetery|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/c/c6/Patterson-7152.jpg 5277174] |- | [[Hutchison-985|Hutchison]]||Colin||||9 Sep 1893||22||S of James & Jane; interred in the old cemetery|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/c/c6/Patterson-7152.jpg 5277174] |- | [[Hutchinson-3613|Hutchison]]||Janet Mary||||7 Sep 1875||1||D of James & Jane; interred in the old cemetery|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/c/c6/Patterson-7152.jpg 5277174] |- | [[James-7958|Ingram]]||Joyce Magdalene||21 May 1919||25 Mar 1983||||(nee James); M of Dawn, Robyn,Wendy; W of (1) Bernard Eugene Ward, (2) [[Ingram-2041|John Edward Ingram]] || [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/e/e4/James-7958.jpg 5277261] |- | [[Targett-53|Ingram]]||Agnes Cynthia||6 Oct 1898||23 May 1988|||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/f/f7/Targett-53.jpg 5277474] |- | [[Ingram-2037|Ingram]]||Charles Lewis||||30 Apr 1968||70|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/3/3d/Ingram-2037.jpg 5277476] |- | [[Ingram-2039|Ingram]]||Tex Morton||||6 Dec 1938||1|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/7/71/Ingram-2039.jpg 5277477] |- | [[Brown-41175|Ingram]]||Esme May||3 Jun 1919||12 July 1994||||w/[[Ingram-2040|Alfred]]|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/e/e7/Brown-41175.jpg 5277546] |- | [[Ingram-2040|Ingram]]||Alfred Charles Daniel (Harley)||28 Apr 1919||24 Aug 1999||||w/[[Brown-41175|Esme]]|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/e/e7/Brown-41175.jpg 5277546] |- | [[Ingram-2041|Ingram]]||J E (John)||15 Sep 1927||16 May 1986||59|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/d/d6/Ingram-2041.jpg 5277548] |- | [[Ingram-2025|Ingram]]||J D A (Jack)||22 Nov 1896||13 Dec 1977||82|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/d/de/Ingram-2025.jpg 5277549] |- | [[Targett-51|Ingram]]||L E E (Edna)||31 Dec 1895||21 Feb 1985||89|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/d/de/Ingram-2025.jpg 5277549] |- | [[Inskip-29|Inskip]]||Norman (Stumpy)||||10 Feb 1980||63|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/0/0c/Inskip-29.jpg 5277555] |- | [[Ireland-1442|Ireland]]||Alfred||||22 Jul 1949||80||H of [[McDonald-7729|Sarah]]|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/8/80/Ireland-1442.jpg 5277409] |- | [[McDonald-7729|Ireland]]||Sarah||||10 May 1955||75||W of [[Ireland-1442|Alfred]]|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/0/0b/McDonald-7729.jpg 5277410] |- | [[Jackson-15140|Jackson]]||Trevor Patrick||10 Apr 1935||3 Mar 2009||||F of Les,Paul,Debra,Sharon,Greg,craig|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/f/fd/Jackson-15140.jpg 5277216] |- | [[Jackson-15141|Jackson]]||Debra Marie||11 Jun 1967||25 Jun 1967||||D of Trevor Patrick|| [[Jackson-15141|5277217]] |- | [[McDonald-7747|James]]||Mary||||8 Nov 1947||90||w/[[James-7985|James James]]|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/8/8d/McDonald-7747.jpg 5277268] |- | [[James-7985|James]]||James||||3 Sep 1933||75||w/[[McDonald-7747|Mary James]]|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/8/80/James-7985.jpg 5277269] |- | [[James-7989|James]]||Samuel||||8 Sep 1949|||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/5/5a/James-7989.jpg 5277292] |- | [[James-7990|James]]||Joseph||||25 Jul 1921||72||H of [[Mudie-85|Ellen]]|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/7/79/James-7990.jpg 5277295] |- | [[Mudie-85|James]]||Ellen||||7 Jul 1921||68||W of [[James-7990|Joseph]]|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/7/79/James-7990.jpg 5277295] |- | [[James-7992|James]]||Albert (Sug.)||||13 May 1938||50|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/9/9b/James-7992.jpg 5277296] |- | [[Lewis-17593|James]]||Emily||||27 Nov 1956||64|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/4/44/Lewis-17593.jpg 5277297] |- | [[Kiss-68|James]]||Ellen P||||16 Oct 1967|||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/8/88/Kiss-68.jpg 5277298] |- | [[James-7993|James]]||Charles W||||29 Dec 1949|||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/1/1a/James-7993.jpg 5277299] |- | [[James-7995|James]]||George F||||15 Jun 1977||54||AIF|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/3/33/James-7995.jpg 5277300] |- | [[James-7996|James]]||Gus||||25 May 1972|||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/0/02/James-7996.jpg 5277444] |- | [[Jardine-237|Jardine]]||John||||5 Nov 1913||<1|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/b/bc/Jardine-237.jpg 5277177] |- | [[Jardine-238|Jardine]]||May Helen||||15 Feb 1899||<1|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/4/40/Jardine-238.jpg 5277178] |- | [[Jardine-239|Jardine]]||Edith Myra||||3 May 1912||12|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/7/75/Jardine-239.jpg 5277179] |- | [[Jardine-240|Jardine]]||Catherine Sarah||||5 Jun 1916||6|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/0/0e/Jardine-240.jpg 5277180] |- | [[Jardine-232|Jardine]]||John||||18 Feb 1930||68|||| [[Jardine-232|5277184]] |- | [[Jardine-241|Jardine]]||Mabel||||11 Dec 1957||56|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/e/e0/Jardine-241.jpg 5277185] |- | [[McKee-2017|Jardine]]||Kathleen||||27 Jun 1977||75||W of Reginald|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/7/77/Jardine-242.jpg 5277330] |- | [[Jardine-242|Jardine]]||Reginald||||9 Jul 1978||81||H of Kathleen|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/7/77/Jardine-242.jpg 5277330] |- | [[Jardine-243|Jardine]]||John Joseph James||26 Jan 1934||20 Jul 2006||||F of Michele,John,Julie,Chris|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/2/27/Jardine-243.jpg 5277332] |- | [[Jardine-244|Jardine]]||Anthony Angus||27 Nov 1941||14 Feb 2001|||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/6/65/Jardine-244.jpg 5277341] |- | [[McDonald-7390|Jardine]]||Annie||||16 Jul 1950||79|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/9/9a/McDonald-7390.jpg 5277417] |- | [[McDonald-7763|Jarvis]]||Isabella||||6 Mar 1896||35||W of [[Jarvis-1866|John]]|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/c/c7/Jarvis-1866.jpg 5277316] |- | [[Jarvis-1866|Jarvis||John]]||||15 Feb 1907||63||H of [[McDonald-7763|Isabella]]|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/c/c7/Jarvis-1866.jpg 5277316] |- | [[Jenkins-6082|Jenkins]]||Percy William||||10 Jul 1954||92|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/5/51/Jenkins-6082.jpg 5277512] |- | [[Johnston-7553|Johnston]]||Thomas||||18 Mar 1900||83||b. Ireland|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/3/3c/Johnston-7553.jpg 5277569] |- | [[Kerr-3762|Kerr]]||George Leonard||23 Jul 1931||7 Jan 1994|||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/9/9a/Kerr-3762.jpg 5277571] |- | [[Unknown-293578|Keilstropp]]||Renate||8 Apr 1922||10 Dec 1978||||W of [[Kielstropp-1|Ulf]] ; M of Juliane; M-in-L of George; GM of Annette & Paul|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/0/0e/Unknown-293578.jpg 5277497] |- | [[Kielstropp-1|Kielstropp]]||Ulf||||30 Oct 1977||58|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/2/2d/Kielstropp-1.jpg 5277487] |- | [[Kielstropp-2|Kielstropp||Marion]]||||18 May 1965||19|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/3/3f/Kielstropp-2.jpg 5277496] |- | [[King-15513|King]]||John S||||4 Aug 1922||23|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/6/63/King-15513.jpg 5277350] |- | [[Kirwan-116|Kirwan]]||Thomas||||24 Sep 1915||72|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/0/0a/Kirwan-116.jpg 5277381] |- | [[Smith-90143|Kirwan||Emma]]||||6 Oct 1922||72||W of [[Kirwan-116|Thomas Kirwan]]|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/e/e4/Kirwan-118.jpg 5277382] |- | [[Kirwan-118|Kirwan]]||John Joseph||||12 Dec 1925||58||S of [[Kirwan-116|Thomas]] & [[Smith-90143|Emma]]|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/e/e4/Kirwan-118.jpg 5277382] |- | [[Kirwan-117|Kirwan]]||Thomas H||||14 Oct 1937||64|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/6/6d/Kirwan-117.jpg 5277383] |- | [[Kirwan-119|Kirwan]]||Frank Vaughan||||30 Oct 1914||38|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/6/68/Kirwan-119.jpg 5277384] |- | [[Kirwan-120|Kirwan]]||Andrew Percival||21 Aug 1885||8 Jul 1964||||S of [[Kirwan-116|Thomas]] & [[Smith-90143|Emma]]|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/f/f4/Kirwan-120.jpg 5277385] |- | [[Landers-676|Landers]]||Thomas||||8 May 1920||63|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/4/44/Landers-676.jpg 5277211] |- | [[Unknown-293599|Lewis]]||Ann Judith||5 May 1952||21 Nov 2006||||W of Peter; M of Belinda,Ashleigh,Rebecca,Blake|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/a/a8/Unknown-293599.jpg 5277551] |- | [[Lewis-17594|Lewis]]|| Charles||1 Aug 1848||19 Sep 1920||||H of [[Mudie-86|Agnes]]||Obituary |- | [[Mudie-86|Lewis]]|| Agnes||1850||4 Sep 1936 ||||W of [[Lewis-17594|Charles]]||Obituary |- | [[Lewis-17612|Lewis]]||D W M||||10 May 1998||85||403645 RAAF; H of [[Haydon-230|Jean]]; F of Susan,William,Peter|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/b/bc/Lewis-17612.jpg 5277552] |- | [[Haydon-230|Lewis]]||Jean Grace||23 Nov 1911||25 Jun 2001||||Nee Haydon; b. Murrurundi; W of [[Lewis-17612|D. W. M. Lewis]] || [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/b/bc/Lewis-17612.jpg 5277552] |- | [[Newlyn-23|Lovelock]]||Florence Louisa||||4 Dec 1983||82|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/3/35/Newlyn-23.jpg 5277553] |- | [[Holmes-6326|Lucas]]||Emma||||10 Aug 1960||89||W of Jeremiah Lucas|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/1/16/Holmes-6326.jpg 5277530] |- | [[Woodhouse-601|Malin]]||Ellen Violet||||28 Aug 1923||80|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/7/70/Malin-320.jpg 5277231] |- | [[Malin-320|Malin]]||James||||27 Feb 1927||74|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/7/70/Malin-320.jpg 5277231] |- | [[Smith-90162|Malinn]]||Ellen Violet||||26 Sep 1978||74|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/2/25/Smith-90162.jpg 5277227] |- | [[Malinn-4|Malinn]]||Michael Joseph||||16 Mar 1978||83|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/e/e5/Malinn-4.jpg 5277228] |- | [[Malinn-2|Malinn]]||James William||||14 Sep 1948||64|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/e/e3/Malinn-2.jpg 5277229] |- | [[Malinn-3|Malinn]]||Charles Henry||||3 Jun 1957||69|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/6/65/Malinn-3.jpg 5277230] |- | [[Malin-321|Malinn]]||John Lawerence||10 May 1882||9 Mar 1962|||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/1/18/Malinn-1.jpg 5277232] |- | [[Manning-3004|Manning]]||Michael||||17 Jul 1897||63||F of John Manning|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/8/88/Manning-3004.jpg 5277318] |- | [[Manning-2305|Manning]] ||John||||23 Feb 1907||35||H of Mary Manning|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/b/b6/Manning-2305.jpg 5277320] |- | [[McDonald-7772|McDonald]] ||David Sylvester||||17 Dec 1960||78||w/[[Roach-1832|Mary Elizabeth]] || [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/2/24/McDonald-7772.jpg 5277449] |- | [[Roach-1832|McDonald]]||Mary Elizabeth||||3 Mar 1972||80||w/[[McDonald-7772|David Sylvester]] || [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/2/24/McDonald-7772.jpg 5277449] |- | [[Bales-620|McDonald]]||Mary Madeline||||9 Feb 1955||50|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/d/d5/Bales-620.jpg 5277221] |- | [[McDonald-7774|McDonald]]||Archibald J||||20 Apr 1945||81||H of Bridget|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/0/08/McDonald-7774.jpg 5277342] |- | [[O'Mara-96|McDonald]]||Bridget||||30 Aug 1934||73||W of Archibald J|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/0/08/McDonald-7774.jpg 5277342] |- | [[McDonald-7776|McDonald]]||Archibald Hugh||||2 Sep 1892||33|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/6/67/McDonald-7776.jpg 5277365] |- | [[McDonald-7767|McDonald]]||Alexander||||23 Jan 1900||86||b. Inverness, Scotland|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/3/36/McDonald-7767.jpg 5277366] |- | [[McDonald-7770|McDonald]]||Christina||||8 Sep 1914||87|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/8/8f/McDonald-7770.jpg 5277367] |- | [[McDonald-7771|McDonald]]||Margaret||||7 Jan 1918||67|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/a/ae/McDonald-7771.jpg 5277368] |- | [[McDonald-7777|McDonald]]||F J||||21 Jul 1916||26||AIF, d. France|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/2/24/McDonald-5229.jpg 5277369] |- | [[McDonald-7778|McDonald]]||Alexander||||1 Nov 1939||83||H of [[McKay-2282|Louisa]]; F of Hughina,Evelyn,Frank,Archibald,Alma|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/9/9c/McDonald-7778.jpg 5277370] |- | [[McKay-2282|McDonald]]||Louisa Marion||||16 Sep 1932||70||W of [[McDonald-7778|Alexander]]; M of Hughina,Evelyn,Frank,Archibald,Alma|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/9/9c/McDonald-7778.jpg 5277370] |- | [[McDonald-7780|McDonald]]||Maria||||8 Jul 1921||41||D of C McDonald|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/e/e3/McDonald-7780.jpg 5277386] |- | [[McDonald-7783|McDonald]]||Lucy||||26 Aug 1923||40||D of C McDonald|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/e/e3/McDonald-7780.jpg 5277386] |- | [[McDonald-7781|McDonald]]||Dougald||||1 Feb 1928||74||w/[[McDonald-7782|Christina McDonald]]|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/b/b1/McDonald-7781-2.jpg 5277389] |- | [[McDonald-7782|McDonald]]||Christina||||14 May 1933||77||w/[[McDonald-7781|Dugald McDonald]]|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/b/b1/McDonald-7781-2.jpg 5277389] |- | [[McDonald-7784|McDonald]]||Percy||||13 Sep 1933||34||d. Redfern|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/e/e8/McDonald-7784.jpg 5277390] |- | [[McDonald-7734|McDonald]]||John Alexander||||8 Jul 1965||88|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/1/1d/McDonald-7734.jpg 5277413] |- | [[McDonald-7731|McDonald]]||Mary||||27 Sep 1952||83|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/f/f8/McDonald-7731.jpg 5277414] |- | [[McDonald-7732|McDonald]]||Archie||||29 Mar 1945||72|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/2/2a/McDonald-7732.jpg 5277421] |- | [[McDonald-7790|McDonald]]||Bert||||1 Dec 1943||56|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/4/4d/McDonald-7790.jpg 5277423] |- | [[Driscoll-497|McDonald]]||Sarah||||25 Jun 1924|||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/5/5b/Driscoll-497.jpg 5277426] |- | [[McDonald-7785|McDonald]]||Anthony John||1954||1973|||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/f/f9/McDonald-7785.jpg 5277427] |- | [[McDonald-7786|McDonald]]||Roderick Hugh||||13 Jul 1931||62|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/a/ac/McDonald-7786.jpg 5277429] |- | [[Campbell-15619|McDonald]]||Catherine||||7 May 1892||59||W of Samuel McDonald|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/5/58/Campbell-15619.jpg 5277431] |- | [[McDonald-7788|McDonald]]||Catherine||||21 Dec 1921||57|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/5/58/Campbell-15619.jpg 5277431] |- | [[McDonald-7791|McDonald]]||Hugh||||29 Aug 1911||55||F of W F McDonald|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/e/e9/McDonald-7791.jpg 5277433] |- | [[McDonald-7793|McDonald]]||W F||||18 Aug 1916||36||AIF, d. France; S of [[McDonald-7791|Hugh McDonald]]|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/e/e9/McDonald-7791.jpg 5277433] |- | [[McDonald-7795|McDonald]]||Walter||||6 Sep 1934||51||S of [[McDonald-7791|Hugh McDonald]]|| Funeral notice |- | [[McDonald-7796|McDonald]]||John D||||12 May 1945||74||H of Ellen|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/2/28/McDonald-7796.jpg 5277434] |- | [[O'Mara-97|McDonald]]||Ellen||||13 Jun 1948||73||W of John D|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/2/28/McDonald-7796.jpg 5277434] |- | [[McDonald-7799|McDonald]]||Samuel A||||18 Mar 1946||72|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/d/d8/McDonald-7799.jpg 5277435] |- | [[McDonald-7800|McDonald]]||Mary||||13 Oct 1950||74|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/d/d8/McDonald-7799.jpg 5277435] |- | [[McGhie-133|McGhie]]||Duncan Blackburn||14 Oct 1975||1 Mar 2002|||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/f/f8/McGhie-133.jpg 5277349] |- | [[Breen-411|McKee]]||Mary Ann||||12 Apr 1920||62||W of Joseph|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/c/cd/McKee-2018.jpg 5277329] |- | [[McKee-2018|McKee]]||Joseph||||4 Apr 1950||90||H of Mary Ann|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/c/cd/McKee-2018.jpg 5277329] |- | [[McLennan-843|McLennan]]||Peter James||||24 Dec 2009||45|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/5/57/McLennan-843.jpg 5277186] |- | [[McLennan-844|McLennan]]||Bruce Neil||31 Aug 1926||3 Dec 1999||||b. Glen Iris, Vic; d. Merimbula;S of Peter McLennan & Doris Rawnsley; B of Peggy & Patricia; H of Shirley Elsa (nee Cox);F of Fiona,Heather,Robert,Alistair,Peter,Iain|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/f/fa/McLennan-844.jpg 5277187] |- | [[Miners-29|Miners]]||Richard Andrew||||3 Jan 1935||66|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/5/59/Miners-29.jpg 5277481] |- | [[Miners-99|Miners]]||J W||||16 Oct 1943||||NX71450; d. POW Thailand|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/5/59/Miners-29.jpg 5277481] |- | [[Holdsworth-233|Miners||Kathleen Maud]]||13 Mar 1879||14 Dec 1973|||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/d/d3/Holdsworth-233.jpg 5277482] |- | [[Miners-41|Miners]]||Samuel||||17 Dec 1934||46|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/1/1d/Miners-41.jpg 5277503] |- | [[Baker-19505|Miners]]||Evelyn Mary (Tilly)||||19 Jun 1994||72|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/0/00/Baker-19505.jpg 5277554] |- | [[Miners-23|Miners]]||William||28 Jul 1844 ||1 Dec 1899||55||H of [[Freebody-17|Emma]]||Death |- | [[Freebody-17|Miners]]||Emma||28 Dec 1845 ||17 Oct 1901 ||56||W of [[Miners-23|William]]||Probate |- | [[Moore-23395|Moore]]||Edward||||21 Jan 1936||77||H of [[Sheehy-100|Mary]]|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/9/95/Moore-23395.jpg 5277245] |- | [[Sheehy-100|Moore]]||Mary||||9 Dec 1916||53||W of [[Moore-23395|Edward]]|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/9/95/Moore-23395.jpg 5277245] |- | [[Moore-23396|Moore]]||Clarence Edward||||17 Dec 1938||33||S of [[Moore-23395|Edward]] & [[Sheehy-100|Mary]]|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/9/95/Moore-23395.jpg 5277245] |- | [[Mudie-88|Mudie]]||Raymond Patrick||||27 Aug 1923||25||AIF|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/f/fe/Mudie-88.jpg 5277469] |- | [[Mudie-90|Mudie]]||Albert Victor||||11 Nov 1913||29|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/5/5c/Mudie-90.jpg 5277508] |- | [[Mullane-42|Mullane]]||Frank||||20 Dec 1920||33|||| Funeral notice |- | [[Mullen-951|Mullen]]||Louis Aubrey||||26 Aug 1912||20|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/3/30/Mullen-951.jpg 5277507] |- | [[Myers-6685|Myers]]||George William||||22 May 1889||31|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/8/8a/Myers-6685.jpg 5277564] |- | [[Tracey-467|O'Mara]]||Ellen||||17 May 1911||75||b. Tipperary, Ireland|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/b/b1/O_Mara-92.jpg 5277343] |- | [[O'Mara-92|O'Mara]] ||Denis||||6 Jun 1898||74||b. Tipperary, Ireland|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/b/b1/O_Mara-92.jpg 5277343] |- | [[O'Mara-95|O'Mara]]||Josephine Sabina||||25 Jun 1909||2|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/9/95/O_Mara-95.jpg 5277344] |- | [[O'Mara-93|O'Mara||Thomas]]||||9 Jan 1935||69|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/a/a7/O_Mara-93.jpg 5277345] |- | [[Williams-35520|O'Neill]]||Jane||||9 Dec 1948||85|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/7/77/Williams-35520.jpg 5277206] |- | [[O'Neill-1402|O'Neill]]||William Patrick||1904||Apr 1955|||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/0/07/O_Neill-1402.jpg 5277207] |- | [[O'Neill-1404|O'Neill]]||Thomas||||23 Feb 1948||80|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/2/2e/O_Neill-1404-1.jpg 5277401] |- | [[Kirwan-121|O'Neill]]||Alice May||||17 May 1914||39||W of [[O'Neill-1404|Thomas O'Neill]]|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/c/c4/Kirwan-121.jpg 5277402] |- | [[O'Neill-1405|O'Neill]]||Kathleen||||22 May 1929||15|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/8/88/O_Neill-1405.jpg 5277403] |- | [[O'Neill-1406|O'Neill]]||Michael||||15 Jun 1938||72|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/3/37/O_Neill-1406.jpg 5277404] |- | [[O'Neill-1408|O'Neill]]||Nora||||25 Jun 1947||76|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/4/4e/O_Neill-1408.jpg 5277405] |- | [[O'Neill-1407|O'Neill]]||Ellen||||2 Mar 1955||85|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/3/3c/O_Neill-1407.jpg 5277406] |- | [[O'Neill-1401|O'Neill]]||Patrick||||15 Sep 1941||71||F of [[O'Neill-1403|Fred]]|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/a/a9/O_Neill-1401.jpg 5277407] |- | [[O'Neill-1403|O'Neill]]||Fred||||1 Feb 1902||<1||S of [[O'Neill-1401|Patrick]]|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/a/a9/O_Neill-1401.jpg 5277407] |- | [[O'Reilly-362|O'Reilly||Alban]]||||3 Feb 1925||65|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/1/18/Feeney-285.jpg 5277351] |- | [[Geraghty-147|O'Reilly]]||Catherine||||8 Feb 1933||68|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/1/18/Feeney-285.jpg 5277351] |- | [[O'Reilly-368|O'Reilly]]||Norman Vincent||||10 Nov 1979||60|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/8/84/O_Reilly-368.jpg 5277471] |- | [[O'Reilly-369|O'Reilly]]||Scott John||||25 Jan 1979|||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/0/0b/O_Reilly-369.jpg 5277472] |- | [[Sproule-189|O'Reilly]]||Sally Michelle||4 Oct 1977||18 Apr 2006||||nee Sproule; W of Adam|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/2/20/Sproule-189.jpg 5277473] |- | [[Thornton-3379|Owers]]||Anne Amelia E||||26 Jan 1962||51|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/9/94/Thornton-3379.jpg 5277322] |- | [[Owers-91|Owers]]||Bernard Anthony (Bernie)||8 Mar 1935||4 Oct 2002|||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/c/c3/Owers-91.jpg 5277323] |- | [[Owers-88|Owers]]||Charles O||||27 Mar 1960||48|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/3/32/Owers-88.jpg 5277486] |- | [[Payten-14|Payten]]||Albert Beckhurst||4 Jan 1916||17 Sep 2006|||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/0/02/Payten-14.jpg 5277325] |- | [[Shelley-616|Payten]]||Kathleen Joyce||1 Mar 1922||4 Jun 2002|||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/0/02/Payten-14.jpg 5277325] |- | [[Payten-15|Payten]]||Anthony Harold (Kruey)||||16 Dec 1979||19|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/2/27/Payten-15.jpg 5277326] |- | [[Pearce-2680|Pearce]]||Henry William||||12 Nov 1948||58|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/a/a6/Pearce-2680.jpg 5277160] |- | [[Peters-4865|Peters]]||John||||21 Feb 1942||65||H of [[Rumph-30|Elizabeth]]|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/9/95/Peters-4865.jpg 5277252] |- | [[Rumph-30|Peters]]||Elizabeth||||5 Apr 1942||65||W of [[Peters-4865|John]]|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/9/95/Peters-4865.jpg 5277252] |- | [[Peters-5054|Peters]]||Charles||||31 Jul 1927||22||S of John & Elizabeth|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/9/95/Peters-4865.jpg 5277252] |- | [[Peters-5055|Peters]]||Eileen Violet||||20 Jun 1965||59||D of John & Elizabeth|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/9/95/Peters-4865.jpg 5277252] |- | [[Peters-5056|Peters]]||Bridget||||21 Apr 1959|||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/e/e4/Peters-5056.jpg 5277253] |- | [[Jarvis-1845|Peters]]||Catherine||||13 Dec 1909||63||W of [[Peters-4871|Thomas]]|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/a/a0/Peters-4871.jpg 5277254] |- | [[Peters-4871|Peters]]||Thomas||||30 Sep 1926||92||H of [[Jarvis-1845|Catherine]]|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/a/a0/Peters-4871.jpg 5277254] |- | [[Peters-5063|Peters]]||David||||13 Dec 1937||79||w/Jessie Mary Peters|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/0/0e/Peters-5063.jpg 5277271] |- | [[Glennan-9|Peters]]||Jessie Mary||||25 Mar 1945||71||w/David Peters|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/e/e3/Glennan-9.jpg 5277272] |- | [[Geraghty-148|Peters]]||Mary||||18 Dec 1935||32||w/James Peters|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/d/df/Geraghty-148.jpg 5277274] |- | [[Peters-5066|Peters||James]]||||8 Dec 1934||76||w/Mary Peters|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/5/56/Peters-5066.jpg 5277276] |- | [[Peters-5067|Peters]]||Richard||||3 Oct 1926||72||H of [[Berkery-18|Winifred]]|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/6/63/Peters-5067.jpg 5277277] |- | [[Berkery-18|Peters]]||Winifred||||13 Dec 1932||73||W of [[Peters-5067|Richard]]|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/6/63/Peters-5067.jpg 5277277] |- | [[Peters-5061|Peters]]||James Kirwan||||2 Nov 1907||<1|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/d/d7/Peters-5061.jpg 5277307] |- | [[Peters-3548|Peters]] ||Tobias||||16 Jul 1911||||H of Hannah|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/b/b9/Peters-3548.jpg 5277308] |- | [[Butler-6312|Peters]] ||Hannah||||6 Dec 1900||||W of Tobias|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/b/b9/Peters-3548.jpg 5277308] |- |- | [[Peters-5059|Peters]]||John Bernard||23 Aug 1917||17 Nov 1987||||S of Thomas & Margaret|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/f/f1/Peters-5059.jpg 5277309] |- | [[Peters-5057|Peters]]||Thomas||||27 Nov 1940||61|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/8/81/Peters-5057.jpg 5277310] |- | [[Kirwan-122|Peters]]||Margaret Mary||||10 Jun 1951||19||W of Thomas|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/2/28/Kirwan-122.jpg 5277311] |- | [[Peters-5060|Peters]]||William T||||8 Sep 1945||6|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/7/76/Peters-5060.jpg 5277312] |- | [[Peters-5058|Peters]]||Thomas T||||26 Jan 1975||63|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/b/b3/Peters-5058.jpg 5277313] |- | [[Coyne-302|Peters]]||Dulcie Margaret||7 Jan 1916||1 Sep 2000|||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/f/fa/Coyne-302.jpg 5277314] |- | [[Peters-5065|Peters]]||Garry Frederick||25 Sep 1948||9 Aug 1977|||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/d/d4/Peters-5065.jpg 5277453] |- | [[Peters-5064|Peters]]||Frederick Vaughan||11 Mar 1916||11 Oct 1996||80||NX60224|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/5/53/Peters-5064.jpg 5277454] |- | [[McDonald-7886|Peters]]||Una Christina||7 May 1916||23 Sep 2000|||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/1/11/McDonald-7886.jpg 5277455] |- | [[Poole-2356|Poole]]||Norman George||16 Dec 1923||13 Nov 1950||26||N387500|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/8/8b/Poole-2356.jpg 5277509] |- | [[Powning-2|Powning]]||Arthur J||||26 Jan 1897||38||w/Mary Powning and Julia Bell|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/4/4d/O_Mara-90.jpg 5277352] |- | [[Powning-3|Powning]]||Mary L||||1 May 1924||38||D/Arthur Powning and Julia Bell|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/4/4d/O_Mara-90.jpg 5277352] |- | [[Price-9015|Price]]||Sylvia June||19 Jun 1933||27 Dec 2007||74|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/4/4c/Price-9015.jpg 5277468] |- | [[Rankin-2209|Rankin]]||Garry John||||25 Jan 1978||27|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/5/53/Rankin-2209.jpg 5277233] |- | [[Rankin-2180|Rankin]]||Thomas Sylvester||||20 Sep 1972||63|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/c/cd/Rankin-2180.jpg 5277234] |- | [[Howitt-79|Rankin]]||Amy Catherine||||22 Jul 1968||55|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/4/47/Howitt-79.jpg 5277235] |- | [[Rankin-2210|Rankin]]||John Clarence||||11 Nov 1982||68|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/3/37/Rankin-2210.jpg 5277237] |- | [[Rankin-2211|Rankin]]||Brian John||||26 Nov 1967||22|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/b/bb/Rankin-2211.jpg 5277238] |- | [[Peters-4872|Rankin]]||Mary||||4 Oct 1953||79|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/3/3f/Rankin-2147.jpg 5277239] |- | [[Rankin-2147|Rankin]]||Donald||||21 Nov 1957||89|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/3/3f/Rankin-2147.jpg 5277239] |- | [[Reynolds-8240|Reynolds]]||Frederick Charles||16 Aug 1908||8 Jul 1979||||h/[[Blyton-18|Susan Elizabeth Reynolds]]|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/6/64/Reynolds-8240.jpg 5277510] |- | [[Blyton-18|Reynolds]]||Susan Elizabeth||18 Jan 1916||16 Apr 2008||||nee Blyton; w/[[Reynolds-8240|Frederick Charles Reynolds]]|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/6/64/Reynolds-8240.jpg 5277510] |- | [[Reynolds-8241|Reynolds]]||Keith Robert||8 Jul 1923||19 Jan 1984||||N456444; B of [[Reynolds-8240|Fred]]; F of Ronald|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/3/37/Reynolds-8241-1.jpg 5277511] |- | [[Rituper-1|Rituper]]||Rudolf||6 Sep 1903||28 Jul 1985||||w/[[Unknown-295350|Hertha Rituper]]|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/b/b9/Rituper-1.jpg 5277466] |- | [[Unknown-295350|Rituper]]||Hertha||7 Jan 1906||1 Oct 1986||||w/[[Rituper-1|Rudolf Rituper]]|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/b/b9/Rituper-1.jpg 5277466] |- | [[Roach-1815|Roach]]||Matthew C.||||11 Jun 1935||75|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/1/1a/Roach-1815.jpg 5277371] |- | [[Thompson-23620|Roach]]||Sophia||||23 Nov 1956||64|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/1/1a/Roach-1815.jpg 5277371] |- | [[Roach-1816|Roach]]||David||||2 Nov 1951||95||S of David & Margaret Roach|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/6/6e/Roach-1816.jpg 5277373] |- | [[Roach-1817|Roach]]||Matthew Charles||||5 Mar 1972||65|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/0/0e/Roach-1817.jpg 5277374] |- | [[Roach-1818|Roach||Walter Vincent]]||||26 Aug 1978||83|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/1/1a/Roach-1818.jpg 5277375] |- | [[Cassilles-4|Roach]]||Anastasia||||15 Apr 1987||87|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/2/28/Cassilles-4.jpg 5277378] |- | [[Robinson-15067|Robinson]]||Richard Charles||24 Nov 1909||8 Nov 1991|||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/8/8a/Robinson-15068.jpg 5277208] |- | [[Robinson-15068|Robinson]]||Richard James||17 May 1938||19 Dec 1938||||S of [[Robinson-15067|Richard]] & [[Clark-24922|Nell]]|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/8/8a/Robinson-15068.jpg 5277208] |- | [[Clark-24922|Robinson]]||Nell||22 Apr 1918||1 Jul 2004||||W of Richard Charles; M of Norma,Richard,Valda,Rodney,Neil,Dick,Joy|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/9/90/Clark-24922.jpg 5277209] |- | [[Robinson-15069|Robinson]]||Joda||||1974||<1||S of Paula & Richard Robinson|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/4/43/Robinson-15069.jpg 5277327] |- | [[Rolfe-1154|Rolfe]]||Albert V||||20 Jan 1970||79||AIF|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/f/f1/Rolfe-1154.jpg 5277226] |- | [[James-8099|Rolfe]]||Catherine||||15 Aug 1985||89|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/f/f1/Rolfe-1154.jpg 5277226] |- | [[Rourke-184|Rourke]]||Donald James||16 Apr 1953||8 Aug 2004||||H of Alison; F of Alissa,Amie,Emma,Abby,Ellie|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/f/fc/Rourke-184.jpg 5277465] |- | [[Rowolt-Histed-1|Rowolt-Histed]]||Clive Ernest||18 May 1933||17 Jan 1978||||H of [[Jardine-249|Regina]]; F of Melinda|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/c/c5/Rowolt-Histed-1.jpg 5277331] |- | [[Jardine-249|Rowolt-Histed]]||Regina Ann||20 Feb 1930||29 Oct 1986||||nee Jardine; W of [[Rowolt-Histed-1|Clive]]; M of Melinda|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/c/c5/Rowolt-Histed-1.jpg 5277331] |- | [[Sergeant-75|Scarlett]]||Catherine E||||9 Jun 1961||60|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/d/d6/Sergeant-75.jpg 5277573] |- | [[Kirwan-123|Scullin]]||Annie Louisa||||28 Sep 1918||35||W of James Scullin|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/6/68/Kirwan-119.jpg 5277384] |- | [[Sheehy-101|Sheehy]]||Patrick||||13 Nov 1913||69||b. Co. Kerry, Ireland: H of [[Moloney-237|Mary]]|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/3/36/Sheehy-101.jpg 5277249] |- | [[Moloney-237|Sheehy]]||Mary F||||25 Jan 1914||52||b. Sydney; W of [[Sheehy-101|Patrick]]|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/3/36/Sheehy-101.jpg 5277249] |- | [[Sheehy-102|Sheehy]]||Florrie M||||4 Apr 1921||22||d. Cooma; D of [[Sheehy-101|Patrick]] & [[Moloney-237|Mary]]|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/3/36/Sheehy-101.jpg 5277249] |- | [[Shelley-611|Shelley]]||John Bernard||||1 Oct 1960||72||w/[[McKee-2019|Mary Agatha Shelley]]|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/b/bf/Shelley-611.jpg 5277328] |- | [[McKee-2019|Shelley]]||Mary Agatha||||4 Jun 1966||77||w/[[Shelley-611|John Bernard Shelley]]|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/b/bf/Shelley-611.jpg 5277328] |- | [[Shortt-98|Shortt]]||James||5 Mar 1931||27 Jan 2004||||b. Tipperary, Ireland|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/8/88/Shortt-98.jpg 5277244] |- | [[Silk-145|Silk]]||Owen Eugene||||4 Aug 1934||83||H of [[McKee-2039|Mary Ann]]|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/0/00/Silk-145.jpg 5277333] |- | [[McKee-2039|Silk]]||Mary Ann||||3 Apr 1948||86||W of [[Silk-145|Owen Eugene]]|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/0/00/Silk-145.jpg 5277333] |- | [[Silverman-269|Silverman]]||Godfrey||||17 Jun 1901||||b. Germany; H of [[Coefield-1|Charlotte]]|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/f/f0/Silverman-269.jpg 5277570] |- | [[Coefield-1|Silverman]]||Charlotte||||28 Oct 1906||60||W of [[Silverman-269|Godfrey]]|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/f/f0/Silverman-269.jpg 5277570] |- | [[Dunning-717|Skuse]]||Agnes Brooks||||6 Mar 1925||31||W of [[Skuse-115|Rev Skuse]]|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/4/4b/Dunning-717.jpg 5277576] |- | [[Slavin-90|Slavin]]||Paddy||||28 Jun 1957||84|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/8/84/Slavin-90.jpg 5277220] |- | [[Unknown-295936|Slavin]]||Mary||||15 Mar 1962||74|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/8/84/Slavin-90.jpg 5277220] |- | [[Slavin-91|Slavin]]||Tom||||30 Apr 1939||68|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/0/07/Slaven-57.jpg 5277222] |- | [[Slavin-92|Slavin]]||John||||25 Jun 1939||76|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/0/07/Slaven-57.jpg 5277222] |- | [[Slavin-93|Slavin]]||Michael||||28 Jul 1951||83|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/0/07/Slaven-57.jpg 5277222] |- | [[Smith-91397|Smith||Noel William]]||||1 Jan 1955||15|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/e/e7/Smith-91397.jpg 277193] |- | [[Smith-91396|Smith]]||Desmond Andrew||||7 Sep 1985||76|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/6/65/Smith-91396.jpg 5277194] |- | [[Howitt-84|Smith]]||Ethel May||||22 Jan 1999||79|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/c/c7/Howitt-84.jpg 5277195] |- | [[Barrett-4292|Stove]]||Ann Elizabeth||2 Jun 1942||21 Jun 2001|||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/9/99/Barrett-4292.jpg 5277470] |- | [[Summerell-54|Stove]]||Elizabeth Rose||20 Oct 1935||25 Jun 1995|||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/6/63/Summerell-54.jpg 5277562] |- | [[Stove-12|Stove]]||Peter Roy (Noddy)||29 Jul 1961||22 Sep 1999|||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/3/3c/Stove-12.jpg 5277563] |- | [[Summerell-55|Summerell]]||Albert E||20 Apr 1915||3 Oct 1993|||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/6/65/Summerell-55.jpg 5277158] |- | [[De_La_Mare-47|Summerell]]||Vera Jean||||19 Mar 2014||95|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/d/d0/De_La_Mare-47.jpg 5277159] |- | [[Summerell-56|Summerell]]||William||||3 Jul 1926||59|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/b/ba/Summerell-56.jpg 5277537] |- | [[Fleming-4290|Summerell]]||Mary Ellen||||20 Oct 1941||64|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/a/a1/Fleming-4290.jpg 5277538] |- | [[Summerell-57|Summerell]]||Thomas||||1923||73|||| Funeral notice |- | [[Williams-35784|Summerell]]||Elizabeth Emily||1840||1 Nov 1921||81||b. Hovells Ck, Near Burraway|| Funeral notice |- | [[West-8034|Sykes]]||Leah||||18 Jan 1902||42||W of [[Sykes-866|H J Sykes]]|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/a/a2/West-8034.jpg 5277294] |- | [[Sykes-867|Sykes]]||Albert William||21 Aug 1915||19 Oct 2004||||b. Nimmitabel|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/f/f9/Sykes-867.jpg 5277428] |- | [[McDonald-7914|Sykes]]||Rhoda Catherine||17 Jun 1914||16 Jan 2005||||nee McDonald; b. Nimmitabel|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/f/f9/Sykes-867.jpg 5277428] |- | [[Tahana-1|Tahana]]||April||||1 Apr 2006|||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/2/20/Tahana-1.jpg 5277574] |- | [[Taylor-29186|Taylor]]||Hilary Anne||||3 Jan 1936||7||D of [[Taylor-29185|G]] & [[Jardine-250|A]] Taylor|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/2/28/Taylor-29186.jpg 5277181] |- | [[Jardine-250|Taylor]]||Anne||||10 May 1959|||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/1/11/Jardine-250.jpg 5277182] |- | [[Taylor-29218|Taylor||James Ernest]]||||13 Mar 1904||29||d. Bemboka; H of [[Caldwell-3373|Esther E V Taylor]]|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/0/07/Taylor-29218.jpg 5277306] |- | [[McDonald-7922|Taylor]]||Mary Ann||||26 Nov 1961||97|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/d/da/McDonald-7922.jpg 5277394] |- | [[Taylor-29219|Taylor]]||John||||26 May 1952||93|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/3/35/Taylor-29219.jpg 5277395] |- | [[Taylor-29223|Taylor]]||Henry||||30 Sep 1958||75|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/5/55/Taylor-29223.jpg 5277513] |- | [[Taylor-29225|Taylor]]||George Hewitt||||21 Mar 1936||17|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/6/67/Taylor-29225.jpg 5277514] |- | [[Ingram-2036|Thistleton]]||Valma||||||83|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/9/9e/Ingram-2036.jpg 5277565] |- | [[Thistleton-51|Thistleton||Harold Evan]]||1 Apr 1915||10 Aug 1976||63||AIF|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/4/4a/Thistleton-51.jpg 5277566] |- | [[Thistleton-49|Thistleton]]||George||||27 Jan 1927||55||H of [[Brooks-7755|Florence]]; F of [[Thistleton-50|Everard]]|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/a/ae/Thistleton-50.jpg 5277568] |- | [[Brooks-7755|Thistleton||Florence May]]||||28 Jul 1959||76||W of [[Thistleton-49|George]]; M of [[Thistleton-50|Everard]]|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/a/ae/Thistleton-50.jpg 5277568] |- | [[Thistleton-50|Thistleton]]||Everard Mottram||||17 Aug 1913||1||S of [[Thistleton-49|George]] & [[Brooks-7755|Florence]]|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/a/ae/Thistleton-50.jpg 5277568] |- | [[Thornton-3422|Thornton]]||Ernest Joseph||||15 Nov 1962||82|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/2/28/Thornton-3422.jpg 5277224] |- | [[James-8118|Thornton]]||Sarah Ann||||18 Dec 1963||73|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/2/28/Thornton-3422.jpg 5277224] |- | [[Thornton-3423|Thornton]]||Aubrey David||||30 Apr 1981|||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/c/c4/Thornton-3423.jpg 5277225] |- | [[Thornton-3425|Thornton]]||John Patrick||||20 Apr 1898||32|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/5/52/Thornton-3425.jpg 5277284] |- | [[Rankin-2221|Thornton]]||Margaret||||15 Jan 1947|||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/6/62/Rankin-2221.jpg 5277285] |- | [[Thornton-3426|Thornton]]||William||1878||March 30, 1953||||w/[[Rankin-2223|Mary Thornton]]|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/7/77/Thornton-3426.jpg 5277321] |- | [[Rankin-2223|Thornton]]||Mary||1884||1913||||w/[[Thornton-3426|William Thornton]]|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/7/77/Thornton-3426.jpg 5277321] |- | [[Thornton-3433|Thornton]]||Ruby||1917||1920||2|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/0/02/Thornton-3433.jpg 5277501] |- | [[Thornton-3431|Thornton]]||John Henry||||19 Feb 1969||79|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/7/79/Thornton-3431.jpg 5277559] |- | [[Baker-19773|Thornton]]||Elizabeth||||7 Mar 1977||84|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/8/84/Baker-19773.jpg 5277560] |- | [[Thornton-3434|Thornton]]||John Mervyn (George)||5 Aug 1925||18 Dec 2000||||w/[[Unknown-296800|Agnes Mary Thornton]]|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/2/25/Thornton-3434.jpg 5277561] |- | [[Unknown-296800|Thornton]]||Agnes Mary (Ness)||25 Apr 1921||17 Nov 2006||||w/[[Thornton-3434|John Mervyn Thornton]]|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/2/25/Thornton-3434.jpg 5277561] |- | [[Thornton-1945|Thornton]] ||James Henry||||3 Sep 1949||82||S of John Ambrose Thornton; H of [[Buckley-1016|Mary Ellen (nee Buckley)]]|| Funeral notice |- | [[Buckley-1016|Thornton]] ||Mary Ellen||||12 Oct 1946||71||W of [[Thornton-1945|James Thornton]]; D of [[Buckley-1017|John Buckley]]|| Funeral notice |- | [[Thorp-652|Thorp]]||Douglas Gordon||||4 Oct 1937||12|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/2/25/Thorp-652.jpg 5277534] |- | [[McDonald-5229|Thurbon]] ||Evelyn May||||15 Apr 1920||32|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/2/24/McDonald-5229.jpg 5277369] |- | [[Tindall-214|Tindall]] ||James Duncan||||7 Dec 1950||81||w/Sarah Tindall|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/8/8a/Tindall-214.jpg 5277255] |- | [[Peters-4938|Tindall]] ||Sarah||||13 Oct 1957||80||w/James Duncan Tindall|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/8/8a/Tindall-214.jpg 5277255] |- | [[Tindall-346|Tindall]]||Thomas Raymond||7 Nov 1918||6 May 2007||88|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/0/04/Tindall-346.jpg 5277256] |- | [[Gordon-4385|Topping]]||Annie Maria||||19 Aug 1921||64|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/b/ba/Gordon-4385.jpg 5277519] |- | [[Topping-222|Topping]] ||John Goddard||||11 Jan 1938||83|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/b/ba/Gordon-4385.jpg 5277519] |- | [[Topping-247|Topping]]||Alfred John||||14 May 1913||29|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/8/8a/Topping-247.jpg 5277520] |- | [[Driscoll-510|True]]||Mary||||10 Aug 1935||80|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/5/57/Driscoll-510.jpg 5277425] |- | [[Waldock-18|Waldock]]||Mary||||19 Jul 1959||32|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/9/92/Waldock-18.jpg 5277240] |- | [[Waldock-16|Waldock]]||Baden Robert||||17 Jul 1976||75|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/d/d5/Waldock-16.jpg 5277241] |- | [[Rankin-2148|Waldock]]||Catherine Mildred||||20 Jul 1999||96|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/5/5f/Rankin-2148.jpg 5277242] |- | [[Waldock-17|Waldock]]||Donald Robert||||30 Jun 1999||74|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/c/ce/Waldock-17.jpg 5277243] |- | [[Summerell-59|Walker]]||Caroline Katherine||||12 Nov 1986||||W of [[Walker-18985|William Elias Walker]]|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/9/9c/Summerell-59.jpg 5277257] |- | [[Walker-18985|Walker]]||William Elias||||27 Mar 1948||||H of [[Summerell-59|Caroline Katherine Walker]]|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/c/c7/Walker-18985.jpg 5277315] |- | [[Waller-1924|Waller]]||Robert Ian||1 Nov 1950||24 Jan 2001||||F of Shane,Luke|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/5/5e/Waller-1924.jpg 5277347] |- | [[Brown-42153|Waller]]||Betty||1 Apr 1928||20 Dec 2001||||nee Brown|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/5/50/Brown-42153.jpg 5277348] |- | [[Clark-25111|Walmsley]]||Katherine Emma||15 Feb 1902||30 Oct 1981||||D of Catherine & William Clark|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/4/4f/Clark-25111.jpg 5277525] |- | [[Ward-12982|Ward]]||Bernard Eugene||13 Mr 1917||4 Feb 1956||37||H of [[James-7958|Joyce]]; F of Dawn,Robyn,Wendy|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/6/6c/Ward-12982.jpg 5277263] |- | [[Unknown-297139|Webster]]||Christina||||24 Oct 1943||73||M of John|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/c/c9/Webster-5081.jpg 5277197] |- | [[Webster-5081|Webster]]||John||||20 May 1920||15||S of Christina|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/c/c9/Webster-5081.jpg 5277197] |- | [[Rankin-2234|Webster]]||Olive May||||8 Jun 1952||72|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/6/6f/Rankin-2234.jpg 5277199] |- | [[Webster-5079|Webster]] ||John||||24 Mar 1957||86|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/c/c5/Webster-5079.jpg 5277200] |- | [[Payten-16|Willatt]] ||Paula Mary||29 Sep 1950||4 Dec 2000||||nee Payten|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/4/43/Robinson-15069.jpg 5277327] |- | [[Williams-36072|Williams]]||Robert John||||25 Sep 1955||84|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/3/3c/Williams-36072.jpg 5277202] |- | [[Crawford-8522|Williams]]||Jessie||||3 Jul 1927||85|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/9/96/Crawford-8522.jpg 5277205] |- | [[Bateman-1351|Williams]]||Monica Elizabeth||||||84|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/8/89/Bateman-1351.jpg 5277353] |- | [[Williams-36077|Williams]]||Herbert Joffre (Joff)||||6 Aug 1989||74|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/0/0f/Williams-36077.jpg 5277354] |- | [[Williams-36073|Williams]]||John James (Jack)||22 Jul 1907||2 Mar 2004||96|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/f/fe/Williams-36073.jpg 5277355] |- | [[Madden-1060|Williams]]||Jean Catherine||||3 Sep 1976||62|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/0/0f/Madden-1060.jpg 5277356] |- | [[Williams-36074|Williams]]||Alexander Robert||||23 Jun 1990||79|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/5/5c/Williams-36074.jpg 5277357] |- | [[Britten-91|Williams]]||Audrey Eileen||||15 Jan 1976||62|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/e/e9/Britten-91.jpg 5277358] |- | [[Hayden-1852|Williams]]||Sarah||27 Jul 1875||27 Jul 1955|||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/3/34/Hayden-1852.jpg 5277360] |- | [[Williams-36075|Williams]]||David Alexander Robert (Bert)||24 Mar 1943||6 Jan 2004||||S of Alec & Eileen Williams|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/5/58/Williams-36075.jpg 5277361] |- | [[Williams-34695|Williams]]||George||||13 Sep 1906||67||H of [[Crawford-8522|Janet]]|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/e/e5/Williams-34695.jpg 5277499] |- | [[Wroe-154|Wroe]] ||Neva Myra||31 Aug 1931||28 Oct 1936||||D of Althea & Ernie Wroe|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/8/85/Wroe-154.jpg 5277236] |- | |} ==Other websites with lists for this cemetery== * [http://www.australiancemeteries.com/nsw/cooma/nimmitabel_data.htm Australian Cemeteries]
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==''Projenitors and their Monaro DNA Descendants''== There is a good history of the first McDonalds to settle Nimmitabel on the Monaro at [http://www.monaropioneers.com/nimmitabel/pioneers/mcdonald-d.htm Monaro Pioneers] .Many of these Monaro settlers initially worked for the Campbell's at Duntroon. [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Campbell_(1769–1846 Robert Campbell 1769-1846] A similar migration of Moidart McDonalds to Saint John's, now Prince Edward Island occurred several generations earlier under the leadership of [[MacDonald-2360|John, 8th of Glenaladale]]. Descendants of both groups still share DNA. McDonald founding couples include: *[[McDonald-7813| Donald 1810 Port a'Bhata, brother of Catherine 1805]] and [[McDonald-7814|Marcella B. 10 Jul 1811 in Appen]], Invernesshire, Scotland.D. 16 Jul 1894 in Square Range, Nimmitabel NSW established ''Glenfinnan'' immigrated on the “British King” in 1839. ''Glenfinnan'' held by Alex in 1885 Glenfinnon Nimitybelle Alex McDonald 500 4 4 430 [http://www.monaropioneers.com/nimmitabel/town-history/1885-land-return.htm 1885 Land Return] *[[McDonald-7768|Dougald McDonald Born 10 Mar 1782 in Appin, Argyleshire]], Scotland 10 Oct 1861)]] m. [[MacDonald-4958|Margaret Maigrass MacDonald (1794 Moidart, Inverness-shire - 04 Jun 1854)]] on 2 Dec 1809 established ''Square Range''. They and their family of adult children immigrated on the “British King” in 1839. *[[McDonald-16892|Duncan McDonald born 1763, Moidart]], Inverness, Scotland; died 16 Feb 1857, Mohawk Station established ''Mohawk Station'' 1850 on the Maclaughlin River near Nimmitabel. Duncan, Mary and their 11 children immigrated on the “British King” in 1839 *[[McDonald-7565|Duncan 1800]] and [[McDonald-7750|Catherine 1805, sister of Donald 1810]], daughter of Angus mor of Cranachan both of Boleskine at their marriage on 6 January 1826. Duncan, Catherine and their four children migrated on the Midlothian 13 Dec 1837, settling at ''Burrangundra'' . By 1885 the property was three seperate holdings **Burrangundra Nimitybelle McDonald Bros 5,000 2,000 **Burrangundra Nimitybelle Angus McDoanld 5 60 1 **Burrangundra Nimitybelle Alexander Mc Donald 300 8 40 2,500 [http://www.monaropioneers.com/nimmitabel/town-history/1885-land-return.htm 1885 Land Return] **Donald and Catherine's uncle Archibald also worked for Robert Campbell and came to own the Royalla and Uriarra properties in Canberra relationship under investigationhttps://www.genealogy.com/forum/surnames/topics/macdonald/230/ [http://freepages.rootsweb.com/~braidwood/genealogy/pafg39.htm#27602| Braidwood] *[[McDonald-1238| John 1801 in Knoydart]] established "Thistlebrook" Station near Nimmitabel. John married Sarah Scott in 1829 in Knoydart, Invernesshire, Scotland. John and Sarah immigrated on the William Nichol 1837 They are descended from the following lines in the Highlands, mapped at {{Image|file=McDonald-16890-2.jpg |caption=Map of our Invernesshire McDonald line }} Parishes shown at [[http://www.highlandroots.org/Genealogy/Genealogy-Images/Parish%20Map%20-%20Inverness.png\Highland roots]]: * Moidart / [http://www.moidart.org.uk/datasets/portabhata.htm| Port a'Bhata] near Eilan Shona on Lake Moidart ''Clanranald'' Murray discusses which Estates the lands belong to, eg Kinlochmoidart Estate which included the farms at Lochans, Island Shona and the land between the Kinlochmoidart property and Lochshiel [http://www.moidart.org.uk/datasets/michaelmurray/Part%2003.pdf Moidart Estates] "Among the Clanranalds" describes McDonalds of the "rough bounds". The "rough bounds" extend from Loch Sninart (south) to Loh Hourh (north-east) include Ardnamurchan, Moidart, Knoydart, Arisaig and North and South Morar. Revd Charles McDonald pg 64 in [https://www.electricscotland.com/webclans/m/macdonald/macdonaldbardsfr00macd.pdf MacDonald Bards from medieval times, KN MacDonald Edinburgh 1900] *The Cranachan settlement founded by Moidart McDonalds after 1660 [[MacDonald-7244|Angus Cranachan b 1660]] ''Clanranald''. *Boleskine near Fort William ''Clanranald'' * Glencoe, Argyl ''Clanranald'' ''DNA Descendants'' *[[McDonald-7805|Jean]] is a descendant of **Donald McDonald 1740 Cranachan (Mother Mary line), Angus mor Catherine Roderick Christina and Angus mor Donald (1810 Port a'Bhata) married Marcella their son Dougald 1854 married Christina **John Glencoe, Argyl 1730 through Dougald (Appin, Arg. 1782 ) his daughter Marcella (Appen Inv. 1811 ) **Ewan 1770 through his daughter Margaret Maigrass (1794 Moidart) **Duncan 1800 Boleskine and his wife Catherine 1800, son Roderick m [[Campbell-15040|Mary Campbell]] d. Christina *[[McDonald-11532|Malcolm]] is a Descendant of **[[McDonald-9440|John McDonald 1730 - 1785 Glencoe, Argyll]] Paternal line through Dougald 1782 his son Angus 1821 m Isabella 1840 ***Malcolm's Y-DNA (from John of Glencoe) has been tested at 67 markers, RM-269. This shows a relationship to MacDonalds who had resided in the Glenorchy to Kilmallie districts and by the 1750s resided on the MacLean of Ardgour Estate in Kilmallie parish:- reference MacLean of Ardgour papers, courtesy Fiona MacLean of Ardgour. This is confirmed by the DNA matching of a 67 DNA sample of only 2 MacDonalds 13 24 15 10 with an unusual 28 at 449 who have mutated differently at YCA b, (FamilyTreeDNA y-search open site) &SHOAD, connecting the two families back 6 generations to:- John McDonald, married 1779 and Dougal McDonald married 1788, Kilmallie Parish. John and family later resided at Corran on the MacLean of Ardgour estate, Kilmallie Parish, close to the matching DNA family of Dougal Macdonald at Blaich on the Ardgour Estate, and other relatives. ***Malcolm and Jean are third cousins on this line) **Ewan 1770 through his daughter Margaret Maigrass her son Angus 1821 m Isabella 1840 (Malcolm and Jean are third cousins on this line) **John McDonald m abt 1801 - 08 Apr 1869 and Sarah Scott 1809 - 1871 their daughter Isabella 1840 *Starr [[McDonald-8323|Clifford line ]] (Terence and Carmel are siblings and Patricia is a first cousin once removed. ) are descendants of **John 1730 through Dougald his son David **Ewan 1770 through his daughter Margaret Maigrass great grandson David Hamilton Born 8 Mar 1823 in Moidart, m Helen mc 1875 bombala p96 m Clifford d David David McDonald **Campbell sisters [[Campbell-15040|Mary 1829]] and Catherine 1831 married brothers Roderick and Samuel McDonald grandsons of Angus Mor and Duncan McDonald born 1800 in Boleskine, Inverness-shire, Husband of Catherine McDonald — married 6 Jan 1826 in Boleskine, Inverness . Starr DNA matches are descended from Catherine and Samuel son Archibald's daughter Mary Eileen McDONALD Apr 19 1906 Tumut, July 27 1997 Lismore, New South Wales, married D Clifford ( some are double second cousins to Jean on this line, some 2C1R) *Hamilton [[McDonald-9413|Laura]] **Ewan 1770 through his daughter Margaret Maigrass Laura McDonald 1872 Tombong m Alexander Hamilton 1893, sisters Vida and Helen **John 1730 through Dougald his son David **Duncan 1800 Boleskine and his wife Catherine 1800, son Samuel m Catherine Campbell sister of Mary **also Catherine Campbell (married Samuel, Rod brother) (Hamilton and Jean are third cousins on this line) ==DNA matches== ''DNA matches to Victorian cousins'' * Donald II Cranachan **[[Spicer-2088|MS]] gedmatch GEDCom family=7169787 **emgA 16cM to LH descendant of Donald McDonald Birth 18 september, 1857•Geelong, Victoria, Death 16 july, 1937•Waubra, son of alexander kinlochmoidart https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/217026073/donald-mcdonald (Torney Family Tree) ''DNA matches Canada and USA'' '' maryjean to :'' *match to Cranachan line **amg 5th great granddaughter of [[MacDonald-590|Donald Cranachan MacDonald (1700)]] em 8/11/18www.ancestry.ie/boards/thread.aspx?mv=flat&m=645&p=localities.britisles.scotland.westernisles **Cranachan [[Clark-25877|Gary Clark]] also gedmatch GEDCom family=6751705 *Kinloch Moidart MacDonalds **SKMcD triangulated segments with jeannestein **DCMP Gillis (3.9 generations) SM A442605 **match [[McMillan-1208|Nancy McMillan Gillis]] Sargent Gillis, note [[MacDonald-2581|Ranald MacDonald 1766 of Eilan Shona]] migrated to Inverness, Nova Scotia also in this family. *match Gillis *Matches to: **Descendants of James are a DNA match to multiple descendants (ksargent) of [[MacDonald-1944|Archibald "Gilleasbuig na Ceapaich" MacDonald]], born about 1630 in Keppoch, Lochaber, Inverness-shire, Scotland **[[Lamey-135|Dan]] 25cM gedmatch ** John (Pioneer) Macdonald, ( b. 1760, Kinlochmoidart, Inverness-shire, Scotland, Antigonish, Nova Scotia, SB 16.8 cM gedmatch ''emgA to descendant of '': *[[McDonald-13891|Angus Ban A M' hunial McDonald B:Sep 1744 Mhuineil Farm, Knoydart]] Scotland who helped organise a [https://www.ambaile.org.uk/asset/43909/1/ McDonald migration in 1786 to Glengarry, Ontario Canada] his grand daughter Flora McDonald 1788–1855 married Alex Kennedy 1784–1855 Lochaber to Ontario ==McDonald migrations to Australia== ''Victorian cousins'' *Prayers and pastures [http://www.moidart.org.uk/datasets/michaelmurray/Prayers%20and%20Pastures.pdf] *"Island and Highland Emigration Society", immigrants to Victoria Records show five heads of families were among those who received such loans as follows: Alexander MacDonald, Donald MacDonald, Angus MacDonald, Mary MacDonald, Alexander MacDonald. These five with their families had emigrated from Kinlochmoidart in 1852, in the ship "Allison". In the same ship there also emigrated from Glenuig Moidart a family of which the head was Norman MacDonald. In 1854 it ''Migrants to Australia named in The Clan Donald: Volume 3. Inverness, Scotland.'' *[[MacDonald-4101|Angus MacDonald, VII of Tulloch]], married a daughter of MacDonald of Aberarder and had: **Ranald, who emigrated to America. His male heirs, if any exist, are not known. **Grace, who married a Mr. MacIntyre, with issue, and went to Australia *Aloysius , son of Archibald, son of Donald Ruahd of Torgulbin, who went to Australia pp 447 *Reginalda, daughter of Ranald a Gordon Highlander, son of Alexander of Garravabeg, married Neil Rankin with issue in Australia pp 449-50 *Alexander son of Alexander of Garravabeg, m Miss Maclean of the Drimnin family had Ranald and several daughters who went to Australia pp 448-49 Northern Counties Publishing Company Ltd. http://archive.org/stream/clandonald03macduoft#page/446/mode/2up ''Migrants to Australia named in Alexander Mackenzie :: History of the Macdonalds and Lords of the Isles; with genealogies of the principal families of the name'' : *Kinloch Moidart 457-67 *Keppoch 479-501 *Inch 502-04 from Angus Ban married on the 31st march 1752 Christina, daughter of Archibald MacDonald of Achnancoichan **son Archibald Inch p503 3)Angus who married Mary, daughter of Colonel macDonnell of Morar with issue Archibald francis and georgina all of whom emigrated to Australia **p504 from 7. Alexandrina who married Allan MacDonald of Lochans issue [[McDonald-24052|Allana]] who married Archibald MacDonald Moy her brother in law, issue Alexander Allana Alexina emigrated to Australia ==Scotland connections== *Kilmonivaig, Invernesshire sisters Mary Kennedy 77 and Sarah Mac Donald 81 Civil Parish: Ardnamurchan County: Inverness Address: Glenfinnan 1851 Scotland Census Parish Number: 505Occupation: Widow Sister ED: 10 Page: 6 Household schedule number: 5 Line: 16 Roll: CSSCT1851_108 ==Canada migrations== *Pearl 1773 [[MacDonell-333|MacDonell-333]] ==Sources==
Nine Years War in Ireland 1593 to 1603
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[[Category: Ireland, Military History]] [[Category: Nine Years' War (Ireland)]] [[Category:Irish_Military_Diaspora]] During the long, drawn out process of the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tudor_conquest_of_Ireland Tudor conquest of Ireland]; '''THE NINE YEARS' WAR 1594 -1603''' (Irish: Cogadh na Naoi mBliana) (sometimes called '''Tyrone's Rebellion''') was a struggle between the forces of Gaelic Irish chieftains [[O'Neill-1555|Hugh O'Neill]] of Tír Eoghain, [[Ó_Domhnaill-9|Hugh Roe O'Donnell]] of Tír Chonaill and their allies, against a final push by the English to complete their rule of authority over the whole island of Ireland. The war was fought in all parts of the country, but mainly in the northern province of Ulster. It ended in defeat for the Irish chieftains, which led to their exile in the Flight of the Earls to Spain from Rathmullan, Co Donegal, on September 14th 1607; and to the subsequent Plantation of Ulster with people from England and the Scottish Borders. {{Image|file=Valerie_s_one_off_images-10.png |caption=Ireland c. 1600}} == Issues leading up to [[O'Neill-1555|Tyrone's]] open rebellion in 1595 == 1534 - 1535 - the Kildare Rebellion in which [[Fitzgerald-3082|Thomas FitzGerald]],10th Earl of Kildare publicly renounced his allegiance to his cousin King Henry VIII of England, Lord of Ireland In 1539, [[Ó Domhnaill-5|Manus O'Donnell]] and [[O'Neill-1541|Conn O'Neill]] led a raiding party into the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Pale English Pale] around Dublin. 1569 - 1573 [http://www.theirishstory.com/2015/09/23/the-desmond-rebellions-part-i-the-first-rebellion-1569-73/#.WrXFLsi-kvA The First Desmond Rebellion] led by [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_FitzMaurice_FitzGerald James FitzMaurice FitzGerald] 1571 - [[Tudor-1|Queen Elizabeth I]] authorizes scheme for the Plantation of the Ards Peninsula, Ulster by [[Smith-143020|Thomas Smith]] 1579 - 1583 [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Second_Desmond_Rebellion The Second Desmond Rebellion] led by [[Fitzgerald-2412|Gerald FitzGerald]] 15th Earl of Desmond 1582 - [[Burgh-314 | Ulick Burke]], one time Irish patriot, succeeds to his father's title as 3rd Earl of Clanricarde and declares his allegiance to the English Crown. 1591 - [[FitzWilliam-349|William FitzWilliam]] begins the policy of breaking up the hegemony of Gaelic lordship in Ulster by establishing an English sheriff in each of their territories. 1592 - [[Ó_Domhnaill-9|Hugh Roe O'Donnell]] drives the English sheriff, [[Willis-4808 | Captain Humphrey Willis]] out of Tir Chónaill (County Donegal). 1593 - [[Mag_Uidhir-1|Hugh Maguire]], supported by [[O'Neill-1557|Cormac MacBaron O'Neill]], combine to resist the establishment of [[Willis-4808 | Captain Humphrey Willis]] as Sheriff in Fermanagh. == The Nine Year's War == 1594 - [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Siege_of_Enniskillen_(1594) '''The Siege of Enniskillen'''] - a Gaelic Irish force under [[Mag_Uidhir-1|Hugh Maguire]] and :[[O'Neill-1557|Cormac MacBaron O'Neill]] lay siege to the English garrison at Enniskillen. 7th August 1594 The English, led by Sir Henry Duke and Sir Edward Herbert (Sheriff of Cavan) to supply and reinforce Captain Dowdall's garrison holding the fort at Enniskillen, were met by an Irish attack led by [[Mag_Uidhir-1 |Hugh Maguire]] and [[O'Neill-1557|Sir Cormac O'Neill]] at a ford on the Arney River, resulting in the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_the_Ford_of_the_Biscuits '''Battle of the Ford of the Biscuits'''] from which the English retreated in disorder. O'Neill abandons all pretence of support for the English and joins the Irish rebellion 1595 - The English fort on the River Blackwater comes under siege. [http://www.academia.edu/21114530/The_cockpit_of_Ulster_war_along_the_River_Blackwater_1593-1603 The Cockpit of Ulster - War Along the River Blackwater 1593-1603]. 1595 - [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Clontibret T'''he Battle of Clontibret'''] was fought in County Monaghan, May 1595 between the forces of [[O'Neill-1555|Hugh O'Neill]], 2nd Earl of Tyrone and [[Bagenal-8|Sir Henry Bagenal]] 1595 - [[O'Neill-1555 |Sir Hugh O'Neill]] [[Ó_Domhnaill-9|Hugh Roe O'Donnell]] open negotiation with Spain for military aid in Ireland, bringing Ireland into the arena of the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anglo-Spanish_War_(1585%E2%80%931604) Anglo-Spanish conflict]. 1597 - [[Chichester-29|Sir John Chichester]], Governor of Carrickfergus executed by [[MacDonnell-165|Randal MacDonnell]] 1597 - [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dublin_gunpowder_disaster The Dublin gunpowder disaster] precipitated the rebuilding of Dublin November 1597 - [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Carrickfergus_(1597) '''The Battle of Carickfergus'''] between the English garrison at Carrickfergus led by [[Chichester-29| Sir John Chichester]] and the clan of MacDonnell led by [[MacDonnell-95| James MacSorley MacDonnell]] with support Hugh O'Neill resulted in a defeat for the English and the death of Chichester. August 15, 1598 - [[O'Neill-1555|Sir Hugh O'Neill]] Earl of Tyrone, with [[Ó_Domhnaill-9|Hugh Roe O'Donnell]] & [[Mag_Uidhir-1 |Hugh Maguire]], lead an Irish force to victory over [[Bagenal-8|Sir Henry Bagenal]] and the English at [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_the_Yellow_Ford '''The Battle of Yellow Ford'''] (The Battle of Blackwater) 1599 - [[Devereux-1|Robert Devereux]] Earl of Essex arrives in Ireland with fresh troops, establishes garrisons throughout Munster and south Leitrim; successfully besieging [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Siege_of_Cahir_Castle '''Cahir Castle''']. August 15th 1599 - an English force under [[Clifford-2653 | Sir Conyers Clifford]] moves north with fifteen hundred foot and a hundred horse from Connaught into Ulster in order to create a diversion as [[Devereux-1| Sir Robert Devereux]], the Earl of Essex marches north to divide the forces of [[O'Neill-1555 |Sir Hugh O'Neill]], the Earl of Tyrone in Ulster. Clifford in ambushed and routed by [[Ó_Domhnaill-9|Hugh Roe O'Donnell]] in [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Curlew_Pass '''the Battle of Curlew Pass''']. November 1599 - A cessation of arms agreement between the Irish leader [[O'Neill-1555 |Hugh O'Neill]] and [[Devereux-1| Essex]] who returns to England. [[O'Neill-1555 |Sir Hugh O'Neill]] sues for peace, his terms rejected by [[Cecil-65|Robert Cecil]]. September - October 1600 - [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Moyry_Pass '''The Battle of Moyry Pass'''] between [[O'Neill-1555 |Hugh O'Neill]] and [[Blount-426|Mountjoy]]. 1600 - 1603 - [[Docwra-14|Henry Docwra]] brings a fresh army into Derry with the object of capturing North-West Ulster and bringing the fighting there to an end. He succeeded in cutting [[O'Neill-1555|O'Neill]] off from his allies in the North. 1600 - [[Beare-331| Donal Cam O'Sullivan Beare]] turned his back on the English, giving his allegiance to Hugh O'Neill October 1600 - [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Lifford '''the Battle of Lifford'''] in which the forces of Hugh Roe O'Donnell who held the town were forced to retreat when the town was fired by the combined forces of [[Ó_Domhnaill-6|Niall Garve O'Donnell]], Sir John Bolles and [[O'Neill-3386 |Art O'Neill]] 1601 - [[Carew-426 | Sir George Carew]] Lord President of Munster has retaken most of the principal castles in Munster and divided the Irish forces, negotiating a treaty with [[McCarty-200|Florence MacCarthy]] and wearing down the forces of [[Fitzgerald-4269|James FitzThomas Fitzgerald]] 1601 - [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Siege_of_Donegal '''The siege of Donegal'''] by a force led by Hugh Roe O'Donnell against a the Donegal garrison, Irish troops and Gaelic forces loyal to the English led by Niall Garve O'Donnell. 6th December 1601 - The naval [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Castlehaven '''Battle of Castlehaven'''] off the coast of County Cork between the English and the Spanish. December 24, 1601 - [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Siege_of_Kinsale '''The Battle of Kinsale'''] fought between the invading Spanish commander [[Del_Águila-6 | Juan del Águila]], the English general [[Blount-426|Charles Blount]] (Baron Mountjoy) and the Irish leader [[O'Neill-1555|Hugh O'Neill]] January 2, 1602 - The Spanish forces in Ireland surrendered to the English at Kinsale 5th to 18th June 1602 [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Siege_of_Dunboy '''The seige of Dunboy Castle'''] 1602 - [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burning_of_Dungannon '''The Burning of Dungannon'''] - with the approach of [[Blount-426|Mountjoy's]] forces, [[O'Neill-1555|Hugh O'Neill]] destroys his stronghold at Dungannon, Donegal and withdraws inland. 1602 - '''The March of the''' [[Ó Súileabháin Bhéara-1|'''O'Sullivan Beare''']], 500 km north from the tip of Beara Peninsula at Dursey in County Cork, to Blacklion in the Breifne area of County Leitrim. March 1603 - [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Treaty_of_Mellifont '''The Treaty of Mellifont'''] is signed ending the Nine Years of War in Ireland == Postscript == 4th September 1607 - [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flight_of_the_Earls '''Flight of the Earls'''] - [[O'Neill-1555|Hugh O'Neill, Earl of Tyrone]] (Aodh Mór Ó Néill) and [[Ó_Domhnaill-10|Rory O'Donnell, 1st Earl of Tyrconnell]] (Rudhraighe Ó Domhnaill) 1608 - [[Ó_Dochartaigh-3|O'Doherty's]] [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/O%27Doherty%27s_rebellion rebellion] and the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burning_of_Derry '''Burning of Derry'''] == Sources ==
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[[Category:One Name Studies]] [[Category:One Name Studies Project, Showcase]] [[Category:Nisbet Name Study]] [[Category:DNA Projects]] __NOTOC__ ==About the Project== The Nisbet Name Study project serves as a collaborative platform to collect information on the [https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/Nisbet Nisbet] name. The hope is that other researchers like you will [[#How to Join|join the study]] to help make it a valuable reference point for other genealogists who are researching or have an interest in the Nisbet name. As a One Name Study, this project is not limited to persons who are related biologically. Individual [[#Teams|team studies]] can be used to branch out the research into specific methods and areas of interest, such as geographically (England Nisbets), by time period (18th Century Nisbets), or by topic (NisbetDNA, Nisbet Occupations, Nisbet Statistics). These studies may also include a number of family branches which have no immediate link with each other. Some researchers may even be motivated to go beyond the profile identification and research stage to compile fully sourced, single-family histories of some of the families they discover through this name study project. The mission of the Nisbet Name Project is to become a knowledge hub for NN=(Nesbit(t)/Nisbet(t)) research. We can achieve this by working on profiles of all NNS, to increase the number of NN profiles on WikiTree, and ensure they meet the highest standards possible. I have done my best to compromise -It can be a problem between what you can teach the mainstream - what they understand and what the project trails want. Trying to find a happy middle that is acceptable by both and can be justified is not easy. (Jean Skar) '''We aim to provide the most complete, well documented, best sourced, accurate genealogy in a one-large-tree format, with well written Biographies.''' * promoting the entries of those bearing the name Nisbet(t)/Nesbit(t) on Wikitree. * ensuring entries appearing on Wikitree '''are as accurate as possible, correcting mistakes once spotted.''' * encouraging interest in and study of Family Nisbet/Nesbitt. *Project Preference for sourcing - As you become more experienced and start to collaborate with other WikiTreers '''you will need to learn how to create references, i.e. footnotes, endnotes, or citations. '''After stating a fact for which you have a source, surround the reference with these tags: < ref > ... < /ref > The C button on the edit toolbar will automatically create them: === Name & Variations === Naibett, Naisbet, Naisbett, Naisbit, Naisbitt, Naiset, Nechisbet, Neebith, Neisbayt, Neisbit, Neisbitt, Nesbeit, Nesbert, Nesbet, Nesbeth, Nesbett, Nesbit, Nesbite, Nesbith, Nesbitishill, Nesbitt, Nesbut, Nesbuth, Nesbutt, Nesbyt, Nesbyte, Nesbyth, Nesbythe, Nes-Dret, Nesebeht, Nesebite, Nesebith, Nesebyte, Nessbitt, Nesyt, Nezebet, Nezebeth, Nezebuth, Nisbert, Nisbet, Nisbett, Nisbit, Nisbite, Nisbitt, Nisbythe, Nispitt, Nizbet, Nysbet, Nysbett, Nysbit, Nysit, Nyspet, Nyzbet '''ORIGIN''' Description: ‘A headland’. Or ‘the nose’, Nisbet - Lands and name The assumption is that this is an Old English coining as (nesu + bite Interesting Nes and Bit in Norwegian would have a very similar meaning Supposedly from the Northern Middle English "nese", nose plus either the Old English pre 7th Century word "bita" meaning mouthful, or piece of ground, or "byht", a bend (in a river). The place names could therefore mean either a piece of raised land shaped like a nose, or a bend in a river shaped like a nose. The surname probably also arose independently from numerous Scottish and Northern English locations named Nesbit(t)/Nisbet(t) some were: *Nisbet in Berwickshire 1139 *Township of Nesbit place name dates back to 1250 in County Durham. *Hamlets East and West Nisbet Berwickshire *Nisbet Lanarkshire mentioned as early as 1367 *West Nisbet in the barony of Pencaitland, Haddingtonshire 1474&77 *Village of Nisbet Roxburghshire *Nesbit, a township in the parish of Stamfordham, county Northumberland ==How to Join== To join the Nisbet Name Study, first start out by browsing our current [[#Teams|teams]] (NONE so far) to see if there is a specific study ongoing that fits your interests. If so, feel free to add your name to the Membership list below, post an introduction comment on the specific team page, and then dive right in! If a [[#Teams|team]] (NONE so far) does not yet exist for your particular area of interest, please contact the '''Name Study Coordinator: [[Tennant-1217|Jean Skar]] ''' for assistance. Please :- *Contact the project leader [[Tennant-1217|Jean Skar]], *Add your name and research interests to the list below. *Add our Member sticker to YOUR own NN profiles''' only your own''' !! {{Member|ONS|name=Nisbet}} '''To show General Project Affiliation that you are a member of the Nisbet Name Study, use this on your own profile:''' {{Member|ONS|name=Nisbet}} {{Clear}} *Add our categories to your profiles, See https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Category:Nisbet_Name_Study for those we have so far !! Not everyone likes Stickers, so as an alternative you can just add the category, making everyone happy. Another alternative add the image not the sticker to any of the NN profiles you manage.''' You are welcome to use the sticker when you know how they work!''' *Any questions ? Ask in the comments box below The project warmly welcomes new members as the number of NN researchers on WikiTree is steadily growing. '''Good luck with your research - add your name below - interest - any other projects you belong to or interested in - and if you have completed any of the trails let us know which one !! See task list below if you might like to help with any. == Participants - (feel free to add your name and area of interest here ) == '''We collaborate-- some of us may be good at sourcing and other at writing, together we can make great profiles.''' We just need to know who wants to do what! *[[Tennant-1217|P Jean Skar]] Nesbitt/Nisbet Society, World Wide Nesbitt/Nisbet FTDNA Y DNA coordinator, WikiTree Team leader for Nesbitt Clan. * * ''Example: [[Wiki-ID|Name]] - I am interested in writing Biographies. or -I am hoping that this research area will help me break down one of my brick walls!'' === Preferences === *'''Last name at birth '''It is usually the formal name as it appears in official documents at the time of birth. However, it may not be exactly what appears in a birth record if: There was a spelling mistake or error in the document,or if the family name was '''more commonly spelled in a different way at the time of the birth''' usually '''Nisbet in Scotland''' and '''Nesbitt in Ireland. Nesbit in England''' *Links extract/transcribe the information --this provides the information if links are no longer found in the future. (in progress)!!!!! *'''We respect Copyright!!''' *Changing what someone else has written often doesn't feel right. But it's what a wiki is all about. People are informed about changes through activity feeds and they can always change things back to the way they were if a mistake is made. These technological features of a wiki mean that changes don't need to be discussed in advance. The pace of collaboration can be faster than that. This is why, WikiTree and NN project encourages members to be bold. BUT generally use their format not yours if they are active unless it is from a ged com etc. '''Quality over quantity!''' The ususal process is to finish one profile - adding locations (including countries), dates, and at least one real source - before moving to the next profile. And if you need help finding reliable information for your family members? Please review the Profile Standards, recommendations and best practices for creating and editing the text of [[Help:Biographies]] before you begin working on profiles. '''Sources''' :A good source citation will enable others to judge the accuracy of the information found on the profile, and will let them independently verify the information by finding the source themselves. Such sources will answer the following 5 questions: :Who - who caused the record to be created :What - the title of the record set :When - when the record was created :Wherein - where in the record set the data was found :Whereat - at which repository is the record set found '''You must include your sources when you add information to WikiTree. It's in our Honor Code''' ==Teams / Research Pages == No Teams so far * Main Category see: [[:Category:Nisbet_Name_Study|Category:Nisbet_Name_Study]] *Scotland [[:Category:Scotland%2C_Nisbet_Name_Study|Category:Scotland Nisbets]] *England [[:Category:England%2C_Nisbet_Name_Study|Category:England Nisbets]] *Ireland [[:Category:Ireland%2C_Nisbet_Name_Study|Category:Ireland Nisbets]] *Australia [[:Category:Australia%2C_Nisbet_Name_Study|Category:Australia Nisbets]] *Canada [[:Category:Canada%2C_Nisbet_Name_Study|Category:Canada Nisbets]] *USA [[:Category:United_States%2C_Nisbet_Name_Study|Category:United_States Nisbets]] == Branches == [[Category: Branch, Nisbet Name Study| Branch]] [[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Category:Branch%2C_Nisbet_Name_Study]] Work in progress. *[[Space:Nesbitt_of_Tullydonnell|Nesbitt of Tullydonnell]] *[[Space:Nisbet of Raecleuch|Nisbet of Raecleuch]] *[[Space:Nesbitt of Tubberdaly|Nesbitt of Tubberdaly]] *[[Space:Nesbitt of Lismore|Nesbitt of Lismore]] === DNA === FTDNA Results see [https://www.familytreedna.com/public/nesbitt-nisbet?iframe=ycolorized|FTDNA Results] == Publications == [[Space:Publications_Nisbet_name_study| Publications Nisbet name study]] Many have some incorrect conclusions printed within, accurate in parts and fatally wrong in other parts. Therefore, please use them merely as a hand-drawn road map and not as a 'bible'. Nisbet of Hardhill is very prone to errors. Known lines with errors in publications * Ancient line of Nisbet of that Ilk * Connections to John the Martyr and his son James * John Nisbet and Sarah Brevard * Nisbet of Dirleton == Task List == Daily/weekly *PRIORITY try and connect all new profiles to the Nisbet global tree (Nisbet line only) *PRIORITY add categories to all new profiles *PRIORITY try and source all new profiles with at least one source if unsourced *Ongoing - see if improvements can be made, especially those that will bring profiles up to WikiTree Style Guide standards *check for unsourced profiles and try an find a source or label them unsourced. *run queries to find errors and correct them *keep up with changes/new apps on WikiTree Time permitting *Update this page as May 2023 the Clan pages, they have now upped the security level and removed any non-Members from the TL. So we need to use this page instead. *Finish and update space pages *Finish Branch Pages *My Person goal add many years of research that I have collected, so it is shared and not lost. (Instead of finishing one profile at a time as recommended) *Write bios after the sources are added *Make space pages and move large quanities of text from profiles *Finish the publication list space pages with links *Redo DNA categories *Try and research and sort out a few problems we have * to me- correct error prone (fix also that category) Nesbit 147
Nisky Hill Cemetery, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania
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[[Category: Nisky Hill Cemetery, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania]] [[Category: Northampton County, Pennsylvania, Cemeteries]] [[Project:Pennsylvania_Cemeteries|Pennsylvania Cemeteries Project]] ===About=== This free space page for the Nisky Hill Cemetery is part of WikiTree's [[Project:Pennsylvania_Cemeteries|Pennsylvania Cemeteries Project]], and was created to document the life and times of our ancestors that are interred there. The Pennsylvania Cemeteries Project is a subproject of the larger [[Project:Cemeteries_of_the_United_States|U.S. Cemeteries Project]]. Nisky Hill Cemetery is located on East Church Street in Bethlehem, Northampton County, Pennsylvania. This page is a work in progress, and will remain so until the Table of Interments (below) is completed. The Table of Interments is a sortable listing of persons interred at this cemetery, some or all of whom are linked to existing WikiTree profiles. ----- ===Contact Information, Location and Map=== Address and Phone
There is no known cemetery office. GPS Coordinates (WGS84)
40.617518, -75.369732 [https://www.google.com/maps/place/Nisky+Hill+Cemetery/@40.617518,-75.369732,17z/data=!3m1!4b1!4m2!3m1!1s0x89c43e4f31980ec3:0xba14c89a2e3fb5f8 Nisky Hill Cemetery on Google Maps] ----- ===Links to Other Online Resources=== * [http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=cr&CRid=191449 Find A Grave] * ''Add resources here'' ----- ===Tasks Completed=== * ''Add tasks you have completed here'' ----- ===To Do=== Project members are needed to: * Assist with data collection and grave marker transcriptions :Additional photography and GPS data collection is needed, and previously collected data can be sent by email to other members willing to assist with transcriptions. * Link to existing WikiTree profiles or create new profiles for each person listed in the Table of Interments :When complete, everyone listed in the Table of Interments will be linked to their own WikiTree profile, and to a photo of their grave marker. The profile you create for a person can include other genealogical and biographical information, additional photos, and a listing of sources for documentation. *Validate links and transcription information :Profile and photo links and transcribed information needs to be cross-checked to ensure accuracy. * Create an audio/video tour of the cemetery :Record a virtual tour of the cemetery that can be viewed as downloadable media on computers, tablets or other device. Such a tour would take the viewer around the cemetery to explore the history of the people buried here. Background information can be supplied. Those with mobile internet access can access online links to more information. ----- ===Table of Interments=== {| class="wikitable sortable" border="1" |+ Sortable table |- ! scope="col" | Name ! scope="col" | Born ! scope="col" | Died ! scope="col" | Age ! scope="col" | Notes ! scope="col" | GPS ! scope="col" class="unsortable" | Photo (click for larger) |- |}
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Nissen Family History
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This is a central page for organizing genealogy related to Nissen families and information about individuals, places, and things named Nissen. (Do you have any info about Nissens or the name? Please join the Trusted List to this page and participate. You can also post a comment or memory below.) === Origins of the Surname Nissen === ??? === Famous and Creative Nissens === * [[Nissen-1|George P. Nissen]] (born 1914) invented the trampoline and promoted its usage as a sport. It became part of the Olympics in 2008. === Towns and Places Named Nissen === Nissen Building in Winston-Salem, NC; the Nissen Building was constructed between 1926 and 1927 by W. M. Nissen, who owned Nissen Wagon Works. The Nissen Building was a 238 foot skyscraper and the tallest building then in North Carolina. It was also the first building in the southeast to be air-conditioned. === Nissens on WikiTree === Here is the current [http://www.wikitree.com/indexes/person/N/NISSEN_1.html Nissen] index. This list is rather sparse right now. Please add yourself if you are a Nissen. When you register on WikiTree or add an ancestor, your additions will automatically be reflected on the index tomorrow. [[Category:Surnames]]
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[[Category:Nissen Name Study]] [[Category:One Name Studies]] [[Category:DNA Projects]] {{One Name Study|name=Nissen}} ==Introduction== {{Image|file=European_Flags-43.png |caption=Denmark flag }} [https://www.houseofnames.com/nissen-family-crest Nissen Family Crest] Hello, Welcome to the Nissen Surname Study. The purpose of the Nissen One-Name-Study project is to provide a central and open access place in Wikitree for members who wish to collaborate in researching the Surname Nissen regardless of where those Nissen’s were born or in what era they lived. For the time being this study is focused only on the Nissen surname itself and others with these various similar surnames may join us if they wish or begin their own Name Study. If you would like to join the Study please contact the project leader [[Simpier-2|Andrew Simpier]] or post a comment to the right. If you have any questions, just ask. Thanks! '''Origin of the name Nissen and its meaning''' *[https://www.houseofnames.com/nissen-family-crest House Of Names] *[https://surnames.behindthename.com/name/nissen/submitted Meaning of the Name Nissen] *[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nissen_(surname)?wprov=sfti1 Wikipedia] ==Leaders== *[[Simpier-2|Andrew Simpier]] Leader ==How To Join== #This is an open public project there are no requirements to join. Anyone can view all of the information in this project but only the Trusted List can edit it. #[[Project:One_Name_Studies|One Name Studies project page]] - This a general information page about how Wikitree One Name Study projects work. #Add {{Tag Link|one_name_studies}} to your list of [[Special:Following|followed tags]]. That way you'll see all our discussions in {{G2G}}. #Add {{Tag Link|Nissen}} to your list of [[Special:Following|followed tags]]. That way you'll see all our discussions in {{G2G}}. '''FYI: We are currently looking for volunteers to Join the trusted list to help in the Nissen name study and also those willing to be profile managers''' ==Nissen One-Name-Study Template== Adding this to your profile: {{One Name Study|name=Nissen}}
Will result in this: {{One Name Study|name=Nissen}} ==Goals== #This is a One Name Study to collect together in one place everything about one surname and the variants of that name. The hope is that other researchers like you will join our study to help make it a valuable reference point for people studying lines that cross or intersect. We strongly encourage all those with a knowledge and understanding of the Danish language & culture to join our Name Study & help in our collaborative effort to show the history of the name. #Document and correctly connect all Nissen lines on Wikitree #Add Nissen DNA results to help confirm connections #Create a meaningful bio for each profile so that it represents a person's life #Develop a reference library specifically for Nissen genealogy research #Research the Nissen Surname and it’s Danish roots ==What You Can Do?== #Add the category or template Nissen to all of the Nissen profiles which you manage. [If you add the template it will automatically add the category.] #Make sure the Nissen profiles that you manage have good sources and a biography #Ask questions in G2G if you need genealogy help #Post comments in the boxes on this page to share Nissen Genealogy information #Link Nissen Space Pages to this Project Page. #If you are interested in a new “Nissen” category [e.g. Nissen’s form a particular location, etc.] let your leader know. ==Task List== #Create Subcategory of regions for the surname Nissen #Updating unsourced Nissen Surname Profiles with sources #Find the parents of [[Nissen-296|George Jorgen Nissen]] #Find resources and Info for the Nissen Surname #Add to the discussion about the Danish Origins of the name Nissen and it’s variant forms Will you join me? Please post a comment here on this page, in [https://www.WikiTree.com/g2g G2G] using the project tag, or [https://www.WikiTree.com/index.php?title=Special:PrivateMessage&who=19106179 send me a private message]. Thanks! == Links == '''Quick links:''' * [http://nyshistoricnewspapers.org./ NYHISTORICNEWSPAPERS]: has many options for searching for your '''New York ancestor'''. == Sources ==
Welcome to the Nissen One Name Study!
Will result in this: {{One Name Study|name=Nissen}} ==Goals== #This is a One Name Study to collect together in one place everything about one surname and the variants of that name. The hope is that other researchers like you will join our study to help make it a valuable reference point for people studying lines that cross or intersect. We strongly encourage all those with a knowledge and understanding of the Danish language & culture to join our Name Study & help in our collaborative effort to show the history of the name. #Document and correctly connect all Nissen lines on Wikitree #Add Nissen DNA results to help confirm connections #Create a meaningful bio for each profile so that it represents a person's life #Develop a reference library specifically for Nissen genealogy research #Research the Nissen Surname and it’s Danish roots ==What You Can Do?== #Add the category or template Nissen to all of the Nissen profiles which you manage. [If you add the template it will automatically add the category.] #Make sure the Nissen profiles that you manage have good sources and a biography #Ask questions in G2G if you need genealogy help #Post comments in the boxes on this page to share Nissen Genealogy information #Link Nissen Space Pages to this Project Page. #If you are interested in a new “Nissen” category [e.g. Nissen’s form a particular location, etc.] let your leader know. ==Task List== #Create Subcategory of regions for the surname Nissen #Updating unsourced Nissen Surname Profiles with sources #Find the parents of [[Nissen-296|George Jorgen Nissen]] #Find resources and Info for the Nissen Surname #Add to the discussion about the Danish Origins of the name Nissen and it’s variant forms Will you join me? Please post a comment here on this page, in [https://www.WikiTree.com/g2g G2G] using the project tag, or [https://www.WikiTree.com/index.php?title=Special:PrivateMessage&who=19106179 send me a private message]. Thanks! == Links == '''Quick links:''' * [http://nyshistoricnewspapers.org./ NYHISTORICNEWSPAPERS]: has many options for searching for your '''New York ancestor'''. == Sources ==
Nobel Physicist Connections
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[[Category: Notables Project]] [[Category: Nobel Laureates]] The goal of this project is to provide a reference for which physics Nobel prize winners have been connected to the world tree. For now it is just a table of names and states. It could become something more. This not so much a project as a home for the table. There is also [https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/765898/connecting-nobel-prize-winning-physicists-to-the-world-tree an ongoing G2G discusson.] I ([[Ryan-9250|Steve Ryan]]) am the creator of this page and also the manager of quite a few physicist profiles. If you have an interest in some subset of them, please let me know. I would be more than happy to share or hand over management of any of them. Apologies for slow response on email - I tend to check my "Nav Home Page" often, but email rarely. Handy references: [[:Category: Nobel Laureates|Wikitree's Nobel Laureates of the 20th Century]] and [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Nobel_laureates_in_Physics Wikipedia's list of physics laureates] Here are some of the tasks that I think need to be done. * See the table below, To Do column, for ideas. * Create initial profiles of each Nobel prize winner. * Categorize existing winners with "Nobel Laureates of the 20th Century" (or 21st where appropriate) and Physicists.
Category: Nobel Laureates and Category:Physicists (in double square brackets) are now preferred. * Also add the Notables Sticker (those two words in double curly brackets). Note that capitalization is important in those templates. "Notables sticker" won't work, for example. * Add documented relatives until you connect to someone with a connection to the main tree. * Update the table if you accomplish these things, or if you find errors. * Create a page with the wikitree API which updates the table (or at least key fields) automatically. An easy way to edit the table would be nice too. I'm not tracking this, but of course making really complete, accurate profiles of the laureates would be a great service. Those marked "Done" are connected, but many of those have plenty of room for improvement. Note that the table has many blank entries in recent years. This is mainly because it is harder to connect people who are alive, or whose family is alive, since profiles are private. Don't let this stop you from working on more recent laureates who are of interest to you. 1916, 1931, 1934, and 1940-1942 have no entries due to wars or other interruptions. {| border="2" class="sortable" style="width: 100%;" !Year!!Laureate (wikipedia)!!Wikitree!!Profile?!!Categories?!!Connected?!!To Do!!Birth!!Death |- |1901||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wilhelm_R%C3%B6ntgen Wilhelm Conrad Röntgen]||[[Röntgen-18|Röntgen-18]]||Y||Y||Y||Done||1845||1923 |- |1902||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hendrik_Lorentz Hendrik Lorentz]||[[Lorentz-398|Lorentz-398]]||Y||Y||Y||Done||1853||1928 |- |1902||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pieter_Zeeman Pieter Zeeman]||[[Zeeman-65|Zeeman-65]]||Y||Y||Y||Done||1865||1943 |- |1903||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henri_Becquerel Antoine Henri Becquerel]||[[Becquerel-1|Becquerel-1]]||Y||Y||Y||Done||1852||1908 |- |1903||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pierre_Curie Pierre Curie]||[[Curie-28|Curie-28]]||Y||Y||Y||Done||1859||1906 |- 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Kastler]]||Y||Y||N||Check Status||1902||1984 |- |1967||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hans_Bethe Hans Albrecht Bethe]||[[Bethe-26|Bethe-26]]||Y||Y||Y||Done||1906||2005 |- |1968||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Luis_Walter_Alvarez Luis Walter Alvarez]||[[Alvarez-1581]]||Y||Y||Y||Done||1911||1988 |- |1969||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murray_Gell-Mann Murray Gell-Mann]||[[Gell-Mann-1|Murray Gell-Mann]]||Y||Y||Y||Done||1929||2019 |- |1970||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hannes_Alfv%C3%A9n Hannes Olof Gösta Alfvén]||[[Alfvén-2|Hannes Olof Gösta Alfvén]]||Y||Y||Y||Done||1908||1995 |- |1970||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Louis_N%C3%A9el Louis Néel]||n/a||N||N||||Check Status||1904||2000 |- |1971||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dennis_Gabor Dennis Gabor]||[[Gabor-26|Dennis Gabor]]||Y||Y||Y||Done||1900||1979 |- |1972||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Bardeen John Bardeen]||[[Bardeen-27|Bardeen-27]]||Y||Y||Y||Done||1908||1991 |- |1972||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leon_Cooper Leon Neil Cooper]||n/a||N||N||||Check Status||1930||Living |- |1972||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Robert_Schrieffer John Robert Schrieffer]||n/a||N||N||||Check Status||1931||2019 |- |1973||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leo_Esaki Leo Esaki]||n/a||N||N||||Check Status||1925||living |- |1973||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ivar_Giaever Ivar Giaever]||n/a||N||N||||Check Status||1929||Living |- |1973||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brian_Josephson Brian David Josephson]||n/a||N||N||||Check Status||1940||Living |- |1974||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antony_Hewish Antony Hewish]||n/a||N||N||||Check Status||1924|| 2021 |- |1974||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Martin_Ryle Martin Ryle]||[[Ryle-29|Martin Ryle (1918-1984)]]||Y||Y||Y||needs biography||1918||1984 |- |1975||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aage_Bohr Aage Bohr]||[[Bohr-193|Bohr-193]]||Y||Y||Y||Done||1922||2009 |- |1975||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ben_Roy_Mottelson Ben Roy Mottelson]||n/a||N||N||||Check Status||1926|| 2022 |- |1975||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_Rainwater Leo James Rainwater]||n/a||N||N||||Check Status||1917||1986 |- |1976||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burton_Richter Burton Richter]||n/a||N||N||||Check Status||1931||2018 |- |1976||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Samuel_C._C._Ting Samuel Chao Chung Ting]||n/a||N||N||||Check Status||1936||Living |- |1977||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philip_Warren_Anderson Philip Warren Anderson]||n/a||N||N||||Check Status||1923||2020 |- |1977||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nevill_Francis_Mott Nevill Francis Mott]||[[Mott-2100|Nevill Francis Mott]]||Y||Y||Y||Check Status||1905||1996 |- |1977||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Hasbrouck_Van_Vleck John Hasbrouck Van Vleck]||[[Van_Vleck-124|John Hasbrouck Van Vleck (1899-1980)]]||Y||Y||Y||Check Status||1899||1980 |- |1978||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pyotr_Kapitsa Pyotr Leonidovich Kapitsa]||[[Капи́ца-1|Pyotr Leonidovich (Капи́ца) Kapitsa (1894-1984)]]||Y||Y||N||Look for family||1894||1984 |- |1978||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arno_Allan_Penzias Arno Allan Penzias]||[[Penzias-1|Arno Allan Penzias Ph.D. (1933-2024)]]||Y||Y||N||Look for more Family||1933||2024 |- |1978||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Woodrow_Wilson Robert Woodrow Wilson]||n/a||N||N||||Check Status||1936||living |- |1979||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sheldon_Lee_Glashow Sheldon Lee Glashow]||n/a||N||N||||Check Status||1932||living |- |1979||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abdus_Salam Abdus Salam]||n/a||N||N||||Check Status||1929||1996 |- |1979||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steven_Weinberg Steven Weinberg]||n/a||N||N||||Check Status||1933||living |- |1980||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_Cronin James Watson Cronin]||n/a||N||N||||Check Status||1931||2016 |- |1980||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Val_Logsdon_Fitch Val Logsdon Fitch]||n/a||N||N||||Check Status||1923||2015 |- |1981||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nicolaas_Bloembergen Nicolaas Bloembergen]||[[Bloembergen-23|Nicolaas Bloembergen]]||Y||Y||Y||Done||1920||2017 |- |1981||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arthur_Leonard_Schawlow Arthur Leonard Schawlow]||n/a||N||N||||Check Status||1921||1999 |- |1981||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kai_Siegbahn Kai Manne Börje Siegbahn]||[[Siegbahn-2|Kai Siegbahn]] ||Y||Y||Y||Done||1918||2007 |- |1982||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kenneth_G._Wilson Kenneth G. Wilson]||n/a||N||N||||Check Status||1936||2013 |- |1983||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Subrahmanyan_Chandrasekhar Subrahmanyan Chandrasekhar]||[[Chandrasekhar-3|S. Chandrasekhar]]||Y||Y||N||Look for more Family||1910||1995 |- |1983||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Alfred_Fowler William Alfred Fowler]||n/a||N||N||||Check Status||1911||1995 |- |1984||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Simon_van_der_Meer Simon van der Meer]||n/a||N||N||||Check Status||1925||2011 |- |1984||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carlo_Rubbia Carlo Rubbia]||n/a||N||N||||Check Status||1934||Living |- |1985||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Klaus_von_Klitzing Klaus von Klitzing]||n/a||N||N||||Check Status||1943||Living |- |1986||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gerd_Binnig Gerd Binnig]||n/a||N||N||||Check Status||1947||Living |- |1986||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heinrich_Rohrer Heinrich Rohrer]||n/a||N||N||||Check Status||1933||2013 |- |1986||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ernst_Ruska Ernst Ruska]||n/a||N||N||||Check Status||1906||1988 |- |1987||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Georg_Bednorz Johannes Georg Bednorz]||n/a||N||N||||Check Status||1950||Living |- |1987||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/K._Alex_M%C3%BCller Karl Alexander Müller]||n/a||N||N||||Check Status||1927|| 2023 |- |1988||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leon_M._Lederman Leon Max Lederman]||[[Lederman-58|Leon Lederman]]||Y||Y||N||Look for more Family||1922||2018 |- |1988||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Melvin_Schwartz Melvin Schwartz]||n/a||N||N||||Check Status||1932||2016 |- |1988||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jack_Steinberger Jack Steinberger]||n/a||N||N||||Check Status||1921|| 2020 |- |1989||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hans_Georg_Dehmelt Hans Georg Dehmelt]||n/a||N||N||||Check Status||1922||2017 |- |1989||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wolfgang_Paul Wolfgang Paul]||n/a||N||N||||Check Status||1913||1993 |- |1989||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Norman_Foster_Ramsey_Jr. Norman Foster Ramsey]||[[Ramsey-7538|Norman F. Ramsey]]||Y||Y||Y||Done||1915||2011 |- |1990||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jerome_Isaac_Friedman Jerome I. Friedman]||n/a||N||N||||Check Status||1930|| living |- |1990||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henry_Way_Kendall Henry Way Kendall]||n/a||N||N||||Check Status||1926||1999 |- |1990||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_E._Taylor Richard E. Taylor]||n/a||N||N||||Check Status||1929||2018 |- |1991||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pierre-Gilles_de_Gennes Pierre-Gilles de Gennes]||[[de Gennes-4]]||Y||Y||Y||Done||1932||2007 |- |1992||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Georges_Charpak Georges Charpak]||[[Charpak-1|Charpak-1]]||Y||Y||N||Check Status||1924||2010 |- |1993||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russell_Alan_Hulse Russell Alan Hulse]||n/a||N||N||||Check Status||1950||Living |- |1993||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joseph_Hooton_Taylor_Jr. Joseph Hooton Taylor Jr.]||n/a||N||N||||Check Status||1941||Living |- |1994||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bertram_Brockhouse Bertram Brockhouse]||[[Brockhouse-11|Brockhouse-11]]||Y||Y||Y||Done||1918||2003 |- |1994||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clifford_Shull Clifford Glenwood Shull]||n/a||N||N||||Check Status||1915||2001 |- |1995||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Martin_Lewis_Perl Martin Lewis Perl]||n/a||N||N||||Check Status||1927||2014 |- |1995||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frederick_Reines Frederick Reines]||n/a||N||N||||Check Status||1918||1998 |- |1996||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Lee_(physicist) David Morris Lee]||n/a||N||N||||Check Status||1931||Living |- |1996||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Douglas_Osheroff Douglas D. Osheroff]||n/a||N||N||||Check Status||1945||Living |- |1996||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Coleman_Richardson Robert Coleman Richardson]||n/a||N||N||||Check Status||1937||2013 |- |1997||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steven_Chu Steven Chu]||n/a||N||N||||Check Status||1948||Living |- |1997||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Claude_Cohen-Tannoudji Claude Cohen-Tannoudji]||n/a||N||N||||Check Status||1933||living |- |1997||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Daniel_Phillips William Daniel Phillips]||n/a||N||N||||Check Status||1948||Living |- |1998||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_B._Laughlin Robert B. Laughlin]||n/a||N||N||||Check Status||1950||Living |- |1998||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Horst_Ludwig_St%C3%B6rmer Horst Ludwig Störmer]||n/a||N||N||||Check Status||1949||Living |- |1998||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daniel_C._Tsui Daniel Chee Tsui]||n/a||N||N||||Check Status||1939||Living |- |1999||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gerard_%27t_Hooft Gerard 't Hooft]||n/a||N||N||||Check Status||1946||Living |- |1999||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Martinus_J._G._Veltman Martinus J. G. Veltman]||n/a||N||N||||Check Status||1931||2021 |- |2000||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zhores_Alferov Zhores Ivanovich Alferov]||n/a||N||N||||Check Status||1930||2019 |- |2000||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jack_Kilby Jack St. Clair Kilby]||n/a||N||N||||Check Status||1923||2005 |- |2000||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Herbert_Kroemer Herbert Kroemer]||n/a||N||N||||Check Status||1928 || living |- |2001||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eric_Allin_Cornell Eric Allin Cornell]||n/a||N||N||||Check Status||1961 || living |- |2001||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wolfgang_Ketterle Wolfgang Ketterle]||n/a||N||N||||Check Status||1957 || living |- |2001||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carl_Wieman Carl Edwin Wieman]||n/a||N||N||||Check Status||1951 || living |- |2002||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Raymond_Davis_Jr. Raymond Davis Jr.]||n/a||N||N||||Check Status||1914||2006 |- |2002||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Riccardo_Giacconi Riccardo Giacconi]||n/a||N||N||||Check Status||1931||2018 |- |2002||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Masatoshi_Koshiba Masatoshi Koshiba]||n/a||N||N||||Check Status||1926||2020 |- |2003||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alexei_Alexeyevich_Abrikosov Alexei Alexeyevich Abrikosov]||n/a||N||N||||Check Status||1928||2017 |- |2003||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vitaly_Ginzburg Vitaly Lazarevich Ginzburg]||n/a||N||N||||Check Status||1916||2009 |- |2003||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anthony_James_Leggett Anthony James Leggett]||n/a||N||N||||Check Status||1938 || living |- |2004||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Gross David J. Gross]||n/a||N||N||||Check Status||1941 || living |- |2004||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hugh_David_Politzer Hugh David Politzer]||n/a||N||N||||Check Status||1949 || living |- |2004||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frank_Wilczek Frank Wilczek]||n/a||N||N||||Check Status|| 1951 || living |- |2005||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roy_J._Glauber Roy J. Glauber]||n/a||N||N||||Check Status||1925||2018 |- |2005||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_L._Hall John L. Hall]||n/a||N||N||||Check Status|| 1934 || living |- |2005||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Theodor_W._H%C3%A4nsch Theodor W. Hänsch]||n/a||N||N||||Check Status|| 1941 || living |- |2006||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_C._Mather John C. Mather]||n/a||N||N||||Check Status|| 1946 || living |- |2006||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Smoot George F. Smoot]||n/a||N||N||||Check Status|| 1945 || living |- |2007||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Albert_Fert Albert Fert]||n/a||N||N||||Check Status|| 1938 || living |- |2007||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peter_Gr%C3%BCnberg Peter Grünberg]|| [[Grünberg-99|Peter Grünberg]] ||Y ||Y||Y||Done||1939||2018 |- |2008||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Makoto_Kobayashi_(physicist) Makoto Kobayashi]||n/a||N||N||||Check Status|| 1944 || living |- |2008||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toshihide_Maskawa Toshihide Maskawa]||n/a||N||N||||Check Status||1940||2021 |- |2008||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yoichiro_Nambu Yoichiro Nambu]||n/a||N||N||||Check Status||1921||2015 |- |2009||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Willard_Boyle Willard S. Boyle]||n/a||N||N||||Check Status||1924||2011 |- |2009||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_K._Kao Charles K. Kao]||n/a||N||N||||Check Status||1933||2018 |- |2009||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_E._Smith George E. Smith]||n/a||N||N||||Check Status|| 1930 || living |- |2010||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andre_Geim Andre Geim]||n/a||N||N||||Check Status|| 1958 || living |- |2010||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Konstantin_Novoselov Konstantin Novoselov]||n/a||N||N||||Check Status|| 1974 || living |- |2011||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saul_Perlmutter Saul Perlmutter]||n/a||N||N||||Check Status|| 1959 || living |- |2011||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adam_Riess Adam G. Riess]||n/a||N||N||||Check Status|| 1969 || living |- |2011||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brian_Schmidt Brian P. Schmidt]||n/a||N||N||||Check Status|| 1967 || living |- |2012||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Serge_Haroche Serge Haroche]||n/a||N||N||||Check Status||1944||living |- |2012||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_J._Wineland David J. Wineland]||n/a||N||N||||Check Status|| 1944 || living |- |2013||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fran%C3%A7ois_Englert François Englert]||n/a||N||N||||Check Status|| 1932 || living |- |2013||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peter_Higgs Peter Higgs]||n/a||N||N||||Check Status|| 1929 || living |- |2014||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Isamu_Akasaki Isamu Akasaki]||n/a||N||N||||Check Status||1929||2021 |- |2014||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hiroshi_Amano Hiroshi Amano]||n/a||N||N||||Check Status|| 1960 || living |- |2014||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shuji_Nakamura Shuji Nakamura]||n/a||N||N||||Check Status|| 1954 || living |- |2015||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Takaaki_Kajita Takaaki Kajita]||n/a||N||N||||Check Status|| 1959 || living |- |2015||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arthur_B._McDonald Arthur B. McDonald]||n/a||N||N||||Check Status|| 1943 || living |- |2016||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Duncan_Haldane F. Duncan M. Haldane]||n/a||N||N||||Check Status|| 1951 || living |- |2016||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/J._Michael_Kosterlitz John M. Kosterlitz]||n/a||N||N||||Check Status||1943||Living |- |2016||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_J._Thouless David J. Thouless]||n/a||N||N||||Check Status||1934||2019 |- |2017||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barry_Barish Barry Barish]||n/a||N||N||||Check Status||1936||Living |- |2017||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kip_Thorne Kip Thorne]||n/a||N||N||||Check Status||1940||Living |- |2017||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rainer_Weiss Rainer Weiss]||n/a||N||N||||Check Status||1932||Living |- |2018||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arthur_Ashkin Arthur Ashkin]||n/a||N||N||||Check Status||1922||2020 |- |2018||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/G%C3%A9rard_Mourou Gérard Mourou]||n/a||N||N||||Check Status||1944||living |- |2018||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Donna_Strickland Donna Strickland]||n/a||N||N||||Check Status||1959||living |- |2019||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jim_Peebles James Peebles]||n/a||N||N||||Check Status|||1935||Living |- |2019||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michel_Mayor Michel Mayor]||n/a||N||N||||Check Status|||1942||Living |- |2019||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Didier_Queloz Didier Queloz]||n/a||N||N||||Check Status|||1966||Living |- |2020||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roger_Penrose Roger Penrose]||n/a||N||N||||Check Status|||1930||Living |- |2020||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reinhard_Genzel Reinhard Genzel]||n/a||N||N||||Check Status|||1952||Living |- |2020||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andrea_M._Ghez Andrea Ghez]||n/a||N||N||||Check Status|||1965||Living |- |2021||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Syukuro_Manabe Syukuro Manabe]||n/a||N||N||||Check Status|||1931||Living |- |2021||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Klaus_Hasselmann Klaus Hasselmann]||n/a||N||N||||Check Status|||1931||Living |- |2021||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Giorgio_Parisi Giorgio Parisi]||n/a||N||N||||Check Status|||1948||Living |- |2022||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alain_Aspect Alain Aspect]||n/a||N||N||||Check Status|||1947||Living |- |2022||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Clauser John Clauser]||n/a||N||N||||Check Status|||1942||Living |- |2022||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anton_Zeilinger Anton Zeilinger]||n/a||N||N||||Check Status|||1945||Living |- |2023||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pierre_Agostini Pierre Agostini]||n/a||N||N||||Check Status|||1944||Living |- |2023||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ferenc_Krausz Ferenc Krausz]||n/a||N||N||||Check Status|||1962||Living |- |2023||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anne_L%27Huillier Anne L’Huillier]||n/a||N||N||||Check Status|||1958||Living |} Notes on attempts to make connections. Add, edit, and delete freely as status changes. This would also be a good place to mention laureates you particularly want to see connected, and why. Please give your reasons. Almost any reason is okay, but we'd like to know. # [[Röntgen-18|Wilhelm Roentgen]] was connected in early 2019. # [[Chandrasekhar-3|Subrahmanyan Chandrasekhar]] would be interesting to connect for several reasons. First, it would also connect close relative [[Raman-17|Raman]]. Second, this would connect a well-known family of Indian scientists and administrators. Third, India in general is poorly represented in WikiTree, so this would be a small step toward adding more connections there.
Category: Nobel Laureates and Category:Physicists (in double square brackets) are now preferred. * Also add the Notables Sticker (those two words in double curly brackets). Note that capitalization is important in those templates. "Notables sticker" won't work, for example. * Add documented relatives until you connect to someone with a connection to the main tree. * Update the table if you accomplish these things, or if you find errors. * Create a page with the wikitree API which updates the table (or at least key fields) automatically. An easy way to edit the table would be nice too. I'm not tracking this, but of course making really complete, accurate profiles of the laureates would be a great service. Those marked "Done" are connected, but many of those have plenty of room for improvement. Note that the table has many blank entries in recent years. This is mainly because it is harder to connect people who are alive, or whose family is alive, since profiles are private. Don't let this stop you from working on more recent laureates who are of interest to you. 1916, 1931, 1934, and 1940-1942 have no entries due to wars or other interruptions. {| border="2" class="sortable" style="width: 100%;" !Year!!Laureate (wikipedia)!!Wikitree!!Profile?!!Categories?!!Connected?!!To Do!!Birth!!Death |- |1901||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wilhelm_R%C3%B6ntgen Wilhelm Conrad Röntgen]||[[Röntgen-18|Röntgen-18]]||Y||Y||Y||Done||1845||1923 |- |1902||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hendrik_Lorentz Hendrik Lorentz]||[[Lorentz-398|Lorentz-398]]||Y||Y||Y||Done||1853||1928 |- |1902||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pieter_Zeeman Pieter Zeeman]||[[Zeeman-65|Zeeman-65]]||Y||Y||Y||Done||1865||1943 |- |1903||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henri_Becquerel Antoine Henri Becquerel]||[[Becquerel-1|Becquerel-1]]||Y||Y||Y||Done||1852||1908 |- |1903||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pierre_Curie Pierre Curie]||[[Curie-28|Curie-28]]||Y||Y||Y||Done||1859||1906 |- |1903||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maria_Sk%C5%82odowska-Curie Maria Skłodowska-Curie]||[[Skłodowska-2|Skłodowska-2]]||Y||Y||Y||Done||1867||1934 |- |1904||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_William_Strutt,_3rd_Baron_Rayleigh Lord Rayleigh]||[[Strutt-86|Strutt-86]]||Y||Y||Y||Done||1842||1919 |- |1905||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philipp_Lenard Philipp Eduard Anton von Lenard]||[[Von_Lenard-1|Von_Lenard-1]]||Y||Y||Y||Done||1862||1947 |- |1906||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/J._J._Thomson Joseph John Thomson]||[[Thomson-3638|Thomson-3638]]||Y||Y||Y||Done||1856||1940 |- |1907||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Albert_A._Michelson Albert Abraham Michelson]||[[Michelson-94|Michelson-94]]||Y||Y||Y||Done||1852||1931 |- |1908||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gabriel_Lippmann Gabriel Lippmann]||[[Lippmann-9|Lippmann-9]]||Y||Y||Y||Done||1845||1921 |- |1909||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Karl_Ferdinand_Braun Karl Ferdinand Braun]||[[Braun-1581|Braun-1581]]||Y||Y||Y||Done||1850||1918 |- 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Add, edit, and delete freely as status changes. This would also be a good place to mention laureates you particularly want to see connected, and why. Please give your reasons. Almost any reason is okay, but we'd like to know. # [[Röntgen-18|Wilhelm Roentgen]] was connected in early 2019. # [[Chandrasekhar-3|Subrahmanyan Chandrasekhar]] would be interesting to connect for several reasons. First, it would also connect close relative [[Raman-17|Raman]]. Second, this would connect a well-known family of Indian scientists and administrators. Third, India in general is poorly represented in WikiTree, so this would be a small step toward adding more connections there.
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[[Category:Noland Name Study]][[Category:Mississippi, Noland Name Study]] [[Category:One Name Studies]] [[Category:DNA Projects]] [[Category:Noland Researchers]] = Noland Name Study = Note: A [[Space:Nolan_Name_Study|Nolan Name Study]] was recently created, so I have narrowed the scope for this Noland Name Study to be the immigrant Pierce Noland's family and descendants. ~ [[Noland-165|Noland-165]] 09:40, 14 November 2020 (UTC) Let's get this line figured out! Contact me, add categories to your profiles, ask questions in the comments or in G2G (tagged [https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/tag/Noland Noland]), add details of your research, etc. : ~ [[Noland-165|Liz (Noland) Shifflett]] == Variants == : Spellings other than Noland: * Knowland (see [[Noland-67]]) * Nowlan (see [[Noland-170]]) * Nowlin (see [[Nowlin-17]]) * Nolan (see [[Space:Nolan_Name_Study|Nolan Name Study]]) == db_errors == Did you know that the [[Project:Data_Doctors|Data Doctors project]] has a "by surname" search feature? Check it out [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebName/errors.htm?Name=NOLAND&MaxErrors=100 here] & see if any of your Noland profiles are listed. Change the name in the URL to check on Nolan/Nowlin/etc. profiles: : https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebName/errors.htm?Name=NOLAND&MaxErrors=100 == Surname Activity Feed == Use this URL to see recent activity involving Noland profiles: : https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special:NetworkFeed&surname=Noland&showall=1 Change the name in the URL to check on activity involving other surnames. == Goals == * Categorize WikiTree profiles for the American descendants of [[Noland-140|Pierce Noland Sr.]] (see [[#todo|to-do list below]]). * Find source information for ** the ancestors of [[Noland-140|Pierce Noland Sr.]]no sources at all came with the profiles that were attached as his parents ([[Noland-351]] and [[Nowlin-Noland-2]]); parents were previously unknown ** the wife of [[Noland-140|Pierce Noland Sr.]]no sources at all came with the profile attached as his wife ([[Gore-859]]), wife was previously unknown *** Most Noland researchers show the wife of this Pierce as unknown. A profile for [[Gore-859|Elizabeth Gore]] (1631-1690) was created and attached to him as wife, but the only Noland-Gore connection to be found is several generations later: **** Sharon Noland's [http://nolandsharon.tripod.com/gendex/ALEXA001.HTM#id1057 website] shows an Elizabeth Gore as the wife of Sampson Noland. And a discussion [http://www.coffey.ws/FamilyTree/Docs/COFFEYSalathial%28C%29.htm here] cites a '''1794''' record that shows an Elizabeth as widow of Pearce Noland in a law case with a Gore. ** the wives of [[Noland-140|Pierce Noland Sr.]]'s descendants (e.g., the wife of [[Noland-67|Pierce Jr.]], previously just Katherine, acquired a surname, [[Hagaman-65|Hagaman]], but no sources to support it) ** the children, and children's children, etc., of [[Noland-140|Pierce Noland Sr.]] {{One Name Study|name=Noland}} ''' to profiles of [[Noland-140|Pierce Noland Sr.]] and his descendants. ** discuss whether to add the template (and category) to profiles of doubtful spouses, ancestors, and children - perhaps yes, with added Category:Questionable Noland Relation ? ** discuss whether only those with Noland (or variant) surname should have template/be in Noland Name Study category; others to be in Category of descendant or line (see next), and/or Category:Noland Researchers ? * Determine whether subcategories for Noland Name Study are desirable and, if so, whether subcategories should be based on lines or sons: **[[Noland-140|Pierce Noland Sr.]]'s five (six?) sons are believed to have immigrated from Ireland around/after 1675. Currently, WikiTree has profiles for four sons, so the Noland Name Study could use those four main subcategories ("Descendants of Pierce Noland Jr." for example) ** Sharon's website (see [[#Resources|Resources above]]) included three main lines of descent - the Pierce/Philip line, the Stephen/Daniel line, and the William of Berkeley line of Nolands - so three categories ("Noland Descendant: Pierce, Philip line", "Noland Descendant: Stephen, Daniel Line" and "Noland Descendant: William of Berkeley line"). ::Given the disagreement on the Stephen/Daniel line, perhaps categorizing by line would be better. Ancestors to be uncategorized (Category:Noland Name Study) or ... ? * Figure out an image for the Noland Name Study sticker... this [https://www.loc.gov/item/va0737/ loc] image is likely out of copyright, but it's not especially attractive. == Join == # Contact [[Noland-165|Liz (Noland) Shifflett]], or simply add your name and interests below. # Add '''[[:Category:Noland Researchers]]''' to your profile. {{Member|ONS|name=Noland}} # For a "One Name Studies" badge, post an answer to [https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/417512/would-you-like-to-create-a-one-name-study-join-the-project this G2G question].{{One Name Study|name=Noland}} # To add a sticker to your profile that notes you're member of the Noland Name Study, add '''{{Member|ONS|name=Noland}} '''
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{{One Name Study|name=Noland}} === Noland Researchers === * [[Noland-165|Liz Shifflett]], 4x-gr-granddaughter of [[Noland-171|George Noland]] (of the Pierce/Philip line), who was born in Virginia and died in Georgia in 1800. My family's research focuses on the Mississippi Nolands who descended from George's son Pearce. *
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[[Category: Noland-165]] {{Red|Note}} - Inactive page. Mission accomplished: cleared up the problem with two Judith Colliers who married men of the same name - apparently father and son James Hickses ([[Hicks-1942]] and [[Hicks-5191]]) who married aunt/niece Judith Colliers ([[Collier-419]]/[[Collier-4008]]). ~ [[Noland-165]], 24 March 2021 == US Southern Colonies Workspace == == Five James Hicks/Hix == The Brunswick/Surry/Sussex line for Capt [[Hicks-3762|Robert Hicks-3762]]Profile for a different Robert ([[Hicks-1262]]) has a note on the profile: "This line of Hicks is in no way related to the Hicks of Surry County Virginia." includes several James Hix/Hicks (see 5 James Hicks presented [[#5 James Hicks|below]] from [http://yanceyfamilygenealogy.org/NotesforThomasHicks.pdf page 7] of research posted by Devon Lewis). To recap: # ''[[Hix-319]]'' (also [[Hicks-13909]]) - James Hicks, son of Captain Robert, who married first [[Unknown-551761|Martha]] then [[Unknown-551763|Fathy]] - Fathy named in his 1760/1 [http://www.usgenwebsites.org/vagenweb/brunswick/court/wills/hicksjames1761.html will]. Referred to in some of the records as James Hicks the Elder. (Merges pending for mom - Frances Unknown & Frances House [to be Unknown] & the two James Hix/Hicks profiles. ~8 March 2021) # ''[[Hicks-8725]]'' - James Hicks the Elder’s son, James Hicks (died 1776) married to Frances - [http://www.usgenwebsites.org/vagenweb/brunswick/court/wills/hixjames.html 1776 will] # ''[[Hicks-1942]]'' - James Hicks, son of Captain Robert’s son, George [[Hicks-5190]] – "our James Sr. who married the first Judith Collier, daughter of [[Collier-988|Isaac Collier]]" - m [[Collier-419]] - with will proved 1693 see [http://www.usgenwebsites.org/vagenweb/brunswick/court/wills/hicksjames.htm this transcription]. # ''[[Hicks-5191]]'' - his son, "our James Hicks Jr., who married Judith Collier, daughter of [[Collier-390|Charles Collier]]" - m [[Collier-4008]] (niece of Judith [[Collier-419]]) # James Ransom Hicks, son of Captain Robert’s son, John ''Note'' - as of 27 Feb., Capt Robert [[Hicks-3762]] doesn't have a profile for a son John attached. Bluegrass Messengers (more speculation than fact, but does have will transcriptions and other useful stuff) says: "3) Captain Robert had a son John (Moved to NC in 1741; d. 1761 in Anson Co. so William d.1779.] documented and he left will." == James the Elder, James the Younger, and George Hicks == 6 October 1747 patent. George Hicks of St. Andrews Parish, with a minor son James, was preparing to remove "out of this Colony" - NOT what [https://sites.rootsweb.com/~harrisonrep/Brunswk.htm this transcription] says ("George intends shortly to remove out of this County") - & therefore selling to James Hicks the Elder - relationship not stated - but apparently James the Younger, son of George, is being left in Virginia. : Witnesses: ''relationship surmises'' * [[Ransom-268|Richard Ransom]] - ''son-in-law of Captain Robert'' * [[Collier-988|Isaac Collier]] - ''future father-in-law of "James the younger"'' * Matthias Davis - ''profile of Capt Robert says his daughter Rachel married Matthias Davis (named Hicks in his 1739 will, Davis in her mother's 1744 will'' * John Wall, Junr. - ''[[Wall-875|John Wall]], Gent. witnessed the 1744 will of Captain Robert's widow Frances''This ([[Wall-875]]) is probably the younger John Wall, the one who married [[Poythress-100|Ann Poythress]]. The profile attached as father - John [[Wall-3256]] "the Elder" - has the same dates as Wall-875, and is attached as both husband and son of Susannah [[Corker-15]] (as of 26 March 2021). : Court November 5, 1747, Deed proved by the oaths of [[Ransom-268|Richard Ransom]] and John Wall, Jnr., Gent. : 1754 implies 1733ish birth of James the Younger, son of George of Brunswick County. James (the Elder) with wife Martha in 1744 patent is the son of Robert. Relationship: nephew/uncle, assuming George who removed is brother of James the Elder. Will of James the Elder (1760/1) refers to "Mr. James Hicks" as cousin [i.e., nephew]. This casts a question as to the identity of George, son of Captain Robert: George with wife Sarah is of Surry County in 1744 - and was still in Surry County in 1747 - so he's not the George who left his son James with James the elder... that George was "of Brunswick County". : Bill of Sale dated _________________, between James HICKS and James HICKS, the younger (son of George HICKS) in consideration of 93 pounds paid by James HICKS the younger, conveying 2 negroes, one named Brandon and the other boy named Tom and personal property. Referenced to a Mortgage Deed dated the 6th day of October, 1747, from George HICKS, father, to James HICKS for the benefit of James HICKS, the younger. Presented in Court on August 27, 1754. Deed Book 5, page 607. https://sites.rootsweb.com/~harrisonrep/Brunswk.htm : George Hicks of St. Andrews Parish, Brunswick County for £100, paid by James Hicks the Elder of same, Gent., Two negro Slaves the one a man Named Brandom &; the other a Boy Named Tom, Also two feather Beds and furniture, provided it is the true intent that whereas a Certain agreement of B&;S hath been formerly concluded between the said George Hicks and the said James Hicks for a tract of land lying on both sides of Jenneto Creek containing 396a for the making over &; conveyeing of which the said Land the said George Hicks at the time of the ssaid agreement entered into a Bond with the said James Hicks the Elder in the Penalty of £50 &; whereas the property of the sd. Land was at that time and still is vested in James Hicks an Infant, son to the said George Hicks, and as the said george intends shortly to remove out of this Colony &; has a Design to give the above named Slaves Beds &;c to his said son James on Condition that he shall when he arrives at the age of Twenty one Years make over &; convey unto the said James Hicks the Elder a good &; Lawfull Title unto the said Land it is therefore the tru intent of these presnts that the use of the said slaves be reserved unto the said James Hicks the Younger untill he shall arrive at the Age of Twenty One years &; that then &; from that time the sole right Title and property of the said two slaves Beds &; furntirue be and are hereby intirely vested in him the said James Hicks the Younger provided he shall on his arrival at the Age aforesadi or as soon after as he hsall be thereunto required by the said James Hicks the Elder make over &; convey the said Land &; premises unto the said James Hicks the Elder. In case the said James Hicks the Younger shall neglect or refuse to Comply with the above Conditions on his part that then &; from the time of such Neglect or Refusal the property of the said slaves and Beds are to be immediately vested in the said James Hicks the Elder, dated 6 October 1747. Signed George Hicks. Witnesses: [[Ransom-268|Richard Ransom]], [[Collier-988|Isaac Collier]], Matthias Davis, John Wall, Junr. Court November 5, 1747, Deed proved by th oaths of [[Ransom-268|Richard Ransom]] and John Wall, Jnr., Gent. Deed Book 3, Page 358. : ~ http://www.usgenwebsites.org/vagenweb/brunswick/deeds/brundb3.htm Looking for Matthias Davis (prob. not [[Davis-13193]] - of MD), found : [[Davis-28185|John Davis]] (also of MD) - wikitree has his brother m to [[Hodge-1653|Mary Hodge]]/father of [[Davis-28177|Catherine]] m [[Townsend-3396|James Townsend]], but DAR doesn't.{{DAR-grs|A030406|Captain John Davis|21 Feb. 2021}} Caught my eye because of recent Townsend connection, but that might be with Stiths. === George, James, Robert === abstracted from above: : James Hicks the elder, of age by 1747 (if I'm reading the 1747 document right, he's charged with administering land for James the younger by the younger's father George) : Jame Hicks the younger, son of George, minor in 1747; 1754 record acts on what he had promised to do when he turned 21 (which if done with no delay would put his birth c1733) : George, father of James Hicks the younger, was of St Andrews Parish, Brunswick County in 1747; George with wife Sarah was Surry County (1744, 1747). James Hicks, 1760/1 will (Brunswick County) names wife Fathy (2nd wife? same James with wife Martha in 1744?) and refers to "Mr. James Hicks" as cousin [i.e., nephew] & mentions slave Brandum (slave Brandon is mentioned in both 1747 & 1754 records involving James Hicks the Elder & James Hicks the Younger). Children: Benjamin, Robert, Mary, Patty, James, Lewis, Frances and John Hicks. Witnesses: John Stephens Junr., Henry Vinson, and Thos. Harris Williams.see http://www.usgenwebsites.org/vagenweb/brunswick/court/wills/hicksjames1761.html : '''Notes''': See Robert W. Baird's research - "Bob's Genealogy Filing Cabinet" articles: [https://genfiles.com/articles/legal-age/ Legal Age] & [https://genfiles.com/articles/colonial-legal-terminology/ Legal Terminology] (e.g., cousin). George Hicks, 1761/2 will (Charleston, Craven County, South Carolina) - Devises land to wife, and after her death to son, Robert Hicks. Son, George. Grand-daughter, Elizabeth Hicks. Grandson, Benjamin Hicks. Executor: Robert Hicks. Witnesses: Henry Bedingfield, George and Luke Paul.http://www.usgenwebsites.org/vagenweb/brunswick/court/wills/hicks25.html Robert Hicks, 1765 will (Berkely County, South Carolina) names wife & brother George as executors - Wife, Mary. Sons, Benjamin and Robert Hicks. Daughter, Elizabeth Hicks. Brother, George Hicks. Executor: Wife and Brother, George Hicks. Witnesses: Phil Dill, William Heustess, John Forrester. James Hicks [Hix], 1776 will (Pittsylvania County) names wife Frances, brother Benjamin of Brunswick County executors: "...Benjamin Hix of Brunswick County my executors. Signed by James Hix. Witnesses were John Salmon, Elisha Harbour, [[Lanier-183|David Lanier]] [husband to sister Mary], and Thomas Jamison." :Children: son [[Hicks-15035|Miles]] (not of age); unborn child (James' wife Frances is pregnant); daughters Nancy Hix, Elizabeth Hix, Franky Hix, Dolly Hix (also not of age - later in the will is mention of "the first of my daughters that comes of age").http://www.usgenwebsites.org/vagenweb/brunswick/court/wills/hixjames.html - see profile of James's wife for a transcription that includes a fith daughter - Patsy Hix (with ancestry link to image as source). http://files.usgwarchives.net/va/henry/wills/willbk01.txt - : P. 35-36 - JAMES HICKS, (estate account) : To David Lanier; includes cash payments to Field & Call & Co., John Colley; purchases made for Miles Hicks, Nancy Hicks; returned Sept. 28, 1780. : P. 36 - JAMES HICKS, : Guardian account for his orphans; To Alexander Joyce, 1779; includes cash due John Colley; payments for boarding Miles Hicks, Nancy Hicks, Elizabeth Hicks; payment for boarding four children; returned Sept. 28, 1780. === Robert Hicks === : Indian Trader / Captain. Historic marker (image on profile for [[Hicks-3762]] Robert Hicks II (1658-1738) - [https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Hicks-3762 here]) : 2016 comment on profile for Robert [[Hicks-5684]] (attached as father of [[Hicks-3762]]) by Eric Daly: "I guess this puts the theory a John is the father of Robert Hicks 1658 - 1738 the Indian Trader out the window." (Father had been John [[Hicks-1374]] - removed Nov. 2016; birth date changed from 1658 to 1636; death date of 1739-03-06 and "Capt" prefix also removed.) Based on this image: [https://www.wikitree.com/photo/png/Hicks-5684 Land Patent of John Poythris, Senr. sold to Robert Hix and others]. Description posted with image: :: "Land Patent of 24 Oct 1701 John Poythris, Senr. Deep Bottom, 350 acres Charles City Co. N side of Nottaway River adj 950 acres patented by Hugh Lee, Jr. (and sold to William Jones, Sr., Robert Hix, the taylor, Senr., and John Roberts); to fork of Myery Br., parting Tonatora old field, to the Indian SW, 24 Oct, 1701. Transportation of 7 persons; John Lee, Robert Boreman, Humphrey Hix, Hen. Snetgrove, Mary Drin, N. Satinbach, Wm. Lambut." : Biography for Robert [[Hicks-5684]] (as of 18 Feb. 2021) begins: ::[Item 1] Virginia Land Records: 1654 April 8 Robert Hicks Charles City Co., south side Appomattox River, north side 3rd. branch Blackwater (Creek), near Warrck Path (VPB#6, p. 510).
[Item 2] Book 7 PP 395 & 396 24 Oct 1701 John Poythris, Senr. Deep Bottom, 350 acres Charles City Co. N side of Nottaway River adj 950 acres patented by Hugh Lee, Jr. (and sold to William Jones, Sr., '''Robert Hix, the taylor, Senr'''., and John Roberts); to fork of Myery Br., parting Tonatora old field, to the Indian SW, 24 Oct, 1701. Transportation of 7 persons; John Lee, Robert Boreman, Humphrey Hix, Hen. Snetgrove, Mary Drin, N. Satinbach, Wm. Lambut. (ref C & P Vol 3, P. 52) [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/7/7a/Hicks-5684.png Item 2 Image]
'''Note in item 2 John Poythris, Robert Hix and Humphrey Hix are mentioned. There is a Anne Poythress on the will of [[Hicks-3762|Robert Hicks]].''' ... and of interest: [[Poythress-100|Ann Poythress]] witnessed [[Hicks-3762|Robert Hicks]]' 1739 will ... see http://www.usgenwebsites.org/vagenweb/brunswick/court/wills/hicksrobert1739.html and [[Wall-875|John Wall]], Gent. witnessed his widow Frances's 1744 will - see http://www.usgenwebsites.org/vagenweb/brunswick/court/wills/hicksfrancis1744.html (see https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/Poythress-Descendants-5 too)... this bit copied to [[#Walls]], below. : Text for [[Hicks-5684]] says he was born c. 1636 and came into Virginia around 1654 and that his son, "Captain Robert, married Evan's daughter, [[Evans-2595|Winnifred]] in Surry Co. Virginia. Captain Robert was born c. 1658" ("Evan" being John [[Evans-8726]], said to be associated with the "elder Robert" and who "owned land near Hix"). :Trying to sort out the profiles for James Hicks led to trying to sort out the profiles for Robert Hicks: * Robert Hicks with a 1733 will - names ** wife Esther ** son Thomas ** son-in-law John Halsey * Robert Hicks with a 1739/40 will - names ** wife Frances, ** sons Charles, James & George ** daughters Frances Ransom, Martha Bedingfield, Elizabeth Hicks, Rachel Hicks, Mary & Tabitha ** son-in-law Richard Ransom ** grandsons Benjamin Hicks and John Bedingfield === Wills === moved most of this section to [[Space: Hicks Family Wills]] '''Notes''' [[Wall-1783|James Wall]] m [[Ransom-351|Elizabeth Ransom]] (daughter of Richard Ransom & Elizabeth Hicks) ''https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A126612 = Robert Williams m Sarah Lanier, son Nathaniel Washington m Sarah Jane Walton (see Lanier below). : see also [https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A030733 A030733] & [https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A030686 A030686] (tied by [https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_descendants/?action=list&MyPrimary_Seqn=1114876&MyLineageCount=1 this record]), but flags everywhere. : Frances [[Davis-48803]] m [[Winston-981|Robert Lanier Winston]], son of [[Winston-576|Joseph Winston]] & [[Lanier-507|Elizabeth Lanier]]. :: William Davis (1749-1826) Patriot Ancestor #[https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A030729 A030729] m Lucy/Caroline Winston
and a Lucy Caroline Davis ([https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_descendants/?action=list&MyPrimary_Seqn=1045487&MyLineageCount=1 desc. of William]) m Anthony Arrington Pearson in 1839 ([https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_descendants/?action=list&MyPrimary_Seqn=657602&MyLineageCount=1 Pearson descendant] of #[https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A087057 A087057], Jesse Pearson m [[Perry-11854|Amy Rush Perry]] [!!]) https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_descendants/?action=list&MyPrimary_Seqn=608026&MyLineageCount=1 https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_descendants/?action=list&MyPrimary_Seqn=402345&MyLineageCount=1 https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A120315 - wm walton ''http://revwarapps.org/w1518.pdf is William Walton's pension application - he married Sarah Jones Hereford [sic, Hertford] County North Carolina in December 1783 (test. by Isaac Walton, William's brother) [fn p. 13: family record]Rachel Walton Daughter of William Walton and Sarah his wife was born in October 15th 1784James Walton son of William Walton and Sarah his wife was born the 30th of October 1787Isaac Walton son of William Walton and Sarah his wife was born March the 27th 1791 Timothy Walton was born January 31st 1794 Sarah, widow of William, died May 31, 1840 in Smith County Tennessee Williams/Walton connection. https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_descendants/?action=list&MyPrimary_Seqn=402345&MyLineageCount=1 === DAR Records === : Check this member's [https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_member/?Action=full&National_Number=692444 list of ancestors] - wow! ... also this member's [https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_member/?Action=full&National_Number=812152 ancestors] (but a different branch - e.g., Anderson, Walker, Lewis) * George Hicks (1717-1793), m Sarah James Gardener: #[https://services.dar.org/public/dar_research/search_adb/default.cfm?action=full&p_id=A054954 A054954] (2 generations conflated?)... see also https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_descendants/?action=list&MyPrimary_Seqn=485685&MyLineageCount=1&Control_Min_Seqn=485685 - WikiTree has two generations of George Hicks m Sarah James ([[Hicks-5190]] & [[Hicks-9642]]). A partial image of a will ([https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Hicks-14298 here]) leaves land to son George Hicks that was given to him ("him" not identified in viewable text; see [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/b/b4/James-20177.jpg this page], which refers to same will & has more details... including James [d 1793] m Mary Pledger being son of George and Naomi) by his father George Hicks, but daughter Polly Murphy named in will has a profile attached as daughter of George [[Hicks-9642]]. {{Red|Note}} on DAR record of George Hicks (1717-1793) says that Harriet Godfrey Gillespie, granddaughter of the Patriot through Daughter Nancy, who married Thomas Godfrey, was not the mother of Annie Gillespie, who married James L Baskin. DATACF 10/2002. DATACF discusses confusion of Patriot's 2nd wife, Sarah James Gardner with Patriot's Daughter, Sarah Hicks, who married William Pegues #[https://services.dar.org/public/dar_research/search_adb/default.cfm?action=full&p_id=A088180 A088180] ([https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_descendants/?action=list&MyPrimary_Seqn=485685&MyLineageCount=1&Control_Min_Seqn=485685 this desc. record]). ** William Pegues: https://services.dar.org/public/dar_research/search_adb/default.cfm?action=full&p_id=A088180 - {{Red|Note}} on DAR record: Child Harriet marr John Murray & died in 1793. See DATACF regarding surname of Patriot's 1st wife and use of her maiden name and stepfather's surname Murphy. DATACF also discusses surname of Patriot's 2nd wife. ** WikiTree profiles: [[James-14518]] Sarah Jane (James) Hicks (1730-1793) and [[Gardiner-3059]] Sarah Gardiner (1757-1840) - the latter attached as daughter of the former and wife of [[Pegues-27|William Pegues (1750-1818)]] *Isaac Hicks, born 1755: https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A054963 ''added to [[Hicks-9085]]'' * Isaac Hicks, born 1758: https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A054967 (pension #S38024) ''added to [[Hicks-7295]]'' * James Hicks, born c1750, Brunswick County/died 1819, Jerico, Virginia, married (1) Mary Harris, (2) Elizabeth Harris; son Thomas m Lucy Alsop has {{Red|Note}}: "NO DOCUMENTATION HAS BEEN LOCATED IN ANY DAR COLLECTIONS TO PROVE THE PARENTAGE OF THE THOMAS HICKS WHO M. LUCY ALSOP." DAR #[http://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A054976 A054976]] ** John Hicks profile [[Hicks-1260]] attached to Mary Harris [[Harris-22517]] :: Goochland marriage 11 May 1778 of Elizabeth Harris & William Hicks
dau. of Harrison Harris ([[Harris-5765]]?); Mary Hicks gives consent for William & Wit. includes Moses Hicks. (see [https://www.wikitree.com/photo/png/Marriages_of_Goochland-1 this page] of Goochland Marriages) * Robert Hicks of Brunswick, born 1720 (father of Sarah m Benjamin Bass & Nathan m "Nan-Ye-Hi" Conrad): https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A055048 ** {{Red|Note}} on DAR record: "CLAIM FOR SUPPLIES FURNISHED BY A MAN OF THIS NAME MADE 23 APR 1782; PATRIOT DECD BY 28 JAN 1782." ** Looks like [[Hicks-746]] is this Robert & [[Bass-248]] is his son-in-law (attached to "Martha Sarah" [[Hicks-698]]) ** Looks like http://www.usgenwebsites.org/vagenweb/brunswick/court/wills/hicks21.html (estate record) pertains. ** Looks liks 1780/82 will of Robert pertains: http://www.usgenwebsites.org/vagenweb/brunswick/court/wills/hicks19.html ** Check ''Lanier'' book - image 500 of 703... has Benjamin Bass (b NC) m Martha Sarah Hicks in Brunswick c1760, daughter of Robert Hicks & "Miss Courtney"Louise Ingersoll, ''Lanier'' (Goetz Printing Company, Washington, 1965), [https://www.familysearch.org/library/books/records/item/484020-lanier?viewer=1&offset=0#page=500&viewer=picture&o=search&n=0&q=hicks page 500 of 703] - on FamilySearch.org, which requires a login but is free. * Robert Hicks, born 1759, Granville, NC (m Mary Dudly, Sally Raven) with son Robert m Nancy Hill (among other children): https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A055049 * Nathaniel Hicks (c1748-after 4 August 1801), died Lee County: https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A055044 * Daniel Hicks (died before 18 September 1797, Prince Edward Co.): https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A054997 (m France, son John m Frances Tucker) * Thomas Hicks (1725-1791): https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A055066
{{Red|Note}} on his DAR record was the following information about son Thomas: Thomas who m Mary Faison was grandson of Thomas, b. 1725, son of Daniel b. c1755. Proved by Bible Record. Another note: Another man named Thomas Hicks lived in Duplin County, NC. A third note: Will written 16 April 1775. ** This Thomas is m [[Williams-12238|Elizabeth Williams]] & DAR shows him as father of Daniel (both Thomas & Daniel of NC). That Daniel is Patriot Ancestor #[https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A135263 A135263], with wives (1) Serene Williams & (2) "Mary A E Hare Croome" & the son Thomas who married Mary Faison (who should be his grandson) ** The Daniel of SC, who married Fanney Delony, is Patriot Ancestor #[https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A054993 A054993] & served in SC. He applied for bounty land at age 94, in 1855, at which time he was a resident of Mechlenburg County. See the [http://revwarapps.org/s5533.pdf application file]. No indication of father's name in application, but it seems they were both living in SC in 1778, and that his father returned to Virginia: "In 1780, the British having driven the Whigs on [paper torn, text missing] from that part of South Carolina, his father returned [paper torn text missing] from where he had emigrated, this declarant also followed his father to Virginia, and found him at Hicks Ford in the County of Brunswick" Early in the application, he says he does not have a record of his birth, "the Tories having burnt his father's house". Other statements in his pension file include that he volunteered about 1778, "being then a resident of Cheraw District, State of South Carolina" and was part of Colonel George Hicks' regiment.Daniel Hicks' pension application ([http://revwarapps.org/s5533.pdf pdf]), bounty land application transcribed by Nancy Poquette; additional transcription/annotations by Will Graves; posted by [http://revwarapps.org/ Southern Campaign American Revolution Pension Statements] (accessed 8 March 2021). I believe both Daniel and that Colonel George Hicks were both gr-grandsons of [[Hicks-3762|Capt. Robert Hicks]]... I need to check RF though.... Seems so: The following information was posted by Hicks researcher Jane Peyrouse on November 29, 2004:https://www.genealogy.com/forum/surnames/topics/hicks/9037/ :: "This Daniel [who died in 1857 - see [http://www.bluegrassmessengers.com/surry-co--brunswick-co-early-hicks-pre-1820.aspx Bible Record]] is a descendant of Capt. [[Hicks-3762|Robert]]'s son [[Hicks-6122|Daniel]] (1693-1735) by his son Thomas who married [[Williams-12238|Elizabeth Williams]]. When [[Hicks-6122|Daniel]] (d. 1735) his wife [[Fonville-17|Edith]] (probably Fonville) took her children to Duplin County, NC, where she remarried. Thomas married [[Williams-12238|Elizabeth]] in Carteret County, NC, in 1754. My ancestor [[Hicks-5190|George]], a son of Capt. [[Hicks-3762|Robert]] by his second wife [[Unknown-550128|Frances]] left Brunswick County, VA, about 1740 and went to Craven County, SC. You may have noticed that the Daniel who died in 1857 fought in South Carolina during the Revolution under friends and associates of Col. [[Hicks-9642|George Hicks]], son of the above [[Hicks-5190|George]]. To go into this story in the detail it demands takes some 30 or 40 pages of documented narration." ''links added to profiles to try to help keep everyone sorted- but I'm curious about who Daniel's father was whose house was burnt by the Tories. Thomas m Elizabeth Williams doesn't fit if they're in NC (which DAR says they are, with a different son Daniel).'' * Colonel George Hicks (of SC): https://services.dar.org/public/dar_research/search_adb/default.cfm?action=full&p_id=A054954 (m Naomi, then Sarah James, Gardner's widow). A note on his record says his 2nd wife and Sarah, his daughter, are sometimes confused (nothing that his daughter Sarah married William Pegues #A088180). * Harris Hicks of Granville, born c1763: https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/default.cfm (pension #S*W4989) * Meshack Hicks (1740-1826) of Goochland County: https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A055037 (m 1: Ann Dawson, 2: Elizabeth Moreland)... had a son Meshack too. Looks like WikiTree profile is [[Hicks-2358]]. ** https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/3/3b/Marriages_of_Goochland-1.png / https://www.wikitree.com/photo/png/Marriages_of_Goochland-1 ** https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Hicks-2358 "John Meshack Hicks" ** https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Moreland-215 Elizabeth * [[Lanier-559|Thomas Lanier]] (c1721-1805 - DAR) m [[Hicks-9039|Elizabeth Hicks]]: https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A069109 - children include dau. Elizabeth, m Joseph Winston and a couple of daughters who married Williams (Sarah m Robert & Rebekah m Joseph) - see [https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_descendants/?action=list&MyPrimary_Seqn=478244&MyLineageCount=1 desc. record] (Rebekah) & also [https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_descendants/?action=list&MyPrimary_Seqn=861079&MyLineageCount=1 desc. record] for Joseph Williams (m Rebecca Lanier) #[https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A126323 A126323] ** [[Lanier-507]] is wife of Joseph Winston, but has her name as Minerva Elizabeth. Joseph's DAR record says he married Elizabeth Lanier, not Minerva - see his record, #[https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A128899 A128899] ... see also [https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_descendants/?action=list&MyPrimary_Seqn=1186583&MyLineageCount=1 this descendant record]. Not sure how Thomas and David are related... ** Patriot Ancestor #[https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A069071 A069071] [[Lanier-183|David Lanier]] (1750-1792) m [[Hicks-2926|Mary Hicks]]
[https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_descendants/?action=list&MyPrimary_Seqn=1171368&MyLineageCount=1 Descendant record] (John Hicks Lanier b 1772 m Sarah Walton Sutherland Inge b 1796) ** More Lanier DAR records ***William (1731-1802) #[https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A069111 A069111], m Elizabeth Burch, son Thomas m (2) Mary Catherine Peebles & son John m Nancy Ingram (other child listed, William m Elizabeth x) - [https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_descendants/?action=list&MyPrimary_Seqn=546658&MyLineageCount=1 record] for Thomas desc. *** James (1724-1786) #[https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A069084 A069084] m Mary Cooke, children married Massey, Bankston (others) ***Benjamin (1720-1796) #[https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A069061 A069061] has a son Nicholas m (1) Patsy Malone, (2) Sarah Bugg; son Lemuel m Lucy Malone ***Benjamin (1732-1817) #[https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A069056 A069056] m (1) Susannah X, (2) Ann Nancy Jones; chldren included Bird Lanier m Elizabeth Dixon (note to Hicks/Lanier researchers - this one's mostly for me, I'm a Dixon descendant with a brick wall in Georgia) - checking member's other ancestors: **** Robert Dixon #[https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A032578 A032578], father of Elizabeth m Bird Lanier. Note on his records says "JOHN WHO MARR ELIZABETH POYTHRESS IS THE SON OF THIS MAN, NOT ROBERT DIXON, A032580." **** Michael Dixon #[https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A032574 A032574] (see also [https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_descendants/?action=list&MyPrimary_Seqn=1149621&MyLineageCount=1 descendant record]) is father of Robert #A032578 & James m Martha Anderson ***Buckner (1742-1811) #[https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A069065 A069065] m Rebecca Williamson ***Lemuel Lanier (1720-1786) #[https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A069092 A069092] m (1) Mollie Peebles, son George W m Elizabeth Hicks, son David m Mary Hicks, daughter Sally m Garret Williams ***Elizabeth Chamberlain Smith (b 1717) #[ ]; m (1) Sampson Lanier, (2) Cuthbert Smith; daughter Agnes Lanier (b 1749) m William Davis (b 1747) #[https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A030750 A030750] (see [https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_descendants/?action=list&MyPrimary_Seqn=1173385&MyLineageCount=1 this record]). Their son, Lewis Lanier Davis, m an Irvin (Louisa Tucker Irvin). Another son, Edward, m Margaret Lanier. (Flag on William Davis's record says service belongs to #A030752.) * [[Alexander-2822|WilliamLocke Alexander]], Patriot Ancestor #[https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A001278 A001278], married [[Brandon-2313|Mary Brandon]]. Their daughter Mary Brandon Alexander married William Hall & was mother of William b 1775/grandmother of William Harrison Hall. Mary Brandon (Alexander) Hall is 64 in the 1850 census (see [[Hall-19705]] & citation/image link [[#1850 Census|below]]). ** Pension application of William Alexander ([http://revwarapps.org/s361.pdf pdf]), transcribed by Will Graves, posted by [http://revwarapps.org Southern Campaigns Revolutionary War Pension Statements & Rosters], accessed 25 Feb. 2021. * [[Hall-12747|William Hall]] (1740-1787), father of [[Hall-12746|William Hall]] (1775-1856) - #[https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A049579 A049579], [https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_descendants/?action=list&MyPrimary_Seqn=578991&MyLineageCount=1 this descendant record] (found 1850 census for Wm b 1775) ... #[https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A128396 A128396] is William Winchester, m Lydia Richards (Lydia Winchester m Winston McDaniel, son of Martha Winston & William McDaniel #[https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A132461 A132461]; Lydia R. McDaniel is in William Hall's household in 1850 census, as is Sarah Hall & William H. Hall - Sarah McDaniel m William H. Hall). ** William McDaniel's mother Anne (wife of William McDaniel Sr.) is also a Patriot Ancestor: #[https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A128205 A128205]. * [[Winchester-759|Lydia Richards Winchester]], daughter of [[Winchester-597|Stephen Winchester]] and his wife [[Howard-10676|Sarah Howard]], was born 29 April 1806. ** See the [https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_descendants/?action=list&MyPrimary_Seqn=1182916&MyLineageCount=1 DAR record] for a descendant of Sarah Howard, daughter of Joshua Howard, Patriot Ancestor #[https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A091128 A091128]. : Got a bit lost on the Hall info ... here's [[Winchester-759|Lydia R.Winchester]]'s bio (before I found DAR record saying who her parents were - above): Lydia was born 29 April 1806 and married Winston McDaniel on 26 January 1828 in Gallatin, Tennessee.[https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_descendants/?action=list&MyPrimary_Seqn=582113&MyLineageCount=1 DAR record] for a descendant of Winston McDaniel, husband of Lydia Richards Winchester and son of William McDaniel, Patriot Ancestor #[https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A132461 A132461]. In 1850, the household of William Hall in Sumner County, Tennessee included Lydia R. McDaniel (44, born in Virginia)."United States Census, 1850," database with images, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:MC69-MZM : 23 December 2020), William Hall, Sumner, Tennessee, United States; citing family , NARA microfilm publication (Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, n.d.). [https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:S3HT-66T3-9VH?i=45&cc=1401638 Image] (accessed 21 February 2021). A few years earlier, on 11 September 1845, William Harrison Hall, William's son, had married Sarah W. McDaniel (born 8 January 1828 in Sumner County).[https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special:EditPerson&u=11943926 DAR record] for a descendant of William Harrison Hall, grandson of William Hall, Patriot Ancestor #[https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A049579 A049579]. Lydia died on 5 April 1870, Sumner County. * See also the DAR record for William Winchester (m Lydia Richards), Patriot Ancestor #[https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A128396 A128396]. Nathaniel Jones - #[https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A015608 A015608], [https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_descendants/?action=list&MyPrimary_Seqn=1136300&MyLineageCount=1 descendant record] === RBB Papers === : A lot of the RBB cards for Hicks are marked "*J.P. Madison Notes" (i.e., a less than stellar source): * [http://image.lva.virginia.gov/cgi-bin/drawerIII/disk8/CC/BA/019/H0248?32 Hicks, James] (the younger, who married the niece - Judith Collier, daughter of Charles - in 1787) * [http://image.lva.virginia.gov/cgi-bin/drawerIII/disk8/CC/BA/019/H0248?39 Lucy Gray Lewis] (d 1816), married Thomas Hicks 14 Oct. 1813 (Thomas m 2nd her sister Sarah Edmunds Lewis) * [http://image.lva.virginia.gov/cgi-bin/drawerIII/disk8/CC/BA/019/H0248?60 Hicks, Thomas] (m sisters Lucy & Sarah), son of Isaac Hicks & Nancy Cryer : Robert Hicks, born c1658, m c1678 (1) Winifred Evans, (2) Frances (d 1744); d 1739 ([http://image.lva.virginia.gov/cgi-bin/drawerIII/disk8/CC/BA/019/H0248?51 front of card]); children (on [http://image.lva.virginia.gov/cgi-bin/drawerIII/disk8/CC/BA/019/H0248?52 back]) * Robert Hicks ([[Hicks-6764]], married Elizabeth Irvin, daughter of [[Irvin-425|Nathaniel Irvin]] and [[Peterson-4819|Elizabeth Peterson]])"all land and plantation in Isle of Wight on South side of Meherrin River" - given to Robert Hicks who married Elizabeth Irvin (her mother's 1736 will) * Daniel Hicks * James Hicks m Judith Collier {{Red|Note}} - If he married Judith, it was after Martha (wife in 1744) had died - '''{{Red|Nope}}''' - this James isn't one of the two who married a Judith Collier. He's the James with the 1760/61 will naming wife Fathy (and reading the will, it doesn't sound as if any of the children are by her) * Frances Hicks m (1) R[?] Ransom, (2) Batte Peterson - ''this WikiTree profile looks like her: [[Hicks-3418]] m [[Ransom-268]] (attached to parents Robert [[Hicks-3762]] & Esther [[Luten-1]] - should be Frances [[unknown-538539]])... has her m (3) Seymour Powell'' - [https://www.genealogy.com/ftm/m/o/r/Carol-A-Morrison/GENE7-0002.html Morrison tree] has this too (m 3rd Seymour Powell). Her mother's 1744 will names her Frances Ransom. Profiles for Robert Hicks Ransom ([[Ransom-352]]), b after 1738, attached as son. : [[Hicks-11481|Robert Hicks]] died 1798, Greensville, m (1) Angelina, (2) Mary ([http://image.lva.virginia.gov/cgi-bin/drawerIII/disk8/CC/BA/019/H0248?53 front of card]): Mary Hicks, Martha Dixon Greenway Hicks "among issue" ([http://image.lva.virginia.gov/cgi-bin/drawerIII/disk8/CC/BA/019/H0248?54 back of card]). Posted Research Notes to daughter's namesake... [[Dixon-425|Martha (Dixon) Greenway]]: :: The 1796/98 will of Robert Hicks, of Greensville County, Virginia, names "my Daughter Martha Dixon Greenway Hicks", and "Dolly Peterson" was a witness. His wife Mary was named one of the executors and when the will was proved, Martha Greenway and John Blunt Turner were Mary Hicks's securities for the bond. The other executors were Winfield Mason and James Parham. The will was both witnessed and proved by James Parham and Eliza Parham.[http://www.usgenwebsites.org/vagenweb/brunswick/court/wills/hicks27.html Will of Robert Hicks], dated 1 March 1796, proved in June 1798 Greensville County Court. : {{Red|Conflated}} James, son of Robert Hicks, married Judith Collier, 26 November 1787 Brunswick: http://image.lva.virginia.gov/cgi-bin/drawerIII/disk8/CC/BA/019/H0248?32 (son Isaac m Ann Booth, then [[Booth-5245|Nancy Cryer]] - [http://image.lva.virginia.gov/cgi-bin/drawerIII/disk8/CC/BA/019/H0248?33 back of card])... see [[Booth-5253]] (descendants' view). : Isaac married Anne Booth - 22 April 1782 Brunswick Co. marriage bond ([http://image.lva.virginia.gov/cgi-bin/drawerIII/disk8/CC/BA/019/H0248?2 front of card], [http://image.lva.virginia.gov/cgi-bin/drawerIII/disk8/CC/BA/019/H0248?3 back of card]); his cards ([http://image.lva.virginia.gov/cgi-bin/drawerIII/disk8/CC/BA/019/H0248?30 front], [http://image.lva.virginia.gov/cgi-bin/drawerIII/disk8/CC/BA/019/H0248?31 back]) have him son of James Hicks & Judith Collier, born 1755, m (1) Ann Booth, (2) Nancy Cryer; died June 1817, Brunswick
Brunswick WB: Isaac Hicks' will dated May 10, 1817, proved June 23, 1817, names daughters Elizabeth B. Booth, Sally Booth, Minerva Hicks; sons Reuben B. Hicks, Thomas Hicks * Sarah Edmonds (Lewis), born 1807, married in 1822 Thomas Hicks, "widower of her sister Lucy": http://image.lva.virginia.gov/cgi-bin/drawerIII/disk8/CC/BA/019/H0248?59 * Thomas Hicks, son of Isaac and Nancy (Cryer) Hicks, married (1) Lucy Grey Lewis, 14 October 1813, Brunswick; (2) Sarah Edmunds Lewis, 1822: http://image.lva.virginia.gov/cgi-bin/drawerIII/disk8/CC/BA/019/H0248?60 * [http://image.lva.virginia.gov/cgi-bin/drawerIII/disk8/CC/BA/019/H0251?97 HIX, Mary Elizabeth Bowlin] "see BURWELL, Mary Elizabeth Mary (Hix)" [P?] Patrick and Dolly (Early) Hix == 5 James Hicks == From http://yanceyfamilygenealogy.org/NotesforThomasHicks.pdf (page 7), research posted by Devon Lewis in February 2013, with the note "In Memory of Beloved Cousin Richard Hicks". (Profiles are not linked in text - see section below the following excerpt.) : "The records concerning James Hickses can be very confusing. During the same period of time, there were five known James Hickses living in Brunswick Co., VA and transacting business, all of them family members – (1) James Hicks (son of Captain Robert, referred to in some of the above records as James Hicks the Elder); (2) James Hicks the Elder’s son, James Hicks married to Frances who died in 1776; (3) James Hicks, son of Captain Robert’s son, George –our James Sr. who married the first Judith Collier, daughter of Isaac Collier; (4) his son, our James Hicks Jr., who married Judith Collier, daughter of Charles Collier; and (5) James Ransom Hicks, son of Captain Robert’s son, John. Distinguishing between them can be even further obfuscated by the use of “Senior” and “Junior” by men who were not father and son; it was common for a younger man sharing the same name with an older man, such as an uncle or cousin or even a non-family member, to be referred to as “Junior” in documents. :"Since both James Hicks Sr., son of Captain Robert Hicks, and James Hicks Sr., son of Captain Robert’s son George, each had a son named James, some confusion among researchers exists as to which James was married to Judith Collier. An easy distinction exists. James Hicks, Sr. (son of Robert Hicks), whose will was proved in court on Feb. 23, 1761 (Will Book 3, page 352, Brunswick County, Virginia) named in his will is wife Fathy and numerous children including James and Benjamin. James Hicks, Jr., son of this James Hicks, died in Pittsylvania Co., VA (Will of James Hix, dated January 28, 1776, proved on May 23, 1776, Pittsylvania County, Virginia) and named in his will his wife, Frances, and his brother, Benjamin, as his executor. Our James Hicks, Sr. (son of George Hicks), who married Judith Collier (daughter of Isaac Collier), had no son named Benjamin among those sons named in his will and no son Benjamin appears connected to this James in land records. Thus, the presence of a Benjamin in the lineage of Captain Robert’s son, James, distinguishes that line from the Jameses in the line of Captain Robert’s son, George." :'''Profiles''' for people named in the above two paragraphs (with so many duplicates/conflations, see the following legend for [Hicks-a] - [Hicks-i]). ::''1st paragraph'' # James [Hicks-a], son of Captain Robert [Hicks-b] # James [Hicks-c], son of James [Hicks-a]/husband of Frances [unknown-a] # James [Hicks-d], son of Captain Robert [Hicks-b]'s son George [Hicks-e]/husband of Judith [[Collier-419]], daughter of Isaac [[Collier-988]] # James [Hicks-f], son of James [Hicks-d]/husband of Judith [[Collier-4008]], daughter of Charles [[Collier-390]] # James Ransom [Hicks-g], son of Captain Robert [Hicks-b]'s son, John [Hicks-h]. ::''2nd paragraph'' * James [Hicks-a], son of Captain Robert [Hicks-b], had a son named James ([Hicks-c]) * James [Hicks-d], son of Captain Robert [Hicks-b]'s son George [Hicks-e], had a son James ([Hicks-d]) * to distinguish the James ([Hicks-d]) who married Judith [[Collier-419]]... no Benjamins in their line. Line of James, son of Robert = Benjamins: ** James [Hicks-a] (son of Robert [Hicks-b]) with 1761 will (in which case, Hicks-a would = [[Hix-319]]), his wife Fathy ([[Fathey-1]]) and two sons James [Hicks-c] and Benjamin [Hicks-i] ** James [Hicks-c] with 1776 will (Pittsylvania County, Virginia), his wife, Frances [unknown-a], brother Benjamin [Hicks-i]
... ::''Legend'' :* James [Hicks-a] - 1761 will names wife Faith (1st wife was Martha [[Fathey-1]]) :** [[Hicks-13909]] James Hicks (abt.1708-aft.1760) - attached as son of Frances [[House-5824]] :** [[Hix-319]] James Hix (1695-1761) - m Martha [[Fathey-1|Fathey]], then Faith (text), attached as son of Robert [[Hicks-1262]], brother of John [[Hicks-1260]] (m Mary [[Harris-22517]]) - John is attached as son of Robert [[Hicks-1262]] and Frances [[Hicks-1263]] :*** [[Hicks-6069]] Robert Hicks (abt.1739-bef.1804) attached as son of James [[Hix-319]] and Martha [[Fathey-1]], husband of Rebecca ([[Harrison-15347|Harrison]]) Hicks and father of [[Hicks-12911|Isaac]] (Robert's 1803 will cited for Robert, Rebecca & Isaac) - Rebecca and Robert [[Hicks-6069]] are attached as parents of Isaac [[Hicks-12911]]; just Robert is attached as father of James [[Hicks-6071]] (and they have lots more children between them) :*** [[Fathey-1]] has two husbands:
[[Hicks-13909]] James Hicks (abt.1708-aft.1760), father of [[Hicks-2926|Mary (Hicks) Lanier]], born 1755
[[Hix-319]] James Hix (1695-1761), father of Benjamin [[Hicks-7997]], born 1738, & Robert [[Hicks-6069]], born 1739 (Faith [[Hicks-9046]] who married Jonathan White is attached as sister of [[Hix-319]]) :* Captain Robert [Hicks-b] - not married to Esther [[Luten-1]] :** [[Hicks-3762]] Robert Hicks II (1658-1738) - Frances ([unknown-b]) named wife in 1739/40 will :** [[Hicks-1262]] Robert Hicks (abt.1678-1738): "This line of Hicks is in no way related to the Hicks of Surry County Virginia." - text says he married Faith White & will has daughter Faith who married Jonathan White, citing http://jimserver.net/jonathan-white-of-granville-county/ ... however that site says:
"(8) possibly, Fatey mentioned as Fatey White in the will of Robert Hicks in Granville County, and who was possibly named for her mother Faith White. " ... 8 being the (possibly) 8th of 9 children of Jonathon White and his first wife Faith, his wife, who was living in 1757 in Granville County, NC:
"There is deed in Granville County in 1757 from Jonathan White and wife Faith to Ezekiel Fuller." :*** [[Hicks-9046]] Faith (Hicks) White (abt.1703-1762)]], wife of [[White-4129]] Jonathan White III (1700-1772)]] - sister of James [[Hix-319]] & John [[Hicks-1260]] :* James [Hicks-c] - son of Capt. Robert's son James / husband of Francis [unknown-a] / 1776 will :** [[Hicks-8725|Robert James Hicks (abt.1742-bef.1776)]] - bio text calls him James, son of James Hicks & Martha Fathy & says he had a son [[Hicks-15035|Miles]]. (Hicks-8725 profile cited [https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/180474036 FindAGrave] & [https://www.geni.com/people/Nancy-Vernon/6000000012901233902 Geni] as of 3 March 2021) - http://www.usgenwebsites.org/vagenweb/brunswick/court/wills/hixjames.html :* James [Hicks-d] - ''married Judith Collier'' :** [[Hicks-1942]] James Hicks (1720-1792) :** [[Hicks-11234]] James Hicks Sr (abt.1732-bef.1793) :** [[Hicks-10499]] James Hicks (1728-1785) :* George [Hicks-e] :** [[Hicks-9642|George Hicks Jr (abt.1720-1793)]], son of :** [[Hicks-5190|George Hicks Sr (1695-bef.1762)]]
attached as son of[[Luten-1]] and Robert [[Hicks-3762]]
married to [[Gardener-284]] Sarah James (Gardener) Hicks (abt.1699-1770) - Sarah's profile has transcription of her 1770 will :** [[Hicks-14298|Mary Polly (Hicks) Murphy (abt.1764-1859)]] (named as daughter in will of George [[Hicks-9642]], 1717-1793 - DAR Patriot Ancestor #[http://services.dar.org/public/dar_research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A054954 A054954]) :* James [Hicks-f] - ''married Judith Collier (niece of previous Judith)'' :** [[Hicks-5191]] James Hicks Jr (abt.1750-bef.1817) :** [[Collier-4008]] Judith (Collier) Hicks (abt.1766-1829) :** son [[Hicks-11232]] Thomas Hicks (1788-1827) :* James Ransom [Hicks-g] :** [[Hix-107]] James Hix (abt.1700-abt.1770) ... had been attached to John [[Hixe-1]], attached as son of Robert [[Hicks-5684]] (father of Capt Robert [[Hicks-3762]]) :* John [Hicks-h] :** [[Hicks-1260]] John Hicks (abt.1700-abt.1772) :** [[Hicks-1388]] John Hicks (abt.1675-) - totally unattached as of 18 Feb 2021 :** [[Hix-94]] John Hix (abt.1689-1748) :** ''[[Hicks-4963]] John (of Goochland/TN - see his profile for 1804 will transcript; link to [https://www.wikitree.com/photo/png/Marriages_of_Goochland-1 Goochland Marriages]) :** ''[[Hicks-2358]] John Meshack Hicks (abt.1745-1826) of Goochland Co. :** ''[[Hix-109]] John Hix (1735-1804) of Campbell County :** [[Hixe-1]] John Hixe (abt.1658-abt.1720) - attached as son of Robert [[Hicks-5684]] (father of Capt Robert [[Hicks-3762]]) :* Benjamin [Hicks-i]: [[Hicks-7997]] :* unknown-a: [[Harrison-11410|Mary Francis (Harrison) Hicks (bef.1750-aft.1777)]] :* unknown-b [[Unknown-538539]]: Frances (unknown) Hicks (aft.1649-1744) :** Attached as 2nd wife of [[Hicks-3762]]: Robert Hicks II (1658-1738) / [[Evans-2595|Winifred Evans]] attached as first wife. : Family not discussed in the two paragraphs: * Robert [[Hicks-11427]] married Esther with son Thomas and daughter Mary, wife of John Halsey, named in 1733 will ** [[Luten-1]] Esther (Luten) Hicks (abt.1673-1744) ** [[Luten-78]] Ester (Luten) Hicks (1673-1744) ** [[Hicks-6076]] Mary (Hicks) Jacobs (abt.1714-) attached as daughter (no mention of Halsey, so wrong Mary?) ** [[Hicks-11426]] Thomas W. Hicks (1710-1775) == to check == too many tabs/windows open... * http://files.usgwarchives.net/va/brunswick/deeds/brunbk6.txt - BRUNSWICK COUNTY, VIRGINIA - DEEDS (BOOK 6) * p 49 abstract of Robert's 1733 will says Daniel Halsey - https://www.carolana.com/NC/eBooks/The_North_Carolina_Historical_and_Genealogical_Register_Volume_I_1900.pdf * https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/Hicks-Descendants-3762 * duplicate daniels ** https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Hicks-14849 (1700 - 1735) ** https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Hicks-6122 (d 1735) ** another dupe? https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Hix-513 (1696 - 1735) * "Robert, father of Captain Robert..." [[Hicks-5684]]: Robert Hicks (abt.16501635-)... comment on that profile source of "Robin" nickname for Captain Robert: ** "1) Robert Hicks (Hix), "The Taylor" b. circa 1634; son, Captain Robert Hicks; (Captain Robert is referred to as Robert Jr. on occasion and was nicknamed "Robin.") John Evan's Sr. was father of Captain Robert's first wife, [[Evans-2595|Winnifred Evans]]. Children Captain Robert (b.1658):" - http://www.bluegrassmessengers.com/surry-co--brunswick-co-early-hicks-pre-1820.aspx * http://yanceyfamilygenealogy.org/NotesforThomasHicks.pdf * [[Collier-3851|Myhill Collier (aft.1736-aft.1776)]] (brother of ** [[Collier-419|Judith (Collier) Hicks (abt.1733-abt.1799)]] * https://ia802802.us.archive.org/19/items/earlyvirginiamar00croz/earlyvirginiamar00croz.pdf * https://archive.org/details/jstor-4243323/page/n1/mode/1up (Brunswick County Wills, etc. cont.) * https://archive.org/details/jstor-4243406 (Brunswick County Wills, etc. cont.) * https://archive.org/details/jstor-4243367/page/n3/mode/2up (Brunswick County Wills, etc. cont.) * https://archive.org/stream/southsidevirgini219834/southsidevirgini219834_djvu.txt * [https://books.google.com/books?id=-i0gWpdKvywC&pg=PA54&lpg=PA54&dq=James+hicks+%2B+Judith+collier+va&source=bl&ots=dcXOoKJdas&sig=aBoLMhVIKaTtDYTP5mxvQe9muV8&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjR0uammMnQAhULK8AKHcghDNU4ChDoAQg6MAY#v=onepage&q=%22judith%20collier%22&f=false Google Book] - Marriages of Brunswick Collier * Carol Morrison's reseasrch ** https://www.genealogy.com/ftm/m/o/r/Carol-A-Morrison/index.html ** https://www.genealogy.com/ftm/m/o/r/Carol-A-Morrison/GENE7-0001.html ** https://www.genealogy.com/ftm/m/o/r/Carol-A-Morrison/GENE7-0002.html ** https://www.genealogy.com/ftm/m/o/r/Carol-A-Morrison/GENE7-0003.html * [https://books.google.com/books?id=j9YUAAAAYAAJ&q=hicks#v=snippet&q=hicks&f=false Google Book] - ''The North Carolina Historical and Genealogical Register,'' Volume 1, edited by James Robert Bent Hathaway == Robert d 1796/98 == [[Hicks-11481|Robert Hicks (-bef.1798)]] (1796/98 will). : Robert Hicks, of Greensville County, Virginia, left a will dated 1 March 1796 and proved in June 1798 Greensville County Court by witnesses James Parham and Eliza Parham, who also witnessed the will. His wife Mary was named one of the executors and when the will was proved, Martha Greenway and John Blunt Turner were Mary Hicks's securities for the bond. The other executors were "my friends" Winfield Mason and James Parham. Third witness to the will was Dolly Peterson.[http://www.usgenwebsites.org/vagenweb/brunswick/court/wills/hicks27.html Will of Robert Hicks], dated 1 March 1796, proved in June 1798 Greensville County Court. : Family named in his will are * wife Angelina Hicks (deceased) * wife [[Greenway-479|Mary]] * daughter Mary by Angelina * daughter [[Hicks-11482|Martha Dixon Greenway Hicks]] [namesake of [[Dixon-425|Martha (Dixon) Greenway]], mother of Mary Greenway, his wife] * expected child by wife Mary From [[Hicks-11481#Research Notes]] for Identifying others named in the will, in addition to Mary's mother, [[Dixon-425|Martha Greenway]]:[http://www.usgenwebsites.org/vagenweb/brunswick/court/wills/hicks27.html Will of Robert Hicks], dated 1 March 1796, proved in June 1798 Greensville County Court. : ''nearly certain'' * [[Greenway-611|Elizabeth Parham]] (sister of wife Mary) * [[Greenway-162|Dolly Peterson]] (sister of wife Mary) : ''not as certain'' * James Parham is either [[Greenway-611|Elizabeth]]'s husband or her son, but her profile does not have either attached. Whether husband or son, WikiTree has only one profile that might possibly be him, of age to be her son: [[Parham-991|James Parham (aft.1772-aft.1795)]]. No information about this family is provided other than the reference to the father's will (I'm not an Ancestry member, so the reference - and the profiles created based on it, which do not include a wife as of 21 March 2021- is all I have). [[Parham-987|William Parham]] of Nottoway County wrote his will in 1794, and it was proved (in Nottoway County) on 7 December 1797.Will of William Parham of the parish of Raleigh in the County of Nottoway. Nottoway Co., VA, WB 1, pp. 296-297, w. 28 Jan 1794, p. 7 Dec 1797. Digital image at Ancestry.com - https://ancstry.me/2WA8C6P ** Of interest: [[Parham-872|William Parham]] (died "after 1787") married [[Dixon-427|Mary Dixon]], sister of [[Dixon-425|Martha (Dixon) Greenway]]. * [[Turner-3756|John Blount Turner (abt.1763-abt.1837)]], born in Brunswick County, married in North Carolina, died in Mississippi. His profile has a sister [[Turner-25733|Mary]] attached, who is attached as wife of [[Wall-5114|James John Wall]] of Greensville, Virginia. Citation to John Wall's 1796 will, proved in Greensville Court January 1797.Will of John Turner. Greensville Co., VA, WB 1, pp. 347-352, w. 20 Dec 1796, codicil w. 22 Dec 1796, p. Jan Court 1797. Digital image at Ancestry.com - https://ancstry.me/2HuklN9 ** A Col. John Wall is named in the will of [[Ransom-268|Richard Ransom]], who married [[Hicks-3418|Frances Hicks]] (both [[Ransom-268|Richard]] and [[Hicks-3418|Frances]] are named in the will of her father, [[Hicks-3762|Robert Hicks]]). Frances's half-brother [[Hicks-6764|Robert]] married [[Irvin-872|Elizabeth Irvin]] (whose sister [[Irvin-438|Mary]] was probably wife of [[Wall-2096|Col. John Wall]], whose will was proved 1761 - see their profiles for more). The mother of Elizabeth and Mary Irvin was [[Peterson-4819|Elizabeth Peterson]]. ** DAR record for John Turner (father of Mary Wall and John Blount Turner) shows son Sugars married to Rebecca Delony.John Turner, DAR Patriot Ancestor #[https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A117124 A117124].[[Hicks-7997|Benjamin Hicks]], son of [[Hix-319|James]] who died 1761 and named wife Fathy, married a Delony ([[Delony-14|Lucy]]). So did [[Hicks-15073|Daniel Hicks]] (married [[Delony-26|Fanny]]). Lucy & Fanny were daughters of [[Delony-12|Henry Delony]]. Henry's DAR record shows a son [[Delony-13|Henry]] who married an [[Turner-13872|Ann Turner]] - Henry de Long, DAR Patriot Ancestor #[https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/default.cfm?action=full&p_id=A031564 A031564] - daughter of [[Turner-13885|James Turner]] (in WikiTree, James born c1748/Ann born 1766). Henry Delony & Anne Turner's daughter Rebecca married son Sugars Turner.Henry de Long, Jr., DAR Patriot Ancestor #[https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A031565 A031565]. Also, Richard's widow Frances is said to have married (2) Batt Peterson. * Winfield Mason ''need to research'' * John Watson ''need to research'' * [[Chappell-940|Hicks Chappell (1757-1836)]], son of [[Hicks-6635|Elizabeth (Hicks) Chappell]], whose profile says she is named daughter in the 1738/9 will of Robert Hicks (1738/9 will of [[Hicks-3762|Robert]] names daughter "Elizabeth Hicks".http://www.usgenwebsites.org/vagenweb/brunswick/court/wills/hicksrobert1739.html His profile does not have a profile for Elizabeth attached, as it is not clear that the Elizabeth Hicks named in Robert's will married a Chappell. * John Hopkins ''need to research'' == Walls == '''Walls''' - defer to Leake Little. He has knowledge of at least one branch of the family. Not enough info on profiles for me to determine who goes where with what dates. (See for example [[Wall-33]] comment.) A will abstract for Joseph Wall (probated 19 April 1727, Surry County) posted to John [[Wall-875]]'s profile led me to edit the profile for Joseph [[Wall-33]] (d 13 Apr 1727). Probable duplicate profiles are [[Wall-3258]] (d 17 Apr 1729) and [[Wall-2015]] (d 19 Apr 1727). Lou Poole's researchJames L. (Lou) Poole. "[http://www.ncgenweb.us/richmond/wallloupoole.pdf Wall Family]" (North Carolina GenWeb : 2016). has Joseph's wife as [[Kilpatrick-607|Susanna Kirkpatrick]] (attached as wife of [[Wall-33]]). [[Wall-3258]] is attached as husband of [[Corker-15|Susannah Corker]] (who is attached as mother of John [[Wall-875]] & John [[Wall-3256]], who is attached as son of [[Wall-3258]]); [[Wall-2015]] is attached as husband of Susan [[Potter-3502]]. John Wall has a few profiles too ([[Wall-875]], [[Wall-1630]], [[Wall-3256]], Col [[Wall-6642]]+[[Browne-1360]] to name a few). John [[Wall-3256]] is attached as son of [[Wall-33]] & [[Pittman-849|Susannah Pittman]] (the "son-in-law" version of Joseph's relationship to [[Pittman-1252|Thomas Pittman]]). the following '''Note''' was posted to [[Wall-33]] February 2021: : The relationship of Joseph Wall to "father" Thomas Pitman was, as posted on the "Andersons of Colonial N. Carolina" website: Step son, Son in law, or A bastard son of Pitman."Andersons of Colonial N. Carolina", "[https://andersonnc.com/joseph-wall-surry-to-edgecombe/ Joseph Wall - Surry to Edgecombe]", written by anderson1951, posted 28 October 2012, accessed 23 February 2021. Lou Poole favors step-son.James L. (Lou) Poole. "[http://www.ncgenweb.us/richmond/wallloupoole.pdf Wall Family]" (North Carolina GenWeb : 2016). Who Col John Wall named as witness to Hicks' wills isn't yet positively identified, but is most likely the profile for John [[Wall-2096]], which is attached as husband of Mary [[Irvin-438]] (sister of [[Irvin-872|Elizabeth]] who married one of the Roberts - [[Hicks-6764]]). The will abstract posted on [[Wall-2096]]'s profile: : Will of John Wall of the parish of St. Andrews in the County of Brunswick. Brunswick Co., VA, WB 3, pp. 366-368, w. 4 Jun 1752, p. 29 Apr 1761 & 22 Nov 1762. Digital image at Ancestry.com - https://preview.tinyurl.com/vykw3bk * wife Mary; her late husband Burrell Brown * son John Wall * son Michael Wall * son George Wall * son James Wall :: Exr: son James Wall :: Wit: Wm Eaton, John Thompton, Daniel Weldon, Robert Jones Junr. [[Poythress-100|Ann Poythress]] witnessed [[Hicks-3762|Robert Hicks]]' 1739 will ... see http://www.usgenwebsites.org/vagenweb/brunswick/court/wills/hicksrobert1739.html and [[Wall-875|John Wall]], Gent. witnessed his widow Frances's 1744 will - see http://www.usgenwebsites.org/vagenweb/brunswick/court/wills/hicksfrancis1744.html (see https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/Poythress-Descendants-5 too) Col. John Wall is probably [[Wall-875]]... or [[Wall-6642]] (maybe those are duplicates?... maybe not. 22 Feb. they both had the same death date. They don't anymore.) Daughter of Robert & Frances married Richard Ransom. The executors for his 1748 will are "Friends Col John Wall. From her profile ([[Hicks-3418]]): : ...Sons, James Ransone and Robert Hicks Ransom. All rest of estate to be equally divided among my three children, James, Robin, and Elizabeth. Friends, Col. John Wall and Col. Nathaniel Edwards, named as Executors and as guardians of my two sons..."Maybe Nathaniel [[Edwards-7175]]... his will names a daughter Elizabeth Willis - maybe [[Edwards-17981]]. Nathaniel Edwards' will: https://www.jstor.org/stable/4243767?seq=3#page_scan_tab_contents - wife Jane, previously wife of Henry Haynes. The [[Edwards-7175]] profile for Nathaniel doesn't have Elizabeth married to Willis. From the bio of Col. John [[Wall-6642]] (b 1680, m [[Browne-1360|Anne Browne]]): : In February 1745, all the county?s western territory was made into Lunenburg County... John Wall and Nicholas Edmunds were commissioned by the Brunswick Court to oversee and recruit help for the laying of Brunswick?s new western boundary. Drury Stith made the actual survey...? ?...By 1732, the population had so increased that the Council decided to allow Brunswick to set up its own magisterial system and stand on its own. ...?Whereas in pursuance of the Act of Assembly for erecting the County of Brunswick a Court House for the said county is now built & by the increase of Inhabitants the said County judged is a Capacity to have Magistrates of its own. It is ordered that a Commission of the Peace be prepared for the sd. County, & that Henry Fox, Henry Embry, John Wall....William Machiln, Gent., be appointed Justices for the said County... ?Most of Brunswick?s troops were in the militia, and had been serving as early as 1741. Prior to this date, Prince George County, from which Brunswick was formed, had been responsible for the protection of the county?s frontier. According to existing records it appears that on 2 July 1741, Colonel Henry Embry was the first militia officer commissioned in the county. Also commissioned in July and August, 1741, were: John Wall, Lieutenant Colonel; and Drury Stith, Major, in a Company of Horse...? ?In the early days of Brunswick County, when the Indians still lingered around the fort and the population was sparse, the church had little communication with its frontier members. ...the nearest minister was the Reverend John Cargill, of Southwark Parish. In 1724 he wrote the Bishop of London from his home on the James River, ?My Parish is twenty miles in width and one hundred in length, being a frontier Parish. It has 394 families. The school for Indians is on the borders of my parish. There are one church and two chapels and seventy or eighty communicants.? ?The Parish of St. Andrew had legally begun before Cargill wrote his letter. When Brunswick was founded in 1720, the order setting up the new county also designated the area as St. Andrew?s Parish and provided money to build a church. The church was not built immediately, but was in existence before 1732. ?The St. Andrew?s Parish, Vestry Book, kept in the County Clerk?s Office, begins with an entry in July, 1732. A vestry is the elected administrative body of an Episcopal church. The first recorded vestry consisted of Henry Embry, and John Wall as Churchwardens... They were all paid 1000 pounds of tobacco for their services.? : was on his profile as of 23 February 2021 as above, with only two sources listed - one was MyHeritage (behind a pay wall) & the other - http://www.reynoldspatova.org/getperson.php?personID=I5587&tree=reynolds1 - was where this was copied from. It was given as a source (but not sure what for): [S100] Internet Source, http://www.ncgenweb.us/richmond/wallloupoole.pdf
:Regarding his association with John Wall The http://www.ncgenweb.us/richmond/wallloupoole.pdf link is a paper on the Walls that includes the following: : "Probably of greater significance is correspondence that Walter Ashe Wall had in 1953 with Mr. Richard Dunn of Richmond, Virginia. Mr. Dunn wrote: ''"From 1725 to 1949 Joshua Poythress I and his descendants owned theFlower de Hundred plan-tation in Prince George County, Virginia. On 18 July 1952, I gave to the Archives Division, Vir-ginia State Library, a copy of the will, dated 17 January 1739, of Joshua Poythress I of Flower de Hundred which I had found among the papers of my late father, Dr. William Wilcox Dunn (1870-1952) who was the last descendant of Joshua Poythress to own Flower de Hundred. ''"From your viewpoint, the interesting thing about the copy of the Will of Joshua Poythress I is that it was introduced asevidence in the suit of Wall against Poythress as is clearly shown by the following wording which was inscribed on the back of the will: :''"Will (copy) of Joshua PoythressWall vs. Poythress... ''"Also following excerpt from the will of Joshua Poythress I establishes the fact that as of 17 Janu-ary 1739 he had an unmarried daughter named Ann Poythress — 'the remainder of my estate I give and devise to my loving wife and to my sons Joshua Poythress and William Poythress and to my daughters Ann Poythress, Elizabeth Poythress and Mary Poythress to be equally divided be-tween them when my son Joshua Poythress shall come to age.' ''"From the above, it would seem to me that Ann Poythress, daughter of Joshua Poythress I of Flower de Hundred, married John Wall after the death of her father and being dissatisfied with the division of her father’s estate brought suit against his executors."9 If all our speculations are true, then our task is to find a John Wall of Brunswick County, who married an Ann Poythress about 1740, and who was born between 1700 and that I have found such a pair, as documented below, does not prove a thing! But from these scant beginnings I have managed to build a trail of circumstantial evidence that, I think,does tend to corroborate, if not actually prove, the above statements.... ''(trail of evidence follows - see the paper for details)'' See also p IV-41 of that document - http://www.ncgenweb.us/richmond/wallloupoole.pdf Lou Poole's pages accessed 23 Feb. 2021 (looking for Poythress-Hicks connection): * https://poythress.org/primary-records/deeds/compilation-of-any-poythress-mention-in-virginia-patents-and-grants/ * https://poythress.org/family-studies/poythress-connections-to-wall-family-in-virginia-study-by-lou-poole/ * https://poythress.org/family-studies/early-poythress-family-in-virginia-lou-poole/ Biography for Robert [[Hicks-5684]] (as of 18 Feb. 2021) begins: :[Item 1] Virginia Land Records: 1654 April 8 Robert Hicks Charles City Co., south side Appomattox River, north side 3rd. branch Blackwater (Creek), near Warrck Path (VPB#6, p. 510).
[Item 2] Book 7 PP 395 & 396 24 Oct 1701 John Poythris, Senr. Deep Bottom, 350 acres Charles City Co. N side of Nottaway River adj 950 acres patented by Hugh Lee, Jr. (and sold to William Jones, Sr., '''Robert Hix, the taylor, Senr'''., and John Roberts); to fork of Myery Br., parting Tonatora old field, to the Indian SW, 24 Oct, 1701. Transportation of 7 persons; John Lee, Robert Boreman, Humphrey Hix, Hen. Snetgrove, Mary Drin, N. Satinbach, Wm. Lambut. (ref C & P Vol 3, P. 52) [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/7/7a/Hicks-5684.png Item 2 Image]
'''Note in item 2 John Poythris, Robert Hix and Humphrey Hix are mentioned. There is a Anne Poythress on the will of [[Hicks-3762|Robert Hicks]].''' : Another Poythress connection to explore (see [https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/Sloman-Descendants-1 Sloman-1 descendants]): * [[Wynne-2|Robert Wynne]] married [[Sloman-1|Mary Frances Sloman]] (widow of [[Poythress-5|Francis Poythress]]) and their sons ** [[Wynne-1|Thomas Wynne]] married [[Stith-1|Agnes Stith]]RBB card for Thomas Wynn, son of Robert & Agnes Stith: [http://image.lva.virginia.gov/cgi-bin/drawerIII/disk8/CC/BA/040/W0543?97 front], [http://image.lva.virginia.gov/cgi-bin/drawerIII/disk8/CC/BA/040/W0543?98 back]... son Thomas m Anne Bolling, dau. Lucy, dau. Mary m Nathaniel Malone, son Robert Wynn m (1) Martha Jefferson, (2) Mary ** [[Wynne-4|Joshua Wynne]] married [[Jones-7083|Mary Jones]], Joshua & Mary's sons *** [[Wynne-204|Joshua Wynne]] married [[Hicks-10500|Mary Hicks]] (daughter of Capt. Robert) *** [[Wynne-99|Peter Wynne]] married [[Anderson-4717|Frances Anderson]] ([according to [http://image.lva.virginia.gov/cgi-bin/drawerIII/disk8/CC/BA/040/W0543?101 RBB card], Peter died Prince George Co., c1738, putting him in timeframe of the Peter who married Frances's aunt of the same name... WikiTree has this Peter Wynne born 1688, died 1770) ''prob. need to have [[Wynne-1118]] & [[Unknown-481383]] merged into them (see comment on -1118)... see also FS "[https://www.familysearch.org/photos/artifacts/15284419 memory]" saying only Joshua m Anderson :: The RBB card for Peter Wynne m Frances Anderson has (one the [http://image.lva.virginia.gov/cgi-bin/drawerIII/disk8/CC/BA/040/W0543?102 back]): Prince George Order Book (1737-1740) page 205: Action of Account brought by Benjamin Goodrich against Lewis Green, Thomas Poythress, and Peter Wynne, exors. of Peter Wynne dec'd - 14 Nov 1738 - also page 180, Sept. Court, and page 189, Oct. Court. || See 1718 (Henrico 1719) will of grandmother Margaret () Cocke... || Issue: "Peter Wynne [exor of father].
:: See DAR records of Thomas & Sarah (?) Anderson & Charles Lewis's wife Mary Howell... maybe related somehow? ::* [https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_descendants/?action=list&MyPrimary_Seqn=1273428&MyLineageCount=1 descendant of Sarah], #[https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A009933 A009933] ::* [https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_descendants/?action=list&MyPrimary_Seqn=1251177&MyLineageCount=1 descendant of Thomas], #[https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A009935 A009935] ::* Mary ([[Howell-106]]) Lewis: #[https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A070069 A070069] (wife of [[Lewis-683|Charles]]/mother of Charles m Mary Randolph - son is #[https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A069807 A069807], their son [[Lewis-680|Charles]] m [[Jefferson-9|Lucy Jefferson]] - [[Jefferson-1|TJ]]'s sister, per WikiTree RF) :* Peter Wynne (died 1738) :* Peter Wynne (exor.) :* Benjamin [[Goodrich-6267]], son of Edward [[Goodrich-937]] & Margaret [[Wynne-269]], daughter of [[Wynn-4|Joshua Wynn]] & Mary Jones :* Lewis Green :* Thomas Poythress - maybe [[Poythress-11]], son of [[Poythress-5|Francis Poythress]] (son of Francis who m Wynne) & Rebecca Wynn ([[Coggin-2]]) Poythress, brother of [[Poythress-2|Anne (Poythress) Green]] (wife of [[Green-187|Burrell Green]], son of "[[Green-15299|John Lewis Green]]" - see [https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/Green-Descendants-15299 his descendants]) :* Robert Wynn m Jefferson = [[Wynne-29]] & [[Jefferson-641]] - he also married Ann [[Bolling-12]], dau. of Robert [[Bolling-34]] & Anne [[Stith-5]] (their childre = the "White Bollings", as opposed to the Red Bollings, descendants of Pocahantas by Bolling-34's 1st wife, Jane [[Rolfe-54]]). Robert [[Bolling-276]] (1759-1839) married Catherine [[Stith-357]] & Ann Dade [[Stith-223]] (2 of 4 wives). Bolling-276 references an RBB card but link isn't for the card. == Chappells == John [[Mason-3332]] (1716-1785) m Elizabeth [[Chappell-540]] - DAR #[https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A074902 A074902] :Children in DAR record: * Elizabeth Briggs Mason, m Christopher Rives/William Christopher Rives * John Mason, Jr, m (2) Jane Parham Thweatt * William Mason, m Mary Gilliam * Lucretia Mason, m William Mason * Peyton Mason, m Mary "Polly" Peebles * Mary Mason, m (2) Achilles Jeffery : Not listed: Rebecca m Rives : https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special:MergePerson&user1_name=Hicks-3445&user2_name=Hicks-1374&action=compare ... John Hicks (both born 1630s/one died 30 Sep 1728 & the other married to Rebecka [[Rives-149]] - proposed the merge with note: "Hicks-3445 and Hicks-1374 appear to represent the same person because: birth years close but no info to support either year, or wife Rebecka Rives, or death date 30 Sep 1728 (which with born 1636 is a bit of a stretch for time/place)... could you check your records and add to either both profiles or a merged profile? Thanks!") : Rebecca [[Reeves-4686]] (b 1658 "Surrey" County, VA) m John [[Hicks-10060]] (b 1658), mother of John Bennett [[Hicks-10059]] (b 1677). Text for Reeves-4686 has both born 1658 and the following: :: "...born c.1692 and died after 1729. She married John Hicks who made his will in Surrey County, Virginia, 31 July 1738; and it was probated there 20 August 1739, naming his wife Rebecca Hicks and her brother George Reeves as executors of his will. There is no data on his children. :: "2. George Rives was born c.1698 and died 1 June 1746 in Surrey County, Virginia. His will refers to brothers Timothy and William Rives. All three brothers had sons named Timothy." : Rebecka [[Rives-163]] m Thomas [[Hicks-4545]] (b RI, 1640, d 1728 in VA) in 1657 in Charles City County; died 1729 in Surry : [[Rives-64]]: Rebecca (Rives) Hicks (1692-1729) m John [[Hicks-697]] (b 1685, Charles City) in1712, Surry, died 1729, in Surry (born 1692 in Surry). Children [[Hicks-740|Rebecca (Hicks) Tatum]], Abigail (Hicks) Rose and Robert Hicks. John [[Hicks-697]], died 20 Aug 1729, has the note: :: Rebecca (Rebeckah) Rives (Reeves; also Rieves) is this John Hix wife. There is also a John Hix, who is a son of Captain Robert. The Rives family is also connected to Captain Roberts family. http://www.bluegrassmessengers.com/john-hicks-1670--rebeckah-rives-1692-surry-co.aspx : The bio is "John Hicks (also Hix) (b. 1685) married Rebeckah Rives (Rieves- Reeves) (1692) Surry Co; Brunswick Co. Bedford Co." Children are * ROBERT[2] HICKS, b. Abt. 1715, Surry Co., Virginia. m. Mary Courtney * JOHN HICKS, JR b. Abt. 1717, Surry Co. * DANIEL HICKS, b. Abt. 1719, Surry Co. m. Sarah Shackleford * JOSHUA HICKS * ABIGAIL HICKS m. John Rose (John Rose, son of William and Lucy (Corker) #Jordan Rose, was born ca 1696 in Surry County, Virginia.) * REBECKAH (REBECCA) HICKS (1720 - March 14, 1750) [m. Robert Tatum ] : See [http://www.bluegrassmessengers.com/john-hicks-1670--rebeckah-rives-1692-surry-co.aspx Bluegrass Messengers] regarding John's will http://www.planetmurphy.org/content/body/TatumPeter1675-1771.htm has Paul Tatum son of Joseph Tatum... " From http://www.planetmurphy.org/content/body/TatumPeter1675-1771.htm ... : (ii). – proposed – Edward Tatum “I” (~1700 – 1744), son of Peter Tatum (~1675-1771). : There is no proof of relationship. Peter Tatum left no will, but a close relationship is indicated with Peter’s grantor deeds. Edward Tatum’s wife was Martha __ (born ? and died 11 April 1771). Her maiden name might be “Hicks,” when a 1728 will of John Hicks mentions his son-in-law Edward Tatum. After Edward’s death, Martha married 2nd to William Scoggins. : 1728 September 30 - Surry County: Will of John Hicks (Hix) names his wife Rebeckah Hicks and her brother George Rieves. Hicks had son Robert Hicks go and live with son-in-law Edward Tatum until he is 18 years of age. Witnesses were Ursilla Rieves, Elizabeth Rieves, and Christopher Tatum. Proved 20 August 1729. from Nathan [[Hicks-727]]: : The will of Robert Hicks (written 1780/proved 1782, Brunswick County) names a son-in-law, not son Nathan, as sole executor. This implies that either Nathan was not yet 21, which would mean he was born no earlier than c1760, or he was not in a position to be executor (e.g., not in Virginia). Robert's bequest to Nathan was "five pounds current money of Virginia to him and his heirs forever". The profile for [[Hicks-746|Robert]] says he married [[Courtney-66|Mary Courtney]] in 1766, which puts son Nathan's birth either after 1766 or Mary not his mother. from Robert [[Hicks-746]] (with 1782; supposed father of Nathan, b 1743) :'''Research Notes''' From a transcription of his will,[http://www.usgenwebsites.org/vagenweb/brunswick/court/wills/hicks19.html 1782 Will of Robert Hicks] the following are probably his daughters and sons-in-law: : "...Paul Tatum, Mary Hicks, Tabitha Hicks, James Vaughan, James Bruce and Lewis Peebles, and lastly I constitute and appoint my son-in-law Paul Tatum my whole and sole executor..." : son Nathan and son-in-law Benjamin Bass are also named in the will. Which daughter was married to Tatum, Vaughan, Bruce, Peebles, and Bass is not stated in the will. DAR records show that [[Hicks-698|Sarah]] married [[Bass-248|Benjamin Bass]].Daughters of the American Revolution, ''DAR Genealogical Research Databases,'' (database online). "Record of Robert Hicks", Patriot Ancestor #[https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/default.cfm?action=full&p_id=A055048 A055048] (accessed April 10, 2015). Paul Tatum's wife may be Elinor. In a discussion of John Hicks' 1728 will is the statement "In the Will of Nathaniel Tatum, 1714 he mentions his sons: Edward Tatum (d. 1744 m. Martha -will), Peter, Christopher, Henry. His son Edward Tatum m. Martha in his 1744 will children are: Jesse, Edward (Jr.), Cheney, and John (his will witnessed by Robert Hicks, whose daughter Elinor m. Paul Tatum)."Transcription of [http://www.usgenwebsites.org/vagenweb/brunswick/court/wills/tatumedward1744.html 1744 will of Edward Tatum] (accessed 23 March 2021). The same source lists Robert's children and their spouses - although without giving sources for the information - including Tabitha (married "Banjamin" Goodrich, 25 May 1789), Mary (married William Atkinson, 26 August 1782), Susanah (married James Vaughan), Ann (married James Bruce), and Jean (married Lewis Peeble, 25 January 1779). John [[Tatum-799]] m a Howard (misread as Howell at first): [[Howard-16165|Martha Millie Howard]] — married 1763 in Brunswick County, Colony of Virginia Peter Tatums (from [[Tatum-759]], one of the Peter Tatum's profiles; it's also on [[Tatum-89]]): : Do not confuse the following Peter Tatums, who are different! * Peter [[Tatum-243]] (~1675 to 1771) of Surry and Brunswick Counties, son of Nathaniel Tatum “II” (~1635 – 1719). This Peter Tatum married Mary _ who is recorded only once. Jim Murphy. Planet Murphy [http://www.planetmurphy.org/content/body/TatumPeter1675-1771.htm Peter Tatum] First compiled 1 February 2007. This revision 1 December 2015 by J. R. Murphy. Accessed 7/12/2019 [[Day-1904|jhd]] *Peter Tatum (~1705 to 1751/55+), son of Nathaniel Tatum (~1670 to 1738+) – both of Prince George County. This Peter married Mary Epps. *Peter Tatum (~1710 to 1751), son of Edward Tatum (~1670/80 to 1739) – both of Surry County, Virginia. This Peter married Sarah Heath. : There is much confusion and concern because Prince George County’s Mary Epps married a different Peter Tatum (~1705 to 1751/55+) - son of Nathaniel Tatum (1670 to 1738+). : Peter [[Tatum-217]] (born 27 Jan 1742, Bristol Parish; died 11 Aug 1791 in Wilkes, Georgia), married (1) Ann Chappell, (2) "Virginia Rebecca" Howell (about 1764)... with comment on his profile that says Virginia Rebecca Howell is married to Peter Tatum Sr. not Peter Henry Tatum (and the father Peter attached to Tatum-217 is Tatum-759). :: https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A112242
:: https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A112223 ::Ann Chappell m Tatum ... [[Chappell-729]], born 22 Dec 1739 in Virginia; daughter of James John Chappell and Elizabeth (Briggs) Chappell. Wife of Peter, mother of Howell [[Tatum-218]] : Rebecca Hicks married Edward [[Tatum-98]], whose profile has his birth in 1681 in Prince George County; death "before 16 May 1739 in Surry, Virginia". Rebecca named wife in will, along with sons Nathaniel and Peter, daughters Elizabeth Tatum and Ruth Tatum.Will of Edward Tatum. Surry Co., VA, DB/WB 9, pp. 62-63, w. 3 Sep 1736, p. 16 May 1739. Digital image at Ancestry.com - https://ancstry.me/2lMgaBE [[Tatum-542]] - The inventory of Christopher Tatum was recorded in Surry Co., VA, DB/WB 9, pp. 700-701. The Surry Co. Court ordered the inventory on 19 Feb 1750 (old style). The date of the inventory was 30 Apr 1751. It was admitted to court on 21 Aug 1751. Digital image at Ancestry.com - https://ancstry.me/2kw2XwK Surry Co., VA, DB 6, p. 188, 8 Feb 1750 (old style): “John Tatum, Christopher Tatum, Thomas Tatum, Cheney Tatum, Frances Rieves, Widow Bridget Tatum (sons and daughters of Christopher Tatum lately decd) and John Rieves and Joshua Young who intermarried with two of the daughters to Joshua Tatum who was one of the sons of the said Christopher Tatum, decd. one Negro man slave named Jamie and all other personal estate. The Widow is to have her shares of the estate. s/ John Tatum, Thomas Tatum, Frances Tatum, Bethia Tatum, Boice Tatum, Christopher Tatum, Cheney Tatum, Bridget Tatum, Joshua Tatum, Joshua Tatum (sic). Wit: Augustine Claiborne, William Todd, Thomas Young, Leonard Claiborne Jr. Rec. 19 Mar 1750” (old style) Hopkins, William Lindsay, “Surry County, Virginia, Deeds and Estate Accounts, 1734-1755,” ® 1991 by William Lindsay Hopkins; reprinted Iberian Publishing Co., Athens, GA, 1994. Other Chappells : Thomas Chappel (1763-1820) #[https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A021025 A021025], dau. Elizabeth m Drury T. Vaughan :: [https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_descendants/?action=list&MyPrimary_Seqn=653305&MyLineageCount=1 desc. record] for Sally Vaughan... and [https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_descendants/?action=list&MyPrimary_Seqn=601851&MyLineageCount=1 this one] for Sarah R Vaughan... Thomas Chappel son of James Chappell #[https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A021008 A021008] & Mary Harris. : Robert [[Chappell-160]] m (1) Mary [[Chappell-170]], (2) Eliza [[Hicks-1822]], (3) Elizabeth [[Peterson-1154]] : Henry [[Chappell-941]] m Elizabeth [[Hicks-6635]] (m 1756) - text on Hicks-6635: :: "Some researchers have apparently confused Elizabeth Hicks with Elizabeth Rives. There is an Elizabeth Rives that married a Henry Chappell on Nov. 5, 1779" : Elizabeth [[Chappell-1048]] (b 1755) m Stephen [[Peebles-1307]] :http://files.usgwarchives.net/va/sussex/vitals/marriages/misc0001.txt * John Chappel m Mary Hines, 1758 * Thomas Chappell and Elizabeth Malone, 1771/2 * Robert Tucker and Mary Ann Parham, 1771/2 * Stith Parham and Lucretia Parham, 1771/2 ** 2 Sept., 1772, Stith Parham and Lucretia Parham, widow. *William Parham and Mary Kelley, daughter of John Kelly, Oct. 7, 1772. * James Chappell and Sally Hines, daugher of William Hines, 20 April 1769 * Chappell Gee and Rebecca Lucas, dau. of Wm. Lucas, dec., 18 March, 1773 * Frederick Jones and Susanna Claiborne, dau. of Aug. Claiborne, 18 Aug., 1774 :: lots more, lots of same names Robert [[Chappell-55]] (1680-1724), son of Thomas Chappell Jr & Elizabeth Jones (later Taylor). : Married * Sarah (Cox) Crawley Chappell * Sarah (Lewis) Chappell 1706 in Charles City, Charles, Virginia Colony : Children * Robert Chappell Jr. * Martha Carey (Chappell) Vaughan * John Chappell * James Chappell == Maclins == Frederick Maclin #[https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A072951 A072951], dau. Elizabeth m John Hardaway (see [https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_descendants/?action=list&MyPrimary_Seqn=612655&MyLineageCount=1 this desc. record]). Also, John Hardaway is son of [[Hardaway-8|Thomas Hardaway]], DAR Patriot Ancestor #[https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A051388 A051388]. Siblings = Nancy Hardaway m Daniel T Pegram, Martha Peterson Hardaway m Robert Rives (#[https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A096527 A096527]), Elizabeth Hardaway m Richard Locke, Susannah Hardaway m Peter Manson, Mary Hardaway m Ishmael Harwell. : There's another [[Hardaway-49|Thomas Hardaway]] (b 1734), with a DAR record: #[https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A051384 A051384], whose daughter Elizabeth [[Hardaway-178]] married Francis Epes [[Hardaway-177]] (grandson of John [[Hardaway-48]], an orphan of John who chose inlaw [[Hatcher-108|Hatcher]] as guardian - attached in WikiTree as brother of Thomas [[Hardaway-8]] (DAR Patriot Ancestor #A051388 above). Citation for guardian selection is "Charles City Co., Va., Order Bk. 1687-95, p. 450"."In 1693 John HARDAWAY, as one of the orphans of John HARDAWAY, being 15, chose his brother-in-law Henry HATCHER of Henrico County as his guardian." [1] "Charles City Co., Va., Order Bk. 1687-95, p. 450" see https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Maclin-50 & comment: : update: d 1779 is after date this John's will was proved ([http://www.jstor.org/stable/4243767?seq=3#page_scan_tab_contents p 163]) : d 1779, m Mary Wall (see http://www.ncgenweb.us/richmond/wallloupoole.pdf .... pretty sure this is the John Maclin referred to as her husband) lots of connections - copy of his profile (as of 24 Feb 2021): John Maclin was born 1710 in James City County, Virginia to [[Maclin-46|William Maclin]] and [[Brewer-2078|Kathryn Brewer]]. He died November 28, 1774 in Brunswick, Virginia. John Hardaway (1736-1834) #[https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A051380 A051380] m Elizabeth Maclin (1758-1801) - son John Clack Hardaway [https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_descendants/?action=list&MyPrimary_Seqn=548360&MyLineageCount=1 DAR desc.] '''Marriage Bonds''' Col. [[Maclin-50|John Maclin]] and [[Jarratt-140|Ann Cryer]], widow, March 29, 1773.''Virginia Historical Magazine'', p.166Matthew Parham, Jr. and Rebecca Maclin, Nov. 25, 1755. p.168 From FindAGrave? :Husband of Amy Cook Maclin
:Father of: *Rebecca Parham *John Maclin *Thomas Maclin *William Maclin *Susannah Maclin '''Named in His Fathers Will''' Will of William Maclin Sr., sons James, William and '''John'''; daughter Ann Lanier and her son Thomas Lanier, daughter Judith McKnight Dated January 29, 1751; proved March 26, 1751 p.161 Meade's list of vestrymen, St. Andrew's parish, gives names of William and Frederick Maohen. The writer of this sketch has personally examined old vestry book of the parish, and finds signatures of vestrymen William Maclin, Frederick Maclin, John Maclin.http://archive.org/stream/jstor-1919853/1919853_djvu.txt '''Will''' Will of Capt. John Maclin, confirms to son Frederick all property given him same; to sons John and Thomas, son-in-law Matthew Parham, son-in- law James Maclin, son William, daughter Amy Morton, daughter Susannah Maclin. Dated June 1771, proved November 28, 1774. p.163http://www.ancestraltrackers.net/va/resources/virginia-magazine-history-biography-v28.pdf "John Maclin, vestryman of St. Andrew's; lieutenant, captain major, and colonel in county militia, 1743-1774; will probated November 28, 1774; children mentioned in will: Frederick, Thomas, John, William, Amy, Elizabeth, Rebecca, Susannah, executors, Frederick and Thomas Maclin, Gent."The William and Mary Quarterly, Volume 7 p.108https://books.google.com/books?id=CWiel4PVkEkC&pg=PA281&lpg=PA281&dq=John+MacLin+1610+Virginia&source=bl&ots=_9hhcB8y4C&sig=AjZV5vSxCys8Q2SMEHBYtGGpKPc&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwiY-KHHvJjLAhUF2SYKHeRcC1UQ6AEIRjAI#v=onepage&q=John%20MacLin%201610%20Virginia&f=false '''Research Notes''' Family :Parents: William Maclin 1682-1751 and Katherine Brewer 1707-1726
:Spouse(s): Ann Cryer 1710-1785 and Amy Cooke 1711-1771 Children *Rebecca Maclin *Thomas Maclin 1743-1798 *Frederick Maclin 1720-1808 *John Maclin 1733-1779 *Elizabeth Maclin 1843-1876 *Amy Maclin 1750-Unknown *Susannah Maclin 1750-Unknown *William Maclin 1752-Unknown '''Sources''' * {{FindAGrave|181882972}} *http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~vabrunsw/deeds/brundb7.htm *http://www.jstor.org/stable/4243767?seq=3#page_scan_tab_contents p.163 *''Encyclopedia of Virginia Biography, Under the Editorial, Volume 1" edited by Lyon Gardiner Tyler *http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~vabrunsw/deeds/brundb7.htm *http://www.jstor.org/stable/4243767?seq=3#page_scan_tab_contents p.163 see https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Irvin-438 - daughter Mary (by John Wall): : 4.. Mary Wall seems to have married John Maclin (sp?). He died testate in 177S in Brunswick Co. He had been the executor of her half-brother Urvin Brown in 1776 and of his widow in 1778. == 1850 Census == Couldn't find Malachi & Mary (Hicks) Murphy. William Hall: "United States Census, 1850," database with images, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:MC69-MZM : 23 December 2020), William Hall, Sumner, Tennessee, United States; citing family , NARA microfilm publication (Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, n.d.). [https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:S3HT-66T3-9VH?i=45&cc=1401638 Image] (accessed 21 February 2021). == Miscellaneous == Henry County marriages... https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/2028927?availability=Logan%20Utah%20FamilySearch%20Library I recall mention of a Shelton ... orphan went back to Virginia to live with Rev Shelton? Maybe related to Bird [[Hicks-2024]] born about 1740 married Anthony [[Shelton-586]]. : Found it - the bio for Chappell Love's FindAGrave memorial (#[https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/49047251/chappell-love 49047251]): "Chappell's parents died in South Carolina and [he] was brought to Lunenburg County, VA by his uncle Samuel Love. He and two of his brothers were placed with a Rev. Shelburn so as to receive an education and to learn a trade.. He married twice in Prince Edward County. He and his second wife Martha renovated an earlier home on Allen Creek in Mecklenburg County and named it The Hermitage. His only son Allen inherited the home place." From an e-mail (January 08, 2021/US Southern Colonies Project WikiTree; Wyche-54)... There is a [https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:XR7M-62G marriage record] for Elizabeth Davenport and Charles Abernathy. That does not say that she was a widow so it is unclear if Davenport was her birth name or the name from a previous marriage. I do not see anything for a marriage to a Malone either. I did find a [https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:Q2ZJ-DHDZ marriage record] for Elizabeth Johnson to Moses Hicks in 1786 in Virginia. There seems to have been a lot of confusion and tangling with this line. There does not appear to be any information that I have found that has Elizabeth Johnson in Virginia during this time period marrying either an Abernathy, Davenport, or a Malone. ... [[Bird-6542]] - Wilson Lee Bird (1807-1886), married Rebecka Lytle, [https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_descendants/?action=list&MyPrimary_Seqn=542393&MyLineageCount=1&Control_Min_Seqn=542393 desc.] of Thomas Little, DAR Patriot Ancestor #[https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A070521 A070521] (Rebecka had Hicks desc.) John Covington, DAR #[https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A026813 A026813], m Nancy Wall / son of John Covington, who was son of [[Covington-96|Henry Covington]] Sr. and Mary ([[Blackiston-2|Blackiston]]) Covington. [[Massey-2271|William Massey]] m [[Rives-220|Elizabeth Rives]]. * {{DAR-grs|A075138|Lieutenant Colonel William Massey|26 Feb. 2021}} Clarrisa Rives father-in-law: Charles Gill #[https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A044662 A044662], see https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_descendants/?action=list&MyPrimary_Seqn=585545&MyLineageCount=1 Father of Charles Gill m Rebecca (parents of Clarissa's husband) = Robert Gill #[https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A044717 A044717] George Rives m Rebecca Hicks - [[Rives-40]]... attached to wife Sarah [[Cooke-2939]] - comment on Rives-40 says will abstract at https://www.jstor.org/stable/4243767?seq=3#page_scan_tab_contents ...children attached (as of 27 Feb. 2021): * Ann ([[Rives-533]]) Peebles * William [[Rives-532]] * Elizabeth [[Rives-220]] * Benjamin [[Rives-251]] * Frances Cook ([[Rives-231]]) Jordan Thomas Vaughan (1725-1788), DAR Patriot Ancestor #[https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A118344 A118344], [https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_descendants/?action=list&MyPrimary_Seqn=1250748&MyLineageCount=1 desc. record], m Dorothy Jones... son Fielding Vaughan m Frances Rives (1769-1806) in 1787, Greensville Co., VA. Their son Peter Alfred Vaughan married Martha Peterson Rives (1795-1845) in 1814. (WikiTree has [[Rives-606|Martha Peterson Rives]] b 1795 m Thomas Jones [[Vaughan-2206]].) * [[Rives-606|Martha]] was daughter of [[Hardaway-15|Martha Peterson Hardaway]] (dau of Thomas Hardaway, #[https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A051388 A051388]) m [[Rives-35|Robert Rives]], DAR #[https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A096527 A096527] (see [https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_descendants/?action=list&MyPrimary_Seqn=1292829&MyLineageCount=1 desc. rec]/[https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_descendants/?action=list&MyPrimary_Seqn=81511&MyLineageCount=1 (s)]). Other children of Robert included Clarissa, m Harrison Musgrave Gill, Benjamin, m Rebecca Gill, and Richard Augustus, m Ann Rivers ** [[Rives-41|William Rives]], #[https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A096532 A096532] = [[Rives-35|Robert Rives]]' father; also father of [[Reeves-268|Lazarus]] m [[Massey-313|Elizabeth Massey]]. Their mother = [[Pegram-57|Mary Pegram-57]] (sister of [[Pegram-44|Edward Pegram]] - my Manson side... see [https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_descendants/?action=list&MyPrimary_Seqn=326772&MyLineageCount=1 this desc. record]) '''Kimballs''' Sarah ([[Hicks-14271]]) Kimball, had been attached as daughter of two Roberts: [[Hicks-6764]] and [[Hicks-3762]]. Since her profile says born c1690, probably daughter of [[Hicks-3762]] (1658-1738). Her profile's attached as wife of Joseph Kimball Jr. (1698 - aft 1763) & James Adams (abt 1665 - 01 Jul 1720), with Kimball and Adams children. Joseph [[Kimball-241]] (c1660-1711). Profiles attached as wives - [[Simmons-1624|Frances Simmons]] and/or [[Shearin-1|Virginia Shearin]] - were disconnected 24 February 2021 for lack of sources to support them. * [[Simmons-1624|Frances Simmons]], m 1696, Surry, Virginiahttps://www.bholliman.com/files/Surry-Co-VA-1671-1750-Court-Records-Holliman-and-Allied-Families-33pp.pdf * [[Shearin-1|Virginia Shearin]], m 1697, Surry County, Virginia{{FindAGrave|126550880|sameas=no}} for Virginia Shearin Kimball (1673–unknown). https://www.andalusiastarnews.com/2020/07/24/hicks-descendants-began-a-migration-south-from-virginia-during-late-1700s/ - no sources & has family starting in the north, but interesting. === Maryland Hicks Family === : cross-over with Virginia Hicks family/ies? Looking for likely profiles of "John Hopkins" (named in the 1798 will of Robert Hicks), closest I find in a St. John's Parish one: [[Hopkins-10549]] (born 26 Dec 1719), but no wife/children. : Hicks families in Baltimore - see [https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Armstrong-15811 this page], attached to John [[Armstrong-15811]], who married [[Hicks-6317|Rebecca Hicks]] in 1714, in St. John's Parish, Jopa, Maryland. : My notes - Nehemiah & Phily... Hicks & Hix & others list the following record pages: * 86-87 & Rebecca p 86 (just these for Hix) * M72 (Nehemiah) * 64, 75, 140, M208 (Phily...) * Rebeckah M6 M198 * Sarah BR140 * William (pretty sure a Hicks – my notes are messy): BR6, 64, M194, 198, 242, William & Ann 6 : Notes from Carole Taylor: I added all that I could find on the "Issues" William, Nehemiah he's good, all kinds but seems he is the only son to stay in Maryland with mom Jane. Henry and James, mentioned but can not find any birth or parent record source for them... : Re: Rebecca Hicks-6317. Her marriage in the book. And Jane's 1713 marriage. And Nehemiah and his sons with Phillazanah in the book. ... But I will look for William in Delaware... and add that as a note. (from Carole 14 March 2021) Me: Given location and names, I would say she’s definitely of this family – maybe descended from Thomas a different route? Maybe leave as is for now? The notes you’ve added point out she’s not in will. ... from [[Taylor-25258|Carole]]: Subject: Rebecca Hicks-6317: ..."issues: 4 sons" no daughter. and Nehemiah married to Phillazania is a son. So I am adding all the profiles to that Will image... looks like I found William, the father. What do you think? === Land === '''Location Notes''': Pittsylvania County was formed from Halifax County in 1766/7, which had been formed in 1752 from Lunenburg County (itself formed from Brunswick County in 1746). Henry County was formed from Pittsylvania County in 1776/7. Brunswick County was formed in 1720, from Prince George County. Amelia County was formed from Brunswick County and Prince George County in 1734/5.[http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~george/countyformations/virginiaformationmaps.html History of County Formations in Virginia 1617-1995] (accessed 24 March 2021). Maybe a lead on Jones-Hicks info? from http://freepages.rootsweb.com/~johnsonsofva/genealogy/varivers/meherrinriver.htm 1712 Apr 17, for Thomas JONES, son of Capt. Richard JONES, in the fork of Great Creek, north side of Nottoway River The following surveys were made by Robert BOLLING Prince George Co Surveyor and reported to the courts. http://www.geocities.com/BourbonStreet/Delta/7003/pgsurveys.html Bugg - Hix connection and detailed description/history of land. From http://www.kaliktime.com/Genealogy13HicksBowen.asp ... : Bugg/Hix profiles: Ann [[Hix-19]] (1736-1764), dau. of Amos, m [[Bugg-46|Anselm Bugg]]... Mecklenburg County ; Joseph, James, Amos Hix listed in Lunenburg... http://www.virginiadot.org/vtrc/main/online_reports/pdf/93-r17.pdf A James Hicks owned land on Smith's Creek and sometimes appeared in the Bowen records. He left his will in Brunswick Co dated 1789, proved 1793, leaving 860 acres on Smith's Creek in Mecklenburg to son Isaac Hicks. In 1757, Robert Wooding sold a tract of land to Field Jefferson described as 245 acres in Lunenburg on Taylors Cr, Meherrin River, purchased of Jas Hix (Lunenburg DB 4 p 337). John Ingram's 1757 patent was for land on both sides of Taylor's Creek adjoining the Hicks land. Patent to John Ingrum [Ingram]. 10 August 1759. Beginning at House's upper corner Spanish oak on the said creek thence along his line north forty five degrees west one hundred and seventy three poles to Twitty's corner hiccory in the same thence along south forty degrees west one hundred and fifty two poles to Hix's corner pointers in the same thence along his line south forty five degrees east one hundred and thirty three poles to a white oak on a branch thence down the water courses thereof as it meanders to a branch just below a lick thence up the other branch as it meanders to a poplar thence a new line north seventy five degrees east two hundred and eighty eight poles to a black jack in Pennington's line thence along his line north ten degrees east thirty four poles to a red oak thence a new line north thirty degrees west sixty six poles to a black jack in Mize's line thence along his line south twenty five degrees west seventy poles to a black jack north seventy degrees west one hundred and eighty four poles to a white oak on the said creek and thence down the same as it meanders to the first station. Patents 34, p 456, 457 According to the 1801 will of John Bugg (Mecklenburg WB 4 p 262-264), the land he left to son John Bugg was land "on Taylors Creek adjoining the land of Daniel Cheatham, James Lett, Isaac Hicks, and Robert Nance". He left land totaling 350 acres purchased of John Ingram to sons Zachariah Bugg and William Bugg. This was the Ingram land that adjoined Hicks above. David Bowen clearly owned land that adjoined this Hicks land which he sold in 1790. Notice that the deed was witnessed by Robert Nance who also held land near the Bugg and Hicks land. Mecklenburg DB 7 p 572 9 February 1790. David Bowen of Mecklenburg to Jones Gee. 45L about 75 acres. Beginning at a corner white oak on Balaam Jones line thence from the said Joneses line up a small branch to the head and thence along Samuel Hopkins's line an east course to the head of another small branch thence down the said branch as it meanders to a bend of the said branch and thence along a line of markd trees an east course to a corner on Hix & Bowens line thence along the said Bowen line to a corner on William Thomassons line thence along the said Thomassons line to a corner white oak on James Marimans line thence along the said Marimans line to Balaam Joneses line thence along the said Joneses line to the first station. Signed David (X) Bowen Wit William Walker, Robert Nance, Wyatt Nance Mecklenburg DB 5 p 104 10 October 1777. Abraham Merrimoon & William Bowen of the Parish of St James & county of Mecklenburg to David Bowen of same. 10L about 70 acres. Beginning at James Tomerson's line thence along James MCan's line to a branch thence up the branch west to the head from thence a new cut to Balaam Jones line from thence north to James Merrimoon's line east to William Tomerson's line thence along Wm Tomersons lines to James Thomerson's line thence south along James Thomersons line to the beginning. Signed Abraham + Merrimoon, William X Bowen Wit James Hicks, David Bowen, Little Berry Bowen Rec 13 October 1777 Anne wife of the said Abraham having been privily examined voluntarily relinquished her right of dower. Even though the name Hicks appeared at least three times in the Bowen family and we can place James Hicks' land near the Bowen land, no connection to this Hicks family has been proven. == Done with == Rather than cross through/update with notes, just moved notes to here. The impetus for this page - sorting the two Judith Colliers who married father/son (apparently) named James Hicks. [[Collier-419]] is the aunt & married [[Hicks-1942]]; [[Collier-4008]] the niece married [[Hicks-5191]]. : James and Judith (Collier) Hicks marriages - two sets * Judith Collier, daughter of Isaac, m [James] Hicks in 1771 ([[Collier-988|Isaac Collier]]'s 1771 will names dau. Judith Hicks) ... Judith [[Collier-419]] as of 18 Feb. 2021, was connected to 2 profiles for James: [[Hicks-1942]] (b 1720)& [[Hicks-10499]] (b 1728). They had a son [[Hicks-9085]] Isaac Hicks (1755-1817). WikiTree has several other Isaac Hicks profiles: ** [[Hicks-12911]] Isaac Hicks (-aft.1803) - attached as son of [[Hicks-6069|Robert Hicks]] & [[Harrison-15347|Rebecca Harrison]] ** [[Hicks-7295]] Isaac Hicks (abt.1758-1829) of Oglethorpe, GA; m Elizabeth Hines (born Granville, NC to [[Hicks-2309]] Robert Hicks (abt.1713-abt.1788) of NY (died Granville) and [[Rives-254]] Sarah (Rives) Hicks (1726-abt.1800), born Petersburg, VA ... John [[Hicks-697]] (b 1685) is attached to Rebecca [[Rives-64]] (m 1712) and have a son Robert [[Hicks-746]], m Mary [[Courtney-66]] in Brunswick, 1766 ** [[Hicks-3324|Isaac Hicks (abt.1790-abt.1829)]] of Virginia, married [[Mason-3468]] Lucy T (Mason) Hicks (abt.1789-abt.1827) ** [[Hicks-14034]] Isaac W. Hicks (1809-1880), attached as son of [[Hicks-14035]] James Hicks (1750-1819)... [[Hicks-11021]] Isaac W Hicks (aft.1807-aft.1880) looks like a duplicate but is set as rejected * [[Hicks-5191|James Hicks]] married [[Collier-4008|Judith Collier]], daughter of Charles (1787 marriage bond, Brunswick County) :: James profiles :* [[Hicks-1942]] (b 1720) - merged with [[Hicks-11234]] :* [[Hicks-10499]] (b 1728) - text says "Parents: George Hicks and Mary Frances Bugg." (who has a profile: [[Bugg-28]], wife of Amos [[Hicks-718]]) :* [[Hicks-11234|James Hicks Sr (abt.1732-bef.1793)]] - [[Hicks-11234]], son of [[Hicks-5190|George]]/husband of [[Collier-419|Judith]] (merged with [[Hicks-1942]]) :* [[Hicks-5191|James Hicks Jr (abt.1750-bef.1817)]] - husband of [[Collier-4008|Judith Collier]], daughter of Charles : Problem with James Hicks who married the aunt (Judith, daughter of Isaac): * James son of Robert according to some - e.g., JSTOR "Hicks Family" article, apparently sourced by "Goode's ''Virginia Cousins''". The entry for James cites his 23 Dec. 1793 will (and includes information not in the will: "Nancy Vines (born 1766, married Dr. William G. Walker)" * James son of George according to others - e.g., Carol Morrison (see [https://www.genealogy.com/ftm/m/o/r/Carol-A-Morrison/GENE7-0002.html this page]) :: Plethora of support for both Robert's son James and George's son James, with little regard of which info is applied to which person. Known: Robert's son James was married to Martha in 1744. : Will of James m Judith (the aunt, daughter of Isaac) - following abstracted from transcription posted at www.usgenwebsites.org/vagenweb/brunswick/court/wills/hicksjames.htm ~ ''Will Book 5, page 518, Brunswick County, Virginia'' : Will written 20 March 1789, proved 23 December 1793
: "I James Hicks Senr. of Brunswick County..." ::''sons'' * Charles * John [[Hicks-10498]] ''attached to [[Hicks-1942]]'' * Isaac [[Hicks-9085]] ''attached to [[Hicks-1942]]'' * George * Vines [[Hicks-1941]] ''attached to [[Hicks-1942]]/wife [[Hardaway-62]]'' See [https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/Hardaway-Descendants-50 this desc. list] & also #[https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/default.cfm?action=full&p_id=A051388 A051388], [[Hardaway-8|Thomas Hardaway]] m [[Thweatt-53|Agnes Thweatt]], dau. of Peterson - see also [https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/Peterson-Descendants-529 this desc. list] * James ::''daughters'' * Salley Hardaway [[Hicks-11237]] ''attached to [[Hicks-1942]]/husband [[Hardaway-193]]''Added to her profile:
: Sarah was born in Dinwiddie County on 24 April 1762 and died in Brunswick County on 6 January 1841. - inline citation: [https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_descendants/?action=list&MyPrimary_Seqn=93052&MyLineageCount=1 DAR record] for a descendant of James Hicks Hardaway, son of Robert Hardaway (#[https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A051382 A051382]) and Sarah Hicks.
... doubtful she was born in Dinwiddie (although that's where DAR shows that Robert was born). : She married Robert Hardaway and had at least one child by him: James Hicks Hardaway who married "Elizabeth Martha Raines Green". - inline citation: Robert Hardaway, DAR Patriot Ancestor #[https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A051382 A051382] * Nancy Vines Hicks : "I appoint my three sons, namely Charles, John and Isaac Extrs" : Witnesses: Myhill Collier, Zachr. Floyd, and Chisten Curtis.
: "Brunswick County Court December 23, 1793 this last Will and Testament of James Hicks Senr. decd. was proved according to law by oaths of the witnesses thereto and ordered to be recorded, and on the motion of Charles and John Hicks two of the exors therein named who made oath thereto and together with Vines Hicks, Robert Watson, and Robert Hardaway their securities entered into and acknowledged a bond in the penalty of four thousand pounds with condition as the law directs Certificate is granted them for obtaining a probate thereof in due form liberty being reserved for the other executor to join in the said probate when he thinks proper." Robert Hardaway's profile notes that Vines Hicks is Sarah's brother. https://www.archives.gov/files/research/genealogy/charts-forms/1810-census.pdf (form showing headings) https://www.census.gov/history/www/through_the_decades/index_of_questions/1810_1.html ... Sarah Hardaway is listed in 1810, Meherrin census: http://www.usgwarchives.net/va/brunswick/census/1810/meherrin/0750.gif (two entries below Judith Hicks). Colliers listed too (e.g., Charles). ... Hicks (James & John): 1810, Meherrin census: http://www.usgwarchives.net/va/brunswick/census/1810/meherrin/0751.gif Index: http://www.usgwarchives.net/va/brunswick/census/1810/index/imgindx-meherrin.txt From what I can tell, the " in the columns do not mean "same as above", else why have some " and repeat a number previously given in others. So, I think the " is just a placeholder. In which case, heads of household in the 1810 census were :[http://www.usgwarchives.net/va/brunswick/census/1810/meherrin/0750.gif page 0750]: * Judith Hicks * James H. Hardiway (looks like "Jamy" but that appears to be how the census taker wrote James - his s's look like y's) * Sarah Hardiway :[http://www.usgwarchives.net/va/brunswick/census/1810/meherrin/0751.gif page 0751]: * James Hicks * John Hicks : [http://www.usgwarchives.net/va/brunswick/census/1810/meherrin/0745.gif page 0745] * Michael Collier (index transcribed it as Richard, but it looks like Michael to me) * Charles Collier * ? Collier (maybe James? or Vines?... but doesn't style the ending "s" like other entries [which is why I went with Vines]) : [http://www.usgwarchives.net/va/brunswick/census/1810/meherrin/0746.gif page 0746] * Benjamin Collier St Andrews ([http://www.usgwarchives.net/va/brunswick/census/1810/index/imgindx-standrews.txt Index]): : [http://www.usgwarchives.net/va/brunswick/census/1810/standrews/0714.gif page 0714] * Isaac Hicks * Reuben Hicks * Jordan Hicks * Jesse Hicks : [http://www.usgwarchives.net/va/brunswick/census/1810/standrews/0715.gif page 0715] * Fanny Hicks ''marked with what looks like "(M)" - no whites, 6 "other" (all other free persons, from [https://www.census.gov/history/www/through_the_decades/index_of_questions/1810_1.html this page]; [see form] [excludes Indians]); no slaves Speculation: Top three in table are probably (3) [[Hicks-11237||Sarah (Hicks) Hardiway]], (2) [[Hardaway-200|James Hardaway]], her son, and (3) [[Collier-419|Judith Hicks]] her mother. James Hicks' 1789 will left the "plantation whereon I now live" to his wife Judith and to his son Vines,http://www.usgenwebsites.org/vagenweb/brunswick/court/wills/hicksjames.htm so possibly it is Vines and a son in Judith's household. BUT... [[Hardaway-62|Profile for the wife of Vines]] (son of James & Judith Hicks) remarried c1804, implying Vines was dead before 1810 census. : Thoughts on Judith Hicks (probably [[Collier-419]]) household... * [[Hicks-1941|Vines Hicks]], son of James & Judith (Collier) Hicks (Vines [[Hicks-1941]], James [[Hicks-1942]], Judith [[Collier-419]]). Vines was born c1760 & was left James' planation in his 1789 will (Judith was too). Profile includes a son young enough to fit 10-15 ([[Hicks-1946|William Hicks]], born c1797). * [[Hicks-9085|Issac Hicks]], son of James & Judith, was a widower in 1810 and, according to the WikiTree profiles, his youngest daughter married in October 1810 (to Benjamin Booth); his sons were all too old to be the 10-15 male in Judith's household. (AND... he's on page 0714, in St Andrews) * [[Hicks-5191|James]] and [[Hicks-10498|John]], the other sons of James & Judith (Collier) Hicks, were probably not the James and John on page 0751 - based on their profiles (John's profile says he married in North Carolina in 1782; James married in 1787 but died in South Carolina in 1817). However, Charles names his brothers James and John as beneficiaries and executors of his will - written 1805/proved 1821 - see his profile: Chareles [[Hicks-15177]]. Also on that profile is proof that Judith was a widow, living in Georgia in 1817 (not that James had moved to Georgia).From [[Hicks-5191]]:
: Emigration to Other States from Southside Virginia, Volume 1, compiled by Katherine B. Elliott, South Hill, Virginia. Page. 33. "HICKS, Judith - Greene County, GA. Know all men by these presents that I, Judith Hicks, of Green County, State of Georgia, widow of James Hicks of the aforesaid county, deceased, do appoint Thomas Hicks, of the County of Green, State of Georgia, and Williamson Smith of Brunswick County, State of Virginia, my lawful agents, or my attorneys in fact, to demand and recover my dower, or third part, of a tract of land in Brunswick County, Virginia, on Indian Branch, it being a tract of land sold by my late husband to WILLIAM WALKER, and to which I have not relinquished by dower, and my attorneys are to represent me as if I were there in person. Dated 29 January 1817, Recorded 26 Jan. 1818 Ref: Brunswick County Deed Book 24, page 18. : So... # Maybe Judith's household was Vines' youngest son ([[Hicks-1946|William]], born c1797) and Judith's widowed son [[Hicks-9085|Isaac]] (born c1755), and [[Collier-419|herself]]. ''Not Isaac - he's in St. Andrews, Brunswick County 1810 Census, [http://www.usgwarchives.net/va/brunswick/census/1810/standrews/0714.gif page 0714].'' # James Hardiway's household was likely [[Hardaway-200|himself]] (born 15 October 1785) and "ELIZABETH MARTHA RAINES GREEN", his wife (his profile says nothing of a wife). She was born c1762 and they married 4 April 1810.Robert Hardaway, DAR Patriot Ancestor #[https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A051382 A051382]; [https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_descendants/?action=list&MyPrimary_Seqn=93052&MyLineageCount=1 desc record]. # Sarah (Hicks) Hardiway's [[Hardaway-193|husband]] died prior to 1810. Her household is probably [[Hicks-11237|herself]] (female 45+), [[Walker-36789|her granddaughter]] (born 1808), [[Hardaway-201|her daughter]] and [[Walker-36790|son-in-law]]; the remaining male, 10-15, fits with the third child attached to her profile - [[Hardaway-137|Richard Stanfield Hardaway]], born 1797. # James Hicks: Not sure yet. He's probably the 45+ but are all the others his wife and children? If so, 3 sons & 6 daughters by a wife 26-44. Could be [[Hicks-5191]]... had two sons in 1805. (Children info doesn't line up too well, but wife Judith [[Collier-4008]], who was living in 1817, in Georgia, would have been under 45 -just- in 1810.) # John Hicks: Not sure yet. Some of the entries unreadable (either a number or the placeholder "). The male and female 45+ could be himself and his wife, with one son and three daughters (based on readable entries). Could be [[Hicks-10498]]... had 3 sons in 1805. # Michael Collier # Charles Collier # ? Collier # Bejamin Collier # Isaac Hicks (these Hicks in St. Andrews, [http://www.usgwarchives.net/va/brunswick/census/1810/standrews/0714.gif page 0714]; previous entries in Meherrin) # Reuben Hicks # Jordan Hicks # Jesse Hicks # Fanny Hicks {| border="1" cellpadding="6" !#!!Head!!White Males
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=== James Hicks (1776 will) / wife Frances === Posted to [[Unknown-551891|her profile]] 24 March 2021, which includes a good summary: Patricia, I'll leave this profile to you and other descendants, but I would like to share with you more indepth reasoning as to why I'm not convinced that this Frances is the daughter named by Daniel Coleman as Frances Hicks. Yes, obviously, Daniel moved to North Carolina before he died. And, yes, Virginia to NC is not a major journey... which seems to be part of the problem when working on the MANY Virginia/Carolina Hicks families. I haven't been at this for very long - especially compared to how long you have been, and I'm not related, but I did jump in to the mess that was WikiTree's Virginia/Carolina Hicks families when working on Collier pending merges/unmerged matches (I'm involved in the Collier One Name Study). Someone had proposed that two Judith (Collier) Hicks profiles be merged, but their profiles were a generation apart and they had different fathers. Thus began my journey. For information I've collected along the way, and an illustration of why I think more information is needed to say this Frances Hicks is the same Frances as Daniel Coleman names daughter Frances Hicks in his 1777 will, see [[Space:Noland-165_Sandbox_Twenty]] (a bit of a mess itself, but it's just my workspace for information about the Hicks Family... more of a scratch pad for notes so that I can find things again that I've encountered in this journey). In addition to what appears to be father and son James Hickses ([[Hicks-1942]] and [[Hicks-5191]]) marrying aunt/niece Judith Colliers ([[Collier-419]]/[[Collier-4008]]), there are two Robert Hicks who are apparently progenitors of separate Hicks lines: # [[Hicks-3762|Robert Hicks]] the Indian Trader, of Surry County, with a will dated 6 March 1738/39 and proved "At a court held for Brunswick Co. the 7th day of February, 1739" (whose family is a prime example of how close Brunswick County/Petersburg and the Carolinas are) and # [[Hicks-1262|Robert Hicks]] of Charles City (whose profile has a death date of 1738 and a note that "This line of Hicks is in no way related to the Hicks of Surry County Virginia."). Then there are the Maryland Hicks (see for example Rebecca [[Hicks-6317]]). I didn't get into the Maryland Hickses much, and the more Northern Hicks families not at all (see for example the profile of Rebecca's father, [[Hicks-15091|William]], which says he was born in New York). And the Puritan Great Migration Project manages a Hicks profile that isn't PGM but claims to be - see [[Hicks-369]]. A WikiTree search for Frances Hicks comes up with 278, including several spelled Hix & five with the LNAB of Unknown (this profile is one of them - the Frances named by [[Hicks-8725|James Hicks]] as wife in his 1776 will - another is the 2nd wife of his grandfather - Robert the Indian Trader - named as wife in his 1738/39 will). Husband James's will is proved in Pittsylvania County, Virginia & his profile says he was born in Brunswick County. Yes, Amelia County is close. But it is not Brunswick County. === Stovalls/Holmes === 25 March 2021: * Added John Stovall, DAR Patriot Ancestor #[https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A110786 A110786] to his profile [[Stovall-57]] * Biography for [[Stovall-230|Drury Stovall]] Sr. (1752-1826). (added links to descendant record/father's DAR record) * Biography for [[Stovall-52|Josiah Stovall]] Sr. (1749-1798). (added link to his father's DAR recodr) ** He's husband to Mary "Polly" Hicks ([[Hicks-973]]) & son of [[Stovall-57|John Stovall]] (DAR #[https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A110786 A110786]), who's also dad of Drury. * Owen Griffin, DAR Patriot Ancestor #[https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A211012 A211012]; [https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_descendants/?action=list&MyPrimary_Seqn=1207601&MyLineageCount=1 descendant record] (added DAR links to profile for his wife [[Stovall-60|Ann Stovall]], sister of Drury & Josiah). == Didn't get into more == Descendants now involved in the profiles, so my efforts no longer needed... Following pages had been on my to-do and/or "look into" list as of 24 March. :Gees *https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Ingram-5307 (m Gee) *https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Hicks-743 (m Gee) * more: https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Gee-170 https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Gee-185 https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Hicks-702 https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Walker-27053 : https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Cross-6870 (married a Chappell)
: Edward Tatum's 1744 will (transcription): http://www.usgenwebsites.org/vagenweb/brunswick/court/wills/tatumedward1744.html * https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Hicks-740 Rebecca m an Edward Tatum :Ransom * https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Hicks-3418 (Frances m Richard Ransom) :Watson (named in a Robert Hicks 1798 will - [[Hicks-11481]], m Greenway... an unconnected [to a father] Robert - and couldn't figure out who he might be) - open tabs/offshoot leads... https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Watson-449 https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/Watson-Descendants-10623 https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Mason-8836 https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Mason-13892 https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special:Connection&action=connect&person1Name=Mason-969&person2Name=Hicks-11482&relation=0&ignoreIds= https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Watson-10623 https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special:Connection&action=connect&person1Name=Mason-969&person2Name=Watson-13731&relation=0&ignoreIds= https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Watson-25765 https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Watson-28092 https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Watson-25765 https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Watson-18090 https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Watson-27591 https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Goodwyn-37 https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Brannon-102 https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Brannan-42 (m Watson) https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special:Connection&action=connect&person1Name=Watson-13731&person2Name=Hicks-11482&relation=0&ignoreIds= https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Watson-10623 https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Watson-20392 https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Lanier-537 (has a Chamberlain connection) https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Sowerby-17 (married Rawlings) https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/Collier-Descendants-800 https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/Ransome-Descendants-49 https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Yancey-161 (son of a Bolling woman) https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special:Connection&action=connect&person1Name=Scott-34488&person2Name=Hicks-11482&relation=0&ignoreIds= https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special:Connection&action=connect&person1Name=Walton-307&person2Name=Hicks-11482&relation=0&ignoreIds= https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special:Connection&action=connect&person1Name=Mason-882&person2Name=Hicks-11482&relation=0&ignoreIds= : Another window full of open tabs: https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Hicks-3274 https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Hicks-7337 (son of a Tatum) https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Hicks-7338 https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Hicks-7334 https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/Hicks-Descendants-3254 (of NC) https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Tatum-454 https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Wall-5114 https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Blunt-80 (m Turner) https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Wall-5115 https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A021002 (Chappell Hicks, with Pension #) https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A117119 (John Turner) https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A117122 (John Turner) https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A117123 (John Turner, m Ruth Rawlings) : Another window... https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Davis-8706 (Benjamin, NC, married Harrell) https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Hicks-2309 https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Dixon-425 (m Greenway) https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Greenway-611 (m Parham) https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Dixon-427 (m Parham, sister m Greenway) https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Parham-872 (m Mary Dixon-427) https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Greenway-162 https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Greenway-479 https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Rives-254 (m Robert) https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Hicks-2309 (Robert d 1788 m Rives) https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Turner-13886 (NC/SC) https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Turner-22465 (VA) https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Turner-10169 (MD-VA) https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Turner-13021 (VA) https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Turner-32745 (NC) https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Turner-1792 (VA-TN) https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Turner-19586 (MD) https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Turner-2524 (VA-GA - brother of Sarah/Sally m [[Billingslea-22|William Billingslea]], son of Francis m Asenath) https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Turner-34670 (VA) http://www.usgenwebsites.org/vagenweb/brunswick/court/wills/hicks14.html (Robert's 1803/4 will) https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Hicks-6069 (has 1803/4 will on his profile, but not sure it's the right Robert) https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_descendants/?action=list&MyPrimary_Seqn=172476&MyLineageCount=1 (Lemuel Lanier) ... turned up in search results: https://www.genealogy.com/ftm/j/o/y/Thomas-Joyce/BOOK-0001/0016-0001.html https://www.genealogy.com/ftm/f/o/u/Tina-H-Fountain/GENE19-0010.html https://www.genealogy.com/ftm/j/o/y/Thomas-Joyce/GENE1-0011.html#ENDNOTEREF219 : Pages open on potential online info/leads: * https://archive.org/details/turnerfamilymaga00newy/page/62/mode/2up?q=hicks * https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:33S7-9TBJ-S5YK?i=15&wc=SNY4-L2H%3A146536801%2C146611001&cc=1803986 (dulony, durbin) :: Brunswick County USGenWeb pages: * http://www.usgenwebsites.org/vagenweb/brunswick/court/abstracts/H%20Surnames.html * http://www.usgenwebsites.org/vagenweb/brunswick/court/abstracts/W%20Surnames.html * http://www.usgenwebsites.org/vagenweb/brunswick/deeds/db15a.html * http://files.usgwarchives.net/va/brunswick/bios/m2450000.txt * http://files.usgwarchives.net/va/brunswick/deeds/deedbrns.txt * http://files.usgwarchives.net/va/brunswick/court/brunnat.txt * http://www.usgenwebsites.org/vagenweb/brunswick/deeds/hicksdeeds.html * http://www.usgenwebsites.org/vagenweb/brunswick/court/poahicks.html * http://files.usgwarchives.net/va/brunswick/deeds/db14-end.txt * http://www.usgenwebsites.org/vagenweb/brunswick/court/surveyhicks.html * http://files.usgwarchives.net/va/brunswick/deeds/g0000000.txt : Notes from computer: https://sites.rootsweb.com/~harrisonrep/harrbios/HenryTazewellHarrison.htm https://uncommonwealth.virginiamemory.com/blog/2011/11/04/spoils-of-war-return-home-to-virginia/ http://digitool1.lva.lib.va.us:8881/R/MV1B7D9I1MDG76V5VFBDV3THQVBAMD5AMM3B4IJ1V9CJDHFDVT-00614?func=search&pds_handle=GUEST Hicks in Maryland: https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Armstrong-5883#_note-0 Nehemiah (son of Rebecca Hicks) looking for Irby (1744 will of Frances, widow of Captain Robert, names granddaughter Tabitha Irby - daughter of daughter Elizabeth?)... looking for Irby: John Irby Jr = Witness in 1745 along with a Beddingfield (Captain Robert's daughter Martha married a Beddingfield): From http://files.usgwarchives.net/va/brunswick/deeds/deedbrns.txt - : Indenture made the 25th day of January, 1745, between Thomas Hicks of North Carolina, and Nathaniel Edwards of Brunswick County, Virginia, for 40 pounds, conveying 250 acres on North side of Maherrin River and is the lower part of a tract of land containing 500 acres whereon Daniel Hicks, late of Brunswick County, at the time of his death did dwell and by his Last Will and Testament dated December 17, 1734, the said Daniel Hicks devised the land to Thomas Hicks. Witnesses were John Walls, Jr., George Hicks, James Hicks, Jr., John Irby, Jr., Henry Beddingfield and Francis Price. Acknowledged in Court on February 6, 1745. Deed Book 3, page 141. Blunt/Irby (related to Hicks, I think, but Desc/Ancestors of Blunt-52 didn't show any Hicks... just realized I didn't search for Hix though) https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Blunt-52 https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Irby-70 https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Irby-708 https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Irby-129 https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Irby-59 Joshua (immigrant) Same window: https://www.genealogy.com/forum/surnames/topics/hicks/6959/ - Robert Hicks, Indian Trader https://www.genealogy.com/forum/surnames/topics/hicks/6952/ - Robert Hicks, Indian Trader https://www.genealogy.com/forum/surnames/topics/hicks/9037/ - Will of James Hicks https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Mason-2713 - Mary (m Walton) https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Walton-987 - Edward https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Walton-5646#comments - Thomas (of England... moved to be son of Edward in England & not of Edward & Elizabeth - maybe not Booth - of Virginia https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Booth-308 - Elizabeth "Before we were a twinkle..." https://www.familysearch.org/library/books/records/item/102992-before-we-were-a-twinkle-the-miller-mcwilliams-connection?viewer=1&offset=0#page=1&viewer=picture&o=info&n=0&q= https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Unknown-538539#comments https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/House-5824#comments More notes from computer: https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Maclin-47 - Ann (Maclin) Lanier Collier - http://www.usgenwebsites.org/vagenweb/brunswick/court/abstracts/C%20Surnames.html#COLLIER,Charles http://www.usgenwebsites.org/vagenweb/brunswick/court/abstracts/H%20Surnames.html#HIX,George http://www.usgenwebsites.org/vagenweb/brunswick/court/guardianappts.html open dar Sherwood bugg - https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/default.cfm oops. he’s A016730 Benj. Harris, ", & Absalom Harris: https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_member/?Action=full&National_Number=33143 (member name=Chappell!) https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A051712 – Absalom Harris dau jane m Chappel Sledge https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_descendants/?action=list&MyPrimary_Seqn=503778&MyLineageCount=1 Elizabeth Harris m Kinchen Peterson Tweatt (on 24 June 1824) https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A051712 – Absalom Harris member - Judith Louise Searcy Hicks wills: http://www.usgenwebsites.org/vagenweb/brunswick/court/wills/ http://www.usgenwebsites.org/vagenweb/brunswick/court/wills/hicks26.html Other tabs open on page with Hicks wills: https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Noland-165_Sandbox_Twenty#Robert_Hicks https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Unknown-538539 https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/Hicks-Photos-3762 https://www.carolana.com/NC/eBooks/The_North_Carolina_Historical_and_Genealogical_Register_Volume_I_1900.pdf (648 pages) https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Irby-452 - joshua https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Irvin-425 - nathaniel http://files.usgwarchives.net/va/brunswick/deeds/deedbrns.txt http://files.usgwarchives.net/va/brunswick/deeds/deedbrns.txt http://files.usgwarchives.net/va/brunswick/deeds/deedbrns.txt http://files.usgwarchives.net/va/brunswick/deeds/deedbrns.txt https://www.genealogy.com/ftm/m/o/r/Carol-A-Morrison/GENE7-0001.html https://www.genealogy.com/ftm/m/o/r/Carol-A-Morrison/GENE7-0002.html http://files.usgwarchives.net/va/brunswick/wills/willbk02.txt https://mlarchives.rootsweb.com/listindexes/emails?listname=va-freedmen&thread=35342155 https://mlarchives.rootsweb.com/listindexes/emails?listname=va-freedmen&thread=35342155 https://sites.rootsweb.com/~harrisonrep/Brunswk.htm https://sites.rootsweb.com/~harrisonrep/Brunswk.htm www.bluegrassmessengers.com/early-hicks-hix-immigrants---mainly-virginia.aspx www.bluegrassmessengers.com/early-hicks-hix-immigrants---mainly-virginia.aspx - DAR pages open in that window lots of ancestors - https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_member/?Action=full&National_Number=539159 John Dixon b 1755 & served in Georgia: https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A032554 (only one child listed... Thomas) James Thweatt desc.- https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_descendants/?action=list&MyPrimary_Seqn=503779&MyLineageCount=1 James Thweatt (p Elizabeth Peterson) - https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A115227 https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A096515 https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A096515 – Benjamin Rives Benjamin Rives/dad of Elizabeth m Rosser - https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_descendants/?action=list&MyPrimary_Seqn=515311&MyLineageCount=1 David Rosser - https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A098640 m Elizabeth/dau. mary m Benjamin Harris lots of ancestors - https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_member/?Action=full&National_Number=719339 other tabs: https://nativeheritageproject.com/2015/06/04/isaac-an-indian-slave/ - Robert Bolling ad (ran away from him) https://archive.org/details/colonialandrevo00landgoog - Upper sc history == Still to finish == The profile for Daniel Hicks that I created spawned "Hicks Family Wills" and "Hicks Family Bible (Virginia)"... still need to finish moving info from Daniel's profile that is better on a "multi-person" platform such as the Wills or Bible page. * https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Hicks-15073 * https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Hicks_Family_Wills *https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Hicks_Family_Bible_%28Virginia%29 Robert Hicks-3762 ... [https://www.wikitree.com/treewidget/Hicks-3762/300 family group sheet]. Need to check comments/ profile text and see if additional changes for mother of kids are needed (check 6 April or so, when the two profiles for James should have gotten default OK). Followup on comments: * https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Evans-2595 * https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Hicks-6764 * https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Hicks-3762#comments * https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Unknown-538539 * https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Harrison-211 Holmes connection to explore (Holmes/Stovall): : See DAR [https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_descendants/?action=list&MyPrimary_Seqn=80997&MyLineageCount=1 descendant record] of Sarah Stovall, daughter of Josiah Stovall (Patriot Ancestor #[https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A110795 A110795]) and [[Hicks-973|Mary "Polly" (Hicks) Stovall]]. Mary died in Hinds County, Mississippi in 1845. Father of Josiah is John Stovall (Patriot Ancestor #[https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A110786 A110786]). [[Holmes-975|James Holmes]] (1796-1861), son of [[Holmes-973|Elisha Warren Holmes]] Sr. and [[Stovall-53|Sarah (Stovall) Holmes]] https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_descendants/?action=list&MyPrimary_Seqn=1294169&MyLineageCount=1 – holmes/Stovall https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_descendants/?action=list&MyPrimary_Seqn=1289007&MyLineageCount=1 [[Holmes-975|James Holmes]] (1796-1861), son of [[Holmes-973|Elisha Warren Holmes]] Sr. and [[Stovall-53|Sarah (Stovall) Holmes]] == Footnotes ==
[Item 2] Book 7 PP 395 & 396 24 Oct 1701 John Poythris, Senr. Deep Bottom, 350 acres Charles City Co. N side of Nottaway River adj 950 acres patented by Hugh Lee, Jr. (and sold to William Jones, Sr., '''Robert Hix, the taylor, Senr'''., and John Roberts); to fork of Myery Br., parting Tonatora old field, to the Indian SW, 24 Oct, 1701. Transportation of 7 persons; John Lee, Robert Boreman, Humphrey Hix, Hen. Snetgrove, Mary Drin, N. Satinbach, Wm. Lambut. (ref C & P Vol 3, P. 52) [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/7/7a/Hicks-5684.png Item 2 Image]
'''Note in item 2 John Poythris, Robert Hix and Humphrey Hix are mentioned. There is a Anne Poythress on the will of [[Hicks-3762|Robert Hicks]].''' ... and of interest: [[Poythress-100|Ann Poythress]] witnessed [[Hicks-3762|Robert Hicks]]' 1739 will ... see http://www.usgenwebsites.org/vagenweb/brunswick/court/wills/hicksrobert1739.html and [[Wall-875|John Wall]], Gent. witnessed his widow Frances's 1744 will - see http://www.usgenwebsites.org/vagenweb/brunswick/court/wills/hicksfrancis1744.html (see https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/Poythress-Descendants-5 too)... this bit copied to [[#Walls]], below. : Text for [[Hicks-5684]] says he was born c. 1636 and came into Virginia around 1654 and that his son, "Captain Robert, married Evan's daughter, [[Evans-2595|Winnifred]] in Surry Co. Virginia. Captain Robert was born c. 1658" ("Evan" being John [[Evans-8726]], said to be associated with the "elder Robert" and who "owned land near Hix"). :Trying to sort out the profiles for James Hicks led to trying to sort out the profiles for Robert Hicks: * Robert Hicks with a 1733 will - names ** wife Esther ** son Thomas ** son-in-law John Halsey * Robert Hicks with a 1739/40 will - names ** wife Frances, ** sons Charles, James & George ** daughters Frances Ransom, Martha Bedingfield, Elizabeth Hicks, Rachel Hicks, Mary & Tabitha ** son-in-law Richard Ransom ** grandsons Benjamin Hicks and John Bedingfield === Wills === moved most of this section to [[Space: Hicks Family Wills]] '''Notes''' [[Wall-1783|James Wall]] m [[Ransom-351|Elizabeth Ransom]] (daughter of Richard Ransom & Elizabeth Hicks) ''https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A126612 = Robert Williams m Sarah Lanier, son Nathaniel Washington m Sarah Jane Walton (see Lanier below). : see also [https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A030733 A030733] & [https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A030686 A030686] (tied by [https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_descendants/?action=list&MyPrimary_Seqn=1114876&MyLineageCount=1 this record]), but flags everywhere. : Frances [[Davis-48803]] m [[Winston-981|Robert Lanier Winston]], son of [[Winston-576|Joseph Winston]] & [[Lanier-507|Elizabeth Lanier]]. :: William Davis (1749-1826) Patriot Ancestor #[https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A030729 A030729] m Lucy/Caroline Winston
and a Lucy Caroline Davis ([https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_descendants/?action=list&MyPrimary_Seqn=1045487&MyLineageCount=1 desc. of William]) m Anthony Arrington Pearson in 1839 ([https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_descendants/?action=list&MyPrimary_Seqn=657602&MyLineageCount=1 Pearson descendant] of #[https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A087057 A087057], Jesse Pearson m [[Perry-11854|Amy Rush Perry]] [!!]) https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_descendants/?action=list&MyPrimary_Seqn=608026&MyLineageCount=1 https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_descendants/?action=list&MyPrimary_Seqn=402345&MyLineageCount=1 https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A120315 - wm walton ''http://revwarapps.org/w1518.pdf is William Walton's pension application - he married Sarah Jones Hereford [sic, Hertford] County North Carolina in December 1783 (test. by Isaac Walton, William's brother) [fn p. 13: family record]Rachel Walton Daughter of William Walton and Sarah his wife was born in October 15th 1784James Walton son of William Walton and Sarah his wife was born the 30th of October 1787Isaac Walton son of William Walton and Sarah his wife was born March the 27th 1791 Timothy Walton was born January 31st 1794 Sarah, widow of William, died May 31, 1840 in Smith County Tennessee Williams/Walton connection. https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_descendants/?action=list&MyPrimary_Seqn=402345&MyLineageCount=1 === DAR Records === : Check this member's [https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_member/?Action=full&National_Number=692444 list of ancestors] - wow! ... also this member's [https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_member/?Action=full&National_Number=812152 ancestors] (but a different branch - e.g., Anderson, Walker, Lewis) * George Hicks (1717-1793), m Sarah James Gardener: #[https://services.dar.org/public/dar_research/search_adb/default.cfm?action=full&p_id=A054954 A054954] (2 generations conflated?)... see also https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_descendants/?action=list&MyPrimary_Seqn=485685&MyLineageCount=1&Control_Min_Seqn=485685 - WikiTree has two generations of George Hicks m Sarah James ([[Hicks-5190]] & [[Hicks-9642]]). A partial image of a will ([https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Hicks-14298 here]) leaves land to son George Hicks that was given to him ("him" not identified in viewable text; see [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/b/b4/James-20177.jpg this page], which refers to same will & has more details... including James [d 1793] m Mary Pledger being son of George and Naomi) by his father George Hicks, but daughter Polly Murphy named in will has a profile attached as daughter of George [[Hicks-9642]]. {{Red|Note}} on DAR record of George Hicks (1717-1793) says that Harriet Godfrey Gillespie, granddaughter of the Patriot through Daughter Nancy, who married Thomas Godfrey, was not the mother of Annie Gillespie, who married James L Baskin. DATACF 10/2002. DATACF discusses confusion of Patriot's 2nd wife, Sarah James Gardner with Patriot's Daughter, Sarah Hicks, who married William Pegues #[https://services.dar.org/public/dar_research/search_adb/default.cfm?action=full&p_id=A088180 A088180] ([https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_descendants/?action=list&MyPrimary_Seqn=485685&MyLineageCount=1&Control_Min_Seqn=485685 this desc. record]). ** William Pegues: https://services.dar.org/public/dar_research/search_adb/default.cfm?action=full&p_id=A088180 - {{Red|Note}} on DAR record: Child Harriet marr John Murray & died in 1793. See DATACF regarding surname of Patriot's 1st wife and use of her maiden name and stepfather's surname Murphy. DATACF also discusses surname of Patriot's 2nd wife. ** WikiTree profiles: [[James-14518]] Sarah Jane (James) Hicks (1730-1793) and [[Gardiner-3059]] Sarah Gardiner (1757-1840) - the latter attached as daughter of the former and wife of [[Pegues-27|William Pegues (1750-1818)]] *
dau. of Harrison Harris ([[Harris-5765]]?); Mary Hicks gives consent for William & Wit. includes Moses Hicks. (see [https://www.wikitree.com/photo/png/Marriages_of_Goochland-1 this page] of Goochland Marriages) * Robert Hicks of Brunswick, born 1720 (father of Sarah m Benjamin Bass & Nathan m "Nan-Ye-Hi" Conrad): https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A055048 ** {{Red|Note}} on DAR record: "CLAIM FOR SUPPLIES FURNISHED BY A MAN OF THIS NAME MADE 23 APR 1782; PATRIOT DECD BY 28 JAN 1782." ** Looks like [[Hicks-746]] is this Robert & [[Bass-248]] is his son-in-law (attached to "Martha Sarah" [[Hicks-698]]) ** Looks like http://www.usgenwebsites.org/vagenweb/brunswick/court/wills/hicks21.html (estate record) pertains. ** Looks liks 1780/82 will of Robert pertains: http://www.usgenwebsites.org/vagenweb/brunswick/court/wills/hicks19.html ** Check ''Lanier'' book - image 500 of 703... has Benjamin Bass (b NC) m Martha Sarah Hicks in Brunswick c1760, daughter of Robert Hicks & "Miss Courtney"Louise Ingersoll, ''Lanier'' (Goetz Printing Company, Washington, 1965), [https://www.familysearch.org/library/books/records/item/484020-lanier?viewer=1&offset=0#page=500&viewer=picture&o=search&n=0&q=hicks page 500 of 703] - on FamilySearch.org, which requires a login but is free. * Robert Hicks, born 1759, Granville, NC (m Mary Dudly, Sally Raven) with son Robert m Nancy Hill (among other children): https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A055049 * Nathaniel Hicks (c1748-after 4 August 1801), died Lee County: https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A055044 * Daniel Hicks (died before 18 September 1797, Prince Edward Co.): https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A054997 (m France, son John m Frances Tucker) * Thomas Hicks (1725-1791): https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A055066
{{Red|Note}} on his DAR record was the following information about son Thomas: Thomas who m Mary Faison was grandson of Thomas, b. 1725, son of Daniel b. c1755. Proved by Bible Record. Another note: Another man named Thomas Hicks lived in Duplin County, NC. A third note: Will written 16 April 1775. ** This Thomas is m [[Williams-12238|Elizabeth Williams]] & DAR shows him as father of Daniel (both Thomas & Daniel of NC). That Daniel is Patriot Ancestor #[https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A135263 A135263], with wives (1) Serene Williams & (2) "Mary A E Hare Croome" & the son Thomas who married Mary Faison (who should be his grandson) ** The Daniel of SC, who married Fanney Delony, is Patriot Ancestor #[https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A054993 A054993] & served in SC. He applied for bounty land at age 94, in 1855, at which time he was a resident of Mechlenburg County. See the [http://revwarapps.org/s5533.pdf application file]. No indication of father's name in application, but it seems they were both living in SC in 1778, and that his father returned to Virginia: "In 1780, the British having driven the Whigs on [paper torn, text missing] from that part of South Carolina, his father returned [paper torn text missing] from where he had emigrated, this declarant also followed his father to Virginia, and found him at Hicks Ford in the County of Brunswick" Early in the application, he says he does not have a record of his birth, "the Tories having burnt his father's house". Other statements in his pension file include that he volunteered about 1778, "being then a resident of Cheraw District, State of South Carolina" and was part of Colonel George Hicks' regiment.Daniel Hicks' pension application ([http://revwarapps.org/s5533.pdf pdf]), bounty land application transcribed by Nancy Poquette; additional transcription/annotations by Will Graves; posted by [http://revwarapps.org/ Southern Campaign American Revolution Pension Statements] (accessed 8 March 2021). I believe both Daniel and that Colonel George Hicks were both gr-grandsons of [[Hicks-3762|Capt. Robert Hicks]]... I need to check RF though.... Seems so: The following information was posted by Hicks researcher Jane Peyrouse on November 29, 2004:https://www.genealogy.com/forum/surnames/topics/hicks/9037/ :: "This Daniel [who died in 1857 - see [http://www.bluegrassmessengers.com/surry-co--brunswick-co-early-hicks-pre-1820.aspx Bible Record]] is a descendant of Capt. [[Hicks-3762|Robert]]'s son [[Hicks-6122|Daniel]] (1693-1735) by his son Thomas who married [[Williams-12238|Elizabeth Williams]]. When [[Hicks-6122|Daniel]] (d. 1735) his wife [[Fonville-17|Edith]] (probably Fonville) took her children to Duplin County, NC, where she remarried. Thomas married [[Williams-12238|Elizabeth]] in Carteret County, NC, in 1754. My ancestor [[Hicks-5190|George]], a son of Capt. [[Hicks-3762|Robert]] by his second wife [[Unknown-550128|Frances]] left Brunswick County, VA, about 1740 and went to Craven County, SC. You may have noticed that the Daniel who died in 1857 fought in South Carolina during the Revolution under friends and associates of Col. [[Hicks-9642|George Hicks]], son of the above [[Hicks-5190|George]]. To go into this story in the detail it demands takes some 30 or 40 pages of documented narration." ''links added to profiles to try to help keep everyone sorted- but I'm curious about who Daniel's father was whose house was burnt by the Tories. Thomas m Elizabeth Williams doesn't fit if they're in NC (which DAR says they are, with a different son Daniel).'' * Colonel George Hicks (of SC): https://services.dar.org/public/dar_research/search_adb/default.cfm?action=full&p_id=A054954 (m Naomi, then Sarah James, Gardner's widow). A note on his record says his 2nd wife and Sarah, his daughter, are sometimes confused (nothing that his daughter Sarah married William Pegues #A088180). * Harris Hicks of Granville, born c1763: https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/default.cfm (pension #S*W4989) * Meshack Hicks (1740-1826) of Goochland County: https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A055037 (m 1: Ann Dawson, 2: Elizabeth Moreland)... had a son Meshack too. Looks like WikiTree profile is [[Hicks-2358]]. ** https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/3/3b/Marriages_of_Goochland-1.png / https://www.wikitree.com/photo/png/Marriages_of_Goochland-1 ** https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Hicks-2358 "John Meshack Hicks" ** https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Moreland-215 Elizabeth * [[Lanier-559|Thomas Lanier]] (c1721-1805 - DAR) m [[Hicks-9039|Elizabeth Hicks]]: https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A069109 - children include dau. Elizabeth, m Joseph Winston and a couple of daughters who married Williams (Sarah m Robert & Rebekah m Joseph) - see [https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_descendants/?action=list&MyPrimary_Seqn=478244&MyLineageCount=1 desc. record] (Rebekah) & also [https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_descendants/?action=list&MyPrimary_Seqn=861079&MyLineageCount=1 desc. record] for Joseph Williams (m Rebecca Lanier) #[https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A126323 A126323] ** [[Lanier-507]] is wife of Joseph Winston, but has her name as Minerva Elizabeth. Joseph's DAR record says he married Elizabeth Lanier, not Minerva - see his record, #[https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A128899 A128899] ... see also [https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_descendants/?action=list&MyPrimary_Seqn=1186583&MyLineageCount=1 this descendant record]. Not sure how Thomas and David are related... ** Patriot Ancestor #[https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A069071 A069071] [[Lanier-183|David Lanier]] (1750-1792) m [[Hicks-2926|Mary Hicks]]
[https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_descendants/?action=list&MyPrimary_Seqn=1171368&MyLineageCount=1 Descendant record] (John Hicks Lanier b 1772 m Sarah Walton Sutherland Inge b 1796) ** More Lanier DAR records ***William (1731-1802) #[https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A069111 A069111], m Elizabeth Burch, son Thomas m (2) Mary Catherine Peebles & son John m Nancy Ingram (other child listed, William m Elizabeth x) - [https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_descendants/?action=list&MyPrimary_Seqn=546658&MyLineageCount=1 record] for Thomas desc. *** James (1724-1786) #[https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A069084 A069084] m Mary Cooke, children married Massey, Bankston (others) ***Benjamin (1720-1796) #[https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A069061 A069061] has a son Nicholas m (1) Patsy Malone, (2) Sarah Bugg; son Lemuel m Lucy Malone ***Benjamin (1732-1817) #[https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A069056 A069056] m (1) Susannah X, (2) Ann Nancy Jones; chldren included Bird Lanier m Elizabeth Dixon (note to Hicks/Lanier researchers - this one's mostly for me, I'm a Dixon descendant with a brick wall in Georgia) - checking member's other ancestors: **** Robert Dixon #[https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A032578 A032578], father of Elizabeth m Bird Lanier. Note on his records says "JOHN WHO MARR ELIZABETH POYTHRESS IS THE SON OF THIS MAN, NOT ROBERT DIXON, A032580." **** Michael Dixon #[https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A032574 A032574] (see also [https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_descendants/?action=list&MyPrimary_Seqn=1149621&MyLineageCount=1 descendant record]) is father of Robert #A032578 & James m Martha Anderson ***Buckner (1742-1811) #[https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A069065 A069065] m Rebecca Williamson ***Lemuel Lanier (1720-1786) #[https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A069092 A069092] m (1) Mollie Peebles, son George W m Elizabeth Hicks, son David m Mary Hicks, daughter Sally m Garret Williams ***Elizabeth Chamberlain Smith (b 1717) #[ ]; m (1) Sampson Lanier, (2) Cuthbert Smith; daughter Agnes Lanier (b 1749) m William Davis (b 1747) #[https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A030750 A030750] (see [https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_descendants/?action=list&MyPrimary_Seqn=1173385&MyLineageCount=1 this record]). Their son, Lewis Lanier Davis, m an Irvin (Louisa Tucker Irvin). Another son, Edward, m Margaret Lanier. (Flag on William Davis's record says service belongs to #A030752.) * [[Alexander-2822|William
Brunswick WB: Isaac Hicks' will dated May 10, 1817, proved June 23, 1817, names daughters Elizabeth B. Booth, Sally Booth, Minerva Hicks; sons Reuben B. Hicks, Thomas Hicks * Sarah Edmonds (Lewis), born 1807, married in 1822 Thomas Hicks, "widower of her sister Lucy": http://image.lva.virginia.gov/cgi-bin/drawerIII/disk8/CC/BA/019/H0248?59 * Thomas Hicks, son of Isaac and Nancy (Cryer) Hicks, married (1) Lucy Grey Lewis, 14 October 1813, Brunswick; (2) Sarah Edmunds Lewis, 1822: http://image.lva.virginia.gov/cgi-bin/drawerIII/disk8/CC/BA/019/H0248?60 * [http://image.lva.virginia.gov/cgi-bin/drawerIII/disk8/CC/BA/019/H0251?97 HIX, Mary Elizabeth Bowlin] "see BURWELL, Mary Elizabeth Mary (Hix)" [P?] Patrick and Dolly (Early) Hix == 5 James Hicks == From http://yanceyfamilygenealogy.org/NotesforThomasHicks.pdf (page 7), research posted by Devon Lewis in February 2013, with the note "In Memory of Beloved Cousin Richard Hicks". (Profiles are not linked in text - see section below the following excerpt.) : "The records concerning James Hickses can be very confusing. During the same period of time, there were five known James Hickses living in Brunswick Co., VA and transacting business, all of them family members – (1) James Hicks (son of Captain Robert, referred to in some of the above records as James Hicks the Elder); (2) James Hicks the Elder’s son, James Hicks married to Frances who died in 1776; (3) James Hicks, son of Captain Robert’s son, George –our James Sr. who married the first Judith Collier, daughter of Isaac Collier; (4) his son, our James Hicks Jr., who married Judith Collier, daughter of Charles Collier; and (5) James Ransom Hicks, son of Captain Robert’s son, John. Distinguishing between them can be even further obfuscated by the use of “Senior” and “Junior” by men who were not father and son; it was common for a younger man sharing the same name with an older man, such as an uncle or cousin or even a non-family member, to be referred to as “Junior” in documents. :"Since both James Hicks Sr., son of Captain Robert Hicks, and James Hicks Sr., son of Captain Robert’s son George, each had a son named James, some confusion among researchers exists as to which James was married to Judith Collier. An easy distinction exists. James Hicks, Sr. (son of Robert Hicks), whose will was proved in court on Feb. 23, 1761 (Will Book 3, page 352, Brunswick County, Virginia) named in his will is wife Fathy and numerous children including James and Benjamin. James Hicks, Jr., son of this James Hicks, died in Pittsylvania Co., VA (Will of James Hix, dated January 28, 1776, proved on May 23, 1776, Pittsylvania County, Virginia) and named in his will his wife, Frances, and his brother, Benjamin, as his executor. Our James Hicks, Sr. (son of George Hicks), who married Judith Collier (daughter of Isaac Collier), had no son named Benjamin among those sons named in his will and no son Benjamin appears connected to this James in land records. Thus, the presence of a Benjamin in the lineage of Captain Robert’s son, James, distinguishes that line from the Jameses in the line of Captain Robert’s son, George." :'''Profiles''' for people named in the above two paragraphs (with so many duplicates/conflations, see the following legend for [Hicks-a] - [Hicks-i]). ::''1st paragraph'' # James [Hicks-a], son of Captain Robert [Hicks-b] # James [Hicks-c], son of James [Hicks-a]/husband of Frances [unknown-a] # James [Hicks-d], son of Captain Robert [Hicks-b]'s son George [Hicks-e]/husband of Judith [[Collier-419]], daughter of Isaac [[Collier-988]] # James [Hicks-f], son of James [Hicks-d]/husband of Judith [[Collier-4008]], daughter of Charles [[Collier-390]] # James Ransom [Hicks-g], son of Captain Robert [Hicks-b]'s son, John [Hicks-h]. ::''2nd paragraph'' * James [Hicks-a], son of Captain Robert [Hicks-b], had a son named James ([Hicks-c]) * James [Hicks-d], son of Captain Robert [Hicks-b]'s son George [Hicks-e], had a son James ([Hicks-d]) * to distinguish the James ([Hicks-d]) who married Judith [[Collier-419]]... no Benjamins in their line. Line of James, son of Robert = Benjamins: ** James [Hicks-a] (son of Robert [Hicks-b]) with 1761 will (in which case, Hicks-a would = [[Hix-319]]), his wife Fathy ([[Fathey-1]]) and two sons James [Hicks-c] and Benjamin [Hicks-i] ** James [Hicks-c] with 1776 will (Pittsylvania County, Virginia), his wife, Frances [unknown-a], brother Benjamin [Hicks-i]
... ::''Legend'' :* James [Hicks-a] - 1761 will names wife Faith (1st wife was Martha [[Fathey-1]]) :** [[Hicks-13909]] James Hicks (abt.1708-aft.1760) - attached as son of Frances [[House-5824]] :** [[Hix-319]] James Hix (1695-1761) - m Martha [[Fathey-1|Fathey]], then Faith (text), attached as son of Robert [[Hicks-1262]], brother of John [[Hicks-1260]] (m Mary [[Harris-22517]]) - John is attached as son of Robert [[Hicks-1262]] and Frances [[Hicks-1263]] :*** [[Hicks-6069]] Robert Hicks (abt.1739-bef.1804) attached as son of James [[Hix-319]] and Martha [[Fathey-1]], husband of Rebecca ([[Harrison-15347|Harrison]]) Hicks and father of [[Hicks-12911|Isaac]] (Robert's 1803 will cited for Robert, Rebecca & Isaac) - Rebecca and Robert [[Hicks-6069]] are attached as parents of Isaac [[Hicks-12911]]; just Robert is attached as father of James [[Hicks-6071]] (and they have lots more children between them) :*** [[Fathey-1]] has two husbands:
[[Hicks-13909]] James Hicks (abt.1708-aft.1760), father of [[Hicks-2926|Mary (Hicks) Lanier]], born 1755
[[Hix-319]] James Hix (1695-1761), father of Benjamin [[Hicks-7997]], born 1738, & Robert [[Hicks-6069]], born 1739 (Faith [[Hicks-9046]] who married Jonathan White is attached as sister of [[Hix-319]]) :* Captain Robert [Hicks-b] - not married to Esther [[Luten-1]] :** [[Hicks-3762]] Robert Hicks II (1658-1738) - Frances ([unknown-b]) named wife in 1739/40 will :** [[Hicks-1262]] Robert Hicks (abt.1678-1738): "This line of Hicks is in no way related to the Hicks of Surry County Virginia." - text says he married Faith White & will has daughter Faith who married Jonathan White, citing http://jimserver.net/jonathan-white-of-granville-county/ ... however that site says:
"(8) possibly, Fatey mentioned as Fatey White in the will of Robert Hicks in Granville County, and who was possibly named for her mother Faith White. " ... 8 being the (possibly) 8th of 9 children of Jonathon White and his first wife Faith, his wife, who was living in 1757 in Granville County, NC:
"There is deed in Granville County in 1757 from Jonathan White and wife Faith to Ezekiel Fuller." :*** [[Hicks-9046]] Faith (Hicks) White (abt.1703-1762)]], wife of [[White-4129]] Jonathan White III (1700-1772)]] - sister of James [[Hix-319]] & John [[Hicks-1260]] :* James [Hicks-c] - son of Capt. Robert's son James / husband of Francis [unknown-a] / 1776 will :** [[Hicks-8725|
attached as son of
married to [[Gardener-284]] Sarah James (Gardener) Hicks (abt.1699-1770) - Sarah's profile has transcription of her 1770 will :** [[Hicks-14298|Mary Polly (Hicks) Murphy (abt.1764-1859)]] (named as daughter in will of George [[Hicks-9642]], 1717-1793 - DAR Patriot Ancestor #[http://services.dar.org/public/dar_research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A054954 A054954]) :* James [Hicks-f] - ''married Judith Collier (niece of previous Judith)'' :** [[Hicks-5191]] James Hicks Jr (abt.1750-bef.1817) :** [[Collier-4008]] Judith (Collier) Hicks (abt.1766-1829) :** son [[Hicks-11232]] Thomas Hicks (1788-1827) :* James Ransom [Hicks-g] :** [[Hix-107]] James Hix (abt.1700-abt.1770) ... had been attached to John [[Hixe-1]], attached as son of Robert [[Hicks-5684]] (father of Capt Robert [[Hicks-3762]]) :* John [Hicks-h] :** [[Hicks-1260]] John Hicks (abt.1700-abt.1772) :** [[Hicks-1388]] John Hicks (abt.1675-) - totally unattached as of 18 Feb 2021 :** [[Hix-94]] John Hix (abt.1689-1748) :** ''[[Hicks-4963]] John (of Goochland/TN - see his profile for 1804 will transcript; link to [https://www.wikitree.com/photo/png/Marriages_of_Goochland-1 Goochland Marriages]) :** ''[[Hicks-2358]] John Meshack Hicks (abt.1745-1826) of Goochland Co. :** ''[[Hix-109]] John Hix (1735-1804) of Campbell County :** [[Hixe-1]] John Hixe (abt.1658-abt.1720) - attached as son of Robert [[Hicks-5684]] (father of Capt Robert [[Hicks-3762]]) :* Benjamin [Hicks-i]: [[Hicks-7997]] :* unknown-a: [[Harrison-11410|Mary Francis (Harrison) Hicks (bef.1750-aft.1777)]] :* unknown-b [[Unknown-538539]]: Frances (unknown) Hicks (aft.1649-1744) :** Attached as 2nd wife of [[Hicks-3762]]: Robert Hicks II (1658-1738) / [[Evans-2595|Winifred Evans]] attached as first wife. : Family not discussed in the two paragraphs: * Robert [[Hicks-11427]] married Esther with son Thomas and daughter Mary, wife of John Halsey, named in 1733 will ** [[Luten-1]] Esther (Luten) Hicks (abt.1673-1744) ** [[Luten-78]] Ester (Luten) Hicks (1673-1744) ** [[Hicks-6076]] Mary (Hicks) Jacobs (abt.1714-) attached as daughter (no mention of Halsey, so wrong Mary?) ** [[Hicks-11426]] Thomas W. Hicks (1710-1775) == to check == too many tabs/windows open... * http://files.usgwarchives.net/va/brunswick/deeds/brunbk6.txt - BRUNSWICK COUNTY, VIRGINIA - DEEDS (BOOK 6) * p 49 abstract of Robert's 1733 will says Daniel Halsey - https://www.carolana.com/NC/eBooks/The_North_Carolina_Historical_and_Genealogical_Register_Volume_I_1900.pdf * https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/Hicks-Descendants-3762 * duplicate daniels ** https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Hicks-14849 (1700 - 1735) ** https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Hicks-6122 (d 1735) ** another dupe? https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Hix-513 (1696 - 1735) * "Robert, father of Captain Robert..." [[Hicks-5684]]: Robert Hicks (abt.
:Regarding his association with John Wall The http://www.ncgenweb.us/richmond/wallloupoole.pdf link is a paper on the Walls that includes the following: : "Probably of greater significance is correspondence that Walter Ashe Wall had in 1953 with Mr. Richard Dunn of Richmond, Virginia. Mr. Dunn wrote: ''"From 1725 to 1949 Joshua Poythress I and his descendants owned theFlower de Hundred plan-tation in Prince George County, Virginia. On 18 July 1952, I gave to the Archives Division, Vir-ginia State Library, a copy of the will, dated 17 January 1739, of Joshua Poythress I of Flower de Hundred which I had found among the papers of my late father, Dr. William Wilcox Dunn (1870-1952) who was the last descendant of Joshua Poythress to own Flower de Hundred. ''"From your viewpoint, the interesting thing about the copy of the Will of Joshua Poythress I is that it was introduced asevidence in the suit of Wall against Poythress as is clearly shown by the following wording which was inscribed on the back of the will: :''"Will (copy) of Joshua PoythressWall vs. Poythress... ''"Also following excerpt from the will of Joshua Poythress I establishes the fact that as of 17 Janu-ary 1739 he had an unmarried daughter named Ann Poythress — 'the remainder of my estate I give and devise to my loving wife and to my sons Joshua Poythress and William Poythress and to my daughters Ann Poythress, Elizabeth Poythress and Mary Poythress to be equally divided be-tween them when my son Joshua Poythress shall come to age.' ''"From the above, it would seem to me that Ann Poythress, daughter of Joshua Poythress I of Flower de Hundred, married John Wall after the death of her father and being dissatisfied with the division of her father’s estate brought suit against his executors."9 If all our speculations are true, then our task is to find a John Wall of Brunswick County, who married an Ann Poythress about 1740, and who was born between 1700 and that I have found such a pair, as documented below, does not prove a thing! But from these scant beginnings I have managed to build a trail of circumstantial evidence that, I think,does tend to corroborate, if not actually prove, the above statements.... ''(trail of evidence follows - see the paper for details)'' See also p IV-41 of that document - http://www.ncgenweb.us/richmond/wallloupoole.pdf Lou Poole's pages accessed 23 Feb. 2021 (looking for Poythress-Hicks connection): * https://poythress.org/primary-records/deeds/compilation-of-any-poythress-mention-in-virginia-patents-and-grants/ * https://poythress.org/family-studies/poythress-connections-to-wall-family-in-virginia-study-by-lou-poole/ * https://poythress.org/family-studies/early-poythress-family-in-virginia-lou-poole/ Biography for Robert [[Hicks-5684]] (as of 18 Feb. 2021) begins: :[Item 1] Virginia Land Records: 1654 April 8 Robert Hicks Charles City Co., south side Appomattox River, north side 3rd. branch Blackwater (Creek), near Warrck Path (VPB#6, p. 510).
[Item 2] Book 7 PP 395 & 396 24 Oct 1701 John Poythris, Senr. Deep Bottom, 350 acres Charles City Co. N side of Nottaway River adj 950 acres patented by Hugh Lee, Jr. (and sold to William Jones, Sr., '''Robert Hix, the taylor, Senr'''., and John Roberts); to fork of Myery Br., parting Tonatora old field, to the Indian SW, 24 Oct, 1701. Transportation of 7 persons; John Lee, Robert Boreman, Humphrey Hix, Hen. Snetgrove, Mary Drin, N. Satinbach, Wm. Lambut. (ref C & P Vol 3, P. 52) [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/7/7a/Hicks-5684.png Item 2 Image]
'''Note in item 2 John Poythris, Robert Hix and Humphrey Hix are mentioned. There is a Anne Poythress on the will of [[Hicks-3762|Robert Hicks]].''' : Another Poythress connection to explore (see [https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/Sloman-Descendants-1 Sloman-1 descendants]): * [[Wynne-2|Robert Wynne]] married [[Sloman-1|Mary Frances Sloman]] (widow of [[Poythress-5|Francis Poythress]]) and their sons ** [[Wynne-1|Thomas Wynne]] married [[Stith-1|Agnes Stith]]RBB card for Thomas Wynn, son of Robert & Agnes Stith: [http://image.lva.virginia.gov/cgi-bin/drawerIII/disk8/CC/BA/040/W0543?97 front], [http://image.lva.virginia.gov/cgi-bin/drawerIII/disk8/CC/BA/040/W0543?98 back]... son Thomas m Anne Bolling, dau. Lucy, dau. Mary m Nathaniel Malone, son Robert Wynn m (1) Martha Jefferson, (2) Mary ** [[Wynne-4|Joshua Wynne]] married [[Jones-7083|Mary Jones]], Joshua & Mary's sons *** [[Wynne-204|Joshua Wynne]] married [[Hicks-10500|Mary Hicks]] (daughter of Capt. Robert) *** [[Wynne-99|Peter Wynne]] married [[Anderson-4717|Frances Anderson]] ([according to [http://image.lva.virginia.gov/cgi-bin/drawerIII/disk8/CC/BA/040/W0543?101 RBB card], Peter died Prince George Co., c1738, putting him in timeframe of the Peter who married Frances's aunt of the same name... WikiTree has this Peter Wynne born 1688, died 1770) ''prob. need to have [[Wynne-1118]] & [[Unknown-481383]] merged into them (see comment on -1118)... see also FS "[https://www.familysearch.org/photos/artifacts/15284419 memory]" saying only Joshua m Anderson :: The RBB card for Peter Wynne m Frances Anderson has (one the [http://image.lva.virginia.gov/cgi-bin/drawerIII/disk8/CC/BA/040/W0543?102 back]): Prince George Order Book (1737-1740) page 205: Action of Account brought by Benjamin Goodrich against Lewis Green, Thomas Poythress, and Peter Wynne, exors. of Peter Wynne dec'd - 14 Nov 1738 - also page 180, Sept. Court, and page 189, Oct. Court. || See 1718 (Henrico 1719) will of grandmother Margaret () Cocke... || Issue: "Peter Wynne [exor of father].
:: See DAR records of Thomas & Sarah (?) Anderson & Charles Lewis's wife Mary Howell... maybe related somehow? ::* [https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_descendants/?action=list&MyPrimary_Seqn=1273428&MyLineageCount=1 descendant of Sarah], #[https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A009933 A009933] ::* [https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_descendants/?action=list&MyPrimary_Seqn=1251177&MyLineageCount=1 descendant of Thomas], #[https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A009935 A009935] ::* Mary ([[Howell-106]]) Lewis: #[https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A070069 A070069] (wife of [[Lewis-683|Charles]]/mother of Charles m Mary Randolph - son is #[https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A069807 A069807], their son [[Lewis-680|Charles]] m [[Jefferson-9|Lucy Jefferson]] - [[Jefferson-1|TJ]]'s sister, per WikiTree RF) :* Peter Wynne (died 1738) :* Peter Wynne (exor.) :* Benjamin [[Goodrich-6267]], son of Edward [[Goodrich-937]] & Margaret [[Wynne-269]], daughter of [[Wynn-4|Joshua Wynn]] & Mary Jones :* Lewis Green :* Thomas Poythress - maybe [[Poythress-11]], son of [[Poythress-5|Francis Poythress]] (son of Francis who m Wynne) & Rebecca Wynn ([[Coggin-2]]) Poythress, brother of [[Poythress-2|Anne (Poythress) Green]] (wife of [[Green-187|Burrell Green]], son of "[[Green-15299|John Lewis Green]]" - see [https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/Green-Descendants-15299 his descendants]) :* Robert Wynn m Jefferson = [[Wynne-29]] & [[Jefferson-641]] - he also married Ann [[Bolling-12]], dau. of Robert [[Bolling-34]] & Anne [[Stith-5]] (their childre = the "White Bollings", as opposed to the Red Bollings, descendants of Pocahantas by Bolling-34's 1st wife, Jane [[Rolfe-54]]). Robert [[Bolling-276]] (1759-1839) married Catherine [[Stith-357]] & Ann Dade [[Stith-223]] (2 of 4 wives). Bolling-276 references an RBB card but link isn't for the card. == Chappells == John [[Mason-3332]] (1716-1785) m Elizabeth [[Chappell-540]] - DAR #[https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A074902 A074902] :Children in DAR record: * Elizabeth Briggs Mason, m Christopher Rives/William Christopher Rives * John Mason, Jr, m (2) Jane Parham Thweatt * William Mason, m Mary Gilliam * Lucretia Mason, m William Mason * Peyton Mason, m Mary "Polly" Peebles * Mary Mason, m (2) Achilles Jeffery : Not listed: Rebecca m Rives : https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special:MergePerson&user1_name=Hicks-3445&user2_name=Hicks-1374&action=compare ... John Hicks (both born 1630s/one died 30 Sep 1728 & the other married to Rebecka [[Rives-149]] - proposed the merge with note: "Hicks-3445 and Hicks-1374 appear to represent the same person because: birth years close but no info to support either year, or wife Rebecka Rives, or death date 30 Sep 1728 (which with born 1636 is a bit of a stretch for time/place)... could you check your records and add to either both profiles or a merged profile? Thanks!") : Rebecca [[Reeves-4686]] (b 1658 "Surrey" County, VA) m John [[Hicks-10060]] (b 1658), mother of John Bennett [[Hicks-10059]] (b 1677). Text for Reeves-4686 has both born 1658 and the following: :: "...born c.1692 and died after 1729. She married John Hicks who made his will in Surrey County, Virginia, 31 July 1738; and it was probated there 20 August 1739, naming his wife Rebecca Hicks and her brother George Reeves as executors of his will. There is no data on his children. :: "2. George Rives was born c.1698 and died 1 June 1746 in Surrey County, Virginia. His will refers to brothers Timothy and William Rives. All three brothers had sons named Timothy." : Rebecka [[Rives-163]] m Thomas [[Hicks-4545]] (b RI, 1640, d 1728 in VA) in 1657 in Charles City County; died 1729 in Surry : [[Rives-64]]: Rebecca (Rives) Hicks (1692-1729) m John [[Hicks-697]] (b 1685, Charles City) in1712, Surry, died 1729, in Surry (born 1692 in Surry). Children [[Hicks-740|Rebecca (Hicks) Tatum]], Abigail (Hicks) Rose and Robert Hicks. John [[Hicks-697]], died 20 Aug 1729, has the note: :: Rebecca (Rebeckah) Rives (Reeves; also Rieves) is this John Hix wife. There is also a John Hix, who is a son of Captain Robert. The Rives family is also connected to Captain Roberts family. http://www.bluegrassmessengers.com/john-hicks-1670--rebeckah-rives-1692-surry-co.aspx : The bio is "John Hicks (also Hix) (b. 1685) married Rebeckah Rives (Rieves- Reeves) (1692) Surry Co; Brunswick Co. Bedford Co." Children are * ROBERT[2] HICKS, b. Abt. 1715, Surry Co., Virginia. m. Mary Courtney * JOHN HICKS, JR b. Abt. 1717, Surry Co. * DANIEL HICKS, b. Abt. 1719, Surry Co. m. Sarah Shackleford * JOSHUA HICKS * ABIGAIL HICKS m. John Rose (John Rose, son of William and Lucy (Corker) #Jordan Rose, was born ca 1696 in Surry County, Virginia.) * REBECKAH (REBECCA) HICKS (1720 - March 14, 1750) [m. Robert Tatum ] : See [http://www.bluegrassmessengers.com/john-hicks-1670--rebeckah-rives-1692-surry-co.aspx Bluegrass Messengers] regarding John's will http://www.planetmurphy.org/content/body/TatumPeter1675-1771.htm has Paul Tatum son of Joseph Tatum... " From http://www.planetmurphy.org/content/body/TatumPeter1675-1771.htm ... : (ii). – proposed – Edward Tatum “I” (~1700 – 1744), son of Peter Tatum (~1675-1771). : There is no proof of relationship. Peter Tatum left no will, but a close relationship is indicated with Peter’s grantor deeds. Edward Tatum’s wife was Martha __ (born ? and died 11 April 1771). Her maiden name might be “Hicks,” when a 1728 will of John Hicks mentions his son-in-law Edward Tatum. After Edward’s death, Martha married 2nd to William Scoggins. : 1728 September 30 - Surry County: Will of John Hicks (Hix) names his wife Rebeckah Hicks and her brother George Rieves. Hicks had son Robert Hicks go and live with son-in-law Edward Tatum until he is 18 years of age. Witnesses were Ursilla Rieves, Elizabeth Rieves, and Christopher Tatum. Proved 20 August 1729. from Nathan [[Hicks-727]]: : The will of Robert Hicks (written 1780/proved 1782, Brunswick County) names a son-in-law, not son Nathan, as sole executor. This implies that either Nathan was not yet 21, which would mean he was born no earlier than c1760, or he was not in a position to be executor (e.g., not in Virginia). Robert's bequest to Nathan was "five pounds current money of Virginia to him and his heirs forever". The profile for [[Hicks-746|Robert]] says he married [[Courtney-66|Mary Courtney]] in 1766, which puts son Nathan's birth either after 1766 or Mary not his mother. from Robert [[Hicks-746]] (with 1782; supposed father of Nathan, b 1743) :'''Research Notes''' From a transcription of his will,[http://www.usgenwebsites.org/vagenweb/brunswick/court/wills/hicks19.html 1782 Will of Robert Hicks] the following are probably his daughters and sons-in-law: : "...Paul Tatum, Mary Hicks, Tabitha Hicks, James Vaughan, James Bruce and Lewis Peebles, and lastly I constitute and appoint my son-in-law Paul Tatum my whole and sole executor..." : son Nathan and son-in-law Benjamin Bass are also named in the will. Which daughter was married to Tatum, Vaughan, Bruce, Peebles, and Bass is not stated in the will. DAR records show that [[Hicks-698|Sarah]] married [[Bass-248|Benjamin Bass]].Daughters of the American Revolution, ''DAR Genealogical Research Databases,'' (database online). "Record of Robert Hicks", Patriot Ancestor #[https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/default.cfm?action=full&p_id=A055048 A055048] (accessed April 10, 2015). Paul Tatum's wife may be Elinor. In a discussion of John Hicks' 1728 will is the statement "In the Will of Nathaniel Tatum, 1714 he mentions his sons: Edward Tatum (d. 1744 m. Martha -will), Peter, Christopher, Henry. His son Edward Tatum m. Martha in his 1744 will children are: Jesse, Edward (Jr.), Cheney, and John (his will witnessed by Robert Hicks, whose daughter Elinor m. Paul Tatum)."Transcription of [http://www.usgenwebsites.org/vagenweb/brunswick/court/wills/tatumedward1744.html 1744 will of Edward Tatum] (accessed 23 March 2021). The same source lists Robert's children and their spouses - although without giving sources for the information - including Tabitha (married "Banjamin" Goodrich, 25 May 1789), Mary (married William Atkinson, 26 August 1782), Susanah (married James Vaughan), Ann (married James Bruce), and Jean (married Lewis Peeble, 25 January 1779). John [[Tatum-799]] m a Howard (misread as Howell at first): [[Howard-16165|Martha Millie Howard]] — married 1763 in Brunswick County, Colony of Virginia Peter Tatums (from [[Tatum-759]], one of the Peter Tatum's profiles; it's also on [[Tatum-89]]): : Do not confuse the following Peter Tatums, who are different! * Peter [[Tatum-243]] (~1675 to 1771) of Surry and Brunswick Counties, son of Nathaniel Tatum “II” (~1635 – 1719). This Peter Tatum married Mary _ who is recorded only once. Jim Murphy. Planet Murphy [http://www.planetmurphy.org/content/body/TatumPeter1675-1771.htm Peter Tatum] First compiled 1 February 2007. This revision 1 December 2015 by J. R. Murphy. Accessed 7/12/2019 [[Day-1904|jhd]] *Peter Tatum (~1705 to 1751/55+), son of Nathaniel Tatum (~1670 to 1738+) – both of Prince George County. This Peter married Mary Epps. *Peter Tatum (~1710 to 1751), son of Edward Tatum (~1670/80 to 1739) – both of Surry County, Virginia. This Peter married Sarah Heath. : There is much confusion and concern because Prince George County’s Mary Epps married a different Peter Tatum (~1705 to 1751/55+) - son of Nathaniel Tatum (1670 to 1738+). : Peter [[Tatum-217]] (born 27 Jan 1742, Bristol Parish; died 11 Aug 1791 in Wilkes, Georgia), married (1) Ann Chappell, (2) "Virginia Rebecca" Howell (about 1764)... with comment on his profile that says Virginia Rebecca Howell is married to Peter Tatum Sr. not Peter Henry Tatum (and the father Peter attached to Tatum-217 is Tatum-759). :: https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A112242
:: https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A112223 ::Ann Chappell m Tatum ... [[Chappell-729]], born 22 Dec 1739 in Virginia; daughter of James John Chappell and Elizabeth (Briggs) Chappell. Wife of Peter, mother of Howell [[Tatum-218]] : Rebecca Hicks married Edward [[Tatum-98]], whose profile has his birth in 1681 in Prince George County; death "before 16 May 1739 in Surry, Virginia". Rebecca named wife in will, along with sons Nathaniel and Peter, daughters Elizabeth Tatum and Ruth Tatum.Will of Edward Tatum. Surry Co., VA, DB/WB 9, pp. 62-63, w. 3 Sep 1736, p. 16 May 1739. Digital image at Ancestry.com - https://ancstry.me/2lMgaBE [[Tatum-542]] - The inventory of Christopher Tatum was recorded in Surry Co., VA, DB/WB 9, pp. 700-701. The Surry Co. Court ordered the inventory on 19 Feb 1750 (old style). The date of the inventory was 30 Apr 1751. It was admitted to court on 21 Aug 1751. Digital image at Ancestry.com - https://ancstry.me/2kw2XwK Surry Co., VA, DB 6, p. 188, 8 Feb 1750 (old style): “John Tatum, Christopher Tatum, Thomas Tatum, Cheney Tatum, Frances Rieves, Widow Bridget Tatum (sons and daughters of Christopher Tatum lately decd) and John Rieves and Joshua Young who intermarried with two of the daughters to Joshua Tatum who was one of the sons of the said Christopher Tatum, decd. one Negro man slave named Jamie and all other personal estate. The Widow is to have her shares of the estate. s/ John Tatum, Thomas Tatum, Frances Tatum, Bethia Tatum, Boice Tatum, Christopher Tatum, Cheney Tatum, Bridget Tatum, Joshua Tatum, Joshua Tatum (sic). Wit: Augustine Claiborne, William Todd, Thomas Young, Leonard Claiborne Jr. Rec. 19 Mar 1750” (old style) Hopkins, William Lindsay, “Surry County, Virginia, Deeds and Estate Accounts, 1734-1755,” ® 1991 by William Lindsay Hopkins; reprinted Iberian Publishing Co., Athens, GA, 1994. Other Chappells : Thomas Chappel (1763-1820) #[https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A021025 A021025], dau. Elizabeth m Drury T. Vaughan :: [https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_descendants/?action=list&MyPrimary_Seqn=653305&MyLineageCount=1 desc. record] for Sally Vaughan... and [https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_descendants/?action=list&MyPrimary_Seqn=601851&MyLineageCount=1 this one] for Sarah R Vaughan... Thomas Chappel son of James Chappell #[https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A021008 A021008] & Mary Harris. : Robert [[Chappell-160]] m (1) Mary [[Chappell-170]], (2) Eliza [[Hicks-1822]], (3) Elizabeth [[Peterson-1154]] : Henry [[Chappell-941]] m Elizabeth [[Hicks-6635]] (m 1756) - text on Hicks-6635: :: "Some researchers have apparently confused Elizabeth Hicks with Elizabeth Rives. There is an Elizabeth Rives that married a Henry Chappell on Nov. 5, 1779" : Elizabeth [[Chappell-1048]] (b 1755) m Stephen [[Peebles-1307]] :http://files.usgwarchives.net/va/sussex/vitals/marriages/misc0001.txt * John Chappel m Mary Hines, 1758 * Thomas Chappell and Elizabeth Malone, 1771/2 * Robert Tucker and Mary Ann Parham, 1771/2 * Stith Parham and Lucretia Parham, 1771/2 ** 2 Sept., 1772, Stith Parham and Lucretia Parham, widow. *William Parham and Mary Kelley, daughter of John Kelly, Oct. 7, 1772. * James Chappell and Sally Hines, daugher of William Hines, 20 April 1769 * Chappell Gee and Rebecca Lucas, dau. of Wm. Lucas, dec., 18 March, 1773 * Frederick Jones and Susanna Claiborne, dau. of Aug. Claiborne, 18 Aug., 1774 :: lots more, lots of same names Robert [[Chappell-55]] (1680-1724), son of Thomas Chappell Jr & Elizabeth Jones (later Taylor). : Married * Sarah (Cox) Crawley Chappell * Sarah (Lewis) Chappell 1706 in Charles City, Charles, Virginia Colony : Children * Robert Chappell Jr. * Martha Carey (Chappell) Vaughan * John Chappell * James Chappell == Maclins == Frederick Maclin #[https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A072951 A072951], dau. Elizabeth m John Hardaway (see [https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_descendants/?action=list&MyPrimary_Seqn=612655&MyLineageCount=1 this desc. record]). Also, John Hardaway is son of [[Hardaway-8|Thomas Hardaway]], DAR Patriot Ancestor #[https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A051388 A051388]. Siblings = Nancy Hardaway m Daniel T Pegram, Martha Peterson Hardaway m Robert Rives (#[https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A096527 A096527]), Elizabeth Hardaway m Richard Locke, Susannah Hardaway m Peter Manson, Mary Hardaway m Ishmael Harwell. : There's another [[Hardaway-49|Thomas Hardaway]] (b 1734), with a DAR record: #[https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A051384 A051384], whose daughter Elizabeth [[Hardaway-178]] married Francis Epes [[Hardaway-177]] (grandson of John [[Hardaway-48]], an orphan of John who chose inlaw [[Hatcher-108|Hatcher]] as guardian - attached in WikiTree as brother of Thomas [[Hardaway-8]] (DAR Patriot Ancestor #A051388 above). Citation for guardian selection is "Charles City Co., Va., Order Bk. 1687-95, p. 450"."In 1693 John HARDAWAY, as one of the orphans of John HARDAWAY, being 15, chose his brother-in-law Henry HATCHER of Henrico County as his guardian." [1] "Charles City Co., Va., Order Bk. 1687-95, p. 450" see https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Maclin-50 & comment: : update: d 1779 is after date this John's will was proved ([http://www.jstor.org/stable/4243767?seq=3#page_scan_tab_contents p 163]) : d 1779, m Mary Wall (see http://www.ncgenweb.us/richmond/wallloupoole.pdf .... pretty sure this is the John Maclin referred to as her husband) lots of connections - copy of his profile (as of 24 Feb 2021): John Maclin was born 1710 in James City County, Virginia to [[Maclin-46|William Maclin]] and [[Brewer-2078|Kathryn Brewer]]. He died November 28, 1774 in Brunswick, Virginia. John Hardaway (1736-1834) #[https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A051380 A051380] m Elizabeth Maclin (1758-1801) - son John Clack Hardaway [https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_descendants/?action=list&MyPrimary_Seqn=548360&MyLineageCount=1 DAR desc.] '''Marriage Bonds''' Col. [[Maclin-50|John Maclin]] and [[Jarratt-140|Ann Cryer]], widow, March 29, 1773.''Virginia Historical Magazine'', p.166Matthew Parham, Jr. and Rebecca Maclin, Nov. 25, 1755. p.168 From FindAGrave? :Husband of Amy Cook Maclin
:Father of: *Rebecca Parham *John Maclin *Thomas Maclin *William Maclin *Susannah Maclin '''Named in His Fathers Will''' Will of William Maclin Sr., sons James, William and '''John'''; daughter Ann Lanier and her son Thomas Lanier, daughter Judith McKnight Dated January 29, 1751; proved March 26, 1751 p.161 Meade's list of vestrymen, St. Andrew's parish, gives names of William and Frederick Maohen. The writer of this sketch has personally examined old vestry book of the parish, and finds signatures of vestrymen William Maclin, Frederick Maclin, John Maclin.http://archive.org/stream/jstor-1919853/1919853_djvu.txt '''Will''' Will of Capt. John Maclin, confirms to son Frederick all property given him same; to sons John and Thomas, son-in-law Matthew Parham, son-in- law James Maclin, son William, daughter Amy Morton, daughter Susannah Maclin. Dated June 1771, proved November 28, 1774. p.163http://www.ancestraltrackers.net/va/resources/virginia-magazine-history-biography-v28.pdf "John Maclin, vestryman of St. Andrew's; lieutenant, captain major, and colonel in county militia, 1743-1774; will probated November 28, 1774; children mentioned in will: Frederick, Thomas, John, William, Amy, Elizabeth, Rebecca, Susannah, executors, Frederick and Thomas Maclin, Gent."The William and Mary Quarterly, Volume 7 p.108https://books.google.com/books?id=CWiel4PVkEkC&pg=PA281&lpg=PA281&dq=John+MacLin+1610+Virginia&source=bl&ots=_9hhcB8y4C&sig=AjZV5vSxCys8Q2SMEHBYtGGpKPc&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwiY-KHHvJjLAhUF2SYKHeRcC1UQ6AEIRjAI#v=onepage&q=John%20MacLin%201610%20Virginia&f=false '''Research Notes''' Family :Parents: William Maclin 1682-1751 and Katherine Brewer 1707-1726
:Spouse(s): Ann Cryer 1710-1785 and Amy Cooke 1711-1771 Children *Rebecca Maclin *Thomas Maclin 1743-1798 *Frederick Maclin 1720-1808 *John Maclin 1733-1779 *Elizabeth Maclin 1843-1876 *Amy Maclin 1750-Unknown *Susannah Maclin 1750-Unknown *William Maclin 1752-Unknown '''Sources''' * {{FindAGrave|181882972}} *http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~vabrunsw/deeds/brundb7.htm *http://www.jstor.org/stable/4243767?seq=3#page_scan_tab_contents p.163 *''Encyclopedia of Virginia Biography, Under the Editorial, Volume 1" edited by Lyon Gardiner Tyler *http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~vabrunsw/deeds/brundb7.htm *http://www.jstor.org/stable/4243767?seq=3#page_scan_tab_contents p.163 see https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Irvin-438 - daughter Mary (by John Wall): : 4.. Mary Wall seems to have married John Maclin (sp?). He died testate in 177S in Brunswick Co. He had been the executor of her half-brother Urvin Brown in 1776 and of his widow in 1778. == 1850 Census == Couldn't find Malachi & Mary (Hicks) Murphy. William Hall: "United States Census, 1850," database with images, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:MC69-MZM : 23 December 2020), William Hall, Sumner, Tennessee, United States; citing family , NARA microfilm publication (Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, n.d.). [https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:S3HT-66T3-9VH?i=45&cc=1401638 Image] (accessed 21 February 2021). == Miscellaneous == Henry County marriages... https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/2028927?availability=Logan%20Utah%20FamilySearch%20Library I recall mention of a Shelton ... orphan went back to Virginia to live with Rev Shelton? Maybe related to Bird [[Hicks-2024]] born about 1740 married Anthony [[Shelton-586]]. : Found it - the bio for Chappell Love's FindAGrave memorial (#[https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/49047251/chappell-love 49047251]): "Chappell's parents died in South Carolina and [he] was brought to Lunenburg County, VA by his uncle Samuel Love. He and two of his brothers were placed with a Rev. Shelburn so as to receive an education and to learn a trade.. He married twice in Prince Edward County. He and his second wife Martha renovated an earlier home on Allen Creek in Mecklenburg County and named it The Hermitage. His only son Allen inherited the home place." From an e-mail (January 08, 2021/US Southern Colonies Project WikiTree; Wyche-54)... There is a [https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:XR7M-62G marriage record] for Elizabeth Davenport and Charles Abernathy. That does not say that she was a widow so it is unclear if Davenport was her birth name or the name from a previous marriage. I do not see anything for a marriage to a Malone either. I did find a [https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:Q2ZJ-DHDZ marriage record] for Elizabeth Johnson to Moses Hicks in 1786 in Virginia. There seems to have been a lot of confusion and tangling with this line. There does not appear to be any information that I have found that has Elizabeth Johnson in Virginia during this time period marrying either an Abernathy, Davenport, or a Malone. ... [[Bird-6542]] - Wilson Lee Bird (1807-1886), married Rebecka Lytle, [https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_descendants/?action=list&MyPrimary_Seqn=542393&MyLineageCount=1&Control_Min_Seqn=542393 desc.] of Thomas Little, DAR Patriot Ancestor #[https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A070521 A070521] (Rebecka had Hicks desc.) John Covington, DAR #[https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A026813 A026813], m Nancy Wall / son of John Covington, who was son of [[Covington-96|Henry Covington]] Sr. and Mary ([[Blackiston-2|Blackiston]]) Covington. [[Massey-2271|William Massey]] m [[Rives-220|Elizabeth Rives]]. * {{DAR-grs|A075138|Lieutenant Colonel William Massey|26 Feb. 2021}} Clarrisa Rives father-in-law: Charles Gill #[https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A044662 A044662], see https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_descendants/?action=list&MyPrimary_Seqn=585545&MyLineageCount=1 Father of Charles Gill m Rebecca (parents of Clarissa's husband) = Robert Gill #[https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A044717 A044717] George Rives m Rebecca Hicks - [[Rives-40]]... attached to wife Sarah [[Cooke-2939]] - comment on Rives-40 says will abstract at https://www.jstor.org/stable/4243767?seq=3#page_scan_tab_contents ...children attached (as of 27 Feb. 2021): * Ann ([[Rives-533]]) Peebles * William [[Rives-532]] * Elizabeth [[Rives-220]] * Benjamin [[Rives-251]] * Frances Cook ([[Rives-231]]) Jordan Thomas Vaughan (1725-1788), DAR Patriot Ancestor #[https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A118344 A118344], [https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_descendants/?action=list&MyPrimary_Seqn=1250748&MyLineageCount=1 desc. record], m Dorothy Jones... son Fielding Vaughan m Frances Rives (1769-1806) in 1787, Greensville Co., VA. Their son Peter Alfred Vaughan married Martha Peterson Rives (1795-1845) in 1814. (WikiTree has [[Rives-606|Martha Peterson Rives]] b 1795 m Thomas Jones [[Vaughan-2206]].) * [[Rives-606|Martha]] was daughter of [[Hardaway-15|Martha Peterson Hardaway]] (dau of Thomas Hardaway, #[https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A051388 A051388]) m [[Rives-35|Robert Rives]], DAR #[https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A096527 A096527] (see [https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_descendants/?action=list&MyPrimary_Seqn=1292829&MyLineageCount=1 desc. rec]/[https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_descendants/?action=list&MyPrimary_Seqn=81511&MyLineageCount=1 (s)]). Other children of Robert included Clarissa, m Harrison Musgrave Gill, Benjamin, m Rebecca Gill, and Richard Augustus, m Ann Rivers ** [[Rives-41|William Rives]], #[https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A096532 A096532] = [[Rives-35|Robert Rives]]' father; also father of [[Reeves-268|Lazarus]] m [[Massey-313|Elizabeth Massey]]. Their mother = [[Pegram-57|Mary Pegram-57]] (sister of [[Pegram-44|Edward Pegram]] - my Manson side... see [https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_descendants/?action=list&MyPrimary_Seqn=326772&MyLineageCount=1 this desc. record]) '''Kimballs''' Sarah ([[Hicks-14271]]) Kimball, had been attached as daughter of two Roberts: [[Hicks-6764]] and [[Hicks-3762]]. Since her profile says born c1690, probably daughter of [[Hicks-3762]] (1658-1738). Her profile's attached as wife of Joseph Kimball Jr. (1698 - aft 1763) & James Adams (abt 1665 - 01 Jul 1720), with Kimball and Adams children. Joseph [[Kimball-241]] (c1660-1711). Profiles attached as wives - [[Simmons-1624|Frances Simmons]] and/or [[Shearin-1|Virginia Shearin]] - were disconnected 24 February 2021 for lack of sources to support them. * [[Simmons-1624|Frances Simmons]], m 1696, Surry, Virginiahttps://www.bholliman.com/files/Surry-Co-VA-1671-1750-Court-Records-Holliman-and-Allied-Families-33pp.pdf * [[Shearin-1|Virginia Shearin]], m 1697, Surry County, Virginia{{FindAGrave|126550880|sameas=no}} for Virginia Shearin Kimball (1673–unknown). https://www.andalusiastarnews.com/2020/07/24/hicks-descendants-began-a-migration-south-from-virginia-during-late-1700s/ - no sources & has family starting in the north, but interesting. === Maryland Hicks Family === : cross-over with Virginia Hicks family/ies? Looking for likely profiles of "John Hopkins" (named in the 1798 will of Robert Hicks), closest I find in a St. John's Parish one: [[Hopkins-10549]] (born 26 Dec 1719), but no wife/children. : Hicks families in Baltimore - see [https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Armstrong-15811 this page], attached to John [[Armstrong-15811]], who married [[Hicks-6317|Rebecca Hicks]] in 1714, in St. John's Parish, Jopa, Maryland. : My notes - Nehemiah & Phily... Hicks & Hix & others list the following record pages: * 86-87 & Rebecca p 86 (just these for Hix) * M72 (Nehemiah) * 64, 75, 140, M208 (Phily...) * Rebeckah M6 M198 * Sarah BR140 * William (pretty sure a Hicks – my notes are messy): BR6, 64, M194, 198, 242, William & Ann 6 : Notes from Carole Taylor: I added all that I could find on the "Issues" William, Nehemiah he's good, all kinds but seems he is the only son to stay in Maryland with mom Jane. Henry and James, mentioned but can not find any birth or parent record source for them... : Re: Rebecca Hicks-6317. Her marriage in the book. And Jane's 1713 marriage. And Nehemiah and his sons with Phillazanah in the book. ... But I will look for William in Delaware... and add that as a note. (from Carole 14 March 2021) Me: Given location and names, I would say she’s definitely of this family – maybe descended from Thomas a different route? Maybe leave as is for now? The notes you’ve added point out she’s not in will. ... from [[Taylor-25258|Carole]]: Subject: Rebecca Hicks-6317: ..."issues: 4 sons" no daughter. and Nehemiah married to Phillazania is a son. So I am adding all the profiles to that Will image... looks like I found William, the father. What do you think? === Land === '''Location Notes''': Pittsylvania County was formed from Halifax County in 1766/7, which had been formed in 1752 from Lunenburg County (itself formed from Brunswick County in 1746). Henry County was formed from Pittsylvania County in 1776/7. Brunswick County was formed in 1720, from Prince George County. Amelia County was formed from Brunswick County and Prince George County in 1734/5.[http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~george/countyformations/virginiaformationmaps.html History of County Formations in Virginia 1617-1995] (accessed 24 March 2021). Maybe a lead on Jones-Hicks info? from http://freepages.rootsweb.com/~johnsonsofva/genealogy/varivers/meherrinriver.htm 1712 Apr 17, for Thomas JONES, son of Capt. Richard JONES, in the fork of Great Creek, north side of Nottoway River The following surveys were made by Robert BOLLING Prince George Co Surveyor and reported to the courts. http://www.geocities.com/BourbonStreet/Delta/7003/pgsurveys.html Bugg - Hix connection and detailed description/history of land. From http://www.kaliktime.com/Genealogy13HicksBowen.asp ... : Bugg/Hix profiles: Ann [[Hix-19]] (1736-1764), dau. of Amos, m [[Bugg-46|Anselm Bugg]]... Mecklenburg County ; Joseph, James, Amos Hix listed in Lunenburg... http://www.virginiadot.org/vtrc/main/online_reports/pdf/93-r17.pdf A James Hicks owned land on Smith's Creek and sometimes appeared in the Bowen records. He left his will in Brunswick Co dated 1789, proved 1793, leaving 860 acres on Smith's Creek in Mecklenburg to son Isaac Hicks. In 1757, Robert Wooding sold a tract of land to Field Jefferson described as 245 acres in Lunenburg on Taylors Cr, Meherrin River, purchased of Jas Hix (Lunenburg DB 4 p 337). John Ingram's 1757 patent was for land on both sides of Taylor's Creek adjoining the Hicks land. Patent to John Ingrum [Ingram]. 10 August 1759. Beginning at House's upper corner Spanish oak on the said creek thence along his line north forty five degrees west one hundred and seventy three poles to Twitty's corner hiccory in the same thence along south forty degrees west one hundred and fifty two poles to Hix's corner pointers in the same thence along his line south forty five degrees east one hundred and thirty three poles to a white oak on a branch thence down the water courses thereof as it meanders to a branch just below a lick thence up the other branch as it meanders to a poplar thence a new line north seventy five degrees east two hundred and eighty eight poles to a black jack in Pennington's line thence along his line north ten degrees east thirty four poles to a red oak thence a new line north thirty degrees west sixty six poles to a black jack in Mize's line thence along his line south twenty five degrees west seventy poles to a black jack north seventy degrees west one hundred and eighty four poles to a white oak on the said creek and thence down the same as it meanders to the first station. Patents 34, p 456, 457 According to the 1801 will of John Bugg (Mecklenburg WB 4 p 262-264), the land he left to son John Bugg was land "on Taylors Creek adjoining the land of Daniel Cheatham, James Lett, Isaac Hicks, and Robert Nance". He left land totaling 350 acres purchased of John Ingram to sons Zachariah Bugg and William Bugg. This was the Ingram land that adjoined Hicks above. David Bowen clearly owned land that adjoined this Hicks land which he sold in 1790. Notice that the deed was witnessed by Robert Nance who also held land near the Bugg and Hicks land. Mecklenburg DB 7 p 572 9 February 1790. David Bowen of Mecklenburg to Jones Gee. 45L about 75 acres. Beginning at a corner white oak on Balaam Jones line thence from the said Joneses line up a small branch to the head and thence along Samuel Hopkins's line an east course to the head of another small branch thence down the said branch as it meanders to a bend of the said branch and thence along a line of markd trees an east course to a corner on Hix & Bowens line thence along the said Bowen line to a corner on William Thomassons line thence along the said Thomassons line to a corner white oak on James Marimans line thence along the said Marimans line to Balaam Joneses line thence along the said Joneses line to the first station. Signed David (X) Bowen Wit William Walker, Robert Nance, Wyatt Nance Mecklenburg DB 5 p 104 10 October 1777. Abraham Merrimoon & William Bowen of the Parish of St James & county of Mecklenburg to David Bowen of same. 10L about 70 acres. Beginning at James Tomerson's line thence along James MCan's line to a branch thence up the branch west to the head from thence a new cut to Balaam Jones line from thence north to James Merrimoon's line east to William Tomerson's line thence along Wm Tomersons lines to James Thomerson's line thence south along James Thomersons line to the beginning. Signed Abraham + Merrimoon, William X Bowen Wit James Hicks, David Bowen, Little Berry Bowen Rec 13 October 1777 Anne wife of the said Abraham having been privily examined voluntarily relinquished her right of dower. Even though the name Hicks appeared at least three times in the Bowen family and we can place James Hicks' land near the Bowen land, no connection to this Hicks family has been proven. == Done with == Rather than cross through/update with notes, just moved notes to here. The impetus for this page - sorting the two Judith Colliers who married father/son (apparently) named James Hicks. [[Collier-419]] is the aunt & married [[Hicks-1942]]; [[Collier-4008]] the niece married [[Hicks-5191]]. : James and Judith (Collier) Hicks marriages - two sets * Judith Collier, daughter of Isaac, m [James] Hicks in 1771 ([[Collier-988|Isaac Collier]]'s 1771 will names dau. Judith Hicks) ... Judith [[Collier-419]] as of 18 Feb. 2021, was connected to 2 profiles for James: [[Hicks-1942]] (b 1720)
: "I James Hicks Senr. of Brunswick County..." ::''sons'' * Charles * John [[Hicks-10498]] ''attached to [[Hicks-1942]]'' * Isaac [[Hicks-9085]] ''attached to [[Hicks-1942]]'' * George * Vines [[Hicks-1941]] ''attached to [[Hicks-1942]]/wife [[Hardaway-62]]'' See [https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/Hardaway-Descendants-50 this desc. list] & also #[https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/default.cfm?action=full&p_id=A051388 A051388], [[Hardaway-8|Thomas Hardaway]] m [[Thweatt-53|Agnes Thweatt]], dau. of Peterson - see also [https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/Peterson-Descendants-529 this desc. list] * James ::''daughters'' * Salley Hardaway [[Hicks-11237]] ''attached to [[Hicks-1942]]/husband [[Hardaway-193]]''Added to her profile:
: Sarah was born in Dinwiddie County on 24 April 1762 and died in Brunswick County on 6 January 1841. - inline citation: [https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_descendants/?action=list&MyPrimary_Seqn=93052&MyLineageCount=1 DAR record] for a descendant of James Hicks Hardaway, son of Robert Hardaway (#[https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A051382 A051382]) and Sarah Hicks.
... doubtful she was born in Dinwiddie (although that's where DAR shows that Robert was born). : She married Robert Hardaway and had at least one child by him: James Hicks Hardaway who married "Elizabeth Martha Raines Green". - inline citation: Robert Hardaway, DAR Patriot Ancestor #[https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A051382 A051382] * Nancy Vines Hicks : "I appoint my three sons, namely Charles, John and Isaac Extrs" : Witnesses: Myhill Collier, Zachr. Floyd, and Chisten Curtis.
: "Brunswick County Court December 23, 1793 this last Will and Testament of James Hicks Senr. decd. was proved according to law by oaths of the witnesses thereto and ordered to be recorded, and on the motion of Charles and John Hicks two of the exors therein named who made oath thereto and together with Vines Hicks, Robert Watson, and Robert Hardaway their securities entered into and acknowledged a bond in the penalty of four thousand pounds with condition as the law directs Certificate is granted them for obtaining a probate thereof in due form liberty being reserved for the other executor to join in the said probate when he thinks proper." Robert Hardaway's profile notes that Vines Hicks is Sarah's brother. https://www.archives.gov/files/research/genealogy/charts-forms/1810-census.pdf (form showing headings) https://www.census.gov/history/www/through_the_decades/index_of_questions/1810_1.html ... Sarah Hardaway is listed in 1810, Meherrin census: http://www.usgwarchives.net/va/brunswick/census/1810/meherrin/0750.gif (two entries below Judith Hicks). Colliers listed too (e.g., Charles). ... Hicks (James & John): 1810, Meherrin census: http://www.usgwarchives.net/va/brunswick/census/1810/meherrin/0751.gif Index: http://www.usgwarchives.net/va/brunswick/census/1810/index/imgindx-meherrin.txt From what I can tell, the " in the columns do not mean "same as above", else why have some " and repeat a number previously given in others. So, I think the " is just a placeholder. In which case, heads of household in the 1810 census were :[http://www.usgwarchives.net/va/brunswick/census/1810/meherrin/0750.gif page 0750]: * Judith Hicks * James H. Hardiway (looks like "Jamy" but that appears to be how the census taker wrote James - his s's look like y's) * Sarah Hardiway :[http://www.usgwarchives.net/va/brunswick/census/1810/meherrin/0751.gif page 0751]: * James Hicks * John Hicks : [http://www.usgwarchives.net/va/brunswick/census/1810/meherrin/0745.gif page 0745] * Michael Collier (index transcribed it as Richard, but it looks like Michael to me) * Charles Collier * ? Collier (maybe James? or Vines?... but doesn't style the ending "s" like other entries [which is why I went with Vines]) : [http://www.usgwarchives.net/va/brunswick/census/1810/meherrin/0746.gif page 0746] * Benjamin Collier St Andrews ([http://www.usgwarchives.net/va/brunswick/census/1810/index/imgindx-standrews.txt Index]): : [http://www.usgwarchives.net/va/brunswick/census/1810/standrews/0714.gif page 0714] * Isaac Hicks * Reuben Hicks * Jordan Hicks * Jesse Hicks : [http://www.usgwarchives.net/va/brunswick/census/1810/standrews/0715.gif page 0715] * Fanny Hicks ''marked with what looks like "(M)" - no whites, 6 "other" (all other free persons, from [https://www.census.gov/history/www/through_the_decades/index_of_questions/1810_1.html this page]; [see form] [excludes Indians]); no slaves Speculation: Top three in table are probably (3) [[Hicks-11237||Sarah (Hicks) Hardiway]], (2) [[Hardaway-200|James Hardaway]], her son, and (3) [[Collier-419|Judith Hicks]] her mother. James Hicks' 1789 will left the "plantation whereon I now live" to his wife Judith and to his son Vines,http://www.usgenwebsites.org/vagenweb/brunswick/court/wills/hicksjames.htm so possibly it is Vines and a son in Judith's household. BUT... [[Hardaway-62|Profile for the wife of Vines]] (son of James & Judith Hicks) remarried c1804, implying Vines was dead before 1810 census. : Thoughts on Judith Hicks (probably [[Collier-419]]) household... * [[Hicks-1941|Vines Hicks]], son of James & Judith (Collier) Hicks (Vines [[Hicks-1941]], James [[Hicks-1942]], Judith [[Collier-419]]). Vines was born c1760 & was left James' planation in his 1789 will (Judith was too). Profile includes a son young enough to fit 10-15 ([[Hicks-1946|William Hicks]], born c1797). * [[Hicks-9085|Issac Hicks]], son of James & Judith, was a widower in 1810 and, according to the WikiTree profiles, his youngest daughter married in October 1810 (to Benjamin Booth); his sons were all too old to be the 10-15 male in Judith's household. (AND... he's on page 0714, in St Andrews) * [[Hicks-5191|James]] and [[Hicks-10498|John]], the other sons of James & Judith (Collier) Hicks, were probably not the James and John on page 0751 - based on their profiles (John's profile says he married in North Carolina in 1782; James married in 1787 but died in South Carolina in 1817). However, Charles names his brothers James and John as beneficiaries and executors of his will - written 1805/proved 1821 - see his profile: Chareles [[Hicks-15177]]. Also on that profile is proof that Judith was a widow, living in Georgia in 1817 (not that James had moved to Georgia).From [[Hicks-5191]]:
: Emigration to Other States from Southside Virginia, Volume 1, compiled by Katherine B. Elliott, South Hill, Virginia. Page. 33. "HICKS, Judith - Greene County, GA. Know all men by these presents that I, Judith Hicks, of Green County, State of Georgia, widow of James Hicks of the aforesaid county, deceased, do appoint Thomas Hicks, of the County of Green, State of Georgia, and Williamson Smith of Brunswick County, State of Virginia, my lawful agents, or my attorneys in fact, to demand and recover my dower, or third part, of a tract of land in Brunswick County, Virginia, on Indian Branch, it being a tract of land sold by my late husband to WILLIAM WALKER, and to which I have not relinquished by dower, and my attorneys are to represent me as if I were there in person. Dated 29 January 1817, Recorded 26 Jan. 1818 Ref: Brunswick County Deed Book 24, page 18. : So... # Maybe Judith's household was Vines' youngest son ([[Hicks-1946|William]], born c1797) and Judith's widowed son [[Hicks-9085|Isaac]] (born c1755), and [[Collier-419|herself]]. ''Not Isaac - he's in St. Andrews, Brunswick County 1810 Census, [http://www.usgwarchives.net/va/brunswick/census/1810/standrews/0714.gif page 0714].'' # James Hardiway's household was likely [[Hardaway-200|himself]] (born 15 October 1785) and "ELIZABETH MARTHA RAINES GREEN", his wife (his profile says nothing of a wife). She was born c1762 and they married 4 April 1810.Robert Hardaway, DAR Patriot Ancestor #[https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A051382 A051382]; [https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_descendants/?action=list&MyPrimary_Seqn=93052&MyLineageCount=1 desc record]. # Sarah (Hicks) Hardiway's [[Hardaway-193|husband]] died prior to 1810. Her household is probably [[Hicks-11237|herself]] (female 45+), [[Walker-36789|her granddaughter]] (born 1808), [[Hardaway-201|her daughter]] and [[Walker-36790|son-in-law]]; the remaining male, 10-15, fits with the third child attached to her profile - [[Hardaway-137|Richard Stanfield Hardaway]], born 1797. # James Hicks: Not sure yet. He's probably the 45+ but are all the others his wife and children? If so, 3 sons & 6 daughters by a wife 26-44. Could be [[Hicks-5191]]... had two sons in 1805. (Children info doesn't line up too well, but wife Judith [[Collier-4008]], who was living in 1817, in Georgia, would have been under 45 -just- in 1810.) # John Hicks: Not sure yet. Some of the entries unreadable (either a number or the placeholder "). The male and female 45+ could be himself and his wife, with one son and three daughters (based on readable entries). Could be [[Hicks-10498]]... had 3 sons in 1805. # Michael Collier # Charles Collier # ? Collier # Bejamin Collier # Isaac Hicks (these Hicks in St. Andrews, [http://www.usgwarchives.net/va/brunswick/census/1810/standrews/0714.gif page 0714]; previous entries in Meherrin) # Reuben Hicks # Jordan Hicks # Jesse Hicks # Fanny Hicks {| border="1" cellpadding="6" !#!!Head!!White Males
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=== James Hicks (1776 will) / wife Frances === Posted to [[Unknown-551891|her profile]] 24 March 2021, which includes a good summary: Patricia, I'll leave this profile to you and other descendants, but I would like to share with you more indepth reasoning as to why I'm not convinced that this Frances is the daughter named by Daniel Coleman as Frances Hicks. Yes, obviously, Daniel moved to North Carolina before he died. And, yes, Virginia to NC is not a major journey... which seems to be part of the problem when working on the MANY Virginia/Carolina Hicks families. I haven't been at this for very long - especially compared to how long you have been, and I'm not related, but I did jump in to the mess that was WikiTree's Virginia/Carolina Hicks families when working on Collier pending merges/unmerged matches (I'm involved in the Collier One Name Study). Someone had proposed that two Judith (Collier) Hicks profiles be merged, but their profiles were a generation apart and they had different fathers. Thus began my journey. For information I've collected along the way, and an illustration of why I think more information is needed to say this Frances Hicks is the same Frances as Daniel Coleman names daughter Frances Hicks in his 1777 will, see [[Space:Noland-165_Sandbox_Twenty]] (a bit of a mess itself, but it's just my workspace for information about the Hicks Family... more of a scratch pad for notes so that I can find things again that I've encountered in this journey). In addition to what appears to be father and son James Hickses ([[Hicks-1942]] and [[Hicks-5191]]) marrying aunt/niece Judith Colliers ([[Collier-419]]/[[Collier-4008]]), there are two Robert Hicks who are apparently progenitors of separate Hicks lines: # [[Hicks-3762|Robert Hicks]] the Indian Trader, of Surry County, with a will dated 6 March 1738/39 and proved "At a court held for Brunswick Co. the 7th day of February, 1739" (whose family is a prime example of how close Brunswick County/Petersburg and the Carolinas are) and # [[Hicks-1262|Robert Hicks]] of Charles City (whose profile has a death date of 1738 and a note that "This line of Hicks is in no way related to the Hicks of Surry County Virginia."). Then there are the Maryland Hicks (see for example Rebecca [[Hicks-6317]]). I didn't get into the Maryland Hickses much, and the more Northern Hicks families not at all (see for example the profile of Rebecca's father, [[Hicks-15091|William]], which says he was born in New York). And the Puritan Great Migration Project manages a Hicks profile that isn't PGM but claims to be - see [[Hicks-369]]. A WikiTree search for Frances Hicks comes up with 278, including several spelled Hix & five with the LNAB of Unknown (this profile is one of them - the Frances named by [[Hicks-8725|James Hicks]] as wife in his 1776 will - another is the 2nd wife of his grandfather - Robert the Indian Trader - named as wife in his 1738/39 will). Husband James's will is proved in Pittsylvania County, Virginia & his profile says he was born in Brunswick County. Yes, Amelia County is close. But it is not Brunswick County. === Stovalls/Holmes === 25 March 2021: * Added John Stovall, DAR Patriot Ancestor #[https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A110786 A110786] to his profile [[Stovall-57]] * Biography for [[Stovall-230|Drury Stovall]] Sr. (1752-1826). (added links to descendant record/father's DAR record) * Biography for [[Stovall-52|Josiah Stovall]] Sr. (1749-1798). (added link to his father's DAR recodr) ** He's husband to Mary "Polly" Hicks ([[Hicks-973]]) & son of [[Stovall-57|John Stovall]] (DAR #[https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A110786 A110786]), who's also dad of Drury. * Owen Griffin, DAR Patriot Ancestor #[https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A211012 A211012]; [https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_descendants/?action=list&MyPrimary_Seqn=1207601&MyLineageCount=1 descendant record] (added DAR links to profile for his wife [[Stovall-60|Ann Stovall]], sister of Drury & Josiah). == Didn't get into more == Descendants now involved in the profiles, so my efforts no longer needed... Following pages had been on my to-do and/or "look into" list as of 24 March. :Gees *https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Ingram-5307 (m Gee) *https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Hicks-743 (m Gee) * more: https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Gee-170 https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Gee-185 https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Hicks-702 https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Walker-27053 : https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Cross-6870 (married a Chappell)
: Edward Tatum's 1744 will (transcription): http://www.usgenwebsites.org/vagenweb/brunswick/court/wills/tatumedward1744.html * https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Hicks-740 Rebecca m an Edward Tatum :Ransom * https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Hicks-3418 (Frances m Richard Ransom) :Watson (named in a Robert Hicks 1798 will - [[Hicks-11481]], m Greenway... an unconnected [to a father] Robert - and couldn't figure out who he might be) - open tabs/offshoot leads... https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Watson-449 https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/Watson-Descendants-10623 https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Mason-8836 https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Mason-13892 https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special:Connection&action=connect&person1Name=Mason-969&person2Name=Hicks-11482&relation=0&ignoreIds= https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Watson-10623 https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special:Connection&action=connect&person1Name=Mason-969&person2Name=Watson-13731&relation=0&ignoreIds= https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Watson-25765 https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Watson-28092 https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Watson-25765 https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Watson-18090 https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Watson-27591 https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Goodwyn-37 https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Brannon-102 https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Brannan-42 (m Watson) https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special:Connection&action=connect&person1Name=Watson-13731&person2Name=Hicks-11482&relation=0&ignoreIds= https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Watson-10623 https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Watson-20392 https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Lanier-537 (has a Chamberlain connection) https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Sowerby-17 (married Rawlings) https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/Collier-Descendants-800 https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/Ransome-Descendants-49 https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Yancey-161 (son of a Bolling woman) https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special:Connection&action=connect&person1Name=Scott-34488&person2Name=Hicks-11482&relation=0&ignoreIds= https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special:Connection&action=connect&person1Name=Walton-307&person2Name=Hicks-11482&relation=0&ignoreIds= https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special:Connection&action=connect&person1Name=Mason-882&person2Name=Hicks-11482&relation=0&ignoreIds= : Another window full of open tabs: https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Hicks-3274 https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Hicks-7337 (son of a Tatum) https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Hicks-7338 https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Hicks-7334 https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/Hicks-Descendants-3254 (of NC) https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Tatum-454 https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Wall-5114 https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Blunt-80 (m Turner) https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Wall-5115 https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A021002 (Chappell Hicks, with Pension #) https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A117119 (John Turner) https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A117122 (John Turner) https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A117123 (John Turner, m Ruth Rawlings) : Another window... https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Davis-8706 (Benjamin, NC, married Harrell) https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Hicks-2309 https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Dixon-425 (m Greenway) https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Greenway-611 (m Parham) https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Dixon-427 (m Parham, sister m Greenway) https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Parham-872 (m Mary Dixon-427) https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Greenway-162 https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Greenway-479 https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Rives-254 (m Robert) https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Hicks-2309 (Robert d 1788 m Rives) https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Turner-13886 (NC/SC) https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Turner-22465 (VA) https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Turner-10169 (MD-VA) https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Turner-13021 (VA) https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Turner-32745 (NC) https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Turner-1792 (VA-TN) https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Turner-19586 (MD) https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Turner-2524 (VA-GA - brother of Sarah/Sally m [[Billingslea-22|William Billingslea]], son of Francis m Asenath) https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Turner-34670 (VA) http://www.usgenwebsites.org/vagenweb/brunswick/court/wills/hicks14.html (Robert's 1803/4 will) https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Hicks-6069 (has 1803/4 will on his profile, but not sure it's the right Robert) https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_descendants/?action=list&MyPrimary_Seqn=172476&MyLineageCount=1 (Lemuel Lanier) ... turned up in search results: https://www.genealogy.com/ftm/j/o/y/Thomas-Joyce/BOOK-0001/0016-0001.html https://www.genealogy.com/ftm/f/o/u/Tina-H-Fountain/GENE19-0010.html https://www.genealogy.com/ftm/j/o/y/Thomas-Joyce/GENE1-0011.html#ENDNOTEREF219 : Pages open on potential online info/leads: * https://archive.org/details/turnerfamilymaga00newy/page/62/mode/2up?q=hicks * https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:33S7-9TBJ-S5YK?i=15&wc=SNY4-L2H%3A146536801%2C146611001&cc=1803986 (dulony, durbin) :: Brunswick County USGenWeb pages: * http://www.usgenwebsites.org/vagenweb/brunswick/court/abstracts/H%20Surnames.html * http://www.usgenwebsites.org/vagenweb/brunswick/court/abstracts/W%20Surnames.html * http://www.usgenwebsites.org/vagenweb/brunswick/deeds/db15a.html * http://files.usgwarchives.net/va/brunswick/bios/m2450000.txt * http://files.usgwarchives.net/va/brunswick/deeds/deedbrns.txt * http://files.usgwarchives.net/va/brunswick/court/brunnat.txt * http://www.usgenwebsites.org/vagenweb/brunswick/deeds/hicksdeeds.html * http://www.usgenwebsites.org/vagenweb/brunswick/court/poahicks.html * http://files.usgwarchives.net/va/brunswick/deeds/db14-end.txt * http://www.usgenwebsites.org/vagenweb/brunswick/court/surveyhicks.html * http://files.usgwarchives.net/va/brunswick/deeds/g0000000.txt : Notes from computer: https://sites.rootsweb.com/~harrisonrep/harrbios/HenryTazewellHarrison.htm https://uncommonwealth.virginiamemory.com/blog/2011/11/04/spoils-of-war-return-home-to-virginia/ http://digitool1.lva.lib.va.us:8881/R/MV1B7D9I1MDG76V5VFBDV3THQVBAMD5AMM3B4IJ1V9CJDHFDVT-00614?func=search&pds_handle=GUEST Hicks in Maryland: https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Armstrong-5883#_note-0 Nehemiah (son of Rebecca Hicks) looking for Irby (1744 will of Frances, widow of Captain Robert, names granddaughter Tabitha Irby - daughter of daughter Elizabeth?)... looking for Irby: John Irby Jr = Witness in 1745 along with a Beddingfield (Captain Robert's daughter Martha married a Beddingfield): From http://files.usgwarchives.net/va/brunswick/deeds/deedbrns.txt - : Indenture made the 25th day of January, 1745, between Thomas Hicks of North Carolina, and Nathaniel Edwards of Brunswick County, Virginia, for 40 pounds, conveying 250 acres on North side of Maherrin River and is the lower part of a tract of land containing 500 acres whereon Daniel Hicks, late of Brunswick County, at the time of his death did dwell and by his Last Will and Testament dated December 17, 1734, the said Daniel Hicks devised the land to Thomas Hicks. Witnesses were John Walls, Jr., George Hicks, James Hicks, Jr., John Irby, Jr., Henry Beddingfield and Francis Price. Acknowledged in Court on February 6, 1745. Deed Book 3, page 141. Blunt/Irby (related to Hicks, I think, but Desc/Ancestors of Blunt-52 didn't show any Hicks... just realized I didn't search for Hix though) https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Blunt-52 https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Irby-70 https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Irby-708 https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Irby-129 https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Irby-59 Joshua (immigrant) Same window: https://www.genealogy.com/forum/surnames/topics/hicks/6959/ - Robert Hicks, Indian Trader https://www.genealogy.com/forum/surnames/topics/hicks/6952/ - Robert Hicks, Indian Trader https://www.genealogy.com/forum/surnames/topics/hicks/9037/ - Will of James Hicks https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Mason-2713 - Mary (m Walton) https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Walton-987 - Edward https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Walton-5646#comments - Thomas (of England... moved to be son of Edward in England & not of Edward & Elizabeth - maybe not Booth - of Virginia https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Booth-308 - Elizabeth "Before we were a twinkle..." https://www.familysearch.org/library/books/records/item/102992-before-we-were-a-twinkle-the-miller-mcwilliams-connection?viewer=1&offset=0#page=1&viewer=picture&o=info&n=0&q= https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Unknown-538539#comments https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/House-5824#comments More notes from computer: https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Maclin-47 - Ann (Maclin) Lanier Collier - http://www.usgenwebsites.org/vagenweb/brunswick/court/abstracts/C%20Surnames.html#COLLIER,Charles http://www.usgenwebsites.org/vagenweb/brunswick/court/abstracts/H%20Surnames.html#HIX,George http://www.usgenwebsites.org/vagenweb/brunswick/court/guardianappts.html open dar Sherwood bugg - https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/default.cfm oops. he’s A016730 Benj. Harris, ", & Absalom Harris: https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_member/?Action=full&National_Number=33143 (member name=Chappell!) https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A051712 – Absalom Harris dau jane m Chappel Sledge https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_descendants/?action=list&MyPrimary_Seqn=503778&MyLineageCount=1 Elizabeth Harris m Kinchen Peterson Tweatt (on 24 June 1824) https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A051712 – Absalom Harris member - Judith Louise Searcy Hicks wills: http://www.usgenwebsites.org/vagenweb/brunswick/court/wills/ http://www.usgenwebsites.org/vagenweb/brunswick/court/wills/hicks26.html Other tabs open on page with Hicks wills: https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Noland-165_Sandbox_Twenty#Robert_Hicks https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Unknown-538539 https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/Hicks-Photos-3762 https://www.carolana.com/NC/eBooks/The_North_Carolina_Historical_and_Genealogical_Register_Volume_I_1900.pdf (648 pages) https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Irby-452 - joshua https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Irvin-425 - nathaniel http://files.usgwarchives.net/va/brunswick/deeds/deedbrns.txt http://files.usgwarchives.net/va/brunswick/deeds/deedbrns.txt http://files.usgwarchives.net/va/brunswick/deeds/deedbrns.txt http://files.usgwarchives.net/va/brunswick/deeds/deedbrns.txt https://www.genealogy.com/ftm/m/o/r/Carol-A-Morrison/GENE7-0001.html https://www.genealogy.com/ftm/m/o/r/Carol-A-Morrison/GENE7-0002.html http://files.usgwarchives.net/va/brunswick/wills/willbk02.txt https://mlarchives.rootsweb.com/listindexes/emails?listname=va-freedmen&thread=35342155 https://mlarchives.rootsweb.com/listindexes/emails?listname=va-freedmen&thread=35342155 https://sites.rootsweb.com/~harrisonrep/Brunswk.htm https://sites.rootsweb.com/~harrisonrep/Brunswk.htm www.bluegrassmessengers.com/early-hicks-hix-immigrants---mainly-virginia.aspx www.bluegrassmessengers.com/early-hicks-hix-immigrants---mainly-virginia.aspx - DAR pages open in that window lots of ancestors - https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_member/?Action=full&National_Number=539159 John Dixon b 1755 & served in Georgia: https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A032554 (only one child listed... Thomas) James Thweatt desc.- https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_descendants/?action=list&MyPrimary_Seqn=503779&MyLineageCount=1 James Thweatt (p Elizabeth Peterson) - https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A115227 https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A096515 https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A096515 – Benjamin Rives Benjamin Rives/dad of Elizabeth m Rosser - https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_descendants/?action=list&MyPrimary_Seqn=515311&MyLineageCount=1 David Rosser - https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A098640 m Elizabeth/dau. mary m Benjamin Harris lots of ancestors - https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_member/?Action=full&National_Number=719339 other tabs: https://nativeheritageproject.com/2015/06/04/isaac-an-indian-slave/ - Robert Bolling ad (ran away from him) https://archive.org/details/colonialandrevo00landgoog - Upper sc history == Still to finish == The profile for Daniel Hicks that I created spawned "Hicks Family Wills" and "Hicks Family Bible (Virginia)"... still need to finish moving info from Daniel's profile that is better on a "multi-person" platform such as the Wills or Bible page. * https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Hicks-15073 * https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Hicks_Family_Wills *https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Hicks_Family_Bible_%28Virginia%29 Robert Hicks-3762 ... [https://www.wikitree.com/treewidget/Hicks-3762/300 family group sheet]. Need to check comments/ profile text and see if additional changes for mother of kids are needed (check 6 April or so, when the two profiles for James should have gotten default OK). Followup on comments: * https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Evans-2595 * https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Hicks-6764 * https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Hicks-3762#comments * https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Unknown-538539 * https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Harrison-211 Holmes connection to explore (Holmes/Stovall): : See DAR [https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_descendants/?action=list&MyPrimary_Seqn=80997&MyLineageCount=1 descendant record] of Sarah Stovall, daughter of Josiah Stovall (Patriot Ancestor #[https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A110795 A110795]) and [[Hicks-973|Mary "Polly" (Hicks) Stovall]]. Mary died in Hinds County, Mississippi in 1845. Father of Josiah is John Stovall (Patriot Ancestor #[https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A110786 A110786]). [[Holmes-975|James Holmes]] (1796-1861), son of [[Holmes-973|Elisha Warren Holmes]] Sr. and [[Stovall-53|Sarah (Stovall) Holmes]] https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_descendants/?action=list&MyPrimary_Seqn=1294169&MyLineageCount=1 – holmes/Stovall https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_descendants/?action=list&MyPrimary_Seqn=1289007&MyLineageCount=1 [[Holmes-975|James Holmes]] (1796-1861), son of [[Holmes-973|Elisha Warren Holmes]] Sr. and [[Stovall-53|Sarah (Stovall) Holmes]] == Footnotes ==
Nominal Roll of the 205th (Tiger) Battalion, CEF
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[[Category:Canadian Militia]] [[Category:205th (Tiger) Battalion, Canadian Expeditionary Force, World War I]] ===Nominal Roll of the 205th (Tiger) Battalion, CEF=== ====compiled by Ken Scheffler==== The 205th (Tiger) Battalion was organized and recruited in Hamilton, Ontario beginning in late February 1916. By this time, recruiting had begun to fall off in the city, and it was hoped that by forming a battalion named after the city's esteemed Tigers athlectic club would rectify this problem. However, after an initial spurt of interest, recruiting dropped off considerably. By the time the battalion was sent to Camp Borden during the summer, it was still significantly understrength. The unit returned to Hamilton in the autumn and was evidently redesignated a "machine gun battalion" a short while later. Nothing much came of this, however, and several months later the unit was broken up for drafts. One company was transferred to 164th Battalion which was recruiting neighbouring Halton County. The following nominal roll was compiled by consulting the National Archive's "Soldier's of the First World War (1914-1918)" digital collection, as well as the Hamilton Spectator and the Hamilton Times. AARON, Edward--739516--born: Six Nations Reserve, Ontario on December 4, 1879; residence: Caledonia, Ontario; occupation: wine worker; attested; n/a; transferred from 114th Battalion in July 1916. ADAMS, Cedric Henry--240290--born: Font Hill, Ontario on November 16, 1897; residence: 20 Harvey St., Hamilton; occupation: Packer; attested: April 5. 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 1st Reinforcing Draft (SS Saxonia on March 28, 1917 from Halifax, NS). ADAMS, Peter--240384--born: Ancaster, Ontario on October 28, 1886; residence: 357 Barton St. E., Hamilton; occupation: Farmer; attested: April 13, 1916. ALEXANDER, Herbert Ernest--240294--born: Hastings, Sussex, England on November 21, 1897; residence: 221 Lottridge St. N., Hamilton; occupation: Machinist; attested: April 7, 1916. ALLAN, Thomas George--Lieut.--born: Hamilton, Ontario on May 6, 1892; residence: 202 St. Clair Blvd., Hamilton; occupation: Jeweler; transferred to 164th Battalion; transferred to 1st Tank Battalion. ALLEN, John Abraham--240037--born: London, England on August 19, 1877; residence: 57 1/2 Breadalbane St., Hamilton; occupation: Bricklayer; attested: March 1, 1916. ALLINSON, Herbert Arthur--240583--born: Scarboro, Yorkshire, England on December 26, 1895; residence: 2 [unclear] Place, Hamilton; occupation: Farmer; attested: June 27, 1916. ALLISON, George Wilfred--240439--born: Carlisle, Ontario on October 6, 1894; residence: 236 Prospect St., Hamilton; occupation: Carpenter; attested: April 22, 1916. ANDERSON, T.W.--no information avalaible ANGEL, Herbert Henry--240039--born: Guernsey, Channel Islands on April 29, 1888; residence: 8 Victoria Ave. S., Hamilton; occupation: Baker; attested: April 14, 1916. ARGENT, Sydney Albert--240293--born: Woodford, Sussex, England on December 19, 1893; residence: 123 Charlton Ave. E., Hamilton; occupation: Carpenter; attested: April 3, 1916. ARGENT, Thomas Henry--240291--born: South Woodford, Sussex, England on February 11, 1888; residence: 215 George St., Hamilton; occupation: Carpenter's helper; attested: April 5, 1916. ARNELL, Walter Thomas--240505--born: Leicester, Leicestershire, England on December 8, 1892; residence: 321 Charlton Ave. W.; occupation: Knitter; attested: May 9, 1916; previously served two months with the 86th Machine Gun Battalion. ARMES, Norman Harold--240038--born: Hamilton, Ontario on August 11, 1897; residence: 142 King William St., Hamilton; occupation: Tinsmith; attested: March 10, 1916. ASHCROFT, Ernest--240292--born: Bolton, Lancashire, England on July 4, 1890; residence: 162 Balmoral Ave., Hamilton; occupation: Plate-setter; attested: April 5, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 2nd Reinforcing Draft (SS Olympic on April 29, 1917 from Halifax, NS). ASHWORTH, Walter Charles--240435--born: Manchester, England on May 26, 1887; residence: 47 Pearl St. N., Hamilton; occupation: Salesman; attested: April 18, 1916. AWREY, LeRoy Eaton--Lieut./Capt.--born: Township of Wentworth, Canada on June 10, 1889; residence: 839 Main St. E., Hamilton; occupation: Barrister and Solicitor; officer's declaration: April 1, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 1st Reinforcing Draft (SS Saxonia on March 28, 1917 from Halifax, NS); died on August 20, 1918 while serving with the 1st Battalion, Canadian Machine Gun Corps and is buried at Tigris Lane Cemetery, France. AYLESWORTH, James Roy--Captain--born: Picton, Ontario on August 16, 1887; residence: 95 Bay St. S., Hamilton; occupation: Salesman; officer's delaration: February 21, 1916. BAILEY, George John--240046--born: Shoreditch, England on September 19, 1884; residence: 61 Beach Rd., Hamilton; occupation: Shipper; attested: March 13, 1916. BAILLIE, James Alexander--240365--born: Hamilton, Ontario on May 25, 1896; residence: 48 Woodbine Cr., Hamilton; occupation: Clerk; attested: April 10, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 1st Reinforcing Draft (SS Saxonia on March 28, 1917 from Halifax, NS). BAKER, Arthur Thomas--240727--born: London, England on February 14, 1885; residence: 20 Cannon St. E., Hamilton; occupation: Labourer; attested: January 12, 1917. BAMFORD, Albert--240042--born: London, England on April 18, 1892; residence: 408 York St., Hamilton; occupation: Labourer; attested: March 3, 1916; previously served with 15th Battery, CFA. BARBEAU, Frank--240510--born: Montreal, Quebec on March 21, 1873; residence: 34 Cathcart St., Hamilton; occupation: Cigarmaker; attested: May 12, 1916. BARKER, Sydney Roland--240578--born: Woolwick, Kent, England on February 15, 1898; residence: 158 Cannon St. W., Hamilton; occupation: Lathe-hand; attested: June 26, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. BARRY, Arthur--240666--born: Bolton, Lancashire, England on October 10, 1897; residence: 277 Robert St., Hamilton; occupation: Machine Operator; attested: October 7, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 1st Reinforcing Draft (SS Saxonia on March 28, 1917 from Halifax, NS). BARTLEMAN, Melvin Leslie--240034--born: Tara, Ontario on June 24, 1879; residence: 16 1/2 Chatham St., Hamilton; occupation: Moving Picture Operator (Mechanic); attested: March 13, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. BARTON, Thomas Harold--240508--no information available. BATEMAN, Nicholas Edward--240712--born: Dalhousie, New Brunswick on December 25, 1874; residence: 221 Hunter St. E., Hamilton; occupation: Press-hand; attested: December 5, 1916. BATTERSBY, Walter--240052--no information available. BAUM, William--240060--no information available. BAXTER, Frederick William--240233--no information available; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 2nd Reinforcing Draft (SS Olympic on April 29, 1917 from Halifax, NS). BAYLIS, Edwin George--240057--born: London, England on January 13, 1886; residence: 216 Balmoral Ave., Hamilton; occupation: Machinist; attested: March 20, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 1st Reinforcing Draft (SS Saxonia on March 28, 1917 from Halifax, NS). [severely wounded at Hill 70; had three brothers, Albert (killed with CEF), two in Imperial Army, and a sister, and a sister who was the wife of Pte. Elson Farr (120BN > 134BN > 3BN); HS Nov 26/17 p14] BEARDSLEY, John William Edward--240054--born: Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, England on August 25, 188?; residence: 203 Cannon St. E., Hamilton; occupation: Cutter; attested: March 20, 1916; transferred to 146th Battalion. BEAUMONT, Edwin Forest--240619--born: Hamilton, Ontario on May 1, 1892; residence: 160 Markland St., Hamilton; occupation: Painter; attested: July 22, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion; died on September 27, 1918 while serving with the 102nd Battalion, CEF and is buried at Triangle Cemetery, Inchy-en-Artois, France. BECKMAN, Albert Herman--240055--born: Hamilton, Ontario on February 27, 1889; residence: 79 Gore St., Hamilton; occupation: Wine Clerk; attested: March 20, 1916. BECKETT, Albert Anthony--240606--born: Wolverhampton, England on November 8, 1886; residence: 78 Oak Ave., Hamilton; occupation: Engineer; attested: July 10, 1816; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 1st Reinforcing Draft (SS Saxonia on March 28, 1917 from Halifax, NS). BEDELL, Frank Green--240048--born: Stoney Creek, Ontario on May 17, 1891; residence: 113 Young St., Hamilton; occupation: Building Labourer; attested: March 14, 1916. BELL, Patrick--240456--born: Buxton, Derbyshire, England on May 11, 1884; residence: 94 Chestnut Ave., Hamilton; occupation: Bricklayer, helper; attested: April 24, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. BELL, William Charles--240646--born: Yarmouth, Norfolk, England on October 7, 1872; residence: Big Four Hotel, Hamilton; occupation: Teamster; attested: August 30, 1916. BENNETT, Theodore Percy--240041--born: Kent, Ontario on July 13, 1892; residence: 25 Highland Ave., Hamilton; occupation: Carpenter; attested: March 2, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 1st Reinforcing Draft (SS Saxonia on March 28, 1917 from Halifax, NS). BENNETT, William Earl--240045--born: South Buxton, Ontario on November 13, 1897; residence: 25 Highland Ave., Hamilton; occupation: Teamster; attested: March 9, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. BERKOVITZ, Louis--240682--born: Rochester, New York, U.S.A. on October 5, 1898; residence: 73 Oak Ave., Hamilton; occupation: Cigarmaker; attested: November 1, 1916. BERRYMAN, James Edward--240394--born: Hamilton, Ontario on June 23, 1890; residence: 17 Crook St., Hamilton; occupation: Ironworker; attested: April 17, 1916. BEVAN, Charles Edward--240386--born: Layton, Essex, England on November 14, 1888; residence: 160 Glendale Ave., Hamilton; occupation: Machinist; attested: April 11, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. BEVAN, George William--240043--born: Hamilton, Ontario on September 4, 1897; residence: 111 Canada St., Hamilton; occupation: Shoemaker; attested: March 6, 1916. BEVIS, William Henry--240472--born: Hamilton, Ontario on July 8, 1880; residence: 482 King William St., Hamilton; occupation: Outside Clerk; attested: May 1, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. PTE. WILLIAM H. BEVIS "Cable received to-day states 240,472, Pte. William Henry Bevis, infantry, officially reported wounded, remaining at duty, August 15, 1917." This telegram was received by Mrs. William Bevis, 482 King William street, regarding her son. Pte. Bevis enlisted with the 205th Tiger battalion, and went overseas with the draft to the 164th battalion, in March this year. He went to France last June. He was formerly employed at the west-end rolling mills. / This is the third casualty suffered by the Hamilton Tigers to be reported this week. [HS Sept 7/17 p23] BILLINGS, Reginald Melvin--240056--born: Burlington, Ontario on March 3, 1893; residence: Burlington, Ontario; occupation: Labourer; attested: March 20, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 2nd Reinforcing Draft (SS Olympic on April 29, 1917 from Halifax, NS). BLACKER, Arthur--240050--born: Leeds, Yorkshire, England on August 16, 1898; residence: 207 Balmoral Ave., Hamilton; occupation: Suit-Cutter; attested: March 15, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. PTE. ARTHUR BLACKER Word that his brother, Pte Arthur Blacker, had been admitted to No. 44 casualty clearing station on Nov. 17, suffering from contusion, was received this morning by Alfred Blacker, 207 Balmoral avenue north, in a telegram from Ottawa. Pte. Blacker enlisted in the 205th Tiger battalion on March 15, 1916, and went overseas with the draft of the 164th Halton and Dufferin battalion, in march of the present year. [HS Nov 28/17 p15] BLENMAN, George Herbert--240589--born: Dorking, Surrey, England on December 13, 1879; residence: 266 Roxborough Ave., Hamilton; occupation: Lathe-hand; attested: July 3, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 1st Reinforcing Draft (SS Saxonia on March 28, 1917 from Halifax, NS); died: April 3, 1929, and is buried at Hamilton City Cemetery[1] BLYTHE, Wilfred Pratt--240049--born: Overstrand, Norfolk, England on February 26, 1889; residence: Hamilton Club; occupation: Waiter; attested: March 15, 1916. BOARDMAN, James--240296--born: Bolton, Lancashire, England on November 24, 1874; residence: 12 Gordon St., Hamilton; occupation: Machinist; attested: April 1, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. BODEN, Arthur--240295--born: Warrington, Lancashire, England on October 29, 1877; residence: 1 Gordon St., Hamilton; occupation: Cement Finisher; attested: April 1, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 1st Reinforcing Draft (SS Saxonia on March 28, 1917 from Halifax, NS). BODINGTON, Harold Percy--240095--born: Birmingham, England on February 7, 1894; residence: 9 Elgin St.; occupation: Photographer; attested: March 23, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. PTE. HAROLD P. BODINGTON On the official casualty list issued at Ottawa this morning appears the name of Pte. Harold P. Bodington as being officially reported gassed. Pte. Bodington enlisted in the 205th battalion, and had only been in the trenches about nine weeks when he was caught in a gas attack. Prior to enlisting he was in the photography business with Fred Mather, under the firm name of Mather & Co., 63 King street east, and was a member of Christ's church cathedral. He boarded with his brother, A. G. Bodington, of the Hamilton club, at 181 Hess street south. His mother resides in Birmingham, England. [HS Nov 28/17 p15] BOLINGBROKE, Arthur--240570--born: London, England on March 10, 1885; residence: 33 Highland Ave., Hamilton; occupation: Wire-bender; attested: June 17, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. BOLTON, Edmund--240577--born: Point Edward, Lambton Co., Ontario on March 17, 1875; residence: 88 Maple Ave., Hamilton; occupation: Attendant--Nursing Home; attested: May 5, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. BONNETTE, William John--240387--born: Molesworth, Perth Co., Ontario on September 18, 1889; residence: 172 Young St., Hamilton; occupation: Labourer; attested: April 12, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. BOOK, Charles Benson--240366--born: Beamsville, Ontario on October 30, 1892; residence: Stratford, Ontario; occupation: Wire Chief Telephone Co.; attested: April 10, 1916; transferred to Sig Train Depot. BOOTH, James--240631--born: Ashton-under-Lyne, Lancashire, England on March 17, 1874; residence: Box 26, Fruitland, Ontario; occupation: Steel range worker; attested: August 21, 1916. BOOTH, Thomas Caldecutt--240040--born: Manchester, England on December 24, 1885; residence: 253 Bold St.; occupation: Plumber; attested: March 1, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. BOSTOCK, John James Nicholson--240417--born: Bolton, Lancashire, England on December 3, 1878; residence: 173 Berlin Ave., Hamilton; occupation: Spinner; attested: April 19, 1916. BOWERY, Reginald--240555--born: Bedford, England on September 23, 1879; residence: Bolton's Restaurant, Hamilton; occupation: Moulder; attested: June 7, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. BOWLES, Sydney Harold--240234--born: London, England on September 14, 1897; residence: 45 Harvey St., Hamilton; occupation: Brush Making; attested: March 31, 1916. BOWMAN, Harold George--240231--born: Hamilton, Ontario on February 7, 1896; residence: 161 East Ave. N., Hamilton; occupation: Hardware Salesman; attested: March 28, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 1st Reinforcing Draft (SS Saxonia on March 28, 1917 from Halifax, NS). BOWYER, Frederick Price--240620--born: Bracebridge, Ontario on May 17, 1889; residence: 96 Wilson St., Hamilton; occupation: Harness Maker; attested: July 29, 1916. BOYD, Mascall Brooks Hamilton--Lieutenant--born: Hamilton, Ontario on October 21, 1894; residence: 4 Turner Ave., Hamilton; occupation: Auditor; officer decleration: June 15, 1916; died at sea on June 20, 1918 while serving with the 1st Canadian Tank Battalion, Canadian Machine Gun Corps and is commemorated on the Halifax Memorial. BOYES, William Reginald--240471--born: Toronto, Ontario on February 1, 1897; residence: 108 Canada St., Hamilton; occupation: Bridge Maker; attested: unknown; served with 205th for 9 1/2 months and was drafted in late 1917 (reg. no. 3310033); died on November 13, 1918 while serving with the 102nd Battalion, CEF and is buried at Norwich Cemetery, Norfolk, United Kingdom. BRADSHAW, Frederick (aka Norman Rockwell)--240529--born: Philadelphia, Pa., USA on December 5, 1897; residence: 32 Wellington St. N., Hamilton; occupation: Electrician; attested: May 19, 1916. BRICKNELL, William John--240630--born: Woolten, Oxfordshire, England on April 9, 1880; residence: Waubaushau, Ontario; occupation: Labourer; attested: August 16, 1916; paper states: "Discharged 27/4/18/ H.Q. 649-B-25 962, of 23/4/18)". BRIDGER, John--240730--born: Chichester, Sussex, England on March 4, 1898; residence: 119 Hillyard St., Hamilton; occupation: Molder; attested: January 31, 1917; transferred to 164th Battalion. BRIDGEWATER, George Victor--240481--born: Birmingham, England on May 1, 1897; residence: 22 Cheever St., Hamilton; occupation: Labourer; attested: May 1, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. BRIDGWATER, Harold Frederick--240645--born: Kingsheath, Birmingham, England on August 26, 1898; residence: 257 Queen St. S., Simcoe, Ontario; occupation: Labourer; attested: August 29, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion, and the to 69th O.S. Battery. BRIGGS, William Joseph--240051--born: Hamilton, Ontario on February 21, 1889; residence: 4 Nightingale St., Hamilton; occupation: Accountant; attested: March 16, 1916. BRISCOE, Walter--240627--born: Orillia, Ontario on September 23, 1880; residence: 50 Gore St., Hamilton; occupation: Barber; attested: August 12, 1916. BRITTAIN, George--240053--born: Wolverton, Berks., England on June 6, 1883; residence: 13 Edinburgh Ave., Hamilton; occupation: Carpenter; attested: March 17, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion; died: July 28, 1928, and is buried at Hamilton City Cemetery[1] BRITTLE, Ernest Edward--240298--no information available. BROWN, Charles William--240499--born: Brentford, Middlesex, England on June 12, 1889; residence: 28 Hampton Ave., Hamilton; occupation: Clerk; attested: May 6, 1916. BROWN, Fred George--240352--born: Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario on December 24, 1891; residence: 195 Hess St. N., Hamilton; occupation: Tailor; attested: April 6, 1916. BROWN, Frederick--240491--born: Nova Scotia, Canada on July 7, 1897; residence: 72 Hunter St. W., Hamilton; occupation: Cloth Sponging; attested: May 3, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 2nd Reinforcing Draft (SS Olympic on April 29, 1917 from Halifax, NS). BROWN, Harvey McKinley--240232--born: Howell City, Michigan, USA on August 17, 1894; residence: 7 Walnut St. S., Hamilton; occupation: Tinsmith; attested: March 29, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 1st Reinforcing Draft (SS Saxonia on March 28, 1917 from Halifax, NS). BROWN, John Henry--240584--born: Wakefield, Yorkshire, England on January 18, 1880; residence: 14 Britannia Ave., Hamilton; occupation: Machinist; attested: June 27, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. BROWN, Raymond Arthur--240393--born: Johnston, Pa., USA on September 17, 1891; residence: 12 Senator Ave., Hamilton; occupation: Wireworker; attested: April 15, 1916. BROWN, Thomas--240492--born: Nova Scotia, Canada on July 7, 1897; residence: 72 Hunter St. W., Hamilton; occupation: Presser; attested: May 3, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 1st Reinforcing Draft (SS Saxonia on March 28, 1917 from Halifax, NS). BROWN, Whitney Tennant--240681--born: Lucknow, Ontario on December 6, 1897; residence: 106 Lansdowne Ave., Toronto; occupation: Shipper Clerk; attested: November 1, 1916. BROWN, William Edward--240664--born: Nottingham, England on June 2, 1897; residence: 32 Ruth St., Hamilton; occupation: Pressman; attested: October 3, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 1st Reinforcing Draft (SS Saxonia on March 28, 1917 from Halifax, NS). BUCHANAN, James--240640--born: Glasgow, Scotland on April 9, 1898; residence: 226 Emerald St. N., Hamilton; occupation: Plasterer; attested: August 14, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. BULL, John--240009--born: London, England on May 15, 1871; residence: 283 Charlton Ave. W., Hamilton; occupation: Polish-Manufacturer; attested: April 11, 1916. BULLEN, George William--240609--born: London, England on May 15, 1899; residence: Hamilton; occupation: Farm-hand; attested: July 21, 1916. BULLEYMENT, Allan Owen--240044--born: Brampton, Ontario on December 23, 1890; residence: 95 Kelley St., Hamilton; occupation: Shoemaker; attested: March 7, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. BURFORD, William Porter--240353--born: St. Thomas, Ontario on September 1, 1893; residence: 43 Highland Ave., Hamilton; occupation: Baker; attested: April 6, 1916. BURGESS, Ernest Theodore--240047--born: Hamilton, Ontario on October 6, 1897; residence: 177 Glendale Ave., Hamilton; occupation: Crane Driver; attested: March 13, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 2nd Reinforcing Draft (SS Olympic on April 29, 1917 from Halifax, NS); died on December 21, 1918 while serving with the 1st Battalion, Canadian Machine Gun Corps and is buried at Brookwood Military Cemetery, Surrey, United Kingdom. BURGESS, Frederick George--240532--born: Guernsey, Channel Islands on August 1, 1873; residence: 247 Hunter St. W.; occupation: Sheet-metal Worker; attested: May 25, 1916; previously served with 36th Battalion, CEF; transferred to 255th Battalion. BURNEY, John--240058--born: Glasgow, Scotland on March 14, 1894; residence: [unclear] Cannon St. W., Hamilton; occupation: Pool Marker; attested: March 21, 1916. BURNS, Neil--240470--born: Port Glasgow, Scotland on April 4, 1885; residence: Hamilton; occupation: Stone Cutter; attested: May 1, 1916. BURROUGH, Joseph--240297--born: Somersetshire, England on October 31, 1893; residence: New Commercial Holtel, Hamilton; occupation: Chef; attested: April 3, 1916. BURVILLE, Harry--240483--born: Maidstone, Kent, England on December 25, 1890; residence: 297 Wilson St., Hamilton; occupation: Policeman; attested: May 2, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 1st Reinforcing Draft (SS Saxonia on March 28, 1917 from Halifax, NS). BUTLER, Walter--240230--born: Hamilton, Ontario on August 4, 1880; residence: 38 Myrtle Ave., Hamilton; occupation: Shipper; attested: March 27, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. CADMAN, Enoch--240639--born: Pensnett, Staffordshire, England on August 12, 1879; residence: 20 Gordon St., Hamilton; occupation: Machinist; attested: August 18, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion; died on September 27, 1918 while serving with the 102nd Battalion, CEF and is buried at Anneux British Cemetery, France. CAHILL, Edgar--240066--born: Stratford, Ontario on June 10, 1887; residence: 63 Fullerton Ave.; occupation: Machinist; attested: March 10, 1916. CAHILL, Michael James--240576--born: Montreal, Quebec on April 8, 1885; residence: 160 Niagara St., Hamilton; occupation: Machinist; attested: June 23, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. CALLAGHAN, Henry David Minton--240678--born: London, England on January 31, 1881; residence: 264 Rosslyn Ave., Hamilton; occupation: Bricklayer; attested: October 28, 1916. CALLAN, John--240011--born: London, England on February 29, 1876; residence: 206 Jackson St. W., Hamilton; occupation: Stage Director; attested: March 2, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 2nd Reinforcing Draft (SS Olympic on April 29, 1917 from Halifax, NS). CALLIGAN, Edward John--240071--born: Hamilton, Ontario on July 30, 1898; residence: 33 Edinburgh Ave., Hamilton; occupation: Printer's Helper; attested: March 18, 1916. CALLOWHILL, Herbert Percy--240235--born: Hamilton, Ontario on January 17, 1893; residence: 100 Napier St., Hamilton; occupation: Cook; attested: March 27, 1916. CAMPBELL, Arthur Thomas--240461--born: Hamilton, Ontario on May 18, 1894; residence: 83 Poulette St., Hamilton; occupation: Wire Worker; attested: April 4, 1916. CAMPBELL, Frank Martin--240501--born: Dundas, Ontario on November 12, 1888; residence: 436 James St. N., Hamilton; occupation: Macinist; attested: May 8, 1916; served with 205th for ten months, drafted in April 1918. CAMPBELL, George Leslie--240354--born: Hamilton, Ontario on October 29, 1891; residence: 83 Poulette St., Hamilton; occupation: Labourer; attested: April 6, 1916. CAREY, John Thomas--240418--born: Hamilton, Ontario on May 1, 1893; residence: 557 Main St. E., Hamilton; occupation: Chef; attested: April 17, 1916. CARMICHAEL, William James--240064--born: Hamilton, Ontario on September 1, 1898; residence: 58 Wilson St., Hamilton; occupation: Mechanic; attested: MArch 7, 1916. CARNAHAN, Ernest Herbert--240299--born: Norwood, Ontario on May 9, 1897; residence: 20 Greenway Ave., Hamilton; occupation: Invoice Clerk; attested: April 3, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 2nd Reinforcing Draft (SS Olympic on April 29, 1917 from Halifax, NS). CARNIE, Robert Henderson Gibson--240590--born: Aberdeen, Scotland on July 8, 1897; residence: 15 Blythe St., Hamilton; occupation: Clerk; attested: July 3, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. CARON, Prosper Eugene--240024--born: Sherbrooke, Quebec on December 18, 1870; residence: 65 Murray St., Hamilton; occupation: Moulder; attested: March 24, 1916. CARPENTER, Leonard Albert--240355--born: Birmingham, England on January 22, 1898; residence: 49 Beechwood Ave., Hamilton; occupation: Shoemaker; attested: April 6, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion; died on September 24, 1918 while serving with the 3rd Battalion, Canadian Machine Gun Corps and is buried at Wanquetin Communal Cemetery, France. CARROLL, Ambrose--796714--born: Wellington Co., Ontario on May 4, 1873; residence: Nixon, Ontario; occupation: Farmer; attested: March 25, 1916; transferred from 133rd Battalion on August 31, 1916. CARROLL, James Ignatius--240641--born: Baymills, Michigan, USA on November 19, 1898; residence: 221 McNab St. N., Hamilton; occupation: Deck Hand; attested: August 15, 1916. CARROLL, Joseph Christopher--240638--born: Baymills, Michigan, USA on September 8, 1897; residence: 221 McNab St., N., Hamilton; occupation: Baker; attested: August 16, 1916. CARROLL, William Henry--240500--born: Hamilton, Ontario on February 24, 1891; residence: 10 Devonport St., Hamilton; occupation: Electrician; attested: May 6, 1916. CARSCALLEN, John Stanley--Lieutenant--no information available. CARTER, Cecil Ernest John--240300--born: Burton-on-Trent, England on January 31, 1897; residence: 153 West Ave. W., Hamilton; occupation: Pattern Making; attested: April 3, 1916; died: June 13, 1921, and is buried at Hamilton City Cemetery[1] CARTER, Thomas Edward--240420--born: Birmingham, England on March 27, 1890; residence: R.R. #5 Box 6, Hamilton; occupation: Machinist; attested: April 17, 1916. CARTRIDGE, James--240540--born: Featherston, Yorkshire, England on July 15, 1886; residence: 149 Avondale Ave., Hamilton; occupation: Carpenter; attested: May 25, 1916. CASE, Robert--240573--born: West Port, Mayo, Ireland on October 19, 1873; residence: Jockey Club Hotel; occupation: Stableman; attested: June 29, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. CAUSER, Hiram--796554--born: Staffordshire, England on January 13, 1871 [birth possibly recorded in the registrars district of Burton [upon Trent] in March 1873]; residence: RR #1 Nixon, Ontario, Ontario; occupation: Farmer; attested: October 10, 1915; transferred from 133rd Battalion on August 31, 1916. CATHCART, William James--240065--born: Hamilton, Ontario on November 29, 1882; residence: 34 Oliver St., Hamilton; occupation: Tobacco Worker; attested: March 9, 1916. CHADWICK, James--240419--born: Ashton-under-Lyne, Lancashire, England on January 10, 1883; residence: 1348 Cannon St. E., Hamilton; occupation: Machinist; attested: April 17, 1916; transferred to Signals. CHADWICK, Joseph--240302--born: Bolton, Lancashire, England on May 1, 1890; residence: 1272 Cannon St. E., Hamilton; occupation: Labourer; attested: April 5, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion; died on August 26, 1918 while serving with the Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry and is buried at Monghy British Cemetery, France. CHAGNON, Elmer Stanley--Lieutenant--born: Hamilton, Ontario on December 4, 1888; residence: 66 Maple Ave.; occupation: Clerk; officer's decleration: April --, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion; he was awarded the Military Cross and was wounded in August 1918; while recuperating at Christie's Hospital in Toronto, he met his future wife--a nurse--Jessie MacDonald; he qualified as a chartered accountant and in 1933 founded the accounting firm Chagnon & MacGillivray (which is still located in Hamilton); he died in 1953; see here. CHAMBERS, Thomas--240063--born: Leeds, Yorkshire, England on September 3, 1879; residence: 102 Sherman Ave. N., Hamilton; occupation: Machinist; attested: March 6, 1916; transferred to 228th Battalion. CHAPIN, Curran Joseph--240687--born: Meadville, Pa., USA on January 21, 1895; residence: Y.M.C.A., Hamilton; occupation: Machinist; attested: November 8, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 1st Reinforcing Draft (SS Saxonia on March 28, 1917 from Halifax, NS); died on March 24, 1918 while serving with the 8th Canadian Machine Gun Company and is buried at La Targette British Cemetery, France; obituary that appeared in the May 1918 edition of the Erie Railroad Magazine can be viewed here. CHASTY, John Frederick--240535--born: Surrey, England on September 11, 1895; residence: 91 Dundurn St. S., Hamilton; occupation: Wire Worker; attested: May 22, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. CHEESEMAN, Alfred--240033--born: Hamilton, Ontario on December 20, 1897; residence: West Hamilton, Ontario; occupation: Labourer; attested: March 1, 1916. CHILD, Charles William--240579--born: Somerset, England on January 7, 1888; residence: 35 Bay St. S., Hamilton; occupation: Tailor; attested: June 26, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. CHURCH, Ebon Leroy--240388--born: Flamboro Centre, Ontario on April 29, 1885; residence: 93 Caroline St. N., Hamilton; occupation: Horse Shoer; attested: April 12, 1916; served with 205th for two months, drafted in October 1917 reg. no 3106414). CLARK, Charles--240367--born: Filkins Lechlade, Glos., England on February 29, 1872; residence: Asylum, Hamilton; occupation: Waiter; attested: April 10, 1916; transferred to Casualties on August 31, 1916. CLARK, George Alexander Winfield--240441--born: Brymbo, North Wales, September 12, 1874; residence: 27 Kinnell St., Hamilton; occupation: Machinist; attested: April 12, 1916. CLAYTON, Gilbert John--240035--born: Leeds, Yorkshire, England on August 18, 1873; residence: Burlington, Ontario; occupation: Shoe Merchant; attested: March 15, 1916. CLAYTON, Harry Benjamin--240021--born: Hamilton, Ontario on January 29, 1882; residence: 505 York St., Hamilton; occupation: Traveller; attested: March 1, 1916. CLEGG, Harry John Henry--240301--born: Hamilton, Ontario on March 17, 1894; residence: 33 Tom St., Hamilton; occupation: Moulder; attested: April 3, 1916; drafted (#3310399) in 1918, but does not state service with 205th Battalion and gave birthday as March 17, 1893. CLIFFORD, Nicholas Albert--240601--born: Nashville, Tenn., USA on October 21, 1882; residence: 571 Burlington St. E., Hamilton; occupation: Tailor; attested: July 7, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. CLINE, Leslie James--240455--born: Burlington, Ontario on September 10, 1888; residence: Burlington, Ontario; occupation: Machine Hand; attested: April 24, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 1st Reinforcing Draft (SS Saxonia on March 28, 1917 from Halifax, NS); died on September 27, 1918 while serving with the 2nd Battalion, Canadian Machine Gun Corps and is commemorated on the Vimy Memorial. CLUTTERBUCK, Alfred Herbert--240061--born: Hamilton, Ontario on March 22, 1892; residence: 166 Hunter St. E.; occupation: Painter; attested: March 1, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion; died on October 30, 1917 while serving with the 7th Canadian Machine Gun Company and is commemorated on the Menin Gate Memorial. PTE. ALFRED CLUTTERBUCK Another one of Hamilton's noble heroes has given his life for his King and country. The sad notification stating that Pte. Clutterbuck had paid the supreme sacrifice, was received by his mother, who resides at 166 Hunter street east, and one more of Hamilton's many homes is shrouded in sorrow. Pte. Clutterbuck was a fine type of Canadian soldier and a true patriot. As soon as he was able he signed up with the 205th battalion in 1915 [sic] and went overseas the following spring. While in England he was given a position which held him from going to France until two months ago. Prior to enlisting he was employed as a painter and decorator. He was 24 years of age and had resided in this city practically all his life, and a wide circle of friends, although proud of him, will regret his death in action. Surviving him is his wife, who resides with her parents at 107 Ferguson avenue south; both his parents, two sisters and one brother, all of this city. [HS Nov 17/17 p20] COATON, Albert--240653--born: Rugby, Ireland in 1889; residence: 37 Palmerston Ave.; occupation: Labourer; attested: September 25, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 1st Reinforcing Draft (SS Saxonia on March 28, 1917 from Halifax, NS). COLE, George Frank--240069--born: Hamilton, Ontario on March 27, 1883; residence: 23 Murray St. E., Hamilton; occupation: Tinsmith; attested: March 16, 1916. COLEMAN, Frank--240549--born: Baltimore, Maryland, USA on April 3, 1888; residence: Headquarters 205th Battalion, Hamilton; occupation: Labourer; attested: June 2, 1916; it appears that he later re-enlisted with the 204th Battalion (#238219) in Toronto on March 6, 1917. COLEMAN, Gilbert Laird--240550--born: Edinburgh, Scotland on June 17, 1894; residence: 72 William St., Hamilton; occupation: Steward; attested: June 3, 1916; transferred to Signals. COLLINGS, George--240303--born: Weston-super-Mare, Somerset, England on March 28, 1879; residence: 414 Emerald St. N., Hamilton; occupation: Machinist; attested: April 5, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. COLLINS, Frederick James Gardiner--240237--born: London, England on January 21, 1881; residence: 281 John St. N., Hamilton; occupation: Labourer; attested: March 28, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 1st Reinforcing Draft (SS Saxonia on March 28, 1917 from Halifax, NS). COLYER, William Thomas--240368--born: Waterdown, Ontario on May 2, 1872; residence: 116 East Ave. N., Hamilton; occupation: Butcher; attested: April 10, 1916. CONNOR, Frank Lee--240568--born: Woodstock, Ontario on December 1, 1895; residence: 122 Steven St., Hamilton; occupation: Office Clerk; attested: June 16, 1916. CONNOR, Harold Peter--240068--born: Woodstock, Ontario on November 7, 1892; residence: 122 Steven St., Hamilton; occupation: Steamfitting; attested: March 15, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. CONTANT, Wilfrid Gedon--240074--born: St Johns Province, Quebec on April 26, 1878; residence: St Johns Province, Quebec; occupation: Cigar Maker; attested: March 24, 1916. COOK, Joseph--240511--born: Hamilton, Ontario on April 25, 1881; residence: 61 Catherine St. N., Hamilton; occupation: Winder; attested: May 12, 1916. COOK, Thomas Charles--240236--born: Hamilton, Ontario on August 6, 1882; residence: 277 King William St., Hamilton; occupation: Civil Engineer; attested: March 29, 1916. COOMBE, Albert Maurice--240369--born: Bristol, England on March 19, 1888; residence: 36 Shaw St., Hamilton; occupation: Machine Screw Operator; attested: April 10, 1916; transferred to Signals. COOMBE, Frank Evelyn--240006--born: Bristol, England on May 10, 1886; residence: 351 Emerald St. N., Hamilton; occupation: Machine Erector; attested: March 20, 1916. COOTE, Robert Theopolis--240001--born: Dublin, Ireland on September 29, 1884; residence: 43 St. Matthews Ave., Hamilton; occupation: Clerk; attested: March 6, 1916; died on September 2, 1917 while still a member of the 205th (Tiger) Battalion and is buried at Hamilton City Cemetery, Hamilton, Ontario. COPE, William--240534--born: Durham, England on March 15, 1899; residence: Clarkson, Ontario; occupation: farmer; attested: n/a; served with 205th Battalion for two months; drafted in May 1917. CORKE, Lawrence Durnford--240072--born: Turnbridge Wells, Kent, England on February 17, 1895; residence: Bartonville, Ontario; occupation: Shipper; attested: March 18, 1916; transferred to Signals; died on June 6, 1918 while serving with the 2nd Divisional Signals Company, Canadian Engineers and is buried at Bac-du-Sud British Cemetery, France. CORKRAN, Victor Calkins--240692--born: Lewis, Delaware, USA on April 12, 1895; residence: Middlebury, Vermont, USA; occupation: Concrete re-inforcer; attested: November 13, 1916. [message board] COTTER, John Will--240062--born: Burlington, Ontario on September 15, 1884; residence: Burlington, Ontario; occupation: Painter; attested: March 6, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 1st Reinforcing Draft (SS Saxonia on March 28, 1917 from Halifax, NS). COUSINEAU, James Victor--240602--born: North Bay, Ontario on March 7, 1894; residence: 103 Elgin St.; occupation: Tailor; attested: July 8, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. COX, Harry Vernon--240364--born: Hamilton, Ontario on November 18, 1894; residence: 357 Cannon St. E., Hamilton; occupation: Clerk; attested: April 8, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 1st Reinforcing Draft (SS Saxonia on March 28, 1917 from Halifax, NS). CRAWFORD, Malcolm--240658--born: Loch Gilphead, Argyleshire, Scotland on July 31, 1872; residence: 275 James St. S.; occupation: Chauffeur; attested: September 16, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. CREEN, Frank James--240719--born: Hamilton, Ontario on July 29, 1896; residence: 62 Stirton St., Hamilton; occupation: Plumber; attested: December 11, 1916; previously served with the 97th Battalion, CEF (reg. no. 157075); 205th Battalion attestation paper states: "deserter from #1 Construction Battalion, CEF"; transferred to 164th Battalion. CROMPTON, Clifford Leslie--240656--born: Little Lever, Lancashire, England on July 13, 1898; residence: 210 Grosvenor Ave., Hamilton; occupation: Clerk; attested: September 15, 1915; transferred to 164th Battalion. CROOK, Frank--240527--born: Plymouth Place, Mass., USA on November 28, 1893; residence: 60 Francis St., Hamilton; occupation: Waiter; attested: May 18, 1916. CROSS, Harvey Mennie--240551--born: Fergus, Ontario on February 9, 1898; residence: 69 York St., Hamilton; occupation: Machinist; attested: June 9, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. CULLEY, Ernest Alfred--240070--born: Bristol, England on July 4, 1892; residence: 244 Avondale Ave., Hamilton; occupation: Grocer; attested: March 17, 1916; transferred to 71st Battery or Battalion. CURTIS, Herbert Clarence--240073--born: Hamilton, Ontario on July 17, 1897; residence: 199 King St. W., Hamilton; occupation: Driver; attested: March 20, 1916; drafted in September 1918 (reg. no. 2012124) but states no previous military service. CUZNER, Luke--240067--born: Hamilton, Ontario on January 1, 1898; residence: 35 Cathcart St., Hamilton; occupation: Labourer; attested: March 15, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. Fourteen years of age, Pte. Luke Cuzner made a brave attempt to join his brothers on the firing line, enlisting with the 205th Tiger battalion in the spring of last year. He has now been sent home as too young for active service, and since his enlistment one of his brothers has laid down his life in his country's cause, while the other has lost a leg through wounds, after an almost miraculous recovery from his injuries. / The three boys were the sons of Luke Cuzner, 35 Cathcart street. The youngest, Pte. Luke Cuzner, went overseas in the 164th draft last March and arrived home last Friday night. He is being sent to Camp Borden. ["YOUNG PATRIOT HOME" HS Sept 10/17 p15] DALLEN, James Albert--240421--born: London, England on December 21, 1883; residence: 38 Steven St.; occupation: Cook; attested: April 17, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. DANAHY, John Albert Thomas--240239--born: London, England on January 21, 1898; residence: 35 Somerset Ave., Hamilton; occupation: Woodworker; attested: March 27, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. DAVIES, Edwin--240370--no information available. DAVIES, Harry--240080--born: Hamilton, Ontario on December 22, 1897; residence: Chedoke P.O., Hamilton; occupation: Paper Cutter; attested: March 16, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 1st Reinforcing Draft (SS Saxonia on March 28, 1917 from Halifax, NS). DAVIES, Joseph Charles--240077--born: Conway, Carnarvon, North Wales on November 26, 1893; residence: 269 King William St., Hamilton; occupation: Machinist; attested: March 4, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. DAVIS, Charles Harrison--240075--born: London, England on July 13, 1892; residence: 431 Wentworth St. N., Hamilton; occupation: Machinist; attested: March 1, 1916; transferred to 76th Battalion. DAVIS, Thomas Henry--240022--born: Aberdovey, Wales on February 25, 1874; residence: 24 Barton St. E., Hamilton; occupation: Tailor; attested: February 29, 1916. DAVIS, William John--240469--born: Hamilton, Ontario on September 19, 1896; residence: 34 Railway St., Hamilton; occupation: Candy Maker; attested: April 29, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 2nd Reinforcing Draft (SS Olympic on April 29, 1917 from Halifax, NS). DAWE, Stanley--240081--born: Brigus, Newfoundland on October 22, 1898; residence: 68 Crooks St., Hamilton; occupation: Labourer; attested: March 21, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 1st Reinforcing Draft (SS Saxonia on March 28, 1917 from Halifax, NS). DAWSON, Austin Ramsey--240661--born: Toronto, Ontario on January 4, 1892; residence: 18 Victoria Ave. S., Hamilton; occupation: Clerk; attested: October 2, 1916. DEAN, James Edward--240525--born: Basinstoke, England on November 7, 1881; residence: 480 Barton St. E., Hamilton; occupation: Polisher & Buffer; attested: May 16, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. DEARBORN, Charles Clarence Frank--240502--born: Oshawa, Ontario on September 29, 1873; residence: 11 Gage St., Hamilton; occupation: Machinist; attested: May 8, 1916. DEMING, John Schilor--240617--born: Columbus, Ohio, USA on March 24, 1884; residence: Hamilton, Ontario; occupation: Machinist; attested: July 21, 1916. DENNIS, Herbert Henry--240642--born: London, England on July 11, 1883; residence: Royal Ave., West Hamilton; occupation: Brick Setter; attested: August 22, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 1st Reinforcing Draft (SS Saxonia on March 28, 1917 from Halifax, NS). DEVINE, Joseph Simpson--240458—no information available. DEWHURST, Henry--240648--born: Bolton, Lancashire, England on October 10, 1890; residence: 200 Lottridge St., Hamilton; occupation: Shoe Cutter; attested: August 28, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 2nd Reinforcing Draft (SS Olympic on April 29, 1917 from Halifax, NS). DILKS, Charles Edward--240078--born: Cirencester, Gloc., England on December 11, 1885; residence: 110 Hess St. N, Hamilton; occupation: Engineer; attested: March 8, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 1st Reinforcing Draft (SS Saxonia on March 28, 1917 from Halifax, NS). PTE. C. E. DILKS Pte. Charles Edward Dilks, who is one of four brothers in different parts of the globe fighting for the empire, is announced to have sustained a gunshot wound in the right arm and to have been admitted on November 5 to No. 6 field ambulance depot. Pte. Dilks was a member of the machine gun section of the 205th Tiger battalion. He was born in England and spent six years in this city, being engaged as engineer at the Mercury mills. His three brothers serving with the colors are: Pte. Mark Dilks, R.A.M.C., stationed in China; Sergt. Walter Dilks, in France, and Pte. Fred. Dilks, of the 92nd battalion, who has been wounded. [HS Nov 14/17 p19] DIXON, Alfred Gabriel--240729—no information available. DOBBIE, Franklin Herbert--240036—no information available. DONALDSON, George Robert--240389--born: McDuff, Scotland on November 17, 1875; residence: 47 Cannon St. W., Hamilton; occupation: Wood Machinist; attested: April 14, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. DOUGHERTY, William Richard--240076--born: Caledonia, Ontario on December 12, 1874; residence: 407 McNab St. N., Hamilton; occupation: Moulder; attested: March 1, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. DOUGLAS, Alexander--240614--born: Rochdale, Lancashire, England on July 18, 1876; residence: 63 Wallace Ave., Hamilton; occupation: Blacksmith-Helper; attested: July 17, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. DRISCOLL, John--240726--born: Stratford, England on February 22, 1897; residence: 249 Kensington Ave., Hamilton; occupation: Clerk; attested: January 8, 1917; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 2nd Reinforcing Draft (SS Olympic on April 29, 1917 from Halifax, NS). DUCKETT, Clarence Seymour--240079--born: London, Ontario on February 24, 1895; residence: 112 Wellington St. N., Hamilton; occupation: Shoemaker; attested: March 10, 1916; transferred to Signal Train Depot. DUFFIELD, Norman--240621--born: Bolton, Lancashire, England on October 6, 1894; residence: 463 Hughson St. N., Hamilton; occupation: Farm Labourer; attested: July 26, 1916; previously served with 46th Battalion (#1426526) DUFFY, Louis Patrick--240604--born: Hamilton, Ontario on June 16, 1884; residence: 208 Market St., Hamilton; occupation: Machinist; attested: July 12, 1916. DUFTON, Charles Henry--240466--born: Hamilton, Ontario on October 26, 1898; residence: 139 Birge St., Hamilton; occupation: Join Hand; attested: April 26, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 2nd Reinforcing Draft (SS Olympic on April 29, 1917 from Halifax, NS). DUNNING, Arthur Richard--240546--born: Hamilton, Ontario on March 13, 1887; residence: 68 Langslow St., Rochester, New York, USA; occupation: Telephone Lineman; attested: May 31, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. DYSON, George--240462--no information available. EADINGTON, Robert--240087--born: Morpeth, Northumberland, England on May 1, 1898; residence: 78 Oak Ave., Hamilton; occupation: Motor-man; attested: March 13, 1916. EAMES, Henry Walter--240085--born: London, England on May 13, 1890; residence: 587 Catherine St. N., Hamilton; occupation: Glass Beveller; attested: March 9, 1916; previously served with 20th Battalion; transferred to 164th Battalion. EATOCK, Timothy--240390--born: Bolton, Lancashire, England on June 6, 1879; residence: 216 Gage Ave., Hamilton; occupation: Labourer; attested: April 14, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. EDGE, Thomas Edwin--240305--born: Bolton, Lancashire, England on September 22, 1894?; residence: 215 George St., Hamilton; occupation: Carpenter; attested: April 5, 1916; apparently discharged when unit was broken up and subsequently drafted in November 1917 (reg. no. 3110071). EDGE, Wurtz Alfred--240701--born: Manswood, Georgetown, Ontario on April 26, 1898; residence: Waterdown P.O.; occupation: Driver; attested: November 20, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 1st Reinforcing Draft (SS Saxonia on March 28, 1917 from Halifax, NS); died on November 5, 1917 while serving with the 6th Canadian Machine Gun Company and is buried at Nine Elms British Cemetery, Belgium. PTE. W. A. EDGE The community of Waterdown, which has given freely of the best and bravest of its sons in the sacred cause of freedom, has been bereft of another gallant young soldier. Frank and Mrs. Edge yesterday received the following message from the records office at Ottawa: / "Deeply regret to inform you 240,701 Pte. Wurtz Alfred Edge, infantry, officially reported died of wounds, forty-fourth casualty clearing station, November 6, 1917; gunshot wound, head." / Pte. Edge, a popular Waterdown boy, enlisted in the 205th Hamilton Tigers battalion on November 20, 1916, and went overseas a few months later. He was transferred to another unit in France, with which he served for a few months before meeting his death on the field of honor. While in this city he resided at 405 Victoria avenue north. [HS Nov 14/17 p19] EDMONDS, Herbert Nelson--240422--born: Sussex County, England on November 2, 1877; residence: 22 Sheever St., Hamilton; occupation: ?; attested: April 17, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. EDWARDS, George--240242--born: Haldimand County, Ontario on June 14, 1872; residence: 83 Stuart St. E., Hamilton; occupation: Labourer; attested: March 27, 1916. EDWARDSON, Morell--240089--born: Golborne, Lancashire, England on February 18, 1892; residence: 342 Hughson St. N., Hamilton; occupation: Stat. Engineer; attested: March 21, 1916. EGAN, William Henry--240083--born: Hamilton, Ontario on July 12, 1898; residence: 71 Young St., Hamilton; occupation: Lineman; attested: March 1, 1916. EGGETT, Charles--240345--born: London, Ontario on November 8, 1880; residence: 91 Ray St. S., Hamilton; occupation: Broom maker; attested: April 6, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion; died on March 13, 1918 while serving with the 102nd Battalion, CEF and is buried at Sucrerie Cemetery, Ablain St.-Nazaire, France. ELLIS, Henry--240346--born: London, England on September 23, 1869; residence: 161 Wood St. E., Hamilton; occupation: Labourer; attested: April 6, 1916. ELMS, William John--240241--born: Corsham, Wilkshire, England on July 23, 1898; residence: 118 Avondale Ave., Hamilton; occupation: Electro Plating; attested: March 25, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. EMERY, Frank--240088--born: Dundas, Ontario on December 7, 1880; residence: 124 Market St. Hamilton; occupation: Horse Trainer; attested: March 17, 1916. EMERY, Frederick--240562--born: Ilford, Essex, England on April 8, 1884; residence: 199 Bold St., Hamilton; occupation: Groom; attested: June 15, 1916. ENTWISTLE, James--240240--born: Farnworth, Lancashire, England on February 1, 1891; residence: 453 Burlington St. E., Hamilton; occupation: Press Hand; attested: March 27, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 1st Reinforcing Draft (SS Saxonia on March 28, 1917 from Halifax, NS). PTE. JAMES ENTWISTLE Pte. James Entwistle, who before his enlistment resided at 452 Burlington street east, is included with the list of the wounded this morning. He was serving with the artillery in France. He is an Englishman, and came to this country some years ago. He was formerly employed as a presshand by the E. T. Wright company, and enlisted in the 205th Tiger battalion in March, 1916. His next relatives resides in England. [HS Nov 26/17 p14] ERSKINE, John--Captain--born: Glasgow, Scotland on December 25, 1886; residence: 59 Tom St., Hamilton; occupation: Civil Engineer; officer's declaration: ? (taken on strength May 23, 1916). EVANS, Arthur--240025--born: Bowsley, Shropshire, England on September 19, 1897; residence: 428 Charlton Ave. W., Hamilton; occupation: machinist; attested: March 14, 1916. EVANS, Evan--240304--born: Brosley, Shropshire, England on March 21, 1871; residence: 428 Charlton Ave. W., Hamilton; occupation: Cement Contractor; attested: April 3, 1916. EVANS, John D.--240084--born: Toledo, Oh., U.S.A. on July 7, 1897; residence: 45 Ray St. N., Hamilton; occupation: Student; attested: March 4, 1916. EVERETT, Ernest Arthur--240086--born: Wroxham, Norfolk, England on May 29, 1889; residence: 138 Gibson Ave., Hamilton; occupation: Book-keeper; attested: March 13, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 2nd Reinforcing Draft (SS Olympic on April 29, 1917 from Halifax, NS). EVERETT, Fred. William--240082--born: Winona, Ontario on August 28, 1883; residence: 36 Hope Ave., Hamilton; occupation: Driver; attested: March 1, 1916. FACEY, John Arthur--240683--born: Lewiston, Maine, USA on June 3, 1883; residence: Court House Hotel, Hamilton; occupation: cook; attested: November 4, 1916. FANCY, Samuel Edward--240094--born: Hamilton, Ontario on May 27, 1894; residence: 144 Balmoral Ave., Hamilton; occupation: plumber; attested: March 15, 1916. FANNING, Roy Atwater--240371--born: Belmont, Peterborough Co., Ontario on April 7, 1888; residence: 493 Wilson St., Hamilton; occupation: machinist; attested: April 10, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 1st Reinforcing Draft (SS Saxonia on March 28, 1917 from Halifax, NS); died on November 7, 1917 while serving with the 6th Canadian Machine Gun Company and is commemorated on the Menin Gate Memorial. FARR, Charles Ace--240711--born: Rochester, New York, USA on August 16, 1888; residence: 61 Tom St., Hamilton; occupation: hardwood floor layer; attested: December 4, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 1st Reinforcing Draft (SS Saxonia on March 28, 1917 from Halifax, NS). FARRAR, George Edward "Chick"--Lieutenant--born: Hamilton, Ontario on November 8, 1888; residence: 753 Main St. E., Hamilton; occupation: merchant; officer's declaration: n/a; "taken on strength 1st March 1916". FEAVER, William James--240349--born: Hamilton, Ontario on May 31, 1883; residence: 322 King St. W., Hamilton; occupation: sanitary engineer; attested: April 10, 1916. FEIST, Murray James--240306--born: Hamilton, Ontario on November 8, 1890; residence: 216 Bold St., Hamilton; occupation: thread twister; attested: April 3, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 1st Reinforcing Draft (SS Saxonia on March 28, 1917 from Halifax, NS). FERGUSON, William John--240391--born: Hamilton, Ontario on June 5, 1885; residence: 11 Macauley St. W., Hamilton; occupation: teamster; attested: April 13, 1916. FIELDHOUSE, Harry--240243--born: Bradford, Yorkshire, England on September 9, 1895; residence: 491 King William St., Hamilton; occupation: carpenter; attested: March 25, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 1st Reinforcing Draft (SS Saxonia on March 28, 1917 from Halifax, NS). FINCH, Stanley Herbert--240095--born: Port Royal, Ontario on November 3, 1888; residence: 116 Strachan St., Hamilton; occupation: driver; attested: March 20, 1916. FISHER, Walter Abbott--240669--born: Northampton, Northamptonshire, England on November 14, 1893; residence: Franklin Hotel, Hamilton; occupation: shoe-hand; attested: October 13, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 1st Reinforcing Draft (SS Saxonia on March 28, 1917 from Halifax, NS). FITTON, Samuel--240363--born: Huddersfield, Yorkshire, England on November 10, 1878; residence: 30 Primrose Ave., Hamilton; occupation: armt. core builder; attested: April 8, 1916. FLETCHER, Edward Arthur--240308--born: Finlay, Ohio, USA on January 13, 1893; residence: 59 Magill St., Hamilton; occupation: wire-drawer; attested: April 1, 1916. FLETCHER, John Herbert--240473--born: Finlay, Ohio, USA on August 24, 1894; residence: 59 Magill St., Hamilton; occupation: wire-drawer; attested: May 1, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 1st Reinforcing Draft (SS Saxonia on March 28, 1917 from Halifax, NS). FLYNN, Charles--240307--born: Hamilton, Ontario on January 1, 1879; residence: 185 Barton St. W., Hamilton; occupation: teamster; attested: April 3, 1916. FORD, William James--240519--born: Caledonia, Ontario on December 6, 1874; residence: 123 James St. N., Hamilton; occupation: whipmaker; attested: May 15, 1916. FORTUNATO, Anthony Joseph--240090--born: Buffalo, New York, USA on January 6, 1897; residence: 26 Senator Ave.; occupation: labourer; attested: March 1, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. FORTUNE, Frank Harold--240699--born: Hamilton, Ontario on July 21, 1898; residence: 241 King William St., Hamilton; occupation: labourer; attested: November 18, 1916; died on July 17, 1919 while serving with the 58th Battalion, CEF and is buried at Hamilton City Cemetery, Hamilton, Ontario. FOSTER, Roy Reginald--240392--born: Hamilton, Ontario on September 25, 1894; residence: 327 Barton St. E., Hamilton; occupation: driver; attested: April 12, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. FOSTER, William Earl--240677--born: West Flamboro Twp., Wentworth Co., Ontario on March 15, 1888; residence: R.R. #2, Milgrove, Ontario; occupation: farmer; attested: October 29, 1916. FOWLER, Albert George--240672--born: Whitby, Ontario on July 8, 1898; residence: Dundas, Ontario; occupation: shoemaker; attested: December 17, 1916; transferred to 182nd Battalion on April 28, 1917. FOWLER, Harry--240092--born: Galt, Ontario on June 5, 1897; residence: 280 Wilson St.; occupation: machinist helper; attested: March 6, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. FRASER, David Bennett--240026--born: Hamilton, Ontario on October 13, 1891; residence: 347 Barton St. E., Hamilton; occupation: Machinist; attested: March 18, 1916. FRAZER, William Thomson--240093--born: Hamilton, Ontario on November 26, 1890; residence: 52 Florence St., Hamilton; occupation: clerk; attested: March 6, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 1st Reinforcing Draft (SS Saxonia on March 28, 1917 from Halifax, NS). FRITCH, John George--240520--born: Drumbo, Ontario on November 1, 1883; residence: 10 McCauley St. W., Hamilton; occupation: labourer; attested: May 15, 1916. FRYER, Bernard--240372--born: Maidstone, Kent, England on February 21, 1888; residence: 93 Shaw St., Hamilton; occupation: clothing cutter; attested: April 10, 1916. FULLER, David Stanley--240091--born: Hamilton, Ontario on October 27, 1897; residence: 133 Grant Ave., Hamilton; occupation: plumber; attested: March 3, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 2nd Reinforcing Draft (SS Olympic on April 29, 1917 from Halifax, NS); died on November 2, 1917 while serving with the 9th Canadian Machine Gun Company and is buried Etaples Military Cemetery, France. GALE, Frederick Edward--240603--born: Leicester, England on September 21, 1893; residence: Scuder P.O., Peele Island, Ontario; occupation: sailor; attested: July 8, 1916. GALE, William--240695--born: Norwich, Norfolk, England on February 10, 1898; residence: R.R. #?, Dundas Ontario; occupation: farmer; attested: November 15, 1916; Bugle Band; transferred to 164th Battalion. GALLAGHER, Cecil--240424--born: Hazeland, Ontario on September 27, 1895; residence: 139 Cathcart St., Hamilton; occupation: driver; attested: April 17, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. GALLIFENT, Hector George--240244--born: White Colne, Essex, England on September 12, 1893; residence: City Hospital, Hamilton; occupation: porter; attested: March 29, 1916. GEDDES, James--240490--born: Hamilton, Ontario on July 14, 1881; residence: 366 John St. N.; occupation: moulder; attested: May 2, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. GEELING, Frank--240097--born: Woodstock, Ontario; residence: 13 Euclid Ave., Hamilton; occupation: machinist; attested: March 7, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 1st Reinforcing Draft (SS Saxonia on March 28, 1917 from Halifax, NS). GERRARD, George--240099--born: Bolton, Lancashire, England on March 19, 1874; residence: 117 Cope St., Hamilton; occupation: labourer; attested: March 7, 1916. GETTY, Arthur Herchell--240362--born: Stambridge, Quebec on July 15, 1884; residence: 6 Windsor St., Hamilton; occupation: core maker; attested: April 8, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. GIBBONS, Elias--240102--born: Newfoundland on March 5, 1878; residence: 40 Woodbine Cres., Hamilton; occupation: steel heater; attested: March 20, 1916. GIBBONS, Silas James--240246--born: Newfoundland on May 4, 1880; residence: 40 Woodbine Cres., Hamilton; occupation: telephone foreman; attested: March 30, 1916. GIEBNER, John Daniel--240100--born: Uxbridge, Ontario on September 5, 1897; residence: 176 Sanford Ave. N.; occupation: press feeder; attested: March 17, 1916. GILBERT, William Edward--240310--born: Hamilton, Ontario on February 17, 1883; residence: 307 Wellington St. N., Hamilton; occupation: butcher; attested: April 3, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion; died on September 30, 1918 while serving with the Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry and is buried at Cantimpre Canadian Cemetery, Nord, France. GLENN, Oliver Mowat--240245--born: Stayner, Ontario on April 6, 1896; residence: 281 Balmoral Ave., Hamilton; occupation: machinist; attested: March 30, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 2nd Reinforcing Draft (SS Olympic on April 29, 1917 from Halifax, NS). GLENTON, Edward--240591--born: Leeds, Yorkshire, England on January 28, 1886; residence: 57 Highland Ave., Hamilton; occupation: labourer; attested: July 3, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 1st Reinforcing Draft (SS Saxonia on March 28, 1917 from Halifax, NS). GODDARD, Leonard--240513--born: Oldham, Lancashire, England on June 16, 1892; residence: 457 1/2 Burlington St. E., Hamilton; occupation: machinist; attested: May 15, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. GOLDEN, James Laurence--240696--born: Chepstow, Greenock, Ontario on August 10, 1895; residence: Chepstow, Ontario; occupation: labourer; attested: November 16, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. GOODING, George--240096--born: Gravesend, Kent, England on January 29, 1882; residence: East 18th St., Mount Hamilton; occupation: carpenter; attested: March 1, 1916. GORDON, Roy Leslie Donald--240497--born: Hamilton, Ontario on May 24, 1891; residence: 132 Florence St., Hamilton; occupation: lineman; attested: May 5, 1916; drafted (reg. no. 3319398 (?)) to 2nd Depot Battalion, 2nd C.O.R. but does not state previous service with 205th Battalion. GORDON, Thomas--240423--born: Cardiff, Wales on March 3, 1894; residence: 203 Hughson St. N., Hamilton; occupation: machinist; attested: April 7, 1916. GORMAN, James Cecil--240023--born: Hanley, Stafford, England on February 27, 1877; residence: 155 Hughson St. S., Hamilton; occupation: Steward; attested: March 7, 1916; transferred to 180th Battalion. GOUGH, Harry--240574--born: Bradford City, Yorkshire, England on October 7, 1893; residence: 46 Dundurn St. N., Hamilton; occupation: machinist (fitter); attested: June 21, 1916; served with 205th Battalion for two months; enlisted with 2nd Overseas A.S.C. Training Depot on October 29, 1916 (reg. no. 513126). GRAY, Robert Oswald--240447--born: Hamilton, Ontario on September 27, 1893; residence: 548 Hughson St. N., Hamilton; occupation: paymaster; attested: April 22, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 1st Reinforcing Draft (SS Saxonia on March 28, 1917 from Halifax, NS). GREEN, Edward George--240488--born: Leeds, Yorkshire, England on June 26, 1885; residence: Ancaster P.O., Ontario; occupation: electrician; attested: May 4, 1916; transferred to 2nd Overseas A.S.C. Training Depot. GREEN, Fred--240098--born: London, England on April 27, 1889; residence: 17 Roseland Ave., Hamilton; occupation: labourer; attested: March 7, 1916; previously served seven months with the 20th Battalion (reg. no. 58000). GREENAWAY, Robert--240309--born: Hamilton, Ontario on January 7, 1888; residence: 123 James St. N., Hamilton; occupation: pool-room manager; attested: April 3, 1916. GREENHALGH, Peter--240580--born: near Bolton, Lancashire, England on March 23, 1878; residence: 57 Edinburgh Ave., Hamilton; occupation: labourer; attested: June 26, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. GREENHALGH, Walter--240506--born: Manchester, England on April 30, 1881; residence: 272 Beach Rd, Hamilton; occupation: insurance agent; attested: May 9, 1916. GREENHILL, Harry Austin--240101--born: Hamilton, Ontario on August 9, 1879; residence: 198 Queen St. S., Hamilton; occupation: salesman; attested: March 18, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. GRIFFEY, Walter--240395--born: Northam, Devonshire, England on November 19, 1885; residence: 77 Market St., Hamilton; occupation: gardener; attested: April 15, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 2nd Reinforcing Draft (SS Olympic on April 29, 1917 from Halifax, NS). GULLIS, George--240311--born: near Montreal, Quebec on April 30, 1891; residence: 69 Wellington St. N., Hamilton; occupation: farming; attested: April 5, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. HAIZELDEN, William--240425--born: Liverpool, England on March 26, 1885; residence: 36 Tiffany St., Hamilton; occupation: agent; attested: April 17, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. HALLIWELL, William--240251--born: Manchester, England on March 19, 1889; residence: 11 Frederick Ave., Hamilton; occupation: electrician; attested: March 27, 1916. HAMBOURGH, Andrew Fraser--240596--born: Milton, Ontario on August 18, 1872; residence: 216 Hughson St. N., Hamilton; occupation: machinist; attested: July 4, 1916. HAMER, Frank Fletcher--240679--born: Belfast, Ireland on March 31, 1901; residence: 162 Eastbourne Ave., Hamilton; occupation: machinist; attested: October 30, 1916; initially gave birthdate as March 31, 1898; transferred to 164th Battalion. HAMILTON, Delmer Vernon--240547--born: Carlisle, Ontario on May 6, 1891; residence: 1306 King St. E., Hamilton; occupation: carpenter; attested: June 1, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 1st Reinforcing Draft (SS Saxonia on March 28, 1917 from Halifax, NS). HAMILTON, Hugh--240675--born: Glasgow, Scotland on January 8, 1893; residence: Cecil Hotel, Hamilton; occupation: machinist; attested: October 27, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. HAMILTON, Robert Lowe--240114--born: Forestgate, Essex, England on February 9, 1886; residence: Allanburg P.O., Ontario; occupation: labourer; attested: March 15, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion; died on September 27, 1918 while serving with the 102nd Battalion, CEF and is buried at Bourlon Wood Cemetery, France. HAMPSON, Charles William--240252--born: Hamilton, Ontario on August 5, 1878; residence: 75 Mary St., Hamilton; occupation: die maker; attested: March 29, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. HAMPSON, Frederick William--240317--born: Hamilton, Ontario on January 12, 1885; residence: 368 Emerald St. N., Hamilton; occupation: pattern maker; attested: April 4, 1916. HAMPSON, George Gordon--240107--born: Hamilton, Ontario on May 17, 1888; residence: [unclear] Market St., Hamilton; occupation: die-sinker; attested: March 6, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 1st Reinforcing Draft (SS Saxonia on March 28, 1917 from Halifax, NS); died: 1936, and is buried at Hamilton City Cemetery[1] HAMPSON, Thomas--240116--born: Huntsville, Ontario on November 10, 1890; residence: 605 Main St. E., Hamilton; occupation: book-keeper; attested: March 16, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 2nd Reinforcing Draft (SS Olympic on April 29, 1917 from Halifax, NS). HANNAH, William Russell--240680--born: Colborne, Ontario on August 6, 1891; residence: 149 York St., Hamilton; occupation: railroad man; attested: October 30, 1916; previously served with 139th Battalion (reg. no. 814781) HANNANT, Herbert Sydney--240463--born: Murston, Kent, England on August 24, 1896; residence: 103 Elgin St., Hamilton; occupation: driver; attested: April 25, 1916. HANSFORD, Frederick Edward--240628--born: London, England on November 27, 1870; residence: 31 Fullerton Ave., Hamilton; occupation: machinist; attested: August 9, 1916. HANSON, Edward Melburn--240117--born: Hamilton, Ontario on July 21, 1893; residence: 404 York St., Hamilton; occupation: core-making; attested: March 16, 1916. HANSON, Luke--240118--born: Hamilton, Ontario on November 18, 1895; residence: 529 Catherine St. N.; occupation: labourer; attested: March 18, 1916. HANSPLANT, Charles William--240665--born: Derbyshire (?) on September 25, 1889; residence: 192 Hess St. N., Hamilton; occupation: machinist; attested: October 6, 1916; previously served 4 1/2 months with 58th Battalion (reg no. 251851 (?)) and struck off on September 4, 1915 "medically unfit". HARDING, Ernest--240690--born: Manchester, England on March 3, 1900; residence: 34 Palmerston Ave., Hamilton; occupation: labourer; attested: November 13, 1916; Bugle Band; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 1st Reinforcing Draft (SS Saxonia on March 28, 1917 from Halifax, NS). HARLEY, James--240313--born: Hamilton, Ontario on July 31, 1897; residence: 98 Leeming St., Hamilton; occupation: stenographer; attested: April 3, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. HARRINGTON, Fred--240003--born: Darlaston (?), Staffordshire, England on October 23, 1889; residence: 643 King St. E., Hamilton; occupation: clerk & secretary; attested: March 6, 1916. HARRIS, Harry Henry--240103--born: Hamilton, Ontario on January 26, 1890; residence: 29 Reginald St., Hamilton; occupation: postal clerk; attested: March 1, 1916. HARRIS, Stephen--240119--born: Westerleigh, Gloucester, England on February 2, 1883; residence: Bartonville, Ontario; occupation: gardener; attested: March 18, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 2nd Reinforcing Draft (SS Olympic on April 29, 1917 from Halifax, NS); died on October 27, 1917 while serving with the 9th Canadian Machine Gun Company and is commemorated on the Menin Gate Memorial. HARRISON, James Henry--240704--born: Wakefield, Yorkshire, England on October 27, 1885; residence: 56 Birch Ave., Hamilton; occupation: blacksmith; attested: November 23, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 2nd Reinforcing Draft (SS Olympic on April 29, 1917 from Halifax, NS). HARRISON, John Henry--240123--born: Muskoka, Ontario on December 3, 1883; residence: Burlington, Ontario; occupation: farmer; attested: March 23, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 2nd Reinforcing Draft (SS Olympic on April 29, 1917 from Halifax, NS). HART, Herbert Edward--240702--born: London, Ontario on April 11, 1879; residence: 136 Young St., Hamilton; occupation: decorator; attested: November 18, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. HARVEY, Henry George--240373--born: Birmingham, England on September 3, 1887; residence: 83 Wood St. E., Hamilton; occupation: shipper; attested: April 10, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 1st Reinforcing Draft (SS Saxonia on March 28, 1917 from Halifax, NS). HARVEY, John--240344--born: London, England on June 25, 1873; residence: 202 Belmont Ave., Hamilton; occupation: florist; attested: April 5, 1916. HASTIE, George William--240396--born: Toronto, Ontario on March 30, 1893; residence: 116 King St. W., Hamilton; occupation: shipper; attested: April 14, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. HASTIE, John Arthur--240120--born: Toronto, Ontario on October 13, 1900; residence: 5 Cumberland Ave., Hamilton; occupation: shipper; attested: March 21, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. HAY, Alfred John--240572--born: Hamilton, Ontario on June 12, 1896; residence: 337 McNab St. N., Hamilton; occupation: driver; attested: June 20, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 2nd Reinforcing Draft (SS Olympic on April 29, 1917 from Halifax, NS). HAYNES, Robert John--240487--born: Carnarvon, North Wales on September 27, 1889; residence: Ancaster P.O., Ontario; occupation: butcher; attested: May 2, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. HEDDLE, James St. Clair--240624--born: Kirkwell, Orkney Islands, Scotland on December 22, 1892; residence: 25 Vine St., Hamilton; occupation: moving picture machine operator; attested: August 5, 1916. HEMUS, William Joseph--240442--born: Youngstown, Ontario on September 17, 1891; residence: 108 Dundurn St. S. (?), Hamilton; occupation: shoemaker; attested: April 22, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 2nd Reinforcing Draft (SS Olympic on April 29, 1917 from Halifax, NS). HENDERSHOT, George Carman--240312--born: Hamilton, Ontario on March 31, 1884; residence: 76 Glendale Ave., Hamilton; occupation: painter; attested: March 31, 1916. HENDERSHOT, Gordon Wesley--240105--born: Hamilton, Ontario on August 1m 1896; residence: 823 King St. W., Hamilton; occupation: waiter; attested: March 4, 1916; served with 205th Battalion for one year then joined the Depot Artillery Brigade in October 1917. HENDERSON, Harry Victor--240111--born: Kingston, Ontario on October 24, 1893; residence: 48-50 Stuart St. E.; occupation: driver; attested: March 13, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. HENDY, Gilbert Joseph--240356--born: Bristol, Somerset, England on March 9, 1879 (?); residence: 71 Hilliard St., Hamilton; occupation: shipper; attested: April 6, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. HENNESSY, Cecil H.--240314--born: Birkenhead, Cheshire, England on September 10, 1895; residence: 22 Clark Ave., Hamilton; occupation: lathe-hand; attested: April 3, 1916; previously served six months with 92nd Battalion reg. no. 192024) HERALD, William Charles--240002, Captain--born: Hamilton, Ontario on October 2, 1885; residence: 25 Fairholt Rd. N., Hamilton; occupation: clerk; attested: March 2, 1916; "taken on strength Hamilton, Ont. 19 July 1916". HICKS, Alfred Frederick--240110--born: Hastings, Sussex, England on June 25, 1873; residence: 106 John St. N., Hamilton; occupation: carter; attested: March 13, 1916; served with 205th Battalion for eleven months; joined Special Service Co. in March 1917 and was discharged October 6, 1917 "physically unfit". HIGHAM, John--240104--born: Warrington, Lancashire, England on April 5, 1884; residence: 52 Edinburgh Ave., Hamilton; occupation: motor mechanic; attested: March 3, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 1st Reinforcing Draft (SS Saxonia on March 28, 1917 from Halifax, NS). HILL, Horace--240122--no information available; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 1st Reinforcing Draft (SS Saxonia on March 28, 1917 from Halifax, NS). HILTON, William John--240113--born: Brooklyn, New York, USA on September 19, 1894; residence: 91 Stanley Ave., Hamilton; occupation: motor mechanic; attested: March 14, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 1st Reinforcing Draft (SS Saxonia on March 28, 1917 from Halifax, NS). HOBBS, Frank--240121--born: Prestwell, Buckinghamshire, England on June 9, 1881; residence: 537 Wellington St. N., Hamilton; occupation: labourer; attested: March 21, 1916. HODGES, John Edward--240594--born: Smithville, Ontario on July 25, 1892; residence: 87 Locomotive St., Hamilton; occupation: machinist; attested: July 3, 1916. HOOVER, Lee Allan--240112--born: Smithville, Ontario on January 20, 1898; residence: 238 Prospect St., Hamilton; occupation: labourer; attested: March 14, 1916. HOPKINS, Richard--240524--born: North Grimsby, N. Lincoln, Ontario on March 17, 1891; residence: 112 Ray St N., Hamilton; occupation: wire worker; attested: May 16, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. HORNBY, Richard William--240108--born: Blackpool, Lancashire, England on May 8, 1883; residence: 451 Bedford Rd., Barton Twp., Ontario; occupation: blacksmith; attested: March 8, 1916; paper stamped "Tank Battalion CMGC CEF". HOSKIN, Albert--240659--born: London, Ontario on April 19, 1876; residence: 393 Shaw St., Toronto; occupation: fur-cutter; attested: September 19, 1916; states that he served six months with 83rd Battalion, however, there is no proof of this; he did enlist in August 1915 with 80th Battalion in Cobourg, Ontario (reg. no.219255); about a month after he enlisted with the 205th Battalion, he enlisted (reg. no. 1078711) with the 5th Pioneer Battalion--using the alias Albert Brown--stating that he had had previous service with the 4th Field Co., Canadian Engineers. HOSKING, Robert Walter--240397--born: Ayers, Ontario on March 17, 1892; residence: 100 Birch Ave., Hamilton; occupation: moulding; attested: April 5, 1916. HOWCROFT, Arthur--240250--born: Leeds, Yorkshire, England on October 19, 1886; residence: 451 Dundurn St. S., Hamilton; occupation: tobacconist; attested: March 31, 1916. HOWCROFT, Thomas Joseph--240316--born: Westhoughton, Lancashire, England on April 24, 1893; residence: 49 East Bend Ave. N., Hamilton; occupation: labourer; attested: April 1, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 1st Reinforcing Draft (SS Saxonia on March 28, 1917 from Halifax, NS). HOWSE, Leslie Oliver--240523--born: Beamsville, Ontario on May 16, 1891; residence: Beamsville, Ontario; occupation: expressman; attested: May 18, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 1st Reinforcing Draft (SS Saxonia on March 28, 1917 from Halifax, NS). HUGGINSON, John Thomas--240722--born: Clithereo, Lancashire, England on March 18, 1893; residence: R.R. #2 West Flamboro, Ontario; occupation: Farmer; attested: January 2, 1917. HUGHES, William--240106--born: Birmingham, England on October 29, 1885; residence: 577 1/2 Barton St. E., Hamilton; occupation: confectioner; attested: March 4, 1916. HUNTER, Alfred--240247--born: East Ardsley, Yorkshire, England on June 11, 1874; residence: 133 Kenilworth Ave., Hamilton; occupation: loco. engineer; attested: March 25, 1916. HUNTER, John--240115--born: Campbellville, Ontario on March 5, 1895; residence: 455 King St. W., Hamilton; occupation: farmer; attested: March 15, 1916; remained with 205th Battalion for only six weeks, apparently being discharged for a "defective right eye" in December 1917 he enlisted with the Forestry Depot in Hamilton (reg. no. 2499646). HURFORD, William Henry--240249--born: Street, Somersetshire, England on October 20, 1886; residence: 126 Hess St. N., Hamilton; occupation: mail-clerk; attested: March 27, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. HURST, John James--240248--born: Bolton, Lancashire, England on July 5, 1895; residence: 30 Shaw St., Hamilton; occupation: labourer; attested: March 27, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. HUTTON, Frederick John--240315--born: Youngstown, Ohio, USA on July 28, 1894; residence: 10 Henry St., Hamilton; occupation: press operator on bullets; attested: April 1, 1916. HUTTON, Milford--240686--born: Hamilton, Ontario on November 6, 1899; residence: 157 Market St., Hamilton; occupation: teamster; attested: November 8, 1916; Bugle Band. HYSLOP, Ernest Colwell--240109--born: St. Thomas, Ontario on January 4, 1892; residence: 347 1/2 Herkimer St., Hamilton; occupation: time-keeper; attested: March 9, 1916. INCH, Alexander Fullerton--Lieutenant--born: Hamilton, Ontario on May 6, 1891; residence: Wentworth & Fennell, Mount Hamilton; occupation: Contractor; officer's declaration: February 21, 1916. INGLIS, William Kenneth--240673--born: Philadelphia, Pa., U.S.A. on August 24, 1898; residence: 21 Alanson St., Hamilton; occupation: Surveyor; attested: October 14, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 1st Reinforcing Draft (SS Saxonia on March 28, 1917 from Halifax, NS); died on November 5, 1917 while serving with "A" Battery, Motor Machine Gun Brigade, Canadian Machine Gun Corps and is buried at Etaples Military Cemetery, France. PTE. W. K. INGLIS Pte. W. Kenneth Inglis, son of G. Inglis, 21 Alanson street, was officially reported gassed on October 29, and admitted to a base hospital, but another telegram received by his father announces that he was admitted to the Canadian general hospital, Le Treport, France, on November 3, suffering from bronchial pneumonia. Pte. Inglis, a well-known Hamilton boy, left here with the machine gun section of the Hamilton Tigers in the spring of this year, and went to France last summer with a draft to A battery, Motor Machine Gun brigade. He enlisted when only eighteen years of age. [HS Nov 6/17 p15] INGROVILLE, Henry--240486--born: Guernsey, Channel Islands on December 28, 1878; residence: 65 Eastbend Ave., Hamilton; occupation: Heater; attested: May 3, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. IRELAND, Andrew George--240125--born: Dundee, Scotland on February 26, 1887; residence: 147 Hess St. N., Hamilton; occupation: Hosiery Work; attested: March 15, 1916. IRELAND, Fred--240124--born: Burlington, Ontario on October 13, 1888; residence: Burlington, Ontario; occupation: Bricklayer; attested: March 6, 1916. IRELAND, George Malcolm "Snooze" --240016--born: Burlington, Ontario on February 2, 1888; residence: 32 Wentworth St. N., Hamilton; occupation: Shipper; attested: March 2, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. Played with the Hamlton Tiger CRFU Grey Cup Champions in 1915 [Photo: seated 3rd row from bottom and is first on the right as the row does not go all the way to the end. He is directly behind the fellow seated on the ground in 1st row second from the right]. George was wounded April 10, 1918 at Oppy and was sent home from the front. He was Captain of the Hamilton Tiger CRFU Team in 1919 but because of the war the Grey Cup was not played that year.http://cobwfa.ca/COBWFA2011/images/docs/george%20%20malcolm%20ireland%20102nd.pdf IRONS, William Charles--240253--born: Hamilton, Ontario on June 30, 1890; residence: 193 Mary St., Hamilton; occupation: Structural Engineer; attested: March 27, 1916. IRVINE, William--240126--born: Belfast, Ireland on January 8, 1891; residence: 300 Barton St. E., Hamilton; occupation: Painter; attested: MArch 8, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 1st Reinforcing Draft (SS Saxonia on March 28, 1917 from Halifax, NS). IRWIN, James--240289--born: Milton, Ontario on March 22, 1872; residence: 163 Macauley St. E., Hamilton; occupation: Carpenter; attested: March 25, 1916. JACKSON, Fredron--796660--born: Normandale, Ontario on October 8, 1874; residence: St. Williams, Ontario; occupation: Butcher; attested: February 18, 1916; transferred from 133rd Battalion; transferred to #2 Special Service Co. on May 24, 1917. JACKSON, Joseph--240615--born: Sunderland, Durham, England on July 12, 1888; residence: 140 Barnesdale N., Hamilton; occupation: Gate-maker; attested: July 18, 1916. JAMES, Frank--240128--born: Hamilton, Ontario on February 18, 1898; residence: 61 Jarvis St., Toronto; occupation: Mechanic; attested: March 3, 1916. JARVIS, George Wilson--240027--born: Hamilton, Ontario on November 11, 1872; residence: 199 Hunter St. E., Hamilton; occupation: Cabman; attested: May 30, 1916 with CMR Depot Regiment. JEANES, Edward Henry--240398--born: Guernsey, Channel Islands on February 12, 1895; residence: 15 Oak Ave., Hamilton; occupation: Wire drawer; attested: April 12, 1916. JEFFERESS, Stanley Rowland--Lieutenant--born: Kingston, Jamaica in 1895; residence: Hamilton, Ontario; occupation: Student-in-Law; officer's declaration: May 23, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 2nd Reinforcing Draft (SS Olympic on April 29, 1917 from Halifax, NS). JEWELL, William James--240127--born: Hamilton, Ontario on April 11, 1893; residence: 17 Genesse Ave., Mount Hamilton; occupation: Press Hand; attested: March 2, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. PTE. WILLIAM J. JEWELL Wounded with gunshot in the neck, Pte. William J. Jewell has been officially reported admitted on Nov. 17 to No. 1 field ambulance hospital behind the lines. His mother, who resides at 17 Genesee street, was notified of her son's injuries yesterday afternoon. Prior to enlisting in the 205th battalion, in 1915 [sic], Pte. Jewell was an employe [sic] of the E. T. Wright company, and had been in the trenches for about four months. He was well known about the city, being an ardent sportsman. He was mainly interested in boxing and rugby football. His wife and two children reside in this city. [HS Nov 17/17 p20] PTE. W. J. JEWELL It was reported in error last Saturday that the message, announcing that Pte. W. J. Jewell was wounded was received by his mother, Mrs. J. F. Adams. The telegram was received by his wife, Mrs. W. J. Jewell, 17 Genesee street. [HS Nov 19/17 p19] JOHNSON, Edgar Simon--240567--no information available. JOHNSON, William Henry--240537--born: Hamilton, Ontario on October 21, 1892; residence: 72 Wallace Ave., Hamilton; occupation: Ironworker; attested: May 22, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. JOHNSTON, Ernest Milton--240721--born: Sarnia, Ontario on June 1, 1891; residence: Dunnville P.O.; occupation: Farmer; attested: January 1, 1917. JONES, Albert--240676--reg. no. already used--no further information; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 2nd Reinforcing Draft (SS Olympic on April 29, 1917 from Halifax, NS). JONES, Albert George--240415--born: Bristol, England on November 16, 1893; residence: 33 Beach Rd., Hamilton; occupation: Machinist; attested: April 17, 1916; transferred to Signals Depot. JONES, Richard--240489--born: Manchester, Lancashire, England on November 6, 1879; residence: 220 Maple Ave., Hamilton; occupation: Builder; attested: May 6, 1916. JORN, Joseph--240399--born: Toronto, Ontario on May 10, 1898; residence: West Hamilton P.O.; occupation: Labourer; attested: April 12, 1916. JOY, William John--240254--born: Plymouth, England on February 17, 1885; residence: 141 Barnesdale Ave. N., Hamilton; occupation: Labourer; attested: March 27, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. KAY, Thomas Andrew--240548--born: Drayton, Ontario on September 23, 1888; residence: 11 Caroline St. N., Hamilton; occupation: Policeman; attested: June 2, 1916. KELLY, Herbert Harvey--240255--born: Glanford, Ontario on February 9, 1898; residence: 30 Province St., Hamilton; occupation: Labourer; attested: March 30, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. KELLY, Richard Campbell--240318--born: Middleport, Ontario on December 25, 1884; residence: 411 Herkimer Ave., Hamilton; occupation: Cigar-maker; attested: April 4, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. KERR, Bobby--Officer--born: Enniskillen, Ireland on June 9, 1882; residence: 39 Fairleigh Ave. S., Hamilton; occupation: Salesman; officer's declaration: March 3, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion on February 22, 1917; transferred to 1st Tank Battalion on April 22, 1918. KIDDER, Frank Reace--240129--born: Chicago, U.S.A. on May 7, 1898; residence: 11-13 York St., Hamilton; occupation: Waiter; attested: March 6, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 2nd Reinforcing Draft (SS Olympic on April 29, 1917 from Halifax, NS). KINNEAR, James Alex--240130--born: Lindsay, Ontario on May 9, 1883; residence: 199 Rebecca St., Hamilton; occupation: Miller; attested: March 13, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 1st Reinforcing Draft (SS Saxonia on March 28, 1917 from Halifax, NS). KING, Frederick Wilton--240598--born: Orangeville, Ontario on February 17, 1891; residence: 253 Herkimer Ave., Hamilton; occupation: Traveller; attested: July 5, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. KIRKPATRICK, Charles Vernon--240374--born: Hamilton, Ontario on July 4, 1885; residence: 279 John St. N., Hamilton; occupation: Traveller; attested: April 10, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 1st Reinforcing Draft (SS Saxonia on March 28, 1917 from Halifax, NS). PTE. C. V. KIRKPATRICK That Pte. C. V. Kirkpatrick had received contusions on Nov. 6 was the message that his wife, 279 John street north, received this morning. Pte. Kirkpatrick left Hamilton as a sergeant with the 205th Tiger battalion, but reduced in rank upon going to France on Nov. 1. Other than the fact that he had been admitted to a field ambulance station, no particulars were given. Another brother, Sergt.-Major R. A. Kirkpatrick, went overseas with the 205th battalion, and is now in France. [HS Nov 19/17 p19] KIRKPATRICK, Robert Andrew--240131--born: Hamilton, Ontario on March 28, 1883; residence: 242 McNab St. N., Hamilton; occupation: Machinist; attested: March 13, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 2nd Reinforcing Draft (SS Olympic on April 29, 1917 from Halifax, NS). KLINGBEIL, Fred Robert--240668--born: Hamilton, Ontario on October 20, 1891; residence: 59 Tisdale St. N., Hamilton; occupation: Bricklayer; attested: October 11, 1916; transferred to [unclear]. KOENIG, George Harold--240028--born: Hamilton, Ontario on August 19, 1895; residence: 3 Henry St., Hamilton; occupation: Broom Maker; attested: March 11, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion in April 1917. KONKLE, Herbert McDonald--240319--born: Grimsby, Ontario on January 25, 1895; residence: Grimsby, Ontario; occupation: Machinist; attested: April 5, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 1st Reinforcing Draft (SS Saxonia on March 28, 1917 from Halifax, NS). LAKING, George--240288--born: Mona, Ontario on January 1, 1864; residence: 95 Case St., Hamilton; occupation: gate maker; attested: March 27, 1916. LAMBERT, William Featherstone--240357--born: Galway, Ireland on April 28, 1887; residence: Valley Farm, Aldershot, Ontario; occupation: jockey; attested: April 6, 1916. LAMROCK, James Sydney--Lieutenant--born: Newcastle-on-Tyne, England on December 30, 1888; residence: 35 West Ave., Hamilton; occupation: shirt manufacturer; officer's declaration: May 23, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. LANDERS, Samuel Levy--240715--born: New York, New York, USA on March 10, 1872; residence: 15 Sherman Ave. N., Hamilton; occupation: editor; attested: December 11, 1916; promoted to Lieutenant; transferred to 256th Battalion. LANG, George--240139--born: Hamilton, Ontario on September 2, 1895; residence: 150 Walnut St. S., Hamilton; occupation: lineman; attested: March 8, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. LANG, Stanley Vincent--240133--born: Hamilton, Ontario on January 22, 1896; residence: 150 Walnut St. S., Hamilton; occupation: lineman; attested: March 1, 1916. LANGLEY, Herbert--240599--born: Wimbeldon, Surry, England on August 22, 1886; residence: 93 Ontario Ave., Hamilton; occupation: plasterer; attested: July 5, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. LAW, William Alfred--240400--born: Guernsey, Channel Islands, England on April 29, 1887; residence: 9 Roxborough Ave., Hamilton; occupation: gardener; attested: April 11, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 1st Reinforcing Draft (SS Saxonia on March 28, 1917 from Halifax, NS). PTE. W. LAWLOR Mrs. Lawlor, East avenue north, received this morning telegraphic notification that her husband had been accidentally wounded in the foot and admitted on Nov. 9 to No. 1 Field Ambulance depot. Pte Lawlor was a member of the machine gun section of the 205th battalion, and had been in France since last August. He was born in Guernsey, Channel Islands, and resided in this city for seven years. He was an employe [sic] of the Bird Paroid Roofing company before joining the colors. A brother has been serving in the Australian contingent since the commencement of the war. [HS Nov 19/17 p19] LAWTON, James Albert--240134--born: Nuneaton, Warwickshire, England on April 28, 1889; residence: 26 Severn St., Hamilton; occupation: railway conductor; attested: March 4, 1916; died on January 2, 1919 while serving with the 205th Battalion, CEF (?) and is buried at Hamilton City Cemetery, Hamilton, Ontario. LEE, Edward--240135--born: London, England on April 29, 1886; residence: 85 Burton (?) St. E., Hamilton; occupation: teamster; attested: March 4, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. LEE, Frederick Louis--240426--born: Orpington, Kent, England on February 14, 1886; residence: 1091 Cannon St. E., Hamilton; occupation: plumber; attested: April 17, 1916; discharged April 5, 1917 "med. unfit". LEE, Kenneth Marshall--240138--born: Cheshire, England on April 1, 1889; residence: Warfdale, Prenton, Birkenhead; occupation: surveyor; attested: n/a; attestation paper dates from June 1918 when he joined another unspecified unit at Witley Camp in Surrey, England; it states that he was a member of the 205th Battalion for ten months, but makes no mention of his having served with any other units. LEGARIE, Roy Joseph--240137--born: Hamilton, Ontario on January 28, 1899; residence: 213 Lottridge St., Hamilton; occupation: carpenter; attested: MArch 7, 1916. LENZ, Willard Frederick--240018--born: Hamilton, Ontario on June 8, 1893; residence: 69 Stirton St., Hamilton; occupation: clerk; attested: March 13, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 2nd Reinforcing Draft (SS Olympic on April 29, 1917 from Halifax, NS); died on October 30, 1917 while serving with the 9th Canadian Machine Gun Company and is commemorated on the Menin Gate Memorial. LEVOIS, John Batiste--240516--born: Montreal, Quebec on February 4, 1879; residence: Dog & Gun Hotel, Hamilton; occupation: tobacco roller; attested: May 10, 1916. LEWIS, Thomas Brindley--240136--born: Hamilton, Ontario on November 4, 1883; residence: 209 Locke St N., Hamilton; occupation: salesman; attested: March 4, 1916. LIGHTFOOT, Edward Thomas--240140--born: Peterboro, Northampton, England on January 7, 1897; residence: 333 Weir St., Hamilton; occupation: packer; attested: March 13, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. LIGHTHEART, John--240132--born: Hamilton, Ontario on September 9, 1893; residence: 112 Barton St. E., Hamilton; occupation: stock-keeper; attested: March 1, 1916. LIGHTHEART, Samuel Carroll--240468--born: Hamilton, Ontario on January 2, 1896; residence: 112 Barton St. E., Hamilton; occupation: theatrical business; attested: April 29, 1916. LIGHTHEART, William Alfonso--240143--born: Walkerton, Ontario on April 6, 1888; residence: 108 Alpine Ave., Hamilton; occupation: carpenter; attested: March 21, 1916. LLEWELLIN, George Henry--240416--no information available. LOCKER, Francis--240401--born: Birmingham, England on August 12, 1875; residence: Hartman's Hotel, Hamilton; occupation: labourer; attested: April 14, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. LONGLEY, Thomas--240440--born: Ashton, Lancashire, England on July 16, 1876; residence: 51 Fairview St., Hamilton; occupation: labourer; attested: April 22, 1916. LORD, John--240256--no information available. LOVE, Horace Robert--240674--born: London, England on July 9, 1893; residence: 110 Oak St., Toronto; occupation: teamster; attested: October 17, 1916. LOUNSBURY, Marshall Henry--Lieutenant--born: Welland, Ontario on January 25, 1878; residence: 84 West Ave. S., Hamilton; occupation: real-estate broker; officer's declaration: July 8, 1916 (?). LOVETT, Henry William--240141--born: London, England on November 17, 1872; residence: Alexandri Ave., Homeside P.O., Hamilton; occupation: carpenter; attested: March 20, 1916. LOWRY, Victor Charles--Lieutenant--born: Hamilton, Ontario December 1, 1890; residence: 234 Napier St., Hamilton; occupation: accountant; officer's declaration: n/a; served six months with 205th Battalion. LUCAS, Vincent--240142--born: Hamilton, Ontario on January 3, 1898; residence: 272 Mountain Park, Mount Hamilton; occupation: printer helper; attested: March 21, 1916. LYNES, Charles Richard--240710--born: St. Davids, Ontario on ???; residence: R. R. #3 Dundas, Ontario (Mineral Springs); occupation: farmer; attested: December 2, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 2nd Reinforcing Draft (SS Olympic on April 29, 1917 from Halifax, NS). MABB, Maurice Walter--240697--born: Southborough, Kent, England on January 12, 1884; residence: Park St., Dundas, Ontario; occupation: machinist; attested: November 17, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. MacDONALD, John Allan--240542--born: [unclear], Forfar, Forfarshire, Scotland on April 23, 1883; residence: 6 Whitford Ave., Hamilton; occupation: engineer; attested: May 29, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. MacFARLANE, James Wesley--240514--born: Penetanguishene, Ontario on January 1, 1891; residence: 555 King St. E., Hamilton; occupation: Toolmaker; attested: May 15, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. MacKENZIE, Andrew Strathern--240323--born: Hamilton, Ontario on November 28, 1897; residence: 406 Concession St., Mount Hamilton; occupation: scale maker; attested: April 3, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. MacNINCH, Frank Gregory--240637--born: Ottawa, Ontario on May 25, 1898; residence: 436 King William St., Hamilton; occupation: student; attested: August 17, 1916. MADDEN, William--240482--born: Wolverhampton, Staffordshire, England on December 17, 1887; residence: 156 Berlin Ave., Hamilton; occupation: city foreman; attested: May 1, 1916. MADIEFSKY, Wolf--240261--born: Novopavlovwe, Russia on June 15, 1875; residence: Dominion Hotel, Hamilton; occupation: presser; attested: March 28, 1916. MALE, Samuel--240263--born: Ilminster, Somersetshire, England on February 15, 1871; residence: 194 Stanley Ave., Hamilton; occupation: commercial traveller; attested: March 29, 1916. MALLICK, Earle Montellieu--240375--born: Hamilton, Ontario on September 16, 1894; residence: 28 Wood St. W., Hamilton; occupation: saw operator; attested: April 10, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. MALLION, Michael--240613--born: Cambridge, England on August 30, 1885; residence: 1236 Cannon St. E., Hamilton; occupation: gardener; attested: July 17, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. MALONEY, William--240146--born: Hamilton, Ontario on December 8, 1897; residence: 76 Dundurn St. S., Hamilton; occupation: machine hand; attested: March 4, 1916. MANLEY, Arnold Chester--240150--born: Paisley, Ontario on May 5, 1896; residence: Beamsville, Ontario; occupation: farming; attested: March 10, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 2nd Reinforcing Draft (SS Olympic on April 29, 1917 from Halifax, NS). MANSFIELD, Arthur--240159--born: Stafford, England on May 22, 1888; residence: 4 Mill St., Hamilton; occupation: labourer; attested: March 20, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. MARKLE, Hugh Clarence--240531--no information available. MARKLE, Laverne Austin--240153--born: Copetown, Ontario on February 28, 1895; residence: [unclear] King St. W., Hamilton; occupation: car repairer; attested: March 13, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 2nd Reinforcing Draft (SS Olympic on April 29, 1917 from Halifax, NS); listed as wounded, remaining on duty on the September 1918 casualty list for the 2nd Battalion, Canadian Machine Gun Corps.[1] MARRIOTT, Walter--Lieutenant--born: Hamilton, Ontario on January 13, 1879; residence: 88 Arthur Ave. N., Hamilton; occupation: clothing designer; officer's declaration: May 23, 1916; joined the 1st Tank Battalion, CMGC in 1918. MARSELL, Harold Herbert--240163--born: Georgetown, Ontario on November 28, 1895; residence: 170 Sanford Ave. N., Hamilton; occupation: lathe hand; attested: March 21, 1916. MARSHALL, Fred--240152--born: Leeds, Yrokshire, England on February 9, 1892; residence: 437 Ferguson Ave. N., Hamilton; occupation: machinist; attested: March 11, 1916. MARSHALL, Joseph--240402--born: Hamilton, Ontario on March 18, 1888; residence: 11 Mill St., Hamilton; occupation: teamster; attested: April 11, 1916. MARSHALL, Patrick--240320--born: Hamilton, Ontario on August 28, 1878; residence: 11 Hill St., Hamilton; occupation: labourer; attested: April 3, 1916. MARTIN, Christopher Charles--240258--born: London, England on June 29, 1871; residence: 36 Dundurn St. S., Hamilton; occupation: painter; attested: March 27, 1916. MARTIN, Elvin--240436--born: Hamilton, Ontario on January 3, 1897; residence: 325 Wentworth St. N., Hamilton; occupation: machinist (egg carriers); attested: April 18, 1916; previously served with the 86th (Machine Gun) Battalion (reg. no 175021) but does not state this on his attestation paper. MARTIN, Harold William--240162--born: Hamilton, Ontario on June 23, 1897; residence: Station 4, Beach Road, Hamilton; occupation: labourer; attested: March 20, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 2nd Reinforcing Draft (SS Olympic on April 29, 1917 from Halifax, NS). MARTIN, Humphrey--240706--born: Groveland, New York, USA on November 2, 1895; residence: 452 Main St. W., Hamilton; occupation: farmer; attested: November 30, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. PTE. HUMPHREY MARTIN Another 205th battalion man to be reported wounded in Pte. Hunphrey [sic] Martin. He joined the Tigers battalion here in 1916, and in February of this year was transferred to the 164th Halton and Dufferin battalion, with which he went overseas. Pte. Martin resided at 452 Main street west before enlisting. His next of kin is in England. [HS Nov 19/17 p19] MARTIN, Lee Harold--240454--born: Tonawanda, New York, USA on February 7, 1894; residence: 41 Kinrade Ave., Hamilton; occupation: fitter; attested: April 24, 1916. MARTIN, Richard--240157--born: Bolton, Lancashire, England on July 1, 1880 (?); residence: 214 Hughson St. N., Hamilton; occupation: polisher; attested: March 17, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. MARTIN, Vernon Eaton--240160--born: Hamilton, Ontario on November 14, 1881; residence: 30 Kinrade Ave., Hamilton; occupation: driver; attested: March 20, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 1st Reinforcing Draft (SS Saxonia on March 28, 1917 from Halifax, NS). MARTIN, William George--Captain--born: Weston Super Mare, England on September 13, 1886; residence: Armouries, Hamilton; occupation: clergyman; officer's declaration: n/a; battalion Chaplain; "taken on strength 13. April 1916 at Hamilton". MARVIN, Daniel--240257--born: Newport, Virginia, USA on August 10, 1890; residence: 155 Hughson St. N., Hamilton; occupation: coppersmith; attested: March 27, 1916. MATHIE, Thomas--240229--born: Hamilton, Ontario on January 25, 1893; residence: 144 Stanley Ave., Hamilton; occupation: hardware clerk; attested: February 28, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 1st Reinforcing Draft (SS Saxonia on March 28, 1917 from Halifax, NS). MATTHEWS, Albert Edward--240321--born: Hamilton, Ontario on July 8, 1896; residence: 326 Hunter St. W., Hamilton; occupation: moving picture operator; attested: April 3, 1916; transferred to Signals. MAWSON, Charles Edward--240030--born: Hamilton, Ontario on January 25, 1887; residence: 71 West Ave. N., Hamilton; occupation: clerk; attested: March 20, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. MAYNARD, Albert--240151--born: Terra Cotta, Ontario on August 8, 1893; residence: 510 Wilson St., Hamilton; occupation: labourer; attested: March 10, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. McARAN, Frank James--240165--born: Cash, Co. Fermanagh, Ireland on December 12, 1883 or 1884; residence: 444 Mary St., Hamilton; occupation: labourer; attested: March 24, 1916; discharged June 2, 1916; drafted in 1917 (reg. no. 4022017) McBRIEN, John James (aka Albert Jones)--240676--no information available. McCALLUM, David Lyon--240453--born: Haywood, Scotland on December 8, 1895; residence: 37 Beechwood Ave., Hamilton; occupation: wire worker; attested: April 24, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion; died on September 2, 1918 while serving with the 38th Battalion, CEF and is buried at Drury Mill British Cemetery, France. McCALLUM, Hugh--240452--born: Wilsontown, Scotland on November 15, 1893; residence: 37 Beechwood Ave., Hamilton; occupation: wire worker; attested: April 24, 1916. McCARTHY, Arthur Albert--306608--born: Detroit, Michigan, USA on July 31, 1888; residence: not stated; occupation: clerk; attested: n/a; transferred from 8th Brigade Ammunition Column on July 17, 1916. McCLAYMONT, John Watt--240376--born: Barrhead, Scotland on May 14, 1894; residence: 159 Grosvenor Ave., Hamilton; occupation: tel. operator; attested: April 10, 1916; transferred to Signals. McCUE, John--240662--born: Falkirk, Scotland on December 27, 1882; residence: 14 Carlisle St., Hamilton; occupation: molder; attested: September 27, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion; died on August 10, 1917 while serving with the Canadian Machine Gun Depot and is buried at Alva Cemetery, Clackmannshire, United Kingdom. McCULLY, Charles--240403--born: Hamilton, Ontario on April 1, 1883; residence: 28 Argue St., Hamilton; occupation: plater; attested: April 15, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. McGREGOR, James Demarion--240691--born: Low Banks, Ontario on September 8, 1891; residence: 95 Hilliard St., Hamilton; occupation: sheet metal worker; attested: November 11, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 1st Reinforcing Draft (SS Saxonia on March 28, 1917 from Halifax, NS). McINTYRE, William--240324--born: Brockville, Ontario on January 12, 1871; residence: 18 Primrose Ave., Hamilton; occupation: leather cutter; attested: April 1, 1916. McKAY, William Sinclair--240427--born: Janetstown, Thurso, Scotland on September 25, 1890; residence: 40 Oxford St., Hamilton; occupation: wine clerk; attested: April 17, 1916. McKENZIE, Robert Malcolm--Lieutenant--no information available; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 1st Reinforcing Draft (SS Saxonia on March 28, 1917 from Halifax, NS). McKINNEY, David--240164--born: Letterkenny, Ireland on March 25, 1889; residence: 172 Edgemount St. E., Hamilton; occupation: machinist; attested: March 13, 1916. McKINNON, Alexander--240013--born: Aberdeen, Scotland on February 28, 1892; residence: 31 Campbell Ave., Hamilton; occupation: labourer; attested: March 2, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. McLAUGHLIN, Francis Parnell--240404--born: Dundas, Ontario on September 24, 1876; residence: 124 MArket St., Hamilton; occupation: machinist; attested: April 14, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. McMANN, William John--240377--born: Hamilton, Ontario on April 17, 1881; residence: 155 Florence St., Hamilton; occupation: chipper; attested: April 10, 1916. McNAMARA, William Stafford--240325--born: Hamilton, Ontario on September 4, 1896; residence: 158 Dundurn St. N., Hamilton; occupation: draftsman; attested: April 1, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 1st Reinforcing Draft (SS Saxonia on March 28, 1917 from Halifax, NS); also MacNamara; listed as wounded on the October 1918 casualty list for the 2nd Battalion, Canadian Machine Gun Corps.[1] McQUEEN, Gordon--240512--born: Hamilton, Ontario on September 6, 1895; residence: 247 Bold St., Hamilton; occupation: clerk; attested: September 16, 1915; "transferred from Hamilton recruiting depot 16th May 1916"; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 1st Reinforcing Draft (SS Saxonia on March 28, 1917 from Halifax, NS). MELLANBY, Henry Thomas John--240359--born: Woolwich, Kent, England on December 27, 1896; residence: 72 Ray St. N., Hamilton; occupation: bank clerk; attested: April 7, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. MEPHAN, John--240264--born: Hamilton, Ontario on February 14, 1876; residence: 84 Main St. W., Hamilton; occupation: tobacco worker; attested: March 30, 1916. MEYERS, George--officer--no information avaliable. MIDWINTER, Joseph--240144--born: Hamilton, Ontario on April 1, 1883; residence: 294 Charlton Ave. E., Hamilton; occupation: mechanic; attested: March 1, 1916. MILLER, George James--240517--born: Solcoats, Scotland on May 3, 1898; residence: 52 Dougals St., Hamilton; occupation: machinist; attested: May 13, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. MILLER, Joseph Gordon--240161--born: Hamilton, Ontario on October 24, 1897; residence: 123 John St. N., Hamilton; occupation: printer; attested: March 20, 1916. MILLER, Smith--240709--born: Buffalo, New York, USA on August 8, 1898; residence: 57 Main St., Buffalo, New York, USA; occupation: blacksmith helper; attested: December 2, 1916. MINORS, Dennis--240154--born: Wellenyhall, Staffordshire, England on June 7, 1877; residence: 37 Palmerston Ave., Hamilton; occupation: locksmith; attested: March 14, 1916. MITCHELL, Charles Richard--240148--born: Hamilton, Ontario on April 28, 1887; residence: Station 5, Beach, Hamilton; occupation: grocer; attested: March 6, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. MOFFAT, John William--240158--born: Chatham, Ontario on May 12, 1879; residence: 179 Stroud (?) St. E., Hamilton; occupation: cabinet maker; attested: March 18, 1916. MOLOSKI, Stanley--240708--born: Lublin, Poland, Russia on October 15, 1891 (?); residence: 14 Grieg St., Hamilton; occupation: labourer; attested: November 30, 1916.; transferred to 164th Battalion. MONKHOUSE, William Frank--240451--born: Freelton, Wentworth Co., Ontario on June 21, 1896; residence: 175 Mary St., Hamilton; occupation: farmer; attested: April 24, 1916. MONTGOMERY, William Henry--240259--born: Hamilton, Ontario on February 10, 1894; residence: 54 Fairleigh Ave. N., Hamilton; occupation: lithographer; attested: March 27, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. MOODIE, Robert Roy--Lieutenant-Colonel--born: Hamilton, Ontario on August 6, 1884; residence: 407 Queen St. S., Hamilton; occupation: knit goods manufacturer; officer's declaration: n/a; previously served in the officer's staff of the 86th (Machine Gun) Battalion. MOORE, Frank Kenny--240029--no information available; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 2nd Reinforcing Draft (SS Olympic on April 29, 1917 from Halifax, NS). MORDEN, Cecil--240322--born: Hamilton, Ontario on March 29, 1898; residence: 178 Market St., Hamilton; occupation: labourer; attested: April 4, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. MORDEN, Harold Aston--240145--born: Fesserton, Ontario on January 16, 1898; residence: 280 Locke St S., Hamilton; occupation: machinist helper; attested: March 4, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. MORDEN, Rueben--240147--born: Fesserton, Ontario on September 16, 1898; residence: 280 Locke St. S., Hamilton; occupation: labourer; attested: March 4, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. MOREIN, John Joseph--240149--born: Hamilton, Ontario (?) on April 4, 1891; residence: 110 Ferguson Ave. N., Hamilton; occupation: bartender; attested: March 9, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. MORTON, John--240629--born: Birmingham, England on January 6, 1871; residence: 204 Hunter St. W., Hamilton; occupation: labourer; attested: August 10, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion; died on September 10, 1919 while serving with 102nd Battalion, CEF and is buried Hamilton City Cemetery, Hamilton, Ontario. MOUNTAIN, Harold Augustus--240012--born: Dundas, Ontario on July 30, 1896; residence: 91 West Ave., Hamilton; occupation: clerk, stenographer; attested: February 26, 1916. MUIR, William--240657--no information available. MULHOLLAND, Gordon--240155--born: Hamilton, Ontario on February 14, 1896; residence: 113 Young St., Hamilton; occupation: box maker; attested: March 14, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. MULHOLLAND, William--240156--born: Hamilton, Ontario on September 19, 1897; residence: 294 Charlton Ave. E., Hamilton; occupation: truck driver; attested: March 15, 1916. MUNRO, Charles Duncan--240262--no information available. MURDEN, Charles Price--240671--born: Riddington, Nottingham, England on March 25, 1881; residence: 99 Case St., Hamilton; occupation: store-keeper; attested: October 16, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. MURPHY, James Patrick--240438--born: Hamilton, Ontario on April 25, 1895; residence: 52 Picton St. E., Hamilton; occupation: steel worker; attested: April 20, 1916. MURRAY, Hugh--Captain--born: Hamilton, Ontario on November 15, 1878; residence: 92 Delaware Ave., Hamilton; occupation: insurance broker; officer's declaration: March 1, 1916; joined the 1st Tank Battalion in 1918. NEILL, William John--240405--born: Belfast, Ireland on March 19, 1876; residence: 346 Mary St., Hamilton; occupation: teamster; attested: April 13, 1916; died: March 13, 1930, and is buried at Hamilton City Cemetery[1] NEVILLE, Jeremiah--240552--born: London, England on December 22, 1874; residence: 110 Jackson St. E., Hamilton; occupation: labourer; attested: June 8, 1916. NEWMAN, Frederick--240406--born: London, England on January 9, 1889; residence: 147 Strachan St. E., Hamilton; occupation: machinist; attested: April 15, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. NEWTON, Frederick Munroe--240694--born: Norwich, Ontario on January 1, 1898; residence: 327 John St. N., Hamilton; occupation: labourer; attested: November 14, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 2nd Reinforcing Draft (SS Olympic on April 29, 1917 from Halifax, NS). NEWTON, Hivey--240647--born: Oldham, Lancashire, England on September 3, 1889; residence: 153 Ferrie St. E., Hamilton; occupation: labourer; attested: September 1, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. NICHOLSON, George Edward--240622--born: Beamish, Durham, England on April 12, 1877; residence: Dominion Hotel, Hamilton; occupation: clerk; attested: July 17, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. NORTH, James Harry--240407--no information available. NORTON, Frederick Stanley--240717--born: London, England on January 14, 1898; residence: 319 Caroline St. S., Hamilton; occupation: farmer; attested: December 21, 1916. NORTON, Frederick William--240636--born: Glen Williams, Ontario on September 20, 1892; residence: 194 King William St., Hamilton; occupation: papermaker; attested: August 17, 1916. O'CONNOR, Michael--240266--born: [unclear], Ireland on March 15, 1877; residence: 158 (?) Barton St. W., Hamilton; occupation: iron worker; attested: March 25, 1916. O'CONNOR, Sydney James--240383--born: Port Arthur, Ontario on May 1, 1885; residence: Dean's Hotel, Hamilton; occupation: clerk; attested: December 16, 1915 (?). O'NEAL, Charles--240351--born: Whitehall, Illinois, USA on October 30, 1887; residence: 210 Gibson Ave., Hamilton; occupation: baker; attested: April 10, 1916. O'REILLY, William John--240167--born: Hamilton, Ontario on December 11, 1883; residence: Chedoke P.O., Ontario; occupation: butcher; attested: March 22, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. OLDFIELD, Edward--240585--born: Bristol, Gloucestershire, England on July 23, 1888; residence: 296 John St. N., Hamilton; occupation: steel worker; attested: June 27, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. OLDLAND, William Herbert--240723--born: Bristol, Gloucestershire, England on October 22, 1893; residence: 209 James St. N., Hamilton; occupation: lathe-hand; attested: January 6, 16, 1917; served ten months with 76th Battalion (reg. no. 141265); embarkation: 205th Battalion - 1st Reinforcing Draft (SS Saxonia on March 28, 1917 from Halifax, NS). ORME, Alfred Joseph--240267--born: Birkenhead, Cheshire, England on November 1, 1884; residence: 13 Locomotive St., Hamilton; occupation: expressman; attested: March 25, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 1st Reinforcing Draft (SS Saxonia on March 28, 1917 from Halifax, NS); listed as wounded on the August 1918 casualty list for the 2nd Battalion, Canadian Machine Gun Corps.[1] ORMEROD, Harry--240556--born: Southport, Lancashire, England on July 21, 1885; residence: 57 Cathcart St., Hamilton; occupation: carpenter; attested: June 5, 1916; "discharged 13/4/17 'Special Case'". ORR, Roland Alexander--240654--born: Owen Sound, Ontario on December 6, 1898; residence: 266 McNab St. N., Hamilton; occupation: crane driver; attested: September 12, 1916; enlisted with the Canadian Mounted Rifles in April 1917 (reg. no. 2527323), but does not mention service with 205th Battalion. OTTAWAY, Jesse--240496--born: London, England on March 26, 1871; residence: c/o 78 Locomotive St., Hamilton; occupation: bootmaker; attested: May 4, 1916. OWEN, Francis William--240166--born: London, England on August 5, 1888; residence: 55 New St., Hamilton; occupation: motorman, street ry.; attested: March 11, 1916. PARKER, Harold Alfred--240175--born: Belfast, Ireland on March 27, 1896; residence: 282 King William St., Hamilton; occupation: clerk; attested: March 16, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. PARKER, Samuel Leslie--240174--born: Burnley, Lancashire, England on September 15, 1894; residence: 282 King William St., Hamilton; occupation: clerk; attested: March 16, 1916. PARKES, Ernest--240172--born: Stoke-on-Trent, England on June 6, 1884; residence: 98 Cheever St., Hamilton; occupation: machinist; attested: March 7, 1916. PARKIN, James--240460--born: Duckingfield, Cheshire, England on October 24, 1872; residence: 77 Glendale Ave., Hamilton; occupation: labourer; attested: April 28, 1916; transferred to 256 (O.S.) Railway Construction Bn, CEF. PARSONS, Archie Harris--240714--born: London, England on January 29, 1880; residence: 62 Norway Ave., Hamilton; occupation: cost clerk; attested: December 9, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 1st Reinforcing Draft (SS Saxonia on March 28, 1917 from Halifax, NS). PARTINGTON, George--240268--born: Bolton, Lancashire, England on November 4, 1897; residence: 58 Mars Ave., Hamilton; occupation: electrician; attested: March 27, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 1st Reinforcing Draft (SS Saxonia on March 28, 1917 from Halifax, NS). PASEL, Robert Carl Harmon--240170--born: Hamilton, Ontario on June 28, 1888; residence: 92 Chatham St., Hamilton; occupation: trainman; attested: March 6, 1916. PATRICK, George Sharp--240177--born: Durham, Durham, England on august 15, 1883; residence: 42 Smith Ave., Hamilton; occupation: machinist; attested: March 21, 1916. PATRICK, John--240176--born: Bishop Auckland, Durham, England on October 22, 1877; residence: 42 Smith Ave., Hamilton; occupation: lawyer; attested: March 21, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 1st Reinforcing Draft (SS Saxonia on March 28, 1917 from Halifax, NS). PATTERSON, William--240650--born: Berwick-on-Tweed, England on April 25, 1881; residence: 209 Locke St., Hamilton; occupation: fireman; attested: September 8, 1916. PATTISON, Elmo Park--240612--born: Hamilton, Ontario on August 8, 1893; residence: 20 Clark Ave., Hamilton; occupation: electrician; attested: July 17, 1916. PATTISON, Thomas Gordon--240575--born: Caledonia, Ontario on June 29, 1894; residence: Merriton, Ontario; occupation: barber; attested: June 22, 1916. PATTISON, William--240521--born: Etherley, Durham, England on October 4, 1877; residence: 73 Strachan St. E., Hamilton; occupation: blacksmith; attested: May 15, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 1st Reinforcing Draft (SS Saxonia on March 28, 1917 from Halifax, NS). PATTON, David Clair--240020--born: Minnedosa, Manitoba on November 25, 1890; residence: 125 Robinson St., Hamilton; occupation: Accountant; attested: March 3, 1916. PATTON, Jack--no information available. PAUL, Harry--240493--born: Aberdeen, Scotland on June 24, 1874; residence: 45 Wilson St, Hamilton; occupation: Plasterer; attested: May 3, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. PEACOCK, George Allan--240464--born: Hamilton, Ontario on May 11, 1880; residence: 349 Barton St. E., Hamilton; occupation: Brushmaker; attested: April 25, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. PEARSON, John--240004--born: Barton Township, Ontario on May 9, 1891; residence: 199 John St. N., Hamilton; occupation: Teamster; attested: February 23, 1916. PEEBLES, John Marr--Lieutenant--born: Hamilton, Ontario on January 14, 1890; residence: 144 Herkimer St., Hamilton; occupation: Newspaper Reporter; officer's decleration: April 1916. PENNAMACOOR, David--240326--born: London, England on August 22, 1883; residence: 449 Barton St. E., Hamilton; occupation: Cigar Maker; attested: April 3, 1916. PEPPER, Edward Bert--240459--born: Carlisle, Ontario on October 9, 1891; residence: 46 Pearl St. N., Hamilton; occupation: Bank Clerk; attested: April 24, 1916. PETERS, Harry Charles--240689--born: Toronto, Ontario on September 12, 1888; residence: Hamilton; occupation: Bar-tender; attested: November 10, 1916. PETTIT, Andrew--240327--born: Yonkers, New York, USA on December 24, 1894; residence: 3 Ashley St., Hamilton; occupation: Lathe-hand; attested: April 3, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. PHILLIPS, Edward--240428--born: Toronto, Ontario on February 22, 1898; residence: 66 Macauley St. W., Hamilton; occupation: Machinist Helper; attested: April 17, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion; died on August 28, 1918 while serving with the 31st Battalion, CEF and is buried at Vis-en-Artois British Cemetery, Haucourt, France. PHILLIPS, Gilbert Henry--240597--born: Hamilton, Ontario on August 9, 1876; residence: 23 Barton St. E., Hamilton; occupation: Machinist; attested: July 4, 1916. PIDGEON, John--240347--born: London, England on March 1, 1887; residence: 1333 Cannon St. E., Hamilton; occupation: Telegraph Operator; attested: April 8, 1916; transferred to the 1st Tank Battalion; died: 1923, and is buried at Hamilton City Cemetery[1] PLANT, John--240031--born: Darwen, Lancashire, England on November 16, 1881; residence: 577 Catherine St. N., Hamilton; occupation: Tailor; attested: March 20, 1916; previously served with the 86th (Machine Gun) Battalion (#174364); transferred to 164th Battalion. PLASTOW, Henry Walter--240269--born: Hamilton, Ontario on August 6, 1897; residence: 461 Ferguson Ave. N., Hamilton; occupation: Driver; attested: March 27, 1916; enlisted as Walter Henry Plastow with the Canadian Mounted Rifles in Toronto, Ontario in June 1916 (reg. no. 225879), stating no previous military experience, and occupation as Clerk. PLUMRIDGE, Frederick--240625--born: Brixham, Devonshire, England on November 11, 1885; residence: 191 King St. E., Hamilton; occupation: painter; attested: August 1, 1916. POAG, Herbert Victor--240173--born: Hamilton, Ontario on June 10, 1896; residence: 685 Main St. E., Hamilton; occupation: student; attested: March 15, 1916. POINTER, Thomas William--240005--born: Sheringham, Norfolk, England on January 4, 1886; residence: 164 Cannon St. W., Hamilton; occupation: shoemaker; attested: March 20, 1916. POMFRET, Fred--240467--born: Aywood, Lancashire, England on April 21, 1873; residence: 411 Mary St., Hamilton; occupation: steam fitter; attested: April 27, 1916. POTTICARY, Hamilton Merritt--Lieutenant--no information available; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 1st Reinforcing Draft (SS Saxonia on March 28, 1917 from Halifax, NS); died September 1, 1947 while a member of the Royal Hamilton Light Infantry. POTTS, Lemon--240713--born: Smithville, Ontario on August 12, 1891; residence: 154 Catherine St. S., Hamilton; occupation: labourer; attested: December 2, 1916; drafted April 1918, listing address as Smithville, Ontario, birthdate as August 12, 1890, and previous military service as 2 months with the 37th Battalion. POULTER, Thomas--240688--born: York, Yorkshire, England on January 23, 1893; residence: 34 Berwell St., Brantford; occupation: carding wool; attested: November 7, 1916; previously served 14 months with the Welland Canal Field Force. POWER, Cyril Burnett--240168--born: Hamilton, Ontario on July 16, 1899; residence: 281 King St. E., Hamilton; occupation: labourer; attested: March 2, 1916. POWERS, Herbert George--240430--born: Orangeville, Ontario on October 15, 1885; residence: 17 East Avenue N., Hamilton; occupation: Electrician; attested: April 17, 1916. PRAY, John--240169--no information available; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 2nd Reinforcing Draft (SS Olympic on April 29, 1917 from Halifax, NS). PRESCOTT, Henry--240328--born: Chorley, Lancashire, England on April 18, 1877; residence: 36 Fairview Ave., Hamilton; occupation: Timekeeper & Cost Clerk; attested: April 3, 1916. PRESTON, George--240560--born: Stafford, England on February 22, 1884; residence: 201 Stanley Ave., Hamilton; occupation: Contractor; attested: June 12, 1916. PRICE, Charles Douglas--240171--born: London, England on September 17, 1891; residence: 67 Stirton St., Hamilton; occupation: Machine Hand; attested: March 6, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 2nd Reinforcing Draft (SS Olympic on April 29, 1917 from Halifax, NS). PRYER, Charles Henry--240557--born: London, England on April 4, 1886; residence: Dominion Hotel, Hamilton; occupation: Engineer; attested: June 3, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 1st Reinforcing Draft (SS Saxonia on March 28, 1917 from Halifax, NS). PTOLEMY, Russell Allen--240178--born: Millgrove, Ontario on November 6, 1893; residence: 1 East Ave. S., Hamilton; occupation: Machinist; attested: March 22, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 1st Reinforcing Draft (SS Saxonia on March 28, 1917 from Halifax, NS). PURDOM, Charles George--240429--born: West Green, Essex, England on January 16, 1892; residence: 189 Cannon St. E., Hamilton; occupation: Telephone Installer; attested: April 13, 1916; transferred to Divisional Signal Company. QUIBELL, Bernard George--240564--born: London, England on November 4, 1885; residence: 47 Pearl St. N., Hamilton; occupation: Time Keeper and Checker; attested: June 15, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. QUICK, Frederick George--240474--born: Bowmanville, Ontario on September 9, 1891; residence: 563 Barton St. E., Hamilton; occupation: Clerk; attested: April 24, 1916. QUICK, Harry Earl--240705--born: St. Williams, Norfolk Co., Ontario on July 18, 1894; residence: 34 Leeming St., Hamilton; occupation: Farmer; attested: November 28, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. QUINLAN, William John--240179--born: Hamilton, Ontario on July 20, 1890; residence: 41 Oxford St., Hamilton; occupation: Waiter; attested: MArch 6, 1916. RALPH, Douglas Frederick--240565--born: Bristol, England on December 15, 1897; residence: 42 Pearl St. N., Hamilton; occupation: Stock Room Clerk; attested: June 15, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 1st Reinforcing Draft (SS Saxonia on March 28, 1917 from Halifax, NS); died on November 28, 1917 while serving with the 4th Canadian Machine Gun Company and is buried at La Targette British Cemetery, France. RALPH, Frederick--240272--born: Bristol, England on August 23, 1898; residence: 42 Pearl St. N., Hamilton; occupation: Stock Keeper; attested: March 27, 1916. RAWCLIFFE, Frank--240588--born: Ashton-under-Lyne, Lancashire, England on June 19, 1887; residence: 175 Rosslyn Ave., Hamilton; occupation: Machinist; attested: June 28, 1916; transferred to Divisional Signal Company. REDMAN, Thomas William--240270--born: London, England on December 8, 1897; residence: Bartonville, Ontario; occupation: Clerk; attested: March 27, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. REEVE, Albert, Jr.--240180--born: London, England on September 5, 1899; residence: 160 Cope Ave., Hamilton; occupation: Rivetters Helper; attested: March 1, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. REEVE, Albert, Sr.--240184--born: Norfolk, England on September 20, 1871; residence: 160 Cope St., Hamilton; occupation: Labourer; attested: March 23, 1916; previously enlisted with the Canadian Mounted Rifles (#225632) on October 5, 1915. REID, Ernest Needham--240643--born: Bolton, Lancashire, England on September 9, 1898; residence: 23 Fraser Ave., Hamilton; occupation: Shoe Maker; attested: August 24, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 1st Reinforcing Draft (SS Saxonia on March 28, 1917 from Halifax, NS). [[Reid-16909|REID, Harry Nelson]]--240350--born: Beamsville, Ontario on March 20, 1896; residence: Beamsville, Ontario; occupation: Book-keeper; attested: April 10, 1916; After leaving Canada and arriving in England Harry was transferred to the 164th Battalion. After completing his training in England, he was sent to France and joined the 31st Canadian Infantry Battalion where he served at the Front from August 1918-November 11, 1918. Subsequent to the Armistice, his Battalion then escorted the German Army back to Germany and served there until the end of March 1919, finally returning to Canada later in 1919. REMICK, John Edward (aka Thomas Edward McKinley)--240731--born: Orange, New Jersey, USA on July 19, 1888; residence: Vine St., Everett, Ma., USA; occupation: Machinist; attested: June 7, 1917. RENDALL, James William--240605--born: Rango Mills, Orkney Islands, Scotland on November 14, 1881; residence: 518 Wilson St., Hamilton; occupation: Clerk; attested: July 12, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 2nd Reinforcing Draft (SS Olympic on April 29, 1917 from Halifax, NS). REVELL, Amos Egbert--240541--born: Dundas, Ontario on August 2, 1888; residence: 158 Hunter St. E., Hamilton; occupation: Grocer; attested: May 29, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion; died on September 27, 1918 while serving with the 102nd Battalion, CEF and is buried at Bourlon Wood Cemetery, France. REVELL, George Arnold--240182--born: Hamilton, Ontario on December 12, 1897; residence: 153 James St. S., Hamilton; occupation: shoe repairing Business; attested: March 4, 1916; served eight months with 205th Battalion but "discharged from 250th [sic] with a History of Gonorrhea, but no evidence only inmorning [sic]"; drafted in October 1917 (reg. no. 3110131). REYNOLDS, Harold Wesley--240651--born: Dundas, Ontario on September 9, 1898; residence: 37 King St. E., Dundas; occupation: Glove-cutter; attested: September 12, 1916. RHINESS, James Almer--240443--born: Huntsville, Ontario on December 13, 1876; residence: Northern Hotel, Hamilton; occupation: Carpenter; attested: April 22, 1916. RHODE, Bernard Grey--240728--born: Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA on November 18, 1893; residence: 28 Murray St. W., Hamilton; occupation: Mechanic; attested: January 12, 1917. RICHMOND, Harold--240539--born: Somerootes, Derbyshire, England on April 20, 1888; residence: 392 Catherine St. N., Hamilton; occupation: Butcher; attested: May 25, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 2nd Reinforcing Draft (SS Olympic on April 29, 1917 from Halifax, NS). RIEGER, George Edward--240408--born: Hamilton, Ontario on June 30, 1879; residence: 290 Victoria Ave. N., Hamilton; occupation: Machinist; attested: April 11, 1916. RINGER, William Wallace--240183--born: Hamilton, Ontario on November 9, 1897; residence: 40 Guise St., Hamilton; occupation: Driver; attested: March 20, 1916; served three months with 205th; drafted in May 1918 (reg. no. 3110581). ROBERTSON, David Ewing--240616--born: Hamilton, Ontario on March 10, 1895; residence: 217 Wentworth St. N., Hamilton; occupation: Clerk; attested: July 19, 1916; died on August 8, 1918 while serving with the 116th Battalion, CEF and is buried at Hourages Orchard Cemetery, Domart-sur-la-luce, France. ROBERTSON, Norman Archibald--240379--born: Hamilton, Ontario on January 23, 1892; residence: 219 Rosslyn Ave., Hamilton; occupation: Printer; attested: April 10, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion; died: 1962, and is buried at Hamilton City Cemetery[1] ROBERTSON, Stanley Joseph--240475--born: Sunderland, England on August 1, 1889; residence: 251 Wellington St. N., Hamilton; occupation: Barber; attested: May 1, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 2nd Reinforcing Draft (SS Olympic on April 29, 1917 from Halifax, NS). ROBINS, Reginald Lloyd--240331--born: Hamilton, Ontario on January 14, 1888; residence: 170 Young St., Hamilton; occupation: Clerk; attested: April 3, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 1st Reinforcing Draft (SS Saxonia on March 28, 1917 from Halifax, NS). ROBINSON, Edmund--240329--born: Bradford, York, England on November 9, 1897; residence: 70 Mayflower Ave., Hamilton; occupation: Machine Hand; attested: April 3, 1916; previously served with 164th Battalion. ROBINSON, James Gilbert--240724--born: Hamilton, Ontario on March 30, 1888; residence: Newton, Ontario; occupation: Farmer; attested: January 8, 1917; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 1st Reinforcing Draft (SS Saxonia on March 28, 1917 from Halifax, NS). ROBINSON, Joseph Harold--240553--born: Fingall, Ontario on November 3, 1895; residence: 195 Main St. E., Hamilton; occupation: Teamster; attested: June 8, 1916. ROBSON, James--240718--no information available; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 1st Reinforcing Draft (SS Saxonia on March 28, 1917 from Halifax, NS). ROLFE, John Edward--240571--born: Stoke Ferry, Norfolk, England on November 18, 1891; residence: 149 West Ave. N., Hamilton; occupation: Policeman; attested: June 19, 1916. ROLLS, Vernard Bertrand--240480--born: Hamilton, Ontario on May 20, 1890; residence: 137 Argus St.; occupation: Clerk; attested: May 1, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 1st Reinforcing Draft (SS Saxonia on March 28, 1917 from Halifax, NS). ROPE, Thomas--240271--born: Newmains, Lanarkshire, Scotland on April 18, 1897; residence: 1062 Cannon St. E., Hamilton; occupation: Labourer; attested: March 27, 1916; drafted in January 1918, but does not state previous service with 205th. ROSS, William--240530--born: Bolton, Lancashire, England on November 30, 1883; residence: 199 Lottridge St., Hamilton; occupation: Machine Hand; attested: May 19, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 1st Reinforcing Draft (SS Saxonia on March 28, 1917 from Halifax, NS). ROUSSEL, John Thomas--240181--born: Guernsey, Channel Islands on September 30, 1895; residence: 223 Wilson St., Hamilton; occupation: Press Hand; attested: March 2, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 1st Reinforcing Draft (SS Saxonia on March 28, 1917 from Halifax, NS). ROWE, William Joseph--240507--born: Toronto, Ontario on March 28, 1891; residence: 166 Hood [?] St. E., Hamilton; occupation: Labourer; attested: May 9, 1916. ROWLANDS, Harold Elliot--Lieutenant--born: Montreal, Quebec on April 9, 1893; residence: 130 Stanley Ave., Hamilton; occupation: Student; officer's decleration: ----; "taken on strength 3 July 1916"; died in a motorcycle accident on August 5, 1944 while serving overseas with the Royal Hamilton Light Infantry. RUSHTON, Harold--240348--born: Stalybridge, Lancashire, England on October 14, 1885; residence: 9 Edgar St. E., Hamilton; occupation: Blacksmith; attested: April 10, 1916. RUSSELL, Walter Samuel--240330--born: Hamilton, Ontario on December 10, 1891; residence: 11 Albermarle St., Hamilton; occupation: Rivetter; attested: April 3, 1916. RYMAL, Frederick Charles--240332--born: Lemington, Essex, Ontario on March 5, 1887; residence: 48 Wilson St., Hamilton; occupation: Farmer; attested: April 3, 1916. SAGER, Elmer--240667--born: Ancaster, Ontario on April 13, 1898; residence: Ancaster, Ontario; occupation: School Teacher; attested: October 10, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 2nd Reinforcing Draft (SS Olympic on April 29, 1917 from Halifax, NS). SANDISON, Alex Lyall Grant--240202--born: Aberdeen, Scotland on December 25, 1888; residence: 263 King St. West, Hamilton; occupation: Teamster; attested: March 22, 1916. SAUNDERS, Frederick--240333--born: East Peckham, Kent, England on June 24, 1874; residence: 19 Magill St., Hamilton; occupation: Teamster; attested: April 3, 1916. SAUNDERS, Thomas Robert--240380--born: Sittingbourne, Kent, England on December 18, 1879; residence: 247 Kensington Ave., Hamilton; occupation: Bricklayer; attested: April 10, 1916. SAYLES, Saul--240200--born: Simcoe, Ontario on April 16, 1877; residence: 305 Catherine St. N., Hamilton; occupation: Shipper; attested: March 16, 1916. SCHAFER, Albert--240526--born: Poole, Ontario on September 10, 1883; residence: 67 William St., Hamilton; occupation: Cement Worker; attested: May 16, 1916. SCHIASSE, Harold Stanley--240204--born: Bromley, Kent, England on January 7, 1887; residence: 111 Hilliard St., Hamilton; occupation: Engineer (Stationary); attested: March 23, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 1st Reinforcing Draft (SS Saxonia on March 28, 1917 from Halifax, NS). SCHOFIELD, John--240014--born: Blackpool, Lancashire, England on September 18, 1893; residence: 169 Graham St., Hamilton; occupation: Carpenter; attested: March 8, 1916. SCOTSON, Robert--240015--born: Prescot, Lanc., England on January 6, 1886; residence: 19 Sophia St. N., Hamilton; occupation: Bricklayer; attested: March 9, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. SCOTT, William Harmon--240185--born: North Grimsby, Lincoln County, Ontario on February 20, 1895; residence: 43 Melrose Ave., Hamilton; occupation: Carpenter; attested: March 3, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 1st Reinforcing Draft (SS Saxonia on March 28, 1917 from Halifax, NS). SEARLES, Charles Dickson--240382--born: Hamilton, Ontario on April 19, 1895; residence: 80 Burton St., Hamilton; occupation: Crane Operator; attested: April 10, 1916. SEARS, John--240273--born: Lyndon, Ontario on October 1, 1873; residence: 240 Locke St. N., Hamilton; occupation: Cigar Maker; attested: March 25, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. SECOR, Bruce--no information available. SEELEY, George Basil--240432--no information available. SEELEY, William Calder--240522--born: Redhill, Barton Township, Wentworth County, Ontario on July 6, 1894; residence: 47 Glenfern Ave., Hamilton; occupation: Gardener; attested: May 15, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 2nd Reinforcing Draft (SS Olympic on April 29, 1917 from Halifax, NS). SHAIN, A.G.--no information available. SHARPE, Percival Henry--240201--born: Royston, Hartfordshire, England on February 8, 1890; residence: 31 Hampton Ave., Hamilton; occupation: Labourer; attested: March 17, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 1st Reinforcing Draft (SS Saxonia on March 28, 1917 from Halifax, NS). SHAW, Arthur George--240199--born: Hamilton, Ontario on August 22, 1898; residence: 113 John St. S., Hamilton; occupation: Hardware Business; attested: March 16, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 1st Reinforcing Draft (SS Saxonia on March 28, 1917 from Halifax, NS). SHEPHERD, Frederick James--240361--born: Bristol, England on September 6, 1871; residence: 14 Edward St., Hamilton; occupation: Machinist; attested: April 7, 1916; note on AP states: “Dis Sept 21/17 Disability pre existed enlistment not due to or aggrivated by service”. SHEPHERD, George--240635--born: Madras City, India on January 19, 1874 or 1876; residence: 519 John St. N., Hamilton; occupation: Book-keeper; attested: August 17, 1916; previously served twenty months with the 1st Battalion, CEF (#7010); transferred to 164th Battalion. SHEPPARD, Kenneth Richardson--240195--born: Burlington, Ontario on April 6, 1889; residence: Burlington, Ontario; occupation: Gardener; attested: March 9, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 2nd Reinforcing Draft (SS Olympic on April 29, 1917 from Halifax, NS). SHUTTLER, Burnett--785139--transferred from 129th Battalion; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 2nd Reinforcing Draft (SS Olympic on April 29, 1917 from Halifax, NS). SIB, John--240186--born: Buffalo, New York, USA on July 14, 1878; residence: Dundas, Ontario; occupation: Moulder; attested: March 4, 1916. SIMM, Thomas--240450--born: Manchester, England on March 29, 1878; residence: 69 Edinborough Ave., Hamilton; occupation: Machine Fitter; attested: April 14, 1916. SIMONS, Arthur George--240484--born: Hamilton, Ontario on November 10, 1884; residence: 19 Avalon Place, Hamilton; occupation: Policeman; attested: May 2, 1916. SIMPSON, Norman William--240276--born: Hamilton, Ontario on December 27, 1897; residence: 299 Bold St., Hamilton; occupation: Elevator Operator; attested: March 28, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. SIMS, Daniel--240190--born: Salisbury, Wiltshire, England on January 25, 1876; residence: 49 Edinburgh Ave., Hamilton; occupation: Labourer; attested: March 6, 1916. SKELTON, William--240188--born: Sheffield, Yorkshire, England on April 2, 1886; residence: 12 Lyndhurst St., Hamilton; occupation: Shipper; attested: March 6, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. SLAGHT, Freeman--240569--born: Detroit, Michigan, USA on October 13, 1891; residence: 20 Mulberry St., Hamilton; occupation: Baker; attested: June 16, 1916. SLATER, Stanley Howard--Lieutenant--born: Hamilton, Ontario on April 27, 1889; residence: 231 George St., Hamilton; occupation: Barrister; officer's declaration: “taken on strength 1st April 1916 Hamilton”. SLOANE, William Kenneth--240196--born: Milton, Ontario on November 3, 1890; residence: 297 Catherine St. N., Hamilton; occupation: Tailor; attested: March 11, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. SMILLIE, Alexander--240279--born: Glasgow, Scotland on February 16, 1892; residence: 356 Dundurn St. S., Hamilton; occupation: Carpenter; attested: March 30, 1916. SMITH, Charles--240275--born: At. Annes P.O., Ontario on March 17, 1892; residence: 895 Barton St. E., Hamilton; occupation: Labourer; attested: March 27, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. SMITH, Charles Alfred--240017--born: Markdale, Ontario on June 25, 1894; residence: 65 Aikman Ave., Hamilton; occupation: Reporter; attested: March 7, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 2nd Reinforcing Draft (SS Olympic on April 29, 1917 from Halifax, NS). SMITH, Charles Edward--240543--born: Hamilton, Ontario on June 2, 1989; residence: 138 Cathcart St., Hamilton; occupation: Tailor (Cutter); attested: May 29, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 1st Reinforcing Draft (SS Saxonia on March 28, 1917 from Halifax, NS). SMITH, Edwin--240197--born: Hamilton, Ontario on May 31, 1889; residence: 133 Wentworth St. N., Hamilton; occupation: Shipper; attested: March 13, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 1st Reinforcing Draft (SS Saxonia on March 28, 1917 from Halifax, NS). SMITH, Ernest Lockwood--240187--born: Hagersville, Ontario on January 1, 1895; residence: 85 Victoria Ave. N., Hamilton; occupation: Lather; attested: March 4, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 1st Reinforcing Draft (SS Saxonia on March 28, 1917 from Halifax, NS). SMITH, Francis Herbert--240693--born: Dundas, Ontario on March 2, 1878; residence: 234 Hughson St. N., Hamilton; occupation: Stationary Engineer; attested: November 13, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. SMITH, Harold John--240431--born: Spring Gardens, Bucks., England on October 23, 1886; residence: 58 Fairleigh Ave. N., Hamilton; occupation: Telegraph Operator; attested: April 17, 1916; transferred to Divisional Signal Company. SMITH, Homer James--240498--born: Hamilton, Ontario on April 8, 1882; residence: 236 East Ave. N., Hamilton; occupation: Paper Maker; attested: May 5, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. SMITH, John McPhee--240198--born: St. Agnes, Quebec, Canada on December 23, 1898; residence: 77 Jackson St. W., Hamilton; occupation: Clerk; attested: March 14, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 2nd Reinforcing Draft (SS Olympic on April 29, 1917 from Halifax, NS). SMITH, Max--240--no information available. SMITH, Russell Everton--240334--born: London, Ontario on November 8, 1872; residence: 501 Main St. E., Hamilton; occupation: Commercial Traveller; attested: April 3, 1916. SMITH, Thomas Freeman--174396--transferred from 86th Battalion; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 2nd Reinforcing Draft (SS Olympic on April 29, 1917 from Halifax, NS). SMITH, William George--240649--born: Rosseau, Muskoka, [Ontario]; residence: 56 New St., Hamilton; occupation: Cigar Maker; attested: August 28, 1916. SMITH, William Lettingham--240437--born: Huntingdon County, Quebec on August 19, 1881; residence: 277 King William St., Hamilton; occupation: Machinist; attested: April 20, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 2nd Reinforcing Draft (SS Olympic on April 29, 1917 from Halifax, NS). SMITH, William Michael--240592--born: Leeds, Yorkshire, England on January 3, 1897; residence: 136 Duke St., Hamilton; occupation: Steamfitter; attested: July 3, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 2nd Reinforcing Draft (SS Olympic on April 29, 1917 from Halifax, NS). SNELLING, Arthur--240206--born: Norwich, Norfolk, England on August 17, 1892; residence: 115 Argue St., Hamilton; occupation: Grocer Clerk; attested: March 17, 1916. SNIDER, John Alfred--240194--born: Caledonia, Ontario on October 10, 1870; residence: 24 East 24th St., Mount Hamilton; occupation: Electrician; attested: March 9, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. SOLOMON, Edmund Charles--240409--born: Wallington, Surrey, England on December 14, 1885; residence: 8 Blanchard St., Hamilton; occupation: Labourer; attested: April 15, 1916. SONES, John Walter--240335--born: Hamilton, Ontario on June 12, 1884; residence: 24 Clyde St., Hamilton; occupation: Butcher; attested: April 3, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. SOPER, Ernest Edwin--240670--born: Slapton, Devonshire, England on April 16, 1889; residence: 209 Picton St. E., Hamilton; occupation: Tent-maker; attested: October 16, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 1st Reinforcing Draft (SS Saxonia on March 28, 1917 from Halifax, NS). SPARHAM, Charles--240278--born: Barton Township, Ontario on May 5, 1893; residence: Chedoke P.O., Ontario; occupation: Farming; attested: March 29, 1916. SPRATT, Morley--240478--born: Caledonia, Ontario on October 4, 1881; residence: 247 Cannon St. E., Hamilton; occupation: Butcher; attested: April 14, 1916. SPRY, Frank Humn--240716--born: Liverpool, England on April 4, 1897; residence: 11 Rosemount Ave., Hamilton; occupation: Farmer; attested: December 18, 1916; Attestation Paper states: “alias Addley George” (also: “B Co”); previously served three months with 116th Battalion (#745537) where he enlisted as “George Addley” etc. etc. (providing different birth place etc.); he subsequently enlisted in Toronto with [?? Battalion] (#238222) as “Frank Humn Spry” providing similar information as he did on his 205th Battalion Attestation Paper. STAHLSCHMIDT, Charles--240581--no information available. STANNEY, Albert Elsmore--240703--born: Manchester, England on November 15, 1883; residence: Gravenhurst, Ontario; occupation: Tent Maker; attested: November 22, 1916; enlisted under the name Albert Elsmore. STAPLETON, Emerson Lloyd--240477--born: Jerseyville, Ontario on May 22, 1897; residence: Jerseyville, Ontario; occupation: Farming; attested: May 1, 1916. STEED, James William--240626--no information available. STEPHENSON, Arthur Denis--240191--born: Hamilton, Ontario on September 28, 1888; residence: 161 Elgin St., Hamilton; occupation: Conductor St. Ry.; attested: March 7, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. STEVENS, Arthur--240274--born: London, England on November 30, 1879; residence: 7 Britannia Ave., Hamilton; occupation: Car Painter; attested: March 27, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. STEVES, James Halford--240444--born: Hamilton, Ontario on August 10, 1896; residence: 48 Wilson St., Hamilton; occupation: Machine Hand; attested: April 22, 1916; on his AP the year of his birth is underlined and “16” is written above; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 2nd Reinforcing Draft (SS Olympic on April 29, 1917 from Halifax, NS). STEWART, Howard Douglas--240685--born: Weston, Ontario on February 18, 1896; residence: 50 Gore St., Hamilton ; occupation: Butcher; attested: November 1, 1916. STEWART, Josiah--240193--born: Inver, Donegal, Ireland on April 3, 1891; residence: 19 Depew St., Hamilton; occupation: Labourer; attested: March 13, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 1st Reinforcing Draft (SS Saxonia on March 28, 1917 from Halifax, NS). STEWART, Russell--240192--born: Hamilton, Ontario on November 20, 1896; residence: 447 Jackson St. W.; occupation: Shoemaker; attested: March 7, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 1st Reinforcing Draft (SS Saxonia on March 28, 1917 from Halifax, NS). STEWART, William Charles--240205--born: Pembroke Dock, Pembroke, Wales on October 20, 1889; residence: 60 Locamotive St., Hamilton; occupation: Fireman; attested: March 24, 1916. STINSON, Thomas Hope--240???--born: Hamilton, Ontario on May 8, 1886; residence: -------; occupation: Real Estate Agent; attested: -------; on his attestation paper from when he enlisted with the 87th Battalion (reg. no. 1263423) states that he had previously served with the “205 Canadian” as well as the 23rd Royal Fusiliers (for 14 months) and another indeciferable unit (also 14 months); died on October 20, 1918 while serving with the 87th Battalion, CEF and is buried at Etaples Military Cemetery, France. STOKER, William Henry--240544--born: Smith’s Falls, Ontario on January 28, 1890; residence: 90 Macauley St. E., Hamilton; occupation: Private Secretary; attested: May 29, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 1st Reinforcing Draft (SS Saxonia on March 28, 1917 from Halifax, NS). STONEHOUSE, Robert Gordon--240189--born: Holstein, Ontario on April 23, 1870; residence: 412 Ferguson Ave. N., Hamilton; occupation: Shoemaker; attested: March 6, 1916. STRACHAN, John Alexander--240203--born: Hamilton, Ontario on June 6, 1889; residence: 358 Cannon St. E., Hamilton; occupation: Driver; attested: March 22, 1916. STREET, Gordon James Garfield--240228--born: Hamilton, Ontario on August 30, 1895; residence: 73 Hunter St. E., Hamilton; occupation: Bookkeeper; attested: February 1, 1916. STREET, Stanley Edwin--240277--born: Hamilton, Ontario on September 8, 1897; residence: Bartonville, Ontario; occupation: Clerk; attested: March 29, 1916; served with battalion for eight months, then discharged; drafted to 1st Depot Bn., 2nd C.O.R. Regiment (reg. no. 3110284)" STRINGER, Gordon Ford--240618--born: Sand Bay, Ontario on November 9, 1885; residence: 255 Holton Ave., Hamilton; occupation: District Field-Guager; attested: July 22, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 1st Reinforcing Draft (SS Saxonia on March 28, 1917 from Halifax, NS). SUMMERLIN, William Arthur--240485--born: Wellaston (?), Northampton, England on October 28, 1886; residence: 115 Kent St., Hamilton; occupation: Machinist; attested: May 2, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. SUMMERS, Frederick Charles--240476--born: Wareham, Dorsetshire, England on August 27, 1876; residence: 99 Leeming St., Hamilton; occupation: Car Builder; attested: May 1, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. SUMNER, John Ernest--240725--born: Woodstock, Ontario on August 27, 1901; residence: 385 Bay St. N., Hamilton; occupation: Machinist; attested: January 8, 1917; Sumner gave his birth as August 7, 1898 when he enlisted, but notation beside his date of birth on his Attestation Paper gives the “correct” date as stated above; transferred to 164th Battalion. SURRIDGE, Albert Charles--240019--born: London, England on November 8, 1888 or 1887; residence: 15 Mayflower Ave., Hamilton; occupation: Plasterer; attested: February 25, 1916; previous enlisted on July 25/15 (as 141358) with the 76th Battalion, CEF but discharged as “medically unfit”. SUTHERLAND, David James--240008--born: Dundas, Ontario on January 15, 1886; residence: 141 Balsame Ave.; occupation: Bookkeeper; attested: March 11, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. SUTHERLAND, Fred--240660--born: Pretoria, Ontario on October 29, 1887; residence: Silver Creek, Ontario; occupation: Cook; attested: September 25, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion; attested June 15, 1917 in Hamilton, Ontario with Railway Construction Draft as "Frederick Sutherland" and providing considerably different information; claimed five months service with 205th Battalion. SWAN, Frank--240465--born: Wouldham, Kent, England on December 22, 1871; residence: 113 Berlin Ave., Hamilton; occupation: Annealer; attested: April 25, 1916. SWANN, Albert Hansford--240410--born: Plymouth, England on December 28, 1897; residence: 253 Bay St. N., Hamilton; occupation: Pattern Making; attested: April 15, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. TANSLEY, Thomas Stewart--240280--born: Hamilton, Ontario on October 23, 1894; residence: 133 Jackson St. E., Hamilton; occupation: Barber; attested: March 27, 1916. TARLTON, James Henry--240587--born: Belfast, Ireland on October 1, 1883; residence: 110 East 24th St., [Mount] Hamilton; occupation: Carpenter; attested: June 28, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. TARTE, Cyril--240211--born: Wolverhampton, England on July 9, 1888; residence: 837 Barton St. E., Hamilton; occupation: Machinist; attested: March 20, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 1st Reinforcing Draft (SS Saxonia on March 28, 1917 from Halifax, NS). TAYLOR, Albert--240336--born: Monk Bretton, Barnsley, Yorkshire, England on October 31, 1889; residence: 134 Sandford Ave. N., Hamilton; occupation: Labourer; attested: April 3, 1916. TAYLOR, Charles Elmer--240212--born: Cincinnati, Ohio, USA on June 16, 1891; residence: 236 Kensington Ave., Hamilton; occupation: Glass Blower; attested: March 21, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 1st Reinforcing Draft (SS Saxonia on March 28, 1917 from Halifax, NS). TAYLOR, Leslie--240210--born: Walkerton, Ontario on July 16, 1895; residence: 11 McNab St. N.; occupation: Lumberman; attested: March 20, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 1st Reinforcing Draft (SS Saxonia on March 28, 1917 from Halifax, NS). TAYLOR, Percy--240664--born: London, England on September 27, 1891; residence: 48 New St., Hamilton; occupation: Labourer; attested: August 24, 1916. TAYLOR, Robert Edgar--240634--born: Hamilton, Ontario on February 28, 1878; residence: Mount Hamilton; occupation: Carpenter; attested: August 11, 1916. TEBBUTT, Sydney--240281--born: Derby, Derbyshire, England on November 19, 1894; residence: 103 Case St., Hamilton; occupation: Teamster; attested: March 28, 1916. [[Teeter-153|TEETER, Abraham John]]--240586--born: New Fraser Township, Ontario on October 24, 1886; residence: 71 Clinton St., Hamilton; occupation: Moulder; attested: June 27, 1916. TELFORD, George--240661--born: Cockermouth, Cumberland, England on October 16, 1884; residence: 147 Barnesdale Ave., Hamilton; occupation: Shipper; attested: July 17, 1916. TEMPLE, Patrick--240381--born: Tullebeg, Ireland on February 11, 1883; residence: 124 Gibson Ave., Hamilton; occupation: Labourer; attested: April 10. 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 1st Reinforcing Draft (SS Saxonia on March 28, 1917 from Halifax, NS). THEAKER, Henry--240533--born: Brileyhill, Staffordshire, England on July 14, 1891; residence: 127 Hilliard St., Hamilton; occupation: Moulder; attested: May 20, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. THOMAS, William--240032--born: Cornwall, England on September 16, 1872; residence: 11 Fullerton Ave., Hamilton; occupation: Miner (?); attested: March 11, 1916. THOMAS, William Albert--240282--born: Ottawa, Ontario on June 24, 1873; residence: 47 Elm St., Toronto; occupation: Labourer; attested: March 30, 1916. THOMPSON, Allan Lloyd--240600--born: Hamilton, Ontario on January 28, 1896; residence: 75 Wentworth St. S., Hamilton; occupation: Student; attested: July 5, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 2nd Reinforcing Draft (SS Olympic on April 29, 1917 from Halifax, NS). THOMPSON, Percy--240494--born: Lindsay, Ontario on May 3, 1898; residence: 80 Gibson Ave., Hamilton; occupation: Machinist; attested: May 3, 1916. THOMPSON, Thomas Richard--240445--born: Alberton, Ontario on April 30, 1877; residence: 95 Hughson St. S., Hamilton; occupation: Caterer; attested: April 22, 1916. THOMPSON, Trevor J. McKay--240209--born: Hamilton, Ontario on January 23, 1898; residence: 75 Wentworth St. S., Hamilton; occupation: Hardware Clerk; attested: March 15, 1916. THOMSON, Frederick Thomas--240338--born: Hamilton, Ontario on January 19, 1889; residence: 295 York St., Hamilton; occupation: Cigar Maker; attested: April 14, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 1st Reinforcing Draft (SS Saxonia on March 28, 1917 from Halifax, NS). THURLOW, Hugh--240503--born: Ipswich, Suffolk, England on August 25, 1885; residence: Franklin House, Hamilton; occupation: Clerk; attested: May 8, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion; died on August 8, 1918 while serving with the 102nd Battalion, CEF and is buried at Beaucourt British Cemetery, France. TOBIN, Stuart Richard Joseph--240515--born: Oakville, Ontario on May 26, 1897; residence: 293 Bay St. N., Hamilton; occupation: Barber; attested: May 10, 1916. TOMKINS, Howard Syers--240208--born: Oxford, England on April 18, 1883; residence: 190 Berlin Ave., Hamilton; occupation: Wood Worker; attested: March 13, 1916. TOMLIN, Fred--240610--born: Leicester, Leicestershire, England on November 5, 1883; residence: 210 Kensington Ave., Hamilton; occupation: Fitter; attested: July 11, 1916. TRACEY, Frank Raymond--240360--born: Hamilton, Ontario on August 25, 1893; residence: 405 James St. N., Hamilton; occupation: Labourer; attested: April 7, 1916. TRACEY, Thomas James--240509--born: Hamilton, Ontario on August 5, 1896; residence: 405 James St. N., Hamilton; occupation: Cook; attested: April 11, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. TREASURE, George Taylor--240554--born: Kensington, London, England on January 31, 1897; residence: Mount Hope, Ontario; occupation: Farmer; attested: June 6, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 1st Reinforcing Draft (SS Saxonia on March 28, 1917 from Halifax, NS). TRIMBLE, Archibald Lawrason--240207--born: Woodstock, Ontario on June 19, 1881; residence: 89 Queen St., N., Hamilton; occupation: Farming; attested: March 10, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. TRUMAN, John Andrew--240528--born: Oakville, Ontario on September 1, 1888; residence: 174 Emerald St. N., Hamilton; occupation: Sailor; attested: May 18, 1916. TURCOTT, George--240707--born: Cork, Ireland on November 25, 1881; residence: 220 Emerald St. N., Hamilton; occupation: Molder; attested: November 29, 1916. TURNER, Frank--240213--born: Sheffield, England on September 11, 1892; residence: 12 Lyndhurst St., Hamilton; occupation: Carpenter; attested: March 21, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 1st Reinforcing Draft (SS Saxonia on March 28, 1917 from Halifax, NS); listed as wounded on the November 1918 casualty list for the 2nd Battalion, Canadian Machine Gun Corps.[1] TURNER, Richard Martimas--240337--born: Ancaster, Ontario on July 22, 1897; residence: 42 Wentworth St. N., Hamilton; occupation: Salesman; attested: April 3, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 1st Reinforcing Draft (SS Saxonia on March 28, 1917 from Halifax, NS). PTE. RICHARD M. TURNER Mrs. Alice Turner, 42 Wentworth street north, was officially notified this morning that her son, Pte. Richard Martimas Turner, had been wounded in the right leg and heel, and admitted to No. 2 field ambulance on November 9. Pte. Turner was employed by C. W. Chadwick, King street east. He enlisted in the 205th Tigers battalion, and was transferred to the machine gun depot, going overseas in March, 1916. He reached French soil on August 1, 1917. Turner is nineteen years of age, and a native Hamiltonian. Two brothers are serving in the 64th Guelph battery. [HS Nov 16/17 p21] TYSON, Henry--240608--born: Preston, Lancashire, England on May 12, 1881; residence: 47 Jones Ave., Toronto; occupation: Electrician; attested: July 20, 1916; previously served 16 months with the Canadian Mounted Rifles (reg. no. 113603). UHRIG, John Henry--240411--born: Berlin, Ontario on August 3, 1874; residence: 316 East Ave. N., Hamilton; occupation: Cigar Maker; attested: April 11, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. VALLANCE, Murray Allan--Lieutenant--born: Hamilton, Ontario on October 30, 1892; residence: #13 Herkimer Apartments, Hamilton; occupation: Hardware Merchant; officers’ decleration: January 25, 1917 (note: “taken on strength 22 Feb 1916 Hamilton Ont”); died: 1963, and is buried at Hamilton City Cemetery[1] VAUGHAN, John Edwin Simpson--240339--born: Hamilton, Ontario on August 17, 1871; residence: 11 Pine St., Hamilton; occupation: Potter; attested: April 3, 1916. VENNE, Arthur--240340--born: Montreal, Quebec on August 14, 1874; residence: 27 Jones St., Hamilton; occupation: Cigar-maker; attested: April 4, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. VOLLICK, Vernon Dewitt--240449--born: Kelvin, Ontario on August 2, 1891; residence: 28 Smith Ave., Hamilton; occupation: Wire Weaver; attested: April 24, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. WADE, James Edwin William--240283--born: Hamilton, Ontario on January 22, 1894; residence: 108 Wilson St., Hamiltom; occupation: Labourer; attested: March 27, 1916; previously served one week with the 31st Battery, CFA. WALDRON, Harry--240504--born: Ayr, Ontario on May 1, 1893; residence: 127 Stirton St., Hamilton; occupation: Butcher; attested: May 8, 1916. WALE, Fred--240566--born: Leicester, England on September 6, 1890; residence: 181 King William St., Hamilton; occupation: Waiter; attested: June 15, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. WALL, Edward--240582--born: Tipton, Staffordshire, England on January 14, 1882; residence: 306 James St., N., Hamilton; occupation: Butcher; attested: June 26, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. WALSH, William Harold--240227--born: New York, USA on December 31, 1898; residence: 112 Steven St., Hamilton; occupation: Machinist; attested: March 7, 1916. WALTERS, Chester Samuel--Captain--born: Waterford, Ontario on August 24, 1878; residence: 38 Melrose Ave., Hamilton; occupation: accountant; officer's declaration: March 1, 1916. WALTERS, William Franklin--240217--born: Mohawk, Ontario on October 6, 1896; residence: 95 Eagle Ave.; occupation: Clerk; attested: March 6, 1916. WALTON, Herbert--240536--born: Birmingham, England on March 21, 1876; residence: 25 Fairleigh Ave. N., Hamilton; occupation: Car Builder; attested: May 22, 1916. WARBUTTON, Alfred--240286--born: Bath, Somerset, England on June 21, 1885; residence: 65 Barton St. E., Hamilton; occupation: Moulder; attested: March 29, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 1st Reinforcing Draft (SS Saxonia on March 28, 1917 from Halifax, NS). WARD, William--240558--born: Willenhall, Staffordshire, England on July 12, 1885; residence: 118 Burton St., Hamilton; occupation: Machinist; attested: June 10, 1916. WARRICK, Harold--240010--born: Stockport, Lancashire, England on April 13, 1893; residence: 200 London Ave., Hamilton; occupation: Carpenter; attested: March 2, 1916. WARRICK, William--240358--born: Stockport, Lancashire, England on January 19, 1895; residence: 174 Graham Ave., Hamilton; occupation: Tinsmith; attested: April 6, 1916. WASTELL, Jack--240563--no information available. WATSON, Leslie Harvey--240518--born: Toronto, Ontario on March 12, 1892; residence: 577 ½ Barton St. E., Hamilton; occupation: Teamster; attested: May 13, 1916. WEAVER, George Beverley--240218--born: Hamilton, Ontario on August 23, 1895; residence: 13 Cumberland Ave., Hamilton; occupation: Plumber; attested: March 7, 1916. WEBB, Victor William--240287--born: Hamilton, Ontario on January 9, 1897; residence: 912 Main St. E., Hamilton; occupation: Labourer; attested: March 30, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. WEIRS, David Ormond--240215--born: Hamilton, Ontario on June 23, 1895; residence: 1139 Cannon St. E., Hamilton; occupation: Rigger; attested: March 3, 1916; aka F. O. Cooper. WELLS, William John--240224--born: Muskoka, Ontario on March 28, 1889; residence: 102 Hess St. N., Hamilton; occupation: Lithographer; attested: March 18, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 1st Reinforcing Draft (SS Saxonia on March 28, 1917 from Halifax, NS). WEST, Thomas--240223--born: Lester, Lestershire, England on May 24, 1885; residence: 64 Fullerton Ave., Hamilton; occupation: Stationary Engineer; attested: March 17, 1916. WHEELAND, Archie Fred--240446--born: Washington, Kansas, USA on July 24, 1894; residence: 95 Hughson St. S., Hamilton; occupation: Labourer; attested: April 22, 1916; previously served 14 months with 10th Battalion (#20921); subsequently drafted in November 1917. WHEELER, Francis George--240559--born: Alcester, Warwickshire, England on March 17, 1891; residence: 121 Park St. N., Hamilton; occupation: Plumber; attested: June 12, 1916. WHEELER, Willis S.--240225--born: Rochester, New York, USA on August 7, 1888; residence: 329 James St. N.; occupation: Machinist; attested: March 22, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 1st Reinforcing Draft (SS Saxonia on March 28, 1917 from Halifax, NS). WHITE, Frederick--240434--born: Gosport, Hampshire, England on August 2, 1884; residence: 147 Strachan St. E., Hamilton; occupation: Labourer; attested: April 17, 1916. WHITEFOOT, Wilfred George--240720--born: Hastings, Sussex, England on January 1, 1899; residence: Davis Book Store, John St. S., Hamilton; occupation: Labourer; attested: December 29, 1916. WHITFIELD, Alexander William--240413--born: Hespeler, Ontario on November 9, 1897; residence: 55 Emerald St. N., Hamilton; occupation: Student; attested: April 13, 1916. WHITTAKER, William--240285--born: Bradford, Yorkshire, England on September 18, 1887; residence: 17 William St., Hamilton; occupation: Carpenter; attested: March 27, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. WICKENS, Percy Eli--240457--born: Crowborough, Sussex, England on May 12, 1886; residence: 32 Wellington St. N., Hamilton; occupation: Pastry Cook; attested: April 8, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. WILD, Ernest--240538--born: Oldham, Lancashire, England on August 29, 1888; residence: 197 Province St., Hamilton; occupation: Checker; attested: May 25, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. WILD, William John--240219--born: Hamilton, Ontario on January 27, 1896; residence: 558 Barton St. E., Hamilton; occupation: Student; attested: March 7, 1916; transferred to Signals; died on September 2, 1918, 1918 while serving with the Signals/Canadian Engineers and is buried at Ligny-St. Flochel British Cemetery, Pas de Calais, France. WILKINSON, Horace Edward--240633--born: Bradford, Yorkshire, England on April 13, 1886; residence: 125 Frederick Ave., Hamilton; occupation: Musician; attested: August 16, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. WILMOT, Oscar--240220--born: Caledonia, Ontario on October 9, 1895; residence: 109 Ferguson Ave. N., Hamilton; occupation: Labourer; attested: March 10, 1916; transferred to the Canadian Mounted Rifles; previous enlisted with 76th Battalion on August 27, 1915 (reg. no. 142711) [gave birthday as October 19, 1890 or 1896] but was discharged on October 6, 1915 as “medically unfit”. WILSHAW, Joshua Bibby--240284--born: Todmorden, Yorkshire, England on September 16, 1883; residence: 14 Cambridge Ave., Hamilton; occupation: Machinist; attested: March 27, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. WILSON, Charles--240226--born: Newcastle-on-Tyne, England on December 14, 1873; residence: 237 Main St. E., Hamilton; occupation: Accountant; attested: March 23, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. WILSON, Edward Bruce--240684--no information available; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 1st Reinforcing Draft (SS Saxonia on March 28, 1917 from Halifax, NS). WILSON, Frank Joseph--240595--born: Rosseau, Muskoka, Ontario on May 23, 1897; residence: R. R. #5 Goderich, Ontario; occupation: Farmer; attested: July 3, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 1st Reinforcing Draft (SS Saxonia on March 28, 1917 from Halifax, NS). WILSON, Frederick--240593--born: Ackwith, Yorkshire, England on May 6, 1881; residence: 98 Victoria Ave. N., Hamilton; occupation: Car Builder; attested: July 3, 1916. WILSON, Isaac--240412--born: Hollinwood, England on May 10, 1882; residence: 135 Berlin Ave., Hamilton; occupation: Shipper; attested: April 14, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. WILSON, John Alexander--240448--born: Aberdeen, Scotland on June 19, 1878; residence: 18 Wilson St., Hamilton; occupation: Chef; attested: April 21, 1916. WILSON, Peter--240342--born: Frelton, Ontario on January 10, 1884; residence: 488 Cannon St. E., Hamilton; occupation: Labourer; attested: April 1, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. WINCHESTER, William Thomas--240545--born: London, England on December 23, 1878; residence: 91 East 23rd St., Mount Hamilton; occupation: Nurseryman; attested: May 31, 1916. WINN, Bert Martin--240007--born: London, England on June 17, 1879; residence: 54 Edinburgh Ave., Hamilton; occupation: Machinist; attested: March 3, 1916. WITHERSPOON, W.B.--Lieutenant--born: Hamilton, Ontario on August 2, 1889; residence: 143 Main St. W., Hamilton; occupation: Newspaper Reporter; officers’ decleration: March 1, 1916. WOOD, William--240632--born: Bellbroughton, Worcestershire, England on September 18, 1885; residence: 144 Barnesdale Ave., Hamilton; occupation: Machinist; attested: August 18, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 2nd Reinforcing Draft (SS Olympic on April 29, 1917 from Halifax, NS). WOODHOUSE, Thomas Roy--240216--born: Dundas, Ontario on December 30, 1892; residence: 40 Woodbine Cres., Hamilton; occupation: Electrician; attested: March 4, 1916; transferred to 164th Battalion. WOODS, Thomas Alexander--240663--born: Hamilton, Ontario on February 17, 1892; residence: 90 Sanford Ave. N., Hamilton; occupation: Stenographer; attested: October 2, 1916; transferred to 164th Battaion. WOOLLEY, John--240341--born: Hamatall-Ridware, Staffordshire, England on January 4, 1896; residence: 90 East Ave. N., Hamilton; occupation: Farmer; attested: April 3, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 1st Reinforcing Draft (SS Saxonia on March 28, 1917 from Halifax, NS). WOOLMAN, Charles Nicholas--240479--born: Paris, Ontario on February 14, 1898; residence: 126 Jackson St. E., Hamilton; occupation: Clerk; attested: May 1, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 2nd Reinforcing Draft (SS Olympic on April 29, 1917 from Halifax, NS). WRIGHT, Edwin Bennett--240221--born: Bradford, Yorkshire, England on January 3, 1898; residence: 59 Primrose Ave., Hamilton; occupation: Drill-Hand; attested: March 14, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 2nd Reinforcing Draft (SS Olympic on April 29, 1917 from Halifax, NS); died on November 12, 1917 while serving with the 11th Canadian Machine Gun Company and is commemorated on the Minin Gate Memorial. WRIGHT, John--240495--born: Leicester, England on November 14, 1871; residence: 123 John St. S., Hamilton; occupation: Shoe-Cutter; attested: May 3, 1916. WYERS, Edward--240222--born: London, England on January 30, 1886; residence: 218 London St., Hamilton; occupation: Stove Fitter; attested: March 17, 1916. WYNN, John James--690322--transferred from 173rd Battalion; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 1st Reinforcing Draft (SS Saxonia on March 28, 1917 from Halifax, NS) YOULTON, Frederick James--240414--born: Guernsey Channel Islands, England on May 3, 1892; residence: 9 Roxborough Ave., Hamilton; occupation: Moulder; attested: April 11, 1916; embarkation: 205th Battalion - 1st Reinforcing Draft (SS Saxonia on March 28, 1917 from Halifax, NS). [[Young-13175|YOUNG, Frederick William]]--240343--born: Caledonia, Ontario on February 14, 1875; residence: 412 Cannon St. E., Hamilton; occupation: Barber; attested: April 4, 1916. [[Young-13208|YOUNG, Philip Nellis]]--240698--born: Caledonia, Ontario on April 20, 1898; residence: 412 Cannon St. E., Hamilton; occupation: Teamster; attested: November 20, 1916. ZEATS, Harry Anderson--240652--born: Hamilton, Ontario on February 26, 1897; residence: 136 Catherine St. N., Hamilton; occupation: Bookkeeper; attested: September 13, 1916; it appears that in 1950 he was involved in a dispute over unemployment insurance; died: 1982 and is buried in Cayuga Riverside Cemetery in Haldimand County, Ontario. ---- == Sources ==
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[[Category:Connect-a-Thon]] [[Category:Source-a-Thon]] [[Category:Clean-a-Thon Teams]] [[Category:Challenges_Teams]] == Team Information == The Nordic Noir team participates in all WikiTree Thons. Our focus is mainly on working with profiles that are based in or related to people from Scandinavian countries, though you may choose to work on profiles from other locations. Most members of the team are members of the Nordic Project but that is not a requirement to join. WikiTree hosts one Thon event per quarter. Joining information for each event is posted on G2G and you can answer that post to join the team for the event. These events are great ways to add to the accuracy of WikiTree and are fun ways to meet and chat with other WikiTreers with a similar research focus. Each event has it's own team page with more information about the given Thon. Links to the pages will be provided below once a new Thon has been announced. == Discord details == We will mainly use Discord to communicate during the thons. You can install Discord on your computer or simply use it online via your web browser. There is also an app for using it on a mobile device. You can find it on the following link: ::Nordic Project Team Chat: [https://discord.com/channels/823577715747586168/920469045717925948 Discord] ::General Nordic Noir Team Chat: [https://discord.com/channels/494893309152722955/924718745027489802 Discord] == Current Thon == Visit our team page for the January 2024 Connect-a-Thon! [[Space:Nordic_Noir_-_2023_Connect-a-Thon|Nordic Noir - Connect-a-Thon]] === Past Thon History === '''April 2024 Connect-a-Thon:''' Team Nordic Noir added a total of 2,251 profiles!
'''January 2024 Connect-a-Thon:''' Team Nordic Noir added a total of 1,933 profiles!
'''October 2023 Source-a-Thon:''' Team Nordic Noir sourced a total of 1,557 profiles!
'''July 2023 Connect-a-Thon:''' Team Nordic Noir added a total of 1,611 profiles!
'''April 2023 Connect-a-Thon:''' Team Nordic Noir added a total of 2,170 profiles!
'''January 2023 Connect-a-Thon:''' Team Nordic Noir added a total of 2,847 profiles!
'''2022 Source-a-Thon:''' '''Friday, September 30, at 8 AM (EDT) to Monday, October 3, at 8 AM (EDT)''' '''Goal: '''To add a minimum of one good source to as many unsourced Wikitree.com profiles as possible. '''Source-a-Thon Sticker:'''{{Source-a-Thon|team=Nordic Noir|year=2022|suggestions=000}} and it will show like this: {{Source-a-Thon|team= Nordic Noir |year=2022}} === Members Source-A-Thon === #[[Berryann-1|Missy Berryann]], Co-Captain, bib 129, pre-1500 #[[Wall-7415|Jeffrey Wall]], Co-Captain, bib 043 #[[Svensson-5180|Axel Svensson]], bib 038 #[[Prestegaard-6|Kathy (Prestegaard) Schleicher]], bib 064 #[[Fremmerlid-1|Valerie (Fremmerlid) Penner]], bib 066 #[[Johnson-113915|Angela Johnson]], bib 067 #[[Larson-5646|Mandy Larson]], bib 098 #[[Ellingson-287|Deb (Ellingson) Johnston]], bib 116 #[[Stamper-1306|Eric Stamper]], bib 127 #[[Williams-109009|Mark Williams DMA]], bib 131, pre-1500 #[[Koehnline-1|Thomas Koehnline]], bib 132 #[[Thorisdottir-4|Dagmar Thorisdottir]], bib 137, pre-1500 #[[Ronnegård-1|Marie (Ronnegård) Ronnegård Fors]], bib 140 #[[Bruhns-18|Nina Bruhns]], bib 153 #[[Østenstad-1|Rakelle (Østenstad) Teschner]], bib 184, pre-1500 #[[Lindgren-519|Donald Lindgren]], bib 274 #[[Hautala-20|Susan Hautala]], bib 382 #[[Mauger-110|Karen (Mauger) Gunn]], bib 408 #[[Kippner-1|E Kippner]], bib 425 #[[Lundholm-24|Maria Lundholm]], bib 473 #[[Lönnermark-1|Anders Lönnermark]], bib 498 #[[Pudas-6|Jonathan Pudas]], bib 508 #[[Nilsson-4802|Jan Nilsson]], bib 590 #[[Niskakoski-1|Juha (Niskakoski) Soini]], bib 596, pre-1500 #[[Conrad-790|Robyn (Conrad) Adair]], bib 598 #[[Wiborg-8|Jim Wiborg]], bib 601 #[[Eriksson-1141|Monika (Eriksson) Palmgren]], bib 631 #[[Noya-7|Michael Noya]], bib 645 #[[Kvaran-1|Einar Kvaran]], bib 685 #[[Munson-2224|Kitty (Munson) Cooper]], bib 708 #[[Balzer-325|Ramona Balzer]], bib 716 === Instructions === # Go to your watchlist by going to the "My Wikitree" menu and click "Watchlist." # Click on the "Unsourced" link in the top (second last choice). # Click any of the WikitreeID's on your list to see profiles that is marked as Unsourced. # Click on the "Edit" tab and add minimum one good/original source. The source can not be a link to someone's unsourced family tree (Geni etc.). # Save your changes. # Once you completed sourcing the unsourced profiles from your watch list, please use the links below to find unsourced profiles in the Nordic country of your choice. ===Sourcing=== :Sourcing is used to support (or challenge) a family tree, to establish family connections, to help "prove" (or disprove) family lineages, and to record where the information came from. Here is a good article that sums things up: [https://www.tamurajones.net/GenealogyWithoutDocumentationIsMythology.xhtml Genealogy Without Sources is Mythology!] :A '''primary source''' is one that was recorded either at the time of the event or shortly afterwards. Although these sources are generally reliable, they can have errors and you will learn how to evaluate the information contained in them, especially when one source contradicts another. Here are examples of original sources where the information gathered from them is generally considered reliable: * Birth records. * Death records. * Marriage records. * Family bibles with birth/marriage/death dates. * Books that cite primary sources. This would Include books that transcribe birth/marriage/death records as well as authored family histories or trees that cite birth/marriage/death records. * Military records. * Will and estate records. * Court records. * Burial records. * History books that would have collected information from the subjects themselves. * Newspaper articles with the publication name, date, and location. * A proof summary of multiple sources of supporting evidence used to draw a reasonable conclusion. :A '''secondary source''' is one that is written after the event or period has passed. Secondary sources can still be reliable if they cite primary sources. They can be useful for clues about where to look for primary sources, or for background information to expand the profile's biography (for example, a history book which covers an occupation and what it was like during the time period we are researching). ===Unsourced Profiles:=== *[[:Category:Denmark%2C_Unsourced_Profiles|'''Denmark''']] *[[:Category:Finland%2C_Unsourced_Profiles|'''Finland''']] *[[:Category:Iceland%2C_Unsourced_Profiles|'''Iceland''']] *[[:Category:Norway%2C_Unsourced_Profiles|'''Norway''']] *[[:Category:Sweden%2C_Unsourced_Profiles|'''Sweden''']] *[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1Lb3xHy9X2lIYuFhSSjke18KQ0-SUQUX8oc070d66Qog/edit#gid=223695659 '''Unsourced GEDCOMs''']
== July 2022 Connect-A-Thon == '''Friday, July 15, at 8 AM (EDT) to Monday, July 18, at 8 AM (EDT)''' '''Goal:''' To add as many new (sourced) profiles to already existing profiles on Wikitree.com as possible. === Members Connect-A-Thon === #[[Berryann-1|Missy Berryann]], Co-Captain and pre-1500 #[[Wall-7415|Jeffrey Wall]], Co-Captain #[[Hautala-20|Susan Hautala]] #[[Westerlind-24|Lauren (Westerlind) Farr]] #[[Lönnermark-1|Anders Lönnermark]] #[[Fremmerlid-1|Valerie (Fremmerlid) Penner]] #[[Østenstad-1|Rakelle (Østenstad) Teschner]] pre-1500 #[[Svensson-5180|Axel Svensson]] #[[Nelson-3486|Jamie Nelson]] pre-1500 #[[Bruhns-18|Nina Bruhns]] #[[Williams-109009|Mark Williams]] #[[Widenstedt-15|Antonia (Widenstedt) Reuvers]] pre-1500 #[[Ronnegård-1|Marie (Ronnegård) Ronnegård Fors]] #[[Lundholm-24|Maria Lundholm]] #[[Ellingson-287|Deb (Ellingson) Johnston]] #[[Tuley-92|Glenn Tuley]] #[[Mauger-110|Karen (Mauger) Gunn]] #[[Stamper-1306|Eric Stamper]] #[[Lindgren-519|Donald Lindgren]] #[[Niskakoski-1|Juha (Niskakoski) Soini]] pre-1500 #[[Fretheim-11|Erik Fretheim]] #[[Eliasen-117|Pernille (Eliasen) Jørgensen]] #[[Conrad-790|Robyn (Conrad) Adair]] #[[Pudas-6|Jonathan Pudas]] #[[Skerrett-93|Richard Skerrett]] === Instructions === # Find a profile in WikiTree with relations that are not yet added to WikiTree. # Click the "Edit" tab and then any of the links [add spouse], [add children], [add sibling], [add father], [add mother] under the "Edit family" header. # Create the new profile with good information and a minimum of one reliable/original source. The source can not be a link to someone's unsourced family tree (Geni, Ancestry, etc.). Any profiles added to Wikitree during the Connect-A-Thon will count as a point to you and your team. If you use "Add -> New person" it will not count as a point, but profiles added to said profile will count. Sign up by '''answering''' this {{G2GLink|1431009}} post and let them know you want to be part of Team Nordic Noir! The official Connect-a-Thon sticker to copy and paste on your profile:{{Connect-a-Thon|team=The Nordic Noir|year=2022|profiles=}} {{Connect-a-Thon|team=The Nordic Noir|year=2022|profiles=}} == Discord details == We will mainly use Discord to communicate during the thons. You can install Discord on your computer or simply use it online via your web browser. There is also an app for using it on a mobile device. You can find it on the following link: https://discord.com/ ==Unconnected Profiles by Country== *[[Automated:DD_Unconnected_List_DNK|Denmark]] *[[Automated:DD_Unconnected_List_FIN|Finland]] *[[Automated:DD_Unconnected_List_ISL|Iceland]] *[[Automated:DD_Unconnected_List_NOR|Norway]] *[[Automated:DD_Unconnected_List_SWE|Sweden]] == Tips and Tricks == We recommend using Google Chrome as there is a row of useful addons that can be used for the thon and everyday wikitree'ing. Here's a list: * AutoTextExpander: Copy/Paste is not enough? Try setting up your own text macros with this addon. Simply set up the texts and connect it to a shortcut on your keyboard. Now you can instantly paste various texts it into the field/box your working in. Highly useful for those favorite sources or categories. Directlink: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/auto-text-expander-for-go/iibninhmiggehlcdolcilmhacighjamp * WikiTree X: Do you use FamilySearch Tree often and want to import or connect the data to WikiTree? This app is the fastest and easiest tool to do so. When it is installed you will be able to click the WikiTree X icon when you're on a FST profile and either update the Wikitree profile or import a profile. ''To update a profile'' paste the WikiTreeID into the top field and click "go". It will load an overview where you can chose which data should be set on the WikiTree profile.'' To import a profile'' pick what relationship the person has to the WikiTreeID in question and click "go". Marriage dates seems to not get imported, so this may be set manually before the profile is created, also if a person have alternative names, it might not always be set to the "main one", so keep an eye on this so the LNAB is correct. Please only import profiles that has at least one valid source, even better is to add a direct link to a FS-source as by standard the source simply links to the profile. (Researching Sweden I like to add a direct link to the birth source at Riksarkivet as a custom fact before importing a profile, two birds, one stone.) Directlink: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/wikitree-x/hlnajkhaamfegdphjdoaehdpngbblkof * WikiTree AGC: Working those pesky messy Gedcom suggestions? This will help order information from a Gedcom import chronologically. Directlink: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/wikitree-agc/jbmjbhgjjademhplejlndlbolmodingj * Linkclump: Working from a list of profiles and want to open them all in separate tabs? With this addon you can open two or more links in one go by holding "z" down on the keyboard and holding down the left mouse button and dragging it over a set of links: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/linkclump/lfpjkncokllnfokkgpkobnkbkmelfefj/related === Tracking progress === Here is how to see the current totals for individual members and teams. These progress reports are from [[Help:WikiTree_Plus|WikiTree+]]. {| border=1 ! Reports ! By User ! By Team ! By Team and User ! Update frequency |- ! Simple | [https://plus.wikitree.com/Challenges/ConnectAThon/User.htm User] | [https://plus.wikitree.com/Challenges/ConnectAThon/Team.htm Team] | [https://plus.wikitree.com/Challenges/ConnectAThon/TeamAndUser.htm Team and User] ! 5 min |- ! By Day | [https://plus.wikitree.com/Challenges/ConnectAThon/UserByDay.htm User by Day] | [https://plus.wikitree.com/Challenges/ConnectAThon/TeamByDay.htm Team by Day] | [https://plus.wikitree.com/Challenges/ConnectAThon/TeamAndUserByDay.htm Team and User by Day] ! 1 hour |- ! Total By Hour | [https://plus.wikitree.com/Challenges/ConnectAThon/ByHour.htm User By Hour] | colspan="2" | [https://plus.wikitree.com/Challenges/ConnectAThon/TeamByHour.htm Team By Hour] ! 1 hour |}
== April 2022 Connect-A-Thon == '''Friday, April 22, at 8 AM (EDT) to Monday, April 25, at 8 AM (EDT)''' '''Goal:''' To add as many new (sourced) profiles to already existing profiles on Wikitree.com as possible. === Members Connect-A-Thon === #[[Berryann-1|Missy Berryann]], Captain and pre-1500 #[[Niskakoski-1|Juha Soini]], pre-1500 #[[Ronnegård-1|Marie Ronnegård Fors]] #[[Hautala-20|Susan Hautala]] #[[Williams-109009|Mark Williams]] #[[Fretheim-11|Erik Fretheim]] #[[Wall-7415|Jeffrey Wall]] #[[Mauger-110|Karen Gunn]] #[[Erickson-3770|Geoff Erickson]] #[[Bruhns-18|Nina Bruhns]] #[[Fremmerlid-1|Valerie Penner]] #[[Ellingson-287|Deb Johnston]] #[[Lönnermark-1|Anders Lönnermark]] #[[Djärv-1|Robert Djärv]] #[[Østenstad-1|Rakelle Teschner]], pre-1500 #[[Larson-5646|Mandy Larson]] #[[Steen-1128|Elizabeth Steen]] #[[Lindquist-84|Norm Lindquist]] #[[Miller-26228|Laurie Miller]] #[[Koehnline-1|Thomas Koehnline]] #[[Stamper-1306|Eric Stamper]] #[[Lindgren-519|Donald Lindgren]] #[[Nilsson-8000|Sebastian Johansson]] #[[Thorisdottir-4|Dagmar Thorisdottir]], pre-1500 #[[Noya-7|Michael Noya]] === Instructions === # Find a profile in WikiTree with relations that are not yet added to WikiTree. # Click the "Edit" tab and then any of the links [add spouse], [add children], [add sibling], [add father], [add mother] under the "Edit family" header. # Create the new profile with good information and a minimum of one reliable/original source. The source can not be a link to someone's unsourced family tree (Geni, Ancestry, etc.). Any profiles added to Wikitree during the Connect-A-Thon will count as a point to you and your team. If you use "Add -> New person" it will not count as a point, but profiles added to said profile will count. Sign up by '''answering''' this {{G2GLink|1392037}} post and let them know you want to be part of Team Nordic Noir! The official Connect-a-Thon sticker to copy and paste on your profile:{{Connect-a-Thon|team=The Nordic Noir|year=2022|profiles=}} {{Connect-a-Thon|team=The Nordic Noir|year=2022|profiles=}} ==Unconnected Profiles by Country== *[[Automated:DD_Unconnected_List_DNK|Denmark]] *[[Automated:DD_Unconnected_List_FIN|Finland]] *[[Automated:DD_Unconnected_List_ISL|Iceland]] *[[Automated:DD_Unconnected_List_NOR|Norway]] *[[Automated:DD_Unconnected_List_SWE|Sweden]] == Tips and Tricks == We recommend using Google Chrome as there is a row of useful addons that can be used for the thon and everyday wikitree'ing. Here's a list: * AutoTextExpander: Copy/Paste is not enough? Try setting up your own text macros with this addon. Simply set up the texts and connect it to a shortcut on your keyboard. Now you can instantly paste various texts it into the field/box your working in. Highly useful for those favorite sources or categories. Directlink: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/auto-text-expander-for-go/iibninhmiggehlcdolcilmhacighjamp * WikiTree X: Do you use FamilySearch Tree often and want to import or connect the data to WikiTree? This app is the fastest and easiest tool to do so. When it is installed you will be able to click the WikiTree X icon when you're on a FST profile and either update the Wikitree profile or import a profile. ''To update a profile'' paste the WikiTreeID into the top field and click "go". It will load an overview where you can chose which data should be set on the WikiTree profile.'' To import a profile'' pick what relationship the person has to the WikiTreeID in question and click "go". Marriage dates seems to not get imported, so this may be set manually before the profile is created, also if a person have alternative names, it might not always be set to the "main one", so keep an eye on this so the LNAB is correct. Please only import profiles that has at least one valid source, even better is to add a direct link to a FS-source as by standard the source simply links to the profile. (Researching Sweden I like to add a direct link to the birth source at Riksarkivet as a custom fact before importing a profile, two birds, one stone.) Directlink: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/wikitree-x/hlnajkhaamfegdphjdoaehdpngbblkof * WikiTree AGC: Working those pesky messy Gedcom suggestions? This will help order information from a Gedcom import chronologically. Directlink: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/wikitree-agc/jbmjbhgjjademhplejlndlbolmodingj * Linkclump: Working from a list of profiles and want to open them all in separate tabs? With this addon you can open two or more links in one go by holding "z" down on the keyboard and holding down the left mouse button and dragging it over a set of links: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/linkclump/lfpjkncokllnfokkgpkobnkbkmelfefj/related === Tracking progress === Here is how to see the current totals for individual members and teams. These progress reports are from [[Help:WikiTree_Plus|WikiTree+]]. {| border=1 ! Reports ! By User ! By Team ! By Team and User ! Update frequency |- ! Simple | [https://plus.wikitree.com/Challenges/ConnectAThon/User.htm User] | [https://plus.wikitree.com/Challenges/ConnectAThon/Team.htm Team] | [https://plus.wikitree.com/Challenges/ConnectAThon/TeamAndUser.htm Team and User] ! 5 min |- ! By Day | [https://plus.wikitree.com/Challenges/ConnectAThon/UserByDay.htm User by Day] | [https://plus.wikitree.com/Challenges/ConnectAThon/TeamByDay.htm Team by Day] | [https://plus.wikitree.com/Challenges/ConnectAThon/TeamAndUserByDay.htm Team and User by Day] ! 1 hour |- ! Total By Hour | [https://plus.wikitree.com/Challenges/ConnectAThon/ByHour.htm User By Hour] | colspan="2" | [https://plus.wikitree.com/Challenges/ConnectAThon/TeamByHour.htm Team By Hour] ! 1 hour |}
== Winter January 2022 Connect-A-Thon == '''Friday, January 14, at 8 AM (EDT) to Monday, January 17, at 8 AM (EDT)''' '''Goal:''' To add as many new (sourced) profiles to already existing profiles on Wikitree.com as possible. === Members Connect-A-Thon === #[[Berryann-1|Missy Berryann]], Captain and pre-1500 #[[Østenstad-1|Rakelle Teschner]], pre-1500 #[[Lundholm-24|Maria Lundholm]] #[[Bengtsson Korsås-1|Justus Bengtsson Korsås]] #[[Erickson-3770|Geoff Erickson]] #[[Thorisdottir-4|Dagmar Thorisdottir]], pre-1500 #[[Mauger-110|Karen Gunn]] #[[Fremmerlid-1|Valerie Penner]] #[[Lindgren-519|Donald Lindgren]] #[[Svensson-5180|Axel Svensson]] #[[Djärv-1|Robert Djärv]] #[[Steen-1128|Elizabeth Steen]] #[[Hautala-20|Susan Hautala]] #[[Niskakoski-1|Juha Soini]], pre-1500 #[[Widenstedt-15|Antonia Reuvers]], pre-1500 #[[Ronnegård-1|Marie Ronnegård Fors]] #[[Forstrom-18|Amy Wiemer]] #[[Lönnermark-1|Anders Lönnermark]] #[[Bruhns-18|Nina Bruhns]] #[[Ellingson-287|Deb Johnston]] #[[Lillieborg-1|Martin Lillieborg]] #[[Wall-7415|Jeffrey Wall]] #[[Eriksson-1141|Monika Palmgren]] #[[Nilsson-4802|Jan Nilsson]] #[[Hansen-16574|Kristina Hansen]] #[[Kaiser-3347|Nicolas Kaiser]] #[[Koehnline-1|Thomas Koehnline]] === Instructions === # Find a profile in WikiTree with relations that are not yet added to WikiTree. # Click the "Edit" tab and then any of the links [add spouse], [add children], [add sibling], [add father], [add mother] under the "Edit family" header. # Create the new profile with good information and a minimum of one good/original source. The source can not be a link to someone's unsourced family tree (Geni etc.). Any profiles added to Wikitree during the Connect-A-Thon will count as a point to you and your team. If you use "Add -> New person" it will not count as a point, but profiles added to said profile will count. Sign up by '''answering''' this {{G2GLink|1341478}} post and let them know you want to be part of Team Nordic Noir! The official Connect-a-Thon sticker to copy and paste on your profile:{{Connect-a-Thon|team=The Nordic Noir|year=2022|profiles=}} {{Connect-a-Thon|team=The Nordic Noir|year=2022|profiles=}} ==Unconnected Profiles by Country== *[[Automated:DD_Unconnected_List_DNK|Denmark]] *[[Automated:DD_Unconnected_List_FIN|Finland]] *[[Automated:DD_Unconnected_List_ISL|Iceland]] *[[Automated:DD_Unconnected_List_NOR|Norway]] *[[Automated:DD_Unconnected_List_SWE|Sweden]] == Tips and Tricks == We recommend using Google Chrome as there is a row of useful addons that can be used for the thon and everyday wikitree'ing. Here's a list: * AutoTextExpander: Copy/Paste is not enough? Try setting up your own text macros with this addon. Simply set up the texts and connect it to a shortcut on your keyboard. Now you can instantly paste various texts it into the field/box your working in. Highly useful for those favorite sources or categories. Directlink: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/auto-text-expander-for-go/iibninhmiggehlcdolcilmhacighjamp * WikiTree X: Do you use FamilySearch Tree often and want to import or connect the data to WikiTree? This app is the fastest and easiest tool to do so. When it is installed you will be able to click the WikiTree X icon when you're on a FST profile and either update the Wikitree profile or import a profile. ''To update a profile'' paste the WikiTreeID into the top field and click "go". It will load an overview where you can chose which data should be set on the WikiTree profile.'' To import a profile'' pick what relationship the person has to the WikiTreeID in question and click "go". Marriage dates seems to not get imported, so this may be set manually before the profile is created, also if a person have alternative names, it might not always be set to the "main one", so keep an eye on this so the LNAB is correct. Please only import profiles that has at least one valid source, even better is to add a direct link to a FS-source as by standard the source simply links to the profile. (Researching Sweden I like to add a direct link to the birth source at Riksarkivet as a custom fact before importing a profile, two birds, one stone.) Directlink: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/wikitree-x/hlnajkhaamfegdphjdoaehdpngbblkof * WikiTree AGC: Working those pesky messy Gedcom suggestions? This will help order information from a Gedcom import chronologically. Directlink: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/wikitree-agc/jbmjbhgjjademhplejlndlbolmodingj * Linkclump: Working from a list of profiles and want to open them all in separate tabs? With this addon you can open two or more links in one go by holding "z" down on the keyboard and holding down the left mouse button and dragging it over a set of links: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/linkclump/lfpjkncokllnfokkgpkobnkbkmelfefj/related === Tracking progress === Here is how to see the current totals for individual members and teams. These progress reports are from [[Help:WikiTree_Plus|WikiTree+]]. {| border=1 ! Reports ! By User ! By Team ! By Team and User ! Update frequency |- ! Simple | [https://plus.wikitree.com/Challenges/ConnectAThon/User.htm User] | [https://plus.wikitree.com/Challenges/ConnectAThon/Team.htm Team] | [https://plus.wikitree.com/Challenges/ConnectAThon/TeamAndUser.htm Team and User] ! 5 min |- ! By Day | [https://plus.wikitree.com/Challenges/ConnectAThon/UserByDay.htm User by Day] | [https://plus.wikitree.com/Challenges/ConnectAThon/TeamByDay.htm Team by Day] | [https://plus.wikitree.com/Challenges/ConnectAThon/TeamAndUserByDay.htm Team and User by Day] ! 1 hour |- ! Total By Hour | [https://plus.wikitree.com/Challenges/ConnectAThon/ByHour.htm User By Hour] | colspan="2" | [https://plus.wikitree.com/Challenges/ConnectAThon/TeamByHour.htm Team By Hour] ! 1 hour |}
== Source-A-Thon == '''Friday, October 1, at 8 AM (EDT) to Monday, October 4, at 8 AM (EDT)''' '''Goal: '''To add a minimum of one good source to as many unsourced Wikitree.com profiles as possible. '''Source-a-Thon Sticker:'''{{Source-a-Thon|team=Nordic Noir|year=2021|suggestions=000}} and it will show like this: {{Source-a-Thon|team= Nordic Noir |year=2021}} === Members Source-A-Thon === #[[Berryann-1|Missy Berryann]], Captain #[[Mauger-110|Karen Gunn]] #[[Steen-1128|Elizabeth Steen]] #[[Widenstedt-15|Antonia Reuvers]], pre-1500 #[[Østenstad-1|Rakelle Teschner]], pre-1500 #[[Ronnegård-1|Marie Ronnegård Fors]] #[[Thorisdottir-4|Dagmar Thorisdottir]], pre-1500 #[[Munson-2224|Kitty Cooper]] #[[Andersson-4409|Maggie Andersson]], pre-1500 #[[Lönnermark-1|Anders Lönnermark]] #[[Lindquist-84|Norm Lindquist]] #[[Christiansen-1991|L Christiansen]] #[[Lindgren-519|Donald Lindgren]] #[[Svensson-5180|Axel Svensson]] #[[Christopher-1419|Gary Christopher]] #[[Koehnline-1|Thomas Koehnline]] #[[Niskakoski-1|Juha Soini]], pre-1500 #[[Wiborg-8|Jim Wiborg]] #[[Noya-7|Michael Noya]] === Instructions === # Go to your watchlist by going to the "My Wikitree" menu and click "Watchlist." # Click on the "Unsourced" link in the top (second last choice). # Click any of the WikitreeID's on your list to see profiles that is marked as Unsourced. # Click on the "Edit" tab and add minimum one good/original source. The source can not be a link to someone's unsourced family tree (Geni etc.). # Save your changes. # Once you completed sourcing the unsourced profiles from your watch list, please use the links below to find unsourced profiles in the Nordic country of your choice. ===Sourcing=== :Sourcing is used to support (or challenge) a family tree, to establish family connections, to help "prove" (or disprove) family lineages, and to record where the information came from. Here is a good article that sums things up: [https://www.tamurajones.net/GenealogyWithoutDocumentationIsMythology.xhtml Genealogy Without Sources is Mythology!] :A '''primary source''' is one that was recorded either at the time of the event or shortly afterwards. Although these sources are generally reliable, they can have errors and you will learn how to evaluate the information contained in them, especially when one source contradicts another. Here are examples of original sources where the information gathered from them is generally considered reliable: * Birth records. * Death records. * Marriage records. * Family bibles with birth/marriage/death dates. * Books that cite primary sources. This would Include books that transcribe birth/marriage/death records as well as authored family histories or trees that cite birth/marriage/death records. * Military records. * Will and estate records. * Court records. * Burial records. * History books that would have collected information from the subjects themselves. * Newspaper articles with the publication name, date, and location. * A proof summary of multiple sources of supporting evidence used to draw a reasonable conclusion. :A '''secondary source''' is one that is written after the event or period has passed. Secondary sources can still be reliable if they cite primary sources. They can be useful for clues about where to look for primary sources, or for background information to expand the profile's biography (for example, a history book which covers an occupation and what it was like during the time period we are researching). ===Unsourced Profiles:=== *[[:Category:Denmark%2C_Unsourced_Profiles|'''Denmark''']] *[[:Category:Finland%2C_Unsourced_Profiles|'''Finland''']] *[[:Category:Iceland%2C_Unsourced_Profiles|'''Iceland''']] *[[:Category:Norway%2C_Unsourced_Profiles|'''Norway''']] *[[:Category:Sweden%2C_Unsourced_Profiles|'''Sweden''']] *[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1Lb3xHy9X2lIYuFhSSjke18KQ0-SUQUX8oc070d66Qog/edit#gid=223695659 '''Unsourced GEDCOMs''']
== Summer Connect-A-Thon == '''Friday, July 23, at 8 AM (EDT) to Monday, July 26, at 8 AM (EDT)''' '''Goal:''' To add as many new profiles to already existing profiles on Wikitree.com as possible. === Members Connect-A-Thon === #[[Berryann-1|Missy Berryann]], Co-Captain #[[Widenstedt-15|Antonia Reuvers]], Co-Captain and Pre-1500 #[[Ronnegård-1|Marie Ronnegård]] #[[Lundholm-24|Maria Lundholm]] #[[Koehnline-1|T.L. Koehnline]] #[[Lönnermark-1|Anders Lönnermark]] #[[Lillieborg-1|Martin Lillieborg]] #[[Mauger-110|Karen Gunn]] #[[Hautala-20|Susan Hautala]] #[[Ellingson-257|Deb Johnston]] #[[Cater-268|M. Cater]] #[[Lindgren-519|Donald Lindgren]] #[[Christensen-8328|Eric Christensen]] #[[Østenstad-1|Rakelle Teschner]] #[[Kippner-1|E Kippner]] === Instructions === # Find a profile in WikiTree that has relations that are not yet added to WikiTree. # Click the "Edit" tab and then any of the links [add spouse], [add children], [add sibling], [add father], [add mother] under the "Edit family" header. # Create the new profile with good information and a minimum of one good/original source. The source can not be a link to someone's unsourced family tree (Geni etc.). Any profiles added to Wikitree during the Connect-A-Thon will count as a point to you and your team. If you use "Add -> New person" it will not count as a point, but profiles added to said profile will count. Sign up by '''answering''' this {{G2GLink|1253349}} post and let them know you want to be part of Team Nordic Noir! == Tips and Tricks == We recommend using Google Chrome as there is a row of useful addons that can be used for the thon and everyday wikitree'ing. Here's a list: * AutoTextExpander: Copy/Paste is not enough? Try setting up your own text macros with this addon. Simply set up the texts and connect it to a shortcut on your keyboard. Now you can instantly paste various texts it into the field/box your working in. Highly useful for those favorite sources or categories. Directlink: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/auto-text-expander-for-go/iibninhmiggehlcdolcilmhacighjamp * WikiTree X: Do you use FamilySearch Tree often and want to import or connect the data to WikiTree? This app is the fastest and easiest tool to do so. When it is installed you will be able to click the WikiTree X icon when you're on a FST profile and either update the Wikitree profile or import a profile. ''To update a profile'' paste the WikiTreeID into the top field and click "go". It will load an overview where you can chose which data should be set on the WikiTree profile.'' To import a profile'' pick what relationship the person has to the WikiTreeID in question and click "go". Marriage dates seems to not get imported, so this may be set manually before the profile is created, also if a person have alternative names, it might not always be set to the "main one", so keep an eye on this so the LNAB is correct. Please only import profiles that has at least one valid source, even better is to add a direct link to a FS-source as by standard the source simply links to the profile. (Researching Sweden I like to add a direct link to the birth source at Riksarkivet as a custom fact before importing a profile, two birds, one stone.) Directlink: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/wikitree-x/hlnajkhaamfegdphjdoaehdpngbblkof * WikiTree AGC: Working those pesky messy Gedcom suggestions? This will help order information from a Gedcom import chronologically. Directlink: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/wikitree-agc/jbmjbhgjjademhplejlndlbolmodingj * Linkclump: Working from a list of profiles and want to open them all in separate tabs? With this addon you can open two or more links in one go by holding "z" down on the keyboard and holding down the left mouse button and dragging it over a set of links: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/linkclump/lfpjkncokllnfokkgpkobnkbkmelfefj/related = Information and Guides = == Spring Clean-A-Thon (Spring) == '''Goal: To clear as many suggestions and errors on Wikitree.com as possible.''' === Information Spring Clean-a-thon === Team Nordic Noir will focus on database errors also known as "suggestions" for profiles in Denmark, Finland, Norway, Iceland and Sweden. === Instructions === # Choose a profile to work on. I recommend starting with the profiles in your own Watchlist. You can generate an error report for all the profiles you manage by going https://plus.wikitree.com/default.htm & entering your profile ID in the "Managed by" field. # Click on the Status button at the right-hand side and check to see what others have already done, if anything. # Correct the error, or choose an option to explain why it doesn't need to be corrected. If the profile isn't one that you manage, be very careful about the corrections you make and explain your changes in the box provided. Provide sources whenever possible or relevant. # Once you've worked through your own list, feel free to branch out to the other profiles in Scandinavia, which have been listed in the table below. If you like, you can choose to work on a time period, or a specific type of error. === How To Get Points (Important!) === : 1. After correcting the error, go back to the Status page. : 2. Be sure to enter your WikiTree ID in the box that says "Status Set By WikiTree ID" : 3. Choose the appropriate status and add a comment if needed. : 4. Click the ADD button at the bottom to save it. When saved, it will appear in the status history. === Advice for Spring Cleaning === Working the more simple suggestions will of course let you correct more errors in a small amount of time, ideal for a thon! But tackling the more challenging errors that might require some research time is just as good a choice. It all comes down to what you enjoy working on. Any amount of corrections is greatly appreciated, it all brings value to the tree and who knows maybe that one correction is what put us over the finishing line! In an ideal world all suggestions should eventually be cleared either way, but there are suggestions that brings more value to the health of our global family tree than others. Errors such as misconnected relationships, no dates on profiles, people who was too young or too old to be parents, all indicating errors in research or a faulty import to the tree. Do you have any suggestions in your own tree? Check it out either by going to Wikitree+ and adding your WikiTreeID under the "Manager" headline or goto your profile (or any profile you wish to work on) and hoover with your mouse over the WikiTreeID in the top menu, at the bottom of the list you will find "Suggestions", this will load suggestions for the first couple of generations; which is expandable. Always remember to fill out your WikiTreeID on the status page for the suggestion set the status as corrected with a short explanation. '''Some things to consider'''. If the profile you are correcting has a manager, be courteous, always explain your changes via the field above the bio. This is especially important when dealing with errors in research, always source the changes you make so that the person managing the profile doesn't feel railroaded and can follow up on what you found. === Wikitree+ === Wikitree+ allows you to create custom suggestion lists and can be found on this link: https://plus.wikitree.com/default.htm In the left side menu you can generate a list of specific suggestions. As an example, I want to work on Swedish profiles from the 19th century and decide to tackle the 311 suggestion. This is the suggestions for profiles with missing dates, but that is connected to a relative that does have dates. I pick 311 in the list under the "Suggestion" headline on the left side menu and under the "Text" headline I fill out "Sweden 19cen" which generates the following list: https://plus.wikitree.com/default.htm?report=err6&Query=Sweden+19cen&MaxErrors=1000&ErrorID=133 You can see in the red or yellow field the difficulty rating of an error and if there is a help video you find a link to YouTube as well. == Quick Links == {{G2GLink|}} Our G2G Team Post; Summer Connect-A-Thon 2021 * WikiTree+ : https://plus.wikitree.com/default.htm * Questions on how to handle a specific suggestion? Check out the help videos here: [[Space:Data_Doctors_Project_Video_Collection|Space:Data_Doctors_Project_Video_Collection]] * [[Help:Spring_Clean-a-Thon|Help: Spring Clean-A-Thon]] * [[Help:Spring_Clean-a-Thon/Video_Chats | Hangouts schedule]] * [[Spring_Clean-a-Thon#Tracking_Progress | Tracking your progress]] {{Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_SWE}} {{Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_NOR}} {{Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_FIN}} {{Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_DNK}} {{Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_ISL}} '''Other useful links''' * [[:Help:Spring_Clean-a-Thon| Help page]] * [[Spring_Clean-a-Thon_Tutorial|Tutorial]] ---- == Scan-A-Thon (Winter) == '''Goal: To scan and upload photos and other documents to as many Wikitree.com profiles as possible.''' === Members Scan-A-Thon === # # # === Instructions === # Scan and/or locate your photo/document. # Go to the profile you wish to add the photo/document to. # Go to the "Images" tab. # Click on "Click here to upload it." # Click "Choose File" # Add your source # Add title, location and date if you wish. # Pick Photo or Source # Click on "Upload image" Optional: If you wish to add the photo as the profile picture you can do so on the following page. == Stickers == To add a team sticker to your profile add the information below under the Biography heading;{{Clean-a-Thon|team=Nordic Noir|year=2021|suggestions=000}} and it will show like this: {{Clean-a-Thon|team= Nordic Noir |year=2021}} {{Connect-a-Thon|team=Nordic Noir|year=2021}} and it will show like this: {{Connect-a-Thon|team=Nordic Noir|year=2021}} {{Source-a-Thon|team=Nordic Noir|year=2021|suggestions=000}} and it will show like this: {{Source-a-Thon|team= Nordic Noir |year=2021}} == Nordic Noir Memories == [[Space:Nordic_Noir_Memories|Click here to go to the Memories page for team Nordic Noir!]] === To do? === Create separate pages for the different tons and use this as the base page with general information, linking to the page for the current thon?
'''January 2024 Connect-a-Thon:''' Team Nordic Noir added a total of 1,933 profiles!
'''October 2023 Source-a-Thon:''' Team Nordic Noir sourced a total of 1,557 profiles!
'''July 2023 Connect-a-Thon:''' Team Nordic Noir added a total of 1,611 profiles!
'''April 2023 Connect-a-Thon:''' Team Nordic Noir added a total of 2,170 profiles!
'''January 2023 Connect-a-Thon:''' Team Nordic Noir added a total of 2,847 profiles!
'''2022 Source-a-Thon:''' '''Friday, September 30, at 8 AM (EDT) to Monday, October 3, at 8 AM (EDT)''' '''Goal: '''To add a minimum of one good source to as many unsourced Wikitree.com profiles as possible. '''Source-a-Thon Sticker:'''
== July 2022 Connect-A-Thon == '''Friday, July 15, at 8 AM (EDT) to Monday, July 18, at 8 AM (EDT)''' '''Goal:''' To add as many new (sourced) profiles to already existing profiles on Wikitree.com as possible. === Members Connect-A-Thon === #[[Berryann-1|Missy Berryann]], Co-Captain and pre-1500 #[[Wall-7415|Jeffrey Wall]], Co-Captain #[[Hautala-20|Susan Hautala]] #[[Westerlind-24|Lauren (Westerlind) Farr]] #[[Lönnermark-1|Anders Lönnermark]] #[[Fremmerlid-1|Valerie (Fremmerlid) Penner]] #[[Østenstad-1|Rakelle (Østenstad) Teschner]] pre-1500 #[[Svensson-5180|Axel Svensson]] #[[Nelson-3486|Jamie Nelson]] pre-1500 #[[Bruhns-18|Nina Bruhns]] #[[Williams-109009|Mark Williams]] #[[Widenstedt-15|Antonia (Widenstedt) Reuvers]] pre-1500 #[[Ronnegård-1|Marie (Ronnegård) Ronnegård Fors]] #[[Lundholm-24|Maria Lundholm]] #[[Ellingson-287|Deb (Ellingson) Johnston]] #[[Tuley-92|Glenn Tuley]] #[[Mauger-110|Karen (Mauger) Gunn]] #[[Stamper-1306|Eric Stamper]] #[[Lindgren-519|Donald Lindgren]] #[[Niskakoski-1|Juha (Niskakoski) Soini]] pre-1500 #[[Fretheim-11|Erik Fretheim]] #[[Eliasen-117|Pernille (Eliasen) Jørgensen]] #[[Conrad-790|Robyn (Conrad) Adair]] #[[Pudas-6|Jonathan Pudas]] #[[Skerrett-93|Richard Skerrett]] === Instructions === # Find a profile in WikiTree with relations that are not yet added to WikiTree. # Click the "Edit" tab and then any of the links [add spouse], [add children], [add sibling], [add father], [add mother] under the "Edit family" header. # Create the new profile with good information and a minimum of one reliable/original source. The source can not be a link to someone's unsourced family tree (Geni, Ancestry, etc.). Any profiles added to Wikitree during the Connect-A-Thon will count as a point to you and your team. If you use "Add -> New person" it will not count as a point, but profiles added to said profile will count. Sign up by '''answering''' this {{G2GLink|1431009}} post and let them know you want to be part of Team Nordic Noir! The official Connect-a-Thon sticker to copy and paste on your profile:
== April 2022 Connect-A-Thon == '''Friday, April 22, at 8 AM (EDT) to Monday, April 25, at 8 AM (EDT)''' '''Goal:''' To add as many new (sourced) profiles to already existing profiles on Wikitree.com as possible. === Members Connect-A-Thon === #[[Berryann-1|Missy Berryann]], Captain and pre-1500 #[[Niskakoski-1|Juha Soini]], pre-1500 #[[Ronnegård-1|Marie Ronnegård Fors]] #[[Hautala-20|Susan Hautala]] #[[Williams-109009|Mark Williams]] #[[Fretheim-11|Erik Fretheim]] #[[Wall-7415|Jeffrey Wall]] #[[Mauger-110|Karen Gunn]] #[[Erickson-3770|Geoff Erickson]] #[[Bruhns-18|Nina Bruhns]] #[[Fremmerlid-1|Valerie Penner]] #[[Ellingson-287|Deb Johnston]] #[[Lönnermark-1|Anders Lönnermark]] #[[Djärv-1|Robert Djärv]] #[[Østenstad-1|Rakelle Teschner]], pre-1500 #[[Larson-5646|Mandy Larson]] #[[Steen-1128|Elizabeth Steen]] #[[Lindquist-84|Norm Lindquist]] #[[Miller-26228|Laurie Miller]] #[[Koehnline-1|Thomas Koehnline]] #[[Stamper-1306|Eric Stamper]] #[[Lindgren-519|Donald Lindgren]] #[[Nilsson-8000|Sebastian Johansson]] #[[Thorisdottir-4|Dagmar Thorisdottir]], pre-1500 #[[Noya-7|Michael Noya]] === Instructions === # Find a profile in WikiTree with relations that are not yet added to WikiTree. # Click the "Edit" tab and then any of the links [add spouse], [add children], [add sibling], [add father], [add mother] under the "Edit family" header. # Create the new profile with good information and a minimum of one reliable/original source. The source can not be a link to someone's unsourced family tree (Geni, Ancestry, etc.). Any profiles added to Wikitree during the Connect-A-Thon will count as a point to you and your team. If you use "Add -> New person" it will not count as a point, but profiles added to said profile will count. Sign up by '''answering''' this {{G2GLink|1392037}} post and let them know you want to be part of Team Nordic Noir! The official Connect-a-Thon sticker to copy and paste on your profile:
== Winter January 2022 Connect-A-Thon == '''Friday, January 14, at 8 AM (EDT) to Monday, January 17, at 8 AM (EDT)''' '''Goal:''' To add as many new (sourced) profiles to already existing profiles on Wikitree.com as possible. === Members Connect-A-Thon === #[[Berryann-1|Missy Berryann]], Captain and pre-1500 #[[Østenstad-1|Rakelle Teschner]], pre-1500 #[[Lundholm-24|Maria Lundholm]] #[[Bengtsson Korsås-1|Justus Bengtsson Korsås]] #[[Erickson-3770|Geoff Erickson]] #[[Thorisdottir-4|Dagmar Thorisdottir]], pre-1500 #[[Mauger-110|Karen Gunn]] #[[Fremmerlid-1|Valerie Penner]] #[[Lindgren-519|Donald Lindgren]] #[[Svensson-5180|Axel Svensson]] #[[Djärv-1|Robert Djärv]] #[[Steen-1128|Elizabeth Steen]] #[[Hautala-20|Susan Hautala]] #[[Niskakoski-1|Juha Soini]], pre-1500 #[[Widenstedt-15|Antonia Reuvers]], pre-1500 #[[Ronnegård-1|Marie Ronnegård Fors]] #[[Forstrom-18|Amy Wiemer]] #[[Lönnermark-1|Anders Lönnermark]] #[[Bruhns-18|Nina Bruhns]] #[[Ellingson-287|Deb Johnston]] #[[Lillieborg-1|Martin Lillieborg]] #[[Wall-7415|Jeffrey Wall]] #[[Eriksson-1141|Monika Palmgren]] #[[Nilsson-4802|Jan Nilsson]] #[[Hansen-16574|Kristina Hansen]] #[[Kaiser-3347|Nicolas Kaiser]] #[[Koehnline-1|Thomas Koehnline]] === Instructions === # Find a profile in WikiTree with relations that are not yet added to WikiTree. # Click the "Edit" tab and then any of the links [add spouse], [add children], [add sibling], [add father], [add mother] under the "Edit family" header. # Create the new profile with good information and a minimum of one good/original source. The source can not be a link to someone's unsourced family tree (Geni etc.). Any profiles added to Wikitree during the Connect-A-Thon will count as a point to you and your team. If you use "Add -> New person" it will not count as a point, but profiles added to said profile will count. Sign up by '''answering''' this {{G2GLink|1341478}} post and let them know you want to be part of Team Nordic Noir! The official Connect-a-Thon sticker to copy and paste on your profile:
== Source-A-Thon == '''Friday, October 1, at 8 AM (EDT) to Monday, October 4, at 8 AM (EDT)''' '''Goal: '''To add a minimum of one good source to as many unsourced Wikitree.com profiles as possible. '''Source-a-Thon Sticker:'''
== Summer Connect-A-Thon == '''Friday, July 23, at 8 AM (EDT) to Monday, July 26, at 8 AM (EDT)''' '''Goal:''' To add as many new profiles to already existing profiles on Wikitree.com as possible. === Members Connect-A-Thon === #[[Berryann-1|Missy Berryann]], Co-Captain #[[Widenstedt-15|Antonia Reuvers]], Co-Captain and Pre-1500 #[[Ronnegård-1|Marie Ronnegård]] #[[Lundholm-24|Maria Lundholm]] #[[Koehnline-1|T.L. Koehnline]] #[[Lönnermark-1|Anders Lönnermark]] #[[Lillieborg-1|Martin Lillieborg]] #[[Mauger-110|Karen Gunn]] #[[Hautala-20|Susan Hautala]] #[[Ellingson-257|Deb Johnston]] #[[Cater-268|M. Cater]] #[[Lindgren-519|Donald Lindgren]] #[[Christensen-8328|Eric Christensen]] #[[Østenstad-1|Rakelle Teschner]] #[[Kippner-1|E Kippner]] === Instructions === # Find a profile in WikiTree that has relations that are not yet added to WikiTree. # Click the "Edit" tab and then any of the links [add spouse], [add children], [add sibling], [add father], [add mother] under the "Edit family" header. # Create the new profile with good information and a minimum of one good/original source. The source can not be a link to someone's unsourced family tree (Geni etc.). Any profiles added to Wikitree during the Connect-A-Thon will count as a point to you and your team. If you use "Add -> New person" it will not count as a point, but profiles added to said profile will count. Sign up by '''answering''' this {{G2GLink|1253349}} post and let them know you want to be part of Team Nordic Noir! == Tips and Tricks == We recommend using Google Chrome as there is a row of useful addons that can be used for the thon and everyday wikitree'ing. Here's a list: * AutoTextExpander: Copy/Paste is not enough? Try setting up your own text macros with this addon. Simply set up the texts and connect it to a shortcut on your keyboard. Now you can instantly paste various texts it into the field/box your working in. Highly useful for those favorite sources or categories. Directlink: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/auto-text-expander-for-go/iibninhmiggehlcdolcilmhacighjamp * WikiTree X: Do you use FamilySearch Tree often and want to import or connect the data to WikiTree? This app is the fastest and easiest tool to do so. When it is installed you will be able to click the WikiTree X icon when you're on a FST profile and either update the Wikitree profile or import a profile. ''To update a profile'' paste the WikiTreeID into the top field and click "go". It will load an overview where you can chose which data should be set on the WikiTree profile.'' To import a profile'' pick what relationship the person has to the WikiTreeID in question and click "go". Marriage dates seems to not get imported, so this may be set manually before the profile is created, also if a person have alternative names, it might not always be set to the "main one", so keep an eye on this so the LNAB is correct. Please only import profiles that has at least one valid source, even better is to add a direct link to a FS-source as by standard the source simply links to the profile. (Researching Sweden I like to add a direct link to the birth source at Riksarkivet as a custom fact before importing a profile, two birds, one stone.) Directlink: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/wikitree-x/hlnajkhaamfegdphjdoaehdpngbblkof * WikiTree AGC: Working those pesky messy Gedcom suggestions? This will help order information from a Gedcom import chronologically. Directlink: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/wikitree-agc/jbmjbhgjjademhplejlndlbolmodingj * Linkclump: Working from a list of profiles and want to open them all in separate tabs? With this addon you can open two or more links in one go by holding "z" down on the keyboard and holding down the left mouse button and dragging it over a set of links: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/linkclump/lfpjkncokllnfokkgpkobnkbkmelfefj/related = Information and Guides = == Spring Clean-A-Thon (Spring) == '''Goal: To clear as many suggestions and errors on Wikitree.com as possible.''' === Information Spring Clean-a-thon === Team Nordic Noir will focus on database errors also known as "suggestions" for profiles in Denmark, Finland, Norway, Iceland and Sweden. === Instructions === # Choose a profile to work on. I recommend starting with the profiles in your own Watchlist. You can generate an error report for all the profiles you manage by going https://plus.wikitree.com/default.htm & entering your profile ID in the "Managed by" field. # Click on the Status button at the right-hand side and check to see what others have already done, if anything. # Correct the error, or choose an option to explain why it doesn't need to be corrected. If the profile isn't one that you manage, be very careful about the corrections you make and explain your changes in the box provided. Provide sources whenever possible or relevant. # Once you've worked through your own list, feel free to branch out to the other profiles in Scandinavia, which have been listed in the table below. If you like, you can choose to work on a time period, or a specific type of error. === How To Get Points (Important!) === : 1. After correcting the error, go back to the Status page. : 2. Be sure to enter your WikiTree ID in the box that says "Status Set By WikiTree ID" : 3. Choose the appropriate status and add a comment if needed. : 4. Click the ADD button at the bottom to save it. When saved, it will appear in the status history. === Advice for Spring Cleaning === Working the more simple suggestions will of course let you correct more errors in a small amount of time, ideal for a thon! But tackling the more challenging errors that might require some research time is just as good a choice. It all comes down to what you enjoy working on. Any amount of corrections is greatly appreciated, it all brings value to the tree and who knows maybe that one correction is what put us over the finishing line! In an ideal world all suggestions should eventually be cleared either way, but there are suggestions that brings more value to the health of our global family tree than others. Errors such as misconnected relationships, no dates on profiles, people who was too young or too old to be parents, all indicating errors in research or a faulty import to the tree. Do you have any suggestions in your own tree? Check it out either by going to Wikitree+ and adding your WikiTreeID under the "Manager" headline or goto your profile (or any profile you wish to work on) and hoover with your mouse over the WikiTreeID in the top menu, at the bottom of the list you will find "Suggestions", this will load suggestions for the first couple of generations; which is expandable. Always remember to fill out your WikiTreeID on the status page for the suggestion set the status as corrected with a short explanation. '''Some things to consider'''. If the profile you are correcting has a manager, be courteous, always explain your changes via the field above the bio. This is especially important when dealing with errors in research, always source the changes you make so that the person managing the profile doesn't feel railroaded and can follow up on what you found. === Wikitree+ === Wikitree+ allows you to create custom suggestion lists and can be found on this link: https://plus.wikitree.com/default.htm In the left side menu you can generate a list of specific suggestions. As an example, I want to work on Swedish profiles from the 19th century and decide to tackle the 311 suggestion. This is the suggestions for profiles with missing dates, but that is connected to a relative that does have dates. I pick 311 in the list under the "Suggestion" headline on the left side menu and under the "Text" headline I fill out "Sweden 19cen" which generates the following list: https://plus.wikitree.com/default.htm?report=err6&Query=Sweden+19cen&MaxErrors=1000&ErrorID=133 You can see in the red or yellow field the difficulty rating of an error and if there is a help video you find a link to YouTube as well. == Quick Links == {{G2GLink|}} Our G2G Team Post; Summer Connect-A-Thon 2021 * WikiTree+ : https://plus.wikitree.com/default.htm * Questions on how to handle a specific suggestion? Check out the help videos here: [[Space:Data_Doctors_Project_Video_Collection|Space:Data_Doctors_Project_Video_Collection]] * [[Help:Spring_Clean-a-Thon|Help: Spring Clean-A-Thon]] * [[Help:Spring_Clean-a-Thon/Video_Chats | Hangouts schedule]] * [[Spring_Clean-a-Thon#Tracking_Progress | Tracking your progress]] {{Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_SWE}} {{Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_NOR}} {{Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_FIN}} {{Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_DNK}} {{Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_ISL}} '''Other useful links''' * [[:Help:Spring_Clean-a-Thon| Help page]] * [[Spring_Clean-a-Thon_Tutorial|Tutorial]] ---- == Scan-A-Thon (Winter) == '''Goal: To scan and upload photos and other documents to as many Wikitree.com profiles as possible.''' === Members Scan-A-Thon === # # # === Instructions === # Scan and/or locate your photo/document. # Go to the profile you wish to add the photo/document to. # Go to the "Images" tab. # Click on "Click here to upload it." # Click "Choose File" # Add your source # Add title, location and date if you wish. # Pick Photo or Source # Click on "Upload image" Optional: If you wish to add the photo as the profile picture you can do so on the following page. == Stickers == To add a team sticker to your profile add the information below under the Biography heading;
Nordic Project, Templates and Stickers
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[[Category: Nordic Project]] '''This page is currently under construction. More will be added here soon.''' Both templates and stickers usually create an image+text on the profile and sometimes also adds a category to a profile. Since the sub-projects Denmark, Finland, Norway and Sweden already have templates and stickers created, those will be continued to use for each country. == Templates and stickers used on Nordic profiles == === Templates === '''Templates should be added above the text section of the edit page, i.e. above the Biography headline.''' These templates add the profile to a category. They should always be added above the Biography heading. ==== Project Box ====
The examples of project boxes, as can be seen above, is a template that '''should only be used on profiles that have any of the country sub-projects as manager'''. These profiles will be listed in the ''category page'' for the specific (sub-)project. If you think a profile would benefit from having a project as manager, please let us know. (There will also be a profile box made for the Nordic Project a bit later on.) ---- ==== Unsourced Template ==== {{Unsourced|Sweden}} : Using the Unsourced Template on a profile results in the box shown above being added to the profile. It can also be used for an unsourced profile to be added to the list of unsourced profiles for a specific country. : As an example, using {{Unsourced|Sweden}} would add the orange box and text above to the profile, as well as adding the profile to the [[:Category: Sweden, Unsourced Profiles ]]. : The country "Sweden" can be exchanged with any of the other Nordic countries. Currently, there are unsourced categories for Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden. : Please add {{Unsourced|Country of choice}} to the profile, '''above''' the == Biography == heading. ---- === Stickers === : '''Profile Stickers go in the text section of the edit page, below the Biography headline'''. There should be no extra hard returns above or below it, and no horizontal rules (----). : They are usually placed directly below the Biography headline, but they can be placed anywhere in the biography section, such as near where the information being highlighted is discussed. They are usually grouped together but they can be spread out. : They should not be placed in or below the Sources section. ---- ===== Country Sticker ===== {{Danish Native}} {{Finland Sticker}} {{Iceland Sticker}} {{Norway Native}} {{Sweden Sticker}} : These are the stickers available for people who was either born or living in any of these Nordic countries. For example, the Swedish one is to be used on profiles who lived and died in Sweden. : They can be used on a profile by adding {{Danish Native}} {{Finland Sticker}} {{Iceland Sticker}} {{Norway Native}} {{Sweden Sticker}} : For Finland, you can also choose the language for the sticker. For a biography in Finnish, please use {{Finland Sticker|lang=fi}} by adding {{Finland Sticker|lang=fi}} and for a biography in Swedish, please use {{Finland Sticker|lang=sv}} {{Finland Sticker|lang=sv}} : It should always be added below the == Biography == heading and above the == Sources == heading. ---- ===== Roots Sticker ===== {{Danish Roots}} {{Finnish_Roots}} {{Icelandic Roots}} {{Norway_Roots}} {{Swedish Roots}} : The Roots sticker may be used for any non-resident of the specifik Nordic country who has been identified as having ancestry from that country, including active WikiTree members. : It can be used on a profile by adding any of these stickers; {{Danish Roots}} {{Finnish_Roots}} {{Icelandic Roots}} {{Norway_Roots}} {{Swedish Roots}} : The sticker should always be added below the == Biography == heading and above the == Sources == heading. ---- ===== Notables Sticker ===== {{Notables Sticker|Sweden, Notables}} : The Notables sticker can be used with the country added to it. The country will not be seen in the sticker text but it will add the profile to the category of notables for that country. For example, this {{Notables Sticker|Sweden, Notables}} will add the profile to [[:Category: Sweden, Notables]]. : It should always be added below the == Biography == heading and above the == Sources == heading. ---- ===== Nobility Sticker===== {{EuroAristo Sticker|place=Sweden}} : The EuroAristo sticker can be used with the country added to it. However, this will not add the profile to any category since the profile should be added to the category for the house the profile belong to. : It can be used on a profile by adding {{EuroAristo Sticker|place=Sweden}} It should always be added below the == Biography == heading and above the == Sources == heading. ---- ===== Migrating Ancestor ===== : The migrating sticker can be used on the profiles of Nordic emigrants (or immigrants). It will not add the profile to any category. {{Migrating Ancestor |origin= Sweden |destination= Minnesota, USA |origin-flag= Swedish_Flags-41.png |destination-flag= US_Flags-20.png }} : This is an example of how it can be used on a profile by adding;
:{{Migrating Ancestor
:|origin= Sweden
:|destination= Minnesota, USA
:|origin-flag= Swedish_Flags-41.png
:|destination-flag= US_Flags-20.png}}
: It should always be added below the == Biography == heading and above the == Sources == heading. Be sure to not leave out {{ and }} in the beginning and end. : For more [[:Template:Migrating_Ancestor| info on the template and where to find flag images]]. ----
[[Category: Nordic Project]] '''This page is currently under construction. More will be added here soon.''' Both templates and stickers usually create an image+text on the profile and sometimes also adds a category to a profile. Since the sub-projects Denmark, Finland, Norway and Sweden already have templates and stickers created, those will be continued to use for each country. == Templates and stickers used on Nordic profiles == === Templates === '''Templates should be added above the text section of the edit page, i.e. above the Biography headline.''' These templates add the profile to a category. They should always be added above the Biography heading. ==== Project Box ====
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[[Category:Nordic Project Teams]] '''Navigation''': [[:Project:Nordic|Nordic Project]] > Nordic Project - Teams The purpose of this page is to present all the current teams operating under the Nordic Project. == Welcome == This page contains a list of all the sub-projects and teams that are part of the Nordic Project. New Project members will need to select one of the Geographical Teams, i.e. a Country Project to join, and we would be happy to have you join some other team as well. == Geographical Teams == These are the geographical sub-projects for the countries within Nordic Project. *[[Project:Denmark|Denmark Project]] - Danish profiles post-1200 to present day *[[Project:Finland|Finland Project]] - Finnish profiles post-1200 to present day *[[Project:Iceland| Iceland Project]] - Icelandic profiles post-1200 to present day *[[Project:Norway|Norway Project]] - Norwegian profiles post-1200 to present day *[[Project:Sweden|Sweden Project]] - Swedish profiles post-1200 to present day == Project Teams == *'''Membership Teams''' **[[Space:Nordic_Project_-_Leadership_Team|Nordic Project - Leadership Team]] - Project Leaders and Project Coordinators of Nordic Project **[[Space:Nordic Project - Nordic Trail Team|Nordic Trail Team]] - the trail guides help new members how to work on Nordic Profiles *'''[[Space:Nordic Project - Profile Improvement Team|Profile Improvement Teams]]''' - teams that help us improve Nordic Profiles, working on a specific task **[[Space:Nordic Project - Sourcerers Team|Sourcerers Team]] **[[Space:Nordic Project - Data Doctors Team|Data Doctors Team]] **[[Space:Nordic Project - Migration Team|Migration Team]] **[[Space:Nordic_Project_-_Gedcom_Scrap_Team|Gedcom Scrap Team]] **Possible teams for the future; Biography Builders Team, Connectors Team * '''Project Management Teams''' - For profiles managed by any of the Nordic sub-projects. ** [[Space:Nordic_Project_-_PMP_Team|PMP - Project Managed Profiles Team]] An advisory board, Project Leaders and Project Coordinators of Nordic Project, deciding which profiles should be project managed. ** [[Space:Nordic_Project_-_VIP_Team|VIP - Very Important Profiles Team]] - Project managed profiles that are of special importance to look their very best. **[[Project:Early_Scandinavia|Early Scandinavia Project]] - For profiles pre-1200 in Scandinavian ruled countries ** Possible teams for the future (now included in VIP); Royals and Nobility Team, Five-Star Profiles Team *'''Topic Teams''' **[[Space:Nordic Project - Categories Team|Categories Team]] The Categorization Project is a functional project that exists to help manage the category hierarchy and encourage the use of categorization. The Nordic Project Categories Team does the same for categories related to the Nordic countries. **[[Space:Nordic Project - Translation Team|Translation Team]] - Not yet active
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[[Category: Nordic Project Teams]] '''Navigation: [[Project:Nordic|Nordic Project]] > [[Space:Nordic_Project_-_Country_Sub-Projects|Nordic Project - Sub Projects and Teams]] ''' > [[Space:Nordic_Project_-_Profile_Improvement_Team|'''Nordic Project - Profile Improvement Teams''']] > Nordic Project Data Doctors Team '''The purpose of this team is''': :to make members aware of and to resolve suggestions, which are inconsistencies in the WikiTree profile database, and reported by [[Help:WikiTree_Plus|WikiTree Plus]], a tool and separate database developed by [[Trtnik-2|Ales Trnik, a WikiTree Team Lead.]] Suggestion Lists are updated weekly and published on Tuesdays. :'''''Suggestions''''' are: :*'''Errors'''- incorrect entries as the result of typos or imports of GEDCOM that need to be corrected; or :*'''Hints''' - results of inconsistencies in linking to external databases, like Ancestry or others, caused by a typo, an incorrect link to the profile, or an issue that needs investigating; or :*'''Warnings''' - produced by uncommon data due to a typo or unique information on profiles and must be reviewed and resolved. '''What do members of this team do?''' :This team corrects ''errors'', reviews and resolves ''warnings,'' and investigates ''hints''' in the WikiTree database following the guidelines of the Data Doctors Project, Nordic Project, and country subprojects. :There is a '''Difficulty Rating''' for each suggestion defined as: :*" 'Easy'"- fundamental format issues caused by typos, punctuation omissions, name or date errors. (Examples: Brackets, Typos in any field, Headings); :*"' Intermediate'" - requires knowledge of WikiTree functions and proper formatting. (Examples: Inline citations, Sourcing, Template formatting); or :* "'Advanced'" - requires multiple steps, research, and combines more than one intermediate function to resolve. (Examples: Merging, Clean up Profile after merges, duplicate sources). :Navigate to pages outlining the process and tools used in working on suggestions in WikiTree from this table. The bolded titles are the most important guidelines. :Find what you are interested in resolving through the ''Difficulty-Level Suggestions'' and ''Suggestions Groups & More'' links and pages. {| border="1" align="center" class="wikitable" style="font-style:; font-size:100%; width:98%; border: 3px Solid DarkRed; text-align=center;" |- !Colspan=4|Suggestions and Nordic Project Data Doctors Team - Related Page Links |- |[[Space:Suggestion_Reports_for_New_WikiTree_Members_and_Data_Doctors|'''Suggestions Guidelines''']] |[[Space:Suggestions_Reports_and_Suggestion_Status_Page#Status_Page_Updates|'''Suggestion Reports & Status Page''']] |[[Space:DBE_Status|'''Status Page ''']] |[[Project:Data_Doctors|'''Data Doctors Project Page''']] |- |[[Space:Easy_Suggestions|Easy Rating Suggestions]] |[[Space:Intermediate_Suggestions|Intermediate Rating Suggestions]] |[[Space:Advanced_Suggestions|Advanced Rating Suggestions]] |[[Project:Data_Doctors#Suggestions_Groups_.26_Navigation|Suggestions Groups & More]] |} ---- == Nordic Project Data Doctors Team == '''Leader Contact:''' *[[Moore-25062|Sheryl Moore]] '''Team Members:''' *[[Berryann-1|Missy Berryann]] *[[Crawford-15512|Amy Crawford]] *[[Fernqvist-1|Gunnar Fernqvist]] *[[Boy-41|Emily Holmberg]] *[[Dreyer-373|Sjana Bauer]] *[[Horvei-21|Aksel Horvei]] *[[Lönnermark-1|Anders Lönnermark]] *[[Miller-26228|Laurie Miller]] *[[Preisler-106|Carl Preisler]] *[[Ronnegård-1|Marie Ronnegård]] *[[Sandve-4|Bill Sandve]] *[[Stamper-1306|Eric Stamper]] *[[Wall-7415|Jeffrey Wall]] *[[Prestegaard-6|Kathy Schleicher]] *[[Svensson-5180|Axel Svensson]] ---- ==How You Can Help== The Nordic Data Doctors Team has two different ways to help: #"Officially" join the Team as a badged Data Doctor, or #If you just want to help lower "extra attention needed" suggestions counts To "officially" join the Nordic Project Data Doctors Team, please: *be a badged member of the [[Project: Nordic|Nordic Project]], and at least one country sub-project's badge, *be a badged Data Doctor through the [[Project:Data_Doctors|Data Doctors Project]], and *choose a specific country or countries to work on those suggestions : All Nordic Project and subproject members are encouraged to work on cleaning up suggestions. If you would like to help with this effort, you need to be a member of the Nordic Project, and at least one country subproject. You can contact the [[Moore-25062|Team Leader]] for instructions and help get you set up. :As an official Data Doctor Team member, you can: *Work on any Difficulty-Level suggestions (Easy, Intermediate, or Advanced) with review of you work on three Nordic profiles for any suggestions at each level, *Send more than the normal 20 emails a day limit for WikiTree members, *Help build instructions and best practices for the Nordic Data Doctors with the Team Leader, *Mentor new members in the Nordic Project to resolve their managed profiles' suggestions. :If you "just want to help" reduce the large number of suggestions requiring extra attention each month you need to have the Nordic Project badge and at least one country's subproject badge: *work on the'' Easy'' Suggestions involved for the suggestions needing extra attention, * inform the Team Leader what you are working on, and * contact the Team Leader with any questions or issues :However you want to help, we appreciate your efforts and contributions, and excited to work with you and grow the team. ==Team Progress== ====August 2022 Progress==== :Statistics from the Suggestions Lists published on 31 July and 30 August 2022 for work done in August were tablulated and summarized in this table. Please click on the links to review the full report by country and each suggestion listed. :The highlighted numbers on each country's report indicate 500 or more profiles with the suggestion, and require extra attention this month. :This table summarizes the total numbers for each country. * To see the countries' current complete Suggestions List, click on the country in the ''Nordic Country ''column. {| border="1" align="center" class="wikitable" style="font-size:100%; border: 3px Solid DarkRed;" ! align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;" |'''Nordic Country''' ! align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;" |'''Total Suggestions at
2022 0731''' ! align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;" |'''Total Suggestions at
2022 0830''' ! align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Trajectory''' ! align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Progress Percentage -
1 month ''' ! align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Progress Report Link''' |- |[[Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_ISL|'''Denmark''']] |2,880 |2,879 |{{Blue|↓ -1}} |{{Blue|↓ 0.03%}} |[[Space:Denmark_Reports#August_2022_Progress_Report|August 2022 Denmark]] |- |[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_FIN '''Finland'''] |6,752 |6,746 |{{Blue|↓ 6}} |{{Blue|↓ 0.1%}} |[[Space:Finland_Reports#August_2022_Progress_Report|August 2022 Finland]] |- |[[Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_ISL|'''Iceland''']] |78 |79 |{{Red|↑ 1}} |{{Red|↑ 1.3%}} |[[Space:Iceland_Reports#August_2022_Progress_Report| August 2022 Iceland]] |- |[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_NOR '''Norway'''] |8,138 |6,169 |{{Blue|↓ 1,969}} |{{Blue|↓ 24%}} |[[Space:Norway_Reports#August_Progress_Report| August 2022 Norway]] |- |[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_SWE '''Sweden'''] |20,443 |20,106 |{{Blue|↓ 337}} |{{Blue|↓ 1.7%}} |[[Space:Sweden_Reports#August_2022_Progress_Report|August 2022 Sweden]] |} ---- ===To Do in September 2022=== ====Table of ''Extra Attention Needed'' Suggestions==== :The following table is the list by country of those suggestions requiring extra attention this month with more than 500 profiles needing resolution. *'''Disclaimer''': ''Be sure you are comfortable working in the country and with the Suggestion Group, the individual suggestion, and the Difficulty Level indicated for the suggestion. If you need help, or want us to check a few suggestions you worked on, please contact one of this page's Profile Managers.'' ====Access & Instructions==== * To access the suggestion's list, click on the '''Suggestion Links by Country ''' for the suggestion you want to help with, which takes you directly to that suggestion at the top of your screen. : Note: ''If there is more than one country on the list, click on the suggestion's country link for the suggestion.'' * Once you click on the suggestion link and are at that suggestion in the report, scroll up a little to see the timeframes for the suggestion. *Click on the number in the timeframe you are comfortable researching to pull up the suggestion's list of profiles. {| border="1" align="center" class="wikitable" style="font-size:100%; border: 3px Solid DarkRed;" !align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;" |'''Suggestion Links By Country''' ! align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;" |Difficulty Level ! align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;" |''Denmark''' ! align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;" |'''Finland''' ! align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;" |'''Iceland''' ! align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;" |'''Norway''' ! align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;" |''' Sweden''' ! align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;" |''' Full Report Link by Country''' |- !Colspan=8|'''Location''' |- |[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_SWE#DBE_608 '''Sweden''' Error 608: Misspelled country in birth location] |Easy | | | | |5,330 |[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_SWE Sweden] |- |[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_SWE#DBE_638 '''Sweden'''Error 638: Misspelled country in birth location] |Easy | | | | |3,026 |[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_SWE Sweden] |- |[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_SWE#DBE_668 '''Sweden''' Error 668: Misspelled country in birth location] |Easy | | | | |774 |[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_SWE Sweden] |- !Colspan=8|'''Template''' |- |
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_FIN#DBE_892 ''' Finland ''' Error 892: Space page used as template]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_SWE#DBE_892 ''' Sweden ''' Error 892: Space page used as template] |Easy | |1,611 | | |1,099 |
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_FIN Finland]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_SWE Sweden] |- |
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_FIN#DBE_893 '''Finland''' Error 893: Space page used as transclusion] |Easy | |1,248 | | | |
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_FIN Finland]
|- !Colspan=8|'''References ''' |- |
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_SWE#DBE_944 '''Sweden''' Warning 944: Missing Span Anchors]
|Advanced | | | | |834 |[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_SWE Sweden] |- |[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_NOR#DBE_945 ''' Norway''' Warning 945: Unused Span Anchors]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_SWE#DBE_945 ''' Sweden''' Warning 945: Unused Span Anchors] |Easy | | | |599 |718 |
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_NOR Norway]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_SWE Sweden] |- !Colspan=8|'''Links''' |- |
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_DNK#DBE_965 '''Denmark''' Error 965: Link Error 404 Not Found]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_NOR#DBE_965 ''' Norway''' Error 965: Link error 404 Not Found]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_SWE#DBE_965 '''Sweden''' Error 965: Link error 404 Not Found] |Intermediate |626 | | |1,303 |3,264 |
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_DNK Denmark]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_NOR Norway]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_SWE Sweden] |- |
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_FIN#DBE_966 '''Finland''' Error 966: Link error various]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_SWE#DBE_966 '''Sweden''' Error 966: Link error various] |Intermediate | |1,325 | | |591 |
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_FIN Finland]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_SWE Sweden] |- !Colspan=8|'''Unique Names''' |- |
|[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_NOR#DBE_747 Warning 747: Unique Name in Middle Name] | | | | |720 | |
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_NOR Norway]
|- ||[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_FIN#DBE_777 '''Finland ''' Warning 777: Unique Name in Last Name at Birth]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_NOR#DBE_777 ''' Norway ''' Warning 777: Unique Name in Last Name at Birth]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_SWE#DBE_777 ''' Sweden''' Warning 777: Unique Name in Last Name at Birth] |Intermediate | |550 | |1,408 |642 |
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_FIN Finland]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_NOR Norway]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_SWE Sweden] |- |
|[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_NOR#DBE_787 '''Norway ''' Warning 787: Unique Name in Current Last Name]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_SWE#DBE_787 '''Sweden '''Warning 787: Unique Name in Current Last Name]
|Intermediate | | | |1,071 |601 |
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_NOR Norway]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_SWE Sweden] |- |
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_NOR#DBE_797 ''' Norway ''' Warning 797: Unique Name in Other Last Names]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_SWE#DBE_797 ''' Sweden''' Warning 797: Unique Name in Other Last Names] |Intermediate | | | |1,406 |563 |
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_NOR Norway]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_SWE Sweden] |- !Colspan=8|'''Profile Completeness''' |- |
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_SWE#DBE_456 '''Sweden''' Warning 456: Profile completeness - Birth date Status not set] |Easy | | | | |531 |[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_SWE Sweden] |- |
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_SWE#DBE_458 '''Sweden''' Warning 458: Profile completeness - Birth Location Status not set] |Easy | | | | |598 |[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_SWE Sweden] |} ---- === Nordic Countries Suggestions Work Archive=== : See previous months' reports preserved here: [[Space:Nordic_Project_Data_Doctors_Team_Progress_Reports#April_2022_Progress| Nordic Countries Progress Reports]]. ----
2022 0731''' ! align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;" |'''Total Suggestions at
2022 0830''' ! align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Trajectory''' ! align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Progress Percentage -
1 month ''' ! align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Progress Report Link''' |- |[[Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_ISL|'''Denmark''']] |2,880 |2,879 |{{Blue|↓ -1}} |{{Blue|↓ 0.03%}} |[[Space:Denmark_Reports#August_2022_Progress_Report|August 2022 Denmark]] |- |[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_FIN '''Finland'''] |6,752 |6,746 |{{Blue|↓ 6}} |{{Blue|↓ 0.1%}} |[[Space:Finland_Reports#August_2022_Progress_Report|August 2022 Finland]] |- |[[Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_ISL|'''Iceland''']] |78 |79 |{{Red|↑ 1}} |{{Red|↑ 1.3%}} |[[Space:Iceland_Reports#August_2022_Progress_Report| August 2022 Iceland]] |- |[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_NOR '''Norway'''] |8,138 |6,169 |{{Blue|↓ 1,969}} |{{Blue|↓ 24%}} |[[Space:Norway_Reports#August_Progress_Report| August 2022 Norway]] |- |[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_SWE '''Sweden'''] |20,443 |20,106 |{{Blue|↓ 337}} |{{Blue|↓ 1.7%}} |[[Space:Sweden_Reports#August_2022_Progress_Report|August 2022 Sweden]] |} ---- ===To Do in September 2022=== ====Table of ''Extra Attention Needed'' Suggestions==== :The following table is the list by country of those suggestions requiring extra attention this month with more than 500 profiles needing resolution. *'''Disclaimer''': ''Be sure you are comfortable working in the country and with the Suggestion Group, the individual suggestion, and the Difficulty Level indicated for the suggestion. If you need help, or want us to check a few suggestions you worked on, please contact one of this page's Profile Managers.'' ====Access & Instructions==== * To access the suggestion's list, click on the '''Suggestion Links by Country ''' for the suggestion you want to help with, which takes you directly to that suggestion at the top of your screen. : Note: ''If there is more than one country on the list, click on the suggestion's country link for the suggestion.'' * Once you click on the suggestion link and are at that suggestion in the report, scroll up a little to see the timeframes for the suggestion. *Click on the number in the timeframe you are comfortable researching to pull up the suggestion's list of profiles. {| border="1" align="center" class="wikitable" style="font-size:100%; border: 3px Solid DarkRed;" !align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;" |'''Suggestion Links By Country''' ! align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;" |Difficulty Level ! align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;" |''Denmark''' ! align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;" |'''Finland''' ! align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;" |'''Iceland''' ! align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;" |'''Norway''' ! align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;" |''' Sweden''' ! align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;" |''' Full Report Link by Country''' |- !Colspan=8|'''Location''' |- |[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_SWE#DBE_608 '''Sweden''' Error 608: Misspelled country in birth location] |Easy | | | | |5,330 |[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_SWE Sweden] |- |[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_SWE#DBE_638 '''Sweden'''Error 638: Misspelled country in birth location] |Easy | | | | |3,026 |[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_SWE Sweden] |- |[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_SWE#DBE_668 '''Sweden''' Error 668: Misspelled country in birth location] |Easy | | | | |774 |[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_SWE Sweden] |- !Colspan=8|'''Template''' |- |
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_FIN#DBE_892 ''' Finland ''' Error 892: Space page used as template]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_SWE#DBE_892 ''' Sweden ''' Error 892: Space page used as template] |Easy | |1,611 | | |1,099 |
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_FIN Finland]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_SWE Sweden] |- |
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_FIN#DBE_893 '''Finland''' Error 893: Space page used as transclusion] |Easy | |1,248 | | | |
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_FIN Finland]
|- !Colspan=8|'''References ''' |- |
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_SWE#DBE_944 '''Sweden''' Warning 944: Missing Span Anchors]
|Advanced | | | | |834 |[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_SWE Sweden] |- |[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_NOR#DBE_945 ''' Norway''' Warning 945: Unused Span Anchors]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_SWE#DBE_945 ''' Sweden''' Warning 945: Unused Span Anchors] |Easy | | | |599 |718 |
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_NOR Norway]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_SWE Sweden] |- !Colspan=8|'''Links''' |- |
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_DNK#DBE_965 '''Denmark''' Error 965: Link Error 404 Not Found]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_NOR#DBE_965 ''' Norway''' Error 965: Link error 404 Not Found]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_SWE#DBE_965 '''Sweden''' Error 965: Link error 404 Not Found] |Intermediate |626 | | |1,303 |3,264 |
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_DNK Denmark]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_NOR Norway]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_SWE Sweden] |- |
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_FIN#DBE_966 '''Finland''' Error 966: Link error various]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_SWE#DBE_966 '''Sweden''' Error 966: Link error various] |Intermediate | |1,325 | | |591 |
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_FIN Finland]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_SWE Sweden] |- !Colspan=8|'''Unique Names''' |- |
|[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_NOR#DBE_747 Warning 747: Unique Name in Middle Name] | | | | |720 | |
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_NOR Norway]
|- ||[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_FIN#DBE_777 '''Finland ''' Warning 777: Unique Name in Last Name at Birth]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_NOR#DBE_777 ''' Norway ''' Warning 777: Unique Name in Last Name at Birth]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_SWE#DBE_777 ''' Sweden''' Warning 777: Unique Name in Last Name at Birth] |Intermediate | |550 | |1,408 |642 |
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_FIN Finland]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_NOR Norway]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_SWE Sweden] |- |
|[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_NOR#DBE_787 '''Norway ''' Warning 787: Unique Name in Current Last Name]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_SWE#DBE_787 '''Sweden '''Warning 787: Unique Name in Current Last Name]
|Intermediate | | | |1,071 |601 |
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_NOR Norway]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_SWE Sweden] |- |
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_NOR#DBE_797 ''' Norway ''' Warning 797: Unique Name in Other Last Names]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_SWE#DBE_797 ''' Sweden''' Warning 797: Unique Name in Other Last Names] |Intermediate | | | |1,406 |563 |
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_NOR Norway]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_SWE Sweden] |- !Colspan=8|'''Profile Completeness''' |- |
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_SWE#DBE_456 '''Sweden''' Warning 456: Profile completeness - Birth date Status not set] |Easy | | | | |531 |[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_SWE Sweden] |- |
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_SWE#DBE_458 '''Sweden''' Warning 458: Profile completeness - Birth Location Status not set] |Easy | | | | |598 |[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_SWE Sweden] |} ---- === Nordic Countries Suggestions Work Archive=== : See previous months' reports preserved here: [[Space:Nordic_Project_Data_Doctors_Team_Progress_Reports#April_2022_Progress| Nordic Countries Progress Reports]]. ----
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[[Category:Nordic Project Teams]] [[Category: Nordic Project Trail]] '''Navigation: [[Project:Nordic|Nordic Project]] > [[Space:Nordic_Project_-_Country_Sub-Projects|Nordic Project - Sub Projects and Teams]] >Nordic Trail Team > [[Space:Nordic_Project_-_Nordic_Trail_Info|Nordic Trail Info''']] {{Image|file=Nordic_Trail_Part_1.jpg |align=c |size=l }} '''The purpose of this team is:'''
: To help guide new Nordic Project members how to do research and improve profiles of people who lived in the Nordic countries ([[:Project:Denmark|Denmark]], [[:Project:Finland|Finland]], [[:Space:Project_Iceland|Iceland]], [[:Project:Norway|Norway]], and [[:Project:Sweden|Sweden]]) by primarily using the original sources available online. It will also be an opportunity for a researcher already using original sources to learn about WikiTree and Nordic Project profile guidelines. '''What do members of this team do?'''
: The '''Trail Coordinator''' is the first point of contact and also the one who connects a Trail Guide with a new Explorer. : A '''Trail Guide''' takes on the mission to guide a new Nordic Project member, an '''Explorer''', in how to do basic research for three, currently orphaned, profiles of a chosen Nordic country. By having Trail Guides working one on one, helping out and encouraging an Explorer, we hope more WikiTree members will work with original sources of the Nordic countries. In time, we hope to raise the numbers of experienced WikiTree members who actively work on Nordic profiles and perhaps even become Trail Guides themselves. '''Members;'''
: Nordic Trail Coordinator: : Trail Guides: : Current Explorers: ---- {{Image|file=Nordic_Project_-_Nordic_Trail_Team-1.jpg |align=r |size=m |caption=Nordic Flags }} '''Do you want to know more?''' : Check out the info page, '''[[Space:Nordic_Project_-_Nordic_Trail_Info|Nordic Project - Nordic Trail Info]]''' '''Do you want to help out as a Trail Guide?''' : Send a private message to the Trail Coordinator or post a message on this page for us to contact you. '''Do you want to become an Explorer?''' : Please check the '''[[:Space:Nordic_Project_-_Nordic_Trail_Info|info page]]''' if the country you are interested in has been activated. If you find it is active, send a private message to the Trail Coordinator or post a message on this page for us to contact you. ---- Resources and links for Nordic Trail: Trail Guides: : [[Space:Nordic_Project_-_Nordic_Trail_Guide_Instructions|Nordic Project - Nordic Trail Guide Instructions, Step 1]] : [[Space:Nordic_Trail_-_Orphaned_Profiles_1800-1899|Nordic Trail - Orphaned Profiles 1800-1899]] Trail Explorers: : [[Space:Nordic_Trail_-_Explorer_Instructions_Step_1]]
: To help guide new Nordic Project members how to do research and improve profiles of people who lived in the Nordic countries ([[:Project:Denmark|Denmark]], [[:Project:Finland|Finland]], [[:Space:Project_Iceland|Iceland]], [[:Project:Norway|Norway]], and [[:Project:Sweden|Sweden]]) by primarily using the original sources available online. It will also be an opportunity for a researcher already using original sources to learn about WikiTree and Nordic Project profile guidelines. '''What do members of this team do?'''
: The '''Trail Coordinator''' is the first point of contact and also the one who connects a Trail Guide with a new Explorer. : A '''Trail Guide''' takes on the mission to guide a new Nordic Project member, an '''Explorer''', in how to do basic research for three, currently orphaned, profiles of a chosen Nordic country. By having Trail Guides working one on one, helping out and encouraging an Explorer, we hope more WikiTree members will work with original sources of the Nordic countries. In time, we hope to raise the numbers of experienced WikiTree members who actively work on Nordic profiles and perhaps even become Trail Guides themselves. '''Members;'''
: Nordic Trail Coordinator: : Trail Guides: : Current Explorers: ---- {{Image|file=Nordic_Project_-_Nordic_Trail_Team-1.jpg |align=r |size=m |caption=Nordic Flags }} '''Do you want to know more?''' : Check out the info page, '''[[Space:Nordic_Project_-_Nordic_Trail_Info|Nordic Project - Nordic Trail Info]]''' '''Do you want to help out as a Trail Guide?''' : Send a private message to the Trail Coordinator or post a message on this page for us to contact you. '''Do you want to become an Explorer?''' : Please check the '''[[:Space:Nordic_Project_-_Nordic_Trail_Info|info page]]''' if the country you are interested in has been activated. If you find it is active, send a private message to the Trail Coordinator or post a message on this page for us to contact you. ---- Resources and links for Nordic Trail: Trail Guides: : [[Space:Nordic_Project_-_Nordic_Trail_Guide_Instructions|Nordic Project - Nordic Trail Guide Instructions, Step 1]] : [[Space:Nordic_Trail_-_Orphaned_Profiles_1800-1899|Nordic Trail - Orphaned Profiles 1800-1899]] Trail Explorers: : [[Space:Nordic_Trail_-_Explorer_Instructions_Step_1]]
Nordic Project - Sourcerers Team
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[[Category: Nordic Project Teams]] '''Navigation: [[Project:Nordic|Nordic Project]] > [[Space:Nordic_Project_-_Country_Sub-Projects|Nordic Project - Sub Projects and Teams]]''' > [[Space:Nordic_Project_-_Profile_Improvement_Team|'''Nordic Project - Profile Improvement Teams''']] > Nordic Sourcerers Team '''The purpose of this team is:''' To locate sources for unsourced Nordic profiles. The primary goal is to locate at least one primary source for each of the currently unsourced Nordic profiles, and to add a complete and precise citation for each source that is found. If you enjoy searching through the digital archives in a hunt for that one elusive source, then you would be a great asset to the Nordic Sourcerers Team. '''What do members of this team do?''' We improve profiles by adding sources to them in accordance with the WikiTree and the Nordic Project sourcing guidelines. Some of these guidelines include: * Using primary sources when they are available. * Using inline source citations when possible. * Including links to online sources. * Using the {{Unsourced}} templates to manage unsourced profiles. * Using Research Notes when appropriate. Some members of the Nordic Sourcerers Team also participate in the WikiTree Sourcerers Challenges. Any work done on unsourced Nordic profiles can count towards your monthly challenge goals. '''Team Members:''' Team Leader: [[Stamper-1306|Eric Stamper]] Team Members (Listed by countries and regions of expertise): '''Denmark''' *[[Sorenson-750|Darlene (Sorenson) Bittaker]], Malling *[[Hanmer-105|Jo Hanmer]], Ribe Amt & Randers Amt *[[Henriksen-597|Hanne Henriksen]], Jylland *[[Davis-76584|C Pierson]] *[[Preisler-106|Carl Preisler]] *[[Selmer-20|Ole Selmer]] '''Finland''' *[[Hautala-20|Susan Hautala]] *[[Stamper-1306|Eric Stamper]] '''Iceland''' *[[Thorisdottir-4|Dagmar Thorisdottir]], Pre-1500 Certified '''Norway''' *[[Christopher-1419|Gary Christopher]] *[[Munson-2224|Kitty Cooper]] *[[Horvei-21|Aksel Horvei]], Pre-1500 Certified *[[Johnson-113915|Angela Johnson]] *[[Ellingson-287|Deb S Johnston]] *[[Fremmerlid-1|Valerie (Fremmerlid) Penner]], Møre og Romsdal *[[Prestegaard-6|Kathy Schleicher]] *[[Wall-7415|Jeffrey Wall]] *[[Wiborg-8|JIm Wiborg]] '''Sweden''' *[[Berryann-1|Missy Berryann]], Pre-1500 Certified *[[Mauger-110|Karen Gunn]] *[[Ling-1817|Per-Åke Ling]] *[[Lönnermark-1|Anders Lönnermark]] *[[Davis-76584|C Pierson]] *[[Ronnegård-1|Marie Ronnegård]] *[[Stamper-1306|Eric Stamper]] *[[Wall-7415|Jeffrey Wall]] ---- == Steps To A Well Sourced Profile == '''1. Pick A Profile''': : You can pick any unsourced Nordic Project profile from the time period and location of your choice. See the section on [[#Locating| Locating Unsourced Profiles]] for more information. '''2. Locate Reliable Sources''': : The ideal goal is to locate a reliable source for each fact on a profile. The minimal goal is to locate at least one reliable source that corroborates a single life event and/or relationship listed on the profile. There are two categories of sources that should be considered when doing research: : '''Primary sources''' are considered the most reliable. They are original documents that were recorded at the time of an event and have not been altered or distorted by third parties. Examples of primary sources include birth and death registration records, parish household records, and original copies of wills. : '''Secondary sources''' are less reliable than primary sources and should not be relied upon. They can, however, be a helpful aid for locating primary sources. They are sources that contain information that is presented after the fact, by third parties who may not have been a witness to the event. Examples of secondary sources include newspaper articles, oral histories provided by family members, and family trees that have been compiled by others. '''3. Evaluate The Data''': : Once a primary source has been located that may match the profile being worked on, the data should be evaluated for accuracy and consistency. Has enough research been done to reasonably ensure that the correct person is represented in the source? Do the dates, locations, and expected relationships from the source match the information on the profile? If not, then further research will be needed. If the data does match, caution should still be used to ensure that the source does not reference another individual with a similar name in a similar location. This is where locating multiple sources that corroborate one another becomes very useful. The more sources that are located, the greater the certainty about the data listed on a profile. '''4. Record The Data''': : Once a source has been evaluated as a match for the current profile, the data should be entered into the available data fields. If there is already data in the fields it should be checked for accuracy and any necessary changes should be made. In particular, the location data fields should be as complete as possible, using the Nordic Project location name guidelines. For more information about data fields, please review the following help pages: * [[:Category:Profile_Editing_Help|Editing Profile Fields]] * [[Space:Sweden_Project_-_Name_and_Location_Fields|Sweden Name and Location Fields]] '''5. Record The Source''': : Once you have a reliable source, it is critical that a reference to that source be included on the profile. Some guidelines for recording the source are: * The source citation should be as complete and concise as possible. * The source citation should include a link to any online sources. * The source citation should link to freely available repositories when possible. * The source citation should be included "inline", in the biography section, when possible. : These steps will allow the fastest and easiest access to the sources and will make the citations as concise and clear as possible for other researchers. : Sources should be added in accordance with the WikiTree and the Nordic Project sourcing guidelines. For more information about sourcing, please review the following help pages: * [[Help:Sources|How To Record Sources On WikiTree]] * [[Help:Sources_Style_Guide|WikiTree Sources Style Guide]] * [[Space:Sweden_Project_-_Source_Citation_Format|Sweden Sourcing Guidelines]] '''6. Add Research Notes''': : It is always helpful to future researchers to know what research has already been conducted on a profile. The Research Notes section of the profile is a great place to add notes about what research has been done and any other useful information such as discrepancies, missing data, or unusual circumstances. This will help the next researcher work effectively without needing to repeat research that has already been done. : If you have searched for sources and have not been able to locate any, you should make a note of where you unsuccessfully searched in the Research Notes section. For example, a note stating something like "The Bäckaby Parish birth records were searched for the years 1891 to 1893 and a birth record for Johan Luur was not located" would be helpful for future researchers. * More information about [[Help:Research_Notes|Research Notes]] '''7. Update The Unsourced Template''': : Once a profile has been sourced, the Templates and Categories associated with that profile should be updated accordingly. There are two common ways of designating that a profile needs sources: : '''Unsourced Templates''' are used to show the big orange banner on a profile indicating that "This profile lacks source information. Please add sources that support the facts." When the profile is in edit mode, you can view the code that adds the Unsourced Template to the profile. For example, on a Sweden profile, you should see '''{{Unsourced|Sweden}} ''' just above the ==Biography== tag. : '''Unsourced Categories''' are used to add a profile to a readily accessible grouping of unsourced profiles, but does not add the orange banner. When the profile is in edit mode, you can view the code that adds the Unsourced Category to the profile. For example, on a Sweden profile, you should see '''[[Category:Sweden, Unsourced Profiles]] ''' just above the ==Biography== tag. : If the profile has been completely sourced, then both the Template and/or Category snippets can be removed. This will remove the profile from the Unsourced Profiles Report, and will no longer show the banner on the profile or the profile in the Unsourced Category. On the other hand, if you have only begun sourcing the profile and it can use more work, then it should be added to a new '''Maintenance Category''' that indicates the type of work still needed, and the country the profile belongs to. : Some examples that could be used are the "Needs Birth Record" or "Needs More Records" Categories, among others. To add the "Needs More Records" category to a Sweden profile, the '''[[Category:Sweden, Needs More Records]] ''' snippet would replace the previously used Unsourced Template or Category snippets. * The full list of the [[:Category:Nordic%2C_Maintenance_Categories|Nordic Project Maintenance Categories]] '''8. Extra Credit''': : The profile has now been sourced, but there is always more that can be done. Some available options are to improve the biography and to connect the profile to other profiles. The [[Project:Profile_Improvement|Profile Improvement Project Page]] provides more information on ways to further improve profiles. : You can also paricipate in the WikiTree Sourcerers' Challenges by joining their project. The profiles that you source for the Nordic Project may also qualify for receiving points in their challenges. Learn more at the [[Project:Sourcerers|WikiTree Sourcerers Project Page]]. ---- == Locating Unsourced Profiles == :Unsourced profiles can be found by using WikiTree+. :Click on one of the following country links and then select the blue "Get profiles" button to generate a report: * [https://plus.wikitree.com/default.htm?report=srch1&Query=Denmark+Unsourced+Profiles&MaxProfiles=500&SortOrder=Default&PageSize=500 WikiTree+ Denmark Profiles] *[https://plus.wikitree.com/default.htm?report=srch1&Query=Finland+Unsourced+Profiles&MaxProfiles=500&SortOrder=Default&PageSize=500 WikiTree+ Finland Profiles] *[https://plus.wikitree.com/default.htm?report=srch1&Query=Iceland+Unsourced+Profiles&MaxProfiles=500&SortOrder=Default&PageSize=500 WikiTree+ Iceland Profiles] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/default.htm?report=srch1&Query=Norway+Unsourced+Profiles&MaxProfiles=500&SortOrder=Default&PageSize=500 WikiTree+ Norway Profiles] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/default.htm?report=srch1&Query=Sweden+Unsourced+Profiles&MaxProfiles=500&SortOrder=Default&PageSize=500 WikiTree+ Sweden Profiles] :Adding a century to the search field will limit the results to people born in that century. These are examples used for centuries: 17Cen, 18Cen, 19Cen, 20Cen (do not add the comma to search field). ---- == Unsourced Profile Reports By Country == === Denmark, Unsourced Profiles === {{CategoryInfoBox Unsourced |name= Denmark |parent= Nordic |location= name |resourcescategory= yes |TOC= yes |report= DNK }} === Finland, Unsourced Profiles === {{CategoryInfoBox Unsourced |name= Finland, Unsourced Profiles |parent= Nordic |location= Finland (en) |report= FIN }} === Iceland, Unsourced Profiles === {{CategoryInfoBox Unsourced |name= Iceland |parent= Nordic |location= name |resourcescategory= yes |TOC= yes |report= ISL }} === Norway, Unsourced Profiles === {{CategoryInfoBox Unsourced |name= Norway |parent= Nordic |location= name |resourcescategory= yes |TOC= yes |report= NOR }} === Sweden, Unsourced Profiles === {{CategoryInfoBox Unsourced |name= Sweden |parent= Nordic |location= name |resourcescategory= yes |TOC= yes |report= SWE }}
Nordic Trail - Part 1
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[[Category: Nordic Trail Old Resource Pages]] :'''Navigation: [[Project:Nordic|Nordic Project]]''' > [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Nordic_Project_-_Nordic_Trail_Team '''Nordic Trail'''] > Nordic Trail - Part 1 > [[Space:Nordic_Trail%2C_Part_2|'''Nordic Trail - Part 2''']] {{Image|file=Nordic_Trail_Part_1.jpg |align=c |size=l }} ==
* Linking to other Wikitree profiles in the biography. * Categories and how to categorize your profiles for the [[Space:Nordic_Project%2C_Category_Maintenance|Nordic Project]]. * [[Space:Nordic_Project%2C_Templates_and_Stickers|Nordic Project Templates and Stickers]], for example how to add the county sticker of your chosen country to a profile (finishing touches). * [[Space:Nordic Language Alphabets|Nordic Language Alphabets]]. * Using [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Help:Sources citations for sourcing]. * The use of research notes to leave information for yourself and future researchers. :#[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Help:Research_Notes Research Notes Help Page]: This page outlines why a "Research Notes" section can be helpful, where to properly place the research notes section, and it introduces "[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Help:Research_Note_Boxes Research Note Boxes]." ===Sourcing=== :Sourcing is used to support (or challenge) a family tree, to establish family connections, to help "prove" (or disprove) family lineages, and to record where the information came from. Here is a good article that sums things up: [https://www.tamurajones.net/GenealogyWithoutDocumentationIsMythology.xhtml Genealogy Without Sources is Mythology!] :'''Sources are either original or derivative.''' :A '''primary source''' is one that was recorded either at the time of the event or shortly afterwards. Although these sources are generally reliable, they can have errors and you will learn how to evaluate the information contained in them, especially when one source contradicts another. Here are examples of original sources where the information gathered from them is generally considered reliable: * Birth records. * Death records. * Marriage records. * Family bibles with birth/marriage/death dates. * Books that cite primary sources. This would Include books that transcribe birth/marriage/death records as well as authored family histories or trees that cite birth/marriage/death records. * Military records. * Will and estate records. * Court records. * Burial records. * History books that would have collected information from the subjects themselves. * Newspaper articles with the publication name, date, and location. * A proof summary of multiple sources of supporting evidence used to draw a reasonable conclusion. :A '''secondary source''' is one that is written after the event or period has passed. Secondary sources can still be reliable if they cite primary sources. They can be useful for clues about where to look for primary sources, or for background information to expand the profile's biography (for example, a history book which covers an occupation and what it was like during the time period we are researching). :Information from '''derivative sources''', unless supported by other sources, should be considered '''uncertain''' and marked as such. However, since the community does not enforce a set standard of proof, this is a determination made by the editors of the profile — the Wiki Genealogists who are engaged in finding and evaluating sources of information. See "[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Help:Disagreements_about_Certainty Disagreements about Certainty]" before considering marking information added by someone else as "Uncertain." :Here are examples of '''derivative sources''': * A link to a personal family tree. * A family tree found online, including GEDCOMs, LDS ancestral files, World Family Tree, RootsWeb, Geni, Ancestry Member Trees, etc. If the tree cites reliable proofs, find the proofs and cite them. * Yates Publishing, US and International Marriage Records, 1560-1900, from Ancestry.com. * Find-A-Grave. Find-A-Grave profiles rarely cite reliable proofs. When they do, find the proofs and cite them. * Transcriptions of documents (wills, etc.) found online that are not published. * A discussion in a genealogy forum. If the discussion cites reliable proofs, find the proofs and cite them. * Books with family trees/family histories that do not cite reliable sources. These books are secondary sources and should be seen as a starting point. Further research is needed to confirm those relationships. * Edmund West Collection, from Ancestry.com, per their own description, "should be used to find primary sources." :Reliable and unreliable sources vary greatly in reliability. It can be helpful to know why the source was created and by whom when evaluating how reliable a source is. Generally, governmental and church records are reliable. :Always remember that transcriptions may be inaccurate. Every time someone transcribes information from one place to another, there is a risk of human error, especially when the handwriting is difficult to read. ====What about Online Family Trees?==== :A family tree by itself is '''not''' a reliable source. A good family tree cites primary sources so you can double check the accuracy of the facts as presented. Cite the primary source used by that family tree rather than the name of the tree itself. An unsourced family tree contains no evidence to confirm what is being presented. :Please do NOT use ''any'' of these online family trees types as "sources." * Ancestry * Rootsweb * Geni * Familysearch: Pedigree Resource Files or User-Submitted Genealogies * MyHeritage * Geneanet * WeRelate {{Image|file=Nordic_Trail_Part_1-1.jpg |align=c |size=m }}
Welcome to the Nordic Trail - Part 1!
== ===What you will be doing in this stage of the Nordic Trail=== #You will have been sent a "Welcome to the Nordic Trail" email from the Membership Coordinator. #Choose one Nordic country you would like to learn more about and let the Membership Coordinator know. You will receive an email including the country you chose, a profile name and Wikitree ID. We will check that no one else has already chosen it, then confirm it's yours to work on and allocate you a Trail Guide who specializes in your chosen country. #You should add sources for birth, marriage, death and any censuses or household examination/visitation records (Where the clergy visited each home in his parish and wrote down each person living at their home. They usually included the years each person was born.). You are using only the free resources listed on this page. You may also add birth sources for any children listed. At a minimum, your finished profile must have enough information to ensure it does not get incorrectly merged with another profile with a similar name. We encourage you to include as much of the person's life in their biography as you can find in primary, original sources. #All location, date or name fields must be in the correct format. #Use a "Research Notes" section if there is anything you have not been able to find or where aspects of the biography need further research. #When you have finished working on your profile, ask your Trail Guide to review your work. Make any amendments suggested by your Trail Guide before moving on to another profile. #After working through at least three 1800-1899 profiles, you may want to move onto [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Nordic_Trail%2C_Part_2 Part 2] where you will work on two 1700-1799 period profiles. ====What subjects will be covered==== * Sources: what sources are available for each country and where to find them. :#[[Space:Denmark_Project_Reliable_Sources|Reliable Danish Sources]] :#[[Space:Finland_Project_Reliable_Sources|Reliable Finnish Sources]] :#[[Space:Project_Iceland|Reliable Icelandic Sources]] :#[[Space:Norway_Project_Reliable_Sources|Reliable Norwegian Sources]] :#[[Space:Sweden_Project_Reliable_Sources|Reliable Swedish Sources]] * [[Space:Nordic_Project_-_Name_Field_Guidelines|Nordic Naming Guidelines]] * Critical analysis: have I found a fact about the correct person? * Formatting: The use of headings and lists to make the profile easier to read. :#[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Help:Biographies Biographies Help Page]: This page outlines the required and optional headings for the biography portion of a profile. * Biography writing. :#Is there a list of known children? Is it sourced by at least one primary or secondary source? * How to correctly fill in the profile's data fields. ::[[Project:Sweden|Project Sweden]] has good in-depth explanations on names that are applicable to Finnish names as the two countries were united for so long. Frozen patronymics are very rare in Finland though. We will be using what is written in the sources, i.e. Swedish names in most cases as Finnish names began first appearing in churchbooks at the end of the 19th century. If you are in doubt about anything, ask a question in our Google Groups forum, or if you are not a member, ask a question in [https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/questions '''G2G'''] using the tag Finland. WikiTree policy of using what the people themselves would have used does not apply here as we only have sources for the Swedish names that the clergy used in the church books.* Linking to other Wikitree profiles in the biography. * Categories and how to categorize your profiles for the [[Space:Nordic_Project%2C_Category_Maintenance|Nordic Project]]. * [[Space:Nordic_Project%2C_Templates_and_Stickers|Nordic Project Templates and Stickers]], for example how to add the county sticker of your chosen country to a profile (finishing touches). * [[Space:Nordic Language Alphabets|Nordic Language Alphabets]]. * Using [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Help:Sources citations for sourcing]. * The use of research notes to leave information for yourself and future researchers. :#[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Help:Research_Notes Research Notes Help Page]: This page outlines why a "Research Notes" section can be helpful, where to properly place the research notes section, and it introduces "[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Help:Research_Note_Boxes Research Note Boxes]." ===Sourcing=== :Sourcing is used to support (or challenge) a family tree, to establish family connections, to help "prove" (or disprove) family lineages, and to record where the information came from. Here is a good article that sums things up: [https://www.tamurajones.net/GenealogyWithoutDocumentationIsMythology.xhtml Genealogy Without Sources is Mythology!] :'''Sources are either original or derivative.''' :A '''primary source''' is one that was recorded either at the time of the event or shortly afterwards. Although these sources are generally reliable, they can have errors and you will learn how to evaluate the information contained in them, especially when one source contradicts another. Here are examples of original sources where the information gathered from them is generally considered reliable: * Birth records. * Death records. * Marriage records. * Family bibles with birth/marriage/death dates. * Books that cite primary sources. This would Include books that transcribe birth/marriage/death records as well as authored family histories or trees that cite birth/marriage/death records. * Military records. * Will and estate records. * Court records. * Burial records. * History books that would have collected information from the subjects themselves. * Newspaper articles with the publication name, date, and location. * A proof summary of multiple sources of supporting evidence used to draw a reasonable conclusion. :A '''secondary source''' is one that is written after the event or period has passed. Secondary sources can still be reliable if they cite primary sources. They can be useful for clues about where to look for primary sources, or for background information to expand the profile's biography (for example, a history book which covers an occupation and what it was like during the time period we are researching). :Information from '''derivative sources''', unless supported by other sources, should be considered '''uncertain''' and marked as such. However, since the community does not enforce a set standard of proof, this is a determination made by the editors of the profile — the Wiki Genealogists who are engaged in finding and evaluating sources of information. See "[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Help:Disagreements_about_Certainty Disagreements about Certainty]" before considering marking information added by someone else as "Uncertain." :Here are examples of '''derivative sources''': * A link to a personal family tree. * A family tree found online, including GEDCOMs, LDS ancestral files, World Family Tree, RootsWeb, Geni, Ancestry Member Trees, etc. If the tree cites reliable proofs, find the proofs and cite them. * Yates Publishing, US and International Marriage Records, 1560-1900, from Ancestry.com. * Find-A-Grave. Find-A-Grave profiles rarely cite reliable proofs. When they do, find the proofs and cite them. * Transcriptions of documents (wills, etc.) found online that are not published. * A discussion in a genealogy forum. If the discussion cites reliable proofs, find the proofs and cite them. * Books with family trees/family histories that do not cite reliable sources. These books are secondary sources and should be seen as a starting point. Further research is needed to confirm those relationships. * Edmund West Collection, from Ancestry.com, per their own description, "should be used to find primary sources." :Reliable and unreliable sources vary greatly in reliability. It can be helpful to know why the source was created and by whom when evaluating how reliable a source is. Generally, governmental and church records are reliable. :Always remember that transcriptions may be inaccurate. Every time someone transcribes information from one place to another, there is a risk of human error, especially when the handwriting is difficult to read. ====What about Online Family Trees?==== :A family tree by itself is '''not''' a reliable source. A good family tree cites primary sources so you can double check the accuracy of the facts as presented. Cite the primary source used by that family tree rather than the name of the tree itself. An unsourced family tree contains no evidence to confirm what is being presented. :Please do NOT use ''any'' of these online family trees types as "sources." * Ancestry * Rootsweb * Geni * Familysearch: Pedigree Resource Files or User-Submitted Genealogies * MyHeritage * Geneanet * WeRelate {{Image|file=Nordic_Trail_Part_1-1.jpg |align=c |size=m }}
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[[Category:Clean-a-Thon Teams]][[Category:Source-a-Thon]][[Category: Scan-a-Thon]][[Category: Connect-a-Thon]] [[Category:Challenges_Teams]] = Nor'Easters = '''[https://discord.gg/9EMSdccnn3 Discord Chat link] Click link to join the WikiTree Discord chat and voice server and the Nor'Easters room.''' '''[https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/1506055 G2G Thon chat] Click link to go to the G2G Thon chat.''' '''[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1jlRaiRtaMEpsPdeuRLS2ids4HAXJyGVCKiQyEMh4NNE/edit#gid=1488231109 Nor'Easter Spreadsheet Link] Useful spreadsheet to find info, link to unsourced profiles, etc''' ==2024 Apr Connect-a-thon Roster== # [[Tibbetts-150|Steven Tibbetts]] Captain (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Sourcerer) # [[Gahn-22|Nanette Pezzutti]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Sourcerer) # [[Perkins-10405| Eric Perkins]] (pre-1700) # [[Brady-1436|Joy Beer]] (Data Doctor, Sourcerer) # [[Cormier-1939|Gisèle Cormier]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Cemeterist, Arborist, Project Leader) # [[Johnson-43462|Leigh Anne Dear]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Sourcerer) # [[Bourque-573|Cindy Cooper]] (Data Doctor, Sourcerer, Arborist, Project Leader) # [[Forstrom-18|Amy Wiemer]] (pre-1700, Cemeterist, Data Doctor) # [[MacKenzie-7649|Carolyn MacKenzie]] (pre-1700) # [[Schoonover-723|Tina Chase]] (pre-1700, Sourcerer, Cemeterist) # [[Lee-29092|Cathy L. Brandstetter]] (pre-1700) # [[Pease-3024|Bill Pease]] (pre-1700) # [[Sargent-2894|Debbie (Sargent) Cravens]] (pre-1700) # [[Cross-9591|Carolyn Cross]] (pre-1700) # [[Svedrovic-8|Nina Hall]] (pre-1700) # [[Hussey-2032|Angela (Hussey) Pugh]] (pre-1700) # [[MacFarland-179|Molly Gardner]] (pre-1700) # [[Duggan-996|Jim Duggan]] (pre-1700) # [[Stanch-4|Linda Stanch]] # [[St._Jean-2|Michelle St. Jean]] (pre-1700) == 2024 Connect-A-Thon == This will run from '''''Friday, Apr 12 at 8 AM (ET) to Monday, Apr 15, 8 AM (ET).''''' Hope to see you there. '''[https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/1717455/have-you-registered-for-our-april-2024-connect-a-thon-yet?show=1717474#a1717474 Registration link] and will close Wed, Apr 10.''' COMMENT under the NOR'EASTERS answer!!! We're a challenge team that has participated in every [[Help:Source-a-Thon|Source-a-Thon]], [[Help:Clean-a-Thon|Clean-a-Thon]], [[Help:Scan-a-Thon|Scan-a-Thon]], and [[Help:Connect-a-Thon|Connect-a-Thon]] We don't specifically limit what profiles we edit, but the Canadian Maritime Provinces (New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island), plus Newfoundland and Labrador, Acadians, and New England (Maine, Vermont, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island) are what ties our team together. Many of us have ancestors from these areas and will be focusing on profiles of people from these areas. Links: * [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1jlRaiRtaMEpsPdeuRLS2ids4HAXJyGVCKiQyEMh4NNE/edit#gid=1488231109 Nor'Easter Spreadsheet Link] * [https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/1465966 Nor'Easter Chat] * [https://discord.gg/9EMSdccnn3 Discord Chat link] to join the WT Discord chat. Once verified and their Team Lists are updated, you should see Team on the left side (near the bottom) and Nor'Easters will be under there. Check [[Help:Discord#How_to_get_started|Help Page for Discord]] if you need more help or the link doesn't work * [[Help:Scan-a-Thon#Participation Scan-a-thon | Scan-a-thon Help]] * [[Help:Source-a-Thon | Source-a-thon Help]] * [[Space:Sourcing_Primer_-_Instructional|Sourcing Primer]] * [[Source-a-Thon_Hangouts|Source-a-thon video chat calendar]] *'''[[Help:Connect-a-Thon|Connect-a-thon help]]''' *'''[[Space:WikiTree_Connect-a-Thon_Tutorial |Connect-a-thon Tutorial]]''' *'''[[Space:Fran%27s_Connecting_How-To-1| Fran's Connecting How-to]]''' *'''WikiTree [[Help:Connect-a-Thon/Video_Hangouts|Video Chat Hangouts]] schedule''' *'''[https://plus.wikitree.com/Challenges/ConnectAThon/TeamAndUser.htm Connect-a-thon Tracking Page] *If you haven't installed [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Space:WikiTree_Sourcer Sourcer App], it is a great app for searching for sources, as well as creating Inline Citation, Source citations, or Narrative with inline citation. {{Connect-a-Thon | team=Nor'Easters | year=April 2024 | profiles=56}} Placing the following text in your bio will put this sticker on your profile (your name automatically appears but you need to enter the year and total connected profiles when the challenge is over): :{{Connect-a-Thon | team=Nor'Easters | year=April 2024 | profiles=56}} [[Template:Connect-a-Thon|More details on the sticker are here]] === {{Red|How to Add Profiles during Connect - a -Thon}} === '''We have finally been given more clarification and Chris W has updated the [[Help:Connect-a-Thon#Participation_Instructions|Help Page]], so please review before the Thon starts Jan 13. ''' To 'score a point', you must: #Go into Edit mode on any profile. Profile can exist before the start of the Thon or have been created during the Thon, so multiple generations can now be added. #Select the Add father, mother, sibling, spouse, or child. #From that next page ''Edit family of '' is shown at the top. ''Add of '' is seen near the top #'''IF you enter an existing Wikitree Profile ID in ''Step A'' at the top''', this should not count as a point during the Connect-a-Thon, but it can be done to create a new family member connection. '''Do NOT create Duplicates''' that later have to be merged. #You must enter all of the information about the new profile on that page #Select the Black button at the bottom ''Add of '' ==Connect-a-thon== =={{Red|'While Find a Grave may point to links, by itself it is not a reliable source. It does work well to target searches though.'}}== === Connecticut === * [[Automated:DD_Unconnected_List_CT| Unconnected List for Connecticut]] *[[:Category:Connecticut%2C_Needs_Profiles_Created | Connecticut: '''Needs Profiles Created''' Category]] *'''Find a Grave Suggestions for Possible Father, Mother, Spouse''' on profiles with Location CT / Connecticut using Wikitree + (select {{Blue |'Find Suggestions'}} button to see Suggestions) **[https://plus.wikitree.com/default.htm?report=err6&Query=err591+CT&MaxErrors=1000& Hint 591: Find a Grave - Possible father with CT location] **[https://plus.wikitree.com/default.htm?report=err6&Query=err591+Connecticut&MaxErrors=1000& Hint 591: Find a Grave - Possible father with Connecticut location] **[https://plus.wikitree.com/default.htm?report=err6&Query=err592+CT&MaxErrors=1000& Hint 592: Find a Grave - Possible mother with CT location] **[https://plus.wikitree.com/default.htm?report=err6&Query=err592+Connecticut&MaxErrors=1000& Hint 592: Find a Grave - Possible mother with Connecticut location] **[https://plus.wikitree.com/default.htm?report=err6&Query=err593+CT&MaxErrors=1000& Hint 593: Find a Grave - Possible spouse with CT location] **[https://plus.wikitree.com/default.htm?report=err6&Query=err593+Connecticut&MaxErrors=1000& Hint 593: Find a Grave - Possible spouse with Connecticut location] === Maine === * [[Automated:DD_Unconnected_List_ME| Unconnected List for Maine]] *[[:Category:Maine%2C_Needs_Profiles_Created | Maine: '''Needs Profiles Created''' Category]] *'''Find a Grave Suggestions for Possible Father, Mother, Spouse''' on profiles with Location Ct / Connecticut using Wikitree + (select {{Blue |'Find Suggestions'}} button to see Suggestions) **[https://plus.wikitree.com/default.htm?report=err6&Query=err591+ME&MaxErrors=1000& Hint 591: Find a Grave - Possible father with ME location] **[https://plus.wikitree.com/default.htm?report=err6&Query=err591+Maine&MaxErrors=1000& Hint 591: Find a Grave - Possible father with Maine location] **[https://plus.wikitree.com/default.htm?report=err6&Query=err592+ME&MaxErrors=1000& Hint 592: Find a Grave - Possible mother with ME location] **[https://plus.wikitree.com/default.htm?report=err6&Query=err592+Maine&MaxErrors=1000& Hint 592: Find a Grave - Possible mother with Maine location] **[https://plus.wikitree.com/default.htm?report=err6&Query=err593+ME&MaxErrors=1000& Hint 593: Find a Grave - Possible spouse with ME location] **[https://plus.wikitree.com/default.htm?report=err6&Query=err593+Maine&MaxErrors=1000& Hint 593: Find a Grave - Possible spouse with Maine location] === Massachusetts === * [[Automated:DD_Unconnected_List_MA| Unconnected List for Massachusetts]] *[[:Category:Massachusetts%2C_Needs_Profiles_Created | Massachusetts: '''Needs Profiles Created''' Category]] *'''Find a Grave Suggestions for Possible Father, Mother, Spouse''' on profiles with Location MA / Massachusetts using Wikitree + (select {{Blue |'Find Suggestions'}} button to see Suggestions) **[https://plus.wikitree.com/default.htm?report=err6&Query=err591+MA&MaxErrors=1000& Hint 591: Find a Grave - Possible father with MA location] **[https://plus.wikitree.com/default.htm?report=err6&Query=err591+Massachusetts&MaxErrors=1000& Hint 591: Find a Grave - Possible father with Massachusetts location] **[https://plus.wikitree.com/default.htm?report=err6&Query=err592+MA&MaxErrors=1000& Hint 592: Find a Grave - Possible mother with MA location] **[https://plus.wikitree.com/default.htm?report=err6&Query=err592+Massachusetts&MaxErrors=1000& Hint 592: Find a Grave - Possible mother with Massachusetts location] **[https://plus.wikitree.com/default.htm?report=err6&Query=err593+MA&MaxErrors=1000& Hint 593: Find a Grave - Possible spouse with MA location] **[https://plus.wikitree.com/default.htm?report=err6&Query=err593+Massachusetts&MaxErrors=1000& Hint 593: Find a Grave - Possible spouse with Massachusetts location] === New Hampshire === * [[Automated:DD_Unconnected_List_NH| Unconnected List for New Hampshire]] *[[:Category:New_Hampshire%2C_Needs_Profiles_Created | New Hampshire: '''Needs Profiles Created''' Category]] *'''Find a Grave Suggestions for Possible Father, Mother, Spouse''' on profiles with Location NH / New Hampshire using Wikitree + (select {{Blue |'Find Suggestions'}} button to see Suggestions) **[https://plus.wikitree.com/default.htm?report=err6&Query=err591+NH&MaxErrors=1000& Hint 591: Find a Grave - Possible father with NH location] **[https://plus.wikitree.com/default.htm?report=err6&Query=err591+New_Hampshire&MaxErrors=1000& Hint 591: Find a Grave - Possible father with New Hampshire location] **[https://plus.wikitree.com/default.htm?report=err6&Query=err592+NH&MaxErrors=1000& Hint 592: Find a Grave - Possible mother with NH location] **[https://plus.wikitree.com/default.htm?report=err6&Query=err592+New_Hampshire&MaxErrors=1000& Hint 592: Find a Grave - Possible mother with New Hampshire location] **[https://plus.wikitree.com/default.htm?report=err6&Query=err593+NH&MaxErrors=1000& Hint 593: Find a Grave - Possible spouse with NH location] **[https://plus.wikitree.com/default.htm?report=err6&Query=err593+New_Hampshire&MaxErrors=1000& Hint 593: Find a Grave - Possible spouse with New Hampshire location] === Rhode Island === * [[Automated:DD_Unconnected_List_RI| Unconnected List for Rhode Island]] *[[:Category:Rhode_Island%2C_Needs_Profiles_Created | Rhode Island: '''Needs Profiles Created''' Category]] *'''Find a Grave Suggestions for Possible Father, Mother, Spouse''' on profiles with Location RI/ Rhode Island using Wikitree + (select {{Blue |'Find Suggestions'}} button to see Suggestions) **[https://plus.wikitree.com/default.htm?report=err6&Query=err591+RI&MaxErrors=1000& Hint 591: Find a Grave - Possible father with RI location] **[https://plus.wikitree.com/default.htm?report=err6&Query=err591+Rhode_Island&MaxErrors=1000& Hint 591: Find a Grave - Possible father with Rhode Island location] **[https://plus.wikitree.com/default.htm?report=err6&Query=err592+I&MaxErrors=1000& Hint 592: Find a Grave - Possible mother with RI location] **[https://plus.wikitree.com/default.htm?report=err6&Query=err592+Rhode_Island&MaxErrors=1000& Hint 592: Find a Grave - Possible mother with Rhode Island location] **[https://plus.wikitree.com/default.htm?report=err6&Query=err593+I&MaxErrors=1000& Hint 593: Find a Grave - Possible spouse with RI location] **[https://plus.wikitree.com/default.htm?report=err6&Query=err593+Rhode_Island&MaxErrors=1000& Hint 593: Find a Grave - Possible spouse with Rhode Island location] === Vermont === * [[Automated:DD_Unconnected_List_VT| Unconnected List for Vermont]] *[[:Category:Vermont%2C_Needs_Profiles_Created | Vermont '''Needs Profiles Created''' Category]] *'''Find a Grave Suggestions for Possible Father, Mother, Spouse''' on profiles with Location VT / Vermont using Wikitree + (select {{Blue |'Find Suggestions'}} button to see Suggestions) **[https://plus.wikitree.com/default.htm?report=err6&Query=err591+VT&MaxErrors=1000& Hint 591: Find a Grave - Possible father with VT location] **[https://plus.wikitree.com/default.htm?report=err6&Query=err591+Vermont&MaxErrors=1000& Hint 591: Find a Grave - Possible father with Vermont location] **[https://plus.wikitree.com/default.htm?report=err6&Query=err592+VT&MaxErrors=1000& Hint 592: Find a Grave - Possible mother with VT location] **[https://plus.wikitree.com/default.htm?report=err6&Query=err592+Vermont&MaxErrors=1000& Hint 592: Find a Grave - Possible mother with Vermont location] **[https://plus.wikitree.com/default.htm?report=err6&Query=err593+VT&MaxErrors=1000& Hint 593: Find a Grave - Possible spouse with VT location] **[https://plus.wikitree.com/default.htm?report=err6&Query=err593+Vermont&MaxErrors=1000& Hint 593: Find a Grave - Possible spouse with Vermont location] === New Brunswick === * [[Automated:DD_Unconnected_List_CAN_NBR| Unconnected List for New Brunswick]] *[[:Category:New_Brunswick%2C_Needs_Profiles_Created | New Brunswick: '''Needs Profiles Created''' Category]] *'''Find a Grave Suggestions for Possible Father, Mother, Spouse''' on profiles with Location New Brunswick using Wikitree + (select {{Blue |'Find Suggestions'}} button to see Suggestions) **[https://plus.wikitree.com/default.htm?report=err6&Query=err591+New_Brunswick&MaxErrors=1000& Hint 591: Find a Grave - Possible father with New Brunswick location] **[https://plus.wikitree.com/default.htm?report=err6&Query=err592+New_Brunswick&MaxErrors=1000& Hint 592: Find a Grave - Possible mother with New Brunswick location] **[https://plus.wikitree.com/default.htm?report=err6&Query=err593+New_Brunswick&MaxErrors=1000& Hint 593: Find a Grave - Possible spouse with New Brunswick location] === Newfoundland and Labrador === * [[Automated:DD_Unconnected_List_CAN_NFL| Unconnected List for Newfoundland and Labrador]] *[[:Category:Newfoundland_and_Labrador%2C_Needs_Profiles_Created | Newfoundland and Labrador: '''Needs Profiles Created''' Category]] *'''Find a Grave Suggestions for Possible Father, Mother, Spouse''' on profiles with Location Newfoundland using Wikitree + (select {{Blue |'Find Suggestions'}} button to see Suggestions) **[https://plus.wikitree.com/default.htm?report=err6&Query=err591+Newfoundland&MaxErrors=1000& Hint 591: Find a Grave - Possible father with Newfoundland location] **[https://plus.wikitree.com/default.htm?report=err6&Query=err592+Newfoundland&MaxErrors=1000& Hint 592: Find a Grave - Possible mother with Newfoundland location] **[https://plus.wikitree.com/default.htm?report=err6&Query=err593+Newfoundland&MaxErrors=1000& Hint 593: Find a Grave - Possible spouse with Newfoundland location] **[https://plus.wikitree.com/default.htm?report=err6&Query=err591+Labrador&MaxErrors=1000& Hint 591: Find a Grave - Possible father with Labrador location] **[https://plus.wikitree.com/default.htm?report=err6&Query=err592+Labrador&MaxErrors=1000& Hint 592: Find a Grave - Possible mother with Labrador location] **[https://plus.wikitree.com/default.htm?report=err6&Query=err593+Labrador&MaxErrors=1000& Hint 593: Find a Grave - Possible spouse with Labrador location] === Nova Scotia === * [[Automated:DD_Unconnected_List_CAN_NS| Unconnected List for Nova Scotia]] *[[:Category:Nova_Scotia%2C_Needs_Profiles_Created | Nova Scotia: '''Needs Profiles Created''' Category]] *'''Find a Grave Suggestions for Possible Father, Mother, Spouse''' on profiles with Location Nova Scotia using Wikitree + (select {{Blue |'Find Suggestions'}} button to see Suggestions) **[https://plus.wikitree.com/default.htm?report=err6&Query=err591+Nova_Scotia&MaxErrors=1000& Hint 591: Find a Grave - Possible father with Nova Scotia location] **[https://plus.wikitree.com/default.htm?report=err6&Query=err592+Nova_Scotia&MaxErrors=1000& Hint 592: Find a Grave - Possible mother with Nova Scotia location] **[https://plus.wikitree.com/default.htm?report=err6&Query=err593+Nova_Scotia&MaxErrors=1000& Hint 593: Find a Grave - Possible spouse with Nova Scotia location] === Prince Edward Island === * [[Automated:DD_Unconnected_List_CAN_PEI| Unconnected List for Prince Edward Island]] *[[:Category:Prince_Edward_Island%2C_Needs_Profiles_Created | Prince Edward Island '''Needs Profiles Created''' Category]] *'''Find a Grave Suggestions for Possible Father, Mother, Spouse''' on profiles with Location New Brunswick using Wikitree + (select {{Blue |'Find Suggestions'}} button to see Suggestions) **[https://plus.wikitree.com/default.htm?report=err6&Query=err591+New_Brunswick&MaxErrors=1000& Hint 591: Find a Grave - Possible father with New Brunswick location] **[https://plus.wikitree.com/default.htm?report=err6&Query=err592+New_Brunswick&MaxErrors=1000& Hint 592: Find a Grave - Possible mother with New Brunswick location] **[https://plus.wikitree.com/default.htm?report=err6&Query=err593+New_Brunswick&MaxErrors=1000& Hint 593: Find a Grave - Possible spouse with New Brunswick location] === Acadians === * [[:Category:Acadian,_Needs_Connection,_Connection_Research_Done| '''Needs_Connection''',_Connection_Research_Done Category for Acadia]] *[[:Category:Acadia,_Needs_Profiles_Created | Acadia '''Needs Profiles Created''' Category]] *[https://plus.wikitree.com/default.htm?report=srch1&Query=acadian+unconnected+&MaxProfiles=500&SortOrder=BiDa&PageSize=500 Wikitree + Search for Unconnected Acadian] *'''Find a Grave Suggestions for Possible Father, Mother, Spouse''' on profiles with Location Acadia using Wikitree + (select {{Blue |'Find Suggestions'}} button to see Suggestions) **[https://plus.wikitree.com/default.htm?report=err6&Query=err591+Acadia&MaxErrors=1000& Hint 591: Find a Grave - Possible father with Acadia location] **[https://plus.wikitree.com/default.htm?report=err6&Query=err592+Acadia&MaxErrors=1000& Hint 592: Find a Grave - Possible mother with Acadia location] **[https://plus.wikitree.com/default.htm?report=err6&Query=err593+Acadia&MaxErrors=1000& Hint 593: Find a Grave - Possible spouse with Acadia location] ----- = Team History = [https://plus.wikitree.com/Challenges/default.htm participation lists] ==Connect-a-thon Jan 2024 teamroster== {{Image|file=Nor_easters_Team-24.jpg |caption=Connect-a-thon Jan 2024 }} # [[Tibbetts-150|Steven Tibbetts]] Captain (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Sourcerer) # [[Lowe-866|Karen J. Lowe]] Captain (pre-1700, Project Leader, Sourcerer) # [[Johnson-43462|Leigh Anne Dear]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Sourcerer) # [[Schoonover-723|Tina Chase]] (pre-1700, Sourcerer, Cemeterist) # [[Forstrom-18|Amy Wiemer]] (pre-1700, Cemeterist, Data Doctor) # [[Marsh-6355| Elizabeth D. Marsh]] (pre-1700) # [[Cormier-1939|Gisèle Cormier]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Cemeterist, Arborist, Project Leader) # [[Bunker-3019|Mason Bunker]] (Cemeterist) # [[Blevins-2594|Lynnette Hettrick]] (pre-1700, Sourcerer, Connector) # [[Evans-3182|Kathy Evans]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Sourcerer) # [[Gahn-22|Nanette Pezzutti]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Sourcerer) # [[Lee-29092|Cathy L. Brandstetter]] (pre-1700) # [[Lamberton-139|Roy Lamberton]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Sourcerer) # [[Sargent-2894|Debbie (Sargent) Cravens]] (pre-1700) # [[Steinbrecher-24| Jon Marie Pearson]] # [[Perkins-10405| Eric Perkins]] (pre-1700) # [[Brady-1436|Joy Beer]] (Data Doctor, Sourcerer) # [[Cross-9591|Carolyn Cross]] (pre-1700) # [[Bourque-573|Cindy Cooper]] (Data Doctor, Sourcerer, Arborist, Project Leader) # [[Pease-3024|Bill Pease]] (pre-1700) # [[Field-2406|Ken Field]] (pre-1700) # [[Hussey-2032|Angela (Hussey) Pugh]] (pre-1700) # [[Lind-1704|Lorri Byrne]] (pre-1700) # [[Whitten-1|Chris Whitten]] (pre-1500, Team Member, WikiTree Owner) # [[Gill-3793|Jo Gill]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Cemeterist) # [[Miller-43334|Koreen Miller]] (pre-1700) # [[McDougle-525|Kathleen Pugliese]] (pre-1700) ==Source-a-thon 2023 team roster== {{Image|file=Nor_easters_Team-23.jpg |caption=Source-a-thon 2023 }} # #308 [[Tibbetts-150|Steven Tibbetts]] Captain (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Sourcerer) # #056 [[Johnson-43462|Leigh Anne Dear]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Sourcerer) # #225 [[Sargent-2894|Debbie (Sargent) Cravens]] (pre-1700) # #279 [[Kabrich-1|Robin Kabrich]] (pre-1700, US History, Project Coordinator) # #312 [[Lamberton-139|Roy Lamberton]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Sourcerer) # #314 [[Gahn-22|Nanette Pezzutti]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Sourcerer) # #320 [[Forstrom-18|Amy Wiemer]] (pre-1700, Cemeterist, Data Doctor) # #339 [[Bourque-573|Cindy Cooper]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Project Leader) # #349 [[Pickrell-54|Scoti Pickrell]] (pre-1700) # #433 [[McCarthy-5653|Nikell McCarthy]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Sourcerer) # #451 [[Gunn-4239|Priscilla Ryan]] (pre-1700) # #461 [[Schoonover-723|Tina Chase]] (pre-1700, Sourcerer, Cemeterist) # #464 [[Hussey-2032|Angela (Hussey) Pugh]] (pre-1700) # #498 [[Brady-1436|Joy Beer]] # #518 [[Blevins-2594|Lynnette Hettrick]] (pre-1700, Sourcerer, Connector) # #536 [[Stearns-2746|June (Stearns) Butka]] (pre-1700) # #540 [[Stephenson-2354|Beth Stephenson]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor) # #599 [[Williams-27459|Kim Williams]] (pre-1700, Sourcerer) # #608 [[Cross-9591|Carolyn Cross]] (pre-1700) # #623 [[Wright-17252|Lin Wright]] (pre-1700, Cemeterist) # #668 [[Field-2406|Ken Field]] (pre-1700) # #680 [[Gill-3793|Jo Gill]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Cemeterist) # #722 [[Carter-39528|Kathleen Carter]] # #738 [[Monk-2053|Leah (Monk) Chaillet-Hines]] (pre-1700) # #789 [[St._Jean-2|Michelle St. Jean]] (pre-1700, Sourcerer) ==Connect-a-thon Jul 2023 team roster== {{Image|file=Nor_easters_Team-22.jpg |caption=Connect-a-thon Apr 2023 }} #[[Tibbetts-150|Steven Tibbetts]] Captain (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Sourcerer) #[[Evans-3182|Kathy Evans]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Sourcerer) #[[Pease-3024|Bill Pease]] (pre-1700) #[[Lamberton-139|Roy Lamberton]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Sourcerer) #[[Cormier-1939|Gisèle Cormier]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Cemeterist, Arborist, Project Coordinator) #[[Forstrom-18|Amy Wiemer]] (pre-1700, Cemeterist, Data Doctor) #[[Schoonover-723|Tina Chase]] (pre-1700, Sourcerer, Cemeterist) #[[Stephenson-2354|Beth Stephenson]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor) #[[Johnson-43462|Leigh Anne Dear]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Sourcerer) #[[Sargent-2894|Debbie (Sargent) Cravens]] (pre-1700) #[[Gahn-22|Nanette Pezzutti]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Sourcerer) #[[Stearns-2746|June (Stearns) Butka]] (pre-1700) #[[Rafferty-932|Rory Rafferty Jr]] (pre-1700) #[[Cross-9591|Carolyn Cross]] (pre-1700) #[[Greenland-164|Brad Greenland]] #[[Picard-1346|Tamara Picard]] # [[Major-1488|Pamjoy Major]] (pre-1700) #[[Halpin-330|James Halpin]] #[[Hussey-2032|Angela (Hussey) Pugh]] (pre-1700) #[[Whitten-1|Chris Whitten]] (pre-1500, Team Member, WikiTree Owner) #[[Morse-10747|Julie Morse-Mills]] #[[Jamieson-3717|B. J. Jamieson]] (pre-1700) #[[Brooks-2878|Paula Jacunski]] (pre-1700) #[[Gill-3793|Jo Gill]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Cemeterist) #[[Stuart-6654|Gentry Stuart]] (pre-1700) #[[Swanson-1268|Erik Swanson]] (pre-1700) #[[St._Jean-2|Michelle St. Jean]] (pre-1700, Sourcerer) ==Connect-a-thon Apr 2023 team roster== {{Image|file=Nor_easters_Team-20.jpg |caption=Connect-a-thon Apr 2023 }} #[[Tibbetts-150|Steven Tibbetts]] Captain (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Sourcerer) #[[Schoonover-723|Tina Chase]] (pre-1700, Sourcerer, Cemeterist) #[[Cormier-1939|Gisèle Cormier]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Cemeterist, Arborist, Project Coordinator) #[[Bourque-573|Cindy Cooper]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Project Leader) #[[Evans-3182|Kathy Evans]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Sourcerer) #[[Gahn-22|Nanette Pezzutti]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Sourcerer) #[[Forstrom-18|Amy Wiemer]] (pre-1700, Cemeterist, Data Doctor) #[[Hussey-2032|Angela (Hussey) Pugh]] (pre-1700) #[[Sargent-2894|Debbie (Sargent) Cravens]] (pre-1700) #[[Horowitz-208|Walter Horowitz]] (pre-1700) #[[Stephenson-2354|Beth Stephenson]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor) #[[Lamberton-139|Roy Lamberton]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Sourcerer) #[[Cross-9591|Carolyn Cross]] (pre-1700) #[[LaPlante-401|LK LaPlante]] (pre-1700, Sourcerer) #[[Wilson-58368|Jim Wilson]] #[[Blevins-2594|Lynnette Hettrick]] (pre-1700, Sourcerer, Connector) #[[Cinnamon-13|Sharon Kellar]] #[[Rafferty-932|Rory Rafferty]] #[[Strong-4963|Sandi Strong]] (pre-1700) #[[Harjung-1|Judie (Harjung) Waldert]] (pre-1700) #[[Cadrain-2|Sara Cadrain]] #[[Jamieson-3717|B. J. Jamieson]] (pre-1700) #[[Gassett-37|Dottie (Gassett) Laliberte]] #[[Bosley-255|Brad Bosley]] #[[Taylor-65549|Charlene (Taylor) Wilder]] (pre-1700) #[[Whitten-1|Chris Whitten]] (pre-1500, Team Member, WikiTree Owner) ==Connect-a-thon Jan 2023 team roster== {{Image|file=Nor_easters_Team-19.jpg |caption=Connect-a-thon Jan 2023 }} # [[Tibbetts-150|Steven Tibbetts]] Captain (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Sourcerer) # [[Lawrence-17722|Thomas Lawrence]] (pre-1700) #[[Snell-2717|Jane (Snell) Copes]] (pre-1700) #[[Evans-3182|Kathy Evans]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Sourcerer) #[[Cormier-1939|Gisèle Cormier]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Cemeterist, Arborist, Project Coordinator) #[[Lamberton-139|Roy Lamberton]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Sourcerer) #[[Johnson-43462|Leigh Anne Dear]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Sourcerer) #[[Bourque-573|Cindy Cooper]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Project Leader) #[[Serrick-3|Darlene Serrick]] (Sourcerer) # [[Blevins-2594|Lynnette Hettrick]] (pre-1700, Sourcerer, Connector) #[[Gill-3793|Jo Gill]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Cemeterist) # [[Sargent-2894|Debbie (Sargent) Cravens]] (pre-1700) # [[Forstrom-18|Amy Wiemer]] (pre-1700, Cemeterist, Data Doctor) #[[Stephenson-2354|Beth Stephenson]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor) # [[Horowitz-208|Walter Horowitz]] (pre-1700) # [[Gahn-22|Nanette Pezzutti]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Sourcerer) # [[Cinnamon-13|Sharon Kellar]] #[[Adams-21565|Carolyn Adams]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Sourcerer) #[[Whitten-1|Chris Whitten]] (pre-1500, Team Member, WikiTree Owner) # [[LaPlante-401|LK LaPlante]] (pre-1700, Sourcerer) #[[Cross-9591|Carolyn Cross]] (pre-1700) # [[Jamieson-3717|B. J. Jamieson]] (pre-1700) # [[Newton-9571|Cynthia Newton]] (pre-1700) # [[MacMullen-93|Katrina L. Graham]] (Cemeterist, pre-1700) # [[LeBlanc-6687|Diane Delbridge]] (pre-1700) # [[Lirette-387|Jennifer T. Ouellette]] (pre-1700) #[[Case-6460|Shannon LaPlante]] (pre-1700) # [[Hilton-4562|Jack MacDonald-Hilton]] #[[Podell-7|Valerie Podell]] (pre-1700) # [[Clark-61919|Shari L. Denker]] (pre-1700, Mayflower) # [[Marland-272|Diane Marland]] ==Oct 2022 Source-a-thon list== {{Image|file=Nor_easters_Team-18.jpg |caption=Source-a-thon Oct 2022 }} # [[Tibbetts-150|Steven Tibbetts]] Captain (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Sourcerer) #253 #[[Evans-3182|Kathy Evans]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Sourcerer) #083 #[[Stephenson-2354|Beth Stephenson]] S17 C18 (pre-1700, Data Doctor) #102 #[[Johnson-43462|Leigh Anne Dear]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Sourcerer) #138 #[[Cormier-1939|Gisèle Cormier]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Cemeterist, Arborist, Project Coordinator) #181 #[[Curl-714|Sharon Remmey]] #244 #[[Gardner-10299|Kate Schmidt]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor) #261 #[[Serrick-3|Darlene Serrick]] (Sourcerer) #257 #[[Bourque-573|Cindy Cooper]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Project Leader)) #255 # [[Gahn-22|Nanette Pezzutti]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Sourcerer) #271 #[[Sterling-1898|Carol Sterling]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor) #323 # [[Rowles-314|Darryl Rowles]] S18 C18 (pre-1700) #371 #[[Lamberton-139|Roy Lamberton]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Sourcerer) #381 # [[Sargent-2894|Debbie (Sargent) Cravens]] (pre-1700) #387 # [[Horowitz-208|Walter Horowitz]] (pre-1700) #406 # [[Forstrom-18|Amy Wiemer]] (pre-1700, Cemeterist, Data Doctor) #420 #[[Dwyer-101|Lisa Dwyer]] (Sourcerer) #422 #[[Spencer-17769|Bekka Spencer]] (pre-1700) #445 #[[King-18069|Gale Winkler]] (pre-1700) #464 #[[Schoonover-723|Tina Chase]] (pre-1700, Sourcerer, Cemeterist) #467 #[[Thunstrom-22|Cheri (Thunstrom) Harrington]] (pre-1700) #248 #[[Finfrock-71|Martha Finfrock]] (pre-1700, Sourcerer) #173 #[[Hussey-2032|Angela (Hussey) Pugh]] (pre-1700) #493 #[[Coleman-2143|Kathleen Coleman]] (pre-1700) #532 #[[Snell-2717|Jane (Snell) Copes]] (pre-1700) #534 #[[Cross-9591|Carolyn Cross]] (pre-1700) #545 #[[McNamee-238|Susan McNamee]] (pre-1500, Data Doctor, Sourcerer, Project Leader) #576 #[[Gill-3793|Jo Gill]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Cemeterist) #593 #[[Field-2406|Ken Field]] (pre-1700) #605 # [[Townsend-9365|Sue Townsend]] (pre-1700) #634 #[[Bence-274|Catherine Bence]] (pre-1700, Sourcerers) #652 # [[Gary-929|M Gary]] (pre-1700) #681 #[[Armistead-1150|D Armistead]] (pre-1700, Sourcerers) #689 #[[Gilbert-18626|Charles Gilbert]] #710 #[[Lind-1704|Lorri (Lind) Byrne]] (pre-1700) #711 #[[Doherty-2064|Melanie (Doherty) McComb]] (pre-1700) #453 ==July 2022 Connect-a-thon list== {{Image|file=Nor_easters_Team-17.jpg |caption=Connect-a-thon Jul 2022 }} # [[Tibbetts-150|Steven Tibbetts]] Captain (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Sourcerer) # [[Gahn-22|Nanette Pezzutti]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Sourcerer) #[[Evans-3182|Kathy Evans]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Sourcerer) # [[Rowles-314|Darryl Rowles]] S18 C18 (pre-1700) #[[Cormier-1939|Gisèle Cormier]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Cemeterist, Arborist, Project Coordinator) #[[Johnson-43462|Leigh Anne Dear]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Sourcerer) #[[Stuart-6654|Gentry Stuart]] (pre-1700) #[[Bourque-573|Cindy Cooper]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Project Leader)) #[[Lamberton-139|Roy Lamberton]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Sourcerer) # [[Forstrom-18|Amy Wiemer]] (pre-1700, Cemeterist, Data Doctor) #[[Gardner-10299|Kate Schmidt]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor) #[[Michaud-1222|Linda (Michaud) Ducharme]] (pre-1700) # [[Townsend-9365|Sue Townsend]] (pre-1700) # [[Fournier-255|Donna Fournier]] (pre-1700) # [[Horowitz-208|Walter Horowitz]] (pre-1700) #[[McNamee-238|Susan McNamee]] (pre-1500, Data Doctor, Sourcerer, Project Leader) #[[Stephenson-2354|Beth Stephenson]] S17 C18 (pre-1700, Data Doctor) # [[Sargent-2894|Debbie (Sargent) Cravens]] (pre-1700) # [[Williams-27459|Kim Williams]] (pre-1700, Sourcerer) #[[Gill-3793|Jo Gill]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Cemeterist) #[[Carter-39528|Kathleen Carter]] #[[Cross-9591|Carolyn Cross]] (pre-1700) #[[Serrick-3|Darlene Serrick]] (Sourcerer) #[[Lind-1704|Lorri Lind]] (pre-1700) #[[King-18069|Gale Winkler]] (pre-1700) #[[Dwyer-101|Lisa Dwyer]] (Sourcerer) #[[Whitten-1|Chris Whitten]] (pre-1500, Team Member, WikiTree Owner) #[[Wells-26219|Shirley Wells]] (pre-1700) #[[Sutherland-4166|Keenan Sutherland]] (pre-1700, Sourcerer) #[[Hussey-2032|Angela (Hussey) Pugh]] (pre-1700) #[[Schoonover-723|Tina Chase]] (pre-1700, Sourcerer, Cemeterist) #[[Monk-2053|Leah (Monk) Chaillet-Hines]] (pre-1700) ==April 2022 Connect-a-thon list== {{Image|file=Nor_easters_Team-16.jpg |caption=Connect-a-thon Apr 2022 }} # [[Tibbetts-150|Steven Tibbetts]] Captain (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Sourcerer) # [[Williams-27459|Kim Williams]] (pre-1700, Sourcerer) #[[Johnson-43462|Leigh Anne Dear]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Sourcerer) #[[Evans-3182|Kathy Evans]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Sourcerer) #[[Cormier-1939|Gisèle Cormier]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Cemeterist, Arborist, Project Coordinator) #[[Lamberton-139|Roy Lamberton]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Sourcerer) #[[McNamee-238|Susan McNamee]] (pre-1500, Data Doctor, Sourcerer, Project Leader) # [[Rowles-314|Darryl Rowles]] S18 C18 (pre-1700) # [[Gahn-22|Nanette Pezzutti]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Sourcerer) # [[Forstrom-18|Amy Wiemer]] (pre-1700, Cemeterist, Data Doctor) #[[Cross-9591|Carolyn Cross]] (pre-1700) #[[Gill-3793|Jo Gill]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Cemeterist) #[[Spencer-17769|Bekka Spencer]] (pre-1700) #[[Gardner-10299|Kate Schmidt]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor) #[[Hussey-2032|Angela (Hussey) Pugh]] (pre-1700) # [[Sargent-2894|Debbie (Sargent) Cravens]] (pre-1700) # [[Coughlan-281|Mary Ellen Coughlan]] (pre-1700, Cemeterist, Sourcerer) # [[Pease-3024|William Pease]] (pre-1700) # [[Conkright-16|Doris Miller]] (pre-1700) #[[Hubbard-1939|Marcia White]] #[[Michaud-1222|Linda (Michaud) Ducharme]] (pre-1700) #[[Messier-429|Suzie (Messier) Kelleher]] (pre-1700) #[[Bourque-573|Cindy Cooper]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Coordinator) #[[MacInnis-48|Hope Ryan]] (pre-1700) #[[Sterling-1898|Carol Sterling]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor) # [[Doherty-2064|Melanie (Doherty) McComb]] (pre-1700) #[[Barber-3947|Deborah Barber]] (pre-1700) #[[King-18069|Gale Winkler]] (pre-1700) # [[Hall-16256|Sue Hall]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Cemeterist) # [[Evans-29543|Matthew Evans]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Sourcerer) # [[Horowitz-208|Walter Horowitz]] (pre-1700) # [[Jewett-5846|Alan Jewett]] (pre-1700) # [[Jamieson-3717|B. J. Jamieson]] (pre-1700) #[[Whitten-1|Chris Whitten]] (pre-1500, Team Member, WikiTree Owner) == 2022 Jan Connect-A-Thon Roster== {{Image|file=Nor_easters_Team-15.jpg |caption=Connect-a-thon Jan 2022 }} # [[Tibbetts-150|Steven Tibbetts]] Captain (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Sourcerer) #[[Eaton-9233|Alexandra Eaton]] (pre-1700) #[[Hussey-2032|Angela (Hussey) Pugh]] (pre-1700) #[[Spencer-17769|Bekka Spencer]] (pre-1700) #[[Day-8912|Bill Day]] (pre-1700) #[[Sterling-1898|Carol Sterling]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor) #[[Adams-21565|Carolyn Adams]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Sourcerer) #[[Cross-9591|Carolyn Cross]] (pre-1700) # [[Cole-14574|Carolyn Napoli]] (pre-1700) #[[Whitten-1|Chris Whitten]] (pre-1500, Team Member, WikiTree Owner) #[[Bourque-573|Cindy Cooper]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Coordinator) #[[Serrick-3|Darlene Serrick]] (Sourcerer) # [[Sargent-2894|Debbie (Sargent) Cravens]] (pre-1700) #[[Adams-53489|Elizabeth Greenway]] (pre-1700) #[[King-18069|Gale Winkler]] (pre-1700) #[[Cormier-1939|Gisèle Cormier]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Cemeterist, Arborist, Project Coordinator) #[[MacInnis-48|Hope Ryan]] (pre-1700) #[[Claus-196|Jill Claus]] (pre-1700, Sourcerer) #[[Wilson-58368|Jim Wilson]] #[[Gill-3793|Jo Gill]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Cemeterist) #[[Gardner-10299|Kate Schmidt]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor) #[[Carter-39528|Kathleen Carter]] #[[Evans-3182|Kathy Evans]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Sourcerer) #[[Rounsefell-5|Katrina Lawson]] (pre-1700) #[[Sutherland-4166|Keenan Sutherland]] (pre-1700, Sourcerer) # [[Williams-27459|Kim Williams]] (pre-1700, Sourcerer) #[[Monk-2053|Leah (Monk) Chaillet-Hines]] (pre-1700) #[[Johnson-43462|Leigh Anne Dear]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Sourcerer) #[[Michaud-1222|Linda (Michaud) Ducharme]] (pre-1700) # [[Carruth-363|Linda Peterson]] (pre-1700, Arborist, Scotland Project Co-ordinator, United States Project Coordinator) #[[Lind-1704|Lorri Lind]] (pre-1700) # [[Blevins-2594|Lynnette Hettrick]] (pre-1700, Sourcerer, Connector) #[[Estabrook-491|M. Estabrook]] # [[Crosby-2232|Marlene Crosby]] (pre-1700, Sourcerer, Cemeterist) #[[Clarkson-855|Mary Clarkson]] (pre-1700) #[[Doherty-2064|Melanie McComb ]] (pre-1700, Professional Genealogist) #[[Chapin-2518|Nancy (Chapin) Davis]] # [[Gahn-22|Nanette Pezzutti]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Sourcerer) #[[Warren-15002|Naomi Warren]] (pre-1700) #[[Lamberton-139|Roy Lamberton]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Sourcerer) #[[Barrila-1|Sarah (Barrila) Fergione]] (Pre-1700, Data Doctor, Sourcerer, Mayflower) # [[Townsend-9365|Sue Townsend]] (pre-1700) #[[McNamee-238|Susan McNamee]] (pre-1500, Data Doctor, Sourcerer, Project Leader) #[[Schoonover-723|Tina Chase]] (pre-1700, Sourcerer, Cemeterist) # [[Ivany-41|Tracey McLaughlin]] # [[Rowsell-224|Wanda Rowsell]] == 2021 Source-A-Thon Roster== {{Image|file=Nor_easters_Team-14.jpg |caption=Source-a-thon 2021 }} # #030 [[Tibbetts-150|Steven Tibbetts]] Captain (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Sourcerer) # #266 [[Forstrom-18|Amy Wiemer]] (pre-1700, Cemeterist, Data Doctor) # #178 [[Spencer-17769|Bekka Spencer]] (pre-1700) # #435 [[Sterling-1898|Carol Sterling]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor) # #274 [[Cross-9591|Carolyn Cross]] (pre-1700) # #215 [[Cole-14574|Carolyn Napoli]] (pre-1700) # #603 [[Bence-274|Catherine Bence]] (pre-1700, Sourcerers) # #543 [[Whitten-1|Chris Whitten]] (pre-1500, Team Member, WikiTree Owner) # #558 [[Albrechtson-2|Craig Albrechtson]] (pre-1700, Sourcerer) # #060 [[Serrick-3|Darlene Sindrey]] (Sourcerer) # #482 [[Sargent-2894|Debbie (Sargent) Cravens]] (pre-1700) # #385 [[Barber-3947|Deborah Barber]] (pre-1700) # #201 [[King-18069|Gale Winkler]] (pre-1700) # #189 [[Cormier-1939|Gisèle Cormier]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Cemeterist, Arborist, Project Coordinator) # #574 [[Curtin-657|Gina Kamai]] (pre-1700) # #273 [[MacInnis-48|Hope Ryan]] (pre-1700) # #331 [[Gill-3793|Jo Gill]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Cemeterist) # #386 [[Bartlett-11491|Joseph Bartlett]] (pre-1700) # #270 [[Gardner-10299|Kate Schmidt]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor) # #536 [[Foote-2264|Kathy (Foote) Durham]] (pre-1700) # #051 [[Evans-3182|Kathy Evans]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Sourcerer) # #268 [[Williams-27459|Kim Williams]] (pre-1700, Sourcerer) # #132 [[Johnson-43462|Leigh Anne Dear]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Sourcerer) # #062 [[Carruth-363|Linda Peterson]] Co-Captain (pre-1700, Arborist, Scotland Project Co-ordinator, United States Project Coordinator) # #441 [[Crosby-2232|Marlene Crosby]] (pre-1700, Sourcerer, Cemeterist) # #187 [[Doherty-2064|Melanie McComb ]] (pre-1700, Professional Genealogist) # #228 [[Gahn-22|Nanette Pezzutti]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Sourcerer) # #478 [[Brownsword-137|Rob Brownsword]] (pre-1700) # #286 [[Kabrich-1|Robin Kabrich]] (pre-1700, US History, Project Coordinator) # #027 [[Lambert-4314|David Lambert]] (pre-1700, Connector) # #112 [[Lamberton-139|Roy Lamberton]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Sourcerer) # #405 [[Strong-4963|Sandi Strong]] (pre-1700) # #453 [[MacDonald-11322 | Shawna MacDonald]] New Wikitreer # #555 [[James-9116|Sonya James]] NEW wikitreer # #284 [[Hall-16256|Sue Hall]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Cemeterist) # #368 [[Townsend-9365|Sue Townsend]] (pre-1700) # #085 [[McNamee-238|Susan McNamee]] (pre-1500, Data Doctor, Sourcerer, Project Leader) # #194 [[Schoonover-723|Tina Chase]] (pre-1700, Sourcerer, Cemeterist) # #311 [[Falconer-1608 |Val Falconer]] (pre-1700) # #507 [[Keefe-695 |Victoria Pierce]] New Wikitreer (Pre-1700) # #234 [[Horowitz-208|Walter Horowitz]] (pre-1700) == 2021 Connect-A-Thon Roster== {{Image|file=Nor_easters_Team-13.jpg |caption=Connect-a-thon 2021 }} # [[Tibbetts-15|Steven Tibbetts]] Captain (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Sourcerer) # [[Schoonover-723|Tina Chase]] (pre-1700, Sourcerer, Cemeterist) #[[Markert-44|Joyce (Markert) Collins]] (pre-1700) # [[Bourque-573|Cindy Cooper]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Coordinator) # [[Cormier-1939|Gisèle Cormier]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Cemeterist, Arborist, Project Coordinator) #[[Cross-9591|Carolyn Cross]] (pre-1700) # [[Johnson-43462|Leigh Anne Dear]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Sourcerer) #[[Dwyer-101|Lisa Dwyer]] (Sourcerer) # [[Evans-3182|Kathy Evans]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Sourcerer) # [[Gill-3793|Jo Gill]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Cemeterist) # [[Hall-16256|Sue Hall]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Cemeterist) # [[Blevins-2594|Lynnette Hettrick]] (pre-1700, Sourcerer, Connector) # [[Horowitz-208|Walter Horowitz]] (pre-1700) #[[Whitten-2174|Janice Hussey]] # [[LaPlante-401|LK LaPlante]] (pre-1700, Sourcerer) #[[Case-6460|Shannon LaPlante]] # [[Lamberton-139|Roy Lamberton]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Sourcerer) # [[McNamee-238|Susan McNamee]] (pre-1500, Data Doctor, Sourcerer, Project Leader) # [[Cole-14574|Carolyn Napoli]] (pre-1700) # [[Peckham-1455|Beverly Peckham]] (sister of the captain) # [[Gahn-22|Nanette Pezzutti]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Sourcerer) # [[Carruth-363|Linda Peterson]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Mentor, Arborist) # [[Gardner-10299|Kate Schmidt]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor) # [[Spencer-17769|Bekka Spencer]] (pre-1700) # [[Stutz-25|Judi Stutz]] (pre-1700, Sourcerer, F.A.G.) # [[Whitten-1|Chris Whitten]] (pre-1500, Team Member, WikiTree Owner) # [[Forstrom-18|Amy Wiemer]] (pre-1700, Cemeterist, Data Doctor) # [[King-18069|Gale Winkler]] (pre-1700) # [[Luther-1921|Sherrye Woodworth]] (pre-1700) ==2021 Clean-a-thon Roster== {{Image|file=Nor_easters_Team-12.jpg |caption=Clean-a-thon 2021 }} # [[Tibbetts-150| Steven Tibbetts]] Captain (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Sourcerer) # [[Forstrom-18|Amy Wiemer]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Cemeterist) # [[Cormier-1939|Gisèle Cormier]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Cemeterist, Arborist, Project Coordinator) # [[Bourque-573|Cindy Cooper]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Coordinator) # [[Snell-2717|Jane Copes]] (pre-1700) # [[Carruth-363|Linda Peterson]] (pre-1700, Mentor, Arborist, United State Project Coordinator) # [[Hall-16256|Sue Hall]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Cemeterist) # [[McNamee-238|Susan McNamee]] (pre-1500, Data Doctor, Sourcerer, Project Leader) # [[Williams-27459|Kim Williams]] (pre-1700, Sourcerer) # [[Lamberton-139|Roy Lamberton]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Sourcerer) # [[Gill-3793|Jo Gill]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Cemeterist) # [[Gardner-10299|Kate Schmidt]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor) # [[Schoonover-723|Tina Chase]] (pre-1700, Sourcerer, Cemeterist) # [[King-18069|Gale Winkler]] (pre-1700) # [[Berryann-1|Missy Berryann]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Sourcerer) # [[Spencer-17769|Bekka Spencer]] (pre-1700) # [[Crosby-2232|Marlene Crosby]] (pre-1700, Sourcerer, Cemeterist) # [[Gahn-22|Nanette Pezzutti]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Sourcerer) # [[King-22429|Liz King]] (pre-1700) # [[Blevins-2594|Lynnette Hettrick]] (pre-1700, Sourcerer, Connector) # [[LaPlante-401|LK LaPlante]] (pre-1700, Sourcerer) # [[Stutz-25|Judi Stutz]] (pre-1700, Sourcerer, F.A.G.) # [[Emens-67|Susan Hughes]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Profiles Project) # [[Clancy-27|Carol Johnson]] (pre-1700) # [[MacInnis-48|Hope Ryan]] (pre-1700) # [[Michal-120|Scott Michal]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor) # [[Haskell-1588|Peggy Moss]] (pre-1700, 1776) # [[Evans-3182|Kathy Evans]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Sourcerer) # [[Ball-8920|Jamie Ball]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor) # [[McCarthy-5653|Nikell McCarthy]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Sourcerer) # [[Fournier-255|Donna Fournier]] (pre-1700) # [[James-134|David James]] (pre-1700) # [[Horowitz-208|Walter Horowitz]] (pre-1700) # [[Bence-274|Catherine Bence]] (pre-1700, Sourcerers) # [[Cross-9591|Carolyn Cross]] (pre-1700) # [[Curtin-657|Gina Kamai]] (pre-1700) # [[Messier-429|Suzie (Messier) Kelleher]] (pre-1700) ==2020 Source-a-thon Roster== {{Image|file=Nor_easters_Team-9.jpg |caption=Source-a-thon 2020 }} # [[Tibbetts-150| Steven Tibbetts]] Captain (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Sourcerer) #050 # [[Hall-16256|Sue Hall]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Cemeterist) #072 # [[Bourque-573|Cindy Cooper]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Coordinator) #084 # [[Johnson-43462|Leigh Anne Dear]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Sourcerer) #101 # [[McNamee-238|Susan McNamee]] (pre-1500, Data Doctor, Sourcerer, Project Leader) #126 # [[King-18069|Gale Winkler]] (pre-1700) #140 # [[Cormier-1939|Gisèle Cormier]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Cemeterist, Arborist, Project Coordinator) #142 # [[Bodge-24|Greg Bodge]] (greenhorn) #149 # [[Crowley-1656|Jonathon Crowley]] (pre-1700) #150 # [[Lamberton-139|Roy Lamberton]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Sourcerer) #151 # [[Gardner-10299|Kate Schmidt]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor) #159 # [[Kenyon-1066|Marilyn Kenyon]] (pre-1700) #162 # [[Forstrom-18|Amy Wiemer]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Cemeterist) #164 # [[Van_Wert-93|Linden Van Wert]] (pre-1700) #168 # [[Gray-19545|Christina Mckeithan]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Sourcerer) #203 # [[B-321|Cathy Bence]] (pre-1700, Sourcerer) #229 # [[Berryann-1|Missy Berryann]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Sourcerer) #233 # [[MacKinnon-1348|Susan O'Callaghan]] (pre-1700, Cemeterist, Sourcerer) #258 # [[MacInnis-48|Hope MacInnis]] (pre-1700) #262 # [[Nash-8023|Brian Nash]] (pre-1700) #275 # [[Gahn-22|Nanette Pezzutti]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Sourcerer) #277 # [[Kabrich-1|Robin Kabrich]] (pre-1700, US History, Project Coordinator) #286 # [[Gill-3793|Jo Gill]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Cemeterist) #299 # [[Williams-27459|Kim Williams]] (pre-1700, Sourcerer) #300 # [[James-134|David James]] (pre-1700) #301 # [[Stutz-25|Judi Stutz]] (pre-1700, Sourcerer, F.A.G.) #302 # [[Spencer-17769|Bekka Spencer]] (pre-1700) #304 # [[Whitten-1|Chris Whitten]] (pre-1500, Team Member, WikiTree Owner) #307 # [[Shaw-9833|Sarah Saenz]] (pre-1700) #309 # [[King-22429|Liz King]] (pre-1700) #310 # [[Schoonover-723|Tina Chase]] (pre-1700, Sourcerer, Cemeterist) #311 # [[Stephenson-2354|Beth Stephenson]] S17 C18 (pre-1700, Data Doctor) #312 # [[Sweetman-111|Barry Sweetman]] (pre-1500, Cemeterist, Data Doctor) #314 # [[Crosby-2232|Marlene Crosby]] (pre-1700, Sourcerer, Cemeterist) #316 # [[Short-3582|Caryl Ruckert]] (PGM, 1776, pre-1500, Sourcerer) #322 # [[Carpenter-4825|Rachel Bauerle]] (pre-1700) #366 # [[Desjardins-336|Elise Stanford]] (greenhorn) #370 # [[Snell-2717|Jane Copes]] (pre-1700, greenhorn) #396 # [[Clancy-27|Carol Johnson]] (pre-1700, greenhorn) #404 # [[Carruth-363|Linda Peterson]] (pre-1700, Mentor, Arborist, United State Project Coordinator) #409 # [[Howes-1915|Sam Howes]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor) #428 # [[Peckham-1455|Beverly Peckham]] (sister of the captain) #446 # [[Jones-79510|Laurene Shewan]] (greenhorn) #533 # [[Strong-4963|Sandi Strong]] (pre-1700) #555 ==2020 Clean-A-Thon Roster== {{Image|file=Nor_easters_Team-6.jpg |caption=Clean-a-thon 2020 }} # [[Tibbetts-150| Steven Tibbetts]] Captain (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Sourcerer) # [[Whitten-1|Chris Whitten]] Co-Captain (pre-1500, Team Member) # [[Carruth-363|Linda Peterson]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Mentor, Arborist) # [[McNamee-238|Susan McNamee]] (pre-1500, Data Doctor, Sourcerer, Project Leader) # [[Barber-3947|Deborah Barber]] (pre-1700) # [[Cormier-1939|Gisèle Cormier]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Cemeterist, Arborist, Project Coordinator) # [[Lamberton-139|Roy Lamberton]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Sourcerer) # [[Forstrom-18|Amy Wiemer]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Cemeterist) # [[Wilbur-403|Eunice Pender]] (pre-1700, PGM) # [[James-134|David James]] (pre-1700) # [[Crosby-2232|Marlene Crosby]] (pre-1700, Sourcerer, Cemeterist) # [[Usher-435|Karen Usher]] (pre-1700) # [[Williams-27459|Kim Williams]] (pre-1700, Sourcerer) # [[Schoonover-723|Tina Chase]] (pre-1700, Sourcerer, Cemeterist) # [[Gill-3793|Jo Gill]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Cemeterist) # [[Bourque-573|Cindy Cooper]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Coordinator) # [[Conkright-16|Doris Miller]] (pre-1700) # [[Sweetman-111|Barry Sweetman]] (pre-1500, Cemeterist, Data Doctor) # [[Brooks-2878|Paula Jacunski]] (pre-1700) # [[Stutz-25|Judi Stutz]] (pre-1700, Sourcerer, F.A.G.) # [[Johnson-91077|Elizabeth Arsenault]] # [[Gahn-22|Nanette Pezzutti]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Sourcerer) # [[Ellis-6095|Dawn Ellis]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Cemeterist) # [[Pendleton-1947|A Pendleton]] (pre-1700, PGM, Mayflower, US History) # [[Cole-14574|Carolyn Napoli]] (pre-1700) # [[Hall-16256|Sue Hall]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Cemeterist) # [[Seigfreid-16|Shannon M Thomas]] (pre-1700, Sourcerer, Connector) # [[Major-1488|Pamjoy Major]] (pre-1700) # [[Kohler-555|Suzanne Kohler]] (Cemeterist) # [[Peckham-1455|Beverly Peckham]] (sister of the co-captain) # [[Lawrence-3156|Cliff Lawrence]] (pre-1700) # [[Berryann-1|Missy Berryann]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Sourcerer) # [[Tucker-4063|Diane Shepherd]] (pre-1700) # [[Howes-1915|Sam Howes]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor) # [[Blodgett-850|Judith Blodgett]] (pre-1700) # [[Gardner-10299|Kate Schmidt]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor) ==2020 Connect-A-Thon Team== {{Image|file=Nor_easters_Team-8.jpg |caption=Connect-a-thon 2020 }} # [[Tibbetts-150| Steven Tibbetts]] Captain (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Sourcerer) # [[Gill-3793|Jo Gill]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Cemeterist) # [[Cormier-1939|Gisèle Cormier]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Cemeterist, Arborist, Project Coordinator) # [[Major-1488|Pamjoy Major]] (pre-1700) # [[Hall-16256|Sue Hall]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Cemeterist) # [[Gardner-10299|Kate Schmidt]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor) # [[Forstrom-18|Amy Wiemer]] (pre-1700, Cemeterist, Data Doctor) # [[Stutz-25|Judi Stutz]] (pre-1700, Sourcerer, F.A.G.) # [[Luther-1921|Sherrye Woodworth]] (pre-1700) # [[Lamberton-139|Roy Lamberton]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Sourcerer) # [[Carruth-363|Linda Peterson]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Mentor, Arborist) # [[Huson-145|Faye Garrod]] (greenhorn) # [[Kopp-617|Jeanne Mower]] (pre-1700) # [[Crosby-2232|Marlene Crosby]] (pre-1700, Sourcerer, Cemeterist) # [[Spencer-17769|Bekka Spencer]] (pre-1700) # [[Peckham-1455|Beverly Peckham]] (sister of the captain) # [[Bourque-573|Cindy Cooper]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Coordinator) # [[Williams-27459|Kim Williams]] (pre-1700, Sourcerer) # [[Cormier-1949|Marcel Cormier]] (pre-1700, Sourcerer, Cemeterist) # [[McNamee-238|Susan McNamee]] (pre-1500, Data Doctor, Sourcerer, Project Leader) # [[Lamothe-185|Brian Lamothe]] (pre-1700) # [[Lambe-135|Kim Lambe]] (greenhorn) # [[Gahn-22|Nanette Pezzutti]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Sourcerer) # [[Schoonover-723|Tina Chase]] (pre-1700, Sourcerer, Cemeterist) # [[Barber-3947|Deborah Barber]] (pre-1700) # [[Whitten-1|Chris Whitten]] (pre-1500, Team Member, WikiTree Owner) # [[Sparkman-72|Patricia Thomas]] (pre-1700) # [[Johnson-43462|Leigh Anne Dear]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Sourcerer) # [[B-321|Cathy Bence]] (pre-1700) # [[Berryann-1|Missy Berryann]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Sourcerer) # [[Monk-2053|L Chaillet-Hines]] greenhorn # [[Ivany-41|Tracey McLaughlin]] ==2020 Scan-a-thon Roster== {{Image|file=Nor_easters_Team-10.jpg |caption=Scan-a-thon 2020 }} # [[Whitten-1|Chris Whitten]] Captain (pre-1500, Leader) # [[Tibbetts-150| Steven Tibbetts]] Captain (pre-1700, Data Doctor) # [[Kabrich-1|Robin Kabrich]] (pre-1700, US History, Project Coordinator) # [[Cormier-1939|Gisèle Cormier]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Cemeterist, Arborist, Project Coordinator) # [[Lamothe-185|Brian Lamothe]] (pre-1700) # [[Cormier-1949|Marcel Cormier]] (pre-1700, Sourcerer, Cemeterist) # [[Smith-126297|Zachary Smith]] (pre-1700, Sourcerer, Cemeterist) # [[Hall-16256|Sue Hall]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Cemeterist) # [[Forstrom-18|Amy Wiemer]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Cemeterist) ==2019 Source-a-thon Team Roster== {{Image|file=Nor_easters_Team-2.jpg |caption=Source-a-thon 2019 }} # 051 [[Tibbetts-150| Steven Tibbetts]] Captain (pre-1700, Data Doctor) # 055 [[Williams-27459|Kim Williams]] (pre-1700, Sourcerer) # 057 [[Prince-3397|Tim Prince]] (pre-1700, Sourcerer, NEHGS) # 058 [[Strong-4963|Sandi Strong]] (pre-1700) # 059 [[James-134|David James]] (pre-1700) # 061 [[Forstrom-18|Amy Wiemer]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Cemeterist) # 063 [[Kabrich-1|Robin Kabrich]] (pre-1700, US History, Project Coordinator) # 064 [[McNamee-238|Susan McNamee]] (pre-1500, Data Doctor, Sourcerer, Project Leader) # 071 [[Schoonover-723|Tina Chase]] (pre-1700, Sourcerer, Cemeterist) # 082 [[Cunningham-10584|Brad Cunningham]] (pre-1700) # 085 [[Stutz-25|Judi Stutz]] (pre-1700, Sourcerer, F.A.G.) # 086 [[Pendleton-1947|A Pendleton]] (pre-1700, PGM, Mayflower, US History) # 087 [[Cormier-1939|G. Cormier]] (Data Doctor, Cemeterist) # 099 [[Hall-16256|Sue Hall]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Cemeterist) # 106 [[Shaw-9833|Sarah Saenz]] (pre-1700) # 160 [[Haskell-1588|Peggy Moss]] S18 (pre-1700, 1776) # 180 [[Gill-3793|Jo Gill]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Cemeterist) # 246 [[Bourque-573|Cindy Cooper]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Coordinator) # 257 [[Seigfreid-16|Shannon M Thomas]] (pre-1700, Sourcerer, Connector) # 300 [[Krans-25|Sarah Krans]] (pre-1700) # 303 [[Johnson-74475|Katie Olmstead]] (pre-1700, Cemeterist) # 335 [[Griffin-11720|Colleen Griffin]] (pre-1700) # 336 [[Lamberton-139|Roy Lamberton]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Sourcerer) # 383 [[Field-2406|Ken Field]] (pre-1700) # 396 [[Stephenson-2354|Beth Stephenson]] S17 C18 (pre-1700, Data Doctor) # 425 [[Spencer-17769|Bekka Spencer]] (pre-1700) # 453 [[Hull-2993|Eric Hull]] (pre-1700) # Unregistered [[Barber-3947|Deborah Barber]] S16 S17 (pre-1700) ==First Annual Connect-a-thon== {{Image|file=Nor_easters_Team-1.png |caption=Connect-a-thon 2019 }} # [[Tibbetts-150| Steven Tibbetts]] Captain (pre-1700, Data Doctor) # [[Whitten-1|Chris Whitten]] Captain (pre-1500, Leader) # [[King-22429|Liz King]] (pre-1700) # [[McNamee-238|Susan McNamee]] (pre-1500, Data Doctor, Sourcerer, Project Leader) # [[Hall-16256|Sue Hall]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Cemeterist) # [[Ward-21154|Stuart Ward]] (pre-1700) # [[Cormier-1939|G. Cormier]] (Data Doctor, Cemeterist) # [[Crosby-2232|Marlene Crosby]] (pre-1700, Sourcerer, Cemeterist) # [[Emens-67|Susan Hughes]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Profiles Project) # [[Helderman-102|Konnor Crewe]] (pre-1700, Sourcerer, Cemeterist) # [[Forstrom-18|Amy Wiemer]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Sourcerer) # [[McCallum-175|Doug McCallum]] (pre-1700, Leader, Sourcerer) # [[Brooks-2878|Paula Jacunski]] (pre-1700) # [[Shaw-9833|Sarah Saenz]] (pre-1700) # [[Schoonover-723|Tina Chase]] (pre-1700, Sourcerer, Cemeterist) # [[Bourque-573|Cindy Cooper]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Coordinator) # [[Stutz-25|Judi Stutz]] (pre-1700, Sourcerer) # [[Peckham-1455|Beverly Peckham]] (sister of the co-captain) # [[Pease-3024|William Pease]] (pre-1700) # [[Lamberton-139|Roy Lamberton]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Sourcerer) # [[Kelts-7|Julie Kelts]] (pre-1700) # [[Williams-27459|Kim Williams]] (pre-1700, Sourcerer) # [[Peterson-2956|Brenda Barber]] # [[Kabrich-1|Robin Kabrich]] (pre-1700, US History, Project Coordinator) # [[Short-3582|Caryl Ruckert]] (PGM, 1776, pre-1500, Sourcerer) # [[Gill-3793|Jo Gill]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Cemeterist) # [[Fuller-9185|Thomas Fuller]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Sourcerer) # [[Pendleton-1947|A Pendleton]] (pre-1700, PGM, Mayflower, US History) # [[Prince-3397|Tim Prince]] (pre-1700, Sourcerer, NEHGS) # [[Seigfreid-16|Shannon M Thomas]] (pre-1700, Sourcerer, Connector) # [[Major-1488|Pamjoy Major]] (pre-1700) # [[Kopp-617|Jeanne Mower]] # [[Hull-2993|Eric Hull]] (pre-1700) # [[Strong-4963|Sandi Strong]] (pre-1700) == Clean-A-Thon 2019 == {{Image|file=Nor_easters_Team-2.png |caption=Clean-a-thon 2019 }} # [[Whitten-1|Chris Whitten]] C17 C18 S16 S17 S18 SC19 - Captain (pre-1500, Leader) # [[Tibbetts-150| Steven Tibbetts]] S17 S18 C18 SC19 - Captain (pre-1700, Data Doctor) # [[Short-3582|Caryl Ruckert]] S18, SC19 (PGM, 1776, pre-1500) # [[Helderman-102|Anonymous Crewe]] S18 SC19 (pre-1700) # [[Carruth-363|Linda Peterson]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Mentor, Arborist) # [[Rowles-314|Darryl Rowles]] S18 C18 (pre-1700) # [[Forstrom-18|Amy Wiemer]] S16 S17 S18 C18 SC19 (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Cemeterist) # [[Durbin-702|Natalie Trott]] S18 (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Sourcerer, Class Clown) # [[Cormier-1939|G. Cormier]] (Data Doctor, Cemeterist) # [[Crosby-2232|Marlene Crosby]] C17 S17 S18 (pre-1700, Sourcerer, Cemeterist) # [[Bourque-573|Cindy Cooper]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Coordinator) # [[Schoonover-723|Tina Chase]] C18 S18 SC19 (pre-1700, Sourcerer, Cemeterist) # [[Wilbur-403|Eunice Pender]] C17 (pre-1700, PGM) # [[McCallum-175|Doug McCallum]] C18 S18 (pre-1700, Genealogical Society Member) # [[Gill-3793|Jo Gill]] C18 S18 (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Cemeterist) # [[Usher-435|Karen Usher]] C18 S18 (pre-1700) # [[Haskell-1588|Peggy Moss]] S18 (pre-1700, 1776) # [[Crumbliss-1|Tess Obenauf]] (pre-1700, Cemeterist) # [[Hall-16256|Sue Hall]] C18 S18 (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Cemeterist) # [[McNamee-238|Susan McNamee]] S18 (pre-1500, Data Doctor, Sourcerer) # [[Kabrich-1|Robin Kabrich]] S18 SC19 (pre-1700, US History, Project Coordinator) # [[Myers-13764|Donna Lewis]] (Sourcerer) # [[Brooks-2878|Paula Jacunski]] C17 C18 S17 S18 (pre-1700) # [[Gahn-22|Nanette Pezzutti]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Sourcerer) # [[Lamberton-139|Roy Lamberton]] C17 C18 S18 (pre-1700) # [[Ward-21154|Stuart Ward]] (pre-1700) # [[Eckstädt-2|Jelena Eckstädt]] (pre-1700, Sourcerer) # [[Childs-1667|E Childs]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Sourcerer) # [[James-134|David James]] (pre-1700) # [[Shaw-9833|Sarah Saenz]] (pre-1700) # [[Walker-19780|Rebecca Walker]] C18 (pre-1700) # [[Pendleton-1947|A Pendleton]] (pre-1700) # [[Chadwick-1021|Henry Chadwick]] S18 (pre-1700, PGM, Sourcerer, Mentor) # [[Hull-2993|Eric Hull]] C18 S17 S18 (pre-1700) # [[MacMillan-857|Colin MacMillan]] # [[Hollenbeck-914|Miranda Cartier]] (pre-1700) # [[Doiron-674|Gloria McLaughlin]] (pre-1700) # [[Rideout-2|Ronald Rideout]] (pre-1700) # [[Carpenter-4825|Rachel Bauerle]] (pre-1700) ==Scan-A-Thon 2019 Team Roster== {{Image|file=Nor_easters_Team-3.png |caption=Scan-a-thon 2019 }} # [[Whitten-1|Chris Whitten]] C17 C18 S16 S17 S18 - Captain (pre-1500) # [[Tibbetts-150| Steven Tibbetts]] S17 S18 C18 - (pre-1700, Data Doctor) # [[Short-3582|Caryl Ruckert]] S18 (PGM, 1776, pre-1500) # [[Forstrom-18|Amy Wiemer]] S16 S17 S18 C18 (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Cemeterist) # [[Seigfreid-16|Shannon M Thomas]] C18 S18 (pre-1700) # [[McGrath-1683|Scott McGrath]] S18 # [[Maher-273|Karen Fuller]] # [[Stutz-25|Judi Stutz]] C17 C18 S17 S18 (pre-1700) # [[Kabrich-1|Robin Kabrich]] S18 (pre-1700, US History, Project Coordinator) # [[Schoonover-723|Tina Chase]] C18 S18 (pre-1700) # [[Helderman-102|Anonymous Crewe]] S18 (pre-1700) # [[Moore-9352|Marion Walter]] (pre-1700) # [[Brady-1436|Joy Beer]] # [[Lamothe-185|Brian Lamothe]] (pre-1700) # [[Smith-126297|Zachary Smith]] (pre-1700, Project Coordinator) # [[Ellis-6095|Dawn Ellis]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Cemeterist) # [[Sinnett-50|Janet Sinnett]] (Data Doctor) # [[Measaw-4|Shannon Caruso]] ---- ==Source-A-Thon 2018 Team Roster== {{Image|file=Nor_easters_Team-4.png |caption=Source-a-thon 2018 }} ===A Team=== # [[Whitten-1|Chris Whitten]] C17 C18 S16 S17 - Co-Captain (pre-1500) #166 # [[Forstrom-18|Amy Wiemer]] S16 S17 C18 (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Sourcerer) #021 # [[Short-3582|Caryl Ruckert]] (PGM, 1776, pre-1500) #069 # [[McNamee-238|Susan McNamee]] (pre-1500, Data Doctor, Sourcerer) #077 # [[Lamberton-139|Roy Lamberton]] C17 C18 (pre-1700) #100 # [[Brooks-2878|Paula Jacunski]] C17 C18 S17 (pre-1700) #115 # [[Dodge-1352|Norman Dodge]] C18 (pre-1700, Data Doctor) #121 # [[Stutz-25|Judi Stutz]] C17 S17 C18 (pre-1700) #129 # [[Burwood-105|Meridith Burwood]] (pre-1700, Mayflower) #132 # [[Rowles-314|Darryl Rowles]] C18 (pre-1700) #155 # [[Seigfreid-16|Shannon M Thomas]] C18 (pre-1700) #176 # [[Fitzpatrick-206|Sue Fitzpatrick]] S16 S17 (pre-1700, Genealogical Society Member) #207 # [[Barber-3947|Deborah Barber]] S16 S17 (pre-1700) #208 # [[Helderman-102|Anonymous Helderman]] (pre-1700) #231 # [[Albrechtson-2|Craig Albrechtson]] (pre-1700, Sourcerer) #323 # [[Hull-2993|Eric Hull]] C18 (pre-1700) #383 # [[McGrath-1683|Scott McGrath]] #432 ---- ===Team #1=== # [[Tibbetts-150| Steven Tibbetts]] S17 C18 - Co-Captain (pre-1700, Data Doctor) #009 # [[Durbin-702|Natalie Trott]] (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Sourcerer, Class Clown) #028 # [[McCallum-175|Doug McCallum]] C18 (pre-1700, Genealogical Society Member) #032 # [[Schoonover-723|Tina Chase]] C18 (pre-1700) #055 # [[Everson-407|Alice Rice-Everson]] C18 (pre-1700) #113 # [[Gill-3793|Jo Gill]] C18 (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Cemeterist) #114 # [[Kabrich-1|Robin Kabrich]] (pre-1700, US History, Project Coordinator) #149 # [[Poirier-1573|Glenda Poirier]] C18 (pre-1700) # 156 # [[Usher-435|Karen Usher]] C18 (pre-1700) #224 # [[Akins-630|Janet Akins]] (pre-1700) #234 # [[Hall-16256|Sue Hall]] C18 (pre-1700, Data Doctor, Cemeterist) #260 # [[Crosby-2232|Marlene Crosby]] C17 S17 (pre-1700, Sourcerer) #324 # [[Stephenson-2354|Beth Stephenson]] S17 C18 (pre-1700, Data Doctor) #339 # [[Martin-17283|Jeffrey Martin]] C18 (pre-1700) #355 # [[Alarie-89|Ruth Ring]] C18 (pre-1700) #406 # [[Chadwick-1021|Henry Chadwick]] (pre-1700, PGM, Sourcerer, Mentor) #445 # [[Haskell-1588|Margaret Moss]] (pre-1700, 1776) #517 ---- ==Clean-A-Thon 2018 Team Roster== {{Image|file=Nor_easters_Team-3.jpg |caption=Clean-a-thon 2018 }} # [[Whitten-1|Chris Whitten]] C17 S16 S17 - 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[[:Category:Norfolk|Norfolk Category Page]] [[Category: England, Project Managed FSPs]] [[Category:England, Research Resources]] [[Image:Blake-621.png | 100px | Norfolk]] '''Norfolk''' is a low-lying county in the East of England. It has borders with [[:Category: Lincolnshire|Lincolnshire]] to the west, [[:Category: Cambridgeshire|Cambridgeshire]] to the west and southwest and [[:Category: Suffolk|Suffolk]] to the south. Its northern and eastern boundaries are the North Sea coast and to the north-west the county is bordered by the Wash. The city of Norwich is the county town of Norfolk which is the fifth largest ceremonial county in England.[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Norfolk] There are seven districts in Norfolk, which are Norwich, South Norfolk, Great Yarmouth, Broadland, King's Lynn & West Norfolk and Breckland. If you have any questions or suggestions please contact one of the [[Space:Norfolk_Team|Norfolk Team]] members. ==Norfolk Research Resources== *The Norfolk Record Office has an [http://nrocat.norfolk.gov.uk/DServe/DServe.exe?NS&dsqServer=NCC3CL01&dsqApp=Archive&dsqCmd=Index.tcl on-line catalogue] and copies of records can be [http://www.archives.norfolk.gov.uk/view/NCC098487 ordered for a fee]. *[http://tinstaafl.co.uk/nbp/index.htm Norfolk Baptism Project - Tinstaafl ] - an amazing record of births by parish. *[http://www.british-history.ac.uk/source.aspx?pubid=203 A History of the County of Norfolk: Volume 2] by William Page. A part-volume detailing the history of the religious houses of the county, including the cathedral priory of the Holy Trinity at Norwich, and the pilgrimage site of Walsingham. *[[Space:An_Essay_Towards_a_Topographical_History_of_the_County_of_Norfolk|An Essay Towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk]] (wikitree space) ("Containing a description of the towns, villages, and hamlets, with the foundations of monasteries ... and other religious buildings ...") by Francis Blomefield and Charles Parkin, published in 1806 * The History of Norfolk: From Original Records and Other Authorities Preserved in Public and Private Collections, Robert Hindry Mason, 1885, [https://archive.org/details/historynorfolkf00masogoog/page/n5 Part V: Acle to Barford] * A general history of the county of Norfolk..., John Chambers, 1829, [https://archive.org/details/ageneralhistory16unkngoog/page/n9 vol1], [https://archive.org/details/ageneralhistory01chamgoog/page/n7 vol2], [https://archive.org/details/ageneralhistory00chamgoog/page/n12 vol3] *[https://archive.org/details/norfolkannalsac00mackgoog/page/n7 Norfolk Annals: A Chronological Record of Remarkable Events in the Nineteenth Century] By Charles Mackie *[[Space:The_Church_Heraldry_of_Norfolk|The Church Heraldry of Norfolk]] by Rev. Edmund Farrer, published in 1887. *[[Space:A_List_of_Monumental_Brasses_Remaining_in_the_County_of_Norfolk|A List of Monumental Brasses Remaining in the County of Norfolk]] by Rev. Edmund Farrer, published in 1890. *[[Space:The_Hundred_of_Launditch_and_Deanery_of_Brisley_in_the_County_of_Norfolk|The Hundred of Launditch and Deanery of Brisley in the County of Norfolk]] collected by George Alfred Carthew, published 1877-1879. *[[Space:The_Visitation_of_Norfolk_in_the_Year_1563|The Visitation of Norfolk in the Year 1563]] *The visitations of Norfolk in 1563, 1589 and 1613 were combined into a single manuscript, Harl. MS. 1552, about 1620 and this was the basis for the [https://archive.org/details/visitacionievisi32ryew version edited by Walter Rye] in 1891. There is no way to tell just from this book which visitation was the source for any particular pedigree or fact within a pedigree. The 1563 visitation was separately published, see the previous entry; the 1589 visitation exists in various manuscripts, e.g. Harl. MS. 2230, but has not been separately published. * [https://books.google.co.uk/books?id=aNlAAAAAYAAJ&printsec=frontcover&source=gbs_ge_summary_r&cad=0#v=onepage&q&f=false The Visitation of Norfolk AD 1664], Sir Edward Bysshe, vol2 (M-Z), 1934. * See also: [[Space:Visitations_Cross_reference_by_County#Norfolk]] *Rye, Walter. ''A list of coat armour used in Norfolk before the date of the first herald's visitation of 1563''. Roberts & Co., Norwich: 1917 [https://archive.org/details/listofcoatarmour00ryewrich/page/n5 archive.org] *[[Space:Norfolk_Lists|Norfolk Lists from the Reformation to the Present Time]] ("Comprising Lists of Lord Lieutenants, Baronets, High Sheriffs, and Members of Parliament, of the County of Norfolk; Bishops, Deans, Chancellors, Archdeacons, Prebendaries, Members of Parliament, Mayors, Sheriffs, Recorders, & Stewards, of the City of Norwich; Members of Parliament and Mayors of the Boroughs of Yarmouth, Lynn, Thetford, and Castle Rising; Also a List of Persons Connected with the County, of Whom Engraved Portraits Have Been Published, and a Descriptive List of Tradesmens' Tokens & Provincial Halfpennies Issued in the County of Norfolk") by William Ewing. *[[Space:Phillimore’s_Parish_Register_Series|Phillimore's Marriage Registers]] Extracts from the parish registers published by Phillimore and Co. There are 12 volumes covering 127 parishes, so by no means an extensive collection. *The Paston Letters are one of the largest collections of private correspondence from 15th century England. The Pastons had family and business relationships with just about every other landholding family in Norfolk. James Gairdner published six volumes containing over 1000 letters in 1904 and these are available at [http://www.gutenberg.org/files/43348/43348-h/43348-h.htm Project Gutenberg]. The British Library has made available [https://blogs.bl.uk/digitisedmanuscripts/2015/04/the-paston-letters-go-live.html digitised images] of parts of its collection of the Letters. *The Voting Registers for Norfolk from 1734 to 1865 have been transcribed and are available at [https://www.genuki.org.uk/big/eng/NFK/Parish_Links#voting genuki.org.uk]. * [[Space:Pedigrees_of_the_families_of_Suffolk|Pedigrees of the families of Suffolk]], 43 volumes of manuscript notes compiled by local antiquarian David Elisha Davy, also covers numerous families in Norfolk. * The [https://www.dhi.ac.uk/intoxicants/home.jsp Intoxicants and Early Modernity research project] has a lot of records from Chester and Norwich and has over 23,000 people mentioned. *Tingey, J.C. "A Calendar of Deeds Enrolled within the County of Norfolk". Norfolk Archaeology, Norwich *Selby, Walford D. "Norfolk Records, Being a Collection of Record-References Derived from the Original MS. Indexes". Public Record Office, London: 1886 [https://www.familysearch.org/library/books/records/item/324830-norfolk-records?viewer=1&offset=7#page=9&viewer=picture&o=&n=0&q= familysearch] *Dew, Walton N.; Rye, Walter "The Monumental Inscriptions in the Hundred of Holt". A.H. Goose and Co., Norwich: 1885 [https://www.familysearch.org/library/books/records/item/407130-the-monumental-inscriptions-in-the-hundred-of-holt-in-the-county-of-norfolk?viewer=1&offset=66#page=1&viewer=picture&o=&n=0&q= familysearch] * [[Space:Early Norfolk marriage licences from the Act books of the Archdeaconry Court of Norfolk and the Consistory Court]] * [https://www.familysearch.org/library/books/records/item/134649-norfolk-families-vol-01?offset= Norfolk Families], vol1, Walter Rye, 1911 ==== Norfolk Archaeology ==== Norfolk Archaeology, subtitled Miscellaneous Tracts relating to the Antiquities of the County of Norfolk was published by the Norfolk and Norwich Archaeological Society. Many volumes are available online: * Vol I, 1847 [https://archive.org/details/norfolkarchaeol04socigoog/page/n2 archive] [https://archive.org/details/norfolkarchaeol01unkngoog/page/n9 archive] [https://archive.org/details/norfolkarchaeol04socigoog/page/n8 archive] [https://archive.org/details/norfolkarchaeol19socigoog/page/n7 archive] * Vol II, 1849 [https://archive.org/details/norfolkarchaeol00unkngoog/page/n6 archive] [https://archive.org/details/norfolkarchaeol26socigoog/page/n4 archive] [https://archive.org/details/norfolkarchaeolo02norf/page/n6 archive] [https://www.familysearch.org/library/books/records/item/330035-norfolk-archaeology-or-miscellaneous-tracts-relating-to-the-antiquities-of-the-county-of-norfolk?viewer=1&offset=32#page=7&viewer=picture&o=&n=0&q= familysearch] * Vol III, 1852 [https://archive.org/details/norfolkarchaeol07socigoog/page/n5 archive] [https://archive.org/details/norfolkarchaeolo03norf/page/n6 archive] * Vol IV, 1855 [https://archive.org/details/norfolkarchaeol07unkngoog/page/n7 archive] [https://archive.org/details/norfolkarchaeol11socigoog/page/n7 archive] [https://archive.org/details/norfolkarchaeolo04norf/page/n4 archive] * Vol V, 1859 [https://archive.org/details/norfolkarchaeol03socigoog/page/n13 archive] * Vol VI, 1864 [https://archive.org/details/norfolkarchaeol02socigoog/page/n8 archive] [https://archive.org/details/norfolkarchaeolo06norf/page/n4 archive] * Vol VII, 1872 [https://archive.org/details/norfolkarchaeol29socigoog/page/n8 archive] [https://archive.org/details/norfolkarchaeol22socigoog/page/n9 archive] [https://archive.org/details/norfolkarchaeol05socigoog/page/n8 archive] [https://archive.org/details/norfolkarchaeolo07norf/page/n4 archive] * Vol VIII, 1878 [https://archive.org/details/norfolkarchaeol02unkngoog/page/n9 archive] * Vol VIII, 1879 (reprint) [https://archive.org/details/norfolkarchaeol10socigoog/page/n8 archive] * Vol IX, 1884 [https://archive.org/details/norfolkarchaeol06unkngoog/page/n7 archive] [https://archive.org/details/norfolkarchaeol09unkngoog/page/n10 archive] [https://archive.org/details/norfolkarchaeol08socigoog/page/n6 archive] * Vol X, 1888 [https://archive.org/details/norfolkarchaeol06socigoog/page/n7 archive] * Vol XI, 1892 [https://archive.org/details/norfolkarchaeol24socigoog/page/n6 archive] * Vol XII, 1895 [https://archive.org/details/norfolkarchaeol09socigoog/page/n7 archive] * Vol XIII, 1898 [https://archive.org/details/norfolkarchaeol00socigoog/page/n5 archive] * Vol XIV, 1901 [https://archive.org/details/norfolkarchaeol27socigoog/page/n6 archive] * Vol XV, 1904 [https://archive.org/details/norfolkarchaeol28socigoog/page/n7 archive] * Vol XVI, 1907 [https://archive.org/details/norfolkarchaeol05unkngoog/page/n9 archive] [https://archive.org/details/norfolkarchaeol08unkngoog/page/n7 archive] * Vol XVII, 1910 [https://archive.org/details/norfolkarchaeol30socigoog/page/n4 archive] * Vol XVIII - XXII, XXIV, XXX, XXXII, XXXVII, XLI (1912-1933) [https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/008890347 Limited view hathitrust] * Index to Vol I to X and to Vol XI to XX, 1891 [https://archive.org/details/norfolkarchaeol13socigoog/page/n4 archive] ==== Monumental inscriptions in the county of Norfolk ==== Written by Walter Rye, this series was published in five volumes. Note maps showing which parishes are in which hundred are available here: http://www.origins.org.uk/genuki/NFK/norfolk/histgeog/hundreds/parishmaps/ * [https://archive.org/details/monumentalinscr00hundgoog/page/n6 The monumental inscriptions in the hundred of Holt, collected by W.N. Dew], edited by Walter Rye, published 1885 * [https://tunsteadpc.norfolkparishes.gov.uk/wp-includes/ms-files.php?file=2012/12/Walter-Rye-Tunstead-Hundred-MIs.pdf The monumental inscriptions in the hundred of Tunstead], Walter Rye, published 1891. * Monumental Inscriptions in the Marshland Churches, Norfolk, From notes made by Thomas Martin (1697-1771), 1886 (not available online) * The Monumental Inscriptions in the Hundred of Happing, in the county of Norfolk, 1886 (not available online) * The Monumental Inscriptions in the Hundred of North Erpingham; included in [https://archive.org/details/someroughmateri00ryegoog/page/n259 Some Rough Materials for a History of the Hundred of North Erpingham in the County of Norfolk], 1883
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[[Category: England, Project Managed FSPs]] [[Project:England|England Project]] | [[:Category:Norfolk|Norfolk County Page]] ==Welcome to the Norfolk Team page!== Team Leader: [[Turvey-154|Andrew Turvey]] The Norfolk Team is part of the [[Project:England|England Project]]. ==Goal== The goal of the Norfolk Team is to make all Norfolk profiles the best that they can be. It is our desire to leave a lasting legacy of work for future generations and current researchers that can facilitate their quest for family history, and bring them one step closer to discovering the myriad of people it has taken for them to draw breath. ==Topics== In order to achieve our goal, there are a number of things we are currently working on: * [[:Category:Norfolk%2C_Unsourced_Profiles|Norfolk unsourced profiles]] * [[Automated:DD_Unconnected_List_ENG_NOR|Norfolk unconnected profiles]] * [[:Category:Norfolk%2C_Notables | Norfolk Notables]] * One Name/Place Studies centered in Norfolk :: Gary Bayes is leading the One-Place Study for [[Space:Hemblington_Place_Study|Hemblington]] :: Heather Lawn is leading the One-Name Study for [[Space:Larn_Name_Study|Larn]] If you are interested in helping with Norfolk, please feel free to look at the England Project page and sign up via the G2G post. If you have any questions about Norfok, please contact the team leader above. == Norfolk Team Members== [[Utting-102|Amelia Utting]] | [[Crane-1069|Richard Crane]] | [[Bayes-370|Gary Bayes]] | [[Anderson-28333|David Anderson]] | [[Davey-570|Roger Davey]] | [[Schaffer-615|Jack Schaffer]] | [[Lemley-586|Erika Renville]] | [[DeSpain-617|Laura DeSpain]] | [[Cunningham-10584|Brad Cunningham]] | [[Lawn-253|Heather Lawn]] | [[Turvey-154|Andrew Turvey]] | [[Altenburg-72|Ellen Altenburg]] | [[Pendleton-2589|Damien Blunderfield-Garwood]] == Norfolk Resources== Check out some [[Space: Norfolk_Resources| Norfolk Resources]] here. [[Automated:DD_Unconnected_List_ENG_NOR|Norfolk unconnected profiles]] ==The Numbers== The England team use a standard set of statistics to check on the progress of each county and to highlight areas which need work. The most recent statistics for [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:England%2C_Regional_and_County_Statistics_Page#Norfolk Norfolk] can be found here. These tables gives an overview of the profiles, showing how our branch of the tree is growing and how its quality is improving. == Suggestion List == {{Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_ENG_NOR}}
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[[Category:Norka]] Norka (Nekrasovo, Norka, Weigand), (Норка) Founded: 15th of August 1767 Location: 51º10' N 45º19' E (Russia) Interesting write-up here of the mother colony of Norka. Norka is the Russian word for "mink". This is one of the few colonies that had a Russian name from the beginning. Norka was named after the river along which it is located. The Norka River starts 2 to 3 kilometers west of the colony. The land surrounding the river was covered by tall grasses, shrubs and scattered forest areas. "Norka is one of the 104 original colonies ("Mother Colonies") established on the Volga and was organized directly by the Russian government (a "Crown Colony") in contrast to those colonies settled by private recruiters. After more than a year of travel from their homelands, the first colonists arrived at the banks of the Norka River on Wednesday, August 15, 1767. This group contained the majority of the first settlers. In remaining days of August and the month of September, more immigrant families continued to settle in Norka. Four more groups arrived on August 18th, August 26th, September 2nd and September 22nd. Igor Pleve's book, Einwanderung in das Wolgagebiet 1764-1767, Band 3, lists the so called "first settlers" in Norka colony. This census list shows that there were 218 families comprised of 753 people living in the colony at the end of September 1767. By 1769, there were 772 people in Norka. The colonists were primarily of the Reformed faith, although a small group of Lutherans and two Catholic families were also listed in the 1767 census. The majority of the colonists had origins in the county of Isenburg or the duchy of Hessen. Igor Pleve states that Norka is a rare example of a colony where the majority of the colonists came from the same region or county in the German speaking lands of Western Europe. Pleve believes this cohesiveness allowed colonies like Norka to more quickly establish sustainable economic activity. Since Norka was a Crown Colony, it is possible that some log houses called Kron Häuser, or Crown Houses, had already been built by the government when the colonists arrived. The number of houses may have been inadequate to shelter all the colonists in the first winter. Some family stories tell of their ancestors building huts that were partially underground, known as Zemlyanka, in order to live through the first winters until more housing could be built. In the years after its founding, August 15th was commemorated as a public holiday in the colony known as Herkommsttag (Founders Day). The colonists originally named their new settlement Weigand(t). This name was given in honor of the first Vorsteher (leader), Johann Conrad Weigandt. While traveling from to the lower Volga, each group of colonists was headed by a Vorsteher and this persons name was often preserved when the colony was founded. In this case, "the colony of Vorsteher Weigand". Weigandt, a stocking maker from Isenburg, is shown as the Vorsteher in the Kuhlberg lists for the group of colonists who arrived in Oranienbaum, Russia on August 9, 1766 aboard a pink named Slon (the Russian word for Elephant). Several families in this group traveled together to the lower Volga region to establish the colony of Norka. According to Peter Sinner, on February 26, 1768, the government issued a command that all of the German colonies be given a Russian name. With the exception of 8 colonies of the original 104, the colonists continued to use the German place names. The colony of Weigand was one of the exceptions and it is likely that from this early stage of settlement, "Norka" became the accepted name." Most settlers of Norka originally came from Isenburg, Hesse, in Germany, so if your ancestors lived in Norka and you wanted to find their original homes in Germany, you would start with Isenburg. FIRST SETTLERS LIST - HEADS of FAMILIES:
- 218 founding families comprised the population of 753 colonists in 1767
Based on the 1767 census of Norka, a majority of the 218 families were of the Reformed faith; 16 families (7 percent) identified themselves as Lutherans; 6 families (3 percent) as Roman Catholics. Norka census of 1834 surnames:
Adam Adolph Albert Albrecht Alexander Alt Arndt Aschenbrenner Bachmann Bäcker Bauer Bechtholdt Bertel Biehn Blum Bott Brehm Brill Burbach Deines Dick Diehlemann Dinges Döring Dörr Eberhardt Eberling Eisenhut Ernst Eusel Fechler Feuerstein Fink Fischer Fuchs Führer Gauer Geiss Gerlach Giebelhaus Glantz Göbel Görg Grün Hahn Hamburger Hammer Hardt Hartung Hechwaldt Heifneder Heinrich Helzer Henkel Henrich Herdt Hessler Hetwig Hoffmann Hohnstein Horst Huck Hügel Imhoff Jäger Jakobÿ Jost Kaiser Keller Kern Kiehn Kiemer Kilthau Kindsvater Kinzel Klaus Klehr Kleiber Kliss Kloberdanz Kniess Knippel Koch Kohler Kracht Krieger Kriess Lamm Lauterbach Lehl Lehr Liphardt Lofink Loos Lorei Maul Michael Mohr Mosebach Müller Nagel Nolde Palm Paul Paulÿ Pfeif Pfeifer Pfenning Popp Preisendorf Preiss Prester Reich Reichert Reifschneider Reiswig Repp Reuscher Richter Romeis Ross Ruppel Sauer Saurer Schäfer Scheidemann Schilling Schleicher Schleuning Schlitt Schmer Schmidt Schneider Schnell Schnor Schönemann Schreiber Schreiner Schwartz Schwindt Seider Sinner Spadÿ Spahn Spicker Störkel Stürtz Traudt Trüber Urbach Vögler Wacker Walter Weber Weidenkeller Weigandt Weisberger Weitzel Will Wolf Wörth Ziegler Zilg 1857 census:
Adam Albert Albrecht Alexander Alt Arndt Aschenbrenner Bachmann Bäcker Bauer Bechtholdt Bertel Biehn Billing Blum Bott Brehm Brill Bruhn Burbach Deines Dick Diehlemann Dinges Döring Dörr Eberhardt Eberling Eisenhut Eusel Fechler Feuerstein Fink Fischer Fuchs Führer Gauerich Gerlach Giebelhaus Glantz Göbel Görg Grün Guio Haas Hahn Hamburger Hammer Hardt Hartung Hechwaldt Heifneder Heinrich Helzer Henkel Herdt Hessler Hoffmann Hohnstein Horst Huck Hügel Jäger Jakobÿ Jost Kaiser Keller Kern Kiehn Kilthau Kimern Kinzel Klaus Klehr Kleiber Kloberdanz Kniess Knippel Koch Krieger Kriess Kuhn Lamm Lehl Lehr Lingold Liphardt Lofink Loos Maul Michael Mohr Mosebach Müller Nagel Nolde Paulÿ Pfenning Popp Preisendorf Preiss Prester Reich Reifschneider Reiswig Repp Reuscher Richter Romeis Ross Ruppel Sauer Schäfer Scheidemann Schilling Schleicher Schleuning Schlitt Schmer Schmidt Schneider Schnell Schönemann Schreiber Schreiner Schwartz Schwindt Seder Sinner Spadÿ Spahn Spicker Störkel Stürtz Traudt Trüber Urbach Vögler Wacker Walter Weber Weidenkeller Weigandt Weitzel Will Wolf Wörth Ziegler Zilg Norka colony village webpage links: * [http://www.norkarussia.info/about.html Norka, A German Colony in Russia website] by village coordinator Steve Schreiber * [http://lexikon.wolgadeutsche.net/search/result?query=norka Norka village webpage] (in Russian) wolgadeutsche.net · Alexander Spack, Rußland * [http://www.facebook.com/pages/Norka-Russia/304585349571817 Norka, Russia Facebook page] * [https://volga.domains.unf.edu/colonies/norka Norka page of Volga German Institute @ UNF] [[:Category:Norka|Norka settlers & residents (profiles list)]] return to [[Space:Volga_German_Project|Volga German Project]]
- 218 founding families comprised the population of 753 colonists in 1767
Based on the 1767 census of Norka, a majority of the 218 families were of the Reformed faith; 16 families (7 percent) identified themselves as Lutherans; 6 families (3 percent) as Roman Catholics. Norka census of 1834 surnames:
Adam Adolph Albert Albrecht Alexander Alt Arndt Aschenbrenner Bachmann Bäcker Bauer Bechtholdt Bertel Biehn Blum Bott Brehm Brill Burbach Deines Dick Diehlemann Dinges Döring Dörr Eberhardt Eberling Eisenhut Ernst Eusel Fechler Feuerstein Fink Fischer Fuchs Führer Gauer Geiss Gerlach Giebelhaus Glantz Göbel Görg Grün Hahn Hamburger Hammer Hardt Hartung Hechwaldt Heifneder Heinrich Helzer Henkel Henrich Herdt Hessler Hetwig Hoffmann Hohnstein Horst Huck Hügel Imhoff Jäger Jakobÿ Jost Kaiser Keller Kern Kiehn Kiemer Kilthau Kindsvater Kinzel Klaus Klehr Kleiber Kliss Kloberdanz Kniess Knippel Koch Kohler Kracht Krieger Kriess Lamm Lauterbach Lehl Lehr Liphardt Lofink Loos Lorei Maul Michael Mohr Mosebach Müller Nagel Nolde Palm Paul Paulÿ Pfeif Pfeifer Pfenning Popp Preisendorf Preiss Prester Reich Reichert Reifschneider Reiswig Repp Reuscher Richter Romeis Ross Ruppel Sauer Saurer Schäfer Scheidemann Schilling Schleicher Schleuning Schlitt Schmer Schmidt Schneider Schnell Schnor Schönemann Schreiber Schreiner Schwartz Schwindt Seider Sinner Spadÿ Spahn Spicker Störkel Stürtz Traudt Trüber Urbach Vögler Wacker Walter Weber Weidenkeller Weigandt Weisberger Weitzel Will Wolf Wörth Ziegler Zilg 1857 census:
Adam Albert Albrecht Alexander Alt Arndt Aschenbrenner Bachmann Bäcker Bauer Bechtholdt Bertel Biehn Billing Blum Bott Brehm Brill Bruhn Burbach Deines Dick Diehlemann Dinges Döring Dörr Eberhardt Eberling Eisenhut Eusel Fechler Feuerstein Fink Fischer Fuchs Führer Gauerich Gerlach Giebelhaus Glantz Göbel Görg Grün Guio Haas Hahn Hamburger Hammer Hardt Hartung Hechwaldt Heifneder Heinrich Helzer Henkel Herdt Hessler Hoffmann Hohnstein Horst Huck Hügel Jäger Jakobÿ Jost Kaiser Keller Kern Kiehn Kilthau Kimern Kinzel Klaus Klehr Kleiber Kloberdanz Kniess Knippel Koch Krieger Kriess Kuhn Lamm Lehl Lehr Lingold Liphardt Lofink Loos Maul Michael Mohr Mosebach Müller Nagel Nolde Paulÿ Pfenning Popp Preisendorf Preiss Prester Reich Reifschneider Reiswig Repp Reuscher Richter Romeis Ross Ruppel Sauer Schäfer Scheidemann Schilling Schleicher Schleuning Schlitt Schmer Schmidt Schneider Schnell Schönemann Schreiber Schreiner Schwartz Schwindt Seder Sinner Spadÿ Spahn Spicker Störkel Stürtz Traudt Trüber Urbach Vögler Wacker Walter Weber Weidenkeller Weigandt Weitzel Will Wolf Wörth Ziegler Zilg Norka colony village webpage links: * [http://www.norkarussia.info/about.html Norka, A German Colony in Russia website] by village coordinator Steve Schreiber * [http://lexikon.wolgadeutsche.net/search/result?query=norka Norka village webpage] (in Russian) wolgadeutsche.net · Alexander Spack, Rußland * [http://www.facebook.com/pages/Norka-Russia/304585349571817 Norka, Russia Facebook page] * [https://volga.domains.unf.edu/colonies/norka Norka page of Volga German Institute @ UNF] [[:Category:Norka|Norka settlers & residents (profiles list)]] return to [[Space:Volga_German_Project|Volga German Project]]
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[[Category: Ireland, History]] [[Category: Ireland, Military History]] [[Category: Norman invasion of Ireland]] [[Category: Ireland, Nobility]] [[Category:Ireland, Governors]] == The Norman Invasion of Ireland == The [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Normans Norman barons] variously called by the Irish, "the strangers" or "the Galls" who arrived in Ireland beginning with the expedition of 1167 led by [[FitzStephen-5|Robert FitzStephen]], and quickly followed by the main force led by [[Clare-645|Richard Strongbow]] in 1169; are known to history variously as "Cambro- Norman" (Normans from Wales) "Hiberno-Norman" (Normans from Ireland) "Anglo- Norman" (Normans from England) or more economically "Norman" Many of the military leaders involved came from England and Wales, many came to Ireland from France. Because this fresh wave of Norman adventures were expanding the territory their grandparents had won only 100 years earlier in the 1066 Norman invasion of England, it seems appropriate to call these 12th c. adventurers in Ireland simply "Normans". It is interesting to note that the Norman invasion of Ireland closely follows the loss of territory in Normandy. == 12th century Ireland == Ireland during the 12th century was not one kingdom, but a collection of many small kingdoms each jostling for power and influence. [[:Category:Irish_History%2C_Kingdom_of_Northern_U%C3%AD_Néill|Tír Eoghain]], [[:Category:Irish_History%2C_Kingdom_of_Ulaid|Ulaid]] and [[:Category:Irish_History%2C_Kingdom_of_Airg%C3%ADalla|Oriel]] in the north; [[:Category:Irish_History%2C_Kingdom_of_Breifne|Breifne]], [[:Category:Irish_History%2C_Kingdom_of_Mide|Meath]] and [[:Category:Irish_History%2C_Kingdom_of_Connacht|Connaught]] in the centre; [[:Category:Irish_History%2C_Kingdom_of_Leinster|Leinster]] and [[:Category:Irish_History%2C_Kingdom_of_Munster|Munster]] in the south; with three strong [[:Category:Irish_History%2C_Kingdoms_of_the_Vikings|Viking enclaves]] in Dublin, Cork and Limerick. It was a longstanding feud between [[MacMurrough-19|Diarmaid Mac Murchadha]] (Dermot MacMurrough) of Leinster (modern County Leitrim) and [[O'Rourke-902|Tigernán Ua Ruairc]] (Tiarnan O'Rourke) of Breifne (modern County Cavan) that precipitated the Norman invasion of Ireland. '''In 1152, MacMurrough raided the territory of O'Rourke''' in Breifne, plundering his goods and abducting his wife [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Derbforgaill_ingen_Maeleachlainn Derbforgaill] (Dervogilla). Within a few years, O'Rourke with the aid of [[O'Conor-35|Ruaidrí Ua Conchobair]] (Rory O'Connor), [[Space:High_Kings_of_Ireland|High King of Ireland]], was able to force MacMurrough into exile. MacMurrough, landing in [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_Bristol Bristol] and determined to regain his [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leinster Kingdom of Leinster], went in search of [[Plantagenet-1627|Henry ll]] of England. Catching up with him in [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Normandy Normandy], he found Henry preoccupied with securing his own territories in France and England, and Henry, not wanting to be involved in the invasion himself, took an [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oath_of_allegiance oath of allegiance] from Mac Murrough and gave him license to approach [[Clare-645|Richard de Clare]], probably the strongest baron in [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wales Wales] but now out of favour for his earlier support of [[Blois-94|King Stephen]] in King Stephen's struggle with [[Boulogne-5|Matilda]] for the English throne. civil war in England, a period known as [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Anarchy The Anarchy] The Normans in Wales were in constant conflict with the Welsh, Mac Murrough found Richard de Clare a willing, but hard negotiator, agreeing to support Mac Murrough for the reward of Mac Murrough's daughter [[MacMurrough-4|Aoife]] (Eve) in marriage should they be successful in regaining Leinster, and the promise of succession to the Kingship of Leinster on Mac Murrough's death. De Clare was not immediately in the position to mount an expedition to Ireland and suggested that [[FitzStephen-5|Robert FitzStephen]], an experienced Norman war leader then held captive by the Welsh King [[Gruffydd-34|Rhys Gruffydd]] (Rees ap Griffin) might be ransomed to organise an advance war party. Rees was persuaded to release Fitz Stephen who agreed to play his part for the reward of the town of Wexford, began collecting volunteers for the campaign. Mac Murrough returned to Ireland to gather forces there. '''1167 - The advance party of Norman adventurers arrive in Ireland led by Robert Fitzstephen and his brother Maurice Fitzgerald.''' [http://www.ireland-information.com/articles/dermotmacmurrough-strongbow.htm Ireland Information.com : Dermot MacMurrough and the Norman Invasion of Ireland] [https://celt.ucc.ie/published/E680001-001.html Celt : The History of the Kingdom of Ireland] by Richard Burton Corpus of Electronic Texts Edition '''[[FitzStephen-5|Robert FitzStephen]]''' led the first party in three ships, with 30 knights, 60 men at arms and 300 bowmen, landing in [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bannow Bannow Bay] Wexford. With him were his nephews and relatives, [[FitzHenry-102| Miler Fitz Henry]], [[Fitz_David-2| Milo Fitz David]], [[Montemarisco-1| Hervé de Marisco]] and [[Prendergast-146|Maurice de Prendergast]], who arrived in the bay a day later, with ten knights and 60 bowmen. Mac Murrough joined them, and the combined force of Normans and Mac Murrough's Irish marched to take the Viking town of [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wexford Wexford (Loch Garman)]. Their first skirmish with the Irish was at [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Duncormick Duncormac (Dún Cormaic)]. They [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Siege_of_Wexford_(1169) besieged Wexford], their first attack was repulsed, their second attack was more successful, persuading the town to surrender to Mac Murrough and the Normans. '''[[FitzGerald-5685|Maurice FitzGerald]]''' arrived at Loch Garman with 10 knights, 30 squires and 100 foot soldiers [https://celt.ucc.ie/published/T100054/text092.html Celt : The History of Ireland] by Geoffrey Keating page: 329 ''[[FitzGerald-5685|Maurice fitz Gerald]] (Maurice the Geraldine), uterine brother of [[FitzStephen-5|Robert FitzStephen]], with ten knights, thirty archers, and about one hundred foot soldiers, came with two ships to Ireland and landed at Wexford.'' [https://celt.ucc.ie//published/T100001.html Celt : Annales Hiberniae] page:15 by James Grace of Kilkenny Included in the force led by Fitzgerald were the brothers Walyrus and Barrett, progenitors of the Walsh and Barrett families in Ireland. [https://books.google.co.nz/books?id=QM9XAAAAIAAJ&pg=PA330&lpg=PA330&dq=walynus+camelot&source=bl&ots=CiSEB1lmnf&sig=hqO5r62RRN-W3VHdWqEQqh9dw4U&hl=en&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwiKoqOEtcfcAhWKErwKHQjXAvMQ6AEwAXoECAEQAQ#v=onepage&q=walynus%20camelot&f=false The Genealogies of O'Dowda's Country] page: 330 trans. & notes by John O'Donovan pub: Dublin 1844 When MacMurrough and Robert Fitz Stephen heard that Maurice had arrived, they met him at Loch Garman. MacMurrough then decided to attack Dublin (Ath Cliath); taking Fitz Gerald with his fresh troops and leaving Robert Fitz Stephen to build a fortress at Carrick, just outside Loch Garman. [https://celt.ucc.ie/published/T100054/text093.html Celt : The History of Ireland] by Geoffrey Keating) With Leinster in his power, Mac Murrough now set his sights on the High Kingship of Ireland, asking Fitz Stephen and Maurice Fitz Gerald to send envoys to family and friends promising rich rewards for others to join them in Ireland. Mac Murrough sent a letter to [[Clare-645|Richard de Clare]] the earl of Stranguell (Strongbow); who, with the tacit approval of [[Plantagenet-1627|King Henry II]], was ready to bring his men to Ireland. The Normans camped at [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ferns,_County_Wexford Ferns], waiting for [[Clare-645|Richard de Clare]], better known as "Strongbow" to arrive with reinforcements. "''About the beginning of May, Robert Fitz-Stephens, sometime Governor of the Castle of Cardigan, remembering his promise with 30 horse-men among whom the principal were Miler Fitz-Henry, Milo Fitz-David of Menevia and Harvey de Montemarisco with 60 Men at Arms and 300 Archers on foot in three ships, first of the Norman race landed in Ireland.''"[https://books.google.co.nz/books?id=-3JUAAAAYAAJ&pg=RA2-PA2&lpg=RA2-PA2&dq=%22miler+fitz+henry%22&source=bl&ots=FhI_PIqbdn&sig=hoUEXd3EFg2XUMACEzKbGVAGRDo&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjRn-XFpKPcAhURv5QKHdU_DhIQ6AEIKTAA#v=onepage&q=%22miler%20fitz%20henry%22&f=false The Antiquities and History of Ireland] by Sir James Ware - pub: A. Crook 1705 Fitz Stephen was rewarded with territory in Wexford, the cantons of Forth and Bargy. [https://www.libraryireland.com/biography/RobertFitzStephen.php Library Ireland : Robert FitzStephen] A third group of Normans led by [[FitzGerald-2415|Raymond le Gros]] arrived in Bannow Bay in 1168, landing on the Hook Peninsula at Baginbun (Dún Domhnaill) and building a stronghold there. He was attacked by king of the Déise (county Waterford) A few weeks later, Mac Murrough and [[FitzStephen-5|Robert FitzStephen]] attacked [[:Category:Irish_History%2C_Kingdom_of_Osraige|Ossory]] (Osraighe), then raided further north, into the territories of the [[:Category:Irish_History%2C_Kingdom_of_Leinster|Uí Tuathail, the Uí Broin and the Uí Conchobhair]]. Rory O'Connor retaliated, marching his men into Leinster. Following negotiations at Ferns, an agreement was reached, and MacMurrough was allowed to remain King of Leinster on the understanding that he would recognise Rory O'Connor as High King, and to send the Normans back to Britain. The Normans stayed, Mac Murrough sending invitations for more to come over, with the promise of land and honours for those who would join his enterprise. '''In May 1169, a second wave of Normans arrived in two ships led by de Clare, the Earl Strongbow with twelve hundred reinforcements,''' landing on the coast of Wexford, between the headlands of Hook and Crook. Strongbow was told by Irish pilots that he must enter Ireland either by Hook or by Crook, hence the English phrase, [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/By_hook_or_by_crook "by hook or by crook"] in [https://celt.ucc.ie/published/T840000-001/text024.html Travels in Ireland] ch: 24 page: 227 by Johann Georg Kohl Some say it was Cromwell who entered Ireland "by hook or by crook" [https://www.dochara.com/places-to-visit/lighthouses/hook-head-lighthouse/ Hook Head Lighthouse] By now, de Clare had overrun Leinster, married Mac Murrough's daughter Aoife; and following Mac Murrough's death in 1171, had become King of Leinster. In England, King Henry ll realised that de Clare was in the position to become a powerful rival in Ireland. '''In 1171 King Henry ll arrived in Ireland to compel the allegiance of de Clare and the Norman barons.''' Henry ll arrived in Ireland with a fleet of 400 ships and thousands of soldiers to enforce sovereignty over de Clare and the Normans in Ireland. A Papal Bull of 1155 from [[Breakspear-50|Pope Adrian IV]] was said to have been offered as pretext for Henry ll's invasion of 1171, granting Henry the right to invade and govern Ireland, and to enforce the Gregorian Reforms on the Christian Church in Ireland. [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laudabilite Wikipedia : Laudabiliter] Faced with the strength of .Henry's invasion force, Strongbow and the Normans in Ireland quickly declared their allegiance to Henry, resulting in the establishment of a Norman Lordship of Ireland with the Irish lords only giving oaths to become tributaries to King Henry. ''In 1172, King Henry the Second landed with a considerable army, whom Roderick, in behalf of himself and all the other petty princes of that kingdom, acknowledged for his sovereign lord, and the supreme prince of all that island, so that none refused obedience to Henry, but only the province of Ulster.'' [https://celt.ucc.ie/published/E680001-001.html Celt : The History of the Kingdom of Ireland] by Richard Burton Corpus of Electronic Texts Edition In 1172, [[Lacy-287|Hugh de Lacy]], [[FitzStephen-5|Robert FitzStephen]], [[FitzGerald-5685|Maurice fitz Gerald]] & [[Bruce-246|Robert de Bruce]] were commissioned Governors of Ireland on behalf of King Henry of England. [https://books.google.co.nz/books?id=EHNbAAAAQAAJ&pg=PA46&lpg=PA46&dq=Robert+fitz+stephen+Duke+of+Cork&source=bl&ots=aEAf9dX1Mf&sig=6ufURfehwc7MHFW1fFrYVwqD548&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwj6gKDFko7cAhVMC6YKHeztDZ4Q6AEIJzAA#v=onepage&q=Robert%20fitz%20stephen%20Duke%20of%20Cork&f=false The Antient and Present State of the County and City of Cork .....] book 1 page 46 - by Charles Smith pub: A. Reilly, 1701 Four or five months after arriving, having set in place the English system of government and conducting a synod in which new canons were instituted for the government of the church "That, since it had pleased God to bring them under the English dominion, they should for the future observe all the rites and ceremonies of the English church;" Henry left without engaging in furthering the conquest himself, leaving his barons to consolidate and expand their holdings on their own terms. '''After 1172, the conquest of Ireland continued in piecemeal fashion with many reversals of fortune as the Normans and the Irish prevailed against one another in the struggle for control of territory.''' Richard de Clare (Strongbow) was granted land around the port towns of Leinster. He built a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kilkenny_Castle castle in Kilkenny] about 1172 Hugh de Lacy was granted land in Meath and Milo de Cogan took lands to the west of Cork, the cantreds of Kenalbek, Obathan and both Kenaleth’s. Robert Fitzstephen was granted lands to the east of Cork, the cantreds of Omakille (later to be the manor of Castlecor), Olethan and Fermoy' '''1173''' [[Clare-645|Richard Strongbow]] and [[FitzGerald-2415|Raymond le Gross]] are made Lord Wardens of Ireland Anglo Norman influence was confined to [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Pale the Pale] '''In 1177''' Robert Fitz Stephen and Milo de Cogan were granted the whole kingdom of Cork, with the exception of the port settlement established by the Norse. Fitz Stephen and de Cogan were never able to take possession of more than the seven centreds closest to the town of Cork, though they did receive tributes from the remaining 24 cantreds. They gradually introduced more Anglo-Norman families into the County of Cork, eventually gaining a firm foothold there. [https://books.google.co.nz/books?id=xTu3hzcKVRYC&pg=PA401&lpg=PA401&dq=castle+donemark&source=bl&ots=afOjAiGJGT&sig=IMN7edQjJ04xWXTsM0uGBOEtzVI&hl=en&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjL2ZffytTcAhXEurwKHcnND504ChDoATAAegQIABAB#v=onepage&q=castle%20donemark&f=false A Topographical Dictionary of Ireland : Cork] vol: 1 p: 401 by Samuel Lewis pub: Lewis & Co 1840 Robert Fitz Stephen's nephew, [[Barry-2631|Robert de Barry]] took part in the Siege of Wexford, and was killed at the battle of Lismore in 1185. [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/De_Barry_family Wikipedia : De Barry Family] By 1190 the Normans had reached as far west as [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Durrus Durrus] but were stopped there by the people of South Munster. A castle at [http://muintirbhairecc.com/ Muinntear Bhaire] ([https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kilcrohane Kilcrohane]) was built by the MacCarthys (elsewhere recorded as Mac Cuidithe or Mac Cuddihy) who had arrived there about 1185. [http://muintirbhairecc.com/ Muintir Bhaire], "the people of Baire" of the Sheep's Head Peninsula, County Cork [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Early_history_of_Durrus_and_District Early history of Durrus and District] == "From the Shannon to the Sea" == '''1212''' - [[Greye-1|John de Gray]] & Gilbert Costello attempted to push the boundaries of occupation toward the north-west by constructing a string of castles at [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clones,_County_Monaghan Clones], Co. Monaghan, [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Narrow_Water_Castle Narrow Water] (Cael Uisce), Co. Fermanagh and [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Belturbet Belturbet], Co. Cavan. The castle was built at Clones "by a force of the king of England's men" was burned by [[O'Neill-1927|Aodh Méith O'Neill]] in 1212 "A castle [was built] at Clones by a force of the king of England's men, and they made a foray to Abha Tíre Crithmuiun, and defeat and slaughter [were inflicted] on that force by Ó Néill and Mac Mathghamhna." [https://celt.ucc.ie/published/T100013/text009.html Celt : Mac Carthaigh's Book] MCB1212.2 author unknown Corpus of Electronic Texts Edition [https://books.google.co.nz/books?id=H8uEAgAAQBAJ&pg=PA78&lpg=PA78&dq=clones+castle+1212&source=bl&ots=xW6Z0tSrWL&sig=D_q6ZN4f6MxOT8S0dgMoviQOvLQ&hl=en&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjFxuKgg8bcAhUGUrwKHSE4Bb0Q6AEwDXoECAMQAQ#v=onepage&q=clones%20castle%201212&f=false Castles in Ireland: Feudal Power in a Gaelic World] ch: 4 page: 78 by T.E. McNeill pub: Routledge 2005 [http://www.friendsofirishresearch.org/library/The%20history%20of%20the%20county%20and%20city%20of%20Cork%20Vol1%20(1861).pdf The History of the County of Cork] ol: 1 vp: 28 by Rev. C.B. Gibson pub: London 1861 '''1213''' - Attempts by the Normans to push into Ulster were strongly resisted; "Ó Néill demolished the castle of [http://www.placenamesni.org/resultdetails.php?entry=17558 Áth Cruithne] (Sheeptown, Newry, County Down) and killed the Galls who were in it." [https://celt.ucc.ie/published/T100013/text009.html Celt : Mac Carthaigh's Book] MCB1213.4 author unknown '''1214''' - "''It was during the war of Diarmaid Dúna Droighneáin and Cormac Liathánach [Mac Carthaigh] that the Galls (Normans) overran the whole of Munster in every direction, from the Shannon to the sea.''" [https://celt.ucc.ie/published/T100013/text009.html Celt : Mac Carthaigh's Book] (author unknown) And every where they built castles to hold hard-won territory *[http://www.liscarroll.ie/castle Liscarroll Castle] in County Cork was possibly first built by [[Barry-2629|Philip Barry]], or perhaps later by [[Barry-2626|David Barry]] *The castle of the Mang, or [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Castlemaine,_County_Kerry Castlemaine] was built in County Kerry by [[FitzGerald-3759|Maurice FitzThomas]] note: 21 "Dubl. A.I., adding Castlemaine to his quota, says that this was Maurice fitz Thomas, but it is more likely to have been [[FitzGerald-3758|John FitzThomas]]. [http://www.clanmaccarthysociety.org/Articles/BattleOfCallannFootnotes.html Footnotes for article: ''The Battle of Callann''] *[https://www.duchas.ie/en/cbes/4742069/4732458/4818018?ChapterID=4742069%20Dublin%20City%20University Molahiffe Castle] in Kerry was built by Maurice Fitzgerald, a son of [[FitzGerald-2415|Raymond FitzGerald]] ([https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lordship_of_Molahiffe Molahiffe]) == Sources == NOTE - the various histories do not always agree on exact dates
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[[Category:Norman Name Study]] [[Category:One Name Studies]] [[Category:DNA Projects]] = Välkommen/Welcome Normans! = == Introduction == This is a One Name Study to collect together in one place everything about one surname and the variants of that name. The hope is that other researchers like you will join our study to help make it a valuable reference point for people studying lines that cross or intersect. Please contact the project leader, add categories to your profiles, add your questions to the bulletin board, add details of your name research, etc. == Origin of ''Norman'' == === Scandinavian Normans === Norman was a name that some Scandinavian families adopted when emigrating to the United States. The name Norrman may refer to people that are from [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Norrland Norrland - a region in northern Sweden]. Vasterbotten is a county that is included in this region of Sweden and where siblings [[Norman-1078|Erick Norman]] and [[Norman-1126|Isak Norman]] had lived prior to emigrating to the United States. Erick and Isak were siblings from a large family of [[Danielsson-114|Elias Edman Danielsson]] and [[Olofsdotter-421|Elisabet Margareta Olofsdotter]]. While in Sweden, the family continued to use patronymic naming conventions of using the father's first name as a surname variation (Eliasson or Eliasdotter). When Isak and Erick emigrated to the United States in 1891 and 1907 respectively they adopted the surname Norman and settled in Cass County, Minnesota. Both brothers had large families whose descendants span the United States as far west as California and as far east as __? (Wisconsin).[[Norman-1065|Norman-1065]] 13:04, 22 July 2017 (EDT) === English Normans === === Other Normans === === Arizona Normans === [[Category:Maricopa County, Arizona, Norman Name Study]] The person who was the beginning of the Arizona Norman's was Thomas Franklin Norman. It is unclear if he was born in South Carolina or Alabama. He moved to Missouri, then Texas where he died. His wife and children moved to Oklahoma, settling in Oregon and California. His son, William Houston Norman moved with his wife to Arizona due her health issues with tuberculosis. They founded the Norman Flower Shop and Nurseries and grew their family.
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[[Category: Norrbärke (W)]] [[Category:Maps and links for parishes in Dalarna]] *[[:Category: Norrbärke (W)|'''Norrbärke''']] parish is in the old [[:Category:Dalarna_Province|province of Dalarna]]. The county was formerly known as [[:Category: Kopparberg County|Kopparberg County]]. Today it is [[:Category: Dalarna County|Dalarna County]]. The [[:Category: Swedish County Codes|County Code]] is (W). *Norrbärke was split off from [[:Category: Söderbärke (W)|Söderbärke]] in 1646. *Since 1971, Norrbärke parish is in the municipality of Smedjebacken *The Wikipedia page for [https://sv.wikipedia.org/wiki/Norrb%C3%A4rke_socken Norrbärke] as a parish is in Swedish, but there is a page in English for [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smedjebacken Smedjebacken] ==Parishes surrounding Norrbärke== *[[:Category: Grangärde (W)|Grangärde]] - [[Space:Grangärde_(W)|About Grangärde]] (with Ludvika) *[[:Category: Silvberg (W)|Silvberg]] - [[Space:Silvberg_(W)|About Silvberg]] *[[:Category: Gustafs (W)|Gustafs]] *[[:Category: Söderbärke (W)|Söderbärke]] - [[Space:Söderbärke_(W)|About Söderbärke and Malingsbo]] *[[:Category: Malingsbo (W)|Malingsbo]] - [[Space:Söderbärke_(W)|About Söderbärke and Malingsbo]] *[[:Category: Ljusnarsberg (T)|Ljusnarsberg]] in Örebro county *[[:Category: Ludvika (W)|Ludvika]] - [[Space:Grangärde_(W)|About Grangärde]] (with Ludvika) ==Maps== * Norrbärke / Smedjebacken [https://www.google.se/maps/@60.1420515,15.4192334,15.76z Google map] - more likely to have street view for main roads *Norrbärke / Smedjebacken [https://kartor.eniro.se/m/ynFwg Eniro map] - more likely to have many of the old village names *[http://geodata.scb.se/reginawebmap/main/webapp/?typ=forsamling&f=206101&a=0000 Presentday map of Norrbärke församling] by SCB *[https://historiskakartor.lantmateriet.se/historiskakartor/searchresult.html?mapTypeSelected=false&mapType=&countyLMS=U&parish=34&village=1&yearMinLMS=&yearMaxLMS=&surveyor=&taskLMS=&firstMatchToReturnLMS=1&archive=LMS Historical maps at Lantmäteriet] *[https://www.familysearch.org/wiki/en/Kopparberg_County,_Sweden_Genealogy#Parishes Kopparberg County Parishes] overview map at FamilySearch. ==Records and archives== First volume of household records 1671-1693. First records for birth, marriage and death in 1661. * [https://sok.riksarkivet.se/?sprak=Engelska&returnURL=https://sok.riksarkivet.se/digitala-arkiv?Arkivsok=norrb%C3%A4rke&EndastDigitaliserat=false&Lan=0&Arkivtyp=Alla&AvanceradSok=False&PageSize=100&typAvLista=Standard Archives for Norrbärke] overview at Riksarkivet * [https://sok.riksarkivet.se/digitala-arkiv?Arkivsok=norrb%C3%A4rke&EndastDigitaliserat=false&Lan=0&Arkivtyp=Alla&AvanceradSok=False&PageSize=1&typAvLista=Standard&page=1&postid=Arkis+03640A03-0187-11D4-9E66-009027B0FCE9&tab=post&FacettState=undefined%3Ac%7C#tab Norrbärke church records] overview at Riksarkivet *[https://sok.riksarkivet.se/kyrkoarkiv?Arkivsok=norrb%c3%a4rke&Lan=0&PageSize=100&Arkiv=SE%2fULA%2f11109&tab=serie#tab Digitized church records for Norrbärke parish] Riksarkivet *[https://sok.riksarkivet.se/domstolsarkiv?Arkivsok=norrb%c3%a4rke&Lan=0&PageSize=100&Arkiv=SE%2fULA%2f11110&tab=serie#tab Some digitized court records. Digitized estate inventories.] Riksarkivet *[https://www.arkivdigital.se/sources/3038?county=21&volume_types=kyrkbocker Arkiv Digital] has the most readable digitizations, but you have to pay.
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[[Category:Norris Name Study]] [[Category:One Name Studies]] [[Category:DNA Projects]] == How to Join == Please contact the project leaders [[Norris-5134|Chris Norris]] or [[Norris-52|Tony Norris]] or leave a comment at the foot of the page. If you have any questions, just ask. Thanks! == Goals == This is a One Name Study to collect together in one place everything about one surname and the variants of that name. The hope is that other researchers like you will join our study to help make it a valuable reference point for people studying lines that cross or intersect. == Task List == PLEASE - Requesting that all MALES who carry the surname NORRIS test their DNA and enter their Y DNA as completly as possible - Any level will help, however the BIG Y level will provide the most significant data to isolate our divergent Pedigrees as far back as possible and locate other cousins for collaboration. For those who have not yet investigated their DNA please began with any autosomal test and take advantage of the free data transfer to the FREE FTDNA Family Finder database - this will open an FTDNA account for you which can then be upgraded with the needed Y test starting at whatever level you can afford. ==Pedigrees== There are several significant and commonly used reference works which claim Norris lines originating pre-1700 and before the actual common useage of surnames in various societies. Most provide little or no actual sourcing information or documentation other than being collections by individual family researchers which may or may not have have been professionably published and must generally be viewed with a critical eye. Here are some of these and if you have others, please advise us and they will be added here for reference: 1. '''THE NORRIS FAMILY OF MAYLAND AND VIRGINIA'''; ''genealogy of Thomas Norris, 1361-1930'', by Major Henry Alexander Davis, Washington D.C. 1941, Indexed, 4 Volumes, 1439 pages. Typescript copy held by LOC and microfilmed in 1988. Work reportedly was compiled from surveys sent to all known Norris families in the USA during the 1920's & 1930's. Available online from several sites. 2.'''THE NORRIS FAMILY OF MARYLAND''', by Thomas M. Meyers, 1916, William M Clemens Publisher, indexed 119 pages. 3. MORE Norris pedigrees below. See image feed for allied families. {{Image|file=Norris-2728.jpg |caption=Norris of Speake, (Vis. of Lancs., 1567) }} {{Image|file=Molyneux-512.jpg |caption=Norres of West Derby, (Vis. of Lancs., 1665) }}
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[[Category: Canada]] [[Category:North America]] [[Category: US History]] [[Category: Canadian History]] [[Category: British North America]][[Category: Canada]][[Category:North America]] ==British North America, British Colonial America, Colonial North America - Why Not To Use Them === :The term ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/British_North_America ''British North America]'' wasn't used until it was first informally used in 1783, after the United States had declared independence. Even so, the name was rarely, if ever, used before the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Report_on_the_Affairs_of_British_North_America Report on the Affairs of British North America], (also known as the Durham Report) was published in 1839, by which time the United States of America officially existed. The terms '''''Colonial North America''''' and '''''British Colonial America''''' are terms used mainly by ''''[https://www.familysearch.org/search/ FamilySearch]'''' and were never officially used, making them equally ambiguous. |} There are three good resources that help shed light on the changing borders. #[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Territorial_evolution_of_North_America_prior_to_1763#circa_1003_AD Territorial Evolution of North America prior to 1763] Wikipedia interactive maps maps of the changing borders of Canada, the United States and Mexico over time'' prior to'' the Treaty of Paris, 1763. #[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Territorial_evolution_of_North_America_since_1763 Territorial Evolution of North America since 1763] Wikipedia interactive maps maps of the changing borders of Canada, the United States and Mexico over time ''since'' the Treaty of Paris, 1763. # [http://publications.newberry.org/ahcbp/index.html Atlas of Historical County Boundaries] Maintained by The Newberry Library Dr. William M. Scholl Center for American History and Culture "presents in maps and text complete data about the creation and all subsequent changes (dated to the day) in the size, shape, and location of every county in the fifty United States and the District of Columbia." {{Image|file=Colonial American Place Names-1.png|size=250 }} ---- ==United States==
{| |{{Image|file=Flags_of_Colonial_America.png|size=175|caption='''British Red Ensign '''}} ||{{Image|file=US_Flags-2.png|size=210px|caption='''Betsy Ross Flag'''}} ||{{Image|file=50star.gif|size=200px|caption='''United States Flag'''}} |} ==Evidence For The Use of United States== ===First Continental Congress=== :Between September 5 to October 26, 1774 twelve of the thirteen colonies, excluding Georgia who didn't send delegates due to turmoil in the colony, met at Carpenters' Hall in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania to address their grievances after passage, by the British Parliament, of the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intolerable_Acts "Intolerable Acts"] also called the "Coercive Acts" by England. These acts were passed as punishment of the colonies for the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boston_Tea_Party "Boston Tea Party"] of December 16, 1773. Their petitions to England were subsequently ignored by the Crown. ===Second Continental Congress=== :The Second Continental Congress met from 1774 to 1789 and included representatives from all thirteen colonies. On September 9, 1776 the Second Continental Congress declared '''''“That in all continental commissions, and other instruments, where, heretofore, the words ‘United Colonies’ have been used, the stile be altered for the future to the “United States.”''''' This then links any reference to the "United Colonies" with the "United States". ===Declaration of Independence, July 4, 1776=== :''"We, therefore, the representatives of the ''''United States of America'''', in General Congress assembled, appealing to the Supreme Judge of the world for the rectitude of our intentions, do, in the name and by the authority of the good people of these colonies solemnly publish and declare, That these United Colonies are, and of right ought to be, free and independent states; that they are absolved from all allegiance to the British crown and that all political connection between them and the state of Great Britain is, and ought to be, totally dissolved; and that, as free and independent states, they have full power to levy war, conclude peace, contract alliances, establish commerce, and do all other acts and things which independent states may of right do. And for the support of this declaration, with a firm reliance on the protection of Divine Providence, we mutually pledge to each other our lives, our fortunes, and our sacred honor."'' {| border="2" | Disclaimer | ===The [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/19msdf4uzxBiyIwCSNUBcrHt15Qp-DXpGxBYLp3YWDO0/edit#gid=1136264887 US Historical Place Names Spreadsheet]=== :This spreadsheet sports a timeline, from left to right following their historical transitions with notes and further details. These notes are represented by a small green triangle in the upper right corner of the cell. Just hover over the cell to view the information. :The linked table breaks down the locations to a name, a time period, the predecessor and successor for each. As with any research, mistakes are always possible and information can be omitted. If you find any mistakes, omissions, or suggestions please post a message. If you'd like to contribute, please contact the administrator, [[Sweetman-111|Barry Sweetman]] to request to be added to the Trusted List. ====Which Place Name Should We Use?==== :'''''It is not the intent of this work to dictate which terminology is correct;''''' but only to provide information that will help '''''you''''' decide which name would be correct for your given situation. There's been a myriad of discussions and confusion about what to call historical North American entities, and in what time period each name should be used. Although this question will never be settled to the complete satisfaction of everyone, this space is an attempt to help alleviate some of the confusion and difficulty in selecting which North American place names you could use for a specific historical period. Research has indicated these naming conventions for the colonial period of North America as the ones that should be most accurate. |}
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{| |{{Image|file=Sample-4-1.png|size=150|caption='''New France 1663-1763'''}} |||{{Image|file=Flags-2.gif|size=200|caption='''British Canada 1763-1801'''}} |||{{Image|file=Flags-3.jpg|size=150|caption='''British Canada 1801-1965 '}} |||{{Image|file=North_American_Place_Names.png|size=200|caption='''Canada 1965-Present'''}} |} :What is now Canada was from 1534-1763 originally a French colony called Nouvelle-France or New France which began with the exploration by Jacques Cartier in 1534. In 1763 the French ceded it's northern colonial holdings to Spain and Great Britain. The British subsequently named their territory the Province of Quebec in 1763. :In the colonial period, the borders of what is now Canada and the United States changed hands several times. Initially the area was controlled by the native populations. But beginning in the late 17th and early 18th centuries, the French and then the British fought over the control of Canada. The early governments were fairly unstable and, as the borders changed, so did the location names. ===Alberta=== The Native American population of the area which became Alberta, Canada arrived in the area at lest by 10,000 BC. They became a confederation of Blackfoot speaking tribes called the Siksikaitsitap (meaning "''the real people''"') made up of the Kainai Nation, the Piegan Blackfeet, the Piikani Nation, and the Siksika Nations. The first European to arrive in the area was a Frenchman, probably Pierre La Vérendrye or a son. The area was claimed by the Hudson Bay Company in 1670 "as part of its monopoly territory, Rupert's Land" (See the History of Alberta below). However the first recorded occupants of Alberta were English settlers one of whom was Alexander MacKenzie who founded a settlement named Fort Chipewyan. * [http://www.nanations.com/canada/alberta.htm Indian Tribes of Alberta] * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blackfoot_Confederacy Blackfoot Confederacy] * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_Alberta History of Alberta] * [https://www.alberta.ca/index.aspx Alberta, Canada] ===British Columbia=== :These areas were primarily not governed directly by Canada until the late 19th century when gold was found in the Yukon. That discovery was the catalyst for the Klondike Gold Rush generating an influx of mostly US citizens to the area, causing the Canadian government to attempt control over the number of prospectors entering Canada. Prior to this, the Canadian government was content to allow the First Nations population to self-govern the land. * [http://www.nanations.com/canada/british.htm Indians of British Columbia] * [https://www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/environment/natural-resource-stewardship/consulting-with-first-nations/first-nations-negotiations/first-nations-a-z-listing British Columbia First Nations] * [https://britishcolumbia.com/about-bc/history-heritage/history-and-heritage-of-british-columbia/ History & Heritage of British Columbia] ==='''Île-du-Prince-Édouard, (Prince Edward Island)'''=== :Prince Edward Island (PEI) is a maritime province consisting of Prince Edward Island and several much smaller islands located off the east cost of mainland Canada. The island's indigenous inhabitants were the Mi'kmaq First Nations people who called the island ''Epekwitk'' meaning "cradled on the waves". In 1534 Frenchman Jacques Cartier was the first European to discover the area. The French officially claim the discovery in 1604 naming it ''Île Saint-Jean''. In 1763 it became a British colony which they called St. John's Island. However, in 1798 the United Kingdom granted permission to rename it Prince Edward Island so as to distinguish it from other places in the area such as the city of St Johns. In 1873 PEI became a province of Canada. * [http://www.nanations.com/canada/prince.htm Indian Tribes of Prince Edward Island] * [https://www.princeedwardisland.ca/en/information/executive-council-office/first-residents-and-arrival-europeans First residents and the Arrival of the Europeans] * [https://www.princeedwardisland.ca/en/information/executive-council-office/french-settlement-1700s French settlement in the 1700s] * [https://www.princeedwardisland.ca/en/information/executive-council-office/english-settlement-1700s-confederation English Settlement - 1700s to Confederation] *[https://www.princeedwardisland.ca/en/information/executive-council-office/confederation Confederation] === Manitoba=== : Manitoba was first inhabited by the First Nations people not long after the last Ice Age when the glaciers began to retreat northward. Those first nations included the Ojibwa, Cree, Dene, Sioux, Mandan, and Assiniboine peoples. :[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas_Button| Sir Thomas Button], a member of the "Company of the Merchants Discoverers of the North-West Passage" was the first European explorer of the area which is now modern-day Manitoba in 1612 while trying to find a trade route to China. It's speculated that the name "Manitoba" may come from the Cree, Ojibwe peoples and means "Strait of the Manitou". Another possibility is that it might be from the Assiniboine people and translates to "Lake of the Prairie". * [http://www.nanations.com/canada/manitoba.htm Indian Tribes of Manitoba] * [http://www.nanations.com/canada/manitoba.htm#:~:text=Indian%20Tribes%20of%20Manitoba%20%20%20Barren%20Lands,Grand%20Rap%20...%20%2015%20more%20rows%20 Native American Nations] ===New Brunswick=== New Brunswick became a province when Nova Scotia was divided into the Province of Nova Scotia and the Province of New Brunswick. In 1785 the city of St John became the first incorporated city in Canada * [http://www.nanations.com/canada/newburn Indian Tribes of New Brunswick] ===Newfoundland=== * [http://www.nanations.com/canada/newfound.htm Indian Tribes of Newfoundland] ===Nova Scotia=== * [http://www.nanations.com/canada/nova.htm Indian Tribes of Nova Scotia] ===Ontario=== :In 1792 the area of Canada we now call "Ontario" was established and has gone through several name changes. In 1791 the Constitutional Act divided Canada with the area we now call Ontario becoming Upper Canada, The Act of Union in 1841 renamed the area Canada West. 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[[Category:North Carolina, Moore Name Study|Moore Name Study for North Carolina]][[Category:Moore Name Study]] {{Profile-box|This team is part of the [[Space:Moore Name Study|Moore Name Study]]}} == Goal == The goal of this project is to discover early settlers in North Carolina with the Moore surname. Included are Moore Profiles for the oldest descendant of persons born in North Carolina prior to 1830 or born prior to 1830 and immigrated to North Carolina. The name Moore has several variants, including Moore, More, Moor, and Mohr. == Tasks == === Completed Tasks === * Count number of Moore's in each county of North Carolina enumerated in the 1790 US Federal Census. Put this in a table with links to searches in FamilySearch.com. See [[Space:Moore_Heads_of_Households_in_US_Census_for_North_Carolina|Moore Heads of Households in US Census for North Carolina]] === Ongoing Tasks === * Add [[:Category:North Carolina, Moore Name Study]] to existing profiles of the oldest, we'll sourced Moore Family Descendant living in North Carolina. Looking especially for Moore profiles living in North Carolina prior to 1850 or the earliest known descendants with well documented sources. * Create New Profiles--Focus on Iredell and Rowan County Moore's, add [[Category:North Carolina, Moore Name Study]] to each of the earliest family members born before 1820 * Find Moore's before 1860 in US Census for North Carolina that were not born in the United States or born in other states, crate their profiles, if not already done * Create profiles if they don't exist for persons from early Moore marriages bonds in North Carolina * Create profiles for Revolutionary Veterans that wereborn and died in North Carolina === Useful Info === DAR search [http://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/default.cfm Link]: There were 30 Moore's from North Carolina that have bee documented in the DAR database. The 18 veterans listed below were born and died in North Carolina. See also, [http://us-roots.org/colonialamerica/census/1840/1840nc_a.html List of Revolutionary Veterans living in North Carolina in 1840]. We have started to find or create all of their profiles in WikiTree and add sources and categories. # [[Moore-1792|Alexander Moore]], [http://services.dar.org/public/dar_research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A079232 A079232], Service: NORTH CAROLINA Rank(s): PRIVATE, Birth: 12-13-1753 ANSON CO NORTH CAROLINA, Death: 11-24-1837 LINCOLN CO NORTH CAROLINA # [[Moore-17802|Alfred Moore]], [http://services.dar.org/public/dar_research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A079242 A079242], Service: NORTH CAROLINA Rank(s): CAPTAIN, Birth: 5-21-1755 NEW HANOVER CO NORTH CAROLINA, Death: 10-15-1810 BRUNSWICK-BUR BRUNSWICK CO NORTH CAROLINA # [[Moore-35001|Charles Moore, Sr.]], [http://services.dar.org/public/dar_research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A079295 A079295], Service: NORTH CAROLINA Rank(s): PATRIOTIC SERVICE, MAJOR, Birth: 9-30-1732 PERQUIMANS CO NORTH CAROLINA, Death: 1790 HERTFORD -NR PERQUIMANS CO NORTH CAROLINA # [[Moore-35016|Edward Moore]], [http://services.dar.org/public/dar_research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A079352 A079352], Service: NORTH CAROLINA Rank(s): PATRIOTIC SERVICE, Birth: CIRCA 1739 BERTIE CO NORTH CAROLINA, Death: ANTE 10- -1783 NASH CO NORTH CAROLINA # Henry Moore, [http://services.dar.org/public/dar_research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A079402 A079402], Service: NORTH CAROLINA Rank(s): PATRIOTIC SERVICE, Birth: CIRCA 1745 BEAUFORT CO NORTH CAROLINA, Death: 1829 PITT CO NORTH CAROLINA # James Moore, [http://services.dar.org/public/dar_research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A079472 A079472], Service: NORTH CAROLINA Rank(s): LIEUTENANT, Birth: CIRCA 1735 BERTIE CO NORTH CAROLINA, Death: POST 1790 BERTIE CO NORTH CAROLINA # [[Moore-14814|James Moore]], [http://services.dar.org/public/dar_research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A079475 A079475], Service: NORTH CAROLINA Rank(s): BRIGADIER GENERAL, Birth: 1737 NEW HANOVER CO NORTH CAROLINA, Death: 4-9-1777 WILMINGTON -NR NEW HANOVER CO NORTH CAROLINA # James Moore, [http://services.dar.org/public/dar_research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A079486 A079486], Birth: 1746 MOORE'S CREEK -NR NORTH CAROLINA, Death: 3- -1777 MOORE'S CREEK -NR NORTH CAROLINA # James Moore, [http://services.dar.org/public/dar_research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A079487 A079487], NORTH CAROLINA Rank(s): PRIVATE, Birth: 2- -1749 NEW HANOVER CO NORTH CAROLINA, Death: POST 1-6-1834 NEW HANOVER CO-LIV NORTH CAROLINA # James Moore, [http://services.dar.org/public/dar_research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A079467 A079467], Service: NORTH CAROLINA Rank(s): PATRIOTIC SERVICE, MAJOR, Birth: 11-14-1729 BERTIE PCT NORTH CAROLINA, Death: 1781 DUPLIN CO NORTH CAROLINA # [[Moore-1795|John Moore]], [http://services.dar.org/public/dar_research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A079633 A079633], Service: NORTH CAROLINA Rank(s): PATRIOTIC SERVICE, LIEUTENANT, Birth: 7-29-1759 ANSON CO NORTH CAROLINA, Death: 5-4-1836 LINCOLN CO NORTH CAROLINA # [[Moore-21661|Laurence Moore]], [http://services.dar.org/public/dar_research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A079721 A079721], Service: NORTH CAROLINA Rank(s): SOLDIER, Birth: CIRCA 1758 BERTIE CO-PROB NORTH CAROLINA, Death: 3-7-1817 POLKSTON - BUR ANSON CO NORTH CAROLINA # Matthew Moore,[http://services.dar.org/public/dar_research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id= A079732 A079732], Service: NORTH CAROLINA Rank(s): SOLDIER, Birth: ANTE 1755 NORTH CAROLINA, Death: POST 10-6-1824 CUMBERLAND CO NORTH CAROLINA # [[Moore-17801|Maurice Moore]], [http://services.dar.org/public/dar_research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A079733 A079733], Service: NORTH CAROLINA Rank(s): PATRIOTIC SERVICE, Birth: 1735 NEW HANOVER CO NORTH CAROLINA, Death: 1-15-1777 WILMINGTON NEW HANOVER CO NORTH CAROLINAevery 10 years. Cut and paste the source citation from FamilySearch.com (or Ancestry.com if you have it there). # [[Moore-34781|Pettigrew Moore]], [http://services.dar.org/public/dar_research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A001569 A001569], Service: NORTH CAROLINA Rank(s): CIVIL SERVICE, PATRIOTIC SERVICE, Birth: CIRCA 1747 NEW HANOVER CO NORTH CAROLINA, Death: ANTE 12- -1802 NEW HANOVER CO NORTH CAROLINA # [[Moore-34995|Reuben Moore]], [http://services.dar.org/public/dar_research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A079832 A079832], Service: NORTH CAROLINA Rank(s): PRIVATE, Birth: CIRCA 1755 NORTH CAROLINA, Death: ANTE 5- -1822 HALIFAX CO NORTH CAROLINA # [[Moore-34998|Richard Moore]], [http://services.dar.org/public/dar_research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A103582 A103582]. Service: NORTH CAROLINA Rank(s): TEAMSTER, Birth: CIRCA 1755 BEAUFORT CO NORTH CAROLINA, Death: 1-9-1823 PITT CO NORTH CAROLINA # [[Moore-27520|Robert Moore]], [http://services.dar.org/public/dar_research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A079849 A079849], Service: NORTH CAROLINA Rank(s): CAPTAIN, Birth: 1-13-1752 ORANGE CO NORTH CAROLINA, Death: 2-13-1816 PERSON CO NORTH CAROLINA Checklist for good sourcing of a profile: Below is a checklist for doing sourcing. Look at [[Moore-1792|Alexander Moore]] for an example of formatting. # Use [https://familysearch.org/search FamilySearch.com] for FREE to find sources # Check FamilySearch.com for marriage, birth, military, estate, sources. Cut and paste the citation # Check for tombstones using [https://www.findagrave.com Find a Grave.com] to search for tombstone birth and death dates and cemetery location, if you know the county where the were buried. Use the {{FindAGrave|########|date viewed}} as a source in the profile. # if they lived in the US between 1850 and 1940 there is almost always a Census record for them into the sources section. # Do a Google search to see if there are any books written about the family or the region where the family lived. Many older books are public domain without copyright restrictions. You may also come across online genealogies. Be cautious of this information unless it contains original sources, such as Census, marriage, will, or land records. # After adding the source citations to the profile, you may want to write a story about the person from what you have learned, list their parents, spouse, and children in the profile. You will be surprised what you will discover from doing this. The Census also tells you where they were born and their occupation, among other things. == Sources for Moore Research == If you discover useful sources for early North Carolina Moore research, please add them below. * Source: Revolutionary War Veterans from North Carolina, [http://us-roots.org/colonialamerica/census/1840/1840nc_a.html Link]]. * Source: [http://revwarapps.org/ Revolutionary War Pension] transcriptions * Source: Dictionary of North Carolina Biography edited by William S. Powell, Vol.4 L-O, James Moore; Maurice Moore * Source: History of North Carolina, Vol. 2, pub 1905, edited by Samuel A. Ashe, John Ashe * Source: Biographical History of North Carolina: From Colonial Times to the Present, vol. II edited by Samuel A'Court Ashe, C. L. Van Noppen, 1905 - North Carolina, [https://books.google.com/books/about/Biographical_History_of_North_Carolina_f.html?id=gGOSEXzyo-oC Link], . * Source: Historical Sketches of North Carolina from 1584 to 1851 by John Hill Wheeler. [https://books.google.com/books?id=vEgOAAAAIAAJ&source=gbs_slider_cls_metadata_7_mylibrary Link] * Source: Family Tree North Carolina DNA Project, [https://www.familytreedna.com/groups/north-carolina-early-1700s/activity-feed Link], families with 1700s roots in North Carolina * Source: Family Tree Moore Surname Project, https://www.familytreedna.com/public/Moore/default.aspx?section=yresults Link] * Source: Family Tree Moore Surname Worldwide Project, Y-DNA Only, [https://www.familytreedna.com/groups/moore-worldwide/activity-feed
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[[Category:North Carolina, American Revolution]][[Category:North Carolina Line, American Revolution]] == North Carolina Line of the Continental Army == The North Carolina Line was a formation within the Continental Army during the US American Revolutionary War.[[Wikipedia:North_Carolina_Line|Wikipedia North Carolina Line]] The term "North Carolina Line" referred to the quota of infantry regiments assigned to North Carolina at various times by the Continental Congress. These, together with similar contingents from the other twelve states, formed the Continental Line. The concept was particularly important in relation to the promotion of commissioned officers. Officers of the Continental Army below the rank of brigadier general were ordinarily ineligible for promotion except in the line of their own state. Not all Continental infantry regiments raised in a state were part of a state quota. However, on December 27, 1776, the Continental Congress gave [[Washington-11|General George Washington]] temporary control over certain military decisions that the Congress ordinarily regarded as its own prerogative. These "dictatorial powers" included the authority to raise sixteen additional Continental infantry regiments at large. Still other Continental infantry regiments and smaller units, also unrelated to a state quota, were raised as needed for special or temporary service. On June 26, 1775, less than ten weeks after the Battles of Lexington and Concord, the Continental Congress voted to support 1,000 Continental troops in North Carolina. This force was organized in September of that year as two regiments of 500 men each. There were initially 9 numbered regiments in the North Carolina Line, numbered 1 through 9 with an additional regiment 10 added in 1777. The North Carolina LIne included the following officers who obtained the rank of general:[[Wikipedia:North_Carolina_Regiment|Wikipedia North Carolina Line]]: * Major Generals: [[Howe-2250|Maj. Gen. Robert Howe]] * Brigadier Generals: [[Hogun-2|James Hogun]], [[Moore-14814|James Moore, III]], [[Nash-534|Francis Nash]], [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jethro_Sumner Jethro Sumner] === Regiments === ==== 1st North Carolina Regiment ==== The 1st North Carolina Regiment was raised on 1 September 1775, at Wilmington, North Carolina, for service with the Continental Army. In January 1776 the organization contained eight companies. [[Nash-534|Francis Nash]] was appointed colonel in April 1776. The regiment was present at the defense of Charleston in 1776. It transferred from the Southern Department to George Washington's main army in February 1777. At that time, [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas_Clark_(North_Carolina) Thomas Clark] became colonel of the 1st Regiment. The unit became part of Nash's North Carolina Brigade in July. In 1777 the 1st North Carolina saw action at the battles of Brandywine and Germantown and it was present at White Marsh. Still led by Colonel Clark, it fought at Monmouth in June 1778. The North Carolina Brigade marched south under the command of [[Hogun-2|James Hogun]] and arrived at Charlestown, South Carolina in March 1780. The 1st Regiment was captured by the British army at the Siege of Charleston on 12 May 1780. Colonel Clark and 287 men became prisoners. The regiment was reformed in the summer of 1781 and fought well in [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jethro_Sumner Jethro Sumner's] brigade at Eutaw Springs in September that year. The 1st North Carolina was furloughed on 23 April 1783 at James Island, South Carolina and disbanded on 15 November 1783.[[Wikipedia:1st_North_Carolina_Regiment]] Type: Infantry Engagements: Battle of Moore's Creek Bridge (1775), Battle of Sullivan's Island (1776), Battle of Brandywine (1777), Battle of Germantown (1777), Battle of White Marsh (1777), Battle of Monmouth (1778), Siege of Charleston (1780), Battle of Eutaw Springs (1781) Commanders: [[Moore-14814|Colonel James Moore]] (later promoted to brigadadier general), [[Nash-534|Colonel Francis Nash]], [https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas_Clark_(North_Carolina) Colonel Thomas Clark] ==== 2nd North Carolina Regiment ==== The 2nd North Carolina Regiment was an American infantry unit that was raised for the Continental Army during the American Revolutionary War. In 1776 the regiment helped defend Charleston, South Carolina. Ordered to join General George Washington's main army in February 1777, the regiment subsequently fought at Brandywine and Germantown during the Philadelphia Campaign. After most other North Carolina regiments were sent home to recruit, the 1st and 2nd Regiments remained with the main army and fought at Monmouth in June 1778. The regiment was transferred to the Southern Department and was captured by the British army in May 1780 at the Siege of Charleston. Together with the 1st Regiment, the unit was rebuilt and fought capably at Eutaw Springs. The 2nd was furloughed in April 1783 and officially dissolved in November 1783.[[Wikipedia:2nd_North_Carolina_Regiment|Wikipedia:2nd North Carolina Regiment]] The 2nd North Carolina Regiment was authorized on 1 September 1775 for service with the Continental Army. Ten companies were organized at Edenton, New Bern, and Salisbury, North Carolina during the autumn of 1775. [[Howe-2250|Robert Howe]] was appointed colonel. At the end of 1775, he marched his regiment north to Virginia. Arriving near Norfolk, Virginia on 14 December 1775, Howe provoked a British attack on the town on 1 January 1776 which resulted in the Burning of Norfolk and the withdrawal of Lord Dunmore's forces. On 4 January 1776, the 2nd Regiment was reorganized in the strength of eight companies. The unit was assigned to the Southern Department on 27 February 1776. The 1st, 2nd, and 3rd North Carolina Regiments participated in the successful defense of Charleston that culminated in the Battle of Sullivan's Island. At the time, the three regiments were only half of their nominal strength. The early successes of local militia over American loyalists and Indians convinced many southerners that professional soldiers were not required for defense. Therefore, the Continental Army regiments received less support than was seen in the northern colonies. The 2nd North Carolina was transferred to the main army on 5 February 1777. The unit became part of the North Carolina Brigade on 8 July 1777. When the North Carolina Brigade arrived near Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, it was so badly understrength that the field officers suggested transferring all the soldiers into the three senior regiments. However, this was not done until the following May when the other regiments were reduced to cadres and sent home to recruit. The 2nd Regiment saw action at the Battle of Brandywine on 11 September 1777. The North Carolina Brigade, under [[Nash-534|Brigadier General Francis Nash]] was deployed in reserve near Chadds Ford. Late in the afternoon, after Sir William Howe's flanking column had broken the American right wing, Washington directed '''Nathanael Green'''e's division and Nash's brigade to block the British thrust. Though the battle resulted in an American defeat, Howe's advance was brought to a halt in a fierce musketry duel and Washington's army limped away to fight again. At the Battle of Germantown on 4 October 1777, the North Carolina Brigade and '''William Maxwell''''s New Jersey Brigade were part of '''Lord Stirling''''s Reserve Division. During the advance, a cannon ball killed one of Maxwell's aides and mortally wounded Nash. Presently, Lord Stirling's column found itself confronted by about 100 British soldiers in the Chew House. After a bombardment by cannon failed to reduce the structure, two New Jersey regiments tried to storm the place. The North Carolina troops fired on the north side of the house in support, but all American attacks were repulsed with heavy losses. During the 1777–1778 winter encampment at Valley Forge, [[McIntosh-1500|Brigadier General Lachlan McIntosh]] took command of the North Carolina Brigade. '''Colonel John Patten''', '''Lieutenant Colonel Selby Harney''', and '''Major Hardy Murfree''' were the field officers in the 2nd North Carolina. The regiment fought at the Battle of Monmouth and the Siege of Charleston. The regiment would be captured by the British Army at Charlestown, South Carolina on May 12, 1780. The regiment was reformed in the summer of 1781, furloughed January 1, 1783 at James Island, South Carolina and disbanded on November 15, 1783. Engagements: Burning of Norfolk (1776), Battle of Sullivan's Island (1776), Battle of Brandywine (1777), Battle of Germantown (1777), Battle of Monmouth (1778), Siege of Charleston (1780), Battle of Eutaw Springs (1781) Commanders: [[Howe-2250|Colonel Robert Howe]], '''Colonel John Patten''' ==== 3rd North Carolina Regiment ==== The 3rd North Carolina Regiment was raised on 16 January 1776 at Wilmington, North Carolina for service with the Continental Army. In April, '''Jethro Sumner''" was appointed colonel. The regiment was present at the defense of Charleston in June 1776. The 3rd Regiment transferred from the Southern Department to George Washington's main army in February 1777. Assigned to Francis Nash's North Carolina Brigade in July 1777, it soon saw action at the battles of Brandywine and Germantown, and was present at White Marsh. Sumner went home ill in early 1778. Together with the 4th, 5th, and 6th North Carolina Regiments, the 3rd Regiment was reduced to a cadre and sent home to recruit up to strength on 1 June 1778. The rebuilt regiment returned to the main army in late 1778, but it was reduced to a cadre again in April 1779 and sent back to its home state. Assigned to the North Carolina Brigade, the regiment fought at the Siege of Charleston where it was captured by the British Army on 12 May 1780. The regiment was officially disbanded on 15 November 1783.[[Wikipedia:3rd_North_Carolina_Regiment]] Engagements: Battle of Sullivan's Island (1776), Battle of Brandywine (1777), Battle of Germantown (1777), Battle of White Marsh (1777), Siege of Charleston (1780), Commanders: [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jethro_Sumner Colonel Jethro Sumner] ==== 4th North Carolina Regiment ==== The 4th North Carolina Regiment was raised on January 16, 1776 at Wilmington, North Carolina for service with the Continental Army under the command of [[Polk-542|Thomas Polk]]. The regiment saw action at the Battle of Brandywine, Battle of Germantown, Battle of Monmouth and the Siege of Charleston. The regiment was captured by the British Army at Charlestown, South Carolina on May 12, 1780. The regiment was disbanded on January 1, 1783.[[Wikipedia:4th_North_Carolina_Regiment 4th Regiment]] Engagements: Battle of Brandywine, Battle of Germantown, Battle of Monmouth, Siege of Charleston. ==== 5th North Carolina Regiment ==== The 5th North Carolina Regiment was assigned on March 26, 1776, to the Continental Army in the Southern Department. It was organized in the spring of 1776 at Wilmington, North Carolina, as eight companies of volunteers from the districts of New Bern, Edenton and Hillsborough of the colony of North Carolina. On 5 February 1777, the regiment was assigned to the main Continental Army and assigned to the North Carolina Brigade on 8 July 1777. The regiment was reduced to a cadre on 1 June 1778 at Valley Forge, Pennsylvania and was assigned to the Southern Department. The regiment was re-organized to nine companies during the fall of 1778 at Halifax and assigned on 11 January 1779 to Sumner's Brigade. On 3 June 1779, this brigade was redesignated as Armstrong's Brigade. The regiment was captured by the British Army on 12 May 1780 at Charlestown, South Carolina and was officially disbanded on 1 January 1781.[[Wikipedia:5th_North_Carolina_Regiment]] The regiment saw action at the Battle of Brandywine, Battle of Germantown, Battle of Monmouth, Siege of Savannah and the Siege of Charleston. ==== 6th North Carolina Regiment ==== The 6th North Carolina Regiment was raised on March 26, 1776, at New Bern, North Carolina, for service with the Continental Army. The regiment saw action at the Battle of Brandywine, Battle of Germantown and the Battle of Monmouth. The regiment was furloughed at Purrysburg, South Carolina, on February 11, 1779, and disbanded on January 1, 1783.[[Wikipedia:6th_North_Carolina_Regiment|Wikipedia:6th North Carolina Regiment]] ==== 7th North Carolina Regiment ==== The 7th North Carolina Regiment was raised on 16 September 1776 at Halifax, North Carolina for service with the Continental Army. [[Hogun-2|Colonel James Hogun]] was appointed the regimental commander in November 1776. The 7th Regiment was initially assigned to the Southern Department but in February 1777 the unit transferred to George Washington's main army. In July 1777, the regiment was assigned to the North Carolina Brigade which was led by Francis Nash. All the North Carolina regiments were badly understrength, with only two mustering over 200 men. The regiment saw action at the battles of Brandywine and Germantown and it was present at White Marsh. Together with the 8th, 9th, and 10th North Carolina Regiments, the 7th Regiment was disbanded on 1 June 1778 at Valley Forge, Pennsylvania. The rank and file were consolidated with the three senior regiments and the superfluous officers were sent back to North Carolina to recruit new regiments.[[Wikipedia:7th_North_Carolina_Regiment|Wikipedia:7th North Carolina Regiment]] ==== 8th North Carolina Regiment ==== The 8th North Carolina Regiment was raised on 16 September 1776 at Halifax, North Carolina for service with the Continental Army. The unit saw action at the Battle of Brandywine and Battle of Germantown. The regiment was disbanded on 1 June 1778 at Valley Forge, Pennsylvania.[[Wikipedia:8th_North_Carolina_Regiment|Wikipedia:8th North Carolina Regiment]] Commanders: '''Colonel James Armstrong''' Valley Forge known commanders: Captain Francis Tartanson, Captain John Walsh,Captain Joseph Rhodes, Captain Michael Quin, Captain Henry Pope and Captain William Dennis Sr. ==== 9th North Carolina Regiment ==== The 9th North Carolina Regiment was raised, on 16 September 1776, at Halifax, North Carolina for service with the Continental Army. The regiment saw action at the Battle of Brandywine and Battle of Germantown. The regiment was disbanded, on 1 June 1778, at Valley Forge, Pennsylvania.[[Wikipedia:9th_North_Carolina_Regiment|9th North Carolina Regiment]] Commanders: '''Colonel John P. Williams''' ==== 10th North Carolina Regiment ==== On June 17, 1777, the Continental Congress accepted the offer of North Carolina to furnish another regiment for the Continental Army. This regiment was unofficially designated the "10th North Carolina Regiment." This unit contained 728 soldiers and was refered to as Sheppard's Regiment.[[Wikipedia:10th_North_Carolina_Regiment|Wikipedia:10th North Carolina Regiment]] Commanders: Colonel [[Sheppard-2143|Abraham Sheppard]], === North Carolina Line Soldiers === For a list of known soldiers and officers in each unit with links to their WikiTree profiles, see the following categories. * [[:Category: 1st North Carolina Regiment, Continental Army, American Revolution|1st North Carolina Regiment]] * [[:Category: 2nd North Carolina Regiment, Continental Army, American Revolution|2nd North Carolina Regiment]] * [[:Category: 3rd North Carolina Regiment, Continental Army, American Revolution|3rd North Carolina Regiment]] * [[:Category: 4th North Carolina Regiment, Continental Army, American Revolution|4th North Carolina Regiment]] * [[:Category: 5th North Carolina Regiment, Continental Army, American Revolution|5th North Carolina Regiment]] * [[:Category: 6th North Carolina Regiment, Continental Army, American Revolution|6th North Carolina Regiment]] * [[:Category: 7th North Carolina Regiment, Continental Army, American Revolution|7th North Carolina Regiment]] * [[:Category: 8th North Carolina Regiment, Continental Army, American Revolution|8th North Carolina Regiment]] * [[:Category: 9th North Carolina Regiment, Continental Army, American Revolution|9th North Carolina Regiment]] * [[:Category: 10th North Carolina Regiment, Continental Army, American Revolution|10th North Carolina Regiment]] Note: Profiles of soldiers in North Carolina where the unit us unknown or uncertain can be found under the [[:Category:North Carolina, American Revolution]] category. == Sources ==
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[[Category:North Carolina Militia, American Revolution]] [[Category: Anson County Regiment, North Carolina Militia, American Revolution]] [[Category: Beaufort County Regiment, North Carolina Militia, American Revolution]] [[Category: Lincoln County Regiment, North Carolina Militia, American Revolution]] [[Category: Rowan County Regiment, North Carolina Militia, American Revolution]] [[Category:Salisbury District Brigade, North Carolina Militia, American Revolution]] [[Category: Surry County Regiment, North Carolina Militia, American Revolution]] [[Category: Wilkes County Regiment, North Carolina Militia, American Revolution]] == Summary == In September of 1775, the Third Provincial Congress divided the state into six military districts. These districts were each comprised of a number of counties surrounding a significant town and corresponded with existing judicial districts: Edenton, Halifax, Hillsborough, New Bern, Salisbury, and Wilmington. Later, one additional district was added, further dividing the mountainous western part of the state, which was much later ceded to Tennessee.[[#Militia]] By September 9, 1775, the 35 Counties Fielded Their Regiments of Militia: * Anson County Regiment, [[:Category: Anson County Regiment, North Carolina Militia, American Revolution|profiles]], [http://www.carolana.com/NC/Revolution/nc_anson_county_regiment.html details] * Beaufort County Regiment,[[:Category: Beaufort County Regiment, North Carolina Militia, American Revolution|profiles]] [http://www.carolana.com/NC/Revolution/nc_beaufort_county_regiment.html details], * Bertie County Regiment,[[:Category: Bertie County Regiment, North Carolina Militia, American Revolution|profiles]][[#Bertie]] * Bladen County Regiment,[[:Category: Bladen County Regiment, North Carolina Militia, American Revolution|profiles]][[#Bladen]] * Brunswick County Regiment,[[:Category: Brunswick County Regiment, North Carolina Militia, American Revolution|profiles]][[#Brunswick]] * Bute County Regiment,[[:Category: Bute County Regiment, North Carolina Militia, American Revolution|profiles]][[#Bute]] * Carteret County Regiment,[[:Category: Carteret County Regiment, North Carolina Militia, American Revolution|profiles]][[#Carteret]] * Chatham County Regiment,[[:Category: Chatham County Regiment, North Carolina Militia, American Revolution|profiles]][[#Chatham]] * Chowan County Regiment,[[:Category: Chowan County Regiment, North Carolina Militia, American Revolution|profiles]][[#Chowan]] * Craven County Regiment,[[:Category: Craven County Regiment, North Carolina Militia, American Revolution|profiles]][[#Craven]] * Cumberland County Regiment,[[:Category: Cumberland County Regiment, North Carolina Militia, American Revolution|profiles]][[#Cumberland]] * Currituck County Regiment,[[:Category: Currituck County Regiment, North Carolina Militia, American Revolution|profiles]][[#Currituck]] * Dobbs County Regiment,[[:Category: Dobbs County Regiment, North Carolina Militia, American Revolution|profiles]][[#Dobbs]] * Duplin County Regiment,[[:Category: Duplin County Regiment, North Carolina Militia, American Revolution|profiles]][[#Duplin]] * Edgecombe County Regiment,[[:Category: Edgecombe County Regiment, North Carolina Militia, American Revolution|profiles]][[#Edgecombe]] * Granville County Regiment,[[:Category: Granville County Regiment, North Carolina Militia, American Revolution|profiles]][[#Granville]] * Guilford County Regiment,[[:Category: Guilford County Regiment, North Carolina Militia, American Revolution|profiles]][[#Guilford]] * Halifax County Regiment,[[:Category: Halifax County Regiment, North Carolina Militia, American Revolution|profiles]][[#Halifax]] * Hertford County Regiment,[[:Category: Hertford County Regiment, North Carolina Militia, American Revolution|profiles]][[#Hertford]] * Hyde County Regiment,[[:Category: Hyde County Regiment, North Carolina Militia, American Revolution|profiles]][[#Hyde]] * Johnston County Regiment,[[:Category: Johnston County Regiment, North Carolina Militia, American Revolution|profiles]][[#Johnston]] * Martin County Regiment,[[:Category: Martin County Regiment, North Carolina Militia, American Revolution|profiles]][[#Martin]] * Mecklenberg County Regiment, [[:Category:Mecklenburg County Regiment, North Carolina Militia, American Revolution|profiles]], [http://www.carolana.com/NC/Revolution/nc_mecklenburg_county_regiment.html details] * New Hanover County Regiment,[[:Category: New Hanover County Regiment, North Carolina Militia, American Revolution|profiles]][[#NewHanover]] * Northampton County Regiment,[[:Category: Northampton County Regiment, North Carolina Militia, American Revolution|profiles]][[#Northampton]] * Onslow County Regiment,[[:Category: Onslow County Regiment, North Carolina Militia, American Revolution|profiles]][[#Onslow]] * Orange County Regiment, [[:Category: Orange County Regiment, North Carolina Militia, American Revolution|profiles]], [http://www.carolana.com/NC/Revolution/nc_orange_county_regiment.html details] * Pasquotank County Regiment,[[:Category: Pasquotank County Regiment, North Carolina Militia, American Revolution|profiles]][[#Pasquotank]] * Perquimans County Regiment,[[:Category: Perquimans County Regiment, North Carolina Militia, American Revolution|profiles]][[#Perquimans]] * Pitt County Regiment,[[:Category: Pitt County Regiment, North Carolina Militia, American Revolution|profiles]] * Rowan County Regiment, [[:Category: Rowan County Regiment, North Carolina Militia, American Revolution|profiles]], [http://www.carolana.com/NC/Revolution/nc_rowan_county_regiment.html details] * Surry County Regiment, [[:Category: Surry County Regiment, North Carolina Militia, American Revolution|profiles]], [http://www.carolana.com/NC/Revolution/nc_surry_county_regiment.html details] * Tryon County Regiment,[[:Category: Tryon County Regiment, North Carolina Militia, American Revolution|profiles]][[#Tryon]] * Tyrrell County Regiment,[[:Category: Tyrrell County Regiment, North Carolina Militia, American Revolution|profiles]][[#Bertie]] * Wake County Regiment,[[:Category: Wake County Regiment, North Carolina Militia, American Revolution|profiles]][[#Wake]] The following addions and changes were made * Rowan County Regiment split into 1st Rowan Regiment and 2nd Rowan Regiment, October 22, 1775 * Pasquotank Regiments split into 1st and 2ND Regiments, December 22, 1775 * Col. John Ashe, Sr. created his own small regiment of hand-picked men - the short lived Volunteer Independent Rangers in Feb 1776 * Wilkes County Regiment added, December 9, 1777, [[:Category: Wilkes County Regiment, North Carolina Militia, American Revolution|profiles]], [http://www.carolana.com/NC/Revolution/nc_wilkes_county_regiment.html details] * Northern Orange Regiment created on April 22, 1776,[[:Category: Northern Orange County Regiment, North Carolina Militia, American Revolution|profiles]] * Six (6) New Brigades of Militia Created on May 4, 1776: ** Edenton District Brigade,[[:Category: Edenton District Brigade, North Carolina Militia, American Revolution|profiles]] ** Halifax District Brigade,[[:Category: Halifax District Brigade, North Carolina Militia, American Revolution|profiles]] ** Hillsborough District Brigade,[[:Category: Hillsborough District Brigade, North Carolina Militia, American Revolution|profiles]] ** New Bern District Brigade,[[:Category: New Bern District Brigade, North Carolina Militia, American Revolution|profiles]] ** Salisbury District Brigade, [[:Category:Salisbury District Brigade, North Carolina Militia, American Revolution|profiles]], [http://www.carolana.com/NC/Revolution/nc_salisbury_district_brigade_of_militia.html details] ** Wilmington District Brigade,[[:Category: Wilmington District Brigade, North Carolina Militia, American Revolution|profiles]] * Washington District Regiment created on December 23, 1776,[[:Category: Washington District Regiment, North Carolina Militia, American Revolution|profiles]] * On May 9, 1777, the NC General Assembly created three new counties. **The 2nd Pasquotank County Regiment became the newly-created Camden County Regiment,[[:Category: Camden County Regiment, North Carolina Militia, American Revolution|profiles]]. ** The 2nd Rowan County Regiment became the newly-created Burke County Regiment,[[:Category: Burke County Regiment, North Carolina Militia, American Revolution|profiles]]. ** The Northern Orange County Regiment became the newly-created Caswell County Regiment,[[:Category: Caswell County Regiment, North Carolina Militia, American Revolution|profiles]]. ** The Southern Orange County Regiment reverted back to simply the Orange County Regiment,[[:Category: Orange County Regiment, North Carolina Militia, American Revolution|profiles]]. There were now 39 counties and 39 regiments of Militia within the State. * On February 8, 1779, the NC General Assembly created Lincoln County and its regiment of Militia out of part of Tryon County and its regiment of Militia, which was abolished. All officers were appointed and commissioned by the Governor. The Lincoln County Regiment was active until the end of the war., [[:Category: Lincoln County Regiment, North Carolina Militia, American Revolution|profiles]][[#Lincoln]] == Sources ==
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[[Category: United States of America, Mining Disasters]] [[Category: North Carolina, Mining Disasters]] [[Project:Disasters|Disasters]] | [[Space:Mining Disasters|Mining Disasters]] | [[Space:United_States_Mining_Disasters|United States Mining Disasters]] |
[[Space:Southeast_United_States_Mining_Disasters_Team|Southeast United States Mining Disasters Team]] | [[:Category: North Carolina, Mining Disasters|North Carolina Mine Disaster Category]] | [[Space:North_Carolina_Mining_Disasters|North Carolina Mining]] Contact: [[Space:United_States_Mining_Disasters|United States Mining Disasters]] North Carolina Mining is the History, Information, and Resource page for the State of '''North Carolina''' in the '''United States''', in the [[Space: Southeast United States Mining Disasters Team|Southeast United States Mining Disasters Team]] of the Disasters Project. It includes a Table of Disasters by County linking the Independent Disaster Pages. The Independent Disaster Pages include a list of those killed, survived or injured from which individual miner profiles may be created and honored or memorials added to those profiles existing on WikiTree. ==History of Coal Mining in North Carolina== Coal in North Carolina is limited to two belts of Triassic sediment: the sporadic Dan River belt and the larger Deep River belt, which runs along the Deep River in Lee, Moore, and Chatham Counties. Metamorphosed from deposits of vegetable matter into hard, long-burning fuel, coal was utilized in forges in the Carolina colony before the American Revolution. During that war, coal from the Horton Mine, near Cumnock, was used in an ironworks at Gulf in Chatham County. {{Image|file=North_Carolina_Mining_Disasters-2.jpg |caption=Map of the Deep River Coal Field |size=400px }} The Deep River coalfield is the only area in the state known to contain beds of commercial significance. Approximately 35 miles long and between 5 and 10 miles wide, the field contains medium volatile bituminous coal and is centered around 10 miles northwest of Sanford in the Cumnock Formation. The Egypt and Coal Glen Mines produced coal from this seam only intermittently from 1854 to 1953. However, significant periods of operation did occur. Production during the Civil War, especially from the Egypt Mine (in present-day Lee County), was extremely important, as coal was supplied to the Confederate arsenal in Fayetteville and the Charlotte Navy Yard. Coal production retained the war's boost until 1873; other noteworthy periods were 1889-1905 and 1918-30, both mines operating during the latter interval. Although Coal Glen Mine produced about 14,000 tons of coal in 1949, averaging 100 tons per day, production on the Deep River seam ceased in 1953 because of the depth and the many dissecting faults that broke up the field. For these reasons, the area has proven to be uneconomical to mine, even though reserves are estimated to be 110 million tons.[https://www.ncpedia.org/coal by Charles H. McArver, 2006 for the Encyclopedia of North Carolina]. The existence of a coal bed in the Deep River Valley was documented as early as 1775, although knowledge of it was not widespread. Little is known about early efforts to extract the coal, although apparently there was one mine in operation in the county near modern-day Gulf by 1811. Although the presence of coal in Chatham County was noted by state officials as early as the 1830s, it was not highly sought-after until the development of the railroad and the steamship. By the 1850s, a number of mines in the county existed. In November 1853, an auger boring uncovered a coal seam some 400 feet deep at the Egypt site. A shaft was sunk, which reached the vein in February 1856. Production began a few months later, and by May the first advertisements for Egypt coal were issued. Coal was initially transported to Fayetteville by wagon, and steamship transportation quickly followed. The Western Railroad was developed to carry the coal from the mine to Fayetteville. During the Civil War, coal from the mine was utilized by both state and Confederate officials for the railroads, for the Confederate Navy Yard at Charlotte, and for Confederate blockade runners at Wilmington. However, the coal produced at Egypt was not of a high quality and burned quite dark. Therefore, any blockade runners utilizing the coal ran an increased risk of being spotted by Union naval vessels. [http://www.ncmarkers.com/Markers.aspx?MarkerId=H-41 NC Markers] ====Worst Mining Disasters in North Carolina==== ===Table of Disasters=== {| border="1" cellpadding="8" ! align="center" style="background:#B5B5B5;"|'''North Carolina Mining Disasters ''' {| border="1" cellpadding="8" |- style="background-color: #B5B5B5; height: 20px;" |- style="background-color: #B5B5B5; height: 20px;" ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|'''Date''' ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|'''Mine Name''' ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|'''Location''' ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|'''No. Killed''' ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|'''County''' ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|'''Disaster Cause''' ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|'''Year''' |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|27-May-1925 ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|[[Space:Carolina_Coal_Co._Farmville_Mine_Disaster|Coal Glen Farmville Mine]] ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Coal Glen, NC ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|53 ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Chatham ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Explosion ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|1925 |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|19-Dec-1895 ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|[[Space:Cumnock_Mine_Disaster|Egypt/Cumnock Mine 1895]] ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Cumnock, NC ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|39 ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Lee ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Explosion ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|1895 |- |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|23-May-1900 ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|[[Space:Cumnock_Mine_Disaster_1900|Egypt/Cumnock Mine 1900]] ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Coal Glen, NC ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|23 ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Chatham ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Explosion ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|1900 |- ! align="left" style="background:#FFFFFF;"|27-Dec-1928 ! align="left" style="background:#FFFFFF;"|[[Space:Carolina_Mine_Hoisting_Accident|Carolina Mine Hoisting Accident]] ! align="left" style="background:#FFFFFF;"|Sandford, NC ! align="left" style="background:#FFFFFF;"|4 ! align="left" style="background:#FFFFFF;"|Lee ! align="left" style="background:#FFFFFF;"|Hoisting Accident ! align="left" style="background:#FFFFFF;"|1928 |} |} :If listing has a white background, this Mine Disaster did not have 10 or more fatalities and is disqualified from the Project. Please do not create Project Space Pages for these Mines. {{Clear}} ==Sources==
[[Space:Southeast_United_States_Mining_Disasters_Team|Southeast United States Mining Disasters Team]] | [[:Category: North Carolina, Mining Disasters|North Carolina Mine Disaster Category]] | [[Space:North_Carolina_Mining_Disasters|North Carolina Mining]] Contact: [[Space:United_States_Mining_Disasters|United States Mining Disasters]] North Carolina Mining is the History, Information, and Resource page for the State of '''North Carolina''' in the '''United States''', in the [[Space: Southeast United States Mining Disasters Team|Southeast United States Mining Disasters Team]] of the Disasters Project. It includes a Table of Disasters by County linking the Independent Disaster Pages. The Independent Disaster Pages include a list of those killed, survived or injured from which individual miner profiles may be created and honored or memorials added to those profiles existing on WikiTree. ==History of Coal Mining in North Carolina== Coal in North Carolina is limited to two belts of Triassic sediment: the sporadic Dan River belt and the larger Deep River belt, which runs along the Deep River in Lee, Moore, and Chatham Counties. Metamorphosed from deposits of vegetable matter into hard, long-burning fuel, coal was utilized in forges in the Carolina colony before the American Revolution. During that war, coal from the Horton Mine, near Cumnock, was used in an ironworks at Gulf in Chatham County. {{Image|file=North_Carolina_Mining_Disasters-2.jpg |caption=Map of the Deep River Coal Field |size=400px }} The Deep River coalfield is the only area in the state known to contain beds of commercial significance. Approximately 35 miles long and between 5 and 10 miles wide, the field contains medium volatile bituminous coal and is centered around 10 miles northwest of Sanford in the Cumnock Formation. The Egypt and Coal Glen Mines produced coal from this seam only intermittently from 1854 to 1953. However, significant periods of operation did occur. Production during the Civil War, especially from the Egypt Mine (in present-day Lee County), was extremely important, as coal was supplied to the Confederate arsenal in Fayetteville and the Charlotte Navy Yard. Coal production retained the war's boost until 1873; other noteworthy periods were 1889-1905 and 1918-30, both mines operating during the latter interval. Although Coal Glen Mine produced about 14,000 tons of coal in 1949, averaging 100 tons per day, production on the Deep River seam ceased in 1953 because of the depth and the many dissecting faults that broke up the field. For these reasons, the area has proven to be uneconomical to mine, even though reserves are estimated to be 110 million tons.[https://www.ncpedia.org/coal by Charles H. McArver, 2006 for the Encyclopedia of North Carolina]. The existence of a coal bed in the Deep River Valley was documented as early as 1775, although knowledge of it was not widespread. Little is known about early efforts to extract the coal, although apparently there was one mine in operation in the county near modern-day Gulf by 1811. Although the presence of coal in Chatham County was noted by state officials as early as the 1830s, it was not highly sought-after until the development of the railroad and the steamship. By the 1850s, a number of mines in the county existed. In November 1853, an auger boring uncovered a coal seam some 400 feet deep at the Egypt site. A shaft was sunk, which reached the vein in February 1856. Production began a few months later, and by May the first advertisements for Egypt coal were issued. Coal was initially transported to Fayetteville by wagon, and steamship transportation quickly followed. The Western Railroad was developed to carry the coal from the mine to Fayetteville. During the Civil War, coal from the mine was utilized by both state and Confederate officials for the railroads, for the Confederate Navy Yard at Charlotte, and for Confederate blockade runners at Wilmington. However, the coal produced at Egypt was not of a high quality and burned quite dark. Therefore, any blockade runners utilizing the coal ran an increased risk of being spotted by Union naval vessels. 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[[Category:North Carolina History]][[Category:Moravian_Immigrants_to_America]][[Category: Moravian_Immigrants_to_North_Carolina]] =='''History'''== =====The Great Wagon Road===== *[https://www.ncpedia.org/great-wagon-road] Great Wagon Road =====Moravian History===== *[http://newphilly.org/pdf/moravian.slideshow.pdf] An Introduction to the Moravian Church *[http://www.moravian.org/the-moravian-church/history/] A Brief History of the Moravian Church =====The Moravian Star===== ::The Moravian Star was originally developed around 1850 in Niesky, East Germany. It began as an exercise in geometry at a boys' school. [https://archive.org/details/friesmemorialmor00frie/page/n9 Fries Memorial Moravian Church: history, customs, recipes] pg. 9 =='''Moravian Settlements'''== *The history of Winston-Salem recognizes six early Moravian Settlements. There is still a church in each of the six locations, and original cemeteries date back to the 1700's, however only three have remained small communities. =====Bethabara===== *[[Space:Bethabara, North Carolina| Bethabara, North Carolina]] First settled in 1753. =====Old Salem===== *[[Space:Old_Salem|Old Salem, North Carolina]] Settled in 1766 =====Bethania===== *[[Space: Bethania|Bethania, North Carolina]] Settled in 1759 =====Friedburg===== *[[Space:Friedburg_Moravian_Settlement| Friedburg Moravian Settlement]] Settled in 1773 =====Friedland===== *[[Space:Friedland_Moravian_Settlement|Friedland Moravian Settlement]] =====Hope===== *[[Space:Hope_Moravian_Settlement|Hope Moravian Settlement]] == '''Records of the Moravians''' == ====Volumes 1-13==== *[https://archive.org/details/recordsofthemora01frie Records of the Moravians in North Carolina. Volume I: 1752-1771] *[https://archive.org/details/recordsofthemora02frie Records of the Moravians in North Carolina. Volume II: 1752-1775] *[https://archive.org/details/recordsofthemora03frie Records of the Moravians in North Carolina. Volume III: 1776-1779] *[https://archive.org/details/recordsofthemora04frie Records of the Moravians in North Carolina. Volume IV: 1780-1783] *[https://archive.org/details/recordsofthemora05frie Records of the Moravians in North Carolina. Volume V: 1784-1792] *[https://archive.org/details/recordsofthemora06frie Records of the Moravians in North Carolina. Volume VI: 1793-1808] *[https://archive.org/details/recordsofthemora07frie Records of the Moravians in North Carolina. Volume VII: 1809-1822] *[https://archive.org/details/recordsofthemora08righ Records of the Moravians in North Carolina. Volume VIII: 1823-1837] *[https://archive.org/details/recordsofthemora09smit Records of the Moravians in North Carolina. Volume IX: 1838-1847] *[https://archive.org/details/recordsofthemora10hami Records of the Moravians in North Carolina. Volume X: 1841-1851] *[https://archive.org/details/recordsofthemora11hami Records of the Moravians in North Carolina. Volume XI: 1852-1879] *[https://archive.org/details/recordsofthemora12edit Records of the Moravians in North Carolina. Volume XII: 1856-1866] *[https://archive.org/details/recordsofthemora13edit Records of the Moravians in North Carolina. Volume XIII: 1867-1876] == '''Research Resources''' == ====Moravian Publication==== *[http://moravianarchives.org/z-old-site/history/Wachovia%20Moravian/Wachovia%20Moravian%20intro%20b.html The Wachovia Moravian]; between 1893-1970 the Moravian church had it's own publication. The collection is NOT searchable. However, there are marriages, deaths, guests to speak at the various churches, among many other names mentioned throughout. ====Historical Society==== *[[Space:Transactions_of_the_Moravian_Historical_Society| Transactions of the Moravian Historical Society]] ====North Carolina==== *[http://moravianarchives.org Moravian Archives, Winston-Salem] *[https://archive.org/stream/annotationsfromm00mora/annotationsfromm00mora_djvu.txt Annotations from the Moravian Archives, Winston-Salem, N.C] *[https://moraviansinnorthcarolina.weebly.com/index.html Moravians in North Carolina] *[https://www.jstor.org/stable/2208949?read-now=1&loggedin=true&seq=1#page_scan_tab_contents Assimilation in North Carolina's Moravian Community; Journal of Southern History] *[http://www.oldsalem.org/scholarship-research/moravian-research/ Old Salem Moravian Research] ====UNC Digital Collections==== *[https://archive.org/details/friesmemorialmor00frie/page/n1 Fries Memorial Moravian Church] *[https://archive.org/details/friedbergmoravia00jone Friedberg Moravian Church : the first two hundred years, 1773-1973] *[https://archive.org/details/bethaniainwachov00elle Bethania in Wachovia] *[https://archive.org/details/earlysettlements00swin The early settlements of the Moravians in North Carolina] =='''One Name Studies'''== =='''Purpose Statement'''== *To recognize the founding members and their families of local Moravian communities and creating a way to identify them on their profiles. As well as provide a space with resources to help those trying to research their ancestors. *To identify profiles that are unsourced or unconnected and correctly connect them and give them biographies and proper sources. *To create free space pages for each of the six original Moravian settlements. Provide the history and research information for each settlement. *To create a list of correct surnames, not all Germans to N.C. were Moravians, and create a list of local cemeteries where most of the early Moravian settlers are buried.
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[[Category: United States of America, United States Civil War]] '''US Civil War: War Between the States Project''' *[[Project:US_Civil_War:_War_Between_the_States | US Civil War: War Between the States Project Page]] *[[Space:Civil_War_Project_Resource_Page | Project Resource Page]] ==Research Volunteers == * [[Dorsch-54|Jackie Murrag]] * [[Sheppard-2686|Pip Sheppard]], I have a complete set of "North Carolina Troops, a Roster: 1861-1865" and am willing to do look-ups for any who request them. == Research Resources == ===Free Sites=== *[https://www.nps.gov/civilwar/soldiers-and-sailors-database.htm nps.gov] Civil War Sailors and Soldiers ====Confederate Free Sites ==== *[http://cgr.scv.org Sons of Confederate Veterans, Confederate Graves Registry] *[https://hqudc.org United Daughters of the Confederacy] *[http://nccivilwar.lostsoulsgenealogy.com/rosters/ncinf1regiment.htm North Carolina 1st Regiment] *[https://www.familysearch.org/wiki/en/North_Carolina,_Civil_War_Service_Records_of_Confederate_Soldiers_(FamilySearch_Historical_Records) North Carolina, Civil War Service Records of Confederate Soldiers (FamilySearch Historical Records)] *[https://www.nps.gov/civilwar/soldiers-and-sailors-database.htm nps.gov Civil War Sailors and Soldiers] Civil War Sailors and Soldiers *[http://nccivilwar.lostsoulsgenealogy.com NC Civil War Lost Souls Genealogy] *[http://digital.ncdcr.gov/cdm/search/collection/p16062coll21/searchterm/Widows/field/subjec/mode/all/conn/and/order/title/ad/asc Widows Applications] ====Union Free Sites==== *[http://www.duvcw.org Daughters of Union Veterans] *[http://suvcw.org/graves/graves.htm Sons of Union Veterans Grave Registration] *[https://www.familysearch.org/search/collection/1932416 North Carolina, Civil War Service Records of Union Soldiers, 1861-1865] *[http://genealogytrails.com/cwstones/ Card Records of Headstones Provided for Union Civil War Veterans 1879 - 1903] ===Paid Sites === * [http://www.civilwardata.com/ American Civil War Database] Annual Membership $25, visitor pass $10. (no reviews available) * [http://www.fold3.com/ Fold3] Annual Membership, $79.95. Coupons and discounts are available online for certain groups, including veterans. An Ancestry site. Has many military record images (not all), census records. Navagation/searches can be difficult. Record images are very good. [http://go.fold3.com/special/?iid=446 7 Day Free Trial] could be used if you amass a number of searches and complete them at one time. NOTE: Check the project page for members who are willing to do a look up based upon their membership. == Categories Existing on WikiTree== * [[:Category: North Carolina, United States Civil War]] * [[:Category: North Carolina (Union), United States Civil War]] * [[:Category: North Carolina, Cemeteries]] ==Civil War Conflicts in North Carolina == *[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/North_Carolina_in_the_American_Civil_War North Carolina in the American Civil War] Campaigns ==Civil War Flags == * [[Space:Civil_War_Flags#North_Carolina|Civil War Flags]] North Carolina ==Civil War Maps == * [http://www.americancivilwar.com/statepic/north_carolina.html North Carolina] ''Map of Civil War Battles'' == Civil War Museums in North Carolina == * [http://www.nccivilwar.com/ NC Civil War Tourism Council] * [http://www.waynemuseum.org/ Wayne County Museum] == County Resources == ''Note: Not all present day counties existed during the Civil War. some county boundaries have changed.'' ====Alamance County ==== * [http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=jaQJl06azEM Youtube: Civil War Trail, Alamance Co., NC] * [http://familysearch.org/learn/wiki/en/Alamance_County,_North_Carolina Family Search Alamance Co., NC Civil War] ==== Alexander County ==== * [http://ncgenweb.us/nc/alexander/civil-war-rosters-a-c/ Civil War Rosters A-C Alexander County, NC] * [http://ncgenweb.us/nc/alexander/military/ NC GenWeb Civil War Alexander County] ==== Alleghany County ==== * [http://emergingcivilwar.com/2014/06/12/the-battle-of-trevilians-station/ Battle of Trevilians Station] * [http://argoray.net/files/hardincivil.pdf Civil War Soldiers from Ashe and Alleghany NC] ==== Anson County ==== * [http://ncgenweb.us/nc/anson/civil-war/ NC GenWeb Anson County in the Civil War] ==== Ashe County ==== * [http://argoray.net/files/hardincivil.pdf Civil War Soldiers from Ashe and Alleghany NC] ==== Avery County ==== * [http://www.averymuseum.com/avery_county%20confederate%20pensions.htm Avery Co. Confederate Pensions] * [http://www.averymuseum.com/civil%20war%20guide.htm Avery County Civil War Museum] ==== Beaufort County ==== * [http://www.ncgenweb.us/beaufort/bomilitary.htm NC GenWeb Beaufort Co. Military Records] ==== Bertie County ==== * [http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~ncbertie/civilwarsoldiers.html RootsWeb Bertie County in the Civil War] * [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Space:Bertie_County%2C_North_Carolina%2C_one_place_study&public=1 WikiTree One Place Study] Bertie County, NC ==== Bladen County ==== * [http://www.senclewises.com/bladencompanies.html Companies Formed in Bladen During the Civil War] * [https://familysearch.org/learn/wiki/en/Bladen_County,_North_Carolina Family Search Bladen County] ==== Brunswick County ==== * [http://www.ncgenweb.us/brunswick/military.html NC GenWeb Brunswick County Military Records] * [http://www.ncbrunswick.com/activity/civil-war-sites-of-significance-mainland.aspx Brunswick Island, Civil War Site] ==== Buncombe County ==== * [http://www.obcgs.com/product/civil-war-dead-from-buncombe-co/ Civil War Dead from Buncombe County, NC] * [http://ashevilleandbuncombecounty.blogspot.com/2011/03/north-carolina-in-civil-war.html Ashville and Buncombe County in the Civil War] * [http://www.buncomberifles.org/ The Buncombe Riffles] * [https://familysearch.org/learn/wiki/en/Buncombe_County,_North_Carolina Family Search Buncombe County, NC] ==== Burke County ==== * [http://genealogytrails.com/ncar/burke/mil_cw_soldierrecords.html Genealogy Trails Civil War Records Burke County, NC] * [http://www.ncgenweb.us/burke/military/NCT35-K.htm ncgenweb.us] ''Roster of 35th North Carolina Infantry Regiment, Co K'' ==== Cabarrus County ==== * [http://ncgenweb.us/nc/cabarrus/co-g-7th-nc-regiment/ Co G 7th NC Regiment] * [http://ncgenweb.us/nc/cabarrus/civil-war-17th-regiment/ 17th Regiment] ==== Caldwell County ==== *[http://www.caldwellcountymissouri.com/civilwar/ Caldwell Co. Civil War History] ==== Camden County ==== * [http://www.camdencountync.gov/departments/dismal-swamp-welcome-center/the-civil-war Camden County in the Civil War] * [http://ncgenweb.us/nc/camden/camden-county-civil-war-soldiers/ NC GenWeb Camden County Civil War Soldiers] * [https://familysearch.org/learn/wiki/en/Camden_County,_North_Carolina Family Search Camden Co., NC] ==== Carteret County ==== * [http://www.southporttimes.com/community/2012/20120322001.html The Civil War Comes to Cateret County] * [https://familysearch.org/learn/wiki/en/Carteret_County,_North_Carolina Family Search Cateret County] ==== Caswell County ==== * [http://www.civilwaralbum.com/misc18/caswell1.htm Caswell County Civil War Album] * [http://ncccha.blogspot.com/2008/10/johnsons-island-civil-war-prison.html Johnson's Island Civil War Prison] * [http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~nccaswel/military/cwar/01.htm Caswell County Genealogical Database] ==== Catawba County ==== * [http://www.ncgenweb.us/catawba/military/Civil%20War/civwar.htm Catawba County NC GenWeb] ''Catawba County, North Carolina in the War Between the States'' * [http://www.catawbascv.org/Stones.htm Catawba County, Civil War Markers and Dedications] * [http://www.catawbascv.org/StJohn.htm Catawba County, NC Soldiers Buried at St. John's Lutheran Conover, NC] * [https://archive.org/details/catawbasoldierof00hahn The Catawba soldier of the civil war by Hahn, George W., 1842] ''contains bios and photographs'' * [http://www.ncgenweb.us/burke/military/NCT35-K.htm ncgenweb.us] ''Roster of 35th North Carolina Infantry Regiment, Co K'' ==== Chatham County ==== *[http://chathamhistory.org/events.html Chatham County Historical Association] *[http://www.chathamjournal.com/weekly/news/local/chatham-historical-society-continues-civil-war-series-110512.shtml Chatham Count Historical Society Civil War Series] *[http://www.usgwarchives.net/nc/chatham/chathammilitary.html US GenWeb Chatham County Military] ==== Cherokee County ==== *[http://thomaslegion.net/hangingdog.html Skirmish at Hanging Dog] *[http://www.northcarolinahistory.org/encyclopedia/88/entry NC History Project Civil War] ==== Chowan County ==== *[http://www.nps.gov/hps/abpp/battles/nc013.htm Battle of Albemarle Sound] *[http://ncgenweb.us/nc/chowan/ NC GenWeb Chowan County] ==== Clay County ==== *[http://www.northcarolinahistory.org/encyclopedia/595/entry/ NC History Project: Clay County] *[http://www.claycountyin.gov/index.pl?id=2170;isa=Category;op=show Clay County Civil War Veterans] ==== Cleveland County ==== *[http://civilwarroster.com/cw/cw-nc.html Civil War Rosters Update, 2009] *[http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~judytalk/companies.htm List of Troops Raised in Cleveland County] *[http://nccivilwar.lostsoulsgenealogy.com/rosters/55cod.htm 55th Regiment, Company D The Cleveland Farmers] *[http://www.ncgenweb.us/cleveland/civwar.htm US GenWeb Cleveland County in the Civil War] *[http://www.nps.gov/nr/travel/shelby/history.htm History of Shelby, NC] *[http://history.ncsu.edu/projects/cwnc/items/show/592 Civil War Era NC, Cleveland County NCU] *[http://www.linkpendium.com/genealogy/USA/NC/Cleveland/ Cleveland County, NC Genealogy, Census and Vital Info] ==== Columbus County ==== *[http://www.ncgenweb.us/columbus/confedwarsy.html Civil War Rosters S-Y Columbus County] *[https://familysearch.org/learn/wiki/en/Columbus_County,_North_Carolina Columbus County Family Search] *[http://www.senclewises.com/columbuscompanies.html Companies Formed in Columbus County During the Civil War] ==== Craven County ==== *[http://craven.lostsoulsgenealogy.com/military/cravenvets.htm Lost Souls Genealogy Craven County Civil War Soldiers] *[https://familysearch.org/learn/wiki/en/Craven_County,_North_Carolina Family Search Craven County] *[http://newbern.cpclib.org/research/cwres.html New Bern - Craven Public Library Civil War Resources] ==== Cumberland County ==== *[http://www.ncgenweb.us/cumberland/civil.htm NC GenWeb Cumberland County in the Civil War] ==== Currituck County ==== *[http://www.ncgenweb.us/currituck/military/companyb8th.html 8th NC Regiment Co. B] *[http://co.currituck.nc.us/veterans.cfm Currituck Veterans, NC Govt.] *[http://www.co.currituck.nc.us/pdf/veterans/currituck-military-civil-war.pdf Currituck Civil War Era Veterans] *[http://www.ncgenweb.us/currituck/military.html NC GenWeb Currituck Co.] *[https://familysearch.org/learn/wiki/en/Currituck_County,_North_Carolina Family Search Currituck] ==== Dare County ==== *[http://www.nps.gov/fora/historyculture/freedmenscolony.htm Freedman's Colony] *[[http://www.nps.gov/fora/historyculture/battleofroanokeisland.htm Battle of Roanoke Island] *[http://www.graveyardoftheatlantic.com/flagsoverhatteras/Civil_War_Trail.htm Civil War Trail] *[http://www.ncgenweb.us/dare/military.html NC GenWeb Dare County Civil War Records] *[http://www.hatteras-nc.com/history/timeline-obx-civil-war.shtml Hatteras Island's Civil War History] ==== Davidson County ==== *[http://www.visitdavidsoncounty.com/historicalsites.html Davidson County Civil War Museum] *[http://www.co.davidson.nc.us/HistoricalMuseum/MarkingtheTrailofOurCivilWarHistory.aspx Thomasvile, NC in the Civil War] ==== Davie County ==== *[https://familysearch.org/learn/wiki/en/Davie_County,_North_Carolina Family Search Davie County] *[http://www.downtr.co/2473000-civil-war-roster-of-davie-county-north-carolina.html Civil War Roster of Davie County] ==== Duplin County ==== *[http://duplin.lostsoulsgenealogy.com/dupcwlinks.htm Duplin County Civil War Information] *[http://clintonnc.com/news/history-localnews1-news/4903039/The-Duplin-Rifles--Confederate-Company The Duplin Rifles] ==== Durham County ==== *[http://www.civilwardurham.com/ Civil War Durham] *[http://durhamcountylibrary.org/ncc/lists/civil-war/ The Civil War in NC, Durham County Library] ==== Edgecombe County ==== *[http://www.usgwarchives.net/nc/edgecombe/edgecombemilitary.htm NC GenWeb Edgecombe County] *[http://www.edgecombelibrary.org/history/historic_digital_archive.htm Edgecombe Co, NC Civil War Archives] ==== Forsyth County ==== *[http://www.digitalforsyth.org/photos/browse/institutions-military-the-civil-war-confederate-troops Forsyth Civil War Troops] ==== Franklin County ==== *[http://franklin-chamber.com/aboutFranklin/civialwartrails.php Civil War Trails in Franklin, NC] ==== Gaston County ==== *[http://gastonlibrary.org/index.cfm/research/genealogy-local-history/finding-civil-war-soldiers-gaston-lincoln/ Finding Civil War Soldiers, Lincoln and Gaston County] ==== Gates County ==== *[https://familysearch.org/learn/wiki/en/Gates_County,_North_Carolina Gates County Family Search] ==== Graham County ==== *[http://www.civilwaralbum.com/misc13/graham_nc1.htm Graham County in the Civil War] ==== Granville County ==== *[http://www.ncgenweb.us/ncgranville/military-idx.htm Granville County Data Index] *[http://www.ncgenweb.us/ncgranville/military/vet-1890.htm 1890 Veteran's Schedule Granville] ==== Greene County ==== *[http://usgwarchives.net/nc/greene/greenemilitary.htm NC GenWeb Greene County] ==== Guilford County ==== *[http://ncgenweb.us/nc/guilford/ NC GenWeb Guilford County] *[http://www.greensboro-nc.gov/index.aspx?page=969 City of Greensboro, NC Civil War Books] *[http://civilwarroster.com/cw/cw-nc.html Civil War Rosters Update 2009] ==== Halifax County ==== *[http://www.ncgenweb.us/halifax/halifaxcw/index_3.htm Hallifax, NC Confederate Army] *[https://familysearch.org/learn/wiki/en/Halifax_County,_North_Carolina Halifax County Family Search] ==== Harnett County ==== *[https://familysearch.org/learn/wiki/en/Harnett_County,_North_Carolina Harnett County Family Search] ==== Haywood County ==== *[http://www.ncgenweb.us/haywood/military.htm NC GenWeb Haywood County Military] *[http://thomaslegion.net/62ndpows.html Haywood County POW Deaths] *[http://aam.wcu.edu/projects/erwinsmart/Roster%20of%20Haywood%20County,%20North%20Carolina%20Civil%20War%20Soldiers.htm UNC Roster of Haywood County Civil War Soldiers] ==== Henderson County ==== *[http://hendersonheritage.com/214-2/ Civil War Henderson Heritage] *[http://ncgenweb.us/nc/henderson/2014/01/27/nc-civil-war-roster-index-and-nc-confederate-veterans/ Henderson County Civil War Roster] ==== Hertford County ==== *[http://www.northcarolinahistory.org/encyclopedia/691/entry NC History Project Hertford County] ==== Hoke County ==== *[http://www.civilwaracademy.com/civil-war-battles-in-north-carolina.html Civil War Battles in NC] *[https://familysearch.org/learn/wiki/en/Hoke_County,_North_Carolina Hoke County Family Search] ==== Hyde County ==== *[http://www.ncgenweb.us/hyde/military/HYDECSA.HTM NC GenWeb Hyde County Civil War Soldiers] *[http://www.ncroots.com/Diane/1890hscmynames.htm 1890 Census Union Veterans Schedule Hyde County] ''surnames only'' ==== Iredell County ==== *[http://ncgenweb.us/nc/iredell/civil-war/ The Civil War in Iredell County] ==== Jackson County ==== *[http://www.jcncgs.com/civilw.htm Jackson County in the Civil War] ==== Johnston County ==== *[http://www.linkpendium.com/genealogy/USA/NC/Johnston/mil/cw/ Johnston County Military Records] ==== Jones County ==== *[http://www.ncgenweb.us/jones/military NC GenWeb Military in Jones County] ==== Lee County ==== *[http://www.leecountync.gov/History/EstablishmentofLeeCounty.aspx Lee County Government] ==== Lenoir County ==== *[http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Wyse_Fork Battle of Wyse Fork] *[http://familysearch.org/learn/wiki/en/Lenoir_County,_North_Carolina Family Search Lenoir County] ==== Lincoln County ==== *[http://gastonlibrary.org/index.cfm/research/genealogy-local-history/finding-civil-war-soldiers-gaston-lincoln/ Finding Civil War Soldiers, Lincoln and Gaston County] *[https://archive.org/details/rosterofconfeder00unit Roster of Confederate Soldiers from Lincoln County (full text)] *[http://www.lincolncounty.org/index.aspx?nid=1082 Lincoln County Website] Contains information on how to find Civil War Veterans] *[http://www.ncgenweb.us/lincoln/military/civwar.htm NC Gen Web Lincoln County, War Between the States] ==== McDowell County ==== *[https://familysearch.org/learn/wiki/en/McDowell_County,_North_Carolina Family Search McDowell Co., NC] *[http://mcdowellhistory.com/category/civil-war/ McDowell County Civil War Oral History] *[http://www.mcdowellwv.com/civilwar/mcdowell.html McDowell County Civil War] *[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_McDowell Battle of McDowell] ==== Macon County ==== *[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Siege_of_Fort_Macon Siege of Ft. Macon] *[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_McDowell Battle of McDowell] ==== Madison County ==== *[http://www.visitmadisoncounty.com/who-we-are/madison-county/the-civil-war-in-madison-county-nc Madison County in the Civil War] *[http://echoesofmadison.com/ Madison County Genealogical Society] *[http://www.learnnc.org/lp/editions/nchist-civilwar/5469 The Shelton Laurel Massacre] ==== Martin County ==== *[http://files.usgwarchives.net/mn/martin/military/civilwar/rostercw.txt Roster of Civil War Soldiers Martin, NC] ==== Mecklenburg County ==== *[http://members.tripod.com/~records_searcher/index-10.html Civil War Rosters Mecklenbur] ==== Mitchell County ==== *[http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~ncmitche/ RootsWeb Mitchell Co.] ==== Montgomery County ==== *[http://renegadesouth.wordpress.com/2009/06/19/the-inner-civil-war-in-montgomery-co-n-c/ The Inner Civil War in Montgomery] *[http://www.usgwarchives.net/nc/montgomery/montgomerymilitary.htm US GenWeb Montgomery Co., NC] ==== Moore County ==== *[http://www.companyh26th.com/moore-county-nc-and-the-civil-war.html Company H 26th Regiment] *[https://familysearch.org/learn/wiki/en/Moore_County,_North_Carolina Family Search Moore County] ==== Nash County ==== *[http://www.ncgenweb.us/nash/military/civil-war-1861-1865/ Civil War 1861-1865 Nash County] ==== New Hanover County ==== *[http://www.ncgenweb.us/newhanover/civilwar.html New Hanover NC GenWeb] ==== Northampton County ==== *[https://familysearch.org/learn/wiki/en/Northampton_County,_North_Carolina North Hampton Family Search] ==== Onslow County ==== *[http://michaelchardy.blogspot.com/2010/03/onslow-county.html Looking for NC's Civil War Onslow Co.] ==== Orange County ==== *[http://www.censusdiggins.com/nc-civil-war-bart.html Orange County Civil War Records] ==== Pamlico County ==== *[http://www.ncgenweb.us/pamlico/military.html Pamlico Co. Military Data] ==== Pasquotank County ==== *[http://ncgenweb.us/nc/pasquotank/military/ NC GenWeb Military Pasquotank Co.] ==== Pender County ==== *[https://familysearch.org/learn/wiki/en/Pender_County,_North_Carolina Family Search Pender County] ==== Perquimans County ==== *[http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~ncperqui/civil_war.htm RootsWeb Civil War Soldiers] ==== Person County ==== *[http://www.censusdiggins.com/nc_civil_war_p.html Person County Census and Records] ==== Pitt County ==== *[http://www.ecu.edu/cs-lib/ncc/mapconf.cfm Pitt County During the Civil War] ==== Polk County ==== *[http://www.linkpendium.com/genealogy/USA/NC/Polk/ Polk County, NC Census and Data] ==== Randolph County ==== *[https://familysearch.org/learn/wiki/en/Randolph_County,_North_Carolina Family Search Randolf Co.] ==== Richmond County ==== *[http://www.ncgenweb.us/richmond/civindex.html Civil War Records Richmond Co.] ==== Robeson County ==== *[https://familysearch.org/learn/wiki/en/Robeson_County,_North_Carolina Family Search Robeson Co.] ==== Rockingham County ==== *[http://www.usgwarchives.net/nc/rockingham/rockinghammilitary.html Rockingham Co., Military Archives] ==== Rowan County ==== *[http://visitsalisburync.com/things-to-do/historic-attractions/default.aspx Rowan County Civil War] *[http://www.civilwartraveler.com/EAST/NC/StonemansRaid.html Stoneman's Raid] ==== Rutherford County ==== *[http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~judytalk/companies.htm List of Troops. Raised in Rutherford County] *[https://familysearch.org/learn/wiki/en/Rutherford_County,_North_Carolina Family Search Rutherford County, NC Civil War] ==== Sampson County ==== *[https://familysearch.org/learn/wiki/en/Sampson_County,_North_Carolina Family Search Sampson] ==== Scotland County ==== *[https://familysearch.org/learn/wiki/en/Scotland_County,_North_Carolina Family Search Scotland Co.] ==== Stanly County ==== *[http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~ncstanly/mil-cw/cw-ac.htm RootsWeb Civil War Roster Stanly Co.] *[http://www.nccivilwar150.com/battlefields/sites.htm NC Battle Sites] ==== Stokes County ==== *[http://familysearch.org/learn/wiki/en/Stokes_County,_North_Carolina Family Search Stokes County] ==== Surry County ==== *[https://familysearch.org/learn/wiki/en/Surry_County,_North_Carolina Family Search Surry Co NC] *[http://www.genealogy.mountainscape.com/surrycousins/Civil_War_Vets.htm Surry Cousins Civil War Veterans] ==== Swain County ==== *[https://familysearch.org/learn/wiki/en/Swain_County,_North_Carolina Swain County Family Search] ==== Transylvania County ==== *[https://familysearch.org/learn/wiki/en/Transylvania_County,_North_Carolina Family Search Transylvania County] ==== Tyrel County ==== *[http://homepages.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~gumneck/Civil.html RootsWeb Tyrel County Civil War Soldiers] ==== Union County ==== *[http://familysearch.org/learn/wiki/en/Union_County,_North_Carolina Family Search Union County] ==== Vance County ==== *[https://familysearch.org/learn/wiki/en/Vance_County,_North_Carolina Family Search Vance County] ==== Wake County ==== *[https://familysearch.org/learn/wiki/en/Wake_County,_North_Carolina Family Search Wake County] ==== Warren County ==== *[https://familysearch.org/learn/wiki/en/Warren_County,_North_Carolina Family Search Warren County] ==== Washington County ==== *[http://www.nps.gov/hps/abpp/battles/nc013.htm Battle of Albemarle Sound] ==== Watauga County ==== *[https://familysearch.org/learn/wiki/en/Watauga_County,_North_Carolina Family Search Watauga County] ==== Wayne County ==== *[http://www.waynemuseum.org/ Wayne County Museum] ==== Wilkes County ==== *[https://familysearch.org/learn/wiki/en/Wilkes_County,_North_Carolina Family Search Wilkes County] ==== Wilson County ==== *[https://familysearch.org/learn/wiki/en/Wilson_County,_North_Carolina Family Search Wilson County] ==== Yadkin County ==== *[https://familysearch.org/learn/wiki/en/Yarkin_County,_North_Carolina Family Search Yadkin County] ==== Yancey County ==== *[https://familysearch.org/learn/wiki/en/Yancey_County,_North_Carolina Family Search Yancey County] == Sources ==
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[[Category: North Carolina, United States Civil War]] === North Carolina Units in United States Civil War === This space contains a list of North Carolina Civil War Confederate Units, by WikiTree categories. When adding Categories to Profiles, use the Category Name exactly as it is listed on the Category Page, e.g. ''[[Category:1st Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War]] ''. The Unit Category is also assigned automatically with the unit parameter, if using the US Civil War template, e.g. {{US Civil War
| enlisted = mmm dd, yyyy
| mustered = mmm dd, yyyy
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You do not have to add the "United States Civil War" to the unit name, if using the template. {| border="1" align="center" class="wikitable" style="font-style:; font-size:100%; border: 3px Solid Blue; text-align=center;" |- !colspan=2|Unit, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War |- style="vertical-align: top;" | * [[:Category:1st Regiment, North Carolina Infantry (6 months, 1861), United States Civil War|1st (6 months, 1861)]] - Bethel Regiment * [[:Category:1st Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|1st]] (1st State Troops) * [[:Category:2nd Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|2nd]] (2nd State Troops) * [[:Category:3rd Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|3rd]] (3rd State Troops) * [[:Category:4th Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|4th]] (4th State Troops) * [[:Category:5th Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|5th Regiment]] (5th State Troops) * [[:Category:6th Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|6th Regiment]] (6th State Troops) * [[:Category:7th Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|7th Regiment]] (7th State Troops) * [[:Category:8th Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|8th Regiment]] (8th State Troops) * [[:Category:10th Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|10th Regiment]] * [[:Category:11th Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|11th Regiment]] * [[:Category:12th Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|12th Regiment]] - 2nd Volunteers * [[:Category:13th Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|13th Regiment]] - 3rd Volunteers * [[:Category:14th Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|14th Regiment]] - 4th Volunteers * [[:Category:15th Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|15th Regiment]] - 5th Volunteers * [[:Category:16th Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|16th Regiment]] - 6th Volunteers from Jun 1861 to Nov 14, 1861 * [[:Category:17th Regiment, North Carolina Infantry (1st Organization), United States Civil War|17th Regiment (1st Organization)]] - 7th Volunteers * [[:Category:17th Regiment, North Carolina Infantry (2nd Organization), United States Civil War|17th Regiment (2nd Organization)]] * [[:Category:18th Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|18th Regiment]] - 8th Volunteers * [[:Category:20th Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|20th Regiment]] - 10th Volunteers * [[:Category:21st Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|21st Regiment]] - 11th Volunteers * [[:Category:22nd Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|22nd Regiment]] - 12th Volunteers * [[:Category:23rd Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|23rd Regiment]] - 13th Volunteers * [[:Category:24th Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|24th Regiment]] - 14th Volunteers * [[:Category:25th Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|25th Regiment]] - 15th Volunteers * [[:Category:26th Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|26th Regiment]] * [[:Category:27th Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|27th Regiment]] * [[:Category:28th Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|28th Regiment]] * [[:Category:29th Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|29th Regiment]] * [[:Category:30th Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|30th Regiment]] * [[:Category:31st Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|31st Regiment]] * [[:Category:32nd Regiment, North Carolina Infantry (Lenoir Braves), United States Civil War|32nd Regiment (Lenoir Braves)]] * [[:Category:33rd Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|33rd Regiment]] * [[:Category:34th Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|34th Regiment]] * [[:Category:35th Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|35th Regiment]] | * [[:Category:36th Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|36th Regiment]] - also known as [[:Category: 2nd Regiment, North Carolina Artillery, United States Civil War|2nd Artillery Regiment]], Cape Fear Regiment * [[:Category:37th Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|37th Regiment]] * [[:Category:38th Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|38th Regiment]] * [[:Category:39th Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|39th Regiment]] * [[:Category:42nd Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|42nd Regiment]] * [[:Category:43rd Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|43rd Regiment]] * [[:Category:44th Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|44th Regiment]] * [[:Category:45th Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|45th Regiment]] * [[:Category:46th Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|46th Regiment]] * [[:Category:47th Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|47th Regiment]] * [[:Category:48th Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|48th Regiment]] * [[:Category:49th Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|49th Regiment]] * [[:Category:50th Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|50th Regiment]] * [[:Category:51st Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|51st Regiment]] * [[:Category:52nd Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|52nd Regiment]] * [[:Category:53rd Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|53rd Regiment]] * [[:Category:54th Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|54th Regiment]] * [[:Category:55th Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|55th Regiment]] * [[:Category:56th Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|56th Regiment]] * [[:Category:57th Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|57th Regiment]] * [[:Category:58th Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|58th Regiment]] engaged in [[:Category:Campbell County, Tennessee|Campbell County, Tennessee]] with more than 100 burials in [[:Category:DeLap Cemetery, Jacksboro, Tennessee|DeLap Cemetery]] * [[:Category:60th Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|60th Regiment]] * [[:Category:61st Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|61st Regiment]] * [[:Category:62nd Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|62nd Regiment]] * [[:Category:64th Regiment, North Carolina Infantry (Allen's), United States Civil War|64th Regiment (Allen's)]] (11th Battalion) * [[:Category:66th Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|66th Regiment]] merged with 8th Battalion, Partisan Rangers; 13th Battalion Infantry * [[:Category:67th Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|67th Regiment]] * [[:Category:68th Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|68th Regiment]] * [[:Category:71st Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|71st Regiment]] |- !colspan=2|Unit, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War |- |colspan=2| * [[:Category:1st Battalion, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|1st Battalion]], merged into [[:Category: 32nd Regiment, North Carolina Infantry (Lenoir Braves), United States Civil War|32nd Regiment]] * [[:Category:2nd Battalion, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|2nd Battalion]] * [[:Category: 6th Battalion, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War| 6th Battalion]] (Cohoon's Battalion, Virginia Infantry) * [[:Category:13th Battalion, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|13th Battalion]] |} ----- {| border="1" align="center" class="wikitable" style="font-style:; font-size:100%; border: 3px Solid Blue; text-align=center;" |- !Unit, North Carolina Junior Reserves, United States Civil War !Unit, North Carolina Senior Reserves, United States Civil War |- | * [[:Category:1st Regiment, North Carolina Junior Reserves, United States Civil War|1st Regiment]] (70th Infantry Regiment) * [[:Category:2nd Regiment, North Carolina Junior Reserves, United States Civil War|2nd Regimen]] (71st Infantry Regiment) * [[:Category:3rd Regiment, North Carolina Junior Reserves, United States Civil War|3rd Regiment]] (72nd Infantry Regiment) * [[:Category:1st Battalion, North Carolina Junior Reserves, United States Civil War|1st Battalion]] * [[:Category:2nd Battalion, North Carolina Junior Reserves, United States Civil War|2nd Battalion]] * [[:Category:4th Battalion, North Carolina Junior Reserves, United States Civil War|4th Battalion]] * [[:Category:5th Battalion, North Carolina Junior Reserves, United States Civil War|5th Battalion]] * [[:Category:6th Battalion, North Carolina Junior Reserves, United States Civil War|6th Battalion]] * [[:Category:7th Battalion, North Carolina Junior Reserves, United States Civil War|7th Battalion]] * [[:Category:8th Battalion, North Carolina Junior Reserves, United States Civil War|8th Battalion]] * 9th Battalion, Junior Reserves * Millard's Battalion, Junior Reserves (20th Battalion) | * [[:Category:2nd Regiment, North Carolina Senior Reserves, United States Civil War|2nd Regiment]] * [[:Category:4th Regiment, North Carolina Senior Reserves, United States Civil War|4th Regiment]] (73th Infantry Regiment) * [[:Category:5th Regiment, North Carolina Senior Reserves, United States Civil War|5th Regiment]] (74th Infantry Regiment) * [[:Category:6th Regiment, North Carolina Senior Reserves, United States Civil War|6th Regiment]] (76th Infantry Regiment) * [[:Category:7th Regiment, North Carolina Senior Reserves, United States Civil War|7th Regiment]] (77th Infantry Regiment) * [[:Category:8th Regiment, North Carolina Senior Reserves, United States Civil War|8th Regiment]] (78th Infantry Regiment) * [[:Category:3rd Battalion, North Carolina Senior Reserves, United States Civil War|3rd Battalion]] * [[:Category:McCorkle's Battalion, North Carolina Senior Reserves, United States Civil War|McCorkle's Battalion]] * Erwin's Battalion, Senior Reserves (21st Battalion) * Hill's Battalion, Senior Reserves (22nd Battalion) * Littlejohn's Battalion, Senior Reserves (23rd Battalion) |} ----- {| border="1" align="center" class="wikitable" style="font-style:; font-size:100%; border: 3px Solid Blue; text-align=center;" |- !Unit, North Carolina Cavalry, United States Civil War |- | * [[:Category: 1st Regiment, North Carolina Cavalry, United States Civil War|1st Regiment]] - (9th State troops) * [[:Category:2nd Regiment, North Carolina Cavalry, United States Civil War|2nd Regiment]] (19th State Troops) * [[:Category:3rd Regiment, North Carolina Cavalry, United States Civil War|3rd Regiment]] - 41st Volunteers * [[:Category:4th Regiment, North Carolina Cavalry, United States Civil War|4th Regiment]] - 59th Volunteers * [[:Category: 5th Regiment, North Carolina Cavalry, United States Civil War|5th Regiment]] - 63rd Volunteers * [[:Category: 6th Regiment, North Carolina Cavalry, United States Civil War|6th Regiment]] - 65th Volunteers * [[:Category: 7th Regiment, North Carolina Cavalry, United States Civil War|7th Regiment]] - 75th Volunteers * [[:Category: 8th Regiment, North Carolina Cavalry, United States Civil War|8th Regiment]] - 79th Volunteers * [[:Category: 10th Regiment, North Carolina Cavalry, United States Civil War|10th Regiment]] * [[:Category:5th Battalion, North Carolina Cavalry, United States Civil War|5th Battalion]] * [[:Category:7th Battalion, North Carolina Cavalry, United States Civil War|7th Battalion]] * [[:Category:12th Battalion, North Carolina Cavalry, United States Civil War|12th Battalion]] * [[:Category:14th Battalion, North Carolina Cavalry, United States Civil War|14th Battalion]] * [[:Category:15th Battalion, North Carolina Cavalry (State Service), United States Civil War|15th Battalion (State Service)]] * [[:Category:16th Battalion, North Carolina Cavalry, United States Civil War|16th Battalion]] |} ----- {| border="1" align="center" class="wikitable" style="font-style:; font-size:100%; border: 3px Solid Blue; text-align=center;" |- !Unit, North Carolina Artillery, United States Civil War |- | * [[:Category:1st Regiment, North Carolina Artillery, United States Civil War|1st Regiment, North Carolina Artillery]] - (10th State Troops) * [[:Category:2nd Regiment, North Carolina Artillery, United States Civil War|2nd Regiment, North Carolina Artillery]] - 36th Volunteers * [[:Category:3rd Regiment, North Carolina Artillery, United States Civil War|3rd Regiment, North Carolina Artillery]] - 40th Volunteers |- !Unit, North Carolina Light Artillery, United States Civil War |- | * [[:Category:3rd Battalion, North Carolina Light Artillery, United States Civil War|3rd Battalion, North Carolina Light Artillery]] (Company B, Edenton Bell Battery) * [[:Category:13th Battalion, North Carolina Light Artillery, United States Civil War|13th Battalion, North Carolina Light Artillery]] |- !Unit, Heavy Artillery, United States Civil War |- | * [[:Category:1st Battalion, North Carolina Heavy Artillery, United States Civil War|1st Battalion, North Carolina Heavy Artillery]] * [[:Category:10th Battalion, North Carolina Heavy Artillery, United States Civil War|10th Battalion, North Carolina Heavy Artillery]] |- !Legion, North Carolina, United States Civil War |- | * [[:Category:Thomas' Legion, North Carolina, United States Civil War | Thomas' Legion, North Carolina]] - Thomas' Legion of Cherokees and Highlanders; 69th Regiment |} ----- {| border="1" align="center" class="wikitable" style="font-style:; font-size:100%; border: 3px Solid Blue; text-align=center;" |- !Miscellaneous Units, United States Civil War |- | * [[:Category:1st Regiment, North Carolina Detailed Men, United States Civil War|1st Regiment, North Carolina Detailed Men]] * [[:Category:2nd Regiment, North Carolina Detailed Men, United States Civil War|2nd Regiment, North Carolina Detailed Men]] * [[:Category:9th Battalion, North Carolina Sharpshooters, United States Civil War|9th Battalion, North Carolina Sharpshooters]] - AKA 1st Battalion Sharp Shooters * [[:Category:Bank's Company, North Carolina (Curritick Guard), United States Civil War|Bank's Company, North Carolina (Curritick Guard)]] * [[:Category:Bass' Company, North Carolina, United States Civil War|Bass' Company, North Carolina]] * [[:Category:Brown's Company, North Carolina, United States Civil War|Brown's Company, North Carolina]] * [[:Category:Cumberland County Battalion, North Carolina Detailed Men, United States Civil War|Cumberland County Battalion, North Carolina Detailed Men]] * [[:Category:Doughton's Company, North Carolina (Alleghany Grays), United States Civil War|Doughton's Company, North Carolina (Alleghany Grays)]] * [[:Category:Galloway's Company, North Carolina Coast Guards, United States Civil War|Galloway's Company, North Carolina Coast Guards]] * [[:Category:Giddin's Company, North Carolina Detailed and Petitioned Men, United States Civil War|Giddin's Company, North Carolina Detailed and Petitioned Men]] * [[:Category:Hill's Battalion, North Carolina Reserves, United States Civil War|Hill's Battalion, North Carolina Reserves]] * [[:Category:Howard's Company, North Carolina Prison Guards, United States Civil War|Howard's Company, North Carolina Prison Guards]] * [[:Category:Jones' Company, North Carolina Supporting Force, United States Civil War|Jones' Company, North Carolina Supporting Force]] * [[:Category:Mallett's Company, North Carolina, United States Civil War|Mallett's Company, North Carolina]] * [[:Category:Mallett's Battalion, North Carolina Camp Guards (Camp Holmes), United States Civil War|Mallett's Battalion, North Carolina Camp Guards (Camp Holmes)]] * [[:Category:McDugald's Company, North Carolina, United States Civil War|McDugald's Company, North Carolina]] * [[:Category:McLean's Battalion, North Carolina Light Duty Men, United States Civil War|McLean's Battalion, North Carolina Light Duty Men]] * [[:Category:McMillan's Company, North Carolina, United States Civil War|McMillan's Company, North Carolina]] * [[:Category:McRae's Battalion, North Carolina Cavalry, United States Civil War|McRae's Battalion, North Carolina Cavalry]] * [[:Category:Moseley's Company, North Carolina Artillery (Sampson Artillery), United States Civil War|Moseley's Company, North Carolina Artillery (Sampson Artillery)]] * [[:Category:Townsend's Company, North Carolina State Troops, United States Civil War|Townsend's Company, North Carolina State Troops]] * [[:Category:Wallace's Company, Wilmington North Carolina Railroad Guards, United States Civil War|Wallace's Company, Wilmington North Carolina Railroad Guards]] |- !Unit, North Carolina Partisan Ranges, United States Civil War |- | * [[:Category: 8th Battalion, North Carolina Partisan Rangers, United States Civil War|8th North Carolina Battalion Partisan Rangers]] * [[:Category:Lawrence's Company, North Carolina Volunteers (Wilson Partison Rangers), United States Civil War|Lawrence's Company, North Carolina Volunteers (Wilson Partison Rangers)]] * [[:Category:Swindell's Company, North Carolina Partisan Rangers, United States Civil War|Swindell's Company, North Carolina Partisan Rangers]] |- !Unit, North Carolina Militia, United States Civil War |- | * [[:Category: 1st Regiment, North Carolina Militia, United States Civil War|1st North Carolina Regiment Militia]] * [[:Category: 33rd Regiment, North Carolina Militia, United States Civil War|33rd North Carolina Militia]] * [[:Category: 51st Regiment, North Carolina Militia, United States Civil War|51st North Carolina Militia]] * [[:Category: Clark's Special Battalion, North Carolina Militia, United States Civil War|Clark's Special Battalion Militia]] * [[:Category: 66th Battalion, North Carolina Militia, United States Civil War|Whitman's Company 66th Battalion Militia]] |- !Home Guard Unit, United States Civil War |- | * [[:Category:North Carolina Home Guards, United States Civil War|North Carolina Home Guards]] * [[:Category:3rd Regiment, North Carolina Home Guards, United States Civil War|3rd Regiment, North Carolina Home Guards]] * [[:Category:11th Battalion, North Carolina Home Guards, United States Civil War|11th Battalion, North Carolina Home Guards]] |- !Unit, North Carolina Local Defense Troops, United States Civil War |- | * [[:Category:2nd Battalion, North Carolina Local Defense Troops, United States Civil War|2nd Battalion, North Carolina Local Defense Troops]] * [[:Category:Allen's Company, North Carolina Local Defense, United States Civil War|Allen's Company, North Carolina Local Defense]] * [[:Category:Cox's Company, North Carolina Local Defense (Provost Guard Kingston), United States Civil War|Cox's Company, North Carolina Local Defense (Provost Guard Kingston)]] * Croom's Company, North Carolina Local Defense (Kingston Guards) (Kingston Provost Guard), United States Civil War * [[:Category:Gibbs' Company, North Carolina Local Defense, United States Civil War|Gibbs' Company, North Carolina Local Defense]] * [[:Category:Griswold's Company, North Carolina Local Defense, United States Civil War|Griswold's Company, North Carolina Local Defense]] (Provost Guard, Goldsboro) * [[:Category:Hoskins' Company, North Carolina Local Defense, United States Civil War|Hoskins' Company, North Carolina Local Defense]] * [[:Category:Howard's Cavalry Company, North Carolina Local Defense, United States Civil War|Howard's Cavalry Company, North Carolina Local Defense]] * [[:Category:Lee's Company, North Carolina Local Defense (Silver Greys), United States Civil War|Lee's Company, North Carolina Local Defense (Silver Greys)]] * [[:Category:Nelson's Company, North Carolina Local Defense, United States Civil War|Nelson's Company, North Carolina Local Defense]] * [[:Category:Snead's Company, North Carolina Local Defense, United States Civil War|Snead's Company, North Carolina Local Defense]] |} === Battle Flags === * [https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Civil_War_Flags-4 18th Regiment, North Carolina Infantry] == Footnotes and Sources ==
You do not have to add the "United States Civil War" to the unit name, if using the template. {| border="1" align="center" class="wikitable" style="font-style:; font-size:100%; border: 3px Solid Blue; text-align=center;" |- !colspan=2|Unit, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War |- style="vertical-align: top;" | * [[:Category:1st Regiment, North Carolina Infantry (6 months, 1861), United States Civil War|1st (6 months, 1861)]] - Bethel Regiment * [[:Category:1st Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|1st]] (1st State Troops) * [[:Category:2nd Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|2nd]] (2nd State Troops) * [[:Category:3rd Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|3rd]] (3rd State Troops) * [[:Category:4th Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|4th]] (4th State Troops) * [[:Category:5th Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|5th Regiment]] (5th State Troops) * [[:Category:6th Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|6th Regiment]] (6th State Troops) * [[:Category:7th Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|7th Regiment]] (7th State Troops) * [[:Category:8th Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|8th Regiment]] (8th State Troops) * [[:Category:10th Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|10th Regiment]] * [[:Category:11th Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|11th Regiment]] * [[:Category:12th Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|12th Regiment]] - 2nd Volunteers * [[:Category:13th Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|13th Regiment]] - 3rd Volunteers * [[:Category:14th Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|14th Regiment]] - 4th Volunteers * [[:Category:15th Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|15th Regiment]] - 5th Volunteers * [[:Category:16th Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|16th Regiment]] - 6th Volunteers from Jun 1861 to Nov 14, 1861 * [[:Category:17th Regiment, North Carolina Infantry (1st Organization), United States Civil War|17th Regiment (1st Organization)]] - 7th Volunteers * [[:Category:17th Regiment, North Carolina Infantry (2nd Organization), United States Civil War|17th Regiment (2nd Organization)]] * [[:Category:18th Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|18th Regiment]] - 8th Volunteers * [[:Category:20th Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|20th Regiment]] - 10th Volunteers * [[:Category:21st Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|21st Regiment]] - 11th Volunteers * [[:Category:22nd Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|22nd Regiment]] - 12th Volunteers * [[:Category:23rd Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|23rd Regiment]] - 13th Volunteers * [[:Category:24th Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|24th Regiment]] - 14th Volunteers * [[:Category:25th Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|25th Regiment]] - 15th Volunteers * [[:Category:26th Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|26th Regiment]] * [[:Category:27th Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|27th Regiment]] * [[:Category:28th Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|28th Regiment]] * [[:Category:29th Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|29th Regiment]] * [[:Category:30th Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|30th Regiment]] * [[:Category:31st Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|31st Regiment]] * [[:Category:32nd Regiment, North Carolina Infantry (Lenoir Braves), United States Civil War|32nd Regiment (Lenoir Braves)]] * [[:Category:33rd Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|33rd Regiment]] * [[:Category:34th Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|34th Regiment]] * [[:Category:35th Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|35th Regiment]] | * [[:Category:36th Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|36th Regiment]] - also known as [[:Category: 2nd Regiment, North Carolina Artillery, United States Civil War|2nd Artillery Regiment]], Cape Fear Regiment * [[:Category:37th Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|37th Regiment]] * [[:Category:38th Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|38th Regiment]] * [[:Category:39th Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|39th Regiment]] * [[:Category:42nd Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|42nd Regiment]] * [[:Category:43rd Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|43rd Regiment]] * [[:Category:44th Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|44th Regiment]] * [[:Category:45th Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|45th Regiment]] * [[:Category:46th Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|46th Regiment]] * [[:Category:47th Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|47th Regiment]] * [[:Category:48th Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|48th Regiment]] * [[:Category:49th Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|49th Regiment]] * [[:Category:50th Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|50th Regiment]] * [[:Category:51st Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|51st Regiment]] * [[:Category:52nd Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|52nd Regiment]] * [[:Category:53rd Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|53rd Regiment]] * [[:Category:54th Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|54th Regiment]] * [[:Category:55th Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|55th Regiment]] * [[:Category:56th Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|56th Regiment]] * [[:Category:57th Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|57th Regiment]] * [[:Category:58th Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|58th Regiment]] engaged in [[:Category:Campbell County, Tennessee|Campbell County, Tennessee]] with more than 100 burials in [[:Category:DeLap Cemetery, Jacksboro, Tennessee|DeLap Cemetery]] * [[:Category:60th Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|60th Regiment]] * [[:Category:61st Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|61st Regiment]] * [[:Category:62nd Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|62nd Regiment]] * [[:Category:64th Regiment, North Carolina Infantry (Allen's), United States Civil War|64th Regiment (Allen's)]] (11th Battalion) * [[:Category:66th Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|66th Regiment]] merged with 8th Battalion, Partisan Rangers; 13th Battalion Infantry * [[:Category:67th Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|67th Regiment]] * [[:Category:68th Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|68th Regiment]] * [[:Category:71st Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|71st Regiment]] |- !colspan=2|Unit, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War |- |colspan=2| * [[:Category:1st Battalion, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|1st Battalion]], merged into [[:Category: 32nd Regiment, North Carolina Infantry (Lenoir Braves), United States Civil War|32nd Regiment]] * [[:Category:2nd Battalion, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|2nd Battalion]] * [[:Category: 6th Battalion, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War| 6th Battalion]] (Cohoon's Battalion, Virginia Infantry) * [[:Category:13th Battalion, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War|13th Battalion]] |} ----- {| border="1" align="center" class="wikitable" style="font-style:; font-size:100%; border: 3px Solid Blue; text-align=center;" |- !Unit, North Carolina Junior Reserves, United States Civil War !Unit, North Carolina Senior Reserves, United States Civil War |- | * [[:Category:1st Regiment, North Carolina Junior Reserves, United States Civil War|1st Regiment]] (70th Infantry Regiment) * [[:Category:2nd Regiment, North Carolina Junior Reserves, United States Civil War|2nd Regimen]] (71st Infantry Regiment) * [[:Category:3rd Regiment, North Carolina Junior Reserves, United States Civil War|3rd Regiment]] (72nd Infantry Regiment) * [[:Category:1st Battalion, North Carolina Junior Reserves, United States Civil War|1st Battalion]] * [[:Category:2nd Battalion, North Carolina Junior Reserves, United States Civil War|2nd Battalion]] * [[:Category:4th Battalion, North Carolina Junior Reserves, United States Civil War|4th Battalion]] * [[:Category:5th Battalion, North Carolina Junior Reserves, United States Civil War|5th Battalion]] * [[:Category:6th Battalion, North Carolina Junior Reserves, United States Civil War|6th Battalion]] * [[:Category:7th Battalion, North Carolina Junior Reserves, United States Civil War|7th Battalion]] * [[:Category:8th Battalion, North Carolina Junior Reserves, United States Civil War|8th Battalion]] * 9th Battalion, Junior Reserves * Millard's Battalion, Junior Reserves (20th Battalion) | * [[:Category:2nd Regiment, North Carolina Senior Reserves, United States Civil War|2nd Regiment]] * [[:Category:4th Regiment, North Carolina Senior Reserves, United States Civil War|4th Regiment]] (73th Infantry Regiment) * [[:Category:5th Regiment, North Carolina Senior Reserves, United States Civil War|5th Regiment]] (74th Infantry Regiment) * [[:Category:6th Regiment, North Carolina Senior Reserves, United States Civil War|6th Regiment]] (76th Infantry Regiment) * [[:Category:7th Regiment, North Carolina Senior Reserves, United States Civil War|7th Regiment]] (77th Infantry Regiment) * [[:Category:8th Regiment, North Carolina Senior Reserves, United States Civil War|8th Regiment]] (78th Infantry Regiment) * [[:Category:3rd Battalion, North Carolina Senior Reserves, United States Civil War|3rd Battalion]] * [[:Category:McCorkle's Battalion, North Carolina Senior Reserves, United States Civil War|McCorkle's Battalion]] * Erwin's Battalion, Senior Reserves (21st Battalion) * Hill's Battalion, Senior Reserves (22nd Battalion) * Littlejohn's Battalion, Senior Reserves (23rd Battalion) |} ----- {| border="1" align="center" class="wikitable" style="font-style:; font-size:100%; border: 3px Solid Blue; text-align=center;" |- !Unit, North Carolina Cavalry, United States Civil War |- | * [[:Category: 1st Regiment, North Carolina Cavalry, United States Civil War|1st Regiment]] - (9th State troops) * [[:Category:2nd Regiment, North Carolina Cavalry, United States Civil War|2nd Regiment]] (19th State Troops) * [[:Category:3rd Regiment, North Carolina Cavalry, United States Civil War|3rd Regiment]] - 41st Volunteers * [[:Category:4th Regiment, North Carolina Cavalry, United States Civil War|4th Regiment]] - 59th Volunteers * [[:Category: 5th Regiment, North Carolina Cavalry, United States Civil War|5th Regiment]] - 63rd Volunteers * [[:Category: 6th Regiment, North Carolina Cavalry, United States Civil War|6th Regiment]] - 65th Volunteers * [[:Category: 7th Regiment, North Carolina Cavalry, United States Civil War|7th Regiment]] - 75th Volunteers * [[:Category: 8th Regiment, North Carolina Cavalry, United States Civil War|8th Regiment]] - 79th Volunteers * [[:Category: 10th Regiment, North Carolina Cavalry, United States Civil War|10th Regiment]] * [[:Category:5th Battalion, North Carolina Cavalry, United States Civil War|5th Battalion]] * [[:Category:7th Battalion, North Carolina Cavalry, United States Civil War|7th Battalion]] * [[:Category:12th Battalion, North Carolina Cavalry, United States Civil War|12th Battalion]] * [[:Category:14th Battalion, North Carolina Cavalry, United States Civil War|14th Battalion]] * [[:Category:15th Battalion, North Carolina Cavalry (State Service), United States Civil War|15th Battalion (State Service)]] * [[:Category:16th Battalion, North Carolina Cavalry, United States Civil War|16th Battalion]] |} ----- {| border="1" align="center" class="wikitable" style="font-style:; font-size:100%; border: 3px Solid Blue; text-align=center;" |- !Unit, North Carolina Artillery, United States Civil War |- | * [[:Category:1st Regiment, North Carolina Artillery, United States Civil War|1st Regiment, North Carolina Artillery]] - (10th State Troops) * [[:Category:2nd Regiment, North Carolina Artillery, United States Civil War|2nd Regiment, North Carolina Artillery]] - 36th Volunteers * [[:Category:3rd Regiment, North Carolina Artillery, United States Civil War|3rd Regiment, North Carolina Artillery]] - 40th Volunteers |- !Unit, North Carolina Light Artillery, United States Civil War |- | * [[:Category:3rd Battalion, North Carolina Light Artillery, United States Civil War|3rd Battalion, North Carolina Light Artillery]] (Company B, Edenton Bell Battery) * [[:Category:13th Battalion, North Carolina Light Artillery, United States Civil War|13th Battalion, North Carolina Light Artillery]] |- !Unit, Heavy Artillery, United States Civil War |- | * [[:Category:1st Battalion, North Carolina Heavy Artillery, United States Civil War|1st Battalion, North Carolina Heavy Artillery]] * [[:Category:10th Battalion, North Carolina Heavy Artillery, United States Civil War|10th Battalion, North Carolina Heavy Artillery]] |- !Legion, North Carolina, United States Civil War |- | * [[:Category:Thomas' Legion, North Carolina, United States Civil War | Thomas' Legion, North Carolina]] - Thomas' Legion of Cherokees and Highlanders; 69th Regiment |} ----- {| border="1" align="center" class="wikitable" style="font-style:; font-size:100%; border: 3px Solid Blue; text-align=center;" |- !Miscellaneous Units, United States Civil War |- | * [[:Category:1st Regiment, North Carolina Detailed Men, United States Civil War|1st Regiment, North Carolina Detailed Men]] * [[:Category:2nd Regiment, North Carolina Detailed Men, United States Civil War|2nd Regiment, North Carolina Detailed Men]] * [[:Category:9th Battalion, North Carolina Sharpshooters, United States Civil War|9th Battalion, North Carolina Sharpshooters]] - AKA 1st Battalion Sharp Shooters * [[:Category:Bank's Company, North Carolina (Curritick Guard), United States Civil War|Bank's Company, North Carolina (Curritick Guard)]] * [[:Category:Bass' Company, North Carolina, United States Civil War|Bass' Company, North Carolina]] * [[:Category:Brown's Company, North Carolina, United States Civil War|Brown's Company, North Carolina]] * [[:Category:Cumberland County Battalion, North Carolina Detailed Men, United States Civil War|Cumberland County Battalion, North Carolina Detailed Men]] * [[:Category:Doughton's Company, North Carolina (Alleghany Grays), United States Civil War|Doughton's Company, North Carolina (Alleghany Grays)]] * [[:Category:Galloway's Company, North Carolina Coast Guards, United States Civil War|Galloway's Company, North Carolina Coast Guards]] * [[:Category:Giddin's Company, North Carolina Detailed and Petitioned Men, United States Civil War|Giddin's Company, North Carolina Detailed and Petitioned Men]] * [[:Category:Hill's Battalion, North Carolina Reserves, United States Civil War|Hill's Battalion, North Carolina Reserves]] * [[:Category:Howard's Company, North Carolina Prison Guards, United States Civil War|Howard's Company, North Carolina Prison Guards]] * [[:Category:Jones' Company, North Carolina Supporting Force, United States Civil War|Jones' Company, North Carolina Supporting Force]] * [[:Category:Mallett's Company, North Carolina, United States Civil War|Mallett's Company, North Carolina]] * [[:Category:Mallett's Battalion, North Carolina Camp Guards (Camp Holmes), United States Civil War|Mallett's Battalion, North Carolina Camp Guards (Camp Holmes)]] * [[:Category:McDugald's Company, North Carolina, United States Civil War|McDugald's Company, North Carolina]] * [[:Category:McLean's Battalion, North Carolina Light Duty Men, United States Civil War|McLean's Battalion, North Carolina Light Duty Men]] * [[:Category:McMillan's Company, North Carolina, United States Civil War|McMillan's Company, North Carolina]] * [[:Category:McRae's Battalion, North Carolina Cavalry, United States Civil War|McRae's Battalion, North Carolina Cavalry]] * [[:Category:Moseley's Company, North Carolina Artillery (Sampson Artillery), United States Civil War|Moseley's Company, North Carolina Artillery (Sampson Artillery)]] * [[:Category:Townsend's Company, North Carolina State Troops, United States Civil War|Townsend's Company, North Carolina State Troops]] * [[:Category:Wallace's Company, Wilmington North Carolina Railroad Guards, United States Civil War|Wallace's Company, Wilmington North Carolina Railroad Guards]] |- !Unit, North Carolina Partisan Ranges, United States Civil War |- | * [[:Category: 8th Battalion, North Carolina Partisan Rangers, United States Civil War|8th North Carolina Battalion Partisan Rangers]] * [[:Category:Lawrence's Company, North Carolina Volunteers (Wilson Partison Rangers), United States Civil War|Lawrence's Company, North Carolina Volunteers (Wilson Partison Rangers)]] * [[:Category:Swindell's Company, North Carolina Partisan Rangers, United States Civil War|Swindell's Company, North Carolina Partisan Rangers]] |- !Unit, North Carolina Militia, United States Civil War |- | * [[:Category: 1st Regiment, North Carolina Militia, United States Civil War|1st North Carolina Regiment Militia]] * [[:Category: 33rd Regiment, North Carolina Militia, United States Civil War|33rd North Carolina Militia]] * [[:Category: 51st Regiment, North Carolina Militia, United States Civil War|51st North Carolina Militia]] * [[:Category: Clark's Special Battalion, North Carolina Militia, United States Civil War|Clark's Special Battalion Militia]] * [[:Category: 66th Battalion, North Carolina Militia, United States Civil War|Whitman's Company 66th Battalion Militia]] |- !Home Guard Unit, United States Civil War |- | * [[:Category:North Carolina Home Guards, United States Civil War|North Carolina Home Guards]] * [[:Category:3rd Regiment, North Carolina Home Guards, United States Civil War|3rd Regiment, North Carolina Home Guards]] * [[:Category:11th Battalion, North Carolina Home Guards, United States Civil War|11th Battalion, North Carolina Home Guards]] |- !Unit, North Carolina Local Defense Troops, United States Civil War |- | * [[:Category:2nd Battalion, North Carolina Local Defense Troops, United States Civil War|2nd Battalion, North Carolina Local Defense Troops]] * [[:Category:Allen's Company, North Carolina Local Defense, United States Civil War|Allen's Company, North Carolina Local Defense]] * [[:Category:Cox's Company, North Carolina Local Defense (Provost Guard Kingston), United States Civil War|Cox's Company, North Carolina Local Defense (Provost Guard Kingston)]] * Croom's Company, North Carolina Local Defense (Kingston Guards) (Kingston Provost Guard), United States Civil War * [[:Category:Gibbs' Company, North Carolina Local Defense, United States Civil War|Gibbs' Company, North Carolina Local Defense]] * [[:Category:Griswold's Company, North Carolina Local Defense, United States Civil War|Griswold's Company, North Carolina Local Defense]] (Provost Guard, Goldsboro) * [[:Category:Hoskins' Company, North Carolina Local Defense, United States Civil War|Hoskins' Company, North Carolina Local Defense]] * [[:Category:Howard's Cavalry Company, North Carolina Local Defense, United States Civil War|Howard's Cavalry Company, North Carolina Local Defense]] * [[:Category:Lee's Company, North Carolina Local Defense (Silver Greys), United States Civil War|Lee's Company, North Carolina Local Defense (Silver Greys)]] * [[:Category:Nelson's Company, North Carolina Local Defense, United States Civil War|Nelson's Company, North Carolina Local Defense]] * [[:Category:Snead's Company, North Carolina Local Defense, United States Civil War|Snead's Company, North Carolina Local Defense]] |} === Battle Flags === * [https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Civil_War_Flags-4 18th Regiment, North Carolina Infantry] == Footnotes and Sources ==
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[[Category:Appalachia_Project]][[Category:North_Central_Appalachia_Team]] [[Project:Appalachia |Appalachia Project]] | [[:Category:Appalachia Project|Appalachia Project Categories]] |'''North Central Appalachia Team''' | [[#teams|Regional Appalachia Teams (listed below)]] | [[Space:Counties of Appalachia|Counties of Appalachia]] [[Category: North Central Appalachia Team]] - you can also add [[Category: Appalachia Project]] #update your Member sticker (or add it): {{Member|Appalachia|team=[[Space: North Central Appalachia Team|North Central Appalachia Team]]}} {{Member|Appalachia|team=[[Space: North Central Appalachia Team|North Central Appalachia Team]]}} or {{Member|Appalachia}} {{Member|Appalachia}} # read through the [[Project:Appalachia|project page]], if you haven't already. # check out the [[#North Central Appalachia Team To-Dos|To-Dos (below)]] - you can add to the list or sign on for a task that interests you. Regional Team Leader: [[Stewart-763|Karen Stewart]]
See [[#Member Details|Members (below)]]. :{| border="1" ! style="background-color:#BEBADA; color:#000;"| States |- |[[:Category:Ohio_Appalachians|Ohio Appalachians]] |- |[[:Category:West_Virginia_Appalachians|West Virginia Appalachians]] |- |} {{Clear}} {{Clear}} {{Image|file=Appalachia_Project-1.png |align=l |size=m |caption=Five Regions of Appalachia }} {{Clear}} If you see things that need done, you can add them to the [[#Tasks|Task list, below]]. If you have ideas for things that the Team could be doing, let me know! ~ [[Craig-4574|Sandy]] The links in the table above are for the "landing level" categories (where people profiles should be categorized; project pages are categorized under [[:Category: Appalachia Project]]). Thirteen states have counties in Appalachia. The '''North Central Appalachia Team''' covers counties in two of them: Ohio and West Virginia (the purple area in the above map). :'''Ohio''': Ohio's 32 Appalachia counties are split between the [[Space:North_Central_Appalachia_Team|Northern]] and North Central Appalachia Regions. (See the [[Space: Counties of Appalachia#Ohio|Ohio table]] on the project's [[Space: Counties of Appalachia|Counties of Appalachia page]]). The North Central Appalachia counties are Adams, Athens, Brown, Clermont, Gallia, Highland, Hocking, Jackson, Lawrence, Meigs, Monroe, Morgan, Noble, Perry, Pike, Ross, Scioto, Vinton, and Washington. :'''West Virginia''': West Virginia's 55 Appalachia counties are split between the [[Space:Northern_Appalachia_Team|Northern]], [[Space:Central_Appalachia_Team|Central]] and North Central Appalachia Regions. (See the [[Space: Counties of Appalachia#West Virginia|West Virginia table]] on the project's [[Space: Counties of Appalachia|Counties of Appalachia page]]). The North Central Appalachia counties are Barbour, Berkeley, Braxton, Cabell, Calhoun, Clay, Doddridge, Fayette, Gilmer, Grant, Greenbrier, Hampshire, Hardy, Harrison, Jackson, Jefferson, Kanawha, Lewis, Marion, Mason, Mercer, Mineral, Monongalia, Monroe, Morgan, Nicholas, Pendleton, Pleasants, Pocahontas, Preston, Putnam, Raleigh, Randolph, Ritchie, Roane, Summers, Taylor, Tucker, Tyler, Upshur, Webster, Wetzel, Wirt, and Wood. :'''When adding the appropriate Appalachians category, add any appropriate county-level location categories too.''' The [[Project: Appalachia |Appalachia Project]]'s [[Space: Counties of Appalachia|Counties of Appalachia]] includes all 423 counties listed by the Appalachian Regional Commission, plus some, with links to the WikiTree category pages. {{Clear}} === Member Details === ''See [[Space: Appalachia Project|Appalachia Project Membership]] for the Project's membership.'' : Members can add details of their interest area(s) and what they're working on for the North Central Appalachia Team in this section. * '''Member''': ''Interest area(s)'' ** ''Working on/intend to do/have an idea to do...'' *'''[[Baker-59037|Brooke (Baker) Alley]]''': Brooke to Add ** (Brooke to Add) *'''[[Shook-1401|Betsy (Shook) Baker]]''': Ohio Ancestors ** (Betsy to add) *'''[[Ballengee-138|David Ballengee]]''': My father's ancestors were some of the founding settlers in Summers County, West Virginia. Col James Graham of Lowell, WV. Isaac Ballengee, whose sons sold land to John Hinton, who developed Hinton, WV, now County Seat of Summers County. ** (David to Add) I intend to add stories/anecdotes of my family. Add Cemeteries and add names to Summers and Greenbrier West Virginia Cemeteries. * '''[[Bruce-5943|Thomas Bruce IV]]''': Has North Central and Central ancestors. *'''[[Calvert-1593|Mary Calvert]]''': ** (Mary to enter) *'''[[Campbell-27020|Cheri Campbell]]''': Northern PA on NY border; also lived in southwestern NYS ** (Cheri to Add) *'''[[Carollo-47|John Carollo Jr.]]''': My mother's line is mostly clustered in the 18th century Quaker settlements of Berkeley & Frederick Co. Va. More ancestors were scattered in Brooke County, Va. and SE Ohio. From there they migrated along the National Road and by the Civil War all settled in Central Illinois. Some cousins stayed behind. One served in the 4th West Virginia Calvary (union) in the Civil War. **I still have some genealogical brick walls to get through, especially the Garrett family in Washington County, Pa. in the early 19th century. It's possible the name was Anglicized from a German name like Gerret **I have a lot of love for Appalachian culture. *'''[[McCown-637|DC McCown]]''': Ohio and West Virginia ** My OH Appalachian ancestors are from: Gallia, Guernsey, Lawrence, and Noble ** My WV Appalachian ancestors are from: Cabell, Fayette, Kanawha, and Putnum ** Many (but not all) of them were already in WikiTree when I arrived to it, so for those I have been uploading photos/images, improving biographies/profiles, adding resources, and discovering duplicate profiles to merge and/or unravel. *'''[[Crews-2118|Bill Crews]]''': ** (Bill to add) *''' [[Davis-22213|Teresa Davis]]''':Watauga, Ashe, and Avery counties. ** (Teresa to add) *'''[[DeFrieze-2|George DeFrieze]]''': Many eastern Ohio ancestors. ** (George to Add) *'''[[Dodds-1338|Pamela (Dodds) Denchfield]]''': West Virginia and Ohio ** (Pamela to add) *'''[[Doss-807|Amanda (Doss) Doss-Connolly]]''': ** (Amanda to add) *'''[[Edwards-41906|Abby Edwards]]''': ** (Abby to add) *'''[[Esper-69|S Esper]]''': I have an Abundant family from the Region who came from Pennsylvania and settled along the Ohio River from Pittsburg to the Virginia/West Virginia border. They came to the area in the early 1700's and settled in Ohio Territory. **(S to Add) *'''[[Estridge-89|Rachel Estridge]]''': ** (Rachel to add) * '''[[Dale-2823|Pam (Dale) Fraley]]''': Working on creating Free Space pages for the counties in my region. ** Adding ancestor from Cabell, and Putnam Counties in West Virginia. ** Cabell, and Putnam Counties in West Virginia. ** Look toward picking up an idle county page to adopt. *'''[[Fry-8548|Judith Fry]]''': West Virginia and Ohio * Adding ancestors from Wood, Wirt, Preston Counties in West Virginia **Guernsey, Noble, and Jefferson Counties in Ohio *'''[[Gemperline-2|Danielle Gemperline]]''': **Primary Interests Scioto County, OH; Pike County, OH; Adams County, OH *'''[[Gilbert-20491|Dan Gilbert]]''': I have ancestors in this area. ** (Dan to add) *'''[[Guglik-1|Anne Guglik]]''': My primary interests in this region are Clermont County, Ohio and Hinton, Upshur and Gilmer counties in West Virginia. Names include Kammerer, Dickson, Parker, Aylor and Black. * '''[[Gulish-1|Mary (Gulish) Gi]]''': Working the following family names: Arbogast, Bennett, Linger, Ware ** Adding Linger family to WikiTree ** Adding First Responders to WikiTree * '''[[Hatton-2359|Kim Hatton]]''': Greenbrier County, Pocahontas County, Monroe County (WV) ** Would like to add as much information about the eastern side of Greenbrier County WV as I can; there isn't much information on that area compared to the rest of the county. Family names I have focus on are Trainer, Jeffries, Gum/Gumm. *'''[[Gray-20306|Ida (Gray) Houston]]''': I am mostly interested in the North Central, Central and South Central. In the North Central area, I am interested in the following counties of Ohio: Jackson, Gallia, Scioto, Pike, Ross, Vinton, and Washington. I am also interested in the following counties of West Virginia: Gilmer, Harrison, Kanawha, Lewis, Monongalia, Monroe, and Ohio County, WV ** (Ida to Add) *'''[[Daellenbach-32|Tabitha (Daellenbach) Howell]]''': Many of my family lines run through Appalachia, especially western Pennsylvania. ** (Tabitha to add) *'''[[Coffman-1600|Marcia (Coffman) Hicks RN-Ret.]]''': My paternal ancestors settled Coshocton, Jefferson and Brown Counties of OH in the mid 1800's. I also have maternal ancestors who came from Maryland. ** Still exploring my Appalachian Roots * '''[[Isleman-1|Janine Isleman]]''': Ohio and West Virginia, wherever needed ** working on profiles in Ohio and West Virginia as needed *'''[[Brown-42238|Dusti (Brown) Ide]]''': ** (Dusti to Add) *'''[[Jeffries-2458|K. Jeffries]]''': WV counties of: Clay, Fayette, Greenbrier, Kanawha, Monroe, Nicholas, Roane, and Monroe. ** (Kelli to Add) * '''[[Boblett-43|Linda (Boblett) Johnson]]''': Adding Ancestors in the North Central Appalachia area **Adding WV, VA, OH Ancestor Profiles to WT *'''[[Johnson-10907|Amy Johnson]]''': ** (Amy to Add) *'''[[Kelly-16701|Nicole Kelly]]''': Kanawha County, West Virginia ** Adding Ohio and West Virginia profiles, bios, stickers, and categorization to WT *'''[[Kiskis-1|April Kiskis]]''': My Ancestors hail from Cabell, Mason and Kanawha Counties in WV. Gallia, Lawrence, Franklin, Scioto, Ross, Clark, Jackson and Pike Counties in Ohio. Chances are if your family is from Appalachia, Im probably related to you. ** Adding and improving [https://www.wikitree.com/treewidget/Kiskis-1/10 Ancestor profiles] on WikiTree. ** Adding categories and stickers to existing profiles. *'''[[Lemen-157|Mark Lemen]]''': West Virginia and Ohio ** Adding ancestors from Jefferson and Berkeley Counties in West Virginia ** Adding ancestors from Ross, Pike, and Highland Counties in Ohio *'''[[Williams-28514|Cindy (Williams) Lesure]]''': ** Cindy to Add *'''[[Little-3000|James Little]]''': James to Add ** (James to Add) *'''[[Luck-846|Anonymous Luck]]''': ** (Anon to add) *'''[[McCollum-1850|Reta McCollum]]''': Reta to Add ** I just keep finding more ancestors that were in West Virginia at one time or another. Surnames McCollum, Anglin, Baker, Lewis, Mihoan, Robinson. Mostly Jackson and Kanawa counties. *'''[[Mccoy-3884|Monte Mccoy]]''': ** (Monte to add) *'''[[McDaniel-8866|Russ McDaniel]]''': The family migration path was from at least Monroe (County), VA to Charleston, WV ** (Russ to Add) *'''[[Matz-479|Allison Matz]]''': ** My ancestors in Appalachian are mainly from Cabell and Wayne counties in West Virginia and Gallia and Adams counties in Ohio. I am currently researching surnames Woodrum, McCalla, Blume, and Shepherd. I am focusing on trying to bring older lines to present day by connecting spouses, children, and siblings of people I find. *'''[[Tucker-5631|Rebecca (Tucker) Morris]]''': WV Ancestors in Berkeley, Fayette, Greenbrier, Kanawha, Mercer, Raleigh, and Summers. * '''[[Patak-6|Mike Patak]]''': Adding spouse's ancestors from West Virginia **Adding spouse's ancestors (mostly during Thons) to Webster, Upshur and Randolph Counties, WV * '''[[Craig-4574|Sandy (Craig) Patak]]''' (Team Leader, Project Leader): My entire family comes from this region of West Virginia with a concentration on Gilmer, Harrison, Hardy, Lewis, Nicholas, Pendleton, Pocahontas, Randolph, Upshur, and Webster Counties. Some moved to the Trumball, Ohio area. Family Names: Bonner, Arbogast, Linger, Lance, King, Ware, Bennett, Teter ** Actively adding/reviewing/sourcing ancestors in West Virginia. 90% of my WikiTree work involves West Virginia. Mostly Lewis, Upshur, Randolph, Webster Counties to start * '''[[Powers-5789|John Powers]]''': Adding ancestors in North Central Appalachia **Adding WV and OH Ancestor Profiles to WT *'''[[Brewer-12716|Robyn (Brewer) Ritz]]''': Ancestors from Southern Ohio from Virginia, West Virginia and Kentucky. ** (Robin to add) * '''[[Soltysiak-9|Erin (Soltysiak) Robertson]]''' ** (Erin to enter) *'''[[Seay-647|Maggie (Seay) Church]]''': My interests are in Monongalia and Marion Counties in Virginia/West Virginia and across Penn. ** (Maggie to enter) * '''[[Noland-165|Liz (Noland) Shifflett]]''': Berkeley County, VA (ancestor Henry Van Meter lived there) and other pre-WV Virginia counties (I'll need to compare the North Central counties with the counties listed [[Space:Virginia_Counties_and_Parishes#WVa|in this table]] in order to list them here). I also have a keen interest in Kanawha County Salt Works (both VA & WV) and the Dickinson & Shrewsbury families (see [[Space:Salt_Makers|Salt Makers]] for more information). ** add stickers & categories as appropriate to profiles found under [[:Category: Berkeley County, Virginia]] & [[:Category: Berkeley County, Virginia Colony]] ** The Kanawha County, West Virginia space page already exists & several team members are interested in the county. I contacted Andrea (6 August) about adding me & other interested project members to the space page. * '''[[Slone-665|Katherine (Slone) Sims]]''': I was born and raised in Southwest Virginia, as were my parents. Through my own research into my family tree, I've discovered that a lot of the family that didn't stay in Virginia moved on to West Virginia and planted roots. I'm specifically looking at Kanawha County and focusing on the Wade and Hale families and anyone who intermingles with them. **Adding ancestors from West Virginia **Profile Improvements on West Virginia Profiles. * '''[[Stewart-763|Karen Stewart]]''': Both of my parents were born and raised in this part of West Virginia. I have ties to Ritchie (born there), Gilmer, Upshur, Randolph and Lewis counties. Some surnames are Martin, Stewart, Cutright, Rohrbough, Morgan, Beer, Goff, Riddle, Clevenger and many more. **Adding ancestors from West Virginia **Profile Improvements on West Virginia Profiles. *'''[[Robe-79|Margaret (Robe) Summitt]]''': I've entered many profiles in Monongalia and Marion Counties and Virginia/West Virginia and in Adams and Brown Counties, Ohio. This was mainly in my pursuit of all descendants of my 3ggf William Robe. It lately has been done to make interconnections between the families of these areas. Family names are: Robe, Stewart, Arnett, Cordray, Hall, Brand and many others in West Virginia, and, Howland (in southern Ohio), and others. *'''[[Thompson-62745|Karen Thompson]]''': My family has relatives from the West Virginia counties of Barbour, Cabell, Gilmer, Pendleton, Kanawha, Lincoln, Monroe, and Putnam counties. I have resided in Cabell County for over 65 years. ** (Karen to Add) * '''[[Weddington-53|Eric Weddington]]''': ** [[Space:Weddington_Name_Study|Weddington Name Study]] includes Weddington families in eastern Kentucky and surrounding areas (OH, WV). These Weddington families originated in south west Virginia. Knowledgeable of other associated family names in eastern Kentucky. The North Carolina Weddington families migrated to Tennessee, Georgia and Alabama. I have other family lines in Tennessee. Some knowledge of central Pennsylvania. [[Project: Cemeterist|Cemeterist]]. Multiple [[Project:One_Name_Studies|ONS]] coordinator. I work on the [[Project:Hatfield_and_McCoy|Hatfield & McCoy]] sub-project. Interest in the [[Space:Melungeon_Roots|Melungeon Roots]] sub-project. *'''[[Wilcox-6934|Mitchell Wilcox]]''': Tyler County, WV Ancestors ** My paternal family is from the Harrison, Marion & Tyler Counties; My maternal family is from Green County Pennsylvania, Tyler & Wetzel counties in WV. I enjoy finding new relatives & helping others to find their ancestors in this area. *'''[[Wine-527|Chris Wine]]''': Most of my family is from Virginia, West Virginia, and Pennsylvania ** Pennslyvania= (Cambria, Westmoreland) Kerestesy, Komisar, Polask, Vecsei **West Viginia,Virginia - (Braxton, Upshur, Lewis, Harrison, Barbour, Nicholas}Wine, Forinash, Fisher, Hartman, Bragg, Conrad, Moore, Yeager, Dick, Hurley, Riffle, Carter, Sharp, Miller, Williams, Adkins, Bonds, Shields, Mace, Scheider, Blaine, and Hull. *'''[[Wise-2522|Roger Wise]]''': Kanawha and Greenbrier river valleys ** (Roger to add) == North Central Appalachia Team To-Dos == '''Profile Maintenance''': Project members are asked to help work on profiles in the project's [[:Category:Appalachia Project Maintenance Categories|Maintenance Categories]]. Note that if you add a maintenance category, you should generally also add details of why you added it to the profile's Research Notes. : ''Needs categories'' *[[:Category:Appalachia Project Needs Biography |Appalachia Project Needs Biography]] *[[:Category:Appalachia Project Needs Biography |Appalachia Project Needs GEDCOM Cleanup]] *[[:Category:Appalachia Project Needs Research |Appalachia Project Needs Research]] *[[:Category:Appalachia Project Needs Sources |Appalachia Project Needs Sources]] (profile has at least one source but needs additional sources) : Profiles for Appalachians with no sources should have{{Unsourced|Appalachia}} added to the profile, which will put the profile in the project's Unsourced Profiles category: * [[:Category:Appalachia, Unsourced Profiles|Appalachia, Unsourced Profiles]] === Tasks === : Team members - if you're working on a listed task, please "sign" it by adding ~~~~ * Research county formation history to establish a timeline people can use to properly categorize profiles. * Check location categories for profiles of people who were born in, who lived in or who were associated with this region. ** Add the appropriate Appalachians category + [[Template:Appalachia Sticker|Sticker]]. ** If the person is associated with Appalachia, check the [[Project:Notables#Qualifications_for_Profiles|qualifications]] posted by the [[Project:Notables|Notables Project]] to see if [[:Category: Appalachia, Notables|[[Category: Appalachia, Notables]] ]] should be added to the person's profile (whether or not they're associated with the North Central region of Appalachia). ====Note About VA & WV Stickers==== :When using the Appalachia Project's '''[[Template:Appalachia Sticker|Appalachia Sticker]]''', please keep in mind that West Virginia was NOT a State until June 20, 1863. Please use the appropriate stickers for those that were born in Virginia, now West Virginia: {| border="1" cellpadding="8" ! align="center" style="background:#B5B5B5;"|'''Virginia and West Virginia Specific Stickers''' {| border="1" cellpadding="8" |- style="background-color: #B5B5B5; ! align="left" style="background:#B6D3C2;"|'''Sticker''' ! align="left" style="background:#B6D3C2;"|'''Sticker Code''' |- ! align="left" style="background:#E6EEE9;"|{{Nonmigrating Ancestor |addinfo=Native Virginian (Born in Virginia, Now West Virginia as of June 20, 1863) |flag=US_State_Flag_Images-49.png |tooltip=Flag of Virginia }} ! align="left" style="background:#E6EEE9;"|{{Nonmigrating Ancestor |addinfo=Native Virginian (Born in Virginia, Now West Virginia as of June 20, 1863) |flag=US_State_Flag_Images-49.png |tooltip=Flag of Virginia }} |- ! align="left" style="background:#E6EEE9;"|{{West Virginia Sticker|a settler in West Virginia before it split off from Virginia}} ! align="left" style="background:#E6EEE9;"|{{West Virginia Sticker|a settler in West Virginia before it split off from Virginia}} |- ! align="left" style="background:#D4EADD;"|{{Appalachia Sticker |born |state= Virginia }} ! align="left" style="background:#D4EADD;"|{{Appalachia Sticker |born |state=Virginia }} - IF the person stayed in what is now Virginia |- ! align="left" style="background:#D4EADD;"|{{Appalachia Sticker |born |state= VA-WV }} ! align="left" style="background:#D4EADD;"|{{Appalachia Sticker |born |state= VA-WV }} - IF the person stayed in what is now Virginia (This only adds the Virginia Appalachian category, you will have to manually add the West Virginia Appalachians category. |- {| border="1" cellpadding="8" |- style="background-color: #B5B5B5; ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|NOTE: Also check the Profile's Location of Birth. If it states West Virginia and it is before June 20, 1863, please correct it to Virginia. |- |} |} |} ---- '''Regional Team Space Pages:''' [[Space:Northern_Appalachia_Team|Northern Appalachia Team]] | [[Space:North_Central_Appalachia_Team|North Central Appalachia Team]] | [[Space:Central_Appalachia_Team|Central Appalachia Team]] | [[Space:South_Central_Appalachia_Team|South Central Appalachia Team]] | [[Space:Southern_Appalachia_Team|Southern Appalachia Team]] '''Regional Team Categories ''' : [[:Category:Northern_Appalachia_Team|Northern Appalachia Team]] | [[:Category:North_Central_Appalachia_Team|North Central Appalachia Team]] | [[:Category:Central_Appalachia_Team|Central Appalachia Team]] | [[:Category:South_Central_Appalachia_Team|South Central Appalachia Team]] | [[:Category:Southern_Appalachia_Team|Southern Appalachia Team]] ----
See [[#Member Details|Members (below)]]. :{| border="1" ! style="background-color:#BEBADA; color:#000;"| States |- |[[:Category:Ohio_Appalachians|Ohio Appalachians]] |- |[[:Category:West_Virginia_Appalachians|West Virginia Appalachians]] |- |} {{Clear}} {{Clear}} {{Image|file=Appalachia_Project-1.png |align=l |size=m |caption=Five Regions of Appalachia }} {{Clear}} If you see things that need done, you can add them to the [[#Tasks|Task list, below]]. If you have ideas for things that the Team could be doing, let me know! ~ [[Craig-4574|Sandy]] The links in the table above are for the "landing level" categories (where people profiles should be categorized; project pages are categorized under [[:Category: Appalachia Project]]). Thirteen states have counties in Appalachia. The '''North Central Appalachia Team''' covers counties in two of them: Ohio and West Virginia (the purple area in the above map). :'''Ohio''': Ohio's 32 Appalachia counties are split between the [[Space:North_Central_Appalachia_Team|Northern]] and North Central Appalachia Regions. (See the [[Space: Counties of Appalachia#Ohio|Ohio table]] on the project's [[Space: Counties of Appalachia|Counties of Appalachia page]]). The North Central Appalachia counties are Adams, Athens, Brown, Clermont, Gallia, Highland, Hocking, Jackson, Lawrence, Meigs, Monroe, Morgan, Noble, Perry, Pike, Ross, Scioto, Vinton, and Washington. :'''West Virginia''': West Virginia's 55 Appalachia counties are split between the [[Space:Northern_Appalachia_Team|Northern]], [[Space:Central_Appalachia_Team|Central]] and North Central Appalachia Regions. (See the [[Space: Counties of Appalachia#West Virginia|West Virginia table]] on the project's [[Space: Counties of Appalachia|Counties of Appalachia page]]). The North Central Appalachia counties are Barbour, Berkeley, Braxton, Cabell, Calhoun, Clay, Doddridge, Fayette, Gilmer, Grant, Greenbrier, Hampshire, Hardy, Harrison, Jackson, Jefferson, Kanawha, Lewis, Marion, Mason, Mercer, Mineral, Monongalia, Monroe, Morgan, Nicholas, Pendleton, Pleasants, Pocahontas, Preston, Putnam, Raleigh, Randolph, Ritchie, Roane, Summers, Taylor, Tucker, Tyler, Upshur, Webster, Wetzel, Wirt, and Wood. :'''When adding the appropriate Appalachians category, add any appropriate county-level location categories too.''' The [[Project: Appalachia |Appalachia Project]]'s [[Space: Counties of Appalachia|Counties of Appalachia]] includes all 423 counties listed by the Appalachian Regional Commission, plus some, with links to the WikiTree category pages. {{Clear}} === Member Details === ''See [[Space: Appalachia Project|Appalachia Project Membership]] for the Project's membership.'' : Members can add details of their interest area(s) and what they're working on for the North Central Appalachia Team in this section. * '''Member''': ''Interest area(s)'' ** ''Working on/intend to do/have an idea to do...'' *'''[[Baker-59037|Brooke (Baker) Alley]]''': Brooke to Add ** (Brooke to Add) *'''[[Shook-1401|Betsy (Shook) Baker]]''': Ohio Ancestors ** (Betsy to add) *'''[[Ballengee-138|David Ballengee]]''': My father's ancestors were some of the founding settlers in Summers County, West Virginia. Col James Graham of Lowell, WV. Isaac Ballengee, whose sons sold land to John Hinton, who developed Hinton, WV, now County Seat of Summers County. ** (David to Add) I intend to add stories/anecdotes of my family. Add Cemeteries and add names to Summers and Greenbrier West Virginia Cemeteries. * '''[[Bruce-5943|Thomas Bruce IV]]''': Has North Central and Central ancestors. *'''[[Calvert-1593|Mary Calvert]]''': ** (Mary to enter) *'''[[Campbell-27020|Cheri Campbell]]''': Northern PA on NY border; also lived in southwestern NYS ** (Cheri to Add) *'''[[Carollo-47|John Carollo Jr.]]''': My mother's line is mostly clustered in the 18th century Quaker settlements of Berkeley & Frederick Co. Va. More ancestors were scattered in Brooke County, Va. and SE Ohio. From there they migrated along the National Road and by the Civil War all settled in Central Illinois. Some cousins stayed behind. One served in the 4th West Virginia Calvary (union) in the Civil War. **I still have some genealogical brick walls to get through, especially the Garrett family in Washington County, Pa. in the early 19th century. It's possible the name was Anglicized from a German name like Gerret **I have a lot of love for Appalachian culture. *'''[[McCown-637|DC McCown]]''': Ohio and West Virginia ** My OH Appalachian ancestors are from: Gallia, Guernsey, Lawrence, and Noble ** My WV Appalachian ancestors are from: Cabell, Fayette, Kanawha, and Putnum ** Many (but not all) of them were already in WikiTree when I arrived to it, so for those I have been uploading photos/images, improving biographies/profiles, adding resources, and discovering duplicate profiles to merge and/or unravel. *'''[[Crews-2118|Bill Crews]]''': ** (Bill to add) *''' [[Davis-22213|Teresa Davis]]''':Watauga, Ashe, and Avery counties. ** (Teresa to add) *'''[[DeFrieze-2|George DeFrieze]]''': Many eastern Ohio ancestors. ** (George to Add) *'''[[Dodds-1338|Pamela (Dodds) Denchfield]]''': West Virginia and Ohio ** (Pamela to add) *'''[[Doss-807|Amanda (Doss) Doss-Connolly]]''': ** (Amanda to add) *'''[[Edwards-41906|Abby Edwards]]''': ** (Abby to add) *'''[[Esper-69|S Esper]]''': I have an Abundant family from the Region who came from Pennsylvania and settled along the Ohio River from Pittsburg to the Virginia/West Virginia border. They came to the area in the early 1700's and settled in Ohio Territory. **(S to Add) *'''[[Estridge-89|Rachel Estridge]]''': ** (Rachel to add) * '''[[Dale-2823|Pam (Dale) Fraley]]''': Working on creating Free Space pages for the counties in my region. ** Adding ancestor from Cabell, and Putnam Counties in West Virginia. ** Cabell, and Putnam Counties in West Virginia. ** Look toward picking up an idle county page to adopt. *'''[[Fry-8548|Judith Fry]]''': West Virginia and Ohio * Adding ancestors from Wood, Wirt, Preston Counties in West Virginia **Guernsey, Noble, and Jefferson Counties in Ohio *'''[[Gemperline-2|Danielle Gemperline]]''': **Primary Interests Scioto County, OH; Pike County, OH; Adams County, OH *'''[[Gilbert-20491|Dan Gilbert]]''': I have ancestors in this area. ** (Dan to add) *'''[[Guglik-1|Anne Guglik]]''': My primary interests in this region are Clermont County, Ohio and Hinton, Upshur and Gilmer counties in West Virginia. Names include Kammerer, Dickson, Parker, Aylor and Black. * '''[[Gulish-1|Mary (Gulish) Gi]]''': Working the following family names: Arbogast, Bennett, Linger, Ware ** Adding Linger family to WikiTree ** Adding First Responders to WikiTree * '''[[Hatton-2359|Kim Hatton]]''': Greenbrier County, Pocahontas County, Monroe County (WV) ** Would like to add as much information about the eastern side of Greenbrier County WV as I can; there isn't much information on that area compared to the rest of the county. Family names I have focus on are Trainer, Jeffries, Gum/Gumm. *'''[[Gray-20306|Ida (Gray) Houston]]''': I am mostly interested in the North Central, Central and South Central. In the North Central area, I am interested in the following counties of Ohio: Jackson, Gallia, Scioto, Pike, Ross, Vinton, and Washington. I am also interested in the following counties of West Virginia: Gilmer, Harrison, Kanawha, Lewis, Monongalia, Monroe, and Ohio County, WV ** (Ida to Add) *'''[[Daellenbach-32|Tabitha (Daellenbach) Howell]]''': Many of my family lines run through Appalachia, especially western Pennsylvania. ** (Tabitha to add) *'''[[Coffman-1600|Marcia (Coffman) Hicks RN-Ret.]]''': My paternal ancestors settled Coshocton, Jefferson and Brown Counties of OH in the mid 1800's. I also have maternal ancestors who came from Maryland. ** Still exploring my Appalachian Roots * '''[[Isleman-1|Janine Isleman]]''': Ohio and West Virginia, wherever needed ** working on profiles in Ohio and West Virginia as needed *'''[[Brown-42238|Dusti (Brown) Ide]]''': ** (Dusti to Add) *'''[[Jeffries-2458|K. Jeffries]]''': WV counties of: Clay, Fayette, Greenbrier, Kanawha, Monroe, Nicholas, Roane, and Monroe. ** (Kelli to Add) * '''[[Boblett-43|Linda (Boblett) Johnson]]''': Adding Ancestors in the North Central Appalachia area **Adding WV, VA, OH Ancestor Profiles to WT *'''[[Johnson-10907|Amy Johnson]]''': ** (Amy to Add) *'''[[Kelly-16701|Nicole Kelly]]''': Kanawha County, West Virginia ** Adding Ohio and West Virginia profiles, bios, stickers, and categorization to WT *'''[[Kiskis-1|April Kiskis]]''': My Ancestors hail from Cabell, Mason and Kanawha Counties in WV. Gallia, Lawrence, Franklin, Scioto, Ross, Clark, Jackson and Pike Counties in Ohio. Chances are if your family is from Appalachia, Im probably related to you. ** Adding and improving [https://www.wikitree.com/treewidget/Kiskis-1/10 Ancestor profiles] on WikiTree. ** Adding categories and stickers to existing profiles. *'''[[Lemen-157|Mark Lemen]]''': West Virginia and Ohio ** Adding ancestors from Jefferson and Berkeley Counties in West Virginia ** Adding ancestors from Ross, Pike, and Highland Counties in Ohio *'''[[Williams-28514|Cindy (Williams) Lesure]]''': ** Cindy to Add *'''[[Little-3000|James Little]]''': James to Add ** (James to Add) *'''[[Luck-846|Anonymous Luck]]''': ** (Anon to add) *'''[[McCollum-1850|Reta McCollum]]''': Reta to Add ** I just keep finding more ancestors that were in West Virginia at one time or another. Surnames McCollum, Anglin, Baker, Lewis, Mihoan, Robinson. Mostly Jackson and Kanawa counties. *'''[[Mccoy-3884|Monte Mccoy]]''': ** (Monte to add) *'''[[McDaniel-8866|Russ McDaniel]]''': The family migration path was from at least Monroe (County), VA to Charleston, WV ** (Russ to Add) *'''[[Matz-479|Allison Matz]]''': ** My ancestors in Appalachian are mainly from Cabell and Wayne counties in West Virginia and Gallia and Adams counties in Ohio. I am currently researching surnames Woodrum, McCalla, Blume, and Shepherd. I am focusing on trying to bring older lines to present day by connecting spouses, children, and siblings of people I find. *'''[[Tucker-5631|Rebecca (Tucker) Morris]]''': WV Ancestors in Berkeley, Fayette, Greenbrier, Kanawha, Mercer, Raleigh, and Summers. * '''[[Patak-6|Mike Patak]]''': Adding spouse's ancestors from West Virginia **Adding spouse's ancestors (mostly during Thons) to Webster, Upshur and Randolph Counties, WV * '''[[Craig-4574|Sandy (Craig) Patak]]''' (Team Leader, Project Leader): My entire family comes from this region of West Virginia with a concentration on Gilmer, Harrison, Hardy, Lewis, Nicholas, Pendleton, Pocahontas, Randolph, Upshur, and Webster Counties. Some moved to the Trumball, Ohio area. Family Names: Bonner, Arbogast, Linger, Lance, King, Ware, Bennett, Teter ** Actively adding/reviewing/sourcing ancestors in West Virginia. 90% of my WikiTree work involves West Virginia. Mostly Lewis, Upshur, Randolph, Webster Counties to start * '''[[Powers-5789|John Powers]]''': Adding ancestors in North Central Appalachia **Adding WV and OH Ancestor Profiles to WT *'''[[Brewer-12716|Robyn (Brewer) Ritz]]''': Ancestors from Southern Ohio from Virginia, West Virginia and Kentucky. ** (Robin to add) * '''[[Soltysiak-9|Erin (Soltysiak) Robertson]]''' ** (Erin to enter) *'''[[Seay-647|Maggie (Seay) Church]]''': My interests are in Monongalia and Marion Counties in Virginia/West Virginia and across Penn. ** (Maggie to enter) * '''[[Noland-165|Liz (Noland) Shifflett]]''': Berkeley County, VA (ancestor Henry Van Meter lived there) and other pre-WV Virginia counties (I'll need to compare the North Central counties with the counties listed [[Space:Virginia_Counties_and_Parishes#WVa|in this table]] in order to list them here). I also have a keen interest in Kanawha County Salt Works (both VA & WV) and the Dickinson & Shrewsbury families (see [[Space:Salt_Makers|Salt Makers]] for more information). ** add stickers & categories as appropriate to profiles found under [[:Category: Berkeley County, Virginia]] & [[:Category: Berkeley County, Virginia Colony]] ** The Kanawha County, West Virginia space page already exists & several team members are interested in the county. I contacted Andrea (6 August) about adding me & other interested project members to the space page. * '''[[Slone-665|Katherine (Slone) Sims]]''': I was born and raised in Southwest Virginia, as were my parents. Through my own research into my family tree, I've discovered that a lot of the family that didn't stay in Virginia moved on to West Virginia and planted roots. I'm specifically looking at Kanawha County and focusing on the Wade and Hale families and anyone who intermingles with them. **Adding ancestors from West Virginia **Profile Improvements on West Virginia Profiles. * '''[[Stewart-763|Karen Stewart]]''': Both of my parents were born and raised in this part of West Virginia. I have ties to Ritchie (born there), Gilmer, Upshur, Randolph and Lewis counties. Some surnames are Martin, Stewart, Cutright, Rohrbough, Morgan, Beer, Goff, Riddle, Clevenger and many more. **Adding ancestors from West Virginia **Profile Improvements on West Virginia Profiles. *'''[[Robe-79|Margaret (Robe) Summitt]]''': I've entered many profiles in Monongalia and Marion Counties and Virginia/West Virginia and in Adams and Brown Counties, Ohio. This was mainly in my pursuit of all descendants of my 3ggf William Robe. It lately has been done to make interconnections between the families of these areas. Family names are: Robe, Stewart, Arnett, Cordray, Hall, Brand and many others in West Virginia, and, Howland (in southern Ohio), and others. *'''[[Thompson-62745|Karen Thompson]]''': My family has relatives from the West Virginia counties of Barbour, Cabell, Gilmer, Pendleton, Kanawha, Lincoln, Monroe, and Putnam counties. I have resided in Cabell County for over 65 years. ** (Karen to Add) * '''[[Weddington-53|Eric Weddington]]''': ** [[Space:Weddington_Name_Study|Weddington Name Study]] includes Weddington families in eastern Kentucky and surrounding areas (OH, WV). These Weddington families originated in south west Virginia. Knowledgeable of other associated family names in eastern Kentucky. The North Carolina Weddington families migrated to Tennessee, Georgia and Alabama. I have other family lines in Tennessee. Some knowledge of central Pennsylvania. [[Project: Cemeterist|Cemeterist]]. Multiple [[Project:One_Name_Studies|ONS]] coordinator. I work on the [[Project:Hatfield_and_McCoy|Hatfield & McCoy]] sub-project. Interest in the [[Space:Melungeon_Roots|Melungeon Roots]] sub-project. *'''[[Wilcox-6934|Mitchell Wilcox]]''': Tyler County, WV Ancestors ** My paternal family is from the Harrison, Marion & Tyler Counties; My maternal family is from Green County Pennsylvania, Tyler & Wetzel counties in WV. I enjoy finding new relatives & helping others to find their ancestors in this area. *'''[[Wine-527|Chris Wine]]''': Most of my family is from Virginia, West Virginia, and Pennsylvania ** Pennslyvania= (Cambria, Westmoreland) Kerestesy, Komisar, Polask, Vecsei **West Viginia,Virginia - (Braxton, Upshur, Lewis, Harrison, Barbour, Nicholas}Wine, Forinash, Fisher, Hartman, Bragg, Conrad, Moore, Yeager, Dick, Hurley, Riffle, Carter, Sharp, Miller, Williams, Adkins, Bonds, Shields, Mace, Scheider, Blaine, and Hull. *'''[[Wise-2522|Roger Wise]]''': Kanawha and Greenbrier river valleys ** (Roger to add) == North Central Appalachia Team To-Dos == '''Profile Maintenance''': Project members are asked to help work on profiles in the project's [[:Category:Appalachia Project Maintenance Categories|Maintenance Categories]]. Note that if you add a maintenance category, you should generally also add details of why you added it to the profile's Research Notes. : ''Needs categories'' *[[:Category:Appalachia Project Needs Biography |Appalachia Project Needs Biography]] *[[:Category:Appalachia Project Needs Biography |Appalachia Project Needs GEDCOM Cleanup]] *[[:Category:Appalachia Project Needs Research |Appalachia Project Needs Research]] *[[:Category:Appalachia Project Needs Sources |Appalachia Project Needs Sources]] (profile has at least one source but needs additional sources) : Profiles for Appalachians with no sources should have
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[[Category:North Dakota]] [[Category:North Dakota Projects]] ---- ---- The North Dakota Project is also part of the [[Project:United_States_History|United States History Project]]. :See the [[Project:North_Dakota| '''North Dakota Project''']] page. *[[:Category:North_Dakota|North Dakota Category page]] *[[:Category:North_Dakota_Projects|North Dakota Projects page]] The leader of this project is [[Andrus-373|Alison Andrus]]. Please contact her if you would like to join. The state of North Dakota became a United States territory as part of the Louisiana Purchase of 1803. It was originally part of the Minnesota and Nebraska territories until it was organized into the Dakota Territory in 1861 along with South Dakota. It became a state on Nov. 2, 1889. {{Image|file=North_Dakota-3.jpg |caption='''1910 North Dakota Map''' }}
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{| border="1" align="center" class="wikitable " style="font-style:; font-size:100%; border: 3px Solid Blue;" |- |Adams |Barnes |Benson |Billings |Bottineau |Bowman |- |Burke |Burleigh |Cass |Cavalier |[[Space:Dickey_County,_North_Dakota|Dickey]] |Divide |- |Dunn |Eddy |Emmons |Foster |Golden Valley |Grand Forks |- |Grant |Griggs |Hettinger |Kidder |LaMoure |Logan |- |McHenry |McIntosh |McKenzie |McLean |Mercer |Morton |- |Mountrail |Nelson |Oliver |Pembina |Pierce |Ramsey |- |Ransom |Renville |Richland |Rolette |Sargent |Sheridan |- |Sioux |Slope |Stark |Steele |Stutsman |Towner |- |Traill |Walsh |Ward |Wells |Williams | |- |} === North Dakota Timeline === *Information gathered from the e-reference desk resources :1610 - [[Hudson-775|'''Henry Hudson''']] claimed the Hudson Bay watershed, which included much of eastern North Dakota for England. :1682 - LaSalle claimed the entire Mississippi River drainage which included the Missouri River drainage in North Dakota, for France. :1713 - England receives the northern part of North Dakota from France :1738 - Pierre Gaultier de la Verendrye, a French explorer, visited Mandan villages near the Missouri River. This is the first known Euro-American expedition into what is now North Dakota. :1742 - The sons of La Verendrye returned to the Missouri River as part of an expedition in search of a western sea. Subsequent explorers to visit this region included [[Carver-613|'''Jonathan Carver''']] (1768) and David Thompson (1797), among others. :1762 - Spain received from France land claimed by LaSalle. :1763 - Treaty of Paris granted to England part of the state drained by the Mouse and the Red Rivers. :1781 - The first known business enterprise, a fur trading post, was briefly established near the Souris River, but was soon abandoned as a result of pressure from unfriendly Indians. :1792 - Jacques D'Englise (Santiago Leglise) opened trade between Mandan villages and Spanish interests from St. Louis. :1794 - Rene Jusseaume built a Fur Post near the Knife River. :1796 - John Evans from St. Louis ascended the Missouri River to the Mandan villages near the Knife River. :1797 - Charles Baptiste Chaboillez, a French trader, opened a post at Pembina. David Thompson, an English explorer, mapped the northern part of the state. :1800 -Alexander Henry Jr. established a fur post at Park River. Henry moved his establishment to Pembina in 1801, and it became the nucleus for the first white settlement in what is now North Dakota. By this date, fur traders from Canada were frequent visitors to this region and a trade route had been established between posts near Lake Winnipeg and the Missouri River Indian villages. See the [[Project:Native_Americans|'''Native Americans Project''']] :1801 - John Cameron built a trading post at the current site of Grand Forks. :1802 - On March 12, the first non-Indian child was born in what is now North Dakota to Pierre Bonza and his wife, Black slaves of Alexander Henry, Jr. :1803 - On November 20, Spain returned the Missouri River watershed to France. The Louisiana Purchase transferred the area of North Dakota drained by the Missouri River from France to the United States on December 30. :1804 & 1806 - An expedition led by [[Lewis-5102|'''Meriwether Lewis''']] and [[Clark-5025|'''William Clark''']] entered North Dakota and wintered near the present town of Washburn on its way to the Pacific Coast. This temporary post, Fort Mandan, was frequently visited by nearby Indians. See the [[Project:Lewis_and_Clark_Expedition|'''Lewis and Clark Expedition Project''']]. :1806 - The Lewis and Clark Expedition returned down the river on its way back to St. Louis. Their journey marked the first major American penetration of the area and was characterized by amicable relationships with native inhabitants. See the [[Space:Lewis_and_Clark|'''Lewis and Clark Expedition''']]. :1809 - Fur Company entrepreneur Manuel Lisa of St. Louis led the first formal American business reconnaissance along the Missouri River in search of sites for trading posts. On December 29, the first white child was born in present-day North Dakota to fur post employees at Pembina. :1811 - Botanists John Bradbury and Thomas Nuttall surveyed the region during their journey to Oregon. Later expeditions included Prince Maximillian of Wied and artist George Catlin (1832-34) and naturalist [[Audubon-1|'''John J. Audubon''']] (1843) among many others. :1812 - An agricultural colony was established near Pembina by settlers from Canada under the authority of a royal grant to [[Douglas-3512|'''Lord Selkirk''']]. The ill-fated attempt failed after internal feuding, boundary changes, and grasshoppers destroyed the crops in 1820. Part of what is now North Dakota became part of the Missouri Territory. :1818 - All of North Dakota became part of the Missouri Territory. Fathers Dumoulin and Provencher established a Roman Catholic mission at Pembina; the first school, taught by William Edge, operated in connection with this mission. The 49th parallel was agreed to as the boundary between the US and Great Britain in a treaty whereby the United States acquired possession of the upper Red River drainage. :1822 - Fur Trading posts were established in the Missouri Valley. :1823 - An expedition led by [[Long-7560|'''Stephen H. Long''']] fixed the boundary between the United States and Canada at a point north of Pembina. A second military expedition, led by Henry Leavenworth, attempted to make treaties with the Arikara and other tribes. Later expeditions included Atkinson-O'Fallon (1825), Fremont-Nicollet (1839), and the Stevens Survey (1853). :1829 - Fort Union fur trading post was established. :1831 - Fort Clark fur trading post was established. :1832 - The Yellowstone, the first steamboat on the upper Missouri, reached Fort Union. :1834 - Land east of the Missouri River became part of the Territory of Michigan. :1836 - Land east of the Missouri River became part of the Territory of Wisconsin. :1837 - A smallpox epidemic virtually annihilated the Mandan Indians near Fort Clark. :1838 - Land east of the Missouri River became part of the Territory of Iowa. :1839 - [[Fremont-14|'''John C. Fremont''']] and Jean Nicollet explored the east-central part of the state. :1842 - The first Red River ox-cart caravan traversed trails between St. Joseph (Walhalla) and St. Paul, inaugurating a major commerce that continued for over 25 years. Major fur posts in this area were operated by Joseph Rolette (1842), [[Kittson-4|'''Norman Kittson''']] (1843), and Antoine Gingras (1843). :1845 - Fort Berthold fur trading post was established. :1848 - Father George Anthony Belcourt opened mission fields at Pembina, St. Joseph, and in the Turtle Mountains. Reverend Alonzo Barnard and James Tanner conducted the first Protestant services in the area at Pembina. :1849 - Land east of the Missouri River became part of the Minnesota Territory. :1851 - The first post office was established in what is now North Dakota at Pembina with [[Kittson-4|'''Norman Kittson''']] as Postmaster. A permanent agricultural settlement was established at Pembina under the leadership of Charles Cavileer. First flour mill was established at St. Joseph by Father Belcourt. :1853 - [[Stevens-8190|'''Issac I. Stevens''']] crossed the state surveying the "Northern Route" for the proposed transcontinental railroad. See [[Project:The_Way_West|'''The Way West Project''']] :1854 - Land east of the Missouri River became part of the Nebraska Territory. :1858 - Land east of the Missouri River was left without territorial government when Minnesota became a state. Military occupation of North Dakota began with the establishment of Fort Abercrombie on the Red River and the present-day town of Abercrombie; the fort was abandoned in 1877. :1859 - The Anson Northrup, first steamboat on the Red River, traveled from Fort Abercrombie to Winnipeg. :1860 - Regular steamboat service on the Missouri River began. :1861 - Dakota Territory was officially organized by the Federal government and [[Jayne-200|'''William Jayne''']] was appointed the first governor by [[Lincoln-103|'''President Abraham Lincoln''']]. See the [[Space:US_Governors|'''US Governors Project''']] :1862 - The First Territorial Legislature for Dakota Territory met at Yankton. Fort Abercrombie was besieged by Sioux during the Minnesota Uprising. See the [[Project:Native_Americans|'''Native Americans Project''']] :1863 - Dakota Territory was opened for homesteading. See the [[Project:Homesteaders|'''Homesteaders Project''']] Campaigns intended to punish Santee Sioux who participated in the Minnesota Uprising pushed through northern Dakota and were led by [[Sibley-972|'''General Henry H. Sibley''']] and [[Sully-60|'''General Alfred H. Sully''']]. On September 3, Sully's forces attacked a peaceful hunting camp of Yanktonai Sioux at Whitestone Hill; this was the last major battle of the Indian Wars period to be fought east of the Missouri. :1864 - The first newspaper to be published in northern Dakota, The Frontier Scout, was issued at Fort Union. An immigrant party led by James Fiske was besieged near present-day Marmarth for two weeks; members of the party constructed sod breastworks now known as Fort Dilts. A second military expedition led by Sully battled Sioux at Killdeer Mountain and in the Badlands. Military troops began temporary occupation of Fort Union (1864-65) and Fort Berthold (1864-67) pending establishment of new forts. The military post of Fort Rice (1864-78) was established. :1866 - The military post of Fort Buford (1866-95) was established. :1867 - The Fort Totten Indian Reservation was established and Sisseton and Wahpeton Sioux ceded lands to the US government by treaty. See the [[Project:Native_Americans|'''Native Americans Project''']] The military posts of Fort Ransom (1867-72), Fort Totten (1867-90), and Fort Stevenson (1867-83) were established. :1868 - A major peace council was held at Fort Rice; this led to the Laramie Treaty which defined Sioux lands as those west of the Missouri River in Dakota Territory. See the [[Project:Native_Americans|'''Native Americans Project''']] The first homestead entry in northern Dakota was made by Joseph Rolette in the northern Red River Valley. See the [[Project:Homesteaders|'''Homesteaders Project''']] :1870 - The Fort Berthold Indian Reservation was established and treaties between the Sioux and Chippewa and the US government ceded most of present-day eastern North Dakota to the Federal government. See the [[Project:Native_Americans|'''Native Americans Project''']] The military post of Fort Pembina (1870-95) was established. :1872 - The Northern Pacific Railway was built from the Red River to Jamestown; the NPRR reached Bismarck in 1873, but did not complete its main line to the Montana border until 1881. See [[Project:The_Way_West|'''The Way West Project''']] The first commercial telegraph line was extended from Fargo to Winnipeg and the military posts of Fort Abraham Lincoln (1872-91), Camp Hancock (1872-77), and Fort Seward (1872-77) were established. :1873 - On July 11, [[Lounsberry-48|'''Colonel Clement A. Lounsberry''']] published the first issue of the Bismarck Tribune, now North Dakota's oldest newspaper. The first commercial lignite mine opened at Sims, but failed. :1874 - A US Weather Bureau station was established at Camp Hancock at Bismarck. The Fargo Express, first newspaper in the Red River Valley, began publication. A major reconnaissance from Fort Abraham Lincoln, led by [[Custer-109|'''Col. George A. Custer''']], explored the Black Hills and verified the existence of gold in that region. The military post of Fort Yates (1874-1903) was established. :1875 - Bonanza farms were established in the Red River Valley. White settlement was permitted by the US War Department on Indian lands reserved by the Laramie treaty, precipitating a major Indian uprising on the plains. See the [[Project:Native_Americans|'''Native Americans Project''']] :1876 - The Seventh Cavalry, led by [[Custer-109|'''Col. George A. Custer''']], joined the Sioux Expedition of 1876. Leaving Fort Abraham Lincoln on May 17, Custer met decisive defeat at the Little Big Horn River in Montana on June 25. :1877 - The first Bismarck to Deadwood stage left Bismarck. See [[Project:The_Way_West|'''The Way West Project''']] First telephones in northern Dakota connected locations on the Grandin bonanza farm near Grandin. :1878 - Ranching was introduced in western Dakota Territory. :1879 - The Great Dakota land boom began. Military post at Cantonment Badlands (1879-83) was established. The St. Paul, Minneapolis, and Manitoba Railway (later the Great Northern Railway) entered northern Dakota near Grand Forks; The GNRR, led by James J. Hill, completed its main line to the Montana border in 1887. See [[Project:The_Way_West|'''The Way West Project''']] :1880 - Military reserves in the eastern and central portion of northern Dakota were opened to homesteading. See the [[Project:Homesteaders|'''Homesteaders Project''']] :1882 - The last great Indian buffalo hunt took place. Turtle Mountain Reservation was established. Fire destroyed a large portion of Grand Forks. :1883 - The territorial capital was moved from Yankton to Bismarck. First capitol was constructed. A university (UND) at Grand Forks and a Presbyterian College (now Jamestown College) were established. The Marquis de Mores began a packing plant and other businesses and planned the town of Medora; these enterprises failed in :1886 - [[Roosevelt-18|'''Theodore Roosevelt''']] first visited Medora; he later established two ranches in that vicinity that he utilized periodically until 1888. :1884 - Half the city of Devils Lake was destroyed by fire. :1885 - The first meeting of the Territorial Legislature was held at Bismarck. Marquis de Mores was acquitted of murder in a trial at Bismarck. The Hospital for the Insane (now North Dakota State Hospital) was opened at Jamestown. Territorial prison (now the State Penitentiary) opened at Bismarck. Territorial census was taken. :1886 - Severe winter in the western part of Dakota Territory put an end to open range ranching. Bank of Hamilton (oldest state bank in North Dakota) was opened. The Soo Line Railway began construction in northern Dakota at Fairmont; the Soo completed its lines to Portal in 1893. See [[Project:The_Way_West|'''The Way West Project''']] :1887 - The Standing Rock Indian Reservation was opened to homesteading. Board of Pharmacy, North Dakota's first examining board, was founded. The North Dakota Medical Association was founded at Larimore. :1889 - North Dakota was admitted to the Union as the 39th state on November 2, and a State Constitution was adopted in October. North Dakota's first Governor, [[Miller-32586|'''John Miller''']] of Dwight, took office. See the [[Space:US_Governors|'''US Governors Project''']] State Legislature convened at Bismarck on November 19. Constitutional prohibition of alcoholic beverages was instigated, North Dakota Farmers Alliance was formed. The Catholic diocese of Jamestown was established (the offices were moved to Fargo in 1891). :1890 - State Normal Schools at Valley City and Mayville (now State Universities), the State Agricultural College (now North Dakota State University) at Fargo, and the School for the Deaf at Devils Lake were opened. A State Agricultural Experiment Station was opened at Fargo. Panic among White settlers, stemming from Ghost Dance activities among the Sioux, rushed through western North Dakota. During his arrest by Indian Policemen, Hunkpapa Sioux leader, [[Bull-1259|'''Sitting Bull''']], was killed on Standing Rock Indian Reservation. :1892 - Early Republican Party domination of state politics was overthrown by the fusion of Democrats and Populists; [[Shortridge-184|'''Eli C.D. Shortridge''']] was elected Governor. See the [[Space:US_Governors|'''US Governors Project''']] Laura J. Eisenhuth, the first woman to hold state office, was elected Superintendent of Public Instruction. :1893 - The Industrial School at Ellendale (later known as the State Normal and Industrial School) was opened; this institution existed until 1971 when its Constitutional status was removed by referendum. The North Dakota Soldiers' Home was opened at Lisbon. Fire destroyed almost the entire business section of Fargo. :1894 - Fire destroyed four city blocks in LaMoure. :1895 - The State Historical Society of North Dakota was incorporated with [[Lounsberry-48|'''Colonel Clement A. Lounsberry''']] as president. :1897 - The first free public library opened at Grafton. :1898 - North Dakota sent troops to assist in the Spanish-American War. See the [[Space:Spanish_American_War|'''Spanish American War Project''']]. Fire almost destroyed the entire Bismarck business section. :1900 - [[White-26100|'''Frank White''']] of Valley City was elected Governor; when reelected in 1902, he became the state's first Governor to serve more than one term. See the [[Space:US_Governors|'''US Governors Project''']] :1903 - Ft. Lincoln, located south of Bismarck, was completed and garrisoned; this military base became the training center for the State Militia and was later used as a detention camp for prisoners of war during World War II. See the [[Project:World_War_II|'''World War II Project''']] The State Industrial School opened at Mandan. :1904 - The State School of Science at Wahpeton and the School for Retarded (now Grafton State School) at Grafton were opened. A state-owned street car line began operation in Bismarck; commercial lines were operating in Fargo and Grand Forks. :1905 was the single largest construction year for railroads in North Dakota (529.3 miles). See [[Project:The_Way_West|'''The Way West Project''']] :1906 - Charles Service of Park River became North Dakota's first automobile fatality. :1907 - The first gas well in North Dakota was discovered south of Westhope. The State School of Forestry (now North Dakota State University, Bottineau Branch) opened at Bottineau. American Society of Equity established a North Dakota union. :1908 - The battleship "USS. North Dakota", the first turbine-powered ship in the US Navy, was launched; it was later scrapped in 1931. :1910 - The first airplane flight in North Dakota occurred at an exhibition in Grand Forks; the passenger was Frank V. Kent. Democrat [[Burke-3697|'''John Burke''']] became North Dakota's first three-term Governor. See the [[Space:US_Governors|'''US Governors Project''']] :1911 - The North Dakota state flag was designated. First state motor vehicle licenses were issued. :1913 - The Legislature passed a law making bootlegging a crime punishable by penitentiary imprisonment. See the [[Project:Bootleggers_and_Moonshiners|'''Bootleggers and Moonshiners Project''']] [[Burke-3697|'''John Burke''']], former North Dakota Governor, became Treasurer of the United States; his service extended until 1921. The State Normal School (now Minot State University) opened at Minot. :1916 - Completion of the Wildrose-Grenora branch line by the Great Northern Railway (36.3 mi.) ended the last major railway construction in the state. See [[Project:The_Way_West|'''The Way West Project''']] :1917 - North Dakota units were ordered into Federal military service during World War I. See [[Project:The_Great_War_1914-1918|'''The Great War 1914-1918 Project''']] and [[Space:North_Dakota_in_The_Great_War|'''North Dakota in the Great War''']] A women's suffrage bill was signed into law, ratified in 1919, and women were allowed to vote in the first general election in 1920. See the [[Space:American_Suffragettes|'''American Suffragettes''']] Attorney General William Langer and law enforcement officers conducted the state's biggest raid; 44 were arrested in Minot on charges of gambling, prostitution, etc. See the [[Project:Black_Sheep|'''Black Sheep Project''']] :1918 - An Influenza epidemic swept the state killing 2,700 North Dakotans. See the [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Space:1918_Flu_Pandemic&public=1 '''1918 Flu Pandemic'''] :1919 - North Dakota's first airplane fatality occurred when Brian Kerr was killed in a crash near Sutton. See [[Space:Airplane_Disasters|'''Airplane Disasters''']] :1920 - Hazel Miner became a posthumous national hero when it was revealed that this fifteen-year old gave up her own life in a blizzard to save her younger siblings. :1922 - The first motor vehicle bridge across the Missouri River was completed at Bismarck. North Dakota's first radio station, WDAY at Fargo, began broadcasting. :1923 - The profile of Sioux leader Marcellus Red Tomahawk was designated as the state hiway symbol. :1928 - Carl Ben Eielson of Hatton became the first person to fly nonstop over the arctic. :1929 - June was one of the driest on record in North Dakota, followed by continuing drought conditions throughout the 1930s; this period is often referred to as the "Dirty Thirties." This also marks the beginning of the Great Depression which continued until the beginning of World War II. See [[Space:Dust_Bowl|'''Dust Bowl Disasters''']] :1932 - Prohibition agents hit a still at Jamestown making it the biggest raid west of Chicago; the still was capable of producing 1,000 gallons of moonshine a day. See the [[Project:Bootleggers_and_Moonshiners|'''Bootleggers and Moonshiners Project''']] :1936 - North Dakota recorded its lowest and highest official temperature readings (60 degrees below zero at Parshall and 120 degrees above at Steele). Drought devastated North Dakota's crops. See [[Space:Dust_Bowl|'''Dust Bowl Disasters''']] :1938 - The first hard-surfaced hiway across North Dakota (US 10) was completed. :1941: Units of the North Dakota National Guard were ordered into Federal military service during World War II; 164th Infantry became the first American unit to fight in the Pacific during the battle of Guadalcanal in 1942. See the [[Project:World_War_II|'''World War II Project''']] 90 persons, 39 in North Dakota, were killed by a Red River Valley blizzard. See [[Space:Blizzards|'''Blizzards''']] part of the [[Project:Worldwide_Disasters|'''Worldwide Disasters Project''']] :1943 - North Dakota led the Nation in per capita war bond sales. :1945 - Senator John Moses died in office; Governor Fred Aandahl selected Milton R. Young as replacement. Young served continuously until 1981 becoming the nation's longest serving GOP senator. :1946 - Construction of Garrison Dam began. :1947 - A bill authorizing the creation of Theodore Roosevelt National Memorial Park was passed by Congress and signed by President Harry S. Truman; the park was dedicated June 4, 1949. :1950 - The Dickey Rural Telephone Mutual Aid Corporation became the state's first modern rural telephone cooperative. 231st Engineering Battalion of the North Dakota National Guard was ordered into Federal service for the Korean Emergency. See the [[Project:Korean_War|'''Korean War Project''']] :1952 - The William J. Neil Electrical Generation plant near Velva began service; at the time of its completion, it was the largest coal-fired power plant in the United States. The nation's first jewel bearing factory opened at Rolla. :1953 - The Garrison Dam closure ceremonies featured President Dwight D. Eisenhower. First North Dakota television stations began broadcasting. Construction began on a pipeline from Tioga to Mandan. Bismarck Businessman Harold Schafer won the Horatio Alger Award. The bones of Sitting Bull were allegedly stolen from a grave at Fort Yates and reburied near Mobridge, South Dakota. :1954 - Mandan's oil refinery was dedicated and the first gasoline extracted from petroleum in a North Dakota refinery occurred at Dickinson. President Eisenhower signed a law authorizing the establishment of Grand Forks and Minot Air Force bases. :1956 - Construction began at the Grand Forks Air Force base; the base was completed in 1960. :1957 - Construction began at the Minot Air Force base; this base was operational in December, 1959. :1958 - Quentin N. Burdick, Democrat, became the first member of that party to be elected to congress from North Dakota. First potato flake plant in the state was established in Grand Forks. :1960 - Seven years after the Garrison Dam closure ceremonies the reservoir was completed and Lake Sakakawea was formed. Highway 29 became the first interstate highway to reach an international border. First airplanes arrived at Grand Forks Air Force base. :1961 - Roger Maris from Fargo broke Babe Ruth's single season home run record. :1963 - The Leland Olds Generating plant, North Dakota's first major lignite-fired power facility, began construction near Stanton. Uranium recovery from ore-rich lignite beds in southwestern North Dakota began. UND hockey team won a national intercollegiate championship. :1965 - The first sugar beet refinery in North Dakota was established near Drayton :1966 - The worst blizzard in state history struck most of North Dakota in March :1968 - The Garrison Diversion project was authorized by congress and ground-breaking was held for the Snake Creek pumping plant. North Dakota's worst traffic accident occurred near Jamestown when 8 teenagers were killed. First recorded earthquake occurred in North Dakota with its epicenter near Ashley. :1969 - Minot was hit by the worst flood in history :1972 - The first rural water system in North Dakota, Grand Forks-Traill Water Users Association, began operation :1975 - The worst blizzard in half a century (60 to 70 m.p.h. winds, coupled with 20 below zero temperature and snow) resulted in the deaths of 12 state residents and countless cattle; the following floods cost North Dakota $1 billion in damages. === List of Things to Do === *The following list of people are all Notable. See the [[Project:Notables|'''Notables Project''']] #Add profile page for [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ren%C3%A9-Robert_Cavelier,_Sieur_de_La_Salle René-Robert Cavelier, Sieur de La Salle] and link to this page #Add profile page for [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pierre_Gaultier_de_La_V%C3%A9rendrye Pierre Gaultier de La Vérendrye] and link to this page #Add profile page for [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Thompson_(explorer) David Thompson] and link to this page #Add profile page for [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alexander_Henry_the_younger Alexander Henry, the younger] and link to this page #Add profile page for [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manuel_Lisa Manuel Lisa] and link to this page #Add profile page for [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Bradbury_(naturalist) John Bradbury] and link to this page #Add profile page for [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas_Nuttall Thomas Nuttall] and link to this page #Add profile page for [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Catlin George Catlin] and link to this page #Add profile for [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henry_Leavenworth Henry Leavenworth] and link to this page #Add profile for [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joe_Rolette Joseph Rolette] and link to this page #Add profile page for [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gingras_Trading_Post_State_Historic_Site Antoine Gingras] and link to this page #Add profile for [https://books.google.com/books?id=SWusBwAAQBAJ&pg=PA38&lpg=PA38&dq=reverend+alonzo+barnard&source=bl&ots=kPqA1d0k0K&sig=1KFYHXAjFOms2sZlKp8MpiHaovg&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjqs8W5wK_MAhVLzmMKHQkcDcIQ6AEIIjAB#v=onepage&q=reverend%20alonzo%20barnard&f=false Alonzo Barnard] and link to this page #Add profile page for the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marquis_de_Mores Marquis de Mores] and link to this page #Add profile for [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laura_J._Eisenhuth Laura J. Eisenhuth] and link to this page === Ongoing List of Things to Do === #[[:Category: North Dakota, Cemeteries|Cemeteries in North Dakota]] need to be photographed and the categories added to profiles on WikiTree. See the [[Project:North_Dakota_Cemeteries|North Dakota Cemeteries Project]] #Add profiles for those who obtained land grants and homesteaded in North Dakota. See the [[Project:Homesteaders|Homesteaders Project]] #Help develop the [[Project:Native_Americans|Native Americans Project]] with information about North Dakota state tribes. #Work on North Dakota's [[:Automated:DD_Unconnected_List_ND| unconnected]] and [[:Category: North Dakota, Unsourced Profiles|unsourced]] profiles. #Create new profiles for people of North Dakota who are documented in a family member's profile, but might not have their own profiles yet. See [[:Category: North Dakota, Needs Profiles Created|Needs Profiles Created]] # Work on [[:Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_ND|Suggestions for profiles from North Dakota]], as reported by the [[Project:Data_Doctors|Data Doctors Project]]. #Add profiles for the [http://www.sos.wa.gov/legacy/publications_detail.aspx?p=53 men who died] in World War I, serving from [[Space:North_Dakota_in_The_Great_War|North Dakota in the Great War]] project and for the [[Project:Roll_of_Honor|Roll of Honor]] project. === Online Books === *Lounsberry, Clement Augustus: [https://books.google.com/books?id=_g4wAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA617&lpg=PA617&dq=reverend+alonzo+barnard&source=bl&ots=RcKKCcm-DM&sig=jokqbGB6Yjy9uKWCv-CfwXyEAY0&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjqs8W5wK_MAhVLzmMKHQkcDcIQ6AEIHzAA#v=onepage&q=reverend%20alonzo%20barnard&f=false Early History of North Dakota: Essential Outlines of American History] *Federal Writers' Project; [https://books.google.com/books?id=n67pCAAAQBAJ&pg=PA100&lpg=PA100&dq=reverend+alonzo+barnard&source=bl&ots=zsFihYipmn&sig=6t84J2FyptxmF7ova14Ez_aGYFQ&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjqs8W5wK_MAhVLzmMKHQkcDcIQ6AEIKjAD#v=onepage&q=reverend%20alonzo%20barnard&f=false The WPA Guide to North Dakota: The Northern Prairie State] *[https://books.google.com/books?id=rvdyIdSG1UMC&lpg=PA393&ots=xIQV8YLn9-&dq=reverend%20alonzo%20barnard&pg=PP1#v=onepage&q&f=false North Dakota: Counties, Towns and People] === Resources === *[http://www.history.nd.gov/index.html State Historical Society of North Dakota] North Dakota in The Great War
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[[Category: United States of America, World War I]] [[Category: North Dakota]] [[Project:The_Great_War_1914-1918|http://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/4/4a/Photos-686.png]] [[Space:The_Great_War_1914-1918|http://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/2/2c/Photos-715.png]] [[Space:United_States_in_The_Great_War|http://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/9/94/Photos-808.png]] This page is part of [[Project:The_Great_War_1914-1918|The Great War 1914-1918 Project]]. ------------------ [[Image:Clark-15765-8.gif|400px]]
North Dakota in The Great War '''
{{Image|file=Photos-294.gif}} [[Image:Clark-15765-8.gif|400px]] :North Dakota Guardsmen in Federal service: 4,195 :North Dakota men who volunteered for service in the Army, Navy, or Marine Corps: 19,772 :North Dakota men who were enrolled through the Selective Service (or draft): 11,481 :North Dakota men who died in the war: 1300 :Soldier who died of combat wounds: 663 :Soldiers who died of disease: 642 [[Image:Clark-15765-8.gif|400px]] When the war began, it brought good times to United States farmers. The warring nations (belligerents) needed food, horses, and other supplies. North Dakota farmers could supply wheat and other grains. Ranchers sold horses to the Army. The war forced the price of wheat up to the unheard of price of $2.50 per bushel. When the U.S. entered the war, North Dakota was well into its first two years of the Nonpartisan League (NPL) government. However, even before state government was influenced by the Nonpartisan League, North Dakotans had held isolationist and pacifist views. Many North Dakotans believed that the only Americans who wanted to get into the European war were leaders of corporations and banks. Despite these views, once war was declared, North Dakota contributed soldiers, nurses, and money to the war effort. ----- '''The North Dakota National Guard and the 1st North Dakota Volunteer Infantry''' The North Dakota National Guard was called to federal duty in July, 1917. Many men who were drafted applied for and received exemptions or deferments. The deferments were usually because there were people dependent on them or because they had to work on the home farm. Farm exemptions were considered very important. Crops had to be raised to feed both soldiers and civilians. {{Image|file=North_Dakota_in_The_Great_War-8.jpg |size=l }} '''Companies of the 1st North Dakota Volunteer Infantry Regiment''' :Company A, Bismarck :Company B, Fargo :Company C, Grafton :Company D, Devils Lake :Company G, Valley City :Company H, Jamestown :Company I, Wahpeton :Company K, Dickinson ------ {{Image|file=North_Dakota_in_The_Great_War-9.jpg |align=r |size=m |caption='''Volunteers at a Red Cross workshop at
Fort Yates on the Standing Rock Reservation.''' }}
'''The Lakotas of Standing Rock Reservation''' contributed a great deal to the war effort. They did not try to hide their hatred of the German king, Kaiser Wilhelm. Though most Lakotas lived in poverty in 1918, they purchased a total of $100,000 in war bonds. Lakotas also contributed $2,000 to the North Dakota Red Cross to fund hospitals overseas. None of the young men of Standing Rock asked for deferments or exemptions from the military service ----- {{Image|file=North_Dakota_in_The_Great_War-6.jpg |align=l |size=200 |caption='''[[Quain-8|Dr. Eric P. Quain]]''' }} College students trained for war on their campuses. The Student Army Training Corps allowed young men to train for military service while completing their college courses. Medical doctors were particularly important to the war effort. As soon as war was declared, a Bismarck doctor, Eric P. Quain, organized a Red Cross hospital unit and set it up in France. He staffed the hospital with volunteer doctors and nurses from Bismarck. Due to his efforts and his skills, Dr. Quain was made chief of surgical services in military hospitals in France. During the war, 148 nurses and 200 doctors from North Dakota served with the Army Medical Corps. Other medical personnel served with the Red Cross. ----- Fort Yates on the Standing Rock Reservation.''' }}
North Dakota on the Homefront '''
Though North Dakotans had been reluctant to see the United States enter the war, they accepted the reality and contributed as well or better than other states. On the home front, Americans were expected to buy war bonds, volunteer for the Red Cross, and conserve important food supplies that had to be saved for soldiers. Farmers learned to manage their operations with fewer human hands; they purchased more machinery and found more efficient means of operations. Women managed households to conserve meat, fats, and wheat so that those foods could be sent overseas to “the boys,” and to the relief of French and Belgian families. '''War Bonds''' War bond sales were encouraged by “Four-Minute Men” who spoke (for four minutes) in theatres and rallies all over the state. North Dakotans bought $65,500,000 in war bonds. Across the country, Americans bought 16% more bonds than was expected. However, in North Dakota, the five bond drives resulted in oversubscribing the bonds by 24%. {{Image|file=North_Dakota_in_The_Great_War-5.jpg |size=l |caption='''Volunteers for the Red Cross at Valley City, North Dakota''' }} '''The Red Cross''' was a partner with the federal government in supplying troops with medical supplies, food, and clothing. The North Dakota Red Cross volunteers rolled bandages to be used at military hospitals. Volunteers knitted socks and mittens for soldiers. Local chapters of the Red Cross also raised money to fund hospitals near the war front. Because schools were the social center of many rural communities and small towns, the Red Cross appealed to schools to contribute to the war effort. '''Women''' were specifically charged with managing their families’ food supply to conserve fats, wheat, and meat. Herbert Hoover (he became President of the United States in 1929) headed the U.S. Food Administration during the war. Hoover’s office sent out recipes for meatless or wheatless meals, and recommended that every home have a garden. .{{Image|file=North_Dakota_in_The_Great_War-7.jpg |align=r |size=350 |caption='''Most farmers bought their first tractors during the Great War.''' }} Because farming was the most important occupation in North Dakota, many young men were exempt from military service in order to work on farms. Nevertheless, farmers had to make many concessions to the war. The price of wheat went up with increased demand, but Food Administrator Hoover limited the price of wheat to $2.20 per bushel when the market price was over $3.00. Farmers complained about the price limits, but also tried to make their farm practices more efficient by purchasing tractors which allowed them to farm more land with less labor. Though North Dakota was prepared to locate replacement hands for farms, there was little need to recruit urban people to work on North Dakota farms. Farmers also suffered from drought during the war. Except for 1915, the war years saw little rain. Farmers had to sell cattle they could not feed and had little crop income to buy hay for their livestock. However, those who had a crop enjoyed the high war-time prices and often invested in more land and new machinery. In 1920, however, the post-war economic depression set in and farm commodity prices crashed. North Dakota farmers entered an economic depression that lasted nearly 20 years. ----- '''Bonus for North Dakota Veterans''' The North Dakota legislature, still strongly influenced by the Nonpartisan League, was the first state to give its veterans a bonus. Each man who had served in the Armed Forces received a bonus of $25 ($377 in current value) for each month of service. The legislature also dismissed the debts of the former soldiers. By 1928, the state had paid veterans more than $8,800,000 (nearly $132,700,000 today.) No other state did as much for its veterans. '''Resources''' *[http://search.ancestry.com/search/db.aspx?dbid=4569&cj=1&netid=cj&o_xid=0001029688&o_lid=0001029688&o_sch=Affiliate+External North Dakota Military Men, 1917-1918] *United States. Selective Service System.North Dakota, World War I Selective Service System Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918. National Archives Microfilm Publications, M1509. Washington, DC: National Archives, 1987-1988. FHL film 1819402 Also available at: *[https://familysearch.org/search/collection/1968530 United States World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918] *[http://www.facesfromthewall.com/greatwar/ww1greatND.html North Dakota WWI Casualties] *A published roster in alphabetical order of soldiers is Brigadier General G. Angus Fraser, Roster of the Men and Women Who Served in the Army or Naval Service (including the Marine Corps) of the United States or its Allies from the State of North Dakota in the World War, 1917-1918, Four Volumes. Bismarck, ND: Bismarck Tribune Co., 1931. FHL book 978.4 M23a and FHL films 982257-8. In addition to the military information, the soldier's date and place of birth, and parents' nationality are also given. *Historical Record, American Legion. Department of Dakota. Auxiliary. Consists of biographical sketches and photographs of North Dakota women who served as nurses in WWI. ARCHIVES/MSS/10339 *The Honor list of dead and missing for the state of North Dakota: Spanish American War, 1898-99; Mexican Border Campaign, 1916-17; World War I, 1917-18; World War II, 1940-46; The Korean Conflict, 1950-53 Bismarck, ND: Office of the Adjutant General, 1958. OVERSIZE/355.35025/N814/1958 *Officers and men, First North Dakota Volunteer Infantry, 1939. 940.412784/O32 *Ramsey County in the War collection, 1919. 2.25 ft. ARCHIVES/MSS/10179 *Roster of the men and women who served in the Army or Naval Service (including the Marine Corps) of the United States or its Allies from the State of North Dakota in the World War, 1917-1918, 4 vols,. ND Adjutant General, Bismarck, 1931. REF/940.41273/N814s *Service record book of men and women of Mountrail County, North Dakota. Sponsored by the Veterans of Foreign Wars, Post no 2707. Stanley, ND: The Post, 194?. 940.41278474/M865/Mountrail *Service record book of men and women of Valley City, North Dakota and community. Sponsored by the Frank S Henry Post no 2764. Valley City, ND: The Post. 194?. 940.41278432/V243 North Mount Lyell Mine Disaster 1912
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[[Category:Australia, Free Space Pages]] [[Category: Queenstown Lyell Cemetery, Queenstown, Tasmania]] [[Category:Gormanston, Tasmania]] [[Category:North Mount Lyell Mine Disaster, Tasmania, 1912]] __NOTOC__ ---- [[Project:Disasters|Disasters Project]] | [[Space:Mining Disasters|Mining]] | [[Space:Australia_Mining_Disasters_Team|Australia]] | North Mount Lyell Mine Disaster 1912 === North Mount Lyell Mine Disaster, 1912 === ---- '''Map Co-ordinates:''' 42°04′32″S and 145°31′48″E
'''GPS Coordinates:''' Lat: -42.075556, Long: 145.530000 ---- == Summary == Between 11:15 and 11:30 am on 12 October 1912, the pump house on the 700-foot (210 m) level of the mine was reported on fire. The mine lacked an emergency warning system, so miners were forced to run along its levels and drives warning others. Of the 170 miners working in the mine, 73 managed to escape the first day but many were trapped. Initial rescue attempts proved difficult due to carbon monoxide gas. Breathing equipment was rushed from Victorian mining towns to Queenstown by a record-setting SS Loongana trip across Bass Strait and the fastest-ever times recorded by train engines between Burnie and Queenstown, enabling rescue teams to enter the mine. On 14 October, rescuers lowered 1,100 feet (340 m) of rope with a signal gong attached down the main shaft of the mine. Late in the afternoon, rescuers heard a rap of the line. Firemen were able to descend to the 1,000-foot (300 m) level and rescue all the men trapped below. The last survivors were brought to the surface more than 100 hours after the fire began. In all, 42 men perished, and one rescuer died in hospital a few months later from carbon monoxide poisoning. The coroner held one final inquest and all those who died were mentioned on it. Final inquest on 6 June 1913, Tasmanian Archives, https://stors.tas.gov.au/SC195-1-82-13222# accessed 2 August 2023 '''Table 1: Those who died in the disaster'''
(Underscored names have profiles; boldfaced names are connected to the Big Tree. ) {| border="1" cellpadding="2" |- style=height: 20px; ! align=left | Name ! align=left | Age ! align=left | Marital Status ! align=left | Occupation ! align=left | Residence |- |[[Bawden-937|John Bawden]] |25 |Single | |Linda Valley |- |[[Bianchini-59|Valentine Bianchini]] |48 |Single |Steelrunner at 1100ft level |Presumably boarded in Linda Valley. |- |[[Bolton-5903|William John “Jack” Bolton]] |38 |Single |Shift boss |Gormanston |- |[[Bourke-2055|John Bourke]] |24 |Single | |Daylesford, Victoria |- |'''[[Bray-6084|Samson Rodda Bray]]''' |33 |Married, 2 child | |Bendigo, Victoria |- |'''[[Burk-2523|Louis Burke]]''' |43 |Married |Shaftman |Hobart |- |'''[[Creedon-126|John Creeden]]''' |46 |Married | |Westbury |- |[[Davey-4327|James Henry Davey]] |37 |Married, 4 children | |Linda Valley |- |'''[[Gard-1301|George Frederick Gard]]''' aka “J O’Day” |21 |Single | |Queenstown |- |'''[[Gays-2|Thomas Gays]]''' |22 |Single | |Victoria |- |'''[[Green-54730|Charles Green]]''' |22 |Single | |Launceston |- |'''[[Guy-5067|Harold (Francis Henry) Guy]]''' |27 |Married, 3 children | |Queenstown |- |'''[[Hall-68636|James Thomas Hall]]''' |32 |Married, 2 children | |North Lyell |- |'''[[Hills-3884|Eden Aloysius Hills]]''' |21 |Single | |Hobart |- |'''[[Horne-4813|William "Will" Horne]]''' |45 |Married, 6 children | |Black Lead or Buninyong, Victoria |- |'''[[Jenkins-22250|John Jenkins]]''' |28 |Married | |Hobart |- | '''[[Jones-141398|Milford Henry Jones (1888-1912)]]''' |22 |Single | |Hobart |- |'''[[Leeman-471|John Martin Leeman]]''' |27 |Single | |Victoria |- |'''[[Lewis-56496|Zephaniah Lewis]]''' |41 |Married, 8 children | |Gormanston |- |[[Maher-3904|Thomas Maher]] |31 |Married | |Linda Valley |- |'''[[McCarthy-8521|Joseph “Joe” McCarthy]]''' |40 |Married, 1 child |Shaftman, Left note |Linda Valley |- |'''[[McCasland-290|Eugene Felix McCasland]]''' |27 |Engaged |Winchdriver 700ft level |Linda Valley |- |'''[[McCullagh-296| (T) Edmund Michael McCullagh]]''' |49 |Single | |Queenstown |- |'''[[McGowan-4026|James Bede “Jack” McGowan]]''' |23 |Single | |Queenstown |- |'''[[McLoughlin-912|Bernard McLoughlin]]''' |35 |Married, children | |Ballarat, Victoria |- |'''[[McMaster-1335|Arthur McMaster]]''' |27 |Married | |Victoria |- |[[Mitchell-43935|Herbert John “Bert” Mitchell]] |23 |Single | |Linda Valley |- |[[Moore-82724|Peter Moore]] |48 |Single | | |- |'''[[O'Keefe-1867|Cornelius O’Keefe]]''' |26 |Single | |Tasmania |- |[[Park-7036|James Robert Park]] |37 |Married | |Linda Valley |- |[[Quak-17|Christopher “Speewa” Quak (W.S. Smith)]] |50 |Single | |Victoria |- |[[Reilly-3804|Patrick Reilly]] |46 |Widower, 3 children | |Linda Valley |- |[[Rolfe-2656|Francis John Rolfe]] |31 |Married, 2 children |Shift boss |Linda Valley |- |[[Rolfe-2655|James Roland Rolfe]] |22 |Single | |Malmsbury, Victoria |- |'''[[Saunderson-328|Thomas Saunderson]]''' |37 |Married, 1 child | |North Lyell |- |[[Scott-56902|Leonard Sydney Hall Scott]] |22 |Married, 1 child | |Melbourne, Victoria |- |[[Smith-311840|James William “John” Smith]] |19 |Single | |Tasmania |- |'''[[Studwell-154|John Cape Studwell]]''' |20 |Single | |Tasmania |- |[[Tregonning-164|James Tregonning]] |18 |Single | |Kyvalley, Victoria |- |[[Tregonning-165|William Tregonning]] |22 |Single | |Kyvalley, Victoria |- |'''[[Treverton-121|Richard John “Snowy” Treverton]]''' |34 |Married, 2 children | |Queenstown |- |'''[[Wright-43732|Henry “Harry” Wright]]''' |54 |Married, 2 children | |Linda Valley |- |} '''Table 2: Those who escaped, were rescued or helped others during the disaster'''The Rescued, https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/83334692Rescued and living https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/10253965/8828311912 'FIRE DISASTER AT NORTH LYELL MINE.', Zeehan and Dundas Herald (Tas. : 1890 - 1922), 17 October, p. 2. , viewed 01 Jul 2023, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article83338545 {| border="1" cellpadding="2" |- style=height: 20px;" ! align="left" | Name ! align="left" | Information ! align="left" | Escaped, rescued, helped others |- |J. Adams or F. Adams? | |escaped from the mine |- |G. Anderson | met by 2 sisters, brother and father |rescued on Wednesday 16 October |- |'''[[Arkley-78|John James Arkley (1875-1950)]]''' | |first group rescued on Wednesday 16 October |- |R. Bansfield | | escaped from the mine |- |[[Bass-7851|George Ernest Bass]] |Rescuer - opened winze, first to 700ft level, shift boss age 31 |escaped from the mine 1912 'NORTH LYELL FIRE DISASTER.', Zeehan and Dundas Herald (Tas. : 1890 - 1922), 24 October, p. 3. , viewed 01 Jul 2023, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article83334546 Mentioned in Royal Commission 20 Dec 1912 |- |[[Bayes-650|William Alfred Joseph Bayes (1877-1923)]] | |rescued on Wednesday 16 October |- |G. Bell | | escaped from the mine |- |W. Bennett | mentioned on list on 18 October | escaped from the mine |- |[[Berry-24538|John Berry]] | |escaped from the mine |- | J. Blomquist | aged about 40 | rescued on Wednesday 16 October |- |C. Borromeo or Barromeo | |rescued on Wednesday 16 October |- |'''[[Bowker-1018|William Henry Bowker]]''' |substitute for another miner |rescued on Wednesday 16 October, last person rescued |- | J. Bradley | | escaped from the mine |- |E. Brookes | mentioned on list on 18 October | escaped from the mine |- |G. Brown junior | |rescued on Wednesday 16 October |- |Henry Russell Brown1912 'LYELL DISASTER.', The Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 - 1957), 22 October, p. 7. , viewed 02 Nov 2023, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article10512307 | Death notice1919 'Family Notices', The Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 - 1957), 3 May, p. 11. , viewed 04 Nov 2023, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article1463952, father Charles Brown, Malvern |rescued on Wednesday 16 October |- | A. Burn | | escaped from the mine |- |[[Burns-19661|Thomas William Burns]] |Engine driver - In charge of pump motors at 700 and 1100ft levels1912 'NORTH LYELL FIRE DISASTER.', Zeehan and Dundas Herald (Tas. : 1890 - 1922), 14 December, p. 2. , viewed 17 Jan 2024, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article840323411912 'NORTH LYELL FIRE DISASTER.', Zeehan and Dundas Herald (Tas. : 1890 - 1922), 16 December, p. 4. , viewed 18 Jan 2024, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article84029770 |First saw the smoke, raised the alarm at shaft on 700ft level |- |'''[[Carey-8091|Michael John Carey (abt.1870-1932)]]''' | | escaped from the mine |- | Alfred Reginald Clay | electrician - mentioned Royal Commission 8 Jan 1913 | escaped from the mine |- |Henry Cordell | |escaped from the mine |- |William John Collins |working at 850ft level 20 stope |Mentioned in Royal Commission 20 Dec 1912 |- |William John Corkery 1892 - 1918 | son of David Corkery1918 'LYELL.', Zeehan and Dundas Herald (Tas. : 1890 - 1922), 12 December, p. 4. , viewed 04 Nov 2023, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article84282409 also see war service record |escaped from the mine |- |Leslie Coulter 1889 -1917 | mentioned on list on 18 October, letter to friends1912 'AN EYE [?] ACCOUNT.', Daily Telegraph (Launceston, Tas. : 1883 - 1928), 21 October, p. 5. , viewed 04 Nov 2023, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article152479210witness at hearing 1913 'NORTH LYELL DISASTER.', Examiner (Launceston, Tas. : 1900 - 1954), 7 January, p. 3. (DAILY), viewed 04 Nov 2023, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article50687376DSO in war1916 'DISTINGUISHED SERVICE ORDER.', Examiner (Launceston, Tas. : 1900 - 1954), 27 September, p. 6. (DAILY), viewed 04 Nov 2023, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article50891719in memoriam1917 'QUEENSTOWN', Zeehan and Dundas Herald (Tas. : 1890 - 1922), 10 July, p. 4. , viewed 04 Nov 2023, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article84085386siblings1917 'Zeehan & Dundas Herald. TUESDAY, JULY 24, 1917.', Zeehan and Dundas Herald (Tas. : 1890 - 1922), 24 July, p. 2. , viewed 04 Nov 2023, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article84077150 |escaped from the mine - mentioned at Royal Commission 7 Jan 1913 |- |D. Cox | | escaped from the mine |- | [[Cox-44355|Robert Cox (abt.1857-1913)]] | Underground foreman age 55 |escaped from the mine - Identified bodies at many levels |- |Michael Cunningham |secretary of Lyell branch union |Mentioned in Royal Commission 20 Dec 1912, 8 Jan 1913 |- |A. Darcy | mentioned on list on 18 October |escaped from the mine |- |E. Davis | | escaped from the mine |- |'''[[Dawson-6024|Albert William Dawson (abt.1883-)]]''' | |first group rescued on Wednesday 16 October |- |'''[[Dawson-6025|Alexander Dawson (1884-1933)]]''' | | rescued on Wednesday 16 October - Mentioned in Royal Commission 20 Dec 1912 |- |'''[[Dawson-6027|Henry George Dawson (1891-1916)]]''' | | rescued on Wednesday 16 October |- |[[Dawson-14398|Samuel Joseph Dawson (abt.1880-1931)]] | Mine manager Hobart age 32 | escaped from the mine |- |J. Day | | rescued on Wednesday 16 October |- | George T. Denholm | | escaped from the mine |- |'''[[Dienhoff-18|Albert Hermann Dienhoff (1885-1928)]]''' | had lived in Zeehan | rescued on Wednesday 16 October |- |Duncan Donaghy | 1912 'NORTH LYELL FIRE DISASTER.', Zeehan and Dundas Herald (Tas. : 1890 - 1922), 14 December, p. 2. , viewed 17 Jan 2024, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article84032341 |escaped from the mine - mentioned in Royal Commission 21 Dec 1912 |- |R. Dowling | |escaped from the mine |- |William Dunn | |rescuer mentioned in Royal Commission 20 Dec 1912 |- |Arthur Dutton - 2 brothers | Who is Mick Duttonhttps://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/83328800/8339205 |first group rescued on Wednesday 16 October - mentioned at Royal Commission 7 Jan 1913 |- |W. Dutton - is this Jack? - 2 brothers | interviewed https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/83338545/8339201 |first group rescued on Wednesday 16 October |- |James Elliot | fainted twicehttps://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/83338545/8339201 |rescued on Wednesday 16 October |- |L. Evans | |escaped from the mine |- | E. J. Faulkhead https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/83334692 | Miner | rescued on Sunday 13 October |- |Larry Fisher | pipe fitter 1912 'NORTH LYELL FIRE DISASTER.', Zeehan and Dundas Herald (Tas. : 1890 - 1922), 18 December, p. 4. , viewed 19 Jan 2024, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article84018563 |first group rescued on Wednesday 16 October |- | Constable Flight | Police constable | |- | S. Forester | | escaped from the mine |- |Oswald Fowler | Fitter age 28 | escaped from the mine |- |Robert Friday | platman 1912 'NORTH LYELL FIRE DISASTER.', Zeehan and Dundas Herald (Tas. : 1890 - 1922), 14 December, p. 2. , viewed 17 Jan 2024, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article84032341 |escaped from the mine |- |H. Furhman or Firman | |rescued on Wednesday 16 October |- |'''[[Gadd-1130|Albert Mansfield Gadd]]''' |Miner - rescuer who died soon after 1912 'NORTH LYELL FIRE DISASTER.', Zeehan and Dundas Herald (Tas. : 1890 - 1922), 19 December, p. 4. , viewed 19 Jan 2024, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article84024088 |escaped from the mine |- |'''[[Gadd-1145|Gilbert Arthur Gadd (1890-1949)]]''' | |rescued on Wednesday 16 October |- | J. Gatty | | escaped from the mine |- |S. Gillespie | |escaped from the mine |- |Angus Gillies | timekeeper |escaped from mine |- |'''[[De_Goldi-5|Henry Aloysius De Goldi (1882-1954)]]''' | Shift boss age 28 - worked in 850ft level stope 19 section 6 | escaped from the mine - mentioned Royal Commission 8 Jan 1913 |- |William Leo. Gorey - Zeehanite | sent letter to mother and brother Fred about food being sent down, met by brother |rescued on Wednesday 16 October |- |T. Goulding | | escaped from the mine |- | Charles Grant | Timekeeper | Saw men, found on 700ft level, enter the mine |- |W. Green | brother Charles died in disaster 1912 'DEATH OF MR HORN.', The Ballarat Star (Vic. : 1865 - 1924), 19 October, p. 1. , viewed 06 Dec 2023, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article221729723 |rescued on Wednesday 16 October |- |'''[[Hall-72563|Osborne Hall (1896-)]]''' | his brother James died in the disaster |rescued on Wednesday 16 October |- | Doctor Hamilton | Local doctor | |- |Lyndon Arthur Harris |chief electrician - mentioned in Royal Commission on 10 Jan 1913 | |- |E. Harris or H. Harris? | |rescued on Wednesday 16 October |- | Patrick 'Paddy' Heffernan | old miner |first group rescued on Wednesday 16 October |- |Edward Hewitt | mentioned in Royal Commission 21 Dec 1912 | escaped from the mine |- |B. Hill | | escaped from the mine |- |J. Hollow | | came out with Arthur Dutton group |- |A. Howell proper name Phillip Howell | sister Mrs Williams in Queenstown, he only working for a week from Bendigo |rescued on Wednesday 16 October |- |G. F. Jakins | | escaped from the mine |- |E. L. James | Underground manager | |- | F. Jurgens | | escaped from the mine |- |Patrick 'Paddy' Kennedy | |escaped from the mine |- |Alf Kerrison | |came out with Arthur Dutton group |- | Edward Knight | miner | escaped from the mine |- |S. Knight or F. Knight? | |rescued on Wednesday 16 October |- | H. Krolger or H. Kroeger or two different miners?? | suffered from cold | rescued on Wednesday 16 October |- | T. Lambert | | escaped from the mine |- |J. Leemanhttps://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/83334692 | Miner - is this C. Leemen or are they brothers? | Escaped 400ft level |- |C. Leemen or Leeman | | rescued on Sunday 13 October |- | John 'Jack' Lees | Shift boss age 50 - mentioned Royal Commission 8 Jan 1913 |rescued on Wednesday 16 October |- |Stanley Legg | | escaped from the mine |- |L. Linnell | nearly had to be carried out |rescued on Wednesday 16 October |- |M. Leyden | |rescued on Wednesday 16 October |- |Richard Henry Lonsdale |last man came out from below at 7.20pm |rescued on Wednesday 16 October |- | Michael Lonergan | foreman age 35https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/83338545/8339201 | rescuer using the bucket |- |Joseph Love |Qualified medical practitioner |Examined bodies |- |Frederick Luttrell | Shift boss age 33 | escaped from the mine |- |Alex Lyall | suffered from the cold |rescued on Wednesday 16 October |- | Mick Mahoneyhttps://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/83334692 | Miner | Escaped 400ft level |- | G. Major | | escaped from the mine |- |Mick Mahoney | | rescued on Sunday 13 October |- | Major | | escaped from the mine |- |J. Maloney | | escaped from the mine |- |W. Martin | electrician mentioned on list on 18 October |escaped from the mine |- | Doctor Massey | Local doctor | |- |H. McCallum | |escaped from the mine |- |M. McCaughey | | rescued on Wednesday 16 October |- |Martin John McGowan |Brother of deceased miner |Visited 850ft level |- |T. McGregor | | rescued on Wednesday 16 October |- | Thomas McHenry - is this also William McHenry Royal Commission 21 Dec 1912 | Miner brother in law of deceased miner | escaped from the mine |- | Donald McLean | storeman, underground timekeeper | Recovered bodies at 850ft level1913 'NORTH LYELL FIRE DISASTER.', Zeehan and Dundas Herald (Tas. : 1890 - 1922), 5 March, p. 3. , viewed 01 Jul 2023, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article84021864 |- |J. McLean or M. McLean? | |escaped from the mine |- | J. McLeod | | escaped from the mine |- |J. McNamee | | rescued on Wednesday 16 October |- |Alf Mitchell | brother of Bert who died 1912 'THREE BUNINYONG MINERS EN-TOMBED.', The Ballarat Star (Vic. : 1865 - 1924), 15 October, p. 1. , viewed 06 Dec 2023, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article221729112 | rescued on Wednesday 16 October |- | William Henry Montressor |platman off sider | escaped from the mine |- |Denis Mooney | |rescued on Wednesday 16 October |- |'''[[Monish-1|Antony Monish (abt.1870-1944)]]''' | | rescued on Wednesday 16 October |- | J. Morrissey | wife on Queenstown coach met him as walking to Linda Valleyhttps://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/83338545/8339201 | first group rescued on Wednesday 16 October |- |J. Mousell or Monsell? | suffered from cold |rescued on Wednesday 16 October |- |J. Mullins | 1912 'NORTH LYELL FIRE DISASTER.', Zeehan and Dundas Herald (Tas. : 1890 - 1922), 14 December, p. 2. , viewed 17 Jan 2024, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article84032341 | escaped from the mine |- |J. Murdoch | |rescued on Wednesday 16 October |- |'''[[Murray-19113|Russell Mervyn Murray (1877-1945)]]''' | Engineer in charge age 37 | Recovered bodies at 700ft level |- |R. Murton | |escaped from the mine |- |W. Norfolk | |escaped from the mine |- |C. O'Connor or James O'Connor | engine driver at hoist 1912 'NORTH LYELL FIRE DISASTER.', Zeehan and Dundas Herald (Tas. : 1890 - 1922), 17 December, p. 2. , viewed 19 Jan 2024, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article84024452 | escaped from the mine |- | Richard O'Connor | Miner age 35 | escaped from the mine, warned by Gadd |- | Constable David O'Keefe | Policeman | Recovered bodies 700ft level |- |W. Oldfield | |rescued on Wednesday 16 October |- | R. O'Shea | | escaped from the mine |- |Alexander Herbert Parnham https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/83334692 | Miner | rescued on Sunday 13 October, helped rescue more |- |Frank Patterson |miner age 25 |escaped with Gadd - mentioned in Royal Commission 20 Dec 1912 |- | R. Peamment | | escaped from the mine |- | [[Pearton-29|John Daniel Pearton (1877-abt.1949)]] | foreman age 37 https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/83338545/8339201 | rescuer using the bucket |- |H. Petty | | escaped from the mine |- |George Quill | |rescued on Wednesday 16 October |- |W. Quill | | escaped from the mine |- |M. Rice | | rescued on Wednesday 16 October |- | J. Riseley | | escaped from the mine |- |T. Roslan | |rescued on Wednesday 16 October |- |John Ryan |shift boss |mentioned Royal Commission 8 Jan 1913 |- |Thomas Joseph Ryan | | first group rescued on Wednesday 16 October |- |Joseph Seville | mentioned at Royal Commission 7 Jan 193 | escaped from the mine |- | J. Shaw | | escaped from the mine |- |L. Shipley | |escaped from the mine |- | Walter Simmonds | oldest miner of those rescued on Wednesday | rescued on Wednesday 16 October |- |F. Simson or Fred Simon? | Workmen's inspector |first group rescued on Wednesday 16 October |- |A. J. Smith | |rescued on Wednesday 16 October |- |John Smith |working at 1000ft level 24 section |mentioned in Royal Commission 20 Dec 1912 |- | J. T. 'Jack' Smith | hero who kept men on the 1000ft level through wise counselhttps://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/83338545/8339201https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/83328800/8339205 |first group rescued on Wednesday 16 October |- | J. Sparkes | | escaped from the mine |- | S. Sparkes | | escaped from the mine |- |Robert Francis Stone | | escaped from the mine |- | J. Street | | escaped from the mine |- |Samuel Symons | platelayer age 30 | escaped from the mine |- | J. Telford | |escaped from the mine |- |E. Walker | | escaped from the mine |- | Henry Williams |Shift boss age 58 | Saw bodies at 700ft level |- | John Hannaford Williams or J. Williams? | | escaped from the mine |- |A. Woodhouse |met by his brother from Launceston |first group rescued on Wednesday 16 October |- |M. Wright | suffered from cold |rescued on Wednesday 16 October |- |A. Young | 1912 'NORTH LYELL FIRE DISASTER.', Zeehan and Dundas Herald (Tas. : 1890 - 1922), 14 December, p. 2. , viewed 17 Jan 2024, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article84032341 |escaped from the mine |- |F. Young or E. Young? | 1912 'NORTH LYELL FIRE DISASTER.', Zeehan and Dundas Herald (Tas. : 1890 - 1922), 14 December, p. 2. , viewed 17 Jan 2024, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article84032341 | escaped from the mine |- |} '''Table 3: Humane Society awards'''1914 'LYELL HEROES.', Examiner (Launceston, Tas. : 1900 - 1954), 3 August, p. 3. (DAILY), viewed 29 Jun 2023, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article50770033 {| border="1" cellpadding="2" |- style=height: 20px;" ! align="left" | Name ! align="center" | Award ! align="left" | Occupation |- | '''[[Gadd-1130|Albert Mansfield Gadd]]''' | Gold | Miner deceased, will be presented to grandmother in Hobart |- | '''[[Murray-19113|Russell Mervyn Murray (1877-1945)]]''' | Silverhttps://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/83338545/8339201 | Engineer in charge age 37 |- | [[Chambers-13594|Frederick James Chambers]] | Silver | Pipe fitter's assistant age 35 |- |''' [[Burton-12448|Frederick John Burton (1864-1941)]]''' | Silver | Shift boss age 48 |- | [[Cox-44355|Robert Cox (abt.1857-1913)]] | Silver | Foreman age 65? |- |[[Pearton-29|John Daniel Pearton (1877-abt.1949)]] | Silver | Foreman age 37 |- | Charles Brown | Silver | Diver age 35 from Hobart |- | Arthur Neighbour Moore | Silverhttps://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/83338545/8339201 | fireman, Metropolitan Fire Brigade Melbourne, age 28 |- | [[Peasnell-19|James Henry Peasnell (abt.1880-1917)]] | Silver | Miner age 30 |- |Richard O'Connor | Silver | Miner age 35 |- | [[Sawyer-9298|Basil Sawyer (abt.1871-1953)]] | Bronze | Local superintendent age 42 |- | Henry de Golde | Bronze | Shift boss age 28 |- | Henry Williams | Bronze | Shift boss age 58 |- | Joseph Smedley | Bronze | Shift boss age 40 |- | Frederick Luttrell | Bronze | Shift boss age 33 |- | Aaron White | Bronze | Miner age 53 |- | Oswald Fowler | Bronze | Fitter age 28 |- | William Gilham | Bronze | Miner age 33 |- | Walter Johnson | Bronze | Miner age 46 |- | Frank Patterson | Bronze | Miner age 25 |- | George Tilley | Bronze | Miner age 28 |- | Samuel Symons | Bronze | Platelayer age 30 |- | William Dunn | Bronze | Miner age 34 |- |Henry Edward Troussellot | Bronzehttps://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/83338545/8339201https://libraries.tas.gov.au/Record/NamesIndex/1966087https://libraries.tas.gov.au/Record/NamesIndex/1466424 | Superintendent Fire Brigade Hobart age 30 |- | Joseph Theodore Caldwell | Bronze | Fireman, Metropolitan Fire Brigade Melbourne age 25 |- | James Kinsella | Certificate1919 'LYELL.', Zeehan and Dundas Herald (Tas. : 1890 - 1922), 29 August, p. 4. , viewed 17 Jan 2024, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article84295448 | Acting mine foreman age 44 |- | William Edmends | Certificate | Travelling shift boss age 43 |- | Henry Powell | Certificate | Engine driver age 27 |- | [[Bass-7851|George Ernest Bass (abt.1882-1941)]] | Certificate | Shift boss age 31 |- | Michael Lonergan | Certificate | Foreman age 35 |- | John Lees | Certificate | Shift boss age 50 |- | [[Dawson-14398|Samuel Joseph Dawson (abt.1880-1931)]] | Certificate | Mine manager Hobart age 32 |} == Research Notes == At funeral March 6th or thereabouts lots of people from Lyell and Gormanston came over the haulage and buses or walking to the funeral of 18 men. 1913 'QUEENSTOWN.', Zeehan and Dundas Herald (Tas. : 1890 - 1922), 6 March, p. 4. , viewed 01 Jul 2023, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article84023156 The final inquest mentions more information about Bourke and all those who died 1913 'QUEENSTOWN.', Zeehan and Dundas Herald (Tas. : 1890 - 1922), 9 June, p. 4. , viewed 01 Jul 2023, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article84024886 More info about humane awards 1921 'THE LYELL FIELD', World (Hobart, Tas. : 1918 - 1924), 2 April, p. 6. , viewed 01 Jul 2023, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article187564061 Information about where many miners originated from 1912 'LYELL SENSATION.', The Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 - 1957), 15 October, p. 7. , viewed 04 Jul 2023, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article10496829 Great description of rescue from 1000ft level, also how men looked as they came out of mine. Also lists of men escaped and rescued 1912 'FIRE DISASTER AT NORTH LYELL MINE.', Zeehan and Dundas Herald (Tas. : 1890 - 1922), 17 October, p. 2. , viewed 01 Jul 2023, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article83338545 More info about letters etc 1912 'NORTH LYELL DISASTER.', The Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 - 1957), 19 October, p. 19. , viewed 15 Nov 2023, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article10509244 Incidents mentioned 1912 'MT. LYELL DISASTER', Snowy River Mail (Orbost, Vic. : 1911 - 1918), 24 October, p. 3. , viewed 15 Nov 2023, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article200249769 Story of McCarthy and Valentine 1913 'FACING DEATH.', The Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 - 1957), 28 June, p. 6. , viewed 15 Nov 2023, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article10792711 1947 'TRAGEDY AND DRAMA AT NORTH LYELL', Advocate (Burnie, Tas. : 1890 - 1954), 1 March, p. 5. , viewed 22 Nov 2023, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article68991194 Miners from Buninyong 1912 'THREE BUNINYONG MINERS EN-TOMBED.', The Ballarat Star (Vic. : 1865 - 1924), 15 October, p. 1. , viewed 06 Dec 2023, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article221729112 Royal commission info 1912 'NORTH LYELL FIRE DISASTER.', Zeehan and Dundas Herald (Tas. : 1890 - 1922), 20 December, p. 2. , viewed 23 Nov 2023, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article84030614 == Sources ==
'''GPS Coordinates:''' Lat: -42.075556, Long: 145.530000
(Underscored names have profiles; boldfaced names are connected to the Big Tree. ) {| border="1" cellpadding="2" |- style=height: 20px; ! align=left | Name ! align=left | Age ! align=left | Marital Status ! align=left | Occupation ! align=left | Residence |- |[[Bawden-937|John Bawden]] |25 |Single | |Linda Valley |- |[[Bianchini-59|Valentine Bianchini]] |48 |Single |Steelrunner at 1100ft level |Presumably boarded in Linda Valley. |- |[[Bolton-5903|William John “Jack” Bolton]] |38 |Single |Shift boss |Gormanston |- |[[Bourke-2055|John Bourke]] |24 |Single | |Daylesford, Victoria |- |'''[[Bray-6084|Samson Rodda Bray]]''' |33 |Married, 2 child | |Bendigo, Victoria |- |'''[[Burk-2523|Louis Burke]]''' |43 |Married |Shaftman |Hobart |- |'''[[Creedon-126|John Creeden]]''' |46 |Married | |Westbury |- |[[Davey-4327|James Henry Davey]] |37 |Married, 4 children | |Linda Valley |- |'''[[Gard-1301|George Frederick Gard]]''' aka “J O’Day” |21 |Single | |Queenstown |- |'''[[Gays-2|Thomas Gays]]''' |22 |Single | |Victoria |- |'''[[Green-54730|Charles Green]]''' |22 |Single | |Launceston |- |'''[[Guy-5067|Harold (Francis Henry) Guy]]''' |27 |Married, 3 children | |Queenstown |- |'''[[Hall-68636|James Thomas Hall]]''' |32 |Married, 2 children | |North Lyell |- |'''[[Hills-3884|Eden Aloysius Hills]]''' |21 |Single | |Hobart |- |'''[[Horne-4813|William "Will" Horne]]''' |45 |Married, 6 children | |Black Lead or Buninyong, Victoria |- |'''[[Jenkins-22250|John Jenkins]]''' |28 |Married | |Hobart |- | '''[[Jones-141398|Milford Henry Jones (1888-1912)]]''' |22 |Single | |Hobart |- |'''[[Leeman-471|John Martin Leeman]]''' |27 |Single | |Victoria |- |'''[[Lewis-56496|Zephaniah Lewis]]''' |41 |Married, 8 children | |Gormanston |- |[[Maher-3904|Thomas Maher]] |31 |Married | |Linda Valley |- |'''[[McCarthy-8521|Joseph “Joe” McCarthy]]''' |40 |Married, 1 child |Shaftman, Left note |Linda Valley |- |'''[[McCasland-290|Eugene Felix McCasland]]''' |27 |Engaged |Winchdriver 700ft level |Linda Valley |- |'''[[McCullagh-296| (T) Edmund Michael McCullagh]]''' |49 |Single | |Queenstown |- |'''[[McGowan-4026|James Bede “Jack” McGowan]]''' |23 |Single | |Queenstown |- |'''[[McLoughlin-912|Bernard McLoughlin]]''' |35 |Married, children | |Ballarat, Victoria |- |'''[[McMaster-1335|Arthur McMaster]]''' |27 |Married | |Victoria |- |[[Mitchell-43935|Herbert John “Bert” Mitchell]] |23 |Single | |Linda Valley |- |[[Moore-82724|Peter Moore]] |48 |Single | | |- |'''[[O'Keefe-1867|Cornelius O’Keefe]]''' |26 |Single | |Tasmania |- |[[Park-7036|James Robert Park]] |37 |Married | |Linda Valley |- |[[Quak-17|Christopher “Speewa” Quak (W.S. Smith)]] |50 |Single | |Victoria |- |[[Reilly-3804|Patrick Reilly]] |46 |Widower, 3 children | |Linda Valley |- |[[Rolfe-2656|Francis John Rolfe]] |31 |Married, 2 children |Shift boss |Linda Valley |- |[[Rolfe-2655|James Roland Rolfe]] |22 |Single | |Malmsbury, Victoria |- |'''[[Saunderson-328|Thomas Saunderson]]''' |37 |Married, 1 child | |North Lyell |- |[[Scott-56902|Leonard Sydney Hall Scott]] |22 |Married, 1 child | |Melbourne, Victoria |- |[[Smith-311840|James William “John” Smith]] |19 |Single | |Tasmania |- |'''[[Studwell-154|John Cape Studwell]]''' |20 |Single | |Tasmania |- |[[Tregonning-164|James Tregonning]] |18 |Single | |Kyvalley, Victoria |- |[[Tregonning-165|William Tregonning]] |22 |Single | |Kyvalley, Victoria |- |'''[[Treverton-121|Richard John “Snowy” Treverton]]''' |34 |Married, 2 children | |Queenstown |- |'''[[Wright-43732|Henry “Harry” Wright]]''' |54 |Married, 2 children | |Linda Valley |- |} '''Table 2: Those who escaped, were rescued or helped others during the disaster'''The Rescued, https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/83334692Rescued and living https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/10253965/8828311912 'FIRE DISASTER AT NORTH LYELL MINE.', Zeehan and Dundas Herald (Tas. : 1890 - 1922), 17 October, p. 2. , viewed 01 Jul 2023, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article83338545 {| border="1" cellpadding="2" |- style=height: 20px;" ! align="left" | Name ! align="left" | Information ! align="left" | Escaped, rescued, helped others |- |J. Adams or F. Adams? | |escaped from the mine |- |G. Anderson | met by 2 sisters, brother and father |rescued on Wednesday 16 October |- |'''[[Arkley-78|John James Arkley (1875-1950)]]''' | |first group rescued on Wednesday 16 October |- |R. Bansfield | | escaped from the mine |- |[[Bass-7851|George Ernest Bass]] |Rescuer - opened winze, first to 700ft level, shift boss age 31 |escaped from the mine 1912 'NORTH LYELL FIRE DISASTER.', Zeehan and Dundas Herald (Tas. : 1890 - 1922), 24 October, p. 3. , viewed 01 Jul 2023, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article83334546 Mentioned in Royal Commission 20 Dec 1912 |- |[[Bayes-650|William Alfred Joseph Bayes (1877-1923)]] | |rescued on Wednesday 16 October |- |G. Bell | | escaped from the mine |- |W. Bennett | mentioned on list on 18 October | escaped from the mine |- |[[Berry-24538|John Berry]] | |escaped from the mine |- | J. Blomquist | aged about 40 | rescued on Wednesday 16 October |- |C. Borromeo or Barromeo | |rescued on Wednesday 16 October |- |'''[[Bowker-1018|William Henry Bowker]]''' |substitute for another miner |rescued on Wednesday 16 October, last person rescued |- | J. Bradley | | escaped from the mine |- |E. Brookes | mentioned on list on 18 October | escaped from the mine |- |G. Brown junior | |rescued on Wednesday 16 October |- |Henry Russell Brown1912 'LYELL DISASTER.', The Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 - 1957), 22 October, p. 7. , viewed 02 Nov 2023, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article10512307 | Death notice1919 'Family Notices', The Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 - 1957), 3 May, p. 11. , viewed 04 Nov 2023, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article1463952, father Charles Brown, Malvern |rescued on Wednesday 16 October |- | A. Burn | | escaped from the mine |- |[[Burns-19661|Thomas William Burns]] |Engine driver - In charge of pump motors at 700 and 1100ft levels1912 'NORTH LYELL FIRE DISASTER.', Zeehan and Dundas Herald (Tas. : 1890 - 1922), 14 December, p. 2. , viewed 17 Jan 2024, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article840323411912 'NORTH LYELL FIRE DISASTER.', Zeehan and Dundas Herald (Tas. : 1890 - 1922), 16 December, p. 4. , viewed 18 Jan 2024, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article84029770 |First saw the smoke, raised the alarm at shaft on 700ft level |- |'''[[Carey-8091|Michael John Carey (abt.1870-1932)]]''' | | escaped from the mine |- | Alfred Reginald Clay | electrician - mentioned Royal Commission 8 Jan 1913 | escaped from the mine |- |Henry Cordell | |escaped from the mine |- |William John Collins |working at 850ft level 20 stope |Mentioned in Royal Commission 20 Dec 1912 |- |William John Corkery 1892 - 1918 | son of David Corkery1918 'LYELL.', Zeehan and Dundas Herald (Tas. : 1890 - 1922), 12 December, p. 4. , viewed 04 Nov 2023, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article84282409 also see war service record |escaped from the mine |- |Leslie Coulter 1889 -1917 | mentioned on list on 18 October, letter to friends1912 'AN EYE [?] ACCOUNT.', Daily Telegraph (Launceston, Tas. : 1883 - 1928), 21 October, p. 5. , viewed 04 Nov 2023, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article152479210witness at hearing 1913 'NORTH LYELL DISASTER.', Examiner (Launceston, Tas. : 1900 - 1954), 7 January, p. 3. (DAILY), viewed 04 Nov 2023, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article50687376DSO in war1916 'DISTINGUISHED SERVICE ORDER.', Examiner (Launceston, Tas. : 1900 - 1954), 27 September, p. 6. (DAILY), viewed 04 Nov 2023, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article50891719in memoriam1917 'QUEENSTOWN', Zeehan and Dundas Herald (Tas. : 1890 - 1922), 10 July, p. 4. , viewed 04 Nov 2023, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article84085386siblings1917 'Zeehan & Dundas Herald. TUESDAY, JULY 24, 1917.', Zeehan and Dundas Herald (Tas. : 1890 - 1922), 24 July, p. 2. , viewed 04 Nov 2023, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article84077150 |escaped from the mine - mentioned at Royal Commission 7 Jan 1913 |- |D. Cox | | escaped from the mine |- | [[Cox-44355|Robert Cox (abt.1857-1913)]] | Underground foreman age 55 |escaped from the mine - Identified bodies at many levels |- |Michael Cunningham |secretary of Lyell branch union |Mentioned in Royal Commission 20 Dec 1912, 8 Jan 1913 |- |A. Darcy | mentioned on list on 18 October |escaped from the mine |- |E. Davis | | escaped from the mine |- |'''[[Dawson-6024|Albert William Dawson (abt.1883-)]]''' | |first group rescued on Wednesday 16 October |- |'''[[Dawson-6025|Alexander Dawson (1884-1933)]]''' | | rescued on Wednesday 16 October - Mentioned in Royal Commission 20 Dec 1912 |- |'''[[Dawson-6027|Henry George Dawson (1891-1916)]]''' | | rescued on Wednesday 16 October |- |[[Dawson-14398|Samuel Joseph Dawson (abt.1880-1931)]] | Mine manager Hobart age 32 | escaped from the mine |- |J. Day | | rescued on Wednesday 16 October |- | George T. Denholm | | escaped from the mine |- |'''[[Dienhoff-18|Albert Hermann Dienhoff (1885-1928)]]''' | had lived in Zeehan | rescued on Wednesday 16 October |- |Duncan Donaghy | 1912 'NORTH LYELL FIRE DISASTER.', Zeehan and Dundas Herald (Tas. : 1890 - 1922), 14 December, p. 2. , viewed 17 Jan 2024, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article84032341 |escaped from the mine - mentioned in Royal Commission 21 Dec 1912 |- |R. Dowling | |escaped from the mine |- |William Dunn | |rescuer mentioned in Royal Commission 20 Dec 1912 |- |Arthur Dutton - 2 brothers | Who is Mick Duttonhttps://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/83328800/8339205 |first group rescued on Wednesday 16 October - mentioned at Royal Commission 7 Jan 1913 |- |W. Dutton - is this Jack? - 2 brothers | interviewed https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/83338545/8339201 |first group rescued on Wednesday 16 October |- |James Elliot | fainted twicehttps://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/83338545/8339201 |rescued on Wednesday 16 October |- |L. Evans | |escaped from the mine |- | E. J. Faulkhead https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/83334692 | Miner | rescued on Sunday 13 October |- |Larry Fisher | pipe fitter 1912 'NORTH LYELL FIRE DISASTER.', Zeehan and Dundas Herald (Tas. : 1890 - 1922), 18 December, p. 4. , viewed 19 Jan 2024, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article84018563 |first group rescued on Wednesday 16 October |- | Constable Flight | Police constable | |- | S. Forester | | escaped from the mine |- |Oswald Fowler | Fitter age 28 | escaped from the mine |- |Robert Friday | platman 1912 'NORTH LYELL FIRE DISASTER.', Zeehan and Dundas Herald (Tas. : 1890 - 1922), 14 December, p. 2. , viewed 17 Jan 2024, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article84032341 |escaped from the mine |- |H. Furhman or Firman | |rescued on Wednesday 16 October |- |'''[[Gadd-1130|Albert Mansfield Gadd]]''' |Miner - rescuer who died soon after 1912 'NORTH LYELL FIRE DISASTER.', Zeehan and Dundas Herald (Tas. : 1890 - 1922), 19 December, p. 4. , viewed 19 Jan 2024, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article84024088 |escaped from the mine |- |'''[[Gadd-1145|Gilbert Arthur Gadd (1890-1949)]]''' | |rescued on Wednesday 16 October |- | J. Gatty | | escaped from the mine |- |S. Gillespie | |escaped from the mine |- |Angus Gillies | timekeeper |escaped from mine |- |'''[[De_Goldi-5|Henry Aloysius De Goldi (1882-1954)]]''' | Shift boss age 28 - worked in 850ft level stope 19 section 6 | escaped from the mine - mentioned Royal Commission 8 Jan 1913 |- |William Leo. Gorey - Zeehanite | sent letter to mother and brother Fred about food being sent down, met by brother |rescued on Wednesday 16 October |- |T. Goulding | | escaped from the mine |- | Charles Grant | Timekeeper | Saw men, found on 700ft level, enter the mine |- |W. Green | brother Charles died in disaster 1912 'DEATH OF MR HORN.', The Ballarat Star (Vic. : 1865 - 1924), 19 October, p. 1. , viewed 06 Dec 2023, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article221729723 |rescued on Wednesday 16 October |- |'''[[Hall-72563|Osborne Hall (1896-)]]''' | his brother James died in the disaster |rescued on Wednesday 16 October |- | Doctor Hamilton | Local doctor | |- |Lyndon Arthur Harris |chief electrician - mentioned in Royal Commission on 10 Jan 1913 | |- |E. Harris or H. Harris? | |rescued on Wednesday 16 October |- | Patrick 'Paddy' Heffernan | old miner |first group rescued on Wednesday 16 October |- |Edward Hewitt | mentioned in Royal Commission 21 Dec 1912 | escaped from the mine |- |B. Hill | | escaped from the mine |- |J. Hollow | | came out with Arthur Dutton group |- |A. Howell proper name Phillip Howell | sister Mrs Williams in Queenstown, he only working for a week from Bendigo |rescued on Wednesday 16 October |- |G. F. Jakins | | escaped from the mine |- |E. L. James | Underground manager | |- | F. Jurgens | | escaped from the mine |- |Patrick 'Paddy' Kennedy | |escaped from the mine |- |Alf Kerrison | |came out with Arthur Dutton group |- | Edward Knight | miner | escaped from the mine |- |S. Knight or F. Knight? | |rescued on Wednesday 16 October |- | H. Krolger or H. Kroeger or two different miners?? | suffered from cold | rescued on Wednesday 16 October |- | T. Lambert | | escaped from the mine |- |J. Leemanhttps://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/83334692 | Miner - is this C. Leemen or are they brothers? | Escaped 400ft level |- |C. Leemen or Leeman | | rescued on Sunday 13 October |- | John 'Jack' Lees | Shift boss age 50 - mentioned Royal Commission 8 Jan 1913 |rescued on Wednesday 16 October |- |Stanley Legg | | escaped from the mine |- |L. Linnell | nearly had to be carried out |rescued on Wednesday 16 October |- |M. Leyden | |rescued on Wednesday 16 October |- |Richard Henry Lonsdale |last man came out from below at 7.20pm |rescued on Wednesday 16 October |- | Michael Lonergan | foreman age 35https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/83338545/8339201 | rescuer using the bucket |- |Joseph Love |Qualified medical practitioner |Examined bodies |- |Frederick Luttrell | Shift boss age 33 | escaped from the mine |- |Alex Lyall | suffered from the cold |rescued on Wednesday 16 October |- | Mick Mahoneyhttps://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/83334692 | Miner | Escaped 400ft level |- | G. Major | | escaped from the mine |- |Mick Mahoney | | rescued on Sunday 13 October |- | Major | | escaped from the mine |- |J. Maloney | | escaped from the mine |- |W. Martin | electrician mentioned on list on 18 October |escaped from the mine |- | Doctor Massey | Local doctor | |- |H. McCallum | |escaped from the mine |- |M. McCaughey | | rescued on Wednesday 16 October |- |Martin John McGowan |Brother of deceased miner |Visited 850ft level |- |T. McGregor | | rescued on Wednesday 16 October |- | Thomas McHenry - is this also William McHenry Royal Commission 21 Dec 1912 | Miner brother in law of deceased miner | escaped from the mine |- | Donald McLean | storeman, underground timekeeper | Recovered bodies at 850ft level1913 'NORTH LYELL FIRE DISASTER.', Zeehan and Dundas Herald (Tas. : 1890 - 1922), 5 March, p. 3. , viewed 01 Jul 2023, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article84021864 |- |J. McLean or M. McLean? | |escaped from the mine |- | J. McLeod | | escaped from the mine |- |J. McNamee | | rescued on Wednesday 16 October |- |Alf Mitchell | brother of Bert who died 1912 'THREE BUNINYONG MINERS EN-TOMBED.', The Ballarat Star (Vic. : 1865 - 1924), 15 October, p. 1. , viewed 06 Dec 2023, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article221729112 | rescued on Wednesday 16 October |- | William Henry Montressor |platman off sider | escaped from the mine |- |Denis Mooney | |rescued on Wednesday 16 October |- |'''[[Monish-1|Antony Monish (abt.1870-1944)]]''' | | rescued on Wednesday 16 October |- | J. Morrissey | wife on Queenstown coach met him as walking to Linda Valleyhttps://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/83338545/8339201 | first group rescued on Wednesday 16 October |- |J. Mousell or Monsell? | suffered from cold |rescued on Wednesday 16 October |- |J. Mullins | 1912 'NORTH LYELL FIRE DISASTER.', Zeehan and Dundas Herald (Tas. : 1890 - 1922), 14 December, p. 2. , viewed 17 Jan 2024, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article84032341 | escaped from the mine |- |J. Murdoch | |rescued on Wednesday 16 October |- |'''[[Murray-19113|Russell Mervyn Murray (1877-1945)]]''' | Engineer in charge age 37 | Recovered bodies at 700ft level |- |R. Murton | |escaped from the mine |- |W. Norfolk | |escaped from the mine |- |C. O'Connor or James O'Connor | engine driver at hoist 1912 'NORTH LYELL FIRE DISASTER.', Zeehan and Dundas Herald (Tas. : 1890 - 1922), 17 December, p. 2. , viewed 19 Jan 2024, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article84024452 | escaped from the mine |- | Richard O'Connor | Miner age 35 | escaped from the mine, warned by Gadd |- | Constable David O'Keefe | Policeman | Recovered bodies 700ft level |- |W. Oldfield | |rescued on Wednesday 16 October |- | R. O'Shea | | escaped from the mine |- |Alexander Herbert Parnham https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/83334692 | Miner | rescued on Sunday 13 October, helped rescue more |- |Frank Patterson |miner age 25 |escaped with Gadd - mentioned in Royal Commission 20 Dec 1912 |- | R. Peamment | | escaped from the mine |- | [[Pearton-29|John Daniel Pearton (1877-abt.1949)]] | foreman age 37 https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/83338545/8339201 | rescuer using the bucket |- |H. Petty | | escaped from the mine |- |George Quill | |rescued on Wednesday 16 October |- |W. Quill | | escaped from the mine |- |M. Rice | | rescued on Wednesday 16 October |- | J. Riseley | | escaped from the mine |- |T. Roslan | |rescued on Wednesday 16 October |- |John Ryan |shift boss |mentioned Royal Commission 8 Jan 1913 |- |Thomas Joseph Ryan | | first group rescued on Wednesday 16 October |- |Joseph Seville | mentioned at Royal Commission 7 Jan 193 | escaped from the mine |- | J. Shaw | | escaped from the mine |- |L. Shipley | |escaped from the mine |- | Walter Simmonds | oldest miner of those rescued on Wednesday | rescued on Wednesday 16 October |- |F. Simson or Fred Simon? | Workmen's inspector |first group rescued on Wednesday 16 October |- |A. J. Smith | |rescued on Wednesday 16 October |- |John Smith |working at 1000ft level 24 section |mentioned in Royal Commission 20 Dec 1912 |- | J. T. 'Jack' Smith | hero who kept men on the 1000ft level through wise counselhttps://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/83338545/8339201https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/83328800/8339205 |first group rescued on Wednesday 16 October |- | J. Sparkes | | escaped from the mine |- | S. Sparkes | | escaped from the mine |- |Robert Francis Stone | | escaped from the mine |- | J. Street | | escaped from the mine |- |Samuel Symons | platelayer age 30 | escaped from the mine |- | J. Telford | |escaped from the mine |- |E. Walker | | escaped from the mine |- | Henry Williams |Shift boss age 58 | Saw bodies at 700ft level |- | John Hannaford Williams or J. Williams? | | escaped from the mine |- |A. Woodhouse |met by his brother from Launceston |first group rescued on Wednesday 16 October |- |M. Wright | suffered from cold |rescued on Wednesday 16 October |- |A. Young | 1912 'NORTH LYELL FIRE DISASTER.', Zeehan and Dundas Herald (Tas. : 1890 - 1922), 14 December, p. 2. , viewed 17 Jan 2024, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article84032341 |escaped from the mine |- |F. Young or E. Young? | 1912 'NORTH LYELL FIRE DISASTER.', Zeehan and Dundas Herald (Tas. : 1890 - 1922), 14 December, p. 2. , viewed 17 Jan 2024, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article84032341 | escaped from the mine |- |} '''Table 3: Humane Society awards'''1914 'LYELL HEROES.', Examiner (Launceston, Tas. : 1900 - 1954), 3 August, p. 3. (DAILY), viewed 29 Jun 2023, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article50770033 {| border="1" cellpadding="2" |- style=height: 20px;" ! align="left" | Name ! align="center" | Award ! align="left" | Occupation |- | '''[[Gadd-1130|Albert Mansfield Gadd]]''' | Gold | Miner deceased, will be presented to grandmother in Hobart |- | '''[[Murray-19113|Russell Mervyn Murray (1877-1945)]]''' | Silverhttps://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/83338545/8339201 | Engineer in charge age 37 |- | [[Chambers-13594|Frederick James Chambers]] | Silver | Pipe fitter's assistant age 35 |- |''' [[Burton-12448|Frederick John Burton (1864-1941)]]''' | Silver | Shift boss age 48 |- | [[Cox-44355|Robert Cox (abt.1857-1913)]] | Silver | Foreman age 65? |- |[[Pearton-29|John Daniel Pearton (1877-abt.1949)]] | Silver | Foreman age 37 |- | Charles Brown | Silver | Diver age 35 from Hobart |- | Arthur Neighbour Moore | Silverhttps://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/83338545/8339201 | fireman, Metropolitan Fire Brigade Melbourne, age 28 |- | [[Peasnell-19|James Henry Peasnell (abt.1880-1917)]] | Silver | Miner age 30 |- |Richard O'Connor | Silver | Miner age 35 |- | [[Sawyer-9298|Basil Sawyer (abt.1871-1953)]] | Bronze | Local superintendent age 42 |- | Henry de Golde | Bronze | Shift boss age 28 |- | Henry Williams | Bronze | Shift boss age 58 |- | Joseph Smedley | Bronze | Shift boss age 40 |- | Frederick Luttrell | Bronze | Shift boss age 33 |- | Aaron White | Bronze | Miner age 53 |- | Oswald Fowler | Bronze | Fitter age 28 |- | William Gilham | Bronze | Miner age 33 |- | Walter Johnson | Bronze | Miner age 46 |- | Frank Patterson | Bronze | Miner age 25 |- | George Tilley | Bronze | Miner age 28 |- | Samuel Symons | Bronze | Platelayer age 30 |- | William Dunn | Bronze | Miner age 34 |- |Henry Edward Troussellot | Bronzehttps://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/83338545/8339201https://libraries.tas.gov.au/Record/NamesIndex/1966087https://libraries.tas.gov.au/Record/NamesIndex/1466424 | Superintendent Fire Brigade Hobart age 30 |- | Joseph Theodore Caldwell | Bronze | Fireman, Metropolitan Fire Brigade Melbourne age 25 |- | James Kinsella | Certificate1919 'LYELL.', Zeehan and Dundas Herald (Tas. : 1890 - 1922), 29 August, p. 4. , viewed 17 Jan 2024, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article84295448 | Acting mine foreman age 44 |- | William Edmends | Certificate | Travelling shift boss age 43 |- | Henry Powell | Certificate | Engine driver age 27 |- | [[Bass-7851|George Ernest Bass (abt.1882-1941)]] | Certificate | Shift boss age 31 |- | Michael Lonergan | Certificate | Foreman age 35 |- | John Lees | Certificate | Shift boss age 50 |- | [[Dawson-14398|Samuel Joseph Dawson (abt.1880-1931)]] | Certificate | Mine manager Hobart age 32 |} == Research Notes == At funeral March 6th or thereabouts lots of people from Lyell and Gormanston came over the haulage and buses or walking to the funeral of 18 men. 1913 'QUEENSTOWN.', Zeehan and Dundas Herald (Tas. : 1890 - 1922), 6 March, p. 4. , viewed 01 Jul 2023, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article84023156 The final inquest mentions more information about Bourke and all those who died 1913 'QUEENSTOWN.', Zeehan and Dundas Herald (Tas. : 1890 - 1922), 9 June, p. 4. , viewed 01 Jul 2023, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article84024886 More info about humane awards 1921 'THE LYELL FIELD', World (Hobart, Tas. : 1918 - 1924), 2 April, p. 6. , viewed 01 Jul 2023, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article187564061 Information about where many miners originated from 1912 'LYELL SENSATION.', The Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 - 1957), 15 October, p. 7. , viewed 04 Jul 2023, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article10496829 Great description of rescue from 1000ft level, also how men looked as they came out of mine. Also lists of men escaped and rescued 1912 'FIRE DISASTER AT NORTH LYELL MINE.', Zeehan and Dundas Herald (Tas. : 1890 - 1922), 17 October, p. 2. , viewed 01 Jul 2023, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article83338545 More info about letters etc 1912 'NORTH LYELL DISASTER.', The Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 - 1957), 19 October, p. 19. , viewed 15 Nov 2023, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article10509244 Incidents mentioned 1912 'MT. LYELL DISASTER', Snowy River Mail (Orbost, Vic. : 1911 - 1918), 24 October, p. 3. , viewed 15 Nov 2023, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article200249769 Story of McCarthy and Valentine 1913 'FACING DEATH.', The Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 - 1957), 28 June, p. 6. , viewed 15 Nov 2023, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article10792711 1947 'TRAGEDY AND DRAMA AT NORTH LYELL', Advocate (Burnie, Tas. : 1890 - 1954), 1 March, p. 5. , viewed 22 Nov 2023, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article68991194 Miners from Buninyong 1912 'THREE BUNINYONG MINERS EN-TOMBED.', The Ballarat Star (Vic. : 1865 - 1924), 15 October, p. 1. , viewed 06 Dec 2023, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article221729112 Royal commission info 1912 'NORTH LYELL FIRE DISASTER.', Zeehan and Dundas Herald (Tas. : 1890 - 1922), 20 December, p. 2. , viewed 23 Nov 2023, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article84030614 == Sources ==
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[[Category:North Platte, Nebraska]] [[Category:North Platte Cemetery, North Platte, Nebraska]] [[Project:Nebraska_Cemeteries|Nebraska Cemeteries Project]] === Note === This page has been revised to include only local notable burials. For all other burials in North Platte Cemetery, Lincoln County, Nebraska, United States, please visit the Category page (link at bottom of page). ===About=== The City of North Platte Public Service Department is responsible for the management of the North Platte Cemetery. The Cemetery is located on West Rodeo Road (Highway 30). As of 2019 the cemetery sits on 30 developed acres, and has an additional 15 acres available for future needs. In the 1860's this area was on the outskirts of North Platte and was one upon a time designated 4th Street and Locust Street. The North Platte Cemetery Association was created on December 13, 1872, and five acres of land was purchased for $20 per acre. On June 13, 1873, a plot of land located north of Rodeo Road was divided into lots and offered for sale at $10 each. An additional 10 acres was purchased In 1884, from Mrs. William F. Cody. Unfortunately prairie fires destroyed plantings in the cemetery several times. The Cemetery was fenced in 1913 and does not have a formal entryway announcing it to be North Platte Cemetery. There are two entryways located off of Rodeo Road and a third located on the East end of the Cemetery. It wasn't until more recent times that a turf maintenance program and underground sprinklers were installed. This is an active cemetery and in 2019 the cemetery contains around 17,600 burials. North Platte Cemetery is the final resting place of many individuals who left their mark in one way or another on the history of North Platte and the State of Nebraska. A few of those honorable, as well as a a few of the infamous, individuals are listed below in the Table of Notable Interments. For specific photo requests contact [[Marshall-8222|Sondra Marshall]]. ===To Do=== * Complete photography and transcription of all headstones located in the cemetery. * Link existing profiles or create new profiles for persons listed in the Table of Interments. *Validate links and transcription information ===Table of Notable Interments=== {| class="wikitable sortable" border="1" |+ Sortable table |- ! scope="col" | Last Name ! scope="col" | First/Middle Names/Initials |- | [[Bird-7283 | Bird]] || Lt Lee Wilson || |- | Cook || Clara A. || |- | Cook || Frank|| |- | Cook || Anna M|| |- | [[Crocker-2808 | Frederici]] || Ame E. || |- | [[Frederici-16 | Frederici]] || John F. || |- | [[Buck-6010 | Frederici]]|| Mary E|| |- | [[Frederici-15 | Frederici]] || Francis J || |- | Frederici || Lois Margaret || |- | Frederici || Harold Anthony || |- | [[Frederici-17 | Frederici]] || James G || |- | [[Frederici-12|Frederici]] || John || |- | [[ Smith-147534 |Frederici]] || Margrete || |- |[[Goodman-4132 | Goodman]] || James Alvin || |- | [[Cody-825 | Goodman ]]|| Julia Cody || |- | [[Goodman-4135 |Goodman]] || Henry J || |- | Keith || Cassie (Casey) || |- | Keith || Morell C || |- | Keith || Susan C || |- | [[Kuroki-3 |Kuroki]] || George I || |- | [[Miyata-1 | Kuroki ]] || Mitsue E. || |- | [[ Kuroki-12 | Kuroki]] || Joel S. || |- | [[Kuroki-13 | Kuroki]] || Rex S. || |- | [[Kuroki-2 |Kuroki]] || Shosuke || |- | [[Yokoyama-7| Kuroki]] || Naka || |- | [[ Kuroki-4 |Kuroki]] || Fred S. || |- | [[ Kuroki-14 |Kuroki]] || Henry J.|| |- |[[Neville-2085 | Neville]] || Keith || |- | Neville || Mary Neill || |- | [[Keith-4277 | Neville]] || Mollie (Keith)|| |- | [[Neville-2734 |Neville]] || William || |- | Neville || Willie R || |-
North Prong Cemetery, Baxter, Florida
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[[Category: Baxter, Florida]] [[Category: Baker County, Florida, Cemeteries]] This page is part of the Florida Cemeteries Team. See the [[:Category:North_Prong_Cemetery%2C_Baxter%2C_Florida|North Prong Cemetery]] category for people buried in this cemetery. '''Cemetery name:''' North Prong Cemetery '''Address:'''
North Prong Primitive Baptist Church
Baxter, Florida
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North Prong Primitive Baptist Church
Baxter, Florida
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Return to [[Space:Germany Regions Team|Germany's 16 Modern Regions]] ---- =North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany/Nordrhein-Westfalen, Deutschland= This page was created to offer a place to collaborate on North Rhine-Westphalia research. You can ask questions in the comments below or offer suggestions on new resources to attach to our resources list. ==How Can You Help Improve Profiles In This Region?== *There are extensive profile improvements that need to be done in this region and we could really use your help. See links, below. *Members with knowledge of this region can answer questions and offer guidance on this page, our Google Group and on G2G. *Ensure the information and links on this page are up-to-date (especially for archival and research site information) *Do you live in North Rhine-Westphalia? You can offer archive, library, church, etc. research visits for other members. *Create new Space pages for region-specific geographical, topical, or other, that include images, history, and anything helpful for collaborating and helping other researchers. ===Links=== :We'd appreciate your help with sourcing, connecting, merging and fixing database errors on the profiles in this region. Click the links below to get lists of profiles in North Rhine-Westphalia that need some love (click "get profiles" in the left column to generate a list): *UNSOURCED PROFILES: to get a list of [[Help:Sources_FAQ|unsourced]] profiles that need reliable sources added, click '''[https://plus.wikitree.com/default.htm?report=srch1&Query=location%3DNorth+Rhine-Westphalia+unsourced&MaxProfiles=5000&SortOrder=BiDa&PageSize=500 HERE]''' to search "North Rhine-Westphalia", click '''[https://plus.wikitree.com/default.htm?report=srch1&Query=location%3DNordrhein-Westfalen+unsourced&MaxProfiles=5000&SortOrder=BiDa&PageSize=500 HERE]''' to search "Nordrhein-Westfalen". 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For more information/instruction on clearing database errors, see [[Space:Germany_Project_Data_Doctors_Team|Germany Project Data Doctors Team]]. ==Overview of North Rhine-Westphalia== : Flag and Coat of Arms: :{{Image|file=German_Flags-8.png |size=s |align=l }} {{Image|file=North_Rhine-Westphalia_Team-1.png |size=s |align=l }}{{Clear}} :State of the Federal Republic of Germany: 1946 :Capital: Düsseldorf :English: North Rhine-Westphalia :German: Nordrhein-Westfalen :Previous locations: [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Province_of_Westphalia Province of Westphalia], [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Free_State_of_Lippe Lippe] {{Image|file=North_Rhine-Westphalia_Team.png |size=s |align=r |caption=NRW location in Germany }} :Located in Western Germany, it is the most populated (over 17.5 million people) non-city-state in Germany while being the fourth largest in area. Ten of Germany’s largest cities are located within its borders. *[https://www.land.nrw/ Land.NRW]: Official website *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/North_Rhine-Westphalia Wikipedia]: North Rhine-Westphalia *[https://en.wikivoyage.org/wiki/North_Rhine-Westphalia WikiVoyage]: North Rhine-Westphalia *[https://www.britannica.com/place/North-Rhine-Westphalia Britannica]: North-Rhine-Westphalia *[https://www.mygermancity.com/north-rhine-westphalia MyGermanCity]: North Rhine Westphalia *[https://www.nationsonline.org/oneworld/Germany/nordrhein-westfalen.htm NationsOnline]: Nordrhein-Westfalen ===Maps=== :North Rhine-Westphalia encompasses the plains of the Lower Rhine region and parts of the Central Uplands (die Mittelgebirge) up to the gorge of Porta Westfalica. The state shares borders with Belgium (Wallonia) in the southwest and the Netherlands (Limburg, Gelderland and Overijssel) in the west and northwest. It has borders with the German states of Lower Saxony to the north and northeast, Rhineland-Palatinate to the south and Hesse to the southeast. :Coordinates: 51°28′N 7°33′E *[https://www.meyersgaz.org/ Meyers Gazetteer Search] *[http://maps.google.com/maps?q=North_Rhine-Westphalia GoogleMaps]: North Rhine-Westphalia *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/North_Rhine-Westphalia#/media/File:North_Rhine-Westphalia_Topography_08.png Wikipedia]: Geographic map of North Rhine-Westphalia *[https://en.wikivoyage.org/wiki/North_Rhine-Westphalia#/media/File:Northrhinewestphalia-regions.png WikiVoyage]: Regions of North Rhine-Westphalia *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/North_Rhine-Westphalia#/media/File:North_rhine_w_Landschaftsverb%C3%A4nde.svg Wikipedia]: Map of the Two Regional Authorities (Landschaftsverbände) *[https://www.openstreetmap.org/relation/62761#map=7/51.440/7.664 OpenStreetMap]: North Rhine-Westphalia (62761) *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rhine-Ruhr#/media/File:Rhein-Ruhr-Region-LEP.png Wikipedia]: Rhine-Ruhr metropolitan region, the largest conurbation of the European continent (population: 11 million) ===History=== :The modern state was established by the British military’s “Operation Marriage” on August 23, 1946. It merged the provinces of the Rhine and Westphalia. Then that of the former state of Lippe was added on January 21, 1947. Ancient history goes back with documentation of various tribes in the time of Julius Caesar. By late Roman times tribal groupings now referred to as the Franks, crossed the Rhine. By the end of the 5th century, Franks had conquered all the left bank lands of North Rhine-Westphalia. The consolidation of these lands took place in the 9th century under Charlemagne. *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_North_Rhine-Westphalia Wikipedia]: History of North Rhine-Westphalia *[https://www.lwl.org/westfaelische-geschichte/portal/Internet/haupt.php?urlNeu= LWL.org Internet Portal] Westfalische-Geschichte *[https://www.land.nrw/en/history Land.NRW]: WIR in NRW - History *[https://www.history.com/this-day-in-history/hitler-reoccupies-the-rhineland This Day in History]: March 7, 1936 *[http://totallyhistory.com/remilitarization-of-the-rhineland/ TotallyHistory.com]: Remilitarization of the Rhineland *[https://www.historyonthenet.com/nazi-germany-the-rhineland HistoryontheNet.com]: Nazi Germany – The Rhineland *[https://www.historytoday.com/archive/months-past/treaty-westphalia HistoryToday.com]: The Treaty of Westphalia *[http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/15601b.htm NewAdvent.org]: - Westphalia *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Principality_of_Lippe Wikipedia]: Principality of Lippe *[https://www.britannica.com/place/Lippe Britannica]: Lippe *[http://www.zum.de/whkmla/region/germany/xlippe.html Zum.de]: History of Lippe ===Culture=== :Germany has a number of different cultures. Shaped by Prussian traditions, Ruhr Valley traditions, and traditions of the big cities within its borders. It is one of the most diverse areas of Germany. It has lowlands in the north and forested low mountains in the south. It has a mostly temperate climate. A number of rivers and lakes are home to various water sports. Coal and steel are principal industries. It is home to a sophisticated canal system and two of the largest European ports, Dortmund and Duisburg ports. It boasts a number of castles, World Heritage Sites, Archaeological sites, and large cities each with its own diverse culture. Boating, sailing, snow and water skiing, horseback riding, hiking trails and has two indoor ski centers where winter sports are possible all year long. Its cuisine is described as hearty and substantial. The most well-known foods from North Rhine-Westphalia include Sauerbraten, waffles, potato pancakes and hearty soups and stews. *[https://theculturetrip.com/europe/germany/articles/the-best-things-to-do-in-north-rhine-westphalia-germany/ TheCultureTrip.com]: The Best Things to do in North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany *[https://www.land.nrw/en/welcome Land.NRW]: Welcome North Rhine-Westphalia *[http://www.travelmyne.com/europe/germany/north-rhine-westphalia TravelMyne.com]: North Rhine-Westphalia - Economy and Culture at the Rhine *[https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attractions-g187366-Activities-North_Rhine_Westphalia.html TripAdvisor]: Things to Do in North Rhine-Westphalia *[https://en.wikivoyage.org/wiki/North_Rhine-Westphalia WikiVoyage] North Rhine-Westphalia *[https://medium.com/@germanyinuk/unesco-world-heritage-sites-north-rhine-westphalia-390d0b0a5832 UNESCO World Heritage Sites]: North Rhine-Westphalia *[https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attractions-g187366-Activities-c49-t1,28,29,30,33,35,161-North_Rhine_Westphalia.html TripAdvisor]: Museums in North Rhine-Westphalia *[https://archaeology-travel.com/destinations/europe/germany/north-rhine-westphalia/ Archaeology Travel] *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xanten Wikipedia]: Xanten *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xanten#/media/File:Arch%C3%A4ologischer_Park_Xanten_DE.png Wikipedia]: Colonia Ulpia Traiana, Tricensimae, Archäologischer Park Xanten *[http://www.reise-photografie.de/nordrhein-westfalen.htm Reise-photografie.de] *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_German_dishes#Rhineland Wikipedia]: List of German Dishes - Rhineland *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_German_dishes#Westphalia Wikipedia]: List of German Dishes - Westphalia *[https://www.nrw-tourism.com/cuisine-north-rhine-westphalia NRWTourism.com]: The Cuisine of North Rhine-Westphalia *[https://germanfoods.org/german-food-facts/rhineland-specialties/ GermanFoods.org]: Rhineland Specialties: Foods *[https://www.tasteatlas.com/north-rhine-westphalia TasteAtlas] *[http://travel-to-germany.info/cuisine/german-cuisine-north-rhine-westphalia/ Travel-to-Germany.info]: German Cuisine: North Rhine-Westphalia ==Research Help and Regional Resources== ===Online Resource Compilations=== *[http://ofb.genealogy.net/ Genealogy.net]: Online Familienbücher aka OFBs (regional family books). Also see [[Space:Familienbücher:_German_Family_Books|THIS PAGE]] for Familienbücher that are not available online, but our members will do lookups for you. *[http://www.archive.nrw.de/?lang=engl Archive.nrw.de]: NRW Archive Portal *[https://www.familysearch.org/wiki/en/North_Rhine-Westphalia_(Nordrhein-Westfalen),_Germany_Genealogy FamilySearch]: North Rhine-Westphalia (Nordrhein-Westfalen), Germany Genealogy *[https://sites.rootsweb.com/~deunrhwf/ RootsWeb]: North Rhine-Westphalia GenWeb Project *[http://stemwedegenealogy.com/ Stemwede Genealogy Home Page] *[https://www.jewishgen.org/databases/Germany/Westphalia.htm JewishGen.org]: Westphalian Jews *[http://www.theancestorhunt.com/blog/europe-free-online-historical-newspapers#.XQmRCohKh9B The Ancestor Hunt]: free online resources for international newspapers: see the section for Germany. *[http://wiki-en.genealogy.net/Main_Page Genealogy.net]: GenWiki, main page *[https://www.germanroots.com/germanlinks.html German Roots.com]: German Genealogy Resources on the Internet *[[:Category:Germany_Genealogy_Resources|WikiTree Category]]: Germany Genealogy Resources *[[Space:Germany_Project_Resources|WikiTree: Germany Project Resources]] ===Vital Records=== *[https://www.familysearch.org/wiki/en/North_Rhine--Westphalia_Online_Genealogy_Records FamilySearch]: North Rhine-Westphalia Online Genealogy Records *[https://wwwp.familysearch.org/wiki/en/Westphalia_(Westfalen)_Online_Genealogy_Records FamilySearch]: Westphalia (Westfalen) Online Genealogy Records *[https://forebears.io/germany/north-rhine-westphalia Forebears]: North Rhine-Westphalia *[http://genealoger.com/german/ger_4_nordrheinwestfalen.htm Genealoger]: Nordrhein-Westfalen *[https://www.archion.de/de/browse/?no_cache=1 Archion.de]: Protestant church records ($subcription site) *[https://data.matricula-online.eu/en/deutschland/ Matricula]: Catholic Church records *[https://www.familysearch.org/wiki/en/Germany_Online_Genealogy_Records FamilySearch]: Germany Online Genealogy Records *[https://www.familysearch.org/wiki/en/Germany_Church_Records FamilySearch]: German Church Records *[https://www.familysearch.org/wiki/en/Germany_Civil_Registration FamilySearch]: German Civil Registration === Religious Facilities=== *[https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attractions-g187366-Activities-c47-t10,175-North_Rhine_Westphalia.html TripAdvisor]: Attractions North Rhine-Westphalia *[https://www.familysearch.org/wiki/en/Germany_Church_Directories FamilySearch]: Germany Church Directories *[https://www.familysearch.org/wiki/en/German_Jewish_Records FamilySearch]: German Jewish Records *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Religion_in_Germany Wikipedia]: Religion in Germany ===Newspapers and Obituaries=== *[https://www.zeitpunkt.nrw Zeitungsportal zeit.PunktNRW]: a free, searchable newspaper archive for Nordrhein Westfalen, with loads of local historical newspapers. *[https://www.wgff-tz.de/index.php The Totenzettel-Sammlung of the Westdeutsche Gesellschaft für Familienforschung e.V]: currently nearly 570.000 Totenzettel (obituaries) in German. Great resource for the area, free and searchable without an account. *[https://sich-erinnern.de/ Obits at https://sich-erinnern.de/] ===Emigration=== *[https://www.germangenealogygroup.com/records-search/german_emigrants.php Germany Genealogy Group]: German Emigration Database *[https://www.deutsche-auswanderer-datenbank.de/index.php?id=275&L=1 Historisches Museum Bremerhaven]: German Emigrant Database *[https://immigrantships.net/bremenproj/bremenproject.html Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild]: Transcribed Ships Manifests Departing from Germany. Ports of departure include: Altona, Bremen, Bremerhaven, Cuxhaven, Geestemunde, Hamburg, Stettin, Swinemunde (currently Swinoujscie, Poland), German Unspecified Ports *[https://www.germanroots.com/emigration.html GermanRoots.com]: Online German Emigration Records, Lists and Indexes *[http://www.lippe-auswanderer.de/index-eng.htm lippe-auswanderer.de]; Emigration from Lippe to the USA *[https://web.archive.org/web/20170821040328/http://www.germanyroots.com/ships/index.php?lan=en&cat=1 GermanyRoots]: Ship's Database *WikiTree Immigration/Emigration Categories: ::*[[:Category:Immigration_Records_and_Passenger_Lists|Category: Immigration Records and Passenger Lists]] ::*[[:Category:German_Confederation%2C_Emigrants|Category: German Confederation, Emigrants]] ::*[[:Category:Germany%2C_Emigrants|Category: Germany, Emigrants]] ::*[[:Category:American_Immigration|Category: American Immigration]] === Local Cemeteries=== *[https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:Cemeteries_in_North_Rhine-Westphalia WikiMedia Category]: Cemeteries in North Rhine-Westphalia *[https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/search?cemetery-name=&cemetery-loc=+Nordrhein-Westfalen%2C+Germany&only-with-cemeteries=cemOnly&locationId=state_1556&page=1#loc-city_404426 FindAGrave]: List of Cemeteries in Nordrhein-Westfalen *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_cemeteries_in_Germany#North_Rhine-Westphalia_(Nordrhein-Westfalen) Wikipedia]: List of Cemeteries in Nordrhein-Westfalen *[https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:Jewish_cemeteries_in_North_Rhine-Westphalia WikiMedia Category]: Jewish cemeteries in North Rhine-Westphalia *[https://www.landmarkscout.com/german-war-cemetery-geldern-north-rhine-westphalia-germany/ German War Cemetery Geldern]: North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Balve Wikipedia]: Balve ===Libraries=== *[https://www.worldcat.org/libraries WorldCat Library Search] *[https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:Libraries_in_North_Rhine-Westphalia WikiMedia Category]: Libraries in North Rhine-Westphalia ===Colleges and Universities=== : They often have local records and have professors who are versed in local lore so can be a wonderful resource and many are multilingual. North Rhine-Westphalia is home to 14 universities and over 50 partly postgraduate colleges *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Education_in_North_Rhine-Westphalia Wikipedia]: Education in North Rhine-Westphalia *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Universities_and_colleges_in_North_Rhine-Westphalia Wikipedia Category]: Universities and colleges in North Rhine-Westphalia *[https://www.4icu.org/de/north-rhine-westphalia/ 4ICU.org]: Top Universities in North Rhine-Westphalia *[https://www.topuniversities.com/blog/german-universities-north-rhine-westphalia-bigger-better TopUniversities.com]: German Universities in North Rhine-Westphalia ===Local Phone/Address Books=== *[https://www.loc.gov/rr/european/phonede/dephoneA-D.html Library of Congress] Address/Telephone Directories from Germany *[http://phonebookoftheworld.com/essen/ PhoneBookoftheWorld.com]: Essen *[http://phonebookoftheworld.com/aachen/ PhoneBookoftheWorld.com]: Aachen *[http://phonebookoftheworld.com/cologne/ PhoneBookoftheWorld.com]: Cologne *[http://phonebookoftheworld.com/duesseldorf/ PhoneBookoftheWorld.com]: Düsseldorf *[https://digitale-sammlungen.ulb.uni-bonn.de/periodical/titleinfo/1645717 Bonn address book] ===Local Genealogy Groups=== *[[Space:Lists_of_Adresses_for_Family_Research_in_Germany|WikiTree Space: List of Addresses for Family Research in Germany]] *Westdeutsche Gesellschaft für Familienkunde - West German Society for Family Studies) [http://www.wgff.de/ WGFF.de]: this site has resources for research in the former Prussian Rhine Province; today North Rhine-Westphalia (admin districts Dusseldorf and Cologne) and Rhineland-Palatinate (admin districts Koblenz and Trier) *[https://www.familysearch.org/wiki/en/North_Rhine-Westphalia_(Nordrhein-Westfalen)_Societies FamilySearch]: North Rhine-Westphalia (Nordrhein-Westfalen) Societies ===WikiTree Free Space Pages and One-Place Studies=== :Have you created a page that you'd like included below? Add a profile comment below with a link to what you would like to contribute. The following pages were created by our project members: * ==WikiTree Categories== [[:Category: North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany|North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany]] :Subcategories: *[[:Category:North_Rhine-Westphalia%2C_Cemeteries|North Rhine-Westphalia, Cemeteries]] *[[:Category:Nordrhein-Westfalen%2C_Unsourced_Profiles|Nordrhein-Westfalen, Unsourced Profiles]] *[[:Category:Districts_and_Independent_Cities_of_North_Rhine-Westphalia|Districts and Independent Cities of North Rhine-Westphalia]] ==Translation Aides== :In Germany a number of different written languages and dialects were used. Below are some links to sites which may help you with old documents. *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/S%C3%BCtterlin Sütterlin] *[https://www.familysearch.org/wiki/en/Germany_Handwriting Germany Handwriting] *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kurrent Kurrent] *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blackletter Blackletter] *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fraktur Fraktur] *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C3%9F ß] *[https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/f/f8/Brockhaus_1894_Deutsche_Mundarten.jpg Brockhaus 1894 Deutsche Mundarten] (map) *[http://www.math.ubc.ca/~cass/frivs/latin/latin-dict-full.html Latin phrases] because many old records are written in Latin this is a handy list of commonly used Latin phrases. *[[Space:Genealogy_Glossary|Genealogy Glossary]] of multiple languages using common genealogy related words.
Return to [[Space:Germany Regions Team|Germany's 16 Modern Regions]] ---- =North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany/Nordrhein-Westfalen, Deutschland= This page was created to offer a place to collaborate on North Rhine-Westphalia research. You can ask questions in the comments below or offer suggestions on new resources to attach to our resources list. ==How Can You Help Improve Profiles In This Region?== *There are extensive profile improvements that need to be done in this region and we could really use your help. See links, below. *Members with knowledge of this region can answer questions and offer guidance on this page, our Google Group and on G2G. *Ensure the information and links on this page are up-to-date (especially for archival and research site information) *Do you live in North Rhine-Westphalia? You can offer archive, library, church, etc. research visits for other members. *Create new Space pages for region-specific geographical, topical, or other, that include images, history, and anything helpful for collaborating and helping other researchers. ===Links=== :We'd appreciate your help with sourcing, connecting, merging and fixing database errors on the profiles in this region. Click the links below to get lists of profiles in North Rhine-Westphalia that need some love (click "get profiles" in the left column to generate a list): *UNSOURCED PROFILES: to get a list of [[Help:Sources_FAQ|unsourced]] profiles that need reliable sources added, click '''[https://plus.wikitree.com/default.htm?report=srch1&Query=location%3DNorth+Rhine-Westphalia+unsourced&MaxProfiles=5000&SortOrder=BiDa&PageSize=500 HERE]''' to search "North Rhine-Westphalia", click '''[https://plus.wikitree.com/default.htm?report=srch1&Query=location%3DNordrhein-Westfalen+unsourced&MaxProfiles=5000&SortOrder=BiDa&PageSize=500 HERE]''' to search "Nordrhein-Westfalen". 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For more information/instruction on merging and unmerged matches, see [[Space:Germany_Project_Arborists_Team#Research_Unmerged_Matches|Germany Project Arborists Team]] *SUGGESTIONS: To get a list of [[Help:Suggestions|suggestions]] aka database errors that need data doctor attention, click '''[https://plus.wikitree.com/default.htm?report=err6&Query=location%3DNorth+Rhine-Westphalia+&MaxErrors=1000& HERE]''' to search "North Rhine-Westphalia", click '''[https://plus.wikitree.com/default.htm?report=err6&Query=location%3DNordrhein-Westfalen+&MaxErrors=1000& HERE]''' to search "Nordrhein-Westfalen". For more information/instruction on clearing database errors, see [[Space:Germany_Project_Data_Doctors_Team|Germany Project Data Doctors Team]]. ==Overview of North Rhine-Westphalia== : Flag and Coat of Arms: :{{Image|file=German_Flags-8.png |size=s |align=l }} {{Image|file=North_Rhine-Westphalia_Team-1.png |size=s |align=l }}{{Clear}} :State of the Federal Republic of Germany: 1946 :Capital: Düsseldorf :English: North Rhine-Westphalia :German: Nordrhein-Westfalen :Previous locations: [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Province_of_Westphalia Province of Westphalia], [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Free_State_of_Lippe Lippe] {{Image|file=North_Rhine-Westphalia_Team.png |size=s |align=r |caption=NRW location in Germany }} :Located in Western Germany, it is the most populated (over 17.5 million people) non-city-state in Germany while being the fourth largest in area. Ten of Germany’s largest cities are located within its borders. *[https://www.land.nrw/ Land.NRW]: Official website *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/North_Rhine-Westphalia Wikipedia]: North Rhine-Westphalia *[https://en.wikivoyage.org/wiki/North_Rhine-Westphalia WikiVoyage]: North Rhine-Westphalia *[https://www.britannica.com/place/North-Rhine-Westphalia Britannica]: North-Rhine-Westphalia *[https://www.mygermancity.com/north-rhine-westphalia MyGermanCity]: North Rhine Westphalia *[https://www.nationsonline.org/oneworld/Germany/nordrhein-westfalen.htm NationsOnline]: Nordrhein-Westfalen ===Maps=== :North Rhine-Westphalia encompasses the plains of the Lower Rhine region and parts of the Central Uplands (die Mittelgebirge) up to the gorge of Porta Westfalica. The state shares borders with Belgium (Wallonia) in the southwest and the Netherlands (Limburg, Gelderland and Overijssel) in the west and northwest. It has borders with the German states of Lower Saxony to the north and northeast, Rhineland-Palatinate to the south and Hesse to the southeast. :Coordinates: 51°28′N 7°33′E *[https://www.meyersgaz.org/ Meyers Gazetteer Search] *[http://maps.google.com/maps?q=North_Rhine-Westphalia GoogleMaps]: North Rhine-Westphalia *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/North_Rhine-Westphalia#/media/File:North_Rhine-Westphalia_Topography_08.png Wikipedia]: Geographic map of North Rhine-Westphalia *[https://en.wikivoyage.org/wiki/North_Rhine-Westphalia#/media/File:Northrhinewestphalia-regions.png WikiVoyage]: Regions of North Rhine-Westphalia *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/North_Rhine-Westphalia#/media/File:North_rhine_w_Landschaftsverb%C3%A4nde.svg Wikipedia]: Map of the Two Regional Authorities (Landschaftsverbände) *[https://www.openstreetmap.org/relation/62761#map=7/51.440/7.664 OpenStreetMap]: North Rhine-Westphalia (62761) *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rhine-Ruhr#/media/File:Rhein-Ruhr-Region-LEP.png Wikipedia]: Rhine-Ruhr metropolitan region, the largest conurbation of the European continent (population: 11 million) ===History=== :The modern state was established by the British military’s “Operation Marriage” on August 23, 1946. It merged the provinces of the Rhine and Westphalia. Then that of the former state of Lippe was added on January 21, 1947. Ancient history goes back with documentation of various tribes in the time of Julius Caesar. By late Roman times tribal groupings now referred to as the Franks, crossed the Rhine. By the end of the 5th century, Franks had conquered all the left bank lands of North Rhine-Westphalia. The consolidation of these lands took place in the 9th century under Charlemagne. *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_North_Rhine-Westphalia Wikipedia]: History of North Rhine-Westphalia *[https://www.lwl.org/westfaelische-geschichte/portal/Internet/haupt.php?urlNeu= LWL.org Internet Portal] Westfalische-Geschichte *[https://www.land.nrw/en/history Land.NRW]: WIR in NRW - History *[https://www.history.com/this-day-in-history/hitler-reoccupies-the-rhineland This Day in History]: March 7, 1936 *[http://totallyhistory.com/remilitarization-of-the-rhineland/ TotallyHistory.com]: Remilitarization of the Rhineland *[https://www.historyonthenet.com/nazi-germany-the-rhineland HistoryontheNet.com]: Nazi Germany – The Rhineland *[https://www.historytoday.com/archive/months-past/treaty-westphalia HistoryToday.com]: The Treaty of Westphalia *[http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/15601b.htm NewAdvent.org]: - Westphalia *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Principality_of_Lippe Wikipedia]: Principality of Lippe *[https://www.britannica.com/place/Lippe Britannica]: Lippe *[http://www.zum.de/whkmla/region/germany/xlippe.html Zum.de]: History of Lippe ===Culture=== :Germany has a number of different cultures. Shaped by Prussian traditions, Ruhr Valley traditions, and traditions of the big cities within its borders. It is one of the most diverse areas of Germany. It has lowlands in the north and forested low mountains in the south. It has a mostly temperate climate. A number of rivers and lakes are home to various water sports. Coal and steel are principal industries. It is home to a sophisticated canal system and two of the largest European ports, Dortmund and Duisburg ports. It boasts a number of castles, World Heritage Sites, Archaeological sites, and large cities each with its own diverse culture. Boating, sailing, snow and water skiing, horseback riding, hiking trails and has two indoor ski centers where winter sports are possible all year long. Its cuisine is described as hearty and substantial. The most well-known foods from North Rhine-Westphalia include Sauerbraten, waffles, potato pancakes and hearty soups and stews. *[https://theculturetrip.com/europe/germany/articles/the-best-things-to-do-in-north-rhine-westphalia-germany/ TheCultureTrip.com]: The Best Things to do in North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany *[https://www.land.nrw/en/welcome Land.NRW]: Welcome North Rhine-Westphalia *[http://www.travelmyne.com/europe/germany/north-rhine-westphalia TravelMyne.com]: North Rhine-Westphalia - Economy and Culture at the Rhine *[https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attractions-g187366-Activities-North_Rhine_Westphalia.html TripAdvisor]: Things to Do in North Rhine-Westphalia *[https://en.wikivoyage.org/wiki/North_Rhine-Westphalia WikiVoyage] North Rhine-Westphalia *[https://medium.com/@germanyinuk/unesco-world-heritage-sites-north-rhine-westphalia-390d0b0a5832 UNESCO World Heritage Sites]: North Rhine-Westphalia *[https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attractions-g187366-Activities-c49-t1,28,29,30,33,35,161-North_Rhine_Westphalia.html TripAdvisor]: Museums in North Rhine-Westphalia *[https://archaeology-travel.com/destinations/europe/germany/north-rhine-westphalia/ Archaeology Travel] *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xanten Wikipedia]: Xanten *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xanten#/media/File:Arch%C3%A4ologischer_Park_Xanten_DE.png Wikipedia]: Colonia Ulpia Traiana, Tricensimae, Archäologischer Park Xanten *[http://www.reise-photografie.de/nordrhein-westfalen.htm Reise-photografie.de] *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_German_dishes#Rhineland Wikipedia]: List of German Dishes - Rhineland *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_German_dishes#Westphalia Wikipedia]: List of German Dishes - Westphalia *[https://www.nrw-tourism.com/cuisine-north-rhine-westphalia NRWTourism.com]: The Cuisine of North Rhine-Westphalia *[https://germanfoods.org/german-food-facts/rhineland-specialties/ GermanFoods.org]: Rhineland Specialties: Foods *[https://www.tasteatlas.com/north-rhine-westphalia TasteAtlas] *[http://travel-to-germany.info/cuisine/german-cuisine-north-rhine-westphalia/ Travel-to-Germany.info]: German Cuisine: North Rhine-Westphalia ==Research Help and Regional Resources== ===Online Resource Compilations=== *[http://ofb.genealogy.net/ Genealogy.net]: Online Familienbücher aka OFBs (regional family books). Also see [[Space:Familienbücher:_German_Family_Books|THIS PAGE]] for Familienbücher that are not available online, but our members will do lookups for you. *[http://www.archive.nrw.de/?lang=engl Archive.nrw.de]: NRW Archive Portal *[https://www.familysearch.org/wiki/en/North_Rhine-Westphalia_(Nordrhein-Westfalen),_Germany_Genealogy FamilySearch]: North Rhine-Westphalia (Nordrhein-Westfalen), Germany Genealogy *[https://sites.rootsweb.com/~deunrhwf/ RootsWeb]: North Rhine-Westphalia GenWeb Project *[http://stemwedegenealogy.com/ Stemwede Genealogy Home Page] *[https://www.jewishgen.org/databases/Germany/Westphalia.htm JewishGen.org]: Westphalian Jews *[http://www.theancestorhunt.com/blog/europe-free-online-historical-newspapers#.XQmRCohKh9B The Ancestor Hunt]: free online resources for international newspapers: see the section for Germany. *[http://wiki-en.genealogy.net/Main_Page Genealogy.net]: GenWiki, main page *[https://www.germanroots.com/germanlinks.html German Roots.com]: German Genealogy Resources on the Internet *[[:Category:Germany_Genealogy_Resources|WikiTree Category]]: Germany Genealogy Resources *[[Space:Germany_Project_Resources|WikiTree: Germany Project Resources]] ===Vital Records=== *[https://www.familysearch.org/wiki/en/North_Rhine--Westphalia_Online_Genealogy_Records FamilySearch]: North Rhine-Westphalia Online Genealogy Records *[https://wwwp.familysearch.org/wiki/en/Westphalia_(Westfalen)_Online_Genealogy_Records FamilySearch]: Westphalia (Westfalen) Online Genealogy Records *[https://forebears.io/germany/north-rhine-westphalia Forebears]: North Rhine-Westphalia *[http://genealoger.com/german/ger_4_nordrheinwestfalen.htm Genealoger]: Nordrhein-Westfalen *[https://www.archion.de/de/browse/?no_cache=1 Archion.de]: Protestant church records ($subcription site) *[https://data.matricula-online.eu/en/deutschland/ Matricula]: Catholic Church records *[https://www.familysearch.org/wiki/en/Germany_Online_Genealogy_Records FamilySearch]: Germany Online Genealogy Records *[https://www.familysearch.org/wiki/en/Germany_Church_Records FamilySearch]: German Church Records *[https://www.familysearch.org/wiki/en/Germany_Civil_Registration FamilySearch]: German Civil Registration === Religious Facilities=== *[https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attractions-g187366-Activities-c47-t10,175-North_Rhine_Westphalia.html TripAdvisor]: Attractions North Rhine-Westphalia *[https://www.familysearch.org/wiki/en/Germany_Church_Directories FamilySearch]: Germany Church Directories *[https://www.familysearch.org/wiki/en/German_Jewish_Records FamilySearch]: German Jewish Records *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Religion_in_Germany Wikipedia]: Religion in Germany ===Newspapers and Obituaries=== *[https://www.zeitpunkt.nrw Zeitungsportal zeit.PunktNRW]: a free, searchable newspaper archive for Nordrhein Westfalen, with loads of local historical newspapers. *[https://www.wgff-tz.de/index.php The Totenzettel-Sammlung of the Westdeutsche Gesellschaft für Familienforschung e.V]: currently nearly 570.000 Totenzettel (obituaries) in German. Great resource for the area, free and searchable without an account. *[https://sich-erinnern.de/ Obits at https://sich-erinnern.de/] ===Emigration=== *[https://www.germangenealogygroup.com/records-search/german_emigrants.php Germany Genealogy Group]: German Emigration Database *[https://www.deutsche-auswanderer-datenbank.de/index.php?id=275&L=1 Historisches Museum Bremerhaven]: German Emigrant Database *[https://immigrantships.net/bremenproj/bremenproject.html Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild]: Transcribed Ships Manifests Departing from Germany. Ports of departure include: Altona, Bremen, Bremerhaven, Cuxhaven, Geestemunde, Hamburg, Stettin, Swinemunde (currently Swinoujscie, Poland), German Unspecified Ports *[https://www.germanroots.com/emigration.html GermanRoots.com]: Online German Emigration Records, Lists and Indexes *[http://www.lippe-auswanderer.de/index-eng.htm lippe-auswanderer.de]; Emigration from Lippe to the USA *[https://web.archive.org/web/20170821040328/http://www.germanyroots.com/ships/index.php?lan=en&cat=1 GermanyRoots]: Ship's Database *WikiTree Immigration/Emigration Categories: ::*[[:Category:Immigration_Records_and_Passenger_Lists|Category: Immigration Records and Passenger Lists]] ::*[[:Category:German_Confederation%2C_Emigrants|Category: German Confederation, Emigrants]] ::*[[:Category:Germany%2C_Emigrants|Category: Germany, Emigrants]] ::*[[:Category:American_Immigration|Category: American Immigration]] === Local Cemeteries=== *[https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:Cemeteries_in_North_Rhine-Westphalia WikiMedia Category]: Cemeteries in North Rhine-Westphalia *[https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/search?cemetery-name=&cemetery-loc=+Nordrhein-Westfalen%2C+Germany&only-with-cemeteries=cemOnly&locationId=state_1556&page=1#loc-city_404426 FindAGrave]: List of Cemeteries in Nordrhein-Westfalen *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_cemeteries_in_Germany#North_Rhine-Westphalia_(Nordrhein-Westfalen) Wikipedia]: List of Cemeteries in Nordrhein-Westfalen *[https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:Jewish_cemeteries_in_North_Rhine-Westphalia WikiMedia Category]: Jewish cemeteries in North Rhine-Westphalia *[https://www.landmarkscout.com/german-war-cemetery-geldern-north-rhine-westphalia-germany/ German War Cemetery Geldern]: North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Balve Wikipedia]: Balve ===Libraries=== *[https://www.worldcat.org/libraries WorldCat Library Search] *[https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:Libraries_in_North_Rhine-Westphalia WikiMedia Category]: Libraries in North Rhine-Westphalia ===Colleges and Universities=== : They often have local records and have professors who are versed in local lore so can be a wonderful resource and many are multilingual. North Rhine-Westphalia is home to 14 universities and over 50 partly postgraduate colleges *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Education_in_North_Rhine-Westphalia Wikipedia]: Education in North Rhine-Westphalia *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Universities_and_colleges_in_North_Rhine-Westphalia Wikipedia Category]: Universities and colleges in North Rhine-Westphalia *[https://www.4icu.org/de/north-rhine-westphalia/ 4ICU.org]: Top Universities in North Rhine-Westphalia *[https://www.topuniversities.com/blog/german-universities-north-rhine-westphalia-bigger-better TopUniversities.com]: German Universities in North Rhine-Westphalia ===Local Phone/Address Books=== *[https://www.loc.gov/rr/european/phonede/dephoneA-D.html Library of Congress] Address/Telephone Directories from Germany *[http://phonebookoftheworld.com/essen/ PhoneBookoftheWorld.com]: Essen *[http://phonebookoftheworld.com/aachen/ PhoneBookoftheWorld.com]: Aachen *[http://phonebookoftheworld.com/cologne/ PhoneBookoftheWorld.com]: Cologne *[http://phonebookoftheworld.com/duesseldorf/ PhoneBookoftheWorld.com]: Düsseldorf *[https://digitale-sammlungen.ulb.uni-bonn.de/periodical/titleinfo/1645717 Bonn address book] ===Local Genealogy Groups=== *[[Space:Lists_of_Adresses_for_Family_Research_in_Germany|WikiTree Space: List of Addresses for Family Research in Germany]] *Westdeutsche Gesellschaft für Familienkunde - West German Society for Family Studies) [http://www.wgff.de/ WGFF.de]: this site has resources for research in the former Prussian Rhine Province; today North Rhine-Westphalia (admin districts Dusseldorf and Cologne) and Rhineland-Palatinate (admin districts Koblenz and Trier) *[https://www.familysearch.org/wiki/en/North_Rhine-Westphalia_(Nordrhein-Westfalen)_Societies FamilySearch]: North Rhine-Westphalia (Nordrhein-Westfalen) Societies ===WikiTree Free Space Pages and One-Place Studies=== :Have you created a page that you'd like included below? Add a profile comment below with a link to what you would like to contribute. The following pages were created by our project members: * ==WikiTree Categories== [[:Category: North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany|North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany]] :Subcategories: *[[:Category:North_Rhine-Westphalia%2C_Cemeteries|North Rhine-Westphalia, Cemeteries]] *[[:Category:Nordrhein-Westfalen%2C_Unsourced_Profiles|Nordrhein-Westfalen, Unsourced Profiles]] *[[:Category:Districts_and_Independent_Cities_of_North_Rhine-Westphalia|Districts and Independent Cities of North Rhine-Westphalia]] ==Translation Aides== :In Germany a number of different written languages and dialects were used. Below are some links to sites which may help you with old documents. *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/S%C3%BCtterlin Sütterlin] *[https://www.familysearch.org/wiki/en/Germany_Handwriting Germany Handwriting] *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kurrent Kurrent] *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blackletter Blackletter] *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fraktur Fraktur] *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C3%9F ß] *[https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/f/f8/Brockhaus_1894_Deutsche_Mundarten.jpg Brockhaus 1894 Deutsche Mundarten] (map) *[http://www.math.ubc.ca/~cass/frivs/latin/latin-dict-full.html Latin phrases] because many old records are written in Latin this is a handy list of commonly used Latin phrases. *[[Space:Genealogy_Glossary|Genealogy Glossary]] of multiple languages using common genealogy related words.
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[[image:photos-648.jpg|260px]][[image:photos-648.jpg|260px]] '''A POW Prisoner of War is a person, whether combatant or non-combatant, who is held in custody by an enemy power during or immediately after an armed conflict'''.
'''North Vietnamese POW Camps (1964-73) ''' [[Image: Profile Photo s-48.jpg|400px|??]] Extract from [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vietnam_War Wikipedia] ''The Vietnam War (Vietnamese: Chiến tranh Việt Nam, in Vietnam also known as the American War, Vietnamese Chiến tranh Mỹ), also known as the Second Indochina War, was a Cold War-era war that occurred in Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia from December 1956 to the fall of Saigon on 30 April 1975. This war followed the First Indochina War and was fought between North Vietnam—supported by the Soviet Union, China and other communist allies and the government of South Vietnam supported by the United States and other anti-communist countries.'' ''The Viet Cong (also known as the National Liberation Front, or NLF) a lightly armed South Vietnamese communist common front directed by the North, fought a guerrilla war against anti-communist forces in the region. The People's Army of Vietnam ( the North Vietnamese Army) engaged in a more conventional war, at times committing large units into battle North Vietnam invaded Laos in 1959, and used 30,000 men to build invasion routes through Laos and Cambodia by 1961. About 40,000 communist soldiers infiltrated into the south from 1961–63.North Vietnam sent 10,000 troops of the North Vietnamese Army to attack the south in 1964, and this figure increased to 100,000 in 1965''
[[image:photos-648.jpg|??|260px]][[image:photos-648.jpg|??|260px]] {| border="1" align="center" class="wikitable" style="font-style:desdemona; font-size:100%;background:white; border: 12px Double red;" '''North Vietnamese POW Camps''' ! scope="col" |[[Image: Profile Photo s-13.png|120px|??]] | scope="col" |'''Name and American Nicknames''' ! scope="col" |'''Notes on Camp''' [[image:photos-648.jpg|??|280px]] |-Vane-39 |North Vietnam [[image:photos-648.jpg|??|100px]] |[http://www.nampows.org/nvnpowcamps.html#anchor716411 Bat Bat] Baats Batj.Briarpatch, Tic-tac-toe, Country Club, Farm, Xom Ap Lo. | Bat Bat was transferred to the Enemy Proselyting Department in 1965 for use as a POW camp for Americans. Several American civilians that PAVN forces picked up during the final offensive in 1975 were held at Bat Bat. One of those Americans, a man named Arlo Gay, escaped in 1976 and remained free for nearly one month. Eventually, he succumbed to hunger and the realization that he had no realistic hope of finding his way out of Vietnam and turned himself in. Hanoi released him in September 1996. |- |North Vietnam [[image:photos-648.jpg|??|100px]] |[http://www.nampows.org/nvnpowcamps.html#anchor719205 Bo Giuong ((Bos Giuowngf)) and, Dong Khe] Dogpatch, Luong Lang, That Khe, Dong Khe. |More than 200 American POWs were moved to this site in Cao Bang Province, about 190 kilometers north of Hanoi, after Group 875, took over responsibility, in about April 1972, for the increasing numbers of American and Republic of Vietnam Armed Forces POWs in North Vietnam of Office 22,the Americans were moved to this location near the buffer zone along the China-Vietnam border because they knew that American policy was to not conduct operations in this buffer zone. |- | North Vietnam [[image:photos-648.jpg|??|100px]] |[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/H%E1%BB%8Fa_L%C3%B2_Prison Hỏa Lò Prison] "Hanoi Hilton" Hanoi |The Hỏa Lò Prison was a prison used by North Vietnam for prisoners of war during the Vietnam War when it was sarcastically known to American prisoners of war as the "Hanoi Hilton". The Hanoi Hilton was one site used by the North Vietnamese Army to house, torture and interrogate captured servicemen, mostly American pilots shot down during bombing raids.Although North Vietnam was a signatory of the Third Geneva Convention of 1949,which demanded "decent and humane treatment" of prisoners of war, severe torture methods were employed, such as rope bindings, irons, beatings, and prolonged solitary confinement.The aim of the torture was usually not acquiring military information rather, it was to break the will of the prisoners, both individually and as a group |- |North Vietnam [[image:photos-648.jpg|??|100px]] |[http://www.nampows.org/nvnpowcamps.html#anchor714767 Lai Xa] Camp Faith, Don Hoi. |It is an isolated installation, surrounded by farm land, about 10 miles west of Hanoi, on the north side of National Route 11 PAVN's Enemy Proselyting Department housed a number of American POWs in one section of this installation for a brief period. |- |North Vietnam |[http://www.nampows.org/nvnpowcamps.html#anchor718678 Nam Ha (Nam Haf) and Ba Sao] The Rockpile, Noi Coc, Camp B. |Nam Ha was located about 35 kilometers south of Hanoi and about 15 kilometers west of Phu Ly Town 10-12 American POWs were held in a small compound separate from Vietnamese prisoners two or three Americans escaped briefly from this camp. |- |North Vietnam [[image:photos-648.jpg|??|100px]] |[http://www.nampows.org/nvnpowcamps.html#anchor712921 Nha May Dien Yen Phu] Thermal Power Plant. | According to a mural on the wall outside the main entrance, an AAA gun crew defending the Yen Phu power plant shot down Senator McCain. A separate monument on the shore of Truc Bach Lake, a short distance west of the power plant, commemorates the persons who pulled him from the lake and captured him. In 1992, a former deputy director of the Enemy Proselyting Department told American interviewers that after the U.S. announced plans to bomb the Yen Phu power plant and the nearby Doumier Bridge, PAVN decided to place American POWs in the power plant and publicize the fact to prevent the U.S. from bombing the plant. Two American POWs escaped from the camp, but were recaptured as they tried to make their way down the Red River to the coast. |- |North Vietnam [[image:photos-648.jpg|??|100px]] |[http://www.nampows.org/nvnpowcamps.html#anchor714156 Nga Tu So] Zoo, Zoo Annex, Cu Loc, BOQ, Camp Two, Camp America |This was the location of the PAVN motion picture institute's film studio before the war In 1965, the facility was transferred temporarily to the Enemy Proselyting Department for use as a POW camp in about April 1972, Office 22 of the newly formed PAVN Group 875 took responsibility for administration of this and other US POW camps in North Vietnam. |- |North Vietnam [[image:photos-648.jpg|??|100px]] |[http://www.nampows.org/nvnpowcamps.html#anchor679589 4 Pho Ly Nam De] Camp Alcatraz, Country Club Annex, Plantation West |This facility was a small jail that the French built prior to 1954. It was located on the grounds of the Ministry of Defense Headquarters Compound, behind the offices of the Military Arts and Literature Magazine (Van Nghe Quan Doi). According to Vietnamese sources, the Enemy Proselyting Department used this old jail to house American POWs it considered to be disciplinary problems. This jail was torn down sometime prior to 1991 and replaced by a multi-story apartment building that houses PAVN officers and their families. |- |North Vietnam [[image:photos-648.jpg|??|100px]] |[http://www.nampows.org/nvnpowcamps.html#anchor674068 17 Pho Ly Nam De (17 Phoos Lys Nam DDees)] "Citadel, Plantation, Country Club, Camp Four, Funny Farm, Holiday Inn, Lows or Lowes Camp" 17 Ly Nam De Street. |In 1967, the Enemy Proselyting Department (another component of the General Political Directorate) took control of the compound and used it to detain American POWs April 1972, Office 22 of the newly formed PAVN Group 875 assumed responsibility for administration of this and other American POW camps in North Vietnam. (The Enemy Proselyting Department apparently retained responsibility for interrogation, indoctrination, and records keeping. |- |North Vietnam [[image:photos-648.jpg|??|100px]] |[http://www.nampows.org/nvnpowcamps.html#anchor12345 Son Tay] Camp Hope, Son Tay |Used as a POW camp for Americans target of the U.S. rescue attempt in November 1970. |- |North Vietnam [[image:photos-648.jpg|??|100px]] |[http://www.nampows.org/nvnpowcamps.html#anchor719732 Xa Dao Tru (Xax DDao Truwf) (Dao Tru Village)] Mountain Camp, Mountain Retreat, K.77 or K.71, Duong Ke, Vinh Quang B, Vinh Ninh, D. |The military apparently took control of the camp after the escape after LTC Ben Purcell , USAF Captain Robert N. Daughtrey who was captured after his F105 went down in NVN on 2 Aug 65, called this site "Camp D.1" because the "D.1" was posted on the building in which he was detained. "D.1" might be an abbreviation for "Doanh Trai ((Zoanh traij)) No. 1;" i.e., Barracks No. 1. Daughtrey recalled that the American POWs were moved to the Plantation (17 Ly Nam De Street) about two days after the American raid on Son Tay in November 1970. |- |}
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*[[Space:Sources_and_Citations_-_New_South_Wales|'''Back to NSW Sources and Citations Page''']] * ''Not to be confused with the [https://www.nsw.gov.au/family-and-relationships/family-history-search/early-church-and-district-codes early church codes]'' As of about July 2022, the New South Wales death registration districts post-1974 have been displayed as codes, rather than being blank as they previously were.First posted on the Australia Project Google Group by [[Rayner-2081|Craig Rayner]] on July 11th, 2022. See: [https://groups.google.com/g/wikitree-australia-projects/c/4o7zs-MQtVY/m/aFboQYM1AQAJ NSW BDM Death District List.] In October 2022, the NSW Registry of BDM supplied the Australia Project with a lookup table for decoding these registration district codes.Originally posted to the WikiTree in Australia Facebook Group by [[Brassil-22|Rionne Brooks]] on October 13th, 2022. Later shared to the Australia Project Google Group by [[McCarron-898|Kerri McCarron]] on October 14th, 2022. See: [https://groups.google.com/g/wikitree-australia-projects/c/f8PmeEm7eaQ/m/WhhgDiwvBgAJ NSW BDM Localities] A copy of the original file in Google Document format is available at [https://docs.google.com/document/d/10F9mRpgJq5uqXPqsFe3tCiTFgxNSCAAScIXIclhbhXc/edit?usp=sharing NSW BDM Numeric District Codes] and is also attached to this page as a [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/3/33/NSW_BDM_Registry_District_Codes.pdf PDF]. Below is a [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Wikitext wikitext]-friendly transcription of this document. Do remember that registration districts sometimes differ to actual location that the death may have taken place. You may wish to consider the [https://ryersonindex.org/search.php Ryerson Index] for the location as well. '''Please note''': the district code from the NSW BDM should NOT be used in location fields. If the actual place of death is not known, please use the place where the event is noted as having been registered. Use of numbers in location fields will trigger [[Space:DBE_635|Data Doctors Suggestion 635]]. You may wish to mark the death location as uncertain and explain that the registration district has been used in lieu of a confirmed death location in the Research Notes ([[Matthews-18688|example]]). {|class="wikitable sortable" border="2" |- ! scope="col"|District ! scope="col"|Local Registrar No. ! scope="col"|Notes |- |Sydney |L001 | |- |Kogarah |L002 |Clerk of local court |- |Parramatta |L003 |Clerk of local court |- |Bankstown |L004 |Clerk of local court |- |Burwood |L005 |Clerk of local court |- |Blacktown |L006 | |- |Camden |L007 |Clerk of local court |- |Campbelltown |L008 |Clerk of local court |- |Hornsby |L009 |Clerk of local court |- |Liverpool |L010 |Clerk of local court |- |Lord Howe Island |L011 | |- |Penrith |L012 |Clerk of local court |- |Windsor |L013 |Clerk of local court |- |Campsie |L014 |Clerk of local court |- | |L015 | |- |Albury |L016 | |- |Ardlethan |L017 | |- |Balranald |L018 | |- |Boorowa |L019 | |- |Coolamon |L020 | |- |Cootamundra |L021 | |- |Corowa |L022 | |- |Culcairn |L023 | |- |Deniliquin |L024 | |- |Grenfell |L025 | |- |Griffith |L026 | |- |Gundagai |L027 | |- |Gunning |L028 | |- |Hay |L029 | |- |Henty |L030 | |- |Hillston |L031 | |- |Holbrook |L032 | |- |Jerilderie |L033 | |- |Junee |L034 | |- |Lake Cargillo |L035 | |- |Leeton |L036 | |- |Lockhart |L037 | |- |Murrumburrah |L038 | |- |Narrandera |L039 | |- |Temora |L040 | |- |Tocumwal |L041 | |- |Tumbarumba |L042 | |- |Tumut |L043 | |- |Urana |L044 | |- |Wagga Wagga |L045 | |- |West Wyalong |L046 | |- |Yass |L047 | |- |Young |L048 | |- |Finley |L049 | |- | |L050 |- |Fairfield |L051 |Clerk of local court |- |Lidcombe |L052 |Clerk of local court |- |Ryde |L053 |Clerk of local court |- |Sutherland |L054 |Clerk of local court |- |Bathurst |L060 | |- |Blayney |L061 | |- |Bourke |L062 | |- |Brewarrina |L063 | |- |Broken Hill |L064 | |- |Canowindra |L065 | |- |Cobar |L066 | |- |Condobolin |L067 | |- |Coolah |L068 | |- |Coonabarabran |L069 | |- |Coonamble |L070 | |- |Cowra |L071 | |- |Dubbo |L072 | |- |Dundeoo |L073 | |- |Forbes |L074 | |- |Gilgandra |L075 | |- |Gulgong |L076 | |- |Katoomba |L077 | |- |Lithgow |L078 | |- |Menindee |L079 | |- |Molong |L080 | |- |Mudgee |L081 | |- |Narromine |L082 | |- |Nyngan |L083 | |- |Oberon |L084 | |- |Orange |L085 | |- |Parkes |L086 | |- |Peak Hill |L087 | |- |Portland |L088 | |- |Rylstone |L089 | |- |Tibooburra |L090 | |- |Warren |L091 | |- |Wellington |L092 | |- |Wentworth |L093 | |- |Wilcannia |L094 | |- |Newcastle |L101 | |- |Armidale |L102 | |- |Ballina |L103 | |- |Barraba |L104 | |- |Bellingen |L105 | |- |Bingara |L106 | |- |Bundarra |L107 | |- |Byron Bay |L108 | |- |Casino |L109 | |- |Cessnock |L110 | |- |Coffs Harbour |L111 | |- |Collarenebri |L112 | |- |Dungog |L113 | |- |East Maitland |L114 | |- |Emmaville |L115 | |- |Glen Innes |L116 | |- |Gloucester |L117 | |- |Goodooga |L118 | |- |Gosford |L119 | |- |Grafton |L120 | |- |Gunnedah |L121 | |- |Guyra |L122 | |- |Inverell |L123 | |- |Kempsey |L124 | |- |Kurri Kurri |L125 | |- |Kyogle |L126 | |- |Lismore |L127 | |- |Macksville |L128 | |- |Maclean |L129 | |- |Maitland |L130 | |- |Manilla |L131 | |- |Merriwa |L132 | |- |Moree |L133 | |- |Murrurundi |L134 | |- |Murwillumbah |L135 | |- |Muswellbrook |L136 | |- |Narrabri |L137 | |- |Port Macquarie |L138 | |- |Quirindi |L139 | |- |Raymond Terrace |L140 | |- |Scone |L141 | |- |Singleton |L142 | |- |Tamworth |L143 | |- |Taree |L144 | |- |Tenterfield |L145 | |- |Tingha |L146 | |- |Tweed Heads |L147 | |- |Uralla |L148 | |- |Walcha |L149 | |- |Walgett |L150 | |- |Warialda |L151 | |- |Wauchope |L152 | |- |Wee Waa |L153 | |- |Wingham |L154 | |- |Wyong |L155 | |- |Wollongong |L201 | |- |Bega |L202 | |- |Bombala |L203 | |- |Bowral |L204 | |- |Braidwood |L205 | |- |Cooma |L206 | |- |Crookwell |L207 | |- |Delegate |L208 | |- |Eden |L209 | |- |Goulburn |L210 | |- |Kiama |L211 | |- |Moruya |L212 | |- |Moss Vale |L213 | |- |Nowra |L214 | |- |Picton |L215 | |- |Queanbeyan |L216 | |- |} ----
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[[Category: England, Project Managed FSPs]] [[:Category:Northamptonshire|Northamptonshire County Page]] ==Welcome to the Northamptonshire Team page! Feel free to browse and check out the links below.== *[[:Category:Northamptonshire|Northamptonshire Category Page]] *[[Space:England:_Counties_Team|England Counties Team Page]] *[[Project:England|England Project Page]] *[[Space:Northamptonshire_Research_Resources|Northamptonshire Research Resources]] *[[Space:Sources-England#Northamptonshire|England Sources]] '''If you are interested in helping out in Northamptonshire, please look at how to join the [[Project:England|England Project]] to learn more about the project, what we do and how to join us''' If you have any questions about Northamptonshire, please contact the team leader below. The goal of the Northamptonshire Team is to make all Northamptonshire profiles the best that they can be. It is our desire to leave a lasting legacy of work for future generations and current researchers that can facilitate their quest for family history, and bring them one step closer to discovering the myriad of people it has taken for them to draw breath. For the latest statistics and improvements, please see: [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:England%2C_Regional_and_County_Statistics_Page#Northamptonshire '''Northamptonshire Statistics'''] '''Team Members and Specific Interests''' *'''Team Leader: [[Gambie-2|Sue Boutle]]''' | The Heyford's and Northamptonshire Unsourced Profiles *'''[[McHugh-842|Fran Weidman]]''' | Unconnected Profiles *'''[[Alcock-647|Pat Reynolds]]''' | *'''[[Cartwright-1620|Gillian Loake]]''' | *'''[[Carter-32422|Andy Carter]]''' | : [[:Help:Categorization|Categorization Help]] : [[:Help:Research_Note_Boxes|Research Note Box Help]] : [[:Help:Sources|Sources Help]] : [[Help:Profiles_of_Sources| Free Space Pages for Sources]] : [[:Help:Editing_Tips|Editing Tips]] : [[:Help:Stickers|Stickers]] : [[:Help:Adding_Links|Adding Links]] : [[:Help:Sources_Style_Guide|Sources Style Guide]]
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[[Category:Appalachia_Project]][[Category:Northern_Appalachia_Team]] [[Project:Appalachia |Appalachia Project]] | [[:Category:Appalachia Project|Appalachia Project Categories]] |'''Northern Appalachia Team''' | [[#teams|Regional Appalachia Teams (listed below)]] | [[Space:Counties of Appalachia|Counties of Appalachia]] [[Category: Northern Appalachia Team]] - you can also add [[Category: Appalachia Project]] #update your Member sticker (or add it): {{Member|Appalachia|team=[[Space: Northern Appalachia Team|Northern Appalachia Team]]}} {{Member|Appalachia|team=[[Space: Northern Appalachia Team|Northern Appalachia Team]]}} or {{Member|Appalachia}} {{Member|Appalachia}} # read through the [[Project:Appalachia|project page]], if you haven't already. # check out the [[#Northern Appalachia Team To-Dos|To-Dos (below)]] - you can add to the list or sign on for a task that interests you. Regional Team Leader: [[Soltysiak-9|Erin (Soltysiak) Robertson]]
See [[#Member Details|Members (below)]]. :{| border="1" ! style="background-color:#8DD3C7; color:#000;"| State Team |- |[[:Category:Maryland_Appalachians|Maryland Appalachians]] |- |[[:Category:New_York_Appalachians|New York Appalachians]] |- |[[:Category:Ohio_Appalachians|Ohio Appalachians]] |- |[[:Category:Pennsylvania_Appalachians|Pennsylvania Appalachians]] |- |[[:Category:West_Virginia_Appalachians|West Virginia Appalachians]] |- |} {{Clear}} {{Clear}} {{Image|file=Appalachia_Project-1.png |align=l |size=m |caption=Five Regions of Appalachia }} {{Clear}} If you see things that need done, you can add them to the [[#Tasks|Task list, below]]. If you have ideas for things that the Team could be doing, let me know! ~ Erin The links in the table above are for the "landing level" categories (where people profiles should be categorized; project pages are categorized under [[:Category: Appalachia Project]]). Thirteen states have counties in Appalachia. The '''Northern Appalachia Team''' covers counties in five of them: Maryland, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, & West Virginia (the green area in the above map). :'''Maryland''': Maryland's 3 Appalachia counties are all in the Northern Appalachia Region (see the [[Space: Counties of Appalachia#Maryland|Maryland table]] on the project's [[Space: Counties of Appalachia|Counties of Appalachia page]]). The counties are Allegany, Garrett, and Washington. :'''New York''': New York's 14 Appalachia counties are all in the Northern Appalachia Region. (see the [[Space: Counties of Appalachia#New York|New York table]] on the project's [[Space: Counties of Appalachia|Counties of Appalachia page]]). The counties are Allegany, Broome, Cattaraugus, Chautauqua, Chemung, Chenango, Cortland, Delaware, Otsego, Schoharie, Schuyler, Steuben, Tioga, and Tompkins. :'''Ohio''': Ohio's 32 Appalachia counties are split between the [[Space:North_Central_Appalachia_Team|North Central]] and Northern Appalachia Regions. (see the [[Space: Counties of Appalachia#Ohio|Ohio table]] on the project's [[Space: Counties of Appalachia|Counties of Appalachia page]]). The Northern Appalachia counties are Ashtabula, Belmont, Carroll, Columbiana, Coshocton, Guernsey, Harrison, Holmes, Jefferson, Mahoning, Muskingum, Trumbull, and Tuscarawas. :'''Pennsylvania''': Pennsylvania's 52 Appalachia counties are all in the Northern Appalachia Region. (see the [[Space: Counties of Appalachia#Pennsylvania|Pennsylvania table]] on the project's [[Space: Counties of Appalachia|Counties of Appalachia page]]). The counties are Allegheny, Armstrong, Beaver, Bedford, Blair, Bradford, Butler, Cambria, Cameron, Carbon, Centre, Clarion, Clearfield, Clinton, Columbia, Crawford, Elk, Erie, Fayette, Forest, Fulton, Greene, Huntingdon, Indiana, Jefferson, Juniata, Lackawanna, Lawrence, Luzerne, Lycoming, McKean, Mercer, Mifflin, Monroe, Montour, Northumberland, Perry, Pike, Potter, Schuylkill, Snyder, Somerset, Sullivan, Susquehanna, Tioga, Union, Venango, Warren, Washington, Wayne, Westmoreland, and Wyoming. :'''West Virginia''': West Virginia's 55 Appalachia counties are split between the [[Space:North_Central_Appalachia_Team|North Central]] [[Space:Central_Appalachia_Team| Central Appalachia]] and Northern Appalachia Regions. (see the [[Space: Counties of Appalachia#West Virginia|West Virginia table]] on the project's [[Space: Counties of Appalachia|Counties of Appalachia page]]). The Northern Appalachia counties are Brooke, Hancock, Marshall, and Ohio. :'''When adding the appropriate Appalachians category, add any appropriate county-level location categories too.''' The [[Project: Appalachia |Appalachia Project]]'s [[Space: Counties of Appalachia|Counties of Appalachia]] includes all 423 counties listed by the Appalachian Regional Commission, plus some, with links to the WikiTree category pages. {{Clear}} === Member Details === ''See [[Space: Appalachia Project|Appalachia Project Membership]] for the Project's membership.'' : Members can add details of their interest area(s) and what they're working on for the Northern Appalachia Team in this section. * '''Member''': ''Interest area(s)'' ** ''Working on/intend to do/have an idea to do...'' * '''[[Sharon Shockey Wetzel]]''': West Virginia Eastern Panhandle, Virginia, Pennsylvania ** Currently working on Swiss Reformation and the Anabaptist immigration to American through Philadelphia (Bowman/Bauman/Myers/Shockey/Saville/Landis/Arnold/Shoemaker) ***SURNAMES : Shockey (Hampshire/Hardy), Shoemaker (Hardy), Keplinger/Caplinger (Grant), Goldizen (Grant, Bowman (Hampshire), Saville (Hampshire), Myers (Hardy), Strawderman (Hardy), Dayton (Hampshire/Hardy), Liller (Hampshire), Stewart, (Hardy), Hogbin (Hardy), Feaster (Grant), Watts (Grant), Davis (Pendleton), Hill (Wetzel), Stalnaker (Randolph), Truby (Randolph), Townsend (Hampshire), Roby (Hampshire/Braxton), Shanholtz(er) (Hampshire), Pultz (Hampshire), Asbury (Hampshire), Bethel (Hampshire), Purgett (Hampshire), Sager (Hardy), Heishman (Hardy), Barb (Hardy), Ziegler (Hardy), Bolinger (Hardy), Kidner (Hardy), Chrisman (Hardy), McDonald (Hardy), Baker (Hardy), Hough (Hardy), Elswick (Hardy), Chilcott (Hardy), Payne (Hampshire), Cooper (Hardy), Dispanet (Hardy), Taylor (Hardy), Roberts (Hardy), Parks (Hardy), Siever (Grant), Bland (Pendleton), Hoover (Pendleton), Waldron (Pendleton), Dunkle (Pendleton), Mueller (Pendleton), Thompson (Pendleton), Moore (Hardy), Kanester (Hardy), Sites (Grant), Rohrbaugh (Grant), Lough (Pendleton), Riggleman (Hardy), Landis (Hardy), Hirschman (Hampshire), Cunningham (Hampshire/Mineral) * '''[[Stephens-3929|Alice Thomsen]]''': Pennsylvania to Oregon * '''[[Anderson-27719|Susan Anderson]]''': Schoharie County and Allegany County, New York; Potter County and Erie County, Pennsylvania; Ashtabula County, Ohio. ** Still lots to do documenting family members who settled in these counties after the Revolution. *'''[[Wade-11697|J. J. (Wade) Becker]]''': I have a lot of past generations that resided in eastern Ohio and Western Pennsylvania in that northern region. ** Will add profiles to Guernsey County, OH and Beaver County, PA *'''[[Calvert-1593|Mary Calvert]]''': Greene Co. Pa, Wetzel, Monongalia, Ohio, and Marshall counties in WV ** (Mary to enter) *'''[[Campbell-27020|Cheri Campbell]]''': Northern PA on NY border; also lived in southwestern NYS ** (Cheri to Add) *'''[[Carollo-47|John Carollo Jr.]]''': My mother's line is mostly clustered in the 18th century Quaker settlements of Berkeley & Frederick Co. Va. More ancestors were scattered in Brooke County, Va. and SE Ohio. From there they migrated along the National Road and by the Civil War all settled in Central Illinois. Some cousins stayed behind. One served in the 4th West Virginia Calvary (union) in the Civil War. **I still have some genealogical brick walls to get through, especially the Garrett family in Washington County, Pa. in the early 19th century. It's possible the name was Anglicized from a German name like Gerret **I have a lot of love for Appalachian culture. *'''[[Clutter-519|Derek Clutter]]''': My family settled the Washington and Greene County, PA area in 1780 and have been there ever since. ** My main area of focus is SW Pennsylvania, Washington and Greene Counties specifically along with some work in Monongalia and Hampshire County West Virginia with focus on the many German immigrants that came during the Palatine migration in 1709 and would eventually settle in these areas in the late 18th century. *'''[[Crews-2118|Bill Crews]]''': ** (Bill to add) *'''[[DeCarpio-1|Lisa DeCarpio]]''': (Lisa to add) ** (Lisa to add) *'''[[DeFrieze-2|George DeFrieze]]''': Many eastern Ohio ancestors. ** (George to Add) *'''[[Elbert-215|Sven Elbert]]''': I am adding lots of emigrants from Northwestern Germany to Wikitree that have moved to (Northern) Appalachia (and other places). I can help to tie emigrant roots back to Germany. My area of interest is the area around Osnabrück. **[[Space:Hollenkamp_Name_Study|Hollenkamp Name Study]] ** [[Space:Wallenhorst%2C_Niedersachsen_One_Place_Study|Wallenhorst, Niedersachsen One Place Study]] *'''[[Esper-69|S Esper]]''': I have an Abundant family from the Region who came from Pennsylvania and settled along the Ohio River from Pittsburg to the Virginia/West Virginia border. They came to the area in the early 1700's and settled in Ohio Territory. **(S to Add) *'''[[Ewald-464|Sissy Ewald]]''' **I’ve been working Washington and Frederick Counties in Maryland recently, but have interests in Virginia, Pennsylvania, Kentucky and Missouri. I plan to work on Western Maryland. *'''[[Guinn-694|Mary Lou (Guinn) Finley]]''': Pennsylvania ** Adding and researching ancestors of the Edmonds and Bell families in and around Munhall and Pittsburgh, Alleghany County. *'''[[Dale-2823|Pam (Dale) Fraley]]''': Working on creating Free Space pages for the counties in my region. ** Brooke, Hancock, and Ohio Counties in West Virginia. ** Look toward picking up an idle county page to adopt. *'''[[Gilbert-20491|Dan Gilbert]]''': Most of my Pennsylvania ancestors were from the eastern counties, however two branches, the Froniker and Stoolfire families were from Stewart, Licking and Washington counties. *'''[[Golder-180|Amy (Golder) Golder-Cooper]]''': New Jersey Dutch and Palatine Swiss/German ancestors moved into Central Pennsylvania and scattered further afield. ** Original Northumberland County, now also Union, Montour, Columbia, Sullivan, Schuylkill, Snyder, Clinton, Lycoming, Centre, Mifflin, Juniata, Perry, Huntingdon, and beyond. ** Blue relatives also early settlers in Berkley, Virginia/West Virginia *'''[[Flint-3636|Nicci (Flint) Hartland]]''': MD/PA/NY ** Adding and Researching *'''[[Hallett-341|Cathryn (Hallett) Hondros]]''': Ohio Counties for [[:Category:105th_Regiment,_Ohio_Infantry,_United_States_Civil_War]] ** Researching both the families and the lives of soldiers of the 105th Ohio Volunteer Infantry (or 105th OVI) of the Union Army during the American Civil War. The regiment was recruited from five northeastern Ohio counties, including the three Appalachian counties of Ashtabula, Trumbull and Mahoning. *'''[[Daellenbach-32|Tabitha (Daellenbach) Howell]]''': Many of my family lines run through Appalachia, especially western Pennsylvania. ** (Tabitha to add) *'''[[Smith-308153|Donna (Smith) Hughes]]''': I grew up and now live in the Half Moon Valley below the Bald Eagle Ridge of the Allegheny Mountains in central Pa. I am in interested in studying the early settlers of Huntingdon, Centre, and Clearfield Counties. ** (Donna to add) *'''[[Brown-42238|Dusti (Brown) Ide]]''': ** (Dusti to Add) *'''[[Isleman-1|Janine Isleman]]''': Ohio and West Virginia ** adding profiles people from Jefferson, Ohio and Marshall, West Virginia *'''[[Lemen-157|Mark Lemen]]''': Ohio ** Adding ancestors from Tuscarawas, Coshocton, and Muskingum Counties in Ohio *'''[[Linderman-299|Jodi Linderman]]''': Southwestern Pennsylvania (primarily Fayette and Somerset counties ** (Jodi to Add) *'''[[Little-3000|James Little]]''': James to Add ** (James to Add) *'''[[McCollum-1850|Reta McCollum]]''': Reta to Add ** Created profiles of ancestors from Pennsylvania and Ohio. *'''[[McKnight-3040|Kim McKnight]]''': Ancestors who emigrated to Western PA and upstate New York ** Created or involved in profiles of ancestors in Allegheny County in Pennsylvania. *'''[[Marsh-9608|Celia Marsh]]''': ** (Celia to Add): *'''[[Pickens-1429|Gail (Pickens) Martin]]''': Heavy on ancestors in SW PA and SE Ohio. ** Areas of focus: PA: Fayette, Allegheny, Venango, Westmoreland and Huntingdon counties. Ohio: Washington and Trumbull counties. *'''[[Tucker-5631|Rebecca (Tucker) Morris]]''': Allegheny, Fulton, Juniata, Huntingdon, Schuylkill, Counties. ** (Rebecca to add) *'''[[Urbach-13|Kathy (Urbach) Nava]]''': Pennsylvania and New York areas **Updating ancestors from Pennsylvania and New York. *'''[[Nevin-722|Bob Nevin]]''': Many of my ancestors settled in Western PA and around Youngstown Ohio, including my Grandparents and great-grandparents on my father's side; The Halls and Nevin lines. ** (Bob to Add) *'''[[Oldaker-144|Sharon Oldaker]]''': Ancestors from Pennsylvania and Ohio **Updating ancestors from Pennsylvania and Ohio. *'''[[Wyatt-8601|Michelle (Wyatt) Oviatt]]''': Ancestors from Northern Appalacia ** My 4th great grandmother (Allshouse-39) was born in Westmoreland County, PA and died in Armstrong County, PA. I will be starting with her. *'''[[Rienerth-1|Monica (Rienerth) Palmer]]''': I'll be focusing mostly on the Southern Tier region of New York and Mahoning County, Ohio. Possibly some PA sprinkled in there too. ** I've moved a little pet project to WikiTree (from a blog) to work on cemeteries in the Southern Tier region of New York, which include Allegany, Broome, Cattaraugus, Chautauqua, Chemung, Delaware, Steuben, and Tioga counties. This project fits under what the Appalachian project is already doing. I also have ancestors in Mahoning County, Ohio and in Pennsylvania, so I'm consistently working on those too. *'''[[Craig-4574|Sandy (Craig) Patak]]''': Actively involved in Maryland and West Virginia and some Trumball, Ohio Profiles. ** ''Slowly'' Adding Profiles for [[Space:Northeast_United_States_Mining_Disasters_Team|Northeast United States Mining Disasters Team]] **Always Sourcing Unsourced WV Counties *'''[[Palmer-16973|Sarah Palmer]]''': I have ancestors from Lycoming County, Pennsylvania. ** (Sarah to add) *'''[[Peterson-11915|Charles Peterson]]''': Southwest Pennsylvania to Western New York Ancestors ** (Charles to Add) *'''[[Soltysiak-9|Erin (Soltysiak) Robertson]]''': Ancestors from Western Maryland and southwestern PA ** Brick Walls in Maryland/West Virginia *'''[[Robinson-25135|Ronald Robinson]]''': Ancestors from Western Pennsylvania (Fayette and Westmoreland counties **Paternal ancestors (Wilson, Robinson, Taylor, Pike, Beard, Richter) 1800's to mid 1900's in Fayette, Westmoreland, and Allegheny areas of Pennsylvania. *'''[[Noland-165|Liz (Noland) Shifflett]]''': My 1st husband was born in Washington County, Maryland, but my main interest is on Virginia (e.g., VA counties before they became WV, in this region, those are Brooke, Hancock, Marshall, & Ohio counties). ** [[Space: Washington County, Maryland]] ** Back-burner: VA counties (pre-WV) - Marshall County (since Pam doesn't list it), Ohio County ([[Van Meter-8]] lived there) *'''[[Stern-1747|Dave Stern]]''': Dave to add ** (Dave to Add) *'''[[Stewart-763|Karen Stewart]]''' ** I will be stickering in the 4 northern counties of West Virginia *'''[[Thames-675|Becky (Thames) Thames-Simmons]]''': Pennsylvania and New York areas **(Becky to Add) *'''[[Thompson-34031|Gurney Thompson Jr]]''': Pittsburgh region **Expanding family line to Pittsburgh and beyond *'''[[Tyner-799|John Tyner]]''': Williams family from Wales to Pennsylvania. **Resident researcher on Ireland, England, Scotland, Wales *'''[[McFeaters-9|B (McFeaters) U]]''': I am a native Pennsylvanian, 9th generation, and have many contributions I could make to several counties--including Indiana, Huntingdon, Bedford, Blair, Cambria, Armstrong, Centre, and Clinton--ancestors. ** Working on adding/updating my Pennsylvania ancestor profiles and my Indiana County, Pennsylvania OPSs. *'''[[VanHaelst-1|Mark VanHaelst]]''': I have deep roots in Snyder county and the surrounding areas ** (Mark to add) * '''[[Weddington-53|Eric Weddington]]''': ** [[Space:Weddington_Name_Study|Weddington Name Study]] includes Weddington families in eastern Kentucky and surrounding areas (OH, WV). These Weddington families originated in south west Virginia. Knowledgeable of other associated family names in eastern Kentucky. The North Carolina Weddington families migrated to Tennessee, Georgia and Alabama. I have other family lines in Tennessee. Some knowledge of central Pennsylvania. [[Project: Cemeterist|Cemeterist]]. Multiple [[Project:One_Name_Studies|ONS]] coordinator. I work on the [[Project:Hatfield_and_McCoy|Hatfield & McCoy]] sub-project. Interest in the [[Space:Melungeon_Roots|Melungeon Roots]] sub-project. *'''[[Cox-27529|Nancy (Cox) Wilson]]''': NY and PA ancestors ** Currently working on monthly challenge unconnected notable, Mike Trbovich. Also, found out i have roots in Tuscarawas County, Ohio. [[Cox-27529|Cox-27529]] 17:04, 1 July 2023 (UTC) *'''[[Young-22395|Lyn Young]]''': I have ancestors from New York, Maryland, Virginia, Kentucky, and Pennsylvania ** (Lyn to Add) *'''[[Stuewe-5|Kathy (Stuewe) Zipperer]]''': ancestors in Ohio, ancestors in Pennsylvania, relatives in Kentucky ** Currently correcting locations for Data doctors suggestions in Ohio, will try to add appropriate categories. Creating CC7 profiles in Ohio/Kentucky/Pennsylvania. *'''[[Ikeler-28|Jeff Ikeler]]''': My paternal side is almost entirely early Pennsylvania settlers with many lines going back to pre-Revolutionary. My focus area is the Susquehanna Valley, primarily in Columbia/Montour/Northumberland counties with some spillage into Luzerne/Schuylkill counties. Currently working on: ** Converting all profiles with [[Space:DBE 853|DBE 853, Warning: GEDCOM Junk]]. Progress: [Entire state of PA] Thousands down, ~500 to go. ** Fixing all [[Space:DBE 616|DBE 616, Abbreviated Birth Location Country Not Recommended]], [[Space:DBE 646|Death Location]], and [[Space:DBE 676|Marriage Location]] errors. Progress: [Columbia co. PA] 7x DBE 616's (green locked) remain. All DBE 646 and 676 completed. [Entire state of PA] Not started. ** Adding missing cemeteries from the WT+ [https://plus.wikitree.com/Categories/WikiTreeCemeteries/default.htm WikiTree] and [https://plus.wikitree.com/Categories/FindAGraveCemeteries/default.htm FindAGrave] Cemetery Reports. Progress: [Columbia co. & Montour co. PA] 99%. [Entire state of PA] Not started. ** Adding cemetery categories for all profiles identified in the WT+ Cemetery Reports. Progress: [Columbia co. & Montour co. PA] 99%. [Entire state of PA] Not started. == Northern Appalachia Team To-dos == '''Profile Maintenance''': Project members are asked to help work on profiles in the project's [[:Category:Appalachia Project Maintenance Categories|Maintenance Categories]]. Note that if you add a maintenance category, you should generally also add details of why you added it to the profile's Research Notes. : ''Needs categories'' can be added to a profile using the project sticker (see [[Template: Appalachia|this template page]]), including [[:Category:Appalachia Project Needs Sources |Appalachia Project Needs Sources]] for a profile that has at least one source but needs additional sources. : Profiles for Appalachians with no sources should have{{Unsourced|Appalachia}} added to the profile, which will put the profile in the project's Unsourced Profiles category: [[:Category:Appalachia, Unsourced Profiles|Appalachia, Unsourced Profiles]]. === Tasks === : Team members - if you're working on a listed task, please "sign" it by adding ~~~~ * Research county formation history to establish a timeline people can use to properly categorize profiles. * Check location categories for profiles of people who were born in, who lived in or who were associated with this region. ** Add the appropriate Appalachians category + [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Template:Appalachian_Roots Sticker]. ** If the person is associated with Appalachia, check the [[Project:Notables#Qualifications_for_Profiles|qualifications]] posted by the [[Project:Notables|Notables Project]] to see if [[[[:Category: Appalachia, Notables|Category: Appalachia, Notables]]]] should be added to the person's profile (whether or not they're associated with the North Central region of Appalachia). ---- '''Regional Team Space Pages:''' [[Space:Northern_Appalachia_Team|Northern Appalachia Team]] | [[Space:North_Central_Appalachia_Team|North Central Appalachia Team]] | [[Space:Central_Appalachia_Team|Central Appalachia Team]] | [[Space:South_Central_Appalachia_Team|South Central Appalachia Team]] | [[Space:Southern_Appalachia_Team|Southern Appalachia Team]] '''Regional Team Categories ''' : [[:Category:Northern_Appalachia_Team|Northern Appalachia Team]] | [[:Category:North_Central_Appalachia_Team|North Central Appalachia Team]] | [[:Category:Central_Appalachia_Team|Central Appalachia Team]] | [[:Category:South_Central_Appalachia_Team|South Central Appalachia Team]] | [[:Category:Southern_Appalachia_Team|Southern Appalachia Team]] ----
See [[#Member Details|Members (below)]]. :{| border="1" ! style="background-color:#8DD3C7; color:#000;"| State Team |- |[[:Category:Maryland_Appalachians|Maryland Appalachians]] |- |[[:Category:New_York_Appalachians|New York Appalachians]] |- |[[:Category:Ohio_Appalachians|Ohio Appalachians]] |- |[[:Category:Pennsylvania_Appalachians|Pennsylvania Appalachians]] |- |[[:Category:West_Virginia_Appalachians|West Virginia Appalachians]] |- |} {{Clear}} {{Clear}} {{Image|file=Appalachia_Project-1.png |align=l |size=m |caption=Five Regions of Appalachia }} {{Clear}} If you see things that need done, you can add them to the [[#Tasks|Task list, below]]. If you have ideas for things that the Team could be doing, let me know! ~ Erin The links in the table above are for the "landing level" categories (where people profiles should be categorized; project pages are categorized under [[:Category: Appalachia Project]]). Thirteen states have counties in Appalachia. The '''Northern Appalachia Team''' covers counties in five of them: Maryland, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, & West Virginia (the green area in the above map). :'''Maryland''': Maryland's 3 Appalachia counties are all in the Northern Appalachia Region (see the [[Space: Counties of Appalachia#Maryland|Maryland table]] on the project's [[Space: Counties of Appalachia|Counties of Appalachia page]]). The counties are Allegany, Garrett, and Washington. :'''New York''': New York's 14 Appalachia counties are all in the Northern Appalachia Region. (see the [[Space: Counties of Appalachia#New York|New York table]] on the project's [[Space: Counties of Appalachia|Counties of Appalachia page]]). The counties are Allegany, Broome, Cattaraugus, Chautauqua, Chemung, Chenango, Cortland, Delaware, Otsego, Schoharie, Schuyler, Steuben, Tioga, and Tompkins. :'''Ohio''': Ohio's 32 Appalachia counties are split between the [[Space:North_Central_Appalachia_Team|North Central]] and Northern Appalachia Regions. (see the [[Space: Counties of Appalachia#Ohio|Ohio table]] on the project's [[Space: Counties of Appalachia|Counties of Appalachia page]]). The Northern Appalachia counties are Ashtabula, Belmont, Carroll, Columbiana, Coshocton, Guernsey, Harrison, Holmes, Jefferson, Mahoning, Muskingum, Trumbull, and Tuscarawas. :'''Pennsylvania''': Pennsylvania's 52 Appalachia counties are all in the Northern Appalachia Region. (see the [[Space: Counties of Appalachia#Pennsylvania|Pennsylvania table]] on the project's [[Space: Counties of Appalachia|Counties of Appalachia page]]). The counties are Allegheny, Armstrong, Beaver, Bedford, Blair, Bradford, Butler, Cambria, Cameron, Carbon, Centre, Clarion, Clearfield, Clinton, Columbia, Crawford, Elk, Erie, Fayette, Forest, Fulton, Greene, Huntingdon, Indiana, Jefferson, Juniata, Lackawanna, Lawrence, Luzerne, Lycoming, McKean, Mercer, Mifflin, Monroe, Montour, Northumberland, Perry, Pike, Potter, Schuylkill, Snyder, Somerset, Sullivan, Susquehanna, Tioga, Union, Venango, Warren, Washington, Wayne, Westmoreland, and Wyoming. :'''West Virginia''': West Virginia's 55 Appalachia counties are split between the [[Space:North_Central_Appalachia_Team|North Central]] [[Space:Central_Appalachia_Team| Central Appalachia]] and Northern Appalachia Regions. (see the [[Space: Counties of Appalachia#West Virginia|West Virginia table]] on the project's [[Space: Counties of Appalachia|Counties of Appalachia page]]). The Northern Appalachia counties are Brooke, Hancock, Marshall, and Ohio. :'''When adding the appropriate Appalachians category, add any appropriate county-level location categories too.''' The [[Project: Appalachia |Appalachia Project]]'s [[Space: Counties of Appalachia|Counties of Appalachia]] includes all 423 counties listed by the Appalachian Regional Commission, plus some, with links to the WikiTree category pages. {{Clear}} === Member Details === ''See [[Space: Appalachia Project|Appalachia Project Membership]] for the Project's membership.'' : Members can add details of their interest area(s) and what they're working on for the Northern Appalachia Team in this section. * '''Member''': ''Interest area(s)'' ** ''Working on/intend to do/have an idea to do...'' * '''[[Sharon Shockey Wetzel]]''': West Virginia Eastern Panhandle, Virginia, Pennsylvania ** Currently working on Swiss Reformation and the Anabaptist immigration to American through Philadelphia (Bowman/Bauman/Myers/Shockey/Saville/Landis/Arnold/Shoemaker) ***SURNAMES : Shockey (Hampshire/Hardy), Shoemaker (Hardy), Keplinger/Caplinger (Grant), Goldizen (Grant, Bowman (Hampshire), Saville (Hampshire), Myers (Hardy), Strawderman (Hardy), Dayton (Hampshire/Hardy), Liller (Hampshire), Stewart, (Hardy), Hogbin (Hardy), Feaster (Grant), Watts (Grant), Davis (Pendleton), Hill (Wetzel), Stalnaker (Randolph), Truby (Randolph), Townsend (Hampshire), Roby (Hampshire/Braxton), Shanholtz(er) (Hampshire), Pultz (Hampshire), Asbury (Hampshire), Bethel (Hampshire), Purgett (Hampshire), Sager (Hardy), Heishman (Hardy), Barb (Hardy), Ziegler (Hardy), Bolinger (Hardy), Kidner (Hardy), Chrisman (Hardy), McDonald (Hardy), Baker (Hardy), Hough (Hardy), Elswick (Hardy), Chilcott (Hardy), Payne (Hampshire), Cooper (Hardy), Dispanet (Hardy), Taylor (Hardy), Roberts (Hardy), Parks (Hardy), Siever (Grant), Bland (Pendleton), Hoover (Pendleton), Waldron (Pendleton), Dunkle (Pendleton), Mueller (Pendleton), Thompson (Pendleton), Moore (Hardy), Kanester (Hardy), Sites (Grant), Rohrbaugh (Grant), Lough (Pendleton), Riggleman (Hardy), Landis (Hardy), Hirschman (Hampshire), Cunningham (Hampshire/Mineral) * '''[[Stephens-3929|Alice Thomsen]]''': Pennsylvania to Oregon * '''[[Anderson-27719|Susan Anderson]]''': Schoharie County and Allegany County, New York; Potter County and Erie County, Pennsylvania; Ashtabula County, Ohio. ** Still lots to do documenting family members who settled in these counties after the Revolution. *'''[[Wade-11697|J. J. (Wade) Becker]]''': I have a lot of past generations that resided in eastern Ohio and Western Pennsylvania in that northern region. ** Will add profiles to Guernsey County, OH and Beaver County, PA *'''[[Calvert-1593|Mary Calvert]]''': Greene Co. Pa, Wetzel, Monongalia, Ohio, and Marshall counties in WV ** (Mary to enter) *'''[[Campbell-27020|Cheri Campbell]]''': Northern PA on NY border; also lived in southwestern NYS ** (Cheri to Add) *'''[[Carollo-47|John Carollo Jr.]]''': My mother's line is mostly clustered in the 18th century Quaker settlements of Berkeley & Frederick Co. Va. More ancestors were scattered in Brooke County, Va. and SE Ohio. From there they migrated along the National Road and by the Civil War all settled in Central Illinois. Some cousins stayed behind. One served in the 4th West Virginia Calvary (union) in the Civil War. **I still have some genealogical brick walls to get through, especially the Garrett family in Washington County, Pa. in the early 19th century. It's possible the name was Anglicized from a German name like Gerret **I have a lot of love for Appalachian culture. *'''[[Clutter-519|Derek Clutter]]''': My family settled the Washington and Greene County, PA area in 1780 and have been there ever since. ** My main area of focus is SW Pennsylvania, Washington and Greene Counties specifically along with some work in Monongalia and Hampshire County West Virginia with focus on the many German immigrants that came during the Palatine migration in 1709 and would eventually settle in these areas in the late 18th century. *'''[[Crews-2118|Bill Crews]]''': ** (Bill to add) *'''[[DeCarpio-1|Lisa DeCarpio]]''': (Lisa to add) ** (Lisa to add) *'''[[DeFrieze-2|George DeFrieze]]''': Many eastern Ohio ancestors. ** (George to Add) *'''[[Elbert-215|Sven Elbert]]''': I am adding lots of emigrants from Northwestern Germany to Wikitree that have moved to (Northern) Appalachia (and other places). I can help to tie emigrant roots back to Germany. My area of interest is the area around Osnabrück. **[[Space:Hollenkamp_Name_Study|Hollenkamp Name Study]] ** [[Space:Wallenhorst%2C_Niedersachsen_One_Place_Study|Wallenhorst, Niedersachsen One Place Study]] *'''[[Esper-69|S Esper]]''': I have an Abundant family from the Region who came from Pennsylvania and settled along the Ohio River from Pittsburg to the Virginia/West Virginia border. They came to the area in the early 1700's and settled in Ohio Territory. **(S to Add) *'''[[Ewald-464|Sissy Ewald]]''' **I’ve been working Washington and Frederick Counties in Maryland recently, but have interests in Virginia, Pennsylvania, Kentucky and Missouri. I plan to work on Western Maryland. *'''[[Guinn-694|Mary Lou (Guinn) Finley]]''': Pennsylvania ** Adding and researching ancestors of the Edmonds and Bell families in and around Munhall and Pittsburgh, Alleghany County. *'''[[Dale-2823|Pam (Dale) Fraley]]''': Working on creating Free Space pages for the counties in my region. ** Brooke, Hancock, and Ohio Counties in West Virginia. ** Look toward picking up an idle county page to adopt. *'''[[Gilbert-20491|Dan Gilbert]]''': Most of my Pennsylvania ancestors were from the eastern counties, however two branches, the Froniker and Stoolfire families were from Stewart, Licking and Washington counties. *'''[[Golder-180|Amy (Golder) Golder-Cooper]]''': New Jersey Dutch and Palatine Swiss/German ancestors moved into Central Pennsylvania and scattered further afield. ** Original Northumberland County, now also Union, Montour, Columbia, Sullivan, Schuylkill, Snyder, Clinton, Lycoming, Centre, Mifflin, Juniata, Perry, Huntingdon, and beyond. ** Blue relatives also early settlers in Berkley, Virginia/West Virginia *'''[[Flint-3636|Nicci (Flint) Hartland]]''': MD/PA/NY ** Adding and Researching *'''[[Hallett-341|Cathryn (Hallett) Hondros]]''': Ohio Counties for [[:Category:105th_Regiment,_Ohio_Infantry,_United_States_Civil_War]] ** Researching both the families and the lives of soldiers of the 105th Ohio Volunteer Infantry (or 105th OVI) of the Union Army during the American Civil War. The regiment was recruited from five northeastern Ohio counties, including the three Appalachian counties of Ashtabula, Trumbull and Mahoning. *'''[[Daellenbach-32|Tabitha (Daellenbach) Howell]]''': Many of my family lines run through Appalachia, especially western Pennsylvania. ** (Tabitha to add) *'''[[Smith-308153|Donna (Smith) Hughes]]''': I grew up and now live in the Half Moon Valley below the Bald Eagle Ridge of the Allegheny Mountains in central Pa. I am in interested in studying the early settlers of Huntingdon, Centre, and Clearfield Counties. ** (Donna to add) *'''[[Brown-42238|Dusti (Brown) Ide]]''': ** (Dusti to Add) *'''[[Isleman-1|Janine Isleman]]''': Ohio and West Virginia ** adding profiles people from Jefferson, Ohio and Marshall, West Virginia *'''[[Lemen-157|Mark Lemen]]''': Ohio ** Adding ancestors from Tuscarawas, Coshocton, and Muskingum Counties in Ohio *'''[[Linderman-299|Jodi Linderman]]''': Southwestern Pennsylvania (primarily Fayette and Somerset counties ** (Jodi to Add) *'''[[Little-3000|James Little]]''': James to Add ** (James to Add) *'''[[McCollum-1850|Reta McCollum]]''': Reta to Add ** Created profiles of ancestors from Pennsylvania and Ohio. *'''[[McKnight-3040|Kim McKnight]]''': Ancestors who emigrated to Western PA and upstate New York ** Created or involved in profiles of ancestors in Allegheny County in Pennsylvania. *'''[[Marsh-9608|Celia Marsh]]''': ** (Celia to Add): *'''[[Pickens-1429|Gail (Pickens) Martin]]''': Heavy on ancestors in SW PA and SE Ohio. ** Areas of focus: PA: Fayette, Allegheny, Venango, Westmoreland and Huntingdon counties. Ohio: Washington and Trumbull counties. *'''[[Tucker-5631|Rebecca (Tucker) Morris]]''': Allegheny, Fulton, Juniata, Huntingdon, Schuylkill, Counties. ** (Rebecca to add) *'''[[Urbach-13|Kathy (Urbach) Nava]]''': Pennsylvania and New York areas **Updating ancestors from Pennsylvania and New York. *'''[[Nevin-722|Bob Nevin]]''': Many of my ancestors settled in Western PA and around Youngstown Ohio, including my Grandparents and great-grandparents on my father's side; The Halls and Nevin lines. ** (Bob to Add) *'''[[Oldaker-144|Sharon Oldaker]]''': Ancestors from Pennsylvania and Ohio **Updating ancestors from Pennsylvania and Ohio. *'''[[Wyatt-8601|Michelle (Wyatt) Oviatt]]''': Ancestors from Northern Appalacia ** My 4th great grandmother (Allshouse-39) was born in Westmoreland County, PA and died in Armstrong County, PA. I will be starting with her. *'''[[Rienerth-1|Monica (Rienerth) Palmer]]''': I'll be focusing mostly on the Southern Tier region of New York and Mahoning County, Ohio. Possibly some PA sprinkled in there too. ** I've moved a little pet project to WikiTree (from a blog) to work on cemeteries in the Southern Tier region of New York, which include Allegany, Broome, Cattaraugus, Chautauqua, Chemung, Delaware, Steuben, and Tioga counties. This project fits under what the Appalachian project is already doing. 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[[Space:Northern_England_Team | Northern England Team Page]] [[Project:England | England Project Page]] ==Welcome to the Northumberland Team page!== Team Leader: [[Humphrey-6461|Marjorie Gibbon]] Team Members: [[Anderson-68563|Karen Anderson]] | [[Armstrong-17381|Jutta Beer]] | [[Lohbeck-3 | Pamela Lohbeck]] | [[Maher-1078 | William Maher]] | [[Phillips-9662 | Terry Phillips]] | [[Pickard-1581|David Pickard]] ==Goal== The goal of the Northumberland Team is to make all Northumberland profiles the best that they can be. It is our desire to leave a lasting legacy of work for future generations and current researchers that can facilitate their quest for family history, and bring them one step closer to discovering the myriad of people it has taken for them to draw breath. If you are interested in helping with Northumberland, please feel free to look at the England Project page and sign up via the G2G post. If you have any questions about Northumberland and the County Team, please contact the team leader, [[Humphrey-6461|Marjorie Gibbon]]. ==Tasks== To achieve our goal, these are some of the things we work on: *Work on the [[Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_ENG_NBL|Northumberland Suggestions]] (NB please ignore Wikidata suggestions), *Find sources for some of the [[:Category:Northumberland%2C_Unsourced_Profiles|Northumberland Unsourced Profiles]] *There are [[Automated:DD_Unconnected_List_ENG_NBL|families in Northumberland]] who are not connected to the main WikiTree, can you make the link? * As of 12th July 2023 there are [https://plus.wikitree.com/default.htm?report=srch1&Query=19cen+northumberland+england+open+birthlocation%3DMissingLocation+&MaxProfiles=2000&SortOrder=LNAB&PageSize=500 546 19th Century profiles] connected with Northumberland (by marriage or death location) that don't have a birth location. Some of them have their birth location mentioned in their biography, but others require some searching for sources and perhaps a bit of tlc. * There are a lot of profiles related to Northumberland who have [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:England_Unknowns#Northumberland 'unknown'] in one of their name fields - we are trying to find out what they were really called. *Work on the profiles in the [[:Category:Northumberland%2C_Maintenance_Categories|Northumberland Maintenance Categories]], *Have a go breaking down one of the [[:Category:Northumberland,_Family_Brick_Walls|Northumberland Family Brick Walls]], *There is a [[:Category:Northumberland%2C_Notables|Northumberland, Notables]] category, and there must be lots of notable Northumbrians who don't have a profile yet! What does Wikitree count as notable? Generally the same guidelines as Wikipaedia, more information on the [[Project:Notables|Notables project]]. Alternatively, perhaps you can imporve the profile of a notable who is already on Wikitree? *Research and update profiles on WikiTree relevant to prominent Northumberland families, *Maintain the [[Space:Northumberland_Genealogical_Resources|Northumberland Research Resources page]], *Any other ideas ... Remember we will largely be working in the context of profiles that are managed by other people. Always endeavour to discuss any major changes you may wish to make to a profile with the profile manager/s involved. Lots of these activities are the focus of teams within the England Project, more information and how to get involved at [[Space:England_Profile_Improvements_Team|England Profile Improvements Team]]. ===Team Member Specific Interests=== * '''[[Armstrong-17381|Jutta]]''' My surname interests are Armstrong, Clarke, Coulthard, Pigg, Stagg, Snowball, Todd, Turpin & Wailes, particularly from Hexham, Haydon Bridge, Warden & Haltwhistle. But I really enjoy just finding out about people. * '''[[Anderson-68563|Karen]]''' My surname interests are: Anderson, Brown, Harrison and Dixon. So far, many of the ancestors I have found were from Newcastle Upon Tyne so I am interested in that are but overall I enjoy making connections, whether they are related or not. * '''[[Lohbeck-3 | Pamela]]''': I am particularly interested in medieval Northumberland history. Researching pre-1500 unsourced profiles and completing those biographies restores life to this historical period, one person at a time. * '''[[Humphrey-6461|Marjorie]]''' - I really enjoyed watching the BBC's [https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b09l64y9 'A House Through Time'], featuring 5 Ravensworth Terrace, Newcastle - I have been working on a [[Space:A_House_Through_Time_-_5%2C_Ravensworth_Terrace.|page]] about the house and a profile for as many residents as possible. Many of the profiles would benefit from a bit of tlc ... please feel free if you would like to add to any of them. * '''[[Humphrey-6461|Marjorie]]''' - Everyone in Northumberland believes they are related to [[Darling-1130|Grace Darling]], I know, but I really want to find our link ;) ===Things we could have a go at!=== * All the plaques commemorating people who have lived in or visited or had some link to a building in Northumberland - according to https://openplaques.org/places/gb there are 191 plaques in Newcastle upon Tyne, nine in Alnwick, seven in Hexham, four in Morpeth, and more ... I will start this at some point. Presumably there will be some overlap with the [[:Category:Northumberland%2C_Notables|Northumberland, Notables]] category, [[Humphrey-6461|Marjorie]] 16:19, 4 May 2019 (UTC) ===Team Challenges=== There is usually a [[Space:England_Project_Challenges|challenge]] going on on Wikitree! Sometimes they are international challenges - members of the England Project, and England Counties teams, are encouraged to join the Mighty Oaks [[Space:England_Profile_Improvements_Team|team]] and participate from time to time in WikiTree challenges for England. ===Northumberland Stats=== Have a look at [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:England%2C_Regional_and_County_Statistics_Page#Northumberland| the Northumberland tables] on the England Statistics Page to see how all of the counties, and the country as a whole, are doing with sourcing, connecting and suggestions, every week. Here's an annual roundup of how Northumberland is doing: {| border="3" ! Northumberland !! 25 Sep 2018+ !! 1 Jan 2019 !! 1 Jan 2020 !! 1 Jan 2021 !! 1 Jan 2022 !! 1 July 2022 !! 1 Jan 2023 !! 1 Jan 2024 |- !Total Profiles||33031||32667||27019||32236||47264||52330|| 59757 || 71472 |- ![[:Category:Northumberland%2C_Unsourced_Profiles|Unsourced]] (% of total)||2373 (7.18%)||1912 (5.85%)||1108 (4.10%)||895 (2.78%)||1132 (2.40%)||1077 (2.06%)||1175 (1.97%) || 934 (1.31%) |- ![[Automated:DD_Unconnected_List_ENG_NBL|Unconnected]] (% of total)||5186 (15.70%)||4953 (15.16%)||4232 (15.66%)||4959 (15.38%)||6901 (14.60%)||7025 (13.42%)||7244 (12.12%) || 7323 (10.25%) |- ![[Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_ENG_NBL|Database suggestions]] (% of total) ||3416 (10.34%)||2316 (7.09%)||1696 (6.28%)||2496 (7.74%)||3627 (7.67%)||4352 (8.32%)||4680 (7.83%) || |- ![https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=Country=England+Location=Northumberland+FirstName=Unknown+OR+Country=England+Location=Northumberland+LastNameatBirth=Unknown&MaxProfiles=500000&PageSize=100 Unknowns] (% of total) || || || || || || 596 (1.14%) || 610 (1.02%) || 633 (0.89%) |} + Earliest data available (Numbers have dropped when other Northumberlands have been taken out of the data) ==Northumberland Resources== [[Space:Northumberland_Genealogical_Resources|Northumberland Resources]] == WikiTree Help Resources == : [[:Help:Categorization|Categorization Help]] : [[:Help:Research_Note_Boxes|Research Note Box Help]] : [[:Help:Sources|Sources Help]] : [[Help:Profiles_of_Sources| Free Space Pages for Sources]] : [[:Help:Editing_Tips|Editing Tips]] : [[:Help:Stickers|Stickers]] : [[:Help:Adding_Links|Adding Links]] : [[:Help:Sources_Style_Guide|Sources Style Guide]]
[[Space:Northern_England_Team | Northern England Team Page]] [[Project:England | England Project Page]] ==Welcome to the Northumberland Team page!== Team Leader: [[Humphrey-6461|Marjorie Gibbon]] Team Members: [[Anderson-68563|Karen Anderson]] | [[Armstrong-17381|Jutta Beer]] | [[Lohbeck-3 | Pamela Lohbeck]] | [[Maher-1078 | William Maher]] | [[Phillips-9662 | Terry Phillips]] | [[Pickard-1581|David Pickard]] ==Goal== The goal of the Northumberland Team is to make all Northumberland profiles the best that they can be. It is our desire to leave a lasting legacy of work for future generations and current researchers that can facilitate their quest for family history, and bring them one step closer to discovering the myriad of people it has taken for them to draw breath. If you are interested in helping with Northumberland, please feel free to look at the England Project page and sign up via the G2G post. If you have any questions about Northumberland and the County Team, please contact the team leader, [[Humphrey-6461|Marjorie Gibbon]]. ==Tasks== To achieve our goal, these are some of the things we work on: *Work on the [[Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_ENG_NBL|Northumberland Suggestions]] (NB please ignore Wikidata suggestions), *Find sources for some of the [[:Category:Northumberland%2C_Unsourced_Profiles|Northumberland Unsourced Profiles]] *There are [[Automated:DD_Unconnected_List_ENG_NBL|families in Northumberland]] who are not connected to the main WikiTree, can you make the link? * As of 12th July 2023 there are [https://plus.wikitree.com/default.htm?report=srch1&Query=19cen+northumberland+england+open+birthlocation%3DMissingLocation+&MaxProfiles=2000&SortOrder=LNAB&PageSize=500 546 19th Century profiles] connected with Northumberland (by marriage or death location) that don't have a birth location. Some of them have their birth location mentioned in their biography, but others require some searching for sources and perhaps a bit of tlc. * There are a lot of profiles related to Northumberland who have [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:England_Unknowns#Northumberland 'unknown'] in one of their name fields - we are trying to find out what they were really called. *Work on the profiles in the [[:Category:Northumberland%2C_Maintenance_Categories|Northumberland Maintenance Categories]], *Have a go breaking down one of the [[:Category:Northumberland,_Family_Brick_Walls|Northumberland Family Brick Walls]], *There is a [[:Category:Northumberland%2C_Notables|Northumberland, Notables]] category, and there must be lots of notable Northumbrians who don't have a profile yet! What does Wikitree count as notable? Generally the same guidelines as Wikipaedia, more information on the [[Project:Notables|Notables project]]. Alternatively, perhaps you can imporve the profile of a notable who is already on Wikitree? *Research and update profiles on WikiTree relevant to prominent Northumberland families, *Maintain the [[Space:Northumberland_Genealogical_Resources|Northumberland Research Resources page]], *Any other ideas ... Remember we will largely be working in the context of profiles that are managed by other people. Always endeavour to discuss any major changes you may wish to make to a profile with the profile manager/s involved. Lots of these activities are the focus of teams within the England Project, more information and how to get involved at [[Space:England_Profile_Improvements_Team|England Profile Improvements Team]]. ===Team Member Specific Interests=== * '''[[Armstrong-17381|Jutta]]''' My surname interests are Armstrong, Clarke, Coulthard, Pigg, Stagg, Snowball, Todd, Turpin & Wailes, particularly from Hexham, Haydon Bridge, Warden & Haltwhistle. But I really enjoy just finding out about people. * '''[[Anderson-68563|Karen]]''' My surname interests are: Anderson, Brown, Harrison and Dixon. So far, many of the ancestors I have found were from Newcastle Upon Tyne so I am interested in that are but overall I enjoy making connections, whether they are related or not. * '''[[Lohbeck-3 | Pamela]]''': I am particularly interested in medieval Northumberland history. Researching pre-1500 unsourced profiles and completing those biographies restores life to this historical period, one person at a time. * '''[[Humphrey-6461|Marjorie]]''' - I really enjoyed watching the BBC's [https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b09l64y9 'A House Through Time'], featuring 5 Ravensworth Terrace, Newcastle - I have been working on a [[Space:A_House_Through_Time_-_5%2C_Ravensworth_Terrace.|page]] about the house and a profile for as many residents as possible. Many of the profiles would benefit from a bit of tlc ... please feel free if you would like to add to any of them. * '''[[Humphrey-6461|Marjorie]]''' - Everyone in Northumberland believes they are related to [[Darling-1130|Grace Darling]], I know, but I really want to find our link ;) ===Things we could have a go at!=== * All the plaques commemorating people who have lived in or visited or had some link to a building in Northumberland - according to https://openplaques.org/places/gb there are 191 plaques in Newcastle upon Tyne, nine in Alnwick, seven in Hexham, four in Morpeth, and more ... I will start this at some point. Presumably there will be some overlap with the [[:Category:Northumberland%2C_Notables|Northumberland, Notables]] category, [[Humphrey-6461|Marjorie]] 16:19, 4 May 2019 (UTC) ===Team Challenges=== There is usually a [[Space:England_Project_Challenges|challenge]] going on on Wikitree! Sometimes they are international challenges - members of the England Project, and England Counties teams, are encouraged to join the Mighty Oaks [[Space:England_Profile_Improvements_Team|team]] and participate from time to time in WikiTree challenges for England. ===Northumberland Stats=== Have a look at [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:England%2C_Regional_and_County_Statistics_Page#Northumberland| the Northumberland tables] on the England Statistics Page to see how all of the counties, and the country as a whole, are doing with sourcing, connecting and suggestions, every week. Here's an annual roundup of how Northumberland is doing: {| border="3" ! Northumberland !! 25 Sep 2018+ !! 1 Jan 2019 !! 1 Jan 2020 !! 1 Jan 2021 !! 1 Jan 2022 !! 1 July 2022 !! 1 Jan 2023 !! 1 Jan 2024 |- !Total Profiles||33031||32667||27019||32236||47264||52330|| 59757 || 71472 |- ![[:Category:Northumberland%2C_Unsourced_Profiles|Unsourced]] (% of total)||2373 (7.18%)||1912 (5.85%)||1108 (4.10%)||895 (2.78%)||1132 (2.40%)||1077 (2.06%)||1175 (1.97%) || 934 (1.31%) |- ![[Automated:DD_Unconnected_List_ENG_NBL|Unconnected]] (% of total)||5186 (15.70%)||4953 (15.16%)||4232 (15.66%)||4959 (15.38%)||6901 (14.60%)||7025 (13.42%)||7244 (12.12%) || 7323 (10.25%) |- ![[Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_ENG_NBL|Database suggestions]] (% of total) ||3416 (10.34%)||2316 (7.09%)||1696 (6.28%)||2496 (7.74%)||3627 (7.67%)||4352 (8.32%)||4680 (7.83%) || |- ![https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=Country=England+Location=Northumberland+FirstName=Unknown+OR+Country=England+Location=Northumberland+LastNameatBirth=Unknown&MaxProfiles=500000&PageSize=100 Unknowns] (% of total) || || || || || || 596 (1.14%) || 610 (1.02%) || 633 (0.89%) |} + Earliest data available (Numbers have dropped when other Northumberlands have been taken out of the data) ==Northumberland Resources== [[Space:Northumberland_Genealogical_Resources|Northumberland Resources]] == WikiTree Help Resources == : [[:Help:Categorization|Categorization Help]] : [[:Help:Research_Note_Boxes|Research Note Box Help]] : [[:Help:Sources|Sources Help]] : [[Help:Profiles_of_Sources| Free Space Pages for Sources]] : [[:Help:Editing_Tips|Editing Tips]] : [[:Help:Stickers|Stickers]] : [[:Help:Adding_Links|Adding Links]] : [[:Help:Sources_Style_Guide|Sources Style Guide]]
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[[Category: Battle of Bannockburn]] [[Category: Battle of Dupplin Moor]] [[Category: Battle of Halidon Hill]][[Category: Battle of Otterburn]] [[Category: Battle of Roslin]] [[Category: Battle of Stirling Bridge]] ---- {|style: cellpadding=20; cellspacing=20; border=3 |Fatalities |- |Robert Delaval|| Sep. 1297|| Killed at battle of Stirling Bridge |- |John Cambo|| Feb. 1303|| Killed at battle of Roslin |- |Guischard de Charron, the younger|| Jun. 1314||Killed at battle of Bannockburn |- |Edmund de Comyn|| Jun 1314||" |- |[[Bertram-31|Robert Bertram]]|| Jun 1314||" |- |Robert de Felton||Jun 1314||" |- |Elias the clerk|| Mar 1317|| Killed by James Douglas at Lintalee, nr Jedburgh |- |John de Burghdon||Aug. 1332||Killed at battle of Dupplin Moor |- |[[Emeldon-3|Richard de Emeldon]]||Jul 1333|| Killed at battle of Halidon Hill |- |[[Selby-268|Walter de Selby]], and 2 of his sons||Oct 1346||Captured at Liddel Peel by Scots and executed, before [[:Category: Battle of Neville's Cross|battle of Neville’s Cross]] |- |Two sons of Robert de OgleThis statement is partially inaccurate. See [[Ogle-85|Robert Ogle]] (d. 1355)|| Nov.1355||Killed in Scottish attack on Berwick |- |Thomas de Blenkinsop|| c. Apr 1388||Captured by Scots; died in captivity |- |Captures || |- |Hugh de Gray|| 1296 x 1318|| Captured by the Scots, 3 timesNorthumberland petitions, ed. Fraser, 159. Note: references have only been provided for this appendix where not already included in body of text. |- |William de Ros||Sep 1297|| Captured at Stirling Castle, after battle of Stirling BridgeDocuments relating to Scotland, ed. Bain, IV, no. 1835. |- |Thomas de Gray||May 1303|| Captured in skirmish at Melrose AbbeyScalacronica, ed. Stevenson, 126–7. |- |Thomas de Gray||Jun 1314||Captured in skirmish before battle of Bannockburn |- |John de Clavering|| Jun 1314||Captured at Bannockburn |- |Robert de Cliffordd||Jun 1314||" |- |Roger Corbet || Jun 1314||" |- |Robert Delaval||Jun 1314||" |- |John de Eslington || Jun 1314||" |- |John de Eure||Jun 1314||" |- |John de Heselrigg|| Jun 1314||" |- |William de Muschamp|| Jun 1314 ||" |- |[[Umfraville-12|Robert de Umfraville, Earl of Angus]]||Jun 1314||Captured at Bothwell castle, after Bannockburn |- |Ingram de Umfraville||Jun 1314||Captured with Gilbert de Umfraville |- |Gilbert de Raymes|| c. 1316|| Captured by Scots |- |William de Felton|| c. 1318||Captured by ScotsNorthumberland petitions, ed. Fraser, 149. |- |Walter de Goswick|| Apr 1318 || Captured at the fall of Berwick |- |Luke de Warton ||aft. Jun. 1318||Captured by Scots |- |[[Ogle-92|Henry de Ogle]]||c. 1319||" |- |John de Fawdon ||bef. c. 1322|| Captured by Scots… twiceibid., 143. |- |John de Goswick ||bef. Oct 1322||Captured by Scots |- |John de Strivelyn ||Sep 1334||Captured in skimish near Linlithgow |- |John de Felton ||Sep 1334||Captured with John de Strivelyn |- |John de Coupland ||c. Jun 1338||Captured while besieging Dunbar castle |- |Robert de Manners||1338|| Captured in skirmish at Pressen, NorthumberlandScotichronicon, ed. Watt, VII, 148; Wyntoun, ed. Amours, VI, 150–1; Scalacronica, ed. Stevenson, 168. |- |John de Lilleburn (the elder)||bef. Oct. 1341|| Captured by the Scots, on the king’s serviceCalendar of Close Rolls 1341–3, 297-8. This is the father of the John de Lilleburn captured in 1377. |- |Adam de Eshot||bef. Oct. 1341|| Captured by Scots, on king’s service |- |James de Selby||Oct. 1346|| Captured at Liddel Peel by Scots |- |Alan de Heton||Oct. 1350 x May 1352|| Captured by William Douglas |- |[[Grey-43|Thomas de Gray (the younger)]]||Oct 1355||Captured in skirmish at Nesbit, Berwickshire |- |Gilbert de Babynton||c. 1372|| Captured by ScotsArchaeologia Aeliana, 1st ser., IV (1855), 329. |- |John Horsley||c. 1375|| Captured by Scotsibid. |- |John de Lilleburn, and his brother ||Aug. 1377||Captured in skirmish at Carham, Northumberland |- |Thomas de Musgrave|| Aug. 1377||Captured in skirmish at MelroseChronicon Angliæ, 1328–88, ed. E.M. Thompson, Rolls Series 64 (1874), 165–6. |- |Ralph Lord Greystoke || Jun. 1380||Ambushed and captured at Horse Rigg, Northumberland, in time of truce |- |John de Cresswell || Jun. 1380|| Captured with Lord Greystoke |- |Walter Tailboys||Jun. 1380||" |- |William de Swinburne|| Jun. 1386||Captured during Scottish attack on Wark castlel. John Hodgson, A history of Northumberland, 7 vols in 3 parts (Newcastle upon Tyne, 1820–58), II, i, 215. |- |[[Percy-4|Henry Percy]] le filz|| Aug. 1388||Captured at battle of Otterburn |- |Ralph Percy|| Aug. 1388||" |- |[[Holgrave-10|David Holgrave]]||Aug 1388||" |- |Alan Horsley|| Aug. 1388|| Captured at Otterburn, with Henry Percy |- |Nicholas Raymes|| Aug. 1388||Captured at Otterburn |- |William de Carnaby|| Jul. 1389|| (?) Captured in a Scottish raidCalendar of Patent Rolls 1388–92, 338. |- |John Roddam|| bef. Sep. 1400||Captured in battle in the marches |- |[[Ogle-84|Richard Ogle]]||bef. Nov. 1401||Captured by Scots |- |Alexander Heron|| bef. Mar. 1402|| " |- |Alan and John de Fenwick|| bef. Jul. 1402||Captured by the Scotsn. Northumberland and Durham deeds from the Dodsworth MSS. in Bodley’s Library, Oxford, Newcastle upon Tyne Record Series VII (1929), 56. |} ===Sources=== : King, A. (2002). ‘According to the custom used in French and Scottish wars': Prisoners and casualties on the Scottish Marches in the fourteenth century. ''Journal of Medieval History, 28''(3). doi: 10.1016/S0048-721X(02)00057-X-T0001. ===Footnotes===
Northwest Classen High School
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Categories: [[Category:Oklahoma City, Oklahoma]] | [[Category:Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, Schools]] === School History === Northwest Classen was built in 1955 to meet the growing need for educational facilities in northwest Oklahoma City. It was designed after a committee of architects and administrators visited and studied forty schools in seven states. The final architecture plan was made by Hudgins, Thompson, Ball and Associates, and construction was performed by the Builders Company. The building was first opened on September 3, 1955 with 10th, 11th and 12th grades. When the second wing was completed in 1956, 9th graders were also admitted. Enrollment in 1956 was 2002. At the time, Northwest was the premier school facility in Oklahoma City. The social scene in the early years of the school were dominated by fraternities (Delta Sigma, Alpha Omega, Kappa Alpha Pi, Phi Lamda Chi, and Phi Sigma Alpha), the O-Club, and the Lancers and Falcons, both of which were pep clubs. Each group had its own car "honks", designated parking places in the school lot, and favorite hang outs. The fraternity boys liked the "Carousel" drive in at 34th & May while the O-Club boys stayed across the street at the local Dairy Queen. Early in it's history, NWC's students were called "Silkies". Why they were called Silkies seems to be the cause of some argument. Some have said it's because the students were from "Silk Stocking Row", and another from the idea that its athletes wore silk jock straps. In later years, Silkies had apparently taken on a different meaning because the football team didn't win much and it was said that they were afraid to get a run in their silk stockings. === Official Motto, Mascots, Colors, Newspaper, and More === Northwest Classen High School's motto is “You-Knighted by Pride and Loyalty”. The school mascots are Sir Bedivere - Knight of the Round Table, and Dragons Desmond and Desiree. The official colors are purple and gold. ''The Shield'' is the official school newspaper. More information can be found [[Space:The_Shield|here]]. === Northwest Classen High School Staff and Alumni === Northwest Classen High School has had several principals over the course of the years. A list can be found [[Space:Northwest_Classen_High_School_Principals|here]]. A list of graduates can be found [[Space:Northwest_Classen_High_School_Alumni|here]]. Many notable individuals have been associated with Northwest Classen, and are listed in the appropriate sections. === Extra-Curricular Activities === Northwest Classen High School offers many extra-curricular activities, including JROTC, several sports programs, orchestra, choir, and [[Space:Cry-Slurs|Cry-Slurs]]. === Hudson Performance Hall === The high school's main auditorium has been upgraded and opened to the public. More information can be found [[Space:Hudson_Performance_Hall|here]].
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This is the page for the ‘’’Northwest Terriers,’’’ dedicated to profile additions and improvements for the states formed from the original Northwest Territory. We compete in WikiTree’s Clean-a-Thon, Source-a-Thon, Scan-a-Thon, and Connect-a-Thon events. {{Image|file=https://www.wikitree.com/photo/Northwest_Terriers_Source-a-Thon-2.jpg |caption=Northwest Terriers }} This is a new group, focusing on adding, completing, and connecting profiles of people with roots or shoots in Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan and Wisconsin and Minnesota: those who had at least one documentable life event in one of those states. These might include birth, marriage, death or census. If you are uncertain which profile and profile changes count during a ‘Thon, here’s a helpful link: [https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/470614/what-profiles-count-as-unsourced-for-the-source-a-thon What Counts?]
And here's the link to the United States "Unsourced" pages: [[:Category:United_States%2C_Unsourced_Profiles|Unsourced by State]] Let’s celebrate the contributions these mid-westerners made to the country! Remember, every fact has a source, or it’s fiction! Join us! Contact Team Captain [[Atkinson-10331| Jean Andrews]] with questions or to sign up. You know how terriers are! Once we get our teeth into something, we don’t let go until it’s finished! {{Image|file=Northwest_Terriers-3.png |size=550 |caption='''Northwest Terriers Challenges Team''' |label=The Northwest Terriers "mascot", the Traveling Terrier, sits beneath the caption "Northwest Terriers". In the upper right corner is the WikiTree DNA tree logo, and beneath it is the people carrying files logo for the Scan-a-Thon. To the left of the DNA tree is the puzzle-piece tree logo for the Connect-a-Thon, and in the left corner is the people carrying folders logo for the Source-a-Thon. Beneath that is the people with cleaning implements (a duster, broom, bucket and paint roller) logo for the Clean-a-Thon. }} === Team Members for the Connect-a-Thon === : [[Image:Northwest_Terriers-4.png|150px|Traveling Terrier with Connect-a-Thon puzzle tree.]] Check out our [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Space:Northwest_Terriers_Connect-a-Thon Connect-a-Thon] page for more information! === Team Members for the Source-a-Thon === : [[Image:Northwest_Terriers-5.png|150px|Traveling Terrier with Source-a-Thon people with folders.]] Check out our [[Space:Northwest_Terriers_Source-a-Thon|Source-a-Thon]] page for current team members and more information! === Team Members for the Clean-a-Thon === : [[Image:Northwest_Terriers-6.png|150px|Traveling Terrier with Clean-a-Thon people with cleaning tools.]] === Team Members for the Scan-a-Thon === : [[Image:Northwest_Terriers-7.png|150px|Traveling Terrier with Scan-a-Thon people with piles of scanned files.]] === Links to "How're We Doing?" === *[https://plus.wikitree.com/Challenges/ConnectAThon/TeamAndUser.htm Connect-a-Thon Score Sheet] *[https://plus.wikitree.com/Challenges/SourceAThon/2020/Team.htm Source-a-Thon Score Sheet] === Links to Handy Apps === *[https://Wikitree.com/wiki/Help:Apps A link to all apps made by members - very helpful] *[https://apps.wikitree.com/apps/nelson3486/connections/ Missing Links - Helpful for Connect-a-thon] * [https://apps.wikitree.com/apps/clarke11007/ancite.php Ancestry Citation Builder for Image] **A form you can use to create a citation for a record/image/media found on Ancestry.com that can be used as a Wikitree citation. Also adds a link to a free-to-view image so that non-Ancestry-subscribing Wikitreers can view the original source. (Highly recommended!) ***Link to profile built with above app (so you can see how it works): ([[Marcoux-401|Marcoux-401]]) *Here's a shortcut inline source for FindAGrave: "Full name as on memorial (life-dates)":{{FindAGrave | memorial#}} **For example, here's a link to my uncle's memorial, just to give you an idea of how it looks and works: "Mervin Lewis Kirch (1914-1980)": {{FindAGrave | 11618934}}
And here's the link to the United States "Unsourced" pages: [[:Category:United_States%2C_Unsourced_Profiles|Unsourced by State]] Let’s celebrate the contributions these mid-westerners made to the country! Remember, every fact has a source, or it’s fiction! Join us! Contact Team Captain [[Atkinson-10331| Jean Andrews]] with questions or to sign up. You know how terriers are! Once we get our teeth into something, we don’t let go until it’s finished! {{Image|file=Northwest_Terriers-3.png |size=550 |caption='''Northwest Terriers Challenges Team''' |label=The Northwest Terriers "mascot", the Traveling Terrier, sits beneath the caption "Northwest Terriers". In the upper right corner is the WikiTree DNA tree logo, and beneath it is the people carrying files logo for the Scan-a-Thon. To the left of the DNA tree is the puzzle-piece tree logo for the Connect-a-Thon, and in the left corner is the people carrying folders logo for the Source-a-Thon. Beneath that is the people with cleaning implements (a duster, broom, bucket and paint roller) logo for the Clean-a-Thon. }} === Team Members for the Connect-a-Thon === : [[Image:Northwest_Terriers-4.png|150px|Traveling Terrier with Connect-a-Thon puzzle tree.]] Check out our [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Space:Northwest_Terriers_Connect-a-Thon Connect-a-Thon] page for more information! === Team Members for the Source-a-Thon === : [[Image:Northwest_Terriers-5.png|150px|Traveling Terrier with Source-a-Thon people with folders.]] Check out our [[Space:Northwest_Terriers_Source-a-Thon|Source-a-Thon]] page for current team members and more information! === Team Members for the Clean-a-Thon === : [[Image:Northwest_Terriers-6.png|150px|Traveling Terrier with Clean-a-Thon people with cleaning tools.]] === Team Members for the Scan-a-Thon === : [[Image:Northwest_Terriers-7.png|150px|Traveling Terrier with Scan-a-Thon people with piles of scanned files.]] === Links to "How're We Doing?" === *[https://plus.wikitree.com/Challenges/ConnectAThon/TeamAndUser.htm Connect-a-Thon Score Sheet] *[https://plus.wikitree.com/Challenges/SourceAThon/2020/Team.htm Source-a-Thon Score Sheet] === Links to Handy Apps === *[https://Wikitree.com/wiki/Help:Apps A link to all apps made by members - very helpful] *[https://apps.wikitree.com/apps/nelson3486/connections/ Missing Links - Helpful for Connect-a-thon] * [https://apps.wikitree.com/apps/clarke11007/ancite.php Ancestry Citation Builder for Image] **A form you can use to create a citation for a record/image/media found on Ancestry.com that can be used as a Wikitree citation. Also adds a link to a free-to-view image so that non-Ancestry-subscribing Wikitreers can view the original source. (Highly recommended!) ***Link to profile built with above app (so you can see how it works): ([[Marcoux-401|Marcoux-401]]) *Here's a shortcut inline source for FindAGrave: "Full name as on memorial (life-dates)":
Northwest Terriers Connect-a-Thon
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[[Category: Connect-a-Thon]][[Category: Challenges Teams]] == Northwest Terriers == {{Image|file=Northwest_Terriers_Connect-a-Thon.jpg |caption=Northwest Terriers Connect a Thon }} '''NORTHWEST TERRIERS ''' During the Connect-A-Thons we will focus on '''Illinois''', '''Indiana''', '''Michigan''', '''Minnesota''', '''Ohio''' and '''Wisconsin'''.
The purpose of the Connect-a-Thon is to add as many profiles as possible to our main Global Family Tree. This way more connections will be made, now and in the future!
'''When Do We Start and Finish?''' It kicks off at '''08:00 AM EST''', on '''Friday morning, April 12, 2024''' and ends at '''08:00 AM EST Monday morning, EDT April 14, 2024'''.
You need to {{register}} in advance to participate. Final registration ends at midnight on the Wednesday before the Thon.
'''Resources!'''
:[[Help:Connect-a-Thon|Main Connect-a-Thon Page]] :[https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/1719811/northwest-terriers-april-2024-connect-a-thon-team-chat Team Chat] :[[Space:WikiTree_Connect-a-Thon_Tutorial|Connect-a-Thon Tutorial]] :[[Space:DBE_Unconnected|Data Doctor Unconnected List]] :[[:Category:Needs_Profiles_Created|Needs Profiles Created Category]] {{Recognition Sticker |text= Participated on the [[Space:Northwest_Terriers_Connect-a-Thon|Northwest Terrier's Team]] for the April 2024 Connect-a-Thon |image=Northwest_Terriers_Connect-a-Thon.png |imagetext=Scout }} === April 2024 Roster === # [[Rollet-41|Karen Lorenz]], Captain # [[Sayers-1556|Shonda Feather]] # [[Ryno-17|Megan Ryno]] # [[Fiordalisi-11|Anne Fiordalisi]] # [[Wilson-78368|Beverly Diaz]] # [[Isaacs-1985|Doris Lanier]] # [[Bogue-687|Katherine Chapman]] # [[Kimbel-162|Sally Kimbel]] # [[Spencer-24565|Dee Spencer-Carr]] # [[Hays-3072|Julie Bartimus]] # [[Langsdorf-34|Deb Gunther]] # [[McCarthy-5653|Nikell McCarthy]] # [[Galligan-43|Alice Glassen]] # [[Brainard-841|Katharine Brainard]] # [[Curtis-18309|Terenda Wyant]] # [[Tryon-5937|Michael Tryon]] # [[Napier-2940|Bonnie Day]] # [[Schwartz-2715|Sandie Schwarz]] # [[Kachur-6|Janet Geronime]] # [[Peterson-100|Margaret Peterson]] # [[Jones-116753|Norman Jones]] # [[LeMaster-580|Travis LeMaster]] # [[Daniels-2078|Laura Nixon]] # [[Chickering-80|Linda Chickering]] # [[Thompson-22034|Kim Thompson]] # [[Umstead-219|Sarah Umstead]] # [[Jenkins-13461|Doug Jenkins]] # [[Scherer-212|Ravelle Scherer]] # [[Sumner-2812|Shawna Landry]] We encourage everyone to join in on the fun in our [https://discord.com/channels/494893309152722955/856524005657935872 Discord] Thon channel. Let us know if you have problems getting in! If you don't use Discord, feel free to chat in our chat page. [https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/1719811/northwest-terriers-april-2024-connect-a-thon-team-chat Our Chat page on G2G is now active Woof!!]! Want a sticker for your profile? Check out the [[Template:Connect-a-Thon|Connect-a-Thon]] template. Don't forget to check the times for the video [[Help:Connect-a-Thon/Video_Hangouts|Hangouts]]. This is your chance to win a t-shirt! Here is a [https://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/converter.html time zone calculator] if you need help figuring out the right time in your part of the world. All Thon times are based on the Eastern time zone in the United States (GMT -4). For more information on other Thon participation, check out our [[Space:Northwest_Terriers|main team page]]. Here are the [https://plus.wikitree.com/Challenges/ConnectAThon/TeamAndUser.htm scores] for each Connect-a-Thon. === Goals === ==== Plan of Action ==== : The cut-off date for registering is midnight on the Wednesday right before the Thon starts. This means there is '''plenty''' of time to tell a friend and grow our team (wink, wink). It's going to be a fun weekend adding profiles to the existing ones. Check out the [[Space: WikiTree Connect-a-Thon Tutorial | tutorial]]!! *Try the tutorial: [[Space:WikiTree_Connect-a-Thon_Tutorial|Click HERE]] (This isn't a "walk-through." It's various help sections to make adding profiles easier) *Check your own [[Special:Unconnected|Unconnected Profiles]] * Work from your '''Watchlist''' (My WikiTree menu in upper right then Watchlist). Click on "Edit Date" to move the oldest to the top and start looking for profiles that need parents, siblings or children! * Work from an Unconnected list. You don't need to connect anything here but it is a good place to find profiles to work on. These aren't connected to our Global Tree so they most likely don't have children and siblings attached. ** [[Automated:DD_Unconnected_List_IL]] ** [[Automated:DD_Unconnected_List_IN]] ** [[Automated:DD_Unconnected_List_MI]] ** [[Automated:DD_Unconnected_List_MN]] ** [[Automated:DD_Unconnected_List_OH]] ** [[Automated:DD_Unconnected_List_WI]] *Work from an Unsourced List: ** [[Space:DBE_Errors_By_USA_Div_3#Indiana|Indiana]] ** [[Space:DBE_Errors_By_USA_Div_3#Illinois|Illinois]] ** [[Space:DBE_Errors_By_USA_Div_3#Michigan|Michigan]] ** [[Space:DBE_Errors_By_USA_Div_3#Ohio|Ohio]] ** [[Space:DBE_Errors_By_USA_Div_3#Wisconsin|Wisconsin]] ::Hey - this way you get to help two ways at once! * However you do it just add, add, add! As long as you are connecting a relative to '''any''' profile on WikiTree you get a point for each one. * Additional pointers are in the [[Help:Connect-a-Thon#Participation_Instructions|Participation Instructions]] section of the WikiTree Connect-a-Thon help page. ==== Have Fun!!! ==== : Most of all, have fun with your team! Every little bit that you do improves the health of our global tree. This way you get to meet new friends, and chat with current friends, in the process! ---- === Prior Thon Team Members === ==== January 2024 Roster ==== # [[Rollet-41|Karen Lorenz]], Captain # [[Sayers-1556|Shonda Feather]] # [[Kimbel-162|Sally Kimbel]] # [[Bogue-687|Katherine Chapman]] # [[Spencer-24565|Dee (Spencer) Spencer-Carr]] # [[Jones-116753|Norman Jones]] # [[Chapel-160|Claire Nava]] # [[Isaacs-1985|Doris Lanier]] # [[Curtis-18309|Terenda Wyant]] # [[Fiordalisi-11|Anne Fiordalisi]] # [[Waisanen-25|Cecelia Waisanen]] # [[Daniels-2078|Laura Nixon]] # [[Thompson-22034|Kim Thompson]] # [[Napier-2940|Bonnie Day]] # [[Muschinske-1|Erich Muschinske]] # [[Hays-3072|Julie Bartimus]] # [[Lake-727|Jen Lake]] # [[Ryno-17|Megan Ryno]] # [[George-11443|Cheryl George]] # [[Peterson-100|Margaret Peterson]] # [[Browne-6332|John Browne]] # [[Galligan-43|Alice (Galligan) Glassen]] # [[Hackett-1743|Diane Hackett]] # [[Chickering-80|Linda Chickering]] # [[Ray-10091|Charles Ray]] # [[Kachur-6|Janet (Kachur) Geronime]] # [[Brainard-841|Katharine Brainard]] # [[Barton-7380|Richard Barton]] # [[Umstead-219|Sarah Umstead]] # [[Sharp-10155|Lynne (Sharp) Norris]] # [[McCarthy-5653|Nikell McCarthy]] # [[Hairston-1178|Angie (Hairston) Smith]] ==== October 2023 ==== #[[Atkinson-10331|Jean Andrews]] - Captain #[[Malady-67|Kelly Boyd]] #[[Napier-2940|Bonnie Day]] #[[Driskill-455|Leslie Driskill]] #[[Fachner-1|Victoria Fachner]] #[[Sayers-1556|Shonda Feather]] #[[Freeman-19528|Nancy Freeman]] #[[Gates-3086|Steve Gates]] #[[Kachur-6|Janet Geronime]] #[[Galligan-43|Alice Glassen]] #[[Burner-350|Kathryn Hamm]] #[[Hays-3072|Julie Hays]] #[[Hebert-7926|Brenda Hébert]] #[[Hiles-1|Dan Hiles]] #[[Jones-116753|Norman Jones]] #[[Stone-4589|Mary Lamb]] #[[Hoppes-244|Audrey Martin]] #[[Johnson-79185|Sara Martin]] #[[McBrien-192|Matt McBrien]] #[[Meranda-6|Brent Meranda]] #[[Muschinske-1|Erich Muschinske]] #[[Steinbrecher-24|Jon Marie Pearson]] #[[Daniels-2078|Laura Nixon]] #[[Ray-10091|Charles Ray]] #[[Ross-18241|Ryan Ross]] #[[Strayer-468|Gina Sutherland]] #[[Thompson-22034|Kim Thompson]] #[[Van_Dyke-1554|Joyce Van Dyke]] #[[Curtis-18309|Terenda Wyant]] ==== July 2023 Roster ==== {{Connect-a-Thon|team=Northwest Terriers|year=July 2023}} # [[Rollet-41|Karen Lorenz]], Captain # [[Atkinson-10331|Jean Andrews]] # [[Kimbel-162|Sally Kimbel]] # [[Bogue-687|Katherine Chapman]] # [[Spencer-24565|Dee (Spencer) Spencer-Carr]] # [[Sayers-1556|Shonda Feather]] # [[Ray-10091|Charles Ray]] # [[Hays-3072|Julie Bartimus]] # [[Werling-36|Anonymous Werling]] # [[Jones-116753|Norman Jones]] # [[Daniels-2078|Laura Nixon]] # [[Kachur-6|Janet Geronime]] # [[Chapel-160|Claire Nava]] # [[George-11443|Cheryl George]] # [[Menchaca-94|Jay Menchaca]] # [[Smith-18204|Deena Cross]] # [[Tappa-6|Mallory Gauerke]] # [[Muschinske-1|Erich Muschinske]] # [[Davis-103014|Kelly Riedell]] # [[Maynard-5042|Melissa Maynard]] # [[Isaacs-1985|Doris Lanier]] # [[Spracklen-41|K Spracklen]] # [[Ryno-17|Megan Ryno]] # [[Heath-3884|Debra Reiter]] # [[Brainard-841 | Katharine Brainard]] # [[Blaschke-129|Sydnee Blaschke]] # [[Dennis-6474|Sandy Schafer]] # [[Eliseuson-2|Anne Varberg]] # [[Galligan-43|Alice (Galligan) Glassen]] # [[Jones-61823|Linda (Jones) Coursey]] # [[Female-50|Anonymous (Female) Buckles]] # [[Oliva-290|Carolyn (Oliva) Shannon]] # [[Nathan-661|Erica Nathan]] # [[Shideler-200|Rick Shideler]] ==== April 2023 Roster ==== {{Connect-a-Thon|team=Northwest Terriers|year=April 2023}} {| border="1" cellpadding="4" Align="center" |+ April 2023 Connect-a-Thon Roster |- style="background-color:#E1F0B4" |- |1. [[Rollet-41|Karen Lorenz]] - Captain || 18. [[Kohn-970|Douglas Kohn]] |- |2. [[Kimbel-162|Sally Kimbel]] || 19. [[Morell-58|Jennifer Stribley]] |- |3. [[Langsdorf-34|Deb Gunther]] || 20. [[Umstead-219|Sarah Umstead]] |- |4. [[Bogue-687|Katherine Chapman]] || 21. [[Kolk-86|Kim Kolk]] |- |5. [[Bridges-6108|Larry Bridges]] || 22. [[Gouty-9|Donna Smith]] |- |6. [[Galligan-43|Alice Glassen]] || 23. [[Ryno-17|Megan Ryno]] |- |7. [[Sayers-1556|Shonda Feather]] || 24. [[Eliseuson-2|Anne Eliseuson]] |- |8. [[LeMaster-580|Travis LeMaster]] || 25. [[Waisanen-25|Cecelia Waisanen]] |- |9. [[Kachur-6|Janet Geronime]] || 26. [[Sumner-2812|Shawna (Sumner) Landry]] |- |10. [[Daniels-2078|Laura Nixon]] || 27. [[Cecil-1425|Kim (Cecil) Sutter]] |- |11. [[Hays-3072|Julie Bartimus]] || 28. [[Barna-120|Anonymous Barna]] |- |12. [[Chapel-160|Claire Nava]] || 29. [[MacCutcheon-6|Paige Michael]] |- |13. [[Jones-116753|Norman Jones]] || 30. [[Lein-147|Gigi Maddox]] |- |14. [[Ray-10091|Charles Ray]] || 31. [[Ayers-3024|Cindy (Ayers) Smith]] |- |15. [[Muschinske-1|Erich Muschinske]] || 32. [[Sabol-67|Karen Sabol]] |- |16. [[Green-49771|Jody Green]] || 33. [[Mullins-3110|Mary Mullins]] |- |17. [[Jares-3|Phillip Jares]] || |} ==== January 2023 Roster ==== {{Connect-a-Thon|team=Northwest Terriers|year=January 2023}} #[[Atkinson-10331|Jean Andrews]] - Captain #[[Malady-67|Kelly Boyd]] #[[Bogue-687|Katherine Chapman]] #[[Napier-2940|Bonnie Day]] #[[Driskill-455|Leslie Driskill]] #[[Fachner-1|Victoria Fachner]] #[[Sayers-1556|Shonda Feather]] #[[Freeman-19528|Nancy Freeman]] #[[Gates-3086|Steve Gates]] #[[Kachur-6|Janet Geronime]] #[[Galligan-43|Alice Glassen]] #[[Burner-350|Kathryn Hamm]] #[[Hays-3072|Julie Hays]] #[[Hebert-7926|Brenda Hébert]] #[[Hiles-1|Dan Hiles]] #[[Jones-116753|Norman Jones]] #[[Kimbel-162|Sally Kimbel]] #[[Stone-4589|Mary Lamb]] #[[Rollet-41|Karen Lorenz]] #[[Hoppes-244|Audrey Martin]] #[[Johnson-79185|Sara Martin]] #[[McBrien-192|Matt McBrien]] #[[Meranda-6|Brent Meranda]] #[[Muschinske-1|Erich Muschinske]] #[[Steinbrecher-24|Jon Marie Pearson]] #[[Daniels-2078|Laura Nixon]] #[[Ray-10091|Charles Ray]] #[[Ross-18241|Ryan Ross]] #[[Strayer-468|Gina Sutherland]] #[[Thompson-22034|Kim Thompson]] #[[Van_Dyke-1554|Joyce Van Dyke]] #[[Curtis-18309|Terenda Wyant]] ==== July 2022 Roster ==== #[[Atkinson-10331 |Jean Andrews]] #[[Bogue-687 |Katherine Chapman ]] #[[Boyer-5483|Marcie Boyer]] #[[Buchanan-3773|Annemarie Gerace]] #[[Cecil-1425|Kim Sutter]] #[[Daniels-2078|Laura Nixon]] #[[Diener-200|Nancy Regan]] #[[Gerke-401|Clement Gerke]] #[[Guldenpfennig-57|Avis Paskey]] #[[Hays-3072|Julie Hays]] #[[Justice-Yahn-1|Corky Justice-Yahn]] #[[Kachur-6|Janet Geronime]] #[[Kirch-132|Carole Bannes]] #[[Lamb-6875|Beverly Swann]] #[[Leibowitz-72|Anonymous Leibowitz]] #[[Mcclure-5817|M. McClure]] #[[Miller-89167|Heather Marlow]] #[[Porter-Meche-1|Jordyn Porter-Meche]] #[[Ray-10091|Charles Ray]] #[[Rollet-41|Karen Lorenz]] #[[Sumner-2812|Shawna Landry]] #[[Thompson-22034|Kim Thompson]] #[[Tucker-15480|Darlena Trout]] ==== April 2022 Connect-A-Thon Roster ==== #[[Anderson-58796|Kay Anderson]] #[[Atkinson-10331|Jean Andrews]] #[[Barton-7380|Richard Barton]] #[[Bates-8836|Kathleen Miller]] #[[Biddle-1796|Laura Biddle]] #[[Bogue-687|Katherine Chapman]] #[[Boyer-5483|Marcie Bower]] #[[Butcher-2012|Kathy Butcher]] #[[Cellar-10|M Cellar]] #[[Clark-49847|David Clark]] #[[Clark-66760|Michelle Wetzel]] #[[Crawford-7109|Jonathan Crawford]] #[[Daniels-2078|Laura Nixon]] #[[Davis-42946|Beverly Ahrens]] #[[Fuller-9185|Thomas Fuller]] #[[Grove-3282|Jordyn Grove]] #[[Hays-3072|Julie Hays]] #[[Hernly-6|Vince Hernly]] #[[Jennings-12354|Lisa Marz]] #[[Johnson-10907|Amy Johnson]] #[[Kachur-6|Janet Geronime]] #[[Keller-9017|Leila Keller]] #[[Langsdorf-34|Deb Gunther]] #[[Meranda-6|Brent Meranda]] #[[Rollet-41|Karen Lorenz]] #[[Semones-101|Cheryl Semones]] #[[Thomas-56322|Anthony Thomas]] #[[Thompson-22034|Kim Thompson]] #[[Tucker-15480|Darlena Trout]] #[[VanAllen-9|Victoria DeLuca]] #[[Waite-3237|Faith Vittitoe]] ==== Jan 2022 Connect-a-Thon ==== :[[Rollet-41|Karen Lorenz]] - Captain # [[Bogue-687|Katherine Chapman]] # [[Corson-752|Rebecca Corson]] #[[Daniels-2078|Laura Nixon]] #[[Gerda-4|J Gerda]] #[[Jones-108375|Miyako Jones]] #[[Meranda-6|Brent Meranda]] #[[Otcasek-16|Madelyn Adamission]] #[[Ray-10091|Charles Ray]] #[[Reynolds-22506|Denee Reynolds]] #[[Sorensen-4427|Paul Sorensen]] #[[Sumner-2812|Shawna Landry]] #[[Thompson-22034|Kim Thompson]] #[[VanAllen-9|Victoria (VanAllen) DeLuca]] #[[Waite-3237|Faith Vittitoe]] ==== 2021 Connect-a-Thon ==== :[[Atkinson-10331|Jean Andrews]] - Captain :[[Barton-7380|Richard Barton]] :[[Covert-1322|Sue Covert]] :[[DeFoe-76|Susan DeFoe]] :[[Dillin-65|Bradley Dillin]] :[[Fuller-9185|Thomas Fuller]] :[[Garrett-5361|Martha Garrett]] :[[Gough-2136|Jordan Gough]] :[[Green-42123|Clyde Green]] :[[Hays-3072|Julie Hays]] :[[Johnson-6592|Alisa Simmons]] :[[Martin-10387|Jeffrey Martin]] :[[Rollet-41|Karen Lorenz]] :[[Taylor-54|Sherry Miller]] :[[Waite-3237|Faith Vittitoe]] :[[Zuercher-136|Andrea Zuercher]] ==== 2020 Connect-a-Thon ==== :[[Kirch-132|Carole Bannes]] - Captain :[[Fulkerson-232|Scott Fulkerson]] :[[Fuller-9185|Thomas Fuller]] :[[Waite-3237|Faith Vittitoe]] :[[Eshelman-222|Sue Eshelman]] :[[Gossage-102|Mary Gossage]] :[[Garrett-5361|Martha Garrett]] :[[Dardinger-2|Dave Dardinger]] :[[Wolford-1012|Sandy Snowden]] :[[Runnells-28|Sue Berryhill]] :[[Little-7669|Chandra Little]] :[[Rollet-41|Karen Lorenz]] :[[Hays-3072|Julie Hays]] :[[Knight-16041|Diane Knight]] {{Image|file=Northwest_Terriers.png|align=c|size=600}} Welcome to the 2022 [[Help:Connect-a-Thon|Summer Connect-a-Thon]]!
'''Resources!'''
:[[Help:Connect-a-Thon|Main Connect-a-Thon Page]] :[https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/1719811/northwest-terriers-april-2024-connect-a-thon-team-chat Team Chat] :[[Space:WikiTree_Connect-a-Thon_Tutorial|Connect-a-Thon Tutorial]] :[[Space:DBE_Unconnected|Data Doctor Unconnected List]] :[[:Category:Needs_Profiles_Created|Needs Profiles Created Category]] {{Recognition Sticker |text= Participated on the [[Space:Northwest_Terriers_Connect-a-Thon|Northwest Terrier's Team]] for the April 2024 Connect-a-Thon |image=Northwest_Terriers_Connect-a-Thon.png |imagetext=Scout }} === April 2024 Roster === # [[Rollet-41|Karen Lorenz]], Captain # [[Sayers-1556|Shonda Feather]] # [[Ryno-17|Megan Ryno]] # [[Fiordalisi-11|Anne Fiordalisi]] # [[Wilson-78368|Beverly Diaz]] # [[Isaacs-1985|Doris Lanier]] # [[Bogue-687|Katherine Chapman]] # [[Kimbel-162|Sally Kimbel]] # [[Spencer-24565|Dee Spencer-Carr]] # [[Hays-3072|Julie Bartimus]] # [[Langsdorf-34|Deb Gunther]] # [[McCarthy-5653|Nikell McCarthy]] # [[Galligan-43|Alice Glassen]] # [[Brainard-841|Katharine Brainard]] # [[Curtis-18309|Terenda Wyant]] # [[Tryon-5937|Michael Tryon]] # [[Napier-2940|Bonnie Day]] # [[Schwartz-2715|Sandie Schwarz]] # [[Kachur-6|Janet Geronime]] # [[Peterson-100|Margaret Peterson]] # [[Jones-116753|Norman Jones]] # [[LeMaster-580|Travis LeMaster]] # [[Daniels-2078|Laura Nixon]] # [[Chickering-80|Linda Chickering]] # [[Thompson-22034|Kim Thompson]] # [[Umstead-219|Sarah Umstead]] # [[Jenkins-13461|Doug Jenkins]] # [[Scherer-212|Ravelle Scherer]] # [[Sumner-2812|Shawna Landry]] We encourage everyone to join in on the fun in our [https://discord.com/channels/494893309152722955/856524005657935872 Discord] Thon channel. Let us know if you have problems getting in! If you don't use Discord, feel free to chat in our chat page. [https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/1719811/northwest-terriers-april-2024-connect-a-thon-team-chat Our Chat page on G2G is now active Woof!!]! Want a sticker for your profile? Check out the [[Template:Connect-a-Thon|Connect-a-Thon]] template. Don't forget to check the times for the video [[Help:Connect-a-Thon/Video_Hangouts|Hangouts]]. This is your chance to win a t-shirt! Here is a [https://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/converter.html time zone calculator] if you need help figuring out the right time in your part of the world. All Thon times are based on the Eastern time zone in the United States (GMT -4). For more information on other Thon participation, check out our [[Space:Northwest_Terriers|main team page]]. Here are the [https://plus.wikitree.com/Challenges/ConnectAThon/TeamAndUser.htm scores] for each Connect-a-Thon. === Goals === ==== Plan of Action ==== : The cut-off date for registering is midnight on the Wednesday right before the Thon starts. This means there is '''plenty''' of time to tell a friend and grow our team (wink, wink). It's going to be a fun weekend adding profiles to the existing ones. Check out the [[Space: WikiTree Connect-a-Thon Tutorial | tutorial]]!! *Try the tutorial: [[Space:WikiTree_Connect-a-Thon_Tutorial|Click HERE]] (This isn't a "walk-through." It's various help sections to make adding profiles easier) *Check your own [[Special:Unconnected|Unconnected Profiles]] * Work from your '''Watchlist''' (My WikiTree menu in upper right then Watchlist). Click on "Edit Date" to move the oldest to the top and start looking for profiles that need parents, siblings or children! * Work from an Unconnected list. You don't need to connect anything here but it is a good place to find profiles to work on. These aren't connected to our Global Tree so they most likely don't have children and siblings attached. ** [[Automated:DD_Unconnected_List_IL]] ** [[Automated:DD_Unconnected_List_IN]] ** [[Automated:DD_Unconnected_List_MI]] ** [[Automated:DD_Unconnected_List_MN]] ** [[Automated:DD_Unconnected_List_OH]] ** [[Automated:DD_Unconnected_List_WI]] *Work from an Unsourced List: ** [[Space:DBE_Errors_By_USA_Div_3#Indiana|Indiana]] ** [[Space:DBE_Errors_By_USA_Div_3#Illinois|Illinois]] ** [[Space:DBE_Errors_By_USA_Div_3#Michigan|Michigan]] ** [[Space:DBE_Errors_By_USA_Div_3#Ohio|Ohio]] ** [[Space:DBE_Errors_By_USA_Div_3#Wisconsin|Wisconsin]] ::Hey - this way you get to help two ways at once! * However you do it just add, add, add! As long as you are connecting a relative to '''any''' profile on WikiTree you get a point for each one. * Additional pointers are in the [[Help:Connect-a-Thon#Participation_Instructions|Participation Instructions]] section of the WikiTree Connect-a-Thon help page. ==== Have Fun!!! ==== : Most of all, have fun with your team! Every little bit that you do improves the health of our global tree. This way you get to meet new friends, and chat with current friends, in the process! ---- === Prior Thon Team Members === ==== January 2024 Roster ==== # [[Rollet-41|Karen Lorenz]], Captain # [[Sayers-1556|Shonda Feather]] # [[Kimbel-162|Sally Kimbel]] # [[Bogue-687|Katherine Chapman]] # [[Spencer-24565|Dee (Spencer) Spencer-Carr]] # [[Jones-116753|Norman Jones]] # [[Chapel-160|Claire Nava]] # [[Isaacs-1985|Doris Lanier]] # [[Curtis-18309|Terenda Wyant]] # [[Fiordalisi-11|Anne Fiordalisi]] # [[Waisanen-25|Cecelia Waisanen]] # [[Daniels-2078|Laura Nixon]] # [[Thompson-22034|Kim Thompson]] # [[Napier-2940|Bonnie Day]] # [[Muschinske-1|Erich Muschinske]] # [[Hays-3072|Julie Bartimus]] # [[Lake-727|Jen Lake]] # [[Ryno-17|Megan Ryno]] # [[George-11443|Cheryl George]] # [[Peterson-100|Margaret Peterson]] # [[Browne-6332|John Browne]] # [[Galligan-43|Alice (Galligan) Glassen]] # [[Hackett-1743|Diane Hackett]] # [[Chickering-80|Linda Chickering]] # [[Ray-10091|Charles Ray]] # [[Kachur-6|Janet (Kachur) Geronime]] # [[Brainard-841|Katharine Brainard]] # [[Barton-7380|Richard Barton]] # [[Umstead-219|Sarah Umstead]] # [[Sharp-10155|Lynne (Sharp) Norris]] # [[McCarthy-5653|Nikell McCarthy]] # [[Hairston-1178|Angie (Hairston) Smith]] ==== October 2023 ==== #[[Atkinson-10331|Jean Andrews]] - Captain #[[Malady-67|Kelly Boyd]] #[[Napier-2940|Bonnie Day]] #[[Driskill-455|Leslie Driskill]] #[[Fachner-1|Victoria Fachner]] #[[Sayers-1556|Shonda Feather]] #[[Freeman-19528|Nancy Freeman]] #[[Gates-3086|Steve Gates]] #[[Kachur-6|Janet Geronime]] #[[Galligan-43|Alice Glassen]] #[[Burner-350|Kathryn Hamm]] #[[Hays-3072|Julie Hays]] #[[Hebert-7926|Brenda Hébert]] #[[Hiles-1|Dan Hiles]] #[[Jones-116753|Norman Jones]] #[[Stone-4589|Mary Lamb]] #[[Hoppes-244|Audrey Martin]] #[[Johnson-79185|Sara Martin]] #[[McBrien-192|Matt McBrien]] #[[Meranda-6|Brent Meranda]] #[[Muschinske-1|Erich Muschinske]] #[[Steinbrecher-24|Jon Marie Pearson]] #[[Daniels-2078|Laura Nixon]] #[[Ray-10091|Charles Ray]] #[[Ross-18241|Ryan Ross]] #[[Strayer-468|Gina Sutherland]] #[[Thompson-22034|Kim Thompson]] #[[Van_Dyke-1554|Joyce Van Dyke]] #[[Curtis-18309|Terenda Wyant]] ==== July 2023 Roster ==== {{Connect-a-Thon|team=Northwest Terriers|year=July 2023}} # [[Rollet-41|Karen Lorenz]], Captain # [[Atkinson-10331|Jean Andrews]] # [[Kimbel-162|Sally Kimbel]] # [[Bogue-687|Katherine Chapman]] # [[Spencer-24565|Dee (Spencer) Spencer-Carr]] # [[Sayers-1556|Shonda Feather]] # [[Ray-10091|Charles Ray]] # [[Hays-3072|Julie Bartimus]] # [[Werling-36|Anonymous Werling]] # [[Jones-116753|Norman Jones]] # [[Daniels-2078|Laura Nixon]] # [[Kachur-6|Janet Geronime]] # [[Chapel-160|Claire Nava]] # [[George-11443|Cheryl George]] # [[Menchaca-94|Jay Menchaca]] # [[Smith-18204|Deena Cross]] # [[Tappa-6|Mallory Gauerke]] # [[Muschinske-1|Erich Muschinske]] # [[Davis-103014|Kelly Riedell]] # [[Maynard-5042|Melissa Maynard]] # [[Isaacs-1985|Doris Lanier]] # [[Spracklen-41|K Spracklen]] # [[Ryno-17|Megan Ryno]] # [[Heath-3884|Debra Reiter]] # [[Brainard-841 | Katharine Brainard]] # [[Blaschke-129|Sydnee Blaschke]] # [[Dennis-6474|Sandy Schafer]] # [[Eliseuson-2|Anne Varberg]] # [[Galligan-43|Alice (Galligan) Glassen]] # [[Jones-61823|Linda (Jones) Coursey]] # [[Female-50|Anonymous (Female) Buckles]] # [[Oliva-290|Carolyn (Oliva) Shannon]] # [[Nathan-661|Erica Nathan]] # [[Shideler-200|Rick Shideler]] ==== April 2023 Roster ==== {{Connect-a-Thon|team=Northwest Terriers|year=April 2023}} {| border="1" cellpadding="4" Align="center" |+ April 2023 Connect-a-Thon Roster |- style="background-color:#E1F0B4" |- |1. [[Rollet-41|Karen Lorenz]] - Captain || 18. [[Kohn-970|Douglas Kohn]] |- |2. [[Kimbel-162|Sally Kimbel]] || 19. [[Morell-58|Jennifer Stribley]] |- |3. [[Langsdorf-34|Deb Gunther]] || 20. [[Umstead-219|Sarah Umstead]] |- |4. [[Bogue-687|Katherine Chapman]] || 21. [[Kolk-86|Kim Kolk]] |- |5. [[Bridges-6108|Larry Bridges]] || 22. [[Gouty-9|Donna Smith]] |- |6. [[Galligan-43|Alice Glassen]] || 23. [[Ryno-17|Megan Ryno]] |- |7. [[Sayers-1556|Shonda Feather]] || 24. [[Eliseuson-2|Anne Eliseuson]] |- |8. [[LeMaster-580|Travis LeMaster]] || 25. [[Waisanen-25|Cecelia Waisanen]] |- |9. [[Kachur-6|Janet Geronime]] || 26. [[Sumner-2812|Shawna (Sumner) Landry]] |- |10. [[Daniels-2078|Laura Nixon]] || 27. [[Cecil-1425|Kim (Cecil) Sutter]] |- |11. [[Hays-3072|Julie Bartimus]] || 28. [[Barna-120|Anonymous Barna]] |- |12. [[Chapel-160|Claire Nava]] || 29. [[MacCutcheon-6|Paige Michael]] |- |13. [[Jones-116753|Norman Jones]] || 30. [[Lein-147|Gigi Maddox]] |- |14. [[Ray-10091|Charles Ray]] || 31. [[Ayers-3024|Cindy (Ayers) Smith]] |- |15. [[Muschinske-1|Erich Muschinske]] || 32. [[Sabol-67|Karen Sabol]] |- |16. [[Green-49771|Jody Green]] || 33. [[Mullins-3110|Mary Mullins]] |- |17. [[Jares-3|Phillip Jares]] || |} ==== January 2023 Roster ==== {{Connect-a-Thon|team=Northwest Terriers|year=January 2023}} #[[Atkinson-10331|Jean Andrews]] - Captain #[[Malady-67|Kelly Boyd]] #[[Bogue-687|Katherine Chapman]] #[[Napier-2940|Bonnie Day]] #[[Driskill-455|Leslie Driskill]] #[[Fachner-1|Victoria Fachner]] #[[Sayers-1556|Shonda Feather]] #[[Freeman-19528|Nancy Freeman]] #[[Gates-3086|Steve Gates]] #[[Kachur-6|Janet Geronime]] #[[Galligan-43|Alice Glassen]] #[[Burner-350|Kathryn Hamm]] #[[Hays-3072|Julie Hays]] #[[Hebert-7926|Brenda Hébert]] #[[Hiles-1|Dan Hiles]] #[[Jones-116753|Norman Jones]] #[[Kimbel-162|Sally Kimbel]] #[[Stone-4589|Mary Lamb]] #[[Rollet-41|Karen Lorenz]] #[[Hoppes-244|Audrey Martin]] #[[Johnson-79185|Sara Martin]] #[[McBrien-192|Matt McBrien]] #[[Meranda-6|Brent Meranda]] #[[Muschinske-1|Erich Muschinske]] #[[Steinbrecher-24|Jon Marie Pearson]] #[[Daniels-2078|Laura Nixon]] #[[Ray-10091|Charles Ray]] #[[Ross-18241|Ryan Ross]] #[[Strayer-468|Gina Sutherland]] #[[Thompson-22034|Kim Thompson]] #[[Van_Dyke-1554|Joyce Van Dyke]] #[[Curtis-18309|Terenda Wyant]] ==== July 2022 Roster ==== #[[Atkinson-10331 |Jean Andrews]] #[[Bogue-687 |Katherine Chapman ]] #[[Boyer-5483|Marcie Boyer]] #[[Buchanan-3773|Annemarie Gerace]] #[[Cecil-1425|Kim Sutter]] #[[Daniels-2078|Laura Nixon]] #[[Diener-200|Nancy Regan]] #[[Gerke-401|Clement Gerke]] #[[Guldenpfennig-57|Avis Paskey]] #[[Hays-3072|Julie Hays]] #[[Justice-Yahn-1|Corky Justice-Yahn]] #[[Kachur-6|Janet Geronime]] #[[Kirch-132|Carole Bannes]] #[[Lamb-6875|Beverly Swann]] #[[Leibowitz-72|Anonymous Leibowitz]] #[[Mcclure-5817|M. 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Norton Pottery
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Originally named for [[Norton-9|Capt. John Norton]] who return to Bennington after the American Revolution and began manufacturing pottery. According to [http://www.benningtonpotters.com/our_history the history of Bennington Potters], "Bennington was a convenient location for producing redware pottery ... Through the 19th Century Norton Pottery and another firm, the U.S. Pottery Company, achieved considerable success employing hundreds of people and even representing the nation's pottery industry at the 1853 Crystal Palace Exposition in New York." According to an article on http://www.suite101.com/article.cfm/antiques_and_collectibles/82646 The Potteries of New England], "Much of the early ware produced there was of the salt-glazed stoneware variety. .... Around 1845, when the pottery was owned by Capt. Norton's descendent [[Norton-15|Julius Norton]] and his brother-in-law Christopher Fenton, the production of the 'Rockingham' brown glazed pottery was begun. ... In 1849, Christopher Fenton split from Julius Norton and formed his own firm, the U.S. Pottery Company. It is primarily at Fenton's factory that the bulk of Rockingham ware was produced. However, this firm was dissolved in 1858. The Norton factory ceased production of pottery in 1894." The end date given by [http://www.benningtonpotters.com/ Bennington Potters] is different. They write, "Unfortunately both Norton Pottery and U.S. Pottery failed to keep costs down and eventually went out of business by 1858." [[Category:Bennington, Vermont]] [[Category: Vermont, Manufacturing Companies]]
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[[Category:Norton Name Study]] =Ireland= ==Facts == * A church record of Baptism on 9 March 1868. Anno Dominni 1868 line 950 in Church Registry. Bridget Norton born 2 mar 1868. Parents William Norton and Bridget (unknown) Address Lambules Alley --no city or county Cleric J. Hickey Witnesses Lawrence Farrel and Anne Lynch. Bridget had a sister named Mary and they emigrated to USA in 1885. Family tale has her and her sister Mary stowing away on a two masted Schooner and making it to America that way. Bridget married Emmett Leeper in1887 and had 7 Children Amy, Dorothy, Ada, Alvie(Alva), Emmett, Whitfield, and Albert. They lived most of their lives in New Milford, New York but smack on the New Jersey border. Most addresses list Warwick, Orange co, N.Y.USA. * A second site which appears to be the same individuals is for Bridget Norton B April 03 1868 at 725 Dublin South #2 The City of Dublin Civil registation. Parents listed as William Norton and Bridget Kena. File #101166 = Scotland =
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Norwalk Truck Lines
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[[Category:Ohio Companies]][[Category: Transportation Industry]] [[Category:Norwalk, Ohio]] Owned by John Ernsthausen, Norwalk Truck Lines was once one of the largest independently owned trucking companies in the United States. This is intended to be a place to share our memories, stories, and connection to people who worked for the Norwalk Truck Lines.
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[[Category: Norway Genealogy Resources]] The common term in Norwegian for these books is "Bygdebok", plural "Bygdebøker". This term is also used extensively among Americans, often as "Bygdeboks" in plural. Here is a good introduction to the phenomenon: https://www.familysearch.org/wiki/en/Norway_Farm_Books The quality of farm books can vary considerably, and some of the worst ones are useless. In general, the newer they are, the better. Citing a paragraph from the referred FamilySearch page: "''There are differences in various farm books. Many are very thorough, and try to cover as many persons as possible on the farms (down to the humblest servant), while others only cover the farm owners and their families. Some parishes have 3 or more volumes covering their farms and people. Do keep in mind that, as secondary sources, information in the farm books should be checked from parish records and other primary sources [when] possible. Even in farm books where [it is] evident that the author has been very thorough and careful with research, there can be errors in the information.''" So, while bygdeboks often can be of great help, please use them with care. As you add, please list by counties and if you have these available for looks up, include profile connection behind the book name. Notice that most of these will be in Norwegian. ==Buskerud== ===Rollag Kommune=== The Bygdebok for Rollag has 5 volumes. I, [[Langston-2251|Rhett Langston]], have all of them in my collection. * Hoff, Knutt "Rollag Bygdebok: Ætt og Gard og Grend Bind I", Norway: Rollag kommune ved Rollag bygdeboknemnd, 1988, ISBN 82-991787-1-1 (See [[Langston-2251|Rhett Langston]] for look ups) * Hoff, Knutt "Rollag Bygdebok: Ætt og Gard og Grend Bind II", Norway: Rollag kommune ved Rollag bygdeboknemnd, 1988, ISBN 82-991787-3-8 (See [[Langston-2251|Rhett Langston]] for look ups) * Hoff, Knutt "Rollag Bygdebok: Ætt og Gard og Grend Bind III", Norway: Rollag kommune ved Rollag bygdeboknemnd, 1988, ISBN 82-991787-4-6 (See [[Langston-2251|Rhett Langston]] for look ups) * Hoff, Knutt "Rollag Bygdebok: Ætt og Gard og Grend Bind IV", Norway: Rollag kommune ved Rollag bygdeboknemnd, 1988, ISBN 82-991787-5-4 (See [[Langston-2251|Rhett Langston]] for look ups) * Hoff, Knutt "Rollag Bygdebok: Ætt og Gard og Grend Bind V", Norway: Rollag kommune ved Rollag bygdeboknemnd, 1988, ISBN 82-991787-6-2 (See [[Langston-2251|Rhett Langston]] for look ups) == Hole og Tyristrand == === Ringerikske Slekter === [https://www.nb.no/items/ec449802cbdcbbb48f78c851fa5a35e2?page=0Langesen, A., "Ringerikske Slekter: Oplysninger om Slekter og Slektsgaarder, vol I: Slekter Fra Hole og Tyristrand." Grøndahl & Søns Forlag, Oslo, 1927]. Reprinted 1977. This is a narrative on the farms of the Ringerike area from the 18th to the early 20th century. It contains names, dates, marriages, children, and farm transfers. I, [[Norum-7|Dan Norum]], was able to trace my grandmother's line back 9 generations to the late 16th century. She immigrated in 1888 to the USA. (See [[Norum-7|Dan Norum]] for look ups.) ==Oppland== ===Dovre Kommune=== The Bygdebok for Dovre comes in four volumes: * Gunnar Kaas og Arnfinn Engen; ''Bygdebok for Dovre : gardar, hus og folk; 1 - Frå Hjerkinn til Hjelle; '' (ISBN 82 - 7847 - 087 - 1) Publisher: Lokalhistorisk forlag og Dovre kommune. (Contact [[Wiborg-8 |Jim Wiborg]] for look ups.) * Gunnar Kaas og Arnfinn Engen; ''Bygdebok for Dovre : gardar, hus og folk; 2 - Frå Engham til Tofte '' (ISBN 82 - 7847 - 111 - 8) Publisher: Lokalhistorisk forlag og Dovre kommune. - Date(s) of publication: 2003-2007. (Contact [[Wiborg-8 |Jim Wiborg]] for look ups.) * Gunnar Kaas og ; ''Bygdebok for Dovre : gardar, hus og folk; 3 - - Frå Skjelstad til Rudi '' (ISBN 82 - 7847 - 129 - 0) Publisher: Lokalhistorisk forlag og Dovre kommune. Publisher: Lokalhistorisk forlag og Dovre kommune. (Contact [[Wiborg-8 |Jim Wiborg]] for look ups.) * Gunnar Kaas og ; ''Bygdebok for Dovre : gardar, hus og folk; 4 - - Frå Langdalen til Dovreskogen bygdeallmening'' (ISBN 82 - 7847 - 140 - 1) Publisher: Lokalhistorisk forlag og Dovre kommune. Date(s) of publication: 2007; Publisher: Lokalhistorisk forlag og Dovre kommune. (Contact [[Wiborg-8 |Jim Wiborg]] for look ups.) * Note: [https://www.familysearch.org/en/wiki/Dovre_Parish,_Oppland,_Norway_Genealogy A listing of farms by volume can be found at this link ] ===Lesja Kommune=== The Bygdebok for Lesja comes in four volumes. Volume 4 is mostly pictures and [[Grawrock-1|I, David Grawrock,]] have not seen it. The series is ISBN 82-991096-1-2. The books are online at the [[https://www.nb.no/en/the-national-library-of-norway/ Nasjonalbiblioteket]] but only available to those with Norwegian IP addresses. The series has a web site that explains the books, how to use them, and has an English help section. [http://tilsett.hivolda.no/ak/Lesja/Index.html OnLine Link] * Kjelland, Arnfinn. "Bygdebok for Lesja. 1 : Gards- og slektshistorie for Lesjaskogen". 1987. ISBN 82-991096-0-4. (See [[Grawrock-1|David Grawrock]] for look ups). [https://urn.nb.no/URN:NBN:no-nb_digibok_2013091224006 OnLine Link] * Kjelland, Arnfinn. "Bygdebok for Lesja. 2 : Gards- og slektshistorie for nørdre del av Lesja hovudsokn". ISBN 82-991096-3-9. (See [[Grawrock-1|David Grawrock]] for look ups). [https://urn.nb.no/URN:NBN:no-nb_digibok_2007112804068 OnLine Link] * Kjelland, Arnfinn. "Bygdebok for Lesja. 3 : Gards- og slektshistorie for søre del av Lesja hovudsokn". ISBN 82-991096-4-7. (See [[Grawrock-1|David Grawrock]] for look ups). [https://urn.nb.no/URN:NBN:no-nb_digibok_2011021408109 Online Link] * Kjelland, Arnfinn. "Bygdebok for Lesja. 4 : Foto og fotografering i Lesja og av lesjingar 1850-1950". 2008. ISBN 82-991096-4-7. [https://urn.nb.no/URN:NBN:no-nb_digibok_2015050648007 OnLine Link] ==Sogn og Fjordane== ===Luster Kommune=== The Bygdebok for Sogn og Fjordane comes in ten volumes. I, [[Flamer-1|Judith Bramlage]], have five of the ten volumes and the other five are on my wish list. With the information contained herein, I have been able to trace my grandfather's family in many lines back to the early 1600s when the whole valley was resettled after being deserted during the Black Plague. To make it even nicer, it verified the information I had from a Family Tree my grandfather had brought with him where he immigrated to the US in 1920. * Øyane, Lars E. ''GARDS- OG ÆTTESOGE for LUSTER KOMMUNE Band I, Fortun Sokn, 1984, ISBN 82-991182-0-4 (See [[Flamer-1| Judith Bramlage]] for look ups) * Øyane, Lars E. ''GARDS- OG ÆTTESOGE for LUSTER KOMMUNE Band II, Dale 1 Sokn, 1986 ISBN 82-991182-1-2 (See [[Flamer-1| Judith Bramlage]] for look ups) * Øyane, Lars E. ''GARDS- OG ÆTTESOGE for LUSTER KOMMUNE Band III, Dale 2 - Og Nes Sokn, 1987, ISBN 82-991182-2-0 (See [[Flamer-1| Judith Bramlage]] for look ups) * Øyane, Lars E. ''GARDS- OG ÆTTESOGE for LUSTER KOMMUNE Band IV, Gaupne Sokn, 1991, ISBN 82-991182-3-9 (See [[Flamer-1| Judith Bramlage]] for look ups) * Øyane, Lars E. ''GARDS- OG ÆTTESOGE for LUSTER KOMMUNE Band V, Jostedal Sokn, 1994, ISBN 82-991182-4-7 (See [[Flamer-1| Judith Bramlage]] for look ups)
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[[Category: Norway Project]] [[Category: Norway Genealogy Resources]] = Norway Project Naming Conventions = :This page was created on 6 February 2019, when the text was moved from the [[Space:Project_Norway_FAQ|Project Norway FAQ]] to the current page. Note that in 2018, these guidelines were changed and brought into line with the [[Space:Project_Denmark_Discussion_Draft_for_Danish_Names|Danish]] and [[Space:Family_names_in_Sweden|Swedish]] policies. See the G2G disussion: [https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/607648/name-guidance-updated-in-project-norway-faq Name guidance updated in Project Norway FAQ]. :The main change in policy was to abandon the Farm name as Last Name At Birth (LNAB) in favor of the historically more correct usage of Patronym as LNAB, and instead put the Farm name in Current and/or Other Last Name(s) as appropriate. == Common Concepts == :Here follows a brief introduction to how a Norwegian Pre-1900 name can be deconstructed. === What's a patronym? === :If you look at a [https://www.digitalarkivet.no/kb20061208050009 random page of 19th century Norwegian baptisms], you'll see that the column called "Barnets Fulde Navn" - The Child's Full Name - only shows the given name. '''There is no surname'''. Instead, people were called by their given name and the "patronym", a Greek word literally meaning "father's name". The first child shown on the page above, ''Hans'', son of "Huusmand" ''Johannes'' Hansen Skibsnæss and Maria Arvesdatter, would be called ''Hans Johannesen''. The next child, ''Kirsten'', daughter of "Huusmand" ''Hans'' Helgesen Tveten and Maren Olsdatter, would be called ''Kirsten Hansdatter''. :Such was the custom in Norway, as in the other Scandinavian countries. If the father was Ole Nielsen, his son's name might be Lars Olsen (literally "Ole's son"). His daughter might be Olava Olsdatter ("Ole's daughter"). Yes, the son and daughter had slightly different last names. The patronymic naming practice died out mostly during the 19th century, first among the upper strata of the urban population, slowly percolating downwards and outwards. It was abolished altogether with the Names Act of 1923, when inherited surnames became mandatory. Norway was the last of the Scandinavian countries to abandon patronyms, while the Icelanders are still using them. === What do you mean by Farm Name? === :The "farm name" is a location, often a farm or small community. You can see the farm names in the example above of the fathers Johannes Hansen ''Skibsnæss'' and Hans Helgesen ''Tveten''. Those were primarily addresses, and would change if and when the family moved elsewhere. :This location statement was often used by migrants arriving in America to identify themselves and differentiate one Olsen from another. It became common practice, particularly in the United States, to adopt this as a "surname". But it would be wrong to assume that it was ever thought of as a surname by individuals of a culture to whom the entire concept of "surnames" was utterly foreign. The modern idea of using the Farm name as a kind of "surrogate surname" in genealogy is mostly an American invention, and at odds with historical facts. :Eventually, Norwegians staying in the home country would also convert their farm names to surnames. This didn't really take hold with the rural population until early 20th century. During the late 19th century many took their farm names from home as fixed surnames, sometimes with outlandish spellings, if they moved to town. That was particularly the case for sons of affluent farmers who had some education. Lower class people who went to town usually stuck to their patronyms. === Cognomens, Bynames & Monikers === :There's a third class of "Not Surnames" applied by pre-1900 Norwegians. In an urban environment with Olsens galore and no farm names, an auxiliary identifier was often needed. So, people could be named by their profession, by their place of origin, or some other characteristic. Common for all of them is that, even if they stuck to persons for the rest of their lives, they never were passed on to the next generation, which of course is the first requirement for calling it a surname. If you find a "Jon Smed" in a Norwegian parish register, you can rest assured that he actually was a smith, and hadn't inherited the name from an ancestor. As mentioned above under the discussion of Farm names, a person might bring his farm name with him to town, but until late 19th century they were always attached to the ''individual'', not to the family. Sometimes that can be very confusing, when you for example find a guy like [[Pedersen-5988|Niels Pedersen]] (1719 - 1781) called "Molhougen", the name of a farm about a ten minutes walk away, living on the Western shore in the small town of Porsgrunn for most of his life. None of his children were ever called "Molhougen", again proof that it wasn't considered inheritable. === Real Surnames === :A tiny fraction of Norwegians actually had real surnames, passed on from father to son. They were almost without exception descendants of immigrants, and usually were rather upper class, like officers, merchants, and pastors. They're also the darlings of genealogists. If you find what looks like a genuine surname attached to your Norwegian ancestor, just search for it on the Web. You're almost certain to find a detailed description somewhere. :Among early surname adopters should also be mentioned the new urban middle-class citizens: small merchants, sea captains, and master craftsmen, who could wield family names even in the 18th century. Quite often those were frozen patronyms, and it may be a challenge to find out if a "Captain Nielsen" is the son of a Niels Olsen, or of a Ole Nielsen. You may also come across what looks like double patronyms for this class, like "Niels Olsen Nielsen" for our skipper, being son of a Ole Nielsen. This class frequently took surnames not previously documented in their families. :In a few cases, you may see that someone is named after a grandparent or other person, and that other person's patronym is used as a second given name. See for instance [[Taule-9|Anders Tollefsen Taule (1818-)]], who is obviously named after his maternal grandfather. This can become rather confusing. == General Guidelines == :The convention for Norwegian names before the adoption of surnames can be a complex topic for non-Norwegian genealogists (and even for Norwegians). However, the overwhelming part of the population were mainly known by their patronyms. Even people with real surnames were frequently recorded by their given name and patronym only. :Note that records were generally not written by the individual concerned. They were written by civil servants, mostly clergy. They were either Danish or had their education in Denmark, and wrote in Danish. Thus there are variations in names of a person depending on the record concerned. In parish records, you may often see that names changed with a new pastor, "Karen" becoming "Kari", or "Tellev" changing to "Tollef". Generally, names would be written with a distinctly Danish spelling. (It appears like the Norwegian name forms mostly were regarded as "colloquial" and not suitable for recording.) The male name "Sveinung" may be spelled as anything ranging from "Svenum" to "Svenning". It's impossible to give general rules as to how names "should" be written. Use common sense, and avoid extreme forms. The spellings found in the 1801 census are usually good candidates for "standard" name forms. :It should be mentioned that "th" in Norwegian doesn't signify a distinct sound as it does in English. A name like "Thor" is phonetically equivalent to "Tor". The h is silent and only serves as decoration in the written form. Therefore, it may be prudent to omit the silent h in Norwegian names. :The most Norwegian name of them all, Ole, requires some special consideration. It's arguably the same name as the old Norse ''Olafr'', and has mostly been pronounced "Ola". Some ''Bygdebok'' authors have consistently used "Olav" or "Olaf" where the church records have "Ole". Whether this is objectively "correct" or not, is open for debate. But if you want to keep your Norwegian ancestors visible for potential matches and merges (which you should, if you have signed the [[Special:Honor_Code|WikiTree Honor Code]]), you'll do well in sticking to the most common spellings, which are mostly the ones you'll find in the original records. The patronymic forms should be entered as ''Olsen'' and ''Olsdatter'', or at your discretion, ''Olson'' and ''Olsdotter''. These forms are recognized by the system as the same name, while eg. ''Olavsdatter'' isn't. :The Wikitree convention is to use the name that the person was known by at birth for the LNAB. These can often be found in the family records and family books. A good source for records is at the [https://digitalarkivet.no/en/ Digital Archives Norway]. :Norwegian names tend to use a three-part naming system: * First name: all given names * Patronymic: Olsdatter, Svendsen, Nielsen etc, showing the given name of their father * Farm name: the name of the farm where they were born or lived – this would change when people moved, but is often the name that can best be used to find a person’s origin. Be aware, though, that many farm names (eg. Dal, Fjell, Nes, Vik) are extremely common, and can be found all over the country. == Specific Fields == :There has been much discussion on the unique characteristics of Norwegian naming and how it should be entered in to WikiTree. This standard deviates from some other genealogy platforms but for WikiTree, it has been determined that the best overall standard for entering Norwegian names is: === Proper First Name === :All given names should be placed in the First Name at Birth field, e.g. Christiana Marie. Norwegians rarely used middle names in the American sense. Please ignore the "Unusual Data" warning in this context. There's nothing unusual with multiple first names. And, if you're working a lot with European profiles, you may want to turn off the warning about "More than one name in the First Name field". Go to My WikiTree->Settings, and at the bottom just click the check box for "Disable Middle Name Warning for First Name field". === Preferred Name === :If there is more than one first name, the preferred one may be put here. If left blank, it will be filled automatically with the contents of the field above. === Last Name at Birth (LNAB) === :The '''Patronym as LNAB''' is the default rule for most Norwegians born before the legal requirements for surnames. Even if you're unsure if the person had a real surname, putting the patronym here is erring on the side of caution. However, there are distinct differences between the urban and the rural populations. In general, urban profiles from before 1814, and rural profiles from before 1923, should have the patronym as LNAB. The exceptions are: * if no patronym can be found, and/or if the subject or their immediate ancestors were immigrants to Norway and carried the culture of fixed surnames with them. * If a person is mentioned in ''contemporary sources'' mainly by an inherited surname, rather than by patronym, use of the proper surname may be warranted. :Rather than using the common abbreviations for patronyms found in records (eg. Olsdtr), the full name (Olsdatter) ''must'' be entered. This is important, because the system currently doesn't recognize that an "Olsdtr" and an "Olsdatter" may be the same person. Hence using abbreviated names will hide the profile from potential matches. Whether you will use "-datter" or "-dotter" is optional, as "-sen", "-son", and "-sson" are interchangeable for males. :Many Norwegian profiles are created with an LNAB consisting of Patronym + Farm name, like "Olsen Berg". This has the unfortunate effect that neither the Patronym nor the Farm name will show up in searches or as possible matches, and is strongly discouraged. :When no patronym is known, which is often the case for early 17th century farmers, it's usually better to use the farm name than Unknown. See for instance [[Gisholt-3|Lars Gisholt]]. On the other hand, when not even a place of living is really known, you should rather use Unknown. See [[Andersdatter-1630|Anne Andersdatter "Aadna"]]'s first two husbands. === Current/Married last Name === :For most Norwegians before 1923 this would be the farm name where they spent the most time in their life or the last part of their life. For the urban population before about 1814, the CLN field will often be the best place to put family names; see the discussion under LNAB above. :For women who adopted a husband's surname, enter it here. Note that very few women took their husband's last name, and they ''never'' took their husband's patronym as their last name. :For Norwegians who emigrated to countries where inherited surnames were used (USA, Canada, Australia etc.) enter the surname they adopted here. === Other Last Names === :If they used more than one farm name in their lifetime, the farm names not used in Current Last Name would go here. There could be several. Separate by commas, as in "Fjell, Berg, Dal". :If you don't like the thought of your ancestor being somehow "married" to the farm, you may of course enter even the primary farm name in this field. The expression "Ole Berg formerly Olsen" as found on the main Profile screen may look disturbing, and some people prefer "Ole Olsen aka Berg" which more closely follows the historical custom. The flip side is of course that the Other name will never be seen anywhere but on the main Profile screen. It doesn't matter much for practical purposes either way, if you follow the main rule of "Patronym as LNAB". === Middle Name === :This field should not be used for most Norwegians prior to the adoption of inherited surnames. For modern Norwegians who now use a middle name it may be entered here. The idiosyncratic American custom of hiding the middle name usually doesn't apply to Norwegians, so if you want your own middle name to be visible at all times, there's no choice but to make it part of your first name. === Biography === :Record the full names as given in important sources, with source references, at the start of the biography. This will help us when it comes to rationalizing and merging profiles. == Further Reading == :A thorough discussion on Norwegian naming, with many good links, can be found on the [http://www.norwaydna.no/gedcoms-and-genealogy/norwegian-names-en/ Norwegian Names page at www.norwaydna.no]. Note that this article does not use the WikiTree standard. It suggest Farm Name as LNAB but this is not the standard in WikiTree. :If you're still, after reading this page, in doubt about how to enter a Norwegian name, don't hesitate to ask a question in the [https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/ G2G Forum], and please tag your question with "Norway".
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[[Category: Reliable Sources for Pre-1700 Profiles]] [[Category: Norway Genealogy Resources]] Before jumping into the muddy waters of Pre-1700 Norwegian genealogy, this article by Lars Løberg, one of the most esteemed contemporary Norwegian genealogists, is recommended reading: * [https://genealogi.no/3d-flip-book/norwegian-kings-and-vikings-do-they-belong-in-your-family-tree/ Norwegian Kings and Vikings - Do they belong in our Family Tree?] Please note that there are extremely few sources before 1600 which are usable for Norwegian genealogy. Early 17th century sources consist mainly of fiscal registers. From the second half of the century, sources begin to become abundant, notably the male censuses of the 1660s; probate protocols and court protocols from about the same time. Parish registers, the staple of Norwegian genealogy, become widespread around 1700. It should also be said that the Norwegian genealogical community is small, and almost nothing of modern Norwegian genealogy research has been published in English for an international public. == Reliable Sources == * Those who are able to read old Danish-Norwegian handwriting, will find a cornucopia of scanned original documents at [https://www.digitalarkivet.no Digitalarkivet], the National Archives of Norway's own web site. A small part has been transcribed and converted to searchable format. Here is the [https://www.digitalarkivet.no/en/search/sources entry page for searches]. * [https://www.dokpro.uio.no/dipl_norv/diplom_field_eng.html Diplomatarium Norvegicum (search)]. The printed edition consists of 23 volumes containing the transcription of approximately 20 000 diplomas connected to Norway in the period 1050 to 1590. Documents in Diplomatarium Norvegicum may be reliable in the sense that you can read that so-and-so is the son of so-and-so, but they are far too spread out in space and time to build genealogies upon. Many have tried, and failed miserably, often by introducing fictitious intermediate generations. Also, medieval sources are often written by persons who had their own axes to grind, and therefore may not always be taken at face value. It takes lots of expertise to assess those documents. Most of those relevant to living people are probably summed up in a couple of paragraphs, cf Lars Løberg above. * [https://nbl.snl.no/ Norwegian biographical lexicon] is mostly correct, but contains disputed material. * Current pre-1700 genealogical research is primarily published in the periodical ''Norsk Slektshistorisk Tidsskrift'' (NST), issued twice annually, which since the late 1990s has been recognised as a scientific publication, with peer-reviewed articles. Earlier articles from NST, starting in 1927, are of variable quality. == Reliable with conditions == [https://www.findagrave.com/ Find A Grave], [https://billiongraves.com/ Billiongraves] and [https://www.disnorge.no/gravminner/vis.php?mode=x Slekt og Data Cemeteries in Norway] would be deemed reliable only when a picture of the headstone is provided. Remember that even grave markers can have errors in name spelling and dates. The Norwegian "[[Space:Norway%20Farm%20and%20Family%20Books|Farm and Family Books]]", commonly known under the term "Bygdeboks" are, by and large, fairly reliable sources. They are usually written by authors who have worked for many years with the subject, backed up by local Bygdebok committees who have contributed with countless hours of groundwork, from interviews with old folks to archive transcriptions. In general, books produced after 1970 should be considered more reliable than the older ones. Claims about family lines extending back before the Reformation (1530s) should always be regarded with scepticism. For genealogy later than the "source horizon", which for Norway's part is about 1600, even the older bygdeboks usually are quite reliable. But beware of medieval fantasies, which abound in the pre-WW2 works. See below. == Unreliable Sources == * A few books from the 1920s and 1930s present lines going back to the Viking kings through "conjectures", which in genealogy normally is an euphemism for "wishful thinking". In particular, the book "'''Vore Fælles Ahner'''" ("Our Common Ancestors") by C.M. Munthe should be avoided. Unfortunately, many family trees found on the Web are partially based on this book. * There exists a considerable body of work produced by Americans with Norwegian ancestors about their Norse origins. Most of the older works suffer from their age, but even more recent works are out of touch with modern Norwegian research. A book by Henrik O. Lunde: ''Some Old Norse Families'' (Enoch Haga Publisher, Folsom California, 2009) deserves a special warning, as one may be tempted to believe that it builds on current Norwegian research status. Sadly, it doesn't. Lars Løberg wrote a review of this work in the periodical ''Genealogen'' in 2010, where his conclusion is: "The best that can be said about this book is that it may be useful to Anglophone readers who want to get an idea about how difficult the field of Norwegian medieval genealogy is, but who at the same time have the necessary critical sense to not automatically accept all of Lunde's aristocratic connections. For Norwegian-speaking readers, the book is worthless." Lars Løberg's article is republished on the Norwegian ''Slektshistoriewiki'' here: [https://www.genealogi.no/wiki/index.php/Some_old_norse_families_(bok) Some old norse families (bok)]. * '''User-contributed family trees''' at sites like: FamilySearch, Ancestry, Geni, MyHeritage, Rootsweb, WikiTree, Geneanet etc. ** '''A tree without sources is insufficient as a source for WikiTree profiles.''' ** A tree with precise dates and places may be a good guide of where to look for original records. Please take the time to do so. In these cases it is courteous to give credit (under ''See also''); however when the tree exists in multiple copies on the net you may not be crediting the original builder. ''Caveat: In quite a few cases, precise dates and places, particularly before 1700, may be signs of fabrication. Watch out for exact birth years and places before parish records exist.'' ** When a tree does present sources, please take the time to look up the original sources. Give credit.
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[[Category: Norwegian Nobility]] The text below by unknown author. ==Norwegian Nobility== The aristocracy of Norway refers to modern and medieval aristocracy in Norway. For the Viking Period see: [[:Category:Early Scandinavia, Viking Age|Early Scandinavia, Viking Age]]. Additionally, there have been economical, political, and military élites that—relating to the main lines of Norway's history—are generally accepted as nominal predecessors of the aforementioned. Since the 16th century, modern aristocracy is known as nobility (Norwegian: adel). The nobility—known as hird and then as knights and squires—was institutionalised during the formation of the Norwegian state in the 13th century. Originally granted an advisory function as servants of the King, the nobility grew into becoming a great political factor. Their land and their armed forces, and also their legal power as members of the Council of the Realm, made the nobility remarkably independent from the King. At its height, the Council had the power to recognise or choose inheritors of or pretenders to the Throne. In 1440, they dethroned King Eric III. The Council even chose its own leaders as regents, among others Sigurd Jonsson of Sudreim. This aristocratic power, which also involved the Church, lasted until the Reformation, when the King illegally abolished the Council in 1536. This removed nearly all of the nobility's political foundation, leaving them with mainly administrative and ceremonial functions. Subsequent immigration of Danish nobles (who thus became Norwegian nobles) would further marginalise the position of natives. In the 17th century, the old nobility consisted almost entirely of Danes. After 1661, when absolute monarchy was introduced, the old nobility was gradually replaced by a new. This consisted mainly of merchants and officials who had recently been ennobled, but also of foreign nobles who were naturalised. Dominant elements in the new nobility were the office nobility (noble status by holding high civilian or military offices) and—especially prominent in the 18th century—the letter nobility (noble status via letters patent in return for military or artistic achievements or monetary donations). Based on the 1665 Lex Regia, which stated that the King was to be revered and considered the most perfect and supreme person on the Earth by all his subjects, standing above all human laws and having no judge above his person, [...] except God alone, the King had his hands free to develop a new and loyal aristocracy to honour his absolute reign. The nobilities in Denmark and Norway could, likewise, bask in the glory of one of the most monarchial states in Europe. The titles of baron and count were introduced in 1671, and in 1709 and 1710, two marquisates (the only ones in Scandinavia) were created. Additionally, hundreds of families were ennobled, i.e. without titles. Demonstrating his omnipotence, the monarch could even revert noble status ab initio (as if ennoblement had never happened) and elevate dead humans to the estate of nobles. A rich aristocratic culture developed during this epoch, for example family names like Gyldenpalm (lit. 'Golden Palm'), Svanenhielm (lit. 'Swan Helm'), and Tordenskiold (lit. 'Thunder Shield'), many of them containing particles like French de and German von. Likewise, excessive creation of coats of arms boosted heraldic culture and praxis, including visual arts. The 1814 Constitution forbade the creation of new nobility, including countships, baronies, family estates, and fee tails. The 1821 Nobility Law initiated a long-range abolition of the nobility as an official estate, a process in which current bearers were allowed to keep their status and possible titles as well as some privileges for the rest of their lifetime. The last legally noble Norwegians died early in the 20th century. Many Norwegians who had noble status in Norway also had it in Denmark, where they remained officially noble. During the 19th century, members of noble families continued to hold political and social power, for example Severin Løvenskiold as Governor general of Norway and Peder Anker and Mathias Sommerhielm as Prime Minister. Aristocrats were active in Norway's independence movement in 1905, and it has been claimed the union with Sweden was dissolved thanks to a 'genuinely aristocratic wave'. Baron Fritz Wedel Jarlsberg's personal effors contributed to Norway gaining sovereignty of the arctic archipelago Svalbard in 1920. From 1912 to 1918, Bredo Henrik von Munthe af Morgenstierne was Rector of the University of Oslo. When Norway co-founded and entered NATO, ambassador Wilhelm Morgenstierne represented the Kingdom when US President Truman signed the treaty in 1949. Whilst they now acted as individuals rather than a unified estate, these and many other noblemen played a significant public rôle, mainly until the Second World War (1940–1945). Today, Norway has approximately 10-15 families who were formerly recognised as noble by Norwegian kings. These include Anker, Aubert, Falsen, Galtung, Huitfeldt, Knagenhjelm, Løvenskiold, Munthe af Morgenstierne, Treschow, Werenskiold, and the Counts of Wedel-Jarlsberg. In addition, there exist non-noble families who descend patrilineally from individuals who had personal (non-hereditary) noble status, for example the Paus family and several families of the void ab initio office nobility. There is even foreign nobility in Norway, mainly Norwegian families who originate in other countries and who have or had noble status there. ==References== * [https://no.wikipedia.org/wiki/Norsk_adel, Wikipedia, Norsk Adel] * [[Wikipedia: Aristocracy of Norway]] * [http://www.hoelseth.com/nobility/nobility_survey.html Norwegian Nobility - Survey of 1886] * [https://meta.snl.no/Om_Norsk_biografisk_leksikon Store norske leksikon - Norwegian biographical encyclopedia], yes, it's in Nynorsk but, if you have a good translation program or web browser you can search for people.
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[[Category:Norway]][[Category: Norway Project]] Coordinated by [[:Project: Norway| the Norway project]] == Norwegian Locations Categorisation == '''NOTE''': This page was formerly named "Categorizing Norwegian Parishes". As of 19 April 2019, in accordance with changed policy, and combined with a major reworking of the page to reflect the current policy, it has been renamed to "Norwegian Location Category Structure". [https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/723007/norway-locations-proposal The Norway Project held a related Norwegian location categorisation discussion (linked here)]. To quote the December 2018 close of the discussion, the conclusion was:
"...in the WikiTree Norway Project, we have reached a consensus regarding Norwegian place names on the following form:'' * ''Category:Norway'' * ''Category:County, Norway (this is how a county/fylke is already named)'' * ''Category:Parish/Municipality, County, Norway (old pattern is Category:Municipality, Norway)'' * ''Category:Farm, Parish/Municipality, County, Norway (there has so far been little subcategorization at this level)''== Background == The ''parishes'' ("prestegjeld" in Norwegian) constitute the original basic administrative units of Norway. Their origins are ancient and mostly undocumented, and may in many cases have their roots in pre-Christian times. Their sizes were primarily based on the number of people that a pastor ("prest") might be able to serve in a reasonable way, and their borders mostly follow natural topological boundaries. In 1838, the "[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Formannskapsdistrikt formannskapsdistrikt]" law was passed in Norway, which simply required that every parish formed its own local governmental unit, partially governed by a locally elected board. In 1853 the civil municipalities ("kommuner") were established, sharing the names and borders of the ancient ecclesiastical parishes. Thus, a civil administration emerged on top of the parish structure and eventually transformed it into a new concept, and the "kommune" (municipality) in time replaced the ancient "prestegjeld" (parish) as the primary local home ground in people's minds. As an ongoing process, stretching far back in time, parishes and (later) municipalities have been divided and sometimes merged. Peak municipality fragmentation was reached around 1930 with 747 municipalities. In the 1960s there was a major reorganisation of the municipal structure, and the number of municipalities was greatly reduced. The main source for genealogy in Norway is the ''parish registers''. The clergy has been keeping records of births, baptisms, confirmations, marriages, deaths, and burials for several hundred years. Most parishes have records beginning in the early 18th century, Some go back to the late 17th century. The Norwegian National Archives through its subsidiary ''[https://www.digitalarkivet.no/en/ Digitalarkivet]'' has scanned most of the parish registers and presents them free of charge, and they may be linked to with reference information. A few books are transcribed and searchable. The Norwegian Digital Archives also contain other records relevant to genealogy. They are also organized by parishes. These are Censuses, Emigration records, Probate records, Seamen rolls and military rolls, School records, Health care records, Poverty matters, Accounts and tax lists, Deed registration records, Landed property tax records, Insurance records, Legal proceedings and sanctions and Clerical archives. It varies which parishes have which records. The available sources relevant for Norwegian genealogy should eventually be described on a separate page. == Implementation == The categorisation of Norwegian locations started out with a poorly defined concept of "locations" such as they are found on eg. Wikipedia, and were created on an ''ad hoc'' basis. This works as long as there are no name collisions, but a place name like "Vang, Norway" is ambiguous. Is it Vang in Hedmark, or Vang in Oppland? To avoid confusion, it has been decided to ''always include the county name and the country name''; thus the two "locations" above are now defined as "[[:Category:Vang, Hedmark, Norway|Vang, Hedmark, Norway]]" and "[[:Category:Vang, Oppland, Norway|Vang, Oppland, Norway]]" respectively. This is a clear and unambiguous standard, with no risk of polluting the common namespace. The term "location" as used in the previous paragraph also needs clarification. For our purpose, there are two main sources that define and describe all the administrative units we need to cover the subject of Norwegian locations: * On the ecclesiastical side, the [https://www.arkivverket.no/slektsgranskning/historikk-for-prestegjeld-og-sogn History of Parishes (Historikk for prestegjeld og sogn)] at the Norwegian National Archive's Web site gives a comprehensive survey of the history of Norwegian parishes on a county-by-county basis. * On the civil side, [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_municipality_numbers_of_Norway Wikipedia's list of municpality numbers of Norway] cover every municipality which have ever existed. Those two sources are used to set up the new place category structure of Norway. In principle, every item of both lists, whether it is a former/present parish or municipality or both, should have its own entry in the structure. (A preliminary line should probably be drawn excluding the most recent municipality merges, say after 1980.) As the vast majority of the administrative units on both sides share the same names and the same borders, there is no need to differentiate between them in the name structure. However, every parish/municipality category should contain a description of its historic/present ecclesiastical/civil status, and a short history (less than 100 words) of significant splits and merges. It should also contain a link to the corresponding Wikipedia article, and link(s) to the parish records at Digitalarkivet. To see how this is done, see for instance the two "Vang" categories linked above. This approach avoids the duplication of structures that the original, and now abandoned, idea of "Categorising Norwegian Parishes" implied. The old and obsolete "xxx Parish" and "xxx, Norway" location categories should be emptied and deleted as they are replaced by categories on the current standard. The Norway Project hopes to finish the re-categorisation on the Parish/Municipality level before the end of 2019. Further subdivision is not considered the Project's responsibility, and will be left to the individual researcher.
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= Nos Origines = "La mission de Généalogie du Québec est de permettre à toute personne ayant des racines au Québec, de les inscrire dans sa page familiale et d’y avoir accès en tout temps, gratuitement."[http://www.nosorigines.qc.ca/genealogieQuebecMission.aspx?lng=fr Notre mission] {{SQ-NO|18610}}
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The ‘'''war to end all wars'''’ was what the Great War, (World War I) was called between 1914 and 1918. Fighting between the European nations had begun in 1914 and the United States did not enter until April 1917. Many young men in America rushed to join the U.S. military to join the allied fighting in Europe and to make the world safe for democracy. Six weeks after America declared war on Germany, a national draft registration (divided into three parts based on a male's birth year) was established across the country. The U.S. military needed a registration of available man power, those males born between 1873 and 1900. The [[Wallace-4|Robert Wallace]] family of Essex County, New Jersey, had three sons, born between 1894 and 1901. [[Wallace-5|William]] and [[Wallace-6|Robert, Jr.]] were born in 1894 and 1897, so they did register for the draft. But the youngest son, [[Wallace-3|John]], was born July 1901, did not need to register and was only 16 years old by July 1917. However, the fact remains that John Wallace did serve in the military, including being sent overseas. Wallace served in the U.S. Army's 113th Infantry, it was part of the 57th Brigade which was part of the 29th Division serving with the US Army 4th Corp. This Regiment was made up of men from the Essex County area of New Jersey. The Regiment was staffed in October 1917 and served in Alsace-Lorraine and Meuse-Argonne by mid-1918. The Regiment was demobilized in May 1919 at Camp Dix in New Jersey. So Pvt. John Wallace had to have been '''only 16 years old''' during his enlistment, training and then deployment overseas. He must have misrepresented his age, possibly stating he was born 1899, so he would be accepted into the Army. He also told the recruiter he was a mechanic, a much needed skill in the Army, when in fact he was not a certified mechanic. John just knew how to tinker on vehicles. The United States Army did accept John; he did train and was sent along with rest of the 113th Infantry aboard one of the many transport ships, like the USS Princess Matoike, to the shores of France. He did experienced warfare in the French countryside that he related to his own young son years later. One event was while the Regiment was on a march, John noticed a wounded German soldier along the side of the road. Being a compassionate young man he stopped briefly to offer the soldier a drink from his canteen. Suddenly rounds of gun fire filled the air and everyone hit the ground. There was a multitude of German snipers in the area and the American forces had just become easy targets. After the vicinity was secured, Pvt. Wallace's platoon Sergeant gave him hell for such a stupid act and endangering everyone. But John was only 16 years old, away from home for the first time and hated to see the suffering. Another occurrence was while walking across an open field to deliver a dispatch to the next battalion; Pvt. Wallace was spotted by a German tri-plane. The armed plane made an about turn, took aim and started shooting in John's direction. The bullets were whizzing all around Pvt. Wallace and appeared to follow him as he zigzagged across the field. Up ahead was a deep wooded forest so he made a sprint there to hide from the pilot's view. Crouching down and not moving a muscle John remained in the woods until he was sure the plane had left the region and wasn't returning. One of the injuries John suffered came during the Battle of the Aragonne in 1918 when he was mustard-gassed. Gas shells were dropped and formed a fog like cloud that engulfed everyone. An immediate reaction was the blistering all over the body and a temporary blindness. The government-issued gas masks helped prevent some damage to the lungs but John needed medical attention and was transported to a French field hospital. This medical facility also cared for the captured German prisoners who were injured or sick. With the mounting casualties on all sides there was little, if any, available space for incoming wounded soldiers. John found himself, along with fellow Americans recuperating outside without any shelter provided while many German prisoners were protected from the elements in enclosed tents. Private [[Wallace-3|John I. Wallace]] was fortunate to recover and served his full time with the 113th Infantry. He came back to New Jersey and a hero's welcome from a grateful community. He was awarded the Certificate of Honor in 1919, one recognition John was proud of, even if he '''did have to fib a bit about his age'''.
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[[Category:African-American Notables]] This list is part of the US Black Heritage Project. It contains women who were included in two biographical anthologies published in 1893 (see links) as well as other African-American women of note. Please feel free to add to the listing. == Links == * Monroe Alphus Majors, editor. [https://archive.org/details/27056814.4698.emory.edu ''Noted Negro women : their triumphs and activities''], Chicago, Illinois: Donohue & Henneberry, 1893. * L. A. Scruggs. [https://archive.org/stream/womenofdistincti00scru#page/n27/mode/2up ''Women of Distinction: Remarkable in Works and Invincible in Character''], Raleigh, North Carolina: Published by the author, 1893. {| border="1" bgcolor="#fffcef" |'''Name''' || '''WikiTree Profile''' || '''Profile Review''' ||'''Connected''' ||'''Volunteer''' |- | Octavia V. (Rogers) Albert (1853-1890) || [[Rogers-30870|Octavia Rogers Albert]]|| No || No|| |- | Brig. Gen. 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Davidson]]||No || '''Yes'''|| |- | Josephine Turpin Washington ||[[Turpin-1225|Josephine (Turpin) Washington]] || Yes || No|| |- | Elizabeth Welch || "no profile" || no || no || |- | Ida B. Wells || [[Wells-Barnett-1|Ida Bell Wells-Barnett]] || No ||'''Yes'''|| |- | Julia Williams (abolitionist) ||[[Williams-91782|Julia Williams]]|| No|| No||[[Hoskinson-144|Jane Hoskinson]] |- | Marie Selika Williams || ''no profile'' || No || No|| |- | Phillis Wheatley || [[Wheatley-1348|Phillis Wheatley]] || No || No|| |- |Ethel L. Payne||[[Payne-17812|Ethel L. Payne]]||No||No|| |
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=== Notable Ancestors === ''For one reason or another, the profiles listed on this page are interesting. Not that they are necessarily famous, mind you, but there is information about each of them that is at least noteworthy. A thumbnail sketch of each is provided along with a link to a profile page where more detailed biographies are available. I thought I would create this page so someone could, at a glance, see who is worth a closer look and follow the links." ''The Scrivens before 1860 are now considered nominal ancestors only, since 2nd g grandfather Hiland A. Main broke the Scriven line--even though his biological son, Fred, kept his nominal father's surname.'' (See [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Space:My_Main_Y-DNA_Line&errcode=new_profile|My Main Y-DNA Line])'' Have you got all that? === Scriven === '''James Scriven (1691-1758)'''{{Image|file=Scriven-97-5.jpg |align=r |size=m | }} Sometimes referred to by others as "James the Immigrant," he was the first Scriven from England to settle in the New England area in the early 1700's. Nominally, he would be my sixth great grandfather. (See [[Scriven-97|James Scriven]]) James came from a small coastal town, Colyton, located on the border of Devon and Somerset, England. He was a colorful Quaker preacher who outlived two wives, married a third, and first made his appearance on Long Island in Oyster Bay where his passage was paid for by a local Quaker group in Flushing, NY, probably to augment their numbers vs. the dominant Congregationalists. James was both praised for his preaching and ridiculed for his flaws. He moved to Westerly, Rhode Island, where he met his second wife and is buried there. '''James Babcock (1612 - 1679)''' {{Image|file=Notable_Ancestors_of_Bob_Scrivens-1.jpg |align=r |size=m }} [[Babcock-1153|James Babcock]] is my earliest immigrant ancestor and nominal 9th great grandfather, via [[Scriven-76|Joshua]], the son of [[Lewis-8687|Mercy (Lewis) Scriven]]. He migrated to New England during the Puritan Great Migration (1620-1640). He was a blacksmith by trade who was admitted as Resident of Portsmouth on the 25th of February 1642 and owned a ten-acre grant of land there. (No one was allowed to "build or plant" without first having been voted an inhabitant at town meeting.) About 1662 he moved to Westerly, Rhode Island (the same place James Scriven lived). His biography tells the story of his various duties to the town, his conflicts and dealings with the local Native Americans, and occasional squabbles with people just over the border in Connecticut. Babcock descendants say he traces his origins back to "Badcocks" (one of various spellings) in England. '''Alice Knowles Scriven (1693-1732)''' James' second wife, [[Knowles-2222|Alice Knowles]], who James married in 1718 in Greenwich, Connecticut, is also notable because her lineage with the Knowles can be traced back for centuries in England. She is nominally my sixth great grandmother. Her paternal line (Fish) goes back to the early 1500's with Thomas Fyshe and his father, Augustine. But the Knowles line is extensive, and it goes far back in English history, including a Rear Admiral Sir Francis Knollys (c.1550-1643), to his wife's mother, Mary Boleyn, Mistress (1499-1543) of King Henry VIII (See Geni.com family tree[http://www.geni.com/family-tree/index/6000000019455227610#5285261182300027754]), and to Thomas Knollys, Lord Mayor of London. (See the discussion of Mary Boleyn later; she is also connected to me through the Fletcher line, starting with my great grandmother, [[Fletcher-2544| Martha Fletcher]]) '''Thomas Knollys, Lord Mayor of London (c. 1375-1435)''' {{Image|file=Marrow-7.jpg |align=r |size=m |caption=Lord Mayor of London. }} Thomas Knollys, Sheriff and Lord Mayor of London was my 15th great grandfather via the nominal Scriven line. (See [[Knollys-42|Thomas Knollys]]) As mayor, Thomas directed the rebuilding of the Guildhall in 1400 and was a member of the Grocers Company in the City of London. He also supervised the rebuilding of St. Antholin's Church on Watling Street, where he was buried with his wife, Joan. (See the complete profile of [http://www.geni.com/family-tree/index/6000000019455227610#6000000002447097142 Thomas Knollys]. In this profile, there is also a short biography of Sir Francis Knollys, a privy councilor under Elizabeth I, his sons, and the Earls of Babury. '''Other Knollys''' Thomas was son of the famous knight '''Sir Robert Knolles,''' mentioned in Froissart's Chronicles and captain in the wars against France, Spain, and Brittany under three kings, Edward III, Richard II and Henry IV. (See [[Knollys-16|Robert Knollys]]) He was buried with full military honors in Whitefriars, London (c.1407). There is an interesting (and I think humorous) story of his wife, [[Beverly-7| Lady Constance Beverly]], who ignored local codes and built a footbridge over a road to connect the two pieces of her property. The lady was "punished" by making her present a rose from her garden yearly to the Mayor of London. Other prominent figures in this line are '''Rear Admiral Sir Francis Knollys''' (1552-1643) and '''Sir Francis Knollys, Sr.''' (1514-1596), an English courtier during the reigns of Henry VIII and Elizabeth I (See [[Knollys-70|Sir Francis Knollys]]). For more on the family, see [http://www.brookmans.com/history/church/knolles&frowick.shtml| A Short History of the Knolles and Frowick Families]. [[Plantagenet-66|'''John of Gaunt''']] (1340-1399) was reported to be my 17th g. grandfather by WikiTree member Wendy Hampton, who told me we are thereby 18th cousins. The WikiTree Relationship Finder traces John of Gaunt through the Knollys, [[Carey-3|William Carey]] and [[Spencer-1853|Margaret Cary]], [[Beaufort-15|Eleanor Spencer]], and two Beauforts (see [[Beaufort-4|Edmund]] and [[Beaufort-11|John]]). John was son of King Edward (Plantagenet) III. This would be the earliest ancestor recorded on the Scriven side. John was a key figure in 14th century England. John of Gaunt's legitimate male heirs, the Lancasters, included Kings Henry IV, Henry V, and Henry VI. He was the son of King Edward III of England, a military commander in France, and, when he returned, was the de facto head of the English government. He was also a patron and close friend of Geoffry Chaucer. For a detailed biography on Wikipedia, see [[Wikipedia: John of Gaunt, 1st Duke of Lancaster| John of Gaunt]]. '''Elizabeth Howard (Stafford), Duchess of Norfolk (1497-''' This is my 17th great grandmother on my father's side, according to Geni.com's calculations. If you follow her line back, you can no doubt go even farther. This just goes to show you that, eventually, we're all connected to someone with a title. Wikipedia has this summary of her life and times: "Lady Elizabeth Stafford, born about 1497, was the eldest daughter of Edward Stafford, 3rd Duke of Buckingham, and Eleanor Percy (d. 1530). Through both parents Elizabeth was a descendant of King Edward III. Her grandparents on her father's side were Henry Stafford, 2nd Duke of Buckingham, and Lady Katherine Woodville (sister of queen consort Elizabeth Woodville), and on her mother's, Henry Percy, 4th Earl of Northumberland, and Lady Maud Herbert. Her paternal grandfather, the 2nd Duke, was executed for treason in 1483 by King Richard III, and in 1521 her own father suffered the same fate when he was beheaded on Tower Hill for treason against King Henry VIII." (See [[Wikipedia: Elizabeth Howard, Duchess of Norfolk|Elizabeth Howard, Duchess of Norfolk]]){{Image|file=Mary_Boleyn.jpg |align=r |size=m |caption=Mary Bolyen. }} Finally, there is '''Mary Boleyn''' (c.1504-1543), Mistress of King Henry VIII, my 13th great grandmother. (See [[Boleyn-4|Mary Boleyn]]) She was the daughter of Catherine Carey, Chief Lady of the Bedchamber, and wife of the aforementioned Rear Admiral Sir Francis Knollys. By the time she was seventeen, Mary was a first-time mother and Henry VIII's mistress. She later became one of her cousin Elizabeth Tutor's (Elizabeth I) favorites. (See [http://www.tudorplace.com.ar/Bios/MaryBoleyn.htm| Mary Boleyn]) Abigail Knollys was born in 1551, Durham, England. She died in 1620 (67-69) in Reading, Berkshire, England. She was the daughter of Sir Francis Knollys and Catherine Carey, Chief Lady of the Bedchamber. The Knollys are interesting because, at one point, I traced the Scriven family back to them (but that was rendered moot by our friend Hiland). Now, it looks like they are our relatives after all through the Fletchers (my Grandma Scrivens' side). (Catherine was Mary Boleyn’s daughter.) '''The Fish and Way, Way Back to King Beli''' If you follow Alice Knowles' mother's side of the family, the Fish, back to her grandmother (Mary Fish Sherman), then through three generations of male Shermans, through. . . well, a lot of people, you end up at a mythical Welsh King named "Beli Mawr"--or '''Beli the Great''', if you will. (See Wikipedia's profile, [[Mawr-15|Beli Mawr]]) He is listed in many genealogies as the father of obscurities such as Caswallawn, Arianrhod, Lludd Llaw Eraint, Llefelys, and Afallach, early Welsh royalty. And here is the part that is the most fun: in certain medieval genealogies, he is listed as the husband of '''Anna, cousin of the Virgin Mary'''! According to the ancestral line computed by Geni.com, this line then takes some twists and turns that leave England for a while, go to Spain (with D. Fernán Pérez, IX señor de Ayala and various Sotomayors, like Pedro Alvarez de Sotomayor, señor de Crecente y Fornelos); visit the Visigoths (King Adolphus among others), some other Goths, then cross the Channel back to England again. There we have Cunobelinus of Tasciovanus, King of the Britons and the Catuvellauni and Lludd Llaw Ereint, King of Britain, . . . and Beli was Lludd's father. The complete line is reproduced for you (for now, anyway) at the end of Alice Knowles' profile (since the line goes through her and her mother). I hope Alice doesn't mind the house guests. (See [[Knowles-2222|Alice (Knowles) Scriven]]) '''William Scriven (1727-1827)''' [[Scriven-57| William Scriven]] was nominally my fifth great grandfather and moved his family from Rhode Island to Rensselaer Co., NY after the American Revolution. His profile tells the story of how the collapse of the post-revolutionary economy caused the first wave of western migration. They started out as Quakers and became Seventh Day Baptists by the time they settled in Petersburg, NY. William lived until he was almost 100, outlasting his son Zebulon, who had acquired ownership of the family farm. '''Col. Zebulon Scriven (1759-1821)''' This [[Scriven-80|Zebulon Scriven]] is nominally my fourth great grand uncle, not to be confused with other Zebulons in my direct line (like [[Scriven-145|William Reginald Scriven's father, Zebulon]]). But he was one of the notable first settlers in the Grafton/ Petersburg area after the Revolution, in which he played an active part. Local historian Paul Ward chronicled how Zebulon enlisted as a 17 year old in the Continental Army in 1777, took part in a number of battles, and, by the War of 1812 was promoted to the rank of colonel. He also held a number of positions in local government in Grafton. In his will, he left an annuity to support his father, William, who outlived him by six years. The rest of his will gives a picture of the early Scriven family in that region. '''Matthias Scriven (1775-1827)''' [[Scriven-56|Matthias Scriven]] and his descendants are probably the best example in the Scriven family of the Westward Movement in America. Matthias was born in Westerly, RI, came to Rensselaer Co., NY, with his father [[Scriven-57|William]] after the Revolutionary War, and moved to the Bradford County area of Pennsylvania. Some of his descendants moved onward still further, even within a generation, to as far as Iowa. They were a true pioneering family, ever moving westward. '''Clarinda Wiggins Scriven (1817-1886)''' [[Wiggins-611|Clarinda Scriven]], wife of Oliver Gilbert Scriven (1817-1898), is perhaps{{Image|file=Webber-32.jpg |align=r |size=m |caption=Portrait of Anneke Jans. }} the most famous person with the family name--in a quirky, genealogical sense. (Oliver is only a nominal 1st cousin 5 times removed, and his wife isn't a blood relative.) But, writes decendent Rachel Davidson [http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/d/a/v/Rachael-A-Davidson/WEBSITE-0001/UHP-0269.html], "The Scriven-McDonald Family Record, compiled by Gilbert James Scriven around 1936, traces the ancestry of Clarinda Wiggins (Gilbert's grandmother) back to the relatively famous New Amsterdam settler '''Anneke Jans'''[http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~ghosthunter/Anneke/page2.htm], and through her back to Dutch royalty. From the turn of the century until the 1920's, there was a series of well-publicized class-action lawsuits pressed by some of the descendants of Anneke Jans regarding a dispute over 62 acres of swampland property she had inherited on Manhattan Island--which later ended up being the location for a major portion of the N.Y. financial district." The suit was unsuccessful, but it was a bonanza for the genealogists who hunted down every [[Jans-49|Anneke Jans]] descendant possible. (Imagine getting ''that'' letter in the mail?) In the end, the relationship of Clarinda Wiggins Scriven to Anneke Jans was proven specious. But that story was delicious fun, wasn't it? (For more on Anneka Jans, see FamilySearch's article on her. [http://www.freelabs.com/~whitis/clan/bogardus/] '''Jeremiah A. Scriven, (1847-1921)''' "J.A." (my nominal second cousin, four times removed) was one of the sons of [[Scriven-363|Caleb W. Scriven]] of Grafton, NY who introduced the first sewing machine into the area. Soon, he and his family were in business producing shirts, and eventually expanded the business when his sons, John H. and [[Scriven-370|J. A. Scriven]] sold the shirts and underwear in New York City. The market expanded and grew, so that by the time J A took over the helm, they operated out of a large building in Queens, at the corner of 1st St. and Astoria Blvd. {{Image|file=Scriven-370-3.jpg |align=r |size=m |caption=Note how the undergarments look like today's workout clothes. }} Jeremiah Scriven not only made garments, he filed for a steady stream of patents for improvements he made in them. He even applied for a patent on the sewing machine and the gear mechanism of a bicycle. Ads touted white shirts made of a variety of materials, and, apparently took seriously the patents for some innovations in styling--enough so that competitors were sued for copyright infringement. They also expanded the business to include undergarments, which were advertised as, and looked more like athletic clothing of today. After Jeremiah's death, his son Anderson took over the shirt business and ran it, at least until the Grafton, NY, building it was housed in burned down in 1925. (It's still not clear whether the garments were only made in Grafton or New York as well.) '''General George Scriven (1854-1940)''' Also, for an as yet to be proven Scriven relative, see [[Scriven-391|General George Percival Scriven]] who some credit as being the father of the modern US Air Force. The General's father, [[Scriven-392|Charles H. Scriven]] it turns out, emigrated from England, so the connection with the Rensselaer ancestors doesn't apply (even though General George attended Rensselaer Polytechnical Institute in Troy, NY). But the really intriguing thing about his father is that he was said to have come from Yorkshire, ancestral place of origin of the Scriven name. (See [[Space:Origin_of_the_Scriven_Name|Origin of the Scriven Name]].) === Main === '''John Mayne (1615-1694)''' Not everyone agrees that ''this'' [[Mayne-255|John Mayne]] (there are very many {{Image|file=Mayne-255.jpg |align=r |size=m | caption= John Mayne's tombstone, Kings Chapel Burying Ground Boston, MA}} listings for that name on ancestry services!) is the original immigrant of that surname to settle in New England. But there is enough evidence that many think this is the father of [[Main-249|Ezekiel Main]] who relocated from around Boston to Stonington, CT and whose ancestors later migrated to Rensselaer County, NY. Ezekiel was my biological 9th g. grandfather and John, my 10th. All researchers seem to agree that he and his family settled on Maine Point, near modern day Yarmouth, ME. There, he was attacked by Native Americans who killed two of his sons-in-law and almost massacred the whole family. Some Main descendants are convinced that the State of Maine took its name from the Maynes at Maine Point! (See [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Space:My_Main_Y-DNA_Line&errcode=new_profile]) Yet, others, including one ancestor who is a life-long Maine resident, reject that notion. [https://www.genealogy.com/forum/surnames/topics/mayne/213/] '''Rev. James Main (1743 - 1847)''' [[Main-227| Rev. James Main]] was the first Main to relocate to Rensselaer County, NY. James was my 6th g. grandfather. He took part in the Battle of Bennington, just across the state line in Vermont. Later on, records show that, besides a large parcel of land, he ran a tavern, a hotel, and had a financial interest in The Eastern Turnpike Road (a forerunner of today's toll roads). He lived to the remarkable old age of 97. (See [http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-ky8kCXqx1vA/TWmSROHRMgI/AAAAAAAACH8/pfOZXQxaO4A/s1600/turnpikemap.bmp|Eastern Turnpike map]) '''Hiland A Main (1839 - 1916)''' [[Main-697|Hiland A. Main]] (he had like-named descendants with different middle initials) was only 13 when his father Daniel died, which may explain why he was placed as a live-in laborer with two local families, first, the Straits, and then the Scriven. Events in the 1860's were life changing for him. He conceived a son, Fred, with William R. Scriven's wife, Phinnett, but married a young girl named Charlotte, and then enlisted in the Union Army-- only to lose an arm in battle and before he returned home. Charlotte died, probably in childbirth, which freed him to marry recently divorced Phinnett Scriven in 1869. By 1870, William R. Scriven had remarried and moved away (taking with him young Fred, whom he raised as his own child), and Hiland and Phinnett had started their own family, having five children in the next six years. A Y-DNA test confirmed Hiland's patrimony and his place in the Scriven line with his biological son, Frederick R. Scriven. === Bédard === '''Isaac Bédard, the Huguenot (1616-1689)''' Isaac Bedard was the first immigrant ancestor on my grandmother Scrivens' (Bedard){{Image|file=Notable_Ancestors_of_Bob_Scrivens-2.jpg |align=r |size=m |caption= pen drawing of a master carpenter }} side. He is my 8th great grandfather. (See [[Bédard-243|Isaac Bédard]]) It's interesting that Isaac was a Huguenot, yet immigrated to New France, which was virtually all Roman Catholic. Roughly 500,000 Huguenots had fled France during a series of religious persecutions after The Edict of Nantez (1598), granting Protestants equality with Catholics, was rescinded by French King Louis XIII. Isaac was only eleven during the murderous siege of his home city of La Rochelle (seen as a heretic citadel) in 1627, where only 5,500 of the 28,000 inhabitants survived. (See [[Wikipedia: Huguenot|Huguenot]]) After he married, Isaac left that life behind him and immigrated to New France in 1662. It is unclear whether his was a forced conversion to Catholicism or a practical one which allowed him to "blend in" or, indeed, survive. His son Jacques was baptized as a Huguenot (See [[Bedard-201| Jacques Bedard]]) in La Rochelle, France, where his parents were married. "It may be [multiple dates of marriage that] there was pressure in New France then for Protestants to convert to Catholicism and Jacques' family did so . . . and who can say whether they just gave lip service to their new faith while secretly still observing their original religious convictions?" [http://www.myheritage.com/matchingresult-703f4a50d37a1447f8e73716022ef788?callback_token=8PN7Vrv4HDXa3ZnwziI6kApLoWCFxvH4707xCObe&rmver=2#smart_matches] ===Fletcher=== '''John Fletcher (1782 - 1860)''' John was my fourth great grandfather, an ancestor from my 2nd great grandfather's wife's line [[Fletcher-2544|Martha Fletcher Scriven]]. John was born in New Hampshire and became a logger. He drove the first team of horses from the Genesee River to Buffalo, NY. By 1803, he settled in "Black River Country" in Canada. There, he narrowly escaped being impressed as a seaman by British navy officers while he was in Quebec by pretending friendship, buying them drinks then slipping away. His wife Ruth also recalled how he saved the lives of two sailors who were condemned to die for stealing food. He was said to have had "indomitable energy, unflinching courage, and unswerving integrity, with a kind disposition, and a tender heart." '''Robert Fletcher (1592-1677)''' [[Feltcher-321|Robert Fletcher]], my 10th g. grandfather, was the earliest known ancestor of my father's Fletcher line. He was probably born in Oxford, England and immigrated about 1636, wrote Theodore Bates in his Genealogical Register, and settled in Concord, Middlesex, Massachusetts. He was the first Fletcher to come to this country. in 1592, His birth in Oxford was shown by the records of his death found in the Town Records of Concord, Mass. He immigrated with his wife and two sons, Luke and William, a daughter named Carey, and a brother, William. Robert Fletcher was said to be a wealthy and influential man when he died in Concord, MA at age 85. === Fontaine === '''Etienne Fontaine Sr. (1659-1739)''' Etienne Fontaine Sr., my 8th great grandfather, was the first Fontaine immigrant{{Image|file=Notable_Ancestors_of_Bob_Scrivens-3.jpg |align=r |size=m |caption=Ile d'Orleans }} ancestor from France to come to Quebec. (See [[Fontaine-342|Etienne Fontaine Sr.]]) He, like his father, Jacques, was born in Île d'Yeu, Vendee, Pays de la Loire, France, an island off the west coast of France between La Rochelle on the south coast and Sainte-Nazaire to the north. The Vendee area, like La Rochelle, was largely Huguenot in the 1500's, and many Huguenots fled from there during the French Wars of Religion. (See [[Wikipedia:Vendee|Vendee]] and [[Wikipedia:French Wars of Religion|French Wars of Religion]]) Although no record exists of why Etienne immigrated, he might have simply wanted to escape the turmoil of the religious wars. He could have been a former Huguenot who converted for reasons similar to Isaac Bedard's, too, but his records do not bear this out. Etienne lived in St. Jean, on the Ile d'Orleans, an island in the middle of the St. Lawrence River, just down river from Quebec City. He married Marie Conille when she was 17 in 1683 at Saint-Laurent church. Marie was born in Saint-Nicolas of Rochelle in Aunis, France, in 1665. They had 12 children, including Etienne Jr., also my ancestor. '''Joseph-Marie Fontaine (June 8, 1743--1805)''' I think this [[Fontaine-703]] is the first French Canadian ancestor I've heard of who fought in the Revolution: Joseph-Marie Fontaine served in the First Canadian Regiment during the American Revolution. I am his fifth great grand nephew since he was the son of Étienne Fontaine and my direct line ancestor, Rene Fontaine is also Etienne's son. Joseph was a private in Livingston's regiment. Record shows he was married at the Schenectady Barricks in 1799. === Chartier dit Robert === '''Guillaume Chartier dit Robert (1635-1707) ''' Guillaume Chartier (a.k.a. Chartier dit Robert), my seventh great grandfather, came to{{Image|file=Chartier_dit_Robert-4-1.jpg |align=r |size=m |caption=Plaque commemorating Le Grande Recrue. }} New France as a member of "Le Grande Recrue de 1653." (See [[Chartier-179|Guillaume Chartier dit Robert]]) The Grande Recrue was an effort to fortify the new settlement of Montreal (''Ville-Marie'' at that time) against attacking Iroquois. Barely 100 made it after starting the arduous journey from France with 150. Jeanne Mance (See [[Wikipedia: Jeanne Mance|Jeanne Mance]]), one of the founders of Montreal, used money that was intended for the hospital she founded, Hôtel-Dieu, and recruited a hundred fifty men to defend the fledgling city; what remained of the contingent arrived at Ville-Marie on November 16, 1653. "Of the 95 who embarked in Saint-Nazaire, 24 were massacred by Iroquois; 4 drowned; one was burnt [to death] when his house caught fire."[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_Montreal_history] Guillaume was listed as an orphan, so his parents were dead by this time. He probably enlisted because he was not the oldest son (in fact, he may have been issue from a 2nd marriage) and therefore did not inherit any lands of his own. So an adventure in a new land and the opportunities that came with it probably made sense to him.[http://www.chartierfamily.org/] After his soldiering days were over, he made his living as a designer and tailor of suits. A hand drawn picture of him on the Chartier Family Website shows Guillaume posing proudly with the tools of his trade. It is worth noting that the children of Robert (my 6th great grandfather) were the ones who carried the dit name ''Robert'' forward along with the original surname "Chartier." All the rest went by Chartier, the name with which Guillaume was baptized. And this is ironic, since my ancestors dropped the original surname, Chartier, entirely and went by ''Robert'' as their last name. '''Marie Faucon Chartier dit Robert (1644-1709)''' Guillaume's wife was listed as one of the "Filles du Roi," the King's Daughters, a group of about 800 young women (estimates vary) who were sent to New France with the idea of complementing the overwhelmingly male population already there and propagating. (See [[Faucon-4|Marie Faucon]] and The Society of King's Daughters [http://www.fillesduroi.org/src/Filles_list.htm#R]) She was my seventh great grandmother. {{Image|file=Notable_Ancestors_of_Bob_Scrivens-4.jpg |align=r |size=m |caption= Filles du Roi busy at chores. }} "Sent" may be a euphemism, however, according to ''"The Girls of LaRochelle"'' [http://histoiresdancetres.com/non-classe/les-filles-de-la-rochelle/]. According to that less sanitized source, many of these girls were urchins abducted off the streets, brought to convents for "education" (and converted if they were Huguenots), and then shipped off to New France for breeding purposes. (For more detail on the "Filles du Roi," see [[Wikipedia:King's Daughters|the King's Daughters]]). More optimistically, her situation may have been like that pictured in the Broadway Musical (See [[Wikipedia: Seven Brides for Seven Brothers|Seven Brides for Seven Brothers]]), which told a similar story set in the big wood country of Oregon in the 1850's. Interesting fact from WikiTree member Joe St. Denis about the "Filles du Roi": "there were 2500 families in New France when they stopped sending Daughter's of the King. There was also a fine if the girls were '''not''' married by the age of 16 and about 21 for the men." '''Nicholas-Pierre Patenostre (Patenaude), II (abt. 1626-1679)''' Nicholas-Pierre (See [[Patenaude-140|Nicholas-Pierre Paternostre]]) was born in Berville-en-Caux, Rouen, Normandie, France, and was schooled as a cloth merchant, although he worked, based on all evidence, primarily as a farmer. He was the first immigrant in my grandmother Yvonne Fountain's Pigeon/ Patenaude line, my eighth great grandfather. (According to the Larousse dictionary, "Patenostres" (Our Father) are, "in a pejorative sense, prayers said in a low voice and without specified intentions." Meaningless incantations, in other words.) He came to New France when he was about 22, around 1648, as a servant for Charles Sevestre, a clerk and judge in Quebec. He married Marguerite Breton in 1651 at the church of Notre-Dame de Quebec. Between 1655 and 1658, he worked three different farm parcels which he at first rented. In 1662, he and his family moved onto the Ile d'Orleans where he bought a series of parcels of land, worked his farm, and was mentioned in some minor civil matters recorded in the courts. Nicolas and Marguerite seemed to have been good-hearted people, peaceful and generous. No doubt, he lived the life of a typical hardworking, religious French immigrant. He and his wife had three daughters and eight sons. His father's profile page [http://www.geni.com/people/Nicholas-Patenaude/6000000008617159073?through=6000000008617159056], claims Nicolas has more than 23,000 descendants.[http://meltingpot.fortunecity.com/virginia/670/index.htm] If you are reading this, maybe you are one of them! ''I've created a number of supporting pages that explore various related genealogical topics in a little more depth. Here are the links to them with a brief description of each.'' In addition to the tree profiles here on the early Scrivens of Colyton, see [[Space:Slingsby_Family_History|The Village of Scriven and the Slingsbys]]. For a brief outline of ''the four family lines'' going back from my grandparents, see [[Space: Scriven, Bedard, Fountain, and Robert Ancestors| My Grandparents' Ancestors]]. The [[Space: Origin of the Scriven Name|Origin of the Scriven Name]] will tell you about English and Norman origin theories, and the page [[Space:The_Final_s_in_Scrivens|The Final s in Scrivens]] tells the story of how my grandfather added the "s" to the family name. The Page [[Space:Dit Robert|Dit Robert]] gives you what is currently my best explanation of the origin of the French Canadian affix, ''dit Robert''. My grandmother's immediate ancestors were named "Robert," but my first New France immigrant was named Chartier dit Robert. For some ''historical context'' to better understand my ancestors' lives in the times in which they lived, take a look at [[Space:Scriven Ancestry Timeline|Scriven Ancestry Timeline]]. For a brief discussion of the ''Westward Migration of the Scrivens'', see [[Space:Scriven Migration Route|The Scriven Family Migration Routes]] or the end of [[Scriven-56|Matthias Scriven's biography]] and [[Scriven-76| Joshua Scriven's biography]].
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[[Category:Ontario Project]][[Category: Ontario, Notables]] Notable people from the province of Ontario, Canada. This page is maintained by the [[Space:Ontario Team|Ontario Team]], part of the [[Project:Canada|Canada Project]]. It's a worksheet listing the profiles of people associated with Ontario who are Persons of National Historic Significance or who have an entry in the ''Dictionary of Canadian Biography,'' ''The Canadian Encyclopedia'', or ''Wikipedia''. Updated February 24, 2024 ----
Notable Ontarians'''
{| style: border="1" class="wikitable sortable" cellpadding="15" |- ! align="center" style="background:silver;"|'''Name''' ! align="center" style="background:silver;"|'''Role''' ! align="center" style="background:silver;"|'''Biography''' ! align="center" style="background:silver;"|'''Connection''' ! align="center" style="background:silver;"|'''Notes''' |- |[[Abbott-8491|Wilson R. Abbott]]||Business figure, politician||yes||yes|| |- |[[Ahearn-92|Thomas Ahearn]]||Streetcar manufacturer, inventor||yes||yes|| |- |[[Allan-1951|William Allan]]||Business figure||yes;needs parents added||yes|| |- |[[McCubbin-599|Doris Anderson]]||Writer, editor, social activist||yes||yes|| |- |[[Armstrong-6776|William Armstrong]]||Artist||yes||yes|| |- |[[Arthur-3762|Julia Arthur]]||Actress||yes||yes|| |- |[[Atkinson-5390|Joseph E. Atkinson]] ||Newspaper publisher||yes||yes|| |- |[[Atwood-123|Margaret Atwood]]||Author||yes||yes|| |- |[[Austin-8459|James Austin]]||Business figure||yes||yes|| |- |[[Bagshaw-293|Dr. Elizabeth Bagshaw]]||Director of Canada’s first birth control clinic||yes||yes|| |- |[[Bain-2823|James Bain]]||First chief librarian of Toronto Public Library||yes||no|| |- |[[Bald-204|J.W. Bald]]||Photographer||yes||yes|| |- |[[Baldwin-7254|Frederick "Casey" Baldwin]]||Aviator/Inventor||needs work||yes|| |- |[[Baldwin-4941|William Warren Baldwin]] ||Politician||needs work||yes|| |- |[[Balfour-675|William Balfour]]||Politician||yes||yes|| |- |[[Banting-11|Sir Frederick Grant Banting]]||Co-discoverer of insulin||yes||yes|| |- |[[Bates-11640|Mona H. Bates]]||Pianist||no||no|| |- |[[Beard-2857|Joshua George Beard]]||Politician||yes||yes|| |- |[[Beck-4541|Sir Adam Beck]]||Hydro-Electric Power Commission founder||needs work||yes|| |- |[[Jackson-6390|Abigail Jackson Becker]]||Heroine||yes||yes|| |- |[[Bell-13493|Robert Bell]]||Geologist||yes||yes|| |- |[[Bertram-209|John Bertram]]||Business figure||yes||yes|| |- |[[Bethune-116|Dr. Henry Norman Bethune]]||Physician and Chinese hero||yes||yes|| |- |[[Bethune-114|Dr. Norman Bethune]]||Physician and medical educator||needs work||yes|| |- |[[Biggar-266|O.M. Biggar]]||First Chief Electoral Officer of Canada||yes||yes|| |- |[[Billes-1|A.J. Billes]]||Co-founder Canadian Tire||yes||yes|| |- |[[Billes-3|J.W. Billes]]||Co-founder Canadian Tire||yes||yes|| |- |[[Bishop-4195|Billy Bishop]]||WWI flying ace||yes||yes|| |- |[[Boulton-280|William Henry Boulton]]||Politician||yes||yes|| |- |[[Bowes-539|John George Bowes]]||Politician||yes||yes|| |- |[[Boyd-11900|John Alexander Boyd]]||Lawyer, judge||yes||yes|| |- |[[Brent-224|Charles Henry Brent]]||Episcopal bishop||yes||yes|| |- |[[Broadbent-800|"Punch" Broadbent]]||Hockey player||yes||no|| |- |[[Burpee-171|Lawrence J. 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Christie]]||"Mr. Christie" cookies||needs work||no|| |- |[[Christmas-710|Art Christmas]]||Jazz musician||yes||yes|| |- |[[Clark-32910|Dr. Daniel Clark]]||Doctor and author||yes; family members to be added||no|| |- |[[Clarke-8708|Edward F. Clarke]]||Politician and newspaper publisher||yes||yes|| |- |[[Clench-75|Nora Clench]]||Violinist||yes||yes|| |- |[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Ferguson-10272 Kit (Kathleen Blake) Coleman]||Journalist and war correspondent||yes||no|| |- |[[Conacher-53|Lionel Conacher]]||Athlete and politician||yes||no|| |- |[[Coneybeare-13|Rod Coneybeare]]||Dramatist, puppeteer and voice actor||needs work||no|| |- |[[Corby-130|Henry Corby]]||Distiller||needs work||yes|| |- |[[Coverdale-190|William Coverdale]]||Architect||yes; needs spouse, children added||yes|| |- |[[Crawford-21327|Bertha Crawford]]||Opera singer||needs siblings added||no|| |- |[[Crawford-10754|Isabella Valancy Crawford]]||Author||yes||yes|| |- |[[Creighton-949|Donald Grant Creighton]]||Historian, author||yes||yes|| |- |[[Crerar-105|H.D.G. Crerar]]||Military leader||yes||yes|| |- |[[Cronyn-8|Benjamin Cronyn]]||Bishop/college founder||needs work||yes|| |- |[[Cronyn-11|Hume Cronyn]]||Actor||needs work||yes|| |- |[[Cumberland-202|Frederic William Cumberland]]||Architect||yes||no|| |- |[[Curran-1706|James W. Curran]]||Newspaper publisher||needs work||no|| |- |[[Daly-1322|J.C.W. Daly]]||First mayor of Stratford||needs work||yes|| |- |[[Davies-5460|Robertson Davies]]||Author||needs work||yes|| |- |[[Davies-7438|William Davies]]||Business figure||yes||no|| |- |[[Roche-482|Mazo de la Roche]]||Author||yes||yes|| |- |[[Diefenbaker-1|John Diefenbaker]]||Prime Minister||needs work||yes|| |- |[[Dobbs-783|Harriet Dobbs]]||Artist||needs work||yes|| |- |[[Koerber-39|Marie Dressler]]||Actor||yes||yes|| |- |[[Duggan-774|George Duggan]]||Judge and politician||no||yes|| |- |[[Duggan-611|Col. George Duggan]]||Merchant, War of 1812 veteran||yes||yes|| |- |[[Duncan-11074|Sara J. Duncan]]||Journalist and author||yes||yes|| |- |[[Eaton-2825|Timothy Eaton]]||Department store founder||yes; needs family members added||yes|| |- |[[Edgar-1672|Sir James David Edgar]]||Politician, author||yes||yes|| |- |[[Ridout-194|Matilda Ridout Edgar]]||Historian and feminist||yes||yes|| |- |[[Ewart-282|J.S. Ewart]]||Author||needs work||yes|| |- |[[Ewart-279|John Ewart]]||Architect||yes||yes|| |- |[[Cook-17699|Ellen Cook Fairclough]]||First woman federal cabinet minister||needs rewrite||yes|| |- |[[Falconbridge-5|Sir William G. Falconbridge]]||Judge||needs work||yes|| |- |[[Fallon-668|Mgr Michael Francis Fallon]]||Religious and political figure||yes||no|| |- |[[Fife-242|David Alexander Fife]]||Farmer, developer of Red Fife wheat||yes||yes|| |- |[[Fitzpatrick-50|John R. 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[[Category: Sources by Name]] Other : [[Space:Sources-England#Dorset|Dorset Sources]] | [[Space:Sources-England#Somerset|Somerset Sources]] __TOC__ == Notes & Queries For Somerset and Dorset == * edited by Frederic William Waver, M.A., F.S.A. and Charrles Herbert Mayo, M.A., R.D. * printed by J. C. and A. T. Sawtell, Sherborne, 1907 * [[Special:Whatlinkshere/Space:Notes & Queries For Somerset and Dorset|WikiTree Profiles that use this source]] === Available online at these locations: === * Vol. 1 (1890) ::* https://books.google.com/books?id=nkAJAAAAIAAJ ::* https://archive.org/details/notesqueriesfor01unkngoog ::* https://archive.org/details/notesqueriesfors01brid ::* https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/009960953 ::* https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/012238697 ::* https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/007071253 ::* https://books.google.com/books?id=IOvgAAAAMAAJ * Vol. 2 (1891) ::* https://archive.org/details/notesqueriesfors02brid ::* https://archive.org/details/notesqueriesfor04unkngoog ::* https://books.google.com/books?id=1lMJAAAAIAAJ ::* https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/009960953 ::* https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/012238697 ::* https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/007071253 ::* https://books.google.com/books?id=IOvgAAAAMAAJ&pg=RA1-PP1 * Vol. 3 (1893) ::* 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(1903) ::* https://books.google.com/books?id=tcQxAQAAIAAJ ::* https://books.google.com/books?id=ekYJAAAAIAAJ ::* https://archive.org/details/notesqueriesfor07unkngoog ::* https://archive.org/details/notesqueriesfors08brid ::* https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/009960953 ::* https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/012238697 ::* https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/007071253 * Vol. 9 (1905) ::* https://books.google.com/books?id=OO7gAAAAMAAJ ::* https://books.google.com/books?id=hkcJAAAAIAAJ ::* https://archive.org/details/notesqueriesfor08unkngoog ::* https://archive.org/details/notesqueriesfors09brid ::* https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/009960953 ::* https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/012238697 ::* https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/007071253 * Vol. 10 (1907) ::* https://books.google.com/books?id=c70xAQAAIAAJ ::* https://books.google.com/books?id=M0cJAAAAIAAJ ::* https://books.google.com/books?id=OO7gAAAAMAAJ&pg=PA367 ::* https://archive.org/details/notesqueriesfors10brid 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[[Category:Noland-165]] I asked Dad about the photograph cousin Rich sent me of [[Aldridge-286|Grandma Mary Noland]], trying to figure out where and when it was taken. Dad figured it was between 1903 and 1921, based on the following information: *My [[Noland-167|father]] was born at Sligo in 1896 *[[Noland-183|Alma]] was born at Sligo in 1898 *Sligo burned down in 1899 *[[Noland-184|Myra]] was born about 1901, halfway between Bovina and Vicksburg - Newton, I think it was called *[[Noland-185|TV]] was born in Vicksburg [in 1903] *They were living in Vicksburg on South Street, near Holy Trinity Episcopal Church then. So - the picture of [[Aldridge-286|Grandma Mary Noland]] was taken between 1903 and May 1921 (the month she died), at their home on South Street in Vicksburg, Mississippi. I'd say it was closer to 1920, when Mary would've been 55. ~[[Noland-165|Liz Shifflett]], January 22, 2013 ---- Transcriptions from [[Noland-166|H.P. Noland]]'s Aldridge Genealogical Data folder. * The biography for Dad's [[Noland-167|father]] is mostly based on [[Noland-166|Dad]]'s notes in that folder. * "[http://www.wikitree.com/photo/Notes_from_Dad.pdf Stories from Dad - 1]" tells of an intruder at the family home in the 1920s. It's primarily about [[Noland-166|Dad]]'s [[Noland-167|father]] but talks about his [[Noland-185|uncle]] as well.
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[[Category:Cayley-55]] [[Category:Cayley Name Study]] This is a free-space page for notes on the medieval Cailly family of Normandy and England. It is part of the [[Space:Cayley_Name_Study|Cayley Name Study]]. ==Origins== The first Cailly for whom there is good evidence is [[Cailly-2 | Osbern de Cailly]] who made a gift of rights at Cailly near Rouen to the Abbey of St Ouen in that city: that gift was confirmed by his son [[Cailly-18 | Roger de Cailly]] in 1080.Pommeraye - Histoire de l’Abbaye Royale de S. Ouen de Rouen, 1663, p.253 - book viewable at https://archive.org/download/gri_33125011258841/gri_33125011258841.pdf.The Conqueror and his Companions, J R Planché, 1874, pp.283-4 (chapter XI), viewable at [http://patp.us/genealogy/conq/unident.aspx http://patp.us/genealogy/conq/unident.aspx][https://sites.google.com/site/assohphc/le-patrimoine-local/cailly/l-eglise Histoire et Patrimoine de Haut-Cailly] This gift was made during a major rebuilding of the Abbey church, which started in 1062.https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abbaye_Saint-Ouen_de_Rouen#Période_romane Wikipediédia (French): Abbaye Saint-Ouen de Rouen Osbern’s parentage is uncertain. There are suggestions in trees on the internet and elsewhere that he was a son of either [[Brionne-16 |Gilbert de Brionne]] or [[Crispin-3 | Gilbert Crispin]], but the evidence for this does not seem strong. One line of the family continued to have interests in Cailly (see the next section of these notes). Others came to England, and there has not been much substantial dispute that Cailly family members who acquired lands in East Anglia and elsewhere in Norman and Plantagenet times came from Cailly near Rouen. This has been accepted not just by compilers of older pedigrees but also by more recent researchers.See e.g. K S B Keats-Rohan, Domesday People, Boydell Press 1999, p.472: Willelm de Cailly ==The Seigneury of Cailly near Rouen== Members of the Cailly family are known to have held Cailly near Rouen for not far off 200 years - it may have been longer. As mentioned above, in 1080 [[Cailly-18 | Roger de Cailly]] confirmed gifts made to the Abbey of St Ouen, Rouen out of property at Cailly by his father [[Cailly-2 | Osbern de Cailly]] in 1066, and added further gifts of his own. In 1172 [[Cailly-8 | Osbert de Cailly]] owed the service of 2 knights at Cailly.The Loss of Normandy, Francis (F M) Powicke, reprinted CUP 1961, p.334 In 1212 [[Cailly-19 | Matilda de Cailly]], that Osbert's daughter, and her second husband Reginald de Bois/de Bosco were engaged in a dispute with the Abbey of St Ouen over rights in "green forest" land in the Cailly area where the Abbey had established villages. The dispute was settled when the Abbey paid 25 livres angevines to Matilda and Reginald, and they subsequently made some gifts to the Abbey out of their property at Cailly.Magni Rotuli Scaccarii Normanniae sub Regibus Angliae, vol.2, Thomas Stapleton, 1844, p. cxvi, viewable at [https://books.google.co.uk/books?id=DPwUAAAAQAAJ&pg=PR116&lpg=PR116&dq=cailly+st+ouen&source=bl&ots=-UPP7qDkLb&sig=ZXxGe-oH_snxA81a9fGhikQubQo&hl=en&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjB2oOerPzdAhWMCOwKHVwnANkQ6AEwCHoECAAQAQ#v=onepage&q=cailly%20st%20ouen&f=false Google Books]Pommeraye - Histoire de l’Abbaye Royale de S. Ouen de Rouen, 1663, pp.271-2 - book viewable at https://archive.org/download/gri_33125011258841/gri_33125011258841.pdf. In 1231 Matilda is described as a widow, Domina of Cailly and of Baudemont.The Norman Frontier in the Twelfth and Early Thirteenth Centuries, Daniel Power, 2004, p. 486 Powicke, The Loss of Normandy (2nd ed) (Manchester UP 1961) pp. 334-5 There seems to have been no male heir, and Cailly seems to have passed out of the family on her death. ==The Preaux Connection== Foster in his Yorkshire Pedigrees states that [[Cailly-20 | Osberne (de Cailly) de Préaux]], one of the sons of [[Cailly-2 | Osbern de Cailly]] became seigneur of Preaux, which neighbours Cailly.Foster, Pedigrees of the County Families of Yorkshire - North and East Riding (London 1874): Cayley pedigree - https://archive.org/details/pedigreesofcount03fost/page/n55 William Sealy was of the same viewNotes Historiques sur Cailli, Normandie, sur ses Seigneurs et leurs descendants en Angleterre dès l'Invasion par Guillaume le Conquérant, by William Sealy, 1895, as was Saisset in his history of the Preaux family.Histoire de la Famille de Preaux by Frédéric Saisset, pub Dijon 1935 The Cailly-Preaux link is confirmed by an undated deed to the Abbey of St Cathérine du Mont in Rouen by Osberne de Préaux, stated by Dom Pommeraye, in his history of that Abbey, to be son or nephew of Osbern de Cailly.Histoire de l’Abbaye de Sainte Cathérine du Mont by Dom Pommeraye, pp. 22-23, viewable at [https://books.google.fr/books?id=Qj1SAAAAcAAJ&printsec=frontcover#v=onepage&q&f=false Google Books (French site)], consulted on 2 October 2018 Descendants were closely associated with Richard I of England, and one, Pierre de Preaux, took a leading role in the conflict between King John of England and Philippe-Auguste which led to King John's loss of Normandy.Magni rotuli Scaccarii Normanniae sub regibus Angliae, Thomas Stapleton, vol.2, 1844, ppcxxxi-cxxxiiThe Loss of Normandy, Francis Powicke, 2nd ed., Manchester University Press 1961, passim[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peter_de_Preaux Wikipedia: Peter de Preaux] ==Difficulties in establishing precise family lines== Because successive generations used the same first names, it can - as is often the case - be sometimes difficult to be sure how many medieval generations there were. For instance, were two references to a John de Cailly to the same person or to father and son? This is generally a relatively minor problem, because the overall line of descent is usually clear. Greater difficulty is caused by the frequent use in different branches of the family of the first name Osbert/Osbern in the period from 1066 to 1200. It is very easy to become confused, and a degree of uncertainty attaches to some relationships. ==Misleading Information in Trees on the Internet== A fairly common error on the internet is the suggestion that [[Cailly-9 | Osbert de Cailly/de Préaux]] married [[Plantagenet-239 | Maud]], daughter of Hamelin Plantagenet, illegitimate son of Geoffrey d'Anjou. Osbert appears to have married a Maud, but she was a different person. ==Cailly Blazon of Arms== Chequy or and gules a bend ermine Crest: A demi lion rampant or, charged with a bend gules, thereon three mullets argent and holding in the dexter paw a battle-axe argent, the handle gules, garnished or. Motto: Nul q'um Translation: Only One ==Extract from “The Dukes of Normandy” by Jonathan Duncan== "The Seigneur de Cailly was Osbern, son of Roger, who, in 1080, largely endowed the abbey of Saint Ouen. This family formed establishments in England. Thomas de Cailly was summoned to parliament in the reign of Edward the Second, but he died without issue, and his estates passed into the hands of the Cliftons. In Domesday-book Cailly is written Cailgi, and he is therein declared to be proprietor of several manors in Berkshire.... "The Praels, or Preaux, were a younger branch of the Lords of Cailly, from whom they were separated about the time that Wace wrote. They held a distinguished rank in the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries, being allied to the royal families of France and England, but they certainly were not at the battle of Hastings, as Wace affirms, for they did not become a distinct family till a much later date. Preaux is in the arrondissement of Rouen. In 1070, its castle belonged to Odo, called Dapifer, son of Hubert of Rye; not Rye in Sussex, but Rye in Normandy, three leagues to the north-east of Bayeux."The dukes of Normandy, from the times of Rolls to the expulsion of king John, Jonathan Duncan, 1839, p. 379 ==The Battle of Hastings== Many families like to think that ancestors fought at the Battle of Hastings, but there is usually no hard evidence to back this up. According to the Battle Abbey Roll in the Auchinleck Manuscript, [[Cailly-12 | William de Cailly]] fought at the Battle of Hastings, and his name also appears in the version of the Battle Abbey Roll at Dives-Sur-Mer in Normandy.My Ancestors Came with the Conqueror, Anthony J Camp, pub. Society of Genealogists 1988, corrected 1990 The ''Roman de Rou'' mentions a 'Sire de Cailly' Roman de Rou, l. 13,649 and this may be meant to refer to William de Cailly. The reliability of these references to the Battle of Hastings is extremely doubtful. What is certain is that the Cailly family acquired lands in England in the reign of William I. == Sources ==
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[[Category: Clan Mackenzie]] These notes have come from a book belonging to me, the Uploader, called “Genealogical collections relative to the Family of Mackenzie collected by Alex Deuchar, Genealogist Edinburgh.” The spine reads “House of Mackenzie”. The latest date I have come across is 1840. They are being loaded, then they will be sorted, then (slowly) indexed. If, at any stage in this process a picture appears defective, it can easily be rephotographed and replaced. E.g. 55b and and are blurred. 43 is the wrong page; is the wrong page. Where a page is missing, in the original it is blank. Some pages have been renumbered in order to keep, e.g. letters together.
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[[Category:Nothstein Name Study]]__NOTOC__ ==About the Project== The Nothstein Name Study project serves as a collaborative platform to collect information on the [https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/Nothstein Nothstein] name. The hope is that other researchers like you will [[#How to Join|join the study]] to help make it a valuable reference point for other genealogists who are researching or have an interest in the Nothstein name. As a One Name Study, this project is not limited to persons who are related biologically. Individual [[#Research_Pages|studies]] can be used to branch out the research into specific methods and areas of interest, such as geographically (England Nothsteins), by time period (18th Century Nothsteins), or by topic (Nothstein DNA, Nothstein Occupations, Nothstein Statistics). These studies may also include a number of family branches which have no immediate link with each other. Some researchers may even be motivated to go beyond the profile identification and research stage to compile fully sourced, single-family histories of some of the families they discover through this name study project. ''Also see the [[#Related Surnames and Surname Variants|related surnames and surname variants]].'' ==Research Pages== Here are some of the current research pages included in the study. I'll be working on them, and could use your help! * [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Nothstein_History Nothstein history] *[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Category:Nothstein_Name_Study Nothstein Categories] Several categories are available to place family members. New categories can be created and many family members awaiting to be placed in a category. *There has been a discovery as to who [[Nothstein-2 | Hans Micahael's]] father is. It is currently listed, and generally accepted as [[Nothstein-64 | Friedlin Nothstein]]. New information shows he was possible from Alsace, France. A new profile has been created here, [[Nothstein-174 |Hans Michael Nothstein]] but won't be merged until a source can be provided. * [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Category:Brick_Wall%2C_Nothstein_Name_Study Nothstein Brick Walls] Multiple Nothstein/Notestein/Notestine/Nothstine families with little to no available information. *[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Nothstein_Immigration_and_Migration Immigration and Migration] Documenting the immigration and migratory paths of Nothstein families. Multiple Nothstein people/families have been found to have immigrated to American colonies, United States, Canada, Argentina, France and others. * [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Space:Y-DNA_of_Nothstein-Notestine-Nothstine-Notestein Y-DNA] The Y chromosome is essentially passed down from father to son relatively unchanged. The link will take you to a page where a Y-DNA chart has been started. ==Special Appreciation== We are very appreciative to [[Straub-620|Florian Straub]] for spending so much time finding sources for our Nothstein name study and enhancing our family profiles. He has gone above and beyond. Thank you. ==Membership== * Brian Nothstine * [[Notestein-13 | Brian Notestein]] * [[Nothstein-123 | Rodolfo Nothstein ]] ==Related Surnames and Surname Variants== *[https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/notestein Notestein] * [https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/notestine Notestine] * [https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/nothstine Nothstine] *[https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/notesteen Notesteen] ==Origin of Name== ==How to Join== To join the Nothstein Name Study, first start out by browsing our current [[#Research_Pages|research pages]] to see if there is a specific study ongoing that fits your interests. If so, feel free to add your name to the Membership list below, post an introduction comment on the specific team page, and then dive right in! If a [[#Research_Pages|research page]] does not yet exist for your particular area of interest, please contact the '''Name Study Coordinator:[[Notestein-13|Brian Notestein]]''' for assistance. {{Member|ONS|name=Nothstein}} Once you are ready to go, you can also show your project affiliation with the ONS Member Sticker: {{Member|ONS|name=Nothstein}} {{Clear}}
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Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris is beloved by all. It is nicknamed "Our Lady of Paris". It is considered to be the heart of Paris. Even though it is a Catholic treasure, all faiths hold it dear for its history and reverence. More than 13 million people a year visit. It sits on a small island, the Ile de la Cite, on the River Seine. It stands on top of the ruins of two other churches, as well as a Gallo-Roman Temple that was dedicated to Jupiter. The West facade, which is the photo for the profile, is the most iconic image in the world. Having been completed in the 13th century, parts of its carvings and statues have degraded and been demolished over time. Extra care and effort has been made to make sure all the damaged treasures are duplicated. It is divided into three stories. The doors have fine early Gothic carvings and are a row of Old Testament Kings. The Gothic towers are 223 feet high. They were suppose to have spires on top too but those additions were never made. Each of the portals has its own significance. It will mean a climb of 400 steps to get to the top, but the views are worth it if you are able to make it. The left one represents the life of the Virgin Mary, astrological calendar and is the coronation site. The middle portal represents the Last Judgment with the three pictures of the rising of the dead, judgement, Christ and the apostles. Christ reigning being the highest one. The right one is the Portal of Saint-Anne. It has the oldest and most beautiful, last surviving sculpture. It has been in existence since the 12th Century. It is Mary, sitting on a throne with Christ in her arms. The Gallery of Kings tops the portals. It displays the Statues of the 28 kings of Israel. The originals were beheaded during the revolution so the current ones are duplicates. The main window, one of the three Rose Windows, can also be seen in this amazing photo. The original 13th century glass is still in those windows. Yet another treasure, as they are that old. The purplish blue colors have been used in other windows. It is tempered in the rose windows were it is not in the others. The Cathedral has withstood over 800 years of wear and tear. Good times and bad, history to the brim and a symbol of spirituality and reverence, it holds a spot in everyone's heart. It in is in our global, cultural and spiritual DNA. == Timeline == '''1163''' Construction began under the reign of [[Capet-13|King Louis VII]] by [[De_Sully-28|Maurice de Sully]], bishop of Paris and [[Of_Siena-1|Pope Alexander III]] laid the foundation stone '''1185''' The Third Crusade was called for from here by Heraclius of Caesarea '''1189''' The high Alter was consecrated '''1210-1250''' Massive early Gothic Towers make up part of the western facade '''1235-1270''' large clerestory windows were added to the apse, as well as single-arch flying buttresses (Rayonnant Gothic style) '''1239''' [[Capet-5|Saint Louis IX, King of France]] placed The Crown of Thorns in the cathedral '''1250''' Choir, western facade and nave completed '''1302''' The first States General was opened by [[Capet-575|Philip IV the Fair, King of France]] '''1345''' Construction, including the porches, Chapels and other embellishments were completed. About 1,000 workers contributed to the labor put into building it '''December 16, 1431''' [[Lancaster-401|Henry VI, King of England]] is crowned in Notre Dame Cathedral '''November 7, 1455''' A papal delegation was petitioned to overturn Joan of Arc's convicton, by her mother, Isabelle Romee '''1537''' [[Stewart-2313|James V, king of Scotland]] married [[Valois-240|Madeleine of France Valois]] in the Cathedral '''April 24, 1558''' [[Stewart-6849|Mary I, Queen of Scots]] married [[Valois-Angouleme-1|Dauphin Francois]] (later to become Francois II of France) '''August 18, 1572''' [[Bourbon-33|Henry of Navarre]], later King Henry IV of France, married [[Valois-274 |Marguerite de Valois]] '''16th century''' Huguenots, group of French Protestants, damaged statues they thought to be idolatrous '''1710''' Sculpted altar dedicated to pagan deites, Jupiter and others, were excavated under the choir '''1793''' Destroyed during revolution by anti-royalists who removed and decapitated statues that they thought represented French kings, they were actually biblical kings During this time, 19 of the 20 bells were removed, melted down and turned into cannons. The only one to escape this was the 1681 bourdon, Emmanuel '''1800s''' In a state of disrepair, it was close to being demolished. [[Bonaparte-1|Napoleon Bonaparte]] stepped in and saved it by having it restored. '''December 2, 1804''' [[Bonaparte-1|Napoleon]] crowned himself emperor of the French in the cathedral and then crowned [[Tascher_de_La_Pagerie-1|Josephine]]. '''1831''' [[Hugo-215|Victor Hugo]] wrote the classic, ''The Hunchback of Notre Dame''. It restored interest in the cathedral. '''Mid 19th century''' [[Viollet-le-Duc-1|Eugene Emmanuel Viollet le Duc]], French architect, made major restorations to Notre Dame. The restorations were said to have been inspired by Hugo's book and that is the when the gargoyles were added to the structure '''1835''' Archbishop of Paris put relics of Saint Denis (patron saint of France) and Saint Genevieve (patron saint of Paris) in the spire. It was to protect the cathedral '''1852''' Famous Spire is standing tall, replacing the previous one which was not stable '''1859-1860''' Sculptures of the twelve apostles and four New Testament evangelists were installed in the cathedral by [[Viollet-le-Duc-1|Eugene Viollet le Duc]]. His face was the model for the figure of Saint Thomas '''1900''' [[Vierne-1|Louis Vierne]], after competing against 500 other players, was chosen official Notre Dame organist '''1909''' [[D'Arc-1|Joan of Arc]], who was declared innocent and a martyr on July 7, 1456 was beatified in the Cathedral by [[Sarto-1|Pope Pius X]] '''May 16, 1920''' [[D'Arc-1|Joan of Arc]] was canonised '''1924''' Marker for Point Zero was set in its spot. It is where milage, from Paris to other locations, is measured from '''June 2, 1937''' Official organist, [[Vierne-1|Louis Vierne]], achieved his life long wish when he passed away at the Notre Dame cathedral organ '''1939''' Hugo's Hunchback of Notre Dame was made into a film, with [[Laughton-207|Charles Laughton]] bringing attention to the Cathedral '''1940s''' The main window, The Rose Window, was rumored to be in danger. German soldiers threatened to destroy it. Reportedly the largest glass window to be produced in the 13th century, it had to be saved. It was removed at the beginning of WWII and only replaced in its home after the war was over '''August 26, 1944''' The bells rang out to celebrate the liberation of Paris, as they did to denote the end of WWI. It is reported that snipers were located in the internal and external galleries and interupted the Mass by exchanging gun fire '''August 28, 1944''' United States soldiers were welcomed by some French women outside of the Cathedral '''April 16, 1945''' Funeral services were held at the Cathedral for United States President [[Roosevelt-1|Franklin Delano Roosevelt]] as a way to honor him. '''1969''' North Vietnamese flag is flown at Notre Dame after peace talks about possible cease-fire in Vietnam '''1960s and 1970s''' Additional architectural ruins were found, that were dated back to the antient pagen era. They are now in the crypt that is beneath the square in front of the cathedral '''November 12, 1970''' Funeral was held for former French President [[De_Gaulle-14|Charles De Gaulle]], United States President [[Nixon-22|Richard Nixon]] and other leaders were in attendance '''1977''' Archaeologists found statues of biblical kings that were stolen by revolutionists in 1793 and had them restored '''May 31, 1980''' On the parvis in front of the cathedral, [[Wojtyla-13|Pope John Paul II]] celebrated Mass '''1988''' Service was held to honor Royal British Legion and Commonwealth soldiers who were killed in WWI. In attendance was [[Spencer-40 |Princess Diana]], in addition to many others. '''1991-2000''' Cleaning and restoration campain carried out '''January 1996''' Requiem Mass held for [[Mitterrand-1|Francois Mitterrand]] Also in this year, Disney made an animated version of the movie, once again bringing a renewed interest to Notre Dame '''August 22, 1997''' [[Wojtyla-13|Pope John Paul II]] was at the cathedral for a beatification ceremony. '''September 11, 2001''' Emmanuel, the most famous of the 10 bells, was rung to mark the tragedy in New York, United States when the Twin Towers were attacked '''August 10, 2007''' Archbishop emeritus of Paris, [[Lustiger-1|Cardinal Jean-Marie Lustiger]]'s Requiem Mass was held '''2013''' Notre Dame Cathedral celebrates its 850th anniversary Also at this time, bee hives were placed on the roof. They were filled with a special strain of bees developed by monk Brother Adam, and were extremely gentle. The honey, made from flowering plants around hte cathedral, was given away to the poor '''November 15, 2015''' National service was held for victims of the Paris terror attack. This is one of the many times Notre Dame as served as hope for the people. More than 9000 people attended inside the Cathedral while thousand more stood outside in silence '''September 2016''' Abandoned car found near Notre Dame, gas cylinders, gasoline soaked blanket and an extinguished cigarette were inside it with the emergency flashers on. no detonation devices were found and a couple of those arrested had ties to the Islamic State militant group Also at that time, a few days later, a second car was found. This one was packed with explosives and was meant to be a car bomb attack on Notre Dame '''November 9, 2017''' Dame de Coeur, a light show, celebrated the 100 year anniversary of WWI. '''April 15, 2019''' Notre Dame Cathedral was devastated by fire. The structure is still intact, but most of the rest is gone, including the spire. As it was being refurbished, some of the artifacts had been moved out. It is not yet determined how much has been saved or lost but there is a possiblity the artifacts have been saved. == Artifacts and Art == The building itself, is an historical artifact and listed as a World Heritage site, but many other artifacts have been housed inside of it. The gothic architecture is a treasure. The 13-ton '''bell''' in its tower, as read about in the book by Victor Hugo and seen by many in the movie, was originally rung by someone who would have to climb up to it. Today it has been automated. If you want to see it, you will have to climb the 140 steps in the staircase and would also get a stunning view of Paris An '''organ''',.that is very historical, calls the Cathedral home. It is from the 17th Century and is extremely large. All of its parts are still functional and used. it has almost 8000 pipes, some of which are from the 18th century and has 5 keyboards '''Plans, engravings and drawings''' of the building and other places in the area, including maps showing how Paris became the place it is, are located there. '''Crown of Thorns''', the one believed to have been worn by Christ as he went to his crucifixtion calls Notre Dame home A '''piece of wood''', believed to be from the cross Christ was crucified on '''10 bells''' including the most famous bell, the bourdon. it is named Emmanuel and has tolled at coronations, papal visits and the end of wars '''Statues of biblical kings''' that revolutionists thought were French kings. They removed and decapitated them. Archaeologists found the removed ones and they have been restored '''14th century wooden panels''' that showed the life of Christ '''78 wooden choir stalls''' carved and added in the 18th century '''Tunic of Saint Louis''' '''Sculptures of the Twelve Apostles''' '''Sculptures of the four New Testament evangelists''' '''Paintings, furniture and other precious pieces''' == Sources == * https://notredamecathedralparis.com/history/ * https://notredamecathedralparis.com/notre-dame-cathedral-facts/the-west-facade/ * Personal Knowledge of most of the world on April 15, 2019 * https://www.thisisinsider.com/history-of-the-800-year-old-notre-dame-cathedral-2019- * https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Notre-Dame_de_Paris * Encyclopedia Britannica: https://www.britannica.com/topic/Notre-Dame-de-Paris * National Catholic Register: www.ncregister.com/daily-news/the-history-of-notre-dame-cathedral-in-paris * Notre Dame Cathedral's History Has Always Been One of Destruction and Restoration, by Olivia B Waxman: time.com/5571019/notre-dame-cathedral-fire-history/ * The history of Notre Dame cathedral in Paris, CNA (Catholic News Agency): https://www.catholicnewsagency.com/news/the-history-of-notre-dame-cathedral-in-paris-57164 * About Notre Dame Cathedral: A place of worship, history, art, The Salt Lake Tribune: https://www.sltrib.com/religion/2019/04/15/about-notre-dame/ * Notre Dame Cathedral: Facts and a Brief History, The New York Times: https://www.nytimes.com/2019/04/15/world/europe/notre-dame-cathedral-facts.html * A MIracle of Timing: The Statues that Escaped the Notre Dame Fire, The New York Times: https://www.nytimes.com/2019/04/16/arts/notre-dame-statues.html?action=click&module=inline&pgtype=Article * Our Lady of Paris: a history of Notre Dame Cathedral: The masterpiece of Gothic architecture has been a symbol of French capital for 850 years, Notre Dame, by Kim Willsher, Monday April 15, 2019: https://www.theguardian.com/world/2019/apr/15/our-lady-of-paris-a-history-of-notre-dame-cathedral * The Notre Dame Cathedral fire is destroying centuries' worth of history, by Nicole Lyn Pesce, April 15, 2019: https://www.marketwatch.com/story/the-notre-dame-cathedral-fire-is-destroying-centuries-worth-of-history-2019-04-15?mod=mw_latestnews * Courtenay, Lynn T, The Engineering of Medieval Cathedrals, pg 316: https://books.google.com/books?id=SRShDQAAQBAJ&pg=PA316&dq=cathedral+notre+dame+fire+paris&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwi83Oy479LhAhWyTt8KHXB4ClsQ6AEIQDAE#v=onepage&q=cathedral%20notre%20dame%20fire%20paris&f=false * 13 Facts About Notre Dame Cathedral, by Allison C Meier, April 15, 2019: mentalfloss.com/article/556629/facts-about-notre-dame-cathedral * History and Events of Notre Dame de Paris, Placesinfrance.com: https://www.placesinfrance.com/history_notre_dame_de_paris.html * Fire Mauls Beloved Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris, The New York Times: https://www.nytimes.com/2019/04/15/world/europe/notre-dame-fire.html * Stained Glass of hte Middle Ages in England and France, Painted by Lawrence B Saint, Described by Hugh Arnold, Adam and Charles Black Soho Square, London, MCMXIII See Also: * https://abcnews.go.com/International/notre-dame-national-architectural-significance-historic-cathedral/story?id=62416007 * https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2019/04/fire-breaks-notre-dame-cathedral-france-paris-190415170937511.html * Day, Lewis F, Windows: a Book About Stained and Painted Glass, pg 133, London 1897 * Dillon, Edward, Glass, pgs 132-133, New York and London
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[[Category: One Name Studies]] [[Category: Nott Name Study]] Nott means: a nickname for a bald man or one who kept his hair extremely close-cropped, from Middle English not(te) ‘bald’ (Old English hnott). English: variant spelling of Knott. First found in Derbyshire where traditionally the name was descended from the Scandinavian King Canute, or Cnut. Drayton sings “The Knot that called was Canutus, bird of old, of that great King of Danes, his name that still doth hold, his appetite to please that far and near was sought, for his, as some have said, from denmark hither brought. https://www.houseofnames.com/ My mother Amy's maiden name was Nott. Her brother, Freeman (always interested in what I was doing) wanted to know if I had any new interesting finds to add to his "Nott" family. I always thought that my grandparents, Harry Nott and Nellie Cooper, were married in England. I should have known that Uncle Free would know! He had their marriage certificate, from - of all places - Snowflake Manitoba Canada. Who knew?? Some of my Nott's originate in London, Westminster and Middlesex, but before that...? And that is the concept of this one name study - to find out where they really started out. [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1LLBAWxCl1Qoj1YlJpOkDRePHVgmtfV15kqcpQgkOY9c/edit?usp=sharing Nott Surnames by location] Nott Surnames Workbook, which means it is divided into compartments. NOTT Surname Study - The compartments are countries that I have found the surname in. After that they are divided into County/State/Province. Please cursor down to the bottom to locate the country that you are interested in. I am located in Victoria BC. If you find something in BC (only) that does not have a copy available, I can locate it for you, as there are microfilm rolls available at BC Archives. If you find a mistake, I would appreciate hearing from you, as I am not perfect :)). Keep in mind that I am copying from what they have entered, this is just a finding tool and should not be considered to be proof that such an event was recorded. If you have NOTT's/KNOTT's that you would like added, I would love to hear from you!. I have been seriously addicted to genealogy for over 25 years and will continue for many more years to come. Any questions, please contact me through the WikiTree board. Sincerely, Wendy Jones
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[[Category:Chester County, Pennsylvania]] [[Category:Nottingham, Pennsylvania]] == Purpose == This page is created as an archive for sources about the Browns of the 18th century township of Nottingham. Nottingham began in Chester County, Pennsylvania, but after the Mason-Dixon Line most of it ended up in Cecil County, Maryland. Among other places, Brown descendants migrated to Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, Virginia, and North Carolina. This includes the Quaker Browns of New Garden, North Carolina. An interesting and touching history of their cemetery is attached to this profile as a PDF. (Note: As the [https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/778574/which-james-brown-was-father-of-john-brown G2G discussion of the Brown family] evolved, some documents previously attached here became obsolete and were removed.) All the Browns of Nottingham descended from two original settlers, the Quaker brothers [[Brown-2470|James]] and [[Brown-2504|William Brown]], who were granted Nottingham Lots 14, 27, 23, and 33, as shown on the map on this page directly to the right of this paragraph. Born in England to Quaker parents, the brothers emigrated to America as young men. James, who was two years older, came first and William arrived several years later. Note: On the map, William Brown's name is also on Lot 28, but the lot's original owner was Robert Williams. He died in 1716, and left the lot to "my friends William Brown Senr" in his will. James was married in New Jersey in 1679. He settled in Marcus Hook, Pennsylvania, where he lived for over 20 years before moving to Nottingham around 1702. A record of his property transactions can be found at [[Space:James_Brown's_Property_Holdings| Space:James_Brown's_Property_Holdings]]. '''May 30, 2019 update''': The G2G forum has been closed, but interested readers may still learn something of the issues involved by reading the discussion. Now a new free-space page has been set up to gather and compare information about Brown family issues at [[Space:Brown_Family_Issues|Space:Brown_Family_Issues]]. Currently the page is restricted to the parties actively involved in the discussion. Our hope is that when the issues are resolved, all involved WikiTree profiles will be updated to reflect agreed-upon information. October 2019: A current summary of the theories being discussed is at [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:James_Brown_Theories James Brown Theories]. * A note about Quaker Dating: Since many of the documents concerning the Nottingham Browns are dated in the Quaker style, it is important to understand Quaker dating system. Although the Gregorian calendar used today had been adopted elsewhere, the Julian calendar, which began March 25 and ended March 24, was used in the British Isles and British colonies until 1752. In addition to using the Julian calendar, Quakers avoided using "pagan" names of months, preferring, instead, to number months, beginning with the month we call March (1st month) and ending with February (12th month). For example, as a Quaker, James Brown (1656-1715) dated his will using the Julian calendar. His closing sentence, “Dated in Notingham this fifteenth of ye 11mo called January one thousand seven hundred & fifteen,” should be understood to mean the 11th month of the Quaker year 1715, which translates to January 15, 1716 in New Style. Aware of the problems inherent in identifying an exact year, especially for January through March, Quakers sometimes used a “double-dating” system. Again, by way of example, the date James Brown's will was proved by Deputy Register John Simcock, —“ye first of the first month 1715/6”—should be understood as the first day of the Quaker first month (i.e., March) prior to the close of the Quaker (or Julian) year 1715, or March 1, 1716 in the Gregorian (modern) calendar. For further explanation, see “The Quaker Calendar,” a page of the Friends Historical Library at Swarthmore College: https://www.swarthmore.edu/friends-historical-library/quaker-calendar. == Uploaded Documents and Maps == : Documents and maps on the right appear in the order uploaded. The list below sorts these into relevance. Links to the documents are provided for each. === Documents === * [https://www.wikitree.com/photo/pdf/Nottingham_Browns-3 Browns of Nottingham, Starting Lineup]: a chart showing three generations of Nottingham Browns that appear in the tax records (update in progress). * [https://www.wikitree.com/photo/pdf/Nottingham_Browns-4 Tax Lists for Browns, West and East Nottingham, 1718 - 1764]: This pdf, a compilation of tax records for all Browns listed in West and East Nottingham between 1718 and 1764, is posted for ease of access. The URL for the records is listed in the sources below. * [https://www.wikitree.com/photo/pdf/Nottingham_Browns 18th Century Tax_archives Definitions and sources for Chester County, Pennsylvania tax records ]. (A URL for online access is also listed below with other sources for Land Records and Wills.) *[https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/f/fa/Nottingham_Browns-7.pdf Hopewell Friends History Quaker Time Line]: An excerpt from Wayland's Hopewell Friends History (see sources below) with dates of significant events. * [https://www.wikitree.com/photo/pdf/Nottingham_Browns-2 Dickerson, Denzel Hinshaw. "New Garden Cemetery, 1754-2019"]: This pdf file of the history of the New Garden, North Carolina cemetery history is posted with permission from Hayes Ratledge, Secretary & Board Member, New Garden Cemetery Association. * [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/c/c0/Nottingham_Browns-3.pdf Annotated Bibliography]: This pdf file is a summary of the sources listed below. We will periodically update the pdf file with sources that have been added to this page. === Maps=== *Here is a simple [https://legacy.lib.utexas.edu/maps/united_states/pennsylvania_90.jpg map of Pennsylvania] showing the locations of all the counties and the major waterways. *See [https://www.phmc.pa.gov/Archives/Documents/Pennsylvania-Genealogical-Map-Counties.pdf Genealogical Map of Pennsylvania Counties] for a map that illustrates Pennsylvania's growth over time, with the population starting out in the southeast corner and expanding westward and northward. In the upper left-hand corner is a small map showing the 18th-century boundary disputes, including the one with Maryland that affected our Browns. * See also [https://mapgeeks.org/pennsylvania/ mapgeeks.org] for a Map of Pennsylvania County Formations 1673-1878 that provides another interesting overview of how the state expanded (the last county was formed in 1878). * [https://www.wikitree.com/photo/png/Brown-81123 Nottingham, Colerain, and Little Britain] * [https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Nottingham_Browns-2 Townships of Chester and Lancaster Counties] *[https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/5/5d/Beals-61.jpg Nottingham Lots] showing original owners c. 1702. * [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/a/a8/Brown-82507-1.png Frederick County in the Shenandoah Valley (updated)] ==Transcribing Old Documents - Resources== As every genealogical researcher knows, many documents we need in our work are hand-written. We have learned from experience that it is often impossible to understand the full meaning of such documents without detailed, word-by-word transcriptions. Also, it can be useful to review original documents even when transcriptions are available, because transcribers may have missed or misinterpreted words, or used more liberal transcription standards than we might choose—for example, presenting words in their more modern forms even when they are not written that way, etc. Whichever method you choose, it will be helpful to the reader to provide explanatory notes describing your choices as well as definitions of unusual terms and abbreviations. Several types of resources are useful in transcribing old documents, including guides to transcribing conventions, aids in deciphering penmanship, and glossaries of specialized terminology from the relevant period. Below is a list of some of those resources. Conventions for transcribing: * https://www.english.cam.ac.uk/ceres/ehoc/conventions.html This website notes that a diplomatic transcription copies everything it sees as it is; a semi-diplomatic transcription makes changes for readability and clarity. It also provides tips on deciphering old penmanship (but does not include illustrations). Penmanship, symbols, etc.: * https://bcgcertification.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/05/Hill-W141.pdf This website has a good selection of old handwriting examples. * http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/palaeography/ This British site might be helpful. Terminology: * Common terms in wills and trusts: https://www.legalzoom.com/articles/common-terms-in-wills-and-trusts * The website of Judy G. Russell, "the Legal Genealogist," includes links to definitions and resources in the Blog section: https://www.legalgenealogist.com/blog/ * See also the Land Records and Will Resource List below. == Land Records and Wills - Resources == * An explanation of legal terms in land records can be found at http://www.directlinesoftware.com/legal.htm * An explanation of surveying units and terms can be found at http://toto.lib.unca.edu/findingaids/mss/speculation_lands/terms/surveying_terms.htm * Bryant, Carol. (1997-2006). ''Abstracts of Chester County, Pennsylvania land records.'' Published in several volumes, Westminster, MD: Willow Bend Books and Heritage Books. * Buck, D. A. (Ed.). (2006). ''Frederick County, Virginia Deed Books'' (Vols. 1-10). Fairfax, VA: Buck. * Dorman, John Frederick (Ed.). (1961-1971). ''Orange County, Virginia Deed Books, 1738-1743'' (Vols. 1-3). Washington, DC: J. F. Dorman. ** Volume 1: Deed books 1 and 2, 1735-1738 ; Judgments, 1735 ** Volume 2: Deed books 3 and 4, 1738-1741 ; Judgments 1736. ** Volume 3: Deed books 3 and 4, 1738-1741. * Fulton, Eleanore Jane, & Mylin, Barbara Kendig. (1936). ''An Index to the Will Books and Intestate Records of Lancaster County, Pennsylvania 1729-1850''. Lancaster PA: Intelligencer Printing. Limited search capabilities online at https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/102108610. Also available on Ancestry (search card catalog: wills\Pennsylvania\Lancaster) * Joyner, Peggy Shomo. (c. 1985). ''Abstracts of Virginia's Northern Neck Warrants and Surveys''. Portsmouth, VA: (n.p.). * MacInnes, Sharon Cook. (c. 2008). Early Landowners of Pennsylvania: Atlas of Township Warrantee Maps of Lancaster County, PA. Apollo, PA: Closson Press. * Shuck, Larry G. (1999). ''Berkeley County, (W) VA, Deeds and Wills, Abstracts''. Apollo, PA: Closson Press. Available at Family History Library in Salt Lake City. Deed Books 1-5 cover 1772-1781 and Will Books 1-3 cover 1772-1805. Note that the northern third of Frederick County, Virginia became Berkeley County in 1772. * Chester County, Pennsylvania Land Records: To find deeds, first go to https://chesco.org. Enter "1402" in the search box. Scroll down and choose "Deeds, 1688-1865." Select the appropriate surnames category and find the person you are researching. Note down the book and page number of the deed you want to find. You may want to make some screen prints. Next, go to https://familysearch.org. Using the drop-down Search menu, select "Catalog." Searching by place, enter "Pennsylvania." Click on "Search." Then click on "Places within United States, Pennsylvania" and select "Chester." Scroll down to "Land and property" and click on that. Select "Deeds 1688-1903." Scroll down until you find the deed books listed. Find the one you want and click on the camera icon. Note that some of the FamilySearch films combine several deed books, and the image numbers are not the same as the page numbers. You will need to experiment until you find the relevant page, and not all images capture the page numbers at the tops of the pages. You can sometimes depend on the document dates to help get your bearings, but not always. * Chester County, Pennsylvania tax records can be found at the Chester County Document Center (through chesco.org). The 18th century tax records are alphabetically organized into sets of pdf files. Records for Browns can be found at [https://www.chesco.org/DocumentCenter/View/46791/1715-1764-Chester-County-Tax-Index-A-C Chester County Tax Index A - C]. Definitions and sources for the county tax records can be found in the posted pdf file to the right, [https://www.wikitree.com/photo/pdf/Nottingham_Browns 18th Century Tax_archives], or online at [https://www.chesco.org/DocumentCenter/View/5847/18th-Century-Tax?bidId= * Chester County wills: Available online at https://www.chester.pa-roots.com * Lancaster County wills: An index to the will books and intestate records of Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, 1729-1850. Available on Ancestry. Note: to search for a specific will, start with page numbers from Fulton and Mylin (above), then go to FamilySearch and search records for Pennsylvania\Lancaster wills. * Pennsylvania State Archives for land records can be found online at the Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission (https://www.phmc.pa.gov/Pages/default.aspx): https://www.phmc.pa.gov/Archives/Research-Online/Pages/Land-Records-Overview.aspx#.Vp62q_krKCo. Note: for images of surveys, scroll down to “Five Basic Documents in the Land Process” to #3 (Surveys) and click on "images of all surveys." * Maryland land records can be found at [http://mdhmapping.com/about-2/ Maryland Historical Mapping], an archive created to help explain and locate land records for the State of Maryland, particularly the western half of the state and along the Pennsylvania line. * Virginia land records can be found in Digital Collections at [http://virginiamemory.com Collections by Topic] at Virginiamemory.com. From the list of topics to browse, select “Land Office Patents and Grants,” which links to the searchable database, “Virginia Land Office Patents and Grants/Northern Neck Grants and Surveys.” (If starting from the main page, choose “Collections by Topic” from drop-down menu.) == Additional Pennsylvania and Quaker Resources == * Beard, Alice L. (2006/1989). "Births, Deaths and Marriages of the Nottingham Quakers 1680-1889." Westminster, MD: Heritage Books. (Original work published 1989, Westminster, MD. Family Line Publications.) * Bell, James Pinkney Pleasant. (1905). "Our Quaker Friends of ye olden time; being in part a transcript of the minute books of Cedar Creek meeting, Hanover County, and the South River meeting, Campbell County, Va." Lynchburg, VA: J.P. Bell. * Bradley, A. Day. “Early Settlers of the Nottingham Lots.” ''National Genealogical Society Quarterly, 70'', 282-294. * Cope, Gilbert. (1864). ''The Browns of Nottingham''. West Chester, PA. See also ''[[Space:The Browns of Nottingham|The Browns of Nottingham]]''. Downloadable at https://archive.org/details/brownsofnottingh00cope/page/14 * Day, Robert Warwick, Ph.D. (2001). ''The Nottingham Lots and the Early Quaker Families'', paper presented to East Nottingham Monthly Meeting, Calvert, Maryland. http://www.churchman.org/Nottingham_hist.htm * Ellis, Franklin, & Evans, Samuel. (1883). ''History of Lancaster County Pennsylvania with Biographical Sketches of Many of Its Pioneers and Prominent Men''. Philadelphia, PA: Everts & Peck. Available as a free EBook. * Futhey, J. Smith, & Cope, Gilbert. (1881). ''History of Chester County, Pennsylvania, with Genealogical and Biographical Sketches''. Philadelphia, PA: Louis H. Everts. Available online and can be downloaded at https://archive.org/details/cu31924005813518/page/n6 * Gragg, Larry Dale. (1980). Migration In Early America: The Virginia Quaker Experience. Ann Arbor: University of Michigan Research Press. * Hinshaw, William Wade. (1936). ''Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy''. Ann Arbor, MI: Edwards Brothers. Volume 6 includes a four-page introductory narrative to Hopewell section. * Norris, J. E., Ed. (1890). "History of the lower Shenandoah Valley counties of Frederick, Berkeley, Jefferson and Clarke, their early settlement and progress to the present time; geological features; a description of their historic and interesting localities; cities, towns and villages; portraits of some of the prominent men, and biographies of many of the representative citizens." Chicago: A. Warner. Available online at https://archive.org/details/historyoflowersh00norr/page/n8 * O’Dell, Cecil. (2007). ''Pioneers of Old Frederick County''. Westminster, MD: Heritage Books. * Wayland, John Walter, & Joint Committee of Hopewell Friends. (1936). ''Hopewell Friends History 1734-1934, Frederick County, Virginia: Records of Hopewell Monthly Meetings and Meetings Reporting to Hopewell; Two Hundred Years of History and Genealogy''. Strasburg, VA: Shenandoah Publishing. Reprinted in 1998 by Heritage Books. Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing. Available on line at https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/001593685 * Wiley, Samuel T., & Garner, Winfield Scott. (1893). ''Biographical and Portrait Cyclopedia of Chester County, Pennsylvania..''. Philadelphia, PA: Gresham Publishing. Online and downloadable at https://archive.org/stream/biographicalport00garn#page/1/mode/2up. Note that Ancestry has an 1892 version on-line. ==WikiTree Resources== * [[Space:Quaker_Project_Resources|Space:Quaker_Project_Resources]] * https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Early_Pennsylvania_Settlers_-_Sources * [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Brown_Name_Study Brown Name Study]
Nottinghamshire Team
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[[Category: England, Project Managed FSPs]] '''Welcome to the Nottinghamshire Team page! Feel free to browse and check out the links below.''' *[[:Category:Nottinghamshire|Nottinghamshire Category Page]] *[[:Space:Nottinghamshire_Research_Resources|Nottinghamshire Research Resources]] *[[Space:England:_Counties_Team|England Counties Team Page]] *[[Project:England|England Project Page]] *[[Space:Sources-England#Nottinghamshire|England Sources]] '''If you are interested in helping out in Nottinghamshire, please look at how to join the [[:Project:England|England Project]].''' If you have any questions about Nottinghamshire, please contact the team leader below. The goal of the Nottinghamshire Team is to make all Nottinghamshire profiles the best that they can be. It is our desire to leave a lasting legacy of work for future generations and current researchers that can facilitate their quest for family history, and bring them one step closer to discovering the myriad of people it has taken for them to draw breath. === Team Members and Specific Interests === *'''Team Leader: [[Watson-1411|Derrick Watson]]''' : Suggestions List and Nottinghamshire Cemeteries *'''[[Bent-1675|Tracey Bent]]''' *'''[[Parker-41651|Helen Flight]]''' : Sourcing, Southwell and Nottinghamshire Notables. *'''[[lord-4578|Susan Jackson]]''' : Eastwood *'''[[Mellor-813|Susan Mellor]]''': *'''[[Alcock-647|Pat Reynolds]]''': Sourcing and the Dukeries area. *'''[[Blane-140|Jean Blane]]''' '''Topics''' In order to achieve our goal, there are a number of things on which we are currently working. There is always room for more ideas and always room for extra help. * [[:Category:Nottinghamshire%2C_Maintenance_Categories|Nottinghamshire Maintenance Categories]] ** [[Space:DBE_Unsourced#Nottinghamshire|Nottinghamshire Unsourced Profiles]] ** [[Automated:DD_Unconnected_List_ENG_NTT|Nottinghamshire Unconnected Profiles]] *** [[Space:Unconnected_Nottinghamshire_Trees|Unconnected Trees Progress page]] ** [[Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_ENG_NTT|Nottinghamshire profiles needing improvement.]] * [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Space:Nottinghamshire_Notables&public=1 Nottinghamshire Notables] *[[:Category:Nottinghamshire%2C_Cemeteries|Nottinghamshire Cemeteries]] Over the last couple of years we've been busy working on sourcing up the unsourced profiles in the County. That's going very well, when we started we had over 1200 unsourced profiles, we are now down to less than a hundred. A big thank you to everyone who has chipped in with these. The current (May 2024) Status of these is that we have: * cleared all the "recent" onces, that's post 1700 * have a hardcore of less than 20 17th century ones which are probably correct but need a visit to Nottinghamshire Archives to properly source them. * have a residue of about 50 pre 1600 profiles - many of which may unfortunately be the result of wishful thinking rather than good genealogy. * new ones are identified every week, but these tend to get sorted very quickly On suggestions within the county we've also made great inroads. Just about all historic "errors" have been corrected with the exception of external link errors which attract little interest. Again, new ones crop up every week and there is an occassional change to the search strategies which show new batches, but this is largely a maintenance operation now. There are a number of "suggestion" types (wikidata) which are of dubious value and attract little attention. We still have more than our fair share of Unlinked and Unconnected profiles. Here we are victims of our own success in the number of cemetery projects that we have which have added single person profiles. These are now the main focus of our efforts. Thanks go to Carol Keeling for setting up the [[Space:Unconnected_Nottinghamshire_Trees|Unconnected Trees Progress page]]. We could do with more help in this area - growing trees from these seeds is good fun in itself. Any help in keeping up with Suggestions and Sources as they come in is very welcome as is all help in connecting all those invidual standalone trees that we have. The table below has been modified recently to be more in line with the one being used by the England Data Doctors team and shows how we've done over the last six weeks. Basically, anything in green is good, anything in red means we're getting issues added faster than we're dealing with them. It shows the weekly change up or down, and the current total for each category. The colour shown for the totals will change depending on the six week trend. To see these figures in context, have a look at one of these pages: *[[Space:England%2C_Regional_and_County_Statistics_Page|England Regional and County Statistics Page]] - the numbers for England as a whole and all the individual counties *[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:England%2C_Regional_and_County_Statistics_Page#Nottinghamshire Nottinghamshire Stats] - this link jumps straight to our table on the above page * [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:England_Statistics_Commentary Commentary and highlights on how we are doing]
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Welcome to the Nova Scotia Team, a sub-team of the [[Space:Atlantic Canada Team|Atlantic Canada Team]] and part of the [[Project:Canada|Canada Project]]. This team covers [[Space:Nova_Scotia|Nova Scotia]] from 1713 to present day, and '''Cape Breton''' after 1763. (For ancestors before these dates, check out the [[Project:Acadians|Acadians Project]]!) '''Team Leader''': TBC '''Team Members''': [[Foley-1031|Brad Foley]] | [[Giffin-437|Laurie Giffin]] | [[Pyne-84|Nina Pyne]] | [[Patterson-4504|Joe Patterson]] | [[Gordon-8905|GR Gordon]] | [[MacIntosh-242|Lynda Pollitt]] | [[Ward-21154|Stuart Ward]] | [[Spencer-18102|Liam Spencer]] | [[Phillips-29113|N. Phillips]] | [[Creighton-890|Anne Creighton]] | [[MacKinnon-1348|Susan O'Callaghan]] | [[MacInnis-48|Hope Macinnis]] | [[Cahill-1617|S A Cahill]] |[[Swensen-99|Carol Swensen]] | [[Howes-1915|Sam Howes]] | [[Osmond-756|Dana Osmond]] | [[Swift-3601|Michael Swift]] | [[Payzant-40|Andrew Payzant]] | [[Nash-8023|Brian Nash]] | [[Jeffers-1567|Kathryn Jeffers]] | [[Mills-4919|Jonathan Mills]] | [[Venedam-49|Jaden (Venedam) Venedam-Lantz]] | [[Meadows-3686|Ian Meadows]] | [[Mac_Neil-2|Michael Mac Neil]] == Goal == The goal of the Nova Scotia Team is to increase the presence and raise the standard of Nova Scotian profiles on WikiTree. == Tasks == * Oversee place name categories for [[:Category:Nova_Scotia_Colony|Nova Scotia Colony]] and the [[:Category:Nova_Scotia|province of Nova Scotia]] * Nova Scotia [[:Category:Nova_Scotia%2C_Unsourced_Profiles|Unsourced profiles]] * Nova Scotia [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Automated:DD_Unconnected_List_CAN_NS unconnected profiles] * Nova Scotia suggestions * Nova Scotia notables/PPPs/ managed profiles ** [[Project:Nova_Scotia/Notable_Nova_Scotians|Notable Nova Scotians]] ** [[Space:Colonial_Governors_of_Nova_Scotia|Colonial Governors of Nova Scotia]] ** [http://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Space:Lieutenant_Governors_of_Nova_Scotia Lieutenant Governors of Nova Scotia] ** [[Space:Lieutenant_Governors_of_Cape_Breton|Lieutenant Governors of Cape Breton]] 1784-1820. Check out [[Space:Nova_Scotia_Resources|Nova Scotia Resources]] for more details of working with Nova Scotia profiles.
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[[Category:Nowell Name Study]] [[Category:One Name Studies]] [[Category:DNA Projects]] == How to Join == Please contact the project leader [[Nowell-324|Dola Acree]] or leave a comment at the foot of the page. If you have any questions, just ask. Thanks! == Goals == This is a One Name Study to collect together in one place everything about the surname Nowell and its variants. The hope is that other researchers like you will join our study to help make it a valuable reference point for people studying lines that cross or intersect. == Project Members and their interests== A lis of project members, with information about the focus of their research, can be found at [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Space:Nowell_Name_Study:_Project_Members&public=1 Nowell Name Study: Project Members]. Do feel free to contact them via the Wikitree messaging system. ==Surname Variants== These variants are included as part of the Nowell Name Study: * Nowel * Knowell A number of other variant spellings of the Nowell surname are encountered, and where individuals with those surname spellings connect to families within the study, the study extends to them. The main ones are: * Knowles * Noell * Nowill Most Noel families are almost certainly unconnected to members of the Nowell family. But some records for early members of the family from which the Noel Earls of Gainsborough came use the spelling Nowell, and this family may be connected with Nowells of Yorkshire; and the Noel spelling is found in some other Nowell family lines. ==Nowell Crest== The Nowell crest on this page is "Or, fretty gules, a chief azure." "Fretty" means covered with fret, which represented the old iron grill work on castle and city gates. "Or" means gold, "gules" means red, and "azure" means blue. Hence, the top of the shield is azure and the bottom is the gold and red plaid with lots of grill work around. This is the crest of one of the main Nowell families of medieval England, based in Lancashire. Several branches of this family used variations on it. ==Origin of the Nowell surname== The most widely accepted explanation of the Nowell surname is that it derives from the French word Noel, meaning Christmas. It may have started as a nickname for someone born in the Christmas period. Another explanation seen sometimes is that the name derives from a place-name, Noailles, in France: there are several possible contenders, including one in Northern France and one in the Limousin (from which the family of the Dukes de Noailles, which became prominent in 16th century France, derived their name). There is no firm evidence to link the name with places in France, though knights from much of France joined in the Norman conquest of England. Despite claims on websites like https://www.houseofnames.com/noel-family-crest/French, there appears to be no evidence that a Robert Noel accompanied William the Conqueror and was given extensive lands in England: the name does not appear on any version of the Battle Abbey roll, nor does it feature in the Domesday Book; and this story appears to derive from fanciful traditions written down around the 14th century by the monks of Ronton Priory, Staffordshire - see http://www.british-history.ac.uk/staffs-hist-collection/vol4/pp264-266. Nowell or Noel or variants were also used as first names, and some families may owe the surname to an early forebear being called Noels or Nowells – that is, son of someone with a first name Noel/Nowell. ==Origins of Nowell families== The first recorded Nowell in standard pedigrees (like that in the Lancashire volume of Foster’s ''Pedigrees of the County Families of England'') is Adam de Nowell of Read in Lancashire, sometimes called Adam de Reved (an old spelling of Read). He was alive in the reign of Henry I (1100-1135). Many descendants of Adam remained based in Lancashire; some had Yorkshire connections; and some were established in London and at Edmonton, Middlesex by Tudor and Stuart times. It is probable that some descendants of this family migrated to North America in the 17th century: as part of this name study it is hoped to establish such links more firmly. Other Nowell families can be found fairly early in Cornwall, Devon, Somerset, Kent and elsewhere. It is not at present clear how far, if at all, they are connected to the Lancashire Nowells. ==DNA== Some Nowells associated with North Carolina, who may be descended from the Lancashire family, have the haplogroup I-M253, which is particularly common in Scandinavia. Like many medieval families of Northern England, the Lancashire Nowells may well have had Viking ancestry. ==Notable Nowells== * [[Nowell-231 | Alexander Nowell]], c.1516-1602, Dean of St Paul’s Cathedral, London, England * [[Nowell-682 | Laurence Nowell]], c.1530-c.1571, antiquarian, cartographer, Anglo-Saxon scholar * [[Nowell-246 | Increase Nowell]], 1593-1655, a member of the Great Migration, who played a major role in early colonial Massachusetts * [[Nowell-1842|Bradley James Nowell]] 22 Feb 1968 - 25 May 1996, frontman for the rock band Sublime based in Long Beach, California * [[Nowell-2880|Dorcas Marie (Doe) Nowell]] 7 Apr 1925 - 18 Dec 2011, American model and actress ==Migrating Nowells== * [[Nowell-2890|Alice Ellen Nowell Nightingale]], 1855- , migrated from Lancashire, England to New Bedford, Bristol, Massachusetts, United States. * [[Bertholet-21|Anais (Bertholet) Nowell]], 1885-1986, migrated from France to New Bedford, Bristol, Massachusetts. * [[Nowell-3000|Anthony Nowell]], 1772-1857, migrated from Portugal to Portsmouth, Rockingham, New Hampshire, United States. * [[Nowell-2894|Bertha Nowell McLeod]], 1879- , migrated from Blackburn, Bristol, Lancashire, England to Quincey, Norfolk, Massachusetts, United States. * [[Stack-1126|Bridget Helen (Stack) Nowell]], 1881-1921, migrated from Ireland to Massachusetts, United States. * [[Wills-6270|Daisy (Wills) Nowell]], 1885-1976, migrated from Liverpool, Lancashire, England to United States. * [[Dromey-17|Delia Agnes (Dromey) Nowell]], 1887-1985, migrated from Ennis, County Clare, Ireland to Massachusetts, United States. * [[Nowell-1622|Elizabeth Mary Nowell Grime]], 1850-1918, migrated from Lancashire, England to New Bedford, Bristol, Massachusetts, United States. * [[Nowell-3042|George Nowell]], 1636-1689, migrated from England to Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts Bay Colony. * [[Nowell-3520|George Nowell]], 1655- , migrated from Taunton, Somerset, England to Barbados. * [[Nowell-2918|Harry Nowell]], 1886-1948, migrated from Blackburn, Lancashire, England to Michigan, United States with his wife [[Grierson-836|Annie (Grierson) Nowell]], 1883-1972. * [[Nowell-246|Increase Nowell]], 1592-1655, migrated from Warwickshire, England to New England, British Colonial America. * [[Noell-1|Jan (John) Nowell, (Noel)]], 1632-1670, migrated from Zeiden, Zuid-Holland, Nederland to Charles City County, Virginia, British Colonial America. * [[Nowell-3517|John Nowell]], 1600- , migrated from England to Mulberry Island, Richmond, Virginia, British Colonial America. * [[Nowell-1478|John Nowell]], 1806-1869, migrated from North Petherton, Somerset, England to Columbus, Franklin, Ohio, United States; with wife [[Murray-15175|Charlotte (Murray) Nowell]], 1808-1891, and children: Robert G., Eliza, Walter, Charles, Frederick, William, John, and Elizabeth. * [[Warner-13351|Marguerite Jenkins (Warner) Nowell]], 1898-1973, migrated from Nova Scotia, Canada to United States. * [[Travis-4548|Mary Alice (Travis) Nowell]], 1848-1925, migrated from Lancashire, England to Sanford, York, Maine, United States. * [[Nowell-2885|Nathaniel Nowell]], 1844-1905, migrated form Oldham, Lancashire, England to New Bedford, Bristol, Masschusetts, United States, with wife, [[Catterall-295|Margaret (Catterall) Nowell]], 1843-1901, from Blackburn, Lancashire, England, along with their children [[Nowell-2894|Bertha Nowell McLeod]], [[Nowell-2895|Leonard Nowell]], and [[Nowell-2896|Maud Nowell]]. * [[Nowell-58|Peter Nowell]], 1673-1740, migrated from Falmouth, Cornwall, England to York, Massachusetts Bay, British Colonial America. * [[Nowell-3516|Peternell Nowell]], 1589- , migrated from England to Barbados. * [[Nowell-2978|Philip Nowell (Noel)]], 1645-1675, migrated from Trinity, Jersey, Channel Islands to New England, British Colonial America. * [[Nowell-92|Robert Nowell]], 1646-1691, migrated from England to Salem, Essex, Massachusetts Bay Colony. * [[Nowell-3531|Stephen Nowell]], abt.1660-abt.1710, migrated England to Philadelphia, Colony of Pennsylvania, British Colonial America. == WikiTree+ Profile Searches == WikiTree+ is an independent service offered for free by [[Trtnik-2|Aleš Trtnik]]. Among other things, it provides searches of the WikiTree profiles. If you’re interested in finding profiles that need help with missing sources, parents, or another aspect, chances are that WikiTree+ can help. Here are a few searches tailored to the Nowell One Name Study. They include only Open profiles and match last name at birth, other last name, and current last name. Select one of the example searches below and after the tool page opens, click the “Get profiles” button in the left pane, wait a few seconds to a minute for the search to run, and the matching profiles are listed on the right. Use them as is, or as a starting point to customize your own search. The [[Help:WikiTree_Plus#Text_search_2|Help page]] explains search parameters in section 3.2.1 “Text Search”. :Tip: If you customize your own search, save the webpage address (after clicking “Get profiles” button), and your search modifications will be saved as part of the webpage address. * [https://plus.wikitree.com/default.htm?report=srch1&Query=AllLastNames%3DNowell+Privacy%3DOpen+noparents&MaxProfiles=5000&SortOrder=BiDa&PageSize=50 Find Nowell profiles missing both parents] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/default.htm?report=srch1&Query=AllLastNames%3DNowell+Privacy%3DOpen+unlinked&MaxProfiles=5000&SortOrder=BiDa&PageSize=50 Find Nowell profiles not linked to any other profiles] (Includes profiles linked to only Private profiles. :-( * [https://plus.wikitree.com/default.htm?report=srch1&Query=AllLastNames%3DNowell+Privacy%3DOpen+unconnected&MaxProfiles=5000&SortOrder=BiDa&PageSize=50 Find Nowell profiles not connected to the global tree] (Click on person’s treeXXXXXX link to see all profiles in their tree.) * [https://plus.wikitree.com/default.htm?report=srch1&Query=AllLastNames%3DNowell+Privacy%3DOpen+Template=Unsourced&MaxProfiles=5000&SortOrder=BiDa&PageSize=50 Find Nowell profiles with Unsourced template] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/default.htm?report=srch1&Query=AllLastNames%3DNowell+Privacy%3DOpen+CategoryWord=“Needs”&MaxProfiles=5000&SortOrder=BiDa&PageSize=50 Find Nowell profiles with category containing “Needs”] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/default.htm?report=srch1&Query=AllLastNames%3DNowell+Privacy%3DOpen+Template%3D%E2%80%9CMigrating+Ancestor%E2%80%9D&MaxProfiles=5000&SortOrder=BiDa&PageSize=50 Find Nowell profiles with Migrating Ancestor template] Experimental Searches
Currently hardwired to descendants of [[Nowell-58|Peter Nowell]] (Nowell-58). Have to edit the search with a different WikiTreeID to search for someone else’s descendants. Haven’t been able to combine these into a single search with an OR operator. Don’t see how to limit to male or female lines. * [https://plus.wikitree.com/default.htm?report=srch1&Query=Descendants%3DNowell-58+IsLiving+DNA%3DmtDNA&MaxProfiles=5000&Format=&SortOrder=BiDa&PageSize=50 Find living descendants of Nowell-58 with mtDNA test] - NOT limited to female line * [https://plus.wikitree.com/default.htm?report=srch1&Query=Descendants%3DNowell-58+IsLiving+DNA%3DyDNA&MaxProfiles=5000&Format=&SortOrder=BiDa&PageSize=50 Find living descendants of Nowell-58 with yDNA test] NOT limited to male line * [https://plus.wikitree.com/default.htm?report=srch1&Query=Descendants%3DNowell-58+IsLiving+DNA%3DauDNA&MaxProfiles=5000&Format=&SortOrder=BiDa&PageSize=50 Find living descendants of Nowell-58 with auDNA test] == Task List == 1. Improve Nowell profiles, including unsourced, orphaned, or unconnected profiles. 2. Add photos to profiles. 3. Add one-name study stickers to all profiles that carry the Nowell name and first generation of married Nowell females forward to 1900. 4. Add Descendency stickers to the next two generations after the first generation of married Nowell females to 1900. 5. Add Migrating stickers to Nowell profiles that migrated with their family from one country to another. 6. Attempt to take Nowell family lines further back in time. 7. Research how far different Nowell family lines can be linked together. 8. Establish more firmly the British origins of North American Nowell families. 9. Investigate the geographical occurrence of people with Nowell surnames. 10. Look up name origin, heraldry or coat of arms and meaning, legends, etc. 11. Use the categorization facilities on Wikitree to assist research. ==Project-related free-space pages== * [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Space:Nowell_Miscellany&public=1 Nowell Miscellany] - a place for miscellaneous information and images which have not - or not yet - been attached to profiles of individuals. * [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Space:Nowell_Name_Study:_Project_Members&public=1 Nowell Name Study: Project Members] - a list of participants in the project and their interests. ==Links== '''Please note that the listing of a webpage here does not mean that the Project Team vouches for its accuracy. There are demonstratable errors on some of these sites.''' * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nowell_(surname) Wikipedia list of notable Nowells] * [https://www.great-harwood.org.uk/about/people/Families/nowell.htm Nowells of Great Harwood, Lancashire, England] * [http://www.thornber.net/famhist/htmlfiles/nowell.html Nowell family of Read, Lancashire] * [https://noelnewelluk.wordpress.com/ Nowell/Newell families of the UK] * [https://noelhistory.wordpress.com Noels/Newells of Newfoundland] * [https://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/nra/lists/GB-0056-DE_3214.htm Historical Manuscript Commission: Noel family, Earls of Gainsborough] * [https://archive.org/details/nowellfamily00varn Herbert C Varney, 'Nowell Family'] * [https://archive.org/details/spendingofmoneyo00gros Alexander Grosart, 'The Spending of the Money of Robert Nowell'] * [https://macclesfieldcanal.org.uk/nowell-family-canal-builders Nowell builders and engineers and the Macclesfield Canal] *[https://freepages.rootsweb.com/~nowellda/genealogy/The NC Nowell Family Connection]
Currently hardwired to descendants of [[Nowell-58|Peter Nowell]] (Nowell-58). Have to edit the search with a different WikiTreeID to search for someone else’s descendants. Haven’t been able to combine these into a single search with an OR operator. Don’t see how to limit to male or female lines. * [https://plus.wikitree.com/default.htm?report=srch1&Query=Descendants%3DNowell-58+IsLiving+DNA%3DmtDNA&MaxProfiles=5000&Format=&SortOrder=BiDa&PageSize=50 Find living descendants of Nowell-58 with mtDNA test] - NOT limited to female line * [https://plus.wikitree.com/default.htm?report=srch1&Query=Descendants%3DNowell-58+IsLiving+DNA%3DyDNA&MaxProfiles=5000&Format=&SortOrder=BiDa&PageSize=50 Find living descendants of Nowell-58 with yDNA test] NOT limited to male line * [https://plus.wikitree.com/default.htm?report=srch1&Query=Descendants%3DNowell-58+IsLiving+DNA%3DauDNA&MaxProfiles=5000&Format=&SortOrder=BiDa&PageSize=50 Find living descendants of Nowell-58 with auDNA test] == Task List == 1. Improve Nowell profiles, including unsourced, orphaned, or unconnected profiles. 2. Add photos to profiles. 3. Add one-name study stickers to all profiles that carry the Nowell name and first generation of married Nowell females forward to 1900. 4. Add Descendency stickers to the next two generations after the first generation of married Nowell females to 1900. 5. Add Migrating stickers to Nowell profiles that migrated with their family from one country to another. 6. Attempt to take Nowell family lines further back in time. 7. Research how far different Nowell family lines can be linked together. 8. Establish more firmly the British origins of North American Nowell families. 9. Investigate the geographical occurrence of people with Nowell surnames. 10. Look up name origin, heraldry or coat of arms and meaning, legends, etc. 11. Use the categorization facilities on Wikitree to assist research. ==Project-related free-space pages== * [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Space:Nowell_Miscellany&public=1 Nowell Miscellany] - a place for miscellaneous information and images which have not - or not yet - been attached to profiles of individuals. * [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Space:Nowell_Name_Study:_Project_Members&public=1 Nowell Name Study: Project Members] - a list of participants in the project and their interests. ==Links== '''Please note that the listing of a webpage here does not mean that the Project Team vouches for its accuracy. There are demonstratable errors on some of these sites.''' * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nowell_(surname) Wikipedia list of notable Nowells] * [https://www.great-harwood.org.uk/about/people/Families/nowell.htm Nowells of Great Harwood, Lancashire, England] * [http://www.thornber.net/famhist/htmlfiles/nowell.html Nowell family of Read, Lancashire] * [https://noelnewelluk.wordpress.com/ Nowell/Newell families of the UK] * [https://noelhistory.wordpress.com Noels/Newells of Newfoundland] * [https://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/nra/lists/GB-0056-DE_3214.htm Historical Manuscript Commission: Noel family, Earls of Gainsborough] * [https://archive.org/details/nowellfamily00varn Herbert C Varney, 'Nowell Family'] * [https://archive.org/details/spendingofmoneyo00gros Alexander Grosart, 'The Spending of the Money of Robert Nowell'] * [https://macclesfieldcanal.org.uk/nowell-family-canal-builders Nowell builders and engineers and the Macclesfield Canal] *[https://freepages.rootsweb.com/~nowellda/genealogy/The NC Nowell Family Connection]
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The Naval Air Station (NAS) Adak, approximately 76,000 acres in size, is located on Adak Island, near the western end of the Aleutian Islands, Alaska. Adak Island was designated part of the Aleutian Island Reservation by Executive Order 1733 on March 3, 1913. This withdrawn land was re-designated as a sub-unit of the Alaska Maritime National Wildlife Refuge by the Alaska National Interest Lands Conservation Act on December 2, 1980. ===Military Uses of Adak Island=== Since the early 1940s, the northern half of Adak Island has been used for military operations. During World War II, Adak Island became the site of a military base operated by the Army Air Corps for defensive action against Japanese forces occupying Attu and Kiska Islands in the Aleutian chain. In the spring of 1944, Adak’s population included at least 32,000 military personnel. In preparation for a major offensive on the Japanese-occupied islands of Kiska and Attu, as many of 90,000 troops on ship or shore were mobilized to the Aleutian arena. Since the war, the military presence on Adak has fluctuated, depending on United States defense policy and federal appropriations, and has generally not exceeded 6,000 persons. After the war, the base was transferred to the U.S. Air Force (renamed Davis Air Force Base) and, according to Army Corps of Engineers records, encompassed all of Adak Island. The U.S. Air Force withdrew from Adak in 1950, and the Navy assumed all facilities on Adak Island. In 1953, only 15 officers and fewer than 200 enlisted men were assigned to the base. In 1959, Public Land Order No. 1949 withdrew land described as representing approximately 61,000 acres (the resurveyed land mass is 79,200 acres) of Adak Island (approximately the northern half) for use by the Navy. By 1966, military and civilian personnel totaled almost 1,000, a number that stayed fairly steady through the 1970s. By 1981, the population had doubled by 2,000. In 1984, the Adak Naval Station was renamed Naval Air Station (NAS) Adak. By 1990, over 5,000 people were at the base, almost 3,000 of whom were military, the remainder composed of military dependents and civilian employees. In 1994, NAS Adak was designated as Naval Air Facility (NAF) Adak. The former base has two areas with extensive development. The first is the "downtown" area of Adak, where NAF was located and which includes the airfield, port facilities, landfills, sewage treatment facilities, light industrial, administration, commercial, recreational, and residential areas. The second main developed area, formerly used by NSGA, includes the northern part of the island and areas around Clam Lagoon. The NSGA area is no longer used; the downtown area is being used under an interim lease to the Adak Reuse Corporation, a subsidiary of the Aleut Corporation. By 1994, all military dependents had been transferred from Adak. As of February 1996, following military draw down and closure of NSGA, approximately 500 military and 50 civilian personnel were stationed on Adak. Subsequent to its listing under Base Realignment and Closure in July 1995, the military mission at Adak was ended on March 31, 1997. ===Sources=== http://www.adakupdate.com/bkg.html
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Later shared to the Australia Project Google Group by [[McCarron-898|Kerri McCarron]] on October 14th, 2022. See: [https://groups.google.com/g/wikitree-australia-projects/c/f8PmeEm7eaQ/m/WhhgDiwvBgAJ NSW BDM Localities] A copy of the original file in Google Document format is available at [https://docs.google.com/document/d/10F9mRpgJq5uqXPqsFe3tCiTFgxNSCAAScIXIclhbhXc/edit?usp=sharing NSW BDM Numeric District Codes] and is also attached to this page as a [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/3/33/NSW_BDM_Registry_District_Codes.pdf PDF]. Below is a [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Wikitext wikitext]-friendly transcription of this document. Do remember that registration districts sometimes differ to actual location that the death may have taken place. You may wish to consider the [https://ryersonindex.org/search.php Ryerson Index] for the location as well. '''Please note''': the district code from the NSW BDM should NOT be used in location fields. If the actual place of death is not known, please use the place where the event is noted as having been registered. Use of numbers in location fields will trigger [[Space:DBE_635|Data Doctors Suggestion 635]]. You may wish to mark the death location as uncertain and explain that the registration district has been used in lieu of a confirmed death location in the Research Notes ([[Matthews-18688|example]]). {|class="wikitable sortable" border="2" |- ! scope="col"|District ! scope="col"|Local Registrar No. ! scope="col"|Notes |- |Sydney |L001 | |- |Kogarah |L002 |Clerk of local court |- |Parramatta |L003 |Clerk of local court |- |Bankstown |L004 |Clerk of local court |- |Burwood |L005 |Clerk of local court |- |Blacktown |L006 | |- |Camden |L007 |Clerk of local court |- |Campbelltown |L008 |Clerk of local court |- |Hornsby |L009 |Clerk of local court |- |Liverpool |L010 |Clerk of local court |- |Lord Howe Island |L011 | |- |Penrith |L012 |Clerk of local court |- |Windsor |L013 |Clerk of local court |- |Campsie |L014 |Clerk of local court |- | |L015 | |- |Albury |L016 | |- |Ardlethan |L017 | |- |Balranald |L018 | |- |Boorowa |L019 | |- |Coolamon |L020 | |- |Cootamundra |L021 | |- |Corowa |L022 | |- |Culcairn |L023 | |- |Deniliquin |L024 | |- |Grenfell |L025 | |- |Griffith |L026 | |- |Gundagai |L027 | |- |Gunning |L028 | |- |Hay |L029 | |- |Henty |L030 | |- |Hillston |L031 | |- |Holbrook |L032 | |- |Jerilderie |L033 | |- |Junee |L034 | |- |Lake Cargillo |L035 | |- |Leeton |L036 | |- |Lockhart |L037 | |- |Murrumburrah |L038 | |- |Narrandera |L039 | |- |Temora |L040 | |- |Tocumwal |L041 | |- |Tumbarumba |L042 | |- |Tumut |L043 | |- |Urana |L044 | |- |Wagga Wagga |L045 | |- |West Wyalong |L046 | |- |Yass |L047 | |- |Young |L048 | |- |Finley |L049 | |- | |L050 |- |Fairfield |L051 |Clerk of local court |- |Lidcombe |L052 |Clerk of local court |- |Ryde |L053 |Clerk of local court |- |Sutherland |L054 |Clerk of local court |- |Bathurst |L060 | |- |Blayney |L061 | |- |Bourke |L062 | |- |Brewarrina |L063 | |- |Broken Hill |L064 | |- |Canowindra |L065 | |- |Cobar |L066 | |- |Condobolin |L067 | |- |Coolah |L068 | |- |Coonabarabran |L069 | |- |Coonamble |L070 | |- |Cowra |L071 | |- |Dubbo |L072 | |- |Dundeoo |L073 | |- |Forbes |L074 | |- |Gilgandra |L075 | |- |Gulgong |L076 | |- |Katoomba |L077 | |- |Lithgow |L078 | |- |Menindee |L079 | |- |Molong |L080 | |- |Mudgee |L081 | |- |Narromine |L082 | |- |Nyngan |L083 | |- |Oberon |L084 | |- |Orange |L085 | |- |Parkes |L086 | |- |Peak Hill |L087 | |- |Portland |L088 | |- |Rylstone |L089 | |- |Tibooburra |L090 | |- |Warren |L091 | |- |Wellington |L092 | |- |Wentworth |L093 | |- |Wilcannia |L094 | |- |Newcastle |L101 | |- |Armidale |L102 | |- |Ballina |L103 | |- |Barraba |L104 | |- |Bellingen |L105 | |- |Bingara |L106 | |- |Bundarra |L107 | |- |Byron Bay |L108 | |- |Casino |L109 | |- |Cessnock |L110 | |- |Coffs Harbour |L111 | |- |Collarenebri |L112 | |- |Dungog |L113 | |- |East Maitland |L114 | |- |Emmaville |L115 | |- |Glen Innes |L116 | |- |Gloucester |L117 | |- |Goodooga |L118 | |- |Gosford |L119 | |- |Grafton |L120 | |- |Gunnedah |L121 | |- |Guyra |L122 | |- |Inverell |L123 | |- |Kempsey |L124 | |- |Kurri Kurri |L125 | |- |Kyogle |L126 | |- |Lismore |L127 | |- |Macksville |L128 | |- |Maclean |L129 | |- |Maitland |L130 | |- |Manilla |L131 | |- |Merriwa |L132 | |- |Moree |L133 | |- |Murrurundi |L134 | |- |Murwillumbah |L135 | |- |Muswellbrook |L136 | |- |Narrabri |L137 | |- |Port Macquarie |L138 | |- |Quirindi |L139 | |- |Raymond Terrace |L140 | |- |Scone |L141 | |- |Singleton |L142 | |- |Tamworth |L143 | |- |Taree |L144 | |- |Tenterfield |L145 | |- |Tingha |L146 | |- |Tweed Heads |L147 | |- |Uralla |L148 | |- |Walcha |L149 | |- |Walgett |L150 | |- |Warialda |L151 | |- |Wauchope |L152 | |- |Wee Waa |L153 | |- |Wingham |L154 | |- |Wyong |L155 | |- |Wollongong |L201 | |- |Bega |L202 | |- |Bombala |L203 | |- |Bowral |L204 | |- |Braidwood |L205 | |- |Cooma |L206 | |- |Crookwell |L207 | |- |Delegate |L208 | |- |Eden |L209 | |- |Goulburn |L210 | |- |Kiama |L211 | |- |Moruya |L212 | |- |Moss Vale |L213 | |- |Nowra |L214 | |- |Picton |L215 | |- |Queanbeyan |L216 | |- |} ----
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[[Category:Texas Projects]] [[Category:Nueces County, Texas]] ---- *'''This project is a part of the [[Project:Texas|Texas Project]].''' *The leader of this project is [[Andrus-373|Alison Andrus]]. ---- ---- {{Image|file=Nueces_County_Texas-6.jpg |align=c |size=250 |caption='''Nueces Countty Seal''' }} ===Formed From=== The first settlement in the area was in '''1766''' at a ranch called Santa Petronila on Petronila Creek. {{blue|Nueces County was created out of San Patricio County and organized in '''1846'''.}} The county was named for the Nueces River which runs through it. The name is Spanish for nuts. The Nueces County Seat is Corpus Christi.https://texasalmanac.com/index.php?q=topics/government/nueces-county ===Adjacent Counties=== {{Geographic Location |Reference Location = Nueces County, [[:Space:Texas|Texas]] |NW Location = [[:Space:Jim Wells County, Texas|Jim Wells County]] |N Location = "Nueces River"
"Corpus Christi Bay"
[[:Space:San Patricio County, Texas|San Patricio County]]
[[:Space:Aransas County, Texas|Aransas County]] |NE Location = "Corpus Christi Bay" |E Location = "Gulf of Mexico" |SE Location = "Gulf of Mexico" |S Location = [[:Space:Kleberg County, Texas|Kleberg County]] |SW Location = "San Fernando Creek" |W Location = [[:Space:Jim Wells County, Texas|Jim Wells County]] }} ===History/Timeline=== * Archelogical artifacts suggest that the earliest habitation of the area occurred (6000 to 8000) years ago. * The Aransas had campsites here dating back (4000) years from Copano Bay to Baffin Bay. They appear to have left the Gulf Coast around AD 1200-1300. * The area was uninhabited until the Karankawas moved in around AD 1400. Other Indian tribes include the Coahuiltecans, Lipan Apaches and Tonkawas. After the arrival of the Europeans, most fled or died of disease. * '''1519''': Alonzo Álvarez de Pineda and his party reached Corpus Christi Bay on the feat of Corpus Christi in 1519. * '''1528''': Álvar Núñez Cabeza de Vaca and his crew were shipwrecked on the Texas coast, skirting Corpus Christi Bay. * '''1685''': René Robert Cavelier, Sieur de La Salle, established a colony in the region * '''1689''': Alonso De León, the governor of Coahuila, was dispatched on an expedition to the region by the Spanish authorities * '''1747''': Joaquín Prudencio de Orobio y Basterra, captain of the presidio at La Bahía, led an expedition down the Nueces River to its mouth. * '''1749''': José de Escandón, governor and captain general of Nuevo Santander, proposed to found a settlement called Villa de Vedoya at the mouth of the Nueces, but the fifty families and 2 priests who set out were forced to return because of drought. * '''1760''': Ranchers from Camargo, Nuevo Santander (now Tamaulipas), pushed northward in search of new grazing lands to settle the area. * '''1766''': Blas María de la Garza Falcón, captain of Camargo, established a ranch called Santa Petronila, on Petronila Creek, the first settlement * '''1787''': Manuel de Escandón, the son of José de Escandón, proposed another settlement at the mouth of the Nueces but never completed the plans * '''late 1780s and early 1790s''': Spanish authorities also considered moving Nuestra Señora del Refugio Mission to the mouth of the Nueces, but abandoned the idea because of continuing friction with the Lipan Apaches * '''late 1790s''': ranchers from the Rio Grande valley began applying for and receiving land grants in the lower Nueces valley * '''1794''': a large ranch belonging to Juan Barrera and known as Rancho de Santa Gertrudis was in operation on the north side of Corpus Christi Bay * '''1800-1810''': much of what is now Nueces County was granted to ranching families, most of whom were related to each other * '''1812''': an Indian uprising caused the colonists to abandon the area and seek refuge in the Rio Grande Valley until peace was made with the Comanches and Lipans in 1824. After Mexican Independence, the region became part of Tamaulipas * '''1829 to 1836''': most of the land in the lower Nueces valley was deeded to settlers by the Tamaulipan government * '''1828''': John McMullen and James McGloin obtained a grant to settle a tract of land along the east side of the Nueces and later, some of these colonists and their descendants moved west of the river. * '''1830s''': Gen. Manuel de Mier y Terán proposed founding two towns near the mouth of the Nueces, one site was on present-day Corpus Christi, but never came about; the other was a military post called Fort Lipantitlán in the NW part of the future county. No other towns were established but there were two Irish colonies founded on the east side of Nueces River under contracts to James Power and James Hewetson by the state of Coahuila and Texas. Two other unsuccessful attempts were made to establish colonies at the mouth of the Nueces by German nobleman Baron Johan von Raiknitz. The first ship carrying colonists was prevented from landing by the French during the "Pastry War" between France and Mexico. A second ship from Germany was shipwrecked. Around the same time, Abolitionist Benjamin Lundy proposed a colony for freed slaves, but the plans were abandoned when the Texas Revolution broke out. Texans under Ira Westover captured the Indian village of Lipantitlán, which was later occupied by Francis W. Johnson and the New Orleans Greys. After the revolution, the area south and west of the Nueces River became a no-man's land. Texas claimed it but Mexico said it was part of Tamaulipas. * '''1839''': During this period, both Mexican and Texan merchants traded illegally in the Nueces valley. The most prominent was Henry Lawrence Kinney who established a trading post and fort on Corpus Christi Bay in 1839. The land was owned by Capt. Enrique Villareal, a rancher from Matamoros, who later sold the land to Kinney in 1841. * '''1842''': A post office opened in 1842 with William P. Aubrey as postmaster. The settlement, now known as Corpus Christi, boomed when Gen. Zachary Taylor's army arrived in 1845, but quieted down after the Mexican War. *'''1846''': Nueces County was formed from San Patricio County and included the entire area south of Bexar County west to the Rio Grande and east to the Gulf of Mexico. Corpus Christi became the county seat. Continuous Indian attacks kept most settlers away. * '''1850''': the first census showed a population of 689 * '''1852''': Henry Lawrence Kinney organized a major fair, reportedly the first state fair in Texas * '''1854''': Yellow fever decimated the population * '''1859''': Corpus Christi became an important center for Confederate commerce with a trade of 45 small vessels carrying goods between Corpus Christi and Indianola. Cotton was moved from inland along the Cotton Road through Banquete to Matamoros and the mills of England * '''1860''': the census showed a population of 2906 *'''1863''': Union forces seized control of Mustang Island in an effort to halt trade. Corpus Christi was bombarded by federal gunboats but the overland trade continued until the end of the war * '''1870s''': the census showed a population of 3975; the boom in the cattle industry helped Nueces County overcome the postwar economic depression. Cattle were shipped to market by water to New Orleans and Havan and overland to Kansas. Ten meat-packing plants operated in the county but were eventually closed because the cattle drives proved more profitable. From the mid-1870s to early 1880s, Nueces County led all Texas counties in number of sheep and cattle. Construction began on the county's first railroad from Corpus Christi to Laredo. * '''1880''': the census showed a population of 7673 * '''1881''': a second railroad called the San Antonio and Aransas Pass, was begun that ran from Corpus Christi to San Antonio * '''1890''': the census showed a population of 8093 * '''1900'''; the census showed a population of 10,439 * '''1910''': the census showed a population of 21,955 * '''1920''': the census showed a population of 22,807 * '''1922''': natural gas was discovered in the county * '''1925''': 76.4 percent of all Nueces County farmers were tenants * '''1926''': the Port of Corpus Christi was opened * '''1930''': Nueces County was among the leading cotton-producing counties in the state * '''1941''': the Naval Air Station was established in Corpus Christi * '''1950''': the census showed a population of 165,471 * '''1970:''' the census showed a population of 237,544 * '''1980''': sorghum became the counties largest crop * '''Present''': the population of the county is 356,221
:'''1847 -King Ranch''', located in portions of Brooks, Jim Wells, Kenedy, Kleberg, Nueces, and Willacy Counties.. Acreage- 825,000 Acres Primary use of the Ranches: Cow-calf, feed yard, farming, horses, oil and gas, wild game hunting, birding. This is the most successful ranch of Texas with the most stories.. Captain Richard King was stow-away on a steamship and pilot during the Mexican American war and later the Civil War. He made a fortune on his steamship business. When he founded the ranch, he knew almost nothing about cattle ranching. He added to his inexperience by making smart decisions on buying land with the only fresh water. King was also able to coax a whole Mexican town of vaqueros to move to his ranch in Texas and thus work for him..The King Ranch, Inc.—it was incorporated in 1934—has diversified interests ranging from agribusiness to oil and gas, and it is co-owned by Captain King’s heirs and other stockholders.http://www.texasmonthly.com/articles/the-biggest-ranches/
===Geography=== {{Image|file=Nueces_County_Texas-5.jpg |align = l |size = 150 |caption = '''Location in Texas''' }} Nueces County is located in the '''Gulf Coast'' section of Southern Texas. The county is flat with rich soils, broken by bays. It contains Mustang Island and the north tip of Padre Island. {{clear}} '''Major Highways''' ===Protected Sites=== ===Demographics=== ===Cities=== Estimated population as of Jan 1, 2014 is shown in parenthesis. * [[:Category:Agua Dulce, Nueces County, Texas|Agua Dulce (80)]] * [[:Category:Bishop, Texas|Bishop (3,179)]] *[[:Category:Corpus Christi, Texas|Corpus Christi]] (partial) *Driscoll *Ingleside *North San Pedro - pop. 906 *Petronila *[[:Category:Port Aransas, Texas|Port Aransas (pop. 3772)]] *Portland (partial) *[[:Category:Robstown, Texas|Robstown (pop. 11,730)]] *[[:Category:San Patricio, Texas|San Patricio]] (partial) ===Events and Festivals=== ===Schools=== {{Image|file=Anderson County Texas-4.gif |align-l |size=150 }}{{clear}} ===National Register of Historic Places in Nueces County=== There are 17 sites on Nuees County on the National Register of Places. *600 Building, 600 Leopard Street, Corpus Christi *Britton-Evans House, 411 N. Upper Broadway, (aka the Centennial House), Corpus Christi *Broadway Bluff Improvement, corner of Mann and Mesquite, Corpus Christi *Galvan Ballroom, 1632 Agnes, Corpus Christi *Simon Gugenheim House, 1601 N. Chaparral, Corpus Christi *King Ranch, Kingsville *Richard King House, 611 S. Upper Broadway, Corpus Christi *S. Julius Lichtenstein House, 1617 N. Chaparral, Corpus Christi *Old Nueces County Courthouse, 701 Mesquite, Corpus Christi *Old St. Anthony's Catholic Church, S. Violet Rd, Violet *Oso Dune Site, Corpus Christi *Wyn Seale Junior High School, 1701 Ayers, Corpus Christi *Sherman Building, 317 Peoples St., Corpus Christi *Charlotte Sidbury House, 1609 N. Chaparral, Corpus Christi *Tarpon Inn, 200 E. Cotter, Port Aransas *Tucker Site, Corpus Christi *USS Lexington, 2914 N. Shoreline, Corpus Christi ===Special Attractions=== *Padre Island National Seashore *Mustand Island State Park *Texas State Aquarium *Art Museum of South Texas *USS Lexington, WWII aircraft carrier museum ===Historical Census=== Census Pop. %± 1850 698 — 1860 2,906 316.3% 1870 3,975 36.8% 1880 7,673 93.0% 1890 8,093 5.5% 1900 10,439 29.0% 1910 21,955 110.3% 1920 22,807 3.9% 1930 51,779 127.0% 1940 92,661 79.0% 1950 165,471 78.6% 1960 221,573 33.9% 1970 237,544 7.2% 1980 268,215 12.9% 1990 291,145 8.5% 2000 313,645 7.7% 2010 340,223 8.5% Est. 2016 361,350 [5] ===Notables=== *[[Fawcett-433|Farrah Fawcett-Majors]] *[[Quintanilla-12|Selena Quintanilla-Pérez]] === Nueces County on WikiTree === *Nueces County Religious Congregations *[[:Category:Nueces_County%2C_Texas%2C_Schools|Nueces County Schools]] ===Cemeteries=== {{Image|file=Rusk County Cemeteries.gif |align=c |size=360 |caption='''City of The Dead''' }}{{clear}} *[[:Category: Evangelico Cemetery, Bishop, Texas|Evangelico Cemetery]] *[[:Category: Coastal Bend Veterans Cemetery, Corpus Christi, Texas|Coastal Bend Veterans Cemetery]] *[[:Category: Memory Gardens Cemetery, Corpus Christi, Texas|Memory Gardens Cemetery]] *[[:Category: Nuecestown Cemetery, Corpus Christi, Texas|Nuecestown Cemetery]] *[[:Category: Rose Hill Memorial Park, Corpus Christi, Texas|Rose Hill Memorial Park]] *[[:Category: Seaside Memorial Park, Corpus Christi, Texas|Seaside Memorial Park]] *[[:Category: St. James Catholic Cemetery, Bishop, Texas|St. James Catholic Cemetery]] *[[:Category: Royal Palm Cemetery, Port Aransas, Texas|Royal Palm Cemetery]] *[[:Category: Palms Memorial Gardens, Portland, Texas|Palms Memorial Gardens]] *[[:Category: Memorial Park Cemetery, Robstown, Texas|Memorial Park Cemetery]] *[[:Category: Robstown Cemetery, Robstown, Texas|Robstown Cemetery]] *[[:Category: Old Cemetery on the Hill, San Patricio, Texas|Old Cemetery on the Hill]] *[[:Category: St. Anthony's Catholic Cemetery, Violet, Texas|St. Anthony's Catholic Cemetery]] *[[:Category:Nueces_County%2C_Texas%2C_Cemeteries|Nueces County Cemeteries]] ===Nueces County Books=== *Eugenia Reynolds Briscoe, "City by the Sea: A History of Corpus Christi, Texas, 1519–1875" (New York: Vantage, 1985). *Marvin Lee Deviney, "The History of Nueces County to 1850" (M.A. thesis, University of Texas, 1935). *Coleman McCampbell, "Nueces County Originally Covered Vast Area," Frontier Times, April 1935. *Mrs. S. G. Miller, "Sixty Years in the Nueces Valley, 1870 to 1930" (San Antonio: Naylor, 1930). *Glenn A. Mitchell, "The Geography of Nueces County, Texas" (M.A. thesis, University of Texas, 1959). *Margaret Sellers, "The History of Public Schools in Nueces County" (M.A. thesis, Texas College of Arts and Industries, 1957). *Paul Schuster Taylor, "An American-Mexican Frontier, Nueces County, Texas" (Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press, 1934). *Frank Wagner, ed., "Fires and Hard Times" (Corpus Christi: Friends of the Corpus Christi Museum, 1982). *Bill Walraven, "Corpus Christi: The History of a Texas Seaport" (Woodland Hills, California, 1982). *Bill Walraven, "El Rincon: A History of Corpus Christi Beach" (Corpus Christi: Texas State Aquarium, 1990). ===County Online Resources=== *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nueces_County,_Texas Nueces County, Texas on Wikipedia] *[http://www.co.nueces.tx.us/ Nueces County website] *[https://familysearch.org/wiki/en/Nueces_County,_Texas_Genealogy Nueces County, Texas Genealogy] on FamilySearch] *[http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~txnueces/ Nueces County, TXGenWeb] *[http://genealogytrails.com/tex/gulfcoast/nueces/ Nueces County, Texas] on Genealogy Trails *[http://www.texasescapes.com/Counties/Nueces-County-Texas.htm Nueces County] on TexasEscapes *[http://www.genealogyinc.com/texas/nueces-county/ Nueces County] on Genealogy, Inc. *[https://www.facebook.com/NuecesCountyHistory/?ref=page_internal Nueces County History] on Facebook *[http://www.texasmonthly.com/articles/the-biggest-ranches/ King Ranch]
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"Corpus Christi Bay"
[[:Space:San Patricio County, Texas|San Patricio County]]
[[:Space:Aransas County, Texas|Aransas County]] |NE Location = "Corpus Christi Bay" |E Location = "Gulf of Mexico" |SE Location = "Gulf of Mexico" |S Location = [[:Space:Kleberg County, Texas|Kleberg County]] |SW Location = "San Fernando Creek" |W Location = [[:Space:Jim Wells County, Texas|Jim Wells County]] }} ===History/Timeline=== * Archelogical artifacts suggest that the earliest habitation of the area occurred (6000 to 8000) years ago. * The Aransas had campsites here dating back (4000) years from Copano Bay to Baffin Bay. They appear to have left the Gulf Coast around AD 1200-1300. * The area was uninhabited until the Karankawas moved in around AD 1400. Other Indian tribes include the Coahuiltecans, Lipan Apaches and Tonkawas. After the arrival of the Europeans, most fled or died of disease. * '''1519''': Alonzo Álvarez de Pineda and his party reached Corpus Christi Bay on the feat of Corpus Christi in 1519. * '''1528''': Álvar Núñez Cabeza de Vaca and his crew were shipwrecked on the Texas coast, skirting Corpus Christi Bay. * '''1685''': René Robert Cavelier, Sieur de La Salle, established a colony in the region * '''1689''': Alonso De León, the governor of Coahuila, was dispatched on an expedition to the region by the Spanish authorities * '''1747''': Joaquín Prudencio de Orobio y Basterra, captain of the presidio at La Bahía, led an expedition down the Nueces River to its mouth. * '''1749''': José de Escandón, governor and captain general of Nuevo Santander, proposed to found a settlement called Villa de Vedoya at the mouth of the Nueces, but the fifty families and 2 priests who set out were forced to return because of drought. * '''1760''': Ranchers from Camargo, Nuevo Santander (now Tamaulipas), pushed northward in search of new grazing lands to settle the area. * '''1766''': Blas María de la Garza Falcón, captain of Camargo, established a ranch called Santa Petronila, on Petronila Creek, the first settlement * '''1787''': Manuel de Escandón, the son of José de Escandón, proposed another settlement at the mouth of the Nueces but never completed the plans * '''late 1780s and early 1790s''': Spanish authorities also considered moving Nuestra Señora del Refugio Mission to the mouth of the Nueces, but abandoned the idea because of continuing friction with the Lipan Apaches * '''late 1790s''': ranchers from the Rio Grande valley began applying for and receiving land grants in the lower Nueces valley * '''1794''': a large ranch belonging to Juan Barrera and known as Rancho de Santa Gertrudis was in operation on the north side of Corpus Christi Bay * '''1800-1810''': much of what is now Nueces County was granted to ranching families, most of whom were related to each other * '''1812''': an Indian uprising caused the colonists to abandon the area and seek refuge in the Rio Grande Valley until peace was made with the Comanches and Lipans in 1824. After Mexican Independence, the region became part of Tamaulipas * '''1829 to 1836''': most of the land in the lower Nueces valley was deeded to settlers by the Tamaulipan government * '''1828''': John McMullen and James McGloin obtained a grant to settle a tract of land along the east side of the Nueces and later, some of these colonists and their descendants moved west of the river. * '''1830s''': Gen. Manuel de Mier y Terán proposed founding two towns near the mouth of the Nueces, one site was on present-day Corpus Christi, but never came about; the other was a military post called Fort Lipantitlán in the NW part of the future county. No other towns were established but there were two Irish colonies founded on the east side of Nueces River under contracts to James Power and James Hewetson by the state of Coahuila and Texas. Two other unsuccessful attempts were made to establish colonies at the mouth of the Nueces by German nobleman Baron Johan von Raiknitz. The first ship carrying colonists was prevented from landing by the French during the "Pastry War" between France and Mexico. A second ship from Germany was shipwrecked. Around the same time, Abolitionist Benjamin Lundy proposed a colony for freed slaves, but the plans were abandoned when the Texas Revolution broke out. Texans under Ira Westover captured the Indian village of Lipantitlán, which was later occupied by Francis W. Johnson and the New Orleans Greys. After the revolution, the area south and west of the Nueces River became a no-man's land. Texas claimed it but Mexico said it was part of Tamaulipas. * '''1839''': During this period, both Mexican and Texan merchants traded illegally in the Nueces valley. The most prominent was Henry Lawrence Kinney who established a trading post and fort on Corpus Christi Bay in 1839. The land was owned by Capt. Enrique Villareal, a rancher from Matamoros, who later sold the land to Kinney in 1841. * '''1842''': A post office opened in 1842 with William P. Aubrey as postmaster. The settlement, now known as Corpus Christi, boomed when Gen. Zachary Taylor's army arrived in 1845, but quieted down after the Mexican War. *'''1846''': Nueces County was formed from San Patricio County and included the entire area south of Bexar County west to the Rio Grande and east to the Gulf of Mexico. Corpus Christi became the county seat. Continuous Indian attacks kept most settlers away. * '''1850''': the first census showed a population of 689 * '''1852''': Henry Lawrence Kinney organized a major fair, reportedly the first state fair in Texas * '''1854''': Yellow fever decimated the population * '''1859''': Corpus Christi became an important center for Confederate commerce with a trade of 45 small vessels carrying goods between Corpus Christi and Indianola. Cotton was moved from inland along the Cotton Road through Banquete to Matamoros and the mills of England * '''1860''': the census showed a population of 2906 *'''1863''': Union forces seized control of Mustang Island in an effort to halt trade. Corpus Christi was bombarded by federal gunboats but the overland trade continued until the end of the war * '''1870s''': the census showed a population of 3975; the boom in the cattle industry helped Nueces County overcome the postwar economic depression. Cattle were shipped to market by water to New Orleans and Havan and overland to Kansas. Ten meat-packing plants operated in the county but were eventually closed because the cattle drives proved more profitable. From the mid-1870s to early 1880s, Nueces County led all Texas counties in number of sheep and cattle. Construction began on the county's first railroad from Corpus Christi to Laredo. * '''1880''': the census showed a population of 7673 * '''1881''': a second railroad called the San Antonio and Aransas Pass, was begun that ran from Corpus Christi to San Antonio * '''1890''': the census showed a population of 8093 * '''1900'''; the census showed a population of 10,439 * '''1910''': the census showed a population of 21,955 * '''1920''': the census showed a population of 22,807 * '''1922''': natural gas was discovered in the county * '''1925''': 76.4 percent of all Nueces County farmers were tenants * '''1926''': the Port of Corpus Christi was opened * '''1930''': Nueces County was among the leading cotton-producing counties in the state * '''1941''': the Naval Air Station was established in Corpus Christi * '''1950''': the census showed a population of 165,471 * '''1970:''' the census showed a population of 237,544 * '''1980''': sorghum became the counties largest crop * '''Present''': the population of the county is 356,221
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[[Category: Nuevo León]] [[Category: México | Mexico]][[Category: Mexican History]][[Category: Spanish History]][[Category: Nueva España]][[Category: Conquistadors]][[Category: Spanish Explorers]] ---- This page is part of [[Project: Indígenas Mexico]], [[Project: Mexico]], and '''''NOTE: [[Space:Wild Wild West|Wild Wild West]] and [[Project: Westward Ho|Westward Ho]] Projects to develop ''applicable'' profiles covering the years 1800-1925''''' [[Richardson-7161|Mary Richardson]], [[Thomas-8856|Allan Thomas]] are the leaders of this sub-project If you have any questions, or would like to see something specific addressed on this colony please consult with them. ---- '''Nuevo Reino de León''' or the New Kingdom of León of [[:Category: Nueva España|Nueva España]] (in part) would become a state of present-day [[:Category: México|México]]. {{Succession box2 | title = Nuevo León | years = 1579 to the present | preceded-text = Preceded | before = Nuevo Reino de León, Nueva España | succeeded-text = Succeeded by | after = Estado Libre y Soberano de Nuevo León (Free and Sovereign State of Nuevo León) }} === Origin/History of Estado Libre y Soberano de Nuevo León=== '''Nuevo León''' Located in Northeastern Mexico. It is bordered by the states of [[:Category: Tamaulipas|Tamaulipas]] to the north and east, [[:Category:San Luis Potosí|San Luis Potosi]] to the south, and [[:Category: Coahuila|Coahuila]] to the west. To the north, [[:Category: Nuevo León|Nuevo Leon]] has a 9 mile stretch of the U.S.–Mexico border adjacent to the U.S. state of [[:Space: Texas|Texas]] Nuevo León became permanent in 1596 under the leadership of [[De Montemayor-1|Diego de Montemayor]]. [[:Category: Nuevo León|Nuevo León, México]] eventually became (along with the provinces of [[:Category: Coahuila|Coahuila]], [[:Space: Provence of Nuevo Santander|Nuevo Santander]] and [[:Space: Texas|Texas]]) one of the smaller entities known as the Eastern Internal Provinces. '''Timeline''' 1529-1536 [[Nunez-416|Alvar Nunez Cabeza de Vaca]], a Narvaez Expedition Survivor, spends 8 years ''lost'' and, at times, ''enslaved'' by Indigenous Native Americans. He documents these eight years in such detail that he has been credited as the first proto- Anthropologist. He crosses the Rio Grande into Mexico (present day Nuevo Leon). Some speculate that he may have explored New Mexico and Arizona and saw the Gulf of California. In 1541, he publishes his book, ''La Relacion''. 1577 Several settlements were established by [[:Category: Conquistadors|Conquistador]] [[Canto-51|Alberto del Canto]]. [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alberto_del_Canto Alberto del Canto] (c. 1547 – after 31 December 1607) was a Portuguese conquistador. Native to the Azoras Islands he may have been of Jewish Heritage. He founded several cities, such as [[:Category: Saltillo, Coahuila|Saltillo]], of which he was the first mayor (1577). 1580 [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Luis_de_Carabajal_y_Cueva Luis Carvajal y de la Cueva], was the first governor of [[:Category: Nuevo León|Nuevo León]] from 1580–1588. He brought more than sixty soldiers and civilians to settle the area. 1582 [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Kingdom_of_Le%C3%B3n Nuevo Reyno de León] (New Kingdom of León) was founded by Spanish and Portuguese settlers when [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philip_II_of_Spain Philip II] was King of Spain. The foundation of this realm was a crucial event which potentially helped the subsequent [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spanish_Texas Spanish settlements in Texas] 20 Sep. 1596 [[De Montemayor-1|Diego de Montemayor (c. 1530 – 1610)]][1] was a Spanish [[:Category: Conquistadors|conquistador]], [[:Category: Spanish Explorers|explorer]], officer, and a governor of [[:Category: Nuevo León|Nuevo León]]. [[De Montemayor-1|Montemayor]] is credited with the establishment of [[:Category: Monterrey, Nuevo León|Monterrey]] (previously known as Ojo de Santa Lucia founded by Carvajal but abandoned by settlers) the capital of [[:Category: Nuevo León|Nuevo León]]. 1776 [[:Category: Nuevo León|Nuevo Reino de León]] became part of the semi-autonomous [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Provincias_Internas Commandancy General of the Provincias Internas] (still part of the Viceroyalty of the Kingdom of New Spain). 1786 Commandancy General of the Provincias Internas split into three commands, one of them being the Eastern Internal Provinces (Provincias Internas de Oriente) consisting of the New Kingdom of León and the provinces of Coahuila y Tejas, and Nuevo Santander; subsequently it remained part of the commandancy (and under the control of the Viceroyalty of New Spain). 29 Oct 1810 News of the ''Grito de Dolores'' arrive to Monterrey. The began on 16 Sep 1810. It lasted 10 years at the cost of a million lives. 27 Sep 1821 [[:Category: Mexico|Mexico]] became an independent republic. All territory on the North American continent (north of the Isthmus of Panama) previously ruled by the [[:Category: Spain]] is ceded to the [[:Category: Mexico|Empire of Mexico (First Mexican Empire)]] May 7, 1824 Nuevo León is designated and admitted as a Mexican state. March 5, 1825 First constitution of the state of Nuevo León approved. January 17, 1840 Republic of the Rio Grande: Nuevo León declares itself independent of México along with the states of [[:Category: Coahuila|Coahuila]] and [[:Category: Tamaulipas|Tamaulipas]]. November 6, 1840 The Mexican army defeats the separatists. September 20, 1846 [[:Category: Mexican-American War|Mexican-American War]]: The United States Army begins the siege of [[:Category: Monterrey, Nuevo Leon|Monterrey]]. February 1848 [[:Category: Mexican-American War|Mexican-American War]] ends: The United States Army leaves the territory. Border disputes of [[Space: Texas|Texas]] are settled (at least on paper) by the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo. Dec. 30, 1853: The United States of America purchases the Mexican-held territories in the Western United States (present day states of [[:Category: New Mexico|New Mexico]] and [[Space: Arizona|Arizona]] with the Gadsden Purchase (also known as the Treaty of Mesilla)https://history.state.gov/milestones/1830-1860/gadsden-purchase Gadsden Purchase on history.state.gov website] February 19, 1856: Nuevo León annexes [[:Category: Coahuila|Coahuila]] and once again announces secession from Mexico (Republic of the Sierra Madre) April 3, 1864: [[:Category: Monterrey, Nuevo León|Monterrey]] is declared capital of [[:Category: Nuevo León|Nuevo León]]. Separatists defeated. June 1991: A modern border-crossing point was built and completed linking Nuevo León and Texas. This Port of Entry is known as Colombia (also called "Solidaridad") see [[:Category: Port of Entry, Texas|Texas Ports of Entry]], [[:Space: Webb County, Texas|Webb County, Texas Free Space]]. ==Government== === Evolution of Government Structure for the Kingdom of New Spain=== 1512 [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laws_of_Burgos The Laws of Burgos], signed by [[Aragón-122|King Ferdinand II of Aragon]], focused upon the welfare of the conquered native peoples 1542 [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Laws Leyes Nuevas], issued November 20, 1542 by King Charles I of Spain regarding the Spanish colonization of the Americas, are also known as the "New Laws of the Indies for the Good Treatment and Preservation of the Native Americans", and were created to prevent the exploitation of the Indigenous peoples of the Americas by the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Encomienda Encomenderos] (large enterprise landowners) by strictly limiting their power and dominion. 1548 [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Royal_Audiencia_of_Guadalajara Royal Audiencia of Guadalajara]was the highest tribunal of the Spanish crown in what is today northern Mexico and the southwestern United States in the Viceroyalty of New Spain. It was created by royal decree on February 13, 1548, and was originally located in Compostela and permanently seated in Guadalajara in 1560. Its president was the chief political and executive officer of the district, subordinated only to the viceroy of Mexico 1573 [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laws_of_the_Indies The Laws of the Indies] were an attempt to guide and regularize the establishment of presidios (military towns), missions, and pueblos (civilian towns), King Phillip II developed the first version of the Laws of the Indies. 1776 [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Provincias_Internas Provincias Internas] or Commandancy General of the Internal Provinces was a colonial, administrative district of the Spanish Empire, created to provide more autonomy for the frontier provinces in the Viceroyalty of New Spain, (present day northern Mexico and southwestern United States). The goal of its creation was to establish a unified government in political, military and fiscal affairs. 1821-1823 [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/First_Mexican_Empire The Mexican Empire] (Imperio Mexicano) was the official name of independent Mexico under a monarchical regime, [[Iturbide-2|Agustín de Iturbide]], was proclaimed emperor of Mexico. 4 Oct 1824 [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1824_Constitution_of_Mexico Constitution of Mexico] The Federal Constitution of the United Mexican States of 1824 (Spanish: Constitución Federal de los Estados Unidos Mexicanos de 1824) was enacted, after the overthrow of the Mexican Empire of [[Iturbide-2|Agustin de Iturbide]]. In the new constitution, the republic took the name of United Mexican States, and was defined as a representative federal republic, with Catholicism as the official religion Oct 1835 [[Santa Anna-1|President Santa Anna]] revoked the Constitution of 1824 and abolished all state governments. ====Governors==== # [[Carvajal-|Luis Carvajal y de la Cueva]], 1580-1588 # [[Montemayor-1|Diego de Montemayor]], 1588-1610 # [[Montemayor-19|Diego de Montemayor (el mozo)]], 1610-1611 # [[Rodríguez-|Diego Rodríguez (governor)]], 1612-1614 # [[Zavala-|Agustín de Zavala]], 1614-1625 # [[Zavala-|Martín de Zavala]], 1625-1664 # [[Alza-|León de Alza]], 1665-1667 # [[Azcárraga-|Nicolás de Azcárraga]], 1667-1676 # [[Prudena-|Domingo de Prudena]], 1676-1681 # [[Garza González-6|Blas de la Garza y Falcón]], 1681 # [[Videgaray -|Domingo de Videgaray y Zarza]], 1681 # [[Calancha-|Francisco de la Calancha y Valenzuela]], 1681 # [[Garza González-6|Blas de la Garza Falcón]], 1681 # [[Echeverría-|Juan de Echeverría]], 1681-1682 # [[Villarreal-|Diego de Villarreal]], 1682-1683 # [[de León-229|Alonso de León]], 1683-1684 # [[Echevérez-|Antonio de Echevérez y Subiza]], 1684-1687 # [[Cuervo-|Francisco Cuervo de Valdés]], 1687-1688 # [[Fernández-|Pedro Fernández de la Ventosa]], 1688-1693 # [[Pérez-|Juan Pérez de Merino]], 1693-1698 # [[Vergara-|Juan Francisco de Vergara y Mendoza]] 1698-1703 # [[Báez-|Francisco Báez Treviño]], 1703-1705 # [[Salinas-|Gregorio de Salinas Varona]], 1705-1707 # [[García-|Cipriano García de Pruneda]], 1707-1708 # [[García-|Luis García de Pruneda]] 1708-1710 # [[Mier-|Francisco Mier y Torre]], 1710-1714 # [[Báez-|Francisco Báez Treviño]] 1714-1718 # [[Flores-|Juan Ignacio Flores Mogollón]] 1718 # [[Barbadillo-|Francisco de Barbadillo y Vitoria]], 1719-1723 # [[Arriaga-|Juan José de Arriaga y Brambila]], 1723-1725 # [[Sarabia-|Pedro de Sarabia Cortés]], 1725-1729 # [[Meneses-|Bernardino de Meneses Monroy y Mendoza]], 1730-1731 # [[Fernández-|Juan Antonio Fernández de Jáuregui y Urrutia]], 1731-1740 # [[Barrio-|Pedro del Barrio Junco y Espriella]], 1740-1746 # [[Bueno-|Vicente Bueno de Borbolla]], 1746-1751 # [[Barrio-|Pedro del Barrio Junco y Espriella]], 1752-1757 # [[Muñoz-|Juan Manuel Muñoz de Villavicencio]], 1757-1762 # [[Velasco-|Carlos de Velasco]], 1762-1764 # [[Ussel-| Ignacio Ussel y Guimbarda]], 1764-1772 # [[Echegaray-|Francisco de Echegaray]], 1772-1773 # [[Vidal -|Melchor Vidal de Lorca y Villena]], 1773 # [[González-|Vicente González de Santianes]], 1773-1788 # [[Bahamonde-|Manuel Bahamonde y Villamil]], 1788-1795 # [[Herrera-|Simón de Herrera y Leyva]], 1795-1810 === Settlers of Nuevo Reino de León=== :[[Carvajal- |Luis Carvajal y de la Cueva]], at the head of a group of Portuguese and Spanish settlers who were of Jewish descent, requested permission from the Spanish King to attempt to settle the area. The colony failed. :[[Escandon-3|Jose Escandon]] :[[De Estrada-2|Alonso de Estrada]] :[[De Montemayor-1|Diego Montemayor]] :[[Garza Arcon-1|Marcos Alonso de la Garza I]] :[[Mier-|Fray Servando Teresa de Mier]] :[[de las Casas-|Bernabé de las Casas]] :[[Oñate-|Juan de Oñate]] === Conflicts Within Nuevo Reino de León === the Spanish Inquisition, indigenous American Indians, floods, droughts, famines, disease, location from Mexico City. ==== Ships ==== {{Indígenas Mexico|tribe=}} ==== Slaves ==== Like the rest of world, Spain was in the slave business. Spain abolished slavery in 1811 with the exception of Cuba, Santo Domingo, and Puerto Rico. By 1542, slavery of Indigenous Peoples (except Moors and Africans) was outlawed. Some slave owners emancipated their slaves in their Wills. See: [[:Space: México|México]] and [[:Space: Spain|Spain]] ==== Indentured Servants ==== === Economic Resources === :[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_Nuevo_Le%C3%B3n History of Nuevo Leon on Wikipedia] ====Presently==== Nuevo León is the 3rd largest industrial state in Mexico. === Research Resources === [http://www.microsofttranslator.com/bv.aspx?from=&to=en&a=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.archivoeclesiasticomty.org%2Fdetalledocumento.asp%3Fop%3D23 General archive of the Archdiocese of Monterrey] [http://www.cah.utexas.edu/collections/bexar.php The Bexar Archives] are a collection of official Spanish documents that preserve the political, military, economic, and social life of the Spanish province of Texas and the Mexican state of Coahuila y Texas. Both in their volume and breadth of subject matter, the Bexar Archives are one of the most important sources for the history of Hispanic Texas up to 1836 [http://www.uta.edu/library/spco/collections.php UT Arlington Library's Special Collections] has built a diverse research collection and collects materials in virtually all formats and makes them available to researchers. [http://www.bibliotecamhm.blogspot.com/2014/09/blog-post_11.html Library of the Museum of Mexican history; Monterrey] [http://archives.cclibraries.com/cdm/compoundobject/collection/odf/id/1948/rec/3] [http://somosprimos.com Somos Primos.com] ===== Existing Categories ===== :[[:Category: Mexican Roots]] :[[:Category: Latin American Roots]] :[[:Category: Mexican Flag Images]] :[[:Category: Conquistadors]] :[[:Category: Spanish Explorers]] :[[:Category:Mexico, Emigrants]] :[[:Category: Mexico]] :[[:Category: Mexican Military History]] :[[:Category: New Spain Founders and Settlers]] :[[:Category: Mexican Revolution]] :[[:Category: Mexican War of Independence]] :[[:Category: Indigenous Peoples of Mexico]] :[[:Category: Health]] :[[:Category: Diseases]] :[[:Category: Disasters]] :[[:Category: Notables]] ===== Related Free Space Pages ===== :Nueva Espana Some of the Provinces of Nueva Espana and Mexico *[[Space: Spain|Spain Free Space]] *[[Space:Provence_of_Nuevo_Santander | Resource Page Provincia of Nueva Santander]] *[[Space:Province of Coahuila |Resource Page Provincia of Coahuila]] *[[Space:Nuevo León | Resource Page Provincia of Nueva León]] *[[Space:Provence of Nuevo Vizcaya |Resources Page Provincia of Nueva Vizcaya]] *[[Space:Durango |Resources Page Provincia of Durango]] *[[Space:Sonora |Resources Page Provincia of Sonora]] *[[Space:Baja California |Resource Page Baja California]] *[[Space:Spanish Flags|Spanish flag images]] ====== Surname/Family Pages ====== *[[Space:Garza_Name_Study|Garza Name Study]] *[[Space:Guerra_Name_Study|Guerra Name Study]] *[[Space:Salazar_Name_Study|Salazar Name Study]] *[[Space:Sanchez_Name_Study|Sanchez Name Study]] *[[Space:Soto_Name_Study|Soto Name Study]] *[[Space:Trevino_Name_Study|Trevino Name Study]] *[[Space: Montemayor Name Study]] *[[:Category: Quintanilla Name Study]] *[[:Category: Cisneros Name Study]] *[[Space: Tremiño Name Study]] :'''Note: All research contained on individual surname pages should be verified as there are mistakes and/or information has not been updated since first published. :[http://somosprimos.com Somos Primos.com] :[http://raullongoria.net Raul Longoria.net] :[http://http://www.wadefalcon.com/ColonialSpanishFamiliesOfLouisiana/DeLaGarzaFalcon.pdf Colonial Spanish Families of Louisiana] :[http://www.somosprimos.com/inclan/inclan.htm John D. 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Here is a central place for organizing information related to the family name '''Nugent'''. === Alternate Spellings === Note that Nugent has many varied spellings, including Nogent, Newjeant, Newgent, Newshent, Neugent, Newgeant, Nuegent, Nougent, Nujent, Noigent, Nuigent, Nuijent, Nushend, Newshand, Newgant and Neushant. Also see [https://www.wikitree.com/indexes/person/N/NUGEN_1.html Nugen]. === Origins of the Surname === It is a location name, from the Normandy, France region, especially the town of Nogent, in the province of Champagne, France. Also can mean "new settlement". === Geographic Settlements of Nugents === Families from France later went into England and Ireland. It was a 'De Nogent' who came to England in 1066. Over the centuries many Nugents were soldiers, lawyers, clergymen and authors. The family motto is: '''Decrevi''', which means "I have determined" or "I have resolved". Nugents were one of the Norman families which got extensive grants of land in Ireland. It was Christopher Nugent who settled in Virginia in 1638 from England. In the UK, most Nugents live in Lancashire County and in London region. In the USA, they are often found in New York and Pennsylvania. [[Category:Surnames]] [[Category: France, Emigrants]]
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=About this Project= [[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_About|More information]] Link opens new page. =Project Progress = [[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Progress|Project Progress information]]. Link opens new page. =Sources and Terminology= [[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Sources_Terminology|The sources used to compile the lists and some Nun-related Terminology]]. See also foreward on each Locality page. Link opens new page. ---- Note: The nun's name to be recorded in the Nickname section. By doing this her name will display correctly. Not doing this will make it difficult to read their religious name. e.g Born Ethel Brown and taking the name Sister Mary Elonsyious, would read Sister Ethel Brown when putting Sister in the prefix. =List of Australian-based Nuns or Deceased Family members of Australian-based Nuns by Locality= The most numerous listings for Convents in Australia have been migrated to new Free-Space Profiles below. Some convents are also called Priories. '''The information below does not purport to list ALL Australian nuns.'''
'''[[:Category:Brassil-22 Nuns in Australia|The full list of Nuns who currently have Wikitree Profiles]] '''Adelaide''' :[[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Adelaide_South_Australia|Adelaide, South Australia]] :[[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Cumberland_Park_South_Australia|Cumberland Park, South Australia]] :[[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Kensington_South_Australia|Kensington, South Australia]] :[[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Marryatville_South_Australia|Marryatville, South Australia]] :[[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_North_Adelaide_South_Australia|North Adelaide, South Australia]] [[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Ararat_Victoria|Ararat, Victoria]] [[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Ballarat_Victoria|Ballarat, Victoria]] [[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Beechworth_Victoria|Beechworth, Victoria]] [[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Benalla_Victoria|Benalla, Victoria]] [[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Bendigo_Victoria|Bendigo, Victoria]] '''Brisbane''' :[[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Brisbane_Queensland|Brisbane, Queensland]] [[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Castlemaine_Victoria|Castlemaine, Victoria]] [[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Coolgardie_Western_Australia|Coolgardie, Western Australia]] [[Space:Nuns in Australia_Daylesford_Victoria|Daylesford, Victoria]] [[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Deloraine_Tasmania|Deloraine, Tasmania]] [[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Echuca_Victoria|Echuca, Victoria]] [[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Geelong_Victoria|Geelong, Victoria]] [[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Hamilton_Victoria|Hamilton, Victoria]] [[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Horsham_Victoria|Horsham, Victoria]] '''Hobart''' :[[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Hobart_Tasmania|Hobart, Tasmania]] :[[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Newtown_Tasmania|Newtown, Tasmania]] :[[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Sandy_Bay_Tasmania|Sandy Bay, Tasmania]] [[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Lilydale_Victoria|Lilydale, Victoria (see Melbourne)]] [[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Kalgoorlie_Western_Australia|Kalgoorlie, Western Australia]] [[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Kyabram_Victoria|Kyabram, Victoria]] [[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Kyneton_Victoria|Kyneton, Victoria]] [[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Launceston_Tasmania|Launceston, Tasmania]] [[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Lismore_New_South_Wales|Lismore, New South Wales]] [[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Maryborough_Victoria|Maryborough, Victoria]] [[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Maitland_New_South_Wales|Maitland (including West Maitland), New South Wales]] [[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Mount_Gambier_South_Australia|Mount Gambier, South Australia]] '''Melbourne''' :[[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Abbotsford_Victoria|Abbotsford, Victoria]] :[[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_South_Melbourne_Victoria|Albert Park, Victoria]] :[[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Elsternwick_Victoria|Elsternwick, Victoria (rezoned as Brighton)]] :[[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Fitzroy_Victoria|Fitzroy, Victoria]] :[[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Hawthorn_Victoria|Hawthorn, Victoria]] :[[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Kew_Victoria|Kew, Victoria]] :[[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Lilydale_Victoria|Lilydale, Victoria]] :[[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Malvern_Victoria|Malvern, Victoria]] :[[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Mentone_Victoria|Mentone, Victoria]] :[[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Oakleigh_Victoria|Oakleigh, Victoria]] :[[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Richmond_Victoria|Richmond, Victoria]] :[[Space:Nuns _in_Australia_South_Melbourne_Victoria|South Melbourne, Victoria]] :[[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Toorak_Victoria|Toorak, Victoria]] :[[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Windsor_Victoria|Windsor, Victoria]] '''Newcastle''' :[[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Newcastle_New_South_Wales|Newcastle, New South Wales]] :[[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Waratah_New_South_Wales|Waratah, New South Wales]] '''Perth''' :[[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Leederville_Western_Australia|Leederville, Western Australia]] [[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Portland_Victoria|Portland, Victoria]] [[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Rochester_Victoria|Rochester, Victoria]] [[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Rockhampton_Queensland|Rockhampton, Queensland]] [[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Rutherglen_Victoria|Rutherglen, Victoria]] [[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Seymour_Victoria|Seymour, Victoria]] [[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Shepparton_Victoria|Shepparton, Victoria]] '''Sydney''' :[[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Concord_New_South_Wales|Concord, New South Wales]] :[[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Darlinghurst_New_South_Wales|Darlinghurst, New South Wales]] :[[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Glebe_New_South_Wales|Glebe, New South Wales]] :[[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Kirribilli_New_South_Wales|Kirribilli, New South Wales]] :[[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Normanhurst_New_South_Wales|Normanhurst, New South Wales]] :[[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_North_Sydney_New_South_Wales|North Sydney, New South Wales]] :[[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Strathfield_New_South_Wales|Strathfield, New South Wales]] :[[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Sydney_New_South_Wales|Sydney, New South Wales]] :[[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Waverley_New_South_Wales|Waverley, New South Wales]] :[[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Cooma_New_South_Wales|Cooma, New South Wales]] [[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Wangaratta_Victoria|Wangaratta, Victoria]] [[Space:Nuns in Australia_Westbury_Tasmania|Westbury_Tasmania]] [[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Yarrawonga_Victoria|Yarrawonga, Victoria]] If not listed above click [[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Everywhere_Else|here]] for other places. 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'''[[:Category:Brassil-22 Nuns in Australia|The full list of Nuns who currently have Wikitree Profiles]] '''Adelaide''' :[[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Adelaide_South_Australia|Adelaide, South Australia]] :[[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Cumberland_Park_South_Australia|Cumberland Park, South Australia]] :[[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Kensington_South_Australia|Kensington, South Australia]] :[[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Marryatville_South_Australia|Marryatville, South Australia]] :[[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_North_Adelaide_South_Australia|North Adelaide, South Australia]] [[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Ararat_Victoria|Ararat, Victoria]] [[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Ballarat_Victoria|Ballarat, Victoria]] [[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Beechworth_Victoria|Beechworth, Victoria]] [[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Benalla_Victoria|Benalla, Victoria]] [[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Bendigo_Victoria|Bendigo, Victoria]] '''Brisbane''' :[[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Brisbane_Queensland|Brisbane, Queensland]] [[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Castlemaine_Victoria|Castlemaine, Victoria]] [[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Coolgardie_Western_Australia|Coolgardie, Western Australia]] [[Space:Nuns in Australia_Daylesford_Victoria|Daylesford, Victoria]] [[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Deloraine_Tasmania|Deloraine, Tasmania]] [[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Echuca_Victoria|Echuca, Victoria]] [[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Geelong_Victoria|Geelong, Victoria]] [[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Hamilton_Victoria|Hamilton, Victoria]] [[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Horsham_Victoria|Horsham, Victoria]] '''Hobart''' :[[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Hobart_Tasmania|Hobart, Tasmania]] :[[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Newtown_Tasmania|Newtown, Tasmania]] :[[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Sandy_Bay_Tasmania|Sandy Bay, Tasmania]] [[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Lilydale_Victoria|Lilydale, Victoria (see Melbourne)]] [[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Kalgoorlie_Western_Australia|Kalgoorlie, Western Australia]] [[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Kyabram_Victoria|Kyabram, Victoria]] [[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Kyneton_Victoria|Kyneton, Victoria]] [[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Launceston_Tasmania|Launceston, Tasmania]] [[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Lismore_New_South_Wales|Lismore, New South Wales]] [[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Maryborough_Victoria|Maryborough, Victoria]] [[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Maitland_New_South_Wales|Maitland (including West Maitland), New South Wales]] [[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Mount_Gambier_South_Australia|Mount Gambier, South Australia]] '''Melbourne''' :[[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Abbotsford_Victoria|Abbotsford, Victoria]] :[[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_South_Melbourne_Victoria|Albert Park, Victoria]] :[[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Elsternwick_Victoria|Elsternwick, Victoria (rezoned as Brighton)]] :[[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Fitzroy_Victoria|Fitzroy, Victoria]] :[[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Hawthorn_Victoria|Hawthorn, Victoria]] :[[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Kew_Victoria|Kew, Victoria]] :[[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Lilydale_Victoria|Lilydale, Victoria]] :[[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Malvern_Victoria|Malvern, Victoria]] :[[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Mentone_Victoria|Mentone, Victoria]] :[[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Oakleigh_Victoria|Oakleigh, Victoria]] :[[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Richmond_Victoria|Richmond, Victoria]] :[[Space:Nuns _in_Australia_South_Melbourne_Victoria|South Melbourne, Victoria]] :[[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Toorak_Victoria|Toorak, Victoria]] :[[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Windsor_Victoria|Windsor, Victoria]] '''Newcastle''' :[[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Newcastle_New_South_Wales|Newcastle, New South Wales]] :[[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Waratah_New_South_Wales|Waratah, New South Wales]] '''Perth''' :[[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Leederville_Western_Australia|Leederville, Western Australia]] [[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Portland_Victoria|Portland, Victoria]] [[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Rochester_Victoria|Rochester, Victoria]] [[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Rockhampton_Queensland|Rockhampton, Queensland]] [[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Rutherglen_Victoria|Rutherglen, Victoria]] [[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Seymour_Victoria|Seymour, Victoria]] [[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Shepparton_Victoria|Shepparton, Victoria]] '''Sydney''' :[[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Concord_New_South_Wales|Concord, New South Wales]] :[[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Darlinghurst_New_South_Wales|Darlinghurst, New South Wales]] :[[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Glebe_New_South_Wales|Glebe, New South Wales]] :[[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Kirribilli_New_South_Wales|Kirribilli, New South Wales]] :[[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Normanhurst_New_South_Wales|Normanhurst, New South Wales]] :[[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_North_Sydney_New_South_Wales|North Sydney, New South Wales]] :[[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Strathfield_New_South_Wales|Strathfield, New South Wales]] :[[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Sydney_New_South_Wales|Sydney, New South Wales]] :[[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Waverley_New_South_Wales|Waverley, New South Wales]] :[[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Cooma_New_South_Wales|Cooma, New South Wales]] [[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Wangaratta_Victoria|Wangaratta, Victoria]] [[Space:Nuns in Australia_Westbury_Tasmania|Westbury_Tasmania]] [[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Yarrawonga_Victoria|Yarrawonga, Victoria]] If not listed above click [[Space:Nuns_in_Australia_Everywhere_Else|here]] for other places. 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[[Category: Brassil-22 Nuns in Australia]] [[Category:Catholic Religious Orders]] [[Category:Anglican Religious Orders]] [[Category: Australia, Catholic Nuns]] The [[Space:Nuns_in_Australia|Nuns in Australia]] main page has all the project information. But there are too many individuals to sensibly manage in the one Free-Space Profile =All Other Places= =='''New South Wales'''== ===Brigidine Convent, Randwick=== * Currently no death notice for Helena Young, died 19 January 1999 in Sydney (stated by family member)
''' Wikitree Profile:''' [[Young-43034|Helena Mary (Lena) "Sr Mary Albeus" Young csb]]
'''Parents: ''' Samuel Young and Johanna Moynihan.
Died aged 105 years. ===Brigidine Convent, Cowra=== *[http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article144530090 Death of Mother Alphonsus Barry late of Brigidine Convent Cowra.] 6 Jan 1941
'''Wikitree Pro'''file: [[Barry-5381 | Esther Ellen Laura "Mother Mary Alphonsus" Barry csb.
'''Parents:''' William Barry and Mary Ellen Kenyon.
'''Death:''' NSW BDM: 3995/1941 * No death notice for Elizabeth Bergin died 1 October 1900.
'''Wikitree Profile:''' [[Bergin-466 | Eliza [middle name?] "Mother Mary Catherine" Bergin csb]]
''' Parents:''' James Bergin and Kitty.
'''Death:''' NSW BDM: 12329/1900 ===Sisters of Charity Convent, Liverpool=== * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article171407725 Death of ''Bridget O'DWYER,'' mother of Unknown (in religion Sr. Mary Romuald, of this congregation)] 06 Aug 1925. 1 sister also professed.
''' Wikitree Profile: '''[[Maher-2834|Bridget [middle name?] O'Dwyer formerly Maher aka Dwyer, Meagher]] Also http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article172513374 Death of Sarah Ann "Sr Mary Romuald" O'Dwyer rsc 17 July 1950.
''' Wikitree Profile: ''' [[O'Dwyer-342|Sarah Ann "Sr Mary Romuald" O'Dwyer rsc]]
'''Parents: ''' [[O'Dwyer-341|Laurence O'Dwyer]] and [[Maher-2834|Bridget Maher]]
'''Sibling:''' [[O'Dwyer-343|Johanna "Sr Mary Bridget" O'Dwyer csb]] ===Dominican Convent, Moss Vale=== * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article131091088 Death of Alice O'CARROLL (in religion Rev. Mother Mary Dominic)] 12 Aug 1929. See also: http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article118065849
''' Wikitree Profile: ''' [[O'Carroll-198|Mother Mary Dominic O'Carroll]]
'''Parents: ''' John O'Carroll, Alicia Keely
'''Death: ''' NSW BDM Reg. 17295/1929 at Moss Vale. ===Dominican Convent, Tamworth=== * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article16828333 Death of Alice YOULL (in religion Sr. Mary Edmund)] 19 Sep 1931. Daughter of Gibson Youll and Catherine Buckley, of Mayfield.
''' Wikitree Profile: '''[[Youll-29|Alice M "Sr Mary Edmund" Youll]]
'''Death:''' NSW BDM - Death Reg. 15103/1931 at Tamworth. * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article136696300 Death of Martha Mary CORBET (in religion Sr. Mary de Pazzi)] 16 Sep 1933.
'''Wikitree Profile:''' [[Corbet-828|Martha Mary (Sr Mary de Pazzi) Corbet OP]]
'''Parents:''' Robert Henry and Louisa Frances Conroy
'''Death:''' NSW BDM - Death Reg. 16685/1933 at Tamworth. b. Ireland * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article127083002 Death of, and Requiem Mass for Ellen O'SULLIVAN (in religion Sr. Mary de Ricci)] 26 Aug 1935. [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article119445863 Reception].
'''Parents:''' James and Mary
'''Death:''' NSW BDM - Death Reg. 16615/1935 or 4433/1935 both at Tamworth. ===Good Samaritan Convent Glebe=== *[http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article108257081 Death of Sr M Cajetan Smith.] Catherine Mary Smyth AKA Smith daughter of John . Born Ireland entered the convent age 15 years on 2 July 1870 joined Good Sams and died 12 July 1903 * No death notice for Ada Agnes Daley in religion Sr M. Gabriel died 29 December 1923.
'''Wikitree profile''' [[Daley-1833 | Ada Agnes "Sr. Mary Gabriel" Daley SGS]]
'''Parents:''' [[Daley-1808|Owen Daley]] [[Geraghty-404|Elizabeth Geraghty]]
'''Death:''' New South Wales BDM: 16/1924
Siblings: [[Daley-1834 |Grace M E "Mother Mary Alphonsus" Daley PBVM]] and [[Daley-1835 | Sarah Jane (Clara) "Sr Mary Gregory" Daley LCM]] ===Good Shepherd Convent, Ashfield=== * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article1635366 Death of ''Bridget HEALY,'' mother of Mary HEALY (in religion Sr. Blessed Margaret Mary, of this congregation)] 13 Jul 1917. See also: http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article1635682; http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article154369945. Daughter of Edmund and Bridget Healy. 2 sisters also nuns in other congregations. *[http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article11514620 Death: BYRNE -On the 22nd ult., at the Convent of the Good Shepherd, Sydney, Annie Byrne (in religion Sister Mary Marcella) eldest daughter of Michael Byrne, Campbelltown, NSW, aged 31 years
'''Wikitree profile''' [[Byrne-5896 |Anne Jane (Annie) "Sr Mary Marcella" Byrne SGS]]
'''Parents:''' Michael Byrne and [[Warby-121|Jane Warby]]
'''Death:''' New South Wales BDM: 883/1875 ===Convent of Mercy, Balranald=== * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article1595344 Death of Unknown COLLINS (in religion Rev. Mother Mary Aloysius) at the Convent of the Sisters of the Good Shepherd, Albert Park] 07 Feb 1917. See also: http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article154383609; http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article152195940. * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article3977744 Death of Unknown WELCH (in religion Sr. Mary Agnes)] 28 Dec 1928. Entered Mercy Convent DENILIQUIN NSW 1890 religious name Sr Agnes b.abt 1870 . She is the eldest daughter father deceased at Junee. Her sister is Mrs MJ Egan, Claremont Died 26 December 1928 at COONARA Hospital Melbourne, Buried Baldranald. Founded Baldranald ===Convent of Mercy, Bathurst=== * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article239759271 Death of Mary J. HUGHES (in religion Rev. Mother Mary Justinian, Superioress-General) at the Convent of Mercy, Dubbo] 09 Oct 1920.
'''Parents:''' Francis and Eliza Hughes.
'''Death:''' NSW BDM - Death reg. 20689/1920 at Dubbo. * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article146412345 Death of Annie AHEARNE or AHERN (in religion Sr. Mary Regis)] 25 Oct 1934.
'''Wikitree profile:''' [[Ahern-581|Sister Mary Regis RSM]]
'''Death :''' NSW BDM 21667/1934 at Bathurst. * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article104421498 Death of Sister Mary Genevieve. Artus (1901, May 4) ][ http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article252197972]
'''Wikitree profile:''' [[Artus-39|Sr Mary Genevieve Artus]]
'''Death:''' NSW BDM Registration No: 4598/1901 ===Convent of Mercy, Baulkham Hills=== * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article172027489 Death of Unknown PELLY (in religion Sr. Mary Anselm)] 03 Nov 1939. Daughter of Thomas Pelly, of Benalla (Vic.) Note: notice says "Baultham Hills" Margaret Pelly b. St James Victoria, b. abt 1893. Entered Mercy convent 11 Oct 1913 Mother: Margaret Cannow . Died 7 Oct 1938. ===Convent of Mercy, Binda=== * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article167063555 Death of Unknown SHANAHAN (in religion Rev. Mother Mary Imelda)] 28 Oct 1932 Born Murrundi NSW 4 Feb 1885 to Sara and John ( A*) Entered Mercy convent GOULBURN 26 June 1909. Died 4 Oct 1932 ===Convent of Mercy, Broken Hill=== * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article167048079 Death of Unknown DONOVAN (in religion Rev. Mother Mary Bernard)] 02 May 1930.
'''Wikitree profile:''' [[Donovan-2736|Margaret "Sr Mary Bernard" Donovan]]
'''Parents:''' Murty Donovan and Kate Foran.
'''Death:''' NSW Death Registration No. 8126/1930 at Broken Hill * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article167077034 Death of Mary McKENNA (in religion Sr. Martha)] 14 Feb 1936.
'''Wikitree profile:''' [[McKenna-2570|Mary [middle name?] "Sr Mary Martha" McKenna rsm]]
'''Parents:''' james McKenna and Margaret ? Wilkinson
''' Death:''' NSW BDM 5702/1936. * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article167088354 Death of Unknown JONES (in religion Sr. Mary Catherine)] 27 Mar 1953. Daughter of Henry and Catherine Morgan-Jones. Born Evelyn Mary Jones Murray Bridge SA 3 Jan to Henry Jones and Catherine Roche. Entered 14 June 1914. Died 5 Mar 1953 Buried Broken Hill. ===Convent of Mercy, Chatswood=== * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article15893100 Death of Mary J. McLENAGHAN (in religion Sr. Mary Josephine)] 05 Jun 1920.
'''Parents;"'' Bernard and Margaret McLenaghan, of Ermington
''"Death;"'' NSW Death Registration No. 8322/1920 at Chatswood. Buried Gore Hill d.4 June 1920 * No death notice found.''' Wikitree Profile:''' [[Artup-1|Sister Mary Eulalia]]
'''Parents:'''Andrew Artup (1967- 1938) and Florence Ada Brownlow (1869-1959)
'''Death:''' NSW BDM Registration No: 26613/1966 ===Convent of Mercy, Corowa=== * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article205099424 Death of Mary Margaret M'INTYRE (in religion Sr. Mary Berchmans)] 09 Apr 1932. See also: http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article4446074. Daughter of William and Mary McIntyre, of Parkville. Mary McIntyre born 22 June 1884 Ballarat Vic ., to William and Mary Ann French. Entered Mercy convent Goulburn 4 Nov 1902. Died 6 March 1932. Mother died Gardenvale 1921. Sister Kathleen born 12 Jul 1894 Warragul VIC., ENTERED 6 jAN 1913 Melbourne Mercy Convent Took name Sr M. Christina DIED 10 June 1987 Newtown ===Convent of Mercy, Dubbo=== ===Convent of Mercy, Forbes=== * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article10132535 Death of Unknown O'SULLIVAN (in religion Sr. Mary Baptist)] 07 Sep 1907. See also: http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article205007317; http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article169887560. Native of Linton (Vic.)
''' Wikitree Profile:''' [[OSullivan-2570|Martha "Sr Mary Baptist" OSullivan rsm]]
'''Parents:'''[[OSullivan-2571|Patrick O'Sullivan]] and Ellen O'Neil. Siblings added to tree. ===Convent of Mercy, Grafton=== * Death of Mary Terese ADAMS (in religion Sr Dominic) ; No death notice
'''Wikitree Profile:''' [[Adams-38418 |"Sr Dominic" Adams RSM]]
'''Parents:''' James Adams and Mary Toney
'''Death:''' New South Wales BDM Registration No: 33045 Year 1957 ===Convent of Mercy Goulburn=== *[No current death notice available for Jessie Alcock.]
''' Wikitree Profile:''' [[Alcock-899|Mother Mary Carmel]]
'''Parents:''' Dennis Alcock and Sarah Gray.
'''Death:''' NSW BDM Registration No: 17275/1961 ===Convent of Mercy, Gunnedah=== * No newspaper Notice, '''Wikitree Profile:''' [[Agostinelli-12|Sr Mary Luigi]]
Parents: John and JACOMINA
'''Death:''' NSW BDM AGOSTINELLI Mary Luigi; Registration No 2482/1945 at GUNNEDAH
* [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article47012567 Death of Eva DOWNIE (in religion Sr. Mary Evangelist)] 24 Aug 1926. ===Convent of Mercy, Mudgee=== * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article11641000 Death of Unknown CURTAYNE (in religion Sr. Mary Aloysius)] 21 Dec 1911. See also http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article170937073. Daughter of W. B. and M. Curtayne.
'''Wikkitree Profile:'''[[Curtayne-6|Sarah Jane "Sr Mary Aloysius" Curtayne]]
''' Parents:''' William Bourke Curtayne and Margaret Molony.
'''Death:''' NSW BDM Registration No: 15504/1911 * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article154811197 Death of Unknown LYNCH (in religion Sr. Mary Filumena)] 27 Apr 1917. See also: http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article74567852; http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article154811489. ===Convent of Mercy, Parramatta=== *No death notice.
Entered Convent [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article111105713 Sr Mary Liguori (Miss AGNEW).
'''Wikitree Profile:''' [[Agnew-1468|Elizabeth Annie (Sr Mary Liguori) Agnew RSM]]
'''Death:''' NSW BDM Reg No: 9899/1952.
'''Parents:''' [[Agnew-1459|Hugh Agnew]] and [[Sinclair-5524|Ellen Sinclair]] AKA Gribbon. * No death notice for Helena AHERN (in religion Sr Mary Gerard).
'''Wikitree Profile:''' [[Ahern-579|Helena "Sr Mary Gerard" Ahern rsm]]
'''Death:''' New South Wales BDM Registration No: 18053/1953. * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-page1344968 HAYDON.—October 11, 1900, Kathleen, second dearly beloved daughter of Martin Haydon, Granville, known in religion as Sr. Mary De Chaubel, in her 21st year. Convent of Mercy, Parramatta. R.I.P. ===OLSH Convent, Bellingen=== Convent Notes: The French name for this order: Filles (Soeurs) de Note Dame du Sacre Coeur (FNDSC), hence FNDSC post-nominals * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article36004655 Death of ''Peter HINES'', father of Patty (in religion Sr. Mary Regina, of this congregation)] 14 Oct 1947. See also: http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article93226569; http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article167717324. Daughter of Peter and Catherine Hines.
'''Family:''' [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article167722155 Death of Catherine Hines], mother. ===OLSH Convent, Bowral=== * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article51886008 Death of Gertrude Teresa WISE (in religion Sr. Mary Perpetua fndsc)] 26 Sep 1934. Daughter of Mrs. Florence Wise, of Brisbane Street, Launceston. * No death notice found for Ita Ayrton (in religion Sr Mary Ita).
'''Wikitree Profile:''' [[Ayrton-39|Sr Mary Ita]]
''' Parents:''' [[Ayrton-38|Richard Ayrton]] [[Marshall-5516|Mary Marshall]]
'''Death:''' New South Wales BDM Registration No: 16583/1928 * No death notice found for Ada Roarty (in religion Sr Mary Lucy).
'''Wikitree Profile:''' [[Roarty-3|Sr Mary Lucy]]
'''Parents:''' [[Roarty-7|John Roarty]] and [[Woods-1726|Margaret Woods]]
'''Death:''' New South Wales BDM Registration No: 23147/1944.
'''Sibling:''' ''[[Roarty-4|Maud M. "Sr Mary Alphonsus" Roarty LCM]]'' ===Convent of the Sisters of Our Lady of the Sacred Heart (OLSH), Bowraville=== ===Convent of the Sisters of Our Lady of the Sacred Heart (OLSH), Kensington (NSW)=== * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article167770980 Death of Unknown BYRNE (in religion Rev. Mother Bernardine)] 15 Aug 1941. Daughter of John and Catherine Byrne, of Strathalbyn (SA). ===Presentation Convent, Lismore=== *[http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article94467766 Death of Mother M. Alphonsus Daley 21 Feb 1936 ===Presentation Convent, Murwillumbah=== *[http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article191770727 MOTHER MARY GERTRUDE BOWE. (1938, December 12).
''' Wikkitree Profile:''' [Bowe-550|Margaret "Mother Mary Gertrude" Bowe]]
'''Parents:''' Michael Bowe and Mary Butler
'''Death:''' NSW BDM Registration No:31525/1954 ]] ===Presentation Convent, Ryde=== * No Death Notice as yet for Ellie Aherne died 1969.
'''Wikitree Profile:''' [[Aherne-47|Ellie "Sr Mary Canice" Aherne PBVM]]
'''Parents:''' John Aherne and Ellen Slattery
'''Death:''' NSW BDM Registration No: 21672/1969 * No death notice available yet for Lucy Brazel died 1966 in Sydney.
'''Wikitree Profile:''' [[Brazel-93|Lucy Elizabeth "Mother Mary Aquinas" Brazel]]
'''Parents:'''Peter Brazel and Brigid Gleeson.
'''Death:''' NSW BDM Registration No: 16945/1966 ===Presentation Convent, Wagga Wagga === *[http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article146615827 Diocese Pays Final Tribute To Mother ML De Pazzi. http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article172230135.
'''Wikitree Profile:''' [[Ansley-453|Ann Bridget (Annie) "Rev. Mother De Pazzi" Ansley]]
'''Death:''' New South Wales BDM Registration No: 22355/1946.
'''Parents:''' [[Ansley-454|John Ansley]] and [[Madden-2591|Mary Madden]] *Unknown Convent for Death. Ellie AHERNE Probably died in Mount St Margaret's Ryde.
''' Profession:''' 1 Feb 1902 at Wagga Wagga.
'''Wikitree Profile:''' [[Aherne-47|Ellie "Sr Mary Canice" Aherne]] * No death notice for Lily Armstrong
'''Wikitree Profile:''' [[Armstrong-15877|Lily "Sr Mary" Armstrong]]
'''Death:''' New South Wales BDM Registration No:16058/1893 .
'''Parents''' were Thomas Armstrong and Mary Woods ===Convent of St. Joseph, Lochinvar=== * No death notice for Elizabeth Barry
'''Wikitree Profile:''' [[Barry-4743|Elizabeth "Sr Mary Dominic" Barry rsj]]
'''Death:''' New South Wales BDM Registration No: 19382/1938 .
'''Parents''' were Michael Barry and Mary Cotter
Siblings: [[Barry-4740|Kate Barry rsj]] and [[Barry-4741|Sabina Barry rsj]] * No death notice for Mary Jane Baker
'''Wikitree Profile:''' [[Baker-45810|Mary Jane "Sr Mary Angela" Baker rsj]]
'''Parents''' Robert Baker and Mary Louisa Worrad .
'''Death:''' New South Wales BDM Registration No: 18102/1969 ===Convent of St. Joseph, Camperdown=== * No death notice for Margarita Allen
'''Wikitree Profile:''' [[Allen-38028|Margarita "Sr Mary Killian" Allen ]]
'''Death:''' New South Wales BDM Registration No:13156/1907.
'''Parents''' were Patricus {Patrick} Allen and Anne Shiel. ===Convent of St. Joseph, North Goulburn === Convent Notes: Convent of the Sacred Heart *[http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article98901270 Death of Sister Mary Clare Gorman, 17 Mar 1916.
'''Wikitree Profile:''' [[Gorman-2808|Ellen "Mother M. Clare" Gorman rsj]]
'''Parents:''' Joseph Gorman and Ellen Prout.
'''Death:''' New South Wales BDM Registration: 3174/1916 ===Sacred Heart Convent, Rose Bay=== Convent Notes: Associated School: Kincoppal Rose Bay. * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article239606141 Death of, and Requiem Mass for Unknown STUART (in religion Rev. Mother Janet)] 24 Oct 1914. * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article17633117 Death of Unknown RANKIN (in religion Sr. Catherine Lucy)] 27 Dec 1939. RSCJ SYDNEY RANKIN RANKIN CATHERINE LUISA DONALD MCARTHUR ANN 62/07/15 SCOTLAND STRATHAM 95/04/25 39/12/26 DIED KINCOPPAL. BORN AUSTRALIA? GEELONG ? * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article205187766 Death of Unknown HEALY (in religion Sr. May)] 03 Sep 1938. Daughter of Matthew and Julia Healy. HEALY HEALY MARY MATTHEW KEANE JULIA 89/08/01 AUS VIC STH YARRA 12/07/26 38/09/02 DIED ROSE BAY. BORN SOUTH YARRA. DIP. BIM =='''Queensland'''== ===Convent of Mercy, Gympie=== * Sisters who served in Gympie; [http://www.spcgympie.qld.edu.au/our-college/Documents/Gympie%20Catholic%20Schools%201879%202003.pdf * '''Wikitree Profile:''' [[Ahlberg-136|Sister Mary Concepta ]]
'''Parents:''' Andrew Ahlberg and Isabella McMullin ===Good Samaritans, Innisfail=== * No record on Trove. Death of Sister Mary Assisium Bailey
''' Wikitree Profile:''' [[Bailey-27220|Margaret Elizabeth Gladys (Mary Gladys SGS) "Sr Mary Assisium" Bailey]]
'''Parents''' George Bailey and Mary Donnelly
'''Death:''' Queensland BDM Registration: 1938/C/164 ===Perpetual Adoration Convent, Fortitude Valley=== =='''South Australia'''== ===Little Sisters of the Poor Convent, Glen Osmond=== Convent Notes: Also known as "Lourdes Valley" Convent. Now a Catholic aged care home (Villa Maria). Order is of French origin. Post-nominals PSDP (Petit Soeurs des Pauvres) * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article45750876 Death of Katherine HANAGAN] 25 Feb 1931. * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article129901395 Death of, and Requiem Mass for Maria WERQUIN (in religion Sr. Bathilde de la Nativite)] 02 Jul 1948. See also: http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article43773264; http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article93185660. May not be a religious ===Good Samaritan Convent, Crystal Brook=== * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article74640610 Death of, and Requiem Mass for Gertrude Mary KAUTER (in religion Sr. Mary Hyacinth) at Calvary Hospital, North Adelaide] 29 Apr 1947. See also: http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article93347116.
'''Wikitree Profile:'''[[ Kauter-34| "Sr Mary Hyacinth" ]]
'''Parents:''' [[Kauter-33|Joseph Kauter]] and [[Idstein-3|Annie Idstein]]
'''Death:''' South Australia BDM: Year 1947 No: 712/1779. ===Good Samaritan Convent, Gawler=== * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article46987264 Death of Margaret NEYLAN (in religion Sr. Mary Benigna)] 13 Jul 1933. ===Convent of Mercy, Brighton (SA)=== * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article131884415 Death of, and Requiem Mass for Mary Teresa DOWLING (in religion Sr. Mary Francis) at Calvary Hospital, North Adelaide] 08 Mar 1939. See also http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article74401679. ===Convent of Mercy, Millicent=== * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article77775576 Death of Unknown McKERRIN (in religion Sr. Mary Joseph)] 09 Jun 1915. Daughter of J. McKerrin, of Ballarat. ===Convent of Mercy, Mount Barker=== * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article5652541 Death of Unknown O'BRIEN (in religion Sr. Mary Ignatius)] 29 Dec 1919. See also: http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article166429224 * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article47751525 Death of Margaret MOONEY (in religion Sr. Mary Michael)] 12 Oct 1936. ===Dominican Convent, Kapunda=== ===St. Joseph's Convent, Jamestown=== * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article36371197 Death of Mary Josephine MURRAY (in religion Sr. Mary Atrracta)] 09 Jun 1949. ===St. Joseph's Convent, Kadina=== * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article132037799 Death of, and Requiem Mass (at Kensington Convent Chapel) for Mary COGHLAN (in religion Sr. Mary Marian) at Calvary Hospital, North Adelaide] 28 Nov 1936. See also: http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article55731854. ===St. Joseph's Convent, Port Adelaide=== * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article55724160 Death of Gertrude Irene SHEEHAN (in religion Sr. Mary Lucilla) at Calvary Hospital, North Adelaide] 18 Jan 1936. See also: http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article167077034 ===St. Joseph's Convent, Spalding=== * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article127052937 Death of, and Requiem Mass for Anna Augusta Elizabeth BURING (in religion Sr. Mary Carolus)] 26 Jul 1947. See also: http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article35990129; http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article93223871; http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article167716312. ===St. Joseph's Convent, Terowie=== * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article43765644 Death of Kathleen RICHARDSON (in religion Sr. Mary Marcella)] 04 May 1948. See also: http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article43765308; http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article167719712; http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article167719796. Daughter of John and Bridget Richardson. ===St. Joseph's Refuge, Fullarton=== Organisation Notes: Run by Sisters of St. Joseph of the Sacred Heart * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article209765917 Requiem Mass (at St. Raphael's Church, Parkside) for Unknown UNKNOWN (in religion Sr. Hedwige)] 01 Aug 1917. See also: http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article5540475 * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article210654286 Funeral for Unknown UNKNOWN (in religion Sr. Barbara)] 22 Aug 1921. * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article127301930 Death of, and Requiem Mass for Norah CUTTLE (in religion Sr. Mary Killian)] 14 Apr 1947. See also: http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article74634452; http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article93342794. =='''Tasmania'''== ===Sisters of Charity Convent, New Norfolk=== Convent Notes: Also known as St. Brigid's Convent. * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article29172500 Death of, and Requiem Mass for Unknown DOVE (in religion Sr. Mary Campion)] 17 Dec 1934. See also: http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article29172677. ===Convent of Mercy, Burnie=== * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article153085723 Death of Unknown HEARN (in religion Rev. Mother Mary Xavier)] 04 Jan 1921. See also: http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article51105128 ===Convent of Mercy, Latrobe=== * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article171791869 Death of Unknown DOOLEY (in religion Rev. Mother Mary de Sales)] 17 Mar 1932. See also: http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article67912545; http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article51728618; http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article29946819. ===St. Joseph's Convent, Devonport=== * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article199315100 Death of Ellen (Nellie) JOHNSTONE (in religion Sr. Mary Josephine)] 02 Oct 1907. ===St. Joseph's Convent, Cygnet=== * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article29923482 Death of, and Requiem Mass for Unknown FITZPATRICK (in religion Sr. Mary Stanislaus)] 07 Sep 1931. See also: http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article29923613. ===St. Joseph's Convent, Moonah=== * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article25227095 Death of, and Requiem Mass for Unknown REIDY (in religion Sr. Mary Augustine)] 13 Jul 1936. * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article26447494 Death of, and Requiem Mass for Unknown REEDY (in religion Sr, Mary Gabriel) at Calvary Hospital, Hobart] 02 Feb 1948. Superior of convent. See also: http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article69071086; http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article52626272. ===St. Joseph's Convent, Queenstown=== Convent Notes: Also known as "Our Lady of the Sacred Heart Convent" * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article27088973 Death of, and Funeral for Unknown MILLEDGE (in religion Sr. Mary Leonard)] 17 May 1952. =='''Victoria'''== ===Brigidine Convent, Ardeer=== * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article71883791 Death of ''Mary Ann RYAN,'' mother of Unknown RYAN (in religion Rev. Mother Mary Albens), of this congregation] 21 May 1955.
'''Family:''' Kathleen (Rev. Mother Mary Celestine), sister. ===Brigidine Convent, Northcote=== * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article11910775 Death of Johanna "Sr Mary Bridget" O'Dwyer csb 31 August 1950;
'''Wikitree Profile:''' [[O'Dwyer-343|Johanna "Sr Mary Bridget" O'Dwyer csb]]
''' Parents''' [[O'Dwyer-341|Laurence O'Dwyer]] and [[Maher-2834|Bridget Maher]]
''' Sibling:''' [[O'Dwyer-342|Sarah Ann "Sr Mary Romuald" O'Dwyer rsc]] ===Sisters of Charity Convent, East Melbourne=== Convent Notes: Formerly located on Grey Street. Closed. Associated School: Catholic Ladies' College (relocated to Eltham). * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article167008034 Death of Unknown O'BRIEN (in religion Sr. Mary Tarcisius)] 25 Oct 1912. See also: http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article5346819. Daughter of John and Elizabeth F. O'Brien, of Peterborough (SA). * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article154379199 Death of ''Corporal John Davitt JAGEURS,'' nephew of Unknown BARTLEY (in religion Sr. Barnada, of this congregation)] 14 Sep 1916. See also http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article151840685. Family: [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article203285910 Death of Elizabeth BARTLEY, mother] 24 Nov 1930; [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article23461480 Rev. Father Gerald F. BARTLEY, brother] 25 Nov 1954
'''Wikitree Profile:''' [[Bartley-1567 |Elizabeth [middle name?] "Sr Mary Bernarda" Bartley rsc]]
'''Wikitree Profile:''' [[Bartley-1563 | Gertrude Mary (Gerte) "Sr Mary John the Baptist" Bartley]] ===Sisters of Charity Convent, Essendon=== ===FCJ Convent, Healesville=== * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article1638408 Death of ''Maria WILLIAMSON,'' mother of Unknown (in religion Rev. Mother Theresa, of this congregation)] 26 Jul 1917. See also: http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article154382581 ===Little Sisters of the Poor Convent, Northcote=== * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article6221399 Death of Unknown UNKNOWN (in religion Sr. Marie Claire Mother Provincial] 11 Feb 1889 ===Convent of Mercy, Ascot Vale=== * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article1454835 Death of Marcella HAYES (in religion Sr. Mary Aquinas)]. See also: http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article155210424; Daughter of T. P. Hayes, of Kyneton. ===Convent of Mercy, Camperdown (Vic.)=== * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article73553200 Death of Unknown RICKERBY (in religion Rev. Mother Mary Gertrude)] 24 Oct 1914. ===Convent of Mercy, Casterton=== * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article203268057 Death of Alma SHEAHAN (in religion Sr. Mary Marcella)] 21 Dec 1929. See also: http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article4058278. Daughter of James and Mary Sheahan, of Bendigo. ===Convent of Mercy, Coburg=== * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article10470178 Death of Unknown DUFFY (in religion Sr. Mary Ignatius) at Mt. St. Evin's Hospital, Fitzroy] 19 Oct 1910. See also http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article170919172 * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article154996057 Death of Unknown KERLEY (in religion Sr. Mary Claude)] 23 Sep 1915. See also: http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article130699829; http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article1563166. Daughter of John Kerley, of Geelong. ===Convent of Mercy, Heidelberg=== Convent Notes: Located on Cape Street. Associated School: Our Lady of Mercy College, Heidelberg. * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article197493474 Death of Unknown CULLEN (in religion Sr. Mary Joseph)] 01 Sep 1913. See also: http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article143296967. Daughter of J. Cullen, of Dublin, Ireland. * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article2072001 Death of Unknown CONNELL (in religion Sr. Mary Teresa) at St. Benedict's priate hospital, Malvern] 21 Nov 1924. See also: http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article171405572. Daughter of John and Ellen Connell, of Burramine South. ===Convent of Mercy, Kilmore=== * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article9898089 Death of Ellen CONWAY (in religion Sr. Mary John CONWAY)] 28 Jun 1905. See also: http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article139809184. Daughter of Michael Conway. ===Convent of Mercy, Mansfield=== * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article3870613 Death of Unknown KELLACKY (in religion Sr. Mary Alphonsus)] 03 Aug 1927. See also: http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article171641928. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kellacky, of Ararat. * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article3978148 Death of Unknown DENTON (in religion Sr. Mary Aquino) at private hosptial, Malvern] 31 Dec 1928. See also: http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article204250291. Daughter of William and Hanora Denton. ===Convent of Mercy, Mornington=== * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article201139724 Death of Unknown WHYTE (in religion Rev. Mother Sebastian)] 21 Jan 1913. See also: http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article10761293; http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article171232306. * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article3874477 Death of Unknown DWYER (in religion Sr. Mary Ligouri)] 23 Aug 1927. ===Convent of Mercy, North Melbourne=== * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article10848142 Death of Unknown DAVIS (in religion Sr. Mary de Sales)] 09 Apr 1910. See also: http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article184298758; * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article142947007 Death of Bridget O'TOOLE (in religion Sr. Mary Margaret)] 15 Jul 1911. Daughter of Daniel O'Toole, of Geelong. * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article120936196 Death of Fanny HENRY (in religion Sr. Mary Xaveria)] 28 Aug 1914. See also: http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article198645787; http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article10803944. Daughter of Joseph and Kate Henry. ===Convent of Mercy, St. Arnaud=== * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article203744412 Death of Unknown BARRETT (in religion Sr. Mary Agnes)] 22 Jun 1932. ===Convent of Mercy, Trentham=== * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article203633570 Death of ''Michael M. HASSETT,'' brother of Lucie (in religion Sr. Mary Patrick, of this congregation)] 21 Jul 1923. Family: Sr. Mary Getrude (Annette HASSETT), sister. ===Convent of Mercy, Warrnambool=== *Maria (Mother Mary Stanislaus Joseph) ALDRIDGE
'''Wikitree Profile:''' [[Aldridge-2068|Mother Mary Stanislaus Joseph]]
'''Parent'''; ''father William Henry Aldridge''
'''Death:''' Vic BDM Registration No: 7989 / 1908 ===Convent of Mercy, Woodend=== * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article1607443 Death of Unknown BOURKE (in religion Sr. Mary Josephine)] 28 Oct 1916. See also: http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article154378573; http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article151842642. Daughter of James and Mary Bourke, of Carlsruhe. ===Our Lady of Sion Convent, Box Hill=== Convent Notes: Formerly formerly known by the French name - Notre Dame de Sion. Associated School: Our Lady of Sion College. ===Our Lady of Sion Convent, Sale=== * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article172205509 Death of Unknown BOLAND (in religion Rev. Mother Marie Agatho)] 18 Mar 1943. Daughter of Philip and Johanna Boland, Tinamba. *[ http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article172192874 Death of Mary O'Kelly in Religion "Mother Marie Raphaela" O'Kelly fdns
'''Wikitree Profile: ''' [[O'Kelly-218| "Mother Marie Raphaela" O'Kelly fdns]]
'''Parents: ''' [[O'Kelly-217|Edward O'Kelly]] and [[McDonald-25827|Mary McDonald]]
''' Death: ''' VIC BDM: 18155/1941
''' Sibling''' [[O'Kelly-219|Elizabeth Mary "Mother Mary Leo" O'Kelly fdns]] * No Death Notice for Elizabeth O'Kelly
'''Wikitree Profile: ''' [[O'Kelly-219|Elizabeth Mary "Mother Mary Leo" O'Kelly fdns]]
'''Parents: ''' [[O'Kelly-217|Edward O'Kelly]] and [[McDonald-25827|Mary McDonald]]
''' Death: ''' Vic BDM Registration number 19233 / 1949
''' Sibling''' [[O'Kelly-218| "Mother Marie Raphaela" O'Kelly fdns]] * No death notice for Death of Julia Coffey
'''Wikitree Profile: ''' Coffey-4915| Julia Mary Rose "Rev Mother Alphonsus de Sion" Coffey fdns]]
'''Parents: ''' [[Coffey-4912|Michael Coffey]] and [[Joyce-4493|Julia Joyce]]
''' Death: ''' Vic BDM Registration number 10298/1935 ===OLSH Convent, Bentleigh=== ===OLSH Convent, Elmore=== ===St. Joseph's Convent, Carlton=== (Including East Hawthorn, Box Hill & Carlton). * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article15808675 Death of Unknown MOLLOY (in religion Mother Mary Baptista, Mother-General of Australasia of the Order of Sisters of St. Joseph of the Sacred Heart)] 29 Oct 1918. See also: http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article239578924 * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article15808971 Requiem Mass at St. Mary's Chapel, North Sydney of Mother Mary Baptista MOLLOY] 31 Oct 1918. See also: http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article239580096 * Cecilia Mary ALLEN (in religion Sr. Mary Eustace)
'''Wikitree Profile: ''' [[Allen-38025|Cecilia Mary "Sr Mary Eustace" Allen]]
'''Parents: ''' father was John AKA Joanne Allen and her mother was Elizabeth Curtis.
''' Death: ''' VIC BDM: 15955/1970 no newspaper notice as at 13 Nov 2019 ===St. Joseph's Convent, North Richmond=== * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article48858774 Death of Barbara DUNCAN (in religion Sr. Mary Mildred)] 29 Apr 1940. ===Sacred Heart Convent, East Malvern=== Convent Notes: Located on Burke Road. Associated School: Sacre Coeur College. =='''Western Australia'''== ===Brigidine Convent, West Perth=== * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article167751575 Death of Unknown GERHARD (in religion Rev. Mother Gertrude)] 08 May 1924. See also: http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article167751820 ===Presentation Convent, Collie=== * No Death Notice found for Norah Mary Ambrose. Dise 1911, Collie.
'''Wikitree Profile:''' [[Ambrose-1225|Norah Mary "Sr Mary Agnes" Ambrose PBVM]]
'''Parents:''' Edward Ambrose and Mary Sliney
'''Death:''' WA BDM: Reg No: 59 Year: 1911 ===Convent of Mercy, Perth=== * Death of Catherine Aylward
'''Wikitree Profile:''' [[Aylward-366|Sr Mary Bridget]]
'''Parents:'''Edmond Aylward , Margaret Dunphy.
'''Death:''' Western Australia BDM Registration No: 14359 Year 1886, ===Presentation Convent, Mosman Park=== * No death notice found for death of Louisa Banting.
'''Wikitree Profile''' [[Banting-98|Sr Mary Matha]]
'''Parents:''' John Banting and Bridget Coonan
'''Death:''' Western Australia BDM Reg No:873/1964. ===Presentation Convent, Geraldton=== *[http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article67225581 Death of Sister Mary Philip Barry, 28 Oct 1929]
'''Wikitree Profile''' [[Barry-4555|Anastasia "Sr Mary Philip" Barry ]]
'''Parents:''' Peter Barry and Ellen Hayes
'''Death:''' Western Australia BDM Registration: Barry Mary P Female Geraldton Reg No: 85 Year: 1929 ===St. Joseph's Convent, Kalamunda=== * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article93911689 Death of ''Annie MARTIN'', daughter of Unknown UNKNOWN (in religion Sister Celina, of this congregation)] 29 Jul 1954. ===Sisters of St John of God=== * No death notice found. Death of Margaret Baggott.
'''Wikitree Profile''' [[Baggott-116|Sr Mary Patricia]]
'''Parents:''' Michael Baggott and Mary Sheehy.
'''Death:''' Western Australia BDM Reg No: 21 /1941 *No death notice found for Lizzie Nugent.
'''Wikitree Profile''' [[Nugent-1311|Lizzie Ann "Sr Mary Teresa" Nugent]]
'''Death:''' Western Australia BDM Registration No: 7 Year 1969
'''Parents:''' [[Nugent-1310|John Nugent]] [[Fitzpatrick-3354|Mary Fitzpatrick]]
Siblings in religious life: [[Nugent-1312|Mary Bridget "Sr Mary of Simeon's Prophecy" Nugent]], [[Nugent-1314|Margaret "Sr Mary Teresa" Nugent]], [[Nugent-1315|Alice "Sr Mary Arsenius" Nugent]] =='''Died in New Zealand'''== * '''Wikitree Profile:''' [[Archdeacon-69|"Sister Mary Alicia"]] '''Entered Convent''' at Penola, SA.
''' Parents:''' Henry Archdeacon, Martha Bluette
'''Death:''' NZ BDM: 1957/37888
''' Wikitree Profile:''' [[Young-43034|Helena Mary (Lena) "Sr Mary Albeus" Young csb]]
'''Parents: ''' Samuel Young and Johanna Moynihan.
Died aged 105 years. ===Brigidine Convent, Cowra=== *[http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article144530090 Death of Mother Alphonsus Barry late of Brigidine Convent Cowra.] 6 Jan 1941
'''Wikitree Pro'''file: [[Barry-5381 | Esther Ellen Laura "Mother Mary Alphonsus" Barry csb.
'''Parents:''' William Barry and Mary Ellen Kenyon.
'''Death:''' NSW BDM: 3995/1941 * No death notice for Elizabeth Bergin died 1 October 1900.
'''Wikitree Profile:''' [[Bergin-466 | Eliza [middle name?] "Mother Mary Catherine" Bergin csb]]
''' Parents:''' James Bergin and Kitty.
'''Death:''' NSW BDM: 12329/1900 ===Sisters of Charity Convent, Liverpool=== * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article171407725 Death of ''Bridget O'DWYER,'' mother of Unknown (in religion Sr. Mary Romuald, of this congregation)] 06 Aug 1925. 1 sister also professed.
''' Wikitree Profile: '''[[Maher-2834|Bridget [middle name?] O'Dwyer formerly Maher aka Dwyer, Meagher]] Also http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article172513374 Death of Sarah Ann "Sr Mary Romuald" O'Dwyer rsc 17 July 1950.
''' Wikitree Profile: ''' [[O'Dwyer-342|Sarah Ann "Sr Mary Romuald" O'Dwyer rsc]]
'''Parents: ''' [[O'Dwyer-341|Laurence O'Dwyer]] and [[Maher-2834|Bridget Maher]]
'''Sibling:''' [[O'Dwyer-343|Johanna "Sr Mary Bridget" O'Dwyer csb]] ===Dominican Convent, Moss Vale=== * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article131091088 Death of Alice O'CARROLL (in religion Rev. Mother Mary Dominic)] 12 Aug 1929. See also: http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article118065849
''' Wikitree Profile: ''' [[O'Carroll-198|Mother Mary Dominic O'Carroll]]
'''Parents: ''' John O'Carroll, Alicia Keely
'''Death: ''' NSW BDM Reg. 17295/1929 at Moss Vale. ===Dominican Convent, Tamworth=== * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article16828333 Death of Alice YOULL (in religion Sr. Mary Edmund)] 19 Sep 1931. Daughter of Gibson Youll and Catherine Buckley, of Mayfield.
''' Wikitree Profile: '''[[Youll-29|Alice M "Sr Mary Edmund" Youll]]
'''Death:''' NSW BDM - Death Reg. 15103/1931 at Tamworth. * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article136696300 Death of Martha Mary CORBET (in religion Sr. Mary de Pazzi)] 16 Sep 1933.
'''Wikitree Profile:''' [[Corbet-828|Martha Mary (Sr Mary de Pazzi) Corbet OP]]
'''Parents:''' Robert Henry and Louisa Frances Conroy
'''Death:''' NSW BDM - Death Reg. 16685/1933 at Tamworth. b. Ireland * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article127083002 Death of, and Requiem Mass for Ellen O'SULLIVAN (in religion Sr. Mary de Ricci)] 26 Aug 1935. [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article119445863 Reception].
'''Parents:''' James and Mary
'''Death:''' NSW BDM - Death Reg. 16615/1935 or 4433/1935 both at Tamworth. ===Good Samaritan Convent Glebe=== *[http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article108257081 Death of Sr M Cajetan Smith.] Catherine Mary Smyth AKA Smith daughter of John . Born Ireland entered the convent age 15 years on 2 July 1870 joined Good Sams and died 12 July 1903 * No death notice for Ada Agnes Daley in religion Sr M. Gabriel died 29 December 1923.
'''Wikitree profile''' [[Daley-1833 | Ada Agnes "Sr. Mary Gabriel" Daley SGS]]
'''Parents:''' [[Daley-1808|Owen Daley]] [[Geraghty-404|Elizabeth Geraghty]]
'''Death:''' New South Wales BDM: 16/1924
Siblings: [[Daley-1834 |Grace M E "Mother Mary Alphonsus" Daley PBVM]] and [[Daley-1835 | Sarah Jane (Clara) "Sr Mary Gregory" Daley LCM]] ===Good Shepherd Convent, Ashfield=== * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article1635366 Death of ''Bridget HEALY,'' mother of Mary HEALY (in religion Sr. Blessed Margaret Mary, of this congregation)] 13 Jul 1917. See also: http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article1635682; http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article154369945. Daughter of Edmund and Bridget Healy. 2 sisters also nuns in other congregations. *[http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article11514620 Death: BYRNE -On the 22nd ult., at the Convent of the Good Shepherd, Sydney, Annie Byrne (in religion Sister Mary Marcella) eldest daughter of Michael Byrne, Campbelltown, NSW, aged 31 years
'''Wikitree profile''' [[Byrne-5896 |Anne Jane (Annie) "Sr Mary Marcella" Byrne SGS]]
'''Parents:''' Michael Byrne and [[Warby-121|Jane Warby]]
'''Death:''' New South Wales BDM: 883/1875 ===Convent of Mercy, Balranald=== * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article1595344 Death of Unknown COLLINS (in religion Rev. Mother Mary Aloysius) at the Convent of the Sisters of the Good Shepherd, Albert Park] 07 Feb 1917. See also: http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article154383609; http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article152195940. * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article3977744 Death of Unknown WELCH (in religion Sr. Mary Agnes)] 28 Dec 1928. Entered Mercy Convent DENILIQUIN NSW 1890 religious name Sr Agnes b.abt 1870 . She is the eldest daughter father deceased at Junee. Her sister is Mrs MJ Egan, Claremont Died 26 December 1928 at COONARA Hospital Melbourne, Buried Baldranald. Founded Baldranald ===Convent of Mercy, Bathurst=== * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article239759271 Death of Mary J. HUGHES (in religion Rev. Mother Mary Justinian, Superioress-General) at the Convent of Mercy, Dubbo] 09 Oct 1920.
'''Parents:''' Francis and Eliza Hughes.
'''Death:''' NSW BDM - Death reg. 20689/1920 at Dubbo. * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article146412345 Death of Annie AHEARNE or AHERN (in religion Sr. Mary Regis)] 25 Oct 1934.
'''Wikitree profile:''' [[Ahern-581|Sister Mary Regis RSM]]
'''Death :''' NSW BDM 21667/1934 at Bathurst. * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article104421498 Death of Sister Mary Genevieve. Artus (1901, May 4) ][ http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article252197972]
'''Wikitree profile:''' [[Artus-39|Sr Mary Genevieve Artus]]
'''Death:''' NSW BDM Registration No: 4598/1901 ===Convent of Mercy, Baulkham Hills=== * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article172027489 Death of Unknown PELLY (in religion Sr. Mary Anselm)] 03 Nov 1939. Daughter of Thomas Pelly, of Benalla (Vic.) Note: notice says "Baultham Hills" Margaret Pelly b. St James Victoria, b. abt 1893. Entered Mercy convent 11 Oct 1913 Mother: Margaret Cannow . Died 7 Oct 1938. ===Convent of Mercy, Binda=== * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article167063555 Death of Unknown SHANAHAN (in religion Rev. Mother Mary Imelda)] 28 Oct 1932 Born Murrundi NSW 4 Feb 1885 to Sara and John ( A*) Entered Mercy convent GOULBURN 26 June 1909. Died 4 Oct 1932 ===Convent of Mercy, Broken Hill=== * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article167048079 Death of Unknown DONOVAN (in religion Rev. Mother Mary Bernard)] 02 May 1930.
'''Wikitree profile:''' [[Donovan-2736|Margaret "Sr Mary Bernard" Donovan]]
'''Parents:''' Murty Donovan and Kate Foran.
'''Death:''' NSW Death Registration No. 8126/1930 at Broken Hill * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article167077034 Death of Mary McKENNA (in religion Sr. Martha)] 14 Feb 1936.
'''Wikitree profile:''' [[McKenna-2570|Mary [middle name?] "Sr Mary Martha" McKenna rsm]]
'''Parents:''' james McKenna and Margaret ? Wilkinson
''' Death:''' NSW BDM 5702/1936. * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article167088354 Death of Unknown JONES (in religion Sr. Mary Catherine)] 27 Mar 1953. Daughter of Henry and Catherine Morgan-Jones. Born Evelyn Mary Jones Murray Bridge SA 3 Jan to Henry Jones and Catherine Roche. Entered 14 June 1914. Died 5 Mar 1953 Buried Broken Hill. ===Convent of Mercy, Chatswood=== * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article15893100 Death of Mary J. McLENAGHAN (in religion Sr. Mary Josephine)] 05 Jun 1920.
'''Parents;"'' Bernard and Margaret McLenaghan, of Ermington
''"Death;"'' NSW Death Registration No. 8322/1920 at Chatswood. Buried Gore Hill d.4 June 1920 * No death notice found.''' Wikitree Profile:''' [[Artup-1|Sister Mary Eulalia]]
'''Parents:'''Andrew Artup (1967- 1938) and Florence Ada Brownlow (1869-1959)
'''Death:''' NSW BDM Registration No: 26613/1966 ===Convent of Mercy, Corowa=== * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article205099424 Death of Mary Margaret M'INTYRE (in religion Sr. Mary Berchmans)] 09 Apr 1932. See also: http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article4446074. Daughter of William and Mary McIntyre, of Parkville. Mary McIntyre born 22 June 1884 Ballarat Vic ., to William and Mary Ann French. Entered Mercy convent Goulburn 4 Nov 1902. Died 6 March 1932. Mother died Gardenvale 1921. Sister Kathleen born 12 Jul 1894 Warragul VIC., ENTERED 6 jAN 1913 Melbourne Mercy Convent Took name Sr M. Christina DIED 10 June 1987 Newtown ===Convent of Mercy, Dubbo=== ===Convent of Mercy, Forbes=== * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article10132535 Death of Unknown O'SULLIVAN (in religion Sr. Mary Baptist)] 07 Sep 1907. See also: http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article205007317; http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article169887560. Native of Linton (Vic.)
''' Wikitree Profile:''' [[OSullivan-2570|Martha "Sr Mary Baptist" OSullivan rsm]]
'''Parents:'''[[OSullivan-2571|Patrick O'Sullivan]] and Ellen O'Neil. Siblings added to tree. ===Convent of Mercy, Grafton=== * Death of Mary Terese ADAMS (in religion Sr Dominic) ; No death notice
'''Wikitree Profile:''' [[Adams-38418 |"Sr Dominic" Adams RSM]]
'''Parents:''' James Adams and Mary Toney
'''Death:''' New South Wales BDM Registration No: 33045 Year 1957 ===Convent of Mercy Goulburn=== *[No current death notice available for Jessie Alcock.]
''' Wikitree Profile:''' [[Alcock-899|Mother Mary Carmel]]
'''Parents:''' Dennis Alcock and Sarah Gray.
'''Death:''' NSW BDM Registration No: 17275/1961 ===Convent of Mercy, Gunnedah=== * No newspaper Notice, '''Wikitree Profile:''' [[Agostinelli-12|Sr Mary Luigi]]
Parents: John and JACOMINA
'''Death:''' NSW BDM AGOSTINELLI Mary Luigi; Registration No 2482/1945 at GUNNEDAH
* [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article47012567 Death of Eva DOWNIE (in religion Sr. Mary Evangelist)] 24 Aug 1926. ===Convent of Mercy, Mudgee=== * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article11641000 Death of Unknown CURTAYNE (in religion Sr. Mary Aloysius)] 21 Dec 1911. See also http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article170937073. Daughter of W. B. and M. Curtayne.
'''Wikkitree Profile:'''[[Curtayne-6|Sarah Jane "Sr Mary Aloysius" Curtayne]]
''' Parents:''' William Bourke Curtayne and Margaret Molony.
'''Death:''' NSW BDM Registration No: 15504/1911 * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article154811197 Death of Unknown LYNCH (in religion Sr. Mary Filumena)] 27 Apr 1917. See also: http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article74567852; http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article154811489. ===Convent of Mercy, Parramatta=== *No death notice.
Entered Convent [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article111105713 Sr Mary Liguori (Miss AGNEW).
'''Wikitree Profile:''' [[Agnew-1468|Elizabeth Annie (Sr Mary Liguori) Agnew RSM]]
'''Death:''' NSW BDM Reg No: 9899/1952.
'''Parents:''' [[Agnew-1459|Hugh Agnew]] and [[Sinclair-5524|Ellen Sinclair]] AKA Gribbon. * No death notice for Helena AHERN (in religion Sr Mary Gerard).
'''Wikitree Profile:''' [[Ahern-579|Helena "Sr Mary Gerard" Ahern rsm]]
'''Death:''' New South Wales BDM Registration No: 18053/1953. * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-page1344968 HAYDON.—October 11, 1900, Kathleen, second dearly beloved daughter of Martin Haydon, Granville, known in religion as Sr. Mary De Chaubel, in her 21st year. Convent of Mercy, Parramatta. R.I.P. ===OLSH Convent, Bellingen=== Convent Notes: The French name for this order: Filles (Soeurs) de Note Dame du Sacre Coeur (FNDSC), hence FNDSC post-nominals * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article36004655 Death of ''Peter HINES'', father of Patty (in religion Sr. Mary Regina, of this congregation)] 14 Oct 1947. See also: http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article93226569; http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article167717324. Daughter of Peter and Catherine Hines.
'''Family:''' [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article167722155 Death of Catherine Hines], mother. ===OLSH Convent, Bowral=== * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article51886008 Death of Gertrude Teresa WISE (in religion Sr. Mary Perpetua fndsc)] 26 Sep 1934. Daughter of Mrs. Florence Wise, of Brisbane Street, Launceston. * No death notice found for Ita Ayrton (in religion Sr Mary Ita).
'''Wikitree Profile:''' [[Ayrton-39|Sr Mary Ita]]
''' Parents:''' [[Ayrton-38|Richard Ayrton]] [[Marshall-5516|Mary Marshall]]
'''Death:''' New South Wales BDM Registration No: 16583/1928 * No death notice found for Ada Roarty (in religion Sr Mary Lucy).
'''Wikitree Profile:''' [[Roarty-3|Sr Mary Lucy]]
'''Parents:''' [[Roarty-7|John Roarty]] and [[Woods-1726|Margaret Woods]]
'''Death:''' New South Wales BDM Registration No: 23147/1944.
'''Sibling:''' ''[[Roarty-4|Maud M. "Sr Mary Alphonsus" Roarty LCM]]'' ===Convent of the Sisters of Our Lady of the Sacred Heart (OLSH), Bowraville=== ===Convent of the Sisters of Our Lady of the Sacred Heart (OLSH), Kensington (NSW)=== * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article167770980 Death of Unknown BYRNE (in religion Rev. Mother Bernardine)] 15 Aug 1941. Daughter of John and Catherine Byrne, of Strathalbyn (SA). ===Presentation Convent, Lismore=== *[http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article94467766 Death of Mother M. Alphonsus Daley 21 Feb 1936 ===Presentation Convent, Murwillumbah=== *[http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article191770727 MOTHER MARY GERTRUDE BOWE. (1938, December 12).
''' Wikkitree Profile:''' [Bowe-550|Margaret "Mother Mary Gertrude" Bowe]]
'''Parents:''' Michael Bowe and Mary Butler
'''Death:''' NSW BDM Registration No:31525/1954 ]] ===Presentation Convent, Ryde=== * No Death Notice as yet for Ellie Aherne died 1969.
'''Wikitree Profile:''' [[Aherne-47|Ellie "Sr Mary Canice" Aherne PBVM]]
'''Parents:''' John Aherne and Ellen Slattery
'''Death:''' NSW BDM Registration No: 21672/1969 * No death notice available yet for Lucy Brazel died 1966 in Sydney.
'''Wikitree Profile:''' [[Brazel-93|Lucy Elizabeth "Mother Mary Aquinas" Brazel]]
'''Parents:'''Peter Brazel and Brigid Gleeson.
'''Death:''' NSW BDM Registration No: 16945/1966 ===Presentation Convent, Wagga Wagga === *[http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article146615827 Diocese Pays Final Tribute To Mother ML De Pazzi. http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article172230135.
'''Wikitree Profile:''' [[Ansley-453|Ann Bridget (Annie) "Rev. Mother De Pazzi" Ansley]]
'''Death:''' New South Wales BDM Registration No: 22355/1946.
'''Parents:''' [[Ansley-454|John Ansley]] and [[Madden-2591|Mary Madden]] *Unknown Convent for Death. Ellie AHERNE Probably died in Mount St Margaret's Ryde.
''' Profession:''' 1 Feb 1902 at Wagga Wagga.
'''Wikitree Profile:''' [[Aherne-47|Ellie "Sr Mary Canice" Aherne]] * No death notice for Lily Armstrong
'''Wikitree Profile:''' [[Armstrong-15877|Lily "Sr Mary" Armstrong]]
'''Death:''' New South Wales BDM Registration No:16058/1893 .
'''Parents''' were Thomas Armstrong and Mary Woods ===Convent of St. Joseph, Lochinvar=== * No death notice for Elizabeth Barry
'''Wikitree Profile:''' [[Barry-4743|Elizabeth "Sr Mary Dominic" Barry rsj]]
'''Death:''' New South Wales BDM Registration No: 19382/1938 .
'''Parents''' were Michael Barry and Mary Cotter
Siblings: [[Barry-4740|Kate Barry rsj]] and [[Barry-4741|Sabina Barry rsj]] * No death notice for Mary Jane Baker
'''Wikitree Profile:''' [[Baker-45810|Mary Jane "Sr Mary Angela" Baker rsj]]
'''Parents''' Robert Baker and Mary Louisa Worrad .
'''Death:''' New South Wales BDM Registration No: 18102/1969 ===Convent of St. Joseph, Camperdown=== * No death notice for Margarita Allen
'''Wikitree Profile:''' [[Allen-38028|Margarita "Sr Mary Killian" Allen ]]
'''Death:''' New South Wales BDM Registration No:13156/1907.
'''Parents''' were Patricus {Patrick} Allen and Anne Shiel. ===Convent of St. Joseph, North Goulburn === Convent Notes: Convent of the Sacred Heart *[http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article98901270 Death of Sister Mary Clare Gorman, 17 Mar 1916.
'''Wikitree Profile:''' [[Gorman-2808|Ellen "Mother M. Clare" Gorman rsj]]
'''Parents:''' Joseph Gorman and Ellen Prout.
'''Death:''' New South Wales BDM Registration: 3174/1916 ===Sacred Heart Convent, Rose Bay=== Convent Notes: Associated School: Kincoppal Rose Bay. * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article239606141 Death of, and Requiem Mass for Unknown STUART (in religion Rev. Mother Janet)] 24 Oct 1914. * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article17633117 Death of Unknown RANKIN (in religion Sr. Catherine Lucy)] 27 Dec 1939. RSCJ SYDNEY RANKIN RANKIN CATHERINE LUISA DONALD MCARTHUR ANN 62/07/15 SCOTLAND STRATHAM 95/04/25 39/12/26 DIED KINCOPPAL. BORN AUSTRALIA? GEELONG ? * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article205187766 Death of Unknown HEALY (in religion Sr. May)] 03 Sep 1938. Daughter of Matthew and Julia Healy. HEALY HEALY MARY MATTHEW KEANE JULIA 89/08/01 AUS VIC STH YARRA 12/07/26 38/09/02 DIED ROSE BAY. BORN SOUTH YARRA. DIP. BIM =='''Queensland'''== ===Convent of Mercy, Gympie=== * Sisters who served in Gympie; [http://www.spcgympie.qld.edu.au/our-college/Documents/Gympie%20Catholic%20Schools%201879%202003.pdf * '''Wikitree Profile:''' [[Ahlberg-136|Sister Mary Concepta ]]
'''Parents:''' Andrew Ahlberg and Isabella McMullin ===Good Samaritans, Innisfail=== * No record on Trove. Death of Sister Mary Assisium Bailey
''' Wikitree Profile:''' [[Bailey-27220|Margaret Elizabeth Gladys (Mary Gladys SGS) "Sr Mary Assisium" Bailey]]
'''Parents''' George Bailey and Mary Donnelly
'''Death:''' Queensland BDM Registration: 1938/C/164 ===Perpetual Adoration Convent, Fortitude Valley=== =='''South Australia'''== ===Little Sisters of the Poor Convent, Glen Osmond=== Convent Notes: Also known as "Lourdes Valley" Convent. Now a Catholic aged care home (Villa Maria). Order is of French origin. Post-nominals PSDP (Petit Soeurs des Pauvres) * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article45750876 Death of Katherine HANAGAN] 25 Feb 1931. * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article129901395 Death of, and Requiem Mass for Maria WERQUIN (in religion Sr. Bathilde de la Nativite)] 02 Jul 1948. See also: http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article43773264; http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article93185660. May not be a religious ===Good Samaritan Convent, Crystal Brook=== * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article74640610 Death of, and Requiem Mass for Gertrude Mary KAUTER (in religion Sr. Mary Hyacinth) at Calvary Hospital, North Adelaide] 29 Apr 1947. See also: http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article93347116.
'''Wikitree Profile:'''[[ Kauter-34| "Sr Mary Hyacinth" ]]
'''Parents:''' [[Kauter-33|Joseph Kauter]] and [[Idstein-3|Annie Idstein]]
'''Death:''' South Australia BDM: Year 1947 No: 712/1779. ===Good Samaritan Convent, Gawler=== * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article46987264 Death of Margaret NEYLAN (in religion Sr. Mary Benigna)] 13 Jul 1933. ===Convent of Mercy, Brighton (SA)=== * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article131884415 Death of, and Requiem Mass for Mary Teresa DOWLING (in religion Sr. Mary Francis) at Calvary Hospital, North Adelaide] 08 Mar 1939. See also http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article74401679. ===Convent of Mercy, Millicent=== * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article77775576 Death of Unknown McKERRIN (in religion Sr. Mary Joseph)] 09 Jun 1915. Daughter of J. McKerrin, of Ballarat. ===Convent of Mercy, Mount Barker=== * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article5652541 Death of Unknown O'BRIEN (in religion Sr. Mary Ignatius)] 29 Dec 1919. See also: http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article166429224 * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article47751525 Death of Margaret MOONEY (in religion Sr. Mary Michael)] 12 Oct 1936. ===Dominican Convent, Kapunda=== ===St. Joseph's Convent, Jamestown=== * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article36371197 Death of Mary Josephine MURRAY (in religion Sr. Mary Atrracta)] 09 Jun 1949. ===St. Joseph's Convent, Kadina=== * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article132037799 Death of, and Requiem Mass (at Kensington Convent Chapel) for Mary COGHLAN (in religion Sr. Mary Marian) at Calvary Hospital, North Adelaide] 28 Nov 1936. See also: http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article55731854. ===St. Joseph's Convent, Port Adelaide=== * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article55724160 Death of Gertrude Irene SHEEHAN (in religion Sr. Mary Lucilla) at Calvary Hospital, North Adelaide] 18 Jan 1936. See also: http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article167077034 ===St. Joseph's Convent, Spalding=== * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article127052937 Death of, and Requiem Mass for Anna Augusta Elizabeth BURING (in religion Sr. Mary Carolus)] 26 Jul 1947. See also: http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article35990129; http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article93223871; http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article167716312. ===St. Joseph's Convent, Terowie=== * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article43765644 Death of Kathleen RICHARDSON (in religion Sr. Mary Marcella)] 04 May 1948. See also: http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article43765308; http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article167719712; http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article167719796. Daughter of John and Bridget Richardson. ===St. Joseph's Refuge, Fullarton=== Organisation Notes: Run by Sisters of St. Joseph of the Sacred Heart * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article209765917 Requiem Mass (at St. Raphael's Church, Parkside) for Unknown UNKNOWN (in religion Sr. Hedwige)] 01 Aug 1917. See also: http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article5540475 * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article210654286 Funeral for Unknown UNKNOWN (in religion Sr. Barbara)] 22 Aug 1921. * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article127301930 Death of, and Requiem Mass for Norah CUTTLE (in religion Sr. Mary Killian)] 14 Apr 1947. See also: http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article74634452; http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article93342794. =='''Tasmania'''== ===Sisters of Charity Convent, New Norfolk=== Convent Notes: Also known as St. Brigid's Convent. * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article29172500 Death of, and Requiem Mass for Unknown DOVE (in religion Sr. Mary Campion)] 17 Dec 1934. See also: http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article29172677. ===Convent of Mercy, Burnie=== * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article153085723 Death of Unknown HEARN (in religion Rev. Mother Mary Xavier)] 04 Jan 1921. See also: http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article51105128 ===Convent of Mercy, Latrobe=== * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article171791869 Death of Unknown DOOLEY (in religion Rev. Mother Mary de Sales)] 17 Mar 1932. See also: http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article67912545; http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article51728618; http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article29946819. ===St. Joseph's Convent, Devonport=== * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article199315100 Death of Ellen (Nellie) JOHNSTONE (in religion Sr. Mary Josephine)] 02 Oct 1907. ===St. Joseph's Convent, Cygnet=== * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article29923482 Death of, and Requiem Mass for Unknown FITZPATRICK (in religion Sr. Mary Stanislaus)] 07 Sep 1931. See also: http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article29923613. ===St. Joseph's Convent, Moonah=== * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article25227095 Death of, and Requiem Mass for Unknown REIDY (in religion Sr. Mary Augustine)] 13 Jul 1936. * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article26447494 Death of, and Requiem Mass for Unknown REEDY (in religion Sr, Mary Gabriel) at Calvary Hospital, Hobart] 02 Feb 1948. Superior of convent. See also: http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article69071086; http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article52626272. ===St. Joseph's Convent, Queenstown=== Convent Notes: Also known as "Our Lady of the Sacred Heart Convent" * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article27088973 Death of, and Funeral for Unknown MILLEDGE (in religion Sr. Mary Leonard)] 17 May 1952. =='''Victoria'''== ===Brigidine Convent, Ardeer=== * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article71883791 Death of ''Mary Ann RYAN,'' mother of Unknown RYAN (in religion Rev. Mother Mary Albens), of this congregation] 21 May 1955.
'''Family:''' Kathleen (Rev. Mother Mary Celestine), sister. ===Brigidine Convent, Northcote=== * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article11910775 Death of Johanna "Sr Mary Bridget" O'Dwyer csb 31 August 1950;
'''Wikitree Profile:''' [[O'Dwyer-343|Johanna "Sr Mary Bridget" O'Dwyer csb]]
''' Parents''' [[O'Dwyer-341|Laurence O'Dwyer]] and [[Maher-2834|Bridget Maher]]
''' Sibling:''' [[O'Dwyer-342|Sarah Ann "Sr Mary Romuald" O'Dwyer rsc]] ===Sisters of Charity Convent, East Melbourne=== Convent Notes: Formerly located on Grey Street. Closed. Associated School: Catholic Ladies' College (relocated to Eltham). * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article167008034 Death of Unknown O'BRIEN (in religion Sr. Mary Tarcisius)] 25 Oct 1912. See also: http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article5346819. Daughter of John and Elizabeth F. O'Brien, of Peterborough (SA). * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article154379199 Death of ''Corporal John Davitt JAGEURS,'' nephew of Unknown BARTLEY (in religion Sr. Barnada, of this congregation)] 14 Sep 1916. See also http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article151840685. Family: [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article203285910 Death of Elizabeth BARTLEY, mother] 24 Nov 1930; [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article23461480 Rev. Father Gerald F. BARTLEY, brother] 25 Nov 1954
'''Wikitree Profile:''' [[Bartley-1567 |Elizabeth [middle name?] "Sr Mary Bernarda" Bartley rsc]]
'''Wikitree Profile:''' [[Bartley-1563 | Gertrude Mary (Gerte) "Sr Mary John the Baptist" Bartley]] ===Sisters of Charity Convent, Essendon=== ===FCJ Convent, Healesville=== * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article1638408 Death of ''Maria WILLIAMSON,'' mother of Unknown (in religion Rev. Mother Theresa, of this congregation)] 26 Jul 1917. See also: http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article154382581 ===Little Sisters of the Poor Convent, Northcote=== * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article6221399 Death of Unknown UNKNOWN (in religion Sr. Marie Claire Mother Provincial] 11 Feb 1889 ===Convent of Mercy, Ascot Vale=== * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article1454835 Death of Marcella HAYES (in religion Sr. Mary Aquinas)]. See also: http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article155210424; Daughter of T. P. Hayes, of Kyneton. ===Convent of Mercy, Camperdown (Vic.)=== * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article73553200 Death of Unknown RICKERBY (in religion Rev. Mother Mary Gertrude)] 24 Oct 1914. ===Convent of Mercy, Casterton=== * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article203268057 Death of Alma SHEAHAN (in religion Sr. Mary Marcella)] 21 Dec 1929. See also: http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article4058278. Daughter of James and Mary Sheahan, of Bendigo. ===Convent of Mercy, Coburg=== * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article10470178 Death of Unknown DUFFY (in religion Sr. Mary Ignatius) at Mt. St. Evin's Hospital, Fitzroy] 19 Oct 1910. See also http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article170919172 * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article154996057 Death of Unknown KERLEY (in religion Sr. Mary Claude)] 23 Sep 1915. See also: http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article130699829; http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article1563166. Daughter of John Kerley, of Geelong. ===Convent of Mercy, Heidelberg=== Convent Notes: Located on Cape Street. Associated School: Our Lady of Mercy College, Heidelberg. * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article197493474 Death of Unknown CULLEN (in religion Sr. Mary Joseph)] 01 Sep 1913. See also: http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article143296967. Daughter of J. Cullen, of Dublin, Ireland. * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article2072001 Death of Unknown CONNELL (in religion Sr. Mary Teresa) at St. Benedict's priate hospital, Malvern] 21 Nov 1924. See also: http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article171405572. Daughter of John and Ellen Connell, of Burramine South. ===Convent of Mercy, Kilmore=== * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article9898089 Death of Ellen CONWAY (in religion Sr. Mary John CONWAY)] 28 Jun 1905. See also: http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article139809184. Daughter of Michael Conway. ===Convent of Mercy, Mansfield=== * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article3870613 Death of Unknown KELLACKY (in religion Sr. Mary Alphonsus)] 03 Aug 1927. See also: http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article171641928. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kellacky, of Ararat. * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article3978148 Death of Unknown DENTON (in religion Sr. Mary Aquino) at private hosptial, Malvern] 31 Dec 1928. See also: http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article204250291. Daughter of William and Hanora Denton. ===Convent of Mercy, Mornington=== * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article201139724 Death of Unknown WHYTE (in religion Rev. Mother Sebastian)] 21 Jan 1913. See also: http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article10761293; http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article171232306. * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article3874477 Death of Unknown DWYER (in religion Sr. Mary Ligouri)] 23 Aug 1927. ===Convent of Mercy, North Melbourne=== * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article10848142 Death of Unknown DAVIS (in religion Sr. Mary de Sales)] 09 Apr 1910. See also: http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article184298758; * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article142947007 Death of Bridget O'TOOLE (in religion Sr. Mary Margaret)] 15 Jul 1911. Daughter of Daniel O'Toole, of Geelong. * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article120936196 Death of Fanny HENRY (in religion Sr. Mary Xaveria)] 28 Aug 1914. See also: http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article198645787; http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article10803944. Daughter of Joseph and Kate Henry. ===Convent of Mercy, St. Arnaud=== * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article203744412 Death of Unknown BARRETT (in religion Sr. Mary Agnes)] 22 Jun 1932. ===Convent of Mercy, Trentham=== * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article203633570 Death of ''Michael M. HASSETT,'' brother of Lucie (in religion Sr. Mary Patrick, of this congregation)] 21 Jul 1923. Family: Sr. Mary Getrude (Annette HASSETT), sister. ===Convent of Mercy, Warrnambool=== *Maria (Mother Mary Stanislaus Joseph) ALDRIDGE
'''Wikitree Profile:''' [[Aldridge-2068|Mother Mary Stanislaus Joseph]]
'''Parent'''; ''father William Henry Aldridge''
'''Death:''' Vic BDM Registration No: 7989 / 1908 ===Convent of Mercy, Woodend=== * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article1607443 Death of Unknown BOURKE (in religion Sr. Mary Josephine)] 28 Oct 1916. See also: http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article154378573; http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article151842642. Daughter of James and Mary Bourke, of Carlsruhe. ===Our Lady of Sion Convent, Box Hill=== Convent Notes: Formerly formerly known by the French name - Notre Dame de Sion. Associated School: Our Lady of Sion College. ===Our Lady of Sion Convent, Sale=== * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article172205509 Death of Unknown BOLAND (in religion Rev. Mother Marie Agatho)] 18 Mar 1943. Daughter of Philip and Johanna Boland, Tinamba. *[ http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article172192874 Death of Mary O'Kelly in Religion "Mother Marie Raphaela" O'Kelly fdns
'''Wikitree Profile: ''' [[O'Kelly-218| "Mother Marie Raphaela" O'Kelly fdns]]
'''Parents: ''' [[O'Kelly-217|Edward O'Kelly]] and [[McDonald-25827|Mary McDonald]]
''' Death: ''' VIC BDM: 18155/1941
''' Sibling''' [[O'Kelly-219|Elizabeth Mary "Mother Mary Leo" O'Kelly fdns]] * No Death Notice for Elizabeth O'Kelly
'''Wikitree Profile: ''' [[O'Kelly-219|Elizabeth Mary "Mother Mary Leo" O'Kelly fdns]]
'''Parents: ''' [[O'Kelly-217|Edward O'Kelly]] and [[McDonald-25827|Mary McDonald]]
''' Death: ''' Vic BDM Registration number 19233 / 1949
''' Sibling''' [[O'Kelly-218| "Mother Marie Raphaela" O'Kelly fdns]] * No death notice for Death of Julia Coffey
'''Wikitree Profile: ''' Coffey-4915| Julia Mary Rose "Rev Mother Alphonsus de Sion" Coffey fdns]]
'''Parents: ''' [[Coffey-4912|Michael Coffey]] and [[Joyce-4493|Julia Joyce]]
''' Death: ''' Vic BDM Registration number 10298/1935 ===OLSH Convent, Bentleigh=== ===OLSH Convent, Elmore=== ===St. Joseph's Convent, Carlton=== (Including East Hawthorn, Box Hill & Carlton). * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article15808675 Death of Unknown MOLLOY (in religion Mother Mary Baptista, Mother-General of Australasia of the Order of Sisters of St. Joseph of the Sacred Heart)] 29 Oct 1918. See also: http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article239578924 * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article15808971 Requiem Mass at St. Mary's Chapel, North Sydney of Mother Mary Baptista MOLLOY] 31 Oct 1918. See also: http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article239580096 * Cecilia Mary ALLEN (in religion Sr. Mary Eustace)
'''Wikitree Profile: ''' [[Allen-38025|Cecilia Mary "Sr Mary Eustace" Allen]]
'''Parents: ''' father was John AKA Joanne Allen and her mother was Elizabeth Curtis.
''' Death: ''' VIC BDM: 15955/1970 no newspaper notice as at 13 Nov 2019 ===St. Joseph's Convent, North Richmond=== * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article48858774 Death of Barbara DUNCAN (in religion Sr. Mary Mildred)] 29 Apr 1940. ===Sacred Heart Convent, East Malvern=== Convent Notes: Located on Burke Road. Associated School: Sacre Coeur College. =='''Western Australia'''== ===Brigidine Convent, West Perth=== * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article167751575 Death of Unknown GERHARD (in religion Rev. Mother Gertrude)] 08 May 1924. See also: http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article167751820 ===Presentation Convent, Collie=== * No Death Notice found for Norah Mary Ambrose. Dise 1911, Collie.
'''Wikitree Profile:''' [[Ambrose-1225|Norah Mary "Sr Mary Agnes" Ambrose PBVM]]
'''Parents:''' Edward Ambrose and Mary Sliney
'''Death:''' WA BDM: Reg No: 59 Year: 1911 ===Convent of Mercy, Perth=== * Death of Catherine Aylward
'''Wikitree Profile:''' [[Aylward-366|Sr Mary Bridget]]
'''Parents:'''Edmond Aylward , Margaret Dunphy.
'''Death:''' Western Australia BDM Registration No: 14359 Year 1886, ===Presentation Convent, Mosman Park=== * No death notice found for death of Louisa Banting.
'''Wikitree Profile''' [[Banting-98|Sr Mary Matha]]
'''Parents:''' John Banting and Bridget Coonan
'''Death:''' Western Australia BDM Reg No:873/1964. ===Presentation Convent, Geraldton=== *[http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article67225581 Death of Sister Mary Philip Barry, 28 Oct 1929]
'''Wikitree Profile''' [[Barry-4555|Anastasia "Sr Mary Philip" Barry ]]
'''Parents:''' Peter Barry and Ellen Hayes
'''Death:''' Western Australia BDM Registration: Barry Mary P Female Geraldton Reg No: 85 Year: 1929 ===St. Joseph's Convent, Kalamunda=== * [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article93911689 Death of ''Annie MARTIN'', daughter of Unknown UNKNOWN (in religion Sister Celina, of this congregation)] 29 Jul 1954. ===Sisters of St John of God=== * No death notice found. Death of Margaret Baggott.
'''Wikitree Profile''' [[Baggott-116|Sr Mary Patricia]]
'''Parents:''' Michael Baggott and Mary Sheehy.
'''Death:''' Western Australia BDM Reg No: 21 /1941 *No death notice found for Lizzie Nugent.
'''Wikitree Profile''' [[Nugent-1311|Lizzie Ann "Sr Mary Teresa" Nugent]]
'''Death:''' Western Australia BDM Registration No: 7 Year 1969
'''Parents:''' [[Nugent-1310|John Nugent]] [[Fitzpatrick-3354|Mary Fitzpatrick]]
Siblings in religious life: [[Nugent-1312|Mary Bridget "Sr Mary of Simeon's Prophecy" Nugent]], [[Nugent-1314|Margaret "Sr Mary Teresa" Nugent]], [[Nugent-1315|Alice "Sr Mary Arsenius" Nugent]] =='''Died in New Zealand'''== * '''Wikitree Profile:''' [[Archdeacon-69|"Sister Mary Alicia"]] '''Entered Convent''' at Penola, SA.
''' Parents:''' Henry Archdeacon, Martha Bluette
'''Death:''' NZ BDM: 1957/37888
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[[Category: Nurses, United States Civil War]] '''Nurses' Profiles: US Civil War Era''' :This page is part of [[Space:A_Trilogy:_Women_in_the_Civil_War|''Nurses in the US Civil War Era'']], and includes: *The page's purpose and instructions for help and work in progress, *Alphabetical tables of nurses linked to their WikiTree profiles, *A checklist for work needed on each profile explained in the key below, and * The ''Personal & Service Information'' and other facts migrated from the nurses' data on the [[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses#Table_I._Civil_War_Nurses:_Identification|Nurses Identified]] page. ::::{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-2.jpg|align=c|size=l}} :*For convenience, this table links these pages. {| border="1" align="center" class="wikitable" style="font-style:; font-size:100%; width:100%; border: 3px Solid DarkRed; text-align=center;" |- !Colspan=4|''Nurses in the US Civil War Era'' Pages Links |- |'''Nurses' Pages:''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|''Nurses Identified'']] |[[Space:Nurses_Profiles_-_US_Civil_War_Era|''Nurses' Profiles'']] |[[Space:In_Memoriam_-_Civil_War_Nurses|''Nurses: In Memoriam'']] |- |'''Project Pages:''' |[[Space:A_Trilogy:_Part_One_-_United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|''Free-Space Project Page'']] |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses:_Research_Resources|''Research Resources'']] |[[Space:Nurses_Portraits_and_Project_Images|''Nurses Portraits & Images '']] |- |'''Coming Soon!''' |''Project Guidelines'' |''Workflow & Instructions'' |''Profile Tips & Tricks'' |- |'''Related Pages''' |[[Space:A_Trilogy:_Women_in_the_Civil_War|Introduction: ''Women in the US Civil War Era'']] |[[Space:A_Trilogy:_Part_Two_-_Women_Spies_in_the_United_States_Civil_War|Part Two:'' Women Spies'' ]] |[[Space:A_Trilogy:_Part_Three_-_Women_Soldiers_in_the_United_States_Civil_War|Part Three: ''Women Soldiers'']] |} ::::{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-2.jpg|align=c|size=l}} ==Page Purpose & Goal== :The purpose of this page is: *To list nurses with WikiTree profiles; *A checklist for work needed on profiles; and *To track profile tasks completed. :The goal is to complete nurses' profiles to accomplish all the checklist's tasks. Once a nurse's profile and tasks are completed, the nurse is ''"interred"'' [[Space:In_Memoriam_-_Civil_War_Nurses|''In Memoriam'']]. :'''''{{Green|Profile Guidelines are coming soon!}}''''' ::::{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-2.jpg|align=c|size=l}} ==How to Help== *Adopt an orphaned nurse's profile; *Collaborate on a nurse's profile to complete checklist tasks; *''Join Us'' and help tell the nurses' stories! Here's how: [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:A_Trilogy:_Part_One_-_United_States_Civil_War_Nurses#Do_You_Want_to_Join_Us.3F ''Help Needed!''] ::::{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-2.jpg|align=c|size=l}} ==Profiles Work in Progress== :There are many nurses' profiles on WikiTree ready for work shown in the tables below. The work is in progress once a member adopts a nurse. We have a way to track the profiles ''undergoing cosmetic enhancements''. ::*First, leave a comment on this page or private message to a Profile Manager, and identify the nurse (by name and profile link) you want to work on. ::*Next, please copy and paste this image's code at the top of the profile's ''Edit box ''to alert others. By including the four tildes (~~~~) , your WikiTree ID and date the image is placed, and you are assigned to the profile: *The code to copy and shows in the selected profile's ''Edit box'': '''{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-9.jpg|align=c|size=300|caption='''This profile is undergoing a heath check-up. '''
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[[Your WTID|Your Name]] Time, Day Month Year (UTC)}} ::::{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-2.jpg|align=c|size=l}}- ==Nurses in the US Civil War Era Profiles== ===Tables Key=== :The checklist tables below are alphabetical by ''Current Last Name''. The headings are defined: *'''Nurse Profile''' = nurse's name and link to the WikiTree profile; *'''Personal/Service Information''' = this is a consolidation of the ''FamilySearch (FS) profile'' (FSTFID), Wikipedia and other articles, and the Personal & Service Information from the research on the [[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|''Nurses Identified'']] page. *'''Memorial''' = this column links the ''FindAGrave Memorial'' entered in the template format. *'''Sources Added''' = ''"Yes"'' indicates that at least birth and death sources are correct and linked. "''Needs work''" indicates that there are no birth or death sources (minimum), or the sources are not linked or imaged in the profile. *'''Bio Complete''' = ''"Yes"'' indicates a well-written narrative based on the profiles' standards goal. "''Needs work''" indicates there is some bio info. ::See [[Ball-14256|an exemplary profile here.]] *'''Connected ''' = ''"Yes"'' indicates the profile is connected to WikiTree's one-world tree. If the column is blank, connection is needed. *'''Categories Added''' = ''"Yes"'' indicates that the '''[[Category: Nurses, United States Civil War]] ''' is added to the profile. This should be on all nurses' profiles. Birth, marriage and death life event categories, as well as census residences, and interment cemetery are great to have also. *'''Bio-Building Notes''' - additional work is needed, PPP, questions or issues with the profile = this section explains any of the above, or other issues about the profile. PPP (Project Protected Profile) indicates the project that manages the profile. :*'' WTX bio'' = Using [[Help:WikiTree_X|''WikiTree X'']] on the FamilySearch (FS) Profile, the profile facts from the sources attached to the FS Profile have been imported from FamilySearch. This is a good start, and more work needs to be done to create the biography. Tip: check and import the sources from the profile links. *Any blanks in any column, except ''Bio-Building Notes'', means that work needs to be done in the WikiTree profile. ::::{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-2.jpg|align=c|size=l}} ===Nurses’ Current Last Name A - D=== ====="A"===== {| border="1" cellpadding="8" style="width: 1000px;" ! align="center" style="background:#B5B5B5;"|'''Nurses’ - Current Last Name A''' {| border="1" cellpadding="8" style="width: 1000px;" |- style="background-color: #B5B5B5; height: 20px; !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Nurse Profile !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Personal & Service Information !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Memorial !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Sources
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Added !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Bio-Building Notes |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Young-44929|Nancy Maria Young Abbey]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Born in Brooklyn, New York; Assigned to Georgetown Union Hospital in Washington, DC from April - December 1861, opened her home as a hospital for remainder of the war; husband: [[Abbey-749|Horatio Gates Abbey]]; pension record; ''' Image: See [[Space:Photo_Album:_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era|Nurse Portraits]] ''' ; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/L4NP-5QV FS Profile L4NP-5QV]; [https://www.wikiwand.com/en/Maria_Abbey Wikipedia] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|88208200}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Orphaned, WTX created Profile; List facts - neds narrative, sources; connected, nurse category only. |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Davis-102206|Clara Davis Abbott]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FamilySearch|KC5G-VFL}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|131636635}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs profiles, sources |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Abel-2624|Henry Calvin Abel]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/L8MH-3M3 FS Profile L8MH-3M3]; |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|30351685}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|disjointed bio, has WTX Facts; needs sources, connected; no categories |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Hooper-1|Marian "Clover" Hooper Adams]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Born in Boston, Massachusetts September 13, 1843; , was a socialite; 17 when she started working at various hospitals through the USSC; married into Adams family (husband Henry Brooks Adams - grandson of John Quincy Adams - 6th President, and great grandson of John Adams - 2nd President; one of the first photographers in the US; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LHNR-2LS FS Profile LHNR-2LS]; [https://www.wikiwand.com/en/Marian_Hooper_Adams Wikipedia]; [https://www.oursphotomag.com/blog/marian-hooper-adams-1880 Ours]; [https://uudb.org/articles/henrybrooksadams.html Bio]; [https://www.encyclopedia.com/women/encyclopedias-almanacs-transcripts-and-maps/adams-clover-1843-1885 Encyclopedia]; [https://www.britannica.com/biography/Marian-Adams Britannica]; [https://www.atlasobscura.com/articles/adams-memorial-rock-creek-cemetery-washington-dc Atlas]; [https://www.womenhistoryblog.com/2011/02/clover-adams.html Blog] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|5755017}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|good narrative, needs nurse experience; sourced with paid site - redo sources and format; connected, no categories - add and stickers |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Seider-87|Mary Ann Seiders Adams]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|pension record; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/KCV6-TQ6 FS Profile KCV6-TQ6]; |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|56832045}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|WTX generated profile from FS; needs bio narrative; has sources, add categories; connected |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Atherton-1895|Eliza Atherton Aiken]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|enlisted as a nurse with the 6th Illinois Cavalry Regimen, became 'Aunt Lizzie,' the angel of the hospitals of Memphis and Paducah, called America's Florence Nightingale." widow pension file; husband died of typhus 1863; ''' Image: See [[Space:Photo_Album:_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era|Nurse Portraits]] '''; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/L7TG-XVL FS Profile L7TG-XVL]; [https://www.womenhistoryblog.com/2006/09/lizzie-aiken.html Blog]; [https://drloihjournal.blogspot.com/2017/02/aunt-lizzie-aiken-serving-illinois-in.html Illinois Journal]; [http://livinghistoryofillinois.com/pdf_files/The%20story%20of%20Aunt%20Lizzie%20Aiken.pdf The Story of Aunt Lizzie Aiken]; [https://www.newspapers.com/clip/51391752/obituary-for-lizzie-aiken-aged-40/ Obit] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|55868320}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|WTX bio; needs sources; connected, no categories |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Flint-3529|Emily Flint Alder]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FamilySearch|LC5P-36K}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|107577017}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs narrative bio, sources |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Shadbolt-599|Ophelia L Shadbolt Amigh]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Fold3 record; ; ''' Image: See [[Space:Photo_Album:_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era|Nurse Portraits]] '''; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/MPQL-LMZ FS Profile MPQL-LMZ]; |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|7368373}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|WIP |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|WIP - has sources; WTX bio; not connected; has categories |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Moon-6780|Orianna Moon Andrews]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FamilySearch|LVZL-MXL}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|18373392}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Philp-386|Janet "Jessie" Philp Tweedy Applebaum]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|First husband: Andrew Tweedy; 2nd George Applebaum; Nurse at Estes House in Keokuk, Iowa converted to hospital |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|115734026}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|gedcom-generated bio; needs sources and formatting; connected; needs categories |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|WTX bio; some sources; connected; no categories |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Cameron-12305|Mary Cameron Athow]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|went out in February, 1864, as a volunteer nurse under [[Turner-28433|'''Sarah "Annie" Wittenmeyer''']]. widow, Residence: Aurora, Illiois age 76 circa 1911. Parents: John Cameron & Sophronia Rowell; pension record; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/GHDR-DHW FS Profile GHDR-DHW]; |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|8767261}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|WTX bio; needs sources; not connected; no categories |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Winslow-3610|Mary Winslow Atkinson]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FamilySearch|G8SL-D6Z}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|not connected, bio needs work, sources, profiles |} |} ::::{{Image|file=Images_Mining_Disasters-14.png|align=c|size=l}} ====="B"===== {| border="1" cellpadding="8" style="width: 1000px;" ! align="center" style="background:#B5B5B5;"|'''Nurses’ - Current Last Name B''' {| border="1" cellpadding="8" style="width: 1000px;" |- style="background-color: #B5B5B5; height: 20px; !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Nurse Profile !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Personal & Service Information !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Memorial !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Sources
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Added !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Bio-Building Notes |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Babcock-7664|Bradley Whitney Babcock]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|2nd VA CAV, 5th VA CAV CSA; [https://vermontcivilwar.org/get.php?input=84480 VT Profile]; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/KL67-MCD FS Profile KL67-MCD]; [https://babcockhouse.com/history-of-the-babcock-house/ Babcock House]; |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|83197799}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|one-sentence & WTX bio - needs narrative; some sources; connected; no categories. Note: new profile created 5 Apr 2021 - contact PM for any changes |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Getchell-1146|Susan Getchell Babcock]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| DOB: 1813 based on age in 1896 - was nearly 50 years old when she received appointment from Dorothea Dix on October 1, 1861 and ordered to the front at Belle Plain to carry supplies and attend to the wounded. Nurse at Georgetown Union Hospital, and later Stone Hospital in Washington, DC, and Fortress Monroe in Virginia; Columbia Hospital and Harewood Hospital; 83 in 1896; Residence - Smithville, NY {{FamilySearch|K8TQ-BJ7}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|83322242}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|No |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs profiles, sources, and more complete bio. |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Buttrick-157|Florence Bacon]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|was from Sharpsville, Indiana; Per Ggranddaughter she was born Sarah Cornelia Butterick |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|62907765}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|old Gedcom bio - needs reformatting; source formatting; needs categories (one location) |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Woolsey-1436|Georgeanna Muirson Woolsey Bacon]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|daughter of [[Newton-5929|'''Jane Eliza Newton Woolsey''']], sister of [[Woolsey-1434|'''Abby Howland Woolsey''']], [[Woolsey-1410|'''Eliza Newton Woolsey Howland''']], [[Woolsey-1436|'''Georgeanna Muirson Woolsey Bacon''']], and [[Woolsey-1433|'''Jane Stuart Woolsey''']]; Gettysburg Nurse - Sanitary Commissoin - First and Second Lodge; DOB: 5 Nov 1833; DOD: 27 Jan 1906 In New York, Jane Newton Woolsey, widow of a prominent industrialist, quickly rallied her six daughters to the cause. Georgeanna (‘Georgy'), Eliza and Jane became nurses, while the others made supplies. The Woolsey home near the Brevort House Hotel became a center for preparing supplies and distributing them to Union hospitals. In 1861 Georgy Woolsey was among the first women to be accepted for nurse's training and assigned to duty by Dorothea Dix.; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/L42B-TQQ FS Profile L42B-TQQ]; |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|8936786}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|WTX profile from FamilySearch; need those sources and narrative added; connected, no categories |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Unknown-609088|Alice Unknown Bailey]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Marshall L Stephenson pension {{FamilySearch Record|QJD3-59HM}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|44802128}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs sources, profiles, narrative bio |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Kirkland-3192|Mary "Mollie" Arline Kirkland Bailey]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Known as the Circus Queen of the Southwest; Nurse for the Confederacy and spy;; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/KNYG-TL3 FS Profile KNYG-TL3]; [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Martha_Baker Wikipedia]; [https://www.tshaonline.org/handbook/entries/bailey-mollie-arline-kirkland Texas History]; [https://www.texascooppower.com/texas-stories/history/the-mollie-bailey-circus TX Co-op]; [https://texaswomen.housing.utexas.edu/pdfs/bailey.pdf Texas Women]; [https://americansall.org/legacy-story-individual/mollie-bailey Legacy Story] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|9374084}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Orphan profile, WTX created Profile; List facts with sources; not connected, nurse category only. |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Denton-3794|Martha A. Denton Baker]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Born in Concord, Indiana; April 9, 1838; served in a Philadelphia hospital from September 5, 1862 to August 9, 1864 as appointed by husband to work in the Special Diet Kitchen and as a nurse during the Civil War. (he worked in an officers' hospital and was a member of the 160th Battalion Veteran Relief Corps); Was present at the Battle of Nashville; Resident of and died in Rushville, Missouri; pension record; ''' Image: See [[Space:Photo_Album:_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era|Nurse Portraits]] '''; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LC58-FRH FS Profile LC58-FRH]; |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|63649276}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|WTX facts; needs narrative; not connected; some sources & categories |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Long-23241|Sarah Elizabeth Long Baker]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Born 17 Nov 1842 in Polk County, Tennessee, Died 17 Jul 1924 in Arlington, Reno County, Kansas; pension record; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/K272-5RW FS Profile K272-5RW]; |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|22836704}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|no bio - clipping copied from FAGM; sources; connected; no categories |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Hart-2190|Adeline Lucia Hart Ballou]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|B. 1838 Ohio, Residence: San Francisco, California; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/K2H3-7CY FS Profile K2H3-7CY]; [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Addie_L._Ballou Wikipedia] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|23401876}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|WTX bio; no sources; needs categories and full bio |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Wonder-72|Martha Wonder Bamford]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FamilySearch|KHG1-Z9L}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|20335063}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs sources, narrative bio |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Hale-8429|Mary A. Hale Bannister]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/L453-P34 FS Profile L453-P34]; |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|67555117}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|no sources; one-sentence bio; connected; no categories |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Whiting-4778|Louisa Whiting Barker]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FamilySearch|K874-ZCM}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|69486627}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs narrative bio, sources |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Griffith-7822|Arabella Griffith Barlow]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Gettysburg Nurse - from Somerville, New Jersey - 11th Corps; Wife of General Francis Channing Barlow whom she twice nurse back to life from grievious wounds Accompanied him in the field. Nursed at Smoketown and Hagerstown Hospitals during and after the Battle of ANtietam Died July 27, 1864, Typhus Fever contracted in military hospitals.; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/G46D-N8D FS Profile G46D-N8D]; |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|8849311}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|bio could use more narrative; sources for narrative; needs categories |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Murphy-8850|Mary Rosalee Murphy Barron]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|21519933}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|AGC & WTX facts bio, narrative and sources- needs formatting; connected; no categories |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Allen-55406|Mary P. Allen Barry]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FamilySearch|KVL3-JCR}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|57689465}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs profiles, sources |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Hall-61405|Susan E. Hall Barry]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FamilySearch|L63Y-Z45}} [https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Woman_of_the_Century/Susan_E._Barry Bio wikisource.org] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|9622873}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs profiles, sources, connection |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Dimon-217|Frances "Fannie" Amelia Dimon Beers]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|"''Florence Nightingale Of The South'';" Confederate nurse in a Georgia hospital; wrote two books about her experience: [https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/15829 ''"Memories : A Record of Personal Experience and Adventure During Four Years of War"''], and [https://sites.google.com/a/et.books-now.com/en113/9781846777530-14hedeGEdeiscor71'' "Fannie Beers' Civil War : A Confederate Lady's Experiences of Nursing During the Campaigns and Battles of the American Civil War"'']; ''' Image: See [[Space:Photo_Album:_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era|Nurse Portraits]] '''; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/KZ8H-T2K FS Profile KZ8H-T2K]; [https://www.womenhistoryblog.com/2007/07/fannie-beers.html Blog]; [http://www.angelpig.org/fanniebeers.html Angel] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|138650347}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|WTX-created bio - more sources and narrative; not connected; no categories - recently created - WIP |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Gilmer-174|Sophia Lucy Ann Gilmer Bibb]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/sources/LCXM-C97 LCXM-C97]; [http://southernbypass.blogspot.com/2010/01/sophies-trail.html Sophie's Trail] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|8285406}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|needs narrative, has sources; currently jumbled bio; connected; no categories |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Biddle-422|Catharine C. Biddle]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Most likely a sibling of Elizabeth and Hannah; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LWFC-1ZV FS Profile LWFC-1ZV]; |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|4684463}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|WTX bio; death source only; needs categories and full bio |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Biddle-1794|Hannah Stokes Biddle]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Most likely a sibling of Elizabeth and Catherine; Foley widow file; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/MWBV-J7J FS Profile MWBV-J7J]; |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|50695097}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|WTX bio; not connected, no categories; needs bio narrative and sources |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Billing-323|Rosanna Moore Billing]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/GQHH-MY7 FS Profile GQHH-MY7]; |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|114144538}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Orphaned Profile; only FindAGrave as source; WTX bio; needs formatting; connected, some categories |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Garth-330|Maria Garth Binford]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Project:US_Black_Heritage|US Black Heritage Project]] |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Hudson-5385|Amanda Lora Hudson Bissell]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Born near Albany, New York on 4 August 1839, the daughter of a Baptist clergyman. She worked as a schoolteacher and wrote the lyrics for the song "Ellsworth Avengers," which gained national attention. The [https://museum.dmna.ny.gov/unit-history/infantry/44th-infantry-regiment 44th New York Infantry] invited her to accompany as the "Daughter of the Regiment" when the Civil War unit was formed in August, 1861. She was Matron of the 3rd Brigade Hospital at Hall's Hill, Virginia where she met the Assistant Surgeon of the regiment, Dr. Elias Bissell, and remained with the regiment throughout her service until at least 1864 when she married Dr. Bissell; they had five children. Her name is on the 44th New York Monument, Little Round Top, Gettysburg as " Volunteer Nurse. " DOD: 6 Feb 1899; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/K4B7-FSP FS Profile K4B7-FSP]; [https://friendsofalbanyhistory.wordpress.com/tag/lora-hudson-bissell/ Albany History]; [https://www.facebook.com/battleofgettysburgbuff/posts/and-two-women-too-one-of-the-most-noticeable-and-unusual-monuments-on-the-battle/949738845047227/ Gettysburg Buff]; [https://archive.org/details/historyoffortyfo00nash/page/18/mode/2up?q=Lora 44th Regiment - Lora Bissell]; |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|60656292}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|orphaned profile; WTX bio; sources need formatting; category correction and add narrative and sources |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Blackwell-1085|Elizabeth Blackwell]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FamilySearch|MS4V-PH3}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|6373813}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Blunt-1489|Sarah Blunt]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FamilySearch|L66W-P1P}} [https://digitalcollections.nyhistory.org/islandora/object/islandora%3A30901 Sarah R Blunt correspondence 1862-1865, New York Historical Society, N-YHS Digital Collections.] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|129783637}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs connection, profiles |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Gerlach-93|Caroline Hannah Gerlach Boston]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|was from Smith Center, Kansas; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LHH4-MM2 FS Profile LHH4-MM2]; [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charlotte_Bradford Wikipedia] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|93328500}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|AGC-generated bio and sources; needs sources updated; connected; no categories |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Hardy-8651|Eliza Ann Hardy Boston]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|was from Pendleton, Indiana; Husbands: Martin Knickerbocker and John Boston; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LHXK-T27 FS Profile LHXK-T27]; |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|8234309}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Orphan profile, WTX created Profile; List facts, no sources; not connected, nurse category only. |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Bradford-7865|Charlotte Bradford]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FamilySearch|KZR1-8Y1}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|173507872}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Bradley-16122|Amy M. Bradley]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FamilySearch|LCCG-227}} [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amy_Morris_Bradley Wikipedia]; [https://www.google.com/books/edition/American_Civil_War_The_Definitive_Encycl/9dvYAQAAQBAJ?hl=en&gbpv=1&dq=Amy+Morris+Bradley+civil+war&pg=PA209&printsec=frontcover Enclyclopedia Pg 209]; [https://www.womenhistoryblog.com/2006/10/amy-morris-bradley.html Blog]; [https://www.encyclopedia.com/women/encyclopedias-almanacs-transcripts-and-maps/bradley-amy-morris-1823-1904 Encyclopedia]; [https://www.encyclopedia.com/women/encyclopedias-almanacs-transcripts-and-maps/bradley-amy-morris-1823-1904 Almanac]; [https://townline.org/significant-people-from-central-maine-amy-morris-bradley/ Townline]; [https://prezi.com/p/rfqr5j1sez5m/amy-morris-bradley/ Prezi]; [https://archive.org/details/sketchesofrepres00howe/page/476/mode/1up bio sketch]; Born on September 12, 1823, in Vassalboro, Maine; died on January 15, 1904, in Wilmington, North Carolina; Educator in Maine and Costa Rica in the 1840s-1850s; Was about 38 years old when she was assigned to the 5th Maine Infantry as a nurse and organized a hospital disbanded in 1862 - volunteered as a nurse and agent of the USSC at several convalescent camps to the end of the Civil War. Post-war work in Wilmington, N.C., where she founded free schools for white children in 1866 and 1872 as part of the Soldiers' Memorial Society, and worked as an administrator in the public school system until 1891; Never married and no issue; pension record |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|28865960}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs sources, narrative bio, profiles |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Smith-288938|Mary Smith Bradley]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FamilySearch|GNP4-L5B}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|151330628}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs profiles, sources |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Sharp-15222|Mary Ann Sharp Brady]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FamilySearch|KD1H-N5V}}; [[Wikipedia:Mary_Brady]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|16480344}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|WIP, needs descendant profiles, connection |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Conger-1140|Mary Conger Brainard]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FamilySearch|KF5L-7FG}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|42964230}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Daskam-41|Mary Daskam Briggs]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FamilySearch|KZ9F-RQ7}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|98702351}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs profiles and connection |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Southwick-1122|Emma Southwick Brinton]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FamilySearch|LZ6N-FB2}}; [[Wikipedia:Emma_Southwick_Brinton]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|49129787}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs profiles, narrative bio, connection |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Unknown-640658|Maria M Unknown Brooks]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FamilySearch|GKFX-J2Q}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|209210632}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs: profiles, narrative bio, connection |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Chamberlin-1876|Abigail Chamberlin Brown]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FamilySearch|LHWX-CF3}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|73805315}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs profiles, sources, connection |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Fairbanks-2385|Eunice M. Fairbanks Brown]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[https://archive.org/details/ourarmynursesint00inholl/page/360/mode/2up Our Nurses, Pgs 360-371] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|one-sentence bio; no sources; connected;no categories |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Fairbanks-2385|Eunice M. Fairbanks Brown]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[https://archive.org/details/ourarmynursesint00inholl/page/360/mode/2up Our Nurses, Pgs 360-371] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|one-sentence bio; no sources; connected;no categories |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Agee-1012|Sarah Ann Lewis Agee Browning]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LC8L-V8Z FS Profile LC8L-V8Z]; |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|50115990}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|one-sentence bio; sources need formatting and more; connected; has categories |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Buckel-86|Chloe Buckel]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FamilySearch|MYB4-DXK}} [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/C._Annette_Buckel WikiPedia] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|8862145}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs profiles, connection |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Bucklin-325|Sophronia Bucklin]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FamilySearch|GHQ4-GNY}} [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sophronia_Bucklin Wikipedia]; [https://archive.org/details/ourarmynursesint00inholl/page/442/mode/2up Our Nurses, Pgs 442-446], aka Brecklin; Was assigned to Judiciary Hospital by Dix in September of 1862, a field hospital at Gettysburg, Stoneman's Cavalry Hospital in Washington, DC; Was present at other hospitals near Petersburg until the end of the war. Wrote book: [https://archive.org/details/inhospitalcampwo00buck/page/n5/mode/2up In Hospital and Camp, 1869]; Nurse - Sanitary Commission - 2nd Corps July 13-; DOB: 5 Mar 1828; DOD: 29 Nov 1902; pension record |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|71159852}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs narrative bio, profiles, connection |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Kinderline-1|Rachel Belle Kenderdine Buckner]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|44082041}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|no sources; one-sentence bio; connected; no categories |} |} ::::{{Image|file=Images_Mining_Disasters-14.png|align=c|size=l}} ====="C"===== {| border="1" cellpadding="8" style="width: 1000px;" ! align="center" style="background:#B5B5B5;"|'''Nurses’ - Current Last Name C''' {| border="1" cellpadding="8" style="width: 1000px;" |- style="background-color: #B5B5B5; height: 20px; {| border="1" cellpadding="8" style="width: 1000px;" |- style="background-color: #B5B5B5; height: 20px; !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Nurse Profile !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Personal & Service Information !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Memorial !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Sources
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Avery Cartwright]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|served in Cincinnati, Ohio, Residence: Brookline, Massachusetts age 80 circa 1911; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/L8SL-SMT FS Profile /L8SL-SMT]; |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|212489794}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|has sources: one-sentence bio - needs narrative for sources; not connected; nurse category only |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Harrington-4308|Eliza Ann Harrington Chatfield]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|32450299}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|sources listed - need formatting; needs organization and bio cleanup - narrative for every source; connected; no categories |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Cheek-834|Edward Mortimer Cheek]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LCZP-1BZ FS Profile LCZP-1BZ]; |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|49545919}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|AGC bio; needs categories, stickers and sources |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Miller-26974|Mary Boykin Miller Chesnut]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|8574}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|has sources; needs narrative - bio copied from Wikipedia; connected; has notable sticker and categories |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Perrine-1572|Cordelia A. Perrine Harvey Chester]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Spouse[[Harvey-5905|Louis Powell Harvey]] Governor of Wisconsin; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LHZQ-QH1 FS Profile LHZQ-QH1]; [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cordelia_Harvey Wikipedia]; [https://www.wisconsinhistory.org/Records/Article/CS1620 Wisconsin History] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|14787968}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|needs narrative in bio, WTX facts; needs life sources; connected; no categories |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Raymond-5257|Julia Raymond Claghorn]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Gettysburg Nurse -Emily Bliss Souder Leaves from the Battle-field of Gettysburg; maiden name: Raymond {{FamilySearch|LC5Q-D54}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|207652046}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs sources, narrative bio |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Wendell-481|Ann Wendell Clapp]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FamilySearch|}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|21249}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs sources & narrative bio |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Chadwick-4509|Sarah Chadwick Clapp]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FamilySearch|M6D3-C1P}} |! 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align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|88126208}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|basic old gedcom import -no bio text; no primary sources; not connected; needs categories |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Parmely-84|Emily Parmely Collins]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FamilySearch|K8VR-N3L}} [https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Woman_of_the_Century/Emily_Parmely_Collins Emily Collins bio] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|27115566}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs sources, narrative bio, profiles |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Claghorn-107|Sarah Claghorn Conover]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Nurse at Gettysburg with Louise and Julia Claghorn - cousins {{FamilySearch|KC5G-Y4K}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|111588353}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs sources & narrative bio |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Finney-2013|Mary Ann "Maggie" Finney Coppage]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Born 18 Nov 1817 in Ohio, Died 23 Jan 1902 in Naples, Scott, Illinois; Wife of Joseph William Coppage — married 11 Nov 1856; pension record; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/K6QT-7X1 FS Profile K6QT-7X1]; |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|67822838}} |! 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align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Assistant Surgeon; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LZKY-HK9 FS Profile LZKY-HK9]; |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|203695012}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|no sources; bio ok but need Civil War nurse info; needs categories |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Cumming-1996|Catherine Cumming]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FamilySearch|LC54-2ZY}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|10538942}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! 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Added !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Bio-Building Notes |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Dame-402|Harriet Patience Dame]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Gettysburg Nurse - Born 5 Jan 1815, Barnstead, NH; joined as a nurse – 2nd NH Regiment and was hospital matron for the duration of the Civil War; July 8 12th Corps George Bushman farm /Letterman; DOD: 1 Sep 1909; History record; ''' Image: See [[Space:Photo_Album:_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era|Nurse Portraits]] '''; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/KZH6-M2H FS Profile KZH6-M2H]; [https://www.wikiwand.com/en/Harriet_Patience_Dame Wikipedia]; [https://archive.org/details/ourarmynursesint00inholl/page/550/mode/2up Our Nurses Pgs 550 - 556] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|95294564}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|only FAGM for source, not properly formatted; paragraph bio but only Civil War; needs categories |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Dana-896|Emily Wheelock Dana]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|of Portland, Maine; died January 27, 1929; buried in the Evergreen Cemetery in Portland, Maine; pension record; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/K48Q-QZH FS Profile K48Q-QZH]; [http://uncountedforces.blogspot.com/2011/03/falmouth-civil-war-nurse-honored.html Falmouth CW Nurse] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|117420387}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|one sentence bio; no sources; not connected; needs categories |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Bedinger-64|Caroline Bedinger Dandridge]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FamilySearch|L4JL-4HD}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|30071075}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Need sources for DOB & DOD |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Goodwin-11456|Frances Goodwin Daniels]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FamilySearch|K4RK-662}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|76601675}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs narrative bio, profiles, & sources |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Pomeroy-1399|Eunice Pomeroy Davis]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LR95-JD9 FS Profile LR95-JD9]; |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|70357200}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|orphaned profile; minimal bio - needs life events; tree and FAGM sources only; connected; has cemetery category - needs others |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Davis-98820|Mary Davis]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Died on 16 Jul 1918 in Denver, Colorado |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|119091958}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs sources, narrative bio, profiles |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Tuell-140|Cynthia Tuell Denham]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FamilySearch|L2VY-JVW}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|238421684}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs profiles of family members |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Dix-10|Dorothea Lynde "Dolly" Dix]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/M7PJ-TL3 FS Profile M7PJ-TL3]; |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|286}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|wikipedia only source; well written bio; involve PM in any changes |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Rinker-76|Elizabeth Charlotte Rinker Dodge]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|pension record; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/9VSP-CN1 FS Profile 9VSP-CN1]; |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|6424428}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|gedcom bio & WTX Facts - needs formatting; sources for facts; connected; no categories |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Alexander-19096|Mary Alexander Douglass]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| Image: See [[Space:Photo_Album:_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era|Nurse Portraits]] '''; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/sources/MW1Q-QWN MW1Q-QWN]; |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|122109267}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|copied obit in bio; needs sources, not connected; needs categories |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Billings-4040|Ann Billings Dresser]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FamilySearch|L1P5-6DQ}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|45097479}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs: narrative bio, profiles, connected, sources |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Drown-438|Nelson Drown]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|15th VT INF; Birthdate: 31 Aug 1835; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LZV7-39Z FS Profile LZV7-39Z]; |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|210762621}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|all sources unlinked census - need more sources; one sentence bio; connected; no categories |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Jones-107893|Clarissa "Clara" Fellows Jones Dye]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Gettysburg Nurse - Philadelphia - 2nd Corps July 19; DOB: 28 Nov 1832; DOD: 3 May 1921; Married: John H Dye of Philly, widowed, Residence: Germantown, Pennsylvania age over 78 circa 1911; ''' Image: See [[Space:Photo_Album:_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era|Nurse Portraits]] ''' [https://www.wikiwand.com/en/Clarissa_F._Dye Wikipedia]; [https://www.civilwarmed.org/clara-jones1/ CivilWarMed] [https://www.civilwarmed.org/clara-jones4/ CW Med.org] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|91494710}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|bio and sources need formatting and narrative; not connected; has some categories - review profile for accuracy; include PM in changes |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Dysart-580|Sarah Elizabeth Dysart]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Gettysburg Nurse - - Govt - 12th US Army Corps Letterman; DOB: 6 Dec 1837; DOD: 1 Feb 1909; served in Wash DC, move to Dubuque Iowa, Residence: Chicago, Illinois age 76 circa 1911; ''' Image: See [[Space:Photo_Album:_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era|Nurse Portraits]] '''; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LK4K-C8S FS Profile LK4K-C8S]; |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|20405420}} |! 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Added !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Bio
Complete !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Connected !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Categories
Added !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Bio-Building Notes |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Echols-516|William Early Echols]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/KD7C-S2G FS Profile KD7C-S2G]; |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|47937796}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|sources; bio needs organization; has nurse and cemetery categories; connected; add siblings and children |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Eastman-2898|Maria Olmstead Eldred]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|served in Virginia, Residence: Canton, New York age 69 circa 1911; alternate spelling: Elred; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/GWG2-SKN FS Profile GWG2-SKN]; |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|157876158}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|good biography, some facts need narrative; sources need formatting; connected; has categories |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Dada-6|Harriet Atwood Dada Emens]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[http://www.gutenberg.org/files/21853/21853-h/21853-h.htm Gutenberg]; Conklin, Women at Gettyburg - Graduated Women's (Homeopathic) Medical College, NY in 1868. Settled in Syracuse; ''' Image: See [[Space:Photo_Album:_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era|Nurse Portraits]] '''; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/L4JJ-KHJ FS Profile L4JJ-KHJ]; |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|88659269}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|bio needs formatting from merge cleanup and narrative; sources; connected and has categories |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Blair-7982|Lorinda "Annie" Anna Blair Etheridge]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|aka "Annie Etheridge; " nurse of 3rd Michigan Infantry Regiment; ''only female Kearney Cross recipient''; Moore women of the war 1866. p.513 - Kearny commissioned her as regimental sergeant. and presented her with the Kearney cross. Marched with brigade. Antietam, Chancellorsville, Gettysburg; When general orders excluded her from battlefield, she worked in hospitals. (1864) Hospital Transport- Miss Bradley. Worked with Mrs. Husband at City Point. DOB: 5/3 1839; DOD: 1/23 1913; ''' Image: See [[Space:Photo_Album:_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era|Nurse Portraits]] '''; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/K889-GNK FS Profile K889-GNK]; [https://www.wikiwand.com/en/Anna_Etheridge Wikipedia]; [https://guides.loc.gov/civil-war-soldiers/annie-etheridge Bio LOC] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|8125627}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|has census sources; needs narrative; connected, no categories |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Cherrington-174|Mary Cherrington Ewing]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/2WNV-LGM FS Profile 2WNV-LGM]; |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|28495972}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|WTX created profile; some sources with facts; connected; no categories |} |} ::::{{Image|file=Images_Mining_Disasters-14.png|align=c|size=l}} ====="F"===== {| border="1" cellpadding="8" style="width: 1000px;" ! align="center" style="background:#B5B5B5;"|'''Nurses’ - Current Last Name F''' {| border="1" cellpadding="8" style="width: 1000px;" |- style="background-color: #B5B5B5; height: 20px; {| border="1" cellpadding="8" style="width: 1000px;" |- style="background-color: #B5B5B5; height: 20px; !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Nurse Profile !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Personal & Service Information !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Memorial !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Sources
Added !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Bio
Complete !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Connected !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Categories
Added !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Bio-Building Notes |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Bartlett-10286|Adelia Bartlett Fay]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|pension record; Image: See [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Photo_Album:_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era Nurse Portraits]; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LVVC-VSM FS Profile LVVC-VSM] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|97124519}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Orphaned profile; information on profile needs source support; some links broken; no image |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Felton-1684|Mary Felton]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/KHDL-TN2 FS Profile KHDL-TN2] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|167507828}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs additional categories and narrative bio including nursing experience; no image |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Fifield-139|Dr. Almira Fifield]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|161263831}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|good sources and narrative; could expand on CW nurse duty; connected; no categories, include PM in changes |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Morrison-18566|Isabella Morrison Fogg]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|USSC Maine - Maine Camp and Hospital Association 2 weeks. July 4th.; DOB: 1823; DOD: 23 Dec 1873; pension record & service card [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/GHQZ-YHZ FS Profile GHQZ-YHZ] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|21435699}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|good sources and narrative; includes photo |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Knowlton-2755|Sarah Knowlton Fouche]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/KNS3-V1Q FS Profile KNS3-V1Q] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|84909377}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Single line profile; needs profiles; needs additional categories; no image |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Hathaway-4840|Sarah Hathaway Foy]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/K4YB-X87 FS Profile K4YB-X87] Service: Nurse, Medical Department, U.S. Volunteers; Sarah was married to Abial Blanchard Foy, 2nd Vermont, and another nurse, her mother, who apparently served with Sarah's brother, Allen T. Hathaway, 5th Vermont. Her mother is Pauline Hoadley Hathaway; she was married to another soldier, Abial Blanchard Foy, 2nd Vermont; pension record |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|138370421}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|needs narrative profile; needs source; no image |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Francis-9940|Abagail Francis]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/L225-76L FS Profile L225-76L] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|175741623}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|needs narrative, sources; connected, nurse category only. |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Evans-41942|Rebecca Evans Frick]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/L52X-8Q8 FS Profile L52X-8Q8] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|59336728}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|simple narrative profile; needs profiles & categories; no image |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Fussell-681|Susan Fussell]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| Image: See [[Space:Photo_Album:_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era|Nurse Portraits]] '''; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LCXH-3BL FS Profile LCXH-3BL]; |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|8030057}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|WIP - sources and bio; connected and has categories |} |} ::::{{Image|file=Images_Mining_Disasters-14.png|align=c|size=l}} ====="G"===== {| border="1" cellpadding="8" style="width: 1000px;" ! align="center" style="background:#B5B5B5;"|'''Nurses’ - Current Last Name G''' {| border="1" cellpadding="8" style="width: 1000px;" |- style="background-color: #B5B5B5; height: 20px; {| border="1" cellpadding="8" style="width: 1000px;" |- style="background-color: #B5B5B5; height: 20px; !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Nurse Profile !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Personal & Service Information !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Memorial !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Sources
Added !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Bio
Complete !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Connected !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Categories
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Walker 1826-1864; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LRKS-TX4 FS Profile LRKS-TX4]; |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|146782569}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|WIP |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Cowles-421|Abigail Fidelia Cowles Grant]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FamilySearch|K248-HBL}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs a detailed bio & connection |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Pollock-3592|Caroline Pollock Gray]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FamilySearch|KHMB-S92}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|18740314}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Bio needs work |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[McKinney-6185|Jane McKinney Graydon]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FamilySearch|LQ8W-CDF}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|45915009}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs: sources, comprehensive profile |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Norris-9965|Susan C. Norris Gresham]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|was from Lapel, Indiana; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/KZB6-HRY FS Profile KZB6-HRY]; |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|71469020}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|WIP |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|WIP |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|one sentence bio; sources need formatting, only CW Nurse caegory; not connected; orphaned profile |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Sholes-78|Ann Eliza Sholes Gridley]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|ADD Mini-bio; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/sources/2FYZ-MZQ 2FYZ-MZQ]; |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|8634901}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|update bio for sources;connected; CW Nurse category |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Griggs-3411|Helen Griggs]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FamilySearch|LRN8-6WM}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|24300712}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs: profiles, bio work |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Preston-7483|Harriet Preston Grogan]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/sources/96WL-4XQ 96WL-4XQ]; |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|199546410}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|one sentence bio; has sources; narrative for Censuses; not connected; categories |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Guffy-89|Ellen Guffy]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/GH6T-Z41 FS Profile GH6T-Z41]; |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|32151107}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|good bio start - needs more narrative and nurse work; needs linked primary sources; not connected; needs categories |} |} ::::{{Image|file=Images_Mining_Disasters-14.png|align=c|size=l}} ====="H"===== {| border="1" cellpadding="8" style="width: 1000px;" ! align="center" style="background:#B5B5B5;"|'''Nurses’ - Current Last Name H''' {| border="1" cellpadding="8" style="width: 1000px;" |- style="background-color: #B5B5B5; height: 20px; {| border="1" cellpadding="8" style="width: 1000px;" |- style="background-color: #B5B5B5; height: 20px; !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Nurse Profile !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Personal & Service Information !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Memorial !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Sources
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Added !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Bio-Building Notes |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Spafford-760|Mary Spafford Hadley]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FamilySearch|MWSJ-P7M}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|245909176}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Bio needs work |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Hadley-3655|Paulina Hadley]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FamilySearch|KZ8L-GFS}}; [https://vermontcivilwar.org/get.php?input=84419 VermontCW bio] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|138113697}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! 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align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FamilySearch|21RP-7PW}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|71887201}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs:profiles, narrative bio. |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Green-48364|Mary Green Hancock]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FamilySearch|974D-QTF}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs:profiles, sources |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Aborn-91|Elizabeth Aborn Harris]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| Image: See [[Space:Photo_Album:_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era|Nurse Portraits]] '''; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/G435-HRL FS Profile G435-HRL]; [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eliza_Harris_(Civil_War_nurse) Wikipedia] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|32790900}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Orphaned profile; needs inline citations formatting and suggestions corrections |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Hartin-29|Susan Hartin Haviland]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|widow pension file; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LH7H-TWV FS Profile LH7H-TWV]; |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|36071215}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|good bio start - include PM in any changes; sources need formatting; not connected; has categories |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Foote-2389|Harriet Ward Foote Hawley]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LHGT-CF4 FS Profile LHGT-CF4]; |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|37926088}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|gedcom-generated bio - needs more narrative and nurse work; needs linked primary sources; connected; needs categories |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Meseroll-9|Margaret Meseroll Hayes]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FamilySearch|9JM2-M65}}; husband Sanford Hayes; [https://archive.org/details/inhonorofnationa00nati/page/n38/mode/1up Bio 1]; [https://archive.org/details/ourarmynursesint00holl/page/90/mode/2up Bio 2] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|9623028}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs: profiles, connection |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Titus-607|Fannie H Titus Hazen]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Born 9 May 1840, Vershire, VT; great grandfather served in the Revolutionary War; older brother enlisted in 4th Vermont Infantry age 17; married: Hazen; Service: Nurse, Medical Department, US Volunteers, Columbian Hospital, Washington, DC.; Residence: Cambridge, Massachusetts 1895; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LZ99-KT7 FS Profile LZ99-KT7]; [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fanny_Titus_Hazen Wikipedia]; [https://archive.org/details/ourarmynursesint00inholl/page/496/mode/2up Our Nurses pg 496] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|91914611}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|bio doesn't match sources, needs work; needs categories and connection to tree; has notable sticker |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Hibbard-1899|Julia Hibbard]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FamilySearch|KD37-1P9}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|117474675}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Need Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs: sibling profiles |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Hill-42426|Nancy Hill]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FamilySearch|GZFS-LRK}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|83189939}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Bio needs work, WT connection needed. |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Blaikie-159|Jane Currie Blaikie Hoge]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|In 1861, Jane Hoge, age 50, assumed, with [[Rice-7782|Mary Ashton Rice Livermore]], the management of the Northwestern Sanitary Commission branch based in Chicago and held the post throughout the Civil War; ''' Image '''; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/K8LP-VR6 FS Profile K8LP-VR6]; [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jane_Currie_Blaikie_Hoge Wikipedia]; [https://archive.org/details/womenofwartheirh6471moor/page/n369/mode/2up?q=Hoge Archive.org]; [https://www.britannica.com/biography/Jane-Currie-Blaikie-Hoge Britannica]; [https://www.womenhistoryblog.com/2013/09/jane-currie-blaikie-hoge.html Women's History]; [http://what-when-how.com/women-and-war/hoge-jane-currie-blaikie-medical-service/ Women in War]; [https://www.encyclopedia.com/women/encyclopedias-almanacs-transcripts-and-maps/hoge-jane-1811-1890 Encyclopedia]; [https://www.gutenberg.org/files/21853/21853-h/21853-h.htm#Page_560 Pg 560-578] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|51701795}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|needs categories and full bio |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Holland-15579|Mary Gardner Holland]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FamilySearch|LVYM-2XW}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|92379709}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs profiles of siblings and bio work. |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Wilson-49417|Lydia Wilson Holliday]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FamilySearch|}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|124611453}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs: profiles, sources, narrative bio |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Ellis-26193|Anna Morris Ellis Holstein]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FamilySearch|KFFV-2KK}}; [https://archive.org/details/threeyearsinfiel00hols/mode/1up Author ''Three Years in Field Hospitals of the Army of the Potomac'']; [[Wikipedia:Anna_Morris_Holstein|Anna Morris Holstein]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|15459924}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs expanded bio. |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Opie-74|Juliet Ann Opie Hopkins]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Known as the "Florence Nightengale of the South" for her care of Confederate soldiers, she was the only woman honored by the Confederate Military. In 1861 she sold properties to finance hospitals, medical care and supplies for Confederate troops.; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/M7MS-WCD FS Profile M7MS-WCD]; [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Juliet_Opie_Hopkins Wikipedia]; [http://www.awhf.org/hopkins.html Hall of Fame]; [http://maconhistory.weebly.com/juliet-hopkins.html Macon History] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|3030}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|WIP bio; finish sources; connected; has categories |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Larkin-3270|Harriet R Larkin Hopp]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FamilySearch|LK9T-Q3H}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|12944510}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! 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Added !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Bio-Building Notes |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[West-22474|Louisa West Jackman]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/K4YW-WNW FS Profile K4YW-WNW]; |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|139402128}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|WTX bio; needs sources, not connected; no categories |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Oslin-32|Frances "Fannie" A. Oslin Jackson]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Residence: Olathe, Kansas age 76 circa 1911; was from Olathe, Kansas; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/27ST-C9Y FS Profile 27ST-C9Y]; [https://vermontcivilwar.org/get.php?input=85505 VT Profile] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|22508783}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|AGC formatted bio - gedcom; needs sources; connected; no categories |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Jacobs-4188|Louisa Matilda Jacobs]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/KHBR-PHK FS Profile KHBR-PHK]; |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|27115242}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|no bio or sources other than rootsweb and unlinked DAR; connected; needs categories |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Jennings-11918|Janet Jane Jennings]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FamilySearch|LKMF-K14}}; [https://guides.loc.gov/civil-war-soldiers/janet-jennings LOC bio]; [[Wikipedia:Janet_Jennings]]; [https://www.aahn.org/jennings AAHN.org]; Nurse who served in the Civil War in Washington, D.C., and in the Spanish-American War in Cuba; |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|86340603}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs:Sources, profiles, narrative bio. |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Brakeman-100|Clarrissa M. Brakeman Johnson]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|was from Geneva, Ohio; Husband - George H. Johnson; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/MFRC-85T FS Profile MFRC-85T]; |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|84280529}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|WTX profile from FamilySearch; need those sources and narrative added; connected, no categories - WIP |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Reeves-3327|Sarah Reeves Johnston]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|served in the USSC; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/L41B-XPC FS Profile L41B-XPC] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|17382031}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|WTX facts; needs narrative; connected; some categories |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Jones-111923|Esther "Hetty" Jones]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FamilySearch|L7FT-VR2}}; [https://guides.loc.gov/civil-war-soldiers/sybil-jones LOC bio] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|22321916}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs:Sources, narrative bio, profiles |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Jones-106478|Mary Ann Jones]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Project:US_Black_Heritage]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs:Sources, profiles, connection |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Jones-111924|Sibyl Jones]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FamilySearch|LHNB-YHN}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|51784810}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs: Sources, narrative bio, profiles |} |} ::::{{Image|file=Images_Mining_Disasters-14.png|align=c|size=l}} ===Nurses’ Current Last Name K - R=== ====="K"===== {| border="1" cellpadding="8" style="width: 1000px;" ! align="center" style="background:#B5B5B5;"|'''Nurses’ - Current Last Name K''' {| border="1" cellpadding="8" style="width: 1000px;" |- style="background-color: #B5B5B5; height: 20px; {| border="1" cellpadding="8" style="width: 1000px;" |- style="background-color: #B5B5B5; height: 20px; !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Nurse Profile !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Personal & Service Information !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Memorial !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Sources
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Added !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Bio-Building Notes |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Abbott-5714|Mary Jane Abbott Lansing]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LHLQ-484 FS Profile LHLQ-484]; |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|WTX bio; some sources - gedcom import; connected; needs categories |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Gordon-4221|Sarah Chapman Gordon Law]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Was the first recorded Confederate nurse in the American Civil War; wrote: [http://lcweb2.loc.gov/service/gdc/scd0001/2006/20060601003re/20060601003re.pdf Reminiscences of the war of the sixties beween the North and South] Memphis, Tenn., Memphis Printing Co., 1892; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LWJR-STM FS Profile LWJR-STM]; [[Wikipedia:Sallie_Chapman_Gordon_Law]]; [https://www.ncpedia.org/biography/law-sallie-chapman-gordon NCPedia] [https://www.dailykos.com/stories/2020/8/29/1973079/-WOW2-Late-August-s-Trailblazing-Women-and-Events-in-Our-History-2020 Trailblazers]; [https://www.tnvacation.com/civil-war/person/2143/sallie-chapman-gordon-law/ TN Vacation] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|8576420}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|WTX bio - needs narrative and source citations; some sources; connected; some categories |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Brose-96|Marie Brose Tepe Leonard ]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|vivandiere and nurse - regiment - 114th PA 3rd Corps 1st division.; DOB: 1835; DOD: May 1901; ''' Image: See [[Space:Photo_Album:_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era|Nurse Portraits]] '''; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LHLQ-484 FS Profile LHLQ-484]; [[Wikipedia:Marie_Tepe]]; [https://www.historynet.com/fearless-french-mary.htm History Net]; [https://www.womenhistoryblog.com/2008/10/french-mary-tepe.html Women History]; [https://www.army.mil/article/11458/vivandieres-forgotten-women-of-the-civil-war/ Article]; [https://www.encyclopedia.com/women/encyclopedias-almanacs-transcripts-and-maps/lemmon-sarah-plummer-1836-1923 Encyclopedia]; [https://radio.azpm.org/p/npr-programming/2019/5/29/152475-walking-in-the-footsteps-of-sara-plummer-lemmon/ Mt. Lemmon] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|6638370}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|WIP |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|WIP |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|sources need correct formatting (inline citations and corrections for links); bio doesn't include some sources or Civil War; has notable and suffragette stickers |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Souder-407|Sarah Jane Souder Linnard]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Gettysburg Nurse - Philadelphia - 2nd Corps; DOB: 2 Feb 1842; DOD: 5 Dec 1911; Spouse: James Mifflin Linnard; Daughter of [[Thatcher-1618|Emily Bliss Thatcher Souder]]; Volunteered as a nurse in the aftermath of the Battle of Gettysburg; Buried at Woodlands Cemetery in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/KCLL-SHG FS Profile KCLL-SHG]; |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|73259994}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|WIP - WTX bio; needs sources, not connected; no categories |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Smith-177719|Barbara Maria Smith Logan]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LVFV-PZG FS Profile LVFV-PZG]; |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|37712304}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|WTX bio; needs bio & sources; not connected; no categories |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Bair-797|Mary Bair Van Pelt Loomis]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|married first [[Van_Pelt-757|George Van Pelt]]; 2nd: [[Loomis-3437|Harvey Loomis]]; served in Med Dept - volunteer Michigan units as a nurse; pension records; ''' Image: See [[Space:Photo_Album:_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era|Nurse Portraits]] '''; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/K4KK-GCR FS Profile K4KK-GCR]; [[Wikipedia:Mary_Loomis]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|103690582}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|needs bio narrative; source formatting; some info belongs to other Mary; some categories, not connected |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Hunt-22607|Mary Jane Hunt Loomis]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|pension records; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/M7Q9-VGH FS Profile M7Q9-VGH]; |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|WIP - WTX bio; needs sources; not connected; no categories |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Low-4186|Sarah Low]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FamilySearch|K83C-CMC}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|126222945}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs:Narrative bio, sources, profiles |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Clark-20416|Almira Clark Lowell]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|First husband was John Paul Jones. FAGM states she was either a nurse or a cook. Discrepencies among Wikitree, FS and FAGM.; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LC7Z-WDH FS Profile LC7Z-WDH]; |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|27130245}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|needs bio narrative and more sources and formatting; some categories, connected |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Emory-384|Mary Emeline Hembree Emory Lumpkin]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|two sisters also served with her as nurses: [[Hembree-671|'''Sarah Ann Hembree Todd''']] and [[Hembree-724|'''Elizabeth Catherine Hembree Garrett''']]; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/GS5Q-NXB FS Profile GS5Q-NXB]; |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|only sources are census and FAGM, need event sources; narrative is good; needs categories |} |} ::::{{Image|file=Images_Mining_Disasters-14.png|align=c|size=l}} ====="M"===== {| border="1" cellpadding="8" style="width: 1000px;" ! align="center" style="background:#B5B5B5;"|'''Nurses’ - Current Last Name M''' {| border="1" cellpadding="8" style="width: 1000px;" |- style="background-color: #B5B5B5; height: 20px; {| border="1" cellpadding="8" style="width: 1000px;" |- style="background-color: #B5B5B5; height: 20px; !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Nurse Profile !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Personal & Service Information !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Memorial !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Sources
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Added !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Bio-Building Notes |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Maertz-24|Louise Maertz]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Wikipedia:Louise_Maertz]]; [https://www.gutenberg.org/files/21853/21853-h/21853-h.htm#Page_384 Brockett, "Woman's Work"]; {{FamilySearch|K8VF-MQH}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|100145764}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs: primary sources, profiles, connection. |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Graham-27906|Mary L. Graham Mannon]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FamilySearch|M5JH-7LJ}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|145461667}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs: profiles, narrative bio, connection. |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Trip-70|Nancy Trip Marlow]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|married John Allen Marlow; records available on Fold3.com; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/sources/2JBB-QLW 2JBB-QLW]; |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|formatting sources needed; needs narrative, doesn't include all sources; only nurse category |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Marsh-12647|Susan E Marsh]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[https://archive.org/details/ourarmynursesint00inholl/page/148/mode/2up Our Nurses, Pgs 148-152]; {{FamilySearch|KCBG-6M2}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs: profiles, expanded bio, connection |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Martin-64541|Arsinoe Martin]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/MT71-T8W FS Profile MT71-T8W]; |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|71841417}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|one sentence bio; census sources only; connected; needs categories |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Martin-77411|Nancy C Martin]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FamilySearch|L6F6-MKT}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|152704984}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs: Profiles, expanded narrative bio. |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Mason-19343|Emily Viriginia Mason]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LZT8-TPC FS Profile LZT8-TPC]; [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emily_Virginia_Mason Wikipedia] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|88890770}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|WTX bio; needs sources, not connected; no categories |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Sturges-945|Mary B Sturges Maxfield]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FamilySearch|LYSS-W2X}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|37660424}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs: possible 3rd husband, Geo White, profiles |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Swett-1405|Ruth Swett Mayhew]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[https://www.mainememory.net/artifact/5198 Ruh Mayhew bio]; {{FamilySearch|9VGR-ZXY}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|78195472}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs: primary sources |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Wade-6843|Georgeanna Wade McClellan]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LFYF-DWS FS Profile LFYF-DWS]; |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|60505475}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|bio hard to read - needs formatting; check sources |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Johnson-60897|Sarah E. McClure]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/KJ5S-B32 FS Profile KJ5S-B32]; |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|97615346}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|needs sources and formatting; needs narrative and sources match; needs categories; add notes |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[McCord-5174|Harriet McCord]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FamilySearch|LW35-KCP}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs: profiles, connection, narrative bio, sources. |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Winder-423|Caroline "Carrie" Elizabeth Winder McGavock]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Born 1829 in Natchez, Mississippi; nurse Confederate soldiers and buried 1500 soldiers killed in the Battle of Franklin in the family plot; she cared for them throughout their end days, burials and their graves throughout her lifetime.; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/K2CS-H82 FS Profile K2CS-H82]; [https://witnessinghistory.org/caroline-elizabeth-winder-mcgavock-heroine-of-the-battle-of-franklin/ Witness History]; [https://www.chicagotribune.com/news/ct-xpm-2005-10-20-0510200061-story.html Article]; [https://marrow.blog/2017/07/25/the-widow-mcgavock/ Blog]; [https://tnportraits.org/portrait/mcgavock-caroline-elizabeth-winder/ portrait]; [https://sankofagenus.com/2017/06/27/carnton-plantation/ Carnton] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|8313208}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|no bio; FAGM only source (copied memorial entirely); needs narrative, sources and categories; connected |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Johnson-135174|Charlotte Elizabeth Johnson McKay]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FamilySearch|KZZB-2F5}}; [https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/49545397-glory-for-the-brave Glory for the Brave] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|125471924}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs: profiles |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[McKenna-2318|Ellen McKenna]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Wikipedia:Ellen_McKenna]]; Sister Mary Augustine, Sister of Mercy |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs: profiles, sources |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Senseny-31|Kate Senseny McKnight]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Gettysburg Nurse - Chambersburg - Sanitary Commission Chambersburg; DOB: 25 Nov 1846; DOD: 28 Mar 1921; Jane Davis Senseny's daughter; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LWY2-37B FS Profile LWY2-37B]; |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|41694443}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|WTX facts, needs sources added; needs categories; connected; needs categories |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Boston-1271|Eliza A. Boston Megar]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FamilySearch|LW5J-SKJ}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|113651304}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs: sources, profiles, narrative bio. |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Merrick-1172|Caroline H Merrick]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FamilySearch|LHJD-QTZ}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|154240231}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs: bio work, sources. |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Merrick-1174|Frances A Merrick]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FamilySearch|LHJD-QG4}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|123768145}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs: bio work, sources |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Merrill-5327|Catherine Merrill]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LWNG-TSF FS Profile LWNG-TSF]; [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Catharine_Merrill Wikipedia] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|76975559}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|WIP |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|WIP |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|WIP; good bio - a few facts and sources to add |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Miller-108323|Adaline L. Miller]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FamilySearch|LVGR-7KM}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|76975559}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs:profiles |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Lloyd-8699|Emma Lloyd Miller]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/MHXH-CQV FS Profile MHXH-CQV]; |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|994683}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|bio narrative started; connected; some categories; has sources |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Ashby-3298|Nancy H. Ashby Miller]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|pension record; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LHF9-XL1 FS Profile LHF9-XL1] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|76069095}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|needs sources and bio narrative; not connected; some categories |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Moorhead-1160|Mary Elizabeth Moorhead]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FamilySearch|MXKC-WTF}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|122479341}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs:profiles; expanded bio |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Church-7901|Jane M Church Morton]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FamilySearch|9Z3H-SK8}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|130379536}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs: profiles, narrative bio |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Murkin-16|Mary Elizabeth Spidell Murkin]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/L6BP-RJH FS Profile L6BP-RJH]; |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|180771172}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|sources need formatting; bio start, needs more narrative and nurse work; connected; needs categories. |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Chapman-24094|Minerva A Chapman Murphy]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FamilySearch|LDYR-C11}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|204988199}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs: profiles, sources, connection |} |} ::::{{Image|file=Images_Mining_Disasters-14.png|align=c|size=l}} ====="N"===== {| border="1" cellpadding="8" style="width: 1000px;" ! align="center" style="background:#B5B5B5;"|'''Nurses’ - Current Last Name N''' {| border="1" cellpadding="8" style="width: 1000px;" |- style="background-color: #B5B5B5; height: 20px; {| border="1" cellpadding="8" style="width: 1000px;" |- style="background-color: #B5B5B5; height: 20px; !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Nurse Profile !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Personal & Service Information !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Memorial !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Sources
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Added !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Bio-Building Notes |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[O'Connell-2424|Sr Anthony Mary O'Connell]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Sister Anthony; [[Wikipedia:Mary_O'Connell_(nurse)]];[https://civilwar.wikia.org/wiki/Mary_O%27Connell CivilWar wikia]; [https://limerickslife.com/mary-oconnell/ Limerick's Life] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|81099579}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs:primary sources |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Lemmon-1083|Cynthia Rebecca Lemmon Oleson]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FamilySearch|LY74-B55}}; nurse in Tennessee Residence: Sierraville, California age 87 circa 1911; pension record |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|24928002}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs:Narrative bio, sources |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Carmen-32|Mary Elizabeth Carman Osborn]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Alternate spelling: Carmen |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|80337213}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|No bio; only FindAGrave memorial as source; connected; some categories |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Gilson-1247|Helen Louise Gilson Osgood]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Gettysburg Nurse - Independent Sanitary Commission - 3rd Corps with Mrs. Husbands and McKay; DOB: 22 Nov 1835; DOD: 20 Apr 1868; Coddington Faces of Civil WarNurses p. 249 Women’s Relief Corps; Spouse: Hamilton Edward Osgood]. Cared for wounded and dying soldiers at battles including Yorktown, Antietam, Gettysburg, Fredericksburg, Chancellorsville, and Petersburg. Advocated for a better hospital for African American soldiers and the creation the Colored Hospital Service, of which she became the head until the end of the war; ''' Image: See [[Space:Photo_Album:_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era|Nurse Portraits]] '''; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LW84-RRY FS Profile LW84-RRY]; [https://www.wikiwand.com/en/Helen_L._Gilson Wikipedia]; [https://guides.loc.gov/civil-war-soldiers/gilson-osgood LOC Bio] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|36562513}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|WTX facts from FS; orphaned profile; connected; no categories |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Norvell-25|Lucy Wilhellmina Norvell Otey]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Confederate file; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LHRS-WHH FS Profile LHRS-WHH]; [https://www.wikiwand.com/en/Emily_Elizabeth_Parsons Wikipedia] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|10525013}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|FindAGrave memorial only source; some narrative - needs life events; connected; some categories. |} |} ::::{{Image|file=Images_Mining_Disasters-14.png|align=c|size=l}} ====="P"===== {| border="1" cellpadding="8" style="width: 1000px;" ! align="center" style="background:#B5B5B5;"|'''Nurses’ - Current Last Name P''' {| border="1" cellpadding="8" style="width: 1000px;" |- style="background-color: #B5B5B5; height: 20px; {| border="1" cellpadding="8" style="width: 1000px;" |- style="background-color: #B5B5B5; height: 20px; !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Nurse Profile !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Personal & Service Information !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Memorial !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Sources
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Added !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Bio-Building Notes |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[French-13297|Emma French Sackett]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FamilySearch|LZZ8-78L}}; [https://archive.org/details/ourarmynursesint00inholl/page/232/mode/2up Nursing work] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|12654632}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs: Sources, narrative bio |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Safford-465|Mary Jane Safford]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Mary Jane Safford's brother, Anson Safford,former governor of the Arizona Territory founded Tarpon Springs, Florida in 1882; Mary Jane came with the governor and Mrs. Safford then. She was a nurse in the early days of the Civil War, studied medicine, taught at the Boston University Medical School, and was the first woman physician to practice in Florida; ''' Images: See [[Space:Photo_Album:_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era|Nurse Portraits]] '''; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/K4TN-PK7 FS Profile K4TN-PK7]; [https://www.wikiwand.com/en/Mary_J._Safford Wikipedia]; [http://www.geocities.ws/civil_warcontinues/MaryJaneSafford.html CW Continues] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|11869467}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Joy-1576|Agnes Joy Salm-Salm]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FamilySearch|MTYY-NGP}}; [[Wikipedia:Agnes_Salm-Salm|Agnes Salm-Salm]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|13261681}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs: primary sources; narrative bio. |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Smith-94611|Sarah Smith Sampson]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Nurse/Maine Soldiers Relief Association - 3rd Maine; Letterman 4 weeks til mid August; Husband's Name: Charles A.L. Sampson DOB: Feb 1842; DOD: 22 Dec 1907; Civii War nurse, wife of Charles A.L. Sampson, Lt. Col. 3rd Main Volunteers Infantry; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/G95T-QFX FS Profile G95T-QFX]; [https://www.mainememory.net/sitebuilder/site/854/page/1264/display Maine Memory] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|28767466}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Baldwin-16483|Helen Baldwin Schafer]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FamilySearch|9SGW-5YH}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|96574175}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs: sources, narrative bio |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Cawthra-12|Sarah Elizabeth Cawthra Schoeffel]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LV39-6S1 FS Profile LV39-6S1]; |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|89494181}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Bullock-5306|Ann Marie Bullock Schram]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Maybe of New Amsterdam, New York. nurse in Fredricksburg, pension, Residence: Albany, New York age 77 circa 1911; ''' Images: See [[Space:Photo_Album:_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era|Nurse Portraits]] '''; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/K2WV-2K5 FS Profile K2WV-2K5]; |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|186058166}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Scott-53473| Mary "Kate" Scott]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FamilySearch|LBKK-YZQ}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|81353270}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs: Improved bio, DOB & DOD sources |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Brewster-3996|Elizabeth Emmeline Brewster Scribner]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/KCBV-JCG FS Profile KCBV-JCG]; |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Edmonds-1987|Sarah Emma Edmonds Seelye]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|records; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/99P6-WFG FS Profile 99P6-WFG]; [https://www.wikiwand.com/en/Sarah_Emma_Edmonds Wikipedia] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|6843300}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Tyler-1012|Letitia Tyler Semple]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Daughter of President John Tyler.; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/KPQ5-B4G FS Profile KPQ5-B4G]; |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|6654908}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Davis-6364|Jane Kerby Davis Senseny]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Nurse-Sanitary Commission Chambersburg - Seminary July 14; Husband's Name: Abraham H. Senseny DOB: 1815; DOD: 11 Aug 1896; Mother of Catherine (Kate) Senseny McKnight; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LWY2-ST2 FS Profile LWY2-ST2]; |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Gardner-17575|Sarah Ann Gardner Setzer]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FamilySearch|LHDH-CDM}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|18626551}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Sever-334|Anna Sever]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FamilySearch|M76S-GV3}}; Her sister Martha was a nurse also. |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|205912214}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs: narrative bio, sibling profiles |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Sever-325|Martha Sever]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/L4WN-6QK FS Profile L4WN-6QK]; [https://macivilwarmonuments.com/tag/martha-sever/ War Monuments]; [http://www.kingstonpubliclibrary.org/LHR/Notable_People/Martha%20Sever.pdf Kingston Library] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|39855889}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Sharpless-328|Harriet "Hattie" Reifsnyder Sharpless]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Residence: Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania; [https://colcohist-gensoc.org/wp-content/uploads/Harriet_Sharpless_Civil_War_Nurse.pdf Morning Press Obit]; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/L44N-V3T FS Profile L44N-V3T]; |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|75734989}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Newby-1899|Ellen Sarah Newby Sheldon]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FamilySearch|LX3L-9RS}}; cremated |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs: sources, profiles, narrative bio |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Hasmer-8|Emma L Hasmer Simonds]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FamilySearch|KCL6-YKV}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|86846514}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Find-a-Grave memorial suggests surname Tyler, needs thorough research. |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Kellogg-3414|Ruth Kellogg Sinnott]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FamilySearch|K6ML-DRG}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|133159372}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs:profiles, fuller narrative bio. |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Huxford-70|Sarah Huxford Sisson]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FamilySearch|94ZB-N61}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|5559569}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs: profiles, sources, narrative bio |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Anderson-60379|Elizabeth Anderson Smith]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Nurse - Philadelphia - 2nd Corps July 15-July 30 |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Pulver-826|Margaret Pulver Smith]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FamilySearch|LY1X-VQG}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|75734796}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Single line bio. |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Pruett-432|Ann F Pruett Marlow Snodgrass]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Thatcher-1618|Emily Bliss Thatcher Souder]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Volunteered as a nurse in the aftermath of the Battle of Gettysburg - Philadelphia - 2nd Corps July 15-July 30; Husband's Name: Edmund Alphonso Souder DOB: 5 Jun 1814; DOD: 22 Dec 1886; Spouse: [[Souder-253|Edmund Alphonso Souder]]; She was the author of "Leaves From the Battlefield of Gettysburg," published in 1864. Daugher [[Souder-407|Sarah Jane Souder Linnard]] was also a nurse; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/KNS3-8WT KNS3-8WT]; |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|10188910}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Souder-407|Sarah Jane Linnard Souder]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Gettysburg Nurse - Philadelphia - 2nd Corps; DOB: 2 Feb 1842; DOD: 5 Dec 1911 |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Sunbury-12|Martha J. Sunbury Spencer]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|pension record; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/9SL2-6D3 FS Profile 9SL2-6D3]; |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|216105579}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Single line bio |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Milliken-2062|Sarah Milliken Sprague]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FamilySearch|KZG9-28W}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|33346458}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Narrative profile needs work |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Akin-1179|Amanda Akin Stearns]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Was from a prominent Quaker family. When she was in her 80s, she wrote: "The Lady Nurse of Ward E" In 1909 from her diaries about her service at Armory Square Hospital in Washington, D.C. during the Civil War; ''' Image: See [[Space:Photo_Album:_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era|Nurse Portraits]] '''; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/9ZS9-146 FS Profile 9ZS9-146]; [https://acwm.org/learn/educator-resources/the-diary-of-a-civil-war-nurse-amanda-akin/ Diary]; [https://americanhistory.si.edu/documentsgallery/exhibitions/nursing_2.html?newwindow=true Article]; [https://teachinghistory.org/history-content/website-reviews/25001 Teaching History] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|24059603}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Rosenkrans-202|Florana Rosenkrans Sterling]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FamilySearch|KH27-Z68}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|31926085}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs: profiles, narrative bio, connection |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Harvey-17293|Elisabeth Harvey Stevens]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Spouse: Xerxes Cushman Stevens. Worked as nurse for the winter of 1863 in her husband's Co. F. 15th Vermont Volunteers regiment in Virginia camps.; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LZ4V-4WG FS Profile LZ4V-4WG]; [http://www.vermontcivilwar.org/get.php?input=84498 Civil War VT] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|62418464}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Bosworth-1921|Minerva Bosworth Stevenson]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FamilySearch|LKLY-NZ7}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|146000810}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs: profiles; connection; bio work |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Chapman-22134|Lurinda Chapman Steward]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FamilySearch|LZFS-JT2}}; Husband was in the circus. |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|79049472}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs profiles of children, narrative bio |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Myers-18911|Elizabeth Salome "Sallie" Myers Stewart]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Gettysburg nurse: 21 year-old Gettysburg schoolteacher was suddently thrust into the role of a nurse, tending to injured soldiers at her father's home and in the Catholic Church where hundreds of wounded Union and Confederate soldiers were hospitalized. She later contributed food and nursing assistance at Camp Letterman General Hospital [https://www.nps.gov/gett/learn/historyculture/civilians-at-gettysburg.htm nps.gov]; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LHVG-XFV FS Profile LHVG-XFV]; [https://www.womenhistoryblog.com/2007/03/sallie-myers.html Blog]; [http://www.thomaslegion.net/elizabethsalomesalliemyers.html Thomas Legion]; [http://celebrategettysburg.com/love-civil-war/ Gettysburg]; [https://www.gettysburgdaily.com/gettysburg-civilian-salome-sallie-myers/ Gettysburg Daily]; [https://www.womenhistoryblog.com/2007/03/sallie-myers.html Blog] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|14828889}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|WTX facts; has sources; not connected; needs categories |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[McConaughy-78|Elizabeth McConaughy Stoever]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Gettysburg Nurse - RR Station; Husband's Name: Dr. Martin Luther Stoever; DOB: 15 Feb 1819; DOD: 25 Feb 1906; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/K8Y6-KW1 FS Profile K8Y6-KW1]; |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|206299962}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|WTX bio; needs categories; connected; needs categories |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[McCarthy-7890|Lovina McCarthy Streight]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FamilySearch|LWVQ-386}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|46025135}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs: profiles, narrative bio |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Green-16474|Emma Frances Green Stringfellow]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Known as Emma Green as she served as a young nurse in the hospital the Union made out of the Greens' home in Alexandria, Virginia for most of the war. Her life, along with other nurses at the hospital were portrayed in the PBS "Mercy Street" series. She worked closely with [[Phinney-991|Mary Phinney Von Olnhausen]] . Her fiance was a Confederate spy, and possibly Emma assisted him in the espionage efforts; ''' Image: See [[Space:Photo_Album:_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era|Nurse Portraits]] '''; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LWZ8-P6X FS Profile LWZ8-P6X]; [https://www.wikiwand.com/en/Emma_Green_(nurse) Wikipedia]; [https://www.alexandriava.gov/historic/civilwar/default.aspx?id=89869 Alexandri VA]; [https://www.pbs.org/mercy-street/uncover-history/real-people-places/mansion-house-carlyle-house/ PBS]; [http://sociallogic.iath.virginia.edu/node/196 Social Logic]; [http://wikipedia.us.nina.az/wiki/Emma_Green_(nurse) Nina.AZ]; [http://www.emmaofalexandria.com/the-real-green-family.html Emma of Alexandria] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|9712733}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|basic bio needs more to incorporate the sources listed and Civil War nurse and life events; connected; no categories |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Bell-33017|Anna "Annie" Bell Stubbs]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|First volunteered her services as a nurse in October of 1862; was present at the Battles of Harper's Ferry, Acquia Creek, and Gettysburg; Was matron of Hospitals No. 1 and No. 8 in Nashville until the end of the war. Annie is the nurse in [https://ahec.armywarcollege.edu/exhibits/CivilWarImagery/images/nurses1.png one of the most iconic photographs of the Civil War] taken in Nashville, Tennessee (circa 1864). " Nurse Annie Bell with patients after the Battle of Nashville. This image was used by the USSC during its Northwest Sanitary Fair in Chicago in 1865." Pension record; ''' Image: See [[Space:Photo_Album:_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era|Nurse Portraits]] '''; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LT16-8ZZ FS Profile LT16-8ZZ]; |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|20044808}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|WIP; needs categories; source formatting |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Sturges-899|Mary Sturges]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Maiden name: unknown; {{FamilySearch|GMG4-Z99}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|7434327}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs: profiles, sources, narrative bio |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Cannon-7519|Jane Cannon Swisshelm]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FamilySearch|MRHX-LX9}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|11436265}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|only secondary sources |} |} ::::{{Image|file=Images_Mining_Disasters-14.png|align=c|size=l}} ====="T"===== {| border="1" cellpadding="8" style="width: 1000px;" ! align="center" style="background:#B5B5B5;"|'''Nurses’ - Current Last Name T''' {| border="1" cellpadding="8" style="width: 1000px;" |- style="background-color: #B5B5B5; height: 20px; {| border="1" cellpadding="8" style="width: 1000px;" |- style="background-color: #B5B5B5; height: 20px; !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Nurse Profile !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Personal & Service Information !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Memorial !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Sources
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Philadelphia: Zeigler, McCurdy & Co., 1867]; [http://uncountedforces.blogspot.com/2010/05/louisa-titcomb-of-stroudwater.html Blog]; [https://pmwht.org/places/stroudwater-district/sd02-home-of-louisa-titcomb-and-almira-quinby.html Home] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|115847131}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|census sources,needs life events; one-sentence bio; not connected; nurse category only |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Forbes-6723|Ellen Sarah Forbes Tolman]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|From Maine, Born: 1 Sep 1837. Began nursing the wounded at the Battle of Bull Run and later liasion for the soldiers with their families. Received special pension of $25/month in 1886. Husband: Eleazer Tolman;; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/sources/218V-BGH FS Profile 218V-BGH]; [https://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn84031490/1864-03-01/ed-1/seq-4/ March 1, 1864 Chicago Tribune]; [https://www.centralmaine.com/2018/11/12/civil-war-nurse-made-her-mark-in-history/ Central Maine] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|64321404}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|census sources,needs life events; one-sentence bio & WTX Facts; connected; nurse category only |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[McClaflin-21|Sarah Statira McClaflin Tooley]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LL3T-NFP FS Profile LL3T-NFP]; |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|131298266}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|no sources; one-sentence bio; connected; no categories; CC |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Totman-159|(Irene) Catherine Totman]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FamilySearch|K2SR-YBJ}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|51117538}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs: sources, profiles, narrative bio |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[King-46254|Ella "Grandma" Saffold King Newsom Trader]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| '' “The Florence Nightingale of the South; ” '' Confederate nurse with the Army of Tennessee; Served in hospitals near Bowling Green, Nashville, Memphis, Chattanooga, Corinth, Marietta, and Atlanta 2 records - Confederate matron and citizen file; remarried to Confederate veteran Colonel W.H. Trader in 1867; ''' Image: See [[Space:Photo_Album:_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era|Nurse Portraits]] '''; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LHQ2-FJ1 FS Profile LHQ2-FJ1]; [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ella_King_Newsom Wikipedia]; [https://www.encyclopedia.com/women/dictionaries-thesauruses-pictures-and-press-releases/newsom-ella-king-1838-1919 Encyclopedia]; [https://collections.nlm.nih.gov/catalog/nlm:nlmuid-101424235-img NIH Image]; Book by J. Fraise Richard: [https://archive.org/details/florencenighting01rich Florence Nightengale of the South] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|144376402}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|WTX bio; needs sources; connected; no categories |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Trowbridge-1862|Alpheus Trowbridge]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FamilySearch|K8JK-SXW}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|60901494}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs: sources, narrative bio |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Sisty-65|Susan Sisty Turley]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FamilySearch|L5VL-4MK}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|119823901}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs: narrative bio, sources |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Blanchard-6616|Sister Adeline Blanchard Tyler]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|nurse in Baltimore, Chester, Pennsylvania, and Annapolis, Maryland; ''' Image: See [[Space:Photo_Album:_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era|Nurse Portraits]] ''' ; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LCVP-CP4 FS Profile LCVP-CP4]; [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adeline_Blanchard_Tyler Wikipedia]; [https://guides.loc.gov/civil-war-soldiers/adeline-tyler LOC Bio]; [https://www.womenhistoryblog.com/2008/03/adeline-blanchard-tyler.html History Blog]; [https://www.encyclopedia.com/women/dictionaries-thesauruses-pictures-and-press-releases/tyler-adeline-blanchard-1805-1875 Encyclopedia] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|6699070}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|WTX bio; needs sources; not connected; no categories |} |} ::::{{Image|file=Images_Mining_Disasters-14.png|align=c|size=l}} ====="V"===== {| border="1" cellpadding="8" style="width: 1000px;" ! align="center" style="background:#B5B5B5;"|'''Nurses’ - Current Last Name V''' {| border="1" cellpadding="8" style="width: 1000px;" |- style="background-color: #B5B5B5; height: 20px; {| border="1" cellpadding="8" style="width: 1000px;" |- style="background-color: #B5B5B5; height: 20px; !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Nurse Profile !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Personal & Service Information !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Memorial !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Sources
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Added !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Bio-Building Notes |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Billings-1676|Elizabeth Billings Walcott]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|was from Rutherford, New Jersey; also known as E L B Walcott; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LCXC-38T FS Profile LCXC-38T]; |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|14974293}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|AGC-generated & WTX bio and sources; needs sources updated; connected; no categories |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Walker-52616|Adeline Maria Walker]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Nurse at the Naval Hospital at Annapolis, Maryland. Passed away 28 April 1865 of typhus contracted during the course of her duties; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/sources/M6Q4-MVC FS Profile M6Q4-MVC]; [https://www.gutenberg.org/files/21853/21853-h/21853-h.htm Woman's Work, pg 457] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|126315784}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|census sources,needs life events; one-sentence bio & WTX Facts; not connected; nurse category only |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Cutter-1079|Olivia L Cutter Warne]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|145799266}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Bio narrative needs work; needs profiles; no image |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Allison-7276|Clara Allison Watson]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Category:US_Black_Heritage_Project Black Heritage Project] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|needs narratve bio, sources. profiles |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Rexford-440|Eliza Susan Rexford Waughop]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|AKA Susan Eliza Rexford; nurse at the No. 2 USA Hospital in Vickburg, Mississippi; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/sources/KLX1-NN9 FS Profile KLX1-NN9]; |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|5245526}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|census sources,needs life events; one-sentence bio & WTX Facts; not connected; nurse category only |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Leslie-3404|Mary Isabel Leslie Welch]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|was from Port Orchard, Washington; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LHQ5-H9L FS Profile FS] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|5559640}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|census sources,needs life events; one-sentence bio & WTX Facts; not connected; nurse category only |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Pennypacker-275|Melissa B Pennypacker Whisler]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Gettysburg Nurse - Phoenixville Union Relief Society - 11 Corps, Chambersburg Hospitals with mother; DOB: circa 1846; Sister of Rebecca Pennypacker Price; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/9WFV-6CW FS Profile 9WFV-6CW] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Need work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs narrative bio, sources, and profiles; no image |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Whitehead-2451|Carrol R Whitehead]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|80359424}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|AGC bio; needs formatting and narrative; connected; needs categories |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Roberts-44070|Sarah L. Roberts Willis]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/MRBY-CXR FS Profile MRBY-CXR] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|209377134}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs narrative bio and sources |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Goldsborough-215|Euphemia Mary Goldsborough Willson]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Gettysburg Nurse - Baltimore Confederate - July12-mid September PA College, Camp Letterman; DOB: 5 Jun 1834; Atlernate DOB: 1836; DOD: 10 Mar 1896; Father's WikiTree Profile [[Goldsborough-184|Martin Goldsborough]]; was also a spy.; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/KHKN-L9V FS Profile KHKN-L9V]; [https://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/Euphemia_Mary_Goldsborough_Willson Wikipedia]; [https://msa.maryland.gov/megafile/msa/speccol/sc3500/sc3520/013500/013597/html/13597bio.html Archives]; [https://msa.maryland.gov/msa/educ/exhibits/womenshall/html/wilson.html Maryland Women]; [https://www.womenhistoryblog.com/2014/12/euphemia-goldsborough.html Blog] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|18883551}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|WTX bio; needs sources; |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Turner-28433|Sarah "Annie" Wittenmeyer]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|USSC; wrote [https://archive.org/details/undergunswomansr00witt Under Guns] [https://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/Annie_Turner_Wittenmyer Wikipedia]; [https://ir.uiowa.edu/annals-of-iowa/vol4/iss4/5/ Annals of Iowa] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|only source is Wikipedia; bio needs more narrative - has events but no sources; no categories |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Mueller-6454|Helena Mueller Wolff]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FamilySearch|LXSB-PTJ}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|62543322}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs narrative bio, sources, profiles, and image |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Lowell-790|Ann Cabot Lowell Woodbury]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/2S79-6C8 FS Profile 2S79-6C8]; |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|102056064}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|bio doesn't explain all the names; husbands not listed |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Tannatt-10|Kate Tannatt Woods]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FamilySearch|GN6C-FRR}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|211424886}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Need Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs more narrative bio; sources for birth and death; profiles; no image |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Owen-9794|Mehitable E Owen Woods]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/K6QC-5XB FS Profile K6QC-5XB]; |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|6402258}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Orphaned profile; family issue - sibling born too close to Mehitable - research needed; no primary sources |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Keen-3200|Marian A. Elisabeth Keen Woodworth]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|residing in Washington DC circa 1911; aka Mary Ann; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/G95S-98H FS Profile G95S-98H]; [https://guides.loc.gov/civil-war-soldiers/mary-ann-keen photo & bio] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|39416969}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|one sentence bio; mismatched sources; not connected; needs categories |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Woolsey-1434|Abby Howland Woolsey]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|daughter of [[Newton-5929|'''Jane Eliza Newton Woolsey''']], sister of [[Woolsey-1410|'''Eliza Newton Woolsey Howland''']], [[Woolsey-1436|'''Georgeanna Muirson Woolsey Bacon''']], and [[Woolsey-1433|'''Jane Stuart Woolsey''']]; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/L5DV-2SQ FS Profile L5DV-2SQ]; [https://www.encyclopedia.com/women/dictionaries-thesauruses-pictures-and-press-releases/woolsey-abby-howland-1828-1893 Encyclopedia] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|55813718}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|created sister's profle from FamilySearch import; no sources except for FamilySearch Profile; not connected and no categories; |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Newton-5929|Jane Eliza Newton Woolsey]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Gettysburg Nurse - Sanitary Commission - First and Second Lodge; Mother of [[Woolsey-1434|'''Abby Howland Woolsey''']], [[Woolsey-1410|'''Eliza Newton Woolsey Howland''']], [[Woolsey-1436|'''Georgeanna Muirson Woolsey Bacon''']], and [[Woolsey-1433|'''Jane Stuart Woolsey''']]; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/L421-GJZ FS Profile L421-GJZ]; [https://www.womenhistoryblog.com/2007/07/jane-stuart-woolsey.html Women History];
[https://www.encyclopedia.com/women/dictionaries-thesauruses-pictures-and-press-releases/woolsey-jane-stuart-1830-1891 Encyclopedia];
[http://dotcw.com/woolsey-family-during-the-war-83/ Woolsey family letters] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|55752267}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|need life event sources and source formatting; bio needs organiation and narrative; not connected; nurse category only |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Woolsey-1433|Jane Stuart Woolsey]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|daughter of [[Newton-5929|'''Jane Eliza Newton Woolsey''']], sister of [[Woolsey-1434|'''Abby Howland Woolsey''']], [[Woolsey-1410|'''Eliza Newton Woolsey Howland''']], and [[Woolsey-1436|'''Georgeanna Muirson Woolsey Bacon''']]; ''' Image: See [[Space:Photo_Album:_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era|Nurse Portraits]] '''; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/L5DV-R3V FS Profile L5DV-R3V]; |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|55752709}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|created sister's profle from FamilySearch import; no sources except for FamilySearch Profile; not connected and no categories; |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Woolsey-1313|Sarah Chauncey Woolsey]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LC7C-7TY FS Profile LC7C-7TY]; [https://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sarah_Chauncey_Woolsey Wikipedia] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|55765554}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|profile created from FamilySearch import; no sources except for FamilySearch Profile; not connected and no categories; |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Watson-29483|Leonora Watson Smith Phemister Wright]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|pension record; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/G9YQ-GG8 FS Profile G9YQ-GG8]; |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|21933546}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|needs bio and formatting; not connected; needs categories |} |} ::::{{Image|file=Images_Mining_Disasters-14.png|align=c|size=l}} ====="Y"===== {| border="1" cellpadding="8" style="width: 1000px;" ! align="center" style="background:#B5B5B5;"|'''Nurses’ - Current Last Name Y''' {| border="1" cellpadding="8" style="width: 1000px;" |- style="background-color: #B5B5B5; height: 20px; {| border="1" cellpadding="8" style="width: 1000px;" |- style="background-color: #B5B5B5; height: 20px; !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Nurse Profile !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Personal & Service Information !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Memorial !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Sources
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Added !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Bio-Building Notes |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Graham-23077|Sarah Palmer Graham Young]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|In 1867, she published [https://archive.org/details/storyofauntbecky01palm The Story of Aunt Becky's Army Life], an account of her wartime experiences; pension record; ''' Image: See [[Space:Photo_Album:_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era|Nurse Portraits]] '''; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LRR8-19M FS Profile LRR8-19M]; [https://www.wikiwand.com/en/Sarah_Palmer_Young Wikipedia]; [https://www.womenhistoryblog.com/2016/08/civil-war-nurses-for-the-union-i.html Blog]; [https://military.wikia.org/wiki/Sarah_Palmer_Young Military wikia]; [http://civilwarquilts.blogspot.com/2019/01/quilt-for-civil-war-nurse-sarah-graham.html Blogspot]; [https://archive.org/details/americanwomenfif02live/page/810/mode/2up?q=nurse American Women, Pg 810] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|27272921}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|FS generated facts - no bio; sources available on FS Profile; not connected, needs categories |} |} ::::{{Image|file=Images_Mining_Disasters-14.png|align=c|size=l}}
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Added !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Bio-Building Notes |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Young-44929|Nancy Maria Young Abbey]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Born in Brooklyn, New York; Assigned to Georgetown Union Hospital in Washington, DC from April - December 1861, opened her home as a hospital for remainder of the war; husband: [[Abbey-749|Horatio Gates Abbey]]; pension record; ''' Image: See [[Space:Photo_Album:_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era|Nurse Portraits]] ''' ; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/L4NP-5QV FS Profile L4NP-5QV]; [https://www.wikiwand.com/en/Maria_Abbey Wikipedia] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|88208200}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Orphaned, WTX created Profile; List facts - neds narrative, sources; connected, nurse category only. |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Davis-102206|Clara Davis Abbott]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FamilySearch|KC5G-VFL}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|131636635}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs profiles, sources |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Abel-2624|Henry Calvin Abel]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/L8MH-3M3 FS Profile L8MH-3M3]; |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|30351685}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|disjointed bio, has WTX Facts; needs sources, connected; no categories |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Hooper-1|Marian "Clover" Hooper Adams]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Born in Boston, Massachusetts September 13, 1843; , was a socialite; 17 when she started working at various hospitals through the USSC; married into Adams family (husband Henry Brooks Adams - grandson of John Quincy Adams - 6th President, and great grandson of John Adams - 2nd President; one of the first photographers in the US; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LHNR-2LS FS Profile LHNR-2LS]; [https://www.wikiwand.com/en/Marian_Hooper_Adams Wikipedia]; [https://www.oursphotomag.com/blog/marian-hooper-adams-1880 Ours]; [https://uudb.org/articles/henrybrooksadams.html Bio]; [https://www.encyclopedia.com/women/encyclopedias-almanacs-transcripts-and-maps/adams-clover-1843-1885 Encyclopedia]; [https://www.britannica.com/biography/Marian-Adams Britannica]; [https://www.atlasobscura.com/articles/adams-memorial-rock-creek-cemetery-washington-dc Atlas]; [https://www.womenhistoryblog.com/2011/02/clover-adams.html Blog] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|5755017}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|good narrative, needs nurse experience; sourced with paid site - redo sources and format; connected, no categories - add and stickers |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Seider-87|Mary Ann Seiders Adams]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|pension record; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/KCV6-TQ6 FS Profile KCV6-TQ6]; |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|56832045}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|WTX generated profile from FS; needs bio narrative; has sources, add categories; connected |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Atherton-1895|Eliza Atherton Aiken]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|enlisted as a nurse with the 6th Illinois Cavalry Regimen, became 'Aunt Lizzie,' the angel of the hospitals of Memphis and Paducah, called America's Florence Nightingale." widow pension file; husband died of typhus 1863; ''' Image: See [[Space:Photo_Album:_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era|Nurse Portraits]] '''; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/L7TG-XVL FS Profile L7TG-XVL]; [https://www.womenhistoryblog.com/2006/09/lizzie-aiken.html Blog]; [https://drloihjournal.blogspot.com/2017/02/aunt-lizzie-aiken-serving-illinois-in.html Illinois Journal]; [http://livinghistoryofillinois.com/pdf_files/The%20story%20of%20Aunt%20Lizzie%20Aiken.pdf The Story of Aunt Lizzie Aiken]; [https://www.newspapers.com/clip/51391752/obituary-for-lizzie-aiken-aged-40/ Obit] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|55868320}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! 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align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Shadbolt-599|Ophelia L Shadbolt Amigh]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Fold3 record; ; ''' Image: See [[Space:Photo_Album:_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era|Nurse Portraits]] '''; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/MPQL-LMZ FS Profile MPQL-LMZ]; |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|7368373}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|WIP |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|WIP - has sources; WTX bio; not connected; has categories |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Moon-6780|Orianna Moon Andrews]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FamilySearch|LVZL-MXL}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|18373392}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Philp-386|Janet "Jessie" Philp Tweedy Applebaum]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|First husband: Andrew Tweedy; 2nd George Applebaum; Nurse at Estes House in Keokuk, Iowa converted to hospital |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|115734026}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|gedcom-generated bio; needs sources and formatting; connected; needs categories |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|WTX bio; some sources; connected; no categories |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Cameron-12305|Mary Cameron Athow]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|went out in February, 1864, as a volunteer nurse under [[Turner-28433|'''Sarah "Annie" Wittenmeyer''']]. widow, Residence: Aurora, Illiois age 76 circa 1911. Parents: John Cameron & Sophronia Rowell; pension record; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/GHDR-DHW FS Profile GHDR-DHW]; |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|8767261}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|WTX bio; needs sources; not connected; no categories |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Winslow-3610|Mary Winslow Atkinson]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FamilySearch|G8SL-D6Z}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|not connected, bio needs work, sources, profiles |} |} ::::{{Image|file=Images_Mining_Disasters-14.png|align=c|size=l}} ====="B"===== {| border="1" cellpadding="8" style="width: 1000px;" ! align="center" style="background:#B5B5B5;"|'''Nurses’ - Current Last Name B''' {| border="1" cellpadding="8" style="width: 1000px;" |- style="background-color: #B5B5B5; height: 20px; !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Nurse Profile !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Personal & Service Information !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Memorial !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Sources
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Added !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Bio-Building Notes |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Babcock-7664|Bradley Whitney Babcock]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|2nd VA CAV, 5th VA CAV CSA; [https://vermontcivilwar.org/get.php?input=84480 VT Profile]; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/KL67-MCD FS Profile KL67-MCD]; [https://babcockhouse.com/history-of-the-babcock-house/ Babcock House]; |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|83197799}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|one-sentence & WTX bio - needs narrative; some sources; connected; no categories. Note: new profile created 5 Apr 2021 - contact PM for any changes |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Getchell-1146|Susan Getchell Babcock]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| DOB: 1813 based on age in 1896 - was nearly 50 years old when she received appointment from Dorothea Dix on October 1, 1861 and ordered to the front at Belle Plain to carry supplies and attend to the wounded. Nurse at Georgetown Union Hospital, and later Stone Hospital in Washington, DC, and Fortress Monroe in Virginia; Columbia Hospital and Harewood Hospital; 83 in 1896; Residence - Smithville, NY {{FamilySearch|K8TQ-BJ7}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|83322242}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|No |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs profiles, sources, and more complete bio. |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Buttrick-157|Florence Bacon]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|was from Sharpsville, Indiana; Per Ggranddaughter she was born Sarah Cornelia Butterick |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|62907765}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|old Gedcom bio - needs reformatting; source formatting; needs categories (one location) |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Woolsey-1436|Georgeanna Muirson Woolsey Bacon]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|daughter of [[Newton-5929|'''Jane Eliza Newton Woolsey''']], sister of [[Woolsey-1434|'''Abby Howland Woolsey''']], [[Woolsey-1410|'''Eliza Newton Woolsey Howland''']], [[Woolsey-1436|'''Georgeanna Muirson Woolsey Bacon''']], and [[Woolsey-1433|'''Jane Stuart Woolsey''']]; Gettysburg Nurse - Sanitary Commissoin - First and Second Lodge; DOB: 5 Nov 1833; DOD: 27 Jan 1906 In New York, Jane Newton Woolsey, widow of a prominent industrialist, quickly rallied her six daughters to the cause. Georgeanna (‘Georgy'), Eliza and Jane became nurses, while the others made supplies. The Woolsey home near the Brevort House Hotel became a center for preparing supplies and distributing them to Union hospitals. In 1861 Georgy Woolsey was among the first women to be accepted for nurse's training and assigned to duty by Dorothea Dix.; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/L42B-TQQ FS Profile L42B-TQQ]; |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|8936786}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|WTX profile from FamilySearch; need those sources and narrative added; connected, no categories |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Unknown-609088|Alice Unknown Bailey]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Marshall L Stephenson pension {{FamilySearch Record|QJD3-59HM}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|44802128}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs sources, profiles, narrative bio |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Kirkland-3192|Mary "Mollie" Arline Kirkland Bailey]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Known as the Circus Queen of the Southwest; Nurse for the Confederacy and spy;; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/KNYG-TL3 FS Profile KNYG-TL3]; [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Martha_Baker Wikipedia]; [https://www.tshaonline.org/handbook/entries/bailey-mollie-arline-kirkland Texas History]; [https://www.texascooppower.com/texas-stories/history/the-mollie-bailey-circus TX Co-op]; [https://texaswomen.housing.utexas.edu/pdfs/bailey.pdf Texas Women]; [https://americansall.org/legacy-story-individual/mollie-bailey Legacy Story] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|9374084}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Orphan profile, WTX created Profile; List facts with sources; not connected, nurse category only. |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Denton-3794|Martha A. Denton Baker]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Born in Concord, Indiana; April 9, 1838; served in a Philadelphia hospital from September 5, 1862 to August 9, 1864 as appointed by husband to work in the Special Diet Kitchen and as a nurse during the Civil War. (he worked in an officers' hospital and was a member of the 160th Battalion Veteran Relief Corps); Was present at the Battle of Nashville; Resident of and died in Rushville, Missouri; pension record; ''' Image: See [[Space:Photo_Album:_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era|Nurse Portraits]] '''; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LC58-FRH FS Profile LC58-FRH]; |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|63649276}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|WTX facts; needs narrative; not connected; some sources & categories |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Long-23241|Sarah Elizabeth Long Baker]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Born 17 Nov 1842 in Polk County, Tennessee, Died 17 Jul 1924 in Arlington, Reno County, Kansas; pension record; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/K272-5RW FS Profile K272-5RW]; |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|22836704}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|no bio - clipping copied from FAGM; sources; connected; no categories |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Hart-2190|Adeline Lucia Hart Ballou]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|B. 1838 Ohio, Residence: San Francisco, California; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/K2H3-7CY FS Profile K2H3-7CY]; [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Addie_L._Ballou Wikipedia] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|23401876}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|WTX bio; no sources; needs categories and full bio |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Wonder-72|Martha Wonder Bamford]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FamilySearch|KHG1-Z9L}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|20335063}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs sources, narrative bio |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Hale-8429|Mary A. Hale Bannister]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/L453-P34 FS Profile L453-P34]; |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|67555117}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|no sources; one-sentence bio; connected; no categories |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Whiting-4778|Louisa Whiting Barker]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FamilySearch|K874-ZCM}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|69486627}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs narrative bio, sources |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Griffith-7822|Arabella Griffith Barlow]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Gettysburg Nurse - from Somerville, New Jersey - 11th Corps; Wife of General Francis Channing Barlow whom she twice nurse back to life from grievious wounds Accompanied him in the field. Nursed at Smoketown and Hagerstown Hospitals during and after the Battle of ANtietam Died July 27, 1864, Typhus Fever contracted in military hospitals.; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/G46D-N8D FS Profile G46D-N8D]; |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|8849311}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|bio could use more narrative; sources for narrative; needs categories |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Murphy-8850|Mary Rosalee Murphy Barron]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|21519933}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|AGC & WTX facts bio, narrative and sources- needs formatting; connected; no categories |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Allen-55406|Mary P. Allen Barry]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FamilySearch|KVL3-JCR}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|57689465}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs profiles, sources |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Hall-61405|Susan E. Hall Barry]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FamilySearch|L63Y-Z45}} [https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Woman_of_the_Century/Susan_E._Barry Bio wikisource.org] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|9622873}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs profiles, sources, connection |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Dimon-217|Frances "Fannie" Amelia Dimon Beers]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|"''Florence Nightingale Of The South'';" Confederate nurse in a Georgia hospital; wrote two books about her experience: [https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/15829 ''"Memories : A Record of Personal Experience and Adventure During Four Years of War"''], and [https://sites.google.com/a/et.books-now.com/en113/9781846777530-14hedeGEdeiscor71'' "Fannie Beers' Civil War : A Confederate Lady's Experiences of Nursing During the Campaigns and Battles of the American Civil War"'']; ''' Image: See [[Space:Photo_Album:_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era|Nurse Portraits]] '''; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/KZ8H-T2K FS Profile KZ8H-T2K]; [https://www.womenhistoryblog.com/2007/07/fannie-beers.html Blog]; [http://www.angelpig.org/fanniebeers.html Angel] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|138650347}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|WTX-created bio - more sources and narrative; not connected; no categories - recently created - WIP |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Gilmer-174|Sophia Lucy Ann Gilmer Bibb]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/sources/LCXM-C97 LCXM-C97]; [http://southernbypass.blogspot.com/2010/01/sophies-trail.html Sophie's Trail] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|8285406}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|needs narrative, has sources; currently jumbled bio; connected; no categories |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Biddle-422|Catharine C. Biddle]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Most likely a sibling of Elizabeth and Hannah; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LWFC-1ZV FS Profile LWFC-1ZV]; |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|4684463}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|WTX bio; death source only; needs categories and full bio |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Biddle-1794|Hannah Stokes Biddle]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Most likely a sibling of Elizabeth and Catherine; Foley widow file; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/MWBV-J7J FS Profile MWBV-J7J]; |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|50695097}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|WTX bio; not connected, no categories; needs bio narrative and sources |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Billing-323|Rosanna Moore Billing]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/GQHH-MY7 FS Profile GQHH-MY7]; |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|114144538}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Orphaned Profile; only FindAGrave as source; WTX bio; needs formatting; connected, some categories |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Garth-330|Maria Garth Binford]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Project:US_Black_Heritage|US Black Heritage Project]] |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Hudson-5385|Amanda Lora Hudson Bissell]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Born near Albany, New York on 4 August 1839, the daughter of a Baptist clergyman. She worked as a schoolteacher and wrote the lyrics for the song "Ellsworth Avengers," which gained national attention. The [https://museum.dmna.ny.gov/unit-history/infantry/44th-infantry-regiment 44th New York Infantry] invited her to accompany as the "Daughter of the Regiment" when the Civil War unit was formed in August, 1861. She was Matron of the 3rd Brigade Hospital at Hall's Hill, Virginia where she met the Assistant Surgeon of the regiment, Dr. Elias Bissell, and remained with the regiment throughout her service until at least 1864 when she married Dr. Bissell; they had five children. Her name is on the 44th New York Monument, Little Round Top, Gettysburg as " Volunteer Nurse. " DOD: 6 Feb 1899; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/K4B7-FSP FS Profile K4B7-FSP]; [https://friendsofalbanyhistory.wordpress.com/tag/lora-hudson-bissell/ Albany History]; [https://www.facebook.com/battleofgettysburgbuff/posts/and-two-women-too-one-of-the-most-noticeable-and-unusual-monuments-on-the-battle/949738845047227/ Gettysburg Buff]; [https://archive.org/details/historyoffortyfo00nash/page/18/mode/2up?q=Lora 44th Regiment - Lora Bissell]; |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|60656292}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|orphaned profile; WTX bio; sources need formatting; category correction and add narrative and sources |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Blackwell-1085|Elizabeth Blackwell]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FamilySearch|MS4V-PH3}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|6373813}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Blunt-1489|Sarah Blunt]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FamilySearch|L66W-P1P}} [https://digitalcollections.nyhistory.org/islandora/object/islandora%3A30901 Sarah R Blunt correspondence 1862-1865, New York Historical Society, N-YHS Digital Collections.] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|129783637}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs connection, profiles |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Gerlach-93|Caroline Hannah Gerlach Boston]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|was from Smith Center, Kansas; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LHH4-MM2 FS Profile LHH4-MM2]; [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charlotte_Bradford Wikipedia] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|93328500}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|AGC-generated bio and sources; needs sources updated; connected; no categories |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Hardy-8651|Eliza Ann Hardy Boston]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|was from Pendleton, Indiana; Husbands: Martin Knickerbocker and John Boston; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LHXK-T27 FS Profile LHXK-T27]; |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|8234309}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Orphan profile, WTX created Profile; List facts, no sources; not connected, nurse category only. |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Bradford-7865|Charlotte Bradford]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FamilySearch|KZR1-8Y1}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|173507872}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Bradley-16122|Amy M. Bradley]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FamilySearch|LCCG-227}} [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amy_Morris_Bradley Wikipedia]; [https://www.google.com/books/edition/American_Civil_War_The_Definitive_Encycl/9dvYAQAAQBAJ?hl=en&gbpv=1&dq=Amy+Morris+Bradley+civil+war&pg=PA209&printsec=frontcover Enclyclopedia Pg 209]; [https://www.womenhistoryblog.com/2006/10/amy-morris-bradley.html Blog]; [https://www.encyclopedia.com/women/encyclopedias-almanacs-transcripts-and-maps/bradley-amy-morris-1823-1904 Encyclopedia]; [https://www.encyclopedia.com/women/encyclopedias-almanacs-transcripts-and-maps/bradley-amy-morris-1823-1904 Almanac]; [https://townline.org/significant-people-from-central-maine-amy-morris-bradley/ Townline]; [https://prezi.com/p/rfqr5j1sez5m/amy-morris-bradley/ Prezi]; [https://archive.org/details/sketchesofrepres00howe/page/476/mode/1up bio sketch]; Born on September 12, 1823, in Vassalboro, Maine; died on January 15, 1904, in Wilmington, North Carolina; Educator in Maine and Costa Rica in the 1840s-1850s; Was about 38 years old when she was assigned to the 5th Maine Infantry as a nurse and organized a hospital disbanded in 1862 - volunteered as a nurse and agent of the USSC at several convalescent camps to the end of the Civil War. Post-war work in Wilmington, N.C., where she founded free schools for white children in 1866 and 1872 as part of the Soldiers' Memorial Society, and worked as an administrator in the public school system until 1891; Never married and no issue; pension record |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|28865960}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs sources, narrative bio, profiles |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Smith-288938|Mary Smith Bradley]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FamilySearch|GNP4-L5B}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|151330628}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs profiles, sources |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Sharp-15222|Mary Ann Sharp Brady]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FamilySearch|KD1H-N5V}}; [[Wikipedia:Mary_Brady]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|16480344}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|WIP, needs descendant profiles, connection |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Conger-1140|Mary Conger Brainard]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FamilySearch|KF5L-7FG}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|42964230}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Daskam-41|Mary Daskam Briggs]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FamilySearch|KZ9F-RQ7}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|98702351}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs profiles and connection |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Southwick-1122|Emma Southwick Brinton]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FamilySearch|LZ6N-FB2}}; [[Wikipedia:Emma_Southwick_Brinton]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|49129787}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs profiles, narrative bio, connection |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Unknown-640658|Maria M Unknown Brooks]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FamilySearch|GKFX-J2Q}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|209210632}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs: profiles, narrative bio, connection |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Chamberlin-1876|Abigail Chamberlin Brown]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FamilySearch|LHWX-CF3}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|73805315}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs profiles, sources, connection |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Fairbanks-2385|Eunice M. Fairbanks Brown]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[https://archive.org/details/ourarmynursesint00inholl/page/360/mode/2up Our Nurses, Pgs 360-371] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|one-sentence bio; no sources; connected;no categories |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Fairbanks-2385|Eunice M. Fairbanks Brown]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[https://archive.org/details/ourarmynursesint00inholl/page/360/mode/2up Our Nurses, Pgs 360-371] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|one-sentence bio; no sources; connected;no categories |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Agee-1012|Sarah Ann Lewis Agee Browning]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LC8L-V8Z FS Profile LC8L-V8Z]; |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|50115990}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|one-sentence bio; sources need formatting and more; connected; has categories |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Buckel-86|Chloe Buckel]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FamilySearch|MYB4-DXK}} [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/C._Annette_Buckel WikiPedia] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|8862145}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs profiles, connection |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Bucklin-325|Sophronia Bucklin]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FamilySearch|GHQ4-GNY}} [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sophronia_Bucklin Wikipedia]; [https://archive.org/details/ourarmynursesint00inholl/page/442/mode/2up Our Nurses, Pgs 442-446], aka Brecklin; Was assigned to Judiciary Hospital by Dix in September of 1862, a field hospital at Gettysburg, Stoneman's Cavalry Hospital in Washington, DC; Was present at other hospitals near Petersburg until the end of the war. 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Avery Cartwright]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|served in Cincinnati, Ohio, Residence: Brookline, Massachusetts age 80 circa 1911; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/L8SL-SMT FS Profile /L8SL-SMT]; |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|212489794}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|has sources: one-sentence bio - needs narrative for sources; not connected; nurse category only |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Harrington-4308|Eliza Ann Harrington Chatfield]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|32450299}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|sources listed - need formatting; needs organization and bio cleanup - narrative for every source; connected; no categories |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Cheek-834|Edward Mortimer Cheek]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LCZP-1BZ FS Profile LCZP-1BZ]; |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|49545919}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|AGC bio; needs categories, stickers and sources |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Miller-26974|Mary Boykin Miller Chesnut]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|8574}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|has sources; needs narrative - bio copied from Wikipedia; connected; has notable sticker and categories |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Perrine-1572|Cordelia A. 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align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|88126208}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|basic old gedcom import -no bio text; no primary sources; not connected; needs categories |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Parmely-84|Emily Parmely Collins]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FamilySearch|K8VR-N3L}} [https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Woman_of_the_Century/Emily_Parmely_Collins Emily Collins bio] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|27115566}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs sources, narrative bio, profiles |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Claghorn-107|Sarah Claghorn Conover]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Nurse at Gettysburg with Louise and Julia Claghorn - cousins {{FamilySearch|KC5G-Y4K}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|111588353}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs sources & narrative bio |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Finney-2013|Mary Ann "Maggie" Finney Coppage]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Born 18 Nov 1817 in Ohio, Died 23 Jan 1902 in Naples, Scott, Illinois; Wife of Joseph William Coppage — married 11 Nov 1856; pension record; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/K6QT-7X1 FS Profile K6QT-7X1]; |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|67822838}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|no bio - WTX facts; needs narrative; some sources; connected, no categories |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Paxton-1825|Mary Paxton Culp]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| Gettysburg Nurse - July 3 Home on York Street and Hanover Rd, {{FamilySearch|LZVS-RP6}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|28346634}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs sources, narrative bio |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Culver-2072|William W Culver]] |! 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align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Pomeroy-1399|Eunice Pomeroy Davis]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LR95-JD9 FS Profile LR95-JD9]; |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|70357200}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|orphaned profile; minimal bio - needs life events; tree and FAGM sources only; connected; has cemetery category - needs others |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Davis-98820|Mary Davis]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Died on 16 Jul 1918 in Denver, Colorado |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|119091958}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! 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align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|wikipedia only source; well written bio; involve PM in any changes |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Rinker-76|Elizabeth Charlotte Rinker Dodge]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|pension record; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/9VSP-CN1 FS Profile 9VSP-CN1]; |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|6424428}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|gedcom bio & WTX Facts - needs formatting; sources for facts; connected; no categories |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Alexander-19096|Mary Alexander Douglass]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| Image: See [[Space:Photo_Album:_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era|Nurse Portraits]] '''; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/sources/MW1Q-QWN MW1Q-QWN]; |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|122109267}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|copied obit in bio; needs sources, not connected; needs categories |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Billings-4040|Ann Billings Dresser]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FamilySearch|L1P5-6DQ}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|45097479}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs: narrative bio, profiles, connected, sources |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Drown-438|Nelson Drown]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|15th VT INF; Birthdate: 31 Aug 1835; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LZV7-39Z FS Profile LZV7-39Z]; |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|210762621}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|all sources unlinked census - need more sources; one sentence bio; connected; no categories |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Jones-107893|Clarissa "Clara" Fellows Jones Dye]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Gettysburg Nurse - Philadelphia - 2nd Corps July 19; DOB: 28 Nov 1832; DOD: 3 May 1921; Married: John H Dye of Philly, widowed, Residence: Germantown, Pennsylvania age over 78 circa 1911; ''' Image: See [[Space:Photo_Album:_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era|Nurse Portraits]] ''' [https://www.wikiwand.com/en/Clarissa_F._Dye Wikipedia]; [https://www.civilwarmed.org/clara-jones1/ CivilWarMed] [https://www.civilwarmed.org/clara-jones4/ CW Med.org] |! 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Added !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Bio-Building Notes |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Echols-516|William Early Echols]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/KD7C-S2G FS Profile KD7C-S2G]; |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|47937796}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|sources; bio needs organization; has nurse and cemetery categories; connected; add siblings and children |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Eastman-2898|Maria Olmstead Eldred]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|served in Virginia, Residence: Canton, New York age 69 circa 1911; alternate spelling: Elred; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/GWG2-SKN FS Profile GWG2-SKN]; |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|157876158}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|good biography, some facts need narrative; sources need formatting; connected; has categories |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Dada-6|Harriet Atwood Dada Emens]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[http://www.gutenberg.org/files/21853/21853-h/21853-h.htm Gutenberg]; Conklin, Women at Gettyburg - Graduated Women's (Homeopathic) Medical College, NY in 1868. Settled in Syracuse; ''' Image: See [[Space:Photo_Album:_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era|Nurse Portraits]] '''; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/L4JJ-KHJ FS Profile L4JJ-KHJ]; |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|88659269}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|bio needs formatting from merge cleanup and narrative; sources; connected and has categories |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Blair-7982|Lorinda "Annie" Anna Blair Etheridge]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|aka "Annie Etheridge; " nurse of 3rd Michigan Infantry Regiment; ''only female Kearney Cross recipient''; Moore women of the war 1866. p.513 - Kearny commissioned her as regimental sergeant. and presented her with the Kearney cross. Marched with brigade. Antietam, Chancellorsville, Gettysburg; When general orders excluded her from battlefield, she worked in hospitals. (1864) Hospital Transport- Miss Bradley. Worked with Mrs. Husband at City Point. DOB: 5/3 1839; DOD: 1/23 1913; ''' Image: See [[Space:Photo_Album:_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era|Nurse Portraits]] '''; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/K889-GNK FS Profile K889-GNK]; [https://www.wikiwand.com/en/Anna_Etheridge Wikipedia]; [https://guides.loc.gov/civil-war-soldiers/annie-etheridge Bio LOC] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|8125627}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|has census sources; needs narrative; connected, no categories |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Cherrington-174|Mary Cherrington Ewing]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/2WNV-LGM FS Profile 2WNV-LGM]; |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|28495972}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|WTX created profile; some sources with facts; connected; no categories |} |} ::::{{Image|file=Images_Mining_Disasters-14.png|align=c|size=l}} ====="F"===== {| border="1" cellpadding="8" style="width: 1000px;" ! align="center" style="background:#B5B5B5;"|'''Nurses’ - Current Last Name F''' {| border="1" cellpadding="8" style="width: 1000px;" |- style="background-color: #B5B5B5; height: 20px; {| border="1" cellpadding="8" style="width: 1000px;" |- style="background-color: #B5B5B5; height: 20px; !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Nurse Profile !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Personal & Service Information !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Memorial !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Sources
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Added !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Bio-Building Notes |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Bartlett-10286|Adelia Bartlett Fay]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|pension record; Image: See [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Photo_Album:_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era Nurse Portraits]; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LVVC-VSM FS Profile LVVC-VSM] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|97124519}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Orphaned profile; information on profile needs source support; some links broken; no image |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Felton-1684|Mary Felton]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/KHDL-TN2 FS Profile KHDL-TN2] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|167507828}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs additional categories and narrative bio including nursing experience; no image |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Fifield-139|Dr. Almira Fifield]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|161263831}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|good sources and narrative; could expand on CW nurse duty; connected; no categories, include PM in changes |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Morrison-18566|Isabella Morrison Fogg]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|USSC Maine - Maine Camp and Hospital Association 2 weeks. July 4th.; DOB: 1823; DOD: 23 Dec 1873; pension record & service card [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/GHQZ-YHZ FS Profile GHQZ-YHZ] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|21435699}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|good sources and narrative; includes photo |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Knowlton-2755|Sarah Knowlton Fouche]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/KNS3-V1Q FS Profile KNS3-V1Q] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|84909377}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Single line profile; needs profiles; needs additional categories; no image |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Hathaway-4840|Sarah Hathaway Foy]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/K4YB-X87 FS Profile K4YB-X87] Service: Nurse, Medical Department, U.S. Volunteers; Sarah was married to Abial Blanchard Foy, 2nd Vermont, and another nurse, her mother, who apparently served with Sarah's brother, Allen T. Hathaway, 5th Vermont. Her mother is Pauline Hoadley Hathaway; she was married to another soldier, Abial Blanchard Foy, 2nd Vermont; pension record |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|138370421}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|needs narrative profile; needs source; no image |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Francis-9940|Abagail Francis]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/L225-76L FS Profile L225-76L] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|175741623}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|needs narrative, sources; connected, nurse category only. |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Evans-41942|Rebecca Evans Frick]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/L52X-8Q8 FS Profile L52X-8Q8] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|59336728}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|simple narrative profile; needs profiles & categories; no image |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Fussell-681|Susan Fussell]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| Image: See [[Space:Photo_Album:_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era|Nurse Portraits]] '''; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LCXH-3BL FS Profile LCXH-3BL]; |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|8030057}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|WIP - sources and bio; connected and has categories |} |} ::::{{Image|file=Images_Mining_Disasters-14.png|align=c|size=l}} ====="G"===== {| border="1" cellpadding="8" style="width: 1000px;" ! align="center" style="background:#B5B5B5;"|'''Nurses’ - Current Last Name G''' {| border="1" cellpadding="8" style="width: 1000px;" |- style="background-color: #B5B5B5; height: 20px; {| border="1" cellpadding="8" style="width: 1000px;" |- style="background-color: #B5B5B5; height: 20px; !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Nurse Profile !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Personal & Service Information !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Memorial !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Sources
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Complete !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Connected !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Categories
Added !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Bio-Building Notes |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Fryer-1659|Mary Fryer Gardner]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FamilySearch|GQSF-CJ9}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs: connected, bio work, profiles |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Hembree-724|Elizabeth Catherine Hembree Garrett]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|two sisters also served with her as nurses: [[Hembree-671|'''Sarah Ann Hembree Todd''']] and [[Emory-384|'''Mary Emeline Hembree Emory Lumpkin''']]; {{FamilySearch|KZSB-QRW}}; |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|good bio of CW Nurse service - needs more complete bio; needs life event sources. |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Goodrich-7898|Martha Goodrich]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FamilySearch|MKNG-9SR}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|92190152}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs: sources, narrative bio, categories |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Burris-2533|Theresa Chamberlin Burris Gossett]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Alternate name: Thirsa; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LWHW-HDL FS Profile LWHW-HDL]; |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|14954979}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|WTX created profile; not connected; no categories |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Sheldon-2936|Persis Armina “Mina” Sheldon Gowen]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Her first husband was William D. 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Norris Gresham]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|was from Lapel, Indiana; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/KZB6-HRY FS Profile KZB6-HRY]; |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|71469020}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|WIP |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|WIP |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|one sentence bio; sources need formatting, only CW Nurse caegory; not connected; orphaned profile |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Sholes-78|Ann Eliza Sholes Gridley]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|ADD Mini-bio; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/sources/2FYZ-MZQ 2FYZ-MZQ]; |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|8634901}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|update bio for sources;connected; CW Nurse category |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Griggs-3411|Helen Griggs]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FamilySearch|LRN8-6WM}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|24300712}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs: profiles, bio work |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Preston-7483|Harriet Preston Grogan]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/sources/96WL-4XQ 96WL-4XQ]; |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|199546410}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|one sentence bio; has sources; narrative for Censuses; not connected; categories |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Guffy-89|Ellen Guffy]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/GH6T-Z41 FS Profile GH6T-Z41]; |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|32151107}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|good bio start - needs more narrative and nurse work; needs linked primary sources; not connected; needs categories |} |} ::::{{Image|file=Images_Mining_Disasters-14.png|align=c|size=l}} ====="H"===== {| border="1" cellpadding="8" style="width: 1000px;" ! align="center" style="background:#B5B5B5;"|'''Nurses’ - Current Last Name H''' {| border="1" cellpadding="8" style="width: 1000px;" |- style="background-color: #B5B5B5; height: 20px; {| border="1" cellpadding="8" style="width: 1000px;" |- style="background-color: #B5B5B5; height: 20px; !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Nurse Profile !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Personal & Service Information !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Memorial !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Sources
Added !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Bio
Complete !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Connected !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Categories
Added !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Bio-Building Notes |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Spafford-760|Mary Spafford Hadley]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FamilySearch|MWSJ-P7M}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|245909176}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Bio needs work |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Hadley-3655|Paulina Hadley]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FamilySearch|KZ8L-GFS}}; [https://vermontcivilwar.org/get.php?input=84419 VermontCW bio] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|138113697}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! 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align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FamilySearch|21RP-7PW}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|71887201}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs:profiles, narrative bio. |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Green-48364|Mary Green Hancock]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FamilySearch|974D-QTF}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs:profiles, sources |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Aborn-91|Elizabeth Aborn Harris]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| Image: See [[Space:Photo_Album:_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era|Nurse Portraits]] '''; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/G435-HRL FS Profile G435-HRL]; [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eliza_Harris_(Civil_War_nurse) Wikipedia] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|32790900}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Orphaned profile; needs inline citations formatting and suggestions corrections |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Hartin-29|Susan Hartin Haviland]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|widow pension file; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LH7H-TWV FS Profile LH7H-TWV]; |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|36071215}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|good bio start - include PM in any changes; sources need formatting; not connected; has categories |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Foote-2389|Harriet Ward Foote Hawley]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LHGT-CF4 FS Profile LHGT-CF4]; |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|37926088}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|gedcom-generated bio - needs more narrative and nurse work; needs linked primary sources; connected; needs categories |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Meseroll-9|Margaret Meseroll Hayes]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FamilySearch|9JM2-M65}}; husband Sanford Hayes; [https://archive.org/details/inhonorofnationa00nati/page/n38/mode/1up Bio 1]; [https://archive.org/details/ourarmynursesint00holl/page/90/mode/2up Bio 2] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|9623028}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs: profiles, connection |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Titus-607|Fannie H Titus Hazen]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Born 9 May 1840, Vershire, VT; great grandfather served in the Revolutionary War; older brother enlisted in 4th Vermont Infantry age 17; married: Hazen; Service: Nurse, Medical Department, US Volunteers, Columbian Hospital, Washington, DC.; Residence: Cambridge, Massachusetts 1895; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LZ99-KT7 FS Profile LZ99-KT7]; [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fanny_Titus_Hazen Wikipedia]; [https://archive.org/details/ourarmynursesint00inholl/page/496/mode/2up Our Nurses pg 496] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|91914611}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|bio doesn't match sources, needs work; needs categories and connection to tree; has notable sticker |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Hibbard-1899|Julia Hibbard]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FamilySearch|KD37-1P9}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|117474675}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Need Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs: sibling profiles |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Hill-42426|Nancy Hill]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FamilySearch|GZFS-LRK}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|83189939}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Bio needs work, WT connection needed. |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Blaikie-159|Jane Currie Blaikie Hoge]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|In 1861, Jane Hoge, age 50, assumed, with [[Rice-7782|Mary Ashton Rice Livermore]], the management of the Northwestern Sanitary Commission branch based in Chicago and held the post throughout the Civil War; ''' Image '''; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/K8LP-VR6 FS Profile K8LP-VR6]; [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jane_Currie_Blaikie_Hoge Wikipedia]; [https://archive.org/details/womenofwartheirh6471moor/page/n369/mode/2up?q=Hoge Archive.org]; [https://www.britannica.com/biography/Jane-Currie-Blaikie-Hoge Britannica]; [https://www.womenhistoryblog.com/2013/09/jane-currie-blaikie-hoge.html Women's History]; [http://what-when-how.com/women-and-war/hoge-jane-currie-blaikie-medical-service/ Women in War]; [https://www.encyclopedia.com/women/encyclopedias-almanacs-transcripts-and-maps/hoge-jane-1811-1890 Encyclopedia]; [https://www.gutenberg.org/files/21853/21853-h/21853-h.htm#Page_560 Pg 560-578] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|51701795}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|needs categories and full bio |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Holland-15579|Mary Gardner Holland]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FamilySearch|LVYM-2XW}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|92379709}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs profiles of siblings and bio work. |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Wilson-49417|Lydia Wilson Holliday]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FamilySearch|}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|124611453}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs: profiles, sources, narrative bio |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Ellis-26193|Anna Morris Ellis Holstein]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FamilySearch|KFFV-2KK}}; [https://archive.org/details/threeyearsinfiel00hols/mode/1up Author ''Three Years in Field Hospitals of the Army of the Potomac'']; [[Wikipedia:Anna_Morris_Holstein|Anna Morris Holstein]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|15459924}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs expanded bio. |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Opie-74|Juliet Ann Opie Hopkins]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Known as the "Florence Nightengale of the South" for her care of Confederate soldiers, she was the only woman honored by the Confederate Military. In 1861 she sold properties to finance hospitals, medical care and supplies for Confederate troops.; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/M7MS-WCD FS Profile M7MS-WCD]; [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Juliet_Opie_Hopkins Wikipedia]; [http://www.awhf.org/hopkins.html Hall of Fame]; [http://maconhistory.weebly.com/juliet-hopkins.html Macon History] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|3030}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|WIP bio; finish sources; connected; has categories |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Larkin-3270|Harriet R Larkin Hopp]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FamilySearch|LK9T-Q3H}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|12944510}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs: profiles, narrative bio |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Simonds-863|Abigail J Simonds Horton]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|67615101}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|CC - no primary sources, only Wikipedia and FindAGrave; bio is basic from FamilySearch |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Hosford-520|Frances Rebecca Hosford]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FamilySearch|K8JK-MNK}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Matthews-14634|Nancy Jane Matthews Hosford]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|4th Vermont Infantry; {{FamilySearch|K8XV-JQF}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|54357260}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|WTX bio; needs sources; not connected; no categories |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Danforth-903|Marilla Danforth Hovey]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Gettysburg Nurse - Government Husband Surgeon - 11th Corps Hospital; 136th NY; Husband's Name: Dr. Bleeker Lansing Hovey DOB: 1818; DOD: 1899; pension record; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LZL6-37D FS Profile LZL6-37D]; |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|81898009}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|WTX bio; needs sources, not connected, no categories |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Woolsey-1410|Eliza Newton Woolsey Howland]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|daughter of [[Newton-5929|'''Jane Eliza Newton Woolsey''']], sister of [[Woolsey-1434|'''Abby Howland Woolsey''']], [[Woolsey-1410|'''Eliza Newton Woolsey Howland''']], [[Woolsey-1436|'''Georgeanna Muirson Woolsey Bacon''']], and [[Woolsey-1433|'''Jane Stuart Woolsey''']]; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/M9MP-WY1 FS Profile M9MP-WY1]; |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|55735370}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|sources needed and source formatting; bio needs organization and narrative |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Howland-3064|Emily Howland]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FamilySearch|KZFG-C71}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|158238946}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Nees primary sources. |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Clark-74495|Clarissa Clark Hoyt]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FamilySearch|K42P-3SG}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|89031138}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs: profiles, narrative bio |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Deuel-340|Etta Deuel Hubbs]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|pension record; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LC7V-CXC FS Profile LC7V-CXC]; |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|28171428}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|WTX bio; needs sources, not connected, no categories |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Maricle-109|Sarah Ann Maricle Huff]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/KPW4-CYT FS Profile KPW4-CYT]; |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|183296206}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|WTX bio; needs related sources; not connected, no categories |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Hughes-30362|Debbie A Hughes]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FamilySearch|GWGL-J47}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|38233682}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs:primary sources, profiles |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Allen-52047|Sophronia Allen Smith Hunt]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Alternate First Name - Sophrona; Originally enlisted as a "male" soldier in the Company C, 29th Iowa Infantry Regiment, and when her gender was discovered, was allowed to stay with the unit as a nurse. DOB: October 1846 DOD: August 1, 1928; widow's pension file; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/KNQ4-KK6|KNQ4-KK6]; [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sophronia_Smith_Hunt#/Civil_War_service Wikipedia]; [https://forbiddenhiddenforgotten.blogspot.com/2016/12/sophronia-smith-hunt.html Blog] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|172696600}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|WTX bio; needs narrative; not connected; no categories |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Morris-36847|Mary Morris Husband]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FamilySearch|LTB2-LLL}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|28643187}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Shindel-23|Elizabeth Embich Shindel Hutter]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Gettysburg Nurse - Philadelphia USSC - July 4 ? to 15th; Husband's Name: Edwin Wilson Hutter; Husband was secretary for James Buchanan before studying for ministry.; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/MR5R-H4C FS Profile MR5R-H4C]; [https://www.oldbaldycwrt.org/newsletters/2012/November2012.pdf Homefront Heroes] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|20490948}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|WTX bio; needs related sources; not connected, no categories |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Burns-15594|Elizabeth Ann Burns Hyatt]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Residence Lenox, Macomb, Michigan 1900; widow of Asa Hyatt; ''' Image: See [[Space:Photo_Album:_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era|Nurse Portraits]] '''; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/GZJ3-LST FS Profile GZJ3-LST]; [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elizabeth_Hyatt Wikipedia]; [https://military.wikia.org/wiki/Elizabeth_Hyatt Military Wikia]; |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|114219947}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|bio & sources need formatting; not connected, no categories; ; include PM in any changes |} |} ::::{{Image|file=Images_Mining_Disasters-14.png|align=c|size=l}} ====="J"===== {| border="1" cellpadding="8" style="width: 1000px;" ! align="center" style="background:#B5B5B5;"|'''Nurses’ - Current Last Name J''' {| border="1" cellpadding="8" style="width: 1000px;" |- style="background-color: #B5B5B5; height: 20px; {| border="1" cellpadding="8" style="width: 1000px;" |- style="background-color: #B5B5B5; height: 20px; !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Nurse Profile !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Personal & Service Information !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Memorial !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Sources
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Added !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Bio-Building Notes |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[West-22474|Louisa West Jackman]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/K4YW-WNW FS Profile K4YW-WNW]; |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|139402128}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|WTX bio; needs sources, not connected; no categories |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Oslin-32|Frances "Fannie" A. Oslin Jackson]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Residence: Olathe, Kansas age 76 circa 1911; was from Olathe, Kansas; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/27ST-C9Y FS Profile 27ST-C9Y]; [https://vermontcivilwar.org/get.php?input=85505 VT Profile] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|22508783}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|AGC formatted bio - gedcom; needs sources; connected; no categories |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Jacobs-4188|Louisa Matilda Jacobs]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/KHBR-PHK FS Profile KHBR-PHK]; |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|27115242}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|no bio or sources other than rootsweb and unlinked DAR; connected; needs categories |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Jennings-11918|Janet Jane Jennings]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FamilySearch|LKMF-K14}}; [https://guides.loc.gov/civil-war-soldiers/janet-jennings LOC bio]; [[Wikipedia:Janet_Jennings]]; [https://www.aahn.org/jennings AAHN.org]; Nurse who served in the Civil War in Washington, D.C., and in the Spanish-American War in Cuba; |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|86340603}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs:Sources, profiles, narrative bio. |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Brakeman-100|Clarrissa M. Brakeman Johnson]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|was from Geneva, Ohio; Husband - George H. Johnson; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/MFRC-85T FS Profile MFRC-85T]; |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|84280529}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|WTX profile from FamilySearch; need those sources and narrative added; connected, no categories - WIP |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Reeves-3327|Sarah Reeves Johnston]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|served in the USSC; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/L41B-XPC FS Profile L41B-XPC] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|17382031}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|WTX facts; needs narrative; connected; some categories |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Jones-111923|Esther "Hetty" Jones]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FamilySearch|L7FT-VR2}}; [https://guides.loc.gov/civil-war-soldiers/sybil-jones LOC bio] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|22321916}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs:Sources, narrative bio, profiles |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Jones-106478|Mary Ann Jones]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Project:US_Black_Heritage]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs:Sources, profiles, connection |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Jones-111924|Sibyl Jones]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FamilySearch|LHNB-YHN}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|51784810}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs: Sources, narrative bio, profiles |} |} ::::{{Image|file=Images_Mining_Disasters-14.png|align=c|size=l}} ===Nurses’ Current Last Name K - R=== ====="K"===== {| border="1" cellpadding="8" style="width: 1000px;" ! align="center" style="background:#B5B5B5;"|'''Nurses’ - Current Last Name K''' {| border="1" cellpadding="8" style="width: 1000px;" |- style="background-color: #B5B5B5; height: 20px; {| border="1" cellpadding="8" style="width: 1000px;" |- style="background-color: #B5B5B5; height: 20px; !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Nurse Profile !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Personal & Service Information !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Memorial !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Sources
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Lemmon] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|6638370}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|WIP |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|WIP |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|sources need correct formatting (inline citations and corrections for links); bio doesn't include some sources or Civil War; has notable and suffragette stickers |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Souder-407|Sarah Jane Souder Linnard]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Gettysburg Nurse - Philadelphia - 2nd Corps; DOB: 2 Feb 1842; DOD: 5 Dec 1911; Spouse: James Mifflin Linnard; Daughter of [[Thatcher-1618|Emily Bliss Thatcher Souder]]; Volunteered as a nurse in the aftermath of the Battle of Gettysburg; Buried at Woodlands Cemetery in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/KCLL-SHG FS Profile KCLL-SHG]; |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|73259994}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|WIP - WTX bio; needs sources, not connected; no categories |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Smith-177719|Barbara Maria Smith Logan]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LVFV-PZG FS Profile LVFV-PZG]; |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|37712304}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|WTX bio; needs bio & sources; not connected; no categories |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Bair-797|Mary Bair Van Pelt Loomis]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|married first [[Van_Pelt-757|George Van Pelt]]; 2nd: [[Loomis-3437|Harvey Loomis]]; served in Med Dept - volunteer Michigan units as a nurse; pension records; ''' Image: See [[Space:Photo_Album:_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era|Nurse Portraits]] '''; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/K4KK-GCR FS Profile K4KK-GCR]; [[Wikipedia:Mary_Loomis]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|103690582}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|needs bio narrative; source formatting; some info belongs to other Mary; some categories, not connected |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Hunt-22607|Mary Jane Hunt Loomis]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|pension records; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/M7Q9-VGH FS Profile M7Q9-VGH]; |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|WIP - WTX bio; needs sources; not connected; no categories |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Low-4186|Sarah Low]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FamilySearch|K83C-CMC}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|126222945}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs:Narrative bio, sources, profiles |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Clark-20416|Almira Clark Lowell]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|First husband was John Paul Jones. FAGM states she was either a nurse or a cook. 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Added !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Bio-Building Notes |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Maertz-24|Louise Maertz]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Wikipedia:Louise_Maertz]]; [https://www.gutenberg.org/files/21853/21853-h/21853-h.htm#Page_384 Brockett, "Woman's Work"]; {{FamilySearch|K8VF-MQH}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|100145764}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs: primary sources, profiles, connection. |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Graham-27906|Mary L. Graham Mannon]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FamilySearch|M5JH-7LJ}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|145461667}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs: profiles, narrative bio, connection. |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Trip-70|Nancy Trip Marlow]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|married John Allen Marlow; records available on Fold3.com; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/sources/2JBB-QLW 2JBB-QLW]; |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|formatting sources needed; needs narrative, doesn't include all sources; only nurse category |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Marsh-12647|Susan E Marsh]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[https://archive.org/details/ourarmynursesint00inholl/page/148/mode/2up Our Nurses, Pgs 148-152]; {{FamilySearch|KCBG-6M2}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs: profiles, expanded bio, connection |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Martin-64541|Arsinoe Martin]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/MT71-T8W FS Profile MT71-T8W]; |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|71841417}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! 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Boston Megar]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FamilySearch|LW5J-SKJ}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|113651304}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs: sources, profiles, narrative bio. |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Merrick-1172|Caroline H Merrick]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FamilySearch|LHJD-QTZ}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|154240231}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs: bio work, sources. |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Merrick-1174|Frances A Merrick]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FamilySearch|LHJD-QG4}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|123768145}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs: bio work, sources |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Merrill-5327|Catherine Merrill]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LWNG-TSF FS Profile LWNG-TSF]; [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Catharine_Merrill Wikipedia] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|76975559}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|WIP |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|WIP |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|WIP; good bio - a few facts and sources to add |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Miller-108323|Adaline L. Miller]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FamilySearch|LVGR-7KM}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|76975559}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs:profiles |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Lloyd-8699|Emma Lloyd Miller]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/MHXH-CQV FS Profile MHXH-CQV]; |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|994683}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|bio narrative started; connected; some categories; has sources |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Ashby-3298|Nancy H. Ashby Miller]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|pension record; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LHF9-XL1 FS Profile LHF9-XL1] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|76069095}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|needs sources and bio narrative; not connected; some categories |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Moorhead-1160|Mary Elizabeth Moorhead]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FamilySearch|MXKC-WTF}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|122479341}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs:profiles; expanded bio |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Church-7901|Jane M Church Morton]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FamilySearch|9Z3H-SK8}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|130379536}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs: profiles, narrative bio |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Murkin-16|Mary Elizabeth Spidell Murkin]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/L6BP-RJH FS Profile L6BP-RJH]; |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|180771172}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|sources need formatting; bio start, needs more narrative and nurse work; connected; needs categories. |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Chapman-24094|Minerva A Chapman Murphy]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FamilySearch|LDYR-C11}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|204988199}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs: profiles, sources, connection |} |} ::::{{Image|file=Images_Mining_Disasters-14.png|align=c|size=l}} ====="N"===== {| border="1" cellpadding="8" style="width: 1000px;" ! align="center" style="background:#B5B5B5;"|'''Nurses’ - Current Last Name N''' {| border="1" cellpadding="8" style="width: 1000px;" |- style="background-color: #B5B5B5; height: 20px; {| border="1" cellpadding="8" style="width: 1000px;" |- style="background-color: #B5B5B5; height: 20px; !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Nurse Profile !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Personal & Service Information !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Memorial !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Sources
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Added !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Bio-Building Notes |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[O'Connell-2424|Sr Anthony Mary O'Connell]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Sister Anthony; [[Wikipedia:Mary_O'Connell_(nurse)]];[https://civilwar.wikia.org/wiki/Mary_O%27Connell CivilWar wikia]; [https://limerickslife.com/mary-oconnell/ Limerick's Life] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|81099579}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs:primary sources |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Lemmon-1083|Cynthia Rebecca Lemmon Oleson]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FamilySearch|LY74-B55}}; nurse in Tennessee Residence: Sierraville, California age 87 circa 1911; pension record |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|24928002}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs:Narrative bio, sources |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Carmen-32|Mary Elizabeth Carman Osborn]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Alternate spelling: Carmen |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|80337213}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|No bio; only FindAGrave memorial as source; connected; some categories |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Gilson-1247|Helen Louise Gilson Osgood]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Gettysburg Nurse - Independent Sanitary Commission - 3rd Corps with Mrs. Husbands and McKay; DOB: 22 Nov 1835; DOD: 20 Apr 1868; Coddington Faces of Civil WarNurses p. 249 Women’s Relief Corps; Spouse: Hamilton Edward Osgood]. Cared for wounded and dying soldiers at battles including Yorktown, Antietam, Gettysburg, Fredericksburg, Chancellorsville, and Petersburg. Advocated for a better hospital for African American soldiers and the creation the Colored Hospital Service, of which she became the head until the end of the war; ''' Image: See [[Space:Photo_Album:_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era|Nurse Portraits]] '''; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LW84-RRY FS Profile LW84-RRY]; [https://www.wikiwand.com/en/Helen_L._Gilson Wikipedia]; [https://guides.loc.gov/civil-war-soldiers/gilson-osgood LOC Bio] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|36562513}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|WTX facts from FS; orphaned profile; connected; no categories |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Norvell-25|Lucy Wilhellmina Norvell Otey]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Confederate file; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LHRS-WHH FS Profile LHRS-WHH]; [https://www.wikiwand.com/en/Emily_Elizabeth_Parsons Wikipedia] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|10525013}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|FindAGrave memorial only source; some narrative - needs life events; connected; some categories. |} |} ::::{{Image|file=Images_Mining_Disasters-14.png|align=c|size=l}} ====="P"===== {| border="1" cellpadding="8" style="width: 1000px;" ! align="center" style="background:#B5B5B5;"|'''Nurses’ - Current Last Name P''' {| border="1" cellpadding="8" style="width: 1000px;" |- style="background-color: #B5B5B5; height: 20px; {| border="1" cellpadding="8" style="width: 1000px;" |- style="background-color: #B5B5B5; height: 20px; !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Nurse Profile !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Personal & Service Information !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Memorial !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Sources
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Added !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Bio-Building Notes |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[French-13297|Emma French Sackett]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FamilySearch|LZZ8-78L}}; [https://archive.org/details/ourarmynursesint00inholl/page/232/mode/2up Nursing work] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|12654632}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs: Sources, narrative bio |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Safford-465|Mary Jane Safford]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Mary Jane Safford's brother, Anson Safford,former governor of the Arizona Territory founded Tarpon Springs, Florida in 1882; Mary Jane came with the governor and Mrs. Safford then. She was a nurse in the early days of the Civil War, studied medicine, taught at the Boston University Medical School, and was the first woman physician to practice in Florida; ''' Images: See [[Space:Photo_Album:_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era|Nurse Portraits]] '''; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/K4TN-PK7 FS Profile K4TN-PK7]; [https://www.wikiwand.com/en/Mary_J._Safford Wikipedia]; [http://www.geocities.ws/civil_warcontinues/MaryJaneSafford.html CW Continues] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|11869467}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Joy-1576|Agnes Joy Salm-Salm]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FamilySearch|MTYY-NGP}}; [[Wikipedia:Agnes_Salm-Salm|Agnes Salm-Salm]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|13261681}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs: primary sources; narrative bio. |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Smith-94611|Sarah Smith Sampson]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Nurse/Maine Soldiers Relief Association - 3rd Maine; Letterman 4 weeks til mid August; Husband's Name: Charles A.L. Sampson DOB: Feb 1842; DOD: 22 Dec 1907; Civii War nurse, wife of Charles A.L. Sampson, Lt. Col. 3rd Main Volunteers Infantry; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/G95T-QFX FS Profile G95T-QFX]; [https://www.mainememory.net/sitebuilder/site/854/page/1264/display Maine Memory] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|28767466}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Baldwin-16483|Helen Baldwin Schafer]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FamilySearch|9SGW-5YH}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|96574175}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs: sources, narrative bio |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Cawthra-12|Sarah Elizabeth Cawthra Schoeffel]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LV39-6S1 FS Profile LV39-6S1]; |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|89494181}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Bullock-5306|Ann Marie Bullock Schram]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Maybe of New Amsterdam, New York. nurse in Fredricksburg, pension, Residence: Albany, New York age 77 circa 1911; ''' Images: See [[Space:Photo_Album:_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era|Nurse Portraits]] '''; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/K2WV-2K5 FS Profile K2WV-2K5]; |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|186058166}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Scott-53473| Mary "Kate" Scott]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FamilySearch|LBKK-YZQ}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|81353270}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs: Improved bio, DOB & DOD sources |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Brewster-3996|Elizabeth Emmeline Brewster Scribner]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/KCBV-JCG FS Profile KCBV-JCG]; |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Edmonds-1987|Sarah Emma Edmonds Seelye]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|records; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/99P6-WFG FS Profile 99P6-WFG]; [https://www.wikiwand.com/en/Sarah_Emma_Edmonds Wikipedia] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|6843300}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Tyler-1012|Letitia Tyler Semple]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Daughter of President John Tyler.; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/KPQ5-B4G FS Profile KPQ5-B4G]; |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|6654908}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Davis-6364|Jane Kerby Davis Senseny]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Nurse-Sanitary Commission Chambersburg - Seminary July 14; Husband's Name: Abraham H. Senseny DOB: 1815; DOD: 11 Aug 1896; Mother of Catherine (Kate) Senseny McKnight; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LWY2-ST2 FS Profile LWY2-ST2]; |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Gardner-17575|Sarah Ann Gardner Setzer]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FamilySearch|LHDH-CDM}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|18626551}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Sever-334|Anna Sever]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FamilySearch|M76S-GV3}}; Her sister Martha was a nurse also. |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|205912214}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs: narrative bio, sibling profiles |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Sever-325|Martha Sever]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/L4WN-6QK FS Profile L4WN-6QK]; [https://macivilwarmonuments.com/tag/martha-sever/ War Monuments]; [http://www.kingstonpubliclibrary.org/LHR/Notable_People/Martha%20Sever.pdf Kingston Library] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|39855889}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Sharpless-328|Harriet "Hattie" Reifsnyder Sharpless]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Residence: Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania; [https://colcohist-gensoc.org/wp-content/uploads/Harriet_Sharpless_Civil_War_Nurse.pdf Morning Press Obit]; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/L44N-V3T FS Profile L44N-V3T]; |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|75734989}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Newby-1899|Ellen Sarah Newby Sheldon]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FamilySearch|LX3L-9RS}}; cremated |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs: sources, profiles, narrative bio |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Hasmer-8|Emma L Hasmer Simonds]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FamilySearch|KCL6-YKV}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|86846514}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Find-a-Grave memorial suggests surname Tyler, needs thorough research. |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Kellogg-3414|Ruth Kellogg Sinnott]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FamilySearch|K6ML-DRG}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|133159372}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs:profiles, fuller narrative bio. |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Huxford-70|Sarah Huxford Sisson]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FamilySearch|94ZB-N61}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|5559569}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs: profiles, sources, narrative bio |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Anderson-60379|Elizabeth Anderson Smith]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Nurse - Philadelphia - 2nd Corps July 15-July 30 |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Pulver-826|Margaret Pulver Smith]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FamilySearch|LY1X-VQG}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|75734796}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Single line bio. |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Pruett-432|Ann F Pruett Marlow Snodgrass]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Thatcher-1618|Emily Bliss Thatcher Souder]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Volunteered as a nurse in the aftermath of the Battle of Gettysburg - Philadelphia - 2nd Corps July 15-July 30; Husband's Name: Edmund Alphonso Souder DOB: 5 Jun 1814; DOD: 22 Dec 1886; Spouse: [[Souder-253|Edmund Alphonso Souder]]; She was the author of "Leaves From the Battlefield of Gettysburg," published in 1864. Daugher [[Souder-407|Sarah Jane Souder Linnard]] was also a nurse; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/KNS3-8WT KNS3-8WT]; |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|10188910}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Souder-407|Sarah Jane Linnard Souder]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Gettysburg Nurse - Philadelphia - 2nd Corps; DOB: 2 Feb 1842; DOD: 5 Dec 1911 |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Sunbury-12|Martha J. Sunbury Spencer]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|pension record; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/9SL2-6D3 FS Profile 9SL2-6D3]; |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|216105579}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Single line bio |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Milliken-2062|Sarah Milliken Sprague]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FamilySearch|KZG9-28W}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|33346458}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Narrative profile needs work |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Akin-1179|Amanda Akin Stearns]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Was from a prominent Quaker family. When she was in her 80s, she wrote: "The Lady Nurse of Ward E" In 1909 from her diaries about her service at Armory Square Hospital in Washington, D.C. during the Civil War; ''' Image: See [[Space:Photo_Album:_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era|Nurse Portraits]] '''; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/9ZS9-146 FS Profile 9ZS9-146]; [https://acwm.org/learn/educator-resources/the-diary-of-a-civil-war-nurse-amanda-akin/ Diary]; [https://americanhistory.si.edu/documentsgallery/exhibitions/nursing_2.html?newwindow=true Article]; [https://teachinghistory.org/history-content/website-reviews/25001 Teaching History] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|24059603}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Rosenkrans-202|Florana Rosenkrans Sterling]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FamilySearch|KH27-Z68}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|31926085}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs: profiles, narrative bio, connection |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Harvey-17293|Elisabeth Harvey Stevens]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Spouse: Xerxes Cushman Stevens. Worked as nurse for the winter of 1863 in her husband's Co. F. 15th Vermont Volunteers regiment in Virginia camps.; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LZ4V-4WG FS Profile LZ4V-4WG]; [http://www.vermontcivilwar.org/get.php?input=84498 Civil War VT] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|62418464}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Bosworth-1921|Minerva Bosworth Stevenson]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FamilySearch|LKLY-NZ7}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|146000810}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs: profiles; connection; bio work |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Chapman-22134|Lurinda Chapman Steward]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FamilySearch|LZFS-JT2}}; Husband was in the circus. |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|79049472}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs profiles of children, narrative bio |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Myers-18911|Elizabeth Salome "Sallie" Myers Stewart]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Gettysburg nurse: 21 year-old Gettysburg schoolteacher was suddently thrust into the role of a nurse, tending to injured soldiers at her father's home and in the Catholic Church where hundreds of wounded Union and Confederate soldiers were hospitalized. She later contributed food and nursing assistance at Camp Letterman General Hospital [https://www.nps.gov/gett/learn/historyculture/civilians-at-gettysburg.htm nps.gov]; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LHVG-XFV FS Profile LHVG-XFV]; [https://www.womenhistoryblog.com/2007/03/sallie-myers.html Blog]; [http://www.thomaslegion.net/elizabethsalomesalliemyers.html Thomas Legion]; [http://celebrategettysburg.com/love-civil-war/ Gettysburg]; [https://www.gettysburgdaily.com/gettysburg-civilian-salome-sallie-myers/ Gettysburg Daily]; [https://www.womenhistoryblog.com/2007/03/sallie-myers.html Blog] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|14828889}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|WTX facts; has sources; not connected; needs categories |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[McConaughy-78|Elizabeth McConaughy Stoever]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Gettysburg Nurse - RR Station; Husband's Name: Dr. Martin Luther Stoever; DOB: 15 Feb 1819; DOD: 25 Feb 1906; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/K8Y6-KW1 FS Profile K8Y6-KW1]; |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|206299962}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|WTX bio; needs categories; connected; needs categories |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[McCarthy-7890|Lovina McCarthy Streight]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FamilySearch|LWVQ-386}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|46025135}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs: profiles, narrative bio |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Green-16474|Emma Frances Green Stringfellow]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Known as Emma Green as she served as a young nurse in the hospital the Union made out of the Greens' home in Alexandria, Virginia for most of the war. Her life, along with other nurses at the hospital were portrayed in the PBS "Mercy Street" series. She worked closely with [[Phinney-991|Mary Phinney Von Olnhausen]] . Her fiance was a Confederate spy, and possibly Emma assisted him in the espionage efforts; ''' Image: See [[Space:Photo_Album:_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era|Nurse Portraits]] '''; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LWZ8-P6X FS Profile LWZ8-P6X]; [https://www.wikiwand.com/en/Emma_Green_(nurse) Wikipedia]; [https://www.alexandriava.gov/historic/civilwar/default.aspx?id=89869 Alexandri VA]; [https://www.pbs.org/mercy-street/uncover-history/real-people-places/mansion-house-carlyle-house/ PBS]; [http://sociallogic.iath.virginia.edu/node/196 Social Logic]; [http://wikipedia.us.nina.az/wiki/Emma_Green_(nurse) Nina.AZ]; [http://www.emmaofalexandria.com/the-real-green-family.html Emma of Alexandria] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|9712733}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|basic bio needs more to incorporate the sources listed and Civil War nurse and life events; connected; no categories |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Bell-33017|Anna "Annie" Bell Stubbs]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|First volunteered her services as a nurse in October of 1862; was present at the Battles of Harper's Ferry, Acquia Creek, and Gettysburg; Was matron of Hospitals No. 1 and No. 8 in Nashville until the end of the war. Annie is the nurse in [https://ahec.armywarcollege.edu/exhibits/CivilWarImagery/images/nurses1.png one of the most iconic photographs of the Civil War] taken in Nashville, Tennessee (circa 1864). " Nurse Annie Bell with patients after the Battle of Nashville. This image was used by the USSC during its Northwest Sanitary Fair in Chicago in 1865." Pension record; ''' Image: See [[Space:Photo_Album:_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era|Nurse Portraits]] '''; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LT16-8ZZ FS Profile LT16-8ZZ]; |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|20044808}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|WIP; needs categories; source formatting |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Sturges-899|Mary Sturges]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Maiden name: unknown; {{FamilySearch|GMG4-Z99}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|7434327}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs: profiles, sources, narrative bio |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Cannon-7519|Jane Cannon Swisshelm]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FamilySearch|MRHX-LX9}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|11436265}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|only secondary sources |} |} ::::{{Image|file=Images_Mining_Disasters-14.png|align=c|size=l}} ====="T"===== {| border="1" cellpadding="8" style="width: 1000px;" ! align="center" style="background:#B5B5B5;"|'''Nurses’ - Current Last Name T''' {| border="1" cellpadding="8" style="width: 1000px;" |- style="background-color: #B5B5B5; height: 20px; {| border="1" cellpadding="8" style="width: 1000px;" |- style="background-color: #B5B5B5; height: 20px; !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Nurse Profile !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Personal & Service Information !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Memorial !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Sources
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Philadelphia: Zeigler, McCurdy & Co., 1867]; [http://uncountedforces.blogspot.com/2010/05/louisa-titcomb-of-stroudwater.html Blog]; [https://pmwht.org/places/stroudwater-district/sd02-home-of-louisa-titcomb-and-almira-quinby.html Home] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|115847131}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|census sources,needs life events; one-sentence bio; not connected; nurse category only |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Forbes-6723|Ellen Sarah Forbes Tolman]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|From Maine, Born: 1 Sep 1837. Began nursing the wounded at the Battle of Bull Run and later liasion for the soldiers with their families. Received special pension of $25/month in 1886. Husband: Eleazer Tolman;; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/sources/218V-BGH FS Profile 218V-BGH]; [https://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn84031490/1864-03-01/ed-1/seq-4/ March 1, 1864 Chicago Tribune]; [https://www.centralmaine.com/2018/11/12/civil-war-nurse-made-her-mark-in-history/ Central Maine] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|64321404}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|census sources,needs life events; one-sentence bio & WTX Facts; connected; nurse category only |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[McClaflin-21|Sarah Statira McClaflin Tooley]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LL3T-NFP FS Profile LL3T-NFP]; |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|131298266}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|no sources; one-sentence bio; connected; no categories; CC |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Totman-159|(Irene) Catherine Totman]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FamilySearch|K2SR-YBJ}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|51117538}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs: sources, profiles, narrative bio |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[King-46254|Ella "Grandma" Saffold King Newsom Trader]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| '' “The Florence Nightingale of the South; ” '' Confederate nurse with the Army of Tennessee; Served in hospitals near Bowling Green, Nashville, Memphis, Chattanooga, Corinth, Marietta, and Atlanta 2 records - Confederate matron and citizen file; remarried to Confederate veteran Colonel W.H. Trader in 1867; ''' Image: See [[Space:Photo_Album:_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era|Nurse Portraits]] '''; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LHQ2-FJ1 FS Profile LHQ2-FJ1]; [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ella_King_Newsom Wikipedia]; [https://www.encyclopedia.com/women/dictionaries-thesauruses-pictures-and-press-releases/newsom-ella-king-1838-1919 Encyclopedia]; [https://collections.nlm.nih.gov/catalog/nlm:nlmuid-101424235-img NIH Image]; Book by J. Fraise Richard: [https://archive.org/details/florencenighting01rich Florence Nightengale of the South] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|144376402}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|WTX bio; needs sources; connected; no categories |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Trowbridge-1862|Alpheus Trowbridge]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FamilySearch|K8JK-SXW}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|60901494}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs: sources, narrative bio |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Sisty-65|Susan Sisty Turley]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FamilySearch|L5VL-4MK}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|119823901}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs: narrative bio, sources |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Blanchard-6616|Sister Adeline Blanchard Tyler]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|nurse in Baltimore, Chester, Pennsylvania, and Annapolis, Maryland; ''' Image: See [[Space:Photo_Album:_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era|Nurse Portraits]] ''' ; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LCVP-CP4 FS Profile LCVP-CP4]; [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adeline_Blanchard_Tyler Wikipedia]; [https://guides.loc.gov/civil-war-soldiers/adeline-tyler LOC Bio]; [https://www.womenhistoryblog.com/2008/03/adeline-blanchard-tyler.html History Blog]; [https://www.encyclopedia.com/women/dictionaries-thesauruses-pictures-and-press-releases/tyler-adeline-blanchard-1805-1875 Encyclopedia] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|6699070}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|WTX bio; needs sources; not connected; no categories |} |} ::::{{Image|file=Images_Mining_Disasters-14.png|align=c|size=l}} ====="V"===== {| border="1" cellpadding="8" style="width: 1000px;" ! align="center" style="background:#B5B5B5;"|'''Nurses’ - Current Last Name V''' {| border="1" cellpadding="8" style="width: 1000px;" |- style="background-color: #B5B5B5; height: 20px; {| border="1" cellpadding="8" style="width: 1000px;" |- style="background-color: #B5B5B5; height: 20px; !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Nurse Profile !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Personal & Service Information !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Memorial !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Sources
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Added !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Bio-Building Notes |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Billings-1676|Elizabeth Billings Walcott]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|was from Rutherford, New Jersey; also known as E L B Walcott; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LCXC-38T FS Profile LCXC-38T]; |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|14974293}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|AGC-generated & WTX bio and sources; needs sources updated; connected; no categories |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Walker-52616|Adeline Maria Walker]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Nurse at the Naval Hospital at Annapolis, Maryland. Passed away 28 April 1865 of typhus contracted during the course of her duties; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/sources/M6Q4-MVC FS Profile M6Q4-MVC]; [https://www.gutenberg.org/files/21853/21853-h/21853-h.htm Woman's Work, pg 457] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|126315784}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|census sources,needs life events; one-sentence bio & WTX Facts; not connected; nurse category only |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Cutter-1079|Olivia L Cutter Warne]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|145799266}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Bio narrative needs work; needs profiles; no image |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Allison-7276|Clara Allison Watson]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Category:US_Black_Heritage_Project Black Heritage Project] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|needs narratve bio, sources. profiles |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Rexford-440|Eliza Susan Rexford Waughop]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|AKA Susan Eliza Rexford; nurse at the No. 2 USA Hospital in Vickburg, Mississippi; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/sources/KLX1-NN9 FS Profile KLX1-NN9]; |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|5245526}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|census sources,needs life events; one-sentence bio & WTX Facts; not connected; nurse category only |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Leslie-3404|Mary Isabel Leslie Welch]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|was from Port Orchard, Washington; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LHQ5-H9L FS Profile FS] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|5559640}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|census sources,needs life events; one-sentence bio & WTX Facts; not connected; nurse category only |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Pennypacker-275|Melissa B Pennypacker Whisler]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Gettysburg Nurse - Phoenixville Union Relief Society - 11 Corps, Chambersburg Hospitals with mother; DOB: circa 1846; Sister of Rebecca Pennypacker Price; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/9WFV-6CW FS Profile 9WFV-6CW] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Need work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs narrative bio, sources, and profiles; no image |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Whitehead-2451|Carrol R Whitehead]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|80359424}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|AGC bio; needs formatting and narrative; connected; needs categories |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Roberts-44070|Sarah L. Roberts Willis]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/MRBY-CXR FS Profile MRBY-CXR] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|209377134}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs narrative bio and sources |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Goldsborough-215|Euphemia Mary Goldsborough Willson]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Gettysburg Nurse - Baltimore Confederate - July12-mid September PA College, Camp Letterman; DOB: 5 Jun 1834; Atlernate DOB: 1836; DOD: 10 Mar 1896; Father's WikiTree Profile [[Goldsborough-184|Martin Goldsborough]]; was also a spy.; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/KHKN-L9V FS Profile KHKN-L9V]; [https://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/Euphemia_Mary_Goldsborough_Willson Wikipedia]; [https://msa.maryland.gov/megafile/msa/speccol/sc3500/sc3520/013500/013597/html/13597bio.html Archives]; [https://msa.maryland.gov/msa/educ/exhibits/womenshall/html/wilson.html Maryland Women]; [https://www.womenhistoryblog.com/2014/12/euphemia-goldsborough.html Blog] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|18883551}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|WTX bio; needs sources; |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Turner-28433|Sarah "Annie" Wittenmeyer]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|USSC; wrote [https://archive.org/details/undergunswomansr00witt Under Guns] [https://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/Annie_Turner_Wittenmyer Wikipedia]; [https://ir.uiowa.edu/annals-of-iowa/vol4/iss4/5/ Annals of Iowa] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|only source is Wikipedia; bio needs more narrative - has events but no sources; no categories |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Mueller-6454|Helena Mueller Wolff]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FamilySearch|LXSB-PTJ}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|62543322}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs narrative bio, sources, profiles, and image |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Lowell-790|Ann Cabot Lowell Woodbury]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/2S79-6C8 FS Profile 2S79-6C8]; |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|102056064}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|bio doesn't explain all the names; husbands not listed |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Tannatt-10|Kate Tannatt Woods]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FamilySearch|GN6C-FRR}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|211424886}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Need Work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs more narrative bio; sources for birth and death; profiles; no image |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Owen-9794|Mehitable E Owen Woods]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/K6QC-5XB FS Profile K6QC-5XB]; |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|6402258}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Orphaned profile; family issue - sibling born too close to Mehitable - research needed; no primary sources |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Keen-3200|Marian A. Elisabeth Keen Woodworth]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|residing in Washington DC circa 1911; aka Mary Ann; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/G95S-98H FS Profile G95S-98H]; [https://guides.loc.gov/civil-war-soldiers/mary-ann-keen photo & bio] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|39416969}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|one sentence bio; mismatched sources; not connected; needs categories |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Woolsey-1434|Abby Howland Woolsey]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|daughter of [[Newton-5929|'''Jane Eliza Newton Woolsey''']], sister of [[Woolsey-1410|'''Eliza Newton Woolsey Howland''']], [[Woolsey-1436|'''Georgeanna Muirson Woolsey Bacon''']], and [[Woolsey-1433|'''Jane Stuart Woolsey''']]; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/L5DV-2SQ FS Profile L5DV-2SQ]; [https://www.encyclopedia.com/women/dictionaries-thesauruses-pictures-and-press-releases/woolsey-abby-howland-1828-1893 Encyclopedia] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|55813718}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|created sister's profle from FamilySearch import; no sources except for FamilySearch Profile; not connected and no categories; |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Newton-5929|Jane Eliza Newton Woolsey]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Gettysburg Nurse - Sanitary Commission - First and Second Lodge; Mother of [[Woolsey-1434|'''Abby Howland Woolsey''']], [[Woolsey-1410|'''Eliza Newton Woolsey Howland''']], [[Woolsey-1436|'''Georgeanna Muirson Woolsey Bacon''']], and [[Woolsey-1433|'''Jane Stuart Woolsey''']]; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/L421-GJZ FS Profile L421-GJZ]; [https://www.womenhistoryblog.com/2007/07/jane-stuart-woolsey.html Women History];
[https://www.encyclopedia.com/women/dictionaries-thesauruses-pictures-and-press-releases/woolsey-jane-stuart-1830-1891 Encyclopedia];
[http://dotcw.com/woolsey-family-during-the-war-83/ Woolsey family letters] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|55752267}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Yes |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|need life event sources and source formatting; bio needs organiation and narrative; not connected; nurse category only |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|[[Woolsey-1433|Jane Stuart Woolsey]] |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|daughter of [[Newton-5929|'''Jane Eliza Newton Woolsey''']], sister of [[Woolsey-1434|'''Abby Howland Woolsey''']], [[Woolsey-1410|'''Eliza Newton Woolsey Howland''']], and [[Woolsey-1436|'''Georgeanna Muirson Woolsey Bacon''']]; ''' Image: See [[Space:Photo_Album:_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era|Nurse Portraits]] '''; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/L5DV-R3V FS Profile L5DV-R3V]; |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|{{FindAGrave|55752709}} |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"|created sister's profle from FamilySearch import; no sources except for FamilySearch Profile; not connected and no categories; |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Woolsey-1313|Sarah Chauncey Woolsey]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LC7C-7TY FS Profile LC7C-7TY]; [https://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sarah_Chauncey_Woolsey Wikipedia] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|55765554}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|profile created from FamilySearch import; no sources except for FamilySearch Profile; not connected and no categories; |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |! align="left" style="background:#D9D9D9;"| |- style="vertical-align: top;" |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|[[Watson-29483|Leonora Watson Smith Phemister Wright]] |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|pension record; [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/G9YQ-GG8 FS Profile G9YQ-GG8]; |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|{{FindAGrave|21933546}} |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|Needs work |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"| |! align="left" style="background:#ECECEC;"|needs bio and formatting; not connected; needs categories |} |} ::::{{Image|file=Images_Mining_Disasters-14.png|align=c|size=l}} ====="Y"===== {| border="1" cellpadding="8" style="width: 1000px;" ! align="center" style="background:#B5B5B5;"|'''Nurses’ - Current Last Name Y''' {| border="1" cellpadding="8" style="width: 1000px;" |- style="background-color: #B5B5B5; height: 20px; {| border="1" cellpadding="8" style="width: 1000px;" |- style="background-color: #B5B5B5; height: 20px; !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Nurse Profile !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Personal & Service Information !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Memorial !! align="left" style="background:#C1C1C1;"|Sources
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Nyora Cemetery
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[[Category: Victoria, Cemetery Free Space Pages]] [[Category:Nyora Cemetery, Nyora, Victoria]] [[Category: Nyora, Victoria]] Nyora is in the South Gippsland region of Victoria, Australia. The cemetery was photographed on the 12th of January 2014. Links to WikiTree profiles are provided (where known). If you know of any others that can be linked to please contact [[Bech-2|Paul Bech]] to have the link added. If you require a photo of a gravestone listed and there is no profile on WikiTree, please create a profile (WIkiTree is entirely free) and contact Paul Bech and one will be added to the new profile. ---- ===About=== This is part of the [[Project:Oceania_Cemeteries#WikiTree_Australian_Cemeteries|Australian Cemeteries Project]]. Nyora is in the South Gippsland region of Victoria, Australia. Links to WikiTree profiles are provided (where known). If you know of any others that can be linked to please contact [[Bech-2|Paul Bech]] to have the link added. If you require a photo of a gravestone listed and there is no profile on WikiTree, please create a profile (WIkiTree is entirely free) and contact [[Bech-2|Paul Bech]] and one will be added to the new profile. WikiTree is a collaborative effort, so it is little to ask that you add a profile for a person that has not already been added. If you have found a profile then please consider helping others by adding the details of another profile to WikiTree that has not already been added. ===Location and Map=== [https://www.openstreetmap.org/node/150984808#map=16/-38.3383/145.6670 Nyora cemetery location] ===Aims=== This project is to document the life and times of the people interred in Nyora Cemetery. Project members are needed to assist in the research and adding profiles and information to profiles. Hopefully it will grow to include links to other information and such things as video/audio tours of the cemetery. ===Tasks Completed=== *Photography :Completed on the 31st August 2013 *Photo transcriptions :Details of all photos have been transcribed to the sortable table below. ===Sortable Table of graves=== {| border="1" class="wikitable sortable" |- ! align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Last name''' ! scope="col" class="unsortable" align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''First names''' ! align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Birth''' ! align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Death''' ! align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Age''' ! scope="col" class="unsortable" align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Notes''' ! align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Photo''' |- | Admans||Lady Helen||4 Sep 1913||4 Sep 2010||||M or George; M-in-L of Shirley; GM of David||1128374 |- | [[Anderson-71244|ANDERSON]] ||Carl||||21 Jul 1947||81||H of Sarah|| Funeral notice |- | [[Anderson-28564|ANDERSON]] ||George Henry||||6 Jul 1969||66||2nd H of Bertha|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/9/9d/Anderson-28564.jpg 1128156] |- | [[Anderson-54650|ANDERSON]] ||Robert (Bob)||||29 Nov 1996||67||H of Lorna Edna Anderson|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/6/62/Anderson-54650.jpg 1128328] |- | Anderson||Lorna Edna||25 Jul 1924||10 Jun 2010||||W of Robert Anderson|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/6/62/Anderson-54650.jpg 1128328] |- | [[Angwin-549|ANGWIN]] ||Dwayne Leslie||||10 Feb 2003||17||S of Julie & Glenn; B of Krystal & Dale; GS of Hazel & Les, Yvonne & Gilbert|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/f/f6/Angwin-549.jpg 1128260] |- | [[Flynn-2009|ARMSTRONG]] ||Mary Veronica||||16 Feb 1976||69||w/Albert John Armstrong|| [http://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/d/dd/Flynn-2009.jpg 1128225] |- | [[Armstrong-7330|ARMSTRONG]] ||Albert John (Bert)||||18 Nov 1979||79||w/Mary Veronica Armstrong|| [http://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/d/dd/Flynn-2009.jpg 1128225] |- | [[Batten-719|BATTEN]] ||George Henry||||27 Jun 1965||76||Step-B of Bert, George, Ruby, Irene|| [http://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/8/8a/Batten-719.jpg 1128154] |- | [[Batten-720|BATTEN]] ||G||||22 Sep 1964||51||VX120538; H of Bertha; F of Dawn, Neville, Marilyn|| [http://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/1/19/Batten-720.jpg 1128155] |- | Belcher||Maureen||||21 Dec 1992||45||W of Alf; M of Matthew & Sally-Anne; D of Rena & Jim Williamson||1128261 |- | [[Bell-13585|BELL]] ||Thomas||||14 Jan 1965||74||H of Sylvia Agnes Bell; F of Jean|| [http://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/c/c1/Bell-13585.jpg 1128215] |- | [[Watts-4674|BELL]] ||Sylvia Agnes||||23 May 1992||97||W of Thomas Bell; M of Jean|| [http://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/c/c1/Bell-13585.jpg 1128215] |- | [[Berry-9413|BERRY]] ||John R||||4 Mar 1945||||& Infant S Graham Robert; w/Edward D|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/c/c7/Berry-9413.jpg 1128127] |- | [[Berry-9414|BERRY]] ||Graham Robert||||25 Oct 1937||<1||Infant S of John R Berry|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/c/c7/Berry-9413.jpg 1128127] |- | [[Berry-16763|BERRY]] ||Edward D||19 Dec 1919||12 Mar 1997||||VX53256; S of John & Rubina; B of Jim, Ian, Jack, Jeanette|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/c/c7/Berry-9413.jpg 1128127] |- | [[Berry-16764|BERRY]] ||Ian Reginald||21 Jul 1922||21 Jun 1999||||VX54019; H of Peggy; F of Jenny, John; GF of Paul, Glenn|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/e/e9/Berry-16764.jpg 1128364] |- | [[Diener-359|BERRY]] ||Peggy Maud Jessie||11 Jul 1923||19 Mar 2001||||b. Burleigh Heads, Qd; W of Ian; M of Jenny, John; GM of Paul & Glenn|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/3/3f/Diener-359.jpg 1128370] |- | [[Bigelow-920|BIGELOW]] ||Doreen||||||5||with Elizabeth & William|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/2/24/Speirs-67.jpg 1128350] |- | [[Speirs-67|BIGELOW]] ||Elizabeth A||||30 May 1940||81||W of C S Bigelow; w/Doreen, William|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/2/24/Speirs-67.jpg 1128350] |- | [[Bigelow-918|BIGELOW]] ||William||||||3||with Elizabeth & Doreen|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/2/24/Speirs-67.jpg 1128350] |- | [[Binding-129|BINDING]] ||Grace Jane||||1898||6|||| Obituary |- | [[Bowcher-50|BOWCHER]]||Allan Percy (Bill)||5 Mar 1932||23 Jan 2013||||H of Beverley; F of Allan, Marion, Robert|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/f/ff/Bowcher-50.jpg 1128376] |- | [[Bramfitt-1|BRAMFITT]]||Albert Edward||||26 Mar 1977||73||VX39827 Pte|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/f/f4/Bramfitt-1.jpg 1128160] |- | [[Broadby-4|BROADBY]] ||Max Frederick John||||18 Sep 1988||64||F of Larry, Albert, David, Esther, Helen, Wayne, Max, Barbara|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/9/96/Broadby-4.jpg 1128243] |- | [[Brockman-1023|BROCKMAN]]||John (Terry)||12 Jan 1928||19 Jul 1993||||F of Gary & Tony|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/c/cf/Brockman-1023.jpg 1128392] |- | [[Brooker-1535|BROOKER]]||Sydney Benjamin (Ben)||16 Dec 1934||6 Dec 2009||74||H of Margaret; F of Bronwyn, Jenni, Racaelle, Ben|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/1/1a/Brooker-1535.jpg 1128292] |- | Butler||Janice Margaret||2 Jan 1936||24 Oct 2005||||W of Edward; M of Trevor & Colleen||1128331 |- | [[Calder-846|CALDER]] ||Walter||||11 Dec 1967||67||H of Anne Harriet Calder; F of Lorraine, Irene, Jeanette|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/7/78/Calder-846.jpg 1128193] |- | [[Avery-3464|CALDER]] ||Anne Harriet||||9 Sep 1994||98||W of Walter Calder; M of Lorraine, Irene, Jeanette|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/7/78/Calder-846.jpg 1128193] |- | [[Carpanedo-1|CARPANEDO]] ||Giovanni Luigi (Jack)||||10 Sep 1994||64||H of Mavis|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/8/8f/Carpanedo-1.jpg 1128302] |- | [[Clarke-16630|CLARKE]] ||Cyril John (Tubby)||||7 Mar 1983||61|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/a/a4/Clarke-16630.jpg 1128251] |- | [[Clifford-4335|CLIFFORD]] ||Eric||22 Apr 1923||15 Aug 1994||||H of Mary; F of John, Paul, Mark, Julie|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/2/28/Clifford-4335.jpg 1128217] |- | [[Treeby-10|CLUTTERBUCK]] ||Lily M W||||10 Jul 1965||||W of John Walter Clutterbuck|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/3/33/Clutterbuck-119.jpg 1128153] |- | [[Clutterbuck-119|CLUTTERBUCK]] ||John Walter||||25 Nov 1968||||H of Lily Clutterbuck|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/3/33/Clutterbuck-119.jpg 1128153] |- | [[Clymo-12|CLYMO]] ||Albert Coombs||1905||1992||87||H of Doris Thelma; M of June, Betty, Alan, Marion, Gwenda|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/c/c9/Clymo-12.jpg 1128312] |- | [[Hawkins-7067|CLYMO]] ||Doris Thelma||1906||1996||89||W of Albert Coombs; F of June, Betty, Alan, Marion, Gwenda|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/c/c9/Clymo-12.jpg 1128312] |- | [[Dowsett-367|COBBETT]] ||Ann Maree||20 Jun 1955||22 Sep 1995||40||D of Nancy Joyce Dowsett|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/7/7e/Dowsett-367.jpg 1128329] |- | [[Cocking-597|COCKING]] ||David Leslie||||11 Feb 1973||15||w/Paul Trevor Cocking|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/3/35/Cocking-601.jpg 1128208] |- | [[Cocking-601|COCKING]] ||Paul Trevor||||22 Nov 1987||24||w/David Leslie Cocking|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/3/35/Cocking-601.jpg 1128208] |- | [[Collier-1374|COLLIER]] ||Leslie James||||12 Dec 1948||25||VX105237; S of Ivy Alma Collier|| [http://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/1/1e/Unknown-236193.jpg 1128149] |- | [[Unknown-236193|COLLIER]]||Ivy Alma||||28 Nov 1977||81||M Leslie James|| [http://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/1/1e/Unknown-236193.jpg 1128149] |- | [[Collier-2947|COLLIER]] ||William Thomas||18 Feb 1917||19 Nov 2008||||H of June; F of Judith, Margaret, Mark, Richard|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/5/5e/Collier-2947.jpg 1128254] |- | [[Tilling-119|COOK||Ida Catherine]]||||25 May 1978||59||W of Clement Cook; M of Edwina, Ian|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/7/79/Cook-25953.jpg 1128247] |- | [[Cook-25953|COOK]] ||Clement Louis||||3 Aug 1996||84||H of Ida Catherine Cook; F of Edwina, Ian|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/7/79/Cook-25953.jpg 1128247] |- | [[Yann-16|COOTE]] ||Freda Benzley||||16 Nov 2001||91||Nee Yann; W of Charlie|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/4/44/Yann-16.jpg 1128222] |- | [[Coote-490|COOTE]] ||Charles||||19 Oct 1975||71||H of Brenda; F of Helen, Marion|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/8/83/Coote-490.jpg 1128223] |- | [[Cornish-1833|CORNISH||William J]]||||14 Jul 1933||||H of Anna Margaret Cornish; w/Jane Kerr|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/8/8e/Cornish-1833.jpg 1128357] |- | [[Kerr-6675|CORNISH||Anna Margaret]] ||||28 Sep 1936||||W of William J Cornish; w/Jane Kerr|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/8/8e/Cornish-1833.jpg 1128357] |- | [[Cornwall-858|CORNWALL]] ||James Arthur||1884||1965||||w/Emily Dorothea Cornwall|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/3/3d/Cornwall-858.jpg 1128176] |- | [[Harry-792|CORNWALL||Emily Dorothea]] ||1893||1971||||w/James Arthur Cornwall|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/3/3d/Cornwall-858.jpg 1128176] |- | [[Cowcher-66|COWCHER]] ||William Thomas||21 Jul 1870||19 Oct 1952||||b. N.Z.; F of Gertrude Sharwood||Emmett-1120 |- | [[Crawford-23784|CRAWFORD]] ||Eric Murray||20 Sep 1905||29 Sep 1982||79||VX105945; H of Mabel Claire Crawford; F of Louise, Maxwell, William, Evelyn, Meredith, Cameron|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/1/19/Crawford-23784.jpg 1128203] |- | [[Browne-6439|CRAWFORD]] ||Mabel Claire||||2 Oct 1994||91||W of Eric Murray Crawford; M of Louise, Maxwell, William, Evelyn, Meredith, Cameron|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/1/19/Crawford-23784.jpg 1128203] |- | [[Crawford-23785|CRAWFORD]] ||Evelyn Mabel||1933||2003||||b. Loch, d. Hobart; D of Murray & Claire; S of Louise, Max, Bill, Meredith, Cameron|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/a/ac/Crawford-23785.jpg 1128371] |- | [[Crisp-2653|CRISP]] ||Frank Ernest||||4 Aug 1910||23|||| Obituary |- | [[Cumberland-392|CUMBERLAND]] ||Joel Wade||23 Oct 1986||16 Nov 1999|||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/8/80/Cumberland-392.jpg 1128283] |- | [[Heylen-66|CUNNINGHAM]] ||Valeria Kitty||14 Feb 1921||17 Feb 2001||80||nee Heylen; W of Jack; M of Betina & Roy|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/d/d9/Heylen-66.jpg 1128287] |- | [[Bradbury-3468|CUTLER]] ||Norma||3 Oct 1921||26 May 2007||||W of Robert Cutler; F of Ray, Roger, Karen, Jenny|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/d/d3/Cutler-3053.jpg 1128241] |- | [[Cutler-3053|CUTLER]] ||Robert Crawford||1 Aug 1918||9 Jun 2008||||H of Norma Cutler; M of Ray, Roger, Karen, Jenny|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/d/d3/Cutler-3053.jpg 1128241] |- | [[Chapman-24426|DATSON]]||Clio Winifred||17 May 1918||30 Sep 1938|||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/9/9a/Chapman-24426.jpg 1128220] |- | Davies||Christina Louise||||28 Apr 1968||56||||1128195 |- | Davis||E||||||||||1128168 |- | Davis||J||||||||||1128168 |- | [[Doble-319|DOBLE]] ||Hue Hewwitt||||12 Jun 1940||72||H of Elizabeth|| [http://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/4/46/Doble-319.jpg 1128126] |- | [[Moodie-180|DOBLE]] ||Elizabeth||||8 Oct 1936||64|||| [http://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/4/46/Doble-319.jpg 1128126] |- | [[Doble-324|DOBLE]] ||William Mckenzie||16 Oct 1908||23 Apr 1996||87||V38804 Cpl; b. Lorne, Vic|| [http://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/9/98/Doble-324.jpg 1128381] |- | [[Clutterbuck-540|DOWEL||Marjorie Louisa (Marj)]] ||1926||1981||||nee Clutterbuck, M of Bryan, Wendy, Gary|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/e/e5/Dowel-82.jpg 1128152] |- | [[Dowel-82|DOWEL||Henry Albert (Alby)]] ||1925||2011||||F of Bryan, Wendy, Gary; H of Marjorie & Cecily|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/e/e5/Dowel-82.jpg 1128152] |- | Dowsett||Nancy Joyce||21 Nov 1929||27 Feb 1993||64||M of Ann Maree Cobbett|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/7/7e/Dowsett-367.jpg 1128329] |- | [[Drew-4783|DREW]]||Leslie William||||30 Jul 1966||70||13th Light Horse AIF|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/3/3c/Drew-4783.jpg 1128130] |- | [[Dunn-20538|DUNN]] ||Peter Thomas||16 Jul 1985||17 Feb 1998||||S of Stephen & Janice; B of Andrew|| [[https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/8/8f/Dunn-20538.jpg 1128280]] |- | [[Ellingworth-66|ELLINGWORTH]]||John Walter||||||36||w/Irene Ellingworth|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/c/c0/Ellingworth-66.jpg 1128333] |- | [[Ellingworth-67|ELLINGWORTH]] ||Irene||||||2||w/John Walter Ellingworth|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/c/c0/Ellingworth-66.jpg 1128333] |- | [[Ellingworth-66|ELLINGWORTH]]||John Walter||||||36||w/Irene Ellingworth|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/c/c0/Ellingworth-66.jpg 1128333] |- | [[Ellingworth-21|ELLINGWORTH]] ||John||||10 Jul 1928||81|||| Funeral notice |- | [[Gardner-14420|ELLINGWORTH]] ||Lucy||||10 Jun 1909||48|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/d/da/Gardner-14420.jpg 1128336] |- | [[Emmett-343|EMMETT]] ||William Charles||||19 Jun 1953||73||S of Sarah Ann & William Emmett; B of Ethel, Hannah, Gertrude.|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/6/6f/Emmett-343.jpg 1128123] |- | [[Evans-42173|EVANS||Charles Wilmot]] ||23 Nov 1905||3 Jul 1987||||H of Bertha Evans|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/9/95/Evans-42173.jpg 1128293] |- | [[Smith-286397|EVANS]]||Bertha||23 Apr 1916||21 Mar 2002||||W of Charles Wilmot Evans; M of Dawn, Neville, Marilyn|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/9/95/Evans-42173.jpg 1128293] |- | [[Sexton-5123|FAIR]] |||||||||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/0/02/Sexton-5123.jpg 1128145] |- | [[Drew-4785|FALLS]] ||Alice Muriel||||4 Jan 1969||68||W of Leslie John Falls|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/c/cd/Falls-296.jpg 1128189] |- | [[Falls-296|FALLS]] ||Leslie John||21 Nov 1908||14 Jun 2001||||H of Alice Muriel Falls|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/c/cd/Falls-296.jpg 1128189] |- | [[Faux-168|FAUX]]||Leslie Albert||||20 Aug 2008||72||H of Shirley; F of Christine, Jeanette, Gregory|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/0/0c/Faux-168.jpg 1128306] |- | [[Faux-169|FAUX||Gregory John]] ||||26 Jan 1992||27||S of Leslie & Shirley; B of Christine & Jeanette|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/b/ba/Faux-169.jpg 1128307] |- | [[Ferrier-1297|FERRIER]] ||Alexander||||15 Jun 1999||70||H of Jean; F of Heather & Bruce; GF of Jennifer & Kathryn|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/0/0e/Ferrier-1297.jpg 1128216] |- | [[Ferrier-1301|FERRIER||Alan]] ||||10 Aug 1935||12|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/7/7e/Ferrier-1301.jpg 1128359] |- | [[Ferrier-1298|FERRIER]] ||Albert James||||15 Jan 1990||73||H of Rose Ferrier; F of Robert, Marjorie, Geoffrey, Ian|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/5/59/Ferrier-1298.jpg 1128257] |- | [[Ferrier-1299|FERRIER]] ||Albert Oliver||||17 Apr 1976||84|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/b/bc/Ferrier-1299.jpg 1128360] |- | [[Hull-8827|FERRIER]] ||Annie||||1953||||w/Robert & Gwenneth|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/a/a2/Ferrier-1280.jpg 1128345] |- | [[Barnett-13012|FERRIER]] ||Daisy Elizabeth||||8 Oct 1970||74|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/0/0f/Barnett-13012.jpg 1128361] |- | [[Ferrier-665|FERRIER]] ||David||||8 Apr 1920||73||w/Marion Ferrier|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/b/b2/Ferrier-665.jpg 1128344] |- | [[Ferrier-1300|FERRIER]] ||Gwenneth||||1893||||w/Robert & Annie|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/a/a2/Ferrier-1280.jpg 1128345] |- | [[Hodgkinson-589|FERRIER]] ||Marion||||11 Jul 1924||73||w/David Ferrier|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/b/b2/Ferrier-665.jpg 1128344] |- | [[Ferrier-1280|FERRIER||Robert]] ||||1955||||w/ Annie & Gwenneth|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/a/a2/Ferrier-1280.jpg 1128345] |- | [[Henry-16603|FERRIER]] ||Rose||||28 Feb 1992||75||W of Albert Ferrier|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/5/59/Ferrier-1298.jpg 1128257] |- | [[Fleming-14020|FLEMING]] ||Marcus (Ossie)||10 Jun 1931||8 Jul 2010||79||b. Limavady, N. Ireland; H of Jessie; F of Phillip, Mark, Susie, Isobel|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/d/db/Fleming-14020.jpg 1128290] |- | Fry||Gladys Ethel Clara||27 Nov 1911||17 Aug 1996||||W of Sydney Lawrence Fry; M of Gill, Pat, Janet|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/f/f3/Fry-8823.jpg 1128321] |- | [[Fry-8823|FRY]] ||Sydney Lawrence||23 Apr 1909||3 Oct 1987||||H of Gladys Ethel Clara Fry; F of Gill, Pat, Janet|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/f/f3/Fry-8823.jpg 1128321] |- | [[Stanlake-85|GANE]] ||Jane Eliza||||14 Jun 1979||88||W of John Francis Gane|| [http://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/6/63/Gane-258.jpg 1128224] |- | [[Gane-258|GANE]] ||John Francis||||6 Feb 1976||88||H of Jane Eliza Gane|| [http://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/6/63/Gane-258.jpg 1128224] |- | [[Garnham-434|GARNHAM]] ||Bertrand Edmund||||18 Feb 1983||72||H of Ellen Garnham; F of Nola, Donald, James, Lindsay|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/c/c4/Garnham-434.jpg 1128212] |- | [[Bennett-36385|GARNHAM]] ||Helen||||11 Sep 1973||61||W of Bertrand Edmund Garnham; M of Nola, Donald, James, Lindsay|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/c/c4/Garnham-434.jpg 1128212] |- | [[Glover-9063|GLOVER]] ||Abraham Samuel||||7 Jul 1976||82||w/Elizabeth Helen Glover|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/d/d1/Glover-9063.jpg 1128227] |- | [[Doble-701|GLOVER||Elizabeth Helen]] ||||11 Sep 1977||68||w/Abraham Samuel Glover|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/d/d1/Glover-9063.jpg 1128227] |- | [[Glover-4148|GLOVER]]||Ernest Walter||||30 Oct 1965||68|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/f/fc/Glover-4148.jpg 1128167] |- | [[Glover-9064|GLOVER]] ||George Henry||23 Jan 1923||18 Apr 1994||||H of Joyce, H of Mary; F of Ian, Robyn, Sandra, Raymond|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/b/b9/Glover-9064.jpg 1128309] |- | Glover||Frances Gwendoline||||13 Aug 1990||||W of James Albert Glover; M of Vernon, Shirley, Phllis, Dorothy, Geoffrey, Marjorie|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/c/ca/Glover-4150.jpg 1128157] |- | [[Glover-4150|GLOVER]]||James Albert||||6 Feb 1965||76||AIF; H of Frances Gwendoline Glover; F of Vernon, Shirley, Phllis, Dorothy, Geoffrey, Marjorie|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/c/ca/Glover-4150.jpg 1128157] |- | [[Worthington-2938|GLOVER]] ||Jessie||||27 Apr 2008||88||W of Ted Glover; M of Noel, Les, Margaret, Evonne, Elizabeth|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/6/69/Glover-9065.jpg 1128319] |- | Glover||Joyce||29 Feb 1924||8 Aug 1975||||W of George; M of Roy, Ian, Robyn, Sandra, Raymond; w/Raymond Glover|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/b/b2/Glover-9066.jpg 1128210] |- | [[Glover-9067|GLOVER]] ||Leslie James||4 Jul 1942||1 Nov 2011||||H of Barbara; F of Travis, Ross, Vicki; GF of Charlotte, Riley, Dylan|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/8/83/Glover-9067.jpg 1128300] |- | [[Abraham-2470|GLOVER]] ||Marie Olive||||1 Jul 1957||12|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/1/1a/Abraham-2470.jpg 1128116] |- | [[Glover-9068|GLOVER]] ||Noel John||||17 Sep 2006||66||S of Ted & Eileen; B of Les, Margaret, Evonne, Elizabeth; Nephew of Stan|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/9/9e/Glover-9068.jpg 1128320] |- | [[Glover-9069|GLOVER]] ||Peter Geoffrey||||18 Oct 1983||25||S of Geoff & Hilda; B of Sue & Jeanette|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/e/ec/Glover-9069.jpg 1128268] |- | [[Glover-9066|GLOVER]] ||Raymond (Mitz)||29 Oct 1959||24 Mar 2000||||F of Wayne & Ross, Jesse, Taylah & Brock; With Joyce Glover|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/b/b2/Glover-9066.jpg 1128210] |- | [[Glover-9070|GLOVER]] ||Ross Edward||||8 Jul 1974||<1|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/4/4a/Glover-9070.jpg 1128382] |- | [[Glover-9071|GLOVER]] ||Stan||||17 Mar 1987||78|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/1/1c/Glover-9071.jpg 1128301] |- | [[Glover-9065|GLOVER||Ted]] ||||20 Sep 1986||84||H of Jessie Eileen Glover; F of Noel, Les, Margaret, Evonne, Elizabeth|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/6/69/Glover-9065.jpg 1128319] |- | [[Glover-9072|GLOVER]] ||Vernon James||||14 Jun 1989||68||S of James & Gwendoline; B of Shirley, Phyllis, Dorothy, Geoffrey, Marjorie|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/7/78/Glover-9072.jpg 1128269] |- | [[Wheatley-865|GRAYDEN]] ||Lillian Connie||1933||1982||||W of [[Grayden-1|Bob]]; M of Noel, Raeleen|| [http://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/5/52/Wheatley-865.jpg 1128229] |- | [[Grayden-1|GRAYDEN]]||Arthur Robert (Bob)||1933||1982||||Sp Lillian & Edna; Par: Noel, Raeleen||[[Space:Memorial_Photography|Required]] |- | [[Grigg-1544|GRIGG]]||Norman Ronald||20 Jun 1910||25 Sep 1985||75||H of Doris; F of Beverley, Max; GF of Stuart, Daniel, Braden|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/c/c2/Grigg-1544.jpg 1128379] |- | [[Frost-11404|GRIGG]] ||Doris Rose||19 Jun 1910||10 Spe 1980||70||W of Norman; M of Beverley & Max|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/b/bc/Frost-11404.jpg 1128380] |- | [[Grogan-1215|GROGAN]] ||James Charles||3 Jul 1926||5 Jul 2003||||H of Joy; F of Rob, Ron, Sue, Ken, Paul, Steve, Amanda, Phil|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/f/f5/Grogan-1215.jpg 1128235] |- | [[Grundy-341|GRUNDY]] ||John Alfred||||1 Dec 1959||100|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/2/2c/Grundy-341.jpg 1128113] |- | [[Gwyer-46|GWYER]] ||Alan Verdun Harry||||26 May 2011||68|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/6/68/Gwyer-46.jpg 1128378] |- | [[Hayward-6456|HALL]] ||Annie Maude (Nancy)||22 May 1922||9 Aug 2009||||Nee Hayward; W of Cliff, M of Trevor, Glenys, Peter|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/b/b5/Hayward-6456.jpg 1128199] |- | [[Hall-63250|HALL]] ||Donald Herbert||||30 Nov 1979||51||w/Herbert & Mabel Hall|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/c/ce/Hall-63250.jpg 1128138] |- | [[Hall-63252|HALL||George]] ||||22 Oct 1915||1||w/baby Hicks|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/a/ab/Hall-63252.jpg 1128367] |- | [[Hall-46668|HALL]] ||Herbert W||||21 Mar 1952||76||w/Mabel & Donald Herbert Hall|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/8/8c/Hall-46668.jpg 1128137] |- | [[Hall-41582|HALL]] ||John||||26 Sep 1945||80||H of Mirrian Hannah Hall, F of Vera, Clyde, Olive, Ivor, Cliff, Nina, George|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/3/30/Hall-41582.jpg 1128142] |- | [[Hall-63260|HALL||Keith Edgar]] ||25 Aug 1922||1 Oct 2007||||H of Lorna; F of Les, Bev|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/f/f8/Hall-63260.jpg 1128214] |- | [[Hall-63259|HALL]] ||Lillian Vera||||10 Mar 1984||88||D of John and Hannah, S of Clyde, Olive, Ivo, Clifford, Nina, George|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/a/a9/Hall-63259.jpg 1128265] |- | [[Bayley-1165|HALL||Lorna Florence]] ||8 Aug 1911||22 Oct 1994||||W of Keith; M of Les, Bev|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/5/59/Bayley-1165.jpg 1128213] |- | [[Rawlings-1873|HALL||Mabel Eliza G]] ||||1 Aug 1970||82||w/Herbert & Donald Hall|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/2/22/Rawlings-1873.jpg 1128139] |- | [[Emmett-715|HALL]] ||Mirrian Hannah||||4 Jun 1946||70||W of John Hall; M of Vera, Clyde, Olive, Ivor, Cliff, Nina, George|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/8/8c/Emmett-715.jpg 1128144] |- | [[Hall-63274|HALL]] ||Walter Leonard (Wally)||10 May 1924||12 Aug 2011||||H of Dorothy; F of Raymond, Sandra|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/7/71/Hall-63274.jpg 1128239] |- | [[Hall-63251|HALL]] ||William Clifford||12 Jun 1908||10 Jul 1996||||H of Nancy; F of Trevor, Glenys, Peter|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/c/c6/Hall-63251.jpg 1128200] |- | [[Hallas-126|HALLAS]] ||Victor Laurie||||26 Nov 1987||71|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/e/e1/Hallas-126.jpg 1128296] |- | [[Carpanedo-2|HALLAS]] ||Annette Jean||||1 Oct 2004||82||Nee Carpanedo; W of Vic; M of Geoff, Helen, John, Christine|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/1/11/Carpanedo-2.jpg 1128297] |- | [[Hamilton-31380|HAMILTON]] ||Yvonne||7 Aug 1947||30 Oct 1998||||D of Alex & Gwen; Step-D of Joan; S of Gail|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/8/88/Hamilton-31380.jpg 1128253] |- | Hamilton||Joan||1919||1992||75||W of Alex|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/c/cc/Hamilton-31381.jpg 1128262] |- | [[Hamilton-31381|HAMILTON]] ||Alexander Wilson||1922||2009||86||H of Joan|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/c/cc/Hamilton-31381.jpg 1128262] |- | [[Hansen-19707|HANSEN]] ||Alan Arnold||25 May 1916||21 Apr 2001||84||H of Elizabeth; F of Margaret, Peter, Ruth|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/4/4e/Hansen-19707.jpg 1128276] |- | [[Gillan-417|HANSEN]] ||Elizabeth May (Betty)||20 Oct 1917||17 Oct 2004||86||W of Alan Arnold; M of Margaret, Peter, Ruth|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/4/4e/Hansen-19707.jpg 1128276] |- | [[Simondson-12|HARRAP]] ||Marie Jean||||14 Sep 1959||41||W of Ronald Thomas|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/b/b2/Harrap-59.jpg 1128110] |- | [[Harrap-59|HARRAP]] ||Ronald Thomas||||12 Aug 1989||73||H of Marie Jean|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/b/b2/Harrap-59.jpg 1128110] |- | [[Harris-55830|HARRIS]] ||Graham||30 Mar 1940||12 Feb 1994||||S of Dorrie & Frank; B of Kevin, Frank, Beverley|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/c/ca/Harris-55830.jpg 1128365] |- | [[Harris-55831|HARRIS||Graham]] ||||12 Feb 1994||53||F of Elizabeth|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/e/ed/Harris-55831.jpg 1128372] |- | [[Hatch-6437|HATCH]] ||Thomas R||||20 May 1936||11|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/e/e3/Hatch-6437.jpg 1128119] |- | [[Pearce-5565|HATCH]]||Charlotte||||7 Mar 1966||73||W of William Hatch|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/0/0b/Hatch-4129.jpg 1128190] |- | [[Hatch-4129|HATCH]] ||William||||7 Dec 1970||77||H of Charlotte Hatch|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/0/0b/Hatch-4129.jpg 1128190] |- | [[Hatch-4599|HATCH]] ||William Henry||||20 Apr 1979||63|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/8/80/Hatch-4599.jpg 1128270] |- | [[Hatch-6438|HATCH]] ||Albert Nathaniel (Pike)||||23 Mar 1992||73||H of Marjorie; F of Lorraine|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/2/2e/Hatch-6438.jpg 1128295] |- | [[Glover-5539|HATCH]] ||Marjorie Lee||14 Feb 1917||4 Jul 2009||||W of Pike; M of Lorraine|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/2/2e/Hatch-6438.jpg 1128295] |- | [[Hatch-6439|HATCH]] ||Sam||14 Jul 1927||5 Apr 2010||||H of Catherine (Kitty); F of Rosemarie & Rick; Gf of Olivia & Lachlan|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/2/2b/Hatch-6439.jpg 1128324] |- | [[Hawkins-16755|HAWKINS]]||Reginald Allen||28 Feb 1921||16 Nov 1994||||H of Paddy; F of Russell & Anne|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/4/4f/Hawkins-16755.jpg 1128308] |- | [[Hawkins-16758|HAWKINS]] ||James Henry||28 Jan 1925||25 Sep 1998||73|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/6/69/Hawkins-16758.jpg 1128311] |- | [[Haynes-8562|HAYNES]]||James Thomas||6 Jun 1916||11 Mar 2005||||H of Gwen; F of Janet, Jeffrey & Laurence|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/b/bf/Haynes-8562.jpg 1128362] |- | [[Walters-10609|HAYNES-WALTERS]] ||Gwendoline Louisa||30 Mar 1922||13 Mar 2003||||W of Jim; M of Janet, Jeffrey, Laurence|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/9/9c/Walters-10609.jpg 1128368] |- | [[Henley-323|HENLEY]] ||George||1844||1935||||H of Teresa|| [http://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/c/c4/Henley-323-1.jpg 1128120] |- | [[Unknown-236160|HENLEY]] ||Teresa||1849||1924||||W of George|| [http://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/c/c4/Henley-323-1.jpg 1128120] |- | [[Mahood-380|HENRY]] ||Ellen||||9 Oct 1953||72|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/2/28/Mahood-380.jpg 1128140] |- | [[Henry-15582|HENRY]] ||Hugh Francis||||8 Aug 1961||79|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/a/ac/Henry-15582.jpg 1128141] |- | [[Henry-16617|HENRY||Lesley Frances]] ||||12 Apr 1985||32||D of Gordon & Joan; S of Martin & Sally|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/3/3a/Henry-16617.jpg 1128274] |- | [[Kellaway-232|HEWLETT]]||Annie Kathleen||||12 Jan 1951||61|||| Funeral notice |- | [[Heylen-54|HEYLEN]]||Arthur Reginald Alexander||||21 Jun 1968||68|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/3/30/Heylen-54.jpg 1128174] |- | [[Williams-117341|HEYLEN]] ||Alice Jane||||15 Jan 1958||58|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/e/ef/Williams-117341.jpg 1128175] |- | [[Heylen-67|HEYLEN]] ||Howard Reginald||||4 May 1983||55||H of Frances; F of Peter, Judith, Lynette, John, Allison|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/f/f7/Heylen-67.jpg 1128192] |- | [[Bush-7717|HEYLEN]] ||Kitty Ethel||||2 Jul 1969||77||W of Leslie Roy|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/3/38/Heylen-45.jpg 1128196] |- | [[Heylen-45|HEYLEN]] ||Leslie Roy||||20 Mar 1977||81||H of Kitty Ethel|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/3/38/Heylen-45.jpg 1128196] |- | Hicks||Baby||||2 Dec 1932||Infant||w/George Hall|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/a/ab/Hall-63252.jpg 1128367] |- | [[Eldridge-4327|HISLOP||Lorna Jessie]] ||||28 Mar 1984||55|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/c/c3/Eldridge-4327.jpg 1128271] |- | [[Hislop-523|HISLOP]] ||William Alexander (Bluey)||||8 Jul 2002||81||VX69876; H of Lorna|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/2/23/Hislop-523.jpg 1128272] |- | [[Hodges-10268|HODGES]] ||Harry McIntyre (Mac)||10 Dec 1919||11 Apr 1971||51?||H of Lorna Hodges; F of Michael, Ian, Ken, Bruce, Wendy|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/2/29/Hodges-10268.jpg 1128266] |- | [[Rust-2500|HODGES]] ||Lorna||26 Oct 1927||29 Nov 2006||79||W of Harry Hodges; M of Michael, Ian, Ken, Bruce, Wendy|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/2/29/Hodges-10268.jpg 1128266] |- | [[Hogan-6648|HOGAN]] ||John (Jack)||5 Apr 1912||16 Jul 1975||||H of Edna Margaret Hogan; F of Graeme, Jennifer, Meryl|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/7/74/Hogan-6648.jpg 1128391] |- | [[Dixon-16962|HOGAN]] ||Edna Margaret||4 Jan 1914||28 May 1978||||W of John Hogan; M of Graeme, Jennifer, Meryl|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/7/74/Hogan-6648.jpg 1128391] |- | [[Holmes-20617|HOLMES]] ||Jack Burnett (Tiger)||||19 Jun 1985||64||Ex 2-14 Battalion|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/e/e2/Holmes-20617.jpg 1128316] |- | [[Payne-11152|HORNER]] ||Esther Ann|||||||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/4/46/Payne-11152.jpg 1128335] |- | [[Horobin-30|HOROBIN]] ||Sidney George (Sid)||||23 Nov 1990||84||H of Irene Catherine|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/2/2f/Horobin-30.jpg 1128310] |- | [[Pratt-14077|HOROBIN]] ||Irene Catherine||||30 Sep 1993||91||W of Sidney George|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/2/2f/Horobin-30.jpg 1128310] |- | Horsburgh||||||||||||1128131 |- | Horsburgh||||||||||||1128136 |- | [[Horsburgh-682|HORSBURGH]] ||William||||7 Nov 1981||93||H of Ellen Horsburgh|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/7/76/Horsburgh-682.jpg 1128211] |- | [[Williams-117437|HORSBURGH]] ||Ellen||||20 Dec 1986||92||W of William Horsburgh|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/7/76/Horsburgh-682.jpg 1128211] |- | [[Houghton-3264|HOUGHTON]] ||Percy Byron||27 Jun 1900||17 Jul 1985||||w/Laura Jean Houghton|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/7/7b/Houghton-3264.jpg 1128166] |- | [[Shackleford-537|HOUGHTON]] ||Laura Jean||10 Apr 1901||8 Aug 1985||||w/Percy Byron Houghton|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/7/7b/Houghton-3264.jpg 1128166] |- | Houghton||Helen Sherwood||28 Jan 1944||24 Oct 2001||||||1128233 |- | [[Houston-6033|HOUSTON]] ||William||||29 Nov 1912||77||w/Matilda Houston|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/8/87/Houston-6033.jpg 1128352] |- | [[Reid-20146|HOUSTON]]||Matilda||||22 Jun 1917||80||w/William Houston|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/8/87/Houston-6033.jpg 1128352] |- | [[Howarth-1727|HOWARTH]] ||Richard William||9 Jul 1938||2 Sep 2002||||H of Maree; F of Anne-Maree, Stephen, Catherine, Melissa, James, David|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/6/6b/Howarth-1727.jpg 1128286] |- | [[Hughes-28570|HUGHES]] ||William (Bill) Harold||||26 Feb 1962||23||w/Harold Joseph & Esther Hughes|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/c/c2/Hughes-28570.jpg 1128170] |- | [[Hughes-16592|HUGHES]] ||Harold Joseph||||26 Sep 1979||76||w/William and Esther Hughes|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/8/89/Hughes-16592.jpg 1128171] |- | [[King-31939|HUGHES]] ||Esther Ruby||||25 Mar 1987||82||w/Harold Joseph & William Hughes|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/8/89/Hughes-16592.jpg 1128171] |- | [[Hughes-28572|HUGHES]] ||Lindsay Donald||||29 Jul 1970||15|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/6/68/Hughes-28572.jpg 1128205] |- | [[Huitson-3|HUITSON]] ||William||||13 Jun 1945||70||H of Thirza Grace|| [http://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/e/e3/Huitson-3.jpg 1128124] |- | [[Everett-2135|HUITSON]] ||Thirza Grace||||19 Sep 1962||78||W of William Huitson|| [http://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/e/e3/Huitson-3.jpg 1128124] |- | [[Huitson-4|HUITSON]] ||Edward (Ted)||28 Jun 1924||29 Sep 1992||||H of Marjory Huitson; F of Ian, Ross, Murray|| [http://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/e/e9/Huitson-4.jpg 1128245] |- | [[Mayo-1760|HUITSON]] ||Marjory Jean||5 Mar 1927||18 Apr 2008||nee Mayo; W of Edward Huitson; M of Ian, Ross, Murray|||| [http://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/e/e9/Huitson-4.jpg 1128245] |- | [[Hume-2270|HUME]] ||Ian Stanley||16 May 1923||30 May 2012||||VX11527; H of Mae; F of Ian, Brett, Debra, Shane|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/5/59/Hume-2270.jpg 1128284] |- | [[Kerr-12029|HUME]] ||Hilda Mae||28 May 1924||7 May 2018||||W of Ian; M of Ian, Brett, Debra, Shane|| Death notice |- | [[Hutchinson-3833|HUTCHINSON]] ||Joseph S||||26 Jan 1936||18||drowned at Merbein|| [http://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/4/4a/Hutchinson-3833.jpg 1128122] |- | [[Hutchinson-3832|HUTCHINSON]] ||Charles||||11 Sep 1952||73|||| [http://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/c/c7/Hutchinson-3832.jpg 1128150] |- | [[Misson-10|HUTCHINSON]] ||Frances May||||2 Oct 1963||76|||| [http://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/f/fe/Misson-10.jpg 1128151] |- | [[McDonald-27322|HUTCHINSON]] ||Jean||21 Oct 1927||3 Oct 2004||||nee McDonald; W of Robert; M of Lynette, Christina & Susan|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/9/97/McDonald-27322.jpg 1128363] |- | [[Hutchinson-4893|HUTCHINSON]] ||Robert Henry Thomas||18 Jul 1919||26 Jun 2008||||H of Jean & Hazel; F of Wilma, Graeme, Gael, Glenda|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/9/92/Hutchinson-4893.jpg 1128369] |- | [[Kirk-8046|HUTTON]] ||Sarah||9 Nov 1914||28 Mar 2002||||nee Kirk; W of Edward (N.I);|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/7/76/Kirk-8046.jpg 1128255] |- | [[Hyder-610|HYDER]] ||George||||27 Feb 1978||94|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/f/f6/Hyder-610.jpg 1128163] |- | Hyder||Frances||26 Jul 1932||16 Jan 1989||||||1128304 |- | Jensen||Judith Ann||22 Jan 1949||14 Jun 2006||||M of Peter; M-in-L of Julia; GM of Rhianna||1128279 |- | [[Joint-58|JOINT]] ||Thomas Eric||May 1914||Apr 1998||||F of Pauline & Chris|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/6/61/Joint-58.jpg 1128388] |- | [[Jolley-1336|JOLLEY]] ||Melanie Jane (Topsy)||30 Jan 1972||28 Jan 1998||||D of Pam & John, S of Daniel|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/9/90/Jolley-1336.jpg 1128383] |- | [[Jones-125452|JONES]] ||Gwilym Christmas||||18 Nov 2002||84||VX105984; H of June; F of Russell, Lianne|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/0/03/Jones-125452.jpg 1128387] |- | [[Jury-1025|JURY]] ||Albert Joseph (Joe)||25 Feb 1926||9 Jun 2005||||H of Dorothy; F of Gael, Laurie, Lynda|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/6/63/Jury-1025.jpg 1128294] |- | [[Jones-104715|KERR]] ||Anne||||12 Dec 1906||85||W of James; w/ John Edgar Irwin Kerr (S of John) & John Kerr|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/1/1e/Kerr-9957.jpg 1128354] |- | [[Kerr-9957|KERR]] ||James||||10 Mar 1898||80||H of Anne; w/ John Edgar Irwin Kerr (S of John) & John Kerr|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/1/1e/Kerr-9957.jpg 1128354] |- | [[Kerr-9958|KERR]] ||Jane||||3 Mar 1936||||w/William J & Anna Margaret Cornish|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/8/8e/Cornish-1833.jpg 1128357] |- | [[Kerr-12032|KERR]] ||John Edgar Irwin||1895||1946||||S of John Kerr; W/James & Anne Kerr, & John|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/1/1e/Kerr-9957.jpg 1128354] |- | [[Kerr-9959|KERR]] ||John||1846||1924||||S of James & Anne; F of John Edgar Irwin Kerr|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/0/06/Kerr-9959.jpg 1128355] |- | [[Kilpatrick-126|KILPATRICK]] ||Charles||||||||w/Prudence Kilpatrick|| [http://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/8/88/Kerr-4105.jpg 1128353] |- | [[Kerr-4105|KILPATRICK]] ||Prudence||||||||w/Charles Kilpatrick|| [http://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/8/88/Kerr-4105.jpg 1128353] |- | [[Williams-117441|KILPATRICK]] ||Ida May||||14 Nov 1951||53|||| Funeral notice |- | [[Kirk-8048|KIRK]] ||Thomas Cecil||11 Sep 1917||30 Dec 1988||||H of Margaret May nee Tully (D. N. Ireland, Jan 1950) & Isabelle; F of Tom (N.I) & Mavis|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/7/76/Kirk-8046.jpg 1128255] |- | Lincoln||Marie (Midge)||||31 Aug 1993||61||W of Jack, M of Stephen, Peter, Michael||1128291 |- | [[Lister-1329|LISTER]] ||John Alfred||||26 Jul 1946||69|||| Funeral notice |- | [[Westneat-11|LISTER]] ||Florence Mary||||21 Mar 1940||55|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/7/7d/Westneat-11.jpg 1128129] |- | [[Littledyke-38|LITTLEDYKE]] ||Henry||1841||1905||||H of Abigail|| [http://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/4/44/Littledyke-38.jpg 1128340] |- | [[Glew-60|LITTLEDYKE]] ||Abigail||1854||1939||||W of Henry|| [http://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/4/44/Littledyke-38.jpg 1128340] |- | [[Loughridge-236|LOUGHRIDGE]] ||Ian Samuel (Snowy)||3 Apr 1978||8 Oct 1999||||S of Sam & Judy; B of Russell, Mark, Darren|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/3/31/Loughridge-236.jpg 1128281] |- | [[Lovett-2398|LOVETT]] ||David C||4 Oct 1906||16 Mar 1983||||H of Kathleen|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/9/95/Lovett-2398.jpg 1128263] |- | [[Dakin-743|LOVETT]] ||Kathleen F||3 Feb 1911||17 Feb 1998||||W of David; M of Mary, Peter & Susan; GM of Stuart, Joanne, Mark & Kylie|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/2/2d/Dakin-743.jpg 1128264] |- | [[Mahood-395|MAHOOD]] ||Barbara||||18 Sep 1971||88|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/e/e7/Mahood-395.jpg 1128182] |- | [[Mahood-396|MAHOOD]] ||Esther Erskine||||17 Dec 1964||88|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/c/ca/Mahood-396.jpg 1128183] |- | [[Mahood-397|MAHOOD]] ||Margaret||||13 Aug 1954||86|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/7/7e/Mahood-397.jpg 1128184] |- | [[Mahood-398|MAHOOD]] ||Sarah||||19 Sep 1961||82|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/1/1b/Mahood-398.jpg 1128185] |- | May||Ethel||||28 Apr 1965||63||||1128169 |- | [[Mayo-4813|MAYO||Albert Francis]] ||||13 May 1974||49||F of Graeme Albert Mayo|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/a/ae/Mayo-4816.jpg 1128323] |- | [[Mayo-4816|MAYO||Graeme Albert]] ||||15 Sep 1962||7||S of Albert Francis Mayo|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/a/ae/Mayo-4816.jpg 1128323] |- | [[Cochrane-3023|MAYO||Jessie Alice (May)]] ||18 Jun 1924||9 Apr 2018||||W of Albert|| Death notice |- | [[Mayo-4812|MAYO]] ||Maxwell David||28 Feb 1957||27 Jul 2006||||H of Lyndel; F of Nicole, Jason|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/2/25/Mayo-4812.jpg 1128299] |- | [[McAlpin-796|MCALPIN]] ||Ronald Thomas||27 Feb 1898||6 Jun 1972||||3698 AIF; H of Lyla McAlpin; F of Margaret, Janet|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/b/b2/McAlpin-796.jpg 1128206] |- | [[Jackson-51788|MCALPIN]] ||Gladys Lyla||9 May 1906||31 Mar 2002||||W of Ronald McAlpin; M of Margaret, Janet|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/b/b2/McAlpin-796.jpg 1128206] |- | [[Madeley-347|MCANINLY]] ||Loris Margaret||24 Sep 1936||28 Feb 1991||54||W of Ronald Peter McAninly|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/8/86/McAninly-1.jpg 1128326] |- | [[McAninly-1|MCANINLY]] ||Ronald Peter||7 Apr 1929||8 Aug 2011||82||H of Loris Margaret McAninly|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/8/86/McAninly-1.jpg 1128326] |- | [[McCabe-730|McCABE]] ||Ernest Jepson||31 Dec 1857||6 Sep 1932||||H of Sarah M McCabe|| [http://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/9/9c/McCabe-730.jpg 1128337] |- | [[Clarkson-825|McCABE]] ||Sarah M||29 Aug 1856||15 Dec 1932||||W of Ernest Jepson Mc Cabe|| [http://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/9/9c/McCabe-730.jpg 1128337] |- | [[McCabe-731|McCABE]] ||Jack||||30 Mar 1915||28||S of Ernest and Sarah McCabe|| [http://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/d/d6/McCabe-731.jpg 1128338] |- | [[McCabe-732|McCABE]] ||Miles Penrose||||19 Dec 1949||55||S of Ernest and Sarah McCabe|| Funeral notice |- | [[Wales-1783|MCDONALD]] ||Hilda||||26 Jan 1984||59||W of Jim; M of John, Carol, Audrey; Step-M of Bob, Mag, Tina, Sally|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/8/8e/Wales-1783.jpg 1128226] |- | [[McGrath-4466|MCGRATH]] ||Simon Richard||8 Oct 1955||17 Apr 2002||||H of Karen; F of Vicky, Steff, Paul, Dean|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/9/96/McGrath-4466.jpg 1128330] |- | [[McGregor-5289|MCGREGOR]] ||George Murray||||29 Sep 1959||||H of Hilda Mary; F of James, Robert, Andrew|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/f/f3/McGregor-5289.jpg 1128188] |- | [[McLean-10663|MCLEAN]] ||Glenn Peter||6 Aug 1953||19 Aug 2009||||H of Astrid; F of Peter, Lana; B of Gail, Julie|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/d/d2/McLean-10663.jpg 1128240] |- | [[McLennan-2143|MCLENNAN]] ||Duncan||||13 Nov 1946||45||H of Harriet|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/9/94/McLennan-2143.jpg 1128135] |- | [[Ridgway-593|MCLENNAN]] ||Harriet||||26 Jul 1959||81||W of Duncan|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/9/94/McLennan-2143.jpg 1128135] |- | [[McMillan-6873|MCMILLAN]] ||Kieth W J||||7 Aug 1983||74||H of Muriel; VX10008|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/8/81/McMillan-6873.jpg 1128267] |- | [[Wells-27559|MCMILLAN]] ||Muriel||||22 Jun 2000||||W of Kieth|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/8/81/McMillan-6873.jpg 1128267] |- | [[McNab-960|MCNAB]] ||James||||7 Aug 1952|||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/f/f9/McNab-960.jpg 1128125] |- | [[Merrigan-110|MERRIGAN]] ||Thomas Patrick||||23 Jun 1961||67||w/Victoria Louise Merrigan|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/9/91/Merrigan-110.jpg 1128158] |- | [[Cullen-3592|MERRIGAN]] ||Victoria Louise||||27 Sep 1988||87||w/Thomas Patrick Merrigan|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/9/91/Merrigan-110.jpg 1128158] |- | [[Merrigan-111|MERRIGAN]] ||Mervin Bernard Victor||||14 Jul 1976||58|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/b/b9/Merrigan-111.jpg 1128159] |- | [[Merrigan-112|MERRIGAN]] ||Thomas Alfred||||20 Sep 1965||45|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/8/8b/Merrigan-112.jpg 1128173] |- | [[Merrigan-113|MERRIGAN]] ||Victor Mervyn||18 Oct 1943||26 May 2007|||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/8/8c/Merrigan-113.jpg 1128232] |- | Merrigan||Shirley Marina Ursula||5 Feb 1935||2 Jun 2013||78||M of Debbi, Chris; S of Marie Lincoln||1128291 |- | [[Merritt-6386|MERRITT]] ||Leonard Frank||1947||2008||||H of Gwynnth Anne Merritt; F of Brett, Reece, Alisha|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/9/94/Merritt-6386.jpg 1128389] |- | [[Michelon-42|MICHELON]] ||Joseph||||8 Jan 1968||72|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/d/d5/Michelon-42.jpg 1128194] |- | [[Miller-101703|MILLER]] ||Percy John||19 Aug 1902||27 Aug 1966||||H of Lilian Ethel|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/0/04/Miller-101703.jpg 1128384] |- | Miller||Lillian Ethal||16 Sep 1902||1 Nov 1994||||W of Percy John|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/e/ea/Miller-101703-1.jpg 1128385] |- | [[Conway-4526|MILTON]] ||Rosina May||27 May 1897||15 Apr 1996||||W of Dan; M of Meg & Brian|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/8/8a/Conway-4526.jpg 1128314] |- | [[Moss-3083|MOSS]] ||Alfred Norman Leslie||||25 May 1981||||DFM; H of Lydia; F of Norma, Kenneth|| [http://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/2/2e/Moss-3083.jpg 1128164] |- | [[Robson-3906|MOSS]] ||Lydia||||12 May 1982||||W of Norman; M of Norma, Kenneth|| [http://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/2/2e/Moss-3083.jpg 1128164] |- | [[Motton-57|MOTTON]] ||Ashlee Lauren||28 Feb 1987||28 Feb 1987||||D of George & Shirley; S of Deahna, Brad, Matthew|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/2/20/Motton-57.jpg 1128366] |- | [[Adams-60858|MOTTON]] ||Shirley Ann||26 Feb 1949||22 Sep 2006||||W of George; M of Deahna, Brad, Matthew, Ashlee; GM of Alex, Michaela, Montana, Boadie, Nash|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/b/b8/Adams-60858.jpg 1128373] |- | Neilsen||Magdalena Sophia||20 Dec 1837||10 Oct 1928||||D. Nyora; M of Peter, Andrew, Christena, Marie & Zana Neilsen; GM of Lena, Jessie & Joe Davis||1128121 |- | [[Norman-8960|NORMAN]] ||James A||||22 Sep 1964||35||S of Mary & Leslie Norman|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/f/f9/Norman-8960.jpg 1128112] |- | [[Nugent-1966|NUGENT]] ||Peter Leslie||||27 Jul 2008||49|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/f/f2/Nugent-1966.jpg 1128197] |- | [[Nugent-1966|NUGENT]] ||Lorraine Frances||12 Aug 1921||26 Oct 2008||||Nee Richey; W of Harold|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/7/70/Richey-2582.jpg 1128198] |- | [[Nugent-1967|NUGENT]] ||George Basil||8 Mar 1917||14 Feb 1992|||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/0/03/Nugent-1967.jpg 1128289] |- | O'Dwyer||Jill Margaret||15 Jan 1940||21 Mar 1999||||W of Jeff; M of Simone, Cobey, Tarli, Rory||1128332 |- | [[Lake-5896|ONIONS]] ||Ivy May||||20 Feb 1978||54|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/f/f2/Lake-5896.jpg 1128249] |- | [[Ortolan-25|ORTOLAN]] ||Paul John||||17 Jun 2001||29||S of Mario & Maria; B of Karen & David|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/7/74/Ortolan-25.jpg 1128313] |- | [[Paine-4492|PAINE]] ||Alfred William||||27 Jun 1987||68||H of Lily; F of Warren, Keith, Graeme, Gregory, Debbie|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/1/13/Paine-4492.jpg 1128318] |- | [[Paterson-5926|PATERSON]] ||William||||25 May 1978|||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/7/73/Paterson-5926.jpg 1128252] |- | [[Thompson-32752|PATMAN]] ||Mary||||17 Mar 1945||57|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/f/f4/Thompson-32752.jpg 1128114] |- | [[Patman-99|PATMAN]] ||Albert||||7 Jul 1961||80|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/9/9e/Patman-99-1.jpg 1128115] |- | [[Patman-100|PATMAN]] ||Albert Douglas||22 Jun 1914||29 Jan 1993||||H of Laura Evelyn; F of Jane & Leigh|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/5/53/Patman-100.jpg 1128277] |- | [[Douglas-14975|PATMAN]] ||Laura Evelyn||22 Nov 1916||30 Aug 2004||||W of Albert Douglas; M of Jane & Leigh|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/5/53/Patman-100.jpg 1128277] |- | [[Patman-98|PATMAN]]||Malcolm Leslie||||1 May 1989||80||H of Beryl; F of John & Judith|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/0/04/Patman-98.jpg 1128278] |- | Patman||Beryl||||19 Sep 1990||72||W of Malcolm|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/0/04/Patman-98.jpg 1128278] |- | [[Pearce-9987|PEARCE]] ||Peter Victor||||24 Aug 1979||33|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/5/54/Pearce-9987.jpg 1128250] |- | [[Pearce-9988|PEARCE]] ||Harold Roy (Roy)||10 Mar 1921||30 Mar 2004||||H of Beryl; F of Peter, Margaret, Elizabeth, Susan|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/2/2e/Pearce-9988.jpg 1128303] |- | [[Pocklington-99|POCKLINGTON]] ||Eric George||||3 Sep 1998||66||H of Verna; F of Eric, Glenda, Colin|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/7/71/Pocklington-99.jpg 1128219] |- | [[Powell-24188|POWELL]] ||Baden Edward||5 Jun 1911||20 Jun 1989||||VX3946; H of Ena Victoria Powell|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/9/96/Powell-24188.jpg 1128230] |- | [[Laidlaw-1920|POWELL]] ||Ena||20 Jan 1910||24 Dec 1984||||W of Baden Edward Powell|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/9/96/Powell-24188.jpg 1128230] |- | [[Power-5608|POWER]] ||Eamonn||18 Jun 1943||16 Jan 2005||||H of May; F of Theresa, Sharon|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/d/d3/Power-5608.jpg 1128282] |- | [[Ironside-1144|PRATT]] ||Jane||||6 Oct 1913||80||W of James||Death notice |- | [[Quaife-285|QUAIFE]] ||William Harry (Bill)||19 Feb 1935||4 Oct 2006||||H of Nita; F of Bill, Lynette, Peter, Leonie|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/9/9b/Quaife-285.jpg 1128236] |- | [[Rawlings-1874|RAWLINGS]] ||James G||||21 Aug 1944||84||H of Isabella Winifred|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/5/59/Rawlings-1874.jpg 1128133] |- | [[Henderson-26833|RAWLINGS]] ||Isabella Winifred||||24 Aug 1953||37||W of James G || [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/e/ea/Henderson-26833.jpg 1128134] |- | [[Stanlake-2|RAWLINGS]] ||Edith May||||20 May 1963||78||W of Frederick|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/e/eb/Stanlake-2.jpg 1128147] |- | [[Rawlings-397|RAWLINGS]] ||Frederick Augustus||||9 Oct 1946||75|||| [http://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/8/8b/Rawlings-397.jpg 1128148] |- | [[Rawlings-1877|RAWLINGS]] ||Herbert James||||23 Jun 1973||75|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/8/8c/Rawlings-1877.jpg 1128209] |- | [[Rawlings-1878|RAWLINGS]] ||Stanley Irwin||||9 Mar 1984||79||H of Olive Rawlings|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/9/9e/Rawlings-1878.jpg 1128246] |- | [[Floyd-7110|RAWLINGS]] ||Olive Esmee||||20 Jan 2002||80||W of Stanley Rawlings|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/9/9e/Rawlings-1878.jpg 1128246] |- | [[Reid-20201|REID]] ||John||||14 Jan 1917||72|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/d/d4/Reid-20201.jpg 1128351] |- | [[Revell-1068|REVELL]] ||Bruce Frank||26 Jul 1938||8 Aug 2011||||H of Morag; F of Murray, Alison, Heather, Janet, Kirstene|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/d/da/Revell-1068.jpg 1128231] |- | Revell||Morag Alexandra||||2 Jun 2015||77||W of Bruce; M of Murray, Alison, Heather, Janet and Kirstene|| Funeral notice |- | [[Reynolds-26399|REYNOLDS]] ||Gladys||||24 Dec 1941||21|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/c/c8/Reynolds-26399.jpg 1128128] |- | [[Richards-20213|RICHARDS]]||Berry Kenneth||||16 May 1962||14||S of Kenneth & Mavis; B of Pam, Ian|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/9/9d/Richards-20212.jpg 1128172] |- | [[Richards-20212|RICHARDS]] ||Kenneth Harold||||25 Jun 2001||79||H of Mavis Dorothy; F of Barry, Pam, Ian|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/9/9d/Richards-20212.jpg 1128172] |- | [[Merrian-12|RICHARDS]] ||Mavis Dorothy||||3 Jan 2003||75||W of Kenneth Harold; M of Barry, Pam, Ian|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/9/9d/Richards-20212.jpg 1128172] |- | [[Richards-20211|RICHARDS]] ||Pamela Victoria||||8 Oct 1954||<1|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/3/34/Richards-20211.jpg 1128117] |- | [[Richards-20229|RICHARDS]] ||William Albert (Bill)||18 Jan 1927||24 Jan 2010||||H of Nancy; F of Gaye, Kevin, Jennfer, Michael, Wayne, Geoffrey, Stephen|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/d/df/Richards-20229.jpg 1128377] |- | [[Bates-6519|ROBINSON]] ||Doris Christobel||||1 Aug 1968||67||w/Charles & Charles|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/c/c4/Robinson-19004.jpg 1128177] |- | [[Robinson-19004|ROBINSON]] ||Charles Samuel||||9 Sep 1983||83||w/Doris & Charles|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/c/c4/Robinson-19004.jpg 1128177] |- | [[Robinson-54317|ROBINSON]] ||Charles Graham||||19 Jul 1968||30||w/Doris & Charles|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/c/c4/Robinson-19004.jpg 1128177] |- | [[Robson-3917|ROBSON]]||Kirk Anthony||16 May 1978||20 Jul 2005||||Partner of Kylie; S of Mavis & Peter; B of Natalie, Michael, Donna|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/f/fa/Robson-3917.jpg 1128256] |- | [[Flynn-5738|ROLFE]] ||Agnes||||4 Feb 1975||||W of Frank, M of Denise|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/4/41/Flynn-5738.jpg 1128161] |- | [[Casbolt-75|ROWE]] ||Alma Joy||31 Mar 1926||19 Mar 1985||||W of John Henry, M of John, Russell, Veni, Phillip, Albert, Brian|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/8/83/Rowe-12838.jpg 1128305] |- | [[Rowe-12838|ROWE]] ||John Henry||5 Nov 1924||17 Apr 1991||||H of Alma Joy; F of John Russell, Veni, Phillip, Albert, Brian|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/8/83/Rowe-12838.jpg 1128305] |- | [[Rowe-12839|ROWE]] ||Brian Keith||21 Sep 1960||17 Nov 1998||38||S of Alma Joy & Henry; B of John, Russell, Veni, Phillip, Albert|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/7/79/Rowe-12839.jpg 1128317] |- | [[Cross-12901|SCANDOLERA]] ||Ann||||7 May 1965||78||w/Christopher Patrick Scandolera|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/a/a8/Scandolera-8.jpg 1128162] |- | [[Scandolera-8|SCANDOLERA]] ||Christopher Patrick||||26 Feb 1968||83||w,Ann Scandolera|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/a/a8/Scandolera-8.jpg 1128162] |- | Scandolera||Roslyn June||7 Jul 1940||19 Feb 1996||||W of Robert Patrick Scandolera; M of Chris, Paul, Shayne|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/c/cb/Scandolera-10.jpg 1128201] |- | [[Scandolera-10|SCANDOLERA]] ||Robert Patrick (Bob)||16 Oct 1937||27 Feb 2005||||H of Roslyn June Scandolera; F of Chris, Paul, Shayne|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/c/cb/Scandolera-10.jpg 1128201] |- | [[Cross-12902|SCANDOLERA]] ||May||||6 Sep 1969||63||W of Edward Peter Scandolera|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/5/51/Scandolera-9.jpg 1128202] |- | [[Scandolera-9|SCANDOLERA]]||Edward Peter||||15 Jul 1980||71||H of May Scandolera|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/5/51/Scandolera-9.jpg 1128202] |- | [[Pratt-14080|SHACKLEFORD]] ||Jane||||2 Sep 1954||92||w/John S|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/a/aa/Pratt-14080.jpg 1128346] |- | [[Shackleford-539|SHACKLEFORD]] ||John S||||14 Jun 1904||7||w/Jane|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/a/aa/Pratt-14080.jpg 1128346] |- | [[Shackleford-538|SHACKLEFORD]] ||Francis H B||||12 Dec 1917||56||w/George B|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/b/b7/Shackleford-538.jpg 1128347] |- | [[Shackleford-540|SHACKLEFORD]] ||George B||||5 Apr 1903||13||w/Francis H B|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/b/b7/Shackleford-538.jpg 1128347] |- | [[Cowcher-67|SHARWOOD]] ||Gertrude Ethel (Girlie)||11 Nov 1906||24 May 1994||||D of William Thomas Cowcher|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/2/2b/Cowcher-66.jpg 1128111] |- | [[Skilton-313|SKILTON]] ||Graeme John||7 Oct 1948||4 Jan 2005||||3798197 Pte; 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M of Lesley, Garnet, Ann|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/2/28/Smith-287680.jpg 1128275] |- | [[Smith-287681|SMITH]] ||Augustus Richard||||12 Apr 1910||64||w/ Ida Emily Taylor|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/3/3d/Smith-287681.jpg 1128341] |- | [[Henry-16646|SPARK]] ||Nancy Campbell||15 Apr 1926||10 Jul 2012||||Nee Henry; W of Raymond; M of Anne, Daryl, Pete|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/f/f4/Henry-16646.jpg 1128234] |- | [[Stanlake-86|STANLAKE]] ||George James||||1 Sep 1969||81||H of Ellen Priscilla|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/e/e7/Stanlake-86.jpg 1128178] |- | [[Sedgman-84|STANLAKE]] ||Ellen Priscilla||||20 Dec 1975||||W of George James|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/e/e7/Stanlake-86.jpg 1128178] |- | [[Stanlake-87|STANLAKE]] ||Arnold George||11 Aug 1923||26 Mar 1998||||H of Faie|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/9/9a/Stanlake-87.jpg 1128244] |- | Stanlake||Faie Eileen||4 Aug 1929||23 Nov 2005||||W of Arnold Stanlake|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/9/9a/Stanlake-87.jpg 1128244] |- | [[Stanlake-3|STANLAKE]] ||Edward ||||27 May 1914||60||H of Mary|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/2/2e/Stanlake-3.jpg 1128339] |- | [[Binding-128|STANLAKE]] ||Mary||||20 Jul 1929||75||W of Edward|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/2/2e/Stanlake-3.jpg 1128339] |- | Strachan||Riawena Patricia||13 Apr 1935||24 May 1996||||||1128288 |- | [[Taylor-92673|TAYLOR]] ||Ida Emily||||5 Jun 1905||13||D of W J Taylor; w Augustus Smith|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/3/3d/Smith-287681.jpg 1128341] |- | [[Millidge-339|TAYLOR||Sophia]] ||||||||w/George Taylor|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/5/50/Smith-287682.jpg 1128342] |- | [[Taylor-92674|TAYLOR]] ||George||||||||w/Sophia Taylor|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/5/50/Smith-287682.jpg 1128342] |- | Thatcher||Joan||7 Mar 1927||12 Apr 2010||||||1128375 |- | [[Blacker-423|TILLING]] ||Beryl Lynette||||2 Dec 1967||||W of Edwin Arthur Tilling; M of Leonard, Robert, Cheryl, Sharon, Adrian|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/9/90/Tilling-170.jpg 1128179] |- | [[Tilling-170|TILLING]] ||Edwin Arthur||||26 Oct 1982||55||H of Beryl Lynette; F of Leonard, Robert, Cheryl, Sharon, Adrian|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/9/90/Tilling-170.jpg 1128179] |- | [[Tilling-171|TILLING]] ||Edwin Francis||||15 Apr 1965||71||H of Sylvina Tilling; F of Sylvina, Ida, Edwin, Mavis|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/9/92/Tilling-171.jpg 1128180] |- | [[Wilkinson-8209|TILLING]] ||Sylvina||||29 Nov 1977||83||W of Edwin Francis Tilling, M of Sylvina, Ida, Edwin, Mavis|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/9/92/Tilling-171.jpg 1128180] |- | [[Tilling-172|TILLING]] ||Leonard Francis||||10 Feb 1965||12||S of Beryl & Edwin; B of Robert, Heather, Charyl, Sharon, Adrian|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/8/85/Tilling-172.jpg 1128181] |- | [[Trigg-352|TRIGG]] ||William||14 May 1915||25 Oct 1977||||H of Olive Mary Trigg; F of Graeme, Ken, Yvonne|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/2/28/Trigg-352.jpg 1128228] |- | [[De_La_Rue-19|TRIGG]] ||Olive Mary||12 Nov 1919||26 Aug 2002||||W of William Trigg; M of Graeme, Ken, Yvonne|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/2/28/Trigg-352.jpg 1128228] |- | [[Unthank-151|UNTHANK]] ||Richard Alexander||30 Jun 1912||30 Oct 1990||||AIF; H of Meg; F of Paul, Jane, Mark, Anne, Danny|| [http://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/a/ac/Unthank-151.jpg 1128315] |- | [[Van_Doorn-320|VAN DOORN]]||Cornelius||||1 Jan 1956||4||w/Allan James Van Doorn|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/8/81/Van_Doorn-320.jpg 1128186] |- | [[Van_Doorn-321|VAN DOORN]] ||Allan James||||17 Mar 1962||3||w/Cornelius Van Doorn|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/8/81/Van_Doorn-320.jpg 1128186] |- | [[Van_Doorn-322|VANDOORN]] ||Jan||||26 Jan 1990||82||H of Elizabeth VanDoorn, F of Keith, Jacobus, Jack, John, Cornelius, Allan|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/3/33/Van_Doorn-322.jpg 1128187] |- | [[Mandersloot-11|VANDOORN]] ||Elizabeth||||3 Aug 2008||96||W of Jan VanDoorn, M of Keith, Jacobus, Jack, John, Cornelius, Allan|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/3/33/Van_Doorn-322.jpg 1128187] |- | [[Walker-25477|WALKER]] ||Ephraim||||18 Sep 1897||72||Late of Wickham Market, England; H of Anne|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/a/af/Walker-25477.jpg 1128349] |- | [[Moore-31739|WALKER]] ||Anne||||28 May 1910||82||W of Ephraim Walker|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/a/af/Walker-25477.jpg 1128349] |- | [[Walters-10640|WALTERS]] ||Gilbert||||9 Aug 2003||74||H of Yvonne; F of Julie, Brian|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/2/27/Walters-10640.jpg 1128258] |- | [[Gardiner-5512|WALTERS]] ||Yvonne Mary||||13 Oct 1994||67||W of Gilbert; M of Julie, Brian, GM of Crystal, Dwayne, Dale|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/2/21/Gardiner-5512.jpg 1128259] |- | [[Brilliant-25|WALTERS]] ||Eliza Gwendoline||||5 Nov 1986||92||W of William|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/2/27/Brilliant-25.jpg 1128298] |- | [[Harrison-26734|WALTERS]] ||Doris Rose||||1 Mar 1987||30||Nee Harrison; M of Raymond, Jo-Anne, Margaret|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/8/86/Harrison-26734.jpg 1128325] |- | [[Walters-10642|WALTERS]] ||John (Jack)||||26 Nov 1992||68|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/c/ce/Walters-10642.jpg 1128386] |- | [[Webber-5684|WEBBER]] ||Donald Edward||10 Aug 1938||9 Nov 1993|||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/c/c0/Webber-5684.jpg 1128327] |- | [[Cunningham-11647|WHITE]] ||Irene Amy||3 Jun 1911||14 May 1994||||W of Clifford Gordon White; 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Oak City Cemetery, Bainbridge, Decatur County, Georgia
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This page is part of the [[Space:Georgia Cemeteries Team|Georgia Cemeteries Team]]. See the [[:Category:Oak_City_Cemetery%2C_Bainbridge%2C_Georgia|Oak City Cemetery]] for people buried in this cemetery. '''Cemetery name:''' Oak City Cemetery
'''Address:''' Cemetery Street and Webster Street, Bainbridge, Decatur County, Georgia
'''GPS Coordinates:''' GPS Coordinates: 30.9111511,-84.5725642 ===About=== This free space page for the Oak City Cemetery is part of WikiTree's [[Project:Georgia_Cemeteries|Georgia Cemeteries Project]], and was created to document the life and times of our ancestors that are interred there. The Georgia Cemeteries Project is a subproject of the larger [[Project:United_States_Cemeteries|U.S. Cemeteries Project]]. Oak City Cemetery is located in the City of Bainbridge, in southwestern Georgia's Decatur County. Oak City Cemetery was established in 1852. The main entrance is at the intersection of Cemetery Street and Webster Street. The cemetery contains a Jewish cemetery, an Indian Village, a governor, a movie star, numerous Confederate soldiers, and many local notables. When searching Google maps for the cemetery don't use Oak City cemetery as the search term as it gives an incorrect location. Searching for the intersection of Cemetery and Webster will give you the correct location of the main gate. This page is a work in progress, and will remain so until the Table of Interments (below) is completed. The Table of Interments is a sortable listing of persons interred at this cemetery, some or all of whom are linked to existing WikiTree profiles. Although all grave markers in this cemetery have been photographed (or will be shortly), the photos can only be displayed for persons with existing WikiTree profiles. If you know of a person interred at this cemetery that should be linked to an existing WikiTree profile, or needs to have a profile created for them, please contact [[Atkinson-3464|Carolyn Martin]] for assistance. ----- ===Contact Information, Location and Map=== Address and Phone
Oak City Cemetery
Intersection of Cemetery Street and Webster Street
Bainbridge, Decatur County, Georgia 39817
(229) 248-2010 GPS Coordinates (WGS84)
30.9111511,-84.5725642,17 [https://www.google.com/maps/place/Webster+St+%26+Cemetery+St,+Bainbridge,+GA+39817/@30.9111511,-84.5725642,17z/data=!3m1!4b1!4m2!3m1!1s0x88ed18faf84b0e85:0x8f19b999abfda1b5] ----- ===Links to Other Online Resources=== [https://www.google.com/maps/place/Webster+St+%26+Cemetery+St,+Bainbridge,+GA+39817/@30.9111511,-84.5725642,17z/data=!3m1!4b1!4m2!3m1!1s0x88ed18faf84b0e85:0x8f19b999abfda1b5| Oak City Cemetery on Google Maps]
[https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/35906/oak-city-cemetery| Find A Grave]
[http://billiongraves.com/pages/cemeteries/Oak-City-Cemetery/14646#cemetery_id=14646&lim=0&num=25&order=asc&action=browse| BillionGraves.com] ----- ===Tasks Completed=== Photography * In progress * Approximately <17% of grave markers photographed as of Apr 12, 2017 Data Transcriptions * In progress * 1155 profiles set up as of 1/22/2019 ----- ===To Do=== Project members are needed to: * Assist with data collection and grave marker transcriptions :Additional photography and GPS data collection is needed, and previously collected data can be sent by email to other members willing to assist with transcriptions. * Link existing profiles or create new profiles for persons listed in the Table of Interments :When complete, everyone listed in the Table of Interments will be linked to their own WikiTree profile, and to a photo of that person's corresponding grave marker. The created profiles can include other genealogical and biographical information as well as a listing of sources for documentation. *Validate links and transcription information :Profile and photo links and transcribed information needs to be cross-checked to ensure accuracy. * Create an audio/video tour of the cemetery :Record a virtual tour of the cemetery that can be viewed as downloadable media on computers, tablets or other device. Such a tour would take the viewer around the cemetery to explore the history of the people buried here. Background information can be supplied. Those with mobile internet access can access online links to more information. ----- {| class="wikitable sortable" border="1" |+ Sortable table |- ! Last Name/ First/Middle Names ! data-sort-type="date" |Born ! data-sort-type="date"|Died ! Notes ! class="unsortable" | Photo
(click for larger) |- |[[Crawford-7997| Crawford, William H]]||10/17/1834||2/7/1884||||[[Image:Crawford-7997.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Unknown-277234| Crawford, Sallie M]]||12/15/1836||10/3/1888||||[[Image:Unknown-277234.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Hastey-30| Hastey, Collin Emory]]||4/16/1978||4/13/2012||Bainbridge Public Safety Officer, Kendrick VFD-6||[[Image:Hastey-30.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Harper-4046|Harper, Brandon Joe]]||3/11/2011||3/14/2011||||[[Image:Harper-4046.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Morris-10366| Morris, George]]||6/25/1939||6/30/2008||||[[Image:Morris-10366.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Unknown-277236| Morris, Phyllis]]||8/9/1942||||||[[Image:Morris-10366.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Brown-37242| Chaney, Barbara Ann]]||7/13/1944||9/12/2011||||[[Image:Brown-37242.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Unknown-277237| Patterson, Harriet Rebecca]]||7/23/1846||2/14/1928||||[[Image:Brown-37242.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Whigham-20| Whigham, James S]]||1836||1908||Co. L , 31 GA. Inf. CSA||[[Image:Whigham-20.jpg|100px]] |- |[[McNair-504| Whigham, Nancy Ellen McNair]]||6/10/1851||3/20/1890||||[[Image:McNair-504.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Patterson-6546| McNair, N Adaline Patterson]]||1848||1887||||[[Image:Patterson-6546.jpg|100px]] |- |[[McNair-505| McNair, Jessie H]]||1871||1898||||[[Image:McNair-505.jpg|100px]] |- |[[McNair-506| McNair, Susie E]]||1874||1950||||[[Image:McNair-506.jpg|100px]] |- |[[McNair-509|McNair, Lilla Elizabeth]]||1881||1956||||[[Image:McNair-509.jpg|100px]] |- |[[McNair-507| McNair, John R]]||2/18/1973||2/4/1958||||[[Image:McNair-507.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Whigham-21| Whigham, Ruby]]||4/15/1885||6/7/1931||||[[Image:Whigham-21.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Whigham-22| Whigham, Elna Ruth]]||7/4/1882||4/30/1945||||[[Image:Whigham-22.jpg|100px]] |- |[[McNair-510| McNair, Jessie Mae]]||7/26/1886||3/15/1933||||[[Image:McNair-510.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Unknown-277294| Burton, Eugenia]]||3/9/1846||11/9/1895||Our mother||[[Image:Unknown-277294.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Goode-924| Terrell, Lula B Goode]]||1/15/1872||12/7/1905||wife of Dutton Terrell||[[Image:Goode-924.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Terrell-1044| Terrell, Dutton]]||11/13/1873||5/2/1898||||[[Image:Terrell-1044.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Terrell-1046| Terrell, Mona Belle]]||10/18/1868||11/16/1870||daughter of RR & HM Terrell||[[Image:Terrell-1046.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Hora-30| Hora, Henry]]||11/6/1814||12/3/1883||Born in Rabyay (?), NJ, Died in Bainbridge||[[Image:Hora-30.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Fleming-3893| Fleming, Eugene Madison]]||11/7/1882||5/20/1969||||[[Image:Pike-2435.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Pike-2435| Fleming, Mildred Pike]]||9/14/1889||7/7/1987||||[[Image:Pike-2435-1.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Terrell-1048| Morrison, Henrietta Mildred Terrell]]||1859||1911||wife of Hal Morrison||[[Image:Terrell-1048.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Terrell-1047| Terrell, Sarah Elizabeth]]||1851||1922||||[[Image:Terrell-1047.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Dutton-1121|Terrell , Henrietta Mildred Dutton]]||11/24/1831||8/21/1921||wife of Maj. Robert R Terrell||[[Image:Dutton-1121.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Terrell-1045| Terrell, Maj. Robert Raines]]||10/4/1823||3/22/1888||Father, Married Mar 9 1848, Regiment CSA Decatur Co GA, Commissary Department||[[Image:Terrell-1045.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Terrell-1049| Pike, Anna Terrell]]||11/23/1866||12/1/1929||||[[Image:Terrell-1049.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Pike-2434| Pike, Noah Thorpe]]||8/13/1865||5/9/1954||||[[Image:Pike-2434.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Russell-9391| Williams, Lucy Russell]]||1/25/1858||2/27/1931||wife of Uley James Williams||[[Image:Russell-9391.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Williams-31817| Tool, Ninna Williams]]||3/6/1871||9/9/1916||in memory of our beloved sister||[[Image:Williams-31817.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Williams-31810| Williams, Thos J]]||1861||1911||||[[Image:Williams-31810.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Unknown-277346| Williams, Aliff]]||7/7/1833||10/15/1892||||[[Image:Unknown-277346.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Williams-31812| Williams, Jerry C]]||1/6/1892||1/9/1892||infant son of Uley J and Lucy B Williams||[[Image:Williams-31812.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Bower-689| Bower, 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Robison, Born Apr. 2, 1869 Aged 1 yr & 5 m's||[[Image:Robinson-15149.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Robinson-15146| Robinson, John Ivey]]||1841||1925||||[[Image:Robinson-15146.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Adams-21973| Robinson, Annie Adams]]||1845||1919||||[[Image:Robinson-15146.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Tootle-14| Robinson, Ally Tootle]]||1813||1903||||[[Image:Tootle-14.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Robinson-15147| Robinson, Harmon D]]||9/11/1819||10/27/1866||Born in Clark Co, KY, Died in Bainbridge GA||[[Image:Robinson-15147.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Young-16707| Young, Thomas Pierce]]||8/5/1926||5/24/1998||CPL US Marine Corps World War II Korea, Beloved Son, Husband, Father and Grandfather||[[Image:Young-16707.jpg|100px]] |- | Young, Frances Helen Beiter||3/13/1917||10/18/2014||Frances "Forever" Young, The Best Mom in the Universe, Beloved Daughter, Sister, Wife, Mother, Grandmother and Great Grandmother||[[Image:Young-16707.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Morgan-10888| Morgan, Ellington J]]||||||2 Lt, CO E, 20 GA INF, CSA||[[Image:Morgan-10888.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Johnson-40378| Johnson, Emery]]||||||Ab… Artillery CSA||[[Image:Johnson-40378.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Morgan-10889| Morgan, Blanche Ingram]]||||11/25/1875||Infant Dau. Of Dr. E. J. Morgan, Died Nov 25, 1875 (Backside says Our baby)||[[Image:Morgan-10889.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Sharpe-1627| Morgan, Lizzie Kate Sharpe]]||7/2/1876||11/13/1907||Daughter of John R & Lizzie Kate Sharpe||[[Image:Sharpe-1627.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Thomas-18578| Thomas, Henry Percival]]||4/27/1882||8/28/1927||||[[Image:Thomas-18578.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Curry-2378| Thomas, Ellie Curry]]||2/20/1880||8/28/1927||||[[Image:Curry-2378.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Curry-2379| Curry, Duncan]]||1/28/1849||8/2/1934||||[[Image:Curry-2379.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Maxwell-3959|Curry, Olive Maxwell]]||12/25/1860||3/10/1926||||[[Image:Maxwell-3959.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Unknown-296272| Smith, Ruth G]]||11/14/1909||6/11/1992||||[[Image:Unknown-296272.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Smith-91655| Smith, Charles L]]||4/29/1912||5/2/1979||||[[Image:Smith-91655.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Unknown-296275|Smith, Eva O]]||9/3/1894||3/31/1986||||[[Image:Smith-91656.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Smith-91656| Smith Capt Samuel S]]||1/26/1873||12/10/1934||||[[Image:Smith-91656.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Overstreet-271| Overstreet, George]]||1863||1924||||[[Image:Overstreet-271.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Clark-25037| Overstreet, Laura]]||1869||1930||||[[Image:Overstreet-271.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Lane-6382| Lane, S W]]||1864||1935||||[[Image:Lane-6382.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Hines-1711| Hines, George W]]||1842||1872||||[[Image:Hines-1711.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Hines-1712| Hines, George Wilmer]]||1872||1928||Son of George W and Mildred M Hines, Born Bainbridge Georgia, Died New York City||[[Image:Hines-1712.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Dickinson-3904|Cutter, Mildred Middleton Dickinson]]||6/13/1847||1/4/1931||Wife of Ralph Hastings Cutter, Born Fredericksburg VA June 13, 1847, Entered Into Rest Jan 4, 1931||[[Image:Dickinson-3904.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Cutter-388| Hopkins, Ellen Dickinson]]||11/29/1878||12/10/1862||||[[Image:Cutter-388.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Hopkins-5776| Hopkins, Miriam]]||10/18/1902||10/9/1972||||[[Image:Hopkins-5776.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Hopkins-5777| Welch, Ruby Hopkins]]||2-Apr||12/3/1990||Born Apr 2 Savannah Ga,Died Dec 3, 1990 New York, Let Her Step to the Music She hears||[[Image:Hopkins-5777.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Dickinson-3905| Dickinson, John M]]||1849||1872||Brother, Died in Bainbridge||[[Image:Dickinson-3905.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Middleton-1969| Dickinson, Ellen Middleton]]||||||Mother, Of Fredericksburg VA, Died in Bainbridge||[[Image:Middleton-1969.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Dickinson-3729| Dickinson, James Edward]]||||||Father, Of Fredericksburg VA, Died in Bainbridge, Mason, CSA||[[Image:Dickinson-3729.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Cutter-367| Smutzer, Raymonde Virginia Cutter]]||4/4/1888||12/28/1940||Beloved Mother, Wife of Charles Frederick Smutzer||[[Image:Cutter-367.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Dickinson-3731| Dickinson, Henry Overton]]||1851||1864||Son of James E & Ellen M Dickinson||[[Image:Dickinson-3731.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Dickinson-3730| Dickinson, Edward Arthur]]||1862||1864||Infant Son of James E & Ellen M Dickinson||[[Image:Dickinson-3730.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Cutter-389| Cutter, Ruby Hollis]]||5/27/1884||6/16/1886||Daughter of Ralph H & Mildred M Cutter||[[Image:Cutter-389.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Bower-1375| Bower, Evirgiline Vestaglia]]||12/14/1875||6/13/1971||Daughter of Byron B & Ellen Tallulah Bower||[[Image:Bower-1375.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Bower-1376| Bower, Isaac Edward]]||||8/7/1876||Son of B. B. & E. T. Bower, Aged 4 YRS & 2 MOS||[[Image:Bower-1376.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Bower-1377| Bower, Clarence Lamar]]||12/4/1877||5/29/1891||Son of Byron B & Ellen Tallulah Bower||[[Image:Bower-1377.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Dickinson-3906| Bower, Ellen Tallulah]]||2/23/1853||3/3/1885||Wife of Byron B Bower||[[Image:Dickinson-3906.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Dickinson-3907| Bower, Annie Overton]]||8/17/1857||11/12/1886||Wife of Byron B Bower||[[Image:Dickinson-3907.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Bower-1378| Bower, Byron Beaufort Jr]]||6/27/1874||7/15/1955||Born and Died in Bainbridge, GA||[[Image:Bower-1378.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Bower-1374| Bower, Byron B]]||9/26/1839||9/25/1923||Soldier & Jurist||[[Image:Bower-1374.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Bower-1379| Bower, Lucien Conway]]||1/25/1885||11/13/1941||Son of Byron B & Ellen Tallulah Bower||[[Image:Bower-1379.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Bower-1380| Bower, George Gordon]]||3/9/1879||1/24/1945||Son of Byron B & Ellen Tallulah Bower||[[Image:Bower-1380.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Unknown-296502| Amoss, Mrs. Mary]]||||2/10/1853||51 Yr of her age||[[Image:Unknown-296502.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Mann-4271| Mann, Samuel S]]||||11/9/1896||||[[Image:Mann-4271.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Russell-10499|Russell, Benjamin H]]||||1861||Died in Bainbridge, GA||[[Image:Russell-10499.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Bolyn-3| Russell, Alice Bolyn]]||1830||1879||Born Louden County Va, Died in Bainbridge GA||[[Image:Bolyn-3.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Clements-2312| Clements, Horace Melvin]]||10/15/1898||4/17/1957||||[[Image:Clements-2312.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Bell-12905| Clements, Jennie Bell]]||6/18/1899||8/31/1983||||[[Image:Clements-2312.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Harris-17579| Harris, Sarah Will]]||12/14/1919||11/18/1926||Daughter of Mrs. Johnnie Harris||[[Image:Harris-17579.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Emanuel-127| Emanuel, John H]]||8/14/1907||12/15/1961||||[[Image:Emanuel-127.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Highnote-2| Emanuel, Johnie H]]||5/12/1901||10/31/1997||Dates were not on the tombstone, actually buried in Richland, Stewart County, Georgia||[[Image:Highnote-2.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Yates-2828| Smith, Sallie Yates]]||9/6/1892||3/11/1973||||[[Image:Yates-2828.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Ruffin-580| Ruffin, William Pau]]l||2/6/1885||7/8/1953||||[[Image:Ruffin-580.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Wood-15709| Ruffin, Alice Wood]]||9/30/1887||9/6/1941||||[[Image:Ruffin-580.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Ruffin-581| Ruffin, James Claude]]||8/5/1918||1/1/1976||||[[Image:Ruffin-581.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Dowling-842| Yearta, Ruth Dowling]]||10/30/1919||12/28/2002||||[[Image:Dowling-842.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Yearta-1| Yearta, Samuel H]]||4/10/1917||5/20/2007||||[[Image:Dowling-842.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Dowling-841| Dowling, Anna Carrol]]||8/2/1921||11/11/1924||Daughter of D. L. & R. B. Dowling||[[Image:Dowling-841.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Byrd-2122| Dowling, Ruth Byrd]]||1/17/1892||9/9/1982||Born Jan 17, 1892 Northampton VA Daughter of James L. & Mary Jane Doughty Married to D. L. Dowling Jan. 17, 1917, Died Sept. 9, 1982||[[Image:Dowling-840.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Dowling-840| Dowling, Dempsey Lemuel]]||2/21/1889||1/30/1966||Mason||[[Image:Dowling-840.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Crisswell-24| Crisswell, Leona]]||4/19/1885||2/27/1920||||[[Image:Crisswell-24.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Jones-37972| Jones, Bill Jackson]] ||3/14/1929||6/9/2013||||[[Image:Jones-37972.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Unknown-296652| Jones, Eleanor Sue]]||10/10/1924||||||[[Image:Jones-37972.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Goff-1728| Goff, James F Jr]]||3/26/1956||7/31/1985||||[[Image:Goff-1728.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Goff-1727|Goff, James Fletcher]]||10/7/1915||5/31/1961||Florida Captain 426 Base Unit AAF World War II||[[Image:Goff-1727.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Cliett-18|Goff, Marjorie Cliett ]]||11/9/1922||12/31/2014||||[[Image:Cliett-18.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Sasser-299| Sasser, Leslie E]]||4/10/1917||8/25/2002||Son of Edgar Earl and Ida Rhenora Burns Sasser||[[Image:Sasser-299.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Lester-1846| Cliett, Angeline]]||12/11/1843||7/6/1911||Mrs. Angieline Wife of J. W. Cliett||[[Image:Lester-1846.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Cliett-20| Cliett, James W]]||4/12/1836||6/28/1918||||[[Image:Cliett-20.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Cliett-19| Cliett, J A]]||4/7/1879||1/15/1929||||[[Image:Cliett-19.jpg|100px]] |- |[[McCorquodale-305| Owen, Nellie Mc Cliett]]||11/12/1886||1/8/1874||Wife of J A Cliett, Mother of Bert and Marjorie||[[Image:McCorqupdale-1.jpg|100px]] |- |[[West-8061| West, Cassie B]]||8/4/1891||10/14/1902||Son of W D And Angie West||[[Image:West-8061.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Unknown-296746| Weste, Carolyn Ann]]||9/6/1936||1/7/1992||||[[Image:Unknown-296746.jpg|100px]] |- |[[West-8060| Weste, Hezekiah Willie]]||1/10/1929||2/8/2003||CR US Navy World War II||[[Image:West-8060.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Kennedy-7897|Kennedy, Bert]]||3/4/1902||10/5/1969||Married Dec 23, 1930, Parents of Alma Lee, Carol Ann, Dorothy Nelle, Edward Ernest||[[Image:Kennedy-7897.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Brock-2481|Kennedy, Hazel Brock]]||5/22/1916||6/22/2001||Married Dec 23, 1930, Parents of Alma Lee, Carol Ann, Dorothy Nelle, Edward Ernest||[[Image:Brock-2481.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Brackin-92| Hall, Hattie M Brackin]]||12/28/1885||8/29/1958||Wife of Lloyd Hall, Sr||[[Image:Brackin-92.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Chason-58| Wheat, Sarah Alice Chason]]||8/15/1886||12/5/1961||||[[Image:Chason-58.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Wheat-431| Wheat Dr. Robert Forne]]||12/6/1879||9/5/1957||||[[Image:Wheat-431.jpg|100px]] |- |[[McLean-2851| McLean, Sally Jean]]||4/18/1952||4/20/1952||||[[Image:McLean-2851.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Parker-17883| McLean, Frances Parker]]||11/3/1922||8/25/1993||Beloved Wife and Mother||[[Image:Parker-17883.jpg|100px]] |- |[[McLean-2850| McLean, Donald Hugh]]||11/10/1921||9/13/2003||Beloved Husband and Father||[[Image:McLean-2850.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Labuzan-1| Mayes, Lottie Lebuzan]]||9/17/1859||2/9/1904||Wife of James Belser Mayes||[[Image:Labuzan-1.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Mayes-730| Mayes, James Belser]]||8/15/1859||5/2/1918||||[[Image:Mayes-730.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Lane-6402| Mayes, Ida Lane]]||11/12/1858||1/31/1931||Wife of James Belser Mayes||[[Image:Lane-6402.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Mayes-732| Mayes, Frances Lewis]]||8/6/1887||2/22/1979||||[[Image:Mayes-732.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Mayes-731| Mayes, Sarah Elizabeth]]||7/15/1894||7/19/1991||||[[Image:Mayes-731.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Sapp-599| Sapp, Allie Mae]]||10/24/1885||11/7/1918||||[[Image:Sapp-599.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Walker-18987| Walker, Baby Anton]]||3/1/1904||10/13/0190?||Son of H E & Onie Walker||[[Image:Walker-18987.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Dixon-5596| Sapp, Mamie Dixon]]||2/20/1881||3/10/1915||||[[Image:Dixon-5596.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Sapp-600| Sapp, Cassirh]]||4/22/1874||12/4/1957||||[[Image:Sapp-600.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Sapp-604| Slocumb, Anna Alpha]]||4/14/1852||12/31/1936||||[[Image:Sapp-604.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Slocumb-26| Slocumb, Allie]]||9/10/1869||7/21/1947||||[[Image:Slocumb-26.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Barber-4229|Drake, Glennie Barber Sapp]]||3/20/1892||8/30/1976||||[[Image:Barber-4229.jpg|100px]] |- |- |[[Sapp-602| Sapp, W H]]||1868||1935||||[[Image:Sapp-602.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Jackson-15439| Sapp, Nancy Jackson]]||1847||1933||||[[Image:Jackson-15439.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Sapp-601| Jones, Attie Lily Sapp]]||11/7/1878||5/9/1939||Wife of Jeptha W Jones, Mother||[[Image:Sapp-601.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Query-194| Curry, Mae Query]]||6/30/1875||8/28/1952||Wife of D L Curry||[[Image:Query-194.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Curry-2392| Curry, Daniel Love]]||6/26/1869||9/21/1930||||[[Image:Curry-2392.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Curry-2393|Curry, Eleanor Julia]]||1/23/1916||8/13/1997||||[[Image:Curry-2393.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Dickenson-377| Dickenson, Jean]]||6/23/1898||7/19/1933||Daughter of Mr & Mrs C T Dickenson||[[Image:Dickenson-377.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Dickenson-376| Dickenson, C T||12/4/1858||3/7/1935||||[[Image:Dickenson-376.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Query-195| Dickenson, Lena Q]]||4/26/1868||2/19/1925||||[[Image:Query-195.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Law-2145| Law, Rev Joseph]]||5/22/1815||11/19/1868||||[[Image:Law-2145.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Green-16057| Law, Ann G]]||8/25/1825||4/29/1881||||[[Image:Law-2146.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Law-2146| Law, John G]]||8/9/1857||7/31/1881||||[[Image:Law-2146.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Andrews-6776| Andrews, Frederick Wilson]]||8/5/1836||11/9/1873||||[[Image:Andrews-6776.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Hoge-299| Andrews, Landonia Hoge]]||||8/10/1886||Wife of F W Andrews||[[Image:Hoge-299.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Andrews-6777|Andrews, Mary Irene]]||||12/9/1952||Daughter of F W & Landonia Andrews||[[Image:Andrews-6777.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Cunningham-5012| Cunningham, Albert W]]||||12/14/1856||Departed this life Dec 14, 1856 Aged 33 Years 9 mo's and 10 days||[[Image:Cunningham-5012.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Bass-2757| Cunningham, Mary Josephine Bass]]||1851||1886||Wife of Thomas Robert Cunningham||[[Image:Bass-2757.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Russell-10523| Russell, Benjamin Edward]]||10/5/1845||12/4/1909||Confederate Soldier Editor United States Congressman. Drummer-boy Bainbridge Independents, Capt Co B 8th Florida Regt. C.S.A.,Founder of the Bainbridge Democrat,Delegate GA Constituional Convention 1877, Mayor of Bainbridge 1881-2, Member of GA Legislature 1882-3, Member of the 53rd and 54th Congress, A States Rights Democrat, The Muffled Drum's Sad Roll Has beat The Soldier's Last Tatoo||[[Image:Russell-10523.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Russell-10524| Russell, Randolph]]||11/15/1878||3/5/1934||Son of B E & Cora Russell, Born in Bainbridge GA Nov 15, 1878 Died in San Antonio TX Mar 5, 1934 Mixpah||[[Image:Russell-10524.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Cunningham-5013| Russell, Cora Cunningham]]||8/15/1853||4/15/1889||||[[Image:Cunningham-5013.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Russell-10525| Russell, Albert Henry]]||3/1/1874||8/16/1913||||[[Image:Russell-10525.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Fleming-4309| Russell, Ethel Fleming]]||2/16/1876||7/28/1968||Wife of Albert H Russell||[[Image:Fleming-4309.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Smith-91997| Smith, Hoke S]]||5/1/1900||11/28/1985||||[[Image:Smith-91997.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Unknown-296900|Smith, Erma L]]||7/4/1921||4/1/1995||||[[Image:Unknown-296900.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Faircloth-219| Faircloth, Ellis L]]||1/3/1943||5/8/1968||Georgia SP 5 CO A 1 BN 501 INF Vietnam AM-PH||[[Image:Faircloth-219.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Hutchins-1647| Hutchins, Willis Gordon]]||5/22/1911||12/4/1971||||[[Image:Hutchins-1647.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Lewis-17900| Hutchins, Mollie L]]||4/9/1913||5/23/1968||||[[Image:Lewis-17900.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Bailey-10595| Bailey, Clayton Arthur]]||10/15/1936||4/3/1993||||[[Image:Bailey-10595.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Henderson-8313| Henderson, John W]]||1882||1968||||[[Image:Henderson-8313.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Unknown-296910| Henderson, Lacy D]]||1882||1970||||[[Image:Unknown-296910.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Henderson-8314| Henderson, Alvin T]]||1918||1993||||[[Image:Henderson-8314.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Snider-1277| Henderson, Virginia S]]||1927||2010||||[[Image:Snider-1277.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Attell-1| Fingerhut, Lena]]||4/14/1859||11/10/1905||Daughter of Jonas Attell||[[Image:Attell-1.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Grollman-4| Grollman, Joseph M]]||6/11/1908||12/8/1993||||[[Image:Grollman-4.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Gold-597| Grollman, Rosalie Gold]]||8/1/1910||5/15/2007||||[[Image:Gold-597.jpg|100px]] |- |[[McCabe-1244| McCabe, Joseph Allen]]||6/9/1969||9/22/2007||||[[Image:McCabe-1244.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Grollman-5| Grollman, Florence]]||1904||1980||||[[Image:Grollman-5.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Grollman-2| Grollman, Harry]]||1877||1945||||[[Image:Grollman-2.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Kline-1346| Grollman, Rachel]]||1878||1967||||[[Image:Kline-1346.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Grollman-6| Grollman, Norman Joseph]]||1/4/1929||9/11/1930||Our darling baby||[[Image:Grollman-6.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Grollman-3| Grollman, Morris R]]||9/15/1899||3/6/1934||||[[Image:Grollman-3.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Grollman-8| Friedman, Anna Grollman]]||3/27/1904||10/7/1984||||[[Image:Grollman-8.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Kline-1347| Kline, J]]||9/6/1913||5/5/1930||||[[Image:Kline-1347.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Lang-2430| Lang, Gustave J]]||1/18/1890||12/31/1974||||[[Image:Lang-2430.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Ammon-56| Lang, Margaret A]]||12/28/1892||10/17/1971||||[[Image:Unknown-304914.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Lang-2431| Kwilecki, Jean Lang]]||12/29/1920||8/17/2015||||[[Image:Lang-2431.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Kwilecki-2| Kwilecki, J Gerard Jr]]||2/22/1919||1/19/2001||||[[Image:Kwilecki-2.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Kwilecki-3| Kwilecki, Paul K]]||2/24/1928||12/9/2009||June 13 1952 on emblem of two wedding rings||[[Image:Kwilecki-3.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Williford-288| Kwilecki, Charlotte Williford]]||10/27/1928||12/7/2008||June 13 1952 on emblem of two wedding rings||[[Image:Kwilecki-3.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Unknown-304958| Kwilecki, Pearl G]]||4/12/1889||11/21/1964||||[[Image:Unknown-304958.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Kwilecki-4| Kwilecki, Julian G Sr]]||12/18/1889||2/5/1971||||[[Image:Kwilecki-4.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Jester-582| Jester, William Milton]]||10/6/1878||9/10/1932||||[[Image:Jester-582.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Cliett-21| Jester, Mrs Ruby Cliett]]||2/5/1887||5/27/1957||||[[Image:Cliett-21.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Jester-583| Jester, William Milton Jr]]||10/8/1904||9/16/1962||||[[Image:Jester-583.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Gans-74| Gans, Herman Louis]]||7/28/1865||11/21/1940||||[[Image:Gans-74.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Kurniker-1|Gans, Dora Kurniker]]||7/23/1866||10/30/1929||Wife of Herman L Gans||[[Image:Kurniker-1.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Blumenstein-3| Blumenstein, Eugene]]||3/24/1869||8/22/1933||||[[Image:Blumenstein-3.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Kwilecki-5|Kohnke, Grace]]||10/12/1901||4/26/1993||Wife of Alfred, Beloved||[[Image:Kwilecki-5.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Kohnke-22| Kohnke, Alfred]]||7/26/1897||4/27/1962||Husband of Grace Kwilecki||[[Image:Kohnke-22.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Kwilecki-7| Kwilecki, Ralph M]]||8/2/1892||12/14/1970||||[[Image:Kwilecki-7.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Kwilecki-8| Kwilecki, Max]]||9/24/1885||11/30/1960||Husband of Grace Baggs, Beloved||[[Image:Kwilecki-8.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Kwilecki-9| Kwilecki, Frances]]||12/7/1880||1/1/1954||Daughter of Isadore and Bertha Kwilecki||[[Image:Kwilecki-9.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Kwilecki-6| Kwilecki, Isidore]]||5/14/1849||11/8/1934||Born in Neustadt Germany; Father||[[Image:Kwilecki-6.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Brash-32| Kwilecki, Bertha Brash]]||2/2/1859||6/19/1923||Beloved wife of Isadore Kwilecki; Mother||[[Image:Brash-32.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Leon-310| Ottinger, Lena]]||12/5/1860||11/4/1919||Hartford, Conn Dec 5 1860, Wilmington, NC Nov 11, 1919; To Mother, In Memory of a Tender Love That Lingers||[[Image:Leon-310.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Ottinger-76| Ottinger, Adolph]]||7/6/1850||7/14/1899||In memory of an indulgent husband and devoted father; May his memory be a blessing unto those who cherish it; Born in Germany, Died in Quincy, Fla||[[Image:Ottinger-76.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Rosenband-2| Rosenband, Albert]]||2/11/1880||11/18/1956||||[[Image:Rosenband-2.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Ottinger-77|Rosenband, Minnie Ottinger]]||11/20/1880||11/19/1976||||[[Image:Ottinger-77.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Kwilecki-10| Cohen, Minna A]]||7/24/1840||5/31/1904||Beloved wife of Adolph M Cohen; Born in Neustadt by Pinne, Germany; One precious to our hearts has gone, the voice we loved is stilled. The place made vacant in our home can never more be filled.||[[Image:Kwilecki-10.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Cohen-2727| Cohen, Adolph M]]||5/12/1833||9/8/1919||||[[Image:Cohen-2727.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Cohen-2730| Cohen, Max Albert]]||7/4/1874||11/15/1927||||[[Image:Cohen-2730.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Filer-111| Cohen, Ida F]]||5/27/1876||8/27/1957||Beloved Wife of David A Cohen||[[Image:Filer-111.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Cohen-2731| Cohen, David A]]||12/6/1869||1/15/1939||||[[Image:Cohen-2731.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Cohen-2732| Cohen, Florine R]]||8/17/1902||3/7/1977||||[[Image:Cohen-2732.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Cohen-2733| Cohen, Fred A]]||8/6/1876||4/7/1954||||[[Image:Cohen-2733.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Ehrlich-170| Ehrlich, Julian B]]||2/4/1884||10/19/1958||||[[Image:Ehrlich-170.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Kwilecki-11| Ehrlich, Rosalie K]]||6/18/1882||6/9/1974||||[[Image:Ehrlich-170.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Jacobs-5247| Jacobs, Ben]]||7/4/1883||10/28/1966||||[[Image:Jacobs-5247.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Schwartz-1770| Jacobs, Rose S]]||7/15/1885||11/25/1968||||[[Image:Jacobs-5247.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Ehrlich-171| Ehrlich, Bertram A]]||9/28/1913||3/14/2002||||[[Image:Ehrlich-171.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Jacobs-5245| Ehrlich, Bernice J]]||9/3/1914||1/5/1985||||[[Image:Ehrlich-171.jpg|100px]] |- | Weile, Tilla Frohlich||||||In Memory of Tilla Frohlich Weile Julius Weile and The Six Million, I Thank Thee, O God, For The TiesThat United My Parents And Me In Life. W. Dicky Ehrlich||[[Image:Weile-4-1.jpg|100px]] |- | Weile, Julius||||||In Memory of Tilla Frohlich Weile Julius Weile and The Six Million, I Thank Thee, O God, For The TiesThat United My Parents And Me In Life. Dicky W. 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Am. War||[[Image:Rooney-447.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Friedman-707| Friedman, Henry]]||4/18/1894||7/6/1946||||[[Image:Friedman-707.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Hurwitz-92| Hurwitz, Marks]]||||||Born in Kelem, Province of Kovno, Russia, Died June 14, 1918, Age About 60 Years||[[Image:Hurwitz-92.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Rosen-458| Rosen, Samuel A]]||9/5/1900||9/15/1970||||[[Image:Rosen-458.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Ehrlich-175| Ehrlich, Louis B]]||1/10/1891||3/28/1971||||[[Image:Ehrlich-175.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Unknown-305604| Ehrlich, Dorothy B]]||8/15/1903||7/17/1995||||[[Image:Ehrlich-175.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Moore-24915| Moore, James Crowder]]||11/12/1904||3/11/1974||||[[Image:Moore-24915.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Solana-6| Moore, Mary Solana]]||1/19/1904||1/29/1992||||[[Image:Solana-6.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Gaines-1036| Gaines, Marx Reid]]||11/9/1903||1/26/1975||May 19, 1927||[[Image:Solana-7.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Solana-7|Gaines, Martha Solana]]||1/19/1905||3/3/1989||May 19, 1927||[[Image:Solana-7.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Gaines-1037| Gaines, James Roland]]||7/27/1936||1/30/1958||||[[Image:Gaines-1037.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Miller-33176| Miller, David Q]]||9/23/1857||11/7/1919||Father||[[Image:Miller-33176.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Underwood-2767| James, Callie U]]||2/15/1904||10/2/1922||||[[Image:Underwood-2767.jpg|100px]] |- |[[James-8567| James, Cullie S]]||1/21/1891||3/17/1919||||[[Image:James-8567.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Gaines-1038| Gaines, James R]]||1870||1922||||[[Image:Gaines-1038.jpg|100px]] |- |[[McLaney-12| Gaines, Winona]]||1872||1929||||[[Image:McLaney-12.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Gaines-1039| Gaines, Elizabeth]]||1899||1932||||[[Image:Gaines-1039.jpg|100px]] |- | [[White-26437|White, Infant Son]]||||9/13/1932||Infant Son of G B & Kathleen White||[[Image:White-26437.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Fryer-612| Fryer, Richard Dowdell]]||7/18/1861||7/25/1934||||[[Image:Fryer-612.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Soloman-79|Fryer, Ludie]]||10/16/1862||12/27/1921||Wife of R. D. Fryer||[[Image:Soloman-79.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Coyle-903| Coyle, Geter]]||3/29/1915||4/14/1984||CPL US Army World War II||[[Image:Coyle-903.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Hartsfield-91| Hartsfield, Richard C]]||5/19/1890||1/6/1920||||[[Image:Hartsfield-91.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Gibson-8776| Gibson, Robert Marvin]]||10/28/1921||4/25/1923||Son of Claude and Lillian Gibson||[[Image:Gibson-8776.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Caldwell-3572| Morning, Eula Caldwell]]||9/22/1885||3/28/1965||||[[Image:Caldwell-3572.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Hodges-4038| Hodges, William Lancelot Jr]]||2/4/1936||2/9/1936||||[[Image:Hodges-4038.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Gibson-8768| Gibson, Claude Barnes]]||1/26/1890||12/27/1929||Woodman of the Word Memorial||[[Image:Gibson-8768.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Caldwell-3573| Caldwell, Joseph M]]||1/19/1895||9/12/1963||Georgia WAGR Sup Co 319 Field Art World War I||[[Image:Caldwell-3573.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Unknown-305775| Caldwell, Wilhelmina]]||5/15/1888||12/27/1956||||[[Image:Unknown-305775.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Caldwell-3571| Hodges, Lillian Caldwell Gibson]]||11/15/1893||6/20/1967||||[[Image:Caldwell-3571.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Hodges-4039| Hodges, Elizabeth Ann]]||2/4/1936||7/6/2010||"Betty", Gentle As A Spring Breeze And Beloved By All||[[Image:Hodges-4039.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Willis-4700| Willis, Infant ]]||12/26/1908||12/26/1908||Infant Dau Of Mr & Mrs C C Willis, Born & Died Dec 25, 1908||[[Image:Willis-4700.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Davis-34733| Davis, Joe Wheeler]]||9/4/1898||11/18/1924||Served in the US Naval Reserve Force, During World War, From Oct 1, 1918 to Sept 30, 1921||[[Image:Davis-34733.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Willis-4701| Willis, Callie Mae]]||8/8/1907||10/17/1926||||[[Image:Willis-4701.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Willis-4699| Willis, Calvin C]]||12/11/1859||10/12/1940||||[[Image:Willis-4699.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Davis-34734| Willis, Charlie Mae Davis]]||5/10/1888||10/16/1988||||[[Image:Davis-34734.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Willis-4702| Willis, Martha Ann]]||1/14/1930||3/22/1999||||[[Image:Willis-4702.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Richards-6703| Richards, William Ellison Jr]]||3/24/1910||7/21/1961||Asleep in Jesus, Blessed Though||[[Image:Richards-6703.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Richards-6704| Willis, Elizabeth Richards]]||10/6/1906||8/21/1965||Wife of Elisha James Willis II||[[Image:Richards-6704.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Willis-4697| Willis, Elisha James II]]||9/23/1901||11/20/1977||||[[Image:Willis-4697.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Willis-4698| Willis, Margaret Dent]]||11/3/1927||1/6/2005||Loving Daughter, Sister, Aunt||[[Image:Willis-4698.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Richards-6701| Richards, W. Ellison]]||5/26/1879||4/16/1952||We loved him well, but Jesus loved him best||[[Image:Richards-6701.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Dent-957| Richards, Olive Dent]]||4/1/1881||10/3/1958||Not my will, but thine be done.||[[Image:Dent-957.jpg|100px]] |- | Little, ||10/9/1957||6/15/2002||Our Mother, Wife of G. T. Little, She was a kind mother and loving wife|| |- |[[Austin-5540| Austin, Jefferson P]]||11/27/1907||1/17/1975||||[[Image:Austin-5540.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Cuny-8| Austin, Frances M]]||6/11/1908||12/26/1977||||[[Image:Austin-5540.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Little-4562| Stribling, Mamie Little]]||11/24/1886||2/5/1902||Wife of A. R. Stribling||[[Image:Little-4562.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Cunningham-5342| Cunningham, Sandra Mary]]||1/13/1936||6/10/1938||||[[Image:Cunningham-5342.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Cunningham-5340| Cunningham, Allie Carleton]]||8/10/1901||8/18/1931||||[[Image:Cunningham-5340.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Cliett-22| Cunningham, Laura Cliett]]||5/10/1875||10/5/1937||||[[Image:Cliett-22.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Cunningham-5339| Cunningham, Carleton]]||9/8/1875||10/7/1937||||[[Image:Cunningham-5339.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Moses-1216| Moses, Herman]]||1854||1946||||[[Image:Moses-1216.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Friedman-708| Friedman, Benard]]||12/4/1858||9/9/1913||||[[Image:Friedman-708.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Halff-9|Friedman, Bertha Halff]]||9/17/1881||10/4/1914||Wife of Sol Friedman||[[Image:Halff-9.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Friedman-709| Friedman, Sol]]||1880||1937||||[[Image:Friedman-709.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Moses-1217| Friedman, Della M]]||1883||1957||||[[Image:Moses-1217.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Duval-886| Duval, Jack]]||6/4/1906||2/19/1934||Husband of Ellie Lou Baggs, Son of Maud Formy Duval Goolsby||[[Image:Duval-886.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Baggs-244| House, Ellie Lou Baggs]]||8/9/1907||9/27/1940||Wife of E. Watson House, Daughter of Dr. Linton D and Madge Morgan Baggs||[[Image:Baggs-244.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Morgan-11486|Morgan, Georgia Olive]]||11/29/1885||2/21/1961||||[[Image:Morgan-11486.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Baggs-243| Baggs, Dr Linton Daniel]]||11/11/1872||12/3/1958||||[[Image:Baggs-243.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Morgan-11485| Baggs, Madge Morgan]]||1/5/1881||3/18/1960||||[[Image:Baggs-243.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Scott-17077| Scott, George A]]||1/3/1879||3/15/1911||||[[Image:Scott-17077.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Scott-17078| Scott, Arthur]]||1902||1915||Son of George & Letha Scott||[[Image:Scott-17078.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Powell-7464| Powell, E R]]||7/1/1855||3/4/1903||||[[Image:Powell-7464.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Poston-370| Powell, Hulda]]||8/11/1858||8/12/1908||||[[Image:Powell-7464.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Martin-27291| Powell, Jimmie Laura Martin]]||2/10/1864||11/8/1904||Wife of M D Powell||[[Image:Powell-7457.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Powell-7457| Powell, M D]]||||7/31/1906||Age 57 Years||[[Image:Powell-7457.jpg|100px]] |- | Powell, Annie Laura||(no dates)||(no dates)|||| |- | Powell, Gerald||(no dates)||(no dates)|||| |- |[[Powell-7465| Powell, Jete H]]||1/16/1860||11/5/1917||A light from our household is gone. A voice we loved is stilled. A place is vacant in our hearts that never can be filled.||[[Image:Powell-7465.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Unknown-308386| Powell, Fannie]]||8/13/1871||6/21/1946||Wife of Jete H Powell||[[Image:Unknown-308386.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Miller-33604| Miller, Grace Eugenia]]||3/10/1916||5/30/1917||Daughter of R E and Tiercy Miller||[[Image:Miller-33604.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Miller-33605| Miller, Mildred]]||11/29/1917||2/24/1922||Daughter of R E and Tiercy Miller||[[Image:Miller-33605.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Cooke-3340| Miller, Tiercy Cooke]]||1/3/1898||1/17/1980||||[[Image:Cooke-3340.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Miller-33603| Miller, Robert Eugene]]||7/4/1896||9/17/1969||Son of Charles Alvin and Rosabelle Miller||[[Image:Miller-33603.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Miller-33606| Miller, Robert Eugene Jr]]||7/25/1921||3/5/1974||Beloved Husband of Dorothy Laboissiere, Son of Robert Eugene and Tiercy Cooke Miller||[[Image:Miller-33606.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Miller-33607| Miller, Dennis R]]||7/20/1945||10/10/2002||Beloved Son and Brother||[[Image:Miller-33607.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Miller-33610| Miller, Rosa Belle Irene]]||9/27/1900||9/14/1904||||[[Image:Miller-33610.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Miller-33611| Miller, Grace Elizabeth]]||3/?/1903||6/?/1905||||[[Image:Miller-33611.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Sellers-1736| Sellers, Annie Lee]]||3/7/1885||5/24/1901||Daughter of J M and M E Sellers; Bertie||[[Image:Sellers-1736.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Casey-1984|Sellers, Mary E]] ||1851||1927||His Wife||[[Image:Sellers-1735.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Sellers-1735| Sellers, J M Y]]||1848||1926||Mason||[[Image:Sellers-1735.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Tarbert-9| Sellers, Elizabeth]]||||3/6/1908||Wife of C K Sellers||[[Image:Tarbert-9.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Patton-2898| Patton, Infant]]||10/18/1898||10/18/1898||Infant Son of J S & L I Patton||[[Image:Patton-2898.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Smith-97717| Smith, William James]]||||||Co D, 59 GA INF CSA||[[Image:Smith-97717.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Smith-97727| Smith, Joseph ? Sr]]||9/4/1935||1/5/1990||||[[Image:Smith-97727.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Vanlandingham-92|Barber, Gertrude V]]||1/8/1897||8/7/1967||Blessed are the pure in heart for they shall see God||[[Image:Vanlandingham-92.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Barber-4428| Barber, Darius Robert]]||1/1/1878||9/9/1956||||[[Image:Barber-4428.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Barber-4429|Barber, Harold Curtis]]||1/27/1927||9/23/1944||||[[Image:Barber-4429.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Carr-5305| Carr, Arthur Sprunt]]||8/18/1868||9/20/1943||||[[Image:Carr-5305.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Cobb-4562| Carr, Mary B Cobb]]||8/2/1882||9/21/1939||||[[Image:Cobb-4562-1.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Carr-5306| Carr, William B]]||3/16/1901||3/6/1934||"I shall be his God, and he shall be my son" Rev. 21-7||[[Image:Carr-5306.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Gragg-817| Gragg, Gilbert Hilton Jr]]||4/20/1934||5/25/2003||Son of Ann Gragg and Gilbert Hilton Gragg, Brother of Earl Carr Gragg||[[Image:Gragg-817.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Gragg-816| Gragg, Gilbert Hilton]]||9/3/1903||2/5/1974||||[[Image:Gragg-816.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Carr-5307|Gragg, Ann Carr]]||8/3/1907||12/11/1991||Wife of Gilbert Hilton Gragg, Mother of Carl Carr Gragg, Gilbert Hilton Gragg Jr||[[Image:Carr-5307.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Gragg-818| Gragg, Earl Carr]]||7/13/1932||12/7/1946||Son of Ann Gragg and Gilbert Hilton Gragg, Brother of Gilbert Hilton Gragg Jr||[[Image:Gragg-818.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Chalfant-118| Chalfant, W Harry]]||8/31/1893||10/16/1963||||[[Image:Chalfant-118.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Callahan-1700| Chalfant, Bessie C]]||6/22/1897||12/15/1991||||[[Image:Chalfant-118.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Callahan-1702| Callahan, Andrew J]]||11/13/1861||6/13/1926||||[[Image:Callahan-1702.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Fort-440| Callahan, Caroline R]]||11/19/1863||2/1/1945||||[[Image:Callahan-1702.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Maddox-1517| Maddox, Henry J Jr]]||1/24/1913||9/18/1955||||[[Image:Maddox-1517.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Grant-7186| Maddox, Rosemary Grant]]||3/30/1916||11/28/1997||Father, keep her close to thee, and in our hearts she will always be||[[Image:Maddox-1517.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Woodbery-11| Woodbery, Jerry Maddox]]||1/1/1935||12/22/1989||LTC US Army Vietnam||[[Image:Woodberry-41.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Maddox-1519| Woodbery, Harriette E Maddox]]||3/17/1915||7/19/1937||Wife J Benson Woodbery, Born and Died in Bainbridge, GA, Daughter of Henry J Callahan and Mamie Callahan. Mother of Jerry, Harriette, Benson Jr; Precious in the sight of the Lord is the death of his saints. 116th Psalm, 15th verse||[[Image:Maddox-1519.jpg|100px]] |- | Woodbery, Sharon Kay Sims||2/24/1944|||||| |- |[[Sims-3499| Sims, Gary Lee]]||12/11/1951||5/14/2011||Father of Ryan C Sims and Kelley R Sims||[[Image:Sims-3499-1.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Woodbery-12| Woodberry, John Benson Jr]]||3/20/1937||||||[[Image:Woodbery-12.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Maddox-1518| Maddox, Henry J]]||5/30/1880||1/3/1947||Lord, I have loved the habitation of thy house and the place where thine honour dwelleth. PS. 26:8||[[Image:Maddox-1518.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Callahan-1704| Maddox, Mamie C]]||8/26/1886||3/3/1963||For me to live is Christ, and to die is gain. Phil. 1:21.||[[Image:Callahan-1704.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Callahan-1705| Callahan, John W]]||11/27/1858||6/16/1926||In the house of the Lord forever||[[Image:Callahan-1705.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Johnson-43594| Callahan, Hattie J]]||12/11/1864||11/7/1941||In the house of the Lord forever||[[Image:Callahan-1705.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Graham-9274| Penhallegon, Eunice]]||5/21/1907||6/9/1999||(Graham and Callahan)||[[Image:Graham-9274.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Callahan-1708| Callahan, J Wesley]]||5/14/1905||6/7/1948||Born and Died in Bainbridge, GA; A Man Beloved. A Man Elect of Men.||[[Image:Callahan-1708.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Callahan-1709| Callahan, John Thomas]]||9/15/1944||3/5/1995||A Good Friend To So Many||[[Image:Callahan-1709.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Guest-513| Godwin, Mrs. W J]]||12/17/1839||11/10/1909||Mother of J W & A J Callahan||[[Image:Guest-513.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Callahan-1706| Callahan, John W Jr]]||11/12/1896||12/8/1897||||[[Image:Callahan-1706.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Hargrave-310|Hargrave, Andrew Russell]]||8/25/1944||8/25/2007||||[[Image:Hargrave-310.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Rankin-2352| Hargrave, Maureen June]]||7/27/1946||5/9/2006||||[[Image:Rankin-2352.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Hargrave-309| Hargrave, Burch]]||8/28/1915||12/9/1976||2D LT US Army World War II, Beloved Husband and Father||[[Image:Hargrave-309.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Jackson-16541| Hargrave, Jane J]]||1/9/1917||5/20/1977||Loved By All Forever||[[Image:Jackson-16541.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Hargrave-311| Hargrave, Burch Jr]]||6/2/1942||10/9/1955||"Busy In Another Room"||[[Image:Hargrave-311.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Hargrave-312| Berry, Sally Hargrave]]||4/21/1957||7/13/1988||Daughter of Burch and Jane Hargrave, Wife of Carlton H Berry, Mother of Allison Jane Berry, Loved By All Forever||[[Image:Hargrave-312.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Dollar-182| Jackson, Virginia Dollar]]||11/18/1925||5/18/2005||||[[Image:Dollar-182.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Jackson-16542| Jackson, G S III]]||12/21/1911||6/21/1976||"Jack"||[[Image:Jackson-16542.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Howell-4759| Howell, Robert Young]]||2/13/1895||10/24/1949||Born Dothan, Ala., Died Bainbridge, GA||[[Image:Callahan-1707.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Callahan-1707| Howell, Willie M Callahan]]||9/24/1890||12/9/1955||Born Scotland, GA, Died Bainbridge, GA||[[Image:Callahan-1707.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Sykes-933| Sykes, Nancy]]||1/25/1966||1/25/1966||Infant Daughter Of Lucien And Billie Bob Sykes, None Knew Thee But To Love Thee||[[Image:Sykes-933.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Coleman-4429| Coleman, Robert Bruce]]||10/1/1867||11/22/1933||||[[Image:Coleman-4429.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Blasingame-58| Coleman, Sarah Blasingame]]||9/30/1871||11/19/1952||||[[Image:Coleman-4429.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Vickers-989| Vickers, Elzie Franklin]]||12/23/1893||4/4/1967||1st LT World War I||[[Image:Vickers-989.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Coleman-6183| Vickers, Lamar Coleman]]||10/11/1893||7/26/1970||||[[Image:Coleman-6183.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Subers-6| Ausley, Inez Subers]]||10/19/1974||10/29/1959||Wife of T A Ausley||[[Image:Subers-6.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Ausley-10| Ausley, Thomas A]]||1876||1942||||[[Image:Ausley-10.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Ballard-4932| Ausley, Elie Ballard]]||8/13/1880||7/14/1958||Wife of John C Ausley||[[Image:Ballard-4932.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Ausley-11| Ausley, John Curry]]||12/2/1848||4/8/1919||||[[Image:Ausley-11.jpg|100px]] |- |[[McCaskill-174| Ausley, Mother Mary McCaskill]]||5/28/1856||5/25/1902||Wife of John C Ausley||[[Image:McCaskill-174.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Cowart-319| Nielsen, Diane Cowart]]||10/23/1941||10/2/2014||||[[Image:Cowart-319.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Cowart-318| Cowart, J D Jr]]||6/14/1919||2/22/1981||||[[Image:Cowart-318.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Story-897|Cowart, Carmen Story]]||12/5/1921||10/25/1975||Wife of J D Cowart, Jr||[[Image:Cowart-318.jpg|100px]] |- |[[White-26772| White, Wallace Calvin]]||3/7/1899||3/20/1973||||[[Image:White-26772.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Banister-190| White, Lucille Banister]]||7/9/1905||8/9/2000||||[[Image:White-26772.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Meddock-2| White, Mable Meddock]]||1/27/1897||11/15/1922||||[[Image:Meddock-2.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Humphrey-4247| Humphrey, John L Sr]]||2/27/1892||5/8/1959||||[[Image:Humphrey-4247.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Unknown-309079| Humphrey, Lillie L]]||3/12/1895||4/15/1988||||[[Image:Unknown-309079.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Humphrey-4248| Garner, Ruth Humphrey]]||1/27/1916||5/28/1995||||[[Image:Humphrey-4248.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Jones-40935| Perry, Lou Ella Jones]]||12/5/1865||12/3/1942||||[[Image:Perry-8310.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Perry-8310| Perry, Walter Columbus]]||12/27/1861||3/24/1949||||[[Image:Perry-8310.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Sollar-3| Sollar, Perry May||1918]]||1920||||[[Image:Sollar-3.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Perry-8311| Sollar, Adonis Perry]]||7/2/1890||8/10/1987||||[[Image:Perry-8311.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Sollar-4| Sollar, Matthew Thomas]]||1882||1937||||[[Image:Sollar-4.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Hines-1923| Culpepper, Pauline Andrews Hines]]||1/14/1879||12/15/1919||Wife of A. S. Culpepper||[[Image:Hines-1923.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Richardson-11280| Richardson, Jack]]||1/14/1916||4/26/1916||"Little Jack" Infant Son of H. S. & Frances M. Richardson||[[Image:Richardson-11280.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Snook-995| Snook, Otto]]||7/4/1874||10/10/1915||Born At Aurora, Ill., Died At Bainbridge, GA., Gone But Not Forgotten||[[Image:Snook-995.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Palmer-10037| Palmer, Emmett C]]||5/25/1884||9/28/1964||Dear Parents Tho We Miss You Much We Know You Rest With God||[[Image:Palmer-10037.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Dean-4969| Palmer, Minnie R]]||12/31/1888||2/24/1962||Dear Parents Tho We Miss You Much We Know You Rest With God||[[Image:Palmer-10037.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Cook-14542| Cook, Robert]]||12/17/1911||12/20/1918||Son of M. C. & Carrie Bell Cook||[[Image:Cook-14542.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Unknown-309243| Cook, Carrie Bell]]||4/28/1894||6/13/1949||Gone But Not Fogotten. She Is Only Sleeping.||[[Image:Unknown-309243.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Jennings-4441|Jennings, Willis Clark]]||3/21/1915||11/21/1915||Son of B. E. & Ruth Jennings, Little Time On Earth He Spent, Til God For Him His Angel Sent||[[Image:Jennings-4441.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Tucker-6798| Barr, Louise Tucker]]||8/17/1895||11/23/1964||||[[Image:Tucker-6798.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Barr-1897| Barr, Otterbein T]]||2/29/1880||10/15/1921||||[[Image:Barr-1897.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Sheffield-1560| Stephens, Emma N Sheffield]]||12/27/1875||1/21/1925||Our Sister, Wife Of D. S. Stephens, A precious one from us has gone. A voice we loved is stilled. A place is vacant in our homes which never can be filled. ||[[Image:Sheffield-1560.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Sheffield-1559| Sheffield, William W]]||||||Co B 2 Ga. Inf. C.S.A||[[Image:Sheffield-1559.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Stephens-5449| Stephens, Daniel S]]||10/14/1851||8/4/1917||In Memory Of, Age 65 Yrs, 9 Mos, 21 Days||[[Image:Stephens-5449.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Carr-5342|McCaskill, Alice Carr]]||6/9/1902||7/6/1983||Wife of Charles M McCaskill||[[Image:Carr-5342.jpg|100px]] |- |[[McCaskill-180| McCaskill, Charles Moore]]||7/29/1901||2/4/1989||A Kind And Gentle Man||[[Image:McCaskill-180.jpg|100px]] |- |[[McCaskill-179| McCaskill, John Calvin Jr]]||10/26/1896||5/5/1924||||[[Image:McCaskill-179.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Powell-7517|McCaskill, Emma Powell]]||12/21/1863||12/15/1946||||[[Image:Powell-7517.jpg|100px]] |- |[[McCaskill-176| McCaskill, John Calvin]] ||4/13/1862||9/7/1917||||[[Image:McCaskill-176.jpg|100px]] |- |[[McCaskill-178| McCaskill, Kenneth Baldwin]]||10/18/1899||6/11/1900||||[[Image:McCaskill-178.jpg|100px]] |- |[[McCaskill-177| McCaskill, Bertha Powell]]||7/11/1889||4/16/1890||Daughter of J C & Emma McCaskill||[[Image:McCaskill-177.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Pilcher-725| Pilcher, George Leslie]]||1906||1977||||[[Image:Pilcher-725.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Parker-18922| Pilcher, Lauradel Parker]]||1906||1983||||[[Image:Parker-18922.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Hollomon-113| Moore, Alice Arie Hollomon]]||1/22/1902||3/26/1989||||[[Image:Hollomon-113.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Parker-18920| Parker, Charles Emerson]]||1/21/1878||8/19/1957||||[[Image:Parker-18920.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Hollomon-114| Parker, Laura Hollomon]]||1/26/1885||4/2/1961||||[[Image:Hollomon-114.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Parker-18921| Parker, Robert]]||6/17/1910||12/8/1911||Precious Baby of C. E. & Laura Parker||[[Image:Parker-18921.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Becotte-16| Becotte, Paul Norman Jr]]||2/12/1930||8/29/1987||||[[Image:Becotte-16.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Griffin-5919| Griffin, Katherine]]||(no dates)||9/12/1935||Daughter of I. Mitchell Griffin and Anna E. Echols-Griffin||[[Image:Griffin-5919.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Griffin-5922| Tolar, Mary Louise Griffin]]||(no dates)||7/11/1938||Wife of James Franklin Tolar||[[Image:Griffin-5922.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Tolar-84| Tolar, James Franklin]]||7/4/1861||1/30/1915||Mullins, SC, Bainbridge, GA||[[Image:Tolar-84.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Senter-79| Senter, Carl Lee]]||11/23/1887||7/10/1957||||[[Image:Senter-79.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Griffin-5924| Senter, Anna Griffin]]||(no dates)||10/5/1961||||[[Image:Griffin-5924.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Griffin-5925| Griffin, Clifton Hill]]||4/7/1875||9/27/1915||||[[Image:Griffin-5925.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Stephens-5453| Stephens, Weir]]||6/21/1914||4/11/1918||Son of Mr & Mrs A. H. Stephens||[[Image:Stephens-5453.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Blackburn-2301| Stephens, Odessa B]]||3/20/1893||8/27/1978]]||O. E. S. Chapter 267||[[Image:Blackburn-2301.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Stephens-5452| Stephens, Harvey C]]||4/15/1893||12/28/1986||Masonic emblem, Grand Master 1957||[[Image:Stephens-5452.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Matthews-5742| Matthews, Erastus E]]||4/27/1862||1/18/1911||||[[Image:Matthews-5742.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Unknown-310020| Matthews, Mattie D]]||4/17/1874||1/23/1940||||[[Image:Unknown-310020.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Matthews-5743| Matthews, Charles Burford]]||1/27/1893||2/26/1930||||[[Image:Matthews-5743.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Henderson-9026| Henderson, John Lindsey]]||8/4/1883||10/4/1918||||[[Image:Henderson-9026.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Henderson-9027| Henderson, Infant Daughter]]||||2/12/1919||Infant Dau. of J. L. & Marion M. Henderson||[[Image:Henderson-9027.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Maund-33| Maund, Leon E]]||12/3/1881||11/28/1926||||[[Image:Maund-33.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Rowell-855| Rowell, Carew Fleming III]]||11/25/1940||3/19/2006||||[[Image:Rowell-855.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Kinard-157| Rowell, Frances Kinard]]||8/3/1920||9/18/1990||Wife of Carew Fleming Rowell, Jr.||[[Image:Kinard-157.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Rowell-854| Rowell, Carew Fleming Jr]]||5/22/1916||12/13/1961||Veteran of World War II, In Loving Memory Of Our Husband And Father||[[Image:Rowell-854.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Rowell-853| Rowell, Carew Fleming]]||7/5/1891||10/27/1918||||[[Image:Rowell-853.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Unknown-310074| Ashburn, Bertha Rowell]]||10/22/1889||5/5/1979||||[[Image:Unknown-310074.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Unknown-310074| Asburn, Mrs. Howard]]||1889||1979||||[[Image:Unknown-310074-1.jpg|100px]] |- | Varner, Edwin Surles||(no dates)||(no dates)|||| |- |[[Fields-2548| Fields, Owen W Jr]]||7/3/1923||7/13/1944||SGT US Army World War II; Normandy American Cemetery France||[[Image:Fields-2548.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Williams-38761| Fields, Margaret Williams]]||11/14/1899||6/14/1976||||[[Image:Williams-38761.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Fields-2549| Fields, Owen Willoughby Sr]]||5/1/1894||10/4/1981||SK3 US Navy World War I||[[Image:Fields-2549.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Fields-2550| Fields, George Hopkins]]||7/17/1857||5/1/1934||Father of Katherine Fields Grimsley and Owen W. Fields||[[Image:Fields-2550.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Philpot-195| Fields, Lula Philpot]]||||11/28/1920||Died Nov. 28, 1920; Mother||[[Image:Fields-2550.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Fields-2557| Fields, Hopkins]]||||4/13/1891||Son of G. H. & Lula Fields Died Apr. 13, 1881, Aged 7 months||[[Image:Fields-2557.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Fields-2558| Fields, George Philpot]]||12/17/1902||3/29/1905||Gone So Soon||[[Image:Fields-2558.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Ball-7957| Ball, Lindsey]]||7/18/1874||3/24/1932||May His Soul Rest In Peace||[[Image:Ball-7957.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Unknown-310182| Ball, Mary Jane]]||1/20/1841||5/11/1915||||[[Image:Unknown-310182.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Hoffman-4659| Mayes, Cecilia Hoffman]]||11/11/1896||12/3/1992||||[[Image:Hoffman-4659.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Mayes-766| Mayes, Clarence Alexander]]||8/6/1892||7/23/1965||||[[Image:Mayes-766.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Mayes-765| Mayes, Charlie Burch]]||8/4/1994||2/5/1920||||[[Image:Mayes-765.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Burch-1820| Mayes, Jonnie Burch]]||10/31/1866||3/23/1945||||[[Image:Burch-1820.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Mayes-764| Mayes, Charles Snead]]||3/16/1857||7/4/1917||||[[Image:Mayes-764.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Mills-8267| Smith, Nina Mills]]||10/6/1896||2/18/1980||Wife of Morgan L. Smith||[[Image:Mills-8267.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Smith-98483| Smith, Morgan Lewis]]||11/17/1887||1/25/1924||||[[Image:Smith-98483.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Smith-98486| Merry, Jeanette Smith]]||7/18/1914||4/20/2000||Wife of John W. Merry, Daughter of Morgan L. & Nina M. Smith||[[Image:Smith-98486.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Merry-361| Merry, John Weigle Sr]]||7/5/1909||12/1/1989||||[[Image:Merry-361.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Smith-98481| Smith, Nichols J]]||2/3/1857||1/23/1944||||[[Image:Smith-98481.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Williams-38784| Smith, Roxie Williams]]||10/18/1863||10/23/1944||Wife of Nichols J. Smith||[[Image:Williams-38784.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Morgan-11865| Williams, Nancy Morgan]]||6/30/1837||11/9/1916||Mother||[[Image:Morgan-11865.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Williams-38785| Mills, Georgie Williams]]||12/19/1886||7/4/1920||Beloved Wife of Albert H. Mills||[[Image:Williams-38785.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Mills-8269| Mills, Albert H]]||10/11/1885||12/12/1963||I Know That My Redeemer Liveth||[[Image:Mills-8269.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Floyd-2021| Floyd, Hoyl Chester]]||3/22/1906||12/17/1933||Son of John R. & Dorcas A. Floyd||[[Image:Floyd-2021.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Floyd-2020|Floyd, John Robert Jr]]||4/7/1918||1/25/1919||Son of John R. & Dorcas A. Floyd||[[Image:Floyd-2020.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Waller-2198| Floyd, Dorcas Anne Waller]]||10/23/1881||1/19/1919||Wife of John R. Floyd||[[Image:Waller-2198-1.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Pickren-5|Floyd, Hattie Clara Pickren]]||12/28/1889||11/24/1959||Wife of John R. Floyd||[[Image:Pickren-5.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Floyd-2023| Floyd, William E]]||3/22/1924||6/20/2001||CPL US Army Air Forces World War II||[[Image:Floyd-2023.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Floyd-2019| Floyd, John Robert]]||12/7/1881||8/7/1964||Husband and Father||[[Image:Floyd-2019-1.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Floyd-2024| Thomas, Mary Floyd]]||9/26/1907||2/9/1988||||[[Image:Floyd-2024.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Floyd-2022| Floyd, Charles Joseph]]||4/20/1923||4/6/1977||SGT US Army World War II||[[Image:Floyd-2022.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Ashwell-126| Smith, Ellen Elizabeth Ashwell]]||1876||1918||Wife of Fred Smith, Born 1876 Leicester, England, Died 1918 Camilla, Georgia, "A Devoted Wife and Mother"||[[Image:Ashwell-126.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Jeter-358| Lucy]]||12/31/1912||12/26/1918||Age 6 Yrs.||[[Image:Jeter-358.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Randall-2815| Jeter, Mary Alice Randall]]||||3/10/1961||Wife of Custis E. Jeter, Died Mar. 10, 1961||[[Image:Randall-2815.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Jeter-357| Jeter, Custis E]]||4/15/1879||3/3/1955||PVT CO K 3 REGT US VOL INF Spanish American War||[[Image:Jeter-357.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Smith-98550| Smith, William J. M.]]||||||CO D 59 GA INF CSA||[[Image:Smith-98550.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Smith-98552| Smith, Robert L Sr]]||9/4/1915||1/3/1990||||[[Image:Smith-98552.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Porterfield-1008| Porterfield, Rev Ralph Waldo Sr ]]|| 8/22/1894 || 2/22/1955 || His last text: "That I may know him and the power of his resurrection." Phil. 3:10 || [[Image:Porterfield-1008.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Belcher-2128| Porterfield, Josephine B]] || 9/6/1899 || 12/12/1979 || || [[Image:Belcher-2128.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Porterfield-1213| Porterfield, Ralph W Jr ]]|| 2/5/1928 || 5/2/1982 || || [[Image:Porterfield-1213.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Belcher-2130| Belcher, Elizabeth]] || 11/12/1908 || 8/3/1909 || || [[Image:Belcher-2130.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Belcher-2129| Belcher, Ralph Roy]] || 8/30/1872 || 4/9/1921 || ||[[Image:Belcher-2129.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Reid-6500| Belcher, Bessie Reid ]]|| 11/1/1875 || 1/2/1935 || Wife of R R Belcher || [[Image:Reid-6500.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Flowers-485|Hamil, Elizabeth J ]]|| 4/30/1841 || 4/29/1920 || || [[Image:Flowers-485.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Reid-6508| Reid, Madge Flowers]] || 3/17/1900 || 12/9/1942 || Daughter of John E & Ellie Lou Morgan Reid || [[Image:Reid-6508.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Flowers-519| Reid, Josephine Flowers]] || 3/31/1853 || 6/27/1931 || || [[Image:Flowers-519.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Reid-6503| Reid, James Alexander]] || 9/25/1851 || 6/13/1931 || || [[Image:Reid-6503.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Morgan-12347|Reid, Ellie Lou Morgan ]]|| 12/3/1877 || 10/25/1936 || || [[Image:Morgan-12347.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Reid-6507| Reid, John Edwin]] || 9/7/1873 || 9/3/1918 || Death is another life. ||[[Image:Reid-6507.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Reid-6505| Hamilton, Susie Reid]] || 10/17/1874 || 12/24/1908 || Resting till the resurrection morn. || [[Image:Reid-6505.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Unknown-318233| Millay, Kansas]] || 1/21/1859 || 5/19/1928 || || [[Image:Unknown-318233.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Peabody-515|Peabody, William ]]|| || 5/10/1852 || Sacred to the memory of William Peabody who departefd this life May 10, 1852…; The first grave in this cemetery. || [[Image:Peabody-515.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Passmore-492| Tonge, Lena Passmore Ramsey ]]|| 11/28/1877 || 7/28/1959 || || [[Image:Passmore-492.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Ramsey-2954| Ramsey, Janet Carol]] || 1959 || 1960 || Daughter of Allan & May King Ramsey || [[Image:Ramsey-2954.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Ramsey-2951| Ramsey, Allan McLaurin ]]|| 1867 || 1909 || || [[Image:Ramsey-2951.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Everette-26| Everette, Margaret Redwood ]]|| 1886 || 1901 || || [[Image:Redwood-220.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Unknown-318321| Ramsey, May E ]]|| 5/7/1856 || 6/24/1956 || || [[Image:Unknown-318321.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Ramsey-2952| Ramsey, Baby]] || || || Daughter of A. M. Ramsey I & Lena Passmore Ramsey || [[Image:Ramsey-2952.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Forrester-781|Forrester, Sarah Nell ]]|| 5/16/1911 || 12/24/1934 || || [[Image:Forrester-781.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Gille-31|Gille, Willian N ]]|| 8/8/1862 || 2/18/1947 || His words were kindness. His deeds were Love. His spirit humble rests above. || [[Image:Gille-31.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Smith-102519| Gille, Maggie L]] || 6/9/1878 || 2/19/1951 || We will meet again. || [[Image:Smith-102519.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Forrester-782| Forrester, Thomas J ]]|| 1/19/1877 || 10/21/1917 || Woodmen of the World Memorial || [[Image:Forrester-782.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Unknown-318355| Fox, Eva Jane ]]|| 1878 || 1899 || Mother || [[Image:Unknown-318355.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Stewart-17726| Stewart, John Farley Sr]] || 7/3/1916 || 12/2/2000 || || [[Image:Stewart-17726.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Woodard-1471| Stewart, Julia Dent Woodard]] || 5/30/1917 || 5/12/2015 || || [[Image:Woodard-1471.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Cliett-30| Cliett, John Robert ]]|| 9/2/1919 || 7/25/2005 || 2nd marker: Capt US Army WWII Bronze Star Purple Heart || [[Image:Cliett-30.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Pollard-1482|Cliett, Imogene Pollard ]]|| 4/10/1924 || 7/18/1995 || Wife of John Robert Cliett; Daughter of William Ramsey Pollard || [[Image:Pollard-1482.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Lewis-19922|Cliett, Golden Lewis]] || 11/1/1862 || 7/26/1901 || Wife of C C Cliett || [[Image:Lewis-19922.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Cliett-27| Cliett, Claude C]] || 10/26/1850 || 9/3/1913 || Beyond deaths mystery and pain we know that he shall live again. || [[Image:Cliett-27.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Cliett-26| Cliett, Burmah Chapman]] || 9/30/1852 || 8/30/1908 || Blessed are the dead that die in the Lord hense forth; yeah, saith the Spirit that they may rest from thou labours, and their works do follow them. || [[Image:Cliett-26.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Green-17695| Cliett, Laura V ]]|| 2/6/1832 || 4/11/1904 || Wife of Rev G Hillman Cliett; And I shall see him face to face and tell the story saved by grace. || [[Image:Green-17695.jpg|100px]] |- | Cliett, James Dennis || 6/28/1954 || || || |- | [[Pollock-1152|Cliett, Audrey Pollock ]]|| 1/10/1917 || 8/26/2005 || Wife of James Sanford Cliett || [[Image:Pollock-1152.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Cliett-31|Cliett, James Sanford ]]|| 12/15/1911 || 10/5/1995 || || [[Image:Cliett-31.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Neely-742| Neely, Mary Louise ]]|| 10/22/1902 || 8/10/1903 || Daughter of J. G. & Kate G. Neely || [[Image:Neely-742.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Day-6366|Smith, Elizabeth Day]] || 9/1/1845 || 11/6/1931 || Wife of Fred Smith, Sept. 1, 1845 East Grinstead, England, Nov. 6, 1931 Bainbridge, Georgia || [[Image:Day-6366.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Schroeder-2076| Schoeder, William (Bill)]] || 8/23/1860 || 2/19/1958 || || [[Image:Schroeder-2076.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Smith-102671| Smith, Fred ]]|| || 5/23/1897 || Aged 63 Years, Freemason || [[Image:Smith-102671.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Rowell-847| Toole, Laurie Rowell Solano]] || 12/?/1875 || 3/24/1952 || Wife of Dr John E Toole || [[Image:Rowell-847.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Toole-262| Toole, Dr John E ]]|| 2/22/1868 || 11/2/1930 || A great Physician || [[Image:Toole-262.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Unknown-318554| Toole, Carrie Ellen]] || 10/8/1867 || 12/12/1911 || Wife of John E Toole, Born in Edgefield, SC Oct. 8, 1867, Died Dec. 12, 1912 || [[Image:Unknown-318554.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Ehrlich-181| Ehrlich, Mortimer A]] || 3/5/1894 || 8/3/1986 || Life to thee was a battle in which thou didst display a high type of courage. || [[Image:Ehrlich-181.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Alexander-7947} Ehrlich, Sarah Leigh ]]|| 7/18/1898 || 1/17/1979 || Life to thee was a battle in which thou didst display a high type of courage. || [[Image:Ehrlich-181.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Ehrlich-182| Ehrlich, Leonard M ]]|| 11/29/1921 || 4/29/1933 || Your brief life enriched our lives forever. || [[Image:Ehrlich-182.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Ehrlich-180| Ehrlich, Abe ]]|| 3/5/1886 || 10/22/1945 || || [[Image:Ehrlich-179.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Ehrlich-179| Ehrlich, Sigo ]]|| 2/13/1888 || 8/23/1937 || || [[Image:Ehrlich-179.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Ehrlich-174| Ehrlich, H. B. ]]|| 1/19/1849 || 1/29/1929 || || [[Image:Ehrlich-174.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Breitenbach-88| Ehrlich, Sarah B. ]]|| 12/5/1858 || 6/13/1958 || || [[Image:Ehrlich-174.jpg|100px]] |- |[[James-9082| James, Mitchell ]]|| 7/23/1868 || 7/7/1945 || || [[Image:James-9082.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Jones-43132| James, Bessie Jane ]]|| 6/30/1876 || 12/14/1954 || || [[Image:Jones-43132.jpg|100px]] |- |[[James-9083| James, Cleo Ottice]] || 3/8/1897 || 7/28/1922 || || [[Image:James-9083.jpg|100px]] |- |[[James-9084| James, Willie Earl ]]|| 3/1/1894 || 10/22/1952 || || [[Image:James-9084.jpg|100px]] |- |[[James-9085| James, Walter Lee ]]|| 7/1/1906 || 8/13/1952 || ||[[Image:James-9085.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Burke-4040| James, Ethel Burke ]]|| 10/9/1906 || 4/16/1991 || || [[Image:Burke-4040.jpg|100px]] |- |[[James-9086} James, Infant Son]] || 8/14/1934 || || Infant son of W L and Ethel James, Asleep in Jesus || [[Image:James-9086.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Scott-18086|Custer, Ruth Scott ]]|| 1876 || 1924 || "A servant of Jesus Christ" || [[Image:Scott-18086.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Custer-585| Custer, Wm Vance]] || 1874 || 1935 || Judge, Superior Court 1922-1929 || [[Image:Custer-585.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Custer-586| Custer, William Vance Jr]] || 7/20/1903 || 1/31/1962 || Judge of the Georgia Court of Appeals || [[Image:Custer-586.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Clayton-3119| Custer, Victoria Clayton ]]|| 12/18/1907 || 11/10/1983 || || [[Image:Clayton-3119.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Custer-587| Custer, Henry Clayton ]]|| 5/8/1938 || 5/23/1999 || || [[Image:Clayton-3120.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Hughes-9326| Hughes, John Wesley]] || 6/10/1911 || 10/24/2000 || || [[Image:Custer-588.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Custer-588| Hughes, Ruth Custer]] || 2/23/1916 || 4/2/2002 || || [[Image:Custer-588.jpg|100px]] |- | Hamil, Hugh Flowers || (no dates) || (no dates) || || |- |[[Smitt-10| Knight, Pauline ]]|| 5/20/1875 || 5/20/1921 || Wife of W Knight || [[Image:Smitt-10.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Knight-7503| Knight, Newton W]] || 2/25/1867 || 12/11/1952 || || [[Image:Knight-7503.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Knight-7504| Taylor, Ruby Knight ]]|| 3/3/1893 || 4/22/1955 || Wife of James ? Taylor, Daughter of Pauline & Newton Knight || [[Image:Knight-7504-1.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Wheeler-10773| Dunn, Jane Wheeler]] || 5/3/1916 || 3/2/1980 || Daughter of William Alfred Wheeler, Sr and Mary Alice Waller Wheeler, Wife of Lieutenant Colonel William perl Dunn, II USA, Mother of Ruth Jane, William Perl, III, Mary Fontaine, Robert Landstreet || [[Image:Wheeler-10773.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Waller-2285| Wheeler, Mary Alice]] || 1885 || 1967 || || [[Image:Waller-2285.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Wheeler-10772| Wheeler, William Alfred]] || 1875 || 1942 || || [[Image:Wheeler-10772.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Wheeler-10771| Wheeler, George Oliver]] || 1847 || 1920 || || [[Image:Wheeler-10771.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Tipton-1033| Tipton, Alva Leon]] || 8/9/1899 || 5/30/1951 || Let his children be fatherless and his wife a widow. Gone but not forgotten. Emblem for the Independent Order of Odd fellows|| [[Image:Tipton-1033.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Poole-2652| Tipton, Velma P]] || 5/4/1902 || 10/13/1957 || Rest, Mother Rest, In Quiet Sleep. || [[Image:Poole-2652.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Johnson-46118| Tillman, Myra Johnson]] || 9/29/1930 || 1/9/2007 || || [[Image:Johnson-46118.jpg|100px]] |- | Tillman, Jack C || 6/26/1925 || || || |- |[[Martin-28780| Martin, M. Lem]]|| 1873 || 1925 || || [[Image:Martin-28780.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Thornton-3881| Thornton, Talmadge R]] || 11/7/1900 || 2/26/1926 || || [[Image:Thornton-3881.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Cohen-2794| Thornton, Bessie G ]]|| 8/30/1875 || 10/27/1938 || || [[Image:Cohen-2794.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Thornton-2629| Thornton, Albert E ]]|| 7/21/1875 || 7/4/1931 || || [[Image:Thornton-2629.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Thornton-3882| Thornton, Harry J ]]|| 11/27/1906 || 11/12/1933 || || [[Image:Thornton-3882.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Hahn-1438| Ellis, Barbara J. Hahn]] || 6/11/1937 || 2/24/1992 || || [[Image:Ellis-9340.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Ellis-9340| Ellis, SCPO Robert D]] || 6/12/1935 || 6/11/2007 || || [[Image:Ellis-9340.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Woods-5850|Woods, Thomas J ]]|| 2/7/1936 || 10/10/1991 || "Ted" || [[Image:Woods-5850.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Thornton-3883| Avery, Margaret Thornton]] || 1/23/1922 || 10/24/1975 || || [[Image:Thornton-3883.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Kramp-58| Kramp, Edward Arthur ]]|| 1884 || 1926 || || [[Image:Kramp-58.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Brown-47730| Brown, Henry Walter]] || 8/15/1876 || 7/23/1960 || || [[Image:Brown-47730.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Cummings-2811| Brown, Mary E ]]|| 12/12/1876 || 8/7/1948 || || [[Image:Cummings-2811.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Brown-47732| Brown, Infant Son ]]|| 9/15/1912 || 9/15/1912 || Infant Son of Mr. & Mrs. H. W. Brown Born and Died Sept. 15, 1912 || [[Image:Brown-47732.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Brown-47747| Brown, Henry Frederick ]]|| 10/14/1896 || 8/1/1947 || || [[Image:Brown-47747.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Unknown-318982|Brown, Ruby C ]]|| 3/10/1894 || 11/12/1974 || || [[Image:Unknown-318982.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Brown-47751| Brown, Claude E ]]|| 6/16/1900 || 10/17/1975 || || [[Image:Brown-47751.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Daniel-3805| Hicks, Sarah Daniel ]]|| 8/21/1847 || 8/25/1918 || || [[Image:Daniel-3805.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Hicks-7496| Hicks, Richard Lowrie]] || 8/23/1847 || 12/31/1911 || || [[Image:Hicks-7496.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Warren-8686| Grady, Minnie Warren ]]|| 10/29/1888 || 6/4/1964 || || [[Image:Warren-8686.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Grady-762| Grady, Joseph Lamar ]]|| 10/29/1883 || 11/8/1923 || || [[Image:Grady-762.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Warren-8690| Warren, Joel Asberry]] || 9/28/1849 || 12/28/1920 || || [[Image:Warren-8690.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Warren-8692| Warren, John Newton]] || 3/9/1847 || 1/31/1920 || || [[Image:Warren-8692.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Summitt-151| Summitt, Robert Elmer ]]|| 11/26/1892 || 9/8/1944 || || [[Image:Summitt-151.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Warren-8689| Warren, Charlie Cleveland ]]|| 6/9/1884 || 5/3/1907 || || [[Image:Warren-8689.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Alverson-271| Warren, Emeline Alverson ]]|| 4/15/1861 || 3/5/1916 || || [[Image:Alverson-271.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Warren-8688| Warren, Sidney Johnson]] || 10/18/1862 || 7/23/1938 || || [[Image:Warren-8688.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Marshall-9112| Halstead, Emma Marshall]] || 10/1/1867 || 2/23/1966 || || [[Image:Marshall-9112.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Halstead-704| Halstead, James Daniel ]]|| 3/17/1860 || 11/13/1931 || || [[Image:Halstead-704.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Halstead-705|Halstead, James Fleming ]]|| 5/8/1893 || 1/3/1910 || Son of Mr. & Mrs. J. D. Halstead. He was a kind and loving son and affectionate brother. || [[Image:Halstead-705.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Matthews-6009|Matthews, James Nolan ]]|| 9/26/1869 || 3/4/1941 || || [[Image:Matthews-6009.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Winne-202|Matthews, Lena Inez ]]|| 8/22/1875 || 4/21/1939 || || [[Image:Matthews-6009.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Culbreath-25|Brockett, Lee]] || 1875 || 1908 || Wife of J. R. Brockett, Asleep in Jesus || [[Image:Culbreath-25.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Brockett-313| Brockett, James R ]]|| 1/7/1871 || 8/16/1950 || || [[Image:Brockett-313.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Unknown-319138| Brockett, Mattie G ]]|| 8/1/1898 || 11/23/1980 || ||[[Image:Unknown-319138.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Allen-21815| Allen, Robert Owen ]]|| 10/28/1850 || 4/9/1912 || || [[Image:Allen-21815.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Curry-2713| Allen, Jessie Curry]] || 11/6/1857 || 8/30/1938 || ||[[Image:Curry-2713.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Wardell-254|Wardell, Theodore R]] || 10/16/1832 || 10/4/1907 || Freemason ||[[Image:Wardell-254.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Wainman-33| Wainman, Thomas C ]]|| 4/28/1836 || 3/19/1908 || Warm summer sun shine kindly here, Warm Souhtern wind blow softly here, Green sod above, lie light, lie light, Good night, Dear heart, Good night, good night || [[Image:Wainman-33.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Yarrington-115|Yarrington, Ida ]]|| 1850 || 1921 || || [[Image:Yarrington-115.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Tipton-1037| Tipton, Thomas J ]]|| 9/28/1890 || 2/9/1956 || Georgia, PVT HO Co 319 Field Arty, World War I || [[Image:Tipton-1037.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Tipton-1037| Tipton, Thomas Jefferson, Sr ]]|| 9/28/1890 || 2/9/1956 || || [[Image:Tipton-1037-1.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Emanuel-150| Tipton, Myrtle Emanuel ]]|| 9/4/1908 || 2/5/1975 || || [[Image:Emanuel-150.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Tipton-1038| Tipton, Thomas J, Jr ]]|| 8/18/1934 || 7/14/1979 || US Air Force || [[Image:Tipton-1038.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Tipton-1039| Bowen, Deloris Tipton ]]|| 4/6/1930 || 7/10/2008 || || [[Image:Tipton-1039.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Pittman-1814| Emanuel, Daisy A Pittman]] || 1/17/1880 || 9/16/1952 || || [[Image:Pittman-1814.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Emanuel-151| Emanuel, Marjorie Lorene]] || 8/11/1906 || 4/23/1908 || Daughter of Jas. H & Dasie Emanuel || [[Image:Emanuel-151.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Emanuel-152|Emanuel, James Hillard ]]|| 7/24/1869 || 1/10/1928 || || [[Image:Emanuel-152.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Tipton-1042| Tipton, James Cleveland ]]|| 6/11/1926 || 12/17/1994 || M SGT US ARMY Air Corps World War II || [[Image:Tipton-1042.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Gilmore-1674| Gilmore, James Leopold]] || 1/25/1854 || 9/24/1926 || Born Jan. 25, 1854 in Middlesex County England Died Sept. 24, 1926 || [[Image:Gilmore-1674.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Averea-1|Gilmore, Nancy Averea ]]|| 9/25/1850 || 9/25/1933 || Wife of James L. Gilmore || [[Image:Averea-1.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Gilmore-1675| McIntosh, Mae Gilmore]] || 3/31/1890 || 6/17/1939 || || [[Image:Gilmore-1675.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Hoffman-4894| Hoffman, James Reid ]]|| Jan. 1910 || || Infant son of Roger E Reid || [[Image:Hoffman-4894.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Jester-645|Jester, Mary Mariah Coleman ]]|| 9/15/1874 || 2/13/1957 || Sweet be the home of the spirit immortal || [[Image:Jester-645.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Golucke-2| Golucke, Victor Lee]] || 11/25/1891 || 6/19/1926 || God's best handiwork || [[Image:Golucke-2.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Jester-597| Golucke, Minnie Lee Jester]] || 11/3/1885 || 1/26/1957 || Why should we sorrow, the Lord has redeemed thee. || [[Image:Jester-597.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Jester-595| Jester, Willie Griffin ]]|| 4/26/1908 || 6/23/1908 || Infant Daughter of T W & Willie M Jester || [[Image:Jester-595.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Jester-596| Jester, James Roy ]]|| 5/27/1895 || 9/25/1950 || We are still joined in the heart, and hope to meet again. || [[Image:Jester-596.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Griffin-6423| Jester, Willie Mitchell Griffin]] || 12/16/1872 || 4/29/1908 || Wife of T. W. Jester || [[Image:Griffin-6423.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Jester-584| Jester, T. W. ]]|| 1869 || 1930 || || [[Image:Jester-584.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Golucke-1| Jester, Myrtis Gordon Golucke ]]|| 2/6/1884 || 9/13/1949 || Wife of T. W. Jester, Thine eyes shall see the King in his beauty, they shall be hold the land that is very far off. || [[Image:Golucke-1.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Fiveash-51| Hilton, Mary Alma Fiveash ]]|| 7/17/1900 || 4/22/1981 || || [[Image:Fiveash-51.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Hilton-1767|Hilton, William Newton Sr]] || 8/19/1896 || 6/5/1956 || || [[Image:Hilton-1767.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Davidson-6259| Hilton, Ola Clyde]] || 3/18/1867 || 10/28/1955 || || [[Image:Davidson-6259.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Hilton-1768|Hilton, J. Henry]] || 1862 || 1936 || || [[Image:Hilton-1768.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Hilton-1769| Hilton, Clifford H ]]|| 1888 || 1848 || || [[Image:Hilton-1769.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Davidson-6264| Davidson, W. N. ]]|| 12/18/1863 || 12/1/1907 || Bro. of Mrs. J. H. Hilton || [[Image:Davidson-6264.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Ingram-2426| Ingram, J L ]]|| || 11/4/1907 || Died Nov 4, 1907 Age 54 Yrs.; A precious one from us has gone, a voice we loved is stilled. || [[Image:Ingram-2426.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Ingram-2425| Ingram, Frank L. Sr. ]]|| 1878 || 1937 || || [[Image:Ingram-2425.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Hawkins-5808| Dillard, Cleopatra Hawkins ]]|| 1896 || 1944 || "Cliff", In loving memory || [[Image:Hawkins-5808.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Holder-1714|Holder, Maria Celestine ]]|| 6/29/1853 || 10/4/1907 || || [[Image:Holder-1714.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Roberts-17298| Roberts, Joseph Drew]] || 10/17/1853 || 1/12/1907 || || [[Image:Roberts-17298.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Brown-47937|Brown, Baby Girl ]]|| 6/7/1931 || 6/8/1931 || Baby girl of Leonard and Ruth Hines Brown || [[Image:Brown-47937.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Smith-103140| Smith. Troup Hines]]|| 1/20/1924 || || Baby son of Sweet & Grace Hines Smith || [[Image:Smith-103140.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Ragland-564| Newsome, Clara Frances Ragland ]]|| 7/8/1839 || 6/30/1918 || Wife of Dr. Tom W. Newsome || [[Image:Ragland-564.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Newsome-424| Newsome, William Ragland ]]|| || 6/13/1914 || As one whom his mother comforteth, so will I comfort you. || [[Image:Newsome-424.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Hines-2056| Hines, Troup ]]|| 3/13/1867 || 6/9/1933 || His life was one of acts of kindness and of love. ||[[Image:Hines-2056.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Newsome-423| Hines, Martha Newsom ]]|| 4/18/1868 || 7/1/1963 || Wife of Troup Hines || [[Image:Newsome-423.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Newsome-425|Hill, Deloney Brown Newsome ]]|| || 2/19/1917 || "Brownie"; Wife of Henry Lloyd Hill; She has answered in a mother's way, the call of her little child. ||[[Image:Newsome-425.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Hill-18368| Hill, Lloyd ]]|| 11/14/1918 || 4/30/1920 || Son of Lloyd & Brownie Hill || [[Image:Hill-18368.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Massay-13|Massay, Richard]] || 5/18/1831 || 4/27/1910 || || [[Image:Massay-13.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Unknown-319702| Toole, Annie E ]]|| 4/15/1834 || 2/20/1914 || || [[Image:Unknown-319702.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Toole-275| Buchanan, Annie A Toole ]]|| 5/29/1860 || 5/17/1910 || Wife of C. N. Buchanan || [[Image:Toole-275.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Buchanan-2990| Buchanan, Conrad Nathaniel]] || 9/26/1856 || 12/21/1915 || || [[Image:Buchanan-2990.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Buchanan-2991| Moore, Odeal Buchanan]] || 3/26/1890 || 12/10/1917 || Wife of E. C. Moore || [[Image:Buchanan-2991.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Buckner-808|Buckner, Thomas N. ]]|| 7/22/1875 || 6/9/1941 || || [[Image:Buckner-808.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Buchanan-2992| Buckner, Florence A Buchanan]] || 12/5/1879 || 4/16/1958 || Wife of Thomas N Buckner || [[Image:Buchanan-2992.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Canova-28| Canova, Infant Son ]]|| 3/29/1912 || 5/6/1912 || Infant son of Mr. & Mrs. Oscar Nolan Canova || [[Image:Canova-28.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Wright-20179| Wright, William Ransom ]]|| 3/3/1868 || 11/13/1927 || || [[Image:Wright-20179.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Seale-481|Wright, Annie Emma Seale]] || 1/4/1876 || 1/24/1940 || ||[[Image:Seale-481.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Wright-2180|Wright, Jule ]]|| 9/12/1907 || 3/14/1973 || Florida PVC US Army World War II || [[Image:Wright-20180.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Wright-20181| Simmons, Claudia Sue Wright ]]|| 2/23/1912 || 9/15/2015 || ||[[Image:Wright-20181.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Royal-405| Royal, Wilfred J ]]|| 7/1/1930 || 12/25/2011 || SSGT US Air Force Korea ||[[Image:Royal-405.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Ash-1208| Shirley, Minnie Ash]] || 10/2/1905 || 1/21/1980 || || [[Image:Ash-1208.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Shirley-1440| Shirley, Claud W Sr]] || 1/10/1895 || 6/14/1967 || || [[Image:Shirley-1440.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Cottles-2|Shirley, Willie Cottles ]]|| 7/15/1894 || 12/19/1928 || Wife of C. W. Shirley || [[Image:Cottles-2.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Shirley-1441|Shirley, James Leonard ]]|| 1/22/1926 || 7/25/1926 || || [[Image:Shirley-1441.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Shirley-1442|Shirley, Mary Jane]] || 9/7/1923 || 11/26/1925 || || [[Image:Shirley-1442.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Unknown-319849|Shirley, Sarah "Sally" Lynn]] || 2/7/1944 || 6/12/2006 || "I love you, but I love Jesus most of all." Devoted wife, mother, grandmother, nurse, friend and Christian always with a smile || [[Image:Unknown-319849.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Cobb-4754| Cobb, Lucious M ]]|| || 11/5/1938 || Georgia PVT QM Corps || [[Image:Cobb-4754.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Cross-4458| Cross, B. R.]] || 2/22/1851 || 9/15/1933 || Gone but not forgotten || [[Image:Cross-4458.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Kirkland-1436| Cross, M C ]]|| 1/12/1851 || 7/12/1938 || Gone but not forgotten || [[Image:Kirkland-1436.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Unknown-320000| Knight, Annie Sue]] || 5/17/1915 || 7/22/1983 || || [[Image:Unknown-320000.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Knight-7540|Knight, Forrest Therie]] || 1/19/1901 || 2/18/1972 || ||[[Image:Knight-7540.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Knight-7539| Knight, Archibald Augustus ]]|| 2/21/1879 || 4/27/1947 || || [[Image:Knight-7539.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Albritton-347| Knight, Meta Albritton]] || 9/6/1880 || 10/23/1928 || || [[Image:Albritton-347.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Jones-43438| Jones, Bertie ]]|| 2/5/1905 || 3/13/1984 || || [[Image:Jones-43438.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Unknown-320169| Jones, Madeline A]] || 1/22/1922 || || || [[Image:Unknown-320169.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Jones-43437| Jones, Carroll D ]]|| 3/5/1931 || || || [[Image:Jones-43437.jpg|100px]] |- | Stenzel, Elizabeth R || 11/27/1929 || || || |- | [[Stavely-70|Stavely, Infant Son ]]|| 1/28/1952 || || Infant son of M. W. and Agnes Stavely || [[Image:Stavely-70.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Weddington-304| Barber, Estelle Weddington]] || 1877 || 1951 || || [[Image:Weddington-304.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Barber-4704|Stavely, Cornelia B]] || 1899 || 1926 || || [[Image:Barber-4704.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Barber-4703| Barber, Joe E ]]|| 1873 || 1952 || || [[Image:Barber-4703.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Maryes-1| Maryes, J. D. ]] || 3/10/1920 || 9/15/1982 || His toils are past, his work is done, he fought the fight, the victory won. || [[Image:Maryes-1.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Poitevint-19| Maryes, Alice Poitevint Stavely ]]|| 8/12/1924 || 10/4/1999 || The finest rose in the garden of life is the fellowship of friends,Time glorifies its beauty with a fragrance that never ends, No cloud can shade its loveliness, no storm its petals part, for the flower of friendhip dwells forever in the shrine of the human heart. || [[Image:Poitevint-19.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Stavely-71| Stavely, Neal W]] || 3/13/1922 || 3/8/1963 || His words were kindness, his deeds were love, his spirit humble, he rests above. || [[Image:Stavely-71.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Taylor-33072| Taylor, John C]] || 4/23/1883 || 12/3/1951 || Freemason || [[Image:Taylor-33072.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Mclersy-1| Taylor, Martha E ]]|| 10/5/1882 || 11/18/1972 || Eastern Star || [[Image:Taylor-33072.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Taylor-33073| Taylor, Little J C Jr]] || 7/28/1917 || 10/24/1923 || Son of J C & Elizabeth Taylor || [[Image:Taylor-33073.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Taylor-33074| Pace, Elizabeth Taylor]] || 4/10/1913 || 4/14/1969 || || [[Image:Taylor-33074.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Hawkins-5834| Wilson, Jessie Lou Hawkins ]]|| 1906 || 1991 || || [[Image:Hawkins-5834.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Hawkins-5837|Tyler, Charlotte Hawkins]] || 1909 || 1980 || || [[Image:Hawkins-5837.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Montgomery-5963| Hawkins, Frances Elizabeth]] || 1873 || 1961 || || [[Image:Montgomery-5963.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Hawkins-5835| Hawkins, A. F.]] || 1869 || 1936 || || [[Image:Hawkins-5835.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Hawkins-5836|Nunnery, Kate Hawkins]] || 1889 || 1922 || || [[Image:Hawkins-5836.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Thompson-27324| Thompson, Infant Son]] || 5/10/1934 || || Infant son of W C and Martha Thompson Jr || [[Image:Thompson-27324.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Thompson-27321| Thompson, W C Sr ]]|| 11/14/1873 || 11/22/1939 || Freemason ||[[Image:Thompson-27321.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Lee-15841| Thompson, Lilla Lee]] || 3/6/1871 || 12/30/1952 || || [[Image:Lee-15841.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Forrest-1215|Dixon, Annie Forrest ]]|| 2/23/1900 || 12/5/1939 || Mother || [[Image:Forrest-1215.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Forrest-1216| Forrest, J M ]]|| 3/17/1868 || 9/22/1924 || || [[Image:Forrest-1216.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Adams-20203| Jester, Rebecca Adams]] || 5/29/1910 || 2/23/2009 || || [[Image:Adams-20203.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Jester-356| Jester, James E G Jr]] || 1913 || 1981 || US Navy World War II || [[Image:Jester-356.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Burney-459| Jester, Martha Ann Burney]] || || 10/20/1915 || || [[Image:Burney-459.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Jester-358| Jester, Thomas Gordon]] || 11/2/1914 || 4/11/1986 || || [[Image:Jester-358.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Jester-599| Jester, Ensign C Coleman]] || 9/21/1921 || 9/23/1945 || He lived, loved and moved in accordance with God's holy will. || [[Image:Jester-599.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Roberts-13536| Jester, Hattie Ruth Roberts]] || 3/14/1892 || 9/8/1952 || Mother || [[Image:Roberts-13536.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Jester-357| Jester, James Edgar Graves]] || 7/22/1882 || 3/27/1938 || Dad || [[Image:Jester-357.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Jester-598| Jester, Mary Ruth]] || 10/20/1916 || 7/25/1918 || Daughter of James E g & Hattie Ruth Jester || [[Image:Jester-598.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Gunn-1617|Gunn, James Benjamin]] || 5/3/1864 || 4/1/1921 || || [[Image:Gunn-1617.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Thompson-27330|Norris, Jennie Gunn]] || 2/14/1864 || 7/18/1947 || || [[Image:Thompson-27330.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Caldwell-3982| Caldwell, Jack ]]|| 2/4/1919 || 3/25/1979 || || [[Image:Caldwell-3982.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Proctor-2961| Olive, Christelle Proctor ]]|| 10/13/1920 || 12/3/2010 || ||[[Image:Proctor-2961.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Olive-322| Olive, Joye Aldene ]]|| 6/2/1915 || 8/30/2012 || "Skeet" || [[Image:Olive-322.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Foster-11098| Olive, Jadie Foster]] || 11/11/1890 || 2/3/1970 || || [[Image:Foster-11098.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Olive-321| Olive, Hill Watson]] || 10/12/1886 || 5/10/1970 || || [[Image:Olive-321.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Allison-2851| Olive, Carrah Elizabeth]] || 10/15/1856 || 5/2/1921 || Mother || [[Image:Allison-2851.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Seal-406| Seal, William Burton]] || 11/29/1914 || 1/16/1915 || Son of B. E. & B.B. Seal || [[Image:Seal-406.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Stoddard-1204| Stoddard, C. R.]] || 1887 || 1921 || Father; Gone but not forgotten || [[Image:Stoddard-1204.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Unknown-320745|Clark, Gertrude Whisenant ]]|| 1899 || 1946 || || [[Image:Unknown-320745.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Whisenant-158| Whisenant, J. Thomas ]]|| 4/12/1895 || 4/23/1921 || Gone but not forgotten || [[Image:Whisenant-158.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Young-18667| Giles, Margaret Y ]]|| 10/28/1884 || 7/17/1974 || || [[Image:Young-18667.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Giles-2713| Giles, Edna Earle]] || 5/26/1910 || 2/17/1921 || || [[Image:Giles-2713.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Unknown-320873| Rish, Lillie May]] || 8/24/1881 || 11/12/1914 || ||[[Image:Unknown-320873.jpg|100px]] |- | Sawyer, Ada H || 1887 || || || [[Image:Sawyer-3109.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Sawyer-3109| Sawyer, Dale ]]|| 1880 || 1934 || || [[Image:Sawyer-3109.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Unknown-320882|Alford, Marian Charlotte ]]|| || 9/3/1918 || Countess De Pau, Duchess De Navarre || [[Image:Unknown-320882.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Alford-1541|Alford, Dr. A. E. B. ]]|| 5/18/1876 || 1/14/1948 || || [[Image:Alford-1541.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Eckel-75| Alford, Matilda Hill]] || 1849 || 1939 || || [[Image:Eckel-75.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Ballance-49| Ballance, Herbert E ]]|| 1873 || 1950 || || [[Image:Ballance-49.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Alford-1542| Ballance, Bessie A ]]|| 1873 || 1960 || || [[Image:Ballance-49.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Smith-103701|Williams, Carolyn Smith]] || 2/12/1912 || 10/21/1994 || || [[Image:Smith-103701.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Williams-40980|Williams, Hugh Baxter]] || 9/13/1909 || 7/2/1984 || SSGT US Army World War II || [[Image:Williams-40980.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Williams-8212| Williams, Hugh A]] || 4/8/1879 || 4/2/1985 || Married Nov. 1, 1908 || [[Image:Williams-40978.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Singletary-51|Williams, Fannie S ]]|| 4/29/1888 || 11/25/1979 || Married Nov. 1, 1908 || [[Image:Williams-40978.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Williams-40979| Williams, Infant Son]] || 3/11/1912 || || Infant son of H. A. & Fannie E. Williams || [[Image:Williams-40979.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Buchanan-3013| Rich, Correll Buchanan ]]|| 4/6/1883 || 2/7/1958 || A tender mother and faithful friend || [[Image:Buchanan-3013-1.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Rich-2911|Rich, Benjamin H ]]|| 11/15/1888 || 8/17/1950 || || [[Image:Rich-2911.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Fields-2741| Fields, Shirley Henrietta]] || 1/13/1912 || 5/27/1912 || Little daughter of R. G. & Shirley Fields || [[Image:Fields-2741.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Gaulding-70| Gaulding, Wade H ]]|| || 8/25/1939 || CORP 3 GA INF || [[Image:Gaulding-70.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Gaulding-72|Gaulding, Melveen L ]]|| 4/6/1884 || 5/30/1970 || || [[Image:Gaulding-72.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Edwards-13187| Edwards, Eldridge N]] || 6/26/1879 || 10/31/1927 || Woodman of the World Memorial || [[Image:Edwards-13187.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Sims-3695| Edwards, Mattie Sims ]]|| 7/28/1884 || 11/24/1967 || ||[[Image:Sims-3695.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Brady-2197| Fordham, Fannie Brady]] || 1/26/1852 || 12/18/1933 || Wife of A. W. Fordham || [[Image:Brady-2197.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Brady-2195| Brady, Fannie V ]]|| 12/22/1898 || 8/14/1993 || || [[Image:Brady-2195.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Brady-2191| Brady, Joseph M ]]|| 12/24/1855 || 8/17/1926 || || [[Image:Brady-2191.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Crocker-1362| Crocker, Robert R]] || 4/26/1887 || 9/30/1948 || || [[Image:Crocker-1362.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Brady-2196|Crocker, Ethel Brady]] || 11/30/1887 || 5/24/1949 || || [[Image:Brady-2196.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Blackshear-163|Brady, Rosanna Blackshear ]]|| 9/18/1858 || 4/23/1942 || || [[Image:Brady-2191.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Brady-2192|Brady, Patrick H]] || 10/7/1889 || 4/9/1914 || || [[Image:Brady-2192.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Brady-2193| Brady, Roy R]] || 5/6/1895 || 10/21/1970 || Georgia PFC US Army World War I || [[Image:Brady-2193.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Brady-2194| Brady, Eustace B ]]|| 4/7/1902 || 6/28/1935 || || [[Image:Brady-2194.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Girvin-48| Girvin, John A]] || 7/7/1902 || 1/14/1977 || PVT US Army World War II ||[[Image:Girvin-48.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Unknown-321232| Girvin, Anna Marie]] || 8/19/1915 || 7/28/2003 || Beloved Wife of John || [[Image:Unknown-321232.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Girvin-46|Girvin, Dr Robert Haines]] || 11/2/1870 || 6/12/1954 || || [[Image:Girvin-46.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Patterson-8326| Girvin, Marion Elizabeth]] || 3/30/1880 || 5/3/1972 || || [[Image:Girvin-46.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Unknown-321230| Patterson, Deborah C]] || 5/15/1853 || 9/22/1915 || || [[Image:Unknown-321230.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Girvin-47|Girvin, Robyn Jahna]] || 10/15/1915 || 10/16/1915 || || [[Image:Girvin-47.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Cox-14256| Cox, Ira LaRue]] || 2/8/1897 || 1/13/1973 || Freemason || [[Image:Girvin-47.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Girvin-49| Cox, Evelyn Girvin]] || 8/14/1914 || || Eastern Star ||[[Image:Girvin-49.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Cox-14262| Cox, Kenneth Girvin]] || 6/9/1939 || || Into Thine Hands I command My Spirit || [[Image:Cox-14262.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Weaver-5994| Cox, Elsie Weaver]] || 11/1/1936 || 4/3/1999 || || [[Image:Cox-14262.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Hughes-9444| Hughes, H Lee ]]|| 7/5/1885 || 1/4/1949 || FLT (Independent Order of Odd Fellows), Asleep In Jesus || [[Image:Hughes-9444.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Cook-15770| Hughes, Ethel Cook ]]|| 7/7/1890 || 8/5/1987 || Asleep in Jesus || [[Image:Cook-15770.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Unknown-321363| Hertzfeldt, Clara H ]]|| 8/9/1913 || 1/29/1961 || || [[Image:Unknown-321363.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Hertzfeldt-1| Hertzfeldt, Waldo L]] || 3/22/1910 || 4/15/1989 || || [[Image:Hertzfeldt-1.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Chason-33|Chason, Theodore Webster ]]|| 10/17/1893 || 12/18/1934 || || [[Image:Chason-33.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Thompson-27396| Thompson, Aubrey Jr]] || 12/3/1918 || 5/16/1920 || Son of Aubrey Sr & Viola King Thompson || [[Image:Thompson-27396.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Thompson-27397| Thompson, Cecil Eugene ]] || 3/19/1926 || 5/7/1927 || Son of Aubrey Sr & Viola King Thompson || [[Image:Thompson-27397.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Greene-4144| Greene, Eloise Elaine ]]|| 4/14/1903 || 3/13/1939 || Beloved and Devoted daughter and sister || [[Image:Greene-4144.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Greene-4145| Greene, John Colin]] || 10/14/1904 || 5/29/1967 || Our Loving Brother, The Seed is Given, Life Itself is Consumed; Military marker is inscribed:Georgia. FCSC US Navy World War II || [[Image:Greene-4145.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Greene-4146|Greene, Shelby Bascom]] || 8/21/1915 || 4/9/1989 || Here lies the ashes of Shelby Bascom Greene August 21, 1915 - April 9, 1989, Christian Gentleman, Generous Friend, Good Soldier, Our Loving Brother || [[Image:Greene-4146.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Greene-4147| Greene, Helen Ione]] || 8/28/1908 || || Student and Teacher PH D University of Chicago 1945 || [[Image:Greene-4147.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Greene-4143| Greene, John Calvin]] || 1/7/1872 || 4/19/1925 || ||[[Image:Greene-4143.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Trawick-148|Greene, Mary Angeline Trawick ]]|| 7/29/1885 || 11/9/1920 || || [[Image:Trawick-148.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Greene-4148|Greene, Sergt. Ralph C]] || 8/2/1899 || 11/7/1919 || With Co B 26th INF At Cantigny and 2nd Marne with Signal Corps at St. ? and the Argonne Forrest || [[Image:Greene-4148.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Willis-5027| Willis, Lester L]] || 3/15/1886 || 11/21/1931 || Gone but not forgotten ||[[Image:Willis-5027.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Greene-4149|Willis, Grace]] || 5/11/1894 || 8/5/1923 || Wife of L. L. Willis || [[Image:Greene-4149.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Greene-4150| Greene, Laurens Trawick ]]|| 12/27/1910 || 7/2/1971 || In Loving Memory || [[Image:Greene-4150.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Greene-4151|Greene, Frances McGrady ]]|| 8/9/1906 || 8/6/1882 || In Loving Memory || [[Image:Greene-4151.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Arden-194|Arden, Daniel D ]]|| 1892 || 1975 || QM3 US Navy World War I || [[Image:Arden-194.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Battle-389|Battle, Thomas M]] || 11/23/1857 || 10/28/1934 || || [[Image:Battle-389.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Rice-8779| Battle, Maud R]] || 1/29/1872 || 6/3/1951 || || [[Image:Rice-8779.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Arden-195| Arden, Caroline]] || 10/16/1928 || 8/21/1999 || || [[Image:Arden-195.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Arden-194|Arden, Daniel D]] || 10/25/1892 || 9/7/1975 || || [[Image:Arden-194.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Battle-390|Arden, Caroline B]] || 7/22/1902 || 8/18/1987 || || [[Image:Unknown-352253.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Rice-8781|Rice, Robert H ]]|| 2/25/1881 || 9/8/1914 || || [[Image:Rice-8781.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Manning-3767|Manning, Grace B]] || 12/19/1871 || 3/29/1915 || || [[Image:Manning-3767.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Battle-392|Battle, William R ]]|| 2/3/1899 || 10/22/1922 || || [[Image:Battle-392.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Battle-391|Battle, Trevor R]] || 1/10/1893 || 12/3/1965 || || [[Image:Battle-391.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Unknown-352404| Duckworth, Amelia]] || || 1900 || || [[Image:Unknown-352404.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Battle-391|Battle, Trevor Robert ]]|| 1/10/1893 || 12/3/1965 || Georgia Sgt US Army World War I || [[Image:Battle-391.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Sadler-1394|Sadler, John F ]]|| 5/10/1850 || 5/1/1900 || Son of James & Fathy Sadler || [[Image:Sadler-1394.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Harrell-2019|Harrell, Barbare Ella]] || 3/2/1899 || 10/26/1899 || Daughter of W. G. & B. E. Harrell || [[Image:Harrell-2019.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Harrell-2020|Harrell, Vivian Ernestine]] || 12/14/1897 || 5/13/1901 (?) || Daughter of W. G. & Barbara Harrell || [[Image:Harrell-2020.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Harrell-2018|Harrell, William G]] || 12/18/1857 || 7/13/1946 || || [[Image:Harrell-2018.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Sadler-1395| Harrell, Barbara E ]]|| 4/30/1860 || 12/3/1917 || Wife of W. G. Harrell || [[Image:Sadler-1395.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Sikes-634| Sikes, Dr James A B ]]|| 1/7/1854 || 9/30/1917 || || [[Image:Sikes-634.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Sikes-302|Chason, Sarah Sikes]] || 4/12/1855 || 2/12/1923 || Wife of DR J. D. Chason, "Having finished life's duty, she now sweetly rests" || [[Image:Sikes-302-1.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Chason-27| Chason, Dr J. D. ]]|| 2/24/1861 || 10/13/1918 || || [[Image:Chason-27.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Chason-36| Chason, John Randolph]] || 7/29/1897 || 8/5/1927 || || [[Image:Chason-36.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Wheat-659|Wheat, Marjorie ]]|| 3/11/1909 || 3/14/1914 || Daughter of Robert F and Alice Chason Wheat, "She came to raise our hearts to heaven. She goes to call us there." || [[Image:Wheat-659.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Trawick-93|Chason, Mrs. Mary ]]|| April 1833 || July 1907 || || [[Image:Trawick-93.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Chason-67|Chason, William Early]] || 8/15/1891 || Jan 1904 || || [[Image:Chason-67.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Chason-68|Chason, Mary Alma]] || 1/11/1888 || 12/22/1898 || || [[Image:Chason-68.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Chason-22| Chason, Stephen]] || no dates || no dates || Co H 5 GA INF C.S.A. || [[Image:Chason-22.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Chason-18| Chason, Reuben]] || no dates || no dates || Sims' Co 6 GA INF || [[Image:Chason-18.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Reynolds-10686|Reynolds, James E ]]|| 10/30/1861 || 5/30/1938 || || [[Image:Reynolds-10686.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Averette-22|Reynolds, Sadie E]] || 9/18/1860 || 5/8/1946 || || [[Image:Reynolds-10686.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Reynolds-10697|Reynolds, Infant 's]]|| no dates || no dates || Infant's of Mr. & Mrs. J. E. Reynolds || [[Image:Reynolds-10697.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Reynolds-10696|Reynolds, Mayette]] || 8/21/1896 || 4/26/1897 || Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. J. E. Reynolds || [[Image:Reynolds-10696.jpg|100px]] |- | Reynolds, J. ?. || no dates || no dates || Co. 1? 1st GA REG CSA || |- |[[Reynolds-10695| Reynolds, James Irvin]] || 9/25/1892 || 2/23/1977 || || [[Image:Reynolds-10695.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Folson-15|Allen, Beulah Folson ]]|| 1864 || 1948 || || [[Image:Folson-15.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Allen-24541| Allen, Henry Calton]] || 1855 || 1941 || || [[Image:Folson-15.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Allen-24542| Newman, Jett Allen]] || 1889 || 1932 || || [[Image:Allen-24542.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Allen-24543|Allen, B. F. ]]|| 11/8/1887 || 2/5/1909 || Son of H. C. & Georgia Allen, Born in Pike Co., GA, Died in Bainbridge, GA || [[Image:Allen-24543.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Folsom-976|Folson, Eugene W]] || 3/1/1861 || 6/17/1905 || || [[Image:Folsom-976.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Thomas-23926| Thomas, Cada H ]]|| || 9/2/1891 || Spirit of the sainted dead, Go to thy longed for happy home, Though earth may boast one ? the less,…, Freemason || [[Image:Thomas-23926.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Bethea-84| Bethea, Augustus Brown]] || 1/19/1856 || 9/9/1903 || Erected to the memory of Augustus Brown Bethea by his son || [[Image:Bethea-84.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Bethea-89|Bethea, Charles Munnerlyn ]]|| 7/21/1892 || 1/24/1896 || Son of John Brown & Florida Munnerlyn Bethea || [[Image:Bethea-89.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Bethea-90|Bethea, Eugene Schackleford ]]|| 6/18/1898 || 11/12/1899 || Son of John Brown & Florida Munnerlyn Bethea || [[Image:Bethea-90.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Berry-9189|Berry, Logan Alexander ]]|| 10/7/1905 || 7/18/1921 || Son of Dr. Logan D. Berry || [[Image:Berry-9189.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Berry-9188| Berry, Dr. Logan D. ]]|| 9/26/1881 || 2/29/1920 || Son of Dr & Mrs V. Berry || [[Image:Berry-9188.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Berry-9187| Berry, Dr. Vega]] || 2/16/1948 || 2/28/1929 || || [[Image:Berry-9187.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Redding-648|Berry, Mrs. Susie ]]|| 6/29/1854 || 5/4/1921 || Wife of Dr. V. Berry, "Here lies a devoted wife and mother, asleep in Jesus" || [[Image:Berry-9187.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Cloud-859|Cloud, Robert B Hoke]] || 4/2/1910 || 5/27/1948 || || [[Image:Cloud-859.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Humphrey-5358|Hodges, Louise Humphrey Cloud ]]|| 9/2/1914 || 7/30/1995 ||Wife of R B Hoke Cloud || [[Image:Humphrey-5358.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Smith-118650| Smith, Susan Elizabeth]] || 1/?/1905 ||7/?/1906 || Dau of Mr Mrs J H Smith || [[Image:Smith-118650.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Smith-118647| Smith, Jesse Hill ]]|| 6/16/1872 || 11/8/1962 || None knew thee, but to love thee || [[Image:Smith-118647.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Farnell-130|Smith, Orrie F ]]|| 1/28/1877 || 1/12/1956 || God Gave. He took. He will restore. He doeth all things well || [[Image:Farnell-130.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Farnell-133| Farnell, Henry Grady Jr]] || 3/15/1929 || 12/27/1994 || PFC US Army Korea, "Always in our hearts and memories" || [[Image:Farnell-133.jpg|100px]] |- | Farnell, Margaret Chambers || 3/3/1934 || || || |- |[[Farnell-132| Farnell, Henry Grady]] || 7/2/1889 || 4/30/1969 || He was a man among men || [[Image:Farnell-132.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Unknown-353254|Farnell, Eva M]] || 3/24/1895 || 2/3/1958 || She was a kind and affectionate wife, a fond mother, and a friend to all || [[Image:Farnell-132-1.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Farnell-134|Brinson, Henrietta Cloud ]]|| 1/3/1885 || 5/5/1966 || A tender mother and faithful friend || [[Image:Farnell-134.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Cooper-15005|Farnell, Alice ]]|| 1/10/1856 || 10/15/1938 || || [[Image:Cooper-15005.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Farnell-131|Farnell, Alford C ]]|| 6/22/1853 || 4/30/1895 || || [[Image:Farnell-131.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Mathis-1562| Mathis, Willow Glenn]] || 9/24/1866 || 5/23/1915 || Woodman of the World Memorial || [[Image:Mathis-1562.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Cox-16497|Mathis, Eleanora C]] || 1/13/1869 || 5/22/1946 || In memoriam Supreme Forest Woodman Circle || [[Image:Cox-16497.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Mathis-1561|Mathis, Cortez ]]|| 12/14/1867 || 11/17/1908 || || [[Image:Mathis-1561.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Unknown-353265| Mathis, Ganilda ]]|| 11/16/1844 || 4/20/1891 || Wife of J. W. Mathis || [[Image:Unknown-353265.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Mathis-1563|Mathis, W. Glenn]] || 1/20/1896 || 9/21/1935 || || [[Image:Mathis-1563.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Mathis-1564|Mathis, Infant ]] || 2/10/1918 || || Dau of W. G. & Nellie Mathis || [[Image:Mathis-1564.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Griffin-7533|Jones, Katie Griffin]] || 8/15/1851 || 6/20/1889 || Wife of W. C. Jones, Wife and Mother, Born in Attapulgus, GA, Died in Bainbridge, GA || [[Image:Griffin-7533.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Jones-50986| Jones, Honiker Peacock]] || 1/18/1889 || 7/21/1889 || Son of W. C. Jones || [[Image:Jones-50986.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Jones-50987| Jones, Katie]] || 1/18/1876 || 1/20/1876 || Daughter of W. C. & K. G. Jones || [[Image:Jones-50987.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Magruder-240| Magruder, Capt. E. L.]] || 8/10/1866 || 11/18/1952 || Mizpah || [[Image:Magruder-240.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Unknown-353764|Magruder, Mrs. Minnie ]]|| 2/4/1867 || 10/4/1949 || Mizpah || [[Image:Unknown-353764.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Peacock-2333|Peacock, Levi Henderson]] || 7/17/1831 || 12/21/1905 || Freemason, "His words were kindness, his deeds were love, His spirit humble, he rests above" || [[Image:Peacock-2333.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Griffin-7612|Peacock, Linnie ]]|| 1/5/1833 || 4/23/1892 || Wife of Dr. L. H. Peacock || [[Image:Griffin-7612.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Peacock-2338|Peacock, Charlie H ]]|| 3/21/1867 || 4/27/1890 || Son of Dr L H and Linnie Peacock || [[Image:Peacock-2338.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Peacock-2339| Peacock, James ]]|| 9/17/1869|| 7/25/1882 || Son of Dr L H and Linnie Peacock || [[Image:Peacock-2339.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Worsham-307| Worsham, John Mettauer]] || 7/9/1975 || 2/15/1919 || || [[Image:Worsham-307-1.jpg|100px]] |- |[[McGill-1435| Worsham, Lillian Dalham McGill ]]|| 8/8/1880 || 8/30/1959 || || [[Image:McGill-1435.jpg|100px]] |- | [[McGill-1441|McKinney, Annie Fleming McGill]] || 1857 || 2/9/1896 || || [[Image:McGill-1441.jpg|100px]] |- | [[McLauchlin-35|McGill, Harriet Elizabeth McLauchlin ]]|| 1837 || 1/7/1892 || || [[Image:McLauchlin-35.jpg|100px]] |- |[[McGill-1440| McKown, Elizabeth McGill]] || Aug 1861 || 10/18/1918 || || [[Image:McGill-1440.jpg|100px]] |- | [[McKown-109|McKown, Willis Westmoreland]] || Sept 1887 || 7/5/1912 || || [[Image:McKown-109.jpg|100px]] |- | [[McGill-1437|McGill, Daniel || 1832 || 2/9/1894 || || [[Image:McGill-1437.jpg|100px]] |- |[[McGill-1439| McGill, Daniel Jr ]]|| 1875 ||6/13/1905 || || [[Image:McGill-1439.jpg|100px]] |- |[[McGill-1438| McGill, Harriet Elizabeth]] || 1872 || 1884 || || [[Image:McGill-1438.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Mitchell-15445|Mitchell, Edw H ]]|| 1876 ||1955 || || [[Image:Mitchell-15445.jpg|100px]] |- | [[O'Neal-1038|O'Neal, Wm O]] || 1/12/1868 || 3/29/1908 || || [[Image:O_Neal-1038.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Roberts-11088|O'Neal, Chloe Roberts]] || 1/11/1853 || 4/4/1919 || At Rest || [[Image:Roberts-11088.jpg|100px]] |- |[[O'Neal-1041| O'Neal, Cora ]]|| 2/14/1879 || 5/2/1962 || || [[Image:O_Neal-1041.jpg|100px]] |- |[[O'Neal-1043| Mitchell, Leuelle O'N]] || 3/28/1881 || 5/8/1960 || || [[Image:O_Neal-1043.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Tyson-219| O'Neal, Mary Charlotte Tyson]] || 6/20/1912 || 12/25/1974 || For 40 Year The Dearly Beloved Wife Of Maston Emmett O'Neal Jr., "Many women have done excellently, but you have surpassed them all" Proverbs 31:29 || [[Image:Tyson-219.jpg|100px]] |- |[[O'Neal-190| O'Neal, Maston Emmett Jr]] || 7/19/1907 || 1/9/1990 || Solicitor General, Albany Judicial Circuit 6 Terms, US Congressman 3 Terms, Never Opposed For Re-election, Lieut. U.S.N. World War II, Loving and Devoted Husband of Mary Charlotte Tyson and Laura Frances McKibben Allen || [[Image:O_Neal-190.jpg|100px]] |- |[[O'Neal-1042| O'Neal, Edna]] || 10/6/1886 || 4/15/1887 || Daut. Of Maston & Chloe O'Neal || [[Image:ONeal-337.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Smart-2330|Smart, Francis Paul]] || 6/2/1882 || 11/?/1884 || Son of E H & C L Smart || [[Image:Smart-2330.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Smart-2332| Smart, Carrie Olive]] || 3/28/1886 || 2/21/1954 || She lived for others, "Miss Carrie" || [[Image:Smart-2332.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Smart-2333|Smart, Pauline]] || 3/28/1884 || 2/21/1966 || Not My Will, But Thine Be Done, "Miss Pauline" || [[Image:Smart-2333.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Gough-1021|Woodbury, Emma Gough ]]|| 4/14/1880 || 1/10/1969 || Wife of Claude Hinson Woodbury, Mother of Edith Belle, Mireau, Doris, Carolyn, Milton, William || [[Image:Gough-1021.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Woodbury-914| Vacinek, Sally Woodbury]] || 9/22/1946 || 2/25/1999 || || [[Image:Woodbury-914.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Gaines-1284| Woodbury, Mary Bruce Gaines]] || 2/29/1912 || 11/27/2004 || || [[Image:Gaines-1284.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Woodbury-913| Woodbury, Joseph Milton]] || 3/23/1912 || 4/30/1982 || || [[Image:Woodbury-913.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Bruce-4545| Bruce, Charles]] || 2/5/1869 || 10/14/1902 || || [[Image:Bruce-4545.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Bruce-4548|Bruce, George W ]]|| 1862|| 1896 || || [[Image:Bruce-4548.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Bruce-4544| Bruce, Dr. William N.]] || 10/13/1811 || 10/24/1886 || Freemason, Aged 75 Years || [[Image:Bruce-4544.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Bates-7511|Bruce, Mary Susan]] || 12/4/1831 || 12/29/1916 || Mother, "Blessed are the pure in heart for they shall see God" || [[Image:Bates-7511.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Gaines-1285| Gaines, William A ]]|| 12/14/1842 || 1/7/1926 || Co G, GA INF, C.S.A. || [[Image:Gaines-1285.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Bruce-4543|Gaines, Sallie Bruce]] || 10/26/1872 || 5/1/1962 || But seek ye first the kingdom of God, and all things shall be added unto you. Matt: 6-33 || [[Image:Bruce-4543.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Russell-5391| Roberts, Elizabeth Russell ]]|| 8/?/1826 || 12/7/1905 || || [[Image:Russell-5391.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Mitchell-15552|McLauchlin, Bessie Mitchell]] || 1/7/1890 || 4/9/1962 || Wife of Daniel J McLauchlin || [[Image:Mitchell-15552.jpg|100px]] |- | [[McLauchlin-37|McLauchlin, Daniel J ]]|| 11/8/1888 || 6/20/1938 || || [[Image:McLauchlin-37.jpg|100px]] |- |[[McCullers-49| McLauchlin, Nannie ]]|| 5/18/1862 || 4/13/1932 || || [[Image:McCullers-49.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Unknown-356185|McLauchlin, Bell ]]|| 1846 || 1885 || || [[Image:Unknown-356185.jpg|100px]] |- | [[McLauchlin-36|McLauchlin, Duncan]] || 1824 || 3/5/1891 || || [[Image:McLauchlin-36.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Fletcher-6652|Fletcher, John Robert ]]|| 12/24/1912 || 2/18/1994 || Bob || [[Image:Fletcher-6652.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Fletcher-6653| Fletcher, Hugh McKay ]]|| 5/16/1921 || 8/21/2008 || Co X US Navy World War II || [[Image:Fletcher-6653.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Wall-3682| Fletcher, Marian Wall ]]|| 1/3/1925 || 11/26/1995 || || [[Image:Wall-3682.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Fletcher-6650| Fletcher, John Hugh ]]|| 8/5/1868 || 11/4/1941 || || [[Image:Fletcher-6650.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Jordan-7926| Fletcher, Lilla Jordan]] || 4/16/1887 || 12/2/1979 || Wife of John Hugh Fletcher || [[Image:Jordan-7926.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Fletcher-6655|Miller, Mary Fletcher Heaton]] || 10/27/1910 || 8/10/1999 || || [[Image:Fletcher-6655.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Miller-42451| Miller, Thomas Wilson]] || 8/29/1909 || 5/2/1968 || || [[Image:Miller-42451.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Fletcher-6654|Jones, Nannie Pearl Fletcher]] || 12/15/1908 || 2/9/1994 ||Nan || [[Image:Fletcher-6654.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Jones-51574|Jones, Randolph Allen]] || 5/28/1902 || 2/5/1978 || || [[Image:Jones-51574.jpg|100px]] |- | [[McLauchlin-39|McLauchlin, James ]]|| 1838 || 1864 || Freemason || [[Image:Unknown-356199-1.jpg|100px]] |- |[[McLauchlin-38| McLauchlin, J P]] || 4/20/1821 || 12/1864 || || [[Image:McLauchlin-38.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Unknown-356199| McLauchlin, Elizabeth]] || 6/8/1800 || 6/20/1882 || || [[Image:Unknown-356199.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Stallings-559| Stallings, Rev W J ]]|| || 10/22/1900 || Age 49 Years, "Blessed are the dead whom die in the Lord" || [[Image:Stallings-559.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Mounger-663|Mounger, E O ]]|| 8/8/1845 || 6/24/1906 || || [[Image:Mounger-663.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Ball-9322| Mounger, Elizabeth J Ball ]]|| 7/2/1814 || 10/3/1881 || Wife of Edwin Mounger || [[Image:Ball-9322.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Mounger-664|Duke, Frances Mounger ]]|| 1/11/1847 || 11/16/1929 || Wife of M. H. Duke, "She died as she lived, trusting in the Lord" || [[Image:Mounger-664.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Duke-2270|Duke, Maston H ]]|| 9/4/1845 || 10/23/1909 || Gone, but not forgotten; Woodman of the World Memorial || [[Image:Duke-2270.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Lanier-1079|Lanier, Victor P || 2/11/1875 || 8/1/1931 || || [[Image:Lanier-1079.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Wilson-39849|Wilson, Stephen A ]]|| 4/8/1861 || 10/4/1930 || Sacred to the Memory of… || [[Image:Wilson-39849.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Mounger-665|Wilson, Mary Mounger Lanier]] || 2/16/1849 || 5/5/1927 || Wife of Stephan A Wilson, D.A.R. Quitman Chapter || [[Image:Mounger-665.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Allen-24961|Colbert, Martha C ]]|| 11/22/1844 || 5/30/1906 || One For The Other, And Both For God || [[Image:Colbert-579.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Colbert-579|Colbert, Benjamin F ]]|| 9/5/1838 || 6/11/1904 || One For The Other, And Both For God || [[Image:Colbert-579.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Colbert-581|Colbert, Morgan]] || 9/13/1837 || 8/22/1892 || Gone, but not forgotten || [[Image:Colbert-581.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Matthews-7076|Matthews, Romulus ]]|| no dates || no dates || Co F 10 Conf Cav CSA || [[Image:Matthews-7076.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Matthews-7077| Babbit, Mary E ]]|| 1/14/1861 || 10/29/1896|| Wife of James R Babbit, Born in Houston County, Dau of Mr and Mrs (illegible) || [[Image:Matthews-7077.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Freeman-9255|Nisbet, Carrie Elizabeth]] || 3/12/1916 || 10/7/2012 || Daughter of Grover & Frankie W. Freeman, Born Sylvania, Georgia || [[Image:Freeman-9255.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Nisbet-343| Nisbet, William, Eugene ]]|| 9/22/1913 || 8/9/1982 || Son of Mason & Mary C. Nisbet, Born Bainbridge, Georgia || [[Image:Nisbet-343.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Babbit-59| Nisbet, Mary Clifford Babbit]] || 10/15/1887 || 5/2/1970 || Wife of Mason Lane Nisbet, Born Bainbridge, Georgia || [[Image:Babbit-59.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Nisbet-342| Nisbet, Mason Lane]] || 10/20/1878 || 9/8/1954 || Born Russell County, Alabama, Died Bainbridge, Georgia || [[Image:Nisbet-342.jpg|100px]] |- | [[O'Donnell-1556|O'Donnell, Lucien C]] || 11/29/1887 || 9/19/1912 || As I dreamed of future days, you slipped away || [[Image:O_Donnell-1556.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Rutherford-2450|O'Donnell, Mary Frances Rutherford "Fannie" || 4/13/1860 || 5/12/1919 || || [[Image:Rutherford-2450.jpg|100px]] |- |[[O'Donnell-1555| O'Donnell, John]] || 7/6/1844 || 12/12/1925 || || [[Image:O_Donnell-1555.jpg|100px]] |- |[[O'Donnell-1557| O'Donnel, Alberta ]]|| 6/27/1886 || 3/31/1959 || || [[Image:O_Donnell-1557.jpg|100px]] |- | Hollis, Elizabeth Annette Childers || 12/18/1944 || || (Only one date given, appears to be birth date based on her husband, James Aaron Hollis, who lies next to her marker) || |- |[[Hollis-1435| Hollis, James Aaron]] || 7/24/1939 || 9/18/2008 || || [[Image:Hollis-1435.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Grimes-2335|Grimes, Wayne Woodrow]] || 2/5/1943 || 7/29/2006 || || [[Image:Grimes-2335.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Arnett-872|Arnett, Felix G]] || 11/2/1809 || 6/26/1886 || Born in Wilkes Co, GA || [[Image:Arnett-872.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Yarbrough-595|Yarbrough, Jannie ]]|| 2/12/1876 || 1/11/1877 || Our Baby, Age 11 months || [[Image:Yarbrough-595.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Parker-22560|Parker, Felix A]] || 10/18/1856 || 6/22/1878 || Rock of ages cleft for me, Erected by his Aunt, Mrs. C. Williams || [[Image:Parker-22560.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Yarbrough-594|Yarborough, James]] || 12/19/1818 || 1/15/1878 || Asleep in Jesus, Erected by his Aunt, Mrs. C. Williams || [[Image:Yarbrough-594.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Hawes-1160|Hawes, Augustus LaFayette]] || 2/13/1846 || 7/17/1903 || || [[Image:Hawes-1160.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Hawes-1161|Hawes, Thomas Samuel ]]|| 8/17/1874 || 3/9/1925 || In Loving Memory || [[Image:Hawes-1161.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Williams-48353|Cliett, Maybelle Williams Hawes]]|| 6/23/1889 || 10/18/1974 || || [[Image:Williams-48353.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Toole-350|Frank, Laurie Toole]] || 5/4/1889 || 4/22/1979 || || [[Image:Toole-350.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Priest-1594|Priest, Charles Hancel ]]|| 11/30/1945 || 5/16/2016 || SP5 US Army Vietnam, "My Brother and Friend, Always Quiet, Thoughtful, and Caring for Others" || [[Image:Priest-1594.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Collins-14006|Collins, W Gerald ]]|| 1/17/1938 || 11/26/2005 || (on backside) Son of Roy Clinton Collins and Evie Harrell Collins, Parents of Michael Gerald, Mark Dewayne, Gary Linton, (on front - married) Jerry May 3, 1961, Mary, "Papa", "Jerry was a loving and caring son, husband, father, grandfather, brother and friend. He was always thinking of ways to help others." || [[Image:Collins-14006.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Priest-1596|Collins, Mary Priest]] || 3/5/1941 || || (on backside) Daughter of Lushus Hancel Priest and Alva Nix Priest,Parents of Michael Gerald, Mark Dewayne, Gary Linton, (on front - married) Jerry May 3, 1961 Mary || [[Image:Priest-1596.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Holley-1085|Holley, Dave Henry ]]|| 3/7/1943 || 4/16/1994 || || [[Image:Holley-1085.jpg|100px]] |- | Holley, Gwendolyn B || 7/13/1947 || || || |- | [[Unknown-357438|Holley, Blonnie E ]]|| 3/19/1910 || 8/9/1999 || || [[Image:Unknown-357438.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Holley-1089|Holley, John "Tot" ]]|| 6/9/1911 || 1/7/1997 || || [[Image:Holley-1089.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Holley-1086|Holley, Claude L]] || 5/20/1857 || 8/1/1932 || || [[Image:Holley-1086.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Unknown-357435|Holley, Georgia ]]|| 1894 || 1920 || And Infants Kathleen and Herbert || [[Image:Unknown-357435.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Holley-1088|Holley, Herbert ]]|| || 1920 || Georgia Holley and Infants Kathleen and Herbert || [[Image:Unknown-357435.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Holley-1087|Holley, Kathleen ]]|| || 1920 || Georgia Holley and Infants Kathleen and Herbert || [[Image:Unknown-357435.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Hollomon-116| McCaskill, Ruby Dell Hollomon]] || 3/1/1889 || 7/22/1974 || || [[Image:Hollomon-116.jpg|100px]] |- | McCaskill, Kenneth Alexander Sr || 10/16/1865 || 6/22/1925 || Born Bethune S Carolina || [[Image:McCaskill-217.jpg|100px]] |- | [[McCaskill-218|McCaskill, Infant Daughter ]]|| 1/6/1915 || || Infant Daughter of K. A. & Ruby Dell McCaskill; "Another little angel" || [[Image:McCaskill-218.jpg|100px]] |- | Thompson, Hattie Claude O'Barr || 12/13/1872 || 2/13/1920 || || |- | Coleman, Robert Bruce Jr || 8/6/1900 || 11/27/1974 || || |- | Coleman, Jesse Williams || 12/29/1902 || 7/26/1903 || Infant Son of R. B & Sara Coleman; "Not our will but thine be done" || |- | Weston, J T || 1838 || 1916 || Born in Maine, Died in Georgia || |- | Griffin, Josie M || 4/4/1905 || 10/5/1909 || || |- | Griffin, Ernest Howard || 5/14/1878 || 1/6/1934 || || |- | Griffin, Josie Butler || 6/20/1878 || 7/5/1950 || || |- | Griffin, Louis Howard || 7/26/1900 || 2/11/1959 || Brother || |- | Griffin, Robert A || 8/20/1914 || 4/14/2004 || US Marine Corps World War II; "Cheney" || |- | Lane, Infant Son || 9/8/1908 || || Infant son of Mr & Mrs Benjamin Benson Lane; "Of such is the kingdom of heaven" || |} == Sources ==
'''Address:''' Cemetery Street and Webster Street, Bainbridge, Decatur County, Georgia
'''GPS Coordinates:''' GPS Coordinates: 30.9111511,-84.5725642 ===About=== This free space page for the Oak City Cemetery is part of WikiTree's [[Project:Georgia_Cemeteries|Georgia Cemeteries Project]], and was created to document the life and times of our ancestors that are interred there. The Georgia Cemeteries Project is a subproject of the larger [[Project:United_States_Cemeteries|U.S. Cemeteries Project]]. Oak City Cemetery is located in the City of Bainbridge, in southwestern Georgia's Decatur County. Oak City Cemetery was established in 1852. The main entrance is at the intersection of Cemetery Street and Webster Street. The cemetery contains a Jewish cemetery, an Indian Village, a governor, a movie star, numerous Confederate soldiers, and many local notables. When searching Google maps for the cemetery don't use Oak City cemetery as the search term as it gives an incorrect location. Searching for the intersection of Cemetery and Webster will give you the correct location of the main gate. This page is a work in progress, and will remain so until the Table of Interments (below) is completed. The Table of Interments is a sortable listing of persons interred at this cemetery, some or all of whom are linked to existing WikiTree profiles. Although all grave markers in this cemetery have been photographed (or will be shortly), the photos can only be displayed for persons with existing WikiTree profiles. If you know of a person interred at this cemetery that should be linked to an existing WikiTree profile, or needs to have a profile created for them, please contact [[Atkinson-3464|Carolyn Martin]] for assistance. ----- ===Contact Information, Location and Map=== Address and Phone
Oak City Cemetery
Intersection of Cemetery Street and Webster Street
Bainbridge, Decatur County, Georgia 39817
(229) 248-2010 GPS Coordinates (WGS84)
30.9111511,-84.5725642,17 [https://www.google.com/maps/place/Webster+St+%26+Cemetery+St,+Bainbridge,+GA+39817/@30.9111511,-84.5725642,17z/data=!3m1!4b1!4m2!3m1!1s0x88ed18faf84b0e85:0x8f19b999abfda1b5] ----- ===Links to Other Online Resources=== [https://www.google.com/maps/place/Webster+St+%26+Cemetery+St,+Bainbridge,+GA+39817/@30.9111511,-84.5725642,17z/data=!3m1!4b1!4m2!3m1!1s0x88ed18faf84b0e85:0x8f19b999abfda1b5| Oak City Cemetery on Google Maps]
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[http://billiongraves.com/pages/cemeteries/Oak-City-Cemetery/14646#cemetery_id=14646&lim=0&num=25&order=asc&action=browse| BillionGraves.com] ----- ===Tasks Completed=== Photography * In progress * Approximately <17% of grave markers photographed as of Apr 12, 2017 Data Transcriptions * In progress * 1155 profiles set up as of 1/22/2019 ----- ===To Do=== Project members are needed to: * Assist with data collection and grave marker transcriptions :Additional photography and GPS data collection is needed, and previously collected data can be sent by email to other members willing to assist with transcriptions. * Link existing profiles or create new profiles for persons listed in the Table of Interments :When complete, everyone listed in the Table of Interments will be linked to their own WikiTree profile, and to a photo of that person's corresponding grave marker. The created profiles can include other genealogical and biographical information as well as a listing of sources for documentation. *Validate links and transcription information :Profile and photo links and transcribed information needs to be cross-checked to ensure accuracy. * Create an audio/video tour of the cemetery :Record a virtual tour of the cemetery that can be viewed as downloadable media on computers, tablets or other device. Such a tour would take the viewer around the cemetery to explore the history of the people buried here. Background information can be supplied. Those with mobile internet access can access online links to more information. ----- {| class="wikitable sortable" border="1" |+ Sortable table |- ! Last Name/ First/Middle Names ! data-sort-type="date" |Born ! data-sort-type="date"|Died ! Notes ! class="unsortable" | Photo
(click for larger) |- |[[Crawford-7997| Crawford, William H]]||10/17/1834||2/7/1884||||[[Image:Crawford-7997.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Unknown-277234| Crawford, Sallie M]]||12/15/1836||10/3/1888||||[[Image:Unknown-277234.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Hastey-30| Hastey, Collin Emory]]||4/16/1978||4/13/2012||Bainbridge Public Safety Officer, Kendrick VFD-6||[[Image:Hastey-30.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Harper-4046|Harper, Brandon Joe]]||3/11/2011||3/14/2011||||[[Image:Harper-4046.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Morris-10366| Morris, George]]||6/25/1939||6/30/2008||||[[Image:Morris-10366.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Unknown-277236| Morris, Phyllis]]||8/9/1942||||||[[Image:Morris-10366.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Brown-37242| Chaney, Barbara Ann]]||7/13/1944||9/12/2011||||[[Image:Brown-37242.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Unknown-277237| Patterson, Harriet Rebecca]]||7/23/1846||2/14/1928||||[[Image:Brown-37242.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Whigham-20| Whigham, James S]]||1836||1908||Co. L , 31 GA. Inf. CSA||[[Image:Whigham-20.jpg|100px]] |- |[[McNair-504| Whigham, Nancy Ellen McNair]]||6/10/1851||3/20/1890||||[[Image:McNair-504.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Patterson-6546| McNair, N Adaline Patterson]]||1848||1887||||[[Image:Patterson-6546.jpg|100px]] |- |[[McNair-505| McNair, Jessie H]]||1871||1898||||[[Image:McNair-505.jpg|100px]] |- |[[McNair-506| McNair, Susie E]]||1874||1950||||[[Image:McNair-506.jpg|100px]] |- |[[McNair-509|McNair, Lilla Elizabeth]]||1881||1956||||[[Image:McNair-509.jpg|100px]] |- |[[McNair-507| McNair, John R]]||2/18/1973||2/4/1958||||[[Image:McNair-507.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Whigham-21| Whigham, Ruby]]||4/15/1885||6/7/1931||||[[Image:Whigham-21.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Whigham-22| Whigham, Elna Ruth]]||7/4/1882||4/30/1945||||[[Image:Whigham-22.jpg|100px]] |- |[[McNair-510| McNair, Jessie Mae]]||7/26/1886||3/15/1933||||[[Image:McNair-510.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Unknown-277294| Burton, Eugenia]]||3/9/1846||11/9/1895||Our mother||[[Image:Unknown-277294.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Goode-924| Terrell, Lula B Goode]]||1/15/1872||12/7/1905||wife of Dutton Terrell||[[Image:Goode-924.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Terrell-1044| Terrell, Dutton]]||11/13/1873||5/2/1898||||[[Image:Terrell-1044.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Terrell-1046| Terrell, Mona Belle]]||10/18/1868||11/16/1870||daughter of RR & HM Terrell||[[Image:Terrell-1046.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Hora-30| Hora, Henry]]||11/6/1814||12/3/1883||Born in Rabyay (?), NJ, Died in Bainbridge||[[Image:Hora-30.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Fleming-3893| Fleming, Eugene Madison]]||11/7/1882||5/20/1969||||[[Image:Pike-2435.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Pike-2435| Fleming, Mildred Pike]]||9/14/1889||7/7/1987||||[[Image:Pike-2435-1.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Terrell-1048| Morrison, Henrietta Mildred Terrell]]||1859||1911||wife of Hal Morrison||[[Image:Terrell-1048.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Terrell-1047| Terrell, Sarah Elizabeth]]||1851||1922||||[[Image:Terrell-1047.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Dutton-1121|Terrell , Henrietta Mildred Dutton]]||11/24/1831||8/21/1921||wife of Maj. Robert R Terrell||[[Image:Dutton-1121.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Terrell-1045| Terrell, Maj. Robert Raines]]||10/4/1823||3/22/1888||Father, Married Mar 9 1848, Regiment CSA Decatur Co GA, Commissary Department||[[Image:Terrell-1045.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Terrell-1049| Pike, Anna Terrell]]||11/23/1866||12/1/1929||||[[Image:Terrell-1049.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Pike-2434| Pike, Noah Thorpe]]||8/13/1865||5/9/1954||||[[Image:Pike-2434.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Russell-9391| Williams, Lucy Russell]]||1/25/1858||2/27/1931||wife of Uley James Williams||[[Image:Russell-9391.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Williams-31817| Tool, Ninna Williams]]||3/6/1871||9/9/1916||in memory of our beloved sister||[[Image:Williams-31817.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Williams-31810| Williams, Thos J]]||1861||1911||||[[Image:Williams-31810.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Unknown-277346| Williams, Aliff]]||7/7/1833||10/15/1892||||[[Image:Unknown-277346.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Williams-31812| Williams, Jerry C]]||1/6/1892||1/9/1892||infant son of Uley J and Lucy B Williams||[[Image:Williams-31812.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Bower-689| Bower, Ianthus]]||2/15/1842||12/23/1923||||[[Image:Bower-689.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Bower-1241| Bower, John]]||12/23/1855||6/21/1878||||[[Image:Bower-1241.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Bower-1242|Bower, Johnnie]]||6/15/1878||11/10/1878||daughter of John and E E Bower||[[Image:Bower-1242.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Bruton-201| Bruton, Cora Lee]]||6/24/1868||8/23/1870||little darling||[[Image:Bruton-201.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Bruton-199| Bruton, W J]]||6/21/1837||11/23/1932||||[[Image:Bruton-199.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Arledge-152| Bruton, Lula A]]||6/5/1839||2/16/1925||||[[Image:Arledge-152.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Bruton-200| Bruton, Clara]]||8/6/1899||||daughter of W J & Lula Bruton||[[Image:Bruton-200.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Bruton-203| Rushin, Louise Bruton]]||8/18/1883||4/27/1969||||[[Image:Bruton-203.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Rushin-65| Rushin, Thomas Raines]]||8/28/1878||9/10/1950||||[[Image:Rushin-65.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Bruton-202| Bruton, Eugene R||1/26/1861||9/5/1902||||[[Image:Bruton-202.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Bruton-204| Bruton, Clifford H]]||2/4/1874||5/8/1957||||[[Image:Bruton-204.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Breedlove-288| Bower, Adeline DeMontalt Breedlove]]||8/25/1823||3/7/1895||wife of Isaac E Bower||[[Image:Breedlove-288.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Breedlove-289| Dixon, Martha Watkins Breedlove]]||1809||9/24/1894||Born in Talbottom, GA, died in Bainbridge, GA||[[Image:Breedlove-289.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Bower-1238| Bower, Isaac N]]||7/2/1847||3/27/1865||Born in Cuthbert, GA, died in Miller County, Geo., son of Isaac and Adeline Bower||[[Image:Bower-1238.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Bower-1239| Bower, Frances E]]||8/23/1845||9/29/1846||infant daughter of Isaac and Adeline Bower, born and died in Cuthbert, GA||[[Image:Bower-1238.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Bower-1237| Bower, Isaac E]]||2/28/1811||10/7/1873||Born in Milledgeville, GA, died in Bainbridge||[[Image:Bower-1237.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Bower-1240| Bower, Marcene]]||11/29/1843||6/23/1864||Born in Cuthbert, GA, died in battle in Black's and White's Station, VA during the Civil War||[[Image:Bower-1240.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Unknown-281281| Cliett, Carrie]]||9/7/1865||10/20/1941||||[[Image:Unknown-281281.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Gurley-770| Gurley, O G Jr]]||2/9/1870||6/2/1900||||[[Image:Gurley-770.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Stevenson-2829| Gurley, Eliza Stevenson]]||2/5/1832||2/7/1898||Wife of O G Gurley||[[Image:Stevenson-2829.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Gurley-769| Gurley, O G]] ||2/14/1832||4/11/1893||||[[Image:Gurley-769.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Gurley-771| Gurley, George]]||12/12/1860||11/2/1887||||[[Image:Gurley-771.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Toole-232| Toole, Rosa Louise]]||3/18/1908||11/6/1992||Big Louise||[[Image:Toole-232.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Toole-230| Toole, Giles Bryant]]||4/22/1870||5/13/1942|||||[[Image:Toole-230.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Chamblain-1| Toole, Lillian Chamblain]]||6/24/1874||4/16/1959||||[[Image:Chamblain-1.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Toole-231| Toole, Morton ]]||12/4/190?||9/13/1903||Baby Boy of Giles and Lillian Toole||[[Image:Toole-231.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Subers-1| Townsend, Florence Subers]]||3/22/1861||6/21/1940||||[[Image:Subers-1.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Townsend-3638| Townsend, Arthur L]]||4/9/1860||12/27/1910||||[[Image:Townsend-3638.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Stegall-244| Stegall, Scoville L]]||5/31/1909||5/29/1933||||[[Image:Stegall-244.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Stegall-243| Stegall, Jesse J]]||2/26/1855||2/25/1918||||[[Image:Stegall-243.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Banks-2713| Banks, Robert Louis]]||9/23/1912||1/12/1914||||[[Image:Banks-2713.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Stegall-242| Stegall, Claude]]||8/18/1893||8/19/1893||||[[Image:Stegall-242.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Stegall-241| Stegall, Johnnie B]]||10/17/1891||8/22/1903||Son of MC & C Stegall||[[Image:Stegall-241.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Stegall-239| Stegall, M C]]||3/27/1860||10/29/1905||||[[Image:Stegall-239.jpg|100px]] |- |[[McCollum-435| Stegall, Claude McCollum]]||1/17/1868||3/2/1943||||[[Image:McCollum-435.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Stegall-240| Stegall, M C]]||3/19/1902||4/12/1907||||[[Image:Stegall-240.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Townsend-3644| Townsend, Marvin H]]||1885||1943||||[[Image:Townsend-3644.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Townsend-3643| Townsend, William S]]||7/19/1839||11/1/1958||||[[Image:Townsend-3643.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Mathers-487| Townsend, Lizzie B Mathers]]||10/5/1840||3/8/1898||Wife of H G Townsend||[[Image:Townsend-3639.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Townsend-3639| Townsend, Rev Horatio G]]||7/31/1830||7/30/1892||||[[Image:Townsend-3639.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Cox-11393| Cox, W Cary]]||4/9/1874||3/26/1919||||[[Image:Cox-11393.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Rowell-759| Harrison, May R Cox]]||8/29/1883||8/14/1955||Wife of W Cary Cox Sr June 30, 1903 - Feb 26, 1919, Wife of E Branson Harrison May 10, 1924 - Aug 14, 1955||[[Image:Rowell-759.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Harrison-7236| Harrison, E Branson]]||12/26/1899||1/19/1972||||[[Image:Harrison-7236.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Cox-11394| Cox, Eloise]]||7/28/1902||5/15/1922||Daughter of W Cary Cox and May Rowell Cox, Our Precious||[[Image:Cox-11394.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Cox-11395| Cox, Martha]]||6/23/1907||6/27/1907||Daughter of Lula May and W Cary Cox||[[Image:Cox-11395.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Owens-3971| Harrell, Annie Owens]]||10/24/1844||10/16/1927||Wife of John D Harrell||[[Image:Owens-3971.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Harrell-1278| Harrell, John D]]||4/9/1844||10/19/1905||||[[Image:Harrell-1278.jpg|100px]] |- |[[McTyer-2| McTyer, Robert Adair]]||11/27/1858||12/26/1926||||[[Image:McTyer-2.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Harrell-1279| McTyer, Evelyn Harrell]]||7/21/1869||1/22/1953||||[[Image:Harrell-1279.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Harrell-1280| Terrell, Rossie Harrell]]||3/5/1864||11/9/1945||||[[Image:Harrell-1280.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Terrell-1068| Dykes, Annie Owens Terrell]]||6/19/1887||8/21/1905||||[[Image:Terrell-1068.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Ledbetter-1023| Ledbetter, H Lafayette]]||10/25/1911||4/24/1984||PVT US Army WWII||[[Image:Ledbetter-1023.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Dykes-440| Ledbetter, Annie Owens Dykes]]||8/21/1905||3/28/1992||||[[Image:Dykes-440.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Harrell-1282| Harrell, Charles L]]||5/8/1881||1/19/1953||||[[Image:Harrell-1282.jpg|100px]] |- 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Of Dr. E. J. Morgan, Died Nov 25, 1875 (Backside says Our baby)||[[Image:Morgan-10889.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Sharpe-1627| Morgan, Lizzie Kate Sharpe]]||7/2/1876||11/13/1907||Daughter of John R & Lizzie Kate Sharpe||[[Image:Sharpe-1627.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Thomas-18578| Thomas, Henry Percival]]||4/27/1882||8/28/1927||||[[Image:Thomas-18578.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Curry-2378| Thomas, Ellie Curry]]||2/20/1880||8/28/1927||||[[Image:Curry-2378.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Curry-2379| Curry, Duncan]]||1/28/1849||8/2/1934||||[[Image:Curry-2379.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Maxwell-3959|Curry, Olive Maxwell]]||12/25/1860||3/10/1926||||[[Image:Maxwell-3959.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Unknown-296272| Smith, Ruth G]]||11/14/1909||6/11/1992||||[[Image:Unknown-296272.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Smith-91655| Smith, Charles L]]||4/29/1912||5/2/1979||||[[Image:Smith-91655.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Unknown-296275|Smith, Eva O]]||9/3/1894||3/31/1986||||[[Image:Smith-91656.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Smith-91656| Smith Capt Samuel S]]||1/26/1873||12/10/1934||||[[Image:Smith-91656.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Overstreet-271| Overstreet, George]]||1863||1924||||[[Image:Overstreet-271.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Clark-25037| Overstreet, Laura]]||1869||1930||||[[Image:Overstreet-271.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Lane-6382| Lane, S W]]||1864||1935||||[[Image:Lane-6382.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Hines-1711| Hines, George W]]||1842||1872||||[[Image:Hines-1711.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Hines-1712| Hines, George Wilmer]]||1872||1928||Son of George W and Mildred M Hines, Born Bainbridge Georgia, Died New York City||[[Image:Hines-1712.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Dickinson-3904|Cutter, Mildred Middleton Dickinson]]||6/13/1847||1/4/1931||Wife of Ralph Hastings Cutter, Born Fredericksburg VA June 13, 1847, Entered Into Rest Jan 4, 1931||[[Image:Dickinson-3904.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Cutter-388| Hopkins, Ellen Dickinson]]||11/29/1878||12/10/1862||||[[Image:Cutter-388.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Hopkins-5776| Hopkins, Miriam]]||10/18/1902||10/9/1972||||[[Image:Hopkins-5776.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Hopkins-5777| Welch, Ruby Hopkins]]||2-Apr||12/3/1990||Born Apr 2 Savannah Ga,Died Dec 3, 1990 New York, Let Her Step to the Music She hears||[[Image:Hopkins-5777.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Dickinson-3905| Dickinson, John M]]||1849||1872||Brother, Died in Bainbridge||[[Image:Dickinson-3905.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Middleton-1969| Dickinson, Ellen Middleton]]||||||Mother, Of Fredericksburg VA, Died in Bainbridge||[[Image:Middleton-1969.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Dickinson-3729| Dickinson, James Edward]]||||||Father, Of Fredericksburg VA, Died in Bainbridge, Mason, CSA||[[Image:Dickinson-3729.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Cutter-367| Smutzer, Raymonde Virginia Cutter]]||4/4/1888||12/28/1940||Beloved Mother, Wife of Charles Frederick Smutzer||[[Image:Cutter-367.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Dickinson-3731| Dickinson, Henry Overton]]||1851||1864||Son of James E & Ellen M Dickinson||[[Image:Dickinson-3731.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Dickinson-3730| Dickinson, Edward Arthur]]||1862||1864||Infant Son of James E & Ellen M Dickinson||[[Image:Dickinson-3730.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Cutter-389| Cutter, Ruby Hollis]]||5/27/1884||6/16/1886||Daughter of Ralph H & Mildred M Cutter||[[Image:Cutter-389.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Bower-1375| Bower, Evirgiline Vestaglia]]||12/14/1875||6/13/1971||Daughter of Byron B & Ellen Tallulah Bower||[[Image:Bower-1375.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Bower-1376| Bower, Isaac Edward]]||||8/7/1876||Son of B. B. & E. T. Bower, Aged 4 YRS & 2 MOS||[[Image:Bower-1376.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Bower-1377| Bower, Clarence Lamar]]||12/4/1877||5/29/1891||Son of Byron B & Ellen Tallulah Bower||[[Image:Bower-1377.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Dickinson-3906| Bower, Ellen Tallulah]]||2/23/1853||3/3/1885||Wife of Byron B Bower||[[Image:Dickinson-3906.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Dickinson-3907| Bower, Annie Overton]]||8/17/1857||11/12/1886||Wife of Byron B Bower||[[Image:Dickinson-3907.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Bower-1378| Bower, Byron Beaufort Jr]]||6/27/1874||7/15/1955||Born and Died in Bainbridge, GA||[[Image:Bower-1378.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Bower-1374| Bower, Byron B]]||9/26/1839||9/25/1923||Soldier & Jurist||[[Image:Bower-1374.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Bower-1379| Bower, Lucien Conway]]||1/25/1885||11/13/1941||Son of Byron B & Ellen Tallulah Bower||[[Image:Bower-1379.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Bower-1380| Bower, George Gordon]]||3/9/1879||1/24/1945||Son of Byron B & Ellen Tallulah Bower||[[Image:Bower-1380.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Unknown-296502| Amoss, Mrs. Mary]]||||2/10/1853||51 Yr of her age||[[Image:Unknown-296502.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Mann-4271| Mann, Samuel S]]||||11/9/1896||||[[Image:Mann-4271.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Russell-10499|Russell, Benjamin H]]||||1861||Died in Bainbridge, GA||[[Image:Russell-10499.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Bolyn-3| Russell, Alice Bolyn]]||1830||1879||Born Louden County Va, Died in Bainbridge GA||[[Image:Bolyn-3.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Clements-2312| Clements, Horace Melvin]]||10/15/1898||4/17/1957||||[[Image:Clements-2312.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Bell-12905| Clements, Jennie Bell]]||6/18/1899||8/31/1983||||[[Image:Clements-2312.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Harris-17579| Harris, Sarah Will]]||12/14/1919||11/18/1926||Daughter of Mrs. Johnnie Harris||[[Image:Harris-17579.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Emanuel-127| Emanuel, John H]]||8/14/1907||12/15/1961||||[[Image:Emanuel-127.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Highnote-2| Emanuel, Johnie H]]||5/12/1901||10/31/1997||Dates were not on the tombstone, actually buried in Richland, Stewart County, Georgia||[[Image:Highnote-2.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Yates-2828| Smith, Sallie Yates]]||9/6/1892||3/11/1973||||[[Image:Yates-2828.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Ruffin-580| Ruffin, William Pau]]l||2/6/1885||7/8/1953||||[[Image:Ruffin-580.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Wood-15709| Ruffin, Alice Wood]]||9/30/1887||9/6/1941||||[[Image:Ruffin-580.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Ruffin-581| Ruffin, James Claude]]||8/5/1918||1/1/1976||||[[Image:Ruffin-581.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Dowling-842| Yearta, Ruth Dowling]]||10/30/1919||12/28/2002||||[[Image:Dowling-842.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Yearta-1| Yearta, Samuel H]]||4/10/1917||5/20/2007||||[[Image:Dowling-842.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Dowling-841| Dowling, Anna Carrol]]||8/2/1921||11/11/1924||Daughter of D. L. & R. B. Dowling||[[Image:Dowling-841.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Byrd-2122| Dowling, Ruth Byrd]]||1/17/1892||9/9/1982||Born Jan 17, 1892 Northampton VA Daughter of James L. & Mary Jane Doughty Married to D. L. Dowling Jan. 17, 1917, Died Sept. 9, 1982||[[Image:Dowling-840.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Dowling-840| Dowling, Dempsey Lemuel]]||2/21/1889||1/30/1966||Mason||[[Image:Dowling-840.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Crisswell-24| Crisswell, Leona]]||4/19/1885||2/27/1920||||[[Image:Crisswell-24.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Jones-37972| Jones, Bill Jackson]] ||3/14/1929||6/9/2013||||[[Image:Jones-37972.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Unknown-296652| Jones, Eleanor Sue]]||10/10/1924||||||[[Image:Jones-37972.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Goff-1728| Goff, James F Jr]]||3/26/1956||7/31/1985||||[[Image:Goff-1728.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Goff-1727|Goff, James Fletcher]]||10/7/1915||5/31/1961||Florida Captain 426 Base Unit AAF World War II||[[Image:Goff-1727.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Cliett-18|Goff, Marjorie Cliett ]]||11/9/1922||12/31/2014||||[[Image:Cliett-18.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Sasser-299| Sasser, Leslie E]]||4/10/1917||8/25/2002||Son of Edgar Earl and Ida Rhenora Burns Sasser||[[Image:Sasser-299.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Lester-1846| Cliett, Angeline]]||12/11/1843||7/6/1911||Mrs. Angieline Wife of J. W. Cliett||[[Image:Lester-1846.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Cliett-20| Cliett, James W]]||4/12/1836||6/28/1918||||[[Image:Cliett-20.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Cliett-19| Cliett, J A]]||4/7/1879||1/15/1929||||[[Image:Cliett-19.jpg|100px]] |- |[[McCorquodale-305| Owen, Nellie Mc Cliett]]||11/12/1886||1/8/1874||Wife of J A Cliett, Mother of Bert and Marjorie||[[Image:McCorqupdale-1.jpg|100px]] |- |[[West-8061| West, Cassie B]]||8/4/1891||10/14/1902||Son of W D And Angie West||[[Image:West-8061.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Unknown-296746| Weste, Carolyn Ann]]||9/6/1936||1/7/1992||||[[Image:Unknown-296746.jpg|100px]] |- |[[West-8060| Weste, Hezekiah Willie]]||1/10/1929||2/8/2003||CR US Navy World War II||[[Image:West-8060.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Kennedy-7897|Kennedy, Bert]]||3/4/1902||10/5/1969||Married Dec 23, 1930, Parents of Alma Lee, Carol Ann, Dorothy Nelle, Edward Ernest||[[Image:Kennedy-7897.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Brock-2481|Kennedy, Hazel Brock]]||5/22/1916||6/22/2001||Married Dec 23, 1930, Parents of Alma Lee, Carol Ann, Dorothy Nelle, Edward Ernest||[[Image:Brock-2481.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Brackin-92| Hall, Hattie M Brackin]]||12/28/1885||8/29/1958||Wife of Lloyd Hall, Sr||[[Image:Brackin-92.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Chason-58| Wheat, Sarah Alice Chason]]||8/15/1886||12/5/1961||||[[Image:Chason-58.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Wheat-431| Wheat Dr. Robert Forne]]||12/6/1879||9/5/1957||||[[Image:Wheat-431.jpg|100px]] |- |[[McLean-2851| McLean, Sally Jean]]||4/18/1952||4/20/1952||||[[Image:McLean-2851.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Parker-17883| McLean, Frances Parker]]||11/3/1922||8/25/1993||Beloved Wife and Mother||[[Image:Parker-17883.jpg|100px]] |- |[[McLean-2850| McLean, Donald Hugh]]||11/10/1921||9/13/2003||Beloved Husband and Father||[[Image:McLean-2850.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Labuzan-1| Mayes, Lottie Lebuzan]]||9/17/1859||2/9/1904||Wife of James Belser Mayes||[[Image:Labuzan-1.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Mayes-730| Mayes, James Belser]]||8/15/1859||5/2/1918||||[[Image:Mayes-730.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Lane-6402| Mayes, Ida Lane]]||11/12/1858||1/31/1931||Wife of James Belser Mayes||[[Image:Lane-6402.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Mayes-732| Mayes, Frances Lewis]]||8/6/1887||2/22/1979||||[[Image:Mayes-732.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Mayes-731| Mayes, Sarah Elizabeth]]||7/15/1894||7/19/1991||||[[Image:Mayes-731.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Sapp-599| Sapp, Allie Mae]]||10/24/1885||11/7/1918||||[[Image:Sapp-599.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Walker-18987| Walker, Baby Anton]]||3/1/1904||10/13/0190?||Son of H E & Onie Walker||[[Image:Walker-18987.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Dixon-5596| Sapp, Mamie Dixon]]||2/20/1881||3/10/1915||||[[Image:Dixon-5596.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Sapp-600| Sapp, Cassirh]]||4/22/1874||12/4/1957||||[[Image:Sapp-600.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Sapp-604| Slocumb, Anna Alpha]]||4/14/1852||12/31/1936||||[[Image:Sapp-604.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Slocumb-26| Slocumb, Allie]]||9/10/1869||7/21/1947||||[[Image:Slocumb-26.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Barber-4229|Drake, Glennie Barber Sapp]]||3/20/1892||8/30/1976||||[[Image:Barber-4229.jpg|100px]] |- |- |[[Sapp-602| Sapp, W H]]||1868||1935||||[[Image:Sapp-602.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Jackson-15439| Sapp, Nancy Jackson]]||1847||1933||||[[Image:Jackson-15439.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Sapp-601| Jones, Attie Lily Sapp]]||11/7/1878||5/9/1939||Wife of Jeptha W Jones, Mother||[[Image:Sapp-601.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Query-194| Curry, Mae Query]]||6/30/1875||8/28/1952||Wife of D L Curry||[[Image:Query-194.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Curry-2392| Curry, Daniel Love]]||6/26/1869||9/21/1930||||[[Image:Curry-2392.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Curry-2393|Curry, Eleanor Julia]]||1/23/1916||8/13/1997||||[[Image:Curry-2393.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Dickenson-377| Dickenson, Jean]]||6/23/1898||7/19/1933||Daughter of Mr & Mrs C T Dickenson||[[Image:Dickenson-377.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Dickenson-376| Dickenson, C T||12/4/1858||3/7/1935||||[[Image:Dickenson-376.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Query-195| Dickenson, Lena Q]]||4/26/1868||2/19/1925||||[[Image:Query-195.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Law-2145| Law, Rev Joseph]]||5/22/1815||11/19/1868||||[[Image:Law-2145.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Green-16057| Law, Ann G]]||8/25/1825||4/29/1881||||[[Image:Law-2146.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Law-2146| Law, John G]]||8/9/1857||7/31/1881||||[[Image:Law-2146.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Andrews-6776| Andrews, Frederick Wilson]]||8/5/1836||11/9/1873||||[[Image:Andrews-6776.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Hoge-299| Andrews, Landonia Hoge]]||||8/10/1886||Wife of F W Andrews||[[Image:Hoge-299.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Andrews-6777|Andrews, Mary Irene]]||||12/9/1952||Daughter of F W & Landonia Andrews||[[Image:Andrews-6777.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Cunningham-5012| Cunningham, Albert W]]||||12/14/1856||Departed this life Dec 14, 1856 Aged 33 Years 9 mo's and 10 days||[[Image:Cunningham-5012.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Bass-2757| Cunningham, Mary Josephine Bass]]||1851||1886||Wife of Thomas Robert Cunningham||[[Image:Bass-2757.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Russell-10523| Russell, Benjamin Edward]]||10/5/1845||12/4/1909||Confederate Soldier Editor United States Congressman. Drummer-boy Bainbridge Independents, Capt Co B 8th Florida Regt. C.S.A.,Founder of the Bainbridge Democrat,Delegate GA Constituional Convention 1877, Mayor of Bainbridge 1881-2, Member of GA Legislature 1882-3, Member of the 53rd and 54th Congress, A States Rights Democrat, The Muffled Drum's Sad Roll Has beat The Soldier's Last Tatoo||[[Image:Russell-10523.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Russell-10524| Russell, Randolph]]||11/15/1878||3/5/1934||Son of B E & Cora Russell, Born in Bainbridge GA Nov 15, 1878 Died in San Antonio TX Mar 5, 1934 Mixpah||[[Image:Russell-10524.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Cunningham-5013| Russell, Cora Cunningham]]||8/15/1853||4/15/1889||||[[Image:Cunningham-5013.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Russell-10525| Russell, Albert Henry]]||3/1/1874||8/16/1913||||[[Image:Russell-10525.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Fleming-4309| Russell, Ethel Fleming]]||2/16/1876||7/28/1968||Wife of Albert H Russell||[[Image:Fleming-4309.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Smith-91997| Smith, Hoke S]]||5/1/1900||11/28/1985||||[[Image:Smith-91997.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Unknown-296900|Smith, Erma L]]||7/4/1921||4/1/1995||||[[Image:Unknown-296900.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Faircloth-219| Faircloth, Ellis L]]||1/3/1943||5/8/1968||Georgia SP 5 CO A 1 BN 501 INF Vietnam AM-PH||[[Image:Faircloth-219.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Hutchins-1647| Hutchins, Willis Gordon]]||5/22/1911||12/4/1971||||[[Image:Hutchins-1647.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Lewis-17900| Hutchins, Mollie L]]||4/9/1913||5/23/1968||||[[Image:Lewis-17900.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Bailey-10595| Bailey, Clayton Arthur]]||10/15/1936||4/3/1993||||[[Image:Bailey-10595.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Henderson-8313| Henderson, John W]]||1882||1968||||[[Image:Henderson-8313.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Unknown-296910| Henderson, Lacy D]]||1882||1970||||[[Image:Unknown-296910.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Henderson-8314| Henderson, Alvin T]]||1918||1993||||[[Image:Henderson-8314.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Snider-1277| Henderson, Virginia S]]||1927||2010||||[[Image:Snider-1277.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Attell-1| Fingerhut, Lena]]||4/14/1859||11/10/1905||Daughter of Jonas Attell||[[Image:Attell-1.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Grollman-4| Grollman, Joseph M]]||6/11/1908||12/8/1993||||[[Image:Grollman-4.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Gold-597| Grollman, Rosalie Gold]]||8/1/1910||5/15/2007||||[[Image:Gold-597.jpg|100px]] |- |[[McCabe-1244| McCabe, Joseph Allen]]||6/9/1969||9/22/2007||||[[Image:McCabe-1244.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Grollman-5| Grollman, Florence]]||1904||1980||||[[Image:Grollman-5.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Grollman-2| Grollman, Harry]]||1877||1945||||[[Image:Grollman-2.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Kline-1346| Grollman, Rachel]]||1878||1967||||[[Image:Kline-1346.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Grollman-6| Grollman, Norman Joseph]]||1/4/1929||9/11/1930||Our darling baby||[[Image:Grollman-6.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Grollman-3| Grollman, Morris R]]||9/15/1899||3/6/1934||||[[Image:Grollman-3.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Grollman-8| Friedman, Anna Grollman]]||3/27/1904||10/7/1984||||[[Image:Grollman-8.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Kline-1347| Kline, J]]||9/6/1913||5/5/1930||||[[Image:Kline-1347.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Lang-2430| Lang, Gustave J]]||1/18/1890||12/31/1974||||[[Image:Lang-2430.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Ammon-56| Lang, Margaret A]]||12/28/1892||10/17/1971||||[[Image:Unknown-304914.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Lang-2431| Kwilecki, Jean Lang]]||12/29/1920||8/17/2015||||[[Image:Lang-2431.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Kwilecki-2| Kwilecki, J Gerard Jr]]||2/22/1919||1/19/2001||||[[Image:Kwilecki-2.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Kwilecki-3| Kwilecki, Paul K]]||2/24/1928||12/9/2009||June 13 1952 on emblem of two wedding rings||[[Image:Kwilecki-3.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Williford-288| Kwilecki, Charlotte Williford]]||10/27/1928||12/7/2008||June 13 1952 on emblem of two wedding rings||[[Image:Kwilecki-3.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Unknown-304958| Kwilecki, Pearl G]]||4/12/1889||11/21/1964||||[[Image:Unknown-304958.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Kwilecki-4| Kwilecki, Julian G Sr]]||12/18/1889||2/5/1971||||[[Image:Kwilecki-4.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Jester-582| Jester, William Milton]]||10/6/1878||9/10/1932||||[[Image:Jester-582.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Cliett-21| Jester, Mrs Ruby Cliett]]||2/5/1887||5/27/1957||||[[Image:Cliett-21.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Jester-583| Jester, William Milton Jr]]||10/8/1904||9/16/1962||||[[Image:Jester-583.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Gans-74| Gans, Herman Louis]]||7/28/1865||11/21/1940||||[[Image:Gans-74.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Kurniker-1|Gans, Dora Kurniker]]||7/23/1866||10/30/1929||Wife of Herman L Gans||[[Image:Kurniker-1.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Blumenstein-3| Blumenstein, Eugene]]||3/24/1869||8/22/1933||||[[Image:Blumenstein-3.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Kwilecki-5|Kohnke, Grace]]||10/12/1901||4/26/1993||Wife of Alfred, Beloved||[[Image:Kwilecki-5.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Kohnke-22| Kohnke, Alfred]]||7/26/1897||4/27/1962||Husband of Grace Kwilecki||[[Image:Kohnke-22.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Kwilecki-7| Kwilecki, Ralph M]]||8/2/1892||12/14/1970||||[[Image:Kwilecki-7.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Kwilecki-8| Kwilecki, Max]]||9/24/1885||11/30/1960||Husband of Grace Baggs, Beloved||[[Image:Kwilecki-8.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Kwilecki-9| Kwilecki, Frances]]||12/7/1880||1/1/1954||Daughter of Isadore and Bertha Kwilecki||[[Image:Kwilecki-9.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Kwilecki-6| Kwilecki, Isidore]]||5/14/1849||11/8/1934||Born in Neustadt Germany; Father||[[Image:Kwilecki-6.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Brash-32| Kwilecki, Bertha Brash]]||2/2/1859||6/19/1923||Beloved wife of Isadore Kwilecki; Mother||[[Image:Brash-32.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Leon-310| Ottinger, Lena]]||12/5/1860||11/4/1919||Hartford, Conn Dec 5 1860, Wilmington, NC Nov 11, 1919; To Mother, In Memory of a Tender Love That Lingers||[[Image:Leon-310.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Ottinger-76| Ottinger, Adolph]]||7/6/1850||7/14/1899||In memory of an indulgent husband and devoted father; May his memory be a blessing unto those who cherish it; Born in Germany, Died in Quincy, Fla||[[Image:Ottinger-76.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Rosenband-2| Rosenband, Albert]]||2/11/1880||11/18/1956||||[[Image:Rosenband-2.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Ottinger-77|Rosenband, Minnie Ottinger]]||11/20/1880||11/19/1976||||[[Image:Ottinger-77.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Kwilecki-10| Cohen, Minna A]]||7/24/1840||5/31/1904||Beloved wife of Adolph M Cohen; Born in Neustadt by Pinne, Germany; One precious to our hearts has gone, the voice we loved is stilled. The place made vacant in our home can never more be filled.||[[Image:Kwilecki-10.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Cohen-2727| Cohen, Adolph M]]||5/12/1833||9/8/1919||||[[Image:Cohen-2727.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Cohen-2730| Cohen, Max Albert]]||7/4/1874||11/15/1927||||[[Image:Cohen-2730.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Filer-111| Cohen, Ida F]]||5/27/1876||8/27/1957||Beloved Wife of David A Cohen||[[Image:Filer-111.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Cohen-2731| Cohen, David A]]||12/6/1869||1/15/1939||||[[Image:Cohen-2731.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Cohen-2732| Cohen, Florine R]]||8/17/1902||3/7/1977||||[[Image:Cohen-2732.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Cohen-2733| Cohen, Fred A]]||8/6/1876||4/7/1954||||[[Image:Cohen-2733.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Ehrlich-170| Ehrlich, Julian B]]||2/4/1884||10/19/1958||||[[Image:Ehrlich-170.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Kwilecki-11| Ehrlich, Rosalie K]]||6/18/1882||6/9/1974||||[[Image:Ehrlich-170.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Jacobs-5247| Jacobs, Ben]]||7/4/1883||10/28/1966||||[[Image:Jacobs-5247.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Schwartz-1770| Jacobs, Rose S]]||7/15/1885||11/25/1968||||[[Image:Jacobs-5247.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Ehrlich-171| Ehrlich, Bertram A]]||9/28/1913||3/14/2002||||[[Image:Ehrlich-171.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Jacobs-5245| Ehrlich, Bernice J]]||9/3/1914||1/5/1985||||[[Image:Ehrlich-171.jpg|100px]] |- | Weile, Tilla Frohlich||||||In Memory of Tilla Frohlich Weile Julius Weile and The Six Million, I Thank Thee, O God, For The TiesThat United My Parents And Me In Life. W. Dicky Ehrlich||[[Image:Weile-4-1.jpg|100px]] |- | Weile, Julius||||||In Memory of Tilla Frohlich Weile Julius Weile and The Six Million, I Thank Thee, O God, For The TiesThat United My Parents And Me In Life. Dicky W. Ehrlich||[[Image:Weile-4-1.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Ehrlich-172| Ehrlich, Sidney Brash]]||9/3/1916||2/11/1989||||[[Image:Ehrlich-172.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Weile-4| Ehrlich, E Dicky Weile]]||6/6/1922||5/1/2001||||[[Image:Ehrlich-172.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Wolff-839| Kres, Becky Wolff]]||3/21/1922||4/18/1989||||[[Image:Wolff-839.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Kres-2| Kres, Irving M]]||2/17/1918||12/6/2004||1st LT US Army Air Forces World War II, Star of David emblem||[[Image:Kres-2.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Wolff-841| Wolff, Mikie]]||8/3/1916||10/3/1997||Capt US Army World War II, Star of David emblem||[[Image:Wolff-841.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Wolff-842| Wolffe, Jake]]||12/3/1914||5/21/1998||SK2 US Navy World War II||[[Image:Wolff-842.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Turetsky-3| Wolffe, Bella Turetzky]]||6/15/1919||8/13/1989||||[[Image:Turetsky-3.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Rubenstein-103|Rubenstein, Isadore]]||9/18/1900||2/12/1970||||[[Image:Rubenstein-103.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Bates-6401| Rubenstein, Irene Bates]]||3/29/1914||1/12/2002||||[[Image:Bates-6401.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Ross-9253| Ross, John F]]||12/15/1908||4/4/1981||||[[Image:Ross-9253.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Lusky-5| Nussbaum, Byrd L]]||9/20/1885||7/23/1959||||[[Image:Lusky-5.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Nussbaum-192| Nussbaum, Melvin H]]||10/16/1876||2/18/1940||||[[Image:Nussbaum-192.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Nussbaum-196| Nussbaum, Benton H]]||1908||1931||Were Each One For Whom He Did Some Kind Deed to Bring A Blossom Here, He Would Sleep Beneath A Wilderness Of Flowers||[[Image:Nussbaum-196.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Nussbaum-195| Nussbaum, Melvin H Jr]]||2/10/1915||9/8/2011||||[[Image:Nussbaum-195.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Thompson-25476| Nussbaum, Florence T]]||9/19/1920||8/28/2000||"Flee"||[[Image:Thompson-25476.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Nussbaum-191| Nussbaum, Hehle]]||1/22/1841||5/19/1896||Born in Germany||[[Image:Nussbaum-191.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Ehrlich-173| Nussbaum, Lena]]||5/24/1846||7/12/1924||Born in Germany||[[Image:Nussbaum-191.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Nussbaum-193| Nussbaum, Mabel Irene]]||7/13/1886||6/19/1887||Children of H & L Nussbaum||[[Image:Nussbaum-193.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Nussbaum-194| Nussbaum, Ralph Owens]]||7/13/1886||3/31/1887||Children of H & L Nussbaum||[[Image:Nussbaum-193.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Nussbaum-197| Nussbaum, Amby]]||7/22/1879||2/25/1888||||[[Image:Nussbaum-197.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Nussbaum-198| Nussbaum, Sigmund]]||12/8/1868||2/22/1902||||[[Image:Nussbaum-198.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Nussbaum-199| Nussbaum, Bernhardt]]||1/1/1867||10/10/1902||||[[Image:Nussbaum-199.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Nussbaum-200| Nussbaum, Edna]]||4/5/1881||11/15/1936||||[[Image:Nussbaum-200.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Hammerschlag-4| Hammerschlag, David G]]||4/5/1884||||Phila PA||[[Image:Hammerschlag-4.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Nussbaum-201| Hammerschlag, Stella N]]||9/8/1883||1/26/1946||Bainbridge, GA||[[Image:Hammerschlag-4.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Friedman-706| Friedman, Lester A Jr]]||6/22/1917||10/23/2002||||[[Image:Friedman-706.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Edrehi-1|Edrehi, Joseph]]||9/1/1826||10/12/1886||Sacred to the memory of Joseph Edreh, Born in Hamburg Germany Sept 4, 1826, Died in Marianna, Florida Oct 12, 1886, May His Soul Rest In Peace||[[Image:Edrehi-1.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Leon-312| Leon, Gen'l Abe]]||||9/8/1920||Rest in Peace||[[Image:Leon-312.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Leon-311|Leon, Henry]]||||12/9/1889||Born At Kurnik, Prussia, Dies At Jacksonville, Fla., December 9, 1889,Aged 64, God Rest His Soul In Peace||[[Image:Leon-311.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Unknown-305574| Leon, Rachel]]||||11/19/1888||Wife of Henry Leon, Born In Cnesen, Prussia, Died In Quincy, Fla, Nov 18, 1888, Aged 61 Years||[[Image:Unknown-305574.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Unknown-305597| Pinsker, Natalie Sue]]||7/21/1948||12/25/1989||Daughter, Star of David||[[Image:Unknown-305597.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Nussbaum-203| Nussbaum, Herbert Hugo]]||4/21/1905||2/19/1985||||[[Image:Nussbaum-203.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Kalmon-1| Nussbaum, Kathryn Kalmon]]||2/4/1908||6/17/1986||||[[Image:Kalmon-1.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Nussbaum-204| Nussbaum, Infant Son]]||||6/?/1935||Infant Son of Herbert and Kathryn Nussbaum June 1935||[[Image:Nussbaum-204.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Nussbaum-205|Nussbaum, Herbet Hugo Jr]]||6/10/1937||4/14/1938||||[[Image:Nussbaum-205.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Wise-2534| Wise, Herman]]||7/6/1850||7/30/1929||||[[Image:Wise-2534.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Steyerman-1| Wise, Lottie Steyerman]]||4/13/1852||9/20/1924||||[[Image:Wise-2534.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Nussbaum-202| Nussbaum, Max E]]||10/22/1870||3/14/1935||||[[Image:Nussbaum-202.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Wise-2532| Nussbaum, Belle Wise]]||1/21/1878||3/9/1934||Wife of Max E Nussbaum||[[Image:Wise-2532.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Nussbaum-206| Nussbaum, Bernard Wise]]||6/16/1913||1/16/2002||Capt US Army World War II, Star of David, Silver Star||[[Image:Nussbaum-206.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Wilkes-727| Nussbaum, Elanor Wilkes]]||1/23/1916||2/8/2009||||[[Image:Wilkes-727.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Rooney-447| Rooney, Sgt Rueben J]]||||||Co B 3, US Vol. Inf., Sp. Am. War||[[Image:Rooney-447.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Friedman-707| Friedman, Henry]]||4/18/1894||7/6/1946||||[[Image:Friedman-707.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Hurwitz-92| Hurwitz, Marks]]||||||Born in Kelem, Province of Kovno, Russia, Died June 14, 1918, Age About 60 Years||[[Image:Hurwitz-92.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Rosen-458| Rosen, Samuel A]]||9/5/1900||9/15/1970||||[[Image:Rosen-458.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Ehrlich-175| Ehrlich, Louis B]]||1/10/1891||3/28/1971||||[[Image:Ehrlich-175.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Unknown-305604| Ehrlich, Dorothy B]]||8/15/1903||7/17/1995||||[[Image:Ehrlich-175.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Moore-24915| Moore, James Crowder]]||11/12/1904||3/11/1974||||[[Image:Moore-24915.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Solana-6| Moore, Mary Solana]]||1/19/1904||1/29/1992||||[[Image:Solana-6.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Gaines-1036| Gaines, Marx Reid]]||11/9/1903||1/26/1975||May 19, 1927||[[Image:Solana-7.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Solana-7|Gaines, Martha Solana]]||1/19/1905||3/3/1989||May 19, 1927||[[Image:Solana-7.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Gaines-1037| Gaines, James Roland]]||7/27/1936||1/30/1958||||[[Image:Gaines-1037.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Miller-33176| Miller, David Q]]||9/23/1857||11/7/1919||Father||[[Image:Miller-33176.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Underwood-2767| James, Callie U]]||2/15/1904||10/2/1922||||[[Image:Underwood-2767.jpg|100px]] |- |[[James-8567| James, Cullie S]]||1/21/1891||3/17/1919||||[[Image:James-8567.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Gaines-1038| Gaines, James R]]||1870||1922||||[[Image:Gaines-1038.jpg|100px]] |- |[[McLaney-12| Gaines, Winona]]||1872||1929||||[[Image:McLaney-12.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Gaines-1039| Gaines, Elizabeth]]||1899||1932||||[[Image:Gaines-1039.jpg|100px]] |- | [[White-26437|White, Infant Son]]||||9/13/1932||Infant Son of G B & Kathleen White||[[Image:White-26437.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Fryer-612| Fryer, Richard Dowdell]]||7/18/1861||7/25/1934||||[[Image:Fryer-612.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Soloman-79|Fryer, Ludie]]||10/16/1862||12/27/1921||Wife of R. D. Fryer||[[Image:Soloman-79.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Coyle-903| Coyle, Geter]]||3/29/1915||4/14/1984||CPL US Army World War II||[[Image:Coyle-903.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Hartsfield-91| Hartsfield, Richard C]]||5/19/1890||1/6/1920||||[[Image:Hartsfield-91.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Gibson-8776| Gibson, Robert Marvin]]||10/28/1921||4/25/1923||Son of Claude and Lillian Gibson||[[Image:Gibson-8776.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Caldwell-3572| Morning, Eula Caldwell]]||9/22/1885||3/28/1965||||[[Image:Caldwell-3572.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Hodges-4038| Hodges, William Lancelot Jr]]||2/4/1936||2/9/1936||||[[Image:Hodges-4038.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Gibson-8768| Gibson, Claude Barnes]]||1/26/1890||12/27/1929||Woodman of the Word Memorial||[[Image:Gibson-8768.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Caldwell-3573| Caldwell, Joseph M]]||1/19/1895||9/12/1963||Georgia WAGR Sup Co 319 Field Art World War I||[[Image:Caldwell-3573.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Unknown-305775| Caldwell, Wilhelmina]]||5/15/1888||12/27/1956||||[[Image:Unknown-305775.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Caldwell-3571| Hodges, Lillian Caldwell Gibson]]||11/15/1893||6/20/1967||||[[Image:Caldwell-3571.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Hodges-4039| Hodges, Elizabeth Ann]]||2/4/1936||7/6/2010||"Betty", Gentle As A Spring Breeze And Beloved By All||[[Image:Hodges-4039.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Willis-4700| Willis, Infant ]]||12/26/1908||12/26/1908||Infant Dau Of Mr & Mrs C C Willis, Born & Died Dec 25, 1908||[[Image:Willis-4700.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Davis-34733| Davis, Joe Wheeler]]||9/4/1898||11/18/1924||Served in the US Naval Reserve Force, During World War, From Oct 1, 1918 to Sept 30, 1921||[[Image:Davis-34733.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Willis-4701| Willis, Callie Mae]]||8/8/1907||10/17/1926||||[[Image:Willis-4701.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Willis-4699| Willis, Calvin C]]||12/11/1859||10/12/1940||||[[Image:Willis-4699.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Davis-34734| Willis, Charlie Mae Davis]]||5/10/1888||10/16/1988||||[[Image:Davis-34734.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Willis-4702| Willis, Martha Ann]]||1/14/1930||3/22/1999||||[[Image:Willis-4702.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Richards-6703| Richards, William Ellison Jr]]||3/24/1910||7/21/1961||Asleep in Jesus, Blessed Though||[[Image:Richards-6703.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Richards-6704| Willis, Elizabeth Richards]]||10/6/1906||8/21/1965||Wife of Elisha James Willis II||[[Image:Richards-6704.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Willis-4697| Willis, Elisha James II]]||9/23/1901||11/20/1977||||[[Image:Willis-4697.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Willis-4698| Willis, Margaret Dent]]||11/3/1927||1/6/2005||Loving Daughter, Sister, Aunt||[[Image:Willis-4698.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Richards-6701| Richards, W. Ellison]]||5/26/1879||4/16/1952||We loved him well, but Jesus loved him best||[[Image:Richards-6701.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Dent-957| Richards, Olive Dent]]||4/1/1881||10/3/1958||Not my will, but thine be done.||[[Image:Dent-957.jpg|100px]] |- | Little, ||10/9/1957||6/15/2002||Our Mother, Wife of G. T. Little, She was a kind mother and loving wife|| |- |[[Austin-5540| Austin, Jefferson P]]||11/27/1907||1/17/1975||||[[Image:Austin-5540.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Cuny-8| Austin, Frances M]]||6/11/1908||12/26/1977||||[[Image:Austin-5540.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Little-4562| Stribling, Mamie Little]]||11/24/1886||2/5/1902||Wife of A. R. Stribling||[[Image:Little-4562.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Cunningham-5342| Cunningham, Sandra Mary]]||1/13/1936||6/10/1938||||[[Image:Cunningham-5342.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Cunningham-5340| Cunningham, Allie Carleton]]||8/10/1901||8/18/1931||||[[Image:Cunningham-5340.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Cliett-22| Cunningham, Laura Cliett]]||5/10/1875||10/5/1937||||[[Image:Cliett-22.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Cunningham-5339| Cunningham, Carleton]]||9/8/1875||10/7/1937||||[[Image:Cunningham-5339.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Moses-1216| Moses, Herman]]||1854||1946||||[[Image:Moses-1216.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Friedman-708| Friedman, Benard]]||12/4/1858||9/9/1913||||[[Image:Friedman-708.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Halff-9|Friedman, Bertha Halff]]||9/17/1881||10/4/1914||Wife of Sol Friedman||[[Image:Halff-9.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Friedman-709| Friedman, Sol]]||1880||1937||||[[Image:Friedman-709.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Moses-1217| Friedman, Della M]]||1883||1957||||[[Image:Moses-1217.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Duval-886| Duval, Jack]]||6/4/1906||2/19/1934||Husband of Ellie Lou Baggs, Son of Maud Formy Duval Goolsby||[[Image:Duval-886.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Baggs-244| House, Ellie Lou Baggs]]||8/9/1907||9/27/1940||Wife of E. Watson House, Daughter of Dr. Linton D and Madge Morgan Baggs||[[Image:Baggs-244.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Morgan-11486|Morgan, Georgia Olive]]||11/29/1885||2/21/1961||||[[Image:Morgan-11486.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Baggs-243| Baggs, Dr Linton Daniel]]||11/11/1872||12/3/1958||||[[Image:Baggs-243.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Morgan-11485| Baggs, Madge Morgan]]||1/5/1881||3/18/1960||||[[Image:Baggs-243.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Scott-17077| Scott, George A]]||1/3/1879||3/15/1911||||[[Image:Scott-17077.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Scott-17078| Scott, Arthur]]||1902||1915||Son of George & Letha Scott||[[Image:Scott-17078.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Powell-7464| Powell, E R]]||7/1/1855||3/4/1903||||[[Image:Powell-7464.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Poston-370| Powell, Hulda]]||8/11/1858||8/12/1908||||[[Image:Powell-7464.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Martin-27291| Powell, Jimmie Laura Martin]]||2/10/1864||11/8/1904||Wife of M D Powell||[[Image:Powell-7457.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Powell-7457| Powell, M D]]||||7/31/1906||Age 57 Years||[[Image:Powell-7457.jpg|100px]] |- | Powell, Annie Laura||(no dates)||(no dates)|||| |- | Powell, Gerald||(no dates)||(no dates)|||| |- |[[Powell-7465| Powell, Jete H]]||1/16/1860||11/5/1917||A light from our household is gone. A voice we loved is stilled. A place is vacant in our hearts that never can be filled.||[[Image:Powell-7465.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Unknown-308386| Powell, Fannie]]||8/13/1871||6/21/1946||Wife of Jete H Powell||[[Image:Unknown-308386.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Miller-33604| Miller, Grace Eugenia]]||3/10/1916||5/30/1917||Daughter of R E and Tiercy Miller||[[Image:Miller-33604.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Miller-33605| Miller, Mildred]]||11/29/1917||2/24/1922||Daughter of R E and Tiercy Miller||[[Image:Miller-33605.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Cooke-3340| Miller, Tiercy Cooke]]||1/3/1898||1/17/1980||||[[Image:Cooke-3340.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Miller-33603| Miller, Robert Eugene]]||7/4/1896||9/17/1969||Son of Charles Alvin and Rosabelle Miller||[[Image:Miller-33603.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Miller-33606| Miller, Robert Eugene Jr]]||7/25/1921||3/5/1974||Beloved Husband of Dorothy Laboissiere, Son of Robert Eugene and Tiercy Cooke Miller||[[Image:Miller-33606.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Miller-33607| Miller, Dennis R]]||7/20/1945||10/10/2002||Beloved Son and Brother||[[Image:Miller-33607.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Miller-33610| Miller, Rosa Belle Irene]]||9/27/1900||9/14/1904||||[[Image:Miller-33610.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Miller-33611| Miller, Grace Elizabeth]]||3/?/1903||6/?/1905||||[[Image:Miller-33611.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Sellers-1736| Sellers, Annie Lee]]||3/7/1885||5/24/1901||Daughter of J M and M E Sellers; Bertie||[[Image:Sellers-1736.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Casey-1984|Sellers, Mary E]] ||1851||1927||His Wife||[[Image:Sellers-1735.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Sellers-1735| Sellers, J M Y]]||1848||1926||Mason||[[Image:Sellers-1735.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Tarbert-9| Sellers, Elizabeth]]||||3/6/1908||Wife of C K Sellers||[[Image:Tarbert-9.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Patton-2898| Patton, Infant]]||10/18/1898||10/18/1898||Infant Son of J S & L I Patton||[[Image:Patton-2898.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Smith-97717| Smith, William James]]||||||Co D, 59 GA INF CSA||[[Image:Smith-97717.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Smith-97727| Smith, Joseph ? Sr]]||9/4/1935||1/5/1990||||[[Image:Smith-97727.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Vanlandingham-92|Barber, Gertrude V]]||1/8/1897||8/7/1967||Blessed are the pure in heart for they shall see God||[[Image:Vanlandingham-92.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Barber-4428| Barber, Darius Robert]]||1/1/1878||9/9/1956||||[[Image:Barber-4428.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Barber-4429|Barber, Harold Curtis]]||1/27/1927||9/23/1944||||[[Image:Barber-4429.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Carr-5305| Carr, Arthur Sprunt]]||8/18/1868||9/20/1943||||[[Image:Carr-5305.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Cobb-4562| Carr, Mary B Cobb]]||8/2/1882||9/21/1939||||[[Image:Cobb-4562-1.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Carr-5306| Carr, William B]]||3/16/1901||3/6/1934||"I shall be his God, and he shall be my son" Rev. 21-7||[[Image:Carr-5306.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Gragg-817| Gragg, Gilbert Hilton Jr]]||4/20/1934||5/25/2003||Son of Ann Gragg and Gilbert Hilton Gragg, Brother of Earl Carr Gragg||[[Image:Gragg-817.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Gragg-816| Gragg, Gilbert Hilton]]||9/3/1903||2/5/1974||||[[Image:Gragg-816.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Carr-5307|Gragg, Ann Carr]]||8/3/1907||12/11/1991||Wife of Gilbert Hilton Gragg, Mother of Carl Carr Gragg, Gilbert Hilton Gragg Jr||[[Image:Carr-5307.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Gragg-818| Gragg, Earl Carr]]||7/13/1932||12/7/1946||Son of Ann Gragg and Gilbert Hilton Gragg, Brother of Gilbert Hilton Gragg Jr||[[Image:Gragg-818.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Chalfant-118| Chalfant, W Harry]]||8/31/1893||10/16/1963||||[[Image:Chalfant-118.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Callahan-1700| Chalfant, Bessie C]]||6/22/1897||12/15/1991||||[[Image:Chalfant-118.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Callahan-1702| Callahan, Andrew J]]||11/13/1861||6/13/1926||||[[Image:Callahan-1702.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Fort-440| Callahan, Caroline R]]||11/19/1863||2/1/1945||||[[Image:Callahan-1702.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Maddox-1517| Maddox, Henry J Jr]]||1/24/1913||9/18/1955||||[[Image:Maddox-1517.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Grant-7186| Maddox, Rosemary Grant]]||3/30/1916||11/28/1997||Father, keep her close to thee, and in our hearts she will always be||[[Image:Maddox-1517.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Woodbery-11| Woodbery, Jerry Maddox]]||1/1/1935||12/22/1989||LTC US Army Vietnam||[[Image:Woodberry-41.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Maddox-1519| Woodbery, Harriette E Maddox]]||3/17/1915||7/19/1937||Wife J Benson Woodbery, Born and Died in Bainbridge, GA, Daughter of Henry J Callahan and Mamie Callahan. Mother of Jerry, Harriette, Benson Jr; Precious in the sight of the Lord is the death of his saints. 116th Psalm, 15th verse||[[Image:Maddox-1519.jpg|100px]] |- | Woodbery, Sharon Kay Sims||2/24/1944|||||| |- |[[Sims-3499| Sims, Gary Lee]]||12/11/1951||5/14/2011||Father of Ryan C Sims and Kelley R Sims||[[Image:Sims-3499-1.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Woodbery-12| Woodberry, John Benson Jr]]||3/20/1937||||||[[Image:Woodbery-12.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Maddox-1518| Maddox, Henry J]]||5/30/1880||1/3/1947||Lord, I have loved the habitation of thy house and the place where thine honour dwelleth. PS. 26:8||[[Image:Maddox-1518.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Callahan-1704| Maddox, Mamie C]]||8/26/1886||3/3/1963||For me to live is Christ, and to die is gain. Phil. 1:21.||[[Image:Callahan-1704.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Callahan-1705| Callahan, John W]]||11/27/1858||6/16/1926||In the house of the Lord forever||[[Image:Callahan-1705.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Johnson-43594| Callahan, Hattie J]]||12/11/1864||11/7/1941||In the house of the Lord forever||[[Image:Callahan-1705.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Graham-9274| Penhallegon, Eunice]]||5/21/1907||6/9/1999||(Graham and Callahan)||[[Image:Graham-9274.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Callahan-1708| Callahan, J Wesley]]||5/14/1905||6/7/1948||Born and Died in Bainbridge, GA; A Man Beloved. A Man Elect of Men.||[[Image:Callahan-1708.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Callahan-1709| Callahan, John Thomas]]||9/15/1944||3/5/1995||A Good Friend To So Many||[[Image:Callahan-1709.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Guest-513| Godwin, Mrs. W J]]||12/17/1839||11/10/1909||Mother of J W & A J Callahan||[[Image:Guest-513.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Callahan-1706| Callahan, John W Jr]]||11/12/1896||12/8/1897||||[[Image:Callahan-1706.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Hargrave-310|Hargrave, Andrew Russell]]||8/25/1944||8/25/2007||||[[Image:Hargrave-310.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Rankin-2352| Hargrave, Maureen June]]||7/27/1946||5/9/2006||||[[Image:Rankin-2352.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Hargrave-309| Hargrave, Burch]]||8/28/1915||12/9/1976||2D LT US Army World War II, Beloved Husband and Father||[[Image:Hargrave-309.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Jackson-16541| Hargrave, Jane J]]||1/9/1917||5/20/1977||Loved By All Forever||[[Image:Jackson-16541.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Hargrave-311| Hargrave, Burch Jr]]||6/2/1942||10/9/1955||"Busy In Another Room"||[[Image:Hargrave-311.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Hargrave-312| Berry, Sally Hargrave]]||4/21/1957||7/13/1988||Daughter of Burch and Jane Hargrave, Wife of Carlton H Berry, Mother of Allison Jane Berry, Loved By All Forever||[[Image:Hargrave-312.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Dollar-182| Jackson, Virginia Dollar]]||11/18/1925||5/18/2005||||[[Image:Dollar-182.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Jackson-16542| Jackson, G S III]]||12/21/1911||6/21/1976||"Jack"||[[Image:Jackson-16542.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Howell-4759| Howell, Robert Young]]||2/13/1895||10/24/1949||Born Dothan, Ala., Died Bainbridge, GA||[[Image:Callahan-1707.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Callahan-1707| Howell, Willie M Callahan]]||9/24/1890||12/9/1955||Born Scotland, GA, Died Bainbridge, GA||[[Image:Callahan-1707.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Sykes-933| Sykes, Nancy]]||1/25/1966||1/25/1966||Infant Daughter Of Lucien And Billie Bob Sykes, None Knew Thee But To Love Thee||[[Image:Sykes-933.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Coleman-4429| Coleman, Robert Bruce]]||10/1/1867||11/22/1933||||[[Image:Coleman-4429.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Blasingame-58| Coleman, Sarah Blasingame]]||9/30/1871||11/19/1952||||[[Image:Coleman-4429.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Vickers-989| Vickers, Elzie Franklin]]||12/23/1893||4/4/1967||1st LT World War I||[[Image:Vickers-989.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Coleman-6183| Vickers, Lamar Coleman]]||10/11/1893||7/26/1970||||[[Image:Coleman-6183.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Subers-6| Ausley, Inez Subers]]||10/19/1974||10/29/1959||Wife of T A Ausley||[[Image:Subers-6.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Ausley-10| Ausley, Thomas A]]||1876||1942||||[[Image:Ausley-10.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Ballard-4932| Ausley, Elie Ballard]]||8/13/1880||7/14/1958||Wife of John C Ausley||[[Image:Ballard-4932.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Ausley-11| Ausley, John Curry]]||12/2/1848||4/8/1919||||[[Image:Ausley-11.jpg|100px]] |- |[[McCaskill-174| Ausley, Mother Mary McCaskill]]||5/28/1856||5/25/1902||Wife of John C Ausley||[[Image:McCaskill-174.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Cowart-319| Nielsen, Diane Cowart]]||10/23/1941||10/2/2014||||[[Image:Cowart-319.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Cowart-318| Cowart, J D Jr]]||6/14/1919||2/22/1981||||[[Image:Cowart-318.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Story-897|Cowart, Carmen Story]]||12/5/1921||10/25/1975||Wife of J D Cowart, Jr||[[Image:Cowart-318.jpg|100px]] |- |[[White-26772| White, Wallace Calvin]]||3/7/1899||3/20/1973||||[[Image:White-26772.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Banister-190| White, Lucille Banister]]||7/9/1905||8/9/2000||||[[Image:White-26772.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Meddock-2| White, Mable Meddock]]||1/27/1897||11/15/1922||||[[Image:Meddock-2.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Humphrey-4247| Humphrey, John L Sr]]||2/27/1892||5/8/1959||||[[Image:Humphrey-4247.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Unknown-309079| Humphrey, Lillie L]]||3/12/1895||4/15/1988||||[[Image:Unknown-309079.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Humphrey-4248| Garner, Ruth Humphrey]]||1/27/1916||5/28/1995||||[[Image:Humphrey-4248.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Jones-40935| Perry, Lou Ella Jones]]||12/5/1865||12/3/1942||||[[Image:Perry-8310.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Perry-8310| Perry, Walter Columbus]]||12/27/1861||3/24/1949||||[[Image:Perry-8310.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Sollar-3| Sollar, Perry May||1918]]||1920||||[[Image:Sollar-3.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Perry-8311| Sollar, Adonis Perry]]||7/2/1890||8/10/1987||||[[Image:Perry-8311.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Sollar-4| Sollar, Matthew Thomas]]||1882||1937||||[[Image:Sollar-4.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Hines-1923| Culpepper, Pauline Andrews Hines]]||1/14/1879||12/15/1919||Wife of A. S. Culpepper||[[Image:Hines-1923.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Richardson-11280| Richardson, Jack]]||1/14/1916||4/26/1916||"Little Jack" Infant Son of H. S. & Frances M. Richardson||[[Image:Richardson-11280.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Snook-995| Snook, Otto]]||7/4/1874||10/10/1915||Born At Aurora, Ill., Died At Bainbridge, GA., Gone But Not Forgotten||[[Image:Snook-995.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Palmer-10037| Palmer, Emmett C]]||5/25/1884||9/28/1964||Dear Parents Tho We Miss You Much We Know You Rest With God||[[Image:Palmer-10037.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Dean-4969| Palmer, Minnie R]]||12/31/1888||2/24/1962||Dear Parents Tho We Miss You Much We Know You Rest With God||[[Image:Palmer-10037.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Cook-14542| Cook, Robert]]||12/17/1911||12/20/1918||Son of M. C. & Carrie Bell Cook||[[Image:Cook-14542.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Unknown-309243| Cook, Carrie Bell]]||4/28/1894||6/13/1949||Gone But Not Fogotten. She Is Only Sleeping.||[[Image:Unknown-309243.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Jennings-4441|Jennings, Willis Clark]]||3/21/1915||11/21/1915||Son of B. E. & Ruth Jennings, Little Time On Earth He Spent, Til God For Him His Angel Sent||[[Image:Jennings-4441.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Tucker-6798| Barr, Louise Tucker]]||8/17/1895||11/23/1964||||[[Image:Tucker-6798.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Barr-1897| Barr, Otterbein T]]||2/29/1880||10/15/1921||||[[Image:Barr-1897.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Sheffield-1560| Stephens, Emma N Sheffield]]||12/27/1875||1/21/1925||Our Sister, Wife Of D. S. Stephens, A precious one from us has gone. A voice we loved is stilled. A place is vacant in our homes which never can be filled. ||[[Image:Sheffield-1560.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Sheffield-1559| Sheffield, William W]]||||||Co B 2 Ga. Inf. C.S.A||[[Image:Sheffield-1559.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Stephens-5449| Stephens, Daniel S]]||10/14/1851||8/4/1917||In Memory Of, Age 65 Yrs, 9 Mos, 21 Days||[[Image:Stephens-5449.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Carr-5342|McCaskill, Alice Carr]]||6/9/1902||7/6/1983||Wife of Charles M McCaskill||[[Image:Carr-5342.jpg|100px]] |- |[[McCaskill-180| McCaskill, Charles Moore]]||7/29/1901||2/4/1989||A Kind And Gentle Man||[[Image:McCaskill-180.jpg|100px]] |- |[[McCaskill-179| McCaskill, John Calvin Jr]]||10/26/1896||5/5/1924||||[[Image:McCaskill-179.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Powell-7517|McCaskill, Emma Powell]]||12/21/1863||12/15/1946||||[[Image:Powell-7517.jpg|100px]] |- |[[McCaskill-176| McCaskill, John Calvin]] ||4/13/1862||9/7/1917||||[[Image:McCaskill-176.jpg|100px]] |- |[[McCaskill-178| McCaskill, Kenneth Baldwin]]||10/18/1899||6/11/1900||||[[Image:McCaskill-178.jpg|100px]] |- |[[McCaskill-177| McCaskill, Bertha Powell]]||7/11/1889||4/16/1890||Daughter of J C & Emma McCaskill||[[Image:McCaskill-177.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Pilcher-725| Pilcher, George Leslie]]||1906||1977||||[[Image:Pilcher-725.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Parker-18922| Pilcher, Lauradel Parker]]||1906||1983||||[[Image:Parker-18922.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Hollomon-113| Moore, Alice Arie Hollomon]]||1/22/1902||3/26/1989||||[[Image:Hollomon-113.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Parker-18920| Parker, Charles Emerson]]||1/21/1878||8/19/1957||||[[Image:Parker-18920.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Hollomon-114| Parker, Laura Hollomon]]||1/26/1885||4/2/1961||||[[Image:Hollomon-114.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Parker-18921| Parker, Robert]]||6/17/1910||12/8/1911||Precious Baby of C. E. & Laura Parker||[[Image:Parker-18921.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Becotte-16| Becotte, Paul Norman Jr]]||2/12/1930||8/29/1987||||[[Image:Becotte-16.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Griffin-5919| Griffin, Katherine]]||(no dates)||9/12/1935||Daughter of I. Mitchell Griffin and Anna E. Echols-Griffin||[[Image:Griffin-5919.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Griffin-5922| Tolar, Mary Louise Griffin]]||(no dates)||7/11/1938||Wife of James Franklin Tolar||[[Image:Griffin-5922.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Tolar-84| Tolar, James Franklin]]||7/4/1861||1/30/1915||Mullins, SC, Bainbridge, GA||[[Image:Tolar-84.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Senter-79| Senter, Carl Lee]]||11/23/1887||7/10/1957||||[[Image:Senter-79.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Griffin-5924| Senter, Anna Griffin]]||(no dates)||10/5/1961||||[[Image:Griffin-5924.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Griffin-5925| Griffin, Clifton Hill]]||4/7/1875||9/27/1915||||[[Image:Griffin-5925.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Stephens-5453| Stephens, Weir]]||6/21/1914||4/11/1918||Son of Mr & Mrs A. H. Stephens||[[Image:Stephens-5453.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Blackburn-2301| Stephens, Odessa B]]||3/20/1893||8/27/1978]]||O. E. S. Chapter 267||[[Image:Blackburn-2301.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Stephens-5452| Stephens, Harvey C]]||4/15/1893||12/28/1986||Masonic emblem, Grand Master 1957||[[Image:Stephens-5452.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Matthews-5742| Matthews, Erastus E]]||4/27/1862||1/18/1911||||[[Image:Matthews-5742.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Unknown-310020| Matthews, Mattie D]]||4/17/1874||1/23/1940||||[[Image:Unknown-310020.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Matthews-5743| Matthews, Charles Burford]]||1/27/1893||2/26/1930||||[[Image:Matthews-5743.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Henderson-9026| Henderson, John Lindsey]]||8/4/1883||10/4/1918||||[[Image:Henderson-9026.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Henderson-9027| Henderson, Infant Daughter]]||||2/12/1919||Infant Dau. of J. L. & Marion M. Henderson||[[Image:Henderson-9027.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Maund-33| Maund, Leon E]]||12/3/1881||11/28/1926||||[[Image:Maund-33.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Rowell-855| Rowell, Carew Fleming III]]||11/25/1940||3/19/2006||||[[Image:Rowell-855.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Kinard-157| Rowell, Frances Kinard]]||8/3/1920||9/18/1990||Wife of Carew Fleming Rowell, Jr.||[[Image:Kinard-157.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Rowell-854| Rowell, Carew Fleming Jr]]||5/22/1916||12/13/1961||Veteran of World War II, In Loving Memory Of Our Husband And Father||[[Image:Rowell-854.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Rowell-853| Rowell, Carew Fleming]]||7/5/1891||10/27/1918||||[[Image:Rowell-853.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Unknown-310074| Ashburn, Bertha Rowell]]||10/22/1889||5/5/1979||||[[Image:Unknown-310074.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Unknown-310074| Asburn, Mrs. Howard]]||1889||1979||||[[Image:Unknown-310074-1.jpg|100px]] |- | Varner, Edwin Surles||(no dates)||(no dates)|||| |- |[[Fields-2548| Fields, Owen W Jr]]||7/3/1923||7/13/1944||SGT US Army World War II; Normandy American Cemetery France||[[Image:Fields-2548.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Williams-38761| Fields, Margaret Williams]]||11/14/1899||6/14/1976||||[[Image:Williams-38761.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Fields-2549| Fields, Owen Willoughby Sr]]||5/1/1894||10/4/1981||SK3 US Navy World War I||[[Image:Fields-2549.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Fields-2550| Fields, George Hopkins]]||7/17/1857||5/1/1934||Father of Katherine Fields Grimsley and Owen W. Fields||[[Image:Fields-2550.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Philpot-195| Fields, Lula Philpot]]||||11/28/1920||Died Nov. 28, 1920; Mother||[[Image:Fields-2550.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Fields-2557| Fields, Hopkins]]||||4/13/1891||Son of G. H. & Lula Fields Died Apr. 13, 1881, Aged 7 months||[[Image:Fields-2557.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Fields-2558| Fields, George Philpot]]||12/17/1902||3/29/1905||Gone So Soon||[[Image:Fields-2558.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Ball-7957| Ball, Lindsey]]||7/18/1874||3/24/1932||May His Soul Rest In Peace||[[Image:Ball-7957.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Unknown-310182| Ball, Mary Jane]]||1/20/1841||5/11/1915||||[[Image:Unknown-310182.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Hoffman-4659| Mayes, Cecilia Hoffman]]||11/11/1896||12/3/1992||||[[Image:Hoffman-4659.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Mayes-766| Mayes, Clarence Alexander]]||8/6/1892||7/23/1965||||[[Image:Mayes-766.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Mayes-765| Mayes, Charlie Burch]]||8/4/1994||2/5/1920||||[[Image:Mayes-765.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Burch-1820| Mayes, Jonnie Burch]]||10/31/1866||3/23/1945||||[[Image:Burch-1820.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Mayes-764| Mayes, Charles Snead]]||3/16/1857||7/4/1917||||[[Image:Mayes-764.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Mills-8267| Smith, Nina Mills]]||10/6/1896||2/18/1980||Wife of Morgan L. Smith||[[Image:Mills-8267.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Smith-98483| Smith, Morgan Lewis]]||11/17/1887||1/25/1924||||[[Image:Smith-98483.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Smith-98486| Merry, Jeanette Smith]]||7/18/1914||4/20/2000||Wife of John W. Merry, Daughter of Morgan L. & Nina M. Smith||[[Image:Smith-98486.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Merry-361| Merry, John Weigle Sr]]||7/5/1909||12/1/1989||||[[Image:Merry-361.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Smith-98481| Smith, Nichols J]]||2/3/1857||1/23/1944||||[[Image:Smith-98481.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Williams-38784| Smith, Roxie Williams]]||10/18/1863||10/23/1944||Wife of Nichols J. Smith||[[Image:Williams-38784.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Morgan-11865| Williams, Nancy Morgan]]||6/30/1837||11/9/1916||Mother||[[Image:Morgan-11865.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Williams-38785| Mills, Georgie Williams]]||12/19/1886||7/4/1920||Beloved Wife of Albert H. Mills||[[Image:Williams-38785.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Mills-8269| Mills, Albert H]]||10/11/1885||12/12/1963||I Know That My Redeemer Liveth||[[Image:Mills-8269.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Floyd-2021| Floyd, Hoyl Chester]]||3/22/1906||12/17/1933||Son of John R. & Dorcas A. Floyd||[[Image:Floyd-2021.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Floyd-2020|Floyd, John Robert Jr]]||4/7/1918||1/25/1919||Son of John R. & Dorcas A. Floyd||[[Image:Floyd-2020.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Waller-2198| Floyd, Dorcas Anne Waller]]||10/23/1881||1/19/1919||Wife of John R. Floyd||[[Image:Waller-2198-1.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Pickren-5|Floyd, Hattie Clara Pickren]]||12/28/1889||11/24/1959||Wife of John R. Floyd||[[Image:Pickren-5.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Floyd-2023| Floyd, William E]]||3/22/1924||6/20/2001||CPL US Army Air Forces World War II||[[Image:Floyd-2023.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Floyd-2019| Floyd, John Robert]]||12/7/1881||8/7/1964||Husband and Father||[[Image:Floyd-2019-1.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Floyd-2024| Thomas, Mary Floyd]]||9/26/1907||2/9/1988||||[[Image:Floyd-2024.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Floyd-2022| Floyd, Charles Joseph]]||4/20/1923||4/6/1977||SGT US Army World War II||[[Image:Floyd-2022.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Ashwell-126| Smith, Ellen Elizabeth Ashwell]]||1876||1918||Wife of Fred Smith, Born 1876 Leicester, England, Died 1918 Camilla, Georgia, "A Devoted Wife and Mother"||[[Image:Ashwell-126.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Jeter-358| Lucy]]||12/31/1912||12/26/1918||Age 6 Yrs.||[[Image:Jeter-358.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Randall-2815| Jeter, Mary Alice Randall]]||||3/10/1961||Wife of Custis E. Jeter, Died Mar. 10, 1961||[[Image:Randall-2815.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Jeter-357| Jeter, Custis E]]||4/15/1879||3/3/1955||PVT CO K 3 REGT US VOL INF Spanish American War||[[Image:Jeter-357.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Smith-98550| Smith, William J. M.]]||||||CO D 59 GA INF CSA||[[Image:Smith-98550.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Smith-98552| Smith, Robert L Sr]]||9/4/1915||1/3/1990||||[[Image:Smith-98552.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Porterfield-1008| Porterfield, Rev Ralph Waldo Sr ]]|| 8/22/1894 || 2/22/1955 || His last text: "That I may know him and the power of his resurrection." Phil. 3:10 || [[Image:Porterfield-1008.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Belcher-2128| Porterfield, Josephine B]] || 9/6/1899 || 12/12/1979 || || [[Image:Belcher-2128.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Porterfield-1213| Porterfield, Ralph W Jr ]]|| 2/5/1928 || 5/2/1982 || || [[Image:Porterfield-1213.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Belcher-2130| Belcher, Elizabeth]] || 11/12/1908 || 8/3/1909 || || [[Image:Belcher-2130.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Belcher-2129| Belcher, Ralph Roy]] || 8/30/1872 || 4/9/1921 || ||[[Image:Belcher-2129.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Reid-6500| Belcher, Bessie Reid ]]|| 11/1/1875 || 1/2/1935 || Wife of R R Belcher || [[Image:Reid-6500.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Flowers-485|Hamil, Elizabeth J ]]|| 4/30/1841 || 4/29/1920 || || [[Image:Flowers-485.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Reid-6508| Reid, Madge Flowers]] || 3/17/1900 || 12/9/1942 || Daughter of John E & Ellie Lou Morgan Reid || [[Image:Reid-6508.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Flowers-519| Reid, Josephine Flowers]] || 3/31/1853 || 6/27/1931 || || [[Image:Flowers-519.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Reid-6503| Reid, James Alexander]] || 9/25/1851 || 6/13/1931 || || [[Image:Reid-6503.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Morgan-12347|Reid, Ellie Lou Morgan ]]|| 12/3/1877 || 10/25/1936 || || [[Image:Morgan-12347.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Reid-6507| Reid, John Edwin]] || 9/7/1873 || 9/3/1918 || Death is another life. ||[[Image:Reid-6507.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Reid-6505| Hamilton, Susie Reid]] || 10/17/1874 || 12/24/1908 || Resting till the resurrection morn. || [[Image:Reid-6505.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Unknown-318233| Millay, Kansas]] || 1/21/1859 || 5/19/1928 || || [[Image:Unknown-318233.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Peabody-515|Peabody, William ]]|| || 5/10/1852 || Sacred to the memory of William Peabody who departefd this life May 10, 1852…; The first grave in this cemetery. || [[Image:Peabody-515.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Passmore-492| Tonge, Lena Passmore Ramsey ]]|| 11/28/1877 || 7/28/1959 || || [[Image:Passmore-492.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Ramsey-2954| Ramsey, Janet Carol]] || 1959 || 1960 || Daughter of Allan & May King Ramsey || [[Image:Ramsey-2954.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Ramsey-2951| Ramsey, Allan McLaurin ]]|| 1867 || 1909 || || [[Image:Ramsey-2951.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Everette-26| Everette, Margaret Redwood ]]|| 1886 || 1901 || || [[Image:Redwood-220.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Unknown-318321| Ramsey, May E ]]|| 5/7/1856 || 6/24/1956 || || [[Image:Unknown-318321.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Ramsey-2952| Ramsey, Baby]] || || || Daughter of A. M. Ramsey I & Lena Passmore Ramsey || [[Image:Ramsey-2952.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Forrester-781|Forrester, Sarah Nell ]]|| 5/16/1911 || 12/24/1934 || || [[Image:Forrester-781.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Gille-31|Gille, Willian N ]]|| 8/8/1862 || 2/18/1947 || His words were kindness. His deeds were Love. His spirit humble rests above. || [[Image:Gille-31.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Smith-102519| Gille, Maggie L]] || 6/9/1878 || 2/19/1951 || We will meet again. || [[Image:Smith-102519.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Forrester-782| Forrester, Thomas J ]]|| 1/19/1877 || 10/21/1917 || Woodmen of the World Memorial || [[Image:Forrester-782.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Unknown-318355| Fox, Eva Jane ]]|| 1878 || 1899 || Mother || [[Image:Unknown-318355.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Stewart-17726| Stewart, John Farley Sr]] || 7/3/1916 || 12/2/2000 || || [[Image:Stewart-17726.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Woodard-1471| Stewart, Julia Dent Woodard]] || 5/30/1917 || 5/12/2015 || || [[Image:Woodard-1471.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Cliett-30| Cliett, John Robert ]]|| 9/2/1919 || 7/25/2005 || 2nd marker: Capt US Army WWII Bronze Star Purple Heart || [[Image:Cliett-30.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Pollard-1482|Cliett, Imogene Pollard ]]|| 4/10/1924 || 7/18/1995 || Wife of John Robert Cliett; Daughter of William Ramsey Pollard || [[Image:Pollard-1482.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Lewis-19922|Cliett, Golden Lewis]] || 11/1/1862 || 7/26/1901 || Wife of C C Cliett || [[Image:Lewis-19922.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Cliett-27| Cliett, Claude C]] || 10/26/1850 || 9/3/1913 || Beyond deaths mystery and pain we know that he shall live again. || [[Image:Cliett-27.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Cliett-26| Cliett, Burmah Chapman]] || 9/30/1852 || 8/30/1908 || Blessed are the dead that die in the Lord hense forth; yeah, saith the Spirit that they may rest from thou labours, and their works do follow them. || [[Image:Cliett-26.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Green-17695| Cliett, Laura V ]]|| 2/6/1832 || 4/11/1904 || Wife of Rev G Hillman Cliett; And I shall see him face to face and tell the story saved by grace. || [[Image:Green-17695.jpg|100px]] |- | Cliett, James Dennis || 6/28/1954 || || || |- | [[Pollock-1152|Cliett, Audrey Pollock ]]|| 1/10/1917 || 8/26/2005 || Wife of James Sanford Cliett || [[Image:Pollock-1152.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Cliett-31|Cliett, James Sanford ]]|| 12/15/1911 || 10/5/1995 || || [[Image:Cliett-31.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Neely-742| Neely, Mary Louise ]]|| 10/22/1902 || 8/10/1903 || Daughter of J. G. & Kate G. Neely || [[Image:Neely-742.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Day-6366|Smith, Elizabeth Day]] || 9/1/1845 || 11/6/1931 || Wife of Fred Smith, Sept. 1, 1845 East Grinstead, England, Nov. 6, 1931 Bainbridge, Georgia || [[Image:Day-6366.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Schroeder-2076| Schoeder, William (Bill)]] || 8/23/1860 || 2/19/1958 || || [[Image:Schroeder-2076.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Smith-102671| Smith, Fred ]]|| || 5/23/1897 || Aged 63 Years, Freemason || [[Image:Smith-102671.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Rowell-847| Toole, Laurie Rowell Solano]] || 12/?/1875 || 3/24/1952 || Wife of Dr John E Toole || [[Image:Rowell-847.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Toole-262| Toole, Dr John E ]]|| 2/22/1868 || 11/2/1930 || A great Physician || [[Image:Toole-262.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Unknown-318554| Toole, Carrie Ellen]] || 10/8/1867 || 12/12/1911 || Wife of John E Toole, Born in Edgefield, SC Oct. 8, 1867, Died Dec. 12, 1912 || [[Image:Unknown-318554.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Ehrlich-181| Ehrlich, Mortimer A]] || 3/5/1894 || 8/3/1986 || Life to thee was a battle in which thou didst display a high type of courage. || [[Image:Ehrlich-181.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Alexander-7947} Ehrlich, Sarah Leigh ]]|| 7/18/1898 || 1/17/1979 || Life to thee was a battle in which thou didst display a high type of courage. || [[Image:Ehrlich-181.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Ehrlich-182| Ehrlich, Leonard M ]]|| 11/29/1921 || 4/29/1933 || Your brief life enriched our lives forever. || [[Image:Ehrlich-182.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Ehrlich-180| Ehrlich, Abe ]]|| 3/5/1886 || 10/22/1945 || || [[Image:Ehrlich-179.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Ehrlich-179| Ehrlich, Sigo ]]|| 2/13/1888 || 8/23/1937 || || [[Image:Ehrlich-179.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Ehrlich-174| Ehrlich, H. B. ]]|| 1/19/1849 || 1/29/1929 || || [[Image:Ehrlich-174.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Breitenbach-88| Ehrlich, Sarah B. ]]|| 12/5/1858 || 6/13/1958 || || [[Image:Ehrlich-174.jpg|100px]] |- |[[James-9082| James, Mitchell ]]|| 7/23/1868 || 7/7/1945 || || [[Image:James-9082.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Jones-43132| James, Bessie Jane ]]|| 6/30/1876 || 12/14/1954 || || [[Image:Jones-43132.jpg|100px]] |- |[[James-9083| James, Cleo Ottice]] || 3/8/1897 || 7/28/1922 || || [[Image:James-9083.jpg|100px]] |- |[[James-9084| James, Willie Earl ]]|| 3/1/1894 || 10/22/1952 || || [[Image:James-9084.jpg|100px]] |- |[[James-9085| James, Walter Lee ]]|| 7/1/1906 || 8/13/1952 || ||[[Image:James-9085.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Burke-4040| James, Ethel Burke ]]|| 10/9/1906 || 4/16/1991 || || [[Image:Burke-4040.jpg|100px]] |- |[[James-9086} James, Infant Son]] || 8/14/1934 || || Infant son of W L and Ethel James, Asleep in Jesus || [[Image:James-9086.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Scott-18086|Custer, Ruth Scott ]]|| 1876 || 1924 || "A servant of Jesus Christ" || [[Image:Scott-18086.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Custer-585| Custer, Wm Vance]] || 1874 || 1935 || Judge, Superior Court 1922-1929 || [[Image:Custer-585.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Custer-586| Custer, William Vance Jr]] || 7/20/1903 || 1/31/1962 || Judge of the Georgia Court of Appeals || [[Image:Custer-586.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Clayton-3119| Custer, Victoria Clayton ]]|| 12/18/1907 || 11/10/1983 || || [[Image:Clayton-3119.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Custer-587| Custer, Henry Clayton ]]|| 5/8/1938 || 5/23/1999 || || [[Image:Clayton-3120.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Hughes-9326| Hughes, John Wesley]] || 6/10/1911 || 10/24/2000 || || [[Image:Custer-588.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Custer-588| Hughes, Ruth Custer]] || 2/23/1916 || 4/2/2002 || || [[Image:Custer-588.jpg|100px]] |- | Hamil, Hugh Flowers || (no dates) || (no dates) || || |- |[[Smitt-10| Knight, Pauline ]]|| 5/20/1875 || 5/20/1921 || Wife of W Knight || [[Image:Smitt-10.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Knight-7503| Knight, Newton W]] || 2/25/1867 || 12/11/1952 || || [[Image:Knight-7503.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Knight-7504| Taylor, Ruby Knight ]]|| 3/3/1893 || 4/22/1955 || Wife of James ? Taylor, Daughter of Pauline & Newton Knight || [[Image:Knight-7504-1.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Wheeler-10773| Dunn, Jane Wheeler]] || 5/3/1916 || 3/2/1980 || Daughter of William Alfred Wheeler, Sr and Mary Alice Waller Wheeler, Wife of Lieutenant Colonel William perl Dunn, II USA, Mother of Ruth Jane, William Perl, III, Mary Fontaine, Robert Landstreet || [[Image:Wheeler-10773.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Waller-2285| Wheeler, Mary Alice]] || 1885 || 1967 || || [[Image:Waller-2285.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Wheeler-10772| Wheeler, William Alfred]] || 1875 || 1942 || || [[Image:Wheeler-10772.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Wheeler-10771| Wheeler, George Oliver]] || 1847 || 1920 || || [[Image:Wheeler-10771.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Tipton-1033| Tipton, Alva Leon]] || 8/9/1899 || 5/30/1951 || Let his children be fatherless and his wife a widow. Gone but not forgotten. Emblem for the Independent Order of Odd fellows|| [[Image:Tipton-1033.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Poole-2652| Tipton, Velma P]] || 5/4/1902 || 10/13/1957 || Rest, Mother Rest, In Quiet Sleep. || [[Image:Poole-2652.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Johnson-46118| Tillman, Myra Johnson]] || 9/29/1930 || 1/9/2007 || || [[Image:Johnson-46118.jpg|100px]] |- | Tillman, Jack C || 6/26/1925 || || || |- |[[Martin-28780| Martin, M. Lem]]|| 1873 || 1925 || || [[Image:Martin-28780.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Thornton-3881| Thornton, Talmadge R]] || 11/7/1900 || 2/26/1926 || || [[Image:Thornton-3881.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Cohen-2794| Thornton, Bessie G ]]|| 8/30/1875 || 10/27/1938 || || [[Image:Cohen-2794.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Thornton-2629| Thornton, Albert E ]]|| 7/21/1875 || 7/4/1931 || || [[Image:Thornton-2629.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Thornton-3882| Thornton, Harry J ]]|| 11/27/1906 || 11/12/1933 || || [[Image:Thornton-3882.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Hahn-1438| Ellis, Barbara J. Hahn]] || 6/11/1937 || 2/24/1992 || || [[Image:Ellis-9340.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Ellis-9340| Ellis, SCPO Robert D]] || 6/12/1935 || 6/11/2007 || || [[Image:Ellis-9340.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Woods-5850|Woods, Thomas J ]]|| 2/7/1936 || 10/10/1991 || "Ted" || [[Image:Woods-5850.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Thornton-3883| Avery, Margaret Thornton]] || 1/23/1922 || 10/24/1975 || || [[Image:Thornton-3883.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Kramp-58| Kramp, Edward Arthur ]]|| 1884 || 1926 || || [[Image:Kramp-58.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Brown-47730| Brown, Henry Walter]] || 8/15/1876 || 7/23/1960 || || [[Image:Brown-47730.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Cummings-2811| Brown, Mary E ]]|| 12/12/1876 || 8/7/1948 || || [[Image:Cummings-2811.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Brown-47732| Brown, Infant Son ]]|| 9/15/1912 || 9/15/1912 || Infant Son of Mr. & Mrs. H. W. Brown Born and Died Sept. 15, 1912 || [[Image:Brown-47732.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Brown-47747| Brown, Henry Frederick ]]|| 10/14/1896 || 8/1/1947 || || [[Image:Brown-47747.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Unknown-318982|Brown, Ruby C ]]|| 3/10/1894 || 11/12/1974 || || [[Image:Unknown-318982.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Brown-47751| Brown, Claude E ]]|| 6/16/1900 || 10/17/1975 || || [[Image:Brown-47751.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Daniel-3805| Hicks, Sarah Daniel ]]|| 8/21/1847 || 8/25/1918 || || [[Image:Daniel-3805.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Hicks-7496| Hicks, Richard Lowrie]] || 8/23/1847 || 12/31/1911 || || [[Image:Hicks-7496.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Warren-8686| Grady, Minnie Warren ]]|| 10/29/1888 || 6/4/1964 || || [[Image:Warren-8686.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Grady-762| Grady, Joseph Lamar ]]|| 10/29/1883 || 11/8/1923 || || [[Image:Grady-762.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Warren-8690| Warren, Joel Asberry]] || 9/28/1849 || 12/28/1920 || || [[Image:Warren-8690.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Warren-8692| Warren, John Newton]] || 3/9/1847 || 1/31/1920 || || [[Image:Warren-8692.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Summitt-151| Summitt, Robert Elmer ]]|| 11/26/1892 || 9/8/1944 || || [[Image:Summitt-151.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Warren-8689| Warren, Charlie Cleveland ]]|| 6/9/1884 || 5/3/1907 || || [[Image:Warren-8689.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Alverson-271| Warren, Emeline Alverson ]]|| 4/15/1861 || 3/5/1916 || || [[Image:Alverson-271.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Warren-8688| Warren, Sidney Johnson]] || 10/18/1862 || 7/23/1938 || || [[Image:Warren-8688.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Marshall-9112| Halstead, Emma Marshall]] || 10/1/1867 || 2/23/1966 || || [[Image:Marshall-9112.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Halstead-704| Halstead, James Daniel ]]|| 3/17/1860 || 11/13/1931 || || [[Image:Halstead-704.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Halstead-705|Halstead, James Fleming ]]|| 5/8/1893 || 1/3/1910 || Son of Mr. & Mrs. J. D. Halstead. He was a kind and loving son and affectionate brother. || [[Image:Halstead-705.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Matthews-6009|Matthews, James Nolan ]]|| 9/26/1869 || 3/4/1941 || || [[Image:Matthews-6009.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Winne-202|Matthews, Lena Inez ]]|| 8/22/1875 || 4/21/1939 || || [[Image:Matthews-6009.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Culbreath-25|Brockett, Lee]] || 1875 || 1908 || Wife of J. R. Brockett, Asleep in Jesus || [[Image:Culbreath-25.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Brockett-313| Brockett, James R ]]|| 1/7/1871 || 8/16/1950 || || [[Image:Brockett-313.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Unknown-319138| Brockett, Mattie G ]]|| 8/1/1898 || 11/23/1980 || ||[[Image:Unknown-319138.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Allen-21815| Allen, Robert Owen ]]|| 10/28/1850 || 4/9/1912 || || [[Image:Allen-21815.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Curry-2713| Allen, Jessie Curry]] || 11/6/1857 || 8/30/1938 || ||[[Image:Curry-2713.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Wardell-254|Wardell, Theodore R]] || 10/16/1832 || 10/4/1907 || Freemason ||[[Image:Wardell-254.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Wainman-33| Wainman, Thomas C ]]|| 4/28/1836 || 3/19/1908 || Warm summer sun shine kindly here, Warm Souhtern wind blow softly here, Green sod above, lie light, lie light, Good night, Dear heart, Good night, good night || [[Image:Wainman-33.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Yarrington-115|Yarrington, Ida ]]|| 1850 || 1921 || || [[Image:Yarrington-115.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Tipton-1037| Tipton, Thomas J ]]|| 9/28/1890 || 2/9/1956 || Georgia, PVT HO Co 319 Field Arty, World War I || [[Image:Tipton-1037.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Tipton-1037| Tipton, Thomas Jefferson, Sr ]]|| 9/28/1890 || 2/9/1956 || || [[Image:Tipton-1037-1.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Emanuel-150| Tipton, Myrtle Emanuel ]]|| 9/4/1908 || 2/5/1975 || || [[Image:Emanuel-150.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Tipton-1038| Tipton, Thomas J, Jr ]]|| 8/18/1934 || 7/14/1979 || US Air Force || [[Image:Tipton-1038.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Tipton-1039| Bowen, Deloris Tipton ]]|| 4/6/1930 || 7/10/2008 || || [[Image:Tipton-1039.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Pittman-1814| Emanuel, Daisy A Pittman]] || 1/17/1880 || 9/16/1952 || || [[Image:Pittman-1814.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Emanuel-151| Emanuel, Marjorie Lorene]] || 8/11/1906 || 4/23/1908 || Daughter of Jas. H & Dasie Emanuel || [[Image:Emanuel-151.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Emanuel-152|Emanuel, James Hillard ]]|| 7/24/1869 || 1/10/1928 || || [[Image:Emanuel-152.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Tipton-1042| Tipton, James Cleveland ]]|| 6/11/1926 || 12/17/1994 || M SGT US ARMY Air Corps World War II || [[Image:Tipton-1042.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Gilmore-1674| Gilmore, James Leopold]] || 1/25/1854 || 9/24/1926 || Born Jan. 25, 1854 in Middlesex County England Died Sept. 24, 1926 || [[Image:Gilmore-1674.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Averea-1|Gilmore, Nancy Averea ]]|| 9/25/1850 || 9/25/1933 || Wife of James L. Gilmore || [[Image:Averea-1.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Gilmore-1675| McIntosh, Mae Gilmore]] || 3/31/1890 || 6/17/1939 || || [[Image:Gilmore-1675.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Hoffman-4894| Hoffman, James Reid ]]|| Jan. 1910 || || Infant son of Roger E Reid || [[Image:Hoffman-4894.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Jester-645|Jester, Mary Mariah Coleman ]]|| 9/15/1874 || 2/13/1957 || Sweet be the home of the spirit immortal || [[Image:Jester-645.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Golucke-2| Golucke, Victor Lee]] || 11/25/1891 || 6/19/1926 || God's best handiwork || [[Image:Golucke-2.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Jester-597| Golucke, Minnie Lee Jester]] || 11/3/1885 || 1/26/1957 || Why should we sorrow, the Lord has redeemed thee. || [[Image:Jester-597.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Jester-595| Jester, Willie Griffin ]]|| 4/26/1908 || 6/23/1908 || Infant Daughter of T W & Willie M Jester || [[Image:Jester-595.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Jester-596| Jester, James Roy ]]|| 5/27/1895 || 9/25/1950 || We are still joined in the heart, and hope to meet again. || [[Image:Jester-596.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Griffin-6423| Jester, Willie Mitchell Griffin]] || 12/16/1872 || 4/29/1908 || Wife of T. W. Jester || [[Image:Griffin-6423.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Jester-584| Jester, T. W. ]]|| 1869 || 1930 || || [[Image:Jester-584.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Golucke-1| Jester, Myrtis Gordon Golucke ]]|| 2/6/1884 || 9/13/1949 || Wife of T. W. Jester, Thine eyes shall see the King in his beauty, they shall be hold the land that is very far off. || [[Image:Golucke-1.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Fiveash-51| Hilton, Mary Alma Fiveash ]]|| 7/17/1900 || 4/22/1981 || || [[Image:Fiveash-51.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Hilton-1767|Hilton, William Newton Sr]] || 8/19/1896 || 6/5/1956 || || [[Image:Hilton-1767.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Davidson-6259| Hilton, Ola Clyde]] || 3/18/1867 || 10/28/1955 || || [[Image:Davidson-6259.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Hilton-1768|Hilton, J. Henry]] || 1862 || 1936 || || [[Image:Hilton-1768.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Hilton-1769| Hilton, Clifford H ]]|| 1888 || 1848 || || [[Image:Hilton-1769.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Davidson-6264| Davidson, W. N. ]]|| 12/18/1863 || 12/1/1907 || Bro. of Mrs. J. H. Hilton || [[Image:Davidson-6264.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Ingram-2426| Ingram, J L ]]|| || 11/4/1907 || Died Nov 4, 1907 Age 54 Yrs.; A precious one from us has gone, a voice we loved is stilled. || [[Image:Ingram-2426.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Ingram-2425| Ingram, Frank L. Sr. ]]|| 1878 || 1937 || || [[Image:Ingram-2425.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Hawkins-5808| Dillard, Cleopatra Hawkins ]]|| 1896 || 1944 || "Cliff", In loving memory || [[Image:Hawkins-5808.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Holder-1714|Holder, Maria Celestine ]]|| 6/29/1853 || 10/4/1907 || || [[Image:Holder-1714.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Roberts-17298| Roberts, Joseph Drew]] || 10/17/1853 || 1/12/1907 || || [[Image:Roberts-17298.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Brown-47937|Brown, Baby Girl ]]|| 6/7/1931 || 6/8/1931 || Baby girl of Leonard and Ruth Hines Brown || [[Image:Brown-47937.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Smith-103140| Smith. Troup Hines]]|| 1/20/1924 || || Baby son of Sweet & Grace Hines Smith || [[Image:Smith-103140.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Ragland-564| Newsome, Clara Frances Ragland ]]|| 7/8/1839 || 6/30/1918 || Wife of Dr. Tom W. Newsome || [[Image:Ragland-564.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Newsome-424| Newsome, William Ragland ]]|| || 6/13/1914 || As one whom his mother comforteth, so will I comfort you. || [[Image:Newsome-424.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Hines-2056| Hines, Troup ]]|| 3/13/1867 || 6/9/1933 || His life was one of acts of kindness and of love. ||[[Image:Hines-2056.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Newsome-423| Hines, Martha Newsom ]]|| 4/18/1868 || 7/1/1963 || Wife of Troup Hines || [[Image:Newsome-423.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Newsome-425|Hill, Deloney Brown Newsome ]]|| || 2/19/1917 || "Brownie"; Wife of Henry Lloyd Hill; She has answered in a mother's way, the call of her little child. ||[[Image:Newsome-425.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Hill-18368| Hill, Lloyd ]]|| 11/14/1918 || 4/30/1920 || Son of Lloyd & Brownie Hill || [[Image:Hill-18368.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Massay-13|Massay, Richard]] || 5/18/1831 || 4/27/1910 || || [[Image:Massay-13.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Unknown-319702| Toole, Annie E ]]|| 4/15/1834 || 2/20/1914 || || [[Image:Unknown-319702.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Toole-275| Buchanan, Annie A Toole ]]|| 5/29/1860 || 5/17/1910 || Wife of C. N. Buchanan || [[Image:Toole-275.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Buchanan-2990| Buchanan, Conrad Nathaniel]] || 9/26/1856 || 12/21/1915 || || [[Image:Buchanan-2990.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Buchanan-2991| Moore, Odeal Buchanan]] || 3/26/1890 || 12/10/1917 || Wife of E. C. Moore || [[Image:Buchanan-2991.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Buckner-808|Buckner, Thomas N. ]]|| 7/22/1875 || 6/9/1941 || || [[Image:Buckner-808.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Buchanan-2992| Buckner, Florence A Buchanan]] || 12/5/1879 || 4/16/1958 || Wife of Thomas N Buckner || [[Image:Buchanan-2992.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Canova-28| Canova, Infant Son ]]|| 3/29/1912 || 5/6/1912 || Infant son of Mr. & Mrs. Oscar Nolan Canova || [[Image:Canova-28.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Wright-20179| Wright, William Ransom ]]|| 3/3/1868 || 11/13/1927 || || [[Image:Wright-20179.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Seale-481|Wright, Annie Emma Seale]] || 1/4/1876 || 1/24/1940 || ||[[Image:Seale-481.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Wright-2180|Wright, Jule ]]|| 9/12/1907 || 3/14/1973 || Florida PVC US Army World War II || [[Image:Wright-20180.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Wright-20181| Simmons, Claudia Sue Wright ]]|| 2/23/1912 || 9/15/2015 || ||[[Image:Wright-20181.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Royal-405| Royal, Wilfred J ]]|| 7/1/1930 || 12/25/2011 || SSGT US Air Force Korea ||[[Image:Royal-405.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Ash-1208| Shirley, Minnie Ash]] || 10/2/1905 || 1/21/1980 || || [[Image:Ash-1208.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Shirley-1440| Shirley, Claud W Sr]] || 1/10/1895 || 6/14/1967 || || [[Image:Shirley-1440.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Cottles-2|Shirley, Willie Cottles ]]|| 7/15/1894 || 12/19/1928 || Wife of C. W. Shirley || [[Image:Cottles-2.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Shirley-1441|Shirley, James Leonard ]]|| 1/22/1926 || 7/25/1926 || || [[Image:Shirley-1441.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Shirley-1442|Shirley, Mary Jane]] || 9/7/1923 || 11/26/1925 || || [[Image:Shirley-1442.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Unknown-319849|Shirley, Sarah "Sally" Lynn]] || 2/7/1944 || 6/12/2006 || "I love you, but I love Jesus most of all." Devoted wife, mother, grandmother, nurse, friend and Christian always with a smile || [[Image:Unknown-319849.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Cobb-4754| Cobb, Lucious M ]]|| || 11/5/1938 || Georgia PVT QM Corps || [[Image:Cobb-4754.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Cross-4458| Cross, B. R.]] || 2/22/1851 || 9/15/1933 || Gone but not forgotten || [[Image:Cross-4458.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Kirkland-1436| Cross, M C ]]|| 1/12/1851 || 7/12/1938 || Gone but not forgotten || [[Image:Kirkland-1436.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Unknown-320000| Knight, Annie Sue]] || 5/17/1915 || 7/22/1983 || || [[Image:Unknown-320000.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Knight-7540|Knight, Forrest Therie]] || 1/19/1901 || 2/18/1972 || ||[[Image:Knight-7540.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Knight-7539| Knight, Archibald Augustus ]]|| 2/21/1879 || 4/27/1947 || || [[Image:Knight-7539.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Albritton-347| Knight, Meta Albritton]] || 9/6/1880 || 10/23/1928 || || [[Image:Albritton-347.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Jones-43438| Jones, Bertie ]]|| 2/5/1905 || 3/13/1984 || || [[Image:Jones-43438.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Unknown-320169| Jones, Madeline A]] || 1/22/1922 || || || [[Image:Unknown-320169.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Jones-43437| Jones, Carroll D ]]|| 3/5/1931 || || || [[Image:Jones-43437.jpg|100px]] |- | Stenzel, Elizabeth R || 11/27/1929 || || || |- | [[Stavely-70|Stavely, Infant Son ]]|| 1/28/1952 || || Infant son of M. W. and Agnes Stavely || [[Image:Stavely-70.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Weddington-304| Barber, Estelle Weddington]] || 1877 || 1951 || || [[Image:Weddington-304.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Barber-4704|Stavely, Cornelia B]] || 1899 || 1926 || || [[Image:Barber-4704.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Barber-4703| Barber, Joe E ]]|| 1873 || 1952 || || [[Image:Barber-4703.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Maryes-1| Maryes, J. D. ]] || 3/10/1920 || 9/15/1982 || His toils are past, his work is done, he fought the fight, the victory won. || [[Image:Maryes-1.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Poitevint-19| Maryes, Alice Poitevint Stavely ]]|| 8/12/1924 || 10/4/1999 || The finest rose in the garden of life is the fellowship of friends,Time glorifies its beauty with a fragrance that never ends, No cloud can shade its loveliness, no storm its petals part, for the flower of friendhip dwells forever in the shrine of the human heart. || [[Image:Poitevint-19.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Stavely-71| Stavely, Neal W]] || 3/13/1922 || 3/8/1963 || His words were kindness, his deeds were love, his spirit humble, he rests above. || [[Image:Stavely-71.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Taylor-33072| Taylor, John C]] || 4/23/1883 || 12/3/1951 || Freemason || [[Image:Taylor-33072.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Mclersy-1| Taylor, Martha E ]]|| 10/5/1882 || 11/18/1972 || Eastern Star || [[Image:Taylor-33072.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Taylor-33073| Taylor, Little J C Jr]] || 7/28/1917 || 10/24/1923 || Son of J C & Elizabeth Taylor || [[Image:Taylor-33073.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Taylor-33074| Pace, Elizabeth Taylor]] || 4/10/1913 || 4/14/1969 || || [[Image:Taylor-33074.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Hawkins-5834| Wilson, Jessie Lou Hawkins ]]|| 1906 || 1991 || || [[Image:Hawkins-5834.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Hawkins-5837|Tyler, Charlotte Hawkins]] || 1909 || 1980 || || [[Image:Hawkins-5837.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Montgomery-5963| Hawkins, Frances Elizabeth]] || 1873 || 1961 || || [[Image:Montgomery-5963.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Hawkins-5835| Hawkins, A. F.]] || 1869 || 1936 || || [[Image:Hawkins-5835.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Hawkins-5836|Nunnery, Kate Hawkins]] || 1889 || 1922 || || [[Image:Hawkins-5836.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Thompson-27324| Thompson, Infant Son]] || 5/10/1934 || || Infant son of W C and Martha Thompson Jr || [[Image:Thompson-27324.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Thompson-27321| Thompson, W C Sr ]]|| 11/14/1873 || 11/22/1939 || Freemason ||[[Image:Thompson-27321.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Lee-15841| Thompson, Lilla Lee]] || 3/6/1871 || 12/30/1952 || || [[Image:Lee-15841.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Forrest-1215|Dixon, Annie Forrest ]]|| 2/23/1900 || 12/5/1939 || Mother || [[Image:Forrest-1215.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Forrest-1216| Forrest, J M ]]|| 3/17/1868 || 9/22/1924 || || [[Image:Forrest-1216.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Adams-20203| Jester, Rebecca Adams]] || 5/29/1910 || 2/23/2009 || || [[Image:Adams-20203.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Jester-356| Jester, James E G Jr]] || 1913 || 1981 || US Navy World War II || [[Image:Jester-356.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Burney-459| Jester, Martha Ann Burney]] || || 10/20/1915 || || [[Image:Burney-459.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Jester-358| Jester, Thomas Gordon]] || 11/2/1914 || 4/11/1986 || || [[Image:Jester-358.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Jester-599| Jester, Ensign C Coleman]] || 9/21/1921 || 9/23/1945 || He lived, loved and moved in accordance with God's holy will. || [[Image:Jester-599.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Roberts-13536| Jester, Hattie Ruth Roberts]] || 3/14/1892 || 9/8/1952 || Mother || [[Image:Roberts-13536.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Jester-357| Jester, James Edgar Graves]] || 7/22/1882 || 3/27/1938 || Dad || [[Image:Jester-357.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Jester-598| Jester, Mary Ruth]] || 10/20/1916 || 7/25/1918 || Daughter of James E g & Hattie Ruth Jester || [[Image:Jester-598.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Gunn-1617|Gunn, James Benjamin]] || 5/3/1864 || 4/1/1921 || || [[Image:Gunn-1617.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Thompson-27330|Norris, Jennie Gunn]] || 2/14/1864 || 7/18/1947 || || [[Image:Thompson-27330.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Caldwell-3982| Caldwell, Jack ]]|| 2/4/1919 || 3/25/1979 || || [[Image:Caldwell-3982.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Proctor-2961| Olive, Christelle Proctor ]]|| 10/13/1920 || 12/3/2010 || ||[[Image:Proctor-2961.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Olive-322| Olive, Joye Aldene ]]|| 6/2/1915 || 8/30/2012 || "Skeet" || [[Image:Olive-322.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Foster-11098| Olive, Jadie Foster]] || 11/11/1890 || 2/3/1970 || || [[Image:Foster-11098.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Olive-321| Olive, Hill Watson]] || 10/12/1886 || 5/10/1970 || || [[Image:Olive-321.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Allison-2851| Olive, Carrah Elizabeth]] || 10/15/1856 || 5/2/1921 || Mother || [[Image:Allison-2851.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Seal-406| Seal, William Burton]] || 11/29/1914 || 1/16/1915 || Son of B. E. & B.B. Seal || [[Image:Seal-406.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Stoddard-1204| Stoddard, C. R.]] || 1887 || 1921 || Father; Gone but not forgotten || [[Image:Stoddard-1204.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Unknown-320745|Clark, Gertrude Whisenant ]]|| 1899 || 1946 || || [[Image:Unknown-320745.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Whisenant-158| Whisenant, J. Thomas ]]|| 4/12/1895 || 4/23/1921 || Gone but not forgotten || [[Image:Whisenant-158.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Young-18667| Giles, Margaret Y ]]|| 10/28/1884 || 7/17/1974 || || [[Image:Young-18667.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Giles-2713| Giles, Edna Earle]] || 5/26/1910 || 2/17/1921 || || [[Image:Giles-2713.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Unknown-320873| Rish, Lillie May]] || 8/24/1881 || 11/12/1914 || ||[[Image:Unknown-320873.jpg|100px]] |- | Sawyer, Ada H || 1887 || || || [[Image:Sawyer-3109.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Sawyer-3109| Sawyer, Dale ]]|| 1880 || 1934 || || [[Image:Sawyer-3109.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Unknown-320882|Alford, Marian Charlotte ]]|| || 9/3/1918 || Countess De Pau, Duchess De Navarre || [[Image:Unknown-320882.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Alford-1541|Alford, Dr. A. E. B. ]]|| 5/18/1876 || 1/14/1948 || || [[Image:Alford-1541.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Eckel-75| Alford, Matilda Hill]] || 1849 || 1939 || || [[Image:Eckel-75.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Ballance-49| Ballance, Herbert E ]]|| 1873 || 1950 || || [[Image:Ballance-49.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Alford-1542| Ballance, Bessie A ]]|| 1873 || 1960 || || [[Image:Ballance-49.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Smith-103701|Williams, Carolyn Smith]] || 2/12/1912 || 10/21/1994 || || [[Image:Smith-103701.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Williams-40980|Williams, Hugh Baxter]] || 9/13/1909 || 7/2/1984 || SSGT US Army World War II || [[Image:Williams-40980.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Williams-8212| Williams, Hugh A]] || 4/8/1879 || 4/2/1985 || Married Nov. 1, 1908 || [[Image:Williams-40978.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Singletary-51|Williams, Fannie S ]]|| 4/29/1888 || 11/25/1979 || Married Nov. 1, 1908 || [[Image:Williams-40978.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Williams-40979| Williams, Infant Son]] || 3/11/1912 || || Infant son of H. A. & Fannie E. Williams || [[Image:Williams-40979.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Buchanan-3013| Rich, Correll Buchanan ]]|| 4/6/1883 || 2/7/1958 || A tender mother and faithful friend || [[Image:Buchanan-3013-1.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Rich-2911|Rich, Benjamin H ]]|| 11/15/1888 || 8/17/1950 || || [[Image:Rich-2911.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Fields-2741| Fields, Shirley Henrietta]] || 1/13/1912 || 5/27/1912 || Little daughter of R. G. & Shirley Fields || [[Image:Fields-2741.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Gaulding-70| Gaulding, Wade H ]]|| || 8/25/1939 || CORP 3 GA INF || [[Image:Gaulding-70.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Gaulding-72|Gaulding, Melveen L ]]|| 4/6/1884 || 5/30/1970 || || [[Image:Gaulding-72.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Edwards-13187| Edwards, Eldridge N]] || 6/26/1879 || 10/31/1927 || Woodman of the World Memorial || [[Image:Edwards-13187.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Sims-3695| Edwards, Mattie Sims ]]|| 7/28/1884 || 11/24/1967 || ||[[Image:Sims-3695.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Brady-2197| Fordham, Fannie Brady]] || 1/26/1852 || 12/18/1933 || Wife of A. W. Fordham || [[Image:Brady-2197.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Brady-2195| Brady, Fannie V ]]|| 12/22/1898 || 8/14/1993 || || [[Image:Brady-2195.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Brady-2191| Brady, Joseph M ]]|| 12/24/1855 || 8/17/1926 || || [[Image:Brady-2191.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Crocker-1362| Crocker, Robert R]] || 4/26/1887 || 9/30/1948 || || [[Image:Crocker-1362.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Brady-2196|Crocker, Ethel Brady]] || 11/30/1887 || 5/24/1949 || || [[Image:Brady-2196.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Blackshear-163|Brady, Rosanna Blackshear ]]|| 9/18/1858 || 4/23/1942 || || [[Image:Brady-2191.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Brady-2192|Brady, Patrick H]] || 10/7/1889 || 4/9/1914 || || [[Image:Brady-2192.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Brady-2193| Brady, Roy R]] || 5/6/1895 || 10/21/1970 || Georgia PFC US Army World War I || [[Image:Brady-2193.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Brady-2194| Brady, Eustace B ]]|| 4/7/1902 || 6/28/1935 || || [[Image:Brady-2194.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Girvin-48| Girvin, John A]] || 7/7/1902 || 1/14/1977 || PVT US Army World War II ||[[Image:Girvin-48.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Unknown-321232| Girvin, Anna Marie]] || 8/19/1915 || 7/28/2003 || Beloved Wife of John || [[Image:Unknown-321232.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Girvin-46|Girvin, Dr Robert Haines]] || 11/2/1870 || 6/12/1954 || || [[Image:Girvin-46.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Patterson-8326| Girvin, Marion Elizabeth]] || 3/30/1880 || 5/3/1972 || || [[Image:Girvin-46.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Unknown-321230| Patterson, Deborah C]] || 5/15/1853 || 9/22/1915 || || [[Image:Unknown-321230.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Girvin-47|Girvin, Robyn Jahna]] || 10/15/1915 || 10/16/1915 || || [[Image:Girvin-47.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Cox-14256| Cox, Ira LaRue]] || 2/8/1897 || 1/13/1973 || Freemason || [[Image:Girvin-47.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Girvin-49| Cox, Evelyn Girvin]] || 8/14/1914 || || Eastern Star ||[[Image:Girvin-49.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Cox-14262| Cox, Kenneth Girvin]] || 6/9/1939 || || Into Thine Hands I command My Spirit || [[Image:Cox-14262.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Weaver-5994| Cox, Elsie Weaver]] || 11/1/1936 || 4/3/1999 || || [[Image:Cox-14262.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Hughes-9444| Hughes, H Lee ]]|| 7/5/1885 || 1/4/1949 || FLT (Independent Order of Odd Fellows), Asleep In Jesus || [[Image:Hughes-9444.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Cook-15770| Hughes, Ethel Cook ]]|| 7/7/1890 || 8/5/1987 || Asleep in Jesus || [[Image:Cook-15770.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Unknown-321363| Hertzfeldt, Clara H ]]|| 8/9/1913 || 1/29/1961 || || [[Image:Unknown-321363.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Hertzfeldt-1| Hertzfeldt, Waldo L]] || 3/22/1910 || 4/15/1989 || || [[Image:Hertzfeldt-1.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Chason-33|Chason, Theodore Webster ]]|| 10/17/1893 || 12/18/1934 || || [[Image:Chason-33.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Thompson-27396| Thompson, Aubrey Jr]] || 12/3/1918 || 5/16/1920 || Son of Aubrey Sr & Viola King Thompson || [[Image:Thompson-27396.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Thompson-27397| Thompson, Cecil Eugene ]] || 3/19/1926 || 5/7/1927 || Son of Aubrey Sr & Viola King Thompson || [[Image:Thompson-27397.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Greene-4144| Greene, Eloise Elaine ]]|| 4/14/1903 || 3/13/1939 || Beloved and Devoted daughter and sister || [[Image:Greene-4144.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Greene-4145| Greene, John Colin]] || 10/14/1904 || 5/29/1967 || Our Loving Brother, The Seed is Given, Life Itself is Consumed; Military marker is inscribed:Georgia. FCSC US Navy World War II || [[Image:Greene-4145.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Greene-4146|Greene, Shelby Bascom]] || 8/21/1915 || 4/9/1989 || Here lies the ashes of Shelby Bascom Greene August 21, 1915 - April 9, 1989, Christian Gentleman, Generous Friend, Good Soldier, Our Loving Brother || [[Image:Greene-4146.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Greene-4147| Greene, Helen Ione]] || 8/28/1908 || || Student and Teacher PH D University of Chicago 1945 || [[Image:Greene-4147.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Greene-4143| Greene, John Calvin]] || 1/7/1872 || 4/19/1925 || ||[[Image:Greene-4143.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Trawick-148|Greene, Mary Angeline Trawick ]]|| 7/29/1885 || 11/9/1920 || || [[Image:Trawick-148.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Greene-4148|Greene, Sergt. Ralph C]] || 8/2/1899 || 11/7/1919 || With Co B 26th INF At Cantigny and 2nd Marne with Signal Corps at St. ? and the Argonne Forrest || [[Image:Greene-4148.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Willis-5027| Willis, Lester L]] || 3/15/1886 || 11/21/1931 || Gone but not forgotten ||[[Image:Willis-5027.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Greene-4149|Willis, Grace]] || 5/11/1894 || 8/5/1923 || Wife of L. L. Willis || [[Image:Greene-4149.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Greene-4150| Greene, Laurens Trawick ]]|| 12/27/1910 || 7/2/1971 || In Loving Memory || [[Image:Greene-4150.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Greene-4151|Greene, Frances McGrady ]]|| 8/9/1906 || 8/6/1882 || In Loving Memory || [[Image:Greene-4151.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Arden-194|Arden, Daniel D ]]|| 1892 || 1975 || QM3 US Navy World War I || [[Image:Arden-194.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Battle-389|Battle, Thomas M]] || 11/23/1857 || 10/28/1934 || || [[Image:Battle-389.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Rice-8779| Battle, Maud R]] || 1/29/1872 || 6/3/1951 || || [[Image:Rice-8779.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Arden-195| Arden, Caroline]] || 10/16/1928 || 8/21/1999 || || [[Image:Arden-195.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Arden-194|Arden, Daniel D]] || 10/25/1892 || 9/7/1975 || || [[Image:Arden-194.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Battle-390|Arden, Caroline B]] || 7/22/1902 || 8/18/1987 || || [[Image:Unknown-352253.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Rice-8781|Rice, Robert H ]]|| 2/25/1881 || 9/8/1914 || || [[Image:Rice-8781.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Manning-3767|Manning, Grace B]] || 12/19/1871 || 3/29/1915 || || [[Image:Manning-3767.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Battle-392|Battle, William R ]]|| 2/3/1899 || 10/22/1922 || || [[Image:Battle-392.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Battle-391|Battle, Trevor R]] || 1/10/1893 || 12/3/1965 || || [[Image:Battle-391.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Unknown-352404| Duckworth, Amelia]] || || 1900 || || [[Image:Unknown-352404.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Battle-391|Battle, Trevor Robert ]]|| 1/10/1893 || 12/3/1965 || Georgia Sgt US Army World War I || [[Image:Battle-391.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Sadler-1394|Sadler, John F ]]|| 5/10/1850 || 5/1/1900 || Son of James & Fathy Sadler || [[Image:Sadler-1394.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Harrell-2019|Harrell, Barbare Ella]] || 3/2/1899 || 10/26/1899 || Daughter of W. G. & B. E. Harrell || [[Image:Harrell-2019.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Harrell-2020|Harrell, Vivian Ernestine]] || 12/14/1897 || 5/13/1901 (?) || Daughter of W. G. & Barbara Harrell || [[Image:Harrell-2020.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Harrell-2018|Harrell, William G]] || 12/18/1857 || 7/13/1946 || || [[Image:Harrell-2018.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Sadler-1395| Harrell, Barbara E ]]|| 4/30/1860 || 12/3/1917 || Wife of W. G. Harrell || [[Image:Sadler-1395.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Sikes-634| Sikes, Dr James A B ]]|| 1/7/1854 || 9/30/1917 || || [[Image:Sikes-634.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Sikes-302|Chason, Sarah Sikes]] || 4/12/1855 || 2/12/1923 || Wife of DR J. D. Chason, "Having finished life's duty, she now sweetly rests" || [[Image:Sikes-302-1.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Chason-27| Chason, Dr J. D. ]]|| 2/24/1861 || 10/13/1918 || || [[Image:Chason-27.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Chason-36| Chason, John Randolph]] || 7/29/1897 || 8/5/1927 || || [[Image:Chason-36.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Wheat-659|Wheat, Marjorie ]]|| 3/11/1909 || 3/14/1914 || Daughter of Robert F and Alice Chason Wheat, "She came to raise our hearts to heaven. She goes to call us there." || [[Image:Wheat-659.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Trawick-93|Chason, Mrs. Mary ]]|| April 1833 || July 1907 || || [[Image:Trawick-93.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Chason-67|Chason, William Early]] || 8/15/1891 || Jan 1904 || || [[Image:Chason-67.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Chason-68|Chason, Mary Alma]] || 1/11/1888 || 12/22/1898 || || [[Image:Chason-68.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Chason-22| Chason, Stephen]] || no dates || no dates || Co H 5 GA INF C.S.A. || [[Image:Chason-22.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Chason-18| Chason, Reuben]] || no dates || no dates || Sims' Co 6 GA INF || [[Image:Chason-18.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Reynolds-10686|Reynolds, James E ]]|| 10/30/1861 || 5/30/1938 || || [[Image:Reynolds-10686.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Averette-22|Reynolds, Sadie E]] || 9/18/1860 || 5/8/1946 || || [[Image:Reynolds-10686.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Reynolds-10697|Reynolds, Infant 's]]|| no dates || no dates || Infant's of Mr. & Mrs. J. E. Reynolds || [[Image:Reynolds-10697.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Reynolds-10696|Reynolds, Mayette]] || 8/21/1896 || 4/26/1897 || Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. J. E. Reynolds || [[Image:Reynolds-10696.jpg|100px]] |- | Reynolds, J. ?. || no dates || no dates || Co. 1? 1st GA REG CSA || |- |[[Reynolds-10695| Reynolds, James Irvin]] || 9/25/1892 || 2/23/1977 || || [[Image:Reynolds-10695.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Folson-15|Allen, Beulah Folson ]]|| 1864 || 1948 || || [[Image:Folson-15.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Allen-24541| Allen, Henry Calton]] || 1855 || 1941 || || [[Image:Folson-15.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Allen-24542| Newman, Jett Allen]] || 1889 || 1932 || || [[Image:Allen-24542.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Allen-24543|Allen, B. F. ]]|| 11/8/1887 || 2/5/1909 || Son of H. C. & Georgia Allen, Born in Pike Co., GA, Died in Bainbridge, GA || [[Image:Allen-24543.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Folsom-976|Folson, Eugene W]] || 3/1/1861 || 6/17/1905 || || [[Image:Folsom-976.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Thomas-23926| Thomas, Cada H ]]|| || 9/2/1891 || Spirit of the sainted dead, Go to thy longed for happy home, Though earth may boast one ? the less,…, Freemason || [[Image:Thomas-23926.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Bethea-84| Bethea, Augustus Brown]] || 1/19/1856 || 9/9/1903 || Erected to the memory of Augustus Brown Bethea by his son || [[Image:Bethea-84.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Bethea-89|Bethea, Charles Munnerlyn ]]|| 7/21/1892 || 1/24/1896 || Son of John Brown & Florida Munnerlyn Bethea || [[Image:Bethea-89.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Bethea-90|Bethea, Eugene Schackleford ]]|| 6/18/1898 || 11/12/1899 || Son of John Brown & Florida Munnerlyn Bethea || [[Image:Bethea-90.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Berry-9189|Berry, Logan Alexander ]]|| 10/7/1905 || 7/18/1921 || Son of Dr. Logan D. Berry || [[Image:Berry-9189.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Berry-9188| Berry, Dr. Logan D. ]]|| 9/26/1881 || 2/29/1920 || Son of Dr & Mrs V. Berry || [[Image:Berry-9188.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Berry-9187| Berry, Dr. Vega]] || 2/16/1948 || 2/28/1929 || || [[Image:Berry-9187.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Redding-648|Berry, Mrs. Susie ]]|| 6/29/1854 || 5/4/1921 || Wife of Dr. V. Berry, "Here lies a devoted wife and mother, asleep in Jesus" || [[Image:Berry-9187.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Cloud-859|Cloud, Robert B Hoke]] || 4/2/1910 || 5/27/1948 || || [[Image:Cloud-859.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Humphrey-5358|Hodges, Louise Humphrey Cloud ]]|| 9/2/1914 || 7/30/1995 ||Wife of R B Hoke Cloud || [[Image:Humphrey-5358.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Smith-118650| Smith, Susan Elizabeth]] || 1/?/1905 ||7/?/1906 || Dau of Mr Mrs J H Smith || [[Image:Smith-118650.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Smith-118647| Smith, Jesse Hill ]]|| 6/16/1872 || 11/8/1962 || None knew thee, but to love thee || [[Image:Smith-118647.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Farnell-130|Smith, Orrie F ]]|| 1/28/1877 || 1/12/1956 || God Gave. He took. He will restore. He doeth all things well || [[Image:Farnell-130.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Farnell-133| Farnell, Henry Grady Jr]] || 3/15/1929 || 12/27/1994 || PFC US Army Korea, "Always in our hearts and memories" || [[Image:Farnell-133.jpg|100px]] |- | Farnell, Margaret Chambers || 3/3/1934 || || || |- |[[Farnell-132| Farnell, Henry Grady]] || 7/2/1889 || 4/30/1969 || He was a man among men || [[Image:Farnell-132.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Unknown-353254|Farnell, Eva M]] || 3/24/1895 || 2/3/1958 || She was a kind and affectionate wife, a fond mother, and a friend to all || [[Image:Farnell-132-1.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Farnell-134|Brinson, Henrietta Cloud ]]|| 1/3/1885 || 5/5/1966 || A tender mother and faithful friend || [[Image:Farnell-134.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Cooper-15005|Farnell, Alice ]]|| 1/10/1856 || 10/15/1938 || || [[Image:Cooper-15005.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Farnell-131|Farnell, Alford C ]]|| 6/22/1853 || 4/30/1895 || || [[Image:Farnell-131.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Mathis-1562| Mathis, Willow Glenn]] || 9/24/1866 || 5/23/1915 || Woodman of the World Memorial || [[Image:Mathis-1562.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Cox-16497|Mathis, Eleanora C]] || 1/13/1869 || 5/22/1946 || In memoriam Supreme Forest Woodman Circle || [[Image:Cox-16497.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Mathis-1561|Mathis, Cortez ]]|| 12/14/1867 || 11/17/1908 || || [[Image:Mathis-1561.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Unknown-353265| Mathis, Ganilda ]]|| 11/16/1844 || 4/20/1891 || Wife of J. W. Mathis || [[Image:Unknown-353265.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Mathis-1563|Mathis, W. Glenn]] || 1/20/1896 || 9/21/1935 || || [[Image:Mathis-1563.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Mathis-1564|Mathis, Infant ]] || 2/10/1918 || || Dau of W. G. & Nellie Mathis || [[Image:Mathis-1564.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Griffin-7533|Jones, Katie Griffin]] || 8/15/1851 || 6/20/1889 || Wife of W. C. Jones, Wife and Mother, Born in Attapulgus, GA, Died in Bainbridge, GA || [[Image:Griffin-7533.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Jones-50986| Jones, Honiker Peacock]] || 1/18/1889 || 7/21/1889 || Son of W. C. Jones || [[Image:Jones-50986.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Jones-50987| Jones, Katie]] || 1/18/1876 || 1/20/1876 || Daughter of W. C. & K. G. Jones || [[Image:Jones-50987.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Magruder-240| Magruder, Capt. E. L.]] || 8/10/1866 || 11/18/1952 || Mizpah || [[Image:Magruder-240.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Unknown-353764|Magruder, Mrs. Minnie ]]|| 2/4/1867 || 10/4/1949 || Mizpah || [[Image:Unknown-353764.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Peacock-2333|Peacock, Levi Henderson]] || 7/17/1831 || 12/21/1905 || Freemason, "His words were kindness, his deeds were love, His spirit humble, he rests above" || [[Image:Peacock-2333.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Griffin-7612|Peacock, Linnie ]]|| 1/5/1833 || 4/23/1892 || Wife of Dr. L. H. Peacock || [[Image:Griffin-7612.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Peacock-2338|Peacock, Charlie H ]]|| 3/21/1867 || 4/27/1890 || Son of Dr L H and Linnie Peacock || [[Image:Peacock-2338.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Peacock-2339| Peacock, James ]]|| 9/17/1869|| 7/25/1882 || Son of Dr L H and Linnie Peacock || [[Image:Peacock-2339.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Worsham-307| Worsham, John Mettauer]] || 7/9/1975 || 2/15/1919 || || [[Image:Worsham-307-1.jpg|100px]] |- |[[McGill-1435| Worsham, Lillian Dalham McGill ]]|| 8/8/1880 || 8/30/1959 || || [[Image:McGill-1435.jpg|100px]] |- | [[McGill-1441|McKinney, Annie Fleming McGill]] || 1857 || 2/9/1896 || || [[Image:McGill-1441.jpg|100px]] |- | [[McLauchlin-35|McGill, Harriet Elizabeth McLauchlin ]]|| 1837 || 1/7/1892 || || [[Image:McLauchlin-35.jpg|100px]] |- |[[McGill-1440| McKown, Elizabeth McGill]] || Aug 1861 || 10/18/1918 || || [[Image:McGill-1440.jpg|100px]] |- | [[McKown-109|McKown, Willis Westmoreland]] || Sept 1887 || 7/5/1912 || || [[Image:McKown-109.jpg|100px]] |- | [[McGill-1437|McGill, Daniel || 1832 || 2/9/1894 || || [[Image:McGill-1437.jpg|100px]] |- |[[McGill-1439| McGill, Daniel Jr ]]|| 1875 ||6/13/1905 || || [[Image:McGill-1439.jpg|100px]] |- |[[McGill-1438| McGill, Harriet Elizabeth]] || 1872 || 1884 || || [[Image:McGill-1438.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Mitchell-15445|Mitchell, Edw H ]]|| 1876 ||1955 || || [[Image:Mitchell-15445.jpg|100px]] |- | [[O'Neal-1038|O'Neal, Wm O]] || 1/12/1868 || 3/29/1908 || || [[Image:O_Neal-1038.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Roberts-11088|O'Neal, Chloe Roberts]] || 1/11/1853 || 4/4/1919 || At Rest || [[Image:Roberts-11088.jpg|100px]] |- |[[O'Neal-1041| O'Neal, Cora ]]|| 2/14/1879 || 5/2/1962 || || [[Image:O_Neal-1041.jpg|100px]] |- |[[O'Neal-1043| Mitchell, Leuelle O'N]] || 3/28/1881 || 5/8/1960 || || [[Image:O_Neal-1043.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Tyson-219| O'Neal, Mary Charlotte Tyson]] || 6/20/1912 || 12/25/1974 || For 40 Year The Dearly Beloved Wife Of Maston Emmett O'Neal Jr., "Many women have done excellently, but you have surpassed them all" Proverbs 31:29 || [[Image:Tyson-219.jpg|100px]] |- |[[O'Neal-190| O'Neal, Maston Emmett Jr]] || 7/19/1907 || 1/9/1990 || Solicitor General, Albany Judicial Circuit 6 Terms, US Congressman 3 Terms, Never Opposed For Re-election, Lieut. U.S.N. World War II, Loving and Devoted Husband of Mary Charlotte Tyson and Laura Frances McKibben Allen || [[Image:O_Neal-190.jpg|100px]] |- |[[O'Neal-1042| O'Neal, Edna]] || 10/6/1886 || 4/15/1887 || Daut. Of Maston & Chloe O'Neal || [[Image:ONeal-337.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Smart-2330|Smart, Francis Paul]] || 6/2/1882 || 11/?/1884 || Son of E H & C L Smart || [[Image:Smart-2330.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Smart-2332| Smart, Carrie Olive]] || 3/28/1886 || 2/21/1954 || She lived for others, "Miss Carrie" || [[Image:Smart-2332.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Smart-2333|Smart, Pauline]] || 3/28/1884 || 2/21/1966 || Not My Will, But Thine Be Done, "Miss Pauline" || [[Image:Smart-2333.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Gough-1021|Woodbury, Emma Gough ]]|| 4/14/1880 || 1/10/1969 || Wife of Claude Hinson Woodbury, Mother of Edith Belle, Mireau, Doris, Carolyn, Milton, William || [[Image:Gough-1021.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Woodbury-914| Vacinek, Sally Woodbury]] || 9/22/1946 || 2/25/1999 || || [[Image:Woodbury-914.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Gaines-1284| Woodbury, Mary Bruce Gaines]] || 2/29/1912 || 11/27/2004 || || [[Image:Gaines-1284.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Woodbury-913| Woodbury, Joseph Milton]] || 3/23/1912 || 4/30/1982 || || [[Image:Woodbury-913.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Bruce-4545| Bruce, Charles]] || 2/5/1869 || 10/14/1902 || || [[Image:Bruce-4545.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Bruce-4548|Bruce, George W ]]|| 1862|| 1896 || || [[Image:Bruce-4548.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Bruce-4544| Bruce, Dr. William N.]] || 10/13/1811 || 10/24/1886 || Freemason, Aged 75 Years || [[Image:Bruce-4544.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Bates-7511|Bruce, Mary Susan]] || 12/4/1831 || 12/29/1916 || Mother, "Blessed are the pure in heart for they shall see God" || [[Image:Bates-7511.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Gaines-1285| Gaines, William A ]]|| 12/14/1842 || 1/7/1926 || Co G, GA INF, C.S.A. || [[Image:Gaines-1285.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Bruce-4543|Gaines, Sallie Bruce]] || 10/26/1872 || 5/1/1962 || But seek ye first the kingdom of God, and all things shall be added unto you. Matt: 6-33 || [[Image:Bruce-4543.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Russell-5391| Roberts, Elizabeth Russell ]]|| 8/?/1826 || 12/7/1905 || || [[Image:Russell-5391.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Mitchell-15552|McLauchlin, Bessie Mitchell]] || 1/7/1890 || 4/9/1962 || Wife of Daniel J McLauchlin || [[Image:Mitchell-15552.jpg|100px]] |- | [[McLauchlin-37|McLauchlin, Daniel J ]]|| 11/8/1888 || 6/20/1938 || || [[Image:McLauchlin-37.jpg|100px]] |- |[[McCullers-49| McLauchlin, Nannie ]]|| 5/18/1862 || 4/13/1932 || || [[Image:McCullers-49.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Unknown-356185|McLauchlin, Bell ]]|| 1846 || 1885 || || [[Image:Unknown-356185.jpg|100px]] |- | [[McLauchlin-36|McLauchlin, Duncan]] || 1824 || 3/5/1891 || || [[Image:McLauchlin-36.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Fletcher-6652|Fletcher, John Robert ]]|| 12/24/1912 || 2/18/1994 || Bob || [[Image:Fletcher-6652.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Fletcher-6653| Fletcher, Hugh McKay ]]|| 5/16/1921 || 8/21/2008 || Co X US Navy World War II || [[Image:Fletcher-6653.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Wall-3682| Fletcher, Marian Wall ]]|| 1/3/1925 || 11/26/1995 || || [[Image:Wall-3682.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Fletcher-6650| Fletcher, John Hugh ]]|| 8/5/1868 || 11/4/1941 || || [[Image:Fletcher-6650.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Jordan-7926| Fletcher, Lilla Jordan]] || 4/16/1887 || 12/2/1979 || Wife of John Hugh Fletcher || [[Image:Jordan-7926.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Fletcher-6655|Miller, Mary Fletcher Heaton]] || 10/27/1910 || 8/10/1999 || || [[Image:Fletcher-6655.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Miller-42451| Miller, Thomas Wilson]] || 8/29/1909 || 5/2/1968 || || [[Image:Miller-42451.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Fletcher-6654|Jones, Nannie Pearl Fletcher]] || 12/15/1908 || 2/9/1994 ||Nan || [[Image:Fletcher-6654.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Jones-51574|Jones, Randolph Allen]] || 5/28/1902 || 2/5/1978 || || [[Image:Jones-51574.jpg|100px]] |- | [[McLauchlin-39|McLauchlin, James ]]|| 1838 || 1864 || Freemason || [[Image:Unknown-356199-1.jpg|100px]] |- |[[McLauchlin-38| McLauchlin, J P]] || 4/20/1821 || 12/1864 || || [[Image:McLauchlin-38.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Unknown-356199| McLauchlin, Elizabeth]] || 6/8/1800 || 6/20/1882 || || [[Image:Unknown-356199.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Stallings-559| Stallings, Rev W J ]]|| || 10/22/1900 || Age 49 Years, "Blessed are the dead whom die in the Lord" || [[Image:Stallings-559.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Mounger-663|Mounger, E O ]]|| 8/8/1845 || 6/24/1906 || || [[Image:Mounger-663.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Ball-9322| Mounger, Elizabeth J Ball ]]|| 7/2/1814 || 10/3/1881 || Wife of Edwin Mounger || [[Image:Ball-9322.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Mounger-664|Duke, Frances Mounger ]]|| 1/11/1847 || 11/16/1929 || Wife of M. H. Duke, "She died as she lived, trusting in the Lord" || [[Image:Mounger-664.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Duke-2270|Duke, Maston H ]]|| 9/4/1845 || 10/23/1909 || Gone, but not forgotten; Woodman of the World Memorial || [[Image:Duke-2270.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Lanier-1079|Lanier, Victor P || 2/11/1875 || 8/1/1931 || || [[Image:Lanier-1079.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Wilson-39849|Wilson, Stephen A ]]|| 4/8/1861 || 10/4/1930 || Sacred to the Memory of… || [[Image:Wilson-39849.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Mounger-665|Wilson, Mary Mounger Lanier]] || 2/16/1849 || 5/5/1927 || Wife of Stephan A Wilson, D.A.R. Quitman Chapter || [[Image:Mounger-665.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Allen-24961|Colbert, Martha C ]]|| 11/22/1844 || 5/30/1906 || One For The Other, And Both For God || [[Image:Colbert-579.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Colbert-579|Colbert, Benjamin F ]]|| 9/5/1838 || 6/11/1904 || One For The Other, And Both For God || [[Image:Colbert-579.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Colbert-581|Colbert, Morgan]] || 9/13/1837 || 8/22/1892 || Gone, but not forgotten || [[Image:Colbert-581.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Matthews-7076|Matthews, Romulus ]]|| no dates || no dates || Co F 10 Conf Cav CSA || [[Image:Matthews-7076.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Matthews-7077| Babbit, Mary E ]]|| 1/14/1861 || 10/29/1896|| Wife of James R Babbit, Born in Houston County, Dau of Mr and Mrs (illegible) || [[Image:Matthews-7077.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Freeman-9255|Nisbet, Carrie Elizabeth]] || 3/12/1916 || 10/7/2012 || Daughter of Grover & Frankie W. Freeman, Born Sylvania, Georgia || [[Image:Freeman-9255.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Nisbet-343| Nisbet, William, Eugene ]]|| 9/22/1913 || 8/9/1982 || Son of Mason & Mary C. Nisbet, Born Bainbridge, Georgia || [[Image:Nisbet-343.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Babbit-59| Nisbet, Mary Clifford Babbit]] || 10/15/1887 || 5/2/1970 || Wife of Mason Lane Nisbet, Born Bainbridge, Georgia || [[Image:Babbit-59.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Nisbet-342| Nisbet, Mason Lane]] || 10/20/1878 || 9/8/1954 || Born Russell County, Alabama, Died Bainbridge, Georgia || [[Image:Nisbet-342.jpg|100px]] |- | [[O'Donnell-1556|O'Donnell, Lucien C]] || 11/29/1887 || 9/19/1912 || As I dreamed of future days, you slipped away || [[Image:O_Donnell-1556.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Rutherford-2450|O'Donnell, Mary Frances Rutherford "Fannie" || 4/13/1860 || 5/12/1919 || || [[Image:Rutherford-2450.jpg|100px]] |- |[[O'Donnell-1555| O'Donnell, John]] || 7/6/1844 || 12/12/1925 || || [[Image:O_Donnell-1555.jpg|100px]] |- |[[O'Donnell-1557| O'Donnel, Alberta ]]|| 6/27/1886 || 3/31/1959 || || [[Image:O_Donnell-1557.jpg|100px]] |- | Hollis, Elizabeth Annette Childers || 12/18/1944 || || (Only one date given, appears to be birth date based on her husband, James Aaron Hollis, who lies next to her marker) || |- |[[Hollis-1435| Hollis, James Aaron]] || 7/24/1939 || 9/18/2008 || || [[Image:Hollis-1435.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Grimes-2335|Grimes, Wayne Woodrow]] || 2/5/1943 || 7/29/2006 || || [[Image:Grimes-2335.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Arnett-872|Arnett, Felix G]] || 11/2/1809 || 6/26/1886 || Born in Wilkes Co, GA || [[Image:Arnett-872.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Yarbrough-595|Yarbrough, Jannie ]]|| 2/12/1876 || 1/11/1877 || Our Baby, Age 11 months || [[Image:Yarbrough-595.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Parker-22560|Parker, Felix A]] || 10/18/1856 || 6/22/1878 || Rock of ages cleft for me, Erected by his Aunt, Mrs. C. Williams || [[Image:Parker-22560.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Yarbrough-594|Yarborough, James]] || 12/19/1818 || 1/15/1878 || Asleep in Jesus, Erected by his Aunt, Mrs. C. Williams || [[Image:Yarbrough-594.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Hawes-1160|Hawes, Augustus LaFayette]] || 2/13/1846 || 7/17/1903 || || [[Image:Hawes-1160.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Hawes-1161|Hawes, Thomas Samuel ]]|| 8/17/1874 || 3/9/1925 || In Loving Memory || [[Image:Hawes-1161.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Williams-48353|Cliett, Maybelle Williams Hawes]]|| 6/23/1889 || 10/18/1974 || || [[Image:Williams-48353.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Toole-350|Frank, Laurie Toole]] || 5/4/1889 || 4/22/1979 || || [[Image:Toole-350.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Priest-1594|Priest, Charles Hancel ]]|| 11/30/1945 || 5/16/2016 || SP5 US Army Vietnam, "My Brother and Friend, Always Quiet, Thoughtful, and Caring for Others" || [[Image:Priest-1594.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Collins-14006|Collins, W Gerald ]]|| 1/17/1938 || 11/26/2005 || (on backside) Son of Roy Clinton Collins and Evie Harrell Collins, Parents of Michael Gerald, Mark Dewayne, Gary Linton, (on front - married) Jerry May 3, 1961, Mary, "Papa", "Jerry was a loving and caring son, husband, father, grandfather, brother and friend. He was always thinking of ways to help others." || [[Image:Collins-14006.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Priest-1596|Collins, Mary Priest]] || 3/5/1941 || || (on backside) Daughter of Lushus Hancel Priest and Alva Nix Priest,Parents of Michael Gerald, Mark Dewayne, Gary Linton, (on front - married) Jerry May 3, 1961 Mary || [[Image:Priest-1596.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Holley-1085|Holley, Dave Henry ]]|| 3/7/1943 || 4/16/1994 || || [[Image:Holley-1085.jpg|100px]] |- | Holley, Gwendolyn B || 7/13/1947 || || || |- | [[Unknown-357438|Holley, Blonnie E ]]|| 3/19/1910 || 8/9/1999 || || [[Image:Unknown-357438.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Holley-1089|Holley, John "Tot" ]]|| 6/9/1911 || 1/7/1997 || || [[Image:Holley-1089.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Holley-1086|Holley, Claude L]] || 5/20/1857 || 8/1/1932 || || [[Image:Holley-1086.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Unknown-357435|Holley, Georgia ]]|| 1894 || 1920 || And Infants Kathleen and Herbert || [[Image:Unknown-357435.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Holley-1088|Holley, Herbert ]]|| || 1920 || Georgia Holley and Infants Kathleen and Herbert || [[Image:Unknown-357435.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Holley-1087|Holley, Kathleen ]]|| || 1920 || Georgia Holley and Infants Kathleen and Herbert || [[Image:Unknown-357435.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Hollomon-116| McCaskill, Ruby Dell Hollomon]] || 3/1/1889 || 7/22/1974 || || [[Image:Hollomon-116.jpg|100px]] |- | McCaskill, Kenneth Alexander Sr || 10/16/1865 || 6/22/1925 || Born Bethune S Carolina || [[Image:McCaskill-217.jpg|100px]] |- | [[McCaskill-218|McCaskill, Infant Daughter ]]|| 1/6/1915 || || Infant Daughter of K. 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[[Category:Oak Lawn Cemetery and Mausoleum, Hanover Township, Luzerne County, Pennsylvania]] [[Category: Oak Lawn Cemetery and Mausoleum, Hanover Township, Luzerne County, Pennsylvania]] [[Category:Luzerne County, Pennsylvania, Cemeteries]] [[Project:Pennsylvania_Cemeteries|Pennsylvania Cemeteries Project]] ===About=== This free space page for the Oak Lawn Cemetery and Mausoleum is part of WikiTree's [[Project:Pennsylvania_Cemeteries|Pennsylvania Cemeteries Project]], and was created to document the life and times of our ancestors that are interred there. The Pennsylvania Cemeteries Project is a subproject of the larger [[Project:Cemeteries_of_the_United_States|U.S. Cemeteries Project]]. Oak Lawn Cemetery and Mausoleum is located in Hanover Township, just on the edge of Wilkes-Barre, Luzerne County, Pennsylvania. This page is a work in progress, and will remain so until the Table of Interments (below) is completed. The Table of Interments is a sortable listing of persons interred at this cemetery, some or all of whom are linked to existing WikiTree profiles. ----- ===Contact Information, Location and Map=== Address and Phone
1250 S. Main St.
Wilkes-Barre, PA 18706
(570) 822-2800 GPS Coordinates (WGS84)
41.226935, -75.915768 [https://www.google.com/maps/place/Oak+Lawn+Cemetery/@41.226935,-75.915768,17z/data=!3m1!4b1!4m2!3m1!1s0x0:0x28919e7f73e1e756 Oak Lawn Cemetery and Mausoleum on Google Maps] ----- ===Links to Other Online Resources=== * [http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=cr&CRid=2140050 Find A Grave] * [http://www.olcwb.org Oak Lawn Cemetery and Mausoleum website] ===Table of Interments=== {| class="wikitable sortable" border="1" |+ Sortable table |- ! scope="col" | Name ! scope="col" | Born ! scope="col" | Died ! scope="col" | Age ! scope="col" | Notes ! scope="col" | GPS ! scope="col" class="unsortable" | Photo (click for larger) |- | [[Ahlbrandt-1|Ahlbrandt, Walter E]]||15-OCT-1933||4-JAN-2000||||||||[[Image:Ahlbrandt-1.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Andreas-59|Andreas, George R]]||1868||1922||||||||[[Image:Andreas-59.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Andreas-60|Andreas, Janet Ruth]]||1918||1991||||||||[[Image:Andreas-59.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Andreas-61|Andreas, John R]]||1891||1934||||||||[[Image:Andreas-59.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Unknown-264288|Andreas, Sarah A]]||1869||1953||||||||[[Image:Andreas-59.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Fahringer-54|Bachman, Hannah Elizabeth]]||11-DEC-1855||8-JAN-1944||||nee Fahringer|||| |- | [[Bachman-438|Bachman, Maurice]]||8-APR-1886||18-JUL-1933||||||||[[Image:Bachman-438.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Engler-107 |Becker, Emma]]||1900||1931|||||||| |- | [[Everett-2118|Beltz, Caroline]]||1844||1926||||||||[[Image:Everett-2118.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Black-7001|Black, John P]]||1863||1944||||||||[[Image:Black-7001.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Lovine-2|Cera, Mary]]||8-MAY-1895||29-AUG-1976||||nee Lovine||||[[Image:Cera-2.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Cera-2|Cera, Peter John Sr]]||21-AUG-1886||1-JUN-1978||||||||[[Image:Cera-2.jpg|100px]] |- | [[DeHaven-190|Cleveland, Ruth Ann]]||1945||2007||||||||[[Image:DeHaven-190.jpg|100px]] |- | [[DeHaven-227|DeHaven, Albert J]]||8-MAR-1928||29-MAY-1975||||||||[[Image:DeHaven-227-1.jpg|100px]] |- | [[DeHaven-187 |DeHaven, Derwood]]||19-DEC-1916||11-SEP-2000||||||||[[Image:DeHaven-187.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Jewell-1433|DeHaven, Dolores]]||22-OCT-1933||1-OCT-2005||||||||[[Image:DeHaven-227.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Thomas-14828 |DeHaven, Elizabeth Mae]]||28-AUG-1889||9-JUN-1972||||nee Thomas||||[[Image:DeHaven-188.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Ruduski-1 |DeHaven, Mary Rebeka]]||11-OCT-1920||31-OCT-2005||||nee Ruduski||||[[Image:DeHaven-187-1.jpg|100px]] |- | [[DeHaven-188 |DeHaven, Morris]]||7-FEB-1887||5-DEC-1949||||||||[[Image:DeHaven-188.jpg|100px]] |- | [[DeHaven-189 |DeHaven, Morris Delvern]]||1912||1995||||||||[[Image:DeHaven-189.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Walters-2731 |DeHaven, Ruth]]||1911||2007||||nee Walters ||||[[Image:DeHaven-189.jpg|100px]] |- | DeHaven, Viola Connors||7-MAY-1896||1-MAY-1973||||nee Nancarrow |||| |- | Dobson, Anna E||||1894||age 42|||||| |- | [[Unknown-306141|Dobson, Augusta B]]||17-JUL-1870||6-DEC-1935||||||||[[Image:Unknown-306141.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Dobson-1930|Dobson, Frank]]||28-SEP-1865||5-MAY-1935||||||||[[Image:Dobson-1930.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Dobson-1599 |Dobson, George]]||1845||1911|||||||| |- | [[Dobson-1711 |Dobson, George James]]||18-SEP-1871||23-NOV-1951|||||||| |- | [[Feist-61|Dobson, Gertrude E]]||1880||1950||||nee Feist ||||[[Image:Dobson-1928.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Yendle-3|Dobson, Hannah Eliza]]||1842||1884||||||||[[Image:Dobson-1927.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Dobson-1712 |Dobson, Harry]]||1886||1917|||||||| |- | [[UNKNOWN-31062|Dobson, Helen S]] ||16-OCT-1892||5-FEB-1943||||||||[[Image:UNKNOWN-31062.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Dobson-1933|Dobson, Henry]]||1881||18-FEB-1884||||||||[[Image:Dobson-1927.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Dobson-1932|Dobson, Henry Earl]]||1893||1902||||||||[[Image:Dobson-1932.jpg|100px]] |- | [[UNKNOWN-157104|Dobson, Jessie]]||1866||1949||||||||[[Image:Dobson-1930.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Dobson-1713 |Dobson, Leroy]]||4-MAY-1890||29-SEP-1943|||||||| |- | [[Eva-76 | Dobson, Mary E]]||31-JUL-1847||22-MAR-1929||||nee Eva|||| |- | Dobson, Mary Jane||1844||1912|||||||| |- | [[Brader-56 | Dobson, Mattie]]||1-SEP-1869||20-JUN-1938||||nee Brader|||| |- | [[Dobson-1928|Dobson, Thomas]]||1878||1949||||||||[[Image:Dobson-1928.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Dobson-1929|Dobson, W Francis]] ||27-JUL-1891||16-JUN-1955||||||||[[Image:Dobson-1929.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Dobson-1927|Dobson, William]]||1841||1891||||removed from Wilkes-Barre City Cemetery||||[[Image:Dobson-1927.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Dobson-1926|Dobson, William H]]||16-SEP-1870||8-APR-1930||||||||[[Image:Dobson-1926-1.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Groff-506|Engler, Arline E]]||1-APR-1898||25-SEP-1986||||nee Groff||||[[Image:Engler-96.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Engler-94|Engler, Clara M]]||13-JUL-1890||16-NOV-1971||||||||[[Image:Engler-94.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Engler-95 |Engler, Earl O]]||20-NOV-1923||26-DEC-1923|||||||| |- | Engler, Ellen||||1908|||||||| |- | [[Engler-103 | Engler, Ethel]] ||1930||2003||||||||[[Image:Engler-96.jpg|100px]] |- | Engler, Frank E||||1926|||||||| |- | [[Engler-96 |Engler, George W]]||1-JUL-1895||28-AUG-1961||||||||[[Image:Engler-96.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Engler-98 |Engler, John A Jr]]||24-AUG-1860||11-JAN-1935||||||||[[Image:Engler-98.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Engler-97 |Engler, John Calvin]]||12-SEP-1892||16-OCT-1951||||||||[[Image:Engler-97.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Long-7764 |Engler, Thursa J]]||11-OCT-1899||19-JAN-1972||||nee Long||||[[Image:Engler-97.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Beltz-99|Enterline, Stella]]||1869||1940||||||||[[Image:Everett-2118.jpg|100px]] |- | Eva, William John||1864||1901|||||||| |- | [[Evans-10243 |Evans, Edward J]]||1913||1980|||||||| [[Image:Evans-10243-1.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Evans-10289|Evans, Lynn M]]||1953||2002|||||||| [[Image:Mutchler-36.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Bachman-531 |Evans, Orma B]]||1916||1983|||||||| [[Image:Evans-10243-1.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Mutchler-36| Evans, Verna Mae]]||23-AUG-1920||14-FEB-1997||||nee Mutchler||||[[Image:Mutchler-36.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Richards-5167 |Farr, Audrey Rita]]||21-MAR-1916||21-JUL-2005||||nee Richards||||[[Image:Richards-5167.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Farr-992 |Farr, Clarence]]||6-DEC-1915||22-MAY-1989||||||||[[Image:Farr-992.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Henry-4223 |Flecknoe, Louise S]]||29-JAN-1906||14-FEB-1962||||nee Henry||||[[Image:Henry-4224.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Engler-93 |Gould, Mae]]||15-MAY-1889||13-JAN-1973||||||||[[Image:Engler-93.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Helfrich-201|Helfrich, George R]]||30-MAY-1932||26-AUG-2007||||||||[[Image:Helfrich-201.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Smith-96617|Helfrich, Loretta]]||||1-JUN-1955||||nee Smith||||[[Image:Helfrich-202.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Helfrich-202|Helfrich, William L]]||1890||1977||||||||[[Image:Helfrich-202.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Henry-4225 |Henry, Elizabeth M]]||16-FEB-1900||9-FEB-1956||||||||[[Image:Henry-4224.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Henry-4224 |Henry, Phillip Jr]]||4-APR-1876||16-APR-1855||||||||[[Image:Henry-4224.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Dobson-1715|Henry, Viola]] ||28-AUG-1880||29-MAR-1956||||nee Dobson||||[[Image:Henry-4224.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Hoats-3 |Hoats, Boyd Thomas Sr]]||19-JAN-1939||6-SEP-2005||||||||[[Image:Hoats-4.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Hoats-4 |Hoats, Clifford]]||2-MAY-1909||25-MAR-1958||||||||[[Image:Hoats-4.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Shepard-1247 |Hoats, Mildred F]]||14-JAN-1913||24-FEB-1996||||nee Shepard|||| |- | Hoats, Robert W||1934||2013|||||||| |- | [[Cobleigh-44 | Hoyt, Betty Jean]]||12-MAY-1919||30-APR-1967||||nee Cobleigh||||[[Image:Hoyt-1787.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Cera-1 | Hoyt, Doris]]||3-NOV-1927||52-OCT-1987||||nee Cera||||[[Image:Hoyt-1788.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Luft-33 |Hoyt, Eleanore]]||26-SEP-1925||14-MAY-1957||||nee Luft||||[[Image:Luft-33.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Hoyt-1785 |Hoyt, Forest Crawford]]||6-OCT-1908||52-OCT-1984||||||||[[Image:Hoyt-1785.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Hoyt-1787 |Hoyt, Kenneth Atwood]]||21-JUL-1914||9-AUG-1981||||||||[[Image:Hoyt-1787.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Hoyt-1786 |Hoyt, Kenneth Barry]]||15-NOV-1942||24-AUG-1990|||||||| |- | [[Kelly-6826 |Hoyt, Lois E]]||28-JUL-1929||10-APR-1991||||nee Kelly|||| |- | [[Hoyt-1788 |Hoyt, Murray Fisher]]||16-AUG-1910||20-JUN-1986||||||||[[Image:Hoyt-1788.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Park-1355 |Hoyt, Vandelia Irene]]||4-APR-1911||25-AUG-2000||||nee Park||||[[Image:Hoyt-1785.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Jackson-12409 |Jackson, Edward Harry]]||29-MAY-1912||20-SEP-1990||||||||[[Image:Jackson-12409.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Owens-3506 | Jackson, Helen]]||22-SEP-1915||24-JUL-1987||||nee Owens||||[[Image:Jackson-12409.jpg|100px]] |- | [[UNKNOWN-31135|Jenkins, Judith]]||21-MAR-1951||17-FEB-1999||||||||[[Image:UNKNOWN-31135.jpg|100px]] |- | [[UNKNOWN-69740|Kirby, Dorothy]]||1927||1988||||||||[[Image:X-9888.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Kistler-279|Kistler, Walter W]]||1894||1981||||||||[[Image:Kistler-279.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Klaman-1 |Klaman, Frances U]]||8-JUN-1930||10-DEC-1947|||||||| |- | [[Klaman-2 |Klaman, Franklin A]]||23-NOV-1876||14-NOV-1932|||||||| |- | [[Klaman-3 |Klaman, Harry H]]||17-FEB-1907||11-FEB-1976|||||||| |- | [[Arnold-5351 |Klaman, Mildred]]||31-DEC-1908||3-APR-2002||||nee Arnold|||| |- | [[Dobson-1714|Klaman, Minnie]]||28-FEB-1876||2-OCT-1931||||nee Dobson|||| |- | [[Kline-962 | Kline, George Dobson]]||29-JUN-1895||8-NOV-1928||||||||[[Image:Kline-962.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Kline-964 | Kline, Jacob]]||4-OCT-1860||9-FEB-1945|||||||| |- | [[Dobson-1599 |Kline, Mary Elizabeth]]||16-JAN-1868||18-MAY-1922||||nee Dobson|||| |- | [[Kline-1083 |Kline, Merle G]]||29-JUN-1924||11-APR-1925||||||||[[Image:Kline-1083.jpg|100px]] |- | Koch, Theodore||1841||1922|||||||| |- | [[Knox-50|Knox, Corey W]]||20-NOV-1960||3-MAY-2005||||||||[[Image:Knox-50.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Lovine-3|Lovine, Peter]]||3-JUL-1905||27-FEB-1965||||||||[[Image:Cera-2.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Luft-50|Luft, Edgar]]||1898||1977||||||||[[Image:Luft-50.jpg|100px]] |- | [[UNKNOWN-186214|Luft, Wilda]]||1902||1974||||||||[[Image:Luft-50.jpg|100px]] |- | Malkemes, Catherine M||10-OCT-1864||18-JAN-1951||||nee Eva|||| |- | [[UNKNOWN-79462|Marshall, Lillian G]]||1908||1994||||||||[[Image:Marshall-8503.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Marshall-8503|Marshall, Walter E]]||1907||1980||||||||[[Image:Marshall-8503.jpg|100px]] |- | [[UNKNOWN-11361|Morgan, Gertrude B]]||1908||1960||||||||[[Image:Morgan-11532.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Morgan-11532|Morgan, Richard T]]||1907||1984||||||||[[Image:Morgan-11532.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Wint-9 |Moses, Ruth A]]||29-DEC-1917||26-MAR-1989||||nee Wint||||[[Image:Wint-9.jpg|100px]] |- | Mudge, George E||1847||1911|||||||| |- | Mudge, Henry Dobson||6-AUG-1853||31-MAY-1909|||||||| |- | Mudge, Mary J||12-SEP-1848||18-JAN-1912||||nee Dobson|||| |- | [[Mutchler-37 |Mutchler, Charles]]||1894||1967||||||||[[Image:Mutchler-37.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Engler-108 |Mutchler, Florence]]||1897||1953||||||||[[Image:Mutchler-37.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Mutchler-38 |Mutchler, Howard]]||1930||1980||||||||[[Image:Mutchler-38.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Nesbitt-437|Nesbitt, Albert]] ||1878||1959||||||||[[Image:Nesbitt-437.jpg|100px]] |- | [[UNKNOWN-136493|Nesbitt, Ann]] I||1907||1986||||||||[[Image:Nesbitt-436.jpg|100px]] |- | [[UNKNOWN-56350|Nesbitt, Hannah E]]||1884||1948||||||||[[Image:UNKNOWN-56350.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Nesbitt-436|Nesbitt, William]]||1906||1979||||||||[[Image:Nesbitt-436.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Becker-2941 |O'Brian, Jeanne]]||1923||1986|||||||| |- | [[Ondash-2|Ondash, Bernard S, M.D.]]||1933||2001||||||||[[Image:Ondash-2.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Ondash-1|Ondash, Stephen]]||1901||1965||||||||[[Image:Ondash-1.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Compers-1|Ondash, Verna]]||1902||1977||||||||[[Image:UNKNOWN-196608.jpg|100px]] |- | [[UNKNOWN-37439|Oram, Arline J]]||1899||1983||||||||[[Image:Oram-356.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Oram-356|Oram, John O]]||1900||1973||||||||[[Image:Oram-356.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Panagakos-2 | Panagakos, Constantine]]||20-OCT-1895||13-APR-1979||||||||[[Image:Panagakos-2-2.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Oakes-725 | Panagakos, Cora May]]||10-MAY-1904||13-APR-1986||||||||[[Image:Oakes-725-1.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Panagakos-8 | Panagakos, George C]]||26-APR-1937||25-JUL-1994|||||||| |- | [[Kline-963 |Peters, Roberta||7-JUN-1921]]||24-NOV-2008||||nee Kline||||[[Image:Peters-3598.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Peters-3598 |Peters, Francis]]||30-DEC-1919||27-JUL-2009||||||||[[Image:Peters-3598.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Woodward-3732|Preston, Anne]]||30-JAN-1866||18-JAN-1915||||Natives of England||||[[Image:Preston-3381.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Preston-3381|Preston, Edward A]]||10-MAR-1865||15-AUG-1939||||Natives of England||||[[Image:Preston-3381.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Dobson-1934|Price, Helen Irene]]||4-FEB-1897||12-NOV-1970||||||||[[Image:UNKNOWN-112346.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Price-9584|Price, Stanley C]]||29-MAY-1897||13-OCT-1947||||Pennsylvania PFC QM Corps World War I ||||[[Image:Price-9584.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Thompson-19525 |Richards, Dorothy]]||27-FEB-1895||29-MAY-1917||||nee Thompson||||[[Image:Thompson-19525.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Richards-5168 |Richards, George Evan]]||31-DEC-1891||9-APR-1972||||||||[[Image:Richards-5168.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Thompson-19526|Richards, Grace P]]||7-AUG-1880||8-SEP-1953||||nee Thompson||||[[Image:Thompson-19526.jpg|100px]] |- | [[UNKNOWN-126904|Rohme, Bertha A]]||1890||1964|||||||| |- | [[Rohme-1 | Rohme, Charles William Jr]]||25-MAY-1893||27-DEC-1959|||||||| |- | [[Kline-965 | Rohme, Euada F]]||14-SEP-1893||25-FEB-1983||||nee Kline||||[[Image:Kline-965.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Rohme-3|Rohme, James H]]||1890||1981|||||||| |- | [[Engler-99|Rought, Sarah Elizabeth]]||6-JAN-1889||29-FEB-1960||||nee Engler||||[[Image:Engler-99.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Ruckno-1|Ruckno, John]]||1870||1948|||||||| |- | [[Stackhouse-369|Ruckno, Mary]]||1877||1963|||||||| |- | [[Dickinson-3526|Rustay, Alice E]]||6-SEP-1855||2-OCT-1915||||nee Dickinson||||[[Image:Dickinson-3526.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Rustay-10 |Rustay, Byron Tinsley]]||23-SEP-1874||29-AUG-1941||||||||[[Image:Rustay-10.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Fahringer-55|Rustay, Clara L]]||15-FEB-1876||3-JUL-1948||||nee Fahringer|||| |- | [[Rustay-11 |Rustay, Eva E]]||6-OCT-1899||3-JAN-1985|||||||| |- | [[Tinsley-634 |Rustay, A Evaline]]||3-APR-1854||17-APR-1903||||nee Tinsley||||[[Image:Rustay-11.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Rustay-12|Rustay, George Washington]]||17-JAN-1850||14-SEP-1936||||||||[[Image:Rustay-12.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Rustay-13 |Rustay, Irvin Tinsley]]||17-FEB-1907||20-MAY-1909||||||||[[Image:Rustay-13.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Rustay-14 |Rustay, Stanley Charles]]||16-JUN-1904||18-AUG-1912||||||||[[Image:Rustay-14.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Shaffer-1920|Shaffer, Lester B]]||21-SEP-1904||24-JAN-1963||||||||[[Image:Shaffer-1920.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Siegel-351|Siegel, Ernest R]]||18-MAY-1926||23-OCT-2008||||Sgt U.S. Army Korea||||[[Image:Siegel-351.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Smith-96672|Smith, John H]]||1865||1917||||||||[[Image:Smith-96672.jpg|100px]] |- | [[UNKNOWN-5093|Smith, Mary E]]||1865||1944||||||||[[Image:UNKNOWN-5093.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Sokoloski-43|Sokoloski, Kristie Michelle]]||1986||1991||||||||[[Image:Sokoloski-43.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Thompson-16418 | Sorber, Ethel M]]||18-AUG-1898||1-NOV-1985||||nee Thompson||||[[Image:Thompson-16418.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Thomas-14829 |Thomas, Thomas M]]||3-JUL-1864||27-MAY-1933||||||||[[Image:Thomas-14829.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Thomas-19508|Thomas, William J]]||1920||2001||||||||[[Image:Thomas-19508.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Tinsley-635 |Tinsley, Angeline]]||13-JUN-1834||3-DEC-1909||||||||[[Image:Tinsley-635.jpg|100px]] |- | [[UNKNOWN-49017|Titus, Elvira B]]||1856||1918||||removed from Wilkes-Barre City Cemetery||||[[Image:UNKNOWN-49017.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Titus-1279|Titus, John H]]||16-NOV-1851||21-NOV-1936||||removed from Wilkes-Barre City Cemetery||||[[Image:Titus-1279.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Coolbaugh-102|Tripp, Estella A]]||7-AUG-1872||42-OCT-1955||||nee Cobleigh||||[[Image:Coolbaugh-102.jpg|100px]] |- | Vendle, Jane||1808||1883|||||||| |- | Vetter, Hannah||1916||2009|||||||| |- | Vetter, William J||28-SEP-1945||27-OCT-2011|||||||| |- | Vetter, William W||26-MAY-1910||22-FEB-1989|||||||| |- | Weiss, Anna||1-JUN-1888||12-AUG-1935|||||||| |- | Weiss, Frederick||14-NOV-1847||14-DEC-1924|||||||| |- | Weiss, John||18-JAN-1887||9-OCT-1918|||||||| |- | Weiss, Magdalena||19-AUG-1850||24-DEC-1913|||||||| |- | [[Werber-2|Werber, Egon Frances]]||7-JAN-1892||19-JUL-1937||||||||[[Image:Werber-2.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Dobson-1931|Werber, Esther]]||24-FEB-1901||29-DEC-1987||||nee Dobson||||[[Image:Dobson-1931.jpg|100px]] |- | Wills, Emma B||1895||1970|||||||| |- | Wills, Herman||24-AUG-1891||25-MAY-1953||||Pennsylvania PFC Co. D 314 Infantry World War I |||| |- | Windt, Dorothy K||1911||2001|||||||| |- | Windt, Willard L||1907||1984|||||||| |- | Wint, Anna Wills||1888||1926|||||||| |- | Wint, Edythe P||1906||2000|||||||| |- | Wint, Ellen W||1875||1953|||||||| |- | Wint, Frank||1875||1942|||||||| |- | Wint, Janet C||1901||2000|||||||| |- | Wint, Rollin D||1901||1991|||||||| |- | Wint, William C||1902||1982|||||||| |- | Wirsing, Edward G||1923||2013|||||||| |- | Wirsing, Magdalene ||1922||2007|||||||| |- | [[Wirsing-6 |Wirsing, Robert Alexander Sr]]||12-JUL-1916||18-OCT-1994||||||||[[Image:Wirsing-6.jpg|100px]] |- | Yeninas, George Joseph||27-SEP-1933||30-JUN-2005||||FN3 U.S. Navy Korea|||| |- |}
1250 S. Main St.
Wilkes-Barre, PA 18706
(570) 822-2800 GPS Coordinates (WGS84)
41.226935, -75.915768 [https://www.google.com/maps/place/Oak+Lawn+Cemetery/@41.226935,-75.915768,17z/data=!3m1!4b1!4m2!3m1!1s0x0:0x28919e7f73e1e756 Oak Lawn Cemetery and Mausoleum on Google Maps] ----- ===Links to Other Online Resources=== * [http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=cr&CRid=2140050 Find A Grave] * [http://www.olcwb.org Oak Lawn Cemetery and Mausoleum website] ===Table of Interments=== {| class="wikitable sortable" border="1" |+ Sortable table |- ! scope="col" | Name ! scope="col" | Born ! scope="col" | Died ! scope="col" | Age ! scope="col" | Notes ! scope="col" | GPS ! scope="col" class="unsortable" | Photo (click for larger) |- | [[Ahlbrandt-1|Ahlbrandt, Walter E]]||15-OCT-1933||4-JAN-2000||||||||[[Image:Ahlbrandt-1.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Andreas-59|Andreas, George R]]||1868||1922||||||||[[Image:Andreas-59.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Andreas-60|Andreas, Janet Ruth]]||1918||1991||||||||[[Image:Andreas-59.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Andreas-61|Andreas, John R]]||1891||1934||||||||[[Image:Andreas-59.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Unknown-264288|Andreas, Sarah A]]||1869||1953||||||||[[Image:Andreas-59.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Fahringer-54|Bachman, Hannah Elizabeth]]||11-DEC-1855||8-JAN-1944||||nee Fahringer|||| |- | [[Bachman-438|Bachman, Maurice]]||8-APR-1886||18-JUL-1933||||||||[[Image:Bachman-438.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Engler-107 |Becker, Emma]]||1900||1931|||||||| |- | [[Everett-2118|Beltz, Caroline]]||1844||1926||||||||[[Image:Everett-2118.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Black-7001|Black, John P]]||1863||1944||||||||[[Image:Black-7001.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Lovine-2|Cera, Mary]]||8-MAY-1895||29-AUG-1976||||nee Lovine||||[[Image:Cera-2.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Cera-2|Cera, Peter John Sr]]||21-AUG-1886||1-JUN-1978||||||||[[Image:Cera-2.jpg|100px]] |- | [[DeHaven-190|Cleveland, Ruth Ann]]||1945||2007||||||||[[Image:DeHaven-190.jpg|100px]] |- | [[DeHaven-227|DeHaven, Albert J]]||8-MAR-1928||29-MAY-1975||||||||[[Image:DeHaven-227-1.jpg|100px]] |- | [[DeHaven-187 |DeHaven, Derwood]]||19-DEC-1916||11-SEP-2000||||||||[[Image:DeHaven-187.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Jewell-1433|DeHaven, Dolores]]||22-OCT-1933||1-OCT-2005||||||||[[Image:DeHaven-227.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Thomas-14828 |DeHaven, Elizabeth Mae]]||28-AUG-1889||9-JUN-1972||||nee Thomas||||[[Image:DeHaven-188.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Ruduski-1 |DeHaven, Mary Rebeka]]||11-OCT-1920||31-OCT-2005||||nee Ruduski||||[[Image:DeHaven-187-1.jpg|100px]] |- | [[DeHaven-188 |DeHaven, Morris]]||7-FEB-1887||5-DEC-1949||||||||[[Image:DeHaven-188.jpg|100px]] |- | [[DeHaven-189 |DeHaven, Morris Delvern]]||1912||1995||||||||[[Image:DeHaven-189.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Walters-2731 |DeHaven, Ruth]]||1911||2007||||nee Walters ||||[[Image:DeHaven-189.jpg|100px]] |- | DeHaven, Viola Connors||7-MAY-1896||1-MAY-1973||||nee Nancarrow |||| |- | Dobson, Anna E||||1894||age 42|||||| |- | [[Unknown-306141|Dobson, Augusta B]]||17-JUL-1870||6-DEC-1935||||||||[[Image:Unknown-306141.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Dobson-1930|Dobson, Frank]]||28-SEP-1865||5-MAY-1935||||||||[[Image:Dobson-1930.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Dobson-1599 |Dobson, George]]||1845||1911|||||||| |- | [[Dobson-1711 |Dobson, George James]]||18-SEP-1871||23-NOV-1951|||||||| |- | [[Feist-61|Dobson, Gertrude E]]||1880||1950||||nee Feist ||||[[Image:Dobson-1928.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Yendle-3|Dobson, Hannah Eliza]]||1842||1884||||||||[[Image:Dobson-1927.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Dobson-1712 |Dobson, Harry]]||1886||1917|||||||| |- | [[UNKNOWN-31062|Dobson, Helen S]] ||16-OCT-1892||5-FEB-1943||||||||[[Image:UNKNOWN-31062.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Dobson-1933|Dobson, Henry]]||1881||18-FEB-1884||||||||[[Image:Dobson-1927.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Dobson-1932|Dobson, Henry Earl]]||1893||1902||||||||[[Image:Dobson-1932.jpg|100px]] |- | [[UNKNOWN-157104|Dobson, Jessie]]||1866||1949||||||||[[Image:Dobson-1930.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Dobson-1713 |Dobson, Leroy]]||4-MAY-1890||29-SEP-1943|||||||| |- | [[Eva-76 | Dobson, Mary E]]||31-JUL-1847||22-MAR-1929||||nee Eva|||| |- | Dobson, Mary Jane||1844||1912|||||||| |- | [[Brader-56 | Dobson, Mattie]]||1-SEP-1869||20-JUN-1938||||nee Brader|||| |- | [[Dobson-1928|Dobson, Thomas]]||1878||1949||||||||[[Image:Dobson-1928.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Dobson-1929|Dobson, W Francis]] ||27-JUL-1891||16-JUN-1955||||||||[[Image:Dobson-1929.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Dobson-1927|Dobson, William]]||1841||1891||||removed from Wilkes-Barre City Cemetery||||[[Image:Dobson-1927.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Dobson-1926|Dobson, William H]]||16-SEP-1870||8-APR-1930||||||||[[Image:Dobson-1926-1.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Groff-506|Engler, Arline E]]||1-APR-1898||25-SEP-1986||||nee Groff||||[[Image:Engler-96.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Engler-94|Engler, Clara M]]||13-JUL-1890||16-NOV-1971||||||||[[Image:Engler-94.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Engler-95 |Engler, Earl O]]||20-NOV-1923||26-DEC-1923|||||||| |- | Engler, Ellen||||1908|||||||| |- | [[Engler-103 | Engler, Ethel]] ||1930||2003||||||||[[Image:Engler-96.jpg|100px]] |- | Engler, Frank E||||1926|||||||| |- | [[Engler-96 |Engler, George W]]||1-JUL-1895||28-AUG-1961||||||||[[Image:Engler-96.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Engler-98 |Engler, John A Jr]]||24-AUG-1860||11-JAN-1935||||||||[[Image:Engler-98.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Engler-97 |Engler, John Calvin]]||12-SEP-1892||16-OCT-1951||||||||[[Image:Engler-97.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Long-7764 |Engler, Thursa J]]||11-OCT-1899||19-JAN-1972||||nee Long||||[[Image:Engler-97.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Beltz-99|Enterline, Stella]]||1869||1940||||||||[[Image:Everett-2118.jpg|100px]] |- | Eva, William John||1864||1901|||||||| |- | [[Evans-10243 |Evans, Edward J]]||1913||1980|||||||| [[Image:Evans-10243-1.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Evans-10289|Evans, Lynn M]]||1953||2002|||||||| [[Image:Mutchler-36.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Bachman-531 |Evans, Orma B]]||1916||1983|||||||| [[Image:Evans-10243-1.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Mutchler-36| Evans, Verna Mae]]||23-AUG-1920||14-FEB-1997||||nee Mutchler||||[[Image:Mutchler-36.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Richards-5167 |Farr, Audrey Rita]]||21-MAR-1916||21-JUL-2005||||nee Richards||||[[Image:Richards-5167.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Farr-992 |Farr, Clarence]]||6-DEC-1915||22-MAY-1989||||||||[[Image:Farr-992.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Henry-4223 |Flecknoe, Louise S]]||29-JAN-1906||14-FEB-1962||||nee Henry||||[[Image:Henry-4224.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Engler-93 |Gould, Mae]]||15-MAY-1889||13-JAN-1973||||||||[[Image:Engler-93.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Helfrich-201|Helfrich, George R]]||30-MAY-1932||26-AUG-2007||||||||[[Image:Helfrich-201.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Smith-96617|Helfrich, Loretta]]||||1-JUN-1955||||nee Smith||||[[Image:Helfrich-202.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Helfrich-202|Helfrich, William L]]||1890||1977||||||||[[Image:Helfrich-202.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Henry-4225 |Henry, Elizabeth M]]||16-FEB-1900||9-FEB-1956||||||||[[Image:Henry-4224.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Henry-4224 |Henry, Phillip Jr]]||4-APR-1876||16-APR-1855||||||||[[Image:Henry-4224.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Dobson-1715|Henry, Viola]] ||28-AUG-1880||29-MAR-1956||||nee Dobson||||[[Image:Henry-4224.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Hoats-3 |Hoats, Boyd Thomas Sr]]||19-JAN-1939||6-SEP-2005||||||||[[Image:Hoats-4.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Hoats-4 |Hoats, Clifford]]||2-MAY-1909||25-MAR-1958||||||||[[Image:Hoats-4.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Shepard-1247 |Hoats, Mildred F]]||14-JAN-1913||24-FEB-1996||||nee Shepard|||| |- | Hoats, Robert W||1934||2013|||||||| |- | [[Cobleigh-44 | Hoyt, Betty Jean]]||12-MAY-1919||30-APR-1967||||nee Cobleigh||||[[Image:Hoyt-1787.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Cera-1 | Hoyt, Doris]]||3-NOV-1927||52-OCT-1987||||nee Cera||||[[Image:Hoyt-1788.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Luft-33 |Hoyt, Eleanore]]||26-SEP-1925||14-MAY-1957||||nee Luft||||[[Image:Luft-33.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Hoyt-1785 |Hoyt, Forest Crawford]]||6-OCT-1908||52-OCT-1984||||||||[[Image:Hoyt-1785.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Hoyt-1787 |Hoyt, Kenneth Atwood]]||21-JUL-1914||9-AUG-1981||||||||[[Image:Hoyt-1787.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Hoyt-1786 |Hoyt, Kenneth Barry]]||15-NOV-1942||24-AUG-1990|||||||| |- | [[Kelly-6826 |Hoyt, Lois E]]||28-JUL-1929||10-APR-1991||||nee Kelly|||| |- | [[Hoyt-1788 |Hoyt, Murray Fisher]]||16-AUG-1910||20-JUN-1986||||||||[[Image:Hoyt-1788.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Park-1355 |Hoyt, Vandelia Irene]]||4-APR-1911||25-AUG-2000||||nee Park||||[[Image:Hoyt-1785.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Jackson-12409 |Jackson, Edward Harry]]||29-MAY-1912||20-SEP-1990||||||||[[Image:Jackson-12409.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Owens-3506 | Jackson, Helen]]||22-SEP-1915||24-JUL-1987||||nee Owens||||[[Image:Jackson-12409.jpg|100px]] |- | [[UNKNOWN-31135|Jenkins, Judith]]||21-MAR-1951||17-FEB-1999||||||||[[Image:UNKNOWN-31135.jpg|100px]] |- | [[UNKNOWN-69740|Kirby, Dorothy]]||1927||1988||||||||[[Image:X-9888.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Kistler-279|Kistler, Walter W]]||1894||1981||||||||[[Image:Kistler-279.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Klaman-1 |Klaman, Frances U]]||8-JUN-1930||10-DEC-1947|||||||| |- | [[Klaman-2 |Klaman, Franklin A]]||23-NOV-1876||14-NOV-1932|||||||| |- | [[Klaman-3 |Klaman, Harry H]]||17-FEB-1907||11-FEB-1976|||||||| |- | [[Arnold-5351 |Klaman, Mildred]]||31-DEC-1908||3-APR-2002||||nee Arnold|||| |- | [[Dobson-1714|Klaman, Minnie]]||28-FEB-1876||2-OCT-1931||||nee Dobson|||| |- | [[Kline-962 | Kline, George Dobson]]||29-JUN-1895||8-NOV-1928||||||||[[Image:Kline-962.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Kline-964 | Kline, Jacob]]||4-OCT-1860||9-FEB-1945|||||||| |- | [[Dobson-1599 |Kline, Mary Elizabeth]]||16-JAN-1868||18-MAY-1922||||nee Dobson|||| |- | [[Kline-1083 |Kline, Merle G]]||29-JUN-1924||11-APR-1925||||||||[[Image:Kline-1083.jpg|100px]] |- | Koch, Theodore||1841||1922|||||||| |- | [[Knox-50|Knox, Corey W]]||20-NOV-1960||3-MAY-2005||||||||[[Image:Knox-50.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Lovine-3|Lovine, Peter]]||3-JUL-1905||27-FEB-1965||||||||[[Image:Cera-2.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Luft-50|Luft, Edgar]]||1898||1977||||||||[[Image:Luft-50.jpg|100px]] |- | [[UNKNOWN-186214|Luft, Wilda]]||1902||1974||||||||[[Image:Luft-50.jpg|100px]] |- | Malkemes, Catherine M||10-OCT-1864||18-JAN-1951||||nee Eva|||| |- | [[UNKNOWN-79462|Marshall, Lillian G]]||1908||1994||||||||[[Image:Marshall-8503.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Marshall-8503|Marshall, Walter E]]||1907||1980||||||||[[Image:Marshall-8503.jpg|100px]] |- | [[UNKNOWN-11361|Morgan, Gertrude B]]||1908||1960||||||||[[Image:Morgan-11532.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Morgan-11532|Morgan, Richard T]]||1907||1984||||||||[[Image:Morgan-11532.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Wint-9 |Moses, Ruth A]]||29-DEC-1917||26-MAR-1989||||nee Wint||||[[Image:Wint-9.jpg|100px]] |- | Mudge, George E||1847||1911|||||||| |- | Mudge, Henry Dobson||6-AUG-1853||31-MAY-1909|||||||| |- | Mudge, Mary J||12-SEP-1848||18-JAN-1912||||nee Dobson|||| |- | [[Mutchler-37 |Mutchler, Charles]]||1894||1967||||||||[[Image:Mutchler-37.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Engler-108 |Mutchler, Florence]]||1897||1953||||||||[[Image:Mutchler-37.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Mutchler-38 |Mutchler, Howard]]||1930||1980||||||||[[Image:Mutchler-38.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Nesbitt-437|Nesbitt, Albert]] ||1878||1959||||||||[[Image:Nesbitt-437.jpg|100px]] |- | [[UNKNOWN-136493|Nesbitt, Ann]] I||1907||1986||||||||[[Image:Nesbitt-436.jpg|100px]] |- | [[UNKNOWN-56350|Nesbitt, Hannah E]]||1884||1948||||||||[[Image:UNKNOWN-56350.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Nesbitt-436|Nesbitt, William]]||1906||1979||||||||[[Image:Nesbitt-436.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Becker-2941 |O'Brian, Jeanne]]||1923||1986|||||||| |- | [[Ondash-2|Ondash, Bernard S, M.D.]]||1933||2001||||||||[[Image:Ondash-2.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Ondash-1|Ondash, Stephen]]||1901||1965||||||||[[Image:Ondash-1.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Compers-1|Ondash, Verna]]||1902||1977||||||||[[Image:UNKNOWN-196608.jpg|100px]] |- | [[UNKNOWN-37439|Oram, Arline J]]||1899||1983||||||||[[Image:Oram-356.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Oram-356|Oram, John O]]||1900||1973||||||||[[Image:Oram-356.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Panagakos-2 | Panagakos, Constantine]]||20-OCT-1895||13-APR-1979||||||||[[Image:Panagakos-2-2.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Oakes-725 | Panagakos, Cora May]]||10-MAY-1904||13-APR-1986||||||||[[Image:Oakes-725-1.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Panagakos-8 | Panagakos, George C]]||26-APR-1937||25-JUL-1994|||||||| |- | [[Kline-963 |Peters, 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[[Category:Oaks Colliery Disaster, Barnsley, Yorkshire, 1866]] [[Project:Worldwide_Disasters|Worldwide Disasters]] | [[Space:Mining_Disasters|Mining Disasters]] | [[Space:England_Mining_Disasters|England Mining Disasters]] [[Space:Yorkshire Mining Disasters|Yorkshire Mining Disasters]] | Oaks Mine Disaster 1866 Contact: [[Williams-47589|Joan Whitaker]] ===History and Circumstances=== * Date: 12th & 13 December 1866 * Location: Oaks Colliery, Barnsley, Yorkshire England * Victims: 384 lives lost * Cause: Colliery Explosion At 1.20 pm on Wednesday 12 December 1866, with less than an hour of the shift remaining, an explosion of firedamp rocked The Oaks Colliery at Hoyle Mill near Stairfoot in Barnsley, West Riding of Yorkshire. Two dense columns of smoke and debris erupted from the shafts. The ground shook and sooty deposits landed up to 5 miles away. Of the 340 men and boys in the pit only 20 were rescued alive. Of these 20 only 6 survived. A rescue operation to recover bodies and make the Pit safe extended into 13 December and was led by [[Jeffcock-19|Jeffcock, Parkin]], and eminent Mining Engineer from Derby. At 9 am on the morning of 13th December, a second violet explosion killed Jeffock and 26 other volunteers. A third and fourth explosion occurred during the day and any hope of finding anyone alive in the pit was dashed. In the early hours of Friday 14 December, signal bells were heard ringing in the No. 1 pit Bottom. Two volunteers descended in a sinking hoppit and recued Samuel Brown, a member of the original rescued team. He was the only survivor of the second explosion . From Saturday to Tuesday, another fourteen explosions occurred and the decision was made to seal the three shafts at the Colliery to extinguish the fires and prevent further explosions. The inquest into the disaster was conducted by Mr. Thomas Taylor, one of the Coroners for the County of Yorkshire and lasted 13 days. From the testimony of the witnesses, it was obvious that there had been large accumulations of gas in the old disused working and sudden outbursts of gas sometimes occurred. How the gas had become ignited was unknown. When the danger of further explsions was past the shafts were re-opened and work resumed.. At the same time bodies of the victims were recovered. The first body was found in September 1867. The Oaks was the worst disaster in the history of world mining at the time, and remained the worst in Britain until the explosion at Universal Colliery, Senghenydd, South Wales in 1913. The Oaks remains the worst disaster in the Yorkshire Coalfied and the rest of England. {{Image|file=Jeffcock-19-1.jpg |align=r |size=l |caption= Monument erected in 1913 by Samuel J Cooper in memory of the heroes of the rescue parties of the Oaks Colliery explosion of 13 December 1866. (The monument depicts an Angel carrying and Angel.) }} ;'''NOTE''' ;The total number of victims in of this disaster is uncertain, because records of the number of men in the mine were not kept at that time. ;The official total number of victims was 334 by the first explosion on Wednesday 12th December 1866 and another 26 by the second explosion the following day. Total 360. 75 bodies were recovered prior to the shafts being closed. 45 were recovered during the first twelve months after the shaft was reopened and 70 during the following years making the total 190. ;In 2016, the 150th anniversary of the disaster, volunteer researchers found 384 victims (Not all were verified). {| border="1" cellpadding="8" ! align="center" style="background:#B5B5B5;"|'''Victims''' {| border="1" cellpadding="8" |- style="background-color: #B5B5B5; height: 20px;" ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|'''Name''' ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|'''Sourced''' ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|'''Bio''' ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|'''Connected''' ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|'''Category''' |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|[[Foster-28770|William (Foster) Abbott]] - Age25, Collier, Buried 16 Dec 1866 at Barnsley. Born - Barnsley, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|[[Addy-401|Addy, George]] - Age 33, Collier, Buried 9 Feb 1869 at Barnsley. Born - Ardsley, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|[[Allen-44236|Allen, Matthew]] - Age 15. Dayboy, Buried 2 Feb 1868 at Barnsley. Born - Barnsley, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|[[Anderson-51882|Anderson, Thomas]] - Age 22, Hurrier, Buried 21 Feb 1869 at Monk Bretton. Born - Monk Bretton, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|[[Armitage-1687|Armitage, Alfred]] - Age 20, Dayboy, Buried 12 Nov 1868 at Barnsley. Born - Barnsley, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|[[Armfield-248|John Armfield]] - Age 20, Collier, Buried 25 Dec 1870 at Thorpe Hesley, Born: Ecclesfield, Yorkshire, England . ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Tes |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Arnold, George - Age 33, Collier, Buried 12 March 1869 at Barnsley. Born - Barnsley, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Arnold, John - Age 27, Hurrier, Born - Barnsley, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Arnold, Matthew - Age 31 Collier, Buried 11 July 1869 at Barnsley. Born - Barnsley, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Backhouse, George - Volunteer Rescuer, Lived at Darton ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|[[Bamforth-90|Matthew Bamforth]] - Age 26, Collier, Buried 19 Dec 1869 at Monk Bretton.Born - Monk Bretton, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Banks, Thomas - Volunteer Rescuer ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|[[Bann-60|Joseph Bann]] - Age 34, Buried 3 July 1870 at Ardsley. Born - Poynton, Cheshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|[[Bann-61|Thomas Bann]] - Age 13, Horse Driver, Buried 16 December 1866 at Ardsely. Born - Poynton, Cheshire, England (Death registered at Thomas Band) ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Bantam, Joshua/Joseph - Age 28/38, Collier, Buried 25 July 1869 at Monk Bretton. Lived at Littleworth ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Bard, Joshua - Collier ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|[[Holgate-478|Andrew Barker (Holgate) Barker]] - Age 14, Dayboy, Born - Clay Cross, Derbyshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|[[Barker-15425|Andrew Barker]] - Age 19. Collier, Buried 16 Dec 1866 at Ardsley. Born - Ingleton, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|[[Barker-15352|Andrew Barker]] - Age 46, Collier, Buried 15 December 1866 at Ardsley. Born - Ingleton, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Barker, George - Age 13, Dayboy Buried 16 Dec 1866 at Barnsley. Born - Barnsley, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|[[Holgate-479|George (Holgate) Barker]] - Age 12, Dayboy, Born - Clay Cross, Derbyshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|[[Barker-15398|James Barker (1815-1866)]] From Ingleton - Age 51, Dayman ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|[[Barker-15369|Richard Barker]] - Age 14, Hurrier, Buried 15 Dec 1870 at Ardsley. Born - Thornton, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|[[Barker-15402|Thomas Barker]] - Age 26, Buried 16 Dec 1866 at Barnsley. Born - Ingleton, Yorkshire, England. ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|[[Barker-15426|William Barker]] - Age 16, Hurrier, Buried 16 December 1866 at Ardsley. Born - Ingleton, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Barraclough, Alfred - Age 17, Hurrier Born - Bolton-upon-Dearne, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Barry, William - Age 27, Hurrier Born - Cork, Cork, Ireland ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|[[Bates-14766|John Bates]] - Age 20, Collier, Born - West Bromwich, Staffordshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|[[Bates-14767|Moses Bates]] - Age 18, Hurrier, Buried 15 Aug 1868 at Ardsley. Born - West Bromwich, Staffordshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|[[Bates-15150|Philip Bates]]- Age 45, Collier, Buried 28 Feb 1869 at Ardsley. Born - Bolton, Lancashire, England ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Bates, William - Age 14, Nipper, Buried 16 Dec 1866 at Ardsley. Lived: Ash Row, Hoyle Mill ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|[[Bates-14770|William Bates]] - Age 16, Hurrier. Born - West Bromwich, Staffordshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|[[Batty-1204|James Batty]] - Age 21, Hurrier Born - Thurlstone, Yorkshire, England. ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|[[Batty-1202|Joseph Batty]] - Age 27, Collier. Born - Thurlstone, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Beaumont, Henry, Volunteer Rescuer ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|[[Bellamy-2951|Solomon Bellamy]] - Age 18, Hurrier, Burried 16 Dec 1866 at Worsbrough Dale. Born - Stainborough, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Bennett, James - Age 27, Collier, Lived Hoyle Mill ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Bennett, John - Age 18, Hurrier. Buried 22 Dec 2870 at Ardsley, Lived Hoyle Mill ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Bennett, Thomas - Age 14, Hurrier, Buried 16 Dec 1866 at Ardsley. Lived Hoyle Mill ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Bennett, Thomas - Dayboy ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Bennett, Thomasn, Age 18. Hurrier Buried 22 Dec 1870 at Ardsley ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Berry, William - Hurrier ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Birchall, George - Age 40, Collier Born - Mangotsfield, Bristol, Gloucestershire ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Birkinshaw, Arthur - Hurrier ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Bonson, John - Age 31, Born - Worplesdon, Surrey, England ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|[[Boothroyd-217|William Boothroyd]] - Age 21, Hurrier, Buried 18 May 1869 at Monk Bretton. Born - Hoyle Mill, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|[[Borrowdale-27|George Borrowdale]] - Age 49, Dayman, Buried Ardsley. Born - Westhouse, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|[[Bradley-20453|Daniel Bradley]] - Age 29, Collier, Buried 16 Dec 1866 at Monk Bretton. Born - Adlington, Cheshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|[[Bradley-20474|Edward Bradley]] - Age 16, Dayboy, Buried 22 Nov 1868 at Gawber Born - Adlington, Cheshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Bradley, John - Age 35, Collier. Buried 23 Aug 1868 at Ardsley. Born - Poynton, Cheshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|[[Bradley-20468|John Bradley (1824-1866)]] - Age 42, Collier, Buried 18 June 1868 at Gawber. Born - Adlington, Cheshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Brierley Henry - Volunteer Rescuer ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|[[Brook-2200|Henry Brook]] - Age 48, Dayman, Buried 16 Dec 1866 at Ardsley. Born - Ardsley, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|[[Brooke-3360|Charles Brooke (1833-1866)]] - Age 32, Collier, Buried 7 Sep 1869 at Ardsley. Born - Great Houghton, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Brooke, John - Dayboy ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Brown, Alfred - Hurrier ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Brown, Benjamin - Age 21, Hurrier Buried 26 July 1868 at Barnsley. Lived Barnsley ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Brown, Charles - Hurrier ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Brown, John - Collier Lived Stairfoot ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Brown Joseph - Lived Hoyle Mill ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Brown, Thomas ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|[[Brownlow-997|Lot Brownlow]]- Age 25, Hurrier, Buried 4 July 1868 at Ardsley. Born - Greasley, Nottinghamshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Burden, joseph - Age 12, Born - Barnsley, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Burgon, Joshua - Dayboy ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Burkinshaw, Arthur - Age 45, Buried 16 Dec 1866 at Barnsley. Lived Wilkinson Row, Barnsley ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Cadman, John - Age 13, Horse Driver, Buried 31 Aug 1869 at Ardsley. Born - Newton and Godley, Cheshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|[[Carr-20295|George Carr]] - Age 17, Hurrier Born - Littleworth, Yorkshire, England Born - Littleworth, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| [[Carr-20297|John Carr]] - Age 15, Horse Driver ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Carr, William - Dayboy ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|[[Cartwright-3929|Abel Cartwright]] - Age 21, Collier, Buried 16 Aug 1868 at Ardsley Born - Pontesbury, Shropshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|[[Cartwright-3937|Edward Cartwright)]] - Age 31, Collier, Buried 16 Dec 1866 at Ardsley. Born - Pontesbury, Shropshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|[[Cartwright-3957|John Cartwright]] - Age 23, Collier Born - Pontesbury, Shropshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|[[Castle-3845|John Castle]] - Age 28, Collier, Buried 30 April 1873 at Ardsley. Born - Scholes, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|[[Challenger-213|Charles Challenger (1848-1866)]] - Age 18, Hurrier, Buried 30 Oct 1868 at Monk Bretton. Born - Monk Bretton, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|[[Chesterfield-204|Henry Chesterfield]] - Age 56, Dayman, Buried 15 Dec 1866 at Barnsley. Born - Denton, Northamptonshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Clapham (Lumb), Richard - Age 21, Collier Born - Rothwell, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Clarke, Thomas - Hurrier ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|[[Clarkson-2488|Francis Clarkson]] - Age 15, Hurrier, Buried 18 Aug 1868 at Ardsley, Born - Hickleton, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|[[Clarkson-2458|Richard Clarkson]] - Age 24, Collier, Buried 18 Aug, 1868 at Ardsley. Born - Hickleton, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|[[Clarkson-2487|Thomas Clarkson]] - Age 17, Hurrier, Buried 18 Aug 1868 at Ardsley. Born - Hickleton, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|[[Clarey-143|Charles Clarey (1843-1866)]] - Age 24, Hurrier. Born Barnsley, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|[[Clayton-9761|Henry Clayton]]- Age 22, Hurrier, buried 3 April 1870 at Ardsley. Born - Cawthorne, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|[[Clayton-9763|John Clayton]]| - Age 23, Dayman/Hurrier. Born - Cawthorne, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|[[Clegg-1747|Charles Clegg]] - Age 45, Born - Dodworth, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|[[Clegg-2202|John Thomas Clegg]] - Age 14, Horse Driver, Buried 2 Sep 1868 at Ardsley. Born - Ardsley, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Coldwell, George Andrew - Age 14, Horse Driver, Buried 16 Dec 1866 at Barnsley. Lived Thomas Street, Barnsley ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Collin, John - Hurrier ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|[[Conley-4402|Charles Conley]] - Age 20, Collier, Born - Barnsley, Yorkshire. England ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|[[Conley-4404|John Conley]] - Age 23, Collier, Born - Newcastle, Northumberland, England ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Cooke, Amos - Age 20, Hurrier, Buried 18 Oct 1868 at Monk Bretton. Born - Monk Bretton, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|[[Charlesworth-803|Joseph Cooper Charlesworth]]- Age 19, Hurrier, Born - Barnsley, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|[[Charlesworth-801|David Cooper Charlesworth]] - Age 23, Hurrier, Born - Barnsley, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Cooper James - Volunteer Rescuer ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Cooper, Joshua - Hurrier ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Cooper, Thomas - Age 17, Collier, Buried 3 March 1872 at Monk Bretton. Born - Monk Bretton, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Coughlan, John - Age 27, Buried Barnsley, Born - Barnsley, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|[[Coward-1760|Andrew Coward]]- Age 29, Hurrier. Born - Barnsley, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|[[Coward-1764|George Coward]]- Age 24, Collier, Buried 22 Aug 1869 at Barnsley. Born - Barnsley, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|[[Damms-55|George Damms]] - Age 25, Collier, Buried 16 Mar 1869 at Ardsley. Born - Holmesfield, Derbyshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Dawson, John - Volunteer Rescuer ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Dawson, William - Age 45, Dayman/Pit Sinker. Born - Holmesfield, Derbyshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Dawsons, George - Collier ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|[[Day-22641|Peter Day]]- Age 25, Collier, Volunteer Rescuer. Buried 15 Dec 1866 at Barnsley. Born - Barnsley, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|[[Dennis-11213|Abraham Dennis]] - Age 26, Collier Born - Llangynwyd, Glamorganshire, Wales ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|[[Dennis-11214|Benjamin Dennis]] - Age 32, Collier. Born - Trevethin, Monmouthshire, Wales ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Dennis, John - Age 35, Collier. Lived Barnsley ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Dickinson, Thomas - Age 30, Volunteer Rescuer, Buried 5 may 1868 at Barnsley. Born - Ecclesfield, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Dixon, Matthew - Age 21. Hurrier, Buried 29 Aug 1869 at Ardsey. Born - Hetton-le-Hole, Durham, England ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|[[Dixon-15414|Thomas Dixon]] - Age 19, Hurrier, Buried 21 June 1869 at Monk Bretton. Born - York, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|[[Dixon-15415|William Stephenson Dixon]] - Age 15. Dayboy/Trapper. Born - York, Yorkshire, England Born - York, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Dodgson/Dobson, William - Age 21, Hurrier, Buried 19 July 1869 at Monk Bretton. Lived Littleworth ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|[[Donkin-371|Charles Donkin]] - Age 13, Horse Driver, Buried 21 Sep 1869 at Ardsley. Born - Hoyle Mill, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|[[Donkin-360|Thomas Donkin]] - Age 25, Collier. Buried 24 February 1870 at Ardsley. Born - Hoyle Mill, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|[[Donkin-370|Tom Donkin]] - Age 16, Hurrier, Buried 15 April 1873 at Ardsley. Born - Hoyle Mill, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|[[Duckworth-3144|William Duckworth]] - Age 30, Collier. Born - Cudworth, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|[[Dunk-611|Samuel Dunk]] - Age 22, Collier Buried 31 Jan 1869 at Barnsley. Born - Worsbrough, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|[[Edson-1198|George Edson]] - Age 21, Hurrier, Buried 20 May 1869 at Monk Bretton. Born - Monk Bretton, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|[[Edson-1218|John Edson]] - Age 20, Hurrier,, Buried 23 August 1869 at Monk Bretton. Born - Monk Bretton, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|[[Edson-1084|John Edson]] - Age 27, Collie, Burried 30 May 1869 at Monk Bretton. Born - Monk Bretton, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|[[Edson-1183|Willam Edson]] - Age 25, Hurrier, Buried 16 December 1866 at Monk Bretton. Born - Monk Bretton, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|[[Edson-1215|William Edson]] - Age 25, Buried 16 December 1866 at Monk Bretton. Born - Monk Bretton, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Ellis, George - Age 20, Hurrier. Buried 16 Dec 1866 at Ardsely. Born - Clayton West, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Evans, Edward - Age 27, Hurrier. Born - Barnsley ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Evans, George - Age 47, Collier, Buried 30 June 1868 at Barnsley. Born - Clayton West, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Evans, John - Age 17, Collier Lived Barnsley ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|[[Everett-6942|John Everett]] - Age 29, Dayman, Buried 16 Dec 1866 at Ardsley. Born - Toft Newton, Lincolnshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|[[Exley-183|Benjamin Exley]] - Age 14, Dayboy, Buried 15 Dec 1866 at Monk Bretton. Born - Monk Bretton, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|[[Exley-182|Charles Exley]] - Age 18, Hurrier, Born - Monk Bretton, Barnsley, England ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|[[Exley-174|John Exley]] - Age 34, Hurrier, Buried 5 Dec 1869 at Monk Bretton. Born - Barnsley, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Fairclough, Benjamin - Hurrier ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|[[Farmer-6015|Farmer, John]] - Age 38, Collier, Burried 16 Dec 1866 at Monk Bretton. Lived Cliffe Bridge, Monk Bretton ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|[[Faulks-279|Joshua Faulks]] - Age 25, Collier, Buried 22 August 1869 at Barnsley. Born - Barnsley, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|[[Fearn-610|Charles Fearn]] - Age 19, Hurrier, Born - Cliffe Bridge, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|[[Fearn-612|David Hawcroft Fearn]] - Age 21, Hurrier, Born - Cliffe Bridge, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|[[Fleetwood-1306|James Fleetwood]] - Age 13, Horse Driver. Born - Barnsley, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|[[Fletcher-18295|Charles Fletcher]] - Age 12, Horse Driver, Buried 20 April 1868 at Ardsley. Born - Hoyle Mill, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|[[Fletcher-18289|Frederick Fletcher]] - Age 22, Collier, Buried 16 Dec 1866 at Ardsley. Lived Oaks Colliery, Hoyle Mill ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Gaunt, Michael - Age 14, Horse Driver, Buried 16 Dec 1866 at Barnsley. Born - Barnsley, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Gillchrist/Gillbride, Martin - Age 23, Hurrier,Buried 31 Jan 1869 at Barnsley. Lived Barnsley ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Gladwin, George - Age 37, Collier, Buried 16 Dec 1866 at Ardsley. Born - Sandal, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Glover, James/John - Age 19, Hurrier, Buried 16 Dec 1866 at Monk Bretton. Born - Barnsley, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Glover, Thomas - Age 16, Hurrier Buried 32 Aug 1868 at Monk Bretton. Born - Barnsley, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Gott, Henry - Age 19, Hurrier ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|[[Graham-25895|John Graham]] - Age 12, Horse Driver, Buried 7 June 1868 at Monk Bretton, Born - Monk Bretton, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Grant, Michael - Dayboy ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Hackin, Robert - Age 35, Hurrier, Buried 26 Nov 1968 at Barnsley. Lived Barnsley ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Haigh, Henry - Age 14, Horse Driver. Born - Barnsley, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Haigh, William - Age 21, Horse Driver. Lived Hoyle Mill ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Haigh, William - Age 16, Horse Driver, Buried 29 Oct 1868 at Monk Bretton. Lived Monk Bretton ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Hall, Henry - Age 21, Hurrier, Buried 28 Apr 1869 at Ardsley. Lived Hunningley Lane ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Hall, Robert Ratcliffe - Age 27, Volunteer Rescuer, Buried 5 May 1868 at Barnsley. Lived Low Valley, wombwell ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Hallworth, David - Collier ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Halton, John - Ag 17, Hurrier, Buried 19 Mar 1869 at Ardsley. Born - Barnsley, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Hammond, Thomas - Age 39, Dayman, Buried 16 Dec 1866 at Ardsley. Born - Ardsley, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Hardcastle, John - Age 12, Dayboy, Buried 25 Dec 1866 at Barnsley. Born - Barnsley, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Hardcastle, Thomas - Age 39, Dayman, Buried 16 Dec 1866 at Barnsley. Born - York, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Harper, John - Age 16, Hurrier, Buried 12 Nov 1868 at Ardsley. Born - Ardsley, Yorkshire ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Harrison, Charles - Age 16, Hurrier, Buried 15 Dec 1869 at Monk Bretton. Born - Monk Bretton, Yorkshire, England. ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Harrison, Joshua/Joseph - Age 39, Collier, Buried 15 Dec 1869 at Monk Bretton. Born - Monk Bretton, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Hassle, Walter - Hurrier ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Hawcroft, William - Age 19, Hurrier. Born - Barnsley, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Hawley, Walter - Age 19, Collier., Buried 29 October 1868 at Ardsley. Born Royston, Yorkshire, England. ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Haycroft, James - Age 38, Collier Born - Shoreditch, London, England. ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Hayell, George - Hurrier ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Hayes, John - Dayboy ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Haywood, Henry - Age 50, Volunteer Rescuer. Lived Blacker Hill, Worbrough ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Heading, James - Volunteer Recuer ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Healey, Alfred - Age 23, Hurrier, Buried 10 Nov 1868 at Monk Bretton. Born Bolton Lancashire, England ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Hellewell, John - Age 26, Collier. Born - Stanley, Yorkshire, England. ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Hellewell, Samuel - Age 20, Collier, Buried 20 Dec 1868 at Monk Bretton. Born - Hoyland, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Hellewell, Thomas - Age 15, Hurrier, buried 15 Dec 1866 at Monk Bretton. Born - Leeds, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Henry, Thomas - Hurrier ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Hepenstall, Robert - Volunteer Rescuer ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Hessle, Walter - Age 18, Hurrier, buried Ardsley. Born - Worbrough, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Highlands, Thomas - Hurrier ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Hiland, Thomas - Age 30, Collier, Buried 15 Dec 1866 at Barnsley. Born - Cork, Cork, Ireland ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Hill, William - Age 12, Horse Driver, Buried 16 Dec 1866 at Ardsley. Born - Ardsley, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Hilton, Henry - Age 28, Collier. Born - Hoyle Mill, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|[[Hinchliffe-214|Charles Hinchliffe]] - Age 22, Hurrier, Buried 7 Mar 1869 at Barnsley, Born - Cawthorn, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Hinchcliffe, George - Lived Hoyle Mill ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|[[Hinchliffe-216|Henry Hinchliffe]] - Age 25, Collier, Buried 7 Mar 1869 at Barnsley, Born - Cawthorne, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Hinchcliffe, John - Age 26, Collier, Buried 4 mar 1869 at Ardsley. Born - Cudworth, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Hirst, Robert- Age 19, Lived Hoyle Mill ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Hitchin, George - Age 13, Horse Driver, Buried 28 Jan 1869 at Barnsley. Lived Barnsley ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Hobson, George - Age 48, Collier, Buried 27 July 1870 at Ardsley. Lived Hoyle Mill ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Holbert, Francis ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Holbrooks, John - Age 11, Horse Driver ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Holdsworth, David - Age 26, Collier, Buried 16 Dec 1866 at Ardsley. Born - Norbury, Cheshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Holdsworth, Frederick - Age 25, Collier. Born - Wakefield Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Hole, Henry - Age 14, Hurrier ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Holiday, Samuel - Hurrier ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Holland, David - Age 40, Hurrier, Lived Barnsley ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Hollin/Holling, Joshua/Joseph - Age 15, Hurrier, Born - Barnsley, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Hoobeck, Matthew - Hurrier ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Horbury, Thomas - Age 24, Hurrier. Born - Cudworth, Yorkshire, England. ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Hough, George - Age 13, Dayboy. Born - Ardsley, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Howard, Henry - Age 45, Collier, Buried 4 May 1868 at Barnsley. Born - Kirkburton, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Howarth, John - Hurrier ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Howell, George - Age 17, Buried Barnsley. Born - Barnsley, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Hoyland, Alfred - Age 54, Dayman/Volunteer Rescuer, Buried 7 Oct 1867 at Barnsley. Born - Emley, Yorkshire, Englan ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Hoylands, George - Age 22, Hurrier, Buried 18 June 1868 at Barnsley. Born - Worsbrough, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Hoyland, Thomas ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Hudson, George - Collier ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Hunt, Joshua/Joseph - Age 20, Hurrier, Buried 1 August 1869 at Ardsley. Born - Worsbrough, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Hunt, Richard - Age 29, Dayman, Buried 16 Dec 1866 at Ardsley. Born - Worsbrough, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Hurst, Robert - Collier ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|[[Hutchinson-9255|Charles Hutchinson]] - Age 25, Collier, Buried 20 Jan 1869 at Monk Bretton. Born - Auckley, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Hutchinson, Joseph ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|[[Hutchinson-9283|Thomas Hutchinson]] - Age 27, Hurrier. Born - Auckley, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Hyde, Thomas - Age 25, Collier, Buried 18 June 1868 at Ardsley. Born - Ticknall, Derbyshire, England. ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Hydes, Henry - Age 20, Hurrier, Born - Wombwelll, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Hydos, Thomas - Collier ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Ibbotson, George - Age 38, Dayman, Buried 15 Aug 1871 at Barnsley. Born - Barnsley, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Illingworth, Ezra - Age 12, Dayboy/Nipper, Buried 16 Dec 1866 at Barnsley. Born = Wakefield, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Jackson, Henry - Age 35, Collier, Buried 15 Dec 1866 at Barnsley. Lived Silver Street, Barnsley ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Jackson, John - Age 16, Hurrier, Buried 15 Dec 1866 at Barnsley. Lived Silver Street, Barnsley ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Jackson, William - Age 12, Horse Driver, Born - Barnsley, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|James, John - Age 51, Volunteer Recuer, Buried 27 Sep 1867 at Barnsley ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|[[Jeffcock-19|Jeffcock, Parkin]] Age 37, Volunteer Rescuer, Buried 7 Oct 1867 at Ecclesfield, Born - Ecclesfield, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Jones, John - Age 28, Hurrier, Buried 25 Feb at Ardsley - Thomas' son . Lived Barnsley ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Jones, Samuel - Age 17, Hurrier - Thomas' son Born - Wooley, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Jones, Thomas - Age 40, Collier, Buried 18 Dec 1870 at Monk Bretton - Father. Born - Bagillt, Flintshire, Wales ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Jones, William - Age 19, Hurrier, Buried 18 Dec 1870 at Monk Bretton. Born - Orrell Post, Lancashire, England ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Jowett, Benjamin - Age 54. Dayman, Buried 16 December 1866 at Ardsley. Born - Thornier, Yorkshire, england ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Kay, Jabez - Age 24, Dayman, Buried 21 December 1866 at Worsborugh, Born - Heage, Derbyshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Keen, John - Age 13, Lived Hoyle Mill ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Keighley, Joshua - Age 20, Dayman, Born - Horncastle, Lincolnshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Kenworthy, Edward - Collier ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Kenyon, Edward - Age 23, Collier, Buried 14 July 1869 at Ardsley. Lived Ardsley ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Keone, John - Dayboy ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Lane, Austin - Age 15, Horse Driver, Buried 19 December 1866 at Monk Bretton. Born - Monk Bretton, Yorkshire, England. ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Lane, James - Age 26, Collier Born - Monk Bretton, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Lavley, George - Age 27, Hanger On, Buried 23 Dec 1866 at Ardsley, Born - Darton, Yorkshire. ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|[[Lawley-386|George Lawley]] - Age 33, Born - Tamworth, Warwickshire, England. ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Lawley, John - Age 35, Collier. Born - Tamwoth, Warwickshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Lea, Joshua - Hurrier ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Leather, Joshua - Age 35, Collier, Buried 16 Dec 1866 at Barnsley, Born - Hindley, Lancashire, England. ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Leather, Thomas - Age 32, Collier. Buried 16 Dec 1866 at Barnsley. Lived John Street, Barnsley. ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Lee, Joseph - Age 33, Hurrier. Lived Hoyle Mill. ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Lee, Joseph, - Age 22, Hurrier, Buried 26 June 1870 at Monk Bretton. Born - Royston, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Lee Joshua - Hurrier ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Lee, Mark - Age 66, Dayman/Signal man, Buried 15 Dec 1866 at Barnsley. Born - Dukinfield, Cheshire, England. ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Lee, William - Age 18. Hurrier. Born - Royston, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Lever, George - Dayman ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Long, George - Age 36, Collier, Buried 11 July 1869 at Barnsley. Born - North Lopham, Norfolk, England ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Marsden, Henry - Age 21. Collier, Buried 16 Dec 1866 at Ardsley, Lived Hoyle Mill ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Marshall, George - Age 27, Collier, Buried 19 November 1868 at Barnsley, Yorkshire. Born - Barnsley, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Marshall, John - Hurrier ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|William Marshall - Labourer ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Massey, Richard - Age 11. Nipper, Buried 19 July 1868 at Ardsley. Born - Ardsley, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Matthews, Charles - Age 19. Hurrier, Buried 26 June 1870 at Barnsley, Lived Monk Bretton ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Matthews, William - Age 33, Collier. Lived Hoyle Mill ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Mattrick, Matthew - Dayboy ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Mattrick, William - Collier ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Mccarthy, John - Hurrier ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Mcdonald, Michael - Age 22, Hurrier Lived Barnsley ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Mcdonald, Peter - Age 27, Collier Lived Barnsley ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|McDowell, James - Collier ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Mchugh, John Henry - Age 12, Lamp Cleaner, Buried 16 Dec 1866 at Barnsley, Born - Goole, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Mclintock, William - Hurrier ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Mettrick, Matthew - Age 14, Horse Dirver, Buried 16 Dec 1866 at Barnsley. Born - Barnsley, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Mettrick, William - Age 16, Hurrier, Buried 7 April 1869 at Barnsley. Born - Barnsley, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Middleton, Willam - Hurrier ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Miller, George - Age 21, Hurrier Lived Barnsley ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Moore, George - Age 39, Hurrier, Lived Staincross ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|[[Morrell-1335|Morrell, John]] - Age 20, Hurrier. Born - Barnsley, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Morris, Stephen - Age 19, Hurrier, Lived Barnsley ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|[[Mort-563|Joseph Mort]] -- Age 36, Collier, Buried 26 July 1868 at Ardsley, Born - Astey, Lancashire, England ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Moss, Banjamin - Hurrier ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Moss, John - Age 17, Hurrier Born Hoyle Mill, Yorkshire, England. ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Musgrave, Edward - Age 36, Collier, Buried 16 Dec 1866 at Monk Bretton, Born - Alverthorpe, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Musgrave, George - Age 39, Hurrier Buried 16 Dec 1866 at Monk Bretton. Born - Alverthorpe, Yorkshire, England. ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|[[Nadin-86|Ephram Nadin]]- Age 13, Horse Driver, Born - Staveley, Derbyshire, England. ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|[[Nadin-85|George Nadin]] - Age 15, Hurrier. Born - Staveley, Derbyshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|[[Nadin-83|Thomas Nadin]] - Age 45, Volunteer Rescuer, Born - Staveley, Derbyshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Neal, Samuel Thorpe - Age 12, Horse Driver, Buried 7 Feb 1859 at Ardsley, Born - Worsbrough, Yorkshre, England ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Neal, John Brown - Age 47, Collier, Buried 7 Feb 1869 at Ardsley, Born - Kettering, Northamptonshire, England. ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Nelson, George - Labourer ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Newton, John - Age 32, Collier, Born - Oldham, Lancashire, England ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Noble, John - Age 18, Hurrier Buried 3 Aug 1872 at Barnsley, Lived Barnsley. ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Norman, William - Age 15, Horse Driver, Buried 16 Dec 1866 at Ardsley. Born - Ardsley, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Nuthall, John - Age 31, Collier, Lived Oaks Colliery, Hoyle Mill. ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Oakley Nichols, Richard - Age 29, Collier, Buried 2 Oct 1868 at Ardsley, Born -- Sedgley, Staffordshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Osborne, Charles - Age 15, Horse Driver, Buried 15 Dec 1866 at Barnsley, Born - Staveley, Derbyshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Osbourne, Henry - Age 18, Hurrier Buried 15 Dec 1866 at Barnsley, Born - Staveley, Derbyshire, England. ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Parker, William - Age 38, Hurrier, Buried 16 Dec 1866 at Monk Bretton. Born - Barnsley, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Pasley, John - Hurrier ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Payman, Frederick - Age 15, Horse Driver, Born - Worsbrough, Yorkshire, ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Payman, Thomas - Age 44, Collier, Buried 21 Sep 1869 at Ardsley, Born - Brierley, Yorkshire, England. ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|[[Peaker-57|Joseph Peaker]] - Age 29, Collier, Born -Monk Bretton, Yorkshire. ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Pickford, John - Age 16, Horse Driver, Buried 23 May 1869 at Ardsley. Born - Ardsley, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Pickles, Thomas - Age 33, Collier. Buried 13 January 1869 at Monk Bretton. Born - Leeds, Yorkshire, England. ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Pooley, John - Age 24, Hurrier Lived Hoyle Mill ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|[[Poppleton-124|Alfred Poppleton]] - Age 15, Horse Driver, Buried 23 Aug 1868 at Monk Bretton, Born - Monk Bretton, Yorkshire, England. ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|[[Poppleton-125|George Poppleton]] - Age 11, Horse Driver, Born - Monk Bretton, Yorkshire. ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|[[Poppleton-110|Henry Poppleton)]] - Age 57, Labourer, Buried 16 Dec 1866 at Monk Bretton, Born - Cudworth, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|[[Poppleton-121|Henry Poppleton]] Age 23, Dayman, Born - Monk Bretton, Yorkshire. ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|[[Poppleton-112|Joseph Poppleton]] - Age 31, Collier Born - Barnsley, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Priestley, Joseph - Age 17, Hurrier, Buried 16 Aug 1868 at Monk Bretton. Born - Barnsley, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Priestley, William - Dayboy ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Race, Nathan - Age 29, Hurrier, Buried 12 Jan 1873 at Barnsley. Born - Wakefield, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Ramsden, Charles - Age 29, Collier Buried 7 Apr 1870 at Barnsley. Born - Gawber, Yorkshire, England. ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Ramsden, Henry - Age 18, Hurrier Born - Barnsley, Yorkshire, England. ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Ramsden, Samuel - Age 24 Collier, Born - Ardsley, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Randerson, Charles - Age 29, Collier. Buried 15 Dec 1866 at Ardsley. Lived Stairfoot. ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Raynor, James - Age 14, Horse Driver, Born - Barnsley, Yorkshire, England. ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Raynor, Joshua - Age 40 Corporal, buried 6 July 1868 at Ardsley, Born - Mirfield, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Rhodes, Charles - Age 20, Hurrier , Born - Monk Bretton, Yorkshire, England. ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Rhodes, Fergus - Age 25, Collier. Born Monk Bretton, Yorkshire, England. ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Rhodes, George - Age 18, Hurrier, Buried 26 Dec 1869 at Monk Bretton, Born - Monk Bretton, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Rhodes, William - Age 28, Miner. Born - Monk Bretton, Yorkshire, england ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Richardson, John - Age 19, Hurrier Born - Staveley, Derbyshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Richardson, Samuel - Age 34, Dayman ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Rider, Jervis - Age 46, Collier. Born - Grantham, Lincolnshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|[[Remmington-23|Robert Remmington]] - Age 18, Hurrier. Buried 23 Jan 1870 at Ardsley, Yorkshire. Born Ingleton, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Roberts, Isaac - Lived Barnsley ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Robinson, Stephen - Age 18, Hurrier, Buried 29 Oct 1868 at Ardsley. Born - Escrick, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Robinson, William - Volunteer Rescuer. ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Robson, John - Age 37 Deputy, Buried 16 Dec 1866 at Ardsley, Lived Hoyle Mill ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Roebuck, Joshua/Joseph - Age 55, Collier, Buried 10 Aug 1868 at Royston, Born - Cudworth, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Roebuck, Matthew - Age 21. Hurrier, Buried 10 Aug 1868 at Royston, Born - Cudworth, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Rook, John - Age 16, Horse Driver, Buried 16 Dec 1866 at Monk Bretton, Born - Barnsley, Yorkshire, England. ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Ross, Joseph - Age 57, Miner. Buried 16 Dec. 1866 at Ardsley. Lived Hoyle Mill ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Rothwell, Henry - Age 25, Collier, Buried 16 Dec 1866 at Barnsley. Born - Monk Bretton, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Rowning, Michael - Hurrier ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Ryan, John - Age 27, Hurrier, Buried 11 Jan 1870 at Barnsley. ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Scales, Matthew - Age 23, Hanger On, Buried 23 Dec 1866 at Ardsley. Born - Ardsley, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Schofield, Thomas - Age 13, Hurrier, Buried 12 Nov 1868 at Barnsley. Lived Barnsley ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Scissons, Aaron - Collier ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|[[Seddon-5326|Christopher Seddon]] - Age 50 Deputy/Volunteer Rescuer, Buried 8 October 1867 at Ardsley, Born - Greasbrough, Yorkshire, Yorkshire. ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|[[Seddon-5328|Edward Seddon]] - Age 19 Brakesman, Buried 21 Sep 1869 at Ardsley, Born - Barugh, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|[[Seddon-14642|Samuel Seddon]] - Age 14, Hurrier, Born - Barnsley, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|[[Seddon-14640|Thomas Seddon]] - Age 32, Hurrier Buried 18 June 1858 at Monk Bretton, Born - Norcroft, Cawthorne, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|[[Sellers-2492|Ephraim Sellers]] - Age 63, Dayman Born - Darton, Yorkshire, England. ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Senior, Joseph, - Age 12, Coupler, Buried 15 Dec 1866 at Barnsley. Born - Barnsley, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Shaw, James - Age 15, Pointsman, Buried 16 December 1866 at Barnsley, Born - Barnsley, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Shaw, Richard - Hurrier ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Shaw, Thomas - Lived Barnsley ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Shaw, William - Age 39, Volunteer Rescuer ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Shaw, William - Lived Dodworth ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Shirt, George - Age 22, Hurrier, Lived Barnsley ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Shirt, William - Age 13, Hurrier Buried 16 Dec 1866 at Barnsley. Born - Barnsley, Yorkshire, Englan ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Shore, John William - Age 18, Hurrier, Buried 12 Nov 1868 at Ardsley, Born - Ardsley, Yorkshire. ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Simpson, David Fawcett - Age 37, Collier, Buried 9 Feb 1873 at Barnsley, Born - Halifax, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Sisson, Aaron - Age 33, Collier, Buried 18 June 1868 at Ardsley, Born - Ikeston, Derbyshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Slater, Elijah - Age 15, Horse Driver, Buried 12 July 1868 at Monk Bretton, Born - Monk Bretton, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Slater, William - Age 19, Hurrier Buried 24 Jan 1869 at Monk Bretton, Born - Monk Bretton, Yorkshire, England. ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Slone, John - Age 27, Collier Buried 16 Dec 1866 at Barnsley, Lived Barnsley ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Smith, Alfred - Age 23, Hurrier. Buried 16 Dec 1866 at Monk Bretton, Lived Old Mill. ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Smith, Frederick - Age 23, Hurrier Buried 16 Dec 1866 at Monk Bretton. Lived Old Mill. ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Smith, George - Age, 29, Collier, Buried 28 Sep 1871 at Barnsley, Lived Sackhils Barnsley ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Smith, John - Age 36 Volunteer Rescuer, buried 7 Oct 1867 at Barnsley, Lived Lundhlll ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Smith, John - Age 47, Hurrier, Buried 25 Aug 1868 at Ardsley, Lived Hoyle Mill. ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Smith, Joshua - Hurrier ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Smith, Samuel - Volunteer Rescuer ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| Snowden, John - Age 38, Collier, Buried 16 Aug 1868 at Monk Bretton, Lived Hoyle Mill ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Stead, Thomas - Volunteer Rescuer ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Stenton, Samuel - Age 12, Dayboy Buried 16 Dec 1866 at Barnsley. Born - Barnsley, Yorkshire, England. ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Stones, William - Age 24, Hurrier, Buried 15 Dec 1866 at Barnsley, Lived Stairfoot. ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Sugden, William - Age 57 Deputy/ Volunteer Rescuer, Buried 6 October 1867 at Dodworth, Born - Dodworth, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Swift, Matthew - Age 25, Hurrier Born - Higham, Yorkshire, England. ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Syder, William - Hurrier ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Sykes, George - Age 31 Collier, Born - Silkstone, Yorkshire, England. ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Sykes, William - Age 34, Hurrier Lived Hoyle Mill ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Tattersall, George, - Nipper ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Taylor, Thomas - Age 30. Collier, Lived Old Mill ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Taylor William - Nipper ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Tewart, David - Age 35, Volunteer Rescuer, Buried 3 Oct 1867 at Ardsley, Born Durham, County Durham, England. ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Tewett, John - Age 28, Hurrier, Lived Barnsley ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Thawley, Charles - Dayman ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Thickett, Thompson - Age 17, Horse Driver, Buried 16 Dec 1866 at Barnsley, Born - Barnsley, Yorkshire, England. ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Thompson, John - Age 63, Dayman Buried 15 Dec 1866 at Monk Bretton, Born - Monk Bretton, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Thompson, William - Age 22, Hurrier Born - Monk Bretton, Yorkshire, England. ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Thorley, Charles, - Age 53, Deputy Under Viewer, Born - Thurgoland, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Thornley, James - Age 42, Collier Lived Hoyle Mill ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Thornton, Robert - Hurrier ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Thorpe, James - Nipper ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Thorpe, Joseph - Age 20, Hurrier, Buried 7 Feb 1869 at Ardsley, Born - Worsbrough, Yorkshire ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Thorpe, Samuel - Hurrier ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Timmings, Isaac - Age 26, Collier, Buried 16 Dec 1870 at Ardsley. Born - Sedgley, Staffordshire, England. ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Towart, David - Underground Viewer - Volunteer ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Tupman, George - Hurrier ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Walker, Joshua/Joseph - Age 16, Horse Driver, Buried 21 Nov 1868 at Monk Bretton, Born - Monk Bretton, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Wall, Daniel - Age 20, Hurrier Buried 16 Dec 1870 at Ardsley ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Walmesley, Giles - Age 42, Dayman Buried 27 Dec. 1866 at Barnsley, Born - Barnsley, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Walmsley, James - Age 13, Horse Driver, Buried 16 Dec 1866 at Barnsley, Born - Barnsley, Yorkshire, England. ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Walmsley, John - Age 16, Horse Driver, Buried 16 Dec 1866 at Barnsley, Born - Emley, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Walton, Thomas - Age 24, Collier Buried 16 Dec 1866 at Ardsley, Born - Barnsley, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Ward, John - Age 57, Collier, Buried 27 Sep 1868 at Ardsley, Born - Poynton, Cheshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Ward, Thomas - Age 19, Hurrier Born - Barnsley, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Watson, Joshua/Joseph - Age 30, Collier Buried 25 July 1869 at Barnsley, Born - Barnsley, Yorkshire, England. ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Watson, William - Age 14, Horse Driver, Buried 15 Dec 1866 at Barnsley, Born - Barnsley, Yorkshire, England. ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Webb, Charles - Age 28, Collier Born - Askern Yorkshire, England. ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Wharton, William - Age 21, Hurrier Buried 10 Jan 1869 at Ardsley, Born - Poynton, Cheshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Whitaker, John - Age 19, Collier. Lived Hoyle Mill ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Wilby, Henry, - Age 46, Hanger On, Buried 23 Dec 1866 at Ardsley, Born - Hopton, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Wilkinson, Abraham - Age 19, Hurrier Born - Leeds, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Wilkinson, George - Age 18, Hurrier, Buried 21 Sep 1869 at Ardsley, Born - Ardsley, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Wilkinson, William - Age 28, Hurrier. Buried 20 Jan 1869 at Monk Bretton. Born - Wrenthorpe, Yorkshire, England. ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|William, Shaw, age 39 ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Willies, John - Age 38, Dayman, Buried 16 Dec 1866 at Barnsley, Born - Long Preston, Yorkshire, England. ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Willowby, Henry - Dayman ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Wilson, John - Volunteer Rescuer, Lived Low Valley, Wombwelll ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Wilson, Joseph, - Age 12, Nipper, Lived Barnsley ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Wilson, Thomas - Age 14, Horse Driver, Buried 9 June 1868 at Ardsley, Born - Hoyle Mill, Yorkshire, England. ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|[[Wilson-72382|William Wilson]] - Age 33 Deputy Under Viewer, Buried 16 Dec 1866 at Ardsley, Born - Norcorft, Cawthorne, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Wilson, Wiliam - Lived Barnsley. ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|[[Winter-7694|Duncombe Winter]]- Age 28, Collier. Buried 21 Feb 1869 at Barnsley. Born - Barnsley, Yorkshire, England. ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Winter, Henry - Age 22, Hurrier Buried 16 Dec 1866 at Barnsley, Born - Barnsley, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|[[Winter-7700|Joseph Winter]] - Age 21. Hurrier Buried 11 April 1869 at Barnsley. Born - Barnsley, Yorkshire, England. ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|[[Winter-7699|Thomas Winter]] - Age 28, Collier. Buried 11 April 1859 at Barnsley,. Born - Barnsley, Yorkshire, England. ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|[[Winter-7701|William Winter]] - Age 17. Hurrier Born Barnsley, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Yes |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|[[Winter-7698|John Winter]] - Age 32, Collier Buried 12 Nov 1868 at Barnsley, Born - Barnsley, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Yes |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Wood, Henry - Age 37 Collier Born - Ashton, Lancashire, England. ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Wood, Thomas - Age 28 Collier Born - Worsbrough, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Wright, Thomas - Hurrier ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Wright, William - Age 30, Hurrier Buried 16 Dec 1866 at Barnsley, Born - Barnsley, Yorkshire, England ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"| |- |} |} == Sources ==
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[[Category:Oaks Name Study]] [[Category:One Name Studies]] [[Category:DNA Projects]] == Oaks == The Anglo-Saxon name Oaks comes from the family having resided near a notable oak tree or near a group of oaks. The surname Oaks is derived from the Old English word ac, which means oak. The surname Oaks belongs to the class of topographic surnames, which were given to people who resided near physical features such as hills, streams, churches, or types of trees.https://www.houseofnames.com/oaks-family-crest [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special:Surname&s=OAKS&order=name Oaks List] of profiles on WikiTree.
[https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special:Surname&s=OAKES&order=name Oakes List] of profiles on WikiTree. This study will include those who married into the Oaks surname. Tracking families who married in can sometimes lead to breakthroughs on census records when we know who the families were close to. Categorization is based on where the person was born, or in the case of a spouse, where their Oaks children were born. == How to Participate == Please contact the Study's coordinator [[Oaks-601|Melissa (Oaks) Goodnight]] or post a comment at the foot of the page. ---- {{One Name Study|name=Oaks}} Profile Sticker (for the Oaks profiles to be included):{{One Name Study|name=Oaks|category=Location, Oaks Name Study}} {{Clear}} {{Member|ONS|name=Oaks}} Member Sticker (for your own profile): {{Member|ONS|name=Oaks}} {{Clear}} ---- If you have any questions, just ask. Thanks! == Goals == This is a One Name Study to collect together in one place everything about one surname and the variants of that name. The hope is that other researchers like you will join our study to help make it a valuable reference point for people studying lines that cross or intersect. == Surname Variants == There are many spelling variants to be found through research including: Oak, Oake, Oakes, Oke, Okes, Ochs and others. This study will focus on the following variants: * Oaks * Oakes ''(If you think there is another spelling or variant that should be included in this particular study, please comment below.)'' === Translated Surnames === :While not included in this study, it is interesting to note some surnames that have been translated into an English form of Oak, Oaks or Oakes: *Portuguese - Carvalho or De Carvalho - Example: [[Carvalho-131|Ernesto Augustus Carvalho]] translated his name into Oakes when he moved to the US. == Featured Profiles == [[Oakes-3049|Rev. Uriah Oakes]] - added by [[Bright-1984|Billie (Bright) Keaffaber]]. Notable before 1700 - author and reverend. [[Oakes-67|Edward Oakes (abt.1604-1689)]] - The beginning of the Massachusetts Oakes'. Born in England, Edward moved to Massachusetts Bay by 1640. (Father to Uriah, above). == Contemporary Notables (post 1700) == ''Can we connect these to the global tree?'' [[Oakes-1341|Richard Oakes]] - Native American activist - '''Connected!'''
[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_C._Oaks Robert C. Oaks] | [[Oaks-1274|Robert Oaks]] - retired U.S. Air Force general - '''Connected!''' ''(with unlisted profile, as he is still living).''
[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jenny_Oaks_Baker Jenny (Oaks) Baker] - American violinist (her father, Dallin, below, is a first cousin of Robert, above).
[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dallin_H._Oaks Dallin Oaks] - American lawyer == Task List == * Please add '''{{One Name Study|Name=Oaks}} ''' to your Oaks profiles. (We now have location-born categories, so please include that as well). * Feel free to create a section like the one below for your current profile work and updates. ---- [[Oaks-601|Melissa (Oaks) Goodnight]], Last updated on: 3 Mar 2024 :''Project:'' Categories are up and running. Creating new location-based categories as needed. -[[Oaks-601|Oaks-601]] 06:45, 5 February 2024 (UTC) ---- Adopting orphaned Oaks profiles and adding the Oaks Name Study sticker: '''{{One Name Study|name=Oaks}} ''' to them. == Resources == * [https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/OAKS List of Oaks on WikiTree] * [https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/tag/OAKS G2G feed of questions tagged "Oaks"] * [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special%3AAdoptions&cln=&order=&s=OAKS Orphaned Oaks profiles on WikiTree] * [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Category:Unsourced_Profiles&from=Oaks-1 Unsourced Oaks profiles on WikiTree] * [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special%3AUnconnected&mId=10209961&order=dateup&viewAll=1&privacy=0&orphans=0&s=OAKS Unconnected Oaks profiles on WikiTree] ---- https://www.surnamedb.com/Surname/Oaks
https://www.houseofnames.com/oaks-family-crest
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oakes_(surname)
https://www.ancestry.com/name-origin?surname=oaks
https://forebears.io/surnames/oaks
https://coadb.com/surnames/oakes-arms.html
http://www.selectsurnames.com/oakes.html
[https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special:Surname&s=OAKES&order=name Oakes List] of profiles on WikiTree. This study will include those who married into the Oaks surname. Tracking families who married in can sometimes lead to breakthroughs on census records when we know who the families were close to. Categorization is based on where the person was born, or in the case of a spouse, where their Oaks children were born. == How to Participate == Please contact the Study's coordinator [[Oaks-601|Melissa (Oaks) Goodnight]] or post a comment at the foot of the page. ---- {{One Name Study|name=Oaks}} Profile Sticker (for the Oaks profiles to be included):
[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_C._Oaks Robert C. Oaks] | [[Oaks-1274|Robert Oaks]] - retired U.S. Air Force general - '''Connected!''' ''(with unlisted profile, as he is still living).''
[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jenny_Oaks_Baker Jenny (Oaks) Baker] - American violinist (her father, Dallin, below, is a first cousin of Robert, above).
[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dallin_H._Oaks Dallin Oaks] - American lawyer == Task List == * Please add '''
https://www.houseofnames.com/oaks-family-crest
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oakes_(surname)
https://www.ancestry.com/name-origin?surname=oaks
https://forebears.io/surnames/oaks
https://coadb.com/surnames/oakes-arms.html
http://www.selectsurnames.com/oakes.html
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[[Category:Los Angeles, California]] [[Category:Los Angeles County, California, Cemeteries]] [[Category:Oakwood Memorial Park, Chatsworth, California]] This page is part of the [[Space:California Cemeteries Team|California Cemeteries Team]]. See the [[:Category:Oakwood_Memorial_Park%2C_Chatsworth%2C_California|Oakwood Memorial Park category]] for people buried in this cemetery. '''Cemetery Name:''' Oakwood Memorial Park '''Address:''' [https://www.google.com/maps/place/22601+Lassen+St,+Chatsworth,+CA+91311/@34.2514704,-118.6234352,17z/data=!3m1!4b1!4m5!3m4!1s0x80c29cd0a2922f47:0xcb03ae913e905844!8m2!3d34.2514704!4d-118.6212465 22601 Lassen Street, Chatsworth, California 91311] '''Phone:''' 818-341-0344 '''Website:''' [http://oakwoodmemorialcemetery.com Oakwood Memorial Park] '''GPS Coordinates:''' 34.2514704,-118.6234352 '''Internment Estimate:''' 13,200 '''Information:''' From [[Wikipedia:Oakwood Memorial Park Cemetery|Oakwood Memorial Park Cemetery]]: The Oakwood Memorial Park Cemetery is located at 22601 Lassen Street, Chatsworth, Los Angeles, California. It is the resting place for several movie stars such as Fred Astaire, Ginger Rogers, Gloria Grahame, and Stephen Boyd. Oakwood Memorial Park is located in the San Fernando Valley, surrounded by rocky hills that have served as a backdrop for many a film setting. It has been used as a cemetery since 1924, and there was a Native American graveyard next to the cemetery before a fire destroyed the old wooden crosses that marked the site. The Old Stagecoach Trail passed beside it. The historic Chatsworth Community Church is located within the cemetery grounds. ----- ===About the Oakwood Memorial Park Cemetery Project=== This page was created for Oakwood Memorial Park to document our ancestors that are interred there, it is managed by the [[Space:California Cemeteries Team|California Cemeteries Team]], part of the [[Project:Global_Cemeteries|Global Cemeteries Project]]. To assist our Cemeterists in this ongoing project, there is a Table of Interments at the bottom of this page. This is a sort-able listing of individuals interred at this cemetery, some of whom are linked to existing WikiTree profiles. Although all grave markers in this cemetery are being photographed, the photos can only be displayed for individuals with existing WikiTree profiles. If you know of a person interred at this cemetery that should be linked to an existing WikiTree profile, or needs to have a profile created for them, please contact [[Beebe-3541|Laurel Beebe]] for assistance, or one of the Cemeterists for the [[Space:California Cemeteries Team|California Cemeteries Team]]. ----- ===Overview of Our Tasks Completed=== Photography * In progress * Approximately 0% in progress Data Transcriptions * In progress * 0 transcriptions completed * 0 photographs linked in Table of Interments, below. Profiles On other lists * [[:Category: Oakwood Memorial Park, Chatsworth, California| Wikitree]]: 13 * [https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/617257/oakwood-memorial-park FindAGrave]: 13,239 ----- ===Ways to Contribute to this Cemetery=== Project members are needed to: * Collect data and take original photographs of cemetery and individual grave markers. :::GPS data, transcription, and photography are essential to document each marker, follow the guidelines for [[Space:What_a_Cemeterist_Does#Photographing_Gravestones_and_Monuments|photography]], and [[Space:What_a_Cemeterist_Does#Transcribing_the_Gravestone_or_Monument|transcription]]. * Match those interred here to existing Wikitree profiles or create new ones. :::Our goal is to accurately represent our ancestors, when complete everyone listed on our Table of Interments will be linked to their own WikiTree profile, and to a photo of their grave marker. * Validate links and transcription information. :::Profile and photo links, as well as transcribed information needs to be cross-checked to ensure accuracy. * Create an audio/video tour of the cemetery. :::Record a virtual tour of the cemetery, taking the viewer around the cemetery to explore the history of the people buried here. ----- ===Table of Interments=== {| border="1" class="wikitable sortable" cellpadding="9" |- ! align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Last Name''' ! align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''First Name''' ! align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Maiden Name''' ! align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Born''' ! align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Died''' ! align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Photo''' ! align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Find A Grave Profile''' |- |[[Beebe-3292|Beebe]]||Fredrick Monroe||||31 Mar 1870||8 Aug 1935||[[https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/28401467/fredrick-monroe-beebe/photo#view-photo=11825304| FindAGrave]]||{{FindAGrave|28401467}} |- |}
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'''Obermonjou''' (Krivovka, Kriwowskoje), (Ней-Обермонжу),
a German Roman Catholic colony, established on the Öst "Wiesenseite" or east "meadow side" of the Volga River on the 7th of June 1767. The colony was founded by the Crown's recruiter Baron Caneau de Beauregard. It was originally part of the Katharinenstadt parish. Founded: 7th of June 1767 Location: 51º44' N 46º51' E (Russia) Obermonjou colony village webpages: https://www.volgagerman.net/ober-history
American Historical Society of Germans From Russia (AHSGR), Kevin Rupp, village coordinator http://cvgs.cu-portland.edu/settlements/mother_colonies/colony_ober_monjou.cfm
The Center for Volga German Studies at Concordia University http://lexikon.wolgadeutsche.net/search/result?query=obermonjou (in Russian)
wolgadeutsche.net · Alexander Spack, Rußland FIRST SETTLERS LIST - HEADS of FAMILIES:
- 83 founding families comprised the population of 299 colonists in 1767 (names list coming soon!) [[:Category:Obermonjou|Obermonjou settlers & residents]] (profiles list) return to [[Project:Volga_German|Volga German Project]]
a German Roman Catholic colony, established on the Öst "Wiesenseite" or east "meadow side" of the Volga River on the 7th of June 1767. The colony was founded by the Crown's recruiter Baron Caneau de Beauregard. It was originally part of the Katharinenstadt parish. Founded: 7th of June 1767 Location: 51º44' N 46º51' E (Russia) Obermonjou colony village webpages: https://www.volgagerman.net/ober-history
American Historical Society of Germans From Russia (AHSGR), Kevin Rupp, village coordinator http://cvgs.cu-portland.edu/settlements/mother_colonies/colony_ober_monjou.cfm
The Center for Volga German Studies at Concordia University http://lexikon.wolgadeutsche.net/search/result?query=obermonjou (in Russian)
wolgadeutsche.net · Alexander Spack, Rußland FIRST SETTLERS LIST - HEADS of FAMILIES:
- 83 founding families comprised the population of 299 colonists in 1767 (names list coming soon!) [[:Category:Obermonjou|Obermonjou settlers & residents]] (profiles list) return to [[Project:Volga_German|Volga German Project]]
O'Brien Name Study
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[[Category:O'Brien Name Study]] [[Category:One Name Studies]] [[Category:DNA Projects]] [[Category:Ireland, O'Brien Name Study]] [[Category:United States, O'Brien Name Study]] [[Category:New York, O'Brien Name Study]] [[Category:Erie County, New York, O'Brien Name Study]] [[Category:Chautauqua County, New York, O'Brien Name Study]] [[Category:Buffalo, O'Brien Name Study]] [[Category:Maranda-80 Name and Place Studies]] All categories can be found here: https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Category:O'Brien_Name_Study == How to Join == Please post a comment to the right. If you have any questions, just ask. Thanks! == Goals == This is a One Name Study to collect together in one place everything about one surname and the variants of that name. The hope is that other researchers like you will join our study to help make it a valuable reference point for people studying lines that cross or intersect. Please contact the project leader, add categories to your profiles, add your questions to the bulletin board, add details of your name research, etc. == Tasks == #To find famous Obrien Profiles or add them from list below # To add your own lines to the study == Meaning and Origin == This Surname has been changed often over time, although te original name spelling was Obriain. They were originally the clan of the Dalcassians, known as Ui Toirdealhaigh, both names identifying particular ancestors from whom they descended. The most prominent of them was Brian Boru(941-1014) , who became High King of Ireland and fought a great war against Ireland's viking invaders. == Resources == * [https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/O'Brien List of O'Briens on Wikitree] * [https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/tag/O'Brien G2G feed of questions tagged "O'Brien"]. * [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special:Adoptions&s=O'Brien Orphaned O'Brien profiles on WikiTree]. * [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Category:Unsourced_Profiles&from=O'Brien-1 Unsourced O'Brien profiles on WikiTree]. == Name Variations == * Obrien * Brian * Obriain * Obrynes * Obrian == Coat Of Arms == This Coat Of Arms is unusual because, apart from the lions rear-ends, they are identical with the royal arms of England. Originally, so it has been told the lions were all gold, but in the time of Henry VIII, the Obrien family were given a choice of altering or losing them. The family decided to alter them to gold and silver being a mark of royalty. == Famous Obriens == * William Obrien(1852-1928. Irish nationalist, journalist,and social revolutionary * George Obrien(1899-1985}American Actor from silent movies era and into the talkie era * Kate Obrien(1897-1974, Irish novelist, and playeright * Edna Obrien(1932) , Irish novelist and short story writer * Fergal Obrien(1972(Irish professional snooker player * Dara Obriain(1973), Irish comedian == Members == * [[ Obrien-4884 | Steph Obrien ]] * [[ Stone-21347 | Susan Stone ]] * [[O'Brien-11607 | Terry Obrien]]
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[[Category: Stickers]] [[Category: Images]] [[Category: Occupations]] This page is used to house images used for Occupation and Miscellaneous Stickers.
Feel free to add as you can, provided the image(s) is (are) public domain, or allowed under Creative Commons, or GNU, licenses ('''just being on Wikipedia does not guarantee an image is free to re-use''').
Remember, default display of these images as used in a sticker on a profile is 50x50px (providing the image is square to begin with). === Occupations === '''Occupation (General)''' :''Use this until you find a suitable copyright free image. {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture.jpg |text=was a Worker. }} *{{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture.jpg |text=was a Worker. }} results in: '''Airport / Airline Worker''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-133.jpg |text=was an Airport Worker. }} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-133.jpg |text=was an Airport Worker }} results in: '''Analyst - Data, Information, Business, etc.''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-135.jpg |text=was an Analyst. }} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-135.jpg |text=was an Analyst. }} results in: '''Architect''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-124.jpg |text=was an Architect. }} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-124.jpg |text=was an Architect. }} results in: '''Astronomer''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-6.jpg |text=was an Astronomer. }} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-6.jpg |text=was an Astronomer. }} results in: '''Auditor''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-149.jpg |text=was an Auditor. }} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-149.jpg |text=was an Auditor'. }} results in: '''Auto Body Technician''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-102.jpg |text=was an Auto Body Technician. }} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-102.jpg |text=was an Auto Body Technician. }} results in: '''Aviator''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-26.png |text=was an Aviator. }} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-26.png |text=was an Aviator. }} results in: '''Baker / Bakery Worker''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-168.jpg |text=was a Baker. }} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-168.jpg |text=was a Baker. }} results in: '''Bank Officer''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-18.jpg |text=was a Bank Officer. }} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-18.jpg |text=was a Bank Officer. }} results in: '''Barber''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-46.jpg |text=was a Barber. }} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-46.jpg |text=was a Barber. }} results in: '''Bartender / Publican / Tavern Owner, etc.''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-117.jpg |text=was a Bartender. }} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-117.jpg |text=was a Bartender. }} results in: '''Blacksmith''' {{Occupation |image=Images_I_use_in_profiles-6.jpg |text=was a Blacksmith. }} * Ver. 1. {{Occupation |image=Images_I_use_in_profiles-6.jpg |text=was a Blacksmith. }} results in: {{Occupation |image=Occupation Image Capture-96.jpg |text=was a Blacksmith. }} * Ver. 2. {{Occupation |image=Occupation Image Capture-96.jpg |text=was a Blacksmith. }} results in: '''Boilermaker''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation Image Capture-137.jpg |text=was a Boilermaker. }} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation Image Capture-137.jpg |text=was a Boilermaker. }} results in: '''Bookkeeper / Clerk''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation Image Capture-95.jpg |text=was a Bookkeeper. }} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation Image Capture-95.jpg |text=was a Bookkeeper. }} results in: '''Boxer / Fighter / Pugilist''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation Image Capture-176.jpg |text=was a Boxer. }} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation Image Capture-176.jpg |text=was a Boxer. }} results in: '''Brickmaker''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation Image Capture-72.jpg |text=was a Brickmaker. }} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation Image Capture-72.jpg |text=was a Brickmaker. }} results in: '''British Railways''' {{Occupation |image=British_Railways-1.jpg |text=worked for British Railways. }} * {{Occupation |image=British_Railways-1.jpg |text=worked for British Railways. }} results in: '''Bus Driver''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation Image Capture-146.jpg |text=was a Bus Driver. }} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation Image Capture-146.jpg |text=was a Bus Driver. }} results in: '''Businesspeople - Managers, Executives, Office Workers, etc.'''
Simply change the "text" to the occupation needed. {{Occupation |image= Occupation Image Capture-154.jpg |text=was a Manager. }} *{{Occupation |image= Occupation Image Capture-154.jpg |text=was a Manager. }} results in: '''Butcher''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-4.png |text=was a Butcher. }} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-4.png |text=was a Butcher }} results in: '''Cabinetmaker''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-92.jpg |text=was a Cabinetmaker. }} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-92.jpg |text=was a Cabinetmaker. }} results in: '''Cab Driver / Taxi Driver ''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-142.jpg |text=was a Cab Driver. }} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-142.jpg |text=was a Cab Driver. }} results in: '''Car Salesman''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-91.jpg |text=was a Car Salesman. }} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-91.jpg |text=was a Car Salesman. }} results in: '''Carpenter''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-169.jpg |text=was a Carpenter. }} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-169.jpg |text=was a Carpenter. }} results in: '''Chauffeur / Driver''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-175.jpg |text=was a Chauffeur. }} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-175.jpg |text=was a Chauffeur. }} results in: '''Chef / Cook''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-58.jpg |text=was a Chef / Cook. }} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-58.jpg |text=was a Chef / Cook. }} results in: '''Chimney Sweep''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-66.jpg |text=was a Chimney Sweep. }} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-66.jpg |text=was a Chimney Sweep. }} results in: '''Christian Minister''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-57.jpg |text=was a Christian Minister. }} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-57.jpg |text=was a Christian Minister. }} results in: '''Cinematographer''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-185.jpg |text=was a Cinematographer. }} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-185.jpg |text=was a Cinematographer. }} results in: '''Coachbuilder / Wagonwright''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-52.jpg |text=was a Coachbuilder. }} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-52.jpg |text=was a Coachbuilder. }} results in: '''Cobbler / Cordwainer / Shoemaker''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-114.jpg |text=was a Cobbler. }} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-114.jpg |text=was a Cobbler. }} results in: '''Construction Worker / Contractor / Builder''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-106.jpg |text=was a Construction Worker. }} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-106.jpg |text=was a Construction Worker. }} results in: '''Cooper''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-76.jpg |text=was a Cooper. }} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-76.jpg |text=was a Cooper. }} results in: '''Cosmetologist''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-152.jpg |text=was a Cosmetologist. }} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-152.jpg |text=was a Cosmetologist. }} results in: '''Currier / Leather Worker / Tanner / Felter''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-166.jpg |text=was a Currier. }} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-166.jpg |text=was a Currier. }} results in: '''Delivery Driver / Milkman / Bakery Delivery / UPS ''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-122.jpg |text=was a Delivery Driver. }} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-122.jpg |text=was a Delivery Driver. }} results in: '''Dressmaker''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-22.png |text=was a Dressmaker. }} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-22.png |text=was a Dressmaker. }} results in: '''Doctor / Physician''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-153.jpg |text=was a Doctor. }} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-153.jpg |text=was a Doctor. }} results in: '''Editor''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-30.jpg |text=was an Editor. }} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-30.jpg |text=was an Editor. }} results in: '''Electrician''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-173.jpg |text=was an Electrician. }} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-173.jpg |text=was an Electrician. }} results in: '''Elevator Operator''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-150.jpg |text=was an Elevator Operator. }} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-150.jpg |text=was an Elevator Operator. }} results in: '''Engineer, Civil''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-177.jpg |text=was a Civil Engineer. }} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-177.jpg |text=was a Civil Engineer. }} results in: '''Engineer, Computer''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-144.jpg |text=was a Computer Engineer. }} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-144.jpg |text=was a Computer Engineer. }} results in: '''Engineer, Electrical''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-82.jpg |text=was an Electrical Engineer. }} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-82.jpg |text=was an Electrical Engineer. }} results in: '''Engineer, Mechanical''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-139.jpg |text=was a Mechanical Engineer. }} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-139.jpg |text=was a Mechanical Engineer. }} results in: '''Engineer, Structural''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-140.jpg |text=was a Structural Engineer. }} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-140.jpg |text=was a Structural Engineer. }} results in: '''Factory Worker / Manufacturing''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-171.jpg |text=was a Factory Worker. }} *Ver 1. {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-171.jpg |text=was a Factory Worker. }} results in: {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-123.jpg |text=was a Manufacturing Plant Worker. }} *Ver 2. {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-123.jpg |text=was a Manufacturing Plant Worker. }} results in: '''Farm Laborer / Picker / Field Worker''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-132.jpg |text=was a Farm Laborer. }} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-132.jpg |text=was a Farm Laborer. }} results in: '''Farmer / Grazier / Planter / Homesteader''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-7.png |text=was a Farmer. }} * Ver. 1. {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-7.png |text=was a Farmer. }} results in: {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-43.jpg |text=was a Farmer. }} * Ver. 2. {{Occupation |image= Occupation Image Capture-43.jpg |text=was a Farmer. }} results in: {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-89.jpg |text=was a Farmer. }} * Ver. 3. {{Occupation |image= Occupation Image Capture-89.jpg |text=was a Farmer. }} results in: '''Farrier / Horseshoer''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation Image Capture-45.jpg |text=was a Farrier/Horseshoer. }} * {{Occupation |image= Occupation Image Capture-45.jpg |text=was a Farrier/Horseshoer. }} results in: '''Firefighter''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation Image Capture-147.jpg |text=was a Firefighter. }} * {{Occupation |image= Occupation Image Capture-147.jpg |text=was a Firefighter. }} results in: '''Fisherman''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation Image Capture-62.jpg |text=was a Fisherman. }} * {{Occupation |image= Occupation Image Capture-62.jpg |text=was a Fisherman. }} results in: '''Florist''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation Image Capture-174.jpg |text=was a Florist. }} * {{Occupation |image= Occupation Image Capture-174.jpg |text=was a Florist. }} results in: '''Foundry Worker''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation Image Capture-178.jpg |text=was a Foundry Worker. }} * {{Occupation |image= Occupation Image Capture-178.jpg |text=was a Foundry Worker. }} results in: '''Gardener / Landscaper''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation Image Capture-110.jpg |text=was a Gardener. }} * {{Occupation |image= Occupation Image Capture-110.jpg |text=was a Gardener. }} results in: '''Graphic Designer / Digital Artist''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation Image Capture-103.jpg |text=was a Graphic Designer. }} * {{Occupation |image= Occupation Image Capture-103.jpg |text=was a Graphic Designer. }} results in: '''Grocer''' See also Shopkeeper below. {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-13.jpg |text=was a Grocer. }} * Ver. 1. {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-13.jpg |text=was a Grocer. }} results in: {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-108.jpg |text=was a Grocer. }} * Ver. 2. {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-108.jpg |text=was a Grocer. }} results in: '''Handyman / Building Maintenance''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-105.jpg |text=was a Handyman. }} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-105.jpg |text=was a Handyman. }} results in: '''Hardware Store Owner, Merchant or Employee''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-56.png |text=was a Hardware Store Employee. }} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-56.png |text=was a Hardware Store Employee. }} results in: '''Heating, Air Conditioning, and Refrigeration (HVAC-R) Technician ''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-99.jpg |text=was a HVAC-R Technician. }} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-99.jpg |text=was a a HVAC-R Technician. }} results in: '''Heavy Equipment Operator''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-93.jpg |text=was a Heavy Equipment Operator. }} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-93.jpg |text=was a Heavy Equipment Operator. }} results in: '''Home Inspector''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation Image Capture-44.jpg |text=was a Home Inspector. }} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-44.jpg |text=was a Home Inspector. }} results in: '''Horse Trainer''' {{Occupation |image= Occupation_Image_Capture-35.png |text=was a Horse Trainer. }} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-35.png |text=was a Horse Trainer. }} results in: '''House Painter.''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-118.jpg |text=was a House Painter. }} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-118.jpg |text=was a House Painter. }} results in: '''Housekeeper / Domestic / Maid''' {{Occupation |image= Occupation_Image_Capture-64.jpg |text=was a Housekeeper. }} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-64.jpg |text=was a Housekeeper. }} results in: '''Housewife, Homemaker, Stay at Home Mom, Mother, etc.''' Let's face it, we still don't have a decent name for this often underappreciated and difficult occupation. Use whatever words you want by editing the "text" part of the sticker. {{Occupation |image= Occupation_Image_Capture-84.jpg |text=was a Mother. }} * Ver. 1. {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-84.jpg |text=was a Mother. }} results in: {{Occupation |image= Occupation_Image_Capture-85.jpg |text=was a Mother. }} * Ver. 2. {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-85.jpg |text=was a Mother. }} results in: '''Ice Man, Ice Deliverer, Ice Engineer''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-63.png |text=was an Ice Deliverer. }} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-63.png |text=was an Ice Deliverer. }} results in: '''Janitor / Custodian''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-104.jpg |text=was a Janitor. }} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-104.jpg |text=was a Janitor. }} results in: '''Justice of the Peace''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-14.jpg |text=was a Justice of the Peace. }} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-14.jpg |text=was a Justice of the Peace. }} results in: add the category ''Justices of the Peace'' for your region. '''Laborer''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-63.jpg |text=was a Laborer. }} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-63.jpg |text=was a Laborer. }} results in: '''Lamp-Lighter''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-42.jpg |text=was a Lamp-Lighter. }} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-42.jpg |text=was a Lamp-Lighter. }} results in: '''Lawyer / Attorney / Solicitor / Counsellor / Advocate / Barrister / Prosecutor''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-115.jpg |text=was a Lawyer. }} * Ver. 1 {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-115.jpg |text=was a Lawyer. }} results in: {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-57.png |text=was an Advocate. }} * Ver. 2 {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-57.png |text=was an Advocate. }} results in: '''Librarian''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-29.jpg |text=was a Librarian. }} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-29.jpg |text=was a Librarian. }} results in: '''Lighterman''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-75.jpg |text=was a Lighterman. }} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-75.jpg |text=was a Lighterman. }} results in: '''Lumberman''' See also Sawyer {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-44.png |text=was a Lumberman. }} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-44.png |text=was a Lumberman. }} results in: '''Machinist''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-120.jpg |text=was a Machinist. }} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-120.jpg |text=was a Machinist. }} results in: '''Magistrate / Judge''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-16.jpg |text=was a Magistrate. }} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-16.jpg |text=was a Magistrate. }} results in: '''Mail Carrier.''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-69.jpg |text=was a Mail Carrier. }} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-69.jpg |text=was a Mail Carrier. }} results in: '''Mariner''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-116.jpg |text=was a Mariner. }} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-116.jpg |text=was a Mariner. }} results in: '''Mason - Brickmason / Bricklayer''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-67.jpg |text=was a Brick Mason. }} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-67.jpg |text=was a Brick Mason. }} results in: '''Mason - Stonemason / Stone Carver''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-71.jpg |text=was a Stonemason. }} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-71.jpg |text=was a Stonemason. }} results in: '''Master Mariner''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-60.png |text=was a Master Mariner. }} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-60.png |text=was a Master Mariner. }} results in: '''Mechanic, Automotive''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-80.jpg |text=was a Mechanic. }} * Ver. 1. Male {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-80.jpg |text=was a Mechanic. }} results in: {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-81.jpg |text=was a Mechanic. }} * Ver. 2. Female {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-81.jpg |text=was a Mechanic. }} results in: '''Medical Laboratory Technician''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-47.png |text=was a Medical Laboratory Technician. }} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-47.png |text=was a Medical Laboratory Technician. }} results in: '''Merchant''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-167.jpg |text=was a Merchant. }} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-167.jpg |text=was a Merchant. }} results in: '''Miller''' {{Occupation |image= Occupation_Image_Capture-56.jpg |text=was a Miller.}} *{{Occupation |image= Occupation_Image_Capture-56.jpg |text=was a Miller. }} results in: '''Milliner''' {{Occupation |image= Occupation_Image_Capture-90.jpg |text=was a Milliner.}} *{{Occupation |image= Occupation_Image_Capture-90.jpg |text=was a Milliner.}} results in: '''Millwright''' {{Occupation |image= Occupation_Image_Capture-73.jpg |text=was a Millwright.}} *{{Occupation |image= Occupation_Image_Capture-73.jpg |text=was a Millwright. }} results in: '''Miner''' - See also Tram Operator {{Occupation |image= Occupation_Image_Capture-27.png |text=was a Miner.}} *{{Occupation |image= Occupation_Image_Capture-27.png |text=was a Miner.}} results in: '''Miner (Coal or other Underground Mining) / Collier''' {{Occupation |image= Occupation_Image_Capture-59.jpg |text=was a Coal Miner.}} *{{Occupation |image= Occupation_Image_Capture-59.jpg |text=was a Coal Miner. }} results in: '''Missionary''' {{Occupation |image= Occupation_Image_Capture-162.jpg |text=was a Missionary.}} *{{Occupation |image= Occupation_Image_Capture-162.jpg |text=was a Missionary. }} results in: '''Muslin Embroiderer AKA Muslin Sewer''' {{Occupation |image= Occupation_Image_Capture-151.jpg |text=was a Muslin Embroiderer.}} *{{Occupation |image= Occupation_Image_Capture-151.jpg |text=was a Muslin Embroiderer. }} results in: '''Navvy / Excavator / Construction Digger''' {{Occupation |image= Occupation_Image_Capture-165.jpg |text=was a Navvy.}} *{{Occupation |image= Occupation_Image_Capture-165.jpg |text=was a Navvy. }} results in: '''Oil Refinery Worker''' {{Occupation |image= Occupation_Image_Capture-79.jpg |text=was an Oil Refinery Worker.}} *{{Occupation |image= Occupation_Image_Capture-79.jpg |text=was an Oil Refinery Worker. }} results in: '''Oil Rig Worker / Roughneck / Derrickman / Driller''' {{Occupation |image= Occupation_Image_Capture-107.jpg |text=was an Oil Rig Worker.}} *{{Occupation |image= Occupation_Image_Capture-107.jpg |text=was an Oil Rig Worker. }} results in: '''Optometrist''' {{Occupation |image= Occupation_Image_Capture-141.jpg |text=was an Optometrist.}} *{{Occupation |image= Occupation_Image_Capture-141.jpg |text=was an Optometrist. }} results in: '''Overseer''' {{Occupation |image= Occupation_Image_Capture-65.jpg |text=was an Overseer.}} *{{Occupation |image= Occupation_Image_Capture-65.jpg |text=was an Overseer. }} results in: '''Painter of Pottery''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-121.jpg |text=was a Painter of Pottery. }} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-121.jpg |text=was a Painter of Pottery. }} results in: '''Paper Hanger''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-131.jpg |text=was a Paper Hanger. }} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-131.jpg |text=was a Paper Hanger. }} results in: '''Pharmacist / Chemist / Druggist / Pharmacy Technician''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-1.png |text=was a Pharmacist. }} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-1.png |text=was a Pharmacist. }} results in: '''Photographer''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-4.jpg |text=was a Photographer. }} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-4.jpg |text=was a Photographer. }} results in: '''Photographer - Version 2, Realistic Style, Female''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-61.jpg |text=was a Photographer. }} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-61.jpg |text=was a Photographer. }} results in: '''Pipefitter''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-138.jpg |text=was a Pipefitter. }} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-138.jpg |text=was a Pipefitter. }} results in: '''Plant Nursery''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-5.png |text=worked in a plant nursery. }} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-5.png |text=worked in a plant nursery. }} results in: '''Plumber''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-125.jpg |text=was a Plumber. }} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-125.jpg |text=was a Plumber. }} results in: '''Police Detective / Captain ''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-180.jpg |text=was a Police Captain. }} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-180.jpg |text=was a Police Captain. }} results in: '''Police Officer ''' for Sheriff, see below {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-3.png |text=was a Police Officer. }} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-3.png |text=was a Police Officer. }} results in: '''Police Officer - Version 2, Realistic, Portrait Style''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-60.jpg |text=was a Police Officer. }} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-60.jpg |text=was a Police Officer. }} results in: '''Police Officer - Version 3, Realistic, Group''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-155.jpg |text=was a Police Officer. }} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-155.jpg |text=was a Police Officer. }} results in: '''NSW Police Officer''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-11.jpg |text=served as a NSW Police Officer. }} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-11.jpg |text=served as a NSW Police Officer. }} results in: '''Australian Postal Worker''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-28.png |text= served as an Australian Postal Worker after 1975. }} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-28.png |text= served as an Australian Postal Worker after 1975. }} results in: '''Preacher''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-34.jpg |text=was a Preacher. }} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-34.jpg |text=was a Preacher. }} results in: '''Printer''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-3.jpg |text=was a Printer. }} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-3.jpg |text=was a Printer. }} results in: '''Railway Worker:''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-24.png |text=worked with the railway. }} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-24.png |text=worked with the railway. }} results in: '''Real Estate Agent / Realtor:''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-136.jpg |text=was a Real Estate Agent. }} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-136.jpg |text=was a Real Estate Agent. }} results in: '''Registered Nurse:''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-1.jpg |text=was a Registered Nurse. }} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-1.jpg |text=was a Registered Nurse. }} results in: '''Registered Psychiatric Nurse:''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-19.png |text=was a Registered Psychiatric Nurse. }} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-19.png |text=was a Registered Psychiatric Nurse. }} results in: '''Rosie the Riveter (Non-Traditional Wartime Work)''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-101.jpg |text=was a "Rosie the Riveter" type worker during wartime. }} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-101.jpg |text=was a "Rosie the Riveter" type worker during wartime. }} results in: '''Rubber Plant Worker - Tire Maker''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-74.jpg |text=was a Rubber Plant Worker. }} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-74.jpg |text=was a Rubber Plant Worker. }} results in: '''Saddler / Saddle Maker or Repairer''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-164.jpg |text=was a Saddler. }} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-164.jpg |text=was a Saddler. }} results in: '''Sales Clerk / Saleslady / Salesman''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-98.jpg |text=was a Saleslady. }} * Ver. 1. {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-98.jpg |text=was a Saleslady. }} results in: {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-148.jpg |text=was a Salesman. }} * Ver. 2. {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-148.jpg |text=was a Salesman. }} results in: '''Sawyer / Sawmill Worker''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-88.jpg |text=was a Sawyer. }} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-88.jpg |text=was a Sawyer. }} results in: '''Seamstress''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-22.jpg |text=was a Seamstress. }} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-22.jpg |text=was a Seamstress. }} results in: '''Secretary / Stenographer / Administrative Assistant''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-119.jpg |text=was a Secretary. }} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-119.jpg |text=was a Secretary. }} results in: '''Shearer:''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-4.gif |text=was a Shearer. }} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-4.gif |text=was a Shearer. }} results in: '''Sheriff:''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-170.jpg |text=was a Sheriff. }} * Ver. 1. {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-170.jpg |text=was a Sheriff. }} results in: {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-181.jpg |text=was a Sheriff. }} * Ver. 2. {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-181.jpg |text=was a Sheriff. }} results in: '''Shipbuilder / Barge Builder / Boatbuilder''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-59.png |text=was a Shipbuilder. }} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-59.png |text=was a Shipbuilder. }} results in: '''Shipwright''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-156.jpg |text=was a Shipwright. }} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-156.jpg |text=was a Shipwright. }} results in: '''Shopkeeper / Proprieter:''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-94.jpg |text=was a Shopkeeper. }} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-94.jpg |text=was a Shopkeeper. }} results in: '''Sign Painter:''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-77.jpg |text=was a Sign Painter. }} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-77.jpg |text=was a Sign Painter. }} results in: '''Spinner:''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-159.jpg |text=was a Spinner. }} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-159.jpg |text=was a Spinner. }} results in: '''Steel Mill Worker:''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-171.jpg |text=was a Steel Mill Worker. }} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-171.jpg |text=was a Steel Mill Worker. }} results in: '''Streetcar Conductor:''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-145.jpg |text=was a Streetcar Conductor. }} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-145.jpg |text=was a Streetcar Conductor. }} results in: '''Stevedore:''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-160.jpg |text=was a Stevedore. }} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-160.jpg |text=was a Stevedore. }} results in: '''Surveyor:''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture.png |text=was a Surveyor. }} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture.png |text=was a Surveyor. }} results in: '''Tailor:''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-97.jpg |text=was a Tailor. }} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-97.jpg |text=was a Tailor. }} results in: '''Teacher''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-2.gif |text=was a Teacher. }} *Ver. 1 {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-2.gif |text=was a Teacher. }} results in: {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-55.png |text=was a Teacher. }} *Ver. 2 {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-55.png |text=was a Teacher. }} results in: {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-20.png |text=was a Teacher. }} *Ver. 3 {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-20.png |text=was a Teacher. }} results in: '''Teamster / Waggoner / Drayman / Carter''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation Image Capture-42.png |text=was a Teamster. }} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-42.png |text=was a Teamster. }} results in: '''Telegraph Operator''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation Image Capture-55.jpg |text=was a Telegraph Operator. }} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-55.jpg |text=was a Telegraph Operator. }} results in: '''Telephone Operator''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation Image Capture-54.jpg |text=was a Telephone Operator. }} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-54.jpg |text=was a Telephone Operator. }} results in: '''Telephone Repairman''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation Image Capture-70.jpg |text=was a Telephone Repairman. }} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-70.jpg |text=was a Telephone Repairman.}} results in: '''Toll Collector''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation Image Capture-143.jpg |text=was a Toll Collector. }} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-143.jpg |text=was a Toll Collector.}} results in: '''Tram Operator / Trammer''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation Image Capture-163.jpg |text=was a Tram Operator. }} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-163.jpg |text=was a Tram Operator.}} results in: '''Truck Driver''' {{Occupation |image= Occupation_Image_Capture-86.jpg |text=was a Truck Driver. }} * Ver. 1. {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-86.jpg |text=was a Truck Driver.}} results in: {{Occupation |image= Occupation_Image_Capture-87.jpg |text=was a Truck Driver. }} * Ver. 2. {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-87.jpg |text=was a Truck Driver.}} results in: '''Waitress / Waiter / Server''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-100.jpg |text=was a Server. }} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-100.jpg |text=was a Server.}} results in: '''Watch-Maker''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-39.jpg |text=was a Watch-Maker. }} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-39.jpg |text=was a Watch-Maker.}} results in: '''Weaver''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-158.jpg |text=was a Weaver. }} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-158.jpg |text=was a Weaver.}} results in: '''Welder''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-48.jpg |text=was a Welder. }} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-48.jpg |text=was a Welder.}} results in: '''Whalers / Whale Hunters''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-161.jpg |text=was a Whale Hunter.}} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-161.jpg |text=was a Whale Hunter.}} results in: '''Wheelwright''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-51.jpg |text=was a Wheelwright.}} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-51.jpg |text=was a Wheelwright.}} results in: '''Wilderness Guide''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-18.png |text=was a Wilderness Guide. }} * {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-18.png |text=was a Wilderness Guide.}} results in: '''Woodsrider / Turpentine Processor''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-53.png |text=was a Woodsrider.}} * Ver. 1. {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-53.png |text=was a Woodsrider.}} results in: '''Writer''' {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-112.jpg |text=was a Writer.}} * Ver. 1. {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-112.jpg |text=was a Writer.}} results in: {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-111.jpg |text=was a Writer. }} * Ver. 2. {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-111.jpg |text=was a Writer.}} results in: === Medals === '''Australian Sports Medal''' {{Medal |medal=Australian Sports Medal |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-10.jpg |category=Australian Sports Medal }} * {{Medal |medal=Australian Sports Medal |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-10.jpg |category=Australian Sports Medal }} results in: ''' British Empire Medal(BEM)''' {{Medal |medal=The Order of the British Empire - Medal (Civil) / British Empire Medal (Civil) (Imperial) |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-35.jpg |category=British Empire Medal }} * {{Medal |medal=The Order of the British Empire - Medal (Civil) / British Empire Medal (Civil) (Imperial) |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-35.jpg |category=British Empire Medal }} results in: '''Commander of the Order of the British Empire (CBE)''' {{Medal |medal=Commander of the Order of the British Empire |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-8.jpg |category=Commanders of the Order of the British Empire }} * {{Medal |medal=Commander of the Order of the British Empire |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-8.jpg |category=Commanders of the Order of the British Empire }} results in: '''Officer of the Order of the British Empire (OBE)''' {{Medal |medal=Officer of the Order of the British Empire |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-28.jpg |category=Officers of the Order of the British Empire }} * {{Medal |medal=Officer of the Order of the British Empire |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-28.jpg |category=Officers of the Order of the British Empire }} results in: '''Distinguished Conduct Medal''' {{Medal |medal=Distinguished Conduct Medal |image= Military_Badges_Medals-2.jpg |category=Distinguished Conduct Medal }} * {{Medal |medal=Distinguished Conduct Medal |image= Military_Badges_Medals-2.jpg |category=Distinguished Conduct Medal }} results in: '''Queen Elizabeth II Coronation Medal.''' {{Medal |medal= Queen Elizabeth II Coronation Medal |image= Occupation_Image_Capture-38.jpg |category=Queen Elizabeth II Coronation Medal}} * {{Medal |medal= Queen Elizabeth II Coronation Medal |image= Occupation_Image_Capture-38.jpg |category=Queen Elizabeth II Coronation Medal }} results in: '''Medal of Gallantry''' {{Medal |medal= Medal for Gallantry, Australia |image= Occupation_Image_Capture-33.jpg |category= Medal for Gallantry, Australia }} * {{Medal |medal= Medal for Gallantry, Australia |image= Occupation_Image_Capture-33.jpg |category= Medal for Gallantry, Australia }} results in: '''Medal of the Order of Australia (OAM).''' {{Medal |medal=Medal of the Order of Australia |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-9.jpg |category=Medal of the Order of Australia }} * {{Medal |medal=Medal of the Order of Australia |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-9.jpg |category=Medal of the Order of Australia }} results in: '''Member of the Order of Australia (AM).''' {{Medal |medal=Member of the Order of Australia |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-31.jpg |category=Members of the Order of Australia }} * {{Medal |medal=Member of the Order of Australia |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-31.jpg |category=Members of the Order of Australia }} results in: '''Military Cross (Imperial Award), Australia''' {{Medal |medal= Military Cross (Imperial Award), Australia |image= Occupation_Image_Capture-32.jpg |category= Military Cross (Imperial Award), Australia }} * {{Medal |medal= Military Cross (Imperial Award), Australia |image= Occupation_Image_Capture-32.jpg |category= Military Cross (Imperial Award), Australia }} results in: '''Military Medal (Imperial Award), Australia''' {{Medal |medal= Military Medal (Imperial Award), Australia |image= Mil_template_images-24.jpg |category= Military Medal (Imperial Award), Australia }} * {{Medal |medal= Military Medal (Imperial Award), Australia |image= Mil_template_images-24.jpg |category= Military Medal (Imperial Award), Australia }} results in: '''Imperial Service Medal (ISM).''' {{Medal |medal=Imperial Service Medal |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-12.jpg |category=Imperial Service Medal }} * {{Medal |medal=Imperial Service Medal |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-12.jpg |category=Imperial Service Medal }} results in: '''WWI Australian Imperial Forces:''' {{The Great War|branch= Australian Army |rank= Private |unit= |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-7.jpg |startdate= 2 July 1917 |enddate= 1 September 1918 |units= 54 Battalion, 10 Reinforcementt}} * {{The Great War|branch= Australian Imperial Force |rank= Private |unit= |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-7.jpg |startdate= 2 July 1917 |enddate= 1 September 1918 |units= 54 Battalion, 10 Reinforcementt}} results in: '''WWII Australian Commonwealth Military Forces:''' {{World War II |branch= Australian Army |rank= Private |unit= |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-5.jpg |startdate= 21 Jul y1942 |enddate= 27 March 1946 |units= 14 Australian Advanced Ammunition Depot}} * {{World War II |branch= Australian Army |rank= Private |unit= |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-5.jpg |startdate= 21 Jul y 1942 |enddate= 27 March 1946 |units= 14 Australian Advanced Ammunition Depot}} results in: '''WWII Australian Volunteer Defence Corps:''' {{World War II |branch= Australian Army |rank= Private |unit= |image= Occupation_Image_Capture-36.jpg |startdate= 21 Jul y 1941 |enddate= 27 March 1944 |units= Volunteer Defence Corps - 25th Battalion}} * {{World War II |branch= Australian Army |rank= Private |unit= |image= Occupation_Image_Capture-36.jpg |startdate= 21 Jul y 1941 |enddate= 27 March 1944 |units= Volunteer Defence Corps - 25th Battalion}} results in: '''WWII Royal Australian Air Force Emblem:''' {{World War II |branch= Royal Australian Air Force |rank= Leading Aircraftman |unit= |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-2.png |startdate= 10 March 1942 |enddate= 04 January 1946 |units= 1 Repair and Servicing Unit}} * {{World War II |branch= Royal Australian Air Force |rank= Leading Aircraftman |unit= |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-2.png |startdate= 10 March 1942 |enddate= 04 January 1946 |units= 1 Repair and Servicing Unit}} results in: ''' Roll of Honour - Killed in Action''' {{Roll of Honor |category= Killed in Action |description= Killed in Action, Somme, France |rank= Private |war= The Great War |image= Military_Badges_and_Insignia-12.jpg }} * {{Roll of Honor |category= Killed in Action |description= Killed in Action, Somme, France 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#REDIRECT [[Project:Cemeterist]] [[Category:Oceania, Cemeteries]] Welcome to the Oceania Cemeteries Team, part of the Eastern Hemisphere Cemeteries Co-op in the [[Project:Global Cemeteries|Global Cemeteries Project]]. The goal of this team is to document the final resting place of people buried across the Oceania Continent and to oversee the categories and space-pages relating to the cemeteries in which they are buried. If you'd like to join the [[Project:Global Cemeteries|Global Cemeteries Project]] or the African Cemeteries Team, please see the [[Project:Global Cemeteries|Global Cemeteries]] Project page for more information on how to join. ==Membership== :'''Team Leader''': TBD :'''Team Members''': [[Irwin-2099|Lianne Trevarthen]] | [[Kellett-33|Darren Kellett]] | [[Olney-518|Graeme Olney]] | [[Buckland-Pinnock-1|Arthur Buckland-Pinnock]] | [[Redepenning-2|Andrew Redepenning]] | [[McNicol-132|Neil McNicol]] | [[McMahon-1297|Phil McMahon]] | [[Teague-997|Joanne Egan]] | [[Hathaway-1809|Eileen Strikwerda]] | [[Ford-7139|Leandra Ford]] | [[Haese-11|Kylie Haese]] | [[Evans-26554|Kelly Howell]] | [[Croll-284|Neil Croll]] | [[Johansen-1608|Nathan Johansen]] | [[Sanson-287|Trish Sanson]] | [[Lucas-407|Rhonda Lucas]] | [[Urquhart-93|David Urquhart]] | [[Bech-2|Paul Bech]] | [[Pepper-84|Jeanne Pepper]] | [[Curtis-4307|Peter Curtis]] | [[Bacon-2518|Marilyn Mangione]] | [[Ackroyd-321|Freda Ackroyd]] | [[McCarron-898|Kerri McCarron]] | [[Allison-1080|Trace Allison]] | [[Baker-39016|Lexene Baker]] | [[Miller-30302|Tracey Gould]] ==Progress Pages & Categories== :[[Space:Australia Cemeteries Progress|Australia Cemeteries Progress]] | [[:Category:Australia, Cemeteries]] :[[Space:New Zealand Cemeteries Progress|New Zealand Cemeteries Progress]] | [[:Category:New Zealand, Cemeteries]] == Legislation and Administration == The Burial and Cremation Act '''1964''' is the primary legislation for the management of burial and cremation in '''New Zealand.''' Its primary purpose is to ensure that every community has access to places for burial and cremation. Cemeteries are an essential public service and local authorities have a legal responsibility under the Act to provide them. The Act authorises local authorities to undertake work for the purpose of carrying out this duty - namely acquisition of land and establishing, maintaining and improving cemeteries. The Act requires that “every cemetery shall be open for the interment of all deceased persons, to be buried with any religious or other ceremony, or without any ceremony, as the friends of the deceased think proper”. Some local authorities also provide cremation services but they are not legally obliged to do so. Local Bodies (Councils) are the main authorities administering cemeteries in New Zealand and they pass and adhere to various by-laws applicable to burial and cremation, and applicable to the formation, maintenance, and closure of cemeteries. In many parts of New Zealand cemeteries of churchyards that were previously administered by religious organisations (churches) are now administered by their local Council. In many cases where the cemetery is administered privately, the Council can be contacted for a contact person and general information. There are some private family cemeteries on private land, and permission to enter should be obtained from the land owner. In addition there are a number of private Urupa. Some urupā are administered by their local Council, but in many cases the local Marae or iwi are responsible for care and maintenance. Note that there are often different protocols in place on urupā. Tapu observances are still in evidence concerning burial. When leaving the urupa, the tapu may be removed by washing the hands in water. For this purpose, a water container may often be found just outside the gate of the urupa. Please also be aware that some Marae may not allow photography or filming, and permission should be sought. == Cemeteries Week == '''New Zealand''' Cemeteries (Awareness) Week was first held in 2017, and again in 2018. It is anticipated that this annual event will help demystify death and celebrate what cemeteries represent - as enduring, welcoming places for people to connect with each other and their communities, and to remember their history, heroes and loved ones. The week unifies people and organisations from around New Zealand to preserve and activate these key public spaces. Team members are encouraged to participate in Cemeteries Week, and use this opportunity to gather connections and knowledge. Photographs of the event in different locations would be appreciated, and can be published on a Free-space page for that purpose.
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[[Category:Ochiltree County, Texas]] [[Category:Texas Projects]] ----
Republican In 2004, Ochiltree County had 91.5% of voters (2,922) voted for Texas' George W. Bush. This is second-highest percentage of votes Bush received for any county in the US (in both 2000 and 2004). In 2008, 91.7% of voters supported Senator John McCain, versus 7.8% of voters supported Barack Obama. Obviously the nation and even Texas had high votes for Obama. In general most of the Texas Panhandle vote Republican. Presidential elections indicate a strong sense of support for the Republican party. Education:
Of the population aged 25 and older (5,441 people), 27% of the county said they had high school diploma as highest level as opposed to statewide ave of 24.8%. And Bachelor degree or more were 16.1% compared to a 23.2 statewide percentage...... The Allen Campus of Frank Phillips College is located in Perryton. Major highways
U.S. Highway 83 Texas State Highway 15 Texas State Highway 70 ====Cities==== *[[:Category:Perryton, Texas|Perryton]] County Seat =====Town/communities===== *[[:Category:Booker, Texas|Booker]] *[[:Category:Farnsworth, Texas|Farnsworth]] *[[:Category:Huntoon, Texas|Huntoon]] *[[:Category:Ochiltree, Texas|Ochiltree]] *[[:Category:Twitchell, Texas|Twitchell]] *[[:Category:Waka, Texas|Waka]] ===Formed From=== Bexar District. ===County Resources=== {{Image|file=Midland_County_Texas.jpg |align=r |size=280 |caption=pumpjack. }}{{clear}} *Ochiltree County is the setting for the Hank the Cowdog series of children's books, in the unincorporated city of Twitchell. ====Census==== Historical population Census Pop. %± :1890 -- 198 — :1900 -- 267 34.8% :1910 -- 1,602 500.0% :1920 -- 2,331 45.5% :1930 -- 5,224 124.1% :1940 -- 4,213 −19.4% :1950 -- 6,024 43.0% :1960 -- 9,380 55.7% :1970 -- 9,704 3.5% :1980 -- 9,588 −1.2% :1990 -- 9,128 −4.8% :2000 -- 9,006 −1.3% :2010 -- 10,223 13.5% :Est. 2015 -- 10,747 5.1% ====Notables==== :[http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~txochilt/wwp1.html World War I Casualtis] :[http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~txochilt/wwp2.html World War 2 Casualties and MIA] *[http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~txochilt/kwc.html Korean War casualties] ===Cemeteries=== {{Image|file=Rusk County Cemeteries.gif |align=c |size=360 |caption= }}{{clear}} *'''Ochiltree Cemetery, Ochiltree, Texas -''' During the 1930's Depression of the 1930's The Works Progress Administration provided the incentive and helped provide the entry gate for this cemetery. Veterans of wars are buried here: Civil War, Spanish American wars, World Wars I and II and the conflicts in Korea and Vietnam are buried here.[http://www.cemeteries-of-tx.com/Wtx/Ochiltree/Ochiltree.html Ochiltree Cemetery, Ochiltree,Texas] *[[:Category: Ochiltree Cemetery, Perryton, Texas|Ochiltree Cemetery, Ochiltree]] ::[https://texas.hometownlocator.com/maps/feature-map,ftc,2,fid,1364333,n,ochiltree%20cemetery.cfm Ochiltree Cemetery, Ochltree County] ::[https://roadsidethoughts.com/tx/cemeteries/ochiltree-cemetery-xx-ochiltree-profile.htm Ochiltree Cemetery, Ochiltree County, Texas] *[[:Category: Ochiltree Cemetery, Perryton, Texas|Ochiltree Cemetery, Perryton]] *[http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=csr&CScnty=2698 FindaGrave cemeteries, Ochiltree county] *[http://www.cemeteries-of-tx.com/Wtx/Ochiltree/ListOchiltree.html Cemeteries of Ochiltree county] *[https://familysearch.org/wiki/en/Ochiltree_County,_Texas_Genealogy FamilySearch Ochltree cemeteries, records, genealogy] ===Sources===
Welcome to Ochiltree County, Texas Project!
{{US History|sub-project=Texas}} *'''[[Space:Texas|Texas Space Page]]''' *The current leader of this project is: [[Richardson-7161|Mary Richardson]]. ==History/Timeline== {{Image|file=Ochiltree_County_Texas-1.jpg |align=c |size=400 |caption=' }} :: Apaches arrived,but were pushed out by Comanche Indians. :'''1874-75''' - Red River War caused the removal of Indian tribes to Oklahoma.https://tshaonline.org/handbook/online/articles/hco01 :'''1876'''- {{blue|The legislature formed Ochiltree county from the large Bexar district 1876. It was organized in 1889}} It is named for William Beck Ochiltree, who was the Attorney General of the Republic of Texas, or officer in the army of the Confederacy.https://texasalmanac.com/index.php?q=topics/government/ochiltree-county :'''1879''' - Tom Connell and Dee Eubank moved into the area on Wolf Creek but acreage was small. :'''1885''' Henry W Cresswell bought or leased land for his Bar CC (crewel Ranch, located in the E area of the county on Wolf Creek. He moved the ranch headquarters from Roberts County. This ranch controlled the majority of the land here. this ranch was a owned /controlled by the large syndicate, Cresswell Land and Cattle Company of Colorado. :'''1886-1887-''' As a result of the huge blizzards, the county land was settled by smaller stock farmers. :'''1887''' - Railroad arrived, Southern Kansas Railway Company line into the panhandle passing through Oklahoma and Canadian. :'''1889 -''' Ochiltree was finally organized. Ochiltree town, founded in 1885, county seat in 1889, when the local residents decided to organize the county. :'''1885-1889''' population was a village, named Perryton founded. :'''1880s and 1890s''' revolved around the village of '''Ochiltree''', in the central part of the county fifteen miles south of the site of present Perryton. :'''1890- 1900''' Number of ranches - 47 - 71. :'''1900-''' Settlers tended to settle near the railroad. The cattle grew 10,00 - 84,000. :'''1900'''- Ochilltree was still 1-2 days travel from the railroad. :'''1900-1910''' - population increased to 267. Little to NO crops at this time, except corn and vegetables for personal use. :'''1910-''' 264 ranches with stock farming yielding to wheat production. {{Blue|226,000 acres planted}} :'''1915 Ochiltree village''' county seat, began with population 500 with a courthouse, jail, school, bank, 2 churches :'''1918''' - Diversified agricultural farming such as wheat, sorghum, poultry raising and 24,000 cattle. :'''1919- 1920''' -North Texas and Santa Fe Railroad began in Oklahoma to '''Spearman, Hansford County''' led way for more wheat production. This changed Ochiltree. :'''1919''' Ochiltree (town) was 15 miles south of the railroad, was hurting due to loss of the market and was shrinking. :'''1920''' Perryton who was on the railroad was growing. County seat and the entire town of Ochiltree was moved to Perrytone. {{Image|file=Dallam_County_Texas-5.jpg |align=c |size=330 |caption=Plowing painting }}{{clear}} :'''1919-1920''' Small community Wawaka (German immigrants 1885) moved itself 3 miles north to be situated on the railroad and changed its name to''' Waca''' :'''1930'''- there wee 580 farms, ranches, 210,000 acres wheat. :'''1930's Great Depression and Dust Bow;''' hit Ochiltree county just as it hurt all counties. Wheat declined, population dropped.. :'''1940s,'''Economy recovered :'''1955'''- Oil and gas were discovered in 1912, but first successful major producer was in 1955. :'''1955''' Oil boom occurred. This did not last. -1950 population was 6,024, then 9,380 in 1960 and to 9,704 by 1970.In the 1970's the big oil boom started to reach a stabile point and population followed this 9,588 in 1980, 9,128 in 1990, and 9,006 in 2000. {{Image|file=Gray_County_Texas.jpg |align=c |size=400 |caption='. }} ---- The Wheat story of Panhandle counties [http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~txochilt/wheat.html Wheat in the Panhandle] Wheat is one of the best grains to raise. It is planted in the fall, germinates during the winter and by spring is sprouted and growing. For the panhandle, it is harvested usually in June/July. Cotton does not grow as well in the Panhandle. The Wheat pastures provide winter grazing depending on when it is planted. Either corn, sorghum or wheat are preferable here. It was first grown near Sherman back in 1833. That acreage expanded through North Central Texas as we'll as the Panhandle. When the farmers were educated in the 1930' and 1940's to rotate crops and allow a portion of the land to lie fallow this helped in the production. In 1850 the wheat crop < 50,000 bushels, 1867 it was 6,000,000 bushels, valued at $1.00/bushel. By 1875-1900 family flour industry developed in the DFW region. :Most Texas wheat was the hard red winter class . A drought in Texas winter of 1950 through the decade hurt the production for 10 years. NOTE: Other Texas counties also grow wheat now.. Throughout the 1950, 60, 70's wheat was almost totally a cash crop. Almost all Texas wheat grown during this time period was of the hard red winter class and grown primarily on the High Plains. One of the worst droughts in Texas history began in the winter of 1950 and continued throughout the decade. In 1955 a combination of extreme drought and infestation reduced the annual yield of wheat to only 14,326,000 bushels. [http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~txochilt/wheat.html Wheat in the Panhandle] :The year of 1961 was a bumper crop and acreage yielded 86,956,000 bushels.the third largest crop on record. In 1968 the crop of 84,150,000 bushels raised on 3,825,000 acres was valued at $106,029,000. ::There are 7 large flour mills in the state. Irrigation began, which increases the production and half of the acreage of Texas was on the high plains. Half of that is irrigated. Many farmers plant in September, graze and fatten their stock on the green wheat, and market their cattle in the later winter months. This allows the wheat to mature for harvest in June. The better quality wheat is used for flour, such as the soft red winter wheat. Hard red winter wheat still predominates. Leading wheat producing counties in 1990 were Hansford, Ochiltree, Wilbarger, Swisher, Deaf Smith, even Castro. courtesy of Vertical Files, Barker Texas History Center, University of Texas at Austin (Grain, Wheat). by Clinton P. Hartmann NOTE SEE U-Tube: ''' [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YR--SwEVIeE Davis Family Wheat Farm (Texas Country Reporter)]''' ===Government Offices=== Ochiltree county has had two courthouses. :'''1891 1st Ochiltree courthouse''' - a 2-story courthouse was built (100 yards southeast) of lumber freighted from Dodge City, Kansas. There is no image. :'''1919-1920- 2nd county seat and courthouse'''- 1919 due to the Santa Fe Railway building its railway between Ochiltree and Gray, Oklahoma, a village was built and grew at first and later called Perryton. They laid out lots and offered to relocate people with free lots. People arrived, with this offer. Then 1919 they moved the existing buidings in Ochiltree to the new site using steam engines. Prewritten. north), called Perrytown {{Image|file=Ochiltree_County_Texas.jpg |align=c |size=400 |caption=Ochiltree courthouse, Perryton. }} ===Geography=== North Central Plains is bounded by the '''Caprock Escarpment''' in the Panhandle. This Caprock is higher in elevation than the rest of the North Central Plains. A noted fact of one who has lived there,- over the ages the creeks and rivers run-off of water wears the region down to the river. This is known as the '''Breaks.''' The Texas Panhandle consists of northernmost 26 counties. This is very flat topographically. Some towns are able to see the lights of the next town. The Panhandle Regional Planning Commission, lists following counties as part of the Texas Panhandle: *Armstrong, Briscoe, Carson, Castro, Childress, Collingsworth, Dallam, Deaf Smith, Donley, Grey, Hall, Hansford, Hartley, Hemphill, Hutchinson, Lipsomb, Moore, Oldham, Parmer, Potter, Randall, Sherman, Swisher, Roberts, and Wheeler Count ies :Ochiltree County is in the heart of the High Plains. :'''Latitude/longitude'''- 36°17' north latitude and 100°49' west longitude. :'''Size''': 907 square miles of level prairies cut by Wolf Creek, running E from the center of the county and Palo Duro, Chiquita Creeks flowing into Oklahoma and these are intermittent when rains occur. :'''Soil''' - rich clay and loam soils :'''Grasses'''-, Trees- abundant native grasses, wheat, grain sorghum, corn, and alfalfa. :'''Minerals''' - Oil and gas are produced in substantial quantities. :'''Elevation'''- 2,600 to 3,100 feet above sea level :'''Rainfall''' -20.48 inches :'''Temperatures'''- maximum of 93° F in July, minimum of 18° F in January. :'''Growing Season'''- 191 days. ===Adjacent counties=== *Texas County, Oklahoma (north) *Beaver County, Oklahoma (northeast) *Lipscomb County (east) *Roberts County (south) *Hansford County (west) *Hemphill County (southeast) ===Protected areas=== *Buried City [https://tshaonline.org/handbook/online/articles/bbb08 Buried City] This pre-Columbian site was found 18 miles SE of Perryton on Wolf Creek..Back in the 1870's the ruins were visible above ground to buffalo hunters. In 1907 a teacher at Canadian Academy, T. L. Eyerly and students found rock slab walls and pre Columbian artifacts. Later geologist Charles N Gould named the largest ruin "the Temple". The site seemed to be 3,500 ft long, located on the Shady Nook Ranch, owned by James Fryer. The Texas Historical Commission was given 2 easements of 50 acres, and added it to the list of Historic places, preserved by the Texas Antiquities Code.. Even in the 1960-'s -1980's studies continued by excavations.. This architecture is thought to be similar to that of Antelope Creek Focus. The buildings were massive in size i.e. one house -- 650-sq ft foor space.. There were large caliche boulders that outlined the structure. The interior of the room was dug out 2 feet deep, then the exterior walls were placed.. There was a center aisle of 10-12 ft for hearth, and posts supported the roof. The entrance always faced EAST and was 8-10 ft long. There were also round storage pits which were 3-4 ft deep. These people at the time would have only had stone and bone tools to create this.. (and I have just described one building) A historical marker is on Lake Fryer Road 4 miles E of Hwy 83. ===Demographics=== As of 2010 census, Ochhiltree has a population of 10,223. The county seat is Perryton. . Ochiltree was previously one of 30 Dry counties. (no liquor was sold in the county. It was previously one of 30 of the prohibition or entirely dry counties in the state of Texas. The county has a total area of 918 square miles, Only 0.5 sq miles is water. i.e.-'''few creeks''' As of the census of 2000, there were 9,006 people, 3,261 households, and 2,488 families residing in the county. This gives a density of 20 people per sq mile. Racial breakdown - 86.2 percent White, 0.13 percent Black or African American, 13.79 percent of the population were Hispanic. The median age was 34 years. The median income for a household in the county was $38,013, and the median income for a family was $45,565. Males had a median income of $31,558 versus $19,890 for females, indicating a relatively '''high level of income inequality''' based on gender. 8.7 percent of those 65 and older were living below the poverty line. Those making less than $25,000 per year was 32.2 percent of the population, while 1.9 percent made more than $150,000, according to the 2000 census. 17.5 percent of the population made less than $15,000 per year, while 6.06 percent made more than $100,000. Politics: Republican In 2004, Ochiltree County had 91.5% of voters (2,922) voted for Texas' George W. Bush. This is second-highest percentage of votes Bush received for any county in the US (in both 2000 and 2004). In 2008, 91.7% of voters supported Senator John McCain, versus 7.8% of voters supported Barack Obama. Obviously the nation and even Texas had high votes for Obama. In general most of the Texas Panhandle vote Republican. Presidential elections indicate a strong sense of support for the Republican party. 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Of the population aged 25 and older (5,441 people), 27% of the county said they had high school diploma as highest level as opposed to statewide ave of 24.8%. And Bachelor degree or more were 16.1% compared to a 23.2 statewide percentage...... The Allen Campus of Frank Phillips College is located in Perryton. Major highways
U.S. Highway 83 Texas State Highway 15 Texas State Highway 70 ====Cities==== *[[:Category:Perryton, Texas|Perryton]] County Seat =====Town/communities===== *[[:Category:Booker, Texas|Booker]] *[[:Category:Farnsworth, Texas|Farnsworth]] *[[:Category:Huntoon, Texas|Huntoon]] *[[:Category:Ochiltree, Texas|Ochiltree]] *[[:Category:Twitchell, Texas|Twitchell]] *[[:Category:Waka, Texas|Waka]] ===Formed From=== Bexar District. ===County Resources=== {{Image|file=Midland_County_Texas.jpg |align=r |size=280 |caption=pumpjack. }}{{clear}} *Ochiltree County is the setting for the Hank the Cowdog series of children's books, in the unincorporated city of Twitchell. ====Census==== Historical population Census Pop. %± :1890 -- 198 — :1900 -- 267 34.8% :1910 -- 1,602 500.0% :1920 -- 2,331 45.5% :1930 -- 5,224 124.1% :1940 -- 4,213 −19.4% :1950 -- 6,024 43.0% :1960 -- 9,380 55.7% :1970 -- 9,704 3.5% :1980 -- 9,588 −1.2% :1990 -- 9,128 −4.8% :2000 -- 9,006 −1.3% :2010 -- 10,223 13.5% :Est. 2015 -- 10,747 5.1% ====Notables==== :[http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~txochilt/wwp1.html World War I Casualtis] :[http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~txochilt/wwp2.html World War 2 Casualties and MIA] *[http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~txochilt/kwc.html Korean War casualties] ===Cemeteries=== {{Image|file=Rusk County Cemeteries.gif |align=c |size=360 |caption= }}{{clear}} *'''Ochiltree Cemetery, Ochiltree, Texas -''' During the 1930's Depression of the 1930's The Works Progress Administration provided the incentive and helped provide the entry gate for this cemetery. Veterans of wars are buried here: Civil War, Spanish American wars, World Wars I and II and the conflicts in Korea and Vietnam are buried here.[http://www.cemeteries-of-tx.com/Wtx/Ochiltree/Ochiltree.html Ochiltree Cemetery, Ochiltree,Texas] *[[:Category: Ochiltree Cemetery, Perryton, Texas|Ochiltree Cemetery, Ochiltree]] ::[https://texas.hometownlocator.com/maps/feature-map,ftc,2,fid,1364333,n,ochiltree%20cemetery.cfm Ochiltree Cemetery, Ochltree County] ::[https://roadsidethoughts.com/tx/cemeteries/ochiltree-cemetery-xx-ochiltree-profile.htm Ochiltree Cemetery, Ochiltree County, Texas] *[[:Category: Ochiltree Cemetery, Perryton, Texas|Ochiltree Cemetery, Perryton]] *[http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=csr&CScnty=2698 FindaGrave cemeteries, Ochiltree county] *[http://www.cemeteries-of-tx.com/Wtx/Ochiltree/ListOchiltree.html Cemeteries of Ochiltree county] *[https://familysearch.org/wiki/en/Ochiltree_County,_Texas_Genealogy FamilySearch Ochltree cemeteries, records, genealogy] ===Sources===
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[[Category: Ochre Pit Cove, Newfoundland Colony]] [[Category: Ochre Pit Cove, Dominion of Newfoundland]] [[Category: Ochre Pit Cove, Newfoundland]] ''This article is a stub. Anything you can add to it is appreciated.'' ==History== Ochre Pit Cove is named so because of a large ocher deposit in the area. Originally, the cove was inhabited by Beothuk, the Indigenous people who inhabited Newfoundland before European settlers arrived. The Beothuk people painted their skin with the ochre, and there are still stone markers on a hill in Ochre Pit Cove left behind by themWordpress blog, "Excursion Around the Bay", [https://excursionaroundthebay.wordpress.com/2017/10/25/ochre-pit-cove/ Ochre Pit Cove.] Steph and Brian, 2017.. ===Early Families=== The first recorded European settler was a John Keating who is recorded as having two fishing stages there in 1774. Of course, the inshore fishery is what brought Europeans here in the first place, and by the early 1800s some inhabitants were participating in the migratory fishery in the Straight Shore, Bonavista Bay, Hamilton Sound and the Indian Islands. There was also some participation in the Labrador fishery, as in a bunch of other nearby communities. By 1775, [[Halfyard-15|Richard Halfyard]], and his wife [[Churchill-1197|Elizabeth Churchill]], of Bovey Tracey, Devon, England, were living there. Their eldest daughter [[Halfyard-40|Elizabeth Halfyard]] was recorded born there 24 Jun 1775. In the first census of 1836 the population of Ochre Pit Cove was recorded at 235, and it peaked at 391 in 1874. By 1956 it had dwindled to 158, and is now counted with with Western Bay. Several other communities in Newfoundland are known to have been founded by people who left Ochre Pit Cove including Pinchard’s Island, Ladle Cove, and Gander Bay. Incidentally, Gander Bay is about 54 km from the town of Gander, where I grew up and currently live. See Ochre Pit Cove One Place Study for 18th Century Families histories https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Ochre_Pit_Cove%2C_Newfoundland_Colony_One_Place_Study Corrections are welcomed. ===Resources=== [[Special:Whatlinkshere/Space:Ochre_Pit_Cove,_Newfoundland|What links to this page.]] == Sources ==
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University of Georgia, in Athens, Georgia '''Oconee County Highways'''
{| border="1" class="sortable" !Highways!!Highways!! Highways |- |U.S. Route 29||U.S. Route 78||U.S. Route 129 Business |- |U.S. Route 129||U.S. Route 441||U.S. Route 78 Business |- |Georgia State Route 8||Georgia State Route 10||U.S. Route 441 Business |- |Georgia State Route 15||Georgia State Route 24||Georgia State Route 24 Business |- |Georgia State Route 53 ||Georgia State Route 316||Georgia State Route 186 |- |Georgia State Route 422||Georgia State Route 10 Loop |} ====Cities==== *'''[[:Category:Watkinsville, Georgia|Watkinsville]]-''' covers 3.23 square miles and has a population of 2,832. =====Towns/Census Des Places/Uninc Communities===== * [[:Category:Bogart, Georgia|Bogart]] - on N border, was founded in 1869 and was originally named for Osceola, a Creek-Seminole Indian. The town was renamed Bogart in honor of a railroad agent in 1892. *[[:Category:North High Shoals, Georgia|North High Shoals]] (1933) -on SW border, named for rapid in Apalachee River Bishop (1890), originally Greenwood Crossing, was named for local resident W. H. Bishop, one of the county's original councilmen. ====County Resources==== *Watkinsville is unofficially referred to as "The Artland of Georgia", A bronze sculpture, designed by artist, Jim Sharon. It may be seen on wikipedia and is shown on the wall of the Community Center *The Oconee Cultural Arts Foundation or OCAF is located in Watkinsville in the old high school as part of the 1902 OCAF Center and Gallery near the Board of Education. *The Iron Horse sculpture stands in a field approximately twelve miles S of Watkinsville. *Eagle Tavern *Harris Shoals Park *Oconee County Courthouse attract visitors from throughout the area. *historic South Main Street District, ( National Register of Historic Places), *Ashford Memorial Methodist Church, *Haygood House *Ashford Manor., a bed and breakfast, summer pop and classic concerts *"Grace's Birthday Party," an annual fundraiser for veterinary research and pet adoption. =====Notables===== *Colt Ford -Country Music Star and Pro Golfer *John Berry -Country Music Star *Charles Ivie, current Mayor - Watkinsville *Joseph Walter, former Mayor and police officer Athens-Clarke County *James "Jim" T. Luken, Jr., Vietnam veteran marine , and former Mayor *Sammy Sanders, former Mayor, Watkinsville *Hank Huckaby, chancellor of the University System of Georgia *John Wes Townley, retired NASCAR driver. Notable for driving the Zaxby's car. ====Census==== :1880 --- 6,351 — :1890 --- 7,713 21.4% :1900 --- 8,602 11.5% :1910 --- 11,104 29.1% :1920 --- 11,067 −0.3% :1930 --- 8,082 −27.0% :1940 --- 7,576 −6.3% :1950 --- 7,009 −7.5% :1960 --- 6,304 −10.1% :1970 --- 7,915 25.6% :1980 --- 12,427 57.0% :1990 --- 17,618 41.8% :2000 --- 26,225 48.9% :2010 --- 32,808 25.1% :Est. 2016 --- 36,838 ===Cemeteries=== {{Image|file=Rusk County Cemeteries.gif |align=l |size=360 |caption= }} *[http://www.usgwarchives.net/ga//oconee/cemetery.html US Gen Cemeteries] *[https://familysearch.org/wiki/en/Oconee_County,_Georgia_Genealogy FamilySearch Genealoogy] *[https://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=csr&CScnty=490 FindaGrave Cemeteries] ===Sources===
Welcome to Oconee County, Georgia Project!
{{US History|sub-project=Georgia}} :Leader of this Project is [[J-276|Paula J]] :Coordinator is [[Richardson-7161|Mary Richardson]] ===History/Timeline=== {{Image|file=Oconee_County_Georgia.jpg |align=c |size=450 |caption=Eagle Tavern (Watkinsville). }} Oconee County, Georgia is named for the Oconee river which flows along part of the E border. Did you know there is a Oconee County, South Carolina? :'''1872''' SW Clarke Co. residents wanted their own county after the change of county seat from Watkinsville to Athens. This county was to satisfy those residents. :'''1875''' - Oconee County was created from the SW part of Clarke County by the Georgia General Assembly. http://www.georgiaencyclopedia.org/articles/counties-cities-neighborhoods/watkinsville[http://www.georgiaencyclopedia.org/articles/counties-cities-neighborhoods/watkinsville Watkinsville] :'''Jan 7 1887''' Most of the town of Watkinsville and its courthouse burned 7 January. Judge R.M. Jackson and a local minister carried most of the courthouse records to safety. Only the county commission records were lost.https://familysearch.org/wiki/en/Oconee_County,_Georgia_Genealogy :'''Watkinsville,''' the seat of Oconee County, has been a center of social life and a hub for local politics in northeast Georgia since the early nineteenth century. The city is 15 miles south of Athens and 60 miles east of Atlanta. :'''1791''' City of Watkinsville, founded around 1791, is the seat of Oconee County. Agriculture is the main economic activity throughout the city's history. :'''Watkinsville''' was named for Colonel Robert Watkins from Augusta. He was a lawyer who compiled the Digest of the Laws of the State of Georgia through 1799. :'''1791''' Watkinsville began as a village with its location on what was considered the western from frontier of the USA. It was situated between the Cherokee and the Creek territories. Fort Edward was nearby, providing some protection. :'''1791''' the first records in Clarke County reflect the''' Eagle Tavern'''. This was 58 years after James Edward Oglethorpe founded the colony of Georgia. {{Image|file=Oconee_County_Georgia-2.jpg |align=r |size=375 |caption=Eagle tavern then and now. }}{{clear}} :'''1799''' - Members of Mars Hill Baptist Church carried their guns to Sunday services. :'''1801''' -Eagle Tavern, is thought to be located where the old Fort Edward stood. Richard Richardson bought the Tavern after staying there, and continued to run it as a tavern and hotel for travelers until his death, 1875. :'''19th Century''' -Eagle Tavern was the stop for stage travelers during much of the nineteenth century. :'''1802''' John Cobb donated 8 lots from his plantation land to create the city of Watkinsville. It then became the seat for Clarke County and remained so until 1872, when Athens took over that role. Angry locals voted to create a new county, named after the Oconee River on its eastern border, and :'''1810''' 35 whites and 55 slaves made up the town's population. :'''1850-1860s''' Plantation agriculture dominated the early economy. Cotton was the mainstain, with slaves provided the labor. :'''1860''' population showed 447 whites and 426 slaves. :'''Feb 25 1875''' - Watkinsville became county seat. {{Image|file=Oconee_County_Georgia-4.jpg |align=r |size=400 |caption=Ashford Stoore 1900, and today}}{{clear}} :'''1905''' racial violence erupted outside of Watkinsville. A mob of 75 men took the unprotected prisoners, who were not related to one another, out of the Oconee County jail while the judge and sheriff were out of town. Nine men, eight African American and one white man, were lynched on the pretense that one of them had tried to rape a white woman. :'''1966''' -The tavern was dedicated as a historic site in 1966 by the Georgia Historical Commission and today houses a museum. :'''2006''' - The county was ranked as the third-best rural county to live in by Progressive Farmer magazine. A Wisconsin Population Health Institute ranked Oconee County, Georgia as one of the top 3 healthiest counties in Georgia. The study ranked the county 2nd in the state in "Overall Health Factors" and 3rd in "Overall Health Outcomes.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oconee_County,_Georgia :'''2016''' today the Eagle Tavern still stands and is the Oconee County Welcome Center, as well as a museum commemorating the era of wagon and stage travel. Travelers from Madison and Greensboro visited the hotel and tavern, which became famous thanks to the legend of a Confederate veteran. The lore of Eagle Tavern says a Southern soldier hid in its attic as Union troops moved through the town after they were defeated at the Battle of Sunshine Church on July 31, 1864. The soldier was cared for by slaves, who provided him with food and coal. ===Government=== The Oconee County Courthouse has always been positioned directly opposite from the Eagle Tavern in some form on Main Street in Downtown Watkinsville. The county has had four courthouses since its founding in 1875. The structure to the left was built in 1887; the current structure was built in 1939. '''#1 Courthouse, 1875''' '''2nd Courthouse, 1887''' The structure in the image {{Image|file=Oconee_County_Georgia-3.jpg |align=r |size=375 |caption=1887 and 1939 courthouse. }}{{clear}} '''3rd Courthouse ''' ''' 4th Courthouse, 1939''' {{Image|file=Oconee_County_Georgia-1.jpg |align=r |size=400 |caption=courthouse. }}{{clear}} ===Geography=== :SizeOconee county has a total area of 186 square miles (480 km2), (184 square miles (480 km2) is land) and (2.1 square miles (5.4 km2) is water :Location -Oconee County is located in the Upper Oconee River sub-basin of the Altamaha River basin. :Watkinsville, the seat of Oconee County, has been a center of social life and a hub for local politics in northeast Georgia since the early nineteenth century. The city is 15 miles south of Athens and 60 miles east of Atlanta. ====Adjacent counties==== :Clarke County (north){{Image|file=Oconee_County_Georgia-5.jpg |align=r |size=170 |caption=location. }} :Oglethorpe County (east) :Greene County (southeast) :Morgan County (south) :Walton County (west) :Barrow County (northwest) ====Formed From==== * Oconee County was created from the SW part of Clarke County in 1875. =====Protected areas===== *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chattahoochee-Oconee_National_Forest Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forest] 866,468 acres (Chattahoochee National Forest comprises 750,145 acres) and (Oconee National Forest comprises 116,232 acres). The county with the most acreage is Rabun County, Georgia, which has 148,684 acres. Wildlife here includes hawk, owl, blackbirds, ducks, eagles, sparrows, hummingbirds, geese, and cardinal, shrew, coyote, a variety of bats, squirrel, beaver, river otter, bobcat, deer, weasel, mice, and foxes with amphibians, fish and other amphibians in the streams. Various species of reptiles also inhabit the forest. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chattahoochee-Oconee_National_Forest ===Demographics=== In 2010 there were 32,808 people in the county with a population density of 178.0 inhabitants/sq. mi. Racial makeup of the county was 88.4% white, 5.0% African American, 3.1% Asian, 0.1% American Indian, 2.0% from other races, and 1.4% from two or more races. Those of Hispanic or Latino origin made up 4.4% of the population. In terms of ancestry, 19.9% were English, 14.7% were American, 13.3% were Irish, and 12.2% were German. Median income for a household in the county was $74,352 and $85,371 for a family was $85,371. About 6.3% of families and 7.4% of the population were below the poverty line, including 9.1% of those under age 18 and 8.4% of those age 65 or over https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oconee_County,_Georgia *Watkinsville, Georgia does not depend upon agriculture in the 2000's. Light industry, small businesses, an arts community replaced the agriculture dependence. Southwire, a Carrollton-based manufacturer of wire and cable products, and AmeriPride, (apparel and linen service compan), are major employers. The Oconee Industrial Park has Town Center retail and office complex in downtown Watkinsville with salons, restaurants,retail shops, and of course antique shops line Main Street. *City of Watkinsville has a motto: "The Artland of Georgia," supports a thriving arts community that contributes to the local economy. The Oconee Cultural Arts Foundation, located in the old Watkinsville High School, joins the Chappelle Gallery, Happy Valley Pottery, as well as art shops, artist galleries. The city is close to Athens, where many Watkinsville residents work at the '''University of Georgia'''. *2012, the Wisconsin Population Health Institute ranked Oconee County, Georgia as one of the top 3 healthiest counties in Georgia. The study ranked the county 2nd in the state in "Overall Health Factors" and 3rd in "Overall Health Outcomes.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oconee_County,_Georgia *'''University'''University of Georgia, in Athens, Georgia '''Oconee County Highways'''
{| border="1" class="sortable" !Highways!!Highways!! Highways |- |U.S. Route 29||U.S. Route 78||U.S. Route 129 Business |- |U.S. Route 129||U.S. Route 441||U.S. Route 78 Business |- |Georgia State Route 8||Georgia State Route 10||U.S. Route 441 Business |- |Georgia State Route 15||Georgia State Route 24||Georgia State Route 24 Business |- |Georgia State Route 53 ||Georgia State Route 316||Georgia State Route 186 |- |Georgia State Route 422||Georgia State Route 10 Loop |} ====Cities==== *'''[[:Category:Watkinsville, Georgia|Watkinsville]]-''' covers 3.23 square miles and has a population of 2,832. =====Towns/Census Des Places/Uninc Communities===== * [[:Category:Bogart, Georgia|Bogart]] - on N border, was founded in 1869 and was originally named for Osceola, a Creek-Seminole Indian. The town was renamed Bogart in honor of a railroad agent in 1892. *[[:Category:North High Shoals, Georgia|North High Shoals]] (1933) -on SW border, named for rapid in Apalachee River Bishop (1890), originally Greenwood Crossing, was named for local resident W. H. Bishop, one of the county's original councilmen. ====County Resources==== *Watkinsville is unofficially referred to as "The Artland of Georgia", A bronze sculpture, designed by artist, Jim Sharon. It may be seen on wikipedia and is shown on the wall of the Community Center *The Oconee Cultural Arts Foundation or OCAF is located in Watkinsville in the old high school as part of the 1902 OCAF Center and Gallery near the Board of Education. *The Iron Horse sculpture stands in a field approximately twelve miles S of Watkinsville. *Eagle Tavern *Harris Shoals Park *Oconee County Courthouse attract visitors from throughout the area. *historic South Main Street District, ( National Register of Historic Places), *Ashford Memorial Methodist Church, *Haygood House *Ashford Manor., a bed and breakfast, summer pop and classic concerts *"Grace's Birthday Party," an annual fundraiser for veterinary research and pet adoption. =====Notables===== *Colt Ford -Country Music Star and Pro Golfer *John Berry -Country Music Star *Charles Ivie, current Mayor - Watkinsville *Joseph Walter, former Mayor and police officer Athens-Clarke County *James "Jim" T. Luken, Jr., Vietnam veteran marine , and former Mayor *Sammy Sanders, former Mayor, Watkinsville *Hank Huckaby, chancellor of the University System of Georgia *John Wes Townley, retired NASCAR driver. Notable for driving the Zaxby's car. ====Census==== :1880 --- 6,351 — :1890 --- 7,713 21.4% :1900 --- 8,602 11.5% :1910 --- 11,104 29.1% :1920 --- 11,067 −0.3% :1930 --- 8,082 −27.0% :1940 --- 7,576 −6.3% :1950 --- 7,009 −7.5% :1960 --- 6,304 −10.1% :1970 --- 7,915 25.6% :1980 --- 12,427 57.0% :1990 --- 17,618 41.8% :2000 --- 26,225 48.9% :2010 --- 32,808 25.1% :Est. 2016 --- 36,838 ===Cemeteries=== {{Image|file=Rusk County Cemeteries.gif |align=l |size=360 |caption= }} *[http://www.usgwarchives.net/ga//oconee/cemetery.html US Gen Cemeteries] *[https://familysearch.org/wiki/en/Oconee_County,_Georgia_Genealogy FamilySearch Genealoogy] *[https://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=csr&CScnty=490 FindaGrave Cemeteries] ===Sources===
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{{US History|sub-project=South Carolina}} {{Sticker | category = Oconee County, South Carolina | image = Oconee_County_South_Carolina-7.jpg | text = [[Space:Oconee County, South Carolina|Oconee County, South Carolina]] }} *Leader of this Project is Paula J *Coordinator is [[Richardson-7161|Mary Richardson]] ===History/Timeline=== {{Image|file=Oconee_County_South_Carolina-3.jpg |align=c |size=400 |caption=Entering Oconee co., SC. }} Oconee County, South Carolina is named Oconee - is a Cherokee word, "Ae-quo-nee". It translates to: "land beside the water."https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oconee_County,_South_Carolina :'''300 AD-1100''' Present-day Oconee County was home to unknown groups of Indians.Etowah Indians probably occupied the region. http://www.carolana.com/SC/Counties/oconee_county_sc.html :'''1350-1360''' Muskogeans inhabited parts of the territory previously occupied by the Etowahs from approximately 1350-1600. :'''post 1500's''' -Cherokees arrived in present-day far eastern Georgia and NW South Carolin. When additional artifacts ae discovered, may change the dates. :'''Early 1700s''' Oconee, Sc was a local Cherokee town established on the main British/Cherokee trading path between Charleston and the Mississippi River in the early 18th century. :'''1760''', The Cherokees and South Carolina were involved in bitter war. This resulted in the destruction of most of the Lower Cherokee villages, and the loss by the Cherokee of lands south and east of the present-day South Carolina counties of Anderson and Greenville. :'''1776-1780s''' Cherokees attacked the settled parts of South Carolina, resulted in one of the early campaigns of the Revolutionary War. The geographic locale placed it at the intersection of the trading path and the Cherokee treaty boundary of 1777. {{Image|file=Oconee_County_South_Carolina-7.jpg |align=c |size=300 |caption=logo }} :'''1780s''' - The rare wildflower, '''Oconee Bell''', first recorded by André Michaux. :'''1780s''' - After the American Revolutionary War, Colonel Benjamin Cleveland and a group of followers received land grants from Georgia and settled in present-day Oconee County. :'''1784''' - When these people arrived in 1784, they were the first white settlers in this land that eventually became Oconee County. After Georgia gave up all claims to the land between the Tugaloo and Keowee rivers by the Treaty of Beaufort in 1787, Cleveland and some other settlers were regranted select lands by South Carolina on the east side of the Tugaloo River. :'''1787''' - Georgia withdrew its claims to the land between the Tugaloo and Keowee River by the Treaty of Beaufort to South Carolina. :'''1792''', a frontier outpost was built by the SC State Militia near the town site and was named Oconee Station. {{Image|file=Oconee_County_South_Carolina-2.jpg |align=r |size=300 |caption=Oconee Station. }}{{clear}} :'''1816''' - Cherokee sold their remaining South Carolina land. :'''Slavery '''[http://freedomonthemove.org Slavery on the Move] :'''1850''' - After the American Revolution, settlers from other parts of the state began moving in, including the Germans from Charleston who founded the town of Walhalla. :'''1850s''' - The largest town was Tunnel Hill, located above Stumphouse Mountain Tunnel. {{Image|file=Oconee_County_South_Carolina-5.jpg |align=r |size=350 |caption=Stumphouse Tunnel ( never finished). }}{{clear}} :'''1856''' -the Blue Ridge Railroad needed a tunnel through the Oconee mountains.. So excavation began for this tunnel for the Blue Ridge Railroad that would have linked Charleston with Knoxville, Tennessee. The Civil War stopped the project. This unfinished tunnel still is there today. :'''1859''' - The railroad played a major role in the development of this area. The Blue Ridge Railroad was completed in 1859, and connected Anderson with Walhalla. Railway transportation added a major role in the development of the county. :'''Dec 20, 1860''' - South Carolina was the first state to secede from the Union. Fort Sumter was unoccupied at this time.. :'''Dec 26'' (Six days later) Union Major Robert Anderson secretly moved his troops from the indefensible Fort Moultrie, located nearby, to the better fortified, Fort Sumter. He worked with the troops to beef up fortifications on the incomplete fort. The fort was missing half of its cannons. The first battle started when the Confederates threatened to bombard the fort if the union sent supply ships to resupply the fort. President Lincoln, contacted the Gov of South Carolina that the shipment was a peaceful supply mission, and please hold fire. so it could deliver food....He said if the fort was attacked, he would reinforce the fort... Lincoln had hoped the Confederates would make the first move if there was going to be war. However, if the fort was attacked, then Lincoln announced that he would reinforce the fort.https://wineandhistory.wordpress.com/?s=ft+Sumter {{Image|file=Oconee_County_South_Carolina-1.jpg |align=r |size=350 |caption=Fort Sumter. }}{{clear}} :'''Apr 11, 1861''' -The Confederates fired the first shot on Fort Sumter at 4:30 am. Major Anderson waited 2 hours to return fire. Then at early morning, 7:00 am, Captain Abner Doubleday fired the first cannon shot towards the Confederates. No Union soldiers were killed or injured during the bombardment. However 2 Union soldiers fired the cannon during the surrender ceremony, which misfired.https://wineandhistory.wordpress.com/?s=ft+Sumter {{Image|file=Oconee_County_South_Carolina-6.jpg |align=r |size=425 |caption=Oconee County and Mountainous Ridge }}{{clear}} :'''1868''' - Oconee County was formed when Pickens County was divided. Walhalla was made the county seat. When Oconee County was created out of the Pickens District, it was named for Oconee Town, SC. It is the richest county in the United States. Other cities in the county include Seneca and Westminster which are some of the richest cities. http://uncyclopedia.wikia.com/wiki/Oconee_County,_South_Carolina :'''1870''' - Air line Railroad built a railroad through the county which helped to form Seneca and Westminster. :'''1873''' - When the Atlanta & Richmond Air Line Railway was built in 1873, the creation of the town of Westminster in 1874, named for the church in England, and the creation of the town of Seneca (1873, an Indian name. Mountain Rest, a picturesque name, is in the mountains north of Walhalla. West Union began as a temperance union. Salem, near Whitewater Falls, is another early community. Fair Play gets its name from a fight. :'''Post 1782 -'''Colonel Benjamin Cleveland of North Carolina and followers received land grants from Georgia and settled along the Tugaloo River. (At that time, the state of Georgia claimed lands on the eastern side of the river in what is today Oconee County.) :'''1890'''- Newry, near Seneca, is an 1890s textile village, still with some of its nineteenth century charm. :'''1893''' - Newry was established as mill village to house workers of the Courtenay Manufacturing Company. ===Government Offices=== Oconee County Courthouse, 1953s- still stands, and the fate is under discussion. {{Image|file=Oconee_County_South_Carolina-4.jpg |align=r |size=350 |caption=1953 Oconee Co. Courthouse. }} Courthouse, 2003 the New Oconee County Courthouse in Walhalla. {{Image|file=Oconee_County_South_Carolina.jpg |align=r |size=400 |caption=Oconee courthouse, 2003. }}{{clear}} ===Geography=== :Oconee County is the westernmost county in the U.S. state of South Carolina. As of the 2010 census, the population was 74,273. :Mountainous and rich county :County Seat - is Walhalla :Located- upstate South Carolina in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains Oconee County has all the benefits: :Gorgeous lakes and mountains, with fabulous views :Waterfalls, rivers, and hiking trails :All the amenities close at hand :The joy of four seasons—none of them lasting too long! : Rivers- Chattooga River (borders Georgia), Tugaloo and Keowee RiverYellow Branch Falls. numerous picturesque waterfalls, accessible by hiking :13 state and local parks :Lakes -Lake Keowee, Lake Hartwell, Lake Jocasse :Keowee, Seneca and Whitewater rivers are on the east, Tugaloo and Chattooga on the west, with numerous small tributaries. :The streams afford abundance of trout, both brook and rainbow. The forests have quail, pheasants, turkeys, squirrels, foxes, deer, raccoons, opossums, wildcats, groundhogs. ====Adjacent counties==== *Jackson County, North Carolina - north *Transylvania County, North Carolina - northeast *Pickens County - east *Anderson County - southeast *Hart County, Georgia - south *Franklin County, Georgia - south *Stephens County, Georgia - southwest *Habersham County, Georgia - west *Rabun County, Georgia - west *Macon County, North Carolina - northwest ====Protected areas==== *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sumter_National_Forest Sumter National Forest] Pres. Franklin D. Roosevelt proclaimed the Sumter a separate National Forest. in 1936. ::Land placed as protected were eroding ancient farm fields, gullies, and over-logged forests. After becoming part of the Sumter. The Soul erosion was halted, which regulated the streams and rivers.. No logging was done, so the timber forests began to regrow.. Now ( seventy years later) the land has been restored and is productive again.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sumter_National_Forest ===Demographics=== In 2000, there were 66,215 people in the county with a population density of 106 people/sq. mi. The racial makeup of the county was 89.14% White, 8.38% Black or African American, 0.22% Native American, 0.35% Asian, 0.02% Pacific Islander, 1.06% from other races, 2.36% of the population were Hispanic. Ancestru-26.5% were of American, 13.1% Irish, 11.9% German and 10.5% English. The median income for a household in the county was $36,666, and the median income for a family was $43,047. The per capita income for the county was $18,965. About 7.60% of families and 10.80% of the population were below the poverty line, including 14.00% of those under age 18 and 12.90% of those age 65.. By 2010 population was 4,273 people.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oconee_County,_South_Carolina *Song, "Yankee Bayonet (I Will Be Home Then)" by the indie rock group the Decemberists, on their 2006 album "The Crane Wife" mentions Oconee region: The reference is "When I was a girl how the hills of Oconee made a seam to hem me in." ====Formed From:==== *1868 When Oconee County was created out of the Pickens District, it was named for Oconee Town. ====Cities==== *[[:Category:Seneca, South Carolina|Seneca]] *[[:Category:Walhalla, South Carolina|Walhalla]] (county seat) *[[:Category:Westminster, South Carolina|Westminister]] =====Towns===== *Salem *West Union Union Communities and Census Des Place(CDP) {| border="1" class="sortable" !Uninc Communities!!Uninc Communities!!CDP |- |Long Creek||Tarnassee|| Fair Play |- |Madison||Townville ||Utica |- |Mountain Rest||Richland||Newry |- |Oakway||Tokeena Crossroads |} ====County Resources==== *http://www.oconeecountry.com/media.html Oconee Video] =====Land Grants===== *Colonel Benjamin Cleveland of North Carolina and followers received land grants from Georgia and settled along the Tugaloo River. *1787, Cleveland and some other settlers were regranted select lands by South Carolina on the east side of the Tugaloo River. ====Census==== :1870 --- 10,536 — :1880 --- 16,256 54.3% :1890 --- 18,687 15.0% :1900 --- 23,634 26.5% :1910 --- 27,337 15.7% :1920 --- 30,117 10.2% :1930 --- 33,368 10.8% :1940 --- 36,512 9.4% :1950 --- 39,050 7.0% :1960 --- 40,204 3.0% :1970 --- 40,728 1.3% :1980 --- 48,611 19.4% :1990 --- 57,494 18.3% :2000 --- 66,215 15.2% :2010 --- 74,273 12.2% :Est. 2016 --- 76,355 ===Cemeteries=== {{Image|file=Rusk County Cemeteries.gif |align=l |size=360 |caption= }}{{clear}} *[http://www.usgwarchives.net/sc/oconee/cemeteries/cems-a-c.htm US GenArchives Cemeteries] *[https://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=csr&CScnty=2349 FindaGrave Oconee Co. 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=== Getting the Right Lighting === Genealogists often take photos of tombstones. Good technique can produce vastly clearer photographs of old tombstones. The three keys to photographing tombstone inscriptions are "lighting, lighting and lighting". If you have good lighting, you will get a good photograph. If you have poor lighting, you will not. All other considerations are secondary. In many cases, natural lighting is good enough, but when you hit a difficult stone where you have trouble reading the inscription, either in person, or in the photographs, you will need to arrange better lighting. '''Lucky Natural Lighting''': at certain times of day or certain times of year, the sun may provide excellent light for a given stone. This may happen once a day, it may happen rarely, it may never happen, it may be difficult to predict, and it may be blocked by clouds or shade. '''Reflected Sunlight''': by using a mirror and an assistant, you can reflect sunlight at the right angle to get a nice photo. This works best with an actual mirror (not just a white surface) at least as large as the surface to be photographed. The reflection will not overcome direct sunlight, so the sun needs to be behind the stone. Clouds or shade may interfere. '''Bright Flashlight:''' Some flashlights are bright enough to overcome daylight at close range and reveal at least part of an inscription when held to the side of the stone. They may not be bright enough to overcome direct sun, or to illuminate the entire surface to be photographed. Photos taken with the flashlight method might be more legible, but often look unnatural. '''Off-Camera Flash:''' An electronic camera flash only lasts for a brief period, but for that instant, it can be brighter than the sun. With off-camera flash, you do not have to worry about the time of day or the position of the sun. The chief drawback of this method is the extra equipment and possible expense involved. This page will explain how to use this method. === Equipment === Typical equipment for cemetery photos with off-camera flash: '''Camera:''' with a flash hot shoe and manual mode. This may be a DSLR or mirrorless camera. Some advanced compact cameras may also work. You don't need the latest thing. Older or used cameras will work fine. For best results, your chosen lens should be able to use a small aperture, such as f/20. Some compact cameras have a minimum aperture size of, say, f/8. This is not desirable. (Note: With F-stops, bigger numbers denote smaller apertures.) If your camera has constraints on the aperture, a neutral density filter can help to get a proper exposure while still using bright flash. '''Speedlight aka Speedlite:''' removable flash unit '''Remote flash transmitter and receiver:''' allows the flash to be used off-camera, example, Cowboy Studio NPT-04; '''Tripod or monopod:''' to position the flash. Or an assistant. '''Umbrella:''' to reduce direct sun (optional) === Technique === You are going to use your flash unit in manual mode. This means there would be no benefit from having the more expensive flash model dedicated to your specific camera. A cheaper generic flash model will work just as well, as long as it is bright enough. Set the flash to manual. Set the flash to a wider angle, such as 35mm, vs. a narrow angle, such as 105mm. In all cases you want to direct the beam of the flash across the surface of the inscription so as to bring out the shadows. Unless there is some obstacle, position the flash to the upper left of the stone as seen from the camera. If something is in the way, or the sun is coming from the right, you can switch to the right side. The flash should be between three and six feet away from the stone; further back to fully cover larger stones; closer for small ones. === Basic Method === :Flash at 1/4 power (manual) :Camera on Program Mode :Camera exposure compensation set at -1 :If test shots are too dark or too bright, adjust exposure compensation. === Manual Method (For difficult stones or bright sun) === :Flash at full power :Camera on Manual Mode :ISO at Manual ISO 100 (Important: NOT automatic) :Shutter Speed at 1/200 second :Aperture at f/20 If test shots are too dark use a lower aperture number, such as f/18. If test shots are too bright, use a greater aperture number, or move the flash further away. === See The Results! === [https://imgur.com/a/gSumvIM Before and After Photos (Imgur).] [https://www.mu-43.com/threads/using-flash-to-side-light-a-headstone.104422/ Just one, great example here.] The FindAGrave blog has [https://news.findagrave.com/2019/11/04/find-a-grave-volunteer-of-the-month/ this article with some great before-and-after photos.] The flash-on-a-stick method they are using is great because you can work quickly without an assistant. There are some [https://flic.kr/s/aHsjPcnDvj before-and-after shots and some equipment ideas in this Flickr album.] See [https://susanmatthewsgenealogy.weebly.com/cemetery-tombstone-pictures-detached-lighting.html more before and after photos on this blog. ] This [https://www.findagrave.com/virtual-cemetery/864377?page=1#sr-5687940 Virtual Cemetery on FindAGrave] shows some nice results. === Problem Situations === '''Very Dirty Stones''': The flash method will overcome soot, mold and dirt to a surprising extent. However, if something like fungus or lichen is on the stone and sticking up enough to cast shadows, it will obviously interfere. All else being equal, a clean stone will photograph much better than a dirty one. Cleaning stones is beyond the scope of this discussion. '''Sunken Stones:''' Stones mounted flat on the ground that have sunken beneath the surface are difficult to light properly. There is not much you can do about that, except trim the grass around the stone. At maintained cemeteries, sometimes a groundskeeper will pop a stone out of the ground with a shovel or other tool and bring it to the surface for you. '''I'm a Genealogist, not a Photographer!:''' If all this photography stuff seems too hard, ask a friend or relative to help. Everyone knows that one person who has a fancy camera and is always taking photos. They would probably love the challenge of helping you photograph your local cemetery, or teaching you how to do it. '''Rules and Regulations:''' Some cemeteries may prohibit use of flash or tripods. You might want to check at the office of larger cemeteries to see what their policy is. Usually these rules are aimed at paid photographers using the cemetery for professional photo shoots with models, etc. See [https://www.legalgenealogist.com/2012/10/22/cemetery-photos-permission-required/ this post at the Legal Genealogist.] If you don't show up with a tripod or light stands, you'll probably be okay most places. Fancy cemeteries with lots of rules are probably better maintained and may have fewer headstones requiring enhancement in the first place. ''Keywords: Headstone, gravestone, monument, grave ''
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:'''The publication of a Roster of the Soldiers of Ohio in the War of The Rebellion and the War with Mexico was authorized by the Ohio State Legislature on May 15, 1864.''' :A multi volume record of the military units from Ohio during the Civil War. Complied and printed by Ohio Roster Commission under by the authority of the Ohio General Assembly. * Ohio. Roster Commission; Ohio. General Assembly; Ohio. Adjutant General's Dept. * Volumes 1 through 12. * Multiple Publishers and Print Dates. See individual online notations for correct citation verbage. * Each volume on Archive.org is searchable. : '''''Note:''''' Volume 12 includes records from the War with Mexico. ====Copyright.==== :: These books are in the [https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/mark/1.0/ Public Domain Mark 1.0] as they were published before 1924 and printed by the Ohio State General Assembly. ====Source Example:==== : Due to the multiple volumes published in different years by different publishers I have placed the Source Example under each source location listed below. === Available online at these locations: === * '''Vol. 1 The 1st - 22nd Regiments Ohio Volunteer Infantry, 6th, 8th and 11th Regiments Reserve Infantry, Jones' Independent Battalion Reserve Infantry, Wallace Guards, Dennison Guards and Trumbull Guards, Departmental Corps Ohio Volunteer Infantry, 1st – 10th Independent Companies of Sharpshooters, 5th and 27th Refiments US Colored Troops, Unassigned Troops, US Colored Troops, 3th and 11th Battalion Ohio Volunteer Infantry, 1st Ohio Volunteer Light Artillery, Williams' Independent Batteries ohio Voluteer Light Artillery, 2nd Independent Battalion Calvary, Bard's Independent Company Calvary, H. W. Burdsall and John S. George's Independent Companies Calvary, Roll of Honor'''
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* Ohio. Roster Commission; Ohio. General Assembly[https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=mdp.39015004198746&view=1up&seq=7 Official Roster of the Soldiers of the State of Ohio in the War of Rebellion 1861 - 1866]: Vol. 1.: The Werner Company: Akron 1893 Page ###
- See Addenda below for easier to read content description. **Also available here: https://archive.org/details/officialrosters05commgoog/page/n4/mode/2up * '''Vol. 2 The 1st - 20th Regiments Infantry'''
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* Ohio. Roster Commission; Ohio. General Assembly[https://archive.org/details/officialrosters02commgoog/page/n5 Official Roster of the Soldiers of the State of Ohio in the War of Rebellion 1861 - 1866]: Vol. 2.: Wilstach Baldwin and Co. Cincinnati, Ohio: 1886 Page ### * '''Vol. 3 The 21st - 36th Regiments Infantry'''
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* Ohio. Roster Commission; Ohio. General Assembly[https://archive.org/details/ohiowarroster03howerich/page/n5 Official Roster of the Soldiers of the State of Ohio in the War of Rebellion 1861 - 1866]: Vol. 3.: The Ohio Valley Pub. and Mfg. Co. Cincinnati, Ohio: 1886 Page ### * '''Vol. 4 The 37th - 53rd Regiments Infantry'''
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* Ohio. Roster Commission; Ohio. General Assembly[https://archive.org/details/ohiowarroster04howerich/page/n7 Official Roster of the Soldiers of the State of Ohio in the War of Rebellion 1861 - 1866]: Vol. 4.: The Ohio Valley Pub. and Mfg. Co. Cincinnati, Ohio: 1886 Page ### * '''Vol. 5 The 54th - 69th Regiments Infantry'''
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* Ohio. Roster Commission; Ohio. General Assembly[https://archive.org/details/ohiowarroster05howerich/page/n5 Official Roster of the Soldiers of the State of Ohio in the War of Rebellion 1861 - 1866]: Vol. 5.: The Werner Ptg. and Mfg. Co.: Akron, Ohio: 1887 Page ### * '''Vol. 6 The 70th - 86th Regiments Infantry'''
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* Ohio. Roster Commission; Ohio. General Assembly[https://archive.org/details/ohiowarroster06howerich/page/n7 Official Roster of the Soldiers of the State of Ohio in the War of Rebellion 1861 - 1866]: Vol. 6.: The Werner Ptg. and Mfg. Co.: Akron, Ohio: 1888 Page ### * '''Vol. 7 The 87th - 108th Regiments Infantry'''
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* Ohio. Roster Commission; Ohio. General Assembly[https://archive.org/details/officialrosterof07ohio/page/n5 Official Roster of the Soldiers of the State of Ohio in the War of Rebellion 1861 - 1866]: Vol. 7.: The Ohio Valley Co. Cincinnati, Ohio: 1888 Page ### * '''Vol. 8 The 109th - 140th Regiments Infantry'''
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* Ohio. Roster Commission; Ohio. General Assembly[https://archive.org/details/officialrosterof08ohio/page/n6 Official Roster of the Soldiers of the State of Ohio in the War of Rebellion 1861 - 1866]: Vol. 8.: The Ohio Valley Press. Cincinnati, Ohio: 1888 Page ### * '''Vol. 9 The 141st - 184th Regiments Infantry'''
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* Ohio. Roster Commission; Ohio. General Assembly[https://archive.org/details/ohiowarroster09howerich/page/n3 Official Roster of the Soldiers of the State of Ohio in the War of Rebellion 1861 - 1866]: Vol. 9.: The Ohio Valley Press. Cincinnati, Ohio: 1889 Page ### * '''Vol. 10 The 185th - 198th Regiments Infantry, 1st and 2nd Regiments Heavy Artillery, 1st Regiment Light Artillery and Independent Batteries Light Artillery'''
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* Ohio. Roster Commission; Ohio. General Assembly[https://archive.org/details/ohiowarroster10howerich/page/n7 Official Roster of the Soldiers of the State of Ohio in the War of Rebellion 1861 - 1866]: Vol. 10.: The Ohio Valley Co. Cincinnati, Ohio: 1899 Page ### * '''Vol. 11 1st - 13th Regiments Ohio Vol. Calvary, 4th and 5th Independent Battalions of Calvary, 3rd and 4th Independent Companies of Calvary, McLaughlin's Squadron of Calvary, Merrill's Horse or 2nd Missouri Calvary, Union Light Guard and Harlin's Light Calvary or Company M 11th Pennsylvania Calvary'''
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* Ohio. Roster Commission; Ohio. General Assembly[https://archive.org/details/officialrosterof11ohio/page/n6 Official Roster of the Soldiers of the State of Ohio in the War of Rebellion 1861 - 1866 ]: Vol. 11: Werner Printing & Litho Co.: Akron: 1891 Page ###
- See Addenda below for easier to read content description. * '''Vol. 12 United States Navy (Ohio Appointments), 5th Independent Ohio Volunteer Calvary, 6th Independent Ohio Volunteer Calvary, 2nd Regiment Ohio Volunteer Reserve Militia, 1st Regiment U.S. Veteran Volunteer Engineers, 1st, 2nd, 4th, 5th 6th, 8th, 9th Regiments U.S. Volunteer Infantry (part), 1st, 2nd and 3rd Brigade Bands (part), 1st and 2nd Regiments West Virginia Calvary, Company H, 5th Regiment West Virginia Calvary, 4th Regiment West Virginia Infantry, 5th, 7th and 9th Regiments West Virginia Infantry {Ohio Veteran Credits), 1st - 5th Regiments Ohio Volunteer Infantry (Mexican), Independent Companies Volunteer Infantry (Mexican), 15th Regiment Ohio Volunteer Infantry, Companies B, C, D H and I (Mexican), Captain Sanderson's Company Mounted Rifleman (Mexican), Roll of Honor, Addenda to the Roll of Honor, Volumes I to XI, inclusive, Errata and Addenda, Volumes I to XI, inclusive'''
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* Ohio. Roster Commission; Ohio. General Assembly[https://archive.org/details/officialrosters06commgoog/page/n6 Official Roster of the Soldiers of the State of Ohio in the War of Rebellion 1861 - 1866 and the War with Mexico 1846 - 1848]: Vol. 12: Werner Printing & Litho Co.: Akron: 1891 Page ###
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:'''Vol. 1 '''
The 1st - 22nd Regiments Ohio Volunteer Infantry,
6th, 8th and 11th Regiments Reserve Infantry,
Jones' Independent Battalion Reserve Infantry,
Wallace Guards, Dennison Guards and Trumbull Guards,
Departmental Corps Ohio Volunteer Infantry,
1st – 10th Independent Companies of Sharpshooters,
5th and 27th Refiments US Colored Troops, Unassigned Troops, US Colored Troops,
3th and 11th Battalion Ohio Volunteer Infantry,
1st Ohio Volunteer Light Artillery,
Williams' Independent Batteries Ohio Volunteer Light Artillery,
2nd Independent Battalion Calvary,
Bard's Independent Company Calvary,
H. W. Burdsall and John S. George's Independent Companies Calvary,
Roll of Honor :'''Vol. 11'''
1st - 13th Regiments Ohio Vol. Calvary,
4th and 5th Independent Battalions of Calvary,
3rd and 4th Independent Companies of Calvary,
McLaughlin's Squadron of Calvary,
Merrill's Horse or 2nd Missouri Calvary,
Union Light Guard and Harlin's Light Calvary or Company M 11th Pennsylvania Calvary :'''Vol. 12'''
United States Navy (Ohio Appointments),
5th Independent Ohio Volunteer Calvary,
6th Independent Ohio Volunteer Calvary,
2nd Regiment Ohio Volunteer Reserve Militia,
1st Regiment U.S. Veteran Volunteer Engineers,
1st, 2nd, 4th, 5th 6th, 8th, 9th Regiments U.S. Volunteer Infantry (part),
1st, 2nd and 3rd Brigade Bands (part),
1st and 2nd Regiments West Virginia Calvary,
Company H, 5th Regiment West Virginia Calvary,
4th Regiment West Virginia Infantry,
5th, 7th and 9th Regiments West Virginia Infantry {Ohio Veteran Credits),
1st - 5th Regiments Ohio Volunteer Infantry (Mexican),
Independent Companies Volunteer Infantry (Mexican),
15th Regiment Ohio Volunteer Infantry, Companies B, C, D H and I (Mexican),
Captain Sanderson's Company Mounted Rifleman (Mexican),
Roll of Honor,
Addenda to the Roll of Honor, Volumes I to XI, inclusive,
Errata and Addenda, Volumes I to XI, inclusive :[[Special:Whatlinkshere/Space:Official_Roster_of_the_Soldiers_of_the_State_of_Ohio_in_the_War_of_Rebellion_1861_-_1866|WikiTree Profiles that use this source]]
Official Roster of the Soldiers of the State of Ohio
in the War of Rebellion 1861 - 1866
*Volume 12 Includes Mexican War Records
in the War of Rebellion 1861 - 1866
*Volume 12 Includes Mexican War Records
:'''The publication of a Roster of the Soldiers of Ohio in the War of The Rebellion and the War with Mexico was authorized by the Ohio State Legislature on May 15, 1864.''' :A multi volume record of the military units from Ohio during the Civil War. Complied and printed by Ohio Roster Commission under by the authority of the Ohio General Assembly. * Ohio. Roster Commission; Ohio. General Assembly; Ohio. Adjutant General's Dept. * Volumes 1 through 12. * Multiple Publishers and Print Dates. See individual online notations for correct citation verbage. * Each volume on Archive.org is searchable. : '''''Note:''''' Volume 12 includes records from the War with Mexico. ====Copyright.==== :: These books are in the [https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/mark/1.0/ Public Domain Mark 1.0] as they were published before 1924 and printed by the Ohio State General Assembly. ====Source Example:==== : Due to the multiple volumes published in different years by different publishers I have placed the Source Example under each source location listed below. === Available online at these locations: === * '''Vol. 1 The 1st - 22nd Regiments Ohio Volunteer Infantry, 6th, 8th and 11th Regiments Reserve Infantry, Jones' Independent Battalion Reserve Infantry, Wallace Guards, Dennison Guards and Trumbull Guards, Departmental Corps Ohio Volunteer Infantry, 1st – 10th Independent Companies of Sharpshooters, 5th and 27th Refiments US Colored Troops, Unassigned Troops, US Colored Troops, 3th and 11th Battalion Ohio Volunteer Infantry, 1st Ohio Volunteer Light Artillery, Williams' Independent Batteries ohio Voluteer Light Artillery, 2nd Independent Battalion Calvary, Bard's Independent Company Calvary, H. W. Burdsall and John S. George's Independent Companies Calvary, Roll of Honor'''
https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=mdp.39015004198746&view=1up&seq=7
* Ohio. Roster Commission; Ohio. General Assembly
- See Addenda below for easier to read content description. **Also available here: https://archive.org/details/officialrosters05commgoog/page/n4/mode/2up * '''Vol. 2 The 1st - 20th Regiments Infantry'''
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* Ohio. Roster Commission; Ohio. General Assembly
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* Ohio. Roster Commission; Ohio. General Assembly
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* Ohio. Roster Commission; Ohio. General Assembly
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* Ohio. Roster Commission; Ohio. General Assembly
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* Ohio. Roster Commission; Ohio. General Assembly
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* Ohio. Roster Commission; Ohio. General Assembly
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* Ohio. Roster Commission; Ohio. General Assembly
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* Ohio. Roster Commission; Ohio. General Assembly
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* Ohio. Roster Commission; Ohio. General Assembly
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* Ohio. Roster Commission; Ohio. General Assembly
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https://archive.org/details/officialrosters06commgoog/page/n6
* Ohio. Roster Commission; Ohio. General Assembly
- See Addenda below for easier to read content description.
Addenda
:'''Vol. 1 '''
The 1st - 22nd Regiments Ohio Volunteer Infantry,
6th, 8th and 11th Regiments Reserve Infantry,
Jones' Independent Battalion Reserve Infantry,
Wallace Guards, Dennison Guards and Trumbull Guards,
Departmental Corps Ohio Volunteer Infantry,
1st – 10th Independent Companies of Sharpshooters,
5th and 27th Refiments US Colored Troops, Unassigned Troops, US Colored Troops,
3th and 11th Battalion Ohio Volunteer Infantry,
1st Ohio Volunteer Light Artillery,
Williams' Independent Batteries Ohio Volunteer Light Artillery,
2nd Independent Battalion Calvary,
Bard's Independent Company Calvary,
H. W. Burdsall and John S. George's Independent Companies Calvary,
Roll of Honor :'''Vol. 11'''
1st - 13th Regiments Ohio Vol. Calvary,
4th and 5th Independent Battalions of Calvary,
3rd and 4th Independent Companies of Calvary,
McLaughlin's Squadron of Calvary,
Merrill's Horse or 2nd Missouri Calvary,
Union Light Guard and Harlin's Light Calvary or Company M 11th Pennsylvania Calvary :'''Vol. 12'''
United States Navy (Ohio Appointments),
5th Independent Ohio Volunteer Calvary,
6th Independent Ohio Volunteer Calvary,
2nd Regiment Ohio Volunteer Reserve Militia,
1st Regiment U.S. Veteran Volunteer Engineers,
1st, 2nd, 4th, 5th 6th, 8th, 9th Regiments U.S. Volunteer Infantry (part),
1st, 2nd and 3rd Brigade Bands (part),
1st and 2nd Regiments West Virginia Calvary,
Company H, 5th Regiment West Virginia Calvary,
4th Regiment West Virginia Infantry,
5th, 7th and 9th Regiments West Virginia Infantry {Ohio Veteran Credits),
1st - 5th Regiments Ohio Volunteer Infantry (Mexican),
Independent Companies Volunteer Infantry (Mexican),
15th Regiment Ohio Volunteer Infantry, Companies B, C, D H and I (Mexican),
Captain Sanderson's Company Mounted Rifleman (Mexican),
Roll of Honor,
Addenda to the Roll of Honor, Volumes I to XI, inclusive,
Errata and Addenda, Volumes I to XI, inclusive :[[Special:Whatlinkshere/Space:Official_Roster_of_the_Soldiers_of_the_State_of_Ohio_in_the_War_of_Rebellion_1861_-_1866|WikiTree Profiles that use this source]]
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[[Category: Sources by Name]] [[Category: Ogle Name Study]] [[Category: England, Ogle Name Study]] Resource Page for the Ogle family. : For allied families see: [[Space: Ogle allied families]] ===Origins=== :'''{{orange|[[image:Ogle-99.jpg|thumb|Medieval pedigree of Ogles of Northumbria, (''Cokayne, 1945, X'').]]}}''' '''Descent from Humphrey Ogle''' This construction of Medieval Ogles [prior to the creation of [[Ogle-75|Baron Ogle]] in 1461], is based on the research of Ogle (1902). It shows ten (10) generations descending from Humphrey, but there is uncertainty about the placement of Richard within the third generation. Thereafter, the pedigree is more reliable. It terminates with the two sons of Sir Robert Ogle and Joan Heton (Heaton). #[[Ogle-103|Humphrey]] (b. c. 1085 or before) #Gilbert (fl. 1145 - 81) #[?] [[Ogle-96|Richard]] (uncertain) #Thomas (fl. 1219 - 1271)
'''{{orange|[[image:Ogle-94.png|thumb|'Thomas de Oggele,' in Calendar of Patent Rolls, 26 Sep 1255]]}}'''
#[[Ogle-89|John]] (fl. 1256 - 1316x20) & Annabella Selby -- Sir John was in league with the rebel barons during 1265. #Robert (fl. 1296 - 1350) & Marg. Gumbium -- Robert was at the battles of [[:Category: Battle of Stanhope Park|Stanhope]] (03-04 Aug 1327) & [[:Category: Battle of Neville's Cross|Neville's Cross]] (17 Oct 1346). #Robert (1306 - 1362) & Joan Hepple (d. 1364/5)
'''{{orange|[[image:Hepple-1.png|thumb|Hepple Tower]]}}'''
#Robert (aft. 1331 - dvp 1355) & [[Bertram-1|Helen Bertram, Baroness of Bothal]] (c. 1338 - c. 1409).
'''{{orange|[[image:Bertram-1-1.png|thumb|Bertram pedigree (desc. of Rich. Bertram, Baron of Mitford).]]}}'''
#Robert (c. 1351 – 1409) & Joan Heton (c.1358 - 1416) ##Robert (c. 1379 - c. 1436) & [[Grey-7|Maud Grey]] - parents of the [[Ogle-75|first baron]]
'''{{orange|[[image:Grey-7.png|thumb|family of Sir Rbt & Maud Grey]]}}'''
'''{{orange|[[image:Ogle-75-4.png|thumb|Ogle barony]]}}'''
##[[Ogle-76|John Bertram]] (c. 1382 - 1450) - did not assume the Ogle surname; held Bothal Castle until it passed to [[Ogle-129|Owen (Ewyn), 2nd baron Ogle]]... who is the first in the baronial line to have it.
'''{{orange|[[image:Bertram-1.jpg|thumb|Bothal Castle]]}}''' See: *Ogle, H.A.(1902). Ogle and Bothal: History of the baronies of Ogle, Bothal, and Hepple. [http://bit.ly/1Hvx3Rt FamilySearch.org]. E-book (available free at familysearch.org; mirror [https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B0ylM_jNDJmRRW12MVRTRXBFanc/view?usp=sharing url]) *[[Space: A History of Northumberland]] * `Ogle wills by parish,' in North East Inheritance DB. [https://bit.ly/OgleWills Durham University]. ==Ogles of England== The Ogle family lived in [[:Category: Northumberland, Ogle Name Study|Northumberland]] at the [[Ogle-103|time of the Conqueror]]. There, you will find the senior branch which includes the [[:Category: Ogle Barony|barony]], as well as cadet branches such as the [[:Category:Eglingham, Northumberland, Ogle Name Study|Ogles of Eglingham]] and the Ogles of Kirkely. The [[:Category: Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, Ogle Name Study |Ogles of Pinchbeck]] in Lincolnshire are another cadet branch that came out of Ogle, Northumberland. But we have yet to figure out their exact connection to the family seat. The [[:Category: Flamborough, Yorkshire, Ogle Name Study|Flamborough, Yorkshire, Ogle Name Study]] in Yorkshire is still another, but their connections are also a mystery. It is also thought that the [[:Category: Scotland, Ogle Name Study|Ogles of Scotland]], as well as the [[:Category:Ireland, Ogle Name Study|Ogles of Ireland]] are related to the family seat in Northumberland. The later branch branch probably descends from the Ogles of Eglingham, at least in part; while those of Scotland probably settled there before the late-Medieval era ... before or around the time Newcastle fell to the Scots in the late 13th century. Perhaps these family mysteries can some day be resolved through [[:Category: Ogle DNA Study|DNA]]? '''Resources''':
Ogle/Ogles Family Assocation (O/OFA) [https://www.ogles.org www.ogles.org] (since 1979), publisher of "The Ogle Genealogist" and more... * On Facebook? ... Join your cousins [https://www.facebook.com/socialogles/ @SocialOgles]. ===Alias=== Surname alias: Ogle, Oggle, Ogell, Oggelle, Hoggel, Oggehill, Ogille, Oghill ==DNA== * yDNA results: [https://www.familytreedna.com/public/ogle/default.aspx?section=yresults familytreedna.com] ===Bothal=== Bothal is an Old English name. It originated between 5th century Anglo-Saxon settlements and abt. 1100 A.D. '''Bothalle''' is the earliest recorded spelling, dating from 1233. Alternate spellings include: * Bothal (1250) * Bottal (1346) * Bottell (1428). Before and during the 19th century, locals pronounced it as ‘bottle,’ and is thought to come from '''Bota's halh''' (land by the river belonging to Bota). Bota was likely a distinguished Angle from a nearby settlement such as Ashington, Pegswood or Ulgham. Another theory is that the name is from '''botl,''' an Old English word for dwelling, as seen in other local place names like Harbottle and Shilbottle. 1095: William Rufus gave Bothal to Guy I de Balliol. Balliol's daughter Alice married William Bertram, Baron of Mitford. 1343: [[Bertram-16|Robert Bertram]] turned it into a castle. The estate passed to the Ogles when his daughter [[Bertram-1|Helen]] married [[Ogle-85|Robert Ogle]] (d.1363). 1591: [[Ogle-120|Catherine, 7th Baroness Ogle]] passed it to the Cavendish family when she married Charles Cavendish of Welbeck. ==DIY Ogle Research== ===Websites=== * [http://www.ogles.org/ www.ogles.org] * [http://oglekin.org/.org/ oglekin.org] * WikiTree: [https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/OGLE Ogle Genealogy] * [[Wikipedia: Ogle family]]; [[Wikipedia: Ogle baronets]]; [[Wikipedia: Bothal Castle]] ===Books=== *Cokayne, G.E. (1945). Complete Peerage (Vol. X, pp. 21 - 41). H.A. Doubleday, Geoffrey H. White & Lord Howard de Walden (Ed.). London: The St. Catherine Press. [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/a/a1/Ogle-2.pdf PDF] *Ogle, H.A.(1902). Ogle and Bothal: History of the baronies of Ogle, Bothal, and Hepple. Print.[https://www.ogles.org/product/ogle-and-bothal/]
'''{{orange|[[image:Ogle-94.png|thumb|'Thomas de Oggele,' in Calendar of Patent Rolls, 26 Sep 1255]]}}'''
#[[Ogle-89|John]] (fl. 1256 - 1316x20) & Annabella Selby -- Sir John was in league with the rebel barons during 1265. #Robert (fl. 1296 - 1350) & Marg. Gumbium -- Robert was at the battles of [[:Category: Battle of Stanhope Park|Stanhope]] (03-04 Aug 1327) & [[:Category: Battle of Neville's Cross|Neville's Cross]] (17 Oct 1346). #Robert (1306 - 1362) & Joan Hepple (d. 1364/5)
'''{{orange|[[image:Hepple-1.png|thumb|Hepple Tower]]}}'''
#Robert (aft. 1331 - dvp 1355) & [[Bertram-1|Helen Bertram, Baroness of Bothal]] (c. 1338 - c. 1409).
'''{{orange|[[image:Bertram-1-1.png|thumb|Bertram pedigree (desc. of Rich. Bertram, Baron of Mitford).]]}}'''
#Robert (c. 1351 – 1409) & Joan Heton (c.1358 - 1416) ##Robert (c. 1379 - c. 1436) & [[Grey-7|Maud Grey]] - parents of the [[Ogle-75|first baron]]
'''{{orange|[[image:Grey-7.png|thumb|family of Sir Rbt & Maud Grey]]}}'''
'''{{orange|[[image:Ogle-75-4.png|thumb|Ogle barony]]}}'''
##[[Ogle-76|John Bertram]] (c. 1382 - 1450) - did not assume the Ogle surname; held Bothal Castle until it passed to [[Ogle-129|Owen (Ewyn), 2nd baron Ogle]]... who is the first in the baronial line to have it.
'''{{orange|[[image:Bertram-1.jpg|thumb|Bothal Castle]]}}''' See: *Ogle, H.A.(1902). Ogle and Bothal: History of the baronies of Ogle, Bothal, and Hepple. [http://bit.ly/1Hvx3Rt FamilySearch.org]. E-book (available free at familysearch.org; mirror [https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B0ylM_jNDJmRRW12MVRTRXBFanc/view?usp=sharing url]) *[[Space: A History of Northumberland]] * `Ogle wills by parish,' in North East Inheritance DB. [https://bit.ly/OgleWills Durham University]. ==Ogles of England== The Ogle family lived in [[:Category: Northumberland, Ogle Name Study|Northumberland]] at the [[Ogle-103|time of the Conqueror]]. There, you will find the senior branch which includes the [[:Category: Ogle Barony|barony]], as well as cadet branches such as the [[:Category:Eglingham, Northumberland, Ogle Name Study|Ogles of Eglingham]] and the Ogles of Kirkely. The [[:Category: Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, Ogle Name Study |Ogles of Pinchbeck]] in Lincolnshire are another cadet branch that came out of Ogle, Northumberland. But we have yet to figure out their exact connection to the family seat. The [[:Category: Flamborough, Yorkshire, Ogle Name Study|Flamborough, Yorkshire, Ogle Name Study]] in Yorkshire is still another, but their connections are also a mystery. It is also thought that the [[:Category: Scotland, Ogle Name Study|Ogles of Scotland]], as well as the [[:Category:Ireland, Ogle Name Study|Ogles of Ireland]] are related to the family seat in Northumberland. The later branch branch probably descends from the Ogles of Eglingham, at least in part; while those of Scotland probably settled there before the late-Medieval era ... before or around the time Newcastle fell to the Scots in the late 13th century. Perhaps these family mysteries can some day be resolved through [[:Category: Ogle DNA Study|DNA]]? '''Resources''':
Ogle/Ogles Family Assocation (O/OFA) [https://www.ogles.org www.ogles.org] (since 1979), publisher of "The Ogle Genealogist" and more... * On Facebook? ... Join your cousins [https://www.facebook.com/socialogles/ @SocialOgles]. ===Alias=== Surname alias: Ogle, Oggle, Ogell, Oggelle, Hoggel, Oggehill, Ogille, Oghill ==DNA== * yDNA results: [https://www.familytreedna.com/public/ogle/default.aspx?section=yresults familytreedna.com] ===Bothal=== Bothal is an Old English name. It originated between 5th century Anglo-Saxon settlements and abt. 1100 A.D. '''Bothalle''' is the earliest recorded spelling, dating from 1233. Alternate spellings include: * Bothal (1250) * Bottal (1346) * Bottell (1428). Before and during the 19th century, locals pronounced it as ‘bottle,’ and is thought to come from '''Bota's halh''' (land by the river belonging to Bota). Bota was likely a distinguished Angle from a nearby settlement such as Ashington, Pegswood or Ulgham. Another theory is that the name is from '''botl,''' an Old English word for dwelling, as seen in other local place names like Harbottle and Shilbottle. 1095: William Rufus gave Bothal to Guy I de Balliol. Balliol's daughter Alice married William Bertram, Baron of Mitford. 1343: [[Bertram-16|Robert Bertram]] turned it into a castle. The estate passed to the Ogles when his daughter [[Bertram-1|Helen]] married [[Ogle-85|Robert Ogle]] (d.1363). 1591: [[Ogle-120|Catherine, 7th Baroness Ogle]] passed it to the Cavendish family when she married Charles Cavendish of Welbeck. ==DIY Ogle Research== ===Websites=== * [http://www.ogles.org/ www.ogles.org] * [http://oglekin.org/.org/ oglekin.org] * WikiTree: [https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/OGLE Ogle Genealogy] * [[Wikipedia: Ogle family]]; [[Wikipedia: Ogle baronets]]; [[Wikipedia: Bothal Castle]] ===Books=== *Cokayne, G.E. (1945). Complete Peerage (Vol. X, pp. 21 - 41). H.A. Doubleday, Geoffrey H. White & Lord Howard de Walden (Ed.). London: The St. Catherine Press. [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/a/a1/Ogle-2.pdf PDF] *Ogle, H.A.(1902). Ogle and Bothal: History of the baronies of Ogle, Bothal, and Hepple. Print.[https://www.ogles.org/product/ogle-and-bothal/]
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[[Category:One Name Studies Project, Needs Coordinator]] [[Category:Ogle Name Study]] ==About the Project== The Ogle Name Study project serves as a collaborative platform to collect information on the [https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/Ogle Ogle] name. The hope is that other researchers like you will [[#How to Join|join the study]] to help make it a valuable reference point for other genealogists who are researching or have an interest in the Ogle name. As a One Name Study, this project is not limited to persons who are related biologically. Individual [[#Research_Pages|studies]] can be used to branch out the research into specific methods and areas of interest, such as geographically (England Ogles), by time period (18th Century Ogles), or by topic (Ogle DNA, Ogle Occupations, Ogle Statistics). These studies may also include a number of family branches which have no immediate link with each other. Some researchers may even be motivated to go beyond the profile identification and research stage to compile fully sourced, single-family histories of some of the families they discover through this name study project. ''Also see the [[#Related Surnames and Surname Variants|related surnames and surname variants]].'' ==How to Join== To join the Ogle Name Study, first start out by browsing our current [[#Research_Pages|research pages]] to see if there is a specific study ongoing that fits your interests. If so, feel free to add your name to the Membership list below, post an introduction comment on the specific team page, and then dive right in! If a [[#Research_Pages|research page]] does not yet exist for your particular area of interest, please contact the '''Name Study Coordinator: Vacant''' for assistance. {{Member|ONS|name=Ogle}} Once you are ready to go, you can also show your project affiliation with the ONS Member Sticker: {{Member|ONS|name=Ogle}} {{Clear}} ==Research Pages== Here are some of the current research pages included in the study. I'll be working on them, and could use your help! * [[Space:Ogle|Ogle]] * [[Space: Ogle allied families]] * [[Space: Ogles of Lancashire]] ==Membership== * [[Lytz-1|Mark Lytz]] * * ==Related Surnames and Surname Variants== * [https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/Oggle Oggle] * [https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/Ogell Ogell] Other Surname variants: * 19th: Ogles, Ogley. * 16th - 18th century: '''Oagle''', Ogal * Medieval: Oggelle, Hoggel, Oggehill, Ogille, Oghill, Ocal, etc.
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The goal of the Ohio Cemeteries Team is to record the final resting place of people buried in Ohio, United States and to oversee the categories and free-space pages relating to the cemeteries in which they are buried. Team Members: [[McNally-122|Dave McNally]] | [[Rodgers-2825|Jody Rodgers]] | [[Sheppard-2795|Elise Falk]] | [[Steffen-162|Chris Judson]] | [[Jones-76049|Linda Hoelscher]] | [[Price-16148|Melanie Price]] | [[Byers-779|Dale Byers]] | [[Webb-17811|Justin Webb]] | [[Boblett-43 | Linda Johnson]] Please see: * [[:Category:Ohio%2C_Cemeteries|Ohio Cemeteries Category]] for a listing of documented cemeteries.
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[[Category: United States of America, Mining Disasters]] [[Category: Ohio, Mining Disasters]] [[Project:Disasters|Disasters]] | [[Space:Mining Disasters|Mining Disasters]] | [[Space:United_States_Mining_Disasters|United States Mining Disasters]] | [[Space:Northeast United States Mining Disasters Team|Northeast United States Mining Disasters]]|'''Ohio Mining Disasters''' Contact: [[Space:United_States_Mining_Disasters|United States Mining Disasters]] Welcome to Ohio Mining Ohio Mining is the History, Information, and Resource page for the State of Ohio in the United States, in the [[Space:Northeast United States Mining Disasters Team|Northeast United States Mining Disasters Team]] of the Disasters Project. '''''It includes a list of disasters linking the DISASTER PAGES. The Disaster Pages include a list of those killed and injured from which individual miner profiles may be created and honored or memorials added to those profiles existing on WikiTree.''''' ==History of Coal Mining in Ohio== ==Worst Mining Disasters== {| border="1" cellpadding="8" ! align="center" style="background:#B5B5B5;"|'''Worst Mining Disasters in Ohio''' {| border="1" cellpadding="8" |- style="background-color: #B5B5B5; height: 20px;" ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|'''Date''' ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|'''Mine''' ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|'''Location''' ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|'''Deaths''' ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|'''Cause''' |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|5 Nov 1930 ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|[[Space:Sunday_Creek_Mine_Disaster_1930|Sunday Creek]] ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Millfield, Ohio ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|82 ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Explosion |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|16 Mar 1940 ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|[[Space:Willow_Grove_No._10_Mine_Disaster_1940|Willow Grove No. 10]] ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|St.Clairesville, Ohio ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|72 ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Explosion |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|5 Jul 1944 ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|[[Space:Powhatan_Mine_Disaster_1944|Powhatan]] ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Belmont, Ohio ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|66 ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Fire |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|29 Nov 1940 ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"| [[Space:Nelms_Mine_Disaster_1940|Nelms]] ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Cadiz, Ohio ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|31 ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Explosion |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|29 Oct 1919 ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|[[Space:Amsterdam_No._2_Mine_Disaster_1919|Amsterdam No. 2]] ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Amsterdam, Ohio ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|20 ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Fire |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|21 Apr 1910 ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|[[Space:Amsterdam_No._2_Mine_Disaster_1910|Amsterdam No. 2]] ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Amsterdam, Ohio ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|15 ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Explosion |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|17 May 1913 ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|[[Space:Imperial_Mine_Disaster_1913|Imperial]] ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Belle Valley, Ohio ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|15 ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Explosion |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|13 Jul 1872 ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|[[Space:Atwater_Slope_Mine_Disaster_1872|Atwater Slope]] ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Atwater Township, Ohio ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|10 ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Fire |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|3 Nov 1906 ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|[[Space:San_Toy_Mine_Disaster_1906|San Toy]] ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Corning, Ohio ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|5 ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Hoisting accident |- |} |} ==Museums/Memorials in Ohio== ==Sources== *[http://www.gendisasters.com/mainlist/ohio/Mining%20Explosions%20and%20Accidents Ohio Mining Disasters] *[https://www.cdc.gov/niosh/mining/statistics/content/allminingdisasters.html CDC Mining Disasters]
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[[Category: United States of America, United States Civil War]] [[Category: Ohio, United States Civil War]] [[Category:Ohio Genealogy Resources]] [[Category:Ohio]] Ohio Resource Page for WikiTree: '''US Civil War: War Between the States Project''' == Please feel free to edit and add to this resource page via the EDIT tab == *[[Project:US_Civil_War:_War_Between_the_States | US Civil War: War Between the States Project Page]] *[http://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Space:Civil_War_Project_Resource_Page&public=1 Project Resource Page] Main RESOURCE page with individual links for EACH STATE, among other things. == Official Roster 1861-1866 State of Ohio == Ohio Roster Commission. ''Official Roster of the Soldiers of the State of Ohio in the War of the Rebellion, 1861-1866.'' (Akron, Ohio: Werner Co, 1886), 12 volumes :[https://archive.org/details/officialrosters05commgoog Volume 1:] 1st-22nd infantry regiments, cavalry, "colored troops", miscellaneous units :[https://archive.org/details/officialrosters02commgoog Volume 2:] 1st-20th regiments infantry (3 year service) :[https://archive.org/details/ohiowarroster03howerich Volume 3:] 21st-36th infantry regiments :[https://archive.org/stream/officialrosters03commgoog#page/n5/ Volume 4:] 37th-53rd infantry regiments (* Alternative for 41st Regiment) :[https://archive.org/details/ohiowarroster05howerich Volume 5:] 54th-69th infantry regiments :[https://archive.org/details/ohiowarroster06howerich/ Volume 6:] 70th-86th :[https://archive.org/details/officialrosterof07ohio Volume 7:] 87th-108th :[https://archive.org/details/officialrosters01commgoog Volume 8:] 110th-140th infantry regiments :[https://archive.org/details/officialrosters00commgoog Volume 9:] 141st-184th infantry regiments :[https://archive.org/details/ohiowarroster10howerich Volume 10:] 185th-198th infantry, 1st & 2nd heavy artillery, 1st light artillery, independent light artillery :[https://archive.org/details/officialrosterof11ohio Volume 11:] misc. cavalary :[https://archive.org/details/officialrosters06commgoog Volume 12:] Navy, Cavalary, miscelleanous units ::* [https://archive.org/stream/fortyfirstohiove00kimb?ref=ol#page/n8/mode/1up The Forty-first Ohio Veteran Volunteer Infantry in the War of the Rebellion, 1861-1865 The Forty-first Ohio Veteran Volunteer Infantry in the War of the Rebellion, 1861-1865 by Robert L. Kimberly] === Free Sites === *[http://www.ogs.org/cwc/search_ohcwsscwc.php Ohio Genealogical Society], over 400,000 UNION soldiers listed. Cemeteries also. Membership is required for access to some features. This site focus' primarily on UNION soldier, with the exception of Confederate burials at Camp Chase. *[http://www.archives.gov/research/alic/reference/military/civil-war-resources.html National Archives] This page has multiple sites listed. Some are free and others are paid sites. *[http://webspace.webring.com/people/vc/cannonball50x/confederates.html REGIMENTAL HISTORIES] of various USA and CSA units in Ohio, West Virginia, Virginia. *[https://archive.org/details/historyofthirtys00hays History of the Thirty-second Regiment : Ohio Veteran Volunteer Infantry] 32nd Ohio Volunteer Infantry. *Wulsin, Lucien and Adams, Eleanor N.. ''[[Space:Story_of_the_Fourth| The Story of the Fourth Regiment Ohio Veteran Volunteer Cavalry]]'' (1912 Cincinatti, Ohio) === Paid Sites === *[http://www.civilwardata.com/ American Civil War Database] Annual Membership $25, visitor pass $10. I haven't used this site, so cannot review. *[http://www.fold3.com/ Fold3] Annual Membership, $79.95. Coupons and discounts are available online for certain groups, including veterans. An Ancestry site. Has many military record images (not all), census records. Navagation/searches can be difficult. Record images are very good. [http://go.fold3.com/special/?iid=446 7 Day Free Trial] could be used if you amass a number of searches and complete them at one time. There is also a free Basic Membership, with very limited access to records. === Interactive County Map === *[http://www.mapofus.org/ohio/ Ohio Counties from 1788] which can show one where records might be kept for a particular period of time. === Categories === ==== Cemeteries ==== *[[:Category:Camp_Chase_Cemetery%2C_Columbus%2C_Ohio | Camp Chase National Cemetery]] * Johnson's Island Confederate Stockade Cemetery ==== Ohio Units UNION ==== :Wiki Tree existing categories: * [[:Category: Ohio, United States Civil War| Ohio Units]] ==== POW Camps ==== *[[:Category:Camp_Chase%2C_Columbus%2C_Ohio | Camp Chase, Columbus, Ohio]] *[[:Category:Johnson%27s_Island%2C_Sandusky%2C_Ohio | Johnson's Island Confederate Stockade, Ohio]] *[[:Category:Ohio_Penitentiary%2C_Columbus%2C_Ohio | Ohio Penitentiary, Columbus, Ohio]] === Cemeteries === [http://www.ogs.org/cwc/search_campchase.php Camp Chase, Columbus, Ohio] Ohio Genealogical Society. FREE [http://www.nps.gov/civilwar/search-cemeteries.htm National Parks Service] records search for national cemeteries. Andersonville, Georgia POW Camp: :[http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~ohpickaw/military/ohioans_buried_rebel_prison_a_e.htm Ohioans Buried at Andersonville A-E] :[http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~ohpickaw/military/ohians_buried_rebel_prison_f_l.htm Ohioans Buried at Andersonville F-L] :[http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~ohpickaw/military/ohioans_buried_rebel_prison_m_q.htm Ohioans Buried at Andersonville M-Q] :[http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~ohpickaw/military/ohioans_buried_rebel_prison_r_z.htm Ohioans Buried at Andersonville P-Z] ---- *Camp Chase Confederate Cemetery, Columbus *Confederate Stockade, Sandusky *Dayton National Cemetery, Dayton *Woodland Cemetery Soldiers' Lot, Cleveland See: [http://www.nps.gov/history/nr/travel/national_cemeteries/list_of_sites.html National Parks Service] for links to each cemetery. === Conflicts in Ohio === [http://www.nps.gov/history/hps/abpp/battles/oh001.htm Buffington Island], also known as St. George's Creek [http://www.nps.gov/history/hps/abpp/battles/oh002.htm Salineville], also known as New Lisbon, New Lisbon Road or Wellsville === Flags === The Ohio Historical Society has 434 flags used during the Civil War for the state of Ohio. [http://ohsweb.ohiohistory.org/exhibits/fftc/relicroom/war.aspx?war=2 Online Relic Room]. Flags are categorized by: *Flags of African American Units *Flags of Artillery Units *Flags of Cavalry Units *Flags of Infantry Units *Flags of Ohio Prisoners of War Images are available for purchase starting at $25.00 and up depending upon your usage plans. [http://www.ohiocivilwar150.org/omeka/items/browse?collection=2 Ohio Historical Society 150 Project] Online access is provided for research purposes only. For rights and reproduction requests or more information, go to http://www.ohiohistory.org/images/information 55th OVI = Ohio_Resource_Page.jpg === Medals === [http://www.lindapages.com/ohcwmedals.htm Ohio Civil War Medals], lists some medal recipients from Ohio. === Museums === [http://www.acwmo.org/ American Civil War Museum of Ohio], 217 S. Washington Street Tiffin, OH 44883 === Ohio Counties === ==== Progressive County Map ==== This map shows how and when county lines changed and evolved: [http://www.mapofus.org/ohio/ OHIO COUNTY MAP]. EXCELLENT RESOURCE for records! Please add any sources as appropriate under the county and other topics. ==== Adams ==== :[http://genealogytrails.com/ohio/adams/1883pensioners.html Adams County 1883 Pensioners on the Roll] ==== Allen ==== :[http://genealogytrails.com/ohio/allen/1883pensioners.html Allen County 1883 Pensioners on the Roll] ==== Ashland ==== :[http://genealogytrails.com/ohio/ashland/1883pensioners.html Ashland County 1883 Pensioners on the roll] ==== Ashtabula ==== :[http://genealogytrails.com/ohio/ashtabula/1883pensioners.html Ashtabula County 1883 Pensioners on the Roll] ==== Athens ==== :[http://genealogytrails.com/ohio/athens/1883pensioners.html Athens County 1883 Pensioners on the Roll] :[http://genealogytrails.com/ohio/athens/1890veteranscensus.html Athens County 1890 Veterans Census] ==== Auglaize ==== :[http://genealogytrails.com/ohio/auglaize/1883pensioners.htm Auglaize County 1883 Pensioners on the Roll] ==== Belmont ==== ==== Brown ==== ==== Butler ==== ==== Carroll ==== ==== Champaign ==== ==== Clark ==== ==== Clermont ==== ==== Clinton ==== ==== Columbiana ==== ==== Coshocton ==== ==== Crawford ==== ==== Cuyahoga ==== ==== Darke ==== ==== Defiance ==== ==== Delaware ==== ==== Erie ==== ==== Fairfield ==== ==== Fayette ==== ==== Franklin ==== ==== Fulton ==== ==== Gallia ==== ==== Geauga ==== ==== Greene ==== ==== Guernsey ==== :[http://www.ohiocivilwarcentral.com/image.php?rec=30 Morgan's Raid] Free image, Old Washington, Ohio. :[http://www.acwmo.org/ American Civil War Museum of Ohio], 217 S. Washington Street Tiffin, OH 44883 ==== Hamilton ==== ==== Hancock ==== ==== Hardin ==== ==== Harrison ==== ==== Henry ==== ==== Highland ==== ==== Hocking ==== ==== Holmes ==== ==== Huron ==== ==== Jackson ==== ==== Jefferson ==== ==== Knox ==== ==== Lake ==== ==== Lawrence ==== ==== Licking ==== :[http://books.google.com/books?id=d6o-AAAAYAAJ&pg=PA391&lpg=PA391&dq=Mexican+War+Lickin+Co+Ohio&source=bl&ots=UCnjEASq70&sig=Qj7Ki_lOlYSa4rcQ4PS3CudYQTc&hl=en&sa=X&ei=cSqqU_bVNpK3yASzy4DoBA&ved=0CCIQ6AEwAw A History of Licking County, Ohio] ==== Logan ==== ==== Lorain ==== ==== Lucas ==== ==== Madison ==== ==== Mahoning ==== ==== Marion ==== ==== Medina ==== ==== Meigs ==== ==== Mercer ==== ==== Miami ==== ==== Monroe ==== ==== Montgomery ==== ==== Morgan ==== ==== Morrow ==== ==== Muskingum ==== ==== Noble ==== ==== Ottawa ==== ==== Paulding ==== ==== Perry ==== ==== Pickaway ==== ==== Pike ==== ==== Portage ==== :[http://civilwarportage.org/resources The 'Sojer Boys' of Portage County] ==== Preble ==== ==== Putnam ==== ==== Richland ==== ==== Ross ==== :[https://www.familysearch.org/library/books/records/item/472900-history-of-ross-and-highland-counties-ohio-with-illustrations-and-biographical-sketches?offset= History of Ross and Highland Counties Ohio : with illustrations and biographical sketches] :[https://archive.org/details/oh-ross-1902-bennett/page/11/mode/2up The County of Ross]. by Henry Holcolm Bennett. Publication date 1902. Collection opensource. ==== Sandusky ==== :[http://www.rbhayes.org/hayes/civilwar/display.asp?id=312&subj=civilwar Sandusky County Soldiers in the Civil War] Searchable database ==== Scioto ==== ==== Seneca ==== ==== Shelby ==== ==== Stark ==== ==== Summit ==== ==== Trumbull ==== :[http://trumbullcivilwar.com/tvintro.htm Trumbull Ohio Civil War Veterans] :[http://www.linkpendium.com/genealogy/USA/OH/Trumbull/ Resource Page by Linkpendium] :[http://mygenshare.com/link_info/6865/link_display/6951/m/6588/h/false GenShare links] :[http://www.civilwarindex.com/armyoh/trumbull_guards_infantry.html Trumbull Guards Volunteer Infantry] which was a unit used to protect Ohio, and the Ohio River. Mustered in 1862 in Gallipolis, Gallia County, and musted out July 1865. Has a link to a roster of Trumbull County men who were part of the unit. ==== Tuscarawas ==== ==== Union ==== ==== Van Wert ==== ==== Vinton ==== ==== Warren ==== :[http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~ohwarren/military/cw.htm Warren County, Ohio Military Heritage] US Genweb site. :[http://www.co.warren.oh.us/genealogy/LWF-Civil-War.htm Lest We Forget], Warren County Genealogical Society. :[http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~ohwarren/military/headstone0.htm Military Service Headstone Applications] ==== Washington ==== ==== Wayne ==== ==== Williams ==== ==== Wood ==== ==== Wyandot ====
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[[Category:Oklahoma Land Rush]] ==Oklahoma Land Rush== [[Image:Oklahoma Land Rush-13.jpg|550px|]] This page is part of the [[Project:Oklahoma_Land_Rush|Oklahoma Land Rush project]] ===First Land Run=== {{Image|file=Oklahoma_Land_Rush-1.jpg |caption=First Oklahoma Land Run, 1889 |align=r }} Participants included: *[[Daisey-5|Nannita Daisey]] - Also known as Kentucky Daisey, she leaped from a train to claim her Homestead tract during the Land Run, and is considered the first women to stake a claim. *[[Lillie-288|Gordon Lillie]] - or Pawnee Bill as he was known, became leader of the Boomer Movement in 1888. They were a group who wanted to open Oklahoma's Unassigned Lands to white settlement. He led a group of four thousand in the Land Run of April 22, 1889. ===Second Land Run=== {{Image|file=Oklahoma_Land_Rush-2.jpg |caption=Second Oklahoma Land Run, 1891 |align=r }} {{clear}} ===Third Land Run === {{Image|file=Oklahoma_Land_Rush-3.jpg |caption=Third Oklahoma Land Run, 1891 |align=r }} {{clear}} ===Fourth Land Run=== {{Image|file=Oklahoma_Land_Rush-6.jpg |caption=Fourth Oklahoma Land Run, 1893 |align=r }} {{clear}} ===Fifth Land Run=== ===Land Lottery=== ===Land Auction === [[Image:Oklahoma Land Rush-14.jpg|550px|]] ::::'''Waiting in Line to Sign Up''' ===Resources=== *[http://www.minerd.com/memoir-oklahomalandrush.htm First Hand Account of an Oklahoma Land Run] *[http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Land_Run_of_1891 Wikipedia: Land Run of 1891] *[http://www.okhistory.org/research/forms/landrecordsguide.pdf Land Records Research Guide, Oklahoma Historical Society] *[http://www.odl.state.ok.us/oar/index2.htm Oklahoma State Arcjives and Record Management] *[http://www.okgenweb.org/~land/ OK GenWeb Oklahoma Land Openings1889-1907] *[http://www.landrunrecords.com/ Oklahoma Land Run Records] *[http://digital.library.okstate.edu/encyclopedia/entries/l/la014.html Land Run of 1889, Oklahoma State University] *[http://www.ausbcomp.com/~bbott/winrr/CherokeeStrip.htm Cherokee Strip Land Run] *[http://www.sirinet.net/~lgarris/swogs/tract.html Southwest Oklahoma Genealogical Society] *[https://familysearch.org/learn/wiki/en/Oklahoma_Land_and_Property Family Search Oklahoma Land and Property] [[Image:Oklahoma Land Rush-15.jpg|550px|]] ::::'''Holding Down a Lot''' ==Sources==
Oklahoma Mining Disasters
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[[Category:United States of America, Mining Disasters]] [[Category: Oklahoma, Mining Disasters]] [[Project:Disasters|Disasters]] | [[Space:Mining Disasters|Mining Disasters]] | [[Space:United_States_Mining_Disasters|United States Mining Disasters]] | [[Space:Southwest United States Mining Disasters Team|Southwest United States Mining Disasters]] ===Worst Mining Disasters in Oklahoma=== '''All these disasters were caused by explosions in coal mines.'''
Oklahoma Mining Disasters
{| border="1" align="center" class="sortable" style="font-style:; font-size:100%; border: 3px Solid Blue;" !Date!!Mine Name!!Location!!Disaster Cause!!No. Killed |-''' |4-Jan-1897||[[Space:Alderson_No._1_Mine_Disaster|Alderson No. 1]] ||Alderson, OK||Explosion||5 |- |30-Jun-1919||[[Space:Alderson_No._5_Mine_Disaster|Alderson No. 5]] ||Alderson, OK||Explosion||15 |- |12-Apr-1903||[[Space:Central_Slope_No._77_Mine_Disaster|Central Slope No. 77]] ||Carbon, OK||Explosion||6 |- |13-Mar-1893||[[Space:Choctaw_Mine_Disaster|Choctaw]] ||Alderson, OK||Explosion||9 |- |27-Sep-1929||[[Space:Covington_No._7_Mine_Disaster|Covington No. 7]] ||Tahona, OK||Explosion||8 |- |17-Jan-1945||[[Space:Craig_No._2_Mine_Disaster|Craig No. 2]] ||Pittsburg, OK||Explosion||9 |- |21-Aug-1920||[[Space:Degnan-McConnel_Mining_Co._No._19_Mine_Disaster|Degnan-McConnel Mining Co. No. 19]] ||Degnan, OK||Explosion||10 |- |13-Jan-1926||[[Space:Eastern_Coal_and_Mining_Co._No._21_Mine_Disaster|Eastern Coal and Mining Co. No. 21]] ||Wilburton, OK||Explosion||91 |- |31-Mar-1910||[[Space:Great_Western_No._2_Mine_Disaster|Great Western No. 2]] ||Wilburton, OK||Explosion||6 |- |26-Aug-1908||[[Space:Hailey-Okla_No._1_Mine_Disaster|Hailey-Okla No. 1]] ||Haileyville, OK||Fire||29 |- |29-Nov-1930||[[Space:Lutie_No._5_Mine_Disaster|Lutie No. 5]] ||Lutie, OK||Explosion||15 |- |28-Dec-1901||[[Space:McAlester_No._1_Mine_Disaster|McAlester No. 1]] ||Hartshorne, OK||Hoisting||6 |- |29-Apr-1901||[[Space:McAlester_No._5_Mine_Disaster|McAlester No. 5]] ||Alderson, OK||Explosion||6 |- |13-Jan-1902||[[Space:Milby_and_Dow_Mine_Disaster|Milby and Dow]] ||Dow, OK||Fire||10 |- |30-Apr-1905||[[Space:Missouri%2C_Kansas_and_Texas_Coal_Co._No._19_Mine_Disaster|Missouri, Kansas and Texas Coal Co. No. 19]] ||Wilburton, OK||Explosion||13 |- |4-Apr-1887||[[Space:Old_Savanna_No._2_Mine_Disaster|Old Savanna No. 2]] ||Savanna, OK||Explosion||19 |- |17-Dec-1929||[[Space:Old_Town_Mine_Disaster|Old Town]] ||McAlester, OK||Explosion||61 |- |7-Jan-1892||[[Space:Osage_Coal_and_Coke_Co._No._11_Mine_Disaster|Osage Coal and Coke Co. No. 11]] ||Krebs, OK||Explosion||100 |- |24-Jan-1906||[[Space:Poteau_No._6_Mine_Disaster|Poteau No. 6]] ||Witteville, OK||Explosion||14 |- |20-Oct-1922||[[Space:Progressive_Coal_Co._No._11_Mine_Disaster|Progressive Coal Co. No. 11]] ||McCurtain, OK||Explosion||8 |- |21-Oct-1909||[[Space:Rock_Island_No._8_Mine_Disaster|Rock Island No. 8]] ||Hartshorne, OK||Explosion||10 |- |20-Mar-1912||[[Space:San_Bois_No._2_Mine_Disaster|San Bois No. 2]] ||McCurtain, OK||Explosion||73 |- |3-Sep-1926||[[Space:Tahoma_No._29_Mine_Disaster|Tahoma No. 29]] ||Tahoma, OK||Explosion||16 |- |4-Sep-1914||[[Space:Union_No._1_Mine_Disaster|Union No. ]] ||Adamson, OK||Roof Fall||14 |- |22-Feb-1912||[[Space:Western_No._5_Mine_Disaster|Western No. 5]] ||Lehigh, OK||Fire||9 |- |27-Oct-1930||[[Space:Wheatley_No._4_Mine_Disaster|Wheatley No. 4]] ||McAlester, OK||Explosion||30 ''' |} ==Sources== *[http://www.gendisasters.com/mainlist/oklahoma/Mining%20Explosions%20and%20Accidents Oklahoma Mining Disasters] *[https://www.cdc.gov/niosh/mining/statistics/content/allminingdisasters.html CDC Mining Disasters] Old Adaminaby Cemetery, NSW
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[[Category: New South Wales, Cemetery Free Space Pages]] [[Category: Old Adaminaby Cemetery, Adaminaby, New South Wales]] This is part of the [[Project:Oceania_Cemeteries#WikiTree_Australian_Cemeteries|Australian Cemeteries Project]]. ---- ===About=== The Old Adaminaby Cemetery is situated above Lake Eucumbenein the Snowy Mountains region of NSW, Australia. Links to WikiTree profiles are provided (where known). If you know of any others that can be linked to please contact [[Bech-2|Paul Bech]] to have the link added. If you require a photo of a gravestone listed and there is no profile on WikiTree, please create a profile (WIkiTree is entirely free) and contact [[Bech-2|Paul Bech]] and one will be added to the new profile. WikiTree is a collaborative effort, so it is little to ask that you add a profile for a person that has not already been added. If you have found a profile then please consider helping others by adding the details of another profile to WikiTree that has not already been added. ===Location and Map=== [https://www.openstreetmap.org/way/217607855#map=15/-35.5065/148.1390 Link to map of location of Old Adaminaby Cemetery] ===Aims=== This project is to document the life and times of the people interred in Old Adaminaby Cemetery. Project members are needed to assist in the research and adding profiles and information to profiles. ===To Do=== * Create WikiTree profiles for all people in the table below :The completed table will include links to WikiTree profiles and direct links to the photos of gravestones. The profile created can include other sources of information as well as biographical details of the person. *Checking of transcription information :Other people are required to assist in double-checking the validity of data entered to ensure accuracy. ===Sortable Table of graves=== {| border="1" class="wikitable sortable" border="1" |+ Sortable table |- ! align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''name''' ! align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''born''' ! align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''died''' ! align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''age''' ! align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''notes''' ! align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''photo #''' |- |[[Adams-35578|Adams, Lawrence William (Laurie)]]||1902||1957 Apr 20||55||H of Gladys|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/c/c2/Adams-35578.jpg 4072797] |- |[[Adams-35613|Adams, Robert Oliver]]||1907 Jul 11||1976 Feb 05||||H of Violet; F of Valda, Pauline & Robert Lloyd|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/f/f6/Adams-35613.jpg 4072686] |- |[[Tozer-799|Adams, Violet Matilda Lavinia]]||1901 Nov 18||1954 Sep 29||||M of Valda, Pauline & Robert Lloyd|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/c/c3/Tozer-799.jpg 4072685] |- |[[Allen-32743|Allen, Arthur]]||1816||1894 Sep 15||78||with William Waddell|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/7/74/Allen-32743.jpg 4072715] |- |[[Oliver-8498|Allen, Celia Jane]]||||1934 Feb 09||78|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/2/20/Oliver-8498.jpg 4072712] |- |[[Lovelock-189|Allen, Eva Jane]]||||1969 Aug 29||62||W of James|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/8/82/Allen-32745.jpg 4072713] |- |[[Allen-32745|Allen, James Frederick]]||||1967 May 12||86||H of Eva|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/8/82/Allen-32745.jpg 4072713] |- |[[Allen-32744|Allen, Robert George]]||||1919 May 09||67|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/1/19/Allen-32744.jpg 4072714] |- |[[Ball-13081|Ball, Henry]]||||1903 Sep 02||77|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/e/ea/Ball-13081.jpg 4072768] |- |[[Ball-13082|Ball, Joseph]]||||||<1||6 wks 3 days|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/7/71/Ball-13082.jpg 4072769] |- |[[Cave-1201|Ball, Sarah Jane]]||||1889 Dec 20||71|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/7/71/Ball-13082.jpg 4072769] |- |[[McCauley-1416|Baragry, Ada Mary]]||||1945 Mar 13||74||with [[Baragry-3|Denis Baragry]]|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/2/2a/McCauley-1416.jpg 4072479] |- |[[Baragry-3|Baragry, Denis]]||||1933 Jul 06||65||with [[McCauley-1416|Ada Mary Baragry]]|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/2/2a/McCauley-1416.jpg 4072479] |- |[[Baragry-2|Baragry, Edmund Joseph]]||||1917 May 09||22||KIA Bullecourt, France|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/4/4f/Baragry-2.jpg 4072480] |- |[[Baragry-4|Baragry, William Francis]]||||1916 Aug 22||24||AIF; d. Goulburn Military camp|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/4/4f/Baragry-2.jpg 4072480] |- |[[Arundell-253|Barrett, Ann Jackson]]||||1919 Aug 04||88|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/0/02/Arundell-253.jpg 4072662] |- |[[Barrett-7842|Barrett, Elsie Mabel]]||||1897 Jun 11||7|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/8/85/Barrett-7842.jpg 4072661] |- |[[Brayshaw-151|Barrett, Flora]]||||1943 Dec 17||83|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/c/cb/Brayshaw-151.jpg 4072659] |- |[[Barrett-7839|Barrett, George]]||||1911 Feb 22||87|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/8/85/Barrett-7842.jpg 4072661] |- |[[Barrett-7840|Barrett, George Thomas]]||||1900 Mar 04||39|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/8/85/Barrett-7842.jpg 4072661] |- |[[Barrett-7841|Barrett, Henry Charles]]||||1918 Oct 09||55|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/0/04/Barrett-7841.jpg 4072660] |- |[[Bates-9562|Bates, Esme]]||||1930 Nov 17||||with Rose Bates|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/a/a7/Bates-9562.jpg 4072727] |- |[[Bates-9560|Bates, Rose]]||||1930 Jan 26||||with Esme Bates|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/a/a7/Bates-9562.jpg 4072727] |- |[[Bolton-203|Bolton, Thomas]]||||1929 Sep 23||48|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/7/72/Bolton-203.jpg 4072730] |- |[[Thomas-33222|Booshang, Anastasia]]||1864||1934||||W of John|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/8/8b/Booshang-2.jpg 4072481] |- |[[Booshang-2|Booshang, John]]||1827||1924||||H of Anastasia|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/8/8b/Booshang-2.jpg 4072481] |- |[[Bourke-833|Bourke, Amy]]||||1914 Jan 19||||infant|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/5/5b/Bourke-833.jpg 4072422] |- |[[Russell-18064|Bourke, Johanna]]||||1933 Jan 01||78|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/9/9b/Russell-18064.jpg 4072401] |- |[[Bourke-835|Bourke, John James]]||||1893 Nov 29||18||Eldest S of J & J Bourke|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/b/bb/Bourke-835.jpg 4072399] |- |[[Bourke-836|Bourke, John]]||||1911 Jan 20||70|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/2/22/Bourke-836.jpg 4072400] |- |[[Bourke-834|Bourke, John Robert]]||||1956 Jun 14||83|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/4/4a/Bourke-834.jpg 4072423] |- |[[Adams-35661|Bourke, Mary]]||||1972 Jul 21||88|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/2/29/Adams-35661.jpg 4072424] |- |[[Dyer-11759|Bowler, Frances Matilda]]||||1895 Oct 13||75|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/7/72/Dyer-11759.jpg 4072487] |- | [[Brayshaw-153|Brayshaw, Archibald]] ||||1943 Aug 15||75|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/b/b0/Brayshaw-153.jpg 4072641] |- | [[Brayshaw-154|Brayshaw, David]] ||||1931 Aug 31||79|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/b/b2/Brayshaw-154.jpg 4072642] |- |[[Crawford-14385|Brayshaw, Flora]]||||1891 May 10||70||W of William Bradshaw Snr|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/5/5f/Brayshaw-150.jpg 4072657] |- |[[Brayshaw-157|Brayshaw, Olive]]||||1922 Mar ||<1||3 mths|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/6/68/Brayshaw-159.jpg 4072673] |- |[[Brayshaw-156|Brayshaw, Reginald Bertram]]||||1959 Jan 09||69|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/7/78/Brayshaw-156.jpg 4072674] |- |[[Brayshaw-158|Brayshaw, Richard]]||1865 Jul 05||1954 Jan 11|||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/7/79/Brayshaw-158.jpg 4072658] |- |[[Brayshaw-159|Brayshaw, Vivian]]||||1930||7|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/6/68/Brayshaw-159.jpg 4072673] |- |[[Brayshaw-149|Brayshaw, William]]||||1888 Nov 19||77|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/3/3f/Brayshaw-149.jpg 4072656] |- |[[Brayshaw-150|Brayshaw, William]]||||1889 May 22||33|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/5/5f/Brayshaw-150.jpg 4072657] |- | [[Britt-1466|Britt, Edward]] ||||1937 Jul 10||54||H of Kate|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/e/e7/Britt-1466.jpg 4072635] |- | [[Foley-2864|Britt, Kate]] ||||1936 Mar 28||50||W of Edward|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/e/e7/Britt-1466.jpg 4072635] |- |[[Carter-24946|Brooks, Flora Violet]]||||1957 Oct 18||73||with Harry Brooks|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/4/4b/Brooks-13819.jpg 4072783] |- |[[Brooks-13819|Brooks, Harry Druitt]]||||1958 Apr 22||74||with Flora Brooks|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/4/4b/Brooks-13819.jpg 4072783] |- |[[Brooks-13820|Brooks, Lewis Stirling]]||||1951 Apr 28||40|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/5/58/Brooks-13820.jpg 4072785] |- |[[Brooks-13821|Brooks, Wilfred Edwin]]||||1949 Jul 26||34|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/8/80/Brooks-13821.jpg 4072786] |- |[[Burgess-8223|Burgess, William James]]||||1949 May 10||<1||1 day|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/3/32/Burgess-8223.jpg 4072463] |- |[[Bourke-863|Burke, Elizabeth Margaret]]||||1965 Dec 20||85|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/4/4f/Bourke-863.jpg 4072409] |- |[[Burke-6646|Burke, John]]||||1951 Nov 16||72|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/d/d6/Burke-6646.jpg 4072410] |- |[[Caffyn-31|Caffyn, Francis Henry]]||||1910 Jun 18||29|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/4/4a/Caffyn-31.jpg 4072702] |- |[[Crowe-742|Caldwell, Sarah]]||1865 Jun 01||1943 Sep 03||||nee Crowe; with Obrien McMahon|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/7/7c/Crowe-742.jpg 4072752] |- |[[McMillan-3798|Campbell, Mary]]||||1877 Sep 08||||W of George; D of Flora & Hector Macmillan|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/7/77/McMillan-3798.jpg 4072758] |- |[[Bridle-122|Carney, Mary]]||||1902 Apr 11||69|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/4/43/Bridle-122.jpg 4072740] |- | [[Carter-24431|Carter, Oliver]]||1879 Aug 25||1931 Apr 20||||S of Jane Oliver & Robert Carter|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/1/17/Carter-24431.jpg 4072550] |- |[[Carter-25061|Carter, Raymond Lance]]||||1952 Aug 31||61|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/5/5d/Carter-25061.jpg 4072814] |- |[[O'Neill-3318|Casey, Margaret]]||||1946||86||W of Michael|| Obituary |- |[[Casey-3545|Casey, Ross]]||||1954 Aug 15||30||AIF|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/6/63/Casey-3545.jpg 4072684] |- |[[Casey-3544|Casey, William E]]||||1952 Oct||54|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/a/a8/Casey-3544.jpg 4072495] |- |[[Chalker-90|Chalker, Edward]]||||1874 Aug 09||22|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/5/57/Chalker-90.jpg 4072454] |- |[[Mackay-3019|Chalker, Ellen]]||||1945 May 27||70|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/f/fd/Mackay-3019.jpg 4072605] |- |[[Chalker-391|Chalker, William Arthur]]||||1952 Jul 28||73|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/7/73/Chalker-391.jpg 4072604] |- |[[Duvery-1|Clugston, Amy C]]||||1918 Nov 11||57||W of Thomas|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/1/1f/Clugston-78.jpg 4072793] |- |[[Clugston-81|Clugston, Dudley Nelson]]||1914 Feb 21||2007 Sep 18||||H of Irene; Gt-GS of Thomas & Ann Locker|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/7/75/Clugston-81.jpg 4072655] |- |[[Scott-28310|Clugston, Irene Rose]]||1915 Apr 01||2010 Jan 14||||W of Dudley|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/7/75/Clugston-81.jpg 4072655] |- |[[Clugston-77|Clugston, Robert]]||||1879 Feb 13||48|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/8/85/Clugston-77.jpg 4072717] |- |[[Clugston-79|Clugston, Robert]]||1865 Jan 17||1938 Oct 24|||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/d/d9/Clugston-79.jpg 4072794] |- |[[Clugston-83|Clugston, Robert Douglas]]||1944 Aug 30||1945 Apr 04||||S of R W & B M Clugston|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/8/80/Clugston-83.jpg 4072796] |- |[[Castles-165|Clugston, Sarah]]||||1912 Jun 14||82|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/b/b0/Castles-165.jpg 4072792] |- |[[Clugston-78|Clugston, Thomas]]||||1939 Sep 22||83||H of Amy|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/1/1f/Clugston-78.jpg 4072793] |- |[[Clugston-84|Clugston, Valerie Kay]]||1942 Oct 01||1942 Oct 01||||D of R W & B M Clugston|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/8/80/Clugston-83.jpg 4072796] |- |[[Clugston-76|Clugston, William James]]||1868 Apr 03||1945 Feb 08|||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/1/11/Clugston-76.jpg 4072795] |- |[[Cochran-3868|Cochran, Angus]]||||1931 May 13||88|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/2/2c/Cochran-3868.jpg 4072760] |- |[[Cochran-3871|Cochran, Donald]]||||1918 May 05||72|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/c/c8/Cochran-3871.jpg 4072764] |- |[[McKechnie-312|Cochran, Janet]]||||1906 Aug 29||94||W of Lachlan|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/a/a7/McKechnie-312.jpg 4072757] |- |[[Cochran-3869|Cochran, Lachlan]]||||1866 Mar 18||55||H of Janet|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/a/a7/McKechnie-312.jpg 4072757] |- |[[Cochran-3870|Cochran, Lachlan]]||||1912 Apr 14||58|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/b/b2/Cochran-3870.jpg 4072762] |- |[[Murphy-16354|Cochran, Marion Ada]]||||1932 Jan 23||80||W of Lachlan|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/e/ec/Murphy-16354.jpg 4072759] |- |[[Connolly-1875|Cochran, Mary Ann]]||||1938 May 30||87|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/5/5e/Connolly-1875.jpg 4072433] |- |[[Coles-1703|Coles, Charles Albert]]||||1948 Jul 04||75|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/f/f4/Coles-1703.jpg 4072799] |- |[[Shanley-177|Cook, Elizabeth]]||||1925 Dec 11||80||with Michael Shanley|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/3/35/Shanley-166.jpg 4072413] |- |[[Cook-26520|Cook, John Alexander]]||||1913 Jul 20||74|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/b/b7/Cook-26520.jpg 4072817] |- |[[Stewart-31218|Crawford, Alice Jane]]||||1931 Jun 25||65|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/4/41/Stewart-31218.jpg 4072648] |- |[[Crawford-15665|Crawford, Anthony John]]||||1953 May 06||6|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/3/32/Crawford-15665.jpg 4072483] |- |[[Crawford-15663|Crawford, Edward]]||||1908 Feb 22||67|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/4/41/Crawford-15663.jpg 4072663] |- |[[Crawford-15661|Crawford, Edward A G]]||1894 Aug 15||1959 Jun 11|||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/1/1d/Crawford-15661.jpg 4072664] |- |[[Crawford-15668|Crawford, Robyn Lwellyn]]||1953 Aug 10||1991 Sep 27||||S of Ralph & Barbara|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/d/d9/Crawford-15668.jpg 4072429] |- |[[Crawford-15667|Crawford, Trevor John]]||1958||1971|||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/d/d6/Crawford-15667.jpg 4072428] |- |[[Crowe-2017|Crowe, baby Una]]||||1946 Apr 10||<1||1 mth|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/d/de/Crowe-2017.jpg 4072728] |- |[[Crowe-258|Crowe, Benjamin Joshua]]||1878 Aug 20||1925 Feb 02|||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/1/13/Crowe-258.jpg 4072626] |- |[[Crowe-1739|Crowe, Charles Francis]]||||1976 Feb 07||87|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/0/04/Crowe-1739.jpg 4072624] |- |[[Crowe-2018|Crowe, Elaine]]||||1943 Apr 10||14|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/f/fc/Crowe-2018.jpg 4072625] |- |[[Crowe-2019|Crowe, Emily Jane]]||||1891 May 01||7||GD of Robert Crowe; Sis of John|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/e/eb/Crowe-1741.jpg 4072748] |- |[[Crowe-2021|Crowe, Eric]]||||1946 Feb 26||33|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/2/29/Crowe-2021.jpg 4072556] |- |[[Crowe-2100|Crowe, Ernest Roland]]||||1948 Aug 27||46|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/4/4f/Crowe-2100.jpg 4072554] |- |[[Shanley-179|Crowe, Essie]]||||1925 Jul 23||36||nee Shanley; W of E H Crowe|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/4/48/Shanley-179.jpg 4072555] |- |[[Bottom-360|Crowe, Isabella]]||||1941 Jun 14||76||with William Crowe|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/8/8a/Bottom-360.jpg 4072729] |- |[[Crowe-2101|Crowe, John]]||||1900 Oct 30||33||GS of Robert Crowe; B of Emily|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/e/eb/Crowe-1741.jpg 4072748] |- |[[Crowe-2102|Crowe, John Raymond]]||||1901 Feb 07||3|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/e/eb/Crowe-1741.jpg 4072748] |- |[[Crowe-1741|Crowe, Robert]]||||1872 Mar 72|||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/e/eb/Crowe-1741.jpg 4072748] |- |[[Crowe-2103|Crowe, William Thomas]]||||1951 Jul 20||87||with Isabella Crowe|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/8/8a/Bottom-360.jpg 4072729] |- |[[Cullen-2570|Cullen, A R (Tom)]]||||1942 Sep 10||62||||4072577 |- |[[Cullen-2571|Cullen, George]]||||1915 Jul 19||77||H of Mary||4072578 |- |[[Cullen-2573|Cullen, Joan]]||||1926 Jan 24||<1||9 mths; Gd of George & Mary Cullen||4072578 |- |[[Cullen-2437|Cullen, John George]]||||1945 Dec 20||67||||4072631 |- |[[Sims-6403|Cullen, Mary]]||||1926 Sep 18||79||W of George||4072578 |- |[[Delany-381| Delaney, Alice]]||||1934 Feb 13||70||||4072506 |- |[[Delany-383| Delaney, Anne]]||||1907 Mar 05||53||D of James & Johanna||4072539 |- |[[ Delany-382|Delaney, James]]||||1888 Jan 22||69||H of Johanna||4072539 |- |[[Delany-384| Delaney, James]]||||1863 Aug 19||5||||4072540 |- |[[Kelly-27483|Delaney, Johanna]]||||1895 Jul 14||69||W of James||4072539 |- |[[Delany-385| Delaney, Johanna]]||||1927 Jan 13||65||||4072539 |- |[[Delany-386| Delaney, John]]||||1920 Feb 26||68||||4072539 |- |[[Delany-390| Delaney, Lawrence John]]||||1949 Sep 09||||||4072448 |- |[[Delany-388| Delaney, Margaret]]||||1932 Nov 18||76||||4072506 |- |[[ Lynch-14731|Delaney, Sarah]]||||1873 Feb 14||60||||4072447 |- |[[ Delany-389|Delaney, William]]||||1915 Mar 26||64||Eldest S of James & Johanna||4072539 |- |[[ Delany-393|Delany, Clare Therese]]||||1956 Mar 17||31||||4072485 |- |[[Delany-387| Delany, Denis]]||||1927 Mar 18||66||||4072486 |- |[[ Delany-394|Delany, James Thomas]]||||1949 Feb 08||83||||4072563 |- |[[Pratt-14053| Delany, Ruby Mary]]||||1964 Aug 09||83||||4072564 |- |[[Giddings-1341| Eccleston, Amelia Jane]]||1885||1937||||M of Annie, Ivy, Robert, Reginald, Norman who dies in infancy||4072782 |- |[[ Curtis-8111|Eccleston, Catherine]]||||1882 Sep 20||68||||4072417 |- |[[Eccleston-156| Eccleston, George]]||||1882 May 19||78||||4072417 |- |[[ Eccleston-625|Eccleston, Ronald Victor]]||1908||1925||||S of Amelia Eccleston||4072782 |- |[[Barrett-7919| Eldridge, Agnes Amelia]]||||1944 Aug 26||||W of Thomas||4072704 |- |[[ Eldridge-3620|Eldridge, Edward]]||1856 Aug 28||1932 Sep 27||||||4072618 |- |[[Eldridge-4323| Eldridge, Raymond]]||||||3||S of Thomas & Agnes||4072704 |- |[[Eldridge-3619|Eldridge, Thomas]]||||1910 Mar 06||||H of Agnes||4072704 |- |[[Evans-23192|Evans, baby Colin]]||||1937 Nov 29||||S of Elmore and Freda|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/0/05/Lovelock-23.jpg 4072621] |- |[[Finn-2374| Finn, Walter]]||||1904 Aug 18||33||||4072414 |- |[[ Fletcher-15346|Fletcher, Annie]]||||1900 Apr 25||28||D of Elizabeth & Charles||4072445 |- |[[Fletcher-15347| Fletcher, Charles]]||||1917 Mar 29||88||H of Elizabeth||4072445 |- |[[Fletcher-15347| Fletcher, Charles Edward]]||||1935 Sep 09||59||H of Mary Jane||4072455 |- |[[ Forbes-7743|Fletcher, Elizabeth]]||||1887 Apr 21||44||W of Charles||4072445 |- |[[Fletcher-15354| Fletcher, Elizabeth Monica]]||||1927 May 02||4||4 yrs, 7 mths||4072456 |- |[[Fletcher-15359| Fletcher, Frances]]||||1953 Jun 29||1||14 mths||4072482 |- |[[Fletcher-15355|Fletcher, George]]||||1898 Aug 30||29||S of Elizabeth & Charles||4072445 |- |[[Fletcher-15356| Fletcher, Harry]]||||1933 Oct 06||59||||4072446 |- |[[Brown-147975| Fletcher, Isabella]]||||1975 Nov 24||87||W of John||4072460 |- |[[Fletcher-15357| Fletcher, John Frederick]]||||1933 May 27||47||H of Isabella||4072460 |- |[[ Napthali-39|Fletcher, Mary Jane]]||||1971 Aug 05||77||W of Charles||4072455 |- |[[Foley-1606|Foley, Ambrose Timothy]]||||1956 Jun 18||76||||4072551 |- |[[O'Neill-5920| Foley, Mary Jane]]||||1940 May 10||53||||4072552 |- |[[ Hyles-111|Foster, Fanny Frances]]||||1930 May 13||72||||4072766 |- |[[ Rossiter-1441|Foulcher, Nona Marion]]||||1956 Dec 08||24||||4072708 |- |[[ Francis-5068|Francis, James P]]||||1955 Nov 11||76||||4072589 |- |[[Moss-9690| Fraser, Elizabeth Hannah]]||||1918 Dec 09||75||nee Moss; W of John Fraser; M of Catherine, William, Alexander, Mary, Isabella, Walter, Arthur, George, Maud, Herbert||4072811 |- |[[Frazer-2116| Fraser, George Frederick]]||1878 Nov 13||1951 Sep 01||||B of William & Mary Jane Fraser||4072812 |- |[[Wheatley-1824| Fraser, Louisa Harriett]]||1869 Jul 12||1904 Mar 31||||W of William Thomas Fraser; M of Arthur, John, Olive, William, Louisa||4072777 |- |[[ Fraser-12418|Fraser, Mary Jane]]||1869 Jun 25||1950 Dec 20||||D of Louisa Harriett Fraser||4072810 |- |[[Fraser-12417| Fraser, William Thomas]]||1865 Apr 18||1945 Oct 20||||S of John & Hannah; F of Arthur, John, Olive, William, Louisa||4072810 |- |[[Freebody-187| Freebody, Henrietta S]]||||1951 Jul 28||84||||4072677 |- |[[ Freebody-112|Freebody, James Hubert]]||||1912 Oct 21||42||||4072438 |- |[[Scott-52484| Fulham, Caroline]]||||1943 May 02||83||||4072405 |- |[[Carter-25063|Goodman, Jane Laura]] ||||1938 Oct 03||52||W of Robert|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/7/7b/Goodman-4929.jpg 4072813] |- |[[Goodman-4929|Goodman, Robert Daniel]] ||||1944 Oct 28||62||H of Jane|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/7/7b/Goodman-4929.jpg 4072813] |- |[[Goodman-4930|Goodman, George]] ||||7 May 1924 ||74||||Obituary |- |[[ Greenwood-5140|Greenwood, John]]||||1910 May 18||74||||4072805 |- |[[ Hanley-1892|Hanley, William]]||||1876 Dec 25||85||||4072434 |- |[[Harnett-342| Harnett, John]]||||1865 Jun 10||44||H of Mary||4072541 |- |[[Kelly-27589|Harnett, Mary]]||||1903 Oct 10||82||W of John||4072541 |- |[[ Harnett-344|Harnett, William Edward]]||||1885 May 23||27||Youngest S of John||4072542 |- |[[Hassall-299| Hassall, James Mileham]]||||1899 Feb||1||||4072590 |- |[[ MacKay-5481|Henderson, Mary]]||||1910 Dec 20||72||W of David||4072787 |- | [[Cullen-50|Heywood, Elizabeth A]] ||||1915 Jan 02||43|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/c/ca/Cullen-50.jpg 4072492] |- | [[Heywood-15|Heywood, Joseph]] ||||1952 May 28||82|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/a/aa/Heywood-15.jpg 4072491] |- |[[Hilley-2| Hilley, James]]||||1954 Dec 28||73||||4072562 |- |[[Hilley-97| Hilley, Patrick Michael]]||||1933 Jun 03||54||||4072559 |- |[[Holston-368| Holston, James]]||1833 Oct 26||1926 Aug 15||||b. Norway; H of Margaret||4072753 |- |[[Carter-43542| Holston, Margaret]]||1844 Jul 26||1935 Jul 07||||b. Kelso, Scotland; W of James||4072753 |- |[[ Hyles-98|Hyles, Anne]]||||1864 Apr 11||16||||4072767 |- |[[Hyles-97| Hyles, Kate Withy]]||||1864 Apr 09||14||||4072767 |- |Inglewood, ?||||||||||4072665 |- |[[Jarrett-3521| Jarrett, baby]]||||1927 Jul 06||||||4072427 |- |[[Johnson-127691| Johnson, James]]||||1927 Nov 19||59||||4072497 |- |[[Shanley-305| Johnson, Maria]]||||1931 Nov 28||62||||4072496 |- |[[Eccleston-145| Kearns, Catherine M]]||||1882 Sep 01||31||||4072417 |- |[[Eccleston-158| Kearns, Elizabeth Ann]]||||1879 Feb 09||40||||4072417 |- |[[ Kearns-1716|Kearns, Isabella A]]||||1922 Sep 25||54||||4072418 |- |[[Kelly-27656|Kelly, Alexander Stuart]]||||1953 Mar 12||77||H of Katherine||4072788 |- |[[Clugston-224|Kelly, Jane]]||||1914 Aug 16||73||W of James||4072791 |- |[[Scott-52568|Kelly, Katherine]]||||1941 Mar 14||63||W of A S Kelly||4072789 |- |[[Kennedy-18619| Kennedy, Herbert]]||||1949 Feb 19||55||||4072576 |- |[[Unknown-621006| Kennedy, Mary Catherine]]||||1906 Feb 12||72||W of William||4072572 |- |[[ Adams-25479|Kennedy, Minnie]]||||1972 Feb 08||84||||4072421 |- |[[Kennedy-25434|Kennedy, Reginald]]||||1953 Feb 13||68||||4072420 |- |[[ Kennedy-25433|Kennedy, Ronald Edgar]]||||1957 Nov 13||50||||4072775 |- |[[Kennedy-25432| Kennedy, William]]||||1900 Mar 25||72||H of Mary||4072574 |- |[[ Kershaw-1191|Kershaw, James Edward]]||||1948 May 05||16||||4072435 |- |[[Glencross-86| Lanyon, Ann Thomasine]]||||1948 Sep 24||92||||4072676 |- |[[Larkins-661| Larkins, Arthur]]||||1937 Jul 10||46||||4072632 |- |[[MacKay-5496| Lette, Ellen Mary]]||1906 Mar 20||1992 Apr 06||||||4072476 |- |[[Lette-75| Lette, Margaret Fay]]||||1946 Mar 20||||||4072477 |- |[[ Lette-73|Lette, Norman John]]||||1968 Apr 12||65||||4072478 |- |[[ Lette-76|Lette, Rollo Sylvester]]||||1906||<1||9 mths||4072571 |- |[[Sutherland-8647| Lette, Sarah]]||||1889 Dec 21||54||d. Kiandra||4072754 |- |[[Liddell-1078| Liddell, Frederick Roy]]||||1927 Feb 14||4||S of M & S R Liddell||4072690 |- |[[ Barrett-11043|Locker, Alice]]||||1896 Nov 03||22|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/8/85/Barrett-7842.jpg 4072661] |- |[[Locker-413|Locker, Alice J]]||||1954 Jul 07||85||||4072629 |- |[[ Reeve-2365|Locker, Anne]]||||1887 Aug 09||80||W of Thomas||4072653 |- |[[ Locker-308|Locker, Arthur E]]||1871 Apr 17||1964 Jul 31||93||||4072627 |- |[[ Green-49844|Locker, Charlotte]]||||1958 Feb 05||76||W of Clarence||4072807 |- |[[Locker-414| Locker, Clarence]]||||1940 Apr 22||56||H of Charlotte||4072807 |- |[[ Locker-311|Locker, Daisy G]]||1873 Nov 03||1963 Sep 02||90||||4072630 |- |[[Locker-415| Locker, Edgar]]||||1897 Jul 04||1||16 mths; S of Henry Locker||4072650 |- |[[Woodfield-353|Locker, Elizabeth]]||||1912 Oct 27||67||with John Locker||4072644 |- |[[Eldridge-4330| Locker, Elsie Muriel]]||1903||1964||||||4072705 |- |[[Locker-304| Locker, Ernest William]]||||1936 Feb 25||61||H of Florence||4072649 |- |[[ Jamieson-4130|Locker, Florence]]||||1935 May 12||60||W of Ernest||4072649 |- |[[Locker-301| Locker, Florence M]]||||1896 Jun 07||31||||4072652 |- |[[Locker-306| Locker, Helena Louisa]]||||1918 Aug 13||35||||4072645 |- |[[Locker-298| Locker, Henry]]||||1896 Jun 16||53||H of Mary||4072651 |- |[[Locker-303| Locker, Henry Edward]]||||1896 Jul 11||26||F of Edgar||4072650 |- | [[Locker-218|Locker, John]] ||||1924 Aug 03||79|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/9/91/Locker-218.jpg 4072643] |- |[[Locker-312| Locker, John Leslie]]||||1893 Aug 06||9||with Elizabeth Locker||4072644 |- |[[Locker-416| Locker, Kenneth Edwin]]||1918 Aug 12||2010 Jul 03||||||4072808 |- |[[Brayshaw-197| Locker, Mary]]||||1915 Aug 13||71||W of Henry||4072651 |- |[[Allen-47132| Locker, Rachel Emilie]]||||1953 Nov 27||78||||4072628 |- |[[Locker-297| Locker, Thomas]]||||1889 Aug 21||80||H of Anne||4072653 |- |[[ Locker-313|Locker, Walter E]]||1886 Feb 24||1975 Aug 03||89||||4072706 |- |[[Lovelock-23|Lovelock, Abraham]]||1860 Apr 10||1932 Feb 19|||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/0/05/Lovelock-23.jpg 4072621] |- |[[Whitby-59|Lovelock, Caroline Ann]]||1868 Jun 17||1950 May 30|||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/0/05/Lovelock-23.jpg 4072621] |- |[[Lovelock-13|Lovelock, Lindsay Roy]]||1905 Feb 10||1924 Feb 29|||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/0/05/Lovelock-23.jpg 4072621] |- |[[Britt-1456|Lovelock, Mary Matilda]]||||1911 Jul 14||40|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/b/b6/Britt-1456.jpg 4072637] |- |[[Lovelock-191|Lovelock, William]]||||1915 Mar 07||45|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/8/83/Lovelock-191.jpg 4072622] |- |[[Lowther-393| Lowther, Albert Ernest]]||||1922 May 29||41||||4072761 |- |[[ Luton-253|Luton, Alfred]]||||1945 Jun 16||81||||4072683 |- |[[ MacKay-5506|Mackay, Christina Inglis]]||||1956 Sep 19||77||||4072609 |- |[[ MacKay-5509|Mackay, Clement Samuel Charles]]||1925 Aug 13||2012 Aug 03||||||4072472 |- |[[MacKay-5508| Mackay, David George]]||||1956 Sep 17||48||||4072608 |- |[[ Murphy-28695|Mackay, Ellen Mary]]||||1937 Oct 20||62||with Reginald Mackay||4072466 |- |[[MacKay-5510| Mackay, Eric Samuel Watkins]]||||1968 Jun 12||67||with Ruby Mackay||4072469 |- |[[ Mackay-5511|Mackay, Florence Ann]]||||1966 Jul 08||87||Sis of Norman||4072612 |- | [[Mackay-3020|Mackay, George]] ||||1917 Nov 19||79||H of Sarah|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/a/a8/Mackay-3020.jpg 4072602] |- |[[ MacKay-5497|Mackay, George ]]||||1944 Sep 07||71||||4072640 |- |[[ MacKay-5497|Mackay, George Samuel]]||||1957 Feb 16||72||||4072601 |- |[[Rossiter-1446| Mackay, Hannah Isabel]]||||1953 Aug 14||52||mother||4072614 |- |[[MacKay-5515|Mackay, Harold Edgar (Bill)]]||||1972 Aug 13||57||||4072606 |- |[[MacKay-5507| Mackay, James]]||||1962 May 28||85||||4072610 |- |[[ Mackay-5519|Mackay, James]]||||1878 Feb 01||27||||4072694 |- |[[MacKay-5517| Mackay, John]]||||1902 Jun 13||67||b. Ireland; d. Ashfield||4072692 |- |[[MacKay-5520| Mackay, Keith George]]||||2006 Jul 29||83||AIF NX150287; H of Marjorie||4072475 |- |[[McManus-4452| Mackay, Marjorie Ellen]]||||2013 Jun 11||89||W of Keith George; M of Christopher, Catherine, Bernadette, Paul, Patrick, Francis||4072474 |- |[[ Watkins-12503|Mackay, Mary]]||||1923 Nov 04||77||||4072640 |- |[[ MacKay-5521|Mackay, Oswald John]]||||1939 Aug 07||37||||4072464 |- |[[MacKay-5522| Mackay, Peter Eric]]||1949 Feb 28||2002 Jul 20||||||4072470 |- |[[ MacKay-5523|Mackay, Reginald George David]]||||1942 Feb 09||38||KIA Malaya; with Ellen Mackay||4072466 |- |[[ Byrnes-1422|Mackay, Rita Mary]]||1926 Apr 04||2010 Sep 13||||nee Byrnes||4072471 |- |[[ MacKay-5525|Mackay, Robert James]]||||1973 Dec 31||61||||4072607 |- |[[Sare-77|Mackay, Ruby Myrtle]]||||1964 Apr 19||63||with Eric Mackay||4072469 |- |[[ MacKay-5514|Mackay, Samuel]]||||1965 Feb 06||68||||4072615 |- |[[MacKay-5456|Mackay, Samuel]]||||1933 Jul 19||91||||4072639 |- | [[Barrett-8264|Mackay, Sarah]] ||||1934 Jan 24||77||W of George|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/5/5a/Barrett-8264.jpg 4072603] |- |[[MacKay-5524| Mackay, Stanley Albert]]||1908 Jul 02||1990 Mar 02||||||4072467 |- |[[McEachern-410|Macmillan, Flora]]||||1877 Sep 08||59||W of Hector|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/7/77/McMillan-3798.jpg 4072758] |- |[[Mansfield-3803|Mansfield, Linton]]||||1951 Sep 08||23||||4072804 |- |[[ Ball-22598|Mansfield, Rebecca]]||||1898 Oct 07||37||D of Henry Ball|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/7/71/Ball-13082.jpg 4072768] |- |[[ Mansfield-3805|Mansfield, Ross]]||||1943 Oct 05||23||d. POW, Burma||4072804 |- |[[ Mansfield-3804|Mansfield, William Thomas]]||||1938 Sep 10||46||||4072806 |- |Maragry, Denis Joseph||||1933 Jul 06||65||with Ada Baragry||4072479 |- |[[See-812 |Marr, Nellie]]||||1902 Feb 26||25||W of C N Marr||4072720 |- |[[Maskill-33|Maskill, Shirley]]||||1947 May 03||11||||4072594 |- |[[ MacKay-5532|Matthews, Geraldine Frances]]||1935 Feb 15||2004 Feb 18||||formerly Richardson; D of Oswald & Mary Mackay||4072465 |- |[[McKeahnie-4| McKeahnie, Alex A]]||||1916 Jan 29||75||||4072763 |- |[[McKeahnie-17| McKeahnie, Charlie L]]||1868 Apr 29||1895 Aug 03||27||||4072756 |- |[[Cochran-5141| McKeahnie, Mary]]||||1911 Nov 03||72||with John McPhie||4072755 |- |[[ West-26467|McLaughlin, Elizabeth]]||||1944||87||||4072746 |- |[[McMahon-1147| McMahon, Arthur Alfred Angel (Mick)]]||||1959 Apr 11||56||H of Daisy||4072749 |- |[[Lovelock-134|McMahon, Emily]]||1891 Mar 13||1957 Mar 04||66||W of John; M of Eunice, Clive, Bob, Zillah, Freda, Elva, Reg||4072751 |- |[[McMahon-1134|McMahon, John]]||1886 Aug 04||1956 Feb 01||70||H of Emily; F of Eunice, Clive, Bob, Zillah, Freda, Elva, Reg||4072751 |- |McMahon, Norman Rowland||||1953 Jul 29||24||||4072750 |- |[[McMahon-1130|McMahon, Obrien]]||1861 Jun 16||1919 Sep 13||||with Sarah Caldwell||4072752 |- |[[ McManus-4454|McManus, James]]||||1907 Feb 24||58||||4072566 |- |[[ McPhie-112|McPhie, Jean]]||||1910 Nov 20||<1||5 mths; D of W & E McPhie||4072816 |- |[[ McPhie-75|McPhie, John Kenneth]]||||1915 Feb 20||<1||6 wks; with Mary McKeahnie||4072755 |- |[[Newland-1378| Mercer, Alice]]||||1900 Feb 17||82||||4072703 |- |[[Merewether-16| Merewether, Adelaide Marian]]||||1864 Apr 21||1||||4072767 |- |[[Barrett-14037| Miners, Alice Ruby]]||1902 Feb 10||1997 Nov 25||95||nee Barrett||4072666 |- |[[ Miners-238|Miners, Anthony Graham (Snow)]]||1943 Feb 09||1992 Aug 24||||||4072675 |- |[[ Miners-239|Miners, Colin Herbert]]||||1985 Aug 14||50||||4072667 |- |[[ Miners-240|Miners, Daphne Olga]]||||1952 Dec 10||20||||4072671 |- |[[ Miners-237|Miners, Frederick William]]||||1950 Jun 24||62||||4072672 |- |[[Miners-241| Miners, Kevin Samuel]]||||1972 Jul 29||48||with Patricia Miners||4072669 |- |[[ Miners-242|Miners, Marlene Ruby]]||||1973 Oct 01||35||||4072668 |- |[[Pierce-17555|Miners, Patricia M]]||||1976 Jul 30||55||with Kevin Miners||4072669 |- |[[ Monaghan-1146|Monaghan, Bridget]]||||1941 Aug 15||86||with Michael Monaghan||4072436 |- |[[Monaghan-1145| Monaghan, Michael]]||||1921 Feb 09||73||with Bridget Monaghan||4072436 |- |[[Murrow-191| Murrow, baby]]||1916||1916||||||4072691 |- |[[ Naughton-554|Naughton, Herbert John]]||||1957 May 23||47||||4072494 |- |[[ Neiberding-10|Neiberding, Christopher]]||1949 Nov 28||1950 Apr 02||||||4072459 |- |[[ Russell-32528|Norton, Harriett]]||||1930 Feb 27||58||W of John||4072415 |- |[[Connor-1347| O’Connor, J Z]]||||1904 Dec 21||62||||4072778 |- |[[Delany-396| O’Mara, Mary]]||||1931 May 07||32?||||4072506 |- |[[O'Neill-3121|O’Neill, Alice]]||||1894 Oct 14||15|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/5/5c/O_Neill-3117.jpg 4072581] |- |O’Neill, baby||1911 Jan 04||||||||4072425 |- |[[Fraser-12416| O’Neill, Catherine Eliza]]||1862 Dec 22||1955 Nov 09||||b. Friying Pan Ck, Adaminaby; d. Adaminaby; D of John & Hannah Fraser; Sis of William, Alexander, Mary, Isabella, Walter, Arthur, George, Maud, Herbert; M of Patrick, John, Thomas, Mary, Helen, Margaret||4072553 |- |[[O'Neill-3116|O’Neill, Edward]]||||1918 Apr 27||88||b. Tipperary, Ireland; H of Susan|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/a/aa/O_Neill-3116.jpg 4072584] |- |[[O'Neill-5959| O’Neill, James Edward]]||||1926 Jan 28||57||||4072570 |- |[[ O'Neil-2921|O’Neill, James Edward]]||||1916 Jan 20||52||||4072582 |- |[[O'Neill-5962| O’Neill, John Thomas]]||1876||1940||||||4072443 |- |[[O'Neill-5963| O’Neill, Joseph John]]||||1957 Nov 18||49||||4072439 |- |[[O'Neill-3119|O’Neill, Margaret]]||||1956 Jul 29||90|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/5/50/O_Neill-3119.jpg 4072587] |- |[[O'Neill-5921| O’Neill, Matthew James]]||||1930 Dec 05||74||||4072557 |- |[[O'Neill-5964|O’Neill, Matthew James]]||||1944 Aug 08||32||||4072585 |- |[[ O'Neill-5965|O’Neill, Michael Thomas]]||||1895 Mar 25||21||||4072569 |- |[[ O'Neill-5939|O’Neill, Patrick]]||||1876 Sep 02||65||||4072558 |- |[[O'Neill-5966| O’Neill, Simon]]||||1950 Aug 09||72||||4072583 |- |[[O'Neill-3118|O’Neill, Susan]]||||1884 Mar 26||14|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/5/5c/O_Neill-3117.jpg 4072581] |- |[[Bridle-123|O’Neill, Susan]]||||1919 Oct 26||78||b. Liverpool, NSW; W of Edward|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/a/aa/O_Neill-3116.jpg 4072584] |- |[[O'Neill-3117|O’Neill, William J]]||||1884 Apr 16||1|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/5/5c/O_Neill-3117.jpg 4072581] |- |[[Russell-18333|O’Regan, Grace Evelyn]]||||1944 Dec 01||65|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/d/d3/Russell-18333.jpg 4072392] |- |[[O'Rourke-1667| O’Rourke, Bernard]]||||1896 Oct 13||86||H of Hanorah||4072565 |- |[[Shanahan-1071|O’Rourke, Hanorah]]||||1891 Feb 10||56||W of Bernard||4072565 |- |[[Rourke-729| O’Rourke, William]]||||1867 Jul 17||7||S of Bernard & Hanorah||4072565 |- |[[ Sturt-87|Osmond, Emily]]||||1923 Jul 18||82||W of James||4072633 |- |[[ Osmond-522|Osmond, James]]||||1911 Mar 03||73||H of Emily||4072633 |- |[[Pellegrini-151| Pellegrini, Nardino]]||||1953 Jun 20||30||b. Italy||4072430 |- |[[ Pint-116|Pint, Julius C]]||||1955 Jun 14||52||||4072595 |- |[[ Poczay-1|Poczay, Les]]||1929 Sep 01||2001 May 24||||||4072426 |- |[[Campbell-54900| Potter, Catherine]]||||1923 Sep 06||75||W of Charles||4072721 |- |[[Potter-14129| Potter, Charles]]||||1913 Oct 18||83||H of Catherine||4072721 |- |[[Prebin-1| Prebin, Daniel]]||1930 Jun 17||2014 Apr 27||||with Francoise Prebin||4072449 |- |[[ Unknown-622360|Prebin, Francoise]]||1934 Jun 03||2010 May 10||||with Daniel Prebin||4072449 |- |[[ Reed-1852|Reid, James]]||||1911 Jan 01||87||H of Mary Jane||4072419 |- |[[Eccleston-150|Reid, Mary Jane]]||||1933 Apr 14||88||W of James||4072419 |- |[[ Watkins-9263|Reynolds, Ann Selina]]||||1952 Jan 23||75||W of Arthur||4072776 |- |[[Reynolds-11016| Reynolds, Archibald]]||||1900 Sep 19||82||||4072779 |- |[[ Reynolds-19360|Reynolds, Arthur Albert]]||||1935 Aug 17||63||H of Ann||4072776 |- |[[Frazer-914|Reynolds, Flora]] ||||1911 Sep 18||95||nee Fraser; b. Auchtascailt, Lochbroom, Ross-Shire, Scotland; D of William & Catherine Fraser; Sis of Anne, Isabella, John, Roderick|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/1/11/Frazer-914.jpg 4072780] |- |[[Reynolds-11049| Reynolds, Henry Archibald]]||||1889 Oct 19||45||S of Archibald||4072779 |- |[[Reynolds-22539| Reynolds, James William]]||1887||1964 Apr 15||||||4072773 |- |[[Kennedy-25560|Kennedy, Noel Brian]]||||1949 Aug 09||1||20 mths||4072776 |- |[[Richardson-34504| Richardson, Herbert]]||1926 May 23||2003 Dec 08||||H of Geraldine Matthews||4072465 |- |[[ Clugston-222|Rossiter, Alice May]]||||1936 Feb 05||38||||4072719 |- |[[ Cruickshank-1339|Rossiter, Mary]]||||1943 Jun 21||80||mother||4072726 |- |[[ Rossiter-1442|Rossiter, Reginald Walter]]||||1973 Nov 19||78||||4072709 |- |[[ Rossiter-1448|Rossiter, Sidney James]]||||1919 Jan 30||22|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/b/b9/Rossiter-730.jpg 4072725] |- | [[Rossiter-730|Rossiter, Walter James]] ||||1921 Nov 17||66|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/b/b9/Rossiter-730.jpg 4072725] |- |[[Turner-43276| Rowe, Ita May]]||||1948 Aug 08||47||||4072579 |- |[[Shanley-165|Russell, Catherine]]||||1908 Dec 07||57||W of John Russell|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/b/b6/Shanley-165.jpg 4072395] |- |[[Russell-18331|Russell, Charles James Michael]]||||1911 Feb 25||24||S of Mark & Martha|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/9/92/Russell-18331.jpg 4072391] |- |[[Russell-18299|Russell, Charles Michael]]||||1964 Jul 08||83|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/f/fd/Russell-18299.jpg 4072407] |- |[[Russell-18334|Russell, Charlotte Ann]]||||1918 Sep 30||44|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/5/52/Russell-18334.jpg 4072397] |- |[[Hickey-1999|Russell, Elizabeth]]||||1905 Jul 26||83||W of William|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/7/79/Russell-18065.jpg 4072390] |- |[[Russell-32770| Russell, Elizabeth]]||||1938 Feb 22||85||||4072403 |- |[[Russell-18332|Russell, Elizabeth May]]||||1889 Oct 23||5||D of Mark & Martha|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/9/92/Russell-18331.jpg 4072391] |- |[[Russell-18301|Russell, Francis]]||||1891 Jun 16||4||S of J & C Russell|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/a/ab/Russell-18300.jpg 4072394] |- |[[Nelson-16428|Russell, Isabel Margaret]]||1878||1948|||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/1/1f/Russell-18448.jpg 4072710] |- |[[Russell-18300|Russell, James Andrew]]||||1891 Jul 05||13||S of J & C Russell|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/a/ab/Russell-18300.jpg 4072394] |- |[[Russell-18298|Russell, John]]||||1922 Jun 29||77||H of Catherine|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/7/77/Russell-18298.jpg 4072396] |- |[[Heywood-16|Russell, Leila Eileen]]||||1918 Aug ||?8|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/2/28/Heywood-16.jpg 4072493] |- |[[Russell-18448|Russell, Leslie Mark]]||1908||1941|||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/1/1f/Russell-18448.jpg 4072710] |- |[[Russell-18302|Russell, Marcus]]||||1913 Sep 24||64|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/7/7c/Russell-18302-1.jpg 4072388] |- |[[Russell-18303|Russell, Marcus Edward]]||||1947 Mar 06||69|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/1/11/Russell-18302.jpg 4072406] |- |[[Shanley-169|Russell, Maria]]||||1944 Mar 14||81|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/2/2c/Shanley-169.jpg 4072411] |- |[[Power-2840|Russell, Martha]]||||1917 May 03||69|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/2/21/Power-2840.jpg 4072389] |- |[[Hilley-49|Russell, Mary Honorah]]||||1954 Mar 08||74|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/2/2f/Hilley-49.jpg 4072402] |- |[[Russell-32771| Russell, Micheal J]] ||||1943 Aug 30||85||||4072404 |- |[[Russell-18335|Russell, Timothy Edward]]||||1936 May 05||77|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/6/60/Russell-18335.jpg 4072412] |- |[[Russell-18447|Russell, William Edwin]]||1871||1941|||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/1/1f/Russell-18448.jpg 4072710] |- |[[Russell-18338|Russell, William]]||||1927 Nov 20||71|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/e/ea/Russell-18338.jpg 4072387] |- |[[Russell-18065|Russell, William]]||||1864 Jun 02||48||H of Elizabeth|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/7/79/Russell-18065.jpg 4072390] |- |[[Russell-18337|Russell, William Thomas]]||||1955 Feb 04||69|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/b/b8/Russell-18337.jpg 4072408] |- |[[Scott-52758| Scott, Robert]]||||1944 Jun 23||64||||4072790 |- |[[ Burke-12277|Shanahan, Ellen]]||||1919May 13||||W of William||4072473 |- |[[Shanahan-1076| Shanahan, William]]||||1945 Jul 14||82||S of Ellen & William||4072473 |- |[[Shanahan-1072| Shanahan, William]]||||||||H of Ellen||4072473 |- |[[Shanley-181|Shanley, Albert]]||||1879 Jan 05||<1||5 mths; S of Matthew & E Shanley||4072504 |- |[[Shanley-307|Shanley, Albert Henry]]||||1910 May 24||||||4072543 |- |[[Johnson-128599| Shanley, Cecilia]]||||1945 Aug 30||71||||4072500 |- |[[Shanley-312| Shanley, Charles James]]||||1881 Sep 04||||||4072543 |- |[[ Shanley-313|Shanley, Charles Peter]]||||1941 Jul 13||69||||4072545 |- |[[Shanley-183|Shanley, Annie Edna]]||||1922 Aug 16||16||D of James & Laura Shanley||4072546 |- |[[Chalker-412|Shanley, Elizabeth]]||||1922 Jan 03||72||W of Mathew||4072544 |- |[[ Shanley-310|Shanley, Henry John]]||||1965 Aug 26||85||||4072499 |- |[[Shanley-308| Shanley, James]]||||1891 Apr 27||||||4072543 |- |[[Shanley-182|Shanley, James Joseph]]||||1931 Jun 13||57||||4072547 |- |[[ Shanley-311|Shanley, John Matthew]]||||1919 Dec 09||14||||4072502 |- |[[Burke-7214|Shanley, Laura]]||||1956 Aug 13||76||||4072548 |- |[[ Shanley-314|Shanley, Lavinia Alice]]||||1920 Aug 15||32||||Funeral notice |- |[[Shanley-184|Shanley, Leslie James]]||||1945 Jan 15||36||||4072498 |- |[[Shanley-180|Shanley, Mathew]]||||1922 Jan 01||78||H of Elizabeth||4072544 |- | [[Shanley-166|Shanley, Michael]] ||||1920 Aug 11||64||with Elizabeth Cook|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/3/35/Shanley-166.jpg 4072413] |- |[[ Moore-77119|Shanley, Rachel]]||||1951 Nov 29||73||with William Shanley||4072549 |- |[[Shanley-316| Shanley, William]]||||1892 Feb 07||||||4072543 |- |[[Shanley-315|Shanley, William]]||||1950 Oct 28||73||with Rachel Shanley||4072549 |- |[[ Sheen-542|Sheen, Mary J]]||||1934 May 14||48||||4072687 |- |[[McElligott-141|Sheehy, Catherine]]||||1873 Jun 21||48||W of William||4072568 |- |[[Sheehy-103| Sheehy, William]]||||1880 Oct 04||72||H of Catherine||4072568 |- |[[Clarke-7773|Shiels, Becky]]||||1898 Mar 02||27||D of Thomas & Mary Ann Clarke||4072599 |- |[[Shingles-14|Shingles, Bertha Eliza]]||||1920 Mar 08||11||with Robert Shingles|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/d/d8/Shingles-13.jpg 4072598] |- |[[Crowe-1742|Shingles, Eliza]]||||1902 Apr 26||52||W of Joseph|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/6/64/Shingles-12.jpg 4072597] |- |[[Shingles-12|Shingles, Joseph]]||||1921 Nov 15||84||H of Eliz|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/6/64/Shingles-12.jpg 4072597] |- |[[Shingles-13|Shingles, Robert Alfred]]||||1926 Jan 08||52||with Bertha Shingles|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/d/d8/Shingles-13.jpg 4072598] |- |[[Smith-289330| Smith, Amos Alexander]]||||1898 Jan 03||21||||4072462 |- |[[ Smith-289336|Smith, Harold John]]||||1934 Dec 05||26||||4072461 |- |[[Smith-160746|Smith, John Walter]]||||1945 Nov 16||71||d. Lewisham hospital; H of Laura|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/e/e1/Crocker-2371.jpg 4072457] |- |[[Smith-289337| Smith,leonard Joseph]]||||1923 Nov 18||<1||7 mths||4072461 |- | [[Russell-18336|Smith, Laura Elizabeth]]||||1954 Sep 05||65||W of John|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/e/e3/Russell-18336-1.jpg 4072458] |- |[[Unknown-623715| Snowden, Margaret]]||||1888 May 29||25||W of Thomas||4072711 |- |[[ Locker-418|Stewart, Sarah Ann]]||||1929 Jul 06||61||W of Thomas||4072646 |- |[[Stewart-52146| Stewart, Thomas David]]||||1930 Oct 13||58||H of Sarah||4072647 |- |[[Sutton-14722| Sutton, Lucelle Jean]]||||1940 Jul 05||11||||4072818 |- |[[Taylor-93531| Taylor, William]]||||1944 Mar 05||87||||4072724 |- |[[Thomas-17099|Thomas, Thomas]]||||1885 Jan 18||64|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/e/e7/Thomas-17099.jpg 4072567] |- |[[Shanahan-437|Thomas, Johanna]]||1830||1904 Dec 3||74||||4072567 |- |[[Thorp-1088|Thorp, George]]||1844||1916|||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/7/75/Thorp-1087.jpg 4072772] |- |[[Goodman-4787|Thorp, Harriet]]||1846||1922|||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/7/75/Thorp-1087.jpg 4072772] |- |[[Lovelock-20|Thorp, Louisa Adelaide Irene]]||1889||1941|||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/7/75/Thorp-1087.jpg 4072772] |- |[[Thorp-1087|Thorp, Thomas Philip]]||1882||1958|||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/7/75/Thorp-1087.jpg 4072772] |- | [[Britt-1457|Tozer, Eva]] ||||1955 Jun 09||82||W of John|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/6/66/Tozer-800.jpg 4072634] |- |[[ Eldridge-3795|Tozer, Georgina Isabella Jane]]||1888 Oct 29||1948 Jan 22||||||4072616 |- | [[Tozer-800|Tozer, John Thomas]] ||||1949 Dec 05||78||H of Eva|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/6/66/Tozer-800.jpg 4072634] |- |[[Train-297| Train, Barry]] ||||1944 Aug 06||1||23 mths; S of Freda & Rob Train|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/7/78/Brayshaw-156.jpg 4072674] |- |Turner, baby||||1933||||||4072739 |- |[[Turner-43482| Turner, James H]]||1873||1958||||||4072731 |- |[[Muir-4716|Turner, Jane]]||1858||1924||||||4072734 |- |[[Turner-43546|Turner, Lawrence]]||1908||1926||||||4072735 |- |[[Turner-43543| Turner, Marie E]]||1939||1942||||Les & Ena||4072738 |- |[[Turner-43547|Turner, Marjorie]]||1924||1925||||||4072736 |- |[[O'Neill-3120|Turner, Mary E]]||||1955 Jan 03||87|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/4/40/O_Neill-3120.jpg 4072580] |- |[[Turner-43548|Turner, Phoebe J]]||1911||1935||||||4072732 |- |[[Turner-43277|Turner, Richard]]||||1922 Aug 31||62|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/4/40/O_Neill-3120.jpg 4072580] |- |[[ Turner-43484|Turner, William J]]||1878||1930||||||4072733 |- |unknown||||||||||4072452 |- |unknown||||||||||4072484 |- |unknown||||||||||4072505 |- |unknown||||||||||4072596 |- |unknown||||||||||4072619 |- |unknown||||||||||4072620 |- |unknown||||||||||4072623 |- |unknown||||||||||4072636 |- |unknown||||||||||4072654 |- |unknown||||||||||4072682 |- |unknown||||||||||4072696 |- |unknown||||||||||4072400 |- |Unknown||||||||||4072707 |- |unknown||||||||||4072716 |- |unknown||||||||||4072718 |- |unknown||||||||||4072723 |- |unknown||||||||||4072798 |- |unreadable||||||||||4072450 |- |[[Chalker-607|Venables, Sarah Jane]]||||1949 Nov 23||78||||4072453 |- |Venables, John Sidney||||1929||||||4072698 |- |[[ Venables-2408|Venables, John Sidney]]||||1937||86||||4072699 |- | [[Venables-243|Venables, Thomas]] ||1818||1911||93|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/9/90/Venables-243-1.jpg 4072697] |- |[[Carter-25064|Venables, Trenna]]||||1937 Jan 09||40||W of T S Venables|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/4/49/Carter-25064.jpg 4072781] |- |[[Waddell-468|Waddell, William J]]||||1893 Dec 28||13||with Arthur Allen|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/7/74/Allen-32743.jpg 4072715] |- |[[Heywood-869|Ware, Katherine]]||||1910 Feb 06||51||mother|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/4/4a/Heywood-869.jpg 4072444] |- |[[Warner-13075| Warner, Esma Grace]]||||1935 Feb 07||12||||4072771 |- |[[ Watkins-12738|Watkins, Thomas]]||||1877 Sep 20||21||||4072695 |- | [[Welch-5560|Welch, Alfred]] ||||1912 Jun 15||48||H of Annie|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/2/27/Welch-5560.jpg 4072701] |- |[[ Ochs-770|West, Annie Catherine]]||||1937 Oct 05||87||||4072432 |- |[[West-26693| West, Francis]]||||1887 Oct 06||19||||4072745 |- |[[West-26695| West, Henry Alfred]]||||1938 Feb 01||67||||4072742 |- |[[ West-26694|West, Henry Alfred]]||||1902 May 05||91||||4072745 |- |[[ West-26698|West, James]]||||1919 Sep 11||45||||4072744 |- |[[ Cochran-6837|West, Mary]]||||1935 Feb 21||63||with Thomas West||4072741 |- |[[West-26701| West, Thomas]]||||1920 Jan 01||54||with Mary West||4072741 |- |[[West-26700| West, William Henry]]||||1929 Nov 22||82||||4072743 |- |[[West-26702| West, William Henry]]||||1917 Nov 01||45||||4072744 |- |[[Westerman-578|Westerman, James]]||||1935 Sep 12||73||B of Thomas||4072416 |- |[[ Perry-24844|Westerman, Mary Jane]]||||1940 Jun 16||86||W of Thomas||4072416 |- |[[ Westerman-580|Westerman, Thomas]]||||1936 May 13||83||H of Mary; 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*[[Project:Texas|Texas Project]] ==Old Alice Road== {{blue| This Space page was written by Allan Harl Thomas (deceased) for the Texas Project }} Old Alice Road is (said to be named in honor of [[King-11147 | Alice Gertrudis (King) Kleberg]] (1862 - 1944), daughter of Richard Louis King and Henrietta Maria Morse (Chamberlain) King) Once used by Indian tribes, then widened by Mexican oxcarts and Spanish expeditions. Prior to the construction of the railway, Brownsville, Alice, and later Falfurrias was the principal trading points. A stage line operated between Brownsville and Alice for several years prior to the Civil War, and following the cessation of hostilities operation was again taken up and the stage was the principal method of travel. As early as 1846, stagecoaches had gone over the Old Alice Road In the 1860s, the spot had international importance. It was a crossing for the cotton road, the lifeline of the Confederacy. When Federal coastal blockades had cut off imports and exports for the entire South, this road moved cotton down to Matamoros so that it could be exchanged for guns, ammunition, medicines, cloth, shoes, blankets and many other vital goods. Besides the prized cotton loads, the stagecoach connection there was of importance to Confederate and foreign businessmen, government agents, diplomats, and Army personnel. Cameron County
*[[Space:Cameron_County%2C_Texas|'''{{orange|Cameron County, Texas}}''']] '''1910,''' The community was named due to being on the Arroyo Colorado. Rio Hondo, Spanish for "deep river," A post office was granted the following year and opened in the store of J. R. George.http://www.texasescapes.com/TexasGulfCoastTowns/Rio-Hondo-Texas.htm Rogers Massacre- William Long Rogers- When the U.S. annexation of Texas occurred in December 1845, this intensified Mexico's asserted claim to Texas. '''March 1846''' U.S. Commander Zachary Taylor advanced his Federal Army beyond the Nueces River and established a supply base at Point Isabel and a garrison (Fort Brown) on the north bank of the Rio Grande. Roswell D. Denton, appointed by Taylor to transport supplies from New Orleans, enlisted Patterson Rogers and Sons, Anderson W. and William L. , to carry supplies from Corpus Christi to Point Isabel. The Rogerses, 9 other men, 3 women, and 4 children left Corpus Christi on April 25, 1846, with supplies bound for Point Isabel. Near this site on May 1, 1846, they were ambushed by Mexican bandits led by Juan Balli. https://www.stoppingpoints.com/texas/sights.cgi?marker=Rogers+Massacre&cnty=cameron '''Willacy County'''
*[[Space:Willacy_County%2C_Texas|'''{{orange|Willacy County, Texas}}''']] :: Paso Real Ferry (the name probably meant "The King's Pass"). The stage road traversed the eastern part of Willacy County, crossing the Arroyo Colorado at the site of the ferry at Paso Real. :: The Paso Real Crossing is nineteen miles southeast of Raymondville on the southern border of Willacy County and the northern bank of the Arroyo Colorado. It was once a ferry crossing, where former US President and Gen. Zachary Taylor crossed during the Mexican War (1846-1848). https://www.kveo.com/news/local-news/remembering-the-paso-real-crossing/ '''3/19/1846''' The first confrontation of what is to become the Mexican War occurs at the Paso Real. As described by the Stambaughs: ::Taylor's forces camped three miles from the Arroyo Colorado, east of Harlingen. Mexican ranchers stationed on the south side warned an American reconnaissance officer that crossing would be considered a hostile act. Bugles were blown at several points south of the Arroyo Colorado to give invaders the impression that there was a sizeable force to oppose them. As a precautionary measure General Taylor placed his artillery in position along the north bank. Shortly thereafter he proceeded south to the Rio Grande. [https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=hvd.32044014515407&view=1up&seq=66&q1 Captain W.S. Henry in his 1847 book] describes the Arroyo Colorado at this time as a "beautiful stream, about 100 yards broad with bluff banks some 20 feet high, and bordered for a depth of two or three miles on each side with a dense growth of mesquite and prickly-pear." [http://www.myharlingen.us/upload/page/0451/docs/02%20Pre-Harlingen%20History.pdf Pre-Harlingen History Prior to the Twentieth Century][http://www.myharlingen.us/upload/page/0451/docs/02%20Pre-Harlingen%20History.pdf Pre-Harlingen History Prior to the Twentieth Century] : "In a location that was once part of the sprawling Armendaiz Ranch, the Paso Real stagecoach stop on the north bank of the Arroyo Colorado was built to service the Alice Stage Coach Line or perhaps an earlier predecessor were said to call it the third stop on a route from San Antonio to Brownsville via Banquette. Some say it was built in 1887 while others put it as early as 1860. A rough surveyor's map dated 1884 does not show the inn building later adjacent to the ferry crossing, which may have been started as early as 1854 by a Senior Gomez. A 1887 construction date for the Paso Real Inn is strongly probable. The inn ceased functioning in 1904 when the railroad line from Robstown to the Valley was completed. Prior to the railroad it was the receiving point for mail destined for what will be Harlingen, much of it addressed to, or in care of, Lon C. Hill. For a time Jesus Lopez has a store at Paso Real before moving on to Brownsville. In 1975 salvageable parts of its structure are moved to the Rio Grande Valley Museum complex in Harlingen for restoration and subsequent display. According to S.P.Rodriguez, once an educator in Harlingen, his father owned and operated the ferry for a time. It was hand–powered along a cable tether and was said to be fifty-five feet long and thirteen feet wide. The fare was eight cents for a stage or wagon with four horses or mules and four cents for smaller wagons and carts. [http://www.myharlingen.us/upload/page/0451/docs/02%20Pre-Harlingen%20History.pdf Pre-Harlingen History Prior to the Twentieth Century][http://www.myharlingen.us/upload/page/0451/docs/02%20Pre-Harlingen%20History.pdf Pre-Harlingen History Prior to the Twentieth Century] '''1915''' During the Bandit Era centering around 1915, a strange set of circumstances occured. The story is this: ::In 1874 Donna Benigna Hodges' first husband, Morgan Barclay bought the first of two tracts from the Matamoros heirs of Jose Narciso Carvazos. He was licensed by Cameron County Commissioners to operate the ferry at Paso Real. When her second husband, Mr. Hodges, died, Donna Benigna Hodges maintained the ferry until the coming of the railroad in 1904 ended stagecoach travel. :Years later, while bed-ridden in Donna Benigna Hodges' home above the Paso Real crossing she appealed to Santos Lozano to care for her after two ranch hands are killed by bandits. That Lozano take her to Harlingen and care for her. Having no heirs she willed her ranch to Micaela Lozano. Thus the mercantile Lozano family also becomes ''ranchers''. Lozano Building Holds Many Memories and Stories, by Norman Rozeff[http://www.myharlingen.us/page/open/8053/0/S.%20Lozano%20Building%20History.pdf Lozano Building Holds Many Memories and Stories Norman Rozeff] Jan 19, 1881 James G. Browne is issued a license for Paso Real, and the following year Morgan Barclay's widow, Benigna Flores de Barclay, is issued one on 2/13/82. Records indicate that licenses were issued to her 1/8/83, 2/11/84, 2/13/89, 2/11/91, 1892, and then in her now married name, Mrs. Benigna Flores de Hodges 2/17/93, 1894, 1895-1899, and 1905. James G. Browne is issued licenses for the same location 1886, 2/1/91, 1892, 2/17/93 and 1894. It is Mr. Browne who operated a stage line carrying mail back and forth to Corpus Christi. Locked mail pouches are delivered to the stage coach drivers. He is one in a succession of stage operators. In 1854 Francis M. Campbell had stages on call to go to Corpus Christi. It was after the Civil War that Thomas Baynon, Richard King's general foreman, operated a stage line between Brownsville and Collins. Finally, in 1899 it is Santiago A. Brown who inaugurated a stage coach service and begins to carry U.S. Mail. The Brownsville to Corpus Christi trip by stage is a six day trip. All must transit the Paso Real.[http://www.myharlingen.us/upload/page/0451/docs/02%20Pre-Harlingen%20History.pdf Pre-Harlingen History Prior to the Twentieth Century][http://www.myharlingen.us/upload/page/0451/docs/02%20Pre-Harlingen%20History.pdf Pre-Harlingen History Prior to the Twentieth Century] El Sauz ranch was an overnight stop and way station along the stage line. Prior to the construction of the railway, cattle were driven overland to points as far north as Kansas, but after the extension of railway lines to Fort Worth and later to Hebbronville and Alice, these towns became the principal shipping points. [https://books.google.com/books?id=feXwAAAAMAAJ&pg=PA5&lpg Soil Survey of Willacy County USDA] '''1881''' Richard King and his partner Mifflin Kenedy incorporated El Sauz into their vast holdings. It later became a subdivision of the King Ranch. A post office by the name of Sauz was opened in 1893 and the town served as a stage-stop - for the Brownsville to Alice stageline. http://www.texasescapes.com/TexasGulfCoastTowns/El-Sauz-Texas.htm La Jarita, TXhttps://www.stoppingpoints.com/texas/sights.cgi?marker=Old+Alice+Road&cnty=willacy : Hidalgo **[[Space:Hidalgo_County%2C_Texas|'''{{orange|Hidalgo County, Texas}}''']] One of the early interior trading points was located at the La Coma ranch, in eastern Hidalgo County, at which place a cotton gin was established in 1902. Small commissaries were located at the principal ranches. ===The "Cotton Road"=== “Generally, there were 10 oxen or six mules to a wagon carrying ten bales, but in the deep sand more animals are necessary. They journey very slowly towards Brownsville from places in the interior of Texas at least 500 miles distant. Want of water and other causes make the drivers and animals undergo much hardship. We are continually passing cotton trains going to Brownsville, also government wagons with stores for the interior.” British military officer, [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arthur_Lyon_Fremantle Lt. Col. James Arthur Lyon Fremantle] The Cotton Road began at Alleyton, near today’s Columbus, which was the terminus of the railroad from Houston, and it ended at the Rio Grande, at the extreme end of the Confederacy. The Cotton Road ran 10 miles west of Corpus Christi. [https://www.tshaonline.org/handbook/entries/hunter-john-warren John Warren Hunter] was 16 when he drove a cotton wagon to Brownsville, which was recounted in his book, [https://archive.org/details/heelflytimeintex00hunt/page/n2/mode/1up/ “Heel-Fly Time in Texas.” ]He described Santa Margarita, with wagon trains loaded with cotton waiting to cross the river. On the other side were pack mules returning from Mexico loaded with medicine, guns and ammunition. “It was sundown when we rode into this vast encampment with its bright fires and incessant din of oxen and horse bells and shouts of herdsmen,” Hunter wrote. The notorious [https://archive.org/details/heelflytimeintex00hunt/page/22/mode/2up/ Sally Skull] was a freighter on the Cotton Road. Before the war, she made her living selling horses. With the war, she bought a fleet of wagons and hired Mexican teamsters to drive them, which turned out to be very profitable. Cotton that brought three or four cents a pound inland sold for 50 cents or more/ pound at Matamoros, paid for in gold. When John Warren Hunter saw Sally Skull on the Cotton Road she was wearing a black dress and sunbonnet with a six-shooter hanging from her belt. She was sitting on a black horse as erect as a cavalry officer on parade. https://www.caller.com/story/news/columnists/murphy-givens/2018/08/08/king-ranch-way-station-cotton-road/902843002/ ===Shawnee Trail=== [https://tshaonline.org/handbook/online/articles/ays02 Shawnee Trail] ===Resources=== [https://scholarworks.utrgv.edu/yturriaphoto/ YTURRIA FAMILY PHOTOGRAPHS COLLECTION] [https://www.agclassroom.org/georgia/matrix/lessonplan_print.cfm?lpid=268 The Cattle Drive and Westward Expansion] Grade Level(s) 9 - 12 == Sources ==
*[[Space:Cameron_County%2C_Texas|'''{{orange|Cameron County, Texas}}''']] '''1910,''' The community was named due to being on the Arroyo Colorado. Rio Hondo, Spanish for "deep river," A post office was granted the following year and opened in the store of J. R. George.http://www.texasescapes.com/TexasGulfCoastTowns/Rio-Hondo-Texas.htm Rogers Massacre- William Long Rogers- When the U.S. annexation of Texas occurred in December 1845, this intensified Mexico's asserted claim to Texas. '''March 1846''' U.S. Commander Zachary Taylor advanced his Federal Army beyond the Nueces River and established a supply base at Point Isabel and a garrison (Fort Brown) on the north bank of the Rio Grande. Roswell D. Denton, appointed by Taylor to transport supplies from New Orleans, enlisted Patterson Rogers and Sons, Anderson W. and William L. , to carry supplies from Corpus Christi to Point Isabel. The Rogerses, 9 other men, 3 women, and 4 children left Corpus Christi on April 25, 1846, with supplies bound for Point Isabel. Near this site on May 1, 1846, they were ambushed by Mexican bandits led by Juan Balli. https://www.stoppingpoints.com/texas/sights.cgi?marker=Rogers+Massacre&cnty=cameron '''Willacy County'''
*[[Space:Willacy_County%2C_Texas|'''{{orange|Willacy County, Texas}}''']] :: Paso Real Ferry (the name probably meant "The King's Pass"). The stage road traversed the eastern part of Willacy County, crossing the Arroyo Colorado at the site of the ferry at Paso Real. :: The Paso Real Crossing is nineteen miles southeast of Raymondville on the southern border of Willacy County and the northern bank of the Arroyo Colorado. It was once a ferry crossing, where former US President and Gen. Zachary Taylor crossed during the Mexican War (1846-1848). https://www.kveo.com/news/local-news/remembering-the-paso-real-crossing/ '''3/19/1846''' The first confrontation of what is to become the Mexican War occurs at the Paso Real. As described by the Stambaughs: ::Taylor's forces camped three miles from the Arroyo Colorado, east of Harlingen. Mexican ranchers stationed on the south side warned an American reconnaissance officer that crossing would be considered a hostile act. Bugles were blown at several points south of the Arroyo Colorado to give invaders the impression that there was a sizeable force to oppose them. As a precautionary measure General Taylor placed his artillery in position along the north bank. Shortly thereafter he proceeded south to the Rio Grande. [https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=hvd.32044014515407&view=1up&seq=66&q1 Captain W.S. Henry in his 1847 book] describes the Arroyo Colorado at this time as a "beautiful stream, about 100 yards broad with bluff banks some 20 feet high, and bordered for a depth of two or three miles on each side with a dense growth of mesquite and prickly-pear." [http://www.myharlingen.us/upload/page/0451/docs/02%20Pre-Harlingen%20History.pdf Pre-Harlingen History Prior to the Twentieth Century][http://www.myharlingen.us/upload/page/0451/docs/02%20Pre-Harlingen%20History.pdf Pre-Harlingen History Prior to the Twentieth Century] : "In a location that was once part of the sprawling Armendaiz Ranch, the Paso Real stagecoach stop on the north bank of the Arroyo Colorado was built to service the Alice Stage Coach Line or perhaps an earlier predecessor were said to call it the third stop on a route from San Antonio to Brownsville via Banquette. Some say it was built in 1887 while others put it as early as 1860. A rough surveyor's map dated 1884 does not show the inn building later adjacent to the ferry crossing, which may have been started as early as 1854 by a Senior Gomez. A 1887 construction date for the Paso Real Inn is strongly probable. The inn ceased functioning in 1904 when the railroad line from Robstown to the Valley was completed. Prior to the railroad it was the receiving point for mail destined for what will be Harlingen, much of it addressed to, or in care of, Lon C. Hill. For a time Jesus Lopez has a store at Paso Real before moving on to Brownsville. In 1975 salvageable parts of its structure are moved to the Rio Grande Valley Museum complex in Harlingen for restoration and subsequent display. According to S.P.Rodriguez, once an educator in Harlingen, his father owned and operated the ferry for a time. It was hand–powered along a cable tether and was said to be fifty-five feet long and thirteen feet wide. The fare was eight cents for a stage or wagon with four horses or mules and four cents for smaller wagons and carts. [http://www.myharlingen.us/upload/page/0451/docs/02%20Pre-Harlingen%20History.pdf Pre-Harlingen History Prior to the Twentieth Century][http://www.myharlingen.us/upload/page/0451/docs/02%20Pre-Harlingen%20History.pdf Pre-Harlingen History Prior to the Twentieth Century] '''1915''' During the Bandit Era centering around 1915, a strange set of circumstances occured. The story is this: ::In 1874 Donna Benigna Hodges' first husband, Morgan Barclay bought the first of two tracts from the Matamoros heirs of Jose Narciso Carvazos. He was licensed by Cameron County Commissioners to operate the ferry at Paso Real. When her second husband, Mr. Hodges, died, Donna Benigna Hodges maintained the ferry until the coming of the railroad in 1904 ended stagecoach travel. :Years later, while bed-ridden in Donna Benigna Hodges' home above the Paso Real crossing she appealed to Santos Lozano to care for her after two ranch hands are killed by bandits. That Lozano take her to Harlingen and care for her. Having no heirs she willed her ranch to Micaela Lozano. Thus the mercantile Lozano family also becomes ''ranchers''. Lozano Building Holds Many Memories and Stories, by Norman Rozeff[http://www.myharlingen.us/page/open/8053/0/S.%20Lozano%20Building%20History.pdf Lozano Building Holds Many Memories and Stories Norman Rozeff] Jan 19, 1881 James G. Browne is issued a license for Paso Real, and the following year Morgan Barclay's widow, Benigna Flores de Barclay, is issued one on 2/13/82. Records indicate that licenses were issued to her 1/8/83, 2/11/84, 2/13/89, 2/11/91, 1892, and then in her now married name, Mrs. Benigna Flores de Hodges 2/17/93, 1894, 1895-1899, and 1905. James G. Browne is issued licenses for the same location 1886, 2/1/91, 1892, 2/17/93 and 1894. It is Mr. Browne who operated a stage line carrying mail back and forth to Corpus Christi. Locked mail pouches are delivered to the stage coach drivers. He is one in a succession of stage operators. In 1854 Francis M. Campbell had stages on call to go to Corpus Christi. It was after the Civil War that Thomas Baynon, Richard King's general foreman, operated a stage line between Brownsville and Collins. Finally, in 1899 it is Santiago A. Brown who inaugurated a stage coach service and begins to carry U.S. Mail. The Brownsville to Corpus Christi trip by stage is a six day trip. All must transit the Paso Real.[http://www.myharlingen.us/upload/page/0451/docs/02%20Pre-Harlingen%20History.pdf Pre-Harlingen History Prior to the Twentieth Century][http://www.myharlingen.us/upload/page/0451/docs/02%20Pre-Harlingen%20History.pdf Pre-Harlingen History Prior to the Twentieth Century] El Sauz ranch was an overnight stop and way station along the stage line. Prior to the construction of the railway, cattle were driven overland to points as far north as Kansas, but after the extension of railway lines to Fort Worth and later to Hebbronville and Alice, these towns became the principal shipping points. [https://books.google.com/books?id=feXwAAAAMAAJ&pg=PA5&lpg Soil Survey of Willacy County USDA] '''1881''' Richard King and his partner Mifflin Kenedy incorporated El Sauz into their vast holdings. It later became a subdivision of the King Ranch. A post office by the name of Sauz was opened in 1893 and the town served as a stage-stop - for the Brownsville to Alice stageline. http://www.texasescapes.com/TexasGulfCoastTowns/El-Sauz-Texas.htm La Jarita, TXhttps://www.stoppingpoints.com/texas/sights.cgi?marker=Old+Alice+Road&cnty=willacy : Hidalgo **[[Space:Hidalgo_County%2C_Texas|'''{{orange|Hidalgo County, Texas}}''']] One of the early interior trading points was located at the La Coma ranch, in eastern Hidalgo County, at which place a cotton gin was established in 1902. Small commissaries were located at the principal ranches. ===The "Cotton Road"=== “Generally, there were 10 oxen or six mules to a wagon carrying ten bales, but in the deep sand more animals are necessary. They journey very slowly towards Brownsville from places in the interior of Texas at least 500 miles distant. Want of water and other causes make the drivers and animals undergo much hardship. We are continually passing cotton trains going to Brownsville, also government wagons with stores for the interior.” British military officer, [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arthur_Lyon_Fremantle Lt. Col. James Arthur Lyon Fremantle] The Cotton Road began at Alleyton, near today’s Columbus, which was the terminus of the railroad from Houston, and it ended at the Rio Grande, at the extreme end of the Confederacy. The Cotton Road ran 10 miles west of Corpus Christi. [https://www.tshaonline.org/handbook/entries/hunter-john-warren John Warren Hunter] was 16 when he drove a cotton wagon to Brownsville, which was recounted in his book, [https://archive.org/details/heelflytimeintex00hunt/page/n2/mode/1up/ “Heel-Fly Time in Texas.” ]He described Santa Margarita, with wagon trains loaded with cotton waiting to cross the river. On the other side were pack mules returning from Mexico loaded with medicine, guns and ammunition. “It was sundown when we rode into this vast encampment with its bright fires and incessant din of oxen and horse bells and shouts of herdsmen,” Hunter wrote. The notorious [https://archive.org/details/heelflytimeintex00hunt/page/22/mode/2up/ Sally Skull] was a freighter on the Cotton Road. Before the war, she made her living selling horses. With the war, she bought a fleet of wagons and hired Mexican teamsters to drive them, which turned out to be very profitable. Cotton that brought three or four cents a pound inland sold for 50 cents or more/ pound at Matamoros, paid for in gold. When John Warren Hunter saw Sally Skull on the Cotton Road she was wearing a black dress and sunbonnet with a six-shooter hanging from her belt. She was sitting on a black horse as erect as a cavalry officer on parade. https://www.caller.com/story/news/columnists/murphy-givens/2018/08/08/king-ranch-way-station-cotton-road/902843002/ ===Shawnee Trail=== [https://tshaonline.org/handbook/online/articles/ays02 Shawnee Trail] ===Resources=== [https://scholarworks.utrgv.edu/yturriaphoto/ YTURRIA FAMILY PHOTOGRAPHS COLLECTION] [https://www.agclassroom.org/georgia/matrix/lessonplan_print.cfm?lpid=268 The Cattle Drive and Westward Expansion] Grade Level(s) 9 - 12 == Sources ==
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The Old Brick Store is located at 440 Main Street (Rt. 119) in West Townsend, Massachusetts. See [http://maps.google.com/maps?sourceid=navclient&ie=UTF-8&rlz=1T4DMUS_enUS234US235&q=elm+and+main+street,+townsend,+ma&um=1&sa=X&oi=geocode_result&resnum=1&ct=title Google Maps for street and satellite images]. In the 1970s it was owned by [[Whitten-3|Edward B. Whitten]]. Edward also owned the nearby [[Space:Settle Shop|Settle Shop]] and Settle Shop Gift Shop with his partner Albert Cadrette. Edward's son [[Whitten-2|Ted]] and his family lived in the house behind the store at [[Space:The_Elm_Street_House|1 Elm Street]]. The sandwich shop across the street was owned by Gisela and John Christian. [[Category:Massachusetts Small Businesses]]
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[[Category:Native American Sources]] [[Category:Cherokee]] == Citation == Emmet Starr, Jack D. Baker, ''Old Cherokee Families: Notes of Dr. Emmett Starr,'' Baker Publishing Company, 1972; 1987. Three volumes. == Repositories == * [https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/007962672 Hathi Trust] - volumes 1-3; search only * [https://www.abebooks.com/book-search/title/old-cherokee-families/ ABE Books] (used book site) * [https://www.amazon.com/Old-Cherokee-families-Notes-Emmet/dp/B0006ENTS0 Amazon] * [https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/366340?availability=Family%20History%20Library LDS Microfilm] == Commentary == The book by this name seems to be a later compilation of the original, namely: : Emmet Starr, [[Space:History of the Cherokee Indians and Their Legends and Folk Lore]],'' Warden Company (1922); ([https://play.google.com/books/reader?id=Ei0TAAAAYAAJ&printsec=frontcover&output=reader&hl=en&pg=GBS.PP1 Google Play])
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[[Project:Florida_Cemeteries|Florida Cemeteries Project]] ===About=== This free space page for the Old City Cemetery is part of WikiTree's [[Project:Florida_Cemeteries|Florida Cemeteries Project]], and was created to document the life and times of our ancestors that are interred there. The Florida Cemeteries Project is a subproject of the larger [[Project:United_States_Cemeteries|U.S. Cemeteries Project]]. Old City Cemetery is located in the City of Tallahassee, the capital city of Florida, in Leon County, Florida. Old City Cemetery was established in 1829 by the Territorial Legislative Council. In 1840, the City of Tallahassee took it over. The cemetery is bordered by Park Avenue, Macomb Street, Call Street and M. L. King Boulevard. It is laid out in four quadrants. When originally established, the cemetery was segregated with white people buried in the Eastern quadrants, and slaves and free people of color in the Western quadrants. Union soldiers were buried in the Southwest quadrant and Confederate soldiers in the Southeast quadrant. People from all walks of life are buried in the cemetery including Governors and statesmen, soldiers, merchants, slaves and Yellow Fever victims. There are roughly 1540 interments. This page is a work in progress, and will remain so until the Table of Interments (below) is completed. The Table of Interments is a sortable listing of persons interred at this cemetery, some or all of whom are linked to existing WikiTree profiles. Although all grave markers in this cemetery have been photographed (or will be shortly), the photos can only be displayed for persons with existing WikiTree profiles. If you know of a person interred at this cemetery that should be linked to an existing WikiTree profile, or needs to have a profile created for them, please contact [[Atkinson-3464|Carolyn Martin]] for assistance. ----- ===Contact Information, Location and Map=== Address and Phone
Old City Cemetery
Tallahassee City Hall
400 W Park Ave
Tallahassee, FL 32301
GPS Coordinates (WGS84)
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[http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=cr&CRid=1623176&CScn=old+city&CScntry=4&CSst=11&CScnty=352&| Find A Grave page]
[http://billiongraves.com/pages/cemeteries/Old-City-Cemetery/13168#cemetery_id=13168&lim=0&num=25&order=asc&action=browse| Billion Graves page] ----- ===Tasks Completed=== Photography * In progress * Approximately 10% of grave markers photographed as of May 29, 2015 Data Transcriptions * In progress * 10% profiles set up as of June 13, 2015 ----- ===To Do=== Project members are needed to: * Assist with data collection and grave marker transcriptions :Additional photography and GPS data collection is needed, and previously collected data can be sent by email to other members willing to assist with transcriptions. * Link existing profiles or create new profiles for persons listed in the Table of Interments :When complete, everyone listed in the Table of Interments will be linked to their own WikiTree profile, and to a photo of that person's corresponding grave marker. The created profiles can include other genealogical and biographical information as well as a listing of sources for documentation. *Validate links and transcription information :Profile and photo links and transcribed information needs to be cross-checked to ensure accuracy. * Create an audio/video tour of the cemetery :Record a virtual tour of the cemetery that can be viewed as downloadable media on computers, tablets or other device. Such a tour would take the viewer around the cemetery to explore the history of the people buried here. Background information can be supplied. Those with mobile internet access can access online links to more information. ----- {| class="wikitable sortable" border="1" cellpadding="10" |+ Sortable table |- ! Last Name/ First/Middle Names ! data-sort-type="date" |Born ! data-sort-type="date"|Died ! Notes ! class="unsortable" | Photo
(click for larger) |- |[[Collins-9522| Collins, Clarence Bythell]]||1849||1903||||[[Image:Collins-9522.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Miller-28507| Collins, Louise Miller]]||1853||1939||||[[Image:Collins-9522.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Collins-9524| Collins, Chester Tuttle]]||1874||1917||||[[Image:Collins-9524.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Butts-702| Butts, Joseph H]]||1858||1918||||[[Image:Butts-702.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Horton-3407| Horton, William]]||1833||1902||||[[Image:Horton-3407.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Griswold-941| Griswold, Oscar]]||9/13/1896||5/14/1904||||[[Image:Griswald-15.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Griswold-942| Griswold, Charlie D]]||9/22/1894||10/7/1905||||[[Image:Griswold-942.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Bryan-2773| Bryan, William Butler]]||4/23/1848||11/6/1909||||[[Image:Bryan-2773.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Gwynn-186| Foster, Caroline Isabel Gwynn]]||3/7/1903||12/7/1989||||[[Image:Gwynn-186.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Foster-9338| Foster, Wilbur Fisk]]||4/14/1901||9/3/1969||||[[Image:Foster-9338.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Gwynn-185| Cochran, Clifton Gwynn]]||12/28/1906||6/1/1940||||[[Image:Gwynn-185.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Cochran-2132| Cochran, John Ward]]||11/28/1898||6/1/1940||||[[Image:Gwynn-185.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Gwynn-184| Gwynn, G H]]||3/27/1862||6/8/1931||||[[Image:Gwynn-184.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Perkins-6170| Gwynn, Jennie Perkins]]||6/17/1878||7/6/1949||||[[Image:Perkins-6170.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Reid-5075| Reid, Alexander R]]||7/26/1860||6/10/1892||Eldest son of Thomas Reid of Kilmerdinny Dunbartonshire Scotland and his wife Elizabeth Thomas, Born in Glasgow Scotland, Died in Ivanhoe near Tallahassee||[[Image:Reid-5075.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Soutar-68| Soutar, James T]]||2/3/1854||11/13/1902||Scotland,( part is illegible) His 49th Year||[[Image:Soutar-68.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Papy-4| Lewis-Logan, Fanny Papy]]||8/14/1864||3/11/1939||||[[Image:Papy-4.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Lewis-16544| Lewis, Edward]]||1851||1901||||[[Image:Lewis-16544.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Lang-2083| McCaa, Nellie Lang]]||8/19/1870||1/23/1909||Beloved Wife of Burwell Boykin McCaa||[[Image:Lang-2083.jpg|100px]] |- |[[McCaa-18| McCaa, Burwell Boykin]]||11/19/1863||8/16/1922||||[[Image:McCaa-18.jpg|100px]] |- |[[McCaa-20| McCaa, Helen Augusta]]||11/21/1897||7/5/1898||||[[Image:McCaa-20.jpg|100px]] |- |[[McCaa-19| McCaa, Burwell Boykin]]||7/9/1894||9/13/1910||||[[Image:McCaa-19.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Lang-2081| Lang, David]]||1838||1917||||[[Image:Lang-2081.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Campbell-14446| Lang, Mary Q Campbell]]||6/10/1846||12/19/1889||(partly Illegible) ? David Lang Born Louisa ? Died in Atlanta||[[Image:Campbell-14446.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Wainright-49| Wainright, Bennie G]]||3/3/1888||7/23/1910||Son of T E & M E Wainright||[[Image: Wainwright-681.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Davis-30262| Davis, Fred H]]||12/6/1865||12/7/1915||Woodmen of the World Memorial||[[Image:Davis-30262.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Pearson-4292| Davis, Annie Pearson]]||2/14/1875||10/21/1918||||[[Image:Pearson-4292.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Davis-30265| Davis, John Wesley]]||10/24/1898||10/9/1918||||[[Image:Davis-30265.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Burnham-1288| Pearson, Mary Burnham]]||5/22/1849||11/11/1925||||[[Image:Burnham-1288.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Davis-30261| Davis, Fred Henry]]||5/18/1894||6/20/1937||Born Greenville, SC Died Jacksonville,Fl, Lawyer, Statesman, Jurist, Soldier; Who served with honor and distinction his people as prosecuting attorney, Leon County, and counsel for State Railroad Commission, Member of legislature and Speaker of the House, Associate Justice and Chief Justice of the Florida Supreme Court, His state in the Florida National Guard and His country in the World War.||[[Image:Davis-30261.jpg|100px]] |- |[[March-681| Clisby, Margaret Amanda March]]||8/2/1825||12/3/1852||Wife of Joseph Clisby, Born in Baltimore, Died in Tallahassee||[[Image:March-681.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Flagg-468| Flagg, Francis H]]||3/23/1811||12/12/1872||Born Beverly, Mass. Died Tallahassee, Fla.||[[Image:Flagg-468.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Flagg-471| Archer, Frances Flagg]]||10/31/1851||11/5/1875||Daughter of F H & M M Flacc, Wife of Thomas B Archer son of James and Mary Archer||[[Image:Flagg-471.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Archer-1935| Archer, Thomas B]]||3/22/1849||9/13/1876||Son of James and Mary Archer||[[Image:Flagg-471.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Maxwell-3525| Flagg, Mary E]]||||12/17/1862||Wife of F H Flagg||[[Image:Maxwell-3525.jpg|100px]] |- | Flagg, Mrs N D||||6/25/1812|||| |- |[[Flagg-469| Flagg, Annie E]]||9/8/1847||3/14/1921||Daughter of F H & M M Flagg||[[Image:Flagg-469.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Flagg-470| Coles, Rebecca Emaline Flagg]]||5/18/1849||11/21/1923||Wife of John W Coles, Daughter of F H & M M Flagg||[[Image:Flagg-470.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Coles-790| Coles, John William]]||9/23/1853||11/20/1914||Son of John and Margaret Coles||[[Image:Coles-790.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Coles-791| Coles, Francis Flagg]]||8/31/1883||3/28/1931||||[[Image:Coles-791.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Spann-84| Whitner, Eliza Ann]]||1/19/1792||10/15/1854||Daughter of James & Elizabeth Fox Spann, Born in So. Ca., Married 47 years||[[Image:Spann-84.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Whitner-71| Whitner, Benjamin Franklin]]||9/22/1791||10/1/1864||Eldest Child of Joseph & Elizabeth Schackleford Whitner, Born near Pendleton, SC, Died in Florida, He married Eliza Ann Spann, daughter of James and Elizabeth Fox Spann and for 43 years they lived in love and unity ||[[Image:Whitner-71.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Dudley-2274| Dudley, Edward]]||||8/3/1876||Son of W S & M C Dudley, 8 mos, 10 days||[[Image:Dudley-2274.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Maxwell-3553| Maxwell, Willie]]||2/11/1854||10/10/1854||Our Little Willie, son of D B & V E Maxwell||[[Image:Maxwell-3553.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Phelps-3328| Phelps, Philo]]||3/20/1847||3/25/1856||||[[Image:Phelps-3328.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Wilson-26821| Wilson, Walter Shirley]]||||10/10/1842||3 mos., children of D C & Elizabeth Wilson||[[Image:Wilson-26821.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Wilson-26822| Wilson, Nancy Lee]]||||7/29/1835||7 yrs 1 mo 12 d's, children of D C & Elizabeth Wilson||[[Image:Wilson-26821.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Wilson-26823| Wilson, Mary Catherine]]||||11/10/1843||3 yrs 28 d's, children of D C & Elizabeth Wilson||[[Image:Wilson-26821.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Wilson-26819| Wilson, David C]]||7/16/1804||11/10/1871||Born jefferson Co VA, Died in Tallahassee, Fla||[[Image:Wilson-26819.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Waddell-930| Waddell, William Woodson MD]]||3/22/1807||11/15/1843||||[[Image:Waddell-930.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Waddell-931|Waddell, Attaway Claudia]]||11/24/1836||12/1/1888||Daughter of W W & L M Waddell||[[Image:Waddell-931.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Lorimer-201| Lorimer, James H T]]||||4/24/1849||Mounment is Erected by an Affectionate Wife in memory of||[[Image:Lorimer-201.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Long-8521| Long, John]]||||9/30/1871||Erected in memory of John Long born in Charleston, So Ga who died in Tallahassee, Fla., The last tribute of a wife's affection.||[[Image:Long-8521-1.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Sheehee-1| Herring, Martha Ann]]||2/12/1833||3/7/1857||Wife of James herring Born Leon County, Fla, Died Tallahassee||[[Image:Sheehee-1.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Gunter-574| Gunter, Herman]] ||7/2/1885||2/6/1972||||[[Image:Gunter-574.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Jones-34616| Gunter, Bertha]]||4/2/1886||5/23/1933||||[[Image:Jones-34616.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Gunter-572| Gunter, Herman ]]||4/13/1850||5/18/????||||[[Image:Gunter-572.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Palm-276| Gunter, Anna Palm]]||7/10/1858||6/12/1911||||[[Image:Palm-276.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Gunter-573| Gunter, Emil]]||11/21/1883||8/15/1914||||[[Image:Gunter-573.jpg|100px]] |- | Shuroff, ?||4/15/1873||12/23/1916||Born in Russia, Died in Tallahassee|| |- | [[Anderson-19626|Anderson, Gussie Herbert]]||3/16/1901||12/21/1923||Born in Tallahassee, Fla||[[Image:Anderson-19626.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Anderson-19625| Anderson, Frank]]||6/18/1879||12/24/1928||In memory of our beloved husband and father||[[Image:Anderson-19625.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Rooks-83| Anderson, Dora Rooks]]||5/27/1883||9/19/1964||Our beloved mother||[[Image:Rooks-83.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Anderson-19627| Anderson, Douglas Lee]]||11/2/1908||9/16/1961||||[[Image:Anderson-19627.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Anderson-19629| Anderson, W H]]||7/13/1844||5/23/1911||Born in Newark, NJ, Died in Tallahassee, Fla||[[Image:Anderson-19629.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Gwynn-187| Gwynn, Walter]]||3/25/1828||11/27/1897||Born in Logan Co., KY, Died in Sanford, Fla||[[Image:Gwynn-187.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Burkhardt-167| Burkhardt, John]]||7/6/1877||10/27/1918||||[[Image:Burkhardt-167.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Turnley-301| Turnley, Morton W Jr]]||||9/13/1928||Son of M W & A D Turnley||[[Image:Turnley-301.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Turnley-300| Turnley, Morton Wisdom]]||3/7/1901||12/2/1946||Born Clarksville, Tenn, Died Tallahassee||[[Image:Turnley-300.jpg|100px]] |- |[[DeMilly-1| Turnley, Augusta DeMilly]]||12/3/1898||9/18/1987||Born in Tallahassee, Fla., Died in Tallahassee, Fla.||[[Image:DeMilly-1.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Phillips-12910| Phillips, Walter Maxwell]]||3/24/1900||9/15/1979||||[[Image:Phillips-12910.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Gossett-610| Phillips, Josephine Gossett]]||1/10/1905||9/18/1998||||[[Image:Gossett-610.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Cay-29| Phillips, Willie Maxwell]]||1/9/1878||3/13/1906||Wife of F M Phillips, Dau. Of John D & Georgia Cay||[[Image:Cay-29.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Cay-28| Cay, John David II]]||8/24/1890||1/4/1931||Sergeant 1st Class US Signal Corps 17th Co. C.O.T.S. Army of US||[[Image:Cay-28.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Winn-903| Cay, Georgia Winn]]||4/1/1850||10/30/1923||||[[Image:Winn-903.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Cay-27| Cay, John David]]||9/17/1840||7/3/1916||Troop G 6th Georgia Calvary CSA||[[Image:Cay-27.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Cay-26| DeMilly, Georgia Winn Cay]]||1/15/1874||1/7/1964||Wife of Walter A DeMilly||[[Image:Cay-26.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Roberts-13562| Roberts, John Porter]]||7/25/1923||4/28/2009||Sergeant US Marine Corps WWII, husband of Patricia Turnley||[[Image:Roberts-13562.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Munro-1290| Munro, Nannie Eppie]]||7/22/1870||7/3/1890||Daughter of Robert and Rachel Munro||[[Image:Munro-1290.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Munro-1291| Munro, Allie Lorrine]]||9/29/1887||11/1/1887||||[[Image:Munro-1291.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Munro-1292| Munro, Willie Eugene]]||9/8/1886||11/10/1886||||[[Image:Munro-1292.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Munro-1293| Munro, Darling Baby]]||||8/29/1884||||[[Image:Munro-1293.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Munro-1294| Munro, Robert E Lee]]||9/20/1880||9/25/1880||||[[Image:Munro-1294.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Munro-1289| Munro, Robert ]]||6/26/1838||12/16/1903||||[[Image:Munro-1289.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Unknown-282282| Munro, Rachel H]]||11/27/1847||1/2/1902||||[[Image:Munro-1289.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Gallie-48| Gallie, Alex]]||8/7/1861||2/13/1888||||[[Image:Gallie-48.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Unknown-282323| Gallie, Permelia]]||||||Mother of Nannie E Gallie||[[Image:Unknown-282323.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Gallie-47| Gallie, Nannie Eppie]]||1861||1926||||[[Image:Gallie-47.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Perkins-6164| Perkins, Willie M]]||11/30/1866||12/14/1866||||[[Image:Perkins-6164.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Perkins-6165| Perkins, Maggie May]]||12/24/1874||11/30/1882||Infant daughter of J D & J D Perkins||[[Image:Perkins-6165.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Perkins-6166| McIntosh, Ida Gray]]||6/23/1868||11/24/1892||Wife of W M McIntosh Jr., daughter of J D & J D Perkins||[[Image:Perkins-6166.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Perkins-6167| Perkins, Charles Willson]]||12/24/1874||8/18/1962||||[[Image:Perkins-6167.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Drummond-1176| Perkins, Josephine Drummond]]||1/9/1881||9/10/1967||||[[Image:Perkins-6167.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Perkins-6163| Perkins, John Day]]||11/15/1843||3/20/1904||||[[Image:Perkins-6163.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Wilson-26706| Perkins, Joanna Wilson]]||11/12/1845||6/30/1908||||[[Image:Perkins-6163.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Perkins-6168| Perkins, Thomas Eugene]]||1872||1959||||[[Image:Perkins-6168.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Myers-6070| Perkins, Marie Meyers]]||1879||1959||||[[Image:Myers-6070.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Myers-6071| Meyers, Frederick Towle]]||1854||1927||||[[Image:Myers-6071.jpg|100px]] |- |[[DeCottes-1| Meyers, Jessie DeCottes]]||1855||1931||||[[Image:DeCottes-1.jpg|100px]] |- |[[DeCottes-2| DeCottes, E A ]]||10/7/1816||9/17/1862||Born in Charleston, SC, Private in the 8 Regiment Florida Vols CSA, Fell at Sharpsburg, NC||[[Image:DeCottes-2.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Duquercron-1| Decottes, A M T DuQuercron]]||11/10/1822||10/4/1882||Born Charleston, SC||[[Image:DeCottes-2.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Wilson-26923| Graham, Elizabeth Budd Wilson]]||10/19/1866||11/18/1889||Wife of John Alexander Graham, Daughter of Davis C and Florence J Wilson, Married Nov 24, 1887, A dutiful daughter, a devoted mother and loving and faithful wife||[[Image:Wilson-26923.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Archer-1955| Archer, Hugh]]||8/21/1796||1/23/1858||Born in Colleton District, S Carolina||[[Image:Archer-1955.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Myers-6157| Myers, Edward Howell]]||1846||1907||||[[Image:Myers-6157.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Peck-3070| Peck, Louis S]]||5/15/1865||6/27/1937||Mossy Creek. Tenn, Jacksonville, Fla||[[Image:Gibbens-54.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Gibbens-54| Peck, Fannie G]]||9/17/1871||7/27/1951||Winchester, Va, Jacksonville, Fla||[[Image:Gibbens-54.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Gorman-949| Gibbens, Florence Aurelia]]||6/20/1842||6/7/1923||Sacred to the memory of a perfect mother||[[Image:Gorman-949.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Keowin-1| Myers, Ann Aurelia]]||1817||1895||||[[Image:Myers-6072.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Myers-6072| Myers, Selim Woodworth]]||1818||1881||||[[Image:Myers-6072.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Myers-6158| Blake, Mary A||1829]]||1921||||[[Image:Blake-3187.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Blake-3187| Blake, Rev E L T]]||1823||1897||||[[Image:Blake-3187.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Gallie-49| Gallie, Alexander]]||||||In loving memory of, Father of Nannie E Gallie||[[Image:Gallie-49.jpg|100px]] |- |[[McLanin-1| Gallie, Jane Ann]]||||1/17/1853||Wife of Alexander Gallie, Aged 36 years||[[Image:McLanin-1.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Taylor-27094|Taylor, Elizabeth Grice]]||9/18/1894||4/23/1896||Dau. of M C & W N Taylor||[[Image:Taylor-27094.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Taylor-27091| Taylor, William Newton III]]||10/2/1896||9/23/1915||Son of M C & Wm N Taylor II||[[Image:Taylor-27091.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Taylor-27088| Taylor, William Newton II]]||12/5/1860||3/8/1916||Son of E G & W N Taylor I||[[Image:Taylor-27088.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Collins-9603| Taylor, Mary C Collins]]||6/8/1864||10/16/1928||wife of Wm N Taylor II||[[Image:Collins-9603.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Grice-315| Taylor, Elizabeth L Grice]]||8/25/1830||7/6/1888||wife of Wm N Taylor I||[[Image:Grice-315.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Taylor-27085| Taylor, William N I]]||6/8/1825||6/23/1896||son of M M & T N Taylor||[[Image:Taylor-27085.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Taylor-27086| Taylor, Charles Theodore]]||11/24/1856||5/12/1873||son of E G & W N Taylor I||[[Image:Taylor-27086.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Taylor-27095| Sanders, Sarah]]||8/27/1852||11/10/1873||dau of E G & W N Taylor I||[[Image:Taylor-27095.jpg|100px]] |- |[[DeMilly-3| DeMilly, Leonard Charles]]||1815||1887||And children and infant grandchildren Raymond Hume, Junius Taylor,Isabella Augusta, Sarah Augusta, Walter Raymond||[[Image:DeMilly-3.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Spear-544| Spear, Lewin R]]||||11/30/1930||||[[Image:Spear-544.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Clark-23073| Spear, Minnie Clark]]||||9/9/1952||||[[Image:Spear-544.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Clark-23074| Clark, Janie Rosselle]]||1870||1939||||[[Image:Spear-544.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Davis-30575| Davis, Cornelia Wood]]||1/17/1915||11/11/1924||||[[Image:Davis-30575.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Davis-30574| Davis, Eugene Moor||1/28/1887||8/6/1956||||[[Image:Davis-30574.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Richardson-9837| Davis, Minnie Richardson]]||4/25/1891||10/2/1921||||[[Image:Davis-30574.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Davis-30573| Davis, George Igdaliah]]||5/19/1855||1/22/1927||||[[Image:Davis-30573.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Tatum-372| Davis, Eugenia Cornelia Tatum]]||12/12/1863||6/12/1944||||[[Image:Davis-30573.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Pigott-284| Davis, Mary Pigott]]||3/20/1899||7/7/1987||||[[Image:Pigott-284.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Davis-30576| Davis, Foster Gilmore]]||9/12/1891||10/2/1912||||[[Image:Davis-30576.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Tatum-374| Tatum, Elizabeth Brokaw]]||4/6/1868||3/18/1913||||[[Image:Tatum-374.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Carpenter-6557| Gimore, Emily G Carpenter Tatum]]||2/17/1844||1/2/1929||||[[Image:Carpenter-6557.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Gilmore-1318| Gilmore, Foster Clinton]]||10/2/1854||12/10/1933||||[[Image:Gilmore-1318.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Campbell-14531| Campbell, William B]]||6/19/1873||5/12/1911||||[[Image:Campbell-14531.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Mabry-418| Hartsfield, Ina Mabry]]||3/19/1885||1/21/1971||||[[Image:Mabry-418.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Hartsfield-87| Hartsfield, Lewis]]||7/11/1878||5/1/1945||||[[Image:Hartsfield-87.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Clark-23075| Clark, Erastus Willson]]||1846||1915||||[[Image:Clark-23075.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Gallie-50| Clark, Rossie C]]||1849||1911||||[[Image:Clark-23075.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Saxon-186| Palmer, Lucille Saxon]]||1885||1927||||[[Image:Palmer-8986.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Palmer-8986| Palmer, Henry E MD]]||1866||1944||||[[Image:Palmer-8986.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Palmer-8988| Palmer. 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[[Project:Florida_Cemeteries|Florida Cemeteries Project]] ===About=== This free space page for the Old City Cemetery is part of WikiTree's [[Project:Florida_Cemeteries|Florida Cemeteries Project]], and was created to document the life and times of our ancestors that are interred there. The Florida Cemeteries Project is a subproject of the larger [[Project:United_States_Cemeteries|U.S. Cemeteries Project]]. Old City Cemetery is located in the City of Tallahassee, the capital city of Florida, in Leon County, Florida. Old City Cemetery was established in 1829 by the Territorial Legislative Council. In 1840, the City of Tallahassee took it over. The cemetery is bordered by Park Avenue, Macomb Street, Call Street and M. L. King Boulevard. It is laid out in four quadrants. When originally established, the cemetery was segregated with white people buried in the Eastern quadrants, and slaves and free people of color in the Western quadrants. Union soldiers were buried in the Southwest quadrant and Confederate soldiers in the Southeast quadrant. People from all walks of life are buried in the cemetery including Governors and statesmen, soldiers, merchants, slaves and Yellow Fever victims. There are roughly 1540 interments. This page is a work in progress, and will remain so until the Table of Interments (below) is completed. The Table of Interments is a sortable listing of persons interred at this cemetery, some or all of whom are linked to existing WikiTree profiles. Although all grave markers in this cemetery have been photographed (or will be shortly), the photos can only be displayed for persons with existing WikiTree profiles. If you know of a person interred at this cemetery that should be linked to an existing WikiTree profile, or needs to have a profile created for them, please contact [[Atkinson-3464|Carolyn Martin]] for assistance. ----- ===Contact Information, Location and Map=== Address and Phone
Old City Cemetery
Tallahassee City Hall
400 W Park Ave
Tallahassee, FL 32301
GPS Coordinates (WGS84)
30.442685,-84.28647,15 [https://www.google.com/maps/place/Old+City+Cemetery/@30.442685,-84.28647,15z/data=!4m2!3m1!1s0x0:0xa0c1547b7f416128] ----- ===Links to Other Online Resources=== [https://www.google.com/maps/place/Old+City+Cemetery/@30.442685,-84.28647,15z/data=!4m2!3m1!1s0x0:0xa0c1547b7f416128| Old City Cemetery on Google Maps]
[http://churches-and-cemeteries.com/pages/306148.html| Churches and Cemeteries page]
[http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=cr&CRid=1623176&CScn=old+city&CScntry=4&CSst=11&CScnty=352&| Find A Grave page]
[http://billiongraves.com/pages/cemeteries/Old-City-Cemetery/13168#cemetery_id=13168&lim=0&num=25&order=asc&action=browse| Billion Graves page] ----- ===Tasks Completed=== Photography * In progress * Approximately 10% of grave markers photographed as of May 29, 2015 Data Transcriptions * In progress * 10% profiles set up as of June 13, 2015 ----- ===To Do=== Project members are needed to: * Assist with data collection and grave marker transcriptions :Additional photography and GPS data collection is needed, and previously collected data can be sent by email to other members willing to assist with transcriptions. * Link existing profiles or create new profiles for persons listed in the Table of Interments :When complete, everyone listed in the Table of Interments will be linked to their own WikiTree profile, and to a photo of that person's corresponding grave marker. The created profiles can include other genealogical and biographical information as well as a listing of sources for documentation. *Validate links and transcription information :Profile and photo links and transcribed information needs to be cross-checked to ensure accuracy. * Create an audio/video tour of the cemetery :Record a virtual tour of the cemetery that can be viewed as downloadable media on computers, tablets or other device. Such a tour would take the viewer around the cemetery to explore the history of the people buried here. Background information can be supplied. Those with mobile internet access can access online links to more information. ----- {| class="wikitable sortable" border="1" cellpadding="10" |+ Sortable table |- ! Last Name/ First/Middle Names ! data-sort-type="date" |Born ! data-sort-type="date"|Died ! Notes ! class="unsortable" | Photo
(click for larger) |- |[[Collins-9522| Collins, Clarence Bythell]]||1849||1903||||[[Image:Collins-9522.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Miller-28507| Collins, Louise Miller]]||1853||1939||||[[Image:Collins-9522.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Collins-9524| Collins, Chester Tuttle]]||1874||1917||||[[Image:Collins-9524.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Butts-702| Butts, Joseph H]]||1858||1918||||[[Image:Butts-702.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Horton-3407| Horton, William]]||1833||1902||||[[Image:Horton-3407.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Griswold-941| Griswold, Oscar]]||9/13/1896||5/14/1904||||[[Image:Griswald-15.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Griswold-942| Griswold, Charlie D]]||9/22/1894||10/7/1905||||[[Image:Griswold-942.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Bryan-2773| Bryan, William Butler]]||4/23/1848||11/6/1909||||[[Image:Bryan-2773.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Gwynn-186| Foster, Caroline Isabel Gwynn]]||3/7/1903||12/7/1989||||[[Image:Gwynn-186.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Foster-9338| Foster, Wilbur Fisk]]||4/14/1901||9/3/1969||||[[Image:Foster-9338.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Gwynn-185| Cochran, Clifton Gwynn]]||12/28/1906||6/1/1940||||[[Image:Gwynn-185.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Cochran-2132| Cochran, John Ward]]||11/28/1898||6/1/1940||||[[Image:Gwynn-185.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Gwynn-184| Gwynn, G H]]||3/27/1862||6/8/1931||||[[Image:Gwynn-184.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Perkins-6170| Gwynn, Jennie Perkins]]||6/17/1878||7/6/1949||||[[Image:Perkins-6170.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Reid-5075| Reid, Alexander R]]||7/26/1860||6/10/1892||Eldest son of Thomas Reid of Kilmerdinny Dunbartonshire Scotland and his wife Elizabeth Thomas, Born in Glasgow Scotland, Died in Ivanhoe near Tallahassee||[[Image:Reid-5075.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Soutar-68| Soutar, James T]]||2/3/1854||11/13/1902||Scotland,( part is illegible) His 49th Year||[[Image:Soutar-68.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Papy-4| Lewis-Logan, Fanny Papy]]||8/14/1864||3/11/1939||||[[Image:Papy-4.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Lewis-16544| Lewis, Edward]]||1851||1901||||[[Image:Lewis-16544.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Lang-2083| McCaa, Nellie Lang]]||8/19/1870||1/23/1909||Beloved Wife of Burwell Boykin McCaa||[[Image:Lang-2083.jpg|100px]] |- |[[McCaa-18| McCaa, Burwell Boykin]]||11/19/1863||8/16/1922||||[[Image:McCaa-18.jpg|100px]] |- |[[McCaa-20| McCaa, Helen Augusta]]||11/21/1897||7/5/1898||||[[Image:McCaa-20.jpg|100px]] |- |[[McCaa-19| McCaa, Burwell Boykin]]||7/9/1894||9/13/1910||||[[Image:McCaa-19.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Lang-2081| Lang, David]]||1838||1917||||[[Image:Lang-2081.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Campbell-14446| Lang, Mary Q Campbell]]||6/10/1846||12/19/1889||(partly Illegible) ? David Lang Born Louisa ? Died in Atlanta||[[Image:Campbell-14446.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Wainright-49| Wainright, Bennie G]]||3/3/1888||7/23/1910||Son of T E & M E Wainright||[[Image: Wainwright-681.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Davis-30262| Davis, Fred H]]||12/6/1865||12/7/1915||Woodmen of the World Memorial||[[Image:Davis-30262.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Pearson-4292| Davis, Annie Pearson]]||2/14/1875||10/21/1918||||[[Image:Pearson-4292.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Davis-30265| Davis, John Wesley]]||10/24/1898||10/9/1918||||[[Image:Davis-30265.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Burnham-1288| Pearson, Mary Burnham]]||5/22/1849||11/11/1925||||[[Image:Burnham-1288.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Davis-30261| Davis, Fred Henry]]||5/18/1894||6/20/1937||Born Greenville, SC Died Jacksonville,Fl, Lawyer, Statesman, Jurist, Soldier; Who served with honor and distinction his people as prosecuting attorney, Leon County, and counsel for State Railroad Commission, Member of legislature and Speaker of the House, Associate Justice and Chief Justice of the Florida Supreme Court, His state in the Florida National Guard and His country in the World War.||[[Image:Davis-30261.jpg|100px]] |- |[[March-681| Clisby, Margaret Amanda March]]||8/2/1825||12/3/1852||Wife of Joseph Clisby, Born in Baltimore, Died in Tallahassee||[[Image:March-681.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Flagg-468| Flagg, Francis H]]||3/23/1811||12/12/1872||Born Beverly, Mass. Died Tallahassee, Fla.||[[Image:Flagg-468.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Flagg-471| Archer, Frances Flagg]]||10/31/1851||11/5/1875||Daughter of F H & M M Flacc, Wife of Thomas B Archer son of James and Mary Archer||[[Image:Flagg-471.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Archer-1935| Archer, Thomas B]]||3/22/1849||9/13/1876||Son of James and Mary Archer||[[Image:Flagg-471.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Maxwell-3525| Flagg, Mary E]]||||12/17/1862||Wife of F H Flagg||[[Image:Maxwell-3525.jpg|100px]] |- | Flagg, Mrs N D||||6/25/1812|||| |- |[[Flagg-469| Flagg, Annie E]]||9/8/1847||3/14/1921||Daughter of F H & M M Flagg||[[Image:Flagg-469.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Flagg-470| Coles, Rebecca Emaline Flagg]]||5/18/1849||11/21/1923||Wife of John W Coles, Daughter of F H & M M Flagg||[[Image:Flagg-470.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Coles-790| Coles, John William]]||9/23/1853||11/20/1914||Son of John and Margaret Coles||[[Image:Coles-790.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Coles-791| Coles, Francis Flagg]]||8/31/1883||3/28/1931||||[[Image:Coles-791.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Spann-84| Whitner, Eliza Ann]]||1/19/1792||10/15/1854||Daughter of James & Elizabeth Fox Spann, Born in So. Ca., Married 47 years||[[Image:Spann-84.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Whitner-71| Whitner, Benjamin Franklin]]||9/22/1791||10/1/1864||Eldest Child of Joseph & Elizabeth Schackleford Whitner, Born near Pendleton, SC, Died in Florida, He married Eliza Ann Spann, daughter of James and Elizabeth Fox Spann and for 43 years they lived in love and unity ||[[Image:Whitner-71.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Dudley-2274| Dudley, Edward]]||||8/3/1876||Son of W S & M C Dudley, 8 mos, 10 days||[[Image:Dudley-2274.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Maxwell-3553| Maxwell, Willie]]||2/11/1854||10/10/1854||Our Little Willie, son of D B & V E Maxwell||[[Image:Maxwell-3553.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Phelps-3328| Phelps, Philo]]||3/20/1847||3/25/1856||||[[Image:Phelps-3328.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Wilson-26821| Wilson, Walter Shirley]]||||10/10/1842||3 mos., children of D C & Elizabeth Wilson||[[Image:Wilson-26821.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Wilson-26822| Wilson, Nancy Lee]]||||7/29/1835||7 yrs 1 mo 12 d's, children of D C & Elizabeth Wilson||[[Image:Wilson-26821.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Wilson-26823| Wilson, Mary Catherine]]||||11/10/1843||3 yrs 28 d's, children of D C & Elizabeth Wilson||[[Image:Wilson-26821.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Wilson-26819| Wilson, David C]]||7/16/1804||11/10/1871||Born jefferson Co VA, Died in Tallahassee, Fla||[[Image:Wilson-26819.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Waddell-930| Waddell, William Woodson MD]]||3/22/1807||11/15/1843||||[[Image:Waddell-930.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Waddell-931|Waddell, Attaway Claudia]]||11/24/1836||12/1/1888||Daughter of W W & L M Waddell||[[Image:Waddell-931.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Lorimer-201| Lorimer, James H T]]||||4/24/1849||Mounment is Erected by an Affectionate Wife in memory of||[[Image:Lorimer-201.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Long-8521| Long, John]]||||9/30/1871||Erected in memory of John Long born in Charleston, So Ga who died in Tallahassee, Fla., The last tribute of a wife's affection.||[[Image:Long-8521-1.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Sheehee-1| Herring, Martha Ann]]||2/12/1833||3/7/1857||Wife of James herring Born Leon County, Fla, Died Tallahassee||[[Image:Sheehee-1.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Gunter-574| Gunter, Herman]] ||7/2/1885||2/6/1972||||[[Image:Gunter-574.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Jones-34616| Gunter, Bertha]]||4/2/1886||5/23/1933||||[[Image:Jones-34616.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Gunter-572| Gunter, Herman ]]||4/13/1850||5/18/????||||[[Image:Gunter-572.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Palm-276| Gunter, Anna Palm]]||7/10/1858||6/12/1911||||[[Image:Palm-276.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Gunter-573| Gunter, Emil]]||11/21/1883||8/15/1914||||[[Image:Gunter-573.jpg|100px]] |- | Shuroff, ?||4/15/1873||12/23/1916||Born in Russia, Died in Tallahassee|| |- | [[Anderson-19626|Anderson, Gussie Herbert]]||3/16/1901||12/21/1923||Born in Tallahassee, Fla||[[Image:Anderson-19626.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Anderson-19625| Anderson, Frank]]||6/18/1879||12/24/1928||In memory of our beloved husband and father||[[Image:Anderson-19625.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Rooks-83| Anderson, Dora Rooks]]||5/27/1883||9/19/1964||Our beloved mother||[[Image:Rooks-83.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Anderson-19627| Anderson, Douglas Lee]]||11/2/1908||9/16/1961||||[[Image:Anderson-19627.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Anderson-19629| Anderson, W H]]||7/13/1844||5/23/1911||Born in Newark, NJ, Died in Tallahassee, Fla||[[Image:Anderson-19629.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Gwynn-187| Gwynn, Walter]]||3/25/1828||11/27/1897||Born in Logan Co., KY, Died in Sanford, Fla||[[Image:Gwynn-187.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Burkhardt-167| Burkhardt, John]]||7/6/1877||10/27/1918||||[[Image:Burkhardt-167.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Turnley-301| Turnley, Morton W Jr]]||||9/13/1928||Son of M W & A D Turnley||[[Image:Turnley-301.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Turnley-300| Turnley, Morton Wisdom]]||3/7/1901||12/2/1946||Born Clarksville, Tenn, Died Tallahassee||[[Image:Turnley-300.jpg|100px]] |- |[[DeMilly-1| Turnley, Augusta DeMilly]]||12/3/1898||9/18/1987||Born in Tallahassee, Fla., Died in Tallahassee, Fla.||[[Image:DeMilly-1.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Phillips-12910| Phillips, Walter Maxwell]]||3/24/1900||9/15/1979||||[[Image:Phillips-12910.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Gossett-610| Phillips, Josephine Gossett]]||1/10/1905||9/18/1998||||[[Image:Gossett-610.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Cay-29| Phillips, Willie Maxwell]]||1/9/1878||3/13/1906||Wife of F M Phillips, Dau. Of John D & Georgia Cay||[[Image:Cay-29.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Cay-28| Cay, John David II]]||8/24/1890||1/4/1931||Sergeant 1st Class US Signal Corps 17th Co. C.O.T.S. Army of US||[[Image:Cay-28.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Winn-903| Cay, Georgia Winn]]||4/1/1850||10/30/1923||||[[Image:Winn-903.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Cay-27| Cay, John David]]||9/17/1840||7/3/1916||Troop G 6th Georgia Calvary CSA||[[Image:Cay-27.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Cay-26| DeMilly, Georgia Winn Cay]]||1/15/1874||1/7/1964||Wife of Walter A DeMilly||[[Image:Cay-26.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Roberts-13562| Roberts, John Porter]]||7/25/1923||4/28/2009||Sergeant US Marine Corps WWII, husband of Patricia Turnley||[[Image:Roberts-13562.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Munro-1290| Munro, Nannie Eppie]]||7/22/1870||7/3/1890||Daughter of Robert and Rachel Munro||[[Image:Munro-1290.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Munro-1291| Munro, Allie Lorrine]]||9/29/1887||11/1/1887||||[[Image:Munro-1291.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Munro-1292| Munro, Willie Eugene]]||9/8/1886||11/10/1886||||[[Image:Munro-1292.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Munro-1293| Munro, Darling Baby]]||||8/29/1884||||[[Image:Munro-1293.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Munro-1294| Munro, Robert E Lee]]||9/20/1880||9/25/1880||||[[Image:Munro-1294.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Munro-1289| Munro, Robert ]]||6/26/1838||12/16/1903||||[[Image:Munro-1289.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Unknown-282282| Munro, Rachel H]]||11/27/1847||1/2/1902||||[[Image:Munro-1289.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Gallie-48| Gallie, Alex]]||8/7/1861||2/13/1888||||[[Image:Gallie-48.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Unknown-282323| Gallie, Permelia]]||||||Mother of Nannie E Gallie||[[Image:Unknown-282323.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Gallie-47| Gallie, Nannie Eppie]]||1861||1926||||[[Image:Gallie-47.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Perkins-6164| Perkins, Willie M]]||11/30/1866||12/14/1866||||[[Image:Perkins-6164.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Perkins-6165| Perkins, Maggie May]]||12/24/1874||11/30/1882||Infant daughter of J D & J D Perkins||[[Image:Perkins-6165.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Perkins-6166| McIntosh, Ida Gray]]||6/23/1868||11/24/1892||Wife of W M McIntosh Jr., daughter of J D & J D Perkins||[[Image:Perkins-6166.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Perkins-6167| Perkins, Charles Willson]]||12/24/1874||8/18/1962||||[[Image:Perkins-6167.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Drummond-1176| Perkins, Josephine Drummond]]||1/9/1881||9/10/1967||||[[Image:Perkins-6167.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Perkins-6163| Perkins, John Day]]||11/15/1843||3/20/1904||||[[Image:Perkins-6163.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Wilson-26706| Perkins, Joanna Wilson]]||11/12/1845||6/30/1908||||[[Image:Perkins-6163.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Perkins-6168| Perkins, Thomas Eugene]]||1872||1959||||[[Image:Perkins-6168.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Myers-6070| Perkins, Marie Meyers]]||1879||1959||||[[Image:Myers-6070.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Myers-6071| Meyers, Frederick Towle]]||1854||1927||||[[Image:Myers-6071.jpg|100px]] |- |[[DeCottes-1| Meyers, Jessie DeCottes]]||1855||1931||||[[Image:DeCottes-1.jpg|100px]] |- |[[DeCottes-2| DeCottes, E A ]]||10/7/1816||9/17/1862||Born in Charleston, SC, Private in the 8 Regiment Florida Vols CSA, Fell at Sharpsburg, NC||[[Image:DeCottes-2.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Duquercron-1| Decottes, A M T DuQuercron]]||11/10/1822||10/4/1882||Born Charleston, SC||[[Image:DeCottes-2.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Wilson-26923| Graham, Elizabeth Budd Wilson]]||10/19/1866||11/18/1889||Wife of John Alexander Graham, Daughter of Davis C and Florence J Wilson, Married Nov 24, 1887, A dutiful daughter, a devoted mother and loving and faithful wife||[[Image:Wilson-26923.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Archer-1955| Archer, Hugh]]||8/21/1796||1/23/1858||Born in Colleton District, S Carolina||[[Image:Archer-1955.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Myers-6157| Myers, Edward Howell]]||1846||1907||||[[Image:Myers-6157.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Peck-3070| Peck, Louis S]]||5/15/1865||6/27/1937||Mossy Creek. Tenn, Jacksonville, Fla||[[Image:Gibbens-54.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Gibbens-54| Peck, Fannie G]]||9/17/1871||7/27/1951||Winchester, Va, Jacksonville, Fla||[[Image:Gibbens-54.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Gorman-949| Gibbens, Florence Aurelia]]||6/20/1842||6/7/1923||Sacred to the memory of a perfect mother||[[Image:Gorman-949.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Keowin-1| Myers, Ann Aurelia]]||1817||1895||||[[Image:Myers-6072.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Myers-6072| Myers, Selim Woodworth]]||1818||1881||||[[Image:Myers-6072.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Myers-6158| Blake, Mary A||1829]]||1921||||[[Image:Blake-3187.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Blake-3187| Blake, Rev E L T]]||1823||1897||||[[Image:Blake-3187.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Gallie-49| Gallie, Alexander]]||||||In loving memory of, Father of Nannie E Gallie||[[Image:Gallie-49.jpg|100px]] |- |[[McLanin-1| Gallie, Jane Ann]]||||1/17/1853||Wife of Alexander Gallie, Aged 36 years||[[Image:McLanin-1.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Taylor-27094|Taylor, Elizabeth Grice]]||9/18/1894||4/23/1896||Dau. of M C & W N Taylor||[[Image:Taylor-27094.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Taylor-27091| Taylor, William Newton III]]||10/2/1896||9/23/1915||Son of M C & Wm N Taylor II||[[Image:Taylor-27091.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Taylor-27088| Taylor, William Newton II]]||12/5/1860||3/8/1916||Son of E G & W N Taylor I||[[Image:Taylor-27088.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Collins-9603| Taylor, Mary C Collins]]||6/8/1864||10/16/1928||wife of Wm N Taylor II||[[Image:Collins-9603.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Grice-315| Taylor, Elizabeth L Grice]]||8/25/1830||7/6/1888||wife of Wm N Taylor I||[[Image:Grice-315.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Taylor-27085| Taylor, William N I]]||6/8/1825||6/23/1896||son of M M & T N Taylor||[[Image:Taylor-27085.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Taylor-27086| Taylor, Charles Theodore]]||11/24/1856||5/12/1873||son of E G & W N Taylor I||[[Image:Taylor-27086.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Taylor-27095| Sanders, Sarah]]||8/27/1852||11/10/1873||dau of E G & W N Taylor I||[[Image:Taylor-27095.jpg|100px]] |- |[[DeMilly-3| DeMilly, Leonard Charles]]||1815||1887||And children and infant grandchildren Raymond Hume, Junius Taylor,Isabella Augusta, Sarah Augusta, Walter Raymond||[[Image:DeMilly-3.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Spear-544| Spear, Lewin R]]||||11/30/1930||||[[Image:Spear-544.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Clark-23073| Spear, Minnie Clark]]||||9/9/1952||||[[Image:Spear-544.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Clark-23074| Clark, Janie Rosselle]]||1870||1939||||[[Image:Spear-544.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Davis-30575| Davis, Cornelia Wood]]||1/17/1915||11/11/1924||||[[Image:Davis-30575.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Davis-30574| Davis, Eugene Moor||1/28/1887||8/6/1956||||[[Image:Davis-30574.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Richardson-9837| Davis, Minnie Richardson]]||4/25/1891||10/2/1921||||[[Image:Davis-30574.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Davis-30573| Davis, George Igdaliah]]||5/19/1855||1/22/1927||||[[Image:Davis-30573.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Tatum-372| Davis, Eugenia Cornelia Tatum]]||12/12/1863||6/12/1944||||[[Image:Davis-30573.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Pigott-284| Davis, Mary Pigott]]||3/20/1899||7/7/1987||||[[Image:Pigott-284.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Davis-30576| Davis, Foster Gilmore]]||9/12/1891||10/2/1912||||[[Image:Davis-30576.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Tatum-374| Tatum, Elizabeth Brokaw]]||4/6/1868||3/18/1913||||[[Image:Tatum-374.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Carpenter-6557| Gimore, Emily G Carpenter Tatum]]||2/17/1844||1/2/1929||||[[Image:Carpenter-6557.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Gilmore-1318| Gilmore, Foster Clinton]]||10/2/1854||12/10/1933||||[[Image:Gilmore-1318.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Campbell-14531| Campbell, William B]]||6/19/1873||5/12/1911||||[[Image:Campbell-14531.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Mabry-418| Hartsfield, Ina Mabry]]||3/19/1885||1/21/1971||||[[Image:Mabry-418.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Hartsfield-87| Hartsfield, Lewis]]||7/11/1878||5/1/1945||||[[Image:Hartsfield-87.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Clark-23075| Clark, Erastus Willson]]||1846||1915||||[[Image:Clark-23075.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Gallie-50| Clark, Rossie C]]||1849||1911||||[[Image:Clark-23075.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Saxon-186| Palmer, Lucille Saxon]]||1885||1927||||[[Image:Palmer-8986.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Palmer-8986| Palmer, Henry E MD]]||1866||1944||||[[Image:Palmer-8986.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Palmer-8988| Palmer. Dr George Saxon]]||2/18/1917||9/15/2002||Major US Army WWII||[[Image:Palmer-8988.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Palmer-9040| Palmer, Martin MD]]||1/20/1927||1/3/2009||||[[Image:Palmer-9040.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Screven-47| Meginnis, Mary Hamilton Screven]]||1849||1918||Wife of B A Meginnis||[[Image:Myers-6074.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Myers-6074| Palmer, Maud Hamilton Myers]]||1/3/1874||2/15/1903||Beloved Wife of Dr Henry E Palmer||[[Image:Myers-6074-1.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Myers-6073| Myers, Thomas]]||||2/9/1880||Aged 30 years||[[Image:Myers-6073.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Bryan-2755| Bryan, Council A]]||1830||1907||||[[Image:Bryan-2755.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Unknown-282353| Bryan, Cornelia A]]||1826||1907||||[[Image:Bryan-2755.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Dyke-389| Dyke, C E]]||1/24/1821||2/7/1887||||[[Image:Dyke-389.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Shine-178|Shine, Lillian E]]||3/12/1844||6/20/1862||||[[Image:Shine-178.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Shine-177| Shine, W Hume]]||5/3/1852||7/8/1928||||[[Image:Shine-177.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Shine-175|Shine, R A]]||6/23/1810||12/29/1862||||[[Image:Shine-175.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Maultsby-28| Shine, M A]]||2/8/1812||3/14/1875||Wife of R A Shine||[[Image:Maultsby-28.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Shine-176| Shine, John Sam]]||||11/21/1863||Son of R A and M A Shine||[[Image:Shine-176.jpg|100px]] |- |}
Old Colonists Photo Mosaic, South Australia
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[[Category:Simpson County, Mississippi, Cemeteries]] [[Category: Old Good Hope Cemetery, Magee, Mississippi]] [[Project:Mississippi_Cemeteries|Mississippi Cemeteries Project]] ===About=== This project will catalog and document all burials in Old Good Hope Cemetery, located just outside of Magee, Simpson County, Mississippi in the Martinville Community. This free space page for the Old Good Hope Cemetery is part of WikiTree's [[Project:Mississippi_Cemeteries|Mississippi Cemeteries Project]], and was created to document the life and times of our ancestors that are interred there. The Mississippi Cemeteries Project is a sub-project of the larger [[Project:Cemeteries_of_the_United_States|U.S. Cemeteries Project]]. This page is a work in progress, and will remain so until the Table of Interments (below) is completed. The Table of Interments is a sortable listing of persons interred at this cemetery, some or all of whom are linked to existing WikiTree profiles. If you know of a person interred at this cemetery that should be linked to an existing WikiTree profile, or needs to have a profile created for them, please contact [[Bishop-4082|Myrtis Bishop]] for assistance. As of July 22, 2022 Findagrave has 714 memorials, 92% photographed. [https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/2312914/old-good-hope-cemetery Old Good Hope Cemetery, Martinville, Simpson County , Mississippi, USA] ===Contact Information, Location and Map=== :Location ::Located outside of Magee, go north on MS Hwy 541 for about 7 miles, turn right off MS Hwy 541 onto Good Hope Road. Continue about 1/2 mile, Cemetery will be on the left. ::Martinville Community, Simpson County, Mississippi USA :GPS Coordinates (WGS84) :: 31.959887, -89.741628 ::[https://goo.gl/maps/alw2C Old Good Hope Cemetery on Google Maps] === History === Old Good Hope Cemetery is located next to Old Good Hope Primitive Baptist Church (est May 1883) which operates and maintains this cemetery. This cemetery is fenced and currently has over 600 marked graves and some reported unmarked graves. See family page [[http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/s/t/e/Cherylynne-G-Stephan/FILE/0011page.html Ancestors of Ruby Frances Mangum]] As of Dec 24, 2015 '''Findagrave''' [http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=cr&CRid=2312914 Findagrave - Old Good Hope Cemetery] lists Old Good Hope Cemetery with 670 graves recorded and 96% photographed. ===Tasks Completed=== :Photography * 100% of marked graves in this cemetery have been photographed by [[Bishop-4082 | Myrtis Bishop]]. :Data Transcription * 10% of all marked graves :Link to Profiles * 0% of all marked graves ===To Do=== * Link existing profiles or create new profiles for persons listed in the Table of Interments :When complete, everyone listed in the Table of Interments will be linked to their own WikiTree profile, and to a photo of that person's corresponding grave marker. The created profiles can include other genealogical and biographical information as well as a listing of sources for documentation. * Validate links and transcription information :Profile and photo links and transcribed information needs to be cross-checked to ensure accuracy. * Create an audio/video tour of the cemetery :Record a virtual tour of the cemetery that can be viewed as downloadable media on computers, tablets or other device. Such a tour would take the viewer around the cemetery to explore the history of the people buried here. Background information can be supplied. Those with mobile internet access can access online links to more information. ===Table of Interments=== Data given is as on Headstone {| class="wikitable sortable" border="1" |+ Sortable table |- ! Last Name ! First/Middle Names/Initials ! data-sort-type="date" | Born ! data-sort-type="date" | Died ! Inscription (notes) ! class="unsortable" | Photo (click for larger) |- | [[Welch-3043 | Allen ]]||Martha C. Welch||1883-10-06||1905-05-10||Martha C. Dau. of T. L. & N. A. Welch, Wife of J. W. Allen, Married June 15, 1900 ||[[Image:Welch-3043.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Amason-xxx | Amason ]]||David Lee ||1958-03-23||2010-11-06||||[[Image:Amason-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Anderson-xxx | Anderson ]]||Ann Marie ||1984-08-10||1984-08-10||The Anderson babies, Gone to be with Jesus, I Love You ||[[Image:Anderson-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Anderson-xxx | Anderson ]]||Helen Victoria ||1985-07-31||1985-10-30||The Anderson babies, Gone to be with Jesus, I Love You ||[[Image:Anderson-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Anderson-74321 | Anderson ]]||Oscar W. ||1900-03-27||1982-03-11||||[[Image:AAnderson-74321.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Craft-3600| Anderson ]]||Mary J. ||1908-04-24||1974-01-06||(nee Craft) [wed] May 9, 1933 ||[[Image:Craft-3600.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Ashley-xxx | Ashley ]]||Amanda ||1856-04-13||1897-05-29||||[[Image:Ashley-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Ashley-xxx | Ashley ]]||Clifton ||||||(buried with other Ashley children)||[[Image:Ashley-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Ashley-xxx | Ashley ]]||Fount ||1897-05-18||1897-06-27|| ||[[Image:Ashley-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Ashley-xxx | Ashley ]]||Francis Elizabeth ||1882-02-17||1908-05-16||||[[Image:Ashley-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Ashley-xxx | Ashley ]]||Ida ||1874-08-31||1932-12-25|| ||[[Image:Ashley-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Ashley-xxx | Ashley ]]||Jack ||1913-04-18||1956-12-15|| ||[[Image:Ashley-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Ashley-xxx | Ashley ]]||John Jackson ||1858-07-08||1914-07-21||||[[Image:Ashley-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Ashley-xxx | Ashley ]]||Lula ||1907-11-24||1911-02-08||Dau of J. J. & I. E. Ashley||[[Image:Ashley-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Ashley-xxx | Ashley ]]||Sarah J. ||1874-06-19||1888-06-25||Sacred to the memory of Sarah J. Dau. of J. J. & Amanda Ashley||[[Image:Ashley-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Bailey-xxx | Bailey ]]||Hilma Mary Etta Shoemaker||1898-03-02||1968-03-24||||[[Image:Bailey-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Bailey-xxx | Bailey ]]||Kiley Fisher ||1895-07-22||1978-02-07||||[[Image:Bailey-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Baldwin-xxx | Baldwin ]]||Hardy M. ||1887-05-12||1980-05-13||||[[Image:Baldwin-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Baldwin-xxx | Baldwin ]]||Mary E. ||1918-09-22||1990-09-21||||[[Image:Baldwin-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Baldwin-xxx | Baldwin ]]||Savilla J. ||1885-09-27||1972-04-05||||[[Image:Baldwin-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Barr-xxx | Barr]]||Ammi Howard ||1932-02-09||2013-06-23||[wed Mar 10 1951] death date from obit||[[Image:Barr-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Barr-xxx | Barr ]]||Ammi I. ||1894-08-02||1993-12-02||||[[Image:Barr-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Barr-xxx | Barr ]]||Anderson Ray ||1869-03-17||1941-04-18||||[[Image:Barr-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Barr-xxx | Barr ]]||Guy L. ||1904-02-13||1988-03-29||||[[Image:Barr-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Barr-xxx | Barr ]]||Infant ||1924-01-19||1924-01-22||Child of Ammi and Irena Barr||[[Image:Barr-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Shoemaker-xxx | Barr ]]||Irena S. Shoemaker||1897-10-07||1981-11-13||||[[Image:Barr-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Barr-xxx | Barr ]]||Judieth Rae ||1948-05-03||1948-05-03||G. R. Barr||[[Image:Barr-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Hankins-xxx | Barr ]]||Mary Ida Hankins||1876-02-28||1933-05-20||Wife of Anderson Ray Barr||[[Image:Barr-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[White-xxx | Barr]]||Nezzie White ||1932-05-30||2004-03-18||[wed Mar 10 1951] ||[[Image:Barr-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Bounds-xxx | Barr ]]||Ulma Bounds||1905-10-29||2003-12-15||Wife of Guy Barr||[[Image:Barr-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Barr-xxx | Barr ]]||Willie Sue ||1919-08-29||1925-12-17||||[[Image:Barr-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Barret-4453 | Barret ]]||Lee||1866-12-26||1930-02-27||Gone but not forgotten ||[[Image:Barret-4453.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Anderson-22129 | Barrett ]]||Ada A.||1875-12-05||1953-06-07||(nee Anderson) ||[[Image:Anderson-22129.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Mangum-648| Barrett ]]||B. Leona Sowell ||1904-10-16||1975-01-05||(nee Mangum) Mother||[[Image:Mangum-648.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Barrett-xxx | Barrett ]]||Howard ||1930-04-18||1931-12-10||||[[Image:Barrett-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Barrett-xxx | Barrett ]]||Hubert ||1906-06-23||1930-07-18||||[[Image:Barrett-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Barrett-4454 | Barrett ]]||James L. ||1922-12-15||1923-10-16||Son of O. R. & G. I. Barrett, Gone to be an angel. ||[[Image:Barrett-4454.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Barrett-xxx | Barrett ]]||Kennon Lee ||1909-06-04||1909-11-04||||[[Image:Barrett-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Barrett-4453 | Barrett ]]||Lee ||1866-12-26||1930-02-27||Gone but not forgotten. ||[[Image:Barrett-4453.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Barrett-xxx | Barrett ]]||Otis Monroe ||1899-02-02||1954-08-20||||[[Image:Barrett-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Barrett-xxx | Barrett ]]||Robert M. ||1934-08-18||1934-09-24||||[[Image:Barrett-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Fountain-xxx | Barrett ]]||Sarah||1832-04-12||1900-06-17||(nee Fountain) ||[[Image:Fountain-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Baldwin-xxx | Baldwin ]]||Bobbie K. ||1934-7-20||||[wed] June 2, 1951, [back] Children; James E., Hardy M., Pamala J. ||[[Image:Baldwin-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Baldwin-xxx | Baldwin ]]||Hardy M ||1921-03-27||2000-07-13||[wed] June 2, 1951, [back] son Ricky R., [military] Hardy N Balwin, SGT US Army, World War II ||[[Image:Baldwin-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Jones-125170 | Baldwin ]]||Lorena M. ||1919-03-19||2006-11-14||(nee Jones) [wed] Dec 1, 1932||[[Image:Jones-125170.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Baldwin-16320| Baldwin ]]||William T. ||1908-12-24||1994-01-07||[wed] Dec 1, 1932 ||[[Image:Baldwin-16320.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Ball-xxx | Ball ]]||Glyn Dale ||1927-07-23||2005-07-12||Married May 12, 1951 ||[[Image:Ball-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Shows-xxx | Ball ]]||Gwyne Shows||1933-05-03||||Married May 12, 1951 ||[[Image:Ball-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Barr-xxx | Barr ]]||Infant Son ||1926-08-09||1926-08-09||Infant Son pf Mr. & Mrs. G. L. Barr, Gone So Soon ||[[Image:Barr-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Bates-xxx | Bates ]]||Bryan C. ||1993-08-05||1993-08-05|| ||[[Image:Bates-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Mott-xxx | Bennett ]]||Dorothy Mae Mott||1920-12-31||1954-01-24||||[[Image:Bennett-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Benton-xxx | Benton ]]||Frances Aquilla ||1839-02-25||1914-05-11|| ||[[Image:Benton-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Bishop-4980 | Bishop ]]||A. C. ||1847-02-14||1889-07-22||||[[Image:Bishop-4980.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Bishop-4986 | Bishop ]]||Francis Virginia ||1877 ||1891 ||||[[Image:Bishop-4986.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Cortney-6 | Bishop ]]||M. S. ||1844-09-22||1928-12-23||||[[Image:Cortney-6.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Bishop-5006 | Bishop ]]||W. E. ||1883-06-04||1901-06-03||||[[Image:Bishop-5006.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Bright-4969 | Bright ]]||H. H. ||1872-12-25||1901-04-14|| ||[[Image:Bright-4969.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Puckett-2828 | Blair ]]||Betty C. ||1951-03-28||2014-03-21||(nee Puckett)||[[Image:Puckett-2828.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Bailey-xxx | Boone ]]||Willie Catherine Bailey||1891-07-16||1980-01-26||||[[Image:Boone-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Brewer-xxx | Brewer ]]||Mark William || ||1979 ||||[[Image:Brewer-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Puckett-2828 | Brinson ]]||Bertie Mae ||1941-07-20||1988-09-04||(nee Puckett) [wed] Jul 03, 1960 Mama||[[Image:Puckett-2828.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Brinson-893 | Brinson ]]||Brenda Jo ||1962-07-18||1962-07-18||Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William T. Brinson||[[Image:Brinson-893.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Brinson-892 | Brinson ]]||Timothy Earl ||1978-08-09||1978-08-09||Son of Mr. and Mrs. William T. Brinson||[[Image:Brinson-892.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Kelsey-2889 | Brinson ]]||William Thomas ||1935-04-03||2014-12-05||[wed] Jul 03, 1960 daddy||[[Image:Kelsey-2889.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Britt-xxx | Britt ]]||Jerry Lee ||1936-09-27||2011-10-25||||[[Image:Britt-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Jones-131648 | Brookshire ]]||Nannie Sue ||1928-09-11||2009-07-16||(nee Jones) [wed] Jan 03, 1950||[[Image:Brookshire-682.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Brookshire-682 | Brookshire ]]||Roy Onida Sr. ||1914-09-03||1999-12-16||[wed] Jan 3, 1950 ||[[Image:Brookshire-682.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Brown-xxx | Brown ]]||D. Frank ||1923-04-19||2000-12-15||||[[Image:Brown-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Brown-xxx | Brown ]]||Dennis F. ||1924-04-19||2000-12-15||PFC US Army World War II Purple Heart ||[[Image:Brown-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Brown-xxx | Brown ]]||Eraco S. ||1913-03-31||1996-11-12|| ||[[Image:Brown-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Brown-xxx | Brown ]]||Geraldine ||1965-06-11|||| ||[[Image:Brown-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Brown-xxx | Brown ]]||Infant Son ||1940-03-02||1940-03-02||Infant Son of Mr. & Mrs. Wilbert Brown ... ||[[Image:Brown-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Brown-xxx | Brown ]]||Jimmy C. ||1936-03-26||2001-07-16|| ||[[Image:Brown-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Brown-xxx | Brown ]]||Jimmy C. Jr. ||1961-08-14||1962-05-21||||[[Image:Brown-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Brown-xxx | Brown ]]||Lydia S. ||1928-03-21||1985-12-28||Wife of D. Frank||[[Image:Brown-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Brown-xxx | Brown ]]||Mary E. ||1936-05-08||2001-12-01|| ||[[Image:Brown-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Brown-xxx | Brown ]]||Minnie Rachel ||1941-07-21||1958-11-26||(buried next to Wilbert E. & Eraco Brown)||[[Image:Brown-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Brown-xxx | Brown ]]||Wilbert E. ||1913-06-30||1995-05-07|| ||[[Image:Brown-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Bu?-xxx | Bu? ]]||H. S. ||1880-10-08||1907-01-01|| ||[[Image:Bu?-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Burch-xxx | Burch ]]||Johnny Mack Sr ||1944-11-14||2001-06-08|| ||[[Image:Burch-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Bush-8714 | Bush ]]||Francis M. ||1860||1925-08-06|| Reported Buried by Death Certificate |- | [[Bush-xxx | Bush ]]||James W. ||1895-07-30||1895-12-28||Son of W. E. and L. I. Bush||[[Image:Bush-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Bush-xxx | Bush ]]||Mahala J. ||1898-10-03||1898-12-20||Daughter of L. I. and W. E. Bush||[[Image:Bush-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Bush-xxx | Bush ]]||Son ||1898-10-02||1898-10-02||Son of W. E. and L. I. Bush||[[Image:Bush-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Bankston-127| Bynum ]]||Earnestine||1933-12-16||2011-04-08||(death date from SSDi) (nee Bankston)||[[Image:Bynum-926.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Bynum-926 | Bynum ]]||Floyd F.||1936-06-03||2010-02-27||Father; The earthly song is ended and the voice joins the Heavenly choir.||[[Image:Bynum-926.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Bynum-927 | Bynum ]]||Floyd O'Quin Sr.||1936-06-03||2010-02-27||Pain Free-Dancin' in Heaven ||[[Image:Bynum-927.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Bynum-929| Bynum ]]||Glyn H.||1932-01-05||2005-07-01||(double headstone with Earnestine, b Dec 16, 1933||[[Image:Bynum-929.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Baldwin-5116 | Bynum ]]||Ora B.||1910-10-02||1993-12-30||Mother; She's in the glory land (nee Baldwin)||[[Image:Bynum-926.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Bynum-948| Bynum ]]||Peggy Jane ||1942-02-10||1960-01-04||||[[Image:Bynum-948.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Welch-3042 | Cockrell ]]||Lula ||1888-02-01||1906-06-15||Dau. of T. L. & N. A. Welch, Wife of M. C. Cockrell, Married Feb. 1, 1906 ||[[Image:Welch-3042.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Cockrell-xxx | Cockrell ]]||Velma Jannette ||1951-05-03||1954-07-07|| ||[[Image:Cockrell-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Wade-xxx | Cooper ]]||Emma Wade||1882-03-05||1961-05-19 ||(nee Wade)||[[Image:Wade-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Cooper-39480| Cooper ]]||Cora M. || || ||(dates unreadable) Daug. of J.W. & M. J. Cooper||[[Image:Cooper-39480.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Cooper-21178| Cooper ]]||James Ira ||1871-03-14||1947-11-14||||[[Image:Cooper-21178.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Cooper-39478| Cooper ]]||J. W.|| || ||(dates unreadable)||[[Image:Cooper-39478.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Cooper-xxx | Cooper ]]||M. D. ||1918-10-04||2000-05-03||Gone but not forgotten.||[[Image:Cooper-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Shows-268 | Cooper ]]||Sara E. ||1873-02-25||1910-03-15||(nee Shows)||[[Image:SShows-268.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Cortese-18 | Cortese ]]||Joseph A. ||1913-02-16||2007-10-04||Beyond the sunset ||[[Image:Cortese-18.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Welch-3040 | Cortese ]]||Ruth Welch ||1928-08-26||2010-02-15||Beyond the sunset ||[[Image:Cortese-18.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Layton-xxx | Craft ]]||Annie Belle ||1909-09-16||1953-10-27||(nee Layton) ||[[Image:Layton-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Craft-3818 | Craft ]]||B. J. ||1812-01-15||1900-05-25||(given name Burrell Jefferson)||[[Image:Craft-3818.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Craft-xxx | Craft ]]||Carl Thomas ||1957-01-26||1959-02-07|| ||[[Image:Craft-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Craft-xxx | Craft ]]||Clarence ||1941||2007|| ||[[Image:Craft-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Craft-xxx | Craft ]]||Edna Mae ||1918-03-08||2000-02-17|| ||[[Image:Craft-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Shows-xxx | Craft ]]||Hattie||1881-01-01||1961-12-17||(nee Shows) ||[[Image:Craft-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Craft-xxx | Craft ]]||John William ||1948-07-12||1967-03-29|| ||[[Image:Craft-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Craft-xxx | Craft ]]||Joseph W. ||1928-03-15||1997-03-25|| ||[[Image:Craft-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Craft-1268| Craft ]]||Olen ||1908-08-13||1990-12-11|| ||[[Image:Craft-1268.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Craft-xxx | Craft ]]||Laree Elizabeth ||1913-03-21||1930-08-06|| ||[[Image:Craft-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Parish-763| Craft ]]||Lozell P. ||1926-08-14||2012-04-26||(nee Parish) ||[[Image:Parish-763.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Martin-xxx | Craft ]]||Lilla Mae||1907-07-23||1981-04-05||(nee Martin) ||[[Image:Craft-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Craft-xxx | Craft ]]||Lura Mae ||1928-08-16||2006-04-14|| ||[[Image:Craft-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Craft-xxx | Craft ]]||M. L. ||1916-03-19||1916-06-15||BABY, M. L. Son of S. F. & Hattie Craft, Darling we miss thee ||[[Image:Craft-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Craft-xxx | Craft ]]||Martha Ann ||1923-06-10||1928-01-22||At Rest (buried next to Wm S. & Recy Craft)||[[Image:Craft-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Craft-xxx | Craft ]]||Marvin B. ||1906-03-19||1960-08-29|| ||[[Image:Craft-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Craft-xxx | Craft ]]||Mary E. ||1934-10-9|||| ||[[Image:Craft-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Craft-1627| Craft ]]||Olyer L. ||1920-02-17||1977-07-16||(mil) SGT US Army World War II; He died as he lived - a Christian ||[[Image:Craft-1627.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Craft-2987| Craft ]]||Ruben S. ||1881-03-17||1954-04-17|| ||[[Image:Craft-2987.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Craft-xxx | Craft ]]||Rubin Sylvester ||1910-03-09||1991-12-26||[wed] June 22, 1940 ||[[Image:Craft-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Craft-xxx | Craft ]]||Samuel F. ||1880-12-15||1949||||[[Image:Craft-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Craft-3819| Craft ]]||Temperens ||1816-01-06||1898-01-14||(nee Craft) Wife of B. Craft ||[[Image:Craft-3819.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Craft-xxx | Craft ]]||Thomos Bayard ||1904-02-19||1992-12-06|| ||[[Image:Craft-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Craft-xxx | Craft ]]||Vera Christine ||1927-01-22||1929-01-29||Dau of Mr. & Mrs. Bayard Craft; Darling we miss thee ||[[Image:Craft-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Layton-646| Craft ]]||Wilda||1911-08-22||1999-09-09||(nee Layton) ||[[Image:Craft-1268.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Craft-4012 | Croft ]]||Eddey N. ||1895-10-12||1918-10-19||Son of S. L & M. A. Croft ||[[Image:Craft-4012.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Craft-3386 | Croft ]]||S. L. ||1841-09-30||1916-09-12|||(i.e. Craft) ||[[Image:Craft-3386.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Jones-124415 | Davis ]]||Emma ||1872-12-25||1945-08-27||(nee Jones) MOTHER ||[[Image:Jones-124415.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Davis-xxx | Davis ]]||Julius A. ||1830-10-10||1897-05-04||||[[Image:Davis-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Dickerson-xxx | Dickerson ]]||Keith O'Bryan ||1975-11-19||1991-05-10||He's Walking Now ||[[Image:Dickerson-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Dollar-xxx | Dollar ]]||Darlene ||1954-07-17||1954-10-19|| ||[[Image:Dollar-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Dyche-xxx | Dyche ]]||Barbara Lyn Shows||1959-02-27||2005-04-23||||[[Image:Dyche-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Bright-4968 | Edwards]]||Alice ||1896-09-16||1983-03-06||(nee Bright) Mother||[[Image:Bright-4968.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Brookshire-683 | Edwards ]]||Barbara Ann ||1955-09-28||2002-06-20||(nee Brookshire) Daughter ||[[Image:Brookshire-683.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Edwards-22469 | Edwards]]||Clarence ||1894-12-25||1940-09-20||Father||[[Image:Edwards-22469.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Edwards-xxx | Edwards ]]||Janice Lynn ||1974-12-27||1979-04-18||Our Darling; Here lies an angel||[[Image:Edwards-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Edwards-xxx | Edwards ]]||Lina E. ||1888-07-07||1983-03-21||Daughter of Albert Thomas and Willie Ann Burgess Edwards; Sweet Peace, the gift of God's love.||[[Image:Edwards-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Floyd-xxx | Floyd ]]||May ||1912-02-02||1937-05-11|| ||[[Image:Floyd-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Fortenberry-366 | Fortenberry ]]||Charlie R. ||1873-11-04||1944-03-16||||[[Image:Fortenberry-366.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Dickerson-1027 | Fortenberry ]]||Ida Violana Dickerson||1875 || ||||[[Image:Fortenberry-1027.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Bishop-4373 | Fortenberry ]]||Lydia J. Bishop||1828-02-20||1913-12-30||(reported burial)||[[Image:Bishop-4373.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Stivers-64 | Fortenberry ]]||Mollie S.||1884-09-30||1954-11-02||(nee Stivers) ||[[Image:Fortenberry-366.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Fortenberry-831| Fortenberry ]]||Tiny V. ||1912-09-04||1912-11-16||'''no headstone'''||[[Image:Fortenberry-831.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Fortenberry-407 | Fortenberry ]]||William Henry ||1855 ||1940 ||||[[Image:Fortenberry-407.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Jones-xxx | Fulton ]]||Donnie Lee (Donna) ||1937-08-26||2014-04-26||(nee Jones) Mother||[[Image:Fulton-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Fulton-xxx | Fulton ]]||Sanford D. ||1929-04-20||2003-08-13||Daddy ||[[Image:Fulton-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Gates-xxx | Gates ]]||Nellene ||1931-10-10||19330-4-15|| ||[[Image:Gates-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Gilbert-xxx | Gilbert ]]||Thomas ||1958-09-19||1998-11-11|| ||[[Image:Gilbert-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Gregory-xxx | Gregory ]]||Charles P. ||1843-03-03||1892-05-17||PVT CO H 6 MISS INF CSA||[[Image:Gregory-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Helm-xxx | Hand ]]||Molly Ray Helm||1928-05-20||2006-09-30|| ||[[Image:Hand-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Helms-xxx | Helms ]]||Billie George||1929-12-06||1946-04-21|| ||[[Image:Helms-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Helms-xxx | Helms ]]||Viola Jean ||1929-12-06||1930-02-03|| ||[[Image:Helms-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Irby-xxx | Irby ]]||Lloyd ||1918-11-11||1997-10-23|| ||[[Image:Irby-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Irby-xxx | Irby ]]||Oree E. ||1916-08-06||2009-04-08|| ||[[Image:Irby-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Jones-125160 | James ]]||Edna P. ||1924-06-07||2002-12-26||(nee Jones) ||[[Image:Jones-125160.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Fortenberry-367 | Jennings ]]||Doris C. ||1930-09-30||1987-05-12||(nee Fortenberry) [wed] Sep 27, 1946Mother||[[Image:Fortenberry-367.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Jennings-13092 | Jennings ]]||George H. ||1927-10-24||1989-03-05||[wed] Sep 27, 1946 Father ||[[Image:Jennings-13092.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Parker-15487 | Jennings ]]||Kate P. ||1856-02-18||1944-11-21||Death is eternal life, why should we weep. (nee Parker) ||[[Image:Parker-15487.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Jennings-xxx | Jennings ]]||Sarah Jane ||1909-06-04||1985-12-07|| ||[[Image:Jennings-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Johnson-xxx | Johnson ]]||Leonard Sewell||1911-02-09||1948-06-15||My Dream||[[Image:Johnson-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Shows-336 | Johnson ]]||Vaudys Shows||1918-11-04||1984-02-11||(nee Shows) (buried next to Norman Bernard Johnson) My Dream||[[Image:Johnson-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Gray-15852 | Jones ]]||Addie F. ||1885-07-26||1974-07-04||(nee Gray)||[[Image:Jones-55230.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Jones-xxx | Jones ]]||Addie Marie Johnson||1929-04-02||2004-05-16||(nee Johnson)||[[Image:Jones-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Wigington-156 | Jones ]]||Annie L. ||1895-01-23||1976-01-21||(nee Wigington)||[[Image:Jones-131555.jpg |100px]] |- | [Jones-96583 | Jones ]]||Amanda J. ||1884-04-22||1901-05-21||Amanda J. Dau of W. & L. Jones, wife of Walters (need better photo)||[[Image:Jones-96583.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Cole-16412| Jones ]]||Bessie C.||1901-01-15||1991-01-03||(nee Cole)||[[Image:Jones-16412.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Jones-131609 | Jones ]]||Betty Joyce ||1938-08-19||1938-08-26|| ||[[Image:Jones-131609.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Jones-xxx | Jones ]]||Billy Earl ||1958-01-24||1980-09-08||||[[Image:Jones-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Jones-131806 | Jones ]]||Billy Joe ||1936-01-03||1979-11-12||S SGT US Air Force Vietnam||[[Image:Jones-131806.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Jones-xxx | Jones ]]||Bitha ||1882||1902-08-28||In Memory of Bitha Wife of J. J. Jones, Died Aug. 28, 1902, Age 20 yrs ||[[Image:Jones-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Jones-xxx | Jones ]]||Bob H. ||1921-09-3||2003-09-08||Married May 4, 1940, Military: Bob H. Jones SGT US ARMY WORLD WAR II Purple Heart ||[[Image:Jones-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Jones-xxx | Jones ]]||Bonnie Jean ||1925-03-18||1984-05-30||Wife of John Hollis Jones||[[Image:Jones-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Thames-784 | Jones ]]||Bonnie S. ||1926-05-06||2006-09-27||(nee Thames [wed] June 22, 1946 Mother||[[Image:Thames-784.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Jones-xxx | Jones ]]||Brenda F. ||1949-12-14||2005-11-19||Married July 3, 1990 ||[[Image:Jones-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Jones-123466 | Jones ]]||C. J. ||1852 ||1917||||[[Image:Jones-123466.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Jones-xxx | Jones ]]||Charles Gerald ||1920-08-07||1992-06-15||||[[Image:Jones-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Jones-28116| Jones ]]||Chesley E. ||1853||1917||Father; Here is one who is sleeping in faith and love. ||[[Image:Jones-28116.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Jones-xxx | Jones ]]||Clemon Howard ||1929-11-28||1988-02-21||||[[Image:Jones-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Jones-xxx | Jones ]]||Curtis T. ||1932-11-4||2002-12-02||||[[Image:Jones-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Jones-xxx | Jones ]]||David Scott ||1971-07-13||1989-07-04||Son of David and Catha Jones||[[Image:Jones-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Jones-xxx | Jones ]]||Dorothy A. ||1920-12-23||||Married May 4, 1940 ||[[Image:Jones-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Easterling-784| Jones ]]||Edna Earl ||1935-11-18||2017-08-19||(nee Easterling) [wed June 23, 1962]||[[Image:Jones-131611.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Jones-132611 | Jones ]]||Elson E. ||1922-08-02||1984-06-04||[wed] Oct 5, 1941||[[Image:Jones-132611.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Waters-9969 | Jones ]]||Evielee ||1913-01-06||2003-05-26||(nee Waters ||[[Image:Jones-131608.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Jones-xxx | Jones ]]||Floyd W. ||1860-12-07||1933-02-13||||[[Image:Jones-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Jones-96588 | Jones ]]||Floyd W. ||1901-06-22||1983-02-25||||[[Image:Jones-96588.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Jones-xxx | Jones ]]||Gaston E. ||1917-04-12||1988-11-03||||[[Image:Jones-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Jones-131608 | Jones ]]||Gatha Hilliard ||1905-12-04||1999-07-14|| ||[[Image:Jones-131608.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Jones-95883 | Jones ]]||H. B. ||1855-12-01||1931-05-26||||[[Image:Jones-95883.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Jones-131649 | Jones ]]||Harold L. ||1926-03-31||1997-10-07||[wed] Feb 18, 1950 ||[[Image:Jones-131649.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Jones-xxx | Jones ]]||Henry Harrison||1926-04-14||2003-04-05|| ||[[Image:Jones-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Jones-28117 | Jones ]]||Henry J. ||1898-11-18||1995-02-19||||[[Image:Jones-28117.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Jones-55234 | Jones ]]||Henry M. ||1922-10-08||1944-07-23||Mississippi PVT 134 INF World War II ||[[Image:Jones-55234.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Jones-131804 | Jones ]]||Hilburn C. ||1924-10-02||1975-08-07||||[[Image:Jones-131804.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Jones-131655 | Jones ]]||Hilyer D. ||1924-05-23||1982-03-15||[wed] June 22, 1946 Father||[[Image:Jones-131655.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Jones-24262 | Jones ]]||Hilyer H. ||1858-05-18||1926-01-05||||[[Image:Jones-24262.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Jones-131611| Jones ]]||Horace B. ||1936-09-23||2021-04-02||[wed June 23, 1962]||[[Image:Jones-131611.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Jones-xxx | Jones ]]||J. W. ||1946-03-15||1989-12-27||||[[Image:Jones-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Jones-28124| Jones ]]||J. Marion ||1892-02-28||1967-12-05||||[[Image:Jones-28124.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Jones-xxx | Jones ]]||James H. ||1881-12-27||1899-10-18|| ||[[Image:Jones-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Jones-xxx | Jones ]]||Jane Elizabeth ||1854-09-15||1925-04-29|| ||[[Image:Jones-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Jones-28120 | Jones ]]||Jasper N. ||1824-02-18||1898-02-15||||[[Image:Jones-28120.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Jones-55230 | Jones ]]||Jasper T. ||1887-05-24||1962-02-16||||[[Image:Jones-55230.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Jones-xxx | Jones ]]||Jennie L. ||1897-01-23||1976-01-21||||[[Image:Jones-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Jones-xxx | Jones ]]||Jerry E. ||1959-04-03||1994-06-06|| ||[[Image:Jones-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Jones-125169 | Jones ]]||Jessie W. ||1918-02-14||1918-02-23||(buried next to J Marion & Minnie Jones)||[[Image:Jones-125169.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Jones-xxx | Jones ]]||John Earl ||1923-05-18||1972-04-30||||[[Image:Jones-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Jones-xxx | Jones ]]||John Hollis ||1923-06-11||2001-10-15||||[[Image:Jones-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Jones-xxx | Jones ]]||John S. ||1898-08-06||1973-05-11||||[[Image:Jones-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Shows-xxx | Jones ]]||Juanita Shows||1920-10-17||2003-09-09||||[[Image:Jones-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Jones-xxx | Jones ]]||Infant Son||1905-01-14||1905-01-17||Infant Son of Dr. J. H. & L. E. Jones ||[[Image:Jones-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Jones-28118| Jones ]]||Ira L. ||1893-12-28||1963-12-04||Ira L. Jones Arkansas PFC GP REPL TNG Center World War I ||[[Image:Jones-28118.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Jones-xxx | Jones ]]||Kacy Loron Collins||1911-08-05||1970-07-09||||[[Image:Jones-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Jones-xxx | Jones ]]||Lavon H. ||1917-06-01||1974-10-25||||[[Image:Jones-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Jones-xxx | Jones ]]||Leona J. ||1931-01-16||||[wed] Feb 18, 1950 ||[[Image:Jones-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Jones-xxx | Jones ]]||Lessie ||1886-04-20||1976-02-16||||[[Image:Jones-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Jones-55231 | Jones ]]||Letha Oretus||1910-07-21||1913-04-26||Dau. of J. T. & Addie Jones ||[[Image:Jones-55231.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Magee-2575 | Jones ]]||Lida Magee ||1860-12-07||1933-02-13||(nee Magee) ||[[Image:Magee-2575.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Jones-142782 | Jones ]]||Litha Hilbert||1904-03-17||1986-08-28||||[[Image:Jones-142782.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Gill-13301 | Jones ]]||Lulu ||1882-08-29 ||1918-01-09||(nee Gills) Wife of S V Jones||[[Image:Gill-13301.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Peugh-28 | Jones ]]||Martha J. ||1860 ||1933 ||(nee Peugh) Mother; She was too good too gentle to dwell in this cold world of care. ||[[Image:Jones-28116.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Jones-xxx | Jones ]]||Mary E. ||1878-08-31||||In Memory of Mary E Wife of S. L. Jones (broken stone)||[[Image:Jones-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Jones-xxx | Jones ]]||Mary Lou Carter||1915-07-02||1984-10-13||||[[Image:Jones-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Jones-xxx | Jones ]]||Mary Maude ||1881-11-17||1952-07-20||||[[Image:Jones-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Jones-55233| Jones ]]||Mavis E. ||1927-01-31||1936-01-15||Asleep in Jesus ||[[Image:Jones-55233.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Jones-xxx | Jones ]]||Meshack ||1885-03-15||1952-12-21||||[[Image:Jones-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Ham-3231 | Jones ]]||Minnie L. ||1896-01-15||1966-04-16||(nee Ham) ||[[Image:Ham-3231.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Keys-xxx | Jones ]]||Nancy H. Keys||1864-03-06||1932-01-29||||[[Image:Jones-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Jones-xxx | Jones ]]||Narvel ||1858-03-21||1919-12-23|| ||[[Image:Jones-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Jones-131656 | Jones ]]||R. H. ||1947-09||1947-09||Infant son of Mr. & Mrs. H. D. Jones||[[Image:Jones-131656.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Nichols-20676 | Jones ]]||Ruby G. ||1926-07-30||2000-01-09||(nee Nichols)||[[Image:Nichols-20676.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Jones-xxx | Jones ]]||Sarah Elizabeth ||1884-05-20||1912-05-26|| ||[[Image:Jones-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Jones-xxx | Jones ]]||Sherman H. ||1960-04-01||2012-07-11||||[[Image:Jones-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Jones-xxx | Jones ]]||Shirley Fay ||1945-06-07||1982-07-24||||[[Image:Jones-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Jones-xxx | Jones ]]||Shirley Ray ||1927-04-22||1982-08-06||||[[Image:Jones-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Jones-xxx | Jones ]]||Stephen Keith ||1975-10-24||2009-11-08||||[[Image:Jones-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Jones-96581 | Jones ]]||Sylvanus V. ||1879-04-16||1945-03-24||||[[Image:Jones-96581.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Jones-xxx | Jones ]]||Sylvester F. S. ||1912-12-07||1990-01-07||||[[Image:Jones-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Cole-16411| Jones ]]||Velma C. ||1908-01-26||2001-01-09||(nee Cole)||[[Image:Cole-16411.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Knight-25682 | Jones ]]||Vera Bee ||1924-11-03||||(nee Knight) [wed] Oct 5, 1941||[[Image:Jones-132611.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Jones-xxx | Jones ]]||Violet Ray ||1927-07-28||2006-10-14||||[[Image:Jones-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Jones-131556 | Jones ]]||William O. Jr. ||1918-09-01||1994-05-25||||[[Image:Jones-131556.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Jones-131555 | Jones ]]||William O. ||1898-01-22||1950-02-22||||[[Image:Jones-131555.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Shows-xxx | Jones ]]||Willie Mae Shows||1917-05-21||1983-10-11||||[[Image:Jones-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Jones-55232 | Jones ]]||Wilson A.||1932-08-12||1934-08-31||Son of J. T. & Addie Jones; Asleep in Jesus ||[[Image:Jones-55232.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Shows-xxx | Jones ]]||Zonnie Nancy A. Shows||1906-11-03||1961-09-22||||[[Image:Jones-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Shows-xxx | Jordan ]]||Annie L.||1927-10-25||2000-07-12||(Lu Lu) So loved - so missed - so needed (buried next to Cordis Odell Jordan) (nee Shows)||[[Image:Jordan-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Toney-xxx | Kennedy ]]||Beatrice ||1923-02-11||2006-10-05||MOTHER, Married Jan 13, 1940 (nee Toney)||[[Image:Kennedy-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Layton-1799 | Kennedy ]]||Caroline||1842-03-15||1912-04-20||(nee Layton) ||[[Image:Layton-1799.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Kennedy-xxx | Kennedy ]]||Ellis C. ||1901-09-02||1902-07-20||In Memory of Ellis C. son of W. L. & Q. A. Kennedy, Gone But Not Forgotten ||[[Image:Kennedy-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Kennedy-xxx | Kennedy ]]||George Breland||1920-10-12||1995-01-31||FATHER Breland Kennedy ...Married Jan 13, 1940 [military] George Breland Kennedy PFC US Army World War II || [[Image:Kennedy-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Kennedy-25114| Kennedy ]]||John Albert ||1869-07-09||1948-09-23|| ||[[Image:Kennedy-25114.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Jones-123793 | Kennedy ]]||Mary Francis||1874-12-06||1963-01-29||(nee Jones) '''death date from obituary'''||[[Image:Kennedy-25114.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Kennedy-xxx | Kennedy ]]||Son ||1892-09-15||1892-09-15||Infant Sons of J. A. and M. F. Kennedy Born & Died Sept. 15, 1892 ||[[Image:Kennedy-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Barrett-15346 | Layton ]]||Alma B. ||1913-07-09||1998-12-24||(nee Barrett)||[[Image:Layton-4003.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Thompson-xxx | Layton ]]||Caroline Thompson||1850||1935-02-12||(Buried between William Layton & John Layton)||[[Image:Layton-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Layton-4003 | Layton ]]||Dan||1911-01-26||2001-03-31|| ||[[Image:Layton-4003.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Layton-xxx | Layton ]]||Dewayne ||1935||1936|| ||[[Image:Layton-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Layton-xxx | Layton ]]||Effie O. ||1912-11-15||1971-01-03|| ||[[Image:Layton-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Layton-xxx | Layton ]]||Infant Son ||1928-08-27||1928-08-27||Our darling Infant Son of E. T. & Bertie Layton ||[[Image:Layton-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Layton-xxx | Layton ]]||John Paul Sr. ||1938-10-06||2012-01-16||||[[Image:Layton-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Layton-xxx | Layton ]]||Katie ||1931||1933|| ||[[Image:Layton-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Smith-71624 | Layton ]]||Lucy A. Smith||1839-02-02||1900-08-25||Wife to T. M. Layton, She was a kind and good wife, and a fond mother and a friend to all ||[[Image:Smith-71624.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Layton-xxx | Layton ]]||Mary Ann ||1871||1931|| ||[[Image:Layton-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Layton-xxx | Layton ]] ||Richard V. ||1901-12-08||1960-05-03|| ||[[Image:Layton-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Layton-642| Layton ]] ||Thomas M. ||1844-10-31||1904-08-31||It is His Lord let him do what cometh good ||[[Image:Layton-642.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Ingram-xxx | Layton ]]||Wanda Jean Ingram||1938-11-06|||| ||[[Image:Layton-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Layton-xxx | Layton ]]||William||||1903-09-16||In Memory of William Layton, Died Sept. 16, 1903, Age 52 yrs||[[Image:Layton-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Lazenby-xxx | Lazenby ]]||Infant||1919-12-18||1919-12-18||Infant of Mr. & Mrs. D. O. Lazenby ||[[Image:Lazenby-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Lewis-xxx | Lewis ]]|| ||1902-11-06||1953-12-18||'''(need to revisit and get name)'''||[[Image:Lewis-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Lewis-xxx | Lewis ]]||Ardellar Adams||1869-01-20||1916-12-04|| ||[[Image:Lewis-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Lewis-xxx | Lewis ]]||Bernice ||1916-05-16||1938-07-15|| ||[[Image:Lewis-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Lewis-xxx | Lewis ]]||Charlie A. ||1869-07-29||1947-11-03|| ||[[Image:Lewis-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Lewis-xxx | Lewis ]]||Dellar ||1908-01-11||1910-12-21|| ||[[Image:Lewis-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Lewis-xxx | Lewis ]]||Ella Lee ||1897-06-22||1916-11-25|| ||[[Image:Lewis-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Lewis-xxx | Lewis ]]||Genner ||1886-12-18||1961-02-10|| ||[[Image:Lewis-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Lewis-xxx | Lewis ]]||Grady ||1913-01-30||1932-07-10|| ||[[Image:Lewis-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Lewis-xxx | Lewis ]]||Jennie ||1884-08-20||1936-12-13|| ||[[Image:Lewis-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Lewis-xxx | Lewis ]]||Lille Cole ||1900-01-07||1916-12-21|| ||[[Image:Lewis-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Luckey-xxx | Luckey ]]||Harmey W. ||1894-12-06||1896-07-15||Harmey W. Son of W. S. & J. S. Luckey ||[[Image:Luckey-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Welch-3045 | Maher ]]||Alma Welch||1920-01-07||2014-04-02||Beloved mother of Billy & Jeane (death date from obit)||[[Image:Welch-3045.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Martin-xxx | Martin ]]||Baby ||1917-03-30||1917-03-30||H. B. Aug 24, 1915 Apr 7, 1916; Baby Mar. 30, 1917; Children of Mr. & Mrs. Robert Martin ||[[Image:Martin-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Martin-xxx | Martin ]]||Genevieve ||1911-03-8||1994-08-09|| ||[[Image:Martin-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Jones-xxx | Martin ]]||Lula Jones||1889-03-24||1959-01-24||||[[Image:Martin-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Martin-xxx | Martin ]]||Roland Edward||1946-10-15||1946-10-16||Roland Edward Son of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Martin ||[[Image:Martin-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[McGee-xxx | McGee ]]||William||||||Mississippi CPL US Army Korea (no dates) ||[[Image:McGee-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Thames-204 | McWilliams ]]||Mary Jones||1870||1938||(nee Thames) ||[[Image:Thames-204.jpg |100px]] |- | [[McWilliams-xxx | McWilliams ]]||William Otha ||1914||1960| ||[[Image:McWilliams-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[McWilliams-xxx | McWilliams ]]||William (Bill) ||1864||1935||||[[Image:McWilliams-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Hand-xxx | Melton ]]||Jeannie Hand||1953-11-10|||| ||[[Image:Melton-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Mott-xxx | Mott ]]||Elton||1920-03-10||1998-08-31|| ||[[Image:Mott-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Mott-xxx | Mott ]]||Gaston||1912-04-03||1920-08-14||Son of T. R. & Annie Mott||[[Image:Mott-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Mott-xxx | Mott ]]||Sue||1934-12-09|||| ||[[Image:Mott-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Herrington-xxx | Myrick ]]||Hattie C Herrington||1868-09-27||1935-12-17|| ||[[Image:Myrick-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Cockrell-xxx | Odom ]]||Judith Cockrell||1948-02-11||2010-05-31|| ||[[Image:Odom-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Lewis-39287 | Prine ]]||Martha||1840||1920-06||(nee Lewis) Wife of W. H. Prine; Thy memory shall ever be a guiding star to Heaven. ||[[Image:Lewis-39287.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Prine-15 | Prine ]]||W H.||1835-04-28||1906-12-06||Heaven is my home (mil) William Henry Prine PVT CO B 27 MISS INF CONFEDERATE STATES ARMY Apr 28 1835 - Dec 10 1906 ||[[Image:Prine-15.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Parker-xxx | Parker ]]||George W.||1894-07-27||1906-06-09||Son of S. B. & R. M. Parker||[[Image:Parker-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Lewis-xxx | Parker ]]||Moranda L.||1862-07-22||1918-07-19||(buried between S. B. & George W. Parker) (nee Lewis)||[[Image:Parker-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Parker-xxx | Parker ]]||S. B.||1859-08-31||1930-05-17|| ||[[Image:Parker-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Cook-xxx | Patterson ]]||Lula V. Cook||1919-07-03||1965-04-15|| ||[[Image:Patterson-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Phillips-46300 | Phillips ]]||Infant Dau. ||1905-12-23||1905-12-23||Infant Dau. of W.D. & L.A. Phillips ||[[Image:Phillips-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Bishop-4391 | Phillips ]]||Liddia A. ||1871-04-11||1950-06-16||(nee Bishop) Mother||[[Image:Bishop-4391.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Phillips-10975| Phillips ]]||W. D. ||1870-01-08||1942-07-27||||[[Image:Phillips-10975.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Puckett-2823 | Puckett ]]||Duffie ||1912-03-29||1959-10-06||||[[Image:Puckett-2823.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Harkey-xxx | Puckett ]]||Charline ||1925-03-04||1992-01-30||(nee Harkey)||[[Image:Puckett-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Jones-109467| Puckett ]]||Belle ||1912-12-23||1992-11-29||(nee Jones)||[[Image:Jones-109467.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Puckett-2825 | Puckett ]]||James H.||1933-02-03||1996-01-30|| ||[[Image:Puckett-2825.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Puckett-xxx | Puckett ]]||James Wilburn ||1929 ||1979-06-27||||[[Image:Puckett-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Puckett-xxx | Puckett ]]||Lorin Nicole||1981-12-30||1984-11-26|| ||[[Image:Puckett-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Fortenberry-389 | Puckett ]]||Lottie J. ||1890||1943||(nee Fortenberry) ||[[Image:Puckett-628.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Puckett-3177 | Puckett ]]||Robert L. ||1920-05-26||1959-01-07||||[[Image:Puckett-3177.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Puckett-628| Puckett ]]||Wiley ||1891||1943||||[[Image:Puckett-628.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Puckett-2824 | Puckett ]]||Willie Ray ||1931-06-08||1973-09-09||||[[Image:Puckett-2824.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Purvis-1527| Purvis]]||Flossie ||1889||1945 ||||[[Image:Purvis-1527.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Purvis-941| Purvis]]||John B. ||1858||1937||||[[Image:Purvis-941.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Kennedy-15145| Purvis]]||Margaret A. ||1863-06-19||1900-08-16||(nee Kennedy) Wife of J. P. Purvis||[[Image:Kennedy-15145.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Purvis-1526| Purvis]]||W. M. ||1884-02-09||1892-10-01||Son of J.B. & M.A. Purvis||[[Image:Purvis-1526.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Rankin-1793| Rankin ]]||Engy W.||1902-01-21||1902-03-07||In memory of Engy W. Son of J. R. & M. A. Rankin, We will meet again.||[[Image:Rankin-1793.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Rankin-1802| Rankin ]]||James R. ||1868||1946||Asleep in Jesus.||[[Image:Rankin-1802.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Rankin-1803| Rankin ]]||James V.||1906-03-20||1907-12-27||He carries the lambs in his bosom. (headstone name has Rankins s/b Rankin) ||[[Image:Rankin-1803.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Rankin-1809| Rankin ]]||Margia M. ||1891-10-08||1897-09-03||In memory of Margia M. Daughter of J. R. & M. A. Rankin, We will meet again. ||[[Image:Rankin-1809.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Layton-637 | Rankin ]]||Massoura Layton||1869-03-25||1933-03-23||Wife of J. R. Rankins; Asleep in Jesus. (headstone name has Rankins s/b Rankin) ||[[Image:Layton-637.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Rankin-1817| Rankin ]]||Rich T. ||1900-05-15||1901-06-20||In memory of Rich T. Son of J. R. & M. A. Rankin, We will meet again. ||[[Image:Rankin-1817.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Roberts-xxx | Roberts ]]||B. L. ||1908-01-23||1978-10-24||||[[Image:Roberts-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Roberts-xxx | Roberts ]]||Claude B. ||1915-04-23||1978-10-17||||[[Image:Roberts-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Everett-xxx | Roberts ]]||Edith Olene Everett||1919-07-26||2004-03-08||Mother ||[[Image:Roberts-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Roberts-xxx | Roberts ]]||Edward Stacy ||1919-11-27||1973-04-20||||[[Image:Roberts-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Williamson-6178 | Roberts ]]||Eliza W.||1886-01-20||1967-11-06||(nee Williamson) ||[[Image:Williamson-6178.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Roberts-xxx | Roberts ]]||F. P. |||||| ||[[Image:Roberts-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Roberts-55637| Roberts ]]||Infant Daughter||1901-12-25||1901-12-25||Inf Dau of A. C. & Lela Roberts, Born & Died Dec. 25, 1901, Our Loved One, OUR BABY ||[[Image:Roberts-55637.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Roberts-55638| Roberts ]]||Infant Son ||1903-10-18||1903-10-18||Inf Son of A. C. & Lela Roberts, Born & Died Oct. 18, 1903, Our Loved One, OUR BABY ||[[Image:Roberts-55638.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Roberts-xxx | Roberts ]]||J. F. ||1866-12-09||1909-02-25||||[[Image:Roberts-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Roberts-12424 | Roberts ]]||James Franklin ||1909-10-20||1910-05-21|| ||[[Image:Roberts-12424.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Butler-7393 | Roberts ]]||Nannie A.||1870-07-08||1902-02-14||Daughter of R. J. & M. J. Butler; Gone but not forgotten (broken stone) ||[[Image:Butler-7393-1.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Roberts-xxx | Roberts ]]||Nettie Lee ||1918-11-28||2006-02-03||||[[Image:Roberts-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Thames-xxx | Roberts ]]||Ruth Thames||1912-05-28|| ||Wife of Rev. B L Roberts||[[Image:Roberts-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Puckett-3178 | Robinson ]]||Linnie L. ||1923-06-07||1965-11-04||(nee Puckett)||[[Image:Puckett-3178.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Rucker-xxx | Rucker ]]||Edwin Sibley||1916||1987||military S SGT US Army World War II 1916 - 1987 (complete dates 1916-04-30--1987-12-29) ||[[Image:Rucker-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Jones-xxx | Rucker ]]||Elsie Jones||1922-04-19|||| ||[[Image:Rucker-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Russell-xxx | Russell ]]||Shirley Ann||1954-05-05||2009-02-03||||[[Image:Russell-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Shoemaker-xxx | Shoemaker ]]||Etta Windham||1906-12-02||1989-11-06|| ||[[Image:Shoemaker-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Grayson-xxx | Shoemaker ]]||Henrietta Ophelia||1873-03-04||1967-04-02||nee Grayson)||[[Image:Shoemaker-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Shoemaker-xxx | Shoemaker ]]||Henry Marlin||1871-11-04||1932-08-09|| ||[[Image:Shoemaker-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Shoemaker-2070| Shoemaker ]]||Peggy Van ||1933-08-15||1934-04-05||Daughter ||[[Image:Shoemaker-2069.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Shows-163| Shoemaker ]]||Fay S.||1910-09-24||1989-12-29||(nee Shows) Mother ||[[Image:Shoemaker-2069.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Shoemaker-xxx | Shoemaker ]]||Vernie Henry||1901-12-23||1997-07-06|| ||[[Image:Shoemaker-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Shoemaker-2069| Shoemaker ]]||Vester M.||1904-05-14||1990-12-31||Father ||[[Image:Shoemaker-2069.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Shows-xxx | Shows ]]||Arthur Leon ||1892-04-10||1967-02-01||||[[Image:Shows-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Shows-xxx | Shows ]]||Baby ||||||Baby Shows ||[[Image:Shows-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Shows-67| Shows ]]||Danny Keith ||1960-05-13||2000-02-23||In God’s Care (back has names of spouse & children) ||[[Image:Shows-67.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Shows-xxx | Shows ]]||Dewitt T. ||1908-08-02||1995-12-02||[wed] July 16, 1926 ||[[Image:Shows-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Jones-96584 | Shows ]]||Dollie E. Jones||1886-12-07||1969-01-31||(nee Jones)||[[Image:Jones-96584.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Ashley-1860 | Shows ]]||Emma ||1885-12-06||1976-04-09||(nee Ashley) ||[[Image:Shows-86.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Jones-74731 | Shows ]]||Frances Elizabeth Jones||1883-02-15||1946-08 ||(nee Jones)||[[Image:Shows-256.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Harvey-xxx | Shows ]]||Frances Harvey||1929-03-28||2009-02-02||||[[Image:Shows-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Jones-xxx | Shows ]]||Frances. J.|1883||1946||nee Jones At Rest||[[Image:Shows-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Meadows-xxx | Shows ]]||Helen Meadows||1920-01-16||1993-07-13||||[[Image:Shows-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Shows-xxx | Shows ]]||Henry C. ||1904-03-09||1973-05-01|| ||[[Image:Shows-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Shows-xxx | Shows ]]||Henry Claiborne Jr. ||1931-11-14||2013-09-19||||[[Image:Shows-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Shows-256 | Shows ]]||J. R. Lonzo||1876||1945||At Rest||[[Image:Shows-256.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Shows-177| Shows ]]||John Luther||1871-05-26||1950-06-04|| [wed] Feb 19, 1898 [back has children names] ||[[Image:Shows-177.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Fortenberry-360| Shows ]]||Johnnie ||1936-05-20||2010-03-18||(nee Fortenberry) [wed] May 16, 1953 In God’s Care||[[Image:Shows-68.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Meador-xxx | Shows ]]||I. Lavelle||1912-03-24||1990-01-14||(nee Meador) [wed] Jan 12, 1929 ||[[Image:Shows-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Shows-xxx | Shows ]]||Justus Olen ||1889-05-25||1961-11-15||||[[Image:Shows-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Shows-68| Shows ]]||Keitha Lynn||1931-03-30||2001-10-09||[wed] May 16, 1953 In God’s Care ||[[Image:Shows-68.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Shows-xxx | Shows ]]||Keith M. ||1946-09-01||1990-12-04|| ||[[Image:Shows-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Shows-86 | Shows ]]||Lamar ||1878-07-15||1945-12-15|| ||[[Image:Shows-86.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Edwards-xxx | Shows ]]||Laura Edwards||1893-06-24||1977-06-19||||[[Image:Shows-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Shows-xxx | Shows ]]||Leo A. ||1910-10-28||2000-09-20||[wed] Jan 12, 1929 ||[[Image:Shows-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Jones-xxx | Shows ]]||Lola Mae Jones||1915-05-02||1964-06-02||Family tree Mother Mayala Cooper Jones; Father Woodie J. Jones; Husband Martie F. Shows; Sons Martin V. Shows, James V. Shows, Robert D. Shows||[[Image:Shows-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Shows-xxx | Shows ]]||Lona Gerome ||1929-04-17||1997-11-06||CPL US Army ||[[Image:Shows-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Shows-xxx | Shows ]]||Luther Ganell ||1927-04-18||1983-10-16||||[[Image:Shows-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Shows-xxx | Shows ]]||Luther T. Jr. ||1948-02-01||2012-03-25||||[[Image:Shows-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Wheat-xxx | Shows ]]||Lynda Sue Wheat||1951-07-17||2003-09-25|| ||[[Image:Shows-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Shows-xxx | Shows ]]||Margarete Faye ||1952-06-27||1952-10-05|| ||[[Image:Shows-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Shows-xxx | Shows ]]||Martin Aubrey ||1919-04-11||1982-02-09||||[[Image:Shows-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Shows-99| Shows ]]||Martin Luther ||1850-07-08||1927-12-04||(headstone has detailed history)||[[Image:Shows-99.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Jones-51099| Shows ]]||Mary C. ||1883-12-24||1959-06-30||(nee Jones) [wed] Feb 19, 1898 back has children names||[[Image:Shows-177.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Shows-xxx | Shows ]]||Myrtle F. ||1909-09-12||1995-09-20|| ||[[Image:Shows-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Shows-xxx | Shows ]]||Robert W.||1963-04-08||1988-06-11|| ||[[Image:Shows-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Walters-2751| Shows ]]||Sarah Elizabeth Walters ||1853-03-29||1938-08-31||(headstone has detailed history)||[[Image:Shows-99.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Shows-xxx | Shows ]]||Townsend ||1949-10-31||2004-09-24|| ||[[Image:Shows-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Shows-xxx | Shows ]]||Vayon Vealier ||1899-04-02||1966-04-13||||[[Image:Shows-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Shows-xxx | Shows ]]||Vayon Vealier Jr. ||1936-08-14||2013-06-23||||[[Image:Shows-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Dollar-xxx | Shows ]]||Velma L. Dollar||1911-08-05||1989-05-27||[wed] July 16, 1926 ||[[Image:Shows-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Shows-xxx | Shows ]]||Virginia L.||1928||2007||MOTHER, We Love You, Jerry, Sherry, Ray, Joyce, Carl, Robert ||[[Image:Shows-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Bynum-xxx | Shows ]]||Winnie Bynum||1901-11-11||1984-05-08||||[[Image:Shows-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Smith-xxx | Smith ]]||Dennis Ray||1945||1994|| ||[[Image:Smith-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Shows-xxx | Smith ]]||Donnis Shows||1925-04-27||2004-06-17||Loving Mother, Children: Catha, Keith||[[Image:Smith-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Smith-xxx | Smith ]]||Eugene A. ||1888-05||||(need to revisit for full dates)||[[Image:Smith-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Smith-xxx | Smith ]]||James Okeith ||1951-12-06||2014-05-01|| ||[[Image:Smith-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Smith-xxx | Smith ]]||S. M. ||1842-12-12||1942-12-09|| ||[[Image:Smith-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Statham-xxx | Statham ]]||John C. ||1929-12-23||2016-04-01|| ||[[Image:Statham-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Baldwin-16321 | Statham ]]||Linda F. ||1938-08-21||1989-02-20||(nee Balwin) ||[[Image:Statham-525.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Jones-132859 | Statham ]]||Martha M. ||1927-02-07||2008-02-07||(nee Jones) ||[[Image:Jones-132859.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Statham-525 | Statham ]]||William M. ||1933-08-30||1976-12-15|| ||[[Image:Statham-525.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Bishop-3716 | Sullivan ]]||Elizbeth ||1822-07||1907-10||Wife (nee Bishop)||[[Image:Bishop-3716-1.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Prine-543 | Sullivan ]]||Ida ||1880-01-01||1907-03-02||(nee Prine) Wife of A. J. Sullivan ||[[Image:Prine-543.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Sullivan-5561| Sullivan ]]||J. B. ||1925-01-11||1925-07-10||J. B. Son of V. F. & R. A. Sullivan; OUR BABY ||[[Image:Sullivan-5561.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Sullivan-3118| Sullivan ]]||Lodrick||1816-03-10||1891-03-28|| ||[[Image:Bishop-3716.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Roberts-11998| Sullivan ]]||Rhoda A. ||1897-03-27||1982-06-17||At Rest (nee Roberts)||[[Image:Roberts-11998.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Prine-545 | Sullivan ]]||Susie P. ||1864-03-03||1943-06-09||(nee Prine) Our Loved One ||[[Image:Prine-545.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Sullivan-4223 | Sullivan ]]||V. Ford ||1895-02-18||1984-08-23||At Rest||[[Image:Sullivan-4223.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Sullivan-xxx | Sullivan ]]||Walter ||1904-06-16||1966-10-11||||[[Image:Sullivan-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Ashley-xxx | Taylor ]]||Ollie Ashley||1911-09-30|||| ||[[Image:Taylor-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Thames-417 | Thames]]||Cloyd Berry||1928-06-17||1999-01-20||Beloved Grandfather [mil] Cloyd Berry Thames, CPL US Army Korea, Jun. 17, 1928 - Jan. 20, 1999||[[Image:Thames-417.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Thames-372 | Thames]]||Estus L.||1901-02-22||||||[[Image:Thames-372.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Jones-xxx | Thames ]]||Leona Jones||1890-03-22||1960-06-03||||[[Image:Thames-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Barrett-5323 | Thames]]||Lola M.||1902-06-20||1973-08-14||(nee Barrett)||[[Image:Thames-372.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Collins-xxx| Thames]]||Nancy L.||1940-03-26||1997-04-21||(nee Collins) Beloved Grandmother ||[[Image:Thames-417.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Turner-xxx | Turner ]]||Audie W. ||1912-08-27||1997-03-04||Married May 22, 1948 ||[[Image:Turner-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Turner-xxx | Turner ]]||Willie Mae ||1915-10-05||1997-11-09||Married May 22, 1948 ||[[Image:Turner-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Prine-544| Varner ]]||C. C. Prine||1867-02-15||1904-01-23||(nee Prine) C. C. Prine, Wife of S. H. Varner ||[[Image:Prine-544.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Varner-xxx | Varner ]]||M. L. ||1897-09-21||1899-01-24||Child of S. H. & C. C. Varner (can not read the child's name on stone)||[[Image:Varner-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Womack-3590 | Ware ]]||Genie ||1880-11-03||1963-11-03||(nee Womack) MOTHER ||[[Image:Womack-3590.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Ware-5925 | Ware ]]||James V. ||1891-08-01||1892-05-30||Son of J. J. & J. Ware, Asleep in Jesus ||[[Image:Ware-5925.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Ware-1158 | Ware ]]||Joe ||1860-07-21||1918-02-21||FATHER ||[[Image:Ware-1158.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Ware-1156| Ware ]]||Samuel Wilson "Sammie" || 1897-11|| 1931-02-17||'''MS DC # 31-21728'''||[[Image:Ware-1156.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Warren-xxx | Warren ]]||A. G. ||1923-07-02||1923-10-18||||[[Image:Warren-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Warren-xxx | Warren ]]||Allen Leon ||1941-01-23||2006-01-30||Married Apr 1, 1966||[[Image:Warren-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Craft-xxx | Warren ]]||Annie Craft||1884-05-03||1923-07-02||Wife of George Washington Warren||[[Image:Warren-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Warren-8529 | Warren ]]||Annie Jane ||1951-11-04||1951-11-20||A Little Angel Has Flown ||[[Image:Warren-8529.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Warren-xxx | Warren ]]||Barney ||1917-03-29||1992-07-07||||[[Image:Warren-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Dupree-257 | Warren ]]||Bonnie Jean ||1930-10-18||1996-10-29||(nee Dupree) Gone but not forgotten ||[[Image:Dupree-257.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Warren-xxx | Warren ]]||Daughter ||1940-02-17|| ||Daughter of Luke Warren||[[Image:Warren-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Warren-xxx | Warren ]]||George Franklin ||1938-08-25||2014-11-21||||[[Image:Warren-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Warren-xxx | Warren ]]||George Howard ||1934-06-29||1956-04-15||||[[Image:Warren-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Warren-8528 | Warren ]]||George Samuel ||1909-01-22||1987-09-17||Gone but not forgotten||[[Image:Warren-8528.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Warren-xxx | Warren ]]||George Washington ||1875-11-16||1964-01-26||||[[Image:Warren-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Warren-xxx | Warren ]]||Homer ||1954-12-05||2007-07-25||DAD ||[[Image:Warren-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Warren-xxx | Warren ]]||Jimmie Ruth ||1940-02-23||||Married Apr 1, 1966 ||[[Image:Warren-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Warren-xxx | Warren ]]||Leodis ||1944-12-26||2009-03-08|| ||[[Image:Warren-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Henson-xxx | Warren ]]||Paula A. Henson||1941-02-15||2011-08-10|| ||[[Image:Warren-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Puckett-2860 | Warren ]]||Mary Earsula Puckett||1914-06-10||1980-10-16||(nee Puckett )Mother||[[Image:Puckett-2860.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Roberts-16935 | Warren ]]||Minnie Mae ||1911-11-28||1944-11-20||(nee Roberts) Gone but not forgotten||[[Image:Roberts-16935.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Warren-xxx | Warren ]]||Sam Jr. ||1935-05-07||1971-10-01||||[[Image:Warren-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Warren-xxx | Warren ]]||Thomas Samuel Jr. ||2007||2007|| ||[[Image:Warren-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Warren-xxx | Warren ]]||Vardaman ||1911-09-15||1944-09-23||||[[Image:Warren-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Kennedy-xxx | Warren ]]||Velma Kennedy||1920-02-20||1995-11-30||||[[Image:Warren-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Welch-2880 | Welch ]]||A. G. (Alvin George)||1922-09-30||2007-09-13||[wed] Aug 10, 1944 Memory Lane (back; Daughter of Dock and Anice Sellers; A.G. Son of Wilson Henry and Mary Jane Jennings Welch; Children, Ellen Welch Erwin, Michael Henry Welch) ||[[Image:Welch-2880.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Welch-2659 | Welch ]]||Bobby Ray||1934-11-05||2010-03-27|||LTC US Army ||[[Image:Welch-2659.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Powell-5875 | Welch ]]||Evelyn Powell ||1914-08-06||1998-12-03||[wed] Aug 4, 1937; Together Forever (back Daughter of William A. and Bessie Manning Powell; sister of Ray, Herbert, Elizabeth, and Billie Dove Powell) ||[[Image:Welch-3049.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Eubanks-720 | Welch ]]||Florence M.||1922-04-24||2014-12-07|||Married Dec 03, 1947 "Whither thou goest I will go" (back SON Larry Woodrow) (death date from obit)(nee Eubanks) ||[[Image:Welch-3044.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Welch-3044 | Welch ]]||Franklin (Doc)||1916-12-17||2007-01-24|||Married Dec 03, 1947 "Whither thou goest I will go" (back SON Larry Woodrow) ||[[Image:Welch-3044.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Welch-2660 | Welch ]]||Kiley Chester||1908-08-07||2001-03-03||| ||[[Image:Welch-2660.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Robertson-5234 | Welch ]]||Jessie Lee Robertson||1909-07-26||1992-12-07||||[[Image:Welch-2660.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Welch-3050 | Welch ]]||John Edward ||1926-08-16||1927-04-21||| ||[[Image:Welch-3050.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Jennings-3443 | Welch ]]||Mary Jane ||1889-08-19||1966-11-20||Our Loving Mother (nee Jennings)||[[Image:Welch-3038.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Jordan-5171 | Welch ]]||Mary Kathryn Jordan ||1946-07-01||2013-12-29||||[[Image:Jordan-5171.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Prine-75 | Welch ]]||Nancy A. Prine||1866-01-16||1926-05-09||(nee Prine) Wife of T. L. Welch; She was a kind and affectionate wife, A fond mother and a friend to all.||[[Image:Prine-75.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Sellers-1326 | Welch ]]||Ruby Sellers||1922-09-30||2007-09-13||[wed] Aug 10, 1944 Memory Lane (back; Daughter of Dock and Anice Sellers; A.G. Son of Wilson Henry and Mary Jane Jennings Welch; Children, Ellen Welch Erwin, Michael Henry Welch) ||[[Image:Welch-2880.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Welch-3039 | Welch ]]||Sidney W. (Sid) ||1926-02-02||2000-10-06||Master Mason 32nd Degree Scottish Rite (back) Son of Wilson Henry and Mary Jane Jennings Welch, Children Stuart W. Welch, Karen Lynn Mason| ||[[Image:Welch-3039.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Welch-3037 | Welch ]]||Timothy L. ||1861-07-27||1946-05-18||None knew thee, but to love thee.| ||[[Image:Welch-3037.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Welch-3049 | Welch ]]||Willie Timothy (Bill) ||1887-06-02||1933-09-15||[wed] Aug 4, 1937; Together Forever (back Son of Wilson Henry and Mary Jane Jennings Welch, brother of Claude, Kiley, Mattie, Clifton, Woodrow, Doc, Alma, A.G., Sid, and Ruth) ||[[Image:Welch-3049.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Welch-3038 | Welch ]]||Wilson H. ||1887-06-02||1933-09-15||Our Loving Father||[[Image:Welch-3038.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Welch-3041 | Welch ]]||Woodrow Wilson ||1915-01-10||1951-03-06||To live in hearts we leave behind is not to die.||[[Image:Welch-3041.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Wiggins-xxx | Wiggins ]]||Huler D. ||1917-09-07||1994-04-13||[wed] Jan 8, 1938 ||[[Image:Wiggins-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Wiggins-xxx | Wiggins ]]||Lois Jones||1917-07-20||||[wed] Jan 8, 1938 ||[[Image:Wiggins-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Williams-xxx | Williams ]]||Clara F. ||1913-05-07||2002-08-20||In Loving Memory ||[[Image:Williams-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Barrett-4455 | Womack ]]||Alta B. ||1892-06-22||1979-04-23||(nee Barrett) ||[[Image:Womack-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Warren-xxx | Womack ]]||Bonnie G. Warren||1935-08-31||2011-03-12||[wed] July 14, 1960 ||[[Image:Womack-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Womack-xxx | Womack ]]||James V. "Jim" ||1930-12-27||2005-12-26||[wed] July 14, 1960, Absent from the body Present with the Lord. ||[[Image:Womack-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Womack-xxx | Womack ]]||R. Tyree ||1888-01-11||1955-01-08||||[[Image:Womack-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- |} == Sources ==
Old Greenville Jefferson County Mississippi
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[[Category:Jefferson County, Mississippi]] Jefferson County seat 1803-25 & important planting, ginning, & mercantile center. Prominent in its history were David Hunt, Joseph & Jefferson Davis, Andrew Jackson, Thomas Hinds & Cato West. [http://www.stoppingpoints.com/mississippi/Jefferson/Old+Greenville.html Present Location of Old Greeneville] The Town of GREENVILLE (now extinct) Jefferson County, Mississippi Greenville, Old. "This was a very old and influential settlement in Jefferson County which flourished in the first quarter of the last century. It was the largest town on the old Natchez Trace, distant twenty-eight miles from Natchez, and twenty-five miles from Port Gibson. It is said to have been a thriving place in 1798, when Mississippi finally passed under the control of the United States, and the original settlement was called Greenbay after one Henry Green, who lived on the banks of a branch of Cole's Creek, running near the town. The upper part of the town was called Hunston or Huntley, after Abijah Hunt, who had a store there and also erected the first gin in Jefferson county, a public gin, to which all the inhabitants who raised cotton resorted for several years. In 1803, by act of the General Assembly, Thomas Green, Wm. Erwin, Wm. Moss, Jacob Stampley, and David Greenlead, were authorized to purchase additional land from the estate of one David Odom, near Hunt's store for a town. The act of February 21, 1805, recites that "Whereas, a town has been laid out on the lands of the executors of David Odom, deceased, the lands of Abijah Hunt, and the lands of Ferdinand L. Claiborne, adjoining the court house of Jefferson county, and it being necessary that the same should be established by law, therefore, Said town shall be known and distinguished by the name of Greenville, in memory and honor of Major-General Nathaniel Greene, and the same is hereby established agreeably "to the present plan; in the clerk's office of Jefferson county, within six months after the passing of this act. Drury W. Brezeale, Henry D. Downs, Armstrong Ellis, Robert McCray and Robert Cox, be, and they are hereby appointed trustees for the regulation of said town, and vested with full power and authority for that purpose." "As early as 1799, we read that the Rev. Tobias Gibson, a Methodist missionary, was sent to the Territory and formed societies at Washington, Greenville, and on the Bayou Pierre. The first Baptist missionary in Jefferson county was Dr. David Cooper, who settled near Greenville, and married the widow of Gen. F. L. Claiborne, afterwards removing to Soldier's Retreat, near Washington, where he died. Dr. Cloud, the first Episcopal minister in the county, also resided at Greenville for many years, and is buried somewhere in the hills near the old settlement. Dr. Franklin L. Riley, in writing of the old town, says: "Cato West, David Holmes, Cowles Mead, and General Thomas Hinds, all lived within two miles of old Greenville, and the remains of Col. Cato West and General Hinds now rest in the soil of their respective plantations close by. A little farther away, in the same neighborhood, lived Capt. Bullen, the Harrisons, the Harpers, the Hardens, the Hunts, and other historic families of Mississippi. Only a few miles to the southwest was the famous Maryland settlement, where lived the Woods, the Donohues, the Paynes, and the Bakers . . . Here Jefferson Davis lived in the family of Sheriff Jordan and went to school in his early life. IT was to this place that May and Sutton, members of the notorious Murrill (Mason?) gang of robbers, brought their leader's head in order to get a reward that had been offered therefore." September 6, 1802, Governor Claiborne wrote t the postmaster-general, asking for a post office at Greenville, "A flourishing little village about twenty-eight miles distant from Natchez, and immediately on the post road to Tennessee. It is situated in the neighborhood of a compact, populous and wealthy settlement, is the county town for Jefferson county, and the place of holding the superior court for Jefferson district." Dr. John Shaw was recommended for postmaster. These requests were granted in November. It remained the county seat until 1825, when the General Assembly changed the county seat of justice to Fayette, six miles east. Greenville rapidly declined after this and the buildings decayed or were moved away. The last building left standing was the old Cable hotel, and this was burned a few years ago. Col. John A. Watkins thus writes of old Greenville: "When I first knew Greenville it was a beautiful village, the seat of justice for the county, and boasted one of the oldest bars in the State. Poindexter, Joe Davis, Rankin, Turner, Read, Quitman, and many others--names that will live in history as Governors, Senators, Judges and Representatives in Congress, while several gained distinction as statesmen and orators." And again, "The last time I traveled over this road (the 'Old Robinson Road'), now twenty-five years ago, *** Greenville was a 'deserted village' with one old house tottering to decay and McCullum's blacksmith shop. But as this was many years ago, these have long since paid the debt of nature, and passed beyond the recollection of the present generation."" From: Mississippi Vol. I A-K by Dunbar Rowland, 1907, page 801- After the battle of New Orleans, and after peace had been restored, General Jackson marched his men to Nashville, some six hundred miles; on the route they camped at Greenville, in Jefferson county, where the people of the surrounding country turned out to greet them. http://jeffersoncountyms.org/earlyhistory1.htm
Old Magee Cemetery
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[[Category:Simpson County, Mississippi, Cemeteries]] [[Category: Old Magee Cemetery, Magee, Mississippi]] [[Project:Mississippi_Cemeteries|Mississippi Cemeteries Project]] ===About=== This project will catalog and document all burials in Old Magee Cemetery, located in Magee. Simpson County, Mississippi. This free space page for the Old Magee Cemetery is part of WikiTree's [[Project:Mississippi_Cemeteries|Mississippi Cemeteries Project]], and was created to document the life and times of our ancestors that are interred there. The Mississippi Cemeteries Project is a sub-project of the larger [[Project:Cemeteries_of_the_United_States|U.S. Cemeteries Project]]. This page is a work in progress, and will remain so until the Table of Interments (below) is completed. The Table of Interments is a sortable listing of persons interred at this cemetery, some or all of whom are linked to existing WikiTree profiles. If you know of a person interred at this cemetery that should be linked to an existing WikiTree profile, or needs to have a profile created for them, please contact [[Bishop-4082|Myrtis Bishop]] for assistance. ===Contact Information, Location and Map=== :Location ::Located 2 miles NW Magee, Off Hwy 49, turn off Old Magee Road onto Old Post Office Road in SEC 26 RNG 5E TWP 1N :GPS Coordinates (WGS84) :: 31.89255, -89.75604 ::[https://www.google.com/maps/place/31%C2%B053%2733.2%22N+89%C2%B045%2721.7%22W/@31.892535,-89.7554555,307m/data=!3m1!1e3!4m2!3m1!1s0x0:0x0 Old Magee Cemetery on Google Maps] === History === : April 12, 2001 Magee Courier Published The Old Magee Family Cemetery is located just outside the City of Magee on Old Post Office Road in the Old Magee sub-division. It's one of the county's oldest and its upkeep is based on donations mostly from family members and/or friends of the family. [The cemetery is now privately owned] This historic burial place was first started in the old town of Magee many, many years ago. The town of Magee, as it was known then, was named after the first postmaster of Magee, Robert Solomon Magee. The cemetery has two confederate soldiers buried there. Robert Solomon Magee, born March 2, 1845, was buried there after his death on December 3, 1888. He was a member of Company B, Mississippi, Infantry CSA, and Richard Tullos, a member of Company A, Mississippi Calvary is also buried in the cemetery. No birth date nor death date is available for Tullos. The cemetery took on the name of Bishop Cemetery following the burial of several members (estimated at eight) of the Bishop family at its present location. Lerah [Leah] Bishop was born on March 20, 1883 and buried in the cemetery on December 5, 1917. Bishop also had two infants buried in the cemetery in the early 1900's. A lot of the graves in the cemetery have no markers so it is unsure who is buried in some of the graves. As of late, two brothers, Boyd and Billy Bishop [both now deceased] have been responsible for the upkeep of the cemetery. Anyone wishing to make a donation ...[removed] Magee Courier Published on April 12, 2001 Note: T.S. Bishop is also buried here with his wife and several children. He too was a confederate soldier, member of Company: A Unit: 6 Mississippi Infantry. Rank - Induction: Private Rank - Discharge: Private. Family Knowledge by [[Bishop-4082 | Myrtis Bishop]] ===Tasks Completed=== :Photography * 100% of marked graves in this cemetery have been photographed by [[Bishop-4082 | Myrtis Bishop]]. :Data Transcription * 100% of all marked graves :Link to Profiles * 100% of all marked graves ===To Do=== * (DONE) Link existing profiles or create new profiles for persons listed in the Table of Interments :When complete, everyone listed in the Table of Interments will be linked to their own WikiTree profile, and to a photo of that person's corresponding grave marker. The created profiles can include other genealogical and biographical information as well as a listing of sources for documentation. * Validate links and transcription information :Profile and photo links and transcribed information needs to be cross-checked to ensure accuracy. * Create an audio/video tour of the cemetery :Record a virtual tour of the cemetery that can be viewed as downloadable media on computers, tablets or other device. Such a tour would take the viewer around the cemetery to explore the history of the people buried here. Background information can be supplied. Those with mobile internet access can access online links to more information. ===Table of Interments=== Data given is as on Headstone {| class="wikitable sortable" border="1" |+ Sortable table |- ! Last Name ! First/Middle Names/Initials ! data-sort-type="date" | Born ! data-sort-type="date" | Died ! Inscription (notes) ! class="unsortable" | Photo (click for larger) |- |[[Bishop-4603 | Bishop]]||Clifton ||1899-08-10||1901-06||||[[Image:Bishop-4603.jpg |100px]] |- |[[Bishop-4625 | Bishop]]||Infant||1917||1917||Infant of L. P. & Lerah Bishop|| [[Image:Bishop-4625.jpg |100px]] |- |[[Bishop-4624 | Bishop]]||Infant||1913||1913||Infant of L. P. & Lerah Bishop|| [[Image:Bishop-4624.jpg |100px]] |- |[[Harvey-3654 | Bishop]]||J. A.||1884-01-23||1911-11-30||Wife of T. W. Bishop (Joanna Harvey)|| [[Image:Harvey-3654-1.jpg |100px]] |- |[[Bishop-4417| Bishop]]||James Woodrow||1918-05-20 ||1918-08-08||(no headstone)|| |- |[[Sullivan-3662 | Bishop]]||Mary||1841-09-08||1918-11-20||(aka Polly, nee Sullivan)|| [[Image:Bishop-4098.jpg |100px]] |- |[[Bishop-4098 | Bishop]]||T. S.||1837-05-27||1917-02-22||(T. Spencer Bishop)|| [[Image:Bishop-4098.jpg |100px]] |- |[[Butler-6582 | Bishop]]||Leah||1883-03-20||1917-12-05||Wife of L. P. Butler (nee Bishop)||[[Image:Butler-6582.jpg |100px]] |- |[[Canoy-70| Canoy]]||Jim D.||1851-08-07||1915-02-05|||| [[Image:Canoy-70.jpg |100px]] |- |[[Bishop-4372 | Canoy]]||Millie||1845-11-11||1942-01-15||(nee Bishop)|| [[Image:Bishop-4372.jpg |100px]] |- |[[Bishop-4278 | Craft]]||E. Lizzie||1864-02-10||1893-09-17||Wife of Burl Craft (nee Bishop ) || [[Image:Bishop-4278.jpg |100px]] |- |[[Magee-722 | Covington]]||M. L.||1840-01-01||1862-04-29||Mrs. M. L. - Wife of J Covington (given Mary Louise Magee)|| [[Image:Magee-722.jpg |100px]] |- |[[Hays-1287 | Hays]]||D. G.||1848-02-22||1900-07-24||||[[Image:Hays-1287.jpg |100px]] |- |[[Magee-723 | Hays]] ||Hattie J.||1852-03-27||1909-12-02||Wife of D. G. Hays (nee Magee)|| [[Image:Magee-723.jpg |100px]] |- |[[Magee-726 | Tullos]]||Mary E.||1870-06-13||1928-11-24||Wife of W. A. Tullos (nee Magee)|| [[Image:Magee-726.jpg |100px]] |- |[[Magee-725 | Magee ]]||Robert S.||||||Co B 16 Miss. Inf. CSA|| [[Image:Magee-725.jpg |100px]] |- |[[Mangum-110 | Mangum]]||Arthur C||1788||1862||(unmarked grave)|| |- |[[Butler-3513| Mangum]]||Penelope Ann (Penny) Butler||1797||1870||(unmarked grave)|| |- |[[Bishop-4279 | Martin]]||Darcus A.||1870-12-02||1911-01-28||Dau of T. S. & P. Bishop (broken stone)|| [[Image:Bishop-4279.jpg |100px]] |- |[[Tullos-75| Tullos]]||Richard||||||Co A 4 Miss Cav||[[Image:Tullos-75.jpg |100px]] |- |[[Upton-682 | Upton]]||Hiram D.||1879-08-28||1885-09-24||Son of T.B. & M.M. Upton|| [[Image:Upton-682.jpg |100px]] |} == Sources ==
Old Marbletown Cemetery, Marbletown, Arcadia, New York
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[[Category: Arcadia, New York]] [[Category: Marbletown, Wayne County, New York]] [[Category: Old Marbletown Cemetery, Marbletown, Wayne County, New York]] ''This page is part of the [[project:New_York_Cemeteries|New York Cemeteries Project]].'' [[image:Old_Marbletown_Cemetery_Marbletown_Arcadia_New_York.jpg|500px]] '''Old Marbletown Cemetery Coordinates:''' [https://www.google.com/maps/@43.0173181,-77.0717066,20z 43.017505, -77.071553] ---- == People == {| class="wikitable sortable" border="1" width="100%" |- ! scope="col" | Last Name ! scope="col" | First Name ! scope="col" | Born ! scope="col" | Died ! scope="col" | Marker |- |[[Lay-1803|Lay, William]] || William ||1788 (approx.) ||1816, Apr. 30 ||{{Image|file=Old_Marbletown_Cemetery_Marbletown_Arcadia_New_York-1.jpg |size=s }} |- | [[??|''Hatfield'', Lucinda]]||Lucinda||-||Wife of Joseph Hatfield? ♠||{{Image|file=Old_Marbletown_Cemetery_Marbletown_Arcadia_New_York-2.jpg |size=s }} |- | [[Daniels-5634|Daniels, Phebe]]||Phebe||1828, Dec. 16||1857, Oct. 11||{{Image|file=Old_Marbletown_Cemetery_Marbletown_Arcadia_New_York-3.jpg |size=s }} |- | [[Daniels-5635|Daniels, Emma]] ||Emma||1855, Feb 20||1857, Oct. 14||{{Image|file=Old_Marbletown_Cemetery_Marbletown_Arcadia_New_York-3.jpg |size=s }} |- | [[Annis-491|Annis, Rhoda]] ||Rhoda||1822||1852|| {{Image|file=Old_Marbletown_Cemetery_Marbletown_Arcadia_New_York-7.jpg |size=s }} |- | [[Marble-722|''Reed'' (Marble), Lucy]] ||Lucy||1804, Sep.2||1871, Oct. 7 || {{Image|file=Old_Marbletown_Cemetery_Marbletown_Arcadia_New_York-8.jpg |size=s }} |- | [[Reed-18634|Reed, James]] ||James||1804, June 27||1867, Jan. 1||{{Image|file=Old_Marbletown_Cemetery_Marbletown_Arcadia_New_York-9.jpg |size=s }} |- | [[Champion-1734|Champion, Lynds]]||Lynds||1788||1865 ♠||{{Image|file=Old_Marbletown_Cemetery_Marbletown_Arcadia_New_York-10.jpg |size=s }} |- |[[Marble-226|Marble, William]] ||William||1792 ||1857||{{Image|file=Old_Marbletown_Cemetery_Marbletown_Arcadia_New_York-11.jpg |size=s }} |- | [[Reed-18664|Dolly Reed]] ||Dolly||1794 Aug. 21 ||1873 Jun. 1||{{Image|file=Old_Marbletown_Cemetery_Marbletown_Arcadia_New_York-12.jpg |size=s }} |- |[[Lund-1537|''Reed'', Dolly]] ||Dolly||1767 (ish)||1838, September 5||{{Image|file=Old_Marbletown_Cemetery_Marbletown_Arcadia_New_York-13.jpg |size=s |caption=Wife of [[Reed-18662|John Reed]] }} |- | [[Hardy-6445|Hardy, Lydia (Howland)]]||Lydia ||1801, 13 Feb ||1838, July 14||{{Image|file=Old_Marbletown_Cemetery_Marbletown_Arcadia_New_York-14.jpg |size=s }} |- | [[Daniels-5626|Daniels, George]] ||George||1804 (ish)||1818||{{Image|file=Old_Marbletown_Cemetery_Marbletown_Arcadia_New_York-15.jpg |size=s }} |- | [[Daniels-5623|Daniels, Joseph]]||Joseph||1770||1818, September 15 ||{{Image|file=Old_Marbletown_Cemetery_Marbletown_Arcadia_New_York-17.jpg |size=s }} |- |[[Daniels-5624| Daniels, Hiram]]||Hiram||1810||1836||{{Image|file=Old_Marbletown_Cemetery_Marbletown_Arcadia_New_York-21.jpg |size=s }} |- | [[??|Hillman, Phineas]]||Phineas||-||1815||to link |- | [[??|Lake, Sylvanus]] ||Sylvanus||-||1846||to link |- |[[Marble-719|Marble, Ebenezer]]||Ebenezer||1799||1841 Mar. 25||{{Image|file=Old_Marbletown_Cemetery_Marbletown_Arcadia_New_York-31.jpg |size=s }} |- | [[??|unknown, Sally]] ||Sally?||-||-||to link |- |[[Marble-150|Marble, Nathaniel]]||Nathaniel||1722||1802 Jun. 8|| to link |- | [[Houghton-638|Houghton, Abigail]]||Abigail||1733, Apr. 3||1825, Apr. 1||to link |- | [[??|Warner, Aurelia]][https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/78780719/aurelia-warner Aurelia Warner, Find a Grave]||Aurelia||1823 (ish)||1874||{{Image|file=Old_Marbletown_Cemetery_Marbletown_Arcadia_New_York-35.jpg |size=s |caption=Aged 51y, Wife of J. B. }} |- |[[Rush-2737|Rush, Gilbert]]||Gilbert||1795[https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/176396451/gilbert-rush Gilbert Rush, Find a Grave]||-||{{Image|file=Old_Marbletown_Cemetery_Marbletown_Arcadia_New_York-37.jpg |size=s }} |- |[[??|Rush, Charlotte]][https://wayne.nygenweb.net/cemeteries/arcadiacems1.html RUSH Charlotte wife of Gilbert d. Jan. 27, 1853, 59y]||Charlotte||1794||1853, Jan 27|| marker not yet found |- |[[??|Rush, Andrew J.]] || Andrew || - || - || {{Image|file=Old_Marbletown_Cemetery_Marbletown_Arcadia_New_York-42.jpg |size=s |caption=Andrew J. son of Gilbert and Charlotte Rush }} |- | [[Rush-2738|Rush,George]] ||George||1774 (estimated)||1850||{{Image|file=Old_Marbletown_Cemetery_Marbletown_Arcadia_New_York-42.jpg |size=s }} |- | [[??|Bartlett, Delmore]] ||Delmore||-||1864, June 23||{{Image|file=Old_Marbletown_Cemetery_Marbletown_Arcadia_New_York-46.jpg |size=s }} |- | [[Tooley-514|Tooley, Jane]] ||Jane||-||1849||{{Image|file=Old_Marbletown_Cemetery_Marbletown_Arcadia_New_York-47.jpg |size=s }} |- | [[Badgley-244|Badgly, Charity]]||Charity||1783, Nov 29 ||1843, July 8||{{Image|file=Old_Marbletown_Cemetery_Marbletown_Arcadia_New_York-50.jpg |size=s }} |- | [[Lucas-8025|Lucas, Samuel]] ||Samuel||1790||Jan. 13, 1860||{{Image|file=Old_Marbletown_Cemetery_Marbletown_Arcadia_New_York-52.jpg |size=s }} |- | [[Lucas-5344|Lucas, Moses]]||Moses||1749||1829||{{Image|file=Old_Marbletown_Cemetery_Marbletown_Arcadia_New_York-53.jpg |size=s }} |- |[[??|Lucas, Moses]]||Moses|| - || - || {{Image|file=Old_Marbletown_Cemetery_Marbletown_Arcadia_New_York-36.jpg |size=s |caption=go back to rephotograph and compare the two Moses Lucas's }} |- | [[Barnes-9018|Barnes, Eunice or Abiah]]||Eunice||1765||1827||{{Image|file=Old_Marbletown_Cemetery_Marbletown_Arcadia_New_York-54.jpg |size=s |caption=wife of Moses Lucas }} |- | [Richards-12595|Richards, Caroline]] ||Caroline||-||- |- |[[Sheldon-840|''Richards'' (Sheldon), Abigail]][https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/78780708/abigail-richards Abigail Richards Find a Grave] According to this her maiden name was Sheldon. No source cited on Find a grave though. ||Abigail||1806(ish)||1842||{{Image|file=Old_Marbletown_Cemetery_Marbletown_Arcadia_New_York-57.jpg |size=s }} |- | [[Miller-63278|Miller, Lovina]]||Livina||1808||1865||{{Image|file=Old_Marbletown_Cemetery_Marbletown_Arcadia_New_York-59.jpg |size=s }} |- | [[Averill-525|Averill, William Harrison]]||William Harrison||1820||1863 |- | [[??|Averill, Arathusa]]||Arathusa||-||1853 Feb. 10 |- | [[Averill-530|Averill, Elizabeth]]||Elizabeth||1831 (ish)||1854 |- | [[??|Jones, Patty]]||Patty ||-||1828 |- | [[??|unknown, Maryett]] ||Maryett-||-||- |} ♠ ''legibility issues'' === Sources ===
Old McNair Cemetery, Simpson County, Mississippi
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[[Category:Simpson County, Mississippi, Cemeteries]] [[Category:Old McNair Cemetery, Simpson County, Mississippi]] [[Project:Mississippi_Cemeteries|Mississippi Cemeteries Project]] ===About=== This project will catalog and document all burials in Old McNair Cemetery, located in rural Simpson County, Mississippi right at the Covington County Line. This free space page for the Old McNair Cemetery is part of WikiTree's [[Project:Mississippi_Cemeteries|Mississippi Cemeteries Project]], and was created to document the life and times of our ancestors that are interred there. The Mississippi Cemeteries Project is a sub-project of the larger [[Project:Cemeteries_of_the_United_States|U.S. Cemeteries Project]]. This page is a work in progress, and will remain so until the Table of Interments (below) is completed. The Table of Interments is a sortable listing of persons interred at this cemetery, some or all of whom are linked to existing WikiTree profiles. If you know of a person interred at this cemetery that should be linked to an existing WikiTree profile, or needs to have a profile created for them, please contact [[Bishop-4082|Myrtis Bishop]] for assistance. ===Contact Information, Location and Map=== :Location ::Located From Magee: Take US 49 south for about 5 miles :: Turn left onto Saratoga Sharon Rd, go 2.3 mi :: Turn right onto Calvary Church Rd, go 466 ft :: Turn right onto Sullivan Rd, go 1.0 mi :: Arrive: 227 Sullivan Rd, Mt Olive, MS 39119 on the right. The pasture gate is pass the house, best to ask permission to visit at the house. : Contact Information: 601-529-2914 :GPS Coordinates (WGS84) :: 31.79190, -89.66262 ::[https://goo.gl/maps/HNCcA Old McNair Cemetery on Google Maps] === History === This cemetery is located on a farm and is not to be confused with the McNair Cemetery in Mount Olive, Covington County. There is a cow path/old dirt road to the cemetery which is about a mile off the main road. The closest town is Mount Olive in Covington County, but this cemetery is in Simpson County at the county line touching Covington and Smith Counties. Old McNair Cemetery is one of the oldest cemetery in Simpson County. In October 2009 a restoration team began a six month project to restore and locate unmarked graves in this cemetery. In addition to the 70 graves with headstones there are some thirty unknown graves now marked with small white crosses. According to the property owner, vandals have destroyed many headstones. Cemetery is fenced and maintained by local volunteers. It is still in use for burials for family members. ===Tasks Completed=== :Photography *100% of marked graves in this cemetery have been photographed by [[Bishop-4082 | Myrtis Bishop]]. :Data Transcription *100% of all marked graves :Link to Profiles * 100% of all marked graves ===To Do=== * (done) Link existing profiles or create new profiles for persons listed in the Table of Interments :When complete, everyone listed in the Table of Interments will be linked to their own WikiTree profile, and to a photo of that person's corresponding grave marker. The created profiles can include other genealogical and biographical information as well as a listing of sources for documentation. *Validate links and transcription information :Profile and photo links and transcribed information needs to be cross-checked to ensure accuracy. * Create an audio/video tour of the cemetery :Record a virtual tour of the cemetery that can be viewed as downloadable media on computers, tablets or other device. Such a tour would take the viewer around the cemetery to explore the history of the people buried here. Background information can be supplied. Those with mobile internet access can access online links to more information. ===Table of Interments=== Data given is as on Headstone {| class="wikitable sortable" border="1" |+ Sortable table |- ! Last Name ! First/Middle Names/Initials ! data-sort-type="date" | Born ! data-sort-type="date" | Died ! Inscription (notes) ! class="unsortable" | Photo (click for larger) |- | [[McNair-454| Bryant ]]||Annie McNair||1890-10-07||1962-02-06||||[[Image:McNair-454.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Bryant-4594 | Bryant ]]||Clarence Virgil ||1894-06-16||1991-05-31||||[[Image:Bryant-4594.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Bryant-4596 | Bryant ]]||Clarence Malcolm ||1918-03-03||2005-07-29||MSGT US Army Air Forces World War II||[[Image:Bryant-4596.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Bryant-4597 | Bryant ]]||Helen M. ||1920-02-06||2000-11-24||||[[Image:Bryant-4597.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Bryant-4595 | Bryant ]]||James Samuel ||1928-07-28||1928-08-18||Son of Mr & Mrs C. V. Bryant||[[Image:Bryant-4595.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Bryant-4599| Bryant ]]||Martha B. ||1919-06-15||1991-10-21||||[[Image:Bryant-4599.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Buchanan-2105 | Buchanan ]]||A. M. ||1853-02-11||1906-12-22||||[[Image:Buchanan-2105-1.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Pearce-2195| Buchanan ]]||Mary Pearce||1852-10-07||1922-04-23||Mary Pearce Buchanan, Mrs. A. M.||[[Image:Pearce-2195.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Carr-3972| Carr ]]||Archie ||1905-04-03||1905-07-15||Son of D. J. & Mattie L. Carr||[[Image:Carr-3972.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Carr-3971| Carr ]]||Felix ||1836-04-27||1905-02-21||||[[Image:Carr-3971.jpg |100px]] |- | [[McGill-901| Carr ]]||Mary M.||1842-02-09||1922-08-24||COME INTO ME, Our mother is gone but not forgotten (nee McGill) ||[[Image:McGill-901.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Fairley-120| Fairley ]]||Alexander||1797-03-10||1894-09-12||||[[Image:Fairley-120.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Thompson-19552| Fairley ]]||Margaret Thompson||1804-06-22||1898-03-09||||[[Image:Thompson-19552.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Bryant-4598 | Hall ]]||Willette Bryant||1926-04-15||2006-02-26||Beloved mother, Our angel on Earth, God's angel in Heaven.||[[Image:Bryant-4598.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Fox-5524 | Johnson ]]||A. G. ||1849 || ||MOTHER, Mrs A. G. Johnson (unsure of dates)(nee Fox)||[[Image:Fox-5524.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Johnson-32340 | Johnson ]]||Albert G. || || ||CO D 11 MISS INF C. S. A.||[[Image:Johnson-32340.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Johnson-32306 | Johnson ]]||Johnnie A. ||1903-08-29||1906-11-17||Son of M. A. & E. L. A. Johnson, Budded on Earth to bloom in Heaven. ||[[Image:Johnson-32306.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Johnson-32307 | Johnson ]]||Little Nora ||1909-11-18||1910-05-09||Little Nora, Daughter of G. W. and L. A. Johnson ||[[Image:Johnson-32307.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Leonard-3840 | Leonard ]]||Benjamine ||1830 ||1906-09-04||In Memory of Benjamine Leonard Died Sept. 4, 1906 Aged 76 Ys, 3 Ms, 16 Ds, Into Thy Hands I Command My Spirit||[[Image:Leonard-3840.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Fairley-121 | Leonard ]]||Margaret Fairley||1835-04-07||1913-07-08||Mrs. Margaret Fairley Leonard ||[[Image:Fairley-121.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Leonard-3841| Leonard ]]||Mollie ||1873-02||1903-04-28||Dau. of B. & Margaret Leonard Died Apr 28, 1903 Aged 30 yrs, 3 Ms, 8 days, She is not dead but sleepeth.||[[Image:Leonard-3841.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Sullivan-5531 | Luthep ]]||Sara Lue ||1865-11-13||1920-01-05||(given name Sarah Elizabeth Sullivan) '''headstone name s/b Luther'''||[[Image:Sullivan-5531-1.jpg |100px]] |- | [[McCollum-375 | McCollum ]]||Archie Fletcher||1858-06-05||1910-11-10||D.D.S. ||[[Image:McCollum-375.jpg |100px]] |- | [[McCollum-377 | McCollum ]]||Charles ||1856-08-20||1857-09-10||Son of L. & E. J. McCollum ||[[Image:McCollum-377.jpg |100px]] |- | [[McNair-439| McCollum ]]||Eliza Jane ||1829-01-21||1909-03-29||Wife of Lawrence McCollum (nee McNair)||[[Image:McNair-439.jpg |100px]] |- | [[McCollum-374| McCollum ]]||Lawrence ||1824-03-12||1890-07-25||||[[Image:McCollum-374.jpg |100px]] |- | [[McCollum-376| McCollum ]]||Mary ||1852-11-19||1857-00-14||Daughter of of L. & E. J. McCollum ||[[Image:McCollum-376.jpg |100px]] |- | [[McDonald-5594 | McDonald ]]||Alexander S. ||1806 ||1856 ||||[[Image:McDonald-5594.jpg |100px]] |- | [[McNair-375 | McDonald ]]||Elizabeth McNair||1808 ||1890 ||Wife of Alexander McDonald||[[Image:McNair-375.jpg |100px]] |- | [[McDonald-6183 | McDonald ]]||M. S. ||1839 ||1839 ||Infant Son of Alexander & Elizabeth McDonald||[[Image:McDonald-6183.jpg |100px]] |- | [[McGill-900| McGill ]]||James ||1800-09-18||1881-04-21||Born in NC ||[[Image:McGill-900.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Thompson-19553| McGill ]]||Nancy Thompson||1807-01-17||1875-03-29||Wife of James McGill Born in SC ||[[Image:McGill-900.jpg |100px]] |- | [[McInnis-180 | McInnis ]]||Daniel L. || || ||1ST SGT CO I 7 MISS. INF. C. S. A.||[[Image:McInnis-180.jpg |100px]] |- | [[McLeod-1552| McLoud ]]||Mary M. ||1860-12-04||1869-01-09||Daughter of B. P. & M. F. McLoud ||[[Image:McLeod-1552.jpg |100px]] |- | [[McNair-440| McLoud ]]||Nancy McNair||1835-08-29||1918-02-05||Sacred to the memory of Nancy McNair McLoud ||[[Image:McNair-440.jpg |100px]] |- | [[McNair-443 | McNair ]]||Angus||1885||1946 ||||[[Image:McNair-443.jpg |100px]] |- | [[McNair-435 | McNair ]]||Angus ||1798 ||1849-11 ||Sacred to the memory of Angus McNair Born in N.C. in 1798 Died in Nov. 1849||[[Image:McNair-435.jpg |100px]] |- | [[McNair-449| McNair ]]||Christian C. ||1859-01-13||1905-05-30||Daughter of Martin & M.A.C McNair Jesus lover of my soul, Let me to thy bosom Fly.||[[Image:McNair-449.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Wilkinson-6451| McNair ]]||Christian||||1904-11-17|| (nee Wilkinson) Wife of Reubin McNair Died Nov 17, 1904, Aged 80 yrs. 1 Mo. 1D. Not lost but gone before.||[[Image:Wilkerson-983.jpg |100px]] |- | [[McNair-457 | McNair ]]||Infant Son ||1898-10-26||1900-12-17||Our Baby Son of H. & R. McNair, God gave - He took - He will restore. He doeth all things will.||[[Image:McNair-457.jpg |100px]] |- | [[McNair-453 | McNair ]]||Infant Son ||1887 ||1887 ||Infant Son of Mr. & Mrs. Malcolm McNair ||[[Image:McNair-453.jpg |100px]] |- | [[McNair-437 | McNair ]]||James ||1811-02-11||1871-06-23||||[[Image:McNair-437.jpg |100px]] |- | [[McNair-434 | McNair ]]||John ||1760 ||1854 || ||[[Image:McNair-434.jpg |100px]] |- | [[McNair-447 | McNair ]]||John Hugh||1852-08-01||1928-05-14||||[[Image:McNair-447.jpg |100px]] |- | [[McNair-446 | McNair ]]||Malcom||1850-11-05||1919-06-18||||[[Image:McNair-446.jpg |100px]] |- | [[McNair-438| McNair ]]||Martin ||1815 ||1858-12-31||Martin McNair Died Dec. 31, 1858 Aged 43 years, Gone but not forgotten||[[Image:McNair-438.jpg |100px]] |- | [[McNair-448| McNair ]]||Martin H. ||1857-01-26||1944-12-23||||[[Image:McNair-448.jpg |100px]] |- | [[McCallum-681 | McNair ]]||Mary M. McCallum||1854 ||1932 ||MOTHER, Wife of R. 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Recollections and stories about Monkwearmouth mainly during the 19th Century including books by [[Thompson-34238|John Thompson]], author, have been reproduced below.Information obtained some years ago from Monkwearmouth Library by Michael Thompson ===RECOLLECTIONS OF OLD MONKWEARMOUTH=== ENTITLED:SOME OF THE "MEN OF MARK," IN OLDEN TIMES, AND THEIR SURROUNDINGS, BY JOHN THOMPSON, 87 NEW BRANDLING ST., Monkwearmouth IN HIS 77TH YEAR. ———— PRICE SIXPENCE ———— SUNDERLAND: FORSTER, PRINTER, JOHN ST., OPPOSITE COUNTY COURT '''SYLLABUS ''' PAGE. :Introduction :Mr. George Hudson :Mr. Wm. Byers :Mr. Thomas Russell :Mr. John Cropton :Mr. John Storey, :Mr. Thompson Oliver's :Mr. Thomas Walker, Spirit Merchant :Squire Stafford :Mr. Thomas Orwin, :Mr. Ralph Preston Robson :Mr. George Wilkin :Mr. Peter Austin :Mr. James Allison :Mr. William Allison :Mr. Thomas Speeding :Mr. Robert Ayre :Mr. Cuthbert Pattison :Mr. Wm. Wealands Robson, Sen. :Mr. John Smith :Mr. William Thompson :Hugh Smith '''RECOLLECTIONS OF OLD MONKWEARMOUTH''' Entitled — Some of the "Men of Mark" in Monkwearmouth in olden times, and their surroundings. '''BY [[Thompson-34238|JOHN THOMPSON]]''' ———— '''Introduction''' It will be scarcely disputed when I say, that no country has ever been so distinguished in the commercial world as Great Britain is to day, her ships and her traders are to be found in almost every habitable part of the globe which possesses such skill, indeed the race, energy, enterprise and indomitable courage, is pre-eminently fitted to lead the van in every branch of trade and commerce in all quarters of the world. We need not go far to prove this assertion, the little creek (as it was formerly called) known all over the world as the river Wear has in the past, also the present, done much to accomplish this fact, for there are nowhere to be found men of greater enterprising and pushing qualities than the Sons of the Wear, if we measure it by the new fangled sport and pastime of football which has become so exceedingly popular, though so recently introduced throughout Great Britain, the Sunderland Team whose headquarters is their large and commodious grounds at Monkwearmouth, the chief support of which is their popular President, Robert Thompson, Esq., J.P. of the West House, Fulwell, lead the van against all comers. The President is a worthy descendant of such men as we have had in the past, and a type of those that will be introduced in those pages to the notice of my readers; a class that has always existed in our ancient Borough. The little work I venture to place before my fellow townsmen is entitled: "Some of the Men of Mark" in Monkwearmouth in olden times. For has it not always been the case that when British Commerce, the English language, and her enterprising sons have found their way and pushed their peaceful conquests, all that is noblest and best in the British character has followed. At least this part of the country owes very much to them for their enterprise, their integrity, and their perseverance, confining my attention therefore to our own townsmen, and to me who have made their mark in the annals of the present century, we shall see amongst them characters worthy of imitation "which being dead yet speak" many of them as we shall see were of humble origin. The first to mention is '''Mr. George Hudson''' who resided the great part of his live in a small gravel coat-fronted house No. 113 Church Street, Monkwearmouth, which still remains as in its former state. He was tall in stature, slightly built, most regular in his habits, seldom seen in conversation or in company with any person outside his own office or place of business, he was very fond of pedestrian exercises especially on business as to the fair sex, seldom if ever he took notice of them in his travels, he was never married; for it seems that his sister Margaret and he had entered into an holy alliance never to enter the matrimonial pathway come what may. Margaret who was the oldest was born August 18th, 1791, and died September 17th, 1874. Mr. Hudson was one of the front rank shipowners in the north side, one might almost say in the entire town, when I was a boy he owned a fleet of vessels, the Minerva, Nelson, Wear, Providence, Northumberland, Eaolus, Grange, and Peace, some of which were employed in the coal trade, others in the timber trade and foreign trade. Another profitable trade he speculated in was that of ropemaking, starting a ropery near the "Babbies" and leading down Fulwell Road, and when in the prime of live he devoted a large amount of time and labour to this establishment, which resulted in a large trade, he was a shrewd painstaking and successful man in all that he took in hand, and was widely known in the commercial world. Finding years creeping on he partially retired from active interest in his business, and bought the Grange Estate, Newcastle Road, Monkwearmouth, as his country seat, an estate of no small value. The old ancient Hall and Grounds was laid out in splendid style, differing to what it did when occupied by the late Mr. John Laing, a famous shipbuilder, and uncle to Mr James Laing, of Deptford Shipbuilding Yard, here Mr. Hudson spent much of his spare time, seldom known to hospitably entertain in this fine old Mansion any company. Mr. Hudson was born on December 13th, 1800, died at the Grange on May 8th, 1884, having nearly reached the patriarchial age of 84 years. The remains of Mr. Hudson and his sister Margaret are deposited in the vault at the Mere Knolls Cemetery, a sum being provided for in his Will to the Board for the due performance in keeping it in good order, including also the family vault in the Old Churchyard. Previous to his death it is evident he had made provision by Will for the disposal of the wealth he had amassed, very few were known to be related to him, his Will was made at a time when everything was in its proper course, taking care not to forget his old and faithful servants of both sexes, to most of them he gave a life annuity. What was the full amount of that wealth or at what particular time of his life the foundations of his large fortune were laid down cannot be stated here, nor is it of much importance to know. One thing we do know that at his death a large portion of what wealth was left by him for a most excellent purpose, which is now known as the George Hudson's Charity, for the education, maintenance, and support and clothing of Orphan Boys and Girls between the ages of eight and fourteen years, two thirds being boys, one third being girls, and twenty such boys to be the sons of Sailors of Pilots belonging to the Port of Sunderland, twenty other such boys being Orphan Children, born and living within the limits of the Parish of Monkwearmouth aforesaid. The term "Orphan" to comprise only such children whose fathers is dead or paralized. All applications on behalf of Orphans to be made by a printed form to be had on application at the office 54 John Street and forwarded (post paid) to Mr. Robert Singleton, Superintendent. Passing on to No. 19 Church Street, it was the residence of '''Mr. Wm. Byers''' who near to the "East House" carried on a profitable business in those early days as a Block and Mast Maker, employing a large number of men and apprentices, also he held the Ropery at the top of Church Street, he was also a shipowner of this Port, on of the ships the name I well remember was the brig Sedulous. In the front of his residence there was a large jargonel pear tree trained up on the front wall, which was remarkable not only for the quantity of fruit it bore; but its quality. Mr. Byers bore an high reputation as an employer, seldom ever swerving from that strict integrity of character which he strove to maintain, ever mindful in doing a fair share of work in the means of his disposal to assist the poor and needy. During the long and severe winters, which was bitter indeed in these gone-bye days when the working class population had to suffer much during those dreary winters, but for such noble minded men as Mr. Byers, did much to alleviate their sufferings, and who took a most prominent part as one of "The Men of Mark" in Old Monkwearmouth, in those perilous times. His adjoining neighbour residence was '''Mr. Thomas Russell''' who also had a pear tree similarly trained, the quality being equal to the former, tempting as this fruit must have been hanging in clusters, to the young urchins, and not having the town protested by a Police Force at this early period, the wonder was of so few depredations then known to take place to what takes place at the present time. Mr. Russell carried on a similar business as the former on the quay end at the North side Ferry Landing, both these gentlemen were in good sound positions and had earned good names among the inhabitants of the town by the bestowal of many acts of kindness wherever it could possibly be done, and were both always very generous in relieving the wants and necessities of the poor that they could always be depended upon to be worthy of the name they bore. Near was the residence of '''Mr. John Cropton,''' another of the famous class of Shipowners. One of his vessels I remember so well was the Clara, named after one of his daughters, another, Legatus, and another Aspasio, besides other vessels that he owned were chiefly employed in the timber trade, trading to Montreal and Quebec. The vessels crossing the Atlantic were not allowed by the Clubs in which they were insured to leave the port before the 1st of April. This was a red-letter day on the river Wear, and a pretty sight it was to see so many fine ships dressed up, colours flying and garlands suspended on high between the masts all proceeding seawards: and afterwards cruising under sail to test their sailing qualities too and fro in the roadstead before taking their final departure. The many friends who accompanied them out into the roadstead after taking a farewell were brought on shore by the Steamer in attendance to relate their experiences in the parting of their loved ones, but not before partaking of the "Boiled Beef of Old England, and the cup that cheers," drinking the health and happiness of all on board, with a prosperous voyage to the noble ship, hoping to see the same garland flying in the same place on their return to England's shores, which was an omen of a favourable voyage across and back of the wild Atlantic Ocean. Each vessel strove hard to make two voyages in the time allowed by the Clubs to go there and back, before the month of November set in. Commanders opinions varied as to the route preferable, some taking a southerly direction, while others a northerly one. On the discharge of their last timber cargo, they were taken out on the Insurance Clubs for the winter season, stripped and laid up near the North Quay with their bare masts and yards crossed, giving the river a dismal appearance. A sad occurrence took place in the winter of February 16th, 1828, in connection with this family. The writer, and their son George, aged 8 years, took a stroll from home during the holiday season on that day February 16th, taking Southwick Road for their journey, on reaching the Half Way House, they took a turn in the direction of Burdiss' Lime Kilns, found them empty, as was usual in the winter season, the ground at that time was thickly covered with snow, young George (boy-like) noticing a keel drifting down on the ebbing tide with a man on board, stooped and made up a snowball and threw it at the Keelman from the top of the kilns where they were standing, moving backward so that he might not be seen, forgetting that he was so near the gaping mouth of the empty line-kiln, down he went, no one near him only his companion the writer, who lost no time in giving the alarm, help was soon forthcoming, and George was soon got out from the kiln, but it was quickly seen that life was extinct. The sad news soon spread far and wide, and the remains of poor George were conveyed home as quickly as possible. Such a sad event as this, the sudden death of one so young, so full of promise, cast a gloom over not only the household, but also throughout the whole of the town during the remainder of the festive season just closing. Strange as it may appear there was no inquest held, nor any attempt so far as I can remember to get up a court of inquiry; I ask, would it be the same now? Oh! dear no. Mr. Cropton was a worthy benefactor in all that appertained to the welfare of the working classes, and deserves to be classed as one of the "Men of Mark" in Old Monkwearmouth, living to a good old age, died March 24th, 1872 aged 87 years. Another of the prominent lights was his neighbour '''Mr. John Storey,''' whose residence almost adjoined Mr. Cropton's, this identical house is now the grocery business of Mr. Anthony Brown. Mr. Storey on arriving in this town in early life was comparatively in humble circumstances, yet much to his credit made rapid progress in his business pursuits, he began to speculated most largely in the Rope and Sail business, the works were right abreast of his residence leading on in an easterly direction towards Roker Banks. After the success that had attended his efforts in this direction, he began shipbuilding at the Sand Point, North Sands, in this also he succeeded most marvellously, and for many years gave employment to a large number of men and boys including able bodied women at the former works already mentioned. On arriving at the zenith of his prosperity, he purchased the estates connected to the large mansion belonging to Squire Stafford, so well know as the "Babbies," the land an plantation extending down Fulwell road. After repairing the estate, he left Church Street and took up his residence at the Squire's mansion, but we have reason to believe that he returned to his former residence in Church Street and died there, he was about 65 years at the time of his decease, and was then greatly reduced in circumstances to a sorrowful extent, he was buried in the old churchyard, so was Mrs. Storey. Mr. Storey was always considered a careful and industrious man, therefore we must not imagine that the adverse circumstances in which he was then placed at the close of his eventful life was brought about by any extravagance whatever, but it was quite the contrary, like others of our business men, he was subjected to fluctuations and changes of the unsettled state of trade over which he had no control whatever. Mr. Storey had shown that he possessed extraordinary powers of business management, not only the rope making and sailmaking business which was an extensive one, and also his large shipbuilding works; but he was also the owner of three or more large ships employed in the timber trade to Canada, the names were the John and Mary, Defender, and Planet, yet notwithstanding the large amount of wealth and property he had accumulated during his career, yet as we have said he had to a large extent to part with it ere he changed worlds. While he had the means, Mrs. Storey was known to be very mindful of the poor, supplying their wants liberally and cheerfully, the poor of the neighbourhood lost at their deaths useful benefactors, and the working classes in so many branches of trade sustained in like manner a severe loss for Mr. Storey was well known to the writer, and was always one of the best employers of labour, and was entitled to take front rank among the "Men of Mark" of Monkwearmouth in olden times, and which life has helped to make our town what it is to-day. Some years after the late Mr. Robert Thompson had fulfilled the duties as manager at the Patent Slip and Sawmill at Jarrow, he was induced by Mr. John Storey, Shipbuilder and Roper of North Sands to return to his Native town, and undertake the management of his yard, and in which the late Mr. Joseph L. Thompson, and his brother John commenced their apprenticeships in Nov. 1836. The entire North Sands is now occupied by the three sons of the late Mr. Joseph L. Thompson, whilst the elder son of Mr. Robert, the senior member of the firm has recently began his apprenticeship at the North Sands Shipyard. It will thus be noticed that there are no less than three firms of Wear Shipbuilders, who have entered the fourth generation of their business of shipbuilding, viz., Mr. James Laing, Mr. S.P. Austin, and Messrs. Joseph L. Thompson and Sons. '''[[Oliver-1314|Mr. Thompson Oliver's]]''' claim to a part in this brief work cannot be overlooked. He followed the same trade as Mr. Storey, their roperies adjoining each other. Mr. Thompson Oliver was one of the first residents in Lower Dundas Street, that being then a fashionable spot where dwelt those in higher ranks of society. Mr. Oliver was rather short of stature. When in the prime of life was as quick in his movements, as in business matters, not only the ropery did he take management of, but was also one of our celebrated Shipowners. I remember well, one of his fine brigs called the Progress, invariably employed as an Holland Trader. In religious matters he was very earnest, taking a lively interest in the welfare of the Barclay Street Baptist Church, and at his decease was greatly missed, not only by this Church, but by a large number of all ranks and conditions of men, women, and children, with whom he was ever ready to co-operate for their happiness. He was a native of the old parish, and a good employer of labour, and is entitled to a place among the Leading Lights in the early days as one of the prominent "Men of Mark," of Monkwearmouth. In the same street resided '''Mr. Thomas Walker, Spirit Merchant,''' who was the first resident in the street, and carried on the above business on the premises know as the Grapes Hotel built by himself. Mr. Walker was born at Southwick; in stature about the average height, but very slightly built, in his young days he managed to receive a very good education which was very rare to attain, choosing later on for his profession that of a schoolmaster. His scholastic abilities were soon required in another direction, and he eventually became the Principle Clerk at the North Quay Brewery which then or soon afterwards came into the possession of Mr. James Allison. Fortune smiled upon him every step he took, being one of our local shipowners. A few of the names of the ships he owned must suffice, such as the Spring, Thompsons, Ranger, Grace, and Arethusa. Mr. Walker like many others in the early days of our towns history, was one of those self-made men which spring from the humbler ranks of society, and who seem destined to make an important place in the higher ranks of society. Mr. Walker was not a man of words, but a deep thinker and observant to all that was passing, always guarding against entering in public matters; but he was a man of consistent principle, and did his part well by relieving the wants and necessities of the poor to whom he was an acknowledged benefactor, also his wife, a Mrs. Thompson to whom he was, while in the middle age of manhood married. He was another of the Leading Lights who formed the "Men of Mark," in Monkwearmouth in olden times. I come now to a different class of men altogether from those who have been mentioned, one who had never Toiled nor Spun, never known the ups and downs of business life, and one to whom the common saying could be applied, that he was born with a silver spoon in his mouth, I mean '''Squire Stafford''' who was at this period one of the leading lights, and greatly looked up to, I have previously alluded to the mansion at the corner of Broad Street, (now called Roker Avenue) where the Squire resided, surrounded with all that was beautiful and refined to make a life happy and contented, and with a full share of comforts too. The mansion had a massive clock erected on the roof which struck the hours in loud and sonorous tones, and leaden figures of imagery known as the "Babbies" extended from Portobello Lane to the extent of the estate on the walls leading down Fulwell Road to where now stands the Church of All Saints', two of them can now be seen in Roker Park. The Squire was never known to take any part in the management of the town affairs, his whole bent and study seemed to be Cock fighting, it was then as Football is at the present day most popular of the Sports and Pastimes in which all classes of Society (more or less) delight to indulge in. The Squire was celebrated as a great breeder of Game Cocks, and there were few in those days who equalled him as a breeder (at least in his position) and who took great interest in this brutal game in which Monkwearmouth figured so prominently in days gone by, and big Billy Bainbridge of the "Artichoke," (a near resident of the Squire's) were great friends in this brutal sport, which would not be tolerated at the present day. The writer can well remember having seen the steel spurs put on the birds and the commencement of the struggle in the cockpit yard, and in the raised ring used expressively for that purpose, on some occasions these fights frequently took place in the adjoining yard known as the Fighting Cock Yard, the former was reached through an open as can still be seen at the back of Thomas Street and Roker Avenue. Not long ago an old lady Mrs. Ann Gerry who lived to near her hundredth year told the writer, that when in the service of the Squire during her girlhood days, she remembered distinctly that the squire once won the County Prize, which was a full size Game Cock cast in Gold. He was so delighted at his success that he placed the prize on top of one of the columns of the Babbies unprotected during the day, but of course taken it in at nightfall, so that his neighbours and fellow townsmen might see this unique and valuable prize which he had won, there is no doubt this would be a risky thing to do in the present day. So great was the interest in this man of wealth took, even in the local prize cock in the fights at the Fighting Cock Yard at Monkwearmouth, for he was always found there a prominent figure mixing among all classes of society. The Squire it was true had got the wealth, but what use was that wealth and culture to the people among which he was placed. What a contrast to those worthy sons of Monkwearmouth already mentioned. I cannot think that the life of the Squire was a wasted one, with good opportunities and power for good what he might have done during his long sojourn in the mansion, and the possession of wealth be admitted as a claim to be classed as one of the "Men of Mark," in Monkwearmouth in olden times, I suppose we must (though reluctantly) find a corner for the wealthy Squire Stafford. '''Mr. Thomas Orwin,''' another of these worthies, whose residence almost adjoined the Squire's mansion, was quite a different stamp of a man to the squire on matters concerning his own interest and the welfare of the town; he was a powerfully built man, well made, and of great height. He had known in his early days, from practical experience what the rough and tumble life of a sailor was, but by thrift and perseverance he had laid by that capital which enabled him to become a shipowner, making another added to that useful class of persons who have been so necessary to the welfare and prosperity of this seaport town. He owned three very fine brigs, the Tiberias, Beaver, and Orwin, all Canadian timber traders. Mr. Orwin's life was one of great activity and usefulness, known to be a great favourite with the men employed on board his ships, because in everything he was reasonable and just. Mr. Orwin lived to a good old age, and died at his favourite residence near the Babbies; which still remains unaltered with its red painted front, in the old fashioned style. Thomas Orwin's perseverance and success in our town entitles him to be classed among the list of the "Men of Mark" that have made Monkwearmouth what it is at the present time. A little further west in this terrace is the residence of a very old standard '''Mr. Ralph Preston Robson,''' grandfather to the late Wm. Wealands Robson, solicitor, also to Colonel Robson, of Roker, a partner at the North Dock Shipbuilding Company, the father of the two latter being Mr. Wm. Wealands Robson, sen., Shipowner, residing in Whitburn Street. The Robson's of West Morton, in the County of Durham, who came from the North Tyne in the reign of Henry VIII., their pedigree going back to A.D. 1500, is recorded in the Herald Visitation of 1615, and in Surtee's History of Durham. Mr. Ralph Preston Robson born 1762, died 1843, was great great grandson to the first of the family who settled in Monkwearmouth, and great great grandfather to Mr. Allac George Robson, the present head of the family. It may not be generally known that towards the latter part of the last century Mr. Robson purchased the upper end of the terrace abutting Portobella Lane from the estate of Squire Stafford, the thatched houses attached to the farm were then residences of the Farm Servants, and erected on the site a residence, the present building, its equal been unknown in that little township. The house then, as it still appears, has the appearance of having a small house attached to it at each end. Some persons giving it the name of Ralphy's Wing, there was a magnificent lawn in front the full width of the frontage. Mr. Robson resided there for a number of years, and took an unusual pride in seeing the lawn kept clean and in proper order, in his old days he spent much time in this work, always accompanied by a tiny favourite dog which he had at full command. The writer and the writer's father were frequently employed in cutting and rolling the lawn. Sometime after his death it became the Monkwearmouth Dispensary, since extended, and is now the Monkwearmouth and Southwick Hospital, a great boon to the town. Mr. Robson was also the owner of other landed property, in 1827 he built a row of cottages near the old workhouse Portobella lane, they still remain in the same plain old fashioned style, about the same period he owned two very large ships which I well remember, one was called the Belzonia, a barque, the other the Salamis, built expressly by himself for the Mediterranean trade, and launched from behind the North Pier into the Potatoe garth. Mr. Robson in his old days was a short thick set man, peculiar in some of his ways and so very precise in everything around him, in his early days, (we are told) he took a more prominent part in public matters concerning Monkwearmouth, and was much looked up to: but as years rolled along he kept very close in his own domain, seldom, if ever, seen outside, whereas he could be seen early and late on the lawn (weather permitting) spending hours in the open sunshine, shaded with the large elm trees outside, watching every passing movement in the then village of Monkwearmouth, very different to what it is now with its continuous bustle and commotion. I suppose he never contemplated that some day there would be running by his front, a tramcar service permanently fixed. He lived to a good old age, and was a most worthy citizen during his long sojourn here, reasonably he can claim to be considered as one of the leading lights, also one of the "Men of Mark" in olden times and greatly respected. Another well known figure in old Monkwearmouth was '''Mr. George Wilkin,''' who lived in the double fronted house directly opposite the Squire's mansion, he was rightly termed a true old English Gentleman by the early inhabitants of Monkwearmouth, the antiquate form of the house seemed to harmonise and fit that well known personage. His peculiar style of dress would no doubt attract the attention of those in the present day much more than in the past, and perhaps would be considered somewhat strange in his appearance, no doubt that he followed the highest fashion and custom of the day, which in my boyhood days was fast disappearing among the gentry, for he cultivated and wore the plaited pigtail of hair hanging down his back, and also wore the ruffled or trilled shirt front which was the fashion at that time, in addition to this when dressed for company he always appeared in velvet breeches and orange or light coloured stockings, and on special occasions he wore silver buckles to his low fronted shoes, the coat and vest were of a sky-blue colour with large silver buttons, the coat swallow tail cut was much in fashion at that period. Mr. Wilkin up to the time of his death had the pride and satisfaction of knowing that he owned among his ships the oldest vessel belonging to any of the northern ports, her name was the Blackbird, with a representation of the bird on a twin painted on her stern. The Blackburn was considered in those early days, to be of large dimensions, she certainly was an unsightly vessel so very high out of the water at the after end, resembling the style of construction during the reigns of Charles II. or James I., any person with the slightest knowledge of ships could easily pick her out from among the other colliers in the roadstead before she entered the harbour. Mr. Wilkin ran her in the coal trade as long as he could find officers and crew to sail her, the condition of his old favourite became so dangerous and unseaworthy that no one cared to take the command of her, she was then stripped and berthed alongside of the North Quay abreast of Mr. John Dickinson's famous engine works where she remained for years, so infested with rats had she became during these years of idleness, that the writer had seen the large holes eaten by the rats through the bottom of the vessel causing her to sink with every tide. It was said (and there is every reason to believe the report) that the owner would not part with his favourite until she had completed her 100th year, and just about that period she was taken to pieces and sold, many of the parishioners securing their bargains out of mere curiosity. The Blackbird and her owner, with their strange old fashioned appearances resembled each other, they were representatives of a period which had passed away, never more to return. Another singular act he performed which fully testified his loyalty to his king and country at the close of the war with France, as can still be seen at the north-east corner of Nelson square, Monkwearmouth, he caused a large stone to be inserted in the corner wall of the block of property he owned, cut out in the old fashioned letters the following inscription Nelson Square, :In commemoration of the victory obtained by :Admiral Nelson of the French Fleet off the mouth of :the Nile on the 1st. of August, 1798. :This stone was erected by George Wilkin, sen. Mr. Wilkin was well known to the writer, and though undoubtedly eccentric in his ways, but at the same time he possessed very many good qualities of the good old English gentleman type of character, and may well be considered fit to take his place among the leading lights of Monkwearmouth in olden times, and to warrant him being classed among the "Men of Mark" of Monkwearmouth in olden times. At the back of the residence of Mr. Wilkin was the Curtain, as it was formerly called, sometimes Curtain square, by others as of late Dixon's square, having an entrance from Church street on the east side, and on the north-west from Broad street, (or Roker avenue) was the residence of many of the higher class of society, very different to day than what it was 70 years ago. It is now let into tenements occupied by the working classes. Among the gentry in former times was the residence of '''Mr. Peter Austin''' the founder of a family that the people of Monkwearmouth feel proud of. The writer can picture Mr. Peter Austin, with the countenance of meekness and love which showed itself so conspicuous, sitting in his accustomed place at the Whitburn street Wesleyan Chapel; or as he appeared on those great annual occasions when so many of the schools of the circuit assembled in their festivals. He had always a warm heart towards the enjoyment of children, it was a source of keen delight and pleasure when he could minister to the wants of that required his help. There was one feature in his character which perhaps stood out more prominent than others, it was that of benevolence, for he was a type of the early Methodists, trained how to give and what to give, whether in the church or in the town. What, it may be asked, was the foundation and main-spring of such liberality? It was his religion; deeply rooted in his nature, and no man had a keener insight in business matters, and in his later years when he had the valuable assistance of his son Samuel Peter who was a comfort to him even up to old age. The sequel of it was, that he was imbued with love, reverenced his sanctuary, and profited by the means of grace resulting in his future success in worldly matters. When he first entered into business as a shipbuilder, it was in the yard at Nova Scotia, near the famed Dame Dolly's rock, he built there the fine brig the Robert Raikes, for his friend Mr. Thomas Speeding (named after the founder of the Sunday School System) afterwards, and for some time remaining here. In 1829 he took the yard on the North Sands, vacated by Mr. James Allison, his son Samuel Peter (the latter being father to the present iron shipbuilders Mr. S.P. Austin and Stanley Austin, Brothers,) rendered valuable assistance in this department, and was a great comfort and support to his father in his old age; apparently Samuel Peter was born to be a shipbuilder and constructor, the tact to buy and sell and make trade, was fully marvellously developed in this aspiring youth, who seemed to have inherited this trait perhaps more strongly marked than in his father. He had a genius for design and construction, just as Watts had for rhyming, and Sir Humphrey Davy for chemical experiments, his fame spread far and wide, and to-day the firm occupies a high position, not only on the Wear, but throughout the world of Naval Construction. This firm continued building on the North Sands for some years, and at Southwick. The firm being better known them as Austin and Mills, building some fine ships, and employing a large number of men and apprentices, and were celebrated not only for the style of their ships, but for the quality also. In about (it may be) 1846, they removed from North Sands to the Panns Slipway and building yard on the opposite side of the Wear, near the bridge, where they are at present located, they were not long in discovering that a much large class of ship was in great demand, and to meet this they dispensed with the slipway in order to provide a graving dock of large dimensions. The firm is now, and has been for some time past, under the control of Messrs. S.P. and Stanley Austin, Brothers, the surviving sons of the late Mr. Samuel Peter Austin, in point of age the firm is the oldest but one now existing on the Wear, Mr. James Laing, being the oldest. Since the yard has been under the present management, they have gone fully into the construction of the new class of steel steamers and sailing ships of large dimensions, and are now extending their works by taking in the adjoining yard in order to build a much larger class of ships, where they will soon be able to compete with any other firm on the Wear. We think that the late Mr. Peter Austin, and his son Samuel Peter, and the other two sons, must be included in any list of the lights which formed a part of the "Men of Mark" of old Monkwearmouth at a time when such men were much needed. I may note here that the only son of Mr. S.P. Austin, Mr. Selwin P. Austin has now put on his harness and taken up the work as a shipbuilder, so he is the fourth generation. Another of the brilliant and speculating lights that shone so brightly in the dark days of old Monkwearmouth, when there was no gas supply, was that of '''Mr. James Allison,''' who resided in the large residence adjoining Dove's Open, Roker Avenue, at one time it was only a two storey building, but, as can be seen another storey was added in 1827 by Mr. Allison, who also brought out the noble window to some distance on the beautiful front garden, which formed a room in itself. The drawing room above where he entertained at various times so many of the gentry of the surrounding neighbourhood was a fine spacious place, extending the entire width of this large building, beautifully and elaborated fitted. This addition to the residence was, to Mr. Allison necessary, on account of his family steadily increasing; it still stands intact, a spacious model of a comfortable home of the well-to-do classes, unfortunately now let into tenements, I well remember the lovely garden in front, Mr. Allison spared neither money or time in having it thoroughly attended to during the four seasons of the year, seldom I pass but cast a glance of the years past and gone, for it was beautifully laid out and stocked with the choicest plants and flowers that money could purchase; during the summer season the fragrance from the lovely spot was something delightful. The writer when quite a boy assisted his father who was the appointed gardener. Mr. Allison possessed business abilities of a high character, a knowledge of which extended beyond the confines of his native town, for when young he entered fully into shipbuilding at the North Sands, at this yard and under Mr. Allison, the late Mr. Robert Thompson, Shipbuilder, grandfather to the present shipbuilders, North Sands Yard, served his apprenticeship, Mr. Allison having served his apprenticeship as a shipwright under the late Mr. James Hall, Bridge Dock. After his death the works were carried on by his two sons George Wilkin and William Hall. The present Mrs. Allison, wife of Colonel Allison at Roker, is a daughter of the former G.W. Hall, Colonel Allison, son of Mr. James Allison, is now on the retired rank of Honorary Colonel of the 4th Durham Light Infantry, and is now in possession of the high rank of a C.B., the medal being sent by H.M. the Queen, for the eminent services performed, and is also a D.L. J.P. There was also a relation of the gallant Colonel in early times known as Willy Allison, he was a keelman, and on one occasion was taken by the press gang, and afterwards joined the Royal Navy, and appointed to H.M. line of battleship, the Victory, Flag ship of Admiral Lord Nelson, and was one of the Admiral's boats crew. On one occasion on the Admiral landing, the latter received a bullet wound in his shoulder, and on returning to his ship the wound being examined by a surgeon there was no hope of saving the arm. Admiral Nelson gave vent to his feelings to remove the arm, which was taken off in the presence of Mr. Allison. Another novelty now in the Colonel's possession, is that of an ancient relic, an ordinary sized claw hammer which was found on the wall plate supporting the rafters of the roof of the old church at Monkwearmouth, on the church having a new roof in 1806, this relic has been for years in the Hall's family, Nelson Square, since then it became the property of Colonel Allison, and is supposed from where it was found to have been left there on the erection of that ancient fabric, many hundreds of years ago. Mr. Allison, as we have already intimated, showed great promise as a shipbuilder, continuing there for many years, gaining fame as a constructor of some fine specimens of the wooden fleet, which was then the pride of the Wear, and amongst which were the Harrietta, and Cynthia, the former vessel taking her name from a daughter still living. About 1830 Mr. Allison retired from shipbuilding, and took the North Quay Brewery, then vacant, caused by Mr. Robert Holt retiring to enter upon the shipbuilding yard at Jarrow, the late Mr. Robert Thompson accepting the management of that large concern. He was a most pleasant and affable gentleman to approach at any time, always ready with a kind word to give to all inferiors as well as equals in his station of life; as an employer of labour he was all that could be desired, his benevolent disposition was well known in supplying the wants of the poor and needy, his wife with the same disposition, so very kind and benevolent in every good work. Mr. Allison was elected Mayor of his native borough November 9th, 1844, and again in 1868. It is very pleasant to write an account of the life, however brief, of such a worthy son of old Monkwearmouth whom the writer can well remember, and fully bear out the facts here stated. It is such men as these who are the makers of local history, and who are far more worthy of remembering even in imperial history than some of the persons whose names adorns its pages. We come to another worthy townsman that of '''Mr. William Allison,''' brother of the above Mr. James Allison, this gentleman's residence was about the centre of George Street on the east side, a fine old fashioned house, the front of which can still be seen in the plain style; but on the removal of Mr. Allison to Ravensworth terrace, (off Roker avenue) where he died, the estate fell into the hands of Mr. Thomas Speeding, great alterations were made in the re-building, and a large and commodious residence was built on the large plot of land attached, which was formerly laid out as a lawn. Mr. William Allison was an attorney, carrying on the business at offices attached to his old residence on the southern end of the building, which specially set apart, he was a tall but slenderly built man; walking before God in faithfulness, and a man among men; he belonged to Whitburn street Wesleyan Chapel, a class leader there, and a sick visitor, visiting from house to house, giving a kind work to the poor, and the families he visited, not fearing to give of his substance to relieve the necessitous and distressed. The writer knew him to be a thorough christian, upright in all his ways and actions, inside and outside the pale of the church; at his death the poor lost a kind and amiable friend, and in religion he was a true and ardent supporter, may he not, with the strictest propriety be pronounced as one of the brightest lights that formed the "Men of Mark" in Monkwearmouth in olden times. Another gem of our old town was Mr'''. Thomas Speeding,''' in the youthful days of the writer to whom he was well known, the figure of Mr. Speeding was conspicuous in our streets, who took great interest in his early days in local matters affecting the town, and its commerce, for he was not only a Town Councillor, but afterwards, became an Alderman of this important borough, attending closely to all its duties, he was also President and Treasurer of the Monkwearmouth Gas-light Company, until its dissolution in 1846. In all the improvements, such as the making of the Monkwearmouth Dock, he took an active part therein, he was active in matters connected with the church to which he had been attached from childhood to old age. About the year 1824 it was decided to pull down the Whitburn street Wesleyan Chapel, and rebuild it. Mr. Speeding at this period lived for some years in the house built against the north end of the chapel, subsequently the site was required for the erection of the present schools, he removed elsewhere later on to his newly erected house in George street, where it is said he died. Mr. Speeding began his business life as a sailmaker in premises on the quay end at the north ferry landing, having Mr. Robert Frost as his managing foreman. In the course of years becoming one of the prominent shipowners of the port, one of his vessels was the Robert Raikes, named after the founder of the Sunday School System, which shows how great the admiration of the genial christian was for Robert Raikes and his good work. Monkwearmouth was at this time just rising out of that extreme degradation which had characterised it in the days of Whitfield and Wesley. When Mr. Speeding joined the band of brave men in this part of the circuit, who could be seen wending their way to chapel, whenever the doors were open, and as regular as the Sundays came, and the week night services were held. During week days he was in ceaseless business activity; but on Sundays he was free from this, the services were his delight, the sermons his meat and drink; the hymns his heaven. His life was a uniform testimony to the power and excellence of the grace of Christ; he was a most excellent class leader, the interest he took in the sabbath school was most surprising, it was his great delight even to his closing days, when his lamp became dim through age, he never turned weary in the sabbath school work, but held on to the last, like the Sabbath School Founder Robert Raikes, he was one of the noble band of pioneers in Sunday school work. The name of Robert Raikes always brought a happy smile to the countenance of Mr. Speeding, he was also a very acceptable Local Preacher, taking his country appointments with others, on the plan, extending as Seaham Harbour, greatly assisting the younger class of preachers in their work of labour and love to win souls was his chief delight. The public generosity of the man has been much extolled by our former townsmen, but the writer is fully persuaded from personal knowledge, that his deeds of private benevolence were of a most delicate character, at least equalling, if not exceeding his more public acts of charity. No man was less spoiled by unexpected wealth, or less elated by marvellous attention, and sometime painful flattery, paid by men of rank and influence. He prospered in the worlds wealth, but was uninjured in his honesty, simplicity, and national urbanity, by that wealth. The humblest, whether kinsman or strangers, was a welcome as the proudest or titled could be. Could he but speak out of the ground, he would echo these works, "Not unto us but unto Thy name be all the praise." Following after the Robert Raikes was the Iona, built by the late Mr. Robert Thompson, grandfather to the present builders, on the North Sands yard, which had the honour to be the first vessel that entered the North Dock on its opening, she was steered in by the late Lady Williamson. Another new vessel Mr. Speeding got built was the Jubilee, a noble ship of large dimensions in those days, also many other vessels were owned by him. His son James soon after this began to show unmistakable signs of following the footprints of his father, and assisted much in the sailmaking business upon a much larger scale than his father, and also the steam shipping interest belonging to the port. In the late Mr. Thomas Speeding, including those of his family mentioned, each carried their religion into all the concerns of every day life showing the light that existed among a few in the early days of this ancient parish. It cannot be disputed that Mr. Thomas Speeding, by his acts and deeds, combined with wealth, is worthy of a niche in local fame as a "Man of Mark" in our dear old town. No record, however brief, of a town like Monkwearmouth, whose prosperity is so largely identified with ships and sailors, could exclude a consideration of this remarkable man, which is so interesting, and also the careers of those "old salts," who, by such dogged perseverance have climbed to the height of prosperity, and such a one was '''Mr. Robert Ayre,''' his old fashioned residence built during the reign of George II. can still be seen in its unaltered state as 34 Whitburn street, nearly opposite the Wesleyan Chapel. He was one of those big and powerful weather-beaten sailors, who, having spent a large portion of their early days on the ocean, and when drawing on towards middle age, settle down on shore. Captain Ayre had succeeded in laying up a fair amount of wealth, which he had honestly earned, and which he soon invested in the shipping interest. In 1832 he had a fine large brig built by Messrs. George and Wm. Hall, at the Bridge Dock shipyard, named the Jane Ayre, called after his wife. It being the custom then that all the apprentices, on the launching of their first ship were to go through the ceremony of "ducking," that is, a plunge into the river as soon as the ship rested safely on the bosom of her future element, accordingly all were placed on the edge of the high quay wall, and without any ceremony made a jump, Mr. Robert Thompson being one of the number, disporting themselves in the water to their hearts content, all being swimmers. On being noticed one of the number had not complied with the rule, still standing on "terra firma," evidently showing the "white feather" for he could not swim like the others, this being the writer, a big powerful apprentice the name of Brown came behind, taking the writer in his arms, deliberately threw him in the deep river like he would a dog, the onlookers finding the boy was drowning, called for Brown to see for himself, at once Brown plunged in, he being known as an expert swimmer, bringing the writer safely on shore to the plaudits of the gazing multitude assembled to witness the Baptism of the young apprentice in the bosom of "Father Neptune." He also had other ships about the same tonnage, running them for some years in the Holland trade. The Captain never seemed to have any taste, nor desire to take any part in public matters, nor yet anything concerning the welfare of the town, his ambition seemed thoroughly bent in taking the entire management of the ships he then owned, and diligently looking after his own affairs, yet could always be depended upon to carry out what he promised, even if it cost him twofold more, he was always considered a sailors friend, never taking the front rank to reduce their scale of pay, he knew too well how dearly they earned their small stipends. One of the qualities this old sailor possessed was a charitable disposition to the poor and distressed, the hard and severe winters which prevailed in those gone-bye days, causing so many ships to be laid up for the winters season, bringing misery and distress to many poor people, he doing a fair share of the work to alleviated their sorrows from the pinching and fierce times that were then so common in this town. He lived to a tolerable good old age, possessing a fair share of this world's goods. It may not be generally know that the wife of Dr. Strachan, of Dundas street was a grand daughter of this venerable sailor, Mr. Robert Ayre, who was a notable figure in old Monkwearmouth, representing as he does a class of men of whom any town might be proud, he must rank as one of the "Men of Mark" in the olden times of Monkwearmouth. The next notable person to be dealt with, springs from a different class altogether, the last mentioned spending his youthful days on the sea, the one now to be considered on the shore, and here there was a wide difference of their early training, yet it will be seen, they both made their mark in a most marvellous way. I come now to '''Mr. Cuthbert Pattison,''' better known in early days as "Cuddy Pattison," who resided also in Whitburn street, at No. 104. Mr. Pattison spent much time daily in his well kept garden in front (weather permitting), he had a choice selection of rose trees, shedding their fragrance around during the summer season. Not only in the case of Mr. Pattison, but each householder from the chapel upwards seemed to take a pride and a delight in keeping a well ordered front garden. Very little alteration has taken place in the front part of this house, excepting a shop window has been put in, and there is still the large space of ground in front uncultivated. Mr. Pattison sprung from the stock and descendants of "Saint Crispin." In the early part of his life he toiled early and late in his small shop in Wear street, which is now pulled down, laying the foundation of his future wealth, increasing it by a judicious and well-timed investment in the shipping trade, like so many of his neighbours and intimate friends. Of the two first ships he owned was named the Riga Merchant, the other Scipio, they were both so well employed in the coal trade shortly after the war with France, that it was said, they were like gold mines to their owner. Those vessels, and others, which Mr. Pattison owned were entirely under his own management, strange as it may appear, he soon acquired a large store of useful shipping knowledge, there were few that could surpass him; yet in spite of all his accumulated wealth, his appearance showed plainly the humble source from which he had risen. He was a tall man, slenderly built, and like the former sailor could not be persuaded to take any part in things connected with the town, perhaps it was that he felt his unfitness to take part in public matters; but anyhow, his aim in the past, was the same as at present — to be wholly concerned in looking after his own affairs, which absorbed his whole attention. His benevolence was not extended more than in the ordinary way, nor did he keep any company with those of his friends outside his own domain, or sever attempt to make any show to gain the plaudits of those inferior to him in wealth or position, or the smile and approval of those above him, yet he was considered by some, notwithstanding his failings and shortcomings, a man of position, qualified to be placed among the "Men of Mark" of Monkwearmouth in olden times. Another of the more excellent class of worthies in olden times is a gentleman who personally, and whose long line of ancestors have been so deeply interested and identified with the best interests of Monkwearmouth, the very name brings back the sweet recollection and association of the past, is '''Mr. Wm. Wealands Robson, Sen.''' Father to the late Mr. William Wealands Robson, Solicitor, North Bridge street, and Colonel Robson of Roker, (co-partner at the North Dock Iron Shipbuilding yard) those two gentlemen are grandsons of the late Ralph Preston Robson, already mentioned. Mr. Wm. Wealands Robson lived many years at 105 Whitburn street near Mr. Pattison, where most of his family was born. The house at that time had a most respectable appearance, and the residents of the locality then were chiefly of the higher ranks of the town; there is but little alteration in the appearance of the exterior since the occupation of Mr. Robson, excepting what might be expected by the ravages of time, and the change of a different class of residents. Mr. Robson was a true type of English bred gentleman in his appearance, ways, and manners, and he was respected by all who came in contact with him, his life was one of great activity and usefulness, both religious and philanthropic, his benevolence was well known, never to be doubted, prompted and aided in this direction as he was by the partner of his life, who was a great comfort and assistance to him even under the greatest and most pressing difficulties she was ever found at his side. Strange as it may appear the venerable old lady still lives, and resides at Torquay. She was born in the year 1800, being now in her 94th year, and still enjoys good health, and her faculties are unimpaired. Mr. Robson was one of a few on the north side that took a deep interest in the education of the boys belonging to the working class, the deep attention he paid to their education was most praiseworthy, this was at a time when the education of the boys belonging to the working class was at a very low ebb, no Board Schools were then formed, evidently Mr. Robson was 60 years or more before his time, so great was his desire for boys of this class to undergo a training to fit them to be useful members of society, that he carried it a step further, by having the whole of his sea apprentices, when their vessels were laid up for the winter season in the harbour, to attend the school conducted by Mr. George Warren, as well as boarding them out with some poor widow, sleeping on board of their respective ships at night time. The school was held in an old building in the last century by the Freemasons, and later on, at the commencement of the North Side Congregational Church, on the site where now stands the large Marine Engine Works of Mr. John Dickinson, known as Palmer's Hill. Mr. Robson had a great taste for gardening, he had a lovely one at the rear of his residence, in fact it might have been called an orchard, it was so largely stocked with choice fruit trees, the garden was for years under the charge of the writer's father. Mr. Robson's business profession was that of a shipowner, one of his favourite vessels was the brig Wealands, another the Gazelle, and Monica, besides owning other vessels which traded to various parts of the world. He was a most consistent man in all his dealings, few could then be found his equal in matters appertaining to the welfare of others, as to his liberality and benevolence, it has been already stated, that with his good lady's efforts they were in most cases the first to take a leading movement to help any good cause, leaving such a name behind, what as Solomon says: "is to be chosen, rather than great riches." Surely such a man as this deserves to rank with the "Men of Mark" in olden times. There are two other self made men in connection with Monkwearmouth whose names were like household words to the residents then of our old town, they bid fair at one time to become influential men of that day. This little work would be sadly incomplete if their names were omitted. I refer first to '''Mr. John Smith''' better known in olden times "Gentleman John," he sprang from the ranks of the working class, serving his apprenticeship as the "smithy," at Messrs. Hall's Yard, Bridge Dock, some years afterwards he was employed as an anchorsmith by Mr. Roger Lumsden, at the works Wreath Quay, where he remained for many years. Nature has been generous with him for the heavy and laborious work of an anchorsmith, he was in person very tall, of great weight and strength, few there were to be found in Monkwearmouth to equal him in his great muscular power. Being of steady and industrious habits, he managed after a few years to secure the business of a chain and cable smith, the premises of which were then vacant, occupying the site where now stands the Manor Quay Ship Works, after holding those premises a few years, his prosperity developed in a most marvellous manner, which puzzled his friends greatly; the cause of the astonishment was in the speculation he had entered into, purchasing so many vessels then building in different parts of the Wear, some of large dimensions, having them fitted, and thoroughly equipped ready for sea, if not sold, despatching them off as they were built and fitted, to the London Markets, where they, for a certain time remained with a ship-keeper on board in charge until they found purchasers. It was no uncommon sight — for a short time only — to see a mastless ship towed down the Wear to be docked for fitting, and said "she belongs to Gentleman John," the average number of his purchases being one every week, and the writer has every reason to believe this was not over estimated. The position he took in the port was so sudden and unexpected, it took everyone by surprise, wondering wherever he could derive the means to carry on such an extraordinary speculation in buying and selling these costly ships. From personal knowledge the writer had of this wonderful self-made man, there did not appear on the surface anything strikingly particular in Mr. Smith differing from other men to indicate such a wonderful change in habits or abilities, it has been already said, that he had in him great powers of bodily strength, but it is not always accompanied by intellectual vigour. Here the mystery must remain, evidently he had within him all the abilities necessary to carry out his wonderful plans, some have said that he was born to be a merchant, anyhow the propensity to buy and sell was evident; it appeared wonderful to them who knew the antecedents of this remarkable man, to see him climbing so suddenly, and safely landing at the top of the ladder of prosperity, and that "Gentleman John," when reaching the zenith of his success, the most crowning point of his ambition was, when he took possession of that grand mansion "The Babbies," (formerly held by Squire Stafford) where he resided. Having business matters to settle in London, I am told he died there, his remains were brought to the "Babbies," and buried from there, he died on March 14th, 1855, aged 45 years. The following is inscribed on the tombstone where he was buried in the old churchyard, "This stone is erected as a token of respect." His remains were followed to the grave by the numerous workmen and fellow townsmen, amounting to nearly three thousand people. Thus we see that he had hardly reached the pinnacle of fame, than he was compelled to leap into the valley from whence he came. No one could have had a more pleasing and certain prospect in rising, at one time, than Mr. Smith, and many cases could be cited, where he stood by them who were in need, at a time when all was dark and gloomy, as to his benevolence, there cannot be a shadow of doubt of that, it was freely bestowed for it was in his nature, and while had the means he did all the good he could while in that position. Thus we leave this remarkable man, who was greatly missed by all in Monkwearmouth. We cannot conclude the brief history of this most wonderful man, without stating that no one was more justly entitled to take a prominent position among the "Men of Mark" of olden times in Monkwearmouth, than "Gentleman John," so familiarly called. We now come nearly to the close, but not the least, of the enterprising sons in Monkwearmouth, I mean '''Mr. William Thompson,''' commonly known in those early days as "Thompson the Baker." There are but few left in Monkwearmouth who can remember this wonderful man as he climbed up the hill of prosperity. Mr. Thompson's business, as Baker, afterwards Grocer, which he conducted for many years in Wear street, near the quayside. In business matters he was almost the same type of man as the one just dealt with, possessing a strong determination to overcome all difficulties that might obstruct his progress in anything he undertook to improve his condition. All his efforts seemed to be absorbed in this: what shall I do to improve my coffers? About the same period as the latter, he began to follow in the same track, and upon a similar scale, though adopting a different course of action in buying and selling new ships, he entered into a partnership with his brother-in-law, Mr. William Pearson, in 1839, as a shipbuilder, near the East House, launching into the Potato Garth, having then Mr. George Booth as foreman which was considered a wise and judicious step to take. The firm built some large and fine ships, but unfortunately at this time a heavy trade depression set in, which greatly affected the shipping interest in all parts of the country, this company suffering beyond recovery for the time being. The writer, with a full knowledge of his early career, and progress in late years, never knew him to possess the good quality of benevolence to any large extent; yet he strove hard to improve his position by the methods he adopted in acquiring wealth, and tried his own peculiar way to do justice to those among whom he was associated, whether in business or social relationship. When Mr. Thompson had nearly reached the goal of his highest expectations, when the great prize of wealth and accompanying attractions was almost within his grasp; the depression (we have been speaking of) snatched away the fruits of years patient toiling, planning, and watching; with its bright promises of high social position in his native town, but reversed it, and like his friend John Smith, he had to suffer the pangs of bitterest disappointment at an age when it was impossible to commence another career. Though he failed in retaining the position to which he had climbed, yet the career remains a remarkable one, and justifies placing him among the list of the "Men of Mark'" of Monkwearmouth, in old days. I am coming to another once well known man of the old period, he being of the snail type, compared to those named, his position locally being quite the opposite regarding the amount of wealth he had at his disposal, I allude to '''Hugh Smith,''' the only Town Carter, as far as my memory allows me, that supplied the little town of Monkwearmouth in the carriage of material used in the little building that was going on within its limits at early period. Hugh Smith, as I have said, was a well known personage throughout the town, he was one of those class of persons that never seemed, as far as outward observation goes, to put on any extra effort in the machinery he had in motion to improve his condition, differing so widely to those "worthies" named, that have made Monkwearmouth what it is as the present time. He always seemed so contented with his lot, being one of those happy-go-lucky sort of fellows. The most singular part in the history of our local Cartman was, that his old black horse partook precisely the same nature as its master, never in a hurry, load or no load, always one pace, as his master often said "slow but sure," frequently could the horse be seen turning the corner of Church street into Broad street, dragging a load of sand from the shore, when his master could be seen at the opposite end of the street, in advance, holding his whip in an erect position, seldom using it, as he frequently said it was of no service for he could not get out of the grove he had got into, and the consolation it gave him was: "slow and sure." From the early knowledge the writer had, respecting the horse and its master, was quite sure on this one point, that the former was improperly fed, which was the secret of its long history, the horse was never in a good condition from its earliest career, for it was a mere shadow, working year after year in this emaciated condition, weak and helpless as it was, for the ribs could be plainly country, which left no difficulty in that, as the skin was broken in many parts, which were brought about by two causes — Old age and hard work, combined with a scanty supply of food and nourishment which was of the most vital importance for the strength of the horse. I scarcely need say that there were no Horse Protection Society, in those early days, the owner of a horse could do just as he pleased in keeping the horse in that wretched condition with impunity at the time referred to, happily that day is gone! such disgraceful sights are never now to be seen in our public street, scarcely any notice was then taken by the public to what it is at the present time. I am quite sure that Mr. Hugh Smith was not known to be unkind to his favourite excepting one thing did he lack, by not giving it a sufficient supply of the quantity and quality of food the horse required to keep up his strength, this was the secret of it all, badly fed. The writer can remember the poor horse trying to his duty for so many years, in his earliest days. In 1827 the condition of the horse became so helpless that even to walk, it had to be supported with men on each side to prevent it toppling over, and in this way it was assisted to a vacant field, then opened for building sites to form upper Dundas street, to meet its doom, and on reaching the spot where now stands the Dundas Street Chapel, it had its last fall, so weak and exhausted with the journey. The owner finding that nothing more could be done to bring his old favourite into its former condition, directed the writer to call on Dr. Torbeck, a local surgeon, residing in Whitburn street, know to be fond of his gun, to attend and shoot the suffering animal, which was done to the satisfaction of all present. It was stated at that time, that the horse was known to be over 36 years of age. Strange as it may seem, the carcass was left on the field as it had been shot, for several weeks in that putrefied state, dog fanciers taking what they required, until eventually a hole was dug, and the remaining portion buried. Here I might state, that his stable was in the yard at the rear of the Brandling Hotel, the site on which now stands the Red Lion Inn, Roker Avenue, the entrance of which presented a strange appearance in coming up the avenue, the gateway was entered between two very large jaw bones of a whale, which was common thing to see in those days, they were about 13 feet in height, and enough in width, with its circular form, to admit a large size cart of carriage to pass through. During the demolition of the old property some years ago, I am told those very old relics was carefully removed as a memento of old Monkwearmouth, and deposited at the North Quay Brewery Stores, for safe keeping. It may be interesting to know, this was the spot selected for the public rejoicing on the burning of the star of large dimensions, lit by gas jets, on the first night of the gaslight in Monkwearmouth, was under the whale's bones, at the gateway previous to their removal. In conclusion, it is hoped that if the readers of this little work experience only a tithe of the pleasure in perusing, that the writer has experienced in recording, then his labours will not have been in vain. Though King, Queen and Statesman may build up Imperial History, it is to such men as I have attempted to sketch, The Captains of Industry, who make Local History, it is these men by the force of character, that have built us the great industrial and commercial systems of country. It is to these "Men of Mark," which exist in every town throughout dear old England, which have made this country of ours the greatest commercial country of the world, and extended prosperity and well being to all. Forster, Printer, 24 John Street Sunderland ''Footnote:'' ''These texts have been copied from negative photographs of the original book which are held by the Monkwearmouth Local Studies Group based at Monkwearmouth Library. In retyping the text, I have kept to the grammar used by Mr. John Thompson but have corrected one or two typographical errors.'' ---- === OLD MONKWEARMOUTH AND ITS SURROUNDINGS, SEVENTY YEARS AGO. === {{Image|file=Old_Monkwearmouth.jpg |align=c |size=l |caption=Wearmouth Old Bridge. }} WEARMOUTH OLD BRIDGE BY JOHN THOMPSON NEW BRANDLING STREET, MONKWEARMOUTH ———— SUNDERLAND : PRINTED BY WILLIAM DUNCAN, YORK STREET. 1892. '''OLD MONKWEARMOUTH AND ITS SURROUNDINGS, SEVENTY YEARS AGO.''' ———— BY JOHN THOMPSON, 87, NEW BRANDLING STREET, IN HIS 76TH YEAR ———— One of the greatest boons that man can possess when old age creeps upon him, is a retentive memory. To be without this, tends to make declining years miserable and almost unbearable. The weary and weather-beaten traveller cannot look back on youthful days, when all was joy, sunshine and pleasure. Even the little black clouds which seemed so unbearable to youth are obliterated by the absence of memory. The gradual and almost imperceptible passage from boyhood, youth, manhood, into old age, is from the bright sunshine of memory to a dense mist of the darkness of forgetfulness. But how different when old age can recall so easily the scenes of early days passing in panoramic view before the mind's eye, reflecting gleams of light on the history of the past, like the Alpine traveller who reaches the rugged mountain top and turns to view the landscape from whence he came. The writer of this brief sketch has had the good fortune, during his long journey over life's rough way, to be blessed with a good and remarkable retentive memory, and, like the traveller, he has almost reached the summit of life's steep, rugged mountain. Pausing awhile, he looks backward into the history of the past seventy years, relating the many and diversified changes in the growth and progress of dear old Monkwearmouth, and its vicinity, the place of his birth. I purpose making Wearmouth Bridge my starting-point in this survey of the past. The bridge is one of the greatest wonders accomplished in those days; days when science was not so well known, nor engineering skill so widely diffused, as it is to-day. Dame Nature had been generous, and formed the base of this gigantic structure by the formation of a mass of rock on each bank of the Wear. Previous to the construction of the bridge the town was dependent entirely upon the ferry system, which then on a small scale, no provision whatever being made for vehicular traffic. How the trade and commerce of the town were carried on under such conditions seems incomprehensible to the generation of to-day. One of the chief causes which urged on the project of constructing a bridge was the disaster at the Panns Ferry, just below the bridge, and which still plies. This occurred in the year 1777, and was accompanied by great loss of life; for when the river was swollen by rain or otherwise, at certain seasons of the years, there was great danger in crossing. The first stone of the new bridge was laid on September 24th, 1793, and completed in 1796, at a total cost of £33,400, out of which £30,000 was advanced by Mr. Rowland Burdon, M.P. for the County. The bridge was built under the direction of Mr. Thomas Walker, of Monkwearmouth. It consists of a magnificent arch, 236 feet in span, and 100 feet in height, from the bed of the river, and it admits of masted vessels from three to four hundred tons burthen to pass underneath. The abutments are nearly solid masonry, 24 feet thick, 42 feet broad at the bottom, and 37 feet at the top, which were subsequently widened. In 1857 the Town Council resolved to take off the hump in the centre of the bridge, being dangerous to vehicular traffic, as well as to the bridge, and to widen it, by carrying outwards the flagged footpaths on either side. This was considered a clever piece of engineering work, and to-day the whole bridge is almost a level passage, thanks to the engineering abilities of the late Mr. Robert Stephenson, C.E. M.P., son of Mr. George Stephenson, the railway pioneer. The work was entrusted to Mr. Stephenson in the year 1857, and was carried out in a most satisfactory manner. We have now on the bridge ample space to allow a tram car line across, leaving ample room for the general traffic. The structure is defended by an iron balustrade, and in the centre is the Latin Motto — "NIL DESPERANDUM, AUSPICE DEO" — "Despair not under the auspices of God." The weight of iron said to be used in its construction was 260 tons, forty-six of which was malleable and the remainder cast iron. The bridge is now entirely free from toll. which is a great boon to the hard-working people of this thriving and prosperous town. After the completion of the old bridge, a highway on the north side was formed, then named Bridge Road, and subsequently North Bridge Street. A toll was levied for many years on the old bridge, both for vehicles and foot passengers. At the opening of the original bridge there was not a solitary house on the west side of Bridge Road until Fulwell Mill was reached. In 1817, the present row of stone built dwellings, known as Hedworth Place, opposite Monk Street, was erected. On the East side of the Bridge Road, the nearest house to the bridge was '''"THE OLD OAK TREE,"''' a public house which has since been rebuilt on the old site. This venerable building stood alone on the confines of a meadow known as "Bonner's Field," and its nearest neighbour was the old "Wheat Sheaf Inn," which, despite its extreme age, holds its own to this day. A stranger cannot help being struck at the fine state of preservation of this ancient hostelry. Many a good "yarn" must have been spun within those walls during the old coaching days. Its occupant, when the writer was a little boy, was Joe Dodds, after him, Joseph Crowe, and each in his turn rendered the greatest assistance to that robust class of women who were then known as the "Shearers," who made the house their rendezvous. With their sickle or hook in hand they could be seen, during the harvest season, waiting to be engaged by the farmers to cut down their grain crops. These two Inns did a roaring business in those days, when the coaches were running between the Wear and the Tyne. After leaving the bridge at that time, there was nothing to the westward of it to be seen but green fields; in fact, it was a lovely landscape then, viewed from outside of the mail coach. Hylton Castle (different to what it is now) was one of the first objects that caught the traveller's eye. No factories nor coal mines then to obstruct the glorious prospect, not to disfigure the landscape with the huge shafts, nor to blacken it with the sooty volumes poured from them. In 1827 the New Inn was erected, as a rival then to the Wheat Sheaf Inn on the Bridge Road, and was kept by Mr. Smart. At this Inn the Newcastle coaches made their first halt after leaving the George Inn and crossing the bridge. The fare then to the canny city of Newcastle was, outside, 2/6, while inside the enormous sum of 5/- was charged. The well known veteran, the late Tommy Rennison, who died a few years back, at the age of 95, occupied the basket at the rear, outside, giving the signals on the approach of the coach with his key bugle in delightful tones. But what a strange irony of fate in this New Inn as it was called. It is now the residence of the Parish Vicar. The same year saw the erection of the old Scotch Church, its nearest neighbour, since pulled down, and a magnificent church built on its site, with a lofty spire, seen from many parts of the town. It is now called "The John Black Memorial Presbyterian Church." These were the first two buildings erected between the Oak Tree and Wheat Sheaf Inns. From the latter, the only house northwards was the residence of Robert Holt, Esq., which was known as the "Blue Factory;" and in later years as Union Place, which still remains intact. A well known place adjoining it, though now like the rest of that class, was the old '''TURNPIKE GATE AND TOLL HOUSE.''' From here, on the east side of the road, there were no buildings of any description until the junction of the Shields and Newcastle Roads was reached. There was a wagonway drawn by horse power, which used to run from the quarries and kilns on the opposite side, passing Fulwell Mill until reaching where now stands the Savings Banks, branching off to the lime kilns at the Sheepfolds, and emptied their cargoes on board the small Scotch traders which visited the locality. Leaving the Wheat Sheaf Inn, in an easterly direction, we come to what was formerly called Broad Street, now Roker Avenue. Here the principal business men of the town resided. One of the residences was the mansion of a former Squire Stafford, at the corner of Fulwell Lane and Broad Street, which was popularly known by the name of the "Babbies." This old place, with its ornamental surroundings, was in the days of my boyhood an object of great attraction and curiosity. The two leaden figures, which have since been removed, and now located in Roker Park, representing Spring and Summer, and were fixed in front of the mansion. A row of lofty lime trees extended from the terrace, at Portobello Lane, forming a home and nursery to the rooks, whose pitiful notes had to me, when a boy, a strange fascination and a weird sound. Time, the Great Destroyer of all things has done its work among these trees, the last of which fell during the gale of November 23rd, 1857, when my heart exclaimed in the words of the poet:— :Oh! Woodman, spare that tree; :Touch not a single bough, :In youth it sheltered me, :And I'll protect it now. Another curiosity connected with this mansion, and of great service to the village, was the large clock at the top of the venerable building. It chimed the hours in loud and sonorous, and what seemed to me, delightful tones. This building disappeared a few years ago, to make way for a more interesting, perhaps, and very useful structure — the Rope Works of Messrs. Craven & Speeding. Passing from here, in a southerly direction, we get a view Church Street. In those days there were six roperies, all but one running into the street. One was the late Mr. George Hudson's which followed down Fulwell Lane, one, opposite the Wheat Sheaf Inn, was owned by Matthew Robson, afterwards by the late Mr. John Hay. Two adjoined each other at the top of Church Street, and were owned by the late Mr. Byers, and one was the property of the Kirton family. Of the two lower down, adjoining each other in the same way, one was owned by the late Mr. Thompson Oliver and the other by the late Mr. John Storey. Rope making was one of the staple industries of the place in those early days, and was closely connected with the many shipbuilding yards on the Wear. Church Street seventy years ago, was another of the few famous streets on the north side of the Wear. Houses existed then only on the west side, leading from Nelson Square, opposite the Old Church, to where at present stands the upper house, now converted into a draper's shop and called the "Little Beehive." The road leading up to and past "The Babbies," in the middle of the last century, was the only turnpike road to Newcastle previous to the erection of the bridge, and which took its route up Portobello Lane, coming out on the main road at Union Place Turnpike Catch Gate. Opposite the two upper roperies previously mentioned stood the Toll Gate, where a levy was made on all vehicular traffic leading up from Church Street through Portobello Lane. It was not until the opening of the bridge that the road leading therefrom, known as the Bridge Road, was cut through which is now called "Newcastle Road." At this period there was scarcely any hawking whatever in this part of our town, at least by horse power, the taxation on the roads being unbearable. I have known where powerful dogs were substituted, in small light carts, to take the fish to market. This was to evade the toll, which it did for a time, until the authorities caused the Act to come out in an altered form, prohibiting dogs to be used for such purposes. To return to Church Street again. Opposite the Toll House there stood an old stone building, better known in the early part of the last century as the '''"QUEEN'S HEAD INN,"''' and even to-day, with many of the older inhabitants who are natives, it yet retains its ancient name, though its glory and dignity has departed, for it is now (has been for years) let into tenements. The old building with its curios and antiquated work, stands in defiance of time, and is still an object of curiosity and admiration to the present generation. On the east side of Church Street, between the roperies, all was fields in cultivation by their owner, Sir Hedworth Williamson, Bart., under the management of Mr. George Cockburn, who had charge of the farmstead, which extended some distance along Roker banks. Church Street and Lower Dundas Street seventy years ago! How many instructive associations yet cluster around those two thoroughfares? They are to my mind the emporium of the entire north side of the Wear. How few remain to-day who can follow, with personal recollection and interest, the change of events connected with this place. Another spot yet fresh in my memory was "Cairns' Gardens," which occupied the present site of Lower Dundas Street as a garden, extending south as far as Church Street. At the south-west corner there was a large circular pond, called "The Basin," which occupied the middle part of the present Garden Street, so called after the garden. It was in fact more of an orchard than an ordinary garden, largely stocked with the choicest fruit trees, producing splendid crops during favourable seasons. The apples were very tempting to many of the youngsters in the neighbourhood, and the tree which suffered most from their depredations grew on the spot on which the "Grapes Hotel" was built , in 1826, by Mr. Thomas Walker, Spirit Merchant, who held his own premises up till old age and infirmity set in. This was the first building erected thereon, and the only shop or place of business in the entire street. The remaining buildings were the private residences of the shipowners and captains on the north side. What a change has taken place in these two streets! Nearly the whole of these fine residences have in recent years been converted into spacious shops. At the east end there is , as usual, a long bar; at the opposite corner of Dock Street and Church Street there is the fine business premises of Mr. E.R. Cherrett, which have been considerably enlarged in the Chemist and Druggist department, on account of the increase in business. Our north side ladies have no need now, as in former times, to cross the bridge to make their purchases, as there are in the two streets mentions, also in others, shops that will bear comparison with many on the south side, whether it will be a comparison of quality or amount of stock. There are the grocers and drapers, the fruiterers and butchers, whose numbers are too numerous to specify, but all doing a large amount of business. Then we have the bakers and confectioners, ever ready to supply the wants of their patrons. Following these are the jewellers, shoe shops, fish and poultry dealers, also a few news vendors, all full of that bustle and activity which betokens commercial prosperity. It is very evident that the tradesmen of this ancient part of our town are determined to fully realise the wants and desires of its inhabitants; and, if needs be, to compete with their brother tradesmen of the other side of the water. There is yet another street which deserves special mention, that is Whitburn Street. Very few changes, if any, have been made in it during the last seventy years, with the exception of some on the opposite side of the Chapel, and a few on the west side. Most of them were occupied by shipowners; and two of the leading medical men on the same side lived in this street then. There were only three of that profession then to attend to the wants of the entire neighbourhood, and that was found sufficient. The pathways in this and other streets were very rough, not a vestige of flags; kerbing or other hard substance could be seen then, at the top of Whitburn Street. Opposite the Workmen's Hall there stands an old relic of the past without any visible alterations. Its history can be traced back for more than two hundred years. I mean the '''NAG'S HEAD PUBLIC HOUSE.''' It was kept in the middle part of the past century by the writer's grand-parents, and was one of the chief licensed houses in the village. From the front windows of it a full view could be obtained of the bridge during construction, no buildings existing in front to obstruct the prospect. This was a noted house in olden times when the parish churchwardens were vested with the power to visit the public houses after the church service had begun, in order to see that they complied with then existing laws. Yet those officials were not of the type that, in this and other towns, are doing a similar duty to-day. I have been told, from a source which I can rely upon, that many years ago, on the arrival of the churchwardens at the "Nag's Head," there was always awaiting them the best that the house could provide, to make them jolly and comfortable during their stay. They cared little then about visiting other houses within the parish after freely partaking here of the glass that cheers, for its hospitality was not confined to any extent, nor yet the pipe with its delightful fumes. Before leaving they could sing, "What two jolly boys are we." That such a state of things did exist in olden times I have every reason to believe, for, to my knowledge, when a child, I remember that whenever the name of the churchwarden was mentioned, it seemed to strike terror into the youthful minds much more than the name of a policeman of the present day does. Happily, this is now changed. The laws which regulate the liquor traffic are more stringent. What was done then, and only winked at, would now be considered a serious offence, carrying with it the infliction of heavy penalties both on seller and consumer. On looking back over the past, one can see how not only places but customs have changed, and are changing still, in old Monkwearmouth. Ere I close this little local work, I cannot refrain from giving an outline of another of the most interesting parts of our ancient town. Possibly there is not to be found in the United Kingdom any edifice that has maintained its great and ancient name as a church like that of our venerable building — Monkwearmouth Parish Church, at Sunderland, which lately held its anniversary, for the 1,218th time, but I should like to draw attention to the ancient burial ground attached to the church. In my childhood's days, it was the resort of a large proportion of the juvenile class, as well as adults. It acted as a charm, in drawing together many of the younger ones, to visit this sacred spot in close proximity to our homesteads. There were then few attractions elsewhere for juveniles and others. How different is the present time, in drawing forth the desires and love for a change of scenery, away from the slums of a thickly populated village, as Monkwearmouth was seventy years ago. The sacred spot in question differed much in its appearance then to what it does at the present time. No steps were needed to ascend or descend the embankment in front of the sacred edifice. It was then almost a plain level from the church. It was very easy then for the Bearers, on leaving the church with their heavy burdens, to carry the remains to their last resting place, as there was no embankment to ascend. It was the only ground for the burial of people residing much further to the west than Southwick and Whitburn in the north. It was the only receptacle for the dead for many miles outside the various points of this ancient parish. This condition of affairs extended over a period of several hundreds of years; and it is reasonable to suppose that the ground became so full, and the air so foul and polluted, on account of the continuous openings of so many graves, and this in the midst of a densely populated district, that steps were taken sometime about 1849 (although I am not quite sure as to the year) to have a thick covering of ballast put on the top of the entire ground. This ballast was only a slight depth at the west, or upper end, and increased to a greater depth at the opposite end. This will account for the bank being formed abreast of the church entrance. The material used for this purpose was collected from the ballast brought by ships coming to the Wear. It was drawn up through a tunnel in wagons, and landed on the Williamson estate wherever required. This estate has long ago been built upon. This was found to be an easy and cheap method of filling up the old churchyard. Thus, in looking at the old church from a northerly direction, it now appears to be in a hollow, on account of the ground outside being so frequently filled up. To have the work done most effectually, the Sexton or Gravedigger, Mr. John Meaburn, was instructed to remove the whole of the then existing tombstones, which were placed on upon another, in tiers, close under the old tower of the church. On the ground being filled up and levelled, the stones still remained in that position. At an unexpected time, one of the leading townsmen on the south of the Wear, evidently felling annoyed at the delay, obtained permission to place the stones in rows. He did this at his own expense; and, as far as was possible, they were placed in their old position. No record whatever was made of them on removal. He set himself at once to the work; and being of a somewhat eccentric disposition, and known throughout the town, he soon gave employment to a number of old men who had been formerly at work in the shipyards — he being the "boss" or superintendent. He had several loads of short cuttings of timber brought and deposited near the stones, for the purpose of marking the positions, in haphazard style, in which each stone had to be firmly fixed. One of those blocks had, for the time being, to denote the stone. He paid little attention as to the exact spot on which they formerly stood, nor would he allow any one else to interfere. This method he adopted, and we are told caused frequent gatherings of the surplus labour from the shipyards who came to annoy the eccentric man from the south side of the Wear. As we have already said, he was endeavouring to achieve a great work, and he would not allow any other person to interfere; yet, notwithstanding the shameful opposition he met with (considering the high position he held in the town), he at last succeeded in his object, much to the chagrin of those who should have known better in the olden times of Monkwearmouth. I may as well mention here, that when the churchyard was levelled with ballast, in 1841, John Meaburn (according to the church register) was dismissed for the very unusual offence of stealing gravestones, and that Michael Wheatley was appointed in his room. One of the present churchwardens tells me that he can remember the churchyard being levelled when he was a boy, and that he was not born until 1844. From what has come under my own observation, I can tell that many of the stones are placed far away from where they at first stood. I can instance our own family relic. This stone is placed far away from its former position. It is now nearly on a line with the entrance to the church; whereas it formerly stood between the western wall and where it is now. There are few of the stones which were taken up and replaced that can date as far back as this one. All that I can make out plainly is a small portion; the other faintly, which I imagine, with the help of the dates, can be traced from existing records which have been carefully preserved by the family. The stone, therefore, will read as follows:— "In memory of Hannah Young, of Monkwearmouth, who died in 1759, aged 44 years. Also, John Thompson, son-in-law of the above, and husband of Hannah Thompson." This is all that can be made out intelligibly. Taking the figures given as correct, my Great Grandmother, Hannah Young, must now have been buried there 133 years. My Grandmother, Hannah Thompson, died in 1844 aged 80 years, and was buried in the same ground. Thus ends the interesting part given in the historical account of Monkwearmouth; and it is hoped that this brief narrative of our town may afford to our readers that pleasure which it has given to an old inhabitant to compile it. WILLIAM DUNCAN, PRINTER, YORK STREET, SUNDERLAND. ''Footnote:'' ''These texts have been copied from negative photographs of the original book which are held by the Monkwearmouth Local Studies Group based at Monkwearmouth Library. In retyping the text, I have kept to the grammar used by Mr. John Thompson but have corrected one or two typographical errors.'' ---- === Recollections of the Four Hills on Monkwearmouth Shore === RECOLLECTIONS OF THE FOUR HILLS ON MONKWEARMOUTH SHORE AND THEIR SURROUNDINGS, SEVENTY YEARS AGO BY JOHN THOMPSON, OF ZETLAND STREET. ————— ALL RIGHTS RESERVED ————— WILLIAM DUNCAN, PRINTER, YORK STREET, SUNDERLAND '''PREFACE.''' Suffer me now to hope that this little work may prove to be what it professes: a finger-post pointing from the past to the present. Much thought and time have been expended in its production, in order to make it both useful and instructive, and to show the progress that has been made in every hand in this ancient corner of our large town. These reminiscences, extending over a period of seventy years, should go a long way to prove to the reader of to-day how wonderful this progress has been. For many of the dates herein contained the writer is indebted to John Dickinson, Esq., J.P., a great employer of labour in this part of our ancient town. To him, therefore, taking as he does a special interest in the town of his birth, this book is humbly dedicated. [[Thompson-34238|JOHN THOMPSON]]. June, 1891 '''THE FOUR HILLS ON MONKWEARMOUTH SHORE AND THEIR SURROUNDINGS, SEVENTY YEARS AGO. ''' ————— There seems a great tendency with many who are swiftly passing the limits of the span of life allotted, to recall to mind the many changes that have taken place amidst the vicissitudes of time during their earthly pilgrimage, in our own town, particularly on the north side of the Wear. I shall, however, confine the subject of my remarks to the FOUR HILLS on Monkwearmouth Shore and their surroundings, seventy years ago. The starting point will be '''THE MEETING HILL.''' The hill was so called on account of a meeting house being built on the crown of the hill by the Baptist denomination, in the early part of the past century, who are supposed to be the oldest Non-conformist body on the north side of the Wear. During the later years of its existence there the pastor was the Rev. Mr. Gerror. When the baptismal services had to take place, the spot they selected was in the open North Sea, at the Holey Rock, Roker. This spot was chosen on account of the scarcity of water prevailing throughout the entire town. The Meeting Hill was once a famous resort for juvenile gatherings, especially during Easter time when they assembled for the bowling of their paste eggs down the grassy slopes at the ends and sides of its banks. The entrance to the hill was by a gateway as near as possible to the present front entrance of Williamson Terrace P.M. Chapel, Charles Street. Here free access was given to young and old. There was a beautiful gravel path leading from the gate to the chapel on the summit of the hill, which was a complete grassy plain. The estimated height from the river on the southern slope of the hill was supposed to be over a thousand feet. On account of the free access given to the public to any part of this lovely sward, the seafaring portion of the population used frequently to ascend to the top when a southerly wind was blowing favourable for the arrival of our wooden fleet of sailing colliers to the roadstead, whence a grand view could be obtained with no obstruction whatever. The only source of income to be derived from the land was by letting it for grazing purposes for sheep only, there being so few butchers there on the north side at this time. At the foot of the north-west corner of the hill were the brewery old stables. Opposite to these, in a northerly direction , was '''THE OLD SCOTCH CHURCH.''' Mr. James Westoll, in a recently published pamphlet, states that prior to the year 1777 there was no Presbyterian Church on this side of the Wear, and there was no bridge across the Wear at that time. A number of people who attended Robinson's Lane Church were compelled to cross by the ferry, and, when strong freshets occurred, it was often dangerous to do so. An accident, however, happened and some lives were lost; this led to the formation of a church on this side of the river. The first place of meeting was in a stable, altered for the purpose, somewhere near to the top of the Brewery Bank. There, in the spring, 17th April, 1777, the first services were held. The stable, however, becoming too small for the vastly increasing congregation, ground was secured opposite to it, and the church was built and completed towards the close of 1778. That church was called Ropery Lane, or Rope Walk Chapel, because of its nearness to a ropery. Mr. Westoll also tells us that Dr. John Wood was the pastor in the old church, and at the time of their removal to North Bridge Street on the 12th July, 1827. At the foot of the northern slope of the Meeting Hill, there was a direct line leading from Whitburn Street, passing to the southern side of Waterloo Place, to the old church. On the opposite side of this roadway was the brewery field. In the middle of the past century this roadway was utilised as a twine spinning ropery, thus it derived its name — Ropery Lane. This old church, together with the Baptist Church on the hill, was doomed about the year 1833, for the proprietors of the land, the Williamson family, decided to make a great change. Interesting, too, are the many historical incidents which make the whole area sacred ground. Eventually those old buildings were levelled to the ground, to be replaced by more spacious and commodious ones. There were bound up with them many traditions and old associations, which usually disappear or are forgotten when the old stones have been carted away. For nearly a century the vicinity of the old church at the foot of the hill was the scene of many romantic and eccentric incidents, engendered for the most part by the old school of manners and morals long since happily reformed. The green pasture fields which stretched as far as the eye could see, had to give way for the estate to be utilised as building land. Consequently steps were taken to reduce the hill near to a level with the Waterloo Place estate terminating at the Barclay Street Police Station. This was accomplished by waggons running on temporary iron rails until the entire hill was removed. Soon streets were formed and the few remaining pasture fields converted into the principal dwellings of the captains and tradesmen residents on the north side of the river. It is generally believed that the Meeting Hill, together with its three sister hills about to be named, were produced, years gone by, by the ballast taken out of the sailing colliers at the cranes on the North Quay and deposited at each of those places. I now come to another interesting spot, '''PALMER'S HILL.''' This hill was situated on the south side of the Meeting Hill just named: there was a public highway road which divided them, leading from Whitburn Street to the brewery, shipyards, and the coal drops near the bridge. The present roadway is greatly changed from its former position. There can be no doubt whatever that the hill took its name from an old resident of the name of Palmer, who occupied the very large square built residence and the ground attached on the top of this hill. In the early part of the present century this large building was let off in tenements. The principal tenant was a Mr. Haswell, better known then as Willy Haswell the sawyer, who had a small timber yard on the top of the hill, with sawpits for cutting the timber by hand power. This hill, it must be remembered, was not so high as its northern neighbour, yet its height from the river was immense. Notwithstanding this, it did not seem to alarm a company of '''FOUR YOUNG SHIPWRIGHTS''' in March, 1839, to enter into a speculation to build a coasting vessel well up on the slope of the south side of the hill, the writer being one of the company. The names of the members were Messrs. Dennis and Wm. Douglass (brothers) and John Clark. Sometime ago the writer remembers two of our Magistrates, who are amongst the great employers of labour on the Wear, say that, when young men, they saw the launch. They considered it to be the most wonderful undertaking in ship building and ship launching ever known or heard of by them, and expressed the opinion that a work so extraordinary ought to appear in print. It was, however, printed in the Hendon Almanack in 1884. It was, indeed, the most unlikely spot ever selected for such an undertaking. This event, striking as it is, will be justly admitted to have a close connection with the hill we are describing, and to me one of the most marvellous events connected with Palmer's Hill. The adventure being resolved upon, and leave being granted by the agent of Sir Hedworth Williamson, the four youths formed themselves into a company and at once began to cut away the slopes of the hill in order to get a fixed place on which the vessel was to stand. This being done, they soon began to construct this vessel on speculation. The work had to be done by them in overtime, either before their working hours began or after they were finished. They proposed, in the event of getting a purchaser, to finish the vessel right off. Not finding themselves so fortunate in this respect as they had anticipated, they were compelled to take a decided step, the vessel being well advanced, to endeavour to get her safely launched, for in the stormy month of November her situation became dangerous and critical, not only on account of the height of the hill and her great distance from the river but also because there were alarming signs of the hillsides giving way. After being secured afresh from further danger, the builders were advised to get the ship ready for launching as early as possible. About this period, Lady Williamson was driving along by the North Quay in her carriage, and observing the vessel in the distance, nearly at the top of the hill, like a crow's nest in a tree, had the carriage stopped to make enquiries. She sent one of her attendants to ascertain what was going on, requesting one of the persons engaged to come down to the carriage. Her ladyship asked the question, "What is that?" "What is that you are constructing upon that hill?" "Its a coasting vessel in process of building upon speculation by four young men," was the reply. "What method will you adopt to get her into the water in safety?" "Sometimes we think we will be compelled to lower her down as the declivity is so great, at other times we think of launching her in the usual way, the ground being so treacherous." "When will that event take place?" "About the end of the year," was the reply. "Have you any doubt about launching her successfully?" "Perhaps there has never been such an undertaking as this before on the Wear, but we hope to succeed." Lady Williamson then expressed a wish to see the launch, saying that if we would kindly let her know when that event was to take place she would not forget the trouble we had taken and the time expended on satisfying her curiosity. There are a number of our older residents who can well remember the facts here stated about this vessel being built on Palmer's Hill. On the western slope of the hill there was a roadway leading to the quay, and just under the bilge of the vessel of the vessel was the smithy of '''WILLY NIPPER,''' a well known personage. At the foot of the embankment there was a house used for scullery purposes, (the vessel having to come over the top of it) and on either side were some lofty stone buildings facing the river. In the centre of this opening where the vessel had to come down there stood, firmly fixed, the River Commissioners' mooring post, which formed a serious obstruction. Notwithstanding all the influence brought to bear, the mooring post had in no case to be removed. With all these obstructions in the way the safe launching of the ship seemed very doubtful. The vessel on her way to the river had to go in a slight curve, not less than three feet from a straight line. Another difficulty was soon manifest: instructions were given that on the day of the launch a space of 12 feet must be kept open, until two hours before high water, so as not to obstruct the quayside thoroughfare. In January, 1840, the romantic undertaking was carried out. A letter was sent to Lady Williamson apprising her of the intended launch. Thousands of persons assembled on both banks of the Wear to witness the site. Eminent practical builders exclaimed "What a declivity, two and a half inches in the foot!" "It is monstrous!" The usual gradients on the Wear and in H.M. dockyards being three-fourths of seven-eighths of an inch in the foot. The vessel was anxiously watched during the morning, as she was showing signs of approaching trouble and alarm. They not disturb either blocks or shores; the shores under her stern, (the ship being stern down) keeping her up the hill, dare not be removed until the last moment, and then they were pulled away by ropes. Previous to this exciting and critical time, the youthful builders had held a consultation to select one who should go on board and cut away the anchor. The lot fell upon the writer, but his relative, Thomas Princes, a most fearless son of Albion, volunteering to do that duty, his offer was accepted. Scarcely had he been safely fastened round the waist when the police announced that all was clear, and, amidst great excitement amongst the spectators, the brave little vessel began to move on her perilous journey towards the domains of Old Neptune. The blocks that held her in position she now hurled from her in all directions, some of them flying down the steep gradient at a terrific rate, almost like lightening speed. No one could at this time distinguish her form, her speed being so great. Then came the troubling of the water. As the little craft plunged into her native element the waves swept clean over her. For the moment she was lost sight of, but she immediately rose like a duck to the surface in gallant style, and after again being submerged rose the second time, and then ran aground on the south side of the river. Prince, who never got the anchor cut away, escaped unhurt. Lady Williamson, being in London at the time, wrote to say that she could not witness the launch on account of the distance being so great and the length of time it would take to perform the journey. An ample spread was, however, to be provided at her expense in honour of such a wonderful event, and this of course was done in truly English fashion. The local weekly, "The Sunderland Herald," stated the following:— "Launched off Palmer's Hill, North Quay, a beautiful coasting vessel. This event attracted thousands of spectators on both sides of the river. As to the safety of the launch, when she was freed by the young builders she left her birth-place, where she had stood nearly twelve months, in rapid style while the man on board, evidently entertaining no fear, was an excellent example of the quality of our lifeboat heroes." In the same month, January, 1840, a disastrous flood took place on a Sunday night, on the Wear, through the breaking up of ice in the upper parts of the river. This small vessel was one of the sufferers. She became almost a wreck. The youthful builders having made all repairs good, three of them left for the south, Clark preferring to stay behind. He still remains in the town. The only other survivor is Mr. John Thompson of Zetland Street, the writer of this extraordinary but truthful statement. He has been away from his native town for many years, but returned a few years ago to settle down here for the few remaining years of his eventful life. The writer wishes to correct a false impression among many that the vessel now in question was called the "Polka." It was not so; the "Polka" being built years after the former builders left for the south, and nothing so high up the hill. We now come to another interesting feature of Palmer's Hill. At the south-eastern bank there stood, in the early part of the present century, a fine quaint building, of large dimensions, containing a gallery. It was occupied by the Freemasons of the north side of the Wear, and is said to have been the first held by the craft on the north side of the Wear. In 1812, it was given up by them, and came into the possession of the Congregationalist body of the north side of the Wear. They remained in possession of it until they built Salem Chapel, Roker Avenue. The building for many years afterwards, up to the date of demolition, was used as a public school by Mr. George Warren. Another very interesting link in connection with this endless chain is still to be told. It will doubtless surpass all that has been previously said, in point of pluck, energy, and success. Regarding this celebrated hill, the northsiders, in my early days, could not boast of the progress and enterprise of their undertakings in the various spheres of labour which they were then engaged in. Their work was confined chiefly to that of building wooden ships, and many, by their industry and zeal, gained for themselves both wealth and honour in the business of their trade, while some among the number even still retain a good name. In many cases, however, the trade was established on this river by their ancestors in the early days, when liability companies were unknown, and trade and commerce apparently undeveloped, like the electric light which shines so brightly. But science, which has brought about so many changes in every department of life, had its effect on the building of ships; and just as the locomotive, the most wonderful, perhaps, of inventions, took the place of the old stage coach, and as in these still more modern days the electric light is superseding the use of gas, so, in the same way, the old wooden vessels had to give way in favour of the more costly iron fleet propelled by steam power; and, as in most things of this kind, England has led the way in effecting these improvements, and perhaps no part of the country has rendered more effective assistance in this respect than the town of Sunderland. The Wear, indeed, took a prominent part, and rendered great assistance in bringing about this. As an example of this desirable change, I might point out the great and stupendous undertaking of converting Palmer's Hill into the magnificent marine engine and boiler works by the indomitable tact and skill of John Dickinson, Esq., J.P. In the year 1860 the first step was taken, and, single handed as he appeared to be, he succeeded in levelling this hill. The amount of forethought and skill required in the undertaking must have been enormous. The stupendous nature of the work can be best illustrated by comparing it to an orange cut in halves. The upper portion of the hill was of no service whatever, and it had, by some means, to be got rid of, therefore, in the year 1875, he determined to remove the top of the hill, as greater facilities for carrying on his business became necessary at this time. The road now known as Roker Avenue, from Ravensworth Terrace to Roker, was in progress of being made, which offered a ready deposit for the ballast to be removed from Palmer's Hill. Then a start was made, and during the alterations something like six thousand carts of ballast were removed, and to this extent assisted in making this very important thoroughfare from Monkwearmouth to Roker. The roadway mentioned, leading towards the brewery, being on a level with the centre of the hill, the difficulty that was overcome in order to secure a good and firm foundation, so as to place upon it the structure of such enormous weights in those vast works, was the crowning point of this enterprise. Evidently there was no lack in the plans of this practical engineer; evidently his motto was 'forward.' The work was begun at a period when trade and commerce were beginning to spread, and this part of our town required a man of enterprise and no small amount skill and energy to lay the foundation for future success. The way being laid, the works were advanced in proportion as the growth of the system required in the changing from our wooden walls to our ironclads. Mr. Dickinson's works began just at the time when success might be expected, and Palmer's Hill soon became widely known for the substantial qualities of his engines and boilers used for propelling the large steam ships for which his engines were supplied. It is not my intention in this pamphlet to go into details in those things which would attract the attention of a scientific mind in passing through this vast establishment, suffice it to say that they are too numerous to dwell on here. The whole of the works, whichever direction the visitor may take, will be found full of surprises, especially the great and powerful cranes inside and outside. The latter, situated on the quayside, are said to be tested to lift sixty tons, but have, I understand, lifted nearly 80 tons — the boilers of the large tea ships built by Messrs. J.L. Thompson & Sons — and used in lifting the ponderous engines and boilers in the ships when afloat at their extensive quay walls, which are fitted with the electric light. I may mention that modern machinery of all descriptions necessary for the manufacture of these engineers are to be found here, nothing is wanting to make this establishment equal to the best of its kind throughout the length and breadth of our sea-girt isle. Another feature which abounds, so prominent in the Palmer's Hill engine works is the vast number of men and boys employed in night and day shifts throughout the year. I am told that the average number of men and boys, all told, employed on the works varies from nine hundred to a thousand, which is a great boon to this part of the town as well as to the opposite shores of the Wear. The first pair of marine engines made in this establishment was in July, 1872, for a vessel built by J.L. Thompson, North Sands shipyard, for Messrs. John Tully & Partners. Should we compare the present with the past, we find things very different, especially with regard to the employment of surplus labour. The only places available for our boys were found in our local shipyards, roperies and potteries of the town at this time. We now leave the busy scenes of this most noble industry, and give our attention to the neighbouring hill. The scene is greatly changed, no longer the lovely green sward to gaze upon as in the two former hills, but a dark, dismal, and barren view in every direction. The history of this ancient hill still remains to be told. Its story is a strange one, and one peculiarly its own. Various changes have occurred in its history, especially on its eastern side. '''CAGE HILL''' is but a short distance, in an easterly direction, from the others named; its altitude, compared with the others, being much less. The most prominent feature in connection with this hill was the cage, or local prison, on the top of it. Fifty-four years ago the case was permanently occupied as a prison, where the law-breakers on the north side of the Wear were temporarily lodged previous to their trial. It was of small dimensions, with huge stone walls, iron doors, and barred windows. As to its internal management, of course there were no comforts to be found there. It had often been said by many of its unfortunate occupants that it was greatly infested with rats. Be that as it may, there can be no wonder about this report, which was generally believed, for there were a number of piggeries adjoining, which remained for a long period. Eventually, the cage was demolished. It and the town were almost solely in charge of two of the parish constables, Matthew Potts for Monkwearmouth parish and Willy Smith for the Shore parish. Those were the only two who took a prominent part in preserving order throughout the town. They seem to have had unlimited power in those olden times, when all was dark and gloomy, having full access not only to the cage but the barbarous stocks also. Such was the impression made upon the public mind, that the appearance of one or the other of those officials struck terror in every direction, for they were both bold and daring, well qualified for the work they were engaged in. The staves of office allowed them at that time were of much larger dimensions than those now in the possession of our police force. They were painted blue; at one end was the Royal arms, in gold, and they were formidable instruments to use. They had also the usual hand-cuffs, the links in the chain very stout and heavy. To bring about a more satisfactory condition of watching, the authorities resolved to introduce the '''BOROUGH POLICE FORCE''' on the north side of the Wear. The following is drawn from an old and authentic account I have before me:— "The police force was established on November 14, 1837, on which date the first charge was taken." The present strength of the police force in this division is 1 inspector, 3 sergeants, and 22 constables, making a total of 26 men. At the time when the force was formed, the total strength was fourteen men, consisting of Inspector John Bailes, Sergeant Paxton and two others, and 10 constables. The first station house was in Church Street, opposite Victor Street, now occupied as a draper's shop, called "the little beehive." On the town being handed over to the charge of the men dressed in blue, decked with their shining glazed capes and old fashioned flat crowned hats, the crown covered with a glazed material, the parish constables were shorn greatly of their power, and the cage with its officials were left to dwindle away as things of the past. As to Cage Hill, I can go back sixty-five years, when the hill was let off in allotments for kitchen gardens, and remained so for a a great number of years afterwards. It must be understood that it was only the western slope of the hill, leading down into Trafalgar Street, now called Whitburn Street, where those allotment gardens were to be seen. The principal tenants were John Campbell, better known as "Jack the baker," Joseph Lowes, a castor or trimmer, James Whirl, another of the same class, and Charley Hills, a trenail maker. These were men well known. They rivalled each other to such an extent that there was often a considerable amount of ill-feeling existing among them as to the quality of their products. One among the number mentioned, in all cases considered the best articles grown on the slope was by himself, and so strongly did he feel on this point that he would never allow another person to be his judge in such matters. He devoted much time to the work, although the same may be said of the others. At all times of the day or evening, weather permitting, one or more of them were to be seen plodding on. In fact, the gardens were kept in a thorough state of order and neatness, and formed a pleasant outlook to the residential houses opposite the hill. These are now being rased to the ground to allow Messrs. Robson & Sons to extend their timber yard from the quay wall further north. The state in which the hill appears at the present is a most distressing sight. The green verdure which formerly decked the slopes has all disappeared: the leek, the carrot, the turnip, and cabbage are among the things of the past as far as this hill is concerned, its altered appearance differing greatly from its original state. This part of the town seems to be not only neglected, but deserted by the class of folk, who have had to remove elsewhere in consequence of the changes which have taken place through the employers of labour requiring the land for the extension of their business pursuits. One point, in conclusion, to which I might refer in connection with the Cage Hill, was the very conspicuous lofty mast which stood firmly fixed in the centre of a raised platform, as a "look out." Signals were supposed to be hoisted here when help was required by the few officials in charge of the town. The only help, however, those functionaries received was during the darkness of the night. Old worn-out seamen, known as patrols or watchmen, chiefly located on the quayside, were stationed in order to protect the shipping moored in the river. Strange as it may appear now, the custom prevailing then was to call out loudly the hours as they passed along. This afforded a good means for the evil disposed to commit the various crimes which were very prevalent throughout our towns. Another old hill on the shore was the '''LOOK OUT HILL''', situated in a north-easterly direction from the others previously mentioned. This hill, as its name indicated, was some years ago a celebrated spot where a good sea view could be obtained, especially of vessels entering the harbour. This was the rendezvous for our north side pilots, who were a brave and hardy set of men, never seeming to entertain any fear of danger. Amongst these brave number was a powerful and stalwart man, standing over 6 feet 2 inches in height, by the name of William Atkinson, better known by the name of "Patey Willy," and also Tom Jobling, also better known as "Tom the Note," these belonging to a family of Joblings and Atkinsons. The families were renowned all over the town for their deeds of bravery, and they were certainly an example of the truest heroism. When they found that the state of the weather often prevented them from getting out of the piers in their cobles to answer a signal flying in the distance from a ship seeking the aid of a pilot, (having from this hill seen the signal) they planned that their coble should be taken to Whitburn, a distance between two and three miles, so as to launch her there. The writer has on many occasions been an eye-witness of those things and can testify to the bravery they displayed. This big, powerful fellow might often be seen, when the other cobles could not get out to sea, in the greatest of danger, when the ship under sail had barely entered the harbour, he was sure to be seen the first to make a leap, and springing from his frail bark, in a seething and boiling sea, secure a firm hold of the shrouds, after which he quickly took charge of the vessel. In spite of his many noble acts of bravery, for he had no fear, he was like many of his class prone to give way to the influence of strong drink at times, this caused him to be a terror to those with whom he came in contact on account of his muscular strength and determined character; and almost the same might be said of Tom Joblin, or "Tom the Note." An object of very great interest on the Look Out Hill was '''THE STOCKS.''' These were firmly fixed in the rising ground above the roadway, where now stand the National Schools connected with the Parish Church. I remember seeing Tommy Crommy placed in those stocks, and he was to be kept there twelve hours for being drunk. This old veteran had lost his legs while fighting under Lord Nelson, and had in place of them wooden legs. The constable, after making his prisoner, as he thought, secure, took his departure. Tommy then soon began to unstrap his wooden legs, and setting himself free replaced them amidst the roars of laughter from the people who had attended to witness Tommy hobbling home down the hill. Another comical fellow, a little deformed, was a snob named Geordie Slee, a well known occupant of the stocks. He had a wooden shanty as a workshop on the Look Out Hill, and was the tool and sport of the pilots. They habitually made him drunk, and always, when elevated, for it was seldom he was sober, his song was If I was a brewer's horse one quarter of the year I would put my mouth to the bung hole and drink out all the beer. Another prominent place on the hill was '''THE TUNNEL,''' leading from the quayside in order to convey the ballast in waggons up to the hills. A great amount of smuggling went on in this dark and dreary tunnel. The tunnel is still under the centre of Hedworth Street, forming an entire arch, bricked from top to bottom, and was placed there in 1827, and of no service now whatever. There was a roadway, which was very steep, leading from the road at the back to the old church. It was between the northern slope of the Look Out Hill and the gardens on the opposite side, belonging to the workhouse master, Mr. John Mills. Those gardens he cultivated chiefly for flowers and strawberries, and kept them in excellent order. At the foot of the hollow of this roadway was the Strand, celebrated for the quantity of well kept public houses. Among the oldest was the "Pear Tree House," which was many years ago demolished with other buildings. At this period the residential houses of the Strand were in great requisition, owning to their close proximity to the shipyards. This part of the town was then very different to what it is now, for there was no ironworks there to pollute the air with their black smoke. Where they now stand there was a square of working class houses, one of them being converted into a school. Among the number of boys attending this school was the aged veteran whose name is so well known throughout the town, that of the late Mr. David Holsgrove. He used to talk about the master dismissing the school every day at three o'clock, in order that he might be able to attend to another engagement. This was to get the amount of work done each day by the horses of Sir Hedworth Williamson. The roadway just mentioned was bridged over by a wooden structure for the waggons to pass over. This woodwork was a great obstruction to a full view from the hill seawards. On one memorable occasion there was a disastrous sight seen from this vantage ground. During Tuesday, October 14, 1829, above one hundred and fifty colliers had arrived safely in harbour, and several sailed again, laden, with a favourable north-west wind and a smooth sea; but, during the night, the wind shifted to the north-east and a most tremendous sea came on. On the following morning the view presented from this hill was one of the most awful spectacles ever witnessed for many years. Four vessels were lying on their broadsides on the South Rocks, and by three o'clock in the afternoon there were fifteen vessels on shore and wrecked between the South Pier and Hendon. About four o'clock, the "Eleanor," of Monkwearmouth, which had sailed the day previous for the north, in putting back, sank in the mouth of the harbour, and all on board perished in sight of some thousands of spectators unable to render the slightest assistance. All this was brought about by a thick, heavy, blinding snowstorm coming on just as the vessels had weighed anchor to take the harbour under sail. The brigs "Sarah Gales" and "Hunter," which were among the unfortunate vessels, were got off after the storm abated and, having been repaired, ran for many years afterwards. The wife of the captain of the "Sarah Gales," being on board when she came on shore, had to be dragged to the shore through the surf, like the others of the ships, by lines cleverly set on board, in an exhausted condition. And now, my short history is ended. If it has served to trace the wonderful progress made by this town during the memory of the writer its purpose will not have been in vain. Let those of the rising generation who may read it take a lesson from those who have, by their industry and zeal, done so much for our town, by so doing will honour themselves, and leave behind them names honourable and honoured, and will conclude by the lines of the poet Montgomery— :Hail to the glorious plan that spread :The light with universal beams; :And through the human desert led :Truth's loving, pure, perpetual streams. :Behold a new creation rise, :New spirit breathed into the clod, :Where'ere the voice of wisdom cries, :Man know thyself and fear thy God. WILLIAM DUNCAN, PRINTER, YORK STREET, SUNDERLAND ''Footnote:'' ''These texts have been copied from negative photographs of the original book which are held by the Monkwearmouth Local Studies Group based at Monkwearmouth Library. In retyping the text, I have kept to the grammar used by Mr. John Thompson but have corrected one or two typographical errors.'' ---- === Present and Past History of The North Sands Shipyards === THE PAST AND PRESENT HISTORY OF THE NORTH SANDS SHIPYARDS AND THEIR SURROUNDINGS FROM 1823 TO 1891 BY JOHN THOMPSON ZETLAND STREET, MONKWEARMOUTH ———— All Rights Reserved ———— WILLIAM DUNCAN, PRINTER, YORK STREET, SUNDERLAND TO MR. JOSEPH LOWES THOMPSON OF ASHVILLE, MONKWEARMOUTH ———— This history of the North Sands Shipyards which I have just prepared has been a work of labour and love which I owe to you and your respective families. Since you and your late father have taken such a prominent part in the work thus described, and because you are almost the only survivors at the present date of all those who struggled to make this popular building place as it is at the present time, I therefore humbly ask the favour to be allowed to dedicate the work to you. JOHN THOMPSON November, 1891 '''NORTH SANDS SHIPYARDS DURING THE PAST SEVENTY YEARS''' ———— Our residential abodes have no doubt a wonderful history, often carrying us back to long years that are past. The wandering mechanic is struck with astonishment when, after an absence of a number of years from his native town, he returns to find long lines of streets sprung into existence, and the noisy and ceaseless whirl of traffic taken the place of the formerly quiet and peaceful hamlet. I believe I am right in saying that there are many persons, even in this enlightened age, who have no conception of the changes that are daily taking place, some even failing to notice the very nature of that which is occurring around their own homesteads. It is beyond my present purpose, however, to dwell on this subject, but at once to present to my readers some practical information on the subject selected — "North Sands shipyards during the past seventy years." Time is often represented as a thief, as the following lines point out: — :"Time's a handbreadth, 'tis a tale. :'Tis a vessel under sail. :'Tis an eagle on its way, :Darting down upon its prey. :'Tis an arrow in its flight, :Mocking the all-pursuing sight, :'Tis a short-lived, fading flower, :'Tis a rainbow in a shower." The North Sands on the Wear, we may safely affirm, has been for a long time celebrated for shipbuilding industry, ever taking the lead in everything connected with its interests, sounding the keynote in all changes that were likely to take place for the benefit of those on the upper part of the river. My recollections can lead me to 1825, when the entire length of the North Sands was occupied by some of our finest builders. Beginning from the Sand Point to the Strand end, the first was Mr. John Storey, at the extreme point. His yard was perhaps the largest; he was known to have as many as four good-sized vessels on the stocks at one time, viz. the barque "Regalia", "Attalia," "Voyager," and "Captain Cook." They were fine specimens of the style of shipbuilding of that time. The two former were owned and designed by Mr. Robert Holt, of the Monkwearmouth Brewery, and laid down by him in the upper flat of the Brewery Malting. They were built under the management of Mr. John Mills. Adjoining was the yard occupied by Mr. James Crone, one of the heads of a long line of eminent shipbuilders on the North side. There still remains a descendant of that famous family, following the same line as his ancestors on the river. We have yet to learn the cause of the name being altered from Crone to Crown. About the same year that old veteran built three splendidly modelled brigs, the "Mary," "Twins," and "Cleaver," and shortly afterwards the yard was transferred to Messrs. Oliver & Harrison. The latter was previously connected with the ferry boats. During the years Mr. Frank Oliver and his partner, Mr. John Harrison, held possession of this fine yard (for it was no doubt the best yard on the Sands at this time) they built some fine ships, not to be surpassed either for form or quality, chiefly for the coasting trade. The latter was very singular in his manner of expression to those who did not understand this eccentric man. The adjoining yard was occupied at this date by Mr. James Allison, who belonged to an old Monkwearmouth family, he residing in Roker Avenue. His old residence, which is at present occupied as the Irish Literary Institute, was then kept up in grand style. There was a public roadway leading from the main road at the North end of the Sands between those two yards. Mr. Allison is another of the same class of builders who had the fame of constructing some fine specimens of the wooden fleet which were then the pride of the Wear, and amongst which were the "Henrietta" and "Cynthia." The first-named vessel took her name from a daughter of the family. About 1830 Mr. James Allison retired from shipbuilding, and took the North Quay Brewery, then vacant, caused by Mr. Robert Holt retiring to enter upon the shipbuilding yard at Jarrow, the late Mr. Robert Thompson accepting the management of that large concern, where he remained for some time. The yard was taken over by another old Monkwearmouth veteran, the late Mr. Samuel Peter Austin, and his son, Samuel, the latter being the father to the present iron shipbuilder, Mr. S.P. Austin. This firm continued some years on the North Sands, building some fine ships, where they employed a large number of men and apprentices, and were celebrated not only for the smart style of their ships, but for the quality of their vessels. In 1846, Messrs. S.P. Austin & Son removed from the North Sands to the Panns Slipway. The adjoining yard at this early period was occupied by the Adamson family, who also in their early days belonged to Monkwearmouth. They remained in possession of this yard for a great number of years. They also had another yard, just below the Bridge, on the opposite side of the Wear. They stood in the first class as builders, and were not to be excelled for the vessels they sent to all parts of the world. At this early period they built the brig "Peace," a very find model of the early style of shipbuilding. So good and sound were the materials used, and the nature of the work performed upon her, that, to the writer's knowledge, she was running up and down our coast in the coal trade until only a few years ago, and may even now be in existence. Some few years afterwards the Adamsons removed from Sunderland to Birkenhead, near Liverpool. Mr. John Storey was induced to take the western portion of this yard, and only a small portion was left to the Adamsons. Eventually, Mr. Storey vacated the Sand Point yard, which was taken over by Mr. Henry Dobson. Mr. Storey, on his removal, acquired a small slice of the yard on the Strand side. Here he made a fine start in building a larger class of ships of superior quality, which were then in great demand. Other builders followed in the same direction. At the northern end there was a sawmill of large dimensions, a rare sight on the Wear at this period; unfortunately, its usefulness on the river was scarcely felt, for it took fire in 1828, was burnt to the ground, and never replaced again. Adjoining, on the west side, was the yard known now as the Strand Shipbuilding yard, and presently occupied by Messrs. John Crown & Co. The yard was only then of small dimensions, and was occupied by Mr. Byers, another representative of an old Monkwearmouth family. He carried on a fine business, chiefly building for the coasting trade. On the extreme Strand end of the Sands I must mention Mr. Oswald as having a small yard there. He built a small class of ships, one of the number was the smart, green-bottom brig "Zenith," a perfect model, and much admired; in fact, the ships sent from this yard were of splendid form and construction. The excellence of the work executed here was known throughout the Wear. Mr. Oswald continued here as a builder for many years. We now come to a more recent date, that of 1842 or 1843 when the '''SCREW PROPELLER''' was first introduced (as far as we know) into the Wear. The first harbinger of the change likely to take place was seen in a portion of the yard then occupied by Mr. Adamson, North Sands. A large wooden vessel, intended at first as an ordinary sailing ship, was being built by and for the late Mr. Ray, on the opposite side of the river. After the vessel had been advanced, he entertained the idea that she could be conveniently converted to a steam ship. Accordingly, if I am rightly informed, Mr. R. Thompson, then a young man, was engaged, in connection with the late Mr. Thomas Rowntree and Mr. John Brunton (the latter being first surveyor Lloyd's had in Sunderland), in making the necessary alteration and additions, to adapt the vessel's after-end to admit a screw propeller, which was considered a work of great skill in those days. This vessel was not only intended to carry coals but also goods and passengers, to London as a trader. Her engines were not of sufficient power for the size of vessel, and her build was unlike ships of the present day; in fact, she soon proved to be a failure, as far as getting her passages quick up and down. The only thing in which she excelled the ordinary run of sailing colliers was in calm weather, when she could make headway by steaming four miles per hour when others were brought up. The place of loading was at Ray's Wharf, near Hardcastle's Slip, opposite where she was built. She was appropriately named "The Experiment," for after a few years the experiment was brought to a close, by taking fire at sea, and being abandoned, though all on board were saved. There is an incident connected with the Sand Point shipyards that, in passing, ought to be mentioned, namely, '''THE RIOT AT THE SAND POINT AND LOSS OF LIFE.''' This took place on August 3rd, 1823, on the Wear, opposite Sand Point. It appears there were differences of opinion existing between the shipowners and sailors of the Wear. The latter were so determined to have their rights maintained that they put off boats, and boarded the brig "Busy," towing out to sea with a number of special constables on board, to protect the crew. Of course the specials and crew strove their hardest to prevent them boarding, but the sailors were numerous, and soon overpowered the civil force. Eventually a troop of the 3rd Light Dragoons, stationed at Newcastle, were called into requisition. They had been sent for by the civil authorities, to maintain order, by assisting the magistrates in getting the ships out to sea. The Riot Act was read, but, unfortunately, only on the shores of the South side; those on the North side remained unwarned as to what eventually would take place. This had caused all the mischief. The shipowners say that if a determined stand was not speedily made by the military force the result might be serious, so the soldiers were compelled to drive the intruders out of the ships. In this they succeeded, but not without much bloodshed. The agitated mob were on the Sand Point, where the ships had to come close in shore, and the cavalry and crew were assailed with a long and continuous shower of stones from men, women, and children. This they bore with patience for some time, but some of the soldiers were severely hurt, orders were given to fire in their own defence. This was first done by firing a volley over the heads of the infuriated mob. It had no effect whatever, and as matters became very hot, a second volley was fired, by which three men were killed and several seriously wounded. At this moment the writer of this, then quite a little boy, was standing on the bow stage of a ship then building in Mr. Storey's yard, Sand Point, held by the hand of his father, to witness the launch of the brig "Newton," when the soldiers commenced to open fire. A block maker named Creigton, standing on the right, received a bullet in the forehead, and dropped dead on the stage. This took such an effect upon father and son that they left that exposed position with all speed, by beating a hasty retreat into a more secluded and safe spot, under the sound of volleys, and the shot of musketry, which could be heard distinctly throughout Monkwearmouth, and which lasted sometime until darkness set in. The town on both sides remained in commotion for some days, under the protection of the cavalry from Newcastle, and the river under the protection of a large armed cutter, sent by the Admiralty, which acted as guard ship to the port, firing, as usual, a morning and evening gun from the upper deck, and flying her long and raking pendant when moored off the Mark Quay, where she remained until peace was restored. We now trace the career of the North Sands into a more recent period, that of 1846. The builders here at that date were Messrs. Byers & Co., Mr. Wm. Pile, Jun., Mr. John Pile, Messrs. R. Thompson & Sons, and in 1850 came Messrs. W. & T. Harkess, Mr. Gardner, Mr. J Blumer, and Mr. George Booth. At this period a complete revolution in shipbuilding took place, when both Mr. John Pile and his brother William got in full swing. Their mode of construction eclipsed all that had ever previously taken place on the Wear, and even in any other part of the country. The name of those eminent constructors was soon spread all over the world. This is no cause for wonder when we consider the stock they sprung from. The name of their grandfather, Wm. Pile, was a household word throughout the port, for the fame of this old veteran spread far and wide, through the building of the "Ganges," an East Indiaman, in 1825, on the rock at Ravenswheel, the last yard of the late Mr. Dennis A. Douglass. Their father, too, another Wm. Pile, following the excellent example of his father, made his mark among the builders of the port as a splendid constructor, so that we scarcely need wonder that the two sons became such bright and shining stars. Here let me state, that the shipwrights' wages at Hylton, in 1838, was 15/-† per week, and at the same period those on the North Sands and in the yards on the lower parts of the Wear only had 18/- per week, when they were lucky to get a full week. The writer, where he was employed, was compelled to take the half of his earnings each week out in groceries. † 15 shillings '''THE CLIPPER "LIZZIE WEBBER."''' The Piles had well merited the high encomiums passed on them at the finish of this splendid yacht-like vessel, not only for smartness and form, but for the high rate of speed which she and others of their clippers attained while under canvas. In fact, their vessels were acknowledged, and held by many, to be the swiftest sailing vessels in the China trade, known as tea ships. They were among the first, at all events, in this river, to introduce long ships with beam in proportion. Their vessels were of large dimensions, and the items of their fittings enormously costly, and they won for the builders the high name they attained in every quarter of the globe. It will be remembered that Messrs. Pile were among the first to take up iron shipbuilding. The same may be said of the style of the iron ships as already has been said of the wood ships they built. They foresaw that a great revolution was approaching, if not already at hand. Inquiries and demand for iron in place of wood were visible in every direction. They at once set about obtaining the plant necessary for the great change required to construct iron ships. The result proved most favourable, orders kept coming in, and they had no sooner made a fair start that it was seen that the class of ships they designed were admired for beauty and form, fully equal to the wood liners for which they already had obtained such a high name. A few short years after, a terrible blow to the firm was caused by the death of Mr. Wm. Pile, esteemed by every one for his acts of kindness and general benevolence, and as an employer of labour not surpassed in his kindly disposition. There were few, if any, of our builders who could reach the standard to which Mr. Wm. Pile had attained, not only as a model builder but as a model man. The writer of this having known him personally, and with greatest intimacy from childhood, can bear testimony to the good traits in the character of this eminent shipbuilder. I can remember, when quite a boy, how very fond he was of cutting out small models of ships and sailing them in the pools left by the receding tide at the Potato Garth, east of Sand Point. When questioned as to the form of his miniature vessel, he would invariably quote his favourite lines which he never forgot, and in many instances adhered to them:— :"Cod head and mackeral tail, :That's the ship for a canny good sail." ---- '''MR. JOSEPH L. THOMPSON AS A WOOD SHIPBUILDER.''' The late Mr. Robert Thompson, the founder of the firm of shipbuilders now occupying the North Sands Shipyard, was born in 1797. Having served his apprenticeship with Mr. Allison, on the North Sands, his first operations in shipbuilding were commenced in 1819, when he built several small craft in the dock berth below the Lambton Drops. In 1837 Mr. Thomas Speeding, sail maker of Monkwearmouth, made arrangements with two bachelors of the name of Melvin, ropers, of Chaytor's Haugh, for the building of a small brig here. Mr. Robert Thompson was engaged to build this vessel, leaving Mr. Storey, for whom he was then foreman, on the North Sands. In due course, this vessel was built, and named the "Iona," being the first vessel to enter the Wearmouth Dock. About this period there were wood shipbuilding yards from the North Pier to within three quarters of a mile of Lambton Castle, one adjoining the estate boundary wall, the builder being one Thomas Lanchester. We come to another interesting epoch of the North Sands, that of the late Mr. Robert Thompson taking possession of the yard in February, 1846. Mr. Thompson was no novice in shipbuilding, but had gained much experience by the difficulties he had had to grapple with. His success led to his removal to this favourite spot, where he was soon recognised to be one of the leading builders on the Wear. Building many of the large class wooden ships of superior quality (like the Piles previously alluded to), he went largely in for increasing the length of the many fine vessels, entrusted to his construction. Mr. Joseph L. Thompson continued building for some years under the old firm's name of R. Thompson & Sons. Like his father, he was truly successful in his profession, building a smart and useful ship. Of the large wood vessels built by Mr. Joseph L. Thompson may be mentioned the "Vincedora," "Rondinella," "Freedom," "Golondrina," "Atossa," "Morning Glory," "Aurea," "Star," "Iduna," "Veronica," "Trevanion," and many others. The largest wood vessel was named the "Helvellyn," built in 1855, and of the following dimensions: length, 189 ft.; breadth, 32 ft. 10 in.; depth, 22 ft.; and of 1017 tons measurement. She was launched 21st April, 1856. From 1846 to 1869, 40,278 tons wood ships were built. Wood shipbuilding was continued until the year 1869, when the last wood vessel built by Mr. Joseph L. Thompson, numbered 103, was built and launched early in 1870 and named the "Peace," in commemoration of the close of the Franco-German war. In the year 1864, Mr. William Pile desired to extend his shipyard, The landed proprietor, however, considered that Mr. Joseph L. Thompson had a strong claim to remain on the North Sands, which resulted in the latter taking the yard to the eastward, then occupied by Mr. John Blumer. During the later years, wooden vessels of every description were built by Mr. Joseph L. Thompson, from the small coasting vessel to the largest East Indian trader. Many vessels were also designed and built for the copper ore trade. The firm were the builders of the first wooden vessel built on the Wear having iron diagonal straps. This vessel (built in 1853, and mentioned in Surtees' History of Durham) was named the "City of Carlisle," and was 158 feet in length and of 1000 tons measurement. '''MESSRS. JOSEPH L. THOMPSON & SONS, IRON SHIPBUILDERS''' A new era in connection with this firm was about to be ushered in. The decay of wood shipbuilding being apparent, active preparations for adapting the yard for the building of iron vessels were commenced on the 2nd December, 1870. Mr. Joseph. L. Thompson laid the first keel of an iron steamer on the 1st March, 1871, and in due time, the firm was changed to Joseph L. Thompson & Sons, the change taking place in the year 1873. In the year 1880, the whole of the North Sands came into the possession of Messrs. Thompson, and, more recently, they have made another extension, by enclosing the vacant ground to the eastward of the present shipyard, so that now, with the facilities thus afforded, the North Sands shipyard is on of the best appointed in the country, having all the most modern machinery and plant obtainable, including hydraulic riveters, cranes, winches, and plate bending machines. The shell plate and angle furnaces, and the hydraulic plant, are the special design of the works' manager Mr. P. Phorson, Jun., the furnaces being heated by gas which is manufactured in the works by means of large gas producers. During the period of the winter months the whole of the machinery sheds are lighted by means of the Lucigen light now in general use for outside purposes. Vessels of great length and tonnage are being built, the firm having no less than six commodious building berths or slipways, where vessels upwards of 50 ft. in breadth, and varying from 320 ft. to 450 ft. in length, can be put on the stocks at one time. It is worthy of note that, at the present time, the firm have not a vessel building under 300 feet in length, and some of the largest and most powerful vessels in the mercantile service are being, and have been built, in the North Sands Shipyard. They have been classed, and rightly so, as '''"THE PREMIER BUILDERS."''' This has been proved by many past years' reports of the number of ships they produced during each year, and also of the tonnage. I have now before me the list of ships built and registered at Lloyd's for the half year ending June, 1882, and this gives the firm credit of building eight large, powerful ships in the short space of six months, the total registered tonnage being 17,390 tons, while the aggregate horse power of engines is put down at 1555 nominal horse power, and about 8800 indicated. With the exception of the year 1884, the North Sands yard has launched annually the largest amount of tonnage built on the Wear since 1880. Consult the following:— {|border="1" | Date || Tonnage || Date || Tonnage |- | 1880 || 17,880 || 1886 || 16,058 |- | 1881 || 19,007 || 1887 || 21,823 |- | 1882 || 27,891 || 1888 || 35,121 |- | 1883 || 30,520 || 1889 || 30,543 |- | 1884 || 7,024 || 1890|| 32,040 |- | 1885 || 15,562 || || |- |} = The total tonnage built by the firms from 1846 to 1890 is as follows:— ::1846 to 1869 . . 40,278, wood. ::1871 to 1886 . . 173,728, iron. ::1885 to 1890 . . 139,919, steel :::::———— :::::353,925, tons. During the present year over 32,000 tons will be launched, two of the vessels being over 4000 tons measurement. A few years ago the firm entered into negotiations with Sir Hedworth Williamson, Bart., to take over the estate situated at or on the North Quay (formerly intended for the late Mr. Wm. Pile, and now known as the Manor Quay Repairing Works) as a repairing depôt, where they have a river frontage of over 600 feet in length, and are doing a large amount of business in the fitting and repairing line. As the shops are launched, they are berthed at the Manor Quay Works, where they are afloat; and, after receiving their engines, are completely fitted for sea. The firm have expended a large amount of money in the erection of two fine and powerful cranes for lifting the masts and other heavy materials in the ships while at the Quay. They have also erected excellent workshops for the smiths, fitters, joiners, and painters. The machinery here is also of the latest type of modern science. We hear that it is contemplated, some day, to sink, at the western end, a graving dock, in the part vacated by Messrs. Robson & Sons. There can be no doubt but it will prove a paying concern, from the quantity of repairs they are having from nearly all parts of the world. But to return to the main and principal yard. On entering, we find a substantial suite of offices, where a large staff of clerks (as may be expected) are employed in the various departments of this vast establishment. The most interesting departments to visit would be that of the drawing office and model room, which contains a valuable collection of models of vessels built by the firm and their predecessors, dating as far back as the year 1838, when the brig "Barnard Castle" was built at Coxgreen by the late Mr. Robert Thompson. The model of this vessel is among many hundreds of fine specimens of naval architecture which have been built by the firm during the last fifty years, showing clearly the change in style of vessel between the old wooden sailers to the present magnificent liners. The firm have successfully exhibited models of their vessels at Paris, London, Liverpool, Glasgow, and Newcastle exhibitions. Many opportunities have been afforded to visit the joiners' shop. It is of large dimensions, upon one floor. As you enter you hear an unwelcome and distracting noise, proceeding from the whirring tools in motion. The chief are the large circular saws, with their terrific teeth, which roar into the wood with such vigour, that it seems to flinch on the travelling slide as it slowly moves to its doom. Another object which soon strikes the eye of the visitor is the band saws, endless tapes of steel working over pairs of rollers, and always running in one direction. There are also fret saws with the usual up-and-down motion, cutting the most delicate and elaborate patterns and designs for the cabin fittings. Then there is not only the sawing, but the planing, moulding, morticing, tenoning, dovetailing, turning, all in full chop and scoop and spin. In the stores are kept the various fancy woods in process of seasoning, such as the ash, elm, and plane tree from our own country; teak from Burmah; mahogany from the Gulf; black walnut from the States; deals — red, white and yellow — from the St. Lawrence and the Baltic. All these fancy woods undergo the process of polishing before they are fixed in their respective places. This yard is very different to what was formerly seen on the North Sands. It is surrounded on all sides by the main gate, the public being excluded unless by special permission. The workmen, as they enter, take up their ticket. To those who have no knowledge of its workings, I may say it is merely a simple brass or leaden ticket, with a given number inserted therein, that being the number of the workman on the books; and, when once the ticket is taken out, no workman can leave the yard until the appointed time, unless he obtains a special order from the yard foreman. The introduction of the ticket system was adopted by the Admiralty in all Her Majesty's dockyards, at home and abroad, many years ago, they being the founders, and the system has been proved, wherever it has been tried, to be of great value. In taking a stroll through the yard, the visitor's eye must soon be caught, and his hearing deafened, by the continuous rattle of the riveting hammer, which is to some quite distracting. This is increased by the vast machinery in motion, from the huge shears to the many punching machines, where the holes are driven through the plates with so much ease. It is marvellous to see the rapidity with which they are going, and the correctness with which they perform their various fractions. The rolls is another useful implement driven by machinery for the purpose of forming the plates to the shape required before they are sent to the ship. along the top of the yard the authorities have adopted a fine method for getting the plates, and frames, and heavy material on board each ship by means of hydraulic cranes fixed in the ground, and put into motion by means of wire rope. Thus the work is greatly facilitated, and is a great improvement on the past. Mr. Joseph L. Thompson, Sen., finding he required more rest from active service — the strain of so many years' toil, coupled with growing years, beginning to tell upon him — after mature consideration, felt that he could, with confidence, leave the management of the entire business safely in the hands of his three sons, each of whom had had a thorough and practical training in his profession. As time passes on they have proved to his satisfaction that they had all the knowledge necessary for this great and gigantic undertaking. Being so long on the active list, he has found it difficult to settle down all at once, so that on occasions, when weather permits, he can be seen as heretofore wending his way towards the yard, often on foot, with all that pleasantness of demeanour which characterises a good man, in order to give advice should it be required, but feeling assured that the three sons are entirely masters of the situation, and fully capable of carrying out the vast undertaking in their hands. His homestead which he has erected, is known as Ashville, on the Newcastle Road. It is all that could be desired, the grounds being neatly laid out. This is enough of itself to attract the retirement of such an one as Mr. Joseph L. Thompson, but with him a retired life seems not to be regarded as a safe one, consequently, when in robust health, he appears still in love with the clattering sound of the hammer and the shrill shriek of the "buzzer." Now that the North Sands shipyard is entirely under the control of his three sons, Messrs. Robert Thompson, Joseph L. Thompson, Jun., and Charles Elliot Thompson, I may venture to say a few words on the progress they have made, which is visible on every hand. Within a recent date they have, in conjunction with Mr. J. Dickinson, succeeded in obtaining the Monk Street engine works, and have converted them into a brass and metal foundry. A large portion of it has been transformed into a most commodious pattern shop, and they have recently added a smiths' shop to the foundry. A large amount of the castings for the ships' engines are manipulated here, and it affords employment to a large number of workmen. Another addition to the works of this enterprising firm is the purchase of the forge at Pallion. They have, at considerable expense, made it well adapted for the forgings of all the heavy work they require at the North Sands yard, such as stems and sternposts. The heaviest and largest main forgings are also made, and a considerable export trade is down with Norway, Sweden, Germany, and Spain. We hardly need, therefore, wonder how rapidly they can cope with the large amount of work they take in hand. In addition to the various methods introduced by the principals in the different departments, they have the benefit of a most keen and active general manager, in the person of Mr. James Marr, who occupies an important and responsible position with the firm, while the works in the yard are entrusted to Mr. P. Phorson, Jun., works' manager, he having served his apprenticeship with the firm. Needless to say, much depends upon the staff in carrying out the orders of such large and important works to ensure a successful issue, and this firm has the good fortune to be assisted by a large and efficient body of officials. It ought to be fully understood that, of all large vessels under construction here, as well as at other yards on the Wear, very few, if any, are of iron, as formerly, steel being substituted instead of iron. This firm have not built an iron vessel since the year 1885. Before I close, I may mention an interesting event in connection with this yard. I refer to the report in the Sunderland Daily Echo, dated August 14th, 1891. It is there stated that the steamer "Queensland," recently built by the firm of Messrs. J. L. Thompson & Sons, North Sands, for Mr. Wm. Kish of this town, a vessel of 360 ft. in length, and 48 ft. beam, performed the voyage from this port to Penang in thirty days, including stoppages in the Suez Canal, a voyage equal to that made by the steamers owned by the Peninsular and Oriental Company. This report must have been gratifying to the builders, also to Mr. John Dickinson, of the Palmer's Hill Engine Works, who made the engines. Both these firms have the reputation of building fine specimens of naval architecture, combined with speed and sea-going qualities. The gradual development in this firm, which has been going on for years, has been a blessing to both sides of the Wear. The following are the names of a few of the important steamers, built by the firm during recent years: — :Kaisow, Moyune, Keemun, Pak Ling, built for the China Shippers Mutual Steam Navigation Company. :Thisbe, Pluto, and Euterpe, built for the Austro-Hungarian Lloyd's Steam Navigation Company. :Coogee, Hubbuck, Murrumbidgee, Culgoa, Yarrawonga, and Port Chalmers, built for the Anglo-Australasian passenger and wool service. :Conde Wifredo, Cabo Palos, Cabo Penas, Cabo Quejo, Cabo San Antonio, Cabo Silleiro, Cabo Prior, Cabo San Vicente, and the Italica, built to the order of Spanish companies. Many of the above vessels are fitted with electric light installation, and otherwise handsomely fitted. In the year 1884, the officials presented each member of the firm with a very handsome presentation in the form of cabinet photographs of every member of staff employed at North Sands yard, which is very artistically arranged, and is much appreciated as an expression of goodwill towards the firm. The senior representative of the firm, Mr. Robert Thompson, also Mr. Joseph L. Thompson, Jun., are members of the Institute of Naval Architects. In March, 1884, Mr. Robert Thompson read a Paper of some length, dealing with the loadline question, and gave evidence before the Load Line Commission. In the year 1884, he took an active part in the formation of the North-East Coast Institution of Engineers and Shipbuilders, of which he is a Vice-President, and a member of the Council of that Institution. During the session of 1887 an important Paper on "The Influence of Coal Consumption and the Commercial Efficiency in design of Cargo Steamers." was contributed by Mr. R. Thompson, and read before the members of the North-East Coast Institute. Mr. Thompson is also a member of the Iron and Steel Institute; River Wear Commission; and was recently appointed as one of the representatives of the North-East Coast on the Consultative Committee of Lloyd's Registry, and in September, 1890, he was appointed a Justice of the Peace in the County of Durham. It may be said that Messrs. Thompson have manifested a very enterprising spirit in undertaking the development of their business, many important additions having been made to the existing facilities of the port for the success of the shipbuilding industry of the Wear. The works are on the Admiralty list for the building of Government vessels. '''THE ANCESTRY OF THE THOMPSON FAMILY''' can be traced back for many years, claiming the old ancient parish of Monkwearmouth Shore as their birthplace. As a family, they remain still unbroken, excepting in a few instances where the Great Leveller has made inroads according to the workings of his unlimited power, removing stems and branches of families, and causing lamentation and devastation. To return to the subject. There can be no doubt that the firm, taking into account the various establishments under their control, are the largest employers of labour on the Wear. It is computed that, at present, the workmen now employed will exceed 2000. I will conclude with the remaining portion of that already given on "Time." :"'Tis a momentary ray, :Smiling through the winter's day: :'Tis a torrent's rapid stream, :'Tis a shadow, 'tis a dream. :'Tis the closing watch of night, :Dying at the rising light: :'Tis a bubble, 'tis a sigh; :Be prepared, O man, to die. :Time slowly comes, 'tis quickly past; :Anticipate, and hold him fast; :And lo, the forelocks on his brow, :Once past, what speed can e'er pursue?" ''Footnote:'' ''These texts have been copied from negative photographs of the original book which are held by the Monkwearmouth Local Studies Group based at Monkwearmouth Library. In retyping the text, I have kept to the grammar used by Mr. John Thompson but have corrected one or two typographical errors.'' ''Michael Thompson'' ----
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[[Category:Old Three Hundred]][[Category: Texas Founders and Settlers]][[Category: Texas First Families]][[Category: Texas, Notables]] The name "Old Three Hundred" refers to the settlers who received land grants in Stephen F. Austin's first colony in Mexico. Although not originally enthusiastic about the project, Austin continued the colonization activities after the death of his father, Moses Austin. He traveled to San Antonio, where he met with the Spanish governor Antonio María Martínez. The governor acknowledged Stephen F. Austin as his father's successor, allowing the colonization activities to proceed. Austin agreed with Martínez to be responsible for all administrative tasks after he arranged for settlers to come to Texas in exchange for land; in payment for his services, Austin would collect 12½ cents an acre in compensation. Austin returned to New Orleans and sought willing colonists and by the end of the summer of 1824 most of the Old Three Hundred were settled in Texas. {|class="wikitable sortable" border="1" width="100%" ! Head of household || Born || Died || Family as of March 1826 || Notes |- | [[Alcorn-996|Elijah Allcorn]] || 1769 || 1844 || Wife, five children and two servants. || |- | Martin Allen || 1780 || 1837 || Wife, nine children || |- | [[Alley-35|Abraham Alley]] || 1803 || 1862 || Wife, five children || Brother of John, Rawson, Thomas and William Alley |- | [[Alley-41|John C. Alley]] || || 1822 || || Brother of Abraham, Thomas, Rawson and William Alley. |- | [[Alley-43|Rawson Alley ]]|| 1793 || 1833 || Single || Brother of Abraham, John, Thomas and William Alley |- | [[Alley-42|Thomas Alley]] || || 1826 || Single || Brother of Abraham, John, Rawson and William Alley |- | [[Alley-44|William Alley]] || 1800 || August 15, 1869 || Single || Brother of Abraham, John, Rawson and Thomas Alley |- | Charles Alsbury || || || Single || Brother of Harvey and Horace Alsbury. Died about 1828. |- | Harvey Alsbury || || || Wife || Brother of Charles and Horace Alsbury |- | [[Alsbury-31|Horace Alsbury]] || 1805 || June 1847 || Single; later married Juana Navarro || |- | Thomas Alsbury || 1773 || || Wife and two daughters || Father of Charles, Harvey and Horace Alsbury. Wife Leah Catlett Alsbury. Daughters Leah Ann and Marion B. Served in the War of 1812. Died August 1826. |- | Simeon Asa Anderson || || || Wife, three children, one slave || |- | John Andrews || || February 1838 || Wife, two children, one servant || |- | William Andrews || || 1840 || Wife, five children, two slaves || Daughter married Randal Jones in 1824. |- | Samuel Angier || August 26, 1792 || || || In 1829, married fellow colonist Pamelia Pickett |- | James E.B. Austin || October 3, 1803 || August 14, 1829 || || Helped put down the Fredonian Rebellion. Brother of Stephen F. Austin. |- | John Austin || March 17, 1801 || August 11, 1833 || || |- | [[Austin-1002|Stephen F. Austin]] || November 3, 1793 || December 27, 1836 || || |- | James B. Baily || November 13, 1797 || September 30, 1835 || 5 wives and 18 kids || Father-in-law of [[Polley-175|Joseph H. Polley]] |- | Daniel E. Balis || || || || |- | William Baratt || || || || |- | Thomas Barnet || || || || |- | [[Barron-1394|Thomas Hudson Barron]] || 1796 || 1874 || 2 wives 22 children || |- | Mills M. Battle || || || || |- | James Beard || || || || |- | Benjamin Beason || || 1837 || || |- | Charles Belknap || || || || |- | Josiah H. Bell || || || || |- | Thomas B. Bell || || || Wife Prudencio, three children || Donated the land on which Bellville was founded in 1846 |- | M. Berry || || || || |- | Isaac Best || || || || |- | Jacob Betts || || || || |- | Francis Biggam || || || || |- | William Bloodgood || || || || |- | Thomas Boatwright || || || || |- | Thomas Borden || || || || |- | Caleb R. Bostwick || || || || |- | John T. Bowman || || || || |- | Edward R. Bradley || || || || |- | John Bradley || || || || |- | Thomas Bradley || || || || |- | Charles Breen || || || || |- | Patrick Brias || || || || |- | William B. Bridges || 1795 || April 4, 1853 || || |- | [[Bright-3119|David Bright]] || 1770 || September 2, 1837 || || |- | Enoch Brinson || || || || |- | Bluford Brooks || || || || |- | Robert Brotherington || || || || |- | George Brown || || || || |- | John Brown || || || || |- | William S. Brown || || || || |- | Aylett C. Buckner || || || || |- | Pumphrey Brunet || || || || |- | Jesse Burnam || 1792 || 1883 || || |- | Micajah Byrd || || || || |- | Morris A. Callihan || ||and || || |- | Alexander Calvit || 1784 || 1836 || || |- | David Carpenter || || || || |- | William C. Carson || || || || |- | Samuel Carter || || || || |- | Jesse H. Cartwright || 1787 || 1848 || || |- | [[Cartwright-3215|Thomas N. Cartwright]] || 1798 || 1846 || || |- | [[Castleman-443|Sylvanus Castleman]] || || || || |- | Samuel Chance || || || || |- | Horatio Chriesman || || || || |- | John C. Clark || || || || |- | Antony R. Clarke || || || || |- | Merit M. Coats || || || || |- | John P. Coles || || || || |- | James Russell Cook || 1812 || 1843 || Single || |- | John Cooke || || || || |- | William Cooper || || || || |- | Robert Cooper || || || 5 children || |- | John Crownover || || || 1 son || Married to Elizabeth Chesney, son John Chesney Crownover born 1799 in Pennsylvania |- | James Cummings || || || || |- | John Cummings || || || || |- | Rebecca Cummins || || || || |- | William Cummings || || || || |- | James (Jack) Cummins || c. 1773 || 1849 || || |- | James Curtis, Sr. || || || || |- | James Curtis, Jr. || || || || |- | Hinton Curtis || || || || |- | Samuel Davidson || || || || |- | Thomas Davis || || || || |- | D. Deckrow || || || || |- | Charles Demos || || || || |- | Peter Demos || || || || |- | William B. Dewees || Sep. 8th, 1799 || Apr. 14th, 1878 || || |- | John Dickinson || || || || |- | Nicholas Dillard || || || || |- | Thomas M. Duke || || || || |- | George Duty || || || || |- | Joseph Duty || March 6, 1801 (Gallatin, TN) || September 11, 1855 (Webberville, TX) || || |- | Clement C. Dyer || || || || |- | Thomas Earle || || || || |- | G.E. Edwards || || || || |- | John Elam || || || || |- | Robert Elder || || || || |- | Charles Falenash || || || || |- | David Fenton || || || || |- | James Fisher || || || || |- | David Fitzgerald || || 1832 || Widowed with one son and daughter. || The plot of land now sits in modern Fort Bend County. Fitzgerald died in 1832 and willed the land to his daughter Sarah. She would later sell the entire property to Johnathan Dawson Waters. |- | Isaiah Flanakin || || || || |- | Elisha Flowers || || || || |- | Isaac Foster || || || || |- | John Foster || || 1837 || 2 sons || |- | Randolph Foster || || || || |- | James Frazier || || || || |- | Churchill Fulshear || || || || |- | Charles Garret || || || || |- | Samuel Gates || || || || |- | William Gates || || || || |- | Freeman George || 1780 || 1834 || Wife, 8 sons || Freeman George received 1 sitios land between San Bernard and Bay Prairie (Matagorda County) and 1 labor of land located Brazos East side opposite San Felipe (Waller County). According to the Handbook of Texas Online, he was given a league and a labor of land (see above) which is known as Matagorda and Waller counties on July 7, 1824. Also one of the original patentees in the vicinity of Old Ocean, Texas, in southwestern Brazoria Co. |- | Preston Gilbert || || || || |- | Sarah Gilbert || || || || |- | Daniel Gilleland || || || || |- | Chester S. Gorbet || || || || |- | Michael Gouldrich || || || || |- | Thomas Gray || || || || |- | Jared E. Groce || 1782 || 1839 || || |- | Robert Guthrie || || || || |- | John Haddan || || || || |- | Samuel C. Hady || || || || |- | George B. Hall || || || || |- | John W. Hall || || || || |- | W. J. Hall || || || || |- | David Hamilton || || || || |- | Abner Harris || || || || |- | David Harris || || || || |- | John R. Harris || || || || |- | William Harris || || || || |- | William J. Harris || || || || |- | George Harrison || || || || |- | William Harvey || || || || |- | Thomas S. Haynes || || || || |- | James Hensley || || || || |- | [[Hodges-3592|Alexander Hodge]]|| 1757 || 1836 || || Historical marker erected at Hodge's Bend Cemetery in Fort Bend County (1975), where Alexander Hodge's grave is located. |- | Francis Holland || || || || |- | William Holland || || || || |- | Kinchen Holliman || || || || |- | James Hope || || || || |- | C.S. Hudson || || || || |- | George Huff || || || || |- | John Huff || || || || |- | Isaac Hughes || || || || |- | Eli Hunter || || || || |- | Johnson Hunter || || || || |- | John Iiams || || || || This may be John Williams. |- | Ira Ingram || 1788 || 1837 || || |- | Seth Ingram || || || || |- | John Irons || || || || |- | Samuel Isaacks || || || || |- | Alexander Jackson || || || || |- |[[Jackson-11506|Humphrey Jackson]] ||1784||1833|| || Unable to run his plantation because he chose not to own slaves, Jackson traveled to Texas in September 1823 and built a log cabin outside Austin's colony on the San Jacinto River, a half mile west of the site of present [[Space:Crosby%2C_Texas_Place_Study|Crosby]]. When it was discovered that he had settled outside the colony, Jackson petitioned the Baron de Bastrop, who on August 16, 1824, granted him title to a league and a labor of land, including the place where he had settled, in what is now Harris County. To become a legal colonist, Jackson next petitioned the Mexican government to form the San Jacinto District under control of the Austin colony; he was elected alcalde of the new district in 1824, 1825, and 1827, and served as ex officio militia captain of the San Jacinto area. |- | Isaac Jackson || || || || |- | Thomas Jamison || || || || |- | Henry W. Johnson || || || || |- | Henry Jones || || || || |- | James W. Jones || || || || |- | Oliver Jones || || || || |- | R. Jones || || || || |- | Imla Keep || || || || |- | John C. Keller || || || || |- | John Kelly || || || || |- | Samuel Kennedy || || || || |- | Alfred Kennon || || || || |- | James Kerr || || || || |- | Peter Kerr || || || || |- | William Kerr || || || || |- | William Kincheloe || || || || |- | William Kingston || || || || |- | James Knight || || || || |- | Abner Kuykendall || 1777 || 1834 || || Brother of Robert and Joseph, father of Barzillia. Commanded the militia of Austin's colony, murdered by Joseph Clayton. |- | Barzillai Kuykendall || || || || Son of Abner Kuykendall |- | Joseph Kuykendall || || || || |- | Robert Kuykendall || || || || |- | Hosea H. League || || || || |- | Joel Leakey || || || || |- | Benjamin Linsey || || || || |- | John Little || || || || |- | William Little || || || || |- | Jane H. Wilkinson Long || 1798 || 1880 || || Mother of Texas |- | James Lynch || || || || |- | Nathanael Lynch || || || || |- | John McCroskey || || || || |- | Arthur McCormick || || || || |- | David McCormick || || || || |- | John McCormick || || || || |- | Thomas McCoy || || || || |- | Aechilles McFarlan || || || || |- | John McFarlan || || || || |- | Thomas F. McKinney || 1801 || 1873 || || Father of the Texas Navy |- | Hugh McKinsey || || || || |- | A.W. McClain || || || || |- | James McNair || || || || |- | Daniel McNeel || || || || |- | George W. McNeel || || || || |- | John McNeel || || || || |- | John G. McNeel || || || || |- | Pleasant D. McNeel || || || || |- | Sterling McNeel || || || || |- | Elizabeth McNutt || || || || |- | William McWilliams || || || || |- | Shubael Marsh || || || || |- | Wily Martin || 1776 || 1842 || || |- | William Mathis || || || || |- | David H. Milburn || || || || |- | Samuel Miller || || || || |- | Samuel R. Miller || || || || |- | Simon Miller || || || || |- | James D. Millican || || || || |- | Robert Millican || || || || |- | William Millican || || || || |- | Joseph Minus || || || || |- | Asa Mitchell || || || || |- | John L. Monks || || || || |- | John H. Moore || Aug. 13, 1800 || Dec. 02, 1880 || Single || Indian fighter, builder of Moore's Fort, and leader at the Battle of Gonzales. Married Eliza Cummins, daughter of Jack Cummins listed above. |- | Luke Moore || || || || |- | Moses Morrison || || || || |- | William Morton || || || || |- | David Mouser || || || || |- | James Nelson || || || || |- | Joseph Newman || c. 1787 || 1831 || Wife Rachel Rabb, 10 children || Brother in-law to John Rabb and Thomas J. Rabb, he ranched and farmed a sitio near Bonus. |- | Charles Isaac Nidever || || || || |- | M.B. Nuckols || || || || |- | James Orrick || || || || |- | Nathan Osborn || || || || |- | William Parks || || || || |- | Joshua Parker || || || || |- | William Parker || || || || |- | Isaac Pennington || || || || |- | George S. Pentecost || || || || |- | Freeman Pettus || || || || |- | William A. Pettus || || || || |- | John Petty || || || || |- | J.C. Peyton || || || || |- | James A.E. Phelps || || || || |- | I.B. Phillips || || || || |- | Zeno Philips || || || || |- | Pamelia Picket || || || || |- |[[Polley-175| Joseph H. Polley]] ||28 Dec 1795 ||26 Mar 1869 ||Wife, Mary Bailey || Son-in-law of James B. Bailey |- | Peter Powell || || || || |- | William Prater || || || || |- | Pleasant Pruitt || || || || |- | William Pryor || c. 1775 || 1833 || Wife Betsy Trammell, 6 children || His death was recorded as 9 Sept 1833 in the diary of William B. Travis. Pryor's will states he was from Botetourt County, Virginia. |- | Andrew Rabb || || || || |- | John Rabb || || || || |- | Thomas J. Rabb || || || || |- | William Rabb || || || || |- | William Raleigh || || || || |- | L. Ramey || || || || |- | David Randon || || || || |- | John Randon || || || || |- | Frederic H. Rankin || || || || |- | Amos Rawls || || || || |- | Benjamin Rawls || || || || |- | Daniel Rawls || || || || |- | Stephen Richardson || || || || |- | Elijah Roark || || || || |- | Earle Robbins || || || || |- | William Robbins || || || || |- | Andrew Roberts || || 1844 || Wife Sally, four daughters, and one son || |- | Noel F. Roberts || C. 1820 || C. 1825 || Harriet Pryor || |- | William Roberts || || aft. 1856 || Elizabeth Pryor || |- | Edward Robertson || || || || |- | Andrew Robinson Sr. || || 1852 || Wife Nancy and two children || First settler |- | George Robinson || || || || |- | James Ross || || || || |- | June Salmeron || || || || |- | Joseph San Pierre || || || || |- | Robert Scobey || || || || |- | Marvin Scheick || || || || |- | James Scott || || || || |- | William Scott || || || || |- | William Selkirk || || || || |- | Owen Shannon || 1762 || 1839 || Margaret & children || |- | David Shelby || || || || |- | Daniel Shipman || NC 20 Feb 1801 || Goliad County Texas 4 Mar 1881 || || |- | Moses Shipman || || || || |- | [[Sims-9449|Bartlett Sims]] || 1792 || 1864 || Wife and nine children || |- | George Washington Singleton || || || || Related to Charla Kaye Moore Sisk |- | Phillip Singleton || || || || |- | Christian Smith || || || || |- | Cornelius Smith || || || || |- | John Smith || || || || |- | William Smeathers || 1767 || 1837 || || |- | Gabriel S. Snider || || || || |- | Albert L. Sojourner || || || || |- | Nancy Spencer || || || || |- | Adam Stafford || || || || |- | William Stafford || || || || |- | Thomas Stevens || || || || |- | Owen H. Stout || || || || |- | John Strange || || || || |- | Walter Sutherland || || || || |- | David Tally || || || || |- | John I. Taylor || || || || |- | George Teel || || || || |- | Ezekiel Thomas || || || || |- | Jacob Thomas || || || || |- | Jesse Thompson || || || || |- | Thomas J. Tone || || || || |- | James F. Tong || || || || |- | Samuel Toy || || || || |- | John Trobough || || || || |- | Elizabeth Piemmons Tumlinson || born 1778 || died 1829 || Wife of John Jackson Tumlinson whom was killed while crossing the Guadalupe rive by Waco Indians || |- | James Tumlinson || || || || |- | Isaac Vandorn || || || || |- | Martin Varner || || || || |- | Allen Vince || || || || |- | Richard Vince || || || || |- | Robert Vince || || || || |- | William Vince || || || || |- | James Walker || || || || |- | Thomas Walker || || || || |- | Caleb Wallice || || || || |- | Francis F. Wells || || || || |- | [[Comstock-1052|Amy White]] ||10 Mar 1775||1853 || || White moved to Texas and claimed her 4,428 acres on the west side of the San Jacinto River on August 16, 1824. Mother of eldest son, [[White-41797|Reuben White]]. Sister-in-law of [[Jackson-11506|Humphrey Jackson]]. |- | Joseph White || || || || |- | [[White-41797|Reuben White]] ||1795||1848|| ||White moved to Texas in 1824 and received a grant of one league on the east bank of the San Jacinto River on 19 Aug 1824 (the area now known as Barrett Station), south of the Jackson plot (White's Uncle). Son of [[Comstock-1052|Amy White]]. |- | Walter C. White || || || || |- | William White || || || || |- | Boland Whitesides || || || || |- | Henry Whitesides || || || || |- | James Whitesides || || || || |- | William Whitesides || || || || |- | Nathaniel Whiting || || || || |- | William Whitlock || || || || |- | Elias D. Wightman || || || || |- | Jane Wilkins || || || || |- | George I. Williams || || || || |- | Henry Williams || || || || |- | John Williams || || || || |- | John R. Williams || || || || Built "The Old Place" along Clear Creek, which eventually became the oldest remaining structure in Harris County, Texas. It is now part of Houston's Sam Houston Park |- | Robert H. Williams || || || || |- | Samuel M. Williams || || || || |- | Solomon Williams || || || || |- | Thomas Williams || || || || |- | [[Woods-859|Zadock Woods aka Zaduck]] || 1773 || 1842 || || Served in the battle of Gonzales, the battle of Concepción, the Grass Fight and the Runaway Scrape. Colonist of Texas, Zadock Woods was one of the "Old Three Hundred" who established a colony area with land purchased from Stephen F. Austin. A veteran of the War of 1812, he served in the battle of Gonzales, the battle of Concepción, the Grass Fight and the Runaway Scrape. His homestead was a fortified inn, known as Fort Woods, built to provide protection from Indian attacks on the colonists. He was the oldest man killed in the "Dawson expedition" September 1842. |}
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[[Category: Sources by Name]] Other: [[Space: Sources-Maine | Maine Sources]] __TOC__ == Old Times In North Yarmouth, Maine == : A.K.A.: Old Times: A Magazine Devoted to the Preservation and Publication of Documents Relating to the Early History of North Yarmouth, Maine : A.K.A.: The Westcustogo Chronicle * publisher by [[Corliss-785|Augustus Whittemore Corliss]], Yarmouth, Maine, 1877- * [http://www.dredgings.com/oldbooks/corliss.htm The Publications of General Augustus Whittemore Corliss] ::* Although he had a career as an officer of the United States Army, he also was the publisher of "Old Times...," a very significant genealogical and historical quarterly magazine of his home town. * [http://www.dredgings.com/map/northyarmouth17.bmp Old Colonial Lotting Map of Ancient North Yarmouth, District of Maine] * [[Special:Whatlinkshere/Space:Old Times In North Yarmouth, Maine|WikiTree Profiles that use this source]] === Available online at these locations: === * Vol. 1-2, 1877-1878. ::* https://archive.org/details/oldtimesmagazin187778yarm * Vol. 3-4 1879-1880 ::* https://archive.org/details/oldtimesmagazine18791880yarm * Vol. 5-6 1881-1882 ::* https://archive.org/details/oldtimesmagazin188182yarm ::* https://archive.org/details/oldtimesmagazine188182yarm ::* https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/008696696 * Vol. 7-8 1883-1884 ::* https://archive.org/details/oldtimesmagazin188384yarm ::* https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/008696696 ::* https://books.google.com/books?id=pa4TAAAAYAAJ ::* https://books.google.com/books?id=s24UAAAAYAAJ ==== Westcustogo Chronicle ==== devoted to the publication of documents relating to the early history of North Yarmouth, Maine, including Harpswell, Freeport, Cumberland, and Yarmouth, all offshoots of the old town. Also, genealogical records of the principal families in each town * Vol. 1, No. 1 (January, 1885) page 1-11 (the only issue published) * https://archive.org/details/westcustogochron00unse === WikiTree Syntax === * ''[[Space:Old Times In North Yarmouth, Maine|Old Times In North Yarmouth, Maine]]'' (Augustus W. Corliss, Yarmouth, Maine, 1877) Vol. , [ Page ]. * ([[#OTNYM|Old Times]])
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== Overview == Co-ordination of references to Old Wilsley near Cranbrook in Kent. Please feel free to add historical information, pictures, etc. The following timeline has been created in the hope of clarifying Weston ownership and descent of Old Wilsley, but any events connected with the property should be added to it. == Timeline == 1569: Anne, probably the owner of or heir to Old Wilsley, widow of Richard Courthope married Rev Thomas Lawes. 1594: Thomas Lawes left Wilsley in Cranbrook to his daughter Katherine and her husband clothier [[Sheafe-54|William Sheafe]]. In 1616, [[Sheafe-5|Edmund Sheafe]] received the [[Space:Old_Wilsley|house he was dwelling in at Upper Wylsley (Cranbrook)]] in the will of his uncle, [[Sheafe-54|William Sheaf]] (1564-1616). Ancestry.com, England & Wales, Prerogative Court of Canterbury Wills, 1384-1858 (Provo, UT, USA, Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2013), Ancestry.com, The National Archives; Kew, England; Prerogative Court of Canterbury and Related Probate Jurisdictions: Will Registers; Class: PROB 11; Piece: 129. Record for William Sheaffe. {{Ancestry Record|CanturburyPrerogativeCourt|901791}} 9 Nov 1669: It is presumed that [[Weston-1999|John Weston]] purchased Old Wilsley from Edmund's son Harman Sheafe about the time of his marriage to [[Hovenden-17|Elizabeth Hovenden]]."England Marriages, 1538–1973 ," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:NNZ7-S4W : 10 December 2014), John Weston and Elizab. Hovenden, 09 Nov 1669; citing Marden, Kent, England, reference item 3, index based upon data collected by the Genealogical Society of Utah, Salt Lake City; FHL microfilm 1,751,979. Late 1600s: According to Christopher Hussey, Wilsley was originally a 15th-century hall house, owned by a succession of Cranbrook clothiers between the late 1400s and the late 1600s. The house consists of two parallel timber framed ranges, separated by a small inner court. The division of the hall and the insertion of the chimneys is thought to have taken place in about 1530, with the oriel window and the panelling of the main rooms added about 1600. In the late 1600s, [[Weston-1999|John Weston]], the last of the Cranbrook clothiers to live at Wilsley, added the casement windows in the gable wings and remodelled the ground and first floors of the north wing. A series of delightful painted panels in the former chapel, now known as the Painted Room, dates from this period.[http://www.countrylife.co.uk/fresh-on-the-market/the-perfect-setting-for-a-summers-dream-36430 Country Life, 13-Apr-2006, The Perfect Setting for a Summer’s Dream] 18 Aug 1693: [[Weston-1998|Thomas Weston]] inherited Old Wilsley on his father [[Weston-1999|John Weston]]'s death.[http://www.fostd.org/UserFiles/Documents/Churchyard/inscriptions.pdf Tomb in Cranbrook churchyard] After 1721: The George Inn had belonged to "Thomas Tipping, whose Widow Mary disposed of it to [[Weston-1997|John Weston]] of Wilsley, one of the last of the clothiers in the town."The Inns of Cranbrook, C. C. R. Pile, Cranbrook & Sissinghurst Local History Society, Dec 1953, 1737: [[Weston-1997|Captain John Weston]] inherited Old Wilsley on his father [[Weston-1998|Thomas Weston]]'s death."England Deaths and Burials, 1538-1991," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:JC67-TY6 : 24 December 2014), Thomas Weston, burial 06 Dec 1737; citing Cranbrook Parish, England, index based upon data collected by the Genealogical Society of Utah, Salt Lake City; FHL microfilm 2,228,372. 9 Sep 1754: [[Weston-1997|Captain John Weston]] left Old Wilsley to his widow [[Bowles-1502|Elizabeth]] during her lifetime and thereafter to his son [[Weston-2018|Lieut. John Weston]] and his heirs.[http://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/details/r/D495243 The National Archives, Kew: PROB 11/911/169] 23 Jun 1765: [[Weston-2018|Lieut. John Weston]] made provision for his father's youngest children, Elizabeth, Jane, George and William, all born after the date of their father's will, by leaving them the Cranbrook property, including Old Wilsley in his own will.[http://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/details/r/D440482 The National Archives, Kew: PROB 11/960/21] 29 Jul 1770: Death of [[Weston-2018|Lieut. John Weston]].[https://books.google.co.uk/books?id=M04DAAAAMAAJ&pg=PA393 The Gentleman's Magazine, Volume 40] 1786: On the death of [[Bowles-1503|Elizabeth Weston]], widow of [[Weston-1997|Captain John Weston]], Old Wilsley passed to their younger children including [[Weston-2023|William Weston]].[https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:J8P2-94K England Deaths and Burials, 1538-1991] 1798: At Upper Wilsley, which is a small hamlet almost adjoining to the north-east end of the town, is a seat, for several generations inhabited by the Westons, several of whom lie buried in Cranbrooke church yard, though some of their inscriptions are obliterated through length of time. They bore for their arms, Three lions heads, erased and crowned. [[Weston-1999|John Weston]], clotheir, resided here, and died possessed of it in 1694. [[Weston-1997|John Weston]], gent. his grandson, died possessed of it a few years ago, whose [[Bowles-1503|widow]], is become entitled to the possession of it, for her life, and now resides in it.[http://www.british-history.ac.uk/survey-kent/vol7/pp90-113 Edward Hasted, 'Parishes: Cranbrooke', in The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent: Volume 7 (Canterbury, 1798), pp. 90-113] 13 Mar 1815: On the death of [[Weston-2023|William Weston]], Old Wilsley passed to his son [[Weston-2116|Frederick Bowles Weston]].[http://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/details/r/D609573 The National Archives, Kew: PROB 11/1569/82]Kentish Weekly Pos of Canterbury Journal, 24 March 1815, p. 4 2 Mar 1816: On the death of [[Weston-2116|Frederick Bowles Weston]], Old Wilsley passed to his elder brother [[Weston-2123|William Weston]].[http://www.fostd.org/UserFiles/Documents/Churchyard/inscriptions.pdf Cranbrook churchyard inscriptions] 9 Mar 1838: On the death of [[Weston-2123|William Weston]], a life interest in Old Wilsley passed to his wife [[Beale-762|Louisa Beale]].[http://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/details/r/D290700 The National Archives, Kew: PROB 11/1893/76] 17 Jan 1856: On the death of [[Beale-762|Louisa Weston]] Old Wilsley passed to her husband's four sons and their male heirs thereafter.The Friends of St Dunstan’s (FOSTD). [http://www.fostd.org/UserFiles/Documents/Churchyard/inscriptions.pdf The Churchyard at St Dunstan’s, Cranbrook, Kent: Inscriptions 1608-1935], (Owlett/Awford, version 1, March 2013). www.fostd.org, accessed 30 Jan 2018] 1857: [[Dearn-36|Julia (Dearn) Weston]] (later the wife of George Dann), the widow of [[Weston-2130|William Beale Weston]] sold Old Wilsley to brewer Robert Tooth esq. of Great Swifts.Tunbridge Wells Borough Council Planning Services. "[http://www.kentgardenstrust.org.uk/what_we_do/research/projects/Tunbridge%20Wells/Old%20Wilsley.pdf Old Wilsley, Cranbrook]" Pp 6-7. ''Kent Gardens Trust''. Accessed 27 Jun 2020. 1863: The house was let to the Cranbrook Colony artist George Bernard O'Neill, who featured the house in many of his works. The hall, with its distinctive panelling and bay window, for example, is the setting of "The Squire's Party". 1871: Old Wilsley was purchased by retired Col. Boyd Alexander and in 1906 his son Herbert exhibited a painting of the house entitle 'My home'. The house remained in the family until 2006. == Sources ==
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[[Category:Oldham County, Texas]] [[Category:Texas Projects]] ----
When reading of Charles Goodnight, the Chisolm Trail or Richard King's ranch, one thinks of cattle and land of the 1800's. The Texas legislature thought of what they could do with all of its land. Here were the descendants of theTexas settlers who fought for the independence wondering just how they could pay all of its bills. The Republic of Texas had no money, but had previously rewarded the fallen heroes with land bounties. Still no money coming in. By 1875 Texas needed a new capitol building, but it was short on cash as it had been for 40 years.. Why not do a '''{{Blue|GREAT BARTER?}}''' [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/XIT_Ranch Wikipedia:XIT Ranch] , [http://www.xitmuseum.com/history.shtml XIT Museum History] , [https://tshaonline.org/handbook/online/articles/apx01 Texas online, XIT Ranch] These new legislators set aside a large amount of its lands to use for the capitol. By 1891 a fire destroyed the existing capital. Time for action. There was an investment syndicate, two brothers from Parmer county. An agreement was reached between the Chicago-based investment syndicate to back the brothers for and survey prior to fencing the''' {{Blue|XIT Ranch}}.''' [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/XIT_Ranch Wikipedia:XIT Ranch] , [http://www.xitmuseum.com/history.shtml XIT Museum History] , [https://tshaonline.org/handbook/online/articles/apx01 Texas online, XIT Ranch] , Of this Elijah Wood began building a new capitol building in Austin. The '''{{Blue|COLLABORATION}}''' became one of the grand legends of the state’s cattle heritage.
'''{{Blue|THE BRAND}} ''' The most accepted version of how the XIT Ranch got its name is that cowboy Abner P. Blocker, who drove those first longhorn herds to the ranch, created “XIT” as a brand that cattle rustlers couldn’t alter easily. Other theories are that the name stood for the “ten in Texas” (counties) that made up the ranch. At its peak, the XIT ranch had 1,000 horses, 6,000 miles of barbed wire fence, over 100,000 head of cattle, and 150 cowboys. Some were African American, hispanic vaqueros, and white cowboys who repaired the fences, installed new ones, branded cattle, and moved herds to new sources of water.AT night they patrolled the fence lines watching for wolves and two legged (cattle rustlers).
'''{{Blue|LS and LE Ranches..}}''' https://tshaonline.org/handbook/online/articles/apl02 According to Texas State History, one of the large ranches was formed '''Dec, 1880''' by Locien Scott on 35,000 acres in Oldham and Hartley Counties. '''{{Blue|LS}}''' originally stood for Scott but the meaning altered in 1882 when William McDole Lee joined. Lee also had half interest in a neighboring ranch known as''' {{Blue|LE }}.'''. The headquarters for the LS Ranch was on Alamocitas, until 1886. Then it moved to the Alamosa due to exchange of Lands with the XIT RANCH. (Satellite ranches were newar the Yellowstone River, Montana 1883-1888 plus several 100 acres near Canadian River in New Mexico. Scott had stock farms near Leavenworth, Kansas and thoroughbred Herefords. {{Image|file=Oldham_County_Texas-7.jpg |align=r |size=300 |caption=cowboys drive cattle across Canadian river }}{{clear}} Lee’s farm had Aberdeen-Angus cattle. and was a member of American Angus Acssociation just as Scott. They maintained partnership until 1891, when Lee sold to Scott. Thereafter Scott and Charles Whitman managed both ranches. '''{{Blue|LS cowpunchers}}''' were active participants in the Cowboy Strike of 1883. The LS ranch hired Patrick F. Garrett to organize the LS Rangers, a vigilante posse, to patrol the Panhandle during the annual round-up. Four LS cowboys were killed during a gunfight in 1886 in Tascosa over issues that related to the earlier strike. Also during this decade the north Panhandle drift fencewas built (1881–82), and the cattle trail from the Panhandle to Montana was begun.https://tshaonline.org/handbook/online/articles/apl02
:Following a certain amount of property exchanging and dislocation within the local ranching industry, other ranches (the '''LX''' and the '''Frying Pan''', occupied Oldham County acreage. :'''1887''' - Fort Worth and Denver City Railway, built tracks from Amarillo to Colorado and crossed the NE part of the county (2) '''two miles''' from Tascosa. :1888 [https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=1826163684267272&set=gm.1871704986407330&type=3&theater Facebook] Tascosa on FW and DC RR
:'''{{blue|1887 Scharbauer Ranches}}''' Located in Martin, Midland, Moore, and Oldham counties 150,000 Acres.....PRIMARY USE cow-calf, quarter horses :John Scharbauer worked on his father-in-law's farm in Schenectady, New York, prior to immigrating to Texas, which provided him some ranching experience. He traveled from the East via railroad in 1883. He and another newcomer bought a few acres and a herd of sheep.. He moved to Midland and began a cattle ranch. A nephew, Clarence joined John. When John died, Clarence inherited the ranch, and added more acres to the ranch. Clarence began a lease with the University of Texas. When Clarence died, Clarence Jr bought more acres including some from the Matador Land and Cattle Company. Clarence Jr and children own and operate the ranches today.http://www.texasmonthly.com/articles/the-biggest-ranches/
===Government Offices=== '''"Wild" Tascosa, TX, 1884 Courthouse''' {{Image|file=Oldham_County_Texas.jpg |align=r |size=400 |caption=1884 Tascosa, TX Courthouse }}{{clear}}
'''{{Blue|Wild Tascosa}}''' Tascosa was a town in the Texas Panhandle west of Amarillo, Texas. The original courthouse was a rock courthouse of Oldham county. It was a rough town (called Wild Tascosa) and had a sheriff that was also tough.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tascosa,_Texas When the Fort Worth and Denver Railroad cut through the Pahhandle of Texas it bypassed Tascosa. ALAS. The once lively and deadly town faded as the railroad led to Amarillo.
'''1893''' - a flood on the Canadian River destroyed the bridge leading to town and many buildings. '''Old Tascosa now is home of Cal Farley’s Boy’s Ranch.''' The rock courthouse and many graves still stands. '''Second courthouse''' -- Tascosa lost its county seat to Vega. {{Image|file=Oldham_County_Texas-1.jpg |align=r |size=400 |caption=1900 Oldham Courthouse, site of trials for 23 counties.. }}{{clear}} '''Current Courthouse, Vega''' {{Image|file=Oldham_County_Texas-2.jpg |align=r |size=450 |caption=Oldham courthouse }}{{clear}} The original courthouse did not wash away in the Canadian River flood, it became a museum. All that is left is Cal Farley's Boy's Ranch, many rocks, graves and the old original rock courthouse still stands. {{Image|file=Oldham_County_Texas-3.jpg |align=r |size=300 |caption=Cal Farley's Boy's Ranch sign. }}{{clear}} ===Geography=== Oldham is 1,501 square miles. Only 0.9 square miles is water (0.06%). Vega and a strip in the south of the county is located on top of the Llano Estacado (Staked Plains). Twelve miles slope down through the breaks to the Canadian River. Former county seat, Tascosa is located at a crossing of the River which is northward from Vega. (NW of Amarillo). After the Canadian River, then the terrain gradually undulates upward through the "Breaks" to the High Plains until the county line is reached 4 miles north. After the railroads came through the county, bypassing Tascosa, it stimulated some new towns and farms sprang up along the rail lines, the county seat was moved to '''Vega''' that year Oldham County is primarily ranch and farm land, with many thousands of acres planted in wheat, the major crop. The county also has some petroleum production and large wind farms. In 1902, the Matador Ranch acquired the 210,000 acres (850 km2) Alamositas Ranch in Oldham County. At its peak, the Matador owned 90,000 cattle and had title to 879,000 acres (3,560 km2) of land in parts of four Texas countieshttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oldham_County,_Texas North Central Plains is bounded by the '''Caprock Escarpment''' in the Panhandle. The Caprock is higher in elevation than the rest of the North Central Plains. A noted fact of one who has lived there,- over the ages the creeks and rivers run-off of water wears the region down to the river. This is known as the '''Breaks.''' The Texas Panhandle is a region of the U.S. state of Texas consisting of the northernmost 26 counties in the state. The panhandle is a rectangular area bordered by New Mexico to the west and Oklahoma to the north and east. The Handbook of Texas defines the southern border of Swisher County to be the southern boundary of the Texas Panhandle region. According to the Panhandle Regional Planning Commission, the following counties constitute the Texas Panhandle: *Armstrong County *Briscoe County *Carson County *Castro County *Childress County *Collingsworth County *Dallam County *Deaf Smith County *Donley County *Gray County *Hall County *Hansford County *Hartley County *Hemphill County *Hutchinson County *Lipscomb County *Moore County *Ochiltree County *Oldham County *Parmer County *Potter County *Randall County *Roberts County *Sherman County *Swisher County *Wheeler County ===Adjacent counties=== Oldham County is in the northwestern corner of the Panhandle, but not as far north as Hansford county. It is bordered on the west by New Mexico, on the north by Hartley County, on the east by Potter County, and on the south by Deaf Smith County. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oldham_County,_Texas :Hartley County (north) :Moore County (northeast) :Potter County (east) :Deaf Smith County (south) :Quay County, New Mexico (west) :Randall County (southeast) ===Protected areas=== *Cal Farley's Boy's Ranch *[https://www.facebook.com/groups/1566497656928066/ PANHANDLE] ===Demographics=== The county's geographic center lies at 35°25' north latitude and 102°35' west longitude; Vega, the seat of government, is thirty miles west of Amarillo. Oldham County is 1,485 square miles of relatively level grassland, mostly broken by the Canadian River and its numerous tributaries. '''NOTE:''' people from the panhandle call these the "Breaks". County elevations are 3,200 to 4,200 feet above sea level. '''SOIL''' - fine sandy loam and caliche soils in the area support a variety of native grasses, mesquite, sage, and shin oaks. Larger trees such as elm, hackberry, cottonwood, and oak grow in the river bottoms in some places. The soils are not generally conducive to farming, so the economy of the county is principally based on ranching. The area receives an average of 19.54 inches of rain per year. Temperatures range from an average minimum temperature of 22° F in January to an average maximum of 92° F in July; the annual growing season lasts 186 days. In 2000, there were 2,185 people, 735 households, and 565 families residing in the county. The population density was 2 people per square mile. RACES -- 90.66% White, 1.88% Black or African American, 1.28% Native American. Of the White population, 11.03% of the population were Hispanic. There were 735 households out of which 35.10% had children under the age of 18 living with them, 66.70% were married couples living together, 8.80% had a female householder with no husband present, and 23.00% were non-families. 21.00% of all households were made up of individuals and 10.10% had someone living alone who was 65 years of age or older. The average household size was 2.61 and the average family size was 3.02. In the county, the population was spread out with 35.00% under the age of 18, 7.20% from 18 to 24, 23.30% from 25 to 44, 23.20% from 45 to 64, and 11.30% who were 65 years of age or older. The median age was 33 years. For every 100 females there were 108.10 males. For every 100 females age 18 and over, there were 90.60 males. '''The median income''' for a household in the county was $33,713, and the median income for a family was $39,091. Males had a median income of $26,845 versus $20,185 for females. '''Politics:''' The voters of Oldham County supported the Democratic candidate in virtually every presidential election between 1884 and 1964;except for Herbert Hoover was supported in 1928 exceptions occurred in 1928. 1968 through 2004 voters have backed Republican candidates, except for Jimmy Carter who won in the county. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oldham_County,_Texas :HIGHWAYS:
:I-40 Interstate 40 : U.S. Highway 385 :Texas State Highway 214 ====Cities==== *'''[[:Category:Vega, Texas|Vega]] (county seat)''' *[[:Category:Adrian, Texas|Adrian]] ====Town==== *'''[[:Category:Tascosa, Texas|Tascosa]]''' *'''[[:Category:Boys Ranch, Texas|Boys Ranch]]''' *[[:Category:Wildorado, Texas|Wildorado]] *[[:Category:Matador Ranch, Texas|Matador Ranch]] acquired the 210,000 acres (previously Alamositas Ranch) Ghost town
*Boise, Texas *Landergin, Texas ==={{red|Wild Tascosa Gunfight at the Jenkins Saloon}}=== Caleb Berg (Cape) Willingham, first sheriff of Oldham County, was in the Tascosa Equity Bar, Tascosa’s oldest saloon. A woman ran in complaining a man killed her duck. Willingham saw that the woman was referring to '''Fred Leigh,''' foreman on the LS Ranch. Leigh was known for his drinking and had been warned before about carrying a pistol in town. The Sheriff said he would make sure the gentleman pays for the duck. Armed with a double-barreled shotgun, the big sheriff walked out asked the cowboy to pay for the dead duck.“You’re in debt to this woman for that duck you shot just now,” the sheriff said. “You going to pay for it?” " no, I ain’t going to pay for no duck,” the cowboy said and his hand reached for his six shooter on his hip. The sheriff let loose with both barrels of his scattergun. The cowboy fell from his horse. :''Thus the first grave for the Tascosa Boot Hill Cemetery''..http://www.texasescapes.com/MikeCoxTexasTales/159-Tascosa-and-Boothill-Texas.htm
'''Tascosa Gunfight at the Jenkins Saloon''' {{Image|file=Oldham_County_Texas.jpg |align=l |size=400 |caption=Tascosa stone courthouse. }}{{Image|file=Oldham_County_Texas-5.jpg |align=r |size=300 |caption=Boot Hill Cemetery, Tacosa. }} {{Image|file=Oldham_County_Texas-6.jpg |align=c |size=300|caption=Boot Hill graves, Tascosa gunfight. }}{{clear}} March 20, 1886 -- Ed King, his friend John Gottlieb Lang, and two other LS ranch hands, Frank Valley and Fred Chilton, rode into Tascosa to participate''' in a local dance'''. Valley and Chilton entered the Equity Bar while Lang tied up the group's horses. {{Red|Ed King and Sally met outside the Jenkins Saloon.}} {{red|Stepping up onto the porch,}} '''{{Blue|King was shot in the face.}}''' Lem Woodruff rushed out and shot King in the neck. Sally Emory ran away. John Lang rushed down Main Street to the Equity Bar. The three remaining LS ranch hands rushed out towards the Jenkins Saloon. They went around the back, just as Lem Woodruff, Louis Bousman, Charley and Tom Emory (aliases for Fehdor Charles Arnim and William Oscar Arnim), John Gough (AKA the Catfish Kid) came out the back door of the saloon. Gunfire erupted immediately. Woodruff and Charley Emory were shot first. Frank Valley ran towards an adobe shack and was shot in the head as he opened the door. Chilton shot Jesse Sheets. Chilton was shot in the chest by someone shooting from a woodpile and handed his gun to Lang who survived with a hole shot in his jacket. '''{{Blue|The New Boot Hill cemetery was filling fast}}.''' https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Big_Fight_at_the_Jenkins_Saloonhttp://www.texasescapes.com/TexasPanhandleTowns/Tascosa-Texas.htm ===Formed From=== Young and Bexar territories ===County Resources=== The county also continues to be the home of Cal Farley's Boys Ranch. {{Image|file=Oldham_County_Texas-4.jpg |align=c |size=350 |caption='''Wildorado Wind farm'''. }} ====Census==== :1880 -- 387 — :1890 -- 270 −30.2% :1900 -- 349 29.3% :1910 -- 812 132.7% :1920 -- 709 −12.7% :1930 -- 1,404 98.0% :1940 -- 1,385 −1.4% :1950 -- 1,672 20.7% :1960 -- 1,928 15.3% :1970 -- 2,258 17.1% :1980 -- 2,283 1.1% :1990 -- 2,278 −0.2% :2000 -- 2,185 −4.1% :2010 -- 2,052 −6.1% :Est. 2015 -- 2,069 ====Notables==== *W. D. Twichell, surveyor and civil engineer *Williamson Simpson Oldham, pioneer Texas lawyer and Confederate senator. *Cal Farley '''Tascosa Gunfight at the Jenkins Saloon Shootout''' *Pat Garrett, Texas Ranger :*John Gottlieb Lang, Jenkins Saloon, Tascosa, Texas, USA Amarillo sheriff, in Tascosa shootout. *ED King Ex- Texas Ranger *Sally Emory *Lamar (Lem) Albert Woodruff *Frank Valley (killed) *Fred Chilton (killed) *John Gough (Catfish Kid) *Jesse Sheets (killed) *[http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~txoldham/boothillcem/boothillcem.html '''Boothill Cemetery'''] ===Land Grants=== ===Cemeteries=== {{Image|file=Oldham_County_Texas-5.jpg |align=c |size=200 |caption=Boot Hill Cemetery, Tacosa. }} * *[http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=csr&CScnty=2699 Find a Grave Oldham county, Texas cemeteries] *[https://familysearch.org/wiki/en/Oldham_County,_Texas_Genealogy FamilySearch cemeteries Oldham county] *[http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~txoldham/boothillcem/boothillcem.html '''Boothill Cemetery'''] *[http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~txoldham/cemetery.htm Oldham county Cemeteries, including cal Farley's boy's Ranch, and Boothill] *[http://www.cemeteries-of-tx.com/Wtx/Oldham/ListOldham.html List of Oldham Cemeteries by Gloria Mayfield] *[http://www.usgwtombstones.org/texas/oldham.html Oldham County Cemeteries] *[http://genealogytrails.com/tex/panhandle/oldham/obituaries.html Genealogy, cemeteries, Oldham county] ===Sources===
Welcome to Oldham County, Texas Project!
{{US History|sub-project=Texas}} *'''[[Space:Texas|Texas Space Page]]''' *The leader of this project is: [[Richardson-7161|Mary Richardson]]. ===Oldham County History/Timeline=== {{Image|file=Oldham_County_Texas-4.jpg |align=c |size=400 |caption='''Wildorado Wind farm''' }} :The area was named for Williamson Simpson Oldham, pioneer Texas lawyer and Confederate senator. {{blue|Oldham County was formed 1876 from Bexar District and organized in 1880.}} https://texasalmanac.com/index.php?q=topics/government/oldham-county When formed, nearly the entire county was a part of the XIT Ranch. The county seat was originally the town of '''Tascosa, Texas,''' which in the 1880s was one of the''' largest and wildest towns''' in the Panhandle. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oldham_County,_Texas. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tascosa,_Texas Oldham County's history has revolved around the Canadian River, which runs in an east–west direction across the northern part of the county.https://www.tshaonline.org/handbook/online/articles/hco02 Evidence of Pre-Columbian people haven been uncovered in some petroglyphs and other artifacts. ::Excavations of '''Saddleback Mesa''' found evidence of the '''Panhandle Pueblo Culture''' ::Plains Apaches, then the warring Comanches and Kiowas, hunted buffalo and then took refuge in the breaks of the Canadian. ::Spanish entradas utilized the Canadien river to travel eastward from New Mexico. :'''1541- 44''' Expedition of Francisco Vázquez de Coronado crossed the area. :'''1601''' -Oñate expedition crossed the area. :'''1786 and 1788''' - Pedro Vial passed through. :'''1806''' - Facundo Melgares party came through the county searching for Zebulon M. Pike. Both ciboleros and Comancheros of northern New Mexico used Canadian river for a trade route. :'''1800's''' - expeditions through the Canadian valley by Stephen H. Long, Josiah Gregg, James W. Abert, Randolph B. Marcy,and W. W. Whipple. :'''1870's''' - Buffalo hunters made camps in the area. (they also were frequenting the Canadian branch north in Hutchinson and Hansford counties. :'''1874-75''' - Red River War forced the Comanches and other nomads onto reservations. Ranchers started ranches. :'''1875''' -'''Tascosa''', originally named '''Plaza Atascosa''', was an Oldham County village. As one of only three towns in the Panhandle, it developed a reputation as a rowdy and sometimes violent cowtown. ::Caleb B. (Cape) Willingham was first sheriff, C. B. Vivian was elected county clerk, and William S. Mabry was made county surveyor. :'''After 1875''' - ranching industry of Oldham County began very soon after the Red River War. :'''After 1875''' -Casimiro Romero from New Mexico established sheep ranches, dotted with stone and adobe plazas, throughout the area, along the Canadian River and tributaries, resulting in Mexican-American settlers outnumbered Anglo-Americans for some time. :'''1876'''- Texas legislature formed Oldham County from the huge original Bexar County. :'''1877''' - George W. Littlefield started his '''LIT''' Ranch.{{Image|file=Wilbarger_County_Texas-1.jpg |align=r |size=280 |caption=. }}{{clear}} :'''1879 - 1881''' W. M. D. Lee and his partners established the '''LE''' and '''LS''' ranches, supplanting the sheep with cattle. :'''1880 Wild Tascosa ''' was organized as county seat for Oldham county. :'''1880''' -When it became the county seat, Tascosa's position as a leading early Panhandle town was strengthened. For decades Tascosa continued to serve as a small trade and administrative center. :: '''16 unorganized Panhandle counties''' were attached to Oldham for administrative purposes. :'''1882''' the Capitol Syndicate established the famous'''XIT Ranch '''taking a large amount of Oldham County (only SE part of the county was outside the XIT after that time. :'''1880''' - Oldham had population of 287 - was the 2nd most populous in the Panhandle. (Wheeler had more residents on the east side of the Panhandle). :Following a certain amount of property exchanging and dislocation within the local ranching industry, other ranches (the '''LX''' and the '''Frying Pan''', occupied Oldham County acreage. :'''1887''' - Fort Worth and Denver City Railway, built tracks from Amarillo to Colorado and crossed the NE part of the county (2) '''two miles''' from Tascosa. :'''1888''' [https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=1826163684267272&set=gm.1871704986407330&type=3&theater Facebook] Tascosa on FW and DC RR : "New" Tascosa village , popped up on the road less than two miles from the old site. :'''1890''' - 5 ranches in the county, more than 30,000 cattle, and 270 residents. {{Image|file=Potter_County_Texas-5.jpg |align=r |size=300 |caption=1890 Railroad }}{{clear}} :'''1900''' -Oldham County had 349 residents and only slightly influenced by the railroads crossing. ::Twenty-three (23) ranches, ( 578,246 acres) :: Agricultural census reported 30,226 cattle, but no crops :'''1900-1910''' - Wheat farms began :'''1902''' - Matador Ranch acquired the 210,000 acres Alamositas Ranch. At its peak, the Matador owned 90,000 cattle and had title to 879,000 acres of land in parts of four Texas counties.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oldham_County,_Texas {{Image|file=Oldham_County_Texas-7.jpg |align=r |size=300 |caption=LS ranch cowboys drive cattle across Canadian River. }}{{clear}} :'''1904''' - Crop farmers began to move into the area when the Chicago, Rock Island and Gulf Railway laid tracks through the southern part of the county to connect Amarillo to Tucumcari, New Mexico. ::Adrian, Vega, and Wildorado also sprang up along the route. :'''1910''' Oldham County had 87 farms and ranches and a population of 812, 1,400 acres were planted in wheat, along with fifty acres in corn and 693 acres in sorghum., 25,000 cattle :'''Tascosa''' slowly lost population and influence to Vega. :'''1910's''' - Oldham county as a whole lost population, but cropland expanded more. :'''1915''' - a special election moved the county seat to Vega. (15) people lived in Tascosa. The county :'''1920''' -709 people lived in the county , more than 7,000 acres were planted in wheat, the most important crop. 65 acres planted in corn, 1,674 acres in sorghum, and 27 acres in cotton. :'''1920's''' - U.S. Highway 66 (major national highway built through the area in the early 1920s, when U.S. Highway 66 was extended from Amarillo to Tucumcari. :'''1930's''' -Farms/ranches were 137, population -1,404. Wheat farming expanding, continued during the Great Depression. 57,000 acres planted in wheat, 69,000 acres of crops were harvested in Oldham County that year. :'''1932''' - Excavations of '''Saddleback Mesa''' found evidence of the '''Panhandle Pueblo Culture''' :'''1939''' the town of Tascosa, slowly declining for years, was deserted. :'''June 1939''' Cal Farley acquired the site of Tascosa. He tore down most of the crumbling buildings and built his Maverick Boys Ranch on the site. County population became 1,627. :'''1940's''' - 60,000 cattle and 67,000 Acres were planted in wheat, 177 Ranches/farms. :'''Great Depression''' population dropped so that only 1,385 people were present. :'''1957''' - Oil was discovered. :'''Early 1970-s''' - oil production began. PRODUCTION :'''1974''' - 263,000 barrels of oil :'''1980''' Oldham County produced $5 million worth of farm crops and $18 million worth of beef cattle; thus 80% of the county's agricultural production derived from cattle raising. 97% of county's land was farms/ranches, with 15% cultivated acreage :'''1982''' - 242,000 barrels in 1978, and 1,558,000 barrels in 1982. :'''1990''' - 325,000 barrels of crude were produced. :'''2000''' - 88,479 barrels of oil and 276,917,000 cubic feet of natural gas were produced. :'''2001''' -13,420,373 barrels of oil had been taken from county lands since discovery in 1957. :'''2002''' the county had 136 farms and ranches covering 936,390 acres, 86% pasture and 13 percent to crops. In that year farmers and ranchers in the area earned $65,949,000; livestock sales accounted for $63,619,000 of the total. Beef cattle were the county's chief agricultural product; crops included wheat and grain sorghum. :'''Interstate Highway 40''', which replaced old Route 66 in the 1960s, and U.S. Highway 385 also attracted some dollars to the area.Partly because of the oil and gas industry, the county's population continued to grow. '''NOTE:''' as late as 2016, citizens of the Amarillo area who know the area, still take the Tascosa road if driving to Dalhart. (As a cousin used to tell me, it was the Tascosa shortcut.) It is a lovely drive, past some homes, some wind farms in the distance, Mesas, lovely cacti, mesquite and Cal Farley's Boy's Ranch. There is a Roadside park not far from the Ranch. The bridge over the Canadian River has been restored. 3,000,000 acres Land for a NEW Capitol!
XIT Ranch and the State Capitol
In 1875, it was proposed that the great state of Texas needed a new capitol building. Short on cash, the state legislature instead set aside 3,050,000 acres in the Panhandle as payment. An investment syndicate from Chicago, with the backing of wealthy and titled British investors, accepted the proposal in 1882 and began surveying the lands of present-day Dallam, Hartley, Oldham, Deaf Smith, Parmer, Castro, Bailey, Lamb, Cochran, and Hockley counties. The land was good for raising cattle, and by 1885, barbed wire fenced the acres known as the XIT Ranch and the first 2,500 head of longhorn cattle arrived in Dallam County. [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/XIT_Ranch Wikipedia:XIT Ranch], [http://www.xitmuseum.com/history.shtml XIT Museum History], [https://tshaonline.org/handbook/online/articles/apx01 Texas online, XIT Ranch] {{Image|file=Dallam_County_Texas-1.jpg |align=r |size=275 |caption=cowboys. }}{{clear}} In Austin, Elijah Wood's sunset red granite capitol building was rising from the ground
The total cost of building the state capitol, which was completed in April 1888 was $3,744,630.60. The State of Texas assumed $500,000 of the debt. *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/XIT_Ranch Wikipedia:XIT Ranch] *[http://www.xitmuseum.com/history.shtml XIT Museum History] *[https://tshaonline.org/handbook/online/articles/apx01 Texas online, XIT Ranch] :I-40 Interstate 40 : U.S. Highway 385 :Texas State Highway 214 ====Cities==== *'''[[:Category:Vega, Texas|Vega]] (county seat)''' *[[:Category:Adrian, Texas|Adrian]] ====Town==== *'''[[:Category:Tascosa, Texas|Tascosa]]''' *'''[[:Category:Boys Ranch, Texas|Boys Ranch]]''' *[[:Category:Wildorado, Texas|Wildorado]] *[[:Category:Matador Ranch, Texas|Matador Ranch]] acquired the 210,000 acres (previously Alamositas Ranch) Ghost town
*Boise, Texas *Landergin, Texas ==={{red|Wild Tascosa Gunfight at the Jenkins Saloon}}=== Caleb Berg (Cape) Willingham, first sheriff of Oldham County, was in the Tascosa Equity Bar, Tascosa’s oldest saloon. A woman ran in complaining a man killed her duck. Willingham saw that the woman was referring to '''Fred Leigh,''' foreman on the LS Ranch. Leigh was known for his drinking and had been warned before about carrying a pistol in town. The Sheriff said he would make sure the gentleman pays for the duck. Armed with a double-barreled shotgun, the big sheriff walked out asked the cowboy to pay for the dead duck.“You’re in debt to this woman for that duck you shot just now,” the sheriff said. “You going to pay for it?” " no, I ain’t going to pay for no duck,” the cowboy said and his hand reached for his six shooter on his hip. The sheriff let loose with both barrels of his scattergun. The cowboy fell from his horse. :''Thus the first grave for the Tascosa Boot Hill Cemetery''..http://www.texasescapes.com/MikeCoxTexasTales/159-Tascosa-and-Boothill-Texas.htm
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[[Category: Olivier Name Study]] [[Category:One Name Studies]] [[Category:DNA Projects]] This is a One Name Study to collect together in one place everything about one surname and the variants of that name. The hope is that other researchers like you will join our study to help make it a valuable reference point for people studying lines that cross or intersect. Please contact the project leader, add categories to your profiles, add your questions to the bulletin board, add details of your name research, etc. Since the arrival of the first two Olivier brothers in Cape of Good Hope the family spread all over South Africa. This is an endeavour to collect information on the decendence of these two brothers: Hendrik Cornelissen (Olivier) and Ockert Cornelissen (Olivier) All information regarding the Olivier family tree are welcome and appreciated. Join our tree building project and help make it a tree to be proud of. Brouse through the names follow the links and find your direct family: Contact me to add information, ask for help, or to make corrections to your family information: Olivier Family Tree Database for Reference and Source's Started and maintained by [[Van_Heerden-335|Ronel Olivier]] '''Famielie Wapen : Let asseblief daarop:''' '''Olivier familie wapen soos hier aangetoon word slegs gebruik om kleur aan die profiel te verleen en is geensins 'n amptelike Wapen vir die Olivier familie nie.''' Wapen gevind in Die Wapens van ou Afrikaanse Families 1959 Op p. 129 staan daar die volgende van die Olivier wapen: In blou drie goue vyfpuntige sterre geplaas 2 en 1. Helmteken 'n uitkomende goue leeu. Deklede goud en blou (afb.523) ===Oudtshoorn=== '''Kannaland Oliviers''' :Die stamvader van die Oudtshoorn Oliviers was [[Oliviers-19|Ockert Petrus Jacobus Olivier]] Gedoop te Drakenstein op 10 Augustus 1727 en trou in Mei 1755 met [[Olivier-161|Dirkje Olivier]] Uit hierdie huwelik spruit die nageslagte van die Armoed (Volmoed) Oliviers waarvan ons vandag nog nasate te Oudtshoorn aantref. Ander het oor die wyte en breete van die land versprei en 'n nageslag gelaat wat op alle vlakke van die samelewing hulle bydra tot die groei van ons land gelewer het. Hierdie is 'n genelogiese poging om die familie uit een te sit sodat hierdie geskiedenis nie vir die nageslag verlore sal gaan nie. ===Naam === :Ockert Petrus Jacobus Olivier :Gedoop as "Okker" getroud as "Okker" die name Petrus Jacobus kom eers later op dokumentasie voor [[Van Heerden-335|Van Heerden-335]] 09:47, 9 May 2019 (UTC) === Gebore=== : Ockert Olivier se doop word aangetoon as 10 Augustus 1727 :Hy is dus gebore voor hierdie datum te Burgersfontein, Wamakersvallei. Drakenstein Distrik. Seun van [[Olivier-126|Jan Olivier]] en [[Beurger-1|Helena Beurger]] ===Doop=== {{Image|file=Olivier_Name_Study-33.jpg |caption= '''Nederduits Gereformeerde Kerk, Drakenstein''' ''':Doop van Okker Olivier : 10 Augustus 1727 ''' Den 10 Den 10 Aùgùstùs 1727; K: Okker; V: Jan Oliviers; M: Helena Bùrgers; G: Pieter Joùbert De Jonge, Sùsanna De Villiers }} ===Huwelik tussen Okker en Dirkje Olivier=== {{Image|file=Olivier_Name_Study-34.jpg |caption= '''Nederduits Gereformeerde Kerk Tulbagh''' '''Huwelik Okker Olivier en Dirkje Olivier 18 of 19 Mei 1755''' ''Okker Olivier van Cabo de Goede hoop, jongman. Burger aan Stellenbosch, met Dirkje Olivier van Cabo voornt., jonge dogter'' }} :'''Hier volg meer genealogiese besonderhede van Ockert en Dirkje:''' :Ockert Petrus Jacobus Olivier = 10.08.1727 en Dirkje Olivier (Sy was die dogter van Johannes Olivier en Cecilia du Preez) ::'''Kinders van Ockert Petrus Jacobus Olivier (a1b4c6) en Dirkje Olivier''' ::d1. [[Olivier-318|Hester Cecilia Olivier]] = 11.04.1756 x Marthinus Gerhardus Oosthuizen xx Johannes Petrus Meintjies ::d2. [[Olivier-320|Johannes Stephanus Olivier]] * 1759 x Johanna van den Berg ::d3. [[Olivier-628|Ockert Olivier]] * 1760 x Margaretha Aletta Heyns ::d4. [[Olivier-1114|Hendrik Jacobus Olivier]] = 06.01.1763 ::d5. [[Olivier-838|Helena Maria Olivier]] * 1766 x Jan Dirk Heyns xx Daniel van den Berg ::d6. [[Olivier-349|Philip Lodewyk Olivier]]= 27.03.1768 x Beatrix Geertruy Fourie ::d7. [Olivier-354|Gerrit Cornelis Olivier]] = 27.03.1771 x Aletta Catharina Engelbrecht xx Aletta Maria Engelbrecht ::d8. [[Olivier-148|Andries Hermanus Olivier]] *1773 x 29.01.1792 xx Anna Maria Engelbrecht ::d9. [[Olivier-62|Anna Hendrina Engela Olivier]] = 14.04.1776 x Pieter Jacobus Fourie ===Events=== ::Hier in Armoed langs die vrugbare Olifantsrivier het Ockert hom in die 1700's reeds kom vestig. Soos reeds genoem is die plaas blykbaar van 'n Koi kaptein, Armoeda, aangekoop. Vandaar die naam Armoed. Later jare het die naam die inwoners te veel herinner aan swaarkry en armoede en is die naam mettertyd na Volmoed verander. ::In 1755 betaal Ockert huur "by 't warme water" agter Kogmanskloof saam met Hendrik Schoeman. (NG Kerk Calitzdorp 1873-1973 - Author: H C Hopkins. Publisher: Calitzdorp : Nederduitse Gereformeerde Kerk, 1973.) and (Die NG Gemeente Oudtshoorn 1853-1953 MS Greeff) Seen and Added by [[van Heerden-335|Ronel Olivier] 28 Jun 2016. ::In 1765 het Ockert 'n verlofbrief uitgeneem om op "Armoed onder de Sandplaas dicht aan die Oliphants Rivier agter Attaquas Kloof" te woon. George - Stigting van Drosdy 1811 Stigting van Gemeente 1813 p 80 Bewaarders van ons Erfenis (George) Added by [[Van Heerden-335|Ronel Olivier]] 28 Jun 2016. ::Hy is dus die stamvader van al die Klein Karoo Oliviers.Die NG Gemeente Oudtshoorn 1853-1953 - MS Greeff en Ockert Olivier was die stamvader van die Twee Rivieren Oliviers. Source: [http://home.intekom.com/oli4s/Ockert%20Armoed.htm Kannaland Oliviers] ''Dank aan Josey Olivier vir die daarstelling en onderhoud van die Olivier Webwerf'' and information from Gedenkboek by die Goue Jubileum van die Ned. Geref. Kerk Joubertina 1907-1957. Aan God alleen die eer: 'n geskiedenis van die Nederduitsch Gereformeerde Gemeente, Gedenkboek by die Goue Jubileum van die Ned. Geref. Kerk Joubertina . The NTC (Natal Technical College), 1907 1957: a jubilee history. Natal. Added by [[Van Heerden-335|Ronel Olivier]] ::Op 16 Januarie 1794 het Jacob Kritzinger die plaas Twee Rivieren aan Ockert verkoop. (Gelee langs die Piesangrivier Plettenbergbaai.) :'''Hier volg meer genealogiese besonderhede van Ockert: a1b4c6d3 ''' ::Ockert Olivier gedoop 22.02.1761 in Tulbagh en getroud op 04.11.1787 met Margeretha Aletta Heyns gedoop 14.12.1766 ::KINDERS : ::1. Dirkje Olivier gedoop 10.04.1789 X Johannes Petrus Strydom ::2. Michiel Olivier * 12.05.1791 X Magdalena Josina Strydom XX Anna Charlotta Vosloo ::3. Margaretha Aletta Olivier * 29.10.1793 X Hercules Tobias Strydom ::4. Ockert Olivier * 30.01.1801 X Anna Catharina Strydom XX Susanna Magdalena Ferreira ::Die twee seuns se vrouens was susters terwyl die twee susters se mans broers was. ::Michiel (1791-1847) is in 1821 met Magdalena J. Strydom en in 1829 met Anna Charlotta Vosloo getroud. Laasgenoemde se vader was Wessel Vosloo en haar moeder Johanna M. Strydom, 'n ouer suster van die twee ooms van Michiel se eerste vrou. Olivier Family Tree. Ref No. BK 485: Author. Ronel Olivier en Josey Olivier Added by [[Van_Heerden-335|Ronel Olivier]] March 25, 2016. Olivier website courtesy of Josey Olivier (http://home.intekom.com/oli4s/) ::Uit die eerste huwelik is net twee kinders gebore, t.w. Groot Ockert (1823-1906) en Helena Charlotta wat eers met Vermaak en toe met Ackerman getrou het. ::Groot Ockert is in 1850 met Magdalena Josina Strydom getroud en het ag van sy kinders gesien opgroei. ::Die ouste seun, Michiel, het met Dirkie S. Olivier getrou en is in 1894 op die pad na Port-Elizabeth onder 'n wa verongeluk. ::Die tweede seun Hercules Tobias (Klas, 1858-1936) se weduwee is tans die oudste lidmaat van hierdie gemeente. ::'n Dogter, Dirkie Elizabeth, het met C.F. Olivier getrou. ::Uit Ockert snr. se tweede huwelik spruit daar vier seuns en vyf dogters. ::Die seun, Michiel, (1831-1878) is eers met Margaretha A. Strydom en toe met Hester A.E. Wagner getroud. ::Sy oudste seun was ouderling Michiel Basie (1855-1921) en aan die tweede vrou se voornaam is die bynaam van die Hessie-boere ontleen. ::Die seun Christiaan Frederik is na sy grootvader Wagner vernoem. ::Een van Ockert se dogters, Johanna M.C. is in 1870 met die messelaar van Twee Riviere, George Henry Murry getroud en 'n ander dogter, Dirkie E. in 1868 te Humansdorp met die skoolmeester Dennis Simpson Screiber . ::Die ander seun, Daniel Jacobus, getroud met Agatha C. Vermaak, was die eerste Danie Mof. ::II. Ockert (1801-1860), trou in 1824 op Uitenhage met Anna Catharina Strydom. ::1. Ockert Jacobus (1826-1874) getroud met Helena C. Kritzinger, die vader van Ockert Jacobus Witperd (1855-1914), getroud 1878 met Christina C. Kritzinger, ouderling onder Uniondale en die eerste leier van die Sabbatariers in die Kloof. Nog 'n broer en suster van hom het ook met Kritzingers getrou. ::Vier van Ockert se seuns het met dogters van J.D.W. Strydom van Krakeel getrou. Hulle was : ::(1) Daniel Jacobus (1832-1885), ouderling onder Uniondale en getroud met Aletta Strydom waarvandaan die Lettie-boere, skoonvader van Giel Bokkie Olivier, snr.; ::(2) Michiel Jacob (1834-1862), vader van Giel Bokkie, snr.; ::(3) Johan Daniel Wilhelm (1836-1906), Ouderling onder Uniondale en vader van die Jans van Twee Riviere; ::(4) Matthys Johannes (1838-1929), hertrou in 1873 met Susanna M. Wasserman, grootvader (uit die eerste huwelik) van Mnre. Thys Bas en Louis Botha Olivier en vader (deur die tweede huwelik) van verskeie kinders vandag nog in lewe. (1957) 'n Dogter van Ockert, snr., Dirkie S., trou in 1875 met Michiel Basie Olivier en Martha Jacoba (1852-1927) met die jeugdige wewenaar M.J.L. Kritzinger. ===Afsterwe van Okker=== Voor 30 April 1799 op sy plaas Armoed, Aan die Olifantsrivier, Oudtshoorn Distrik. :In die Nasionale Argief vind ons slegs 'n verwysing na die egpaar se Testament met die verwysing KAB - Source MOOC Volume No 7/1/44 Reference 25. Description Olivier, Ockert, Will. Starting 1788 Ending 1799] : Filed 1799. wat in indikasie van die sterfdatum aandui Die testament dra 'n datum van 30 April 1799 wat ons nader bring aan 'n korekte datum van afsterwe. Gebruik dus voor 30 April 1799 as datum hier . Die inskrywing lees: '''Vertoond ter weeskamer aan Cabo de Goede Hoop, 30 April 1799''''' {{Image|file=Oliviers-19-1.jpg |align=c |size=m |caption='''Gesametlike Testament van Ockert Olivier en Dirkje Olivier : Eerste Blad''' }} {{Image|file=Oliviers-19-2.jpg |align=c |size=m |caption='''Gesametlike Testament van Ockert Olivier en Dirkje Olivier : Tweede Blad en Derde Blad''' }} {{Image|file=Oliviers-19-3.jpg |align=c |size=m |caption='''Gesametlike Testament van Ockert Olivier en Dirkje Olivier : Laaste Blad''' }} ===Die D Geslag=== ::d1. Hester Cecilia Olivier = 11.04.1756 x Marthinus Gerhardus Oosthuizen xx Johannes Petrus Meintjies ::d2. Johannes Stephanus Olivier * 1759 x Johanna van den Berg ::d3. Ockert Olivier * 1760 x Margaretha Aletta Heyns ::d4. Hendrik Jacobus Olivier = 06.01.1763 ::d5. Helena Maria Olivier * 1766 x Jan Dirk Heyns xx Daniel van den Berg ::d6. Philip Lodewyk Olivier = 27.03.1768 x Beatrix Geertruy Fourie ::d7. Gerrit Cornelis Olivier = 27.03.1771 x Aletta Catharina Engelbrecht xx Aletta Maria Engelbrecht ::d8. Andries Hermanus Olivier *1773 x 29.01.1792 xx Anna Maria Engelbrecht ::d9. Anna Hendrina Engela Olivier = 14.04.1776 x Pieter Jacobus Fourie == Sources ==
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[[Category:Olmstead Name Study]] [[Category:One Name Studies]] [[Category:DNA Projects]] == How to Join == Please contact the project leader [[Steesy-1|Walt Steesy]] or leave a comment at the foot of the page. If you have any questions, just ask. Thanks! == Goals == This is a One Name Study to collect together in one place everything about one surname and the variants of that name. The hope is that other researchers like you will join our study to help make it a valuable reference point for people studying lines that cross or intersect. The three primary variations of the family name are: Olmstead, Olmsted, and Omstead. '''Only those where the form of family name is not confirmed will be listed as part of the study.''' It is estimated that less than 5% of individuals with the family name are in this state of undecided spelling, often due in early records as recorders did not know how an individual used his name. Likewise, many individuals prior to 1900 may never have confirmed one singular use of their name. == Category == The ''Catagory:Olmste(a)d Names Study'' is only applied to profiles where records exist in '''multiple''' forms of the family name or the person is believe to have one form of the name at birth and the other in their later life. == DNA lines == Relative to the use of the name is the use of DNA to determine lineage. There are five primary DNA lines for the family in America:
(1) Richard & James Olmste(a)d from Essex, England in 1632.
(2) Capt. Jabez Olmsted who appears in Massachusetts in the mid-1700s.
(3) Descendants of Jeremiah Olmsted's "first son" Jabez as his mother was already pregnant when she married Jeremiah; Jeremiah is the eldest son of Capt. Jabez and his other children carry the DNA line of the Captain.
(4) Stephen Olmstead appears in Lycoming/Clinton counties in north central Pennsylvania in the early 1800s.
(5) Jacob Amstutz, whose name was Anglicized to Olmstead, emigrated from Switzerland to Ohio in the early 1800s.
There are other family lines that have the family name, primarily descendants of emigrants from Scandinavia whose names were also Anglicized, probably based on phonics. == Task List == None specifically set at this time.
(1) Richard & James Olmste(a)d from Essex, England in 1632.
(2) Capt. Jabez Olmsted who appears in Massachusetts in the mid-1700s.
(3) Descendants of Jeremiah Olmsted's "first son" Jabez as his mother was already pregnant when she married Jeremiah; Jeremiah is the eldest son of Capt. Jabez and his other children carry the DNA line of the Captain.
(4) Stephen Olmstead appears in Lycoming/Clinton counties in north central Pennsylvania in the early 1800s.
(5) Jacob Amstutz, whose name was Anglicized to Olmstead, emigrated from Switzerland to Ohio in the early 1800s.
There are other family lines that have the family name, primarily descendants of emigrants from Scandinavia whose names were also Anglicized, probably based on phonics. == Task List == None specifically set at this time.
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This is a central page for organizing genealogy related to Olsen families and information about individuals, places, and things named Olsen. (Do you have any info about Olsens or the name? Please join the Trusted List to this page and participate. You can also post a comment or memory below.) === Alternate Spellings === Olsen can also be spelled Olson. === Origins of the Surname Olsen === The origin is Scandanavian (especially Norwegian). It is a patronymic surname from the Old Norse 'Oleifr' meaning ''''son of Olaf''''. The common personal name Olaf means heir of ancestor. Olaf has always been one of the most common Scandinavian names. It came from the fame of St. Olaf, King of Norway, who brought Christianity to his country about 1030 AD. The Olsen surname, the second most common in Norway, is also established in England, notably in the Newcastle upon Tyne area. Olsen is also associated with regions in Germany; like Saxony, Brandenburg, and the Rhineland. === Geographic Centers of Olsen Families === In the UK, most with this surname live in northern England, close to Scotland. In the USA, many Olsens live in New York, Michigan, Illinois, Wisconsin and California. === Olsens on WikiTree === Here is the [https://www.wikitree.com/indexes/person/O/OLSEN_1.html Olsen] index. Also see [https://www.wikitree.com/indexes/person/O/OLSON_1.html Olson]. If you are an Olsen you can add yourself and/or your ancestors to this index by joining WikiTree. This just takes a moment. Your addition(s) will automatically be included on the index tomorrow morning. [[Category:Surnames]] [[Category: Norway, Emigrants]]
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[[Category:Olson Name Study]] [[Category:One Name Studies]] [[Category:DNA Projects]] __NOTOC__ ==About the Project== The Olson Name Study project serves as a collaborative platform to collect information on the [https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/Olson Olson] name. The hope is that other researchers like you will [[#How to Join|join the study]] to help make it a valuable reference point for other genealogists who are researching or have an interest in the Olson name. As a One Name Study, this project is not limited to persons who are related biologically. Individual [[#Research_Pages|studies]] can be used to branch out the research into specific methods and areas of interest, such as geographically (England Olson's), by time period (18th Century Olson's), or by topic (Olson DNA, Olson Occupations, Olson Statistics). These studies may also include a number of family branches which have no immediate link with each other. Some researchers may even be motivated to go beyond the profile identification and research stage to compile fully sourced, single-family histories of some of the families they discover through this name study project. ''Also see the [[#Related Surnames and Surname Variants|related surnames and surname variants]].'' '''Profiles''' * [http://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/Olson Olson profiles on WikiTree] * [http://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/Oleson Oleson profiles on WikiTree] * [http://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/Olesen Olesen profiles on WikiTree] * [http://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/Olsen Olsen profiles on WikiTree] ==How to Join== To join the Olson Name Study, first start out by browsing our current [[#Research_Pages|research pages]] to see if there is a specific study ongoing that fits your interests. If so, feel free to add your name to the Membership list below, post an introduction comment on the specific team page, and then dive right in! If a [[#Research_Pages|research page]] does not yet exist for your particular area of interest, please contact the '''Name Study Coordinator: [[Buck-30|John Buck]]''' for assistance. {{Member|ONS|name=Olson}} Once you are ready to go, you can also show your project affiliation with the ONS Member Sticker: {{Member|ONS|name=Olson}} {{Clear}} ==Research Pages== Here are some of the current research pages included in the study. I'll be working on them, and could use your help! '''OLSON DNA''' * [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?filterId=&filterType=yDNA&title=Special%3ADNATests&s=Olson&order=name Olson Y-DNA Connections on WikiTree] * [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?filterId=&filterType=auDNA&title=Special%3ADNATests&s=Olson&order=name Olson auDNA connections on WikiTree] * [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?filterId=&filterType=mtDNA&title=Special%3ADNATests&s=Olson&order=name Olson mtDNA connections on WikiTree] '''OLESON DNA''' * [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?filterId=&filterType=yDNA&title=Special%3ADNATests&s=Oleson&order=name Oleson Y-DNA Connections on WikiTree] * [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?filterId=&filterType=auDNA&title=Special%3ADNATests&s=Oleson&order=name Oleson auDNA connections on WikiTree] * [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?filterId=&filterType=mtDNA&title=Special%3ADNATests&s=Oleson&order=name Oleson mtDNA connections on WikiTree] '''OLESEN DNA''' * [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?filterId=&filterType=yDNA&title=Special%3ADNATests&s=Olesen&order=name Olesen Y-DNA Connections on WikiTree] * [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?filterId=&filterType=auDNA&title=Special%3ADNATests&s=Olesen&order=name Olesen auDNA connections on WikiTree] * [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?filterId=&filterType=mtDNA&title=Special%3ADNATests&s=Olesen&order=name Olesen mtDNA connections on WikiTree] '''OLSEN DNA''' * [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?filterId=&filterType=yDNA&title=Special%3ADNATests&s=Olsen&order=name Olsen Y-DNA Connections on WikiTree] * [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?filterId=&filterType=auDNA&title=Special%3ADNATests&s=Olsen&order=name Olsen auDNA connections on WikiTree] * [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?filterId=&filterType=mtDNA&title=Special%3ADNATests&s=Olsen&order=name Olsen mtDNA connections on WikiTree] ==Membership== *[[Olson-6823|Elsie Hagley]] * * ==Related Surnames and Surname Variants== *[https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/Olsen Olsen] *[https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/Olesen Olesen] *[https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/Oleson Oleson]
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==Olympics - Summer Games== 2 types of pages appear here. * Countries - A page which shows all the countries which participated in specific Olympic Games. They show the number of athletes sent and the number and types of medals which were won by that country. Click on a country name to go to the Olympics page for that country. * Medalists - A page which shows all the events at this Olympic Game. All medalists for these events are shown with the country and flag of the Olympian. When an Olympian is identified and added to Wikitree this page should be updated with the link to the Olympian's profile. {| border="1" align="center" style="font-style:Monotype Corsiva; font-size:100%;background:White; border: 8px black;" |- !! width=20pt | Olympiad !! width=20pt | Year !! width=100pt | Host Country !! width=100pt | Location !! width=50pt | # of Countries !! width=50pt |# of Participants !! width=300pt | Country Links !! width=300pt | Medalist Links |- |I |1896 |{{Image|file=European_Flags-8.png |align=l |size=s }} |Athens, Greece |13 |176 |[[Space:1896_Summer_Olympics|1896 Countries]] |[[Space:1896_Summer_Olympics_-_Medalists|1896 Medalists]] |- |II |1900 |{{Image|file=European_Flags-46.png |align=l |size=s }} |Paris, France |27 |1240 |[[Space:1900_Summer_Olympics|1900 Countries]] |[[Space:1900_Summer_Olympics_-_Medalists|1900 Medalists]] |- |III |1904 |{{Image|file=50star.gif |align=l |size=s }} |St Louis, United States of America |10 |650 |[[Space:1904_Summer_Olympics|1904 Countries]] |[[Space:1904_Summer_Olympics_-_Medalists|1904 Medalists]] |- |IV |1908 |{{Image|file=Flags-3.jpg |align=l |size=s }} |London, England |23 |2025 |[[Space:1908_Summer_Olympics|1908 Countries]] |[[Space:1908_Summer_Olympics_-_Medalists|1908 Medalists]] |- |V |1912 |{{Image|file=Flags-11.jpg |align=l |size=s }} |Stockholm, Sweden |29 |2409 |[[Space:1912_Summer_Olympics|1912 Countries]] |[[Space:1912_Summer_Olympics_-_Medalists|1912 Medalists]] |- |VI |1916 | |Berlin, Germany | | |Not held due to war | |- |VII |1920 |{{Image|file=Flags-1.jpg |align=l |size=s }} |Antwerp, Belgium |29 |2680 |[[Space:1920_Summer_Olympics|1920 Countries]] |[[Space:1920_Summer_Olympics_-_Medalists|1920 Medalists]] |- |VIII |1924 |{{Image|file=European_Flags-46.png |align=l |size=s }} |Paris, France |45 |3258 |[[Space:1924_Summer_Olympics|1924 Countries]] |[[Space:1924_Summer_Olympics_-_Medalists|1924 Medalists]] |- |IX |1928 |{{Image|file=European_Flags-54.png |align=l |size=s }} |Amsterdam, Netherlands |46 |3296 |[[Space:1928_Summer_Olympics|1928 Countries]] |[[Space:1928_Summer_Olympics_-_Medalists|1928 Medalists]] |- |X |1932 |{{Image|file=50star.gif |align=l |size=s }} |Los Angeles, United States of America |47 |1924 |[[Space:1932_Summer_Olympics|1932 Countries]] |[[Space:1932_Summer_Olympics_-_Medalists|1932 Medalists]] |- |XI |1936 |This flag image is restricted |Berlin, Germany |49 |4483 |[[Space:1936_Summer_Olympics|1936 Countries]] |[[Space:1936_Summer_Olympics_-_Medalists|1936 Medalists]] |- |XII |1940 | |Helsinki, Finland | | |Not held due to war | |- |XIII |1944 | |London, England | | |Not held due to war | |- |XIV |1948 |{{Image|file=Flags-3.jpg |align=l |size=s }} |London, England |59 |4419 |1948 Summer Olympics | |- |XV |1952 |{{Image|file=European_Flags-45.png |align=l |size=s }} |Helsinki, Finland |69 |4932 |1952 Summer Olympics | |- |XVI |1956 |{{Image|file=Flags-5.png |align=l |size=s }} |Melbourne, Australia |67 |3190 |1956 Summer Olympics | |- |XVII |1960 |{{Image|file=European_Flags-36.png |align=l |size=s }} |Rome, Italy |84 |5347 |1960 Summer Olympics | |- |XVIII |1964 |{{Image|file=Flags_of_Asia-20.png |align=l |size=s }} |Tokyo, Japan |93 |5137 |1964 Summer Olympics | |- |XIX |1968 |{{Image|file=Flags_of_North_America-15.png|align=l |size=s }} |Ciudad de México, Mexico |112 |5558 |1968 Summer Olympics | |- |XX |1972 |{{Image|file=Flags.gif |align=l |size=s }} |München, West Germany |121 |7114 |1972 Summer Olympics | |- |XXI |1976 |{{Image|file=Flags_of_Canada-18.png |align=l |size=s }} |Montréal, Canada |92 |6073 |1976 Summer Olympics | |- |XXII |1980 |{{Image|file=Flags-15.png |align=l |size=s }} |Moskva, Soviet Union |80 |5255 |1980 Summer Olympics | |- |XXIII |1984 |{{Image|file=50star.gif |align=l |size=s }} |Los Angeles, United States of America |140 |6800 |1984 Summer Olympics | |- |XXIV |1988 |{{Image|file=Flags_of_Asia-40.png |align=l |size=s }} |Seoul, Republic of Korea |159 |8453 |1988 Summer Olympics | |- |XXV |1992 |{{Image|file=Spanish_Flags-1.png |align=l |size=s }} |Barcelona, Spain |169 |9386 |1992 Summer Olympics | |- |XXVI |1996 |{{Image|file=50star.gif |align=l |size=s }} |Atlanta, United States of America |197 |10339 |1996 Summer Olympics | |- |XXVII |2000 |{{Image|file=Flags-5.png |align=l |size=s }} |Sydney, Australia |200 |10647 |2000 Summer Olympics | |- |XXVIII |2004 |{{Image|file=European_Flags-8.png |align=l |size=s }} |Athina, Greece |201 |10557 |2004 Summer Olympics | |- |XXIX |2008 |{{Image|file=Flags_of_Asia-7.png |align=l |size=s }} |Beijing, People's Republic of China |204 |10899 |2008 Summer Olympics | |- |XXX |2012 |{{Image|file=Flags-3.jpg |align=l |size=s }} |London, Great Britain |205 |10518 |2012 Summer Olympics | |- |XXXI |2016 |{{Image|file=Flags-9.png |align=l |size=s }} |Rio de Janeiro, Brazil |207 |11180 |2016 Summer Olympics | |- |XXXII |2020 |{{Image|file=Flags_of_Asia-20.png |align=l |size=s }} |Tokyo, Japan |206 |11319 |2020 Summer Olympics | |- |}
=='''History'''== The '''Iconic Twin Towers''' of Downtown Manhattan’s World Trade Center were a triumph of human imagination and will. Completed in 1973, the towers stood at 110 stories each, accommodating 50,000 workers and 200,000 daily visitors in 10 million square feet of space. They were the hub of the bustling Financial District, a top tourist attraction and a symbol of New York City’s–and America’s–steadfast devotion to progress and the future. On September 11, 2001, the World Trade Center became the target of a massive terrorist attack that took the lives of nearly 3,000 people. The disaster also radically altered the skyline of New York City, destroying the twin columns of glass and steel that over the years had come to embody the city itself. *Because the ground in lower Manhattan was largely landfill, engineers would have to dig down 70 feet to reach bedrock. Excavating machines dug a three-foot-wide trench down to the bedrock, and as dirt and rock were removed, they were replaced by slurry: a mixture of water and bentonite, a type of clay that expands when wet to plug any hole along the side of the trench. Workers then lowered a 22-ton, seven-story-high steel cage into the trench and filled it with concrete by using a long pipe. As the concrete flowed in, it displaced the bentonite slurry. By making more than 150 of these slurry trench segments, workers enclosed an area two blocks wide and four blocks long. Called the “bathtub,” it was used to seal the basements of the towers and keep water from the Hudson River out of the foundation. All in all, 1 million cubic yards of landfill had to be removed. The Port Authority used this landfill to create the $90 million worth of land that would become Battery Park City. To piece the steel frame of the building together, engineers brought in Australian-made “kangaroo” cranes, self-powered cranes powered by diesel motors that could hoist themselves up as the building grew higher. At the end of construction, these cranes had to be disassembled and brought down by elevator. When the towers were finished, each one would have 97 passenger elevators, capable of carrying loads of up to 10,000 pounds at speeds of up to 1,600 feet per minute. In all, the towers were assembled from more than 200,000 pieces of steel manufactured around the country, 3,000 miles of electrical wiring, 425,000 cubic yards of concrete, 40,000 doors, 43,600 windows and six acres of marble.
=='''Timeline'''== *1939-At the World's Fair in Flushing, NY the "World trade center" pavilion is dedicated to "world peace through trade." *1959-Downtown Lower Manhattan Association is created by real estate developer David Rockefeller to revitalize lower Manhattan and begins to promote the idea of a "world trade and finance center" in New York City. *January 1960-David Rockefeller presents a plan for a world trade center along the East River of Manhattan. The Port of New York Authority is commissioned to study the plan. *March 1961-On March 10, Port Authority issues a favorable report on the feasibility of developing a world trade center. *February 1962-New York and New Jersey authorize the development of the World Trade Center. *December 1962-World Trade Center location moves to West Side amidst protests by displaced business owners. *November 1963-The Port Authority wins legal challenge in the development of the WTC. *January 1964-The Port Authority unveils an architectural plan for the WTC featuring the world's tallest buildings. *March 1966-Construction begins on March 21 at the WTC site with the demolition of 78 Dey Street. *August 1966-Excavation work begins for the WTC. First use of "slurry wall" method in the United States. *June 1967-New York City Board of Estimates formally approves the WTC legislation. *October 1970-The North Tower of the WTC exceeds the height of Empire State Building, making it the tallest building in the world. *December 1970-The first tenants move into North Tower of the WTC on December 15. The North Tower of the WTC is topped off at 1,368 feet on December 23. *July 1971-The South Tower of the WTC is topped off at 1,362 feet on July 19. *September 1971-The first tenant moves into Two World Trade Center (South Tower). *March 1972-The first tenant moves into Five World Trade Center (Northeast Plaza Building). *April 1973-The World Trade Center is dedicated on April 4. *January 1974-U.S. Customs Service moves into Six World Trade Center. *August 1974-Tightrope artist Philippe Petit performs an unauthorized walk between the Twin Towers on August 7. *December 1975-Top of the World Observation Deck opens at Two World Trade Center (South Tower). *April 1976-The Windows of the World Restaurant opens at the top of the North Tower on April 19. *January 1977-The first tenant moves into Four World Trade Center (The Commodities Exchange Center). *May 1979-The 360-foot spire atop One World Trade Center is completed. *July 1981-The Vista International Hotel, first hotel built in LM since 1836, opens. *May 1987-Seven World Trade Center opens. *February 1993-On February 26, terrorists detonate 1,500 pounds of explosives in a van parked in the underground public parking lot of the WTC, two levels below the southern wall of the North Tower. The attack kills six people, including a pregnant woman, injures more than 1,000 people and creates a five-story crater beneath the towers, resulting in hundreds of millions of dollars of damage. *March 1993-The WTC reopens for business on March 19, led by tenant New York Governor Mario Cuomo and his staff. The Port Authority implements a $250 million upgrade plan focusing on life safety and security. *1994-The WTC is designated one of the "Seven Wonders of the Modern World" by the American Society of Civil Engineers. The WTC is visited by every U.S. president between the time of its opening and the time of its destruction at least once, as well as by many dignitaries and heads of state. *Spring 1995-A memorial fountain is dedicated in the WTC plaza to the victims of the 1993 bombing. *December 1995-The Vista International Hotel is sold and renamed the New York Marriott World Trade Center Hotel. *September 1998-On September 24, The Port Authority announces plans to seek a 99-year net lease of the complex. *2000-The WTC reaches its highest occupancy rate. *July 2001-The WTC is net-leased on July 24 to private developer Silverstein Properties, Inc. for approximately $3.2 billion. A three-to-six month transition period commences. *'''September 11th''' two planes hijacked by terrorists crash into the Twin Towers, destroying the complex. One World Trade Center is struck at 8:46 a.m.; Two World Trade Center at 9:03 a.m. *September 12, the last survivor is rescued from WTC site at approximately 12:30p.m. *September 14 is a National Day of Prayer and Remembrance; President Bush visits Ground Zero. *September 17, New York Stock Exchange reopens. *September 23, Prayer for America service takes place at Yankee Stadium. *October 2001-Robin Relief Fund holds a concert for first responders at Madison Square Garden on October 17.On October 28, an interfaith ceremony is held at the WTC site. *March 2002-Six-month anniversary of the September 11 attacks is marked with beams of light. *May 2002-On May 30, the WTC recovery ends with a public Last Column Ceremony. *2002-The 9-11 Commission is created to study the events leading up to the September 11 attacks and to provide recommendations on emergency preparedness and response. The 9-11 Commission issues its report on July 22, 2004. *November 2003-On November 23, a temporary World Trade Center PATH station opens to replace the one destroyed on September 11. *2005-A study by the Center for Disease Control reports that the majority of September 11 survivors continue to suffer from psychological trauma. A May 2006 study prepared for the American Red Cross reports that the majority of people who received therapy after the attacks are still suffering. *May 2006-The newly constructed 7 World Trade Center opens on May 23, the first building to be rebuilt in Lower Manhattan after the September 11 attacks.
=='''WTC Attack'''== In July 2001, just two months before the terrorist attacks of September 11, the Port Authority agreed to '''lease the twin towers to Larry Silverstein''', a New York City developer. Silverstein agreed to pay the equivalent of $3.2 billion over the next 99 years. At the time, over 99 percent of the 10.4 million square feet controlled by the Port Authority was occupied. The impact of the two planes that hit the World Trade Center towers on September 11, 2001, was more devastating than any of the building’s designers and engineers had ever imagined. The first plane ripped a hole in the north tower from the 94th to the 98th floors, causing massive structural damage and igniting some 3,000 of the 10,000 gallons of jet fuel the plane was carrying. The second plane hit the south tower at an even faster speed, striking the corner and gashing the building from the 84th to the 78th floors. The heroic efforts of the city’s fire and police departments and other emergency services helped 25,000 people escape from the site before the unthinkable occurred. The damage done at each point of impact forced the physical weight of the towers to be redistributed, and the undamaged part below the hole had to support the floors above. At the same time, the fires raging in both buildings weakened the steel trusses holding up each floor. With damage to a greater number of floors lower down on the building, the south tower gave way first, crumbling to the ground at 9:59 a.m., only 56 minutes after being hit. The north tower collapsed less than a half hour later, at 10:28 a.m. Debris from the falling towers ignited fires in the remaining buildings of the trade center complex, including 7 World Trade, which burned for most of the day before collapsing at 5:20 p.m. Overwhelmed by horror, shock and grief, New Yorkers and people around the world trained their eyes on “Ground Zero,” where the fall of a treasured icon of American industry and ingenuity had left a gaping hole in the sky.
One 9/11 Tally $3.3 Trillion By SHAN CARTER and AMANDA COX Published: September 8, 2011 Al Qaeda spent roughly half a million dollars to destroy the World Trade Center and cripple the Pentagon. What has been the cost to the United States? In a survey of estimates by The New York Times, the answer is $3.3 trillion, or about $7 million for every dollar Al Qaeda spent planning and executing the attacks. While not all of the costs have been borne by the government — and some are still to come — this total equals one-fifth of the current national debt. All figures are shown in today’s dollars. {{Image|file=photos-494.png |align=c |size=350 |caption= }}
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[[Category: Sources by Name]] Other: [[Space: Sources-Family Genealogies | Family Genealogies]] __TOC__ == One Bassett Family in America == With all connections in America and many in Great Britain and France : principally an outline of what the ancestors did to help make America, mainly from original records hertofore unpublished. * by [[Bassett-5254|Buell Burdett Bassett]] (1870-1941) * published by F.A. Bassett Co., Springfield, Massachusetts, 1926 * [[Special:Whatlinkshere/Space:One Bassett Family in America|WikiTree Profiles that use this source]] === Available online at these locations: === * https://archive.org/details/onebassettfamily00bass * https://dcms.lds.org/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE981857 * https://search.ancestry.com/search/db.aspx?dbid=16277 === Table of Contents === * The Bassett Family * The Adamson Family * The Allen Family * The Anderson Family * The Andrews Family * The Bell Family * The Bissell Family * The Boosey Family * The Bridgham Family * The Briggs Family * The Brockway Family * The Bronson Family * The Buck Family * The Buell Family * The Bunnell Family * The Champion Family * The Chittenden Family * The Collins Family * The Crossman Family * The Deming Family * The Dighton Family * The Eno Family * The Fisher Family * The Fiske Family * The Foote Family * The Fuller Family * The Gaylord Family * The Gillett Family * The William Goodrich Family * The David Goodrich Family * The Edward Griswold Family * The Michael Griswold Family * The Harding Family * The Hart Family * The Hawkins Family * The Hayward Family * The John Hill Family * The Luke Hill Family * The Holcomb Family * The Hopkins Family * The Humphrey Family * The Kelsey Family * The Kingsbury Family * The Lewis Family * The Loomis Family * The Lugg Family * The Marvin Family * The Merrill Family * The Moore Family * The Newell Family * The Olmsted Family * The Palmer Family * The Parsons Family * The Henry Peck Family * The Benjamin Peck Family * The Richards Family * The Rowley Family * The Sanford Family * The Scott Family * The Sexton Family * The Sheaffe Family * The Sperry Family * The Stanley Family * The Steele Family * The Stocking Family * The Stoddard Family * The Sweetland Family * The Talcott Family * The Thayer Family * The David Thompson Family * The Thomas Thompson Family * The Treat Family * The Turner Family * The Ventris Family * The Vore Family * The Watson Family * The Welles Family * The Wheeler Family * The Nicholas White Family * The Robert White Family * The Wilmot Family * The Wolterton Family * The Woodland Family * The Thomas Wright Family * The Joseph Wright Family * The Wrotham Family * Index === Errata === * No errors in this publication have been identified. When found, please list the problem(s) here, and include a link to a source that describes the problem. === WikiTree Syntax === * Bassett, Buell. ''[[Space:One Bassett Family in America|One Bassett Family in America]]'' (F.A. Bassett Co., Springfield, Massachusetts, 1926) [ Page ]. * ([[#Bassett|Bassett]])
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[[Category: Sources by Name]] [[Category: Published Family Genealogies]] Other: [[Space: Sources-Family Genealogies | Family Genealogies]] __TOC__ == One Branch of the Miner Family == With extensive notes on the Wood, Lounsberry, Rogers and fifty other allied families of Connecticut and Long Island. * by [[Miner-3359|Lillian Lounsberry (Miner) Selleck]] * published by D. L. Jacobus, New Haven, Connecticut, 1928 * 262 pages * [[Special:Whatlinkshere/Space:One Branch of the Miner Family|WikiTree Profiles that use this source]] === Available online at these locations: === * http://archive.org/details/onebranchofminer00sell * http://search.ancestry.com/search/db.aspx?dbid=11018 === Table of Contents === * Preface * Contents * Miner, Thomas of Stonington, page 1 * Wood, Edmund of Huntington, page 50 * Lounsberry, Jonas "Halifax" of Huntington, page 56 * Rogers * Barlow * Betts * Brewster * Bryan * Clark * Coit * Collins * Comstock * Conkling * Cooper * Cross * Douglas * Fitch * Goff * Harris * Helme * Jagger * Keeney * Latimer * Lewis * Lockwood * Manwaring * Messenger * Mould * Norton * Olmstead * Palmer, Walter of Stonington, page 140 * Palmer, William of Newtown, page 142 * Pantry * Penoyer * Platt * Raymond * St. John * Sherwood, Thomas of Fairfield, page 157 * Smith * Stratton * Strickland * Titus * Topping * Turner * Waterbury * Webb * Webster * Westcott * White * Whitehead * Whiting * Whitman * Woodhull * Appendix * Imperfectus * Miner ancestral lines * Index I. Names of persons * Index II. War services and public offices * Additions and Corrections, page 262 === Errata === * Coddington, John Insley. ''Richard1 Platt, of Ware, Co. Hertford, England, and Milford, Connecticut'', [[Space:TAG|The American Genealogist]] (1955) Vol. 31, [https://www.americanancestors.org/DB283/i/11830/167/0 Page 167]. * Additions and Corrections, page 262 * No other errors in this publication have been identified. When found, please list the problem(s) here, and include a link to a source that describes the problem. === Citation Formats === Please add your preferred citation format below, so that it may be easily copied by you and others: * Selleck, Lillian Lounsberry. ''[[Space:One Branch of the Miner Family|One Branch of the Miner Family]]'' (D. L. Jacobus, New Haven, Connecticut, 1928) [ Page ]. * ([[#Selleck|Selleck]]) * Selleck, Lillian Lounsberry. ''[[Space:One Branch of the Miner Family|One Branch of the Miner Family]]'' (D. L. Jacobus, New Haven, Connecticut, 1928) [ Page ].
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This page is a part of the [[Project:One_Name_Studies|One Name Studies Project]] If you don't see your question answered here, [http://www.wikitree.com/g2g/ask ask] in {{G2G}} and tag your question {{Tag Link|one_name_studies}}.
If you'd rather ask privately or want to see a question answered here, contact an [[Project:One Name Studies#How to Join|ONS Project Leader]]. == The Basics == === What is a one name study? === :A One Name Study (ONS) is a project that focuses on researching all occurrences of an individual surname. ===How many one name studies can I have?=== :Each individual may [[#What is an ONS Coordinator?|coordinate]] up to three (3) Name Studies. Coordinating a Name Study can be a lot of work, so this limit is in place to ensure collaboration and research are your primary focus. :The good news is, you can participate as a member in an infinite amount of Name Studies! ===Can I have Name Studies for surnames other than my own?=== :'''Yes!''' The surname can be one held by an ancestor, your own Last Name At Birth (LNAB), or even your married name. There are no restrictions to whom can coordinate or be a member of certain Name Study! :Of course, this also means that if someone asks to join the Name Study, but does not have the surname themselves, they can still join. === Where can I find the list of one name studies on WikiTree? === :For an index of all Name Studies, see [[:Category:One_Name_Studies]]. ::''Note:'' ::''Many surnames do not have their own unique One Name Study yet, but may be covered as a variant of another study. To see if a specific surname is part of an existing One Name Study project, enter the surname in the search box at the top of this page (without entering a first name). This will take you to the surname index page, e.g. [https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/COOKE https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/COOKE].'' ::''If there is a surname project it will be linked near the top of the page on the right, e.g. "Cooke Project".'' :If a surname is currently listed as a variant in another study, a variant overlaps with another existing study, or where the variant is more commonly found as a surname in its own right - Contact the [[Project:One Name Studies#How to Join|ONS Project Leaders]] for assistance. === How does a new study get listed on the ONS index page? === :This is done automatically through [[Project:One_Name_Studies#categorization|categorization]]. :If you need assistance, contact the [[Project:One Name Studies#How to Join|ONS Project Leaders]]. === How does a new study get linked from the appropriate surname index page? === :This is not done automatically. [[Project:One Name Studies#How to Join|ONS Project Leaders]] will enable this as part of the creation of the Name Study. === Are all one name studies the same? === :'''Yes''' and '''No'''. The ultimate aim of an ONS is to research the genealogy and family history of all persons with a given surname. But how you go about this is what sets your Name Study apart. === Does it make a difference if the surname is common or uncommon? === :Both common and uncommon surnames can produce effective name studies, even though the specific goals and tasks might be different. For example, a name study for a very common name like "Smith" might focus more on finding sources for the many unsourced Smith profiles and trying to connect unconnected Smiths to the Global Family Tree. A name study for a less common name like Portendorfer would likely spend more time tracing a handful of specific family lines and improving biographies. === Can you create a one name study for a patronymic name? === :'''Yes!''' While most surname studies follow one surname through the generations, one of the global goals of an ONS is to determine name meanings, and whether or not they are [[Wikipedia:Matriname|matronymic]], [[Wikipedia:Surname#Occupational_surname|occupational]], [[Wikipedia:Patronymic|patronymic]], [[Wikipedia:Toponymic_surname|topynomic]], etc. :Since only those patronymic names should be included in your study - be aware that an ONS might not help break down a brick wall - but would serve as a tool for further patronymic research. === What can be achieved with a one name study? === #Name origins (or earliest references); #Name meanings (are they [[Wikipedia:Matriname|matronymic]], [[Wikipedia:Surname#Occupational_surname|occupational]], [[Wikipedia:Patronymic|patronymic]], [[Wikipedia:Toponymic_surname|topynomic]], etc.); #The relative frequency or occurence of the name; #Patterns in migration; #Name variations and specific name branches; and #Reconstruct the genealogy of as many lines as possible. === Does a one name study have to be worldwide? === :'''Yes''' and '''No'''. As a One Name Study, the project serves as a genealogical collaboration platform that is centered around that particular name. However, you can limit your own research to a particular geographic area, time period, or even a single family line - but you would create a separate page and link it to the main Study page. ::''Note:'' ::''You should always welcome into the study anyone who wants to research the surname, no matter which location they may be interested in.'' ===What is an ONS Coordinator? === :ONS Projects are lead by [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special:Badges&b=one_name_studies ONS Coordinators]. These coordinators help to organize surname projects and teams as a genealogical collaboration platform that is centered around a particular name. Also see [[Project:One Name Studies#Requirements|Coordinator Requirements]]. ---- == Getting Started == === How do I set up the one name study category? === :Your primary Name Study Category (e.g., [[:Category:Smith Name Study]]) is placed into the main One Name Study Category: ::[[Category:One Name Studies]] :Your Name Study can then be broken down into subcategories, such as '''Devon, Haywood Name Study'''; '''Blacksmiths, Distin Name Study'''; or '''Spouses, Blagdon Name Study'''. :Now you can add your specific Study's category (or template which includes categorization) onto a profile in order for it to be included in your Name Study Categories. '''Only add your Name Study category or a template if you are the Profile Manager of the profile!''' If you are not, remember to ask first. It would help to explain why the profile would fit in your name study, and you may also find that the Project Manager would be interested in joining your study! :For a list of every profile with a given surname (whether they are currently included in your Study or not) can be found on the genealogy page (also known as the surname index). This would be a page like: [https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/COOKE https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/HARRIS]. You can change ''HARRIS'' to whatever surname you are interested in. :Using categories can be complicated. If you have questions or need help setting up categories, please contact the [[Project:One Name Studies#How to Join|ONS Project Leaders]] for assistance, or can use the [https://www.wikitree.com/contact/category/ Category Request form]. === Do I have to have a [[Free-Space Profiles|free-space profile]] for the project page or can I just use the name study category? === :'''Yes!''' The Space page serves as the collaboration platform for the study. It also enables links to work in the background, and is the 'front door' of your Study. :Creation of a one name study category means there will be a Space page which will be managed by the ONS Project. If you want to index profiles together but not be responsible for an ONS Project, please don't use the One Name Studies Project's category tree. Instead, check out [[Help:Personal_Categories|Personal Categories]]. === What happens if two studies were created for the same surname? === :WikiTree is all about collaboration. The first member who registers the Name with the ONS Project will serve as the [[#What is an ONS Coordinator?|ONS Coordinator]]. :Ideally, all individual research happens on Space pages that are linked to the main Name Study page. These pages can be linked to the main Name Study page! There should always be a single "home base" Name Study page that includes links to any other free space pages related to the project. ---- == Including Person Profiles == === How do profiles get added to the one name study? === :Enter the category (or a template that includes categorization) for the one name study to the [[Help:Biographies|biography section]] of a profile - categories above the heading; templates below the heading - and it will automatically appear on the category page once you save. :Never use [[Category:One Name Studies]] on person profiles. This is a "top level" category that should only be placed on your name study category page and will generate DB Errors for profiles. === Should I include females and adoptees? What about for those that married into the family? === :This is up to the members of the surname project and what goals are to be accomplished. ::Here is a (made-up) example. Susan Hill marries at age 17 and becomes Susan Murch. She lives for anotjer 70 years, has multiple children, and dies as Susan Murch. Should she be included in the Murch Name Study? :# Some say 'no', because she was born a Hill. :# Some say 'yes', because she only lived for 17 years as a Hill, mothered multiple Murch children, and live 70 years as a Murch. ::If a team study is to identify specific DNA results, think about who contributed to that DNA. Some things to consider: :# Is this study to identify males of a particular surname for yDNA test results? Then only males born into the line should be added. :# Is this study to identify all family members that contributed their DNA for autosomal or mitochondrial DNA test results? Then anyone born into the family, male and female, should be added. :In short, it is completely up to you and your specific research needs! === Can profiles included in a one name study be project-protected? === :Yes, but see the general requirements for [[Help:Project Protection|project-protected profile]] (PPP) status. This is rarely (if ever) done by the ONS Project itself, but is rather done through [[Help:Projects|Geographical or Topical Projects]]. ---- == Inspiration and Assistance == === Are there examples of one name studies on WikiTree? === {{Red|EXAMPLES COMING SOON!}} Have you seen a one name study on WikiTree that inspired you? Let us know about it with a comment below! === What are related WikiTree pages and projects? === * [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ak-oFwRF7z8 WikiTree Livecast on the One Name Studies Project]: YouTube video chat featuring Doug Lockwood. * [[Help:Editing Tips]]: This page also includes info for setting up tables on your page. ** The [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Help:Table Wikipedia help page on "How to Create Tables"] has more examples. * [[Project:DNA|WikiTree DNA Project]] === What are external tools and resources for name studies? === * [http://www.one-name-studies.org/ The Guild of One-Name Studies] * [http://surname-society.org/ The Surname Society] * [http://www.ukbmd.org.uk/one_name_study/ UKBMD One Name Studies] *[http://www.ffhs.org.uk/index.php Federation of Family History Societies] This home page covers all the U.K for Family History Societies. *[http://lockwood.one-name.net/ Great Example of a One Name Study] This Study uses Traditional Research & DNA Research in an attempt to link family lines. The study is administered by Peter Lockwood & is registered with the Guild of One Name Studies. * "[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ae95uMNEB8Q What's the Point of a One-Name Study?]" YouTube video by Helen Osborn of the Guild of One Name Studies. * [http://www.namethesaurus.com/ NameThesaurus] * [http://www.links2history.com/names.htm Names Origins and Meanings] * [http://www.lhaasdav.com/links/names.htm Lists of name links] some useful, others maybe not. * [http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~rwguide/lesson8.htm?cj=1&netid=cj&o_xid=0001029688&o_lid=0001029688&o_sch=Affiliate+External Rootsweb guide to names] * [https://www.zeemaps.com/ Map your data] A nice way to view family distribution, see the Hoolihan study for an example. *[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Y-STR_markers Y-STR markers] used in yDNA research and how are they significant. * [http://ftu.familytreemagazine.com/surnames-family-search Surname Set Up] * [http://worldnames.publicprofiler.org/ World Public Profiler] * [http://www.surnamedb.com/ Surnamedb] * [http://surnames.behindthename.com/ Behind the Name] * [http://www.locatemyname.com/ Locate my Name] * [http://www.cbgfamilienamen.nl/nfb/index.php?taal=eng Database of Surnames in The Netherlands]
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One Name Study - Jones surname
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This is a One Name Study to collect together in one place everything about the surname Jones and its variants. The hope is that researchers (like you!) will join our study to help make it a more valuable reference point for people studying their Jones pedigrees. This study is in conjunction with our [https://www.familytreedna.com/groups/jonessurname/about/background Jones Y-DNA project], our [https://www.familytreedna.com/groups/jones-autosomal-group/about/background Jones atDNA (autosomal) project], and our [http://www.jones-dna.org legacy one name (Jones) study website]. Please feel free to add categories and/or new details to your profiles, add questions to the [http://www.wikitree.com/g2g/tag/JONES JONES bulletin board], etc. [https://www.familytreedna.com/group-join.aspx?group=Jones '''Join our FTDNA Y-DNA project'''] [http://www.familytreedna.com/group-join.aspx?group=Jones-AutosomalGroup '''Join our FTDNA atDNA (autosomal) project'''] [https://www.facebook.com/groups/JonesSurnameFTDNA/ '''Join our Facebook group'''] [[Category:Jones Name Study]] [[Category:DNA_Projects]] '''Lead:''' [[Jones-30114|Zak Jones]]
One Name Study Project Templates
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[[Project:One Name Study]] > '''One Name Study Project Templates''' ==Project Member Stickers== There are two variations of the [[Template:Member|Member Sticker]] that can be used to show your affiliation with the One Name Study Project. These stickers should be used on WikiTree Member profiles only! To add this sticker to your profile, place the sticker code (see examples below) anywhere in the biography part of the profile. Usually you should put it next to the text describing the Sticker, but it should always be below the == Biography == heading and above the == Sources == heading. :'''General Project Affiliation''' :{{Member|ONS}}{{Member|ONS}} displays as:{{Clear}} :'''Specific One Name Study Affliation''' :{{Member|ONS|name=Jackson}}{{Member|ONS|name=Jackson}} displays as:{{Clear}} ---- ==One Name Study Sticker== There are two variations of the [[Template:One Name Study|One Name Study Sticker]] that can be used on profiles that are included in a One Name Study. To add this sticker to a profile included in your ONS, place the sticker code (see examples below) anywhere in the biography part of the profile. Usually you should put it next to the text describing the Sticker, but it should always be below the == Biography == heading and above the == Sources == heading. :'''General Sticker Usage''' :{{One Name Study|name=Jackson}}{{One Name Study|name=Jackson}} displays as:{{Clear}} :'''Categorization with Sticker''' :{{One Name Study|name=Jackson|category=Mississippi, Jackson Name Study}}{{One Name Study|name=Jackson|category=Mississippi, Jackson Name Study}} will place the profile into
[[:Category:Mississippi, Jackson Name Study]] and displays as:{{Clear}} ---- ==Sticker Customization== {{Member|ONS|name=Volcik}} {{One Name Study|name=Volcik}} In order to use your own Name Study image in a sticker, there are a few steps you must complete first: # Upload your Name Study image (or select as existing image on WikiTree) and copy the image code (e.g., ImageName-1.png). If you would like to use an existing Letter image, see [[Space:One_Name_Study_Images]] # Create a new Free Space page named in the format: '''XXX Name Study Info''' (e.g., [[Space:Volcik Name Study Info]]) # On this new page, place '''only the following code on the page''', and replace {{Red|ImageName-1.png}} with your image code: :::{{#switch: {{{1}}} |image= {{Red|ImageName-1.png}} :::}}
[[:Category:Mississippi, Jackson Name Study]] and displays as:{{Clear}} ---- ==Sticker Customization== {{Member|ONS|name=Volcik}} {{One Name Study|name=Volcik}} In order to use your own Name Study image in a sticker, there are a few steps you must complete first: # Upload your Name Study image (or select as existing image on WikiTree) and copy the image code (e.g., ImageName-1.png). If you would like to use an existing Letter image, see [[Space:One_Name_Study_Images]] # Create a new Free Space page named in the format: '''XXX Name Study Info''' (e.g., [[Space:Volcik Name Study Info]]) # On this new page, place '''only the following code on the page''', and replace {{Red|ImageName-1.png}} with your image code: :::
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[[Category:One Place Studies Project]] [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special:Badges&b=one_place_studies https://www.wikitree.com/images/badge/one_place_studies.gif] Below is a list of Wikitree Members who are contributing to the [[Project:One_Place_Studies|One Place Studies Project]]. Studies that have been featured in the [[Space:Social Media Team|#OnePlaceWednesday]] showcase are chosen randomly by an automation rule in Trello. However, if you would like your study to be featured, reach out to the [[Project:Ambassadors#How to Join|Ambassadors Project leadership]]. == Active Studies == === Africa === {| border="1" class="wikitable sortable" !WikiTree ID |Place |G2G Posts
Showcase |Notes |- ![[Cormac-6]] |[[Space:Cato_Ridge,_KwaZulu-Natal_Province_One_Place_Study|Cato Ridge, KwaZulu-Natal Province]] |{{G2GLink|1393243}} |South Africa |} === Asia === === Europe === {| border="1" class="wikitable sortable" !WikiTree ID |Place |G2G Posts
Showcase |Notes |- ![[N.-17]] |[[Space:Derenk,_Abaúj_One_Place_Study|Derenk, Abaúj]] |[[Image:Derenk_Hungary_One_Place_Study.jpg|75px]] |Hungary |- ![[Skjærstad-4]] |[[Space:Syrdal, Agder One Place Study|Syrdal, Agder]] | |Norway |- ![[Kendro-5]] |[[Space:Kľušov, Bardejov One Place Study|Kľušov, Bardejov]] | |Slovakia |- ![[Kendro-5]] |[[Space:Zborov, Bardejov One Place Study|Zborov, Bardejov]] | |Slovakia |- ![[Gutknecht-98]] |[[Space:Kuneschhau, Žiar nad Hronom One Place Study|Kuneschhau, Žiar nad Hronom]] | |Slovakia |- ![[Hensel-236]] |[[Space:Paris,_Bessarabia_One_Place_Study|Paris, Bessarabia]] |[[Image:Paris_Bessarabia_Russia.jpg|75px]] |Russia |- ![[Podgurski-88]] |[[Space:%C5%81%C4%99towe%2C_Limanowa_One_Place_Study|Łętowe, Limanowa]] | |Poland |- ![[Lavoie-802]] |[[Space:Flobecq One Place Study|Flobecq, Hainaut]] |{{G2GLink|1639396}}
[[Image:PFWC-21.png|75px]] |Belgium |- ![[Fanning-2036]] |[[Space:Clos-y-Geary,_Poortown,_Isle_of_Man_One_Place_Study|Clos-y-Geary,
Poortown, Isle of Man]] |[[Image:Clos-y-Geary_Poortown_Isle_of_Man_One_Place_Study-1.jpg|75px]] |Isle of Man |- ![[Sonczalla-1]] |[[Space:Cieplice,_Jarosław_One_Place_Study|Cieplice, Jarosław]] |{{G2GLink|1579294}}
[[Image:Cieplice_Jaroslaw_Galicja_Austria-7.jpg|75px]] |Poland |- ![[Duszynski-78]] |[[Space:Lambach%2C_Moselle_One_Place_Study|Lambach, Moselle]] | |France |- ![[De_Kloe-3]] |[[Space:Andel,_Noord-Brabant_One_Place_Study|Andel, Noord-Brabant]] |{{G2GLink|1403720}}
[[Image:Andel_The_Netherlands_Once_Place_Study.png|75px]] |Netherlands |- ![[Frappé-40]] |[[Space:Wambrechies%2C_Nord_One_Place_Study|Wambrechies, Nord]] |[[Image:Wambrechies_Nord_One_Place_Study.jpg|65px]] |France |- ![[Fremmerlid-1]] |[[Space:Hjørundfjord,_Møre_og_Romsdal_One_Place_Study|Hjørundfjord, Møre og Romsdal]] |[[Image:Hjorundfjord.jpg|75px]] |Norway |- ![[Vatant-1]] |[[Space:Kerloguennic%2C_Paule%2C_C%C3%B4tes-d%27Armor_One_Place_Study|Kerloguennic, Paule, Côtes-d'Armor]] |[[Image:Kerloguennic_Paule_Cotes-d_Armor_One_Place_Study-1.jpg|75px]] |France |- ![[Jaross-4]] |[[Space:Jaworze_G%C3%B3rne_One_Place_Study|Jaworze Górne]] | |Poland |- ![[Blomfield-390]] |[[Space:Prapatnice,_Split_Dalmatia_One_Place_Study|Prapatnice, Split Dalmatia]] | |Croatia |- ![[Hauer-314]] |[[Space:Gasen%2C_Steiermark_One_Place_Study|Gasen, Steiermark]] | |Austria |- ![[Kristensen-547]] |[[Space:Solum,_Telemark_One_Place_Study|Solum, Telemark]] | |Norway |- ![[Gage-1012]] |[[Space:Frederiks_sogn,_Viborg_One_Place_Study|Frederiks sogn, Viborg]] | |Denmark |- ![[Mulder-2419]] |[[Space:Moerkapelle,_Zuid-Holland_One_Place_Study|Moerkapelle, Zuid-Holland]] | |Netherlands |- |- ![[Petro-168]] |[[Space:Chme%C4%BEov%2C_Pre%C5%A1ov_One_Place_Study|Chmeľov, Prešov]] | |Slovakia |- ![[Petro-168]] |[[Space:Pu%C5%A1ovce%2C_Pre%C5%A1ov_One_Place_Study|Pušovce, Prešov]] | |Slovakia |- ![[Hansen-16136]] |[[Space:Aas_Farm%2C_Lur%C3%B8y%2C_Nordland_One_Place_Study|Aas Farm, Lurøy, Nordland]] | |Norway |- ![[Hansen-16136]] |[[Space:Bratland_Farm%2C_Lur%C3%B8y%2C_Nordland_One_Place_Study|Bratland Farm, Lurøy, Nordland]] | |Norway |- ![[Hansen-16136]] |[[Space:Lien_Farm%2C_Lur%C3%B8y%2C_Nordland_One_Place_Study|Lien Farm, Lurøy, Nordland]] | |Norway |- ![[Wilson-50243]] |[[Space:Santa_Maria_de_Montserrat_Abbey%2C_Catalonia_One_Place_Study|Santa Maria de Montserrat Abbey, Catalonia]] | |Spain |- ![[Wilson-50243]] |[[Space:Ch%C3%A2teau_de_Chenonceau%2C_Indre-et-Loire_One_Place_Study|Château de Chenonceau, Indre-et-Loire]] | |France |- ![[Kostakos-1]] |[[Space:Agios_Ioannis%2C_Sparta_One_Place_Study|Agios Ioannis, Sparta One Place Study]] | |Greece |} ---- ====Czechia==== {| border="1" class="wikitable sortable" !WikiTree ID |Place |G2G Posts
Showcase |Notes |- |- |- ![[Suchan-35]] |[[Space:Lichnov%2C_Brunt%C3%A1l%2C_Czechia_One_Place_Study|Lichnov, Bruntál, Czechia]] |[[Image:Lichnov_Bruntal_Czechia_One_Place_Study-3.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Krizenesky-5]] |[[Space:Tvrz_Kříženec_u_Vilice,_Tábor_One_Place_Study|Tvrz Kříženec u Vilice, Tábor]] |[[Image:K_345_izenec_u_Vilic_okres_Tabor-1.png|75px]] | |- ![[Krizenesky-5]] |[[Space:Kříženec_u_Šebířova,_Tábor_One_Place_Study|Kříženec u Šebířova, Tábor]] |{{G2GLink|1656614}}
[[Image:K_345_izenec_u_352_ebi_345_ova_okres_Tabor-2.png|75px]] | |- ![[Jares-3]] |[[Space:Skály,_Písek,_Czechia_One_Place_Study|Skály, Písek, Czechia]] |{{G2GLink|1422291}}
[[Image:PFWC-15.jpg|75px]] | |- |} ---- ====Denmark==== {| border="1" class="wikitable sortable" !WikiTree ID |Place |G2G Posts
Showcase |Notes |- |- ![[Gage-1012]] |[[Space:Frederiks_Sogn,_Danmark_One_Place_Study|Frederiks Sogn, Danmark]] | | |} ---- ====England==== {| border="1" class="wikitable sortable" !WikiTree ID |Place |G2G Posts
Showcase |Notes |- ![[Smith-123128]] |[[Space:Litlington,_Cambridgeshire_One_Place_Study|Litlington, Cambridgeshire]] | | |- ![[Cormack-404]] |[[Space:Alpraham, Cheshire One Place Study|Alpraham, Cheshire]] | | |- ![[Grogan-1083]] |[[Space:Nantwich, Cheshire One Place Study|Nantwich, Cheshire]] | | |- ![[Grogan-1083]] |[[Space:Welsh_Row,_Nantwich, Cheshire One Place Study|Welsh Row, Nantwich, Cheshire]] |{{G2GLink|1495818}}
[[Image:PFWC-24.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Lambert-1995]] |[[Space:Landulph,_Cornwall_One_Place_Study|Landulph, Cornwall]] | | |- ![[Holloway-425]] |[[Space:Porthleven,_Cornwall_One_Place_Study|Porthleven, Cornwall]] | | |- ![[Chiplen-1]] |[[Space:Wiveliscombe%2C_Somerset_One_Place_Study|Wiveliscombe, Somerset]] | | |- ![[Holmquist-171]] |[[Space:South_Wingfield,_Derbyshire_One_Place_Study|South Wingfield, Derbyshire]] | | |- ![[Atherton-1576]] |[[Space:Wormhill,_Derbyshire_One_Place_Study|Wormhill, Derbyshire]] | | |- ![[Smith-127977]] |[[Space:Charleton,_Devon_One_Place_Study|Charleton, Devon]] | | |- ![[Clemmons-210]] |[[Space:Chittlehampton,_Devon_One_Place_Study|Chittlehampton, Devon]] | | |- ![[Smith-129141]] |[[Space:Dunsford,_Devon_One_Place_Study|Dunsford, Devon]] | | |- ![[Maunder-179]] |[[Space:Luffincott,_Devon_One_Place_Study|Luffincott, Devon]] |{{G2GLink|1446189}}
[[Image:Luffincott_Devon_One_Place_Study.jpg|75px]] | | |- ![[Evans-33937]] |[[Space:Shobrooke,_Devon_One_Place_Study|Shobrooke, Devon]] | | |- ![[Haywood-41]] |[[Space:South_Pool,_Devon_One_Place_Study|South Pool, Devon]] |{{G2GLink|1371324}}
[[Image:RNH_Images-2.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Bowden-3925]] |[[Space:Sticklepath,_Devon_One_Place_Study|Sticklepath, Devon]] |{{G2GLink|1397174}}
[[Image:PFWC-10.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[White-22353]] |[[Space:East_Lulworth,_Dorset_One_Place_Study|East Lulworth, Dorset]] | | |- ![[White-22353]] |[[Space:Kingston,_Dorset_One_Place_Study|Kingston, Dorset]] |{{G2GLink|1670950}}
[[Image:PFWC-83.jpg|100px]] | |- ![[Buckle-52]] |[[Space:Sturminster_Newton,_Dorset_One_Place_Study|Sturminster Newton, Dorset]] | | |- ![[White-22353]] |[[Space:Tyneham,_Dorset_One_Place_Study|Tyneham, Dorset]] |{{G2GLink|1596730}}
[[Image:PFWC-56.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[White-22353]] |[[Space:West_Lulworth,_Dorset_One_Place_Study|West Lulworth, Dorset]] | | |- ![[Robinson-27225]] |[[Space:1_Kingdom_Way,_West_Hanningfield,_Essex_One_Place_Study|1 Kingdom Way,
West Hanningfield, Essex]] | | |- ![[Christmas-476]] |[[Space:Earls_Colne,_Essex_One_Place_Study|Earls Colne, Essex]] | | |- ![[Winkler-407]] |[[Space:Forest_of_Dean,_Gloucestershire_One_Place_Study|Forest of Dean, Gloucestershire]] |{{G2GLink|1470138}}
[[Image:PFWC-22.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Utting-102]] |[[Space:Lydney,_Gloucestershire_One_Place_Study|Lydney, Gloucestershire]] |{{G2GLink|1500370}} | |- ![[Moss-8155]] |[[Space:Old_Bakery%2C_Audlem%2C_Cheshire_One_Place_Study|Old Bakery, Audlem, Cheshire]] |[[Image:Old_Bakery_Audlem_Cheshire_One_Place_Study.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Moss-8155]] |[[Space:St_James_Church%2C_Audlem%2C_Cheshire_One_Place_Study|St James Church, Audlem, Cheshire]] | | |- ![[Daniell-327]] |[[Space:Eyam,_Derbyshire_One_Place_Study|Eyam, Derbyshire]] |{{G2GLink|1430855}}
[[Image:Eyam_Derbyshire_One_Place_Study-2.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[White-22353]] |[[Space:Lambrigg_Terrace,_Kendal,_Westmorland_One_Place_Study|Lambrigg Terrace,
Kendal, Westmorland]] | | |- ![[Wilson-50243]] |[[Space:HMY Britannia, Leith, Midlothian One Place Study|HMY Britannia,
Leith, Midlothian]] | | |- ![[Fuller-8857]] |[[Space:Eastrington,_Yorkshire_One_Place_Study|Eastrington, Yorkshire]] | | |- ![[Herdsman-1]] |[[Space:Flamborough,_Yorkshire_One_Place_Study|Flamborough, Yorkshire]] | | |- ![[Woody-1569]] |[[Space:Lythe,_Yorkshire_One_Place_Study|Lythe, Yorkshire]] | | |- ![[Jowett-548]] |[[Space:Port_of_Hull_Society_Sailors'_Orphan_Home_One_Place_Study|Port of Hull Society
Sailors' Orphan Home]] |{{G2GLink|1539533}}
[[Image:Port_of_Hull_Society_Sailors_Orphan_Home_One_Place_Study.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Woody-1569]] |[[Space:Robin_Hood's_Bay,_Yorkshire_One_Place_Study|Robin Hood's Bay, Yorkshire]] | | |- ![[Ryden-33]] |[[Space:Skelmanthorpe,_Yorkshire_One_Place_Study|Skelmanthorpe, Yorkshire]] | | |- ![[Woody-1569]] |[[Space:Staithes,_Yorkshire_One_Place_Study|Staithes, Yorkshire]] | | |- ![[Weston-4750]] |[[Space:Whitby,_Yorkshire_One_Place_Study|Whitby, Yorkshire]] |{{G2GLink|1551611}}
[[Image:PFWC-43.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Williams-47589]] |[[Space:Wombwell,_Yorkshire_One_Place_Study|Wombwell, Yorkshire]] |{{G2GLink|1484883}}
[[Image:Wombwell.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Adams-55395]] |[[Space:Shearsby,_Leicestershire_One_Place_Study|Shearsby, Leicestershire]] | | |- ![[Walmsley-632]] |[[Space:Newport_Street,_Barton_upon_Humber,_Lincolnshire_One_Place_Study|Newport Street,
Barton upon Humber, Lincolnshire]] | | |- ![[MacLeod-1797]] |[[Space:St_Mary%27s_Church%2C_Stamford%2C_Lincolnshire_One_Place_Study|St Mary's Church,
Stamford, Lincolnshire]] | | |- ![[Murphy-28404]] |[[Space:Pimlico_Road,_Chelsea,_Middlesex_One_Place_Study|Pimlico Road,
Chelsea, Middlesex]] | | |- ![[Murphy-28404]] |[[Space:Turks_Row,_Chelsea,_Middlesex_One_Place_Study|Turks Row,
Chelsea, Middlesex]] | | |- ![[Murphy-28404]] |[[Space:Victoria's_Yard,_Chelsea,_Middlesex_One_Place_Study|Victoria's Yard,
Chelsea, Middlesex]] | | |- ![[Robinson-27225]] |[[Space:Watchtower_House,_Mill_Hill,_Middlesex_One_Place_Study|Watchtower House,
Mill Hill, Middlesex]] | | |- ![[White-22353]] |[[Space:Wildwood_Terrace,_Hampstead,_Middlesex_One_Place_Study|Wildwood Terrace,
Hampstead, Middlesex]] |{{G2GLink|1573191}}
[[Image:Pevsner-2.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Robinson-27225]] |[[Space:Paisley, Renfrewshire One Place Study|Paisley, Renfrewshire]] | | |- ![[Turner-18066]] |[[Space:Castle_Acre,_Norfolk_One_Place_Study|Castle Acre, Norfolk]] |{{G2GLink|1490415}}
[[Image:Castle_Acre_One_Place_Study.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Bayes-370]] |[[Space:Hemblington,_Norfolk_One_Place_Study|Hemblington, Norfolk]] | | |- ![[Jones-103222]] |[[Space:Dunster,_Somerset_One_Place_Study|Dunster, Somerset]] | | |- ![[Sarson-77]] |[[Space:Taunton,_Somerset_One_Place_Study|Taunton, Somerset]] | | |- ![[Sarson-77]] |[[Space:The_Crescent,_Taunton,_Somerset_One_Place_Study|The Crescent,
Taunton, Somerset]] | | |- ![[Calcutt-41]] |[[Space:Wedmore,_Somerset_One_Place_Study|Wedmore, Somerset]] | | |- ![[Watson-10965]] |[[Space:Childs_Ercall,_Shropshire_One_Place_Study|Childs Ercall, Shropshire]] | | |- ![[Watson-10965]] |[[Space:Tibberton,_Shropshire_One_Place_Study|Tibberton, Shropshire]] | | |- ![[Benting-27]] |[[Space:Wrockwardine,_Shropshire_One_Place_Study|Wrockwardine, Shropshire]] | | |- ![[Harvey-18295]] |[[Space:Botley,_Hampshire_One_Place_Study|Botley, Hampshire]] | | |- ![[Adey-271]] |[[Space:Christchurch,_Hampshire_One_Place_Study|Christchurch, Hampshire]] |{{G2GLink|1590816}}
[[Image:PFWC-44.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Hill-38992]] |[[Space:Hound, Hampshire One Place Study|Hound, Hampshire]] | | |- ![[Hill-38992]] |[[Space:St Mary Extra, Hampshire One Place Study|St Mary Extra, Hampshire]] | | |- ![[Jones-103222]] |[[Space:St_Ronan's_Avenue,_Southsea,_Hampshire_One_Place_Study|St Ronan's Avenue,
Southsea, Hampshire]] | | |- ![[Joy-3044]] |[[Space:Sway, Hampshire One Place Study|Sway, Hampshire]] | | |- ![[MacLeod-1797]] |[[Space:Shenley,_Hertfordshire_One_Place_Study|Shenley, Hertfordshire]] | | |- ![[Hillman-1559]] |[[Space:Slade_Green,_Kent_One_Place_Study|Slade Green, Kent]] |{{G2GLink|1467401}}
[[Image:PFWC-21.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Terry-10160]] |[[Space:Haslingden, Lancashire One Place Study|Haslingden, Lancashire]] | | |- ![[Ryden-33]] |[[Space:Ribchester, Lancashire One Place Study|Ribchester, Lancashire]] | | |- ![[Morris-18630]] |[[Space:St_Helens,_Lancashire_One_Place_Study|St Helens, Lancashire]] | | |- ![[White-22353]] |[[Space:Yealand_Manor,_Yealand_Conyers,_Lancashire_One_Place_Study|Yealand Manor,
Yealand Conyers, Lancashire]] | | |- ![[Simons-2741]] |[[Space:Bicester,_Oxfordshire_One_Place_Study|Bicester, Oxfordshire]] |{{G2GLink|1645907}}
[[Image:Images_for_WikiTree_Social_Media-55.png|75px]] | |- ![[Long-18650]] |[[Space:Hanborough,_Oxfordshire_One_Place_Study|Hanborough, Oxfordshire]] | | |- ![[Pickett-1243]] |[[Space:South_Leigh,_Oxfordshire_One_Place_Study|South Leigh, Oxfordshire]] | | |- ![[Beveridge-683]] |[[Space:Tackley,_Oxfordshire_One_Place_Study|Tackley, Oxfordshire]] | | |- ![[Parker-41651]] |[[Space:Wheatley,_Oxfordshire_One_Place_Study|Wheatley, Oxfordshire]] | | |- ![[Jowett-548]] |[[Space:Great_Burdon,_Durham_One_Place_Study|Great Burdon, Durham]] | | |- ![[Utting-102]] |[[Space:Tower_Hamlets,_London_One_Place_Study|Tower Hamlets, London]] | | |- ![[Champion_de_Crespigny-8|Champion_de
_Crespigny-8]] |[[Space:Whitmore,_Staffordshire_One_Place_Study|Whitmore, Staffordshire]] | | |- ![[White-22353]] |[[Space:Aldeburgh,_Suffolk_One_Place_Study|Aldeburgh, Suffolk]] | | |- ![[Mutimer-76]] |[[Space:Athelington,_Suffolk_One_Place_Study|Athelington, Suffolk]] | | |- ![[Mutimer-76]] |[[Space:Badingham,_Suffolk_One_Place_Study|Badingham, Suffolk]] | | |- ![[Mutimer-76]] |[[Space:Bedfield,_Suffolk_One_Place_Study|Bedfield, Suffolk]] | | |- ![[Mutimer-76]] |[[Space:Bedingfield,_Suffolk_One_Place_Study|Bedingfield, Suffolk]] | | |- ![[Mutimer-76]] |[[Space:Brundish,_Suffolk_One_Place_Study|Brundish, Suffolk]] |{{G2GLink|1653998}}
[[Image:Photos_for_Profiles-197.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Mutimer-76]] |[[Space:Denham,_Suffolk_One_Place_Study|Denham, Suffolk]] |{{G2GLink|1607311}}
[[Image:Photos_for_Profiles-209.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Mutimer-76]] |[[Space:Dennington,_Suffolk_One_Place_Study|Dennington, Suffolk]] | | |- ![[Mutimer-76]] |[[Space:Fressingfield,_Suffolk_One_Place_Study|Fressingfield, Suffolk]] | | |- ![[Palmer-9783]] |[[Space:Great_Bricett,_Suffolk_One_Place_Study|Great Bricett, Suffolk]] |{{G2GLink|1476107}}
[[Image:Great_Bricett-2.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Ling-1181]] |[[Space:Great_Wratting,_Suffolk_One_Place_Study|Great Wratting, Suffolk]] | | |- ![[Mutimer-76]] |[[Space:Horham,_Suffolk_One_Place_Study|Horham, Suffolk]] | | |- ![[Mutimer-76]] |[[Space:Hoxne_Union_Workhouse,_Suffolk_One_Place_Study|Hoxne Union
Workhouse, Suffolk]] |{{G2GLink|}}
[[Image:FIFW-12.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Mutimer-76]] |[[Space:Hoxne,_Suffolk_One_Place_Study|Hoxne, Suffolk]] | | |- ![[Ling-1181]] |[[Space:Kedington,_Suffolk_One_Place_Study|Kedington, Suffolk]] | | |- ![[Ling-1181]] |[[Space:Little_Wratting,_Suffolk_One_Place_Study|Little Wratting, Suffolk]] | | |- ![[Young-11650]] |[[Space:Wetherden,_Suffolk_One_Place_Study|Wetherden, Suffolk]] | | |- ![[Mutimer-76]] |[[Space:Wilby,_Suffolk_One_Place_Study|Wilby, Suffolk]] |{{G2GLink|1503293}}
[[Image:Wilby_Suffolk_One_Place_Study-3.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Adey-271]] |[[Space:Dorking,_Surrey_One_Place_Study|Dorking, Surrey]] | | |- ![[Weston-4750]] |[[Space:Newick,_Sussex_One_Place_Study|Newick, Sussex]] | | |- ![[Guile-361]] |[[Space:West_Chiltington,_Sussex_One_Place_Study|West Chiltington, Sussex]] | | |- ![[Stretton-493]] |[[Space:All Cannings, Wiltshire One Place Study|All Cannings, Wiltshire]] | | |- ![[White-22353]] |[[Space:Melrose_Place,_Kendal,_Westmorland_One_Place_Study|Melrose Place,
Kendal, Westmorland]] |{{G2GLink|1636541}}
[[Image:Melrose_Place_Kendal-2.png|75px]] | | |- ![[White-22353]] |[[Space:Oxenholme,_Westmorland_One_Place_Study|Oxenholme, Westmorland]] | | |- ![[Langridge-71]] |[[Space:Binstead,_Isle_of_Wight_One_Place_Study|Binstead, Isle of Wight]] |{{G2GLink|1536010}}
[[Image:Binstead_Isle_of_Wight_One_Place_Study.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Langridge-71]] |[[Space:Brading,_Isle_of_Wight_One_Place_Study|Brading, Isle of Wight]] | | |- ![[Langridge-71]] |[[Space:Ryde,_Isle_of_Wight_One_Place_Study|Ryde, Isle of Wight]] | | |- ![[Thomson-11213]] |[[Space:Walthamstow%2C_Essex_One_Place_Study|Walthamstow, Essex]] | | |- ![[Macklem-13]] |[[Space:Buckfastleigh%2C_Devon_One_Place_Study|Buckfastleigh, Devon]] | | |- ![[Snowdon-647]] |[[Space:Kennet%2C_Clackmannanshire_One_Place_Study|Kennet, Clackmannanshire]] | | |- ![[Sederman-1]] |[[Space:Hulcote%2C_Bedfordshire_One_Place_Study|Hulcote, Bedfordshire]] | | |- ![[Serowka-1]] |[[Space:Charleville_Circus%2C_Sydenham%2C_Kent_One_Place_Study|Charleville Circus, Sydenham, Kent ]] | | |- |} ---- ====Germany==== {| border="1" class="wikitable sortable" !WikiTree ID |Place |G2G Posts
Showcase |Notes |- | |- ![[Lemen-157]] |[[Space:Wittendorf%2C_Baden-W%C3%BCrttemberg_One_Place_Study|Wittendorf, Baden-Württemberg]] |[[Image:Wittendorf_Baden-Wurttemberg_One_Place_Study.png|75px]] | |- ![[Lemen-157]] |[[Space:Schopfloch%2C_Baden-W%C3%BCrttemberg_One_Place_Study|Schopfloch, Baden-Württemberg]] |[[Image:Schopfloch_Baden-Wurttemberg_One_Place_Study-1.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Lemen-157]] |[[Space:Loßburg, Baden-Württemberg One Place Study|Loßburg, Baden-Württemberg]] ||{{G2GLink|1720829}}
[[Image:Lobburg_Baden-Wurttemberg_One_Place_Study-1.png|75px]] | |- ![[Bake-72]] |[[Space:Finsterwalde%2C_Brandenburg_One_Place_Study|Finsterwalde, Brandenburg]] |[[Image:Finsterwalde_Brandenburg_One_Place_Study.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Greenwood-3667]] |[[Space:Röbbel,_Niedersachsen_One_Place_Study|Röbbel, Niedersachsen]] | | |- ![[Behler-24]] |[[Space:Horneburg,_Nordrhein-Westfalen_One_Place_Study|Horneburg, Nordrhein-Westfalen]] |[[Image:Horneburg_Nordrhein-Westfalen_One_Place_Study.png|75px]] | |- ![[Venegas-49]] |[[Space:Zempelburg,_Preußen_One_Place_Study|Zempelburg, Preußen]] | | |- ![[Unfried-31]] |[[Space:Allenbach,_Rhineland-Palatinate_One_Place_Study|Allenbach, Rhineland-Palatinate]] |[[Image:Allenbach_Rhineland-Palatinate_One_Place_Study.png|75px]] | |- ![[Unfried-31]] |[[Space:Dhronecken,_Rhineland-Palatinate_One_Place_Study|Dhronecken, Rhineland-Palatinate]] |{{G2GLink|1416517}}
[[Image:Dhronecken_Rhineland-Palatinate_-_One_Place_Study-6.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Bissell-517]] |[[Space:Föhr,_Schleswig-Holstein_One_Place_Study|Föhr, Schleswig-Holstein]] |{{G2GLink|1674189}}
[[Image: Island_of_Foehr-1.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Elbert-215]] |[[Space:Wallenhorst%2C_Niedersachsen_One_Place_Study|Wallenhorst, Niedersachsen ]] |[[Image:Wallenhorst_Niedersachsen_One_Place_Study.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[König-651]] |[[Space:Glauberg%2C_Hessen_One_Place_Study|Glauberg, Hessen]] |[[Image:Glauberg.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Schmäing-4]] |[[Space:Ramsdorf%2C_Nordrhein-Westfalen_One_Place_Study|Ramsdorf, Nordrhein-Westfalen]] | |- ![[Blumreiter-1]] |[[Space:Gerresheim%2C_Nordrhein-Westfalen_One_Place_Study|Gerresheim, Nordrhein-Westfalen]] | |- ![[Bamberger-113]] |[[Space:Battenberg_(Eder)%2C_Hessen_One_Place_Study|Battenberg (Eder), Hessen]] |[[Image:Church_records_of_the_Amt_Battenberg.png|75px]] | |- ![[Rein-337]] |[[Space:Mansbach, Hessen One Place Study|Mansbach, Hessen]] | |- ![[Lemen-157]] |[[Space:Glatten, Baden-Württemberg One Place Study|Glatten, Baden-Württemberg]] |[[Image:Glatten_Baden-Wurttemberg_One_Place_Study-1.png|75px]] | |- ![[Miller-64890]] |[[Space:Hüttersdorf, Saarland One Place Study|Hüttersdorf, Saarland]] | |- ![[Elbert-215]] |[[Space:Gut Eversburg, Niedersachsen One Place Study|Gut Eversburg, Niedersachsen]] |[[Image:Gut_Eversburg_Niedersachsen_One_Place_Study.png|75px]] | |- ![[Schindler-204]] |[[Space:Clausthal, Niedersachsen One Place Study|Clausthal, Niedersachsen One Place Study]] | | |} ---- ====Ireland==== {| border="1" class="wikitable sortable" !WikiTree ID |Place |G2G Posts
Showcase |Notes |- |- |- ![[Myers-2401]] |[[Space:Ballycarry,_Antrim_One_Place_Study|Ballycarry, Antrim]] |{{G2GLink|}}
[[Image:PFWC-38.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Myers-2401]] |[[Space:Ballynure,_Antrim_One_Place_Study|Ballynure, Antrim]] | | |- ![[Kendro-5]] |[[Space:Layde Old Church, Cushendall, Antrim One Place Study|Layde Old Church,
Cushendall, Antrim]] | | |- ![[Rowley-3452]] ||[[Space:Magh_Luirg,_Ros_Comáin_One_Place_Study|Magh Luirg, Ros Comáin]] |{{G2GLink|1613436}}
[[Image:Magh_Luirg_Ros_Comain_One_Place_Study.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Myers-2401]] |[[Space:Skilganaban,_Antrim_One_Place_Study|Skilganaban, Antrim]] |{{G2GLink|1566252}}
[[Image:Skilganaban_Antrim_One_Place_Study.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Cogan-457]] |[[Space:Gowerhass_Townland,_Co._Clare_One_Place_Study|Gowerhass Townland, Co. Clare]] | | |- ![[O'Hara-2004]] |[[Space:Bandon,_Cork_One_Place_Study|Bandon, Cork]] |{{G2GLink|1659569}}
[[Image:PFWC-81.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Wilson-50243]] |[[Space:Westport, Mayo One Place Study|Westport, Mayo]] | | |- ![[Buckle-52]] |[[Space:Llansanffraid_Glan_Conwy,_Denbighshire_One_Place_Study|Llansanffraid Glan Conwy,
Denbighshire]] | | |- ![[Cottrell-943]] |[[Space:Raymoghy,_Donegal_One_Place_Study|Raymoghy, Donegal]] |{{G2GLink|1427986}} | |- ![[Massey-1834]] |[[Space:Drumgooland,_Down_One_Place_Study|Drumgooland, Down]] | | |- ![[McCormack-1488]] |[[Space:Carrowkeel,_Elphin_One_Place_Study|Carrowkeel, Elphin]] |{{G2GLink|1389613}}
[[Image:Carrowkeel_Elphin_One_Place_Study.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Kendro-5]] |[[Space:Derryoober, Galway One Place Study|Derryoober, Galway]] | | |- ![[O'Brien-12472]] |[[Space:Ballinacourty,_Dungarvan,_Waterford_One_Place_Study|Ballinacourty,
Dungarvan, Waterford]] | | |- ![[O'Connor-2001]] |[[Space:Sporthouse,_Waterford_One_Place_Study|Sporthouse, Waterford]] | | |- ![[Hennigan-514]] |[[Space:Dunlavin,_Wicklow_One_Place_Study|Dunlavin, Wicklow]] | | |- ![[Hennigan-514]] |[[Space:Hollywood, Wicklow One Place Study|Hollywood, Wicklow]] | | |- ![[Zimmerman-6128]] |[[Space:Carrowreagh_Townland,_Killedan_One_Place_Study|Carrowreagh Townland, Killedan]] | | |- ![[Barr-3987]] |[[Space:Admiran%2C_Donegal_One_Place_Study|Admiran, Donegal]] | | |- ![[Wilson-50243]] |[[Space:Blarney_Castle%2C_Blarney%2C_Cork_One_Place_Study|Blarney Castle, Blarney, Cork]] |[[Image:Blarney_Castle_Blarney_Cork_One_Place_Study-1.jpg|75px]] | | |- ![[Wilson-50243]] |[[Space:Kylemore_Abbey%2C_Connemara%2C_Galway_One_Place_Study|Kylemore Abbey, Connemara, Galway]] |{{G2GLink|1702030}}
[[Image:Blarney_Castle_Blarney_Cork_One_Place_Study-4.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Wilson-50243]] |[[Space:EPIC_The_Irish_Emigration_Museum%2C_Dublin_One_Place_Study|EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum, Dublin]] |[[Image:EPIC_The_Irish_Emigration_Museum_Dublin_One_Place_Study.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Wilson-50243]] |[[Space:Old_Library%2C_Trinity_College%2C_Dublin_One_Place_Study|Old Library, Trinity College, Dublin]] | | |- ![[Nickell-858]] |[[Space:Kin Edar House, Belfast One Place Study|Kin Edar House, Belfast]] | | |- ![[Poole-6282]] |[[Space:Drumnabehy Townland, Laois One Place Study|Drumnabehy Townland, Laois]] |[[Image:Drumnabehy_Townland_County_Laois.png|75px]] | |- |} ---- ====Italy==== {| border="1" class="wikitable sortable" !WikiTree ID |Place |G2G Posts
Showcase |Notes |- |- |- |- ![[Patrocinio_Costa-1]] |[[Space:Agnone,_Molise_One_Place_Study|Agnone, Molise]] | | |- ![[Caruso-344]] |[[Space:Larino,_Molise_One_Place_Study|Larino, Molise]] | | |- ![[Sano-4]] |[[Space:Ripalimosani,_Molise_One_Place_Study|Ripalimosani, Molise]] | | |- ![[Giampersa-1]] |[[Space:Acquaviva_delle_Fonti,_Apulia_One_Place_Study|Acquaviva delle Fonti, Apulia]] | | |- ![[Urbach-13]] |[[Space:Bisceglie,_Apulia_One_Place_Study|Bisceglie, Apulia]] | | |- ![[Maranda-80]] |[[Space:Ferruzzano,_Calabria_One_Place_Study|Ferruzzano, Calabria]] | | |- ![[Ferraiolo-2]] |[[Space:San_Pietro_a_Maida,_Calabria_One_Place_Study|San Pietro a Maida, Calabria]] | | |- ![[Williams-58398]] |[[Space:Acerra,_Campania_One_Place_Study|Acerra, Campania]] | | |- ![[Adey-271]] |[[Space:Barano d’Ischia, Campania One Place Study|Barano d'Ischia]] | | |- ![[Ferraiolo-2]] |[[Space:Gesualdo,_Campania_One_Place_Study|Gesualdo, Campania]] |{{G2GLink|1375403}}
[[Image:Gesualdo_Campania_One_Place_Study-1.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Sano-4]] |[[Space:Piana_di_Caiazzo,_Campania_One_Place_Study|Piana di Caiazzo, Campania]] | | |- ![[Rudd-2700]] |[[Space:Boltons,_Cumbria_One_Place_Study|Boltons, Cumbria]] | | |- ![[Parker-41651]] |[[Space:Jingling_End,_Kirkby_Lonsdale,_Cumbria_One_Place_Study|Jingling End, Kirkby Lonsdale,
Cumbria]] | | |- ![[Rudd-2700]] |[[Space:Westward,_Cumbria_One_Place_Study|Westward, Cumbria]] | | |- ![[Burkett-1190]] |[[Space:Borgo_Val_di_Taro,_Emilia-Romagna_One_Place_Study|Borgo Val di Taro, Emilia-Romagna]] | | |- ![[Jaross-4]] |[[Space:Maserno,_Emilia-Romagna_One_Place_Study|Maserno, Emilia-Romagna]] |{{G2GLink|1717416}}
[[Image:Maserno_Emilia-Romagna_One_Place_Study.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Burkett-1190]] |[[Space:Rovinaglia,_Emilia-Romagna_One_Place_Study|Rovinaglia, Emilia-Romagna]] | | |- ![[Burkett-1190]] |[[Space:San_Vincenzo,_Emilia-Romagna_One_Place_Study|San Vincenzo, Emilia-Romagna]] | | |- ![[Burkett-1190]] |[[Space:Valdena,_Emilia-Romagna_One_Place_Study|Valdena, Emilia-Romagna]] | | |- ![[Martin-15906]] |[[Space:Campodolcino,_Lombardy_One_Place_Study|Campodolcino, Lombardy]] |{{G2GLink|1642288}}
[[Image:PFWC-22.png|75px]] | |- ![[Martin-15906]] |[[Space:Chiavenna,_Lombardy_One_Place_Study|Chiavenna, Lombardy]] | | |- ![[Martin-15906]] |[[Space:Gordona,_Lombardy_One_Place_Study|Gordona, Lombardy]] | | |- ![[Martin-15906]] |[[Space:Mese,_Lombardy_One_Place_Study|Mese, Lombardy]] | | |- ![[Martin-15906]] |[[Space:Novate_Mezzola,_Lombardy_One_Place_Study|Novate Mezzola, Lombardy]] | | |- ![[Martin-15906]] |[[Space:Piuro,_Lombardy_One_Place_Study|Piuro, Lombardy]] | | |- ![[Martin-15906]] |[[Space:Samolaco,_Lombardy_One_Place_Study|Samolaco, Lombardy]] | | |- ![[Martin-15906]] |[[Space:San_Giacomo_Filippo,_Lombardy_One_Place_Study|San Giacomo Filippo, Lombardy]] | | |- ![[Martin-15906]] |[[Space:Villa_di_Chiavenna,_Lombardy_One_Place_Study|Villa di Chiavenna, Lombardy]] | | |- ![[Cascio-10]] |[[Space:Corleone,_Sicilia_One_Place_Study|Corleone, Sicilia]] | | |- ![[Hogan-1649]] |[[Space:Poggioreale,_Sicily_One_Place_Study|Poggioreale, Sicily]] |{{G2GLink|1587616}}
[[Image:Poggioreale_Sicily_One_Place_Study.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Margrett-17]] |[[Space:San_Filippo_del_Mela,_Sicilia_One_Place_Study|San Filippo del Mela, Sicilia]] |{{G2GLink|1662718}}
[[Image:San_Filippo_del_Mela_One_Place_Study-1.png|75px]] | |- ![[Coleman-10547]] |[[Space:Santa_Margherita_di_Belice,_Sicilia_One_Place_Study|Santa Margherita di Belice, Sicilia]] |{{G2GLink|1481955}}
[[Image:Santa_Margherita_di_Belice_Sicilia_One_Place_Study.png|75px]] | |- ![[Oliva-290]] |[[Space:Serro, Sicilia One Place Study|Serro, Sicilia]] | | |- ![[Guzzetta-24]] |[[Space:Valledolmo,_Sicilia_One_Place_Study|Valledolmo, Sicilia]] |{{G2GLink|1448937}}
[[Image:Valledolmo_Sicily_Italy_One_Place_Study-2.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Oliva-290]] |[[Space:Villafranca Tirrena, Sicilia One Place Study|Villafranca Tirrena, Sicilia]] | | |- ![[Vernon-2152]] |[[Space:Coldipeccio,_Umbria_One_Place_Study|Coldipeccio, Umbria]] | | |- ![[Vernon-2152]] |[[Space:Costacciaro%2C_Umbria_One_Place_Study|Costacciaro, Umbria]] | | |- ![[Vernon-2152]] |[[Space:Montebollo,_Umbria_One_Place_Study|Montebollo, Umbria]] | | |- ![[Vernon-2152]] |[[Space:Pascelupo,_Umbria_One_Place_Study|Pascelupo, Umbria]] |{{G2GLink|1617333}}
[[Image:Pascelupo_Umbria_One_Place_Study-1.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Vernon-2152]] |[[Space:Scheggia_e_Pascelupo,_Umbria_One_Place_Study|Scheggia e Pascelupo, Umbria]] | | |- ![[Basso-23]] |[[Space:Asiago,_Veneto_One_Place_Study|Asiago, Veneto]] | | |- ![[Podgurski-88]] |[[Space:Bagnoli_Irpino%2C_Campania_One_Place_Study|Bagnoli Irpino, Campania]] | | |- ![[Smith-187520]] |[[Space:Corato,_Puglia_One_Place_Study|Corato, Puglia]] |{{G2GLink|1582097}}
[[Image:Corato_Puglia_One_Place_Study.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Santoro-144]] |[[Space:Modugno,_Puglia_One_Place_Study|Modugno, Puglia]] |{{G2GLink|1382250}} | |- ![[Albertini-1]] |[[Space:Casale_Monferrato,_Piedmont_One_Place_Study|Casale Monferrato, Piedmont]] | | |- ![[Longo-33]] |[[Space:Casalvieri,_Lazio_One_Place_Study|Casalvieri, Lazio]] |[[Image:CASALVIERI.jpg|75px]] | |} ---- ====Portugal==== {| border="1" class="wikitable sortable" !WikiTree ID |Place |G2G Posts
Showcase |Notes |- |- |- |- ![[Wilson-50243]] |[[Space: Évora, Alentejo One Place Study|Évora, Alentejo]] |[[Image:Evora_Alentejo_One_Place_Study.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Wilson-50243]] |[[Space:Monsaraz, Alentejo One Place Study|Monsaraz, Alentejo]] |[[Image:Monsaraz_Alentejo_One_Place_Study-1.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Wilson-50243]] |[[Space:Óbidos, Centro One Place Study|Óbidos, Centro]] |[[Image:Obidos_Centro_One_Place_Study-3.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Wilson-50243]] |[[Space:Belém, Lisbon One Place Study|Belém, Lisbon]] |[[Image:Belem_Lisbon_One_Place_Study-1.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Wilson-50243]] |[[Space:Porto, Norte One Place Study|Porto, Norte]] |[[Image:Porto_Norte_One_Place_Study-5.jpg|75px]] | |- |} ---- ====Scotland==== {| border="1" class="wikitable sortable" !WikiTree ID |Place |G2G Posts
Showcase |Notes |- |- ![[Wilson-50243]] |[[Space:Urquhart Castle, Inverness-shire One Place Study|Urquhart Castle, Inverness-shire]] | | |- ![[Wilson-50243]] |[[Space:Stirling_Castle,_Stirling,_Stirlingshire_One_Place_Study|Stirling Castle,
Stirling, Stirlingshire]] | | |- ![[Wilson-50243]] |[[Space:Abbotsford House, Selkirkshire One Place Study|Abbotsford House, Selkirkshire]] | | |- ![[Wilson-50243]] |[[Space:Balmoral_Castle,_Aberdeenshire_One_Place_Study|Balmoral Castle, Aberdeenshire]] | | |- ![[Pennie-22]] |[[Space:Ellon,_Aberdeenshire_One_Place_Study|Ellon, Aberdeenshire]] | | |- ![[Palmer-9783]] |[[Space:Lonmay,_Aberdeenshire_One_Place_Study|Lonmay, Aberdeenshire]] | | |- ![[Pennie-22]] |[[Space:Old_Deer,_Aberdeenshire_One_Place_Study|Old Deer, Aberdeenshire]] | | |- ![[Wilson-50243]] |[[Space:Peterhead, Aberdeenshire One Place Study|Peterhead, Aberdeenshire]] |[[Image:PFWC-36.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Pennie-22]] |[[Space:Rathen,_Aberdeenshire_One_Place_Study|Rathen, Aberdeenshire]] | | |- ![[Palmer-9783]] |[[Space:St._Combs,_Aberdeenshire_One_Place_Study|St. Combs, Aberdeenshire]] | | |- ![[Povey-138]] |[[Space:Strathdon,_Aberdeenshire_One_Place_Study|Strathdon, Aberdeenshire]] | | |- ![[Pennie-22]] |[[Space:Strichen,_Aberdeenshire_One_Place_Study|Strichen, Aberdeenshire]] | | |- ![[Pennie-22]] |[[Space:Tyrie,_Aberdeenshire_One_Place_Study|Tyrie, Aberdeenshire]] | | |- ![[Wilson-50243]] |[[Space:Glamis Castle, Glamis, Angus One Place Study|Glamis Castle, Glamis, Angus]] | | |- ![[Wilson-50243]] |[[Space:Inveraray Castle, Argyll One Place Study|Inveraray Castle, Argyll]] | | |- ![[Wilson-50243]] |[[Space:Isle_of_Bute,_Argyll_and_Bute_One_Place_Study|Isle of Bute, Argyll and Bute]] | | |- ![[Wilson-50243]] |[[Space:Oban,_Argyll_and_Bute_One_Place_Study|Oban, Argyll and Bute]] | | |- ![[Smith-127977]] |[[Space:Auchinleck,_Ayrshire_One_Place_Study|Auchinleck, Ayrshire]] | | |- ![[Wilson-50243]] |[[Space:Auld_Kirk_of_John_the_Baptist%2C_Ayr%2C_South_Ayrshire_One_Place_Study|Auld Kirk of John the Baptist, Ayr,
South Ayrshire]] | | |- ![[Wilson-50243]] |[[Space:Ayr,_Ayrshire_One_Place_Study|Ayr, Ayrshire]] |{{G2GLink|1410513}}
[[Image:Ayr_Ayrshire_One_Place_Study-9.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Hunter-5770]] |[[Space:Hunterston%2C_Ayrshire_One_Place_Study|Hunterston, Ayrshire]] | | |- ![[Wilson-50243]] |[[Space:Kilmarnock,_Ayrshire_One_Place_Study|Kilmarnock, Ayrshire]] | | |- ![[Wilson-50243]] |[[Space:Mauchline,_Ayrshire_One_Place_Study|Mauchline, Ayrshire]] | | |- ![[Smith-127977]] |[[Space:Ochiltree,_Ayrshire_One_Place_Study|Ochiltree, Ayrshire]] | | |- ![[Smith-127977]] |[[Space:Old_Cumnock,_Ayrshire_One_Place_Study|Old Cumnock, Ayrshire]] | | |- ![[Wilson-50243]] |[[Space:Dumfries,_Dumfriesshire_One_Place_Study|Dumfries, Dumfriesshire]] | | |- ![[Hoolihan-104]] |[[Space:Watten,_Caithness_One_Place_Study|Watten, Caithness]] | | |- ![[Wilson-50243]] |[[Space:Auchinleck_House,_East_Ayrshire_One_Place_Study|Auchinleck House, East Ayrshire]] | | |- ![[Wilson-50243]] |[[Space:Dumfries_House,_East_Ayrshire_One_Place_Study|Dumfries House, East Ayrshire]] | | |- ![[Officer-241]] |[[Space:Dalrymple Crescent, Edinburgh, Midlothian One Place Study|Dalrymple Crescent,
Edinburgh, Midlothian]] | | |- ![[Wilson-50243]] |[[Space:Edinburgh_Castle,_Edinburgh,_Midlothian_One_Place_Study|Edinburgh Castle,
Edinburgh, Midlothian]] | | |- ![[Wilson-50243]] |[[Space:Culzean_Castle,_South_Ayrshire_One_Place_Study|Culzean Castle, South Ayrshire]] | | |- ![[Wilson-50243]] |[[Space:Dunnottar_Castle%2C_Kincardineshire%2C_Scotland_One_Place_Study|Dunnottar Castle,
Kincardineshire, Scotland]] | | |- ![[Turvey-154]] |[[Space:North_Ronaldsay,_Orkney_One_Place_Study|North Ronaldsay, Orkney]] | | |- ![[Sinclair-10563]] |[[Space:Kenmore%2C_Perthshire_One_Place_Study|Kenmore, Perthshire]] | |Honor Code Needs Signed |- ![[Wilson-50243]] |[[Space:Fort William, Inverness-shire One Place Study|Fort William, Inverness-shire]] | |- |} ---- ====Switzerland==== {| border="1" class="wikitable sortable" !WikiTree ID |Place |G2G Posts
Showcase |Notes |- |- |- ![[Lemen-157]] |[[Space:Boltigen%2C_Bern_One_Place_Study|Boltigen, Bern]] |[[Image:Boltigen_Bern_One_Place_Study-1.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Lemen-157]] |[[Space:Därstetten%2C_Bern_One_Place_Study|Därstetten, Bern]] |[[Image:Darstetten_Bern_One_Place_Study-1.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Lemen-157]] |[[Space:Diemtigen%2C_Bern_One_Place_Study|Diemtigen, Bern]] |[[Image:Diemtigen_Bern_One_Place_Study.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Lemen-157]] |[[Space:Erlenbach_im_Simmental%2C_Bern_One_Place_Study|Erlenbach im Simmental, Bern]] |[[Image:Erlenbach_im_Simmental_Bern_One_Place_Study-1.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Lemen-157]] |[[Space:Lenk_im_Simmental%2C_Bern_One_Place_Study|Lenk im Simmental, Bern]] |[[Image:Lenk_im_Simmental_Bern_One_Place_Study.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Lemen-157]] |[[Space:Oberwil_im_Simmental%2C_Bern_One_Place_Study|Oberwil im Simmental, Bern]] |[[Image:Oberwil_im_Simmental_Bern_One_Place_Study-1.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Lemen-157]] |[[Space:St._Stephan%2C_Bern_One_Place_Study|St. Stephan, Bern]] |[[Image:St_Stephan_Bern_One_Place_Study.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Lemen-157]] |[[Space:Wimmis%2C_Bern_One_Place_Study|Wimmis, Bern]] |[[Image:Wimmis_Bern_One_Place_Study-1.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Lemen-157]] |[[Space:Zweisimmen%2C_Bern_One_Place_Study|Zweisimmen, Bern]] |[[Image:Zweisimmen_Bern_One_Place_Study-1.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Staub-537]] |[[Space:Sevelen,_St_Gallen_One_Place_Study|Sevelen, St Gallen]] |{{G2GLink|1629267}}
[[Image:PFWC-79.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Tucker-11084]] |[[Space:Berneck,_St._Gallen_One_Place_Study|Berneck, St. Gallen]] |{{G2GLink|1487544}}
[[Image:Berneck_St_Gallen_One_Place_Study.png|75px]] | |- ![[Staub-537]] |[[Space:Buchs,_St._Gallen_One_Place_Study|Buchs, St. Gallen]] | | |} ---- ====Ukraine==== {| border="1" class="wikitable sortable" !WikiTree ID |Place |G2G Posts
Showcase |Notes |- |- |- ![[Hachfeld-3]] |[[Space:Bukovinka,_Zakarpattia_One_Place_Study|Bukovinka, Zakarpattia]] | | |- ![[Hachfeld-3]] |[[Space:Konoplivtsi,_Zakarpattia_One_Place_Study|Konoplivtsi, Zakarpattia]] | | |- ![[Hachfeld-3]] |[[Space:Kuchava,_Zakarpattia_One_Place_Study|Kuchava, Zakarpattia]] | | |- ![[Hachfeld-3]] |[[Space:Mukachevo,_Zakarpattia_One_Place_Study|Mukachevo, Zakarpattia]] | | |- ![[Hachfeld-3]] |[[Space:Palanok,_Zakarpattia_One_Place_Study|Palanok, Zakarpattia]] | | |- ![[Kogan-36]] |[[Space:Kakhovka,_Kherson_One_Place_Study|Kakhovka, Kherson]] | | |- ![[Potts-4651]] |[[Space:Sta%C5%84k%C3%B3w%2C_Lviv_One_Place_Study|Stańków, Lviv]] | |Ukraine |- |} ---- ====Wales==== {| border="1" class="wikitable sortable" !WikiTree ID |Place |G2G Posts
Showcase |Notes |- |- ![[Armstrong-17381]] |[[Space:Pen-y-waun_House_Llangadog,_Carmarthenshire_One_Place_Study|Pen-y-waun House
Llangadog, Carmarthenshire]] | | |- ![[Armstrong-17381]] |[[Space:Llangadog%2C_Carmarthenshire_One_Place_Study|Llangadog, Carmarthenshire]] | | |- ![[Hill-53077]] |[[Space:Barry,_Glamorgan_One_Place_Study|Barry, Glamorgan]] | | |} === North America === {| border="1" class="wikitable sortable" !WikiTree ID |Place |G2G Posts
Showcase |Notes |- ![[McBeth-165]] |[[Space:Africatown,_Alabama_One_Place_Study|Africatown, Alabama]] |{{G2GLink|1379029}}
[[Image:Africatown_Alabama_One_Place_Study.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Lively-1691]] |[[Space:Banks_Quarters,_Alabama_One_Place_Study|Banks Quarters, Alabama]] | | |- ![[McCormick-6233]] |[[Space:96th Street Northwest, Bonnie Doon, Alberta One Place Study|96th Street Northwest,
Bonnie Doon, Alberta]] | | |- ![[McCormick-6233]] |[[Space:Bonnie_Doon%2C_Edmonton%2C_Alberta_One_Place_Study|Bonnie Doon,
Edmonton, Alberta]] | | |- ![[Blean-2]] |[[Space:Bridgeland-Riverside,_Alberta_One_Place_Study|Bridgeland-Riverside,
Alberta]] | | |- ![[Weatherall-96]] |[[Space:Taylor, Nevada, Arkansas One Place Study|Taylor, Nevada,
Arkansas]] | | |- ![[Huggins-2519]] |[[Space:Picacho%2C_Arizona_One_Place_Study|Picacho, Arizona]] | | |- ![[Watkins-7379]] |[[Space:Anyox,_British_Columbia_One_Place_Study|Anyox, British Columbia]] | | |- ![[Watkins-7379]] |[[Space:Brisco,_British_Columbia_One_Place_Study|Brisco, British Columbia]] | | |- ![[Urbach-13]] |[[Space:142_Crescent_Avenue,_Portola_Valley,_California_One_Place_Study|142 Crescent Avenue,
Portola Valley, California]] | | |- ![[Robinson-27225]] |[[Space:Andersonia,_California_One_Place_Study|Andersonia, California]] |{{G2GLink|1368864}}
[[Image:Anderson-45659-4.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Nelson-3486]] |[[Space:Avalon,_California_One_Place_Study|Avalon, California]] | | |- ![[Urbach-13]] |[[Space:Castle_Air_Museum,_Atwater,_Merced,_California_One_Place_Study|Castle Air Museum, Atwater,
Merced, California]] | | |- ![[Urbach-13]] |[[Space:Crescent_Avenue,_Portola_Valley,_California_One_Place_Study|Crescent Avenue,
Portola Valley, California]] | | |- ![[Wilson-50243]] |[[Space:Palos_Verdes_Estates,_California_One_Place_Study|Palos Verdes Estates, California]] | | |- ![[Wilson-50243]] |[[Space:Manzanar War Relocation Center, California_One_Place_Study|Manzanar War
Relocation Center, California]] | | |- ![[Urbach-13]] |[[Space:Portola Valley, California One Place Study|Portola Valley, California]] | | |- ![[Stutz-25]] |[[Space:Tustin,_California_One_Place_Study|Tustin, California]] | | |- ![[Flanders-606]] |[[Space:East_Windsor,_Connecticut_One_Place_Study|East Windsor, Connecticut]] | | |- ![[Miller-64890]] |[[Space:Lebanon,_Connecticut_One_Place_Study|Lebanon, Connecticut]] | | |- ![[B-404]] |[[Space:New_Haven_Colony_One_Place_Study|New Haven Colony]] |{{G2GLink|1665471}}
[[Image:New_Haven_Colony.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Carroll-3959]] |[[Space:Sharon,_Connecticut_One_Place_Study|Sharon, Connecticut]] |{{G2GLink|1705472}}
[[Image:OPS_Images-2.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Paxton-178]] |[[Space:Simsbury,_Connecticut_One_Place_Study|Simsbury, Connecticut]] | | |- ![[Counce-43]] |[[Space:Stonington,_Connecticut_One_Place_Study|Stonington, Connecticut]] |{{G2GLink|1648786}}
[[Image:Stonington_New_London_Connecticut.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Payne-15730]] |[[Space:Enterprise,_Florida_One_Place_Study|Enterprise, Florida]] | | |- ![[Atkinson-3464]] |[[Space:LaVilla, Jacksonville, Florida One Place Study|LaVilla, Jacksonville, Florida]] | | |- ![[Wilson-50243]] |[[Space:St. Augustine, Florida One Place Study|St. Augustine, Florida]] | | |- ![[Wilson-50243]] |[[Space:The Casements, Ormond Beach, Florida One Place Study|The Casements,
Ormond Beach, Florida]] | | |- ![[Williams-28514]] |[[Space:Umatilla,_Florida_One_Place_Study|Umatilla, Florida]] |{{G2GLink|1512627}}
[[Image:PFWC-28.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Craig-4574]] |[[Space:Commerce,_Georgia_One_Place_Study|Commerce, Georgia]] |
[[Image:Commerce_Georgia_One_Place_Study.png|75px]] | |- ![[Murphy-10760]] |[[Space:Coolidge,_Georgia_One_Place_Study|Coolidge, Georgia]] | | |- ![[Wynn-2178]] |[[Space:Old Fourth Ward, Atlanta, Georgia One Place Study|Old Fourth Ward,
Atlanta, Georgia]] | | |- ![[Morley-3132]] |[[Space:Priest_River,_Idaho_One_Place_Study|Priest River, Idaho]] |{{G2GLink|1548490}}
[[Image:PFWC-42.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Weatherholt-55]] |[[Space:Alhambra,_Illinois_One_Place_Study|Alhambra, Illinois]] | | |- ![[Minder-4]] |[[Space:Eastern_Sangamon_County_Townships_One_Place_Study|Eastern Sangamon County Townships]] | | |- ![[Nelson-3486]] |[[Space:Green_Garden_Township,_Illinois_One_Place_Study|Green Garden Township, Illinois]] | | |- ![[Colville-218]] |[[Space:Harlem_Township,_Winnebago,_Illinois_One_Place_Study|Harlem Township, Winnebago, Illinois]] | | |- ![[Martin-1677]] |[[Space:Kane_County_Alms_House,_Illinois_One_Place_Study|Kane County Alms House, Illinois]] | | |- ![[Smith-159364]] |[[Space:Momence%2C_Illinois_One_Place_Study|Momence, Illinois]] | | |- ![[Johnson-66920]] |[[Space:Monroe_County,_Illinois_One_Place_Study|Monroe County, Illinois]] | | |- ![[Tucker-11084]] |[[Space:Peek_Home_Orphanage,_Polo,_Illinois_One_Place_Study|Peek Home Orphanage, Polo, Illinois]] | | |- ![[Tucker-11084]] |[[Space:Polo,_Illinois_One_Place_Study|Polo, Illinois]] | | |- ![[Frazier-3683]] |[[Space:St_Mary's_Parish,_Hooppole,_Illinois_One_Place_Study|St Mary's Parish, Hooppole, Illinois]] | | |- ![[White-22353]] |[[Space:Xenia,_Illinois_One_Place_Study|Xenia, Illinois]] | | |- ![[Lake-1774]] |[[Space:Burton,_Noble,_Indian_Territory_One_Place_Study|Burton, Noble,
Indian Territory]] | | |- ![[Allyn-193]] |[[Space:Bufkin, Indiana One Place Study|Bufkin, Indiana]] | | |- ![[Allyn-193]] |[[Space:Farmersville, Indiana One Place Study|Farmersville, Indiana]] | | |- ![[McBeth-165]] |[[Space:Haubstadt, Indiana One Place Study|Haubstadt, Indiana]] | | |- ![[Durbin-702]] |[[Space:St._John_the_Baptist_Church,_New_Haven,_Indiana_One_Place_Study|St. John the Baptist Church,
New Haven, Indiana]] | | |- ![[Langholf-2]] |[[Space:Iowa_Institute_for_Feeble-Minded_Children_One_Place_Study|Iowa Institute for
Feeble-Minded Children]] | | |- ![[Dale-2823]] |[[Space:Aarons_Run,_Kentucky_One_Place_Study|Aarons Run, Kentucky]] | | |- ![[Martin-1677]] |[[Space:Burning_Fork,_Magoffin,_Kentucky_One_Place_Study|Burning Fork, Magoffin, Kentucky]] | | |- ![[Payne-15730]] |[[Space:Disputanta, Kentucky One Place Study|Disputanta, Kentucky]] |{{G2GLink|1620404}}
[[Image:Disputanta_Kentucky_One_Place_Study-1.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Bishop-16832]] |[[Space:Harrison_County,_Kentucky_One_Place_Study|Harrison County, Kentucky]] | | |- ![[Williams-5383]] |[[Space:Hindman_Settlement_School,_Hindman,_Kentucky_One_Place_Study|Hindman Settlement School,
Hindman, Kentucky]] | | |- ![[Murphy-26503]] |[[Space:Meadowstone%2C_Georgetown%2C_Kentucky_One_Place_Study|Meadowstone,
Georgetown, Kentucky]] | | |- ![[Williams-5383]] |[[Space:Pine_Mountain_Settlement_School,_Harlan,_Kentucky_One_Place_Study|Pine Mountain Settlement School,
Harlan, Kentucky]] | | |- ![[Payne-15730]] |[[Space:Spring_Fork%2C_Kentucky_One_Place_Study|Spring Fork, Kentucky]] | | |- ![[Murtaugh-30]] |[[Space:Claiborne_Parish,_Louisiana_One_Place_Study|Claiborne Parish, Louisiana]] | | |- ![[Robinson-27225]] |[[Space:Vallette-Barrett_Plantation_House,_Algiers,_Louisiana_One_Place_Study|Vallette-Barrett Plantation House,
Algiers, Louisiana]] | | |- ![[Rowles-314]] |[[Space:Amherst,_Maine_One_Place_Study|Amherst, Maine]] | | |- ![[Rowles-314]] |[[Space:Aurora,_Maine_One_Place_Study|Aurora, Maine]] | | |- ![[Rowles-314]] |[[Space:Bar_Harbor,_Maine_One_Place_Study|Bar Harbor, Maine]] | | |- ![[Rowles-314]] |[[Space:Blue_Hill,_Maine_One_Place_Study|Blue Hill, Maine]] | | |- ![[Rowles-314]] |[[Space:Brooklin,_Maine_One_Place_Study|Brooklin, Maine]] | | |- ![[Rowles-314]] |[[Space:Brooksville,_Maine_One_Place_Study|Brooksville, Maine]] | | |- ![[Rowles-314]] |[[Space:Bucksport,_Maine_One_Place_Study|Bucksport, Maine]] | | |- ![[Fournier-255]] |[[Space:Buxton,_Maine_One_Place_Study|Buxton, Maine]] | | |- ![[Rowles-314]] |[[Space:Castine,_Maine_One_Place_Study|Castine, Maine]] |{{G2GLink|1562863}}
[[Image:Penobscot-1.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Rowles-314]] |[[Space:Cranberry_Isles,_Maine_One_Place_Study|Cranberry Isles, Maine]] | | |- ![[Rowles-314]] |[[Space:Dedham,_Maine_One_Place_Study|Dedham, Maine]] | | |- ![[Rowles-314]] |[[Space:Deer_Isle,_Maine_One_Place_Study|Deer Isle, Maine]] | | |- ![[Rowles-314]] |[[Space:Eastbrook,_Maine_One_Place_Study|Eastbrook, Maine]] | | |- ![[Rowles-314]] |[[Space:Ellsworth,_Maine_One_Place_Study|Ellsworth, Maine]] | | |- ![[Rowles-314]] |[[Space:Franklin,_Maine_One_Place_Study|Franklin, Maine]] | | |- ![[Rowles-314]] |[[Space:Frenchboro,_Maine_One_Place_Study|Frenchboro, Maine]] | | |- ![[Dellamano-2]] |[[Space:Ganderbrook_Lane_Raymond,_Maine_One_Place_Study|Ganderbrook Lane
Raymond, Maine]] | | |- ![[Rowles-314]] |[[Space:Gouldsboro,_Maine_One_Place_Study|Gouldsboro, Maine]] | | |- ![[Rowles-314]] |[[Space:Great_Pond,_Maine_One_Place_Study|Great Pond, Maine]] | | |- ![[Rowles-314]] |[[Space:Hancock,_Maine_One_Place_Study|Hancock, Maine]] | | |- ![[Rowles-314]] |[[Space:Isle_au_Haut,_Maine_One_Place_Study|Isle au Haut, Maine]] | | |- ![[Rowles-314]] |[[Space:Lamoine,_Maine_One_Place_Study|Lamoine, Maine]] | | |- ![[Rowles-314]] |[[Space:Mariaville,_Maine_One_Place_Study|Mariaville, Maine]] | | |- ![[Rowles-314]] |[[Space:Mount_Desert,_Maine_One_Place_Study|Mount Desert, Maine]] |{{G2GLink|1584872}}
[[Image:Mount_Desert.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Rowles-314]] |[[Space:Orland,_Maine_One_Place_Study|Orland, Maine]] | | |- ![[Rowles-314]] |[[Space:Osborn,_Maine_One_Place_Study|Osborn, Maine]] | | |- ![[Rowles-314]] |[[Space:Otis,_Maine_One_Place_Study|Otis, Maine]] | | |- ![[Rowles-314]] |[[Space:Penobscot,_Maine_One_Place_Study|Penobscot, Maine]] | | |- ![[Rowles-314]] |[[Space:Sedgwick,_Maine_One_Place_Study|Sedgwick, Maine]] |{{G2GLink|1697964}}
[[Image:Sedgwick-3.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Rowles-314]] |[[Space:Sorrento,_Maine_One_Place_Study|Sorrento, Maine]] | | |- ![[Rowles-314]] |[[Space:Southwest_Harbor,_Maine_One_Place_Study|Southwest Harbor, Maine]] | | |- ![[Rowles-314]] |[[Space:Stonington,_Maine_One_Place_Study|Stonington, Maine]] |{{G2GLink|1651283}}
[[Image:Robbins-2279-3.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Clark-30214]] |[[Space:Strong,_Maine_One_Place_Study|Strong, Maine]] | | |- ![[Rowles-314]] |[[Space:Sullivan,_Maine_One_Place_Study|Sullivan, Maine]] | | |- ![[Rowles-314]] |[[Space:Surry,_Maine_One_Place_Study|Surry, Maine]] | | |- ![[Rowles-314]] |[[Space:Swan's_Island,_Maine_One_Place_Study|Swan's Island, Maine]] | | |- ![[Rowles-314]] |[[Space:Tremont,_Maine_One_Place_Study|Tremont, Maine]] | | |- ![[Rowles-314]] |[[Space:Trenton,_Maine_One_Place_Study|Trenton, Maine]] | | |- ![[Rowles-314]] |[[Space:Verona_Island,_Maine_One_Place_Study|Verona Island, Maine]] | | |- ![[Rowles-314]] |[[Space:Waltham,_Maine_One_Place_Study|Waltham, Maine]] | | |- ![[Rowles-314]] |[[Space:Winter_Harbor,_Maine_One_Place_Study|Winter Harbor, Maine]] | | |- ![[Lavoie-74]] |[[Space:St._François_Xavier,_Manitoba_One_Place_Study|St. François Xavier, Manitoba]] | | |- ![[Peppler-18]] |[[Space:Bachman_Valley,_Maryland_One_Place_Study|Bachman Valley, Maryland]] | | |- ![[Mariott-18]] |[[Space:Rowley,_Massachusettes_One_Place_Study|Rowley, Massachusettes]] | | |- ![[Brown-38188]] |[[Space:Springfield, Massachusetts One Place Study|Springfield, Massachusetts]] | | |- ![[Anderson-27719]] |[[Space:Chebacco_Parish,_Massachusetts_One_Place_Study|Chebacco Parish, Massachusetts]] | | |- ![[Ferraiolo-2]] |[[Space:Haverhill,_Massachusetts_One_Place_Study-1|Haverhill, Massachusetts]] | | |- ![[Childs-1667]] |[[Space:Malden,_Massachusetts_One_Place_Study|Malden, Massachusetts]] |{{G2GLink|1460261}}
[[Image:Malden_Massachusetts.png|75px]] | |- ![[Robinson-27225]] |[[Space:Peaslee_Garrison,_Haverhill,_Massachusetts_One_Place_Study|Peaslee Garrison,
Haverhill, Massachusetts]] | | |- ![[Childs-1667]] |[[Space:Somerville, Massachusetts One Place Study|Somerville, Massachusetts]] | | |- ![[Lambert-4314]] |[[Space:Stoughton,_Massachusetts_One_Place_Study|Stoughton, Massachusetts]] | | |- ![[Reed-28962]] |[[Space:Westminster,_Massachusetts_One_Place_Study|Westminster, Massachusetts]] | | |- ![[Ross-18241]] |[[Space:Baraga, Michigan One Place Study|Baraga, Michigan]] | | |- ![[Spencer-12751]] |[[Space:Thumb_Lake,_Michigan_One_Place_Study|Thumb Lake, Michigan]] | | |- ![[Howe-14801]] |[[Space:Brooklyn Township, Minnesota One Place Study|Brooklyn Township,
Minnesota]] | | |- ![[Niskakoski-1]] |[[Space:Finland, Minnesota One Place Study|Finland, Minnesota]] |{{G2GLink|1506396}}
[[Image:PFWC-26.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Cruse-878]] |[[Space:Rogers, Minnesota One Place Study|Rogers, Minnesota]] | | |- ![[Jones-108375]] |[[Space:Abbeville, Mississippi One Place Study|Abbeville, Mississippi]] | | |- ![[Pocock-248]] |[[Space:Mound_Bayou,_Mississippi_One_Place_Study|Mound Bayou, Mississippi]] | | |- ![[Stephens-3929]] |[[Space:Pattonsburg, Missouri One Place Study|Pattonsburg, Missouri]] | | |- ![[Hensel-236]] |[[Space:Cuba,_Nebraska_One_Place_Study|Cuba, Nebraska]] | | |- ![[Lake-1774]] |[[Space:The_Lake_Mansion,_Hebron,_Nebraska_One_Place_Study|The Lake Mansion,
Hebron, Nebraska]] | | |- ![[Head-5589]] |[[Space:Rhyolite, Nevada One Place Study|Rhyolite, Nevada]] | | |- ![[Bloom-1124]] |[[Space:Alstead,_New_Hampshire_One_Place_Study|Alstead, New Hampshire]] | | |- ![[Cass-1112]] |[[Space:Hampton, New Hampshire One Place Study|Hampton, New Hampshire]] | | |- ![[Wright-4386]] |[[Space:Nelson,_New_Hampshire_One_Place_Study|Nelson, New Hampshire]] | | |- ![[Robinson-27225]] |[[Space:Clifton_House_Site,_Raton,_New_Mexico_One_Place_Study|Clifton House Site,
Raton, New Mexico]] | | |- ![[Robinson-27225]] |[[Space:Dawson,_New_Mexico_One_Place_Study|Dawson, New Mexico]] | | |- ![[Korte-201]] |[[Space:Holman, New Mexico One Place Study|Holman, New Mexico]] |{{G2GLink|1622883}}
[[Image:OPS_Images.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Korte-201]] |[[Space:Mora%2C_New_Mexico_One_Place_Study|Mora, New Mexico]] | | |- ![[Robinson-27225]] |[[Space:Raton,_New_Mexico_One_Place_Study|Raton, New Mexico]] | | |- ![[Robinson-27225]] |[[Space:Raton Tourist Park Cottages, Raton, New Mexico One Place Study|Raton Tourist
Park Cottages,
Raton, New Mexico]] | | |- ![[Sarlin-3]] |[[Space:New Mexico Military Institute, Roswell, New Mexico One Place Study|New Mexico Military Institute,
Roswell, New Mexico]] |[[Image:New_Mexico_Military_Institute.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Robinson-27225]] |[[Space:122-124_Columbia_Heights,_Brooklyn,_New_York_One_Place_Study|122-124 Columbia Heights,
Brooklyn, New York]] |{{G2GLink|1440343}}
[[Image:Jehovahs Witnesses-1.jpg|75 px]] |Rqst for help:
{{G2GLink|1031653}}
Update:
{{G2GLink|1434472}} |- ![[Selvaggio-84]] |[[Space:Degraw_Street,_Brooklyn,_New_York_One_Place_Study|Degraw Street,
Brooklyn, New York]] | | |- ![[Stutz-25]] |[[Space:Brill Building, Manhattan, New York One Place Study|Brill Building,
Manhattan, New York]] | | |- ![[Robinson-27225]] |[[Space:1_Kings_Drive_Tuxedo_Park,_New_York_One_Place_Study|1 Kings Drive
Tuxedo Park, New York]] | | |- ![[Weinheimer-29]] |[[Space:Chapman_Farmhouse,_New_York_One_Place_Study|Chapman Farmhouse, New York]] | | |- ![[Cook-7750]] | [[Space:Hudson_Falls%2C_New_York_One_Place_Study|Hudson Falls, New York]] | | |- ![[Stutz-25]] |[[Space:Children’s_Home_of_Poughkeepsie,_Poughkeepsie,_New_York_One_Place_Study|Children’s Home of Poughkeepsie,
Poughkeepsie, New York]] | | |- ![[Robinson-27225]] |[[Space:Forestville,_New_York_One_Place_Study|Forestville, New York]] | | |- ![[Engelhardt-556]] |[[Space:Granville, New York One Place Study|Granville, New York]] | | |- ![[Weinheimer-29]] |[[Space:Gomez_Mill_House,_New_York_One_Place_Study|Gomez Mill House,
New York]] |{{G2GLink|1555305}}
[[Image:Gomez_Mill_House.png|75px]] | |- ![[Robinson-27225]] |[[Space:Kingdom_Farm,_Lansing,_New_York_One_Place_Study|Kingdom Farm,
Lansing, New York]] |{{G2GLink|1601453}}
[[Image:FIFW-7.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Russ-330]] |[[Space:Lancaster,_New_York_One_Place_Study|Lancaster, New York]] | | |- ![[Sheggrud-1]] |[[Space:Otisco,_New_York_One_Place_Study|Otisco, New York]] | | |- ![[Robinson-27225]] |[[Space:Watchtower Educational Center, Patterson, New_York One Place Study|Watchtower Educational Center,
Patterson, New York]] | | |- ![[O'Dell-121]] |[[Space:Rockland, New York One Place Study|Rockland, New York]] | |{{G2GLink|1565837}} |- ![[Kelley-5386]] |[[Space:Abraham’s Plain, Rush, New York One Place Study|Abraham’s Plain,
Rush, New York]] | | |- ![[Craig-4574]] |[[Space:Wassaic_State_School,_Wassaic,_New_York_One_Place_Study|Wassaic State School,
Wassaic, New York]] |{{G2GLink|1593646}}
[[Image:Wassaic_State_School_Amenia_New_York_One_Place_Study.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Robinson-27225]] |[[Space:Watchtower_Farms,_Wallkill,_New_York_One_Place_Study|Watchtower Farms,
Wallkill, New York]] | | |- ![[Benjamin-1380]] |[[Space:Hermitage_Bay,_Newfoundland_One_Place_Study|Hermitage Bay, Newfoundland]] | | |- ![[Squires-2652]] |[[Space:Adam's_Cove,_Newfoundland_Colony_One_Place_Study|Adam's Cove,
Newfoundland Colony]] | | |- ![[Squires-2652]] |[[Space:Blackhead,_Newfoundland_Colony_One_Place_Study|Blackhead,
Newfoundland Colony]] | | |- ![[Squires-2652]] |[[Space:Bradley's_Cove,_Newfoundland_Colony_One_Place_Study|Bradley's Cove,
Newfoundland Colony]] | | |- ![[Squires-2652]] |[[Space:Broad_Cove,_Newfoundland_Colony_One_Place_Study|Broad Cove,
Newfoundland Colony]] | | |- ![[Squires-2652]] |[[Space:Mulley's_Cove,_Newfoundland_Colony_One_Place_Study|Mulley's Cove,
Newfoundland Colony]] | | |- ![[Squires-2652]] |[[Space:Ochre_Pit_Cove,_Newfoundland_Colony_One_Place_Study|Ochre Pit Cove,
Newfoundland Colony]] | | |- ![[Squires-2652]] |[[Space:Small_Point,_Newfoundland_Colony_One_Place_Study|Small Point,
Newfoundland Colony]] | | |- ![[Squires-2652]] |[[Space:Western_Bay,_Newfoundland_Colony_One_Place_Study|Western Bay,
Newfoundland Colony]] | | |- ![[Stephens-3929]] |[[Space:Eden, North Carolina One Place Study|Eden, North Carolina]] | | |- ![[Bellamy-2127]] |[[Space:Gaston,_North_Carolina_One_Place_Study|Gaston, North Carolina]] | | |- ![[Capps-66]] |[[Space:Gibsonville, North Carolina One Place Study|Gibsonville, North Carolina]] | | |- ![[Christensen-8328]] |[[Space:Mackeys_Ferry,_North_Carolina_One_Place_Study|Mackeys Ferry, North Carolina]] |{{G2GLink|1434337}} | |- ![[Smith-40964]] |[[Space:Upper_Regiment,_North_Carolina_One_Place_Study|Upper Regiment, North Carolina]] | | |- ![[Lake-1774]] |[[Space:Zane's_Trace,_Northwest_Territory_One_Place_Study|Zane's Trace, Northwest Territory]] |{{G2GLink|1711199}}
[[Image:Zane_s_Trace_-_Road_through_Ohio.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Nash-8023]] |[[Space:Donkin,_Nova_Scotia_One_Place_Study|Donkin, Nova Scotia]] |{{G2GLink|1425019}}
[[Image:Donkin_Nova_Scotia_One_Place_Study-19.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Mac_Neil-2]] |[[Space:River_Inhabitants,_Nova_Scotia_One_Place_Study|River Inhabitants, Nova Scotia]] | | |- ![[Rodgers-2825]] |[[Space:Dresden,_Ohio_One_Place_Study|Dresden, Ohio]] | | |- ![[Lake-1774]] |[[Space:Monroe_Township,_Licking,_Ohio_One_Place_Study|Monroe Township, Licking, Ohio]] | | |- ![[Dale-2823]] |[[Space:Pike_County_Children's_Home,_Waverly,_Ohio_One_Place_Study|Pike County Children's Home,
Waverly, Ohio]] | | |- ![[Wayson-16]] |[[Space:Ripley,_Ohio_One_Place_Study|Ripley, Ohio]] | | |- ![[Wayson-16]] |[[Space:Union_Township,_Brown_County,_Ohio_One_Place_Study|Union Township,
Brown County, Ohio]] | | |- ![[Barton-2012]] |[[Space:Apache,_Oklahoma_One_Place_Study|Apache, Oklahoma]] |{{G2GLink|}}
[[Image:Apache_Oklahoma_USA.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Miller-64890]] |[[Space:Milton_(Township),_Oklahoma_One_Place_Study|Milton (Township), Oklahoma]] | | |- ![[Miller-64890]] |[[Space:Monroe,_Oklahoma_One_Place_Study|Monroe, Oklahoma]] | | |- ![[Crawford-15512]] |[[Space:Beckwith,_Ontario_One_Place_Study|Beckwith, Ontario]] | | |- ![[Crawford-15512]] |[[Space:Carleton_Place,_Ontario_One_Place_Study|Carleton Place, Ontario]] | | |- ![[Beslock-1]] |[[Space:Cramahe_Township%2C_Ontario_One_Place_Study|Cramahe Township, Ontario]] | | |- ![[Crawford-15512]] |[[Space:Drummond-North_Elmsley,_Ontario_One_Place_Study|Drummond-North Elmsley, Ontario]] | | |- ![[Crawford-15512]] |[[Space:Holland_Marsh,_Ontario_One_Place_Study|Holland Marsh, Ontario]] | | |- ![[Crawford-15512]] |[[Space:Lanark_Highlands,_Ontario_One_Place_Study|Lanark Highlands, Ontario]] | | |- ![[Crawford-15512]] |[[Space:Little_Britain,_Ontario_One_Place_Study|Little Britain, Ontario]] | | |- ![[Crawford-15512]] |[[Space:Mississippi_Mills,_Ontario_One_Place_Study|Mississippi Mills, Ontario]] | | |- ![[Crawford-15512]] |[[Space:Montague,_Ontario_One_Place_Study|Montague, Ontario]] | | |- ![[Crawford-15512]] |[[Space:Perth,_Ontario_One_Place_Study|Perth, Ontario]] | | |- ![[Crawford-15512]] |[[Space:Smiths_Falls,_Ontario_One_Place_Study|Smiths Falls, Ontario]] |{{G2GLink|1668076}}
[[Image:PFWC-82.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Crawford-15512]] |[[Space:Tay_Valley,_Ontario_One_Place_Study|Tay Valley, Ontario]] |{{G2GLink|1524226}}
[[Image:PFWC-29.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[O'Hara-2004]] |[[Space:Bandon,_Oregon_One_Place_Study|Bandon, Oregon]] | | |- ![[Robe-79]] |[[Space:Brownsville,_Oregon_One_Place_Study|Brownsville, Oregon]] | | |- ![[Wilson-38495]] |[[Space:Jacksonville,_Oregon_One_Place_Study|Jacksonville, Oregon]] |{{G2GLink|1680214}}
[[Image:Jacksonville_Oregon_One_Place_Study.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Russell-31138]] |[[Space:Randolph,_Oregon_One_Place_Study|Randolph, Oregon]] | | |- ![[Robinson-27225]] |[[Space:56-60_Arch_Street,_Allegheny,_Pennsylvania_One_Place_Study|56-60 Arch Street,
Allegheny, Pennsylvania]] | | |- ![[Smith-121775]] |[[Space:Berwick,_Pennsylvania_One_Place_Study|Berwick, Pennsylvania]] | | |- ![[Rowles-314]] |[[Space:Clearfield,_Pennsylvania_One_Place_Study|Clearfield, Pennsylvania]] | | |- ![[Smith-308153]] |[[Space:Morgan Land, Pennsylvania One Place Study|Morgan Land, Pennsylvania]] | | |- ![[Smith-121775]] |[[Space:Nescopeck_Township,_Pennsylvania_One_Place_Study|Nescopeck Township, Pennsylvania]] |{{G2GLink|1451908}}
[[Image:Nescopeck_Luzerne_Co_Pa-5.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Smith-121775]] |[[Space:Pennsylvania_Coal_Region_One_Place_Study|Pennsylvania Coal Region]] | | |- ![[Hernly-6]] |[[Space:Rapho_Township,_Pennsylvania_One_Place_Study|Rapho Township, Pennsylvania]] | | |- ![[Smith-121775]] |[[Space:Salem_Township,_Luzerne_County,_Pennsylvania_One_Place_Study|Salem Township,
Luzerne County, Pennsylvania]] | | |- ![[Boudreau-1232]] |[[Space:Châteauguay,_Québec_One_Place_Study|Châteauguay, Québec]] |{{G2GLink|1407364}}
[[Image:PFWC-8.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Boudreau-1232]] |[[Space:L'Acadie,_Québec_One_Place_Study|L'Acadie, Québec]] |{{G2GLink|1437405}}
[[Image:L_Acadie_Quebec_One_Place_Study-2.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Constantineau-17]] |[[Space:Neuville,_Québec_One_Place_Study|Neuville, Québec]] |{{G2GLink|}}
[[Image:PFWC-18.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Sorensen-3521]] |[[Space:Ogdensburg,_Québec_One_Place_Study|Ogdensburg, Québec]] | | |- ![[Murtaugh-30]] |[[Space:Saint-Raymond,_Québec_One_Place_Study|Saint-Raymond, Québec]] | | |- ![[Silva-1055]] |[[Space:Tiverton,_Rhode_Island_One_Place_Study|Tiverton, Rhode Island]] | | |- ![[Ledesma-285]] |[[Space:San Javier, Sonora One Place Study|San Javier, Sonora]] |[[Image:San Javier Sonora One Place Study.jpg|65px]] | |- ![[Hartman-981]] |[[Space:Edisto_Island,_South_Carolina_One_Place_Study|Edisto Island,
South Carolina]] | | |- ![[McBeth-165]] |[[Space:Kingstree,_South_Carolina_One_Place_Study|Kingstree, South Carolina]] | | |- ![[McBeth-165]] |[[Space:Mount_Zion,_South_Carolina_One_Place_Study|Mount Zion,
South Carolina]] | | |- ![[McBeth-165]] |[[Space:New_Zion,_South_Carolina_One_Place_Study|New Zion, South Carolina]] | | |- ![[Parker-11287]] |[[Space:Sandy_Grove,_South_Carolina_One_Place_Study|Sandy Grove, South Carolina]] |{{G2GLink|1516615}}
[[Image:Sandy_Grove_Clarendon_County_South_Carolina.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Gardner-10299]] |[[Space:Turkey,_South_Carolina_One_Place_Study|Turkey, South Carolina]] | | |- ![[Robinson-27225]] |[[Space:Williams_Plantation_Greenville,_South_Carolina_One_Place_Study|Williams Plantation Greenville,
South Carolina]] | | |- ![[Wheeler-13722]] |[[Space:Alexandria,_Tennessee_One_Place_Study|Alexandria, Tennessee]] | | |- ![[Wheeler-13722]] |[[Space:Dismal,_Tennessee_One_Place_Study|Dismal, Tennessee]] | | |- ![[Wheeler-13722]] |[[Space:Dowelltown,_Tennessee_One_Place_Study|Dowelltown, Tennessee]] | | |- ![[Oliver-6712]] |[[Space:Dresden,_Tennessee_One_Place_Study|Dresden, Tennessee]] | | |- ![[Isleman-1]] |[[Space:Everett_Rowland_Sawmill,_Tennessee_One_Place_Study|Everett Rowland Sawmill, Tennessee]] | | |- ![[Martin-1677]] |[[Space:Fort_Blount,_Tennessee_One_Place_Study|Fort Blount, Tennessee]] | | |- ![[Wheeler-13722]] |[[Space:Liberty,_Tennessee_One_Place_Study|Liberty, Tennessee]] | | |- ![[Dale-2823]] |[[Space:Pressmen's_Home,_Tennessee_One_Place_Study|Pressmen's Home, Tennessee]] |{{G2GLink|1576444}}
[[Image:Pressman_s_Home_Tennessee_One_Place_Study.jpg|100px]] | |- ![[Czarowitz-1]] |[[Space:Bartlett,_Texas_One_Place_Study|Bartlett, Texas]] | | |- ![[Harris-5439]] |[[Space:Crosby,_Texas_One_Place_Study|Crosby, Texas]] |{{G2GLink|1457363}} | |- ![[Rasco-180]] |[[Space:Dickens%2C_Texas_One_Place_Study|Dickens, Texas]] | | |- ![[Smith-103692]] |[[Space:Early_Red_River,_Texas_One_Place_Study|Early Red River, Texas]] |{{G2GLink|1457363}}
[[Image:PFWC-20.jpg|75px]] |Rqst for help: {{G2GLink|1091358}} |- ![[Vardeman-46]] |[[Space:Levelland,_Texas_One_Place_Study|Levelland, Texas]] | | |- ![[Kelley-2232]] |[[Space:Germanna,_Virginia_One_Place_Study|Germanna, Virginia]] |{{G2GLink|1509725}} | |- ![[Clary-1861]] |[[Space:Lawrenceville, Virginia One Place Study|Lawrenceville, Virginia]] | | |- ![[Weddington-53]] |[[Space:Ruddle's Station, Kentucky, Virginia One Place Study|Ruddle's Station,
Kentucky, Virginia]] | | |- ![[Weddington-53]] |[[Space:Martin's Station, Kentucky, Virginia One Place Study|Martin's Station,
Kentucky, Virginia]] | | |- ![[Weddington-53]] |[[Space:Shenandoah_Valley_One_Place_Study|Shenandoah Valley]] |{{G2GLink|1509725}}
[[Image:Maps_and_Images-13.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Robinson-27225]] |[[Space:Ames_Road_Northeast,_Olympia,_Washington_One_Place_Study|Ames Road Northeast,
Olympia, Washington]] | | |- ![[Gerrish-476]] |[[Space:Bothell_Pioneers,_Washington_One_Place_Study|Bothell Pioneers, Washington]] | | |- ![[Gerrish-476]] |[[Space:Bothell,_Washington_One_Place_Study|Bothell, Washington]] | | |- ![[Peasley-221]] |[[Space:Brooklyn,_Washington_One_Place_Study|Brooklyn, Washington]] | | |- ![[Wilson-11435]] |[[Space:Cashmere,_Washington_One_Place_Study|Cashmere, Washington]] |{{G2GLink|1498086}} | |- ![[Watt-266]] |[[Space:Lester,_Washington_One_Place_Study|Lester, Washington]] |{{G2GLink|1498086}}
[[Image:PFWC-25.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Peasley-221]] |[[Space:Michigan_Hill,_Washington_One_Place_Study|Michigan Hill, Washington]] | | |- ![[Peasley-221]] |[[Space:Rosario,_Eastsound,_Washington_One_Place_Study|Rosario, Eastsound, Washington]] | | |- ![[Luker-573]] |[[Space:Fairfield%2C_Washington_One_Place_Study|Fairfield, Washington]] | | |- ![[Luker-573]] |[[Space:Wenatchee%2C_Washington_One_Place_Study|Wenatchee, Washington]] | | |- ![[Morris-22203]] |[[Space:Forks_of_Coal,_West_Virginia_One_Place_Study|Forks of Coal, West Virginia]] | | |- ![[Myers-2401]] |[[Space:Harpers_Ferry,_West_Virginia_One_Place_Study|Harpers Ferry, West Virginia]] | | |- ![[Stewart-763]] |[[Space:Sago,_West_Virginia_One_Place_Study|Sago, West Virginia]] | | |- ![[Craig-4574]] |[[Space:Trans-Allegheny_Lunatic_Asylum,_Weston,_West_Virginia_One_Place_Study|Trans-Allegheny Lunatic Asylum,
Weston, West Virginia]] |
[[Image:Trans-Allegheny_Lunatic_Asylum_Weston_West_Virginia_One_Place_Study-1.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Greenwood-3667]] |[[Space:Ableman-Rock Springs, Wisconsin One Place Study|Ableman-Rock Springs, Wisconsin]] | | |- ![[McBeth-165]] |[[Space:Burlington,_Wisconsin_One_Place_Study|Burlington, Wisconsin]] | | |- ![[Hansen-7692]] |[[Space:Caldwell,_Wisconsin_One_Place_Study|Caldwell, Wisconsin]] | | |- ![[Schweger-2]] |[[Space:Coloma%2C_Wisconsin_One_Place_Study|Coloma, Wisconsin]] | | |- ![[Rogers-37048]] |[[Space:Galesville,_Wisconsin_One_Place_Study|Galesville, Wisconsin]] | | |- ![[Devlin-670]] |[[Space:Pelican_Lake,_Wisconsin_One_Place_Study|Pelican Lake, Wisconsin]] | | |- ![[Langsdorf-34]] |[[Space:St. John the Baptist Catholic Church, Princeton, Wisconsin One Place Study|St. John the Baptist
Catholic Church,
Princeton, Wisconsin]] | | |- ![[Wolff-1363]] |[[Space:St_John_Evangelical_Lutheran_Church,_Black_Creek,_Wisconsin_One_Place_Study|St John Evangelical Lutheran Church,
Black Creek, Wisconsin]] | | |- ![[Tomlinson-2311]] |[[Space:Nochistlán, Zacatecas One Place Study|Nochistlán, Zacatecas]] |{{G2GLink|1632887}}
[[Image:PFWC-80.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Lemen-157]] |[[Space:Shepherdstown%2C_West_Virginia_One_Place_Study|Shepherdstown, West Virginia]] | | |- ![[Lemen-157]] |[[Space:Hedgesville%2C_West_Virginia_One_Place_Study|Hedgesville, West Virginia]] | | |- ![[Lemen-157]] |[[Space:Newcomerstown%2C_Ohio_One_Place_Study|Newcomerstown, Ohio]] | | |- ![[Lemen-157]] |[[Space:Marysville%2C_Ohio_One_Place_Study|Marysville, Ohio]] | | |- ![[Whittington-2355]] |[[Space:San_Antonito%2C_New_Mexico_One_Place_Study|San Antonito, New Mexico]] | | |- ![[Soltysiak-9]] |[[Space:Austin, Pennsylvania One Place Study|Austin, Pennsylvania]] |
[[Image:Austin Pennsylvania One Place Study.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Sinclair-11461]] |[[Space:Little_Cake%2C_Kentucky_One_Place_Study|Little Cake, Kentucky]] | | |- ![[Ward-21154]] |[[Space:Rockport%2C_New_Brunswick_One_Place_Study|Rockport, New Brunswick]] |
[[Image:Rockport_New_Brunswick_One_Place_Study.png|75px]] | |- ![[Trapp-533]] |[[Space:Kennard%2C_Texas_One_Place_Study|Kennard, Texas]] | | |- ![[LeMaster-580]] |[[Space:Salamonia%2C_Indiana_One_Place_Study|Salamonia, Indiana]] | | |- ![[Evans-29543]] |[[Space:Sheffield%2C_New_Brunswick_One_Place_Study|Sheffield, New Brunswick]] | | |- ![[Craig-4574]] |[[Space:Itmann%2C_West_Virginia_One_Place_Study|Itmann, West Virginia]] |
[[Image:Itmann_West_Virginia_One_Place_Study.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Blean-2]] |[[Space:Nose_Creek%2C_Alberta_One_Place_Study|Nose Creek, Alberta]] |
[[Image:Nose_Creek_Alberta_One_Place_Study-4.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Wilson-50243]] |[[Space:Palm_Beach%2C_Florida_One_Place_Study|Palm Beach, Florida]] | | |- ![[Christensen-8328]] |[[Space:Parkers_Creek%2C_Maryland_One_Place_Study|Parkers Creek, Maryland]] | | |- ![[Koonce-10]] |[[Space:Tarpon_Springs%2C_Florida_One_Place_Study|Tarpon Springs, Florida]] | | |- ![[Brown-8212]] |[[Space:Pleasantville%2C_Iowa_One_Place_Study|Pleasantville, Iowa]] | | |- ![[McFeaters-9]] |[[Space:Indiana%2C_Pennsylvania_One_Place_Study|Indiana, Pennsylvania]] |[[Image:Indiana_Pennsylvania_One_Place_Study.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[McFeaters-9]] |[[Space:Brush_Valley_Township%2C_Pennsylvania_One_Place_Study|Brush Valley Township, Pennsylvania]] | | |- ![[McFeaters-9]] |[[Space:Penn_Run%2C_Pennsylvania_One_Place_Study|Penn Run, Pennsylvania ]] | | |- ![[McFeaters-9]] |[[Space:Cherryhill_Township%2C_Pennsylvania_One_Place_Study|Cherryhill Township, Pennsylvania]] | | |- ![[Sayers-1556]] |[[Space:Barnesville%2C_Ohio_One_Place_Study|Barnesville, Ohio]] | | |- ![[Buckner-1534]] |[[Space:Siler_City%2C_North_Carolina_One_Place_Study|Siler City, North Carolina]] | | |- ![[Cox-27529]] |[[Space:Basilica_of_the_Sacred_Heart_of_Jesus%2C_Conewago_Township%2C_Pennsylvania_One_Place_Study|Basilica of the
Sacred Heart of Jesus,
Conewago Township, Pennsylvania]] |[[Image:Basilica_of_the_Sacred_Heart_of_Jesus.jpg|65px]] | |- ![[Tull-5]] |[[Space:Rose_Creek_School%2C_Selmer%2C_Tennessee_One_Place_Study|Rose Creek School, Selmer, Tennessee]] |[[Image:Rose_creek_school.1953.jpg|65px]] | |- ![[Neff-1845]] |[[Space:Northome%2C_Minnesota_One_Place_Study|Northome, Minnesota]] |[[Image:Northome_Minnesota_One_Place_Study-2.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Díaz-2569]] |[[Space:Jenny_Lind%2C_California_One_Place_Study|Jenny Lind, California]] | | |- ![[Zama_Escalante-1]] |[[Space:Chipilo, Puebla One Place Study|Chipilo, Puebla]] | | |- ![[Romaine-132]] |[[Space:Little Falls, New Jersey One Place Study|Little Falls, New Jersey]] | | |- ![[Sparks-2791]] |[[Space:Emanuel_Evangelical_Lutheran_Church%2C_Friesburg%2C_New_Jersey_One_Place_Study|Emanuel Evangelical
Lutheran Church,
Friesburg, New Jersey]] |[[Image:Emanuel_Evangelical_Lutheran_Church_Friesburg_New_Jersey_One_Place_Study.jpg|65px]] | |- ![[Payne-15730]] |[[Space:Eastern State Hospital, Lexington, Kentucky One Place Study|Eastern State Hospital, Lexington, Kentucky]] | | |- ![[Southgate-301]] |[[Space:Sutton%2C_Massachusetts_One_Place_Study|Sutton, Massachusetts]] | | |- ![[Haché-814]] |[[Space:Russell%2C_Ontario_One_Place_Study|Russell, Ontario ]] | | |- ![[Sarlin-3]] |[[Space:Window_Rock%2C_Arizona_One_Place_Study|Window Rock, Arizona ]] | |- ![[Kent-3265]] |[[Space:Dahlonega%2C_Georgia_One_Place_Study|Dahlonega, Georgia]] |[[Image:Dahlonega_Georgia_One_Place_Study.jpg|95px]] | |- ![[Driver-962]] |[[Space:Lincoln_School%2C_American%2C_Sacramento%2C_California_One_Place_Study|Lincoln School, American, Sacramento, California]] |[[Image:History_of_The_Lincoln_School_District_American_Township_Sacramento_and_Placer_Counties_California.jpg|75px]] |- ![[McGowan-38]] |[[Space:Appleton%2C_Minnesota_One_Place_Study|Appleton, Minnesota]] | | |- ![[B.-1734]] |[[Space:Alexandria%2C_Virginia_One_Place_Study|Alexandria, Virginia]] | | |- ![[Jousma-11]] |[[Space:Roosevelt_Park%2C_Grand_Rapids%2C_Michigan_One_Place_Study|Roosevelt Park, Grand Rapids, Michigan]] | | |- ![[Oldaker-144]] |[[Space:Leon%2C_West_Virginia_One_Place_Study|Leon, West Virginia]] | | |- ![[Wing-403]] |[[Space:Plymouth_Colony_One_Place_Study|Plymouth Colony ]] | | |- ![[Tucker-11084]] |[[Space:Evergreen School, Ogle County, Illinois One Place Study|Evergreen School, Ogle County, Illinois ]] | | |- ![[Tilley-856]] |[[Space:Fort Randolph, Virginia One Place Study|Fort Randolph, Virginia]] |[[Image:Fort_Randolph_Virginia_One_Place_Study.jpg|75px|Fort Randolph]] | |- ![[Tilley-856]] |[[Space:Fort Savannah, Virginia One Place Study|Fort Savannah, Virginia ]] | | |- ![[Tilley-856]] |[[Space:Fort Henry, Virginia One Place Study|Fort Henry, Virginia One Place Study]] |[[Image:Fort_Henry_Virginia_One_Place_Study.jpg|75px|Fort Henry, Virginia]] | |- ![[Gatlin-344]] |[[Space:Baillytown, Indiana One Place Study|Baillytown, Indiana]] | | |- ![[Gatlin-344]] |[[Space:Chesterton, Indiana One Place Study|Chesterton, Indiana]] | | |- ![[Gatlin-344]] |[[Space:Augsburg Evangelical Lutheran Church, Indiana One Place Study|Augsburg Evangelical Lutheran Church, Indiana]] | | |- ![[Stewart-26216]] |[[Space:Golah, New York One Place Study|Golah, New York]] | | |- ![[Noland-165]] |[[Space:Blackwater Swamp, Virginia One Place Study|Blackwater Swamp, Virginia]] | | |- ![[Alt-75]] |[[Space:Clearbrook, Minnesota One Place Study|Clearbrook, Minnesota]] | | |- ![[Alt-75]] |[[Space:Leonard, Minnesota One Place Study|Leonard, Minnesota]] | | |- ![[Alt-75]] |[[Space:Gonvick, Minnesota One Place Study|Gonvick, Minnesota]] | | |- ![[Mason-22776]] |[[Space:Torino, Illinois One Place Study|Torino, Illinois]] | | |- |} === Oceania === {| border="1" class="wikitable sortable" !WikiTree ID |Place |G2G Posts
Showcase |Notes |- ![[Voorhees-281]] |[[Space:Honokaʻa, Hawaiʻi One Place Study|Honokaʻa, Hawaiʻi]] | | |- ![[LaPlace-11]] |[[Space:Saint-Barthélemy_One_Place_Study|Saint-Barthélemy]] |{{G2GLink|1454790}}
[[Image:Saint-Barthelemy_One_Place_Study.png|75px]] | |- ![[Poncy-1]] |[[Space:Basse-Pointe,_Martinique_One_Place_Study|Basse-Pointe, Martinique]] |{{G2GLink|1626034}}
[[Image:History_of_Ajoupa_Bouillon.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Poncy-1]] |[[Space:Grand'Rivière,_Martinique_One_Place_Study|Grand'Rivière, Martinique]] | | |- ![[Poncy-1]] |[[Space:L'Ajoupa-Bouillon,_Martinique_One_Place_Study|L'Ajoupa-Bouillon, Martinique]] | | |- ![[Poncy-1]] |[[Space:Le_Lorrain,_Martinique_One_Place_Study|Le Lorrain, Martinique]] | | |- ![[Poncy-1]] |[[Space:Le_Morne-Rouge,_Martinique_One_Place_Study|Le Morne-Rouge, Martinique]] | | |- ![[Poncy-1]] |[[Space:Le_Prêcheur,_Martinique_One_Place_Study|Le Prêcheur, Martinique]] | | |- ![[Poncy-1]] |[[Space:Macouba,_Martinique_One_Place_Study|Macouba, Martinique]] | | |- ![[Poncy-1]] |[[Space:Martinique_du_Nord,_Martinique_One_Place_Study|Martinique du Nord, Martinique]] | | |- ![[Poncy-1]] |[[Space:Saint-Pierre,_Martinique_One_Place_Study|Saint-Pierre, Martinique]] | | |- ![[Rodriques-17]] |[[Space:Four Paths, Middlesex One Place Study|Four Paths, Middlesex]] | | |- ![[Rodriques-17]] |[[Space:Shaw Park Estate, Saint Ann, Middlesex One Place Study|Shaw Park Estate, Saint Ann, Middlesex]] | | |- ![[Osoria-3]] |[[Space:Hacienda Buena Vista, Magueyes, Ponce One Place Study|Hacienda Buena Vista,
Magueyes, Ponce]] | | |- ![[Lancaster-2885]] |[[Space:Clunes,_New_South_Wales_One_Place_Study|Clunes, New South Wales]] | | |- ![[Lancaster-2885]] |[[Space:Coraki,_New_South_Wales_One_Place_Study|Coraki, New South Wales]] | | |- ![[Coleman-14729]] |[[Space:Gunnedah,_New_South_Wales_One_Place_Study|Gunnedah, New South Wales]] | | |- ![[Martin-46788]] |[[Space:Chatham_Islands_One_Place_Study|Chatham Islands]] | | |- ![[Cooper-33754]] |[[Space:Logan, Queensland One Place Study|Logan, Queensland]] | | |- ![[Urquhart-93]] |[[Space:Ravenswood,_Queensland_One_Place_Study|Ravenswood, Queensland]] |{{G2GLink|1600268}}
[[Image:Ravenswood_Queensland-15.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Champion_de_Crespigny-8|Champion_de
_Crespigny-8]] |[[Space:Homebush,_Victoria_One_Place_Study|Homebush, Victoria]] | | |- ![[Haese-11]] |[[Space:Deanmill,_Western_Australia_One_Place_Study|Deanmill, Western Australia]] |{{G2GLink|1542392}}
[[Image:Western_Australia_Historical_Images-8.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Braddock-124]] |[[Space:Oamaru%2C_Otago_One_Place_Study|Oamaru, Otago]] | | |- ![[Fowler-8613]] |[[Space:Bluff%2C_Southland_One_Place_Study|Bluff, Southland]] | | |- ![[Fowler-8613]] |[[Space:Whenua Hou, Southland One Place Study|Whenua Hou, Southland]] | | |- ![[Kellett-33]] |[[Space:Onehunga%2C_Auckland_One_Place_Study|Onehunga, Auckland]] |{{G2GLink|1714346}}
[[Image:OPS_Images-6.png|75px]] | |- ![[Wimble-157]] |[[Space:Kiama, New South Wales One Place Study|Kiama, New South Wales One Place Study]] | | |} === South America === == Inactive Studies == The following studies "[[:Category:One Place Studies Project, Needs Coordinator|Needs a study coordinator]]", if you are interested in adopting one of these studies, reach out to the [[Project:Ambassadors#How to Join|Ambassadors Project leadership]]. {| border="1" class="wikitable sortable" cellpadding="9" ! align="center" style="background:#339933;"|Continent ! align="center" style="background:#339933;"|Place |- !Europe |[[Space:Tarves, Aberdeenshire One Place Study|Tarves, Aberdeenshire]] |- !Europe |[[Space:Castel_di_Sangro,_Abruzzo_One_Place_Study|Castel di Sangro, Abruzzo]] |- !Europe |[[Space:Prezza,_Abruzzo_One_Place_Study|Prezza, Abruzzo]] |- !Europe |[[Space:Neuenheim,_Baden-Württemberg_One_Place_Study|Neuenheim, Baden-Württemberg]] |- !Europe |[[Space:Barano_d’Ischia,_Campania_One_Place_Study|Barano d’Ischia, Campania]] |- !Europe |[[Space:St_Michael's_Mount,_Cornwall_One_Place_Study|St Michael's Mount, Cornwall]] |- !Europe |[[Space:Saint-Sauveur,_Dauphiné_One_Place_Study|Saint-Sauveur, Dauphiné]] |- !Europe |[[Space:Hinton_St_Mary,_Dorset_One_Place_Study|Hinton St Mary, Dorset]] |- !Europe |[[Space:Kirkpatrick_Juxta,_Dumfriesshire_One_Place_Study|Kirkpatrick Juxta, Dumfriesshire]] |- !Europe |[[Space:Berkeley,_Gloucestershire_One_Place_Study|Berkeley, Gloucestershire]] |- !Europe |[[Space:Salobreña,_Granada_One_Place_Study|Salobreña, Granada]] |- !Europe |[[Space:Hackås,_Jämtland_One_Place_Study|Hackås, Jämtland]] |- !Europe |[[Space:Lilla_Frö,_Kalmar_One_Place_Study|Lilla Frö, Kalmar]] |- !Europe |[[Space:Kirkby,_Lancashire_One_Place_Study|Kirkby, Lancashire]] |- !Europe |[[Space:Castelforte,_Lazio_One_Place_Study|Castelforte, Lazio]] |- !Europe |[[Space:Franklin’s_Row,_Chelsea,_Middlesex_One_Place_Study|Franklin’s Row, Chelsea, Middlesex]] |- !Europe |[[Space:Morby’s_Yard,_Chelsea,_Middlesex_One_Place_Study|Morby’s Yard, Chelsea, Middlesex]] |- !Europe |[[Space:St Barnabas Street, Wellingborough, Northamptonshire One Place Study|St Barnabas Street, Wellingborough, Northamptonshire]] |- !Europe |[[Space:Hjørundfjord,_Møre_og_Romsdal_One_Place_Study|Hjørundfjord, Møre og Romsdal]] |- !Europe |[[Space:Lappträsk,_Norrbotten_One_Place_Study|Lappträsk, Norrbotten]] |- !Europe |[[Space:Bletchingdon, Oxfordshire One Place Study|Bletchingdon, Oxfordshire]] |- !Europe |[[Space:Zabajka,_Rzeszów_One_Place_Study|Zabajka, Rzeszów]] |- !Europe |[[Space:Kraczkowa,_Rzeszów_One_Place_Study|Kraczkowa, Rzeszów]] |- !Europe |[[Space:Comté_de_Nice,_Sardinia_One_Place_Study|Comté de Nice, Sardinia]] |- !Europe |[[Space:Alia,_Sicilia_One_Place_Study|Alia, Sicilia]] |- !Europe |[[Space:Cerda,_Sicilia_One_Place_Study|Cerda, Sicilia]] |- !Europe |[[Space:Kudritz,_Temes_One_Place_Study|Kudritz, Temes]] |- !Europe |[[Space:Burträsk,_Västerbotten_One_Place_Study|Burträsk, Västerbotten]] |- !Europe |[[Space:Grundnäs,_Västerbotten_One_Place_Study|Grundnäs, Västerbotten]] |- !Europe |[[Space:Gresford,_Wrexham_One_Place_Study|Gresford, Wrexham]] |- !Europe |[[Space:Pateley_Bridge,_Yorkshire_One_Place_Study|Pateley Bridge, Yorkshire]] |- !Europe |[[Space:Fryšava_pod_Žákovou_horou,_Žďár_nad_Sázavou_One_Place_Study|Fryšava pod Žákovou horou, Žďár nad Sázavou]] |- !North America |[[Space:Ladiga,_Alabama_One_Place_Study|Ladiga, Alabama]] |- !North America |[[Space:Manu'a,_American_Samoa_One_Place_Study|Manu'a, American Samoa]] |- !North America |[[Space:Rifle,_Colorado_One_Place_Study|Rifle, Colorado]] |- !North America |[[Space:The_Daggett_House,_Andover,_Connecticut_One_Place_Study|The Daggett House, Andover, Connecticut]] |- !North America |[[Space:The_Enoch_Badger_House,_Andover,_Connecticut_One_Place_Study|The Enoch Badger House, Andover, Connecticut]] |- !North America |[[Space:Andover,_Connecticut_One_Place_Study|Andover, Connecticut]] |- !North America |[[Space:Bethlehem,_Indiana_One_Place_Study|Bethlehem, Indiana]] |- !North America |[[Space:Texas,_Maryland_One_Place_Study|Texas, Maryland]] |- !North America |[[Space:Perkins_School_for_the_Blind_Watertown,_Massachusetts_One_Place_Study|Perkins School for the Blind Watertown, Massachusetts]] |- !North America |[[Space:Dayton,_Minnesota_One_Place_Study|Dayton, Minnesota]] |- !North America |[[Space:Wawarsing_Hamlet,_New_York_One_Place_Study|Wawarsing Hamlet, New York]] |- !North America |[[Space:Wilson, North Carolina One Place Study|Wilson, North Carolina]] |- !North America |[[Space:Mulmur,_Ontario_One_Place_Study|Mulmur, Ontario]] |- !North America |[[Space:Sombra,_Ontario_One_Place_Study|Sombra, Ontario]] |- !North America |[[Space:Barrington%2C_Rhode_Island_One_Place_Study|Barrington, Rhode Island]] |- !North America |[[Space:Bristol%2C_Rhode_Island_One_Place_Study|Bristol, Rhode Island]] |- !North America |[[Space:Jamestown%2C_Rhode_Island_One_Place_Study|Jamestown, Rhode Island]] |- !North America |[[Space:Little_Compton%2C_Rhode_Island_One_Place_Study|Little Compton, Rhode Island]] |- !North America |[[Space:Middletown%2C_Rhode_Island_One_Place_Study|Middletown, Rhode Island]] |- !North America |[[Space:Portsmouth%2C_Rhode_Island_One_Place_Study|Portsmouth, Rhode Island]] |- !North America |[[Space:Warren%2C_Rhode_Island_One_Place_Study|Warren, Rhode Island]] |- !Oceania |[[Space:Ourimbah,_New_South_Wales_One_Place_Study|Ourimbah, New South Wales]] |- !Oceania |[[Space:Georgetown,_Saint_Vincent_One_Place_Study|Georgetown, Saint Vincent]] |- !Oceania |[[Space:Hookina%2C_South_Australia_One_Place_Study|Hookina, South Australia]] |- !Oceania |[[Space:Kingstown,_Saint_Vincent_One_Place_Study|Kingstown, Saint Vincent]] |- !Oceania |[[Space:Richland_Park,_Saint_Vincent_One_Place_Study|Richland Park, Saint Vincent]] |- !Oceania |[[Space:Rose_Bank,_Saint_Vincent_One_Place_Study|Rose Bank, Saint Vincent]] |}
Showcase |Notes |- ![[Cormac-6]] |[[Space:Cato_Ridge,_KwaZulu-Natal_Province_One_Place_Study|Cato Ridge, KwaZulu-Natal Province]] |{{G2GLink|1393243}} |South Africa |} === Asia === === Europe === {| border="1" class="wikitable sortable" !WikiTree ID |Place |G2G Posts
Showcase |Notes |- ![[N.-17]] |[[Space:Derenk,_Abaúj_One_Place_Study|Derenk, Abaúj]] |[[Image:Derenk_Hungary_One_Place_Study.jpg|75px]] |Hungary |- ![[Skjærstad-4]] |[[Space:Syrdal, Agder One Place Study|Syrdal, Agder]] | |Norway |- ![[Kendro-5]] |[[Space:Kľušov, Bardejov One Place Study|Kľušov, Bardejov]] | |Slovakia |- ![[Kendro-5]] |[[Space:Zborov, Bardejov One Place Study|Zborov, Bardejov]] | |Slovakia |- ![[Gutknecht-98]] |[[Space:Kuneschhau, Žiar nad Hronom One Place Study|Kuneschhau, Žiar nad Hronom]] | |Slovakia |- ![[Hensel-236]] |[[Space:Paris,_Bessarabia_One_Place_Study|Paris, Bessarabia]] |[[Image:Paris_Bessarabia_Russia.jpg|75px]] |Russia |- ![[Podgurski-88]] |[[Space:%C5%81%C4%99towe%2C_Limanowa_One_Place_Study|Łętowe, Limanowa]] | |Poland |- ![[Lavoie-802]] |[[Space:Flobecq One Place Study|Flobecq, Hainaut]] |{{G2GLink|1639396}}
[[Image:PFWC-21.png|75px]] |Belgium |- ![[Fanning-2036]] |[[Space:Clos-y-Geary,_Poortown,_Isle_of_Man_One_Place_Study|Clos-y-Geary,
Poortown, Isle of Man]] |[[Image:Clos-y-Geary_Poortown_Isle_of_Man_One_Place_Study-1.jpg|75px]] |Isle of Man |- ![[Sonczalla-1]] |[[Space:Cieplice,_Jarosław_One_Place_Study|Cieplice, Jarosław]] |{{G2GLink|1579294}}
[[Image:Cieplice_Jaroslaw_Galicja_Austria-7.jpg|75px]] |Poland |- ![[Duszynski-78]] |[[Space:Lambach%2C_Moselle_One_Place_Study|Lambach, Moselle]] | |France |- ![[De_Kloe-3]] |[[Space:Andel,_Noord-Brabant_One_Place_Study|Andel, Noord-Brabant]] |{{G2GLink|1403720}}
[[Image:Andel_The_Netherlands_Once_Place_Study.png|75px]] |Netherlands |- ![[Frappé-40]] |[[Space:Wambrechies%2C_Nord_One_Place_Study|Wambrechies, Nord]] |[[Image:Wambrechies_Nord_One_Place_Study.jpg|65px]] |France |- ![[Fremmerlid-1]] |[[Space:Hjørundfjord,_Møre_og_Romsdal_One_Place_Study|Hjørundfjord, Møre og Romsdal]] |[[Image:Hjorundfjord.jpg|75px]] |Norway |- ![[Vatant-1]] |[[Space:Kerloguennic%2C_Paule%2C_C%C3%B4tes-d%27Armor_One_Place_Study|Kerloguennic, Paule, Côtes-d'Armor]] |[[Image:Kerloguennic_Paule_Cotes-d_Armor_One_Place_Study-1.jpg|75px]] |France |- ![[Jaross-4]] |[[Space:Jaworze_G%C3%B3rne_One_Place_Study|Jaworze Górne]] | |Poland |- ![[Blomfield-390]] |[[Space:Prapatnice,_Split_Dalmatia_One_Place_Study|Prapatnice, Split Dalmatia]] | |Croatia |- ![[Hauer-314]] |[[Space:Gasen%2C_Steiermark_One_Place_Study|Gasen, Steiermark]] | |Austria |- ![[Kristensen-547]] |[[Space:Solum,_Telemark_One_Place_Study|Solum, Telemark]] | |Norway |- ![[Gage-1012]] |[[Space:Frederiks_sogn,_Viborg_One_Place_Study|Frederiks sogn, Viborg]] | |Denmark |- ![[Mulder-2419]] |[[Space:Moerkapelle,_Zuid-Holland_One_Place_Study|Moerkapelle, Zuid-Holland]] | |Netherlands |- |- ![[Petro-168]] |[[Space:Chme%C4%BEov%2C_Pre%C5%A1ov_One_Place_Study|Chmeľov, Prešov]] | |Slovakia |- ![[Petro-168]] |[[Space:Pu%C5%A1ovce%2C_Pre%C5%A1ov_One_Place_Study|Pušovce, Prešov]] | |Slovakia |- ![[Hansen-16136]] |[[Space:Aas_Farm%2C_Lur%C3%B8y%2C_Nordland_One_Place_Study|Aas Farm, Lurøy, Nordland]] | |Norway |- ![[Hansen-16136]] |[[Space:Bratland_Farm%2C_Lur%C3%B8y%2C_Nordland_One_Place_Study|Bratland Farm, Lurøy, Nordland]] | |Norway |- ![[Hansen-16136]] |[[Space:Lien_Farm%2C_Lur%C3%B8y%2C_Nordland_One_Place_Study|Lien Farm, Lurøy, Nordland]] | |Norway |- ![[Wilson-50243]] |[[Space:Santa_Maria_de_Montserrat_Abbey%2C_Catalonia_One_Place_Study|Santa Maria de Montserrat Abbey, Catalonia]] | |Spain |- ![[Wilson-50243]] |[[Space:Ch%C3%A2teau_de_Chenonceau%2C_Indre-et-Loire_One_Place_Study|Château de Chenonceau, Indre-et-Loire]] | |France |- ![[Kostakos-1]] |[[Space:Agios_Ioannis%2C_Sparta_One_Place_Study|Agios Ioannis, Sparta One Place Study]] | |Greece |} ---- ====Czechia==== {| border="1" class="wikitable sortable" !WikiTree ID |Place |G2G Posts
Showcase |Notes |- |- |- ![[Suchan-35]] |[[Space:Lichnov%2C_Brunt%C3%A1l%2C_Czechia_One_Place_Study|Lichnov, Bruntál, Czechia]] |[[Image:Lichnov_Bruntal_Czechia_One_Place_Study-3.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Krizenesky-5]] |[[Space:Tvrz_Kříženec_u_Vilice,_Tábor_One_Place_Study|Tvrz Kříženec u Vilice, Tábor]] |[[Image:K_345_izenec_u_Vilic_okres_Tabor-1.png|75px]] | |- ![[Krizenesky-5]] |[[Space:Kříženec_u_Šebířova,_Tábor_One_Place_Study|Kříženec u Šebířova, Tábor]] |{{G2GLink|1656614}}
[[Image:K_345_izenec_u_352_ebi_345_ova_okres_Tabor-2.png|75px]] | |- ![[Jares-3]] |[[Space:Skály,_Písek,_Czechia_One_Place_Study|Skály, Písek, Czechia]] |{{G2GLink|1422291}}
[[Image:PFWC-15.jpg|75px]] | |- |} ---- ====Denmark==== {| border="1" class="wikitable sortable" !WikiTree ID |Place |G2G Posts
Showcase |Notes |- |- ![[Gage-1012]] |[[Space:Frederiks_Sogn,_Danmark_One_Place_Study|Frederiks Sogn, Danmark]] | | |} ---- ====England==== {| border="1" class="wikitable sortable" !WikiTree ID |Place |G2G Posts
Showcase |Notes |- ![[Smith-123128]] |[[Space:Litlington,_Cambridgeshire_One_Place_Study|Litlington, Cambridgeshire]] | | |- ![[Cormack-404]] |[[Space:Alpraham, Cheshire One Place Study|Alpraham, Cheshire]] | | |- ![[Grogan-1083]] |[[Space:Nantwich, Cheshire One Place Study|Nantwich, Cheshire]] | | |- ![[Grogan-1083]] |[[Space:Welsh_Row,_Nantwich, Cheshire One Place Study|Welsh Row, Nantwich, Cheshire]] |{{G2GLink|1495818}}
[[Image:PFWC-24.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Lambert-1995]] |[[Space:Landulph,_Cornwall_One_Place_Study|Landulph, Cornwall]] | | |- ![[Holloway-425]] |[[Space:Porthleven,_Cornwall_One_Place_Study|Porthleven, Cornwall]] | | |- ![[Chiplen-1]] |[[Space:Wiveliscombe%2C_Somerset_One_Place_Study|Wiveliscombe, Somerset]] | | |- ![[Holmquist-171]] |[[Space:South_Wingfield,_Derbyshire_One_Place_Study|South Wingfield, Derbyshire]] | | |- ![[Atherton-1576]] |[[Space:Wormhill,_Derbyshire_One_Place_Study|Wormhill, Derbyshire]] | | |- ![[Smith-127977]] |[[Space:Charleton,_Devon_One_Place_Study|Charleton, Devon]] | | |- ![[Clemmons-210]] |[[Space:Chittlehampton,_Devon_One_Place_Study|Chittlehampton, Devon]] | | |- ![[Smith-129141]] |[[Space:Dunsford,_Devon_One_Place_Study|Dunsford, Devon]] | | |- ![[Maunder-179]] |[[Space:Luffincott,_Devon_One_Place_Study|Luffincott, Devon]] |{{G2GLink|1446189}}
[[Image:Luffincott_Devon_One_Place_Study.jpg|75px]] | | |- ![[Evans-33937]] |[[Space:Shobrooke,_Devon_One_Place_Study|Shobrooke, Devon]] | | |- ![[Haywood-41]] |[[Space:South_Pool,_Devon_One_Place_Study|South Pool, Devon]] |{{G2GLink|1371324}}
[[Image:RNH_Images-2.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Bowden-3925]] |[[Space:Sticklepath,_Devon_One_Place_Study|Sticklepath, Devon]] |{{G2GLink|1397174}}
[[Image:PFWC-10.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[White-22353]] |[[Space:East_Lulworth,_Dorset_One_Place_Study|East Lulworth, Dorset]] | | |- ![[White-22353]] |[[Space:Kingston,_Dorset_One_Place_Study|Kingston, Dorset]] |{{G2GLink|1670950}}
[[Image:PFWC-83.jpg|100px]] | |- ![[Buckle-52]] |[[Space:Sturminster_Newton,_Dorset_One_Place_Study|Sturminster Newton, Dorset]] | | |- ![[White-22353]] |[[Space:Tyneham,_Dorset_One_Place_Study|Tyneham, Dorset]] |{{G2GLink|1596730}}
[[Image:PFWC-56.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[White-22353]] |[[Space:West_Lulworth,_Dorset_One_Place_Study|West Lulworth, Dorset]] | | |- ![[Robinson-27225]] |[[Space:1_Kingdom_Way,_West_Hanningfield,_Essex_One_Place_Study|1 Kingdom Way,
West Hanningfield, Essex]] | | |- ![[Christmas-476]] |[[Space:Earls_Colne,_Essex_One_Place_Study|Earls Colne, Essex]] | | |- ![[Winkler-407]] |[[Space:Forest_of_Dean,_Gloucestershire_One_Place_Study|Forest of Dean, Gloucestershire]] |{{G2GLink|1470138}}
[[Image:PFWC-22.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Utting-102]] |[[Space:Lydney,_Gloucestershire_One_Place_Study|Lydney, Gloucestershire]] |{{G2GLink|1500370}} | |- ![[Moss-8155]] |[[Space:Old_Bakery%2C_Audlem%2C_Cheshire_One_Place_Study|Old Bakery, Audlem, Cheshire]] |[[Image:Old_Bakery_Audlem_Cheshire_One_Place_Study.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Moss-8155]] |[[Space:St_James_Church%2C_Audlem%2C_Cheshire_One_Place_Study|St James Church, Audlem, Cheshire]] | | |- ![[Daniell-327]] |[[Space:Eyam,_Derbyshire_One_Place_Study|Eyam, Derbyshire]] |{{G2GLink|1430855}}
[[Image:Eyam_Derbyshire_One_Place_Study-2.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[White-22353]] |[[Space:Lambrigg_Terrace,_Kendal,_Westmorland_One_Place_Study|Lambrigg Terrace,
Kendal, Westmorland]] | | |- ![[Wilson-50243]] |[[Space:HMY Britannia, Leith, Midlothian One Place Study|HMY Britannia,
Leith, Midlothian]] | | |- ![[Fuller-8857]] |[[Space:Eastrington,_Yorkshire_One_Place_Study|Eastrington, Yorkshire]] | | |- ![[Herdsman-1]] |[[Space:Flamborough,_Yorkshire_One_Place_Study|Flamborough, Yorkshire]] | | |- ![[Woody-1569]] |[[Space:Lythe,_Yorkshire_One_Place_Study|Lythe, Yorkshire]] | | |- ![[Jowett-548]] |[[Space:Port_of_Hull_Society_Sailors'_Orphan_Home_One_Place_Study|Port of Hull Society
Sailors' Orphan Home]] |{{G2GLink|1539533}}
[[Image:Port_of_Hull_Society_Sailors_Orphan_Home_One_Place_Study.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Woody-1569]] |[[Space:Robin_Hood's_Bay,_Yorkshire_One_Place_Study|Robin Hood's Bay, Yorkshire]] | | |- ![[Ryden-33]] |[[Space:Skelmanthorpe,_Yorkshire_One_Place_Study|Skelmanthorpe, Yorkshire]] | | |- ![[Woody-1569]] |[[Space:Staithes,_Yorkshire_One_Place_Study|Staithes, Yorkshire]] | | |- ![[Weston-4750]] |[[Space:Whitby,_Yorkshire_One_Place_Study|Whitby, Yorkshire]] |{{G2GLink|1551611}}
[[Image:PFWC-43.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Williams-47589]] |[[Space:Wombwell,_Yorkshire_One_Place_Study|Wombwell, Yorkshire]] |{{G2GLink|1484883}}
[[Image:Wombwell.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Adams-55395]] |[[Space:Shearsby,_Leicestershire_One_Place_Study|Shearsby, Leicestershire]] | | |- ![[Walmsley-632]] |[[Space:Newport_Street,_Barton_upon_Humber,_Lincolnshire_One_Place_Study|Newport Street,
Barton upon Humber, Lincolnshire]] | | |- ![[MacLeod-1797]] |[[Space:St_Mary%27s_Church%2C_Stamford%2C_Lincolnshire_One_Place_Study|St Mary's Church,
Stamford, Lincolnshire]] | | |- ![[Murphy-28404]] |[[Space:Pimlico_Road,_Chelsea,_Middlesex_One_Place_Study|Pimlico Road,
Chelsea, Middlesex]] | | |- ![[Murphy-28404]] |[[Space:Turks_Row,_Chelsea,_Middlesex_One_Place_Study|Turks Row,
Chelsea, Middlesex]] | | |- ![[Murphy-28404]] |[[Space:Victoria's_Yard,_Chelsea,_Middlesex_One_Place_Study|Victoria's Yard,
Chelsea, Middlesex]] | | |- ![[Robinson-27225]] |[[Space:Watchtower_House,_Mill_Hill,_Middlesex_One_Place_Study|Watchtower House,
Mill Hill, Middlesex]] | | |- ![[White-22353]] |[[Space:Wildwood_Terrace,_Hampstead,_Middlesex_One_Place_Study|Wildwood Terrace,
Hampstead, Middlesex]] |{{G2GLink|1573191}}
[[Image:Pevsner-2.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Robinson-27225]] |[[Space:Paisley, Renfrewshire One Place Study|Paisley, Renfrewshire]] | | |- ![[Turner-18066]] |[[Space:Castle_Acre,_Norfolk_One_Place_Study|Castle Acre, Norfolk]] |{{G2GLink|1490415}}
[[Image:Castle_Acre_One_Place_Study.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Bayes-370]] |[[Space:Hemblington,_Norfolk_One_Place_Study|Hemblington, Norfolk]] | | |- ![[Jones-103222]] |[[Space:Dunster,_Somerset_One_Place_Study|Dunster, Somerset]] | | |- ![[Sarson-77]] |[[Space:Taunton,_Somerset_One_Place_Study|Taunton, Somerset]] | | |- ![[Sarson-77]] |[[Space:The_Crescent,_Taunton,_Somerset_One_Place_Study|The Crescent,
Taunton, Somerset]] | | |- ![[Calcutt-41]] |[[Space:Wedmore,_Somerset_One_Place_Study|Wedmore, Somerset]] | | |- ![[Watson-10965]] |[[Space:Childs_Ercall,_Shropshire_One_Place_Study|Childs Ercall, Shropshire]] | | |- ![[Watson-10965]] |[[Space:Tibberton,_Shropshire_One_Place_Study|Tibberton, Shropshire]] | | |- ![[Benting-27]] |[[Space:Wrockwardine,_Shropshire_One_Place_Study|Wrockwardine, Shropshire]] | | |- ![[Harvey-18295]] |[[Space:Botley,_Hampshire_One_Place_Study|Botley, Hampshire]] | | |- ![[Adey-271]] |[[Space:Christchurch,_Hampshire_One_Place_Study|Christchurch, Hampshire]] |{{G2GLink|1590816}}
[[Image:PFWC-44.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Hill-38992]] |[[Space:Hound, Hampshire One Place Study|Hound, Hampshire]] | | |- ![[Hill-38992]] |[[Space:St Mary Extra, Hampshire One Place Study|St Mary Extra, Hampshire]] | | |- ![[Jones-103222]] |[[Space:St_Ronan's_Avenue,_Southsea,_Hampshire_One_Place_Study|St Ronan's Avenue,
Southsea, Hampshire]] | | |- ![[Joy-3044]] |[[Space:Sway, Hampshire One Place Study|Sway, Hampshire]] | | |- ![[MacLeod-1797]] |[[Space:Shenley,_Hertfordshire_One_Place_Study|Shenley, Hertfordshire]] | | |- ![[Hillman-1559]] |[[Space:Slade_Green,_Kent_One_Place_Study|Slade Green, Kent]] |{{G2GLink|1467401}}
[[Image:PFWC-21.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Terry-10160]] |[[Space:Haslingden, Lancashire One Place Study|Haslingden, Lancashire]] | | |- ![[Ryden-33]] |[[Space:Ribchester, Lancashire One Place Study|Ribchester, Lancashire]] | | |- ![[Morris-18630]] |[[Space:St_Helens,_Lancashire_One_Place_Study|St Helens, Lancashire]] | | |- ![[White-22353]] |[[Space:Yealand_Manor,_Yealand_Conyers,_Lancashire_One_Place_Study|Yealand Manor,
Yealand Conyers, Lancashire]] | | |- ![[Simons-2741]] |[[Space:Bicester,_Oxfordshire_One_Place_Study|Bicester, Oxfordshire]] |{{G2GLink|1645907}}
[[Image:Images_for_WikiTree_Social_Media-55.png|75px]] | |- ![[Long-18650]] |[[Space:Hanborough,_Oxfordshire_One_Place_Study|Hanborough, Oxfordshire]] | | |- ![[Pickett-1243]] |[[Space:South_Leigh,_Oxfordshire_One_Place_Study|South Leigh, Oxfordshire]] | | |- ![[Beveridge-683]] |[[Space:Tackley,_Oxfordshire_One_Place_Study|Tackley, Oxfordshire]] | | |- ![[Parker-41651]] |[[Space:Wheatley,_Oxfordshire_One_Place_Study|Wheatley, Oxfordshire]] | | |- ![[Jowett-548]] |[[Space:Great_Burdon,_Durham_One_Place_Study|Great Burdon, Durham]] | | |- ![[Utting-102]] |[[Space:Tower_Hamlets,_London_One_Place_Study|Tower Hamlets, London]] | | |- ![[Champion_de_Crespigny-8|Champion_de
_Crespigny-8]] |[[Space:Whitmore,_Staffordshire_One_Place_Study|Whitmore, Staffordshire]] | | |- ![[White-22353]] |[[Space:Aldeburgh,_Suffolk_One_Place_Study|Aldeburgh, Suffolk]] | | |- ![[Mutimer-76]] |[[Space:Athelington,_Suffolk_One_Place_Study|Athelington, Suffolk]] | | |- ![[Mutimer-76]] |[[Space:Badingham,_Suffolk_One_Place_Study|Badingham, Suffolk]] | | |- ![[Mutimer-76]] |[[Space:Bedfield,_Suffolk_One_Place_Study|Bedfield, Suffolk]] | | |- ![[Mutimer-76]] |[[Space:Bedingfield,_Suffolk_One_Place_Study|Bedingfield, Suffolk]] | | |- ![[Mutimer-76]] |[[Space:Brundish,_Suffolk_One_Place_Study|Brundish, Suffolk]] |{{G2GLink|1653998}}
[[Image:Photos_for_Profiles-197.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Mutimer-76]] |[[Space:Denham,_Suffolk_One_Place_Study|Denham, Suffolk]] |{{G2GLink|1607311}}
[[Image:Photos_for_Profiles-209.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Mutimer-76]] |[[Space:Dennington,_Suffolk_One_Place_Study|Dennington, Suffolk]] | | |- ![[Mutimer-76]] |[[Space:Fressingfield,_Suffolk_One_Place_Study|Fressingfield, Suffolk]] | | |- ![[Palmer-9783]] |[[Space:Great_Bricett,_Suffolk_One_Place_Study|Great Bricett, Suffolk]] |{{G2GLink|1476107}}
[[Image:Great_Bricett-2.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Ling-1181]] |[[Space:Great_Wratting,_Suffolk_One_Place_Study|Great Wratting, Suffolk]] | | |- ![[Mutimer-76]] |[[Space:Horham,_Suffolk_One_Place_Study|Horham, Suffolk]] | | |- ![[Mutimer-76]] |[[Space:Hoxne_Union_Workhouse,_Suffolk_One_Place_Study|Hoxne Union
Workhouse, Suffolk]] |{{G2GLink|}}
[[Image:FIFW-12.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Mutimer-76]] |[[Space:Hoxne,_Suffolk_One_Place_Study|Hoxne, Suffolk]] | | |- ![[Ling-1181]] |[[Space:Kedington,_Suffolk_One_Place_Study|Kedington, Suffolk]] | | |- ![[Ling-1181]] |[[Space:Little_Wratting,_Suffolk_One_Place_Study|Little Wratting, Suffolk]] | | |- ![[Young-11650]] |[[Space:Wetherden,_Suffolk_One_Place_Study|Wetherden, Suffolk]] | | |- ![[Mutimer-76]] |[[Space:Wilby,_Suffolk_One_Place_Study|Wilby, Suffolk]] |{{G2GLink|1503293}}
[[Image:Wilby_Suffolk_One_Place_Study-3.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Adey-271]] |[[Space:Dorking,_Surrey_One_Place_Study|Dorking, Surrey]] | | |- ![[Weston-4750]] |[[Space:Newick,_Sussex_One_Place_Study|Newick, Sussex]] | | |- ![[Guile-361]] |[[Space:West_Chiltington,_Sussex_One_Place_Study|West Chiltington, Sussex]] | | |- ![[Stretton-493]] |[[Space:All Cannings, Wiltshire One Place Study|All Cannings, Wiltshire]] | | |- ![[White-22353]] |[[Space:Melrose_Place,_Kendal,_Westmorland_One_Place_Study|Melrose Place,
Kendal, Westmorland]] |{{G2GLink|1636541}}
[[Image:Melrose_Place_Kendal-2.png|75px]] | | |- ![[White-22353]] |[[Space:Oxenholme,_Westmorland_One_Place_Study|Oxenholme, Westmorland]] | | |- ![[Langridge-71]] |[[Space:Binstead,_Isle_of_Wight_One_Place_Study|Binstead, Isle of Wight]] |{{G2GLink|1536010}}
[[Image:Binstead_Isle_of_Wight_One_Place_Study.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Langridge-71]] |[[Space:Brading,_Isle_of_Wight_One_Place_Study|Brading, Isle of Wight]] | | |- ![[Langridge-71]] |[[Space:Ryde,_Isle_of_Wight_One_Place_Study|Ryde, Isle of Wight]] | | |- ![[Thomson-11213]] |[[Space:Walthamstow%2C_Essex_One_Place_Study|Walthamstow, Essex]] | | |- ![[Macklem-13]] |[[Space:Buckfastleigh%2C_Devon_One_Place_Study|Buckfastleigh, Devon]] | | |- ![[Snowdon-647]] |[[Space:Kennet%2C_Clackmannanshire_One_Place_Study|Kennet, Clackmannanshire]] | | |- ![[Sederman-1]] |[[Space:Hulcote%2C_Bedfordshire_One_Place_Study|Hulcote, Bedfordshire]] | | |- ![[Serowka-1]] |[[Space:Charleville_Circus%2C_Sydenham%2C_Kent_One_Place_Study|Charleville Circus, Sydenham, Kent ]] | | |- |} ---- ====Germany==== {| border="1" class="wikitable sortable" !WikiTree ID |Place |G2G Posts
Showcase |Notes |- | |- ![[Lemen-157]] |[[Space:Wittendorf%2C_Baden-W%C3%BCrttemberg_One_Place_Study|Wittendorf, Baden-Württemberg]] |[[Image:Wittendorf_Baden-Wurttemberg_One_Place_Study.png|75px]] | |- ![[Lemen-157]] |[[Space:Schopfloch%2C_Baden-W%C3%BCrttemberg_One_Place_Study|Schopfloch, Baden-Württemberg]] |[[Image:Schopfloch_Baden-Wurttemberg_One_Place_Study-1.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Lemen-157]] |[[Space:Loßburg, Baden-Württemberg One Place Study|Loßburg, Baden-Württemberg]] ||{{G2GLink|1720829}}
[[Image:Lobburg_Baden-Wurttemberg_One_Place_Study-1.png|75px]] | |- ![[Bake-72]] |[[Space:Finsterwalde%2C_Brandenburg_One_Place_Study|Finsterwalde, Brandenburg]] |[[Image:Finsterwalde_Brandenburg_One_Place_Study.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Greenwood-3667]] |[[Space:Röbbel,_Niedersachsen_One_Place_Study|Röbbel, Niedersachsen]] | | |- ![[Behler-24]] |[[Space:Horneburg,_Nordrhein-Westfalen_One_Place_Study|Horneburg, Nordrhein-Westfalen]] |[[Image:Horneburg_Nordrhein-Westfalen_One_Place_Study.png|75px]] | |- ![[Venegas-49]] |[[Space:Zempelburg,_Preußen_One_Place_Study|Zempelburg, Preußen]] | | |- ![[Unfried-31]] |[[Space:Allenbach,_Rhineland-Palatinate_One_Place_Study|Allenbach, Rhineland-Palatinate]] |[[Image:Allenbach_Rhineland-Palatinate_One_Place_Study.png|75px]] | |- ![[Unfried-31]] |[[Space:Dhronecken,_Rhineland-Palatinate_One_Place_Study|Dhronecken, Rhineland-Palatinate]] |{{G2GLink|1416517}}
[[Image:Dhronecken_Rhineland-Palatinate_-_One_Place_Study-6.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Bissell-517]] |[[Space:Föhr,_Schleswig-Holstein_One_Place_Study|Föhr, Schleswig-Holstein]] |{{G2GLink|1674189}}
[[Image: Island_of_Foehr-1.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Elbert-215]] |[[Space:Wallenhorst%2C_Niedersachsen_One_Place_Study|Wallenhorst, Niedersachsen ]] |[[Image:Wallenhorst_Niedersachsen_One_Place_Study.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[König-651]] |[[Space:Glauberg%2C_Hessen_One_Place_Study|Glauberg, Hessen]] |[[Image:Glauberg.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Schmäing-4]] |[[Space:Ramsdorf%2C_Nordrhein-Westfalen_One_Place_Study|Ramsdorf, Nordrhein-Westfalen]] | |- ![[Blumreiter-1]] |[[Space:Gerresheim%2C_Nordrhein-Westfalen_One_Place_Study|Gerresheim, Nordrhein-Westfalen]] | |- ![[Bamberger-113]] |[[Space:Battenberg_(Eder)%2C_Hessen_One_Place_Study|Battenberg (Eder), Hessen]] |[[Image:Church_records_of_the_Amt_Battenberg.png|75px]] | |- ![[Rein-337]] |[[Space:Mansbach, Hessen One Place Study|Mansbach, Hessen]] | |- ![[Lemen-157]] |[[Space:Glatten, Baden-Württemberg One Place Study|Glatten, Baden-Württemberg]] |[[Image:Glatten_Baden-Wurttemberg_One_Place_Study-1.png|75px]] | |- ![[Miller-64890]] |[[Space:Hüttersdorf, Saarland One Place Study|Hüttersdorf, Saarland]] | |- ![[Elbert-215]] |[[Space:Gut Eversburg, Niedersachsen One Place Study|Gut Eversburg, Niedersachsen]] |[[Image:Gut_Eversburg_Niedersachsen_One_Place_Study.png|75px]] | |- ![[Schindler-204]] |[[Space:Clausthal, Niedersachsen One Place Study|Clausthal, Niedersachsen One Place Study]] | | |} ---- ====Ireland==== {| border="1" class="wikitable sortable" !WikiTree ID |Place |G2G Posts
Showcase |Notes |- |- |- ![[Myers-2401]] |[[Space:Ballycarry,_Antrim_One_Place_Study|Ballycarry, Antrim]] |{{G2GLink|}}
[[Image:PFWC-38.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Myers-2401]] |[[Space:Ballynure,_Antrim_One_Place_Study|Ballynure, Antrim]] | | |- ![[Kendro-5]] |[[Space:Layde Old Church, Cushendall, Antrim One Place Study|Layde Old Church,
Cushendall, Antrim]] | | |- ![[Rowley-3452]] ||[[Space:Magh_Luirg,_Ros_Comáin_One_Place_Study|Magh Luirg, Ros Comáin]] |{{G2GLink|1613436}}
[[Image:Magh_Luirg_Ros_Comain_One_Place_Study.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Myers-2401]] |[[Space:Skilganaban,_Antrim_One_Place_Study|Skilganaban, Antrim]] |{{G2GLink|1566252}}
[[Image:Skilganaban_Antrim_One_Place_Study.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Cogan-457]] |[[Space:Gowerhass_Townland,_Co._Clare_One_Place_Study|Gowerhass Townland, Co. Clare]] | | |- ![[O'Hara-2004]] |[[Space:Bandon,_Cork_One_Place_Study|Bandon, Cork]] |{{G2GLink|1659569}}
[[Image:PFWC-81.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Wilson-50243]] |[[Space:Westport, Mayo One Place Study|Westport, Mayo]] | | |- ![[Buckle-52]] |[[Space:Llansanffraid_Glan_Conwy,_Denbighshire_One_Place_Study|Llansanffraid Glan Conwy,
Denbighshire]] | | |- ![[Cottrell-943]] |[[Space:Raymoghy,_Donegal_One_Place_Study|Raymoghy, Donegal]] |{{G2GLink|1427986}} | |- ![[Massey-1834]] |[[Space:Drumgooland,_Down_One_Place_Study|Drumgooland, Down]] | | |- ![[McCormack-1488]] |[[Space:Carrowkeel,_Elphin_One_Place_Study|Carrowkeel, Elphin]] |{{G2GLink|1389613}}
[[Image:Carrowkeel_Elphin_One_Place_Study.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Kendro-5]] |[[Space:Derryoober, Galway One Place Study|Derryoober, Galway]] | | |- ![[O'Brien-12472]] |[[Space:Ballinacourty,_Dungarvan,_Waterford_One_Place_Study|Ballinacourty,
Dungarvan, Waterford]] | | |- ![[O'Connor-2001]] |[[Space:Sporthouse,_Waterford_One_Place_Study|Sporthouse, Waterford]] | | |- ![[Hennigan-514]] |[[Space:Dunlavin,_Wicklow_One_Place_Study|Dunlavin, Wicklow]] | | |- ![[Hennigan-514]] |[[Space:Hollywood, Wicklow One Place Study|Hollywood, Wicklow]] | | |- ![[Zimmerman-6128]] |[[Space:Carrowreagh_Townland,_Killedan_One_Place_Study|Carrowreagh Townland, Killedan]] | | |- ![[Barr-3987]] |[[Space:Admiran%2C_Donegal_One_Place_Study|Admiran, Donegal]] | | |- ![[Wilson-50243]] |[[Space:Blarney_Castle%2C_Blarney%2C_Cork_One_Place_Study|Blarney Castle, Blarney, Cork]] |[[Image:Blarney_Castle_Blarney_Cork_One_Place_Study-1.jpg|75px]] | | |- ![[Wilson-50243]] |[[Space:Kylemore_Abbey%2C_Connemara%2C_Galway_One_Place_Study|Kylemore Abbey, Connemara, Galway]] |{{G2GLink|1702030}}
[[Image:Blarney_Castle_Blarney_Cork_One_Place_Study-4.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Wilson-50243]] |[[Space:EPIC_The_Irish_Emigration_Museum%2C_Dublin_One_Place_Study|EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum, Dublin]] |[[Image:EPIC_The_Irish_Emigration_Museum_Dublin_One_Place_Study.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Wilson-50243]] |[[Space:Old_Library%2C_Trinity_College%2C_Dublin_One_Place_Study|Old Library, Trinity College, Dublin]] | | |- ![[Nickell-858]] |[[Space:Kin Edar House, Belfast One Place Study|Kin Edar House, Belfast]] | | |- ![[Poole-6282]] |[[Space:Drumnabehy Townland, Laois One Place Study|Drumnabehy Townland, Laois]] |[[Image:Drumnabehy_Townland_County_Laois.png|75px]] | |- |} ---- ====Italy==== {| border="1" class="wikitable sortable" !WikiTree ID |Place |G2G Posts
Showcase |Notes |- |- |- |- ![[Patrocinio_Costa-1]] |[[Space:Agnone,_Molise_One_Place_Study|Agnone, Molise]] | | |- ![[Caruso-344]] |[[Space:Larino,_Molise_One_Place_Study|Larino, Molise]] | | |- ![[Sano-4]] |[[Space:Ripalimosani,_Molise_One_Place_Study|Ripalimosani, Molise]] | | |- ![[Giampersa-1]] |[[Space:Acquaviva_delle_Fonti,_Apulia_One_Place_Study|Acquaviva delle Fonti, Apulia]] | | |- ![[Urbach-13]] |[[Space:Bisceglie,_Apulia_One_Place_Study|Bisceglie, Apulia]] | | |- ![[Maranda-80]] |[[Space:Ferruzzano,_Calabria_One_Place_Study|Ferruzzano, Calabria]] | | |- ![[Ferraiolo-2]] |[[Space:San_Pietro_a_Maida,_Calabria_One_Place_Study|San Pietro a Maida, Calabria]] | | |- ![[Williams-58398]] |[[Space:Acerra,_Campania_One_Place_Study|Acerra, Campania]] | | |- ![[Adey-271]] |[[Space:Barano d’Ischia, Campania One Place Study|Barano d'Ischia]] | | |- ![[Ferraiolo-2]] |[[Space:Gesualdo,_Campania_One_Place_Study|Gesualdo, Campania]] |{{G2GLink|1375403}}
[[Image:Gesualdo_Campania_One_Place_Study-1.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Sano-4]] |[[Space:Piana_di_Caiazzo,_Campania_One_Place_Study|Piana di Caiazzo, Campania]] | | |- ![[Rudd-2700]] |[[Space:Boltons,_Cumbria_One_Place_Study|Boltons, Cumbria]] | | |- ![[Parker-41651]] |[[Space:Jingling_End,_Kirkby_Lonsdale,_Cumbria_One_Place_Study|Jingling End, Kirkby Lonsdale,
Cumbria]] | | |- ![[Rudd-2700]] |[[Space:Westward,_Cumbria_One_Place_Study|Westward, Cumbria]] | | |- ![[Burkett-1190]] |[[Space:Borgo_Val_di_Taro,_Emilia-Romagna_One_Place_Study|Borgo Val di Taro, Emilia-Romagna]] | | |- ![[Jaross-4]] |[[Space:Maserno,_Emilia-Romagna_One_Place_Study|Maserno, Emilia-Romagna]] |{{G2GLink|1717416}}
[[Image:Maserno_Emilia-Romagna_One_Place_Study.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Burkett-1190]] |[[Space:Rovinaglia,_Emilia-Romagna_One_Place_Study|Rovinaglia, Emilia-Romagna]] | | |- ![[Burkett-1190]] |[[Space:San_Vincenzo,_Emilia-Romagna_One_Place_Study|San Vincenzo, Emilia-Romagna]] | | |- ![[Burkett-1190]] |[[Space:Valdena,_Emilia-Romagna_One_Place_Study|Valdena, Emilia-Romagna]] | | |- ![[Martin-15906]] |[[Space:Campodolcino,_Lombardy_One_Place_Study|Campodolcino, Lombardy]] |{{G2GLink|1642288}}
[[Image:PFWC-22.png|75px]] | |- ![[Martin-15906]] |[[Space:Chiavenna,_Lombardy_One_Place_Study|Chiavenna, Lombardy]] | | |- ![[Martin-15906]] |[[Space:Gordona,_Lombardy_One_Place_Study|Gordona, Lombardy]] | | |- ![[Martin-15906]] |[[Space:Mese,_Lombardy_One_Place_Study|Mese, Lombardy]] | | |- ![[Martin-15906]] |[[Space:Novate_Mezzola,_Lombardy_One_Place_Study|Novate Mezzola, Lombardy]] | | |- ![[Martin-15906]] |[[Space:Piuro,_Lombardy_One_Place_Study|Piuro, Lombardy]] | | |- ![[Martin-15906]] |[[Space:Samolaco,_Lombardy_One_Place_Study|Samolaco, Lombardy]] | | |- ![[Martin-15906]] |[[Space:San_Giacomo_Filippo,_Lombardy_One_Place_Study|San Giacomo Filippo, Lombardy]] | | |- ![[Martin-15906]] |[[Space:Villa_di_Chiavenna,_Lombardy_One_Place_Study|Villa di Chiavenna, Lombardy]] | | |- ![[Cascio-10]] |[[Space:Corleone,_Sicilia_One_Place_Study|Corleone, Sicilia]] | | |- ![[Hogan-1649]] |[[Space:Poggioreale,_Sicily_One_Place_Study|Poggioreale, Sicily]] |{{G2GLink|1587616}}
[[Image:Poggioreale_Sicily_One_Place_Study.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Margrett-17]] |[[Space:San_Filippo_del_Mela,_Sicilia_One_Place_Study|San Filippo del Mela, Sicilia]] |{{G2GLink|1662718}}
[[Image:San_Filippo_del_Mela_One_Place_Study-1.png|75px]] | |- ![[Coleman-10547]] |[[Space:Santa_Margherita_di_Belice,_Sicilia_One_Place_Study|Santa Margherita di Belice, Sicilia]] |{{G2GLink|1481955}}
[[Image:Santa_Margherita_di_Belice_Sicilia_One_Place_Study.png|75px]] | |- ![[Oliva-290]] |[[Space:Serro, Sicilia One Place Study|Serro, Sicilia]] | | |- ![[Guzzetta-24]] |[[Space:Valledolmo,_Sicilia_One_Place_Study|Valledolmo, Sicilia]] |{{G2GLink|1448937}}
[[Image:Valledolmo_Sicily_Italy_One_Place_Study-2.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Oliva-290]] |[[Space:Villafranca Tirrena, Sicilia One Place Study|Villafranca Tirrena, Sicilia]] | | |- ![[Vernon-2152]] |[[Space:Coldipeccio,_Umbria_One_Place_Study|Coldipeccio, Umbria]] | | |- ![[Vernon-2152]] |[[Space:Costacciaro%2C_Umbria_One_Place_Study|Costacciaro, Umbria]] | | |- ![[Vernon-2152]] |[[Space:Montebollo,_Umbria_One_Place_Study|Montebollo, Umbria]] | | |- ![[Vernon-2152]] |[[Space:Pascelupo,_Umbria_One_Place_Study|Pascelupo, Umbria]] |{{G2GLink|1617333}}
[[Image:Pascelupo_Umbria_One_Place_Study-1.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Vernon-2152]] |[[Space:Scheggia_e_Pascelupo,_Umbria_One_Place_Study|Scheggia e Pascelupo, Umbria]] | | |- ![[Basso-23]] |[[Space:Asiago,_Veneto_One_Place_Study|Asiago, Veneto]] | | |- ![[Podgurski-88]] |[[Space:Bagnoli_Irpino%2C_Campania_One_Place_Study|Bagnoli Irpino, Campania]] | | |- ![[Smith-187520]] |[[Space:Corato,_Puglia_One_Place_Study|Corato, Puglia]] |{{G2GLink|1582097}}
[[Image:Corato_Puglia_One_Place_Study.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Santoro-144]] |[[Space:Modugno,_Puglia_One_Place_Study|Modugno, Puglia]] |{{G2GLink|1382250}} | |- ![[Albertini-1]] |[[Space:Casale_Monferrato,_Piedmont_One_Place_Study|Casale Monferrato, Piedmont]] | | |- ![[Longo-33]] |[[Space:Casalvieri,_Lazio_One_Place_Study|Casalvieri, Lazio]] |[[Image:CASALVIERI.jpg|75px]] | |} ---- ====Portugal==== {| border="1" class="wikitable sortable" !WikiTree ID |Place |G2G Posts
Showcase |Notes |- |- |- |- ![[Wilson-50243]] |[[Space: Évora, Alentejo One Place Study|Évora, Alentejo]] |[[Image:Evora_Alentejo_One_Place_Study.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Wilson-50243]] |[[Space:Monsaraz, Alentejo One Place Study|Monsaraz, Alentejo]] |[[Image:Monsaraz_Alentejo_One_Place_Study-1.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Wilson-50243]] |[[Space:Óbidos, Centro One Place Study|Óbidos, Centro]] |[[Image:Obidos_Centro_One_Place_Study-3.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Wilson-50243]] |[[Space:Belém, Lisbon One Place Study|Belém, Lisbon]] |[[Image:Belem_Lisbon_One_Place_Study-1.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Wilson-50243]] |[[Space:Porto, Norte One Place Study|Porto, Norte]] |[[Image:Porto_Norte_One_Place_Study-5.jpg|75px]] | |- |} ---- ====Scotland==== {| border="1" class="wikitable sortable" !WikiTree ID |Place |G2G Posts
Showcase |Notes |- |- ![[Wilson-50243]] |[[Space:Urquhart Castle, Inverness-shire One Place Study|Urquhart Castle, Inverness-shire]] | | |- ![[Wilson-50243]] |[[Space:Stirling_Castle,_Stirling,_Stirlingshire_One_Place_Study|Stirling Castle,
Stirling, Stirlingshire]] | | |- ![[Wilson-50243]] |[[Space:Abbotsford House, Selkirkshire One Place Study|Abbotsford House, Selkirkshire]] | | |- ![[Wilson-50243]] |[[Space:Balmoral_Castle,_Aberdeenshire_One_Place_Study|Balmoral Castle, Aberdeenshire]] | | |- ![[Pennie-22]] |[[Space:Ellon,_Aberdeenshire_One_Place_Study|Ellon, Aberdeenshire]] | | |- ![[Palmer-9783]] |[[Space:Lonmay,_Aberdeenshire_One_Place_Study|Lonmay, Aberdeenshire]] | | |- ![[Pennie-22]] |[[Space:Old_Deer,_Aberdeenshire_One_Place_Study|Old Deer, Aberdeenshire]] | | |- ![[Wilson-50243]] |[[Space:Peterhead, Aberdeenshire One Place Study|Peterhead, Aberdeenshire]] |[[Image:PFWC-36.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Pennie-22]] |[[Space:Rathen,_Aberdeenshire_One_Place_Study|Rathen, Aberdeenshire]] | | |- ![[Palmer-9783]] |[[Space:St._Combs,_Aberdeenshire_One_Place_Study|St. Combs, Aberdeenshire]] | | |- ![[Povey-138]] |[[Space:Strathdon,_Aberdeenshire_One_Place_Study|Strathdon, Aberdeenshire]] | | |- ![[Pennie-22]] |[[Space:Strichen,_Aberdeenshire_One_Place_Study|Strichen, Aberdeenshire]] | | |- ![[Pennie-22]] |[[Space:Tyrie,_Aberdeenshire_One_Place_Study|Tyrie, Aberdeenshire]] | | |- ![[Wilson-50243]] |[[Space:Glamis Castle, Glamis, Angus One Place Study|Glamis Castle, Glamis, Angus]] | | |- ![[Wilson-50243]] |[[Space:Inveraray Castle, Argyll One Place Study|Inveraray Castle, Argyll]] | | |- ![[Wilson-50243]] |[[Space:Isle_of_Bute,_Argyll_and_Bute_One_Place_Study|Isle of Bute, Argyll and Bute]] | | |- ![[Wilson-50243]] |[[Space:Oban,_Argyll_and_Bute_One_Place_Study|Oban, Argyll and Bute]] | | |- ![[Smith-127977]] |[[Space:Auchinleck,_Ayrshire_One_Place_Study|Auchinleck, Ayrshire]] | | |- ![[Wilson-50243]] |[[Space:Auld_Kirk_of_John_the_Baptist%2C_Ayr%2C_South_Ayrshire_One_Place_Study|Auld Kirk of John the Baptist, Ayr,
South Ayrshire]] | | |- ![[Wilson-50243]] |[[Space:Ayr,_Ayrshire_One_Place_Study|Ayr, Ayrshire]] |{{G2GLink|1410513}}
[[Image:Ayr_Ayrshire_One_Place_Study-9.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Hunter-5770]] |[[Space:Hunterston%2C_Ayrshire_One_Place_Study|Hunterston, Ayrshire]] | | |- ![[Wilson-50243]] |[[Space:Kilmarnock,_Ayrshire_One_Place_Study|Kilmarnock, Ayrshire]] | | |- ![[Wilson-50243]] |[[Space:Mauchline,_Ayrshire_One_Place_Study|Mauchline, Ayrshire]] | | |- ![[Smith-127977]] |[[Space:Ochiltree,_Ayrshire_One_Place_Study|Ochiltree, Ayrshire]] | | |- ![[Smith-127977]] |[[Space:Old_Cumnock,_Ayrshire_One_Place_Study|Old Cumnock, Ayrshire]] | | |- ![[Wilson-50243]] |[[Space:Dumfries,_Dumfriesshire_One_Place_Study|Dumfries, Dumfriesshire]] | | |- ![[Hoolihan-104]] |[[Space:Watten,_Caithness_One_Place_Study|Watten, Caithness]] | | |- ![[Wilson-50243]] |[[Space:Auchinleck_House,_East_Ayrshire_One_Place_Study|Auchinleck House, East Ayrshire]] | | |- ![[Wilson-50243]] |[[Space:Dumfries_House,_East_Ayrshire_One_Place_Study|Dumfries House, East Ayrshire]] | | |- ![[Officer-241]] |[[Space:Dalrymple Crescent, Edinburgh, Midlothian One Place Study|Dalrymple Crescent,
Edinburgh, Midlothian]] | | |- ![[Wilson-50243]] |[[Space:Edinburgh_Castle,_Edinburgh,_Midlothian_One_Place_Study|Edinburgh Castle,
Edinburgh, Midlothian]] | | |- ![[Wilson-50243]] |[[Space:Culzean_Castle,_South_Ayrshire_One_Place_Study|Culzean Castle, South Ayrshire]] | | |- ![[Wilson-50243]] |[[Space:Dunnottar_Castle%2C_Kincardineshire%2C_Scotland_One_Place_Study|Dunnottar Castle,
Kincardineshire, Scotland]] | | |- ![[Turvey-154]] |[[Space:North_Ronaldsay,_Orkney_One_Place_Study|North Ronaldsay, Orkney]] | | |- ![[Sinclair-10563]] |[[Space:Kenmore%2C_Perthshire_One_Place_Study|Kenmore, Perthshire]] | |Honor Code Needs Signed |- ![[Wilson-50243]] |[[Space:Fort William, Inverness-shire One Place Study|Fort William, Inverness-shire]] | |- |} ---- ====Switzerland==== {| border="1" class="wikitable sortable" !WikiTree ID |Place |G2G Posts
Showcase |Notes |- |- |- ![[Lemen-157]] |[[Space:Boltigen%2C_Bern_One_Place_Study|Boltigen, Bern]] |[[Image:Boltigen_Bern_One_Place_Study-1.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Lemen-157]] |[[Space:Därstetten%2C_Bern_One_Place_Study|Därstetten, Bern]] |[[Image:Darstetten_Bern_One_Place_Study-1.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Lemen-157]] |[[Space:Diemtigen%2C_Bern_One_Place_Study|Diemtigen, Bern]] |[[Image:Diemtigen_Bern_One_Place_Study.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Lemen-157]] |[[Space:Erlenbach_im_Simmental%2C_Bern_One_Place_Study|Erlenbach im Simmental, Bern]] |[[Image:Erlenbach_im_Simmental_Bern_One_Place_Study-1.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Lemen-157]] |[[Space:Lenk_im_Simmental%2C_Bern_One_Place_Study|Lenk im Simmental, Bern]] |[[Image:Lenk_im_Simmental_Bern_One_Place_Study.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Lemen-157]] |[[Space:Oberwil_im_Simmental%2C_Bern_One_Place_Study|Oberwil im Simmental, Bern]] |[[Image:Oberwil_im_Simmental_Bern_One_Place_Study-1.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Lemen-157]] |[[Space:St._Stephan%2C_Bern_One_Place_Study|St. Stephan, Bern]] |[[Image:St_Stephan_Bern_One_Place_Study.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Lemen-157]] |[[Space:Wimmis%2C_Bern_One_Place_Study|Wimmis, Bern]] |[[Image:Wimmis_Bern_One_Place_Study-1.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Lemen-157]] |[[Space:Zweisimmen%2C_Bern_One_Place_Study|Zweisimmen, Bern]] |[[Image:Zweisimmen_Bern_One_Place_Study-1.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Staub-537]] |[[Space:Sevelen,_St_Gallen_One_Place_Study|Sevelen, St Gallen]] |{{G2GLink|1629267}}
[[Image:PFWC-79.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Tucker-11084]] |[[Space:Berneck,_St._Gallen_One_Place_Study|Berneck, St. Gallen]] |{{G2GLink|1487544}}
[[Image:Berneck_St_Gallen_One_Place_Study.png|75px]] | |- ![[Staub-537]] |[[Space:Buchs,_St._Gallen_One_Place_Study|Buchs, St. Gallen]] | | |} ---- ====Ukraine==== {| border="1" class="wikitable sortable" !WikiTree ID |Place |G2G Posts
Showcase |Notes |- |- |- ![[Hachfeld-3]] |[[Space:Bukovinka,_Zakarpattia_One_Place_Study|Bukovinka, Zakarpattia]] | | |- ![[Hachfeld-3]] |[[Space:Konoplivtsi,_Zakarpattia_One_Place_Study|Konoplivtsi, Zakarpattia]] | | |- ![[Hachfeld-3]] |[[Space:Kuchava,_Zakarpattia_One_Place_Study|Kuchava, Zakarpattia]] | | |- ![[Hachfeld-3]] |[[Space:Mukachevo,_Zakarpattia_One_Place_Study|Mukachevo, Zakarpattia]] | | |- ![[Hachfeld-3]] |[[Space:Palanok,_Zakarpattia_One_Place_Study|Palanok, Zakarpattia]] | | |- ![[Kogan-36]] |[[Space:Kakhovka,_Kherson_One_Place_Study|Kakhovka, Kherson]] | | |- ![[Potts-4651]] |[[Space:Sta%C5%84k%C3%B3w%2C_Lviv_One_Place_Study|Stańków, Lviv]] | |Ukraine |- |} ---- ====Wales==== {| border="1" class="wikitable sortable" !WikiTree ID |Place |G2G Posts
Showcase |Notes |- |- ![[Armstrong-17381]] |[[Space:Pen-y-waun_House_Llangadog,_Carmarthenshire_One_Place_Study|Pen-y-waun House
Llangadog, Carmarthenshire]] | | |- ![[Armstrong-17381]] |[[Space:Llangadog%2C_Carmarthenshire_One_Place_Study|Llangadog, Carmarthenshire]] | | |- ![[Hill-53077]] |[[Space:Barry,_Glamorgan_One_Place_Study|Barry, Glamorgan]] | | |} === North America === {| border="1" class="wikitable sortable" !WikiTree ID |Place |G2G Posts
Showcase |Notes |- ![[McBeth-165]] |[[Space:Africatown,_Alabama_One_Place_Study|Africatown, Alabama]] |{{G2GLink|1379029}}
[[Image:Africatown_Alabama_One_Place_Study.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Lively-1691]] |[[Space:Banks_Quarters,_Alabama_One_Place_Study|Banks Quarters, Alabama]] | | |- ![[McCormick-6233]] |[[Space:96th Street Northwest, Bonnie Doon, Alberta One Place Study|96th Street Northwest,
Bonnie Doon, Alberta]] | | |- ![[McCormick-6233]] |[[Space:Bonnie_Doon%2C_Edmonton%2C_Alberta_One_Place_Study|Bonnie Doon,
Edmonton, Alberta]] | | |- ![[Blean-2]] |[[Space:Bridgeland-Riverside,_Alberta_One_Place_Study|Bridgeland-Riverside,
Alberta]] | | |- ![[Weatherall-96]] |[[Space:Taylor, Nevada, Arkansas One Place Study|Taylor, Nevada,
Arkansas]] | | |- ![[Huggins-2519]] |[[Space:Picacho%2C_Arizona_One_Place_Study|Picacho, Arizona]] | | |- ![[Watkins-7379]] |[[Space:Anyox,_British_Columbia_One_Place_Study|Anyox, British Columbia]] | | |- ![[Watkins-7379]] |[[Space:Brisco,_British_Columbia_One_Place_Study|Brisco, British Columbia]] | | |- ![[Urbach-13]] |[[Space:142_Crescent_Avenue,_Portola_Valley,_California_One_Place_Study|142 Crescent Avenue,
Portola Valley, California]] | | |- ![[Robinson-27225]] |[[Space:Andersonia,_California_One_Place_Study|Andersonia, California]] |{{G2GLink|1368864}}
[[Image:Anderson-45659-4.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Nelson-3486]] |[[Space:Avalon,_California_One_Place_Study|Avalon, California]] | | |- ![[Urbach-13]] |[[Space:Castle_Air_Museum,_Atwater,_Merced,_California_One_Place_Study|Castle Air Museum, Atwater,
Merced, California]] | | |- ![[Urbach-13]] |[[Space:Crescent_Avenue,_Portola_Valley,_California_One_Place_Study|Crescent Avenue,
Portola Valley, California]] | | |- ![[Wilson-50243]] |[[Space:Palos_Verdes_Estates,_California_One_Place_Study|Palos Verdes Estates, California]] | | |- ![[Wilson-50243]] |[[Space:Manzanar War Relocation Center, California_One_Place_Study|Manzanar War
Relocation Center, California]] | | |- ![[Urbach-13]] |[[Space:Portola Valley, California One Place Study|Portola Valley, California]] | | |- ![[Stutz-25]] |[[Space:Tustin,_California_One_Place_Study|Tustin, California]] | | |- ![[Flanders-606]] |[[Space:East_Windsor,_Connecticut_One_Place_Study|East Windsor, Connecticut]] | | |- ![[Miller-64890]] |[[Space:Lebanon,_Connecticut_One_Place_Study|Lebanon, Connecticut]] | | |- ![[B-404]] |[[Space:New_Haven_Colony_One_Place_Study|New Haven Colony]] |{{G2GLink|1665471}}
[[Image:New_Haven_Colony.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Carroll-3959]] |[[Space:Sharon,_Connecticut_One_Place_Study|Sharon, Connecticut]] |{{G2GLink|1705472}}
[[Image:OPS_Images-2.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Paxton-178]] |[[Space:Simsbury,_Connecticut_One_Place_Study|Simsbury, Connecticut]] | | |- ![[Counce-43]] |[[Space:Stonington,_Connecticut_One_Place_Study|Stonington, Connecticut]] |{{G2GLink|1648786}}
[[Image:Stonington_New_London_Connecticut.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Payne-15730]] |[[Space:Enterprise,_Florida_One_Place_Study|Enterprise, Florida]] | | |- ![[Atkinson-3464]] |[[Space:LaVilla, Jacksonville, Florida One Place Study|LaVilla, Jacksonville, Florida]] | | |- ![[Wilson-50243]] |[[Space:St. Augustine, Florida One Place Study|St. Augustine, Florida]] | | |- ![[Wilson-50243]] |[[Space:The Casements, Ormond Beach, Florida One Place Study|The Casements,
Ormond Beach, Florida]] | | |- ![[Williams-28514]] |[[Space:Umatilla,_Florida_One_Place_Study|Umatilla, Florida]] |{{G2GLink|1512627}}
[[Image:PFWC-28.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Craig-4574]] |[[Space:Commerce,_Georgia_One_Place_Study|Commerce, Georgia]] |
[[Image:Commerce_Georgia_One_Place_Study.png|75px]] | |- ![[Murphy-10760]] |[[Space:Coolidge,_Georgia_One_Place_Study|Coolidge, Georgia]] | | |- ![[Wynn-2178]] |[[Space:Old Fourth Ward, Atlanta, Georgia One Place Study|Old Fourth Ward,
Atlanta, Georgia]] | | |- ![[Morley-3132]] |[[Space:Priest_River,_Idaho_One_Place_Study|Priest River, Idaho]] |{{G2GLink|1548490}}
[[Image:PFWC-42.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Weatherholt-55]] |[[Space:Alhambra,_Illinois_One_Place_Study|Alhambra, Illinois]] | | |- ![[Minder-4]] |[[Space:Eastern_Sangamon_County_Townships_One_Place_Study|Eastern Sangamon County Townships]] | | |- ![[Nelson-3486]] |[[Space:Green_Garden_Township,_Illinois_One_Place_Study|Green Garden Township, Illinois]] | | |- ![[Colville-218]] |[[Space:Harlem_Township,_Winnebago,_Illinois_One_Place_Study|Harlem Township, Winnebago, Illinois]] | | |- ![[Martin-1677]] |[[Space:Kane_County_Alms_House,_Illinois_One_Place_Study|Kane County Alms House, Illinois]] | | |- ![[Smith-159364]] |[[Space:Momence%2C_Illinois_One_Place_Study|Momence, Illinois]] | | |- ![[Johnson-66920]] |[[Space:Monroe_County,_Illinois_One_Place_Study|Monroe County, Illinois]] | | |- ![[Tucker-11084]] |[[Space:Peek_Home_Orphanage,_Polo,_Illinois_One_Place_Study|Peek Home Orphanage, Polo, Illinois]] | | |- ![[Tucker-11084]] |[[Space:Polo,_Illinois_One_Place_Study|Polo, Illinois]] | | |- ![[Frazier-3683]] |[[Space:St_Mary's_Parish,_Hooppole,_Illinois_One_Place_Study|St Mary's Parish, Hooppole, Illinois]] | | |- ![[White-22353]] |[[Space:Xenia,_Illinois_One_Place_Study|Xenia, Illinois]] | | |- ![[Lake-1774]] |[[Space:Burton,_Noble,_Indian_Territory_One_Place_Study|Burton, Noble,
Indian Territory]] | | |- ![[Allyn-193]] |[[Space:Bufkin, Indiana One Place Study|Bufkin, Indiana]] | | |- ![[Allyn-193]] |[[Space:Farmersville, Indiana One Place Study|Farmersville, Indiana]] | | |- ![[McBeth-165]] |[[Space:Haubstadt, Indiana One Place Study|Haubstadt, Indiana]] | | |- ![[Durbin-702]] |[[Space:St._John_the_Baptist_Church,_New_Haven,_Indiana_One_Place_Study|St. John the Baptist Church,
New Haven, Indiana]] | | |- ![[Langholf-2]] |[[Space:Iowa_Institute_for_Feeble-Minded_Children_One_Place_Study|Iowa Institute for
Feeble-Minded Children]] | | |- ![[Dale-2823]] |[[Space:Aarons_Run,_Kentucky_One_Place_Study|Aarons Run, Kentucky]] | | |- ![[Martin-1677]] |[[Space:Burning_Fork,_Magoffin,_Kentucky_One_Place_Study|Burning Fork, Magoffin, Kentucky]] | | |- ![[Payne-15730]] |[[Space:Disputanta, Kentucky One Place Study|Disputanta, Kentucky]] |{{G2GLink|1620404}}
[[Image:Disputanta_Kentucky_One_Place_Study-1.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Bishop-16832]] |[[Space:Harrison_County,_Kentucky_One_Place_Study|Harrison County, Kentucky]] | | |- ![[Williams-5383]] |[[Space:Hindman_Settlement_School,_Hindman,_Kentucky_One_Place_Study|Hindman Settlement School,
Hindman, Kentucky]] | | |- ![[Murphy-26503]] |[[Space:Meadowstone%2C_Georgetown%2C_Kentucky_One_Place_Study|Meadowstone,
Georgetown, Kentucky]] | | |- ![[Williams-5383]] |[[Space:Pine_Mountain_Settlement_School,_Harlan,_Kentucky_One_Place_Study|Pine Mountain Settlement School,
Harlan, Kentucky]] | | |- ![[Payne-15730]] |[[Space:Spring_Fork%2C_Kentucky_One_Place_Study|Spring Fork, Kentucky]] | | |- ![[Murtaugh-30]] |[[Space:Claiborne_Parish,_Louisiana_One_Place_Study|Claiborne Parish, Louisiana]] | | |- ![[Robinson-27225]] |[[Space:Vallette-Barrett_Plantation_House,_Algiers,_Louisiana_One_Place_Study|Vallette-Barrett Plantation House,
Algiers, Louisiana]] | | |- ![[Rowles-314]] |[[Space:Amherst,_Maine_One_Place_Study|Amherst, Maine]] | | |- ![[Rowles-314]] |[[Space:Aurora,_Maine_One_Place_Study|Aurora, Maine]] | | |- ![[Rowles-314]] |[[Space:Bar_Harbor,_Maine_One_Place_Study|Bar Harbor, Maine]] | | |- ![[Rowles-314]] |[[Space:Blue_Hill,_Maine_One_Place_Study|Blue Hill, Maine]] | | |- ![[Rowles-314]] |[[Space:Brooklin,_Maine_One_Place_Study|Brooklin, Maine]] | | |- ![[Rowles-314]] |[[Space:Brooksville,_Maine_One_Place_Study|Brooksville, Maine]] | | |- ![[Rowles-314]] |[[Space:Bucksport,_Maine_One_Place_Study|Bucksport, Maine]] | | |- ![[Fournier-255]] |[[Space:Buxton,_Maine_One_Place_Study|Buxton, Maine]] | | |- ![[Rowles-314]] |[[Space:Castine,_Maine_One_Place_Study|Castine, Maine]] |{{G2GLink|1562863}}
[[Image:Penobscot-1.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Rowles-314]] |[[Space:Cranberry_Isles,_Maine_One_Place_Study|Cranberry Isles, Maine]] | | |- ![[Rowles-314]] |[[Space:Dedham,_Maine_One_Place_Study|Dedham, Maine]] | | |- ![[Rowles-314]] |[[Space:Deer_Isle,_Maine_One_Place_Study|Deer Isle, Maine]] | | |- ![[Rowles-314]] |[[Space:Eastbrook,_Maine_One_Place_Study|Eastbrook, Maine]] | | |- ![[Rowles-314]] |[[Space:Ellsworth,_Maine_One_Place_Study|Ellsworth, Maine]] | | |- ![[Rowles-314]] |[[Space:Franklin,_Maine_One_Place_Study|Franklin, Maine]] | | |- ![[Rowles-314]] |[[Space:Frenchboro,_Maine_One_Place_Study|Frenchboro, Maine]] | | |- ![[Dellamano-2]] |[[Space:Ganderbrook_Lane_Raymond,_Maine_One_Place_Study|Ganderbrook Lane
Raymond, Maine]] | | |- ![[Rowles-314]] |[[Space:Gouldsboro,_Maine_One_Place_Study|Gouldsboro, Maine]] | | |- ![[Rowles-314]] |[[Space:Great_Pond,_Maine_One_Place_Study|Great Pond, Maine]] | | |- ![[Rowles-314]] |[[Space:Hancock,_Maine_One_Place_Study|Hancock, Maine]] | | |- ![[Rowles-314]] |[[Space:Isle_au_Haut,_Maine_One_Place_Study|Isle au Haut, Maine]] | | |- ![[Rowles-314]] |[[Space:Lamoine,_Maine_One_Place_Study|Lamoine, Maine]] | | |- ![[Rowles-314]] |[[Space:Mariaville,_Maine_One_Place_Study|Mariaville, Maine]] | | |- ![[Rowles-314]] |[[Space:Mount_Desert,_Maine_One_Place_Study|Mount Desert, Maine]] |{{G2GLink|1584872}}
[[Image:Mount_Desert.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Rowles-314]] |[[Space:Orland,_Maine_One_Place_Study|Orland, Maine]] | | |- ![[Rowles-314]] |[[Space:Osborn,_Maine_One_Place_Study|Osborn, Maine]] | | |- ![[Rowles-314]] |[[Space:Otis,_Maine_One_Place_Study|Otis, Maine]] | | |- ![[Rowles-314]] |[[Space:Penobscot,_Maine_One_Place_Study|Penobscot, Maine]] | | |- ![[Rowles-314]] |[[Space:Sedgwick,_Maine_One_Place_Study|Sedgwick, Maine]] |{{G2GLink|1697964}}
[[Image:Sedgwick-3.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Rowles-314]] |[[Space:Sorrento,_Maine_One_Place_Study|Sorrento, Maine]] | | |- ![[Rowles-314]] |[[Space:Southwest_Harbor,_Maine_One_Place_Study|Southwest Harbor, Maine]] | | |- ![[Rowles-314]] |[[Space:Stonington,_Maine_One_Place_Study|Stonington, Maine]] |{{G2GLink|1651283}}
[[Image:Robbins-2279-3.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Clark-30214]] |[[Space:Strong,_Maine_One_Place_Study|Strong, Maine]] | | |- ![[Rowles-314]] |[[Space:Sullivan,_Maine_One_Place_Study|Sullivan, Maine]] | | |- ![[Rowles-314]] |[[Space:Surry,_Maine_One_Place_Study|Surry, Maine]] | | |- ![[Rowles-314]] |[[Space:Swan's_Island,_Maine_One_Place_Study|Swan's Island, Maine]] | | |- ![[Rowles-314]] |[[Space:Tremont,_Maine_One_Place_Study|Tremont, Maine]] | | |- ![[Rowles-314]] |[[Space:Trenton,_Maine_One_Place_Study|Trenton, Maine]] | | |- ![[Rowles-314]] |[[Space:Verona_Island,_Maine_One_Place_Study|Verona Island, Maine]] | | |- ![[Rowles-314]] |[[Space:Waltham,_Maine_One_Place_Study|Waltham, Maine]] | | |- ![[Rowles-314]] |[[Space:Winter_Harbor,_Maine_One_Place_Study|Winter Harbor, Maine]] | | |- ![[Lavoie-74]] |[[Space:St._François_Xavier,_Manitoba_One_Place_Study|St. François Xavier, Manitoba]] | | |- ![[Peppler-18]] |[[Space:Bachman_Valley,_Maryland_One_Place_Study|Bachman Valley, Maryland]] | | |- ![[Mariott-18]] |[[Space:Rowley,_Massachusettes_One_Place_Study|Rowley, Massachusettes]] | | |- ![[Brown-38188]] |[[Space:Springfield, Massachusetts One Place Study|Springfield, Massachusetts]] | | |- ![[Anderson-27719]] |[[Space:Chebacco_Parish,_Massachusetts_One_Place_Study|Chebacco Parish, Massachusetts]] | | |- ![[Ferraiolo-2]] |[[Space:Haverhill,_Massachusetts_One_Place_Study-1|Haverhill, Massachusetts]] | | |- ![[Childs-1667]] |[[Space:Malden,_Massachusetts_One_Place_Study|Malden, Massachusetts]] |{{G2GLink|1460261}}
[[Image:Malden_Massachusetts.png|75px]] | |- ![[Robinson-27225]] |[[Space:Peaslee_Garrison,_Haverhill,_Massachusetts_One_Place_Study|Peaslee Garrison,
Haverhill, Massachusetts]] | | |- ![[Childs-1667]] |[[Space:Somerville, Massachusetts One Place Study|Somerville, Massachusetts]] | | |- ![[Lambert-4314]] |[[Space:Stoughton,_Massachusetts_One_Place_Study|Stoughton, Massachusetts]] | | |- ![[Reed-28962]] |[[Space:Westminster,_Massachusetts_One_Place_Study|Westminster, Massachusetts]] | | |- ![[Ross-18241]] |[[Space:Baraga, Michigan One Place Study|Baraga, Michigan]] | | |- ![[Spencer-12751]] |[[Space:Thumb_Lake,_Michigan_One_Place_Study|Thumb Lake, Michigan]] | | |- ![[Howe-14801]] |[[Space:Brooklyn Township, Minnesota One Place Study|Brooklyn Township,
Minnesota]] | | |- ![[Niskakoski-1]] |[[Space:Finland, Minnesota One Place Study|Finland, Minnesota]] |{{G2GLink|1506396}}
[[Image:PFWC-26.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Cruse-878]] |[[Space:Rogers, Minnesota One Place Study|Rogers, Minnesota]] | | |- ![[Jones-108375]] |[[Space:Abbeville, Mississippi One Place Study|Abbeville, Mississippi]] | | |- ![[Pocock-248]] |[[Space:Mound_Bayou,_Mississippi_One_Place_Study|Mound Bayou, Mississippi]] | | |- ![[Stephens-3929]] |[[Space:Pattonsburg, Missouri One Place Study|Pattonsburg, Missouri]] | | |- ![[Hensel-236]] |[[Space:Cuba,_Nebraska_One_Place_Study|Cuba, Nebraska]] | | |- ![[Lake-1774]] |[[Space:The_Lake_Mansion,_Hebron,_Nebraska_One_Place_Study|The Lake Mansion,
Hebron, Nebraska]] | | |- ![[Head-5589]] |[[Space:Rhyolite, Nevada One Place Study|Rhyolite, Nevada]] | | |- ![[Bloom-1124]] |[[Space:Alstead,_New_Hampshire_One_Place_Study|Alstead, New Hampshire]] | | |- ![[Cass-1112]] |[[Space:Hampton, New Hampshire One Place Study|Hampton, New Hampshire]] | | |- ![[Wright-4386]] |[[Space:Nelson,_New_Hampshire_One_Place_Study|Nelson, New Hampshire]] | | |- ![[Robinson-27225]] |[[Space:Clifton_House_Site,_Raton,_New_Mexico_One_Place_Study|Clifton House Site,
Raton, New Mexico]] | | |- ![[Robinson-27225]] |[[Space:Dawson,_New_Mexico_One_Place_Study|Dawson, New Mexico]] | | |- ![[Korte-201]] |[[Space:Holman, New Mexico One Place Study|Holman, New Mexico]] |{{G2GLink|1622883}}
[[Image:OPS_Images.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Korte-201]] |[[Space:Mora%2C_New_Mexico_One_Place_Study|Mora, New Mexico]] | | |- ![[Robinson-27225]] |[[Space:Raton,_New_Mexico_One_Place_Study|Raton, New Mexico]] | | |- ![[Robinson-27225]] |[[Space:Raton Tourist Park Cottages, Raton, New Mexico One Place Study|Raton Tourist
Park Cottages,
Raton, New Mexico]] | | |- ![[Sarlin-3]] |[[Space:New Mexico Military Institute, Roswell, New Mexico One Place Study|New Mexico Military Institute,
Roswell, New Mexico]] |[[Image:New_Mexico_Military_Institute.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Robinson-27225]] |[[Space:122-124_Columbia_Heights,_Brooklyn,_New_York_One_Place_Study|122-124 Columbia Heights,
Brooklyn, New York]] |{{G2GLink|1440343}}
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Update:
{{G2GLink|1434472}} |- ![[Selvaggio-84]] |[[Space:Degraw_Street,_Brooklyn,_New_York_One_Place_Study|Degraw Street,
Brooklyn, New York]] | | |- ![[Stutz-25]] |[[Space:Brill Building, Manhattan, New York One Place Study|Brill Building,
Manhattan, New York]] | | |- ![[Robinson-27225]] |[[Space:1_Kings_Drive_Tuxedo_Park,_New_York_One_Place_Study|1 Kings Drive
Tuxedo Park, New York]] | | |- ![[Weinheimer-29]] |[[Space:Chapman_Farmhouse,_New_York_One_Place_Study|Chapman Farmhouse, New York]] | | |- ![[Cook-7750]] | [[Space:Hudson_Falls%2C_New_York_One_Place_Study|Hudson Falls, New York]] | | |- ![[Stutz-25]] |[[Space:Children’s_Home_of_Poughkeepsie,_Poughkeepsie,_New_York_One_Place_Study|Children’s Home of Poughkeepsie,
Poughkeepsie, New York]] | | |- ![[Robinson-27225]] |[[Space:Forestville,_New_York_One_Place_Study|Forestville, New York]] | | |- ![[Engelhardt-556]] |[[Space:Granville, New York One Place Study|Granville, New York]] | | |- ![[Weinheimer-29]] |[[Space:Gomez_Mill_House,_New_York_One_Place_Study|Gomez Mill House,
New York]] |{{G2GLink|1555305}}
[[Image:Gomez_Mill_House.png|75px]] | |- ![[Robinson-27225]] |[[Space:Kingdom_Farm,_Lansing,_New_York_One_Place_Study|Kingdom Farm,
Lansing, New York]] |{{G2GLink|1601453}}
[[Image:FIFW-7.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Russ-330]] |[[Space:Lancaster,_New_York_One_Place_Study|Lancaster, New York]] | | |- ![[Sheggrud-1]] |[[Space:Otisco,_New_York_One_Place_Study|Otisco, New York]] | | |- ![[Robinson-27225]] |[[Space:Watchtower Educational Center, Patterson, New_York One Place Study|Watchtower Educational Center,
Patterson, New York]] | | |- ![[O'Dell-121]] |[[Space:Rockland, New York One Place Study|Rockland, New York]] | |{{G2GLink|1565837}} |- ![[Kelley-5386]] |[[Space:Abraham’s Plain, Rush, New York One Place Study|Abraham’s Plain,
Rush, New York]] | | |- ![[Craig-4574]] |[[Space:Wassaic_State_School,_Wassaic,_New_York_One_Place_Study|Wassaic State School,
Wassaic, New York]] |{{G2GLink|1593646}}
[[Image:Wassaic_State_School_Amenia_New_York_One_Place_Study.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Robinson-27225]] |[[Space:Watchtower_Farms,_Wallkill,_New_York_One_Place_Study|Watchtower Farms,
Wallkill, New York]] | | |- ![[Benjamin-1380]] |[[Space:Hermitage_Bay,_Newfoundland_One_Place_Study|Hermitage Bay, Newfoundland]] | | |- ![[Squires-2652]] |[[Space:Adam's_Cove,_Newfoundland_Colony_One_Place_Study|Adam's Cove,
Newfoundland Colony]] | | |- ![[Squires-2652]] |[[Space:Blackhead,_Newfoundland_Colony_One_Place_Study|Blackhead,
Newfoundland Colony]] | | |- ![[Squires-2652]] |[[Space:Bradley's_Cove,_Newfoundland_Colony_One_Place_Study|Bradley's Cove,
Newfoundland Colony]] | | |- ![[Squires-2652]] |[[Space:Broad_Cove,_Newfoundland_Colony_One_Place_Study|Broad Cove,
Newfoundland Colony]] | | |- ![[Squires-2652]] |[[Space:Mulley's_Cove,_Newfoundland_Colony_One_Place_Study|Mulley's Cove,
Newfoundland Colony]] | | |- ![[Squires-2652]] |[[Space:Ochre_Pit_Cove,_Newfoundland_Colony_One_Place_Study|Ochre Pit Cove,
Newfoundland Colony]] | | |- ![[Squires-2652]] |[[Space:Small_Point,_Newfoundland_Colony_One_Place_Study|Small Point,
Newfoundland Colony]] | | |- ![[Squires-2652]] |[[Space:Western_Bay,_Newfoundland_Colony_One_Place_Study|Western Bay,
Newfoundland Colony]] | | |- ![[Stephens-3929]] |[[Space:Eden, North Carolina One Place Study|Eden, North Carolina]] | | |- ![[Bellamy-2127]] |[[Space:Gaston,_North_Carolina_One_Place_Study|Gaston, North Carolina]] | | |- ![[Capps-66]] |[[Space:Gibsonville, North Carolina One Place Study|Gibsonville, North Carolina]] | | |- ![[Christensen-8328]] |[[Space:Mackeys_Ferry,_North_Carolina_One_Place_Study|Mackeys Ferry, North Carolina]] |{{G2GLink|1434337}} | |- ![[Smith-40964]] |[[Space:Upper_Regiment,_North_Carolina_One_Place_Study|Upper Regiment, North Carolina]] | | |- ![[Lake-1774]] |[[Space:Zane's_Trace,_Northwest_Territory_One_Place_Study|Zane's Trace, Northwest Territory]] |{{G2GLink|1711199}}
[[Image:Zane_s_Trace_-_Road_through_Ohio.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Nash-8023]] |[[Space:Donkin,_Nova_Scotia_One_Place_Study|Donkin, Nova Scotia]] |{{G2GLink|1425019}}
[[Image:Donkin_Nova_Scotia_One_Place_Study-19.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Mac_Neil-2]] |[[Space:River_Inhabitants,_Nova_Scotia_One_Place_Study|River Inhabitants, Nova Scotia]] | | |- ![[Rodgers-2825]] |[[Space:Dresden,_Ohio_One_Place_Study|Dresden, Ohio]] | | |- ![[Lake-1774]] |[[Space:Monroe_Township,_Licking,_Ohio_One_Place_Study|Monroe Township, Licking, Ohio]] | | |- ![[Dale-2823]] |[[Space:Pike_County_Children's_Home,_Waverly,_Ohio_One_Place_Study|Pike County Children's Home,
Waverly, Ohio]] | | |- ![[Wayson-16]] |[[Space:Ripley,_Ohio_One_Place_Study|Ripley, Ohio]] | | |- ![[Wayson-16]] |[[Space:Union_Township,_Brown_County,_Ohio_One_Place_Study|Union Township,
Brown County, Ohio]] | | |- ![[Barton-2012]] |[[Space:Apache,_Oklahoma_One_Place_Study|Apache, Oklahoma]] |{{G2GLink|}}
[[Image:Apache_Oklahoma_USA.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Miller-64890]] |[[Space:Milton_(Township),_Oklahoma_One_Place_Study|Milton (Township), Oklahoma]] | | |- ![[Miller-64890]] |[[Space:Monroe,_Oklahoma_One_Place_Study|Monroe, Oklahoma]] | | |- ![[Crawford-15512]] |[[Space:Beckwith,_Ontario_One_Place_Study|Beckwith, Ontario]] | | |- ![[Crawford-15512]] |[[Space:Carleton_Place,_Ontario_One_Place_Study|Carleton Place, Ontario]] | | |- ![[Beslock-1]] |[[Space:Cramahe_Township%2C_Ontario_One_Place_Study|Cramahe Township, Ontario]] | | |- ![[Crawford-15512]] |[[Space:Drummond-North_Elmsley,_Ontario_One_Place_Study|Drummond-North Elmsley, Ontario]] | | |- ![[Crawford-15512]] |[[Space:Holland_Marsh,_Ontario_One_Place_Study|Holland Marsh, Ontario]] | | |- ![[Crawford-15512]] |[[Space:Lanark_Highlands,_Ontario_One_Place_Study|Lanark Highlands, Ontario]] | | |- ![[Crawford-15512]] |[[Space:Little_Britain,_Ontario_One_Place_Study|Little Britain, Ontario]] | | |- ![[Crawford-15512]] |[[Space:Mississippi_Mills,_Ontario_One_Place_Study|Mississippi Mills, Ontario]] | | |- ![[Crawford-15512]] |[[Space:Montague,_Ontario_One_Place_Study|Montague, Ontario]] | | |- ![[Crawford-15512]] |[[Space:Perth,_Ontario_One_Place_Study|Perth, Ontario]] | | |- ![[Crawford-15512]] |[[Space:Smiths_Falls,_Ontario_One_Place_Study|Smiths Falls, Ontario]] |{{G2GLink|1668076}}
[[Image:PFWC-82.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Crawford-15512]] |[[Space:Tay_Valley,_Ontario_One_Place_Study|Tay Valley, Ontario]] |{{G2GLink|1524226}}
[[Image:PFWC-29.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[O'Hara-2004]] |[[Space:Bandon,_Oregon_One_Place_Study|Bandon, Oregon]] | | |- ![[Robe-79]] |[[Space:Brownsville,_Oregon_One_Place_Study|Brownsville, Oregon]] | | |- ![[Wilson-38495]] |[[Space:Jacksonville,_Oregon_One_Place_Study|Jacksonville, Oregon]] |{{G2GLink|1680214}}
[[Image:Jacksonville_Oregon_One_Place_Study.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Russell-31138]] |[[Space:Randolph,_Oregon_One_Place_Study|Randolph, Oregon]] | | |- ![[Robinson-27225]] |[[Space:56-60_Arch_Street,_Allegheny,_Pennsylvania_One_Place_Study|56-60 Arch Street,
Allegheny, Pennsylvania]] | | |- ![[Smith-121775]] |[[Space:Berwick,_Pennsylvania_One_Place_Study|Berwick, Pennsylvania]] | | |- ![[Rowles-314]] |[[Space:Clearfield,_Pennsylvania_One_Place_Study|Clearfield, Pennsylvania]] | | |- ![[Smith-308153]] |[[Space:Morgan Land, Pennsylvania One Place Study|Morgan Land, Pennsylvania]] | | |- ![[Smith-121775]] |[[Space:Nescopeck_Township,_Pennsylvania_One_Place_Study|Nescopeck Township, Pennsylvania]] |{{G2GLink|1451908}}
[[Image:Nescopeck_Luzerne_Co_Pa-5.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Smith-121775]] |[[Space:Pennsylvania_Coal_Region_One_Place_Study|Pennsylvania Coal Region]] | | |- ![[Hernly-6]] |[[Space:Rapho_Township,_Pennsylvania_One_Place_Study|Rapho Township, Pennsylvania]] | | |- ![[Smith-121775]] |[[Space:Salem_Township,_Luzerne_County,_Pennsylvania_One_Place_Study|Salem Township,
Luzerne County, Pennsylvania]] | | |- ![[Boudreau-1232]] |[[Space:Châteauguay,_Québec_One_Place_Study|Châteauguay, Québec]] |{{G2GLink|1407364}}
[[Image:PFWC-8.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Boudreau-1232]] |[[Space:L'Acadie,_Québec_One_Place_Study|L'Acadie, Québec]] |{{G2GLink|1437405}}
[[Image:L_Acadie_Quebec_One_Place_Study-2.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Constantineau-17]] |[[Space:Neuville,_Québec_One_Place_Study|Neuville, Québec]] |{{G2GLink|}}
[[Image:PFWC-18.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Sorensen-3521]] |[[Space:Ogdensburg,_Québec_One_Place_Study|Ogdensburg, Québec]] | | |- ![[Murtaugh-30]] |[[Space:Saint-Raymond,_Québec_One_Place_Study|Saint-Raymond, Québec]] | | |- ![[Silva-1055]] |[[Space:Tiverton,_Rhode_Island_One_Place_Study|Tiverton, Rhode Island]] | | |- ![[Ledesma-285]] |[[Space:San Javier, Sonora One Place Study|San Javier, Sonora]] |[[Image:San Javier Sonora One Place Study.jpg|65px]] | |- ![[Hartman-981]] |[[Space:Edisto_Island,_South_Carolina_One_Place_Study|Edisto Island,
South Carolina]] | | |- ![[McBeth-165]] |[[Space:Kingstree,_South_Carolina_One_Place_Study|Kingstree, South Carolina]] | | |- ![[McBeth-165]] |[[Space:Mount_Zion,_South_Carolina_One_Place_Study|Mount Zion,
South Carolina]] | | |- ![[McBeth-165]] |[[Space:New_Zion,_South_Carolina_One_Place_Study|New Zion, South Carolina]] | | |- ![[Parker-11287]] |[[Space:Sandy_Grove,_South_Carolina_One_Place_Study|Sandy Grove, South Carolina]] |{{G2GLink|1516615}}
[[Image:Sandy_Grove_Clarendon_County_South_Carolina.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Gardner-10299]] |[[Space:Turkey,_South_Carolina_One_Place_Study|Turkey, South Carolina]] | | |- ![[Robinson-27225]] |[[Space:Williams_Plantation_Greenville,_South_Carolina_One_Place_Study|Williams Plantation Greenville,
South Carolina]] | | |- ![[Wheeler-13722]] |[[Space:Alexandria,_Tennessee_One_Place_Study|Alexandria, Tennessee]] | | |- ![[Wheeler-13722]] |[[Space:Dismal,_Tennessee_One_Place_Study|Dismal, Tennessee]] | | |- ![[Wheeler-13722]] |[[Space:Dowelltown,_Tennessee_One_Place_Study|Dowelltown, Tennessee]] | | |- ![[Oliver-6712]] |[[Space:Dresden,_Tennessee_One_Place_Study|Dresden, Tennessee]] | | |- ![[Isleman-1]] |[[Space:Everett_Rowland_Sawmill,_Tennessee_One_Place_Study|Everett Rowland Sawmill, Tennessee]] | | |- ![[Martin-1677]] |[[Space:Fort_Blount,_Tennessee_One_Place_Study|Fort Blount, Tennessee]] | | |- ![[Wheeler-13722]] |[[Space:Liberty,_Tennessee_One_Place_Study|Liberty, Tennessee]] | | |- ![[Dale-2823]] |[[Space:Pressmen's_Home,_Tennessee_One_Place_Study|Pressmen's Home, Tennessee]] |{{G2GLink|1576444}}
[[Image:Pressman_s_Home_Tennessee_One_Place_Study.jpg|100px]] | |- ![[Czarowitz-1]] |[[Space:Bartlett,_Texas_One_Place_Study|Bartlett, Texas]] | | |- ![[Harris-5439]] |[[Space:Crosby,_Texas_One_Place_Study|Crosby, Texas]] |{{G2GLink|1457363}} | |- ![[Rasco-180]] |[[Space:Dickens%2C_Texas_One_Place_Study|Dickens, Texas]] | | |- ![[Smith-103692]] |[[Space:Early_Red_River,_Texas_One_Place_Study|Early Red River, Texas]] |{{G2GLink|1457363}}
[[Image:PFWC-20.jpg|75px]] |Rqst for help: {{G2GLink|1091358}} |- ![[Vardeman-46]] |[[Space:Levelland,_Texas_One_Place_Study|Levelland, Texas]] | | |- ![[Kelley-2232]] |[[Space:Germanna,_Virginia_One_Place_Study|Germanna, Virginia]] |{{G2GLink|1509725}} | |- ![[Clary-1861]] |[[Space:Lawrenceville, Virginia One Place Study|Lawrenceville, Virginia]] | | |- ![[Weddington-53]] |[[Space:Ruddle's Station, Kentucky, Virginia One Place Study|Ruddle's Station,
Kentucky, Virginia]] | | |- ![[Weddington-53]] |[[Space:Martin's Station, Kentucky, Virginia One Place Study|Martin's Station,
Kentucky, Virginia]] | | |- ![[Weddington-53]] |[[Space:Shenandoah_Valley_One_Place_Study|Shenandoah Valley]] |{{G2GLink|1509725}}
[[Image:Maps_and_Images-13.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Robinson-27225]] |[[Space:Ames_Road_Northeast,_Olympia,_Washington_One_Place_Study|Ames Road Northeast,
Olympia, Washington]] | | |- ![[Gerrish-476]] |[[Space:Bothell_Pioneers,_Washington_One_Place_Study|Bothell Pioneers, Washington]] | | |- ![[Gerrish-476]] |[[Space:Bothell,_Washington_One_Place_Study|Bothell, Washington]] | | |- ![[Peasley-221]] |[[Space:Brooklyn,_Washington_One_Place_Study|Brooklyn, Washington]] | | |- ![[Wilson-11435]] |[[Space:Cashmere,_Washington_One_Place_Study|Cashmere, Washington]] |{{G2GLink|1498086}} | |- ![[Watt-266]] |[[Space:Lester,_Washington_One_Place_Study|Lester, Washington]] |{{G2GLink|1498086}}
[[Image:PFWC-25.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Peasley-221]] |[[Space:Michigan_Hill,_Washington_One_Place_Study|Michigan Hill, Washington]] | | |- ![[Peasley-221]] |[[Space:Rosario,_Eastsound,_Washington_One_Place_Study|Rosario, Eastsound, Washington]] | | |- ![[Luker-573]] |[[Space:Fairfield%2C_Washington_One_Place_Study|Fairfield, Washington]] | | |- ![[Luker-573]] |[[Space:Wenatchee%2C_Washington_One_Place_Study|Wenatchee, Washington]] | | |- ![[Morris-22203]] |[[Space:Forks_of_Coal,_West_Virginia_One_Place_Study|Forks of Coal, West Virginia]] | | |- ![[Myers-2401]] |[[Space:Harpers_Ferry,_West_Virginia_One_Place_Study|Harpers Ferry, West Virginia]] | | |- ![[Stewart-763]] |[[Space:Sago,_West_Virginia_One_Place_Study|Sago, West Virginia]] | | |- ![[Craig-4574]] |[[Space:Trans-Allegheny_Lunatic_Asylum,_Weston,_West_Virginia_One_Place_Study|Trans-Allegheny Lunatic Asylum,
Weston, West Virginia]] |
[[Image:Trans-Allegheny_Lunatic_Asylum_Weston_West_Virginia_One_Place_Study-1.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Greenwood-3667]] |[[Space:Ableman-Rock Springs, Wisconsin One Place Study|Ableman-Rock Springs, Wisconsin]] | | |- ![[McBeth-165]] |[[Space:Burlington,_Wisconsin_One_Place_Study|Burlington, Wisconsin]] | | |- ![[Hansen-7692]] |[[Space:Caldwell,_Wisconsin_One_Place_Study|Caldwell, Wisconsin]] | | |- ![[Schweger-2]] |[[Space:Coloma%2C_Wisconsin_One_Place_Study|Coloma, Wisconsin]] | | |- ![[Rogers-37048]] |[[Space:Galesville,_Wisconsin_One_Place_Study|Galesville, Wisconsin]] | | |- ![[Devlin-670]] |[[Space:Pelican_Lake,_Wisconsin_One_Place_Study|Pelican Lake, Wisconsin]] | | |- ![[Langsdorf-34]] |[[Space:St. John the Baptist Catholic Church, Princeton, Wisconsin One Place Study|St. John the Baptist
Catholic Church,
Princeton, Wisconsin]] | | |- ![[Wolff-1363]] |[[Space:St_John_Evangelical_Lutheran_Church,_Black_Creek,_Wisconsin_One_Place_Study|St John Evangelical Lutheran Church,
Black Creek, Wisconsin]] | | |- ![[Tomlinson-2311]] |[[Space:Nochistlán, Zacatecas One Place Study|Nochistlán, Zacatecas]] |{{G2GLink|1632887}}
[[Image:PFWC-80.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Lemen-157]] |[[Space:Shepherdstown%2C_West_Virginia_One_Place_Study|Shepherdstown, West Virginia]] | | |- ![[Lemen-157]] |[[Space:Hedgesville%2C_West_Virginia_One_Place_Study|Hedgesville, West Virginia]] | | |- ![[Lemen-157]] |[[Space:Newcomerstown%2C_Ohio_One_Place_Study|Newcomerstown, Ohio]] | | |- ![[Lemen-157]] |[[Space:Marysville%2C_Ohio_One_Place_Study|Marysville, Ohio]] | | |- ![[Whittington-2355]] |[[Space:San_Antonito%2C_New_Mexico_One_Place_Study|San Antonito, New Mexico]] | | |- ![[Soltysiak-9]] |[[Space:Austin, Pennsylvania One Place Study|Austin, Pennsylvania]] |
[[Image:Austin Pennsylvania One Place Study.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Sinclair-11461]] |[[Space:Little_Cake%2C_Kentucky_One_Place_Study|Little Cake, Kentucky]] | | |- ![[Ward-21154]] |[[Space:Rockport%2C_New_Brunswick_One_Place_Study|Rockport, New Brunswick]] |
[[Image:Rockport_New_Brunswick_One_Place_Study.png|75px]] | |- ![[Trapp-533]] |[[Space:Kennard%2C_Texas_One_Place_Study|Kennard, Texas]] | | |- ![[LeMaster-580]] |[[Space:Salamonia%2C_Indiana_One_Place_Study|Salamonia, Indiana]] | | |- ![[Evans-29543]] |[[Space:Sheffield%2C_New_Brunswick_One_Place_Study|Sheffield, New Brunswick]] | | |- ![[Craig-4574]] |[[Space:Itmann%2C_West_Virginia_One_Place_Study|Itmann, West Virginia]] |
[[Image:Itmann_West_Virginia_One_Place_Study.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Blean-2]] |[[Space:Nose_Creek%2C_Alberta_One_Place_Study|Nose Creek, Alberta]] |
[[Image:Nose_Creek_Alberta_One_Place_Study-4.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Wilson-50243]] |[[Space:Palm_Beach%2C_Florida_One_Place_Study|Palm Beach, Florida]] | | |- ![[Christensen-8328]] |[[Space:Parkers_Creek%2C_Maryland_One_Place_Study|Parkers Creek, Maryland]] | | |- ![[Koonce-10]] |[[Space:Tarpon_Springs%2C_Florida_One_Place_Study|Tarpon Springs, Florida]] | | |- ![[Brown-8212]] |[[Space:Pleasantville%2C_Iowa_One_Place_Study|Pleasantville, Iowa]] | | |- ![[McFeaters-9]] |[[Space:Indiana%2C_Pennsylvania_One_Place_Study|Indiana, Pennsylvania]] |[[Image:Indiana_Pennsylvania_One_Place_Study.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[McFeaters-9]] |[[Space:Brush_Valley_Township%2C_Pennsylvania_One_Place_Study|Brush Valley Township, Pennsylvania]] | | |- ![[McFeaters-9]] |[[Space:Penn_Run%2C_Pennsylvania_One_Place_Study|Penn Run, Pennsylvania ]] | | |- ![[McFeaters-9]] |[[Space:Cherryhill_Township%2C_Pennsylvania_One_Place_Study|Cherryhill Township, Pennsylvania]] | | |- ![[Sayers-1556]] |[[Space:Barnesville%2C_Ohio_One_Place_Study|Barnesville, Ohio]] | | |- ![[Buckner-1534]] |[[Space:Siler_City%2C_North_Carolina_One_Place_Study|Siler City, North Carolina]] | | |- ![[Cox-27529]] |[[Space:Basilica_of_the_Sacred_Heart_of_Jesus%2C_Conewago_Township%2C_Pennsylvania_One_Place_Study|Basilica of the
Sacred Heart of Jesus,
Conewago Township, Pennsylvania]] |[[Image:Basilica_of_the_Sacred_Heart_of_Jesus.jpg|65px]] | |- ![[Tull-5]] |[[Space:Rose_Creek_School%2C_Selmer%2C_Tennessee_One_Place_Study|Rose Creek School, Selmer, Tennessee]] |[[Image:Rose_creek_school.1953.jpg|65px]] | |- ![[Neff-1845]] |[[Space:Northome%2C_Minnesota_One_Place_Study|Northome, Minnesota]] |[[Image:Northome_Minnesota_One_Place_Study-2.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Díaz-2569]] |[[Space:Jenny_Lind%2C_California_One_Place_Study|Jenny Lind, California]] | | |- ![[Zama_Escalante-1]] |[[Space:Chipilo, Puebla One Place Study|Chipilo, Puebla]] | | |- ![[Romaine-132]] |[[Space:Little Falls, New Jersey One Place Study|Little Falls, New Jersey]] | | |- ![[Sparks-2791]] |[[Space:Emanuel_Evangelical_Lutheran_Church%2C_Friesburg%2C_New_Jersey_One_Place_Study|Emanuel Evangelical
Lutheran Church,
Friesburg, New Jersey]] |[[Image:Emanuel_Evangelical_Lutheran_Church_Friesburg_New_Jersey_One_Place_Study.jpg|65px]] | |- ![[Payne-15730]] |[[Space:Eastern State Hospital, Lexington, Kentucky One Place Study|Eastern State Hospital, Lexington, Kentucky]] | | |- ![[Southgate-301]] |[[Space:Sutton%2C_Massachusetts_One_Place_Study|Sutton, Massachusetts]] | | |- ![[Haché-814]] |[[Space:Russell%2C_Ontario_One_Place_Study|Russell, Ontario ]] | | |- ![[Sarlin-3]] |[[Space:Window_Rock%2C_Arizona_One_Place_Study|Window Rock, Arizona ]] | |- ![[Kent-3265]] |[[Space:Dahlonega%2C_Georgia_One_Place_Study|Dahlonega, Georgia]] |[[Image:Dahlonega_Georgia_One_Place_Study.jpg|95px]] | |- ![[Driver-962]] |[[Space:Lincoln_School%2C_American%2C_Sacramento%2C_California_One_Place_Study|Lincoln School, American, Sacramento, California]] |[[Image:History_of_The_Lincoln_School_District_American_Township_Sacramento_and_Placer_Counties_California.jpg|75px]] |- ![[McGowan-38]] |[[Space:Appleton%2C_Minnesota_One_Place_Study|Appleton, Minnesota]] | | |- ![[B.-1734]] |[[Space:Alexandria%2C_Virginia_One_Place_Study|Alexandria, Virginia]] | | |- ![[Jousma-11]] |[[Space:Roosevelt_Park%2C_Grand_Rapids%2C_Michigan_One_Place_Study|Roosevelt Park, Grand Rapids, Michigan]] | | |- ![[Oldaker-144]] |[[Space:Leon%2C_West_Virginia_One_Place_Study|Leon, West Virginia]] | | |- ![[Wing-403]] |[[Space:Plymouth_Colony_One_Place_Study|Plymouth Colony ]] | | |- ![[Tucker-11084]] |[[Space:Evergreen School, Ogle County, Illinois One Place Study|Evergreen School, Ogle County, Illinois ]] | | |- ![[Tilley-856]] |[[Space:Fort Randolph, Virginia One Place Study|Fort Randolph, Virginia]] |[[Image:Fort_Randolph_Virginia_One_Place_Study.jpg|75px|Fort Randolph]] | |- ![[Tilley-856]] |[[Space:Fort Savannah, Virginia One Place Study|Fort Savannah, Virginia ]] | | |- ![[Tilley-856]] |[[Space:Fort Henry, Virginia One Place Study|Fort Henry, Virginia One Place Study]] |[[Image:Fort_Henry_Virginia_One_Place_Study.jpg|75px|Fort Henry, Virginia]] | |- ![[Gatlin-344]] |[[Space:Baillytown, Indiana One Place Study|Baillytown, Indiana]] | | |- ![[Gatlin-344]] |[[Space:Chesterton, Indiana One Place Study|Chesterton, Indiana]] | | |- ![[Gatlin-344]] |[[Space:Augsburg Evangelical Lutheran Church, Indiana One Place Study|Augsburg Evangelical Lutheran Church, Indiana]] | | |- ![[Stewart-26216]] |[[Space:Golah, New York One Place Study|Golah, New York]] | | |- ![[Noland-165]] |[[Space:Blackwater Swamp, Virginia One Place Study|Blackwater Swamp, Virginia]] | | |- ![[Alt-75]] |[[Space:Clearbrook, Minnesota One Place Study|Clearbrook, Minnesota]] | | |- ![[Alt-75]] |[[Space:Leonard, Minnesota One Place Study|Leonard, Minnesota]] | | |- ![[Alt-75]] |[[Space:Gonvick, Minnesota One Place Study|Gonvick, Minnesota]] | | |- ![[Mason-22776]] |[[Space:Torino, Illinois One Place Study|Torino, Illinois]] | | |- |} === Oceania === {| border="1" class="wikitable sortable" !WikiTree ID |Place |G2G Posts
Showcase |Notes |- ![[Voorhees-281]] |[[Space:Honokaʻa, Hawaiʻi One Place Study|Honokaʻa, Hawaiʻi]] | | |- ![[LaPlace-11]] |[[Space:Saint-Barthélemy_One_Place_Study|Saint-Barthélemy]] |{{G2GLink|1454790}}
[[Image:Saint-Barthelemy_One_Place_Study.png|75px]] | |- ![[Poncy-1]] |[[Space:Basse-Pointe,_Martinique_One_Place_Study|Basse-Pointe, Martinique]] |{{G2GLink|1626034}}
[[Image:History_of_Ajoupa_Bouillon.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Poncy-1]] |[[Space:Grand'Rivière,_Martinique_One_Place_Study|Grand'Rivière, Martinique]] | | |- ![[Poncy-1]] |[[Space:L'Ajoupa-Bouillon,_Martinique_One_Place_Study|L'Ajoupa-Bouillon, Martinique]] | | |- ![[Poncy-1]] |[[Space:Le_Lorrain,_Martinique_One_Place_Study|Le Lorrain, Martinique]] | | |- ![[Poncy-1]] |[[Space:Le_Morne-Rouge,_Martinique_One_Place_Study|Le Morne-Rouge, Martinique]] | | |- ![[Poncy-1]] |[[Space:Le_Prêcheur,_Martinique_One_Place_Study|Le Prêcheur, Martinique]] | | |- ![[Poncy-1]] |[[Space:Macouba,_Martinique_One_Place_Study|Macouba, Martinique]] | | |- ![[Poncy-1]] |[[Space:Martinique_du_Nord,_Martinique_One_Place_Study|Martinique du Nord, Martinique]] | | |- ![[Poncy-1]] |[[Space:Saint-Pierre,_Martinique_One_Place_Study|Saint-Pierre, Martinique]] | | |- ![[Rodriques-17]] |[[Space:Four Paths, Middlesex One Place Study|Four Paths, Middlesex]] | | |- ![[Rodriques-17]] |[[Space:Shaw Park Estate, Saint Ann, Middlesex One Place Study|Shaw Park Estate, Saint Ann, Middlesex]] | | |- ![[Osoria-3]] |[[Space:Hacienda Buena Vista, Magueyes, Ponce One Place Study|Hacienda Buena Vista,
Magueyes, Ponce]] | | |- ![[Lancaster-2885]] |[[Space:Clunes,_New_South_Wales_One_Place_Study|Clunes, New South Wales]] | | |- ![[Lancaster-2885]] |[[Space:Coraki,_New_South_Wales_One_Place_Study|Coraki, New South Wales]] | | |- ![[Coleman-14729]] |[[Space:Gunnedah,_New_South_Wales_One_Place_Study|Gunnedah, New South Wales]] | | |- ![[Martin-46788]] |[[Space:Chatham_Islands_One_Place_Study|Chatham Islands]] | | |- ![[Cooper-33754]] |[[Space:Logan, Queensland One Place Study|Logan, Queensland]] | | |- ![[Urquhart-93]] |[[Space:Ravenswood,_Queensland_One_Place_Study|Ravenswood, Queensland]] |{{G2GLink|1600268}}
[[Image:Ravenswood_Queensland-15.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Champion_de_Crespigny-8|Champion_de
_Crespigny-8]] |[[Space:Homebush,_Victoria_One_Place_Study|Homebush, Victoria]] | | |- ![[Haese-11]] |[[Space:Deanmill,_Western_Australia_One_Place_Study|Deanmill, Western Australia]] |{{G2GLink|1542392}}
[[Image:Western_Australia_Historical_Images-8.jpg|75px]] | |- ![[Braddock-124]] |[[Space:Oamaru%2C_Otago_One_Place_Study|Oamaru, Otago]] | | |- ![[Fowler-8613]] |[[Space:Bluff%2C_Southland_One_Place_Study|Bluff, Southland]] | | |- ![[Fowler-8613]] |[[Space:Whenua Hou, Southland One Place Study|Whenua Hou, Southland]] | | |- ![[Kellett-33]] |[[Space:Onehunga%2C_Auckland_One_Place_Study|Onehunga, Auckland]] |{{G2GLink|1714346}}
[[Image:OPS_Images-6.png|75px]] | |- ![[Wimble-157]] |[[Space:Kiama, New South Wales One Place Study|Kiama, New South Wales One Place Study]] | | |} === South America === == Inactive Studies == The following studies "[[:Category:One Place Studies Project, Needs Coordinator|Needs a study coordinator]]", if you are interested in adopting one of these studies, reach out to the [[Project:Ambassadors#How to Join|Ambassadors Project leadership]]. {| border="1" class="wikitable sortable" cellpadding="9" ! align="center" style="background:#339933;"|Continent ! align="center" style="background:#339933;"|Place |- !Europe |[[Space:Tarves, Aberdeenshire One Place Study|Tarves, Aberdeenshire]] |- !Europe |[[Space:Castel_di_Sangro,_Abruzzo_One_Place_Study|Castel di Sangro, Abruzzo]] |- !Europe |[[Space:Prezza,_Abruzzo_One_Place_Study|Prezza, Abruzzo]] |- !Europe |[[Space:Neuenheim,_Baden-Württemberg_One_Place_Study|Neuenheim, Baden-Württemberg]] |- !Europe |[[Space:Barano_d’Ischia,_Campania_One_Place_Study|Barano d’Ischia, Campania]] |- !Europe |[[Space:St_Michael's_Mount,_Cornwall_One_Place_Study|St Michael's Mount, Cornwall]] |- !Europe |[[Space:Saint-Sauveur,_Dauphiné_One_Place_Study|Saint-Sauveur, Dauphiné]] |- !Europe |[[Space:Hinton_St_Mary,_Dorset_One_Place_Study|Hinton St Mary, Dorset]] |- !Europe |[[Space:Kirkpatrick_Juxta,_Dumfriesshire_One_Place_Study|Kirkpatrick Juxta, Dumfriesshire]] |- !Europe |[[Space:Berkeley,_Gloucestershire_One_Place_Study|Berkeley, Gloucestershire]] |- !Europe |[[Space:Salobreña,_Granada_One_Place_Study|Salobreña, Granada]] |- !Europe |[[Space:Hackås,_Jämtland_One_Place_Study|Hackås, Jämtland]] |- !Europe |[[Space:Lilla_Frö,_Kalmar_One_Place_Study|Lilla Frö, Kalmar]] |- !Europe |[[Space:Kirkby,_Lancashire_One_Place_Study|Kirkby, Lancashire]] |- !Europe |[[Space:Castelforte,_Lazio_One_Place_Study|Castelforte, Lazio]] |- !Europe |[[Space:Franklin’s_Row,_Chelsea,_Middlesex_One_Place_Study|Franklin’s Row, Chelsea, Middlesex]] |- !Europe |[[Space:Morby’s_Yard,_Chelsea,_Middlesex_One_Place_Study|Morby’s Yard, Chelsea, Middlesex]] |- !Europe |[[Space:St Barnabas Street, Wellingborough, Northamptonshire One Place Study|St Barnabas Street, Wellingborough, Northamptonshire]] |- !Europe |[[Space:Hjørundfjord,_Møre_og_Romsdal_One_Place_Study|Hjørundfjord, Møre og Romsdal]] |- !Europe |[[Space:Lappträsk,_Norrbotten_One_Place_Study|Lappträsk, Norrbotten]] |- !Europe |[[Space:Bletchingdon, Oxfordshire One Place Study|Bletchingdon, Oxfordshire]] |- !Europe |[[Space:Zabajka,_Rzeszów_One_Place_Study|Zabajka, Rzeszów]] |- !Europe |[[Space:Kraczkowa,_Rzeszów_One_Place_Study|Kraczkowa, Rzeszów]] |- !Europe |[[Space:Comté_de_Nice,_Sardinia_One_Place_Study|Comté de Nice, Sardinia]] |- !Europe |[[Space:Alia,_Sicilia_One_Place_Study|Alia, Sicilia]] |- !Europe |[[Space:Cerda,_Sicilia_One_Place_Study|Cerda, Sicilia]] |- !Europe |[[Space:Kudritz,_Temes_One_Place_Study|Kudritz, Temes]] |- !Europe |[[Space:Burträsk,_Västerbotten_One_Place_Study|Burträsk, Västerbotten]] |- !Europe |[[Space:Grundnäs,_Västerbotten_One_Place_Study|Grundnäs, Västerbotten]] |- !Europe |[[Space:Gresford,_Wrexham_One_Place_Study|Gresford, Wrexham]] |- !Europe |[[Space:Pateley_Bridge,_Yorkshire_One_Place_Study|Pateley Bridge, Yorkshire]] |- !Europe |[[Space:Fryšava_pod_Žákovou_horou,_Žďár_nad_Sázavou_One_Place_Study|Fryšava pod Žákovou horou, Žďár nad Sázavou]] |- !North America |[[Space:Ladiga,_Alabama_One_Place_Study|Ladiga, Alabama]] |- !North America |[[Space:Manu'a,_American_Samoa_One_Place_Study|Manu'a, American Samoa]] |- !North America |[[Space:Rifle,_Colorado_One_Place_Study|Rifle, Colorado]] |- !North America |[[Space:The_Daggett_House,_Andover,_Connecticut_One_Place_Study|The Daggett House, Andover, Connecticut]] |- !North America |[[Space:The_Enoch_Badger_House,_Andover,_Connecticut_One_Place_Study|The Enoch Badger House, Andover, Connecticut]] |- !North America |[[Space:Andover,_Connecticut_One_Place_Study|Andover, Connecticut]] |- !North America |[[Space:Bethlehem,_Indiana_One_Place_Study|Bethlehem, Indiana]] |- !North America |[[Space:Texas,_Maryland_One_Place_Study|Texas, Maryland]] |- !North America |[[Space:Perkins_School_for_the_Blind_Watertown,_Massachusetts_One_Place_Study|Perkins School for the Blind Watertown, Massachusetts]] |- !North America |[[Space:Dayton,_Minnesota_One_Place_Study|Dayton, Minnesota]] |- !North America |[[Space:Wawarsing_Hamlet,_New_York_One_Place_Study|Wawarsing Hamlet, New York]] |- !North America |[[Space:Wilson, North Carolina One Place Study|Wilson, North Carolina]] |- !North America |[[Space:Mulmur,_Ontario_One_Place_Study|Mulmur, Ontario]] |- !North America |[[Space:Sombra,_Ontario_One_Place_Study|Sombra, Ontario]] |- !North America |[[Space:Barrington%2C_Rhode_Island_One_Place_Study|Barrington, Rhode Island]] |- !North America |[[Space:Bristol%2C_Rhode_Island_One_Place_Study|Bristol, Rhode Island]] |- 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If you don't see your question answered here, contact [[Project:One Place Studies|One Place Studies]] Project Leader, [[Robinson-27225|Azure Robinson]], [[Craig-4574|Sandy Patak]], or [[Crawford-15512|Amy (Crawford) Gilpin]]. Team Leaders: [[Dale-2823|Pam Fraley]] ==Starting Out== ===What is a One Place Study?=== A One Place Study is a historical and genealogical study of a specific place and all the people who have lived there. The project also aims to promote connections to the Worldwide family tree from within local family groups in one-place studies at WikiTree. As a coordinator of the study, you don't need to take on all aspects yourself. Ask for help in G2G and on social media! ===Should my Study cover a small place or a large place?=== We certainly don't suggest you try to cover an entire country or even county/province. Start as small as a building or house, street, cemetery, hamlet, etc. ===Where can I find the list of One Place Studies on WikiTree?=== The project page has a link to the listing of studies ===How does my Study get listed?=== This happens automatically within the category structure. ===Can a One Place Study be anywhere in the world?=== Certainly it can. Check on the regional page to see if it is already being studied: [[:Category:One_Place_Studies|Category:One_Place_Studies]] ====Can I do a study for a monument or memorial?==== If you are interested in doing a page about a monument or memorial, the [[Project:Cemeterist|Cemeterist Project]] would be the place for this (see [[Space:Cemetery_Pages|Cemetery Pages]]), and there is a category structure for them here: [[:Category:Monuments_and_Memorials|Monuments and Memorials]] ===Do I have to create a freespace profile?=== No. A Project Leadership team member will create the page for you. ===What does the study page look like?=== See the [[Space:OPS_Template#Display|OPS Template]] & [[Project:One Place Studies#Sample One Place Studies|Example Studies]] ===Two studies for the same place?=== That's why we ask you to check before you start. Someone else may already be studying your Place, and would welcome your collaboration. If you have created a second study in error, please contact the One Place Studies Project Leader(s). ==Moving Along== ===How do profiles get added?=== Profiles are added to your One Place Study by adding the OPS sticker below the Biography header on a profile. The sticker wiki markup will be on your study page and category after creation. ===Can profiles be PPP (project protected)?=== Yes, though [[Help:Project Protection|Project Protection]], if needed by a profile, is usually supplied by another project under which it comes (i.e. England Project, PGM, Dutch Roots etc). ===How do I use the One Place Study sticker?=== [[Template:One Place Study]]
Profiles can have up to five stickers, but they are to be removed if the Profile Manager requests it. If you need help using the sticker, ask a Project Leader. The sticker wiki markup will be on your study page and category and goes below the biography header.
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One Place Study of Burke County, North Carolina, United States
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[[Category:Burke County, North Carolina]] [[Space: Burke County, North Carolina|Burke County, North Carolina]] This page is set up as a One Place Study of Burke County, North Carolina. I started out digging through Burke County records trying to break down a brick wall in my Fox and Williams lines...still haven't managed to get through the wall but discovered just how difficult it can be to find information in Burke County because of lost records, some burned according to tradition in the Civil War. In an effort to bring all the scattered information to one location, I started adding profiles on WikiTree of everyone that I come across in my research of Burke County with the hope that eventually I will be able to turn their profiles over to a family member who has been digging to find them. This One Place Study has been started in order to bring all those profiles to one central location for people to look through. If you find someone who belongs to your Tree, please message me and I will happily turn over the profile to a family member or researcher of that line. If you have Burke County folks who have not managed to be put on here that you would like to add, please contact me to become a Trusted editor of the profile. If you have stories, history, or other information that you think would be useful to those researching Burke County, North Carolina, contact me so that you can add to our growing information hub. '''The People of Burke County, North Carolina''' To search the list of profiles added to the category of Burke County, North Carolina [[:Category:Burke_County%2C_North_Carolina|Click here]]
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[[Category: Sources by Name]] Other: [[Space: Sources-Family Genealogies | Family Genealogies]] __TOC__ == One Thousand Years of Hubbard History, 866 to 1895 == From Hubba, the Norse sea king, to the enlightened present. * compiled by [[Day-1286|Edward Warren Day]] (b.1857) * published by Harlan Page Hubbard, New York, 1895 * 496 pages * [[Special:Whatlinkshere/Space:One Thousand Years of Hubbard History|WikiTree Profiles that use this source]] === Available online at these locations: === * https://archive.org/details/onethousandyears00daye * https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/005763223 * https://search.ancestry.com/search/db.aspx?dbid=11828 === Table of Contents === * Origin of the name Hubbard * History of the Hubbard coats of arms * Prominent English Hubbards and Hobarts * Early settlers--Extinct and untraceable lines * Long Island Hubbards--Descendants of James of Gravesend * The "Hulbard" Hulberd Hubbards * Descendants of John Hubbard of Pomfret, Conn. * Virginia Hubbards * Descendants of Richard Hubbard of Salisbury, Mass. * Military, naval, and college graduates * Descendants of Philip Hubbard of Kittery, Maine * Revolutionary War Hubbard patriots * Descendants of Edmund Hobart of Hingham, Mass. * Some Hubbard Royalists * Descendants of William Hubbard Ipswich, Mass * The Unions defenders : Commissioned officers * Descendants of Rev. William Hubbard and Mary Rogers * Hubbard genealogists. Edwin & Douglas * Descendants of George Hubbard of Guilford, Connecticut * Old Hubbard Bibles * Descendants of John Hubbard and Mary Merriam * Old homesteads * Daniel Hubbard and Elizabeth Jordan * Six Hubbard sisters * Descendants of William Hubbard and Abigail Dudley * Hubbard places * Descendants of George Hubbard of Middletown, Conn * Prominent American Hubbards * A line of Maryland Hubbards * Abridged lines of descent * Unclassified Hubbard data and miscellany * Index * General family index * Special family index * Family records === Errata === * No errors in this publication have been identified. When found, please list the problem(s) here, and include a link to a source that describes the problem. === WikiTree Syntax === * Day, Edward Warren. ''[[Space:One Thousand Years of Hubbard History|One Thousand Years of Hubbard History]]'' (Harlan Page Hubbard, New York, 1895) [ Page ]. * ([[#Day|Day]])
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{{Image|file=photos-494.png |align=c |size=340 |caption= }} =='''New One World Trade Center'''== https://www.onewtc.com/ Standing as a shining beacon for the new Downtown, and a bold addition to the skyline, One World Trade Center is safe, sustainable, and artistically dynamic. Soaring to a symbolic 1,776 feet — it is the Western Hemisphere’s tallest building, and already an iconic New York landmark. *BUILDING FACTS {{Image|file=One_World_Trade_Center-1.jpg |caption=Building the One World Trade Center }} Opened October 2014 Architect: Skidmore, Owings & Merrill (David M. Childs) Tallest of new WTC Complex 104 Stories / 1776 feet high 3 million rentable square feet of space 55 foot high office lobby 54 High-speed destination dispatch passenger elevators Life-safety systems far exceed NYC building code Bound by West, Fulton, Washington and Vesey Streets 55% leased to tenants including Condé Nast *DESIGN {{Image|file=One_World_Trade_Center-3.jpg |caption=Poster of new design }} With entrances on all 4 sides of the building, One WTC has been designed to smoothly integrate traffic of visitors & office tenants. The cubic base has a footprint identical to the original Twin Towers. The surface of the base is clad in more than 2,000 pieces of shimmering prismatic glass. The tower ascends 69 stories — its edges chamfered back to form 8 isosceles triangles, a perfect octagon at center. It culminates in a square, glass parapet at the crown, its crystalline form creating a vibrant effect, as light refracts like a kaleidoscope, changing throughout the day. The “One World Observatory” — opening 2015 — is an enclosed observation deck rising 1,250 ft. above street level. The crown of One WTC is a 408-foot spire — consisting of a mast and a communication platform ring. At night, a beacon at the top sends out a horizontal light beam, which can be seen from miles away. *ABOUT THE ARCHITECT DAVID CHILDS is consulting design partner at Skidmore, Owings & Merrill/New York. He also designed 7 WTC, which opened in May 2006. Childs is a graduate of Yale College and the Yale School of Art and Architecture, and joined SOM in 1971. Child’s diverse range of completed projects includes Worldwide Plaza on Eighth Avenue; the New York Mercantile Exchange; the JFK International Arrivals Building; the Bear Stearns Headquarters; the Stuyvesant School Bridge in Tribeca; and the renovation and preservation of Lever House. Tower One
*''The north tower was completed in 1970'' The World Trade Center Concourse connected Tower 1 and Tower 2. Here you could find shopping (a big Borders store, clothing, music, and more), eateries for a quick lunchtime bite, and bank branches and other daily errand destinations.The World Trade Center Concourse was also the entrance to the PATH station for commuting to and from New Jersey. {{Image|file=One_World_Trade_Center.jpg |caption=World Trade Center Concourse connected Tower 1 and Tower 2. }} Lost assets equal to $3.3 trillion & 2,753 victims at Trade Center
Tower Two
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Welcome to the O'Neill Dynasty Project!
{{Clear}} ==Project Purpose== The purpose of this sub-project is to show the titular descent of the O'Neill Dynasty, the Irish Royal House of O'Neill (which was taken over and disbanded by King Henry VIII) from the progenitor of the Ui Neill, [[Eochaid-13|Niall Noigiallach]], also known as "Niall of the Nine Hostages." ==Origin and History of the O'Neill Surname== "Ó NÉILL - Derivatives: O'Neill, O'Neal, Neill, Neale - A name given to some descendants of [[Eochaid-13|Niall Noigiallach]], also known as "Niall of the Nine Hostages." It is the surname of several distinct families in different parts of Ireland, of which several clans and family groups are descended. [http://www.libraryireland.com/names/on/o-neill.php Library of Ireland] The "Uí Neill" was the designation of the dynasties claiming descent from Niall of the Nine Hostages. The ''Northern'' Uí Néill Kingdoms were the Cenél Conaill and Cenél nEógain, named after Conall and Eoghan, sons of Niall. The ''Southern'' Uí Néill were other kingdoms in Ireland, who also claimed descent from Niall. Collectively, these are known as the Uí Néill dynasty. [https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Northern_U%C3%AD_N%C3%A9ill&oldid=704139070 - Wikipedia "Northern Uí Néill,"] The Northern Uí Néill was initially ruled by the Cenél Conaill, but the Cenél nEógain eventually rose and took control. When it became dominant, it became known as the Kingdom of Ailech. "Niall Glúndub mac Áedo (modern spelling: Niall Glúndubh mac Aodha) was a 10th-century Irish king of the Cenél Eógain and High King of Ireland. He was was the 170th Monarch of Ireland and reigned for three years. While many Irish groups were members of the Uí Néill and traced their descent from Niall Noígiallach, the "O'Neill Dynasty" took its name from Niall Glúndub rather than the earlier Niall." '''''It is from this Monarch the surname O'Neill or "Clan-na-Neil," Neilson, Nelson and Nilson are derived, as well as the Clan O'Neill.''''' http://www.libraryireland.com/Pedigrees1/o-neill-1-heremon.php http://www.oneillclans.com/history/ancient-origins/119-famous-oneills-niall-glundub-mac-aedo-880-919.html https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Niall_Gl%C3%BAndub Prior to this, surnames were not commonly used; names were still expressed in Gaelic tradition. Niall's grandsons [[O'Neill-1577|Flaithbertach mac Muirchertach O'Neill]] and [[O'Neill-1596|Domhnall Mac Muirchertach O'Neill]] are believed to be the first of''' this direct line''' to use O'Neill as a surname, to distinguish the familial line as descent from Niall Glundubh. [http://www.libraryireland.com/Pedigrees1/o-neill-1-heremon.php O'Neill, Line of Heremon] This particular project will '''begin''' with a focus on the Kingdom of Cenél nEógain and explore the descent from [[Mac_Néill-8|Eoghan]], to [[Mac_Aedo-2|Niall Glundub]], then further to Conn Bacach O'Neill, the last King of Tyrone (Tir Eógain) and 1st Earl of Tyrone (following Henry VIII). '''Further branches will be explored when this is complete''' ==Structure of the O'Neill Dynasty== ===Northern Uí Néill=== ====Kingdom of Cenél nEógain (later Ailech)==== #Line 1 of Eoghan Mac Neill - see [[Space: O'Neill Name Study|O'Neill Name Study]] for the detailed lineage. ====Kingdom of Cenél Conaill==== ===Southern Uí Néill=== ====Kingdom of xxxxx==== ====Kingdom of xxxxx==== ==Traditional Irish/Gaelic Titles== These were the titles held prior to Henry VIII restructure and re-grant ===High King of Ireland=== :[[Mac_Néill-8|Eoghan Mac Niall]], son of [[Eochaid-13|Niall Eochaid "Niall of the Nine Hostages"]] - Eoghan was progenitor of Kingdom of Cenél Eóghain :[[Mac_Muiredaig-3|Muircheartach Mac Muireadhach]], son of [[Mac_Eógain-2|Muireadhach Mac Eoghan]], :[[Mac_Muirchertaig-1|Domhnall]] and [[Maceric-1|Fearghus]], the two sons of Muircheartach, son of Muireadhach :Eochaidh, son of Domhnall; and Baedan Brighi, son of Muircheartach, son of Muireadhach (Cenel Mac Earca). : Colman Rimidh, son of Baedan Brighi, son of Muircheartach. : [[Uaridnach-1|Aedh Uairidhnach]], son of Domhnall Ilchealgach, son of Muircheartach. : [[Maele-6|Fergal]], son of [[Duin-1|Maelduin]], : Aedh Allan, son of Fergal, son of [[Duin-1|Maelduin]] : [[Macfergal-1|Niall Frossach]], son of Fergal, son of Maelduin : [[Niall-3| Aedh Oirdnidhe]], son of Niall Frossach, son of Fergal. : [[Aedh-1|Niall Caille]], son of Aedh Oirdnidhe, son of Niall Frosach. : [[Findliath-1|Aedh Finnliath Mac Niall]], son of Niall Caille, son of Aedh : [[Mac Aedo-2|Niall Glúndubh mac Áedo]] - ''High King of Ireland, King of the Cenél Eógain'', son of Aedh Finnliath Mac Niall [http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~irlkik/ihm/uinkings.htm O'Neill on Rootsweb (not a primary source] ===King of Ulster=== ===King of Tyrone=== :Conn Bacach O'Neill - surrendered title to King Henry VIII of England - made 1st Earl of Tyrone ===Prince of Ulster=== ===The O'Neill=== :[[O'Neill-1565|Domhnall O'Neill]] :Shane "The Proud" O'Neill ==English Titles== These were titles used after the Henry VIII restructure and regrant ===Earl of Tyrone=== :Conn Bacach O'Neill - 1st Earl of Tyrone :Hugh O'Neill - 2nd Earl of Tyrone ===Baron Dungannon=== :Matthew O'Neill, 1st Baron Dungannon ===Earl O'Neill=== ===Viscount O'Neill=== ===Baron O'Neill=== ==Related Projects== :[[Project:Irish Roots|Irish Roots Project]] :[[Project:European Aristocrats|European Aristocrats Project]] :[[Project:Ireland|Ireland Project]] ==Sources== # [http://www.libraryireland.com/Pedigrees1/o-neill-1-heremon.php O'Hart, J. (1892). ''Irish Pedigrees; Or, The Origin and Stem of the Irish Nation''. (5th ed). Courtesy of the Library of Ireland ''O'Neill Pedigrees - Line of Heremon'' ]. #[http://www.ronsattic.com/oneall3.htm Ron's Attic] Not an official site, but has very reputable information #[http://www.ucc.ie/celt/online/T100005A/ Annals of the Four Masters (online)] , courtesty of CELT: The Corpus of Electronic Texts #[https://play.google.com/books/reader?id=Vr0_AAAAcAAJ&printsec=frontcover&output=reader&hl=en&pg=GBS.PA4 Annals of the Kingdom of Ireland by the Four Masters] From the Earliest Period to the year 1616, edited and translated by John O'Donovan #[http://shaw.medlib.iupui.edu/Lafracoth12208/Bibliography_Lyric_of_Lafracoth.pdf Bibliography] An Excellent Bibliography, used to connect to various works #[http://www.historyireland.com/early-modern-history-1500-1700/creating-facts-on-the-groundthe-destruction-of-clandeboye/ "History Ireland"] Ireland's History Magazine #[https://books.google.com/books/about/A_Genealogical_History_of_the_Dormant_Ab.html?id=1DEGAAAAQAAJ A Genealogical History of the Dormant, Abeyant, Forfeited, and Extinct Peerages of the British Empire] #[http://search.ancestry.com/search/db.aspx?dbid=3753 U.S., Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy] for early O'Neills in America #[http://www.sog.org.uk Society of Genealogists, London] {{EuroAristo_Source}} ==References== O'Neill Name Study
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Welcome to the O'Neill Name Study
==Project Purpose== The purpose of this project is to show the patrilineal descent of the O'Neill Dynasty (the Irish Royal House of O'Neill, which was taken over and disbanded by King Henry VIII) from the progenitor of the Ui Neill, "[[Eochaid-13|Niall of the Nine Hostages]] -to- [[Mac Aedo-2|Niall Glundubh Mac Aedo]], High King of Ireland, King of the Cenél nEógain - to [[O'Neill-1541|Conn Bacach Mac Cuinn O'Neill]], the last King of Tyrone, and his descendants. Further lineage will be explored when this line is complete. ==Origin of the O'Neill Surname== "Ó NÉILL - Derivatives: O'Neill, O'Neal, Neill, Neale - A name given to some descendants of [[Eochaid-13|Niall Noigiallach]], also known as "Niall of the Nine Hostages." It is the surname of several distinct families in different parts of Ireland, of which several clans and family groups are descended. [http://www.libraryireland.com/names/on/o-neill.php Library of Ireland] Eoghan Mac Niall, son of Niall Noígiallach, was progenitor of the Kingdom of Cenél Eógain. "Niall Glúndub mac Áedo (modern spelling: Niall Glúndubh mac Aodha) was a 10th-century Irish king of the Cenél Eógain and High King of Ireland. He was the 170th Monarch of Ireland and reigned for three years. While many Irish kin groups were members of the Uí Néill and traced their descent from Niall Noígiallach, the O'Neill dynasty took its name from Niall Glúndub rather than the earlier Niall." :'''''It is from this Monarch the surname O'Neill or "Clan-na-Neil," Neilson, Nelson and Nilson are derived, as well as the Clan O'Neill.''''' [http://www.oneillclans.com/history/ancient-origins/119-famous-oneills-niall-glundub-mac-aedo-880-919.html O'Neill Clan][https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Niall_Gl%C3%BAndub Wikipedia, Niall Glundubh] Prior to this, the names were still expressed in a patrilineal manner as in Gaelic tradition. Niall's grandsons [[O'Neill-1577|Flaithbertach mac Muirchertach O'Neill]] and [[O'Neill-1596|Domhnall Mac Muirchertach O'Neill]] are believed to be the first of ''this'' direct line to use O'Neill as a surname, to distinguish the familial line as descent from Niall Glundubh. '''Early Kingdoms''': The Uí Neill High Kings of Ireland - The Uí Neill was the designation of those claiming descent from Niall of the Nine Hostages. The list below shows the reigning Kings in order of succession and does not necessarily fall along patrilineal descent. This list is not covered under the name study. Cenél Eóghain Sovereigns of Ireland [[Eochaid-13|Niall Eochaid]] - "Niall of the Nine Hostages" - eponymous ancestor of the Cenél Eóghain. :Approx 465, [[Mac_Néill-8|Eoghan Mac Niall]], son of Niall Eochaid, :504 to 527, [[Mac_Muiredaig-3|Muircheartach Mac Muireadhach]], son of [[Mac_Eógain-2|Muireadhach Mac Eoghan]], :559 to 561, [[Mac_Muirchertaig-1|Domhnall]] and [[Maceric-1|Fearghus]], the two sons of Muircheartach, son of Muireadhach :562 to 563, Eochaidh, son of Domhnall; and Baedan Brighi, son of Muircheartach, son of Muireadhach (Cenel Mac Earca). :595 to 600, Colman Rimidh, son of Baedan Brighi, son of Muircheartach. :601 to 607, [[Uaridnach-1|Aedh Uairidhnach]], son of Domhnall Ilchealgach, son of Muircheartach. :709 to 718, [[Maele-6|Fergal]], son of [[Duin-1|Maelduin]], :730 to 738, Aedh Allan, son of Fergal, son of [[Duin-1|Maelduin]] :759 to 765, [[Macfergal-1|Niall Frossach]], son of Fergal, son of Maelduin :793 to 817,[[Niall-3| Aedh Oirdnidhe]], son of Niall Frossach, son of Fergal. :832 to 844, [[Aedh-1|Niall Caille]], son of Aedh Oirdnidhe, son of Niall Frosach. :861 to 876,[[Findliath-1|Aedh Finnliath Mac Niall]], son of Niall Caille, son of Aedh Oirdnidhe. http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~irlkik/ihm/uinkings.htm :Our project starts here with [[Detir_Connial-2|Niall Glúndubh mac Áedo]], son of Aedh Finnliath Mac Niall. ==Lineage From Niall Eochaid to Niall Glundubh== In progress ==Lineage From Niall Glúndubh mac Aedo to Conn Bacach Mac Cuinn O'Neill== WORK IN PROGRESS! '''This line is in patrilineal descent''' - generation removed from Niall Glundubh is indicated before name. [[Mac Aedo-2|Niall Glúndubh mac Áedo]] - ''High King of Ireland, King of the Cenél nEógain'', son of Aedh Finnliath Mac Niall :1. [[Mac_Néill-33|Muirchertach mac Néill]] (abt. 0911 - 0943) - ''King of Ailech'' (son of Niall Glundubh) ::2. [[O'Neill-1596|Domnall mac Muircheartach Ó Néill]], ''High King of Ireland'' -son of Muirchertach - Domnall was passed over for the succession upon Donnchad Donn's death the year after Muirchertach's, but eventually became High King following the death of Donnchad's successor Congalach Cnogba in 956." https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muirchertach_mac_N%C3%A9ill ::2. [[O'Neill-1577|Flaithbertach mac Muirchertach O'Neill]] (abt 977 - bef. 1036) - ''King of Aliech'', abdicated in 1030 - son of Muirchertach - "Following Flaithbertach's death, his descendants were for seven generations excluded from the kingship of Ailech by the Mac Lochlainn and other branches of the kindred. His eighth-generation descendant Aedh in Macaemh Toinleasg finally receiving a share in the kingship when Ruaidri Ua Conchobair divided Cenél nEógain between the Mac Lochlainn and the Ua Néill in 1167." http://www.oneillclans.com/history/ancient-origins/114-famous-oneills-flaithbertach-an-trostain-qof-the-pilgrims-staffq-king-of-ailech-1004-30-a-1033.html :::3. [[O'Neill-1576|Aodh Athlamh O'Neill]] - son of Flaithbertach ::::4. [[O'Neill-1575|Aodh Anrachan O'Neill]] - son of Aodh Athlamh ::::4. [[O'Neill-1574|Donal O'Neill]] - son of Aodh Athlamh :::::5. [[O'Neill-1573|Flathartach O'Neill]] - son of Donal O'Neill ::::::6. [[O'Neill-1572|Conchobar O'Neill]] - son of Flathartach :::::::7. [[O'Neill-1571|Teige Glinne O'Neill]] - son of Conchobar ::::::::8. [[O'Neill-1570|Conn O'Neill]] - son of Tiege ::::::::8. [[O'Neill-1569|Mortogh Maighe O'Neill]] - son of Tiege :::::::::9. [[O'Neill-1489|Aedh Macaemh Toinleasg O'Neill]] - King of Cenel Eoghain, son of Mortogh ::::::::::10. [[O'Neill-1488|Murcertac O'Neill]] - son of Aedh Macaemh ::::::::::10. [[O'Neill-1567|Niall "Ruadh" O'Neill]]- son of Aedh Macaemh - Niall Ruadh (red-haired Niall) was a Prince of Ulster; died in 1226. :::::::::::11. [[O'Neill-1566|Brian Catha an Duin O'Neill]] - "Brian Catha an Duin O'Neill BrianCatha, also known as Brian Roe, served as Taoiseach of Tyrone. He married Sisile (Cecilia), daughter of Domhnall Mac Lochlin, whose clan Brian had helped subdue. BrianCatha was offered the High Kingship of Ireland by Hugh, the son of Felim O'Connor, of Connaught, Teige O'Brien of Thomond and probably many other chieftains whom he had met at Caol Uisee (Narrow Water) on the Erne in 1258, with their respective forces. Brian accepted and became the 184th Ard Ri, or High King, of Ireland. After he became High King, he, along with the forces of O'Connor, turned his Army against the English invaders. BrianCatha and many other Irish chieftains and men totalling 352 in all were slain in 1260 by the English at Druim-Dearg near Downpatrick in Co. Down." Desmond O'Neill, The Ancient and Royal Family of O'Neill, O'Meath, Ireland (1995) ::::::::::::12. [[O'Neill-1565|Domhnall O'Neill]] - son of Brian - adopted the title "The O'Neill." He ruled on three occasions in Tyrone (Tir Owen), viz., 1283-86, 1290-91, and 1295-1325. He was at odds with the English and supported Aodh Buidhe and Neil Culanach O'Neill. Domhnall was summond by Edward I, King of England, in 1302 to fight against the Scots. ==Lineage from Conn Bacach to Binkley-335== ''WORK IN PROGRESS!!'' *Brian is the son of Conn Bacach mac Cuinn O'Neill *Shane is the son of Brian McPhelim O'Neill *Phelim is the son of Shane McBrian O'Neill *Brian is the son of Phelim Dubh O'Neill *Hugh is the son of Brian Mac Phelim O'Neill *William is the son of Hugh O'Neall *Thomas is the son of William O'Neall *Robert is the son of Thomas Henry O'Neall *Martha is the daughter of Robert Evans O'Neall *James is the son of Martha Jane (O'Neall) Atwood *John is the son of James Pervine Atwood *James is the son of John Pervine Atwood *Esther is the daughter of James Lincoln Atwood *Toni is the daughter of [private mother] *Summer is the daughter of Toni Gayle (Sain) Barnes ==Favorite Sources== *[http://www.oneillclans.com O'Neill Clans Official Site] *[http://www.ronsattic.com/oneall3.htm Ron's Attic]; Not an official site, but has great information *[http://www.ucc.ie/celt/online/T100005A/ Annals of the Four Masters] (online), courtesty of CELT: The Corpus of Electronic Texts *[https://play.google.com/books/reader?id=Vr0_AAAAcAAJ&printsec=frontcover&output=reader&hl=en&pg=GBS.PA4 Annals of the Kingdom of Ireland by the Four Masters, From the Earliest Period to the year 1616], edited and translated by John O'Donovan *[http://shaw.medlib.iupui.edu/Lafracoth12208/Bibliography_Lyric_of_Lafracoth.pdf Lyric of Lafracoth]; An Excellent Bibliography, used to connect to various works *[http://www.historyireland.com/early-modern-history-1500-1700/creating-facts-on-the-groundthe-destruction-of-clandeboye/ "History Ireland"] *[https://books.google.com/books/about/A_Genealogical_History_of_the_Dormant_Ab.html?id=1DEGAAAAQAAJ A Genealogical History of the Dormant, Abeyant, Forfeited, and Extinct Peerages of the British Empire] *[http://search.ancestry.com/search/db.aspx?dbid=3753 U.S., Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy] Online Database: Ancestry.com. U.S., Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy, Vol I–VI, 1607–1943, Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2013. Original Database by Hinshaw, William Wade, et al., compilers. Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy. 6 vols. 1936–1950. Reprint, Baltimore, Maryland: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1991–1994 *[http://www.sog.org.uk Society of Genealogists, London] {{EuroAristo_Source}} ==References== Ongoing Plantation Research
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The scope and scale of slave ownership activities in our ancestry is troubling. But it is not something we should shy away from. The internet research resources available to the public have increased significantly since we started our family tree and the ability to find relatives through DNA matching and family tree comparing has taken on new levels. Many are beginning to more fully appreciate how we are ALL related. The origin of this page was to keep notes on resources for research related to plantations connected to the Lawton family tree. I am thrilled to announce, there are now some great Wikitree resources serving as important starting points for those interested in this type of research: * The [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Project:US_Black_Heritage Black Heritage Project]; * [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:South_Carolina_Plantations South Carolina Plantations] (NEW as of Nov 2022!) * There is also a team page now: [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:US_Black_Heritage_Project_South_Carolina_Team US Black Heritage Project South Carolina Team] (NEW as of Nov 2022!) The intent of this page is to assemble the most useful internet resources related to our family connections to the locations. A recent question from a possible relative helped us realize how much harder it is to research your tree when your ancestors were only recorded as "property." Many of us from Anglo-European origins (especially prosperous ones) have detailed census records, birth, marriage, and death announcements, wills, and newspaper articles; all preserving not only a biological surname, but, often times, including parentage information. For those of us seeking to look deeper into the past of our African American or Native American ancestry (or seeking associations with that history) are so often stumped by the slim record. The clues are vast, expansive, and diverse. But they are also widespread and far more complex than simple census reports. We're hoping you find this to be a good launching point if you're looking for good plantation research in South Carolina. The history is rich with detail and full of a mix of kindness, cruelty, drama, and heroism. Let's honor the facts together so those of us with slave owning ancestry can face the harsh (and hopefully some more relatively civil) realities and others can more easily find their roots. Please feel free to get in touch if there are resources you think we should feature. '''Wikitree Resources'''
[repeated from above] * The [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Project:US_Black_Heritage Black Heritage Project]; * [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:South_Carolina_Plantations South Carolina Plantations] (NEW as of Nov 2022!) * There is also a team page now: [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:US_Black_Heritage_Project_South_Carolina_Team US Black Heritage Project South Carolina Team] (NEW as of Nov 2022!) '''Plantations'''
Fairland Plantation (Morrisons); Gillisonville, SC
Edisto Island Plantation (Lawtons, Stone, Carriere, Seabrook); Colleton, SC
Cotton Hill Plantation (now Pine Hill Club) (Lawtons)
Lawton Place; Hilton Head, SC
Winborn Lawton plantation; James Island, SC
''Robertville, SC''
Mulberry Grove Plantation, St. Peter's parish, SC Black Swamp Plantation (Lawtons)
Cotton Hill Plantation (now Pine Hill Club) (Lawtons)
Davis plantation; Black Swamp
Bostick plantation; Black Swamp
[https://www.ancestry.com/interactive/12775/dvm_GenMono001920-00001-0?backurl=https%3a%2f%2fsearch.ancestry.com%2fsearch%2fdb.aspx%3fdbid%3d11851%26path%3d&ssrc=&backlabel=ReturnBrowsing#?imageId=dvm_GenMono001920-00150-1 See Our Family Circle], page 291. '''General African-American Genealogy Research and Civil War History'''
* Heritage Library [http://heritagelib.org/african-american-ancestry-general-info/ General Info] * Heritage Library [http://heritagelib.org/useful-links-for-researching-african-american-ancestry/ Useful Links] * Heritage Library [https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5802c4d9414fb5e45ce4dc44/t/591cde29b8a79b656ab88a00/1495064112072/Index+to+Land+Certificates_African+Race_+1863-1872+Alpha.pdf Land Certificates of the African Race] * [https://www.encyclopediavirginia.org/ Encyclopedia Virginia] * [http://www.exploresouthernhistory.com/index.html Explore Southern History] * [http://www.pbs.org/opb/historydetectives/technique/african-american-genealogy/ African American Genealogy] resources on PBS History Detectives '''Plantation Information Resources'''
* [http://south-carolina-plantations.com/ South Carolina Plantations Website] * [http://hdl.loc.gov/loc.gmd/g3870.ct001123 Library of Congress 1711 Map of South Carolina] * Hilton Head's [http://www.heritagelib.org/genealogical-research-overview Heritage Library Genealogical Research web page]. * [https://familysearch.org/learn/wiki/en/Jasper_County,_South_Carolina_Genealogy Jasper County, SC records research on FamilySearch]. * [http://blueandgraytrail.com/year/186108 Civl War timeline] * [https://www.lowcountryafricana.com Low Country Africana]: African American Genealogy in South Carolina, Georgia, and Florida (Baynard, Seabrook, Lawton, Peoples). * Digital copies of the 4 volumes of the [https://www.loc.gov/item/mesn141/ Slave Narrative Project], South Carolina at the Library of Congress. '''Lawton Information Resources'''
* Kith and Kin: A Portrait of a Southern Family ([https://books.google.com/books?id=kLtDQOMmLCIC&pg=PA300&lpg=PA300&dq=Robert+Themistocles+Dion&source=bl&ots=AAUyrCXDZX&sig=qn737VClWbkkz-ykg85Ht61VVqw&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjqh-LMmb_YAhWiY98KHVavB9QQ6AEIPTAF#v=onepage&q&f=false Google Books Preview]) has anecdotal information about our ancestors [[Lawton-163|Benjamin Themistocles Lawton]] and [[Lawton-172|Themistocles Lawton]]. * [https://ruthrawls.wordpress.com/2016/06/17/the-lawton-family-of-robertville-sc-by-inabinett/ Summary of Black Swamp Lawtons] in Lawton Family Papers. '''Local History'''
[https://www.gutenberg.org/files/40767/40767-h/40767-h.htm Old Plantation Days] (1903) was written by Mrs. N. B. De Saussure (formerly Nancy "Nannie" Bostick), a great granddaughter of [[Robert-158|Pierre Robert]], the Huguenot who is an ancestor of ours and the daughter of a plantation owner with over 3000 slaves. The book is available in eBook form on the Gutenberg Project website and provides details of her upbringing in Robertville and experience of the Civil War and reconstruction. (Our Joseph Lawton married Sarah Robert, who was a granddaughter of Pierre Robert.) Nannie recommends for her granddaughter to read "The Leopard's Spots" by James Dixon; this is the first volume of a series, the second of which is entitled, "[http://www.gutenberg.org/files/26240/26240-h/26240-h.htm The Clansman]," which was the basis for DW Griffiths' "Birth of a Nation." ** For a better understanding of the impact of that controversial (and extremely racist) early propaganda film take a look at the great new PBS program "[http://www.pbs.org/independentlens/blog/offspring-of-birth-of-a-nation/ Birth of a Movement]."
[http://www.thestate.com/news/special-reports/article14392667.html This article in The State newspaper] provides a summary of Sherman's destructive march through Robertville, Black Swamp, and Lawtonville.
''Port Royal Experiment'' ([https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Port_Royal_Experiment wikipedia page])
In 1861, the Union Army liberated a total of 195 plantations in the Sea Island area of South Carolina, including 65 in Port Royal and 16 in Hilton Head. Notably, Edisto Island was one exception of the Sea Islands liberated: ''The populous island of North Edisto, lying in the direction of Charleston, and giving the name to the finest cotton, is still visited by the rebels.'' ---E. L. Pierce, The Negroes at Port Royal: Report of E. L. Pierce, Government Agent, to the Hon. Salmon P. Chase, Secretary of the Treasury, 1862[1]
Robertville ([https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robertville,_South_Carolina wiki page]) is the birthplace of Robert's Rules.
[http://www.perseus.tufts.edu/hopper/collection?collection=Perseus:collection:cwar The Tufts Perseus website] has a large list of journals and historical records related to the Civil War.
There is a multi-part series of slave narratives available on the Internet Archives, entitled [https://archive.org/details/SouthCarolinaNarrativesVolumeXIVPart1-slavery South Carolina Narratives, Volume IV, Part 1-4]. '''Loose Ends'''
''Morrison Family Bible'': We recently discovered (through personal emails in Mar/2016) that there is a Morrison Family Bible that recorded the births of over 150 slaves between 1840 and 1866. If we get a hold of it, we'll figure out how to put it online. In 1999, a Lawton applied for the Pineland summer house property to be in the National Registry ([https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Pineland wikepedia for Pineland Plantation]). It describes in detail the burned out plantation manor and surviving surrounding buildings.
More research is needed on the locations of the Peeples in South Carolina. I found this [https://www.yumpu.com/en/document/view/11423327/peeples-and-stroman-family-book-chapter-2-mondy-amp-clonia- Peeples and Stroman Family Book] that documents numerous slaves who dropped the Peeples surname during the reconstruction. It very briefly describes the Peeples Family (page 1) and provides multiple plantation names ([http://south-carolina-plantations.com/barnwell/fairmount.html Fairmount Plantation] details are available at the SC Plantations website, showing Rev. Darling Peeples, a grandson of our ancestor William, was owner). He was son of Henry [https://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=25178658 according to Find-a-Grave]. There's a more full biography of Rev. Peeples on [http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=odomly&id=I0581 Rootsweb]. '''Pineland Club'''
Part of the Lawton's 14,000 acre Cotton Hill plantation in Jasper County was purchased by 12 northerners to become a hunting club. The craftsman building built by men from Massachusetts was recently [http://www.plantationservicesinc.com/property-detail.cfm?property=111 sold for over $1 million]. '''Black Swamp Plantation'''
''Black Swamp Association''
In December 9, 1823, 10 slaves filed a [http://library.uncg.edu/slavery/petitions/details.aspx?pid=1397 petition to become organized].
Abstract: "The petition of the President and members of the Black Swamp Association" state that they associated themselves "for the purpose of enforceing the laws of this State, against the violators thereof; and for the better governing and managing negroes and other persons of colour, in conformity to a similar association established in Charleston, for a similar purpose." They note that they "have adopted a Constitution, Elected Officers, and made such other regulations as are necessary to carry into effect the objects of the said Institution." The petitioners therefore pray that an act be passed "to incorporate them." Result: rejected
There is an interview of a slave named William Sherman who was born on a Black Swamp plantation owned by Jack Davis in 1842 (his uncle was Jefferson Davis, the President of the Confederacy. It's not thought to be the same plantation but was somewhat close to where our ancestors lived. The narrative states it was small with only four slaves and at sunrise he could regularly hear the whip cracking at a large neighboring plantation (one of the largest in the area - Bostick plantation was once 74,000 acres) and describes the hunting of runaway slaves. Our records show our ancestor (Robert Themistocles Dion Lawton) who was born on Black Swamp Plantation moved to Lawtonville (modern Estill), where his daughter (Rosa Lawton) was born (in 1834). Nearby is today's Bostick Plantation hunting lodges. (Source: [https://www.accessgenealogy.com/black-genealogy/slave-narrative-of-william-sherman.htm William Sherman Narrative]; 1936) A large amount of records about Lawtons in Black Swamp and Robertville, SC are available on [https://ruthrawls.wordpress.com/tag/robertville/ Ruthrawls's Blog].
'' We learned from members of the family of Winburn Lawton of Charleston that three brothers and one sister, Beulah, left England after the Monmouth Rebellion during the reign of Charles II and settled in old Charleston, then called Oyster Town. The brothers held an amount of money sufficient to buy land. The youngest brother elected to remain in Charleston and the sister decided to remain with him. She married William Seabrook and went with him to Edisto Island. The William Seabrook house is still standing. [https://www.fold3.com/page/111581445_slaves_in_the_estate_of_william_seabrook_edisto_island_sc_1860#description Slaves in his inventory are listed here]. She was the grandmother of Whitmarsh Seabrook, Governor of South Carolina. Tradition says that the name was spelled LLawton and that the name was Welsh.''
[https://ruthrawls.wordpress.com/2016/01/26/slaves-owned-by-william-henry-lawton-at-his-death-1927/ Slaves owned by William Henry Lawton at his death]. William Henry Lawton appears to be the brother of Benjamin Themistocles Dion Lawton (our ancestor) and the son of Joseph Lawton (our ancestor). ''The intro to this record is stunningly similar to my opening statements above!!'' (source: scans of pages from "Tommy Lawton's book"; The original will is in the Lawton Family Papers at the South Carolina Library at the University of South Carolina, Columbia.) A New York Times [http://www.nytimes.com/1991/06/16/realestate/focus-south-carolina-plantations-farmers-yield-to-hunters-and-developers.html article on South Carolina Low Country plantations] in modern times turning to hunting, timber sales, and tourism for survival. The Bostick's once held 74,000 acres and what is left is now the 5,000 acre Bostick Plantation offering hunting lodges ([http://bostick-plantation.com website]). Mentioned: Cyprus Woods, Bostick, Hilton Head (June 16,1991)
Joseph Lawton (our ancestor) was the only child from the third marriage of William Lawton (the original immigrant) and his descendants are known as the "Robertville, Blackswamp and Lawtonville Lawtons".
Subpoena ad Respondendum in Equity”: William Stafford and James L. Stafford vs. two members of the Bostick family and W. H. Lawton; court of Equity at Coosawhatchie in 1817.
Mr. J. C. Tison gave me these names of old plantations which were between Robertville and the Two Sisters Ferry road, near the present village of Tillman: COTTON HILL, belonging to the Lawtons, which later became Pineland Club. '''
A tract of property at Black Swamp is now in conservation under management by the South Carolina Conservation Bank and is named Black Swamp Plantation ([http://sccbank.sc.gov/properties/blackswamp.html maps and description]).
'''Lawton Place, Hilton Head'''
Lawton Place on Hilton Head was listed as forfeited for nonpayment of taxes assessed in this [http://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov "the New South"] undated article sometime close to November 1862. Lincoln passed the first income tax law on August 5, 1861 and declared the right to seize property (slaves and plantations) for nonpayment. It's hard to know the level of involvement the Lawtons had in Hilton Head. But the Hilton Head Heritage Library provides [http://www.heritagelib.org/articles/skull-creek-plantation details] about Alexander Lawton (BT Lawton's brother) managing plantations for Martha Barksdale (the one which was her uncle?) before disputes forced the sale in 1832 after his death. She marries Joseph Alexander Lawton (Alexander's and BT's brother) after Barksdale's death.
A research paper on Hilton Head documents the notes of a Union officer as he takes Hilton Head: "Captain Q.A. Gillmore lead five companies of the Seventh Connecticut Volunteers to Braddock's Point on November 10-11, remarking: we reached Lawton's plantation [immediately adjacent to Baynard Plantation] about midnight." [http://chicora.org/pdfs/RS%2024%20-%20Baynard%20History.pdf PRELIMINARY HISTORICAL RESEARCH ON THE BAYNARD PLANTATION, HILTON HEAD ISLAND, BEAUFORT COUNTY, SOUTH CAROLINA]. The Lawton Home is depicted on an 1861 map [http://www.heritagelib.org/images/27.jpg here]. [http://www.celebratehiltonhead.com/article/547/historical-perspective-lawton-plantation This Celebrate Hilton Head article] tells of thousands of slaves released from Lawton Plantation, which was owned by Joseph A Lawton (BT Lawton's brother), who repurchased the land for $600 during the reconstruction.
Dr. George Mosse (another ancestor) mapped Hilton Head plantations in 1783 and a full list of plantations on Hilton Head is available at the [http://www.heritagelib.org/historical-research/hilton-head-plantations Heritage Library] in Hilton Head. Heritage Library has [http://www.heritagelib.org/articles/calibogia-plantation extensive descriptions] of the plantation history of Calibogia (Lawton) Plantation.
It is suspected that the original planation house is near the [https://www.seapinesliving.com/explore-sea-pines/attractions/baynard-cove-ruins/ Lawton Stables]. There is a Lawton Cemetery nearby that is not documented on FindAGrave.com. The neighboring William Eddings Baynard plantation house is now a ruin and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Apparently, Benjamin TD Lawton (our ancestor) had a role during the 1840's helping to manage a plantation for Archibald Baynard, who was a brother of William Baynard (featured in these [https://library.sc.edu/socar/uscs/1997/willin97.html Lawton Willingham family papers]). It appears the support was out of family obligation; Benjamin TD Lawton's grandson Benjamin Willingham was married to Archibald's daughter.See [https://books.google.com/books?id=kLtDQOMmLCIC&pg=PA126&dq=Archibald+Calder+Baynard+ladies+island&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjFyuvepNTTAhUT0IMKHWg2C6AQ6AEIJzAA#v=onepage&q=Archibald%20Calder%20Baynard%20ladies%20island&f=false Kith and Kin: A Portrait of a Southern Family (1630-1934)], page 126. It's unknown which plantation he was managing. But, it is known Archibald had a plantation on Ladies Island. The [https://quod.lib.umich.edu/l/lincoln/lincoln6/1:941.1?rgn=div2;view=fulltext letter from Abraham Lincoln authorizing the sale of plantations in SC] lists numerous plantations on Ladies Island (future research needed).
'''Winborn Lawton plantation; James Island, SC'''
A [http://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn88084121/1836-05-24/ed-1/seq-4/#date1=1836&sort=date&date2=1866&searchType=advanced&language=&sequence=0&index=0&words=Lawton&proxdistance=5&state=South+Carolina&rows=20&ortext=lawton&proxtext=&phrasetext=&andtext=&dateFilterType=yearRange&page=1 Letter to the Editor in the Cheraw Gazette] provides a rationale for disciplining slaves, with Winborn Lawton's approach on James Island resulting in the "most disciplined on the island." Winbron was BT Lawton's brother. See also [http://search.lib.unc.edu/search?R=UNCb2390565 How grand a flame: a chronicle of a plantation family, 1813-1947], by Clyde Bresee, which describes three generations of the what is likely to be the same Winborn Lawton family.
'''Brother Against Brother'''
I've decided to adopt [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Lawton-869&public=1 Col. Alexander Robert Lawton's profile]. I remember the few words my grandmother Rose Lawton (Morrison) Bingham (1908-1996) would ever say when it got to details about the Civil War: "It tore the country apart and it tore families apart. In some cases it was brother against brother." According to his [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alexander_Lawton wikipedia page], Colonel Lawton was the son of Alexander Benjamin Lawson the brother of my grandmother's great grandfather Robert Themistocles Dion Lawton, and may be one example she was talking about. He certainly was one of the most active members of the (closer) family serving in the Confederate army (in fact, the [https://civilwartalk.com/threads/camp-lawton.70073/ Lawton Camp], a prisoner camp in GA was named after him). I'm sure there are examples of brothers choosing different sides - but I've found no Lawtons choosing the North. According to ancestry.com, his father died in Robertville, SC (1860), where many of our Lawtons lived before the end of the war, and his mother died on Mulberry Grove Plantation in St. Peter's parish, SC (1836), which later became Jasper County. Our ancestors had moved on to Georgia by then. According to ancestry.com ([http://www.ancestry.com/genealogy/records/rosa-lawton_39337610 see the profile]) Rosa Lawton, my grandmother's grandmother moved to GA and had her first child with her first husband in 1853. It's also important to note that the Colonel's father (AJ) and his uncle (BTD) married sisters, his mother Martha Mosse and Jane Mosse, respectively. So, safe to bet they were in touch.
One member of the Lawton family tree may have been one of the more well known examples of anti-slavery Southerners. [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Robert-2166 Rev. Joseph Thomas Robert] was active in the Baptist Church with hundreds of Robertville parishioners who were enslaved. According to his profile, "in 1851 he acted decisively in favor of the anti-slavery sentiments that had grown within him, and he freed his slaves (in Robertville, SC) and went back north to Temple Baptist Church in Portsmouth, Ohio." He was married to Adeline Elizabeth Lawton, the sister of Col. Alexander Robert Lawton. The Reverend also had two brothers with unknown backgrounds. It's also notable that his son Henry Martyn Robert, later known for writing Robert's Rules, served in the Union ultimately rising to the rank of Brigadier General of the Army Corps of Engineers, which involved overseeing the building and refortifying of numerous forts during the Civil War (including Fort Rodman/Tabor in New Bedford, MA). Recognizing this is an uncle/nephew connection, it would be interesting to know if there are any better examples of high level [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Southern_Unionist Union Loyalists].
[repeated from above] * The [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Project:US_Black_Heritage Black Heritage Project]; * [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:South_Carolina_Plantations South Carolina Plantations] (NEW as of Nov 2022!) * There is also a team page now: [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:US_Black_Heritage_Project_South_Carolina_Team US Black Heritage Project South Carolina Team] (NEW as of Nov 2022!) '''Plantations'''
Fairland Plantation (Morrisons); Gillisonville, SC
Edisto Island Plantation (Lawtons, Stone, Carriere, Seabrook); Colleton, SC
Cotton Hill Plantation (now Pine Hill Club) (Lawtons)
Lawton Place; Hilton Head, SC
Winborn Lawton plantation; James Island, SC
''Robertville, SC''
Mulberry Grove Plantation, St. Peter's parish, SC Black Swamp Plantation (Lawtons)
Cotton Hill Plantation (now Pine Hill Club) (Lawtons)
Davis plantation; Black Swamp
Bostick plantation; Black Swamp
[https://www.ancestry.com/interactive/12775/dvm_GenMono001920-00001-0?backurl=https%3a%2f%2fsearch.ancestry.com%2fsearch%2fdb.aspx%3fdbid%3d11851%26path%3d&ssrc=&backlabel=ReturnBrowsing#?imageId=dvm_GenMono001920-00150-1 See Our Family Circle], page 291. '''General African-American Genealogy Research and Civil War History'''
* Heritage Library [http://heritagelib.org/african-american-ancestry-general-info/ General Info] * Heritage Library [http://heritagelib.org/useful-links-for-researching-african-american-ancestry/ Useful Links] * Heritage Library [https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5802c4d9414fb5e45ce4dc44/t/591cde29b8a79b656ab88a00/1495064112072/Index+to+Land+Certificates_African+Race_+1863-1872+Alpha.pdf Land Certificates of the African Race] * [https://www.encyclopediavirginia.org/ Encyclopedia Virginia] * [http://www.exploresouthernhistory.com/index.html Explore Southern History] * [http://www.pbs.org/opb/historydetectives/technique/african-american-genealogy/ African American Genealogy] resources on PBS History Detectives '''Plantation Information Resources'''
* [http://south-carolina-plantations.com/ South Carolina Plantations Website] * [http://hdl.loc.gov/loc.gmd/g3870.ct001123 Library of Congress 1711 Map of South Carolina] * Hilton Head's [http://www.heritagelib.org/genealogical-research-overview Heritage Library Genealogical Research web page]. * [https://familysearch.org/learn/wiki/en/Jasper_County,_South_Carolina_Genealogy Jasper County, SC records research on FamilySearch]. * [http://blueandgraytrail.com/year/186108 Civl War timeline] * [https://www.lowcountryafricana.com Low Country Africana]: African American Genealogy in South Carolina, Georgia, and Florida (Baynard, Seabrook, Lawton, Peoples). * Digital copies of the 4 volumes of the [https://www.loc.gov/item/mesn141/ Slave Narrative Project], South Carolina at the Library of Congress. '''Lawton Information Resources'''
* Kith and Kin: A Portrait of a Southern Family ([https://books.google.com/books?id=kLtDQOMmLCIC&pg=PA300&lpg=PA300&dq=Robert+Themistocles+Dion&source=bl&ots=AAUyrCXDZX&sig=qn737VClWbkkz-ykg85Ht61VVqw&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjqh-LMmb_YAhWiY98KHVavB9QQ6AEIPTAF#v=onepage&q&f=false Google Books Preview]) has anecdotal information about our ancestors [[Lawton-163|Benjamin Themistocles Lawton]] and [[Lawton-172|Themistocles Lawton]]. * [https://ruthrawls.wordpress.com/2016/06/17/the-lawton-family-of-robertville-sc-by-inabinett/ Summary of Black Swamp Lawtons] in Lawton Family Papers. '''Local History'''
[https://www.gutenberg.org/files/40767/40767-h/40767-h.htm Old Plantation Days] (1903) was written by Mrs. N. B. De Saussure (formerly Nancy "Nannie" Bostick), a great granddaughter of [[Robert-158|Pierre Robert]], the Huguenot who is an ancestor of ours and the daughter of a plantation owner with over 3000 slaves. The book is available in eBook form on the Gutenberg Project website and provides details of her upbringing in Robertville and experience of the Civil War and reconstruction. (Our Joseph Lawton married Sarah Robert, who was a granddaughter of Pierre Robert.) Nannie recommends for her granddaughter to read "The Leopard's Spots" by James Dixon; this is the first volume of a series, the second of which is entitled, "[http://www.gutenberg.org/files/26240/26240-h/26240-h.htm The Clansman]," which was the basis for DW Griffiths' "Birth of a Nation." ** For a better understanding of the impact of that controversial (and extremely racist) early propaganda film take a look at the great new PBS program "[http://www.pbs.org/independentlens/blog/offspring-of-birth-of-a-nation/ Birth of a Movement]."
[http://www.thestate.com/news/special-reports/article14392667.html This article in The State newspaper] provides a summary of Sherman's destructive march through Robertville, Black Swamp, and Lawtonville.
''Port Royal Experiment'' ([https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Port_Royal_Experiment wikipedia page])
In 1861, the Union Army liberated a total of 195 plantations in the Sea Island area of South Carolina, including 65 in Port Royal and 16 in Hilton Head. Notably, Edisto Island was one exception of the Sea Islands liberated: ''The populous island of North Edisto, lying in the direction of Charleston, and giving the name to the finest cotton, is still visited by the rebels.'' ---E. L. Pierce, The Negroes at Port Royal: Report of E. L. Pierce, Government Agent, to the Hon. Salmon P. Chase, Secretary of the Treasury, 1862[1]
Robertville ([https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robertville,_South_Carolina wiki page]) is the birthplace of Robert's Rules.
[http://www.perseus.tufts.edu/hopper/collection?collection=Perseus:collection:cwar The Tufts Perseus website] has a large list of journals and historical records related to the Civil War.
There is a multi-part series of slave narratives available on the Internet Archives, entitled [https://archive.org/details/SouthCarolinaNarrativesVolumeXIVPart1-slavery South Carolina Narratives, Volume IV, Part 1-4]. '''Loose Ends'''
''Morrison Family Bible'': We recently discovered (through personal emails in Mar/2016) that there is a Morrison Family Bible that recorded the births of over 150 slaves between 1840 and 1866. If we get a hold of it, we'll figure out how to put it online. In 1999, a Lawton applied for the Pineland summer house property to be in the National Registry ([https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Pineland wikepedia for Pineland Plantation]). It describes in detail the burned out plantation manor and surviving surrounding buildings.
More research is needed on the locations of the Peeples in South Carolina. I found this [https://www.yumpu.com/en/document/view/11423327/peeples-and-stroman-family-book-chapter-2-mondy-amp-clonia- Peeples and Stroman Family Book] that documents numerous slaves who dropped the Peeples surname during the reconstruction. It very briefly describes the Peeples Family (page 1) and provides multiple plantation names ([http://south-carolina-plantations.com/barnwell/fairmount.html Fairmount Plantation] details are available at the SC Plantations website, showing Rev. Darling Peeples, a grandson of our ancestor William, was owner). He was son of Henry [https://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=25178658 according to Find-a-Grave]. There's a more full biography of Rev. Peeples on [http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=odomly&id=I0581 Rootsweb]. '''Pineland Club'''
Part of the Lawton's 14,000 acre Cotton Hill plantation in Jasper County was purchased by 12 northerners to become a hunting club. The craftsman building built by men from Massachusetts was recently [http://www.plantationservicesinc.com/property-detail.cfm?property=111 sold for over $1 million]. '''Black Swamp Plantation'''
''Black Swamp Association''
In December 9, 1823, 10 slaves filed a [http://library.uncg.edu/slavery/petitions/details.aspx?pid=1397 petition to become organized].
Abstract: "The petition of the President and members of the Black Swamp Association" state that they associated themselves "for the purpose of enforceing the laws of this State, against the violators thereof; and for the better governing and managing negroes and other persons of colour, in conformity to a similar association established in Charleston, for a similar purpose." They note that they "have adopted a Constitution, Elected Officers, and made such other regulations as are necessary to carry into effect the objects of the said Institution." The petitioners therefore pray that an act be passed "to incorporate them." Result: rejected
There is an interview of a slave named William Sherman who was born on a Black Swamp plantation owned by Jack Davis in 1842 (his uncle was Jefferson Davis, the President of the Confederacy. It's not thought to be the same plantation but was somewhat close to where our ancestors lived. The narrative states it was small with only four slaves and at sunrise he could regularly hear the whip cracking at a large neighboring plantation (one of the largest in the area - Bostick plantation was once 74,000 acres) and describes the hunting of runaway slaves. Our records show our ancestor (Robert Themistocles Dion Lawton) who was born on Black Swamp Plantation moved to Lawtonville (modern Estill), where his daughter (Rosa Lawton) was born (in 1834). Nearby is today's Bostick Plantation hunting lodges. (Source: [https://www.accessgenealogy.com/black-genealogy/slave-narrative-of-william-sherman.htm William Sherman Narrative]; 1936) A large amount of records about Lawtons in Black Swamp and Robertville, SC are available on [https://ruthrawls.wordpress.com/tag/robertville/ Ruthrawls's Blog].
'' We learned from members of the family of Winburn Lawton of Charleston that three brothers and one sister, Beulah, left England after the Monmouth Rebellion during the reign of Charles II and settled in old Charleston, then called Oyster Town. The brothers held an amount of money sufficient to buy land. The youngest brother elected to remain in Charleston and the sister decided to remain with him. She married William Seabrook and went with him to Edisto Island. The William Seabrook house is still standing. [https://www.fold3.com/page/111581445_slaves_in_the_estate_of_william_seabrook_edisto_island_sc_1860#description Slaves in his inventory are listed here]. She was the grandmother of Whitmarsh Seabrook, Governor of South Carolina. Tradition says that the name was spelled LLawton and that the name was Welsh.''
[https://ruthrawls.wordpress.com/2016/01/26/slaves-owned-by-william-henry-lawton-at-his-death-1927/ Slaves owned by William Henry Lawton at his death]. William Henry Lawton appears to be the brother of Benjamin Themistocles Dion Lawton (our ancestor) and the son of Joseph Lawton (our ancestor). ''The intro to this record is stunningly similar to my opening statements above!!'' (source: scans of pages from "Tommy Lawton's book"; The original will is in the Lawton Family Papers at the South Carolina Library at the University of South Carolina, Columbia.) A New York Times [http://www.nytimes.com/1991/06/16/realestate/focus-south-carolina-plantations-farmers-yield-to-hunters-and-developers.html article on South Carolina Low Country plantations] in modern times turning to hunting, timber sales, and tourism for survival. The Bostick's once held 74,000 acres and what is left is now the 5,000 acre Bostick Plantation offering hunting lodges ([http://bostick-plantation.com website]). Mentioned: Cyprus Woods, Bostick, Hilton Head (June 16,1991)
Joseph Lawton (our ancestor) was the only child from the third marriage of William Lawton (the original immigrant) and his descendants are known as the "Robertville, Blackswamp and Lawtonville Lawtons".
Subpoena ad Respondendum in Equity”: William Stafford and James L. Stafford vs. two members of the Bostick family and W. H. Lawton; court of Equity at Coosawhatchie in 1817.
Mr. J. C. Tison gave me these names of old plantations which were between Robertville and the Two Sisters Ferry road, near the present village of Tillman: COTTON HILL, belonging to the Lawtons, which later became Pineland Club. '''
A tract of property at Black Swamp is now in conservation under management by the South Carolina Conservation Bank and is named Black Swamp Plantation ([http://sccbank.sc.gov/properties/blackswamp.html maps and description]).
'''Lawton Place, Hilton Head'''
Lawton Place on Hilton Head was listed as forfeited for nonpayment of taxes assessed in this [http://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov "the New South"] undated article sometime close to November 1862. Lincoln passed the first income tax law on August 5, 1861 and declared the right to seize property (slaves and plantations) for nonpayment. It's hard to know the level of involvement the Lawtons had in Hilton Head. But the Hilton Head Heritage Library provides [http://www.heritagelib.org/articles/skull-creek-plantation details] about Alexander Lawton (BT Lawton's brother) managing plantations for Martha Barksdale (the one which was her uncle?) before disputes forced the sale in 1832 after his death. She marries Joseph Alexander Lawton (Alexander's and BT's brother) after Barksdale's death.
A research paper on Hilton Head documents the notes of a Union officer as he takes Hilton Head: "Captain Q.A. Gillmore lead five companies of the Seventh Connecticut Volunteers to Braddock's Point on November 10-11, remarking: we reached Lawton's plantation [immediately adjacent to Baynard Plantation] about midnight." [http://chicora.org/pdfs/RS%2024%20-%20Baynard%20History.pdf PRELIMINARY HISTORICAL RESEARCH ON THE BAYNARD PLANTATION, HILTON HEAD ISLAND, BEAUFORT COUNTY, SOUTH CAROLINA]. The Lawton Home is depicted on an 1861 map [http://www.heritagelib.org/images/27.jpg here]. [http://www.celebratehiltonhead.com/article/547/historical-perspective-lawton-plantation This Celebrate Hilton Head article] tells of thousands of slaves released from Lawton Plantation, which was owned by Joseph A Lawton (BT Lawton's brother), who repurchased the land for $600 during the reconstruction.
Dr. George Mosse (another ancestor) mapped Hilton Head plantations in 1783 and a full list of plantations on Hilton Head is available at the [http://www.heritagelib.org/historical-research/hilton-head-plantations Heritage Library] in Hilton Head. Heritage Library has [http://www.heritagelib.org/articles/calibogia-plantation extensive descriptions] of the plantation history of Calibogia (Lawton) Plantation.
It is suspected that the original planation house is near the [https://www.seapinesliving.com/explore-sea-pines/attractions/baynard-cove-ruins/ Lawton Stables]. There is a Lawton Cemetery nearby that is not documented on FindAGrave.com. The neighboring William Eddings Baynard plantation house is now a ruin and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Apparently, Benjamin TD Lawton (our ancestor) had a role during the 1840's helping to manage a plantation for Archibald Baynard, who was a brother of William Baynard (featured in these [https://library.sc.edu/socar/uscs/1997/willin97.html Lawton Willingham family papers]). It appears the support was out of family obligation; Benjamin TD Lawton's grandson Benjamin Willingham was married to Archibald's daughter.See [https://books.google.com/books?id=kLtDQOMmLCIC&pg=PA126&dq=Archibald+Calder+Baynard+ladies+island&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjFyuvepNTTAhUT0IMKHWg2C6AQ6AEIJzAA#v=onepage&q=Archibald%20Calder%20Baynard%20ladies%20island&f=false Kith and Kin: A Portrait of a Southern Family (1630-1934)], page 126. It's unknown which plantation he was managing. But, it is known Archibald had a plantation on Ladies Island. The [https://quod.lib.umich.edu/l/lincoln/lincoln6/1:941.1?rgn=div2;view=fulltext letter from Abraham Lincoln authorizing the sale of plantations in SC] lists numerous plantations on Ladies Island (future research needed).
'''Winborn Lawton plantation; James Island, SC'''
A [http://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn88084121/1836-05-24/ed-1/seq-4/#date1=1836&sort=date&date2=1866&searchType=advanced&language=&sequence=0&index=0&words=Lawton&proxdistance=5&state=South+Carolina&rows=20&ortext=lawton&proxtext=&phrasetext=&andtext=&dateFilterType=yearRange&page=1 Letter to the Editor in the Cheraw Gazette] provides a rationale for disciplining slaves, with Winborn Lawton's approach on James Island resulting in the "most disciplined on the island." Winbron was BT Lawton's brother. See also [http://search.lib.unc.edu/search?R=UNCb2390565 How grand a flame: a chronicle of a plantation family, 1813-1947], by Clyde Bresee, which describes three generations of the what is likely to be the same Winborn Lawton family.
'''Brother Against Brother'''
I've decided to adopt [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Lawton-869&public=1 Col. Alexander Robert Lawton's profile]. I remember the few words my grandmother Rose Lawton (Morrison) Bingham (1908-1996) would ever say when it got to details about the Civil War: "It tore the country apart and it tore families apart. In some cases it was brother against brother." According to his [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alexander_Lawton wikipedia page], Colonel Lawton was the son of Alexander Benjamin Lawson the brother of my grandmother's great grandfather Robert Themistocles Dion Lawton, and may be one example she was talking about. He certainly was one of the most active members of the (closer) family serving in the Confederate army (in fact, the [https://civilwartalk.com/threads/camp-lawton.70073/ Lawton Camp], a prisoner camp in GA was named after him). I'm sure there are examples of brothers choosing different sides - but I've found no Lawtons choosing the North. According to ancestry.com, his father died in Robertville, SC (1860), where many of our Lawtons lived before the end of the war, and his mother died on Mulberry Grove Plantation in St. Peter's parish, SC (1836), which later became Jasper County. Our ancestors had moved on to Georgia by then. According to ancestry.com ([http://www.ancestry.com/genealogy/records/rosa-lawton_39337610 see the profile]) Rosa Lawton, my grandmother's grandmother moved to GA and had her first child with her first husband in 1853. It's also important to note that the Colonel's father (AJ) and his uncle (BTD) married sisters, his mother Martha Mosse and Jane Mosse, respectively. So, safe to bet they were in touch.
One member of the Lawton family tree may have been one of the more well known examples of anti-slavery Southerners. [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Robert-2166 Rev. Joseph Thomas Robert] was active in the Baptist Church with hundreds of Robertville parishioners who were enslaved. According to his profile, "in 1851 he acted decisively in favor of the anti-slavery sentiments that had grown within him, and he freed his slaves (in Robertville, SC) and went back north to Temple Baptist Church in Portsmouth, Ohio." He was married to Adeline Elizabeth Lawton, the sister of Col. Alexander Robert Lawton. The Reverend also had two brothers with unknown backgrounds. It's also notable that his son Henry Martyn Robert, later known for writing Robert's Rules, served in the Union ultimately rising to the rank of Brigadier General of the Army Corps of Engineers, which involved overseeing the building and refortifying of numerous forts during the Civil War (including Fort Rodman/Tabor in New Bedford, MA). Recognizing this is an uncle/nephew connection, it would be interesting to know if there are any better examples of high level [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Southern_Unionist Union Loyalists].
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[[Category:Ontario Project]] Ontario is the most multicultural province in Canada. Its population of 12 million includes First Nations and immigrants from 200 countries who speak as many as 130 languages. These resources will help you improve Ontario profiles as part of Team Ontario or discover how your own ancestors helped shape today’s Ontario. This page is maintained by the [[Space:Ontario Team|Ontario Team]], part of the [[Project:Canada|Canada Project]]. *[http://numerique.banq.qc.ca/patrimoine/details/52327/3258509 Almanac of Quebec, 1779-1840, Civil and Military Register for the Provinces of Upper and Lower Canada] *[http://www.theancestorhunt.com/blog/ontario-online-historical-newspapers-summary Ancestor Hunt] - List of Ontario historical newspapers *Archives and Museums (see also Library and Archives Canada) **[http://ontario.anglican.ca/wp/the-anglican-diocese-of-ontario-archives-adoa/ Anglican Diocese of Ontario Archives] - ADOA staff can be hired for genealogical research **[http://www.archives.gov.on.ca/ Archives of Ontario] - Many finding aids and exhibits; growing amount of digitized content. **[https://archive.org/details/toronto Canadian Libraries: Internet Archive Canada] - archive.org page **[https://discover.cabhc.ca/ Community Archives of Belleville and Hastings County] **[https://cornwallcommunitymuseum.wordpress.com/genealogical-research/ Cornwall Community Museum] **[https://www.simcoe.ca/Archives/Documents/ARC%20-%20Directory%20of%20Municipal%20Archives%204th%20ed%20revised%202012-05-16.pdf Directory of Municipal Archives in Ontario] **[https://durhamregionarchivesgroup.com/ Durham Region Area Archives Group] **[http://www.elgincounty.ca/archives/ Elgin County Archives] **[http://www.glengarrycountyarchives.ca/ Glengarry County Archives] **[https://www.lambtonmuseums.ca/archives/ Lambton County Archives] **[http://www.northumberlandcounty.ca/en/Archives.asp Northumberland County Archives] **[https://peelarchivesblog.com/about-peel/ PAMA Peel Art Gallery Museum + Archives] **[http://pecarchives.org/ Prince Edward County Archives] **[https://www.toronto.ca/city-government/accountability-operations-customer-service/access-city-information-or-records/city-of-toronto-archives/ Toronto Archives] **[https://www.trentu.ca/library/archives/index Trent University Archives] - Historical papers and records relating to the Peterborough and Trent Valley area **[https://www.wellington.ca/en/museum-and-archives.aspx Wellington County Museum and Archives] *[https://bifhsgo.ca/ British Isles Family History Society of Ottawa] *[http://cemetery.canadagenweb.org/ON/ Canada Genweb Cemetery Project, Ontario Page] - A free cemetery directory. *[http://digital.library.mcgill.ca/countyatlas/search.htm The Canadian County Atlas Digital Project] - Free. Jan suggests searching the historical atlases, finding an ancestor's land location and then using that information to compare to a modern map. *[http://www.thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/ontario/ Canadian Encyclopedia, Ontario] - Online encyclopedia useful for general information. *[http://www.canadiana.ca/en/home Canadiana Homepage] - (National Resource) A non-profit project to digitize Canada's documentary heritage. **[http://eco.canadiana.ca/ Early Canadiana Online] - Books, magazines, government documents. **[http://av.canadiana.ca/en/ World Wars Aboriginal Veterans] - Free. *[http://www.archives.gov.on.ca/en/maps/textdocs/ontario-districts-maps.aspx The Changing Shape of Ontario: The Evolution of the District and County System] - Maps of the changes in administrative boundaries from 1788-1899. *City Directories **[https://www.bac-lac.gc.ca/eng/discover/directories-collection/Pages/directories-collection.aspx Canadian Directories Collection, Library and Archives Canada] - Canadian Directories is a database of scanned, microfiche versions of pre-1901 Canadian directories. There are 95 directories in the Canadian Directories Collection database, including a comprehensive collection of directories for Ottawa (spanning 1861 to 1901) and Halifax (1869 to 1901). **[http://www.digitalkingston.ca/ Digital Kingston]: newspapers and land records as well as directories **[https://archive.org/details/peterboroughcitydirectories Peterborough City Directories] *[https://www.torontopubliclibrary.ca/dao/ Digital Archive Ontario] - current and historical content, curated by Toronto Public Library *[http://www.1812history.com/collection.html 1812 History] - Collection of many digitized War of 1812 documents and pictures of artifacts contributed by Universities, Libraries, Museums, and Archives. *[https://www.familysearch.org/search/collection/list?fcs=placeId%3A1929952&ec=region%3ACANADA%2CplaceId%3A1929952 Family Search Ontario Historical Records Collections]. Now includes deaths up to 1937 and overseas deaths 1939-1947. *[http://collections.fwio.on.ca/search Federated Women's Institutes of Ontario, Digital Collections] *[http://www.archives.gov.on.ca/en/explore/online/franco_ontarian/index.aspx French Ontario in the 17th and 18th Centuries] * ''Genealogy in Ontario: Searching the Records'' by Brenda Merriman and Ontario Genealogical Society, Revised 2013. *[https://www.niagarahistorical.museum/media/NHS19.pdf Inscriptions and Graves in the Niagara Peninsula] *[http://www.bac-lac.gc.ca/Pages/default.aspx Library and Archives Canada] Federal government resource; free **[http://www.bac-lac.gc.ca/eng/census/pages/census.aspx Censuses] - 1825-1921 **[http://www.collectionscanada.gc.ca/databases/canada-gazette/001060-119.01-e.php?image_id_nbr=9664&document_id_nbr=2140&f=g&PHPSESSID=f2sqvgqa7fupv64r1s1d5ce2pt2apff64mj8scf0hljvqpa4jf10 Search Page: Canada Gazette Newspaper] **[http://www.bac-lac.gc.ca/eng/discover/immigration/immigration-records/home-children-1869-1930/Pages/home-children.aspx Home Children, 1869-1932] **[https://www.bac-lac.gc.ca/eng/discover/vital-statistics-births-marriages-deaths/marriage-bonds/Pages/search.aspx Search: Marriage Bonds, 1779-1858] **[https://www.bac-lac.gc.ca/eng/discover/immigration/citizenship-naturalization-records/naturalization-upper-western-1828-1850/Pages/introduction.aspx Naturalization Records, 1828-1850 - Upper Canada and Canada West] **[http://www.bac-lac.gc.ca/eng/discover/land/land-boards-upper-canada/Pages/search-land-boards-upper-canada.aspx Search Page: Upper Canada Land Board] **[http://www.bac-lac.gc.ca/eng/discover/land/land-petitions-upper-canada-1763-1865/Pages/search-petitions-upper-canada.aspx Search Page: Upper Canada Land Petitions] ***[http://www.collectionscanada.gc.ca/microform-digitization/006003-110.02-e.php?&q2=29&interval=50&sk=0&PHPSESSID=rgi7t06a60or2jdheocn6v65f4 Digitized Microforms: Upper Canada Land Petitions] **[https://www.bac-lac.gc.ca/eng/census/Pages/voters-lists.aspx Voters Lists, 1935-1988] *Local Histories, Maps, Newspapers and Gazeteers Online **[https://algonquinhighlands.ca/genealogy/index.php Settlers of Algonquin Highlands] **[https://search.adarchives.org/findingaid/newspapers Arnprior & McNab/Braeside Archives Newspapers] Ottawa area newspapers **[https://bellevillelibrary.ca/photos/custom/Genealogy%20at%20the%20BPL.htm Belleville Public Library Genealogy Resources] **[https://archive.org/details/cihm_10197/page/n5 Biographical Sketches of Some of the Residents of Elgin County] **[https://www.simcoe.ca/Archives/Pages/black.aspx The Black Settlement in Oro Township, Simcoe County Archives] **[https://archive.org/details/CommemorativeBiographicalRecordOfTheCountyOfEssexOntario Commemorative Biographical Record of the County of Essex, Ontario, 1905] **[https://archive.org/details/CommemorativeBiographicalRecordOfTheCountyOfKentOntario Commemorative Biographical Record of the County of Kent, Ontario, 1901] **[https://archive.org/details/commemorativebio00torouoft/page/n1 Commemorative Biographical Record of the County of York, Ontario, 1907] **[http://images.ourontario.ca/Partners/cbpl/CBPL0840271T.PDF The Early Political and Military History of Burford] **[http://www.mhso.org/sites/default/files/downloads_files/Early_History_Welland_County_0.pdf The Early History of the Mennonites in Welland County, Ontario] **[http://www.westgreylibrary.com/local-history--genealogy.html Grey County Resources online at West Grey Public Library website] **[https://archive.org/stream/historyofcountyo01reviiala#page/n11/mode/2up History of the County of Brant. Brantford: Brant Historical Society, 1920. archive.org] **[https://archive.org/details/countybruce00robeuoft/page/n5 History of the County of Bruce, published in 1906] **[https://archive.org/details/historyofcountyo00torouoft History of the County of Middlesex, Canada, published in 1889] **[https://archive.org/details/leedsgrenville00leavuoft History of Leeds and Grenville, from 1749 to 1879] **[https://archive.org/details/historyperth00johnuoft History of the County of Perth: from 1825 to 1902] **[https://archive.org/details/peterborough00unknuoft/page/n7 History of the County of Peterborough, published in 1884] **[https://archive.org/details/historyofsimcoec01hunt_0 A History of Simcoe County, 1909] **[https://archive.org/details/historytorontoa00goog/page/n4 A History of Toronto and County of York, 1885] **[https://www.huroncounty.ca/library/special-collections/digitized-newspapers/ Huron County Digitized Newspapers] **[https://archive.org/details/IllustratedHistoricalAtlasOfTheCountiesOfEssexAndKent18801881 Illustrated Historical Atlas of the Counties of Essex and Kent, 1881] **[http://library.queensu.ca/madgic/free/immigrants_from_england/immigrants_from_england_frontenac.pdf Immigrants from England 1800-1900, Province of Ontario, Vol. 1, Frontenac County] **[http://www.stoneskingston.ca/about/ Kingston - Stones: Exploring Kingston's Social History] **[https://archives.queensu.ca/search-our-collections/genealogy/dr-hc-burleigh-fonds Kingston Area Family Files, Dr. H.C. Burleigh fonds, Queen's University Archives] **[https://www.londonhistory.org/treatments London & Middlesex Historical Society Heritage Articles] **[https://archive.org/details/cu31924028900798 London, Ontario, Canada: The pioneer period and the London of to-day, by Archibald Bremner, published 1900] **[https://sites.google.com/site/niagarasettlers2/ Niagara Settlers Land Records] **[http://www.nflibrary.ca/nfplindex/start.asp?db=cari Historic Niagara Digital Collections] - newspaper index **[https://archive.org/details/countyofontarios00fare Ontario County] **[https://digital.library.yorku.ca/yul-1151035/map-township-otonabee-1860 Otonabee Township map 1860 showing lot owners] **[https://www.ocl.net/Genealogy Oxford County Library] Genealogy resources: name indexes, records, local history, local newspapers **[http://www.archive.org/stream/oxfordgazetteer00shenuoft#page/n5/mode/2up The Oxford Gazeteer, (Oxford County) published in 1852] **[https://archive.org/download/heritage-property-research-guide-2014/HeritagePropertyResearchGuide2014.pdf Peel Heritage Property Research Guide] ** [https://www.archeion.ca/fire-insurance-plans Peel fire insurance plans] **[http://200thanniversary.lanarkcountytourism.com/maps/ Perth Military Settlement Map] Searchable database of original land grants to discharged soldiers of War of 1812 and other British citizens in Perth and townships of Bathurst, Beckwith and Drummond **[http://www.peterboroughww1museum.ca Peterborough and the First World War, Trent University] **[http://trentcentre.ca/documents/public/4131FinalReport.pdf A History of Peterborough Area Militia and Fenian Raids by Creighton Avery, Completed for: Lang Pioneer Village, 2013] **[https://archive.org/details/landmarkstoronto05robeuoft Robertson's landmarks of Toronto : a collection of historical sketches from 1792 until 1908] **[https://www.lambtonmuseums.ca/warwick_pages/history/ The Township of Warwick: A Story Through Time] **Eby, Ezra. ''A Biographical History of Waterloo Township and Other Townships of the County''. 1895. Google eBook **[http://www.waterlooregionmuseum.ca/en/collections-and-research/waterloo-township.aspx Waterloo Township Map] **[https://cdm22007.contentdm.oclc.org/digital/collection/p22007coll8/search/searchterm/ontario/field/subcol/mode/exact/conn/and/order/title/ad/asc University of Calgary, Digital Collections, Ontario Local Histories (approx. 325)] **[https://static.torontopubliclibrary.ca/da/pdfs/229901.pdf York, Upper Canada Minutes of Town Meetings and Lists of Inhabitants, 1793-1823, Christine Mosser, ed., Metropolitan Toronto Library Board, Toronto, 1984] *[https://archive.org/details/nothingbutnamesi00gard/page/n5?q=carleton+county Nothing But Names: Origins of the Names of the Counties and Townships of Ontario, 1899] *[http://ocfa.islandnet.com/ Ontario Cemetery Finding Aid] *[http://fnp-ppn.aandc-aadnc.gc.ca/fnp/main/search/FNListGrid.aspx?lang=eng Ontario First Nations List, Indigenous and Northern Affairs Canada] *[https://www.ontario.ca/page/ontario-first-nations-maps Ontario First Nations Maps] *[http://www.ogs.on.ca/ Ontario Genealogical Society Homepage] **[http://www.ogs.on.ca/ogspi/welcome.htm OGS Provincial Index (OGSPI)] **[http://www.ogs.on.ca/toni.php OGS The Ontario Name Index (TONI)] **[https://www.ogs.on.ca/family_history.php How to Research Your Family History in Ontario] *[http://www.geneofun.on.ca/db.php?database=ogwcensus&template=ogwcensus-online.html&search=URL&find=/pre1851&sort=COUNTY,TWP,YEAR OntarioGenWeb's Census Project] *[https://www.ontariohistoricalsociety.ca/ Ontario Historical Society] **[https://archive.org/details/ontariohistoryv00socigoog/page/n7 OHS Papers and Records, Vol. 1, 1899] Early Ontario marriages, baptisms, burials by Rev. John Langhorn, Rev. G. O'Kill, Stephen Conger, Rev. Robert McDowall, United Empire Loyalist lists, Niagara Area church records, etc. **[https://archive.org/details/ontariohistory05ontauoft OHS Papers and Records, Vol. 5, 1904] Rev. Ralph Leeming, Rev. John Miller, Rev. William Smart, Marriages, Burials, Baptisms, London/Gore District, Elizabethtown, Ancaster Parish records, etc. **[https://archive.org/details/ontariohistory06ontauoft OHS Papers and Records, Vol. 6, 1905] Lennox County Lutheran Church records, Napanee, etc. **[https://archive.org/details/ontariohistory07ontauoft/page/n5 OHS Papers and Records, Vol. 7, 1906] Assumption births, marriages, records, Waterloo County Pennsylvania German, etc. **[https://archive.org/details/ontariohistory08ontauoft OHS Papers and Records, Vol. 8, 1907] Kingston history, early churches in Niagara, etc. **[https://archive.org/details/ontariohistoryv01socigoog/page/n11 OHS Papers and Records, Vol. 9-12] Middlesex County pioneers, St. Thomas, etc. **[https://archive.org/details/ontariohistory1314ontauoft OHS Papers and Records, Vol. 13-14, 1915] Ottawa Valley, Moose Factory, etc. **[http://my.tbaytel.net/bmartin/earlyont.htm Early Ontario Records] Web page of transcriptions of old Ontario Historical Society records and documents by B. Martin *[https://archive.org/details/provisionalhonou00onta/page/1 Ontario teachers who served in the Great War 1914-19] *[http://ourontario.ca/ Our Ontario] - Growing index of newspapers, books, articles, and more including a large amount of digitized content. *[http://www.ourroots.ca/e/index.aspx Our Roots] (National Resource), contains digital copies of many local histories; login needed. *Quakers in Ontario **[https://cfha.info/YongeStFamilyBook1804-24.pdf Yonge St Monthly Meeting ‘Family Book’,1804 –c1824] **[[Space:Quakers_in_Ontario|Quakers in Ontario free space page]] *[https://ruraldiaries.lib.uoguelph.ca/ Rural Diary Archive] 150 Ontario diarists and their diaries. *[[Space:Sources-Canada|Sources-Canada]] - Rick Pierpont's Canadian resources page on WikiTree. *[https://archive.org/details/torontonormalsch00toro/page/162/mode/2up?q= Toronto Normal School, 1847-1897 : biographical sketches and names of successful students 1847 to 1875] *[http://www.torontopubliclibrary.ca/vrl/ Toronto Public Library, Virtual Reference Library] **[http://www.torontopubliclibrary.ca/history-genealogy/ Toronto Public Library, Local History and Genealogy] *Township Assessment and Voters Lists **[http://vitacollections.ca/cramahelibrary/2809069/data Cramahe Township, 1861] **[http://www.lennoxandaddingtonhistoricalsociety.ca/Fred1845.html Fredericksburgh Township, 1845] **[http://brantmuseum.ca/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/Grand-River-Tract-Assessment-Rolls.pdf Haldimand Township, 1816, 1818-1822] **[https://www.huroncounty.ca/assess/mlst1842.htm Huron County, Master List, 1842] **[https://archive.org/details/cihm_89528/page/n3 Stephen Township, 1888] **[http://images.ourontario.ca/TrafalgarTownship/3287995/data Trafalgar Township, 1816] *United Empire Loyalists **[https://www.uelac.org/ United Empire Loyalists' Association of Canada] website **[https://archive.org/details/unitedempireloya00cassuoft/page/n2 United Empire Loyalists of the County of Dundas by Alexander Casselman, 1900s] **[https://www.bac-lac.gc.ca/eng/discover/land/land-petitions-upper-canada-1763-1865/Pages/land-petitions-upper-canada.aspx Land Petitions Upper Canada] **[https://www.collectionscanada.gc.ca/microform-digitization/006003-110.02-e.php?&q2=29&c2=&b2=&t2=&sk=151&brws_s=&PHPSESSID=51mdg5pr57ppi9dmcvvtpv262j4bqkq7bdrujadkkvsaqull5ku1 Land Petitions], use previous link to find the record you need *[https://generations.regionofwaterloo.ca/ Waterloo Region Generations] - Free site for researching ancestors in Waterloo County (now Waterloo Region). *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ontario Wikipedia, Ontario] *[https://archive.org/details/wm_perkins_bull_family_files William Perkins Bull Family Files] In the 1930s, Peel historian William Perkins Bull sent a survey to all residents of the County of Peel, asking about their family and its story. Many replied, preserving information and stories that would otherwise not have survived. All files are in the public domain. *World War One Resources **[https://archive.org/details/memorialofgreatw00bankuoft/page/50 Bank of Montreal. 1921. "Memorial of the Great War, 1914-1918: a record of service"] - War records with some biographies and photos for Bank of Montreal Staff that served in the Great War. *World War Two Resources **[https://www.rcafassociation.ca/heritage/history/fallen-aviators/rcaf-casualties-second-world-war/ Royal Canadian Air Force Association, Casualties] **[https://legionmagazine.com/en/last-post/?mode=collection Last Post, Royal Canadian Legion Magazine archive, searchable index]
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[[:Category: Ontario|Ontario]] ---- Welcome to the Ontario Team, part of the [[Project:Canada|Canada Project]]. Team Leader:[[Daniels-2254|Christine Daniels]] Team Members: [[Cruthers-29|Laurie Cruthers]] | [[Gaulden-7|Mags Gaulden]] | [[Lake-72|Kathryn Hogan]] | [[McKay-2027|Melissa McKay]] | [[Hughey-105|David Hughey]] | [[Grant-5179|Hannah Berney]] | [[Maxted-74|Steve Maxted]] | [[Sweetman-111|Barry Sweetman]] | [[Daniels-2254|Christine Daniels]] | [[Henderson-4785|Ross Henderson]] | [[McEvoy-527|Ken McEvoy]] | [[Patterson-4504|Joe Patterson]] | [[Wood-3953|Catherine Trewin]] |[[Eckstädt-2|Jelena Eckstädt]] | [[Carter-20890|Alexandra Carter]] | [[Webb-8348|Robert Webb]] |[[Watkins-7379|Peggy Watkins]] | [[Crawford-15512|Amy Gilpin]] | [[Duchesne-118|Nicole Duchesne]] | [[Schweger-2|Culley Schweger Bell]] | [[Bailey-11646|Lawrence Bailey]] | [[Lannigan-15|Barbara Richards]] | [[Goodwin-7553|John Goodwin]] | [[Dudgeon-166|Robin Helstrom]] | [[Campbell-8794|John Campbell]] | [[Schell-1258|Michael Schell]] | [[Raymer-300|Ron Raymer]] | [[Wilson-61615|Vickie Wilson]] | [[Creighton-890|Anne Creighton]]| [[McHugh-1124| Deanna McHugh]] | [[Hems-23|Lisa Hems]] | [[Mintz-301|Mike Mintz]] | [[Pearsall-547 | Barbara Davis]] | [[Hyderman-1|Kandita Post]] | [[Rohrer-434|B E Smith]] | [[Parker-35321|Kelley Evans]] | [[Legault-909|Gilberte Renaud]] | [[Demeule-58|Lisa Hilleli]] | [[Hill-41097|Lynda (Hill) Toneri]] | [[Johnson-58189|Cody Johnson]] | [[Burley-204|Lorraine (Burley) Nagle]] | [[Bahula-1|Tim Bahula]] | [[Seymour-4621|Anne (Seymour) Burnham]] | [[Kanalley-2|Craig Kanalley]] | [[Smith-260830|George Smith]] | [[Macklem-13|Liza (Macklem) Gervais]] | [[Stutz-25|Judi Stutz]] | [[Ko-31|Betsy Ko]] | [[Milks-96|Gary Milks]] | [[Gates-3086|Steve Gates]] | [[Hill-38992|Richard Hill]] | [[Entrikin-5|Kie (Entrikin) Zelms]] | [[Fiordalisi-11|Anne Fiordalisi]] Please join us! Since we are a part of the [[Project:Canada|Canada Project]], you must join the project first. You can then add Ontario to your list of [[Special:Following|followed|tags]] and a leader will add your name to this list. == Goals == *to bring together WikiTreers with an interest in Ontario families to share resources and help with research *to create and improve profiles of notable Ontarians *to create Free Space pages for places, events and other topics of genealogical interest pertaining to Ontario == Ontario Free Space Pages == Several members have set up free space pages on various topics pertaining to Ontario. You are encouraged to add profiles or information to the existing pages or to set up new pages. * [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Baldoon_Settlement Baldoon Settlement] * [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Brantford_Orphans%27_Home Brantford Orphans' Home] * [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Downton%2C_Wiltshire_Emigrants Downton, Wiltshire Emigrants] * [[Space:Early_Upper_Canada_Settlers_%28Pre_1800s%29|Early Upper Canada Settlers (Pre-1800s)]] * [[Space:Franco-Ontarien_/_Franco-Ontarian|Franco-Ontarien/Franco-Ontarian]] * [[Space:Holland_Marsh_Dutch_Settlers|Holland Marsh Dutch Settlers]] * [[Space:Markham_Berczy_Settlers_Project|Markham Berczy Settlers Project]] * [[Space:McCool_Name_Study_-_Townsend_Ontario_Line|McCool Name Study - Townsend Ontario Line]] * [[Space:Peter_Robinson_Settlers|Peter Robinson Settlers]] * [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Petworth_Immigration_Scheme Petworth Immigration Scheme] * [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Quakers_in_Ontario Quakers in Ontario] * [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Raftsmen Raftsmen - Ottawa Valley] * [[Space:Talbot_Settlers|Talbot Settlers]] * [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Trinity_College_School Trinity College School] * [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:War_of_1812_Upper_Canada Upper Canada in War of 1812] * [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Welland_Canal Welland Canal] * [[Space:York_Region_Settlers|York Region Settlers]] == Ontario Place Pages == * [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:History_of_Arran-Elderslie%2C_Ontario Arran-Elderslie, Ontario] *[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Chinatown,_Toronto,_Ontario_One_Place_Study Chinatown, Toronto, Ontario One Place Study] * [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Origins_of_the_Hamlet_of_Edys_Mills Edys Mills, Ontario] * [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:History_of_Grand_Bend%2C_Ontario Grand Bend, Ontario] * [[Space:Lanark_County_One_Place_Study|Lanark County One Place Study]] * [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:London%2C_Ontario%2C_Street_Namesakes London, Ontario, Street Namesakes] * [[Space:Lost_Villages_of_Ontario|Lost Villages of Ontario]] * [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:History_of_Northern_Bruce_Peninsula%2C_Ontario Northern Bruce Peninsula, Ontario] * [[Space:Ontario_Community_Namesakes|Ontario Community Namesakes]] * [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:History_of_Ottawa%2C_Ontario Ottawa, Ontario] * [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Pain_Court Pain Court, Kent, Ontario] * [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:History_of_Sault_Ste._Marie%2C_Ontario Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario] * [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:History_of_Thessalon%2C_Ontario Thessalon, Ontario] * [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Space:Toronto_Street_Namesakes Toronto Street Namesakes] * [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:User_Guide_to_Cochrane_District%2C_Ontario User Guide to Cochrane District] == Ontario Notables == * [[Space:Notable_Ontarians|Notable_Ontarians]] If you like writing bios and connecting people, dozens of interesting people’s profiles need your help. When you’ve finished, please update the person’s entry on the worksheet. == Ontario Location Fields == WikiTree’s [[Help:Location_Fields|Location Field Style Guide]] requires the use of place names used at whatever time period is covered by the profile ("use their conventions instead of ours" using the “names that people at the time used, even if they now no longer exist”). Here are a few tips regarding Ontario place names: * Today’s Ontario was Province of Quebec from 1763-1791, Upper Canada from 1791-1841 and Canada West from 1841 until Confederation in 1867. * Our Ontario ancestors were often unimaginative. A county, township and town can all carry the same name; for example, Waterloo (town), Waterloo (township), Waterloo (county). This is why it’s important to check census data to find out if the person profiled lived in a town or a township. * In the 1990s and early 2000s, politicians decided to amalgamate various townships and towns and attached new names that many Ontarians don’t use. Unfortunately, FindAGrave uses these new designations and you’ll find many Ontario profiles with 19th-century folk living in Minden Hills, for example, rather than plain old Minden. == Ontario Categories == Please see [[:Category:Ontario|Category: Ontario]] for useful information on categorization. Today’s Ontario was called Province of Québec from 1763-1791, [[:Category:Upper_Canada|Upper Canada]] from 1791-1841 and [[:Category:Canada_West|Canada West]] from 1841 until Confederation in 1867. The restructuring of location categories is mostly complete. If you have any questions, or find you need a category created, please get in touch with [[Crawford-15512|Amy Gilpin]]. * [[:Category:Ontario]] * [[:Category:Ontario%2C_Cemeteries]] - Led by Ontario Team Member Christine Daniels * [[:Category: Ontario, Unsourced Profiles]] - Hundreds of profiles need sources, so if you like sourcing, please jump in! * [[:Automated:DD_Unconnected_List_CAN_ONT]] - Always work to be done here, too. * Please feel free to add any unconnected notable or branch from Ontario to the Ontario section of the [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Let_others_know_what_locations_you_are_working_on#Ontario "Let others know what locations you are working on" page]. * [[:Category: Ontario, Notables]] Main category with sub-categories (Ontario, Artists, etc.). Please use the sub-category. See the [[Space:Notable_Ontarians|Notable_Ontarians work sheet]] for what needs to be done on Notables profiles. 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Oodla Wirra Cemetery
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[[Category:Oodla Wirra, South Australia]] [[Category: Oodla Wirra Cemetery, Oodla Wirra, South Australia]] [[Category: South Australia, Cemetery Free Space Pages]] ===About=== *This is part of the [[Project:Cemeteries_of_Australia|Australian Cemeteries Project]] • [[:Category: South Australia, Cemeteries|This Cemetery is in South Australia, Australia]] *If you know of any others that can be linked to this cemetery please contact [[Teague-997|Joanne Egan]] to have the link added. If you require a photo of a gravestone listed and there is no profile on WikiTree, please create a profile (WIkiTree is entirely free), and contact [[Teague-997|Joanne Egan]] to organise a photo to be added to the new profile. WikiTree is a collaborative effort, so your addition of a a profile for a person that has not already been added will be appreciated. If you have found a profile then please consider helping others by adding the details of another profile to WikiTree that has not already been added. ===Location and Map=== *Oodla Wirra Cemetery is located on Rowe Street, off the Barrier Highway south-west of Oodla Wirra. Directions to the cemetery are available on the [http://www.peterborough.sa.gov.au/page.aspx?u=279 District Council of Peterborough] website. ===Aims=== *This project is to document the life and times of the people interred in this Cemetery. Project members are needed to assist in the research and adding profiles and information to profiles. Hopefully it will grow to include links to other information and such things as video/audio tours of the cemetery. ===Tasks Completed=== #'''Photography''' • The cemetery was photographed by Sue Giles in 2016. ===To Do=== #'''Photo transcriptions''' • Details of all photos to be transcribed to the sortable table below. (87% complete) #'''WikiTree profiles''' • to be created for all people in the table below. The completed table will include links to WikiTree profiles and direct links to the photos of gravestones. The profile created can include other sources of information as well as biographical details of the person. (98% complete) #'''Audio and/or video tour''' • of all the Memorials to be created. Create a tour that can be taken on mobile phone or I-Pad or similar device. This tour will take someone around this cemetery to explore the history of the people buried here. Background information can be supplied. Those with mobile internet access can access online links to more information. #'''GPS Location of Memorials''' • for more information (contact [[Bech-2|Paul Bech]]). A dedicated GPS tracker can be used. For those with an android phone or pad there is an App called [https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.mendhak.gpslogger GPS Logger] which can record the locations to a file which can be added to photos later with other software (Linux has [http://freefoote.dview.net/linux/gpscorrelate GPSCorrelate]). There are also cameras with GPS facility that can tag photos at the same time as they are taken. #'''Checking of transcription information''' • Other people are needed to assist in double-checking the validity of data entered to ensure accuracy. ===Sortable Table of graves=== {| border="1" class="wikitable sortable" |- ! align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''name''' ! align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''born''' ! align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''died''' ! align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''age''' ! align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''notes''' ! align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''photo #''' !align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''location''' |- |[[Clarke-7412| Clarke, William]]||||1892||32 years||Died in area, no burial location known.||[[Image:Clarke-7412.jpg | 100px]]|| |- |[[Cook-15725| Cook, Raydon H.]]||1909||1909|| 2 months||Died in area, no burial location known.||[[Image:Clarke-7412.jpg | 100px]]|| |- |[[Cronin-590| Howard, Mary]]||||1904||82 years||Died in area, no burial location known. ''Mary was buried in Peterborough Cemetery.''||[[Image:Clarke-7412.jpg | 100px]]|| |- |[[Jones-43535| Jones, Alfred G.]]||1885||1906||20 years||Died in area, no burial location known.||[[Image:Clarke-7412.jpg | 100px]]|| |- |[[Jones-43555| Jones, Samuel W.]]||||1907||56 years||Died in area, no burial location known.||[[Image:Clarke-7412.jpg | 100px]]|| |- |[[Macintosh-284| Macintosh, Alexander]]||||1901||78 years||Died in area, no burial location known.||[[Image:Clarke-7412.jpg | 100px]]|| |- |[[Miller-36137| Miller, Minna M.]]||1893||1903||10 years||Died in area, no burial location known.||[[Image:Clarke-7412.jpg | 100px]]|| |- |[[O%27Connell-954| O'Connell, Norah J.]]||1907||1907|| 1 month||Died in area, no burial location known.||[[Image:Clarke-7412.jpg | 100px]]|| |- |[[Dann-356| Dann, Alps J.]]||1891||1972||81 years||Remembered by his sisters Agnes and Gertrude and his nephew John Rochette.||[[Image:Dann-356.jpg| 100px]]|| |- |[[Robins-986| Casey, Alice R.]]||1904||1974||69 years||Beloved wife of Michael. Loved mother of Valentine, Shirley, Bill & Des.||[[Image:Robins-986.jpg| 100px]]|| |- |[[Casey-2119| Casey, Michael]]||1892||1977||85 years||Beloved husband and father. ''Buried with wife Alice''||[[Image:Robins-986.jpg| 100px]]|| |- |[[Casey-2122| Casey, Michael J. V.]]||1924||1991||66 years||Beloved husband of Joan. Loving father of Jo, Pat and Lee. So dearly loved and sadly missed.||[[Image:Casey-2122.jpg| 100px]]|| |- |[[Casey-2111| Casey, Patrick]]||||1908||65 years||In loving memory. RIP ''Buried with wife Bridgid''||[[Image:Casey-2111.jpg| 100px]]|| |- |[[Hynes-357| Casey, Bridgid]]||||1941||84 years||In loving memory. RIP ''Buried with husband Patrick''||[[Image:Casey-2111.jpg| 100px]]|| |- |[[Jones-43605| Jones, Alfred]]||||1924||54 years||||[[Image:Jones-43605.jpg| 100px]]|| |- |[[Jones-43606| Jones, Rose A.]]||1910||1919|| 9 years||||[[Image:Jones-43607.jpg| 100px]]|| |- |[[Jones-43607| Jones, Eileen M.]]||||1919||10 years||||[[Image:Jones-43607.jpg| 100px]]|| |- |[[Crowhurst-73| Crowhurst, William]]||1870||1921||51years||In loving memory. RIP Erected by his children.||[[Image:Crowhurst-73.jpg| 100px]]|| |- |[[Thompson-26973| Sheedy, Elizabeth S.]]||1908||2004||95 years||In loving memory. Loved Mother of Margaret, Alfred dec., John, Robert dec., & Lyall. Loved Grandmother of 10 and Great Grandmother of 4. Margaret, Donna & families.||[[Image:Thompson-26973.jpg| 100px]]|| |- |[[Sheedy-142| Sheedy, Thomas J.]]||1879||1956||76 years||In loving memory.||[[Image:Sheedy-142.jpg| 100px]]|| |- |[[Sheedy-143| Sheedy, Robert J.]]||||1970||25 years||In loving memory. Son of Thomas & Elizabeth.||[[Image:Sheedy-143.jpg| 100px]]|| |- |[[Mercer-336| Mercer, Keith D.]]||1942||2013||71 years||In loving memory. Loved Son of Thomas dec. & Ada dec. Husband of Michelle Father of Bradley Brother of Brian dec., Roy dec., Trevor and Dianne and their Families. R.I.P.||[[Image:Mercer-1706-1.jpg| 100px]]|| |- |[[Mercer-1706| Mercer, Brian T.]]||||2008||69 years||In loving memory. Loved Son of Thomas and Ada. Brother of Roy dec. Keith, Trevor, Dianne and their families. R.I.P.||[[Image:Mercer-1706.jpg| 100px]]|| |- |[[Mercer-1445| Mercer, Thomas G. D.]]||1916||1993||77 years||Beloved husband of Ada. Father of Brian, Roy (dec'd), Keith, Trevor & Dianne. Father in law of Michelle, Gill & Jeff. Poppa of Megan, Danielle, Miranda & Jarrod. ''Buried with wife Ada''||[[Image:Mercer-1445.jpg| 100px]]|| |- |[[Thompson-24371| Mercer, Ada F.]]||1913||1999||86 years||Beloved wife of Thomas. Mother of Brian, Roy (dec'd), Keith, Trevor & Dianne. Mother in law of Michelle, Gill & Jeff. Nanna of Megan, Danielle, Miranda & Jarrod. ''Buried with husband Thomas''||[[Image:Mercer-1445.jpg| 100px]]|| |- |[[Mercer-1707| Mercer, Roy J.]]||||1984||44 years||In loving memory. Loved Son of Ada & Tom. Brother of Brian, Keith, Trevor & Dianne. Also Jeff & Gill and nieces & nephew.||[[Image:Mercer-1707.jpg| 100px]]|| |- |[[Thompson-26976| Thompson, Edward]]||1918||1971||52 years||In loving memory. Loved brother of Hettie, Lizzie & Ada. At rest.||[[Image:Thompson-26976.jpg| 100px]]|| |- |[[Mercer-1232| Mercer, George T.]]||1893||1958||65 years||In memory of No.2457 Pte. George T. Mercer 48th Btn A.I.F. Died at Duffield North. Loved husband of Thelma, Father of Cath, Sid, Col, Don, Father in law of Keith.||[[Image:Mercer-1232.jpg | 100px]]|| |- |[[Edmonds-777| Mercer, Thelma C.]]||1906||1991||84 years||Beloved wife of George Thomas (dec'd). Loved mother of Cath, Sid, Colin & Don. Loving mother-in-law of Keith, Elaine, Sharn & Rhonda. Devoted Nanna.||[[Image:Edmonds-777.jpg | 100px]]|| |- |[[Thompson-26972| Thompson, Henry J.]]||1876||1954||79 years 9 months||In loving memory of our beloved father.||[[Image:Thompson-26972.jpg| 100px]]|| |- |[[Thompson-26974| Thompson, Ethel R.]]||1911||1953||42 years 8 months||In loving memory of our beloved sister.||[[Image:Thompson-26972.jpg| 100px]]|| |- |[[Mercer-1502| Mercer, Christine T.]]||1953||1953|| 24 days||Daughter of Arnold and Tirzah||[[Image:Mercer-1502.jpg | 100px]]|| |- |[[Pugsley-222| Pugsley, John A.]]||1865||1937||68 years||||[[Image:Pugsley-222.jpg | 100px]]|| |- |[[Giles-2187| Mercer, Fanny E.]]||1895||1955||59 years||Beloved wife of David. A beloved mother and grandmother. Erected by her loving husband & family.||[[Image:Giles-2187.jpg | 100px]]|| |- |[[Mercer-1241| Mercer, David]]||1887||1969||72 years||Beloved husband of the late Fanny. A devoted father & grandfather. Erected by his loving family.||[[Image:Mercer-1241.jpg | 100px]]|| |- |[[Mercer-1446| White, Jean E. F.]]||1918||1944||25 years||Erected by her daughter Barbara, Mother, Father, Sisters & Brothers and Nephews.||[[Image:Mercer-1446.jpg | 100px]]|| |- |[[Rowe-4454| Rowe, Peter J.]]||1954||1954|| 2 months||Cherished memories. Infant son of Stafford and Edna. Brother of Jeffery. Brother of Christine & Wayne.||[[Image:Rowe-4454.jpg | 100px]]|| |- |[[Mercer-1248| Mercer, Albert J.]]||1871||1939||68 years||In loving memory. Loved son of the late Elizabeth & Edward Mercer.||[[Image:Mercer-1248.jpg | 100px]]|| |- |[[Hucks-24| Hucks, John]]||1854||1928||72 years||Father. In loving memory. At rest.||[[Image:Hucks-24.jpg | 100px]]|| |- |[[Bromley-242| Hucks, Charlotte]]||1853||1931||78 years||Mother. In loving memory. At rest.||[[Image:Hucks-24.jpg | 100px]]|| |- |[[Spurling-328| Asher, Miriam E.]]||||1934||74 years||In loving memory. At rest.||[[Image:Spurling-328.jpg | 100px]]|| |- |[[Asher-658| Asher, Francis A.]]||||1931||84 years||In loving memory. At rest.||[[Image:Spurling-328.jpg | 100px]]|| |- |[[Abbott-4507| Abbott, John J.]]||||1932||70 years||In loving memory. God’s greatest gift remembrance. ''Buried with wife Emily & son John''||[[Image:Abbott-4507.jpg | 100px]]|| |- |[[Mercer-1247| Abbott, Emily]]||1874||1953||79 years||In loving memory. Beloved mother of May & Murray. God’s greatest gift remembrance. ''Buried with husband John J. & son John''||[[Image:Abbott-4507.jpg | 100px]]|| |- |[[Abbott-4515| Abbott, John]]||1908||1942||34 years||In loving memory. S.X. 9126 died P.O.W. Malaya. God’s greatest gift remembrance. ''Buried (or commemorated) with parents John & Alice''||[[Image:Abbott-4507.jpg | 100px]]|| |- |[[Abbott-5815| Abbott, Murray A.]]||||1982||78 years||In loving memory. Loved brother of May.||[[Image:Abbott-5815.jpg | 100px]]|| |- |[[Gill-4362| Gill, Edmund]]||||1935||78 years||''Husband of Alexandra. Date of death on plaque incorrect.''||[[Image:Gill-4362.jpg| 100px]]|| |- |[[Rawlins-417| Rawlins, Albert]]||1871||1936||65 years||In loving memory of our dear father. At rest. ''Buried with wife Martha'' ||[[Image:Rawlins-417.jpg| 100px]]|| |- |[[Freeman-4776| Rawlins, Martha]]||1873||1952||79 years||In loving memory of our dear mother. ''Buried with husband Albert''||[[Image:Rawlins-417.jpg| 100px]]|| |- |[[Rawlins-426| Rawlins, Laurel]]||1915||1969||53 years||In loving memory. Beloved daughter of the late G.A. & M. Rawlins. Ever remembered by their brothers & sisters. At rest. ''Buried with brother Brice''||[[Image:Rawlins-426.jpg| 100px]]|| |- |[[Rawlins-421| Rawlins, Brice]]||1904||1971||67 years||In loving memory. Beloved son of the late G.A. & M. Rawlins. Ever remembered by their brothers & sisters. At rest. ''Buried with sister Laurel''||[[Image:Rawlins-426.jpg| 100px]]|| |- |[[Rawlins-425| Rawlins, Myrtle A. M.]]||1910||1992||81 years||In loving memory. Loved sister of Lily, Emily, Frank, Claude, Harcourt, Brice, Percy, Eldred, Hazel, Laurel. All deceased. In God’s care.||[[Image:Rawlins-425.jpg| 100px]]|| |- |[[Macintosh-286| Gill, Alexandra C.]]||1866||1937||72 years||''Wife of Edmund. ''||[[Image:Macintosh-286.jpg| 100px]]|| |- |[[Lamming-23| Lamming, Henry]]||1855||1890||36 years||||[[Image:Lamming-23.jpg| 100px]]|| |- |[[Giles-2189| Giles, George D.]]||1901||1902|| 1 year 1 month||||[[Image:Giles-2189.jpg | 100px]]|| |- |[[Glover-2896| Glover, infant]]||1903||1903|| 1 day||||[[Image:Glover-2896.jpg | 100px]]|| |- |[[Breakwell-10| Breakwell, Eric W.]]||||1988||58 years||||[[Image:Breakwell-10.jpg| 100px]]|| |- | Mercer, Valma D.||||1992||52 years||In loving memory. Beloved wife of Don. Loved mother of Sharon, Donald, Phillip & Linda. Sadly missed. ''Buried with husband Don''||52, 53|| |- | Mercer, Donald N.||||2010||74 years||In loving memory. Beloved husband of Valma. Loved father of Sharon, Donald, Phillip & Linda. Sadly missed. ''Buried with wife Valma''||52, 53|| |- |[[Mercer-1235| Mercer, Oswald]]||1897||1969||72 years||In loving memory. Beloved husband of Elsie. Resting in the Lord. ''Buried with wife Elsie''||[[Image:Mercer-1235.jpg | 100px]]|| |- |[[Evans-13237| Mercer, Elsie M. V.]]||1895||1975||80 years||In loving memory. Beloved wife of Oswald. Resting in the Lord.''Buried with husband Oswald''||[[Image:Mercer-1235.jpg | 100px]]|| |- |[[Mercer-1238| Evans, Rose E.]]||1892||1946||54 years||In loving memory. Sadly missed by husband & family. ''Buried with husband Ulonda''||[[Image:Mercer-1238.jpg | 100px]]|| |- |[[Evans-13347| Evans, Urlando W. E.]]||1887||1967||80 years||In loving memory. From Sons & Daughters. ''Buried with wife Rose''||[[Image:Mercer-1238.jpg | 100px]]|| |- |[[Evans-13374| Evans, Herbert J. B.]]||1889||1944||54 years||In loving memory. ''Buried with wife Ethel''||[[Image:Mercer-1231.jpg | 100px]]|| |- |[[Mercer-1231| Evans, Ethel M.]]||1895||1956||60 years||In loving memory. ''Buried with husband Herbert''||[[Image:Mercer-1231.jpg | 100px]]|| |- |[[Evans-13508| Evans, Donald A.]]||1935||1998||62 years||Father of Five. Grandfather of Four. Rest in peace till we meet again. ''Ashes placed with brother Maxwell''||[[Image:Evans-13508.jpg| 100px]]|| |- |[[Evans-13503| Evans, Maxwell P.]]||1919||1955||36 years||In loving memory. At rest. ''With ashes of brother Donald''||[[Image:Evans-13503.jpg| 100px]]|| |- |[[Mercer-1504| Mercer, Clem H.]]||1921||1988||67 years||In loving memory. Youngest son of Fred & Ivy and brother of Ivan & Bruce. ||[[Image:Mercer-1240.jpg | 100px]]|| |- |[[Patterson-8435| Patterson, Robert]]||1866||1943||76 years||||[[Image:Patterson-8435.jpg | 100px]]|| |- |[[Peters-5895| Cook, Amanda]]||1880||1915||34 years||||[[Image:Peters-5895.jpg | 100px]]|| |- |[[Hucks-51| Hucks, Herbert G.]]||1875||1946||71 years||||[[Image:Hucks-51.jpg | 100px]]|| |- |[[Turner-13640| Hucks, Emma]]||1888||1910||22 years||||[[Image:Turner-13640.jpg | 100px]]|| |- |[[Hurst-1991| Hurst, John R.]]||||1916||68 years||In loving memory. At rest.||[[Image:Hurst-1991.jpg | 100px]]|| |- |[[Flavell-88| Porter, Sophia]]||1823||1910||87 years||Sacred loving memory.||[[Image:Flavell-88.jpg | 100px]]|| |- |[[Abbott-4513| Abbott, Roy J.]]||1901||1941||39 years||In loving memory. Died suddenly. At rest.||[[Image:Abbott-4513.jpg | 100px]]|| |- |[[Abbott-4512| Hewish, Gertrude E.]]||1900||1921||21 years||At rest. Remembrance is a golden chain, time tries to break, but tries in vain.||[[Image:Abbott-4512.jpg | 100px]]|| |- |[[Pugsley-120| Pugsley, Florence L. E.]]||1917||1922|| 4 years||||[[Image:Pugsley-120.jpg | 100px]]|| |- |[[Mercer-1244| Chartres Sarah E.]]||1864||1932||67 years||In loving memory. Ada Ruth||[[Image:Mercer-1244.jpg | 100px]]|| |- |[[Hucks-34| Mercer, Elizabeth]]||1842||1922||80 years||At rest||[[Image:Hucks-34.jpg | 100px]]|| |- |[[Mercer-1230| Mercer, John]]||1862||1938||76 years||In loving memory. Our loving parents. Father. Peace perfect peace. Erected by their loving sons & daughters. ''Buried with wife Jane''||[[Image:Mercer-1230.jpg | 100px]]|| |- |[[Lamming-20| Mercer, Jane S.]]||1865||1938||72 years||In loving memory. Our loving parents. Also Mother. Peace perfect peace. Erected by their loving sons & daughters.''Buried with husband John''||[[Image:Mercer-1230.jpg | 100px]]|| |- |[[Miller-36138| Miller, Samuel]]||||1925||74 years||Father. Sacred to the memory. ''Buried with wife Elizabeth''||[[Image:Miller-36138.jpg | 100px]]|| |-79 |[[Potter-5178| Miller, Elizabeth]]||1860||1923||63 years||Mother. Sacred to the memory. ''Buried with husband Samuel''||[[Image:Miller-36138.jpg | 100px]]|| |- |[[Mercer-1240| Mercer, Frederick J.]]||1888||1971||83 years||In loving memory. Devoted husband of Ivy. Father of Ivan, Bruce, Clem. Father-in-law of Sybil.||[[Image:Mercer-1240.jpg | 100px]]|| |- |[[Evans-13373| Mercer, Ivy D. V.]]||1894||1943||49 years||In loving memory. Beloved wife of Fred Mercer. Loving mother of Ivan, Bruce, Clem. Rest after weariness. ''Buried with husband Frederick''||[[Image:Evans-13373.jpg | 100px]]|| |- |[[Bruce-3613| Shipway, Elizabeth A.]]||1853||1926||72 years||In loving memory of my dear wife & our dear mother. Dearly loved wife of Henry Shipway. For ever with the Lord.||[[Image:Bruce-3613.jpg | 100px]]|| |- |[[Pugsley-113| Pugsley, Thomas P.]]||1870||1927||55 years||In loving memory. Beloved husband of Fanny. ''Buried with wife Fanny''||[[Image:Mercer-1250.jpg | 100px]]|| |- |[[Mercer-1250| Pugsley, Fanny L.]]||1881||1949||69 years||In loving memory. Beloved wife of Thomas. ''Buried with husband Thomas''||[[Image:Mercer-1250.jpg | 100px]]|| |- |[[Pugsley-114| Pugsley, Edward W.]]||1904||1979||75 years||Resting in peace.||[[Image:Pugsley-114.jpg | 100px]]|| |- |[[Chartres-18| Chartres, Lawrence]]||1922||2005||82 years||Son of Ruth & Ted Pugsley. At Peace ''Ashes placed in his mother’s grave''||[[Image:Chartres-18.jpg | 100px]]|| |- |[[Chartres-17| Pugsley, Ruth M.]]||1903||1969||66 years||In loving memory. At rest.''Ashes of son William Lawrence interred in grave''||[[Image:Chartres-17.jpg | 100px]]|| |- |[[Chartres-12| Lambert, Ada M.]]||1905||1966||60 years||In loving memory. Mother of Les & Roy.||[[Image:Chartres-12.jpg | 100px]]|| |- |[[Hucks-67| Hucks, James I.]]||1924||2000||76 years||In loving memory. Dearly loved husband of Shirley Laural. Loving & devoted father of Barbara, Wayne, Jimmy, Kym, Daryl, Wendy and families. Lovingly remembered.||[[Image:Hucks-67.jpg | 100px]]|| |- |[[Rowe-4461| Rowe, Andrew J.]]||1964||1992||29 years||Beloved son of Rex & Rhonda (dec’d). Loved brother of Janette. Loved uncle of Taryn. R.I.P.||[[Image:Rowe-4461.jpg | 100px]]|| |- |[[Mercer-1457| Rowe, Rhonda F.]]||1933||1989||56 years||In loving memory. Beloved wife of Kenneth Rex. Loved mother of Janette & Andrew. Loving grandma of Taryn-Lee. Sadly missed.||[[Image:Mercer-1457.jpg | 100px]]|| |- |[[Rowe-4457| Scharkie, Phyllis E.]]||1938||1999||60 years||In loving memory. Dearly beloved wife of Dean Basil. Loving mother of Tim and Sharon.||[[Image:Rowe-4457.jpg | 100px]]|| |- |[[Drury-1261| Drury, Roy D.]]||||1979||54 years||In loving memory. Beloved husband of Heather. Loved father of Jane, Lorraine & Robyn. ''Buried with wife Heather''||[[Image:Rowe-4459.jpg | 100px]]|| |- |[[Rowe-4459| Drury, Heather]]||||2013||80 years||In loving memory. Loved mother of Jane, Lorraine & Robyn. ''Buried with husband Roy''||[[Image:Rowe-4459.jpg | 100px]]|| |- |[[Rowe-4450| Rowe, Eugene A.]]||||1957||68 years||In loving memory. Our beloved husband & father. Resting. ''Buried with wife Myrtle''||[[Image:Rowe-4450.jpg | 100px]]|| |- |[[Hucks-65| Rowe, Myrtle]]||||1979||83 years||In loving memory. Beloved wife of Eugene. Resting. ''Buried with husband Eugene''||[[Image:Rowe-4450.jpg | 100px]]|| |- |[[Rowe-4458| May, Shirley F.]]||||1959||30 years||In loving memory. Beloved wife of Bill. Loving mother of Peter, Brian & Debra. From Peter and Brian. From Bill and Debra.||[[Image:Rowe-4458.jpg | 100px]]|| |- |[[Hucks-63| Hucks, Benjamin R.]]||1889||1974||84 years||In loving memory. Beloved husband of Edith. Loved father of May. In God’s care. ''Buried with wife Edith''||[[Image:Hucks-63.jpg | 100px]]|| |- |[[Pugsley-116| Hucks, Edith M.]]||1908||2006||97 years||In loving memory. Beloved wife of Benjamin. Loved mother of May. In God’s care. ''Buried with husband Benjamin''||[[Image:Hucks-63.jpg | 100px]]|| |- |[[Sawley-12| Sawley, Frederick G.]]||1882||1959||73 years||In loving memory. Beloved husband of Florence. Father of John & Ron.||98|| |- |[[Hucks-23| Sawley, Florence A. M.]]||1893||1974||80 years||R.I.P.||99|| |- |[[Rowe-4456| Rowe, Clifford R.]]||1921||2009||87 years||Son of Eugene & Myrtle Rowe. Loved brother of Lyall. Brother in-law of Margaret. Loving uncle of Mark, Keith, Brett, Desmond, Suzanne & Dean.||[[Image:Rowe-4456.jpg | 100px]]|| |- |[[Rowe-4455| Rowe, Lyall K.]]||1924||2014||89 years||In loving memory. Loving & devoted husband of Margaret Rose. Loving father of Mark, Keith, Brett, Suzanne & Desmond. Loved Father in-law of Dean & Tiffany||[[Image:Rowe-4455.jpg | 100px]]|| |}
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[[Category:Australia, Military Free Space Pages]] [[Category: Z Special Unit, Australia, World War II]] [[Category: Australia, Military Free Space Pages]] [[Category: Australia, World War II]] :[[Space:Australia in World War II|'''An Australia in World War II project''']] == Abstract == '''Operation Jaywick''' was the official name given to a clandestine and daring commando raid on Japanese shipping in Singapore Harbour during the Second World War. The raid was launched from the '''''MV Krait'''''. The plan was the 'brainchild' of 28 year-old British officer, [[Lyon-5529|Captain Ivan Lyon]], and Australian master mariner, [[Reynolds-18154|Bill Reynolds]]. Lyon was a Gordon Highlanders officer seconded to the Allied Intelligence Bureau (AIB), a joint Australian, British, Dutch and United States intelligence and special operations agency. Section A of the AIB was Special Operations Australia (SOA), comprising several British SOE officers who had escaped from Japanese-occupied Singapore. Major Jock Campbell, of the King’s Own Scottish Borderers and a member of the AIB, helped develop and strategise the plan with Ivan Lyon. In a sentence, the plan developed was to infiltrate Singapore harbour in collapsible two-man kayaks (called folboats) and 'blow-up' as much Japanese shipping as possible.[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Jaywick Wikipedia: Operation Jaywick; accessed 29 Oct 2019] == the ship == {{Image|file=Operation_Jaywick_8211_MC_Krait.jpg |caption=MV Krait }} The motor vessel ''Krait'', chosen as the ideal ship for the venture, was a commandeered 21.3 metre (70 feet) wooden-hulled Japanese coastal fishing boat, the ''Kohfuku Maru'' 幸福丸. With a beam of 3.35 metres (11 feet) and a draught of 1.5 metres (4.9 feet) it would be ideal for island-hoping and 'hiding' in low water amongst mangroves. Top-speed was seven knots. Initially powered by an unreliable Deutz engine, at Cairns ''Krait'' received a new L Gardner & Sons Ltd 6LW diesel engine. Reynolds, a 61 year-old civilian, had used the ship to evacuate refugees from Singapore earlier in 1942, to India. After the mission, the ''Krait'' was delivered by a reduced crew to Darwin, to the Northern Territory division of Special Operations Australia. As ''HMAS Krait'', she continued to be used by SOA amongst the islands to Australia's north and was present at Ambon Island during the surrender of the Japanese forces. ''Krait'' was dedicated as a war memorial in 1964 and purchased by the Australian War Memorial in 1985; whereupon the AWM have since 'loaned' her to the Australian National Maritime Museum, Darling Harbour, Sydney. The ''Krait'' – named for a small but deadly Indian snake – commenced a tradition, maintained to this day, in which Australian commando vessels are named after venomous snakes.McPhedran, Ian. ''The Mighty Krait: The Little Boat that Pulled Off Australia's Most Daring Commando Raid of WWII''. HarperCollins, Sydney NSW, 2018. ISBN 978-1-4607-5564 8 == the team == {{Image|file=Operation_Jaywick_8211_MC_Krait-1.jpg |caption=the Z Force team back in Australia (left to right):
Back row: M Berryman, F Marsh, A Jones, A Huston
Middle row: A Crilly, K Cain, J McDowell, H Young, W Falls, R Morris
Front row: H Carse, D Davidson, I Lyon, Jock Campbell, R Page }} In June 1942, a commando unit was formed as Z Special Unit (more commonly known as Z Force), with personnel primarily drawn from the Australian Army and Royal Australian Navy: :[[Lyon-5529|Major Ivan Lyon]] (1915-44), promoted from Captain during the early stages of the mission, mission commander, canoeist :[[Carse-41|Lieutenant Hubert 'Ted' Carse]] (1901-70), Krait's captain from Cairns :[[Davidson-11951|Lieutenant Donald Davidson]] (1908-44), recruited at Melbourne, canoeist :[[Page-10699|Lieutenant Robert 'Bob' Page]] (1920-45), Army lieutenant and medical student, joined at Cairns, canoeist :[[Reynolds-18154|Bill Reynolds]] (1882-1944), Krait's captain until Cairns January 1943 :[[Cain-5894|Leading Seaman Kevin 'Cobber' Cain]] (1915-80), joined at Brisbane, coxswain :[[Crilly-73|Corporal Andrew 'Pancake' Crilly]] (1913-63), joined at Cairns, cook and mechanic :[[McDowell-3954|Leading Stoker James 'Paddy' McDowell]] (1900-64), joined at Brisbane, engineer :[[Morris-25733|temporary Sergeant Ron 'Taffy' Morris]] (1915-), 'joined' at the very beginning, medic :[[Young-36524|Leading Telegraphist Horace 'Horrie' Young]] (1921-2011), joined at Cairns, radioman :[[Berryman-786|Able Seaman Mostyn 'Moss' Berryman]] (1923-), recruited at Melbourne, reserve canoeist :[[Falls-488|Able Seaman Walter 'Poppa' Falls]] (1920-45), recruited at Melbourne, partnered Lieutenant Davidson in a folboat :[[Huston-1801|Able Seaman Andrew 'Happy' Huston]] (1923-44), recruited at Melbourne, partnered Major Lyon in a folboat :[[Jones-85655|Able Seaman Arthur 'Joe' Jones]] (1922-2013), recruited at Melbourne, helmsman, partnered Lieutenant Page in a folboat :[[Marsh-8467|Able Seaman Fred 'Boof' Marsh]] (1924-45), recruited at Melbourne, reserve canoeist Three members of Z Force were appointed Companions of the Distinguished Service Order, and others were awarded four Distinguished Service Medals, two Military Medals, and five were Mentioned in Despatches.Australian War Memorial personnel records == the weapons == {{Image|file=Operation_Jaywick_8211_MC_Krait-5.jpg |caption=applying skin dye to look 'Asiatic' }} The mission was certainly well-armed, and carried sufficient ammunition for their weapons: :Lewis machine guns x 2 :Bren machine guns x 2 :Sten submachine guns x 8 :Owen submachine guns x 8 :Smith & Wesson .38 revolvers x 14 :hand grenades x 200 :stabbing knives :throwing knives :jungle parangs (machete) :limpet magnetic mines x 45 :plastic explosive x 70 kgs (150 lbs) == the mission == {{Image|file=Operation_Jaywick_8211_MC_Krait-4.jpg |caption=route of the Krait }} The first members of the commando team were selected from volunteers during assessment at the Army Physical and Recreational Training School, Frankston, Port Phiplip Bay in July 1942. In September, six of seventeen volunteers were released and the remaining eleven joined [[Lyon-5529|Major Lyon]] and [[Davidson-11951|Lieutenant Davidson]] at Refuge Bay, a remote, inaccessible area on the Hawkesbury River, New South Wales and named 'Camp X' for the purpose. On 18th January 1943, ''Krait'' left the training camp and voyaged north, being towed into Cairns, far north Queensland, after some ten break-downs. Here the engine was replaced. From Cairns they sailed for Thursday Island, at the tip of Queensand's Cape York Peninsula. On 13th August 1943, the team sailed west from Thursday Island, for Exmouth Gulf, Western Australia, where the ship was refuelled and repairs were undertaken by the US base's submarine repair facility. The folboats only arrived from England whilst at Exmouth and were discovered to be faulty, lacking some important parts and were not according to the design that Davidson had specified. They had to undergo many on-the-spot modifications simply to make each framework fit together and then fit correctly into the outer skins (commando folboats were built in Australia from then onwards!). On 2nd September 1943, ''Krait'' left Exmouth Gulf for Singapore, arriving nearby on 24th September. As expected, Lombok Strait, between Bali and Lombok Islands, was the most difficult to traverse, being in range of searchlights from both sides and barely making one knot against the fierce current. That night, the six canoeists disembarked and encamped on a small island as their base with stores for a month. The Krait retired to spend two weeks sailing about southern Borneo, deciding to 'hide in the open' rather than in an estuary which were regularly inspected. From their island base Lyon's commandos paddled 50 kilometres (31 miles) to establish a forward base in a cave on a small island near the harbour. On the night of 26th September, they paddled into the harbour and placed limpet mines on six Japanese ships before returning to their hiding spot. In the resulting explosions, the limpet mines sank or seriously damaged six of the ships, comprising over 25,500 tons between them. The canoe teams made their own way hastily back to the base island to await recovery by ''Krait'' during the night of 2-3d October. Davidson and Falls made it on time, being the strongest paddlers, however the Krait had to make an additional visit the following night to pick up Lyon / Huston and Page / Jones. Their return to Australia was mostly uneventful, except for a tense incident in the Lombok Strait when the ship was closely approached by Japanese auxiliary minesweeper Wa-102 on patrol; however ''Krait'' was not challenged. On 19th October, the ship and crew arrived safely back at Exmouth Gulf. Such special forces missions are not only about destroying the enemy but very much about gleaning valuable intelligence for later. Jaywick proved excellent in regards to the later role. At Exmouth, each member of the team was debriefed, and debriefed, until December whence they made their way to Brisbane, Queensland, some to remain with Z Force and others to move on to other postings. Several logs and journals were mantained, being of immeasurable value to the debrief and are now held at the Australian War Memorial in Canberra. == the damage and the repercussions == {{Image|file=Operation_Jaywick_8211_MC_Krait-2.jpg |caption=folboat canvas-covered collapsible kayak }} :''Shosei Maru'', 5,698 ton tanker, damaged, Lyon and Huston (currents prevented further access to ships at the Examination Anchorage). :''Nichiren Maru'', 5,460 ton freighter, damaged, Davidson and Falls (eastern end of Keppel Harbour and the Roads). :''Arare Maru'', 2,770 ton freighter, sunk and later salvaged, Davidson and Falls. :''Kizan Maru'', 5,071 ton freighter, sunk, Page and Jones (Pulau Bukum and the western end of Keppel Harbour). :''Hakusan Maru'', 4,300 ton freighter, damaged, Page and Jones. :''Hakusan Maru'', 2,197 ton freighter, sunk, Page and Jones. :It has often been claimed that the commandos sank the large high-speed tanker ''Shinkoku Maru'', however, Japanese records clearly indicate that the ship left Truk, in the Caroline Islands on the day of the attack. The raid took the Japanese authorities in Singapore totally by surprise; they simply had not suspected such an attack from as far away as Australia, and assumed it was the work of local saboteurs. In their efforts to uncover the perpetrators, Japanese 'secret police' made a wave of arrests, applying torture and executions, to local Chinese and Malays, as well as interned POWs and European civilians. {{Image|file=Operation_Jaywick_8211_MC_Krait-3.jpg |caption=MV Krait, re-furbished }} == Operation Rimau == Operation Jaywick was followed by Operation Rimau (Malay for tiger) on 10-16th October 1944, this time using Australian-built Hoehn MKIII folboats; an operation that failed to sink any shipping and in which most of the commandos died of wounds (four) or illness (three), or were either killed in action (four) or captured and executed (ten). The last-mentioned ten commandos were transported to Outram Road Gaol in Singapore after capture by the Japanese, and were tried for espionage in a Japanese military court and executed by beheading on 7th July 1945. The major difference between the two operations was that of insertion: for Jaywick it was the ''Krait'', but for Rimau it was by RAN submarine.[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Rimau Wikipedia: Operation Rimau; accessed 29 Oct 2019] It was during the final meeting of the Jaywick team in Brisbane in December 1943 that Lyon announced the second mission. He spoke individually with each team member, asking whether they would be interested. Davidson, Page, Falls, Huston and Marsh said 'Yes' to joining Lyon. The 23 members of the Operation Rimau team were, including six who were veterans of Jaywick (indicated with asterisks): :[[Lyon-5529|Lieutenant Colonel Ivan Lyon DSO]] (1915-44), killed in action* :[[Davidson-11951|Lieutenant Commander Donald Montague Noel Davidson DSO]] (1908-44), died of wounds* :Major Reginald Ingleton, RM, executed :[[Page-10699|Captain Robert Charles Page DSO]] (1920-45), executed* :Lieutenant Bruno Reymond, RANR, missing in action presumed drowned :Lieutenant Walter Carey – conducting officer, executed :Lieutenant Robert Ross, killed in action :Lieutenant Albert Sargent, executed :Lieutenant Walter Chapman – conducting officer, evacuated by submarine :Sub-Lieutenant Gregor Riggs, RNVR, killed in action :Warrant Officer Alfred Warren, executed :Warrant Officer Jeffrey Willersdorf – maintenance technician, died of wounds :Sergeant Colin Cameron – maintenance technician, killed in action :Sergeant David Gooley – maintenance technician, executed :Corporal Archie Campbell, died of wounds :Corporal Colin Craft – signaller, missing in action presumed drowned :Corporal Roland Fletcher – infantry and maintenance, executed :Corporal Hugo Pace – infantry and maintenance, died of starvation in captivity :Corporal Clair Stewart – signaller, executed :Lance Corporal John Hardy – infantry and maintenance, executed :[[Falls-488|Able Seaman Walter Gordon Falls DSM]] (1920-45), executed* :[[Huston-1801|Able Seaman Andrew William George Huston DSM]] (1923-44), evaded capture but died of illness* :[[Marsh-8467|Able Seaman Frederick Walter Lota Marsh]] (1924-45), died of malaria in captivity* :Private Douglas Warne – infantry and maintenance, died of wounds received in captivity == Sources ==
Back row: M Berryman, F Marsh, A Jones, A Huston
Middle row: A Crilly, K Cain, J McDowell, H Young, W Falls, R Morris
Front row: H Carse, D Davidson, I Lyon, Jock Campbell, R Page }} In June 1942, a commando unit was formed as Z Special Unit (more commonly known as Z Force), with personnel primarily drawn from the Australian Army and Royal Australian Navy: :[[Lyon-5529|Major Ivan Lyon]] (1915-44), promoted from Captain during the early stages of the mission, mission commander, canoeist :[[Carse-41|Lieutenant Hubert 'Ted' Carse]] (1901-70), Krait's captain from Cairns :[[Davidson-11951|Lieutenant Donald Davidson]] (1908-44), recruited at Melbourne, canoeist :[[Page-10699|Lieutenant Robert 'Bob' Page]] (1920-45), Army lieutenant and medical student, joined at Cairns, canoeist :[[Reynolds-18154|Bill Reynolds]] (1882-1944), Krait's captain until Cairns January 1943 :[[Cain-5894|Leading Seaman Kevin 'Cobber' Cain]] (1915-80), joined at Brisbane, coxswain :[[Crilly-73|Corporal Andrew 'Pancake' Crilly]] (1913-63), joined at Cairns, cook and mechanic :[[McDowell-3954|Leading Stoker James 'Paddy' McDowell]] (1900-64), joined at Brisbane, engineer :[[Morris-25733|temporary Sergeant Ron 'Taffy' Morris]] (1915-), 'joined' at the very beginning, medic :[[Young-36524|Leading Telegraphist Horace 'Horrie' Young]] (1921-2011), joined at Cairns, radioman :[[Berryman-786|Able Seaman Mostyn 'Moss' Berryman]] (1923-), recruited at Melbourne, reserve canoeist :[[Falls-488|Able Seaman Walter 'Poppa' Falls]] (1920-45), recruited at Melbourne, partnered Lieutenant Davidson in a folboat :[[Huston-1801|Able Seaman Andrew 'Happy' Huston]] (1923-44), recruited at Melbourne, partnered Major Lyon in a folboat :[[Jones-85655|Able Seaman Arthur 'Joe' Jones]] (1922-2013), recruited at Melbourne, helmsman, partnered Lieutenant Page in a folboat :[[Marsh-8467|Able Seaman Fred 'Boof' Marsh]] (1924-45), recruited at Melbourne, reserve canoeist Three members of Z Force were appointed Companions of the Distinguished Service Order, and others were awarded four Distinguished Service Medals, two Military Medals, and five were Mentioned in Despatches.Australian War Memorial personnel records == the weapons == {{Image|file=Operation_Jaywick_8211_MC_Krait-5.jpg |caption=applying skin dye to look 'Asiatic' }} The mission was certainly well-armed, and carried sufficient ammunition for their weapons: :Lewis machine guns x 2 :Bren machine guns x 2 :Sten submachine guns x 8 :Owen submachine guns x 8 :Smith & Wesson .38 revolvers x 14 :hand grenades x 200 :stabbing knives :throwing knives :jungle parangs (machete) :limpet magnetic mines x 45 :plastic explosive x 70 kgs (150 lbs) == the mission == {{Image|file=Operation_Jaywick_8211_MC_Krait-4.jpg |caption=route of the Krait }} The first members of the commando team were selected from volunteers during assessment at the Army Physical and Recreational Training School, Frankston, Port Phiplip Bay in July 1942. In September, six of seventeen volunteers were released and the remaining eleven joined [[Lyon-5529|Major Lyon]] and [[Davidson-11951|Lieutenant Davidson]] at Refuge Bay, a remote, inaccessible area on the Hawkesbury River, New South Wales and named 'Camp X' for the purpose. On 18th January 1943, ''Krait'' left the training camp and voyaged north, being towed into Cairns, far north Queensland, after some ten break-downs. Here the engine was replaced. From Cairns they sailed for Thursday Island, at the tip of Queensand's Cape York Peninsula. On 13th August 1943, the team sailed west from Thursday Island, for Exmouth Gulf, Western Australia, where the ship was refuelled and repairs were undertaken by the US base's submarine repair facility. The folboats only arrived from England whilst at Exmouth and were discovered to be faulty, lacking some important parts and were not according to the design that Davidson had specified. They had to undergo many on-the-spot modifications simply to make each framework fit together and then fit correctly into the outer skins (commando folboats were built in Australia from then onwards!). On 2nd September 1943, ''Krait'' left Exmouth Gulf for Singapore, arriving nearby on 24th September. As expected, Lombok Strait, between Bali and Lombok Islands, was the most difficult to traverse, being in range of searchlights from both sides and barely making one knot against the fierce current. That night, the six canoeists disembarked and encamped on a small island as their base with stores for a month. The Krait retired to spend two weeks sailing about southern Borneo, deciding to 'hide in the open' rather than in an estuary which were regularly inspected. From their island base Lyon's commandos paddled 50 kilometres (31 miles) to establish a forward base in a cave on a small island near the harbour. On the night of 26th September, they paddled into the harbour and placed limpet mines on six Japanese ships before returning to their hiding spot. In the resulting explosions, the limpet mines sank or seriously damaged six of the ships, comprising over 25,500 tons between them. The canoe teams made their own way hastily back to the base island to await recovery by ''Krait'' during the night of 2-3d October. Davidson and Falls made it on time, being the strongest paddlers, however the Krait had to make an additional visit the following night to pick up Lyon / Huston and Page / Jones. Their return to Australia was mostly uneventful, except for a tense incident in the Lombok Strait when the ship was closely approached by Japanese auxiliary minesweeper Wa-102 on patrol; however ''Krait'' was not challenged. On 19th October, the ship and crew arrived safely back at Exmouth Gulf. Such special forces missions are not only about destroying the enemy but very much about gleaning valuable intelligence for later. Jaywick proved excellent in regards to the later role. At Exmouth, each member of the team was debriefed, and debriefed, until December whence they made their way to Brisbane, Queensland, some to remain with Z Force and others to move on to other postings. Several logs and journals were mantained, being of immeasurable value to the debrief and are now held at the Australian War Memorial in Canberra. == the damage and the repercussions == {{Image|file=Operation_Jaywick_8211_MC_Krait-2.jpg |caption=folboat canvas-covered collapsible kayak }} :''Shosei Maru'', 5,698 ton tanker, damaged, Lyon and Huston (currents prevented further access to ships at the Examination Anchorage). :''Nichiren Maru'', 5,460 ton freighter, damaged, Davidson and Falls (eastern end of Keppel Harbour and the Roads). :''Arare Maru'', 2,770 ton freighter, sunk and later salvaged, Davidson and Falls. :''Kizan Maru'', 5,071 ton freighter, sunk, Page and Jones (Pulau Bukum and the western end of Keppel Harbour). :''Hakusan Maru'', 4,300 ton freighter, damaged, Page and Jones. :''Hakusan Maru'', 2,197 ton freighter, sunk, Page and Jones. :It has often been claimed that the commandos sank the large high-speed tanker ''Shinkoku Maru'', however, Japanese records clearly indicate that the ship left Truk, in the Caroline Islands on the day of the attack. The raid took the Japanese authorities in Singapore totally by surprise; they simply had not suspected such an attack from as far away as Australia, and assumed it was the work of local saboteurs. In their efforts to uncover the perpetrators, Japanese 'secret police' made a wave of arrests, applying torture and executions, to local Chinese and Malays, as well as interned POWs and European civilians. {{Image|file=Operation_Jaywick_8211_MC_Krait-3.jpg |caption=MV Krait, re-furbished }} == Operation Rimau == Operation Jaywick was followed by Operation Rimau (Malay for tiger) on 10-16th October 1944, this time using Australian-built Hoehn MKIII folboats; an operation that failed to sink any shipping and in which most of the commandos died of wounds (four) or illness (three), or were either killed in action (four) or captured and executed (ten). The last-mentioned ten commandos were transported to Outram Road Gaol in Singapore after capture by the Japanese, and were tried for espionage in a Japanese military court and executed by beheading on 7th July 1945. The major difference between the two operations was that of insertion: for Jaywick it was the ''Krait'', but for Rimau it was by RAN submarine.[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Rimau Wikipedia: Operation Rimau; accessed 29 Oct 2019] It was during the final meeting of the Jaywick team in Brisbane in December 1943 that Lyon announced the second mission. He spoke individually with each team member, asking whether they would be interested. Davidson, Page, Falls, Huston and Marsh said 'Yes' to joining Lyon. The 23 members of the Operation Rimau team were, including six who were veterans of Jaywick (indicated with asterisks): :[[Lyon-5529|Lieutenant Colonel Ivan Lyon DSO]] (1915-44), killed in action* :[[Davidson-11951|Lieutenant Commander Donald Montague Noel Davidson DSO]] (1908-44), died of wounds* :Major Reginald Ingleton, RM, executed :[[Page-10699|Captain Robert Charles Page DSO]] (1920-45), executed* :Lieutenant Bruno Reymond, RANR, missing in action presumed drowned :Lieutenant Walter Carey – conducting officer, executed :Lieutenant Robert Ross, killed in action :Lieutenant Albert Sargent, executed :Lieutenant Walter Chapman – conducting officer, evacuated by submarine :Sub-Lieutenant Gregor Riggs, RNVR, killed in action :Warrant Officer Alfred Warren, executed :Warrant Officer Jeffrey Willersdorf – maintenance technician, died of wounds :Sergeant Colin Cameron – maintenance technician, killed in action :Sergeant David Gooley – maintenance technician, executed :Corporal Archie Campbell, died of wounds :Corporal Colin Craft – signaller, missing in action presumed drowned :Corporal Roland Fletcher – infantry and maintenance, executed :Corporal Hugo Pace – infantry and maintenance, died of starvation in captivity :Corporal Clair Stewart – signaller, executed :Lance Corporal John Hardy – infantry and maintenance, executed :[[Falls-488|Able Seaman Walter Gordon Falls DSM]] (1920-45), executed* :[[Huston-1801|Able Seaman Andrew William George Huston DSM]] (1923-44), evaded capture but died of illness* :[[Marsh-8467|Able Seaman Frederick Walter Lota Marsh]] (1924-45), died of malaria in captivity* :Private Douglas Warne – infantry and maintenance, died of wounds received in captivity == Sources ==
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[[Category:Military and War Project]] The goal of this project is to document all of the American Airmen that flew in Operation Tidal Wave against the oil refineries at Ploesti, Rumania on 1 August 1943. Ploesti was know as Hitler's Gas Station & it was hoped that destruction of the refineries could reduce the duration of World War II by 6 months. The operation consisted of 178 B-24 Liberator Bombers and 1,751 aircrew. 53 of the aircraft and 660 aircrew were lost during the attack. 5 Congressional Medal of Honor were awarded, 3 posthumously. Right now this project just has one member, me. I am [[Poole-4947|Terry Poole]]. Here are some of the tasks that I think need to be done. I'll be working on them, and could use your help. * Categorize each of the bombers by Air Force (Both 8th via TDY and 9th participated) through Bombardment Groups, through squadrons to individual planes * Create profiles for each airman * Create sub-categories under the World War II umbrella for all groups and squadrons if they do not already exist Will you join me? Please post a comment here on this page, in [https://www.WikiTree.com/g2g G2G] using the project tag, or [https://www.WikiTree.com/index.php?title=Special:PrivateMessage&who=22453775 send me a private message]. Thanks! '''THIS IS A WORK IN PROGRESS''' * On-Board Mission Commander: [[Ent-40|Uzal Girard Ent (1901-1948)]] * '''''Eighth Air Force''''' ([[:Category: Eighth Air Force, United States Army Air Forces, World War II|Eighth Air Force, United States Army Air Forces, World War II category]]) ** '''44th Bombardment Group (Heavy)''' - Nickname: Flying Eight Balls, Commander: Colonel [[Johnson-100280|Leon William Johnson (1904-1997)]], 36 Bombers ([[:Category: 44th Bombardment Group, United States Army Air Forces, World War II|44th Bombardment Group, United States Army Air Forces, World War II category]]) *** ''66th Bombardment Squadron'' ([[:Category: 66th Bombardment Squadron (Heavy), United States Army Air Forces, World War II|66th Bombardment Squadron (Heavy), United States Army Air Forces, World War II category]]) **** Forky II - 42-40182-A ***** [[Gentry-3955|Rowland M. Gentry (1917-1943)]], Captain, Pilot, KIA, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Moss-8349|Benjamin Moss (1915-1943)]], 1st Lieutenant, Co-Pilot, KIA, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Chorzelski-1|Michel Chorzelski (1919-1943)]], Flight Officer, Navigator, KIA, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Ayers-4016|John Thomas Ayers (1921-1943)]], 2nd Lieutenant, Bombardier, KIA, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Wilson-85086|Stanley Wilson (1922-1943)]], Tech Sergeant, Gunner, KIA, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Bridges-5089|Charles Bridges (1917-1989)]], Tech Sergeant, Waist Gunner, POW, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Light-2623|Edwin Light (1918-1943)]], Tech Sergeant, Engineer/Tunnel Gunner, KIA, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Goodman-6718|Earl Goodman (1921-1943)]], Tech Sergeant, Radio Operator, KIA ***** [[Leisinger-14|William Leisinger (1919-1943)]], Sergeant, Tail Gunner, KIA, Distinguished Flying Cross **** Lady Luck - #41-23778-F ***** [[Felber-93|Robert Eugene Felber (1917-1993)]], 1st Lieutenant, Pilot, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Winchester-1867|John Knox Winchester (1919-1968)]], 2nd Lieutenant, Co-Pilot ***** [[Titkemeyer-1|Charles Titkemeyer (1919-2002)]], 2nd Lieutenant, Navigator ***** [[Markham-8249|Claron Evans Markham (1921-2002)]], 2nd Lieutenant, Bombardier ***** [[Honeyman-340|George Henry Honeyman (1910-1992)]], T/Sgt, Engineer ***** [[Altman-1357|John Tyner Altman (1922-1996)]] T/Sgt, Gunner, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Barcus-243|John Raymond Barcus (1921-2006)]], S/Sgt, Waist Gunner, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** William F. Carroll, S/Sgt, Tail Gunner ([https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/127166200/william-f-carroll ''Possible Flier'']) ***** James B. Corrigan, S/Sgt, Waist Gunner **** Marguerite - # 21-23936-J ''(This bomber might have been nick named Queen Ann)'' ***** Joseph E. Flaherty, Captain, Pilot - ''Need to find this flyer'' ***** [[Comey-48|Richard Jackson Comey (1919-2009)]], 1st Lieutenant, Co-Pilot, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Trouve-10|Louis Vincent Trouve (1921-1977)]], 2nd Lieutenant, Navigator, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Harmonowski-1|John James Harmonowski (1915-1998)]], 2nd Lieutenant, Bombardier, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Franklin-9659|Albert Dean Franklin Sr (1921-1992)]], T/Sgt, Engineer ***** James M. Crawford, T/Sgt (or S/Sgt) Maybe Radio Operator ***** [[Abeyta-156|Isaac Abeyta (1920-2015)]], Sgt, Tail Gunner ***** [[Caroon-29|Kenneth Clarence Caroon (1919-1958)]], Sgt, Waist Gunner ***** James O. Woodward, S/Sgt, Waist Gunner **** Flossie Fliirt - #42-40777-N ***** [[Hughes-25797|Charles Edwin Hughes (1921-2010)]], 1st Lieutenant, Pilot, Interred Turkey, Silver Star ***** [[Hunn-426|Spencer Simmons Hunn (1920-2008)]], 1st Lieutenant, Co-Pilot, Interred in Turkey, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Goodnow-296|Edward Wegmann Goodnow (1917-1944)]], 2nd Lieutenant, Navigator, Interred in Turkey, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Hause-386|Maurice Eugene Hause (1918-2022)]], 2nd Lieutenant, Bombardier, Interred in Turkey, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Lucas-13693|Howard Milton Lucas (1919-2003)]], S/Sgt, Engineer, Interred in Turkey, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** Edward M. Shanley, T/Sgt, Radio Operator ***** [[Albine-2|Robert Leo Albine (1921-1944)]], S/Sgt, Waist Gunner, Interred in Turkey, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Blagg-354|Sheldon Blagg (1913-1948)]], S/Sgt, Tail Gunner, Interred in Turkey, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Nalipa-1|Stanley G. Nalipa (1923-1944)]], Sgt, Waist Gunner, Interred in Turkey, Distinguished Flying Cross **** Helen B. Happy - #42-40764-M ***** [[Irby-1592|Shelby L. Irby (1917-2008)]], 1st Lieutenant, Pilot, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Oakley-4114|Warren William Oakley (1920-1943)]], 2nd Lieutenant, Co-Pilot, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Ross-34891|Norman Alvin Ross (1921-1992)]], 2nd Lieutenant, Navigator, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Tomashosky-3|Joseph Tomashosky (1921-1943)]], 2nd Lieutenant, Bombardier, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Thompson-91109|Lesley Eugene Thompson (1910-1997)]], T/Sgt, Engineer, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Glitzer-1|Paul Henry Glitzer (1919-1994)]], T/Sgt, Radio Operator, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Cox-46074|John Fulton Cox (1905-1967)]], S/Sgt, Waist Gunner, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Kirkpatrick-5991|Joseph Albert Kirkpatrick (1920-1966)]], S/Sgt, Waist Gunner, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Millward-1005|Warren F Millward (1924-1943)]], S/Sgt, Tail Gunner, Distinguished Flying Cross **** The Sad Sack II - #41-24153-L ***** [[Lasco-19|Henry Arthur Lasco Jr. (1919-2007)]], 1st Lieutenant, Pilot, POW-Romania ***** [[Kill-120|Joseph F Kill (1919-1999)]], 2nd Lieutenant, Co-Pilot, POW in Romania, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Stenborn-1|Harry Wayne Stenborn (1915-1943)]], 2nd Lieutenant, Navigator, KIA, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Scriven-1268|Dale Roger Scriven (1916-1943)]], 2nd Lieutenant, Bombardier, KIA, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Raspotnik-5|Leonard L. Raspotnik (1919-1943)]], T/Sgt, Engineer, KIA, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Spivey-1616|Joseph Bryan Spivey (1920-1943)]], T/Sgt, Radio Operator, KIA, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Decrevel-39|Charles P. Decrevel (1921-1990)]], S/Sgt, Waist Gunner, POW in Romania ***** Albert L. Shaffer, S/Sgt, Waist Gunner, POW in Romania. Need to determine if this is the flyer {{FindAGrave|106135885}} ***** [[Wood-44242|Thomas M. Wood (1926-1943)]], Sgt, KIA, Distinguished Flying Cross **** Fascinatin' Witch - #41-23811-K ***** [[Miller-91872|Robert Elmer Miller (1918-1986)]], Captain, Pilot, Distinguished Service Cross ***** [[Hodge-6035|Dexter Lawrence Hodge (1917-2006)]], Major, Command Pilot, Distinguished Service Cross ***** [[Zaruba-92|Leroy Edward Zaruba (1919-1968)]], 2nd Lieutenant, Navigator ***** [[Edwards-44533|Robert Lomas Edwards (1920-2009)]], 1st Lieutenant, Bombardier ***** [[Newmes-1|Robert George Newmes (1922-1975)]], S/Sgt, Turrent ***** [[Ducote-243|Clarence J Ducote (1918-1963)]], S/Sgt, Tail Gunner ***** [[Murphy-34432|William J Murphy Jr. (1923-1993)]], T/Sgt, Engineer ***** Martin J. McDonnell, T/Sgt, Waist Gunner (Not sure of this flyer, maybe here:{{FindAGrave|141552391}} ***** [[Rowland-17061|Daniel Waugh Rowland (1919-1993)]], S/Sgt, Waist Gunner ***** Harold L. Schuster, S/Sgt, Waist Gunner (Not listed in Black Sunday) **** Scrappy II - #42-40375-G ***** [[Scrivner-285|Thomas E Scrivner (1920-1943)]], 1st Lieutenant, Pilot, KIA, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Anderson-64949|Everett Peyton Anderson (1920-1943)]], 1st Lieutenant, Co-Pilot, KIA, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Phillips-40604|Philip Parry Phillips Jr. (1920-1943)]], 1st Lieutenant, Navigator, KIA, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Young-49361|Robert Young (1920-1943)]], 2nd Lieutenant, Bombardier, KIA, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Coll-281|William Francis Coll (1917-1941)]], T/Sgt, Engineer, KIA, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Satterfield-1227|Channing N Satterfield (abt.1923-1943)]], S/Sgt, Radio Operator, KIA, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Malone-4763|Hugh J Malone (-1943)]], S/Sgt, Tail Gunner, KIA, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Mickey-278|Marvin Robert Mickey (1920-1943)]], Sgt, Waist Gunner, KIA, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Schappert-55|Thomas F. Schappert (1919-1943)]], Sgt, Waist Gunner, KIA, Distinguished Flying Cross **** Wing Dinger - 41-24015-R ***** [[Winger-449|George Washington Winger (1918-1943)]], 1st Lieutenant, Pilot, Distinguished Flying Cross and Purple Heart, KIA ***** [[Barnett-15200|Edward Barnett (1919-1943)]], 2nd Lieutenant, Co-Pilot, Distinguished Flying Cross and Purple Heart, KIA ***** [[Palmer-29960|Frederick Palmer (1916-1943)]], 1st Lieutenant, Navigator, Distinguished Flying Cross and Purple Heart, KIA ***** [[Gradwohl-73|Jacob Gradwohl (1919-1943)]], Sergeant, Bombardier, Distinguished Flying Cross and Purple Heart, KIA ***** [[Kretzer-105|Harold Kretzer (1910-1943)]], Tech Sergeant, Engineer, Distinguished Flying Cross and Purple Heart, KIA ***** [[Gotts-162|Howard Frederick Gotts (1920-1943)]], Sergeant, Radio Operator, Distinguished Flying Cross and Purple Heart, KIA ***** [[Cicon-3|Michael Joseph Cicon (1919-1996)]], Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner, POW Romania ***** [[Phillips-47883|Elvin Lee Phillips (1919-1943)]], Sergeant, Tail Gunner, Distinguished Flying Cross and Purple Heart, KIA ***** [[Traudt-68|Bernard G Traudt (1919-1979)]], Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner, POW Romania *** ''67th Squadron'' ([[:Category: 67th Bombardment Squadron (Heavy), United States Army Air Forces, World War II|67th Bombardment Squadron (Heavy), United States Army Air Forces, World War II category]]) **** Suzy Q - 41-23817-L ***** [[Brandon-2461|William Brandon (1917-2007)]], Major, Pilot, Distinguished Service Cross ***** [[Johnson-100280|Leon William Johnson (1904-1997)]], Colonel, Command Pilot, Medal of Honor ***** [[Selasky-1|Charles James Selasky (1918-1996)]], 1st Lieutenant, Navigator, Silver Star ***** [[Swensson-101|Berthel Swensson (1918-1943)]], 1st Lieutenant, Bombardier, Silver Star ***** [[Brady-5630|William Robert Brady (1923-2011)]], Staff Sergeant, Tail Gunner, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Irwin-5486|John Irwin (1917-1943)]], Tech Sergeant, Radio Operator/Engineer, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Morrison-16426|Kelly Love Morrison (1917-2004)]], Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner, ***** [[Paliga-4|Frank Paliga (1921-2010)]], Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Ray-10871|Thomas Ray (1912-1943)]], Staff Sergeant, Tunnel Gunner, Distinguished Flying Cross **** Buzzin Bear - #41-24229-P ***** [[Cameron-13229|William Roderick Cameron (1920-2004)]], Capt., Pilot ***** [[Dabney-853|William Dabney Jr (1922-2002)]], 1st Lieutenant, Co-Pilot, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Clifford-5082|Thomas Ambrose Clifford Sr (1916-1981)]], F/O, Navigator, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[DeVinney-118|James DeVinney (1920-1973)]], Capt, Bombardier, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Gibby-125|Gola Goifield Gibby (1918-1943)]], S/Sgt, Engineer, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Sparks-7292|Gerald Austin Sparks (1915-1962)]], S/Sgt, Radio Operator, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Grett-90|Gerald Lavern Grett (1919-1943)]], S/Sgt, Waist Gunner, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[McCabe-3770|Ernest Gregory McCabe (1920-1943)]], S/Sgt, Waist Gunner, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Maruszewski-6|Frank Maruszewski (1923-1943)]], S/Sgt, Tail Gunner, Distinguished Flying Cross **** Bewitching Witch - #41-24024. ''The bomber crashed into the Ionian Sea when the engines stopped due to flak damaged sustained during the mission.'' ***** [[Carpenter-21471|Reginald Leslie Carpenter (1920-1996)]], 1st Lieutenant, Pilot ***** [[Rumsey-1010|Edwin Leroy Rumsey Jr (1919-1966)]], 2nd Lieutenant, Co-Pilot, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Powell-21901|John Edward Powell (1916-1986)]], 2nd Lieutenant, Navigator, Silver Star ***** Martin Kullman, 2nd Lieutenant, Bombardier ***** [[Huenerberg-1|Vincent Edward Huenerberg (1917-1993)]], T/Sgt, Engineer ***** [[Manquen-2|Joseph Manquen (1911-1986)]], T/Sgt, Radio Operator, WIA ***** [[Brown-136422|Walter Lyndol Brown (1920-1943)]], S/Sgt, Waist Gunner, KIA, Distinguished Service Cross ***** [[Durand-1413|Frederick Wenas Durand (1922-1943)]], S/Sgt, Tail Gunner, KIA, Distinguished Service Cross ***** [[Looker-322|Rollin Charles Looker (1919-1960)]], S/Sgt, Waist Gunner **** Calaban - #41-24232-M ***** [[Hill-47348|James Efford Hill Jr. (1916-1993)]]., 1st Lieutenant, Pilot ***** [[Dobson-6361|Edward MacDonald Dobson (1921-1943)]], 2nd Lieutenant,, Co-Pilot ***** [[Shuler-901|Clinton Edward Shuler (1919-1980)]], 2nd Lieutenant, Navigator ***** [[Egan-3604|William J Egan (1917-2007)]], 2nd Lieutenant, Bombardier ***** John T. Pitcovick, T/Sgt, Engineer (This might be the memorial for this flier {{FindAGrave| 81194922}} if he changed his last name) ***** [[Reeves-12639|Ray Reeves (1922-2001)]], S/Sgt, Radio Operator ***** [[Bailey-44197|Clark Griswold Bailey (1920-1969)]], S/Sgt, Waist Gunner ***** John F. Russell, S/Sgt, Waist Gunner (Not sure if this is the flier {{FindAGrave|34565138}}) ***** [[Womack-4000|Hubert James Womack (1918-1998)]], S/Sgt, Tail Gunner **** 4-Q-2 - #41-23779-G ***** [[Henderson-23859|Charles Porter Henderson Jr. (1921-1943)]], 1st Lieutenant, Pilot, Distinguished Flying Cross, KIA (1 Oct 1944) ***** Joseph E. Milliner, Flight Officer, Co-Pilot ***** Robert S. Schminke, 2nd Lieutenant, Navigator ***** John R. Huddle, 2nd Lieutenant, Bombardier ***** Harold E. Cooper, T/Sgt, Engineer ***** John J. Dayberry, T/Sgt, Radio Operator ***** Charles H. Confer, S/Sgt, Tail Gunner ***** Anson G. Daniels, S/Sgt, Observer ***** Patrick H. McAtee Jr., S/Sgt, Tail Gunner (Not listed in Black Sunday) ***** James M. Porter, S/Sgt, Tail Gunner ***** Ivan Ramsey, S/Sgt, Gunner **** Available Jones - #42-40780-H ***** [[Jones-112527|Fred Houston Jones (1918-1975)]], 1st Lieutenant, Pilot, POW-Italy ***** [[Dukate-2|Elbert Lester Dukate Jr. (1919-1986)]], 2nd Lieutenant, Co-Pilot, POW in Italy, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** Adolphus J. Sweet, 2nd Lieutenant, Navigator, POW in Italy ***** Albert F. Bernard, 2nd Lieutenant, Bombardier, POW In Italy ***** Wayne A. Sowers, T/Sgt, Engineer, POW in Italy (Not listed in Black Sunday) ***** Michael A. Paolillo, T/Sgt, Radio Operator, POW in Italy (Listed as gunner in Black Sunday) ***** Leo G. Spann, Radio Operator, POW in Italy ***** Robert H. Becker, S/Sgt, Waist Gunner, POW in Italy ***** Anthony J. Savettiere, S/Sgt, Waist Gunner, POW in Italy ***** Michael P. Sigle, S/Sgt, Tail Gunner, POW in Italy **** Horse Fly - #42-40267-N ***** [[Mitchell-35598|Edward Raymond Mitchell (1919-1943)]], 1st Lieutenant, Pilot, Interred in Turkey, Distingushed Flying Cross ***** Donald R. Decker, 2nd Lieutenant, Co-Pilot, Interred in Turkey ***** John Saladiak, Flight Officer, Navigator, Interred in Turkey ***** DeLoros R. Brumagin, T/Sgt, Radio Operator, Interred in Turkey ***** James E. Kipple, S/Sgt, Bombardier, Interred in Turkey ***** Julio G. Castellotti, S/Sgt, Waist Gunner, Interred in Turkey ***** David T. Collie, S/Sgt, Waist Gunner, Interred in Turkey ***** Henry O. Flister, S/Sgt, Tail Gunner, Interred in Turkey ***** Robert C. McAdams, T/Sgt, Tunnel Turret, Interred in Turkey **** G.I. Gal - #42-40371-Q ***** [[Reinhart-836|Elmer H Reinhart (1916-2005)]], 1st Lieutenant, Pilot, POW in Romania, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Starr-3288|Charles Laurence Starr (1916-1943)]], Flight Officer, Co-Pilot, KIA ***** Gerald J. Totten, 2nd Lieutenant, Navigator, POW in Romania ***** Richard H. Pendleton, 2nd Lieutenant, Bombardier, POW in Romania ***** Frank D Garrett, R/Sgt, Engineer, POW in Romania ***** Russell D. Huntley, S/Sgt, Radio Operator, POW in Romania ***** Alfred A. Mash, S/Sgt, Waist Gunner, POW in Romania ***** George Vanson, S/Sgt, Tail Gunner, POW in Romania ***** Robert W. Wolf, S/Sgt, Waist Gunner, POW in Romania **** Lil' Abner - 42-63761-D ***** [[Weaver-17111|Wordon Weaver (1919-2008)]], 1st Lieutenant, Pilot, POW Romania ***** Robert R. Snyder Jr., 2nd Lieutenant, Co-pilot, POW Romania ***** Walter M. Sorensen, 2nd Lieutenant, Navigator, POW Romania ***** William Lloyd Reese Jr., 1st Lieutenant, Bombardier, POW Romania ***** [[Schettler-55|William James Schettler (1909-1943)]], Tech Sergeant, Engineer, KIA ***** Jesse E. Hinley, Tech Sergeant, Radio Operator, POW Romania ***** Paul L. Breedlove Jr., Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner, POW Romania ***** James A. Brittain, Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner, POW Romania ***** Frank J. Suponic, Staff Sergeant, Tail Gunner, POW Romania *** ''68th Squadron'' ([[:Category: 68th Bombardment Squadron (Heavy), United States Army Air Forces, World War II|68th Bombardment Squadron (Heavy), United States Army Air Forces, World War II category]]) **** Satan's Hell Cat - 42-40995-C ***** [[Houston-5108|Rowland Barkley Houston (1919-1943)]], Captain, Pilot, KIA, Distinguished Flying Cross with Oak Cluster ***** [[Girard-2723|Louis V Girard (1921-1943)]], 1st Lieutenant, Co-Pilot, KIA, Distinguished Flying Cross with Oak Cluster ***** [[Scott-46897|William Hugh Scott Jr. (1922-1943)]], Navigator, KIA, Distinguished Flying Cross with Oak Cluster ***** [[McMackin-182|Charles Garvey McMackin (1917-1943)]], Bombardier, KIA, Distinguished Flying Cross with Oak Cluster ***** [[Sevick-8|Stephen F Sevick (1910-1943)]], Radio Operator, KIA, Distinguished Flying Cross with Oak Cluster ***** [[Carlton-2866|Clyde Winford Carlton (1918-1943)]], Waist Gunner, KIA ***** [[Schoer-28|Walter B Schoer (1909-1943)]], Tunnel Turret Gunner, KIA, Distinguished Flying Cross with Oak Cluster ***** [[Spears-3264|Milford Lee Spears (1919-1943)]], Tail Gunner, KIA, Distinguished Flying Cross with Oak Cluster ***** [[Ward-36263|Joe Floyd Ward (1919-1943)]], Waist Gunner, KIA, Distinguished Flying Cross with Oak Cluster **** Flak Alley - # 41-24225-T ***** [[Alexander-19973|David William Alexander (1915-1985)]], 1st Lieutenant, Pilot, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Gentry-4078|Homer Samuel Gentry (1919-1991)]], Flight Officer, Co-Pilot, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** Robert H. Boyer, 2nd Lieutenant, Bombardier ***** Robert L. Fisher, 2nd Lieutenant, Navigator ***** [[Petrie-1969|Lewis Malcolm Petrie (1916-1991)]], T/Sgt, Radio Operator, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Gearhart-799|William Gus Gearhart (1919-1987)]], T/Sgt, Engineer, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Balazovich-1|Michael John Balazovich (1917-1993)]], S/Sgt, Gunner, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** Ted R. Fernbach, S/Sgt, Waist Gunner (possible flyer {{FindAGrave| 51909426}}) ***** James M. Goza (or Groza), M/Sgt, Tail Gunner (Possible flyer {{FindAGrave|5241427}}) ***** George Kelsey, S/Sgt (Not listed in Black Sunday) ***** [[Nosal-33|John Adam Nosal (1914-1971)]], S/Sgt, Distinguished Flying Cross **** Victory Ship - #41-23813-V ***** [[Diehl-1965|John Henry Diehl (1916-1981)]], Capt., Pilot, ***** [[Posey-3450|James Theo Posey (1913-1984)]], Lt. Col., Command Pilot, Distinguished Flying Vross ***** [[Stine-1025|Robert James Stine (1920-2019)]], 1st Lieutenant, Navigator, Silver Star ***** [[Klekar-20|Howard Richard Klekar (1920-2010)]],1st Lieutenant, Bombardier, Silver Star ***** [[Metsa-1|Tauno Metsa (1916-1997)]] T/Sgt, Engineer, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Flesher-911|Issac Alonzo Flesher (1920-1998)]], T/Sgt, Radio Operator, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** Edward F. Bowden, S/Sgt, Waist Gunner ***** [[Green-48042|George Lloyd Green (1915-2002)]], S/Sgt, Tail Gunner, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Williams-112815|Truitt Harden Williams (1920-1943)]], S/Sgt, Waist Gunner, KIA, Distinguished Flying Cross **** Wing and a Prayer - #41-24211-U ***** [[Holmes-18645|Walter Tom Holmes Jr (1919-2009)]], Captain, Pilot, Distinguished Service Cross ***** Donald E. Fribley, Flight Officer, Co-Pilot ([https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/51147690/donald-e-fribley ''Need to confirm this is the correct Veteran'']) ***** Anthony J. Piccolo, 2nd Lieutenant, Navigator ***** Allen G. E. Bargmann, 2nd Lieutenant, Bombardier ***** Edwin L. Carlson, S/Sgt, Engineer ***** Thomas A. Laskowski, T/Sgt, Radio Operator ***** Gordon E. Ackley, S/Sgt, Waist Gunner ***** Patrick H. McAtee Jr. (maybe mctee), S/Sgt, Tail Gunner ***** Nick B. Smith, S/Sgt, Waist Gunner **** Avenger - #1-23788-D ***** [[Hughes-16574|William Dee Hughes (1919-1987)]], 1st Lieutenant, Pilot ***** Willie B. Weant, 2nd Lieutenant, Co-Pilot ***** George E. Hulpiau (Hulpaul), 1st Lieutenant, Bombardier ***** Robert C. Peterson, 1st Lieutenant, Navigator ***** Raymond E. Hamlyn, 2nd Lieutenant, Observer ***** William G. Morton, T/Sgt, (Listed as R-TT, probably the Engineer) ***** Melvin J. Cole, S/Sgt, Radio Operator ***** William J. Gates, S/Sgt, Waist Gunner ***** John Merrigan, S/Sgt, Tail Gunner ***** Alphonse J. Terwey, S/Sgt, Gunner **** Margret Ann II - #42-40071-C ***** [[Jansen-4474|George Read Jansen (1920-1992)]], 1st Lieutenant, Pilot, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** Coleman S. Whitaker, 2nd Lieutenant, Co-Pilot ***** Eugene P. Vickary, 1st Lieutenant, Navigator ***** George W. Guilford, T/Sgt, Bombardier ***** Corwin C. Huff, S/Sgt, Engineer ***** Francis A. Bauman, T/Sgt, Radio Operator ***** Eugene L. Grimes, Sgt, Gunner ***** Robert J. Reasoner, S/Sgt, Tail Gunner ***** Robert M. Smith, M/Sgt, Waist Gunner **** Lemon Drop - #41-23699-P ***** [[Phillips-40417|Reginald Hubert Phillips (1919-2006)]], Captain, Pilot, Distinguished Service Cross ***** Theodore F. Scarlett, 1st Lieutenant, Co-Pilot ***** Carrol O. Haworth, 1st Lieutenant, Navigator ***** Herbert M. Light, 1st Lieutenant, Bombardier ***** Donald H. Ingram, T/Sgt, Radio Operator ***** Jack O. Banta, S/Sgt, Waist Gunner ***** Earl E. Cleland, S/Sgt, Waist Gunner ***** Frank E. Cross, T/Sgt, Tunnel Turret ***** Henry G. Hayes Jr., S/Sgt, Tail Gunner **** Natchez Belle - #42-40373-Z ***** [[Shannon-5051|Eunice Malone Shannon (1918-1999)]], 1st Lieutenant, Pilot, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** Robert J. Lehnhausen, 1st Lieutenant, Co-Pilot ***** George W. Temple, 2nd Lieutenant, Navigator ***** Elwood E. Collins, 2nd Lieutenant, Bombardier ***** Dennis E. Slattery, T/Sgt, Engineer ***** Clarence W. Strandberg, S/Sgt, Radio Operator ***** Clayton E. Heller, S/Sgt, Waist Gunner ***** Clarence H. Rothrock, Sgt, Waist Gunner ***** Robert I. Vogel, S/Sgt, Tail Gunner **** Hag Mag The Mothball Queen - #42-40731-N ***** George P. Martin, 2nd Lieutenant, Pilot ***** Earle V. Hawkins, 1st Lieutenant, Co-Pilot ***** Edwin H. Heyer, 2nd Lieutenant, Navigator ***** John F. King, 2nd Lieutenant, Bombardier ***** Jack A. Shelton, T/Sgt, Radio Operator ***** William J. Gaffney, S/Sgt, Tail Gunner ***** John F. Johnson, S/Sgt, Waist Gunner ***** Harry R. Snead Jr., T/Sgt, Tunnel Turret ***** Edward N. Whitman, S/Sgt, Waist Gunner *** ''506th Squadron'' ([[:Category: 506th Bombardment Squadron (Heavy), United States Army Air Forces, World War II|506th Bombardment Squadron (Heavy), United States Army Air Forces, World War II category]]) **** Lynn Bari II - #42-40172-C ***** [[Anderson-63814|William N. Anderson (1918-1944)]], Major, Pilot, Distinguished Service Cross ***** [[Satterlund-3|Carl Sigurd Satterlund (1921-1992)]], Flight Officer, Co-Pilot, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Scott-49479|Henry Wallace Scott (1920-2004)]], 1st Lieutenant, Bombardier, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Allen-56628|Ronald Stewart Allen Jr. (1917-1988)]], 1st Lieutenant, Navigator, Distinguished Flying Cross. ***** [[Goodson-1360|Walter Nelson Goodson (1914-1965)]], T/Sgt, Engineer, Distinguished Flying Cross. ***** [[Hearne-680|Allie Thomas Hearne Jr (1920-1981)]], S/Sgt, Radio Operator, Distinguished Flying Cross. ***** [[Ferkauff-1|Oscar Ferkauff (1916-1984)]], S/Sgt, Gunner, Distinguished Flying Cross. ***** [[Hartney-59|George Elmer Hartney (1921-1991)]], S/Sgt, Gunner, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[McMenamin-286|Victor Alfred McMenamin (1915-1996)]] S/Sgt, Tail Gunner, Distinguished Flying Cross **** Southern Comfort - #42-40778-T ***** [[Austin-13767|Horace William Austin (1921-1966)]], 1st Lieutenant, Pilot, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Fabiny-6|Andrew Thomas Fabiny (1920-1983)]], 2nd Lieutenant, Co-Pilot, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Finder-45|Sheldon Rosenbluth Finder (1918-1943)]], 2nd Lieutenant, Bombardier, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Green-47166|Allen Harper Green (1918-2010)]], 1st Lieutenant, Navigator, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Shaw-24962|Edgar LaFayette Shaw Jr. (1915-1980)]], T/Sgt, Radio Operator, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Jett-1266|Joseph Weldon Bailey Jett (1907-1977)]], T/Sgt, Engineer, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Hickerson-407|Glenn Curtis Hickerson (1921-2000)]], S/Sgt, Top Turret Gunner, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Lee-39416|Dale Vernon Lee (1920-2010)]], S/Sgt, Waist Gunner, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Purcell-3371|Thomas Quinn Purcell (1917-1967)]], S/Sgt, Waist Gunner, Distinguished Flying Cross **** Mister Five by Five - #41-24234-U ***** [[Beam-1571|James Carroll Beam (1918-1996)]], Major, Pilot, Distinguished Service Cross ***** [[Michaels-912|Willard L Michaels (1922-1967)]], 2nd Lieutenant, Co-Pilot, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Hyde-6246|Thomas Irvin Hyde (1920-1987)]], 1st Lieutenant, Navigator, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Vaden-300|Preston Eddins Vaden (1915-1996)]], 2nd Lieutenant, Bombardier, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Tuttle-5895|Richard Earle Tuttle (1921-2013)]], T/Sgt, Radio Operator, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Cutshall-298|Earnest James Cutshall (1919-1992)]], S/Sgt, Waist Gunner, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Kallal-7|Lawrence Bernard Kallal (1920-1943)]], S/Sgt, Waist Gunner, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Maury-217|Dale Willard Maury (1920-1966)]], S/Sgt, Tail Gunner, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Williams-110943|Richard H Williams (1922-1943)]], T/Sgt, Engineer **** Earthquake McGoon - 41-24235-C ***** [[Bunker-2584|Walter Irvin Bunker (1915-1986)]], Captain, Pilot, Distinguished Service Cross ***** [[Butler-26946|Richard David Butler (1921-2009)]], 1st Lieutenant, Co-Pilot, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Newbold-1351|William Penn Newbold (1920-2014)]], 1st Lieutenant, Navigator, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Zwicker-698|Henry Richard Zwicker (1918-1943)]], 1st Lieutenant, Bombardier, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Neeper-25|Loy Lawton Neeper (1918-2008)]], Engineer, T/Sgt, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** Gerald D. Mason, T/Sgt, Radio Operator ***** [[Boulanger-372|Clement C.l. Boulanger (1919-1978)]], S/Sgt, Tail Gunner ***** [[Chamberlain-6721|Donald Melvin Chamberlain (1909-1948)]], S/Sgt, Waist Gunner ***** Warrne K. Kooken, S/Sgt, Waist Gunner **** Timb-A-A-AH - #42-40606-X ***** Richard A. Larson, 1st Lieutenant, Pilot ''(possibly here: {{FindAGrave| 74709026}})'' ***** Wayne H. Middleton, 2nd Lieutenant, Co-Pilot ***** Richard L. Fisher, 2nd Lieutenant, Bombardier ***** James D. Young, 2nd Lieutenant, Navigator ***** Henry A. Klingle, T/Sgt, Engineer (Kringle in Black Sunday) ***** Robert E. Grow, T/Sgt, Radio Operator ***** Joseph C. Barnett, S/Sgt, Waist Gunner ***** Steven F. Bugyie, S/Sgt, Tail Gunner ***** Thomas E. Davis, T/Sgt, Waist Gunner **** Old Crow - #41-24283-Z ***** [[McAtee-458|James Curtis McAtee Sr (1919-2007)]], 1st Lieutenant, Pilot, Silver Star ***** [[Laudig-17|Harold James Laudig (1919-1985)]], 1st Lieutenant, Co-Pilot, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[McCash-27|David McCash (1919-1999)]], 2nd Lieutenant, Navigator, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** Joseph J. Young, 2nd Lieutenant, Bombardier, ''Have not found this flier awards lists indicates he is from San Antonio, TX'' ***** [[Davis-108770|Melvin Harold Davis (1913-1948)]], T/Sgt, Engineer, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Kiefer-1392|Norman Kiefer (1921-2007)]], T/Sgt, Radio Operator, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** John R. Edwards, S/Sgt, Tail Gunner, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Kerns-1579|Albert George Kerns Jr. (1917-1997)]], S/Sgt, Waist Gunner, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Morris-40037|Mark Ashton Morris (1918-2008)]], S/Sgt, Waist Gunner, Distinguished Flying Cross **** Ruth-Less - #41-24282-Y ***** Frank D. Slough, 1st Lieutenant, Pilot (still trying to find this flyer, possible here {{FindAGrave| 189162541}} ***** Raymond A. Lacombe, Flight Officer, Co-Pilot ***** Geoge C. Grimes, 1st Lieutenant, Navigator ***** Charles M. Shaw, 1st Lieutenant, Bombardier ***** James E. Callier, T/Sgt, Engineer ***** Robert A. Griffen, T/Sgt, Tail Gunner ***** Elwood W. Harbison Jr., S/Sgt, Gunner ***** Daniel Kennon, T/Sgt, Gunner ***** Herman J. Seigfeldt, S/Sgt, Gunner **** Baldy and His Brood - #42-24201-O ***** [[Strong-7041|William Homer Strong (1915-1995)]], Captain, Pilot, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** Stanley F. Olsen, 1st Lieutenant, Co-Pilot ***** [[Fretwell-702|Lloyd Gratten Fretwell (1918-1999)]], 2nd Lieutenant, Navigator ***** Thomas A. Flahert, 2nd Lieutenant, Bombardier ***** Edgar O. Hamel, T/Sgt, Engineer ***** Lemuel D. Fleming, S/Sgt, Tunnel Turret Gunner ***** Lonnie L. Ackerman, S/Sgt, Waist Gunner ***** Oliver R. Germann, S/Sgt, Tail Gunner ***** Clarence W. Nelson, Waist Gunner **** Trouble (Texan) - #42-41013-D ***** [[Stevens-25107|Gordon Sefton Stevens (1919-1944)]], 1st Lieutenant, Pilot ***** Robert A. Harris, 2nd Lieutenant, Co-Pilot ***** [[Rispoli-30|Anthony G Rispoli (1921-1987)]], 2nd Lieutenant, Navigator, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** John J. Huber Jr., 2nd Lieutenant, Bombardier ***** Marion S. Paciorek, T/Sgt, Radio Operator ***** Elmer T. O'Gara, S/Sgt, Waist Gunner ***** Frank L. Rodriquez, S/Sgt, Waist Gunner ***** Larry W. Vincent, S/Sgt, Tail Gunner ***** Clyde C Fry, Tail Gunner (Listed on Ploesti.com on Dwight Patch's bomber) **** Heaven Can Wait - 42-40370-V ***** [[Whitlock-2933|Charles A. Whitlock Jr. (1919-1949)]], 1st Lieutenant, Pilot ***** William H. Phipps, 2nd Lieutenant, Co-pilot ***** Robert A. Ricks, 2nd Lieutenant, Navigator ***** Harold W. Schwab, 2nd Lieutenant, Bombardier ***** Charlton H. Holtz, Tech Sergeant, Engineer ***** Donald V. Chase, Tech Sergeant, Radio Operator ***** Robert W. Bonham, Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner ***** Hugo Dunajecz Jr, Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner ***** Edwin N. Stewart, Tail Gunner ** '''93rd Bombardment Group (Heavy)''' - Nickname: Ted's Traveling Circus, Commander: Lieutenant Colonel [[Baker-45733|Addison Earl Baker (1907-1943)]], 37 Bombers ([[:Category: 93rd Bombardment Group (Heavy), United States Army Air Forces, World War II|93rd Bombardment Group (Heavy), United States Army Air Forces, World War II category]]) **** Piccadilly Filly - #41-24111 (Not sure what squadron assigned - turned back) *** ''328th Squadron'' ([[:Category: 328th Bombardment Squadron (Heavy), United States Army Air Forces, World War II|328th Bombardment Squadron (Heavy), United States Army Air Forces, World War II category]]) **** Hell's Wench - #42-40994 ***** [[Baker-45733|Addison Earl Baker (1907-1943)]] Lieutenant Colonel, Pilot, KIA, Congressional Medal of Honor. ***** [[Jerstad-1|John Louis Jerstad (1918-1943)]] Major, Co-Pilot, KIA, Congressional Medal of Honor. ***** [[Reuter-1031|George Julius Reuter (1918-1943)]] 1st Lieutenant, Navigator, KIA, Silver Star. ***** [[Pezzella-13|Alfred William Pezzella (1915-1943)]] 1st Lieutenant, Bombardier, KIA, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Bennett-29395|Charles Elmer Bennett (1920-1943)]] Tech Sergeant, Engineer and Top Turret Gunner, KIA, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Faith-526|Edgar Clarence Faith (1918-1943)]] Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner, KIA, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Allen-48006|George Pliny Allen (1922-1943)]] Staff Sergeant, Gunner, KIA, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Stafford-6110|Morton Ogden Stafford Jr. (1919-1943)]] Staff Sergeant, Gunner, KIA, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Wood-38710|William Oscar Wood (1918-1943)]] Staff Sergeant, Gunner, KIA, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Carroll-11229|John M. Carroll (1910-1943)]] Tech Sergeant, Rear Gunner, KIA, Distinguished Flying Cross **** Jerk's Natural - #41-23711 ***** [[Hickman-5763|Cleveland Hickman (1921-1943)]], 1st Lt, Pilot, Distinguished Service Cross (KIA 20 Dec 1943 Breman, Germany) ***** [[Stein-3885|William Francis Stein (1918-1943)]], 1st Lt, Co-Pilot (KIA 1 Oct. 1943 at Wiener-Neustadt, Austria), Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Sykes-3627|William Warren Sykes (1919-1993)]], 2nd Lt, Navigator (POW 1 Oct 1943 in Austria) ***** [[McDonough-1606|John M McDonough (1920-1943)]], 2nd Lt, Bombardier (KIA 1 Oct 1943 Austria), Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Kasparian-14|Jack William Kasparian (1921-1943)]], T/Sgt, Top Turret Gunner/ Engineer (KIA 1 Oct 1943), Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[White-84517|Larry H White (1916-1943)]], T/Sgt, Radio Operator (KIA 1 Oct. 1943 at Wiener-Neustadt, Austria), Distinguished Flying Cross ***** Naum R. Diltz, S/Sgt, Gunner ***** Kermit R. Morris, Sgt, Gunner ***** Phillip G. Biedwell, S/Sgt, Waist Gunner (Listed as Bedwell on Ploesti Roster) ***** William G. Anderson, S/Sgt, Waist Gunner ***** Anderhaldt, Virgil, J, S/Sgt, Waist Gunner (Not on Black Sunday: Ploesti Roster on this bomber, Listed on Ball of Fire III) **** Shoot Luke - #41-23729 (Aborted over Mediterranean due to No. 4 engine failure.) ***** George C. Black, 1st Lt., Pilot ***** Francis P. Barrett, 1st Lt., Co-Pilot ***** White, Navigator (Not listed on Ploesti Roster) ***** James A. Latane, Jr., 1st Lt., Bombardier (Listed as Navigator on Ploesti Roster) ***** George B. Wilkinson, 1st Lgt., Extra CoP (KIA 1 Oct 1943 Austria) ***** Russell Geith, S/Sgt, Engineer (Not on Black Sunday: Ploesti Roster, Listed on bomber Dogpatch Raiders) ***** William D. Statts, T/Sgt, Radio Operator (KIA 1 Oct. 1943 at Wiener-Neustadt, Austria) ***** Robert O. Bochek, S/Sgt, Radio Operator (Not on Black Sunday: Ploesti Roster) ***** George Foster, S/Sgt, Waist Gunner ***** Adam J. Hastak Jr., S/Sgt, Waist Gunner ***** James D. Cowen, S/Sgt, Waist Gunner ***** Mahlon W. Cressey, S/Sgt, Waist Gunner ***** Leigh A. Chaflin, S/Sgt, Tunnel Gunner (Not on Black Sunday: Ploesti Roster, Listed on bomber Dogpatch Raiders) ***** William Denbin, S/Sgt, Tail Gunner (Not on Black Sunday: Ploesti Roster, Listed on bomber Dogpatch Raiders) **** Ball of Fire III / War Baby - #42-40128 ***** [[Tate-7145|Joseph Scranton Tate Jr (1918-1943)]]., Major, Pilot, Silver Star. (KIA 22 Dec. 1943 at Osnabruck, Germany) ***** Joseph S. Huberty, 1st Lt., Co Pilot ***** [[Rose-23643|Virgil Rose Jr. (1922-1943)]], Flight Officer, Navigator (KIA 20 Dec. 1943 at Bremen, Germany) Distinguish Flying Cross ***** Edward F. Janic, 1st Lt., Bombardier ***** Cottrell H. Wright, T/Sgt, Gunner (Listed as Radio Operator on Ploesti Roster) ***** Leslie E. Scott, S/Sgt, Top Turret Gunner/Engineer ***** Schuler, Gunner ***** Virgil J. Anderhalt, Waist Gunner (Listed on bomber Shoot Luke on Ploesti Roster) ***** Edward J. Rubin, S/Sgt, Tail Gunner (KIA 20 Dec. 1943 at Bremen, Germany) ***** Joe M. Cueller, S/Sgt, Waist Gunner ***** Archibald J. Rantala, Captain, Observer (Not listed with bomber on Ploesti Roster) **** Dogpatch Raiders - #41-24192 ***** [[Avendano-37|Joseph Huerta Avendano Jr. (1917-1944)]], 1st Lt., Pilot ***** Albert J. Walker, Flight Officer, Co Pilot ***** William L. Hall, 2nd Lt. Navigator ***** [[Keeling-2007|Clyde Edward Keeling (1917-1980)]], S/Sgt, Bombardier ***** [[Vorkapic-1|Matthew (Vorkapic) Workman (1919-1992)]], Sgt, Radio Operator (WIA) ***** Price A. Martin, T/Sgt, Top Turret Gunner/ Engineer ***** [[Denbin-1|William Denbin (1905-1983)]], Waist Gunner ***** Russel Gaith, Waist Gunner ***** [[Claflin-1038|Leigh Allen Claflin (1913-1999)]], Tail Gunner ***** Adelbert M. Robinson, Gunner (Listed as Engineer on Bomber piloted by Bird on Ploesti Roster) ***** Morris Kaplan, S/Sgt, (Not on Black Sunday: Ploesti Roster) **** Bomerang - #41-23722 ***** Roy G. Martin, 1st Lieutenant, Pilot ***** Luther C. Bird, 2nd Lieutenant, Co-Pilot (Later shot down at Osnabruck, Germany. POW in Germany) ***** [[Reid-21592|James Warren Reid (1917-1943)]], 2nd Lieutenant, Navigator (Later KIA at Osnabruck, Germany.) ***** [[Roach-6240|Jack Roach (1919-1943)]], 2nd Lieutenant, Bombardier (Later KIA at Osnabruck, Germany.) ***** Charles R. Molina, S/Sgt, Top Turret Gunner (Later shot down at Osnabruck, Germany, became POW) ***** George H. Kelly, S/Sgt Waist Gunner (Later shot down at Osnabruck, Germany; became POW) ***** Herschel W. Dodd, S/Sgt, Waist Gunner ***** [[Sullivan-21524|Francis Alphonsa Sullivan (1920-1943)]], T/Sgt, Tunnel Ball Turret Gunner (Later KIA at Osnabruck, Germany.) ***** Robert O. Sparks, S/Sgt, Tail Gunner ( Later shot down at Osnabruck, Germany, became POW) ***** Harry A. Strand, T/Sgt, Engineer ***** Adelbert M. Robinson, S/Sgt, Engineer (KIA 20 Dec. 1943 in Germany) (Not on Black Sunday: Ploesti roster) **** Satan's Angels - #42-40604 ***** [[Ford-22864|Herrel Edsel Ford (1916-1943)]], 1st Lieutenant, Pilot, Distinguished Flying Cross (KIA 22 Dec. 1943 at Osnabruck, Germany.) ***** Robert A. McCaffery Jr., 2nd Lieutenant, Co-Pilot ***** [[Myres-232|Max Melvin Myres (1919-1943)]], Flight Officer, Navigator, Distinguished Flying Cross (Listed as a 2nd CoP on Ploesti Roster), (KIA 22 Dec. 1943 at Osnabruck, Germany.) ***** [[Norman-9681|Lawrence Charles Norman (1916-1943)]], 1st Lieutenant, Bombardier, Distinguished Flying Cross (KIA 22 Dec. 1943 at Osnabruck, Germany.) ***** [[Randles-414|Ward Mortiboy Randles (1916-1943)]], T/Sgt, Radio Operator, Distinguished Flyng Cross (KIA 22 Dec. 1943 at Osnabruck, Germany.) ***** [[Kobler-98|James Kenneth Kobler (1915-1943)]], T/Sgt, Top Turret Gunner/Engineer (MIA 22 Dec 1943 at Osnabruck, Germany) ***** James E. Craig, S/Sgt, Tail Gunner (KIA 22 Dec. 1943 at Osnabruck, Germany) ***** Frank M. Hamilton, S/Sgt, Waist Gunner ***** [[Eckert-1963|Otto Eckert (1919-1943)]], S/Sgt, Waist Gunner, Distinguished Flying Cross (KIA 22 Dec.1943 at Osnabruck, Germany) ***** Anthony DeMato, S/Sgt, Gunner **** Thunder Mug - #42-40246 ***** [[Longnecker-179|Russell Dean Longnecker (1921-1989)]], 2nd Lieutenant, Pilot ***** Donald K. Jones, Flight Officer, Co-Pilot ***** [[Valcik-6|Stanley Valcik (1919-1976)]], 2nd Lieutenant, Navigator ***** [[Schrampf-1|William Moran Schrampf (1919-1985)]], 2nd Lieutenant, Bombardier ***** Odin C. Olsen, Flight Officer, Observer ***** J.C. Pinson, T/Sgt, Engineer/Top Turret Gunner ***** [[Strnad-72|Bernard Charles Strnad (1917-1988)]], T/Sgt, Radio Operator ***** Aloysius G. Cunningham, S/Sgt, Waist Gunner ***** Howard I. Teague, S/Sgt, Waist Gunner ***** Edward A. Sand Jr. S/Sgt, Gunner ***** Leonard J. Dougal, S/Sgt, Tail Gunner (Not listed on Black Sunday: Ploesti roster) **** Euroclydon The Storm - #42-40612 ***** [[Porter-19675|Enoch Marvin Porter Jr. (1921-1943)]] 1st Lieutenant, Pilot, KIA, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Boswell-2612|Joe Edward Boswell (1921-1943)]] Flight Officer, Co-pilot, KIA, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Franks-3032|Jesse Dee Franks Jr (1919-1943)]] 2nd Lieutenant, Bombardier, KIA, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Warner-10657|Ray Rmond Paul Warner (1917-2003)]] 2nd Lieutenant, POW, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Lucas-10358|Bernard R. Lucas (1922-1943)]] Tech Sergeant, Radio Operator, KIA, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Ferrel-537|Frank Cross Ferrel (1912-1943)]] Tech Sergeant, Flight Engineer, KIA, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Minogue-129|John Francis Minogue (1919-1943)]] 2nd Lieutenant, Observer, KIA, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Dickson-5537|Howard Lawrence Dickson (1913-1943)]] 1st Lieutenant, Observer/Top Turret Gunner, KIA, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Frost-9625|Earl L. Frost (-1943)]] Staff Sergeant, Gunner, KIA, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Vest-900|James Richard Vest (1920-2011)]] Staff Sergeant, Tail Gunner, POW, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** Charles A. “Jack” Reed, Staff Sergeant, Gunner. ''Still need to find this airman.'' He has some association with Oklahoma **** The Vulgar Virgin - #42-40608 ***** [[Turner-46873|Claude Alvin Turner (1919-1943)]], 1st Lieutenant, Pilot (Int in Turkey), (KIA 13 Nov. 1943 at Bremen, Germany) ***** Charles T. Holbrook, 2nd Lieutenant, Co-Pilot, (Interred in Turkey) ***** James E. Marquis, 2nd Lieutenant, Navigator (Interred in Turkey) ***** Donald A. DeArmond, 2nd Lieutenant, Bombardier (Interred in Turkey) ***** Joseph D. Long, T/Sgt, Engineer/Top Turret Gunner (Interred in Turkey) ***** Gerald Weinberg, T/Sgt, Radio Operator (Interred in Turkey) ***** John F. Rudell, S/Sgt, Gunner (Interred in Turkey, WIA), (Spelled Ruddell on Ploesti roster) ***** Robert L. Hobson, S/Sgt, Gunner (Interred in Turkey, WIA) ***** William W. Drunkel S/Sgt, Gunner (Interred in Turkey, WIA) (Spelled Dunkel on Ploesti roster) ***** Clarence C. Hood, Pvt, Gunner (Interred in Turkey), (Not on Black Sunday: Ploesti roster) *** ''329th Squadron'' ([[:Category: 329th Bombardment Squadron (Heavy), United States Army Air Forces, World War II|329th Bombardment Squadron (Heavy), United States Army Air Forces, World War II category]]) **** Tarfu- #41-23810 ***** [[Hurd-4259|Earl Clifford Hurd (1918-1986)]], 1st Lieutenant, Pilot ***** [[Clements-9009|Joseph Bennett Clements Jr. (1918-1979)]], 1st Lieutenant, Co-Pilot ***** [[Steeg-45|James Richard Steeg (1918-1978)]], 1st Lieutenant, Navigator ***** Thomas C. Dick, 1st Lieutenant, Bombardier ***** Raymond A. Wolf, T/Sgt, Engineer ***** Gerald E. Sullivan, T/Sgt, Top Turret Gunner (KIA 13 Nov. 1943 at Bremen, Germany) ***** [[Lang-8220|Jack Eugene Lang (1919-1943)]], T/Sgt, Radio Operator (KIA 13 Nov. 1943 at Bremen, Germany) ***** Roy B. Davis Jr., Sgt, Waist Gunner WIA ***** Thomas D. Gilbert, S/Sgt, Waist Gunner ***** Merril Demas, S/Sgt, Gunner WIA **** Hare’s To Ya - #41-24230 ''(Need to confirm this bomber name)'' ***** [[McBride-4735|Ralph James McBride Jr. (1916-1944)]] Major, Pilot, KIA, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Huston-2069|James Samuel Huston (1921-1943)]] 1st Lieutenant, Co-Pilot, KIA, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Jarvis-4915|Harry Lee Jarvis Jr (1919-1943)]] Captain, Extra Pilot, KIA, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Ellison-3738|Coy Buell Ellison (1914-1943)]] Navigator, 1st Lieutenant, KIA, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Gill-9528|James Monroe Gill (1918-1943)]] Bombardier, 1st Lieutenant, KIA, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Krugel-157|Stanley S Krugel (1917-1943)]] Radio Operator, Tech Sergeant, KIA, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Domke-33|Carl A. Domke (1919-1943)]] Engineer, Tech Sergeant, KIA, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Burton-11488|Gerald Curtis Burton (1919-1943)]] Waist Gunner, Staff Sergeant, KIA, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Clifford-4453|Wilbert L Clifford (1922-1943)]] Tunnel Ball Gunner, Sergeant, KIA, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Key-4204|James R Key Jr. (-1943)]] Waist Gunner, Staff Sergeant, KIA, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Riddle-3779|Alpheus Hendrickson Riddle (1921-1943)]] Tail Gunner, Staff Sergeant, KIA, Distinguished Flying Cross **** Valient Virgin - #42-40765 ***** Russel D. DeMont, 1st Lieutenant, Pilot ***** Robert C. Murray, 2nd Lieutenant, Co-Pilot ***** George A. Stewart, 2nd Lieutenant, Navigator ***** George C. Everhart, 2nd Lieutenant, Bombardier ***** [[Homnick-1|Frederick Hale Homnick (1923-1943)]], T/Sgt, Radio Operator (Later KIA over Bremen, Germany) ***** Alfred B. Bergkamp, T/Sgt, Engineer/Top Turret Gunner ***** Bernard A. Coburn, S/Sgt, Waist Gunner ***** Julius Erdely, S/Sgt, Waist Gunner ***** William J. Nelson, S/Sgt, Gunner ***** Raymond J. Russell, S/Sgt, Tail Gunner **** Hell’s Angel’s - #42-40781 ***** [[Harms-2982|Roy Coulson Harms (1916-1943)]], 1st Lieutenant, Pilot, Distinguished Flying Cross, KIA ***** [[Ferguson-22082|Earl Francis Ferguson (1917-1943)]], 2nd Lieutenant, Co-Pilot, Distinguished Flying Cross, KIA ***** [[Stahl-3204|Albert William Stahl (1920-1943)]], 2nd Lieutenant, Navigator, Distinguished Flying Cross, KIA ***** [[Harth-135|William Henry Harth Jr. (1921-1943)]], 2nd Lieutenant, Bombardier, Distinguished Flying Cross, KIA ***** [[Reed-33431|Jack Jessen Reed (1920-1982)]], T/Sgt, Engineer/Top Turret Gunner, Distinguished Flying Cross, WIA & Rum POW ***** [[Richardson-37450|Ralph Edwin Richardson Jr. (1922-1943)]], T/Sgt, Radio Operator, Distinguished Flying Cross, KIA ***** [[Holen-70|Arnold Manfred Holen (1922-1943)]], S/Sgt, Gunner, Distinguished Flying Cross, KIA ***** [[Long-30239|Winfield Vincent Long (1918-1943)]], S/Sgt. Tail Gunner, Distinguished Flying Cross, KIA ***** [[Shufritz-2|John Shufritz (1920-1943)]], T/Sgt, Gunner, Distinguished Flying Cross, KIA ***** [[Doka-4|Michael Doka (1915-1943)]], S/Sgt, Gunner, Distinguished Flying Cross, KIA **** The Lady Jane - #42-40804 ''(Need to confirm this name, Possibly Bertha)'' ***** [[Meehan-1548|William Edward Meehan Jr. (1919-1943)]], 1st Lieutenant, Pilot, Distinguished Service Cross, KIA ***** [[Egle-74|Ralph William Egle (1917-1943)]], 2nd Lieutenant, Co-Pilot, Distinguished Service Cross, KIA ***** [[Weekley-383|Pharis Weekley (1922-1943)]], 2nd Lieutentant, Navigator, Distinguished Service Cross, KIA ***** [[Israel-1189|Carl Thomas Israel (1920-1943)]], Bombardier, Distinguished Service Cross, KIA ***** [[Galasso-117|Anthony Lawrence Galasso (1920-1943)]], T/Sgt, Radio Operator, Distinguished Service Cross, KIA ***** George H. Parker, T/Sgt, Engineer/Top Turret Gunner, Distinguished Service Cross, KIA ***** [[Baron-1906|Ernest Frank Baron (1921-1943)]], S/Sgt, Gunner, Distinguished Service Cross, KIA ***** [[Johnson-138418|Vernie Franklin Johnson (1910-1943)]], T/Sgt, Engineer/Top Turret Gunner, Distinguished Service Cross, KIA ***** [[Kramp-210|Leonard Kramp (1916-1943)]], S/Sgt, Gunner, Distinguished Service Cross, KIA ***** [[Yates-10405|Laurence Albert Yates Jr. (1923-1999)]], S/Sgt, Tail Gunner, Distinguished Service Cross, POW-RUM **** The Blasted Event - #41-23682 ***** George S. Brown, Lt. Colonel, Command Pilot ***** Raymond A. Walker, Captain, Co-Pilot (Listed as Pilot on Ploesti Roster) ***** Carl C. Barthel, 1st Lieutenant, Navigator ***** Edward B. Giorchino, 2nd Lieutenant, Observer (Listed as Co-Pilot/Observer on Ploesti Roster) ***** Olin K. McDonald, 1st Lieutenant, Bombardier ***** Monroe F. Musser, T/Sgt, Radio Operator ***** Lloyd E. Adelsberger, S/Sgt, Waist Gunner ***** Oliver C. Gilbert, S/Sgt, Waist Gunner ***** Jack B. Ross, T/Sgt, Engineer/Top Turret Gunner ***** Lloyd L. Treadway, S/Sgt, Tail Gunner **** Hell’s A Dropin’ II - #41-23809 ''(Need to confirm this name)'' Turned Back ***** Julian A. Harvey, Captain, Pilot ***** Richard B. Mays, 1st Lieutenant, Co-Pilot ***** Woodroe H. Stokes, 1st Lieutenant, Navigator ***** John F. Keilt, 1st Lieutenant, Bombardier ***** Wesley E. Rankin, T/Sgt, Radio Operator ***** William A. Apy, S/Sgt, Gunner ***** Guy P. Cheney, S/Sgt, Waist Gunner ***** Charles A. Roesch, T/Sgt, Engineer/Top Turret Gunner ***** Stanley Adamen, S/Sgt, Waist Gunner (Ploesti Roster does not list Pilot) ***** Raymond P. Flynn, T/Sgt, Tail Gunner **** Thar She Blows Again - #42-40127 ***** Charles T. Merrill, Captain, Pilot ***** John P. O'Brian, 1st Lieutenant, Co-Pilot ***** Whitney I. Gregory Jr., Navigator ***** Jefferson S. Chadwick, 1st Lieutenant, Bombardier ***** Robert E. Morre, T/Sgt, Top Turret Gunner (Spelled Moree on Ploesti Roster) ***** Donald J. Grimes, T/Sgt, Radio Operator (Listed as Engineer on Ploesti Roster) ***** Albert H. Osev, S/Sgt, Waist Gunner (Spelled Oser on Ploesti Roster), (KIA 13 Nov. 1943 at Bremen, Germany) ***** Boyd S. Way, S/Sgt, Waist Gunner ***** Edward B. Regan, T/Sgt, Engineer, WIA ***** Stanley F. Szczepanski, S/Sgt, Tail Gunner *** ''330th Squadron'' ([[:Category: 330th Bombardment Squadron (Heavy), United States Army Air Forces, World War II|330th Bombardment Squadron (Heavy), United States Army Air Forces, World War II category]]) **** Exterminator - #41-23717 ***** [[Roper-2468|Hugh Rawlin Roper (1915-1943)]] Captain, Pilot, KIA, Silver Star ***** [[Prather-2104|William Henry Prather (1918-1943)]] Flight Officer, Co-Pilot, KIA, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Jones-99941|Jack Stanley Jones (1918-1943)]] Captain, Observer, KIA, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[White-61801|John Brown White Jr. (1915-1943)]] Captain, Navigator, KIA, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Brannon-1184|Ted Brannon (1918-1943)]] 1st Lieutenant, Bombardier, KIA, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Zablocki-40|Walter A Zablocki (1919-1943)]] Tech Sergeant, Engineer/Top Turret Gunner, KIA, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Loyd-899|Henry C Loyd Jr (1923-1943)]] Tech Sergeant, Radio Operator, KIA, Distinguished Service Cross ***** [[DeFreese-37|William Andrew DeFreese Jr. (1920-1943)]] Staff Sergeant, Gunner, KIA, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[LeMoine-406|Earle P. LeMoine (1920-1943)]] Staff Sergeant, Gunner, KIA, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Young-43231|Frank Young (1909-1943)]] Staff Sergeant, Gunner, KIA, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Dee-614|John Thomas Dee (1918-1943)]] Sergeant, Tail Gunner, KIA, Distinguished Flying Cross **** Pudgy - #41-11613 ***** Milton Teltser, 1st Lieutenant, Pilot, POW-Rumania ***** Wilmer H.C. Bassett, 2nd Lieutenant, Co-Pilot, POW-Rumania ***** Willard T. Beaumont, 2nd Lieutenant, Observer, Pow-Rumania ***** [[Reback-9|Sanford Allan Reback (1916-1943)]], 2nd Lieutenant, Navigator, KIA ***** [[Ward-45693|Robert Grenville Ward (1916-1943)]], 2nd Lieutenant, Bombardier, KIA ***** [[Higgins-13665|Bernard Alwin Higgins (1908-1943)]], Tech Sergeant, Engineer/Top Turret Gunner, KIA ***** [[Milligan-4221|Wallace Dexter Milligan (1920-1943)]], Tech Sergeant, Radio Operator, KIA ***** [[Taylor-52182|Vance Taylor (1919-1943)]], Staff Sergeant, Tunnel Gunner, KIA ***** Robert Locky, Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner, POW-Rumania ***** Francis Doll, Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner, POW Rumania ***** [[Murray-29261|Richard Rabun Murray Jr. (1914-1943)]], Staff Sergeant, Tail Gunner, KIA **** Ready and Waiting - #41-24109 ***** John R. Roche, Captain, Pilot ***** Richard H. Avery, Flight Officer, Co-Pilot ***** Willis E. Beightol, Lt Colonel, Observer ***** Hal E. Bilgeu, 1st Lieutenant, Navigator (Bilyeu on Ploesti Roster) ***** Everett E. Sargent Jr. 2nd Lieutenant, Bombardier ***** Fred E. Anderson, Tech Sergeant, Engineer/Top Turret Gunner ***** Charles H. Potts Jr., Tech Sergeant, Radio Operator ***** Ralph L. Carrol, Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner ***** Frank V. Durante, Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner ***** Earl N. Zettlemoyer, Staff Sergeant, Gunner ***** William F. Doerner, Staff Sergeant, Tail Gunner **** Let Er Rip - #41-24121 ***** [[Olliffe-72|Victor Ernest Olliffe (1916-1943)]], 1st Lieutenant, Pilot, KIA, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Ipher-1|Claude Ipher (1918-1943)]], 2nd Lieutenant, Co-Pilot, KIA ***** [[Collins-38422|Nelson Collins (abt.1914-1943)]], Flight Officer, Observer, KIA ***** [[Savage-10773|Harry Rollin Savage (1920-1943)]], 1st Lieutenant, Navigator, KIA ***** [[Nicholson-11623|Louis Meredith Nicholson Jr (1917-1943)]], 2nd Lieutenant, Bombardier, KIA ***** Edward J. Haller, Tech Sergeant, Engineer/Top Turret Gunner, KIA ***** Harold R. Murray, Staff Sergeant, Tunnel Gunner, POW-Bulgaria ***** John D. Crimmons, Tech Sergeant, Radio Operator, KIA (Spelled Crimmins on Ploesti Roster) ***** Clifford E. Koen Jr., Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner, POW-Bulgaria ***** Edgar J. Pearson, Staff Sergeant, Gunner & Photog, KIA ***** Eugene W. Engdahl, Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner, POW-Bulgaria **** Duchess - # 21-24147 ***** Ramsey D. Potts Jr., Major, Command Pilot ***** Robert Timmer,2nd Lieutenant, Co-Pilot (KIA 13 Nov. 1943 at Bremen, Germany) ***** Calude A. Culpepper, Captain, Navigator ***** Julius A. Stormer, 1st Lieutenant, Bombardier (Spelled Stoermer on Ploesti Roster) ***** Charles M. Huffman, Staff Sergeant, Radio Operator ***** John H. Sherman, Satff Sergeant, Waist Gunner ***** Felton H. Croswell, Tech Sergeant, Tail Gunner ***** Louis Smith, Staff Sergeant, Tunnel Gunner ***** Herman C. Clat, Tech Sergeant, Engineer/Top Turret Gunner (Clay on Ploesti Roster) ***** Edward L. Bagby, Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner, WIA **** Utah Man - #41-24226 ***** [[Stewart-57179|Walter Travis Stewart]], Captain, Pilot, Distinguished Service Cross ***** [[Koon-562|Loren Joseph Koon (1919-1943)]] Flight Officer, Co-Pilot, Distinguished Flying Cross (KIA 13 Nov 1943 Bremen, Germany) ***** [[Cummings-375|Ralph Waldo Cummings (1919-1943)]], 2nd Lieutenant, Bombardier, Distinguished Flying Cross (KIA 13 Nov 1943 Breman, Germany) ***** Stanley R. Wertz, 2nd Lieutenant, Navigator ***** Harold R. Steiner, Tech Sergeant, Radio Operator ***** [[Connolly-3964|John Earl Connolly (1913-1943)]], Tech Sergeant, Engineer/Top Turret Gunner, Distinguished Flying Cross (MIA 13 Nov 1943 Breman, Germany) ***** [[Bartlett-16015|Richard Earl Bartlett (abt.1921-1943)]], Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner, Distinguished Flying Cross (KIA 13 Nov 1943 Bremen, Germany) ***** Hal J. Terry, Staff Sergeant, Tail Gunner ***** [[Major-3921|William Herman Major (1924-1943)]], Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner, Distinguished Flying Cross, (KIA 13 Nov 1943 Bremen, Germany) ***** [[Johnston-28782|Paul Elliott Johnston (1916-1980)]], Staff Sergeant, Tunnel Ball Gunner, Distinguished Flying Cross **** Jersey Bounce - #42-40609 ***** Worthy A. Long, 1st Lieutenant, Pilot, POW Rumania ***** John O. Lockhart, Co-Pilot, 2nd Lieutenant, POW Rumania ***** Norman C. Adams, 2nd Lieutenant, Navigator, POW Rumania ***** David Lipton, 1st Lieutenant, Bombardier, KIA ***** Maurice J. Peterson, Tech Sergeant, Engineer/Top Turret Gunner, KIA ***** Fredrick E. Fagan, Tech Sergeant, Radio Operator, KIA ***** Marion J. Szaras, Staff Sergeant, Gunner, KIA (Died in Rumanian hospital from burns suffred) ***** James M. Crumley, Staff Sergeant, Gunner, KIA ***** Ignatius J. Deicicue, Gunner, Staff Sergeant, POW Rumania (Spelled Deicidue on Ploesti Roster) ***** Leycester D. Havens, Staff Sergeant, Tail Gunner, KIA *** ''409th Squadron'' ([[:Category: 409th Bombardment Squadron (Heavy), United States Army Air Forces, World War II|409th Bombardment Squadron (Heavy), United States Army Air Forces, World War II category]]) **** Liberty Lad - #41-23742 ***** Kenton D. McFarland, Pilot, 1st Lieutenant ***** Harry A. Padgurski, Flight Officer, Co-Pilot ***** Andrew Mordevancey, Flight Officer, Navigator ***** Robert W. Slade, Master Sergeant, Bombardier ***** John J. Hayes, Tech Sergeant, Engineer/Top Turret Gunner ***** Oda A. Smathers, Tech Sergeant, Radio Operator ***** Floyd D. Wilson, Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner ***** Louie M. Angevine, Staff Sergeant, Tail Gunner ***** Johnnie Brown, Tech Sergeant, Observer ***** Frausto J. Gumenencindo, Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner (spelled GUMENCINA on Ploesti Roster) ***** Byron G. Kuhn, Sergeant, Tunnel Turret Gunner ***** Frank T Claus, Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner(Not listed in Black Sunday) **** Little Lady - #41-23754 (possibly named Teggie Ann) ***** Ralph L. Wilkinson, 1st Lieutenant, Pilot, Interred Turkey ***** Edward E. Mitchell, 1st Lieutenant, Observer, Interred Turkey ***** Edwin C. Baker, Captain, Extra Pilot, Interred Turkey ***** James H. Hoover, 2nd Lieutenant, Co-Pilot, Interred Turkey, KIA 13 Nov 1943 in Germany ***** Kenneth G. Herbert, Captain, Navigator, Interred Turkey (Spelled Hebert on Ploesti Roster) ***** Joel M. Silverman, 1st Lieutenant, Bombardier, Interred Turkey ***** Milton Rolley, Tech Sergeant, Engineer/Top Turret Gunner, Interred Turkey ***** James H. Altizer, Staff Sergeant, Gunner, Interred Turkey ***** Daniel A. Butler, Staff Sergeant, Gunner, Interred Turkey ***** Charles W. Kimtantas, Tech Sergeant, Radio Operator, Interred Turkey ***** Lalous M. Fultz, Staff Sergeant, Gunner, Interred Turkey ***** Granville E. Meseka, Staff Sergeant, Gunner, Interred Turkey (Spelled Meseke on Ploesti Roster) **** Tupelo Lass - #41-24105 ***** Kenneth O. Dessrt, Major, Pilot (Spelled Dessert on Ploesti Roster) ***** Jacob B. Epting, Captain, Co-Pilot ***** Charles S. Young, Flight Officer, Extra Co-Pilot ***** Albert C. Naum, 1st Lieutenant, Navigator ***** Edward E. Weir, 1st Lieutenant, Bombardier ***** Ben Kuroki, Staff Sergeant, Top Turret Gunner ***** Dell W. Kettering, Tech Sergeant, Radio Operator ***** Raymond C. Wier, Master Sergeant, Engineer (Spelled WIERCISZEWSKI on Ploesti Roster, Changed name to Wier after war) ***** Harold E. Dafoe, Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner ***** David L. Wightman, Sergeant, Waist Gunner ***** James Wisniewski, Sergeant, Tail Gunner **** Lucky - #41-24215 ***** Harold W. Kendall, 1st Lieutenant, Pilot ***** John R. Colvin, 2nd Lieutenant, Co-Pilot ***** Michael G. Kennedy, 2nd Lieutenant, Navigator ***** William V. Fitzsimmons, 2nd Lieutenant, Bombardier ***** George L. Hastings, Stagg Sergeant, Radio Operator ***** James E. Goodgion Jr., Staff Sergeant, Top Turret Gunner ***** Elmer W. Dawley Jr., Tech Sergeant, Tail Gunner ***** William J. Krause, Flight Officer, Observer ***** Andrew J. Miller, Staff Sergeant, Tunnel Ball Gunner ***** Donald H. Saltsman, Sergeant, Waist Gunner ***** Frank, Sergeant, Gunner (Not listed in Black Sunday) ***** Alfred M. Zielaskowski, Tech Sergeant, Engineer/Top Turret Gunner (Not listed in Black Sunday), (KIA 13 Nov 1943, Bremen) **** Queenie - #41-24298 ***** Llewellyn L. Brown, Captain, Pilot ***** Homer L. Moran, 1st Lieutenant, Co-Pilot ***** John G. Hunt, 1st Lieutenant, Navigator ***** Charles A. Hoffman, 2nd Lieutenant, Bombardier ***** Les W. Morwood Jr., Top Turret Gunner ***** Dale B. Mann, Tech Sergeant, Gunner ***** Richard D. Fenner Jr., Sergeant, Waist Gunner ***** Charles L. Roberts, Sergeant, Tail Gunner ***** Conrad A. Sandish Jr., Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner ***** Harry A. Kelleher, Sergeant, Gunner **** Honky Tonk Gal - #42-40265 ***** Hubert K. Womble, 1st Lieutenant, Pilot, POW Rumania ***** Lawrence H. Lancashire, 2nd Lieutenant, Co-Pilot, POW Rumania ***** Arthur W. Thompson, 2nd Lieutenant, Navigator, POW Rumania ***** [[Little-22879|William King Little (1916-1943)]], 1st Lieutenant, Navigator, KIA Died 8 Aug 1943 ***** Mark Fitzgerald, Tech Sergeant, Engineer, POW Rumania (Listed as Mack on Ploesti Roster) ***** Howard O. Ford, Tech Sergeant, Radio Operator, POW Rumania ***** Leo Sharp, Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner, POW Rumania ***** James J. Barker, Sergeant, Tail Gunner, POW Rumania ***** Charles A. Reed, Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner, POW Rumania ***** John P. English, Sergeant, Tunnel Ball Gunner, POW Rumania (Listed as John L. on Ploesti Roster) **** Death Dealer - #42-40610 ***** Miles R. League, 1st Lieutenant, Pilot ***** Richard C. Suustrong, 2nd Lieutenant, Co-Pilot (Spelled Sundstrom on Ploesti Roster) ***** James A. Fox, 2nd Lieutenant, Navigator ***** Robert Their, 2nd Lieutenant, Bombardier (Spelled Theis on Ploesti Roster) ***** Cornelius K. Gregory, Tech Sergeant, Engineer ***** Lloyd C. Calcutt, Sergeant, Top Turret Gunner ***** Edward Bernhardt, Sergeant, Waist Gunner ***** Robert N. Daves, Staff Sergeant, Radio Operator ***** Adrien H. Hubert, Sergeant, Waist Gunner (Spelled Adrian on Ploesti Roster) ***** Richard C. Hurlbert, Tail Gunner **** #42-40611 ***** Alva J. Geron, 1st Lieutenant, Pilot ***** Russel P. Liscomb, 2nd Lieutenant, Co-Pilot ***** Douglas W. Thompson, Flight Officer, Extra Co-Pilot ***** Robert V. Simpson, 2nd Lieutenant, Navigator ***** Robert E. Todd, 2nd Lieutenant, Bombardier ***** John J. Powers, Tech Sergeant, Engineer ***** Thomas M. Osborn, Staff Sergeant, Top Turret Gunner ***** Paul P. Daugherty, Staff Sergeant, Gunner, KIA ***** Pravdomi Stoubek, Sergeant, Radio Operator ***** Micheal G. Sullivan, Sergeant, Tail Gunner ***** Edward J. Weden Jr., Staff Sergeant, Gunner ***** Gumencindo, Frausto, Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner (Not listed in Black Sunday) **** Jose Carioca - #42-40617 ***** [[Stampolis-1|Nicholas Stampolis (1921-1943)]] 1st Lieutenant, Pilot, KIA, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Canfield-1966|Ivan Canfield (1925-1943)]] 2nd Lieutenant, Co-Pilot, KIA, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Dailey-720|Max Eugene Dailey (1921-1943)]] 2nd Lieutenant, Navigator, KIA, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Michener-337|Byron Russell Michener (1920-1943)]] 2nd Lieutenant, Bombardier, KIA, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Gomillion-32|Elton Lanville Gomillion (1911-1943)]] Tech Sergeant, Engineer, KIA, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Nelson-23811|Milo Glenn Nelson (1918-1943)]] Staff Sergeant, Radio Operator, KIA, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Newport-1461|Walter N. Newport (1910-1943)]] Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner, KIA, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[White-62656|Gene W White (1920-1943)]] Sergeant, Gunner, KIA, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Rogers-32832|Raymond R. Rogers (1920-1943)]] Sergeant, Gunner, KIA, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[McCarty-4326|Glenn Dean McCarty (1913-1943)]] Sergeant, Gunner, KIA, Distinguished Flying Cross ** '''389th Bombardment Group (Heavy)''' - Nickname: Sky Scorpions, Commander: Colonel Jack Wood, 29 Bombers ([[:Category: 389th Bombardment Group (Heavy), United States Army Air Forces, World War II|389th Bombardment Group (Heavy), United States Army Air Forces, World War II category]]) *** ''564th Squadron'' ([[:Category: 564th Bombardment Squadron (Heavy), United States Army Air Forces, World War II|564th Bombardment Squadron (Heavy), United States Army Air Forces, World War II category]]) **** ''Ole Kickapoo'' - #42-40753 ***** [[Hughes-3348|Lloyd Herbert Hughes Jr. (1921-1943)]] 2nd Lieutenant, Pilot, KIA, Congressional Medal of Honor ***** [[Helder-167|Ronald Lee Helder (1917-1943)]] 2nd Lieutenant, Co-pilot, KIA, Distinguished Service Cross ***** [[Pear-47|Sidney Allen Pear (1916-1943)]] 2nd Lieutenant, Navigator, Died 5 days after raid in Romanian hospital, Distinguished Service Cross ***** [[McLoughlin-633|John A McLoughlin (1920-1943)]] 2nd Lieutenant, Bombardier, Died 2 days after raid in Romanian hospital, Distinguished Service Cross ***** [[Mix-868|Joseph Elzie Mix (1920-1943)]] Tech Sergeant, Engineer & Top Turret Gunner, KIA, Distinguished Service Cross ***** [[Kassowitz-10|Louis Norman Kase (1911-1943)]] Tech Sergeant, Radio Operator, KIA, Distinguished Service Cross ***** [[Dalton-6875|Malcolm Clay Dalton (1922-1943)]] Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner, KIA, Distinguished Service Cross ***** [[Smith-229298|Edmond Howard Smith Sr. (1919-1988)]] Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner, POW, Distinguished Service Cross ***** [[Hoff-1853|Thomas Albert Hoff (1923-2011)]] Staff Sergeant, Tail Gunner, POW, Distinguished Service Cross ***** [[Wilson-77466|Avis Kenneth Wilson (1920-1943)]] Tech Sergeant, Tunnel Gunner, KIA, Distinguished Service Cross **** Scheherazade - 42-40772-C ***** John T. Blackis, 1st Lieutenant, Pilot ***** Warren H. Ware, 2nd Lieutenant, Co-pilot ***** Arthur, H. Johnson, 2nd Lieutenant, Navigator ***** Milton Nelson, 2nd Lieutenant, Bombardier ***** Joseph A. Landry, Tech Sergeant, Engineer ***** David L. Rosenthal, Tech Sergeant, Radio Operator ***** R.J. Dramer, Staff Sergeant, Tunnel Turret Gunner ***** Ernest A. George, Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner ***** Eugene E. Skowronski (Skouronski), Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner ***** Thomas C. Booth (Boot), Staff Sergeant, Tail Gunner **** Ole Irish - 42-40746-B ***** Frank B. McLaughlin, 1st Lieutenant, Pilot ***** Lee Duam Slessor, 2nd Lieutenant, Co-pilot ***** Joseph P. Sullivan, 2nd Lieutenant, Navigator ***** Leo G. Travis, 2nd Lieutenant, Bombardier ***** Fay L. Kelly, Tech Sergeant, Engineer ***** Clyde G. Wickham, Tech Sergeant, Radio Operator ***** Chester W. Moore, Staff Sergeant, Tunnel Turret ***** Donald G. Pierce, Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner ***** Charles U. Simmons Jr., Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner ***** Marshall A. Lisiesky, Staff Sergeant, Tail Gunner **** Old Blister Butt - #42-40776 ***** Robert L. Wright, 1st Lieutenant, Pilot ***** Fred E. Sayre, 2nd Lieutenant, Co-Pilot ***** James H. McClain, 2nd Lieutenant, Navigator ***** George J. Makin Jr., 2nd Lieutenant, Bombardier ***** David Altshuler, Tech Sergeant, Engineer/Top Turret Gunner (Spelled Alshuler on Ploesti Roster) ***** Henry A. Gamelin, Staff Sergeant, Gunner ***** John P. Tucholski, Tech Sergeant, Radio Operator ***** Ray F. Witter, Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner ***** Frank C. Jacobs, Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner ***** John A. Ritchie, Staff Sergeant, Tail Gunner **** Sweet Adeline - #41-23933 ***** Stanislaus J. Podalok, 1st Lieutenant, Pilot ***** Cecil W. Butler, 1st Lieutenant, Co-Pilot ***** James Case, 2nd Lieutenant, Co-Pilot (Not listed on Black Sunday roster) ***** Gilbert Siegal, 2nd Lieutenant, Navigator ***** Melvin C. Brackendorf, 2nd Lieutenant, Bombardier ***** Paul F. Jacot, Tech Sergeant, Engineer/Top Turret Gunner ***** Herman E. Townsend, Staff Sergeant, Tail Gunner ***** Richard M. Crippen, Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner ***** Paul A. Cantrelle, Tech Sergeant, Radio Operator ***** Fred A. Dickerson, Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner (Listed as Dickenson on Ploesti Roster) ***** Robert E. McGreer, Private, Tunnel Ball Gunner **** The Scorpion - #42-40629 ***** [[Caldwell-12616|Kenneth Marion Caldwell (1914-1944)]], Captain, Pilot, Distinguished Service Cross ***** Jack W Wood, Colonel, Co-Pilot, Group Commander ***** Otis T. Hamilton Jr., 2nd Lieutenant, Co-pilot ***** Stell Meador, 2nd Lieutenant, Navigator ***** John A Fino, 1st Lieutenant, Bombardier ***** Howard Gibson, Staff Sergeant, Top Turret Gunner ***** Bernard P. Greeley, Sergeant, Radio Operator ***** Arthur D. Greenlaugh, Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner ***** William R. Nessler, Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner ***** Lavelle S. Smith, Staff Sergeant, Tail Gunner **** #42-40803 ***** Richard B. Smith, 1st Lieutenant, Pilot ***** Gerald H. Kuhlmann, 2nd Lieutenant, Co-Pilot ***** Adelbert J. Lemke,1st Lieutenant, Navigator ***** Richard C. Coleman, 1st Lieutenant, Bombardier ***** Carl R. Ahola, Tech Sergeant, Engineer/Top Turret Gunner ***** Curtis W. Callahan, Tech Sergeant, Radio Operator ***** Walter E. Crosby, Staff Sergeant, Tunnel Ball Gunner ***** Gilbert Miller Jr., Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner ***** Michael J. Lesho, Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner ***** James P. Kofoed, Tech Sergeant, Tail Gunner *** ''565th Squadron'' ([[:Category: 565th Bombardment Squadron (Heavy), United States Army Air Forces, World War II|565th Bombardment Squadron (Heavy), United States Army Air Forces, World War II category]]) **** Sack-Time Sally - 42-40749-P ***** Roy E. Braly, 1st Lieutenant Pilot ***** Norbert N. Gerhard, 2nd Lieutenant, Co-pilot ***** James H. McGahee, 2nd Lieutenant, Navigator ***** Merlin H. Verberg, 2nd Lieutenant, Bombardier ***** Virgil L. Hoffman, Tech Sergeant, Engineer ***** Essman G. Matthews, Tech Sergeant, Radio Operator ***** Edward M. Goodall, Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner ***** George W. Scott, Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner ***** Andrew S. Toth, Staff Sergeant, Tunnel Gunner ***** John B. Fileger, Staff Sergeant, Tail Gunner **** Unnamed - 42-40744-S ***** Harold L. James, 1st Lieutenant, Pilot, Interred in Turkey ***** Harold W. Schellinger, 1st Lieutenant, Co-Pilot, Interred in Turkey (Spelled Schwellinger on Ploesti Roster) ***** William R. Gilliat, 2nd Lieutenant, Navigator, Interred in Turkey ***** Grover A. Edmiston, Tech Sergeant, Bombardier, Interred in Turkey ***** [[Thompson-89146|Harold Miles Thompson (1912-1944)]], Tech Sergeant, Engineer, Interred in Turkey, KIA in 1944 ***** Earl L. Zimmerman, Tech Sergeant, Radio Operator, Interred in Turkey ***** Max C. Cavey, Staff Sergeant, Top Turret Gunner, Interred in Turkey ***** Robert L. Hamilton, Staff Sergeant, Tail Gunner, Interred in Turkey ***** Hugh R. McLaren, Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner, Interred in Turkey ***** John P. Morris, Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner, Interred in Turkey , KIA in 1944 ***** Raymond D. Morgan, Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner, Interred in Turkey, KIA in 1944 (Not listed on Black Sunday Roster) **** Vagabond King - 42-40787-V ***** John B. McCormick, 1st Lieutenant, Pilot ***** George A. Brinton, 1si Lieutenant, Co-Pilot ***** Marvin R. Mendelsohn, 2nd Lieutenant, Navigator ***** Marvin Masco, 1st Lieutenant, Bombardier (LIsted twice on Ploesti Roster, 2nd time as Mosco, 2nd Lieutenant) ***** David C. Shattles, Staff Sergeant, Engineer, Top Turret Gunner ***** Alfred P. Rossi, Tech Sergeant, Waist Gunner ***** Gerald E. Murphy, Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner ***** William J. Budai, Staff Sergeant, Tunnel Ball Gunner (Spelled Budal on Ploesti Roster) ***** Paul M. Miller, Staff Sergeant, Tail Gunner ***** Martin R. VanBuren, Staff Sergeant, Radio Operator **** Yours Truly - #42-40716 (Need to check bomber name) ***** Elmer R. Rodenberg, 1st Lieutenant, Pilot ***** Doyle Hicks, Captain, Co-Pilot ***** Harold L. Polinsky, 2nd Lieutenant, Navigator (Spelled Polisky on Ploesti Roster) ***** George B. Hammond, 1st Lieutenant, Bombardier ***** Leslie W. Martin, Tech Sergeant, Radio Operator ***** George K. Holroyd, Tech Sergeant, Engineer/Top Turret Gunner, Killed in 1943 ***** Robert J. Clark, Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner ***** James W. Morgan, Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner ***** William C. Eggleston, Staff Sergeant, Tail Gunner ***** Marcellus L. Oberste, Staff Sergeant, Tunnel Ball Gunner **** Fighting Sam - #42-40738 ***** Thomas C. Conroy, Captain, Pilot ***** Harley B. Mason, 2nd Lieutenant, Co-Pilot ***** Harold Roodman, 2nd Lieutenant, Navigator ***** Albert G. Ormsbee, 1st Lieutenant, Bombardier ***** Rudolph O. Anchondo, Tech Sergeant, Engineer ***** Robert W. McNair, Tech Sergeant, Radio Operator ***** Doyle L. Kirkland, Staff Sergeant, Tunnel Gunner ***** Victor E. Scollin, (Not listed in Balck Sunday) Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner ***** Walter E. Taylor, Tech Sergeant, Waist Gunner ***** Charles F. White, Staff Sergeant, Tail Gunner **** #42-40747 ***** William M. Selvidge, 2nd Lieutenant, Pilot ***** Bilby B. Bedford, 2nd Lieutenant, Co-Pilot (Listed as Bedford B. Bilby on Ploesti Roster) ***** Lewis B. Stilwel Jr., 2nd Lieutenant, Navigator (Spelled Stilwell on Ploesti Roster) ***** Harold B. Moore, 2nd Lieutenant, Bombardier ***** Wilber W. Willhight, Staff Sergeant, Top Turret Gunner ***** Peter J. Rice, Tech Sergeant, Radio Operator ***** Edward C. Griffin, Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner ***** Robert D. Woofter, Tech Sergeant, Engineer/Observer ***** Arnold R. Morman, Tech Sergeant, Tail Gunner (Listed twice on Ploesti Roster Arnold R. Norman, S/Sgt) ***** Vernon E. Mayer, Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner **** Wolf Wagon - #42-40775 ***** Kenneth H. Matson, 1st Lieutenant, Pilot ***** [[Green-58166|Alan Lee Green (1922-2005)]], 1st Lieutenant, Co-Pilot ***** Jack B. Engelhardt, 2nd Lieutenant, Navigator ***** Russell. A. Franklin, 2nd Lieutenant, Bombardier ***** Harry J. Machos, Tech Sergeant, Radio Operator ***** Robert R. Driver, Staff Sergeant, Tunnel Ball Gunner (Middle Initial S. according to Ploesti Roster) ***** William M. Crowley, Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner ***** William R. Strasemeier, Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner ***** James B. Edwards, Staff Sergeant, Tail Gunner, ***** Lowell C. Vick, Tech Sergeant, Engineer/Top Turret Gunner (Listed twice on Ploesti Roster, 2nd time Vest) **** Chattanooga Choo Choo - #42-40782 ***** Robert J. O'Reily, 1st Lieutenant, Pilot, POW Rumania (Spelled O'Reilly on Ploesti Roster) ***** Earnest L. Poulson, 2nd Lieutenant, Co-Pilot, POW Rumania ***** Richard W. Britt, 2nd Lieutenant, Navigator, POW Rumania ***** Alfred A. Romano, 2nd Lieutenant, Bombardier, POW Rumania ***** [[Kees-560|Frank John Kees (1917-1943)]], Tech Sergeant, Engineer/Top Turrent Gunner, KIA ***** Troy O. McCary, Staff Sergeant, Tunnel Ball Gunner, POW Rumania (Spelled McCrary on Ploesti Roster) ***** Jack R. Bowker, Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner, POW Rumania ***** Phillip A. Rurak, Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner, POW Rumania ***** Clell B. Riffle, Tech Sergeant, Radio Operator, POW Rumania ***** Louis Medeiros, Staff Sergeant, Tail Gunner, POW Rumania **** The Golden Sandstorm - #42-40795 ***** James F. Tolleson, 1st Lieutenant, Pilot ***** Richard A. Wood, 2nd Lieutenant, Co-Pilot ***** Leon Klinghoffer, 2nd Lieutenant, Navigator ***** Stewart W. Munroe Jr., 2nd Lieutenant, Bombardier ***** John Dzadyk, Tech Sergeant, Radio Operator ***** John J. Galinas, Staff Sergeant, Top Turret Gunner ***** Lloyd E. Shepard, Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner ***** Robert J. Houle, Staff Sergeant, Tunnel Ball Gunner ***** Silas W. Easterling, Tech Sergeant, Tail Gunner ***** Marvin R. Elmore, Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner (Not listed in Black Sunday) *** ''566th Squadron'' ([[:Category: 566th Bombardment Squadron (Heavy), United States Army Air Forces, World War II|566th Bombardment Squadron (Heavy), United States Army Air Forces, World War II category]]) **** The Little Gramper - 42-40722-B ***** [[Dieterle-63|Jack Woodrow Dieterle (1917-1985)]], 1st Lieutenant, Pilot, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** Thomas G. Baum, Flight Officer, Co-pilot ***** Thomas C. Campbell, 2nd Lieutenant, Navigator ***** Robert H. Hyde, 2nd Lieutenant, Bombardier ***** Marcus A. DeCamp, Tech Sergeant, Engineer ***** Arthur J. Marsh, Tech Sergeant, Radio Operator ***** Leonard D. Boisclair, Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner ***** Russell D. Hayes, Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner ***** Ernest J. Cox, Staff Sergeant, Tail Gunner **** Sand-Witch - 42-40735-C ***** [[Horton-11402|Robert William Horton (1923-1943)]], 1st Lieutenant, Pilot, Distinguished Service Cross, Purple Heart, KIA ***** [[Hull-9420|Charles Thurston Hull (1923-1943)]], 2nd Lieutenant, Co-pilot, Distinguished Service Cross, Purple Heart, KIA ***** [[Krug-784|Richard M Krug (1922-1943)]], 2nd Lieutenant, Navigator, Distinguished Service Cross, Purple Heart, KIA ***** [[Emerson-5247|Elwood R Emerson (1919-1943)]], 2nd Lieutenant, Bombardier, Distinguished Service Cross, Purple Heart, KIA ***** Zerrill J. Steen Jr., Staff Sergeant, Engineer, POW Romania ***** [[Hensley-5251|Jack Elmo (Hensley) Smith (1917-1943)]], Sergeant, Radio Operator, Distinguished Service Cross, Purple Heart, KIA ***** [[Herlevic-3|Frank Anthony Herlevic (1913-1943)]], Tech Sergeant, Waist Gunner, Distinguished Flying Cross, Purple Heart, KIA ***** [[Kaufman-2099|Robert Kaufman (1919-1943)]], Sergeant, Tunnel Gunner, Distinguished Service Cross, Purple Heart, KIA ***** [[Lambert-16707|James V Lambert (1909-1943)]], Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner, Distinguished Service Cross, Purple Heart, KIA ***** [[Smith-309303|Mack Homer Smith (1921-1943)]], Staff Sergeant, Tail Gunner, Distinguished Service Cross, Purple Heart, KIA **** I for Item - 42-40773-I ***** [[Fowble-80|Edward Leroy Fowble (1920-1943)]], 1st Lieutenant, Pilot ***** [[Ardery-55|Philip Pendleton Ardery (1914-2012)]], Captain, Command Pilot ***** Herbert Soloman, 2nd Lieutenant, Navigator ***** Forrest H. Phifer, 2nd Lieutenant, Bombardier ***** Edward G. LeJeune, Tech Sergeant, Engineer ***** George W. Wells, Tech Sergeant, Radio Operator ***** Robert R. Bird, 2nd Lieutenant, Tunnel Gunner ***** Robert S. Savage, Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner ***** William H. Schermerhorn, Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner ***** Benny S. Stachow, Staff Sergeant, Tail Gunner **** Boomerang - #42-40115 ***** Melvin E. Neef, 1st Lieutenant, Pilot, ROW Rumania ***** William H. Yaeger IV, Major, Command Pilot, POW Rumania ***** Carl H. Larson, 2nd Lieutenant, Co-Pilot, POW Rumania ***** Clay V. Ferguson, Captain, Navigator, POW Rumania ***** Charles N. Wallace, 1st Lieutenant, Bombardier, POW Rumania ***** Harold T. Godwin, Staff Sergeant, Top Turret Gunner, POW Rumania ***** Arthur C. Kensit, Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner, POW Rumania ***** Earl C. Wescott, Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner, POW Rumania (Spelled Westcott on Ploesti Roster) ***** Fred Randall, Tech Sergeant, Engineer, POW Rumania ***** James J. Sedlack, Tech Sergeant, Radio Operator, POW Rumania ***** Albert A. Baily, Staff Sergeant, Tail Gunner, POW Rumania **** #42-40619 ***** Emery M. Ward, Captain, Pilot ***** Carmen W. Empike, 2nd Lieutenant, Co-Pilot (Spelled Empkie on Ploesti Roster) ***** John A Brooks III, Major, Command Pilot ***** Harry E. Moedinger, 2nd Lieutenant, Navigator ***** Anton R. DeCoito, 2nd Lieutenant, Bombardier ***** Brendon D. Healy, Staff Sergeant, Gunner ***** George A. Fulton, Staff Sergeant, Tail Gunner ***** Bernett Jennings, Tech Sergeant, Engineer Top Turret Gunner (Spelled Burnett on Ploesti Roster) ***** Edward H. Lannin, Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner ***** Wallace E. Lemmons, Sergeant, Gunner ***** John M. Semeniw, Tech Sergeant, Radio Operator **** #42-40623 ***** Donald G. Westerbeke, 1st Lieutenant, Pilot ***** John C. Martin, 1st Lieutenant, Co-Pilot ***** James F. Nolan, 2nd Lieutenant, Navigator ***** Raymond T. Gallagher, 1st Lieutenant, Bombardier ***** Walter L. Kingman, 2nd Lieutenant, Observer ***** George P. Farrell, Tech Sergeant, Radio Operator ***** William J. Bour, Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner ***** Lester T. Ward, Staff Sergeant, Tail Gunner ***** Russell J. Watson, Staff Sergeant, Tunnel Ball Gunner ***** Earl C. Welch, Tech Sergeant, Engineer **** Tondelao - #42-40706 ***** Cecil J. Whitener, 1st Lieutenant, Pilot ***** Charles H. Howard, 2nd Lieutenant, Co-Pilot ***** James L. Wyatt, 2nd Lieutenant, Navigator ***** Domenick B. DeAdamo, 2nd Lieutenant, Bombardier (Spelled DeAdamo on Ploesti Roster) ***** Charles A. Burke, Tech Sergeant, Engineer/Top Turret Gunner ***** Harry C. Lawson, Staff Sergeant, Gunner ***** Wayne Marley, Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner ***** James W. Miller, Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner ***** Franklin F. Seldon, Tech Sergeant, Radio Operator (Spelled Selden on Ploesti Roster) ***** Edwin C. Shirley, Staff Sergeant, Gunner **** #42-40743 ***** Dale L. Sisson, 1st Lieutenant, Pilot ***** Glenn W. Binder, 1st Lieutenant, Co-Pilot ***** Raymond J. Nathe, 1st Lieutenant, Navigator ***** Joseph E. Mattingly Jr., 1st Lieutenant, Bombardier ***** John H. Clarkson, Tech Sergeant, Engineer ***** Phillip D. Murphy, Staff Sergeant, Top Turret Gunner (Spelled Philip O. on Ploesti Roster) ***** Wilber S. Gutknecht, Tech Sergeant, Radio Operator ***** Orville T. Browning, Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner ***** William R. Sively, Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner ***** Herman T. Dickman, Tech Sergeant, Tail Gunner *** ''567th Squadron'' ([[:Category: 567th Bombardment Squadron (Heavy), United States Army Air Forces, World War II|567th Bombardment Squadron (Heavy), United States Army Air Forces, World War II category]]) **** Touch of Texas - 42-40751-Y ***** William J. Denton,1st Lieutenant, Pilot ***** Wendell L. Daily, 2nd Lieutenant, Co-pilot ***** Theodore Katz, 2nd Lieutenant, Navigator ***** Donald A. Norton, 2nd Lieutenant, Bombardier ***** Paul C. Lewis, Tech Sergeant, Engineer ***** Lee W. Rackley, Tech Sergeant, Radio Operator ***** Leonard H. Bresnahan, Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner ***** Paul L. Ohlmeyer, Staff Sergent, Tunnel Gunner ***** Jack Petty, Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner ***** Robert J. Levine, Staff Sergeant, Tail Gunner **** Un-named - 42-40733-V ***** Clarence W. Gerrick, Captain, Pilot ***** [[Cross-14642|Adelbert DeHart Cross (1917-1981)]], Major, Command Pilot, Silver Star ***** George T. Martin, 2nd Lieutenant, Co-pilot ***** George H. Wilson, 1st Lieutenant, Navigator ***** Sidney Westlund, 1st Lieutenant, Bombardier ***** Daniel A. Craddock, Tech Sergeant, Engineer ***** Roy L. Wells, Tech Sergeant, Radio Operator ***** Leopold J. Paulin (Not listed in Black Sunday), Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner ***** Albert F. Trumbley, Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner ***** Ross L. Koch, Staff Sergeant, Tail Gunner **** Hitler's Hearse - #42-40544 ***** Robert C. Mooney, Captain, Pilot, KIA ***** James F. Gerrits, 2nd Lieutenant, Co-Pilot, Interred in Turkey ***** John D. Wilson, 1st Lieutenant, Navigator, Interred in Turkey ***** Rockly Triantafellu, 1st Lieutenant, Bombardier, Interred in Turkey ***** Alex Lubin, Tech Sergeant, Radio Operator, Interred in Turkey ***** O. E. Garett, Tech Sergeant, Engineer/Top Turret Gunner, Interred in Turkey (Listed as Charles E. Garrett on Ploesti Roster) ***** Aaron P. Leibowitz, Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner, Interred in Turkey ***** Eugene P. Spencer, Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner, Interred in Turkey ***** Eber G. Ayers, Staff Sergeant, Tunnel Ball Gunner, Interred in Turkey ***** Elvin H. Henderson, Staff Sergeant, Tail Gunner, Interred in Turkey **** Blonds Away - #42-40793 ***** William D. Nading, 1st Lieutenant, Pilot ***** Horace H. Christensen, 1st Lieutenant, Co-Pilot ***** Charles W. Weinberg, 2nd Lieutenant, Navigator ***** Herbert J. Newman, Jr, 2nd Lieutenant, Bombardier ***** Stanley Brayouich, Staff Sergeant, Radio Operator ***** Allen L. Nix, Tech Sergeant, Engineer/Top Turret Gunner ***** Lloyd Calkins, Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner ***** Victor Leyva, Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner ***** Joseph Fussi, Staff Sergeant, Tail Gunner ***** Arthur W. Peterleus, Staff Sergeant, Tunnel Ball Gunner **** The Oklahoman - #42-40807 ***** Chester E. Spurrier, 1st Lieutenant, Pilot ***** Charles H. Kurtz, 2nd Lieutenant, Co-Pilot ***** William K. McMullen, 2nd Lieutenant, Navigator ***** Harry W. Gregg, 2nd Lieutenant, Bombardier ***** Fredrick M. Rogers, Staff Sergeant, Tunnel Ball Gunner (Spelled Frederick on Ploesti Roster) ***** John E. Holland, Tech Sergeant, Top Turret Gunner ***** Charles E. Ballard, Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner ***** Edward A. Duffy, Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner ***** Billie L. Freeman, Staff Sergeant, Tail Gunner ***** Arthur D. H. Ward, Tech Sergeant, Radio Operator * '''''Ninth Air Force''''' ** '''98th Bombardment Group (Heavy)''' - Nickname: The Pyradmiders, Commander: Colonel [[Kane-1408|John Riley Kane (1907-1996)]], 48 Bombers ([[:Category: 98th Bombardment Group, United States Army Air Forces, World War II|98th Bombardment Group, United States Army Air Forces, World War II category]]) *** ''343th ''Squadron'' ([[:Category: 343rd Bombardment Squadron (Heavy), United States Army Air Forces, World War II|343rd Bombardment Squadron (Heavy), United States Army Air Forces, World War II category]]) **** The Squaw - #41-11761 ***** Royden L. LeBrecht, 1st Lieutenant, Pilot ***** Clinton H. Killian, 2nd Lieutenant, Co-Pilot ***** Grover A. Zink, 2nd Lieutenant, Navigator (listed twice on Ploesti Roster, also as Link) ***** James H. Faulkner, 2nd Lieutenant, Bombardier ***** Harold F. Weir, Tech Sergeant, Waist Gunner (Listed as Engineer on Ploesti Roster) ***** John A. Givens, Staff Sergeant, Top Turret Gunner ***** John R. Reilly, Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner ***** John Guani, Sergeant, Tail Gunner ***** Paul E. Davidson, Staff Sergeant, Tunnel Ball Gunner ***** John S. Potvin, Staff Sergeant, Photographer (Listed as Arthur E. Potvin on Ploesti Roster) ***** John R. Rielly, Staff Sergeant, Radio Operator (Not listed in Black Sunday, or listed twice on Ploesti Roster (see Reilly)) **** Bashful - #41-11776 (Possible bomber name: Jersey Jackass, Crew from 389th Bombardment Group) ***** [[McGraw-1960|John Jerry McGraw (1921-1943)]], 1st Lieutenant, Pilot, KIA, Distinguished Flying Cross. ***** Charles Dean Cavit, 2nd Lieutenant, Co-Pilot, POW Rumania ***** Robert J. Seniff, 2nd Lieutenant, Navigator, KIA (Spelled Senff on Ploesti Roster) ***** George F. Giblin, 2nd Lieutenant, Bombardier, KIA ***** Warren T. Townley, Tech Sergeant, Engineer/Top Turret Gunner, KIA ***** Albert H. Wilmes, Tech Sergeant, Radio Operator, KIA ***** William P. Sheridan, Staff Sergeant, Tail Gunner, KIA ***** [[Utley-1172|James Alves Utley (1915-1943)]], Staff Sergeant, Gunner, KIA, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** John R. Ross, Staff Sergeant, Gunner, POW Rumania ***** [[Kish-210|Julius Andrew Kish (1922-1943)]], Staff Sergeant, Asst. Radio Operator/Gunner, KIA, Distinguished Flying Cross **** The Witch - #41-11840 ***** Julian T. Darlington,1st Lieutenant, Pilot, POW Bulgaria ***** Daryl P. Epp, 2nd Lieutenant, Co-Pilot ***** Joseph N. Quigley Jr., 2nd Lieutenant, Navigator, POW Bulgaria ***** Major R. Gillette, 2nd Lieutenant, Bombardier ***** Lloyd W. Brisbi, Tech Sergeant, Engineer/Top Turret Gunner, POW Bulgaria ***** Dale G. Hulsey, Tech Sergeant, Radio Operator ***** Ned A. Howard, Staff Sergeant, Gunner, POW Bulgaria ***** Anthony J. Rauba, Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner, POW Bulgaria (listed twice in Ploesti Roster, 2nd listing is Rouba) ***** Joseph J. Turley, Staff Sergeant, Gunner, POW Bulgaria ***** Walter D. Hardiek, Staff Sergeant, Tail Gunner **** Nightmare - #41-11896 ***** Julian N. Bleyer, Lt Colonel, Pilot ***** David S. Watt, 1st Lieutenant, Co-Pilot ***** Charles M. Parker, 1st Lieutenant, Navigator ***** Jack H. Rumsey, 1st Lieutenant, Bombardier (Ploesti Roster lists him as CoP) ***** Russel E. Burton, Tech Sergeant, Engineer/Top Turret Gunner ***** Bobby E. McCowa, Tech Sergeant, Radio Operator (Ploesti roster spells last name McCowan or McCown) ***** Robert E. Looke, Sergeant, Tail Gunner ***** Frank B. Kozak, Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner ***** Francis Beauregard, Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner ***** Jerry J. Joswick, Tech Sergeant, Photographer **** Doc (Black Sunday Lists Bomber Name - Northern Star)- #41-11921 ***** Glenn W. Underwood, 1st Lieutenant, Pilot ***** Jean W. Gambrill, 2nd Lieutenant, Co-Pilot ***** Edward Rothkrug, 1st Lieutenant, Navigator ***** Robert J. Judy, Sergeant, Bombardier ***** Clement S. Badeau, Staff Sergeant, Top Turret Gunner (later MIA) ***** Ernest E. Sestina, Sergeant, Radio Operator ***** Francis S. Beatty, Staff Sergeant, Tail Gunner ***** Henry B. English, Sergeant, Waist Gunner ***** Rexford H. Rhodes, Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner **** Boots - #42-40313 ***** Lawrence E. Murphy, 1st Lieutenant, Pilot, KIA ***** Gilbert H. Kyer, 2nd Lieutenant, Co-Pilot, KIA ***** Joseph T. Rotundo, 2nd Lieutenant, Navigator, KIA ***** William S. Havens, 2nd Lieutenant, Bombardier, KIA ***** John B. DeLoire, Tech Sergeant, Engineer/Top Turret Gunner, KIA (Spelled DeLALOIRE on Ploesti Roster) ***** William L. Popham, Tech Sergeant, Radio Operator, KIA ***** Edward J. Amand, Staff Sergeant, Gunner, KIA ***** Donald P. Sowers, Sergeant, Tail Gunner, KIA ***** Harold N. Yost, Staff Sergeant, Gunner, POW Rumania ***** Thomas J. McGrath, Tech Sergeant, Gunner, POW Rumania **** Prince Charming - #42-40364 ***** [[Gunn-5372|James A. Gunn Jr. (1919-1943)]], Captain, Pilot, KIA, Silver Star ***** Richard C. Williamson, 1st Lieutenant, Co-Pilot, KIA ***** Bernard E. Leimbach, 1st Lieutenant, Navigator, KIA ***** Robert E. Courtney, 2nd Lieutenant, Bombardier, KIA ***** Edwin L. Turner, Tech Sergeant, Engineer/Top Turret Gunner, KIA ***** Delmar E. Smith, Tech Sergeant, Radio Operator, KIA ***** Stanley M. Horine Jr., Staff Sergeant, Gunner, KIA (Ploesti Roster indicates Stanley was a POW in Bulgaria) ***** Fredrick, L. Stukey Jr., Staff Sergeant, Gunner, KIA (Listed as Frederick in Ploesti Roster) ***** Charles R. Rurak, Staff Sergeant, Gunner, KIA **** Four Eyes - #42-40655 ***** [[Hadcock-45|Lawrence Jack Hadcock (1920-1943)]], 1st Lieutenant, Pilot, KIA, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** John P. Kraft, 2nd Lieutenant, Co-Pilot, KIA ***** William R. DeBusk, 2nd Lieutenant, Navigator, KIA ***** Peter A. Timpo, 2nd Lieutenant, Bombardier, KIA ***** James B. Hale, Tech Sergeant, Engineer/Top Turret Gunner, KIA ***** Lawrence E. Reitz, Tech Sergeant, Radio Operator, KIA ***** Zelwood A. Gravlin, Staff Sergeant, Tail Gunner, KIA ***** [[Elliott-23106|Robert Clarence Elliott (1919-1943)]], Staff Sergeant, Gunner, KIA, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** Eugene O. O'Mara, Staff Sergeant, Gunner, KIA **** Margie - #42-41007 ***** Clarence W. Gooden, 1st Lieutenant, Pilot, KIA ***** Jerome D. Savaria, 2nd Lieutenant, Co-Pilot, POW Rumania ***** Ralph F. Parkins Jr., 2nd Lieutenant, Navigator, KIA (Listed twice in Ploesti Roster, 2nd name - Perkins) ***** William H. McNeil, 2nd Lieutenant, Bombardier, KIA ***** Michael J. Trick, Staff Sergeant, Engineer/Top Turret Gunner, POW Rumania ***** Theodore C. Beaudry, Tech Sergeant, Radio Operator, KIA ***** George H. Kaylor, Sergeant, Gunner, KIA ***** Harry G. Deem, Corporal, Gunner, KIA ***** Alexander M. Cochrane, Staff Sergeant, Gunner, KIA ***** Roland B. Cox, Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner, KIA *** ''344th Squardron'' ([[:Category: 344th Bombardment Squadron (Heavy), United States Army Air Forces, World War II|344th Bombardment Squadron (Heavy), United States Army Air Forces, World War II category]]) **** ''Kickapoo'' - #41-11768 ***** [[Nespor-6|Robert John Nespor Jr. (1921-1943)]], 1st Lieutenant, Pilot, KIA ***** [[Riley-13852|John Clark Riley Jr (1919-1943)]], 2nd Lieutenant, Co-Pilot, KIA (93rd) ***** Russel W. Polivka, 2nd Lieutenant, Navigator, (93rd) (Listed as extra co-pilot on Ploesti Roster) ***** Thurman L. Ward, 2nd Lieutenant, Bombardier, KIA (93rd) ***** Vaun D. Wenrich, Tech Sergeant, Engineer/Top Turret Gunner, KIA (93rd) ***** Armand R. Massart, Tech Sergeant, Radio Operator, KIA (93rd) ***** Eugene R. Garner, Staff Sergeant, Gunner, (93rd) ***** George W. Lawlor, Staff Sergeant, Gunner, KIA (93rd) ***** John P. D' Armour, Staff Sergeant, Gunner, KIA (93rd) ***** Edwin G. Sliwa, Staff Sergeant, Gunner, KIA (93rd) **** Raunchy - #41-11819 ***** Samuel R. Neeley, 1st Lieutenant, Pilot, KIA ***** Herman H. Henslee, 2nd Lieutenant, Co-Pilot, KIA ***** Joel I. Corn, 1st Lieutenant, Navigator, KIA ***** Eugene L. Rodgen, 2nd Lieutenant, Bombardier, KIA ***** Earl T. Edelen, Tech Sergeant, Engineer/Top Turret Gunner, KIA ***** Robert P. Schultz, Sergeant, Top Turret Gunner, KIA ***** William W. Schiffmacher, Sgt, Radio Operator, POW Rumania ***** Charles P. Geers, Sergeant, Tail Gunner, KIA ***** Nick A. Allen, Staff Sergeant, Tunnel Ball Gunner, POW Rumania ***** Alfred D. Cason, Sergeant, Waist Gunner, KIA **** Hail Columbia - #41-11825 ***** [[Kane-1408|John Riley Kane (1907-1996)]], Colonel, Pilot, Medal of Honor ***** John S. Young, 2nd Lieutenant, Co-Pilot ***** Norman M. Whalen, 2nd Lieutenant, Navigator ***** Harold F. Korger, 2nd Lieutenant, Bombardier ***** Fredrick A. Leard, Tech Sergeant, Waist Gunner ***** William Leo, Sergeant, Tail Gunner ***** Raymond B. Hubbord, 1st Lieutenant, Radio Operator (Spelled Hubbard on Ploesti Roster) ***** Joseph J. LaBranche, Sergeant, Tunnel Ball Gunner ***** Harvey L. Treace, Staff Sergeant, Top Turret Gunner ***** Neville C. Benson, Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner ***** Fred Weckessler, Tech Sergeant, Engineer/Top Turret Gunner (Not listed in Black Sunday) **** Sneezy - #41-23795 ***** Donald G. Johnson, Tech Sergent (????), Pilot ***** John P. Foley, 2nd Lieutenant, Co-Pilot ***** Lloyd E. Hooloway Jr., 1st Lieutenant, Navigator (Spelled Holloway on Ploesti Roster) ***** Charles K. Warren, 2nd Lieutenant, Bombardier ***** Thomas O'Leary, Corporal, Engineer (listed as gunner on Ploesti Roster) ***** Louis J. McNamara, Staff Sergeant, Radio Operator (listed as gunner on Ploesti Roster) ***** Robert C. Lindsey, Sergeant, Gunner ***** John Onysczak, Sergeant, Gunner (Spelled Onyszcak on Ploesti Roster) ***** William A. Cornut, Sergeant, Gunner ***** Yves J. Gouin, Corporal, Gunner **** Baby - #41-24026 ***** Francis E. Weisler, 1st Lieutenant, Pilot ***** Francis A. McClellan, 2nd Lieutenant, Co-Pilot ***** Paul A Warrenfeltz, 2nd Lieutenant, Navigator ***** Jospeh L. Nagy, 1st Lieutenant, Bombardier ***** Wayne H. Rutledge, Tech Sergeant, Waist Gunner ***** Paul A. Joyce, Tech Sergeant, Radio Operator *****Arlo D. Beem, Staff Sergeant, Top Turret Gunner ***** Malcomb D. Smith, Staff Sergeant, Tail Gunner ***** Adney J. Harmon, Staff Sergeant, Tunnel Ball Gunner ***** Chester R. Dell, Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner **** ''TAGALONG'' - #41-24197-A ***** [[Hinch-171|Ralph Verlet Hinch (1920-1943)]], 1st Lieutenant, Pilot, Distinguished Service Cross (KIA) ***** [[Barbour-1999|Charles Crawford Barbour (1918-1943)]], 2nd Lieutenant, Co-Pilot, Distinguished Flying Cross (KIA) ***** [[Taylor-100488|James Gordon Taylor Jr. (abt.1917-1943)]], 2nd Lieutenant, Navigator, Distinguished Flying Cross (KIA) ***** Stanley J. Samoski, Bombardier (KIA) ***** Robert F. Mead, Engineer/Top Turret Gunner (POW Romania) ***** Paul F. Eschelman, Radio Operator (KIA) ***** [[Baughn-215|Harry Gilbert Baughn (1924-2002)]], Staff Sergeant, Tail Gunner, Distinguished Flying Cross (POW Romania) ***** Donald G. Wright, Tunnel Turret Gunner (POW Romania) ***** Robert C. Coleman, Waist Gunner (POW Romania) ***** Delmar M. Schweigert , Waist Gunner (POW Romania) **** The Vulgar Virgin - #41-24198 ***** Wallace C. Taylor, Captain, Pilot, POW in Rumania ***** [[Packer-2486|Paul Wiser Packer (1921-1943)]], Flight Officer, Co-Pilot, KIA, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Wood-53930|Jack Keith Wood (1919-1943)]], 1st Lieutenant, Navigator, KIA, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** Robert N. Austin, 1st Lieutenant, Bombardier, KIA ***** [[Rabb-349|Gerald E Rabb (1920-1943)]], Tech Sergeant, Engineer/Top Turret Gunner, KIA, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Turgeon-811|Alfred Francis Turgeon (1919-1943)]], Tech Sergeant, Radio Operator, KIA, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Duchene-377|Donald Robert Duchene (1924-1943)]], Staff Sergeant, Tail Gunner, KIA, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** Arthur B. Van Kleek, Sergeant, Tunnel Ball Gunner, KIA ***** [[Robins-3079|Ralph Melville Robins (1920-1943)]], Sergeant, Waist Gunner, KIA, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** Louis Kaiser, Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner, KIA **** Hadley's Harem - #41-24311 ***** Gilbert B. Hadley, 1st Lieutenant, Pilot, KIA ***** James R. Lindsey, Flight Officer, Co-Pilot, KIA ***** Harold Tabacoff, 2nd Lieutenant, Navigator, Interred in Turkey ***** Leon M. Storms, 2nd Lieutenant, Bombardier, KIA ***** Russell B. Page, Tech Sergeant, Engineer/Top Turret Gunner, Interred in Turkey ***** William F. Leonard, Radio Operator/Tunnel Ball Gunner, Interred in Turkey ***** Frank Nemoth, Staff Sergeant, Tail Gunner, Interred in Turkey (Spelled Nemeth on Ploesti Roster) ***** Pershing W. Waples, Staff Sergeant, Gunner, Interred in Turkey ***** Leroy Newton, Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner, Interred in Turkey ***** Christopher N. Holweger, Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner, Interred in Turkey (Listed as tail gunner on Ploesti Roster) **** Sad Sack - #42-40208 ***** William D. Banks, 1st Lieutenant, Pilot ***** Carl F. Root, 2nd Lieutenant, Co-Pilot ***** Theodore C. Stewart, 2nd Lieutenant, Navigator ***** Joseph L. Souza, 2nd Lieutenant, Bombardier ***** Earl D. Rice, Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner ***** Durward Carbury, Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner (Ploesti Roster spells name Duward A. Carberry) ***** Wilson Cain, Staff Sergeant, Tail Gunner ***** Floyd M. Pleasant, Tech Sergeant, Gunner ***** Walter A. Golec, Tech Sergeant, Top Turret Gunner ***** Henry Richotte, Sergeant, Gunner *** '''345th Squadron''' ([[:Category: 345th Bomber Squadron (Heavy), United States Army Air Forces, World War II|345th Bomber Squadron (Heavy), United States Army Air Forces, World War II category]]) **** Chug-A-Lug - #41-11766 ***** Leroy B. Morgan, 1st Lieutenant, Pilot ***** Hosea W. Rich, 2nd Lieutenant, Co-Pilot ***** Victor H. Larson, 2nd Lieutenant, Navigator ***** Chaplin J. Watkins, 2nd Lieutenant, Bombardier ***** James T. Van Ness, Tech Sergeant, Top Turret Gunner, KIA ***** Robert L. Tipton, Tech Sergeant, Radio Operator ***** Norbert I. Petrie, Tech Sergeant, Tail Gunner ***** Norman I. Cupp, Staff Sergeant, Gunner ***** Forrest D. Hudley, Sergeant, Gunner **** Chief - #41-11774 ***** Thomas P. Fravega, 1st Lieutenant, Pilot, KIA 1 Dec 1943 in Germany ***** James R. Morgan, 2nd Lieutenant, Co-Pilot ***** Joseph W. Parshall, 1st Lieutenant, Navigator ***** Edward Strickbine, 2nd Lieutenant, Bombardier ***** Oscar F. McWhirter, Tech Sergeant, Engineer/Top Turret Gunner ***** Anthony T. Fravega, Tech Sergeant, Radio Operator ***** James Gabehart, Staff Sergeant, Tail Gunner ***** Bronislaus C. Pitak, Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner ***** George H. Parramore, Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner, KIA in Germany ***** Eric C. Hurt, Staff Sergeant, Tunnel Ball Gunner **** Lil Joe - #41-11886 ***** Lindley P. Hussey, 1st Lieutenant, Pilot, POW Rumania ***** Donald Jenkins, 2nd Lieutenant, Co-Pilot, KIA ***** Phillip E. Nelson, 2nd Lieutenant, Navigator, KIA ***** Allan E. Peterson, 1st Lieutenant, Bombardier, KIA ***** Lloyd T. Fowler, Tech Sergeant, Engineer/Top Turret Gunner, KIA ***** Edmond T. Terry, Tech Sergeant, Radio Operator, POW Rumania ***** Roy C. Carney, Staff Sergeant, Tail Gunner, KIA ***** Raymond A. Heisner, Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner, POW Rumania ***** James E. Turner, Staff Sergeant, Gunner, POW Rumania ***** Joseph Brown, Sergeant, Gunner, POW Rumania, (Not of Black Sunday Roster) **** Semper Felix - #41-24246 ***** August W. Sulflow, 1st Lieutenant, Pilot, KIA ***** Leroy P. Miller, 1st Lieutenant, Co-Pilot, KIA ***** Phillip P. Miller, 2nd Lieutenant, Navigator, KIA ***** Anel B. Shay Jr., 2nd Lieutenant, Bombardier, KIA ***** Leonard E. Reger, Tech Sergeant, Engineer/Top Turret Gunner, KIA ***** William E. Treichler, Tech Sergeant, Radio Operator, POW Rumania ***** Vincent L. Politte, Staff Sergeant, Tail Gunner, KIA ***** Norman L. Meyer, Staff Sergeant, Gunner, KIA ***** Henry A. Gallas, Staff Sergeant, Gunner, KIA ***** Jack O. Samson, Sergeant, Gunner, KIA ***** Leroy F. Schlenker, Co-Pilot, KIA (Not listed in Black Sunday) **** '''Old Baldy''' - #42-40102-T ***** [[Dore-1338|John Joseph Dore Jr (1919-1943)]], 1st Lieutenant, Pilot, Silver Star, (KIA) ***** [[Stallings-950|John Bridges Stallings (1918-1943)]], 2nd Lieutenant, Co-Pilot (KIA) ***** [[Franks-3842|Worthington Alfred Franks (1919-1943)]], 1st Lieutenant, Navigator (KIA) ***** [[Finneran-150|Joseph Finneran (1921-1943)]], 1st Lieutenant, Bombardier (KIA) ***** [[Norris-14231|Frank Norris (1919-1943)]], Tech Sergeant, Engineer/Top Turret Gunner, (KIA) ***** [[Lower-1516|Max Lower (1920-1943)]], Tech Sergeant, Radio Operator (KIA) ***** [[Jones-140079|Wesley Leon Jones (1921-1943)]], Staff Sergeant, Tail Gunner (KIA) ***** [[Packer-2568|Stanley Packer (1923-1943)]], Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner (KIA) ***** [[Iosco-1|Joseph Iosco (1912-1943)]], Staff Sergeant, Gunner (KIA) ***** [[Gleason-1984|Ray L. Gleason (1919-1943)]], Staff Sergeant, Gunner (KIA) **** Air Lobe - #42-40312 ***** [[Thomas-68617|John Blakeslee Thomas (1920-1943)]], 1st Lieutenant, Pilot, KIA ***** David M. Lewis, 2nd Lieutenant, Co-Pilot, KIA ***** Robert D. Nash, 2nd Lieutenant, Navigator, POW Rumania (Ploesti Roster indicates KIA) ***** [[McCandless-996|George McCandless (1920-1943)]], 2nd Lieutenant, Bombardier, KIA ***** Elijah D. Johnson, Tech Sergeant, Engineer, Top Turret Gunner, KIA ***** Eugene E. Gough, Tech Sergeant, Radio Operator, KIA (Spelled Gouch on Ploesti Roster) ***** [[Salsbury-429|Richard Gerald Salsbury (1924-1943)]], Staff Sergeant, Tail Gunner, KIA ***** [[Davies-17987|George Edward Davies (1916-1943)]], Staff Sergeant, Gunner, KIA ***** William A Kneisl, Staff Sergeant, Gunner, KIA ***** Eldon L. Carter, Staff Sergeant, Gunner, KIA **** Snake Eyes - #42-40316 ***** Hilary M. Blevins, 2nd Lieutenant, Pilot ***** James O' Grady, Flight Officer, Co-Pilot (Ploesti Roster first name = John) ***** William Toles, 2nd Lieutenant, Navigator ***** Harold G. Moore, 2nd Lieutenant, Bombardier ***** Harold G. Knotts, Tech Sergeant, Engineer ***** Mark B. Weber, Tech Sergeant, Radio Operator ***** John Probst, Staff Sergeant, Tail Gunner (Ploesti Roster spells last name Propst) ***** Norris F. Dietrich, Staff Sergeant, Gunner ***** Barner F. Clemens, Staff Sergeant, Gunner, WIA ***** Ernest V. Martin, Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner, KIA **** The Sandman - #42-40402 ***** Robert W. Sternfels, 1st Lieutenant, Pilot ***** Barney Jackson, 2nd Lieutenant, Co-Pilot ***** Anthony W. Flesch, 2nd Lieutenant, Navigator ***** David A. Polachek, 2nd Lieutenant, Bombardier ***** William W. Stout, Tech Sergeant, Engineer/Top Turret Gunner ***** Frank Just, Tech Sergeant, Radio Operator ***** John T. Weston, Staff Sergeant, Tail Gunner ***** Raymond E. Stewart, Sergeant, Tunnel Ball Gunner ***** Harry Rifkin, Sergeant, Waist Gunner ***** Merle B. Bolen, Sergeant, Waist Gunner **** Maternity Ward - #42-40663 ***** John V. Ward, 1st Lieutenant, Pilot, KIA (Ploesti Roster indicates later a POW in Italy) ***** Andrew L. Anderson, Flight Officer, Co-Pilot, KIA ***** Beverly S. Huntly, 2nd Lieutenant, Navigator, KIA (Spelled Huntley on Ploesti Roster) ***** Henry C. Crump Jr., 2nd Lieutenant, Bombardier, KIA ***** James J. Toth, Tech Sergeant, Engineer/Top Turret Gunner, KIA ***** Leon D. Pemberton, Tech Sergeant, Radio Operator, KIA ***** Robert E. Long, Staff Sergeant, Tail Gunner, KIA ***** Kenneth L. Turner, Staff Sergeant, Gunner, KIA ***** Harold W. Scott, Staff Sergeant, Gunner, KIA ***** William J. Fay, Staff Sergeant, Gunner, KIA **** Battleaxe - #42-40973 (Crew from the 389th) ***** Charles A. Salyer, Flight Officer, Pilot ***** Nicholas G. Cilli, 2nd Lieutenant, Co-Pilot ***** James S. Grover, 1st Lieutenant, Navigator ***** Walter E. Mackey, 2nd Lieutenant, Bombardier (KIA 1 Dec 1943) ***** Roy D. Hammond, Tech Sergeant, Engineer/Top Turret Gunner ***** George T. Aguayo, Tech Sergeant, Radio Operator ***** John A. Verbitski, Staff Sergeant, Tail Gunner ***** Ralph C. Wessel, Staff Sergeant, Waist Guner ***** Harold L. Pace, Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner ***** Charles P. McCaughey, Staff Sergeant, Tunnel Ball Gunner (Not listed in Black Sunday) **** Kate Smith - #42-40991 ***** James A. Deeds, 1st Lieutenant, Pilot, KIA ***** Clifton C. Foster, 2nd Lieutenant, Co-Pilot, POW Rumania ***** Francis V. Montemurro, 2nd Lieutenant, Navigator, KIA ***** Theodore F. Scarborough, 2nd Lieutenant, Bombardier, KIA ***** Frank E. Leising, Tech Sergeant, Engineer/Top Turret Gunner, KIA ***** James M. Howie, Tech Sergeant, Radio Operator, KIA (Died in Rumania Hospital from injuries) ***** Donald A. Pimlott, Staff Sergeant, Tail Gunner, KIA ***** Joseph T. Cupina, Staff Sergeant, Gunner, KIA ***** John W. Potts, Staff Sergeant, Gunner, KIA ***** Adolph Olleenik, Staff Sergeant, Gunner, KIA (Spelled Olenik in Ploesti Roster) *** ''415th Squadron'' ([[:Category: 415th Bombardment Squadron (Heavy), United States Army Air Forces, World War II|415th Bombardment Squadron (Heavy), United States Army Air Forces, World War II category]]) **** Daisy Mae - #41-11815 ***** Lewis N. Ellis, 1st Lieutenant, Pilot ***** Callistus E. Fager, 2nd Lieutenant, Co-Pilot ***** Julius K. Klenkbell, 2nd Lieutenant, Navigator ***** Guido Gioana, 2nd Lieutenant, Bombardier, WIA ***** Arthur T. Waugh, Tech Sergeant, Top Turret Gunner (listed as Radio Operator in Ploesti Roster) ***** Nicholas C. Hunt, Staff Sergeant, Tail Gunner ***** Carl A. Alfredson, Staff Sergeant, Tunnel Ball Gunner ***** Owen J. Coldiron, Staff Sergeant, Radio Operator ***** Blase B. Dillman, Tech Sergeant, Waist Gunner (Listed as Engineer/Top Turret Gunner in Ploesti Roster) ***** James W. Ayers, Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner, WIA **** Stinger - #41-11817 (Crew from the 389th) ***** Andrew W. Opsata, 1st Lieutenant, Pilot ***** Louis R. Quaglino, Flight Officer, Co-Pilot ***** Howard J. LaLonde, 2nd Lieutenant, Navigator ***** Donald N. DiCoscoe, 2nd Lieutenant, Bombardier Possible DiCosol according to Ploesti Roster) ***** Chares P. Quinlan, Tech Sergeant, Waist Gunner ***** Paul A. Nicholson, Tech Sergeant, Engineer/Top Turret Gunner ***** William G. Pimm, Staff Sergeant, Tail Gunner ***** John H. Gormey, Staff Sergeant, Gunner ***** John M. Oakes, Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner **** Lil De-Icer - #41-11836 ***** James L. Merrick, 1st Lieutenant, Pilot ***** Howard A. Schaufele, 1st Lieutenant, Co-Pilot ***** Elton R. Stutling, 1st Lieutenant, Navigator ***** Jerome S. Victor, 1st Lieutenant, Bombardier (listed as flying with Pettigrew on Ploesti Roster) ***** Hugh D. Nelson, Tech Sergeant, Top Turret Gunner (Listed as flying with Pettigrew on Ploesti Roster) ***** Robert J. Cooper, Tech Sergeant, Waist Gunner ***** William D. Isaacson, Staff Sergeant, Tail Gunner (Listed as flying with Pettigrew on Ploesti Roster) ***** Edward L. Haydeck, Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner (Listed as flying with Pettigrew on Ploesti Roster, listed as Haydek on Ploesti Roster ***** Eugene M. Gambell, Staff Sergeant, Photographer (Spelled Grambrell on Ploesti Roster) ***** Eugene P. Tomlinson, Tech Sergeant, Gunner **** Black Jack - #41-23661 ***** Delbert H. Hahn, Major, Command Pilot ***** John W. Viewers, 2nd Lieutenant, Co-Pilot (Spelled Viers on Ploesti Roster) ***** Nathan Nowak, 1st Lieutenant, Navigator ***** [[Vengelen-1|Raymond Fredrick Vengelen (1915-1999)]], 1st Lieutenant, Bombardier ***** Robert L. Baird, Tech Sergeant, Top Turret Gunner ***** James E. Creighton, Tech Sergeant, Radio Operator ***** Isadore I. Klein, Staff Sergeant, Tail Gunner ***** Leslie J. Foster, Staff Sergeant, Gunner ***** John H. Chapman, Staff Sergeant, Gunner ***** Curtis Washburn, Staff Sergeant, Gunner First name spelled Curtiss on Ploesti Roster) **** Boiler Maker II - #41-23782 ***** Theodore E. Helin, 1st Lieutenant, Pilot, POW Rumania ***** Charles E. Smith, Flight Officer, Co-Pilot, POW Rumania ***** Albert M. Arnson, 1st Lieutenant, Navigator, POW Rumania (Spelled Aronson on Ploesti Roster) ***** Maynard G. Hubbard, 1st Lieutenant, Bombardier, POW Rumania ***** Harry C. Opp, Tech Sergeant, Radio Operator, POW Rumania ***** Albert W. White, Tech Sergeant, Engineer, POW Rumania ***** Delbert R. Warner, Staff Sergeant, Tail Gunner, POW Rumania ***** Raymond C. Walaczaka (Walaska), Staff Sergeant, Tunnel Ball Gunner, POW Rumania ***** Peter C. Passalacqua, Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner, POW Rumania ***** William M. Zeger, Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner, POW Rumania **** Fertile Myrtle - #41-24023 ***** Herbert I. Shingler Jr., Major, Pilot ***** Lyle A. Spencer, Captain, Co-Pilot ***** Albert V. Freeman Jr., 1st Lieutenant, Navigator ***** Jack W. Kaboth, 1st Lieutenant, Bombardier ***** Robert H. Johnson, 2nd Lieutenant, Waist Gunner (Listed as Robert J. Johnson - Engineer) ***** George W. Fulfer, Tech Sergeant, Radio Operator ***** Edward F. McSweeny, Staff Sergeant, Tail Gunner ***** Ernest F. Knutson, Staff Sergeant, Tunnel Ball Gunner ***** Seth G. Ely, Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner ***** John W. Morgan, Gunner (from 389th) ***** Haven J. Davis, Tech Sergeant, Engineer/Top Turret Gunner (Not listed in Black Sunday) **** Little Joe - #41-24195 ***** Wesley N. Pettigrew, 1st Lieutenant, Pilot ***** Willam J. Bergan, 2nd Lieutenant, Co-Pilot ***** [[Staehle-73|John Ferdinand Staehle (1918-2001)]], 2nd Lieutenant, Navigator (listed as flying with Shingler on Ploesti Roster) ***** Oeva A. Weijanen, 2nd Lieutenant, Bombardier ***** Lawrence L. Scholl, Tech Sergeant, Top Turret Gunner ***** Lowell A. Folks, Tech Sergeant, Radio Operator ***** James O. Leming, Staff Sergeant, Tail Gunner (listed as flying with E. Ward of the 389th on Ploesti Roster) ***** Jack L. Swafford, Staff Sergeant, Tunnel Ball Gunner ***** Howard E. Leon, Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner ***** Emiel F. DaBaets, Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner **** Penelope - #42-40195 ***** Martin A. Speiser, 1st Lieutenant, Pilot ***** Daniel H. Walls, 2nd Lieutenant, Co-Pilot ***** Robert C. Stephens, 2nd Lieutenant, Navigator ***** William E. Wright, 2nd Lieutenant, Bombardier (Listed on Ploesti roster as flying with Palm, KIA) ***** Donald C. Yocum, Tech Sergeant, Engineer/Top Turret Gunner ***** Warren A. Orr, Tech Sergeant, Radio Operator ***** Larry M. McCabe, Staff Sergeant, Tail Gunner ***** Elbert M. Payne, Tech Sergeant, Tunnel Ball Gunner ***** Crosby M. Smith, Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner (Listed on Ploesti roster flying with Spurrier) ***** Roy J. Foy, Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner **** The Cornhusker - #42-40322 ***** Ned McCarthy, 2nd Lieutenant, Pilot, KIA ***** Clyde E. Miller, 2nd Lieutenant, Co-Pilot, KIA ***** Joseph F. Morre, 2nd Lieutenant, Navigator, KIA ***** Robert L. Price, 1st Lieutenant, Bombardier, KIA ***** Claude C. Roberts, Tech Sergeant, Waist Gunner, KIA (Listed as Engineer/Top Turret Gunner on Ploesti Roster) ***** Dewey O. Jackson, Tech Sergeant, Top Turret Gunner, KIA (Listed as Radio Operator on Ploesti Roster) ***** Glenn D. Darr, Staff Sergeant, Tail Gunner, KIA ***** Glenn L. Koontz, Staff Sergeant, Tunnel Ball Gunner, KIA ***** Stephen Wargo, Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner, KIA ***** Clayton E. Ballard, Staff Sergeant, Gunner, KIA **** Yen-Tu - #42-40520 ***** Edward T. McGuire, 2nd Lieutenant, Pilot, KIA ***** James H. Marrah, 2nd Lieutenant, Co-Pilot, KIA ***** Max H. Shcweitz, 1st Lieutenant, Navigator, KIA (Spelled SCHIWETZ on Ploesti Roster) ***** Russell H. Godde, 2nd Lieutenant, Bombardier, KIA (389th BG detached to 98th) ***** Turner Y. Johnson, Tech Sergeant, Radio Operator, KIA ***** Harry G. Konecny, Tech Sergeant, Engineer/Top Turret Gunner, KIA ***** Moses F. Tate, Staff Sergeant, Tail Gunner, KIA ***** James R. Waltman, Staff Sergeant, Tunnel Ball Gunner, POW Rumania ***** Robert Rans, Staff Sergeant, Gunner, POW Rumania ***** Clark S. Fitzpatric, Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner, POW Rumania (Spelled Fitzpatrick on Ploesti Roster) **** Black Magic - #42-40662 ***** Dwight D. Patch, 2nd Lieutenant, Pilot ***** John C. Parks, 1st Lieutenant, Co-Pilot (Spelled Park on Ploesti Roster) ***** Phillip G. Papish, 2nd Lieutenant, Navigator ***** William J. Reynolds, 2nd Lieutenant, Bombardier ***** Ellis J. Bonorden, Tech Sergeant, Waist Gunner ***** Richard F. Fulcher, Staff Sergeant, Top Turret Gunner ***** Kenneth W. Parish, Tech Sergeant, Radio Operator/Gunner ***** John A. Ditullio, Staff Sergeant, Tunnel Ball Gunner ***** Joseph J. McHune, Staff Sergent, Waist Gunner (Spelled McCune on Ploesti Roster) ***** Clyde C. Fry, Tech Sergeant, Tail Gunner (Not listed in Black Sunday) ***** Richard E. Parke, Tech Sergeant, Engineer/Top Turret Gunner (Not listed in Black Sunday) **** Li'l Jughaid - #42-63758 ***** Robert G. Nicholson, 1st Lieutenant, Pilot ***** Harry J. Baker, 1st Lieutenant, Co-Pilot ***** Oscie K. Parker, 2nd Lieutenant, Navigator ***** Boyden Supiano, 2nd Lieutenant, Bombardier ***** Joseph G. Redfield, Tech Sergeant, Waist Gunner (Listed as Engineer/Top Turret Gunner on Ploesti Roster) ***** Walter Cybulski, Tech Sergeant, Top Turret Gunner (Listed as Radio Operator on Ploesti Roster) ***** Clarence A. Laidlaw, Staff Sergeant, Tail Gunner ***** Manual R. Rangel, Staff Sergeant, Tunnel Ball Gunner ***** Roy B. McCracken, Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner, ***** Donald J. Osburn, Staff Sergeant, Gunner ** '''376th Bombardment Group (Heavy)''' - Nickname: Liberandos, Commander: [[Compton-4108|Keith Karl Compton (1915-2004)]], 28 Bombers ([[:Category: 376th Bombardment Group (Heavy), United States Army Air Forces, World War II|376th Bombardment Group (Heavy), United States Army Air Forces, World War II category]]) *** ''512th Squadron'' **** Doodlebug - #41-23724 ***** John B. McAtee, 1st Lieutenant, Pilot ***** James W. Welch, 1st Lieutenant, Co-Pilot ***** R. Johnson, Navigator ***** Isreal I. Soloff, 2nd Lieutenant, Bombardier (Spelled Israel on Ploesti Roster) ***** Kenneth W. Smith, Tech Sergeant, Engineer ***** William G. Jordon, Tech Sergeant, Radio Operator ***** Joseph Tamuleircz, Staff Sergeant, Gunner (Spelled Tamueircz on Ploesti Roster) ***** Libert T. Hurt, Staff Sergeant, Gunner ***** Murry L. Heckert, Staff Sergeant, Tail Gunner **** Brewery Wagon - #41-24294 ***** John D. Palm, 1st Lieutenant, Pilot, POW Rumania ***** William F. Love, 2nd Lieutenant, Co-Pilot, POW, Rumania ***** William M. Wright,2nd Lieutenant, Navigator, KIA ***** Robert W. Merrell,2nd Lieutenant, Bombardier, KIA ***** Alexander P. Rockinson, Tech Sergeant, Engineer, POW Rumania ***** Harold T. Block, Tech Sergeant, Radio Operator, POW Rumania ***** William E. Thompson, Staff Sergeant, Gunner, POW Rumania ***** Austin D. Chastain, Tech Sergent, Gunner, POW Rumania ***** Dallas A. Robertson, Staff Sergeant, Tail Gunner, POW Rumania ***** Clay E. Snyder, Staff Sergeant, Gunner, POW Rumania **** War Maid - #41-24297 ***** Wilfred E. Hines, 1st Lieutenant, Pilot, Interred Turkey ***** James M. Collision, 2nd Lieutenant, Co-Pilot, Interred Turkey ***** Lavern H. Snetting, 2nd Lieutenant, Navigator, Interred Turkey ***** Robert D. Smith, 2nd Lieutenant, Bombardier, Interred Turkey ***** Auther M. Leadingham, Tech Sergeant, Engineer, Interred Turkey ***** Ernest B. Piper, Tech Sergeant, Radio Operator, Interred Turkey ***** Whilliam W. Whitesides, Staff Sergeant, Gunner, Interred Turkey ***** Hayes B. Callihan, Staff Sergeant, Gunner, Interred Turkey (Spelled Callahan on Ploesti Roster) ***** Clayton L. Perry, Staff Sergeant, Tail Gunner, Interred Turkey ***** Ronald L. Hickey, Staff Sergeant, Gunner, Interred Turkey **** ''Wongo Wongo'' - #42-40563 - spun out of control and fell into the sea near Corfu, off the coast of Greece. ***** [[Flavelle-24|Brian Woolley Flavelle (1914-1943)]], 1st Lieutenant, Pilot, KIA, Silver Star ***** [[Ryan-14195|John Charles Ryan (1917-1943)]], 2nd Lieutenant, Co-Pilot, KIA, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Wilson-78950|Robert F Wilson (-1943)]], 1st Lieutenant, Mission Navigator, KIA, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Lanning-888|Jack Burdette Lanning (1919-1943)]], 1st Lieutenant, Mission Bombardier, KIA, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Cleveland-3927|John Howard Cleveland (1922-1943)]], Technical Sergeant, Engineer/Top Turret Gunner, KIA, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Lutz-3138|Willis S Lutz (1922-1943)]], Technical Sergeant, Radio Operator, KIA, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[McLaughlin-6609|Timothy Oscar McLaughlin (1921-1943)]], Staff Sergeant, Gunner, KIA, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Bowden-3862|Robert Merion Bowden (1919-1943)]], Staff Sergeant, Gunner, KIA, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Janacek-25|Melick J. Janacek (1921-1943)]], Staff Sergeant, Gunner, KIA, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** [[Lazar-209|Sander Lazar (1912-1943)]], Sergeant, Photographer/Gunner, KIA, Air Medal **** Bomb Boogie - #42-40229 31-H ***** [[Miller-91867|Richard Thuma Miller (1917-2005)]], 1st Lieutenant, Pilot, Distinguished Flying Cross ***** William J. Campbell, 2nd Lieutenant, Co-Pilot ***** Casper J. Hexberg, 2nd Lieutenant, Navigator ***** Torrence H. McFarland, 2nd Lieutenant, Bombardier ***** Lucien P. Francoeur, Tech Sergeant, Engineer ***** Bernard Mechanic, Tech Sergeant, Radio Operator ***** Thomas R. Riley, Sergeant, Gunner ***** Harold L. Schuster, Staff Sergeant, Gunner ***** Russel Johns, Staff Sergeant, Tail Gunner ***** Hugh E. Gregg, Staff Sergeant, Gunner (Listed as part of Storz crew on Ploesti Roster **** #42-40658 ***** James I. Miller, 1st Lieutenant, Pilot ***** Lester H. Ronsberg, 1st Lieutenant, Co-Pilot ***** Edwin C. Hollingsworth, 1st Lieutenant, Navigator ***** Homer Drakoulas, 1st Lieutenant, Bombardier (Changed surname to Drake after the war) ***** Lloyd M. Bassett, Tech Sergeant, Waist Gunner ***** Guy Rees Jr., Staff Sergeant, Radio Operator ***** Lester A. McMahon, Staff Sergeant, Gunner ***** Peter Kalomalos, Staff Sergeant, Top Turret Gunner ***** Warren C. McKee, Staff Sergeant, Tail Gunner *** ''513th Squadron'' **** Queen Bee - #41-11591 ***** William R. Zimmerman, 1st Lieutenant, Pilot ***** Preston M. Hawk, 2nd Lieutenant, Co-Pilot ***** Gordon D. Seibert, 2nd Lieutenant, Navigator ***** Willam H. Rutledge, 2nd Lieutenant, Bombardier ***** Earl E. Paulson, Tech Sergeant, Engineer (Spelled Earl J. on Ploesto Roster) ***** William B. Stout, Tech Sergent, Radio Operator ***** Edward A. Lis, Tech Sergeant, Waist Gunner ***** Robert T. Stoddard, Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner ***** William T. Curry, Tech Sergeant, Tail Gunner **** Lil Abner - #41-11779 ***** Hubert H. Whitlock, 1st Lieutenant, Pilot ***** Cecil C. Crawford, 2nd Lieutenant, Co-Pilot ***** Dean B. Richards, 2nd Lieutenant, Navigator ***** Richard N. Sloss, 2nd Lieutenant, Bombardier ***** Nicholas Badida, Tech Sergeant, Engineer ***** David C. McLendon, Staff Sergeant, Radio Operator ***** Eino A. Bumala, Tech Sergrant, Waist Gunner ***** Robert C. Davis, Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner ***** Sylvester E. Haubrich, Staff Sergeant, Tail Gunner **** Tangerine - #41- 11916 ***** Charles L. Hobbs, 1st Lieutenant, Pilot ***** Richard C. Ruecroft, 2nd Lieutenant, Co-Pilot ***** Albert W Tegnazian, 2nd Lieutenant, Navigator ***** Robert A. Walker, 2nd Lieutenant, Bombardier ***** Harry Shultz, Tech Sergeant, Engineer ***** James J. Foy, Tech Sergeant, Radio Operator ***** Alton M. Perry, Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner ***** Frank J. McGowen, Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner ***** Henry Magaram, Staff Sergeant, Tail Gunner **** Let's Go - #41-24032 ***** Ernest W. Fogal, 1st Lieutenant, Pilot ***** Edward O. Smithdale, 2nd Lieutenant, Co-Pilot (Spelled Smithdeal on Ploesti Roster) ***** John L. Guillerman, 1st Lieutenant, Navigator ***** Theodore N. Gill, 1st Lieutenant, Bombardier ***** Wickham E. Larzelere, Tech Sergeant, Engineer ***** Diane F. Snodgrass, Tech Sergeant, Radio Operator ***** John V. Welton, Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner ***** William Wildermuth Jr., Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner ***** Richard Lipps, Staff Sergeant, Tail Gunner **** Wolf Pack - #42-40315 ***** J. P. Deveuve, 1ts Lieutenant, Pilot ***** Grover H. Buxton, 2nd Lieutenant, Co-Pilot ***** Frank W. Kearny Jr., 2nd Lieutenant, Navigator (Spelled Keaney on Ploesti Roster) ***** Ralph L. Talas,2nd Lieutenant, Bombardier ***** Rudolph Stellar, Tech Sergeant, Engineer ***** Gustave C. Huneke, Tech Sergeant, Radio Operator ***** Louis Preite, Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner (Spelled Preitte on Ploesti Roster) ***** Paul M. Furnell, Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner ***** Louie D. Arizza, Staff Sergeant, Tail Gunner **** Barrel House Bessie - #42-40317 ***** Wayne V. Friberg, 2nd Lieutenant, Pilot ***** Richard F. Hurd, Sergeant, Co-Pilot ***** Kenneth D. Hamilton, 2nd Lieutenant, Navigator ***** George A. Lascurettes, 2nd Lieutenant, Bombardier ***** Woodrow W. Johnston, Tech Sergeant, Engineer ***** Jewett A. Bale, Tech Sergeant, Radio Operator ***** Anthony J. Peidl, Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner ***** Parke L. Hoover, Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner ***** John J. Masterson, Staff Sergeant, Tail Gunner ***** Albert Grosse, Sergeant, No position listed **** Little Richard - #42-40660 ***** Dean E. Lear, 1st Lieutenant, Pilot ***** John O. McDonald, 1st Lieutenant, Co-Pilot (Ploesti Roster has no middle initial.) ***** Warren H. Grigg, 1st Lieutenant, Navigator ***** John N. Gekas, 1st Lieutenant, Bombardier ***** Louis G. Fischer, Tech Sergeant, Engineer ***** Richard G. Byers, Tech Sergeant, Radio Operator ***** Melvin B. Holbrook, Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner ***** Burdette V. Lindeman, Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner ***** Roscoe L. Keller, Staff Sergeant, Tail Gunner *** ''514th Squadron'' **** Wash's Tub - #41-11636 ***** James Bock, 1st Lieutenant, Pilot ***** Kenneth F. Snow, 1st Lieutenant, Co-Pilot ***** Robert Y. Price, 1st Lieutenant, Navigator ***** Irving R. Bloom, 1st Lieutenant, Bombardier (Listed flying with Block on Ploesti Roster) ***** Fredrick P. Russek, Tech Sergeant, Engineer (Spelled Frederick on Ploesti Roster) ***** Charles J. Cannor, Tech Sergeant, Radio Operator (Spelled Cannon on Ploesti Roster) ***** Fred R. Bond, Staff Sergeant, Top Turret Gunner ***** Daniel M. Brunson, Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner ***** Charles W. Wilkinson, Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner ***** Edwin R. Breslin, Staff Sergeant, Tail Gunner ***** Hilliard S. Price, 2nd Lieutenant, Co-Pilot (Not listed in Black Sunday) ***** Earnest E. West, Staff Sergeant, Medical Corp **** Per-Diem The Second - #41-11935 ***** Robert Hart Storz, 1st Lieutenant, Pilot ***** Mark J. Mathers Jr., 2nd Lieutenant, Co-Pilot ***** Thomas. H. Schuler, 2nd Lieutenant, Navigator ***** William E. Seigfried, 2nd Lieutenant, Bombardier ***** Joseph T. Quinn, Tech Sergeant, Engineer ***** Walter Brazon, Tech Sergeant, Radio Operator ***** Charles H. Phillips, Staff Sergeant, Top Turret Gunner ***** Sylvannus O. Skrovig, Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner ***** Glenn R. Unger, Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner ***** William T. Minyard, Staff Sergeant, Tail Gunner ***** Hugh E. Gregg, Staff Sergeant, Gunner (Not listed in Black Sunday) **** Georgia Peach - #41-24252 ***** Lyle T. Ryan, 1st Lieutenant, Pilot ***** Robert E. Mason, 2nd Lieutenant, Co-Pilot ***** Izaak Kotkin, 2nd Lieutenant, Navigator ***** Robert C. Greybill, 2nd Lieutenant, Bombardier ***** Melvin F. Hamlon, Tech Sergeant, Engineer (Spelled Hanlon on Ploesti Roster) ***** Theodore Levy, Staff Sergeant, Radio Operator, ***** Ralph A. Reed, Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner ***** Jerrod A. Gibbs, Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner ***** Edward R. Martens, Staff Sergeant, Tail Gunner **** Patches - #41-24310 ***** Donald R. O'Sullivan, 1st Lieutenant, Pilot ***** Walter F. Tubb, 2nd Lieutenant, Co-Pilot ***** Kenneth F. Johnston, 2nd Lieutenant, Navigator ***** Jose R. Felix, 2nd Lieutenant, Bombardier ***** Earl R. Parker, Tech Sergeant, Engineer ***** Earl T. Leisure, Tech Sergeant, Radio Operator ***** William M. Howie, Staff Sergeant, Gunner ***** Farley. R. Lewis, Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner ***** Robert J. Sweet, Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner ***** Joseph F. Skradski, Staff Sergeant, Tail Gunner **** 8-Ball - #42-40206 ***** Myron R. Conn, 1st Lieutenant, Pilot ***** Jack M. Lewis, 2nd Lieutenant, Co-Pilot ***** John R. Pace, 2nd Lieutenant, Navigator ***** Lewis A. Rochez III, 2nd Lieutenant, Bombardier ***** Walter W. Smith, Tech Sergeant, Engineer/Top Turret Gunner ***** Hubert H. Reischl, Tech Sergeant, Radio Operator ***** Bille M. Riffe, Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner ***** Ernest E. West, Staff Sergeant, Gunner (Listed as flying with Bock in Black Sunday) ***** Elwood E. Kotil, Staff Sergeant, Tail Gunner ***** L.J. Madden, 1st Lieutenant, Photographer ***** Hubert W. Sunderland, Tech Sergeant, Radio Operator (Not listed in Black Sunday) **** G.I. Ginnie - #42-40657 ***** [[Appold-11|Norman Carl Appold (1917-2004]], Major, Pilot ***** Edward G. Duffy, 1st Lieutenant, Co-Pilot ***** [[Redding-1856|Rylan Covington Redding Sr. (1923-1990)]], 2nd Lieutenant, Navigator ***** [[Tabb-463|Clarence Eugene Tabb Jr. (1922-1995)]], 2nd Lieutenant, Bombardier ***** [[McKee-7659|Richard James McKee (1919-1967)]], Tech Sergeant, Engineer ***** [[Brown-173241|Stuart Charles Brown (1917-2017)]], Tech Sergeant, Radio Operator ***** [[Morgan-42017|Raymond Donald Morgan (1918-1955)]], Waist Gunner ***** Harold D. Meyer, Staff Sergeant, Tail Gunner ***** George C. Barwell, Flight Lieutenant, Top Turret Gunner, RAF **** The Gremlin ***** Harlen D. Whipple, 1st Lieutenant, Pilot ***** Robert A. Robinson, 2nd Lieutenant, Co-Pilot ***** Daniel W. Paul, 2nd Lieutenant, Navigator ***** James W. Hammons, 1st Lieutenant, Bombardier ***** Oren A. Beuter, Tech Sergeant, Engineer ***** Thomas E. Mack, Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner ***** John P. O'Hara, Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner ***** Louis R. Gerka, Staff Sergeant, Tail Gunner (Spelled Gorka on Ploesti Roster and listed as flying with Ward) ***** Carmello J. Milioto, Tech Sergeant, Radio Operator ***** Alfred J. Runyan, Staff Sergeant, Gunner *** ''515th Squadron'' **** Chum V/Kitty Quick - #41-11630 ***** Jerome P. DuFour, 1st Lieutenant, Pilot ***** Stanley Lee, 1st Lieutenant, Co-Pilot ***** John A. McDonald, 1st Lieutenant, Navigator (Listed as John O. on Ploesti Roster) ***** Anthony R. Paakos, 2nd Lieutenant Bombardier (Spelled Pakos on Ploesti Roster) ***** Donald W. Gorman, Tech Sergeant, Engineer/Waist Gunner ***** George A. Sommer, Tech Sergeant, Radio Operator ***** John E. O'Conner, Staff Sergeant, Gunner ***** Leonard J. Stephens, Staff Sergeant, Top Turret Gunner ***** John P. Gotham, Staff Sergeant, Tail Gunner ***** Malcom C. McIntire, 1st Lieutenant, Navigator (Not listed in Black Sunday) ***** David A. McNamara, 2nd Lieutenant, Co-Pilot (Not listed in Black Sunday) ***** George M. Summers, Tech Sergeant, Radio Operator (Not listed in Black Sunday) **** Angie The Ox, #41-24031 ***** Frank C. Wright, 1st Lieutenant, Pilot ***** Hillard S. Price, 2nd Lieutenant, Co-Pilot (Listed flying with Bock in Ploesti Roster) ***** Malcomb McIntire, 1st Lieutenant, Navigator (Listed flying with Dufour on Ploesto Roster) ***** Allen V. Shouse, 2nd Lieutenant, Bombardier ***** Robert C. Albert, Staff Sergeant, Engineer ***** Pat H. Hodges, Staff Sergeant, Top Turret Gunner ***** Raymond N. Dickey, Staff Sergeant, Tail Gunner ***** Robinson B. Berry, Tech Sergeant, Waist Gunner ***** Wayne Sowers, Tech Sergeant, Waist Gunner (Listed flying with Jones in the 44th BG on Ploesti Roster) **** Little Isadore - #42-40203 ***** [[Bley-235|Charles William Bley (1918-1944)]], 1st Lieutenant, Pilot, KIA Jan 1944 ***** David A. McNamera, 2nd Lieutenant, Co-Pilot (Listed as flying with DuFour on Ploesti Roster, Spelled McNamara on Ploesti Roster) ***** George T. Hughes, 2nd Lieutenant, Navigator ***** Jerome J. Goldberg, 1st Lieutenant, Bombardier ***** Harold F. Town, Tech Sergeant, Engineer ***** John C. Russ, Tech Sergeant, Radio Operator ***** Harry C. Krause, Tech Sergeant, Waist Gunner ***** Donald J. Klein, Staff Sergeant, Gunner ***** Richard E. Larsen, Staff Sergeant, Tail Gunner **** Joey Uptown/Satan's Kids - #42-40232 ***** Guy E. Holt, 1st Lieutenant, Pilot ***** Herbert M. Palmtag, 2nd Lieutenant, Co-Pilot ***** Harold A. Fisher, 1st Lieutenant, Navigator ***** Paul C. DeTreville, 1st Lieutenant, Bombardier ***** Arthur L. Roger, Tech Sergeant, Engineer (Spelled Rogers on Ploesti Roster) ***** Paul H. Brown, Tech Sergeant, Radio Operator (Listed as Paul N. on Ploesti Roster) ***** Anthony A Grecki, Sergeant, Top Turret Gunner ***** John T. Ramey, Staff Sergeant, Tail Gunner ***** Charles, C. Boals, Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner **** #42-40319 (LIsted as Dopy Goldberg in Black Sunday, ??? Rebel elsewhere) ***** Donaldson B. Hurd, 1st Lieutenant, Pilot ***** Arnold B. Good, 1st Lieutenant, Co-Pilot (Arnold N. on Ploesti Roster) ***** Jack Reiter, 2nd Lieutenant, Navigator ***** Kermit P. Hansen, 1st Lieutenant, Bombardier ***** John K. Farnam, Tech Sergeant, Engineer ***** Harry W. Crampton, Tech Sergeant, Radio Operator ***** Donald J. Emaus, Staff Sergeant, Top Turret Gunner (Spelled Emanus on Ploesti Roster) ***** Alfred S. Farrington, Staff Sergeant, Tail Gunner (Spelled Ferrington on Ploesti Roster) ***** Arthur L. Johnson, Staff Sergeant, Gunner **** Teggie Ann - #42-40664 ***** [[Compton-4108|Keith Karl Compton (1915-2004)]], Colonial, Group Commander/Pilot ***** Ralph P. Thompson, Captain, Co-Pilot ***** Harold A. Wicklund, Captain, Navigator ***** Elbert L. Hester, 1st Lieutenant, Bombardier ***** Leonard S. Pate, Tech Sergeant, Engineer ***** Lawrence M. Vaughn, Tech Sergeant, Radio Operator ***** Angelo A. Aspesi, Staff Sergeant, Gunner ***** Charles D. Robbins, Staff Sergeant, Waist Gunner ***** Leonard J. Picard, Staff Sergeant, Tail Gunner ***** [[Ent-40|Uzal Girard Ent (1901-1948)]] Brigadier General, Mission Commander **** Good Time Charlie - #41-24030 ***** [[Gluck-258|Edwin Leonard Gluck (1918-1999)]], 1st Lieutenant, Pilot ***** [[Orr-9731|Daniel Bell Orr (1919-2011)]], 1st Lieutenant, Co-Pilot ***** Thomas W. McGrain, 2nd Lieutenant, Navigator (Listed as flying with Gunn on Ploesti Roster) ***** [[Cummings-10026|John Fredrick Cummings (1918-1945)]], 2nd Lieutenant, Bombardier ***** William M. Dent, Tech Sergeant, Engineer ***** Edgar W. Brackman, Tech Sergeant, Radio Operator ***** David A. Russel, Staff Sergeant, Top Turret Gunner (Spelled Russell on Ploesti Roster) ***** Charles R. Biggs, Staff Sergeant, Gunner ***** James E. Rose, Staff Sergeant, Tail Gunner == Sources ==
Published Aug. 1, 2018, Lt Col Terrence G. Popravak, Jr., USAF (Retired)] ===Texts=== * Schultz, Duane, ''Into The Fire, Ploesti, The Most Fateful Mission of World War II'', Yardley, PA., Westholme Publishing, LLC, September 2008. * James Dugan & Carroll Stewart, ''Ploesti, The Great Ground-Air Battle of 1 August 1943, Revised Edition'' Potomac Books, An Imprint of the University of Nebraska Press, 2002 * Michael Hill, ''Black Sunday, Ploesti'', Atglen, PA., Schiffer Publishing, LTD, 1993. * Jay A. Stout, ''Fortress Ploesti, The Campaign to Destroy Hitler's Oil'', Havertown, PA., Casemate Publishing, 2011 ===Other With Mentions of Operation Tidal Wave=== * [https://www.nationalww2museum.org/war/articles/over-cauldron-ploesti-american-air-war-romania Jason Dawsey, ''Over the Cauldron of Ploesti: The American Air War in Romania''], The National World War II Museum, New Orleans, 12 August 2019 ===Other Info=== * [https://www.findagrave.com/virtual-cemetery/329458?page=1#sr-56287287, A VIRTUAL CEMETERY CREATED BY JOHN DOWDY, Ploesti Raiders] * [https://homeofheroes.com/ Home of Hero’s, List of Award Winners, work in progress]
Published Aug. 1, 2018, Lt Col Terrence G. Popravak, Jr., USAF (Retired)] ===Texts=== * Schultz, Duane, ''Into The Fire, Ploesti, The Most Fateful Mission of World War II'', Yardley, PA., Westholme Publishing, LLC, September 2008. * James Dugan & Carroll Stewart, ''Ploesti, The Great Ground-Air Battle of 1 August 1943, Revised Edition'' Potomac Books, An Imprint of the University of Nebraska Press, 2002 * Michael Hill, ''Black Sunday, Ploesti'', Atglen, PA., Schiffer Publishing, LTD, 1993. * Jay A. Stout, ''Fortress Ploesti, The Campaign to Destroy Hitler's Oil'', Havertown, PA., Casemate Publishing, 2011 ===Other With Mentions of Operation Tidal Wave=== * [https://www.nationalww2museum.org/war/articles/over-cauldron-ploesti-american-air-war-romania Jason Dawsey, ''Over the Cauldron of Ploesti: The American Air War in Romania''], The National World War II Museum, New Orleans, 12 August 2019 ===Other Info=== * [https://www.findagrave.com/virtual-cemetery/329458?page=1#sr-56287287, A VIRTUAL CEMETERY CREATED BY JOHN DOWDY, Ploesti Raiders] * [https://homeofheroes.com/ Home of Hero’s, List of Award Winners, work in progress]
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*I-10 Interstate 10 *U.S. Highway 90 *Texas State Highway 12 *Texas State Highway 62 *Texas State Highway 73 *Texas State Highway 87 Airports
*Orange County Airport (general aviation flights) * Southeast Texas Regional Airport (Port Arthur) operates commercial flights ===Politics=== :Orange County voters supported the Democratic party in the elections just prior to the Civil War. Unlike many of its neighbors in Texas and Louisiana, Orange County remained a bastion of Democratic strength throughout its history. Presidential returns from 1968 to 1992 indicated a strong Democratic plurality, with only the 1972 Nixon anomaly. https://tshaonline.org/handbook/online/articles/hco03 ===Cities/towns=== *[[:Category:Orange, Texas|Orange]] (county seat){{Image|file=Orange_County_Texas-5.jpg |align=r |size=350 |caption=Orange, Texas and Sabine R. }} *[[:Category:Pine Forest, Texas|Pine Forest]] *[[:Category: Pinehurst, Orange County, Texas|Pinehurst]] *[[:Category:Port Arthur, Texas|Port Arthur]] (mostly in Jefferson County) *[[:Category:Rose City, Texas|Rose City]] *[[:Category:Vidor, Texas|Vidor]] *[[:Category:West Orange, Texas|West Orange]] *[[:Category:Bridge City, Texas|Bridge City]] *[[:Category:Mauriceville, Texas|Mauriceville]] *[[:Category:Forest Heights, Texas|Forest Heights]] *[[:Category:Little Cypress, Texas|Little Cypress]] *[[:Category:Orangefield, Texas|Orangefield]] Ghost towns
*[[:Category:Lemonville, Texas|Lemonville]] *[[:Category:Texla, Texas|Texla]] ====Schools==== {{Image|file=Anderson County Texas-4.gif |align=l |size=140 |caption='''Rockin Schoolhouse''' }}{{clear}} The county is served by 5 school districts: *Bridge City ISD *Little Cypress-Mauriceville Consolidated ISD *Orangefield ISD *Vidor ISD *West Orange-Cove Consolidated ISD *West Orange-Cove Consolidated Independent School District[edit] ====Public Schools==== West Orange-Cove Consolidated Independent School District: Superintendent of Schools is James Colbert Jr. *M B North Early Learning Center/Head Start (seeking, Principal) *West Orange-Stark Elementary (Bennie Smith, Principal) *West Orange-Stark Middle (seeking, Principal) *West Orange-Stark High School (Hutcherson Hill, Principal) *West Orange-Cove Academic Alternative Center (Rodney Anderson, Director) Main article: Bridge City Independent School District. The Superintendent is Jamey Harrison. *Hatton Elementary School (Principal:Norman Gaspard *Sims Elementary School (Principal:Kent Broussard) *Bridge City Intermediate School (Principal:Tara Fountain) *Bridge City Middle School (Principal:Kevin Jones) *Bridge City High School (Principal:Richard Briggs ) Little Cypress-Mauriceville Consolidated Independent School District *Mauriceville Elementary School *Little Cypress Elementary School *Mauriceville Middle School *Little Cypress Intermediate School *Mauriceville Middle School *Little Cypress Junior High School *Little Cypress-Mauriceville High School ===Historic Census=== https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orange_County,_Texas :1860 --- 1,916 — :1870 --- 1,255 −34.5% :1880 --- 2,938 134.1% :1890 --- 4,770 62.4% :1900 --- 5,905 23.8% :1910 --- 9,528 61.4% :1920 --- 15,379 61.4% :1930 --- 15,149 −1.5% :1940 --- 17,382 14.7% :1950 --- 40,567 133.4% :1960 --- 60,357 48.8% :1970 --- 71,170 17.9% :1980 --- 83,838 17.8% :1990 --- 80,509 −4.0% :2000 --- 84,966 5.5% :2010 --- 81,837 −3.7% :Est. 2015 --- 84,260 ===Notables=== *[[Phillips-14900|O. A. "Bum" Phillips]] — NFL head coach (Houston Oilers, New Orleans Saints), United States Marine ===County Resources=== *'''Big Thicket National Preserve (park)''' *https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reserve_fleet *Refining industry *Paper milling *Rice farming *Shrimping *shipbreaking ===Cemeteries=== {{Image|file=Rusk County Cemeteries.gif |align=l |size=m |caption= }}{{clear}} *[[:Category: Autumn Oaks Memorial Park, Orange, Texas|Autumn Oaks Memorial Park]] *[[:Category: Evergreen Cemetery, Orange, Texas|Evergreen Cemetery]] *[[:Category: Jett Cemetery, Orange, Texas|Jett Cemetery]] *[[:Category: St. Mary's Cemetery, Orange, Texas|St. Mary's Cemetery]] *[[:Category: Del Rose Cemetery, Vidor, Texas|Del Rose Cemetery]] *[[:Category: Restlawn Memorial Park, Vidor, Texas|Restlawn Memorial Park]] *[[:Category: Williamson Cemetery, Vidor, Texas|Williamson Cemetery]] ===Sources===
Welcome to Orange County, Texas Project!
{{US History|sub-project=Texas}} *'''[[Space:Texas|Texas Space Page]]''' *Leader - [[Richardson-7161|Mary Richardson]] *Team Member - [[Friebel-7|Donna Storz]] ==History/Timeline== {{Image|file=Orange_County_Texas.jpg |align=c |size=600 |caption=Private home, then Orange County Museum of Art }} *{{blue|Orange County was formed from Jefferson County in 1852 and organized the same year.}} It is named for the early orange groves in the area.https://texasalmanac.com/index.php?q=topics/government/orange-county :'''12,000-15,000 years ago''' Clovis points and spearheads have been found to provide evidence that the area was occupied 12,000–15,000 years ago. https://www.tshaonline.org/handbook/online/articles/hco03 Native Americans in the area were Atakapa Indians (the "man eaters"); early inhabitants left shell remains of houses and burial mounds. Theirs was a hunter-gatherer and fishing culture. :'''1519''' Alonso Álvarez de Pineda, under the Spanish flag, mapped the coastline, and named the Sabine River (San Francisco de Sabenas) after the cypress trees he found. :'''1713''' Louis Juchereau de St. Denis founded the French colony, Natchitoches (east of the Sabine River in La Louisiane). Missions were established by the Spanish. :'''1718''' French traders had crossed the Sabine and were freely operating. :'''1763''' France ceded La Louisiane to Spain at the Treaty of Paris. :'''1803''' Napoleon reacquired Louisiana Territory in 1800, and promptly resold it to the US, leaving the western border of the US not clearly fixed at the mouth of the Sabine River. :'''1806-1821''' - General H Herrera (representing Spain) and General James Wilkinson got together and formed the Neutral Ground agreement. Thus the area located between Sabine River and Arroyo Hondo would be free of troops of either Texas colony or the United States to the East. Without government, this land was occupied by misfits of all types. Spanish occupation ended in 1821 after the Mexico won its independence. Following this the Republic of Mexico governed Texas colonies.https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth39146/m1/43/zoom/?q=Neutral%20ground&resolution=1.5&lat=2061.4135312717694&lon=1795.1871747353575 the Portal to Texas :'''1821''' Mexico wanted colonists, and offered land grants. Settlement began. :'''1826''' Joseph Vehlein obtained colonization rights for territory between the 29th and 33 parallels. :'''1834- 35''' Rights were transferred to the Galveston Bay and Texas Land Company. :'''1837''' U.S. mapped Sabine Lake and Sabine River, to remove snags and debris along Sabine Lake and the Sabine River in 1837. The first steamboat to navigate the Sabine River, the ''Velocipede,'' arrived shortly thereafter. Early settlers to the area included many Americans from bordering states. :'''1850''' Census shows settlers arrived in Jefferson and Orange from Louisiana, Mississippi, Tennessee, and South Carolina. :'''1852''' {{Blue|Orange County was formed 1852 from portions of Jefferson County. }} It was named after the common citrus fruit grown by the early settlers of this county near the mouth of the Sabine River. Due to periodic frosts in Orange County, it is no longer the home of orange trees and citrus orchards. The citrus agriculture has been moved farther south in search of milder winters, and away from the periodic frosts. The trees moved to the Rio Grande Valley.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orange_County,_Texas :'''1858''' There was confusion between county seat of Madison with Madisonville, so the county seat's name was changed to Orange and the town was incorporated. :Slavery - [http://freedomonthemove.org Slavery movement] :'''1861''' 20,000 bales of cotton were shipped from this growing port city. In 1857 the population was 1,277, including 282 slaves and 26 freed blacks. True to its predominantly southern majority, Orange County voters supported the Democratic Party in the elections just prior to the Civil War. :'''1862- 65''' Civil War - Orange mustered several military units during Civil War such as the Orange Greys and the Orange Light Guard. A nearby naval encounter in 1863, the Battle of Sabine Pass, successfully halted the Union army's advance into Texas. Orange survived the war intact but was decimated only five months after the armistice, when a major hurricane hit the town on ' :'''Sept 13, 1865'''. A major hurricane hit the area and destroyed Orange. :'''1870''' county population in 1870 dropped to 1,255. :'''1876''' Texas & New Orleans Railroad, which had arrived in Orange in 1861 and closed during the war, began operating again. :'''1876''' Henry Jacob Lutcher and G. Bedell Moore (of PA) opened saw mill and lumber plant. :'''1880''' County population grew to 2,938 as jobs became available in lumber, building construction, and ship building. :'''1881''' C. P. Huntington brought the Southern Pacific Railroad to Orange, a direct route from San Francisco to Orange to New Orleans. Orange became a major rail and port center. The Opelousas or Old Spanish Trail crossed the Sabine only 10 miles N of Orange, TX. Cattle drives frequently ended at the Orange terminals. Manufacturing became a major contributor to the local economy as establishments increased from eight. :'''1887''' census showed Baptist, Episcopal, Methodist, Presbyterian and Catholic religions were all represented. :'''1890''' 27 companies in Orange in 1890. :'''1901''' Orange Rice Mill was formed. :'''1904''' The Yell Mill (Equitable Bag), only mill in the world that used yellow pine shavings as a raw product. That year county population was 5,905. :'''1916''' Lutcher-Moore Lumber Company donated land to city of Orange to enable its port expansion. Both public and private wharf space was improved and expanded. The Sabine-Neches Waterway was dredged through Sabine Lake past Sabine Pass to the Gulf of Mexico, and the Port of Orange attained deep water operations and invited the further expansion of oil operations and chemical industries. :'''1920''' 32 manufacturers processed and refined oil in the county $17,154,779The number of employees at local plants increased during this period from 894 in 1900 to 4,130. :'''1922''' Oscar Chesson Well began a new oil economy. :'''1929-1930's''' Great Depression was a difficult period for Orange County. The population remained relatively stable but industrial establishments declined to 25 by 1930 and employed only 938 workers. :'''1940 ''' 16 manufacturers and 527 employees. World War II defense needs led Orange County to a recovery: '''Shipbuilding.''' :'''World War II''', Orange County was the home of a large amount of shipbuilding for the navies of the United States and allied countries. The major shipbuilder, the Consolidated Steel Corporation, was located in the town of Orange, and among the warships that it built were the ''USS Aulick'' (DD-569) (1942), the first warship built there, the ''USS Pope'' (DE-134) (1943), and the ''USS Carpenter'' (DD-825) (1945–46), the last warship built there. During the war, the Consolidate Steel Corporation employed as many as 20,000 people at its shipyard in Orange, Texas. ====Government==== The Orange County Courthouse serves as the court for the region. Republican County Judge Stephen Brint Carlton presides over the five-member Orange County Commissioners' Court. Orange County lies in Texas House District 21, represented beginning in 2015 by the Republican Dade Phelan of Beaumont. Orange County has had four courthouses:http://www.texasescapes.com/TexasGulfCoastTowns/Orange-County-Courthouse-Texas.htm :'''1st county Courthouse, 1853''' :'''2nd Courthouse, 1884 ''' :'''3rd Courthouse, 1898''' :'''4th Courthouse, 1937 ''' {{Image|file=Orange_County_Texas-1.jpg |align=r |size=400 |caption=1898 Courthouse }}{{Clear}} {{Image|file=Orange_County_Texas-2.jpg |align=r |size=400 |caption=1898 courthouse postcard }}{{clear}} {{Image|file=Orange_County_Texas-3.jpg |align=c |size=440 |caption=1937 courthouse }} :The Present Orange County Courthouse, Orange, Texas, 1937 :Architect - C.H. Page, Style- Modern; brick, limestone and marble :Addition - 1960 ===Geography=== :https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orange_County,_Texas :Size: 362 sq. miles, of which 334 square miles is land and 46 square miles (12%) is water. :Bordered on the east by the Sabine River, southeast by Sabine Lake, and southwest by the Neches River. :Elevation: 33 feet above sea level :Topography - flat :Marshes - saltwater marshes in SE part of Orange County that borders the Sabine River. :Trees - piney woods in the northern part of the county. :https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orange_County,_Texas :https://www.tshaonline.org/handbook/online/articles/hco03 :Location: Central Prairie region of SE Texas. :Orange is at 30°05' north latitude and 93°44' west longitude, 24 miles E of Beaumont and 288 miles SE of Dallas. :Orange County is in 2 ecological zones: the Gulf prairies and marshes in the southeast and the Piney Woods in the northwest. :Sabine Lake, the largest lake in the region, is 30 miles long and 20 miles wide. :Additional streams in the county -7. : The coastal region has fish-eating and migratory birds, white pelican, heron, egret, wood stork, white ibis, and sandhill crane. Shorebirds include gulls, terns, upland plover, sandpiper, dowitcher, snipe, and woodcock. :Inland --- pheasant, quail, turkey, sandhill crane, duck, geese, woodcock, and jacksnipe. :Larger game in the area include squirrel, opossum, muskrat, beaver, otter, mink, ring-tailed cat, badger, raccoon, skunk, civet cat, nutria, coyote, fox, deer, and bobcat. :Reptiles and amphibians include toads and frogs, American alligator, turtles, diamond-backed terrapin, black-striped snake, speckled racer, Texas cat-eyed snake, Louisiana Pine snake, and the smooth green snake. :Piney Woods- pine, hardwood forests. :Grassland areas as well as crops are found in concentrations. :Gulf prairies and marshes - grassland and crop areas concentrations, bald cypress, water tupelo swamplands. ===Climate=== :Subtropical; humid with the highest annual rainfall in the state. :Precipitation- average is 56 inches :Humidty 89% at 6:00 A.M. and 69% at 6:00 P.M. :Temperature --low in January 42° F to a high of 61° F and in July from 74° F to 91° F. :Growing season -240 days/ year, - last freeze in mid-March and the first freeze- mid-November. https://www.tshaonline.org/handbook/online/articles/hco03 ===Formed From=== Jefferson County, 1852. ===Adjacent Counties=== *Jasper County (north) *Newton County (north) *Hardin County (northwest) *Jefferson County (west) *Calcasieu Parish, Louisiana (east) *Cameron Parish, Louisiana (southeast) ===Local Resources=== :Piney Woods :Big Thicket :Ship wrecking ===Protected areas=== *The Big Thicket ===Demographics=== https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orange_County,_Texas '''In 2000''', there were 84,966 people in the county with a population density of 238 people/sq mi. The racial makeup of the county was 87.98% White, 8.38% Black or African American, 0.56% Native American, 0.78% Asian, 0.03% Pacific Islander, 1.12% from other races, and 1.15% from two or more races. 3.62% of the population were Hispanic. Median income for a household in the county was $37,586, and the median income for a family was $44,152. The per capita income for the county was $17,554. About 11.40% of families and 13.80% of the population were below the poverty line, including 18.50% of those under age 18 and 12.40% of those age 65 or over. The area's plentiful supply of lumber encouraged the growth of early industries involved with ship building, paper manufacture, and wooden products. More recently, oil and gas production and refining have become the major source of economic growth and development. Salt domes, sand, and gravel are other natural resources of economic importance to the region.https://www.tshaonline.org/handbook/online/articles/hco03 Economic activities in Orange County are the petroleum refining industry, paper milling, rice farming, and shrimping. {{Image|file=Orange_County_Texas-4.jpg |align=c |size=400 |caption=Lutcher Memorial church, First Presbyterian Church. }} Orange County was formerly a center for the building of warships, and there is still a large U.S. Navy ghost fleet (reserve fleet) in Jefferson County - from which currently, many old warships are being cleaned of water pollution sources and then scrapped for their metals. Thus, there is still employment for residents of Orange County in shipbreaking. Highways*I-10 Interstate 10 *U.S. Highway 90 *Texas State Highway 12 *Texas State Highway 62 *Texas State Highway 73 *Texas State Highway 87 Airports
*Orange County Airport (general aviation flights) * Southeast Texas Regional Airport (Port Arthur) operates commercial flights ===Politics=== :Orange County voters supported the Democratic party in the elections just prior to the Civil War. Unlike many of its neighbors in Texas and Louisiana, Orange County remained a bastion of Democratic strength throughout its history. Presidential returns from 1968 to 1992 indicated a strong Democratic plurality, with only the 1972 Nixon anomaly. https://tshaonline.org/handbook/online/articles/hco03 ===Cities/towns=== *[[:Category:Orange, Texas|Orange]] (county seat){{Image|file=Orange_County_Texas-5.jpg |align=r |size=350 |caption=Orange, Texas and Sabine R. }} *[[:Category:Pine Forest, Texas|Pine Forest]] *[[:Category: Pinehurst, Orange County, Texas|Pinehurst]] *[[:Category:Port Arthur, Texas|Port Arthur]] (mostly in Jefferson County) *[[:Category:Rose City, Texas|Rose City]] *[[:Category:Vidor, Texas|Vidor]] *[[:Category:West Orange, Texas|West Orange]] *[[:Category:Bridge City, Texas|Bridge City]] *[[:Category:Mauriceville, Texas|Mauriceville]] *[[:Category:Forest Heights, Texas|Forest Heights]] *[[:Category:Little Cypress, Texas|Little Cypress]] *[[:Category:Orangefield, Texas|Orangefield]] Ghost towns
*[[:Category:Lemonville, Texas|Lemonville]] *[[:Category:Texla, Texas|Texla]] ====Schools==== {{Image|file=Anderson County Texas-4.gif |align=l |size=140 |caption='''Rockin Schoolhouse''' }}{{clear}} The county is served by 5 school districts: *Bridge City ISD *Little Cypress-Mauriceville Consolidated ISD *Orangefield ISD *Vidor ISD *West Orange-Cove Consolidated ISD *West Orange-Cove Consolidated Independent School District[edit] ====Public Schools==== West Orange-Cove Consolidated Independent School District: Superintendent of Schools is James Colbert Jr. *M B North Early Learning Center/Head Start (seeking, Principal) *West Orange-Stark Elementary (Bennie Smith, Principal) *West Orange-Stark Middle (seeking, Principal) *West Orange-Stark High School (Hutcherson Hill, Principal) *West Orange-Cove Academic Alternative Center (Rodney Anderson, Director) Main article: Bridge City Independent School District. The Superintendent is Jamey Harrison. *Hatton Elementary School (Principal:Norman Gaspard *Sims Elementary School (Principal:Kent Broussard) *Bridge City Intermediate School (Principal:Tara Fountain) *Bridge City Middle School (Principal:Kevin Jones) *Bridge City High School (Principal:Richard Briggs ) Little Cypress-Mauriceville Consolidated Independent School District *Mauriceville Elementary School *Little Cypress Elementary School *Mauriceville Middle School *Little Cypress Intermediate School *Mauriceville Middle School *Little Cypress Junior High School *Little Cypress-Mauriceville High School ===Historic Census=== https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orange_County,_Texas :1860 --- 1,916 — :1870 --- 1,255 −34.5% :1880 --- 2,938 134.1% :1890 --- 4,770 62.4% :1900 --- 5,905 23.8% :1910 --- 9,528 61.4% :1920 --- 15,379 61.4% :1930 --- 15,149 −1.5% :1940 --- 17,382 14.7% :1950 --- 40,567 133.4% :1960 --- 60,357 48.8% :1970 --- 71,170 17.9% :1980 --- 83,838 17.8% :1990 --- 80,509 −4.0% :2000 --- 84,966 5.5% :2010 --- 81,837 −3.7% :Est. 2015 --- 84,260 ===Notables=== *[[Phillips-14900|O. A. "Bum" Phillips]] — NFL head coach (Houston Oilers, New Orleans Saints), United States Marine ===County Resources=== *'''Big Thicket National Preserve (park)''' *https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reserve_fleet *Refining industry *Paper milling *Rice farming *Shrimping *shipbreaking ===Cemeteries=== {{Image|file=Rusk County Cemeteries.gif |align=l |size=m |caption= }}{{clear}} *[[:Category: Autumn Oaks Memorial Park, Orange, Texas|Autumn Oaks Memorial Park]] *[[:Category: Evergreen Cemetery, Orange, Texas|Evergreen Cemetery]] *[[:Category: Jett Cemetery, Orange, Texas|Jett Cemetery]] *[[:Category: St. Mary's Cemetery, Orange, Texas|St. Mary's Cemetery]] *[[:Category: Del Rose Cemetery, Vidor, Texas|Del Rose Cemetery]] *[[:Category: Restlawn Memorial Park, Vidor, Texas|Restlawn Memorial Park]] *[[:Category: Williamson Cemetery, Vidor, Texas|Williamson Cemetery]] ===Sources===
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[[Category: Orangeburg County, South Carolina, Cemeteries]][[Category:Orangeburg County, South Carolina, Schools]][[Category:Orangeburg, South Carolina]][[Category:Orangeburgh Judicial District, South Carolina | Orangeburgh Judicial District, South Carolina]][[Category: Tangipahoa Parish, Louisiana | Tangipahoa Parish, Louisiana]] [[Category: Washington Parish, Louisiana | Washington Parish, Louisiana]][[Category: West Florida History | West Florida History]][[Category:US_Occupation_of_West_Florida | US Occupation of West Florida]][[Category: St. Helena Parish, Louisiana | St. Helena Parish, Louisiana]] [[Category: Southern Pioneers]][[Category: Southern Pioneers Project]][[Category: Pike County, Mississippi]][[Category: Amite County, Mississippi]] [[Category:Province of South Carolina]][[Category: South Carolina Colony Genealogy Resources]] {{US History|sub-project=South Carolina}} == Introduction == '''Maps of Orangeburgh, South Carolina, USA''' [https://www.google.com/maps/place/Orangeburg+County,+SC/@33.4407589,-81.3581806,9z/data=!3m1!4b1!4m2!3m1!1s0x88feb2acff230cf9:0xdfce64f75cff53a8 Google Locator Map of South Carolina, USA] [http://archives.sc.gov/sccountymaps/Pages/default.aspx South Carolina Department of Archives and History] [http://www.usgwarchives.net/sc/statewide/maps.htm US Genweb Archives Maps] [http://www.orangeburgcounty.org/ The County of Orangeburg] - Official Site Orangeburg County GIS Mapping - Property mapping ''Orangeburgh officially dropped the '''h''' in 1783 and is since known as Orangeburg.'' ===Orangeburg Links=== [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orangeburg,_South_Carolina Orangeburg Wikipedia] [http://www.orangeburgh.org/ The Orangeburg County Historical Society] is the caretaker of the history of Orangeburg County and their Salley Archives houses non-publicly held historical records of the Individuals, Families and Organizations of the County. [http://www.ogsgs.org/ Orangeburg German-Swiss Genealogy Society] - A family history organization promoting the collection and preservation of early records of the people of Orangeburgh Township, South Carolina and their descendants with a focus on the German and Swiss Immigrants of the 18th century. It is eleemosynary, non-profit, non-political, and non-sectarian. [http://www.orangeburgcounty.org/ocl/resources.asp The Orangeburg County Public Library - Resources - Official Site.] Library resources including research tools: Orangeburg County Library provides informational resources to its patrons. On this page, you will find links to a wide variety of sites on the Internet specializing in an array of available knowledge. Please note that the links in the Library Databases section may require you to input a password or other credentials in order to access a given system. If you need assistance with these tools, please contact the OC Public Library Information Services department at (803) 533-5856 or (803) 533-5857. [http://www.calhouncountymuseumandculturalcenter.org/ Calhoun County Museum & Cultural Center] - The History of Calhoun County and South Carolina Presented with a Southern Flair. [https://dcms.lds.org/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE5799736&from=fhd The history of Orangeburg County, South Carolina] : from its first settlement to the Close of the Revolutionary War] [https://familysearch.org/learn/wiki/en/Orangeburgh_District,_South_Carolina Family Search Orangeburgh SC] [http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~scorange/ Rootsweb-Orangeburg County Genealogy] [http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~scorange/books.htm Books about Orangeburg, South Carolina] [http://www.archivesindex.sc.gov/guide/CountyRecords/rg0038.htm South Carolina Archives Summary Guide] ORANGEBURG COUNTY '''The French Huguenots''' [http://www.carolana.com/SC/Royal_Colony/sc_royal_colony_french_huguenots.html The French Huguenot Settlers During the Royal Period (1729 to 1775)] [http://www.geneanet.org/bibliotheque-genealogie Geneanet Genealogy Library] [https://archive.org/details/inventairesomma02dpgoog Inventaire sommaire des Archives] départementales antérieures à 1790: Haute ... Published 1887 [http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/Huguenot/2000-01/0949269126 Rootsweb Huguenots] '''Swiss Germans''' [http://archives.haute-vienne.fr/ Archives départementales, Alfred Leroux, Haute-Vienne (France), Archives départementales] by Haute-Vienne (France ). ==Church Links== :Baptist ::[https://dcms.lds.org/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE5953667&from=fhd Centennial address reciting the history of Bull Swamp Baptist Church of Orangeburg] :Calvinist :Methodist :Presbyterian ---- =[http://www.ogsgs.org/ffam/ First Families]= Orangeburgh Township was one of several townships established by the Colonial Government in order to encourage settlement in the South Carolina interior. A party of Swiss settlers were escorted to the township of Orangeburgh on the Edisto River in 1735.http://www.ogsgs.org/ffam/ "Bold" names migrated to SW Mississippi and SE Louisiana ==Swiss German (?)== :[[Amacker-8 | '''Amaker''']], Antley, Avinger, :Bair, Bozard, :Carn, Connor, Crider, Culler, [[Cutrer-38 | '''Cutrer''']] :Danner, Dantzler, Dietrich, Dukes, Dupuis, :Fairey,[[Felder-70 | '''Felder''']], Fersner, Friday, Fry, Funchess, :Gartman, Geiger, Giegelman, Giesendanner, Gramling, :Haigler, Hartzog, Hazelwood, Heaner, Herlong, Holman, Horger, '''Hutto''', Hungerpiller, :Inabinet, :Jennings, Judy, :Kemmerlin, Kranick (see Haigler), Kreuter (see Shuler), :Linder, :Moorer, Myers, :[[Ott-1090 | '''Ott''']], :Parler, '''Pound''', :Rast, Rickenbacker, '''Rumph''', Ruple, :Salley, '''Sandel,''' Sanger, Shuler, Shumaker, Smith, '''Snell''', Smoak, Snider, Speigner, Stoudenmire,, Strobel, Stroman, Sturkey, Summers, Syfrett, :Ulmer, Utsey, :Wannamaker, Way, Whetstone, Wiles, Wolfe, :'''Yaun''', Yssenhut, :'''Zeigler''', Zimmerman, '''Zorn'''. ==French Families== :[[Varnado-17 | '''Varnadeaux''']], Varnado, Varnadoe ::[https://dcms.lds.org/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE954494&from=fhd The Family of Leonard Vernadeau and Sarah Hutto Three Generations] ---- =Bibliography= EBOOK [https://play.google.com/books/reader?id=Wk4UAAAAYAAJ&printsec=frontcover&output=reader&hl=en&pg=GBS.PR1 "Liste Des Frânçois Et Suisses."]: From an Old Manuscript List of French and Swiss Protestants, Settled in Charleston, on the Santee, and at Orange Quarter, in Carolina, who Desired Naturalization, Prepared Probably about 1695-6. With Introductory Remarks EBOOK [http://genealogytrails.com/scar/orangeburg/history1.html The History of Orangeburg County, South Carolina] From Its First Settlement to the Close of the Revolutionary War by A. S. Salley, Jr., 1898 [http://www.amazon.com/Register-Carolina-Huguenots-Vol-Bacot/dp/0557242630 Register of Carolina Huguenots, Vol. 1, Bacot - Dupont By Horry Frost Prioleau, Edward Lining Manigault] [https://dcms.lds.org/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE68239&from=fhd Heritage and Kinfolk by David Michael Spicer- Spicer, Tisdale, Walker, Brunson, Barnes, Baker, Copeland Families] [https://dcms.lds.org/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE954494&from=fhd The Family of Leonard Vernadeau and Sarah Hutto Three Generations] [https://dcms.lds.org/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE199697&from=fhd The Segrest saga : the descendants of Henry and Margaret Segrest of Orangeburg] [https://dcms.lds.org/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE927176&from=fhd History of South Carolina V.4] [https://dcms.lds.org/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE199876&from=fhd The book of Syfretts-Syphretts : from Orangeburg, South Carolina 1752-1994] [https://dcms.lds.org/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE5615761&from=fhd The writings of Marion Salley] ==Timeline== ◾(1670) First permanent England settlements and capital city, Charles Town, (Charleston) founded; City Assembly established tax-supported free library ◾(1680) First group French Huguenots arrived; Charles Town moved to Oyster Point, current site '''1700s''' ◾(1700) Hurricane struck Charleston, 98 killed ◾(1706) French, Spanish attacked Charles Town during Queen Anne's War; colonial forces captured French vessel and crew ◾(1712) Territory of Carolina divided into North and South; each had own governor ◾(1713) Hurricane struck; heavy flooding, 70 killed ◾(1715 - 1717) Yemassee Indian Wars ◾(1718) Pirate Blackbeard sailed into Charles Town Harbor; took hostages for ransom; pirate Stede Bonnet captured, hanged in Charles Town ◾(1719) Citizens of South Carolina rebel against Lords Proprietors; James Moore elected governor ◾(1721) South Carolina became Crown Colony; General Sir Francis Nicholson appointed governor ◾(1728) Passenger, shipping service began between Charles Town and New York ◾(1729) Seven Lord Proprietors surrendered right to King George II ◾(1730) Nine townships laid out; settlers began move into interior ◾(1730 - 1739) About 20,000 enslaved Africans brought to South Carolina ◾(1739) 40 blacks, 21 whites died in Stono slave revolt ◾(1740) Fire swept through Charles Town ◾(1742) Spanish prevented from taking Charles Town in Battle of Bloody Marsh ◾(1747) Treaty signed with Choctaw Indians; treaty established trade with Choctaws for not attacking French settlements ◾(1752) Hurricane struck, 103 killed ◾(1760 - 1761) Cherokee Wars ◾(1761) Cherokee War ended; Treaty opened land for settlement; Bounty Act offered public land tax free for 10 year in Up Country, settlers began to move in ◾(1769) Nine judicial district established ◾(1774) Henry Middleton, John and Edward Rutledge, Thomas Lynch, Christopher Gadsden named delegates to First Continental Congress; Middleton chosen President of Continental Congress ◾(1775) Carolina's First Provincial Congress met ◾(1776) First major battle of the Revolution; 15 British warships, 1,500 troops attack Ft. Moultrie, forced away; Declaration of Independence arrived in Charles Town ◾(1777) New state government required each male citizen to denounce King, pledge loyalty to state ◾(1778) Major fire in Charles Town destroyed many building, arson suspected ◾(1779) British prepared sea and land expedition against Charles Town; General Washington ordered 1,400 Continental troops to Charles Town ◾(1780) British troops landed on Seabrook Island, warships anchored within broadside range of Charles Town, Army crossed Ashley river and established line of breastworks; encircled civilian population; siege lasted 40 days; Charles Town surrendered to British ◾(1781) Revolutionary leader, Col. Isaac Hayne, hanged by British outside Charles Town city limits; American forces retake most of South Carolina, advanced to within 15 miles of Charles Town ◾(1782) British Army defeated; left Charles Town ◾(1783) Charles Town renamed Charleston ◾1785) General Assembly legislation laid out counties, established county courts. ORANGEBURG COUNTY from part of the Orangeburg District ◾(1786) Capital moved from Charleston to Columbia ◾(1788) South Carolina became 8th state ◾(1792) Law passed - all free African-Americans between 16 - 50 to pay annual "head tax" of $2.00 '''1800s''' ◾ ''Slavery '''[http://freedomonthemove.org Slavery on the Move] ◾(1804) Hurricane struck South Carolina ◾(1822) Denmark Vesey conspiracy discovered (Vesey and other slave followers planned to capture Charleston, kill most of the whites, escape to Caribbean or Africa); Vesey and 33 others hanged ◾(1830) First steam locomotive in U.S. began passenger route service between Charleston and Hamburg, South Carolina ◾(1865) Records were removed to Columbia early in 1865; on 17 February 1865, they were burned there during Sherman's occupation ===Cemeteries=== {{Image|file=Rusk County Cemeteries.gif |align=l |size=360 |caption= }}{{clear}} *[[:Category: Westwood Memorial Gardens, Moore, South Carolina|Westwood Memorial Gardens]]
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'''FORMS OF ADDRESS, LETTERS AFTER THE NAME.''' https://www.debretts.com/expertise/forms-of-address/letters-after-the-name/ The use of letters after an individual’s name ('''post-nominal letters''') follows a prescribed order. The abbreviation ‘Bt’ (for a baronet) and ‘Esq’, if applicable, precede all other letters. The series of other letters are grouped, and ordered, either by regulations or by custom as follows: ORDER OF LETTERS 1. Orders and decorations conferred by the Crown (Crown honours). 2. Crown appointments in the following order: Privy Counsellor, Aide de Camp to HM, Honorary Physician to HM, Honorary Surgeon to HM, Honorary Dental Surgeon to HM, Honorary Nursing Sister to HM, and Honorary Chaplain to HM (PC, ADC, QHP, QHS, QHDS, QHNS and QHC). 3. Queen’s Counsel, Justice of the Peace and Deputy Lieutenant: thus QC, JP and DL. 4. University degrees. 5. (a) Religious orders (b) medical qualifications. 6. (a) Fellowships of learned societies, (b) Royal Academicians and associates, (c) fellowships, memberships, etc, of professional institutions, associations, etc, and (d) Writers to the Signet 7. Member of Parliament. 8. Membership of one of the armed forces, such as RN or RAF. The nature of the correspondence determines which series of letters normally should be included under groups 4, 5 and 6. For instance, when writing a professional letter to a doctor of medicine, one would normally add more medical qualifications than in a social letter. On a formal list, those who have letters signifying Crown honours and awards are usually given only the principal letters in groups 4, 5 and 6 (for example MD, FRCS, FRS). A peer who is a junior officer in the armed forces is not usually addressed by his service rank in social correspondence, unless he so wishes. CROWN HONOURS Crown honours follow immediately after the abbreviations''' ‘Bt’ (baronet)''' and ''' ‘Esq’ ''' (if applicable). If an individual has more than one set of letters after their name, the letters should appear in this order: '''VC''' : Victoria Cross '''GC''' : George Cross '''KG/LG ''': Knight of the Garter; Lady of the Garter '''KT/LT''' : Knight of the Thistle; Lady of the Thistle '''GCB''' : Knight Grand Cross of the Order of the Bath '''OM''' : Order of Merit '''GCMG''' : Knight Grand Cross of the Order of St Michael and St George '''GCVO''' : Knight Grand Cross of the Royal Victorian Order '''GBE''' : Knight Grand Cross of the Order of the British Empire '''CH''' : Companion of Honour '''KCB/DCB''' : Knight/Dame Commander of the Bath '''KCMG/DCMG''' : Knight/Dame Commander of St Michael and St George '''KCVO/DCVO ''': Knight/Dame Commander of the Royal Victorian Order '''KBE/DBE''' : Knight/Dame Commander of the British Empire '''CB''' : Companion of the Order of the Bath '''CMG''' : Companion of the Order of St Michael and St George '''CVO''' : Commander of the Royal Victorian Order '''CBE''' : Commander of the Order of the British Empire '''DSO''' : Distinguished Service Order '''LVO''' : Lieutenant of the Royal Victorian Order '''OBE''' : Officer of the Order of the British Empire '''ISO''' : Imperial Service Order '''MVO''' : Member of the Royal Victorian Order '''MBE''' : Member of the Order of the British Empire '''RRC''' : Royal Red Cross '''DSC''' : Distinguished Service Cross '''MC''' : Military Cross '''DFC''' : Distinguished Flying Cross '''AFC''' : Air Force Cross '''ARRC''' : Associate Royal Red Cross '''DCM''' : Distinguished Conduct Medal '''CGM ''': Conspicuous Gallantry Medal '''GM ''': George Medal '''DSM ''': Distinguished Service Medal '''MM ''': Military Medal '''DFM''' : Distinguished Flying Medal '''AFM''' : Air Force Medal '''SGM''' : Medal for Saving Life at Sea (Sea Gallantry medal) '''QGM''' : Queen’s Gallantry Medal '''BEM''' : British Empire Medal '''QPM''' : Queen’s Police Medal '''QFSM ''': Queen’s Fire Service Medal '''CPM ''': Colonial Police Medal for Meritorious Service '''ERD''': Army Emergency Reserve Decoration '''VD''' : Volunteer Officer’s Decoration '''TD''' : Territorial Decoration '''ED ''': Efficiency Decoration '''RD''' : Decoration for Officers of the Royal Naval Reserve '''VRD''' : Decoration for Officers of the Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve The Order of Victoria and Albert, the Colonial Police Medal for Gallantry, the King’s Police and King’s Police and Fire Service Medals are no longer conferred. The Elizabeth Cross was created in 2009 to provide national recognition for the families of forces personnel who have died on operations or as a result of terrorism. It has no place in the order of precedence. COMMONWEALTH ORDERS Some Commonwealth countries have their own orders, which are indicated in the same way as the British system. The Order of Australia The Order of Australia was established in 1975. The Order, of which The Queen is Sovereign, consists of a General Division and a Military Division, and is divided into the following classes: AK : Knight of the Order of Australia; precedence after OM AD : Dame of the Order of Australia; precedence after OM AC : Companion of the Order of Australia; precedence after GBE AO : Officer of the Order of Australia; precedence after Knight Bachelor AM : Member of the Order of Australia; precedence after DSO OAM : Medal of the Order of Australia; precedence after RRC (2nd class) The Order of New Zealand : The Order of New Zealand (ONZ) was established in 1987. The Order, of which the Queen is Sovereign, confers no title and ordinary membership is limited to 20. New Zealand Order of Merit : Next in precedence is the New Zealand Order of Merit, which was instituted by Royal Warrant dated 30 May 1996. GNZM, KNZM, DNZM : On 8 March 2009 it was announced that The Queen had given approval for the reinstatement of the titles of Knight and Dame Grand Companion (GNZM) and Knight and Dame Companion (KNZM and DNZM). QSO : The Queen’s Service Order (QSO) and The Queen’s Service Medal (QSM) were instituted by Royal Warrant in 1975: Companion of The Queen’s Service Order; precedence after OBE QSM : The Queen’s Service Medal; precedence after QGM and before BEM The Order of Canada : The Order of Canada, of which The Queen is Sovereign, was established in 1967. It is divided into the following grades: CC : Companion of the Order of Canada; precedence after VC and GC before all other letters OC : Officer of the Order of Canada; precedence after CC CM : Member of the Order of Canada, precedence after OC APPOINTMENTS Letters after the name denoting privy counsellors and Crown appointments follow immediately after orders and decorations conferred by the Crown. They are arranged in the following order: '''Privy Counsellor (PC)''' Aide de Camp to HM (ADC) Honorary Physician to HM (QHP) Honorary Surgeon to HM (QHS) Honorary Dental Surgeon to HM (QHDS) Honorary Nursing Sister to HM (QHNS) Honorary Chaplain to HM (QHC) '''In a social style of address for a peer who is a privy counsellor it is advisable that the letters PC should follow the name. For all other members of the Privy Council the prefix ‘Rt Hon’ before the name is sufficient identification.''' As the other appointments to the Crown (QHP, QHS, etc) are held for a limited period only, they are not always used by recipients. Other Appointments In the order of precedence of letters after the name, these letters follow the abbreviation ‘Bt’ (Baronet) and ‘Esq’ (Esquire), orders and decorations conferred by the Crown and Royal appointments. They appear in the following order: Queen’s Counsel (QC) Justice of the Peace (JP) Deputy Lieutenant (DL) The letters QC are always shown for a Queen’s Counsel, including a County Court judge, but not a High Court judge. The letters JP for justice of the peace, and DL for a deputy lieutenant may be included in that order. They may be omitted for a peer, or for someone with several honours and decorations. Note: there is no official abbreviation for a lord-lieutenant or a vice lord-lieutenant. ACADEMIA & RELIGION University Degrees Letters denoting university degrees are fourth in the order of precedence of letters after the name. '''Doctorates in the faculties of Divinity and Medicine (DD, MD) and masters degrees in the latter (eg MS) are given in all correspondence.''' Other divinity degrees (eg BD) are sometimes included. Other degrees in medicine (eg MB BS) are sometimes included, especially in professional correspondence, but if one progresses in the same degree only the higher is given. Doctorates in other faculties are sometimes given, especially if the correspondence concerns the particular profession or subject (eg''' LLD,''' DSC). Alternatively, except for surgeons, the envelope may simply be addressed as ‘Dr’ before the name. '''Fifth in the order of precedence '''are letters denoting membership of religious orders and medical qualifications. Religious Orders Letters for members of religious communities, when used, should be included, for example ‘SJ’ (Society of Jesus). Members of the Order of St Benedict may choose not to use the letters ‘OSB’, preferring the prefix ‘Dom’ or for a nun, ‘Dame’. Medical Qualifications Medical fellowships are given in all correspondence, for example FRCP and FRCS. Other qualifications are sometimes given, especially those that are the highest held. They are usually given when writing professionally. When all letters signifying qualifications are included they should appear in the following order: Medicine Surgery (except MRCS) Obstetrics Gynaecology and other specialities Qualifying diplomas (for example MRCS, LRCP) Other diplomas (for example DPH, DObst, RCOG) In practice a maximum of three series of letters, including MD, is usually sufficient in ordinary correspondence (for example MD, MS, FRCS). SOCIETIES & PROFESSIONS '''Sixth in the order of precedence''' of letters after the name come the following (in order): (a) Fellowships of learned societies (b) Royal Academicians and associates (c) Fellowships, memberships, etc, of professional institutions, associations, etc. (d) Writers to the Signet FELLOWSHIPS: Fellowships fall into two categories: (a) Honorific, ie nomination by election (b) Nomination by subscription Normally only honorific fellowships are used in social correspondence, such as FRS or FBA. Fellowships by subscription are generally restricted to correspondence concerning the same field of interest, for example a writer to a Fellow of the Zoological Society on the subject of zoology will include FZS after the name. There is no recognised order for placing these letters. In practice, where one society is indisputably of greater importance than another the letters are usually placed in that order. Alternatively, the fellowship of the junior society may be omitted, letters may be placed in order of conferment, or even in alphabetical order. Where a fellow is pre-eminent in a particular subject, the fellowship of a society connected with this interest may either be placed first, or his other fellowships omitted. Principal Learned Societies and Dates of Incorporation Fellow of the Royal Society FRS 1662 Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries FSA 1707 Fellow of the Royal Society of Edinburgh FRSE 1783 Fellow of the Royal Society of Literature FRSL 1823 Fellow of the British Academy FBA 1901 Some presidents use letters signifying their appointment, eg the President of the Royal Society has ‘PRS’ after his name, but these letters are used only within the particular society. The Royal Society of Literature bestows an award limited to ten recipients, the Companion of Literature. The letters ‘CLit’ are placed before the fellowship (CLit, FRSL). Royal Academicians Although Royal Academicians come second in this list, it is not suggested that they yield in precedence to fellows of learned societies. In practice the two lists do not coincide. The president and past presidents are indicated as follows: President of the Royal Academy PRA Past President of the Royal Academy PPRA President of the Royal Scottish Academy PRSA Past President of the Royal Scottish Academy PPRSA Royal Academicians and Associates are indicated as follows: Royal Academician RA Royal Scottish Academician RSA Associate of the Royal Academy ARA Associate of the Royal Scottish Academy ARSA Similarly with other academies, for example President of the Royal Hibernian Academy (PRHA) and academicians (RHA). Professional Institutions and Associations Letters denoting fellowships and memberships of professional institutions are usually restricted to correspondence concerning the particular profession. As there is no recognised order for placing qualifications awarded by different bodies, a recipient usually places these letters on headed paper, business cards, etc, in order of importance to his particular profession. Those whose fellowships are by subscription generally only use letters after the name in the particular field of interest. For example, if John Smith is a chartered engineer and a Fellow of the Royal Historical Society, he would normally be described professionally as ‘John Smith, Esq, CEng’. When corresponding on historical subjects, however, he would normally be described as ‘John Smith, Esq, FRHistS’. If both series of letters are placed after his name, it is usual to place first those appropriate to the particular function or subject that is being addressed. Writers to the Signet The Writers to the Signet is an ancient society of solicitors in Scotland that dates back to 1594. Its members originally held special privileges in relation to the drawing up of legal documents. The society is now an independent association of solicitors, using the post-nominal letters ‘WS’. It is customary for the letters ‘WS’ to follow the name after university degrees and those that signify fellowship or membership of a society or institution, despite the fact that the WS Society is considerably older than many institutions. This is simply a way of indicating the profession. It is not customary for the letters ‘WS’ to be used socially. '''Members of Parliament''' In formal address, the letters ‘MP’ are always shown for a member of parliament. They are shown seventh in the order of precedence of letters after the name. '''Armed Forces''' Letters denoting membership of one of the armed forces come last in the order of precedence of letters after the name. '''Royal Navy''' The letters RN (or Royal Navy, which this service prefers) are placed after the names of serving officers of the rank of captain and below. They are also placed after the names of retired captains, commanders and lieutenant-commanders. The letters RNR are likewise used by officers of the Royal Naval Reserve. '''Army''' The appropriate letters that signify a regiment or corps may be placed after the name for officers on the active list of and below the rank of lieutenant-colonel, but are often omitted in social correspondence. These letters are not used for retired officers. Corps have letter abbreviations (for example RE for Royal Engineers, RAMC for Royal Army Medical Corps, RAOC for Royal Army Ordnance Corps, REME for Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers). Most regiments are written in full. '''RAF''' The letters RAF are placed after serving and retired officers, except for marshals of the Royal Air Force. Officers above the rank of group captain do not often use these letters. The same rules apply to the Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve (RAFVR). '''Royal Marines''' The letters RM (or Royal Marines, which some officers prefer) are placed after the names of serving and retired officers of the rank of lieutenant-colonel and below. The same rules apply to the Royal Marines Reserve (RMR).
Order of the Medjidie
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''Order of the Medjidie 4th Class ''
''Turkey ''
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''Mecidiye Nişanı ''
[[image:Photos-194.gif|140px|*]] The obverse of the star contains the Sultan Abdul Mejid's royal cipher which is surrounded by an inscription on a gold-bordered circle of red enamel; on a star of seven triple quills with small crescents and five-pointed stars between them; suspended from a red enameled crescent and star suspender with green enameled edges. Medjidie or Mejidie (Turkish - Mecidiye Nişanı, August 29, 1852-1922) is the name of a military and knightly order of the Ottoman Empire that was instituted in 1851. The decoration was issued by Sultan Abd-ul-Mejid I and he personally presented this decoration in considerable numbers to members of the British Army, Royal Navy and the French Army. This was his chosen method to recognize their distinguished service in providing aid to the Ottoman Empire during the Crimean War against Russia '''Key to Other Information''' *OM=Order of the Medjidie(Turkey) *LOH=Legion of Honour (France) *WIA=Wounded in Action {| border="1" align="center" class="wikitable sortable" style="font-style:; font-size:100%; border: 4px Solid Red;" |- ! scope="col" | Last Name ! scope="col" class="sortable" | First Names ! scope="col" class="sortable" |Conflict ! scope="col" class="sortable" | Flag of Country ! scope="col" class="sortable" | Other ! scope="col" class="sortable" | Class |- |[[Arbuthnot-1944|Arbuthnot]] |Alexander Dundas Young |unknown (1842) |[[Image:WikiTree Profiles Roll of Honor-4.jpg|90px|??]] |OM |unknown |- |[[Burgoyne-155|Burgoyne]] |Hugh Talbot |Crimean War |[[Image:WikiTree Profiles Roll of Honor-4.jpg|90px|??]] |VC,LOH,OM |Of the Fifth Class |- |[[Cobham-63|Cobham]] |Alexander William |Crimean War |[[Image:WikiTree Profiles Roll of Honor-4.jpg|90px|??]] |OM |Of the Fifth Class |- |[[Goodlake-2|Goodlake]] |Gerald Littlehales |Crimean War |[[Image:WikiTree Profiles Roll of Honor-4.jpg|90px|??]] |VC, LOH, OM |unknown |- |[[Jones-20325|Jones]] |Lewis Tobias |Crimean |[[Image:WikiTree Profiles Roll of Honor-4.jpg|90px|??]] |OM LOH WIA(Algiers) |Of the Third Class |- |}
Order of the Tower and Sword
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''Order of the Tower and Sword ''
''Ordem Militar da Torre e Espada do Valor, Lealdade e Mérito ''
''Portugal ''
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[[Image:Photos-203.gif|140px|??]] The Military Order of the Tower and of the Sword, of Valour, Loyalty and Merit is a Portuguese order of knighthood and the pinnacle of the Portuguese honours system. It was created by King Afonso V in 1459 the order is not only bestowed to people, but may be bestowed to Portuguese municipalities.The Order of the Tower and Sword, as awarded by the Portuguese government today, comes in six classes Grand Collar (GColTE), Grand Cross (GCTE), Grand Officer (GOTE), Commander (ComTE), Officer (OTE),Knight (CavTE) or Dame (DamTE)
=== OUR O'DRISCOLL Y-CHROMOSOME DNA RESULTS === Congratulations, [[O'Driscoll-117|Tim]]! You have proven your/our O'Driscoll paternal ancestry going back over a 1000 years. Your Y-111 STRs (said "stirs", which tests 111 Short Tandem Repeats markers) and Big Y results (which tests 11.5 to 12.5 million base-pairs of mapped positions of the non-recombining Y chromosome, identifying known SNPs (said "snips", aka Single Nucleotide Polymorphisms) AND novel variants (previously unrecorded) SNPs) show that you match several Driscolls/O'Driscolls who have O'Driscoll ancestors from County Cork. The project called "I2a Y-Haplogroup", to which you belong, has over 2600 members. It is focused on haplogroups, or ancient ancestry going back thousands of years. The project covers the entire I-P37 haplogroup, but you belong to a branch called I-L161, and more specifically a branch we call "Isles-A". The Isles-A group is the same as the Y12072+ group and includes all the subgroups of I-Y12072. The entire I-L161 group is nicknamed "Isles" because it is more common in Great Britain and Ireland than in continental Europe. But it is rare even in Britain and Ireland, less than 1% of men there belong to I-L161. A now-defunct DNA testing company gave the I-L161 group the nickname "The Deerhunters" which is supposed to mean that your paternal ancestors were already in Western Europe/Britain and Ireland well over 6,000 years ago, leading a hunter-gatherer life, before the arrival of new technologies, agriculture, new languages. Timothy's DYS481=23 is unique among I-P37 Driscolls tested. There is one Driscoll DYS481=22, the remaining are DYS481=24 and DYS481=25. This is a marker with a high-medium mutation rate; at present, there is no reason to place particular importance on it. So far, there are no other STR mutations that would suggest a division between Timothy and other I-P37 Driscolls. Timothy's STR matches in the project appear remote - not within a reasonably close genealogical timeframe. Out of five matches at 111 markers - the nearest one by Genetic Distance 102/111 - three matches are confirmed A14359, one is known to be closely related to a confirmed A14359. That leaves only one match who has not done sufficient deep SNP testing to know his terminal SNP. Your Big Y found approximately 5 harmless mutations in your Y chromosome that weren't found in any other Big Y testers (these mutations are also called SNPs (aka unnamed variants/novel variants). Therefore we know that you don't have a recent common ancestor with any of the other Driscoll men who have tested Big Y (The Big Y test covers approx 75% of the mappable regions of the Y chromosome, the maximum that FTDNA presently tests). Approximately 8 of your Driscoll relatives, and approximately 4 additional men of other names who likely have a Driscoll paternal ancestor have also completed Big Y. They also had some private novel variants, and some of them share additional variants. Thanks to all of this, we can start to separate the O'Driscoll family into different branches, and calculate when the most recent common ancestor of each branch lived. In Summary: # All of your O'Driscoll family is A13665+ (i.e., "positive for SNP A13665") # Almost all of your O'Driscoll family is additionally A13664+, and you are also A13664+ (i.e., "positive for SNP A13664") # Most of your O'Driscoll family is additionally A13904+ and A14359+, but you are A13904- and A14359- (i.e., "negative for SNP A13904 and A14359"). There is another completed Big Y with A13665+ A13664+ A13904- A14359- results. But as far as we can tell, you don't share any SNPs/unnamed variants with him, and you aren't closely related (estimate that you and he are related in the male line some 1200 years ago). There are also some people who haven't tested Big Y, but who have A13665+ A13664+ A13904- A14359- results from individual SNP testing (or equivalent results). It's possible that if these families did Big Y we would learn that they are closer relatives to you. The families probably have a Driscoll paternal ancestor several generations ago. The average age of Irish surnames is about 1000 years, and similar to the date of the traditional founder Eidersceoil supposedly born about 910 CE, but the age of the A13665 subclade may be more since two previous testers are A13664-, so possibly a group of already related men took up the same surname. Others may just have made a different choice. However, over a thousand years is plenty of time for [https://isogg.org/wiki/Non-paternity_event non-patrilineal events] (i.e., events which cause a break in the link between an hereditary surname and the Y-chromosome resulting in a son using a different surname from that of his biological father) of many kinds, either into or out of the surname, perhaps both in one line. For example, there are some Driscolls in A11115 who are related only pre A13665 so probably acquired the name secondhand. I/[[McCarthy-2108|Sheila]] have requested Tim's BAM file from FTDNA. They are backlogged and this might take months. After I receive the BAM file, the next step step is to get the results validated at YFull.com. YFull analysis also sorts out the good SNPs from the dodgy ones and may find some more. For example if Tim is positive for A13664, he should be positive for Y31631, but FTDNA hasn’t detected this. Tim's kit will appear anonymously on the YFull tree under I-A13664*. See here: [https://www.yfull.com/tree/I-Y12072/ YFull Tree for Tim O'Driscoll]. == Sources ==
==Welcome to the Oxfordshire Monthly Challenge!== These challenges are for improving Oxfordshire profiles and we will focus on those that are currently flagged as Unsourced and associated with a particular town or area each month ===Steps to take to complete a profile=== *Add at least one full source *Check the birth, marriage and death location fields are correctly formatted – a number have problems such as misspelt towns, multiple commas, missing country or have addresses (which should be moved to the biography) *If the profile is linked to another through marriage please try and find a source for that marriage *Check the biography and clean it up or add to it where you can *Remove span anchors and replace with proper source formats *Check the profile for suggestions and resolve those where you can *If you are unable to find a source, add a “Research Notes” section detailing where you have searched so others can then know where else to check *If your research suggests that there are significant problems such as conflated profiles (i.e. the profile includes information that represents 2 or more different people), wrong family members etc please add the category "Category:England Project Serious Data Problems" so that the Tangled Families team can have a look at it *Finally if you have added sources please make sure you remove the unsourced category ===January 2024=== This month the profiles in the table are those that have been flagged with the maintenance category "Oxfordshire, needs death record". Please clean up the profiles as best you can and once you have found a source for the death, remember to remove the maintenance category. '''Needs Death Record''' {| border="1" !WikiTree ID!!DoB!!DoD!!Comments!!Working On |- |[[Alder-702|Mary Laughton (Alder)]]||1700|||||| |- |[[Ballard-9484|Anne Richens (Ballard)]]||1761||1838||Much of this profile and those to whom it is connected is doubtful. Left copious research notes on this and connected ones. Taken as far as I can.||[[Dickson-7524|Christopher Dickson]] |- |[[Barton-1535|Sarah Elizabeth [Buckingham] Cooper (Barton)]]||1883||1958||Done. CLN amended to Buckingham, as she remarried.||[[Dickson-7524|Christopher Dickson]] |- |[[Bazeley-20|Joseph Bazeley]]||1779||||Done||[[Long-18650|Sarah Long]] |- |[[Blake-12314|Charles George Edward Blake]]||1923||2008||Done||[[Hoare-535|Malcolm Hoare]] |- |[[Booten-87|Amus Ann, Amy Booten aka Booton]]||1667||1725||Done||[[Hoare-535|Malcolm Hoare]] |- |[[Brakspear-2|James Brakspear aka Brakspeer]]||1712||1762||Done||[[Hoare-535|Malcolm Hoare]] |- |[[Bullock-6744|Bertha Emily Bullock]]||1881|||||| |- |[[Burton-11440|Ann Gubbins (Burton)]]||1762||1838||Done||[[Hoare-535|Malcolm Hoare]] |- |[[Carpenter-19513|Elizabeth Fox (Carpenter)]]||1729||1772||Done||[[Hoare-535|Malcolm Hoare]] |- |[[Clarke-13721|Henry Lowther Clarke]]||1850||1926||Done||[[Hoare-535|Malcolm Hoare]] |- |[[Coggins-17|Kezia Coggins]]||1825||1826||Done.||[[Dickson-7524|Christopher Dickson]] |- |[[Collett-2154|Mary Collett]]||1782||1850|||| |- |[[Cottrell-596|Eliza Mary Cottrell]]||1822||||Done||[[Hoare-535|Malcolm Hoare]] |- |[[Dancey-60|Rose Mallard (Dancey)]]||1781||1864||Done||[[Hoare-535|Malcolm Hoare]] |- |[[Deane-473|Anne Deane]]||1810||||Done||[[Hoare-535|Malcolm Hoare]] |- |[[Dewar-213|Janet Marsham (Dewar) aka Carmichael-Anstruther]]||1793||1881||Done||[[Hoare-535|Malcolm Hoare]] |- |[[Dix-381|Edward Dix]]||1780||||Done||[[Long-18650|Sarah Long]] |- |[[Dolphin-75|Agnes Agnes Muriel Muriel Robertson (Dolphin) aka Loder-Symonds]]||1884||1968||Done||[[Hoare-535|Malcolm Hoare]] |- |[[Duffield-1250|Thomas Henry Duffield]]||1792||1867||Done||[[Long-18650|Sarah Long]] |- |[[East-1568|Frederick East]]||1875||1966||Done||[[Hoare-535|Malcolm Hoare]] |- |[[Ellis-6740|Irene Irene May May Manico (Ellis)]]||1893||1966||Done||[[Hoare-535|Malcolm Hoare]] |- |[[Franklin-2914|Mary Ann Franklin]]||1836||||Done||[[Long-18650|Sarah Long]] |- |[[Franklin-2917|John Franklin]]||1690||1757||Done||[[Hoare-535|Malcolm Hoare]] |- |[[Franklin-2935|John Franklin]]||1723||1793||Done||[[Hoare-535|Malcolm Hoare]] |- |[[Franklin-2951|Octavius Franklin]]||1815||||Done||[[Long-18650|Sarah Long]] |- |[[Giles-4944|Richard Giles]]||1725|||||| |- |[[Guise-355|Mary Slatter (Guise)]]||1720||1762||Done||[[Hoare-535|Malcolm Hoare]] |- |[[Harris-53375|Mercy Pratt (Harris)]]||||1801|||| |- |[[Harris-81|Robert Harris]]||1776||1862|||| |- |[[Harrison-5732|Bartholomew Eagerly Harrison]]||1755|||||| |- |[[Hewes-342|Ann Carter Sturdy (Hewes)]]||1746||1812|||| |- |[[Holloway-2143|Mary Kilby (Holloway)]]||1745||1822||Done||[[Dickson-7524|Christopher Dickson]] |- |[[Ilott-28|John Ilott]]||1860||1928||Done||[[Hoare-535|Malcolm Hoare]] |- |[[Ing-105|George Ing]]||1817||1884||Done||[[Hoare-535|Malcolm Hoare]] |- |[[Ingram-5542|Elizabeth Eliza Birch (Ingram)]]||1822||1881[1901]||Done. 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(Young)]]||1856||1910||Done||[[Dickson-7524|Christopher Dickson]] |- |[[Young-26160|William Young]]||1844||||Found some evidence to provide an estimated year of death but failed to prove location. Left research notes.||[[Dickson-7524|Christopher Dickson]] |- |[[Young-26490|William Young]]||1742||1819||Done||[[Long-18650|Sarah Long]] |- |[[Young-27483|Frank [James] Young]]||1880||1951||Done||[[Dickson-7524|Christopher Dickson]] |- |[[Young-29333|William Young]]||1873||1939||Done||[[Hoare-535|Malcolm Hoare]] |- |[[Young-31892|Elizabeth Kimber (Young)]]||1736||1781||Done||[[Hoare-535|Malcolm Hoare]] |- |[[Young-39570|George Edward Savill Young]]||1884||1917||Done||[[Long-18650|Sarah Long]] |- |[[Young-52768|William Young]]||1704|||||| |} ===December 2023=== This month there are two different challenges. 1) Missing Country: 19th century people born in Oxfordshire: these profiles do not have England or England, United Kingdom on the birth location. These are quick to fix, but please also review the profile and sort out any other issues you can - no sources, gedcom junk, span anchors etc etc. 2) Oxfordshire only: 19th century people who were born in Oxfordshire but the actual town/village is not recorded. I have picked profiles where they are alive for at least one census so hopefully we should be able to pin down the right location. Please add a source for the location and do any other cleanup you can on the profiles. '''Table 1: Missing Country''' {| border="1" !Wikitree ID!!Birth Date!!Birth Location!!Comment!!Working On |- |[[Brown-76754|Rose Simons (Brown) aka Browne]]||1875||Thame, Oxfordshire||Added comment as profile is not open||[[Long-18650|Sarah Long]] |- |[[Bruce-1735|Minna Clara Upton (Bruce)]]||5 May 1899||Thame, Oxfordshire||Added comment as profile is not open||[[Long-18650|Sarah Long]] |- |[[Simons-2095|Charles Edward Simons]]||1874||Thame, Oxfordshire||Left comment on profile as it is not open||[[Long-18650|Sarah Long]] |- |[[Simons-2096|Alice Fanny Simons]]||1877||Thame, Oxfordshire||Left comment on profile as it is not open||[[Long-18650|Sarah Long]] |- |[[Widdows-4|Lily Gertrude Widdows]]||1887||Chipping Norton, Oxfordshire||Left comment on profile as it is not open||[[Long-18650|Sarah Long]] |} '''Table 2: Oxfordshire only {| border="1" !Wikitree ID!!Birth Date!!Death Date!!Comments!!Working On |- |[[Allen-30888|Ann Allen]]||1802||1874||||[[Long-18650|Sarah Long]] |- |[[Atkins-6310|Thomas Atkins]]||1800||1868||Questionable as to whether he was born in Oxfordshire ||[[Long-18650|Sarah Long]] |- |[[Clements-2163|Samuel Clements]]||1814||1875||Done.||[[Dickson-7524|Christopher Dickson]] |- |[[Crawford-15639|Ann Crawford]]||1819||1874||Done||[[Long-18650|Sarah Long]] |- |[[Freeman-19312|John Freeman]]||1802||1861||Exact birth location NK|| [[Parker-41651|Helen F]] |- |[[Gladdy-20|Isobel Hawes (Gladdy)]]||1889||1968||Not Oxfordshire - comment and source in Comments as profile is not open||[[Long-18650|Sarah Long]] |- |[[Sims-8551|Richard Sims]]||1816||1898||Done||[[Long-18650|Sarah Long]] |- |[[Smith-166621|Richard Smith]]||1814||1882||Done||[[Hoare-535|Malcolm Hoare]] |- |[[Waldron-2410|George Waldron]]||1818||1871||Done||[[Long-18650|Sarah Long]] |} ===November 2023: WW1, Unlinked and Oxfordshire Marriages no Birth Location=== '''3: Missing Birth Locations''' {| border="1" !Wikitree ID!!Birth Date!!Marriage!!Marriage Location!!Comments!!Working On |- |[[Faulkner-1583|John Faulkner]]||1811||1840||Bladon||Done||[[Hoare-535|Malcolm Hoare]] |- |[[Ellson-86|Mary Ann Ellson]]||1810||1830||Chalgrove|||| |- |[[Sharman-282|John Sharman]]||1876||1920||Headington|||| |- |[[Brown-114118|John Brown]]||1829||1845||Headington||Done||[[Hoare-535|Malcolm Hoare]] |- |[[Webb-26763|Thuines J. 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Left comments for PM||[[Long-18650|Sarah Long]] |- |[[Wood-8699|Thomas Wood(s)]]||1786 [1789]||Wootton, Oxfordshire, England||1849||Source added for baptism. Spouse and marriage still unsourced and doubtful.||[[Dickson-7524|Christopher Dickson]] |} ===September 2023: Witney Registration District=== '''Update 1st October 2023''': We cleared 70 of the 78 profiles - well done!! {| border="1" !Profile!!Birth!!Birth Location!!Death Date!!Comments!!Working On |- |[[Watts-8966|Margery Ellinor Boyce (Watts)]]||1578||Burford||1614|||| |- |[[Harris-55029|Caesar Harris]]||1754||Minster Lovell||||Query if this person existed and whether should be merged with [[Harris-28809|Caesar Harris]]||[[Long-18650|Sarah Long]] |- |[[Unknown-281887|Sarah Unknown]]||1685||North Leigh|||||| |- |[[Cox-14828|Sarah A Townsend (Cox)]]||1852||North Leigh||||Taken as far as possible without further research into related profile (son). 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{{Westward Ho|sub-project=Trails and Wagon Trains}} This wagon train was the 2nd to leave St. Joseph, MO. The hardships and details of the trip are chronicled in several accounts left behind by Pioneers. See the following for a list of known Emigrants: http://www.oregonpioneers.com/1844.htm
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=== Origin of the name Scriven === The Scriven name came from two possible sources. One was Norman, the other Saxon. The standard explanation for the origin of the name Scriven is that it was a Norman occupational surname, derived from the Old French word ''escrivein'' (a scribe or record keeper). A number of websites tell us that the first appearance of the name was with Richard le Scrivein, around 1210. After the Norman Conquest, Old English changed with the infusion of an enormous amount of Norman words into the language. Latin, which had been used on the continent for some time as the common professional language of Europe, generated numerous new words, and "many Latin words for activities came to also be used to refer to the people engaged in those activities." (See [[Wikipedia: Old English| Old English]], Latin Influence.) A ''scriven'' was a copyist, or notary, a writer of deeds and wills. He was employed by courts and monasteries, any group with property and standing in the medieval community. In other words, in an otherwise illiterate community, he was the one who wrote up important or official documents. The Scrivens took their name from their job title, just as the Taylors and Smiths did. '''The Norman origin: an occupational name''' There is another part to this story. According to Beryl Nuneaton, researchers found the first record of the name Scriven was in Yorkshire, “where they were seated from early times and granted lands by Duke William of Normandy, their liege lord, for their assistance in the Battle of Hastings in 1066. Scriven emerged as a notable family name in the county of Yorkshire where they were recorded as a family of great antiquity seated as lords of the Manor of Scriven and estates in the parish of Knaresborough, in the West Riding of Yorkshire.” He adds the following records of '''early ancestors''' with the surname:'' Richard le Scriven'' (mentioned earlier) 1208 - 13 Fees, (Liber Feodorum, 3 Vols. London (1920-31); O, (Oxfordshire); ''Gervase le Escriuein'' 1278 AssSo, (Assise Roles, Somerset); and ''Richard Scrivin'', son of ''Norman Scrivin'', 1294, AD vi (K(A descriptive catalogue of Ancient Deeds (in progress), Kent. (Beryl Nuneaton, “The Scrivens Line” at Rootsweb.ancestry.com) By the 15th century, Nuneaton says, the name had spread to many places in England, including “Stapleford in Cambridge, to Frodesley in Shropshire, to Worcestershire, to Ramridge, to Backton in Norfolk, and to Sibton in Suffolk.” (See Beryl Nuneaton’s post, “The Scrivens Line” at Rootsweb.ancestry.com) In Scotland, according to Wikipedia, there is a hamlet called Humbie, not far from Edinburgh, where a ''James Scriven'' (d. 1688) has a monument built in his honor in the local churchyard. There is even an ancient ''Loch Scriven'' in Scotland ("Striven," or in Scottish Gaelic, "Loch Sroigheann") (See [[Wikipedia: Loch Striven| Loch Striven]]). So the name may have spread afar very early. [http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/NOTTSGEN/2004-01/1075472304] The proliferation of the Scriven surname (and others) probably had a lot to do with the '''English Poll Tax''', which was a per capita tax on individuals (“poll” meaning “head” as in "head count" in Old English). It was first levied in 1275 and was used by kings to help fund various wars. The development of surnames in England, at least, was made necessary to keep accurate tax records. So, it would not be surprising to see the surname emerge around that time. See [[Wikipedia:Tax per head|Poll Tax]]. No doubt, Nuneaton’s research on the surname is tied to the village of Scriven near Knarlesborough, England, the village that gave King William I’s forester and fowler his surname. King Henry’s Anglo-Saxon fowler was named ''Gamel Auceps'', and he was put in charge of the forests in the West Riding area of Yorkshire. Thus, Gamel became Gamel de Scriven. (See [[de Scriven-2|Gamel Auceps de Scriven]]) Or, it may be the other way around: Gamel, appointed sheriff, gave the town of Scriven a name that was derived from the Saxon word for "sheriff" (from the Old English ''scīrgerefa''). '''Saxon origins''' That is why there is some question whether the Norman origin is the whole story--or even the main part of it. The name ''Scriven'' itself may be derived from the local Saxon of the old Yorkshire district. According to J. J. Sheahan in ''History and Topography of the Wapentake of Claro'', 1871 (pp 134—136), ''Scriven'' came from a word meaning “the residence of the ''Shrieve,'' or Sheriff of the district, who, in Saxon times, held his ''Scyregmot'' or Court twice a year.” Since the family of Scriven descended from Gamel Auceps who had a confirmation of his lands from Henry I (1100—1135), it’s reasonable to assume Gamel was the “Shrive” of the district, as well as “the first of his house to enjoy the feudal honor of Chief Forester of the Forest and Parks of Knaresborough.” (For a fuller discussion of Gamel and his son Orm, see [[http://triffitt.wordpress.com/saarah-slingsby/|Slingsby History]], a very detailed and colorful account of the Slingsby de Scriven.) '''Another Saxon explanation: a place name''' At least one local researcher in Yorkshire, (See [http://scriven.wdfiles.com/local--files/atkinson-papers/atk15.pdf|Atkinson, The Early Relationships of Scriven and Knaresborough in ''The Atkinson Papers'']) thought the surname came from a Saxon word for "caves," which are plentiful on a hillside nearby, or perhaps "hollows," that is, slight depressions or valleys that mark the surrounding land. Both Scriven and Knaresborough are names of Saxon origin, Scriven being from O.E. ''scraef'', to which an “ing” was added (meaning “little”) with Scriven then meaning “the place of the little cave dwellers.” (That would mean that the original surname in Old English was something like “Scraefing,” where the “f” eventually morphed into a “v” and the ending “g” was simply dropped.) Atkinson explains that, originally, Scriven was an area much larger than the town of that name is today, and that the “caves” in question are located “a mile or more along the north bank of the River Nidd at Knaresborough [where] there are more or less precipitous cliffs of soft limestone honey-combed with natural caves. Some of these, like St. Robert’s Cave, have been inhabited by hermits within historic times.” (“The Early Relationships of Scriven and Knaresborough,” in ''The Atkinson Papers'', Prime Source Harrogate Library, 19 February 1933 and 5 September 1938) In addition, The ''House of Names'' website tells us that the name “Knaresborough” comes from the Old English, meaning “a hollow place with pits.” Gerry Jackson, a resident of nearby Poppleton (and helpful volunteer local genealogist), wrote to me that "Scriven is in the Domesday Book - where it is called Scrauinge/inghe: the Kings Land. This makes me suspect the name is not derived from the [Old French name for the] occupation of scrivener. I can't find an earlier reference to what was, presumably, a Saxon settlement." If true, this means that the name of Scriven, if not the family surname name itself, is a place name of Saxon invention which predates the Norman Invasion. The Scriven Project has studied the history of the Town of Scriven. It was funded by the Heritage Lottery Fund, supported by the Arts and Museum Department of Harrogate Borough Council, and was completed in 2013. The archeological part of the study may be of interest to others with the Scriven surname. (See [http://scriven.wikidot.com/archaeology-summary| Archaeology Summary]) '''Were there two separate origins of the name?''' In any event, it seems doubtful that the Scriven name was simply a Norman import. It is worth noting, too, that online searches even show some early "Scrivens" in England with the ending "s," (though mostly "Scriven" without the "s.") In my line, the ending "s" wasn't added until my grandfather Clarence decided to use it. There were also other early variations in England, such as “Scriffin” and “Scrivin,” which make sense if you take into account the Old English spelling mentioned above and the general illiteracy of a population who had few occasions to write or have their names recorded. If you're exploring the surname on WikiTree, you will notice a lot of "Scrivens" (with the ending "s") English profiles entered by WikiTree member Colin Scriven, many dating back into the 15 and 1600's. This fact leads me to speculate that there may have even been two independent origins of the name, one from the Norman occupational name, the other from the Saxon place name. When I asked Colin Scriven via email (6/19/2005) if he had any thoughts on whether a picture emerged on where the ancestors with the ending "s" were from, he had this to offer: "There is a general pattern with our name variants. ''Scriven and Scrivens, Scrivins'', came south from Yorkshire to the'' west'' of the UK (i.e. Shropshire, Worcestershire, Herefordshire, Gloucestershire, Devon, Dorset etc.) ''Scriveners, Scribbeners, Scribbins'' came south from Yorkshire down the ''eastern'' side of the UK (i.e., Lincolnshire, Norfolk, Suffolk, Cambridgeshire, Essex, Kent etc.) Naturally, there are some of each west and east, but this is how it works out, generally." Given Colin's observation on how the ancestors migrated south from Yorkshire, it does seem possible that the name had two separate origins, one Norman and one Saxon, or that it differentiated soon after ( within a century or so of the Norman Invasion of 1066), and then persisted with only slight variations from then on. '''Early American appearances of the name''' In the Americas, there were Scrivens recorded in the 1600's. There was Mathew Scrivener who settled in Virginia in 1607 (13 years before "taking an oath of allegiance and [religious] conformity, before they were allowed to leave.") In going to Barbadoes or Bermuda, these oaths were not required, consequently many emigrants shipped to Bermuda and Barbadoes and, from there, came to Virginia and New England on the Mayflower); Robert Scriven [this could have been the earliest known ancestor of James Scriven of Colyton, Devon, his great grandfather who was born around 1610] settled in Virginia in 1635; Arthur Scriven settled in Virginia in 1663; Nathaniel Scriven settled in Nevis [a Caribbean island often used as a stop over on the way to Virginia, lately in the news because of the musical ''Hamilton''] in 1663; and John Scriven settled in Barbados in 1665.” (Beryl Nuneaton’s “The Scrivens Line”) "The Scribner Families" site suggests that many immigrants' trip to mainland America was interrupted with a first stop at the Barbados, Bermuda, and other islands so they could avoid taking the oath of allegiance and religious conformity, before they were allowed to leave. All of these, of course, predate my immigrant ancestor, James Scriven, who came to Oyster Bay around 1711. Finally, there was [[Screven-13|William Screven]], who also started out as a Scriven when he first came to Kittery, Maine, from Somerset, England, then migrated to the Charleston, South Carolina area to escape religious persecution, and there started the Southern Baptist Church. To Nuneaton's list I would add [[Scribner-202|John Scribner]], whose surname was Scriven when he was born in 1623 in Shropshire, England, but changed after his migration to New Hampshire ''circa'' 1660. There is an interesting account of why the John Scriven family may have become the '''Scribners''' on the [http://www.scribnerfamilies.org/Report-JohnScriven.htm|The Scribner Families] site, under the title, "Family of John Scriven." While this explanation is speculative, it may be of interest to those wondering about the permutations of the Scriven name. The possible reasons include: decoupling the family from ancestor Sir Thomas Scriven's association with the disgraced King Charles I; draw a distinction between them and Rev. John Screven who lived in Kittery, Maine (and whose name originally was Scriven); establishing a new identity in the Colonies; and last, a transcription error by a local official that became accepted in the public record and "stuck." To me, the first, the "decoupling" theory, seems most likely. Unfortunately, "The Scribner Families" site does not attempt to trace the name origin past Sir Thomas Scriven of Frodesley. ''I've created a number of supporting pages that explore various related genealogical topics in a little more depth. Here are the links to them with a brief description of each.'' In addition to the tree profiles here on the early Scrivens of Colyton, see [[Space:Slingsby_Family_History|The Village of Scriven and the Slingsbys]]. For a brief outline of ''the four family lines'' going back from my grandparents, see [[Space: Scriven, Bedard, Fountain, and Robert Ancestors| My Grandparents' Ancestors]]. The page [[Space:The_Final_s_in_Scrivens|The Final s in Scrivens]] tells the story of how my grandfather added the "s" to the family name. For links to some of my more ''interesting ancestors'', go to the page on [[Space:Notable Ancestors of Bob Scrivens|Notable Ancestors]]. For some ''historical context'' to better understand my ancestors' lives in the times in which they lived, take a look at [[Space:Scriven Ancestry Timeline|Scriven Ancestry Timeline]]. For a brief discussion of ''Westward Migration of the Scrivens'', see [[Space:Scriven Migration Route|The Scriven Family Migration Routes]] or the end of [[Scriven-56|Matthias Scriven's biography]] and [[Scriven-76| Joshua Scriven's biography]].
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[[Category:Tulloch Name Study]] '''Tulloch''' is a Scottish locational surname of Medieval origin, from the Gaelic word ''Tulach'' - literally a small hill. The name has been given to various places in Scotland including a settlement near Dingwall in the north of Scotland and the nearby Tulloch Castle. In 1254, the ''Registrorum Abbacie de Aberbrothoc''' (Register of Arbroath Abbey) recorded an estate called "Tulloch" or "Tulach", in Angus, northeast Scotland, which is the first record of the name. This village is now called "Tulloes" and is in the Parish of Dunnichen. http://poms.cch.kcl.ac.uk/db/record/source/4050/# See [https://maps.google.co.uk/maps?q=Panmure+Angus&ll=56.563266,-2.755852&spn=0.110101,0.220757&hnear=Panmure,+United+Kingdom&gl=uk&t=m&z=12&lci=org.wikipedia.en this map] for the three locations referred. It appears that this is the "small hill" that most of the Tullochs in the world take their name from. There are currently around 8,000 - 11,000 Tullochs in the world, depending on the source. The largest country is Britain, with between 2,000[http://www.britishsurnames.co.uk/surname/TULLOCH British Surnames entry] to 3,000[http://worldnames.publicprofiler.org/Default.aspx World Names], followed by the United States with 1,700 to 2,500[http://forebears.io/surnames/tulloch Forebears] (2014), accessed 2016-10-19 Jamaica comes third with around 2,300, the highest density of any country in the world, said to be descended from two Scottish brothers who married Afro-Caribbean women. Most of these people self-identify as "black" See https://www.facebook.com/groups/TullochKindred/ for examples although their racial heritage is about 16% european. Simms, Tanya M.; Rodríguez, Carol E.; Rodríguez, Rosa; Herrera, René J. (May 2010). "[http://www.researchgate.net/publication/38094802_The_genetic_structure_of_populations_from_Haiti_and_Jamaica_reflect_divergent_demographic_histories The genetic structure of populations from Haiti and Jamaica reflect divergent demographic histories]". Am J Phys Anthropol. 142: 63. doi:10.1002/ajpa.21194. PMID 19918989. Retrieved 18 May 2015. Canada has between 850 and 1,300Based on 418 phone book entries for Tulloch/Tullock per [http://www.dynastree.ca/maps/index/alphabetical/index3669_tul.html] and Australia has between 600 and 1,500. New Zealand has nearly 300 and South Africa around 300. In addition there are around 1,000 people with the surname Tullock[http://www.britishsurnames.co.uk/surname/TULLOCK British Surnames entry] and 4,300 people with the surname Tullis[http://www.britishsurnames.co.uk/surname/TULLIS], which is believed to derive from Tulloch. === Earliest recorded Tullochs === The first recorded person with the surname was Alexander of Tulleth, recorded in 1360 as a collector of contributions from Glenbervie and Cowie, in Kincardineshire, on the east coast of Scotland. Exchequer Rolls of Scotland, ii 40, cited in ''Some Notes on Early Tullochs'', The Scottish Genealogist, March 1994 Sir Nicolas de Tolach witnessed a deed at Brechin Cathedral in 1365. Registrum Episcopatus Brechinensis 21; Registrum Magni Sigilli Regum Scotorum ii 494; both cited in ''Some Notes on Early Tullochs'', The Scottish Genealogist, March 1994 Walter de Tulach was listed as the "Keeper of Kildrummy Castle" in 1363. He receiving a charter of the lands of Kinnell, Forfarshire, in 1390 from Hugh Fraser, laird of Lovat, the Chief of Clan Fraser.[http://mainegenie.cwahi.net/FRASER.htm Grant of land to Walter Tulloch] Later he received a charter of Bonnyton - a hamlet between Maryton and Carcary, just west of Montrose - from King Robert II. Meanwhile, a Nicholas de Tolach, possibly unrelated, was recorded as a witness in a document dated 1364 from Brechin, which is 8 miles west of Montrose. [http://www.surnamedb.com/Surname/Tulloch SurnameDB page] In 1399, King Robert III of Scotland granted John Tulloch, the office of "Keeper of the Moor of Monrommon", which is about 4 miles southwest of Brechin. This office was held by the Tullochs of Hillcarnie family until 1583 when it was sold to the Wood family. [http://archive.org/stream/historyofcarnegi01fras#page/n67/mode/2up Great Moor of Monrommon] Walter de Tulloch's grandson, Walter Tulloch, married ca. 1450 the daughter of David Ogilvy, part of the aristocratic Ogilvie family. [http://thepeerage.com/p46351.htm#i463503 Walter Tulloch in the peerage of Scotland] Walter's son, Thomas Tulloch was promoted in 1418 from the presbyter of Brechin to be the Bishop and Governor of Orkney. He was the first in a long line of Tulloch clergymen, many appointed by local lairds exercising their rights of patronage. Thomas appointed three relatives - Malise, David and then Thomas - as the Archdeacon of Shetland and Andrew de Tulloch as the Archdeacon of Orkney. The last was appointed precentor of Moray in 1444, on the instigation of Thomas Tulloch, Bishop of Ross.[http://theses.gla.ac.uk/7242/1/2015cochran-yuphd.pdf] He resigned in 1461 in favour of his uncle, William de Tulloch. William was promoted to Bishop of Moray in 1477 and was Keeper of the Privy Seal of Scotland from 1470 to 1482. A different, possibly unrelated, Thomas de Tulloch became the Bishop of Ross in 1440 and a Hector Tulloch became the Archdeacon of Caithness in 1445. A Robert de Tulloch was Archdeacon of Moray in 1443 and a Thomas de Tulloch was Archdeacon of Lothian (an appointee of the Orkney Bishops) from 1441-1444. The Tulloch Bishops were known in the history of Orkneys for settling Scottish people, including many of their relatives, on the Northern Islands, which had just been granted from Norway to Scotland as a wedding dowry. As a consequence, by 1881 there were 719 families on Orkney and Shetland, which was over a third of all Tullochs in Scotland and more than any other county. Another family recorded here is the descendents of John Tulloch, who was born in 1770 in the Shetland Islands. === Moray Tullochs === Back in Angus, Bishop William's brother, John Tulloch, was created Baron of Craigneston in 1494. His great great grandson, Robert Tulloch, was created in 1574 the first Laird of Tannachy, a hamlet just outside Forres, in Moray, 100 miles northwest of Montrose. Robert's son, Patrick Tulloch, was Archdeacon of Moray from 1613 to 1638. The Tannachy property stayed in the Tulloch family for the next 200 years, before being sold by the seventh laird. Many of the family were involved in the Jacobite rebellions of 1715 and 1745, many were killed at the Battle of Culloden or had property seized from them afterwards. Of the remainder, several joined the British Army, providing senior officers for a number of generation. This included Major-General Sir Alexander Murray Tulloch, who worked on army statistics during the Crimean War and Major-General Alexander Bruce Tulloch, military commandant for the Colony of Victoria in Australia. === Fife Tullochs === There is a family of Tulloch salt workers recorded in Fife from 1636. Salt walking was an occupation that was reported to run in families: Salt makers were said to be "born not made" and therefore it tended to be hereditary. Between 1606 and 1775 salters were bonded labour, a form of serfdom, and were barred from moving to a new employer without consent and regularly subjected to corporal punishment and imprisonment. == Genetic genealogy == Six people who are male line descendants of a Tullis, who believe they are descended from Tullochs, have been tested for their Y DNS and found to match.[http://www.tullistrees.org/Vol4No4/DNA-Project.htm Tullis DNS Project] The full results for one of these people is [http://www.ysearch.org/alphalist_view.asp?uid=&letter=T&lastname=Tullis&viewuid=2YJ2K&p=0 here] was shown using [http://www.hprg.com/hapest5/hapest5a/hapest5.htm this calculator] to be Haplogroup R1a. The closest Haplotype is "R1a #12", which is most frequently found among Romani, Viking and Kabardinian groups. Given the geographical context, this supports a link to the Viking settlement of Britain between 800-1000. [http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~gallgaedhil/haplo_r1a_two.htm] A descendant of John Tully (abt 1757-1828), from Perthshire, was tested and found to be R1b. [http://www.ysearch.org/alphalist_view.asp?uid=&letter=T&lastname=Tulloch;%20Tullie%20Tully&viewuid=EV88N&p=0] This Haplogroup is the most common in eastern Scotland, making up 60% of the population. It is believed to have come to Britain in around 2,000 with the Celtic settlement.[http://web.archive.org/web/20170405114112/http://www.eupedia.com/europe/Haplogroup_R1b_Y-DNA.shtml#L21] == Davidsons of Tulloch == The Davidson of Tulloch family owned an estate near Tulloch Castle. This family is not related to the other Tullochs noted here. There is a farm in St Catherine, Jamaica named after Henry Davidson of Bedford Square, in the County of Middlesex, and of Tulloch Castle, Dingwall, county of Ross) who was a Partner in the firm of Davidson and Graham with Charles Graham, 8th of Drynie, who purchased this estate. === References ===
Origins of the Ayer Name
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[[Category:Ayer Name Study]] {{One Name Study|name=Ayer}} == Origin of the Name(s) == : '''The Legend of Truelove''' - The fanciful family legend states that the founder of the Eyre and Ayre families was known as [[LeEyre-8|''Truelove'']]. In one version of the story, he accompanied [[Normandie-32|William the Conqueror]] to Britain during the Norman Invasion, and fought alongside him at the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Hastings Battle of Hastings (14 October 1066)]. During the battle, it is said that William was thrown from his horse and his helmet was driven into his face, suffocating him. Our hero, Truelove, however, was able to remove the helmet and save William's life. After the battle William supposedly told him, "thou shalt hereafter instead of Truelove be called Eyre, because thou hast given me the air I breathe." Unfortunately, Truelove was also severely injured in the battle and had to have an entire leg amputated. Truelove Legend [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eyre_legend Wikipedia - Eyre legend] : Another variation of the Truelove story states that he is a grandson of [[Wessex-28|King Edmund II of England]] and a second cousin of [[Normandie-32|William the Conqueror]]. In this version he was called "Heyr" because he was an heir to the English throne. : In both versions, Truelove the "Eyr" or "Heyr" was granted land in Derby as a reward for his services, together with a Coat of Arms featuring "a human leg in Armour couped at the thigh quarterly argent and sable spurred", Wayback Machine Archive - History of the Eyre Surname - Past & Present Theories [http://web.archive.org/web/20060223031120/http://www.eyrehistory.co.uk/histeyre.html The History of the Eyre Surname] in reference to the sacrifice of his limb. {{Image|file=Ayer_Name_Study.jpg |caption=Crest of Eyre of Hope }} : Some of these features may persist in one of the current Eyre coats of arms, which features three gold quatrefoils on a black chevron with a white background. {{Image|file=Ayer_Name_Study-1.jpg |caption=Arms of Captain John Eyre of Eyrecourt }} : In the example above, the traditional Eyre arms (left side of shield) are shown impaled with those of Bigoe (right side). "Eyre of Eyrecourt, Part II" Burke's East Galway (2013) [http://burkeseastgalway.com/eyre-of-eyrecourt-etc-part-i/] : In another variation of the story, the hero is [[LeEyre-7|'''Humphrey le Heyr''']] of Bromham. He is said to have gone on crusade with [[Plantagenet-248|Richard Coeur de Lion]], who Humphrey is said to have rescued during the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Siege_of_Ascalon siege of Ascalon]. It is during this battle that Humphrey lost his leg and was granted a crest of a leg couped in remembrance of the occasion. : While many historians reject this legend as myth [http://www.kilmarnock.com/ayre.html "Origin of the Ayr(e) / Eyre Surname" at Kilmarnock.com] for lack of any definitive historical evidence confirming the existence of this person. It is noted, however, that Burke's Peerage of 1937 records seven branches of landed gentry all claiming links back to Truelove; and four separate grants of arms all include a couped leg in armour as their crest as a reference to the "legend." : '''Meaning of the Name(s)''' - This long-established surname is of early medieval English origin, and has two distinct possible sources, each with its own history and derivation. : Firstly, Ayres may be a patronymic form of "Ayre", itself a nickname for a man who was well known to be the heir to a title or fortune, deriving from the Middle English "eir, eyr", heir (Old French "(h)eir", Latin "heres", heir). Meaning of Ayres surname on [http://www.links2history.com/namea.htm Links2History.com] Variants include Ayr, Ayre, Eyer, Eyre, Hayer, Heyer , among others. Last name meanings of Ayres at [http://www.last-names.net/surname.asp?surname=Ayres Last-Names.net] :* It is noted that one '''Ralph le Eir''' was noted in the 1208 Feet of Fines for Essex, and a '''Richard le Heyre''' appears in the 1273 Hundred Rolls of Gloucestershire. [http://www.surnamedb.com/Surname/Ayres Internet Surname Database] : The second possibility is that Ayres is a patronymic form of the Middle English personal name "Aier, Aer", itself coming from the Olde English pre 7th Century "Ealhhere", a compound of the elements "eal(h)", old, and "heri", army. :* It is noted that '''Robertus filius (son of) Aier''' was found in the 1166 Red Book of the Exchequer, and a '''Robert Aier''' in the 1201 Pipe Rolls of Shropshire. : In the modern idiom the surname has several spelling variations ranging from Ayers, Ayres, Ayris, Ayars and Air(e)s, to Eayrs, Eyres and Eyers, the final "s" indicates the patronymic, and is a reduced form of "son of". :* '''John Ayres''' was a noted penman, who between 1680 and 1700 introduced the Italian hand into England; he published many calligraphic works including "A Tutor to Penmanship", 1698. :* '''Symon Ayres''', "chirurgeon", aged 48 yrs., who embarked from London on the ship "Increase" bound for New England in April 1635 was one of the earliest recorded namebearers to settle in America. :* The first recorded spelling of the family name is shown to be that of '''Henry Ayer''', which was dated 1273, in the "Hundred Rolls of Lincolnshire", during the reign of King Edward 1, known as "The Hammer of the Scots", 1272 - 1307. : '''England, Scotland, & Ireland''' - The AYRE name (of that spelling) is comparatively rare throughout the world and has independent origins in England and Scotland. A sampling of census records suggests that AYR is Scottish; AYRE, while found in both, is found more frequently in England than in Scotland; and that AYRES, EYRE, and EYRES are predominantly English. The AYER spelling, however, seems almost exclusively American now. : In '''England''', the evolution of the name is believed to be le Heyr - le Eyr - Eyre - Eyres and the variations are Eyre(s) and Ayre(s). Some think the original 'le Ayer' may have been the occupational (a judicial official) origin of Ayre in England. : The highest concentration of Ayre families (of that spelling) in the UK is in the north east of England, in neighbouring Sunderland, Houghton-le-Spring and Durham. Outside of Great Britain the geographical spread in descending occurrences is Northern Ireland, Australia, Canada, and the USA. The surname Ayre in Ulster ('''Northern Ireland''') is of lowland Scottish origin, as would be expected from the vast emigration to the eastern counties of the province from 1400 onwards. It is estimated that at least 200 000 lowland Scots settled in Ulster during the Ulster Plantation scheme of 1605-97. There are no modern occurrences recorded in the '''Republic of Ireland'''. : The large EYRE and EYRES families in England were landed, armigerous and prosperous, and remained in locations such as Hope in Derbyshire. In '''Ireland''', the landed and armigerous EYRE family (Eyreville, Eyrecourt, Eyrecourt Castle) originated in England during Cromwellian times. : In Ayrshire, '''Scotland''', the county and the town take their name from the river Ayr. The origin of the name Ayr may be from Gaelic ar meaning clear, or derived from the Old Norse eyrr (a strip of shingle beach), or from an early pre-Celtic Indo-European stratum of river names. The river Ayr has had different spellings over time, namely Ar c.1177, Are 1197, Air c.1230, Ayre 1237, and Aare c.1400. Scottish surnames with these spellings are believed to denote persons who came from Ayr. As a result, in Scotland, the name variations are Air, Ayr and Ayre, seen in early records as 'de Are' and 'de Ayr', (which supports the claim of an Ayrshire territorial origin). The Ayr families are historically from Kilmarnock, Ayrshire, and vicinity. : The AYR(E) families were not of the highlands. Of the name variations AIR(E) and AYR(E), the former are seemingly associated with Angus and Berwick, and the latter near the river and town of Ayr in Ayrshire. It is believed that the AYR(E) families of Ayrshire were a sept of [[:Category:Clan_Boyd|clan Boyd]], but this has never been verified. In general those of the AYR or AYRE name of Scottish origin are few in numbers and widespread internationally. The surname, spelled as Ayer, however, is listed as a sept of [[:Category:Clan_Hay|clan Hay]]. [http://mjgen.com/hay/hay.html] {{Image|file=Ayer_Name_Study.png |caption=Ayer Coat of Arms }} : These persons, recorded at various dates, testify to the antiquity of Ayre surname variations in the lowlands of Scotland: * '''Robert Air''' of Hederslawe, Berwickshire, 1281. * '''Reginald of Ayr''', Clerk in Ayr, 1287. * '''Johan Ayr''' of Ayton, Berwickshire, 1296 (visit the Ragman Rolls here). * '''John of Ayr''', Chaplain of St.John the Baptist Church at Ayr, 1301. * '''Aubinus de Are''', 1315-21. * '''Thomas Ayre''', Provost of Kintore, 1331. * '''Elyas Ayr''' 1336. * '''Geoffrey Ayre''', Baillie of Dundee, latter 1370s, mentioned in the Exchequer Rolls. * Margaret Stewart, Countess of Mar and Angus received a charter from '''Robert Ayre''' of Fastforeland, Berwickshire in 1375. * '''Walterus de Are''', 1399. * '''Richard, Brice, Henry''' and '''William Ayre''', 1401. * '''Dogall de Are''', 1430. * '''Michael Ayr''', '''Johannem de Ayr''', Brechin, 1450. * '''William Ayr''', lands in the Lordship of Dunbar, 1522, 1535. * '''William Ayre''', Jacobite prisoner, transported to Maryland on 'Friendship', May 1716, arrived August 1716. * '''George Ayre''', son of a Scottish immigrant, established the Ayrshire Plantation in Virginia, in 1821. : '''Netherlands''' - We note that a few of the spelling variations seem to be associated primarily with immigrants from the Netherlands, such as Aries. These names tend to be patronymic, for example, the name, Ariesen simply means "son of Aris." Behind the Name, Ariesen [http://surnames.behindthename.com/name/ariesen] And the name "Aries" represents a child of "Arie." See example profile on Ancestry.com [http://www.ancestry.com.au/genealogy/records/antje-ellen-aries_83823896?geo_a=r&geo_s=au&geo_t=au&geo_v=2.0.0&o_iid=41020&o_lid=41020&o_sch=Web+Property Antje Ellen Aries (1764 - 1792)]
Origins of the Hamlet of Edys Mills
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:[http://maps.google.ca/maps?q=Edys+Mills,+Ontario&hnear=Edys+Mills,+Lambton+County,+Ontario&t=h&z=15 A google map locating Edy Mills can be viewed through this link]. :A village in Dawn Township. About 1887 one Melvin Lotteridge built a customs saw mill at this point. It was financed by two brothers named Edy of London. The enterprise not proving successful, it passed into the hands of the Edy Brothers, who enlarged the mill, it finally passing to the stave firm of Sutherland & Innis, of Chatham, who operated it as long as the timber lasted. At one time it had about 200 residents, today a store, school, church and two or three houses comprise the village.http://www.canadiangenealogy.net/ontario/placename/lambton_e.htm ---- :The Hamlet and community of [http://www.roadsidethoughts.com/on/edys-mills-profile.htm Edys Mills], in the northern section of Dawn Township, Lambton County, is of more than passing interest to Londoners as its founders, the Edy Brothers, were once well-known photographers of the Forest City and also in Brantford, where they conducted an extensive business. These men were grandsons of [[Matthews-1279|Roswell Matthews]], the first settler of Wellington County, their mother being [[Matthews-1278|Mary Ann (Matthews) Edy]], second daughter of Mr. Matthews and his wife, [[Grannis-20|Hannah (Grannis) Matthews]]. :The Edy brothers - [[Edy-39|William D]]. and [[Edy-48|James N.]] - established their [[Space:Edy_Bros.|photography business]] in Brantford about 1875, and subsequently moved to London. In 1883, they were joined by [[Edy-12|E. Leslie Edy]], a son of W.D. Edy, who purchased his uncle's share of the business a few years later and eventually acquired his father's portion also., continuing the firm under the original name of Edy Bros. :[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dawn-Euphemia Dawn Township], sometimes referred to as the "Last Great West" of Old Ontario, had long been noted for its muddy roads and this proved to be merely one of the many handicaps with which the first settlers were obliged to contend. The fact that almost all other Western Ontario Townships were settled prior to Dawn has been the cause of not a little conjecture. Probably the main reason was because the land was very level, low and with many swampy areas, having but few streams to give anything in the way of natural drainage. However, by way of compensation, the soil of Dawn Township was unexcelled for fertility and it boasted forests of magnificent trees that were to become the scene of so many milling enterprises. :The settlement era in this section of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lambton_County Lambton County] began in the late seventies and continued well on into the eighties. There was a sort of main road from [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dresden,_Ontario Dresden] to [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oil_Springs,_Ontario Oil Springs], by way of Rutherford, which passed through an area known locally as the "Ten Mile Bush". Part of this thoroughfare was a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Corduroy_road corduroy] (Note: split logs laid side by side to form a road surface over mud) and the rest of earth, hard or soggy, as the weather varied. It is now paved and forms part of #21 highway. Another important artery of travel is said to have crossed the municipality from east to west, connecting [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sombra,_Ontario Sombra Township] and the Sydenham River. Other roads, even after being surveyed, were merely trails through the bush and swamps. :What is claimed to be the first public building in the vicinity of Edy's Mills - a log schoolhouse - was built in 1883 and Miss Sutherland, of Oil Springs, is said to have been the first teacher, having 14 students in attendance, one of them a lad of 12 years who had not been in school before. Four years later there were nearly 100 names enrolled. :Eventually the original school was replaced by a frame structure, the latter being built at the crossroads corner opposite the store site. In 1885, Mr. Lotteridge, of Hamilton, built the community's first sawmill, also near the road intersection, and it became the industry around which the hamlet began to expand. It was in 1887 that J.N. Edy and his brother came to the vicinity and erected the original stave mill. :The stave mill proved a great industrial enterprise and at one time employed as many as 150 men. Cottages sprang up as if by magic and soon Edy's or Edyville became one of the most important centres in Northern Dawn. J.N. Edy built the first store and donated land for the frame school site. William Kersey and Robert and Michael Elsom, who came in 1877, and Andrew McDonald, in 1885, were prominent old-time residents of the community. :It is recalled, that the Edy brothers bought enormous quantities of elm, as low as $3 per 1000, to be manufactured into staves (Dictionary: narrow pieces of wood placed vertically beside each other to form casks). The timber was bought standing and hauled by means of the company's own teams. Most of the men were employed as yards men, joiners, stave-cutters, teamsters, etc., and even small boys, "tattlers", were given odd jobs around the establishment, receiving 50 cents a day. :J.N. Edy is credited with having been the means of getting the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michigan_Central_Railroad Michigan Central Railway] to build a line into the Township and tradition accounts for the construction of the road in the following manner: Mr. Palmer, the proprietor of the Palmer Mill, situated about two miles north of Edy's, succeeded in inducing the railroad company to build an extension from Oil Springs southward to his own holdings. Mr. Edy was desirous that the rail line should be continued on to Edy's Mills and, when all other negotiations failed, he purchased two small pieces of land on the railway survey and stoutly refused to sell unless the company agreed to extend the line. Finally, the rail officials decided to collaborate and thenceforward Edy's Mills had railroad facilities. :Mr. Edy eventually sold out his business interests to D.W. McDougall, of Owen Sound, and moved from the community. Mr. McDougall contributed extensively to the advancement of this section of Dawn Township. He purchased grain and wood in great quantities from the settlers, the latter being shipped to [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Petrolia,_Ontario Petrolia] where it was used in connection with the oil industry. By public subscription, he succeeded in having a telephone system installed throughout the community, in spite of the fact that much larger centres in the same district had no such advantage. :To D.W. McDougall also goes the honour of having circulated and sent away the petition that was to result in the community having its own post office. It was intended to have the post office known as Edyville but postal authorities refused to sanction this as there was another place in Ontario with similar appellation (?). Finally a compromise was made and Edy's Mills was the resulting name. (Source: The London Free Press, August 16, 1941) ---- :Excerpt of a letter from Marjorie "Marmy" Edy to Jim Edy (descendant of the Newbury Edy line, from Quebec), written August 17, 1974 :"Drove to Edy's Mills to search for the early Edys. The village has practically vanished. The Post Office is gone, the mill is a ruined foundation. The United Church, formerly Methodist, built 1905, stands on the west side of Hwy. 21, south of the main intersection. It's called the Edy's Mills United Church. :The Edy farm was on the south west corner of the main intersection. The original Edy gave five acres on the corner for a school, now also gone. A trailer home is on the site now, and I was told the owners traced the original deed when they bought the property. The storekeeper told me they could not build a house until some matter is cleared up regarding the school property. :I visited the farm of Mr. Sam Jyde (Fun fact - Jyde is an anagram for J. Edy), next to the Edy property, and met Mr. Jyde. He was born there 84 years ago, but doesn't remember anything about the Edy's, other than that they started the town and mill. His memory seemed slightly impaired, I thought, and he also. :The Mill burned down several years ago and is only a heap of ruins today, except for the north building which I had photographed about 10 years ago. It hadn't burned, but the outside has been torn off, the porch and sign has disappeared. I went inside and it is about the same as it was 10 years ago. I picked up several ancient rusted tools, two rasps, a crowbar, a wrench bar with Wilkinson Plough Co., Toronto, embossed on it, and a hammer head. This Mill is on the west side of Hwy. 21, north of the intersection." (Note: Jane (Edy) Hughes and her husband Jim have been to Edy's Mills several times. Nothing remains of the Mill.)
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[[Category:New_Netherland_Immigration]] [[Category: People of New Netherland]] == Austrian Immigrants to New Netherland == : [[Sickles-24|Zacharias Sickles]] == Bohemian Immigrants to New Netherland == :[[Herman-706|Herman, Augustine]] == Dominican Immigrants to New Netherland == :[[Rodrigues-477|Rodrigues, Juan]] == Italian Immigrants to New Netherland == :[[Alberti-16|Alberti, Pietro Cesare]] == Jewish Immigrants to New Netherland == : [[Levy-498|Levy, Asser]] == Moroccan Immigrants to New Netherland == :[[Jansen-455|van Salee, Anthony]] == Polish Immigrants to New Netherland == Several early immigrants to New Netherland are identified as having Polish origins, based in part on their recorded names and also on places of origin indicated in records of churches, the West India Company, or other entities. Recorded names can be difficult to interpret due to variations in spellings, and some Dutch settlers have at times been mistakenly identified as Polish. Nevertheless, some soldiers employed by the West India Company may have been Polish, and there was an active trade relationship between the Netherlands and the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth that likely led to some Polish people residing in the Netherlands and possibly emigrating to New Netherland. There was some effort to recruit Polish settlers. In a 1659 letter to the WIC Lord Directors, Peter Stuyvesant encouraged such recruitment, requesting: :"Some good and cleaver farmers, about twenty five to thirty families, and to assist them with a guard of twenty to twenty-five soldiers for two or three years for their protection against the barbarians who are thereabout somewhat strong and bold. That this might be carried out the sooner and with greater celerity and safety, your Honors will please, if possible, to cause that some Polish, Lithuanian, Prussian, Jutlandish or Flemish farmers (who, as we trust, are soon and easily to be found during this Eastern and Northern war), may be sent over by the first ships." The Lord Directors replied that they would seek help to this end from a Polish nobleman.James S. Pula, and Pien Versteegh. “Were There Really Poles in New Netherland?” Polish American Studies, vol. 73, no. 2, 2016, pp. 35–55. JSTOR, https://www.jstor.org/stable/10.5406/poliamerstud.73.2.0035. Accessed 19 Apr. 2021. New Netherland settlers believed to be from Poland include: :[[Joriszen-2|Borger Joriszen]], identified in his marriage record as from Silesia. :[[Probasco-40|Juriaen Probasco]], from Wroclaw. :[[Zaborowsky-2|Albrecht Zaborowsky]] Possibly or probably from Poland: : [[Mot-2|Michiel De Modt]], apparently had been a soldier. See: James S. Pula, and Pien Versteegh. “Were There Really Poles in New Netherland?” Polish American Studies, vol. 73, no. 2, 2016, pp. 35–55. JSTOR, https://www.jstor.org/stable/10.5406/poliamerstud.73.2.0035. Accessed 19 Apr. 2021. == See Also == *[[:Category: African Immigrants to New Netherland|African Immigrants to New Netherland]] *[[:Category: Danish Immigrants to New Netherland|Danish Immigrants to New Netherland]] *[[:Category:Dutch_Immigrants_to_New_Netherland|Dutch_Immigrants_to_New_Netherland]] *[[:Category: Flemish Immigrants to New Netherland|Flemish Immigrants to New Netherland]] *[[:Category: New Netherland, Immigrants from France|New Netherland, Immigrants from France]] *[[:Category: German Immigrants to New Netherland|German Immigrants to New Netherland]] *[[:Category: New Netherland, Immigrants from England|New Netherland, Immigrants from England]] *[[:Category: New Netherland, Immigrants from Norway|New Netherland, Immigrants from Norway]] *[[:Category: Swedish Immigrants to New Netherland|Swedish Immigrants to New Netherland]] *[[:Category: Swiss Immigrants to New Netherland|Swiss Immigrants to New Netherland]] *[[:Category: Walloon Immigrants to New Netherland|Walloon Immigrants to New Netherland]] == Sources ==
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[[Category:One Name Studies]] [[Category:Orme Name Study]] [[Category:England, Orme Name Study]] [[Category:Ireland, Orme Name Study]] [[Category:Australia, Orme Name Study]] [[Category:DNA Projects]] == About the Project == The Orme Name Study is part of the [[Project:One_Name_Studies|One Name Studies Project]]. It serves as a collaborative platform to collect information on the [https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/Orme Orme] name. The hope is that researchers like you will [[#How to Join|join the study]] to help make it a valuable reference point for other genealogists and anyone with an interest in the Orme name. As a One Name Study, this project is not limited to people who are related biologically, but can include anyone with Orme name. Every [https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/Orme Orme profile on WikiTree] is of interest to this project! We endeavour to continually develop Orme branches and to improve the quality and accuracy of [https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/Orme Orme] profiles to make them more accessible, useful and attractive to researchers and relatives. Our research is organised by interest area. Each member of the project can join groups according to their interest. If their particular area is not covered, it can be added to the study. Research areas can be geographical (England Ormes, Ireland Ormes, USA Ormes etc. etc.), chronological (18th Century Ormes), or topical (Orme DNA, Orme occupations, migrations, population statistics...) All the research for a particular area is gathered on a special Research Page. These [[#Research Pages|Research Pages]] form the heart of the Orme Name Study. == How to Join == If you have an interest in the surname Orme we'd love to hear from you! To join the project, ask a question or just say hello, simply leave a [[Space:Orme_Name_Study#comments|comment]] below or [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special:PrivateMessage&who=4825328&ref=22591630 contact] the Name Study Coordinator, [[Orme-81|Chris Orme]] Take a look at the [[#Research Pages|Research Pages]] below to see if there is a specific study going on that fits your interests. If so do, [[Space:Orme_Name_Study#comments|leave us a message]]! If a research page does not yet exist for your particular area of interest, perhaps you could start one? Why not [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special:PrivateMessage&who=4825328&ref=22591630 get in touch]? {{Member|ONS|name=Orme}} Once you are ready to go, you can show your project affiliation with the ONS Member Sticker: {{Member|ONS|name=Orme}} {{Clear}} == Members of the Orme Name Project == * [[Orme-81|Chris Orme]]: I have so far traced my Orme ancestors back to [[:Category:Macclesfield, Cheshire|Macclesfield]] and [[:Category:Congleton, Cheshire|Congleton]] in Cheshire, England, United Kingdom. I am interested in developing this line and understanding more about the Ormes of Chesire. * [[Chapman-11966|Louis Godfrey]] * [[Hall-32593|Susan Clark]] * [[Orme-415|Scott Orme]] * [[Orme-649|Andrew Orme]] * [[Orme-696|Sophie Orme]] * [[Orme-688|Bill Orme III]] == Research Pages == This page serves as a welcome and introduction to the study. The heart of the research is divided into special interest areas, each with its own Research Page. These Research Pages are for anyone to read. We hope you will find them useful and interesting! Do leave us a comment at the bottom of the page. Once you are a [[#How to Join|member]] of the Orme Name Study Project, if a Research Page is listed below for your area of interest, please dive straight and help us develop it! Just add your name in the Members section and get started. If there isn't yet a page for your interest, please just leave a [[Space:Orme_Name_Study#comments|comment]] below or [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special:PrivateMessage&who=4825328&ref=22591630 contact] the Name Study Coordinator, [[Orme-81|Chris Orme]]. * [[Space:Origins_Orme_Name_Study|Origins, Meanings and Early Ormes]] * [[Space:Notable_Orme_Name_Study|Notable & Interesting Ormes]] * England Research: ** [[Space:Cheshire Orme Name Study|Cheshire Ormes]] ** [[Space:Derbyshire Orme Name Study|Derbyshire Ormes]] ** [[Space:Lancashire_Orme_Name_Study|Lancashire Ormes]] ** [[Space:Leicestershire_Orme_Name_Study|Leicestershire Ormes]] ** [[Space:Middlesex Orme Name Study|Middlesex Ormes]] ** [[Space:Staffordshire_Orme_Name_Study|Staffordshire Ormes]] ** [[Space:Suffolk Orme Name Study|Suffolk Ormes]] ** [[Space:Warwickshire Orme Name Study|Warwickshire Ormes]] ** [[Space:Worcestershire Orme Name Study|Worcestershire Ormes]] * Ireland Research: ** [[Space:County Dublin Orme Name Study|County Dublin Ormes]] ** [[Space:County Mayo Orme Name Study|County Mayo Ormes]] * Australia Research ** [[Space:Queensland Orme Name Study|Queensland Ormes]] ** [[Space:Victoria Orme Name Study|Victoria Ormes]] * United States Research: ** [[Space:Idaho Orme Name Study|Idaho Ormes]] ** [[Space:Illinois Orme Name Study|Illinois Ormes]] What Orme Research area could you start? == Related Surnames and Surname Variants == As Orme was a later from of Orm (see [[Space:Origins_Orme_Name_Study|Origins, Meanings and Early Ormes]]), we will also consider that simpler spelling. At present, the study is limited to these two spellings. However, as our research grows and others join the project, brining their own interests, we may review our decision and include one or more of the common variants. == Adding Profiles to the Orme Name Study == [https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/Orme Every Orme profile on WikiTree] is within the scope of the Orme Name Study! Our aim is to improve the quality and accuracy of these profiles, making WikiTree an ever better place for Orme research. We aim too to fill in the gaps, adding new Orme profiles to WikiTree. An Orme Name Study Sticker should be proudly attached to each Orme profile that has the research foundations in place: * a proper first name and last name at birth * a date (birth or death), though it may be [[Help:Estimated Dates|estimated]] * at least one [[Help:Sources|source]] (see the [[Help:Sources Style Guide|Sources Style Guide]] * a [[Help:Biographies|biography]], laid out in the recommended way The biography text can be short, even just a single sentence, if not much is known about the person. It should be supported by the cited source(s). There is a sticker for each special interest area! {{One Name Study|name=Orme|category=Cheshire, Orme Name Study}} For example, to add the Cheshire Orme Name Study sticker, add the following at the start of the Biography (this will also categorise the profile): {{One Name Study|name=Orme|category=Cheshire, Orme Name Study}} {{Clear}} == Communication == There are four means by which Orme Study members keep in touch. # This page and the linked [[#Research Pages|Research Pages]] # [[Help:Research Notes|Research Notes]] on individual profiles # Comments on these pages or individual profiles # Private messages and emails == Some things you can do == As well as persuing our own [[#Research Pages|special interest areas]] of Orme research, we can all contribute to improving the overall Orme genealogy on WikTree. The following my be satisfying fill-in tasks between other things you are working on. With some of the WikiTree+ links below, you may need to scroll down and click, "Get profiles". # Find and attach sources for [https://plus.wikitree.com/default.htm?report=srch1&Query=Unsourced+Unsourced+Profiles+Orme&MaxProfiles=500&SortOrder=Default&PageSize=10 Unsourced Orme profiles]. Often quite easy with big benefits for WikiTree and our Orme resarch. You may need to scroll down and click, "Get profiles". # Fix data errors in Orme profiles [https://plus.wikitree.com/default.htm?report=err4&Name=Orme+&MaxErrors=1000& reported in WikiTree+]. Again, some of these are very quick and easy to fix but they make a huge difference to the quality of the profile. You may need to scroll down and click, "Get profiles". # Adopt and/or improve [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special%3AAdoptions&order=&s=Orme Orphaned Orme profiles]. This is potentially a bigger task but, of course, depends on how much improvement is needed and how much you want to take on! # Try to connect [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special%3AUnconnected&order=&viewAll=1&privacy=0&orphans=0&s=Orme Unconnected Orme profiles] to the global tree. This can be more challenging, but very satisfying when you find that linking profile. Remember, with any of the above tasks, you can never fail! If you don't find what you were looking for always add a [[#Collaboration|Research Note]] explaining what you've done. Last, but not least, don't forget to keep an eye on [https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/search?q=Orme questions asked in G2G about Orme research] and [https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/tag/ORME profiles tagged with ORME]. Can you answer a question or lend a hand? It may also be an opportunity to recruit another Orme researcher to this One Name study! == Tools, Resources and Interesting Links == * The [https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/Orme Orme Genealogy page] has a list of every Orme on WikiTree and many useful tools (see the quick links at the top of the page). * [https://forebears.io/surnames/orme#meaning Forebears] A great place to start with a definition of the surname, current world distribtution map, surname origins and other interesting information. * [https://www.surnamedb.com/Surname/Orme surnamedb] An interesting short article on Orme name origins. Well worth following up the people named for inclusion in WikiTree. Some work is required to verify and properly cite sources before we can create profiles. * [https://your-family-history.com/surname/o/orme/ Your Family History] Excllent free analysis of the census data for every year from 1841-1911. * [http://www.orme.ws/index.html The Orme Website] is the personal site of Andrew and Brenda Orme. Well worth a visit! Some very interesting information and some famous Ormes that we could add to WikiTree, if we can find good sources. * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orme_(name) Orme (name) on Wikipedia]. A list of notable people with the name Orme. * [https://britishsurnames.co.uk/surname/orme/ British Surnames] The Distribution Map, based on the 1881 Census, is very interesting. * [https://www.houseofnames.com/Orme-family-crest House of Names] Worth a visit, though there seems to be more emphasis on selling hidden information than providing sources. They are selling a family crest but, in the absence of information to the contrary, it is presumably just a clip art that they have created. * An [https://www.genealogy.com/forum/surnames/topics/orme/ Orme forum at genealogy.com]. There are no posts since 2014. == Some Places with the name Orme == * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Orme The Great Orme] in Llandudno, Wales, United Kingdom, has our name. See on [https://www.openstreetmap.org/?mlat=53.3330&mlon=-3.8543#map=13/53.3330/-3.8543 Open Streetmap]. * [[Wikipedia:Orme Square|Orme Square, Bayswater, London]]. See on [https://www.openstreetmap.org/?mlat=51.51051&mlon=-0.18976#map=19/51.51051/-0.18976 OpenStreetMap] * Rue de l'Orme, Oyonnax, France. See on [https://www.openstreetmap.org/?mlat=46.25140&mlon=5.65436#map=19/46.25140/5.65436 OpenStreetMap]. == Making these Pages Better == We want the Orme Name Study pages to be an interesting and valuable resource for all Orme researchers and family members. Please [[#How to Join|join the Orme Name Project]] and help to develop and improve these pages, adding to the study according to your interests. == Sources ==
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[[Category:Orr Name Study]] [[Category:One Name Studies]] [[Category:DNA Projects]] == How to Join == Please contact the project leader [[Orr-3767|Dennis Orr]] or leave a comment at the foot of the page. If you have any questions, just ask. Thanks! == Goals == This is a One Name Study to collect together in one place everything about one surname and the variants of that name. The hope is that other researchers like you will join our study to help make it a valuable reference point for people studying lines that cross or intersect. == Task List == This is a place to post your Orr family lines to see how we are all connected. Here are some of the tasks that I think need to be done. I'll be working on them, and could use your help. * Orr migration from Scotland to Northern Ireland in the 1600's. * History of the Orr name and relationship to various clans. *DNA in the Orr's. * Meaning of the Orr surname, geographical origin of the Orr surname, Orr veterans, famous Orr family members Please post any questions or other items of interest!
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The Osage Indian Murders, also known as the Reign of Terror, were a series of murders of Osage Native Americans in Osage County, Oklahoma, during the early 20th century, mainly during the 1920s. There may have been as many as 60 suspicious deaths and the events of this period are the subject of several books and a 2023 film. This page created for the purpose of linking those involved with the events. Persons are listed alphabetically without regard to status as victim or perpetrator. [[Special:Whatlinkshere/Space:Osage_Indian_Murders|WikiTree Profiles Listing]] '''B'''
*[[Osage-14|Hun-Kah-Hop-Py (Osage) Bates (1886-1921)]] *[[Bigheart-5|George Bigheart (1876-1923)]] *[[Beekman-516|Sybil Frances (Beekman) Bolton (1903-1925)]] *[[Cole-27128|Nettie O. (Cole) Brookshire (1904-1923)]] *[[Brown-68803|Oda Brown (abt.1883-)]] *[[Burkhart-917|Byron Badford Burkhart (1898-1985)]] *[[Burkhart-912|Ernest George Burkhart (1892-1986)]] '''G'''
*[[Grammer-238|Henry Frank Grammer (1883-1923)]] '''H'''
*[[Hale-6390|William King Hale (1874-1962)]] *"Doc" Hawkins '''K'''
*Asa/Acie Kirby *[[Kyle-1214|Lizzie Q. Kyle (abt.1858-1921)]] at times she is referenced as Lizzy Cue *[[Kyle-1215|Anna (Kyle) Brown (abt.1886-1921)]] *[[Kyle-1213|Mollie (Kyle) Cobb (1886-1937)]] *[[Kyle-1216|Minnie (Kyle) Smith (abt.1889-1918)]] *[[Kyle-1217|Reta (Kyle) Smith (abt.1893-1923)]] '''M'''
*John Mayo *[[McBride-7020|Bernard A. McBride (1863-1922)]] *[[Morrison-20118|Kelsie Lloyd Morrison (1898-1937)]] '''N'''
*Ralph Nading *Virgil Nading '''R'''
*[[Ramsey-8834|John Newman Ramsey (1880-1964)]] *[[Roan-126|Henry Roan (1883-1923)]] aka Henry Roan Horse '''S'''
*Annie Sanford *[[Shoun-123|David Adam Shoun (1880-1960)]] *[[Shoun-124|James Garfield Shoun (1881-1957)]] *[[Smith-145819|William E. "Bill" Smith (1892-1923)]] *[[Stepson-2|William Stepson (1892-1922)]] '''T'''
*Irvin Newton "Blackie" Thompson '''V'''
*[[Vaughan-8782|William Watkins Vaughan (1869-1923)]] '''W'''
*[[White-71131|Thomas Bruce White (1881-1971)]] *[[Osage-12|Charles Whitehorn (1896-1921)]] aka Charles Williamson *Arthur "A.T." Woodward ---- '''Books'''
* Grann, D., (2017) "Killers of the Flower Moon: The Osage Murders and the Birth of the FBI." Doubleday, New York. * Hogan, Lawrence J. (1998). The Osage Indian Murders: The True Story of a Multiple Murder Plot to Acquire the Estates of Wealthy Osage Tribe Members. ISBN 9780965917414 * Hogan Linda. 1990. Mean Spirit (version 1st Ballantine books ed) 1st Ballantine books ed. New York: Ivy Books. '''Internet Sources'''
* UMKC School of Law - Famous Trials: [https://www.famous-trials.com/osage-home The Osage "Reign of Terror" Murder Trials] * Osage Nation: [https://www.osagenation-nsn.gov/news-events/news/did-you-know-osage-murders Did You Know? Osage Murders (Reign of Terror)] * The Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture: [https://www.okhistory.org/publications/enc/entry.php?entry=OS005 Osage Murders] * Wikipedia: [[wikipedia:Osage_Indian_murders|Osage Indian Murders]] * Wikipedia: [[wikipedia:United_States_v._Ramsey_(1926)|United States v. Ramsey (1926)]] * IMDB: [https://www.imdb.com/title/tt5537002/ Killers of the Flower Moon] Film 2023 ----* Wikitree: [[Space:Osage_Indian_Murders|Osage Indian Murders]] Categorization. using space page as linking tool for persons involved with the Osage Indian Murders
*[[Osage-14|Hun-Kah-Hop-Py (Osage) Bates (1886-1921)]] *[[Bigheart-5|George Bigheart (1876-1923)]] *[[Beekman-516|Sybil Frances (Beekman) Bolton (1903-1925)]] *[[Cole-27128|Nettie O. (Cole) Brookshire (1904-1923)]] *[[Brown-68803|Oda Brown (abt.1883-)]] *[[Burkhart-917|Byron Badford Burkhart (1898-1985)]] *[[Burkhart-912|Ernest George Burkhart (1892-1986)]] '''G'''
*[[Grammer-238|Henry Frank Grammer (1883-1923)]] '''H'''
*[[Hale-6390|William King Hale (1874-1962)]] *"Doc" Hawkins '''K'''
*Asa/Acie Kirby *[[Kyle-1214|Lizzie Q. Kyle (abt.1858-1921)]] at times she is referenced as Lizzy Cue *[[Kyle-1215|Anna (Kyle) Brown (abt.1886-1921)]] *[[Kyle-1213|Mollie (Kyle) Cobb (1886-1937)]] *[[Kyle-1216|Minnie (Kyle) Smith (abt.1889-1918)]] *[[Kyle-1217|Reta (Kyle) Smith (abt.1893-1923)]] '''M'''
*John Mayo *[[McBride-7020|Bernard A. McBride (1863-1922)]] *[[Morrison-20118|Kelsie Lloyd Morrison (1898-1937)]] '''N'''
*Ralph Nading *Virgil Nading '''R'''
*[[Ramsey-8834|John Newman Ramsey (1880-1964)]] *[[Roan-126|Henry Roan (1883-1923)]] aka Henry Roan Horse '''S'''
*Annie Sanford *[[Shoun-123|David Adam Shoun (1880-1960)]] *[[Shoun-124|James Garfield Shoun (1881-1957)]] *[[Smith-145819|William E. "Bill" Smith (1892-1923)]] *[[Stepson-2|William Stepson (1892-1922)]] '''T'''
*Irvin Newton "Blackie" Thompson '''V'''
*[[Vaughan-8782|William Watkins Vaughan (1869-1923)]] '''W'''
*[[White-71131|Thomas Bruce White (1881-1971)]] *[[Osage-12|Charles Whitehorn (1896-1921)]] aka Charles Williamson *Arthur "A.T." Woodward ---- '''Books'''
* Grann, D., (2017) "Killers of the Flower Moon: The Osage Murders and the Birth of the FBI." Doubleday, New York. * Hogan, Lawrence J. (1998). The Osage Indian Murders: The True Story of a Multiple Murder Plot to Acquire the Estates of Wealthy Osage Tribe Members. ISBN 9780965917414 * Hogan Linda. 1990. Mean Spirit (version 1st Ballantine books ed) 1st Ballantine books ed. New York: Ivy Books. '''Internet Sources'''
* UMKC School of Law - Famous Trials: [https://www.famous-trials.com/osage-home The Osage "Reign of Terror" Murder Trials] * Osage Nation: [https://www.osagenation-nsn.gov/news-events/news/did-you-know-osage-murders Did You Know? Osage Murders (Reign of Terror)] * The Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture: [https://www.okhistory.org/publications/enc/entry.php?entry=OS005 Osage Murders] * Wikipedia: [[wikipedia:Osage_Indian_murders|Osage Indian Murders]] * Wikipedia: [[wikipedia:United_States_v._Ramsey_(1926)|United States v. Ramsey (1926)]] * IMDB: [https://www.imdb.com/title/tt5537002/ Killers of the Flower Moon] Film 2023 ----
Osborn Family History
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This is a central page for organizing genealogy related to Osborn families and information about individuals, places, and things named Osborn. (Do you have any info about Osborns or the name? Please join the Trusted List to this page and participate. You can also post a comment or memory below.) === Alternate Spellings === Osborn has other spellings of Osborne and Osbern. === Origins of the Surname Osborn === It is a Saxon word; from 'hus', meaning a house, and 'bearn', meaning a child. So a family-child, even an adopted child. The old Norse personal name 'Ásbjorn', composed of the elements ás ‘god’ + björn ‘bear’. The surname has also been in Ireland since 1500s. === Geographic Centers of Osborn Families === In the UK, the surname is mostly along the coastal counties of England. In the USA, it is often found in New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Kentucky, and California. === Osborns on WikiTree === Here is the current [http://www.wikitree.com/indexes/person/O/OSBORN_1.html Osborn] index. Also see [http://www.wikitree.com/indexes/person/O/OSBORNE_1.html Osborne]. If you add yourself or an ancestor to WikiTree your additions will appear on the index when it automatically updates tomorrow morning. [[Category:Surnames]] [[Category:English Immigrants to America]] [[Category:Irish Immigrants to America]]
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[[Category:Osborn Name Study|*]] [[Category:One Name Studies]] [[Category:DNA Projects]] This is a One Name Study to collect together in one place everything about one surname and the variants of that name. The hope is that other researchers like you will join our study to help make it a valuable reference point for people studying lines that cross or intersect. Please contact the project leader, add categories to your profiles, add your questions to the bulletin board, add details of your name research, etc.
Oscar Niemeth Towing, Inc. & Tweed Towing, Inc. Tugboats
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Oscar Charles Niemeth, born November 29, 1915, worked as a dredger man for Pioneer Shell Company in Petaluma, California. Oscar would travel by tugboat to Oyster Point in the San Francisco Bay, under the San Francisco/Oakland Bay Bridge and pump oyster shells into a large hopper barge. After towing the barge back to Petaluma, the crew would pump the shells from the barge into a large washer and dryer in preparation for crushing, bagging, and selling the shell to the chicken farmers living in the Petaluma area. When the chickens ate the oyster shells, they would lay eggs with much harder shells. Oscar Niemeth Towing, Inc. was born. Sometime in the early 1950’s Oscar purchased his first tug, “sunk at the dock” and proceeded to rebuild it from top to bottom - the Golden Eagle. Still a dredger man during the week, many weekends were spent at the dock of Pioneer Shell helping dad paint, paint more, paint more, and even caulk the wooden deck with a product called okum. He gave all four of his children something to do to help build his dream. Other boats over the years were the Sea Eagle, 1800 hp, the Silver Eagle (the first Silver Eagle), in 1960, 1,000 hp, the first 16-cylinder tandem tugboat on the West Coast, the White Eagle, a former Navy YTL tug from Lake Michigan, the Blue Eagle, the American Eagle & the Silver Eagle, both 4,000 hp. From time to time other tugs were leased for a period of time and painted with the traditional blue and white colors with the yellow banner of a flying eagle. Enjoy the photos.
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[[Category:Östbjörka, Rättvik (W)]] An in-depth exploration of [[:Category: Östbjörka, Rättvik (W)|Östbjörka village in Rättvik]] with focus on covering the gap in household records between the late 1690s and 1742. There are birth, marriage and death records - however mothers are never named in birth records, and for much of the time women and children are not named in their own death records - they are recorded only with reference to their father or husband. This is very challenging, since the selection of names is so small. There are way too many Olof Hansson and Brita Olsdotter around. There is a gap in marriage records between 1682 and 1696. There are death records only for the first month of 1695. ==Household records and taxation records== *Mantalslängder 1642-1820 Säters län 1642-1646 (W) 4 (1645) Bild 640 / sid 148 (AID: v841007.b640.s148, NAD: SE/RA/5520322) *Rättvik (W) AI:1 (1670s) Bild 1120 / sid 217 (AID: v131510b.b1120.s217, NAD: SE/ULA/11284) *Rättvik (W) AI:1 (1690s) Bild 2140 / sid 422 (AID: v131510b.b2140.s422, NAD: SE/ULA/11284) *Rättvik (W) AI:1 (1670-1700) Bild 3860 / sid 767 (AID: v131510b.b3860.s767, NAD: SE/ULA/11284) *Rättvik (W) AI:3 (1742-1755) Bild 35 / sid 59 (AID: v131512.b35.s59, NAD: SE/ULA/11284) *Rättvik (W) AI:4a (1760-1767) Bild 24 / sid 38 (AID: v131513.b24.s38, NAD: SE/ULA/11284) *Rättvik (W) AI:4c (1760-1767) Bild 128 / sid 246 (AID: v131515.b128.s246, NAD: SE/ULA/11284) *Rättvik (W) AI:5a (1775-1785) Bild 47 / sid 79 (AID: v131516.b47.s79, NAD: SE/ULA/11284) *Rättvik (W) AI:5c (1775-1785) Bild 157 / sid 300 (AID: v131518.b157.s300, NAD: SE/ULA/11284) ==Households in taxation 1645== *[[Andersson-10522|Matts Andersson]] *[[Mårtensson-378|Hans Mårtensson]] *[[Hansson-2481|Anders Hansson]] *Nils Olsson *[[Andersson-10444|Oloff Andersson]] *[[Andersson-5237|Jöran Andersson]] *[[Olofsson-2351|Gunnar Olsson]] *Erik Nilsson *Oloff Persson *Hans Larsson (his wife died in 1669) v131560.b197.s385 *[[Jonsson-2754|Anders Jonsson]] ==Households 1670s - 1690s== ===Österbjörkan Nr 1 Nr 2 Nr 3, 1670s=== *[[Andersson-10444|Olof Andersson]] 1590-1672 *hustru Ingeborg 1591-1677 *[[Olsson-3929|Anders Olsson]] 1621-1686 (son of OA) *hustru Elisabeth 1622-1675 *[[Andersson-10451|Olof]] ''Andersson'' 1651- (son of AO) *Anders ''Andersson'' 1655-1677 died in Skåne (soldier) v131560.b95.s181 *Kerstin ''Andersdotter'' 1663- (or 1653?) *Jon Persson -1674 son-in-law (v131561.b36.s59 - soldier) *[[Olsdotter-2069|Anna]] ''Olsdotter'' -1675 died in Folkärna (daughter of OA) *Olof ''Jonsson'' 1662- serving in Folkärna *Anna ''Jonsdotter'' 1664- *Per ''Jonsson'' - serving "up in the country" '''1690s, Jon Persson's children are listed in Nr 7:''' *Anna ''Jonsdotter'' 1664- serving away from home *Per ''Jonsson'' *[[Olsdotter-2067|Brita Olsdotter]] 1620- old maid *foster daughter Kerstin Olsdotter(?) from Backa 1673- *[[Olsdotter-2070|Elisabet Olsdotter]] 1637- widow (probably of a Per Hansson) (died 1710 Dom Mis- v131562.b206.s404) *[[Persdotter-4174|Anna Persdotter]] 1655- her daughter, went to Sätra *[[Olsdotter-2068|Malin Olsdotter]] 1627-1688 ===Österbjörkan Nr 1, Nr 2 & Nr 3 - 1690s=== :v131510b.b2140.s422 *[[Andersson-10451|Olof Andersson]] 1651-dead *hustru Kerstin 1658- *Elisabet ''Olsdotter'' 1689? - gone to Hälsingland *[[Olofsdotter-2250|Margeta]] ''Olsdotter'' 1684 *Anders Ersson(?) brother-in-law *hustru Kerstin Andersdotter (present above) *Anna ''Andersdotter'' their daughter *[[Olsson-1871|Olof Homman]] 1658- *hustru [[Göransdotter-88|Anna]] ''Göransdotter'' 1659- *gammelgiänta [[Olsdotter-2067|Brita Olsdotter]] 1620-dead (present above) *[[Persson-5748|Nall Per Persson]] 1658-dead *[[Persdotter-4174|Anna Persdotter]] 1655- in Sätra (present above) *[[Olsdotter-2070|Elisabet]] ''Olsdotter'' 1637- mother-in-law *Pär ''Persson'' 1683- *[[Persdotter-4178|Anna]] ''Persdotter'' 1685- *[[Persdotter-4236|Lisbet]] ''Persdotter'' 1687- married Hans Persson in Glistjärna 1713 *[[Persson-5749|Olle]] ''Persson'' 1690- ===(Mases)=== '''Österbjörkan Nr 4 1670s''' v131510b.b1120.s217 '''Österbjörkan Nr 4 1690s''' v131510b.b2140.s422 *[[Andersson-10640|Matts Andersson]] 1619-1687 (is not [[Andersson-10522|Matts Andersson]] (1600-1655)) *hu Anna 1621- died before 1700 *[[Mattsdotter-555|Anna]] ''Mattsdotter'' 1654- (actually 1655) *[[Mattsson-735|Anders]] ''Mattsson'' 1657- *married to [[Andersdotter-7121|Lisbeth]] ''Andersdotter'' from Backa in the 1690s *Lisbeth ''Mattsdotter'' 1665- *Malin ''Hansdotter'', stepdaughter, 1650 - married off to Backa Nr 22 in 1674. ===(Sjons)=== :'''Österbjörkan Nr 5 1670s & 1690s''' v131510b.b1120.s217 - v131510b.b2140.s422 :Continued as [[Space:Österbjörkan#Sjons|Nr 7 Sjons]] and possibly as [[Space:Österbjörkan#Olars|Nr 6 Olars]] *[[Jonsson-2754|Anders Jonsson]] -1672 *hustru [[Andersdotter-3348|Kerstin]] 1615-1698 *Marit ''Jonsdotter'' 1631-1675 unmarried daughter (or did she marry in Sandgärde?) *[[Andersson-5267|Anders]] ''Andersson'' 1649-1677 - son of AJ *hustru [[Hansdotter-812|Kerstin]] ''Hansdotter'' 1641- **[[Andersson-10457|Per Andersson]] 1645- (second husband), from Nr 14 *[[Andersdotter-3347|Kerstin]] ''Andersdotter'' 1671- *[[Andersson-5259|Anders Andersson]] 1678- *[[Persson-5751|Hans Persson]] 1681- (actually Jan 1680) **[[Persdotter-4180|Anna Persdotter]] 1684- (in [[Space:Österbjörkan#P.C3.A4rs_et_al|Nr 10 Pers]] in 1742) **[[Persdotter-4181|Margeta]] ''Persdotter'' 1687- (actually 1685) **Olle ''Persson'' 1690- *[[Andersson-10501|Olof Andersson]] 1656-1686 son of AJ *hustru Anna ===(Göras)=== '''Österbjörkan Nr 6, 1670s ''' *[[Andersson-5237|Göran Andersson]] 1616-1690 *hustru [[Ersdotter-405|Brita]] ''Ersdotter'' 1622-1687 *[[Göransdotter-206|Kerstin]] ''Göransdotter'' married to Glistjärna *[[Göransdotter-88|Anna]] ''Göransdotter'' 1659- married to Olof Homman in Nr 2 before 1690 *[[Göransson-347|Erik]] ''Göransson'' 1663- *[[Göransdotter-207|Brita]] ''Göransdotter'' 1666- '''Österbjörkan Nr 6, 1690s:''' *[[Göransson-347|Erik Göransson]] 1663- *hustru Kerstin 1672- *[[Ericsdotter-343|Brita]] ''Ersdotter'' 1692- (actually 1690) - married [[Andersson-10474|Anders Andersson]] from Österbjörkan Jan 1709 :Continued as [[Space:Österbjörkan#G.C3.B6ras|farm name Göras]] in 1742 ===Österbjörkan Nr 7 1670s & 1690s=== 1670s (this family moved to Nittsjö Nr 14 (listed after Nr 8) in 1686: *(Jon Andersson's widow) Brita *Anders Jonsson 1641- from Nittsjö *Anna ''Ersdotter'' from Österbjörka (born 1656 to Erik Jansson? - v131560.b99.s189) *Jon ''Andersson'' 1665-1677 *Anders Andersson 1674- *Kerstin Andersdotter 1669- ===(Mårs) & (Vattumans) 1670-1700=== '''Nr 8 1670s''' - v131510b.b1130.s219 *[[Hansson-1309|Anders Hansson]] 1629-1677 *hustru [[Andersdotter-3363|Kerstin]] ''Andersdotter'' 1640-1676 *[[Andersdotter-6863|Margareta]] ''Andersdotter'' 1660- *(Margareta's husband)(Vattumans) [[Andersson-10440|Anders Andersson]] son-in-law, from Västberg Nr 8 *Anna ''Andersdotter'' 1665- married to Nittsjö? *[[Andersdotter-6962|Kerstin]] ''Andersdotter'' 1667- *[[Andersson-5371|Mårten Andersson]] 1671- *[[Hansdotter-1593|Malin]] ''Hansdotter'' 1620-1687 (sister of AH, widow of an Erik) *Hans Ersson 1652- nephew, soldier in 1678 *[[Ersdotter-1222|Kerstin Ersdotter]] 1657- niece '''Nr 9 1690s''' - v131510b.b2150.s424 *[[Jonsson-5449|Jonas Jonsson]] 1657- *hustru [[Andersdotter-6962|Kerstin]] ''Andersdotter'' 1667- *[[Andersson-5371|Mårten]] ''Andersson'' 1671- brother (continues at [[Space:Österbjörkan#M.C3.A5rs|Mårs]] in 1742) *[[Jonsson-5463|Anders]] ''Jonsson'' 1688 *[[Jonsson-5464|Erik]] ''Jonsson'' (1693) *([[Jonsson-5462|''Jon Jonsson'']] 1701, too young to be included) *h Kerstin at LL '''Nr 10 1690s:''' *'''Vattumans''' [[Andersson-10440|Anders Andersson]] 1646-1694 *[[Andersdotter-6863|Margareta]] ''Andersdotter'' 1660- *[[Andersson-10474|Anders]] ''Andersson'' 1682- (actually 1680) *[[Andersson-10441|Hans]] ''Andersson'' 1683 - in Nr 21 Vattumans in 1742 *[[Andersdotter-6991|Kerstin]] ''Andersdotter'' 1689 *Continued through Kerstin in [[Space:Österbjörkan#Dahl|Nr 25 Dahl]] in 1742 ===Österbjörkan Nr 9 1670s is Nr 11 in the 1690s=== *[[Olsson-1952|Lars Olofsson]] 1623-1697 *hustru [[Hansdotter-833|Margeta]] (Hansdotter) 1623-1698 *[[Larsson-2595|Olof Larsson]] 1657- married in Gärdebyn Nr 14 **their second son, [[Olsson-3959|Anders]] came back to Östbjörka. The household was then [[Space:Österbjörkan#Hinders|Nr 14]] *[[Larsson-5293|Lars]] ''Larsson'' 1659-1684 ===Österbjörkan Nr 10 in the 1670s - Nr 12 in the 1690s=== '''1670s''': *[[Olofsson-2352|Gunnar Olofsson]], soldier -1675 (or 1678) *hustru [[Olsdotter-2102|Karin]] ''Olsdotter'' 1631- *[[Gunnarsson-195|Olof Gunnarsson]] 1665- *[[Gunnarsson-194|Daniel Gunnarsson]] 1668- *[[Gunnarsson-196|Hans Gunnarsson]] 1672- *Kerstin Olofsdotter 1647- sister (of Gunnar) *[[Gunnarsdotter-84|Brita]] ''Gunnarsdotter'' 1615- (mother of Gunnar) *[[Gunnarsdotter-83|Kerstin Gunnarsdotter]] 1611-1676 sister (of mother) '''1690s''': *Gunnar Ols' widow [[Olsdotter-2102|Karin]] ''Olsdotter'' (died in 1715) *[[Gunnarsdotter-84|Brita]] ''Gunnarsdotter'' 1615-dead, mother-in-law *[[Gunnarsson-195|Olof Gunnarsson]] 1665- *hustru [[Hansdotter-1626|Lisbet]] ''Hansdotter'' from Falun *[[Gunnarsson-194|Daniel Gunnarsson]] 1668- *hustru Margeta ''Jonsdotter'' from Glistjärna *[[Gunnarsson-196|Hans Gunnarsson]] 1672- *hustru Anna Olsdotter - dead Continued as [[Space:Österbjörkan#Gunnars|farm name Gunnars]] with [[Olofsson-2365|Olof Olsson]], son of Olof Gunnarsson as head ofhousehold. ===Östbjörkan Nr 11 in the 1670s - Nr 8 in the 1690s=== 1670s: *[[Gunnarsson-138|Erik Gunnarsson]] 1606-1687 *[[Ersson-436|Hans Ersson]] 1634-, son-in-law *hustru [[Ersdotter-414|Malin Ersdotter]] 1645- *[[Hansson-2416|Hans]] ''Hansson'' 1673 *[[Ersson-1162|Erik Ersson]] 1653-1675 (son of EG) 1690s: *[[Ersson-436|Hans Ersson]] 1634-1698 *hustru [[Ersdotter-414|Malin]] ''Ersdotter'' 1645- *[[Hansson-2416|Hans]] ''Hansson'' 1673-1698 *[[Hansdotter-1616|Kerstin]] ''Hansdotter'' 1678- *[[Hansdotter-810|Anna]] ''Hansdotter'' 1679- *[[Hansdotter-1614|Malin]] ''Hansdotter'' 1683- *[[Hansson-2425|Anders]] ''Hansson'' 1687- (in [[Space:Österbjörkan#P.C3.A4rs_et_al|Nr 10 Pers]] in 1742) *[[Hansson-2426|Erik]] ''Hansson'' 1690- (actually 1689) ===Östbjörkan Nr 12 in the 1670s - Nr 13 in the 1690s=== v131510b.b1130.s219 - v131510b.b2150.s424 *widow Ingeborg 1623-1691 (simply ''hustru'' Ingeborg - v131561.b81.s149) *daughter [[Persdotter-4268|Kerstin]] ''Persdotter'' 1653-dead (died 1698) *husband [[Jonsson-5529|Olof Jonsson]] 1643- from Vikarbyn, Ovanhedes (died 1726) **[[Olsdotter-2133|Kerstin Olofsdotter]] (replaced her father in the taxation records in 1713, does not seem to have married **[[Olsdotter-2127|Marit Olofsdotter]] (1689-) ===Östbjörkan Nr 13 in the 1670s - Nr 15 in the 1690s=== :Continued as [[Space:Österbjörkan#S.C3.A4ter|Nr 23 Säter in 1742]] but also [[Space:Österbjörkan#Blom_el_J.C3.B6ns|Nr 27 Blom]] *Olof Nilsson's widow Kerstin 1623-1693 *Kerstin ''Olofsdotter'' 1651- serving elsewhere *Matts ''Olofsson'' 1653- soldier, dead at Lund *(Karin Olsdotter 1656 - v131560.b103.s197 - presumably died early) *Margeta Olsdotter 1663- *[[Olsdotter-861|Anna Olsdotter]] 1661- *husband [[Larsson-2617|Matts ''Larsson'' Blom]] 1660- soldier ** stepdaughter Kerstin 1681- (presumably Mattsdotter) absent(?) **[[Mattsson-322|Lars Mattsson]] 1685- **[[Mattsdotter-544|Kerstin]] ''Mattsdotter'' 1690- *Erik Johansson's widow Kerstin 1613-1680 ===Östbjörkan Nr 14 in the 1670s - Nr 17 and Nr 18 in the 1690s=== '''1670s Nr 14''' *old [[Hansson-2420|Anders Hansson]] 1609-1676 *hustru Anna 1613- (died 1671) *[[Andersson-10457|Pehr]] ''Andersson'' 1645- married to widow Kerstin Hansdotter in Nr 5 *[[Andersson-10442|Anders]] ''Andersson'' 1647- *hustru Malin Ersdotter 1656?- from Ovanmyra Nr 9 *[[Andersdotter-7029|Karin]] ''Andersdotter'' married to Nr 22 *Jacob ''Andersson'' 1651- *hustru Margta 1659- '''1690s, Nr 17''': *Anders Hans' widow Anna 1613- dead (strange, if she died first) *[[Andersson-10442|Anders]] ''Andersson'' 1647-1698 *hustru Malin Ersdotter 1656?- from Ovanmyra Nr 9 *[[Andersdotter-7068|Margta]] ''Andersdotter'' 1683- (died in 1701) *[[Andersdotter-6975|Anna]] ''Andersdotter'' 1685- (bridges the gap to 1742, married [[Hansson-2440|Matts Hansson]] from Västberg, who moved in) *[[Andersdotter-7001|Brita]] ''Andersdotter'' 1692- :Continued as [[Space:Österbjörkan#M.C3.B6kias_.28Michels.29_or_Bud|Nr 29 Mökias]] '''1690s, Nr 18''': *Jacob ''Andersson'' 1651- (actually 1655 - v131560.b97.s185) *hustru Margta 1659- ===Östbjörkan Nr 15 in the 1670s Nr 21 in the 1690s=== v131510b.b1130.s219 *[[Andersson-10502|Hans Andersson]] 1615-1683 *hustru Brita 1614-1683 *Anders ''Hansson'' 1646-1691 (son Olof in 1686 (may not have survived) v131561.b171.s327) *hustru Brita Andersdotter from Solberga Nr 10, may have gone back *Kerstin ''Hansdotter'' 1655- *[[Hansson-2431|Olof]] ''Hansson'' 1657- *hustru [[Olsdotter-2151|Brita Olsdotter]] from Glistjärna Nr 3 '''Nr 21 in the 1690s''' v131510b.b2160.s426 *[[Hansson-2431|Olof Hansson]] 1657 *hu [[Olsdotter-2151|Brita ''Olsdotter'']] 1654 *[[Olsson-3962|Olof]] ''Olsson'' 1684 *[[Olsdotter-2098|Brita]] ''Olsdotter'' (1687)
([[Danielsdotter-440|Karin Danielsdotter]], the daughter of Brita's daughter [[Mårtensdotter-512|Kierstin Mårtensdotter]] married into [[Space:Österbjörkan#P.C3.A4rs_et_al|Östbjörka Nr 10]] in 1753) :This household continues as [[Space:Österbjörkan#J.C3.B6ns|Nr 17]] and [[Space:Österbjörkan#Hanses|Nr 30, Hanses]] in 1742 ===(Ifwas)=== :'''Östbjörkan Nr 16 in the 1670s - Nr 22 in the 1690s''' :v131510b.b1140.s221 - v131510b.b2160.s426 :Continues in 1742 as [[Space:Österbjörkan#Ifwas|Ifwas]] *[[Andersson-10579|Jon Andersson]]'s widow Karin 1607-1677 *[[Jonsson-5620|Jon Jonsson]] 1643-1686 *[[Jonsson-5489|Anders Jonsson]] 1647- (died in 1730, same month as his son Jon) *hustru [[Hansdotter-1636|Margeta]] ''Hansdotter'' from Ovanmyra Nr 7 *[[Andersson-10546|Jon]] ''Andersson'' 1684- (he died in 1730; his son [[Jonsson-5488|Anders]] is head of household in 1742) *[[Andersson-10551|Anders]] ''Andersson'' (1687) *Hans ''Andersson'' - married 1712? - v131562.b149.s289 *Brita ''Jonsdotter'' 1637- married to Sätra Nr 7 - came back (presumably widowed) (she died in the end of 1719 - v131562.b221.s434) *[[Jonsdotter-4003|Kerstin]] ''Jonsdotter'' 1640- still in brother's household in 1690, dead 1698 ===(Påls)=== :'''Östbjörkan Nr 17 in the 1670s - Nr 23 in the 1690s''' :Continued as farm name [[Space:Österbjörkan#P.C3.A5l|Pål]] in 1742 *Karin, the widow of Pål Finne 1602-1680 (Pål Olofsson died in 1669 - v131560.b198.s387) *[[Pålsson-290|Olof Pålsson]] 1643- *hustru [[Hansdotter-1645|Anna]] ''Hansdotter'' 1641- *[[Olsdotter-2090|Karin Olsdotter]] 1670- *[[Olsson-3943|Hans]] ''Olsson'' 1673- (died in 1750, bridges the gap) *hustru [[Olsdotter-2079|Ingeborg]] ''Olsdotter'' from Lerdal *Brita ''Olsdotter'' 1683- presumably married off to Tina in 1704 - v131562.b145.s281 :there is a ''hustru'' Anna, Pål Pär's in Östbjörka, dead at an age of 53 years in 1711 - v131562.b207.s406). The age is probably too off ===(Mases) or (Hans Pärs Ollas)=== :'''Östbjörkan Nr 18 in the 1670s''' v131510b.b1140.s221 :'''Östbjörkan Nr 24 in the 1690s''' v131510b.b2160.s426 :Continued as [[Space:Österbjörkan#Hans_P.C3.A4rs_Ollas_or_Matts|Nr 28, Nr 32 and Nr 35 in 1742]] *[[Mattsson-728|Erik Mattsson]] 1626-1686 (His father was, of course, a Matts) *hustru Karin 1614-1673 *[[Hansson-2430|Olof Hansson]] 1644- son-in-law (from the later farm name ''Hans Pärs' Ollas'' he was probably the son of a Hans Persson) *hustru [[Ersdotter-1180|Elisabet]] ''Ersdotter'' 1654- *Margeta 1654- daughter of EM's brother (dead before 1700) *Margeta 1609-1680 mother of EM (death record v131561.b53.s93) *Anders Hansson 1669? half brother (of OH?) foster son (not present in the 1690s) *Margeta ''Olsdotter'' 1676 *[[Olsson-3958|Erik]] ''Olsson'' 1679 - stayed in Östbjörka *[[Olsson-3961|Hans]]''Olsson'' 1682 - probably moved to Boda *[[Olsdotter-2097|Brita]] ''Olsdotter'' 1684 *[[Olsson-3963|Olle]] ''Olof Olofsson'' (1686 - died in 1701) *(''[[Olsson-3968|Anders Olsson]]'' born in 1695 was too young to be entered, stayed in Östbjörka) *(''[[Olsson-3960|Matts Olsson]]'' was even younger, stayed in Östbjörka) *Brita Hansdotter, half-sister (of OH?) (could be Brita Hansdotter 71y, dead in 1737 (born 1666) - v131562.b248.s489) [[Olsson-3961|Hans Olsson]] in Östbjörka married Brita Jonsdotter from Boda and [[Persson-5751|Hans Persson]] in Östbjörka married [[Olsdotter-2097|Brita Olsdotter]] in Östbjörka 2PTrin 1708 - looks like a double wedding - v131562.b147.s285 ===Östbjörkan Nr 19 & Nr 20 in the 1670s - Nr 25 in the 1690s=== *Lars Hansson 1630- (LH in Ö died in 1703, age 67, so is it him? - v131562.b198.s388 *hustru Brita ''Andersdotter'' 1633-1698 - married in 1666 - v131560.b18.s27 (supposedly 74 years old at death - v131562.b192.s377) *Malin ''Larsdotter'' 1665- (or 1670) *Anders ''Larsson'' 1672- **Anna Hansdotter 1633-dead *Karin Hansdotter, sister of LH (married to Ovanmyra?) *Kerstin Larsdotter?? 1630-, blind, sister of hustru Brita, moved to the first household *Per Jonsson Kagg, brother-in-law, (soldier) died in Stettin *hustru Margeta ''Hansdotter'' 1643- married the second time to Glistjärna Lars Hansson should be the son of Hans Larsson who died in 1670 - v131561.b25.s37 - his wife had died in 1669 - v131560.b197.s385 ===Östbjörkan Nr 21 1670s=== v131510b.b1140.s221 *Matts Eriksson 160?-1674 - v131561.b36.s59 (Swäns Matts Ersson) *hustru Kerstin 1613-1688 - v131561.b74.s135 (Olof Mattson's mother-in-law) *Olof Mattsson 1638- son-in-law *hustru Anna ''Mattsdotter'' 1650- *Margta ''Olsdotter'' 1670 *Matts ''Olsson'' 1672 *Erik Olsson 1674 - v131561.b111.s209 *Kerstin ''Olsdotter'' 1678 This whole family may have left ===Östbjörkan Nr 22 1670s - Nr 26 1690s=== v131510b.b1140.s221 and v131510b.b2170.s428 *[[Andersson-10793|Per Andersson]]'s widow Marit 1637-1688 *(''Margeta Persdotter'' 8 PTrin 1655 dead before 1670) *Elisabeth ''Persdotter'' 1658- married off to Sätra Nr 11 *[[Persson-5810|Hans Persson]] 1661 (actually 1660) * hustru [[Andersdotter-7029|Karin]] ''Andersdotter'' 1651- from Nr 14 *[[Hansdotter-1631|Anna Hansdotter]] 1683? - could be the Anna Hansdotter who married Jon Andersson in Östbjörka in 1707 v131562.b146.s283 (widowed in 1730, dead in 1742) *[[Hansdotter-1633|Margeta]] ''Hansdotter'' 1686 - *[[Persson-5938|Anders Persson]] 1664 (actually 1662) (continues in [[Space:Österbjörkan#S.C3.A4ter|#24 Säter]] in 1742, died 1742) *hustru Ingeborg ''Eriksdotter'' from Lenåsen Nr 8 1670- (died in 1717) ===Östbjörkan Nr 23 1670s=== *Jöns Larsson Krabbat (soldier (1621-) *hustru Kerstin 1623- *sister Anna 1633- ===(Lars)=== :'''Östbjörkan Nr 19 in the 1690s''' :Continued as [[Space:Österbjörkan#Lars|Lars]] by the son of Malin and Anders *[[Larsson-2607|Lars Larsson]] 1630 (dead 1698) *hu [[Ersdotter-411|Kerstin]] ''Ersdotter'', 1648- *Kerstin ''Larsdotter'' 1678-dead *[[Larsdotter-1659|Malin]] ''Larsdotter'' 1681- *[[Andersson-5259 | Anders Andersson]], husband ==Households in taxation record 1745== v895725.b690.s125 *[[Olsson-3960|Matts Olsson]] 3 - man, wife and maid (Hans Pärs Ollas) √ *[[Hansson-2428|Olof Hansson]] 2 - man and wife (Pål) √ *[[Jansson-1533|Anders Jansson]] 2 - man and wife (Lustig) √ *[[Olsson-3968|Anders Olsson]] 3 - man, wife and maid (Hans Pärs Ollas) √ *Swens Hans Hansson 2 - man and wife √ *Hans Olsson 2 - widower and son (Hanses) √ *Michels Anders Mattsson 2 - widower and daughter *Hans Ersson 4 - man, wife, son and maid (Hans Pärs Ollas) √ *Blom Anders Andersson 1 - daughter *Dahl [[Olsson-3942|Anders Olsson 3]] - wife, son and daughter √ *Mases Hans Andersson - in Gulleråsen *[[Andersson-10550|Grins Olof Andersson]] 2 - man and wife √ *Erik Andersson's wife 1 *[[Larsson-2600|Hans Larsson]] 2 - man and wife (Säter) √ *Mårs [[Jonsson-5460|Jon Jonsson]] 2 - man and wife √ *Mårs? [[Andersson-10441|Hans Andersson]] 3 - man, wife and son (Vattuman?) √? *[[Jonsson-5462|Jon Jonsson]] 3 - man, wife and daughter (Jonases) √ *[[Andersson-5258|Lars Andersson]] - man and wife (Lars) √ *Lars Jonsson 3 - man, wife and daughter (Jöns) √ *soldier Lustig - man and wife *Hinders [[Olsson-3959|Anders Olsson]] 4 - man, wife and married son √ *widow of soldier Wikman 2 - widow and daughter (Lissgåls) √ *[[Mårtensson-379|Erik Mårtensson]] 3 - man, wife and daughter (Mårs) √ *Pers [[Ersson-1147|Anders Ersson]] 3 - man, wife and son √ *Pers [[Hansson-2425|Anders Hansson]] 2 - widower and son √ *Göras [[Andersson-10470|Erik Andersson]] 3 - widower, son and daughter √ *Göras [[Ericsson-455|Hans Ersson]] 2 - man and wife √ *Sjons [[Persson-5751|Hans Persson]] 2 - married daughter √ *Nall? [[Persson-5749|Olof Persson]] 2 - man and wife √ *Lisbet Andersdotter 1 - daughter √ *wife of soldier Sparf 1 *widow of Håman Hans Andersson 1 ([[Olsdotter-846|Anna Olsdotter]]) √ *soldier Erik Olsson ==Households from 1742== ===Lustig & Nall=== '''Nr 1 Lustig in 1742-1755''' v131512.b35.s59 *[[Jansson-1533|Anders Jansson]], 1684 from Gärdebyn (died in 1769) *Hustru [[Persdotter-4178|Anna]] ''Persdotter'', 1687 - 1757, married 1711 (daughter of [[Persdotter-4174|Anna Persdotter]] and sister of [[Persson-5749|Olof Persson]] in Nr 2) *[[Andersson-10530|Olof Andersson]] 1722 ''dead'' '''Nr 2 Nall in 1742-1755''' v131512.b35.s59 *[[Persson-5749|Olof Persson]], 1689 (son of [[Persson-5748|Nall Per Persson]] 1658- and [[Persdotter-4174|Anna Persdotter]]) *hustru [[Jonsdotter-3997|Margta]] ''Jonsdotter'' 1701 (from Vikarbyn, married 1717) *[[Olsdotter-2126|Kerstin Olofsdotter]], 1732 (actually Nov 1731) *[[Olofsson-2386|Jon Olofsson]], 1736 (actually 1734) *[[Olofsson-2362|Olof Olofsson]] 1738-1746 '''Nr 1 Nall in 1760-1767''' v131513.b23.s36 *[[Andersson-10528|Anders Andersson]] 1712-1773, married in 1734 (son of [[Jansson-1533|Anders Jansson]] and [[Persdotter-4178|Anna Persdotter]] , returned from Gulleråsen) *hu [[Olsdotter-2111|Kerstin]] ''Olsdotter'' 1713-1773 (from Gulleråsen) *[[Andersson-10532|Olof Andersson]] 1739, married 1767 *hu Karin Hansdotter 1739 *Anders Olsson 1771 *Brita ''Andersdotter'' 1745 *Kerstin ''Andersdotter'' 1747 *father [[Jansson-1533|Anders Johansson]] 1684-1769 (from Gärdebyn) '''Nr 2 Nall in 1760-1767''' v131513.b23.s36 *[[Olofsson-2386|Jon Olsson]] 1734, married in 1759 *hu Karin 1737 *Kerstin Jonsdotter 1762 *mother-in-law Lisbeth Olsdotter 1700-1766 - in Gästrikland *father [[Persson-5749|Olof Persson]], 1689-1763, married 1717 *hu [[Jonsdotter-3997|Margta]] ''Jonsdotter'' 1701 (from Vikarbyn) ===(Mases) et al=== '''Nr 3 in 1742-1755''' v131512.b35.s59 *[[Persson-5954|Pär Pärsson Sparf]] (soldier) 1713 (lived in Östbjörka when they married, probably not born there) *hustru [[Andersdotter-7126|Kerstin]] ''Andersdotter'' 1706 (no 1705), married 1734 (daughter of [[Mattsson-735|Anders Mattsson]] in [[Space:%C3%96sterbj%C3%B6rkan#.28Mases.29|old Nr 4]]) *Karin ''Persdotter'' 1735 *Kerstin ''Persdotter'' 1741 *Per ''Persson'' 1748 '''Nr 3 in 1760-1767''' v131513.b23.s36 *[[Persson-5954|Pär Pärsson Sparf]] (soldier) 1713 - Stockholm *hustru [[Andersdotter-7126|Kerstin]] ''Andersdotter'' 1706-1765 *Karin ''Persdotter'' 1736 - married in Västerbjörkan *Anders ''Persson'' 1745 - Stockholm *Per ''Persson'' 1748 - Gästrikland '''Mases 1760-1767''' v131513.b23.s36 *Kerstin ''Persdotter'' 1742 married 1771 *Olof Andersson 1742-1773 (from Glistjärna?) *Anders Olsson 1772-1773, drowned '''Nr 4 in 1742-1755''' v131512.b35.s59 *widow [[Andersdotter-7121|Lisbeth Andersdotter]] 1671 (dead May 1753 ) *[[Andersdotter-7123|Lisbeth]] ''Andersdotter'', 1700 *[[Andersdotter-7124|Brita]] ''Andersdotter'', 1713 - v131562.b86.s161 daughter of Anders Mattsson '''Nr 4 Mases in 1760-1767''' v131513.b24.s38 *[[Andersdotter-7123|Lisbeth Andersdotter]], 1700-1773 *[[Andersdotter-7124|Brita]] ''Andersdotter'', 1713 - moved out ===Olars=== '''Nr 6 in 1742-1755''' v131512.b36.s61 *hustru [[Ersdotter-1179|Kerstin Ersdotter]] 1712-1743 (widow of soldier [[Ersson-1153|Erik Ersson Blom]] *hustru [[Olsdotter-2094|Anna]] ''Olsdotter'' 1688-1746 mother (widow of soldier [[Johansson-5963|Erik Jansson Blom]]) *[[Ersson-1152|Erik]] ''Ersson'' 1734, son - cripple '''Nr 6 Olars in 1760-1767''' v131513.b24.s38 *[[Ersson-1152|Erik Ersson]] 1734-1773, married 1756 (actually 1750 - or did he marry twice?) *hu Brita 1727 *Anna ''Ersdotter'' 1757 *Erik ''Ersson'' 1759-1770 *Kerstin ''Ersdotter'' 1762 *Brita Ersdotter 1767-1768 ===Håman=== :after [[Olsson-1871|Olof Olsson Håman]] from [[Space:Österbjörkan#.C3.96sterbj.C3.B6rkan_Nr_1.2C_Nr_2_.26_Nr_3_-_1690s|Nr 2, 1690s]] :'''Nr 5 (no name) in 1742-1755''' v131512.b36.s61 *[[Olsdotter-846|''Anna Olsdotter'']] the widow of [[Andersson-5235|Hans Andersson]] *[[Hansson-1262|Olof]] ''Hansson'' 1735 '''Nr 5 Amun in 1760-1767''' v131513.b24.s38 *[[Hansson-1262|Olof Hansson]] 1735, married in 1761 *hustru [[Jonsdotter-1728|Anna Jonsdotter]] 1732 *[[Olsson-1891|Hans Olsson]] 1763 *[[Olsdotter-2003|Anna Olofsdotter]] 1767-1768 *[[Olsson-1888|Jon Olsson]] 1770 *mother [[Olsdotter-846|Anna]] ''Olsdotter'' 1700, married 1731 (actually 1733) '''Nr 5 Åman in 1775-1785''' *[[Hansson-1262|Olof Hansson]] 1735, married in 1761 *hustru [[Jonsdotter-1728|Anna Jonsdotter]] 1732 *[[Olsson-1891|Hans Olsson]] 1763, married 1779 *hu [[Hansdotter-839|Kerstin Hansdotter]] 1757 *[[Hansson-1312|Olof Hansson]] 1784 *[[Olsson-1888|Jon Olsson]] 1770 *[[Jonsson-377|Erik Jonsson]] brother-in-law ===Sjons === :'''Nr 7 Sjons in 1742-1755''' v131512.b36.s61 :Continued from [[Space:Österbjörkan#.28Sjons.29|Nr 5 in 1690]] *[[Persson-5751|Hans Persson]], 1680-1749 (v837372.b2160.s330 1719-1721) *[[Hansdotter-1648|Kerstin]] ''Hansdotter'', 1729 married 1751 (and moved to Kärvsåsen) *[[Hansdotter-1647|Anna]] ''Hansdotter'' 1721 (actually 1723) *Jon Andersson, 1723, son-in-law (from Västberg) *Brita ''Jonsdotter'' 1745 *Kerstin ''Jonsdotter'' 1747 *Anders ''Jonsson'' 1750 *Hans ''Jonsson'' 1752 *Jon ''Jonsson'' 1754 '''Nr 7 Sjons in 1760-1767''' v131513.b24.s38 *Jon Andersson, 1723-1771, married in 1744 *Brita ''Jonsdotter'' 1745 *Kerstin ''Jonsdotter'' 1747 *Anders ''Jonsson'' 1750 *Hans ''Jonsson'' 1752-1773 *Jon ''Jonsson'' 1754 *Anna ''Jonsdotter'' 1757 *Margeta ''Jonsdotter'' 1760 *Olof Jonsson 1763-1773 *Erik Jonsson 1766 ===Göras=== :From [[Andersson-5237|Göran Andersson]] in [[Space:Österbjörkan#.28G.C3.B6ras.29|old Nr 6]] :'''Nr 8 in 1742-1755''' v131512.b36.s61 *Göras [[Ericsson-455|Hans Ersson]], 1696 (son of [[Göransson-347|Erik Göransson]]) *hustru [[Danielsdotter-438|Margeta]] ''Danielsdotter'', 1698 (actually 1708) *[[Hansson-2424|Erik]] ''Hansson'' 1732 *[[Hansdotter-1652|Kerstin]] ''Hansdotter'' 1734, gone to Backa *[[Hansdotter-1670|Karin]] ''Hansdotter'' 1738 *[[Hansdotter-1671|Anna]] ''Hansdotter'' 1741 *Hans ''Hansson'' 1744 *[[Hansson-2429|Göran]] ''Hansson'' 1748-död *Margeta ''Hansdotter'' 1748 :'''Nr 9 in 1742-1755''' v131512.b37.s63 *Göras [[Andersson-10470|Erik Andersson]], 1715 (son of [[Andersson-10474|Anders Andersson]] and [[Ericsdotter-343|Brita Ersdotter]], daughter of [[Göransson-347|Erik Göransson]]) *hu Margareta ''Jonsdotter'', 1724 (from Backa) *Anders ''Eriksson'' 1746 - v131512.b37.s63 *Jon ''Eriksson'' 1749-död (smallpox 1752 - v131580.b20) *Anna ''Eriksdotter'' 1751 *Brita ''Eriksdotter'' 1753 *[[Andersdotter-6980|Kerstin]] ''Andersdotter'' 1712 *[[Andersson-10800|Hans]] ''Andersson'' 1720 (married and moved to [[Space:Österbjörkan#J.C3.B6ns|Nr 18 Jöns]]) *Brita ''Andersdotter'' 1726 - v131563.b13 - Anders Andersson in Österbjörka (1725) may have married Anders Jonsson in Backa #1 - v131562.b174.s339 *Göran ''Andersson'' 1728 - v131563.b26 - Anders Andersson in Österbjörka :'''Nr 8 in 1760-1767''' v131513.b25.s40 *[[Hansson-2424|Erik]] ''Hansson'' 1732, married in 1771 *hu Margeta Olsdotter 1740 *Hans Ersson 1772 *[[Hansdotter-1670|Karin]] ''Hansdotter'' 1739 *[[Hansdotter-1671|Anna]] ''Hansdotter'' 1742 *Hans ''Hansson'' 1745 *Margeta ''Hansdotter'' 1748 *mother [[Danielsdotter-438|Margeta]] ''Danielsdotter'', 1698 (actually 1708) :'''Nr 9 in 1760-1767''' v131513.b25.s40 *[[Andersson-10470|Erik Andersson]], 1715, married 1745 *hu Margeta ''Jonsdotter'', 1724 *Anders ''Eriksson'' 1746 - v131512.b37.s63 *Anna ''Eriksdotter'' 1751 *Brita ''Eriksdotter'' 1754 *Kerstin ''Eriksdotter'' 1756 *Jon ''Eriksson'' 1758-1763 *Göran ''Eriksson'' 1761 *Margeta ''Eriksdotter'' 1764 ===Pärs et al=== '''Nr 10 Pärs 1742-1755''' v131512.b37.s63 *[[Hansson-2425|Anders Hansson]] 1686-1751 - came from [[Space:Österbjörkan#.C3.96stbj.C3.B6rkan_Nr_11_in_the_1670s_-_Nr_8_in_the_1690s|old nr 8]] *hustru [[Persdotter-4180|Anna]] ''Persdotter'', 1682 - came from [[Space:Österbjörkan#.28Sjons.29|Old Nr 5]] (they married in 1711) *[[Andersson-10472|Hans]] ''Andersson'' 1713 married in 1744 (and moved to Lenåsen) *[[Andersson-10473|Erik]] ''Andersson'' 1718 *hu Anna ''Andersdotter'' (from Lenåsen) *Anders ''Eriksson'' 1754 *[[Andersson-10627|Anders]] ''Andersson'' 1721 married in 1744 *[[Andersson-10553|Olof]] ''Andersson'' 1727 *hu [[Danielsdotter-440|Karin]] ''Danielsdotter'' *Kierstin ''Olofsdotter?'' (died in 1755? - v131580.b24) *[[Hansdotter-1614|Malin]] ''Hansdotter'' 1683-1748, aunt *[[Hansdotter-1616|Kerstin]] ''Hansdotter'' 1676- sister, frail widow '''Nr 10 Pärs 1760-1767''' v131513.b26.s42 *[[Andersson-10473|Pärs Erik Andersson]] 1718-1773, married 1753 *hustru Anna ''Andersdotter'' 1732 (from Lenåsen) *Anders ''Ersson'' 1755 *Anna ''Ersdotter'' 1759 *Hans Ersson 1762 *Kierstin ''Ersdotter'' 1765-1768 *Brita ''Ersdotter 1768 *Erik Ersson 1771-1773, smallpox *Pärs [[Andersson-10553|Olof Andersson]] 1727 *hu [[Danielsdotter-440|Karin]] ''Danielsdotter'' 1733-1773, married 1753 (daughter of [[Space:Österbjörkan#J.C3.B6ns|Daniel Ersson Loman]]) *Anna ''Olsdotter'' 1756 *Daniel ''Olsson'' 1758 *Kierstin ''Olsdotter'' 1761 *Karin Olsdotter 1764 *hu [[Persdotter-4180|Anna]] ''Persdotter'' 1682-1762, the mother '''Pärs Nr 11 - 1742-1755''' v131512.b37.s63 *[[Ersson-1147|Anders Ersson]] 1713 (grandson of [[Ersson-436|Hans Ersson]] and [[Ersdotter-414|Malin Ersdotter]] in [[Space:Österbjörkan#.C3.96stbj.C3.B6rkan_Nr_11_in_the_1670s_-_Nr_8_in_the_1690s|Nr 8 in the 1690s]] *hu [[Andersdotter-6980|Kerstin]] ''Andersdotter'' 1712 - came from Nr 9 *Brita ''Andersdotter'' 1745-död (died in smallpox 1752) *Anders ''Andersson'' 1751-död (died in smallpox 1752) *[[Andersson-10477|Erik]] ''Andersson'' 1747 *hu [[Ersdotter-1175|Karin]] 1679, the mother, frail widow *[[Ersson-1148|Erik]] ''Ersson'' 1716, brother *hu Brita ''Hansdotter'' 1729 *Karin ''Ersdotter'' 1751 '''Nr 15 Gatu in 1760-1767''' v131513.b28.s46 *[[Ersson-1147|Anders Ersson]] 1713, married 1743 *hu [[Andersdotter-6980|Kerstin]] ''Andersdotter'' 1712-1768 *Erik Andersson 1747 married 1770 *hu Anna Olsdotter 1747 *Anders Ersson 1772 - twins *Olof Ersson 1772-1772 *Brita ''Andersdotter'' 1755 - moved to Svärdsjö 1773 '''Pärs Karinäs Nr 11 - 1760-1767''' v131513.b26.s42 *[[Ersson-1148|Erik]] ''Ersson'' 1716, married 1751 *hu Brita Hansdotter 1729 *Karin ''Ersdotter'' 1752 *Brita ''Ersdotter'' 1756 *Hans Ersson 1762 ===Mårs=== :'''Nr 12, 1742-1755 (no name)''' v131512.b37.s63 :Continuation from [[Space:Österbjörkan#.28M.C3.A5rs.29_.26_.28Vattumans.29_1670-1700|Nr 8 in the 1670s]] *[[Mårtensson-379|Erik Mårtensson]], 1707 *hu [[Larsdotter-1720|Kerstin]] ''Larsdotter'' 1701 *[[Ersdotter-1176|Brita]] ''Ersdotter'' 1725, married in 1746 *[[Ersdotter-430|Anna]] ''Ersdotter'' 1729, married in 1749 *[[Ersson-1149|Lars]] ''Ersson'' 1736 *Erik ''Ersson'' 1742 *mother [[Olsdotter-900|Anna]] ''Olsdotter'' 1680, frail widow (mother of EM) '''Nr 12, 1760-1767''' v131513.b27.s44 *[[Mårtensson-379|Erik Mårtensson]], 1707-1773 *hu [[Larsdotter-1720|Kerstin]] ''Larsdotter'' 1701 *[[Ersson-1149|Lars]] ''Ersson'' 1736-1761, lungsot, married 1760 *hu [[Hansdotter-1615|Anna Hansdotter]] 1735, went back to her father (in Säter Nr 23) *Lars Larsson 1761-1761 *Erik Ersson 1742, married 1764 *Brita Hansdotter 1742 *Anna Ersdotter 1766 *mother [[Olsdotter-900|Anna]] ''Olsdotter'' 1680-1762 '''Nr 11 1775-1785''' *Erik Ersson 1742, married 1764 *Brita Hansdotter 1742 *Anna Ersdotter 1766 *Lars ''Ersson'' 1770 *Hans ''Ersson'' 1777 *mother [[Larsdotter-1720|Kerstin]] ''Larsdotter'' 1701 '''Nr 22, 1742-1755''' *[[Jonsson-5460|Jon Jonsson]] 1714 *hu [[Olsdotter-2091|Brita]] ''Olsdotter'' 1712 (from Östbjörka) *[[Jonsdotter-3970|Margeta]] ''Jonsdotter'' 1740 *[[Jonsson-5466|Jonas]] ''Jonsson'' 1746-dead *Anders ''Jonsson'' 1754 *mother ''in-law?'' Kerstin 1680, frail widow '''Nr 23 1760-1767''' v131515.b130.s250 *[[Jonsson-5460|Jon Jonsson]] 1714-1773 *hu Brita ''Andersdotter'' 1712 (from Backa) *[[Jonsdotter-3970|Margeta]] ''Jonsdotter'' 1740, married in 1757 *Daniel Danielsson 1727 *Anna Danielsdotter 1758 *Daniel ''Danielsson'' 1761 *Brita Danielsdotter 1764 *Anders Jonsson 1753-1773 died in Stockholm *Anna Jonsdotter 1757 '''Nr 18 Mårs 1760-1767''' v131513.b29.s48 *Hans Hansson 1720, married 1751?? *hu Brita Larsdotter? 1729 *Brita Hansdotter 1762-1663 (smallpox) (b. v131563.b203 - all christening witnesses from Backa) *Margeta Hansdotter 1764-1769 *Hans Hansson 1770 '''Nr 22 Mårs in 1760-1767''' v131515.b129.s248 *Olof Hansson 1739 married in 1760 *hu Karin Hansdotter 1741 ===Dahli=== '''Nr 19 Dahli in 1760-1767''' v131513.b29.s48 - this family came from Dalen between Glistjärna and Östbjörka *[[Andersson-5369|Hans Andersson]] 1723, married 1748 *[[Ersdotter-430|Anna Ersdotter]] 1728 (daughter of [[Mårtensson-379|Erik Mårtensson]]) *Anders Hansson 1763 *[[Hansdotter-839|Kerstin Hansdotter]] 1757 *Erik Hansson 1763-1763 *Hans Hansson 1766 ===Lissgåls=== '''Nr 13 (no name) in 1742-1755''' v131512.b38.s65 *widow Margta Hansdotter 1700 (from Solberga) widow of (Anders Andersson) Wikman (1697-1730) (married Jan 1722) -v131562.b155.s301'' *Anna ''Andersdotter'' 1721? *Kerstin ''Andersdotter'' 1727 *soldier Anders Håll 1721, son-in-law (died in 1756 v131580.b25) *(hu) Margta ''Andersdotter'' 1725 *Anna ''Andersdotter'' 1745-dead *Margta ''Andersdotter'' 1748 *Cherstin ''Andersdotter'' 1751 '''Nr 13 Lissgåls in 1760-1767''' v131513.b27.s44 *Olof Andersson 1733? married 1759 - see Solberga *hu Kerstin ''Andersdotter'' 1727 *Karin Olsdotter 1761 *mother-in-law Margta Hansdotter 1700 *Margta ''Andersdotter'' 1725 married 1745, (widow in 1756) moved out 1765 *Margta ''Andersdotter'' 1748 *Cherstin ''Andersdotter'' 1751 ===Hinders=== :''' Nr 14 Hinders in 1742-1755''' v131512.b38.s65 :Continuation of [[Space:Österbjörkan#.C3.96sterbj.C3.B6rkan_Nr_9_1670s_is_Nr_11_in_the_1690s|household Nr 11 in the 1690s]]. No explanation for the farm name. *[[Olsson-3959|Anders Olsson]] 1689 - he was the son of [[Larsson-2595|Olof Larsson]] who moved to Gärdebyn when he married. Olof was the (only surviving) son of [[Olsson-1952|Lars Olsson]] and [[Hansdotter-833|Margeta Hansdotter]]. *hu [[Ersdotter-1214|Anna]]1689 *[[Andersson-10499|Jon]] ''Andersson'' 1723 *hu Kerstin ''Hansdotter'' 1723 *Anna ''Jonsdotter'' 1746, crippled *Anders ''Andersson'' 1748-dead *Jon ''Andersson'' 1752 *Kierstin ''Andersdotter'' 1755 ''' Nr 14 Hinders in 1760-1767''' v131513.b27.s44 *[[Andersson-10499|Jon Andersson]] 1723, married in 1744 *hu Kierstin ''Hansdotter'' 1723 *Anna ''Jonsdotter'' 1746, crippled *Jon ''Jonsson'' 1752 *Anders ''Jonsson'' 1757 *Olof ''Jonsson'' 1760 *Kerstin Jonsdotter 1762 *Brita ''Jonsdotter'' 1764 *father [[Olsson-3959|Anders Olsson]] 1689 married in 1731 *hu [[Ersdotter-1214|Anna]] 1689-1766 (stepmother) ===Gunnars=== :'''Nr 15 Gunnars in 1742-1755''' v131512.b38.s65 :Continued from [[Space:Österbjörkan#.C3.96sterbj.C3.B6rkan_Nr_10_in_the_1670s_-_Nr_12_in_the_1690s|Österbjörkan Nr 12 of the 1690s]] *[[Olofsson-2365|Olof Olsson]] 1716 (the grandson of [[Olofsson-2352|Gunnar Olofsson]], son of [[Gunnarsson-195|Olof Gunnarsson]]) (soldier Lustig) *hustru [[Andersdotter-7022|Kerstin]] ''Andersdotter'' 1711 *[[Olsdotter-2108|Margta]] ''Olsdotter'' 1740 *Brita ''Olsdotter'' 1745 *Anders ''Olsson'' 1748 *Daniel ''Olsson'' 1753 (died in 1756) '''Nr 16 Gunnars in 1742-1755''' v131512.b38.s65 *Olof Andersson 1717 *hu [[Olsdotter-2103|Lisbeth ''Olsdotter'']] 1700 (daughter of [[Gunnarsson-195|Olof Gunnarsson]]) (married in 1736 - v131562.b168.s327) *Karin ''Olsdotter'' 1737 '''Nr 16 Gunnars in 1760-1767''' v131513.b28.s46 *[[Olofsson-2365|Olof Olsson]] 1716 married in 1736 *hustru [[Andersdotter-7022|Kerstin]] ''Andersdotter'' 1711 *[[Olsdotter-2108|Margta]] ''Olsdotter'' 1739 - married Erik Hansson?? in 1771 *Hans Ersson 1772 (this family crossed out) *Brita ''Olsdotter'' 1745 to Rengsjö in 1774 *Anders ''Olsson'' 1748-1767 died in Stockholm '''Nr 16 Tupp in 1760-1767''' v131513.b28.s46 *Olof Olsson Tupp 1719-1772, married in 1755 *hu Margeta 1701 ===Jöns=== :'''Nr 17 (no name) 1742-1755''' v131512.b39.s67 :Continued from [[Space:Österbjörkan#.C3.96stbj.C3.B6rkan_Nr_15_in_the_1670s_Nr_21_in_the_1690s|Nr 21]] in the 1690s *[[Ersson-1171|Daniel Ersson Loman]] 1704-dead *hu Margeta 1707 - gone to Backa (second wife) *mother-in-law? Kierstin 1692 - frail widow (whose mother?) *[[Danielsson-559|Erik]] ''Danielsson'' 1728, married in 1747, lost a baby son in 1748 - v131580.b13 (lived in [[Space:Österbjörkan#Blom_el_J.C3.B6ns|Nr 27]]) *[[Danielsson-574|Olof]] ''Danielsson'' 1730 *[[Danielsdotter-440|Karin]] ''Danielsdotter'' 1733 (married in [[Space:Österbjörkan#P.C3.A4rs_et_al|Nr 10]]) *Anders ''Danielsson'' 1737 - gone to Backa (with mother) *Daniel ''Danielsson'' 1741 - gone to Backa (with mother) :Daniel Ersson Loman from Backa married [[Mårtensdotter-512|Kerstin Mårtensdotter]] in Östbjörka 1 Adv 1727. She died in 1735 '''Nr 18 Jöns 1742-1755''' v131512.b39.s67 *[[Jonsson-5556|Lars Jonsson]] 1697 (from Sätra, marriage 1715) *hu [[Olsdotter-2127|Marit]] ''Olsdotter'' 1689 (died Jan 1758) from [[Space:Österbjörkan#.C3.96stbj.C3.B6rkan_Nr_12_in_the_1670s_-_Nr_13_in_the_1690s|Nr 12 /Nr 13]] *hu [[Larsdotter-3715|Anna]] ''Larsdotter'' 1727 *son-in-law [[Andersson-10800|Hans]] ''Andersson'' 1720 (from [[Space:Österbjörkan#G.C3.B6ras|Nr 9 Göras]]) *Brita ''Hansdotter'' 1749 *Anders ''Hansson'' 1751 '''Nr 17 Jöns 1760-1767''' v131513.b28.s46 *[[Danielsson-574|Olof]] ''Danielsson'' 1731 - married 1756 *hu Anna Ersdotter 1723 *Kerstin ''Olsdotter'' 1757-1762 *Anna ''Olsdotter'' 1759 *Margta ''Olsdotter'' 1761 *Kerstin ''Olsdotter'' 1767-1767 *mormor hu Kerstin 1683-1764, married in 1704 '''Nr 19 Jöns 1760-1767''' v131513.b29.s48 *[[Andersson-10800|Hans Andersson]] 1721, married 1746 *hu [[Larsdotter-3715|Anna Larsdotter]] 1726 *Brita ''Hansdotter'' 1749 *Anders ''Hansson'' 1752 *Lasse ''Hansson'' 1756 *Olof ''Hansson'' 1760 *Hans Hansson 1764 *Erik Hansson 1766 *father-in-law Lars Jonsson 1693, married 1715 ===Lars=== : after [[Larsson-2607|Lars Larsson]] in [[Space:Österbjörkan#.28Lars.29|old Nr 19]] :''' Nr 19 Lars in 1742-1755''' v131512.b39.s67 *[[Andersson-5258|Lars Andersson]], 1705 (Grandson of [[Larsson-2607|Lars Larsson]]) *hustru [[Olsdotter-840|Brita]] ''Olsdotter'', 1698 *[[Larsson-5469|Anders Larsson]], 1732 *[[Larsson-5470|Olof]] ''Larsson'' 1735-död *[[Larsson-2599|Olof Larsson]],1745 '''Nr 19 Lars in 1760-1767''' v131515.b128.s246 *[[Andersson-5258|Lars Andersson]], 1705-1773 - married 1732 *hustru [[Olsdotter-840|Brita]] ''Olsdotter'', 1697 *[[Larsson-5469|Anders Larsson]], 1732 *[[Larsson-2599|Olof Larsson]],1745 - married 1764 *hu [[Hansdotter-809|Karin Hansdotter]] 1742 *Brita Olsdotter 1765-1773 *Lars Olsson 1767-1769 *Margeta Olsdotter 1771-1773 '''Nr 21 Lars in 1775-1785''' v131516.b59.s103 *[[Larsson-2599|Olof Larsson]],1745 - married 1754 *hu [[Hansdotter-809|Karin Hansdotter]] 1742 *Lars Olsson 1774 *[[Olsson-1953|Hans Olsson]] 1777 *Anna Olsdotter 1782 *mother [[Olsdotter-840|Brita Olsdotter]] 1697-1779 *brother [[Larsson-5469|Anders Larsson]], 1732 - frail ===Jonases=== :'''Nr 20 in 1742-1755''' v131512.b39.s67 (no name) :This is a continuation of [[Space:Österbjörkan#.28M.C3.A5rs.29_.26_.28Vattumans.29_1670-1700| household Nr 9 from the 1690s]]. :There is no person spanning the gap but the family is consistent. *[[Jonsson-5462|Jon Jonsson]] 1701 *hu [[Jonsdotter-4039|Margeta]] ''Jonsdotter'' 1704 - bedridden with dry aches (from Västberg) *[[Jonsdotter-3992|Kerstin]] ''Jonsdotter'' 1726 *[[Jonsdotter-4040|Margeta]] ''Jonsdotter'' 1731 *[[Jonsson-5461|Anders]] ''Jonsson'' 1735 (actually 1734) *[[Jonsson-5575|Jon]] ''Jonsson'' 1741 *Anna ''Jonsdotter'' 1747 *[[Jonsson-5464|Erik Jons']] widow Brita ''Olsdotter'' 1686-1744? - frail widow (widow of [[Jonsson-5464|Erik Jonsson]], elder brother of Jon). *Brita ''Ersdotter'' 1727 *Karin ''Ersdotter'' 1727 '''Nr 20 Jonases in 1760-1767''' v131515.b128.s246 *[[Jonsson-5462|Jonas Jonsson]] 1701-1765, married 1725 *hu [[Jonsdotter-4039|Margeta]] ''Jonsdotter'' 1704-1764 (from Västberg) *[[Jonsdotter-3992|Kerstin]] ''Jonsdotter'' 1726-1773 *[[Jonsdotter-4040|Margeta]] ''Jonsdotter'' 1731, in 1761 to Nr 7 *[[Jonsson-5461|Anders Jonsson]] 1734, married 1763 *hu [[Hansdotter-1615|Anna Hansdotter]] 1735 *Margeta Andersdotter 1765 *Jonas Andersson 1767 *[[Jonsson-5575|Jon]] ''Jonsson'' 1741, in 1762 to [[Space:%C3%96sterbj%C3%B6rkan#Hans_P.C3.A4rs_Ollas_or_Matts|Nr 30]] *Anna ''Jonsdotter'' 1746, till Boda 1772 '''Nr 21 (no name) in 1760-1767''' v131515.b129.s248 *Erik Carlsson Ryss 1727, Falun married 1754 *hu Karin Ersdotter 1730 (1727? should be one of the twins) *Brita ''Ersdotter'' 1758 *Carl Ersson 1763 ===Vattumans=== :'''Nr 21 Vattuman in 1742-1755''' v131512.b40.s69 :Continued from [[Space:Österbjörkan#.28M.C3.A5rs.29_.26_.28Vattumans.29_1670-1700|Nr 10 in the 1690s]] *[[Andersson-10441|Hans Andersson]], 1683 *hustru [[Andersdotter-7001|Brita]] ''Andersdotter'', 1692 (daughter of [[Andersson-10442|Anders Andersson]]) *[[Hansson-2427|Hans]] ''Hansson'', 1722 *hu [[Larsdotter-3705|Brita]] ''Larsdotter'' 1730 (actually 1729) *[[Hansson-2476|Jon]] ''Hansson'' 1732, married off *Anders ''Hansson'' 1736 *Olof ''Hansson'' 1739 ===Säter=== :'''Nr 23 Säter 1742-1755''' v131512.b40.s69 *[[Larsson-2600|Hans Larsson]] 1711 (actually 1709) (son of [[Mattsson-322|Lars Mattsson]] and [[Hansdotter-810|Anna Hansdotter]]) came from [[Space:Österbjörkan#.C3.96stbj.C3.B6rkan_Nr_13_in_the_1670s_-_Nr_15_in_the_1690s|old Nr 15]] *hu [[Olsdotter-859|Margta]] ''Olsdotter from Lenåsen'' 1708 *[[Hansson-2454|Lars]] ''Hansson'' 1738?-dead *[[Hansdotter-1615|Anna]] ''Hansdotter'' - 1735 (married to [[Ersson-1149|Mårs Lars Ersson]] in 1760, widowed in 1761) *[[Hansdotter-809|Karin]] ''Hansdotter'' 1742 *Anders ''Hansson'' 1745 *Brita ''Hansdotter'' 1750 *mother [[Hansdotter-810|Anna]] ''Hansdotter'' 1682-dead '''Nr 24 Säter 1742-1755''' v131512.b40.s69 *[[Persson-5938|Anders Persson]] 1658-dead (1742) came from [[Space:%C3%96sterbj%C3%B6rkan#.C3.96stbj.C3.B6rkan_Nr_22_1670s_-_Nr_26_1690s|old Nr 26]] *[[Andersson-10796|Erik]] ''Andersson'' 1704 crippled *hu Kierstin ''Ersdotter'' 1695 (from Västanå) '''Nr 24 Säter in 1760-1767''' v131515.b130.s250 *[[Larsson-2600|Hans Larsson]] 1709-1763 *hustru [[Olsdotter-859|Margeta]] ''Olsdotter'' 1707 (actually 1708) *[[Hansdotter-809|Karin]] ''Hansdotter'' married to Nr 19 in 1764 *Olof Larsson from #19 *Anders ''Hansson'' 1745, married 1766 *hu Kerstin Mattsdotter 1746 *Hans Andersson 1769 *Anders Andersson 1774-dead *widow [[Hansdotter-1615|Anna]] ''Hansdotter'' 1735 - married 1763 in #20 *Brita ''Hansdotter'' 1750, married to Glistjärna in 1770 '''Nr 25 Säter in 1760-1767''' v131515.b131.s252 *[[Andersson-10796|Erik]] ''Andersson'' 1704, married in 1725 *hu Kierstin ''Ersdotter'' 1693-1763 (from Västanå) ===Grins=== '''Nr 25 Grins in 1742-1755''' v131512.b41.s71 *[[Andersson-10550|Olof Andersson]] 1717 *hu Kierstin ''Olsdotter'' 1723 (from Sätra) *Anders ''Olsson'' 1743 *Olof ''Olsson'' 1746 *Brita ''Olsdotter'' 1749 *Kerstin ''Olsdotter'' 1753 *mother [[Olsdotter-2063|Kerstin]] ''Olsdotter'' 1692, deaf, frail widow (she came from [[Space:Österbjörkan#.C3.96sterbj.C3.B6rkan_Nr_1.2C_Nr_2_.26_Nr_3_-_1690s|Nr 2 in 1690]], being the daughter of [[Olsson-1871|Olof Olsson Håman]] and [[Göransdotter-88|Anna Göransdotter]]). Her husband had been [[Andersson-10551|Anders Andersson]] who probably came from from [[Space:Österbjörkan#.28Ifwas.29|Nr 22 in the 1690s]]) '''Nr 26 Grins in 1760-1767''' v131515.b131.s252 *[[Andersson-10550|Olof Andersson]] 1717 - married in 1741 *hu Kierstin 1723 *Anders ''Olsson'' 1743 - married in Hedemora *Olof ''Olsson'' Lohman? 1746 - married in 1770 *hu Kerstin Olsdotter 1741 *Olof Olsson 177o *Brita ''Olsdotter'' 1749 *Kerstin ''Olsdotter'' 1754 *Anna ''Olsdotter'' 1758 *Lars Olsson 1762 *mother [[Olsdotter-2063|Kerstin]] ''Olsdotter'' 1690-1772, married in 1710 (rather in 1715 v131562.b151.s293) ===Dahl=== :'''Nr 26 Dahl in 1742-1755''' v131512.b41.s71 :Continued from [[Space:Österbjörkan#.28M.C3.A5rs.29_.26_.28Vattumans.29_1670-1700|Nr 10 in 1690]] *[[Olsson-3942|Anders Olsson]] 1686 (from Tina) *hu [[Andersdotter-6991|Kerstin]] ''Andersdotter'' 1689 (daughter of Vattuman [[Andersson-10440|Anders Andersson]]) *[[Andersson-10437|Anders]] ''Andersson'' 1722 *hu [[Olsdotter-2062|Kerstin]] ''Olsdotter'' 1727 (actually 1729) *[[Andersdotter-7183|Kerstin]] ''Andersdotter'' 1725, married off *son-in-law Erik, Utby *[[Andersson-10748|Hans]] ''Andersson'' 1728 (Oct 1727) *[[Andersson-10749|Olof]] ''Andersson'' 1733 (Aug 1732) *hu Kerstin ''1732'' *Olle ''Andersson'' 1750 (son of AA) *Anders ''Andersson'' 1752 *Kerstin '''Nr 27 Dahl in 1760-1767''' v131515.b132.s254 *[[Andersson-10437|Anders]] ''Andersson'' 1722-1773 *hu [[Olsdotter-2062|Kerstin]] ''Olsdotter'' 1729-1772 *Olof ''Andersson'' 1750 *Anders ''Andersson'' 1753 *Anna ''Andersdotter'' 1758-1773 *Hans Andersson 1760-1772 *Erik Andersson 1762 *Göran ''Andersson'' 1765-1773 *Jon ''Andersson'' 1771-1772 '''Nr 28 Dahl in 1760-1767''' v131515.b132.s254 *[[Andersson-10749|Olof Andersson]] 1732, married in 1754 *hu Kerstin Mattsdotter 1732-1773 (obit v131583.b53.s95) *Margeta ''Olsdotter'' 1756 *Kerstin ''Olsdotter'' 1759 *Anna ''Olsdotter'' 1764-1764 *Anders Olsson 1765 *Anna Olsdotter 1770 *mother widow [[Andersdotter-6991|Kerstin]] ''Andersdotter'' 1689-1761 ===Blom el Jöns=== '''Nr 27 Blom in 1742-1755''' v131512.b41.s71 *Anders Persson 1717, married 1745 (Should be [[Andersson-10729|Anders Andersson]], probably moved to Backa when he married.) *hu [[Mattsdotter-544|Kierstin]] 1680, mother, frail widow ([[Larsson-2617|Matts Blom]]'s daughter, widow of [[Andersson-10565|Anders Andersson]]) *[[Andersdotter-7048|Anna]] ''Andersdotter'' 1714, married 1746 (to Olof Olsson in Solberga) *hu [[Andersdotter-7049|Kerstin]] ''Andersdotter'' 1721 *[[Danielsson-559|Erik Danielsson]] 1728 (came from [[Space:Österbjörkan#J.C3.B6ns|Nr 17 Jöns]]) *[[Ersson-1174|Anders]] ''Ersson'' 1749 *Erik ''Ersson'' 1753 '''Nr 29 Jöns in 1760-1767''' v131515.b133.s256 *[[Danielsson-559|Erik Danielsson Loman]] 1728-1761 - dead in Pomerania (son of [[Ersson-1171|Daniel Ersson]], also a soldier Loman) *hu [[Andersdotter-7049|Kerstin Andersdotter]] 1722-1656 - married 1745, died in Leksand *[[Ersson-1174|Anders]] ''Ersson'' 1749 *Anna ''Ersdotter'' 1756 - to Hälsingland 1773 *mother-in-law, widow [[Mattsdotter-544|Kierstin]] (1680)-1765 ===Hans Pärs Ollas or Matts=== :'''Nr 28 Hans Pärs Ollas in 1742-1755''' v131512.b41.s71 :Continued from [[Space:%C3%96sterbj%C3%B6rkan#.28Mases.29_or_.28Hans_P.C3.A4rs_Ollas.29|Nr 24 in 1690]] : Erik, Anders and Matts Olsson were descendants of [[Space:%C3%96sterbj%C3%B6rkan#.C3.96stbj.C3.B6rkan_Nr_18_in_the_1670s_-_Nr_24_in_the_1690s|Erik Mattsson]] through their mother *(rotemästare) [[Olsson-3958|Erik Olsson]] 1679-1749 (Nr 24 in the 1690s) *[[Ersson-1183|Hans]] ''Ersson'' 1713 (actually 1712) *hu [[Andersdotter-7173|Brita]] ''Andersdotter'' 1719 *[[Hansdotter-1664|Anna]] ''Hansdotter'' 1740 *Brita ''Hansdotter'' 1744 *Erik ''Hansson'' 1747-död (smallpox 1752 - v131580.b20) *Anders ''Hansson'' 1751 (smallpox 1752 - v131580.b20) *[[Ersson-1188|Olof]] ''Ersson, brother'' 1721, married 1746 '''Nr 30 Matts in 1760-1767''' v131515.b133.s256 *[[Ersson-1183|Hans Ersson]] 1712 - married 1739 *hu [[Andersdotter-7173|Brita Andersdotter]] 1719 *Brita ''Hansdotter'' 1744 - married in Vikarbyn 1764 *hu [[Hansdotter-1664|Anna]] ''Hansdotter'' 1740 - married 1762 *son-in-law [[Jonsson-5575|Jon Jonsson]] 1741 *Margeta Jonsdotter 1763 *Brita Jonsdotter 1766 *Jon Jonsson 1768-1769 *Anna Jonsdotter 1770 *Margeta ''Hansdotter'' 1754 *Kerstin ''Hansdotter'' 1758 '''Nr 32 Hans Pärs Ollas in 1742-1755''' v131512.b42.s73 *[[Olsson-3968|Anders Olsson]] 1695 *hu [[Danielsdotter-439|Anna]] ''Danielsdotter'' 1695 *[[Andersson-10737|Anders]] ''Andersson'' 1729 *hu Brita 1735 *[[Andersson-10759|Jon]] ''Andersson'' 1742 '''Nr 35 Hans Pärs Ollas in 1742-1755''' v131512.b43.s75 *[[Olsson-3960|Matts Olsson]] 1698 *hu Brita ''Olsdotter'' 1708 (from Västanå, married 1727 v131562.b159.s309) *Olof ''Mattsson'' 1731 *Matts ''Mattsson'' 1739 (died 1773 v131583.b44.s77) *Anders ''Mattsson'' 1749-dead (smallpox 1752 - v131580.b20) ===Mökias (Michels) or Bud=== :'''Nr 29 Mökias in 1742-1755''' v131512.b42.s73 :Continuation from [[Space:Österbjörkan#.C3.96stbj.C3.B6rkan_Nr_14_in_the_1670s_-_Nr_17_and_Nr_18_in_the_1690s|Nr 17 in the 1690s]] *[[Hansson-2440|Matts Hansson]] 1679 (from Västberg, married Xmas 1707, brought the farm name Michels with him) *hu [[Andersdotter-6975|Anna]] ''Andersdotter'' 1686 (dead in May 1756 - v131580.b25) *[[Mattsdotter-552|Karin]] ''Mattsdotter'' (1709 - 2 Adv 1708) *([[Mattsdotter-554|Anna Mattsdotter]] 1711 - not mentioned because she married and moved to Sätra before 1742) *[[Mattsson-736|Anders]] ''Mattsson'' 1718 *hu Margta ''Persdotter'' 1726 '''Nr 31 Bud in 1760-1767''' v131515.b134.s258 *[[Mattsson-736|Anders]] ''Mattsson'' 1718 - married in 1751 (v131580.b65) *hu Margta Persdotter 1725 (from Tina) *[[Mattsdotter-552|Karin]] ''Mattsdotter'' 1708-1773 *dräng Anders Andersson 1747, from Boda ===Hanses=== :'''Nr 30 Hanses in 1742-1755''' v131512.b42.s73 :Continuation of [[Space:Österbjörkan#.C3.96stbj.C3.B6rkan_Nr_15_in_the_1670s_Nr_21_in_the_1690s|Nr 21]] from the 1690s *[[Olsson-3978|Hans Olsson]] 1695 (son of [[Hansson-2431|Olof Hansson]] and grandson of [[Andersson-10502|Hans Andersson]], for whom the farm was named. *hu [[Olsdotter-2129|Karin]] ''Olsdotter'' 1703 *[[Olsson-3978|Olof]] ''Hansson'' 1725 (married and moved to Glistjärna) *[[Hansdotter-1659|Anna]] ''Hansdotter'' 1731 *[[Hansdotter-1660|Brita]] ''Hansdotter'' 1733 *[[Hansdotter-1661|Lisbeth]] ''Hansdotter'' 1736-1749 *Hans ''Hansson'' 1747 '''Nr 32 Hanses in 1762-1767''' v131515.b134.s258 *[[Olsson-3978|Hans Olsson]] 1693-1767, married in 1719 (actually 1723) *hu [[Olsdotter-2129|Karin]] ''Olsdotter'' 1701-1763 *[[Hansdotter-1660|Brita]] ''Hansdotter'' 1734 - married off in 1761 *Hans Hansson 1747 - married 1768 *hu Anna Andersdotter 1749 *Karin Hansdotter 1769 *Anders Hansson 1772 ===Staffas Nr 31=== '''1742-1755''' v131512.b42.s73 *[[Hansson-2478|Hans Hansson]] 1702 *hu [[Persdotter-4288|Margta]] ''Persdotter'' 1700 - taxation records also call her Margta Persdotter (if it's the same Margta) *Anna ''Hansdotter'' 1734 *Margta ''Hansdotter'' 1737 *Brita ''Hansdotter'' 1745 '''Nr 33 Swens 1760-1767''' v131515.b135.s260 *[[Hansson-2478|Hans Hansson]] 1702, crossed out. Married in 1731 (actually 1733) he died in 1775; the beginning of his obit is lost v131583.b78.s147 *hu [[Persdotter-4288|Margeta Persdotter]] 1699 *Margeta ''Hansdotter'' 1739 - till Lenåsen *Brita ''Hansdotter'' 1735- till Glistjärna *Daniel Jonsson 1739, son-in-law *hu Anna ''Hansdotter'' 1734 *Karin Danielsdotter 1761 *Anna Danielsdotter 1763 *Margeta ''Danielsdotter'' 1766 *Brita ''Danielsdotter'' 1770-1773 ===Ifwas === :'''Nr 33 Ifvas 1742-1755''' v131512.b43.s75 :Continued from [[Space:Österbjörkan#.28Ifwas.29|Nr 22]] in 1690 *[[Jonsson-5488|Anders Jonsson]] 1709 *hu [[Olsdotter-2132|Kerstin]] ''Olsdotter'' 1703 - (from Lenåsen, dead Jan 1759) *[[Jonsson-5517|Olof]] ''Jonsson'' 1723 *[[Jonsdotter-4012|Anna]] ''Jonsdotter'' 1719 (1718) *[[Jonsdotter-4014|Malena]] ''Jonsdotter'' 1728 (1726) *[[Andersson-10728|Jon]] ''Andersson'' 1737 *mother [[Hansdotter-1631|Anna]] ''Hansdotter'' 1676-1742 :'''Nr 35 Gifwas 1760-1767''' v131515.b136.s262 *[[Jonsson-5488|Anders Jonsson]] 1709 (name corrected from Olsson) *hu Margeta ''Jonsdotter'' 1734? (from Lenåsen) *Anna Andersdotter 1761 *[[Andersson-10728|Jon Andersson]] 1737, married 1759, dead 1768 *hu Cherstin Olsdotter, 1741 *Anders Andersson 1764 *Dan Andersson 1767-1773 ===Pål=== :'''Nr 34, Påhl in 1742-1755''' v131512.b43.s75 :Continuation of [[Space:Österbjörkan#.28P.C3.A5ls.29|the household of Pål Finne]] *[[Hansson-2428|Olof Hansson]] 1702-dead (in 1752) *hu [[Andersdotter-7024|Brita]] ''Andersdotter'' 1704 (from Gulleråsen) *[[Olsdotter-2141|Anna]] ''Olsdotter'' 1730, widow *[[Olsson-3970|Hans]] ''Olsson'' 1732 *[[Olsdotter-2162|Kierstin]] ''Olsdotter'' 1741 *[[Olsson-3943|Hans Olsson]] 1673-1750 (father) (bridges the gap) *hu [[Olsdotter-2079|Ingeborg]] ''Olsdotter'' 1682 - (mother) frail widow (bridges the gap) *[[Olsdotter-2090|Karin]] ''Olsdotter'' 1670-1749, sister (of Hans Olsson the elder) '''Nr 36, Pål in 1760-1767''' v131515.b136.s262 *[[Olsson-3970|Hans Olsson]] 1732-1773, married in 1758 *hu Marit 1737 *Olof Hansson 1760 *Brita ''Hansdotter'' 1768-1773 *Hans Hansson 1771 *widow [[Olsdotter-2162|Kierstin]] ''Olsdotter'' 1741 *mother widow [[Andersdotter-7024|Brita]] ''Andersdotter'' 1705-1773, married 1728 *grandmother widow [[Olsdotter-2079|Ingeborg]] ''Olsdotter'' 1683-1766, married 1699 ==Soldiers== :Looked up in [http://www.ep.liu.se/databases/soldatregister/search.sv.aspx Soldatregistret] in order to get an overview of who hides behind a name. :From the muster roll it is apparent that for every soldier there were several households responsible for his maintenance. Generalmönsterrullor - Dalregementet (W) 097 (1695-1710) Bild 3970 / sid 393 (AID: v372914.b3970.s393, NAD: SE/KrA/0023) :The following names occur in the taxation records for Östbjörka -All soldiers with the same name did not necessarily live in the same village. (A note for Rättvik 1656: Rullor 1620-1723 1656:5 (1656) Bild 1940 / sid 891 (AID: v751364.b1940.s891, NAD: SE/KrA/0022)) ===Nr 7 Blom, Östbjörka rote=== *[[Larsson-2617|Matts Larsson Blom]] 1660- *[[Johansson-5963|Erik Johansson Blom]], enr. 1709, dead 1713-03-08, (came from Sundborn) *[[Mårtensson-639|Mårten Mårtensson Blom]], born 1671, enr. 1714, dead Dec 1715 *[[Jonsson-5556|Lars Johansson Blom]], born 1696, enr. 1716, dis. 1727 - en son nov 1720 v131562.b123.s235 *Erik Ersson Blom, born 1708, dead 1741-08-23, enr. 1727 *Erik Ersson Blom, born 1722, enr. 1741, dis. 1748 *Hans Hansson Blom, born 1727-08-25, enr. 1748 ===Nr 9 Krabat, Östbjörka rote=== *[[Gunnarsson-194|Daniel Gunnarsson]] 1666- enr. 1689 *Johan Johansson Krabat enr. 1709, dis. 1710 *Anders Mattsson Krabat, enr. 1711, dead 1713-04-15 *Hans Hansson Krabat, 1691- enr. 1714, dis. 1718 *Olof Ersson Krabat, 1699- enr. 1718, dead 1730-05-27 (from Boda, married Kerstin Andersdotter in Östbjörka 1719 - v131562.b153.s297) *Olof Andersson Krabat enr 1737 dead 1741-08-23 *Olof Andersson Krabat 1723- enr 1741 dead 1742-08-15 *Anders Persson Krabat enr 1743 dead 1743-07-00 *Anders Andersson Krabat 1722- enr 1743 dis 1744 *Erik Olsson Krabat 1724, enr 1748, dis 1762 ===Nr 11 Loman, Östbjörka rote=== *Olof Larsson Loman enr 1690 *Lars Jakobsson Loman enr 1709 dead 1710-10-00 *Olof Olsson Loman enr 1711 dead 1713-01-24 *Olof Jonasson Loman 1695-05-06, enr 1714, dead 1715-08-00 *Anders Olsson Loman enr 1716, dead 1716-09-00 *Anders Andersson Loman 1685- enr 1717 dis 1723 *[[Ersson-1171|Daniel Ersson Loman]] 1704- enr 1723, dead 1742-08-15 *Jon Olsson Loman 1723- enr 1743 dis 1758 *[[Danielsson-559|Erik Danielsson Loman]], enr 1758, dead 1761 in Pomerania ===Nr 30 Sparf, Östbjörka=== *Anders Hansson Sparf 1669-1710, enr 1709 *[[Jonsson-5464|Eric Jonsson Sparf]] 1693- enr 1711, dis 1728 *Carl Mattsson Sparf enr 1728, dead 1730 *[[Persson-5954|Per Persson Sparf]] 1712- enr 1734, dis 1757 *Anders Ersson Sparf 1730- enr 1757, dis 1767 ===Nr 44 Dahl, Boda rote=== *Anders Göransson Dahl enr 1682 ===Nr 143 Hwass, Vikarbyn=== *[[Persson-5749|Olof Persson Hwass]] 1691- enr 1714, dis 1735 lived in Östbjörka - he may have been the only one. ==Problems== ===Anders Olsson=== There are (at least) three men in Östbjörka by name Anders Olsson, living - and fathering children - at roughly the same time. Their wives are now sorted out (after a few mistakes) - there were fortunately obits for two of the Anders Olssons mentioning who they married. The surviving children seem also to be fairly sorted out. There may be a few who married and moved out before 1742. ====[[Olsson-3942|Anders Olsson]] from Tina - Tin Anders Olsson or Dal Anders Olsson==== *born '''1686''' according to age at death, dead Mar 1759 *married [[Andersdotter-6991|Kierstin Andersdotter]] daughter of [[Andersson-10440|Anders Andersson]] 28 Mar '''1711''' **Kierstin was a descendant of [[Andersson-5370|Mårten Andersson]] (present in the taxation for Älvsborgs lösen) **They had at least five children who died before 1742 *'''1742-1755''' Anders lived in [[Space:Österbjörkan#Dahl|Nr 26 Dahl]] birth year '''1686''' **with wife Kierstin, born 1689 **son [[Andersson-10437|Anders]] born 1722 **daughter [[Andersdotter-7183|Kierstin]] born 1725 **son [[Andersson-10748|Hans]] born 1728 **son [[Andersson-10749|Olof]] born 1733 ***partners of children + grandchildren *Anders died Mar '''1759''' *Kierstin died in June '''1761''', which is registered in the household record, as well as a death record, where she is only called Anders Olsson's widow. This couple both died too early for any very informative death records - notably there is no information about the number of sons and daughters. They ''may'' at the moment have children belonging to the third Anders Olsson. Or not really: the children born after 1723, when the third couple married, are the ones present in the household in 1742. They were unlucky with their first five children; death records for those kids should not have been mixed up with records for the third couple, because ''they'' started having children later. Ages fit. ====[[Olsson-3959|Anders Olsson]] from Gärdebyn - Hinders Anders Olsson (1689-1784)==== *born in December '''1689''', son of [[Larsson-2595|Olof Larsson]] who came from Östbjörka but lived in Gärdebyn **Like many others in Östbjörka he was a descendant of [[Andersson-5370|Mårten Andersson]] (present in the taxation for Älvsborgs lösen) *Anders married [[Jonsdotter-4055|Anna Jonsdotter]] from Boda in April '''1713''' **all their children were born in Gärdebyn *daughter [[Andersdotter-7186|Brita]] born and dead '''1714''' *daughter [[Andersdotter-7186|Karin]] born Jun '''1715''' *son [[Andersson-10753|Olof]] born Mar '''1719''' *daughter [[Andersdotter-7191|Anna]] born Jun '''1721''' *son [[Andersson-10499|Jon]] born Jun '''1723''' *The family moved to Östbjörka about '''1724''' *there is a death of a child in 1724 where the age fits Anna *Anna Jonsdotter died Dec '''1728''', 33 years old *Anders married [[Ersdotter-1214|Anna Ersdotter]] from Altsarbyn 1 Nov '''1730''' (they had no children) *'''1742-1755''' he lived in [[Space:Österbjörkan#Hinders|Östbjörka Nr 14, Hinders]] **with (second) wife Anna **and son [[Andersson-10499|Jon]] born '''1723''' (with family) *Anna died in '''1766''' *Hinders Anders Olsson died in July '''1784''' 95 years old **he was survived by one of his two sons and one of his three daughters. Since his children were born in Gärdebyn their births are easy to tell apart from the others. The surviving daughter should be '''Karin''', who probably married and moved out before 1742. The surviving son must be '''Jon'''. ====[[Olsson-3968|Anders Olsson]] - Hans Pers Ollas Anders Olsson==== *born Apr '''1695''', son of [[Hansson-2430|Hans Pers Olof Hansson]] and [[Ersdotter-1180|Elisabet Ersdotter]] *Anders married [[Danielsdotter-439|Anna Danielsdotter]] from Lenåsen Apr '''1723''' *son [[Andersson-10756|Olof]] '''1724''' (died early, but record not found) *son [[Andersson-10500|Daniel]] May '''1726''' (died early, but record not found) *surviving son, [[Andersson-10737|Anders]] born '''1729''' *daughter [[Andersdotter-7197|Anna]] '''1736''' (died early, but record not found) *stillborn twins, [[Andersson-10757|son]] and [[Andersdotter-7198|daughter]], in '''1739''' *son [[Andersson-10759|Jon]] '''1742''' *1742-1755 he lived in [[Space:Österbjörkan#Hans_P.C3.A4rs_Ollas_or_Matts|Östbjörka Nr 32 Hans Pärs Ollas]] **with wife Anna born '''1695''' **son [[Andersson-10737|Anders]] born '''1729''' (married) **son [[Andersson-10759|Jon]] born '''1742''' *Anders Olsson's wife, 60 years old, died in May '''1756''' *Anders Olsson, 73 years old, died in July '''1768'''. **he was survived by two of his eight sons and none of his three daughters. The two surviving sons were obviously Anders and Jon. So far only five sons and two daughters found; also a scarcity of death records for those who died before the 1742 household record. Stillborn children after 1742 may not have been entered. into the household record, where otherwise children seen to have been entered soon after birth. But the important thing is that the wives are sorted out. ===Anna Hansdotter=== There could be a mixup between [[Hansdotter-810|Anna Hansdotter]] (1680 - 1749) and [[Hansdotter-1631|Anna Hansdotter]] (1683 - 1742). They both married in 1707. Their husbands fortunately have different names. It needs to be checked which Hans was the father of which Anna. ====[[Hansdotter-810|Anna Hansdotter]] (1680 - 1749)==== Anna is currently attached as the daughter of [[Ersson-436|Hans Ersson]] and [[Ersdotter-414|Malin Ersdotter]] who married in 1669 and lived in [[Space:%C3%96sterbj%C3%B6rkan#.C3.96stbj.C3.B6rkan_Nr_11_in_the_1670s_-_Nr_8_in_the_1690s|Östbjörka Nr 8 in the 1690s]]. This Anna has an elder sister [[Hansdotter-1616|Kierstin]] married in Glistjärna since 1703, a sister [[Hansdotter-1614|Malin]], who never married, a brother [[Hansson-2425|Anders]] living in [[Space:Österbjörkan#P.C3.A4rs_et_al|Nr 10 Pärs]] which came down from the family of his wife and a brother [[Hansson-2426|Erik]] who died in 1717. This Anna was born in1680 according to the birth record (and in 1679 according to the household record for 1690 and 1682 in the record for 1742). *Anna Hansdotter in Östbjörka married [[Mattsson-322|Lars Mattsson]] (1685) in Östbjörka 29 December 1707. *they had a son, [[Larsson-2600|Hans]] 4 June 1709 **christening witnesses [[Olsson-3958|Erik Olsson]] and [[Olsson-3961|Hans Olsson]] with wives (both wives born in other villages) *no further children found **Lars Mattsson's father, [[Larsson-2617|Matts Blom]], is in the taxation records until 1711 **Matts Blom's wife died in 1730; death record for Matts Blom not yet found **Lars Mattsson's son, [[Larsson-2600|Hans]] is in the taxation record from 1709 - Lars never appears *Lars Mattsson died before 1742, death record not yet found *In 1742 Anna is in the household of her son Hans Larsson, [[Space:Österbjörkan#S.C3.A4ter|Nr 23, Säter]] **This is the continuation of Lars Mattsson's birth farm [[Space:%C3%96sterbj%C3%B6rkan#.C3.96stbj.C3.B6rkan_Nr_13_in_the_1670s_-_Nr_15_in_the_1690s|Nr 13 - Nr 15]] (where his mother was born) *Anna's birth year is given as 1682 *the widow of Lars Mattsson in Östbjörka died in December 1749 *age given as 67 years = birth about 1682 (well, probably calculated from the household record anyway) ====[[Hansdotter-1631|Anna Hansdotter]] (1683 - 1742)==== Anna is currently attached as daughter of [[Persson-5810|Hans Persson]] and [[Andersdotter-7029|Karin Andersdotter]] who married in December 1681. She has a younger sister [[Hansdotter-1633|Margeta]] who married late or not at all. No birth record has been found for this Anna; the source for birth year 1683 is the household record for [[Space:%C3%96sterbj%C3%B6rkan#.C3.96stbj.C3.B6rkan_Nr_22_1670s_-_Nr_26_1690s|Östbjörka Nr 26]]. This disgrees a bit much with the birth years given in the household record (1676) and by the age at death (1679). *Anna Hansdotter in Östbjörka married [[Andersson-10546|Jon Andersson]] in Östbjörka (1684-1730) 1 January 1707 **Jon Andersson succeeded his father in the taxation record in 1713 *a daughter [[Jonsdotter-4001|Margta]] in April 1708 (died in September) **christening witnesses Erik Göransson with wife, Hans Olsson and Brita Hansdotter *a son [[Jonsson-5488|Anders]] in November 1709 **christening witnesses Erik Olsson and Erik Göransson with both their wives *a son [[Jonsson-5515|Hans]] in March 1712 (died January 1718) **christening witnesses [[Hansson-2425|Anders Hansson]] (son of [[Ersson-436|Hans Ersson]]) and Anders Andersson with both their wives *a son [[Jonsson-5460|Jon]] in July 1714 **christening witnesses Anders Andersson, Anders Olsson, the wife of Erik Olsson and Kierstin Olsdotter *a daughter [[Jonsdotter-4013|Margta]] in December 1716 (died in April 1721) **christening witnesses Anders Andersson and his wife, Anders Olsson and Brita Hansdotter *a daughter [[Jonsdotter-4012|Anna]] in September 1718 **christening witnesses Erik Olsson with wife, Hinders Anders Olsson and [[Hansdotter-1614|Malin Hansdotter]] (daughter of [[Ersson-436|Hans Ersson]]) *a son [[Jonsson-5516|Hans]] in July 1721 (dead in June 1722) **christening witnesses Anders Olsson with wife, Hans Olsson and Brita Olsdotter *a son [[Jonsson-5517|Olof]] in May 1723 **christening witnesses Anders Olsson and his wife, Anders Olsson and his wife(!!) *a daughter [[Jonsdotter-4014|Malin]] in February 1726 **Anders Andersson and his wife, Hans Olsson and his wife *Jon Andersson died in May 1730 **His widow (Anna) is succeeded by their son Anders in the taxation record in 1736 *In 1742 Anna is in the household of her eldest son, [[Jonsson-5488|Anders]], [[Space:Österbjörkan#Ifwas|Nr 33 Ifwas]] **This is the continuation of Jon Andersson's birth farm [[Space:Österbjörkan#.28Ifwas.29|Nr 16 - Nr 22]] *Anna's birth year is given as 1676 *The widow of Jon Andersson died in October 1742 *age given as 63 years = birth about 1679 ====[[Ersson-436|Hans Ersson]] (1634-1698)==== *Hans Ersson was married into the household numbered [[Space:%C3%96sterbj%C3%B6rkan#.C3.96stbj.C3.B6rkan_Nr_11_in_the_1670s_-_Nr_8_in_the_1690s|Nr 11 >> Nr 8]] in the 1670s and 1690s respectively *His wife was [[Ersdotter-414|Malin Ersdotter]] (1645-1719) **according to both household records he was born in 1634 and she in 1645 *there is a record for their marriage in April '''1669''' *a son [[Hansson-2416|Hans]] in October '''1671''' (1673 according to the household record) *a daughter [[Hansdotter-1616|Kierstin]] in December '''1676''' (1678 according to the household record) *a daughter Anna in Sep '''1680''' (1679 according to the household record) *a daughter [[Hansdotter-1614|Malin]] in May '''1683''' (correct in the household record) never married *a son [[Hansson-2425|Anders]] in April '''1686''' (1687 according to the household record) *a son [[Hansson-2426|Erik]] in June '''1689''' (1690 according to the household record) *son [[Hansson-2416|Hans]] died in April '''1698''' *Hans Ersson died in December '''1698''' *daughter [[Hansdotter-1616|Kierstin]] "married off" to Glistjärna in '''1703''' *Anna married in '''1707''' *son [[Hansson-2425|Anders]] married in November '''1711''' *son [[Hansson-2426|Erik]] married December '''1711''' *son [[Hansson-2426|Erik]] died in August '''1717''' * Hans Ersson's widow died in '''1719''' at an age of 75 years = born about 1644 ====[[Persson-5810|Hans Persson]] (1660 - 1725)==== *Hans Persson was born in January '''1660''' (1661 according to household records) **he had a brother, [[Persson-5938|Anders Persson]] (1662-1742) **they lived in [[Space:%C3%96sterbj%C3%B6rkan#.C3.96stbj.C3.B6rkan_Nr_22_1670s_-_Nr_26_1690s|Nr 22 >> Nr 26]] *Hans Persson married [[Andersdotter-7029|Karin Andersdotter]] in December '''1681''' **Karin came from [[Space:%C3%96sterbj%C3%B6rkan#.C3.96stbj.C3.B6rkan_Nr_14_in_the_1670s_-_Nr_17_and_Nr_18_in_the_1690s|Nr 14]] *daughter Anna was born in 1683 according to the household record (birth record sought in vain) *daughter [[Hansdotter-1633|Margeta]] in August 1686 *Anna married in '''1707''' *Hans Persson's wife died in January '''1721''' *Margeta ''possibly'' married in Västanå in '''1724''' *Hans Persson died in January '''1725''' **Karin Andersdotter's brother's daughter Anna married Matts Hansson from Västberg; this couple have the farm in '''1742'''; it is then [[Space:%C3%96sterbj%C3%B6rkan#M.C3.B6kias_.28Michels.29_or_Bud|Nr 28 Mökias]] *** brother Anders Persson lived in [[Space:Österbjörkan#S.C3.A4ter|Nr 24 Säter]] in 1742
([[Danielsdotter-440|Karin Danielsdotter]], the daughter of Brita's daughter [[Mårtensdotter-512|Kierstin Mårtensdotter]] married into [[Space:Österbjörkan#P.C3.A4rs_et_al|Östbjörka Nr 10]] in 1753) :This household continues as [[Space:Österbjörkan#J.C3.B6ns|Nr 17]] and [[Space:Österbjörkan#Hanses|Nr 30, Hanses]] in 1742 ===(Ifwas)=== :'''Östbjörkan Nr 16 in the 1670s - Nr 22 in the 1690s''' :v131510b.b1140.s221 - v131510b.b2160.s426 :Continues in 1742 as [[Space:Österbjörkan#Ifwas|Ifwas]] *[[Andersson-10579|Jon Andersson]]'s widow Karin 1607-1677 *[[Jonsson-5620|Jon Jonsson]] 1643-1686 *[[Jonsson-5489|Anders Jonsson]] 1647- (died in 1730, same month as his son Jon) *hustru [[Hansdotter-1636|Margeta]] ''Hansdotter'' from Ovanmyra Nr 7 *[[Andersson-10546|Jon]] ''Andersson'' 1684- (he died in 1730; his son [[Jonsson-5488|Anders]] is head of household in 1742) *[[Andersson-10551|Anders]] ''Andersson'' (1687) *Hans ''Andersson'' - married 1712? - v131562.b149.s289 *Brita ''Jonsdotter'' 1637- married to Sätra Nr 7 - came back (presumably widowed) (she died in the end of 1719 - v131562.b221.s434) *[[Jonsdotter-4003|Kerstin]] ''Jonsdotter'' 1640- still in brother's household in 1690, dead 1698 ===(Påls)=== :'''Östbjörkan Nr 17 in the 1670s - Nr 23 in the 1690s''' :Continued as farm name [[Space:Österbjörkan#P.C3.A5l|Pål]] in 1742 *Karin, the widow of Pål Finne 1602-1680 (Pål Olofsson died in 1669 - v131560.b198.s387) *[[Pålsson-290|Olof Pålsson]] 1643- *hustru [[Hansdotter-1645|Anna]] ''Hansdotter'' 1641- *[[Olsdotter-2090|Karin Olsdotter]] 1670- *[[Olsson-3943|Hans]] ''Olsson'' 1673- (died in 1750, bridges the gap) *hustru [[Olsdotter-2079|Ingeborg]] ''Olsdotter'' from Lerdal *Brita ''Olsdotter'' 1683- presumably married off to Tina in 1704 - v131562.b145.s281 :there is a ''hustru'' Anna, Pål Pär's in Östbjörka, dead at an age of 53 years in 1711 - v131562.b207.s406). The age is probably too off ===(Mases) or (Hans Pärs Ollas)=== :'''Östbjörkan Nr 18 in the 1670s''' v131510b.b1140.s221 :'''Östbjörkan Nr 24 in the 1690s''' v131510b.b2160.s426 :Continued as [[Space:Österbjörkan#Hans_P.C3.A4rs_Ollas_or_Matts|Nr 28, Nr 32 and Nr 35 in 1742]] *[[Mattsson-728|Erik Mattsson]] 1626-1686 (His father was, of course, a Matts) *hustru Karin 1614-1673 *[[Hansson-2430|Olof Hansson]] 1644- son-in-law (from the later farm name ''Hans Pärs' Ollas'' he was probably the son of a Hans Persson) *hustru [[Ersdotter-1180|Elisabet]] ''Ersdotter'' 1654- *Margeta 1654- daughter of EM's brother (dead before 1700) *Margeta 1609-1680 mother of EM (death record v131561.b53.s93) *Anders Hansson 1669? half brother (of OH?) foster son (not present in the 1690s) *Margeta ''Olsdotter'' 1676 *[[Olsson-3958|Erik]] ''Olsson'' 1679 - stayed in Östbjörka *[[Olsson-3961|Hans]]''Olsson'' 1682 - probably moved to Boda *[[Olsdotter-2097|Brita]] ''Olsdotter'' 1684 *[[Olsson-3963|Olle]] ''Olof Olofsson'' (1686 - died in 1701) *(''[[Olsson-3968|Anders Olsson]]'' born in 1695 was too young to be entered, stayed in Östbjörka) *(''[[Olsson-3960|Matts Olsson]]'' was even younger, stayed in Östbjörka) *Brita Hansdotter, half-sister (of OH?) (could be Brita Hansdotter 71y, dead in 1737 (born 1666) - v131562.b248.s489) [[Olsson-3961|Hans Olsson]] in Östbjörka married Brita Jonsdotter from Boda and [[Persson-5751|Hans Persson]] in Östbjörka married [[Olsdotter-2097|Brita Olsdotter]] in Östbjörka 2PTrin 1708 - looks like a double wedding - v131562.b147.s285 ===Östbjörkan Nr 19 & Nr 20 in the 1670s - Nr 25 in the 1690s=== *Lars Hansson 1630- (LH in Ö died in 1703, age 67, so is it him? - v131562.b198.s388 *hustru Brita ''Andersdotter'' 1633-1698 - married in 1666 - v131560.b18.s27 (supposedly 74 years old at death - v131562.b192.s377) *Malin ''Larsdotter'' 1665- (or 1670) *Anders ''Larsson'' 1672- **Anna Hansdotter 1633-dead *Karin Hansdotter, sister of LH (married to Ovanmyra?) *Kerstin Larsdotter?? 1630-, blind, sister of hustru Brita, moved to the first household *Per Jonsson Kagg, brother-in-law, (soldier) died in Stettin *hustru Margeta ''Hansdotter'' 1643- married the second time to Glistjärna Lars Hansson should be the son of Hans Larsson who died in 1670 - v131561.b25.s37 - his wife had died in 1669 - v131560.b197.s385 ===Östbjörkan Nr 21 1670s=== v131510b.b1140.s221 *Matts Eriksson 160?-1674 - v131561.b36.s59 (Swäns Matts Ersson) *hustru Kerstin 1613-1688 - v131561.b74.s135 (Olof Mattson's mother-in-law) *Olof Mattsson 1638- son-in-law *hustru Anna ''Mattsdotter'' 1650- *Margta ''Olsdotter'' 1670 *Matts ''Olsson'' 1672 *Erik Olsson 1674 - v131561.b111.s209 *Kerstin ''Olsdotter'' 1678 This whole family may have left ===Östbjörkan Nr 22 1670s - Nr 26 1690s=== v131510b.b1140.s221 and v131510b.b2170.s428 *[[Andersson-10793|Per Andersson]]'s widow Marit 1637-1688 *(''Margeta Persdotter'' 8 PTrin 1655 dead before 1670) *Elisabeth ''Persdotter'' 1658- married off to Sätra Nr 11 *[[Persson-5810|Hans Persson]] 1661 (actually 1660) * hustru [[Andersdotter-7029|Karin]] ''Andersdotter'' 1651- from Nr 14 *[[Hansdotter-1631|Anna Hansdotter]] 1683? - could be the Anna Hansdotter who married Jon Andersson in Östbjörka in 1707 v131562.b146.s283 (widowed in 1730, dead in 1742) *[[Hansdotter-1633|Margeta]] ''Hansdotter'' 1686 - *[[Persson-5938|Anders Persson]] 1664 (actually 1662) (continues in [[Space:Österbjörkan#S.C3.A4ter|#24 Säter]] in 1742, died 1742) *hustru Ingeborg ''Eriksdotter'' from Lenåsen Nr 8 1670- (died in 1717) ===Östbjörkan Nr 23 1670s=== *Jöns Larsson Krabbat (soldier (1621-) *hustru Kerstin 1623- *sister Anna 1633- ===(Lars)=== :'''Östbjörkan Nr 19 in the 1690s''' :Continued as [[Space:Österbjörkan#Lars|Lars]] by the son of Malin and Anders *[[Larsson-2607|Lars Larsson]] 1630 (dead 1698) *hu [[Ersdotter-411|Kerstin]] ''Ersdotter'', 1648- *Kerstin ''Larsdotter'' 1678-dead *[[Larsdotter-1659|Malin]] ''Larsdotter'' 1681- *[[Andersson-5259 | Anders Andersson]], husband ==Households in taxation record 1745== v895725.b690.s125 *[[Olsson-3960|Matts Olsson]] 3 - man, wife and maid (Hans Pärs Ollas) √ *[[Hansson-2428|Olof Hansson]] 2 - man and wife (Pål) √ *[[Jansson-1533|Anders Jansson]] 2 - man and wife (Lustig) √ *[[Olsson-3968|Anders Olsson]] 3 - man, wife and maid (Hans Pärs Ollas) √ *Swens Hans Hansson 2 - man and wife √ *Hans Olsson 2 - widower and son (Hanses) √ *Michels Anders Mattsson 2 - widower and daughter *Hans Ersson 4 - man, wife, son and maid (Hans Pärs Ollas) √ *Blom Anders Andersson 1 - daughter *Dahl [[Olsson-3942|Anders Olsson 3]] - wife, son and daughter √ *Mases Hans Andersson - in Gulleråsen *[[Andersson-10550|Grins Olof Andersson]] 2 - man and wife √ *Erik Andersson's wife 1 *[[Larsson-2600|Hans Larsson]] 2 - man and wife (Säter) √ *Mårs [[Jonsson-5460|Jon Jonsson]] 2 - man and wife √ *Mårs? [[Andersson-10441|Hans Andersson]] 3 - man, wife and son (Vattuman?) √? *[[Jonsson-5462|Jon Jonsson]] 3 - man, wife and daughter (Jonases) √ *[[Andersson-5258|Lars Andersson]] - man and wife (Lars) √ *Lars Jonsson 3 - man, wife and daughter (Jöns) √ *soldier Lustig - man and wife *Hinders [[Olsson-3959|Anders Olsson]] 4 - man, wife and married son √ *widow of soldier Wikman 2 - widow and daughter (Lissgåls) √ *[[Mårtensson-379|Erik Mårtensson]] 3 - man, wife and daughter (Mårs) √ *Pers [[Ersson-1147|Anders Ersson]] 3 - man, wife and son √ *Pers [[Hansson-2425|Anders Hansson]] 2 - widower and son √ *Göras [[Andersson-10470|Erik Andersson]] 3 - widower, son and daughter √ *Göras [[Ericsson-455|Hans Ersson]] 2 - man and wife √ *Sjons [[Persson-5751|Hans Persson]] 2 - married daughter √ *Nall? [[Persson-5749|Olof Persson]] 2 - man and wife √ *Lisbet Andersdotter 1 - daughter √ *wife of soldier Sparf 1 *widow of Håman Hans Andersson 1 ([[Olsdotter-846|Anna Olsdotter]]) √ *soldier Erik Olsson ==Households from 1742== ===Lustig & Nall=== '''Nr 1 Lustig in 1742-1755''' v131512.b35.s59 *[[Jansson-1533|Anders Jansson]], 1684 from Gärdebyn (died in 1769) *Hustru [[Persdotter-4178|Anna]] ''Persdotter'', 1687 - 1757, married 1711 (daughter of [[Persdotter-4174|Anna Persdotter]] and sister of [[Persson-5749|Olof Persson]] in Nr 2) *[[Andersson-10530|Olof Andersson]] 1722 ''dead'' '''Nr 2 Nall in 1742-1755''' v131512.b35.s59 *[[Persson-5749|Olof Persson]], 1689 (son of [[Persson-5748|Nall Per Persson]] 1658- and [[Persdotter-4174|Anna Persdotter]]) *hustru [[Jonsdotter-3997|Margta]] ''Jonsdotter'' 1701 (from Vikarbyn, married 1717) *[[Olsdotter-2126|Kerstin Olofsdotter]], 1732 (actually Nov 1731) *[[Olofsson-2386|Jon Olofsson]], 1736 (actually 1734) *[[Olofsson-2362|Olof Olofsson]] 1738-1746 '''Nr 1 Nall in 1760-1767''' v131513.b23.s36 *[[Andersson-10528|Anders Andersson]] 1712-1773, married in 1734 (son of [[Jansson-1533|Anders Jansson]] and [[Persdotter-4178|Anna Persdotter]] , returned from Gulleråsen) *hu [[Olsdotter-2111|Kerstin]] ''Olsdotter'' 1713-1773 (from Gulleråsen) *[[Andersson-10532|Olof Andersson]] 1739, married 1767 *hu Karin Hansdotter 1739 *Anders Olsson 1771 *Brita ''Andersdotter'' 1745 *Kerstin ''Andersdotter'' 1747 *father [[Jansson-1533|Anders Johansson]] 1684-1769 (from Gärdebyn) '''Nr 2 Nall in 1760-1767''' v131513.b23.s36 *[[Olofsson-2386|Jon Olsson]] 1734, married in 1759 *hu Karin 1737 *Kerstin Jonsdotter 1762 *mother-in-law Lisbeth Olsdotter 1700-1766 - in Gästrikland *father [[Persson-5749|Olof Persson]], 1689-1763, married 1717 *hu [[Jonsdotter-3997|Margta]] ''Jonsdotter'' 1701 (from Vikarbyn) ===(Mases) et al=== '''Nr 3 in 1742-1755''' v131512.b35.s59 *[[Persson-5954|Pär Pärsson Sparf]] (soldier) 1713 (lived in Östbjörka when they married, probably not born there) *hustru [[Andersdotter-7126|Kerstin]] ''Andersdotter'' 1706 (no 1705), married 1734 (daughter of [[Mattsson-735|Anders Mattsson]] in [[Space:%C3%96sterbj%C3%B6rkan#.28Mases.29|old Nr 4]]) *Karin ''Persdotter'' 1735 *Kerstin ''Persdotter'' 1741 *Per ''Persson'' 1748 '''Nr 3 in 1760-1767''' v131513.b23.s36 *[[Persson-5954|Pär Pärsson Sparf]] (soldier) 1713 - Stockholm *hustru [[Andersdotter-7126|Kerstin]] ''Andersdotter'' 1706-1765 *Karin ''Persdotter'' 1736 - married in Västerbjörkan *Anders ''Persson'' 1745 - Stockholm *Per ''Persson'' 1748 - Gästrikland '''Mases 1760-1767''' v131513.b23.s36 *Kerstin ''Persdotter'' 1742 married 1771 *Olof Andersson 1742-1773 (from Glistjärna?) *Anders Olsson 1772-1773, drowned '''Nr 4 in 1742-1755''' v131512.b35.s59 *widow [[Andersdotter-7121|Lisbeth Andersdotter]] 1671 (dead May 1753 ) *[[Andersdotter-7123|Lisbeth]] ''Andersdotter'', 1700 *[[Andersdotter-7124|Brita]] ''Andersdotter'', 1713 - v131562.b86.s161 daughter of Anders Mattsson '''Nr 4 Mases in 1760-1767''' v131513.b24.s38 *[[Andersdotter-7123|Lisbeth Andersdotter]], 1700-1773 *[[Andersdotter-7124|Brita]] ''Andersdotter'', 1713 - moved out ===Olars=== '''Nr 6 in 1742-1755''' v131512.b36.s61 *hustru [[Ersdotter-1179|Kerstin Ersdotter]] 1712-1743 (widow of soldier [[Ersson-1153|Erik Ersson Blom]] *hustru [[Olsdotter-2094|Anna]] ''Olsdotter'' 1688-1746 mother (widow of soldier [[Johansson-5963|Erik Jansson Blom]]) *[[Ersson-1152|Erik]] ''Ersson'' 1734, son - cripple '''Nr 6 Olars in 1760-1767''' v131513.b24.s38 *[[Ersson-1152|Erik Ersson]] 1734-1773, married 1756 (actually 1750 - or did he marry twice?) *hu Brita 1727 *Anna ''Ersdotter'' 1757 *Erik ''Ersson'' 1759-1770 *Kerstin ''Ersdotter'' 1762 *Brita Ersdotter 1767-1768 ===Håman=== :after [[Olsson-1871|Olof Olsson Håman]] from [[Space:Österbjörkan#.C3.96sterbj.C3.B6rkan_Nr_1.2C_Nr_2_.26_Nr_3_-_1690s|Nr 2, 1690s]] :'''Nr 5 (no name) in 1742-1755''' v131512.b36.s61 *[[Olsdotter-846|''Anna Olsdotter'']] the widow of [[Andersson-5235|Hans Andersson]] *[[Hansson-1262|Olof]] ''Hansson'' 1735 '''Nr 5 Amun in 1760-1767''' v131513.b24.s38 *[[Hansson-1262|Olof Hansson]] 1735, married in 1761 *hustru [[Jonsdotter-1728|Anna Jonsdotter]] 1732 *[[Olsson-1891|Hans Olsson]] 1763 *[[Olsdotter-2003|Anna Olofsdotter]] 1767-1768 *[[Olsson-1888|Jon Olsson]] 1770 *mother [[Olsdotter-846|Anna]] ''Olsdotter'' 1700, married 1731 (actually 1733) '''Nr 5 Åman in 1775-1785''' *[[Hansson-1262|Olof Hansson]] 1735, married in 1761 *hustru [[Jonsdotter-1728|Anna Jonsdotter]] 1732 *[[Olsson-1891|Hans Olsson]] 1763, married 1779 *hu [[Hansdotter-839|Kerstin Hansdotter]] 1757 *[[Hansson-1312|Olof Hansson]] 1784 *[[Olsson-1888|Jon Olsson]] 1770 *[[Jonsson-377|Erik Jonsson]] brother-in-law ===Sjons === :'''Nr 7 Sjons in 1742-1755''' v131512.b36.s61 :Continued from [[Space:Österbjörkan#.28Sjons.29|Nr 5 in 1690]] *[[Persson-5751|Hans Persson]], 1680-1749 (v837372.b2160.s330 1719-1721) *[[Hansdotter-1648|Kerstin]] ''Hansdotter'', 1729 married 1751 (and moved to Kärvsåsen) *[[Hansdotter-1647|Anna]] ''Hansdotter'' 1721 (actually 1723) *Jon Andersson, 1723, son-in-law (from Västberg) *Brita ''Jonsdotter'' 1745 *Kerstin ''Jonsdotter'' 1747 *Anders ''Jonsson'' 1750 *Hans ''Jonsson'' 1752 *Jon ''Jonsson'' 1754 '''Nr 7 Sjons in 1760-1767''' v131513.b24.s38 *Jon Andersson, 1723-1771, married in 1744 *Brita ''Jonsdotter'' 1745 *Kerstin ''Jonsdotter'' 1747 *Anders ''Jonsson'' 1750 *Hans ''Jonsson'' 1752-1773 *Jon ''Jonsson'' 1754 *Anna ''Jonsdotter'' 1757 *Margeta ''Jonsdotter'' 1760 *Olof Jonsson 1763-1773 *Erik Jonsson 1766 ===Göras=== :From [[Andersson-5237|Göran Andersson]] in [[Space:Österbjörkan#.28G.C3.B6ras.29|old Nr 6]] :'''Nr 8 in 1742-1755''' v131512.b36.s61 *Göras [[Ericsson-455|Hans Ersson]], 1696 (son of [[Göransson-347|Erik Göransson]]) *hustru [[Danielsdotter-438|Margeta]] ''Danielsdotter'', 1698 (actually 1708) *[[Hansson-2424|Erik]] ''Hansson'' 1732 *[[Hansdotter-1652|Kerstin]] ''Hansdotter'' 1734, gone to Backa *[[Hansdotter-1670|Karin]] ''Hansdotter'' 1738 *[[Hansdotter-1671|Anna]] ''Hansdotter'' 1741 *Hans ''Hansson'' 1744 *[[Hansson-2429|Göran]] ''Hansson'' 1748-död *Margeta ''Hansdotter'' 1748 :'''Nr 9 in 1742-1755''' v131512.b37.s63 *Göras [[Andersson-10470|Erik Andersson]], 1715 (son of [[Andersson-10474|Anders Andersson]] and [[Ericsdotter-343|Brita Ersdotter]], daughter of [[Göransson-347|Erik Göransson]]) *hu Margareta ''Jonsdotter'', 1724 (from Backa) *Anders ''Eriksson'' 1746 - v131512.b37.s63 *Jon ''Eriksson'' 1749-död (smallpox 1752 - v131580.b20) *Anna ''Eriksdotter'' 1751 *Brita ''Eriksdotter'' 1753 *[[Andersdotter-6980|Kerstin]] ''Andersdotter'' 1712 *[[Andersson-10800|Hans]] ''Andersson'' 1720 (married and moved to [[Space:Österbjörkan#J.C3.B6ns|Nr 18 Jöns]]) *Brita ''Andersdotter'' 1726 - v131563.b13 - Anders Andersson in Österbjörka (1725) may have married Anders Jonsson in Backa #1 - v131562.b174.s339 *Göran ''Andersson'' 1728 - v131563.b26 - Anders Andersson in Österbjörka :'''Nr 8 in 1760-1767''' v131513.b25.s40 *[[Hansson-2424|Erik]] ''Hansson'' 1732, married in 1771 *hu Margeta Olsdotter 1740 *Hans Ersson 1772 *[[Hansdotter-1670|Karin]] ''Hansdotter'' 1739 *[[Hansdotter-1671|Anna]] ''Hansdotter'' 1742 *Hans ''Hansson'' 1745 *Margeta ''Hansdotter'' 1748 *mother [[Danielsdotter-438|Margeta]] ''Danielsdotter'', 1698 (actually 1708) :'''Nr 9 in 1760-1767''' v131513.b25.s40 *[[Andersson-10470|Erik Andersson]], 1715, married 1745 *hu Margeta ''Jonsdotter'', 1724 *Anders ''Eriksson'' 1746 - v131512.b37.s63 *Anna ''Eriksdotter'' 1751 *Brita ''Eriksdotter'' 1754 *Kerstin ''Eriksdotter'' 1756 *Jon ''Eriksson'' 1758-1763 *Göran ''Eriksson'' 1761 *Margeta ''Eriksdotter'' 1764 ===Pärs et al=== '''Nr 10 Pärs 1742-1755''' v131512.b37.s63 *[[Hansson-2425|Anders Hansson]] 1686-1751 - came from [[Space:Österbjörkan#.C3.96stbj.C3.B6rkan_Nr_11_in_the_1670s_-_Nr_8_in_the_1690s|old nr 8]] *hustru [[Persdotter-4180|Anna]] ''Persdotter'', 1682 - came from [[Space:Österbjörkan#.28Sjons.29|Old Nr 5]] (they married in 1711) *[[Andersson-10472|Hans]] ''Andersson'' 1713 married in 1744 (and moved to Lenåsen) *[[Andersson-10473|Erik]] ''Andersson'' 1718 *hu Anna ''Andersdotter'' (from Lenåsen) *Anders ''Eriksson'' 1754 *[[Andersson-10627|Anders]] ''Andersson'' 1721 married in 1744 *[[Andersson-10553|Olof]] ''Andersson'' 1727 *hu [[Danielsdotter-440|Karin]] ''Danielsdotter'' *Kierstin ''Olofsdotter?'' (died in 1755? - v131580.b24) *[[Hansdotter-1614|Malin]] ''Hansdotter'' 1683-1748, aunt *[[Hansdotter-1616|Kerstin]] ''Hansdotter'' 1676- sister, frail widow '''Nr 10 Pärs 1760-1767''' v131513.b26.s42 *[[Andersson-10473|Pärs Erik Andersson]] 1718-1773, married 1753 *hustru Anna ''Andersdotter'' 1732 (from Lenåsen) *Anders ''Ersson'' 1755 *Anna ''Ersdotter'' 1759 *Hans Ersson 1762 *Kierstin ''Ersdotter'' 1765-1768 *Brita ''Ersdotter 1768 *Erik Ersson 1771-1773, smallpox *Pärs [[Andersson-10553|Olof Andersson]] 1727 *hu [[Danielsdotter-440|Karin]] ''Danielsdotter'' 1733-1773, married 1753 (daughter of [[Space:Österbjörkan#J.C3.B6ns|Daniel Ersson Loman]]) *Anna ''Olsdotter'' 1756 *Daniel ''Olsson'' 1758 *Kierstin ''Olsdotter'' 1761 *Karin Olsdotter 1764 *hu [[Persdotter-4180|Anna]] ''Persdotter'' 1682-1762, the mother '''Pärs Nr 11 - 1742-1755''' v131512.b37.s63 *[[Ersson-1147|Anders Ersson]] 1713 (grandson of [[Ersson-436|Hans Ersson]] and [[Ersdotter-414|Malin Ersdotter]] in [[Space:Österbjörkan#.C3.96stbj.C3.B6rkan_Nr_11_in_the_1670s_-_Nr_8_in_the_1690s|Nr 8 in the 1690s]] *hu [[Andersdotter-6980|Kerstin]] ''Andersdotter'' 1712 - came from Nr 9 *Brita ''Andersdotter'' 1745-död (died in smallpox 1752) *Anders ''Andersson'' 1751-död (died in smallpox 1752) *[[Andersson-10477|Erik]] ''Andersson'' 1747 *hu [[Ersdotter-1175|Karin]] 1679, the mother, frail widow *[[Ersson-1148|Erik]] ''Ersson'' 1716, brother *hu Brita ''Hansdotter'' 1729 *Karin ''Ersdotter'' 1751 '''Nr 15 Gatu in 1760-1767''' v131513.b28.s46 *[[Ersson-1147|Anders Ersson]] 1713, married 1743 *hu [[Andersdotter-6980|Kerstin]] ''Andersdotter'' 1712-1768 *Erik Andersson 1747 married 1770 *hu Anna Olsdotter 1747 *Anders Ersson 1772 - twins *Olof Ersson 1772-1772 *Brita ''Andersdotter'' 1755 - moved to Svärdsjö 1773 '''Pärs Karinäs Nr 11 - 1760-1767''' v131513.b26.s42 *[[Ersson-1148|Erik]] ''Ersson'' 1716, married 1751 *hu Brita Hansdotter 1729 *Karin ''Ersdotter'' 1752 *Brita ''Ersdotter'' 1756 *Hans Ersson 1762 ===Mårs=== :'''Nr 12, 1742-1755 (no name)''' v131512.b37.s63 :Continuation from [[Space:Österbjörkan#.28M.C3.A5rs.29_.26_.28Vattumans.29_1670-1700|Nr 8 in the 1670s]] *[[Mårtensson-379|Erik Mårtensson]], 1707 *hu [[Larsdotter-1720|Kerstin]] ''Larsdotter'' 1701 *[[Ersdotter-1176|Brita]] ''Ersdotter'' 1725, married in 1746 *[[Ersdotter-430|Anna]] ''Ersdotter'' 1729, married in 1749 *[[Ersson-1149|Lars]] ''Ersson'' 1736 *Erik ''Ersson'' 1742 *mother [[Olsdotter-900|Anna]] ''Olsdotter'' 1680, frail widow (mother of EM) '''Nr 12, 1760-1767''' v131513.b27.s44 *[[Mårtensson-379|Erik Mårtensson]], 1707-1773 *hu [[Larsdotter-1720|Kerstin]] ''Larsdotter'' 1701 *[[Ersson-1149|Lars]] ''Ersson'' 1736-1761, lungsot, married 1760 *hu [[Hansdotter-1615|Anna Hansdotter]] 1735, went back to her father (in Säter Nr 23) *Lars Larsson 1761-1761 *Erik Ersson 1742, married 1764 *Brita Hansdotter 1742 *Anna Ersdotter 1766 *mother [[Olsdotter-900|Anna]] ''Olsdotter'' 1680-1762 '''Nr 11 1775-1785''' *Erik Ersson 1742, married 1764 *Brita Hansdotter 1742 *Anna Ersdotter 1766 *Lars ''Ersson'' 1770 *Hans ''Ersson'' 1777 *mother [[Larsdotter-1720|Kerstin]] ''Larsdotter'' 1701 '''Nr 22, 1742-1755''' *[[Jonsson-5460|Jon Jonsson]] 1714 *hu [[Olsdotter-2091|Brita]] ''Olsdotter'' 1712 (from Östbjörka) *[[Jonsdotter-3970|Margeta]] ''Jonsdotter'' 1740 *[[Jonsson-5466|Jonas]] ''Jonsson'' 1746-dead *Anders ''Jonsson'' 1754 *mother ''in-law?'' Kerstin 1680, frail widow '''Nr 23 1760-1767''' v131515.b130.s250 *[[Jonsson-5460|Jon Jonsson]] 1714-1773 *hu Brita ''Andersdotter'' 1712 (from Backa) *[[Jonsdotter-3970|Margeta]] ''Jonsdotter'' 1740, married in 1757 *Daniel Danielsson 1727 *Anna Danielsdotter 1758 *Daniel ''Danielsson'' 1761 *Brita Danielsdotter 1764 *Anders Jonsson 1753-1773 died in Stockholm *Anna Jonsdotter 1757 '''Nr 18 Mårs 1760-1767''' v131513.b29.s48 *Hans Hansson 1720, married 1751?? *hu Brita Larsdotter? 1729 *Brita Hansdotter 1762-1663 (smallpox) (b. v131563.b203 - all christening witnesses from Backa) *Margeta Hansdotter 1764-1769 *Hans Hansson 1770 '''Nr 22 Mårs in 1760-1767''' v131515.b129.s248 *Olof Hansson 1739 married in 1760 *hu Karin Hansdotter 1741 ===Dahli=== '''Nr 19 Dahli in 1760-1767''' v131513.b29.s48 - this family came from Dalen between Glistjärna and Östbjörka *[[Andersson-5369|Hans Andersson]] 1723, married 1748 *[[Ersdotter-430|Anna Ersdotter]] 1728 (daughter of [[Mårtensson-379|Erik Mårtensson]]) *Anders Hansson 1763 *[[Hansdotter-839|Kerstin Hansdotter]] 1757 *Erik Hansson 1763-1763 *Hans Hansson 1766 ===Lissgåls=== '''Nr 13 (no name) in 1742-1755''' v131512.b38.s65 *widow Margta Hansdotter 1700 (from Solberga) widow of (Anders Andersson) Wikman (1697-1730) (married Jan 1722) -v131562.b155.s301'' *Anna ''Andersdotter'' 1721? *Kerstin ''Andersdotter'' 1727 *soldier Anders Håll 1721, son-in-law (died in 1756 v131580.b25) *(hu) Margta ''Andersdotter'' 1725 *Anna ''Andersdotter'' 1745-dead *Margta ''Andersdotter'' 1748 *Cherstin ''Andersdotter'' 1751 '''Nr 13 Lissgåls in 1760-1767''' v131513.b27.s44 *Olof Andersson 1733? married 1759 - see Solberga *hu Kerstin ''Andersdotter'' 1727 *Karin Olsdotter 1761 *mother-in-law Margta Hansdotter 1700 *Margta ''Andersdotter'' 1725 married 1745, (widow in 1756) moved out 1765 *Margta ''Andersdotter'' 1748 *Cherstin ''Andersdotter'' 1751 ===Hinders=== :''' Nr 14 Hinders in 1742-1755''' v131512.b38.s65 :Continuation of [[Space:Österbjörkan#.C3.96sterbj.C3.B6rkan_Nr_9_1670s_is_Nr_11_in_the_1690s|household Nr 11 in the 1690s]]. No explanation for the farm name. *[[Olsson-3959|Anders Olsson]] 1689 - he was the son of [[Larsson-2595|Olof Larsson]] who moved to Gärdebyn when he married. Olof was the (only surviving) son of [[Olsson-1952|Lars Olsson]] and [[Hansdotter-833|Margeta Hansdotter]]. *hu [[Ersdotter-1214|Anna]]1689 *[[Andersson-10499|Jon]] ''Andersson'' 1723 *hu Kerstin ''Hansdotter'' 1723 *Anna ''Jonsdotter'' 1746, crippled *Anders ''Andersson'' 1748-dead *Jon ''Andersson'' 1752 *Kierstin ''Andersdotter'' 1755 ''' Nr 14 Hinders in 1760-1767''' v131513.b27.s44 *[[Andersson-10499|Jon Andersson]] 1723, married in 1744 *hu Kierstin ''Hansdotter'' 1723 *Anna ''Jonsdotter'' 1746, crippled *Jon ''Jonsson'' 1752 *Anders ''Jonsson'' 1757 *Olof ''Jonsson'' 1760 *Kerstin Jonsdotter 1762 *Brita ''Jonsdotter'' 1764 *father [[Olsson-3959|Anders Olsson]] 1689 married in 1731 *hu [[Ersdotter-1214|Anna]] 1689-1766 (stepmother) ===Gunnars=== :'''Nr 15 Gunnars in 1742-1755''' v131512.b38.s65 :Continued from [[Space:Österbjörkan#.C3.96sterbj.C3.B6rkan_Nr_10_in_the_1670s_-_Nr_12_in_the_1690s|Österbjörkan Nr 12 of the 1690s]] *[[Olofsson-2365|Olof Olsson]] 1716 (the grandson of [[Olofsson-2352|Gunnar Olofsson]], son of [[Gunnarsson-195|Olof Gunnarsson]]) (soldier Lustig) *hustru [[Andersdotter-7022|Kerstin]] ''Andersdotter'' 1711 *[[Olsdotter-2108|Margta]] ''Olsdotter'' 1740 *Brita ''Olsdotter'' 1745 *Anders ''Olsson'' 1748 *Daniel ''Olsson'' 1753 (died in 1756) '''Nr 16 Gunnars in 1742-1755''' v131512.b38.s65 *Olof Andersson 1717 *hu [[Olsdotter-2103|Lisbeth ''Olsdotter'']] 1700 (daughter of [[Gunnarsson-195|Olof Gunnarsson]]) (married in 1736 - v131562.b168.s327) *Karin ''Olsdotter'' 1737 '''Nr 16 Gunnars in 1760-1767''' v131513.b28.s46 *[[Olofsson-2365|Olof Olsson]] 1716 married in 1736 *hustru [[Andersdotter-7022|Kerstin]] ''Andersdotter'' 1711 *[[Olsdotter-2108|Margta]] ''Olsdotter'' 1739 - married Erik Hansson?? in 1771 *Hans Ersson 1772 (this family crossed out) *Brita ''Olsdotter'' 1745 to Rengsjö in 1774 *Anders ''Olsson'' 1748-1767 died in Stockholm '''Nr 16 Tupp in 1760-1767''' v131513.b28.s46 *Olof Olsson Tupp 1719-1772, married in 1755 *hu Margeta 1701 ===Jöns=== :'''Nr 17 (no name) 1742-1755''' v131512.b39.s67 :Continued from [[Space:Österbjörkan#.C3.96stbj.C3.B6rkan_Nr_15_in_the_1670s_Nr_21_in_the_1690s|Nr 21]] in the 1690s *[[Ersson-1171|Daniel Ersson Loman]] 1704-dead *hu Margeta 1707 - gone to Backa (second wife) *mother-in-law? Kierstin 1692 - frail widow (whose mother?) *[[Danielsson-559|Erik]] ''Danielsson'' 1728, married in 1747, lost a baby son in 1748 - v131580.b13 (lived in [[Space:Österbjörkan#Blom_el_J.C3.B6ns|Nr 27]]) *[[Danielsson-574|Olof]] ''Danielsson'' 1730 *[[Danielsdotter-440|Karin]] ''Danielsdotter'' 1733 (married in [[Space:Österbjörkan#P.C3.A4rs_et_al|Nr 10]]) *Anders ''Danielsson'' 1737 - gone to Backa (with mother) *Daniel ''Danielsson'' 1741 - gone to Backa (with mother) :Daniel Ersson Loman from Backa married [[Mårtensdotter-512|Kerstin Mårtensdotter]] in Östbjörka 1 Adv 1727. She died in 1735 '''Nr 18 Jöns 1742-1755''' v131512.b39.s67 *[[Jonsson-5556|Lars Jonsson]] 1697 (from Sätra, marriage 1715) *hu [[Olsdotter-2127|Marit]] ''Olsdotter'' 1689 (died Jan 1758) from [[Space:Österbjörkan#.C3.96stbj.C3.B6rkan_Nr_12_in_the_1670s_-_Nr_13_in_the_1690s|Nr 12 /Nr 13]] *hu [[Larsdotter-3715|Anna]] ''Larsdotter'' 1727 *son-in-law [[Andersson-10800|Hans]] ''Andersson'' 1720 (from [[Space:Österbjörkan#G.C3.B6ras|Nr 9 Göras]]) *Brita ''Hansdotter'' 1749 *Anders ''Hansson'' 1751 '''Nr 17 Jöns 1760-1767''' v131513.b28.s46 *[[Danielsson-574|Olof]] ''Danielsson'' 1731 - married 1756 *hu Anna Ersdotter 1723 *Kerstin ''Olsdotter'' 1757-1762 *Anna ''Olsdotter'' 1759 *Margta ''Olsdotter'' 1761 *Kerstin ''Olsdotter'' 1767-1767 *mormor hu Kerstin 1683-1764, married in 1704 '''Nr 19 Jöns 1760-1767''' v131513.b29.s48 *[[Andersson-10800|Hans Andersson]] 1721, married 1746 *hu [[Larsdotter-3715|Anna Larsdotter]] 1726 *Brita ''Hansdotter'' 1749 *Anders ''Hansson'' 1752 *Lasse ''Hansson'' 1756 *Olof ''Hansson'' 1760 *Hans Hansson 1764 *Erik Hansson 1766 *father-in-law Lars Jonsson 1693, married 1715 ===Lars=== : after [[Larsson-2607|Lars Larsson]] in [[Space:Österbjörkan#.28Lars.29|old Nr 19]] :''' Nr 19 Lars in 1742-1755''' v131512.b39.s67 *[[Andersson-5258|Lars Andersson]], 1705 (Grandson of [[Larsson-2607|Lars Larsson]]) *hustru [[Olsdotter-840|Brita]] ''Olsdotter'', 1698 *[[Larsson-5469|Anders Larsson]], 1732 *[[Larsson-5470|Olof]] ''Larsson'' 1735-död *[[Larsson-2599|Olof Larsson]],1745 '''Nr 19 Lars in 1760-1767''' v131515.b128.s246 *[[Andersson-5258|Lars Andersson]], 1705-1773 - married 1732 *hustru [[Olsdotter-840|Brita]] ''Olsdotter'', 1697 *[[Larsson-5469|Anders Larsson]], 1732 *[[Larsson-2599|Olof Larsson]],1745 - married 1764 *hu [[Hansdotter-809|Karin Hansdotter]] 1742 *Brita Olsdotter 1765-1773 *Lars Olsson 1767-1769 *Margeta Olsdotter 1771-1773 '''Nr 21 Lars in 1775-1785''' v131516.b59.s103 *[[Larsson-2599|Olof Larsson]],1745 - married 1754 *hu [[Hansdotter-809|Karin Hansdotter]] 1742 *Lars Olsson 1774 *[[Olsson-1953|Hans Olsson]] 1777 *Anna Olsdotter 1782 *mother [[Olsdotter-840|Brita Olsdotter]] 1697-1779 *brother [[Larsson-5469|Anders Larsson]], 1732 - frail ===Jonases=== :'''Nr 20 in 1742-1755''' v131512.b39.s67 (no name) :This is a continuation of [[Space:Österbjörkan#.28M.C3.A5rs.29_.26_.28Vattumans.29_1670-1700| household Nr 9 from the 1690s]]. :There is no person spanning the gap but the family is consistent. *[[Jonsson-5462|Jon Jonsson]] 1701 *hu [[Jonsdotter-4039|Margeta]] ''Jonsdotter'' 1704 - bedridden with dry aches (from Västberg) *[[Jonsdotter-3992|Kerstin]] ''Jonsdotter'' 1726 *[[Jonsdotter-4040|Margeta]] ''Jonsdotter'' 1731 *[[Jonsson-5461|Anders]] ''Jonsson'' 1735 (actually 1734) *[[Jonsson-5575|Jon]] ''Jonsson'' 1741 *Anna ''Jonsdotter'' 1747 *[[Jonsson-5464|Erik Jons']] widow Brita ''Olsdotter'' 1686-1744? - frail widow (widow of [[Jonsson-5464|Erik Jonsson]], elder brother of Jon). *Brita ''Ersdotter'' 1727 *Karin ''Ersdotter'' 1727 '''Nr 20 Jonases in 1760-1767''' v131515.b128.s246 *[[Jonsson-5462|Jonas Jonsson]] 1701-1765, married 1725 *hu [[Jonsdotter-4039|Margeta]] ''Jonsdotter'' 1704-1764 (from Västberg) *[[Jonsdotter-3992|Kerstin]] ''Jonsdotter'' 1726-1773 *[[Jonsdotter-4040|Margeta]] ''Jonsdotter'' 1731, in 1761 to Nr 7 *[[Jonsson-5461|Anders Jonsson]] 1734, married 1763 *hu [[Hansdotter-1615|Anna Hansdotter]] 1735 *Margeta Andersdotter 1765 *Jonas Andersson 1767 *[[Jonsson-5575|Jon]] ''Jonsson'' 1741, in 1762 to [[Space:%C3%96sterbj%C3%B6rkan#Hans_P.C3.A4rs_Ollas_or_Matts|Nr 30]] *Anna ''Jonsdotter'' 1746, till Boda 1772 '''Nr 21 (no name) in 1760-1767''' v131515.b129.s248 *Erik Carlsson Ryss 1727, Falun married 1754 *hu Karin Ersdotter 1730 (1727? should be one of the twins) *Brita ''Ersdotter'' 1758 *Carl Ersson 1763 ===Vattumans=== :'''Nr 21 Vattuman in 1742-1755''' v131512.b40.s69 :Continued from [[Space:Österbjörkan#.28M.C3.A5rs.29_.26_.28Vattumans.29_1670-1700|Nr 10 in the 1690s]] *[[Andersson-10441|Hans Andersson]], 1683 *hustru [[Andersdotter-7001|Brita]] ''Andersdotter'', 1692 (daughter of [[Andersson-10442|Anders Andersson]]) *[[Hansson-2427|Hans]] ''Hansson'', 1722 *hu [[Larsdotter-3705|Brita]] ''Larsdotter'' 1730 (actually 1729) *[[Hansson-2476|Jon]] ''Hansson'' 1732, married off *Anders ''Hansson'' 1736 *Olof ''Hansson'' 1739 ===Säter=== :'''Nr 23 Säter 1742-1755''' v131512.b40.s69 *[[Larsson-2600|Hans Larsson]] 1711 (actually 1709) (son of [[Mattsson-322|Lars Mattsson]] and [[Hansdotter-810|Anna Hansdotter]]) came from [[Space:Österbjörkan#.C3.96stbj.C3.B6rkan_Nr_13_in_the_1670s_-_Nr_15_in_the_1690s|old Nr 15]] *hu [[Olsdotter-859|Margta]] ''Olsdotter from Lenåsen'' 1708 *[[Hansson-2454|Lars]] ''Hansson'' 1738?-dead *[[Hansdotter-1615|Anna]] ''Hansdotter'' - 1735 (married to [[Ersson-1149|Mårs Lars Ersson]] in 1760, widowed in 1761) *[[Hansdotter-809|Karin]] ''Hansdotter'' 1742 *Anders ''Hansson'' 1745 *Brita ''Hansdotter'' 1750 *mother [[Hansdotter-810|Anna]] ''Hansdotter'' 1682-dead '''Nr 24 Säter 1742-1755''' v131512.b40.s69 *[[Persson-5938|Anders Persson]] 1658-dead (1742) came from [[Space:%C3%96sterbj%C3%B6rkan#.C3.96stbj.C3.B6rkan_Nr_22_1670s_-_Nr_26_1690s|old Nr 26]] *[[Andersson-10796|Erik]] ''Andersson'' 1704 crippled *hu Kierstin ''Ersdotter'' 1695 (from Västanå) '''Nr 24 Säter in 1760-1767''' v131515.b130.s250 *[[Larsson-2600|Hans Larsson]] 1709-1763 *hustru [[Olsdotter-859|Margeta]] ''Olsdotter'' 1707 (actually 1708) *[[Hansdotter-809|Karin]] ''Hansdotter'' married to Nr 19 in 1764 *Olof Larsson from #19 *Anders ''Hansson'' 1745, married 1766 *hu Kerstin Mattsdotter 1746 *Hans Andersson 1769 *Anders Andersson 1774-dead *widow [[Hansdotter-1615|Anna]] ''Hansdotter'' 1735 - married 1763 in #20 *Brita ''Hansdotter'' 1750, married to Glistjärna in 1770 '''Nr 25 Säter in 1760-1767''' v131515.b131.s252 *[[Andersson-10796|Erik]] ''Andersson'' 1704, married in 1725 *hu Kierstin ''Ersdotter'' 1693-1763 (from Västanå) ===Grins=== '''Nr 25 Grins in 1742-1755''' v131512.b41.s71 *[[Andersson-10550|Olof Andersson]] 1717 *hu Kierstin ''Olsdotter'' 1723 (from Sätra) *Anders ''Olsson'' 1743 *Olof ''Olsson'' 1746 *Brita ''Olsdotter'' 1749 *Kerstin ''Olsdotter'' 1753 *mother [[Olsdotter-2063|Kerstin]] ''Olsdotter'' 1692, deaf, frail widow (she came from [[Space:Österbjörkan#.C3.96sterbj.C3.B6rkan_Nr_1.2C_Nr_2_.26_Nr_3_-_1690s|Nr 2 in 1690]], being the daughter of [[Olsson-1871|Olof Olsson Håman]] and [[Göransdotter-88|Anna Göransdotter]]). Her husband had been [[Andersson-10551|Anders Andersson]] who probably came from from [[Space:Österbjörkan#.28Ifwas.29|Nr 22 in the 1690s]]) '''Nr 26 Grins in 1760-1767''' v131515.b131.s252 *[[Andersson-10550|Olof Andersson]] 1717 - married in 1741 *hu Kierstin 1723 *Anders ''Olsson'' 1743 - married in Hedemora *Olof ''Olsson'' Lohman? 1746 - married in 1770 *hu Kerstin Olsdotter 1741 *Olof Olsson 177o *Brita ''Olsdotter'' 1749 *Kerstin ''Olsdotter'' 1754 *Anna ''Olsdotter'' 1758 *Lars Olsson 1762 *mother [[Olsdotter-2063|Kerstin]] ''Olsdotter'' 1690-1772, married in 1710 (rather in 1715 v131562.b151.s293) ===Dahl=== :'''Nr 26 Dahl in 1742-1755''' v131512.b41.s71 :Continued from [[Space:Österbjörkan#.28M.C3.A5rs.29_.26_.28Vattumans.29_1670-1700|Nr 10 in 1690]] *[[Olsson-3942|Anders Olsson]] 1686 (from Tina) *hu [[Andersdotter-6991|Kerstin]] ''Andersdotter'' 1689 (daughter of Vattuman [[Andersson-10440|Anders Andersson]]) *[[Andersson-10437|Anders]] ''Andersson'' 1722 *hu [[Olsdotter-2062|Kerstin]] ''Olsdotter'' 1727 (actually 1729) *[[Andersdotter-7183|Kerstin]] ''Andersdotter'' 1725, married off *son-in-law Erik, Utby *[[Andersson-10748|Hans]] ''Andersson'' 1728 (Oct 1727) *[[Andersson-10749|Olof]] ''Andersson'' 1733 (Aug 1732) *hu Kerstin ''1732'' *Olle ''Andersson'' 1750 (son of AA) *Anders ''Andersson'' 1752 *Kerstin '''Nr 27 Dahl in 1760-1767''' v131515.b132.s254 *[[Andersson-10437|Anders]] ''Andersson'' 1722-1773 *hu [[Olsdotter-2062|Kerstin]] ''Olsdotter'' 1729-1772 *Olof ''Andersson'' 1750 *Anders ''Andersson'' 1753 *Anna ''Andersdotter'' 1758-1773 *Hans Andersson 1760-1772 *Erik Andersson 1762 *Göran ''Andersson'' 1765-1773 *Jon ''Andersson'' 1771-1772 '''Nr 28 Dahl in 1760-1767''' v131515.b132.s254 *[[Andersson-10749|Olof Andersson]] 1732, married in 1754 *hu Kerstin Mattsdotter 1732-1773 (obit v131583.b53.s95) *Margeta ''Olsdotter'' 1756 *Kerstin ''Olsdotter'' 1759 *Anna ''Olsdotter'' 1764-1764 *Anders Olsson 1765 *Anna Olsdotter 1770 *mother widow [[Andersdotter-6991|Kerstin]] ''Andersdotter'' 1689-1761 ===Blom el Jöns=== '''Nr 27 Blom in 1742-1755''' v131512.b41.s71 *Anders Persson 1717, married 1745 (Should be [[Andersson-10729|Anders Andersson]], probably moved to Backa when he married.) *hu [[Mattsdotter-544|Kierstin]] 1680, mother, frail widow ([[Larsson-2617|Matts Blom]]'s daughter, widow of [[Andersson-10565|Anders Andersson]]) *[[Andersdotter-7048|Anna]] ''Andersdotter'' 1714, married 1746 (to Olof Olsson in Solberga) *hu [[Andersdotter-7049|Kerstin]] ''Andersdotter'' 1721 *[[Danielsson-559|Erik Danielsson]] 1728 (came from [[Space:Österbjörkan#J.C3.B6ns|Nr 17 Jöns]]) *[[Ersson-1174|Anders]] ''Ersson'' 1749 *Erik ''Ersson'' 1753 '''Nr 29 Jöns in 1760-1767''' v131515.b133.s256 *[[Danielsson-559|Erik Danielsson Loman]] 1728-1761 - dead in Pomerania (son of [[Ersson-1171|Daniel Ersson]], also a soldier Loman) *hu [[Andersdotter-7049|Kerstin Andersdotter]] 1722-1656 - married 1745, died in Leksand *[[Ersson-1174|Anders]] ''Ersson'' 1749 *Anna ''Ersdotter'' 1756 - to Hälsingland 1773 *mother-in-law, widow [[Mattsdotter-544|Kierstin]] (1680)-1765 ===Hans Pärs Ollas or Matts=== :'''Nr 28 Hans Pärs Ollas in 1742-1755''' v131512.b41.s71 :Continued from [[Space:%C3%96sterbj%C3%B6rkan#.28Mases.29_or_.28Hans_P.C3.A4rs_Ollas.29|Nr 24 in 1690]] : Erik, Anders and Matts Olsson were descendants of [[Space:%C3%96sterbj%C3%B6rkan#.C3.96stbj.C3.B6rkan_Nr_18_in_the_1670s_-_Nr_24_in_the_1690s|Erik Mattsson]] through their mother *(rotemästare) [[Olsson-3958|Erik Olsson]] 1679-1749 (Nr 24 in the 1690s) *[[Ersson-1183|Hans]] ''Ersson'' 1713 (actually 1712) *hu [[Andersdotter-7173|Brita]] ''Andersdotter'' 1719 *[[Hansdotter-1664|Anna]] ''Hansdotter'' 1740 *Brita ''Hansdotter'' 1744 *Erik ''Hansson'' 1747-död (smallpox 1752 - v131580.b20) *Anders ''Hansson'' 1751 (smallpox 1752 - v131580.b20) *[[Ersson-1188|Olof]] ''Ersson, brother'' 1721, married 1746 '''Nr 30 Matts in 1760-1767''' v131515.b133.s256 *[[Ersson-1183|Hans Ersson]] 1712 - married 1739 *hu [[Andersdotter-7173|Brita Andersdotter]] 1719 *Brita ''Hansdotter'' 1744 - married in Vikarbyn 1764 *hu [[Hansdotter-1664|Anna]] ''Hansdotter'' 1740 - married 1762 *son-in-law [[Jonsson-5575|Jon Jonsson]] 1741 *Margeta Jonsdotter 1763 *Brita Jonsdotter 1766 *Jon Jonsson 1768-1769 *Anna Jonsdotter 1770 *Margeta ''Hansdotter'' 1754 *Kerstin ''Hansdotter'' 1758 '''Nr 32 Hans Pärs Ollas in 1742-1755''' v131512.b42.s73 *[[Olsson-3968|Anders Olsson]] 1695 *hu [[Danielsdotter-439|Anna]] ''Danielsdotter'' 1695 *[[Andersson-10737|Anders]] ''Andersson'' 1729 *hu Brita 1735 *[[Andersson-10759|Jon]] ''Andersson'' 1742 '''Nr 35 Hans Pärs Ollas in 1742-1755''' v131512.b43.s75 *[[Olsson-3960|Matts Olsson]] 1698 *hu Brita ''Olsdotter'' 1708 (from Västanå, married 1727 v131562.b159.s309) *Olof ''Mattsson'' 1731 *Matts ''Mattsson'' 1739 (died 1773 v131583.b44.s77) *Anders ''Mattsson'' 1749-dead (smallpox 1752 - v131580.b20) ===Mökias (Michels) or Bud=== :'''Nr 29 Mökias in 1742-1755''' v131512.b42.s73 :Continuation from [[Space:Österbjörkan#.C3.96stbj.C3.B6rkan_Nr_14_in_the_1670s_-_Nr_17_and_Nr_18_in_the_1690s|Nr 17 in the 1690s]] *[[Hansson-2440|Matts Hansson]] 1679 (from Västberg, married Xmas 1707, brought the farm name Michels with him) *hu [[Andersdotter-6975|Anna]] ''Andersdotter'' 1686 (dead in May 1756 - v131580.b25) *[[Mattsdotter-552|Karin]] ''Mattsdotter'' (1709 - 2 Adv 1708) *([[Mattsdotter-554|Anna Mattsdotter]] 1711 - not mentioned because she married and moved to Sätra before 1742) *[[Mattsson-736|Anders]] ''Mattsson'' 1718 *hu Margta ''Persdotter'' 1726 '''Nr 31 Bud in 1760-1767''' v131515.b134.s258 *[[Mattsson-736|Anders]] ''Mattsson'' 1718 - married in 1751 (v131580.b65) *hu Margta Persdotter 1725 (from Tina) *[[Mattsdotter-552|Karin]] ''Mattsdotter'' 1708-1773 *dräng Anders Andersson 1747, from Boda ===Hanses=== :'''Nr 30 Hanses in 1742-1755''' v131512.b42.s73 :Continuation of [[Space:Österbjörkan#.C3.96stbj.C3.B6rkan_Nr_15_in_the_1670s_Nr_21_in_the_1690s|Nr 21]] from the 1690s *[[Olsson-3978|Hans Olsson]] 1695 (son of [[Hansson-2431|Olof Hansson]] and grandson of [[Andersson-10502|Hans Andersson]], for whom the farm was named. *hu [[Olsdotter-2129|Karin]] ''Olsdotter'' 1703 *[[Olsson-3978|Olof]] ''Hansson'' 1725 (married and moved to Glistjärna) *[[Hansdotter-1659|Anna]] ''Hansdotter'' 1731 *[[Hansdotter-1660|Brita]] ''Hansdotter'' 1733 *[[Hansdotter-1661|Lisbeth]] ''Hansdotter'' 1736-1749 *Hans ''Hansson'' 1747 '''Nr 32 Hanses in 1762-1767''' v131515.b134.s258 *[[Olsson-3978|Hans Olsson]] 1693-1767, married in 1719 (actually 1723) *hu [[Olsdotter-2129|Karin]] ''Olsdotter'' 1701-1763 *[[Hansdotter-1660|Brita]] ''Hansdotter'' 1734 - married off in 1761 *Hans Hansson 1747 - married 1768 *hu Anna Andersdotter 1749 *Karin Hansdotter 1769 *Anders Hansson 1772 ===Staffas Nr 31=== '''1742-1755''' v131512.b42.s73 *[[Hansson-2478|Hans Hansson]] 1702 *hu [[Persdotter-4288|Margta]] ''Persdotter'' 1700 - taxation records also call her Margta Persdotter (if it's the same Margta) *Anna ''Hansdotter'' 1734 *Margta ''Hansdotter'' 1737 *Brita ''Hansdotter'' 1745 '''Nr 33 Swens 1760-1767''' v131515.b135.s260 *[[Hansson-2478|Hans Hansson]] 1702, crossed out. Married in 1731 (actually 1733) he died in 1775; the beginning of his obit is lost v131583.b78.s147 *hu [[Persdotter-4288|Margeta Persdotter]] 1699 *Margeta ''Hansdotter'' 1739 - till Lenåsen *Brita ''Hansdotter'' 1735- till Glistjärna *Daniel Jonsson 1739, son-in-law *hu Anna ''Hansdotter'' 1734 *Karin Danielsdotter 1761 *Anna Danielsdotter 1763 *Margeta ''Danielsdotter'' 1766 *Brita ''Danielsdotter'' 1770-1773 ===Ifwas === :'''Nr 33 Ifvas 1742-1755''' v131512.b43.s75 :Continued from [[Space:Österbjörkan#.28Ifwas.29|Nr 22]] in 1690 *[[Jonsson-5488|Anders Jonsson]] 1709 *hu [[Olsdotter-2132|Kerstin]] ''Olsdotter'' 1703 - (from Lenåsen, dead Jan 1759) *[[Jonsson-5517|Olof]] ''Jonsson'' 1723 *[[Jonsdotter-4012|Anna]] ''Jonsdotter'' 1719 (1718) *[[Jonsdotter-4014|Malena]] ''Jonsdotter'' 1728 (1726) *[[Andersson-10728|Jon]] ''Andersson'' 1737 *mother [[Hansdotter-1631|Anna]] ''Hansdotter'' 1676-1742 :'''Nr 35 Gifwas 1760-1767''' v131515.b136.s262 *[[Jonsson-5488|Anders Jonsson]] 1709 (name corrected from Olsson) *hu Margeta ''Jonsdotter'' 1734? (from Lenåsen) *Anna Andersdotter 1761 *[[Andersson-10728|Jon Andersson]] 1737, married 1759, dead 1768 *hu Cherstin Olsdotter, 1741 *Anders Andersson 1764 *Dan Andersson 1767-1773 ===Pål=== :'''Nr 34, Påhl in 1742-1755''' v131512.b43.s75 :Continuation of [[Space:Österbjörkan#.28P.C3.A5ls.29|the household of Pål Finne]] *[[Hansson-2428|Olof Hansson]] 1702-dead (in 1752) *hu [[Andersdotter-7024|Brita]] ''Andersdotter'' 1704 (from Gulleråsen) *[[Olsdotter-2141|Anna]] ''Olsdotter'' 1730, widow *[[Olsson-3970|Hans]] ''Olsson'' 1732 *[[Olsdotter-2162|Kierstin]] ''Olsdotter'' 1741 *[[Olsson-3943|Hans Olsson]] 1673-1750 (father) (bridges the gap) *hu [[Olsdotter-2079|Ingeborg]] ''Olsdotter'' 1682 - (mother) frail widow (bridges the gap) *[[Olsdotter-2090|Karin]] ''Olsdotter'' 1670-1749, sister (of Hans Olsson the elder) '''Nr 36, Pål in 1760-1767''' v131515.b136.s262 *[[Olsson-3970|Hans Olsson]] 1732-1773, married in 1758 *hu Marit 1737 *Olof Hansson 1760 *Brita ''Hansdotter'' 1768-1773 *Hans Hansson 1771 *widow [[Olsdotter-2162|Kierstin]] ''Olsdotter'' 1741 *mother widow [[Andersdotter-7024|Brita]] ''Andersdotter'' 1705-1773, married 1728 *grandmother widow [[Olsdotter-2079|Ingeborg]] ''Olsdotter'' 1683-1766, married 1699 ==Soldiers== :Looked up in [http://www.ep.liu.se/databases/soldatregister/search.sv.aspx Soldatregistret] in order to get an overview of who hides behind a name. :From the muster roll it is apparent that for every soldier there were several households responsible for his maintenance. Generalmönsterrullor - Dalregementet (W) 097 (1695-1710) Bild 3970 / sid 393 (AID: v372914.b3970.s393, NAD: SE/KrA/0023) :The following names occur in the taxation records for Östbjörka -All soldiers with the same name did not necessarily live in the same village. (A note for Rättvik 1656: Rullor 1620-1723 1656:5 (1656) Bild 1940 / sid 891 (AID: v751364.b1940.s891, NAD: SE/KrA/0022)) ===Nr 7 Blom, Östbjörka rote=== *[[Larsson-2617|Matts Larsson Blom]] 1660- *[[Johansson-5963|Erik Johansson Blom]], enr. 1709, dead 1713-03-08, (came from Sundborn) *[[Mårtensson-639|Mårten Mårtensson Blom]], born 1671, enr. 1714, dead Dec 1715 *[[Jonsson-5556|Lars Johansson Blom]], born 1696, enr. 1716, dis. 1727 - en son nov 1720 v131562.b123.s235 *Erik Ersson Blom, born 1708, dead 1741-08-23, enr. 1727 *Erik Ersson Blom, born 1722, enr. 1741, dis. 1748 *Hans Hansson Blom, born 1727-08-25, enr. 1748 ===Nr 9 Krabat, Östbjörka rote=== *[[Gunnarsson-194|Daniel Gunnarsson]] 1666- enr. 1689 *Johan Johansson Krabat enr. 1709, dis. 1710 *Anders Mattsson Krabat, enr. 1711, dead 1713-04-15 *Hans Hansson Krabat, 1691- enr. 1714, dis. 1718 *Olof Ersson Krabat, 1699- enr. 1718, dead 1730-05-27 (from Boda, married Kerstin Andersdotter in Östbjörka 1719 - v131562.b153.s297) *Olof Andersson Krabat enr 1737 dead 1741-08-23 *Olof Andersson Krabat 1723- enr 1741 dead 1742-08-15 *Anders Persson Krabat enr 1743 dead 1743-07-00 *Anders Andersson Krabat 1722- enr 1743 dis 1744 *Erik Olsson Krabat 1724, enr 1748, dis 1762 ===Nr 11 Loman, Östbjörka rote=== *Olof Larsson Loman enr 1690 *Lars Jakobsson Loman enr 1709 dead 1710-10-00 *Olof Olsson Loman enr 1711 dead 1713-01-24 *Olof Jonasson Loman 1695-05-06, enr 1714, dead 1715-08-00 *Anders Olsson Loman enr 1716, dead 1716-09-00 *Anders Andersson Loman 1685- enr 1717 dis 1723 *[[Ersson-1171|Daniel Ersson Loman]] 1704- enr 1723, dead 1742-08-15 *Jon Olsson Loman 1723- enr 1743 dis 1758 *[[Danielsson-559|Erik Danielsson Loman]], enr 1758, dead 1761 in Pomerania ===Nr 30 Sparf, Östbjörka=== *Anders Hansson Sparf 1669-1710, enr 1709 *[[Jonsson-5464|Eric Jonsson Sparf]] 1693- enr 1711, dis 1728 *Carl Mattsson Sparf enr 1728, dead 1730 *[[Persson-5954|Per Persson Sparf]] 1712- enr 1734, dis 1757 *Anders Ersson Sparf 1730- enr 1757, dis 1767 ===Nr 44 Dahl, Boda rote=== *Anders Göransson Dahl enr 1682 ===Nr 143 Hwass, Vikarbyn=== *[[Persson-5749|Olof Persson Hwass]] 1691- enr 1714, dis 1735 lived in Östbjörka - he may have been the only one. ==Problems== ===Anders Olsson=== There are (at least) three men in Östbjörka by name Anders Olsson, living - and fathering children - at roughly the same time. Their wives are now sorted out (after a few mistakes) - there were fortunately obits for two of the Anders Olssons mentioning who they married. The surviving children seem also to be fairly sorted out. There may be a few who married and moved out before 1742. ====[[Olsson-3942|Anders Olsson]] from Tina - Tin Anders Olsson or Dal Anders Olsson==== *born '''1686''' according to age at death, dead Mar 1759 *married [[Andersdotter-6991|Kierstin Andersdotter]] daughter of [[Andersson-10440|Anders Andersson]] 28 Mar '''1711''' **Kierstin was a descendant of [[Andersson-5370|Mårten Andersson]] (present in the taxation for Älvsborgs lösen) **They had at least five children who died before 1742 *'''1742-1755''' Anders lived in [[Space:Österbjörkan#Dahl|Nr 26 Dahl]] birth year '''1686''' **with wife Kierstin, born 1689 **son [[Andersson-10437|Anders]] born 1722 **daughter [[Andersdotter-7183|Kierstin]] born 1725 **son [[Andersson-10748|Hans]] born 1728 **son [[Andersson-10749|Olof]] born 1733 ***partners of children + grandchildren *Anders died Mar '''1759''' *Kierstin died in June '''1761''', which is registered in the household record, as well as a death record, where she is only called Anders Olsson's widow. This couple both died too early for any very informative death records - notably there is no information about the number of sons and daughters. They ''may'' at the moment have children belonging to the third Anders Olsson. Or not really: the children born after 1723, when the third couple married, are the ones present in the household in 1742. They were unlucky with their first five children; death records for those kids should not have been mixed up with records for the third couple, because ''they'' started having children later. Ages fit. ====[[Olsson-3959|Anders Olsson]] from Gärdebyn - Hinders Anders Olsson (1689-1784)==== *born in December '''1689''', son of [[Larsson-2595|Olof Larsson]] who came from Östbjörka but lived in Gärdebyn **Like many others in Östbjörka he was a descendant of [[Andersson-5370|Mårten Andersson]] (present in the taxation for Älvsborgs lösen) *Anders married [[Jonsdotter-4055|Anna Jonsdotter]] from Boda in April '''1713''' **all their children were born in Gärdebyn *daughter [[Andersdotter-7186|Brita]] born and dead '''1714''' *daughter [[Andersdotter-7186|Karin]] born Jun '''1715''' *son [[Andersson-10753|Olof]] born Mar '''1719''' *daughter [[Andersdotter-7191|Anna]] born Jun '''1721''' *son [[Andersson-10499|Jon]] born Jun '''1723''' *The family moved to Östbjörka about '''1724''' *there is a death of a child in 1724 where the age fits Anna *Anna Jonsdotter died Dec '''1728''', 33 years old *Anders married [[Ersdotter-1214|Anna Ersdotter]] from Altsarbyn 1 Nov '''1730''' (they had no children) *'''1742-1755''' he lived in [[Space:Österbjörkan#Hinders|Östbjörka Nr 14, Hinders]] **with (second) wife Anna **and son [[Andersson-10499|Jon]] born '''1723''' (with family) *Anna died in '''1766''' *Hinders Anders Olsson died in July '''1784''' 95 years old **he was survived by one of his two sons and one of his three daughters. Since his children were born in Gärdebyn their births are easy to tell apart from the others. The surviving daughter should be '''Karin''', who probably married and moved out before 1742. The surviving son must be '''Jon'''. ====[[Olsson-3968|Anders Olsson]] - Hans Pers Ollas Anders Olsson==== *born Apr '''1695''', son of [[Hansson-2430|Hans Pers Olof Hansson]] and [[Ersdotter-1180|Elisabet Ersdotter]] *Anders married [[Danielsdotter-439|Anna Danielsdotter]] from Lenåsen Apr '''1723''' *son [[Andersson-10756|Olof]] '''1724''' (died early, but record not found) *son [[Andersson-10500|Daniel]] May '''1726''' (died early, but record not found) *surviving son, [[Andersson-10737|Anders]] born '''1729''' *daughter [[Andersdotter-7197|Anna]] '''1736''' (died early, but record not found) *stillborn twins, [[Andersson-10757|son]] and [[Andersdotter-7198|daughter]], in '''1739''' *son [[Andersson-10759|Jon]] '''1742''' *1742-1755 he lived in [[Space:Österbjörkan#Hans_P.C3.A4rs_Ollas_or_Matts|Östbjörka Nr 32 Hans Pärs Ollas]] **with wife Anna born '''1695''' **son [[Andersson-10737|Anders]] born '''1729''' (married) **son [[Andersson-10759|Jon]] born '''1742''' *Anders Olsson's wife, 60 years old, died in May '''1756''' *Anders Olsson, 73 years old, died in July '''1768'''. **he was survived by two of his eight sons and none of his three daughters. The two surviving sons were obviously Anders and Jon. So far only five sons and two daughters found; also a scarcity of death records for those who died before the 1742 household record. Stillborn children after 1742 may not have been entered. into the household record, where otherwise children seen to have been entered soon after birth. But the important thing is that the wives are sorted out. ===Anna Hansdotter=== There could be a mixup between [[Hansdotter-810|Anna Hansdotter]] (1680 - 1749) and [[Hansdotter-1631|Anna Hansdotter]] (1683 - 1742). They both married in 1707. Their husbands fortunately have different names. It needs to be checked which Hans was the father of which Anna. ====[[Hansdotter-810|Anna Hansdotter]] (1680 - 1749)==== Anna is currently attached as the daughter of [[Ersson-436|Hans Ersson]] and [[Ersdotter-414|Malin Ersdotter]] who married in 1669 and lived in [[Space:%C3%96sterbj%C3%B6rkan#.C3.96stbj.C3.B6rkan_Nr_11_in_the_1670s_-_Nr_8_in_the_1690s|Östbjörka Nr 8 in the 1690s]]. This Anna has an elder sister [[Hansdotter-1616|Kierstin]] married in Glistjärna since 1703, a sister [[Hansdotter-1614|Malin]], who never married, a brother [[Hansson-2425|Anders]] living in [[Space:Österbjörkan#P.C3.A4rs_et_al|Nr 10 Pärs]] which came down from the family of his wife and a brother [[Hansson-2426|Erik]] who died in 1717. This Anna was born in1680 according to the birth record (and in 1679 according to the household record for 1690 and 1682 in the record for 1742). *Anna Hansdotter in Östbjörka married [[Mattsson-322|Lars Mattsson]] (1685) in Östbjörka 29 December 1707. *they had a son, [[Larsson-2600|Hans]] 4 June 1709 **christening witnesses [[Olsson-3958|Erik Olsson]] and [[Olsson-3961|Hans Olsson]] with wives (both wives born in other villages) *no further children found **Lars Mattsson's father, [[Larsson-2617|Matts Blom]], is in the taxation records until 1711 **Matts Blom's wife died in 1730; death record for Matts Blom not yet found **Lars Mattsson's son, [[Larsson-2600|Hans]] is in the taxation record from 1709 - Lars never appears *Lars Mattsson died before 1742, death record not yet found *In 1742 Anna is in the household of her son Hans Larsson, [[Space:Österbjörkan#S.C3.A4ter|Nr 23, Säter]] **This is the continuation of Lars Mattsson's birth farm [[Space:%C3%96sterbj%C3%B6rkan#.C3.96stbj.C3.B6rkan_Nr_13_in_the_1670s_-_Nr_15_in_the_1690s|Nr 13 - Nr 15]] (where his mother was born) *Anna's birth year is given as 1682 *the widow of Lars Mattsson in Östbjörka died in December 1749 *age given as 67 years = birth about 1682 (well, probably calculated from the household record anyway) ====[[Hansdotter-1631|Anna Hansdotter]] (1683 - 1742)==== Anna is currently attached as daughter of [[Persson-5810|Hans Persson]] and [[Andersdotter-7029|Karin Andersdotter]] who married in December 1681. She has a younger sister [[Hansdotter-1633|Margeta]] who married late or not at all. No birth record has been found for this Anna; the source for birth year 1683 is the household record for [[Space:%C3%96sterbj%C3%B6rkan#.C3.96stbj.C3.B6rkan_Nr_22_1670s_-_Nr_26_1690s|Östbjörka Nr 26]]. This disgrees a bit much with the birth years given in the household record (1676) and by the age at death (1679). *Anna Hansdotter in Östbjörka married [[Andersson-10546|Jon Andersson]] in Östbjörka (1684-1730) 1 January 1707 **Jon Andersson succeeded his father in the taxation record in 1713 *a daughter [[Jonsdotter-4001|Margta]] in April 1708 (died in September) **christening witnesses Erik Göransson with wife, Hans Olsson and Brita Hansdotter *a son [[Jonsson-5488|Anders]] in November 1709 **christening witnesses Erik Olsson and Erik Göransson with both their wives *a son [[Jonsson-5515|Hans]] in March 1712 (died January 1718) **christening witnesses [[Hansson-2425|Anders Hansson]] (son of [[Ersson-436|Hans Ersson]]) and Anders Andersson with both their wives *a son [[Jonsson-5460|Jon]] in July 1714 **christening witnesses Anders Andersson, Anders Olsson, the wife of Erik Olsson and Kierstin Olsdotter *a daughter [[Jonsdotter-4013|Margta]] in December 1716 (died in April 1721) **christening witnesses Anders Andersson and his wife, Anders Olsson and Brita Hansdotter *a daughter [[Jonsdotter-4012|Anna]] in September 1718 **christening witnesses Erik Olsson with wife, Hinders Anders Olsson and [[Hansdotter-1614|Malin Hansdotter]] (daughter of [[Ersson-436|Hans Ersson]]) *a son [[Jonsson-5516|Hans]] in July 1721 (dead in June 1722) **christening witnesses Anders Olsson with wife, Hans Olsson and Brita Olsdotter *a son [[Jonsson-5517|Olof]] in May 1723 **christening witnesses Anders Olsson and his wife, Anders Olsson and his wife(!!) *a daughter [[Jonsdotter-4014|Malin]] in February 1726 **Anders Andersson and his wife, Hans Olsson and his wife *Jon Andersson died in May 1730 **His widow (Anna) is succeeded by their son Anders in the taxation record in 1736 *In 1742 Anna is in the household of her eldest son, [[Jonsson-5488|Anders]], [[Space:Österbjörkan#Ifwas|Nr 33 Ifwas]] **This is the continuation of Jon Andersson's birth farm [[Space:Österbjörkan#.28Ifwas.29|Nr 16 - Nr 22]] *Anna's birth year is given as 1676 *The widow of Jon Andersson died in October 1742 *age given as 63 years = birth about 1679 ====[[Ersson-436|Hans Ersson]] (1634-1698)==== *Hans Ersson was married into the household numbered [[Space:%C3%96sterbj%C3%B6rkan#.C3.96stbj.C3.B6rkan_Nr_11_in_the_1670s_-_Nr_8_in_the_1690s|Nr 11 >> Nr 8]] in the 1670s and 1690s respectively *His wife was [[Ersdotter-414|Malin Ersdotter]] (1645-1719) **according to both household records he was born in 1634 and she in 1645 *there is a record for their marriage in April '''1669''' *a son [[Hansson-2416|Hans]] in October '''1671''' (1673 according to the household record) *a daughter [[Hansdotter-1616|Kierstin]] in December '''1676''' (1678 according to the household record) *a daughter Anna in Sep '''1680''' (1679 according to the household record) *a daughter [[Hansdotter-1614|Malin]] in May '''1683''' (correct in the household record) never married *a son [[Hansson-2425|Anders]] in April '''1686''' (1687 according to the household record) *a son [[Hansson-2426|Erik]] in June '''1689''' (1690 according to the household record) *son [[Hansson-2416|Hans]] died in April '''1698''' *Hans Ersson died in December '''1698''' *daughter [[Hansdotter-1616|Kierstin]] "married off" to Glistjärna in '''1703''' *Anna married in '''1707''' *son [[Hansson-2425|Anders]] married in November '''1711''' *son [[Hansson-2426|Erik]] married December '''1711''' *son [[Hansson-2426|Erik]] died in August '''1717''' * Hans Ersson's widow died in '''1719''' at an age of 75 years = born about 1644 ====[[Persson-5810|Hans Persson]] (1660 - 1725)==== *Hans Persson was born in January '''1660''' (1661 according to household records) **he had a brother, [[Persson-5938|Anders Persson]] (1662-1742) **they lived in [[Space:%C3%96sterbj%C3%B6rkan#.C3.96stbj.C3.B6rkan_Nr_22_1670s_-_Nr_26_1690s|Nr 22 >> Nr 26]] *Hans Persson married [[Andersdotter-7029|Karin Andersdotter]] in December '''1681''' **Karin came from [[Space:%C3%96sterbj%C3%B6rkan#.C3.96stbj.C3.B6rkan_Nr_14_in_the_1670s_-_Nr_17_and_Nr_18_in_the_1690s|Nr 14]] *daughter Anna was born in 1683 according to the household record (birth record sought in vain) *daughter [[Hansdotter-1633|Margeta]] in August 1686 *Anna married in '''1707''' *Hans Persson's wife died in January '''1721''' *Margeta ''possibly'' married in Västanå in '''1724''' *Hans Persson died in January '''1725''' **Karin Andersdotter's brother's daughter Anna married Matts Hansson from Västberg; this couple have the farm in '''1742'''; it is then [[Space:%C3%96sterbj%C3%B6rkan#M.C3.B6kias_.28Michels.29_or_Bud|Nr 28 Mökias]] *** brother Anders Persson lived in [[Space:Österbjörkan#S.C3.A4ter|Nr 24 Säter]] in 1742
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[[Category:Published Family Genealogies]] [[Category: Ostrander Name Study]] [[Category: Sources by Name]] ''See also: [[Space:Ostrander Name Study|Ostrander Name Study Project]].'' == Ostrander: A Genealogical Record, 1660-1995 == * By Emmett Ostrander, Vinton P. Ostrander, and Collin Ostrander * Published by Ostrander Family Association, Walsworth Publishing Co, Marceline, Missouri. * Date: 1999 * 931 pages. * Citation Example: ::: * Ostrander, Emmett, Vinton P. Ostrander, and Collin Ostrander. ''[[Space:Ostrander: A Genealogical Record, 1660-1995|Ostrander: A Genealogical Record, 1660-1995]]'' (Ostrander Family Association, Walsworth Publishing Co, Marceline, Missouri, 1999.) * Footnote Example: ::: ''Ostrander: A Genealogical Record'', Page 134 * [[Special:Whatlinkshere/Space:Ostrander: A Genealogical Record, 1660-1995|WikiTree Profiles that use this source]] * See also: [[Space:Ostrander Name Study|Ostrander Name Study Project]] === Description === The American descendants of [[Pietersen-70|Pieter Pietersen]] (son of [[Carstensen-1|Pieter Carstensen]] and his second wife [[Jans-23|Geesje Jans]]) and [[Traphagen-1|Rebecca Traphagen]] adopted the name Oostrander or Ostrander (there are numerous variant spellings) as their family name. This book traces their descendants, primarily those with the Ostrander name. The publishing organization, the Ostrander Family Association, states its commitment to following the Genealogical Proof Standard (GPS) as defined by the Board for Certification of Genealogists, but the book '''does not cite any sources''' for its data. === Errata === Note that the book contains erroneous information about the progenitors of the family. The Ostrander Family Association published a corrected version of the record for the earliest generations at [http://www.ostrander.org/genealogy.htm http://www.ostrander.org/genealogy.htm]. Consult the Ostrander Family Association website at http://www.ostrander.org for this and other updates and corrections. === Availability=== :'''Online''' * Archive.org, available for short-term borrowing: https://archive.org/details/ostrandergenealo00ostr/ * Open Library, available for borrowing: https://openlibrary.org/books/OL56266M/Ostrander :'''Offline''' * Family History Library: https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/956567?availability=Family%20History%20Library * Publisher is sold out: http://www.ostrander.org/book_gen.htm * WorldCat library holdings: http://www.worldcat.org/title/ostrander-a-genealogical-record-1660-1995/oclc/703508413 * Library call number (Dewey Decimal System): 929.273 Os7cc
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[[Category:Ostrander Name Study]] [[Category:DNA Projects]]__NOTOC__ ==About the Project== The Ostrander Name Study project serves as a collaborative platform to collect information on the [https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/Ostrander Ostrander] name. The hope is that other researchers like you will [[#How to Join|join the study]] to help make it a valuable reference point for other genealogists who are researching or have an interest in the Ostrander name. As a One Name Study, this project is not limited to persons who are related biologically. Individual [[#Research_Pages|studies]] can be used to branch out the research into specific methods and areas of interest, such as geographically (England Ostranders), by time period (18th Century Ostranders), or by topic (Ostrander DNA, Ostrander Occupations, Ostrander Statistics). These studies may also include a number of family branches which have no immediate link with each other. Some researchers may even be motivated to go beyond the profile identification and research stage to compile fully sourced, single-family histories of some of the families they discover through this name study project. ''Also see the [[#Related Surnames and Surname Variants|related surnames and surname variants]].'' ==How to Join== To join the Ostrander Name Study, first start out by browsing our current [[#Research_Pages|research pages]] to see if there is a specific study ongoing that fits your interests. If so, feel free to add your name to the Membership list below, post an introduction comment on the specific team page, and then dive right in! If a [[#Research_Pages|research page]] does not yet exist for your particular area of interest, please contact the '''Name Study Coordinator: [[Wiki-ID|Name]]''' for assistance. {{Member|ONS|name=Ostrander}} Once you are ready to go, you can also show your project affiliation with the ONS Member Sticker: {{Member|ONS|name=Ostrander}} {{Clear}} ==Research Pages== Here are some of the current research pages included in the study. I'll be working on them, and could use your help! * * * ==Membership== * * * ==Related Surnames and Surname Variants== * [https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/Oostrander Oostrander] * '''Study Members Page:''' [[Space:Ostrander_Name_Study_Members|Ostrander Name Study Members]] * '''Study Research Links Page:''' [[Space:Ostrander_Research_Links|Ostrander Research Links]] ===Goals=== : The '''Goals''' of this study are to: * '''Gather''' everything about the surname Ostrander and its variants into one place which will provide an indexed resource for those researching the family lines. * '''Compare and Merge''' duplicated profiles and identifying the reasons why (i.e.: Spelling variations, etc) the duplicate was created. * '''Resolve''' family line issues caused by incorrect sources * '''Connect''' all WikiTree profiles with the surname of Ostrander or one of its variants to the worldwide tree * '''Add Sources''' to all profiles that are currently unsourced or improperly sourced * '''Cleanup''' of biographies, writing clean narratives, and eliminating GEDCOM clutter. ''Please put in the biographies the main profile that did upload the GEDCOM. They have the right to be recognized for their hard work prior to us adding or taking information.'' * '''Share''' stories, pictures, etc to enrich our common ancestry and to get to know each other ===Profile Categorization=== :As you encounter profiles with the surname Ostrander or any of its variants, please add the appropriate '''Ostrander Name Study''' category to the ancestral profile. : If you know which branch the Ostrander profile belongs to, please label it with the appropriate branch. See: [[:Category:Ostrander Name Study|the main category]] for the appropriate category to use. If you're not sure which branch :: [[Category:Unknown Parents, Ostrander Name Study]] If there are children that come from two different branches of Ostranders, please try and follow this categorization method. If "John Ostrander" from the Pieter Branch married "Jane Ostrander" from the Theunis Branch, then this is what needs to show up on the categorization: ::[[Category: Ostrander Name Study, Pieter Branch]] ::[[Category: Descendants of Ostrander, Theunis Branch, Ostrander Name Study]] This allows for the female line of Ostrander to be recognized and continue in the appropriate manner. If you have descendants that did not carry the Ostrander surname, please make sure they are marked under the appropriate category. See the list [[:Category:Ostrander Name Study|in the main category]]. ==DNA Resources== : DNA testing can improve the accuracy of the genealogical research results in some cases. To get started, first check out [http://dna-explained.com/2013/10/06/dna-testing-for-genealogy-101/ DNA Testing For Genealogy 101]. How DNA test results can be useful on WikiTree is reviewed at [http://dna-explained.com/2013/11/04/wikitree-and-dna/ WikiTree And DNA]. 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[[Category:Ostrogoth Ruling_Families]] ==Migration Patterns== ===Scandza, Scandanavia=== Jordanes, in his Getica, written in the mid-500s, wrote that the earliest migrating Goths sailed from Scandza (Scandinavia) under King Berig in three ships. One shipload settled near the Vistula. They then moved into an area along the southern coast of the Baltic Sea which was inhabited by the Rugians, and expelled them. [[Wikipedia: Goths]] ===Vistula Basin: Poland, Ukraine, Dacia=== Greuthungi: The Amali dynasty, Amals, Amaler, or Amalings of the Greuthungi ("steppe dwellers" or "people of the pebbly coasts"), called later the Ostrogothi. [[Wikipedia: List of Ukrainian rulers]] The Amali dynasty, Amals, Amaler, or Amalings of the Greuthungi ("steppe dwellers" or "people of the pebbly coasts"), called later the Ostrogothi. #[[Asgaard-1|Amal (Amala)]], the Fortunate, born fl. 110 or c. 123 #[[Gauti-1|Hisarna, (Isarna),]] the Iron One, born fl. 140 or c. 153 #[[Ostrogoths-29|Ostrogotha]], the Patient, born fl. 170 or c. 183, died c. 250 in Ukraine #[[Ostrogoths-27|Hunuil]] ("Immune to Magic") a.k.a. Ginvila, born fl. 210 or c. 213 #[[Amali-1|Athal (Athala), the Noble One]], born fl. 240 or c. 243 in Ukraine #[[Amali-3|Achiulf (Agiulf)]], born fl. 270 or c. 273 in Ukraine #[[Amali-4|Wultwulf (Vultuulf, Vulthulf, Vuldulf),]] born fl. 300 in Ukraine, died fl. 370, prince of the Goths #Ermanaric (Hermanaric, Ermanarich, Hermanarik), born c. 303 in Ukraine, king of the Getae/Greutungi/Ostrogoths (335 or 350 – 375 or 376) #[[Amali-6|Winithar (Vinitharius)]], Conqueror of the Venedi-Slavs (Antes), born fl. 345 or c. 353 in Ukraine, the last independent king of the Ostrogoths (376–380) #[[Of the Ostrogoths-23|Hunimund ("Protege of the Huns"), the Beautiful]], born c. 326 in Ukraine, the first Hunnic vassal prince of the Ostrogoths (376-fl.405) ===378 Pannonia=== The territory now known as Hungary formed part of the Roman province of Pannonia. It lay in the path of successive waves of so-called barbarian invaders who migrated into Europe from central Asia between the 4th and 9th centuries. Their influence was widespread in Balkan Europe north of the Byzantine empire but for convenience the families of these invaders are shown in this document concerning Hungary, where many of them settled at least temporarily. Charles Cawley. Foundation for Medieval Genealogy. Medieval Lands Database [http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/HUNGARY.htm#_Toc146273201 Hungary] Accessed October 8, 2018 [[Day-1904|jhd]] The territory of "Pannonia" was organised as a separate province of the Roman empire, centred on what is today Hungary, in AD 10. It was heavily fortified as protection against barbarian incursions from the east. Loss of Roman control of Pannonia was confirmed when Emperor Valens was defeated by the Goths in 378 at the battle of Adrianople, in neighbouring Thrace. See [[Wikipedia: Battle_of_Adrianople]] In the last decades of the 4th century, the Ostrogoths migrated into Pannonia from the area north of the Danube and used it as their base from which to launch their onward migration into Italy. The mythical origins and later history of the Goths is recorded by Jordanes in his mid-6th century Getica. Well-connected with the contemporary ruling class in Italy, and not too distant in time at least from the later events which he records, it is reasonable to suppose that his narrative is broadly accurate, although impossible to identify the precise moment in the text when myth evolves into fact. The Ostrogoth settlements in Pannonia came under pressure from the Huns who were competing for territory. While Hun/Ostrogoth collaboration at the battle of the Catalaunian fields in Gaul indicates some early coordination between the two groups, the onward migration of the Ostrogoths from Pannonia in the 470s was probably motivated in part by pressure from the Huns. ===Italy=== Theoderic the Great ==The Line of Descent in Jordanes and Cawley== Jordanes Jordanes. [http://people.ucalgary.ca/~vandersp/Courses/texts/jordgeti.html#XIV Getica] Chapter XIV, Paragraph 79. Accessed Oct 8, 2018 [[Day-1904|jhd]] provides a line of descent for the rulers of the Goths. This line has been repeated and supplemented by Charles Cawley Charles Cawley. Foundation for Medieval Genealogy. Medieval Lands Database. Hungary [http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/HUNGARY.htm#_ftnref31 Dynasty of the Amal Goths] Accessed October 8, 2018 [[Day-1904|jhd]] in his medieval lands database. Cawley states that "Nothing is known about the Amal Goth leaders, supposed descendants of Athal, who are shown below apart from the sparse amount of information which has been extracted from Iordanes." The following line of descent follows Jordanes and Cawley and is supplemented by facts and comments from other sources. Estimated years of birth are given in 30 year increments beginning with the year 30 of the Common Era, modified by actual dates where available. '''Group 1: Gods and Legends -- No separate sentences in FMG''' #[[Of the Goths-7|Gapt]], born, say, 30; no further information. Named in line of descent by Cawley, [http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/HUNGARY.htm#_ftnref31 Dynasty of the Amal Goths] who simply reports Jordanes [http://people.ucalgary.ca/~vandersp/Courses/texts/jordgeti.html#XIV Getica] Chapter XIV, Paragraph 79, who names them as heroes, reported "as they themselves relate in their legends. Herwig Wolfram, writing in 1988, Herwig Wolfram. History of the Goths. Berkeley: University of California Press, p. 32. Cited by [[Wikipedia: Amali Dynasty]] Accessed 10/10/2018 [[Day-1904|jhd]] stated that Gapt or Gaut is the Scandinavian god of war. Profile Reviewed Oct 2018 jhd. #[[Asgaard-3|Hulmul]], son of Gapt, born, say 60. Herwig Wolfram, writing in 1988, Herwig Wolfram. History of the Goths. Berkeley: University of California Press, p. 32. Cited by [[Wikipedia: Amali Dynasty]] Accessed 10/10/2018 [[Day-1904|jhd]] stated that Hulmul or Humli-Hulmul, is considered the divine father of the Danish people. Profile Reviewed Oct 2018 jhd. #[[Asgaard-2|Augis]]; son of Humul, born, say, 90 Profile Reviewed Oct 2018 jhd. #[[Asgaard-1|Amal]], son of Augus, born, say, 120, from whom the name of the Amali comes. #[[Gauti-1|Hisarnis]], son of Amal, born, say, 150. #[[Ostrogoths-29|Ostrogotha]], son of Hisarnis, born, say, 180 #[[Ostrogoths-27|Hunuil]], son of Ostrogotha, born, say 210. '''Group 2: Legends and Facts -- separate sentences in FMG''' #[[Amali-1|Athal]], son of Hunuil, born, say, 240, son of Hunuil. #[[Amali-3|Achiulf]], son of Athal, born, say, 274 and Oduulf. Now Achiulf begat #[[Amali-4|Ansila]], son of Achiulf, born , say, 304 and Ediulf, Vultuulf and Hermanaric. And Vultuulf begat #[[Amali-5|Valaravans]], son of Ansila, born, say, 334 and Valaravans begat #[[Amali-6|Vinitharius]], son of Valaravans, born, say, 364. Vinitharius moreover begat #[[Amali-7|Vandalarius]]; son of Vinitharius, born, say, 394, (80) Vandalarius begat '''Group 3: Documented As Factual''' #[[Ostrogoths-36|Thiudimer]], son of Vandalarius, born, say, 424; and Valamir and Vidimer; and Thiudimer begat #[[Theodericus-1|Theodoric]], son of Thiudemir, born 454. (Theoderic the Great (454 – 30 August 526), often referred to as Theodoric was king of the Ostrogoths (475–526), ruler of Italy (493–526), regent of the Visigoths ... [[Wikipedia:Theoderic_the_Great]] Accessed Octover 8, 2018 [[Day-1904|jhd]] ) Theodoric begat #[[Of the Ostrogoths-25|Amalasuentha]]; Amalasuentha, daughterof Theoderic. Bore #Athalaric and Mathesuentha to her husband Eutharic, whose race was thus joined to hers in kinship. (81) For the aforesaid [[Amali-8|Hermanaric,]] the son of Achiulf, begat #[[Of the Ostrogoths-23|Hunimund]], son of Hermanaric, and Hunimund begat #[[Of the Ostrogoths-22|Thorismud]], son of Hunimund. Now Thorismud begat #[[Ostrogoths-9|Beremud]], son of Thorismud, Beremud begat #[[Ostrogoths-28|Veteric]], son of Beremud, and Veteric likewise begat #Eutharic, son of Veteric, who married [[Of the Ostrogoths-25|Amalasuentha]] and begat Athalaric and Mathesuentha. Athalaric died in the years of his childhood, and Mathesuentha married Vitiges, to whom she bore no child. Both of them were taken together by Belisarius to Constantinople. When Vitiges passed from human affairs, Germanus the patrician, a cousin of the Emperor Justinian, took Mathesuentha in marriage and made her a Patrician Ordinary. And of her he begat a son, also called #Germanus. But upon the death of Germanus, she determined to remain a widow. Now how and in what wise the kingdom of the Amali was overthrown we shall keep to tell in its proper place, if the Lord help us. ===Medlands Database=== Charles Cawley addresses the Amal Goths, but primarily only from the 5th century onward. ==Other Historical Figures== ===Ermanaric=== Herwig Wolfram, writing in 1988, Herwig Wolfram. History of the Goths. Berkeley: University of California Press, p. 32. Cited by [[Wikipedia: Amali Dynasty]] Accessed 10/10/2018 [[Day-1904|jhd]] stated that Ermanaric (also referred to as Ermanaricus or Hermanaric), is identified as a Greuthungian king who ruled territories in modern Ukraine. Wolfram noted that Ermanaric signals the tenth generation, and the first generation to be backed by historical record. ===Eutharic=== Theoderic claimed that Eutharic was a descendant of the Gothic royal house of Amali and it was intended that his marriage to Theoderic's daughter Amalasuintha would unite the Gothic kingdoms, establish Theoderic's dynasty and further strengthen the Gothic hold over Italy. [[Wikipedia: Eutharic]] Eutharic's ancestry has been traced back through his father Veteric, son of Berismund, son of Thorismund, son of Hunimund, son of Hermanaric, son of Achiulf. Jones, Prosopography of the Later Roman Empire.Cited by [[Wikipedia: Eutharic]] Accessed October 11, 2018 [[Day-1904|jhd]] Eutharic was descended through five generations from Hermanric, whilst Theoderic was a descendant of Hermanric's older brother Vultwulf.O'Donnell, James J. (1979). Cassiodorus. University of California Press. Ch. 2. Cited by [[Wikipedia: Eutharic]] Accessed October 11, 2018 [[Day-1904|jhd]] Eutharic's status in both the Gothic and Roman world was elevated by the attentions of Theoderic the Great who he was related to distantly through their mutual connection with Hermanric. Goetz, Werner; Jarnut, Jorg; Pohl, Walter (eds.). Regna and Gentes: The Relationship Between Late Antique and Early Medieval Peoples and Kingdoms in the Transformation of the Roman World. Brill Academic. ISBN 90-04-12524-8. p. 93 Cited by [[Wikipedia: Eutharic]] Accessed October 11, 2018 [[Day-1904|jhd]] Hermanric was an Ostrogoth chief who ruled much of the territory north of the Black Sea. Recent studies suggest that Eutharic's Amali ancestry may have been a deliberate invention on the part of Theoderic to aid his ambitions of establishing dynastic credibility.Wolfram, Herwig (1988). History of the Goths. tr. Thomas J. Dunlap. Berkeley: University of California Press. ISBN 0-520-06983-8. p. 328. Cited by [[Wikipedia: Eutharic]] Accessed October 11, 2018 [[Day-1904|jhd]] According to Gesta Theoderici Eutharic belonged to the Gothic house of Alan rather than the house of Amal.Bachrach, Bernard S. (1973). A History of the Alans in the West from Their First Appearance in the Sources of Classical Antiquity through the Early Middle Ages. Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press. p. 97. Cited by [[Wikipedia: Eutharic]] Accessed October 11, 2018 [[Day-1904|jhd]] Whilst Jordanes, in his history of the Goths, does make reference to Eutharic's prudentia et virtus, or pride and valour, this too may have been a fabrication on the part of Theoderic. Amory, Patrick (1997). People and Identity in Ostrogothic Italy, 489–554. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. ISBN 0-521-57151-0. Pages 489-554, p. 58 and p. 451. Cited by [[Wikipedia: Eutharic]] Accessed October 11, 2018 [[Day-1904|jhd]] Those qualities were recognised as requirements of Gothic ethnographic ideology, expressed in their code of civilitas. It would have been highly beneficial for Theoderic's chosen son-in-law to possess them. Eutharic grew up in Iberia (modern-day Spain) where he had a reputation for being "a young man strong in wisdom and valor and health of body".Bury, John Bagnell (1958). History of the later Roman Empire from the death of Theodosius I to the death of Justinian. Dover Publications. ISBN 0-486-20398-0. p. 151. Cited by [[Wikipedia: Eutharic]] Accessed October 11, 2018 [[Day-1904|jhd]] Jordanes, Getica tr. Mierow, Charles (2007). The Origin and Deeds of the Goths. Dodo Press. ISBN 1-4065-4667-4. p. 298. Cited by [[Wikipedia: Eutharic]] Accessed October 11, 2018 [[Day-1904|jhd]] ==Sources==
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[https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DGloucestershire+Orphan+18cen+DeathCountry%3DEngland+birthcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+16991231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+18371231%22+not+nospouses+not+noparents&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Gloucestershire] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DHampshire+Orphan+18cen+DeathCountry%3DEngland+birthcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+16991231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+18371231%22+not+nospouses+not+birthlocation=Wight+not+noparents&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Hampshire] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3D%22Hampshire+Isle+of+Wight%22+Orphan+18cen+DeathCountry%3DEngland+birthcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+16991231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+18371231%22+not+nospouses+not+noparents&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Hampshire Isle of Wight] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DHerefordshire+Orphan+18cen+DeathCountry%3DEngland+birthcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+16991231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+18371231%22+not+nospouses+not+noparents&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Herefordshire] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DHertfordshire+Orphan+18cen+DeathCountry%3DEngland+birthcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+16991231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+18371231%22+not+nospouses+not+noparents&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Hertfordshire] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DHuntingdonshire+Orphan+18cen+DeathCountry%3DEngland+birthcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+16991231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+18371231%22+not+nospouses+not+noparents&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Huntingdonshire] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DKent+Orphan+18cen+DeathCountry%3DEngland+birthcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+16991231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+18371231%22+not+nospouses+not+noparents&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Kent] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DLancashire+Orphan+18cen+DeathCountry%3DEngland+birthcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+16991231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+18371231%22+not+nospouses+not+noparents&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Lancashire] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DLeicestershire+Orphan+18cen+DeathCountry%3DEngland+birthcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+16991231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+18371231%22+not+nospouses+not+noparents&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Leicestershire] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DLincolnshire+Orphan+18cen+DeathCountry%3DEngland+birthcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+16991231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+18371231%22+not+nospouses+not+noparents&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Lincolnshire] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DLondon+Orphan+18cen+DeathCountry%3DEngland+birthcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+16991231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+18371231%22+not+nospouses+not+noparents&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= London] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DMiddlesex+Orphan+18cen+DeathCountry%3DEngland+birthcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+16991231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+18371231%22+not+nospouses+not+noparents&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Middlesex] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DNorfolk+Orphan+18cen+DeathCountry%3DEngland+birthcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+16991231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+18371231%22+not+nospouses+not+noparents&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Norfolk] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DNorthamptonshire+Orphan+18cen+DeathCountry%3DEngland+birthcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+16991231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+18371231%22+not+nospouses+not+noparents&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Northamptonshire] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DNorthumberland+Orphan+18cen+DeathCountry%3DEngland+birthcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+16991231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+18371231%22+not+nospouses+not+noparents&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Northumberland] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DNottinghamshire+Orphan+18cen+DeathCountry%3DEngland+birthcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+16991231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+18371231%22+not+nospouses+not+noparents&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Nottinghamshire] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DOxfordshire+Orphan+18cen+DeathCountry%3DEngland+birthcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+16991231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+18371231%22+not+nospouses+not+noparents&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Oxfordshire] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DRutland+Orphan+18cen+DeathCountry%3DEngland+birthcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+16991231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+18371231%22+not+nospouses+not+noparents&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Rutland] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DShropshire+Orphan+18cen+DeathCountry%3DEngland+birthcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+16991231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+18371231%22+not+nospouses+not+noparents&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Shropshire] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DSomerset+Orphan+18cen+DeathCountry%3DEngland+birthcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+16991231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+18371231%22+not+nospouses+not+noparents&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Somerset] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DStaffordshire+Orphan+18cen+DeathCountry%3DEngland+birthcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+16991231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+18371231%22+not+nospouses+not+noparents&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Staffordshire] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DSuffolk+Orphan+18cen+DeathCountry%3DEngland+birthcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+16991231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+18371231%22+not+nospouses+not+noparents&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Suffolk] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DSurrey+Orphan+18cen+DeathCountry%3DEngland+birthcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+16991231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+18371231%22+not+nospouses+not+noparents&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Surrey] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DSussex+Orphan+18cen+DeathCountry%3DEngland+birthcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+16991231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+18371231%22+not+nospouses+not+noparents&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Sussex] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DWarwickshire+Orphan+18cen+DeathCountry%3DEngland+birthcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+16991231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+18371231%22+not+nospouses+not+noparents&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Warwickshire] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DWestmorland+Orphan+18cen+DeathCountry%3DEngland+birthcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+16991231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+18371231%22+not+nospouses+not+noparents&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Westmorland] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DWiltshire+Orphan+18cen+DeathCountry%3DEngland+birthcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+16991231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+18371231%22+not+nospouses+not+noparents&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Wiltshire] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DWorcestershire+Orphan+18cen+DeathCountry%3DEngland+birthcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+16991231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+18371231%22+not+nospouses+not+noparents&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Worcestershire] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DYorkshire+Orphan+18cen+DeathCountry%3DEngland+birthcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+16991231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+18371231%22+not+nospouses+not+noparents&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Yorkshire]
''' Orphan Trail 1700-1837 Profile search'''
There are two ways to find a Profile to work on for this time period. === 1. Category Page === Go to this page: [[:Category:England%2C_Orphan_Trail_1_%281700-1837%29_Pending_Profiles|Orphan Trail 1 1700-1837 Pending Profiles]] === 2. WikiTree+ Report === '''Step 1: Search for a profile :Click on any of the '''County Links''' below to search for a suitable profile to work on. :You can search within the county of your choice. : '''OPTIONALLY''' (to help find profiles with few sources) * Click on "Analyze results '''"Bio Check"''' at the top of the results. * Note: You may need to login with your wikitree id and password * Click Cancel. * If necessary, increase the number of profiles to search and report to be bigger than the total in the search results * Select "Reliable Sources Required" * Optionally deselect "Report style details" * Select "Report all profiles" * Click "Check profiles" * '''Click''' the header "'''Number Valid Sources'''" to sort to put the fewest sources at the top '''Step 2: Check it meets all the criteria''' :Click through the profiles to find one you'd like to work on. Check to ensure:
*It does not have a profile manager
*ALL dates are within 1700-1837
*ALL events (birth, marriage and death) are in England
*There are family links (at least one parent and a spouse; children are a bonus)
*There are no more than two reliable sources '''Step 3: Once you've chosen a profile ...''' * Send a message to your Trailblazer. They will appraise your profile choice before setting it up to ensure its suitability, and then will set it up for you.
* '''Please only send one name at a time, and include the Wiki-ID. '''(Although it is worth having a back-up ready just in case the first selection turns out to be a dud!)
== County Links == * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthcountry%3DEngland+birthregion=unknownregion+Orphan+18cen+DeathCountry%3DEngland+birthcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+16991231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+18371231%22+not+nospouses+not+noparents&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Unknown county] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DBedfordshire+Orphan+18cen+DeathCountry%3DEngland+birthcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+16991231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+18371231%22+not+nospouses+not+noparents&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Bedfordshire] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DBerkshire+Orphan+18cen+DeathCountry%3DEngland+birthcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+16991231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+18371231%22+not+nospouses+not+noparents&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Berkshire] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DBristol+Orphan+18cen+DeathCountry%3DEngland+birthcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+16991231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+18371231%22+not+nospouses+not+noparents&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Bristol] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DBuckinghamshire+Orphan+18cen+DeathCountry%3DEngland+birthcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+16991231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+18371231%22+not+nospouses+not+noparents&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Buckinghamshire] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DCambridgeshire+Orphan+18cen+DeathCountry%3DEngland+birthcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+16991231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+18371231%22+not+nospouses+not+noparents&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Cambridgeshire] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DCheshire+Orphan+18cen+DeathCountry%3DEngland+birthcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+16991231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+18371231%22+not+nospouses+not+noparents&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Cheshire] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3D%22City+of+London%22+Orphan+18cen+DeathCountry%3DEngland+birthcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+16991231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+18371231%22+not+nospouses+not+noparents&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= City of London] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DCornwall+Orphan+18cen+DeathCountry%3DEngland+birthcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+16991231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+18371231%22+not+nospouses+not+noparents&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Cornwall] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3D%22County+Durham%22+Orphan+18cen+DeathCountry%3DEngland+birthcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+16991231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+18371231%22+not+nospouses+not+noparents&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= County Durham] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DCumberland+Orphan+18cen+DeathCountry%3DEngland+birthcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+16991231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+18371231%22+not+nospouses+not+noparents&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Cumberland] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DDerbyshire+Orphan+18cen+DeathCountry%3DEngland+birthcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+16991231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+18371231%22+not+nospouses+not+noparents&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Derbyshire] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DDevon+Orphan+18cen+DeathCountry%3DEngland+birthcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+16991231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+18371231%22+not+nospouses+not+noparents&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Devon] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DDorset+Orphan+18cen+DeathCountry%3DEngland+birthcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+16991231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+18371231%22+not+nospouses+not+noparents&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Dorset] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DEssex+Orphan+18cen+DeathCountry%3DEngland+birthcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+16991231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+18371231%22+not+nospouses+not+noparents&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Essex] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DGloucestershire+Orphan+18cen+DeathCountry%3DEngland+birthcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+16991231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+18371231%22+not+nospouses+not+noparents&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Gloucestershire] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DHampshire+Orphan+18cen+DeathCountry%3DEngland+birthcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+16991231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+18371231%22+not+nospouses+not+birthlocation=Wight+not+noparents&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Hampshire] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3D%22Hampshire+Isle+of+Wight%22+Orphan+18cen+DeathCountry%3DEngland+birthcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+16991231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+18371231%22+not+nospouses+not+noparents&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Hampshire Isle of Wight] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DHerefordshire+Orphan+18cen+DeathCountry%3DEngland+birthcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+16991231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+18371231%22+not+nospouses+not+noparents&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Herefordshire] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DHertfordshire+Orphan+18cen+DeathCountry%3DEngland+birthcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+16991231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+18371231%22+not+nospouses+not+noparents&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Hertfordshire] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DHuntingdonshire+Orphan+18cen+DeathCountry%3DEngland+birthcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+16991231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+18371231%22+not+nospouses+not+noparents&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Huntingdonshire] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DKent+Orphan+18cen+DeathCountry%3DEngland+birthcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+16991231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+18371231%22+not+nospouses+not+noparents&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Kent] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DLancashire+Orphan+18cen+DeathCountry%3DEngland+birthcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+16991231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+18371231%22+not+nospouses+not+noparents&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Lancashire] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DLeicestershire+Orphan+18cen+DeathCountry%3DEngland+birthcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+16991231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+18371231%22+not+nospouses+not+noparents&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Leicestershire] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DLincolnshire+Orphan+18cen+DeathCountry%3DEngland+birthcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+16991231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+18371231%22+not+nospouses+not+noparents&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Lincolnshire] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DLondon+Orphan+18cen+DeathCountry%3DEngland+birthcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+16991231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+18371231%22+not+nospouses+not+noparents&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= London] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DMiddlesex+Orphan+18cen+DeathCountry%3DEngland+birthcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+16991231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+18371231%22+not+nospouses+not+noparents&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Middlesex] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DNorfolk+Orphan+18cen+DeathCountry%3DEngland+birthcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+16991231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+18371231%22+not+nospouses+not+noparents&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Norfolk] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DNorthamptonshire+Orphan+18cen+DeathCountry%3DEngland+birthcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+16991231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+18371231%22+not+nospouses+not+noparents&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Northamptonshire] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DNorthumberland+Orphan+18cen+DeathCountry%3DEngland+birthcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+16991231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+18371231%22+not+nospouses+not+noparents&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Northumberland] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DNottinghamshire+Orphan+18cen+DeathCountry%3DEngland+birthcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+16991231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+18371231%22+not+nospouses+not+noparents&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Nottinghamshire] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DOxfordshire+Orphan+18cen+DeathCountry%3DEngland+birthcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+16991231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+18371231%22+not+nospouses+not+noparents&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Oxfordshire] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DRutland+Orphan+18cen+DeathCountry%3DEngland+birthcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+16991231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+18371231%22+not+nospouses+not+noparents&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Rutland] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DShropshire+Orphan+18cen+DeathCountry%3DEngland+birthcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+16991231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+18371231%22+not+nospouses+not+noparents&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Shropshire] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DSomerset+Orphan+18cen+DeathCountry%3DEngland+birthcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+16991231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+18371231%22+not+nospouses+not+noparents&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Somerset] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DStaffordshire+Orphan+18cen+DeathCountry%3DEngland+birthcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+16991231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+18371231%22+not+nospouses+not+noparents&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Staffordshire] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DSuffolk+Orphan+18cen+DeathCountry%3DEngland+birthcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+16991231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+18371231%22+not+nospouses+not+noparents&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Suffolk] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DSurrey+Orphan+18cen+DeathCountry%3DEngland+birthcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+16991231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+18371231%22+not+nospouses+not+noparents&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Surrey] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DSussex+Orphan+18cen+DeathCountry%3DEngland+birthcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+16991231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+18371231%22+not+nospouses+not+noparents&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Sussex] * 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[https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DWorcestershire+Orphan+18cen+DeathCountry%3DEngland+birthcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+16991231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+18371231%22+not+nospouses+not+noparents&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Worcestershire] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DYorkshire+Orphan+18cen+DeathCountry%3DEngland+birthcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+16991231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+18371231%22+not+nospouses+not+noparents&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Yorkshire]
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[[Category:England, Orphan Trail Trailers Index]] [[Category: England, Project Managed FSPs]] [[Project:England|England Project]] | [[Space:England_Orphaned_Profiles_Team_Page|England Orphaned Profiles Team]] | [[Space:England_Project_Orphan_Trail_One|England Project Orphan Trail One]] | England Orphan Trail Resources 1700-1837 ==England Orphan Trail Resources 1700-1837== Please '''{{Red|read this entire page}}''', it will show you what to expect during this leg of your journey.
__TOC__ ===Selecting your 1700-1837 era profiles=== # '''[https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Space:Orphan_Trail_1700-1837_Profile_Search&public=1 Go to this page to find a profile to work on]'''
#Be sure that it meets all the [[Space:Orphan_Trail_1700-1837_Profile_Search#criteria|selection criteria]]. #You won't step on any toes because it is an Orphaned Profile without a Profile Manager! ===Introducing Parish Registers=== From 1538 onwards, the Church of England as the Established Church kept records of the vital events of their parishioners. Vicars, parish clerks, churchwardens, curates and other clergy kept records of '''baptisms''', '''banns''', '''marriages''', and '''burials''' (and occasionally, the birth and death date). Once a quarter, copies were sent to the local bishop, and these documents are known as '''Bishop's Transcripts'''. Unfortunately, not all of these records have survived as historically they were kept at the parish church and were subject to war, fire, water damage and pests. Where they have survived, the originals are now mostly lodged with the County Record Office of whichever county the parish was located in. ===Non-conformists=== Non-conformity in England described any manner of worship which wasn't under the auspices of the Church of England.
Non-Conformists kept their own records of baptisms (or equivalent naming ceremonies) and burials. They did not necessarily have permanent places of worship or their own burial grounds. '''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marriage_Act_1753 Hardwicke's Marriage Act of 1753]''' stipulated that all marriages in England and Wales (except those of Quakers and Jews) had to take place in a Church of England parish church.
After 1837, marriages could take place in a nonconformist place of worship, as long as there was a Superintendent Registrar present.
After 1898, some chapels were allowed to dispense with this person.
Most of these Non-Conformist registers are now deposited at County Record Offices.
(Note: 'Nonconformists' included Quakers, Catholics, Methodists, Congregationalists, Baptists, even 'Protestant Dissenters'.) === '''{{Red|Online parish register sources }}''' === * '''[https://www.familysearch.org/ FamilySearch]''' free to search (requires you to set up a free account). Many parish registers are indexed, often with a link to the image of the register. Many more registers have been scanned, but are unindexed and you just have to work through the pages. Search for the parish in the Search>Catalog menu. A list of all the resources from that parish will be returned. * '''[https://www.freereg.org.uk FreeReg]''': free; volunteer project, good transcriptions with more detail than FamilySearch transcriptions; coverage patchy * '''[https://www.ukbmd.org.uk/online_parish_clerk Online Parish Clerk (OPC) sites]''': free (not all counties included) * '''[https://www.findmypast.co.uk FindMyPast]''': requires paid membership; good for all English records - transcriptions and images. * '''Ancestry.com''': requires paid membership; do not copy from member trees, as they are often unsourced. '''use for clues''' * '''[[Space:England|England County Places & Resources]]''', England County Research Resources index. It may seem tempting to head straight for FindMyPast or Ancestry to get your source. But don't forget, those sources will be behind a paywall, so should really only be used as '''clues'''. Not everyone is going to be able to see them if they don't have a subscription, so try to find a free to view source. If Ancestry or FindMyPast is the only place that has the source, there is a way to share free to view Ancestry Images which can be viewed without a subscription, as well as an Ancestry template which creates a permalink to the record. (See "Citing Sources behind a paywall ", below). ===1752: changes in the English calendar=== In 1752, two important changes happened in the English calendar. Although they happened in the same year, it is important not to get them confused. #'''Great Britain and its colonies adopted the Gregorian calendar''' which most of Europe was already using. The Julian calendar which was in use in England before September 1752 in England was behind the Gregorian calendar by eleven days. Wednesday 2 September 1752 was followed by Thursday 14 September 1752. ''No adjustment is made in Wikitree or any other history for these eleven days - they simply do not exist.'' # '''The date for New Year's Day moved from 25 March to 1 January.''' New Year's day on the 25 March (1751 and before) is known as Old Style New Year. New Year on 1 January (1752 and after) is known as New Style New Year. This is just a brief summary of the calendar changes. [[Space:England_Calendar_Changes_1752|'''See here''']] for more details and some worked examples of what you might see in the parish registers. ===How to Edit in 1700-1837=== In the previous stage, you were able to find civil birth, marriage and death registrations. In this 1700-1837 period, vital statistics were only recorded by the Church. You will use baptism as a pointer to birthdates (be aware that sometimes children were not always baptised at birth) and burials as a pointer to a death date. Marriage dates are still recorded.
WikiTree does not have fields for baptism/christening and burial. If you have birth and death dates AS WELL AS baptism/burial dates, then put the birth/death dates in the fields at the top and the baptism/burial dates in the Biography. If you only have baptism/burial dates, put them in the birth/death fields at the top and mark them as 'before'; do not type the text 'before' or 'bef'.
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'''Names''': Married women should have their married surname entered as their “Current Last Name”.
'''Dates''': Always write the month in full and in text, for example 5 September 1775. Never put 5/9/75.
'''Locations''': “United Kingdom” should only be used for English locations after 1801. The “United Kingdom” did not exist as an entity before that. If you have no idea of the village or town where an event took place, use the county if you are sure of that. It helps others (and you) to know where to look in future.
===Use of "Research Notes"=== This is an important place for recording what information is required, where you have looked for it and if there is conflicting evidence in the records you have discovered about that person. It will help the next person who may want to research that profile.
Research notes can also be used to record details from the parish registers and other sources which cannot be woven into the biography, but provide useful information (for example "Three pages torn out of the baptism register, may have recorded more of this couple's children")
To note that it was you who left the notes, and on what date, you can "sign" it by typing~~~~ after your note. ===Sources=== Sources are recorded in the same way as you learned in the previous group: listed under the Sources heading, or inline and woven into the biography. Refresh your memory on this by [[Space:England_1838-1957|returning to the 1838-1957 resources page]]. '''Other people should be able to find the source you cite. If it's online include a link. If it's not online, Say a book you have in your possession, then the title, author, publisher, year published, volume and the page number. For sources such as a Family Bible or Will consider creating a free Space page (FSP) you could transcribe the entries in the Family Bible or the Will on the FSP and link to the profiles of everyone mentioned. The easiest way to remember what to include in your citations is the '''W's''' as discussed in [[Space:England_Orphan_Trail:_Using_FreeBMD_and_Creating_a_Citation|Using FreeBMD and Creating a Citation]]. '''See also:''' * [[Space:England_Orphan_Trail:_Citation_templates|England Orphan Trail: Citation templates]] for examples of how to cite some common types of English records * [[Space:England_Project_Reliable_Sources|Reliable sources for pre-1700 profiles in England]] ===='''County Resources'''==== * [[Space:England|England County Places and Resources]] ====Citing Sources Behind a Paywall==== * [[Space:England_OT_citations_behind_paywall|Guide on creating citations for sources behind a paywall and sharing free to view Ancestry images]] ====Source, Citation, or Repository?==== '''Which is which??''' Let's take a look at a typical citation from FamilySearch. This one is the 1796 baptism for Elizabeth Thomas Hall.
The '''source''' is the name of the document, record collection, the '''title''' of the source: FamilySearch's database called 'England,Devon, Parish Registers, 1538-1912'
The '''repository''' is '''where''' the record is being held: FamilySearch
(The repository for the '''image''' itself is FindMyPast.com - where the image is 'reposing' or ''''being held'''') After completing this section, you are encouraged to take your [[Help:Pre-1700_Profiles |Pre-1700 certification]], which is a self-test quiz. ==Example Profiles== Follow this link to view a list of example profiles worked on by the England Project: [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Category:England%2C_Orphan_Trail_Example_Profiles Orphan Trail Example Profiles] ===Trailers Index=== An Index of the guidance pages used throughout the Trail can be found here: [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Category:England%2C_Orphan_Trail_Trailers_Index Trailers Index].
It also has useful links on it. Please bookmark it so you have easy reference to all the relevant guidance pages. [[Project:England|England Project]] | [[Space:England_Orphaned_Profiles_Team_Page|England Orphaned Profiles Team]] | [[Space:England_Orphan_Trail_Part_One|England Orphan Trail Part One]] | England Orphan Trail Resources 1700-1837
__TOC__ ===Selecting your 1700-1837 era profiles=== # '''[https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Space:Orphan_Trail_1700-1837_Profile_Search&public=1 Go to this page to find a profile to work on]'''
#Be sure that it meets all the [[Space:Orphan_Trail_1700-1837_Profile_Search#criteria|selection criteria]]. #You won't step on any toes because it is an Orphaned Profile without a Profile Manager! ===Introducing Parish Registers=== From 1538 onwards, the Church of England as the Established Church kept records of the vital events of their parishioners. Vicars, parish clerks, churchwardens, curates and other clergy kept records of '''baptisms''', '''banns''', '''marriages''', and '''burials''' (and occasionally, the birth and death date). Once a quarter, copies were sent to the local bishop, and these documents are known as '''Bishop's Transcripts'''. Unfortunately, not all of these records have survived as historically they were kept at the parish church and were subject to war, fire, water damage and pests. Where they have survived, the originals are now mostly lodged with the County Record Office of whichever county the parish was located in. ===Non-conformists=== Non-conformity in England described any manner of worship which wasn't under the auspices of the Church of England.
Non-Conformists kept their own records of baptisms (or equivalent naming ceremonies) and burials. They did not necessarily have permanent places of worship or their own burial grounds. '''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marriage_Act_1753 Hardwicke's Marriage Act of 1753]''' stipulated that all marriages in England and Wales (except those of Quakers and Jews) had to take place in a Church of England parish church.
After 1837, marriages could take place in a nonconformist place of worship, as long as there was a Superintendent Registrar present.
After 1898, some chapels were allowed to dispense with this person.
Most of these Non-Conformist registers are now deposited at County Record Offices.
(Note: 'Nonconformists' included Quakers, Catholics, Methodists, Congregationalists, Baptists, even 'Protestant Dissenters'.) === '''{{Red|Online parish register sources }}''' === * '''[https://www.familysearch.org/ FamilySearch]''' free to search (requires you to set up a free account). Many parish registers are indexed, often with a link to the image of the register. Many more registers have been scanned, but are unindexed and you just have to work through the pages. Search for the parish in the Search>Catalog menu. A list of all the resources from that parish will be returned. * '''[https://www.freereg.org.uk FreeReg]''': free; volunteer project, good transcriptions with more detail than FamilySearch transcriptions; coverage patchy * '''[https://www.ukbmd.org.uk/online_parish_clerk Online Parish Clerk (OPC) sites]''': free (not all counties included) * '''[https://www.findmypast.co.uk FindMyPast]''': requires paid membership; good for all English records - transcriptions and images. * '''Ancestry.com''': requires paid membership; do not copy from member trees, as they are often unsourced. '''use for clues''' * '''[[Space:England|England County Places & Resources]]''', England County Research Resources index. It may seem tempting to head straight for FindMyPast or Ancestry to get your source. But don't forget, those sources will be behind a paywall, so should really only be used as '''clues'''. Not everyone is going to be able to see them if they don't have a subscription, so try to find a free to view source. If Ancestry or FindMyPast is the only place that has the source, there is a way to share free to view Ancestry Images which can be viewed without a subscription, as well as an Ancestry template which creates a permalink to the record. (See "Citing Sources behind a paywall ", below). ===1752: changes in the English calendar=== In 1752, two important changes happened in the English calendar. Although they happened in the same year, it is important not to get them confused. #'''Great Britain and its colonies adopted the Gregorian calendar''' which most of Europe was already using. The Julian calendar which was in use in England before September 1752 in England was behind the Gregorian calendar by eleven days. Wednesday 2 September 1752 was followed by Thursday 14 September 1752. ''No adjustment is made in Wikitree or any other history for these eleven days - they simply do not exist.'' # '''The date for New Year's Day moved from 25 March to 1 January.''' New Year's day on the 25 March (1751 and before) is known as Old Style New Year. New Year on 1 January (1752 and after) is known as New Style New Year. This is just a brief summary of the calendar changes. [[Space:England_Calendar_Changes_1752|'''See here''']] for more details and some worked examples of what you might see in the parish registers. ===How to Edit in 1700-1837=== In the previous stage, you were able to find civil birth, marriage and death registrations. In this 1700-1837 period, vital statistics were only recorded by the Church. You will use baptism as a pointer to birthdates (be aware that sometimes children were not always baptised at birth) and burials as a pointer to a death date. Marriage dates are still recorded.
WikiTree does not have fields for baptism/christening and burial. If you have birth and death dates AS WELL AS baptism/burial dates, then put the birth/death dates in the fields at the top and the baptism/burial dates in the Biography. If you only have baptism/burial dates, put them in the birth/death fields at the top and mark them as 'before'; do not type the text 'before' or 'bef'.
{{Image|file=RNH_Images-40.jpg |align=l |size=xl }} {{Clear}}
'''Names''': Married women should have their married surname entered as their “Current Last Name”.
'''Dates''': Always write the month in full and in text, for example 5 September 1775. Never put 5/9/75.
'''Locations''': “United Kingdom” should only be used for English locations after 1801. The “United Kingdom” did not exist as an entity before that. If you have no idea of the village or town where an event took place, use the county if you are sure of that. It helps others (and you) to know where to look in future.
===Use of "Research Notes"=== This is an important place for recording what information is required, where you have looked for it and if there is conflicting evidence in the records you have discovered about that person. It will help the next person who may want to research that profile.
Research notes can also be used to record details from the parish registers and other sources which cannot be woven into the biography, but provide useful information (for example "Three pages torn out of the baptism register, may have recorded more of this couple's children")
To note that it was you who left the notes, and on what date, you can "sign" it by typing
The '''citation''' is the whole thing, it tells us about the source and should have enough information that the source '''can be located''' and verified by yourself or another researcher in the future."England, Devon, Parish Registers, 1538-1912," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:KC9N-J77 : 27 November 2014), Eliz Thomas Hall, 1796, Baptism; from "Church of England parish registers 1538-1911," database and images, findmypast (http://www.findmypast.com : n.d.); citing Devon, archive reference 358/5, images provided by FamilySearch International.
The '''source''' is the name of the document, record collection, the '''title''' of the source: FamilySearch's database called 'England,Devon, Parish Registers, 1538-1912'
The '''repository''' is '''where''' the record is being held: FamilySearch
(The repository for the '''image''' itself is FindMyPast.com - where the image is 'reposing' or ''''being held'''') After completing this section, you are encouraged to take your [[Help:Pre-1700_Profiles |Pre-1700 certification]], which is a self-test quiz. ==Example Profiles== Follow this link to view a list of example profiles worked on by the England Project: [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Category:England%2C_Orphan_Trail_Example_Profiles Orphan Trail Example Profiles] ===Trailers Index=== An Index of the guidance pages used throughout the Trail can be found here: [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Category:England%2C_Orphan_Trail_Trailers_Index Trailers Index].
It also has useful links on it. Please bookmark it so you have easy reference to all the relevant guidance pages. [[Project:England|England Project]] | [[Space:England_Orphaned_Profiles_Team_Page|England Orphaned Profiles Team]] | [[Space:England_Orphan_Trail_Part_One|England Orphan Trail Part One]] | England Orphan Trail Resources 1700-1837
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[[Category:England, Orphan Trail Trailers Index]] [[Category: England, Project Managed FSPs]] [[Project:England|England Project]] | [[Space:England_Orphaned_Profiles_Team_Page|England Orphaned Profiles Team]] | England Orphan Trail Resources 1838-1957 ==England Orphan Trail Resources 1838 - 1957== Please '''{{Red|read this entire page}}''', it will show you what to expect during this leg of your journey.
__TOC__ ===Selecting your 1838 - 1957 era profiles=== # '''[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:OT1_-_Profile_Search_1838-1957 Go to this page to find a profile to work on]'''
#Be sure that it meets all the selection criteria. #You won't step on any toes because it is an Orphaned Profile without a Profile Manager! ===Sources to use in this period=== '''{{Red|Only use the sources listed below for Births, Marriages and Deaths, and Census records, where possible.}}''' ===='''Births, Marriages, and Deaths (BMDs)'''==== Before 1837, events such as baptisms/christenings, marriages and burials were only entered into the parish register. On 1 July 1837, a law was passed that births, marriages, and deaths (BMDs) were to be recorded as part of '''Civil Registration''' and kept by the General Register Office of England and Wales (GRO). In the early years Civil Registration was patchy and it did not become compulsory until 1875. BMD's were recorded in four quarters: Jan-Feb-'''Mar''', Apr-May-'''Jun''', Jul-Aug-'''Sept''', and Oct-Nov-'''Dec''' (the name of each quarter is in bold type); thus a birth in July would be recorded in the September quarter. Cities, towns, and villages were grouped together in '''Registration Districts'''; thus South Pool, a village in Devon is the district of Kingsbridge even though it is several miles away. This is an excellent site which lists all the registration districts and which cities/towns/villages they cover: [https://www.ukbmd.org.uk/reg/districts/index.html Registration Districts Index] An entry in the GRO registration index may look like this: Kingsbridge [district], Volume 5b, Page 100, March quarter 1853. The Registration Indexes are indexes to the '''certificates''', which cannot be viewed directly by the public but can be ordered for a fee. The certificates give more information than is contained in the indexes, however the indexes can be viewed online for free by the public. ===='''Online BMD sources'''==== '''{{Red|Only use the following sites for BMDs during 1838-1957 where possible.}}''' * '''[https://www.gro.gov.uk/gro/content/certificates/login.asp GRO Services]''': This is by far the '''BEST''' English resource site for looking up births/deaths for this era and is considered the '''Gold standard''' for birth and death sources for this time period. You will need to register and log in, but it is a free account and you will never receive any spam. The birth records are especially useful, as the '''mother's maiden name is given''' (which is great as you can check you have the correct birth entry if the mothers maiden name is known, and especially useful if a mother's last name at birth is unknown, as you can cross-reference all listed children to help determine the mother's maiden name). **'''[[Space:How_to_use_the_GRO|How to use the GRO with example citations]]''' * '''[https://www.freebmd.org.uk FreeBMD]''': no need to log in or have an account; you can search for all events; no maiden names available until 1911; volunteer project with huge coverage, particularly useful for marriage sources as you can click on the page number to check for the correct spouse. **'''[[Space:England_Orphan_Trail:_Using_FreeBMD_and_Creating_a_Citation|Guide to using FreeBMD and creating a citation]]''' *'''[https://probatesearch.service.gov.uk/#calendar Find a will| GOV.UK]''': Did your profile person leave a will? This is the place to search for wills or probate records as it gives a date of death and last place of residence- you may get lucky! It is worth searching up to a couple of years after the death date, as the index has the records listed under the year of probate, rather than the year of death. *'''[https://www.freereg.org.uk/ FreeReg parish registers]''' Parish registers transcribed by the same volunteer group as FreeBMD and FreeCen. Free to use, no account required. The coverage can be patchy, but the transcriptions are accurate and are of the full entry for a baptism, marriage or burial, often verbatim as the vicar wrote it. Easy to use search page. ===='''Censuses'''==== A census is a snapshot of the population of a country at a particular point in time. In England it is taken every 10 years, and in the censuses you will be looking at recorded each household, usually with each person's name, age, marital status, occupation, place of birth, and showed where the family lived. Other useful information was also recorded such as visitors or lodgers in the house, whether the family had servants, and who their neighbours were.
A census was taken in England and Wales every ten years starting in 1801, but the earliest one which is of any use to genealogists is 1841, as this is when names, ages and occupations were recorded of each individual.
The latest census in the public domain is the 1911 census as there is a 100 year closure rule. The 1921census is available by subscription, or for paying for a single copy, on Findmypast.
As the 1931 Census was destroyed by fire during the Second World War and no census was taken in 1941 because of WWII, the 1939 Register is invaluable to family historians and can be accessed on FindMyPast and Ancestry with a subscription. We don't expect you to use paysites while completing the Orphan Trail, but knowing about the 1939 Register can be useful for future reference. * '''[https://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/help-with-your-research/research-guides/census-records/ National archives, census records]''' This guide explains how to access the historical censuses from 1841 to 1911 and provides information on using the census returns. ===='''Online census sources'''==== * '''[https://www.familysearch.org FamilySearch.org]''': free; needs account (free also); has millions of records as well as censuses * '''[https://www.freecen.org.uk FreeCEN]''': free; volunteer project; coverage patchy *'''[[Space:England_Orphan_Trail:_FreeCEN%2C_FamilySearch_and_Locating_Citations|Guide to using FreeCen, FamilySearch and locating the Citations]]''' ===Research with Rootsearch!=== WikiTree has a really handy app called Rootsearch which can search over 20 different genealogy websites without having to keep inputting the same information. It can be invaluable when researching a profile and is very easy to use. * '''[[Space:England_OT_Rootsearch|Guide to accessing and using Rootsearch]]''' ===How do I know I have the correct record?=== This is where it's really useful to use research notes. The best way to check you have the correct record is to compare the information in that record with other records you already have. Look at the occupations, ages, birthplaces, where they lived, other family members, mother's maiden name and so on. Remember there may be some variation in ages (year of birth), the spelling of names, and birthplaces. A great method for determining you have the correct record and especially useful for breaking down brick walls is the FAN club method (Friends, Associates and Neighbours) the term was coined by Elizabeth Shown Mills. You can read more about the FAN club method in the articles below: * [https://lisalouisecooke.com/2016/10/29/genealogy-fan-club/ The Genealogy FAN Club Principle] Louise Cooke * [https://www.genealogyexplained.com/research/cluster-fan-club/ Cluster Research, start your own FAN club] Genealogy explained. ===Using Wildcards=== A way to search for spelling variations is by using '''wildcards''' in your searches.
A '''wildcard''' is simply a symbol used to '''replace a character or characters''' (think of the blank tile in a game of Scrabble). Typically the '''& or ? symbol represents a single letter''' and the '''asterisk * can be used to specify up to five characters''' in a word, which is particularly useful for finding variations of names where there may be one or more characters next to each other that could be different.
For example when searching for a surname such as McBride, using the * wildcard like so: M*Bride
would return both McBride and MacBride. Another name which has multiple variants is Ann. Adding the * at the end like so: Ann*
would return Ann, Anne, Annie, Anna etc. '''The question mark "?" is used to represent just one character''' in a word, which can be useful if you are getting too many results, or know that only one letter is likely to have changed (for example Sm?th would return Smith and Smyth). Most databases are set up for searching using wildcards and they can also be used in search engines such as Google. Some have their own symbols to insert in a search - read the instructions on the search page first. If you are struggling to locate a record give wildcards a try! ===How to add sources to a profile=== There are two ways to add sources to a profile: # '''List''' the sources at the bottom. This is the simplest method. If you are new to WikiTree, we encourage you to begin with this method. ::Sources are added below the ===Sources=== heading, using an asterisk (*) to create a bulleted list item. :::== Sources == :::* [insert source here] # Use '''inline''' sources. This is a more advanced method. We encourage you to use this method once you become more familiar with WikiTree, ::Sources are embedded in the text wrapped in ... tags. You can click on the "C" symbol in the profile editing toolbar to automatically generate the [Insert source here] You can learn more about adding sources to profiles [[Help:Sources|here]]. For examples of how to cite some common types of English records, see [[Space:England_Orphan_Trail:_Citation_templates|England Orphan Trail: Citation templates]]. ===Example Profiles=== Follow this link to view a list of example profiles worked on by the England Project: [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Category:England%2C_Orphan_Trail_Example_Profiles Orphan Trail Example Profiles]. ===Trailers Index=== An Index of the guidance pages used throughout the Trail can be found here: [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Category:England%2C_Orphan_Trail_Trailers_Index Trailers Index].
It also has useful links on it. Please bookmark it so you have easy reference to all the relevant guidance pages. [[Project:England|England Project]] | [[Space:England_Orphaned_Profiles_Team_Page|England Orphaned Profiles Team]] | [[Space:England_Orphan_Trail_Part_One|England Orphan Trail Part One]] | England Orphan Trail Sandbox 1838-1957
__TOC__ ===Selecting your 1838 - 1957 era profiles=== # '''[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:OT1_-_Profile_Search_1838-1957 Go to this page to find a profile to work on]'''
#Be sure that it meets all the selection criteria. #You won't step on any toes because it is an Orphaned Profile without a Profile Manager! ===Sources to use in this period=== '''{{Red|Only use the sources listed below for Births, Marriages and Deaths, and Census records, where possible.}}''' ===='''Births, Marriages, and Deaths (BMDs)'''==== Before 1837, events such as baptisms/christenings, marriages and burials were only entered into the parish register. On 1 July 1837, a law was passed that births, marriages, and deaths (BMDs) were to be recorded as part of '''Civil Registration''' and kept by the General Register Office of England and Wales (GRO). In the early years Civil Registration was patchy and it did not become compulsory until 1875. BMD's were recorded in four quarters: Jan-Feb-'''Mar''', Apr-May-'''Jun''', Jul-Aug-'''Sept''', and Oct-Nov-'''Dec''' (the name of each quarter is in bold type); thus a birth in July would be recorded in the September quarter. Cities, towns, and villages were grouped together in '''Registration Districts'''; thus South Pool, a village in Devon is the district of Kingsbridge even though it is several miles away. This is an excellent site which lists all the registration districts and which cities/towns/villages they cover: [https://www.ukbmd.org.uk/reg/districts/index.html Registration Districts Index] An entry in the GRO registration index may look like this: Kingsbridge [district], Volume 5b, Page 100, March quarter 1853. The Registration Indexes are indexes to the '''certificates''', which cannot be viewed directly by the public but can be ordered for a fee. The certificates give more information than is contained in the indexes, however the indexes can be viewed online for free by the public. ===='''Online BMD sources'''==== '''{{Red|Only use the following sites for BMDs during 1838-1957 where possible.}}''' * '''[https://www.gro.gov.uk/gro/content/certificates/login.asp GRO Services]''': This is by far the '''BEST''' English resource site for looking up births/deaths for this era and is considered the '''Gold standard''' for birth and death sources for this time period. You will need to register and log in, but it is a free account and you will never receive any spam. The birth records are especially useful, as the '''mother's maiden name is given''' (which is great as you can check you have the correct birth entry if the mothers maiden name is known, and especially useful if a mother's last name at birth is unknown, as you can cross-reference all listed children to help determine the mother's maiden name). **'''[[Space:How_to_use_the_GRO|How to use the GRO with example citations]]''' * '''[https://www.freebmd.org.uk FreeBMD]''': no need to log in or have an account; you can search for all events; no maiden names available until 1911; volunteer project with huge coverage, particularly useful for marriage sources as you can click on the page number to check for the correct spouse. **'''[[Space:England_Orphan_Trail:_Using_FreeBMD_and_Creating_a_Citation|Guide to using FreeBMD and creating a citation]]''' *'''[https://probatesearch.service.gov.uk/#calendar Find a will| GOV.UK]''': Did your profile person leave a will? This is the place to search for wills or probate records as it gives a date of death and last place of residence- you may get lucky! It is worth searching up to a couple of years after the death date, as the index has the records listed under the year of probate, rather than the year of death. *'''[https://www.freereg.org.uk/ FreeReg parish registers]''' Parish registers transcribed by the same volunteer group as FreeBMD and FreeCen. Free to use, no account required. The coverage can be patchy, but the transcriptions are accurate and are of the full entry for a baptism, marriage or burial, often verbatim as the vicar wrote it. Easy to use search page. ===='''Censuses'''==== A census is a snapshot of the population of a country at a particular point in time. In England it is taken every 10 years, and in the censuses you will be looking at recorded each household, usually with each person's name, age, marital status, occupation, place of birth, and showed where the family lived. Other useful information was also recorded such as visitors or lodgers in the house, whether the family had servants, and who their neighbours were.
A census was taken in England and Wales every ten years starting in 1801, but the earliest one which is of any use to genealogists is 1841, as this is when names, ages and occupations were recorded of each individual.
The latest census in the public domain is the 1911 census as there is a 100 year closure rule. The 1921census is available by subscription, or for paying for a single copy, on Findmypast.
As the 1931 Census was destroyed by fire during the Second World War and no census was taken in 1941 because of WWII, the 1939 Register is invaluable to family historians and can be accessed on FindMyPast and Ancestry with a subscription. We don't expect you to use paysites while completing the Orphan Trail, but knowing about the 1939 Register can be useful for future reference. * '''[https://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/help-with-your-research/research-guides/census-records/ National archives, census records]''' This guide explains how to access the historical censuses from 1841 to 1911 and provides information on using the census returns. ===='''Online census sources'''==== * '''[https://www.familysearch.org FamilySearch.org]''': free; needs account (free also); has millions of records as well as censuses * '''[https://www.freecen.org.uk FreeCEN]''': free; volunteer project; coverage patchy *'''[[Space:England_Orphan_Trail:_FreeCEN%2C_FamilySearch_and_Locating_Citations|Guide to using FreeCen, FamilySearch and locating the Citations]]''' ===Research with Rootsearch!=== WikiTree has a really handy app called Rootsearch which can search over 20 different genealogy websites without having to keep inputting the same information. It can be invaluable when researching a profile and is very easy to use. * '''[[Space:England_OT_Rootsearch|Guide to accessing and using Rootsearch]]''' ===How do I know I have the correct record?=== This is where it's really useful to use research notes. The best way to check you have the correct record is to compare the information in that record with other records you already have. Look at the occupations, ages, birthplaces, where they lived, other family members, mother's maiden name and so on. Remember there may be some variation in ages (year of birth), the spelling of names, and birthplaces. A great method for determining you have the correct record and especially useful for breaking down brick walls is the FAN club method (Friends, Associates and Neighbours) the term was coined by Elizabeth Shown Mills. You can read more about the FAN club method in the articles below: * [https://lisalouisecooke.com/2016/10/29/genealogy-fan-club/ The Genealogy FAN Club Principle] Louise Cooke * [https://www.genealogyexplained.com/research/cluster-fan-club/ Cluster Research, start your own FAN club] Genealogy explained. ===Using Wildcards=== A way to search for spelling variations is by using '''wildcards''' in your searches.
A '''wildcard''' is simply a symbol used to '''replace a character or characters''' (think of the blank tile in a game of Scrabble). Typically the '''& or ? symbol represents a single letter''' and the '''asterisk * can be used to specify up to five characters''' in a word, which is particularly useful for finding variations of names where there may be one or more characters next to each other that could be different.
For example when searching for a surname such as McBride, using the * wildcard like so: M*Bride
would return both McBride and MacBride. Another name which has multiple variants is Ann. Adding the * at the end like so: Ann*
would return Ann, Anne, Annie, Anna etc. '''The question mark "?" is used to represent just one character''' in a word, which can be useful if you are getting too many results, or know that only one letter is likely to have changed (for example Sm?th would return Smith and Smyth). Most databases are set up for searching using wildcards and they can also be used in search engines such as Google. Some have their own symbols to insert in a search - read the instructions on the search page first. If you are struggling to locate a record give wildcards a try! ===How to add sources to a profile=== There are two ways to add sources to a profile: # '''List''' the sources at the bottom. This is the simplest method. If you are new to WikiTree, we encourage you to begin with this method. ::Sources are added below the ===Sources=== heading, using an asterisk (*) to create a bulleted list item. :::
It also has useful links on it. Please bookmark it so you have easy reference to all the relevant guidance pages. [[Project:England|England Project]] | [[Space:England_Orphaned_Profiles_Team_Page|England Orphaned Profiles Team]] | [[Space:England_Orphan_Trail_Part_One|England Orphan Trail Part One]] | England Orphan Trail Sandbox 1838-1957
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[[Category:England, Orphan Trail FSPs]] [[Category:England, Project Managed FSPs]] Return to [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Space:England_1500-1699&public=1 England Sandbox 1500-1699]
==Orphan Trail 1600-1699 Profile search== There are two ways to find a Profile to work on for this time period. === 1. Category Page === Go to this page: [[:Category:England%2C_Orphan_Trail_2_Pending_Profiles|Orphan Trail 2 Pending Profiles]] === 2. WikiTree+ Report === '''Step 1: Search for a profile :Click on any of the '''County Links''' below to search for a suitable profile to work on. :You can search within all the counties, or the county of your choice. '''Step 2: Check it meets all the criteria'''
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'''Step 3: Once you've chosen a profile ...''' * Send a message to your Trailblazer. They will appraise your profile choice before setting it up to ensure its suitability, and then will set it up for you.
* '''Please only send one name at a time, and include the Wiki-ID. '''(Although it is worth having a back-up ready just in case the first selection turns out to be a dud!)
== County Links == * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=Orphan+17cen+birthcountry%3DEngland+deathcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+15741231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+17160101%22+not+unlinked&MaxProfiles=50000&Format= All Counties] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DUnknownregion+Orphan+birthcountry%3DEngland+deathcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+15741231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+17160101%22+not+unlinked&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Unknown county] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DBedfordshire+Orphan+birthcountry%3DEngland+deathcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+15741231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+17160101%22+not+unlinked&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Bedfordshire] * 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[https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DCambridgeshire+Orphan+birthcountry%3DEngland+deathcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+15741231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+17160101%22+not+unlinked&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Cambridgeshire] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DCheshire+Orphan+birthcountry%3DEngland+deathcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+15741231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+17160101%22+not+unlinked&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Cheshire] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3D%22City+of+London%22++Orphan+birthcountry%3DEngland+deathcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+15741231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+17160101%22+not+unlinked&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= City of London] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DCornwall+Orphan+birthcountry%3DEngland+deathcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+15741231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+17160101%22+not+unlinked&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Cornwall] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3D%22County+Durham%22++Orphan+birthcountry%3DEngland+deathcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+15741231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+17160101%22+not+unlinked&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= County Durham] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DCumberland+Orphan+birthcountry%3DEngland+deathcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+15741231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+17160101%22+not+unlinked&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Cumberland] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DDerbyshire+Orphan+birthcountry%3DEngland+deathcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+15741231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+17160101%22+not+unlinked&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Derbyshire] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DDevon+Orphan+birthcountry%3DEngland+deathcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+15741231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+17160101%22+not+unlinked&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Devon] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DDorset+Orphan+birthcountry%3DEngland+deathcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+15741231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+17160101%22+not+unlinked&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Dorset] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DEssex+Orphan+birthcountry%3DEngland+deathcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+15741231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+17160101%22+not+unlinked&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Essex] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DGloucestershire+Orphan+birthcountry%3DEngland+deathcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+15741231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+17160101%22+not+unlinked&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Gloucestershire] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DHampshire+Orphan+birthcountry%3DEngland+deathcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+15741231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+17160101%22+not+birthlocation%3DWight+not+unlinked&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Hampshire] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3D%22Hampshire+Isle+of+Wight%22++Orphan+birthcountry%3DEngland+deathcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+15741231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+17160101%22+not+unlinked&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Hampshire Isle of Wight] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DHerefordshire+Orphan+birthcountry%3DEngland+deathcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+15741231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+17160101%22+not+unlinked&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Herefordshire] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DHertfordshire+Orphan+birthcountry%3DEngland+deathcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+15741231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+17160101%22+not+unlinked&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Hertfordshire] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DHuntingdonshire+Orphan+birthcountry%3DEngland+deathcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+15741231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+17160101%22+not+unlinked&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Huntingdonshire] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DKent+Orphan+birthcountry%3DEngland+deathcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+15741231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+17160101%22+not+unlinked&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Kent] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DLancashire+Orphan+birthcountry%3DEngland+deathcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+15741231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+17160101%22+not+unlinked&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Lancashire] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DLeicestershire+Orphan+birthcountry%3DEngland+deathcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+15741231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+17160101%22+not+unlinked&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Leicestershire] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DLincolnshire+Orphan+birthcountry%3DEngland+deathcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+15741231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+17160101%22+not+unlinked&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Lincolnshire] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DLondon+Orphan+birthcountry%3DEngland+deathcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+15741231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+17160101%22+not+unlinked&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= London] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DMiddlesex+Orphan+birthcountry%3DEngland+deathcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+15741231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+17160101%22+not+unlinked&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Middlesex] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DNorfolk+Orphan+birthcountry%3DEngland+deathcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+15741231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+17160101%22+not+unlinked&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Norfolk] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DNorthamptonshire+Orphan+birthcountry%3DEngland+deathcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+15741231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+17160101%22+not+unlinked&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Northamptonshire] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DNorthumberland+Orphan+birthcountry%3DEngland+deathcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+15741231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+17160101%22+not+unlinked&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Northumberland] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DNottinghamshire+Orphan+birthcountry%3DEngland+deathcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+15741231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+17160101%22+not+unlinked&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Nottinghamshire] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DOxfordshire+Orphan+birthcountry%3DEngland+deathcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+15741231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+17160101%22+not+unlinked&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Oxfordshire] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DRutland+Orphan+birthcountry%3DEngland+deathcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+15741231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+17160101%22+not+unlinked&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Rutland] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DShropshire+Orphan+birthcountry%3DEngland+deathcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+15741231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+17160101%22+not+unlinked&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Shropshire] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DSomerset+Orphan+birthcountry%3DEngland+deathcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+15741231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+17160101%22+not+unlinked&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Somerset] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DStaffordshire+Orphan+birthcountry%3DEngland+deathcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+15741231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+17160101%22+not+unlinked&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Staffordshire] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DSuffolk+Orphan+birthcountry%3DEngland+deathcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+15741231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+17160101%22+not+unlinked&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Suffolk] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DSurrey+Orphan+birthcountry%3DEngland+deathcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+15741231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+17160101%22+not+unlinked&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Surrey] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DSussex+Orphan+birthcountry%3DEngland+deathcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+15741231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+17160101%22+not+unlinked&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Sussex] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DWarwickshire+Orphan+birthcountry%3DEngland+deathcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+15741231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+17160101%22+not+unlinked&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Warwickshire] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DWestmorland+Orphan+birthcountry%3DEngland+deathcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+15741231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+17160101%22+not+unlinked&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Westmorland] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DWiltshire+Orphan+birthcountry%3DEngland+deathcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+15741231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+17160101%22+not+unlinked&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Wiltshire] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DWorcestershire+Orphan+birthcountry%3DEngland+deathcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+15741231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+17160101%22+not+unlinked&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Worcestershire] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DYorkshire+Orphan+birthcountry%3DEngland+deathcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+15741231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+17160101%22+not+unlinked&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Yorkshire]
==Orphan Trail 1600-1699 Profile search== There are two ways to find a Profile to work on for this time period. === 1. Category Page === Go to this page: [[:Category:England%2C_Orphan_Trail_2_Pending_Profiles|Orphan Trail 2 Pending Profiles]] === 2. WikiTree+ Report === '''Step 1: Search for a profile :Click on any of the '''County Links''' below to search for a suitable profile to work on. :You can search within all the counties, or the county of your choice. '''Step 2: Check it meets all the criteria'''
'''''Please make sure that:'''''
*
'''It does not have more than two sources.'''
*'''It does not have a profile manager. '''
*'''ALL dates should be within 1600-1699.'''
*'''ALL locations should be in England (Birth-Marriage-Death).'''
*'''There are at least 2 family members connected.'''
'''Step 3: Once you've chosen a profile ...''' * Send a message to your Trailblazer. They will appraise your profile choice before setting it up to ensure its suitability, and then will set it up for you.
* '''Please only send one name at a time, and include the Wiki-ID. '''(Although it is worth having a back-up ready just in case the first selection turns out to be a dud!)
== County Links == * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=Orphan+17cen+birthcountry%3DEngland+deathcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+15741231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+17160101%22+not+unlinked&MaxProfiles=50000&Format= All Counties] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DUnknownregion+Orphan+birthcountry%3DEngland+deathcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+15741231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+17160101%22+not+unlinked&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Unknown county] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DBedfordshire+Orphan+birthcountry%3DEngland+deathcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+15741231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+17160101%22+not+unlinked&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Bedfordshire] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DBerkshire+Orphan+birthcountry%3DEngland+deathcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+15741231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+17160101%22+not+unlinked&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Berkshire] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DBristol+Orphan+birthcountry%3DEngland+deathcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+15741231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+17160101%22+not+unlinked&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Bristol] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DBuckinghamshire+Orphan+birthcountry%3DEngland+deathcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+15741231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+17160101%22+not+unlinked&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Buckinghamshire] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DCambridgeshire+Orphan+birthcountry%3DEngland+deathcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+15741231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+17160101%22+not+unlinked&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Cambridgeshire] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DCheshire+Orphan+birthcountry%3DEngland+deathcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+15741231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+17160101%22+not+unlinked&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Cheshire] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3D%22City+of+London%22++Orphan+birthcountry%3DEngland+deathcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+15741231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+17160101%22+not+unlinked&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= City of London] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DCornwall+Orphan+birthcountry%3DEngland+deathcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+15741231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+17160101%22+not+unlinked&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Cornwall] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3D%22County+Durham%22++Orphan+birthcountry%3DEngland+deathcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+15741231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+17160101%22+not+unlinked&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= County Durham] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DCumberland+Orphan+birthcountry%3DEngland+deathcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+15741231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+17160101%22+not+unlinked&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Cumberland] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DDerbyshire+Orphan+birthcountry%3DEngland+deathcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+15741231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+17160101%22+not+unlinked&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Derbyshire] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DDevon+Orphan+birthcountry%3DEngland+deathcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+15741231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+17160101%22+not+unlinked&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Devon] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DDorset+Orphan+birthcountry%3DEngland+deathcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+15741231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+17160101%22+not+unlinked&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Dorset] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DEssex+Orphan+birthcountry%3DEngland+deathcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+15741231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+17160101%22+not+unlinked&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Essex] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DGloucestershire+Orphan+birthcountry%3DEngland+deathcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+15741231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+17160101%22+not+unlinked&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Gloucestershire] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DHampshire+Orphan+birthcountry%3DEngland+deathcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+15741231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+17160101%22+not+birthlocation%3DWight+not+unlinked&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Hampshire] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3D%22Hampshire+Isle+of+Wight%22++Orphan+birthcountry%3DEngland+deathcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+15741231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+17160101%22+not+unlinked&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Hampshire Isle of Wight] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DHerefordshire+Orphan+birthcountry%3DEngland+deathcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+15741231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+17160101%22+not+unlinked&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Herefordshire] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DHertfordshire+Orphan+birthcountry%3DEngland+deathcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+15741231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+17160101%22+not+unlinked&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Hertfordshire] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DHuntingdonshire+Orphan+birthcountry%3DEngland+deathcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+15741231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+17160101%22+not+unlinked&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Huntingdonshire] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DKent+Orphan+birthcountry%3DEngland+deathcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+15741231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+17160101%22+not+unlinked&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Kent] * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=birthregion%3DLancashire+Orphan+birthcountry%3DEngland+deathcountry%3DEngland+sql%3D%22%5BBirth+Date%5D+%3E+15741231%22+sql%3D%22%5BDeath+Date%5D+%3C+17160101%22+not+unlinked&MaxProfiles=5000&Format= Lancashire] * 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[[Category:England, Orphan Trail Trailers Index]] [[Category:England, Project Managed FSPs]] [[Project:England|England Project]] | [[Space:England_Orphaned_Profiles_Team_Page|England Orphaned Profiles Team]] | [[Space:England_Project_Orphan_Trail_part_2|England Orphan Trail Part Two]] | England Orphan Trail Resources 1500-1699 ==How to Proceed== 1. Please '''{{Red|read this entire page}}'''. It explains what is involved for this time period. '''[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Category:England%2C_Orphan_Trail_2_Pending_Profiles Go to this page to find a profile to work on]''' Alternatively choose a profile of your own providing it meets the selection criteria and your trailblazer accepts your choice for suitability. '''Selection Criteria''' * It does not have a profile manager * ALL dates are within 1600 - 1699 phase 1 or 1500 - 1599 phase 2 * ALL events (birth, marriage and death) are in England *There are family links (at least one parent and a spouse; children are a bonus) * There are no more than two reliable sources ==Parish Registers== In '''Orphan Trail Part One''', you learned how to use birth, marriage and death indexes from the GRO and FreeBMD, and how to use parish registers too. In '''Orphan Trail Part Two''', you will be continuing your work with parish registers, although the earlier the date, the more likely it will be that the relevant register does not exist or is damaged. The earliest parish registers date back to 1538 when King Henry VIII split with Rome and proclaimed himself head of the Church of England. As part of this new regime, Thomas Cromwell ruled that every vicar or rector must keep a record of all baptisms, marriages, and burials in his parish. In 1597, Queen Elizabeth ordered that the pages of such books be made of parchment which was more robust than paper. Some early parish registers have survived, but others have not, or are damaged or incomplete. During English Civil War (1643-1647) many parishes did not keep records. After the restoration of the monarchy in 1660, parish registers are kept more completely again. The format of parish registers has evolved over time. Many early registers record baptisms, marriages and burials in a single register. In 1660, the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burying_in_Woollen_Acts Burying in Woollen Acts] meant that burial registers were often separate from Baptism and Marriage registers. In was not until 1812 that standardised printed registers became available for entering baptisms, marriages and burials separately. ===Online parish register sources=== * [https://www.familysearch.org FamilySearch.org]: free; needs account (free also); has millions of worldwide records. Search within the catalog for parish registers which are unindexed and "image only". *'''[https://www.freereg.org.uk/ FreeReg parish registers]''' Parish registers transcribed by the same volunteer group as FreeBMD and FreeCen. Free to use, no account required. The coverage can be patchy, but the transcriptions are accurate and are of the full entry for a baptism, marriage or burial, often verbatim as the vicar wrote it. Easy to use search page. * [https://www.findmypast.co.uk FindMyPast]: requires paid membership; good for English records - transcriptions and images; do not copy from members trees '''(use for clues)''' *Ancestry [https://www.ancestry.co.uk United Kingdom], [https://www.ancestry.com.au Australia], [https://www.ancestry.ca Canada] and [https://www.ancestry.com United States of America]: requires paid membership; do not copy from member trees, as they are often unsourced '''(use for clues)''' ===The Calendar in England Pre-1752=== In these older parish registers, you will invariably see the New Year beginning on 25 March (Lady Day), not 1 January. This is known as the Old Style (O.S.) New Year which was used in England until the adoption of New Style (N.S.) New Year from 1 January 1752. For more information, see: * [[Space:England_Calendar_Changes_1752|'''England Calendar Changes 1752''']] This includes some worked examples.
* [http://www.medievalgenealogy.org.uk/cal/medcal.shtml A Medieval Calendar]
* G2G post [https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/37827/why-should-the-latter-year-in-double-date-be-used-date-fields Why should the latter year in double date be used in the data fields] * And for a little history of the subject: [http://www.webexhibits.org/calendars/year-text-British.html British Calendar Act of 1750/1] , including a full text of the Act. You may also have to refer to the records kept by the Society of Religious Friends or '''Quakers'''. Quakers used another slightly different calendar again, starting on 1 March (rather than the 25th) and they also (mostly) didn't use the names of months which they regarded as "pagan", using the number of the month in the year instead. An [https://quaker-prod.s3.eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/store/1bebe83ad6547d2f3bbdaa7e05241b4c4017b546bcd7e5c2a9eaaa3b287c '''excellent resource'''] for this has been produced by the Society of Friends. In legal documents, you will find dates written using '''Regnal years''' rather than calendar years. The Regnal year is the year of the reign of the King or Queen, and is calculated from the date of their accession to the throne and not their Coronation.
For example, Elizabeth I came to the throne on 17 November 1558. This means that the Regnal year 10 Elizabeth 1 (the tenth year of the reign of Elizabeth I) ran from 17 November 1568 to 16 November 1569. You can convert regnal years to calendar years using a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Regnal_years_of_English_monarchs#Regnal_calendar_table regnal calendar table]. ===Reading Old Handwriting=== Reading the handwriting in parish registers and other old documents can sometimes be challenging, At first glance, the writing might look illegible, but with patience and practice you can learn to read it. The study of old handwriting is known as [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palaeography palaeography]. There are some great online tutorials to help you learn, including: * [https://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/palaeography/ Palaeography: reading old handwriting. 1500 - 1800: A practical online tutorial] provided by the National Archives * [https://www.english.cam.ac.uk/ceres/ehoc/ English Handwriting Online 1500-1700: An online course] provided by COPIA. More information can be found here: [[Space:Transcribing_and_Interpreting_English_Wills|Transcribing and Interpreting English Wills]] ==Other Useful Sources== The coverage of early parish registers is patchy at best, and there are no parish registers before 1538. Instead, you will often need to look for other sources to show when a person was born, married or died, as well as their relationship to other family members. You can find this information in a range of sources, including visitations, wills, manorial records and inquests post mortem. To find out what types are sources are considered reliable for pre-1700 research, see [[Space:England_Project_Reliable_Sources|Reliable sources for pre-1700 profiles in England]]. You will find useful links to resources, categorised by county, on the [[Space:England_County_Resource_Pages|England County Resources Pages]]. You can also search for online versions of other print sources on [https://www.british-history.ac.uk/ British History Online], [https://books.google.com/ Google Books], [https://archive.org/ Internet Archive] and [https://www.hathitrust.org/ HathiTrust]. ===Visitations=== [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heraldic_visitation Heraldic visitations] were tours of inspection throughout England, Wales and Ireland undertaken by officers of the College of Arms between 1530 to 1688. Their purpose was to regulate and register the coats of arms of the nobility, gentry and boroughs, and to record pedigrees of families. Many visitation records have been published and are available online. You will find some useful links on the [[Space:England_County_Resource_Pages|County Resources Pages]] and the [[Space:Visitations_Of_England_and_Wales|Visitations of England Wales Page]]. You need to be mindful that some of the older published visitations were based on unofficial copies of the original visitations and may contain errors. ===Wills=== Not everyone left a will and not all wills have survived. Before 1858, wills were proved in church courts. The highest court was the Prerogative Court of Canterbury (PCC), although there were more than 200 church courts, each with a separate register of wills. Which court dealt with a person's will depended on where they died, the location of their property and its value. You learn more about finding wills, probate and administration records in FamilySearch's guide to [https://www.familysearch.org/wiki/en/England_Probate_Records England Probate Records]. Some early and medieval wills have been published and are available online. You will find some useful links on the [[Space:England_County_Resource_Pages|County Resources Pages]]. You can also find copies of wills and probate records online on Ancestry (including PCC wills) and FindMyPast. More information can be found here: [[Space:Transcribing_and_Interpreting_English_Wills|Transcribing and Interpreting English Wills]] ==How to Edit 16th and 17th Century English Profiles== Editing the data fields for this time period is much the same as for more recent profiles. It is also worth reading the [[Space:England_Project_-_Profile_Standards|England Project Profile Standards]], which set outs the standards we use for profiles managed by the England Project. ===Categories=== Categories are the text links you see at the bottom of profiles. There is a handy link at the top of the profile to take you directly to the categories section if that profile has been added to any categories (as shown below). {{Image|file=England_Orphaned_Profiles_Images-29.jpg |align=l |size=xl }} {{Clear}}
Examples are:[[Category:Bodmin, Cornwall]] ''or'' [[Category:Pellyne Name Study]]
Putting a link like this onto a profile will group it together with other profiles who also have the same link. Thus, you may be able to see all the people who lived in Bodmin, for example, or who are part of the Pellyne Name Study (historical profiles).
Another important use for categories are the maintenance categories, for example[[Category:Devon, Needs Profiles Created]] ''or'' [[Category:Staffordshire, Needs Death Record]] To add a profile to a category, click on the category button above the text edit box. This will open a separate text box where you can start to type the name of the category you wish to place the profile in, as shown below. Once the name of the category you wish to use pops up, click on it and it will put the category in the correct position in the profile. {{Image|file=England_Orphaned_Profiles_Images-30.jpg |align=l |size=xl }} {{Clear}}
For more help with categories see '''[[Help:Categorization#How_to_Categorize|How to Categorize]]''' Note: when you are editing a profile and click 'Preview' to see how it will look before you save it - categories will not appear. Templates will show up; stickers will show up, but categories won't. [[Space:England_OPT_Categories|Here is a page]] explaining how to create categories. ===Templates=== Templates are specific words or phrases between a pair of double curly brackets, which create a banner. They are always placed at the top of the profile. Here are some you may see when editing English profiles. '''1. The England Project box'''
If you come across a profile with this in the text{{England}} it will present as this:
{{England}} This indicates that the England Project is the main Profile Manager of this profile. This is the only reason the England Project box is added to a profile. If you wish to indicate that a person was born in England, you will use the England Sticker (see below). '''2. Research Boxes''' are added to profiles when more research is needed.
{{Unsourced}} ''or'' {{Unsourced|Devon}} ''or'' {{Unsourced|AnotherCounty}} puts the unsourced profile onto the relevant county's Unsourced Profiles page for anybody (but especially the Sourcerers) to work on. Another frequently used template is {{Estimated Date}} , where the birth date is calculated or estimated. The reason for giving that estimation should be given in the biography or research notes section. It gives this banner in a profile:
{{Estimated Date}} [[Space:England_OPT_Templates|This page]] gives further details about templates and stickers. ===Stickers=== Stickers are placed on the profile in the Biography Box to note something important about the person, or to honour them. There may be up to five stickers on a profile, but any one of them must be removed if the Profile Manager objects. The code goes immediately underneath the heading :==Biography== .
Here are some examples of stickers:
::{{England Sticker}} {{England Sticker}}
::{{England Sticker|Warwickshire}} {{England Sticker|Warwickshire}}
::{{English Ancestor Sticker}} {{English Ancestor Sticker}}
::{{Died Young}} {{Died Young}}
Here is the [[Help:Stickers| WikiTree Help Page on Stickers]] ===Where do Categories, Templates and Stickers go?=== This is the order in which you must place the codes: ::[[Category:xxx]]
::{{Template:xxx}}
::==Biography==
::{{Sticker}}
''narrative biography about the person'' ::==Sources==
::==Acknowledgments== ===Repeated use of the same source=== Here's how to use the same source citation multiple times. The first time you use it, include a "name" inside the ref tag, like this: ::Weaver F W. Somerset Medieval Wills, 1531-1588. London: Harrison and Sons, 1905. Page 70-1. The next time you cite this source, you can just use this: ::
It also has useful links on it. Please bookmark it so you have easy reference to all the relevant guidance pages. [[Project:England|England Project]] | [[Space:England_Orphaned_Profiles_Team_Page|England Orphaned Profiles Team]] | [[Space:England_Project_Orphan_Trail_part_2|England Orphan Trail Part Two]] | England Orphan Trail Resources 1500-1699
* [http://www.medievalgenealogy.org.uk/cal/medcal.shtml A Medieval Calendar]
* G2G post [https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/37827/why-should-the-latter-year-in-double-date-be-used-date-fields Why should the latter year in double date be used in the data fields] * And for a little history of the subject: [http://www.webexhibits.org/calendars/year-text-British.html British Calendar Act of 1750/1] , including a full text of the Act. You may also have to refer to the records kept by the Society of Religious Friends or '''Quakers'''. Quakers used another slightly different calendar again, starting on 1 March (rather than the 25th) and they also (mostly) didn't use the names of months which they regarded as "pagan", using the number of the month in the year instead. An [https://quaker-prod.s3.eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/store/1bebe83ad6547d2f3bbdaa7e05241b4c4017b546bcd7e5c2a9eaaa3b287c '''excellent resource'''] for this has been produced by the Society of Friends. In legal documents, you will find dates written using '''Regnal years''' rather than calendar years. The Regnal year is the year of the reign of the King or Queen, and is calculated from the date of their accession to the throne and not their Coronation.
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---- The goal of this project is to present my research in the emigrants from the village of Ottersheim, Germersheim, Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany. It is hoped this information will help provide a link to your ancestors of Ottersheim. This is a work in progress ... If you are a descendant of an Ottersheim emigrant and have their profile on WikiTree please contact [[Hank-64|Stephen Hank]] so that we can link the profile into this page. Thanks ... ---- == Ottersheim Emigrants Surname Index == This list identify the surnames of the Ottersheim emigrants. The numbers in the brackets [nnn] can be used to cross-reference the specific emigrant name to the entry in the "Ottersheim Emigrants Index". Example: Scroll down to the Merdian surname and find Konrad in the given name sub group. He has an Index of 88. Go to the "Ottersheim Emigrants Index" and find number 88 in the left-most column. You find Konrad Merdian, left Ottersheim on 21 Aug 1881. He was accompanied by his wife and 6 children for a total of 8 persons. {| class="wikitable" align="left" |Surname ||Given Name[Index]||Surname ||Given Name[Index]||Surname ||Given Name[Index] |- | |- |Bischoff|| ||Gutting|| ||Kuhn |- | ||Anton[59]|| ||Johann[28]|| ||Julius[110] |- | ||Jakob[45]||Hanck|| || ||Maria[106] |- | ||Sebastian[18]|| ||Anton[42]||Litzelberger |- |Böhm|| || ||Elisabeth[27]|| ||(Theod.)[41] |- | ||Anton[68]|| ||Fritz[86]||Ludwig |- |Borger|| || ||Konrad[32]|| ||Friedrich[62] |- | ||Johann[8]||Hatzenbühler|| || ||Georg Jakob[31] |- |Braun|| || ||David[70]|| ||Margarete[19] |- | ||Eva[56]|| ||Elis. Reg.[61]|| ||Theobald[36] |- |Brüderle|| || ||Heinrich[65]||Merdian |- | ||Johann[92]|| ||Jakob[24][35][45][103]|| ||Anton[33] |- |Bumiller|| || ||Johann[28]|| ||Eva[32] |- | ||Johann[20]|| ||Katharina[37]|| ||Franz[11] |- |Burgermeister|| || ||Michael[101]|| ||Johann[20] |- | ||Julchen[79]|| ||Regine[73]|| ||Josef[71] |- | ||Ludwig[79]|| ||Valentin[15]|| ||Klara[32] |- | ||Valentin[69]||Heckmann|| || ||Konrad[88] |- | ||Valentin (children of)[85]|| ||Adam[24]||Metz |- |Busch|| ||Heider|| || ||Adam[1] |- | ||Johann[74]|| ||Jakob[48]||Michleder |- |Conrad|| || ||Margareta[48]|| ||Michael[49] |- | ||Barbara[29]||Hertel|| ||Moock |- | ||Wilhelm[29]|| ||Anton[67]|| ||Anton[38] |- |Damen|| ||Hilsendegen|| || ||Elis.[72] |- | ||Appolonia[58]|| ||Johann[9]|| ||Konrad[87] |- | ||Barbara[59]||Hindert|| || ||Peter[105] |- | ||Ludwig[63]|| ||Joh. Georg[32]|| ||Peter (wife of)[87] |- | ||Maria[56]|| ||Johann[28]||Müller |- |Dausch|| || ||Katharina[21]|| ||Anna Maria[27] |- | ||Franz[3]||Hoffmann|| || ||Anton[84] |- |Decker|| || ||Georg[10]|| ||Heinrich[20] |- | ||Christina[57]|| ||Joh. Jakob[2]|| ||Johann[12] |- |Dörzapf|| || ||Wilhelm[28]|| ||Katharina[49] |- | ||Elisabeth[30]||Jennewein|| || ||Konrad[91] |- | ||David[66]|| ||Adam[83]|| ||Peter[76] |- | ||Georg[50]||Job|| ||Pfeifer |- | ||Johann Georg[50]|| ||Franz Leonhard[96]|| ||Katharina[22] |- | ||Karl[59]|| ||Michael[82]|| ||Johann[34] |- | ||Konrad[40]|| ||Peter[82]||Reichling |- | ||Konrad[44]|| ||Sebastian[4]|| ||Eva[64] |- | ||Paul[51]|| ||Valentin[23]|| ||Katharina[66] |- | ||Peter[40]||Jochim|| || ||Nikolaus[94] |- |Ehli|||| ||Ernst[112]||Rösch |- | ||Georg[26]||Jost|| || ||Margareta[47] |- | ||Ludwig[26]|| ||Ludwig[7]||Scheurer |- |Föhlinger|| ||Knöll|| || ||Jakob[37] |- | ||Eva[111]|| ||Ludwig[72]||Schuster |- | ||Johann[92]||Kölsch|| || ||Jakob[44] |- |Franck|| || ||August[38]||Seither |- | ||Andreas[14]|| ||Konrad[19]|| ||Andreas[43] |- | ||Eva[19]||Kopf|| ||Stadel |- | ||Peter[39]|| ||Anna[107]|| ||Franziska[54] |- |Gaab|| || ||Elisabeth[99]|| ||Johann[18] |- | ||Anton[13][90]|| ||Franz[98]||Störtzer |- | ||Christine[78]|| ||Johann[95]|| ||Andreas[89] |- | ||Georg[78]|| ||Johannes[24]|| ||Eva[61] |- | ||Jakob[46]|| ||Katharina[104]||Wingerter |- |||Katharina[90] nee' Glatz|| ||Lisa[107]|| ||Georg[64] |- |Gadinger|| || ||Otto[100]||Winkelblech |- | ||Johann[97]|| ||Rosa[25][109]|| ||Martin[40] |- |Gensheimer|| ||Kreiner|| ||Zwißler |- | ||Christoph[5]|| ||Johann[72]|| ||Elisabeth[34] |- |Gerstner|| || ||Ludwig[102]|| ||Franz[108] |- | ||Johann[16]||Kröper|| || ||Konrad[32][60] |- |Glatz || || ||Adam[80]|| ||Valentin[75] |- | ||Anton[90]|| ||Andreas[6] |- | ||Katharina[90]|| ||Barbara[42] |- | ||Regine[93]|| ||Franz[77] |- |Günther|| || ||Franz Adam[35] |- |||Adam[81]|| ||Joh. Georg[21][46] |- | ||Heinrich[17]|| ||Johann[55] |- | ||Katharina[29]|| ||Katharina[21] |- | |||| ||Peter[52] |- | || || ||Valentin[64] |} ---- == Ottersheim Emigrants Index == The following is the list of emigrants as listed on pages 106-109 in the book [https://www.amazon.com/dp/1479374288/ref=cm_sw_su_dp Ottersheim by Landau: A Home Town History] by Fritz Steegmüller. The German version of the book was published in 1965 and was translated to English and re-published in 2013. The index number in the far left column of the table can be used to cross-reference names in the "Surname Index" and "Destination Index" lists back to this list. {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" style="width: 5%; text-align: right;" | Index ! scope="col" style="width: 2%;" | ! scope="col" style="width: 10%; text-align: right;" | Date ! scope="col" style="width: 2%;" | ! scope="col" style="width: 74%; text-align: left;" | Emigrant/Family ! scope="col" style="width: 2%;" | ! scope="col" style="width: 5%; text-align: right;" | Persons |- align="right" !1 | ||1832|| || align="left"|Adam Metz with family|| ||7 |-align="right" !2 || ||1832|| || align="left"|Joh. Jakob Hoffmann, 19 years old|| ||1 |-align="right" !3 || ||1832|| || align="left"|Franz Dausch|| ||1 |-align="right" !4 || ||1837|| || align="left"|Sebastian Job, shoemaker, and family|| ||4 |-align="right" !5 || ||1837|| || align="left"|Christoph Gensheimer, 20 years old|| ||1 |-align="right" !6 || ||1839|| || align="left"|Andreas Kröper, mason, and family|| ||3 |-align="right" !7 || ||1840|| || align="left"|Ludwig Jost|| ||1 |-align="right" !8 || ||1844|| || align="left"|Johann Borger and his wife and children|| ||10 |-align="right" !9 || ||1846|| || align="left"|Johann Hilsendegen with his wife and child|| ||3 |-align="right" !10 || ||1846|| || align="left"|Georg Hoffmann, weaver, and family|| ||4 |-align="right" !11 || ||1847|| || align="left"|Franz Merdian with family|| ||5 |-align="right" !12 || ||1847|| || align="left"|Johann Müller and family|| ||8 |-align="right" !13 || ||1848|| || align="left"|Anton Gaab and family|| ||5 |-align="right" !14 || ||1849|| || align="left"|Andreas Franck and family|| ||6 |-align="right" !15 || ||1849|| || align="left"|[[Hatzenbeuhler-1|Valentin Hatzenbühler]], 14 years|| ||1 |-align="right" !16 || ||1850|| || align="left"|Johann Gerstner and family|| ||7 |-align="right" !17 || ||1852|| || align="left"|Heinrich Günther with wife and child|| ||3 |-align="right" !18 || ||Jan 1852|| || align="left"|Johann Stadel and Sebastian Bischoff|| ||2 |-align="right" !19 || ||20 Mar 1852|| || align="left"|Konrad Kölsch, Eva Franck and Margarete Ludwig|| ||3 |-align="right" !20 || ||25 May 1852|| || align="left"|Heinrich Müller and family, Johann Merdian with family, and Johann Bumiller|| ||15 |-align="right" !21 || ||11 Oct 1852|| || align="left"|Joh. Georg Kröper, Katharina Hindert and Katharina Kröper|| ||3 |-align="right" !22 || ||21 Oct 1852|| || align="left"|Katharina Pfeifer from the rectory|| ||1 |-align="right" !23 || ||11 Nov 1852|| || align="left"|Valentin Job and wife|| ||2 |-align="right" !24 || ||Nov 1852|| || align="left"|Adam Heckmann, Jakob Hatzenbühler and Johannes Kopf|| ||3 |-align="right" !25 || ||22 Dec 1852|| || align="left"|Rosa Kopf and her youngest daughter|| ||2 |-align="right" !26 || ||12 Mar 1853|| || align="left"|Georg Ehli and Ludwig Ehli|| ||2 |-align="right" !27 || ||18 Mar 1853|| || align="left"|[[Hanck-31|Elisabeth Hanck]] and Anna Maria Müller|| ||2 |-align="right" !28 || ||11 Aug 1853|| || align="left"|Johann Hatzenbühler, Wilhelm Hoffmann, Johann Gutting and Johann Hindert|| ||4 |-align="right" !29 || ||16 Aug 1853|| || align="left"|Katharina Günther, Barbara Conrad and son Wilhelm who had already been in America for 21 years|| ||3 |-align="right" !30 || ||18 Sep 1853|| || align="left"|Elisabeth Dörzapf|| ||1 |-align="right" !31 || ||23 Sep 1853|| || align="left"|Georg Jakob Ludwig, wife and 5 children|| ||7 |-align="right" !32 || ||22 Nov 1853|| || align="left"|Joh. Georg Hindert, wife and 5 children, Konrad Hanck, Konrad Zwißler, Eva Merdian and Klara Merdian|| ||11 |-align="right" !33 || ||12 Dec 1853|| || align="left"|Anton Merdian, wife and daughter, with 2 children|| ||5 |-align="right" !34 || ||22 Dec 1853|| || align="left"|Johann Pfeifer and Elisabeth Zwißler|| ||2 |-align="right" !35 || ||13 Jan 1854|| || align="left"|[[Kroeper-54|Franz Adam Kröper]], wife and 5 children, Jakob Hatzenbühler|| ||8 |-align="right" !36 || ||22 Jan 1854|| || align="left"|Theobald Ludwig, wife and 5 children|| ||7 |-align="right" !37 || ||22 May 1854|| || align="left"|Jakob Scheurer and Katharina Hatzenbühler|| ||2 |-align="right" !38 || ||03 Aug 1854|| || align="left"|August Kölsch and Anton Moock, soldier|| ||2 |-align="right" !39 || ||12 Oct 1854|| || align="left"|Peter Franck, 5 children and Barbara (sister-in-law)|| ||7 |-align="right" !40 || ||12 Jan 1855|| || align="left"|Konrad Dörzapf, Peter Dörzapf and Martin Winkelblech|| ||3 |-align="right" !41 || ||Mar 1856|| || align="left"|Litzelberger, wife and 5 children|| ||7 |-align="right" !42 || ||03 Apr 1856|| || align="left"|[[Hank-73|Anton Hanck]] and Barbara Kröper|| ||2 |-align="right" !43 || ||Nov 1856|| || align="left"|Andreas Seither|| ||1 |-align="right" !44 || ||09 Feb 1857|| || align="left"|Jakob Schuster, wife and four children from 1st marriage, and 4 children from a second marriage. Konrad Dörzapf, wife and stepbrother of the wife.|| ||13 |-align="right" !45 || ||Apr 1857|| || align="left"|Jakob Hatzenbühler and Jakob Bischoff|| ||2 |-align="right" !46 || ||27 Oct 1857|| || align="left"|Joh. Georg Kröper, tailor, with wife and 3 children, Jakob Gaab|| ||6 |-align="right" !47 || ||14 Jan 1858|| || align="left"|Margareta Rösch|| ||1 |-align="right" !48 || ||25 Aug 1858|| || align="left"|Margareta Heider with 3 children and father Jakob Heider|| ||5 |-align="right" !49 || ||03 May 1859|| || align="left"|Michael Michleder and Katharina Müller with 2 children|| ||4 |-align="right" !50 || ||15 Nov 1859|| || align="left"|Georg Dörzapf, Johann Georg Dörzapf|| ||2 |-align="right" !51 || ||Jul 1860|| || align="left"|Paul Dörzapf|| ||1 |-align="right" !52 || ||05 Apr 1861|| || align="left"|[[Kroeper-19|Peter Kröper]]|| ||1 |-align="right" !53 || ||04 Oct 1861|| || align="left"|Widow Günther|| ||1 |-align="right" !54 || ||27 Feb 1862|| || align="left"|Franziska Stadel taken along by Jakob Bischoff|| ||1 |-align="right" !55 || ||01 Jul 1862|| || align="left"|Johann Kröper, shoemaker|| ||1 |-align="right" !56 || ||27 Jun 1863|| || align="left"|Eva Braun and Maria Damen|| ||2 |-align="right" !57 || ||26 Oct 1863|| || align="left"|Christina Decker|| ||1 |-align="right" !58 || ||25 Aug 1864|| || align="left"|Barbara Damen and Appolonia Damen|| ||2 |-align="right" !59 || ||14 May 1865|| || align="left"|Barbara Damen, widow, and 4 children, Anton Bischoff and Karl Dörzapf|| ||6 |-align="right" !60 || ||06 Jun 1865|| || align="left"|Konrad Zwißler, barber|| ||1 |-align="right" !61 || ||11 Oct 1865|| || align="left"|Eva Störtzer and Elis. Reg. Hatzenbühler|| ||2 |-align="right" !62 || ||30 Nov 1865|| || align="left"|Friedrich Ludwig with wife and two children|| ||4 |-align="right" !63 || ||01 Nov 1865|| || align="left"|Ludwig Damen|| ||1 |-align="right" !64 || ||Feb 1866|| || align="left"|Georg Wingerter, tinsmith, Valentin Kröper and Eva Reichling|| ||3 |-align="right" !65 || ||25 Jun 1866|| || align="left"|Heinrich Hatzenbühler, blacksmith|| ||1 |-align="right" !66 || ||01 Jul 1866|| || align="left"|David Dörzapf and Katharina Reichling|| ||2 |-align="right" !67 || ||21 Oct 1866|| || align="left"|Anton Hertel with wife and child|| ||3 |-align="right" !68 || ||25 Feb 1867|| || align="left"|Anton Böhm|| ||1 |-align="right" !69 || ||May 1867|| || align="left"|Valentin Burgermeister, baker|| ||1 |-align="right" !70 || ||12 Jul 1867|| || align="left"|David Hatzenbühler (taken along by Franz Adam Kröper, who has been in America for 13 years)|| ||1 |-align="right" !71 || ||24 Jul 1867|| || align="left"|Josef Merdian|| ||1 |-align="right" !72 || ||02 Aug 1867|| || align="left"|Ludwig Knöll, Johann Kreiner and Elis. Moock|| ||3 |-align="right" !73 || ||Dec 1867|| || align="left"|Regine Hatzenbühler, the large Regine|| ||1 |-align="right" !74 || ||1869|| || align="left"|Johann Busch|| ||1 |-align="right" !75 || ||May 1870|| || align="left"|Valentin Zwißler, locksmith|| ||1 |-align="right" !76 || ||03 Jun 1870|| || align="left"|Peter Müller, mason (well builder)|| ||1 |-align="right" !77 || ||Apr 1871|| || align="left"|[[Kroeper-50|Franz Kröper]] and wife|| ||2 |-align="right" !78 || ||Aug 1871|| || align="left"|Georg Gaab and Christine Gaab|| ||2 |-align="right" !79 || ||16 Feb 1872|| || align="left"|Julchen Burgermeister and Ludwig Burgermeister|| ||2 |-align="right" !80 || ||16 Mar 1872|| || align="left"|Adam Kröper|| ||1 |-align="right" !81 || ||May 1872|| || align="left"|Adam Günther|| ||1 |-align="right" !82 || ||Jul 1872|| || align="left"|Peter Job, teacher, and Michael Job, tinsmith|| ||2 |-align="right" !83 || ||1872|| || align="left"|Adam Jennewein, tailor|| ||1 |-align="right" !84 || ||02 Apr 1873|| || align="left"|Anton Müller, weaver|| ||1 |-align="right" !85 || ||17 Oct 1874|| || align="left"|The three youngest children of the baker, Valentin Burgermeister|| ||3 |-align="right" !86 || ||08 Jun 1880|| || align="left"|Fritz Hanck|| ||1 |-align="right" !87 || ||20 Jul 1881|| || align="left"|Wife of Peter Moock and Konrad Moock|| ||2 |-align="right" !88 || ||21 Aug 1881|| || align="left"|Konrad Merdian with his wife and six children|| ||8 |-align="right" !89 || ||27 Aug 1882|| || align="left"|[[Stetzer-9|Andreas Störtzer]], called the White|| ||1 |-align="right" !90 || ||05 Sep1882|| || align="left"|Anton Glatz with his wife and ten children, also [[Glatz-84|Katharina Glatz]] (Gaab) and son ([[Gaab-11|Anton Gaab]])|| ||14 |-align="right" !91 || ||07 Dec 1882|| || align="left"|Konrad Müller, shoemaker|| ||1 |-align="right" !92 || ||07 Apr 1883|| || align="left"|Johann Brüderle and Johann Föhlinger|| ||2 |-align="right" !93 || ||30 Aug 1883|| || align="left"|[[Glatz-134|Regine Glatz]] and two children ([[Stetzer-8|Louis E. Stetzer]] and [[Stetzer-10|Emma Stetzer]]) and from the White Störtzer|| ||3 |-align="right" !94 || ||13 Jan 1884|| || align="left"|[[Reichling-39|Nikolaus Reichling]]|| ||1 |-align="right" !95 || ||28 Aug 1884|| || align="left"|Johann Kopf, butcher|| ||1 |-align="right" !96 || ||25 Apr 1885|| || align="left"|Franz Leonhard Job|| ||1 |-align="right" !97 || ||29 Dec 1887|| || align="left"|Johann Gadinger, husband of Margaret Hanck|| ||1 |-align="right" !98 || ||1888|| || align="left"|Franz Kopf (taken along by Peter Kröper)|| ||1 |-align="right" !99 || ||Oct 1889|| || align="left"|[[Kopf-149|Elisabeth Kopf]]|| ||1 |-align="right" !100 || ||Sep 1892|| || align="left"|Otto Kopf (was taken along by his brother Johann)|| ||1 |-align="right" !101 || ||1882|| || align="left"|Michael Hatzenbühler (son of Georg Hatzenbühler)|| ||3 |-align="right" !102 || ||10 Nov 1893|| || align="left"|Ludwig Kreiner|| ||1 |-align="right" !103 || ||1900|| || align="left"|Jakob Hatzenbühler (b.1873)|| ||1 |-align="right" !104 || ||13 Sep 1902|| || align="left"|Katharina Kopf (taken along by her uncle Johann Kopf, married a certain Henry Fink in America. Embarked in Hamburg 13 Sept. 1902. Arrived in New York 24 Sept. 1902|| ||1 |-align="right" !105 || ||1903|| || align="left"|Peter Moock, brother of Jakob Moock, 15 years old|| ||1 |-align="right" !106 || ||1904|| || align="left"|Maria Kuhn, born 1884, in Chicago, Illinois died 1948|| ||1 |-align="right" !107 || ||9 Sep 1905|| || align="left"|Anna Kopf and Lisa Kopf|| ||2 |-align="right" !108 || ||1906|| || align="left"|Franz Zwißler, hairdresser, son of “Zum Hirsch” innkeeper, born in 1874, uncle of Ernst Jochim|| ||1 |-align="right" !109 || ||24 Aug 1909|| || align="left"|Rosa Kopf (sister of Katharina Kopf)|| ||1 |-align="right" !110 || ||1909|| || align="left"|Julius Kuhn, mason, Chicago, Illinois, married in America, a Viennese|| ||1 |-align="right" !111 || ||20 Dec 1925|| || align="left"|Eva Föhlinger born Kopf, followed her daughters to America after 60 years and died there in 1939|| ||1 |-align="right" !112 || ||1929|| || align="left"|Ernst Jochim, son of “Zum Hirsch” innkeeper Georg Jochim, born 1903.|| ||1 |} ---- == Ottersheim Emigrants Destination Index == This list attempts to identify where the Ottersheim emigrants settled in America. These pages are intended to assist the descendants of these emigrants in identifying their ancestors and thus their link to Ottersheim. The numbers in the brackets [nnn] can be used to cross-reference the specific emigrant name back to the original entry in the "Ottersheim Emigrants Index". :Illinois ::Cook County :::Chicago ::::Kröper,Barbara[21] (married Frank Schmitz; the couple was living here by 1900) ::::Kuhn, Julius[110] ::::Kuhn, Marie[106] (brother to Julius Kuhn[110]) ::La Salle County :::Peru ::::Hanck, Conrad J.[32] (brother to Antone Hank[42]) ::Livingston County :::Cornell Township ::::Kröper,Barbara[21] (married Frank Schmitz; lived here in 1880 then moved to Chicago) ::Marshall County :::Henry ::::Bruderle, Johann[92] (married Katharina Gaab nee Glatz[90]) ::::Gaab, Anton[90] (son of Georgii Gaab & Katharina neé Glatz) before 1915 ::::Glatz, Anton[90], his wife, Adam, Barbara and Emma (after 1896); Anton was brother to Katharina Glatz. Son Adam married Emma Störtzer[93].) ::::Glatz, Katharina[90] (widow of Georgii Gaab, sister to Anton Glatz[90], sister-in-law to Andreas Störtzer[89]; married Johann Bruderle[92].) ::::Glatz, Regine[93] (sister-in-law to Andreas Störtzer[89]; married Joseph Kapraun of Henry) ::::Hanck, Mary Elizabeth[27] (sister to Antone Hanck[42]; Lived in Marshall County until shortly after marriage to Don Ettinger in Lacon, Marshall County, Illinois on January 25th 1855. The Ettingers then moved to Adair County, Iowa. ::::Kröper, John George[21], wife Magdalena Mock[21], daughters Elizabeth Kröper[21] (married Joseph Maubach and Frank Balenseifen, Eva Kröper[21] (married Peter Schmitt, Barbara Kröper[21] (married Frank Schmitz; lived in Livingston county after marrying then moved to Chicago) ::::Störtzer, Andreas[89] ::::Störtzer, Ludwig[93] (son of Andreas Störtzer) ::::Störtzer, Emma[93] (daughter of Andreas Störtzer; married Adam Glatz son of Anton Glatz) :::Hopewell Township ::::Hank, Antone[42] (married Barbara Mock Kröper[42] in New York; Barbara (daughter of Joannes Georgius Kroeper[21]r and Magdalena Mock[21]) ::::Hatzenbühler, Valentin[15] (married Anna Marie Hanck[15], sister to Mary Elizabeth Hanck and Antone Hank; retired to Lincoln, Lancaster County, Nebraska) ::::Kröper, Valentin[64] (married Eva Reichling[64] in St. Louis, Missouri then shortly thereafter moved to Marshall County; daughter Catherine would marry Peter Hank, son of Antone Hank) ::::Stadel, John[18] (married Katharina Kröper in New York) :Indiana ::Cass County :::Logansport ::::Conrad, Wilhelm[29] ::Owen County :::Jennings Township ::::Job, Sebastion[4], wife Francisca, children: Clara, Eva, Conrad, Franciscus :Iowa ::Adair County :::Orient Township ::::Hanck, Mary Elizabeth[27] (sister to Anna Marie Hanck[15] and Antone Hank[42]; married Don Ettinger in Lacon, Marshall County, Illinois on January 25th 1855 then moved to Orient.) :Michigan ::Wayne County :::Detroit ::::Hilsendegen, Johann[9], wife Elisabeth neé Hörner, son Johann ::::Kröper, Franz Adam[80], wife Barbara, children: Anna Maria, Johann, Catherine, Maria Magdalena, Daniel ::::Reichling, Nicholas[94] :Missouri ::St. Louis County :::St. Louis ::::Kröper, Adam[80] ::::Kröper, Peter[52] :Nebraska ::Lancaster County :::Lincoln ::::Hatzenbühler, Valentin[15] (married Anna Marie Hanck[15], sister to Mary Elizabeth Hanck[27] and Antone Hank[42]; Years 1849 to 1880 were lived in Marshall County, Illinois. ::::Moock , Peter[105] :New Jersey ::Essex County :::Irvington ::::Föhlinger, Eva[111] (mother of Katherine, Rosa[109]) ::::Föhlinger, Katherine[104] (married Henry C. Finck) :::Newark ::::Föhlinger, Rosa[109] (sister to Katherine[104]) ::::Zwissler, Frank[108] (later moved to Irvington) ::Hudson County :::West New York ::::Jochim, Ernest[112] :Ohio ::Hamilton County :::Cincinnati ::::Kopf, Elizabetha[99] :Pennsylvania ::Allegheny County :::Pittsburgh ::::Glatz, Anton[90], his wife Magdalena and children: Elisabeth, Josef, Catherine, Peter Georg, Johannes, Adam, Barbara, Emma (before 1896) :::Shaler Township ::::Müller , Konrad[91] :::Erie County ::::Glatz, Jacob[90] stayed when father Anton Glatz[90] moved to Illinois :Wisconsin ::Taylor County :::Medford ::::Gaab, Anton[90] (son of Georgii Gaab & Katharina neé Glatz) after 1915 ---- == Additional Ottersheim Emigrants == Pages 104-105 of the book, "Ottersheim by Landau: A Home Town History" by Fritz Steegmüller, mentions three emigrants from Ottersheim during the 18th century. Among these were George Kuhn, Konrad Doll and Nicolaus Job. Research of New England records has uncovered additional names and information about these and other emigrants. :Bischof, Jacob :''Jacob Bischof (b. 1765), a Catholic from Ottersheim/Germersheim, Palatinate, was given the land in 1809. He died in 1812 and Johannes Brust (b. 1781) came from Selz to marry the widow and take over the land.''Journal of the American Society of Germans from Russia; The Society, 1980; Page 43, Entry 28 :Borger, Friedrich :Was listed as an entry in volume 2, page 127 of ''Der Deutsch Pioneire'' as a resident of Cincinatti (Ohio) having emigrated from Ottersheim, Pfalz, Bavaria.Early Nineteenth-Century German Settlers in Ohio, Kentucky, and Other States. Parts 1, 2, 3, 4a, 4b, and 4C; by Clifford Neal Smith; Genealogical Publishing Com, June 1, 2009, Page 4 :Doll, Konrad :''Conrad Doll, son of Georg Doll of Ottersheim and wife Anna Margaretha Weinheimer- 'this man is in America' (document dated March 21, 1753).''New World Immigrants: A Consolidation of Ship Passenger Lists and Associated Data from Periodical Literature, Volume 1; Edited by Michael Tepper; Genealogical Publishing Company; Jan 1, 1979, Chapter entitled, ''Ottersheim (Kreis Germersheim)''; Page 54 :Frank, Nikolaus :''Nikolaus Frank (b. 1765), a Catholic from Ottersheim/Germersheim, Palatinate, was given the land in 1808. In 1813 he turned it over to his son-in-law, Joseph Braun, Jr., (b 1790) from Selz, Alsace. Nikolaus Frank himself married the widow Christina Lutz and took over the Lutz landholding (no. 34). Joseph Braun shot himself in 1832.''Journal of the American Society of Germans from Russia; The Society, 1980; Page 42, Entry 9) :Kuhn, Georg :''Georg Kuhn - son of Valetin Kuhn of Ottersheim - is said to reside in the New Land, according to a letter written April 26, 1747 from Carlsdaun [Charleston] in South Carolina.''New World Immigrants: A Consolidation of Ship Passenger Lists and Associated Data from Periodical Literature, Volume 1; Edited by Michael Tepper; Genealogical Publishing Company; Jan 1, 1979, Chapter entitled, "Ottersheim (Kreis Germersheim)"; Page 54 :Reinholz, Johann Michael : [[Reinholz-5|Johann Michael Reinholz]] appears to be an Ottersheim emigrant not documented in Ottersheim by Landau: A Home Town History by Fritz Steegmüller. No where is the family name listed in that book. However, the baptism for Johann Michael Reinholz is listed in the Family History Center Film: 488317; Saint Martin's Church Records - Ottersheim; Title: Taufregister, 1748-1785; father, Joanne Adam Reinholz; mother Susanna Catharina Karg. He was born and baptized on 19 September 1764. :Stahl, John Jacob :John Jacob Stahl, born 1708c, arrived in Philadelphia on September 5, 1738, and with him came Melcher or Melichor Stall (he could not write his name, born 1717.Strassburger-Hinke, id., Lists 52 ABC, pp. 198-203. After 1741, a Melcher Steheli arrived August 30, 1743 (Lists 96 ABC); Hans Jacob Ställy, August 30, 1749 (List 125 C); Jacob Stehli, September 11, 1749 (List 129 C); Jacob Steli, October 4, 1751 (List 174 C); Jacob Steeli, October 20, 1752, etc. See ibid., passim. Some eleven different Jacob Stehli’s and ten different Hans Jacob Stehli’s appear about this time in the Maschwanden marriage records alone! The practice of naming sons Jacob and Hans Jacob within the same family was common in Maschwanden. The latter date looks reasonably close. :In any event, they were in Maryland before 1741 when unique names given to the parcels of land they were buying on time from Daniel Dulany signaled the specific tie to their origins in Switzerland. Their first tract, “Switzerland,” consisting of 150 acres, was surveyed for Dulany on November 21, 1741 and was patented to Jacob Staley on September 29, 1744. It was located “on a little hill above a spring that falls into a meadow on the east side of Catoctin Mountain and at the foot thereof."C/S: LG E: 377; Patent: PT 2: 166.” In present-day terms this was between Rocky Springs and Indian Springs. Jacob Staley made this his home plantation and devised it by his 1760 will to his sons.Frederick County Wills, A1: 218. On December 10, 1741 Dulany had tracts surveyed for both men, “Otersum” for Jacob StaleyC/S: LG E: 384; Patent: PT 2: 195. and “Masswander” for Mechior Staley.C/S: LG E: 589; Patent LG C: 539, April 26, 1746. The latter parcel gave the clue to the church records at Maschwanden where a birth date from Melchior Steheli was discovered which matched his birth record found in Frederick.Credit for this discovery should be given Gary Myers-Bruggey, who has generously made available the results of his Staley family research. The record in Frederick of Melchior Staley’s birth may be derived from his age at death as given in E. W. Reinecke’s transcription of the Frederick Reformed Church Book. Reinecke added a record of burials not found in the original Schlatter or Brunner Church Books which he reportedly found on loose scraps of paper written in German by the Rev. William Runckel, Reformed pastor in Frederick from 1784-1801. :The tendency to infer English cognates when viewing German proper names was a failing among early English scribes just as it may be for present-day historians. But, having discovered the true origin of “Masswander” as Maschwanden, one is encouraged to look for a German or Swiss place name in relation to “Otersum.” The village of Ottersheim just east of Landau in the PalatinateCredit for this suggestion should again go to Gary Myer-Bruggey. The Ottersheim in question bears the German postal number 6741. Another Ottersheim, 6719, situated west of Worms and north of Grünstadt, was a Lutheran community. immediately comes to mind. :In the Reformed Church Book there, no Stehli’s are to be found. But married in Ottersheim in 1730 were Johann Theobald Traut from Impflingen and Anna Margaretha Rebstock, who arrived at Philadelphia on August 27, 1733 with a host of other future Marylanders.Strassburger-Hinke, op. cit., Lists 30 A A’BC, pp. 113-115, 765-767. With them were Hans Beter Hoffman, Georg Friederich Unseldt, Frantz Weiss, Hans Jurigh Ley and others. Also from Ottersheim were Wilhelm Humbert and his wife Anna Barbara Deg who reached Philadelphia on September 29, 1750.Strassburger-Hinke, op. cit., List 157 C, p. 445. As William Umphart, a German Protestant, he applied for a land warrant in Maryland on December 23, 1751 and had 150 acres surveyed on April 25, 1752 as “Umphart’s Delight."C/S: BC & GS 12: 109 was assigned to Catherine Toms who in 1759 received the Patent: BC & GS 8: 626. William Humbert held other land in Frederick County, including “Peru,” a part of the “Resurvey on Mistaken Friend” (Frederick County Land Records, H:516), a part of "second Choice (ibid., M:92) and "Humberts Resurvey" (C/S: BC & GS 47: 294), all in today’s Myersville area of Jackson District. Wilhelm and Barbara Humbert next appear on August 16, 1754 at the baptism of their daughter Catharina Humbert.Frederick Reformed Church Book, P. 33. Sponsors at the baptism were Henrich Funck and Catha[ina] Trautin. Two years later, Henry Funck was marrying Jacob Staley’s step-daughter, Catharina. The circle is complete: After Theobald Traut’s early death about 1738, his widow Anna Margaretha Rebstock Traut from Ottersheim married as her second husband Jacob Staley from Maschwanden. Jacob Staley’s “Otersum” was thus named from his wife’s village, not his own. :The certificate of survey for “Otersum” indicated that the beginning point for its 100 acres lay 100 yards from Martin’s Shoup’s Spring Branch and on its east side. Only twelve days before, on November 28, 1741, Dulany had had “Mankine” surveyed for Martin Shoup [Schaub], and the two parcels were thus laid out contiguously. Actually the land on which “Otersum” was to lie had been previously surveyed for Philemon Lloyd and Dr. Charles CarrollSee above, pp 3-8. Since the land had been cultivated but no rights were made good, a special warrant was required. who assigned right to Jacob Staley. It was patented to Staley on December 24, 1744. On May 10, 1750, Jacob Staley enlarged this tract to 423 acres,C/S: Y & S 7: 208; Patent: BC & GS 4:223. Here the tract’s name was spelled “Othersam” and “Othersum.” which ultimately he devised to his sons.” ---- === Sources ===
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{{Image|file=Photos-294.gif}} {{Image|file=Ottoman_Empire_in_the_Great_War-15.png |align=c |size=300 |caption=Ottoman Empire. }} {{Image|file=Ottoman_Empire_in_the_Great_War-13.png |align=l |size=130 |caption=Enver Pasha. }}{{Image|file=Ottoman_Empire_in_the_Great_War-14.png |align=r |size=130 |caption=Hafiz Hakki Pasha. }} In 1914, The Ottomon Empire was very close to a collapse. It had lost land, and territory to European countries. Mehmed V was Sultan of the Ottoman Empire during World War I. He declared war on the Allies in 1914. He died just before the end of the war in 1918. Tsar Nicholas II ordered the Russian army to invade Germany before Germany took them by surprise. Minister of war of Ottoman Empire, Enver Pasha started his army moving although they were still neutral. {{Image|file=Ottoman_Empire_in_the_Great_War-6.png |align=c |size=360 |caption=Kaiser Wilhelm w/ cane. }}{{clear}} Enver had entered into a secret treaty with the German ambassador. It was arranged that the Ottoman Empire was supposed to enter the war on the side of Central Powers the following day after Germany declared war against Russia. (it called for each other's aid if Russia attacked) Ottoman Empire was supposed to declare war the following day which it did. The Prime Minister Sait Halim, felt they should remain neutral, thus was upset Enver had side stepped him by signing the secret treaty. Enver also had support of Cemal Pasha, (head of the Navy) Sait Halim was over the paramilitary ( 40,000 force similar to French gendarmes). this empire included Turkey Syria, Arabia. {{Image|file=Ottoman_Empire_in_the_Great_War-1.png |align=c |size=320 |caption=declares war. }}{{clear}} Another factor involved warships being built in Britain for the Ottoman Empire. Yet when they went to collect the ships after sea trials, they learned Churchill had confiscated them for the War and Britain did not offer compensation. Third: the Ottoman empire is close to the Suez canal, which was the shortest route for Britain to its colonies, India, Far Eastern colonies and Australia. '''BATTLES:''' *Declared war against Russia one day after Germany did as arranged. *5 campaigns *Oct, 1914 - Battle of Odessa- Ottoman naval attack against the Russian-held port of Odessa, Ukraine. Ottoman Navy also launched a major raid into the Black Sea to destroy the Russian Black Sea Fleet and to attack targets on land. In response to the raid Russia declared war on the Ottomans on November 1, 1914. *Dec 22, 1914-Jan, 17,1915 Caucasus Campaign Russian victory. Ottoman Generals were used combination of German and Napoleonic tactics. Ottoman troops were not prepared for conditions of Allahuekber Mountains- Enver Pasha blamed defeat on Armenians. *April 1915, - Armenian Genocide systematic extermination of its minority Armenian subjects inside their historic homeland :::genocide was carried out during and after World War I and implemented in two phases: the wholesale killing of the able-bodied male population through massacre and subjection of army conscripts to forced labour, followed by the deportation of women, children, the elderly and infirm on death marches leading to the Syrian desert. {{Image|file=Ottoman_Empire_in_the_Great_War-2.png |align=l |size=240 |caption=Galipoli. }}{{Image|file=Ottoman_Empire_in_the_Great_War-9.png |align=c |size=250 |caption= }}{{clear}} *Feb- March, 1915 - unsuccessful naval attack by British and French ships on the Dardanelles Straits in February-March 1915. This included with a major land invasion of the Galipoli Peninsula on April 25, involving British and French troops as well as divisions of the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps (ANZAC) {{Image|file=Ottoman_Empire_in_the_Great_War.jpg |align=c |size=375 |caption=Anzac Position Galipoli. }} *1915-1916 - '''Galipoli or the Dardanelles Campaign''', was an unsuccessful attempt by the Allied Powers to control the sea route from Europe to Russia during World War I. Lack of sufficient intelligence and terrain knowledge, along with a fierce Turkish resistance, hampered the success of the invasion. By mid-October, Allied forces had suffered heavy casualties and had made little headway from their initial landing sites. Evacuation began in December 1915. '''Anzacs died: 44 000 died. Of the dead, 8709 were Australians and 2701 were New Zealanders.''' ::The Ottoman Empire contributed to this. *1915 - Ottoman attempting raid of Suez canal *1916 Macedonian front (Bulgarian army was defeated) {{Image|file=Ottoman_Empire_in_the_Great_War-11.png |align=l |size=270 |caption= }} {{Image|file=Ottoman_Empire_in_the_Great_War-12.png |align=c |size=220 |caption= }}{{clear}} *1918 In Syria, the Ottomans were steadily pushed back by the British over 1918, culminating in the fall of Damascus in October. {{Image|file=Ottoman_Empire_in_the_Great_War-5.png |align=c |size=250 |caption=' }} *Germany had no troops to offer Ottoman, *Germany could not defend Austria Hungary, after losing forces in France. Ottomans had to defend Constantinople without any help from Bulgaria * Grand vizier Talaat Pasha visited Berlin, Germany and Sofia Bulgaria, Sept 1918, learned the was was not winnable. * Oct. 13 Tallaat and ministry resigned. Ahmed Izzet Pasha replaced him as Grand Vizier He sent the captured British Gen. Charles Townshend to seek armistice from the Allies. * Oct 27 on HMS Agamemnon, British and Ottoman met. Neither side knew how eager the other was to sign a deal. (without the presence of the Americans). Since Ottoman accepted anything, they agreed for the Allies to occupy any Ottoman territory. * 1920 - Treaty of Sevres officially partitioned the Ottomans *1912 - Treaty of Lausanne set Turkey's borders '''Companies/Regiments''' {{Image|file=Ottoman_Empire_in_the_Great_War-8.png |align=c |size=300 |caption=Officers. }} *1st Expeditionary Force HQ (commander: Kaymakam Kâzım Karabekir Bey) *7th Infantry Regiment (3rd Division, İzmit) *9th Infantry Regiment (3rd Division, Adapazarı) *44th Infantry Regiment (15th Division, Kayseri) *3rd Battalion (Mountain Howitzer) (4th Artillery Regiment, Edirne) *4th Artillery Regiment *IX Corps *X Corps *XI Corps {{Image|file=The_Great_War_Resource_page-2.png |align=c |size=280 |caption=}}{{clear}} -------- '''Sources:''' *[http://www.history.com/this-day-in-history/ottoman-empire-signs-treaty-with-allies History.com] *[http://www.nzhistory.net.nz/war/ottoman-empire/enters-the-war New Zealand History.net] *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ottoman_Empire Wikipedia] -Ottoman Empire *[http://www.ducksters.com/history/world_war_i/central_powers.php Ducksters.com] *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ottoman%E2%80%93German_alliance? 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[[Norvell-16|Otway B. Norvell]] was the son of [[Norvell-3|Samuel G. Norvell]] and [[Bradfute-1|Lelia A. Bradfute]]. He was born in Lynchburg, Virginia in 1840. He married [[Pulliam-2|Ida Pulliam]] in 1870. He died in the month of June 1905. It is sad that a man, such as [[Norvell-16|Otway B. Novell]], should have to almost beg to be admitted to an Old Soldiers' Home at the end of his life......and, what a life that was. He fought valiantly for a losing cause in the Confederate Army, was a prisoner of war in one of the worst Union Camps, and was even chosen to be a personal body guard for Jefferson Davis in the last days. The great respect and feelings which his commanding officer, Gen. Basil W. Duke held for Otway show in his letter of recommendation included here as a part of Otway's application. Sadder still, is the fact that the three children he and his wife had were all outlived by them. Even sadder still, is the fact that he was paralyzed by a stroke, and bed ridden for the rest of his life.......hence the reason for seeking admission to this Soldiers' Home in Richmond, Virginia. I do not know how long he stayed at this home. I only know that he died at another Confederate Soldiers' Home in Pee Wee Valley, Louisville, Kentucky.
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===1853=== {{Image|file=Oudtshoorn_Doopregister-101.jpg |caption='''Nederduits Gereformeerde Kerk, Oudtshoorn Doop indeks''' :Hester Helena Catharina * 25 Nov 1853 Nommer 52 :Martha Maria * 29 Dec 1853 Nommer 85 :Hendrik Jacobus Hercules *28 Oct 1853 Nommer 88 }} '''[[Olivier-3285]]''' :Hester Helena Catharina :Gebore: *25 Nov 1853 :Geddop: 08 Januarie 1854 :Ouers: Gert Cornelis Olivier en Maria Magdalena Maria Botha :Getuigen: Johannes Jacubus Muller, Jacoba Hendrika Olivier, Andries Johannes Lategan, Anna Petronella Nel '''[[Olivier-4142]]''' :Martha Maria :Gebore 29 Desember 1853. :Gedoop: 5 Februarie 1854 :Ouers: Matthys Michiel Lodewyk Olivier en Hester Philippina Josina Olivier. :Getuies: Stephanus Gerhardus Schoeman, Martha Catharina Matthysina Jacoba Olivier, Gerrit Ignatius Olivier, Anna Elizabeth Olivier. '''[[Olivier-4143]]''' :Hendrik Jacobus Hercules, :Gebore 28 Oktober 1853. :Gedoop:5 Februarie 1854 :Ouers: Hercules Hendrik Olivier en Helena Margaritha Claassen. :Getuies: Jacobus Matzan Theron, Johanna Petronella Jacoba Olivier, Anna Catharina Margaritha Olivier, Matthysina du Preez ===1854=== {{Image|file=Oudtshoorn_Doopregister-101.jpg |caption='''Nederduits Gereformeerde Kerk, Oudtshoorn Doop indeks''' :Magdalena Josina * 12 Feb 1854 Nommer 99 :Hendrik Jacobus * 24 Julie 1854 Nommer 168 :Ignatius Petrus Petrus Hendrik * 13 Oct 1854 Nommer 200 :Andries Hermanus * 10 Oct 1854 Nommer 207 :Isabella Catharina Johanna * 2 Aug 1854 Nommer 215 :Catharina * 17 Dec 1854 Nommer 239 :Hercules Andries * 11 September 1854 Nommer 249 :Ockert Petrus Jacobus * 9 Dec 1854 Nommer 259}} '''[[Olivier-2082]]''' :Magdalena Josina :Geboren den 12 February 1854. :Ouders: Andries Hermanus Olivier en Geertruida Anna Magdalena Geyser. :Getuigen: Frederik Geijser, Martha Catharina Olivier, David Hermanus Olivier, Catharina Elizabeth Fourie. '''[[Olivier-1598]]''' :Hendrik Jacobus :Geboren den 24 July 1854 :Ouders: Ockert Johannes Matthijs Olivier en Anna Elizabeth du Toit. :Getuigen Johannes Frederik du Toit, Johanna Petronella Dorothea Olivier, Gerret Cornelis Olivier, Maria Susanna Greeff. '''[[Olivier-3951]]''' :Ignatius Petrus Hendrik :Geboren 13 OKtober 1854 :Ouders Ignatius Petrus Hendrik Olivier en Susara Dorothea Magdalena Potgieter. :Getuigen Matthys Michiel Lodewicus Olivier, Hester Josina Philippina Olivier, Johannes Stephanus Frederick Potgieter, Anna Elizabeth Maria Potgieter. '''[[Olivier-3562]]''' :Andries Hermanus :Gebore: 10 Oct 1854 :Ouders: Willem Gerhardus Olivier en Hester Petronella Johanna du Preez. :Getuigen: Andries Hermanus Olivier, Maria Magdalena Rheeder, Michiel Philip Olivier, Helena Susanna Aletta du Preez '''[[Olivier-5820]]''' :Isabella Catharina Johanna :Gebore. 2 Aug 1854 :Ouders: Johannes Stephanus Olivier en Margaritha Isabella Fourie. :Getuigen Matthys Johannes Geijser, Anna Maria Johanna Olivier, Andries Hermanus Olivier, Stephanus Fourie. '''[[Olivier-4736]]''' :Catharina :Gebore 17 Desember 1854 :Ouders: Ockert Petrus Jacobus Olivier en Isabella Margrieta Christina Strydom. :Getuigen: Frederik Hendrik Strydom, Elizabeth Rheeder, Andries Hermanus Olivier, Catharina Andrisina Breytenbach. '''[[Olivier-2865]]''' :Hercules Andries :Gebore 11 September 1854. :Oueders: Hercules Andries Olivier en Maria Magdalen Theron. :Getuigen: Hercules Solomon Du Preez, Johanna Dorothea Matthysina DU Preez, Hendrik Christoffel Stander, Magdalena Susanna Muller. '''[[Olivier-1465]]''' :Ockert Petrus Jacobus :Geboren den 9 December 1854 :Ouders Andries Hermanus Olivier en Catharina Andrisina Breytenbach. :Getuigen Ignatius Petrus du Preez, Helena Maria Fourie, Wynand Breytenbach, Cornelia Carolina du Preez. ===1855=== {{Image|file=Oudtshoorn_Doopregister-101.jpg |caption='''Nederduits Gereformeerde Kerk, Oudtshoorn Doop indeks''' :Johannes Jacobus * 10 April 1855 Nommer 311 :Susanna Francina * 22 Mei 1855 Nommer 358 :Catharina Susanna Fredrica * 1 Julie 1855 Nommer 365 :Martha Maria Petronella * 16 Julie 1855 Nommer 390 :Ockert Andries Johannes * 20 November 1855 Nommer 444}} '''[[Olivier-4466]]''' :Johannes Jacobus :Geboren 10 April 1855. :Ouders Andries Hermanus Olivier en Maria Magdalena Rheder. :Getuigen: Johannes Jacobus Mulder, Jacoba Hendrina Olivier, Ockert Petrus Jacobus Olivier, Ignacina Catharina du Preez ''' [[Olivier-2090]]''' :Susanna Francina :Geboren 22 Mei 1855. :Ouders: Jacobus Marthinus Olivier en Maria Dorothea Claasen. :Getuigen: Willem Gerhardus Olivier, Catharina Elizabeth Fourie, Jan Dirk Petrus Paules Fourie, Hester Maria Claasen '''[[Olivier-3286]]''' :Catharina Susanna Fredrica :Geboren 1 July 1855. :Ouders Gerret Cornelis Olivier en Maria Magdalena Botha. :Getuigen Andries Hermanus Olivier, Susanna Hendrica Greeff, John Mijckenzee (sic) Johnson, Anna Elizabeth Brewis. '''[[Olivier-4467]]''' :Martha Maria Petronella :Gebore: 16 Julie 1855 :Ouers: Ockert Johannes Stephanus Olivier en Hester Cornelia Petronella Du Preez. :Getuigen: Johannes Andries Stephanus Du Preez, Petronella Hester van Biljon, Daniel Stephanus Du Toit, Martha Maria Magdalena Du Preez '''[[Olivier-4468]]''' :Ockert Andries Johannes :Gebore: 20 November 1855 :Ouders: Jan Christoffel Olivier en Anna Elizabeth Du Preez, :Getuigen: Andris Johannes Lategan, Anna Petronella Nel, Ockert Johannes Stephanus Olivier, Hester Cornelia Petronella Du Preez, Ockert Michiel du Preez, Aletta Maria Susanna Potgieter. ===1856=== {{Image|file=Oudtshoorn_Doopregister-101.jpg |caption=Oudtshoorn Doopregister 1853-1857 }} ::'''Inskrywing 581''' ::Naam: Olivier Ockert Johannes Jacobus ::Datum * 5 Feb 1856 ::Datum = ::Ouers: ::Getuies: ::(x) ::'''inskrywing 582''' ::Naam: Olivier Johanna Petronella Dorothea ::Datum * 19 Mei 1856 ::Datum = ::Ouers: ::Getuies: ::(x) ::'''Inskrywing 583''' ::Naam: Olivier Cecilia Johanna Maria ::Datum * 20 Feb 1856 ::Datum = ::Ouers: ::Getuies: ::(x) ::'''Inskrywing 584''' ::Naam: Olivier Susara Dorothea Cornelia Aletta ::Datum * 18 Jun 1856 ::Datum = ::Ouers: ::Getuies: ::(x) ::'''Inskrywing 586''' ::Naam: Olivier Martha Susanna ::Datum: 23 Aug 1856 ::Datum = 15 Nov 1856 ::Ouers: Michael Philippus Olivier en Johanna Susanna Fourie ::Getuies: Willem Gerhardus Olivier, Catharina Elisabeth Fourie, David Hermanus Fourie, Martha Susanna Marx, David Hermanus Olivier, Catharina Elisabeth Fourie ::([[Olivier-3265|Olivier-3265]]) ::[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Oudtshoorn_Doopregister-2 Doopregister Oudtshoorn] ::'''Inskrywing 587''' ::Naam: Olivier Herculaas Petrus ::Datum * 29 Aug 1856 ::Datum = ::Ouers: ::Getuies: ::(x) ===1857=== {{Image|file=Oudtshoorn_Doopregister-101.jpg |caption=Oudtshoorn Doopregister 1853-1857 }}::'''Inskrywing 590''' ::Naam: Olivier Ockert Petrus Jacobus ::Datum *17 Jan 1857 ::Datum = ::Ouers: ::Getuies: ::(x) ::'''Inskrywing 771''' ::Naam: Olivier Gesina Elizabeth Geertruida ::Datum * 19 Des 1857 ::Datum = ::Ouers: ::Getuies: ::(x) ::'''Inskrywing 772''' ::Naam: Olivier Anna Elizabeth ::Datum * 21 Jan 1857 ::Datum = 26 April 1857 ::Ouers: Ignatius Petrus Hendrik Olivier en Susanah Dorothea Magdalena Jacoba Potgieter ::Getuies: Johannes Stphanis Potgieter, anna Elizabeth Olivier, Jan Christoffel Olivier Senior, Martha Maria du Preez, Jan Christoffel Olivier, Anna Elizabeth du Preez. ::(https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Olivier-3953) ::(https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Oudtshoorn_Doopregister-22) ::'''Inskrywing 773''' ::Naam: Olivier Maria Dorothea Magdalena ::Datum * 8 Apr 1857 ::Datum = 07 Jun 1857 ::Ouers: Jacobus Marthinus Olivier en Maria Dorothea Claasen ::Getuies: George Paul Classen en Maria Magdalena Botha ::([[Olivier-2091|Olivier-2091]]) ::[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Oudtshoorn_Doopregister-1] ::'''Inskrywing 774''' ::Naam: Olivier Gerret Cornelis ::Datum * 9 Jul 1857 ::Datum = ::Ouers: ::Getuies: ::(x) ::'''Inskrywing 775''' ::Naam: Olivier Hester Cornelia Petronella ::Datum * 6 Okt 1857 ::Datum = ::Ouers: ::Getuies: ::(x) ::'''Inskrywing 776''' ::Naam: Olivier Anna Johanna Herculina ::Datum * 9 Mei 1857 ::Datum = ::Ouers: ::Getuies: ::(x) {{Image|file=Oudtshoorn_Doopregister-121.jpg |caption=Oudtshoorn Doopregister 1857-1861 }} ::'''Inskrywing 777''' ::Naam: Olivier Johannes Jacobus ::Datum * 11 Sep 1857 ::Datum = ::Ouers: ::Getuies: ::(x) ===1858=== ::'''Inskrywing 33''' ::Naam: Olivier, Hester Cornelia ::Datum * 06 Oktober 1857 ::Datum = 1 Januarie 1858 ::Ouers: Ockert Johannes Stephanus Olivier en Hester Cornelia Du Preez ::Getuies: Johannes Jacous du Toit, Dirkje Petronella Andrina Johanna Olivier, Gerrit Cornelis Olivier /Janz/ Beatrix Aletta Lategan ::([[Olivier-4275|Olivier-4275]]) ::'''Inskrywing 35''' ::Naam: Anna Johanna Herculina ::Datum * 09 Mei 1857 ::Datum = 10 Januarie 1858 ::Ouers: Herculaas Petrus Jacobus Olivier en Anna Maria Margaretha Hofman ::Getuies: Johannes Jacobus du Toit, Jacomina Christina du Toit, Johannes Stephanus FrederikPotgieter, Johanna Petronella Dorothea du Toit ::(x) ===1859=== ===1860=== ===1861=== {{Image|file=Oudtshoorn_Doopregister-103.jpg |caption=Oudtshoorn Doopregister 1861-1864 }} ===1862=== ::'''Inskrywing 1790''' ::Naam: Johannes Stephanus ::Datum * 9 April 1862 ::Datum = 18 Mei 1862 ::Ouers: Johannes Stephanus Olivier en Mary Judith Lofty-Eaton ::Getuies: Andries Hermanus Olivier, Gertruida Magdalena Geyser, Johannes Stephanus Fourie, Sara Margaretha Lofty Eaton ::([[Olivier-2072|Olivier-2072]]) ===1863=== ===1864=== ::'''Inskrywing 2305''' ::Naam: Olivier Johanna Petronella Dorothea ::Datum: * 25 Jul 1864 ::Datum: = 11 Sept 1864 ::Ouers: Louis Petrus Jacobus Olivier en Elizabeth Maria Cecilia du Toit ::([[Olivier-3605|Olivier-3605]]) ::'''Inskrywing 2525''' ::Naam: Olivier Andries Hermanus ::Datum: *25 Apr 1865 ::Datum: =11 Sept 1864 ::Ouers: Willem Gerhardus Olivier en Anna Petronella Coetzee ::([[Olivier-1813|Olivier-1813]]) {{Image|file=Oudtshoorn_Doopregister-122.jpg |caption=Oudtshoorn Doopregister 1864-1866 }} ===1865=== ===1866=== {{Image|file=Oudtshoorn_Doopregister-102.jpg |caption=Oudtshoorn Doopregister 1866-1869 }} ===1867=== ===1868=== ===1869=== {{Image|file=Oudtshoorn_Doopregister-123.jpg |caption=Oudtshoorn Doopregister 1869-1891 }} {{Image|file=Oudtshoorn_Doopregister-156.jpg |caption='''Nederduits Gereformeerde Kerk, Oudtshoorn : 28 September 1869 ''' Sarah Margaret Elisabeth. Geb. 7 Sept. 1869. Ouders. Johannes Stephanus Olivier. Mary Judith Lofty Eaton. Get. Johannes Stephanus Fourie. Sarah Margaret Lofty Eaton. Gert Cornelis Olivier. Petronella Rheeder. }} {{Image|file=Oudtshoorn_Doopregister-157.jpg |caption='''Nederduits Gereformeerde Kerk, Oudtshoorn : 28 September 1869''' Maria Susanna Geb. 17 Aug. 1869. Ouders. Ockert Johannes Olivier. Gzoon. Catharina Jacomina Leroux. Get. Johannes Mattheus van der Westhuysen. Anna Margaretha Olivier }} ===1870=== ===1871=== {{Image|file=Oudtshoorn_Doopregister-104.jpg |caption=Oudtshoorn Doopregister 1871-1874 }} ::"Inskrywing 4423 ::"Naam Anna Dorothea Smith ::"Datum: 26 April 1871 ::"Ouers Alwyn Johannes Smith en Salomina Herculina Johanna Bouwer ::"Getuies: Marthinus Johannes Lourens, Susara Catharina Johanna Dorothea Potgieter, Hermanus Lambertus Potgeter, Johanna Catharina Lourens ::(https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Smith-161558) ===1872=== ===1873=== {{Image|file=Oudtshoorn_Doopregister-124.jpg |caption=Oudtshoorn Doopregister 1874-1877 }} ===1874=== ===1875=== ::'''Inskrywing 5414''' ::Naam: Olivier, Andries Hermanus Matthys ::Datum * 15 Jun. 1875 ::Datum = 25 Julie 1875 ::Ouers: David Hermanus Olivier en Catharina Aletta Petronella Alida Fourie ::Getuies: Andries Hermanus Olivier, Maria Margaretha Rheeder, Johannes Frederik Schoeman, Catharina Elizabeth Olievier. ::(https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Olivier-1299) ::[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Oudtshoorn_Doopregister-23 Oudtshoorn Doopregister 1857] ::'''Inskrywing 5423''' ::Naam: Olivier, Johan Paul ::Datum * 10 Julie 1875 ::Datum = ::Ouers: ::Getuies: ::(https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title= ) ::[ Oudtshoorn Doopregister 1857] ::'''Inskrywing 5518''' ::Naam: Olivier Hessie Cecila ::Datum * 20 November 1875 ::Datum = ::Ouers: ::Getuies: ::(https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title= ) ::[ Oudtshoorn Doopregister 1857] ::'''Inskrywing 5521''' ::Naam: Olivier, Elizabeth Helena Gesina ::Datum * 5 Desember 1875 ::Datum = ::Ouers: ::Getuies: ::(https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title= ) ::[ Oudtshoorn Doopregister 1857] ::'''Inskrywing 5529''' ::Naam: Olivier, Louis Petrus Jacobus ::Datum * 12 Desember 1875 ::Datum = ::Ouers: ::Getuies: ::(https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title= ) ::[ Oudtshoorn Doopregister 1857] ::'''Inskrywing 5553''' ::Naam: Olivier, Johanna Hendrina Salmina ::Datum * 15 Desember 1875 ::Datum = ::Ouers: ::Getuies: ::(https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title= ) ::[ Oudtshoorn Doopregister 1857] ===1876=== ===1877=== ===1878=== ===1879=== ===1880=== ::'''Inskrywing 21''' ::Naam: Olivier Hendrina Paulina ::Datum: * 13 Okt 1880 ::Datum: = 14 Nov 1880 ::Ouers: Jacob Salomon Olivier en Jacoba Johanna van Wyk ::Getuies: Willem Gerhardus Olivier, Anna Maria Coetzee, Benjamin Rheeder, Maria Olivier ::([[Olivier-3604|Olivier-3604]]) ::'''Inskrywing: 26''' ::Naam: Olivier Jacoba Susanna Johanna ::Datum: * 27 Okt 1880 ::Datum: = 21 Nov 1880 ::Ouers: Georg Frederik Olivier en Beatrix Aletta Grundling ::Getuies: Hendrik Jacobus Mulder, Martha Susanna Mulder. ::([[Olivier-3141|Olivier-3141]]) ::'''Inskrywing: 29''' ::Naam: Olivier Ockert Johannes Frederik ::Datum: * 19 Okt 1880 ::Datum: = 28 Nov 1880 ::Ouers: Louis Petrus Jacobus Olivier en Elizabeth Maria Cecilia du Toit ::Getuies: Ockert Johannes Frederik du Toit, Gertruida Anna Margaretha Becker. ::([[Olivier-3612|Olivier-3612]]) ::'''Inskrywing 45''' ::Naam: Olivier, Margaretha Hendrika ::Datum: *22 Okt 1880 ::Datum: =19 Des. 1880 ::Ouers: Gerhardus Cornelis Olivier en Petronella Johanna Rheeder ::Getuies: Johannes Jacobus Geyser, Margaretha Hendrika Olivier, Hendrik Georg Rheeder, Jacoba Susaan Grundling. ::([[Olivier-2364|Olivier-2364]]) ::'''Inskrywing 59''' ::Naam: Olivier, Jacob Salomon ::Datum: *7 Des 1880 ::Datum: =9 Jan 1881 ::Ouers: Hercules Petrus Olivier en Johanna Susanna Aletta Rheeder ::Getuie: Johanna Beatrix Strijdom, Willem Gerhardus Olivier, Hester Petronella Johanna du Preez ::(x) ::'''Inskrywing 67''' ::Naam: Olivier, Jacoba Hendrina Elizabeth ::Datum: *10 Des 1880 ::Datum: =14 Jan 1881 ::Ouers: Philippus Ludovicus Olivier en Magdalena Catharina Maria Saaiman ::Getuies: Johannes Jacobus Mulder, Jacoba Hendrina Olivier, Wijnand Breytenbach, Jacoba Elizabeth Saaiman. ::(x) ===1881=== {{Image|file=Oudtshoorn_Doopregister-125.jpg |caption=Oudtshoorn Doopregister 1881-1884 }} ===1882=== ::'''Inskrywing 452''' ::Naam: Olivier, Petronella Johanna ::Datum: *16 Feb 1882 ::Datum: =2 Apr 1882 ::Ouers: Gerhardus Cornelis Olivier en Petronella Johanna Rheeder. ::Getuies: Daniel Hendrik Benecke, Martha Magdalena Fourie, Philippus Ludovicus Daniel Olivier, Susanna Blignault. ::([[Olivier-2365|Olivier-2365]]) ::'''Inskrywing 657''' ::Naam: Olivier, David Hermanus ::Datum: * 3 Nov 1882 ::Datum: =3 Des 1882 ::Ouers: Louis Petrus Jacobus Olivier en Elizabeth Maria Cecilia du Toit ::Getuies: David Hermanus Olivier, Catharina Elizabeth Fourie ::([[Olivier-3613|Olivier-3613]]) ===1883=== ::'''Inskrywing 980''' ::Naam: Olivier, Willem Gerhardus ::Datum: *15 Des 1883 ::Datum: =13 Jan 1884 ::Ouers: Gerhardus Cornelis Olivier en Petronella Johanna Rheeder. ::Getuies: Salomon Mary Saayman, Susanna Francina Olivier, Hermanus van der Schijf, Maria Margaretha Johanna Petronella Rheeder. ::(x) {{Image|file=Oudtshoorn_Doopregister-106.jpg |caption=Oudtshoorn Doopregister 1884-1888 }} ===1884=== ::'''Inskrywing 1230''' ::Naam: Olivier, Beatrix Hendrika ::Datum: *27 Okt 1883 ::Datum: =23 Nov 1884 ::Ouers: Ockert Johannes Olivier en Catharina Jacomina le Roux. ::Johannes Petrus le Roux, Beatrix Hendrika Philippina Olivier ::([[Olivier-3165|Olivier-3165]]) ::'''Inskrywing 1230''' ::Naam: Olivier, Hercules Petrus Jacobus ::Datum: *24 Okt 1884 ::Datum: =23 Nov 1884 ::Ouers: Louis Petrus Jacobus Olivier en Elizabeth Maria Cecilia du Toit ::Hercules Petrus Jacobus du Toit, Maria Jacoba Schonken ::([[Olivier-3614|Olivier-3614]]) ===1885=== ::'''Inskrywing 147''' ::Naam: Gerber, Johanna Elizabeth ::Datum: *9 Nov. 1884 ::Datum: =11 Jan. 1885 ::Ouers: Jesaias Engelbertus Gerber Johanna Elizabeth Claassen ::Willem Hendrik Swart, Anna Salomina Claassen ::([[Gerber-1100|Gerber-1100]]) ===1886=== ::'''Inskrywing 1811''' ::Naam: Olivier, Louis Petrus Jacobus ::Datum: *22 Okt 1886 ::Datum: =5 Des 1886 ::Ouers: Louis Petrus Jacobus Olivier en Elizabeth Maria Cecilia du Toit ::Getuies: Willem Godlieb Calitz, Jacomina Christiana du Toit. ::([[Olivier-3615|Olivier-3615]]) ===1887=== ::'''Inskrywing 2153''' ::Naam: Olivier, Hendrina Elizabeth ::Datum: *8 Nov 1887 ::Datum: =11 Des 1887 ::Ouers: Gerhardus Cornelis Olivier en Petronella Johanna Rheeder. ::Getuies: Daniel Hendrik Beneke, Martha Magdalena Fourie, Godfried Jacob Rheeder, Louisa Margaretha Breitenbach. ::(x) ::'''Inskrywing 2677''' ::Naam: Olivier, Frederik Hendrik ::Datum: *11 Jul 1889 ::Datum: =25 Aug 1889 ::Ouers: Gerhardus Cornelis Olivier en Petronella Johanna Rheeder. ::Getuies: Johannes Stephanus Olivier, Sara Margaretha Elizabeth Olivier, Godfried Jacob Rheeder, Louisa Margaretha Breitenbach. ::(x) ::'''Inskrywing 3002''' ::Naam: Olivier, Johannes Stephanus ::Datum: *20 Jan 1867 ::Datum: =21 Apr 1867 ::Ouers: Gerhardus Cornelis Olivier en Petronella Johanna Rheeder ::([[Olivier-2286|Olivier-2286]]) ::'''Inskrywing 2860''' ::Naam: Olivier, Catharina Elisabeth ::Datum: * 02 Aug 1866 ::Datum: = 14 Okt 1866 ::Ouers: Louis Petrus Jacobus Olivier en Elizabeth Maria Cecilia du Toit ::([[Olivier-3606|Olivier-3606]]) ::'''Inskrywing 3530''' ::Naam: Olivier, Elizabetha Maria Cecilia ::Datum: * 30 Okt 1868 ::Datum: = 27 Des 1868 ::Ouers: Louis Petrus Jacobus Olivier en Elizabeth Maria Cecilia du Toit ::([[Olivier-3607|Olivier-3607]]) ::'''Inskrywing 3777''' ::Naam: Olivier, Christiaan Georg Frederik ::Datum: *24 Okt 1869 ::Datum: =26 Des 1869 ::Ouers: Gerhardus Cornelis Olivier en Petronella Johanna Rheeder ::([[Olivier-2317|Olivier-2317]]) ::'''Inskrywing 4244''' ::Naam: Olivier, Willem Gerhardus ::Datum: * 7 Mei 1871 ::Datum: = 18 Jun 1871 ::Ouers: Louis Petrus Jacobus Olivier en Elizabeth Maria Cecilia du Toit ::([[Olivier-3608|Olivier-3608]]) ::'''Inskrywing 4943''' ::Naam: Olivier, Johannes Frederik du Toit ::Datum: * 15 Aug 1873 ::Datum: =28 Sept 1873 ::Ouers: Louis Petrus Jacobus Olivier en Elizabeth Maria Cecilia du Toit ::([[Olivier-3609|Olivier-3609]]) ::'''Inskrywing 5529''' ::Naam: Olivier, Louis Petrus Jacobus ::Datum: *12 Des 1875 ::Datum: =30 Jan 1876 ::Ouers: Louis Petrus Jacobus Olivier en Elizabeth Maria Cecilia du Toit ::([[Olivier-3615|Olivier-3615]]) ::'''Inskrywing 6186''' ::Naam: Olivier, Andries Hermanus ::Datum: * 23 Apr 1878 ::Datum: =9 Jun 1878 ::Ouers: Louis Petrus Jacobus Olivier en Elizabeth Maria Cecilia du Toit ::([[Olivier-3611|Olivier-3611]]) ::"'Inskrywing 6795''' ::Naam: Olivier Willem Gerhardus ::Datum *11 Aug. 1880 ::Datum =29 Aug.1880 ::Ouers: Johannes Paulus Olivier en Johanna Hendrina Salomina Molendorf ::Getuie: Willem Gerhardus Olivier, Anna Maria Du Plessis ::([[Olivier-1581|Olivier-1581]]) ::'''Inskrywing: 6907''' ::Naam: Olivier Margaretha Hendrika ::Datum: * 22 Okt 1880 ::Datum: 19 Des 1880 ::Ouers: Gert Cornelis Olivier en Petronella Johanna Rheeder ::Getuies: Johannes Jacobus Geyser, Margaretha Hendrika Olivier, Hendrik Georg Rheeder, Jacoba Susaan Grundling ::(x) ::'''Inskrywing: 6921''' ::Naam: Olivier Jacob Salomon ::Datum: * 7 Des 1880 ::Datum: = 9 Jan 1881 ::Ouers: Hercules Petrus Olivier, Johanna Susanna Aletta Rheeder ::Getuies: Jacob Salomon Rheeder, Johanna Beatrix Strijdom, Willem Gerhardus Olivier, Hester Petronella Johanna du Preez. ::(x) ::'''Inskrywing: 6929''' ::Naam: Olivier Jacoba Hendrina Elizabeth ::Datum: * 10 Des 1880 ::Datum: = 14 Jan 1881 ::Ouers: Philippus Ludovicus Olivier, Magdalena Catharina Maria Saaiman ::Getuies: Johannes Jacobus Mulder, Jacoba Hendrina Olivier, Wijnand Breytenbach, Jacoba Elizabeth Saaiman. ::(x) ::'''Inskrywing: 9180''' ::Naam: Olivier Elizabetha Johanna ::Datum: *1 Jun 1888 ::Datum: = 16 Jul 1888 ::Ouers: Ignatius Petrus Olivier en Fredrika Maria Francina Potgieter ::Getuies: Ockert Petrus Jacobus Olivier, Maria Johanna Lourens. ::(x) ::'''Inskrywing 9185''' ::Naam: Olivier Petronella Elizabeth ::Datum: *16 Jul 1888 ::Datum: = 16 Jul 1888 ::Ouers: Willem Gerhardus Olivier en Anna Maria Elizabeth Susanna Coetzee ::Getuies : Wynand Breitenbach, Jacoba Elizabeth Zaaiman ::([[Olivier-1820|Olivier-1820]]) {{Image|file=Oudtshoorn_Doopregister-126.jpg |caption=Oudtshoorn Doopregister 1888-1891 }} ---- ::'''Inskrywing: 6430''' ::Naam: Olivier David Hermanus ::Datum: * 30 Apr 1901 ::Datum: = 14 Jul 1901 ::Ouers: Andries Hermanus Matthijs Olivier, Jacoba Elizabeth Breytenbach ::Getuies: Andries H. Breytenbach, Magdalena C Zaaiman ::([[Olivier-1772|Olivier-1772]]) ::'''Inskrywing: 7304''' ::Naam: Olivier Wynand Andries ::Datum: * 27 Mrt 1904 ::Datum: =29 Mei 1904 ::Ouers: Andries Hermanus Matthys Olivier en Jacoba Elizabeth Breytenbach ::Getuies: Ockert P Olivier, Catharina A Breytenbach :: ::'''Inskrywing 7471/1904''' ::Naam: Olivier David Gysbert ::Datum:*26 Nov. 1904 ::Datum: = 1 Jan. 1905 ::Ouers: David Hermanus Olivier en Francina Johanna du Preez ::(https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Olivier-3373) ::'''Inskrywing 7859''' ::Naam: Olivier Hester Agnes ::Datum: *21 Jan. 1906 ::Datum: = 8 Mrt. 1906 ::Ouers: David Hermanus Olivier en Francina Johanna du Preez ::(https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Olivier-3374) ::'''Inskrywing 8259''' ::Naam: Olivier Weeber ::Datum *12 Jun. 1907 ::Datum: = 28 Jul. 1907 ::Ouers: David Hermanus Olivier en Francina Johanna du Preez. ::(https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Olivier-3375) ::'''Inskrywing 8846''' ::Naam: Olivier Hugo ::Datum: *02 Mrt. 1909 ::Datum: = 25 Apr. 1909 ::Ouers: David Hermanus Olivier en Francina Johanna du Preez ::(https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Olivier-3376) ::'''Inskrywing 9339''' ::Naam: Olivier Wouter du Preez ::Datum: * 2 Aug. 1910 ::Datum: = 23 Okt. 1910 ::Ouers: David Hermanus Olivier en Francina Johanna du Preez ::(https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Olivier-3383) ::'''Inskrywing 9796''' ::Name: Olivier Catharina Elizabeth ::Datum: * 17 Feb. 1912 ::Datum: = 2 Jun. 1912 ::Ouers: David Hermanus Olivier en Francina Johanna du Preez ::(https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Olivier-3377) ::'''Inskrywing 10238''' ::Name: Olivier Nerine ::Datum: *5 Nov. 1913 ::Datum = 30 Nov. 1913 ::Ouers: David Hermanus Olivier en Francina Johanna du Preez ::([[Olivier-3378|Olivier-3378]]) ::'''Inskrywing 10576''' ::Name: Olivier Louis Botha ::Datum: * 9 Mrt. 1915 ::Datum: = 25 Apr. 1915 ::Ouers David Hermanus Olivier, Francina Johanna du Preez ::(https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Olivier-3379 ::'''Inskrywing 11041''' ::Name: Olivier Hester Agnes ::Datum: *25 Apr. 1917 ::Datum: = 10 Jun. 1917 ::Ouers: David Hermanus Olivier en Francina Johanna du Preez ::([[Olivier-3384|Olivier-3384]]) ::'''Inskrywing 58''' van 1923/1924 ::Naam: Olivier Du Preez ::Datum *28 July 1923 ::Datum: = 30 Sep. 1923 ::Predikant: Ds. A. H. Stander ::Ouers: David Hermanus Olivier en Francina Johanna du Preez ::(https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Olivier-3381) ::'''Inskrywing 754''' van 1954. ::Naam: Olivier Gideon Johannes ::Datum: *16 Apr. 1954 ::Datum: = 30 Mei 1954 ::Ouers: Du Preez Olivier en Evelyn Wolmarans ::Get: Catharina Elizabeth Coates ::([[Olivier-3382|Olivier-3382]])
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[[Category:Lincoln Assassination Plot]] [[Category:Our American Cousin]] == Background == On 14 Apr 1865 [[Lincoln-103|'''President and Mrs. Lincoln''']] attended an evening performance of ''Our American Cousin'' at Ford's Theater in Washington, D.C. Halfway through Act III Scene 2, actor Harry Hawk - playing the lead role of Asa Trenchard - uttered the comedic line: "Don't know the manners of good society, eh? Well, I guess I know enough to turn you inside out, old gal - you sockdologizing old man trap!" During the ensuing laughter, actor and Confederate sympathizer, [[Booth-580|'''John Wilkes Booth''']] - who was not a part of the cast - raised a Derringer pistol and fatally shot the President in the back of the head. Booth then leaped from the President's box onto the stage and made his escape through the back of the theater to a horse he had left waiting in the alley. == Project Goals == The goal of this project is to create and develop profiles for each of the now mostly forgotten ''Our American Cousin'' actors, musicians, managers and crew members employed at Ford's Theater on the night President Lincoln was assassinated. In the days, weeks, and months that followed this tragic event, these individuals were caught up in a terrifying round of arrests and interrogation that, for many, would profoundly impact the trajectory of the remained of their lives. If you would like to join this project, simply post a comment here on this page, in [https://www.WikiTree.com/g2g G2G], or [https://www.WikiTree.com/index.php?title=Special:PrivateMessage&who=28493123 send me a private message]. == Plot == ''Our America Cousin'' was a three-act farce by English playwright [[Taylor-92753|'''Tom Taylor''']]. Its story centers on an unrefined American named Asa Trenchard, who is introduced to his aristocratic English relatives when he travels to England to claim a large estate. == Profiles == (c) = Connected to the Big Tree ==='''Management'''=== :[[Ford-16443|John T. Ford]], theater owner (c) :[[Ford-20453|Harry Clay Ford]], daily manager (c) :[[Ford-20454|James R. Ford]], business manager (c) :[[Phillips-43541|Henry B. Philips]], acting manager :[[Raybold-14|Thomas J. Raybold]], house manager :[[Sessford-26|Joseph S. Sessford]], ticket agent :[[Lutz-3769|John S. Lutz]], Laura Keene's husband-manager (c) ==='''Cast'''=== :[[Moss-8141|Laura Keene]], Florence Trenchard (c) :[[Dyott-25|John Dyott]],* Abel Murcott :[[Hawk-1946|Willian Henry "Harry" Hawk]],* Asa Trenchard :[[Gourlay-30|Thomas C. Gourlay]], Sir Edward Trenchard :[[Emerson-4786|Edwin A. "Ned" Emerson]], Lord Dundreary (c) :[[Matthews-16980|John Matthews]], Mr. Coyle :[[Ferguson-16879|William J. Ferguson]], Lt. Vernon :[[Byrne-6232|Charles Francis Byrne]], Capt. DeBoots :[[Spear-1862|George Gaines Spear]], Binney :[[Evans-41545|John H. "Johnny" Evans]], Buddicomb :[[DeBonay-2|John L. DeBonay]], prompter, John Whicker :[[Parkhurst-1109|George A. Parkhurst]], Bailiff :[[Johnson-xxx|L. Johnson]],** Bailiff - (profile needed) :[[Gourlay-31|Jeannie Gourlay]], Mary Trenchard :[[Robbins-8944|Helen Muzzy]], Mrs. Mountchessington :[[Coleman-17467|Helen Truman]], Augusta :[[Hart-20303|May Hart]], Georgiana :[[Evans-41548|Kate Evans]], Sharpe :[[Gourlay-38|Maggie Gourlay]], Skillet :[[Brink-2737|Edwin Hunter Brink]], uncredited :[[Hess-7285|Courtland Van Rensselaer Hess]], uncredited (c) * Hawk and Doytt were members of Laura Keen's personal entourage. All other cast members belonged to Ford's stock company. ** There is not currently enough information to identify L. Johnson beyond his minor role with the Ford Theater Company. ==='''Orchestra'''=== :(PARTIAL LIST) :[[Withers-351|William S. Billy" Withers Jr.]], orchestra conductor :[[Arth-102|Christopher P. Arth]], violin :[[Arth-98|George M. Arth]], double bass :[[Arth-99|Joseph A. Arth]], drums :[[Bradley-17584|Isaac S. Bradley]], violin :[[Crossley-xxx|Samuel Crossley]],* violin - (profile needed) :[[Donch-4|Henry Donch]], clarinet :[[Grillo-195|Scipione Grillo]], baritone horn :[[Hubbard-9644|Luke Hubbard]], triangle and bells :[[Musgrif-1|William Musgrif]], cello :[[Petrola-1|Salvadore Petrola]], cornet :[[Schneider-12373|Paul S. Schneider]], possibly violin or trumpet :[[Steckelberg-28|Henry Steckelberg]], cello :[[Weber-6200|Louis Weber]], bass :[[Withers-354|Reuben Withers]], drums * In 1991, the National Park Service received a donation of a violin to the Ford’s Theatre collection. The violin was said to have been played at Ford’s Theatre on the night of Lincoln’s assassination. A label inside the violin identified its previous owner as a Union soldier by the name of Samuel Crossley. Crossley has yet to be further identified. ==='''Crew'''=== :[[Unknown-614537|Catherine "Kittie" Brink]], backstage helper :[[Buckingham-2712|John E. "Buck" Buckingham]], doorkeeper :[[Burroughs-2810|Joseph "Peanut John" Burroughs]], errand boy :[[Carland-56|Louis J. Carland]], costumer :[[Gifford-4580|James Johnson Gifford]], head carpenter :[[Gorman-3621|Edward Gorman]], gasman :[[Hazelton-1028|Joseph H. Hazelton]], program boy :[[James-xxx|Henry M. James]],* stagehand - (profile needed) :[[Lamb-10591|James Lamb]], scenic artist :[[Maddox-3745|James L. "Jimmie" Maddox]], head property man :[[Miles-xxx|John Miles]],* stagehand - (profile needed) :[[Otis-1496|William H. "Billy" Otis]], Laura Keene's personal assistant :[[Rittersbach-18|Jacob "Jake" Rittersbach]], stagehand :[[Selecman-7|John T. Selecman]], property assistant :[[Simms-xxx|Joe Simms]],* stagehand - (profile needed) :[[Spangler-379|Edman "Ned" Spangler]], stagehand :[[Wright-57350|John Burroughs Wright]], stage manager * Stagehands James, Miles and Simms have not been further identified. == Sources == The management, cast, and crew lists above come directly from Thomas A. Bogar's terrific book, '''''Backstage at the Lincoln Assassination''': The Untold Story of the Actors and Stagehands at Ford's Theater'' (Washington, DC: Regenery History, 2013). The orchestra list comes from Dave Taylor's 11 Aug 2018 blog entry, The Ford’s Theatre Orchestra at [https://lincolnconspirators.com/2018/08/11/the-fords-theatre-orchestra '''LincolnConspirators.com''']. As no list of orchestra members was ever compiled at the time of the assassination, Taylor cautions that evidence supporting the presence of each of these individuals "''is, overall, extremely weak and varies greatly from man to man. Every name must be taken with a grain of salt and, aside from William Withers, we cannot guarantee that any of these men were actually present.''"
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=== OUR O'DRISCOLL Y-CHROMOSOME DNA RESULTS === Congratulations, [[O'Driscoll-117|Tim]]! You have proven your/our O'Driscoll paternal ancestry going back over a 1000 years. Your Y-111 STRs (said "stirs", which tests 111 Short Tandem Repeats markers) and Big Y results (which tests 11.5 to 12.5 million base-pairs of mapped positions of the non-recombining Y chromosome, identifying known SNPs (said "snips", aka Single Nucleotide Polymorphisms) AND novel variants (previously unrecorded) SNPs) show that you match several Driscolls/O'Driscolls who have O'Driscoll ancestors from County Cork. The project called "I2a Y-Haplogroup", to which you belong, has over 2600 members. It is focused on haplogroups, or ancient ancestry going back thousands of years. The project covers the entire I-P37 haplogroup, but you belong to a branch called I-L161, and more specifically a branch we call "Isles-A". The Isles-A group is the same as the Y12072+ group and includes all the subgroups of I-Y12072. The entire I-L161 group is nicknamed "Isles" because it is more common in Great Britain and Ireland than in continental Europe. But it is rare even in Britain and Ireland, less than 1% of men there belong to I-L161. A now-defunct DNA testing company gave the I-L161 group the nickname "The Deerhunters" which is supposed to mean that your paternal ancestors were already in Western Europe/Britain and Ireland well over 6,000 years ago, leading a hunter-gatherer life, before the arrival of new technologies, agriculture, new languages. Timothy's DYS481=23 is unique among I-P37 Driscolls tested. There is one Driscoll DYS481=22, the remaining are DYS481=24 and DYS481=25. This is a marker with a high-medium mutation rate; at present, there is no reason to place particular importance on it. So far, there are no other STR mutations that would suggest a division between Timothy and other I-P37 Driscolls. Timothy's STR matches in the project appear remote - not within a reasonably close genealogical timeframe. Out of five matches at 111 markers - the nearest one by Genetic Distance 102/111 - three matches are confirmed A14359, one is known to be closely related to a confirmed A14359. That leaves only one match who has not done sufficient deep SNP testing to know his terminal SNP. Your Big Y found approximately 5 harmless mutations in your Y chromosome that weren't found in any other Big Y testers (these mutations are also called SNPs (aka unnamed variants/novel variants). Therefore we know that you don't have a recent common ancestor with any of the other Driscoll men who have tested Big Y (The Big Y test covers approx 75% of the mappable regions of the Y chromosome, the maximum that FTDNA presently tests). Approximately 8 of your Driscoll relatives, and approximately 4 additional men of other names who likely have a Driscoll paternal ancestor have also completed Big Y. They also had some private novel variants, and some of them share additional variants. Thanks to all of this, we can start to separate the O'Driscoll family into different branches, and calculate when the most recent common ancestor of each branch lived. In Summary: # All of your O'Driscoll family is A13665+ (i.e., "positive for SNP A13665") # Almost all of your O'Driscoll family is additionally A13664+, and you are also A13664+ (i.e., "positive for SNP A13664") # Most of your O'Driscoll family is additionally A13904+ and A14359+, but you are A13904- and A14359- (i.e., "negative for SNP A13904 and A14359"). There is another completed Big Y with A13665+ A13664+ A13904- A14359- results. But as far as we can tell, you don't share any SNPs/unnamed variants with him, and you aren't closely related (estimate that you and he are related in the male line some 1200 years ago). There are also some people who haven't tested Big Y, but who have A13665+ A13664+ A13904- A14359- results from individual SNP testing (or equivalent results). It's possible that if these families did Big Y we would learn that they are closer relatives to you. The families probably have a Driscoll paternal ancestor several generations ago. The average age of Irish surnames is about 1000 years, and similar to the date of the traditional founder Eidersceoil supposedly born about 910 CE, but the age of the A13665 subclade may be more since two previous testers are A13664-, so possibly a group of already related men took up the same surname. Others may just have made a different choice. However, over a thousand years is plenty of time for [https://isogg.org/wiki/Non-paternity_event non-patrilineal events] (i.e., events which cause a break in the link between an hereditary surname and the Y-chromosome resulting in a son using a different surname from that of his biological father) of many kinds, either into or out of the surname, perhaps both in one line. For example, there are some Driscolls in A11115 who are related only pre A13665 so probably acquired the name secondhand. I/[[McCarthy-2108|Sheila]] have requested Tim's BAM file from FTDNA. They are backlogged and this might take months. After I receive the BAM file, the next step step is to get the results validated at YFull.com. YFull analysis also sorts out the good SNPs from the dodgy ones and may find some more. For example if Tim is positive for A13664, he should be positive for Y31631, but FTDNA hasn’t detected this. Tim's kit will appear anonymously on the YFull tree under I-A13664*. See here: [https://www.yfull.com/tree/I-Y12072/ YFull Tree for Tim O'Driscoll]. == Sources ==
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[[Category:Native_American_Sources]] [[Category: False Native American Genealogies]] == Citation == : [[Deyo-464|William Deyo]], "Our Patawomeck Ancestors," in ''Patawomeck Tides,'' Vol 12, #1 (15 Sept 2009): pp. 2-7 Original URL: https://home.nps.gov/jame/learn/historyculture/upload/Patawomeck-Tides-2009.pdf (no longer online); found through Archive.org's WayBack machine at: https://web.archive.org/web/20150930033004/https://home.nps.gov/jame/learn/historyculture/upload/Patawomeck-Tides-2009.pdf. Also transcribed below. == Commentary == Author is William "Bill" Deyo,[[Deyo-464|William Deyo]] tribal historian for the Patawomeck tribe. This article is often cited as proof that [[Powhatan-3|Pocahontas]] had a daughter named "[[Powhatan-239|Ka Okee]]" through an earlier marriage to an Indian named [[Powhatan-173|Kocoum]]. While the marriage to one "private captaine called Kocoum" was referenced by [[Strachey-7|William Strachey]],William Strachey, Historie of Travell into Virginia Britania (1612 [check]), eds. Louis B. Wright and Virginia Freund, Kraus Reprint Limited, Liechtenstein 1967 p. 62. (In an 1849 edition, the information will be found on [https://archive.org/stream/historietravail00majogoog#page/n114/mode/1up p 54].) there is no evidence of offspring from this marriage. And some historians have shed doubt on the interpretation of Strachey's naming of "Kocoum."Charles Dudley Warner, "The Story of Pocahontas," Part II (https://www.gutenberg.org/files/3129/3129-h/3129-h.htm), 22 Aug 2006 Some generations down from this supposed daughter are also in doubt. See below. Because multiple families (Robeson, Peyton, Newton, Gordon and Sullivan) all claimed descent from on [[Unknown-332659|Christian (supposedly Pettus) Martin]] (who was said to have had much Indian blood), and because Christian Pettus was said to have been born about 1636/7, Deyo theorized that Christian's mother must have been Ka-Okee and a daughter of Pocahontas. "That explained the fondness of the name of 'Rebecca' by the descendants of the Martin family."As of January 2024, the descendants list from [[Unknown-332659|Christian Martin]] includes the name Rebecca only twice-- once as a given name, another as a middle name. === Claims === Deyo's article lacks references for a number of claims, including: * Pochontas was claimed as an ancestress by both Roberson and Peyton families. * that by her first husband [[Powhatan-173|Kokoum]], Pocahontas had a daughter [[Powhatan-239|Ka-Okee]] who: ** married a member of the Pettus family, "likely a brother of [[Pettus-8|Col. Thomas Pettus]] who had a sister named [[Pettus-135|Christian]] and owned land that adjoined that of Chief Wahangonoche which was the later home of Ka-Okee's daughter Christian." *** Col. Thomas Pettus had a brother [[Pettus-156|Theodore]] who came to Virginia in 1623 and was still in VA "near end of 1626 when he made a testimony in court" ** was mother of [[Unknown-332659|Christian]] who m1 [[Martin-30281|[John] Martin]], m2 [[Waddington-216| [Francis] Waddington]]. ** had her identity as daughter of Pocahontas "probably kept secret by the Patawomecks to protect the safety of the child;" ** that she was raised by the Patawomeck tribe. * NOTE: Deyo cites Custalow and Daniel, ''[[Space:True Story of Pocahontas|True Story of Pocahontas]]'', admitting that the book only calls this child "Little Kokoum" [a male!] and that the authors admit they know nothing about the child from the sacred Mattaponi history. * Mattaponi Chief, O.T. Custalow married Elizabeth Newton of Stafford. * Rebecca Martin Peyton, claimed to be named after a child of John and Christian [Pettus] Martin; Deyo believes Rebecca was the oldest child of John and Christian; and that she was the first wife of [[Waugh-16|Rev. John Waugh]] [WikiTree's profile for Waugh has no wife Rebecca attached as of Jan 2024]. ** Rev. John Waugh later married [[Martin-26777|Christian]], another daughter of [[Martin-30281|John Martin]] and Christian [i.e., then sister of his first wife "as was often done in the old days"]; this second wife married second Evan Williams. [WikiTree's profile of her as of Jan 2024 has her FIRST married to Williams, then to Waugh.] * Close connections between the Rolfe and Pettus families in England. * That while Pocahontas visited John Rolfe's estate in England, she "no doubt met the Pettus family" and asked them to check on her daughter Ka-Okee if they ever visited Virginia; and that one of them must have and then married Ka-Okee ** That he could have been a son of William Pettus and Elizabeth Rolfe who were married in 1594. * [[Powhatan-235|Chief Wahanganoche]] married a daughter of his cousin Ka-Okee; strong connections between Patawomeck and Pamunkey Indians * [[Powhatan-170|Opechancanough]] married his own niece, Powhatan's daughter, [[Powhatan-5|Cleopatra]], sister of Pocahontas. * It was common practice of the head of the Federation to take a wife and then send her away after she had given birth to her first child. * That the exception was "favorite" wife who lived with the head of the Federation and bore him many children; that she was "favorite" because she was of royal bloodline and through her the male chief could inherit his rule. * From the above, Deyo concludes that the mother of Pocahontas and Cleopatra was Chief Powhatan's favorite wife [[Powhatan-175|Winganuske]]. ** Winganuske had royal bloodline through her mother, the eldest of the two sisters of Chief Powhatan * Patawomeck tribe was one of the subjects of Powhatan "as he stated in his own words, and a part of the Powhatan Federation. * In 1622 [[Smyth-536|Capt. John Smith]] visited Great King of Patawomeck who told Smith that "Optichipam [next brothr of the late Chief Powhatan, who died in 1618] was his brother." * That Great King of Patawomeck (or Capt. Smith or Opitchipam?) refused gift of beads from opechancanough, the next brother of Opitchipam that were given to him to kill [[Croshaw-6|Capt. Rawleigh Croshaw]] and caused the break from the Powhatan Federation." * That [[Powhatan-6|Japasaw]] married a daughter of Powhatan, a sister of Pocahontas, and a daughter of Winganuske * That Japasaw's younger brother was Kocoum (first husband of Pocahontas) * When Pocahontas visited England in 1616, she took a number of relatives and friends with her, including "two daughters of no lesse than petie kinges" one of whom must have been brother of Wahangonache who succeeded Japasaw. ''See McClure, The Chamberlain Letters, [https://archive.org/details/chamberlainlette0000cham/page/214/mode/2up?q=Pocahontas&view=theater p. 214] cannot find the source of the "daughters of no lesse than petie kings" quote, Dale and Chamberlain report only "some ten or twelve of that country"'' === Individuals Named in this Article === In order of appearance: * [[Powhatan-239|Ka-Okee]], Indian girl (through Robeson, Peyton, Newton, Gordon and Sullivan families); * [[Powhatan-3|Pocahontas]], Indian Princess * [[Rolfe-2|John Rolfe]] * [[Powhatan-235|Chief Wahanganoche]] alias Whipsewasson; married a daughter of his relative Ka-Okee; son of: * [[Powhatan-6|Japasaw, Chief Passapatanzy]] * Ontonah, Indian girl through Curtis family [no Wikitree profile as of Jan 2024] * Christian (Pettus) Martin "known to have had much Indian blood" b abt 1636. ** Wikitree profile of [[Unknown-332659|Christian (Unknown) Martin]]. No evidence she was a Pettus, much less of Native American descent. * [[Powhatan-173|Kocoum]], first husband of Pocahontas (this was documented in 1610 by StracheyAdd reference here) "younger brother of": * [[Powhatan-6|Chief Japasaw]] (lesser chief; never became Great King of Patawomeck; last record 1619/20; close friend but not brother to Chief Powhatan. * Mattaponi Chief, [[Custalow-8|O.T. Custalow]] who married [[Newton-7032|Elizabeth Newton]] of Stafford. * [[Pettus-285|William Pettus]], uncle of Col. Thomas Pettus, who apparently married: * Elizabeth Rolfe, ''(At the time of William's will his wife was called Elizabeth but her family is not currently known.)'' daughter of : * Henry Rolfe, John Rolfe's grand uncle * [[Pettus-8|Col. Thomas Pettus]], who brought to Virginia his nephew: * [[Pettus-188|Thomas Pettus]], son of [[Pettus-18|William Pettus]] (who was brother to Col. Thomas, above) * [[Fugate-11|Josias Fugate]], grandson of (which?) Thomas Pettus; (''not accurate, Josias' mother was [[Petty-1469|Dorothy PETTIT]] not PETTUS)''married: * [[Martin-1398|Mary Martin]], granddaughter of John Martin and Christian Pettus * An unnamed sister of Christian Pettus who married a Mr. Goldsby and is believed to have had a brother (''deposition transcribed on profile of [[Unknown-332659|Christian Unknown Martin Waddington]]'' * Robert Pettis who lived in the same area and who had a daughter : * Rebecca Pettis, named in will of Thomas Maddison as his godchild. May have been the first wife of John Meese (her cousin) * Thomas Maddison, said to have been son of: * [[Madison-285|Isaac Maddison]] who lived a while at the Patawomeck village (''Isaac Madison was dead by 1625, his widow Mary is listed in the 1624/25 muster. No children)'' * Chief Powhatan (Wahunsunacock), * Great King of Patawomeck - often mentioned (but not named) in records as brother of Japasaw, lesser chief. Deyo claims he was father of Powhatan's wife Winganuske * [[Unknown-332659|Pasquinquineo/Nemattanon]], b abt 1545, alias Don Luis de Velasco, "taken by the spanish when he was young and returned many years later"; candidate for father of Chief Powhatan. ** "Since Nemattanon held the same position as Powhatan, he could only have been the younger brother of Powhatan's mother, through whom the 'royal' bloodline flowed. ** "Since the early Powhatans had a tradition of calling a maternal uncle as 'father', that would explain the confusion. * Winganuske had royal bloodline through her mother, the eldest of the two sisters of Chief Powhatan; Deyo claims her father was Great King of Patawomeck. * Mary and Elizabeth "daughter of 'no lesse than petie kinges" who travelled with Pocahontas to England in 1616. Apparently sent in 1621 by Virginia company to Somers Islands (Bermuda) where one died during voyage; and the other married in 1622 an Englishman at the home of Governor Nathaniel Butler who encouraged her to write to her brother in Virginia (See Rountree, Pocahontas People, " (''See Kingsbury, Myra Records of the Virginia Company, Vol. 1 pp 485 &'' [https://archive.org/details/recordsofvirgini01virg/page/496/mode/2up?view=theater p 496] === Evidence mentioned by Deyo === * Reference to an unnamed book by Wyndham Robertson about Pocahontas and John Rolfe. * Stories passed down by relatives * Family Bibles * old letters * unspecified manuscripts * Linwood Custalow & Angela Daniel, ''[[Space:True Story of Pocahontas|True Story of Pocahontas]]'', based on "sacred oral history of the Mattaponi Tribe" (which Deyo admits refers to this child as "Little Kocoum" and raised by the Patawomeck tribe. '''Update:''' This book has subsequently been critiqued by Kevin Miller at [https://www.pocahontaslives.com/on-custalows-true-story.html Meeting in the Middle: Myth-making in The True Story of Pocahontas: The Other Side of History]. * Matachanna, supposed sister of Pocahontas "who went to England with Pocahontas and took care of Thomas Rolfe, the son of Pocahontas and John Rolfe. * Research of Mattaponi Chief, O.T. Custalow who married Elizabeth Newton of Stafford. * The presence of a portrait of Pocahontas in a Pettus home in England. * Dissertation of Dr. J. Frederick Fausz of William & Mary College, 1977. (Supposedly explains Native American kinship designations.) * Quote of Capt. John Smith: "His [Powhatan's] kingdome desendeth not to his sonnes nor children: but first to his brethren, whereof he hat 3 namely Opitchapan, Opechancanough, and Catataugh; and after their decease to his sitsers. First to the eldest sister, then to the rest; and after them tothe heires male and female of the eldest siste but never to the heires of the males." ** "Even though this was the rule, there was a way of getting around it for the children of a male ruler to inherit the leadership of the Federation." * Chief Richardson, ''Pocahontas Revealed," which claimed that Chief Powhatan's daughter Pocahontas was being groomed to become a future ruler. (From this Deyo concluded that Pocahontas' mother must have had royal blood.) * Testimony of Macumps, brother of (female) Winganuske, who named many of Powhatan's wives and children; Winganuske had royal bloodline through her mother, the eldest of the two sisters of Chief Powhatan * Testimony of Henry Spelman, "who lived for a number of years with Chief Japasaw" ** that Great Patawomeck and his brother Japasaw, the lesser King/Chief, were appointed to their positions by Chief Powhatan. ** Japasaw had two wives, one named Paupauwiske who had a baby son; the other, unnamed, * Lesser Chief, Gary Cooke, at a recent (at time of writing of the article) Tribal Council meeting stated that Capt. Smith never talked to Japasaw, only his brother. * Writings of Capt. Ralph Hamor who wrote about the capture of Pocahontas by the English in 1613. Claimed Japasaw had been given a copper kettle and other items by [[Argall-31|Capt. Argall]] for delivering Pocahontas to them. That Japasaw's "father had then eight of our English men..." * Records of the Virginia Company concerning those travelling to England with Pocahontas and John Rolfe in 1616. === Transcription === :: ''Because the original article has been removed from the tribal website, we include a transcript of it here.''' : Your Tribal Historian, William L. “Bill” Deyo, became interested in his family roots at a very early age. Stories about the ancestors told by his grandaunt, Anne (Roberson) Hudson, and his grandfather, Leonard Madison Hudson, made him anxious to learn more about these people of the past who were his forebears. The most intriguing stories were about the ancestors of Indian blood, Chief Pasapatanzy, the Indian girl, Ka-Okee, and even Indian Princess Pocahontas, herself. As a child, every Christmas he would put on his Christmas list to receive his family tree, but it never became a reality. As a teenager, he started compiling his own ancestor charts of the names given to him by his elders. During his first week in college at the University of Richmond, he became familiar with the large genealogical collection at the Boatwright Library and was taught by the Reference Librarian, Miss Francis, how to use the various genealogical reference books to trace his ancestry. The most wonderful discovery was a book about the descendants of Pocahontas and John Rolfe by their descendant, Wyndham Robertson, a former Governor of Virginia. Since so many of Bill’s relatives had told him that he was a direct descendant of Pocahontas, he was determined to find out how that came about. He studied the various descents from Pocahontas and John Rolfe for many months without finding any possible lineage to his family. Over the years that followed, he found many other clues that Pocahontas was an ancestor, but could not find any ancestors who connected with the genealogy of the descendants of Pocahontas and John Rolfe. He eventually decided that, if Pocahontas really was an ancestor, her connection to his family was simply an unsolved mystery. Apparently, the time was just not right for the line of descent from Pocahontas to be known, as will be shown. ::
: Not being able to solve the lineage back to Pocahontas, Bill began to concentrate on the other ancestral lines. When he was home from college, he would go with his grandmother and grandaunt to visit many of the older relatives in Stafford County in hopes of learning more about distant ancestors. Those visits were vital in tracing the various lines of Indian ancestry. Many relatives knew stories that had been passed down since the 1600s and had Family Bibles, old letters, and even manuscripts written many years ago about our families. Bill learned that he had descents from Chief Wahanganoche, alias Whipsewasson, son of Japasaw (Chief Passapatanzy); from the Indian girl, Ontonah, through the Curtis family; and from the Indian girl, Ka-Okee, through the Roberson and other families. He learned about various other lines of Indian blood in which the name of the Indian ancestor had been forgotten. There was enough information about Ontonah to figure out where she fit in on the family tree, but the Indian girl, Ka-Okee, remained a mystery. ::
: About three years ago [2006], Bill was determined to figure out exactly where Ka-Okee fit in our genealogy. He knew that she was claimed by the Roberson and Peyton families. When tracing back the ancestry of those two families, there only seemed to be one place where Ka-Okee would fit, as the mother of the ancestor, Christian (Pettus) Martin, who was known to have had much Indian blood. Then, everything else fell into place and fit like a glove. The Sullivan family, known to have had much Indian blood but who did not know the name of their Indian ancestor, also descended in several ways from Christian Martin. Ka-Okee was the name of the previously unknown Indian ancestor of the Sullivans! The later Newton family knew that they had the Indian blood through the marriage into the Monteith family, but there was Indian blood in the early Newton family which was unaccounted for. That mystery was now solved, as the early Newtons also descended from Christian Martin and her mother, Ka-Okee. The Jett family always claimed Indian blood, which was attested to by the late George Gordon, Commissioner of Revenue of Stafford, but from where did that come? It was also through their descent from Christian Martin and Ka-Okee! After putting together a multitude of descendants of Ka-Okee through her daughter, Christian Martin, an amazing thing happened. A book was published by Dr. Linwood Custalow and Angela Daniel about the true story of Pocahontas. The information was obtained from the sacred oral history of the Mattaponi Tribe. The Mattaponi Tribe has a special interest in Pocahontas, as many of them descend from the sister of Pocahontas, Matachanna, who went to England with Pocahontas and took care of Thomas Rolfe, the son of Pocahontas and John Rolfe. The book revealed that Pocahontas first married the Indian, Kocoum, the younger brother of Chief Japasaw, and had a child by him. William Strachey, Secretary of Virginia Colony, wrote that Pocahontas had first married the Indian, Kocoum, in 1610, but did not mention that she had a child by him, a fact that was probably kept secret by the Patawomecks for the safety of the child. The book by Custalow and Daniel calls the child “Little Kocoum,” but the time line near the end of the book states that they really do not know anything about the child from the sacred Mattaponi history, only that Pocahontas had a child by Kocoum and that the child was raised by the Patawomeck Tribe. The book states that the Newton family of Stafford County descends from the child of Pocahontas and Kocoum! Can you imagine the joy of the compiler to learn this after over 40 years of research. It was no wonder that he could not find a descent from Pocahontas and John Rolfe for his family. The descent was not from John Rolfe at all but was through Pocahontas’ first husband, Kocoum! The reason that the Mattaponi Tribe knew that the Newtons and other Stafford families descended from Pocahontas and Kocoum was due to the research of the late Mattaponi Chief, O. T. Custalow, who married Elizabeth Newton of Stafford. Chief Custalow researched the ancestry of his wife, Elizabeth Newton, long before the compiler was born and was able to talk to the elders at that time who knew how they descended from Pocahontas. Years later, when the compiler began his research, the elders at that time knew that Pocahontas was their ancestor but did not know how. ::
: After finding out about the descent from Pocahontas and Kocoum, the task began to figure out the exact lineage. This was not difficult because every family line which carried the knowledge of a descent from Pocahontas went back to the Martin family and the Indian girl, Ka-Okee. Since we know from a deposition that Ka-Okee’s daughter, Christian, was born about 1636 or 1637, it was not hard to figure out that Ka-Okee, herself, was the daughter of Pocahontas! That explained the fondness of the name of “Rebecca” by the descendants of the Martin family, as that was the Christian name of Pocahontas. The Peyton/Payton family claimed that their Indian ancestor was a daughter of Powhatan and even named a child as late as the 1800s as “Rebecca Martin” Peyton. She was obviously named after a child of John and Christian Martin. Bill, the compiler, believes that Rebecca was the oldest child of John and Christian Martin and was the first wife of Rev. John Waugh. Rev. Waugh’s descendants by his first wife carry the strong tradition of Indian blood. As was often done in the old days, Rev. Waugh later married another daughter of John and Christian Martin, namely their daughter, Christian, who had first been married to Evan Williams and was the ancestor by Williams of some of the families of Elkins, Grigsby, Redman, and Peyton. Rev. Waugh did not have any children by his last wife, Christian. Ka-Okee is believed to have married a member of the Pettis/Pettus family. The name of her daughter, Christian, was a favorite ancestral name of that family going back to their ancestor in England, Christan (Dethick) Pettus, and the descendants of Christian Martin continued to carry on that given name for many generations. Ka-Okee’s husband was likely a brother of Col. Thomas Pettus, who had a sister named “Christian” and owned land that adjoined that of Chief Wahanganoche which was the later home of Ka-Okee’s daughter, Christian. Col. Thomas Pettus did have a brother, Theodore, who came to Virginia in 1623 and was still in Virginia near the end of 1626, when he made a testimony in court. It is important to note that the famous Matoaka portrait of Pocahontas was found in England in a Pettus home! Col. Thomas Pettus’ uncle, William Pettus, married Elizabeth Rolfe, the daughter of John Rolfe’s own granduncle, Henry Rolfe! The compiler did not realize that such close connections between the Rolfe and Pettus families existed in England until he was compiling this article. John Rolfe took Pocahontas to his family estate in England when they visited there in 1616. She no doubt met the Pettus family and may have asked that if any of them went to Virginia to please check on her daughter, Ka-Okee. One evidently did check on her and married her. Since we do not have definite knowledge of the name of Mr. Pettis/Pettus, who married Ka-Okee, he could even have been been a son of William Pettus and Elizabeth Rolfe who were married in 1594. Col. Thomas Pettus brought his nephew, Thomas, son of his brother, William, to Virginia. Is it any wonder that Thomas Pettus’ grandson, Josias Fugate, married his own cousin, Mary Martin, a granddaughter of John Martin and Chistian Pettus and became the ancestor of the Sullivan family of Stafford? Christian Pettus, daughter of Ka-Okee, had a sister who married a Mr. Goldsby and is believed to have had a brother, Robert Pettis, who lived in the same area and had a daughter named Rebecca. Rebecca, daughter of Robert Pettis, was named in the will of Thomas Maddison as his godchild. Thomas Maddison is said to have been the son of Isaac Maddison, who lived for a while at the Patawomeck Village. Rebecca Pettis may have been the same Rebecca who was the first wife of John Meese, her cousin of Indian blood, and would explain why the later Mees/Mays family of Stafford County claimed a descent from Pocahontas. Ka-Okee may have had many other children who were the ancestors of Stafford families. The compiler believes that Chief Wahanganoche, himself, married a daughter of his relative, Ka-Okee, as will be explained. Many of our tribal members may not know their distant ancestry and would not be aware of their own descents from Pocahontas. It would probably help to mention here that some of the families who carry the traditional descent from Pocahontas and Kocoum are: Martin, Threlkeld, Porch, Sullivan, Fugate, Roberson, Curtis, Limbrick, Newton, Green, Butler, Courtney, Humphries, Brown, Jett, Peyton/Payton, Chilton, Burton, Hudson, Jones, Cox, Grigsby, Bates, Berry, Kitchen, Fines, Chinn, McGuire, Payne, Rollow, and many others. ::
: To explain why the compiler believes that Chief Wahanganoche married a daughter of his cousin, Ka-Okee, is a very important story that forms the very basis of our Patawomeck Tribe and its strong connection to the Pamunkey Indians. We need to go back to the family of Chief Powhatan, the supreme ruler of the Powhatan Federation. He was called Chief Powhatan because that was the name of the Federation. His real name was Wahunsunacock. We have a similar situation with out ancestor, Chief Japasaw, who was called Chief Passapatanzy because that was where he lived. The Great King of Patawomeck was often mentioned in the records as the brother of Japasaw, the Lesser Chief, but his actual name has never been determined. We could just similarly call him Chief Patawomeck or King Patawomeck. For years there has been controversy about the identity of Chief Powhatan’s father. Some of the early records state that he was the son of Nemattanon, alias Don Luis de Velasco, who was taken by the Spanish when he was young and returned many years later. I even stated this in some of my published books, but I now believe that he was not Powhatan’s father. The ages do not match well enough for him to have been a father of Powhatan, since Nemattanon was born about 1543, and Powhatan was born about 1545. Since Nemattanon held the same position as Powhatan, he could only have been the younger brother of Powhatan’s mother, through whom the “royal” bloodline flowed. Since the early Powhatans had a tradition of calling a maternal uncle as “father”, that would explain the confusion. This practice of kinship designation is explained in the dissertation of Dr. J. Frederick Fausz of William & Mary College in 1977. The Powhatans had a matrilineal society, in which the ruling bloodline always flowed through the women. Captain John Smith explained this as: “His [Powhatan’s] kingdome desendeth not to his sonnes nor children: but first to his brethren, whereof he hath 3 namely Opitchapan, Opechancanough, and Catataugh; and after their decease to his sisters. First to the eldest sister, then to the rest: and after them to the heires male and female of the eldest sister; but never to the heires of the males.” ::
: Even though this was the rule, there was a way of getting around it for the children of a male ruler to inherit the leadership of the Federation. Chief Richardson made the statement in Pocahontas Revealed that Chief Powhatan’s daughter, Pocahontas, was being groomed to become a future ruler. Your compiler, at first, thought that Pocahontas could never have become a future ruler because she was the daughter of a male ruler whose children could not inherit the rule. Then, he started to examine the circumstances and realized that Chief Richardson was right! Pocahontas certainly was being groomed for leadership, but why would that be if she could never inherit that position? Then, came the light! A child of any male ruler could indeed inherit the rule, if, and only if, their mother was of the royal bloodline! All of the male rulers knew this and appeared to have made it a common practice to marry their relatives who were in line to inherit the rule through their royal bloodline. That explained why Opechancanough married his own niece, Powhatan’s daughter, Cleopatra, sister of Pocahontas, because she too was of the royal bloodline. The head of the Federation was allowed to have as many wives as he wished, whereas the other chief of the tribes under his rule were only allowed to have a maximum of two wives. It was the common practice of the head of the Federation to take a wife and then send her away after she had given birth to her first child. The head of the Federation had one child by each wife and the wife was then free to go on with her life and marry someone else. The one exception to this practice was the “favorite” wife. There was at least one favorite wife who lived with the head of the Federation and bore him many children. She was his favorite because she was of the royal bloodline and the only way through which he could have children to inherit his rule. He would, therefore, have as many children by her as he could to create his legacy. Who, then, was the mother of Pocahontas and Cleopatra? It was the favorite wife of Chief Powhatan, Winganuske. She was known to have been his favorite wife and the mother of his then favorite daughter (Cleopatra), after Pocahontas had left his home to be married. We know the names of many of Powhatan’s wives and children by the testimony of Machumps, the brother of Winganuske. Winganuske had the royal bloodline through her mother, the eldest of the two sisters of Chief Powhatan. ::
: Now, we come to the connection to our Patawomeck Tribe. Our tribe was one of the subjects of Powhatan, as he stated in his own words, and a part of the Powhatan Federation. We also know this from the testimony of Henry Spelman, who lived for a number of years with Chief Japasaw. Because the Patawomeck Tribe was a part of the Federation, its rulers were appointed by the head of the Federation. Both the Great King Patawomeck and his brother, Japasaw, the Lesser King/Chief, were appointed to their positions by Chief Powhatan. In 1622, the Great King of Patawomeck was visited by Capt. John Smith. He told Capt. Smith that Opitchipam [next brother of the late Chief Powhatan, who died in 1618] was his brother. It was at this time that he also refused the gift of beads from Opechancanough, the next brother of Opitchipam, that were given to him to kill Capt. Rawleigh Croshaw and caused the break from the Powhatan Federation. This has long been a point of confusion for many including myself. The Great King of Patawomeck has often been stated, at this time, to have been Japasaw, not his older brother. This was not the case, however. The last apparent record of Japasaw was in 1619/1620, when he made a trip to Jamestown, as a representative of his brother, the Great King Patawomeck. As will be explained later, Japasaw may have died by the early spring of 1622, and it was the Great King Patawomeck, the older brother, who was still alive in the fall of 1622 and talked to Capt. John Smith. Your compiler was very glad that our wise Lesser Chief, Gary Cooke, pointed out in a recent Tribal Council meeting that Capt. Smith never talked to Japasaw, only his brother. Japasaw never became the Great King of Patawomeck. He appears to have been the Lesser Chief or King until his death. The sacred oral history of the Mattaponi, some of which has recently been published by Dr. Linwood Custalow and Angela Daniel, states that Japasaw was a very close friend of Chief Powhatan, but was not his brother. Therefore, if Japasaw was not the brother of Opitchipam and Powhatan, how could his own brother, the Great King of Patawomeck, have been their brother, per his own statement? He was not their brother by blood but was their brother by marriage to their eldest sister! He was the father of Powhatan’s favorite wife, Winganuske. ::
: When the Patawomecks broke away from the Powhatan Federation in 1622 and allied with the English, they no longer were subject to having their rulers appointed. They held to the system of the matrilineal society and used it internally in their own tribe, just as they had done long before they became a part of the Powhatan Federation and were allied with the Piscataway Tribe. As their bloodlines were then very much a part of the Powhatans, they continued that royal female bloodline. We know from the writings of Henry Spelman that Japasaw had two wives. One was named Paupauwiske, who had a baby son when Spelman was living with them. We do not know the name of the other wife, but we do know something of her identity. When Pocahontas was living with the Patawomecks at the time that she was captured by the English in 1613, Capt. Ralph Hamor wrote about her capture. In his narrative, he mentioned that Japasaw had been given a copper kettle and other items by [[Argall-31|Capt. Argall]] for delivering Pocahontas to them. Hamor made the statement about Japasaw “that doubtlesse he would have betrayed his owne father for them…” That tells us that Powhatan was not Japasaw’s own father. However, Hamor then states that “his [Japasaw’s] father had then eight of our English men, many swords, peeces, and other tooles, which he had at severall times by treacherous murdering of our men, taken from them…” The man who had eight of the Englishmen was none other than Chief Powhatan. That was the main reason for capturing Pocahontas, to use her as a bribe to get the eight Englishmen back safely from Powhatan. If Powhatan was not “Japasaw’s own father” by Hamor’s own words, then why did Hamor then call Powhatan the father of Japasaw? It was because Powhatan was Japasaw’s father-in-law by having married one of his daughters, a sister of Pocahontas. By marrying one of Winganuske’s daughters, Japasaw was seeing to it that one of his own children might have a chance of becoming the ruler of the Federation. His son by a daughter of Powhatan did indeed become the Great King of Patawomeck after the Patawomeck Tribe had broken away from the Federation. The only way that could have happened was for Wahanganoche’s mother to have been of the royal bloodline. It was possible for the son of a Lesser Chief to take over his father’s position, even without being of the royal bloodline, but to become the supreme chief, a son of a male ruler must have had the royal bloodline through his mother. This close connection of Japasaw and Pocahontas, along with the fact that Pocahontas married Japasaw’s younger brother, Kocoum, was the reason that Pocahontas was living with the Patawomecks at the time of her capture. Japasaw was the granduncle and the double brother-in-law of Pocahontas. The fact that the Indians married their nieces in order to give their children a chance to rule may seem like incest to us now, but it was perfectly acceptable to them. Many of the great civilizations of the world carried on the same practice. It was even acceptable for a man to marry his half-sister, as long as she did not have the same mother. This was a practice of the great civilization of Egypt, as well as the Hawaiians. I must mention here that our Biblical ancestor, Abraham, even married his own half-sister, Sarah! ::
: As mentioned above, the compiler believes that the Lesser King of Patawomeck, Japasaw, died in or by the early spring of 1622. When Pocahontas and John Rolfe visited England in 1616, Pocahontas took a number of her relatives and friends with her. The records of the Virginia Company reveal that two of these Indians were daughters of “no lesse than petie kinges.” Their names were Mary and Elizabeth. In 1621, the Virginia Company sent them to the Somers Islands [Bermuda]. One died during the voyage, but the other, thought to have been the one named “Elizabeth,” was married there in the early spring of 1622 to a well-to-do Englishman at the home of Governor Nathaniel Butler, the ancestral uncle of many of the Butlers of Stafford County. Governor Butler encouraged the Indian maiden to write a letter to her brother in Virginia, who, by her father’s late death, had succeeded to his command. If her father was a Lesser King/Chief, and she was a relative of Pocahontas, who had close ties of kinship to the Patawomeck Tribe, it is very likely that he was Japasaw, Lesser King/Chief of the Patawomecks. Her brother would have been none other than our ancestor, Wahanganoche, who would have succeeded his father as Lesser Chief. As the Great King of Patawomeck was still alive, Wahanganoche would not have inherited that position until after his death, which likely occurred on 22 May 1623 at the famous Poison Plot, in which Dr. John Pott prepared a poison punch that killed over 200 Indians at Patawomeck, including many chiefs. Wahanganoche is believed to have also been the young King of Patawomeck when Father Andrew White visited in March of 1634. Since he was still under age at that time, he had a guardian named Archihu, who was his uncle. Since Archihu had not inherited the kingship, he was evidently an uncle by marriage to a deceased sister of Wahanganoche’s mother of the royal blood. Wahanganoche was still probably a boy in his late teens by 1634 but would soon take over sole responsibility of the Patawomeck Tribe as an adult king. There were probably several others who would have been in line for the position of the Great King at the time he inherited it, but it is likely that most of the adults died from Dr. Pott’s poison punch. ::
: Now, we will go back to the reason for all of this background information. It was to show why the compiler believes that Wahanganoche, King of Patawomeck, married a daughter of his cousin, Ka-Okee, child of Pocahnotas. It was the same practice that his ancestors had carried on for generations before him. By marrying a daughter of Ka-Okee, he would have given his children the matrilineal royal bloodline that had passed down through Powhatan’s eldest sister and the Great King of Patawomeck. At that time, Wahanganoche was very limited at possibilities for a wife to carry on this ancestral tradition. There were probably not many women of the royal bloodline to chose from. Not only were the daughters of Ka-Okee prime candidates, they lived on adjoining property to him. Because Ka-Okee’s daughter would have been half English with very prestigious ancestry on her father side of the Pettis/Pettus family, it is no wonder why Chief Wahanganoche was able to marry so many of his daughters to English colonists of such high social status. ::
: William L. “Night Owl” Deyo : August 2009 == Sources ==
: Not being able to solve the lineage back to Pocahontas, Bill began to concentrate on the other ancestral lines. When he was home from college, he would go with his grandmother and grandaunt to visit many of the older relatives in Stafford County in hopes of learning more about distant ancestors. Those visits were vital in tracing the various lines of Indian ancestry. Many relatives knew stories that had been passed down since the 1600s and had Family Bibles, old letters, and even manuscripts written many years ago about our families. Bill learned that he had descents from Chief Wahanganoche, alias Whipsewasson, son of Japasaw (Chief Passapatanzy); from the Indian girl, Ontonah, through the Curtis family; and from the Indian girl, Ka-Okee, through the Roberson and other families. He learned about various other lines of Indian blood in which the name of the Indian ancestor had been forgotten. There was enough information about Ontonah to figure out where she fit in on the family tree, but the Indian girl, Ka-Okee, remained a mystery. ::
: About three years ago [2006], Bill was determined to figure out exactly where Ka-Okee fit in our genealogy. He knew that she was claimed by the Roberson and Peyton families. When tracing back the ancestry of those two families, there only seemed to be one place where Ka-Okee would fit, as the mother of the ancestor, Christian (Pettus) Martin, who was known to have had much Indian blood. Then, everything else fell into place and fit like a glove. The Sullivan family, known to have had much Indian blood but who did not know the name of their Indian ancestor, also descended in several ways from Christian Martin. Ka-Okee was the name of the previously unknown Indian ancestor of the Sullivans! The later Newton family knew that they had the Indian blood through the marriage into the Monteith family, but there was Indian blood in the early Newton family which was unaccounted for. That mystery was now solved, as the early Newtons also descended from Christian Martin and her mother, Ka-Okee. The Jett family always claimed Indian blood, which was attested to by the late George Gordon, Commissioner of Revenue of Stafford, but from where did that come? It was also through their descent from Christian Martin and Ka-Okee! After putting together a multitude of descendants of Ka-Okee through her daughter, Christian Martin, an amazing thing happened. A book was published by Dr. Linwood Custalow and Angela Daniel about the true story of Pocahontas. The information was obtained from the sacred oral history of the Mattaponi Tribe. The Mattaponi Tribe has a special interest in Pocahontas, as many of them descend from the sister of Pocahontas, Matachanna, who went to England with Pocahontas and took care of Thomas Rolfe, the son of Pocahontas and John Rolfe. The book revealed that Pocahontas first married the Indian, Kocoum, the younger brother of Chief Japasaw, and had a child by him. William Strachey, Secretary of Virginia Colony, wrote that Pocahontas had first married the Indian, Kocoum, in 1610, but did not mention that she had a child by him, a fact that was probably kept secret by the Patawomecks for the safety of the child. The book by Custalow and Daniel calls the child “Little Kocoum,” but the time line near the end of the book states that they really do not know anything about the child from the sacred Mattaponi history, only that Pocahontas had a child by Kocoum and that the child was raised by the Patawomeck Tribe. The book states that the Newton family of Stafford County descends from the child of Pocahontas and Kocoum! Can you imagine the joy of the compiler to learn this after over 40 years of research. It was no wonder that he could not find a descent from Pocahontas and John Rolfe for his family. The descent was not from John Rolfe at all but was through Pocahontas’ first husband, Kocoum! The reason that the Mattaponi Tribe knew that the Newtons and other Stafford families descended from Pocahontas and Kocoum was due to the research of the late Mattaponi Chief, O. T. Custalow, who married Elizabeth Newton of Stafford. Chief Custalow researched the ancestry of his wife, Elizabeth Newton, long before the compiler was born and was able to talk to the elders at that time who knew how they descended from Pocahontas. Years later, when the compiler began his research, the elders at that time knew that Pocahontas was their ancestor but did not know how. ::
: After finding out about the descent from Pocahontas and Kocoum, the task began to figure out the exact lineage. This was not difficult because every family line which carried the knowledge of a descent from Pocahontas went back to the Martin family and the Indian girl, Ka-Okee. Since we know from a deposition that Ka-Okee’s daughter, Christian, was born about 1636 or 1637, it was not hard to figure out that Ka-Okee, herself, was the daughter of Pocahontas! That explained the fondness of the name of “Rebecca” by the descendants of the Martin family, as that was the Christian name of Pocahontas. The Peyton/Payton family claimed that their Indian ancestor was a daughter of Powhatan and even named a child as late as the 1800s as “Rebecca Martin” Peyton. She was obviously named after a child of John and Christian Martin. Bill, the compiler, believes that Rebecca was the oldest child of John and Christian Martin and was the first wife of Rev. John Waugh. Rev. Waugh’s descendants by his first wife carry the strong tradition of Indian blood. As was often done in the old days, Rev. Waugh later married another daughter of John and Christian Martin, namely their daughter, Christian, who had first been married to Evan Williams and was the ancestor by Williams of some of the families of Elkins, Grigsby, Redman, and Peyton. Rev. Waugh did not have any children by his last wife, Christian. Ka-Okee is believed to have married a member of the Pettis/Pettus family. The name of her daughter, Christian, was a favorite ancestral name of that family going back to their ancestor in England, Christan (Dethick) Pettus, and the descendants of Christian Martin continued to carry on that given name for many generations. Ka-Okee’s husband was likely a brother of Col. Thomas Pettus, who had a sister named “Christian” and owned land that adjoined that of Chief Wahanganoche which was the later home of Ka-Okee’s daughter, Christian. Col. Thomas Pettus did have a brother, Theodore, who came to Virginia in 1623 and was still in Virginia near the end of 1626, when he made a testimony in court. It is important to note that the famous Matoaka portrait of Pocahontas was found in England in a Pettus home! Col. Thomas Pettus’ uncle, William Pettus, married Elizabeth Rolfe, the daughter of John Rolfe’s own granduncle, Henry Rolfe! The compiler did not realize that such close connections between the Rolfe and Pettus families existed in England until he was compiling this article. John Rolfe took Pocahontas to his family estate in England when they visited there in 1616. She no doubt met the Pettus family and may have asked that if any of them went to Virginia to please check on her daughter, Ka-Okee. One evidently did check on her and married her. Since we do not have definite knowledge of the name of Mr. Pettis/Pettus, who married Ka-Okee, he could even have been been a son of William Pettus and Elizabeth Rolfe who were married in 1594. Col. Thomas Pettus brought his nephew, Thomas, son of his brother, William, to Virginia. Is it any wonder that Thomas Pettus’ grandson, Josias Fugate, married his own cousin, Mary Martin, a granddaughter of John Martin and Chistian Pettus and became the ancestor of the Sullivan family of Stafford? Christian Pettus, daughter of Ka-Okee, had a sister who married a Mr. Goldsby and is believed to have had a brother, Robert Pettis, who lived in the same area and had a daughter named Rebecca. Rebecca, daughter of Robert Pettis, was named in the will of Thomas Maddison as his godchild. Thomas Maddison is said to have been the son of Isaac Maddison, who lived for a while at the Patawomeck Village. Rebecca Pettis may have been the same Rebecca who was the first wife of John Meese, her cousin of Indian blood, and would explain why the later Mees/Mays family of Stafford County claimed a descent from Pocahontas. Ka-Okee may have had many other children who were the ancestors of Stafford families. The compiler believes that Chief Wahanganoche, himself, married a daughter of his relative, Ka-Okee, as will be explained. Many of our tribal members may not know their distant ancestry and would not be aware of their own descents from Pocahontas. It would probably help to mention here that some of the families who carry the traditional descent from Pocahontas and Kocoum are: Martin, Threlkeld, Porch, Sullivan, Fugate, Roberson, Curtis, Limbrick, Newton, Green, Butler, Courtney, Humphries, Brown, Jett, Peyton/Payton, Chilton, Burton, Hudson, Jones, Cox, Grigsby, Bates, Berry, Kitchen, Fines, Chinn, McGuire, Payne, Rollow, and many others. ::
: To explain why the compiler believes that Chief Wahanganoche married a daughter of his cousin, Ka-Okee, is a very important story that forms the very basis of our Patawomeck Tribe and its strong connection to the Pamunkey Indians. We need to go back to the family of Chief Powhatan, the supreme ruler of the Powhatan Federation. He was called Chief Powhatan because that was the name of the Federation. His real name was Wahunsunacock. We have a similar situation with out ancestor, Chief Japasaw, who was called Chief Passapatanzy because that was where he lived. The Great King of Patawomeck was often mentioned in the records as the brother of Japasaw, the Lesser Chief, but his actual name has never been determined. We could just similarly call him Chief Patawomeck or King Patawomeck. For years there has been controversy about the identity of Chief Powhatan’s father. Some of the early records state that he was the son of Nemattanon, alias Don Luis de Velasco, who was taken by the Spanish when he was young and returned many years later. I even stated this in some of my published books, but I now believe that he was not Powhatan’s father. The ages do not match well enough for him to have been a father of Powhatan, since Nemattanon was born about 1543, and Powhatan was born about 1545. Since Nemattanon held the same position as Powhatan, he could only have been the younger brother of Powhatan’s mother, through whom the “royal” bloodline flowed. Since the early Powhatans had a tradition of calling a maternal uncle as “father”, that would explain the confusion. This practice of kinship designation is explained in the dissertation of Dr. J. Frederick Fausz of William & Mary College in 1977. The Powhatans had a matrilineal society, in which the ruling bloodline always flowed through the women. Captain John Smith explained this as: “His [Powhatan’s] kingdome desendeth not to his sonnes nor children: but first to his brethren, whereof he hath 3 namely Opitchapan, Opechancanough, and Catataugh; and after their decease to his sisters. First to the eldest sister, then to the rest: and after them to the heires male and female of the eldest sister; but never to the heires of the males.” ::
: Even though this was the rule, there was a way of getting around it for the children of a male ruler to inherit the leadership of the Federation. Chief Richardson made the statement in Pocahontas Revealed that Chief Powhatan’s daughter, Pocahontas, was being groomed to become a future ruler. Your compiler, at first, thought that Pocahontas could never have become a future ruler because she was the daughter of a male ruler whose children could not inherit the rule. Then, he started to examine the circumstances and realized that Chief Richardson was right! Pocahontas certainly was being groomed for leadership, but why would that be if she could never inherit that position? Then, came the light! A child of any male ruler could indeed inherit the rule, if, and only if, their mother was of the royal bloodline! All of the male rulers knew this and appeared to have made it a common practice to marry their relatives who were in line to inherit the rule through their royal bloodline. That explained why Opechancanough married his own niece, Powhatan’s daughter, Cleopatra, sister of Pocahontas, because she too was of the royal bloodline. The head of the Federation was allowed to have as many wives as he wished, whereas the other chief of the tribes under his rule were only allowed to have a maximum of two wives. It was the common practice of the head of the Federation to take a wife and then send her away after she had given birth to her first child. The head of the Federation had one child by each wife and the wife was then free to go on with her life and marry someone else. The one exception to this practice was the “favorite” wife. There was at least one favorite wife who lived with the head of the Federation and bore him many children. She was his favorite because she was of the royal bloodline and the only way through which he could have children to inherit his rule. He would, therefore, have as many children by her as he could to create his legacy. Who, then, was the mother of Pocahontas and Cleopatra? It was the favorite wife of Chief Powhatan, Winganuske. She was known to have been his favorite wife and the mother of his then favorite daughter (Cleopatra), after Pocahontas had left his home to be married. We know the names of many of Powhatan’s wives and children by the testimony of Machumps, the brother of Winganuske. Winganuske had the royal bloodline through her mother, the eldest of the two sisters of Chief Powhatan. ::
: Now, we come to the connection to our Patawomeck Tribe. Our tribe was one of the subjects of Powhatan, as he stated in his own words, and a part of the Powhatan Federation. We also know this from the testimony of Henry Spelman, who lived for a number of years with Chief Japasaw. Because the Patawomeck Tribe was a part of the Federation, its rulers were appointed by the head of the Federation. Both the Great King Patawomeck and his brother, Japasaw, the Lesser King/Chief, were appointed to their positions by Chief Powhatan. In 1622, the Great King of Patawomeck was visited by Capt. John Smith. He told Capt. Smith that Opitchipam [next brother of the late Chief Powhatan, who died in 1618] was his brother. It was at this time that he also refused the gift of beads from Opechancanough, the next brother of Opitchipam, that were given to him to kill Capt. Rawleigh Croshaw and caused the break from the Powhatan Federation. This has long been a point of confusion for many including myself. The Great King of Patawomeck has often been stated, at this time, to have been Japasaw, not his older brother. This was not the case, however. The last apparent record of Japasaw was in 1619/1620, when he made a trip to Jamestown, as a representative of his brother, the Great King Patawomeck. As will be explained later, Japasaw may have died by the early spring of 1622, and it was the Great King Patawomeck, the older brother, who was still alive in the fall of 1622 and talked to Capt. John Smith. Your compiler was very glad that our wise Lesser Chief, Gary Cooke, pointed out in a recent Tribal Council meeting that Capt. Smith never talked to Japasaw, only his brother. Japasaw never became the Great King of Patawomeck. He appears to have been the Lesser Chief or King until his death. The sacred oral history of the Mattaponi, some of which has recently been published by Dr. Linwood Custalow and Angela Daniel, states that Japasaw was a very close friend of Chief Powhatan, but was not his brother. Therefore, if Japasaw was not the brother of Opitchipam and Powhatan, how could his own brother, the Great King of Patawomeck, have been their brother, per his own statement? He was not their brother by blood but was their brother by marriage to their eldest sister! He was the father of Powhatan’s favorite wife, Winganuske. ::
: When the Patawomecks broke away from the Powhatan Federation in 1622 and allied with the English, they no longer were subject to having their rulers appointed. They held to the system of the matrilineal society and used it internally in their own tribe, just as they had done long before they became a part of the Powhatan Federation and were allied with the Piscataway Tribe. As their bloodlines were then very much a part of the Powhatans, they continued that royal female bloodline. We know from the writings of Henry Spelman that Japasaw had two wives. One was named Paupauwiske, who had a baby son when Spelman was living with them. We do not know the name of the other wife, but we do know something of her identity. When Pocahontas was living with the Patawomecks at the time that she was captured by the English in 1613, Capt. Ralph Hamor wrote about her capture. In his narrative, he mentioned that Japasaw had been given a copper kettle and other items by [[Argall-31|Capt. Argall]] for delivering Pocahontas to them. Hamor made the statement about Japasaw “that doubtlesse he would have betrayed his owne father for them…” That tells us that Powhatan was not Japasaw’s own father. However, Hamor then states that “his [Japasaw’s] father had then eight of our English men, many swords, peeces, and other tooles, which he had at severall times by treacherous murdering of our men, taken from them…” The man who had eight of the Englishmen was none other than Chief Powhatan. That was the main reason for capturing Pocahontas, to use her as a bribe to get the eight Englishmen back safely from Powhatan. If Powhatan was not “Japasaw’s own father” by Hamor’s own words, then why did Hamor then call Powhatan the father of Japasaw? It was because Powhatan was Japasaw’s father-in-law by having married one of his daughters, a sister of Pocahontas. By marrying one of Winganuske’s daughters, Japasaw was seeing to it that one of his own children might have a chance of becoming the ruler of the Federation. His son by a daughter of Powhatan did indeed become the Great King of Patawomeck after the Patawomeck Tribe had broken away from the Federation. The only way that could have happened was for Wahanganoche’s mother to have been of the royal bloodline. It was possible for the son of a Lesser Chief to take over his father’s position, even without being of the royal bloodline, but to become the supreme chief, a son of a male ruler must have had the royal bloodline through his mother. This close connection of Japasaw and Pocahontas, along with the fact that Pocahontas married Japasaw’s younger brother, Kocoum, was the reason that Pocahontas was living with the Patawomecks at the time of her capture. Japasaw was the granduncle and the double brother-in-law of Pocahontas. The fact that the Indians married their nieces in order to give their children a chance to rule may seem like incest to us now, but it was perfectly acceptable to them. Many of the great civilizations of the world carried on the same practice. It was even acceptable for a man to marry his half-sister, as long as she did not have the same mother. This was a practice of the great civilization of Egypt, as well as the Hawaiians. I must mention here that our Biblical ancestor, Abraham, even married his own half-sister, Sarah! ::
: As mentioned above, the compiler believes that the Lesser King of Patawomeck, Japasaw, died in or by the early spring of 1622. When Pocahontas and John Rolfe visited England in 1616, Pocahontas took a number of her relatives and friends with her. The records of the Virginia Company reveal that two of these Indians were daughters of “no lesse than petie kinges.” Their names were Mary and Elizabeth. In 1621, the Virginia Company sent them to the Somers Islands [Bermuda]. One died during the voyage, but the other, thought to have been the one named “Elizabeth,” was married there in the early spring of 1622 to a well-to-do Englishman at the home of Governor Nathaniel Butler, the ancestral uncle of many of the Butlers of Stafford County. Governor Butler encouraged the Indian maiden to write a letter to her brother in Virginia, who, by her father’s late death, had succeeded to his command. If her father was a Lesser King/Chief, and she was a relative of Pocahontas, who had close ties of kinship to the Patawomeck Tribe, it is very likely that he was Japasaw, Lesser King/Chief of the Patawomecks. Her brother would have been none other than our ancestor, Wahanganoche, who would have succeeded his father as Lesser Chief. As the Great King of Patawomeck was still alive, Wahanganoche would not have inherited that position until after his death, which likely occurred on 22 May 1623 at the famous Poison Plot, in which Dr. John Pott prepared a poison punch that killed over 200 Indians at Patawomeck, including many chiefs. Wahanganoche is believed to have also been the young King of Patawomeck when Father Andrew White visited in March of 1634. Since he was still under age at that time, he had a guardian named Archihu, who was his uncle. Since Archihu had not inherited the kingship, he was evidently an uncle by marriage to a deceased sister of Wahanganoche’s mother of the royal blood. Wahanganoche was still probably a boy in his late teens by 1634 but would soon take over sole responsibility of the Patawomeck Tribe as an adult king. There were probably several others who would have been in line for the position of the Great King at the time he inherited it, but it is likely that most of the adults died from Dr. Pott’s poison punch. ::
: Now, we will go back to the reason for all of this background information. It was to show why the compiler believes that Wahanganoche, King of Patawomeck, married a daughter of his cousin, Ka-Okee, child of Pocahnotas. It was the same practice that his ancestors had carried on for generations before him. By marrying a daughter of Ka-Okee, he would have given his children the matrilineal royal bloodline that had passed down through Powhatan’s eldest sister and the Great King of Patawomeck. At that time, Wahanganoche was very limited at possibilities for a wife to carry on this ancestral tradition. There were probably not many women of the royal bloodline to chose from. Not only were the daughters of Ka-Okee prime candidates, they lived on adjoining property to him. Because Ka-Okee’s daughter would have been half English with very prestigious ancestry on her father side of the Pettis/Pettus family, it is no wonder why Chief Wahanganoche was able to marry so many of his daughters to English colonists of such high social status. ::
: William L. “Night Owl” Deyo : August 2009 == Sources ==
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[[Category:Pool Name Study]][[Category:Y-DNA Haplogroup G]][[Category:Poole Name Study]][[Category:Poule Name Study]] Our Y Haplogroup G line of Poole / Pool celebrated 400 years in America in 2019. If this is your line, please consider joining and adding your information. The '''goal''' of this project is to ...Provide a history of this "Y haplogroup G" Pool family from pre-history to modern times. Right now this project just has one member, me. I am [[Pool-982|William Pool]]. I would love to share the task with others who have interest in this line. Here are some of the tasks that I think need to be done. I'll be working on them, and could use your help. * Publish existing knowledge of the history of this line * Provide Full Documentation on this line *Provide select photos, photocopies, and transcriptions of key documents Will you join me? Please post a comment here on this page, in [http://www.wikitree.com/g2g G2G] using the project tag, or [http://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special:PrivateMessage&who=8810500 send me a private message]. Thanks! == === POOL FAMILY GENEALOGY === == === '''Our Poule /Poole/Pool Family History''' === This is a study of a Y Chromosome haplogroup "G" family of Pool / Pool originating from Huguenot Languedoc France William T Pool, Jr 1/1/2016 =========================================================== ""the first of our Poole line in America: David and Daniel Poole"" here are some notes on David Poole ( I will come back and re-edit these, but meanwhile here is a brief summary of what we know about David Poole: BRIEF BIOGRAPHICAL NOTES: The original French family name may have been POULE according to the respected text," A History of Wine in America" Vol 1. However, although born in France, the area that David and Daniel came from didn't speak French -- so "Pool" or "Poole" may be just as close to the actual name as "Poule". (note the language in Languedoc in southern France spoken by the Poole's and other natives of Languedoc was actually not "French" but a distinct Language called "Occitan" called "d'oc" by its native speakers. it is a Latin based language that dates from Roman times. --the actual name as spoken by the family would not be French surname Poule -- my guess is that Poule is an approximation of the original Occitan name. Both the culture and language of Languedoc was very different from the rest of France). A few references (e.g. Encycylpedia of Virginia Biography Vol 1) use the spelling "Pole" but this spelling is rarely seen in original documents; with rare exceptions, the spelling "Poole" is used in the early Virginia records. Some have advanced the speculation that our "Poole" family from Languedoc may have been so-called because they produced the high alcohol wine called Picapoll / Piquepoul/ Piquepoule, A wikipedia reference notes" picat or picada are adjectives meaning chopped. Then look at poll which could mean flea or louse. It seems like were no further in breaking this down from French except for one thing in that in Catalan pell means skin. Its very believable that pell would become poll over centuries of use by peasants and so you actually have a name that means chopped skin which when you look at the grape is exactly what you see and you originally have picadapell for the original name. It all makes a great deal more sense than a stinging hen or well, whatever you get from the French name." David Poole is documented to have been born in Languedoc France. The date is not documented, but is estimated to be 1585 to 1600. To be recognized as a expert wine maker, he must have been in his 30's in 1620. He would not have likley been much older than that because of physical hardship and active threat of the native Indian population (it was a hard and dangerous time). David Poule Poole and his relative Daniel are likely the first of our DNA G Haplogroup Pool / Poole line to immigrate to America . Arriving in about 1720 , David was one of the first Poole surname persons to arrive in the American colonies. Daniel Poole (believed to have been a brother or close cousin) immigrated at about the same time. David was among seven wine experts that were brought to the Colony of Virginia with the aim to develop a wine industry in America that could rival France. They were to teach the colonists " how to plant trees and grape vines, raise silkworms, and make wine." Because the Huguenots were being persecuted in France, large numbers had fled to England and America. It is likley that the Brittish had their pick from a large group of higlhy qualified expert wine makers, and David Poole was recognized as a master in his trade. By most accounts, the treatment of the French wine masters was poor. Culturally different, with their own Huguenot Religion and Occitan Language, they were treated much like indentured servants certainly not the status / treatment they expected.; certainly not the status / treatment they expected.The wine venture in Virginia was a failure. Likely the combination of grape diseases, insects, and lack of understanding and support by the Virginia colonists led to failure of the wine venture. By 1632, it was clear that excellent money was to be made in tobacco, and not in wine. The Virginia General Assembly was angered by the French wine masters switching to tobacco and pass a law "inbibiting them from so doing on penalty of forfeiting their leases and havng to qauit the colongy."( History of Hampton and Eliz City County, by L G Tyler published 1922;). Ultimately hard economics won out and Buck Roe became a commercial tobacco venture. The same reference qyotes Smollet as writting , " by the export of tobacco from the Chesapeake, the credithy of the colonies was chiefly, if not wholly supported". By 1647, we see that David Poole is no longer leasing the land at Buck Roe (see notes below). My guess is that by that time, he had made money from tobacco and was doing well. Well enough, apparently, to be able to afford to go back to Europe for at least a brief time, and returned with wife Mary, daughter Jane, and son Martin in 1752. There are subsequent deed documents for Jane and Martin, but ultimately I lose track of them. John Pool, their eldest son remains well documented as well as his children. After returning, we see that only Mary signed one legal document in 1755; which may mean that David was ill or dead by this time. I have followed others in estimating 1760 as reasonable date for David's death. ================== SOME NOTES / DOCUMENTS / DISCUSSION I consider the relationship between David Poole, his wife and children to be fully documented. The population of Elizabeth City in 1625 was only 359 persons, so the risk of confusing our line with the other Poole persons living in the area is minimal The original French family name may have been POULE according to the respected text, A History of Wine in America. Although born in France, the area that David and Daniel came from didn't speak French -- so "Pool" or "Poole" may be just as close to the actual name as "Poule". (note the language in Languedoc in southern France spoken by the Pooles and other natives of Languedoc was actually not "French" but a distinct Language called "Occitan" called "d'oc" by it's native speakers. it is a Latin based language that dates from the 10th century. --the actual name as spoken by the family would not be be French surname Poule -- my guess is that Poule is an approximation of the original Occitian name. Both the culture and language of Languedoc was very different from the rest of France). David was among seven wine experts that were brought to the Colony of Virginia with the aim to develop a wine industry in America that could rival France. Because the Huguenots were being persecuted in France, large numbers fled to England and America By most accounts,the treatment of the French wine masters was poor. They were treated much like indentured servants; certainly not the status / treatment they expected. The wine venture in Virginia was a failure. Likely the combination of grape diseases, insects, and lack of understanding and support by the Virginia colonists led to failure of the wine venture. from the Huguenot Society: Notes on early Huguenot settlers Early Huguenots in Virginia Huguenots came to Virginia as early as 1620, when Elias La Guard, James Bonnall and David Poole settled in Elizabeth City. In the 1630s Nicholas James, John Broche, William Savary, Nicholas Martiau, Giles Tavernor, John Vallet, and John Galliott settled in what is now York County. Also at that time, many French names appear in the upper County of New Norfolk. More French settlers came over the next three decades, settling in Lower Norfolk, Princess Ann and Isle of Wight Counties. [from Huguenot Lineage Research, Melford S. Dickers Contact: manakintown at yahoo dot com Page last modified: 14 March 2013 =================== after David Poole died , there were several jury findings containing the following info (this from a 10 May 1670 dic) P.149 Elizabeth City Co, VA, 10 May 1670. Wm. Alford, Gent, deputy escheater. Writ 18 Aprirl [1670] Jury find that David Poole was an alien and at the time of his death was seized of 420 acres, 50 thereof he purchased with James Vabrett(spelling?) who suffered death as a fellon in this County soe that the 50 acres more which belonged to Varbet doth escheate, which tract in the whole is 4 acres and is now in the tenure and occupation of Jane Poole, widd., relict of Jno. Poole , sonne of David Poole, deceased, bith which tracts containeed 474 acres, David Poole being an alien and Verbert dyeing a fellon, wee find to escheate (names of from the jury, omitted here) Granted to Mrs. Poole The first attempt to introduce wine making to America is a most interesting topic- I have included here a few brief notes. I recommend reading the actual chapters (available on line) from "A History of Wine in America" From "A History of Wine in America" by Thomas Pinney, UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA PRESS, © 1989 The Regents of the University Below, I have extracted some discussion that relates to what I believe is our line of Pool / Poole: eight vignerons sent to Virginia in 1619, Frenchmen from Languedoc-Elias La Garde, David Poule, Jacques Bonnall are among the names preserved of this group We know also that they were settled at Kecoughton, Elizabeth City County, near the coast and therefore relatively secure from Indian attack.[44] This region had been recommended as early as 1611 by Sir Thomas Dale, who observed that the two or three thousand acres of clear ground there would do for vineyards and that "vines grow naturally there, in great abundance."[45] Indeed, the suitability of the region had been remarked even earlier, in 1572, by the Jesuit Father Juan de la Carrera. Carrera, with what his editors describe as "typical pious exaggeration," wrote that the Spanish found at Kecoughton (which he called "the Bay of the Mother of God") "a very beautiful vineyard, as well laid out and ordered as the vineyards of Spain. It was located on sandy soil and the vines were laden with fine white grapes, large and ripe. and from page 16 we see suggestion that he arrived late in 1619: The official company statement says that the French vignerons went out in 1619, but they must have arrived too late to do any planting that year-indeed, a letter from Virginia as late as January 1620 pleads for both vines and vignerons from Europe, a fact that suggests the company was slower to carry out its claims than to publicize them and from page 17: The sequel to all this preparation was disappointment. How could it have been anything else, given the practical difficulties? A little wine was made from native grapes, but it proved unsatisfactory. And the failure to make anything out of wine-growing in the face of a prosperous tobacco industry soon led men to give up a losing game. Besides that, the get-rich-quick mentality that dominated in early Virginia... Emigration, some sources give 1619 as the year of emigration, we know he was in VA initially by 1620, and we know he was leasing land in 1627 here is an emigration record for 1627 Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, 1500s-1900s David Poole / Poule was a Huguenot according to the "Huguenot Society" Early Huguenots in Virginia Huguenots came to Virginia as early as 1620, when Elias La Guard, James Bonnall and David Poole settled in Elizabeth City. In the 1630s Nicholas James John Broche, William Savary, Nicholas Martiau, Giles Tavernor, John Vallet, and John Galliott settled in what is now York County. Also at that time, many French names appear in the upper County of New Norfolk. More French settlers came over the next three decades, settling in Lower Norfolk, Princess Ann and Isle of Wight Counties. [from Huguenot Lineage Research, Melford S. Dickerson] (From Tidewater VA Families) The land at Buck Roe had been set aside by the Virginia Coimpany for vineyards, Peter Arundell, David Poole, and James Bonall had originally come to the conlony to plany vineyards and engage in vinticulture and wine makeing. They had not been sucessful and the vineyard land was open for planting. They found that tobacco was to be their money cropl Peter Arundell dided and John Arundell went to live with William and Joane from the muster of 1624. By 16577 he had also patented fifty acres at Buck Roe. =========== I had substantial, generous help from Bill Avery, Donna Cuzze, Audrey Pool, and Joe Slattery who have each studied this Area Some of thier thoughts and conclusions may be found in the Research Notes that have been included. from Donna Cuze (whose help is gratefully acknowledged) . DAVID1 POOLE, was born Bet. 1585 - 1600 in FRANCE > VA, James Citty >Elizabeth City (Hampton), and died Abt. 1647 in VA, ECC "leased land 1627" assigned 1647 to John INGRAME. He married MARY. She was born Bet. 1585 - 1605. DAVID and DANIEL -- several genealogies have David and Daniel as the same man. As shown in my attached documents and references, they can clearly be documented to be two different men. they lived in different places, immigrated at different times with different sponsors, and wives has different names) LAND RECORD 1: 1627, VA, ELIZABETH CITY, leased 60 acres at Point Comfort Island (Buck Roe) & Hampton Rds within boundary of Elizabeth City. Land Book 1 pg 80. States he is "Frenchman", 1652, VA PATENT BOOK 3: Capt Saml Parry given land for transportation of people including David & Mary Poole w/kids Martin & Jane Poole. Title POOLE, DAVID Publication 12 December 1627. Gen. note "Lease" Virginia State Land Office. Patents 1-42, reels 1-41. Note Location: Elizabeth City County. Description: 60 acres lying at Buck Roe within the precincts of Elizabeth City. Source: Land Office Patents No. 1, 1623-1643 (v.1&2), p.80 (Reel 1). Name: John Arnold/Arundell Birthdate: abt. 1590 Birthplace: Devon, England Spouse: Unknown Place of Death: Virginia Information: Arrived in Jamestown 1611 with the Third Virginia Land Charter but name was spelled "Arundell". Is found in 1627 in Elizabeth City County at "Bucks Row" as neighbor of DAVID POOLE and James Bonall. Email: kklaes@inu.net Source: THE THIRD VIRGINIA CHARTER (at University of Oklahoma Law Center); CAVALIERS AND PIONEERS, PATENT BOOK 1, PART 1, pg. 11, pg. 15, pg. 18, pg. 19 note: there is still another POOLE spelling as shown below -- I think this one is a simple error in transcription Encyclopedia of Virginia Biography published by the Lewis Historical Publishing Company in 1915 Pole, David, one of the vine dressers sent n 1620 to Buckroe to teach the colonists how to plant mulberry trees and vines, raise silkworms and make wine. In 1627 he leased sixty acres at Buckroe for ten years. additional immigration information for David Poole and family Poole, Martin, 1655, by Wm. Little, Northumberland Co. Poole, Jane, 1655, by Wm. Little, Northumberland Co. Poole, John, 1655, by Major Wm. Lewis, New Kent Co. Early Virginia Immigrants; 1623-1666 P Poole, David and Mary, his wife, 1655, by Geo. Coltclough, Northumberland Co. wtp note: in 1655 Mary signed a court document without Davids signature ? did David die after returning to VA from England or France ?? ============================== wtp notes from Cavaliers and Pioneers, Abstracts of Virginia Land Patents. Vol 1 In 1620, the company sent some Frenchmen to Buck Roe ...teach the colonists how to plant trees and grape vines, raise silkworms, and make wine. They were selected by John Bonnell, silkworm raiser to the King at Oakland, from Languedock (sic) in France and among them were Anthony Bonnell, Peter Arundell, and David Poole. …one of the ministers o Elizabeth City WAS Jonas Stockton, parson of Barkeswell county Warwick England … been the earliest exponent of the doctrine,the only good Indian is a dead Indian On March 22 1622 occurred the massacre at which time 346 settlers out of a total of 1240 were slaughtered Page 17 In February 1624, a census was taken of the inhabitants of the colony according to which it appeared that Elizabeth City Corporation, had a population of 349. wtp Notes from two books, History of Wine and George Sandys Notes from a History of Wine in America, from the Beginnings to Prohibition By Thomas Pinney The following are notes taken from this History that relate directly to first attempts to grow wine in the Colonies and more specifically in Virginia; which resulted in David Poole (POULE) among other French men to immigrate to Virginia. From Page 12 … Supported by an orthodox economic argument. In order to obtain such products as silk, wine, and olive oil, England had to pay cash to Spain and France, its rivals and enemies. One of the persistent objects of early English colonization was therefore to provide England herself with silk, wine, oil, and other such commodities. From page 14 Lord De La Warr (governor of Virginia) seems to have taken some French vine dressers with him on his voyage to Virginia in 1610, though the information is tantalizing indistinct - and therefore not wholly reliable. True Declaration of the Estate of the Colony in Virginia (1610) a tract written to raise fresh fund for th3e company after the disastrous starving time in the winter of 1609-10, we hear of Frenchmen with Lord De La Warr preparing to plant vines Page 16 Despite the companys advertisements and the governors plea for skilled vinearoones, one seems to have ventured forth until a long eight years later 41 There were, as we know, eight vignerons sent to Virginia in 1619, Frenchmen from Languedoc - Elias La Garde, David Poule, Jacquest Bonnall, are among the names preserved of this group. We know also that they were settled at Keccoughton , Elizabeth City County, near the coast and therefore relatively secure from Indian attack. 45 The official company statement say that the French Vignerons went out in 1619 but they must have arrive too late to do any planting that year - Indeed, a letter from Virginia as late as January 1620 pleads for both vines and vignerons from Europe, a fact that suggests the company was slower to carry out its claims than to publicize them…. … Just when the Frenchmen planted their vines is not clear. In 1620 the company, encouraged by the early reports, announced that it was looking for more vineyardists from France and from Germany, and that it was trying to procure plants of the best kinds from France, Germany, and elsewhere 50 Note that Sandys and his elder brother were proponents of industrialization of the colony. Glassworks, ironworks, shipbuilding were among the industries proposed. ============== Some Notes on early ECC History, abstracted from LG Tylers 1922 "History of Hampton AND Elizabeth City County, VA" ....April 26, 1607 ....Upon the invitation of some friendly Indians to come ashore to their town called by them Kecoughtan, Captain John Smith says: ''Wee coasted to their town running over a river running into the main where these savages swam over with their bowes and arrows in their mouths." "Kecoughtan," continues the doughty Captain, "has a convenient harbor for fisheries, boats or small boats, that so conveniently turneth itself into Bayes and Creeks that make that place very pleasant to inhabit, their corn- fields being girded thereon as peninsulars. " " The abound- ance of fish, fowls, and deer" was noted The name Kecoughtan does not appear regularly in legal documents from 1619. The new name, Elizabeth City, was called after the daughter of King James I. The cor- poration of Elizabeth City developed into Elizabeth City County in 1634. In 1705 the town of Hampton was founded by an act of the Legislature. The year 1619 saw great changes made in the govern- ment of Virginia. Hitherto the settlers were only soldiers and martial law prevailed. Now the free laws of England were proclaimed, and to every man was assigned a certain area of land. On July 30, a general assembly met at James- town, In 1620, the company sent some Frenchmen to Buck Roe to teach the colonists how to plant mulberry trees and grape vines, raise silkworms, and make wine. They were selected by John Bonnell, silkworm raiser to the King at Oakland, from Languedock in France, and among them were Anthony Bonneir, Elias La Guard', James Bonnell, Peter Arundell and David Poole. ' March 22, 1622 occurred the massacre at which time 346 settlers out of a total of 1240 were slaughtered; As a result of the massacre, the Indians were driven far away from the settlements, Population Growth(extracted from various parts of document) In February 1624, a census was taken of the inhabitants of the colony according to which it appeared that Eliz- abeth City Corporation had a population of 349 The number of tithables in Elizabeth City County, in 1748, was 1078, which was more than double what it was at the close of the preceding century. In 1759, the number was 1428, which showed a population of 4284. At the time of the American Revolution the population of Hampton was probably about one thousand people. Unsuccessful at wine making in Virginia, the French turn to tobacco In 1632, the French vignerons at Buck Roe incurred the resentment of the general assembly by dropping into tobacco raising, and a law was passed inhibiting them from so doing on penalty of forfeiting their leases and having to quit the colony. Hurricane of 1749 In 1749, a hurricane, which has been described as most terrific and disastrous, visited Virginia David Poole is believed to be Y Haplogroup G1. Which possibly dates to about 10,000 years ago. Haplogroup G is associated with the Neolitic revolution, where farming and civilization were "invented". Dr John Hawks, of the Universityh of Wisconsin - Madison makes several interesting points that may relate to our pre-historic ancestors, and the Neolothic Revolution which they helped create. Many Pool people are blue eyed. This is a trait that dates back only around 10,000 years. Development of agriculture has "sped" human evolution. Changes since the invention of farming include 1. Thinning of human skull - same amount of brain in less total volume 2. Smaller teeth (prepared food requires less grinding of teeth) 3. Changes in genes to help prevent new diseases that began when larger groups of people began living together. 4. Human caused extinction of many species of large animals. 5. Changes in other species caused by planned breeding by humans ( e.g. dogs, cattle, horses, etc) 6. Changes in plants (e.g. corn and grain) caused by selective breeding by humans. the original spelling of David Poole's name is unknown. "A History of Wine in America" uses "Poule" (which is French , not Occitian or English). Col. Roy Poole has suggested "Pujol" ---------------------------------------------------------- The following Pool / Poole families have descendants that have tested as Y haplogroup "G" and are believed to belong to this line:YSEARCH.ORG and FAMILYTREEDNA.COM DAVID POULE POOLE WIKITREE PROFILE: POOLE-1787... born Languedoc France, abt 1590 George Pool, c1730s,Wake/JohnstonCos.,NC WmMitchell POOL Wikitr profile Pool-_____ WmMitchell POOL(1840 Franklin,ARK/1904) m E. RICE NICHOLAS POOLE WIKITREE PROFILE: POOLE-1807 ... born c 1710 ECC VA NICHOLAS POOLE WIKITREE PROFILE: _______ (not found) born c1765 Baldwin GA JOHN POOL WIKITREE PROFILE: POOL-1131 bc1758 SC, d1839 AL GEORGE PINKNEY POOL WIKITREE PROFILE: _____ b1857 Linc.Co.MO s/o Wm &Luvenia JOHN POOL SAME LINE AS ABOVE( POOL-1131) (c1758 SC/VA d.1839 AL) m.Mahulda Holloway WmThomasPOOLE WIKITREE: POOLE-382, b.1805KY d.BetriceNE m DelilahBROWN Wm Mitchell POOL WIKITREE: POOLE- ____ (1840 Franklin,ARK/1904) m E. RICE B. NC Thomas Poole WIKITREE: POOLE- ____ of So Ca>> Win George Wash.POOL WIKITREE: POOL- ____ b.1814 Batesville Ark m. C. SMITH Nicholas POOL WIKITREE: POOL- 4 (1765/1825 Baldwin,GA) m N.A. CHAPMAN Current best available information on the ancestors and descendants of "James B Pool" , SC Founder of our line of Pool. This history starts from what is known from our Y Chromosome DNA, then jumps to our first available European Pool information, then to the early American Colony Years in Elizabeth City County VA (ECC), the subsequent migrations to other parts of VA, and NC and SC, and the modern line of Pool from James B Pool of Laurens SC through the immediate descendants of William Henry Pool II of Greenville SC. Complete list of all references used. === === A Pool Family History === : === '''Ancestors and Descendants of James Pool from Pre-History to Modern Times By William T Pool, Jr , Rev 1, Jan 2016''' Pool 2013 Reunion, Visiting the Old Pool Cemetery in Laurens SC Some of our Pool family - a random selection of photos. (I may upload some of these in the future) Three Parts to our Family History . . . What we know “for sure” – What we “think we know” from genomics and historical records What scientists tell us about our earliest ancestors ____________________________________________ Table of Contents 1.0 Pre-History and Genetic Genealogy 1.1 Pseudo History - Legends and Myths 1.2 Our Earliest History 2.0 Pool's in Europe 3.0 Our First Five Generations in America (David Poole and Descendants) 3.1 David Poole 3.2 John Poole 3.3 Thomas Poole 3.4 Alexander Pool 3.5 Alexander Pool II 3.6 Some of the key documents/ evidence connecting James Pool to the ECC Poole family (David Poole and descendants) 3.7 Evidence that Susanna Mitchell is mother to James Pool 4.0 Our Next Five Generations ( James Pool and Descendants) >>> this portion of history is of less general interest and is not being provided here at this time ...wtp) 4.1 James B Pool 4.2 Wm Hudson Pool 4.3 Wm Henry Pool, Sr. 4.4 Wm Henry Pool II 5.0 Recent Generations : Children of Wm Henry Pool . available upon request. 1: OUR POOL PRE HISTORY AND GENETIC GENEALOGY 1.0 Pool Family Pre-History The "Sound of Music" advises " let's start at the very beginning .... a very good place to start." Accepting that advice , I will start this family history with our most ancient ancestors. With the very large number of Y DNA samples that have been analyzed throughout the world; the major patterns of human migration now seem to be well established. We can expect ever better definition of this as data from an ever increasing number of samples is made and analyzed. ISOGG , the International Society of Genetic Genealogy , and the National Geographic's "Geographic Project" are at the forefront of the effort to collect and analyze chromosome data, and learn about the various peoples of the world. Included in this work is analysis of the migration of different "families" of man, and where and when various new genetic types emerged. The map below is from National Geographic’s Genographic Project and shows the early migration of "Eurasian Adam" out of Africa some 31, 000 to 79,000 years ago. Please note: Genetic Genealogy is a new science. It is evolving rapidly, please consult the current ISOGG tree for revised information. Our Pool Y chromosome is type "G". Y chromosomes are passed unchanged (except for occasional small mutations) from father to all sons. We are a rare G1a subclade within the already rare haplogroup G. There are very few of us. The highest concentrations of G1 in the world today, occurs in Iran. Most scientists believe that Iran is the likely origin of our G1 subclade. According to the current (2015) ISOGG tree we are G (F2885) or G1a1c; this sub clade (to date) belongs exclusively to our line of Poole / Pool {{Image|file=Our_Poule_Poole_Pool_Family_History.png |caption=Haplogroup G concentratons in Asia and Europe }} POOL PRE-HISTORY AND HISTORY (46,000 years)– SHOWN AS 1 YEAR WINTER YEARS AGO January FIRST “G” PEOPLE Jan 1 46,000 YEARS AGO February March SPRING EVENT DATE DATE April May June SUMMER EVENT DATE DATE July August September FALL EVENT DATE DATE October NEOLITHIC REVOLUTION – LIVING IN THE FERTILE CRESENT DATE 10,000 YEARS AGO November WE WERE “THE EUROPEANS” NOV 6 - 20 7,000 YEARS AGO Most of our ancestors were Pushed out of Europe , But a few remained NOV 20 5,000 YEARS AGO December WE WERE FRENCH DEC 26 500 YEARS AGO WE CAME TO AMERICA DEC 28 390 YEARS AGO WE CAME TO SC DEC 29 230 YEARS AGO TIME OF DAY FOR RECENT EVENTS 01:00 (1 am) Wm Henry Pool moves to Greenville DEC 31 23 hours ago 02:20-05:30 Children of Wm Henry and Lula were born DEC 31 19 hours ago 09:00 – 11:30 Grandchildren of Wm Henry Pool were born DEC 31 ½ hour ago 23:49 ( 11: 49 pm) MOST RECENT GREAT – GREAT GRANDCHILDREN Last minute 1.1 Pseudo History: Family Myths and Legends Someone in virtually every Pool family discovers this story and claims it. Although it is a " myth", the historical characters are very real, and it makes a fun "tall strory". Blessed Margaret Pole Geoffrey “the Handsome” My aunt, Marie Clarke Pool was aware of this “Royal” story and may have actually believed it. The thought that the Pool’s descend from “Royal blood” is such a popular idea that virtually every line of Pool / Poole has someone that strongly claims it. Sir Geoffrey Pole and son Sir Richard Pole married Margaret Plantagenet . Margaret was a possible claim to the English throne. As the story is told (at least some of it is likely true) is that there was hostility between the Tutors and the Plantagenet's because both made claims to the English throne. Lady Margaret , countess of Salisbury asserted a claim to the throne. Her son Reginald , Archbishop of Canterbury wrote against the Kings’ divorce. King Henry, with at least two reasons not to like the Plantagenet's swore to wipe them out --- and for the most part, he did. Lady Margaret was imprisoned and ultimately executed. The youngest son (this part may just be lore) of Sir Geoffrey Pole fled to Wales and hid. In 1671 (a time after our David Poole had immigrated to Virginia) a Jeffrey Poole is listed in the Wales tax census, living in the same area that the Pole originally came from. This Poole had two fireplaces and is, therefore assumed to be relatively wealthy in the standards of the day. As the story goes, descendants / relatives of this Jeffrey Poole came to the colonies in the late 1600’s early 1700’s and are our earliest Poole / Pool ancestors in America. See the next chapter for the "real" story. 1.2 Our Earliest Pool History : LANGUEDOC FRANCE In this section, we progress from the “myth” finally to provable history. CAVEAT EMPTOR: I think the totality of the evidence that our "James Pool" descends from David Poole of Elizabeth City County VA, is convincing; however, as careful as we have tried to be, records can be misconstrued, although I consider the Poole lineage "documented ", it is significantly less certain than the history after "James Poole" where we have Bible and other family information to confirm what we find in the historical records. Information / data should not be considered as "certain" until we get to James Pool (born Mecklenburg in 1756). In order to be as "transparent" and accurate as possible, I have: • Attached a complete list of reference sources . • Provided notes and "warnings / cautionary words" like "possible / probable / speculative where I consider the research "soft". In this section, I have attempted to provide a little background on our family before they came to America. We have no detailed documentation, and have not even been able to link out family back to their French (actually Occitian) original surname. What we know about out French Pool ancestors • The original surname is unknown, it might have been "Poule" or something that sounded like "Poole" • They were highly skilled wine masters from Languedoc France, hand-picked for an attempt to introduce a wine industry in America that might Rival France. • They were people of high principle, as evidenced by the fact that they were French Huguenots, at a time when holding such view endangered their very lives. • They were Occitan in terms of Language and Culture - very different from "traditional French". • They were smart and hard working. below I have inserted a diagram of the "Huguenot Cross" and a map showing the Occitania area, between Spain, Italy, and France. \ Background Information: Occitian Culture David and Daniel were French Huguenots. In some ways calling them "French" may be misleading. The language and culture of Languedoc was very distinct from that of France. Their language was Occitan not French. Although an estimated 2 million people still speak Occitan, it is considered an "endangered language". It was the original language that the Troubadours lyrics, and even today, some learn the language to sing the historic music. The names David, and Martin were written the same in Occitan as English. However, if on-line translators are correct, there is no word like "POOLE" or POULE" in Occitan... I have seen no scholar propose what our actual surname looked or sounded like in Occitan. However, early American immigrants tended to have names that "sounded similar", so my guess is that Poule or Poole "sounded" to an English or French ear, something like "Poole". Who were the "Huguenots"? . Historically, "Huguenots" were French Protestants inspired by the 1530 writings of John Calvin. At the peak, there were about two million Huguenots. The population was concentrated in southern and central France, including the Languedoc region of southern France, which is where we believe our "Pool" ancestors lived. Catholic hostility against the Protestants grew, in spite of concessions and edicts of toleration from the French crown ( most notably the Edict of Nantes) Religious persecutions increased, and ultimately the Edict of Nantes was revoked by the Edict of Fountainbleau which pressured many Huguenots to convert. While nearly 75% eventually submitted, roughly 500,000 Huguenots fled France for various Protestant European nations and to overseas colonies. Our own Pool line went to England and from there to America. More than 10% ( 50,000 to 80,000) French Huguenot refugees settled in England, mostly either in the East End of London in the Spitfields , or in Soho in West London, in the 1680's, after the aforementioned Edict of Nantes was revoked. We have not (yet) been able to search enough Parish registers to see if our Poole family is listed in any of these London French Huguenot Churches. { In the limited Parish Records we have seen, the potentially related surname "Paul" is seen but, the name "Poule" is seen once, but the peroson was not in the silk trade, and we have not yet found the name "Poole"}. David Poole was sent to demonstrate wine making and silk production in VA; since most of the silk experts lived in the Spitfields it is likely that he was living in that area. Early Wine Press (drawing of wine press to be inserted) Languedoc and Wine Production: Since the Poole family was brought to America because of their wine (wine and silk expertise possibly) expertise, a short background on Languedoc and wine production is included here. Languedoc was a major producer of wine at the time (1600) that the French Huguenot Poole family fled France (the original family name unknown, but may have been Poule). With an estimated 500,000 Huguenots leaving, England would have had a wide choice of "wine masters" to use to help establish a wine industry in Virginia; so it is assumed that the six families chosen to bring to Virginia were acknowledged experts. Languedoc was a major producer of finest wines at the time the our first Poole families came to America. It continues today as the largest wine producing region in the world ; however, the quality of the wine is no longer considered to be superior. According to a 2009 report, the Languedoc- Roussillon region of France produces some 3 billion bottles of wine annually. Virtually every significant type of wine is produced in this region. The history of wine in Languedoc is ancient. The Greeks were recorded to be planting grapes in this area as early as 500 BC. In these early days, Languedoc earned the reputation for the best quality of wine. The early Burgundy and Bordeaux were made here. Since the surname "Poule" is listed by some as the original Poole name in Languedoc, it is interesting to note that one of the wines produced in David Poole's time was "Pique de Poule". According to one history, the appellation "Languedoc" remained "impressively high quality" until the time of the industrial revolution, when production began to exceed demand. A phylloxera epidemic killed off the high quality grapes and the grapes stock brought in from America did not do as well as they did in other regions of France. Even today, there is no good defense against phylloxera; the diseased grapes must be isolated and killed. 2.0 Our Poole Family in Europe This section is reserved for genealogical information about our Poole family in Europe. This is a story yet to be discovered. So far, we have had complete failure in finding records of our family in Europe. This section is left blank in the hope that as more and more people get DNA tested, and as more and more historical records become digitalized and become searchable; we will be able to discover our Poole ancestors in Europe. I will repeat the little that we know we know ("or think we know") about out French "Poole /Poule" ancestors • The original surname is unknown, it might have been "Poule" or something that sounded like "Poole" (Col. Roy Poole has suggested • They were highly skilled wine masters from Languedoc France, hand-picked for an attempt to introduce a wine industry in America that might Rival France. • They were people of high principle, as evidenced by the fact that they were French Huguenots, at a time when holding such view endangered their very lives. • They were Occitan in terms of Language and Culture - very different from "traditional French". • They were smart and hard working Our Poole Name in Europe, almost certainly "transformed" to an English sounding name: We do not know what our original name was in Europe. See the section on David Poole for additional information and speculation. In this brief section, we provide a little historical background on how Huguenot names were generally transformed by the English to "English sounding" names. "The Romance of Names" by Ernest Weekeley (Trinity College, 1922) contains some generalized discussion on what happened to French Huguenot names as they immigrated to England. " THE HUGUENOTS (from The Romance of Names, Project Gutenburg) The great mass of those names of French or Flemish origin which do not date back to the Conquest or to medieval times are due to the immigration of Protestant refugees in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries. It is true that many names for which Huguenot ancestry is claimed were known in England long before the Reformation. ... The fact is that there was all through the Middle Ages a steady immigration of foreigners, whether artisans, tradesmen, or adventurers, some of whose names naturally reappear among the Huguenots. .... Like the Huguenots later on, they were protected by the State and persecuted by the populace, who resented their habits of industry and sobriety. During the whole period of the religious troubles in France and Flanders, starting from the middle of the sixteenth century, refugees were reaching this country in a steady stream; but after the Revocation of the Edict of Nantes (1685) they arrived in thousands, and the task of providing for them and helping on their absorption into the population became a serious problem. Among the better class of these immigrants was to be found the flower of French intellect and enterprise,.. ...the majority of the immigrants were of the artisan class and illiterate. This explains the extraordinary disappearance, in the course of two centuries, of the thousands of French names which were introduced between 1550 and 1700. We have many official lists of these foreigners, and in these lists we catch the foreign name in the very act of transforming itself into English. This happens sometimes by translation, e.g. Poulain became Colt, Poisson was reincarnated as Fish, and a refugee bearing the somewhat uncommon name Petitoeil transformed himself into Little-eye, which became in a few generations Lidley. But comparatively few surnames were susceptible of such simple treatment, and in the great majority of cases the name underwent a more or less arbitrary perversion which gave it a more English physiognomy. Especially interesting from this point of view is the list of— "Straungers residing and dwellinge within the city of London and the liberties thereof," drawn up in 1618. The names were probably taken down by the officials of the different wards, who, differing themselves in intelligence and orthography, produced very curious results. As a rule the Christian name is translated, while the surname is either assimilated to some English form or perverted according to the taste and fancy of the individual constable. 3.0 Our First Five Generations in America : This section represents family we know only from historical documents like Wills, Deeds, Church Documents, Court Documents, and occasional mention in history books. Although this work represents years of work by a number of capable researchers, it is, of necessity, less certain than the information in the next section, where, at least in the case of our direct ancestors, we have internal family records, and rich family stories. Although this section is intended for descendants of Alexander Pool (Jr.) who died intestate in Mecklinburg VA in 1767, portions will apply to all Y haplogroup G Poole /Pool families in America since the present indication is that most if not all of this Pool line share the first generations: David Poole, John Poole, and Thomas Pool. for reference, as of May 2016 the following lines have near identical Y chromosome DNA markers , the following table shows the DNA Matches for William Thomas Pool, Jr, and the number of mutations at various Y DNA marker test levels ( 12, 25, 37, 67). Note that G-F2885 is the more current SNP nomenclature and is a more defined variant of the G M201 shown on the earlier tests. 2016 ISOGG nomenclature for this Y subclade is G1a3 and Poole / Pool''' Descendants of David Pool (born c 1590 Languedoc France) are the only known examples of this extremely rare sub clade.'''''Italic text'' ---------------------------------------------------- === DNA Matches for haplogroup G1a3 === (currently only Poole /Pool descendants of David Pool) updated 5/2016 wtpool '''YDNA Haplogroup''' Number of mutations at marker levels Name Haplogroup Y-DNA12 Y-DNA25 Y-DNA37 Y-DNA67 Mark William Poole G-M201 0 Ray Winfred Pool G-M201 0 1 1 Howard Gary Dean Poole Y-DNA37 G-M201 G-M201 0 0 0 Robert Lee Poole G-M201 0 0 0 Samuel Theodore Pool G-M201 0 0 2 Thomas Glen Pool G-M201 0 0 2 Roy Allen Poole G-M201 0 0 0 1 Mr. Samuel Bret Benton G-M201 0 1 1 1 Mr. Samuel Morris Benton G M201 or G F2885 0 1 1 Thomas Glen Pool G-M201 0 Mr. Cleave Pool G-M201 0 0 1 Kenneth Johnson G-M201 0 0 0 Robert Slavens G-M201 0 0 0 Below: Elizabeth City County VA We have a near perfect DNA match with several Pool / Poole lines which seem to "vector" back to a group of Elizabeth City VA line of Poole. Audrey Pool, (probably the best genealogist to have studied this line), believed that our joint line descended from these "ECC" Poole's, however she was not convinced that there was enough evidence to prove it. (Work by a number of genealogist done before DNA testing was available had made errors in linking our Pool line and created confusion that made it more difficult to develop valid fully documented tree.) Some brief credits: There are far too many people who have made outstanding contributions to this research to list here. I note the following of being of particular help: Belva Cauthen , Harris researcher; Bill Avery and Donna Cuzze, Avera researchers; Joe Slattery, Audrey Pool, George Pool, Roy Pool, Barbara Pool, Dianne Pool Fowler, "Pumpkin" Pool ,and James Evans, Pool / Poole researchers ; too many Hudson researchers to list here, to which I add my own work. We have a near perfect match with a line of Pool’s that lived in Elizabeth City Virginia. Genetic match calculations from familytreedna state that there is a 98% probability that our common grandfather is not more than 10 generations or distant. I believe that I have successfully traced this line back 11 generations – so there is over 98% probability that our connection lines within this time frame. A final point, documented families affiliated provide additional strong evidence of connection. ADDITIONAL EVIDENCE OF LINK OF THIS LINE TO THE DAVID POOLE LINE OF VA, many of whom migrated to Wake and Johnston NC There are close family connections in the David Poole line which we still see later in the Alexander Pool, Jr descendants line. Bagwell is one example. Alonzo Pool died in Wake in the home of a Bagwell (1905), Wm H Pool II first business partner in Greenville SC was a Bagwell and the company was called Pool and Bagwell. Mitchell is another name that links both lines and DNA "cousins" (identical or nearly identical Y chromosome matches). There are marriages, and many examples of Mitchell being used as a given name. Noted genealogist Audrey Pool notes that the Whitfield link convinces her that her John Pool is descended from Thomas Pool. {WTP note, I also believe that Thomas Pool is the likely common grandfather for several of the "Y Haplogroup G" Poole / Pool families.} There are Avera / Avery links to Poole / Pool in ECC, NC, and Brunswick VA. (After John Poole died, his widow , Jane, married Henry Avera (also a widow); their blended family was very close. They migrated together and made frequent use of each other's given names. . With these strong caveats in place, here is my best current thinking on our James Pool’s Ancestors: • Alexander Pool – father • Alexander Poole.– grandfather • Thomas Poole - great grandfather • John Poole, Sr. – gg grandfather David Poule / Poole ggg grandfather MAJOR "POOLE / POOL" FAMILY MIGRATIONS 3.1 Family Group Sheet for David Poole Husband: David Poule Poole Birth: Bet. 1585–1600 in Languedoc France... Marriage: Abt. 1625 Death: Abt. 1660 in Elizabeth City County VA Father: father of David and Daniel Poole Mother: Wife: Mary maiden name unknown Birth: Abt. 1600 in Languedoc France Death: Abt. 1670 in Elizabeth City Co VA Father: Mother: Children: 1 Name: John Poole Sr. M Birth: Abt. 1630 in Languedoc France, or VA, or England; immigrated, not shown as an "alien" so England is likely Marriage: Abt. 1655 in Elizabeth City Co VA Death: Abt. 1667 in Elizabeth City Co VA; Will recorded March 16, 1667 Spouse: Jane Poole Avera Boult? 2 Name: Jane Poole F Birth: Abt. 1635 in Languedoc France or England; immigrated, not shown as an "alien" so England is likely? 3 Name: Martin Poole M Birth: Abt. 1635 in Languedoc France or VA or England; immigrated, not shown as an "alien" so England is likely? Notes: David Poule Poole David Poule Poole and his relative Daniel are likely the first of our related Pool / Poole line to immigrate to America . In fact, according to Poole researcher Joe Slattery, he may have been the first Poole / Pool from any line to arrive in America ! In addition, according to the Virginia Huguenot Society, he was the first French Huguenot to arrive in VA ! Arriving in about 1720 , David was clearly among the first very first Poole surname persons to arrive in the American colonies. Daniel Poole (believed to have been a brother or close cousin) immigrated at about the same time (probably slightly later). David was among seven wine and silk experts that were brought to the Colony of Virginia with the aim to develop a wine industry in America that could rival France. Because the Huguenots were being persecuted in France, large numbers fled to England and America. I expect that the British could have picked from a large group of expert wine makers, and David Poole was recognized as a master in his trade. The original French family name may have been POULE according to the respected text, "A History of Wine in America" (Vol. 1). However, although born in France, the area that David and Daniel came from didn't speak French -- so "Pool" or "Poole" may be just as close to the actual name as "Poule". (note the language in Languedoc in southern France spoken by the Poole's and other natives of Languedoc was actually not "French" but a distinct Language called "Occitan" called "d'oc" by its native speakers. It is a Latin based language that dates at least from the 10th century. --the actual name as spoken by the family would not be French surname Poule -- my guess is that Poule is an approximation of the original Occitan name. Both the culture and language of Languedoc was very different from the rest of France). By most accounts, the treatment of the French wine masters was poor. Culturally different, with their own Huguenot Religion and Occitan Language, they were treated much like indentured servants certainly not the status / treatment they expected.; certainly not the status / treatment they expected. The wine venture in Virginia was a failure. Likely the combination of grape diseases, insects, and lack of understanding and support by the Virginia colonists led to failure of the wine venture. With the wine venture unsuccessful, David Poole and the other French wine masters at Buck Roe turned to tobacco growing. As early as 1732, they had diverted their efforts to tobacco, with apparent success. The Virginia General Assembly was not happy about the abandonment of the wine venture and a law was passed inhibiting them from so doing on penalty of forfeiting their leases and having to quit the colony. Ultimately hard economics won out and Buck Roe became a commercial tobacco venture. By 1647, we see that David Poole is no longer leasing the land at Buck Roe (see notes below). My guess is that by that time, he had made money from tobacco and was doing well. Apparently he went back to Europe for at least a brief time, and returned with wife Mary, daughter Jane, and son Martin in 1752. There are subsequent deed documents for Jane and Martin, but ultimately I lose track of them. John Pool, their eldest son remains well documented as well as his children. After returning, we see that only his wife "Mary Poole" signed one legal document in 1755; which may mean that David was ill or dead by this time. I have followed others in estimating 1760 as reasonable date for David's death. As noted above, the efforts of French winemaker David Poule and his fellow "vinearoones" failed completely . Various documents give very different accounts of why; the truth is probably a mixture of the following. a) some say that the French were ill treated , and in anger failed on purpose (they were forbidden to grow tobacco as punishment for failure) b) some say the land, climate, deer, etc caused failure c) some say that the base grape root stock was not appropriate d) certainly the Indian raids, including one that may have killed as many as 1/3 of the Virginia colonists had an effect e) some historians note that the "get rich quick" mentality of the Virginia Colony at the time was ill suited to the long term consistent effort needed to develop a wine business (certainly this was a contributing factor) f) Tobacco was a hugely attractive alternative crop. Our David Poole was in very first group of French Huguenots to immigrate to Virginia. according to the "Huguenot Society" Early Huguenots in Virginia: "Huguenots came to Virginia as early as 1620, when Elias La Guard, James Bonnall and David Poole settled in Elizabeth City [from Huguenot Lineage Research, Melford S. Dickerson.]" These are documented to have been the first Huguenots in Virginia. In VA on March 22, 1622 a well coordinated attack by Indians resulted in the massacre of 346 settlers out of a total of 1240 . Those living in Elizabeth City County VA were largely unaffected. As a result of the massacre, the Indians were driven far away from the English settlements. Very small early Population, Rapid Growth In February 1624,in large part because of the massicure of 1622, a census was taken ; the population was 349 The number of tithables in Elizabeth City County, in 1748, was 1078,. In 1759, the number was 1428, which showed a population of 4284. At the time of the American Revolution the population of Hampton was probably about one thousand people. Unsuccessful at wine making in Virginia, the French turn to tobacco Unsuccessful at wine making, the French turn to tobacco growing t In 1632 the French created resentment of the general assembly by starting to raise tobacco. A law was passed inhibiting them from so doing on penalty of forfeiting their leases and having to quit the colony. Ultimately, economic reality set and the effort to make wine was abandoned in favor of the very profitable tobacco. Daniel Poole (Possible Brother to David) Daniel Poole worked at George Sandy's plantation, where a 2 acre vineyard was established. Sandy's Plantation was perhaps the best in Virginia In 1625 his plantation had seventeen servants including two boys, and Daniel Poole, "a French man" with his wife and "a yong child of theires." Poole was defined as a "hired" man. Besides his own people, another twenty-two lived "in the Treasuror's Plant." In this number were two women and several Italians. [Pg 81]His was, perhaps, one of the best equipped plantations in Virginia. There were two dwellings, cabins, two stores, a framed house for raising silkworms, a vineyard of two acres, and an acre and a half garden as well as "one large fort palled in" and a piece of mounted ordnance. His 100 barrels of corn was the largest amount reported by any single plantation. His arms were extensive-thirty "armours" of various types, thirty small arms and twenty swords. He was, however, a little short on livestock having only nine goats and kids and two hogs =============================================================================== David's Wife was Mary, her maiden name is unknown David's wife is documented to be "Mary". We do not know when Mary first immigrated. We know that David's relative, Daniel brought his wife when he immigrated -- and Mary may have initially come in the 1620's with David. I have not found records of these earliest immigrations. Later, after government was better established, there are multiple later immigration records showing Mary immigrating with her children (see below) Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, 1500s-1900s about David Poole Mary's maiden name is unknown, In fact almost nothing is known about her. She must have been "brave and hardy" since she is documented to have made the Atlantic crossing several times with her young children. She was likely born in Languedoc France; and likely fled with David to England. there are multiple immigration records for David Poole and family they include ( some of this may be duplicate listing for billing purposes ?) • 1627 DAVID (we know he first immigrated in 1620) • 1652/53 David, wife Mary, son Martin, daughter. Jane note Daniel immigrated at the same time • 1654 a John Poole immigrated (possibly David's oldest son)- Northumberland Co • 1655 Martin Poole Northumberland Co • 1655 Jane Poole Northumberland Co • 1655 John Poole, New Kent Co 1655 David Pool and Mary his wife Northumberland Co David and Mary's oldest child was John Poole Sr. wtp notes: Since not everyone accepts this connection, I provide documentation below: John Poole was David Poole's eldest child, and by far the best documented. a copy of several documents can be found in the attached media section, Place of birth could be VA, England , or Languedoc France. The argument for England (see discussion below) is that I see no record of him being an "alien" (while his father and mother are shown as "alien" , meaning not born in VA or England) but I do see immigration (so not born in VA)===========. in 1704, John Inherited his father's property 474 acres in Elizabeth City County. Also recorded deed prior owned by his mother Jane Avera, deceased. After David Poole died , there were several jury findings containing the following info (this from a 10 May 1670 dic.) P.149 Elizabeth City Co, VA, 10 May 1670. Wm. Alford, Gent, deputy escheater. Writ 18 April [1670] Jury find that David Poole was an alien and at the time of his death was seized of 420 acres, 50 thereof he purchased with James Vabrett(spelling?) who suffered death as a fellon in this County soe that the 50 acres more which belonged to Varbet doth escheat, which tract in the whole is 4 acres and is now in the tenure and occupation of Jane Poole, widow., relict of Jno.(John) Poole , sonne of David Poole, deceased, bith which tracts contained 474 acres, David Poole being an alien and Verbert dyeing a fellon, wee find to escheat (names from the jury, omitted here) Granted to Mrs. Poole ========================================== Discussion : where was John Poole born, VA?, England ?, Languedoc France ? John Poole's date of birth appears to be after David Poole's initial immigration to Virginia -- which argues for John being born in ECC VA. (possibly Yorke) On the other hand, there are immigration papers for John Poole from the same company that brought David and the other French wine experts. Although I do not consider the matter "settled" I tend to side with those that note the immigration records that show David probably returned Europe (to France or possibly England) and John was possibly born in Languedoc France or more probably, England.. I have seen some family trees that reference John as an "alien" but I have not seen any source document that documents that (possible confusion in docs, both David and Jane were "alien") The court records that list both David Poole and Jane Poole as "alien" also mention son John, but make no notation of "alien" for him; that would seem to support him being born in VA or England. there are multiple immigration records for David Poole and family they include ( some of this may be duplicate billing 1655 David Pool and Mary his wife Northumberland Co Jane Poole , Daughter of David and Mary Poole Name: David Poole Year: 1652 Place: Virginia Family Members: Wife Mary; Son Martin; Daughter Jane Source Publication Code: 6220 Primary Immigrant: Poole, David Annotation: Record of 20,000 very early immigrants, with much relevant information. Taken from Patent Books 1 through 5. Title page states, "In 5 volumes," but up to 1979 only three had appeared. See nos. 6221 and 6223 for second and third volumes, published in 1977 Source Bibliography: NUGENT, NELL MARION. Cavaliers and Pioneers: Abstracts of Virginia Land Patents and Grants, 1623-1666. Vol. 1. Richmond [VA]: Dietz Printing Co., 1934. 767p. Reprinted by Genealogical Publishing Co., Baltimore, 1983. Page: 255 there are multiple immigration records for David Poole and family they include ( some of this may be duplicate listing for billing purposes ?) • 1627 DAVID (we know he first immigrated in 1620) • 1652/53 David, wife Mary, son Martin, daughter Jane note Daniel immigrated at the same time • 1654 a John Poole immigrated (possibly David's oldest son)- Northumberland Co • 1655 Martin Poole Northumberland Co • 1655 Jane Poole Northumberland Co • 1655 John Poole, New Kent Co 1655 David Pool and Mary his wife Northumberland Co Martin Poole, Son of David and Mary Poole Immigration documents tell us that Martin and Jane Pool immigrated in about 1652; they are listed as son and daughter of Mary. They buy land in 1655 as shown on the document below. They are associated in some documents with Mary Poole, wife of David. We lose track of Martin after the 1655 land purchase. From Cavaliers and Pioneers, Abstracts of Virginia Land Patents and grants, 16 1663 - 1666 Volume 1 Patent Book 3, page 308 WILLIAM LITTLE, 100 acres, Northumberland Co., on S. side of great Wicocomoco River, 4 Jun 1655, p 345. Adj. land of Daniel Crosby & towards land of William Thomas. Traqns. Of 2 pers (persons): Martin Poole, Jane Poole. 3.2 Family Sheet John Poole Sr. Husband: John Poole Sr. Birth: Abt. 1630 in Languedoc France, or VA, or England; immigrated, not shown as an "alien" so England is like Marriage: Abt. 1655 in Elizabeth City Co VA Occupation: Believed to have been a tobacco grower Death: Abt. 1667 in Elizabeth City Co VA; Will recorded March 16, 1667 Father: David Poule Poole Mother: Mary maiden name unknown Wife: Jane Boult? (maiden name uncertain, Jane Avera at death) Birth: Abt. 1635 in Languedoc France Burial: Abt. 1704 in Beach Dr.-- ref Donna Cuzze; Burial: Possibly the Poole Cemetery at the end of Grunling Rd Death: 26 Apr 1704 in Elizabeth City, Virginia, United States Father: Mother: Children: 1 Name: Thomas Poole M Birth: Bet. 1656–1661 in deeded land in 1688 must have been over 21 Elizabeth City VA Marriage: 1672 in Elizabeth City, Virginia, United States Death: Bef. 1725 in Elizabeth city VA; not named in Thomas' 1725 Will, assumed to be dead by that time Spouse: Jane? or Elizabeth? Baylis 2 Name: John Poole Jr M Birth: Bet. 1657–1662 in Elizabeth City Co VA Marriage: Abt. 1690 in Elizabeth City Co VA Death: Abt. Jan 1740 in ECC VA Spouse: Ann Copeland 3 Name: William Poole M Birth: Bet. 1658–1665 in unknown, may have migrated to NC; need documentation Death: Bef. 1715 in ECC; noted deceased in 1715 Thomas Poole court action; date of Wm.'s death is unknown Spouse: Sarah ? 4 Name: Anne Poole F Birth: Bet. 1659–1667 in Elizabeth City Co VA Marriage: Abt. 1678 Death: Abt. 1720 Spouse: Thomas Whitfield SR BRIEF BIOGRAPHICAL NOTES FOR JOHN POOLE , SR • Born in estimated 1630. Since he was shown as immigrating, but not shown as an "alien" he was likely born in England (birth in VA, or Languedoc France remains possible) • He is clearly shown as the eldest child of David Poole in multiple court Documents • He married Jane (possible maiden name Boult?) she was descended from Languedoc France family, and believed to be a Huguenot (David is listed by the Huguenot Society, but wife Jane is not). They had three sons and one daughter- whose names and relationships are clearly documented in Wills and various court papers ( as listed in the references) 3.3 Family Group Sheet for Thomas Poole Husband: Thomas Poole Birth: Bet. 1656–1661 in deeded land in 1688 must have been over 21 Elizabeth City VA Marriage: 1672 in Elizabeth City, Virginia, United States Death: Bef. 1725 in Elizabeth city VA; not named in Thomas' 1725 Will, assumed to be dead by that time Father: John Poole Sr. Mother: Jane Poole Avera Boult? Wife: Jane? Baylis Birth: Abt. 1657 in Elizabeth City County VA; estimate, no original source references Death: Aft. 1725 in Elizabeth City County VA Father: Possibly Humphrey Baylis Mother: Children: 1 M 2 M 3 M 4 M 5 M 6 F Name: John Poole Sr. Birth: Bet. 1673–1678 in Elizabeth city VA; Parents married in 1672 Marriage: 10 Oct 1699 in Elizabeth City County, Virginia Death: 22 Jan 1740 in Elizabeth City County Va. Spouse: Elizabeth wid. of Sheppard Name: Thomas Poole Jr Birth: Abt. 1680 in Elizabeth City County Va. Death: Abt. 08 Sep 1750 in Elizabeth City County VA. Spouse: Elizabeth Name: William Pool Birth: Abt. 1680 in Elizabeth city VA; (DNA proves not Wm the joiner) Death: Aft. 1743 in probably Bertie NC,; confusion between Williams-- cannot positively identify which is which Spouse: unknown Name: Middleton Poole Birth: Abt. 1685 in ECC VA; the Points Plantation Death: 1742 in Elizabeth City Co VA; will probated May 1742 Spouse: Elizabeth wife of Middleton Poole Name: Alexander Poole Birth: Abt. 1685 in Elizabeth City County VA. Marriage: Bef. 1710 in Elizabeth City County VA (children's dates of birth are speculative) Death: 13 Jun 1742 in Elizabeth City County VA. Spouse: Mary Named In Samuel's Will Name: Jane Poole Birth: Abt. 1687 7 F Name Birth: Abt. 1690 : Ann Poole Thomas POOLE SR died on 27 Jan 17 1725/26 in Elizabeth City County, VA. Notes from Donna Cuzze THOMAS POOLE, Sr.: c.1657 - d. about 1727. Son of Jane [Poole-Avera] & John Poole. He continued to live in Elizabeth City County and was listed in the 1704 quit rent roll tax with 1200 acres. We believe he married the daughter of Humphrey Baylis. In 1716, Thomas POOLE and his nephew John WHITFIELD witness the will of Humphrey BAYLIS whose estate is appraised by William COPELAND among others Thomas Poole Will: 1725, Named his mother, Jane Avera, who gave land to his brother John., Thomas gives that land to his son Middleton. Also sons John, William, Thomas & Alexander. Daughters: Jane, Ann & Mary. From Elizabeth City County, VA Deeds, Wills, and Court Orders, 1715-1721, transcribed by Rosemary Corley Neal Court 5-16-1717 Proof of linkage Page. 137-138 (PG. 67-68 OF ORIGINAL RECORDS BOOK) Documents Thomas Poole and siblings, links him to father John Poole and mother Jane Poole, and names his sons. (only key portions quoted below) In the ejectment brought by Robert Westlock on the demise of Thomas Poole .... Whereupon evidence being heard and jury impaneled finds for the deft. "We find the last will and testament of John Poole dec'd pro and rec (recorded) in Eliz. City Co. Ct dated 17 Mar 1667 with and endorsement thereon from John Poole the younger to Robt.(Robert) Beverly dated 10 of 8br 1702 and hereunto annexed. We find that sd (said) John Poole the Elder died seized of fee in the land in question. We find pattent granted to Jane Poole dated 6 Apr 1671 of land in question and annexed. We find a deed ack (acknowldeged) and rec (recorded) in Eliz. City Co. Ct from Jane Avery to her three sons, vizt (viz meaning "namely" or "that is to say") Thomas Poole, John Poole and William Poole dated 5 Jan 1688 with endorsement thereon from John Poole to Robt.(Robert) Beverly dated 23 8br 1701 both of the land in question and hereto annexed. We find a deed from John Poole to Robert Beverly dated 13 8br 1701 of land in question hereto annexed ,,, We find that Thomas Poole the lessor of the pltf (plaintiff) is the Eldest son and heir of Jane Poole, afterward Jane Avery, .... Ordered that Thomas Poole pay to Thomas Avery acc to law for 15 days attendance for him aft Pasco Curle with costs at Exon. The following names Thomas sons and daughters. 1727 Eliz City Title Poole, Thomas. Part of index to Elizabeth City County Wills and Administrations (1689-1800) Note pp. 78-78. Will pro. 20 July 1727. p. 103. Inv. rec. 21 Sep. 1727. Deeds, Wills & Orders, 1704-1730, Pt. 1 (Reel 5) Leg.-eldest son John,; son William; son Thomas; son Alexander; son Middleton the tract given by my mother, Jane Avera, to her son John Poole; to my daughters Jane, Ann, and Mary Poole. Exec. sons John and Thomas Poole. Dated January 27, 1725/26. recorded July 20, 1727. Witness Thomas Latimer, John Whitfield, John Bushell, Sr. Book 1704-30, Page 77, Elizabeth City County, VA Note from Bill Avery : Jane was already dead in 1725 when this will was written by son Thomas Poole Jane? (or possibly Elizabeth?) Baylis from Donna Cuzze ............ +Jane? Baylis b: Bet. 1657 - 1665 in "Possibly daughter of Humphrey Baylis" d: Bet. 1716 - 1726 in VA, Elizabeth City WILLS, DEEDS, and INVENTORYS BOOK Pg. 84 Last will and testament of Humphrey Baylis, bing sick and weake and like to die. To son Jno. Baylis, the upper end of land adjoining William Baylis. To son Thomas Baylis, the land I now live on and to be divided by two men as they see fit so that each son gets plantable land. Wife and two sons to be executors. (Wife not named) Dated 8 Sept 1716. Signed Humphrey (X) Baylis. Wit: Thomas Baylis, JNO. WHITFIELD, THO. POOLE. Proved by same witnesses 17 July 1717. Court date 7/17/1717 John Poole Sr. Marriages Before1699 Spouse: Elizabeth Sheppard (Wid.) Marriage Date:10 Oct 1699 Elizabeth City Co., Virginia Possible 2nd wife ? note: Will of John Poole who died Jan 1740 states wife's name is Ann Elizabeth Sheppard is believed to have died about 1720 ... Ann may have been 2nt wife Thomas Poole Jr the age difference shown here between Thomas and his sons is large. It may simply be an error in the estimates of dates of birth. Will: 1751 Part of index to Elizabeth City County Wills and Administrations (1689-1800) Thomas Poole's will documents approx date of death, his wife Elizabeth's given name , and the names of his children. "POOLE, Thomas. Leg- to my three youngest sons, Howard POOLE, Thomas POOLE and Robert POOLE, son John POOLE; to my three daughters, Sarah POOLE, Mathew (Martha) POOLE and Elizabeth POOLE. Extx.: wife. (Will presented by Elizabeth POOLE.) D. September 8, 1750. R. April 2, 1751. Wit: William BUSHELL, John LEWIS. Original Will. Estate audited by Thomas LATTIMER*, Samuel WATTS, Baldwin SHEPHARD and Thomas BAYLIS, Sr. December 2, 1755. Order Book 1755-1760, p. 31." William Pool William son of Thomas is believed to be the Wm Pool that moved to Johnston / Bertie counties of NC. I have followed Joe Slattery and others in showing the connection that way in my David Poole tree. This "William Pool" is the one referenced in the Paxco Curle trial which stated William, the son of "Thomas is now deceased". That would be consistent with the reference provided by Roy Poole of a William Pool death in Johnston Co NC in 1763. note from Avera researcher Donna Cuzze: "It is possible that Thomas Poole's son William Poole, SR was the one who patented land in Berkley County SC in 1704 where there was no North Carolina formed yet. His son William Poole, Jr could have been the one recorded in 1733 on the Pee Dee River and in Bertie County in later years. ... could have been the one who lived in Johnston County NC, married Sarah Scott (brother of Benjamin Scott. This could certainly explain why Benjamin Scott became guardian of Thomas Avery's youngest orphans in 1761 in Johnston County NC ...." additional DONNA CUZZE NOTES Record 6: May 1717, Thomas POOLE lost in a court action brought by Pasco CURLE. During trial, jury proved the land passed through heirs: John Poole, Sr.>Jane Pool Avery to sons Thomas, John Jr. and William (now deceased). Middleton Poole Middleton*^ POOLE b: Bet. 1681 - 1686 in VA, ECC inherited land POOLES RIDGE from father Thomas Will: 1725 Named in father Thomas' will as was his grandmother, Jane Avera, who gave land to his Uncle John, and now Thomas gives that land to his son Middleton. note from Audrey E Pool . Middleton POOLE died before May 1743 in Elizabeth City County, VA. He was married to Elizabeth. Middleton POOLE and Elizabeth had the following children: 35 i. William POOLE. note for Middleton Poole (AEP) Middleton POOLE Will: May 19, 1742 VA, ECC: Leg.-son William my place "The Points" adjoining Thomas POOLE land, wife Elizabeth, reversion to daughter Ann Poole, reversion to ""COUSIN"" Alexander Poole (not nephew). notes from Audrey Pool on "a" Middleton Pool, possibly this one Middleton (This Middleton POOLE line possibly the one that migrated first to N.C. (Johnston County), then to Washington County, GA (1820 census). Later in Bibb County, AL (a) Middleton POOLE m. Mary Ann FANCHER cousin of Nancy FANCHER who m. , Zedkijah BOAZ - line of Ray W. POOL) Note: Middleton Notes: (con't.) who m. Rebecca FANCHER had a brother, Jason POOL who m. the sister of Nancy FANCHER Note: (A) Middleton POOLE d. July 16, 1740, probably this one and left one son, William and a daughter, Ann. He leaves land to cousin ALEXANDER, son of ALEXANDER. Wit: Thomas POOLE • Jane • Ann • Mary microfiche record 1742 Eliz City County VA Title Poole, Middleton [Middleton] Publication 1742 Gen. note Part of index to Elizabeth City County Wills and Administrations (1689-1800) Note p. 128. Will pro. 19 May 1742. p. 139. Inv. & APRs. rec. 21 July 1742. Deeds, Wills, Bonds, Etc., 1737-1756 (Reel 6) Alexander Poole After an extensive review of all the men from the ECC Poole line that had sons named Alexander; this Alexander Pool was the only candidate not eliminated because of known inconsistencies ( e.g. wrong place, or wrong time frame) Alexander Poole is in the "most likely ancestor chain for James Pool. He is also a speculative link in the ancestor chain of Nicholas Pool from the Haplogroup G Pools. (Note: as a precaution, ancestry.com, Wikitree, etc were also searched for any non-ECC men who had sons named Alexander and lived in the "right areas at the right time frame"). Alexander* POOLE b: Bet. 1682 - 1688 in >VA, Elizabeth City d: June 13, 1742 in VA, Elizabeth City Will: March 21, 1742/43 Names wife, Mary, names son Samuel. Thomas LATIMER is the appraiser for the estate. other children's names comes from the will of his son Samuel ( 1/4/1747) which names James, Alexander, Nicholas, and David This Alexander Pool seems to be the first ( of many) with that name. Avera researcher, Donna Cuzze, has speculated that he was named after Alexander Avera (Avera is the surname of Jane Poole's second husband). Will of Alexander Poole, Elizabeth City County, VA leg.-son Samuel, the plantation given me by my father's will. Wife Mary Poole. Extra. wife Mary Poole. Dated 6/13/1742, recorded 3/21/1743. Wit. Thomas Poole, John Poole, William Poole. Samuel Poole chose the clerk of court as his guardian. Mary Poole qualified, security, Thomas Everard. Book 1737-49, page 84. Estate appraised by Thomas Latimer, john Bushell, and William Poole. July 18, 1744. Book 1737-49, page 186. 3.4 Family Group Sheet for Alexander Poole Husband: Alexander Poole Birth: Abt. 1685 in Elizabeth City County Va Marriage: Abt. 1720 in Elizabeth City County VA (childrens dates of birth are speculative) Death: 13 Jun 1742 in Elizabeth City County Va Father: Thomas Poole Mother: Jane? or Elizabeth? Baylis Wife: Mary named on Samuels's Will Birth: Abt. 1690 in likely Elizabeth City Co VA; no documents for date or location; was alive at time of husband Alexander's will Father: Mother: Children: 1 M 2 M Name: Samuel Poole Birth: Bef. 1722 in Elizabeth City County Va; minor in his father's 1742 Will, so he was born after 1721 Death: 05 Jan 1748 in Elizabeth City County Va Name: James Poole Birth: Aft. 1724 in Elizabeth City County Va 3 Name: Alexander Pool Jr M Birth: Aft. 1726 in Elizabeth Ciity Co, VA Death: Abt. 1767 in Meckleburg, Virginia, United States; James and Alexander's father died in c 1767 Spouse: possible Susanna Mitchell 4 Name: Nicholas Poole M Birth: Aft. 1728 in likely ECC VA; wide rage of estimates for birth year 1705 to 1730, father was living in ECC VA 5 Name: David Poole M Birth: Aft. 1730 BRIEF BIGRAPHICAL NOTES : Alexander Poole This Alexander Poole is the only identified viable candidate for father of Alexander Pool (grandfather to James and Alexander Pool III). He is also a speculative link in the ancestor chain of Nicholas Pool from the Haplogroup G Pools. Alexander*^ POOLE b: Bet. 1682 - 1688 in >VA, Elizabeth City d: June 13, 1742 in VA, Elizabeth CIty Will: March 21, 1742/43 Names wife, Mary, names son Samuel. Thomas LATIMER is the appraiser for the estate. other children's names comes from the will of his son Samuel ( 1/4/1747) which names James, Alexander, Nicholas, and David. Donna Cuzze speculated that this first of many Alexander Poole men, may have been named after Alexander Avera (Avera, later generations spelled the surname "Avery" is the surname of Jane Poole's second husband). Will of Alexander Poole, Elizabeth City County, VA leg.-son Samuel, the plantation given me by my father's will. Wife Mary Poole. Extrx. wife Mary Poole. Dated 6/13/1742, recorded 3/21/1743. Wit. Thomas Poole, John Poole, William Poole. Samuel Poole chose the clerk of court as his guardian. Mary Poole qualified, security, Thomas Everard. Book 1737-49, page 84. Estate appraised by Thomas Latimer, john Bushell, and William Poole. July 18, 1744. Book 1737-49, page 186. Will of Alexander Poole, Elizabeth City County, VA leg.-son Samuel, the plantation given me by my father's will. Wife Mary Poole. Extrx. wife Mary Poole. Dated 6/13/1742, recorded 3/21/1743. Wit. Thomas Poole, John Poole, William Poole. Samuel Poole chose the clerk of court as his guardian. Mary Poole qualified, security, Thomas Everard. Book 1737-49, page 84. Estate appraised by Thomas Latimer, john Bushell, and William Poole. July 18, 1744. Book 1737-49, page 186. wtp notes Children (note these date estimates by Donna Cuzze, -- AEP had an earlier date range for the boys (1700-1720 or so) which seems like a better estimate to me. g) Samuel Poole b: BET 1720 AND 1727 in Elizabeth City County , VA h) James Poole b: BET 1720 AND 1727 in Elizabeth City County , VA i) Alexander Poole Jr. b: BET 1720 AND 1727 in Elizabeth City County , VA j) Nicholas Poole b: BET 1720 AND 1727 in Elizabeth City County , VA k) David Poole b: BET 1720 AND 1727 in Elizabeth City County , VA Alexander*^ POOLE b: Bet. 1685 - 1688 in >VA, Elizabeth City d: June 13, 1742 in VA, Elizabeth CIty Will: March 21, 1742/43 Names wife, Mary, names son Samuel. Thomas LATIMER is the appraiser for the estate. NOTE by DC:: Bet. 1682 - 1688 Named after his step family Alexander Avera? Record 1: 1756 Guardianship Bond received by court listed in VA wills index. Will: March 21, 1742/43 Names wife, Mary, names son Samuel. Thomas LATIMER is the appraiser for the estate. NOTE: I think the date for Alexander is pretty close. ADDITIONAL BIOGRAPHICAL NOTES date of marriage of Alexander's and date of birth for children is not known.. Most genealogists have bracketed it between 1710 and 1730, using c 1720 as a rough midpoint. Alexander Poole is in the "most likely ancestor chain for James Pool. It is also a speculative link in the ancestor chain of Nicholas Pool from the Haplogroup G Pools. Alexander*^ POOLE b: Bet. 1682 - 1688 in >VA, Elizabeth City d: June 13, 1742 in VA, Elizabeth CIty Will: March 21, 1742/43 Names wife, Mary, names son Samuel. Thomas LATIMER is the appraiser for the estate. other children's names comes from the will of his son Samuel ( 1/4/1747) which names James, Alexander, Nicholas, and David Donna Cuzze speculated that this first of many Alexander Poole men, may have been named after Alexander Avera (Avera is the surname of Jane Poole's second husband). Notes: (con't.) Will of Alexander Poole, Elizabeth City County, VA leg.-son Samuel, the plantation given me by my father's will. Wife Mary Poole. Extrx. wife Mary Poole. Dated 6/13/1742, recorded 3/21/1743. Wit. Thomas Poole, John Poole, William Poole. Samuel Poole chose the clerk of court as his guardian. Mary Poole qualified, security, Thomas Everard. Book 1737-49, page 84. Estate appraised by Thomas Latimer, john Bushell, and William Poole. July 18, 1744. Book 1737-49, page 186. Mary (maiden name unknown) Named In Samuel's Will son Samuel Poole Will D Jan 5 1748 "Poole, Samuel. Leg. - mother Mary Poole; brother James the money in the hands of Jacob Walker, with reversion to brothers, Alexander, Nicholas, and David Poole" Nicholas Poole Note: data here is weak without better references -- however it is a VERY interesting name -- I believe it is the first time we see Nicholas as a given name in David Poole's descendants. There is also a Nicholas Pool in one of the Haplogroup G members, Thomas Glen Pool (Barbra Pool researches this line) I think this Nicholas is "worth looking at" as part of the lineage from Thomas Jefferson Pool > Joseph L Pool, Thos J Pool, Alban C Pool > Nicholas Pool --- to the early David Poole line. Estimates I have seen for the birth year of Nicholas vary widely - speculative : CASE FOR POSSIBLE LINK BETWEEN DNA MATCH " NICHOLAS POOL "AND THE NICHOLAS WHO WAS BROTHER TO ALEXANDER POOL SR( who died around 1742) What struck me was: • this Nicholas was a brother to an Alexander Poole, my direct line(and DNA proves our lines are closely connected) • the name Nicholas is rare in the David Poole line,( this may be the earliest use) • the ECC Nicholas Poole is believed to have been born about 1710 to 1725 --about the right time frame to be the father of "Y halplogroup G Nicholas" from familytreedna Poole Project • this was about the time that some of the ECC Poole families were migrating to NC -- for example the ECC Nicholas Poole had an uncle - William Poole who moved to NC --and died in Johnston Co NC The familytreedna "Nicholas Pool" (Barbra Pool's) line goes: Robert Lee Pool > Joseph Lilbourn Pool > Thomas Jefferson Pool > Alban Chapman Pool > Nicholas Pool. Notes: (con't.) ============================ Alexander Poole Jr In Middleton Poole's will., he left The Points Plantation to his wife, then upon her death to his daughter Ann, with Reversion to Alexander (JR) son of Alexander. Since Alexander Jr. r and sons Alexander III and James were living in Mecklenburg VA when Alexander Jr died in about 1767 -- and not living on the Points Plantation, I think we can safely assume that Ann Poole, daughter of Middleton Poole, was still alive in 1767. ================ The proof of this link is indirect (and therefore less certain) than the other links in this descendant chain. The evidence / proof of connection is, therefore, provided in some detail. THIS IDENTIITY OF ALEXANDER POOL IS STRONGLY SUPPORTED . THIS "PROOF" IS FROM COMBINING ELEMENTS OF EVIDENCE, WHICH IS A WEAKER PROOF THAN A SINGLE CLEAR DOCUMENT. (however, with Alexander Pool, Jr dying intestate, this is likley the very best proof that we will be able to develop) A CAREFUL REVIEW OF ALL KNOWN POSSIBLE CANDIDATES FOR WHICH OF SEVERAL ALEXANDER POOLS THIS IS. ALL BUT THIS ONE COULD BE PROVEN INVALID. THIS IS THE BEST OF THE CANDIDATES FOR FATHER TO JAMES AND ALEXANDER POOL. ADDITIONAL DOCUMENTATION IS NEEDED TO ABSOLUTELY PROVE THIS CORRECT CONNECTION.- BUT, WITH THIS ALEXANDER DYING INTESTATE, I DOUBTS THAT SUCH DOCUMENTS EXIST. This connection is made, in large measure, because several lines of Pool / Poole, proven by DNA to be very closely related, have been linked by excellent researchers to the Elizabeth City Co VA line of Pools. Any one of these would be suspect on it's own, but the totality of the John Pool line ( Audrey Pool), Hardy Pool line (Roy Poole), Nicholas Pool line (Barbara Pool), and this James Pool line all having evidence of be from the "ECC" line of Poole is very strong. I consider Audrey Pool, with 50+ years working on this line, to be the best genealogists of our Pool lines; I am strongly influenced by her belief (which she states as unproven) that we are all from this ECC / NC line of POOLE / POOL. • All l other Alexander Pool men identified (we examined 6 potential candidates) had clearly inconsistent records and were ruled out except for one, who on closer examination, appears never to have existed ( a proposed Alexander , son of George Pool). I have searched and found no evidence that Alexander son of George existed (all other children are clearly named in documents), so I have concluded that this was a researcher error that has been accepted and repeated. • Unlike others, that he is not shown living in ECC VA or Johnston / Wake NC . Although not poof, this is consistent with the thesis that this Alexander who went to Brunswick VA. then Mecklenburg (and is the father of James and Alexander Pool ). • Strongly supporting this are documents which link this Alexander Pool to related Pool's who went to Wake NC. (see Audrey Pool's evidence below). These are proven to be from the ECC line of Poole (spelling of Pool generally changed from Poole to Poole for those that migrated to NC). This says that Alexander Pool is indeed from the "right" line of Pool to be son of Alexander Pool Sr. • Perhaps the strongest single argument is mathematical. . The number of generations to a common ancestor is so far out that a) the probability of an even more distant connection is an extremely low probability (since Roy Poole and I are perfect 64 marker matches, we have around a 95% probability of common ancestor at the distance of Thomas Poole or earlier ( Thomas would be 8 generations back for me, assuming this Alexander Poole is indeed my correct link). SINCE THIS IS THE FATHER OF JAMES POOLE, WE KNOW THE FOLLOWING: • Named Alexander Pool from records of the Church Wardens • must have lived in Brunswick VA since James in sworn testimony states that he was born there in 1756 • must have lived in Mecklenburg VA in 1767 since father of James and Alexander died there. • Assuming the ECC David Poole connection is valid, must be a descendant of David Poole and his son John Poole; and likely also a descendant of Thomas Poole. • must be born in a year compatible with James' birth in 1756 • must not be a person whose DNA is identified by familytreedna as belonging to a different line of Pool /Poole. • assuming this is the same Alexander who was living in Brunswick in 1761 (likely because James was born there in 1756) -- wife's name was Susannah. Here were 6 possible "candidates" for the father of James and Alexander that I looked at (Donna Cuzze, Joe Slattery, and others have also looked at this issue, and I have the huge benefit of, and agree with their excellent work). ) a) John Pool Sr. > Thomas Poole, Sr. > Alexander Pool -- ruled out ( died in 1742 in ECC VA). b) John Pool Sr. >William Pool Sr. > Alexander Poole.-- ruled out ( died after 1764 in Johnston NC). c)John Pool Sr. > William Pool Sr. > Alexander Pool Sr. > Alexander Pool , Jr.- ruled out d)John Pool, SR >William Poole Sr. > George Poole > Alexander Pool. ( eliminated, George did not have a son named Alexander - ) ruled out e) John Poole SR > Thomas Poole Sr. > Alexander Poole (Sr.) >Alexander Pool(e), {Jr.} - only remaining candidate f) other "Alexander Poole" via more distant link . Father of this Alexander Poole is the first of his line named Pool -- so very unlikely that other Alexander Poole's exist . (e.g. children of Daniel Poole or Martin Poole. No others found in our search. The additional genertions to common ancestor is statistically improbablle (see calculations, generations to most recent common ancestor below). more wtp notes: Notes for Alexander Pool Jr, son of Alexander Pool Sr. (son of Thomas POOL): Alexander Pool Poole is proved as the father of James Pool by the extensive record research by Belva Cauthen. She spent a lot of time reviewing all available records ( in conjunction with her Harris / Hudson research) and the evidence that Alexander is well supported. This Alexander is recorded by the Church Wardens (who held quasi official status). Belva shows that this Alexander Pool seems to be closely associated with "affiliated" families that lived in the same areas of VA and witnessed each other's documents. The following notes are from Belva Cauthen, whose help is gratefully acknowledged: (wtp 8/2010) \Alexander Poole, s/o Alexander Poole, bound out to Richard Ragsdale, 1767 Alexander Poole's estate sale money to go to Churchwardens, St.James Par. 1770 James Poole, orphan of Alexander Pool, bound out to Benjamin Ragsdale, 1770; to be bound out again 1776 by Ch'ward. James pool married Ursula Hudson, daughter of William Hudson, in 1782 in Mecklenburg Co, VA and they, along with Thomas Wllborn and his son, William Wilborn / Cary Hudson, etc, moved to Laurens Edgefield County SC per the following Laurens co, sc deed. Laurens co, sc deed book J, page 146, 1809, William Hudson to my son-in-law James pool and daughter Ursula; my son-in-law William Wilborn and my daughter Cary; my son-in-law Jeremiah Wilborn and daughter Polly of Edgefield dist, sc 1--two tracts on the Beaverdam creek of reedy river in Laurens co, sc; 2- two other tracts in Rutherford co, NC on Simms creek of little broad river. wit: Anderson Crowder, Joseph field. john lion, j.q.e.d. An additional point of confirmation may be found in the naming of Alexander Pool (III) children. You will see names that appear to be from William Hudson's family. In addition, we see documents where Alexander Pool III and William Hudson signed together (some may be from William Hudson, Jr -- I do not have enough data to know). Alexander Poole, s/o Alexander Poole, bound out to Richard Ragsdale, 1767 Alexander Poole's estate sale money to go to Churchwardens, St. James Par. 1770 James Poole, orphan of Alexander Pool, bound out to Benjamin Ragsdale, 1770; to be bound out again 1776 by Ch'ward. Samuel Poole's 1747 will noted that he had brothers James, Alexander, Nicholas , and David Samuel*^ Poole b: Bet. 1700 - 1720 in VA, Elizabeth City got the plantation d: Bet. 1747 - 1752 in VA, James pool married Ursula Hudson, daughter of William Hudson, there in 1782 in Mecklenburg co, VA and they, along with Thomas Wllborn and his son, William Wilborn / Cary Hudson, etc, also moved to Laurens Edgefield County SC per the following Laurens co, sc deed: Laurens co, sc deed book J, page 146, 1809, William Hudson to my son-in-law James pool and daughter Ursula; my son-in-law William Wilborn and my daughter Cary; my son-in-law Jeremiah Wilborn and daughter Polly of Edgefield dist, sc 1--two tracts on the Beaverdam creek of reedy river in Laurens co, sc; 2- two other tracts in Rutherford co, NC on Simms creek of little broad river. wit: Anderson Crowder, Joseph field. john lion, j.q.e.d. Poole, Alexander. Publication 1756 Gen. note Part of index to Elizabeth City County Wills and Administrations (1689-1800) Note p. 83. Gdn. bond rec. [2 Nov. 1756]. ***GUARDIAN BOND******** Note Order Book, 1755-1757 (Reel 17) Subject - Personal Poole, Alexander. Subject -Geographic Elizabeth City County (Va.) Added Title Virginia wills and administrations. System Number 000535611 ********************************************************************** PROBABILITY OF COMMON ANCESTOR BY GENERATION- closely approaching 100% certainty: Below is my analysis of probability of a common ancestor within a given number of generations. I provide it to help explain why some choices are much less likely. (Although, as Sherlock Holmes was want to say, " when you eliminate the impossible, the remaining, however unlikely, has to be the explanation". ). Probability of distance to common ancestor between William T Pool and Roy Allen Pool. Based on Y DNA 67 marker test . ==== Susanna Mitchell is a likely wife to Alexander Poole ,strong evidence is provided in the section of this report titled " CURENT BASIS OF SUSANNA MITCHELL AS THE SUSANNA WHO WAS WIFE TO ALEXANDER POOL 6/2015. It is also noted that we see the Mitchell in a lot of POOL family names, from various related "Pool Clans" -- seems too frequent to be mere coincidence. our Alexander died in Mecklenburg in 1767 here is a record from Will Book 2 of Brunswick Co Below is a Will that looks like land belonging to Alexander's son, Alexander Pool's former property (sold? was sold by William Mitchell to Ephraim Parham this helps support a tie between Poole and Mitchell - but certainly falls far short of a "proof" Will Book 2, Brunswick County, VA:-"William MITCHELL of Mecklenburg Co to Ephraim PARHAM* of Brunswick Co. 30 Jul 1784. L15 VA. 100 acres which formerly was the property of Ellick/Allick/Alexander POOL who sold it to Matthew PARHAM.... James Pool was born in Brunswick in1756 -- so Alexander Poole, his father , can be assumed to be living there here is a Will witnessed in 1754 by a Alexander Poole (Alexander Pool III would have been a small child) Will of Robert PROCTOR, 9 Sep 1754 Brunswick County, VA: Alexr. POOLE is a witness to said will. Note: PROCTOR descendants went to Wake County, NC. (aep) here again in Brunswick in 1761 Will of Robert PROCTOR, 9 Sep 1754 Brunswick County, VA: Alexr POOLE is a witness to said will. Note: PROCTOR descendants went to Wake County, NC. (aep) "Appraisal of the estate of William MAC KNIGHT dec'd as by court order dated 15 Jan 1759. Included were negroes: man Punch, man Virgil, wench Betty. Appraised by William PENNINGTON, Richard RUSSELL, Alexander POOLE. Returned to Court 23 Jun 1760." "Allotment to Margret (sic) RUSSELL the widow Richard RUSSELL dec'd as by court order dated 23 Mar 1761. Included were negro man Darby, boy Jeff. Allotted by William MACLIN, Jr, Alexander POOL, George INGRAM. Returned to Court 26 May 1761 Account 1760 for John INGRAM, Jr dec'd by Mrs. Elizabeth STEAGALL excrx. Named: Among others were... Benjamin INGRAM George INGRAM Hannah INGRAM James INGRAM Jeremiah INGRAM Salley INGRAM William INGRAM Allen LOVE, merchant William MITCHELL Alexander POOL John TIPPIT Note by Audrey Pool : these POOLES [likely} belonged to Elizabeth City County (now Hampton City), VA. Names familiar to the ECC,VA POOLES are: Alexander, William, Thomas, John, Samuel, Nicholas, Christopher, Humphrey POOLE. wtp note: Audrey wrote the above note in 2005, long before we started getting strong DNA evidence Samuel Poole Names of other brothers of Samuel Poole is given in his will Will of Samuel Poole--Elizabeth City County, VA Leg. -mother Jane Poole. Brother James the money in the hands of Jacob Walker, with reversion to brothers Alexander, Nicholas and David Poole. Exec. Mr. John Selden. Dated January 5, 1748, recorded 10/1752. Wit. Jacob Walker, W. Bushell, Alex'er Robertson. Original Will. note from Audrey Pool POOLE, Samuel. Leg - Mother: Mary POOLE Brothers: James; ALEXANDER; Nicholas* and David POOLE. D. January 5, 1748. Note: “Nicholas” is not a common name in POOL/POOLE . Nancy CHAPMAN is name of the Nicholas POOLE line in my files. was a minor in his father's 1742 Will so would have been born in 1722 or later (from Joe Slattery) Notes: (con't.) POOLE, Samuel. Leg - Mother: Mary POOLE Brothers: James; ALEXANDER; Nicholas* and David POOLE. D. January 5, 1748. Note: “Nicholas” is not a common name in POOL/POOLE . Nancy CHAPMAN is name of the Nicholas POOLE line in my files. (aep) was a minor in his father's 1742 Will so would have been born in 1722 or later from Joe Slattery Will of Alexander Poole, Elizabeth City County, VA leg.-son Samuel, the plantation given me by my father's will. Wife Mary Poole. Extrx. wife Mary Poole. Dated 6/13/1742, recorded 3/21/1743. Wit. Thomas Poole, John Poole, William Poole. Samuel Poole chose the clerk of court as his guardian. Mary Poole qualified, security, Thomas Everard. Book 1737-49, page 84. Estate appraised by Thomas Latimer, john Bushell, and William Poole. July 18, 1744. Book 1737-49, page 186.---------- from Bill Avery' Name: Samuel Poole 1 Sex: M Birth: BET 1720 AND 1727 in Elizabeth City County , VA 2 Event: Fact1 1742 Was a minor at his father's death 2 Death: BET 05 JAN 1748 AND OCT 1752 in Elizabeth City County , VA Note: will of Samuel Poole--Elizabeth City County, VA Leg. -mother Jane Poole. Brother James the money in the hands of Jacob Walker, with reversion to brothers Alexander, Nicholas and David Poole. Exec. Mr. John Selden. Dated January 5, 1748, recorded 10/1752. Wit. Jacob Walker, W. Bushell, Alex'er Robertson. Original Will. ==================== Samuel*^ Poole b: Bet. 1700 - 1720 in VA, Elizabeth City got the plantation d: Bet. 1747 - 1752 in VA, ECC left will Will: 1747 Said he had brothers James, Alexander will of Brother Samuel Poole, recorded Elizabeth City County in 1752 ============= Name: Samuel Poole Sex: M Birth: BET 1720 AND 1727 in Elizabeth City County , VA 2 Event: Fact1 1742 Was a minor at his father's death 2 Death: BET 05 JAN 1748 AND OCT 1752 in Elizabeth City County , VA ] will of Samuel Poole--Elizabeth City County, VA Leg. -mother Jane Poole. Brother James the money in the hands of Jacob Walker, with reversion to brothers Alexander, Nicholas and David Poole. Exec. Mr. John Selden. Dated January 5, 1748, recorded 10/1752. Wit. Jacob Walker, W. Bushell, Alex'er Robertson. Original Will. Father: Alexander Poole Sr. b: BET 1700 AND 1715 in Elizabeth City County , VA Mother: Mary (Unknown) Sources: 1. Title: will of Samuel Poole, recorded Elizabeth City County in 1752 2. Title: will of Alexander Poole, Elizabeth City County, VA 3 Title: Estate records of Alexander Poole, Elizabeth City County, VA in Elizabeth City County, VA James Poole Samuel*^ Poole b: Bet. 1700 - 1720 in VA, Elizabeth City got the plantation d: Bet. 1747 - 1752 in VA, ECC left will Will: 1747 Said he had brothers James, Alexander VA Deeds, book 6 >>> Brunswick County Indenture made the 16th day of June, 1755, between Richard RUSSELL and John RIEVES of Brunswick County, for 60 pounds, conveying 175 acres. Witnesses were Thomas TWITTY, Alexander POOLE and Peter JACKSON. Presented in Court on December 23, 1755. Deed Book 6, page 6. David Poole Samuel*^ Poole b: Bet. 1700 - 1720 in VA, Elizabeth City got the plantation d: Bet. 1747 - 1752 in VA, ECC left will Will: 1747 Said he had brothers James, Alexander 3.5 Family Group Sheet for Alexander Pool Jr Husband: Alexander Pool Jr Birth: Aft. 1726 in Elizabeth Ciity Co, VA Death: Abt. 1767 in Meckleburg, Virginia, United States; James and Alexander's father died in c 1767 Father: Alexander Poole Mother: Mary named on Samuels's Will Wife: possible Susanna Mitchell Birth: Abt. 1720 in probably Brunswick Co VA Death: Bet. 1763–1767 in Brunswick VA? Father: John Mitchell Mother: Children: 1 Name: Alexander Pool III M Birth: 1750 in Lunenburg, Mecklenburg County, Virginia Marriage: 11 Oct 1790 in Mecklenburg, Virginia, USA Death: Dec 1820 in Rutherford, North Carolina, USA Spouse: Anna Angelina Angelise "Anna" Crowder 2 Name: James B "Jacob" Pool M Birth: 05 Apr 1756 in Brunswick Co, VA; see Rev Pension Application Marriage: 11 Jul 1782 in Mecklenburg County, VA Death: 29 Jul 1839 in Laurens ,SC Burial: Tumblin Shoals, Laurens, SC; Traynham cemetery Spouse: Ursula Hudson BREIF BIOGRAPHIAL NOTES FOR ALEXANDER POOL, JR. Alexander Pool was born in Elizabeth City County VA. He is mentioned in his father's Will. He was also mentioned in his cousin Samuel's will, and was in line to inherit the "Points" if his cousin Anne had died young. We assume that he remained in Elizabeth City until he became an adult, and then migrated, likely with other family members. We know that by around 1750 he had moved to Brunswick VA where he married a Susanna. Based on the date , knowledge of affilieated families, and that the given name has to be Susanna, Susanna "Sukie" Mitchell has been chosen as the strongest dcandidate wife for Alexander Pool. see Middleton Poole's will... he left The Points Plantation to his wife, then upon her death to his daughter Ann, with Reversion to Alexander (JR) son of Alexander. Since Alexander Jr. r and sons Alexander III and James were living in Mecklenburg VA when Alexander Jr died in about 1767 -- and not living on the Points Plantation, I think we can safely assume that Ann Poole, daughter of Middleton Poole, was still alive in 1767. ================ ALEXANDER POOL (JR.) IS DOCUMENTED BY THE CHURCHWARDENS TO BE THE FATHER OF JAMES AND ALEXANDER POOL. HIS FATHER , ALEXANDER POOLE, SR. IS THE ONLY IDENTIFIED VIABLE CANDIDATE FOR FATHER TO JAMES AND ALEXANDER POOL. SINCE THIS IS THE FATHER OF JAMES POOLE, WE KNOW : • must have lived in Brunswick VA since James in sworn testimony states that he was born there in 1756 • must have lived in Mecklenburg VA in 1767 since father of James and Alexander died there. • Assuming the ECC David Poole connection is valid, must be a descendant of David Poole and his son John Poole; and likely also a descendant of Thomas Poole. • must be born in a year compatible with James' birth in 1756 • must not be a person whose DNA is identified by familytreedna as belonging to a different line of Pool /Poole. assuming this is the same Alexander who was living in Brunswick in 1761 (likely because James was born there in 1756) -- wife's name was Susannah. more wtp notes: Notes for Alexander Pool: Alexander Pool Poole is proved as the father of James Pool by the extensive record research by Belva Cauthen. She spent a lot of time reviewing all available records ( in conjunction with her Harris / Hudson research) and the evidence that Alexander is well supported. This Alexander is recorded by the Church Wardens (who held quasi official status). Belva shows that this Alexander Pool seems to be closely associated with "affiliated" families that lived in the same areas of VA and witnessed each other's documents. My Hudson line . Ragsdale line, and Belva's Harris like are among the closely associated families. I have included a large selection of Belva's extensive notes in my "Descendants of James Pool" family tree file. In addition, James Pool's sworn testimony (Rev War Pension Application) says he was born in Mecklenburg in 1756-- and there is an Alexander Pool / Poole shown to be living there in 1755-1761. Alexander Poole died intestate, so we lack a "Will" document which could prove (or disprove) the connection. Both Alexander and James Pool were bound out to (different) Ragsdale's. I think it is likely that the Ragsdale's were related (we know there were Ragsdale - Hudson, and Ragsdale - Harris connections).. James' Rev War Pension application files contains a statement that James' birth records were lost in a fire in his Uncles' house. That Uncle could have been the Ragsdale's, it seems unlikely that he boys would be put in a non-family home if a family home had been available. wtp 8/2010 ================== Alexander Poole, s/o Alexander Poole, bound out to Richard Ragsdale, 1767 Alexander Poole's estate sale money to go to Churchwardens, St. James Par. 1770 James Poole, orphan of Alexander Pool, bound out to Benjamin Ragsdale, 1770; to be bound out again 1776 by Ch'ward. Samuel Poole's 1747 will noted that he had brothers James, Alexander, Nicholas , and David Samuel*^ Poole b: Bet. 1700 - 1720 in VA, Elizabeth City got the plantation d: Bet. 1747 - 1752 in VA, ECC left will Will: 1747 Said he had brothers James, Alexander In 2012 a 67 marker match has been made to a Poole / Pool line that claims descent from John Poole Sr., born between 1629 and 1637 In Elizabeth City County VA. Since then several other Pool /Poole lines have claimed this line, and some are now (2013) obtaining Y chromosome DNA data {2013 update, I now have clear document trail now ties this JOHN POOL to his father DAVID POOLE, A FRENCH HUGUENOT WHO IMMIGRATED TO VIRGINIA IN ABOUT 1620}. ============================ The following notes are from Belva Cauthen, whose help is gratefully acknowledged: (wtp 8/2010) \Alexander Poole, s/o Alexander Poole, bound out to Richard Ragsdale, 1767 Alexander Poole's estate sale money to go to Churchwardens, St.James Par. 1770 James Poole, orphan of Alexander Pool, bound out to Benjamin Ragsdale, 1770; to be bound out again 1776 by Ch'ward. James pool married Ursula Hudson, daughter of William Hudson, there in 1782 in Mecklenburg co, VA and they, along with Thomas Wilborn and his son, William Wilborn/ Cary Hudson, etc, also moved to Laurens Edgefield County SC per the following Laurens co, sc deed. Laurens co, sc deed book J, page 146, 1809, William Hudson to my son-in-law James pool and daughter Ursula; my son-in-law William Wilborn and my daughter Cary; my son-in-law Jeremiah Wilborn and daughter Polly of Edgefield dist, SC 1--two tracts on the beaverdam creek of reedy river in Laurens co, sc; 2- two other tracts in Rutherford co, NC on simms creek of little broad river. wit: Anderson Crowder, Joesph field. john lion, j.q.e.d. ======================================== We know that when Alexander Pool,( father of James B Pool and Alexander Pool, Jr, died, he died without a will (intestate). We also know there was an estate, because the Chruch Wardens sold his posessions (I don't know if that included property, but I think it is likely that it did. We presume that no other immediate family was there. The boys were bound out to the Ragsdale family.(The Ragsdale's may have been related. I examined the possibility that the Uncle that James Pool speaks of in his Rev War Pension application may have been a Ragsdale, but I found nothing to either confirm or disprove this. Poole, Alexander. Publication 1756 Gen. note Part of index to Elizabeth City County Wills and Administrations (1689-1800) Note p. 83. Gdn. bond rec. [2 Nov. 1756]. ***GUARDIAN BOND******** Note Order Book, 1755-1757 (Reel 17) Subject - Personal Poole, Alexander. Subject -Geographic Elizabeth City County (Va.) Added Title Virginia wills and administrations. System Number 000535611 ********************************************************************** below is my analysis of probability of a common ancestor within a given number of generations. I provide it to help explain why some choices are much less likely. (Although, as Sherlock Holmes was want to say, " when you eliminate the impossible, the remaining, however unlikely, has to be the explanation". ). Probability of distance to common ancestor between William T Pool and Roy Allen Pool. Based on Y DNA 67 marker test this base case makes no claim of positive genealogical data. This is the Case that FamilyTreeDNA recommends one "starts" with. ( since there is always some possibility that that there is an adoption, etc in a fairly recent generation that nobody now knows about. COMPARISON CHART(note graphs would not display properly in the note section of ftm report-- so here is the data without the helpful graphs) Generations Reverse Percentage • 18.47% 81.53% • 11.89% 88.11% • 7.55% 92.45% • 4.73% 95.27% • 2.94% 97.06% • 1.81% 98.19% • 1.11% 98.89% • 0.68% 99.32% • 0.41% 99.59% • 0.25% 99.75 ================== CURENT BASIS OF SUSANNA MITCHELL AS THE SUSANNA WHO WAS WIFE TO ALEXANDER POOL 6/2015 1. Susanna is shown as the given name of Alexander Pool's wife in several documents, here is one: Indenture made the 8th day of January, 1762, between Alexander Pool and Susannah, his wife, parties of the first part, and Matthew Parham, Jr., of Sussex County, for 130 pounds, conveying 100 acres at the upper end of Shining Creek, and bounded by lands of William Macklin, John Clacks, and Alexander Pool (bought of William Lanier). Signed by Alexander Pool and Susannah Pool (her mark). Witnesses were James Macklin, Thomas Lanier, and John Peebels. Indenture was acknowledged in Court on January 25, 1762, by Alexander Pool and Susannah Pool, and Susanna relinquished her right of dower. Deed Book 7, Page 52. from Brunswick County Deed Book 7 2. Susanna is shown to be the given name of John Mitchell's daughter (John was a Brunswick VA Planter). Entire will is included with John Mitchells bio, but here are the key sections John Mitchell Will provided by Audrey Pool, private email Page 107. Will. I, John MITCHELL of St Andrew's Parish in B, planter, being weak in body but of a sound mind, I desire all my debts that I owe in right or conscience, be well and truly paid within a convenient time after my death. ( see Wm Mitchell for the entire Will) To my daughter Sukei (Susannah) MITCHELL - 1 Negro named Peter. Also one tract of land of about 100 acres, it being part of the land I now live on, on the north side of the branch. Executors: wife Judy MITCHELL, and William MACLIN and James MACLIN. Signed: Jun 22, 1745 - John MITCHELL. Witnesses: William MC KNIGHT, Stephen (X his mark) MOSS, the connection, possibly from this same MITCHELL family. witnesses thereto, and OR. On the motion of the exors. certificate is granted them for obtaining a probate in due form. notes: • Kezia shown in will as Susanna Mitchell's sister, is a MITCHELL name, therefore showing a HOLLOWAY-MITCHELL 3. Same John Mitchell Will shows a Susannah / Sukie is over 21 in 1745, so born before 1724 b. Macklin were witness, so must have lived close c. This is a Mitchell line known to be associated with our Pool family according to Audrey Pool's note. 4. Alexander Pool was living on his land in this area in 1761 From Brunswick Deed Book #7 Indenture made the 23rd day of November, 1761, between William Lanier and Matthew Parham, Jr., of Sussex County, for 100 pounds, conveying 235 acres on both sides of Shining Creek, adjoining Alexander Pool, William Macklin, John Hunington, Edward Denton, and John Clack. Witnesses were William Browne, Thomas Jackson, and J. Parham. Indenture acknowledged in Court on November 24, 1761, by William Lanier. Deed Book 7, Page 44. 5. In 1762 Alexander Pool and his wife Susanna are shown living my by the Wm Macklin as in Susanna Mitchell's father's Will ( he was a witness, and can safely assumed to have lived near John Mitchell in 1745) Indenture made the 8th day of January, 1762, between Alexander Pool and Susannah, his wife, parties of the first part, and Matthew Parham, Jr., of Sussex County, for 130 pounds, conveying 100 acres at the upper end of Shining Creek, and bounded by lands of William Macklin, John Clacks, and Alexander Pool (bought of William Lanier). Signed by Alexander Pool and Susannah Pool (her mark). Witnesses were James Macklin, Thomas Lanier, and John Peebels. Indenture was acknowledged in Court on January 25, 1762, by Alexander Pool and Susannah Pool, and Susanna relinquished her right of dower. Deed Book 7, Page 52. 6. Also in 1762 Alexander and Susanna Pool sell some of their land to Parham, connecting to John Mitchell (and therefore tying to Susanna Mitchell) again. Indenture made the 8th day of January, 1762, between Alexander Pool and Susannah, his wife, parties of the first part, and Matthew Parham, Jr., of Sussex County, for 130 pounds, conveying 100 acres at the upper end of Shining Creek, and bounded by lands of william Macklin, John Clacks, and Alexander Pool (bought of William Lanier). Signed by Alexander Pool and Susannah Pool (her mark). Witnesses were James Macklin, Thomas Lanier, and John Peebels. Indenture was acknowledged in Court on January 25, 1762, by Alexander Pool and Susannah Pool, and Susanna relinquished her right of dower. Deed Book 7, Page 52. 7. again Indenture made the 23rd day of November, 1761, between William Lanier and Matthew Parham, Jr., of Sussex County, for 100 pounds, conveying 235 acres on both sides of Shining Creek, adjoining Alexander Pool, William Macklin, John Hunington, Edward Denton, and John Clack. Witnesses were William Browne, Thomas Jackson, and J. Parham. Indenture acknowledged in Court on November 24, 1761, by William Lanier. Deed Book 7, Page 44. 8. Will Book 2, Brunswick County, VA:-"William MITCHELL of Mecklenburg Co to Ephraim PARHAM* of Brunswick Co. 30 Jul 1784. L15 VA. 100 acres which formerly was the property of Ellick/Allick/Alexander POOL who sold it to Matthew PARHAM.... wtp note, this would only connect if Alex Pool sold to Mitchell at a date before his death ============ Additional discussion , showing that Susanna Pool's maiden name was liklely Susanna Mitchell a) given name of Susanna is established in multiple documents b)Location (Brunswick) and general time is known (from birth years of sons Alexander and James, estimated marriage is c 1750) c) Families known to have close relations with our Pool family were searched for a Pool daughter, who would have been a young woman in 1750, and was living in Brunswick Co VA d) The Mitchell family was the only one in which we found a Susanna, living in the right place at the right time. She is shown to have inherited land from her father's will. note: there are multiple Susanna Mitchells, this is NOT the Susanna Mitchell who was daughter of Robert Mitchell . Jr that Susanna Mitchell married a Glover see Will of Robert Mitchell of Granville County, NC 4 May, 1751 for evidence that this other Susanna Mitchell married a Glover. "(6) to dau SUSANNAH GLOVER, Negro wench Betty; ) note alt spelling occur in some documents for her given name, nickname, and married name Susanna Mitchell was dau of John Mitchell and, based on available info is believed to be wife of Alexander Poole / Pool (NEED ADD'L DOC TO PROVE OR DISPROVE THIS ) Mitchell - Pool relationship is well established Susanna Mitchell lived in the right area to be Alex Pool's wife the timing is correct for Susanna to be same given name as Alexander Pool's wife several excellent genealogists have suggested this connection - however, none consider this as proven fact Will from Susanna Mitchell's father, John Mitchell Alexander Poole Jr note from Audrey Pool (private email to Bill Pool) We have both MITCHELL and HOLLOWAY, or at least our POOL family named sons Isaac Mitchell POOL, I. M. ==== ==================== We see the Mitchell in a lot of family names of our DNA "cousins", additional research is needed, but I suspect this is more than just coincidence here is a record from Will Book 2 of Brunswick Co, VA is a Will that looks like land belonging to Alexander's son, Alexander Pool's former property (sold? ) was sold by William Mitchell to Ephraim Parham >> might support a tie between Poole and Mitchel; Will Book 2, Brunswick County, VA:-"William MITCHELL of Mecklenburg Co to Ephraim PARHAM* of Brunswick Co. 30 Jul 1784. L15 VA. 100 acres which formerly was the property of Ellick/Allick/Alexander POOL who sold it to Matthew PARHAM.... wtp note, this would only connect if Alex Pool sold to Mitchell at a date before his death James Pool was born in Brunswick in1756 -- so Alexander Poole, his father , can be assumed to be living there here is a Will witnessed in 1754 by a Alexander Poole Will of Robert PROCTOR, 9 Sep 1754 Brunswick County, VA: Alexr POOLE is a witness to said will. Note: PROCTOR descendants went to Wake County, NC. (aep) here again in Brunswick in 1761 Will of Robert PROCTOR, 9 Sep 1754 Brunswick County, VA: Alexr POOLE is a witness to said will. Note: PROCTOR descendants went to Wake County, NC. (aep) "Appraisal of the estate of William MAC KNIGHT dec'd as by court order dated 15 Jan 1759. Included were negroes: man Punch, man Virgil, wench Betty. Appraised by William PENNINGTON, Richard RUSSELL, Alexander POOLE. Returned to Court 23 Jun 1760." "Allotment to Margrett (sic) RUSSELL the widow Richard RUSSELL dec'd as by court order dated 23 Mar 1761. Included were negro man Darby, boy Jeff. Alloted by William MACLIN, Jr, Alexander POOL, George INGRAM. Returned to Court 26 May 1761." Account 1760 for John INGRAM, Jr dec'd by Mrs Elizabeth STEAGALL excrx. Named: Among others were... Benjamin INGRAM George INGRAM Hannah INGRAM James INGRAM Jeremiah INGRAM Salley INGRAM William INGRAM Allen LOVE, merchant William MITCHELL Alexander POOL John TIPPIT Note by Audrey: It is possible these POOLES belonged to Elizabeth City County (now Hampton City), VA. Names familiar to the ECC,VA POOLES are: Alexander, William, Thomas, John, Samuel, Nicholas, Christopher, Humphrey POOLE. wtp note: Audrey wrote the above note in 2005, long before we started getting DNA evidence that seems to support an ECC connection. Notes: (con't.) --------------------------------------------------------------- Susanna Mitchell Below is a Will that looks like land belonging to Alexander's son, Alexander Pool's former property was sold by William Mitchell to Ephraim Parham Though not proof in itself, this might support a tie between Poole and Mitchell if additional documents can be found. Will Book 2, Brunswick County, VA:-"William MITCHELL of Mecklenburg Co to Ephraim PARHAM* of Brunswick Co. 30 Jul 1784. L15 VA. 100 acres which formerly was the property of Ellick/Allick/Alexander POOL who sold it to Matthew PARHAM.... (was the sale when Alexander Sr. was alive or done by orphan son Alexander?) POOL - MITCHELL TIE >>> Genealogist Audrey Pool, who researched our Pool line for 50+ years, noted that she believed that the mother of her John Pool might be a Mitchell. She also provided a number of references that link the Pool and Mitchell name. Here is a 2013 email from Audrey: WILLS OF BRUNSWICK COUNTY, VA, 1739-1750 From: Audry [mailto:audreyepool@att.net] Sent: Friday, May 24, 2013 9:52 PM To: 'Bill Pool798246' Subject: re: MITCHELL, etc.... Bill, If I was following a MITCHELL, it would be this one - Southside VA-Granville NC- Upper SC. I think we’ve discussed this before, but think our John POOL’S mother could have been a MITCHELL. Audrey WILLS OF BRUNSWICK COUNTY, VA, 1739-1750 : MITCHELL Page 107. Will. I, John MITCHELL of St Andrew's Parish in B, planter, being weak in body but of a sound mind, I desire all my debts that I owe in right or conscience, be well and truly paid within a convenient time after my death. To my son William MITCHELL - 1 piece of land in B on tusling Quarter Cr, containing about 400 acres. Also 1 Negro man, Ceasar and 1 Negro boy named Olly. Also 2 cows and calves and 1 young horse and trooping saddle, and 1 gun. to my daughter Kersia* (Kezia) MITCHELL - 1 Negro wench named Moll and one tract of land on TAYLORS Creek. To my daughter Sukei (Susannah) MITCHELL - 1 Negro named Peter. Also one tract of land of about 100 acres, it being part of the land I now live on, on the north side of the branch. To my son John MITCHELL - the use and occupation of the rest of my personal estate, etc. To my daughter Judy MITCHELL - use of personal property, etc. Executors: wife Judy MITCHELL, and William MACLIN and James MACLIN. Signed: Jun 22, 1745 - John MITCHELL. Witnesses: William MC KNIGHT, Stephen (X his mark) MOSS, the witnesses thereto, and OR. On the motion of the exors. certificate is granted them for obtaining a probate in due form. (1740) John CLEMONS/CLEMEN(T)S, Will of Brunswick County, VA 1739-1750: Executors: My true and trusty friend, James MITCHELL and my wife. Signed: John (his mark) CLAMONS. Witnesses: John DODD, Robert MITCHELL, Thomas ROBSON. Note: The widow of said John (CLEMONS) married William LADDERDALE. Will of Thomas MITCHELL, 1 Jan 1774 28 Feb 1774, Brunswick County, VA: To my daughter Lucy NOLLY To my son Locket MITCHELL In email above, Audrey Pool mentions that she thinks her John Pool's mother may have been a Mitchell as well as James Pool's mother. Since they are so close in age, I think we can now rule out James and John as brothers ( John would have been the youngest of the three, and therefore would have been with his brothers in Mecklenburg). However, they could well have been first cousins, possibly descended from Alexander Pool Sr. (this is pure speculation at this time, with no evidence other than the fact that Alexander Poole Sr. is shown having 5 sons, which may be the common link between several of the related Pool families ( including also the Nicholas Pool line). Below is a Will that looks like land belonging to Alexander's son, Alexander Pool's former property was sold by William Mitchell to Ephraim Parham Will Book 2, Brunswick County, VA:-"William MITCHELL of Mecklenburg Co to Ephraim PARHAM* of Brunswick Co. 30 Jul 1784. L15 VA. 100 acres which formerly was the property of Ellick/Allick/Alexander POOL who sold it to Matthew PARHAM.... (was the sale when Alexander Sr. was alive or done by orphan son Alexander?) POOL - MITCHELL TIE >>> Genealogist Audrey Pool, who researched our Pool line for 50+ years, noted that she believed that the mother of her John Pool might be a Mitchell. She also provided a number of references that link the Pool and Mitchell name. Here is a 2013 email from Audrey: WILLS OF BRUNSWICK COUNTY, VA, 1739-1750 From: Audry [mailto:audreyepool@att.net] Sent: Friday, May 24, 2013 9:52 PM To: 'Bill Pool798246' Subject: re: MITCHELL, etc.... Bill, If I was following a MITCHELL, it would be this one - Southside VA-Granville NC- Upper SC. I think we’ve discussed this before, but think our John POOL’S mother could have been a MITCHELL. Audrey WILLS OF BRUNSWICK COUNTY, VA, 1739-1750 Notes: (con't.) to my daughter Mary MITCHELL to my daughter Dorothey MITCHELL to my wife Ann Ex: my son Locket MITCHELL (This may be Lockhart/Lockheart) Witnesses: James MACLIN, Joel SMITH, Wm RANEY Next estate sale: Phillip PENN'S dec'd by Thomas PENN admr. Buyers: Abner GREENWODD Jno HIGHTOWER Thos HIGHTOWER Wm HOLLOWAY Richard LANIER James QUARLES Moses QUARLES Jeremiah WRIGHT Robt WRIGHT Among others, but not familiar to me or our families. (aep) Will Book 4, Part 2: Brunswick County, VA: , William 14 Feb 1763 28 Mar 1763 Of St Andrew's Parish. To land MITCHELL where I now live to pay my debts. My land in Edgecomb County, NC near the town of Tarbrough and all my estate to be divided between my wife Mary and son, Olph...should they die, etc., then the whole to be divided between Wm & Thomas STANBACK, son of George STANBACK. Ex: George STANBACK Witnesses: Andrew TROUGHTON, Wm OWEN, James TROUGHTON Probate indicates that George STANBACK qualified with William THORNTON & Wm CLACK his securities. PENNINGTON, Sack (Isaac) 29 September 1788 22 Dec 1795 Brunswick County, VA Will Book 5 To my brother-in-law John BUGG land joining William FINCH, David & Merideth MOSS. To my niece Mary WALKER - land in Mecklenburg County, VA joining John HILL, John HARRIS, George MALONE & Robert JOHNSON To my daughter Lucy PENNINGTON To my son William PENNINGTON To my daughter Mary PENNINGTON To wife Anna PENNINGTON land in Mecklenburg, joining Thomas BINFORD, Jesse OSLING & other. To my son William PENNINGTON - all the rest of my lands I now own. (doesn't say where or how much (aep) ) Ex: Lucas GEE, my wife Anna PENNINGTON, my son WILLIAM PENNINGTON Witnesses: William SMITH, William MITCHELL, Asa GRESHAM, Edward BIRCHETT. Probate indicates that Lucas GEE & William PENNINGTON qualified with George MALONE, William GEE and William MITCHELLtheir securities. Appraisal of the estate of William SIMS dec'd 25 Aug 1780. Included were (negroes) Appraised by Edmund WILKINS, Ben WALL, Lockett/Lockhart MITCHELL. Returned to Court 28 Aug 1780. (Brunswick County, VA Will Book 5 - 1780-1795 Account of Elizabeth HURST by Thomas COCKE admr. Named: Among others. Noted was that the account had been audited by Thomas MACLIN & Edmd WILKINS. Noted was the Buyers: Amos ADAMS John BISHOP Ingram BLANKS John BLANKS Thomas COCK/COCKE Mathew DAVIS John HAMILTON Joseph HARRISON Sarah HARRISON Howel HOBS/HOBBS Charles LUCAS Jr Nathaniel MALONE Lockett/Lockheart/Lockhart MITCHELL Thomas MORRIS Will of Briggs GOODRICH 3 May 1788 28 Apr 1788 Apparently there were questions about the authencity of this will, but James FLETCHER and Lockhart MITCHELL "the handwriting was proved" as that of Briggs GOODRICH. Another person attested also, but the first "proved" writing was accepted. The first record was finished, and both were accepted for their value; the second "as to the residue of the estate specified therein as was not mentioned in the one written by himself." 1733: Brunswick Will of James FLETCHER. William POOLE, Lucy DUKE and Adam TAPLEY are witnesses. 5 William POOLE m. Elizabeth TAPLEY d/o Adam TAPLEY and wife, Elizabeth_____ John POOL Jr (Ray W. Pool's line) named a son, James Fletcher POOL MITCHELL, James 13 Aug 1790 23 Aug 1790 "On Monday the 9th day of this month, James MITCHELL, being very sick, said to William FORTESQUE, that if Mr LUNDIE was at home he would send for him to make his will. He said he intended to leave half what he had to Mary RAINEY & the other part to his brother John SAUNDERS to support his mother. In another hour & a half or 2 hours, both the sd FORTESQUE & Henry MORRIS Jr were present & the sd James MITCHELL repeated his intentions (& expired a few hours later).” MITCHELL, John Will of. 17 Feb 1799 23 Feb 1800 Of St Andrew's Parish To my wife Dianah Names negroes and if anyone wants them, I will post. (aep) Daughter Mary MC KENNEY My sons: John & James MITCHELL Daughters: Jane, Judith, Sally, Elizabeth, Dianna and Susan MITCHELL. Include Mary MC KENNEY Ex: wife Witnesses: Jas LUCAS and Mordicai HOWAR MITCHELL, William 15 Oct 1803 26 Dec 1803 Will of, Brunswick County, VA Will Book 6. To my wife Lucy Daughter Anna BURTON To my son Robert MITCHELL To my son Marcus MITCHELL To my son Clement MITCHELL Daughter Patsey C. MITCHELL son: Benjamin MITCHELL Ex: my son Robert MITCHELL Witnesses: John ORGAIN, Dudley DUNN, Ishmael DUNN Probate indicates that the excr qualified with John BAILEY & Miles COLLIER his securities. Inventory of the property of John MITCHELL dec'd Included were 10 negroes (not named in inventory) Returned to Court 24 Feb 1800 by Dianna MITCHELL excrx. Will Book 6, Brunswick County, VA. Sale of George MALONE's estate 29 Nov 1810, Brunswick County, VA Will Book 7. Names Buyers: Among others William HALL John HICKS Wm JONES James MALONE Jordan MALONE Lucy MALONE William L. TAYLOR James TUCKER William WARD Sale and Buyers on Jan 8, 1811: Among others. Benja GEE John GEE Peter GEE John HICKS Notes: (con't.) Robert LANIER Jordan MACLIN Booth MALONE John MALONE Lucy MALONE Miles MALONE Robert MITCHELL David MOSS John T. PENNINGTON TUCKER Buyers 9 Jan 1812: Among others. Jas MALONE Jordan MALONE Lucy MALONE Clement MITCHELL Note: The earlier will of CLEMONS could very well be CLEMENT(S). (aep) Robt. MITCHELL David MOSS Note: Many of these people above were on the estate of Edward BIRCHETT, 1802-1810. There was a HOLLOWAY-BIRCHETT business in Brunswick Co, VA records. (aep) aep=Audrey Ellen Pool MITCHELL, John - Will Book 1 - Page 140 - Lunenburg Co., VA. Names: Wife - not named in will and evidently deceased. Son - James MITCHELL one pair spoon moulds. Daughter - Catherine MITCHELL, wife of Robert MITCHELL, slave and personal property but to go to her son, John MITCHELL, at age 21. Daugher - Mary YARBROUGH. Son-in-law - Jacob MITCHELL Negro and carpenters tools. Son - Isaac MITCHELL shoemakers and cooper's tools. Housekeeper - Elizabeth SAWYER furniture and stock, other personal property. Executors: Jacob MITCHELL and Isaac MITCHELL Witnesses: Reuben SEARCY, Frances (FJ) JAMES /s/ John MITCHELL Will dated 29 Dec 1753 Recorded: 2 Feb 1755 MITCHELL, Jacob Page 307 Mecklenburg County, VA Inventory and appraisal Appraisers: Bennett GOODE, Samuel YOUNG, Howell TAYLOR Date: 8 September 1779 Recorded: 13 September 1779 Edgefield District, SC 18 Feb 1810 Will of. James GOLEMAN (COLEMAN?) "I appoint my friend John MITCHEL & John HOLLOWAY as executors." Wit: Edward HOLLOWAY & Jacob HARLING. Signed: James (X) GOLEMAN Proved by the oath of Edward HOLLOWAY & Jacob HARLING the 27 Mar 1810 same time qualified John HOLLOWAY & J. MITCHELL. Edgefield District, SC Will Book: 6 March 1811: I, John H. HOLLOWAY, being perfectly in my mind. I give unto my beloved wife Sarah HOLLOWAY all my goods & chattels both real & personal to do with as whatever good in her own sight and I do hereby appoint her the said Sarah HOLLOWAY as executrix to settle all my affairs in this life. Wit: Jorden HOLLOWAY & John MITCHELL. Signed: John H. HOLLOWAY. Proved by the oath of Jorden HOLLOWAY & John MITCHELL the 15 March 1811 & same time qualified Sarah HOLLOWAY as executrix. From: A Collection of South Carolina Records: BOZMAN (BOZEMAN) BOZMAN, John. Box 9 Pack 165. Probate Judge Office. Abbeville, SC Admnr. bond. We Phillip FAGAN, Gibson JONES and Thomas EASLIN are bound unto John THOMAS Esq, Ord in the sum of 1000 pounds sterling dated this Dec 1785. Est. appraised on 27 Sept 1783 by Joseph JOHNSON, James Myrick LANG or LONG, & Isaac MITCHELL. (The date of 1783 & 1785 are used.) Buyers at the sale: Isaac MITCHELL, Keziah BOAZMAN, James Myrick LANG, John GRAY, Joseph DAVENPORT, John HOLLOWAY, John WILD, Phillemon BOAZMAN, James HOLLINGSWORTH, William ANDERSON, Wm PITTS, Jun'r, Isaac NORREL, William LANG, John GOOlMAN (?), Samuel LANSOM (?), Joel PERDUE, Benjamin COBB, Jeremiah TROTTER, Joseph JOHNSON FAGAN. Notes: (con't.) BOAZMAN Notes: I. John Lewis BOAZMAN m. Ann TILLMAN, both of Lunenburg Co, VA. II. Son Philemon BOAZMAN m. Susannah HOLLOWAY, sister of Mahulda HOLLOWAY who m. John POOL (RS) Note 2: Joseph DAVENPORT and John MITCHELL families are on land/deed transactions of Southside VA. (aep) Newberry County, SC: Grand and Pettit Juries: The following person drawn to serve as Grand Jurors: Joseph THOMPSON Daniel PITTS Gabriel ANDERS JOHNSTON Isaac MITCHELL Sen'r Isaac DAVINPORT (sic) Jun'r Adam LAGROUN (LAGRONE) Note: James Holloway POOL line - POOL-RHODES-LAGRONE intermarried. (aep) *John NEWTON Grand Jury, 1791: * Isaac MITCHELL Sen'r Sims BROWN Wallice JONES Pettit Jury, 1791: Isaac DAVINPORT George NEALLY William PITTS Benjamin PEARSON William RILEY Isaiah SHIRLEY *John NEWTON James CALDWELL, Clerk Joseph CALDWELL William ANDERSON John JAMES Among others. (aep) (1788) Newberry County, SC: Ordered that the said road be a publick road and that Isaac DYSON and Isaac MITCHELL Jun'r be appointed overseers of said road. Note: "We present as a Griviance (sic) that the Road leading from the Island ford on Saludy River to the Beverdam near the Widow REASES is out of repair and no overseers apointed for s'd road." Because of this "griviance" the above men were apointed. JOHNSTON Isaac MITCHELL Sen'r Isaac DAVINPORT (sic) Jun'r Adam LAGROUN (LAGRONE) Note: James Holloway POOL line - POOL-RHODES-LAGRONE intermarried. (aep) *John NEWTON Grand Jury, 1791: * Isaac MITCHELL Sen'r Sims BROWN Wallice JONES Pettit Jury, 1791: Isaac DAVINPORT George NEALLY William PITTS Benjamin PEARSON William RILEY Isaiah SHIRLEY *John NEWTON James CALDWELL, Clerk Joseph CALDWELL William ANDERSON John JAMES Among others. (aep) (1788) Newberry County, SC: Ordered that the said road be a publick road and that Isaac DYSON and Isaac MITCHELL Jun'r be appointed overseers of said road. Note: "We present as a Griviance (sic) that the Road leading from the Island ford on Saludy River to the Beverdam near the Widow REASES is out of repair and no overseers apointed for s'd road." Because of this "griviance" the above men were apointed. February Term 1793, Newberry District, SC: Martha MITCHELL of this county a minor & daughter of Isaac MITCHELL dec'd lately of Abbeville County came into court and with the approbation of the said Court and consent of John SATTERWHITE Sen made choice of the said John SATTERWHITE as her guardian ordered that the said John SATTERWHITE Sen'r enter into a Bond of the sum of L 2000.... On motion of Ephraim RAMSEY Esq ordered that Marey SATTERHWITE wife of John SATTERHWITE Sen'r late Mary MITCHELLand John SATTERWHITE be appointed Guardians to two minors children by the name of JOHN and JAMES MITCHELL and that the said Mary be allowed the sum of l 7 s ll d 9 for the maintenance and education of the said children annually and the saum of L 1 s 1 d 9 for each year the said children are not at school... Edgefield District, SC Deed Book 10: Isaac MITCHELL is granted 250 acres from Barbara TUTT..28 Jun 1794 Abstracts of Old Ninety-Six and Abbeville District Wills and Bonds: MITCHELL, Daniel -- Box 65, Pack 1569: Est admnr. Feb 10, 1785 by Isaac MITCHELL, Mary MITCHELL, Gabriel SMITHERS, Jas WILSON bound to Jno THOMAS Ord. 96 Dist. sum 2,000 lbs Inv. made Apr 12, 1785 in Edgefield Co. by Chas BUSSEY, Wm HARVEY, Jno CUNNINGHAM. MITCHELL, Isaac -- Box 65, Pack 1552: Will dated June 29, 1789 in Abbeville Dist. filed Oct 6, 1789. Exrs: Wife: Mary MITCHELL, Son, Isaac Notes: (con't.) MITCHELL, Nathan SIMS, Robert and Richard POLLARD. Wit: Zachary MERWETHER (MERIWEATHER), Benj MITCHELL, Rosana SWANSY. wife: Mary MITCHELL. Chn: Ursula, Catharine, Mary, Sarah MITCHELL. Sett: Legatees: Jas COOK, Robt POLLARD, Wm MITCHELL, Levi RICE, Elisha MITCHELL, Richard POLLARD, Isaac MITCHELL, Daniel MITCHELL, Martha MITCHELL, John MITCHELL, James MITCHELL. MITCHELL, Benjamin -- Box 61, Pack 1434: Will dated Mar 28, 1816. Prov. May 6, 1816. Exrs: Lewis MITCHELL, Basil HALLUM. Witnesses: Nicholas OVERBY, Joseph JOINER, Elsey BUNTIN. Wife, Judith MITCHELL. Chn: Susannah HALLUM, Lewis MITCHELL, Randal MITCHELL, dec'd, Elizabeth ADAMS. Gr chn: Polly Hail MITCHELL, Benjamin R MITCHELL, Morris R. MITCHELL. Est of Benjamin MITCHELL, Sr., in same package. Admnr. Nov 30, 1808 by Keziah MITCHELL, Lewis MITCHELL and Benjamin MITCHELL. Basil HALLUM bound to Andrew HAMILTON Ord Abbeville Dist. sum $10,000.00. HALLUM note: I. Elizabeth HALLUM m. Sullivan PEARSON of NC II. Dau, Rachel PEARSON m. Joseph RHODES III. Son Benjamin RHODES m. Temperance POOL d/o John POOL and Mahulda HOLLOWAY. Alexander Pool III Alexander Poole will Alexander Pool 14 DEC 1820, Jan 1821, Wife Anny Pool. Miles, Polly, John, Dicy, and Cary have had their shares. To Thomas, Fanny, Patsy, Susy and my son James... Exec. wife Anny, son Miles. Wit. Lewis Garner, William Garner ================== 2005 posting from Audrey Poo; From: "Audrey Pool" Subject: Re: More on Alexander POOL(E) and family Date: Tue, 8 Feb 2005 13:34:01 -0800 POOL, Alexander and Angelina CROWDER Children: 1. Dicy/Decy POOL m. 10 May 1821 William G. HENDRICK 2. Cary POOL m. 1 Mar 1819 in Rutherford County, NC Reuben MARTIN, parents were John MARTIN and Carey CROWDER 3. Fanny POOL, b. VA, d. 19 Mar 1861. 1850 census of Cleveland, NC lists her as born in VA, age 48. Married 8 May 1825 in Rutherford County, NC Lewis LEDFORD, b 1784, NC. 4. Patsy POOL 5. Susy POOL 6. Polly Ann POOL b 1789, Mecklenburg, VA. Married James BEDFORD Notes: (con't.) 7. Miles POOL, b ca 1792, Mecklenburg County, VA, d. 13 Sep 1874. Married 18 Dec 1870, Mary WILSON, daughter of James WILSON and Easter_____. 8. John POOL, b. ca 1792. Married an Elizabeth_______. 9. Thomas POOL, b 21 Jul 1795, VA, d. 30 Mar 1866. Married Sary WILSON, b. 22 Mar 1801, d. 3 May 1871, daughter of James WILSON and Easter_______. 10 James POOL, b. 22 Apr 1806. Married Susan R., b 7 Oct 1807, d. 8 Sep 1868. James Thomas POOL, born 14 Apr 1839 in Rutherford County, NC, d. 15 Sep 1912, son of Thomas POOL and Sary WILSON. Married Sophia PEELER, d 8 Dec 1911 at State Hospital, Morgantown, NC, daughter of Little John PEELER and Nancy GIBSON. Children: 1. Elizer Jane POOL. 2. Sarah H. POOL 3. Joseph G. POOL 4. John Thomas POOL, b 27 Oct 1866 in Cleveland, NC, d. 9 Sep 1938 5. Daniel Alexander POOL, b 6 May 1869 in Cleveland County, NC, d 11 Dec 1910. 6. Georgia Anna POOL, b 5 Sep 1870 in Cleveland County, NC, d 15 Feb 1912. 7. James Henry POOL, b 27 Jun 1871 in Cleveland County, NC, d 26 May 1946 at Shelby Hospital, Shelby, Cleveland, NC. Source: Dwight PERRY, his grandson. Married Lobellia Mary Hester WORTMAN, b 8 Aug 1881 in Cleveland County, NC, daughter of Eliza WORTMAN 8. Dan H. POOL, b 6 Dec 1873, d 3 Sep 1882. 9. Mary E. POOL, b 27 Aug 1877 in Cleveland County, NC, died at age 5 yrs and 9 days of diphtheria. ================================================================= page 41 Pool (Poole), Alex & Angellice Crowder, 11 Oct. 1790, Thomas Norment sec. View Full Context Virginia Marriages to 1800 about Crowder, Angelina Spouse 1: Crowder, Angelina Spouse 2: Pool, Alexander Marriage Date: 11 Oct 1790 Marriage Location: Virginia Mecklenburg County Source Information: Dodd, Jordan. Virginia Marriages to 1800 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 1997. Original data: Electronic transcription of marriage records held by the individual counties in Notes: (con't.) Virginia. Description: Rutherford County Will Abstracts 1779-1910 Alexander Pool 14 DEC 1820, Jan 1821, Wife Anny Pool. Miles, Polly, John, Dicy, and Cary have had their shares. To Thomas, Fanny, Patsy, Susy and my son James... Exec. wife Anny, son Miles. Wit. Lewis Garner, William Garner. ==== posting by Audrey Pool From: "Audrey Pool" < aep@madnet.net> Subject: Re: Alexander POOL(E)/CROWDER line from VA>NC Date: Mon, 7 Feb 2005 10:44:40 -0800 I have a few more notes on Alexander POOL(E) if anyone is interested. This is not our direct line...that I know of. Audrey POOL, Alexander b. m. 11 Oct 1790 w. Mecklenburg County, VA CROWDER, Angelina b. Amelia County, VA Father: Abraham CROWDER b. 30 Aug 1730 w. Bristol, Prince George, VA m. Frances_______ b. ca 1730 w. Amelia County, VA Father of Abraham CROWDER, Abraham CROWDER b. ca 1698 w. Charles City, VA m. Frances______ 2. Prince George County, VA Notes: (con't.) Father of Abraham CROWDER, Bartholomew O. CROWDER b. ca 1670 w. Prince George County, VA m. Elizabeth_____ Children of Alexander POOL and Angelina CROWDER: 1. Miles POOL b. 1789 2. Polly POOL 3. John POOL 4. Decy POOL 5. Cary POOL 6. Thomas POOL b. 21 Jul 1795, VA 7. Fanny POOL b. 1798 d. 19 Mar 1861 8. Patsy POOL 9. Susy POOL 10. James POOL b. 22 Apr 1806 m. Susan R. b. 7 Oct 1807 d. 8 Sep 1868 ================= was this Alexander Pool, brother to James Pool? He was living in Mecklenburg untilabout 1790/ "William MITCHELL of Mecklenburg Co to Ephraim PARHAM* of Brunswick Co. 30 Jul 1784. L15 VA. 100 acres which formerly was the property of Ellick/Allick/Alexander POOL who sold it to Matthew PARHAM. Will Book 1, page 297 Will: William Harris Dated September 19, 1778; Recorded June 14, 1779 Names: Wife - Judith Harris Notes: (con't.) Children: Peter Harris, William Harris, James Harris, Sherwood Harris, Reuben Harris, Charles Harris, Samuel Harris, John Harris, Claiborne Harris, Robert Harris, Martha Harris. Specific bequests made to all children. All remainder of estate, both real and personal to wife Judith Harris. Executors: Sons William and Reuben Harris, William Hudson and Mark Moore. Witnesses: Richard Ragsdale, Alexander Poole, and Mark Moore. James "Jacob" B Pool At this time (2014) there is insufficient documentation to know for sure which Alexander Poole was the father of James Poole. It is likely the Alexander Poole shown to be living in Brusnwick VA in 1762 -- we know from James Pool's testimony that they were living in Brunswick VA in 1756. Several of the DNA matches to this line appear to be in the Elizabeth City County VA line of David Poole and his son John Pool. of birth was taken from Rev War Pension Files. these files give two birth years ( 1746 and 1756), the 1756 date appears to be the more likely. according to a handwritten document -- Publication number M804, Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty-Land Warrant Aplication files, James and Ursula moved to Laurens county SC in 1784 or early 1785. Sworn testimony of a neighbor (James Riley) in support of the Pension Application is a consistent and confirming record. It states that when he moved to the neighborhood in December, 1788 James and Ursula were already living in the area. Quick Bio James Pool , a combat veteran of the Rev War; despite being orphaned at a early age and lack of formal education, he became a prosperous cotton farmer in South Carolina. He was able to set each of his children up with a property, a home, and working capital. The Pool cotton business and land holdings in the Laurens SC were extensive and successful. (his son William Hudson Pool is shown on the 1860 US Census as owning 18,000 acres of land) Quick Facts (see media section for 33 photocopies of original documents that I have accumulated (mostly from microfilche files in the Laurens County Archives and the Greenville County archives in SC--plus my transcriptions and notes) Birth: 05 Apr 1756 in Brunswick Co, VA; see Rev Pension Application Residence: 1782 in 12 00, Mecklenburg County, VA Arrival: Bet. 1783-1784 in Laurens, SC; migration from Mecklinburg, VA (see sworn testimony of neighbor) Residence: 1784 in Laurens District, South Carolina Occupation: Bet. 1784-1839 in Laurens, South Carolina, USA; Cotton Farmer Residence: Abt. 1785 in Laurens, SC; Migrated from VA to SC Residence: 1800 in Laurens District, South Carolina Residence: 1830 in Laurens, South Carolina, United States Residence: 1833 in South Carolina Death: 29 Jul 1839 in Laurens ,SC Also Known As:Jacob Burial: Tumblin Shoals, Laurens, SC; Traynham cemetery (James and Ursula were burried at Plantation of their daughter Rebecca and her husband) Person Notes: -James Pool despite being orphaned at a early age and lack of formal education, became a prosperous cotton farmer in South Carolina. He was able to set each of his children up with a property, a home, and working capital. The Pool cotton business and land holdings in the Laurens SC were extensive and successful. locations of birth was taken from Rev War Pension Files. these files give two birth years ( 1746 and 1756), the 1756 date appears to be the more likely (he would not have been bound out to Benjamin Ragsdale in if he had been born at the Notes: (con't.) earlier date) "This _________ states that he was born in Brunswick County VA. about the year 1756. The record of his age was burned in his uncles house in this state". James Poole, orphan of Alexander Pool, bound out to Benjamin Ragsdale, 1770; to be bound out again 1776 by Ch'ward Pension File Abstract: James, Ursula, VA Line W9233, sol was b 5 Apr 1756 or 1746 ((both dates were given) in Brunswick Co VA & he m Ursula (--) 11 July 1782 in Mecklenburg Co VA & she was b 1 Jan 1762, sol lived in Mecklenburg VA at enl & after the Rev he moved to Craven Co SC which was later Laurens Dist SC where he apl 15 Oct 1832 having lived there some 48 years & was then referred to a Jacob Pool, Sr., sol d 29 July 1839 in Laurens Dist SC & his wid appl there 22 Feb 1845, children were; Rebekah b 22 Apr 1783, C--?-- b 18 Jan 1785, William b 21 Feb 1787, Salley b 9 mar 1789, Polley b 23 Jun 1791,Gabrill b 9 Nov 1793, Betsey b 6 Nov 1796, John b 16 Jul 1799, & James, Jr b 15 Mar 1804. James Pool was called "Jacob" by family and friends. The name James and Jacob come from the same Hebrew name -- which means "heel" ( Genesis tells the story of Jacob born grasping Esau's heel and later bought his birthright. Cognates of this name in most European languages so it does not appear to be a strong indicator of James' origin. Served in the Rev War. Pension (Pension Record W 9233). Served a total of 12 months on the Virginia Line as a private soldier. Had three periods of service. The most notable was the infamous battle of "Gates Defeat" (now called the Battle of Camden) in which General Stephen Gates, facing British forces led by Lt General Lord Cornwallis; fled in terror from the battle field and reportedly rode directly home in record time, leaving his subordinate officers and troops to fend for themselves. This battle, which reportedly lasted only an hour or so, took place on August 16, 1780 about 6 miles north of camden SC. Some weeks later after the battle James remained with the reminants of the defeated General Green took command of the Southern Army and James received his formal discharge from service. Notes: (con't.) Will Transcription (photocopies of original are in my possession) Will of James Pool In the name of God Amen, I James Pool being of sound & disposing mind & memory, but knowing the uncertainty of life & being desirous of making disposition of my wordly estate, do make & ordain this my last will & testament to wit; I give & bequeath to my beloved wife Ursula a Negro women Matilda & such increase if any she may have after my death, & should the said Matilda having a sucking(sic) child at my death ,this I give her also together with one bed, bed-stead & furniture, also household & kitchen furniture as much as may be necessary for her comfort, during her natural life, which household & kitchen furniture may be allotted to her if she chooses by the _______, one chosen by herself & one by my other executors & they two to choose a third . All which property I give to her during her natural life. 2nd All the balance of my estate of which I may die posessed, I direct to be sold by my executors hereafter named, & the monies thereof, together into my ready money [page 2] notes & other debts due me I direct to be equally divided between my children,William Pool, Gabriel Pool, the children of my son John Pool, & my daughters Rebecca Trainum, Polly Shaw & Betsey Mares [Mears?] share & share alike. To Micajah Jones the husband & to the children of my deceased daughter Sally Jones, I have already given & delivered what I consider an equal portion of my estate and therefore direct my executors to pay to them, that is, to the heirs of my daughter Sally Jones, twenty dollars & no more. The _________ property in which I have given a life estate to my wife, I desire immediately after her death to be sold & the proceeds to be equally divided in the same manner as delineated for my other children. property. 3rd I give and bequeath to the children of my deceased son John Pool five hundred dollars, which sum shall draw interest from the 5th day of January next, which amount is to be deducted from my estate before the above division takes place of the _______ property 4th Being desirous of making as equal a [page 3] division as practicable among my children sharing advanced to them as follows viz; To Wm. Pool six hundred and ninety seven dollars; To Gabriel Pool seven hundred and forty five dollars; To John Pool six hundred and seventy dollars ( viz) one hundred dollars in a little Negro, five hundred dollars by this will and the other seventy dollars in several small______ at different times; To William Trainum six hundred and seventy dollars; To Pleasant Shaw six hundred and seventy dollars; To John Mares six hundred and seventy dollars; I desire that the several amounts be taken into account before ______ as before ______, & be _______ as so much of their shares already delivered to them, & to be taken into the estate making out ______ of each ones share. Lastly I nominate, constitute and appoint my wife Ursula executrix and my son William Pool executor of this my last will & testament, here by revoking & making null all other wills ,here unto set my hand & affixed my seal this the seventeenth day of August in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred & thirty seven. Signed, sealed, published & declared by the said James Pool_______ last will Notes: (con't.) and testament at whose request & in whose name and in the presence of each other we have here unto signed our names as witnesses to the due execution of the same. Benjamin Arnold Alfred Perritt | James Pool (his mark) Jno. S. Gaines see photographs in media section Old Pool homestead near Princeton SC before it was torn down (~1980) also with drawings of a very similar South Carolina Home during the Revolutionary War. The Pool Family Cemetery, Overlooking Horse Creek in Laurens, SC According to a handwritten document -- Publication number M804, Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty-Land Warrant application files, James and Ursula moved to Laurens county SC in 1784 or early 1785. A confirming testimony from James Riley in 1848 states that James and Ursula were already in Laurens when he moved into the neighborhood in December 1788. Also confirming the earlier date is a November 6, 1784 Deed where James Pool bought 40 acres on sw side of Reedy river from Johnathan Downs Esq. for 15 pounds. James Poole, orphan of Alexander Pool, bound out to Benjamin Ragsdale, 1770; to be bound out again 1776 by Ch'ward this information seems to help confirm the likely birth year as being 1756 (not 1746) and is consistent with Alexander Pool Sr. as James's father. Pension file summary states: James Pool was born in the year of our lord 1756 in April th 5th and departed this life July the 29th 1839. Ursula Pool was born in the year of 1762 in January the 1 and was marri3ed in the year of 1782 in the month ____ James Pool From Abstracts of rev War Pension Files, Page 1725 Pension File Abstract: James, Ursula, VA Line W9233, sol was b 5 Apr 1756 or 1746 ((both dates were given) in Brunswick Co VA & he m Ursula (--) 11 July 1782 in Mecklenburg Co VA & she was b 1 Jan 1762, sol lived in Mecklenburg VA at enl & after the Rev he moved to Craven Co SC which was later Laurens Dist SC where he apl 15 Oct 1832 having lived there some 48 years & was then referred to a Jacob Pool, Sr., sol d 29 July 1839 in Laurens Dist SC & his wid appl there 22 Feb 1845, children were; Rebekah b 22 Apr 1783, C--?-- b 18 Jan 1785, William b 21 Feb 1787, Salley b 9 mar 1789, Polley b 23 Jun 1791,Gabrill b 9 Nov 1793, Betsey b 6 Nov 1796, John b 16 Jul 1799, & James, Jr b 15 Mar 1804. James Pool was called "Jacob" by family and friends. The name James and Jacob come from the same Hebrew name -- which means "heel" ( Genesis tells the story of Jacob born grasping Esau's heel and later bought his birthright. Cognates of this name in most European languages so it does not appear to be a strong indicator of James' origin. Served in the Rev War. Pension (Pension Record W 9233). Served a total of 12 months on the Virginia Line as a private soldier. Had three periods of service. The most notable was the infamous battle of "Gates Defeat" (now called the Battle of Camden) in which General Stephen Gates, facing British forces led by Lt General Lord Cornwallis; fled in terror from the battle field Notes: (con't.) and reportedly rode directly home in record time, leaving his subordinate officers and troops to fend for themselves. This battle, which reportedly lasted only an hour or so, took place on August 16, 1780 about 6 miles north of camden SC. Some weeks later after the battle James remained with the reminants of the defeated General Green took command of the Southern Army and James received his formal discharge from service. from South Carolinians in the Revolution: with service Records and Miscellaneous by Sara Suliavan Ervin James Pool, sen private annual allowance $ 40 Sums recieved $ 120 description of service Virginia when placed on roll feb 20, 1833commencement of pension same age 87 note- back calculation of this refeence would give a birth year of 1746 ===================== although I have not pieced it together,there seems to be a lot of interfamily connections that began in VA. and continued to SC. Exactly how we connect to the Ragsdales, Harris, Hudson group of families is not clear to me, but here is another example from Belva Cauthen: james harris/ martha who witnessed this deed re mark moore to thomas spain was a son also of our William harris/ judith Hudson and brother of my/ our William harris, sr/ frances goode. mark moore, along with our William harris, sr/ frances goode and his brother, reuben harris, were the executors of our William harris/ judith hudson's 1778 mecklenburg co, va will and------- mark moore married rachel ragsdale, daughter of benjamin ragsdale, and moved with his brother-in-law, peter ragsdale/ sarah charlton, also to laurens co, sc and their son, elijah ragsdale/ mary kennedy also moved to paulding co, ga and, again, were still involved with my/ our harris family there. see photo copy in media section Here is a transcription taken in 1944 of some of the tombstones in the Pool family Cemetery (I believe these transcriptions were taken by Col and Mrs Bolt - but my memory is not clear on this … wtp) 1782 Mecklenburg Virginia Census http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=document&guid=e045be20-f132-4dc9-b13f-030bf72b495b&tid=13618848&pi d=439 1782 Mecklenburg Virginia Census copy http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=document&guid=dc2fe400-cfc1-4fee-ae44-0e4638aa78ce&tid=13618848&pi d=439 James B " Jacob Pool" http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=document&guid=fc5dfd75-6f3e-448e-8d29-0f2546f5e0a3&tid=13618848&pid =439 Painting of Battle of Gates Defeat Notes: (con't.) http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=image&guid=4dc25620-67b5-4b3b-8a0b-3bb5e5af74eb&tid=13618848&pid= 439 Pool Bible Records (from Anderson Geneol Society) http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=document&guid=b3dfe5af-86d9-48be-aa66-781dcde60fba&tid=13618848&pi d=439 Pool Cemetery Historical Marker http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=image&guid=8898bc55-f4ea-46a0-8862-a9331788812e&tid=13618848&pid= 439 Pool Bible Records- Pool , Traynham, Senn Families http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=document&guid=8c06f2c0-4d08-4160-b4b1-aae68bee8ab5&tid=13618848& pid=439 POOL FAMILY CEMETARY LAYOUT http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=image&guid=b2475a2a-1cd6-42a4-826d-b46169c4619e&tid=13618848&pid =439 Orphan James Pool bound out to Benjamin Ragsdale http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=document&guid=3473adcf-c560-4166-897a-dd8c095b4360&tid=13618848& pid=439 James Pool tombstone http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=image&guid=6636fcd1-2c76-4380-87d9-ebba788245f3&tid=13618848&pid= 439 ==================== James Pool notes by Baumbach . According to his Revolutionary War pension application, James was born 5 April 1746 (or 1756) in Brunswick County, Virginia, and died 29 July 1839 in Laurens County, South Carolina. He married 07/11/1782 Mecklenburg County, Virginia, to Ursula Hudson, daughter of William Hudson of Laurens County (25).wtp note- deed recorded in Laurens and Edgefield Counties -- Wm Hudson lived in Mecklenburg VA. and unltimately moved to Edgefield where he was living when he died in 1813). 1809 Novemeber 28, Wm. Hudson to son-in-law James Pool & my daughter Ursula Pool, son-in-law Wm Wilbon & my daughter Cary, son-in-law Jeremiah Wilbon & my daughter Polly of Edgefield District- Deed of Gift, two tracts on Beaverdam Creek of Reedy River, bounded south on Allen Mitchell, east on John Taylor, north on John Lyles, west on Thos. Williamson; 2) other tract in Rutherford County, North Carolina, on Simms Creek of Little Broad River. Witnesses: Anderson Crowder, Joseph Fields. John Lyon, J.Q., Edgefield District; recorded 18 April 1810 William Hudson's land adjoined John Lyle, who also owned land adjoining Seth Pettypool (see above). James lived on Beaverdam and Horse Creeks, tributaries of Reedy River, in southern Laurens County. He first appears on deeds in 1790 (26). 1790 November, Elijah Major & Thomas Lewis to James Pool for £15, 100 acres on southwest side of Reedy River, bounded on David Ridgeway, James Pool, Isaac Huger, part of 195 acres granted 3 April 1786. Witnesses: Vencent Davis, Bradford Camp. Jonathan Downs, J.P.; recorded 26 September 1791. 1784 November 6, Jonathan Downs Esq. & wife Sarah to James Pool for £40, 100 acres on Horse Creek, south side of Reedy River, bounded on Moses Tomlin; Witnesses: Wm. Burton, Robt. Parker. Joseph Downs, J.P.; recorded 12 May 1795 1798 September 12, David Ridgeway to James Pool for $300, 141 acres on west side of Reedy River, 100 acres originally granted to Jonathan Downs, 25 acres to Elijah Major, 16 acres granted to Jas. Tate, conveyed to said David Ridgeway, bounded on said Poole, Jno. Arnold, Andw. Arnold & said river. Notes: (con't.) Witnesses: Andw. Arnold, Wm Downs, Junr. Jonathan Downs, J.P. 1798 September 12, Andrew Arnold to James Poole for $130, 78 acres on west side of Reedy River, granted to Jas. Tate conveyed to David Ridgeway then to Andrew Arnold; Witnesses: David Ridgeway, Wm Downs Junr. Jonathan Downs, J.P.; dower relinquished by Polley Arnold. 1807 February 16, John Alexander Jones to James Pool for $25, 8 1/4 acres on a branch of Horse Creek of Reedy River, bounded on John Alexander Jones and James Pool. Witnesses: Benj. Arnold, Saml. (X) Banks. Wm. Arnold, J.P.; recorded 18 April 1810 James Pool and family were enumerated on the 1810 US Census. 1810 US Census, Laurens District, Capt. Wm. Robertson's Company, p. 28 James Pool 1m10-16, 1m16-26, 2m26-45, 2m45+, 2f16-26, 1f26-45, 3 slaves James named his children in his pension application, namely Rebecca (born 22 April 1783), William (born 2 February 1787), Salley (born 9 March 1789), Polley (born 23 June 1791), Gabriel (born 9 November 1793), Betsey (born 6 November 1796), John (born 16 July 1799), and James Jr (born 15 March 1804). He started selling these lands in 1809, first to son William Pool (27). 1809 December 19, James Pool to Wm. Pool for $200, 80 acres on Reedy River, bounded on Perry Perritt, Thos. Taylor. Witnesses: Benj. Arnold, Thos. Townsend. James Dunklin, J.P.; dower relinquished by Ursula (X) Pool; recorded 2 June 1810 1810 July 10, James Pool to John Pyles for 45, 20 acres on Beaverdam Creek of Reedy River, bounded on Wm Wilborn, Wm. Arnold. Witness: Wm Arnold, Micajah Jones. Z. Bailey J.P.; dower relinquished by Ursula Pool; Benjamin Arnold, J. Q.; recorded 3 September 1810 1810 July, 10, James Pool to Wm. Arnold for $190, 89 acres on Beaverdam Creek of Reedy River. Witnesses: John Pyles, Micajah Jones. Jonathan Downs, J. P.; dower relinquished by Ursula (X) Pool; by Benjamin Arnold, J. Q.; recorded 5 February 1811 1815 September 9, James Pool to Gabriel Pool for $400, 103 3/10 acres on west side of Reedy River. Witnesses: Saml. Moore, Micajah Jones. Proven by S. Cunningham, J.P.; recorded 20 October 1815 The 1820 US Census record is alphabetical by first name. The recognized members of this family are: 1820 US Census, Laurens District Gabl Pool 1mu10, 1m16-26, 1fu10, 1f16-26 Gabl Pool 2mu10, 1m26-45, 1fu10, 1f16-26 James Pool 1m16-18, 1m1626, 1m45+, 2fu10, 4f10-16, 1f26-45 There was also two William Pools (see above under Seth Pool) 1830 US Census, Laurens District, p. 224 Wm. Pool 1mu5, 1m15-20, 1m40-50, 1fu5, 2f5-10, 3f10-15, 3f1520, 1f 30-40, 2 slaves James Pool 1mu5, 1m15-20, 1m20-30, 1m30-40, 1m70-80, 1f60-70, 4 slaves pp. 238-239 Richard Waldrop 1m10-15, 1m15-20, 1m20-30, 1m50-60, 1f5-10, 1f15-20, 1f20-30, 1f50-60 Gabriel Pool 1mu5, 2m5-10, 2m10-15, 2m20-30,1fu5, 1f5-10, 1f10-15, 1f30-40 John Pool 1m20-30, 1f20-30 ======= some Ragsdale notes: since James was bound out to Benjamin Ragsdale, some info on them may be of interest. the following comes from the web site "Some Children of Benjamin Ragsdale & Martha Jones (note that Belva Cauthen , Harris Researcher was a major document source for this work -- and was a significant help for my Alexander Pool data from Mecklenburg VA) • Note the reference to Wilborn, the Wilborn brothers marred two sisters of Ursula Hudson (wife of James Pool) and they moved to Edgefield SC, an adjacent county to where Janes and Ursula moved (and prospered). • James was originally bound out to Benj Ragsdate in 1767, not included in the list below • There was a long Harris / Hudson / Ragsdale relationship that continued for generations and is well documented by Belva Cauthern some of the Ragsdales also migrated to Laurens SC Benjamin Ragsdale & Susannah Price 28 Mar 1734: Benjamin Ragsdale was born in Prince George County County, VA.[41a] Notes: (con't.) Many believe that Benjamin and Susannah were married in Chester County, SC. If so, who is the Benjamin in Mecklenburg County after 1772, the year Senior died? Before 1772, any reference to Benjamin could just as likely have been Senior. 1759: Benjamin Ragsdale and William Hunt posted bail for William Harris and William Lidderdale after a suit was brought against the latter by the executors of the Thomas Hawkins estate.[42] Lidderdale was, of course, actually Lauderdale; but was he a member of the Botetourt County family included on this website? 1761: Benjamin Ragsdale, Abram Crowder, and Peter (P) Hamlin witnessed a deed from William Harris Senior to John Smith for land in Lunenburg County.[43] 2 Mar 1765: Mark Moor, John, Joseph, and Benjamin Ragsdale witnessed a deed from Benjamin Hatcher to William Stone for 550 acres on Persimmon Branch of Middle Bluestone Creek.[44] 1770: James Poole, orphan of Alexander Poole, was bound out to Benjamin Ragsdale in Mecklenburg County.[45] 7 Aug 1779: He sold 40 acres on the middle fork of Blue Stone Creek to John Berry for £50. Witnesses:, Clausel Clausel, John Wilson, Thomas Berry, and [brother-in-law] Mark Moore.[46] 11 Oct 1779: Benjamin, Peter, and William Ragsdale were appointed to work on the road from Burwell's Mill to Woodpecker Creek.[47] Peter and William were Benjamin's brothers. 14 Feb 1783: He and [brother] John Ragsdale, Hutchens Burton, Sampson Lamkin, Thomas Berry and John Berry were mentioned as an adjoining landowners in a deed from [brother] Thomas Ragsdale to John Bruce in Mecklenburg County.[48] Hutchens Burton was married to Martha Ragsdale, daughter of John and Frances Ragsdale. 10 Nov 1783: Benjamin Ragsdale, Wilburn, and Tucker were mentioned as the adjoining landowners in a deed from Peter Ragsdale to John Marshall on Middle Bluestone Creek.[49] 20 Nov 1783: He sold 15 acres in Mecklenburg County to Stephen Clark for £15. Witnesses: J. Bruce, Cox (x) Whitlow, and John Ragsdale.[50] 1815: Benjamin died in Pendleton District, SC. Children of Benjamin and Susannah Price Ragsdale: They may have also had a son named Hezekiah. John Ragsdale (m. Nellie Harnage) Susannah Ragsdale (m. Archibald Hamilton) Thomas Ragsdale some of the Ragsdales were said to be responsible for the first Methodist "preaching stand" in an area that reads to be very close to the property held by the Pool family in the area of Princeton SC in an area where Laurens and Greenville Counties meet:(note that the Pooles help establish the first Baptist Church for Freed Slaves after the Civil War, that Church is still in operation) Reedy River along the Old Indian Line in the 96th District of South Carolina around 1786 and established with his brother-in-law, Mark Moore, a Methodist preacher born in Bristol Parish, Prince George County in 1726, the Lebanon Church. By the efforts of these two men a school and a Methodist Preaching Stand" were established on the borderline between Laurens and Greenville Counties. This preaching stand was perhaps the earliest Methodist "church" in the area. 3.6 Condensed collection of key documents ( providing evidence / proof that James Pool descended from the ECC line of Poole) The purpose of this document is to put enough of the key documents to support /prove the ancestry of James B Pool. It is by no means a complete collection ( the Pool family tree is now approaching 900 documents) however the following Provides some the documents. Caveat: the weakest link in this chain is proving which Alexander Pool is the father of James Pool. Since Alexander died intestate, we don't have a single clear document that we have for other links in this chain. A collection of indirect documents has been provided for Alexander. Unless additional key documents are found, we will have to await additional DNA test results for a final confirmation / correction of our earliest American ancestors. JAMES "JACOB" POOL Documents -- connecting James to father, brother, wife, and children Children of James Pool (extraction of War Department Documents, done at a citizens request) From Abstracts of rev War Pension Files, Page 1725 Pension File Abstract: James, Ursula, VA Line W9233, sol was b 5 Apr 1756 or 1746 ((both dates were given) in Brunswick Co VA & he m Ursula (--) 11 July 1782 in Mecklenburg Co VA & she was b 1 Jan 1762, sol lived in Mecklenburg VA at enl & after the Rev he moved to Craven Co SC which was later Laurens Dist SC where he apl 15 Oct 1832 having lived there some 48 years & was then referred to a Jacob Pool, Sr., sol d 29 July 1839 in Laurens Dist SC & his wid appl there 22 Feb 1845, children were; Rebekah b 22 Apr 1783, C--?-- b 18 Jan 1785, William b 21 Feb 1787, Salley b 9 mar 1789, Polley b 23 Jun 1791,Gabrill b 9 Nov 1793, Betsey b 6 Nov 1796, John b 16 Jul 1799, & James, Jr b 15 Mar 1804. ALEXANDER POOL documents Alexander Pool is documented to be the father of James and Alexander Pool by the St James Parrish Church Warden's records: Alexander Poole, s/o Alexander Poole, bound out to Richard Ragsdale, 1767 Alexander Poole's estate sale money to go to Churchwardens, St.James Par. 1770. James Poole, orphan of Alexander Pool, bound out to Benjamin Ragsdale, 1770; to be bound out again 1776 by Ch'ward. Additional Documents Not included here: I have a large collection of deeds and other documents that show Alexander Pool in Brunswick at the time Alexander was born (and James Pool's sworn Rev War Pension Documents confirms he was born in Meckenburg VA) and moving to Mecklenburg. There are later documents showing Alexander Pool in Mecklenburg VA. There are many documents tying Alexander Pool to Wm Hudson, who was James Pool's father in law. Alexander lived near and can be shown to be connected with the Hudsons (James married Wm Hudson's daughter, and was a benefactor to James Pool and his brother Alexander. Alexander named two of his daughters Cary and Polly, the same names Wm Hudson gave two of his daughters). There confirming connections to Mitchell, Ragsdale, Harris, and other families which provide strong confirmation that this Alexander was the father to James and Alexander Pool. Belva Cauthen's help is gratefully acknowledged. She provided dozens of pages of document and notes tying Alexander Pool to his sons and to various "allied" families. Partial Transcription of Will of James Pool, naming children (Photocopy available) Will of James Pool In the name of God Amen, I James Pool being of sound & disposing mind & memory, but knowing the uncertainty of life & being desirous of making disposition of my worldly estate, do make & ordain this my last will & testament to wit; I give & bequeath to my beloved wife Ursula a Negro women Matilda & such increase if any she may have after my death, & should the said Matilda having a sucking(sic) child at my death ,this I give her also together with one bed, bed-stead & furniture, also household & kitchen furniture as much as may be necessary for her comfort, during her natural life, which household & kitchen furniture may be allotted to her if she chooses by the _______, one chosen by herself & one by my other executors & they two to choose a third . All which property I give to her during her natural life. 2nd All the balance of my estate of which I may die possessed, I direct to be sold by my executors hereafter named, & the monies thereof, together into my ready money [page 2] notes & other debts due me I direct to be equally divided between my children, William Pool, Gabriel Pool, the children of my son John Pool, & my daughters Rebecca Trainum, Polly Shaw & Betsey Mares [Mears?] share & share alike. To Micajah Jones the husband & to the children of my deceased daughter Sally Jones, I have already given & delivered what I consider an equal portion of my estate and therefore direct my executors to pay to them, that is, to the heirs of my daughter Sally Jones, twenty dollars & no more. The _________ property in which I have given a life estate to my wife, I desire immediately after her death to be sold & the proceeds to be equally divided in the same manner as delineated for my other property. 3rd I give and bequeath to the children of my deceased son John Pool five hundred dollars, which sum shall draw interest from the 5th day of January next, which amount is to be deducted from my estate before the above division takes place of the _______ property 4th Being desirous of making as equal a [page 3] division as practicable among my children sharing advanced to them as follows viz; To Wm. Pool six hundred and ninety seven dollars; To Gabriel Pool seven hundred and forty five dollars; To John Pool six hundred and seventy dollars ( viz.) one hundred dollars in a little Negro, five hundred dollars by this will and the other seventy dollars in several small______ at different times; To William Trainum six hundred and seventy dollars; To Pleasant Shaw six hundred and seventy dollars; To John Mares six hundred and seventy dollars; I desire that the several amounts be taken into account before ______ as before ______, & be _______ as so much of their shares already delivered to them, & to be taken into the estate making out ______ of each ones share. Lastly I nominate, constitute and appoint my wife Ursula executrix and my son William Pool executor of this my last will & testament, here by revoking & making null all other wills ,here unto set my hand & affixed my seal this the seventeenth day of August in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred & thirty seven. Signed, sealed, published & declared by the said James Pool_______ last will and testament at whose request & in whose name and in the presence of each other we have here unto signed our names as witnesses to the due execution of the same. Benjamin Arnold Alfred Perritt | James Pool (his mark) Jno. S. Gaines ALEXANDER POOL (JR) The following evidence shows Alexander Pool is father to James and Alexander Pool (III) {IT IS RECOGINIZED THAT THIS IS AN INDIRECT "PROOF", AND INHERENTLY WEAKER THAN THE REST OF THIS DOCUMENT CHAIN.. BUT SINCE ALEXANDER, FATHER TO JAMES, DIED INTESTATE, IT IS LIKELY THE BEST WE WILL BE ABLE TO DO} JAMES POOL'S FATHER IS PROVED TO BE ALEXANDER POOL BY ST JAMES PARRISH CHURCHWARDEN'S RECORDS. Alexander Poole, s/o Alexander Poole, bound out to Richard Ragsdale, 1767 Alexander Poole's estate sale money to go to Churchwardens, St. James Par. 1770 James Poole, orphan of Alexander Pool, bound out to Benjamin Ragsdale, 1770; to be bound out again 1776 by Ch'ward. Note that supporting evidence that Alexander is the father of James is provided by: • the fact that that James Pool's brother , Alexander, named children for William Hudson ( James's father in law and benefactor to both brothers). • the age that Alexander Pool's sons, ( James and Alexander) were bound to the Ragsdale family is consistent with the birth years for James and Alexander • the known locations (Brunswick and Mecklenburg VA) where Alexander Pool and family lived, are consistent with the documented locations where both James and Alexander Pool liveded; and is , again, consistent with this Alexander being the father of James and Alexander Pool. • the date (1767) of Alexander's death is consistent with James and Alexander's documented ages. Proving which of several Alexander Pool men was the correct one has proved a considerable challenge. Since a single direct evidence is not available (father Alexander died intestate) several indirect approaches were taken -- with the goal that the weight of the cumulative evidence might serve as "proof" of which Alexander Pool was the father of James and Alexander Pool. a) All identified Alexander Pool men were identified (see list below) and all could be ruled out except for Alexander, son of Alexander, grandson of Thomas. b) There is no continuing record of Alexander Pool, Jr (son of Alexander Sr.) remaining in the Elizabeth City or NC areas (see discussion below). We see documentation for the other brothers, so lack of documentation for Alexander Jr is supporting evidence that it is he that moved to Brunswick and then on to Mecklenburg VA. c) The given name Alexander seems to have come from an earlier "Avera" connection. This line of fathers and sons named Alexander seems to trace directly back to Alexander Pool, son of Thomas who is the first known Poole / Pool in this line to have the given name Alexander. (WTP July 2014) Basis of selecting Alexander, son of Alexander as father to James Pool . (this is revised thinking since 2012.... we have additional which appears to disprove all known alternative cases). Work by Joe Slattery, Bill Avery, and Donna Craze helped identify all "Alexander Poole men and to prove that all those identified, of than Alexander son of Alexander, can be proved as invalid connections. • Evaluation all other Alexander Pool men identified can be ruled out except for the proposed Alexander , son of George. Best evidence is that there was no such person as Alexander , son of George. (all other children of George Pool are clearly named in documents, lack of primary documentation strongly indicates that this Alexander" was merely an error by a early genealogist which got " copied and pasted" into a number of secondary documents • although very little documentation has been found on this Alexander Poole - the fact that he is not shown in ECC VA or Johnston / Wake NC increases the chance that this Alexander who went to Brunswick Va. then Mecklenburg is the father of James and Alexander Pool • the number of generations to a common ancestor is so far out that a) the probability of an even more distant connection is a very low probability (since Roy Poole and I are perfect 64 marker matches, we have around a 95% probability of common ancestor at the distance of Thomas Poole or earlier ( Thomas would be 8 generations back for me, assuming this Alexander Poole is indeed my correct link). Matching Criteria - Requirements necessary to be a viable candidate for father of James and Alexander seem to all be met by the Alexander Pool chosen: • IF THIS IS THE FATHER OF JAMES POOLE, THEN WE BELIEVE WE KNOW THE FOLLOWING ABOUT ALEXADER POOLE Facts that have to fit to be the "right" Alexander Poole - Alexander, son of Alexander meets all of the following criteria. • must have lived in Brunswick VA since James in sworn testimony states that he was born there in 1756 • must have lived in Mecklenburg VA in 1767 since father of James and Alexander died there. • Assuming the ECC David Poole connection is valid, must be a descendant of David Poole and his son John Poole; and likely also a descendant of Thomas Poole. • must be born in a year compatible with James' birth in 1756 • must not be a person whose DNA is identified by familytreedna as belonging to a different line of Pool /Poole. • assuming this is the same Alexander who was living in Brunswick in 1761 (likely because James was born there in 1756) -- wife's name was Susannah. • Possible "Alexander Poole men" that were evaluated Here are 6 possible "candidates" for the father of James and Alexander that I looked at (Donna Cozen, Joe Slattery, and others have also looked at this issue, and I have the great benefit of their work). a)John Pool Sr. > Thomas Poole, Sr. > Alexander Pool -- ruled out because this Alexander died in 1742 in Elizabeth City , VA. b) John Pool Sr. >Thomas Poole > William Pool Sr. > Alexander Poole.-> ruled out due, good evidence that this Alexander was the one in land disputes in NC (and therefore not the Alexander who moved to Brunswick then Mecklenburg)--ruled out c)John Pool Sr. > William Pool Sr. > ? this option is pure speculation with no supporting evidence-- ruled out d)John Pool, SR >Thomas Poole .> William Poole Sr. > George Poole > Alexander Pool. ( ruled out, I and others have searched and have not found any documents which indicate that George had a son named Alexander) • John Poole SR > Thomas Poole Sr. > Alexander Pool Sr. >Alexander Poole Jr -> our best case, no conflicts ... currently our only viable option that is supported by documentation. • some other "Alexander Poole" that we don't currently have identified (certainly possible, however probably would be a more distant connection, and the probable distance to a common ancestor , as provided by familytreedna would make this significantly less probable). • notes: v Alexander as son of George - Needs documentation to establish that George had a son named Alexander. As seen in some family trees and as proposed by Roy Poole, if valid, this would be an excellent fit, however we do find the names of George's children and the name "Alexander" is not seen on these lists. v Alexander Poole, son of William, grandson of Thomas seems to be ruled out IF the William Poole that moved to Bertie was the son of Thomas (and most likely this is the case)---because there are several Williams, the "Bertie NC William Poole" might be another man. I am partially persuaded that "William moving to Bertie" appears to be the "best fit" for the Roy Poole line, since he knows his people came from NC. We know that when Alexander Pool,( father of James B Pool and Alexander Pool, Jr) died, he died intestate. We presume that no other family was there. The boys were bound out to the Ragsdale family. more wtp notes: Notes for Alexander Pool: Alexander Pool Poole is proved as the father of James Pool by the extensive record research by Belva Cauthen. She spent a lot of time reviewing all available records ( in conjunction with her Harris / Hudson research) and the evidence that Alexander is well supported. This Alexander is recorded by the Church Wardens (who held quasi official status). Belva shows that this Alexander Pool seems to be closely associated with "affiliated" families that lived in the same areas of VA and witnessed each other's documents. My Hudson line . Ragsdate line, and Belva's Harris like are among the closely associated families. I have included a large selection of Belva's extensive notes in my "Descendants of James Pool" family tree file. In addition, James Pool's sworn testimony (Rev War Pension Application) says he was born in Mecklenburg in 1756-- and there is an Alexander Pool / Poole shown to be living there in 1755-1761. Alexander Poole died intestate, so we lack a "Will" document which could prove (or disprove) the connection. Both Alexander and James Pool were bound out to (different) R ALEXANDER POOLE SR Will of Thomas Pool ties Alexander (and other children) to their father Thomas FROM THE BOOK WILLS AND ADMINISTRATIONS OF ELIZABETH CITY COUNTY, BY BLANCE ADAMS CHAPMAN Poole, Thomas Original Will Elizabeth City County, VA Leg.-eldest son John,; son William; son Thomas; son Alexander; son Middleton the tract given by my mother, Jane Avera, to her son John Poole; to my daughters Jane, Ann, and Mary Poole. Exec. sons John and Thomas Poole. Dated January 27, 1725/26. recorded July 20, 1727. Witness Thomas Latimer, John Whitfield, john Bushell, Sr. Book 1704-30, Page 77, Elizabeth City County, VA Tying Alexander Pool, Sr. to his son Alexander Pool, Jr "POOLE, Middleton*. Leg - son William POOLE, my place called 'he Points', adjoining the land of Thomas POOLE; after the death of my wife, reversion to daughter Ann POOLE; with reversion to my cousin Alexander POOLE, son of Alexander POOLE. Extx: wife Elizabeth POOLE. D. July 16, 1740. R. May 19, 1742. Wit: Thomas POOLE, Catron DUNN, John BRITAIN. Book 1737-49, p. 128. Estate appraised by Thomas LATTIMER*, Thomas BAYLIS, Jr., and John BUSHELL. July 21, 1742. Book 1737-49, p. 139. Original Will." THOMAS POOLE There are multiple clear documents connecting Thomas Pool to his parents and to his children. there are multiple documents that also clearly show the names of her three Pool sons and daughter: • e.g. ".Whereupon evidence being heard and jury impaneled finds for the deft. "We find the last will and testament of John Poole dec'd pro and rec. in Eliz. City Co. Ct dated 17 Mar 1667 with and endorsement thereon from John Poole the younger to Robt. Beverly dated 10 of 8br 1702 and hereunto annexed. We find that sd. John Poole the Elder died seized of fee in the land in question. We find patent. granted to Jane Poole dated 6 Apr 1671 of land in question and annexed. We find a deed ack. and rec. in Eliz. City Co. Ct from Jane Avery to her three sons, vizt. Thomas Poole, John Poole and William Poole dated 5 Jan 1688 with endorsement thereon from John Poole to Robt. Beverly dated 23 8br 1701 both of the land in question and hereto annexed. We find a deed from John Poole to Robert Beverly dated 13 8br 1701 of land in question hereto annexed and ack and rec in the General Court. We find the last will and testament of Nicho. Curle hereunto annexed whereon is devised to his son Pasco Curle the land in question. We find that Jane Poole who had been the wife of Jno. Poole the Elder dec'd, mother to Thomas Pool's will clearly names his children and parents, Key points Documented by this Will 1. This Thomas Poole is the son of John Pool and Jane Pool Avera (Jane married HenryAvera after John died) 2. Children's Names a) John Poole, eldest b) William Poole c) Thomas Poole d) Alexander Poole e) Middleton Poole f) Jane g) Ann h) Mary • Title Poole, Thomas. (1725 Will) Part of index to Elizabeth City County Wills and Administrations (1689-1800) Note pp. 78-78. Will pro. 20 July 1727. p. 103. Inv. rec. 21 Sep. 1727. Deeds, Wills & Orders, 1704-1730, Pt. 1 (Reel 5) Leg.-eldest son John,; son William; son Thomas; son Alexander; son Middleton the tract given by my mother, Jane Avera, to her son John Poole; to my daughters Jane, Ann, and Mary Poole. Exec. sons John and Thomas Poole. Dated January 27, 1725/26. recorded July 20, 1727. Witness Thomas Latimer, John Whitfield, John Bushell, Sr. Book 1704-30, Page 77, Elizabeth City County, VA JOHN POOL There are multiple documents that tie John Pool to his mother Jane Pool and father David Pool ; and also to their children. Here are two. The following document names John Poole's wife and children and the date of his death. Specifically , for our direct Poole line, this proves Thomas Poole is John and Jane Poole's eldest son. It notes that Jane Pool married Henry Avera after the death of husband John Poole. Page. 137-138 (PG. 67-68 OF ORIGINAL RECORDS BOOK) In the ejectment brought by Robert Westlock on the demise of Thomas Poole, plaintiff, against Pasco Curle, infant. Whereupon James Ricketts and Jane his wife was admitted defts for lands and tenements in the _____ to wit: one dwelling house, one garden sixty acres of land, 30 acs of wood, and 30 acs of _____land with appurtenances in the parish and Co. of Eliz. City, which Thomas Poole to the sd. Robert had demnified for a term not yet expired, did enter and force him from his farm afsd and did eject and other enormities to him did do to the great damage of him the sd Robert and aft the peace of our Lord the King that now is, and whereupon Robert by Samuell Selden his Atty complains that when the afsd Thomas Poole the 10th day of May 1715 at Eliz. City had demnified to the afsd Robert the tenemants to be held and occupied by him the sd Robert and his assigns from the first day of the same May until the end of five years not yet expired. The sd. Pasco on the 12th day of May 1715 with force and arms, damages 10 Pounds money to which deft pleads not guilty. Whereupon evidence being heard and jury impanneled finds for the deft. "We find the last will and testament of John Poole dec'd pro and rec in Eliz. City Co. Ct dated 17 Mar 1667 with and endorsement thereon from John Poole the younger to Robt. Beverly dated 10 of 8br 1702 and hereunto annexed. We find that sd John Poole the Elder died seized of fee in the land in question. We find pattent granted to Jane Poole dated 6 Apr 1671 of land in question and annexed. We find a deed ack and rec in Eliz. City Co. Ct from Jane Avery to her three sons, vizt Thomas Poole, John Poole and William Poole dated 5 Jan 1688 with endorsement thereon from John Poole to Robt. Beverly dated 23 8br 1701 both of the land in question and hereto annexed. We find a deed from John Poole to Robert Beverly dated 13 8br 1701 of land in question hereto annexed and ack and rec in the General Court. We find the last will and testament of Nicho. Curle hereunto annexed whereon is devised to his son Pasco Curle the land in question. We find that Jane Poole who had been the wife of Jno. Poole the Elder dec'd, mother to Tho. and John Poole now living and Wm. Poole now dec'd by her husband the sd John Poole the Elder after the death of sd Poole was marryed to one Henry Avery of this County and he died before Jane and she died afterward when she was Avery's widow and went by the name of Jane Avery at her death. We find an inquisition dated 26th day Nov 1702 under hand and seal of Jerome Ham deputie of John Lightfoot Esq, Escheator of Eliz. City Co. and a jury sworne before him to enquire whether 474 acs of land late in the possession of Jane Poole did escheat to her Majt and hereunto annexed. We find the land in question to be the 474 mentioned in the inquisiotion. We find a pattent from Francis Nicholson Govrnr dated 16 day of April, 1704 by which the land in the declr mentioned is granted to sd Thomas Poole, lessor of the plt. We find that Thomas Poole the lessor of the pltf is the Eldest son and heir of Jane Poole, afterward Jane Avery, and if upon the whole matter the law be with pltf., we find for pltf one shilling damage. If not, we find for the deft. Joseph Banister foreman. Which on motion of the parties was ref'd for the matter of law to be argued. Now being called and argument heard, the court considering the same are of the opinion that the law is for the Pltf." Therefore ord that plt recover the lands and tenaments in the declr mentioned which is granted giving sec according to law. Ordered that Thomas Poole pay to Thomas Avery acc to law for 15 days attendance for him aft Pasco Curle with costs at Exon. the following document (repeated under David Poole) provides a specific proof that John Poole's father was David Poole =================== after David Poole died , there were several jury findings containing the following info (this from a 10 May 1670 dic) P.149 Elizabeth City Co, VA, 10 May 1670. Wm. Alford, Gent, deputy escheater. Writ 18 Aprirl [1670] Jury find that David Poole was an alien and at the time of his death was seized of 420 acres, 50 thereof he purchased with James Vabrett(spelling?) who suffered death as a fellon in this County soe that the 50 acres more which belonged to Varbet doth escheate, which tract in the whole is 4 acres and is now in the tenure and occupation of Jane Poole, widd., relict of Jno. Poole , sonne of David Poole, deceased, bith which tracts containeed 474 acres, David Poole being an alien and Verbert dyeing a fellon, wee find to escheate (names of from the jury, omitted here) Granted to Mrs. Poole DAVID POOLE Again there are multiple documents tying David Pool to his wife and children, and John Poole documents that tie him back to his parents David and Jane Poole. Here are two =================== after David Poole died , there were several jury findings containing the following info (this from a 10 May 1670 dic) P.149 Elizabeth City Co, VA, 10 May 1670. Wm. Alford, Gent, deputy escheater. Writ 18 Aprirl [1670] Jury find that David Poole was an alien and at the time of his death was seized of 420 acres, 50 thereof he purchased with James Vabrett(spelling?) who suffered death as a fellon in this County soe that the 50 acres more which belonged to Varbet doth escheate, which tract in the whole is 4 acres and is now in the tenure and occupation of Jane Poole, widd., relict of Jno. Poole , sonne of David Poole, deceased, bith which tracts containeed 474 acres, David Poole being an alien and Verbert dyeing a fellon, wee find to escheate (names of from the jury, omitted here) Granted to Mrs. Poole This document names David's wife and other children:Early Virginia Immigrants, . Richmond [Va.]: W.C. Hill Printing Co., 1912, 376p. Reprinted by Genealogical Publishing Co., Baltimore, 1978. Repr. 1982. Name: David Poole Year: 1653 Place: Virginia Family Members: Wife Mary; Son Martin; Daughter Jane Source Publication Code: 2772 Primary Immigrant: Po 3.7 BASIS OF SUSANNA MITCHELL AS THE SUSANNA WHO WAS WIFE TO ALEXANDER POOL although a single definitive document such as a Will would provide stronger proof, the totality of the following 9 points of evidence provide , I think, sufficient evidence that we can associate Susanna Mitchell with the Susanna who was wife to Alexander Pool. Whether she was mother, or step mother to James and Alexander (III) Pool is less assured. 1. Susanna is shown as the given name of Alexander Pool's wife in several documents, here is one Indenture made the 8th day of January, 1762, between Alexander Pool and Susannah, his wife, parties of the first part, and Matthew Parham, Jr., of Sussex County, for 130 pounds, conveying 100 acres at the upper end of Shining Creek, and bounded by lands of William Macklin, John Clacks, and Alexander Pool (bought of William Lanier). Signed by Alexander Pool and Susannah Pool (her mark). Witnesses were James Macklin, Thomas Lanier, and John Peebels. Indenture was acknowledged in Court on January 25, 1762, by Alexander Pool and Susannah Pool, and Susanna relinquished her right of dower. Deed Book 7, Page 52. from Brunswick County Deed Book 7 2. Susanna is shown to be the given name of John Mitchell's daughter (John was a Brunswick VA Planter). Entire will is included with John Mitchells bio, but here are the key sections John Mitchell Will provided by Audrey Pool, private email Page 107. Will. I, John MITCHELL of St Andrew's Parish in B, planter, being weak in body but of a sound mind, I desire all my debts that I owe in right or conscience, be well and truly paid within a convenient time after my death. ( see Wm Mitchell for the entire Will) To my daughter Sukei (Susannah) MITCHELL - 1 Negro named Peter. Also one tract of land of about 100 acres, it being part of the land I now live on, on the north side of the branch. Executors: wife Judy MITCHELL, and William MACLIN and James MACLIN. Signed: Jun 22, 1745 - John MITCHELL. Witnesses: William MC KNIGHT, Stephen (X his mark) MOSS, the connection, possibly from this same MITCHELL family. witnesses thereto, and OR. On the motion of the exors. certificate is granted them for obtaining a probate in due form. notes: *Kezia shown in will as Susanna Mitchell's sister, is a MITCHELL name, therefore showing a HOLLOWAY-MITCHELL 3. Same John Mitchell Will shows a Susannah / Sukie is over 21 in 1745, so born before 1724 b. Macklin were witness, so must have lived close c. This is a Mitchell line known to be associated with our Pool family according to Audrey Pool's note. 4. Alexander Pool was living on his land in this area in 1761 From Brunswick Deed Book #7 Indenture made the 23rd day of November, 1761, between William Lanier and Matthew Parham, Jr., of Sussex County, for 100 pounds, conveying 235 acres on both sides of Shining Creek, adjoining Alexander Pool, William Macklin, John Hunington, Edward Denton, and John Clack. Witnesses were William Browne, Thomas Jackson, and J. Parham. Indenture acknowledged in Court on November 24, 1761, by William Lanier. Deed Book 7, Page 44. 5. In 1762 Alexander Pool and his wife Susanna are shown living my by the Wm Macklin as in Susanna Mitchell's father's Will ( he was a witness, and can safely assumed to have lived near John Mitchell in 1745) Indenture made the 8th day of January, 1762, between Alexander Pool and Susannah, his wife, parties of the first part, and Matthew Parham, Jr., of Sussex County, for 130 pounds, conveying 100 acres at the upper end of Shining Creek, and bounded by lands of William Macklin, John Clacks, and Alexander Pool (bought of William Lanier). Signed by Alexander Pool and Susannah Pool (her mark). Witnesses were James Macklin, Thomas Lanier, and John Peebels. Indenture was acknowledged in Court on January 25, 1762, by Alexander Pool and Susannah Pool, and Susanna relinquished her right of dower. Deed Book 7, Page 52. 6. Also in 1762 Alexander and Susanna Pool sell some of their land to Parham, connecting to John Mitchell (and therefore tying to Susanna Mitchell) again. Indenture made the 8th day of January, 1762, between Alexander Pool and Susannah, his wife, parties of the first part, and Matthew Parham, Jr., of Sussex County, for 130 pounds, conveying 100 acres at the upper end of Shining Creek, and bounded by lands of William Macklin, John Clacks, and Alexander Pool (bought of William Lanier). Signed by Alexander Pool and Susannah Pool (her mark). Witnesses were James Macklin, Thomas Lanier, and John Peebels. Indenture was acknowledged in Court on January 25, 1762, by Alexander Pool and Susannah Pool, and Susanna relinquished her right of dower. Deed Book 7, Page 52. 7. again Indenture made the 23rd day of November, 1761, between William Lanier and Matthew Parham, Jr., of Sussex County, for 100 pounds, conveying 235 acres on both sides of Shining Creek, adjoining Alexander Pool, William Macklin, John Hunington, Edward Denton, and John Clack. Witnesses were William Browne, Thomas Jackson, and J. Parham. Indenture acknowledged in Court on November 24, 1761, by William Lanier. Deed Book 7, Page 44. 8. After Alexander Pool's death, the brother of Susanna Mitchell sells land that formerly belonged to Alexander Pool Will Book 2, Brunswick County, VA:-"William MITCHELL of Mecklenburg Co to Ephraim PARHAM* of Brunswick Co. 30 Jul 1784. L15 VA. 100 acres which formerly was the property of Ellick/Allick/Alexander POOL who sold it to Matthew PARHAM.... wtp note, this would only connect if Alex Pool sold to Mitchell at a date before his death 4.0 Recent Generations: Descendants of Alexander Pool and Susanna Mitchell . 4.1 James B Pool 4.2 William Hudson Pool 4.3 William Henry Pool 4.4 William Henry Pool II This is the second section of our family history that What we know “for sure” – >>> this more recent information is not being provided at this time since it may "touch" on living persons. If you have a need for this information, please contact Pool-982 for selective access to more recent family information. ================================================= OUR FIRST FOUR GENERATIONS IN AMERICA (WARNING: MY DIRECT LINE IS THE ONE I'VE STUDIED MOST, BRANCHINGS ARE MORE LIKLEY TO CONTAIN ERRORS... MY DIRECT LINE: DAVID POOLE > jOHN POOL > THOMAS POOLE > ALEXANDER POOL (SR0 > ALEXANDER POOL (JR) Descendants of David Poule Poole Our Best Current Information William T Pool, Jr Dec 2015 Generation 1 1. DAVID POULE POOLE1-11 was born about 1590 in Languedoc France...3, 5, 11-15. He died about 1660 in Elizabeth City County VA (Buck Roe leased property assigned to John Ingrtasme in 1647.5-6, 16-18). He married Mary maiden name unknown about 1625 in England or France (rough estimate, likely between 1615-163019). She was born between 1590-1610 in Languedoc France. She died after 1660. Notes for David Poule Poole: BRIEF BIOGRAPHICAL NOTES: The original French family name may have been POULE according to the respected text," A History of Wine in America" Vol 1. However, although born in France, the area that David and Daniel came from didn't speak French -- so "Pool" or "Poole" may be just as close to the actual name as "Poule". (note the language in Languedoc in southern France spoken by the Poole's and other natives of Languedoc was actually not "French" but a distinct Language called "Occitan" called "d'oc" by its native speakers. it is a Latin based language that dates from Roman times. --the actual name as spoken by the family would not be French surname Poule -- my guess is that Poule is an approximation of the original Occitan name. Both the culture and language of Languedoc was very different from the rest of France). Some have advanced the speculation that our "Poole" family from Languedoc may have been so-called because they produced the high alcohol wine called Picapoll / Piquepoul/ Piquepoule, • A wikipedia reference notes" “picat” or “picada” are adjectives meaning “chopped”. Then look at “poll” which could mean “flea” or louse”. It seems like we’re no further in breaking this down from French except for one thing in that in Catalan “pell” means “skin”. It’s very believable that “pell” would become “poll” over centuries of use by peasants and so you actually have a name that means “chopped skin” which when you look at the grape is exactly what you see and you originally have “picadapell” for the original name. It all makes a great deal more sense than a “stinging hen” or well, whatever you get from the French name." David Poole is documented to have been born in Languedoc France. The date is not documented, but is estimated to be 1585 to 1600. To be recognized as a expert wine maker, he must have been in his 30's in 1620. He would not have likley been much older than that because of physical hardship and active threat of the native Indian population (it was a hard and dangerous time). David Poule Poole and his relative Daniel are likely the first of our DNA G Haplogroup Pool / Poole line to immigrate to America . Arriving in about 1720 , David was one of the first Poole surname persons to arrive in the American colonies. Daniel Poole (believed to have been a brother or close cousin) immigrated at about the same time. David was among seven wine experts that were brought to the Colony of Virginia with the aim to develop a wine industry in America that could rival France. They were to teach the colonists " how to plant trees and grape vines, raise silkworms, and make wine." Because the Huguenots were being persecuted in France, large numbers had fled to England and America. It is likley that the Brittish had their pick from a large group of higlhy qualified expert wine makers, and David Poole was recognized as a master in his trade. By most accounts, the treatment of the French wine masters was poor. Descendants of David Poule Poole Generation 1 (con't) Culturally different, with their own Huguenot Religion and Occitan Language, they were treated much like indentured servants certainly not the status / treatment they expected.; certainly not the status / treatment they expected.The wine venture in Virginia was a failure. Likely the combination of grape diseases, insects, and lack of understanding and support by the Virginia colonists led to failure of the wine venture. By 1632, it was clear that excellent money was to be made in tobacco, and not in wine. The Virginia General Assembly was angered by the French wine masters switching to tobacco and pass a law "inbibiting them from so doing on penalty of forfeiting their leases and havng to qauit the colongy."( History of Hampton and Eliz City County, by L G Tyler published 1922;). Ultimately hard economics won out and Buck Roe became a commercial tobacco venture. The same reference qyotes Smollet as writting , " by the export of tobacco from the Chesapeake, the credithy of the colonies was chiefly, if not wholly supported". By 1647, we see that David Poole is no longer leasing the land at Buck Roe (see notes below). My guess is that by that time, he had made money from tobacco and was doing well. Well enough, apparently, to be able to afford to go back to Europe for at least a brief time, and returned with wife Mary, daughter Jane, and son Martin in 1752. There are subsequent deed documents for Jane and Martin, but ultimately I lose track of them. John Pool, their eldest son remains well documented as well as his children. After returning, we see that only Mary signed one legal document in 1755; which may mean that David was ill or dead by this time. I have followed others in estimating 1760 as reasonable date for David's death. ================== SOME NOTES / DOCUMENTS / DISCUSSION I consider the relationship between David Poole, his wife and children to be fully documented. The population of Elizabeth City in 1625 was only 359 persons, so the risk of confusing our line with the other Poole persons living in the area is minimal The original French family name may have been POULE according to the respected text, A History of Wine in America. Although born in France, the area that David and Daniel came from didn't speak French -- so "Pool" or "Poole" may be just as close to the actual name as "Poule". (note the language in Languedoc in southern France spoken by the Pooles and other natives of Languedoc was actually not "French" but a distinct Language called "Occitan" called "d'oc" by it's native speakers. it is a Latin based language that dates from the 10th century. --the actual name as spoken by the family would not be be French surname Poule -- my guess is that Poule is an approximation of the original Occitian name. Both the culture and language of Languedoc was very different from the rest of France). David was among seven wine experts that were brought to the Colony of Virginia with the aim to develop a wine industry in America that could rival France. Because the Huguenots were being persecuted in France, large numbers fled to England and America By most accounts,the treatment of the French wine masters was poor. They were treated much like indentured servants; certainly not the status / treatment Descendants of David Poule Poole Generation 1 (con't) they expected. The wine venture in Virginia was a failure. Likely the combination of grape diseases, insects, and lack of understanding and support by the Virginia colonists led to failure of the wine venture. from the Huguenot Society: Notes on early Huguenot settlers Early Huguenots in Virginia Huguenots came to Virginia as early as 1620, when Elias La Guard, James Bonnall and David Poole settled in Elizabeth City. In the 1630s Nicholas James, John Broche, William Savary, Nicholas Martiau, Giles Tavernor, John Vallet, and John Galliott settled in what is now York County. Also at that time, many French names appear in the upper County of New Norfolk. More French settlers came over the next three decades, settling in Lower Norfolk, Princess Ann and Isle of Wight Counties. [from Huguenot Lineage Research, Melford S. Dickers Contact: manakintown at yahoo dot com Page last modified: 14 March 2013 =================== after David Poole died , there were several jury findings containing the following info (this from a 10 May 1670 dic) P.149 Elizabeth City Co, VA, 10 May 1670. Wm. Alford, Gent, deputy escheater. Writ 18 Aprirl [1670] Jury find that David Poole was an alien and at the time of his death was seized of 420 acres, 50 thereof he purchased with James Vabrett(spelling?) who suffered death as a fellon in this County soe that the 50 acres more which belonged to Varbet doth escheate, which tract in the whole is 4 acres and is now in the tenure and occupation of Jane Poole, widd., relict of Jno. Poole , sonne of David Poole, deceased, bith which tracts containeed 474 acres, David Poole being an alien and Verbert dyeing a fellon, wee find to escheate (names of from the jury, omitted here) Granted to Mrs. Poole The first attempt to introduce wine making to America is a most interesting topic- I have included here a few brief notes. I recommend reading the actual chapters (available on line) from "A History of Wine in America" From "A History of Wine in America" by Thomas Pinney, UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA PRESS, © 1989 The Regents of the University Below, I have extracted some discussion that relates to what I believe is our line of Pool / Poole: eight vignerons sent to Virginia in 1619, Frenchmen from Languedoc-Elias La Garde, David Poule, Jacques Bonnall are among the names preserved of this group We know also that they were settled at Kecoughton, Elizabeth City County, near the coast and therefore relatively secure from Indian attack.[44] This region had been recommended as early as 1611 by Sir Thomas Dale, who observed that the two or three thousand acres of clear ground there would do for vineyards and that "vines grow naturally there, in great abundance."[45] Indeed, the suitability of the region had been remarked even earlier, in 1572, by the Jesuit Father Juan de la Carrera. Carrera, with what his editors describe as "typical pious exaggeration," wrote that the Spanish found at Kecoughton (which he called "the Bay of the Mother of God") "a very beautiful vineyard, as well laid out and ordered as the vineyards of Spain. It was located on sandy soil and the vines were laden with fine white grapes, large and ripe. Descendants of David Poule Poole Generation 1 (con't) and from page 16 we see suggestion that he arrived late in 1619: The official company statement says that the French vignerons went out in 1619, but they must have arrived too late to do any planting that year-indeed, a letter from Virginia as late as January 1620 pleads for both vines and vignerons from Europe, a fact that suggests the company was slower to carry out its claims than to publicize them and from page 17: The sequel to all this preparation was disappointment. How could it have been anything else, given the practical difficulties? A little wine was made from native grapes, but it proved unsatisfactory. And the failure to make anything out of wine-growing in the face of a prosperous tobacco industry soon led men to give up a losing game. Besides that, the get-rich-quick mentality that dominated in early Virginia... Emigration, some sources give 1619 as the year of emigration, we know he was in VA initially by 1620, and we know he was leasing land in 1627 here is an emigration record for 1627 Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, 1500s-1900s David Poole / Poule was a Huguenot according to the "Huguenot Society" Early Huguenots in Virginia Huguenots came to Virginia as early as 1620, when Elias La Guard, James Bonnall and David Poole settled in Elizabeth City. In the 1630s Nicholas James John Broche, William Savary, Nicholas Martiau, Giles Tavernor, John Vallet, and John Galliott settled in what is now York County. Also at that time, many French names appear in the upper County of New Norfolk. More French settlers came over the next three decades, settling in Lower Norfolk, Princess Ann and Isle of Wight Counties. [from Huguenot Lineage Research, Melford S. Dickerson] =========== I had substantial, generous help from Bill Avery, Donna Cuzze, Audrey Pool, and Joe Slattery who have each studied this Area Some of thier thoughts and conclusions may be found in the Research Notes that have been included. from Donna Cuze (whose help is gratefully acknowledged) . DAVID1 POOLE, was born Bet. 1585 - 1600 in FRANCE > VA, James Citty >Elizabeth City (Hampton), and died Abt. 1647 in VA, ECC "leased land 1627" assigned 1647 to John INGRAME. He married MARY. She was born Bet. 1585 - 1605. DAVID and DANIEL -- several genealogies have David and Daniel as the same man. As shown in my attached documents and references, they can clearly be documented to be two different men. they lived in different places, immigrated at different times with different sponsors, and wives has different names) LAND RECORD 1: 1627, VA, ELIZABETH CITY, leased 60 acres at Point Comfort Island (Buck Roe) & Hampton Rds within boundary of Elizabeth City. Land Book 1 pg 80. States he is "Frenchman", 1652, VA PATENT BOOK 3: Capt Saml Parry given land for transportation of people including David & Mary Poole w/kids Martin & Jane Poole. Descendants of David Poule Poole Generation 1 (con't) Title POOLE, DAVID Publication 12 December 1627. Gen. note "Lease" Virginia State Land Office. Patents 1-42, reels 1-41. Note Location: Elizabeth City County. Description: 60 acres lying at Buck Roe within the precincts of Elizabeth City. Source: Land Office Patents No. 1, 1623-1643 (v.1&2), p.80 (Reel 1). Name: John Arnold/Arundell Birthdate: abt. 1590 Birthplace: Devon, England Spouse: Unknown Place of Death: Virginia Information: Arrived in Jamestown 1611 with the Third Virginia Land Charter but name was spelled "Arundell". Is found in 1627 in Elizabeth City County at "Bucks Row" as neighbor of DAVID POOLE and James Bonall. Email: kklaes@inu.net Source: THE THIRD VIRGINIA CHARTER (at University of Oklahoma Law Center); CAVALIERS AND PIONEERS, PATENT BOOK 1, PART 1, pg. 11, pg. 15, pg. 18, pg. 19 note: there is still another POOLE spelling as shown below -- I think this one is a simple error in transcription Encyclopedia of Virginia Biography published by the Lewis Historical Publishing Company in 1915 Pole, David, one of the vine dressers sent n 1620 to Buckroe to teach the colonists how to plant mulberry trees and vines, raise silkworms and make wine. In 1627 he leased sixty acres at Buckroe for ten years. additional immigration information for David Poole and family Poole, Martin, 1655, by Wm. Little, Northumberland Co. Poole, Jane, 1655, by Wm. Little, Northumberland Co. Poole, John, 1655, by Major Wm. Lewis, New Kent Co. Early Virginia Immigrants; 1623-1666 P Poole, David and Mary, his wife, 1655, by Geo. Coltclough, Northumberland Co. wtp note: in 1655 Mary signed a court document without Davids signature ? did David die after returning to VA from England or France ?? ============================== wtp notes from Cavaliers and Pioneers, Abstracts of Virginia Land Patents. Vol 1 In 1620, the company sent some Frenchmen to Buck Roe ...teach the colonists how to plant trees and grape vines, raise silkworms, and make wine. They were selected by John Bonnell, silkworm raiser to the King at Oakland, from Languedock (sic) in France and among them were Anthony Bonnell, Peter Arundell, and David Poole. …one of the ministers o Elizabeth City WAS Jonas Stockton, parson of Descendants of David Poule Poole Generation 1 (con't) Barkeswell county Warwick England … been the earliest exponent of the doctrine,the only good Indian is a dead Indian On March 22 1622 occurred the massacre at which time 346 settlers out of a total of 1240 were slaughtered Page 17 In February 1624, a census was taken of the inhabitants of the colony according to which it appeared that Elizabeth City Corporation, had a population of 349. wtp Notes from two books, History of Wine and George Sandys Notes from a History of Wine in America, from the Beginnings to Prohibition By Thomas Pinney The following are notes taken from this History that relate directly to first attempts to grow wine in the Colonies and more specifically in Virginia; which resulted in David Poole (POULE) among other French men to immigrate to Virginia. From Page 12 … Supported by an orthodox economic argument. In order to obtain such products as silk, wine, and olive oil, England had to pay cash to Spain and France, its rivals and enemies. One of the persistent objects of early English colonization was therefore to provide England herself with silk, wine, oil, and other such commodities. From page 14 Lord De La Warr (governor of Virginia) seems to have taken some French vine dressers with him on his voyage to Virginia in 1610, though the information is tantalizing indistinct - and therefore not wholly reliable. True Declaration of the Estate of the Colony in Virginia (1610) a tract written to raise fresh fund for th3e company after the disastrous starving time in the winter of 1609-10, we hear of Frenchmen with Lord De La Warr preparing to plant vines Page 16 Despite the companys advertisements and the governors plea for skilled vinearoones, one seems to have ventured forth until a long eight years later 41 There were, as we know, eight vignerons sent to Virginia in 1619, Frenchmen from Languedoc - Elias La Garde, David Poule, Jacquest Bonnall, are among the names preserved of this group. We know also that they were settled at Keccoughton , Elizabeth City County, near the coast and therefore relatively secure from Indian attack. 45 The official company statement say that the French Vignerons went out in 1619 but they must have arrive too late to do any planting that year - Indeed, a letter from Virginia as late as January 1620 pleads for both vines and vignerons from Europe, a fact that suggests the company was slower to carry out its claims than to publicize them…. … Just when the Frenchmen planted their vines is not clear. In 1620 the company, encouraged by the early reports, announced that it was looking for more vineyardists from France and from Germany, and that it was trying to procure plants of the best kinds from France, Germany, and elsewhere 50 Note that Sandys and his elder brother were proponents of industrialization of Descendants of David Poule Poole Generation 1 (con't) the colony. Glassworks, ironworks, shipbuilding were among the industries proposed. ============== Some Notes on early ECC History, abstracted from LG Tylers 1922 "History of Hampton AND Elizabeth City County, VA" • ....April 26, 1607 ....Upon the invitation of some friendly Indians to come ashore to their town called by them Kecoughtan, Captain John Smith says: ''Wee coasted to their town running over a river running into the main where these savages swam over with their bowes and arrows in their mouths." "Kecoughtan," continues the doughty Captain, "has a convenient harbor for fisheries, boats or small boats, that so conveniently turneth itself into Bayes and Creeks that make that place very pleasant to inhabit, their corn-fields being girded thereon as peninsulars. " " The abound-ance of fish, fowls, and deer" was noted The name Kecoughtan does not appear regularly in legal documents from 1619. The new name, Elizabeth City, was called after the daughter of King James I. The cor-poration of Elizabeth City developed into Elizabeth City County in 1634. In 1705 the town of Hampton was founded by an act of the Legislature. • The year 1619 saw great changes made in the govern-ment of Virginia. Hitherto the settlers were only soldiers and martial law prevailed. Now the free laws of England were proclaimed, and to every man was assigned a certain area of land. On July 30, a general assembly met at James-town, • In 1620, the company sent some Frenchmen to Buck Roe to teach the colonists how to plant mulberry trees and grape vines, raise silkworms, and make wine. They were selected by John Bonnell, silkworm raiser to the King at Oakland, from Languedock in France, and among them were Anthony Bonneir, Elias La Guard', James Bonnell, Peter Arundell and David Poole. • ' March 22, 1622 occurred the massacre at which time 346 settlers out of a total of 1240 were slaughtered; As a result of the massacre, the Indians were driven far away from the settlements, • Population Growth(extracted from various parts of document) In February 1624, a census was taken of the inhabitants of the colony according to which it appeared that Eliz- abeth City Corporation had a population of 349 Descendants of David Poule Poole Generation 1 (con't) The number of tithables in Elizabeth City County, in 1748, was 1078, which was more than double what it was at the close of the preceding century. In 1759, the number was 1428, which showed a population of 4284. At the time of the American Revolution the population of Hampton was probably about one thousand people. Unsuccessful at wine making in Virginia, the French turn to tobacco In 1632, the French vignerons at Buck Roe incurred the resentment of the general assembly by dropping into tobacco raising, and a law was passed inhibiting them from so doing on penalty of forfeiting their leases and having to quit the colony. Hurricane of 1749 In 1749, a hurricane, which has been described as most terrific and disastrous, visited Virginia David Poole is believed to be Y Haplogroup G1. Which possibly dates to about 10,000 years ago. Haplogroup G is associated with the Neolitic revolution, where farming and civilization were "invented". Dr John Hawks, of the Universityh of Wisconsin - Madison makes several interesting points that may relate to our pre-historic ancestors, and the Neolothic Revolution which they helped create. • Many Pool people are blue eyed. This is a trait that dates back only around 10,000 years. • Development of agriculture has "sped" human evolution. Changes since the invention of farming include 1. Thinning of human skull - same amount of brain in less total volume 2. Smaller teeth (prepared food requires less grinding of teeth) 3. Changes in genes to help prevent new diseases that began when larger groups of people began living together. 4. Human caused extinction of many species of large animals. 5. Changes in other species caused by planned breeding by humans ( e.g. dogs, cattle, horses, etc) 6. Changes in plants (e.g. corn and grain) caused by selective breeding by humans. Notes for Mary maiden name unknown: BRIEF BIOGRAPHICAL NOTES FOR MARY Mary's maiden name is unknown, In fact almost nothing is known about her her. She must have been "brave and hardy" since she is doucmented to have made the Atlantic crossing several times with her young children. Descendants of David Poule Poole Generation 1 (con't) The following is all we know about Mary Poole 1 Born in Languedoc France, probably in about 1600 2 Probably married David Poole in Languedoc and fled with him to England (David was in London just prior to sailing to Virginai) 3 Was French Huguenot Religion 4 Spoke Ocitian 5 was mother to John , Jane and Martin Pool 6 likely died between 1655 (last document with her name) and 1670 She was likely born in Languedoc France; and likely fled with David to England. ) We do not know when she first immigrated. We know that David's relative, Daniel brought his wife when he immigrated -- and Mary may have initially come in the 1620's with David. I have not found records of these earliest immigrations. Later, after government was better established, there are multiple later immigration records showing Mary immigrating with her children (see below) there are multiple immigration records for David Poole and family they include ( some of this may be duplicate listing for billing purposes ?) • 1627 DAVID (we know he first immigrated in 1620) • 1652/53 David, wife Mary, son Martin, dau Jane note Daniel immigrated at the same time • 1654 a John Poole immigrated (possibly David's oldest son)- Northumberland Co • 1655 Martim Poole Northumberland Co • 1655 Jane Poole Northumberland Co • 1655 John Poole, New Kent Co 1655 David Pool and Mary his wife Northumberland Co BRIEF BIOGRAPHICAL NOTES We know almost nothing about Mary This is what we believe we know • Born in Languedoc France, a little after David • culture Occitan • language Occitan • religion French Huguenot David Poule Poole and Mary maiden name unknown had the following children: 2. i. JOHN2 POOLE SR.13, 20-29 was born about 1630 in Languedoc France, or VA, or England (immigrated, not shown as an "alien" so England is likely; born 1620-163028-29). He died about 1667 in Elizabeth City Co VA (Will recorded March 16, 166713, 20, 28-34 ). He married Jane Poole Avera Boult? about 165535-39 in Elizabeth City Co VA. She was born in 1635 in Languedoc France2, 29, 40-41 (maiden name is speculative; shone as an "Alien" so not born in Eng or VA). She died about 1702 in Elizabeth City, Virginia, United States29, 41-44 (Believed buried in the Poole Cemetery off Grunling Dr, Hampton VA). ii. MARTIN POOLE45 was born about 1635 in Languedoc France or VA or England (immigrated, not shown as an "alien" so England is likely?). He died after 1655 in Elizabeth City Co, VA. Notes for Martin Poole: Descendants of David Poule Poole Generation 1 (con't) • Name: David Poole Year: 1652 Place: Virginia Family Members: Wife Mary; Son Martin; Daughter Jane Source Publication Code: 6220 Primary Immigrant: Poole, David Wtp notes on Martin Poole, son of David and Mary (Poule) Poole From Cavaliers and Pioneers, Abstracts of Virginia Land Patents and grants, 16 1663 - 1666 Vol 1 Patent Book 3, page 308 WILLIAM LITTLE, 100 acs, Northumberland Co., on S. side of great Wicocomoco Riv, 4 Jun 1655, p 345. Adj. land of Daniel Crosby & towards land of William Thomas. Traqns. Of 2 pers: Martin Poole, Jane Poole. to sail to VA without a parent, it is likely they were either in their "teens" or young adults in 1655 there are multiple immigration records for David Poole and family they include ( some of this may be duplicate listing for billing purposes ?) • 1627 DAVID (we know he first immigrated in 1620) • 1652/53 David, wife Mary, son Martin, dau Jane note Daniel immigrated at the same time • 1654 a John Poole immigrated (possibly David's oldest son)- Northumberland Co • 1655 Martim Poole Northumberland Co • 1655 Jane Poole Northumberland Co • 1655 John Poole, New Kent Co 1655 David Pool and Mary his wife Northumberland Co Name: David Poole Year: 1652 Place: Virginia Family Members: Wife Mary; Son Martin; Daughter Jane Source Publication Code: 6220 Primary Immigrant: Poole, David Wtp notes on Martin Poole, son of David and Mary (Poule) Poole From Cavaliers and Pioneers, Abstracts of Virginia Land Patents and grants, 16 1663 - 1666 Vol 1 Patent Book 3, page 308 WILLIAM LITTLE, 100 acs, Northumberland Co., on S. side of great Wicocomoco Riv, 4 Jun 1655, p 345. Adj. land of Daniel Crosby & towards land of William Thomas. Traqns. Of 2 pers: Martin Poole, Jane Poole. to sail to VA without a parent, it is likely they were either in their "teens" or young adults in 1655 Descendants of David Poule Poole Generation 1 (con't) there are multiple immigration records for David Poole and family they include ( some of this may be duplicate listing for billing purposes ?) 1627 DAVID (we know he first immigrated in 1620) 1652/53 David, wife Mary, son Martin, dau Jane note Daniel immigrated at the same time 1654 a John Poole immigrated (possibly David's oldest son)- Northumberland Co 1655 Martim Poole Northumberland Co 1655 Jane Poole Northumberland Co 1655 John Poole, New Kent Co 1655 David Pool and Mary his wife Northumberland Co iii. JANE POOLE46 was born about 1635 in England ?47. She died after 1655 in Elizabeth City Co VA. Notes for Jane Poole: Name: David Poole Year: 1652 Place: Virginia Family Members: Wife Mary; Son Martin; Daughter Jane Source Publication Code: 6220 Primary Immigrant: Poole, David Annotation: Record of 20,000 very early immigrants, with much relevant information. Taken from Patent Books 1 through 5. Title page states, "In 5 volumes," but up to 1979 only three had appeared. See nos. 6221 and 6223 for second and third volumes, published in 1977 Source Bibliography: NUGENT, NELL MARION. Cavaliers and Pioneers: Abstracts of Virginia Land Patents and Grants, 1623-1666. Vol. 1. Richmond [VA]: Dietz Printing Co., 1934. 767p. Reprinted by Genealogical Publishing Co., Baltimore, 1983. Page: 255 there are multiple immigration records for David Poole and family they include ( some of this may be duplicate listing for billing purposes ?) • 1627 DAVID (we know he first immigrated in 1620) • 1652/53 David, wife Mary, son Martin, dau Jane note Daniel immigrated at the same time • 1654 a John Poole immigrated (possibly David's oldest son)- Northumberland Co • 1655 Martim Poole Northumberland Co • 1655 Jane Poole Northumberland Co • 1655 John Poole, New Kent Co 1655 David Pool and Mary his wife Northumberland Co Name: David Poole Year: 1652 Place: Virginia Family Members: Wife Mary; Son Martin; Daughter Jane Source Publication Code: 6220 Primary Immigrant: Poole, David Annotation: Record of 20,000 very early immigrants, with much relevant information. Taken from Patent Books 1 through 5. Title page states, "In 5 volumes," but up to 1979 only three had appeared. See nos. 6221 and 6223 for second and third volumes, published in 1977 Source Bibliography: NUGENT, NELL MARION. Cavaliers and Pioneers: Abstracts of Virginia Land Patents and Grants, 1623-1666. Vol. 1. Richmond [VA]: Dietz Printing Co., 1934. 767p. Reprinted by Genealogical Publishing Co., Descendants of David Poule Poole Generation 1 (con't) Baltimore, 1983. Page: 255 there are multiple immigration records for David Poole and family they include ( some of this may be duplicate listing for billing purposes ?) 1627 DAVID (we know he first immigrated in 1620) 1652/53 David, wife Mary, son Martin, dau Jane note Daniel immigrated at the same time 1654 a John Poole immigrated (possibly David's oldest son)- Northumberland Co 1655 Martim Poole Northumberland Co 1655 Jane Poole Northumberland Co 1655 John Poole, New Kent Co 1655 David Pool and Mary his wife Northumberland Co Generation 2 2. JOHN2 POOLE SR. (David Poule)13, 20-29 was born about 1630 in Languedoc France, or VA, or England (immigrated, not shown as an "alien" so England is likely; born 1620-163028-29). He died about 1667 in Elizabeth City Co VA (Will recorded March 16, 166713, 20, 28-34 ). He married Jane Poole Avera Boult? about 165535-39 in Elizabeth City Co VA. She was born in 1635 in Languedoc France2, 29, 40-41 (maiden name is speculative; shone as an "Alien" so not born in Eng or VA). She died about 1702 in Elizabeth City, Virginia, United States29, 41-44 (Believed buried in the Poole Cemetery off Grunling Dr, Hampton VA). Notes for John Poole Sr.: BRIEF BIOGRAPHICAL NOTES FOR JOHN POOLE, SR. • Born in estimated 1630. Since he was shown as immigrating, but not shown as an "alien" he was likley born in England (birth in VA, or Languedoc France remains possible) • He is clearly shown as the eldest child of David Poole in multiple court Documents • He married Jane (possible maiden name Boult?) she was descended from Languedoc France family, and believed to be a Huguenot (David is listed by the Huguenot Society, but wife Jane is not). • They had three sons and one daughter- whose names and relationships are clearly documented in Wills and various court papers ( as listed in the references) • Was likley a planter, with tobacco as his "cash crop" (his father is believed to have been growing tobacco since approximately 1632; to the displeasure of the VA government which wanted him to continue trying to develop a VA wine industry) We believe that both John and his wife Jane were French Huguneots and very strongly influence by the language and culture of Languedoc France ( which is Occitan, not French in both language and culture. The dates for John's deat wre taken from his 1667 Will. John had a short life. There is no record of how he died; death by disease, accident, and Indian attack were all common in Virginia in the 1600's. CONNECTING JOHN POOLE TO PARENTS AND CHILDREN. The document trail connecting John Pool to his parents is very clear as is the document trail connecting John and Jane Poole to their children. John Pool as David Pool's eldest known child ( there are court documents which specifically list him as the eldest), John is by far the best documented of David's children, a copy of several of the key documents is attached to the "media section" of this report. John's place of birth could be VA, "England, or Descendants of David Poule Poole Generation 2 (con't) Languedoc France. The argument for England is tha I see no record of him being called an "alien" ( although his mother and fatherer are specifically listed as aliens), but I do see immigration records , this would imply that he was not born in VA. If he had been born in France, the records shnould have listed him as an alien. in 1704 John inherited his father's property, 474 acres, in Elizabeth "City County. Also recorded deed prior owned by his moherh Janve Avers, deceased. After Dafvid Poole died, there were several jury findings containingt essentiall the same information, as follows: " Jury find that Davide Poole was an alien and at the time of his death was seized of 420 acres, 50 therof he purchased with James 'Varbrett(spellingt?) who suffered death as a fellon in this County soe that the 50 acres more which elonged to Barbret doth escheate, whcih tract in the whole is 4 acres and is now in the tenure and occupation of Jane Poole, widdow, relict of John Poole, sonne of David Poole, deceased both which tractes contained 474 acres. David Poole being an alein and Varbrett(spelling?) dying a fellon, we find to escheate. (names from the jury, omitted here).... Granted to Mrs. Poole. there are multiple documents that also clearly show the names of her three Pool sons and daughter: e.g ".Whereupon evidence being heard and jury impaneled finds for the deft. "We find the last will and testament of John Poole dec'd pro and rec. in Eliz. City Co. Ct dated 17 Mar 1667 with and endorsement thereon from John Poole the younger to Robt. Beverly dated 10 of 8br 1702 and hereunto annexed. We find that sd. John Poole the Elder died seized of fee in the land in question. We find pattent. granted to Jane Poole dated 6 Apr 1671 of land in question and annexed. We find a deed ack. and rec. in Eliz. City Co. Ct from Jane Avery to her three sons, vizt Thomas Poole, John Poole and William Poole dated 5 Jan 1688 with endorsement thereon from John Poole to Robt. Beverly dated 23 8br 1701 both of the land in question and hereto annexed. We find a deed from John Poole to Robert Beverly dated 13 8br 1701 of land in question hereto annexed and ack and rec in the General Court. We find the last will and testament of Nicho. Curle hereunto annexed whereon is devised to his son Pasco Curle the land in question. We find that Jane Poole who had been the wife of Jno. Poole the Elder dec'd, mother to Descendants of David Poule Poole Generation 2 (con't) Descendants of David Poule Poole Generation 2 (con't) Descendants of David Poule Poole Generation 2 (con't) Descendants of David Poule Poole Generation 2 (con't) 1655 David Pool and Mary his wife Northumberland Co wtp notes: connecting John Poole to David Poole John Poole was David Poole's eldest child, and by far the best documented. a copy of several documents can be found in the attached media section, Place of birth could be VA, England , or Languedoc France. The argument for England (see discussion below) is that I see no record of him being an "alien" (while his father and mother are shown as "alien" , meaning not born in VA or England) but I do see immigration (so not born in VA)===========. in 1704, John Inherited his father's property 474 acres in Elizabeth City County. Descendants of David Poule Poole Generation 2 (con't) Also recorded deed prior owned by his mother Jane Avera, dcd. After David Poole died , there were several jury findings containing the following info (this from a 10 May 1670 dic) P.149 Elizabeth City Co, VA, 10 May 1670. Wm. Alford, Gent, deputy escheater. Writ 18 Aprirl [1670] Jury find that David Poole was an alien and at the time of his death was seized of 420 acres, 50 thereof he purchased with James Vabrett(spelling?) who suffered death as a fellon in this County soe that the 50 acres more which belonged to Varbet doth escheate, which tract in the whole is 4 acres and is now in the tenure and occupation of Jane Poole, widd., relict of Jno. Poole , sonne of David Poole, deceased, bith which tracts containeed 474 acres, David Poole being an alien and Verbert dyeing a fellon, wee find to escheate (names from the jury, omitted here) Granted to Mrs. Poole ========================================== Additional notes and references for John Poole More About JOHN^ POOLE, SR.: Email: Bet. 2003 - 2008, Bill Avery wavery130@aol.com Record 1: 1673, Record show a John MULTON patented land next to John POOLE in NANSEMOND Co. Record 2: 1719, Law suit filed in dispute over the land John left in his will which went to his wife Jane Poole (later AVERA). Will: March 16, 1667/68, Will is mentioned in lawsuit filed 5-16-1717. States Jane Avera was wife who inherited property through probate of John's estate on 3-16-1667. More About JOHN^ POOLE, SR.: Email: Bet. 2003 - 2008, Bill Avery wavery130@aol.com Record 1: 1673, Record show a John MULTON patented land next to John POOLE in NANSEMOND Co. Record 2: 1719, Law suit filed in dispute over the land John left in his will which went to his wife Jane Poole (later AVERA). Will: March 16, 1667/68, Will is mentioned in lawsuit filed 5-16-1717. States Jane Avera was wife who inherited property through probate of John's estate on 3-16-1667. note: some secondary sources refer to John Poole as an "alien" -- which, if true, would almost certainly mean that he was born in Languedoc France. I cannot find an original document that states this, and it may be confusion with documents that refer to David Poole as an alien. Donna Cuzze believes John was born in VA. Until I can find additional documentation I will list 3 alternatives France, America, England... Note also, there are multiple "immigration" records, which by definition should mean that he was not born in VA. -- if we assume, a) not an alien but ) yes an immigrant that would say John was born in England. From Elizabeth City County, VA Deeds, Wills, and Court Orders, 1715-1721, transcribed by Rosemary Corley Neal Court 5-16-1717 Page. 137-138 (PG. 67-68 OF ORIGINAL RECORDS BOOK) In the ejectment brought by Robert Westlock on the demise of Thomas Poole, plaintiff, against Pasco Curle, infant. Whereupon James Ricketts and Jane his wife was admitted defts for lands and tenements in the _____ to wit: one dwelling house, one garden sixty acs of land, 30 acs fo wood, and 30 acs of Descendants of David Poule Poole Generation 2 (con't) _____land with appurtenances in the parish and Co. of Eliz. City, which Thomas Poole to the sd. Robert had demnified for a term not yet expired, did enter and force him from his farm afsd and did eject and other enormities to him did do to the great damage of him the sd Robert and aft the peace of our Lord the King that now is, and whereupon Robert by Samuell Selden his Atty complains that when the afsd Thomas Poole the 10th day of May 1715 at Eliz. City had demnified to the afsd Robert the tenemants to be held and occupied by him the sd Robert and his assigns from the first day of the same May until the end of five years not yet expired. The sd. Pasco on the 12th day of May 1715 with force and arms, damages 10 Pounds money to which deft pleads not guilty. Whereupon evidence being heard and jury impanneled finds for the deft. "We find the last will and testament of John Poole dec'd pro and rec in Eliz. City Co. Ct dated 17 Mar 1667 with and endorsement thereon from John Poole the younger to Robt. Beverly dated 10 of 8br 1702 and hereunto annexed. We find that sd John Poole the Elder died seized of fee in the land in question. We find pattent granted to Jane Poole dated 6 Apr 1671 of land in question and annexed. We find a deed ack and rec in Eliz. City Co. Ct from Jane Avery to her three sons, vizt Thomas Poole, John Poole and William Poole dated 5 Jan 1688 with endorsement thereon from John Poole to Robt. Beverly dated 23 8br 1701 both of the land in question and hereto annexed. We find a deed from John Poole to Robert Beverly dated 13 8br 1701 of land in question hereto annexed and ack and rec in the General Court. We find the last will and testament of Nicho. Curle hereunto annexed whereon is devised to his son Pasco Curle the land in question. We find that Jane Poole who had been the wife of Jno. Poole the Elder dec'd, mother to Tho. and John Poole now living and Wm. Poole now dec'd by her husband the sd John Poole the Elder after the death of sd Poole was marryed to one Henry Avery of this County and he died before Jane and she died afterward when she was Avery's widdow and went by the name of Jane Avery at her death. We find an inquisition dated 26th day Nov 1702 under hand and seal of Jerome Ham deputie of John Lightfoot Esq, Escheator of Eliz. City Co. and a jury sworne before him to enquire whether 474 acs of land late in the possession of Jane Poole did escheat to her Majt and hereunto annexed. We find the land in question to be the 474 mentioned in the inquisiotion. We find a pattent from Francis Nicholson Govrnr dated 16 day of April, 1704 by which the land in the declr mentioned is granted to sd Thomas Poole, lessor of the plt. We find that Thomas Poole the lessor of the pltf is the Eldest son and heir of Jane Poole, afterward Jane Avery, and if upon the whole matter the law be with pltf., we find for pltf one shilling damage. If not, we find for the deft. Joseph Banister foreman. Which on motion of the parties was ref'd for the matter of law to be argued. Now being called and argument heard, the court considering the same are of the opinion that the law is for the Pltf." Therefore ord that plt recover the lands and tenaments in the declr mentioned which is granted giving sec according to law. Ordered that Thomas Poole pay to Thomas Avery acc to law for 15 days attendance for him aft Pasco Curle with costs at Exon. discussion: where was John Poole born, VA?, England ?, Languedoc France ? wtp note: some additional discussion.... John Poole's date of birth appears to be after David Poole's initial immigration to Virginia -- which argues for John being born in ECC VA. (possibly Yorke) On the other hand, there are immigration papers for John Poole from the same company that brought David and the other French wine experts. Although I do not consider the matter "settled" I tend to side with those that note the immigration records that show David probably returned Europe (to France or possibly England) and John was possibly born in Languedoc France.or possibly England.. I have seen some family trees that reference John as an "alien" but I have not seen any source document that documents that (possible confusion in docs, Descendants of David Poule Poole Generation 2 (con't) both David and Jane were "alien") The court records that list both David Poole and Jane Poole as "alein" also mention son John, but make no notation of "alien" for him; that would seem to support him being born in VA or England. there are multiple immigration records for David Poole and family they include ( some of this may be duplicate listing for billing purposes ?) DAVID (we know he first immigrated in 1620) /53 David, wife Mary, son Martin, dau Jane note Daniel immigrated at the same time a John Poole immigrated (possibly David's oldest son)- Northumberland Co Martim Poole Northumberland Co Jane Poole Northumberland Co John Poole, New Kent Co 1655 David Pool and Mary his wife Northumberland Co Notes for Jane Poole Avera Boult?: BRIEF BIOGRAPHY FOR JANE NOTE" MOST GENEALOGISTS REFER TO JANE AS "JANE AVERA" == THAT WAS HER NAME AFTER HER SECOND MARRIAGE. I note this for reference , since most on-line search results have "Jane" referenced under "Jane Avera", and virtually all family trees that include her list her as Jane Avera (some may think that was her maiden name). We have little knowledge of Jane • Maiden name may have been Boult or Boutwell. Donna Cuzze examined all immigrants to Elizabeth City Va in the time frame to be John Poole's wife. Jane Bout was the only one she she found with the right given name in the right time frame. • She is believed to have maried John Pool in about 1658. This estimate is made from the estimated date of their eldest son, John of c 1660. • Donna Cuzze makes the observation that Jane maintained the Poole land she inherited and made sure that her sons got their 'fair share" She also notes must have taken a really strong woman to accomplish that in her day ( and also likely that Henry Avera was a good and honest man). • She held lands in Nansemond County -- Nansemond was part of Elizabeth City until 1636. • Jane has custody of her grandson John Whitfiled as of 1695 ( Thomas, father of John, died in 1694). from the Elizabeth City County court orders book: Descendants of David Poule Poole Generation 2 (con't) John Poole Sr. and Jane Poole Avera Boult? had the following children: Descendants of David Poule Poole Generation 2 (con't) 3. i. THOMAS3 POOLE20, 29, 48-51 was born about 1650 in deeded land in 1688 must have been over 21 Elizabeth City VA (born before 166729, 33, 48, 50, 52). He died on 27 Jan 1726 in ECC VA (date of Will is used as approx date of death29, 48, 53-57). He married (1) JANE? OR ELIZABETH? BAYLIS, daughter of Humphrey Baylis, in 1672 in Elizabeth City, Virginia, English Colony. She was born about 1657 in Elizabeth City County Va48, 58 (estimate, no original source references). She died after 1725 in Elizabeth City County Va48, 58. He married (3) NEED CONFIRMATION POSSIBLE PREVIOUS SPOUSE. 4. ii. JOHN POOLE JR 20, 59-61 was born between 1657-1662 in Elizabeth City Co VA. He died about Jan 1740 in Elizabeth City Co VA (Will61-62). He married (1) A NN COPELAND, daughter of Christopher Copeland, about 1690 62 in Elizabeth City Co VA. She was born about 1670 in Elizabeth City County Va (birth year estimates vary widely, need documents). She died about 1747 in Elizabeth City County Va. He married an unknown spouse. iii. WILLIAM POOLE was born between 1658-1665 in unknown, may have migrated to NC. He died before 1715 in ECC (Mentoned as deceased in 171533 Court Ruling). 5. iv. ANNE POOLE63-65 was born between 1659-1667 in Elizabeth City Co VA. She died about 1720. She married (1) THOMAS WHITFIELD SR, son of John Whitfiled and Anne Poole, about 1678. He was born about 1650 in ECC VA. He died about Jul 1694 in ECC VA63. She married an unknown spouse about 1678. Generation 3 3. THOMAS3 POOLE (John2 Sr., David Poule)20, 29, 48-51 was born about 1650 in deeded land in 1688 must have been over 21 Elizabeth City VA (born before 166729, 33, 48, 50, 52). He died on 27 Jan 1726 in ECC VA (date of Will is used as approx date of death29, 48, 53-57). He married (1) JANE? OR ELIZABETH? BAYLIS, daughter of Humphrey Baylis, in 1672 in Elizabeth City, Virginia, English Colony. She was born about 1657 in Elizabeth City County Va48, 58 (estimate, no original source references). She died after 1725 in Elizabeth City County Va48, 58. He married (3) NEED CONFIRMATION POSSIBLE PREVIOUS SPOUSE. Notes for Thomas Poole: BRIEF BIOGRAPHY FOR THOMAS POOLE Thomas Poole, eldest son of John and Jane Poole; was born in about 1660 (he was deeded land in 1688, so he must have been born before 1667). He was deeded Poole Ridge by about 1700. By 1704 he is shown as owning 1,200 acres. According to Joe Slattery,( an excelent Poole Genealogist), at this time (1704) he is the only child of John and Jane Poole remaining in Elizabeth City County VA., however, I see other documentation that indicates that this is not true . In trying to resolve this , I came across Bill Avery's (also excellent) work which may provide an explaination. Bill writes " THE SONS THOMAS, HENRY, & ALEXANDER WHO EVENTUALLY MOVED TO NC TO THIER FATHER HENRY AVERA, JR., and back to Elizabeth City Thomas Poole is potentially a common ancestor to several of the Haplogroup G Poole lines.. This makes his records and data of particular importance. Although additional references would be VERY useful, the existing data set between David Poole, John Poole, and Thomas Poole seems adequately documented to confirm the linkage of persons. Based on known average rate of Y chromosome mutation, and factoring into the calculation that our genealogy records indicate no common ancestor within recent generations; Descendants of David Poule Poole Generation 3 (con't) familytreedna gives around a 95% confindence level that our closest common ancestor should be at or before this Thomas Poole. (with the large caveat that this connection to DAVID POOLE ECC line has not be completely proven-- the document trail, while substantial, is incomplete). Noted genealogist, Audrey Pool, also believed that her John Pool line was linked to Thomas Pool. On Sep 145, 2012 Audrey wrote me via email. " I think you can wee why I think Thjomas Pool (earliest andestor) is our direct line! Our John Pool and "Hu8ldah" lived on Halfway Swamp, Saluda Rivedr, Edgefiled District SC. In a map of 1817 in my possession, at the end of Halfway Swamp tht is called "Battle (Battalion?) Muster Field -- Pools" When looking at immigrant counties of early VA, Isle of Wight, ECC, and others, they are so close together and many of the families lived in all areas ... depending of the time frame. If we put these records [together] with the previous Whnitfield / Herring record of Isle of Wight VA and Whitefield / Pool [records}. Als a Thomas Poole on th eWhitfiled will of 9 Sep 1695." We have well documented key facts for Thomas Poole, but very little else • Thomas Poole is doucmented to be the eldest child of John and Jane Poole. • he was one of 2 Thomas Poole's living in the general area (the other lived in Princess Ann County according to research by Donna Cuzze and Bill Avery) • according to Bill Avery's research, he was the only Poole living in Elizabeth City County VA by 1704 (not verified by me) • we only have estimates for date of birth, marriage • Date of death is taken from 1725 Will • He must have been pretty sucessful. He more than doubled his land holdings, he inherited 474 acres and is shown in in the rent rolls as have 1200 acres 1704Thomas , Inherited his father's property 474 acres in Elizabeth City County. Note also that the Rent Roll of the Lands in ECC for 1704 show Thomas Poole to own 1800 acres • according to Joe Slattery ( Feb 2001 posting)" Thomas was the only Pool/Poole in Elizabeth City County in 1704 NOTE: there were two Thomas Pooles living in the General Area as shown by the 1704 Rent Rolls.(a Duplcate Copy was found in England ... this second Thomas Poole may have been the one that immigrated in Oct 1666. The 1704 Rent Rolls show "our" Thomas Poole in Elizabeth City County and the other Thomas in Princess Ann County. The same roll shows a George Poole in Princess Anne County. (this last information is from"Alphabetical Rent Roll of V in 1704" There are multiple clear documents connecting Thomas Pool to his parents and to his children.there are multiple documents that also clearly show the names of her three Pool sons and daughter: • e.g ".Whereupon evidence being heard and jury impaneled finds for the deft. "We find the last will and testament of John Poole dec'd pro and rec. in Eliz. City Co. Ct dated 17 Mar 1667 with and endorsement thereon from John Poole the younger to Robt. Beverly dated 10 of 8br 1702 and hereunto annexed. We find that sd. John Poole the Elder died seized of fee in the land in question. We find pattent. granted to Jane Poole dated 6 Apr 1671 of land in question and annexed. We find a deed ack. and rec. in Eliz. City Co. Ct from Jane Avery to her three sons, vizt Thomas Poole, John Poole and Descendants of David Poule Poole Generation 3 (con't) William Poole dated 5 Jan 1688 with endorsement thereon from John Poole to Robt. Beverly dated 23 8br 1701 both of the land in question and hereto annexed. We find a deed from John Poole to Robert Beverly dated 13 8br 1701 of land in question hereto annexed and ack and rec in the General Court. We find the last will and testament of Nicho. Curle hereunto annexed whereon is devised to his son Pasco Curle the land in question. We find that Jane Poole who had been the wife of Jno. Poole the Elder dec'd, mother to Thomas Pool's will clearly names his children and parents, Key points Documented by this Will 1. This Thomas Poole is the son of John Pool and Jane Pool Avera (Jane married HenryAvera after John died) 2. Children's Names a) John Poole, eldest b) William Poole c) Thomas Poole d) Alexander Poole e) Middleton Poole f) Jane g) Ann h) Mary Thomas Poole had the following child: 6. i. ALEXANDER4 POOLE50-51, 66-69 was born about 1685 in Elizabeth City County Va48, 50, 67-75. He died on 13 Jun 1742 in Elizabeth City County Va48, 50, 67-69, 73, 76. He married (1) MARY NAMED ON SAMUELS'S WILL about 1720 in Elizabeth City County Va. She was born about 1690 in likely Elizabeth City Co VA (no documents for date or location; was alive at time of husband Alexander's will). Notes for Jane? or Elizabeth? Baylis: from Donna Cuzze ............ +Jane? Baylis b: Bet. 1657 - 1665 in "Possibly dau of Humphrey Baylis" d: Bet. 1716 - 1726 in VA, Elizabeth City WILLS, DEEDS, and INVENTORYS BOOK Pg. 84 Last will and testament of Humphrey Baylis, bing sick and weake and like to die. To son Jno. Baylis, the upper end of land adjoining William Baylis. To son Thomas Baylis, the land I now live on and to be divided by two men as they see fit so that each son gets plantable land. Wife and two sons to be executors. (Wife not named) Dated 8 Sept 1716. Signed Humphrey (X) Baylis. Wit: Thomas Baylis, JNO. WHITFIELD, THO. POOLE. Proved by same witnesses 17 July 1717. Court date 7/17/1717 Thomas Poole and Jane? or Elizabeth? Baylis had the following children: Descendants of David Poule Poole Generation 3 (con't) ii. JOHN POOLE SR51, 77-81 was born between 1673-1678 in Elizabeth city VA (Parents married in 167278). He died on 22 Jan 1740 in Elizabeth City County Va82-83. He married (1) ELIZABETH WID OF SHEPPARD on 10 Oct 1699 in Elizabeth City County, Virginia84-85. She was born about 1660 in Elizabeth City County Va. She died about 1720 in ECC VA. He married (2) POSSIBLE ANN? MAIDEN NAME UNKNOWN. Notes for John Poole Sr: • BRIEF BIO FOR JOHN POOL (SR • Eldest son of Thomas Poole (see Thomas Pool Will) • married Elizabeth Sheppard (widdow) in 1699 • Inherited land that his father, Thomas Pool, inherited from his mother Jane Pool Avera in 1727 Marriages Before 1699 about John Poole Name: John Poole Spouse: Elizabeth Sheppard (Wid) Marriage Date: 10 Oct 1699 Marriage Place: Elizabeth City Co., Virginia Possible 2nd wife ? note: Will of John Poole who died Jan 1740 states wife's name is Ann Elizabeth Sheppard is believed to have died about 1720 ... Ann may have been 2nt wife Notes for Elizabeth wid of Sheppard: confusion between multiple John Poole men, additional documentation needed to fully resolve, meanwhile here is my logic • John Pool Jr, son of John and Jane Pool named his wife "Ann" in his will about Elizabeth (widow) Sheppard Name: Elizabeth (widow) Sheppard Spouse: John Poole Marriage Date: 10 Oct 1699 Marriage Place: Elizabeth City Co., Virginia ============ 7. iii. WILLIAM POOL29, 51, 86-89 was born about 1680 in Elizabeth city VA29 ((NOT Wm the Descendants of David Poule Poole Generation 3 (con't) joiner ! inconsist DNA, this William is Y haplogroup G1)). He died after 174329 in probably Bertie NC, (confusion between Williams-- cannot positively identify which is which). He married (1) UNKNOWN about 1700 in possibly Elizaeth City VA. He married (2) UNKNOWN NAME. 8. iv. THOMAS POOLE JR51, 90 was born about 1680 in Elizabeth City County Va. He died on 08 Sep 1750 in Elizabeth City County Va (Death nate noted on Will records91-92). He married ELIZABETH. 6. i. ALEXANDER4 POOLE50-51, 66-69 was born about 1685 in Elizabeth City County Va48, 50, 67-75. He died on 13 Jun 1742 in Elizabeth City County Va48, 50, 67-69, 73, 76. He married (1) MARY NAMED ON SAMUELS'S WILL about 1720 in Elizabeth City County Va. She was born about 1690 in likely Elizabeth City Co VA (no documents for date or location; was alive at time of husband Alexander's will). 9. vi. MIDDLETON POOLE51, 93-94 was born about 1685 in ECC VA (the Points Plantation). He died in 1742 in Elizabeth City Co VA (will probated May 174295-96). He married (1) ELIZABETH WIFE OF MIDDLETON POOLE. She was born about 171097. She died after 16 Jul 1740 in Estate called 'The Points', Virginia97. vii. JANE POOLE51 was born about 1687. viii. ANN POOLE51 was born about 1690 in Elizabeth city VA. She married John Whitfield about 1676. He was born in 1629 in Elizabeth, Virginia, United States. He died in 1666 in Elizabeth City, Virginia, United States. ix. MARY POOLE51 was born about 1691. 4. JOHN3 POOLE JR (John2 Sr., David Poule)20, 59-61 was born between 1657-1662 in Elizabeth City Co VA. He died about Jan 1740 in Elizabeth City Co VA (Will61-62). He married (1) ANN COPELAND, daughter of Christopher Copeland, about 169062 in Elizabeth City Co VA. She was born about 1670 in Elizabeth City County Va (birth year estimates vary widely, need documents). She died about 1747 in Elizabeth City County Va. He married an unknown spouse. Notes for John Poole Jr: the age difference between John Poole Jr and his children is unusually high. John;s land lay adjacent to his half brother, Charles Avera. FROM THE BOOK WILLS AND ADMINISTRATIONS OF ELIZABETH CITY COUNTY, BY BLANCE ADAMS CHAPMAN John Poole Elizabeth City County, VA Original Will Poole, John leg.-Oldest son Thomas; next son John, land known as Pooles Ridge; oldest daughter Anne Robburtson; daughter Joan Lewis; daughter Mary; daughter Elizabeth; daughter Sarah; son Humphrey; son Christopher; son William; wife Ann. Three last sons not 21. Exec-wife Ann Poole and son Thomas Poole. Dated January 22, 1739/40, recorded May 21, 1740. WSitnesss John Baylis, And. Bully, thomas Latimer. Book 1737-49, page. 91. Inventory on page 104. Elizabeth City County. notes and records from Donna Cuzze and Bill Avery John Poole, Jr. served on jury duty several times between 1715 and 1717. John Jr. left WILL IN ELIZABETH CITY: NAMES: wife Ann* Thomas John, Joan LEWIS Ann ROBBURTSON Descendants of David Poule Poole Generation 3 (con't) Mary Elizabeth Sarah Humphrey** Christopher*** William *Note that Christopher COPELAND in his will named a daughter, Ann Poole to whom he gift deeded "the plantation she now lives on." In addition, Christopher Copeland (who was a lousy speller) names another of his married daughters as being "Hursely" AVERETT and he gave his son land that was next to Charles AVERIT's land. Charles Avera names his wife in his will as "Ursula." In Charles Avera's will, he leaves his son William the plantation that he purchased from ***Christoper Copeland. Note also that John Poole, Jr.'s brother Thomas may have been married to the daughter of **Humphrey Balis and John named a son Humphrey. THIS IS CONFIRMATION OF CONNECTIONS TO AVERA, POOLE & COPELAND. In his will, John Poole, Jr. named daughters Mary & Sarah and a son named Christopher. In a will recorded 1752 in Norfolk VA, a Mary CATO names as her brother Christopher POOLE and her sister Sarah SCOTT as heirs. There is a good possibility that John Poole's daughter was married to John Scott of Norfolk VA who left a will naming his wife Sarah. NOW WE HAVE PROOF OF TIES OF SCOTT & POOLE. John Poole, Jr. died in Elizabeth City County VA. His son, John Poole the 3rd, may have been the John Poole who went to Johnston Co. NC having sons named Theopolis and John the 4th. ============================================= 1739 Poole, John leg.-Oldest son Thomas; next son John, land known as POOLE's RIDGE; oldest daughter Anne Robburtson; daughter Joan Lewis; daughter Mary; daughter Elizabeth; daughter Sarah; son Humphrey; son Christopher; son William; wife Ann. Three last sons not 21. Exec-wife Ann Poole and son Thomas Poole. Dated January 22, 1739/40, recorded May 21, 1740. witness John Baylis, Andrew Bully, Thomas Latimer. Book 1737-49, page. 91. Inventory on page 104. Elizabeth City County. 1699 Elizabeth Sheppard, widow of Baldwin SHEPPARD marries #2 John POOLE. about 1678 John Poole's sister Ann POOLE was married to Thomas WHITFIELD. about 1676 John Poole's brother Thomas POOLE was married to maybe a BAYLIS. abt 1695 John Poole's nephew John POOLE (son of his brother Thomas above) married Ann COPELAND. abt 1735 Ann Copeland's niece Mary COPELAND (dau. of her brother Wm COPELAND) married James LATIMER. All of these surnames appear in these wills of Baylis and Poole. notes from Donna Cuzze . JOHN POOLE, Jr.: c. 1664 - d. 1739/1740 Son of Jane Poole Avera & John Poole, Sr. Jane Poole Avera deeded land to her 3 sons in 1688. It is logical to assume that the sons were all of legal age making them all born "before 1667" which would coincide with her husband's death of 1667/1668. John Poole Jr. sold or leased his share of land in 1701-1702 and he is not mentioned as being deceased in the court record involving it in 1717. All of the land escheated to his brother Thomas. When John's brother Thomas Poole, Sr. writes his will in 1727, mentioning land that had belong to his brother John (which Thomas now gives to his son Middleton) he is only giving a description of which land. It is not to say his brother John had already died. John Poole, Jr. served on jury duty several times between 1715 and 1717. John Jr. left a will in Elizabeth City County dated 1739/1740 which names: wife Ann Thomas Descendants of David Poule Poole Generation 3 (con't) John, Speculation on John Pool, Jr from Donna Cuzze John Poole, Jr. died in Elizabeth City County VA. His son, John Poole the 3rd, may have been the John Poole who went to Johnston Co. NC having sons named Theopolis and John the 4th research notes on John Poole, Jr from Donna Cuzze More About JOHN POOLE, JR.: Record 1: January 05, 1687/88, Mother Jane Poole AVERY gave receipt to sons Thomas, John & William for their shares of land left my their father John Poole Sr. Record 2: September 13, 1701, Sells his inherited land in 1701 to Robert Beverly. Record 3: May 16, 1717, Law suit settled in Elizabeth City Co. Court for disputed lease of John's land vs Pasco CURLE. Record 4: Bet. 1715 - 1717, Served several times as juror. On some of those same juries were: Wm COPELAND and Wm FARSEY. Also, John Poole sued Thomas JONES. Record 5: February 19, 1717/18, Fined- missing church: H.Cock, Thomas BAYLIS, F.Cooper, Thomas BRITTEN, Mickl PIERCE, John WHITFIELD, Thomas POOLE Sr, Wm BROWNE, Jno POOLE Jr, Jno POOLE (sawyer), A.Bully, Wm PIERCE. Record 6: 1727, His brother Thomas states in his will that the land his mother Jane gave to John {POOLS RIDGE}, Thomas now gives to his son Middleton. Thomas rcvd the land in a court hearing. John had sold his share. NOTE: JOHN ALIVE so is NOT the one died 1717. Will: Bet. 1739 - 1740, Will in ECC names wife Ann, kids Thomas, John, Joan, Ann, Mary, Elizabeth, Sarah, Humphrey*, Christopher*, William. More About ANN COPELAND: Record 1: 1710, In his will, her father stated he had done a GIFT DEED to Ann Poole for the plantation she now lived on. Record 2: 1710, Named as Ann POOLE in father's will, meaning she was already married. ============ from Bill Avery ( Wavery130@aol.com) FROM THE BOOK WILLS AND ADMINISTRATIONS OF ELIZABETH CITY COUNTY, BY BLANCE ADAMS CHAPMAN John Poole Elizabeth City County, VA Original Will Poole, John leg.-Oldest son Thomas; next son John, land known as Pooles Ridge; oldest daughter Anne Robburtson; daughter Joan Lewis; daughter Mary; daughter Elizabeth; daughter Sarah; son Humphrey; son Christopher; son William; wife Ann. Three last sons not 21. Exec-wife Ann Poole and son Thomas Poole. Dated January 22, 1739/40, recorded May 21, 1740. witnesses John Baylis, And. Bully, Thomas Latimer. Book 1737-49, page. 91. Inventory on page 104. Elizabeth City County. =++++++++++++++++++++++ From the Elizabeth City County, VA Records Book, Court Orders 1715-1721 Court date 5/17/1716 Pg. 24--John Poole served on jury. William Farsey and William Copeland also served on same jury. Court date 9-19-1716 Pg. 44 John Poole served on jury and was foreman of said jury. William Farsey also served on same jury. Court date 1-16-1716/17 Pg. 53 John Poole served on jury. William Copeland also served on same jury. Descendants of David Poule Poole Generation 3 (con't) Court date 5-15-1717 Pg. 61 John Poole served on jury. William Copeland also served on same jury. Court date 5-16-1717 Pg. 65 John Poole?s suit against Thomas Jones, damage L50. Dismissed for non-appearance. Court date 3/19/1717-18 Pg. 98 Order granted agt John Poole, Senr and Henry Robinsons security for his non appearance to answer the suit of Bart. Selden assignee of John Wallace in an action of debt for 666 lbs of tobacco. Court date 6/18/1718 Pg. 104 Jno. Poole served on the jury Court date 7/17/1718 Pg. 109 In the action brought by Bart. Selden assignee of Samuel Wallace aft John J. Pool (?) for 660 lbs tobacco due by specialty. Plaintiff moves for special (bail), which Henry Robinson enters himself special bayle & C and the defendant pleads he owes nothing. Ordered referred to next court for tryall. Court date 5/17/1719 Pg. 142 John Poole, Sr a detinue against Thomas Jones damage L55, defendant pleads the general issue. Referred to next court for tryall. Court date 5/21/1719 Pg. 151 John Pool?s ejectment against James Ricketts is referred to next court, defendant paying this court?s costs Court date 6/18/1719 Pg. 161 John Poole, Sr a detinue damage L55 against Thomas Jones the plaintiff?s evidence not being summoned. Therefore, prays time till next court to provide those which upon Mr. Selden?s consenting to pay this courts charge is granted. Court date 8/19/1719 Pg. 171 The action of detinue damage L55 brought by John Poole Sr against Thomas Jones is referred to next court for want of evidences. Court Date 1/20/1719-20 Pg. 178 John Poole, Sr against Thomas Jones action detinue damage L55, Plaintiffs evidences not being here. Referred to next court. Court date 5/20/1720 Pg. 186 In the suit brought by John Poole, Sr against Thomas Jones in an action of detinue damage L55 for one Negro man slave called Paul. Four evidences sworn for the plaintiff and two for the defendant. Jury impaneled namely (Names names of jurors) Jury returns verdict in these words viz: We of the jury do find for the defendant. Edward Lattemore, foreman. Verdict ordered recorded and ordered dismissed with costs at exon. It is ordered that Jno. Poole pay to Wm. Coffield of Nansemond Co. for his ten days attendance as an evidence for Poole against Thomas Jones and for five times coming and going twenty miles with the necessary charges for ferriages with costs at exon. Pg. 187 Ordered that Thomas Jones pay to Wm. Frazey for ten days attendance against John Poole with costs at exon. Ordered that Jno. Poole pay to Matthew Small for his five days attendance as an evidence against Thomas Jones with costs at exon. Descendants of David Poule Poole Generation 3 (con't) Ordered that Jno. Poole pay to Ann Roe for six days attendance as an evidence against Thomas Jones with costs at exon. Ordered that Jno. Poole pay to Jane Rowton for six days attendance as an evidence against Thomas Jones with costs at exon. Poole, Mr. ---A LAWYER. (JOHN POOLE) Note: See John Whitfield, court date 2/19/1718. It state name JOHN POOLE, Sawyer, which I believe should be Lawyer. Based on this, I would say that the John Poole, Sr who died in 1740, so of Thomas Poole, occupation was a lawyer. He started practicing law around 1719. Court date 2/19/1718 Pg. 137 The following persons were presented by the grand jury for not coming to church. Those not excused were to be fined 5 shillings or 50 lbs to be to be paid to the churchwardens of this parish at the laying of the next levy for use of the poor of the parish with costs at exon. Fines were remitted for those who appeared and excused themselves. Henry Cock---fined Thomas Baylis--fined Fleet Cooper--Fined THOMAS BRITTEN--fined Mickl. Pierce--Fined JNO. WHITFIELD--excused THOMAS POOLE, SR.--He being infirme. Fine Remitted Wm. Browne--not appearing, fined JNO. POOLE, JR--excused JNO. POOLE, LAWYER (corrrected transcription, ) --excused Andr Wm. Pierce--fined Court date 9-17-1719 Pg. 231 Mr. Joshua Curle?s information against Elizabeth Chambers for having a bastard child born of her body. Mr. Poole the defendant?s attorney, prays time to next court to answer. Granted. Court date 2/15/1720-21 Pg. 211 Matthew Hilyard against Cornelius and Rachel Dorllich his wife suit in chancery. Mr. Poole being absent is continued to next court. Richard Adams vs. James Barret action of case damage L14 is likewise referred for Mr. Poole the lawyer. Pg. 212 Petition of John Lawson vs. Joshua Curle for wages pretended to be for keeping a school on Eaton?s land granted for a free school for use of orphans and C born in this county and he having a lease of the same from the Vestry. Mr. Poole being absent and nobody appearing to second petition. Its tdis miste dismist and nonsuit granted defendant. notes and records from Donna Cuzze and Bill Avery John Poole, Jr. served on jury duty several times between 1715 an d In his will, John Poole, Jr. named daughters Mary & Sarah and a son named Christopher. In a will recorded 1752 in Norfolk VA, a Mary CATO names as her brother Christopher POOLE and her sister Sarah SCOTT as heirs. There is a good possibility that John Poole's daughter was married to John Scott of Norfolk VA who left a will naming his wife Sarah. NOW WE HAVE PROOF OF Descendants of David Poule Poole Generation 3 (con't) TIES OF SCOTT & POOLE. John Poole, Jr. died in Elizabeth City County VA. His son, John Poole the 3rd, may have been the John Poole who went to Johnston Co. NC having sons named Theopolis and John the 4th. ============================================= 1from Bill Avery 1739 Poole, John leg.-Oldest son Thomas; next son John, land known as POOLE's RIDGE; oldest daughter Anne Robburtson; daughter Joan Lewis; daughter Mary; daughter Elizabeth; daughter Sarah; son Humphrey; son Christopher; son William; wife Ann. Three last sons not 21. Exec-wife Ann Poole and son thomas Poole. Dated January 22, 1739/40, recorded May 21, 1740. witness John Baylis, Andrew Bully, Thomas Latimer. Book 1737-49, page. 91. Inventory on page 104. Elizabeth City County. 1699 Elizabeth Sheppard, wdo of Baldwin SHEPPARD marries #2 John POOLE. >>>[wtp note-- which John Poole is this ? son of John or son of Thomas?) abt 1678 John Poole's sister Ann POOLE was married to Thomas WHITFIELD. abt 1676 John Poole's brother Thomas POOLE was married to maybe a BAYLIS. abt 1695 John Poole's nephew John POOLE (son of his brother Thomas above) married Ann COPELAND. abt 1735 Ann Copeland's niece Mary COPELAND (dau. of her brother Wm COPELAND) married James LATIMER. All of these surnames appear in these wills of Baylis and Poole. notes from Donna Cuzze . JOHN POOLE, Jr.: c. 1664 - d. 1739/1740 Son of Jane Poole Avera & John Poole, Sr. Jane Poole Avera deeded land to her 3 sons in 1688. It is logical to assume that the sons were all of legal age making them all born "before 1667" which would coincide with her husband's death of 1667/1668. John Poole Jr. sold or leased his share of land in 1701-1702 and he is not mentioned as being deceased in the court record involving it in 1717. All of the land escheated to his brother Thomas. When John's brother Thomas Poole, Sr. writes his will in 1727, mentioning land that had belong to his brother John (which Thomas now gives to his son Middleton) he is only giving a description of which land. It is not to say his brother John had already died. Will: Bet. 1739 - 1740 Will in ECC names wife Ann, kids Thomas, John, Joan, Ann, Mary, Elizabeth, Sarah, Humphrey*, Christopher*, William John Poole, Jr. served on jury duty several times between 1715 and 1717. John Jr. left a will in Elizabeth City County dated 1739/1740 which names: wife Ann Thomas John, Speculation on John Pool, Jr from Donna Cuzze John Poole, Jr. died in Elizabeth City County VA. His son, John Poole the 3rd, may have been the John Poole who went to Johnston Co. NC having sons named Theopolis and John the 4th research notes on John Poole, Jr from Donna Cuzze More About JOHN POOLE, JR.: Record 1: January 05, 1687/88, Mother Jane Poole AVERY gave receipt to sons Thomas, John & William for their shares of land left my their father John Poole Sr. Record 2: September 13, 1701, Sells his inherited land in 1701 to Robert Beverly. Record 3: May 16, 1717, Law suit settled in Elizabeth City Co. Court for disputed lease of John's land vs Pasco CURLE. Record 4: Bet. 1715 - 1717, Served several times as juror. On some of those same juries were: Wm COPELAND and Wm FARSEY. Also, John Poole sued Thomas JONES. Record 5: February 19, 1717/18, Fined- missing church: H.Cock, Thos BAYLIS, F.Cooper, Thos Descendants of David Poule Poole Generation 3 (con't) BRITTEN, Mickl PIERCE, Jno WHITFIELD, Thos POOLE Sr, Wm BROWNE, Jno POOLE Jr, Jno POOLE (sawyer), A.Bully, Wm PIERCE. Record 6: 1727, His brother Thomas states in his will that the land his mother Jane gave to John {POOLS RIDGE}, Thomas now gives to his son Middleton. Thomas rcvd the land in a court hearing. John had sold his share. NOTE: JOHN ALIVE so is NOT the one died 1717. Will: Bet. 1739 - 1740, Will in ECC names wife Ann, kids Thomas, John, Joan, Ann, Mary, Elizabeth, Sarah, Humphrey*, Christopher*, William. More About ANN COPELAND: Record 1: 1710, In his will, her father stated he had done a GIFT DEED to Ann Poole for the plantation she now lived on. Record 2: 1710, Named as Ann POOLE in father's will, meaning she was already married. ============ evidence against Thomas Jones with costs at exon. \from Bill Avery (wtp note, AI think Bill is right, likely transcription error --however, law was learned by apprenticeship and "reading to the bar" -- not at University) Poole, Mr. ---A LAWYER. (JOHN POOLE) Note: See John Whitfield, court date 2/19/1718. It state name JOHN POOLE, Sawyer, which I believe should be Lawyer. Based on this, I would say that the John Poole, Sr who died in 1740, so of Thomas Poole, occupation was a lawyer. He started practicing law around 1719. Court date 2/19/1718 Pg. 137 The following persons were presented by the grand jury for not coming to church. Those not excused were to be fined 5 shillings or 50 lbs tobo to be paid to the churchwardens of this parish at the laying of the next levy for use of the poor of the parish with costs at exon. Fines were remitted for those who appeared and excused themselves. Henry Cock---fined Thomas Baylis--fined Fleet Cooper--Fined THOMAS BRITTEN--fined Mickl. Pierce--Fined JNO. WHITFIELD--excused THOMAS POOLE, SR.--He being infirme. Fine Remitted Wm. Browne--not appearing, fined JNO. POOLE, JR--excused JNO. POOLE, SAWYER (think that this means Lawyer) --excused Andr. Bully--Fined Wm. Pierce--fined notes from Donna Cuzze ============ here is a note from Bill Avery-- From the Elizabeth City County, VA Records Book, Court Orders 1715-1721 Pg. 67, 68--FOLLOWING BELONGS WITH JOHN POOLE WHO DIED after 1717, the son of John Poole, Sr and Jane Descendants of David Poule Poole Generation 3 (con't) In the ejectment brought by Robert Westlock on the demise of Thomas Poole, plaintiff, against Pasco Curle, infant. Whereupon James Ricketts and Jane his wife was admitted defts for lands and tenements in the _____ to wit: one dwelling house, one garden sixty acs of land, 30 acs of wood, and 30 acs of _____land with appurtenances in the parish and Co. of Eliz. City, which Thomas Poole to the sd. Robert had demnified for a term not yet expired, did enter and force him from his farm afsd and did eject and other enormities to him did do to the great damage of him the sd Robert and aft the peace of our Lord the King that now is, and whereupon Robert by Samuell Selden his Atty complains that when the afsd Thomas Poole the 10th day of May 1715 at Eliz. City had demnified to the afsd Robert the tenemants to be held and occupied by him the sd Robert and his assigns from the first day of the same May until the end of five years not yet expired. The sd. Pasco on the 12th day of May 1715 with force and arms, damages 10 Pounds money to which deft pleads not guilty. Whereupon evidence being heard and jury impanneled finds for the deft. "We find the last will and testament of John Poole dec'd pro and rec in Eliz. City Co. Ct dated 17 Mar 1667 with and endorsement thereon from John Poole the younger to Robt. Beverly dated 10 of 8br 1702 and hereunto annexed. We find that sd John Poole the Elder died seized of fee in the land in question. We find pattent granted to Jane Poole dated 6 Apr 1671 of land in question and annexed. We find a deed ack and rec in Eliz. City Co. Ct from Jane Avery to her three sons, vizt Thomas Poole, John Poole and William Poole dated 5 Jan 1688 with endorsement thereon from John Poole to Robt. Beverly dated 23 8br 1701 both of the land in question and hereto annexed. We find a deed from John Poole to Robert Beverly dated 13 8br 1701 of land in question hereto annexed and ack and rec in the General Court. We find the last will and testament of Nicho. Curle hereunto annexed whereon is devised to his son Pasco Curle the land in question. We find that Jane Poole who had been the wife of Jno. Poole the Elder dec'd, mother to Tho. and John Poole now living and Wm. Poole now dec'd by her husband the sd John Poole the Elder after the death of sd Poole was marryed to one Henry Avery of this County and he died before Jane and she died afterward when she was Avery's widdow and went by the name of Jane Avery at her death. We find an inquisition dated 26th day Nov 1702 under hand and seal of Jerome Ham deputie of John Lightfoot Esq, Escheator of Eliz. City Co. and a jury sworne before him to enquire whether 474 acs of land late in the possession of Jane Poole did escheat to her Majt and hereunto annexed. We find the land in question to be the 474 mentioned in the inquisiotion. We find a pattent from Francis Nicholson Govrnr dated 16 day of April, 1704 by which the land in the declr mentioned is granted to sd Thomas Poole, lessor of the plt. We find that Thomas Poole the lessor of the pltf is the Eldest son and heir of Jane Poole, afterward Jane Avery, and if upon the whole matter the law be with pltf., we find for pltf one shilling damage. If not, we find for the deft. Joseph Banister foreman. Which on motion of the parties was ref'd for the matter of law to be argued. Now being called and argument heard, the court considering the same are of the opinion that the law is for the Pltf." Therefore ord that plt recover the lands and tenaments in the declr mentioned which is granted giving sec according to law. Ordered that Thomas Poole pay to Thomas Avery acc to law for 15 days attendance for him aft Pasco Curle with costs at Exon. Descendants of David Poule Poole Generation 3 (con't) John Poole Jr had the following child: i. HUMPHREY4 POOLE62 was born about 1704. Notes for Ann Copeland: Ann Copeland Poole is the eldest child of Christopher Copeland (who died in Elizabeth City VA in 1710, leaving a will naming his children) We know from Ann's father's will that Ann and John were married by 1710. I expect that she likely married in her late teens -- so I have estimated 1690. More About ANN COPELAND: Record 1: 1710, In his will, her father stated he had done a GIFT DEED to Ann Poole for the plantation she now lived on. (adacent to Charles Avera's land) Record 2: 1710, Named as Ann POOLE in father's will, meaning she was already married. Ann^* Copeland b: Bet. 1663 - 1668 in VA, Eliz City "Inherits plantation B4 1715 by gift deed" d: Abt. 1747 in VA, Elizabeth CityJohn Poole, Jr. served on jury duty several times between 1715 and 1717. John Jr. left a will in Elizabeth City County dated 1739/1740 which names: wife Ann* Thomas John, Speculation on John Pool, Jr from Donna Cuzze John Poole, Jr. died in Elizabeth City County VA. His son, John Poole the 3rd, may have been the John Poole who went to Johnston Co. NC having sons named Theopolis and John the 4th In 1739 John Baylis witnesses the will of John Poole whose wife was Ann Copeland, the sister of William Copeland who appraised the estate of Humphrey Baylis . John^* POOLE, Jr. b: Bet. 1664 - 1667 in VA, Elizabeth CIty >Mother gifted him land POOLES RIDGE d: Bet. 1739 - 1740 in VA, Elizabeth City Will: Bet. 1739 - 1740 Will in ECC names wife Ann, kids Thomas, John, Joan, Ann, Mary, Elizabeth, Sarah, Humphrey*, Christopher*, William. ============ conflicting information Bill Avery wrote " about 1695 John Poole's nephew (son os his brother Thomas above) married Ann Copeland the Thomas reference was " 1676 John Pools brother Thomas was married to maybe a Baylis from Donna Cuzze: Christopher COPELAND in his will named a daughter, Ann Poole to whom he gift deeded "the plantation she now lives on." In addition, Christopher Copeland (who was a lousy speller) names another of his married daughters as being "Hursely" AVERETT and he gave his son land that was next to Charles AVERIT's land. Charles Avera names his wife in his will as "Ursula." In Charles Avera's will, he leaves his son William the plantation that he purchased from ***Christoper Copeland. Note also that John Poole, Jr.'s brother Thomas may have been married Descendants of David Poule Poole Generation 3 (con't) to the daughter of **Humphrey Balis and John named a son Humphrey. THIS IS CONFIRMATION OF CONNECTIONS TO AVERA, POOLE & COPELAND. John Poole Jr and Ann Copeland had the following children: 10. ii. THOMAS POOLE62, 98-100 was born about 1690. He died on 22 Jan 1740 in Elizabeth City County Va (oldest child, John and Ann likely married abt 1690). 11. iii. JOHN POOLE III99 was born about 1692 in Elizabeth City Co VA. He died in possibly Johnston Co NC98. iv. ANNE POOLE62, 101 was born about 1694 in Elizabeth City Co VA (birth estimates vary widely, Ken Poole has 1722). She married (1) ALEXANDER ROBBURTSON. He was born about 1690. She married (2) GIVEN NAME UNKNOWN ROBURTSON. Notes for Anne Poole: John Poole, Jr. . left a will in Elizabeth City County dated 1739/1740 which names: wife Ann* Thomas John, Joan LEWIS Ann ROBBURTSON Mary Elizabeth Sarah Humphrey** Christopher*** William Notes for given name unknown Roburtson: Surname mentions in father in law, John Pool's Will v. JOAN POOLE62 was born in 1696 in Elizabeth City Co VA. She married (1) GIVEN NAME UNKNOWN LEWIS. She married (2) ? LEWIS. Notes for Joan Poole: John Poole, Jr. . left a will in Elizabeth City County dated 1739/1740 which names: wife Ann* Thomas John, Joan LEWIS Ann ROBBURTSON Mary Elizabeth Sarah Humphrey** Christopher*** William If Joan was married in 1740,, she was likely born in 1720 or earlier 12. vi. MARY POOLE102 was born about 1698 in Elizabeth City Co VA (birth estimates vary Descendants of David Poule Poole Generation 3 (con't) widely). She married George Catour between 1740-1752 in not married in fathers 1740 Will, mentioned married in a 1752 Norfollk VA will. vii. ELIZABETH POOLE102 was born about 1700 (estimates of birth date vary widely, Ken Pool has Thomas born c 1726). She married ? Sheppard. He died before 1640 in Elizabeth City County Va103. Notes for Elizabeth Poole: John Poole, Jr. . left a will in Elizabeth City County dated 1739/1740 which names: wife Ann* Thomas John, Joan LEWIS Ann ROBBURTSON Mary Elizabeth Sarah Humphrey** Christopher*** William 13. viii. SARAH POOLE62 was born about 1702 in Elizabeth City Co VA (birth estimates vary widely,). She died after 1775 in possibly Norfolk ?VA (alive at time of husband's will, no source references , info from D Cuzze). She married John Scott before 1752 in Noffolk VA. He was born on 24 Sep 1674. He died about 1775 in Norfolk Co., VA. ix. CHRISTOPHER POOLE21, 62, 99 was born about 1706 in Elizabeth City Co VA (estimates of birth date vary widely). Notes for Christopher Poole: from a note from Audry Pool -- (this may or may not be the same Christopher Pool Poole- but as Audrey say, "interesting" *Notes for Christopher POOL: Will of George CATOUR, Isle of Wight County, VA; will recorded in Brunswick County, VA. Mary CATOUR made her will in the Borough of Norfolk in 1752 & named her "beloved son, John CATO (sic)" as her sole legatee - Mary CATOUR also named her sister, Sarah SCOTT & brother, Christopher POOLE. Interesting connections here. Of Johnston Co, NC connection? (aep) John Poole, Jr. . left a will in Elizabeth City County dated 1739/1740 which names: wife Ann* Thomas John, Joan LEWIS Ann ROBBURTSON Mary Elizabeth Sarah Humphrey** Christopher*** William less than 21 at time of his father, John Poole Jr's will in 1740-- so he was born between 1719 and 1740 x. WILLIAM POOLE62, 102 was born about 1708 in Elizabeth City Co VA (estimates of birth date vary widely, Ken Pool has Thomas born c 1734). He died after 1759 Descendants of David Poule Poole Generation 3 (con't) (listed in nephew's will in 1759). He married ANN ?. Notes for William Poole: less than 21 at time of his father, John Poole Jr's will in 1740-- so he was born between 1719 and 1740 5. ANNE3 POOLE (John2 Sr., David Poule)63-65 was born between 1659-1667 in Elizabeth City Co VA. She died about 1720. She married (1) THOMAS WHITFIELD SR, son of John Whitfiled and Anne Poole, about 1678. He was born about 1650 in ECC VA. He died about Jul 1694 in ECC VA63. She married an unknown spouse about 1678. Notes for Anne Poole: from Bill Avery from the Elizabeth City County court orders book: Elizabeth City County court records book, 12/18/1695. Jane Averett (Avera), widow, is appointed guardian to John Whitfield, orph an of Thomas Whitfield, deceased. She being the grandmother to the orphan n, giving bond and security. Security: Thomas Poole. This proves that the Ann who is the wife of Thomas Whitfield in his will ( 1694) , was the daughter of Jane Avera, who was first married to John Poole, and Jane secondly married to Henry Avera. Based on the age of Ann, & t he fact that Ann and Thomas Whitfield had 4 children when Thomas died in 1694, and only one child below the age of 16 in 1694, we know that Ann had to be the daughter of John Poole and Jane, not Henry Avera and Jane.' birth estimate is based on parents marriage in about 1655 (my estimate) and father's death i about 1667. from Bill Avery from the Elizabeth City County court orders book: Elizabeth City County court records book, 12/18/1695. Jane Averett (Avera), widow, is appointed guardian to John Whitfield, orph an of Thomas Whitfield, deceased. She being the grandmother to the orphan n, giving bond and security. Security: Thomas Poole. This proves that the Ann who is the wife of Thomas Whitfield in his will ( 1694) , was the daughter of Jane Avera, who was first married to John Poole, and Jane secondly married to Henry Avera. Based on the age of Ann, & t he fact that Ann and Thomas Whitfield had 4 children when Thomas died in 1694, and only one child below the age of 16 in 1694, we know that Ann had to be the daughter of John Poole and Jane, not Henry Avera and Jane.' birth estimate is based on parents marriage in about 1655 (my estimate) and father's death i about 1667. Notes for Thomas Whitfield SR: note JOHN OR JONATHAN POOLE5 WHITFIELD SR was born about 1680 in ECC VA (he was less than 16 at time of father's will, all children born after 1678). John or Jonathan Poole died in 1726. Thomas Whitfield SR and Anne Poole had the following child: i. THOMAS4 WHITFIELD was born in 1684 in VA. He died in 1714 in Elizabeth City Co VA. Generation 4 Descendants of David Poule Poole Generation 4 (con't) 6. ALEXANDER4 POOLE (Thomas3, John2 Sr., David Poule)50-51, 66-69 was born about 1685 in Elizabeth City County Va48, 50, 67-75. He died on 13 Jun 1742 in Elizabeth City County Va48, 50, 67-69, 73, 76. He married (1) MARY NAMED ON SAMUELS'S WILL about 1720 in Elizabeth City County Va. She was born about 1690 in likely Elizabeth City Co VA (no documents for date or location; was alive at time of husband Alexander's will). Notes for Alexander Poole: Brief Biographical Notes Alexander Poole is believed to have been named for his father's half brother, Alexander Avera. Alexander Poole is believed to have been the first Alexander in this "ECC" Poole line Since Alexander Pool, father of James and Alexander Pool (III) died intestate in 1767; we don't have a will or other single clear document tying him to his ancestors. 'Accordingly, an indirect proof has been made, consisting of two major parts a) all known Poole men named Alexander were examined, all could be proved invalid except for one ( the son of Alexander Poole, SR); and b) We searched for this Alexander Poole (son of Alexander Poole Sr) in both Elizabeth City Virginia, and Johnston and Wake NC and did not find and deeds or other documents showing him to have either remained in Elizabeth City or to have traveled to NC with his family. Without a better document to either confirm or disprove this connection, we believe that this is the best we will be able to do in establishing which Alexander Poole was the father of James. A third, but weaker support lies in the fact this this Alexander appears to be the most direct connection (not proved invalid) to Thomas Poole who is a potential / likely common grandfather to several Poole lines that have been proven to have identical or near identical Y chromosome DNA. Additional Notes: After a review of all identified men living ithe the VA and NC areas where the ECC Pooles were known to linve, Alexander Poole is my only remaining viable candidate for father of Alexander Pool (grandfather to James and Alexander Pool III). Each of the other Alexandr Poole men had solid data that proves they cannot be the Alexander who was father to James Pool. This line of Alexander Poole also provides what appears to be a strong, but still speculative link in the ancestor chain of Nicholas Pool from the Haplogroup G Pools. Alexander*^ POOLE b: Bet. 1682 - 1688 in >VA, Elizabeth City d: June 13, 1742 in VA, Elizabeth CIty Will: March 21, 1742/43 Names wife, Mary, names son Samuel. Thomas LATIMER is the appraiser for the estate. other children's names comes fro the will of his son Samuel ( 1/4/1747) which names James, Alexander, Nicholas, and David Donna Cuzze speculated that this first of many Alexander Poole men, may have been named after Alexander Avera (Avera is the surname of Jane Poole's second husband). Will of Alexander Poole, Elizabeth City County, VA leg.-son Samuel, the plantation given me by my father's will. Wife Mary Poole. Extrx. wife Mary Poole. Dated 6/13/1742, recorded 3/21/1743. Wit. Thomas Poole, John Poole, William Poole. Samuel Poole chose the clerk of court as his guardian. Mary Poole qualified, security, Thomas Everard. Book 1737-49, page 84. Estate appraised by Thomas Latimer, john Bushell, and William Poole. July 18, 1744. Book 1737-49, page 186. Descendants of David Poule Poole Generation 4 (con't) Will of Alexander Poole, Elizabeth City County, VA leg.-son Samuel, the plantation given me by my father's will. Wife Mary Poole. Extrx. wife Mary Poole. Dated 6/13/1742, recorded 3/21/1743. Wit. Thomas Poole, John Poole, William Poole. Samuel Poole chose the clerk of court as his guardian. Mary Poole qualified, security, Thomas Everard. Book 1737-49, page 84. Estate appraised by Thomas Latimer, john Bushell, and William Poole. July 18, 1744. Book 1737-49, page 186. wtp notes Children (note these date estimates by Donna Cuzze, -- AEP had an earlier date range for the boys (1700-1720 or so) which seems like a better estimate to me. 1. Samuel Poole b: BET 1720 AND 1727 in Elizabeth City County , VA 2. James Poole b: BET 1720 AND 1727 in Elizabeth City County , VA 3. Alexander Poole Jr. b: BET 1720 AND 1727 in Elizabeth City County , VA 4. Nicholas Poole b: BET 1720 AND 1727 in Elizabeth City County , VA 5. David Poole b: BET 1720 AND 1727 in Elizabeth City County , VA Alexander*^ POOLE b: Bet. 1685 - 1688 in >VA, Elizabeth City d: June 13, 1742 in VA, Elizabeth CIty Will: March 21, 1742/43 Names wife, Mary, names son Samuel. Thomas LATIMER is the appraiser for the estate. NOTE by DC:: Bet. 1682 - 1688 Named after his step family Alexander Avera? Record 1: 1756 Guardianship Bond received by court listed in VA wills index. Will: March 21, 1742/43 Names wife, Mary, names son Samuel. Thomas LATIMER is the appraiser for the estate. NOTE: I think the date for Alexander is pretty close. Note: some have this Alexander as the "Alexander who died in Johnston Co NC after 1764. On this point, I think Joe Slattery makes a good case that "the afer 1764 Alexander" was instead the son of William, and grandson of Thomas Poole. BRIEF BIOGRAPHICAL NOTES date of marriage of Alexander's and date of birth for children is not known.. Most genealogists have bracketed it between 1710 and 1730, using c 1720 as a rough midpoint. Alexander Poole is in the "most likely ancestor chain for James Pool. It is also a speculative link in the ancestor chain of Nicholas Pool from the Haplogroup G Pools. Alexander*^ POOLE b: Bet. 1682 - 1688 in >VA, Elizabeth City d: June 13, 1742 in VA, Elizabeth CIty Will: March 21, 1742/43 Names wife, Mary, names son Samuel. Thomas LATIMER is the appraiser for the estate. other children's names comes fro the will of his son Samuel ( 1/4/1747) which names James, Alexander, Nicholas, and David Donna Cuzze speculated that this first of many Alexander Poole men, may have been named after Alexander Avera (Avera is the surname of Jane Poole's second husband). Descendants of David Poule Poole Generation 4 (con't) Will of Alexander Poole, Elizabeth City County, VA leg.-son Samuel, the plantation given me by my father's will. Wife Mary Poole. Extrx. wife Mary Poole. Dated 6/13/1742, recorded 3/21/1743. Wit. Thomas Poole, John Poole, William Poole. Samuel Poole chose the clerk of court as his guardian. Mary Poole qualified, security, Thomas Everard. Book 1737-49, page 84. Estate appraised by Thomas Latimer, john Bushell, and William Poole. July 18, 1744. Book 1737-49, page 186. Will of Alexander Poole, Elizabeth City County, VA leg.-son Samuel, the plantation given me by my father's will. Wife Mary Poole. Extrx. wife Mary Poole. Dated 6/13/1742, recorded 3/21/1743. Wit. Thomas Poole, John Poole, William Poole. Samuel Poole chose the clerk of court as his guardian. Mary Poole qualified, security, Thomas Everard. Book 1737-49, page 84. Estate appraised by Thomas Latimer, john Bushell, and William Poole. July 18, 1744. Book 1737-49, page 186. wtp notes Children (note these date estimates by Donna Cuzze, if this is "our Alexander Poole", birth year should be earlier-- AEP had an earlier date range for the boys (1700-1720 or so) which would be a better "fit" 1. Samuel Poole b: BET 1720 AND 1727 in Elizabeth City County , VA 2. James Poole b: BET 1720 AND 1727 in Elizabeth City County , VA 3. Alexander Poole Jr. b: BET 1720 AND 1727 in Elizabeth City County , VA 4. Nicholas Poole b: BET 1720 AND 1727 in Elizabeth City County , VA 5. David Poole b: BET 1720 AND 1727 in Elizabeth City County , VA Alexander*^ POOLE b: Bet. 1685 - 1688 in >VA, Elizabeth City d: June 13, 1742 in VA, Elizabeth CIty Will: March 21, 1742/43 Names wife, Mary, names son Samuel. Thomas LATIMER is the appraiser for the estate. NOTE by DC:: Bet. 1682 - 1688 Named after his step family Alexander Avera? Record 1: 1756 Guardianship Bond received by court listed in VA wills index. Will: March 21, 1742/43 Names wife, Mary, names son Samuel. Thomas LATIMER is the appraiser for the estate. NOTE: I think the date for Alexander is pretty close. Note: some have this Alexander as the "Alexander who died in Johnston Co NC after 1764. On this point, I think Joe Slattery makes a good case that "the afer 1764 Alexander" was instead the son of William, and grandson of Thomas Poole. Alexander Poole had the following child: 14. i. ALEXANDER5 POOL JR40, 48, 50, 69, 98, 104 was born after 1726 in Elizabeth Ciity Co, VA40, 69. He died about 1767 in Meckleburg, Virginia, United States (James and Alexander's father died in c 176750, 69). He married Susanna Mitchell, daughter of John Mitchell and speculative Judith needs review Cardwell, about 1750 in Brunswick VA69, 105 (uncertain, Alexander Pool born approx 1753). She was born about 1720 in Brunswick VA (3nd child, est birth 7 years after marriage of parents106-107). She died between 1763-1767 in Brunswick VA?69, 78. Notes for Mary named on Samuels's Will: son Samuel Poole Will D Jan 5 1748 "Poole, Samuel. Leg. - mother Mary Poole; brother James the money in the hands of Jacob Walker, with reversion to brothers, Alexandeer, Nicholas, and David Poole" Alexander Poole and Mary named on Samuels's Will had the following children: ii. SAMUEL POOLE48, 98 was born before 1722 in Elizabeth City County Va48 (minor in Descendants of David Poule Poole Generation 4 (con't) his father's 1742 Will, so he was born after 1721). He died on 05 Jan 1748 in Elizabeth City County Va48, 108. Notes for Samuel Poole: inconsistent dates for Will, needs verification Names of other brothers of Samuel Poole is given in his will will of Samuel Poole--Elizabeth City County, VA Leg. -mother Jane Poole. Brother James the money in the hands of Jacob Walker, with reversion to brothers Alexander, Nicholas and David Poole. Exec. Mr. John Selden. Dated January 5, 1748, recorded 10/1752. Wit. Jacob Walker, W. Bushell, Alex'er Robertson. Original Will. note from Audrey Pool POOLE, Samuel. Leg - Mother: Mary POOLE Brothers: James; ALEXANDER; Nicholas* and David POOLE. D. January 5, 1748. Note: “Nicholas” is not a common name in POOL/POOLE . Nancy CHAPMAN is name of the Nicholas POOLE line in my files. (aep) was a minor in his fathers 1742 Will so would have been born in 1722 or later from Joe Slattery Will of Alexander Poole, Elizabeth City County, VA leg.-son Samuel, the plantation given me by my father's will. Wife Mary Poole. Extrx. wife Mary Poole. Dated 6/13/1742, recorded 3/21/1743. Wit. Thomas Poole, John Poole, William Poole. Samuel Poole chose the clerk of court as his guardian. Mary Poole qualified, security, Thomas Everard. Book 1737-49, page 84. Estate appraised by Thomas Latimer, john Bushell, and William Poole. July 18, 1744. Book 1737-49, page 186.---------- from Bill Avery' Name: Samuel Poole 1 Sex: M Birth: BET 1720 AND 1727 in Elizabeth City County , VA 2 Event: Fact1 1742 Was a minor at his fathers death 2 Death: BET 05 JAN 1748 AND OCT 1752 in Elizabeth City County , VA Note: [elizabethctycty, va averas.FTW] will of Samuel Poole--Elizabeth City County, VA Leg. -mother Jane Poole. Brother James the money in the hands of Jacob Walker, with reversion to brothers Alexander, Nicholas and David Poole. Exec. Mr. John Selden. Dated January 5, 1748, recorded 10/1752. Wit. Jacob Walker, W. Bushell, Alex'er Robertson. Original Will. ==================== Samuel*^ Poole b: Bet. 1700 - 1720 in VA, Elizabeth City got the plantation d: Bet. 1747 - 1752 in VA, ECC left will Will: 1747 Said he had brothers James, Alexander Descendants of David Poule Poole Generation 4 (con't) will of Brother Samuel Poole, recorded Elizabeth City County in 1752 ============= Name: Samuel Poole Sex: M Birth: BET 1720 AND 1727 in Elizabeth City County , VA 2 Event: Fact1 1742 Was a minor at his fathers death 2 Death: BET 05 JAN 1748 AND OCT 1752 in Elizabeth City County , VA ] will of Samuel Poole--Elizabeth City County, VA Leg. -mother Jane Poole. Brother James the money in the hands of Jacob Walker, with reversion to brothers Alexander, Nicholas and David Poole. Exec. Mr. John Selden. Dated January 5, 1748, recorded 10/1752. Wit. Jacob Walker, W. Bushell, Alex'er Robertson. Original Will. Father: Alexander Poole Sr. b: BET 1700 AND 1715 in Elizabeth City County , VA Mother: Mary (Unknown) Sources: 1. Title: will of Samuel Poole, recorded Elizabeth City County in 1752 2. Title: will of Alexander Poole, Elizabeth City County, VA 3 Title: Estate records of Alexander Poole, Elizabeth City County, VA in Elizabeth City County, VA Will of Alexander Poole, Elizabeth City County, VA leg.-son Samuel, the plantation given me by my father's will. Wife Mary Poole. Extrx. wife Mary Poole. Dated 6/13/1742, recorded 3/21/1743. Wit. Thomas Poole, John Poole, William Poole. Samuel Poole chose the clerk of court as his guardian. Mary Poole qualified, security, Thomas Everard. Book 1737-49, page 84. Estate appraised by Thomas Latimer, john Bushell, and William Poole. July 18, 1744. Book 1737-49, page 186. wtp notes Children (note these date estimates by Donna Cuzze, if this is "our Alexander Poole", birth year should be earlier-- AEP had an earlier date range for the boys (1700-1720 or so) which would be a better "fit" 1. Samuel Poole b: BET 1720 AND 1727 in Elizabeth City County , VA 2. James Poole b: BET 1720 AND 1727 in Elizabeth City County , VA 3. Alexander Poole Jr. b: BET 1720 AND 1727 in Elizabeth City County , VA 4. Nicholas Poole b: BET 1720 AND 1727 in Elizabeth City County , VA 5. David Poole b: BET 1720 AND 1727 in Elizabeth City County , VA iii. JAMES POOLE48, 98 was born after 1724 in Elizabeth City County Va48. Notes for James Poole: Samuel*^ Poole b: Bet. 1700 - 1720 in VA, Elizabeth City got the plantation d: Bet. 1747 - 1752 in VA, ECC left will Will: 1747 Said he had brothers James, Alexander Descendants of David Poule Poole Generation 4 (con't) VA Deeds, book 6 >>> Brunswick County Indenture made the 16th day of June, 1755, between Richard RUSSELL and John RIEVES of Brunswick County, for 60 pounds, conveying 175 acres. Witnesses were Thomas TWITTY, Alexander POOLE and Peter JACKSON. Presented in Court on December 23, 1755. Deed Book 6, page 6. 14. i. ALEXANDER5 POOL JR40, 48, 50, 69, 98, 104 was born after 1726 in Elizabeth Ciity Co, VA40, 69. He died about 1767 in Meckleburg, Virginia, United States (James and Alexander's father died in c 176750, 69). He married Susanna Mitchell, daughter of John Mitchell and speculative Judith needs review Cardwell, about 1750 in Brunswick VA69, 105 (uncertain, Alexander Pool born approx 1753). She was born about 1720 in Brunswick VA (3nd child, est birth 7 years after marriage of parents106-107). She died between 1763-1767 in Brunswick VA?69, 78. v. NICHOLAS POOLE48, 98 was born after 1728 in likely ECC VA (wide rage of estimates for birth year 1705 to 1730, father was living in ECC VA48). Notes for Nicholas Poole: wtp follow up note: data here is weak without better references -- however it is a VERY interesting name -- I believe it is the first time we3 see Nicholas as a given name in David Poole's descendants. There is also a NIcholas Pool in one of the Haplogroup G members, Thomas Blen Pool (Barbra Pool researches this line) I think this Nicholas is "worth looking at" as part of the lineage from Thomas Jefferson Pool > Joseph L Pool, Thos J Pool, Laban C Pool > Nicholas Pool --- to the early David Poole line. note that the estimates I have seen for the birth year of Nicholas vary widely - speculative : CASE FOR POSSIBLE LINK BETWEEN BARBRA'S POOL'S NICHOLAS POOL AND THE NICHOLAS WHO WAS BROTHER TO ALEXANDER POOL SR( who died around 1742) What stuck me was: • this Nicholas was a brother to an Alexander Poole which I now believe is in my direct line(and DNA tells us our lines have to be closely connected) • the name Nicholas is rare in the David Poole line, this is the earliest one that I have seen • the ECC Nicholas Poole is believed to have been born about 1710 to 1725 --about the right time frame to be the father of your (Barbra Pool's ) Nicholas • this was about the time that some of the ECC Poole families were migrating to NC -- for example the ECC Nicholas Poole had an uncle - William Poole who moved to NC --and died in Johnston Co NC Barbra's line goes: Robert Lee Pool > Joseph Labourn Pool > Thomas Jefferson Pool > Laban Chapman Pool > Nicholas Pool ============================ Will of Alexander Poole, Elizabeth City County, VA leg.-son Samuel, the plantation given me by my father's will. Wife Mary Poole. Extrx. wife Mary Poole. Dated 6/13/1742, recorded 3/21/1743. Wit. Thomas Poole, John Poole, William Poole. Samuel Poole chose the clerk of court as his guardian. Mary Poole qualified, security, Thomas Everard. Book 1737-49, page 84. Estate appraised by Thomas Latimer, john Bushell, and William Poole. July 18, 1744. Book 1737-49, page 186. Descendants of David Poule Poole Generation 4 (con't) wtp notes Children (note these date estimates by Donna Cuzze, if this is "our Alexander Poole", birth year should be earlier-- AEP had an earlier date range for the boys (1700-1720 or so) which would be a better "fit" 1. Samuel Poole b: BET 1720 AND 1727 in Elizabeth City County , VA 2. James Poole b: BET 1720 AND 1727 in Elizabeth City County , VA 3. Alexander Poole Jr. b: BET 1720 AND 1727 in Elizabeth City County , VA 4. Nicholas Poole b: BET 1720 AND 1727 in Elizabeth City County , VA 5. David Poole b: BET 1720 AND 1727 in Elizabeth City County , VA vi. DAVID POOLE48, 98 was born after 173048. Notes for David Poole: Samuel*^ Poole b: Bet. 1700 - 1720 in VA, Elizabeth City got the plantation d: Bet. 1747 - 1752 in VA, ECC left will Will: 1747 Said he had brothers James, Alexander Will of Alexander Poole, Elizabeth City County, VA leg.-son Samuel, the plantation given me by my father's will. Wife Mary Poole. Extrx. wife Mary Poole. Dated 6/13/1742, recorded 3/21/1743. Wit. Thomas Poole, John Poole, William Poole. Samuel Poole chose the clerk of court as his guardian. Mary Poole qualified, security, Thomas Everard. Book 1737-49, page 84. Estate appraised by Thomas Latimer, john Bushell, and William Poole. July 18, 1744. Book 1737-49, page 186. wtp notes Children (note these date estimates by Donna Cuzze and Bill Avery, AEP had an earlier date range for the boys (1700-1720 or so) but that seems inconsistent with need for guardian 1. Samuel Poole b: BET 1720 AND 1727 in Elizabeth City County , VA 2. James Poole b: BET 1720 AND 1727 in Elizabeth City County , VA 3. Alexander Poole Jr. b: BET 1720 AND 1727 in Elizabeth City County , VA 4. Nicholas Poole b: BET 1720 AND 1727 in Elizabeth City County , VA 5. David Poole b: BET 1720 AND 1727 in Elizabeth City County , VA 7. WILLIAM4 POOL (Thomas3 Poole, John2 Poole Sr., David Poule Poole)29, 51, 86-89 was born about 1680 in Elizabeth city VA29 ((NOT Wm the joiner ! inconsist DNA, this William is Y haplogroup G1)). He died after 174329 in probably Bertie NC, (confusion between Williams-- cannot positively identify which is which). He married (1) UNKNOWN about 1700 in possibly Elizaeth City VA. He married (2) UNKNOWN NAME. Notes for William Pool: BRIEF BIOGRAPHICAL NOTES there has been considerable discussion on this William Pool. Several groups of genalogists held significantly different opinions. Based on available evidence, I believe this is the William Poole that migrated from Elizabeth City VA to Bertie NC, and is the link to the Braxton Poole, and Hardy Pool lines. Work by Roy Poole, and Donna Cuzze (2013) seem to support this thesis. Additional documentation would be useful and is being sought. William Pool and unknown had the following child: Descendants of David Poule Poole Generation 4 (con't) 15. i. MIDDLETON5 POOLE was born about 1705 in Bertie, North Carolina. He died on 16 Jul 1740 in Elizabeth City County Va (believed living at "The Points " in ECC109). He married Elizabeth ? about 1720109. She died after 1742 (date unknown, was mentioned in MIddleton Poole's. probated 1742 will (living then)). William Pool and unknown name had the following children: ii. JOHN POOLE was born about 1700 in NC prob Bertie or Johnston NC. He died about 1812 in Wake County NC (Date of death estimate by Bill Avery). Notes for John Poole: 7. George POOL b. c. 1762 8. Edy POOL b. c. 1764 9. Mary POOL b. 1766 "3290 pg 240 George POOL 13 January 1761 540 acres in Johnston County on the S side of Neuse River and (on the) S side of Walnut Creek (and) on both sides of the Great Branch, joining SMITH'S line. OR: /s/ (mark). Wits: Samuel SMITH, Robt't RAINEY. Examined by: J. Montfort and John Johnston, surveyed 4 June 1760. CB: *JOHN POOL, Thomas SMITH, Charles YOUNG, Surveyor." *I tracked the Moses POWELL line into Isle of Wight County, VA. (aep) iii. MARY POOLE was born about 1702. 15. i. MIDDLETON5 POOLE was born about 1705 in Bertie, North Carolina. He died on 16 Jul 1740 in Elizabeth City County Va (believed living at "The Points " in ECC109). He married Elizabeth ? about 1720109. She died after 1742 (date unknown, was mentioned in MIddleton Poole's. probated 1742 will (living then)). v. THOMAS POOLE was born about 1708 in probably Bertie or Johnston NC (need documentation). vi. ALEXANDER POOL110-111 was born about 1710112. He died after 1764 in Johnston Co, NC (was in land dispute in 1764, date of death is unknown). He married an unknown spouse. Notes for Alexander Pool: there are several Alexander Pool's in this David Poole ECC VA line-- I have examined 6 of that "initially" could possibly be the father of Alexander Pool (grandfather of James B Pool).. I have now ruled this Alexander out for the my James Pool line (this Alexander Pool was living in Bertie NC while the father of James B Pool is proven to have been living in Mecklenburg Va at that time) Alexader PooleJanuary, 1764 Court Term, Johnston County, NC 8) Ordered that Jno: Gurley be appointed overseer of the road from the county line to the little creek on little River and that the inhabitants below said creek, with Jos: Gurley, Alexander Pool, Wm. Gurly, and John Gurly, Jr. work on the same. this note from Joe Slattery proves he is not the same Alexander who was father to James Pool. ID: I40512 Name: Alexander Poole 1 Sex: M Descendants of David Poule Poole Generation 4 (con't) Birth: BET 1715 AND 1735 in Bertie County, NC Event: Fact1 1764 He bought land in Johnston County, NC from William Gurley 2 Event: Fact2 1764 Worked on a road from the county line to the little creek on little river 2 Death: AFT 1764 in Johnston County, NC Father: William Poole Sr. b: BET 1680 AND 1700 in Elizabeth City County , VA Mother: Unknown Sources: 1.Title: Joe Slattery, Poole researcher, e mail joeeslatt@yahoo.com 2.Title: Johnston county court minutes, 1764 related note from Donna Cuzze --this provides the alternative case, that it remains possible (although unlikley) that we have mixed up the Alexander Poole men. NOTE: Forgot to mention that Alexander born circa 1703-1720 that I put in there he died Aft 1764 based on "if" he was the Alexander who went to NC. This Alexander could have died anywhere. Donna notes from Donna Cuzze Donna Cuzze May 17 to Bill NOTE: Forgot to mention that Alexander born circa 1703-1720 that I put in there he died Aft 1764 based on "if" he was the Alexander who went to NC. This Alexander could have died anywhere. I AM SO SORRY TO CONFUSE YOU. I wish I would have put only the facts in my tree instead of adding my guesses. I do really apologize. Donna From: Donna Cuzze Sent: Friday, May 17, 2013 1:15 AM To: Bill Pool Subject: Alex c.1685 son of Thomas OK, here are the other Alexanders. [2008AveryECC.FTW] 3) Alexander Poole who married Mary had a son Samuel Poole , as named in his will in 1742 ECC. However, the will of his son Samuel 1/4/1747, names 4 other brothers in it--James, Alexander, Nicholas and David. Poole, Alixander [Alexander] Publication 1744 Gen. note Part of index to Elizabeth City County Wills and Administrations (1689-1800) Note p. 184. Will pro. 21 Mch. 1743, 16 May 1744 & 20 June 1744. p. 186. Inv. & Appr. rec. 18 July 1744. Note Deeds, Wills, Bonds, Etc., 1737-1756 (Reel 6) Subject - Personal Poole, Alixander [Alexander] Subject -Geographic Elizabeth City County (Va.) Subject Poole, Alexander. Added Title Virginia wills and administrations. Descendants of David Poule Poole Generation 4 (con't) System Number 000535610 ________________________________________________________ Poole, Alexander. Publication 1756 Gen. note Part of index to Elizabeth City County Wills and Administrations (1689-1800) Note p. 83. Gdn. bond rec. [2 Nov. 1756]. ***GUARDIAN BOND******** Note Order Book, 1755-1757 (Reel 17) Subject - Personal Poole, Alexander. Subject -Geographic Elizabeth City County (Va.) Added Title Virginia wills and administrations. System Number 000535611 ********************************************************************** Descendants of Alexander*^ POOLE (son of Thomas, grandson of John & Jane (Avera) 1 Alexander*^ POOLE b: Bet. 1685 - 1688 in >VA, Elizabeth City d: June 13, 1742 in VA, Elizabeth CIty Will: March 21, 1742/43 Names wife, Mary, names son Samuel. Thomas LATIMER is the appraiser for the estate. NOTE by DC:: Bet. 1682 - 1688 Named after his step family Alexander Avera? Record 1: 1756 Guardianship Bond received by court listed in VA wills index. Will: March 21, 1742/43 Names wife, Mary, names son Samuel. Thomas LATIMER is the appraiser for the estate. NOTE: I think the date for Alexander is pretty close. .. +Mary b: Bet. 1682 - 1703 in >VA, Elizabeth City d: Aft. 1743 ..... 2 Samuel*^ Poole b: Bet. 1700 - 1720 in VA, Elizabeth City got the plantation in 1742 SO WAS PROBABLY OVER 16 YRS OLD d: Bet. 1747 - 1752 in VA, ECC left will Will: 1747 Said he had brothers James, Alexander, Nicholas and David who were probably minors when their father died or at least younger than Samuel. Record 1: 1743 Named in Father Alexander's will. ..... 2 James* Poole b: Bet. 1702 - 1720 in >VA, Elizabeth CIty ..... 2 Alexander* Poole, Jr. b: Bet. 1703 - 1720 in >VA, Elizabeth City d: Aft. 1764 in NC, Johnston ?? Record 1: 1764 1/1764 Court Term Johnston Co NC. Alexander Pool bought land from Wm. GURLEY. POSSIBLY THIS ALEXANDER WENT TO NC . However, he could have gone to Prince Ann Co or Brunswick or ?? ..... 2 David* Poole b: Bet. 1705 - 1720 in >VA, Elizabeth CIty. Record 1: Bet. 1746 - 1752 VA, ECC mentioned in brother Samuel's will. ..... 2 Nicholas Poole b: Bet. 1706 - 1720 Record 1: Bet. 1746 - 1752 VA, ECC mentioned in brother Samuel's will. ======================= Several Alexander Poole Men -- who is the father of James and Alexander Jr Here are 6 possible "candidates" for the father of James and Alexander )John Pool Sr > Thomas Poole, Sr > Alexander Pool -- ruled out because this Alexander died in 1742 in Elizabeth City , VA. b) John Pool Sr >William Pool Sr > Alexander Poole. c)John Pool Sr > William Pool Sr > Alexander Pool Sr > Alexander Pool , Jr. d)John Pool, SR >William Poole Sr > George Poole > Alexander Pool. ( I have not been able to confirm that George had a son named Alexander) Descendants of David Poule Poole Generation 4 (con't) e) John Poole SR > Thomas Poole Sr > Alexander Pool >Alexander Pool f) "Alexander Poole" not in ECC Poole line (non ECC ruled out due DNA evidence) Facts that have to fit to be the "right" Alexander Poole a) must have lived in Brunswick VA since James in sworn testimony states that he was born there in 1756 b) must have lived in Mecklenburg VA in 1767 since father of James and Alexander died there. c) Assuming the ECC David Poole connection is valid, must be a descendant of David Poole and his son John Poole; and likely also a descendant of Thomas Poole. d) Assuming that Roy Poole / Donna Cuzze are correct that his line ties into the John Poole line via William Pool of NC ---the probability is very high that our Alexander Poole either shares this as the common ancestor OR connects very close to this (e.g. Thomas Poole descendants). ================= notes: v Alexander as son of George - Needs documentation to establish that George had a son named Alexander. As once proposed by Roy Poole would be an excellent fit, however, there are two significant difficulties: 1) I have found no proof that George had a son named Alexander. and 2) a son of George would be "young", perhaps too young to be a good candidate for the father of This would be the closest possible connection and therefore (according to the statistics provided by familytreedna) the more likely -- however, without any documentation to prove that there actually was such a person. So, unless additional documentation can be found, this is tentatively ruled out. v Alexander Poole, son of William, grandson of Thomas seems to be ruled out IF the William Poole that moved to Bertie was the son of Thomas ---because there are several Williams, the "Bertie NC William Poole" might be another man. However, "William moving to Bertie" is a good potential fit for the Roy Poole line. Below I have inserted a note from Joe Slattery that provides a strong argument against accepting William's son Alexander as the Alexander who was father to James and Alexander Jr: --it does, of course, assume that William Poole that moved to Bertie was son of Thomas Poole. ID: I40512 Name: Alexander Poole 1 Sex:M Birth: BET 1715 AND 1735 in Bertie County, NC Event: Fact1 1764 He bought land in Johnston County, NC from William Gurley 2 Event: Fact2 1764 Worked on a road from the county line to the little creek on little river 2 Death: AFT 1764 in Johnston County, NC v Alexander, son of Thomas seems to be ruled out because he died in 1742 -- while "our" Alexander died around 1767 v That leaves Alexander Poole, son of Alexander Pool and grandson of Thomas Poole. I have very little info on this man. Several genealogists have suggested a birth date of around 1710 which would fit. However I have no locations to "test" against what we know about James's father. Another weakness in this selection is the "generations to a common ancestor" is substantially increased by this choice -- and statistics provided by familytreedna show this to be much less likely (although possible) than one of the closer connections. v Note: I have left out of this analysis any potential connections earlier than Thomas Poole -- although possible, the probability of the closest common ancestor Descendants of David Poule Poole Generation 4 (con't) being this many generations back is so low that I have "ruled it out" (possible but extremely unlikely). Joe Slattery makes the following case to line the ECC Poole and Johnston Co NC Poole families (I think Audrey Pool published a similar argument linking names and associated families) 1) 1/1764 Court Term. Alexander Pool bought land from Wm. Gurley. I believe that this Alexander Poole is the son of Alexander Poole, Sr, and grandson of Thomas Poole and Ann Copeland. We know Alexander Poole, Sr. died 1742 in Elizabeth City County, VA per his will recorded there. 4/1765 Court Term, #5 John Pool named to lay out a road. In my master database, I have a John Poole, born 1730-1745 in VA, died 11/1796 Jo Co, had children John Poole, Jr and Winnifred Poole. In my Ellizabeth City County database, I have a John Poole, born between 1730-1750, died unknown, children and spouse unknown, son of Thomas Poole, Jr., grandson of THomas Poole Sr and Ann Copeland. I believe that these are both the same persons. His cousin was Alexander Poole above, and he was in NC. Based on these facts , I think that both Alexander Poole and John Poole, Jr. that were in Johnston County, NC came from the Pooles of Elizabeth City County, VA, both cousins and grandsons of Thomas Poole, Sr. and Ann Copeland. this note from Joe Slattery, highlights conflicts which show "Alexander, son of William" was not the father of James Pool (unless the Alexander Poole men have been mixed up -- possible but not probable) ID: I40512 Name: Alexander Poole 1 Sex: M Birth: BET 1715 AND 1735 in Bertie County, NC Event: Fact1 1764 He bought land in Johnston County, NC from William Gurley 2 Event: Fact2 1764 Worked on a road from the county line to the little creek on little river 2 Death: AFT 1764 in Johnston County, NC Father: William Poole Sr. b: BET 1680 AND 1700 in Elizabeth City County , VA Mother: Unknown Sources: 1.Title: Joe Slattery, Poole researcher, e mail joeeslatt@yahoo.com 2.Title: Johnston county court minutes, 1764 related note from Donna Cuzze NOTE: Forgot to mention that Alexander born circa 1703-1720 that I put in there he died Aft 1764 based on "if" he was the Alexander who went to NC. This Alexander Descendants of David Poule Poole Generation 4 (con't) could have died anywhere. Donna there are several Alexander Pool's in this David Poole ECC VA line-- I have examined 6 of that "initially" could possibly be the father of Alexander Pool (grandfather of James B Pool).. I have now ruled this Alexander out for the my James Pool line (this Alexander Pool was living in Bertie NC while the father of James B Pool is proven to have been living in Mecklenburg Va at that time) Alexader PooleJanuary, 1764 Court Term, Johnston County, NC 8) Ordered that Jno: Gurley be appointed overseer of the road from the county line to the little creek on little River and that the inhabitants below said creek, with Jos: Gurley, Alexander Pool, Wm. Gurly, and John Gurly, Jr. work on the same. this note from Joe Slattery proves he is not the same Alexander who was father to James Pool. ID: I40512 Name: Alexander Poole 1 Sex: M Birth: BET 1715 AND 1735 in Bertie County, NC Event: Fact1 1764 He bought land in Johnston County, NC from William Gurley 2 Event: Fact2 1764 Worked on a road from the county line to the little creek on little river 2 Death: AFT 1764 in Johnston County, NC Father: William Poole Sr. b: BET 1680 AND 1700 in Elizabeth City County , VA Mother: Unknown Sources: 1.Title: Joe Slattery, Poole researcher, e mail joeeslatt@yahoo.com 2.Title: Johnston county court minutes, 1764 related note from Donna Cuzze --this provides the alternative case, that it remains possible (although unlikley) that we have mixed up the Alexander Poole men. NOTE: Forgot to mention that Alexander born circa 1703-1720 that I put in there he died Aft 1764 based on "if" he was the Alexander who went to NC. This Alexander could have died anywhere. Donna Note: some have this Alexander as the "Alexander who died in Johnston Co NC after 1764. On this point, I think Joe Slattery makes a good case that "the afer 1764 Alexander" was instead the son of William, and grandson of Thomas Poole. notes from Donna Cuzze Donna Cuzze May 17 to Bill NOTE: Forgot to mention that Alexander born circa 1703-1720 that I put in there he died Aft 1764 based on "if" he was the Alexander who went to NC. This Alexander could have died anywhere. I AM SO SORRY TO CONFUSE YOU. I wish I would have put only the facts in my tree instead of adding my guesses. I do really apologize. Descendants of David Poule Poole Generation 4 (con't) Donna From: Donna Cuzze Sent: Friday, May 17, 2013 1:15 AM To: Bill Pool Subject: Alex c.1685 son of Thomas OK, here are the other Alexanders. [2008AveryECC.FTW] 3) Alexander Poole who married Mary had a son Samuel Poole , as named in his will in 1742 ECC. However, the will of his son Samuel 1/4/1747, names 4 other brothers in it--James, Alexander, Nicholas and David. Poole, Alixander [Alexander] Publication 1744 Gen. note Part of index to Elizabeth City County Wills and Administrations (1689-1800) Note p. 184. Will pro. 21 Mch. 1743, 16 May 1744 & 20 June 1744. p. 186. Inv. & Appr. rec. 18 July 1744. Note Deeds, Wills, Bonds, Etc., 1737-1756 (Reel 6) Subject - Personal Poole, Alixander [Alexander] Subject -Geographic Elizabeth City County (Va.) Subject Poole, Alexander. Added Title Virginia wills and administrations. System Number 000535610 ________________________________________________________ Poole, Alexander. Publication 1756 Gen. note Part of index to Elizabeth City County Wills and Administrations (1689-1800) Note p. 83. Gdn. bond rec. [2 Nov. 1756]. ***GUARDIAN BOND******** Note Order Book, 1755-1757 (Reel 17) Subject - Personal Poole, Alexander. Subject -Geographic Elizabeth City County (Va.) Added Title Virginia wills and administrations. System Number 000535611 ********************************************************************** Descendants of Alexander*^ POOLE (son of Thomas, grandson of John & Jane (Avera) 1 Alexander*^ POOLE b: Bet. 1685 - 1688 in >VA, Elizabeth City d: June 13, 1742 in VA, Elizabeth CIty Will: March 21, 1742/43 Names wife, Mary, names son Samuel. Thomas LATIMER is the appraiser for the estate. NOTE by DC:: Bet. 1682 - 1688 Named after his step family Alexander Avera? Record 1: 1756 Guardianship Bond received by court listed in VA wills index. Will: March 21, 1742/43 Names wife, Mary, names son Samuel. Thomas LATIMER is the appraiser for the estate. NOTE: I think the date for Alexander is pretty close. .. +Mary b: Bet. 1682 - 1703 in >VA, Elizabeth City d: Aft. 1743 ..... 2 Samuel*^ Poole b: Bet. 1700 - 1720 in VA, Elizabeth City got the plantation in 1742 SO WAS PROBABLY OVER 16 YRS OLD d: Bet. 1747 - 1752 in VA, ECC left will Will: 1747 Said he had brothers James, Alexander, Nicholas and David who Descendants of David Poule Poole Generation 4 (con't) were probably minors when their father died or at least younger than Samuel. Record 1: 1743 Named in Father Alexander's will. ..... 2 James* Poole b: Bet. 1702 - 1720 in >VA, Elizabeth CIty ..... 2 Alexander* Poole, Jr. b: Bet. 1703 - 1720 in >VA, Elizabeth City d: Aft. 1764 in NC, Johnston ?? Record 1: 1764 1/1764 Court Term Johnston Co NC. Alexander Pool bought land from Wm. GURLEY. POSSIBLY THIS ALEXANDER WENT TO NC . However, he could have gone to Prince Ann Co or Brunswick or ?? ..... 2 David* Poole b: Bet. 1705 - 1720 in >VA, Elizabeth CIty. Record 1: Bet. 1746 - 1752 VA, ECC mentioned in brother Samuel's will. ..... 2 Nicholas Poole b: Bet. 1706 - 1720 Record 1: Bet. 1746 - 1752 VA, ECC mentioned in brother Samuel's will. ======================= Several Alexander Poole Men -- who is the father of James and Alexander Jr Here are 6 possible "candidates" for the father of James and Alexander )John Pool Sr > Thomas Poole, Sr > Alexander Pool -- ruled out because this Alexander died in 1742 in Elizabeth City , VA. b) John Pool Sr >William Pool Sr > Alexander Poole. c)John Pool Sr > William Pool Sr > Alexander Pool Sr > Alexander Pool , Jr. d)John Pool, SR >William Poole Sr > George Poole > Alexander Pool. ( I have not been able to confirm that George had a son named Alexander) e) John Poole SR > Thomas Poole Sr > Alexander Pool >Alexander Pool f) "Alexander Poole" not in ECC Poole line (non ECC ruled out due DNA evidence) Facts that have to fit to be the "right" Alexander Poole a) must have lived in Brunswick VA since James in sworn testimony states that he was born there in 1756 b) must have lived in Mecklenburg VA in 1767 since father of James and Alexander died there. c) Assuming the ECC David Poole connection is valid, must be a descendant of David Poole and his son John Poole; and likely also a descendant of Thomas Poole. d) Assuming that Roy Poole / Donna Cuzze are correct that his line ties into the John Poole line via William Pool of NC ---the probability is very high that our Alexander Poole either shares this as the common ancestor OR connects very close to this (e.g. Thomas Poole descendants). ================= notes: v Alexander as son of George - Needs documentation to establish that George had a son named Alexander. As once proposed by Roy Poole would be an excellent fit, however, there are two significant difficulties: 1) I have found no proof that George had a son named Alexander. and 2) a son of George would be "young", perhaps too young to be a good candidate for the father of This would be the closest possible connection and therefore (according to the statistics provided by familytreedna) the more likely -- however, without any documentation to prove that there actually was such a person. So, unless additional documentation can be found, this is tentatively ruled out. v Alexander Poole, son of William, grandson of Thomas seems to be ruled out IF the William Poole that moved to Bertie was the son of Thomas ---because there are several Williams, the "Bertie NC William Poole" might be another man. However, "William moving to Bertie" is a good potential fit for the Roy Poole line. Descendants of David Poule Poole Generation 4 (con't) Below I have inserted a note from Joe Slattery that provides a strong argument against accepting William's son Alexander as the Alexander who was father to James and Alexander Jr: --it does, of course, assume that William Poole that moved to Bertie was son of Thomas Poole. ID: I40512 Name: Alexander Poole 1 Sex:M Birth: BET 1715 AND 1735 in Bertie County, NC Event: Fact1 1764 He bought land in Johnston County, NC from William Gurley 2 Event: Fact2 1764 Worked on a road from the county line to the little creek on little river 2 Death: AFT 1764 in Johnston County, NC v Alexander, son of Thomas seems to be ruled out because he died in 1742 -- while "our" Alexander died around 1767 v That leaves Alexander Poole, son of Alexander Pool and grandson of Thomas Poole. I have very little info on this man. Several genealogists have suggested a birth date of around 1710 which would fit. However I have no locations to "test" against what we know about James's father. Another weakness in this selection is the "generations to a common ancestor" is substantially increased by this choice -- and statistics provided by familytreedna show this to be much less likely (although possible) than one of the closer connections. v Note: I have left out of this analysis any potential connections earlier than Thomas Poole -- although possible, the probability of the closest common ancestor being this many generations back is so low that I have "ruled it out" (possible but extremely unlikely). ================= below is my analysis of probability of a common ancestor within a given number of generations. I provide it to help explain why some choices are statically much less likely. (Although, as Sherlock Holmes was want to say, " when you eliminate the impossible, the remaining, however unlikely, has to be the explanation". ). Probability of distance to common ancestor between William T Pool and Roy Allen Pool. Based on Y DNA 67 marker test this base case makes no claim of positive genealogical data. This is the Case that FamilyTreeDNA recommends one "starts" with. ( since there is always some possibility that there is an adoption, etc in a fairly recent generation that nobody now knows about) OMPARISON CHART Generations Reverse Percentage 5 18.47% 81.53% 6 11.89% 88.11% 7 7.55% 92.45% 8 4.73% 95.27% 9 2.94% 97.06% 10 1.81% 98.19% 11 1.11% 98.89% 12 0.68% 99.32% 13 0.41% 99.59% 14 0.25% 99.75% The following data assumes that I am correct in my data at least back to my gag grandfather James B Pool, This would mean no common connection for at least 4 generations Descendants of David Poule Poole Generation 4 (con't) COM Generations Percentage 4 67.31% 32.69% 5 44.17% 55.83% 6 28.44% 71.56% 7 18.05% 81.95% 8 11.32% 88.68% 9 7.03% 92.97% 10 4.34% 95.66% 11 2.66% 97.34% 12 1.62% 98.38% 13 0.98% 99.02% 14 0.59% 99.41% PARISON CHART Joe Slattery makes the following case to line the ECC Poole and Johnston Co NC Poole families (I think Audrey Pool published a similar argument linking names and associated families) +++++++++++++++++++++ 1) 1/1764 Court Term. Alexander Pool bought land from Wm. Gurley. I believe that this Alexander Poole is the son of Alexander Poole, Sr, and grandson of Thomas Poole and Ann Copeland. We know Alexander Poole, Sr. died 1742 in Elizabeth City County, VA per his will recorded there. 4/1765 Court Term, #5 John Pool named to lay out a road. In my master database, I have a John Poole, born 1730-1745 in VA, died 11/1796 Jo Co, had children John Poole, Jr and Winnifred Poole. In my Ellizabeth City County database, I have a John Poole, born between 1730-1750, died unknown, children and spouse unknown, son of Thomas Poole, Jr., grandson of THomas Poole Sr and Ann Copeland. I believe that these are both the same persons. His cousin was Alexander Poole above, and he was in NC. Based on these facts , I think that both Alexander Poole and John Poole, Jr. that were in Johnston County, NC came from the Pooles of Elizabeth City County, VA, both cousins and grandsons of Thomas Poole, Sr. and Ann Copeland. this note from Joe Slattery, highlights conflicts which show "Alexander, son of William" was not the father of James Pool (unless the Alexander Poole men have been mixed up -- possible but not probable) ID: I40512 Name: Alexander Poole 1 Sex: M Birth: BET 1715 AND 1735 in Bertie County, NC Event: Fact1 1764 He bought land in Johnston County, NC from William Gurley 2 Event: Fact2 1764 Worked on a road from the county line to the little creek on little river 2 Death: AFT 1764 in Johnston County, NC Father: William Poole Sr. b: BET 1680 AND 1700 in Elizabeth City County , VA Mother: Unknown Sources: 1.Title: Joe Slattery, Poole researcher, e mail joeeslatt@yahoo.com 2.Title: Johnston county court minutes, 1764 Descendants of David Poule Poole Generation 4 (con't) related note from Donna Cuzze NOTE: Forgot to mention that Alexander born circa 1703-1720 that I put in there he died Aft 1764 based on "if" he was the Alexander who went to NC. This Alexander could have died anywhere. Donna vii. UNKNOWN CHILD A POOLE was born about 1711 in likely ECC VA (no hard reference, the two unknowns believed to be the youngest). viii. UNKNOW CHILD B POOLE was born about 1712. 16. ix. WILLIAM POOL JR115-118 was born about 1720 in St Stephans Parish, Johnston, North Carolina, United States119 (1710-1730; info on Wm Poole questionable, confusion between men very possible). He died on 26 Sep 1763 in St Stephens Parish, Johnston, North Carolina, United States (Jan 1764 court minutes note "orphas" of Wm Pool Jr Dec118, 120-122). He married Sarah Scott, daughter of unconfirmed James? Scott, in 1750 in Johnston, North Carolina, United States. She was born about 1725 in Elizabeth City County Va. She died on Feb 1768 (alt Jan in St Stephens Parrish, Johnston County, NC (exec to husbands estate in 1763, Sarah Scott Pool Will dated 1768121, 123). 17. x. GEORGE POOLE86, 124-126 was born about 1720 in possibly Betrtie NC86, 124, 126-127 (see Roy Poole note on possible mix up error in linkage). He died in 1772 in Wake or Johnston Co, North Carolina (Roy Poole notes this is not the George Poole who wrote a will in 177286, 124, 127). He married likely not Sarah Unknown wife. She was born about 1702 in possibly a mix up, an unrelated Geo Poole had a wife Mary Atchison (many list wife of George as Mary Atchison, but I think this is a mix up of persons86). She died in 1787 in Johnston,,North Carolina,USA86. 8. THOMAS4 POOLE JR (Thomas3, John2 Sr., David Poule)51, 90 was born about 1680 in Elizabeth City County Va. He died on 08 Sep 1750 in Elizabeth City County Va (Death nate noted on Will records91-92). He married ELIZABETH. Notes for Thomas Poole Jr: the age difference shown here between Thomas and his sons is large. It may simply be an error in the estimates of dates of birth. Will: 1751 Part of index to Elizabeth City County Wills and Administrations (1689-1800) Thomas Poole's will documents approx date of death, his wife Elizabeth's given name , and the names of his children. "POOLE, Thomas. Leg- to my three youngest sons, Howard POOLE, Thomas POOLE and Robert POOLE, son John POOLE; to my three daughters, Sarah POOLE, Marthew (Martha) POOLE and Elizabeth POOLE. Extx: wife. (Will presented by Elizabeth POOLE.) D. September 8, 1750. R. April 2, 1751. Wit: William BUSHELL, John LEWIS. Original Will. Estate audited by Thomas LATTIMER*, Samuel WATTS, Baldwin SHEPHARD and Thomas BAYLIS, Sr. December 2, 1755. Order Book 1755-1760, p. 31." 1. Howard 2. Thomas 3. Robert 4. Sarah 5. Marthew/Martha Descendants of David Poule Poole Generation 4 (con't) 6. Elizabeth Thomas Poole Jr and Elizabeth had the following children: i. JOHN5 POOLE was born about 1720 in Elizabeth City County Va. ii. HOWARD POOLE was born about 1725. iii. SARAH POOLE was born about 1725 (estimate, no original source references). She died on 20 Jan 1764 in Elizabeth City County Va. She married (1) UNKNOWN BAKER. He was born. He died before 1764 in Elizabeth City Couty unconfirmed, VA. iv. ROBERT POOLE was born about 1726. v. THOMAS POOLE was born about 1726. vi. ELIZABETH POOLE was born about 1730. vii. MARTHA POOLE was born about 1730. 9. MIDDLETON4 POOLE (Thomas3, John2 Sr., David Poule)51, 93-94 was born about 1685 in ECC VA (the Points Plantation). He died in 1742 in Elizabeth City Co VA (will probated May 174295-96). He married (1) ELIZABETH WIFE OF MIDDLETON POOLE. She was born about 171097. She died after 16 Jul 1740 in Estate called 'The Points', Virginia97. Notes for Middleton Poole: Middleton*^ POOLE b: Bet. 1681 - 1686 in VA, ECC inherited land POOLES RIDGE from father Thomas Will: 1725 Named in father Thomas' will as was his grandmother, Jane Avera, who gave land to his Uncle John, and now Thomas gives that land to his son Middleton. note from AE Pool . Middleton POOLE died before May 1743 in Elizabeth City County, VA. He was married to Elizabeth. Middleton POOLE and Elizabeth had the following children: 35 i. William POOLE. note for Middleton Poole (AEP) Middleton POOLE Will: May 19, 1742 VA, ECC: Leg.-son William my place "The Points" adjoining Thomas POOLE land, wife Elizabeth, reversion to dau Ann Poole, reversion to ""COUSIN"" Alexander Poole (not nephew). ============== notes from Audrey Pool on "a" Middleton Pool, possibly this one Middleton (This Middleton POOLE line possibly the one that migrated first to N.C. (Johnston County), then to Washington County, GA (1820 census). Later in Bibb County, AL (a) Middleton POOLE m. Mary Ann FANCHER cousin of Nancy FANCHER who m. Zedkijah BOAZ - line of Ray W. POOL) Note: Middleton who m. Rebecca FANCHER had a brother, Jason POOL who m. the sister of Nancy FANCHER Note: (A) Middleton POOLE d. July 16, 1740, probably this one and left one son, William and a dau, Ann. He leaves land to cousin ALEXANDER, son ofALEXANDER. Wit: Thomas POOLE 6. Jane 7. Ann 8. Mary microfiche record 1742 Eliz City County VATitle Poole, Midelton [Middleton] Publication 1742 Gen. note Part of index to Elizabeth City County Wills and Administrations (1689-1800) Note p. 128. Will pro. 19 May 1742. p. 139. Inv. & Appr. rec. 21 July 1742. Deeds, Wills, Bonds, Etc., 1737-1756 (Reel Descendants of David Poule Poole Generation 4 (con't) 6) Middleton*^ POOLE b: Bet. 1681 - 1686 in VA, ECC inherited land POOLES RIDGE from father Thomas Will: 1725 Named in father Thomas' will as was his grandmother, Jane Avera, who gave land to his Uncle John, and now Thomas gives that land to his son Middleton. note from AE Pool . Middleton POOLE died before May 1743 in Elizabeth City County, VA. He was married to Elizabeth. Middleton POOLE and Elizabeth had the following children: 35 i. William POOLE. note for Middleton Poole (AEP) Middleton POOLE Will: May 19, 1742 VA, ECC: Leg.-son William my place "The Points" adjoining Thomas POOLE land, wife Elizabeth, reversion to dau Ann Poole, reversion to ""COUSIN"" Alexander Poole (not nephew). ============== notes from Audrey Pool on "a" Middleton Pool, possibly this one Middleton (This Middleton POOLE line possibly the one that migrated first to N.C. (Johnston County), then to Washington County, GA (1820 census). Later in Bibb County, AL (a) Middleton POOLE m. Mary Ann FANCHER cousin of Nancy FANCHER who m. Zedkijah BOAZ - line of Ray W. POOL) Note: Middleton who m. Rebecca FANCHER had a brother, Jason POOL who m. the sister of Nancy FANCHER Note: (A) Middleton POOLE d. July 16, 1740, probably this one and left one son, William and a dau, Ann. He leaves land to cousin ALEXANDER, son ofALEXANDER. Wit: Thomas POOLE 6. Jane 7. Ann 8. Mary microfiche record 1742 Eliz City County VATitle Poole, Midelton [Middleton] Publication 1742 Gen. note Part of index to Elizabeth City County Wills and Administrations (1689-1800) Note p. 128. Will pro. 19 May 1742. p. 139. Inv. & Appr. rec. 21 July 1742. Deeds, Wills, Bonds, Etc., 1737-1756 (Reel 6) Notes for Elizabeth wife of Middleton Poole: note from AE Pool . Middleton POOLE died before May 1743 in Elizabeth City County, VA. He was married to Elizabeth. Middleton POOLE and Elizabeth had the following children: 35 i. William POOLE. wtp note, I do not kow if "MIddleton Poole" was part of her name or not. My only reference is Audrey's note above Middleton Poole and Elizabeth wife of Middleton Poole had the following children: i. ANN6 POOLE was born in 1730 in ECC. She died after 1767 in The Points, ECC VA. Notes for Ann Poole: mentioned in Middleton Pool's 1942 ECC Will "..... The Points" adjoining Thomas Pool land with reversion to day Ann Poole Descendants of David Poule Poole Generation 4 (con't) bais of rough estimates for Ann Poole's birth and death (wtp) • the estimate of Ann's birth year is based on Middleton's birth year- which was also an estimate == accordingly, the estimate is very rough the fact the the POINTS was to be inherited by Ann after her mother died , with REVERSION to Alexander son of Alexander -- seems to imply that Alexander Jr is younger than Ann. • Ann would likely have been about the same age as Alexander, son of Alexander • She was alive in 1740 when father Middleton wrote his will • Ann was to receive the Points upon the death of her mother Elizabeth Poole. Land would have reverted to Alexander Poole, son of Alexander if he was living at the time of Ann's deathsee Middleton Poole's will... he left The Points Plantation to his wife, then upon her death to his daughter Ann, with Reversion to Alexander (JR) son of Alexander. Since Alexande Jr. r and sons Alexand III and James were living in Mecklenburg VA when Alexander Jr died in about 1767 -- and not living on the Points Plantation, I think we can safely assume that Ann Poole, daughter of Middleton Poole, was still alvie in 1767. (assuming that the evidence showing Alexander Jr is the father of James Poole and brother Alexander is accempted as convincing evidence). ii. UNVERIFIED RUTH POOLE was born about Jan 1735. iii. UNVERIFIED JOSHUA POOLE. iv. UNVERIFIED SAMUEL POOLE JR. v. WILLIAM POOLE97, 128 was born in ECC VA (the Points Plantation). He died date Unknown97. Notes for William Poole: shown as son of Middleton Poole in May 1742 ECC Will. 10. THOMAS4 POOLE (John3 Jr, John2 Sr., David Poule)62, 98-100 was born about 1690. He died on 22 Jan 1740 in Elizabeth City County Va (oldest child, John and Ann likely married abt 1690). Notes for Thomas Poole: John Poole's oldest child was Thomas Pool. We know that he inherited land from his mother. ( Thomas Francis makes oath that "I very well knew Jane Pool, late of this co., and also Thomas Pool, the lessor of the plt, is their oldest son ) His wife was likely either Margaret Main or a Miss Bayliss. Deed John Poole, Jr. . left a will in Elizabeth City County dated 1739/1740 which names: wife Ann* Thomas John, Joan LEWIS Ann ROBBURTSON Mary Elizabeth Sarah Humphrey** Christopher*** William Descendants of David Poule Poole Generation 4 (con't) John Poole's oldest child was Thomas Pool. We know that he inherited land from his mother. ( Thomas Francis makes oath that "I very well knew Jane Pool, late of this co., and also Thomas Pool, the lessor of the plt, is their oldest son ) His wife was likely either Margaret Main or a Miss Bayliss. Deed John Poole, Jr. . left a will in Elizabeth City County dated 1739/1740 which names: wife Ann* Thomas John, Joan LEWIS Ann ROBBURTSON Mary Elizabeth Sarah Humphrey** Christopher*** William Thomas Poole had the following child: i. WILLIAM5 POOLE. 11. JOHN4 POOLE III (John3 Jr, John2 Sr., David Poule)99 was born about 1692 in Elizabeth City Co VA. He died in possibly Johnston Co NC98. Notes for John Poole III: I have John Pool (III) name from his father's will, but no other documents. The lack of doucments may support the argument (by DC and others) that this may be the John Pool that moved to Johnston NC. The John Pool that moved to Johnston NC had sons Theopolis and John John Poole, Jr. . left a will in Elizabeth City County dated 1739/1740 which names: wife Ann* Thomas John, Joan LEWIS Ann ROBBURTSON Mary Elizabeth Sarah Humphrey** Christopher*** William for follow up ??? is this JOHN POOLE a I believe that this John Poole who was married to Ann Copeland was the attorney referred to in 1719 and later court documents. This John I show a date of born 1680-1690, and died 1739-1740 per his will. I am basing this on the fact that no John Poole showed up as an attorney until 1719, which would match to what I have as this John's birth date if you add his years he would have had to spend in school to become a lawyer. Also, around 1716-1717, John Poole shows up as a juror numerous times. I believe that it might be part of his training to have spent some time as a juror in various courts prior to beginning his legal practice. Descendants of David Poule Poole Generation 4 (con't) note from Donna Cuzze John Poole, Jr. died in Elizabeth City County VA. His son, John Poole the 3rd, may have been the John Poole who went to Johnston Co. NC having sons named Theopolis and John the 4th. John Poole III had the following children: i. THEOPOLIS5 POOLE. He married BELLISON MAIDEN NAME UNKNOWN. Notes for Theopolis Poole: the John Poole that went to Johnston Co NC had sons Theopolis and John this 1804 record may be the same Theopolis Poole Record of Estates of Johnston County North Carolina, Vol. I - V, 1781-1807" abstracted & edited & published by Elizabeth E. ROSS, 1988. Vol IV, page 330: Agreement between Pheraby SAULS, widow & relict of Abner Sauls, dec. Redden Sauls, Theophilus POOL & Bellison POOL his wife to David Sauls, Admr. of Estate, Abner Sauls died Intestate 11 Dec 1804, to sell land and div. of negroes. 18. ii. UNCONFIRMED JOHN POOLE IV. 12. MARY4 POOLE (John3 Jr, John2 Sr., David Poule)102 was born about 1698 in Elizabeth City Co VA (birth estimates vary widely). She married George Catour between 1740-1752 in not married in fathers 1740 Will, mentioned married in a 1752 Norfollk VA will. Notes for Mary Poole: Will of George CATOUR, Isle of Wight County, VA; will recorded in Brunswick County, VA. Mary CATOUR made her will in the Borough of Norfolk in 1752 & named her "beloved son, John CATO (sic)" as her sole legatee - Mary CATOUR also named her sister, Sarah SCOTT & brother, Christopher POOLE. Interesting connections here. Of Johnston Co, NC connection? (aep) wtp note-- not married at time of father's 1740 Will, was married in 1752 (mentioned in Nofolk VA will) DC speculation In his will, John Poole, Jr. named daughters Mary & Sarah and a son named Christopher. In a will recorded 1752 in Norfolk VA, a Mary CATO names as her brother Christopher POOLE and her sister Sarah SCOTT as heirs. There is a good possibility that John Poole's daughter was married to John Scott of Norfolk VA who left a will naming his wife Sarah. NOW WE HAVE PROOF OF TIES OF SCOTT & POOLE. John Poole, Jr. . left a will in Elizabeth City County dated 1739/1740 which names: wife Ann* Thomas John, Joan LEWIS Ann ROBBURTSON Mary Elizabeth Sarah Humphrey** Christopher*** William Descendants of David Poule Poole Generation 4 (con't) references for Mary Poole and Sarah Poole In a will recorded 1752 in Norfolk VA, a Mary CATO names as her brother Christopher POOLE and her sister Sarah SCOTT as heirs. Notes for George Catour: speculation from DC In his will, John Poole, Jr. named daughters Mary & Sarah and a son named Christopher. In a will recorded 1752 in Norfolk VA, a Mary CATO names as her brother Christopher POOLE and her sister Sarah SCOTT as heirs. There is a good possibility that John Poole's daughter was married to John Scott of Norfolk VA who left a will naming his wife Sarah. NOW WE HAVE PROOF OF TIES OF SCOTT & POOLE. George Catour and Mary Poole had the following child: i. JOHN5 CATOUR. 13. SARAH4 POOLE (John3 Jr, John2 Sr., David Poule)62 was born about 1702 in Elizabeth City Co VA (birth estimates vary widely,). She died after 1775 in possibly Norfolk ?VA (alive at time of husband's will, no source references , info from D Cuzze). She married John Scott before 1752 in Noffolk VA. He was born on 24 Sep 1674. He died about 1775 in Norfolk Co., VA. Notes for Sarah Poole: DC speculation In his will, John Poole, Jr. named daughters Mary & Sarah and a son named Christopher. In a will recorded 1752 in Norfolk VA, a Mary CATO names as her brother Christopher POOLE and her sister Sarah SCOTT as heirs. There is a good possibility that John Poole's daughter was married to John Scott of Norfolk VA who left a will naming his wife Sarah. NOW WE HAVE PROOF OF TIES OF SCOTT & POOLE. Sarah^* POOLE b: Bet. 1703 - 1717 in >VA, Norfolk d: Aft. 1775 ....................... +John Scott b: September 24, 1674 in >VA, Norfolk "possibly" father of kids below. d: Bet. 1773 - 1775 in VA, Norfolk Will: Bet. 1773 - 1775 Dated 1773 proved 1775: mentions wife Sarah SCOTT, friend John EWING, Legacy to George CATO (wife's dead sister's husband), sisters Isabella McINTOSH, Elizabeth DUTHY, God daughter Mary WILLIAMSON. John Poole, Jr. . left a will in Elizabeth City County dated 1739/1740 which names: wife Ann* Thomas John, Joan LEWIS Ann ROBBURTSON Mary Elizabeth Sarah Humphrey** Christopher*** William Notes for John Scott: Sarah^* POOLE b: Bet. 1703 - 1717 in >VA, Norfolk d: Aft. 1775 ....................... +John Scott b: September 24, 1674 in >VA, Norfolk "possibly" father of kids below. d: Bet. 1773 - 1775 in VA, Norfolk Will: Bet. 1773 - 1775 Dated 1773 proved 1775: mentions wife Sarah SCOTT, friend John EWING, Descendants of David Poule Poole Generation 4 (con't) Legacy to George CATO (wife's dead sister's husband), sisters Isabella McINTOSH, Elizabeth DUTHY, God daughter Mary WILLIAMSON. John Scott and Sarah Poole had the following child: i. SPECULATIVE SCOTT. ============================================== Generation 5 14. ALEXANDER5 POOL JR (Alexander4 Poole, Thomas3 Poole, John2 Poole Sr., David Poule Poole)40, 48, 50, 69, 98, 104 was born after 1726 in Elizabeth Ciity Co, VA40, 69. He died about 1767 in Mecklenburg, Virginia, United States (James and Alexander's father died in c 176750, 69). He married Susanna Mitchell, daughter of John Mitchell and speculative Judith needs review Cardwell, about 1750 in Brunswick VA69, 105 (uncertain, Alexander Pool born approx 1753). She was born about 1720 in Brunswick VA (3nd child, est. birth 7 years after marriage of parents106-107). She died between 1763-1767 in Brunswick VA?69, 78. Notes for Alexander Pool Jr: BRIEF BIOGRAPHY FOR ALEXANDER POOL Alexander Pool was born in Elizabeth City County VA. He is mentioned in his father's Will. He was also mentioned in his cousin Samuel's will, and was in line to inherit the "Points" if his cousin Anne had died young. We assume that he remained in Elizabeth City until he became an adult, and then migrated, likely with other family members. We know that by around 1750 he had moved to Brunswick VA where he married a Susanna. Based on the date , knowledge of affiliated families, and that the given name has to be Susanna, Susanna "Sukie" Mitchell has been chosen as the strongest candidate wife for Alexander Pool (evidence for this is included in Susanna Mitchell's profile). FATHER TO JAMES AND ALEXANDER POOL. All known "Alexander Poole / Pool" men from the ECC VA Poole line were reviewed (6 candidates); of the 6, 1 proved to be invalid (non-existent, genealogist error that got accepted and repeated), and 4 were ruled out because of documented evidence (see notes below); leaving this Alexander Pool as the only remaining candidate. However, it is recognized that this is an awkward and weaker proof. I and others continue to search for additional records. One additional supporting argument for this choice is that this Alexander Pool (Sr.) may well turn out to be the common grandfather for both the Nicholas Pool and James Pool lines. Descendants of these two Pool lines have identical Y chromosome DNA, this very close connection would be expected with such a close connection. A second point of confluence adds more support: the line of Roy Poole is shown going through William Pool (Alexander Pool, Sr.'s brother) to Thomas Pool; once again with identical Y chromosome DNA, a very close connection is very strongly mandated by the statistics - and the common grandfather Thomas Poole would provide this close connection. In addition, note that Alexander Pool III named two of his children with the same names as Wm Hudson's Children (Cairy and Polly). I think the odds of this are very low, and I think it add confirming evidence that we have chosen correctly in choosing Alexander as father to James Pool. Note that this Alexander remains only candidate for the father of James Poole not ruled out because of conflicting data (it is recognized that this is a weak proof. but it was our only recourse without the direct records we needed) Descendants of David Poule Poole Generation 5 (con't.) a) all other Alexander Pool men identified can be ruled out except for a once " proposed Alexander" , son of George. Since I have found no solid evidence that Alexander son of George existed (all other children are named in documents), I have ruled that Alexander out also (subject to immediate reversal if I can find any documents that indicate Alexander, son of George existed). a) although very little documentation has been found on this Alexander Poole - the fact that he is not shown in ECC VA or Johnston / Wake NC increases the chance that this Alexander who went to Brunswick VA then Mecklenburg is the father of James and Alexander Pool b) the number of generations to a common ancestor is so far out that a) the probability of an even more distant connection is an extremely y low probability (since Roy Poole and I are perfect 64 marker matches, we have around a 95% probability of common ancestor at the distance of Thomas Poole or earlier ( Thomas would be 8 generations back for me, assuming this Alexander Poole is indeed my correct link). ADDITIONAL EVIDENCE OF LINK OF THIS LINE TO THE DAVID POOLE LINE OF VA, many of whom migrated to Wake and Johnston NC There are close family connections in the David Poole line which we still see lasted in the Alexander Pool, Jr descendants line. Bagwell is one example. Alonzo Pool died in Wake in the home of a Bagwell (1905), Wm H Pool II first business partner in Greenville SC was a Bagwell and the company was called Pool and Bagwell. Mitchell is another name that links both lines and DNA "cousins" (identical or nearly identical Y chromosome matches) I Will of Alexander Poole, Elizabeth City County, VA leg.-son Samuel, the plantation given me by my father's will. Wife Mary Poole. Extrx.. wife Mary Poole. Dated 6/13/1742, recorded 3/21/1743. Wit. Thomas Poole, John Poole, William Poole. Samuel Poole chose the clerk of court as his guardian. Mary Poole qualified, security, Thomas Everard. Book 1737-49, page 84. Estate appraised by Thomas Latimer, john Bushell, and William Poole. July 18, 1744. Book 1737-49, page 186. wtp notes Children (note these date estimates by Donna Cuzze, if this is "our Alexander Poole", birth year should be earlier-- AEP had an earlier date range for the boys (1700-1720 or so) which would be a better "fit" 1. Samuel Poole b: BET 1720 AND 1727 in Elizabeth City County , VA 2. James Poole b: BET 1720 AND 1727 in Elizabeth City County , VA 3. Alexander Poole Jr. b: BET 1720 AND 1727 in Elizabeth City County , VA 4. Nicholas Poole b: BET 1720 AND 1727 in Elizabeth City County , VA 5. David Poole b: BET 1720 AND 1727 in Elizabeth City County , VA see Middleton Poole's will... he left The Points Plantation to his wife, then upon her death to his daughter Ann, with Reversion to Alexander (JR) son of Alexander. Since Alexander Jr. r and sons Alexander III and James were living in Mecklenburg VA when Alexander Jr died in about 1767 -- and not living on the Points Plantation, I think we can safely assume that Ann Poole, daughter of Middleton Poole, was still alive in 1767.
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[[Category: North Carolina Quakers]] This page contains extensive history of the Overman line of Quakers. == The Overmans == : The German Ancestry of Ephraim Overman: : : JACOB OVERMAN was born in 1652 in England/Germany. He died on 8 Jul 1715 in Perquimans County, North Carolina. ??Some references state that Jacob was born in Saxony, Germany. ??Sailed in 1667 to Maryland on the "Thomas and Mary", Captain Thomas Harwood, He was indentured for 6 years to Richard Gorsuch, Talbot Co MD. By 1677 he was in Connecticut. In 1679 he bought 4 acres in Wethersfield from Thos. Wickam Jr. Hannah died in 1692. In 1694 Jacob got a 400 acre grant in North Carolina and moved his new wife Dorothy and the children of Hannah's to Pasquotank County. He and children became Quakers. ??First known document naming Jacob Overman is the sale of Headrights by the mariner Thomas Harwood to Charles Calvert, 11 March 1667. Maryland Archives. Some of the children are in the Quaker records - Jacob Jr, Ephraim, & Charles. The names of six of his children were listed to get the NC grant. ??The Wethersfield records have the births of the children of Jacob and Hannah. The birthdates as listed here are the Old Style dates. ??The Carolina Colonial Records: 29 Nov. 1694. Jacob Overman proved his right [headright - 50 acres per person] to four hundred acres of land by the Importation of Jacob Overman [himself], Dorathy Overman [his new wife], Jacob Overman Junior, Thos. Overman, Ephrim Overman, Margery Overman, Charles Overman, and Anne Overman, and Warrant Given. Children missing from this list are John, Joseph and Hope, who would have all been quite young, Hope only two years old. Perhaps these are children that did not survive. ??CD "Genealogical Records: Early NC Settlers 1700s-1900s" Rent Rolls of Albemarle County prior to 1700: Jacob Overman, 468 acres. ??Dorothea Porter, 2nd wife, was the daughter of Thomas Porter and Sarah Hart. ??EARLY RECORDS OF NC, VOL. II; Dr. Stephen E. Bradley, Jr. ?104/94 Will of John Tomlinson dated 14 Oct 1697; probate 2 Mar 1697. Wife Elizabeth, Children: John, Elizabeth, William & Mary. Wit: Jacob Overman, Dorothy Overman. ?147/123 Will of Magdalen (X) Calley dated 22 Dec 1699. Wit: Henry White, Jacob Overman ??Pasquotank Monthly Meeting in Pasquotank Co NC contain some records of this family. Jacob Overman is on an early membership list. The Pasquotank MM drew members from both Pasquotank & Perquimans Co. ??Will of Jacob Overman of Pasquotank. Probate 12 Sep 1715. Wife Dorothy. Son Ephraim, daughter Margaret Mackey, son Charles, children of my son Jacob deceased. William Haig and William Mackey, Executors. Test: Robt Wheatley, Thos. Woodley. ?CD "Genealogical Records: Early NC Settlers 1700s-1900s" : : Some genealogists have suggested that Hannah was Hannah Walcott citing marriage and death records. JACOB OVERMAN and HANNAH ?WALCOTT were married on 25 October 1677 in Wethersfield, Hartford County, Connecticut. HANNAH ?WALCOTT died on 22 February 1692 in Wethersfield, Hartford County, Connecticut. Hannah died two days after the birth of daughter Hope. Hannah's surname is also seen as Wiswall. There is no proof for either name. ??A birth date for Hannah is often seen, but it is for Hannah Wolcott, daughter of Henry & Sarah (Newberry) Wolcott, who was b. 8 Mar 1654 in Windsor CT and died unmarried 4 Sep 1683. This could not be the same Hannah. ??About 1670 in Boston there was a Thomas Overman, 3rd husband of Hannah Wiswall. When Hannah's father Elder John Wiswall died in 1687, his will named his daughter as Hannah Overman. At the time Thomas & Hannah Wiswall Overman were married in Boston, Jacob Overman was in Maryland serving a 6-year indenture to Richard Gorsuch. : : So all we can say right now is that his first wife and mother of the Overmans in North Carolina was named Hannah, and that she died in Weathersfield, Connecticut on 22 Feb 1692. Hannah and Jacob Overman had: Jacob (1678-1715), Thomas (1679), Ephraim (1681-1732), Margerie (1683), John (1684), Charles Church (1686-1755), Joseph (1688), Ann (1690), Hope (1692). : : Legal records of property and slave ownership: No. 95. Jan 7, 1694. Charles Tailor of N. C. Cordwainer-to Jacob Overman, Bricklayer-of same, 132a abutting on Land of John Tomlin, & Wm Jackson, & East side of Little River. Ack in Gen'l Court Feb 26, 1694. Test Henry Whitr, Arnold White. Suit brought by Jacob OVERMAN against William Wilson SAWYER for selling a turkey cock to a slave named Potter, the property of OVERMAN, without his permission. 20 Dec 1712/13. : : EPHRAIM OVERMAN, the son of Jacob and Hannah, was born on 9 March 1681 in Wethersfield, Hartford County, Connecticut. He died on 2 September 1732 in Pasquotank County, North Carolina. ? Ephraim liberated to marry Sarah Belman on 13 March 1708. (in the Pasquotank MM minutes 1708,3,13. Ephraim left free to marry Sarah Belman His brother Charles was left free to marry Ann Symons 1711, 8, 18.). SARAH BELMAN (daughter of JOHN BELMAN and SARAH WILSON) was born on 28 Jun 1688; John Belman immigrated to Perquimans from Surry County, Va. The marriage of John Belman and Sarah daughter of Robert and Ann Wilson on 8-19-1687, is among the earliest of the Perquimans Friends Meeting The fourth wedding recorded in Perquimans minutes, 19 Aug 1687, was that of Sarah Wilson and John Belman (our direct ancestors.) Among the witnesses were Robert, Anne, and Isaac Wilson. Records of Perquimans and Pasquotank supply data on several Belman and Wilson descendants, among whom was Sarah Belman, born 28 June 1688, who married Ephraim Overman in 1708 (our direct ancestors.) ? : : The Pasquotank (or Symons Creek) Monthly Meeting was set up soon after and the meeting was at Henry Whites house, May 7, 1698. . Here Ephraim Overman married Sarah Belman. : : John Belman was on one of the first juries in Perquimans County to hear a case of a litigious couple. John Belman received interest in the estate of Ann Wilson, widow, & Relict of Robert Wilson Decd, doth assign interest in Estate, both Real, & Personal unto John Belman & Isaac Wilson (her son-in-law and son) jointly to possess, & Enjoy. 11-5mo-1701. Robert Wilson in his will Perq Prect, p Jan 11, 1696 names his gr-children, Sarah & Ester Belman. Esther Belman m ---Turner, at a meeting in Pasquotank Co., They were allowed to be free of each, other, & charged by the Quakers, not to let it happen again. John Belman made his will Perquamin County Oct 1740, names as only legatees, wife Mary & daughter Sarah. After this the Belman family disappear from the records in Perquimans Co. Probably the male line died out, or they moved to parts unknown. (from History of Perquimans County) On the rent rolls proper to 1700 John Belman has 280 acres on the Sound of Perquimans County. (from History of Perquimans County: as compiled from records found there and elsewhere: abstracts of deeds from 1681 through the Revolution) : : Ephraim owned 40 acres by patent from John Lord Cartaret, 200 acres sold to him by Stephen Scot and 104 acres once owned by Lawrence Keaton descended to his brother Zacharaiah and sold to Ephraim Overman. It was located on the SW side of Pasquotank River. Pasquotan k Co NC DB B, p.192 6 Aug 1728 John Lord Cartaret granted to Ephraim Overman, 40 acres to begin at a gum tree on Lawrence Keaton's Line; Kirks Corner Tree. Land formerly granted to John Peggs on 20 Nov 1723 and lapsed for not Seating & planting and now due to sd Ephraim Overman. Ephraim Overman dealt in land with his brother Joseph and his son-in-law Daniel Chancey who had married his daughter Ann. PASQUOTANK DEEDS, Bjorkman ?Pasquotank Co NC DB C, p.343 ?7 Jul 1733 Joseph Overman, son and heir to Ephriam Overman, sold to his Brother Ephraim 200 acres. Patented on 4 Oct 1714 to Stephen Scot, 230 acres, land formerly for William Reed but assigned to Joseph Jourdan & by sd Jordan sold to Patrick Quidley and by Quidley sold to Stephen Scot who gave the land by Will to his son Stephen Scot who sold to Ephraim Overman. Signed: Joseph (I) Overman. Wit: Danl Chancey, Will. Chancey, Ann Overman, Sarah (SO) Overman. Act. Oct Court 1733. Reg. 8 Apr 1734. ?DB B, p.191 Joseph Overman, son and Heir to Ephraim Overman to Daniel Chancey, tract on SE side of Swamp, 104 acres, for £60. Patented 1 Feb 1696 to Lawrence Keaton, 204 acres on SW side of Pasquotank. After death of Lawren Keaton was possessed by his Brother Zachariah & sold to Ephraim Overman. Signed: Joseph (I) Overman. Wit: Willm. Davis, Jonathan Reding. Ack. 13 Jan 1735. Reg. 14 Feb 1735. DB B, 193. 5 Jan 1735 Joseph Overman to Danl. Chancey, the within mentioned patent. Signed: Joseph (I) Overman. Wit: Wm Davis, Jonathan Reding. Ack. 13 Jan 1735. Reg. 14 Feb 1735 ?Pasquotank Co NC DB B, p.196 Daniel Chancey sold the 104-acre and 40-acre tracts to Jonathan Redding on 4 Feb 1735/6. Signed: Danl. Chancey. Wit: Wm Davis, John Jones, John Pike [Pike was married to Abigail Overman, daughter of Ephraim]. : : Ephraim Overman owned slaves. EARLY RECORDS OF NC, VOL. II; Dr. Stephen E. Bradley, Jr. ?p.289/10 Ephriam Overman inventory. Appraised 20 Oct 1732. Included were Negro men Dick & Peter. Names mentioned were Benjn. Pritchard, Edward Mayo, Danll. Chancy. Signed by Sarah (X) Overman, widow & admrx. Attested before Nathaniel Hall on 9 Nov 1732. ? : : Quakers in colonial North Carolina : : Quakers were some of the first settlers to move to North Carolina, because the colony had established religious freedom as early as 1672. Although the Church of England was the official religion of North Carolina, there were few attempts to set up Anglican churches and congregations in North Carolina until the 1700s. This gave Quakers several years to build communities and establish their presence in the political life of the young colony. Most Quaker communities flourished in the northeast corner of the colony, near the Dismal Swamp and the Virginia border. Later, in the mid-1700s, Quakers would migrate from Pennsylvania to the Piedmont area at the middle of the colony. : : Until the 1760s, Quakers were active in North Carolina politics. One reason for their involvement was that Quakers, unlike many other colonists, lived close to one another and built towns and communities. Many people moved to North Carolina alone and lived isolated lives on farms miles away from neighbors. Quakers moved to North Carolina to be close to fellow believers and to escape the persecution they had faced in England and Massachusetts. They had common goals and concerns and often presented a common voice to the government of the colonies. : : During the first fifty years of British settlement in North Carolina, Quakers held a number of public offices and made up a large portion of the elected representatives in the General Assembly. One Quaker, John Archdale, became Governor of North Carolina from 1695-6. As more and more Europeans came to North Carolina, though, Quakers became a smaller minority and had less political influence. : : Their belief in non-violence would also become a political problem for Quakers. Throughout the eighteenth century, colonists fought different battles against the French, Indian enemies, and finally the British. Many colonists felt that Friends benefited from the sacrifices made by other colonists and yet refused to participate in the financial or human cost of warfare. As a result of their pacifist beliefs, Quakers lost their political influence in colonies such as Pennsylvania and North Carolina. : : ?On 15 September of 1711 Ephraim Overman condemned for his misconduct. [He has assisted an officer and defended himself with weapons.] : : 1711 was a troubled time for Quakers in N.C. In 1672 George Fox, founder of the Society of Friends visited Albemarle county later broken up into Chowan, Currituck, Pasquotank, and Perquimans counties, and established the Friends. For several decades it was the only organized religion in the area. In 1694 John Archdale, a Quaker, was appointed governor and appointed Friends to high places. The Anglicans protested and in 1700, Henderson Walker, the new governor, convinced the General Assembly to pass a vestry act establishing the church of England as the colonys official church, to be supported by taxes to be levied upon the colonists. He also insisted that colonists take oaths of loyalty to Queen Ann. The Quakers are forbidden to swear oaths and offered to affirm but the Anglican powers refused this and barred all Quakers from public office. In 1705 Thomas Cary was named governor and he also attacked the Quakers. The Quakers sent a representative to England to secure his removal, but on returning from England found the head of the governors council to be even more Anglican than Cary so refused to give the order to remove Cary. Cary, seeing which way the wind was blowing switched his allegiance to the Quakers and he managed to oust the president of the council from the governorship in 1708. Cary and the Quaker party dominated the politics of the colony until 1711. In 1711 Edward Hyde assumed the governorship and proved hostile to Quakers immediately. Hyde declared Cary in open rebellion and determined to seize Cary by force. Hyde found Cary fortified in the plantation home of a former governor. Hyde retired. Cary then declared himself the true governor and fitted out a brigantine to attack Hyde. Meanwhile , Governor Alexander Spottswood of Virginia decided to come to the aid of Hyde. A company of royal marines were sent, which unnerved Carys followers. Cary was seized and sent in chains to England. All this turmoil disrupted the area and a severe drought ruined crops in 1711. On top of that, the summer of 1711 was marked by a yellow fever epidemic. Shortly after the death of John Lawson in 1711, the Tuscarora chief Hancock organized a force of 500 warriors to drive out the colonists. On the morning of 23 September 1711, small raiding parties began assaulting plantations near Bath. The colonists, who had not anticipated bloodshed, were low on supplies and ammunition. Moreover, they were left with no time to retaliate: a small band of Tuscarora would approach each isolated plantation in their everyday manner, then attack without warning. They slew both men and women, children and adults, and often mutilated the bodies of their victims. Three days of carnage claimed the lives of 130 settlers and reduced the countryside to ashes and ruins. : : In response to the attacks, Governor Edward Hyde convinced the State Assembly to pass a bill to draft all men between the ages of 16 and 60, but even this measure proved insufficient because food and weapons were scarce and because the Quaker settlers refused to bear arms. Hyde sent to Virginia for assistance, but the Virginians would not advance their troops beyond the state line unless North Carolina would promise to surrender tracts of land along the border. Refusing to accept such political blackmail, Hyde solicited aid from South Carolina. : : Without asking for concessions , the South Carolina government sent Col. John Barnwell, a veteran Indian fighter, with a force of 30 white officers and 500 Native Americans from an array of South Carolina tribes, including the Wateree, Congaree, Waxhaw, Pee Dee, Appalachee, and Yamasee. Having to travel over 300 miles through the wilderness, Barnwell didnt arrive until January 1712. Reinforced by 50 North Carolina militiamen, Barnwell forced the Tuscarora to retreat to a fort in Greene County, where they eventually surrendered and released their prisoners. This victory, however, did not end the Tuscarora War. Moreover, all involved found themselves dissatisfied. North Carolina expected Barnwell to defeat the Tuscarora completely, while South Carolina expected some sort of repayment. And some South Carolina officers retained Tuscarora prisoners to sell as slaves, a breach of treaty that led to renewed discontent and precipitated a second wave of Tuscarora attacks the following summer. When the new attacks came, Governor Hyde was dead from the yellow fever epidemic. Many settlers abandoned the colony and others huddled in garrisons. The new governor turned to South Carolina and in 1712 a small group of whites with 1,000 Indian allies killed 900 Tuscarora effectively ending the tribe and forcing the remainder to emigrate to New York. : : Another ancestor, John Small (c.1639-1700), was a Virginia Quaker whose family was among the waves of Quakers who scurried down to North Carolina to escape the wrath of Virginia's governor William Berkeley. A faithful servant of Charles I, "a King's man to his autocratic fingertips" as one historian writes, Berkeley suppressed all dissent from the Church of England, even after Cromwell came to power. By 1660, he'd succeeded in getting the Virginia legislature to pass a law requiring the imprisonment of all Quakers until they left the colony. He stayed in office until his death in 1677. : : The Female Line of the Overmans : : Ephraim Overman son of Isaac married Rachel Small daughter of Obediah Small on 7-6-1780. (Pasquotank Monthly Meeting in Hinshaw, p.111) : : Lydias mother, Rachel Bundy Small, was the daughter of Obediah Small and Lydia Bundy. : : ?Coming probably from Worcestershire, England, to Massachusetts, William Bundy and wife, Elizabeth appeared first in Rhode Island, where they purchased 200 acres of land in 1663. In less than six months, they sold the land and William and Elizabeth were among the first emigrants from New England to North Carolina.? ?William purchased 200 acres of land in what is now South Kingston, RI, May 1, 1663. Twenty acres was laid out as a house lot, 'and he hath built upon it'. Evidently William remained in possession of the land only five or six months when he sold it on October 27, 1663 to Jirah Bull, the "Fearless Quaker" who was one of the first Quakers to settle in Narrahansett County, RI. The deed is signed by William Bundy and "X", the mark of Elizabeth Bundy. The deed states that, "I, William Bundy, late Narrahansett, now bound for Carolina do assign to Jirah Bull...." The document thus proves that William Bundy was married to Elizabeth before October 27, 1663 the date of the deed, and that both left Rhode Island for Carolina about that time, and were certainly among the first settlers from New England to North Carolina.? : : The Eight Lord Proprietors had, by 1665, outlined a plan by which they proposed to administer the civil affairs of the territory. Southeastern Virginia, which was adjacent to the Albemarle Region of Carolina to which the Bundys had come, was already settled. In the 1663 charter, Charles II gave it to the Eight Lord Proprietors. Bundys and other Quakers took out patents for their new land. The Bundys settled on plantations reaching out from both banks of Little River, that forms a natural boundary between Pasquotank County and Perquimans County, NC. Albemarle County was abolished in 1729, when each of the four precincts, Perquimans, Pasquotank, Currituck and Chowan became counties.? ?William Bundy was a cordwainer by trade. He was the original Quaker Bundy in NC, And a member of the first Quaker organization in Perquimans Precinct, which met at the home of the members. : : William's wife, Elizabeth, died March 4, 1676. : : Seven years later, at a quarterly meeting held at the home of Christopher Nicholson, William Bundy and Mary Peirce published their intention of marriage. They were married at her home, December 15, 1683 (Perquimans MM p.38 Hinshaw V.I). : : William Bundy is recorded as being a witness at several weddings in 1680. His signature appeared on a remonstrance, dated September 25, 1679, which was addressed to the Duke of Albemarle by the Quakers. The court records show that he assigned to Mary Scott all his interests to an Indian named, Sanders, April 6, 1680. He is listed among the Quakers who were sentenced and imprisoned for refusing to bear arms, serving a six months term in 1680. : : He served as one of the justices of a court held for the Precinct of Perquimans at the home of Mary Scott, the first Monday in January 1690-91. In every precinct the court consisted of a judge and four justices. To be an eligible candidate for justice, a man must have been an inhabitant of the precinct and own 300 acres of land. : : William Bundy had Mary (1665-1694), Caleb (1667-1721), William (1671-1700) and Samuel (1676-1740). Samuel Bundy, son of William, was a farmer and a Quaker. : : Samuel Bundy, Sr. was often called Samuel "The Planter". He is mentioned inthe rent rolls of Albemarle (mid 1690s) as having 110 acres. (Hathaway 3:208) : : Will filed Jul 1740 in Pasquotank Co, North Carolina (p. 86,87) : : At the age of 20 he received a grant of 110 acres in 1694. : : He married first Tamar Symons Oct. 5, 1696 at the house of Henry White. Father: Jeremiah SIMONS (~1655-1715) Mother: Anne ? (?-1713) Marr: 5 Oct 1696, Perquimans County, North Carolina They had five children: William, Jeremiah, Samuel, Jane, and Josiah. Samuel, (s of William) Planter; of Pasq co, m Tamer Symons (d of Jeremiah) 5,10mo, 1696, at the house of Henry White, in Perq. (p.328)Death: 17 Mar 1719/1720,and Samuel Bundy remarried to Ann Nicholson. : : Samuel and his second wife Ann Nicholson[our ancestor] had seven children: Abraham, Gideon, Samuel, Jeremiah, Lydia, Aaron, and Christopher. Spouse: Ann NICHOLSON Birth: 8 Feb 1687/1689, Perquimans Co, NC Death: 16 Sep 1743, Pasquotank Co., North Carolina Marr: 11 May 1721, Perquimans MM, Perquimans Co.In 1698 Samuel Bundy and William Bundy go to court over a land dispute. William received an additional grant of 351 acres on the Little River in 1716. : : He married Ann Nicholson, daughter of Christopher Nicholson and Ann Atwood, on March 3, 1721 at Perquimans County, North Carolina. Their children were Gideon , Samuel, Abraham, Aaron, Lydia and Christopher. : : He wrote his will on Jan. 6, 1737 at Pasquotank County. : : Samuel Bundy requested permission for his 16 year old son, Gideon, to marry in 1739. He also received another land grant of 588 acres that same year. : : He died on March 14, 1740 at Pasquotank County, North Carolina, at the age of 65. ? ?Samuel's will dated, January 6, 1737, probated, July 1740 in Pasquotank County, NC. mentions as follows: Friend Thomas Nicholson, Sons William, Abraham, Gideon, and Josiah. daughter Jane, wife of Benjamin Pike, Wife Ann, Cousin Samuel Bundy, Executors Ann Bundy (wife) and Thomas Nicholson, Witnesses John Nixon, Phineas Nixon and Joseph Robinson. : : Christopher Nicholson, father of Ann, was one of the Quakers persecuted by the Puritans of Massachusetts. As it happened about the time that William Leddra was put to death, one Elizabeth Nicholson and her two sons, Christopher and Joseph, were charged with the death of her husband and their father Edmund Nicholson, who was found dead in the sea; and information being given that these people did sometimes show love to those they called cursed Quakers, they were all three fetched from their habitation at Salem and carried to Boston, and were tried for their lives merely on suspicion; but nothing of murder was proved against them; yet the mother was fined a great sum, and her two sons were sentenced to stand under the gallows certain hours, with ropes about their necks, and to be whipped in the market place, which was performed accordingly. And because these young men were not daunted, priest Wilson standing by, said, "Ah, cursed generation" And at Salem they were whipped also, which was done so mercilessly that one of the young men sunk down, or died away under the torture, though he was raised up and came to life again. By this we may see how these New England persecutors were become inured to excessive severity. : : He was at Marblehead by 1644, left 5 pounds in the 1646 will of George Pollard, and was living at Marblehead in 1661. : : On 22 Oct 1662 when Christopher was 24, he first married Hannah REDNAP, daughter of Joseph REDNAP, II & Mrs. Joseph REDNAP, in Lynn, Essex, Mass. Born in 1642 in Lynn, Essex, Mass. Hannah died in Berkeley Pct. Perquimans Co., NC on 2 Dec 1678, she was 36. It is unknown when they went to North Carolina but they were at Perquimans Monthly Meeting, Society of Friends, prior to 1678 when Hannah died on 2 December of that year; they had seven children together.? ?Christopher married second to Ann Atwood at the house of Francis Toms in 1688; eight years before his death. Theirs was the first marriage entry in the minutes of the Perquimans Monthly Meeting, Society of Friends. This couple had six children. The name of Atwood, is listed among the twenty-three persons from whom 2150 acres of land were conveyed to Robert Johnson for bringing them over from England. The deed is dated "23rd of April 1681, "and the land was situated in the Isle of Wight County, Virginia. : : Ann Nicholson Bundy was widowed by the death of Samuel Bundy on 14 Mar 1740 at Pasquotank County, North Carolina. ? She must have been an independent and high spirited lady. ?Ann Bundy, relict of Samuel, was disowned for keeping a bachellour, Abraham Hendrix, whom she desired to marry, in her household; household consisting of herself and young son, Abraham. On Oct 1743, she married out of unity, so reported, but her will dated 16 Nov 1743 was proved in Dec. 1744 as Ann Bundy, widow of Samuel. She died after 16 Nov 1743 at Pasquotank County, North Carolina.? ?An abstract of Ann Nicholson's will reads: December 1744. Pasquotank County. Sons: Gideon (wife Miriam), Abraham. Granddaughter: Lydia Bundy. Executors. Gideon and Abraham Bundy (sons). Witnesses: Jacob Overman , Abraham Hendrick. : : Since Gideon Bundy was only 16, his father, Samuel requested permission for him to marry in 1739. He married Miriam Bogue, daughter of William Bogue and Eleanor (Ellenor) Perisho, on 3 Aug 1739 at Perquimans MM, Perquimans County, North Carolina. : : In June 1755, Gideon was chosen to be an overseer at the Pasquotank Monthly Meeting. : : He died on 17 Apr 1762 at Pasquotank County, North Carolina, at age 39. : : Gideon Bundys wife Miriam Bogue born 1760-3-11 Perquimans, N.C. died 1762-3-4 Pasquotank, N.C. was the daughter of William Bogue and Eleanor/Elinor Perisho. : : Elinor/Eleanor/Elle nder Perishos ancestors : : James Perisho (1645 Brittany, France-1678) married Hannah Phelps (1654 Salem, Essex, Mass.-1688 Perquimans) Other records suggest his wife was Hannah Hill. Pe risho, James m. Hannah Hill (Col records) & had issue: Ellener b. Sept 16, 1673 and James b. Nov 25, 1676. (History of Perquimans p.307) their daughter Eleanor Perisho (16 Sep 1673 Perquimans, NC) married William Bogue (1665 Scotland, VA-1720 Perquimans, N.C.) at Jonah Phelps old plantation on 1689,6,5 (Perquimans MM). William Bogue like his wife was of French extraction and the son of Jane Clare and William Bogue Sr. The Bogue family lived near Auchencraw, Scotland. The name means bow and probably indicates the family were archers. : : James Perisho and Hannah his wife were said to be French Huguenots. From more records I have, it states the following information was written about the family history by James Isom Parisho (b. 1884, d. 1954, my grandfather) He states: "The first Parisho to come to this country was in 1633, from France, near Paris, landing here in Georgia at Savannah. In later years, moved up the coast to North Carolina.......The Parisho family that left France, left as they were Huguenot's, French protestant in faith, members of the French Reformed Communion and thus were persecuted for their faith in France. The ship the Parisho brothers came over on or place sailed from is not known, however, the ship stopped at the Canary Islands and one brother caught a large fish, which fed those on board. This event is entered in the ships log. This last information being obtained from Luther Samuel Parisho, regarding the ship event. Also that the Parisho brothers went on into the Carolinas and later on into Kentucky. One of their grandchildren, name not known, supposedly married an Indian girl, but further information regarding this is not known." Those are the stories passed down, can't confirm or deny yet, just interesting reading. On with the genealogy. : : JAMES PERISHO : : Born: bet 1640/50 in Bretagne, France?Died: 29 Mar 1678 in Perquimans Co NC : : Marriage: Hannah Phelps, b. abt 1654,Boston,MA, dau of Henry Phelps and Hannah Bassett.?Married: abt 1672 in Perquimans Co NC : : Note: After James Perisho died, Hannah Phelps m. George Castleton, then Ezekiel Maudlin. : : James Perisho is listed in the REGISTER OF HUGUENOT ANCESTORS, 1975. He has been accepted since the 1962 Potential Index of Ancestors was published. (NC Colonial State Records, vol I, sec x, xi,; vol II, p 763; vol VIII, p 731-2, Albermarle Dist. settled by Huguenots.) : : ELLENER (Eleanor) PERISHO b. 13 Sep 1673 Perq. Co NC., m. 5 Jun 1689 Perq. Co to William Bogue. She d. after 1722 Perq. Co. : 2. JAMES PERISHO b. 25 Nov 1676 Perquimans Co. NC. : : Note: James father died when he was 2yrs old. In 1681, a land grant (in trust) was issued to James and his sister, Ellener. This was quite exceptional in early colonial times for a land grant to be left in trust to minors.. In 1690, James selected Stephen Manwarring (Spelled Manneringe) as his guardian. It was so ordered that he manage the orphan's plantation until he comes of age or cause it to be managed to the advantage of said orphan and give bond therefore. (Colonial Records of NC. 3-433) Apparently James could not write, for on many of the documents it says, (X)mark of James Perishaw (Various court records, Mar 1698 (CCR 187) : : James played a role in the development of the settlement. Court at Mr. James Oates October, 1698, with Hon'ble Thomas Harvey, Deputy Governor, presiding. The Court of January, 1699, came to order at the same house. John Parish was appointed overseer of the highway from the ferry to Mr Whedbys path. It is to be deplored that the ferry here spoken of is not better designated. In October of the same year a Grate brig is mentioned over the head of Perquimans River, where James Perrisho served as overseer. This bridge was probably the same later called Newbys Bridge and crossed the River beyond Belvidere going to Piney Woods. James Perisho gave his name to a creek used in boundary of land. Hosea, William married daughter of Thomas Trumball, deceased, prays for her estate from James Perisho, her Guardian Jan 1739. (p.288) His namesake son James Perisho of Perquimans, for 70 pounds paid by Mark Bogue, of aforesaid-sold the south west side of Vosses Creek, part of a patent to John Lacy 1725. Sept 2, 1774.(p.238) The following are from History of Perquimans county: as compiled from records found there and elsewhere: abstracts of deeds from 1681 through the Revolution. Seventeenth Century colonial Ancestors lists Perisho, James (1700/01-c.1754) m. Sarah and occupation as overseer of highways. : : William Bogue and Elinor Perisho, both of Paquimins, having published their intentions-at a meeting at Jona Phelps Old Plantation in ye presence of God and this company whose names are underwritten They took one another to be man and wife-6-5-1689. : : Thomas Sanford of Perq., to Wm Bogue, his right to Land in the Narrows of the Perq River, on Northeast side thereof-adj land of Richard Byar, June 29, 1689. Test Saml Pricklove, Isreal Snellin. (Perquimans History p.41)William Bogue owned 200 acres (another source says 400 acres); his land lay on the river from Hertford, running down to Vosses Creek. In April 1698 he was appointed constable from ye Narrows of piquemons to Suttens Creek, and to Mr. Lakars Crick on ye West Sode.. William Bogues death was reported on 1745,1,6. William Boge, Sr. named in his will of 1721 his wife Ellender, daughters Elizabeth Hill, Jean, Myriam, and Rachel. Thos. and his son Robert, he willed one hundred and twenty acres of land running on William Morgans line to him and his heirs forever-Josiah and William. : : Miriam Bogue married Gideon Bundy : : Gideon Bundy born in 1723 to Samuel Bundy (4 Feb 1676 Pasquotank-d. 14 Mar 1740 Pasquotank) and Ann Nicholson (b.8 Feb 1689 Perquimans-d. 16 sep 1743 Pasquotank) married Miriam Bogue on 3 Aug 1739. The will of Samuel Bundy, Pasq Co, p July 1740, names sons: William, Abraham, Gideon, Josiah, d Jane Pike, (wife of Benjamin) Wife Anne. Cousin Samuel Bundy, wife Ann, & Thomas Nicholsin Exrs. Ann Bundy, Will Pasq Co P. Dec 1744. Sons: Gideon, (his wife Miriam (nee Bogue), Abraham, gr-dau Lydia Bundy. (p.328) : : Gideon was chosen overseer. Gideon was chosen in 1755,6,5 for the Pasquotank MM. : : His land is mentioned in History of Perquimans County as near Cypress swamp and along Bogues line (p. 144) On page 146, Gideon Bundy, & Miriam his wife of Pasq Co for 80 pounds pd by Aaron Wood of Perq, sold 50a, on ye north east side of Perq River, adj Peter Gray, part of 200 a patented by Richard Chesson Sr, & conveyed by his son Richard, to William Bogue, & given by sd Bogue to his dau Miriam Bundy. Aaron Wood of Pasq co, planter for 30 pounds pd by Danl Saint of Perq , a carpenter-sold 70a, on North East Side of Perq River, & Pocoson patented by Richd Cheston Sr, year 1694, 50a of which was sold to Wm. Bogue Oct 14, 1718, left in his will to his dau Miriam, now wife of Gideon Bundy, who sold sd land to me. The other 20a conveyed to me by Thos Bagley, Jan 20, 1754. (History, p. 161) He died 19 Feb 1762 Pasquotank MM and she died 14 Mar 1762. : : Miriam and Gideon Bundy had 1. Lydia (2 Oct 1740), 2. Samuel (27 Oct 1742/3) who on 9 Mar 1763 married Huldah Hill and had 5 children; 3. Sarah (4 Aug 1745), 4. Jehu (17 Jan 1748) married Lyda Griffin and had 2 children; 5. Miriam (27 Oct 1753), : : 6. Christopher (20 Apr 1758); Christopher Bundy served in the Revolutionary War, in 1782 he married Margaret Hill and had 9 children. The Bundy families went to western North Carolina and then to Ohio and Indiana about the same time as the Overmans. . Samuel and Huldah Bundy had moved west to the Center MM, N.C.; he married Huldah Hill on 1763,3,9 Center MM(where the births of Mary 12-1-1763, Miriam 1-11-1766, Margaret 4-3-1771, William 3-4-1777, Sarah 9-1-1780 are recorded). . His brother Christopher married Margaret Hill at the Center MM on 1782,10,2. Mary daughter of Samuel & Huldah, Pasquotank co., married John Albertson at the Center MM on 1783,3,23. They all moved to the Back Creek MM where Hulda Bundy died 9-29-1817. The children of Christopher and Margaret Bundy were recorded here: Mary 7-21-1783, Samuel 6-10-1786, William 3-6-1789, Mariam 9-5-1791, Sarah 9-28-1794, Penninah 3-27-1797, Thomas 10-14-1801, Rachel 11-023-1801, Ephram 8-13-1804. Jehu Bundys children married in Back Creek MM; Gideon, s Jehu, Pasquotank co., m Rachel Crow. Oddly Rachel Crow (formerly Bundy) disowned for marrying out of unity 4 months later. Mariam, dt Jehu, dec, & Lydia, Passquotank co., m Jesse Henley in 1803, but in 1804 Mary Henley (formerly Bundy) was disowned for marrying out of unity. Had both children died so quickly? Christoph er Bundy and his family requested certificates in 1818 to White Water MM, Indiana. So Bundy cousins are also moving to Whitewater MM, Indiana along with the Overmans. Christoph er Bundy was a fighting Quaker for he would receive a pension for his services during the Revolution in Wayne County, along with George Holman and Richard Rue. D.A.R. records describe his service. He enlisted while residing in Guilford Co., N.C., 1779, and served as private in Capt. Enoch Davis company, Col. Matthes Locks N.C. Regt. Was transferred to Capt. William Gilriennes Guard at the Magazine to Two Sisters, Ga. Served 6 mos. : : L ydia Bundy married Obediah Small : : Lydia Bundy married Obediah Small on 4 Aug 1757 (she received leave to marry Obediah Small, of Cartrite [Carteret Co.] from the Pasquotank MM on 1757,8,4) and they were the parents of Rachel Small, Lydia Overmans mother. Between Lydia Bundys marriage at age 16 and her death at age 40 she had ten children. : : Hinshaw, 1, 117 Pasquotank (Symons Creek) MM Obediah Small : : Lydia Small d. 12-5-1780 : : Ch: Rachel b.11-2-1759 : : Samuel b.7-20-1761 : : Benjamin b.4-5-1762 : : Obediah b. 4-11-1764 (d.7-15-1793) : : Jesse b. 3-31-1766 (d.5-30-1766) : : Joseph b. 11-26-1767 : : Miriam b.1-18-1769 (d.11-3-177?) : : Gideon b.11-14-1771 : : John b.10-9-1774 : : Jesse b. 12-25-1776 : : Obediah Small (b.13 Sep 1732 Nansemond, Virginia-d. 15 Jul 1793 Pasquotank, N.C.) is listed in Pasquotank County, N.C. in North Carolina census of 1767. In 1790 U.S. census he is listed in Randolph County, N.C. He would die on 15 Jul 1793 (this date is wrong his will was proved in 1788) at the Back Creek MM, Randolph, N.C. : : 20. OBEDIAH4 SMALL, SR. (JOHN3, JOHN2, JOHN1)15,16 was born Jul 13, 1732 in MM in Virginia, and died Aft. Sep 15, 1788 in Back Creek MM, Pasquotank Co., NC17. He married (1) LYDIA BUNDY Sep 01, 1757 in Pasquotank MM, NC18, daughter of GIDEON BUNDY and MIRIAM BOGUE. She was born Oct 02, 1740 in Pasquotank, Pasquotank MM, NC, and died Dec 05, 1780 in Pasquotank, Pasquotank MM, NC. He married (2) SARAH ALBERTSON19 Bef. Feb 19, 1783 in Pasquotank Co., North Carolina20, daughter of ELIHU ALBERTSON and JANE ANDERSON. She was born Nov 18, 1754 in Perquimans Co., NC, and died Aft. 1802 in Pasquotank Co., NC. : : Obediah is the first of this name to appear in Quaker records in North Carolina, and as noted below, first appears in Core Sound MM records being granted permission to remove from their meeting to the upper counties in January of 1755. There is no record of an older Obediah in any Quaker MM Vol.1 prior to this date in North Carolina, and none appear in any records in volume 6, of Virginia for a person named Obediah. No civil records in Virginia indicate a person named Obediah ever resided there, or had family or children in any county of Virginia. No records of deeds or land grants have been found for any individual of this given name in Virginia. : : Hinshaw 1:74 Perquimans Co. : : 1755, 8, 6. Obediah prcf from MM in Carteret Co. (Core Sound) : : 1757, 8, 3. Obediah rqct MM in Pasquotank having settled there 2 years since : : 1781, 7, 4. Obediah rocf Symons Creek MM : : 1785, 7, 6. Obediah of Wells, gct Pasquotank MM : : In 1756, he purchased his first property in Perq. Co. - he would have been 24 if born 1732 : : Hinshaw 1:165 Pasquotank MM : : p 165 states, "Obediah of Cartrite Co., letter to marry "Lydia Bundy" : : 1757, 8, 4. Obediah of Cartrite Co., ltm Lydia Bundy. [Carteret Co.] : : On 4-1-1762 Obediah co[chosen overseer] at Little River : : 8-20-1777 Lyda, of Little River, co [chosen overseer]. : : Pasquotank MM Vol. 1, p.166; 3,10,1802 Sarah, relict of Obediah, Pasquotank Co., m John Pike, at MH near the head of Little River. : : Westfield MM, children rocf from Back Creek NC MM, between 1793 and 1810 : : Joseph 5-21-1796 rocf Back Creek MM, dated 2-27-1796 : : Gideon 8-19-1797 rocf Back Creek MM, dated 4-29-1797 : : Jacob 4-9-1808 Jacob recrq. : : Jacob 11-10-1810 gct Fairfield MM. : : Note: Pasquotank MM p 165 lists Obediah & ch, Lydia & Abram, & his brother, John, rqct Contentnea MM on 1789, 3, 21. : : Obediah Small appears in the following tax list and state censuses: : : Obediah Small, Pasquotank co., NC District tax list 1778 : : Obediah Small, Pasquotank Co., NC, District #1, p. #003, 1786 (State Census) : : Obediah Small, Pasquotank Co., NC, District #7, p. #003, 1786 (State Census) : : page 165 : : 1762, 4, 1 Obediah co [chosen overseer] at Little River : : 1777, 8, 20 Lyda of little River, co [chosen overseer]. : : More About OBEDIAH SMALL, SR.: : : Burial: Bef. Feb 1789, Pasquotank Co., NC : : More About LYDIA BUNDY: : : Burial: Dec 1780, Pasquotank Co., NC : : 2nd marriage : : Obediah dis, mcd 2-19-1783 (disowned, married contrary to discipline) first wife, Lydia Bundy died 12-5-1780 : : Vol.1 p,733 lists marriage of Gideon, s/o Obediah and Lydia, 7-31-1793 and lists Obediah as deceased at that time. This clearly proves the eldest Obediah b. 1732 is the one who wrote the will dated 1788. : : P. 175 Albertson, Joshua - Book HiK, 52, 1776 sons Arthur, Solomon, and John. Dau June. Executors: wife Elizabeth, Obediah Small and John Bailey. Witt: William Low, Jeremiah Bundy and Abram Hosea. : : Hinshaw 6:39?The Society of Friends was first planted in Virginia on the Eastern Shore and then in the region south of the lower James River which area is penetrated by the Nansemond and Elizabeth Rivers. All the meetings in the counties there are closely related by both ties of blood and organization. The same families which first settled Isle of Wight County, later moved on into Nansemond, and in the period 1660-63 almost every Quaker family sent members to become the first settlers of the state of North Carolina. Wheeler in his "History of North Carolina", says, "The first permanent settlement (i.e. in Perquimans Co.) was formed after the expulsion of the Quakers from Virginia in 1662". So one should not be surprised to find the same family names in all these places. : : " The children of John Small and Alce moved to North Carolina in 1736-37. And it can be assumed that this was after the death of the parents, as John, Benjamin and Thomas all appear in Quaker records in Perquimans County at that time. Joseph and wife Ann Owen do not appear in Quaker records in NC, but he died 1754-55 after writing his will in Chowan County. It is very unlikely that the children would all move away from aged parents before their death. I therefore place their death as circa 1735, likely Nansemond Co. VA since no record appears for them in NC" : : Excerpted from American Quaker Genealogy by William Wade Hinshaw, Vol.6 p.8?The first surviving record of a session of the Yearly Meeting is dated 1702, the seventh month. The representatives to this session were: Samuel Newton, Thomas Page, Richard Ratcliff, Isaac Ricks, Edward Thomas, John Bates, John Woodson, Joseph Pleasants, Nathan Newby, John Small, John Porter, William Scott Sr. , Robert Jordan, Henry Wiggs, John Murdor (Murdaugh), John Jordan, Daniel Sanbourne, Charles Fleming, Robert Hughts, Gerrard Robert Ellyson, Joseph Galister, Benjamin Small, James Bates, James Jordan, Matthew Jordan, John Pleasants, Thomas Lankford and Sameul Jordan. Daniel Sanbourne acted as clerk and Sarah Sanburn (Sanbourne) signed papers on behalf of the womens meeting and to signify their unity.??As this first session ends it is ordered that the care and the management of those things above mentioned is left to two friends of every monthly meeting: John Tuck and Sameul Cornwall for Surry, Jordan and Richard Ratcliff for Chuckatuck, John Small and Nathan Newby for Nansemond... and here it is written by the committee appointed to copy the minutes that the record is not further intelligible.......etc.??This record is very likely mention of John's two sons, Matt and Benjamin rather than the elder, but this is not proved or disproved.??"Quaker records prior to this were destroyed by fire. Fragments of the papers were copied, there were also original books which escaped the fire. The conclusion of this matter is: we accept the year 1672 as the year of the organization of the Virginia Yearly Meeting."?Whether John Small was a member of this congregation at that time is unknown, but for him to be elected a delegate in 1702 would indicate that he had a position within the organization sometime prior to that time.? : : B ack to North Carolina History : : The movement of Quakers out of Virginia and into the Dismal Swamp area of North Carolina was happening during the same period when the boundary line between North Carolina and Virginia was up for grabs. The North Carolina charter of 1663 was at apparent odds with the one of 1665; in question was a swath of territory about 30 miles deep from where the line currently is to the middle of the Albemarle Sound. The dispute wasn't settled until William Byrd's survey of 1728. The dispute had to do with differences of opinion on the location of Weyanoke Creek, which was supposed to be the boundary. The creek couldn't be found any more. Virginia claimed it was the same as Wiccon Creek, a tributary of the Chowan. North Carolina said it was the Nottoway River. But as William Boyd points out in an introduction to William Byrd's work, major questions of tobacco and trade routes were involved. : : A s early as 1679 Virginia had prohibited the importation of North Carolina tobacco, a condition that greatly retarded the economic development of the northeastern part of the province where the soil was well adapted to tobacco culture. If the boundary ran through Nottoway River, North Carolina tobacco could be shipped down that and other streams to Albemarle Sound and thence to points without the colony. : : A s the debate lingered on, in 1714, Governor Spotswood of Virginia, "claiming that North Carolina continued to grant lands in the disputed region and that 'loose and disorderly people daily flock there,' proposed that Virginia survey a line through the Nottoway River and North Carolina and one through Wiccon Creek, and that all settlers between those lines be removed." !! That didn't happen. When Charles Eden became governor of North Carolina, he managed to reach a compromise on the boundary. The line he proposed is the one that eventually, in 1728, was surveyed by a company including William Byrd II. : : I t's a more complicated story than that, but let me return to the Quakers in northern part of North Carolina. Because of this confusion, it appears that some of our ancestors may have "moved" to North Carolina simply by staying put. At any rate, by the late 1700s his father Benjamin Small was well established in Chowan County. On his death he left an estate of more than 500 acres and some 18 slaves. Josiah Small inherited about half of this, plus he had other holdings. By the time of the 1830 census, Josiah had 17 slaves. This Josiah Small was a cousin of Rachel Small who married Ephraim Overman. Rachel Smalls father, Obediah Small, was a brother of Benjamin Small. : : Q uakers were certainly better off in North Carolina. Under the Carolina Charter of 1663 (written largely by John Locke), "No person . . . shall be in any ways molested, punished, disquieted, or called into question for any differences in opinion or practice in matters of religious concernment, but every person shall have and enjoy his conscience in matters of religion throughout the province." : : Ephrim Overman, Yeoman, & Sarah his wife, for 160 English pounds paid by Henry & Arnold White Junr of afore sold 345a. on S.W. side of Little River Swamp, adjacent to Whi. Jackson. Dec 28, 1724. Test Saml Charles, Robert Cox Junr, Jeremiah Symonds. : : ?The birthdates of the children of Ephraim & Sarah Belman are transcribed in ENCYCLOPEDIA OF AMERICAN QUAKER GENEALOGY numerically. Records of Perquimans and Pasquotank supply data on several Belman and Wilson descendants, among whom was Sarah Belman, born 28 June 1688, who married Ephraim Overman in 1708. ??Ephraim was the son of Jacob and Hannah (Dorthea/Dorothy was Jacob's second wife - they had no children) Overman. Existing records have much to say of this family. On 25 February 1694, Governor Thomas Harvey qualified Jacob Overman for a land grant of 400 acres. ??Two daughters of Ephraim Overman and Sarah Belman married sons of Samuel and Jane (Nixon) Pike. These also belonged to the Perquimans-Pasquotank Quaker community. : : Epherim Overman, Sr. died 2-9-1732. : : Ephraim Overman : : Sarah Overman : : Children: Abigail b. 3-19-1709 : : Joseph b. 1711 : : Ann b. 8-7-1714 : : Ephraim b. 5-23-1719 : : Sarah b. 1-21-1722 : : Nathan b. 1-26-1725 : : Isaac b. 6-26-1727 [our ancestor] : : Some of the children of Epraim Overman and Sarah Belman have interesting histories: : : i. ABIGAIL OVERMAN. : : 12 CAROLINA QUAKERS - OUR HERITAGE OUR HOPE - 1672-1972 by Seth B Hinshaw and Mary Edith Hinshaw, page 23: "Abigail Pike - Pioneer Woman" During the seventeen-thirties John and Abigail Pike were living in the "Pasquotank Precient." Hearing that a new Meeting, Hopewell, had been established in Frederick Co., VA, they felt a concern to go and add their strength to the new Quaker settlement. Abigail was a minister. Almost hurriedly, so the story goes, they made ready for the journey. At this time they had two small children, Sarah and Anne. During the eleven years that they lived in the Hopewell community, the number of children increased to eight [in that Hopewell community were the Talbots our other Quaker relatives]. When a number of Quakers from Pennsylvania came through the Hopewell community headed toward the Piedmont section of North Carolina, once again John and Abigail Pike felt led to leave their home, and to start life all over again in a new settlement. In a few months a home was built on the bank of Cane Creek. In early 1751 when the youngest and tenth child, Nathan, was almost two, Abigail said to Cane Creek Friends, 'If Rachel Wright will go with me, we will attend Quarterly Meeting at Little River in Perquimans County and ask that a Meeting be set up here.' Friends concurred. Thus it was that these two women rode horseback two hundred miles through the wilderness to Quarterly Meeting, and made the return trip home safely, mission accomplished. Cane Creek Meeting was set up June 31, 1751. Abigail Pike next helped in the establishment of New Garden Meeting, thirty-five miles to the west, through more wilderness country. The direct descendants of this courageous pioneer woman are now scattered all across the state, and indeed all across the nation. The one-room log structure known as "the Abigail Pike house" was used as a classroom in the early days of the Sylvan Academy. : : "On page 15: 'John and Abigail Pike were two more of the early settlers. Abigail was a minister, and it was not unusual for them to travel to new places and lend their support to the establishment of new Friends communities and meetings. They had left Pasquotank County in eastern North Carolina in 1738 to travel to Frederick County, Virginia, to assist with the Hopewell Meeting, where they remained for eleven years (Griffin 'History' 2)'. ??"Continuing on the book says, 'It is possible that the Pikes heard about the new settlement on Cane Creek from families moving into the Hopewell area. Many of these families planned only to remain at Hopewell for a few years, then continue farther south. John and Abigail came to the Cane Creek settlement with their eight children about 1749. Their certificates of membership from Hopewell were placed with the Carver's Creek Meeting in Bladen County, North Carolina. This monthly meeting held the certificates of not only the Pikes but others in the settlement until the establishment of a monthly meeting at Cane Creek. This was an accepted practice of the day. Many Quaker pioneers, with their staunch faith, did not want to be away from the care of a monthly meeting even if that meeting were many miles away.' : : ?John Pike's occupation is listed at blacksmith / business overseer. He was liberated to marry by Pasquotank MM --9-4-1731, to Abigail Overman, Dau of Ephraim and Sarah Belman Overman. (Family records at Cane Creek MM, NC) John Pike was born 4-1-1702, Pasquotank co. NC -- and died 1-15-1774 aged 71 Orange Co., NC burial at Cane Creek. Orange Co., NC-- Will of John Pike ---will book A --page 176 dated 3-20-1771; proven August 1774 Wife: Abigail; John ---eldest son; Samuel." Abigail Pike, a minister in Society of Friends, was in the habit of riding out to the British army camps to preach to the soldiers. She was the only minister allowed within the lines, and she was not permitted to dismount, but preached from her saddle. : : One evening returning with a company friends from such a mission, they came to where the road forked, one branch going up past the "grave-yard" the other leading straight home. They were debating which to take, one had remarked that a ghost was to be seen every evening in the grave-yard. Abigail whipped up her horse saying. "We will go this way. I have long wanted to meet a ghost, shake hands with it and ask it, is it well with thee?" Abigail rode up to it and called back, "Come on Friends, it is only a big cobweb on a bush". from Genealogy of the Lee Family from William Lee of Ireland by T.J Morgan,?Edna Harvey Joseph, Rosa Lee et al c. 1930: Abigail had a set of Queensware (porcelain) dishes, very rare in those days. Tin and Pewter being in more common use. Some British soldiers, searching the house for food, overturned the cupboard. Abigail, seeing the disaster coming, cried, "oh, my dishes", ran with her apron outspread to catch them, saved but a single platter. This she requested to be handed down to the nearest relative named Abigail in memory of her. : : ii. : : Joseph OVERMAN was born on 1 Oct 1711 in Pasquotank County, North Carolina. He died a young man on 24 Sep 1739 in Pasquotank County, North Carolina. He had married Martha White 1737. : : +13 : : iii. : : Ann OVERMAN born 7 Aug 1714 married David Chancey on 12 Apr 1733. He was born 1707 in Pasquotank and died 1754. They had six children (Rachel 1741 Cane Creek MM, Orange-1831 Illinois; Jacob 1742, Samuel I. 1743-1796; Mary 1743-1832 Atauga, Alabama; Pleasant 1745-1815 Cane Creek MM, Chatham, NC), the first born in Orange MM and the rest Perquimans. So they went west and came back. David died in 1754. Ann Overman Chancey died 4 Jan 1775 Pasquotank MM. David Chancey had land dealings with his father-in-law in Pasquotank county. : : iv. : : Ephraim OVERMAN was born on 23 May 1719 died Feb 1785 Pasquotank; married 1st Thamer Symons and 2nd Ruth Trueblood (1759-1827) in 1782 . : : +15 1742 Ephraim disciplined by meeting. Ephraim Overman listed in 1754 census in Pasquotank, 1767 early tax list, in 1769 census list. 1774,2,15 Ephraim recommended a minister. 1782 Ephraim son of Ephraim, Pasquotank Co., married Ruth Trublood, at a meeting for worship near the Narrows, Pasquotank Co. 1784,1,25 : Isaac, son of Ephraim, Pasquotank Co., married Mariam Trueblood, at a public meeting near the Narrows, Pasquotank Co. 1797,12,1 6: Mary Trueblood (formerly Overman) disowned for marrying contrary to discipline. Thamer and Ephraim Overman had: Jacob b. 1-11-1773, Abigail b. 1-25-1776 : : v. : : Sarah OVERMAN born 21 Jan 1722 Pasquotank died 1762 Bladen, NC. : : 16 married Samuel Pike on 7 Apr 1737. They had two children and after his death she married Richard Skinner 4 Mar 1741. PASQUOTANK DEEDS; Bjorkman ?DB B, p.532-3 19 Oct 1744 John Pike of Frederick Co VA fell Heir by Birthright at the death of my Father a Tract called Half-way Tree. 325 acres. Line that was Matthew Raisins'. 162 1/2 acres on NE side of tract sold to Saml Pike for £10- a line run out between Samuel Pike, purchaser, and Benjamin Pike, Purchaser of the remain part of the afsd tract. Signed: John Pike. Wit: John Reed, Aaron Morris, Peter Symons. Proved by affirmation of Aaron Morris, Jan Court 1744/5. ?DB B; 533-4 19 Oct 1744 John Pike of Frederick Co VA. Half-way Tree, 325 acres, line that was Matthew Reasons. Sold to Benjamin Pike for £10, 162 1/2 acres. ??DB B, p.1 13 Jan 1746/7 Samuel Pike to Joseph Pritchard for £208. His Moiety or half part of 325 acres of Halfway Tree Land, being same that John Pike of Fred. Co in VA sold to me. To have been divided between sd Samuel Pike & Benjmain Pike his Brother but hath not been done. Wherein Samuel Pike now dwells on the NE side of the Tract. Sarah Pike, wife of Samuel. Wit: Benjn. Pritchard, Sarah Pritchard. Ack Jan Court 1746. Reg. Jan 1746/7. : : vi. : : Nathan OVERMAN was born on 26 Jan 1725 died 20 Aug 1780 Pasquotank; married Mary Symons (1724-1733) Nathan is listed in 1757 N.C. census. Nathan and Mary were co[chosen overseers] for Newbegun Creek meeting in 1762. Mary Overman, wife of Nathan, died 11-20-1773 aged 49 years. They had: Miriam (11-25-1748), Abigail (11-11-1751), Thomas (12-17-1754), Ann (4-9-1757), Nathan (2-2-1760), Onias (1-11-1763), Mary (7-13-1763) Nathan remarried. Minutes record the family history: 1779,1,20 . Nathan disciplined for having had difference with his wife & refusing to let her come home. 1780, 6, 21 Thomas, son Nathan, disowned marrying with one not of our society. Ann, dt Nathan, dec, Pasquotank Co., m. Henry Palin, at Newbegun Creek MH. 1780,9,27 . 1790,9,18 : Onias disowned for marrying contrary to discipline (a first cousin). William Overman disowned for differing and wrangling with Onias Overman 1790,12,18. : : 17 : : vii. : : Isaac OVERMAN was born on 26 Jun 1727. : : Isaac Overman married Mary Evans (1728-1779) o n 2 Feb 1747 in Narrows Friends Monthly Meeting Pasquotank, N.C. In the Pasquotank MM minutes in 1747,2,2 Isaac left free to marry Mary Evans. On the same day Isaac requested a certificate to Cape Fear. On 1747 11, 7 Mary, wife of Isaac, got a certificate to Cape Fear Friends. It appears that Cape Fear remained part of the Pasquotank Monthly Meeting. Isaac and Mary Overman had: Sarah b. 1-22-1748 : : Obediah b.10-7-1749 : : Isaac b. 11-16-1751-died 3-3-1784 (married Sarah Pool) : : Ephrai m b. 1-21-1754 : : Zebulon b. 1-26-1756 : : Nathan b.1-4-1759 : : Mary b.1-2-1761 : : Bennoni b. 5-4-1763 : : Zadock b. 12-8-1765 : : Gideon b. 8-025-1768 : : Mary (Evans) Overman died 3-12-1779. : : Isaac Overman died Elizabeth City, Pasquotank. 1774,4,20 leaving young children : : History of the Cape Fear area where Isaac and Mary (Evans) Overman settled : : Sir John Yeamans was appointed "governor of our Country of Clarendon neare southerly ..." In October, Sire John stopped at Charles Town on his way to Port Royal and found the colonists in desperate need of supplies. A ship sent to Virginia to relieve this need was wrecked on the return trip. Sir John left in December and never returned. War with the Indians and the indifference of the Lords Proprietors led to the migration of settlers out of the Cape Fear area and by the end of 1667 the site was deserted. Further settlement was not attempted for fifty years because of the closing of the Carolina land-office by the Lords Proprietors, the hostility of the Cape Fear Indians and the presence of pirates. In 1715 the estimated number of Cape Fear Indians was 206 people in five towns along the river. Following the defeat of major tribes in North Carolina, the Cape Fear Indians fled south. By 1720 most of the notorious pirates had been captured, including Stede Bonnet who with his ship had been taken in the mouth of the Cape Fear River. In May 1713, Barren Island (Bald Head) was granted to Landgrave Thomas Smith, and in 1725 Governor George Burrington began to distribute land along the Cape Fear for colonization. Many of the new settlers came from South Carolina because of the lower taxes in North Carolina. South Carolina planters settle along the Lower Cape Fear River and begin developing the rice and naval stores industries. They bring large numbers of enslaved people and a large, plantation-style slave system. Maurice Moore founded Brunswick Town on his grant on the west bank of the river and by June 1726, a map of the town was filed with the Secretary of the Province. The next year a ferry was in operation across the river. North Carolina becomes a royal colony when King George II purchases shares from seven of the eight Lords Proprietors. Only Earl Granville refuses to sell. Elizabeth City was started in 1722 but became significant only in 1764 when a law designating the Narrows of Pasquotank River as an inspection station for products from the rest of the colony and in the 1770s a ferry made it the main crossing between north and south. A grist mill also drew settlers to the city. : : A letter of Governor Burrington dated 1773 says he sent out Indian Guides and some of his men to mark a road to the middle of this Province from Virginia to Cape Fear Province River and to discover and view the land lying in those parts until then unknown to the English. Because of the war between England and Spain, Spanish ships harassed the area. In 1745 the General Assembly ordered the building of Fort Johnston but it wasnt completed until twenty years later. In 1748 three Spanish ships entered the river and fired on Brunswick Town. The Spaniards landed and looted the town. The colonists counter-attacked, succeeded in sinking one ship and forced the Spaniards to retreat. The area developed rapidly during the next twenty years. When the Borough Charter of Wilmington was signed by Governor Dobbs in 1760, with John Sampson the first Mayor, the county population had reached about five thousand. North Carolina militia and Cherokee assist the British military in campaigns against the French and Shawnee Indians. The Cherokee decide to change sides after receiving ill treatment by the English, and they return home, where they eventually attack North Carolina colonists in the 1750s. The Quakers continue to have issues with the Anglican rulers who in 1741 forbid marriage ceremonies except those performed by Anglican clergy or lawful magistrates. : : 1754-1763 The French and Indian War was fought all along the frontier of North America. Cherokee raid the western Piedmont in 1759 and in 1760 attack and capture forts in the interior. The General Assembly had passed an act allowing residents to enslave captives (meaning native Americans who had been captured but treaties had promised their freedom; Indians would rather fight to the last man than be slaves). 1761: an army of British regulars, American militia, and Indian allies destroy Cherokee resistance. In 1763 King George tries to prevent encroachment by whites on treaty lands by a proclamation line in western North Carolina. In 1765 Parliament passes the Stamp Act and there are public protests; in 1766 the Stamp Act is repealed. Parliamen t then passes the Townshend Act imposing duties on luxury items. Again there are protests and a nonimportation movement. : : Orange County is the frontier. Orange County is established in an area of heavy immigration. It encompasses all or parts of the present-day counties of Alamance, Caswell, Chatham, Durham, Guilford, Orange, Person, Randolph, Rockingham, and Wake. Its county seat, Hillsborough, will become known as the capital of the backwoods. In 1768 the farmers in Orange County protest the excessive taxation and high handedness of the elite in politics; the protests lead to the Regulator movement. The Regulators are defeated in 1771. The Quakers probably sympathized with the grievances expressed by the Regulators and one of the Regulator leaders was a prominent Quaker in Cane Creek but he was disowned in 1764. Other Quakers were also disowned for refusing to pay taxes and for attending mass meetings of protest. In August 1774 the Revolutionary war starts. The serenity of Quaker life in the North Carolina back country (Guilford County) was soon shaken up by the approach of the War of the Regulation, which reached its climax in 1771, and, four years later, the American Revolution. In the main they took no part in the actual fighting, pleading their pacifist principles. However, after the Battle of Guilford Courthouse, they did aid in caring for the wounded, both American and British. The North Carolina Quakers seem to have suffered from fines and requisitions from both sides in the conflict. In 1777 North Carolina provided for an oath of allegiance and the penalty for refusing the oath was expulsion from the province. The Quakers refused to take the oath arguing that we believed it to be unlawful for us, to be active in war and fighting with carnal weapons, as we conceive that the proposed affirmation approves of the present measures, which are carried on and supported by military force, we cannot engage or join with either party therein; being bound by our principles to believe that the setting up and pulling down kings and governments, is Gods peculiar prerogative, for causes best known to himself
We hope that you will consider our principles a much stronger security to any state than any test that can be required of us; as we now are and shall be innocent and peaceable in our several stations and conditions under this present state; and for conscience sake are submissive to the laws
(Southern Quakers and slavery, by Stephen Beauregard Weeks, p.192) : : 1775,1,18. Friends appointed to provide that Mary, Nathan, and Benoni, orphans of Isaac, be bound out. Zadock and Gideon avoided this by heading west. Zadock (8 Dec 1765), Gideon (25 Aug 1768) head to the frontier. 1774,3,16 Zadok & Gideon, minor sons of Isaac birthright member, reported living at Orange MM. They probably joined their brother Obadiah who had joined the Cane Creek MM in Orange county in 1773,10,2 [Obadiah recrq]. Their sister Sarah also went to Cane Creek, Orange county. On 1774, 10, 1 Sarah daughter of Isaac received on certificate from Pasquotank MM [N.C.] dated 1774,7,20. 1776, 12, 7 Sarah gets certificate to New Garden MM (Guilford County). 1777,12,6 Obediah gets certificate to New Garden MM, N.C. One of the founding members of the Cane Creek MM was Abigail Pike , their aunt. The New Garden MM in Guilford County was set up in 1754. :
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{{US History|sub-project=Tennessee}} ---- ==Project Purpose== The purpose of this sub-project is to have a foundation for all things relating to Overton County, Tennessee. From cities, to citizens, to favorite tourist spots, to cemeteries, we aim to have it all here for you in one central location. === How to Join the Tennessee Project === #See the main project page [[:Project:Tennessee|here]] for instructions on how to join. #Add (Tennessee) and (us_history) to your G2G tag feed. === How to Join the Appalachia Project === #See the main project page [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Project:Appalachia#How_to_Join here] for instructions on how to join. #Add Appalachia to your G2G tag feed. ==List of Ongoing Things to Do== #Contributing to the main project page as needed #Church records of christenings, marriages and burials #Voter or citizenship rolls #Records of wills and deceased estates #Land tenure records #Tax lists #Muster lists for militia service #Census records, indexed and uploaded ==Overton County History== Named in honor of Nashville judge John Overton. Overton County, Tennessee was formed in 1806 from Jackson County, Tennessee and Indian lands. In 1835 the county seat was moved from Monroe to Livingston. Livingston, named for the honorable Edward Livingston, become incorporated in 1907. Overton County was originally a part of Davidson County and later Jackson County. In 1805 Moses Fisk surveyed the first village in what is now the community of Hilham. On September 12, 1806, the area of Overton County was established by the state legislature as a county. The Indian Territory that had been within, in which Cherokee Chief Nettle Carrier presided over, was conceded to Tennessee for use by the white man. Overton County, at one time, included part of the territory that eventually became Fentress, Clay, Pickett, and Putnam counties, and since many of the early records of these counties have been partially or entirely destroyed, the extant records of Overton County are important. The courthouse was burned in April of 1865. Neighboring Counties are Clay, Jackson, Putnam, Fentress and Pickett. ===Historic Sites/Landmarks=== http://cumberlandhistoricbyway.com/historic-sites-1 ==Geography== Overton County is part of Middle Tennessee, one of Tennesee's Three Grand Divisions. These divisions are not only geographic, but also cultural and defined in state law. Overton County is also part of the Central Region of [[Project:Appalachia|Appalachia]]. Overton County is located in the Upper Cumberland region of middle Tennessee. Overton County is located 90 miles from Nashville and 16 miles from Cookeville. This county is predominantly rural and is surrounded by rolling hills and valleys. Pickett, Putnam, Jackson, Clay, and Fentress counties in Tennessee surround Overton County. The county is 16 miles from Interstate 40 and is accessible to several state highways. The average temperature in July is 78.0 degrees and the average in January is 39.0 degrees with annual average precipitation being 48.76 inches. Overton County has an elevation of 1,040 feet ==Land_Area== Overton County is a farming community consisting of 434 square miles. The closest waterway is the Cumberland River with the nearest port facility being 24 miles away in Gainesboro, Tennessee. The major agricultural crops for Overton County are small grains, vegetables and tobacco. ===Adjacent counties=== https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Overton_County,_Tennessee#Adjacent_counties ...Pickett County (northeast) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pickett_County,_Tennessee ...Fentress County (east) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fentress_County,_Tennessee ...Putnam County (south) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Putnam_County,_Tennessee ...Jackson County (west) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jackson_County,_Tennessee ...Clay County (northwest) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clay_County,_Tennessee ===Protected areas=== Area Parks & Recreation http://www.overtoncountytn.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=17&Itemid=70 ==Government Offices== Overton County Website http://www.overtoncountytn.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=1&ItemId=2&Itemid=2 ==Demographics== Overton County, TN is home to a population of 22,090 people, from which 99% are citizens. The ethnic composition of the population of Overton County, TN is composed of 21,310 White residents (96.5%), 281 Hispanic residents (1.27%), 242 Two+ residents (1.1%), 150 Black residents (0.68%), and 54 Native residents (0.24%). ==Communities== Towns and Cities in Overton County, Tennessee ===Cities=== Allons Allred Alpine Crawford Hilham Livingston Monroe Rickman Wilder ==County Common Areas== Category:Overton County, Tennessee, Cemeteries|County Cemeteries https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery-browse/USA/Tennessee/Overton-County?id=county_2491 Category:Overton County, Tennessee, Schools|County Schools http://www.overtoncountyschools.net/ Category:Overton County, Tennessee, Religious Institutions|County Religious Institutions http://www.overtonco.com/churches.php http://www.overtoncountytn.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=13&Itemid=76 ==Things to do/see== ===State Parks=== ...Cummins Falls State Park 390 Cummins Falls Ln Cookeville, TN 38501 Phone number (931) 520-6691 Cummins Falls State Park is a 211-acre day-use park located nine miles north of Cookeville. While very beautiful, this is a rugged area and there are inherent hazards. The gorge and waterfall are not easily accessed and can only be reached by foot. Trail routes are steep with uneven terrain. Natural trail surfaces are varied and include water crossings, boulders and other obstacles. These are not improved trails. Swimming and wading are at your own risk. Please read all safety Information on the website prior to visiting the park. The main parking area, restrooms, trailheads and a designated picnic area are located above the falls. ...Standing Stone State Park 1674 Standing Stone Hwy Livingston, TN 38570 (931) 823-3984 Standing Stone State Park is located in Standing Stone State Forest on the Cumberland Plateau. The park takes its name from the Standing Stone, a 12-foot-tall rock standing upright on a sandstone ledge, which was supposedly used as a boundary line between two Indian nations. When the rock fell, the Indians placed a portion of it upon an improvised monument to preserve it. The stone is still preserved in nearby Monterey, Tenn. ...Dale Hollow Reservoir Dale Hollow Lake State Resort Park 5970 State Park Rd. Burkesville, KY 42717 Phone: (270) 433-7431 Dale Hollow Lake State Resort Park is located in south-central Kentucky in the Cumberland River basin on the Obey River. The huge reservoir created by Dale Hollow Dam covers 27,700 acres in parts of Clinton and Cumberland Counties in Kentucky and Clay, Fentress, Overton, and Pickett Counties in Tennessee. Dale Hollow Dam and Reservoir control the runoff drainage area of 935 square miles. Both the dam and reservoir are under the oversight of the Army Corps of Engineers. Completed in 1943, the dam and reservoir not only provide flood control, but also generate large amounts of electrical power. The Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) operates and distributes the electrical power for regional consumption. The dam is 1, 717 feet in length and holds back a lake that is 61 miles long with 653 miles of shoreline, with a 120-foot depth at its deepest point. The region surrounding Dale Hollow State Park is historically significant. Virginia set aside the south-central portion of Kentucky for a military reserve district for Revolutionary soldiers. The South of the Green River lands covered a great portion of southern Kentucky. Many Virginia soldiers of the Revolutionary War moved to what would become Clinton and Cumberland Counties. Cumberland County is also famous as the site of one of the first oil wells in the United States. ===Marinas=== Sunset Marina and Resort Address: 2040 Sunset Dock Rd, Monroe, TN 38573 Phone: (931) 864-3146 https://sunsetmarina.com/ Mitchell Creek Marina Address: 1260 Livingston Boat Dock Rd, Allons, TN 38541 Phone: (931) 823-6666 http://www.mitchellcreekmarina.com/ East Port Marina & Resort Address: 6429, 5652 Eastport Rd, Alpine, TN 38543 Phone: (931) 879-7511 http://eastport.info/ Dale Hollow Marina Address: 440 Dale Hollow Boat Dock Rd, Celina, TN 38551 Phone: (931) 243-2211 http://www.dalehollowmarina.com/ Holly Creek Resort & Marina Address: 2659 Holly Creek Rd, Celina, TN 38551 Phone: (931) 243-2116 http://hollycreekmarina.com/ Eagle Cove Resort & Marina Address: 5899 Eagles Cove Rd, Byrdstown, TN 38549 Phone: (931) 864-3456 http://eaglecoveresort.net/ ===Wineries=== Holly Ridge Winery 486 Oneal Rd, Livingston, TN 38570-5109 931-823-8375 ===Fishing=== STRIPERFUN GUIDE SERVICE/TN WALLEYE CHARTERS CAPTAIN JIM DURHAM 5661 WILLOW GROVE HWY ALLONS TN, 38541 phone: 931.403.2501 captainjim@striperfun.com http://www.striperfun.com ==County Resources== Upper Cumberland Human Resources http://www.uchra.com/ Children's Services Department https://www.tn.gov/news.childrens-services.html Natural Resources Conservation https://www.nrcs.usda.gov/wps/portal/nrcs/site/national/home/ ResourceMFG-Employment agency in Livingston, Tennessee https://www.resourcemfg.com/ Casa of Overton County-Social services organization in Livingston, Tennessee Address: 106 W Henson St, Livingston, TN 38570 Phone: (931) 823-7323 ===County Records=== Overton County Court Clerk http://www.overtoncountytn.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=10&Itemid=91 Overton County Circuit Clerk http://www.overtoncountytn.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=37&Itemid=53 Overton Clerk & Masters Office http://www.overtoncountytn.com/ ===Church records=== Overton County Archives http://www.tennesseegenealogy.org/archives/overton_county_archives.htm ===Voter/Citizenship Records=== Election Commission http://www.overtoncountytn.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=30&itemid=40 Voter Registration Information Lookup https://tnmap.tn.gov/voterlookup/ ===Estate/Probate Records=== Tennessee Online Genealogy Records https://www.familysearch.org/wiki/en/Tennessee_Online_Genealogy_Records ===Land/Homestead Records=== Courthouse Direct http://www.courthousedirect.com/PropertySearch/Tennessee/Overton ===Tax Lists=== https://sos.tn.gov/products/tsla/genealogical-fact-sheets-about-tennessee-counties-overton-county ===Military Service Records=== Overton County, TN Search military records in Overton County TN, click on link below. http://www.epodunk.com/cgi-bin/record-search-military.php?locIndex=12602 ===Census Records=== [[:Category: Overton County, Tennessee, Census Records| Overton County, Tennessee, Census Records]] https://www.census-online.com/links/TN/Overton/ ==See also== Overton County, Tennessee: Family History & Genealogy, Census, Birth, Marriage, Death Vital Records & More http://www.linkpendium.com/overton-tn-genealogy/ Visiting the Library & Archives https://sos.tn.gov/products/tsla/visiting-library-archives ==Sources== Owen County Cousins
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[[Category: Sources by Name]] [[Category:Indiana, Sources]] [[Category: Owen County, Indiana]] Owen County Cousins * by Lovell, Rosemary (Faulk), Copyright 1977 * Printers: J. G. Hauser, Inc., 623 Distributor's Row, Harahan, Louisiana ---- You can reference this source in your profiles by using the following: * Copy and paste the following to the Sources section of a profile: :::* Lovell, Rosemary (Faulk). [[Space:Owen County Cousins|''Owen County Cousins'']] (J. G. Hauser, Inc., 1977) ''For repository information see: [http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/36522034 WorldCat]'' * To add an inline reference to this source in the body of the Biography, copy and paste the following where you need to refer to the source. You can use this statement as many times as you need to in your biography by changing the page number: ::: Lovell, Page xxx ::See the [[Sources]] help page for more information on [[Sources#Embed_them_as_references_.28footnotes.29 | inline references]]. ---- To see profiles that are using this source, see: * [[Special:Whatlinkshere/Space:Owen_County_Cousins|WikiTree Profiles referencing ''Owen County Cousins'']]
Owings Name Study
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[[Category:One Name Studies]] {{One Name Study | name =Owings }} [[Category:DNA Projects]] '''Owings Name'''
Variant of Irish or Welsh '''Owens'''.Dictionary of American Family Names ©2013, Oxford University Press This is a One Name Study to collect together in one place everything about the '''Owings''' surname and the variants of that name. The hope is that other researchers like you will join our study to help make it a valuable reference point for people studying lines that cross or intersect. Please contact the project leader, add categories to your profiles, add your questions to the bulletin board, add details of your name research, etc. On Ancestry.com there are:
(requires paid subscription) *240,892 Historical Documents with Owings *31,729 Birth, Marriage, and Deaths *21,994 Census and Voter Lists *5,510 Military Records *873 Immigration Records ---- Population Info. compiled from United States Federal Census records at FamilySearch.org {| border="2" class="wikitable" ! Census !!colspan="2"|Maryland !!colspan="2"|Tennessee !!colspan="2"|Missouri !!colspan="2"|Oklahoma |- | || Owens || Owings || Owens || Owings || Owens || Owings || Owens || Owings |- ! 1850 | 480 || 298 || 815 || 8 || 834 || 115 || || |- ! 1860 | 698 || 270 || 690 || 25 || 1099 || 132 || || |- ! 1870 | 781 || 332 || 1296 || 20 || 1594 || 101 || || |- ! 1880 | 951 || 313 || 1610 || 52 || 1969 || 224 || || |- ! 1900 | 1175 || 331 || 2243 || 19 || 2544 || 274 || 278 || 27 |- ! 1910 | 1239 || 357 || 2488 || 52 || 2329 || 294 || 1922 || 80 |- ! 1920 | 1354 || 349 || 2841 || 43 || 2818 || 297 || 2275 || 76 |- ! 1930 | 1492 || 354 || 3228 || 59 || 3086 || 307 || 2807 || 78 |- ! 1940 | 1724 || 361 || 3948 || 37 || 3433 || 293 || 2926 || 67 |} === Resources === *[https://dcms.lds.org/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE4785331 "Owings and allied families"] : a genealogy of some of the descendants of Richard Owings I of Maryland 1685-1975 **Owings, Addison D. (Addison Davis), 1907- (Main Author) **Owings, Elizabeth S. (Elizabeth Lynn Steadman), 1910- (Added Author) *[https://dcms.lds.org/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE84850 "Owings and allied families"] : a genealogy of some of the descendants of Richard Owings I of Maryland 1685-1975 **Owings, Addison D. (Addison Davis), 1907- (Main Author) **Owings, Elizabeth S. (Elizabeth Lynn Steadman), 1910- (Added Author) **Third edition *[https://dcms.lds.org/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE744772 "The history of the Owings family"] **by ''Donnell MacClure Owings'' at familysearch.org *[https://dcms.lds.org/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE930066 "Owings and Owens of Maryland"] **Journal Article **p. 51 *"Owens, Owen, Owin, Owings, of Maryland"
Authors: Glenn, Thomas Allen, b. 1864 (Main Author)
Format: Manuscript/Manuscript on Film
Language: English
Publication: Salt Lake City, Utah : Filmed by the Genealogical Society of Utah, 1949
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Variant of Irish or Welsh '''Owens'''.Dictionary of American Family Names ©2013, Oxford University Press
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Authors: Glenn, Thomas Allen, b. 1864 (Main Author)
Format: Manuscript/Manuscript on Film
Language: English
Publication: Salt Lake City, Utah : Filmed by the Genealogical Society of Utah, 1949
Physical: on 1 microfilm reel ; 35 mm **(You can order this microfilm though Family Search online ordering system for viewing at your local Family History Center. You can also use microfilms, books and other items at the Family History Library in Salt Lake City, Utah.) *
Oxfordshire Monthly Challenge
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==Welcome to the Oxfordshire Monthly Challenge!== These challenges are for improving Oxfordshire profiles and we will focus on those that are currently flagged as Unsourced and associated with a particular town or area each month ===Steps to take to complete a profile=== *Add at least one full source *Check the birth, marriage and death location fields are correctly formatted – a number have problems such as misspelt towns, multiple commas, missing country or have addresses (which should be moved to the biography) *If the profile is linked to another through marriage please try and find a source for that marriage *Check the biography and clean it up or add to it where you can *Remove span anchors and replace with proper source formats *Check the profile for suggestions and resolve those where you can *If you are unable to find a source, add a “Research Notes” section detailing where you have searched so others can then know where else to check *If your research suggests that there are significant problems such as conflated profiles (i.e. the profile includes information that represents 2 or more different people), wrong family members etc please add the category "Category:England Project Serious Data Problems" so that the Tangled Families team can have a look at it *Finally if you have added sources please make sure you remove the unsourced category ===January 2024=== This month the profiles in the table are those that have been flagged with the maintenance category "Oxfordshire, needs death record". Please clean up the profiles as best you can and once you have found a source for the death, remember to remove the maintenance category. '''Needs Death Record''' {| border="1" !WikiTree ID!!DoB!!DoD!!Comments!!Working On |- |[[Alder-702|Mary Laughton (Alder)]]||1700|||||| |- |[[Ballard-9484|Anne Richens (Ballard)]]||1761||1838||Much of this profile and those to whom it is connected is doubtful. Left copious research notes on this and connected ones. Taken as far as I can.||[[Dickson-7524|Christopher Dickson]] |- |[[Barton-1535|Sarah Elizabeth [Buckingham] Cooper (Barton)]]||1883||1958||Done. CLN amended to Buckingham, as she remarried.||[[Dickson-7524|Christopher Dickson]] |- |[[Bazeley-20|Joseph Bazeley]]||1779||||Done||[[Long-18650|Sarah Long]] |- |[[Blake-12314|Charles George Edward Blake]]||1923||2008||Done||[[Hoare-535|Malcolm Hoare]] |- |[[Booten-87|Amus Ann, Amy Booten aka Booton]]||1667||1725||Done||[[Hoare-535|Malcolm Hoare]] |- |[[Brakspear-2|James Brakspear aka Brakspeer]]||1712||1762||Done||[[Hoare-535|Malcolm Hoare]] |- |[[Bullock-6744|Bertha Emily Bullock]]||1881|||||| |- |[[Burton-11440|Ann Gubbins (Burton)]]||1762||1838||Done||[[Hoare-535|Malcolm Hoare]] |- |[[Carpenter-19513|Elizabeth Fox (Carpenter)]]||1729||1772||Done||[[Hoare-535|Malcolm Hoare]] |- |[[Clarke-13721|Henry Lowther Clarke]]||1850||1926||Done||[[Hoare-535|Malcolm Hoare]] |- |[[Coggins-17|Kezia Coggins]]||1825||1826||Done.||[[Dickson-7524|Christopher Dickson]] |- |[[Collett-2154|Mary Collett]]||1782||1850|||| |- |[[Cottrell-596|Eliza Mary Cottrell]]||1822||||Done||[[Hoare-535|Malcolm Hoare]] |- |[[Dancey-60|Rose Mallard (Dancey)]]||1781||1864||Done||[[Hoare-535|Malcolm Hoare]] |- |[[Deane-473|Anne Deane]]||1810||||Done||[[Hoare-535|Malcolm Hoare]] |- |[[Dewar-213|Janet Marsham (Dewar) aka Carmichael-Anstruther]]||1793||1881||Done||[[Hoare-535|Malcolm Hoare]] |- |[[Dix-381|Edward Dix]]||1780||||Done||[[Long-18650|Sarah Long]] |- |[[Dolphin-75|Agnes Agnes Muriel Muriel Robertson (Dolphin) aka Loder-Symonds]]||1884||1968||Done||[[Hoare-535|Malcolm Hoare]] |- |[[Duffield-1250|Thomas Henry Duffield]]||1792||1867||Done||[[Long-18650|Sarah Long]] |- |[[East-1568|Frederick East]]||1875||1966||Done||[[Hoare-535|Malcolm Hoare]] |- |[[Ellis-6740|Irene Irene May May Manico (Ellis)]]||1893||1966||Done||[[Hoare-535|Malcolm Hoare]] |- |[[Franklin-2914|Mary Ann Franklin]]||1836||||Done||[[Long-18650|Sarah Long]] |- |[[Franklin-2917|John Franklin]]||1690||1757||Done||[[Hoare-535|Malcolm Hoare]] |- |[[Franklin-2935|John Franklin]]||1723||1793||Done||[[Hoare-535|Malcolm Hoare]] |- |[[Franklin-2951|Octavius Franklin]]||1815||||Done||[[Long-18650|Sarah Long]] |- |[[Giles-4944|Richard Giles]]||1725|||||| |- |[[Guise-355|Mary Slatter (Guise)]]||1720||1762||Done||[[Hoare-535|Malcolm Hoare]] |- |[[Harris-53375|Mercy Pratt (Harris)]]||||1801|||| |- |[[Harris-81|Robert Harris]]||1776||1862|||| |- |[[Harrison-5732|Bartholomew Eagerly Harrison]]||1755|||||| |- |[[Hewes-342|Ann Carter Sturdy (Hewes)]]||1746||1812|||| |- |[[Holloway-2143|Mary Kilby (Holloway)]]||1745||1822||Done||[[Dickson-7524|Christopher Dickson]] |- |[[Ilott-28|John Ilott]]||1860||1928||Done||[[Hoare-535|Malcolm Hoare]] |- |[[Ing-105|George Ing]]||1817||1884||Done||[[Hoare-535|Malcolm Hoare]] |- |[[Ingram-5542|Elizabeth Eliza Birch (Ingram)]]||1822||1881[1901]||Done. 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(Lake)]]||1771||1840||Done||[[Hoare-535|Malcolm Hoare]] |- |[[Lake-3974|John Lake]]||1738||1815||Done||[[Hoare-535|Malcolm Hoare]] |- |[[Laughton-765|Robert Laughton]]||1638||1701|||| |- |[[Leaver-29|John Leaver]]||1750||1777|||| |- |[[Lock-1085|Mary Ann Lock]]||1815||1887||Done||[[Hoare-535|Malcolm Hoare]] |- |[[Lowe-11364|Sarah Beatrice Gillett (Lowe) B.Sc]]||1864||1947||Done|| [[Parker-41651|Helen F]] |- |[[Lowe-1205|Jacob Lowe]]||1830|||||| |- |[[Lowe-8588|Albert Charles Lowe]]||1901||1959|||| |- |[[Luckett-228|Caroline Spurrett (Luckett)]]||1844||1908||Done||[[Long-18650|Sarah Long]] |- |[[Nutting-669|Henry William Nutting]]||1866||1950||Done||[[Dickson-7524|Christopher Dickson]] |- |[[Oldershaw-121|Gertrude Monica Smith (Oldershaw)]]||1903||1983|||| |- |[[O'Reilly-649|Mary Ellen Rook (O'Reilly)]]||1898||1979|||| |- |[[O'Reilly-651|Kathleen Ann Elliston (O'Reilly)]]||1903||1998|||| |- |[[Orme-188|Ann Jane Hayward (Orme)]]||1861||1930|||| |- |[[Orton-1005|Rose Constance Compston 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|[[Quartermaine-23|Annie Hyde (Quartermaine)]]||1842||1921||Done||[[Hoare-535|Malcolm Hoare]] |- |[[Quartermaine-26|Ann Hoare (Quartermaine)]]||1811||||Done||[[Hoare-535|Malcolm Hoare]] |- |[[Quayle-198|David Andrew Quayle]]||1936||2010||Done||[[Dickson-7524|Christopher Dickson]] |- |[[Quelch-82|Arthur Ernest Quelch]]||1867||1948|| Done|| [[Parker-41651|Helen F]] |- |[[Quinney-99|Alfred Quinney]]||1872||1941||Done|| [[Parker-41651|Helen F]] |- |[[Quittenton-5|Elizabeth Crawford (Quittenton)]]||1690|||||| |- |[[Riddell-960|Ralph Riddell]]||1770||1833||Done||[[Hoare-535|Malcolm Hoare]] |- |[[Roberts-35|Thomas Roberts]]||1826||||Done||[[Hoare-535|Malcolm Hoare]] |- |[[Sansom-457|Frederick William Sansom]]||1869||||Done||[[Hoare-535|Malcolm Hoare]] |- |[[Scaysbrook-50|William Scaysbrook]]||1793||1793||Done||[[Hoare-535|Malcolm Hoare]] |- |[[Smith-278885|Mary Smith]]||1706|||||| |- |[[Souch-7|William Souch]]||1781||1858||Done||[[Hoare-535|Malcolm Hoare]] |- |[[Spires-132|Gertrude 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(Vanderbilt)]]||1900||1976||Done||[[Hoare-535|Malcolm Hoare]] |- |[[Vaughan-4020|Mary Ann Latch Skinner (Vaughan) aka Latch]]||1808||1891||Done||[[Long-18650|Sarah Long]] |- |[[Vaughan-5296|Jonathan Vaughan]]||1776||1839||Done||[[Hoare-535|Malcolm Hoare]] |- |[[Venfield-1|Elizabeth Betty Venfield]]||1755||1830|||| |- |[[Venvill-2|George Venvill]]||1827||1908||Done||[[Hoare-535|Malcolm Hoare]] |- |[[Vickers-1752|Sarah Clack (Vickers)]]||1755||1807||Done||[[Hoare-535|Malcolm Hoare]] |- |[[Viner-169|Sarah Porter Wright (Viner)]]||1807||1879||Done||[[Long-18650|Sarah Long]] |- |[[Wakenell-38|Arthur Thomas Wakenell]]||1890||||Done||[[Hoare-535|Malcolm Hoare]] |- |[[Warrick-334|John Warrick]]||1710||1788||Done||[[Dickson-7524|Christopher Dickson]] |- |[[Williams-62513|Joseph Williams]]||1838||1909||Done.||[[Dickson-7524|Christopher Dickson]] |- |[[Young-10474|Eliza Caroline Amelia Harrison (Young)]]||1828||1872||Done||[[Hoare-535|Malcolm Hoare]] |- |[[Young-24069|Mary Ann Hill (Young)]]||1856||1910||Done||[[Dickson-7524|Christopher Dickson]] |- |[[Young-26160|William Young]]||1844||||Found some evidence to provide an estimated year of death but failed to prove location. Left research notes.||[[Dickson-7524|Christopher Dickson]] |- |[[Young-26490|William Young]]||1742||1819||Done||[[Long-18650|Sarah Long]] |- |[[Young-27483|Frank [James] Young]]||1880||1951||Done||[[Dickson-7524|Christopher Dickson]] |- |[[Young-29333|William Young]]||1873||1939||Done||[[Hoare-535|Malcolm Hoare]] |- |[[Young-31892|Elizabeth Kimber (Young)]]||1736||1781||Done||[[Hoare-535|Malcolm Hoare]] |- |[[Young-39570|George Edward Savill Young]]||1884||1917||Done||[[Long-18650|Sarah Long]] |- |[[Young-52768|William Young]]||1704|||||| |} ===December 2023=== This month there are two different challenges. 1) Missing Country: 19th century people born in Oxfordshire: these profiles do not have England or England, United Kingdom on the birth location. These are quick to fix, but please also review the profile and sort out any other issues you can - no sources, gedcom junk, span anchors etc etc. 2) Oxfordshire only: 19th century people who were born in Oxfordshire but the actual town/village is not recorded. I have picked profiles where they are alive for at least one census so hopefully we should be able to pin down the right location. Please add a source for the location and do any other cleanup you can on the profiles. '''Table 1: Missing Country''' {| border="1" !Wikitree ID!!Birth Date!!Birth Location!!Comment!!Working On |- |[[Brown-76754|Rose Simons (Brown) aka Browne]]||1875||Thame, Oxfordshire||Added comment as profile is not open||[[Long-18650|Sarah Long]] |- |[[Bruce-1735|Minna Clara Upton (Bruce)]]||5 May 1899||Thame, Oxfordshire||Added comment as profile is not open||[[Long-18650|Sarah Long]] |- |[[Simons-2095|Charles Edward Simons]]||1874||Thame, Oxfordshire||Left comment on profile as it is not open||[[Long-18650|Sarah Long]] |- |[[Simons-2096|Alice Fanny Simons]]||1877||Thame, Oxfordshire||Left comment on profile as it is not open||[[Long-18650|Sarah Long]] |- |[[Widdows-4|Lily Gertrude Widdows]]||1887||Chipping Norton, Oxfordshire||Left comment on profile as it is not open||[[Long-18650|Sarah Long]] |} '''Table 2: Oxfordshire only {| border="1" !Wikitree ID!!Birth Date!!Death Date!!Comments!!Working On |- |[[Allen-30888|Ann Allen]]||1802||1874||||[[Long-18650|Sarah Long]] |- |[[Atkins-6310|Thomas Atkins]]||1800||1868||Questionable as to whether he was born in Oxfordshire ||[[Long-18650|Sarah Long]] |- |[[Clements-2163|Samuel Clements]]||1814||1875||Done.||[[Dickson-7524|Christopher Dickson]] |- |[[Crawford-15639|Ann Crawford]]||1819||1874||Done||[[Long-18650|Sarah Long]] |- |[[Freeman-19312|John Freeman]]||1802||1861||Exact birth location NK|| [[Parker-41651|Helen F]] |- |[[Gladdy-20|Isobel Hawes (Gladdy)]]||1889||1968||Not Oxfordshire - comment and source in Comments as profile is not open||[[Long-18650|Sarah Long]] |- |[[Sims-8551|Richard Sims]]||1816||1898||Done||[[Long-18650|Sarah Long]] |- |[[Smith-166621|Richard Smith]]||1814||1882||Done||[[Hoare-535|Malcolm Hoare]] |- |[[Waldron-2410|George Waldron]]||1818||1871||Done||[[Long-18650|Sarah Long]] |} ===November 2023: WW1, Unlinked and Oxfordshire Marriages no Birth Location=== '''3: Missing Birth Locations''' {| border="1" !Wikitree ID!!Birth Date!!Marriage!!Marriage Location!!Comments!!Working On |- |[[Faulkner-1583|John Faulkner]]||1811||1840||Bladon||Done||[[Hoare-535|Malcolm Hoare]] |- |[[Ellson-86|Mary Ann Ellson]]||1810||1830||Chalgrove|||| |- |[[Sharman-282|John Sharman]]||1876||1920||Headington|||| |- |[[Brown-114118|John Brown]]||1829||1845||Headington||Done||[[Hoare-535|Malcolm Hoare]] |- |[[Webb-26763|Thuines J. Webb]]||1890||1919||Kidmore End|||| |- |[[Boffin-10|Mary Baughan (Boffin)]]||1803||1824||Kirtlington||Looks to have the wrong LNAB - left comment on profile||[[Long-18650|Sarah Long]] |- |[[Folly-7|Richard Folly]]||1814||1836||Lewknor|||| |- |[[Stephens-12956|Anne Harris (Stephens)]]||1834||1855||Oxford|||| |- |[[Thomas-22390|Ellen V Hitchman (Thomas)]]||1875||1927||Oxford|||| |- |[[Thompson-24921|John Thompson]]||1853||1893||Oxford|||| |- |[[Willis-9804|Frederick J Willis]]||1880||1913||Oxford|||| |- |[[Garvis-6|George Garvis]]||1840||1851||Oxfordshire|||| |- |[[Pitcher-805|Mary Garvis (Pitcher)]]||1840||1851||Oxfordshire|||| |- |[[Buzwell-11|William Buzwell]]||1800||1836||Piddington|||| |- |[[Dicks-527|Jane Marles (Dicks)]]||1801||1817||Sherborne|||| |- |[[Scarrott-58|Esau Scarrott]]||1807||1833||Shipton under Wychwood|||| |- |[[Gregory-9611|Mary Rouse (Gregory)]]||1800||1822||Souldern|||| |- |[[Wheeler-20193|Mary Wheeler]]||1811||1835||Oxford|||| |- |[[Gordon-13205|Alexander Hamilton Miller Haven Gordon]]||1842||1881||Steeple Aston|||| |- |[[Hicks-16645|Elizabeth Painter (Hicks)]]||1815||1839||Stokenchurch|||| |- |[[Woon-106|Thomas Woon]]||1805||1834||Witney||Died 1841 so no census to point to birth location: possible entry Truro, Cornwall but needs further investigation||[[Long-18650|Sarah Long]] |} ===October 2023: Missing Marriages and Woodstock Registration District=== '''1: Woodstock Registration District Unsourced''' {| border="1" !Wikitree ID!!Birth Date!!Birth Location!!Death Date!!Comments!!Working On |- |[[Wilkins-436|Robert Wilkins]]||1560||Deddington, Oxfordshire, England||1603|||| |- |[[Hart-16|Elizabeth Hart]]||1601||Kiddington, Oxfordshire, England||1615|||| |- |[[Beckley-29|Mary Hart (Beckley)]]||1626||Kiddington, Oxfordshire, England||1672|||| |- |[[Younge-120|Martha Wickson (Younge)]]||1775||Wolvercote, Oxfordshire, England||1861||Think this person has the wrong maiden name. Left comments for PM||[[Long-18650|Sarah Long]] |- |[[Wood-8699|Thomas Wood(s)]]||1786 [1789]||Wootton, Oxfordshire, England||1849||Source added for baptism. Spouse and marriage still unsourced and doubtful.||[[Dickson-7524|Christopher Dickson]] |} ===September 2023: Witney Registration District=== '''Update 1st October 2023''': We cleared 70 of the 78 profiles - well done!! {| border="1" !Profile!!Birth!!Birth Location!!Death Date!!Comments!!Working On |- |[[Watts-8966|Margery Ellinor Boyce (Watts)]]||1578||Burford||1614|||| |- |[[Harris-55029|Caesar Harris]]||1754||Minster Lovell||||Query if this person existed and whether should be merged with [[Harris-28809|Caesar Harris]]||[[Long-18650|Sarah Long]] |- |[[Unknown-281887|Sarah Unknown]]||1685||North Leigh|||||| |- |[[Cox-14828|Sarah A Townsend (Cox)]]||1852||North Leigh||||Taken as far as possible without further research into related profile (son). It is almost certain that the intended subject of this profile did not exist with the names suggested.||[[Dickson-7524|Christopher Dickson]] |- |[[Bishop-1467|John Bishop]]||1574||Witney|||||| |- |[[Haris-10|Thomas Haris]]||1600||Witney|||||| |- |[[Best-614|Ann Best]]||1771||Witney|||||| |} ===August 2023: Banbury=== We cleared 34 of the 43 profiles - well done team! {| border="1" cellpadding="9" !Profile!!Birth!!Death!! Comments!! Working On |- |[[Bates-38|John Bates]]||1555||1631||There is nothing to suggest that this person exists, see my research notes on the profile page.||[[Hoare-535|Malcolm Hoare]] |- |[[Haines-2002|Unknown Haines]]||1640|||||| |- |[[Harris-81|Robert Harris]]||1776||1862|||| |- |[[Heritage-137|Dorothy Heritage]]||1880||||Done, have added 'England Project Serious Data Problems' as it looks very likely that this person does not exist||[[Hoare-535|Malcolm Hoare]] |- |[[Roade-1|Rebeca Stanborough (Roade)]]||1557||1603|||| |- |[[Shepherd-6606|William Marshall Shepherd]]||1579||1650||||[[Hoare-535|Malcolm Hoare]] |}
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[[Category: England, Project Managed FSPs]] [[Project:England|England Project]] | [[Space:England:_Counties_Team|England Counties Team Page]] | Oxfordshire Team If you are interested in helping with Oxfordshire, please feel free to look at the [[Project:England|England Project]] page and sign up via the G2G post. ==Welcome to the Oxfordshire Team page!== '''Team Leader:''' [[Hoare-535 |Malcolm Hoare]] '''Team Members:''' [[Evans-15264|Jean Evans]]|[[Long-18650 |Sarah Long]]|[[Greet-49|Elizabeth Viney]] |[[Parker-41651|Helen (Parker) Flight]] | [[Dickson-7524|Christopher Dickson]] | [[Hoare-535|Malcolm Hoare]] '''Goal''' The goal of the Oxfordshire Team is to make all Oxfordshire profiles the best that they can be. It is our desire to leave a lasting legacy of work for future generations and current researchers that can facilitate their quest for family history, and bring them one step closer to discovering the myriad of people it has taken for them to draw breath. '''Topics''' In order to achieve our goal, there are a number of things we are currently working on: * [[:Category: Oxfordshire, Unsourced Profiles|Oxfordshire, Unsourced Profiles]] * [[Automated:DD_Unconnected_List_ENG_OXF | Oxfordshire Unconnected Profiles]] * Oxfordshire Profiles managed by the England Project. * Each month tackling a particular area of focus through the Oxfordshire Monthly Challenge. This can be found here: [[Space:Oxfordshire_Monthly_Challenge|Oxfordshire Monthly Challenge]] '''Oxfordshire Resources''' [[:Space:Oxfordshire_Genealogical_Resources|Oxfordshire Research Resources]] | [[:Category:Oxfordshire|Oxfordshire Category Page]] ==Oxfordshire Statistics Summary== The Oxfordshire Statistics link below takes you to the profile numbers and headline quality measures for Oxfordshire profiles. For more details on how these numbers are calculated please see [[Space:Understanding_England_and_County_Statistics|Understanding England and County Statistics]] [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:England%2C_Regional_and_County_Statistics_Page#Oxfordshire Oxfordshire Statistics] '''29th July 2023 Update on Progress''':
The Oxfordshire Unsourced number continues to fall slowly and is now below 2% of the Oxfordshire Profiles. == Unsourced List == {{Automated:DD_Unsourced_List_ENG_OXF}}
The Oxfordshire Unsourced number continues to fall slowly and is now below 2% of the Oxfordshire Profiles. == Unsourced List == {{Automated:DD_Unsourced_List_ENG_OXF}}
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[[Category: Australia, Bushrangers]] [[Category:Indigenous Australians]] [[Category:Oyster Bay (Paredarerme)]] [[Space:Australian_Bushrangers|Space page Australian Bushrangers]] {{Image|file=Terry_s_Photos-523.jpg |align=r |size=90 |caption= }} {{Image|file=Terry_s_Photos-523.jpg |align=l |size=90 |caption= }}
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Musquito and the Oyster Bay Tribe
''[[Cammeraygal|Musquito]], Musquetta, Bush Muschetta or Muskito was an Indigenous Australian resistance leader, based in Van Diemen's Land. He was the leader of the Tame gang, he joined forces with the Oyster Bay tribe. The Tame gang and the Oyster Bay tribe raided farms on the east coast of Tasmania and killed several stockmen.'' It is thought that Musquito was born in the Hawkesbury region of Sydney. In 1805 he was making raids on British settlements. On the 9 Jun 1805, the authorities authorised his arrest. The local Aboriginal people captured in July of 1805. He was gaoled in Parramatta but wasn't charged. Governor Phillip King exiled him and another prisoner named Bull Dog to Norfolk Island. In January 1813 as part of the evacuation of Norfolk Island, Musquito was sent on the ship Minstrel with other convicts to Port Dalrymple in what was then called Van Diemen's Land. In 1814, Musquito's brother Philip asked Governor Lachlan Macquarie to allow Musquito to return to Sydney, but for some reason, this did not happen and he stayed in Van Diemen's Land. Musquito worked as an Aboriginal tracker to help catch bushrangers. For his services as a tracker of bushrangers, he was promised he would be sent back to Sydney but once again this did not occur. By February 1818 he was a servant of the prominent and wealthy settler Edward Lord, and some sources say that in October 1818 Musquito helped track and kill bushranger Michael Howe. Mosquito was upset over all the broken promises and decided to leave the settlement and go live in the bush. He ended up with the Oyster Bay tribe of natives. There were 200 Aboriginal people, Musquito became their leader they committed many murders on settlers and their families. A large reward was offered for his capture, he was tracked to his hideout at Oyster Bay by a native and two constables, and after resistance, he was wounded and captured he was taken to Hobart Town, where he and another native named Black Tom, and six Europeans, were executed together. {{Image|file=Terry_s_Photos-136.png |align=c |size=600 |caption= }} ==Sources== Ozaukee County, Wisconsin
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{{Image|file=Ozaukee_County_Wisconsin.png |caption=Ozaukee County, Wisconsin }} {{Geographic Location | Reference Location = Ozaukee County,
[[:Category: Wisconsin | Wisconsin]] | NW Location = [[:Category:Dodge County, Wisconsin|Dodge County,]] | N Location = [[:Category:Sheboygan County, Wisconsin|Sheboygan County,]] | NE Location=[[Wikipedia:Lake Michigan|''Lake Michigan'']] | E Location = [[Wikipedia:Lake Michigan|''Lake Michigan'']] | SE Location = [[Wikipedia:Lake Michigan|''Lake Michigan'']] | S Location =[[:Space:Milwaukee County, Wisconsin|Milwaukee County]] | SW Location = [[:Category:Waukesha County, Wisconsin|Waukesha County]] | W Location = [[:Category:Washington County, Wisconsin|Washington County]] }} == History == Ozaukee County was originally part of neighboring Washington County. In 1853, Ozaukee County is separated from Washington County after years of controversy over location of the County Seat. West Bend is named county seat of Washington County and Port Washington is named county seat of Ozaukee County.History of Ozaukee County; http://www.co.ozaukee.wi.us/594/History Ozaukee is the Chippewa form of the tribal name of the Sauk. The word is commonly asserted to mean "people living at the mouth of a river." Others interpret it as signifying "people of yellow earth." In Chippewa, this means ''Osagig'', Sacs, an Indian tribe. Ozaukee County and Sauk County, both corrupt of ''ozagig'', meaning "people living at a river mouth." ''o-aug-egg'', meaning "mouth of the river people."Dictionary of Wisconsin History; https://www.wisconsinhistory.org/Records/Article/CS11516 == Plat Maps == * [http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~wiozauke/maps/1892Platmaps.html 1892 Plat Maps] * [http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~wiozauke/maps/1940Platmaps.html Pre-1940 Plat Maps] === Ozaukee County Online Records === * [https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/results?count=20&placeId=3021&query=%2Bplace%3A%22United%20States%2C%20Wisconsin%2C%20Ozaukee%22%20%2Bavailability%3AOnline FamilySearch's Online Ozaukee Records] ====Cemetery Records==== * [http://www.ci.cedarburg.wi.us/city-government/city-departments/cemetery-records/ Cedarburg Online Cemetery Records] * [[Space:Saint_Finbars_Cemetery%2C_Saukville%2C_Wisconsin|St. Finbar's Cemetery, Saukville]] - mainly Irish settlers * [https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/search?cemetery-name=&cemetery-loc=Ozaukee+County%2C+Wisconsin%2C+USA&only-with-cemeteries=cemOnly&locationId=county_3037 Find-A-Grave Ozaukee Cemeteries] ====Census Records==== === Ozaukee County Books === * [https://archive.org/details/historyofwashing00west History of Washington and Ozaukee counties, Wisconsin] from ''archive.org'' * [https://archive.org/details/worldwaricasualt00hetz World War I casualties, Ozaukee County, Wisconsin] by Bev Hetzel at ''archive.org'' :In the collection of [[Zalewski-1|Brian Zalewski]] who will do lookups. * ''History and Directory of Ozaukee County'', 1899, '''in German'''. * John Boatman, ''Memories From A Rural Ethnic Community: at "the crossroads": The Saukville, Wisconsin Area'' (University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee, 1993) ** This is an amazing book full of detailed history of Saukville including a name index. * Joseph W Zurawski, ''Saukville, A Photo History: The James and John Peterson Collection'' (Manor Press, 2003) == Footnotes ==
[[:Category: Wisconsin | Wisconsin]] | NW Location = [[:Category:Dodge County, Wisconsin|Dodge County,]] | N Location = [[:Category:Sheboygan County, Wisconsin|Sheboygan County,]] | NE Location=[[Wikipedia:Lake Michigan|''Lake Michigan'']] | E Location = [[Wikipedia:Lake Michigan|''Lake Michigan'']] | SE Location = [[Wikipedia:Lake Michigan|''Lake Michigan'']] | S Location =[[:Space:Milwaukee County, Wisconsin|Milwaukee County]] | SW Location = [[:Category:Waukesha County, Wisconsin|Waukesha County]] | W Location = [[:Category:Washington County, Wisconsin|Washington County]] }} == History == Ozaukee County was originally part of neighboring Washington County. In 1853, Ozaukee County is separated from Washington County after years of controversy over location of the County Seat. West Bend is named county seat of Washington County and Port Washington is named county seat of Ozaukee County.History of Ozaukee County; http://www.co.ozaukee.wi.us/594/History Ozaukee is the Chippewa form of the tribal name of the Sauk. The word is commonly asserted to mean "people living at the mouth of a river." Others interpret it as signifying "people of yellow earth." In Chippewa, this means ''Osagig'', Sacs, an Indian tribe. Ozaukee County and Sauk County, both corrupt of ''ozagig'', meaning "people living at a river mouth." ''o-aug-egg'', meaning "mouth of the river people."Dictionary of Wisconsin History; https://www.wisconsinhistory.org/Records/Article/CS11516 == Plat Maps == * [http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~wiozauke/maps/1892Platmaps.html 1892 Plat Maps] * [http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~wiozauke/maps/1940Platmaps.html Pre-1940 Plat Maps] === Ozaukee County Online Records === * [https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/results?count=20&placeId=3021&query=%2Bplace%3A%22United%20States%2C%20Wisconsin%2C%20Ozaukee%22%20%2Bavailability%3AOnline FamilySearch's Online Ozaukee Records] ====Cemetery Records==== * [http://www.ci.cedarburg.wi.us/city-government/city-departments/cemetery-records/ Cedarburg Online Cemetery Records] * [[Space:Saint_Finbars_Cemetery%2C_Saukville%2C_Wisconsin|St. Finbar's Cemetery, Saukville]] - mainly Irish settlers * [https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/search?cemetery-name=&cemetery-loc=Ozaukee+County%2C+Wisconsin%2C+USA&only-with-cemeteries=cemOnly&locationId=county_3037 Find-A-Grave Ozaukee Cemeteries] ====Census Records==== === Ozaukee County Books === * [https://archive.org/details/historyofwashing00west History of Washington and Ozaukee counties, Wisconsin] from ''archive.org'' * [https://archive.org/details/worldwaricasualt00hetz World War I casualties, Ozaukee County, Wisconsin] by Bev Hetzel at ''archive.org'' :In the collection of [[Zalewski-1|Brian Zalewski]] who will do lookups. * ''History and Directory of Ozaukee County'', 1899, '''in German'''. * John Boatman, ''Memories From A Rural Ethnic Community: at "the crossroads": The Saukville, Wisconsin Area'' (University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee, 1993) ** This is an amazing book full of detailed history of Saukville including a name index. * Joseph W Zurawski, ''Saukville, A Photo History: The James and John Peterson Collection'' (Manor Press, 2003) == Footnotes ==
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This page is part of the [[Project:Oregon_Cemeteries|Oregon Cemeteries Project]] See the [[:Category:Pacific_Sunset_Cemetery%2C_Florence%2C_Oregon|Pacific Sunset Cemetery category]] for a partial list of people buried in this cemetery. This is a work in progress. ===Pacific Sunset Cemetery's Posted Rules and Regulations=== *Flowers ONLY allowed on headstones. *No planting *No glass fixtures *Artificial flowers ONLY allowed from October - March 15. *Please help to keep our cemetery clean. We are not responsible for accidents, lost or stolen properties. * Cemetery covered by video surveillance. *Please do not park on the grass. Burns Riverside Chapel Florence Funeral Home (541) 997-3416 ===About=== This project, to catalog and document the history of all burials in Pacific Sunset Cemetery, Lane County, Oregon was begun 24 Feb 2016. This free space page for the Pacific Sunset Cemetery is part of WikiTree's Oregon Cemeteries Project, and was created to document the life and times of our ancestors that are interred there. The Oregon Cemeteries Project is a sub-project of the larger U.S. Cemeteries Project. This page is a work in progress, and will remain so until the Table of Interments (below) is completed. The Table of Interments is a sortable listing of persons interred at this cemetery, some or all of whom are linked to existing WikiTree profiles. If you know of a person interred at this cemetery that should be linked to an existing WikiTree profile, or needs to have a profile created for them, please contact [[Small-1886|Luci Goodman]] for assistance. ----- ===Contact Information, Location and Map=== Location
East of Florence on HWY 126
Florence, Oregon 97439
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43.9782771, -124.079566 [https://www.google.com/maps/place/Pacific+Sunset+Memorial+Park+Cemetery,+Florence,+OR+97439/@43.9782771,-124.079566,17.01z/data=!4m7!1m4!3m3!1s0x54c17ff17b378c47:0x9f69e8126abc190c!2sPacific+Sunset+Memorial+Park+Cemetery,+Florence,+OR+97439!3b1!3m1!1s0x54c17ff17b378c47:0x9f69e8126abc190c] ===Tasks Completed=== Photography In progress Approximately <.01% of grave markers photographed as of Feb 24, 2016 Data Transcriptions In progress <1% (35) profiles set up as of Feb 24, 2016 ===To Do=== Compile full listing here of all marked graves in the cemetery. Photograph all marked graves Link existing profiles or create new profiles for persons listed in the Table of Interments When complete, everyone listed in the Table of Interments will be linked to their own WikiTree profile, and to a photo of that person's corresponding grave marker. The created profiles can include other genealogical and biographical information as well as a listing of sources for documentation. Validate links and transcription information Profile and photo links and transcribed information needs to be cross-checked to ensure accuracy. Create an audio/video tour of the cemetery Record a virtual tour of the cemetery that can be viewed as downloadable media on computers, tablets or other device. Such a tour would take the viewer around the cemetery to explore the history of the people buried here. Background information can be supplied. Those with mobile internet access can access online links to more information. ----- ===Table of Interments=== {| class="wikitable sortable" border="1" |+ Sortable table |- ! scope="col" | Last Name ! scope="col" | First/Middle Names/Initials ! scope="col" | Born ! scope="col" | Died ! scope="col" | Notes ! scope="col" | Latitude ! scope="col" | Longitude ! scope="col" class="unsortable" | Photo (click for larger) |- | [[Baldwin-7186|Baldwin]]||Lloyd James||September 15, 1953||January 16, 2007||||N43°58'40.200||W124°04'33.559|||[[image:Baldwin-7186.jpg|120px]] |- | [[Bargfrede-3|Bargfrede]]||JoAnne||August 27, 1936||February 3, 2014||||N43°58'42.198||W124°04'32.929|||[[image:Bargfrede-3.jpg|120px]] |- | [[Cristler-6|Cristler]]||James Martin||March 31, 1942||April 3, 2014||||N43°58'42.071||W124°04'32.980|||[[image:Cristler-6.jpg|120px]] |- | [[Dollinger-14|Dollinger]]||Hunter J F||1997||2015||son of Kevin||N43°58'42.378||W124°04'33.389|||[[image:Dollinger-12.jpg|120px]] |- | [[Dollinger-13|Dollinger]]||Kevin Gene||July 26, 1972||October 6, 2014||son of Sharon||N43°58'42.378||W124°04'33.389|||[[image:Dollinger-12.jpg|120px]] |- | [[Dollinger-12|Dollinger]]||Sharon Ann||February 3, 1943||November 4, 1992||named on two stones||N43°58'42.378||W124°04'33.389|||[[image:Dollinger-12.jpg|120px]] |- | [[Frauendiener-1|Frauendiener]]||Kent D.||December 31, 1938||March 12, 2003||||N43°58'41.237||W124°04'32.869|||[[image:Frauendiener-1.jpg|120px]] |- | [[Getchell-689|Getchell]]||Orville L.||July 19, 1927||July 6, 2015||||N43°58'41.381||W124°04'32.759|||[[image:Getchell-689.jpg|120px]] |- | [[Goodman-3315|Goodman]]||Leonard, Jr.||September 4, 1925||November 7, 2004||||N43°58'40.242||W124°04'33.310|||[[image:Goodman-3315.jpg|120px]] |- | [[Schneider-4655|Meyers]]||Margaret S (Schneider)||September 8, 1911 ||March 19, 1999||||N43°58'40.200||W124°04'33.480|||[[image:Schneider-4655-1.jpg|120px]] |- | [[Miles-3962|Miles]]||E. E. "Bud"||September 15, 1953||January 16, 2007||father of Robert||N43°58'41.339||W124°04'32.959|||[[image:Miles-3962.jpg|120px]] |- | [[Miles-3963|Miles]]||Robert Earl "Bob"||August 14, 1968||July 17, 2013||son of E. E.||N43°58'41.321||W124°04'32.929|||[[image:Miles-3963.jpg|120px]] |- | [[Perry-8339|Morrill]]||Carol Ann (Perry)||April 20, 1951||September 26, 2005||||N43°||W124°|||[[image:Perry-8339.jpg|120px]] |- | [[Savery-48|Pearson]]||Beda Katherine (Savery)|| June 8, 1916 ||August 18, 1988||wife of Chester||N43°||W124°|||[[image:Savery-48.jpg|120px]] |- | [[Pearson-5125 |Pearson]]||Chester Dow||April 10, 1913 ||October 10, 1982||husband of Beda||N43°||W124°|||[[image:Pearson-5125.jpg|120px]] |- | [[Porter-9278|Porter]]||Barbara P||September 3, 1928||January 21, 1993||||N43°||W124°|||[[image:Porter-9278.jpg|120px]] |- | [[Sands-1423|Sands]]||Philip||February 22, 1933||July 19, 2007||||N43°58'41.388||W124°04'32.980|||[[image:Sands-1423.jpg|120px]] |- | [[Sick-31|Sick]]||Andrew James||August 18, 1980||July 6, 2006||son of Robert Sick||N43°||W124°|||[[image:Sick-31.jpg|120px]] |- | [[Sick-32|Sick]]||Robert Ernest||February 3, 1948||June 18, 2002||father of Andrew Sick||N43°||W124°|| [[image:Sick-31.jpg|120px]] |- | [[Shelton-2898|Wolford]]||Mary Louise (Shelton)||February 1, 1917 ||October 14, 1995||wife of Roy Wolford||N43°||W124°|| [[image:Shelton-2898-1.jpg|120px]] |- | [[Wolford-462|Wolford]]||Roy Horace||August 9, 1917||May 1, 1987||husband of Mary Wolford||N43°58'40.157||W124°04'33.529|| [[image:Wolford-462.jpg|120px]] |-
East of Florence on HWY 126
Florence, Oregon 97439
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43.9782771, -124.079566 [https://www.google.com/maps/place/Pacific+Sunset+Memorial+Park+Cemetery,+Florence,+OR+97439/@43.9782771,-124.079566,17.01z/data=!4m7!1m4!3m3!1s0x54c17ff17b378c47:0x9f69e8126abc190c!2sPacific+Sunset+Memorial+Park+Cemetery,+Florence,+OR+97439!3b1!3m1!1s0x54c17ff17b378c47:0x9f69e8126abc190c] ===Tasks Completed=== Photography In progress Approximately <.01% of grave markers photographed as of Feb 24, 2016 Data Transcriptions In progress <1% (35) profiles set up as of Feb 24, 2016 ===To Do=== Compile full listing here of all marked graves in the cemetery. Photograph all marked graves Link existing profiles or create new profiles for persons listed in the Table of Interments When complete, everyone listed in the Table of Interments will be linked to their own WikiTree profile, and to a photo of that person's corresponding grave marker. The created profiles can include other genealogical and biographical information as well as a listing of sources for documentation. Validate links and transcription information Profile and photo links and transcribed information needs to be cross-checked to ensure accuracy. Create an audio/video tour of the cemetery Record a virtual tour of the cemetery that can be viewed as downloadable media on computers, tablets or other device. Such a tour would take the viewer around the cemetery to explore the history of the people buried here. Background information can be supplied. Those with mobile internet access can access online links to more information. ----- ===Table of Interments=== {| class="wikitable sortable" border="1" |+ Sortable table |- ! scope="col" | Last Name ! scope="col" | First/Middle Names/Initials ! scope="col" | Born ! scope="col" | Died ! scope="col" | Notes ! scope="col" | Latitude ! scope="col" | Longitude ! scope="col" class="unsortable" | Photo (click for larger) |- | [[Baldwin-7186|Baldwin]]||Lloyd James||September 15, 1953||January 16, 2007||||N43°58'40.200||W124°04'33.559|||[[image:Baldwin-7186.jpg|120px]] |- | [[Bargfrede-3|Bargfrede]]||JoAnne||August 27, 1936||February 3, 2014||||N43°58'42.198||W124°04'32.929|||[[image:Bargfrede-3.jpg|120px]] |- | [[Cristler-6|Cristler]]||James Martin||March 31, 1942||April 3, 2014||||N43°58'42.071||W124°04'32.980|||[[image:Cristler-6.jpg|120px]] |- | [[Dollinger-14|Dollinger]]||Hunter J F||1997||2015||son of Kevin||N43°58'42.378||W124°04'33.389|||[[image:Dollinger-12.jpg|120px]] |- | [[Dollinger-13|Dollinger]]||Kevin Gene||July 26, 1972||October 6, 2014||son of Sharon||N43°58'42.378||W124°04'33.389|||[[image:Dollinger-12.jpg|120px]] |- | [[Dollinger-12|Dollinger]]||Sharon Ann||February 3, 1943||November 4, 1992||named on two stones||N43°58'42.378||W124°04'33.389|||[[image:Dollinger-12.jpg|120px]] |- | [[Frauendiener-1|Frauendiener]]||Kent D.||December 31, 1938||March 12, 2003||||N43°58'41.237||W124°04'32.869|||[[image:Frauendiener-1.jpg|120px]] |- | [[Getchell-689|Getchell]]||Orville L.||July 19, 1927||July 6, 2015||||N43°58'41.381||W124°04'32.759|||[[image:Getchell-689.jpg|120px]] |- | [[Goodman-3315|Goodman]]||Leonard, Jr.||September 4, 1925||November 7, 2004||||N43°58'40.242||W124°04'33.310|||[[image:Goodman-3315.jpg|120px]] |- | [[Schneider-4655|Meyers]]||Margaret S (Schneider)||September 8, 1911 ||March 19, 1999||||N43°58'40.200||W124°04'33.480|||[[image:Schneider-4655-1.jpg|120px]] |- | [[Miles-3962|Miles]]||E. E. "Bud"||September 15, 1953||January 16, 2007||father of Robert||N43°58'41.339||W124°04'32.959|||[[image:Miles-3962.jpg|120px]] |- | [[Miles-3963|Miles]]||Robert Earl "Bob"||August 14, 1968||July 17, 2013||son of E. E.||N43°58'41.321||W124°04'32.929|||[[image:Miles-3963.jpg|120px]] |- | [[Perry-8339|Morrill]]||Carol Ann (Perry)||April 20, 1951||September 26, 2005||||N43°||W124°|||[[image:Perry-8339.jpg|120px]] |- | [[Savery-48|Pearson]]||Beda Katherine (Savery)|| June 8, 1916 ||August 18, 1988||wife of Chester||N43°||W124°|||[[image:Savery-48.jpg|120px]] |- | [[Pearson-5125 |Pearson]]||Chester Dow||April 10, 1913 ||October 10, 1982||husband of Beda||N43°||W124°|||[[image:Pearson-5125.jpg|120px]] |- | [[Porter-9278|Porter]]||Barbara P||September 3, 1928||January 21, 1993||||N43°||W124°|||[[image:Porter-9278.jpg|120px]] |- | [[Sands-1423|Sands]]||Philip||February 22, 1933||July 19, 2007||||N43°58'41.388||W124°04'32.980|||[[image:Sands-1423.jpg|120px]] |- | [[Sick-31|Sick]]||Andrew James||August 18, 1980||July 6, 2006||son of Robert Sick||N43°||W124°|||[[image:Sick-31.jpg|120px]] |- | [[Sick-32|Sick]]||Robert Ernest||February 3, 1948||June 18, 2002||father of Andrew Sick||N43°||W124°|| [[image:Sick-31.jpg|120px]] |- | [[Shelton-2898|Wolford]]||Mary Louise (Shelton)||February 1, 1917 ||October 14, 1995||wife of Roy Wolford||N43°||W124°|| [[image:Shelton-2898-1.jpg|120px]] |- | [[Wolford-462|Wolford]]||Roy Horace||August 9, 1917||May 1, 1987||husband of Mary Wolford||N43°58'40.157||W124°04'33.529|| [[image:Wolford-462.jpg|120px]] |-
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=Packer Source List= ==Histories of the Packers== *Packer, Donna Smith. On Footings from the Past: The Packers in England ISBN 978-0884946816 *Packer, John Thurber. [http://www.lehigh.edu/library/speccoll/asa_packer_books/packer-genealogy.pdf History and Genealogy of the Packer Family]. Privately printed. ==Articles and books containing references to the Packer family== *Balle, William. "The Accompt of William Balle from 28 November 1660 to 11 September 1663" *Hasted, Edward [http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=62858 The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent] Volume 3 (1797), pp. 275-300. *Maidment, Barbara (2005). A History of Groombridge Place. Chelwood Gate: Danewood Press Ltd.ISBN 0954120701. *Maidment, Barbara (2001). A History of Groombridge Place. Brighton: Groombridge Past. ISBN 0954120701. *Newman, John. West Kent and the Weald. Yale University Press, 1980, ISBN 978-0-300-09614-9 *Porter Darwin. Frommer's England 2010. Danforth Prince, Frommer's, 2009, ISBN 978-0-470-47070-1 *Unknown. Unknown [http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=image&guid=d7d429b7-0a13-4916-ac24-76a0617f50d8&tid=18112781&pid=1182767671 Image of a page of Packer history] P 73. ==Articles and books containing references only to specific Packers== ===Packer MPs=== *An awesome resource: [http://www.historyofparliamentonline.org/ The online history of the British parliament] ===Winchcombe Packers=== *Ford, David Nash (2001)[http://www.berkshirehistory.com/articles/winchcombe_family.html Winchcombe family] Berkshire History. Wokingham: Nash Ford Publishing ===Shellingford Packers=== *Ford, David Nash (2001) "[http://www.berkshirehistory.com/villages/donnington.html Donnington]" on Royal Berkshire History. Wokingham: Nash Ford Publishing *Avebury, Eric [http://sciway3.net/clark/beaufort/willisconnection.htm The WILLIS family and Richard LUBBOCK] ===[[Packer-52|Philip Packer]]=== *Notes and Records of the Royal Society of London, Vol. 14, No. 2 (Jun., 1960), pp. 174–183 *[http://www.pepys.info/1669/1669may.html Reference to Philip in Samuel Pepys diary] *[http://www2.royalsociety.org/DServe/dserve.exe?dsqIni=Dserve.ini&dsqApp=Archive&dsqCmd=Show.tcl&dsqDb=Persons&dsqPos=0&dsqSearch=%28Surname%3D%27packer%27%29 Philip Packer's Royal Society Membership] *Thomson, Thomas. History of the Royal Society ==Notes== # I thought this would be a good way to share resources, and to store citations. I welcome any feedback, and of course more references! # Text for Packer pages: #:*For a list of Packer resources, see [[Space:Packer Bibliography|The Packer Bibliography]] ---- ==Other sources== *http://trees.ancestry.com/pt/PersonMatch.aspx?tid=18112781&pid=1182767671&src=m *http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/h/o/w/Daniel-E-Howe/GENE8-0001.html *[http://www.gloucestershire.gov.uk/archives/article/107388/Researching-your-family-history Gloucestershire Archives] *[http://www.kent.gov.uk/leisure_and_culture/family_history/getting_started.aspx Kent Archives]
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[[Category:Nominated Profiles]] ==The Packer Portraits== The Packer Portraits are a fascinating heirloom, and hold great significance for descendants of the Packer family. Images of the portraits circulate on various genealogy sites with differing attributions as to the sitter. Many claim that one or two of the portraits are that of Philip Packer (1664-1739), who will be referred to here as Philip the Immigrant to distinguish him from his father, Philip Packer FRS (1618-1686). Philip the Immigrant became the most famous member of the family. Having left England to start a new life, he raised a large family in America. Many of his descendants understandably wish to lay claim to an image. The ten beautifully painted portraits of three generations of Packers graced the halls of [[Space:Groombridge Place|Groombridge Place]] for 350 years. [[Smail-33|I]] first learned about the portraits as a young child, when my [[Packer-453|Grandmother]] presented the family with a photo album of Groombridge Place that included images of the portraits and a photo-copied letter (believed to be from [[Packer-474|David Packer]] and addressed to [[Packer-456|Emma Kelson]]) detailing the Packer history at Groombridge. My parents went to see the house in the 70s. They were invited in and given a tour by Mr. Mountain. They saw the portraits in hanging in the halls. In 1992, the portraits, along with much of the house's contents were sold at auction by Sotheby's, and, sadly, have been scattered - though it is believed that one of the portraits remains in Groombridge Place, a private home. The images on this page were scanned from the Sotheby's catalogue on September 15, 2013. The Lot descriptions were transcribed [with any added notes in square brackets] shortly after. There are two portraits in particular that are claimed to be of Philip the Immigrant: Lot 251 and Lot 257. The identity of the remainder are less disputed, though I have seen Lot 259 identified as Philip the Immigrant as well. I believe that none of these portraits are of Philip the Immigrant. The fact that they are so often identified as such (other than the fact that so many of them ARE named Philip), I can only attribute to a desire for people to look at the face of their ancestor and link themselves visually to their history - a desire I understand well. The portraits have to be examined as a group, which hung in a family home at a time in history. They also should be understood in the context of Groombridge Place, and the history of Philip FRS's "two families". Philip the Immigrant was the illegitimate child of Philip Packer and Sarah Isgar. Philip FRS kept his second family (Sarah and their three sons - James, William and Philip) in one of his properties in Ireland. After his wife Isabella died, Philip married Sarah and moved her to Groombridge Place. It is very likely that the three boys stayed in Ireland. The family that Philip sailed to America with were, in essence, neighbours of the Isgar/Packer property in Ireland. His two other brothers died in the Battle of the Boyne in Ireland in 1690. Philip the Immigrant could not inherit, and there is some doubt that he even used the name Packer before he left for America. With that knowledge, it is difficult to imagine that his portrait would have hung in the halls of the family estate. Particularly if one must then chose which "legitimate" member of the family would have been left off the walls. According to my research (which, for the record, proved that my family is not descended from the Groombridge Packers at all), the portraits are of the following sitters (Lot numbers as they appear in the catelogue): *First generation **Lot 251: [[Packer-52|Philip Packer, FRS]] **Lot 253: [[Berkeley-174|Isabella Berkeley]] of Spechley, Philip Packer's first wife **Lot 252: [[Isgar-3|Sarah Isgar]], Philip Packer's second wife [[image:Packer_family_portraits.jpg|150px|Phillip Packer]] [[image:Packer_family_portraits-2.jpg|150px|Isabelle Berkely]] [[image:Packer_family_portraits-3.jpg|150px|Sarah Isgar]] *Second generation **Lot 254: Four daughters of Philip Packer and Isabelle Berkeley (from left) [[Packer-58|Temperance]]; [[Packer-56|Elizabeth]]; [[Packer-54|Isabella]], and [[Packer-57|Katherine]] **Lot 257: [[Packer-489|Robert Packer]], eldest son of Philip Packer and Isabella Berkeley **Lot 258: [[Packer-143|John Philip Packer]] son and ultimate heir of Philip Packer and Isabella Berkeley **Lot 255: [[Morgan-5603|Barbara Morgan]], wife of [[Packer-143|John Philip]] [[image:Packer_family_portraits-4.jpg|300px|Temperance, Elizabeth, Isabella and Katherine]] [[image:Packer_family_portraits-5.jpg|150px|Robert Packer]] [[image:Packer_family_portraits-6.jpg|150px|John P.Packer]] [[image:Packer_family_portraits-7.jpg|150px|Barbara Morgan]] *Third generation **Lot 259: [[Packer-475|Philip Packer]], son and heir of John Philip Packer and Barbara Morgan **Lot 256: [[Packer-476|Isabella]], daughter of John Philip Packer and Barbara Morgan **Lot 260: [[Packer-477|Anne Packer]], daughter of John Philip Packer and Barbara Morgan [[image:Packer_family_portraits-10.jpg|150px|Philip Packer]] [[image:Packer_family_portraits-9.jpg|150px|Isabella Packer]] [[image:Packer_family_portraits-8.jpg|150px|Anne Packer]] ----- ==The Sotheby's Catalogue== The catalogue, created in 1992 for the sale of the contents of Groombridge place, lists biographical information with each of the Lots. Some of that information came from the Red Book, of the late Mr. Mountain who purchased Groombridge Place and much of its contents in 1919. He kept detailed notes about the provenance of the contents of the house in the Red book. The accuracy of this information is likely good, but still flawed. As an experienced art auction house, Sotheby's understands the importance of provenance, and detailed, accurate information is part of that. However, there are some internal inaccuracies within the listings. The captions of each lot [with my notes] are transcribed below. ===Lot 251=== Follower of Sir Peter Lely (1618-1680) Portrait of Philip Packer (1656-1739) Three-quarter length, seated, wearing a brown coat, a book in his right hand. Oil on canvas, in its original carved wood frame 124.5 by 99cm, 49 by 39 in. [I believe the following is incorrect] The sitter was the eldest son of [[Packer-39|Philip Packer]] (1618-1686) and his second wife, Sarah Isgar (see lot 252). He married Hannah Sessions in 1686, and died in America in 1739. His father, [[Packer-52|Philip Packer]] [who [[Smail-33|I]] think is actually the sitter], a founder member of the Royal Society, who inherited the property in 1649, built Groombridge Place, and entertained his friend and fellow barrister John Evelyn on at least two occasions." The reason I believe this portrait to be of [[Packer-52|Philip Packer]](1618) and not his son is because the portraits cover three largely complete generations of Groombridge Packers. There is no evidence that [[Packer-39|Philip Packer Jr.]], or his two full brothers (the three of whom were born out of wedlock to [[Isgar-3|Sarah Isgar]]) ever resided at Groombridge. ===Lot 253=== Attributed to Robert Walker (fl.1641-1658) Portrait of Isabella Berkeley of Spetchley, Mrs. Philip Packer. Three-quarter length, standing in a landscape wearing blue dress. Oil on canvas. 96.5 by 81.5cm; 38 by 32 in. The sitter was the first wife of Philip Packer (1618-1686). They had three children [sic], Robert (see lot 257), John (see lot 258) and Isabella (see lot 254). She was the daughter of Thomas Berkeley of Spetchley Park, Worcestershire, and his wife Anne, daughter of William Darell of Scotney, Sussex. Her brother Robert founded the Berkeley Hospital in Worcester. Bought by Mr. Mountain before the sale of the contents of Groombridge Place, September 1919. Valued by Toplis & Harding, 28 Old Jewry, London, £75.0.0. Purchased for £25.0.0. £ 3,000 – 5,000 ===Lot 252=== John Greenhill (c.1644-1676) Portrait of Sarah Isgar, Mrs. Philip Packer Head and shoulders, wearing a brown dress and pearls. Oil on canvas, oval. 59.5 by 49.5cm; 23.5 by 19.5 in. The sitter was the wife of Philip Packer (1618-1686). She was christened in West Lavington, Wiltshire in 1624, and married Philip Packer as his second wife in 1666. They had three sons, Philip (see lot 251), James and William. Purchased by Mr. Mountain before the sale of the contents of Groombridge Place, September 1919. Valued by Toplis & Harding, 28 Old Jewry, London, £21.0.0. Purchased for £18.0.0. £2,000-3,000 ===Lot 254=== Follower of John Michael Wright (1617-1694) Portrait of the four daughters of Philip Packer (1618-1686) All half-length, in a landscape, wearing orange and blue robes. Oil on canvas, in its original carved wood frame 100 by 179cm.; 39.5 by 70.5 in. The sitters are the daughters of Philip Packer and his first wife Isabella Berkeley. They are Isabella (1657-1736) who married Thomas Vincent in 1682, Elizabeth (1659-1714) who married Michael Geddes, Katherine (1661-1722) who married Philip Vincent of Barnborough Grange, and Temperance (1663-1729) who married John Van Den Bempde of Hackness Hall, Yorkshire in 1699. Purchased by Mr. Mountain before the sale of the contents of Groombridge Place, September 1919. Valued by Toplis & Harding, 28 Old Jewry, London, £63.0.0. Purchased for £35.0.0. £8,000-12,000 ===Lot 257=== Charles Beale (1660-1714) Portrait of a gentleman of the Packer family [see description for lot 253, which identifies this sitter as Robert] Three-quarter length, standing, wearing a grey coat with red robes Signed c.r.: C.B., oil on canvas 124.5 by 99 cm; 49 by 39 in. Literature: Elizabeth Walsh and Richard Jeffree, the Excellent Mary Beale, 1976, Exhibition Catalogue. pp41 and 43 (illus.) £ 4,000 – 6,000 ===Lot 258=== John Closterman (1660-1711) Portrait of John Packer (1655-1697) Three-quarter length, standing, wearing a blue coat and brown robes. Oil on canvas, in its original carved wood frame. 124.5 by 99cm; 49 by 39 in. The sitter was the second son of Philip Packer and his first wife, Isabella Berkeley of Spetchley (see lot 253). He married Barbara Morgan (see lot 255), daughter of Colonel John Morgan of Warminster, Wiltshire (1652-1712) and had three children. Isabella (see lot 256), Philip (see lot 259) and Anne (see lot 260). Following the death of his elder brother, Robert, he inherited Groombridge from his father Philip in 1686. £ 6,000 – 8,000 ===Lot 255=== Attributed to Harman Verelst (c. 1643-1702) Portrait of Barbara Morgan Head and shoulders, wearing a red dress with grey robes. Oil on canvas, oval, in a carved wood frame 73.5 by 61 cm; 29 by 24 in. The sister was the wife of John Packer (see lot 258). She was the daughter of Colonel John Morgan of Warminster, Wiltshire. £ 800 – 1,200 ===Lot 259=== Attributed to John Vandervaart (1653-1727) Portrait of Philip Packer (1676-1709) Fully length, standing in a landscape, wearing a grey tunic and red robes, a musket in his left hand, a spaniel by his side. Oil on canvas, in its original carved wood frame. 183 by 119.5cm; 71 by 47 in. The sitter was the son of John Packer (see lot 258) and his wife Barbara Morgan. He married Anne Ashe, daughter and heiress of sir Joseph Ashe of Twickenham, and on his death the property was left to his sister. He was the last [male] Packer to live at Groombridge and in 1753 the Packer connection ended. £ 10,000 – 15,000 ===Lot 256=== Studio of Sir Godfrey Kneller, Bt. (1646-1723) Portrait of Isabella Packer, later Mrs Rivers of Chafford Three-quarter length, seated, wearing a brown dress with blue robes, a dog by her side. Oil on canvas, in its original carved wood frame. 124.5 by 99cm; 49 by 39 in. The sitter was the eldest daughter of John Packer (see lot 258) and his wife Barbara Morgan. She married firstly George Rivers of Chafford, and secondly Mr. Cook. £ 2,500 – 4,000 ===Lot 260=== Attributed to John Vandervaart (1653-1727) Portrait of Anne Packer (B. 1677) Full length, seated in a landscape beside an urn of flowers, wearing a brown dress with blue robes. Oil on canvas, in a carved wood frame 180.5 by 119.5 cm; 71 by 47 in. The sitter was the youngest daughter of John Packer (see lot 258) and his wife Barbara Morgan, and sister of Philip Packer (see previous lot). In 1735 she married, at the age of 57, Thomas Lyte of London, whose descendant, the Rev. Henry Francis Lyte was author of the hymn ‘Abide with Me’. £7,000 – 10,000 == The portraits today == The whereabouts of the ten portraits that hung together for 350 years is unknown. They have been presumably scattered to various buyers who attended the auction in 1992. I believe at least one was purchased by an art museum. Another, that of Sarah Isgar, was purchased by the current owner of Groombridge, and hangs in the house. If anyone knows how to find the buyers of the portraits, it would be great to document their whereabouts here. ---- ==References== === Footnotes ===
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[[Category:Colony of New South Wales (1788-1900)]] [[Category:Evans-20927 - George Patfield and Mary O'Brien Descendants]] [[Category:Port Jackson Penal Colony]] '''This page has been created by [[Evans-20927|Ken Evans]], a five x great grandson of [[Patfield-13|George]] and [[O'Brien-5573|Mary]] Patfield, to honour them and their Aussie family.''' == Paddle to Australia ==
'''It is the contribution of folk such as George and Mary who have
forged the heritage that we today call Australia ...
the ‘fair go’ attitude and 'mateship' that blossomed into the ANZAC tradition'''
[[Image:Photos-473.jpg|175px|center]] forged the heritage that we today call Australia ...
the ‘fair go’ attitude and 'mateship' that blossomed into the ANZAC tradition'''
'''''Paddle to Australia''''' is the title of a manuscript written by [[Evans-20927|Ken Evans]]. This space page is a condensed version of that manuscript. ''It is the contribution of folk such as George and Mary who have forged the heritage that we today call Australia; emancipated convicts, and their children and grandchildren, eeking out an existence from the hostile Australian land, that bred the ‘fair go’ attitude and 'mateship' that blossomed into the ANZAC tradition.'' [[Patfield-13|'''George Patfield''']] (1763-1809)Flynn, Michael. ''The Second Fleet: Britain’s Grim Armada of 1790''. Library of Australian History. Sydney, 1993 was tried and convicted of theft at Taunton Assizes, Somerset. He is listed on the convict musters of New South Wales in 1800 and 1806. His marriage in 1793 and the births of their children are recorded on the New South Wales registers. However, no George Patfield arrived in New South Wales! A George Paddle disappeared from history after arriving in New South Wales aboard the ''Neptune'' [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neptune_(1780_ship) Wikipedia: Neptune; accessed 19 Nov 2018] in June 1790. George Patfield's accomplice, Thomas Hill, was also aboard the ''Neptune'', dying during the voyage. It is believed that George Paddle is George Patfield, hence ''Paddle to Australia''. Being recognised with agricultural skills, sorely needed in the infant colony, George was promptly taken up-river to Parramatta to work on the government farms. [[O'Brien-5573|'''Mary O'Brien''']] (c1772-1853) Martin, Megan. ''Settlers and Convicts of the Bellona 1793: a Biographical Dictionary''. Bellona Muster Committee 1793-1993. North Ryde, 1992 entered the (New South Wales) scene from the ''Bellona'' [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bellona_(1782_ship) Wikipedia: Bellona; accessed 19 Nov 2018] on 17th January 1793. The seventeen female convicts were taken that day to the female factory at Parramatta. Convicted of stealing a cotton gown, petticoat, and other goods valued at twenty-two shillings ($2.20) at the Summer Assizes held at Exeter Castle, Devon, on 22nd August 1791, Mary Brien received her sentence: 'To be transported beyond the seas to Botany Bay for seven years.' Also implicated in the crime and appearing at these Assizes were Robert Rowland, and Betty and Mary Thomas who were found guilty of receiving the stolen goods and sentenced to fourteen years of exile. Betty Thomas sailed aboard the ''Bellona'' with Mary. Why was this young colleen, Mary, of apparent Irish extraction in Exeter? Who was Robert Rowland and what happened to him? Why would an accomplice even be needed to steal such a small number of items? Mary Brien was sent to London’s Newgate Prison where she remained for eleven months until boarding the ''Bellona'' at Debtford, on the River Thames. She had initially been listed for the vastly overcrowded ''Royal Admiral'', which sailed in May 1792. '''Marriage''': On 19th May 1793, George and Mary were married at Parramatta by [[Johnson-72223|Reverend Richard Johnson]], according to Church of England (Anglican) rites. Note, that it is incorrect to say they were married in St John's Church as work had not yet commenced on such a building and the name was not declared until 1802. Mary bore George's (and her's) first child in October at the Eastern Farms (now Ryde), New South Wales. Sadly, that little girl died soon afterward, however, was at the centre of a high-profile battle of wits between the acting governor of the colony and the military chaplain. Murray, Iain H. ''Australian Christian Life from 1788''. Banner of Truth Trust. Edinburgh, 1988 Mary bore a further seven children in the following thirteen years, all of whom survived childhood. In 1795, George was free by servitude, enabling him to apply for and be granted 60 acres of land at the Eastern Farms (now part of the City of Ryde). Ryan, R J. ''Land Grants 1788-1809''. Australian Documents Library. Sydney, 1981 There, George and Mary lived, farmed, raised their family, and died. George and Mary are covered in a short biography in Gwen Bruen's 1987 book (out of print), ''Thank You Mother England: Paul Lutherburrow and Families''. Bruen, Gweneth. ''Thank You Mother England: Paul Lutherburrow and Families''. Self-published. Epping, 1986 If other accounts have been written please let us know. We would like to do all biographical stories of our family justice. Please, if you are a descendant of this remarkable man and his equally remarkable pioneering wife, become connected with more than 1,100 descendant profiles by placing "Category: George Patfield-Mary O'Brien Descendants" on your profile above the line '== Biography =='. Add your family tales on this page as Memories (see below).
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=== Children of George and Mary Patfield === The nickname given to the children of the early convicts was 'currency lads' or 'currency lasses'. In the early years of the Colony of New South Wales, the term 'currency' was used to refer to any money other than pound sterling, which was the only legal tender. Owing to a shortage of sterling, 'currency' circulated freely, but was not always accepted – the term carried implications of illegality, inferior quality, and subordination. By analogy, native-born colonials came to be known as 'currency', in contrast to the British-born 'sterling'.Molony, John N. ''The Native-born: The First White Australians''. Melbourne University Publishing, 2000, p25 It was a derogatory term, meant to separate the children of convicts or ex-convicts from those of the so-called respectable classes. In 1832, Horatio Wills, born in Sydney in 1811 to a convict father, founded ''The Currency Lad''; the first newspaper published in the colony which specifically set out to protect the interests of the native-born.McKenna, Mark. ''The Captive Republic: A History of Republicanism in Australia 1788-1996''. Cambridge University Press, 1996, p23 * Elizabeth (Oct 1793-died in infancy) * [[Patfield-7|Ann]] (1796-1855) married convict [[Pincham-2|William '''Pincham''']] and, later, [[Pierce-9381|Samuel Pearce or Pierce]]. Settled nearby in the Pennant Hills district. * [[Patfield-14|George '''Patfield''']] (1797-1863 or 1895) married [[Small-11|Sarah Small]], daughter of First Fleet convicts. Settled at Paterson, in the Hunter Valley. * [[Patfield-63|John]] (1799-1848) bachelor. Remained at Eastern Farms / Kissing Point / Ryde. * [[Patfield-12|Elizabeth]] (1802-70) married [[Small-1480|John '''Small''']], son of First Fleet convicts. Settled at Woodford Island, Clarence River, in the north of New South Wales. * [[Patfield-64|Mary]] (1804-72) married convict, [[Brown-68217|Thomas '''Brown''']]. Settled in Sydney. * [[Padfield-139|Sarah]] (1805-79) married [[Hatton-1113|Joseph '''Hatton''']], son of First Fleet convicts. Remained in the Kissing Point / Ryde district. * [[Patfield-65|Eliza]] (1807-) married convict [[Balden-16|Thomas '''Balden''']]. Was at Sydney, then Bathurst, then unknown.
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=== Settlers and Family Life: 1793–1809 === [[Image:Australian Images-1.gif|150px|center]] The first group of European settlers to form the Eastern Farms (from 1800 known as Kissing Point and from 1840 as Ryde) were nine ex-convicts, allocated land grants by [[Phillip-196|Governor Arthur Phillip]] in February 1792. The land was known originally by its Aboriginal caretakers, the Wallumettagal people, as ''Wallumatta''. The name Wallumatta survives in the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wallumatta_Nature_Reserve Wallumatta Nature Reserve], in North Ryde. This author here honours the traditional people of the land and their elders. Colonisation, a system used by societies since the time of Noah's Flood and brought into 'art form' by the European powers, was never right and could only bring anguish for the people dispossessed. Sadly, neither can its effects be undone! There is no evidence that the Patfield family ever brought violence against members of the Wallumettagal people. Within the next few years the settlement grew with the addition of further land grants to emancipated convicts and free settlers, so much so that in 1800, a need was identified for a school for the children. Although a road existed from the Eastern Farms to Parramatta, the river provided the most practical and economic means of transport with regular services by ‘the Lump’ plying the river between Sydney and Parramatta from as early as 1789. With the newly formed NSW Corps given full control of the administration of the colony with Governor Philip’s departure in December 1792, a mis-applied sense of power and sheer greed soon took hold. By mid-1793, [[Grose-559|Major Francis Grose]] had allotted 15,000 acres, mostly to officers of his Corps. Soldiers and free settlers were granted greater rations than the convicts. The dominant personality in Parramatta was the haughty and proud [[Mc_Arthur-1582|Lieutenant John Macarthur]]. The sense of power given him now as a junior officer would haunt the colony for years to come: Commandant of Parramatta, Regimental Paymaster, and Inspector of Public Works. [[Johnson-72223|Reverend Richard Johnson]] stopped over at the Eastern Farms on his way back to Sydney from conducting worship services at Parramatta, Toongabbie, Prospect Hill and the Ponds, on 13th November 1793. Official records show that he did so specifically to baptise a newborn child. This was George and Mary Patfield’s firstborn, Elizabeth. Sadly, she died shortly afterward; her poor health clearly the reason for the stop-over, rather than the norm of church attendance. ‘Slops’—the name given to the convicts’ clothes—were issued in October 1794. George received a jacket, waistcoat, shirt, hat, and breeches. Mary received a petticoat, shift, stockings, cap, neckerchief, jacket, and hat. Grose departed the colony in December 1794 to resume a military career that would eventually see him promoted Major General. He left [[Paterson-3560|Captain (later Lieutenant Colonel) William Paterson]] in command of the colony. On the 27th March 1795, George became a free man by completing his seven-year sentence for theft. '''Governors:
[[Hunter-9319|Captain John Hunter RN]] 1795 – 1800
[[King-7865|Captain Philip Gidley King RN]] 1800 – 1806
[[Bligh-45|Captain William Bligh RN]] 1806 – 1809''' Co-inciding with [[Hunter-9319|John Hunter’s]] return to the colony as Governor, New South Wales became self-sufficient in grain with bountiful harvests. It had been a struggle for seven hard years, five of which George Patfield had been present for. In September 1795, [[Marsden-349|Reverend Samuel Marsden]] opened the first church building at Parramatta: made from two huts. He consecrated the building St John’s in honour of John Hunter, who was just that month arriving to assume office as the colony’s second Governor. [[Squire-559|James Squire]],a First Fleeter, sucessfully grew the first hops and brewed the first ale in the colony in 1795 at the Eastern Farms. It was a lucrative enterprise: he quickly became the biggest landholder in the district, acquiring the farms of some fifteen early emancipist settlers. In December 1796, George would have been reminded of his hellish voyage to Australia when news spread of the arrival of the most notorious hell ship of all, ''Britannia'', under her sadistic master, Thomas Dennott. This voyage was depicted well in the 1970s television mini-series, ''Against the Wind''. As a direct result of this voyage, and to reduce future mortalities, the British government began paying surgeons for the convicts landed safely in the colony, rather than those embarked. The Patfields received a land grant of sixty acres at the Eastern Farms. The acreage granted was based on Governor Phillip’s formula of a base thirty acres, plus twenty acres as George Patfield was married and an additional ten acres for each child; which indicates that only [[Patfield-7|Ann]] was alive at the time of the grant (additional confirmation that Elizabeth, referred to above, had indeed passed away). The land is high up on the ridge leading from Ryde towards Eastwood; easily accessible along Blaxland Road which dissects the property to the west of Anzac Avenue. Today, people would pay dearly for the million-dollar views to the south-west over the Parramatta River and Olympic Park. The original grant is today bounded on the north by Lovell Street, Denistone East, on the south by Terry Road, and on the west by Kings Road. They had been living on the land since they married in 1793. They were there when Richard Johnson christened their firstborn daughter, Elizabeth, in the November. They had been living there for more than fifteen years at the time of George’s death in 1809. The date of registration of the grant is 10th April 1798. It would appear that they applied for the grant between Ann’s birth in March 1796 and George’s in October 1797. On 22nd August 1798, Mary completed her sentence for theft and became a free woman. As if to celebrate, young George was baptised at St Phillip’s Sydney ten days later. In 1797, six schools were operating in the colony under the direction of the two Chaplains, Rev’ds Johnson and Marsden. They were subsidised by the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel. The following year, missionaries from the London Missionary Society who had been evacuated from Tahiti due to an uprising, went to work as teachers. [[Hassall-44|Rowland Hassall]] commenced Christian worship services at the Eastern Farms. This led to a building being erected in 1800 for use as chapel, school room, and accommodation for a school master. [[Hughes-2500|Matthew Hughes]] was appointed school master and remained so until 1810, seeing attendance grow from an initial 20 to 50 children. In 1808, Hughes married Mary Small, second child of First Fleeters, [[Small-6|John Small]] and [[Parker-115|Mary Small nee Parker]], also settlers at the Eastern Farms. He would afterwards become brother-in-law to two of the Patfield children, George and Elizabeth, when they married Sarah and John Small respectively. Hughes was succeeded as school master by William Brown, an appointee of Rev’d Marsden. Mary Patfield’s son-in-law’s father, emancipist [[Lutherborough-15|Paul Lutherborrow]], became school master from the mid-1820s, by which time it was known as St Anne’s Parochial School. By 1800, the population of the colony of New South Wales was 6,000; half of whom were in Sydney whilst the remaining 3,000 were settled at Parramatta, Toongabbie and the Hawkesbury area. There were some thirty families now living at Kissing Point, just five of whom were longer established than the Patfields. A further settlement was established in 1801 at Coal River (Newcastle). It was abandoned in 1802 but re-opened in 1804. Currency in the colony had been a concern since the beginning. A shortage of coin meant that barter in rum, corn and wheat, promissory notes, and some foreign money were the principal means of exchange. In 1800, [[King-7865|Philip Gidley King]], the newly-appointed third governor of New South Wales, attempted to alleviate the problem by issuing copper coin at the fixed rate of two pence. The Commissariat paid for goods in negotiable British Treasury bills. But rum was the primary means of exchange, especially for the convicts and settlers. When [[Bligh-45|William Bligh]], the fourth governor of New South Wales, issued a regulation in 1807 against the use of rum as currency, the battle lines with the officers of the ‘Rum Corps’ were set. The Settlers’ Muster 1800 show the Patfields owned three sheep and three pigs. They had 14 acres sown with wheat and 5 acres ready to be sown with maize. Whilst the subsistence farm was providing for George and Mary, they needed to draw rations from the Commissary for their three children. William Esther and [[Bartholomew-3431|Isaac Bartholomew]] (a Second Fleeter from aboard the ''Scarborough'' who was soon after issued a ticket-of-leave, probably on George's recommendation) were assigned as convict servants. Governor King’s Lists for 1801 indicate the Patfields owned 85 acres, 40 of which were cleared and ready for cultivation, 6 sheep, and 12 pigs. Between 1801 and 1803, [[Flinders-34|Matthew Flinders]] circumnavigated the continent, proving it was one landmass and not many islands. It was Flinders who suggested the name ‘Australia’ for the continent, from the Latin ''Terra Australis'', or South Land. Elizabeth Patfield was added to the family at Kissing Point on 6th October 1802, followed by Mary on 5th May 1804, Sarah on 6th December 1805 and Eliza on 6th April 1807. It is quite clear that George and Mary had much respect for Rev’d Johnson and not so for Marsden. Since Johnson left the colony in 1800, none of the younger four daughters were baptised. The Land and Stock Muster for 1806 show a successful enterprise: 15 acres of wheat; 24 acres of maize; 2 acres of orchard and vegetable garden; 65 acres of pasture; 19 acres fallow; total acreage 125 acres by grant and purchase; one stallion; 75 sheep; two female goats; ten cows. As well as their six children, the Patfields had two assigned convict workers and employed two free men. Two major events that happened in the life of the young colony were the Irish convict uprising in March 1804 and the rebellion against the Governor by the officers and supporters of the Rum Corps on the twentieth anniversary of the first settlement on 26th January 1808: * '''Irish Convict Uprising''': About 300 Irish convicts rioted at Castle Hill and planned to march on Parramatta on 4th March 1804. Nine were killed when troops opened fire on them and six of their leaders were later hanged. A memorial has been erected at the site of the battle at Rouse Hill near Blacktown. There is no evidence that either George or Mary were involved in this uprising in any way. * '''Rum Corps Rebellion''': Officers of the NSW Corps illegally removed Bligh from government and established their own brand of government until the arrival of [[Macquarie-27|Colonel Lachlan Macquarie]] in January 1810. The colony was administered in turn by senior officers of the NSW Corps, [[Johnston-8216|Major George Johnston]] (Jan. – Jul. 1808), [[Foveaux-1|Major Joseph Foveaux]] (Jul. 1808 – Jan. 1809), and (now) Lieutenant Colonel William Paterson (Jan. – Dec. 1809). The majority of the emancipated convicts, like George and Mary Patfield, became targets of the greedy NSW Corps, and its supporters, now a law unto itself doing all in its power to monopolise all trade. Settlers could only sell their grain to the officers, who paid them in vastly overpriced rum. Many were forced off their land and back into crime within the main settlements. Retribution was made by the Rum Corps against those small settlers, like the Patfields, who refused to sign a deposition after the event authorising the Corps to remove Bligh from office. Governor Bligh had won much support from the small settlers, sticking up for them and supporting their enterprises against the power of the Corps. The author believes it was as a result of this rebellion, and the control the Corps held over the purchase of crops, that directly led to the untimely death of George Patfield.
[[Hunter-9319|Captain John Hunter RN]] 1795 – 1800
[[King-7865|Captain Philip Gidley King RN]] 1800 – 1806
[[Bligh-45|Captain William Bligh RN]] 1806 – 1809''' Co-inciding with [[Hunter-9319|John Hunter’s]] return to the colony as Governor, New South Wales became self-sufficient in grain with bountiful harvests. It had been a struggle for seven hard years, five of which George Patfield had been present for. In September 1795, [[Marsden-349|Reverend Samuel Marsden]] opened the first church building at Parramatta: made from two huts. He consecrated the building St John’s in honour of John Hunter, who was just that month arriving to assume office as the colony’s second Governor. [[Squire-559|James Squire]],a First Fleeter, sucessfully grew the first hops and brewed the first ale in the colony in 1795 at the Eastern Farms. It was a lucrative enterprise: he quickly became the biggest landholder in the district, acquiring the farms of some fifteen early emancipist settlers. In December 1796, George would have been reminded of his hellish voyage to Australia when news spread of the arrival of the most notorious hell ship of all, ''Britannia'', under her sadistic master, Thomas Dennott. This voyage was depicted well in the 1970s television mini-series, ''Against the Wind''. As a direct result of this voyage, and to reduce future mortalities, the British government began paying surgeons for the convicts landed safely in the colony, rather than those embarked. The Patfields received a land grant of sixty acres at the Eastern Farms. The acreage granted was based on Governor Phillip’s formula of a base thirty acres, plus twenty acres as George Patfield was married and an additional ten acres for each child; which indicates that only [[Patfield-7|Ann]] was alive at the time of the grant (additional confirmation that Elizabeth, referred to above, had indeed passed away). The land is high up on the ridge leading from Ryde towards Eastwood; easily accessible along Blaxland Road which dissects the property to the west of Anzac Avenue. Today, people would pay dearly for the million-dollar views to the south-west over the Parramatta River and Olympic Park. The original grant is today bounded on the north by Lovell Street, Denistone East, on the south by Terry Road, and on the west by Kings Road. They had been living on the land since they married in 1793. They were there when Richard Johnson christened their firstborn daughter, Elizabeth, in the November. They had been living there for more than fifteen years at the time of George’s death in 1809. The date of registration of the grant is 10th April 1798. It would appear that they applied for the grant between Ann’s birth in March 1796 and George’s in October 1797. On 22nd August 1798, Mary completed her sentence for theft and became a free woman. As if to celebrate, young George was baptised at St Phillip’s Sydney ten days later. In 1797, six schools were operating in the colony under the direction of the two Chaplains, Rev’ds Johnson and Marsden. They were subsidised by the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel. The following year, missionaries from the London Missionary Society who had been evacuated from Tahiti due to an uprising, went to work as teachers. [[Hassall-44|Rowland Hassall]] commenced Christian worship services at the Eastern Farms. This led to a building being erected in 1800 for use as chapel, school room, and accommodation for a school master. [[Hughes-2500|Matthew Hughes]] was appointed school master and remained so until 1810, seeing attendance grow from an initial 20 to 50 children. In 1808, Hughes married Mary Small, second child of First Fleeters, [[Small-6|John Small]] and [[Parker-115|Mary Small nee Parker]], also settlers at the Eastern Farms. He would afterwards become brother-in-law to two of the Patfield children, George and Elizabeth, when they married Sarah and John Small respectively. Hughes was succeeded as school master by William Brown, an appointee of Rev’d Marsden. Mary Patfield’s son-in-law’s father, emancipist [[Lutherborough-15|Paul Lutherborrow]], became school master from the mid-1820s, by which time it was known as St Anne’s Parochial School. By 1800, the population of the colony of New South Wales was 6,000; half of whom were in Sydney whilst the remaining 3,000 were settled at Parramatta, Toongabbie and the Hawkesbury area. There were some thirty families now living at Kissing Point, just five of whom were longer established than the Patfields. A further settlement was established in 1801 at Coal River (Newcastle). It was abandoned in 1802 but re-opened in 1804. Currency in the colony had been a concern since the beginning. A shortage of coin meant that barter in rum, corn and wheat, promissory notes, and some foreign money were the principal means of exchange. In 1800, [[King-7865|Philip Gidley King]], the newly-appointed third governor of New South Wales, attempted to alleviate the problem by issuing copper coin at the fixed rate of two pence. The Commissariat paid for goods in negotiable British Treasury bills. But rum was the primary means of exchange, especially for the convicts and settlers. When [[Bligh-45|William Bligh]], the fourth governor of New South Wales, issued a regulation in 1807 against the use of rum as currency, the battle lines with the officers of the ‘Rum Corps’ were set. The Settlers’ Muster 1800 show the Patfields owned three sheep and three pigs. They had 14 acres sown with wheat and 5 acres ready to be sown with maize. Whilst the subsistence farm was providing for George and Mary, they needed to draw rations from the Commissary for their three children. William Esther and [[Bartholomew-3431|Isaac Bartholomew]] (a Second Fleeter from aboard the ''Scarborough'' who was soon after issued a ticket-of-leave, probably on George's recommendation) were assigned as convict servants. Governor King’s Lists for 1801 indicate the Patfields owned 85 acres, 40 of which were cleared and ready for cultivation, 6 sheep, and 12 pigs. Between 1801 and 1803, [[Flinders-34|Matthew Flinders]] circumnavigated the continent, proving it was one landmass and not many islands. It was Flinders who suggested the name ‘Australia’ for the continent, from the Latin ''Terra Australis'', or South Land. Elizabeth Patfield was added to the family at Kissing Point on 6th October 1802, followed by Mary on 5th May 1804, Sarah on 6th December 1805 and Eliza on 6th April 1807. It is quite clear that George and Mary had much respect for Rev’d Johnson and not so for Marsden. Since Johnson left the colony in 1800, none of the younger four daughters were baptised. The Land and Stock Muster for 1806 show a successful enterprise: 15 acres of wheat; 24 acres of maize; 2 acres of orchard and vegetable garden; 65 acres of pasture; 19 acres fallow; total acreage 125 acres by grant and purchase; one stallion; 75 sheep; two female goats; ten cows. As well as their six children, the Patfields had two assigned convict workers and employed two free men. Two major events that happened in the life of the young colony were the Irish convict uprising in March 1804 and the rebellion against the Governor by the officers and supporters of the Rum Corps on the twentieth anniversary of the first settlement on 26th January 1808: * '''Irish Convict Uprising''': About 300 Irish convicts rioted at Castle Hill and planned to march on Parramatta on 4th March 1804. Nine were killed when troops opened fire on them and six of their leaders were later hanged. A memorial has been erected at the site of the battle at Rouse Hill near Blacktown. There is no evidence that either George or Mary were involved in this uprising in any way. * '''Rum Corps Rebellion''': Officers of the NSW Corps illegally removed Bligh from government and established their own brand of government until the arrival of [[Macquarie-27|Colonel Lachlan Macquarie]] in January 1810. The colony was administered in turn by senior officers of the NSW Corps, [[Johnston-8216|Major George Johnston]] (Jan. – Jul. 1808), [[Foveaux-1|Major Joseph Foveaux]] (Jul. 1808 – Jan. 1809), and (now) Lieutenant Colonel William Paterson (Jan. – Dec. 1809). The majority of the emancipated convicts, like George and Mary Patfield, became targets of the greedy NSW Corps, and its supporters, now a law unto itself doing all in its power to monopolise all trade. Settlers could only sell their grain to the officers, who paid them in vastly overpriced rum. Many were forced off their land and back into crime within the main settlements. Retribution was made by the Rum Corps against those small settlers, like the Patfields, who refused to sign a deposition after the event authorising the Corps to remove Bligh from office. Governor Bligh had won much support from the small settlers, sticking up for them and supporting their enterprises against the power of the Corps. The author believes it was as a result of this rebellion, and the control the Corps held over the purchase of crops, that directly led to the untimely death of George Patfield.
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=== Respectability Finally: Mary’s Life after George (1810–1853) === {{Image|file=Paddle_to_Australia-1.jpg |caption=2019 view from near Patfield property }} In the ten years to 1810, the colony’s population doubled to more than 10,000: Sydney 6,000, Parramatta 1,800, Hawkesbury 2,400, and Newcastle 100. About 1,000 were soldiers and some 30% were serving convicts. The early stages of this era are portrayed well through the works of Jane Austen (Pride & Prejudice and Sense & Sensibility), Ludwig van Beethoven, and Lord Byron (Don Juan); whilst Charles Dickens (Oliver Twist and Great Expectations) admirably describes life in the latter stages. '''Governors:
[[Macquarie-27|Colonel Lachlan MacQuarie]] 1810 – 1821''' [[Cowper-319|Rev’d William Cowper]] (not the well-known hymn writer and poet) arrived in the colony in August 1809 with his new bride, Ann (his first wife died shortly before his appointment), and four sons, to take up an appointment as Assistant Chaplain, Sydney. In effect, this meant he became Rector of the newly completed stone St Phillip’s Church. As Cowper retained this position for 49 years, he was the only Rector in this church. It was torn down and replaced by the present building in 1856. In the early months of 1810, upon the appointment of Macquarie as Governor and the downfall of the NSW Corps, Cowper was involved in the re-instatement of Assistant Chaplain Henry Fulton, endorsement of a request by Matthew Hughes for support from government rations, and protested regarding the use of St Phillip’s Church as a courthouse. History indicates that he established a good reputation as a godly man. Ann Cowper resigned as vice-patroness of the Female Orphan School in November 1821, clearly as a statement of disapproval of Commissioner Bigge’s report on the MacQuarie administration. The Cowpers obviously shared a close relationship with Governor and Mrs MacQuarie as their son, William Macquarie Cowper, was a godson of Lachlan MacQuarie. The Cowper family wee prominent family in Sydney life for the next 100 years. Mary allowed twelve year old daughter, Elizabeth, to work as a domestic servant for the Cowpers. Elizabeth is shown as such on the 1814 NSW Muster, and her marriage was conducted by Rev’d Cowper in St Phillip’s Church in 1820. Ann was the '''first of Mary's children to marry''' when she wed [[Pincham-2|William Pincham]] on 11th June 1812 at St Phillip’s Sydney. At sixteen years of age, too young to make such a commitment by today’s social standard, Ann showed she was ready to settle. It would have been big news in the colony when word got out that Lawson, Blaxland and Wentworth had discovered a route through the previously impenetrable Blue Mountains to the west of Parramatta in 1813. This meant that rich grazing and agricultural lands would be opened thus ensuring not only the continued provision for the colony, but also prosperity. It had taken 25 years, all but five of which Mary had been present for. As Blaxland was also a Kissing Point settler, locals would be sure to say ‘well done’ when they saw him about. The '''first grandchild''' for Mary arrived on 10th April 1814 when Ann gave birth to [[Pincham-1|Mary Ann Pincham]]. Mary Ann would live to see Australia become a nation in 1901. George (23) and Elizabeth (18) married the Small siblings in a double wedding ceremony on 31st October in St Phillip’s Sydney. Sarah and John were children of emancipated Kissing Point settlers, [[Small-6|John]] and [[Parker-115|Mary Small]]. There were many sad faces in the colony in 1821 when, arguably New South Wales’ greatest governor, Lachlan MacQuarie departed for England. He had overseen the growth of Sydney Town from bare penal settlement to young 'city', opened millions of acres to agricultural pursuit, and established regional towns in strategic centres (the five Macquarie towns (Castlereagh, Evan, Windsor, Wilberforce & Richmond) and Bathurst, joined those already established in Sydney (including Annandale, Liberty Plains & Kingsgrove), Parramatta (including Kissing Point, Field of Mars, Toongabbie, Prospect & Castle Hill), Liverpool (including Bringelly, Cook, Minto, Airds, Appin & Cabramatta), and Newcastle). '''Governors:
[[Brisbane-28|Major General Sir Thomas Brisbane]] 1821 – 1825
[[Darling-545|Lieutenant General Ralph Darling]] 1825 – 1831''' By 1821, the population of New South Wales grew to 24,000. Of these: 1,300 had came free, 1,500 were born in the colony, 3,500 were free by servitude or pardoned, 1,400 had tickets-of-leave, 9,500 were serving convicts; and almost 5,700 were children. Whilst still a penal colony, that fact was beginning to be less obvious. Two further Patfield weddings were celebrated in 1822 when eighteen year-old Mary married [[Brown-68217|Thomas Brown]] in St Phillip’s Church on 27th July and Eliza (fifteen years of age) married [[Balden-16|Thomas Balden]] four days later in St John’s Parramatta. Thomas Brown was a convict bricklayer in Sydney where Mary and he made their home. He had arrived in the colony in 1818. Thomas Balden had arrived in the colony in 1818 on a 14 year sentence. The final wedding was on 22nd September 1824 in St Phillip’s Church when Elizabeth married [[Hatton-1113|Joseph Hatton]], son of emancipated First Fleeters and Kissing Point farming neighbours. As Mary sailed down the Parramatta River towards Sydney on occasion, such as for her children’s marriages, she would look directly down harbour at the imposing lighthouse at South Head. Once in Sydney town, I am sure she would have admired the beautiful buildings starting to dot the landscape: such as the Governor’s House and Government House stables, now the Conservatorium of Music, opened in 1817. If she ever ventured beyond the Botanic Gardens and Government Domain to the south, Mary would have admired the grandeur of the new three two-storey colonnaded hospital, open and airy prisoners’ barracks that could accommodate hundreds, unadorned brick St James’ (Anglican) Church, and new court house in what would become Macquarie Street? Beyond these, St Mary’s (Catholic) Cathedral would later be built. To the west, just beyond her familiar sandstone St Philip’s Church with its tower clock and peal of eight bells, stood the gothic Scots (Presbyterian) Church from 1824. From 1827, when perpetual leases were introduced, Sydney would start to see the construction of many two-storey homes, and terrace houses. '''Governors:
[[Bourke-361|Major General Sir Richard Bourke]] 1831 – 1837
[[Gipps-4|Major Sir George Gipps]] 1838 – 1846''' From 1831, more efficient river transport appeared when the steam packet, ''The Surprize'', began service between Sydney and Parramatta. When the Church of England (Anglican) opened its King’s Schools in 1832 in Sydney and Parramatta for the “sons of wealthy colonists”, Governor Bourke protested: “… whilst the children of the poor are educated in mere hovels under convict school masters.” It is easy for us today to disassociate districts like Ryde and Pennant Hills from the scourge of bushrangers. But during Mary’s lifetime such criminals were a real threat. Mary’s grandson-in-law, [[Holloway-870|Samuel Holloway]] was convicted of aiding bushrangers in the area in 1836 and transported to Norfolk Island, where he died. Her grand-daughter always claimed that Samuel was merely a caring soul who couldn't see anyone go without the basic necessities. Major celebrations were held in Sydney and the outlying towns in 1837 upon the coronation of the teenage queen, Victoria. A new era was beginning, the era of the British Empire and the Victorian Age. Imagine Mary’s rejoicing when she heard, in 1840, that convict transportation to New South Wales had ceased. Towards the end of her life, in 1850, Mary would also hear that the University of Sydney had opened. Would her grandchildren’s children get to attend? '''Governors:
[[FitzRoy-113|Lieutenant Colonel Sir Charles FitzRoy]] 1846 – 1855''' The last piece of outstanding news Mary received regards the development of her adopted country was the discovery of gold. From 1850, gold rushes appeared to spring up all over the place, from several sites around Bathurst on the western side of the Blue Mountains to far away places like Ballarat and Bendigo. The discovery of gold would change the culture of her country forever. Wealth would be generated for the government as never before. In what had been primarily an agricultural society for decades, people walked off the land to ‘strike it rich’; causing farmers to fence their properties, where once it was more economical to hire shepherds. Indeed, until 1838 most settlers received assigned convicts. Sheep would now be raised more for meat more than for their wool. The population of the Australian settlements had doubled in the decade to 1830 to 70,000, more than doubled again in the 1830s, and from 190,000 to more than 400,000 by 1850. Then the immigration boom began in earnest with the gold rushes! Education, health services, coach and rail to transport both produce and people increased dramatically. Even the rural settlement of which Mary was an integral part for almost fifty years grew into a village and then the Municipality of Ryde from around 1840. Gregory Blaxland, the explorer who with William Wentworth and William Lawson found a way across the Blue Mountains in 1813, bought the Patfield land and built a house upon it for his son, John ‘the Hermit’ Blaxland. ‘The Hermitage’ still stands as part of the CSIRO Division of Wool Research at the corner of Blaxland Road and Anzac Avenue. Blaxland lived in the area from 1806, from when he purchased ‘Brush Farm’. In 1829, he transferred his 450 acre estate to his eldest daughter and her husband, Elizabeth and Dr Thomas Forster. Forster renamed the estate ‘Denistone House’ after his English place of birth. The hill to the east of ‘Brush Farm’ was purchased in 1835 by Forster’s brother-in-law, William Rutledge, who called his estate ‘Eastwood’. His single storey homestead became St Kevin’s Presbytery and today is part of the Marist Brothers’ school. ‘The Hermitage’, ‘Brush Farm’, ‘Ryedale House’ (now the rectory of St Columb’s Church), ‘Willandra’ (or ‘Ryde House’), ‘Eastwood House’ (St Kevin’s Presbytery), and Ryde Police Station were all built in Mary’s lifetime, as was the present stone, St Anne’s Church, albeit without its tower which was not built until three years after Mary’s death. Mary continued to live in the region of Ryde and was listed as living in Hunters Hill as an octogenarian at the time of her death.
[[Macquarie-27|Colonel Lachlan MacQuarie]] 1810 – 1821''' [[Cowper-319|Rev’d William Cowper]] (not the well-known hymn writer and poet) arrived in the colony in August 1809 with his new bride, Ann (his first wife died shortly before his appointment), and four sons, to take up an appointment as Assistant Chaplain, Sydney. In effect, this meant he became Rector of the newly completed stone St Phillip’s Church. As Cowper retained this position for 49 years, he was the only Rector in this church. It was torn down and replaced by the present building in 1856. In the early months of 1810, upon the appointment of Macquarie as Governor and the downfall of the NSW Corps, Cowper was involved in the re-instatement of Assistant Chaplain Henry Fulton, endorsement of a request by Matthew Hughes for support from government rations, and protested regarding the use of St Phillip’s Church as a courthouse. History indicates that he established a good reputation as a godly man. Ann Cowper resigned as vice-patroness of the Female Orphan School in November 1821, clearly as a statement of disapproval of Commissioner Bigge’s report on the MacQuarie administration. The Cowpers obviously shared a close relationship with Governor and Mrs MacQuarie as their son, William Macquarie Cowper, was a godson of Lachlan MacQuarie. The Cowper family wee prominent family in Sydney life for the next 100 years. Mary allowed twelve year old daughter, Elizabeth, to work as a domestic servant for the Cowpers. Elizabeth is shown as such on the 1814 NSW Muster, and her marriage was conducted by Rev’d Cowper in St Phillip’s Church in 1820. Ann was the '''first of Mary's children to marry''' when she wed [[Pincham-2|William Pincham]] on 11th June 1812 at St Phillip’s Sydney. At sixteen years of age, too young to make such a commitment by today’s social standard, Ann showed she was ready to settle. It would have been big news in the colony when word got out that Lawson, Blaxland and Wentworth had discovered a route through the previously impenetrable Blue Mountains to the west of Parramatta in 1813. This meant that rich grazing and agricultural lands would be opened thus ensuring not only the continued provision for the colony, but also prosperity. It had taken 25 years, all but five of which Mary had been present for. As Blaxland was also a Kissing Point settler, locals would be sure to say ‘well done’ when they saw him about. The '''first grandchild''' for Mary arrived on 10th April 1814 when Ann gave birth to [[Pincham-1|Mary Ann Pincham]]. Mary Ann would live to see Australia become a nation in 1901. George (23) and Elizabeth (18) married the Small siblings in a double wedding ceremony on 31st October in St Phillip’s Sydney. Sarah and John were children of emancipated Kissing Point settlers, [[Small-6|John]] and [[Parker-115|Mary Small]]. There were many sad faces in the colony in 1821 when, arguably New South Wales’ greatest governor, Lachlan MacQuarie departed for England. He had overseen the growth of Sydney Town from bare penal settlement to young 'city', opened millions of acres to agricultural pursuit, and established regional towns in strategic centres (the five Macquarie towns (Castlereagh, Evan, Windsor, Wilberforce & Richmond) and Bathurst, joined those already established in Sydney (including Annandale, Liberty Plains & Kingsgrove), Parramatta (including Kissing Point, Field of Mars, Toongabbie, Prospect & Castle Hill), Liverpool (including Bringelly, Cook, Minto, Airds, Appin & Cabramatta), and Newcastle). '''Governors:
[[Brisbane-28|Major General Sir Thomas Brisbane]] 1821 – 1825
[[Darling-545|Lieutenant General Ralph Darling]] 1825 – 1831''' By 1821, the population of New South Wales grew to 24,000. Of these: 1,300 had came free, 1,500 were born in the colony, 3,500 were free by servitude or pardoned, 1,400 had tickets-of-leave, 9,500 were serving convicts; and almost 5,700 were children. Whilst still a penal colony, that fact was beginning to be less obvious. Two further Patfield weddings were celebrated in 1822 when eighteen year-old Mary married [[Brown-68217|Thomas Brown]] in St Phillip’s Church on 27th July and Eliza (fifteen years of age) married [[Balden-16|Thomas Balden]] four days later in St John’s Parramatta. Thomas Brown was a convict bricklayer in Sydney where Mary and he made their home. He had arrived in the colony in 1818. Thomas Balden had arrived in the colony in 1818 on a 14 year sentence. The final wedding was on 22nd September 1824 in St Phillip’s Church when Elizabeth married [[Hatton-1113|Joseph Hatton]], son of emancipated First Fleeters and Kissing Point farming neighbours. As Mary sailed down the Parramatta River towards Sydney on occasion, such as for her children’s marriages, she would look directly down harbour at the imposing lighthouse at South Head. Once in Sydney town, I am sure she would have admired the beautiful buildings starting to dot the landscape: such as the Governor’s House and Government House stables, now the Conservatorium of Music, opened in 1817. If she ever ventured beyond the Botanic Gardens and Government Domain to the south, Mary would have admired the grandeur of the new three two-storey colonnaded hospital, open and airy prisoners’ barracks that could accommodate hundreds, unadorned brick St James’ (Anglican) Church, and new court house in what would become Macquarie Street? Beyond these, St Mary’s (Catholic) Cathedral would later be built. To the west, just beyond her familiar sandstone St Philip’s Church with its tower clock and peal of eight bells, stood the gothic Scots (Presbyterian) Church from 1824. From 1827, when perpetual leases were introduced, Sydney would start to see the construction of many two-storey homes, and terrace houses. '''Governors:
[[Bourke-361|Major General Sir Richard Bourke]] 1831 – 1837
[[Gipps-4|Major Sir George Gipps]] 1838 – 1846''' From 1831, more efficient river transport appeared when the steam packet, ''The Surprize'', began service between Sydney and Parramatta. When the Church of England (Anglican) opened its King’s Schools in 1832 in Sydney and Parramatta for the “sons of wealthy colonists”, Governor Bourke protested: “… whilst the children of the poor are educated in mere hovels under convict school masters.” It is easy for us today to disassociate districts like Ryde and Pennant Hills from the scourge of bushrangers. But during Mary’s lifetime such criminals were a real threat. Mary’s grandson-in-law, [[Holloway-870|Samuel Holloway]] was convicted of aiding bushrangers in the area in 1836 and transported to Norfolk Island, where he died. Her grand-daughter always claimed that Samuel was merely a caring soul who couldn't see anyone go without the basic necessities. Major celebrations were held in Sydney and the outlying towns in 1837 upon the coronation of the teenage queen, Victoria. A new era was beginning, the era of the British Empire and the Victorian Age. Imagine Mary’s rejoicing when she heard, in 1840, that convict transportation to New South Wales had ceased. Towards the end of her life, in 1850, Mary would also hear that the University of Sydney had opened. Would her grandchildren’s children get to attend? '''Governors:
[[FitzRoy-113|Lieutenant Colonel Sir Charles FitzRoy]] 1846 – 1855''' The last piece of outstanding news Mary received regards the development of her adopted country was the discovery of gold. From 1850, gold rushes appeared to spring up all over the place, from several sites around Bathurst on the western side of the Blue Mountains to far away places like Ballarat and Bendigo. The discovery of gold would change the culture of her country forever. Wealth would be generated for the government as never before. In what had been primarily an agricultural society for decades, people walked off the land to ‘strike it rich’; causing farmers to fence their properties, where once it was more economical to hire shepherds. Indeed, until 1838 most settlers received assigned convicts. Sheep would now be raised more for meat more than for their wool. The population of the Australian settlements had doubled in the decade to 1830 to 70,000, more than doubled again in the 1830s, and from 190,000 to more than 400,000 by 1850. Then the immigration boom began in earnest with the gold rushes! Education, health services, coach and rail to transport both produce and people increased dramatically. Even the rural settlement of which Mary was an integral part for almost fifty years grew into a village and then the Municipality of Ryde from around 1840. Gregory Blaxland, the explorer who with William Wentworth and William Lawson found a way across the Blue Mountains in 1813, bought the Patfield land and built a house upon it for his son, John ‘the Hermit’ Blaxland. ‘The Hermitage’ still stands as part of the CSIRO Division of Wool Research at the corner of Blaxland Road and Anzac Avenue. Blaxland lived in the area from 1806, from when he purchased ‘Brush Farm’. In 1829, he transferred his 450 acre estate to his eldest daughter and her husband, Elizabeth and Dr Thomas Forster. Forster renamed the estate ‘Denistone House’ after his English place of birth. The hill to the east of ‘Brush Farm’ was purchased in 1835 by Forster’s brother-in-law, William Rutledge, who called his estate ‘Eastwood’. His single storey homestead became St Kevin’s Presbytery and today is part of the Marist Brothers’ school. ‘The Hermitage’, ‘Brush Farm’, ‘Ryedale House’ (now the rectory of St Columb’s Church), ‘Willandra’ (or ‘Ryde House’), ‘Eastwood House’ (St Kevin’s Presbytery), and Ryde Police Station were all built in Mary’s lifetime, as was the present stone, St Anne’s Church, albeit without its tower which was not built until three years after Mary’s death. Mary continued to live in the region of Ryde and was listed as living in Hunters Hill as an octogenarian at the time of her death.
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=== Family connections === To date, the family of George Patfield-Mary O'Brien extends to more than 200 surnames, in addition to Patfield. They are listed here with links to the profile of the young lady whose marriage introduced the new name. {| border=1 |- !colspan=4|'''A''' |- | : [[Pollard-592|Clara Alphick nee Pollard]] | : [[Hatton-1235|Emma Anderson nee Hatton]] | : [[Cochrane-972|Mabel Alwin nee Cochrane]] | |- !colspan=4|'''B''' |- | : [[Keogh-114|Adelaide Bailey nee Keogh]] | : [[Patfield-65|Eliza Balden nee Patfield]] | : [[Pincham-48|Mary Bannerman nee Pincham]] | : [[Hatton-1290|Alice Bark nee Hatton]] | : [[Lutherborrow-61|Lucy Barker nee Lutherborrow]] | : [[Pincham-5|Jane Beaumont nee Pincham]] | : [[Pincham-59|Minnie Beck nee Pincham]] |- | : [[Lutherborrow-3|Clara Bellamy nee Lutherborrow]] | : [[Hatton-1241|Sarah Benson nee Hatton]] | : [[Evans-20977|Eunice Boldt nee Evans]] | : [[Hammond-2126|Emily Borig nee Hammond]] | : [[Sheppeard-7|Carol Boros nee Sheppeard]] | : [[ Hickson-538|Ellen Bowrey nee Hickson]] | : [[Keogh-111|Braithwaite nee Keogh]] |- | : [[Powell-4595|Bridle nee Powell]] | : [[Patfield-64|Mary Brown nee Patfield]] | : [[Evans-20975|Gweneth Bruen nee Evans]] | : [[Small-1655|Emily Bull nee Small]] | : [[Hammond-2127|Nellie Burns nee Hammond]] | : [[Small-1655|Emily Burrois nee Small]] | |- !colspan=4|'''C''' |- | : [[Hatton-1291|Edith Campbell nee Hatton]] | : [[Small-1631|Mary Campbell nee Small]] | : [[Hickson-540|Nina Carlaw nee Hickson]] | : [[Pincham-47|Jane Carmichael nee Pincham]] | : [[Hatton-1509|Florence Carney nee Hatton]] | : [[Seller-111|Henrietta Cochrane nee Seller]] | : [[Pearce-2637|Emma Cocksedge nee Pearce]] |- | : [[Lutherborrow-74|Amy Collins nee Lutherborrow]] | : [[Powell-14067|Isabella Connolly nee Powell]] | : [[Patfield-42|Charlotte Cook nee Patfield]] | : [[Bruen-161|Rosemary Conway nee Bruen]] | : [[Evans-20976|Valerie Corbett nee Evans]] | : [[Small-1655|Emily Corcoran nee Small]] | : [[Benson-5690|May Cornford nee Benson]] |- | : [[Powell-14212|Marion Cornwell nee Powell]] | : [[Small-1634|Eliza Cowper nee Small]] | : [[Pincham-39|Cornelia Cree nee Pincham]] | |- !colspan=4|'''D''' |- | : [[Lutherborrow-29|Florence Davey nee Lutherborrow]] | : [[Cochrane-972|Mabel Davidson nee Cochrane]] | : [[Powell-14214|Gwendoline Davis nee Powell]] | : [[Hatton-1294|Harriett Davis nee Hatton]] | : [[Hatton-1296|Minnie Davis nee Hatton]] | : [[Hickson-551|Helen Doherty nee Hickson]] | : [[Inwood-284|Theresa Douglas nee Inwood]] |- | : [[Hatton-1234|Mary Dowdall nee Hatton]] | : [[Pincham-7|Ann Duffield nee Pincham]] | : [[Hughes-17041|Mildred Duck nee Hughes]] | |- !colspan=4|'''E''' |- | : [[Evans-20978|Barbara Eagles nee Evans]] | : [[Foley-2653|Alice Edman nee Foley]] | : [[Hatton-1621|Emma Evans nee Hatton]] | : [[Hammond-2125|Ruby Evans nee Hammond]] | : [[Duffield-601|Jessie Eyles nee Duffield]] | |- !colspan=4|'''F''' |- | : [[Small-4384|Leah Fahey nee Small]] | : [[Lutherborrow-59|Louisa Fairbrother nee Lutherborrow]] | : [[Duffield-602|Lucy Farmer nee Duffield]] | : [[O'Neill-3372|Emma Flynn nee O’Neill]] | : [[Shaw-4910|Alice Foley nee Shaw]] | : [[Seller-116|Laura Fraser nee Seller]] | : [[Evans-21131|Kerri Fyfe nee Evans]] |- | |- !colspan=4|'''G''' |- | : [[White-39421|Beryl Gearing nee White]] | : [[Jeacocke-7|Mary Geyer nee Jeacocke]] | : [[Pincham-5|Jane Gilbert nee Pincham]] | : [[Small-3904|Marcia Graham nee Small]] | : [[Duffield-700|Mildred Gregory nee Duffield]] | : [[Cowper-1|Ada Greentree nee Cowper]] | : [[Small-1668|Isabella Grime nee Small]] |- | : [[Lutherborrow-83|Winifred Grimson nee Lutherborrow]] | : [[Powell-14070|Eliza Gruer nee Powell]] | : [[O'Neill-3373|Minnie Gunn nee O’Neill]] | |- !colspan=4|'''H''' |- | : [[Evans-20985|Glenys Hambleton nee Evans]] | : [[Powell-4599|Marion Hamilton nee Powell]] | : [[Lutherborrow-53|Violette Hammond nee Lutherborrow]] | : [[Hickson-405|Harriet Hardy nee Hickson]] | : [[Hughes-17042|Nellie Harrop nee Hughes]] | : [[Pincham-83|Gladys Hartman nee Pincham]] | : [[Small-4377|Mary Harvey nee Small]] |- | : [[Padfield-139|Sarah Hatton nee Patfield]] | : [[Small-1644|Matilda Havinden nee Small]] | : [[Hatton-1236|Ann Hickson nee Hatton]] | : [[Pincham-1|Mary Holloway nee Pincham]] | : [[Johnson-79107|Norma Holtebaum nee Johnson]] | : [[Cowper-170|Henrietta Hough nee Cowper]] | : [[Small-1640|Harriett Howard nee Small]] |- | : [[Hatton-1289|Emma Hughes nee Hatton]] | |- !colspan=4|'''I''' |- | : [[Holloway-873|Harriet Inwood nee Holloway]] | |- !colspan=4|'''J''' |- | : [[Pearce-4615|Mary Anne Jardine nee Pearce]] | : [[Inwood-283|Edith Jay nee Inwood]] | : [[Duffield-596|Eliza Jeacocke nee Duffield]] | : [[Eagles-557|Jenna Jenkins nee Eagles]] | : [[Powell-4591|Alice Johnson nee Powell]] | : [[Small-1633|Anne Johnson nee Small]] | : [[Keogh-113|Frances Johnston nee Keogh]] |- | : [[Hughes-17046|Sylvia Johnston nee Hughes]] | : [[Lutherborrow-70|Mary Jordan nee Lutherborrow]] | : [[Evans-20935|Tammy Jordan nee Evans]] | |- !colspan=4|'''K''' |- | : [[Small-4376|Alice Kemp nee Small]] | : [[Cowper-381|Mona Kenny nee Cowper]] | : [[Powell-14211|Clarice Kenyon nee Powell]] | : [[Small-1641|Rebecca Keogh nee Small]] | : [[Lutherborrow-85|Doris Kidd nee Lutherborrow]] | : [[McDonald-16361|Janet King nee McDonald]] | : [[Jeacocke-8|Amy Kingsbury nee Jeacocke]] |- | : [[Corbett-2256|Clare Kristensen nee Corbett]] | |- !colspan=4|'''L''' |- | : [[Patfield-101|Ivy Lake nee Patfield]] | : [[Patfield-61|Ellen Leayr nee Patfield]] | : [[Small-1659|Fanny Lee nee Small]] | : [[Hammond-6425|Dulcie Leonard nee Hammond]] | : [[Grimson-42|Yvonne Lewington nee Grimson]] | : [[Bark-110|Helena Lionel nee Bark]] | : [[Pincham-41|Ada Locke nee Pincham]] |- | : [[ Pincham-71|Jane Long nee Pincham]] | : [[Pincham-1|Mary Lutherborrow nee Pincham]] | |- !colspan=4|'''M''' |- | : [[Small-1667|Margaret McDonald nee Small]] | : [[Seller-113|Mary McFadden nee Seller]] | : [[Powell-14210|Florence McIntyre nee Powell]] | : [[Barker-9064|Elsie McKendry nee Barker]] | : [[Corbett-2257|Gwen McLaughlin nee Corbett]] | : [[Shaw-4903|Elizabeth McPherson nee Shaw]] | : [[Shaw-4908|Sarah McPherson nee Shaw]] |- | : [[Fairbrother-53|Emma Maher nee Fairbrother]] | : [[Pollard-591|Ada Martin nee Pollard]] | : [[Carmichael-2103|Vera Matthews nee Carmichael]] | : [[Hatton-1620|Ada Mawson nee Hatton]] | : [[Hatton-1619|Sarah Menmuir nee Hatton]] | : [[Hatton-1623|Gwendolen Moore nee Hatton]] | |- !colspan=4|'''N''' |- | : [[Pincham-63|Coral Newman nee Pincham]] | |- !colspan=4|'''O''' |- | : [[Shaw-4904|Mary O’Brien nee Shaw]] | : [[Corbett-2253|Anne O'Connor nee Corbett]] | : [[Keogh-517|Mary O’Neill nee Keogh]] | : [[Anderson-42568|Rose O’Neill nee Anderson]] | |- !colspan=4|'''P''' |- | : [[Small-1655|Emily Parnell nee Small]] | : [[Padfield-139|Sarah Hatton nee Patfield]] | : [[Johnson-79106|Rita Peach nee Johnson]] | : [[Hatton-1298|Ethel Pearce nee Hatton]] | : [[Hammond-6423|Dorothy Peebles nee Hammond]] | : [[Hatton-1295|Sarah Petersen nee Hatton]] | : [[Keogh-116|Catherine Phelps nee Keogh]] |- | : [[Patfield-7|Ann Pincham nee Patfield]] | : [[Pincham-40|Stella Pierce nee Pincham]] | : [[Patfield-7|Ann Pincham nee Patfield]] | : [[Shaw-4903|Elizabeth Pinfold nee Shaw]] | : [[Rayner-1140|Emma Pitt nee Rayner]] | : [[Lutherborrow-64|Jane Pollard nee Lutherborrow]] | : [[Cowper-171|Mary Powell nee Cowper]] |- | : [[Small-1638|Mary Powell nee Small]] | : [[Small-3422|Ena Price nee Small]] | : [[Hickson-553|Ethel Punch nee Hickson]] | |- !colspan=4|'''R''' |- | : [[Pincham-25|Sarah Rayner nee Pincham]] | : [[Powell-14066|Ada Reeves nee Powell]] | : [[Rayner-1145|Pearl Rhodes nee Rayner]] | : [[Rayner-1139|Rosanna Rhodes nee Rayner]] | : [[Powell-14215|Jean Robinson nee Powell]] | : [[Powell-14070|Eliza Robson nee Powell]] | : [[Powell-14074|Vera Robson nee Powell]] |- | : [[Hickson-517|Alice Ross nee Hickson]] | |- !colspan=4|'''S''' |- | : [[Carney-2105|Ellen Schofield nee Carney]] | : [[Powell-14066|Ada Smidt nee Powell]] | : [[Greentree-277|Gwendoline Schwinghammer nee Greentree]] | : [[Small-1640|Harriet Seller nee Small]] | : [[Johnson-24685|Mary Shaw nee Johnson]] | : [[Patfield-21|Mary Shaw nee Patfield]] | : [[Lutherborrow-39|Gwendoline Sheppeard nee Lutherborrow]] |- | : [[Hatton-683|Ada Sims nee Hatton]] | : [[Patfield-12|Elizabeth Small nee Patfield]] | : [[Powell-4590|Isabella Small nee Powell]] | : [[Hickson-406|Alice Smith nee Hickson]] | : [[Holloway-872|Hannah Smith nee Holloway]] | : [[Dowdall-135|Emma Smith nee Dowdall]] | : [[Pincham-47|Jane Smith nee Pincham]] |- | : [[Patfield-31|Lydia Smith nee Patfield]] | : [[Patfield-18|Susannah Smith nee Patfield]] | : [[Bruen-162|Wendy Smyth OAM PhD nee Bruen]] | : [[Small-1669|South nee Small]] | : [[Inwood-55|Laura Sproule nee Inwood]] | : [[Powell-4598|Clara Stephens nee Powell]] | : [[Rose-11633|Alma Strong nee Rose]] |- | : [[Patfield-29|Emily Studdert nee Patfield]] | |- !colspan=4|'''T''' |- | : [[Pearce-4614|Clara Tait nee Pearce]] | : [[Patfield-34|Zerada Taylor nee Patfield]] | : [[Pollard-590|Annie Thompson nee Pollard]] | : [[Macpherson-809|Cassie Timbrell nee MacPherson]] | : [[Pincham-31|Amelia Torrance nee Pincham]] | : [[Bailey-21713|Trimble nee Bailey]] | : [[Patfield-39|Victoria Tucker nee Patfield]] | |- !colspan=4|'''V''' |- | : [[Hatton-1622|Mabel Vasyli nee Hatton]] | : [[Pincham-56|Ivy Vost nee Pincham]] | |- !colspan=4|'''W''' |- | : [[Patfield-105|Lydia Wade nee Patfield]] | : [[Pincham-82|Doris Wheatley nee Pincham]] | : [[Lutherborrow-60|Lilian White nee Lutherborrow]] | : [[Evans-20977|Eunice Wilkinson nee Evans]] | : [[Hatton-1234|Mary Williams nee Hatton]] | : [[Leonard-8594|Kay Wilson nee Leonard]] | : [[Jeacocke-12|Jessie Woodcock nee Jeacocke]] |- | : [[Patfield-83|Emily Wright nee Patfield]] | : [[Pincham-28|Sarah Wright nee Pincham]] | |- !colspan=4|'''Z''' |- | : [[Pearce-4614|Clara Zeller nee Pearce]] | |}
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=== Military Service Roll of Honour === {{Image|file=Evans-20927-13.jpg |caption= }} Below is a list of each [[Patfield-13|George Patfield]]-[[O'Brien-5573|Mary O'Brien]] descendant, some 125, who has served in the Australian Defence Force. Further research is bound to produce even more folk. There must be photos out there; just a matter of locating them. {|border="2" class="wikitree sortable" style="font-size:100%;" |+ |- style="background: #DAA520;" ! scope="col" class="unsortable"|Photo ! scope="col"|Name ! scope="col"|Relationship to George & Mary ! scope="col"|War/s ! scope="col"|Event/s ! scope="col"|Unit/s |-align=center |[[Image:Photos-140.png|50px]]||[[Butler-15198|N176511 Private Wallace Sydney Butler (1914-)]]|| great x 4 grandson || Second World War ||-|| 20th Employment Company, Australian Army |-align=center |[[Image:Photos-140.png |50px]]||[[Carmichael-2111|NX54490 Private Keith Archibald Carmichael (1916-)]]|| great x 3 grandson || Second World War ||-|| 2/1st Machine Gun Battalion, Second Australian Imperial Force |-align=center |[[Image:Carmichael-2112-1.jpg |50px]]||[[Carmichael-2112|412391 Flight Lieutenant Reginald Carmichael (1918-43)]]|| great x 3 grandson || Second World War ||[[Image:Photos-320.jpg|30px]] KIA || No. 467 Squadron Royal Australian Air Force |-align=center |[[Image:Photos-493.jpg|50px]]||[[Carney-2108| 4352 Private Patrick Alfred Carney (1896-1972)]]|| great x 2 grandson || First World War ||-|| 30th Infantry Battalion, AIF |-align=center |[[Image:Photos-493.jpg|50px]]||[[Carney-2109| 3009 Private Pope Vincent 'Vince' Carney (1898-1968)]]|| great x 2 grandson || First World War ||-|| 38th Infantry Battalion, AIF |-align=center |[[Image:Photos-140.png|50px]]||[[Collins-17469| NX193797 Private Ernest Collins (1910-67)]]|| great x 3 grandson || Second World War ||-|| 9th Infantry Battalion, Australian Army |-align=center |[[Image:Photos-140.png|50px]]||[[Cocksedge-88|NX140670 Signalman Allan Cocksedge (1913-)]]|| great x 3 grandson || Second World War ||-|| 18th Line of Communication, Second Australian Imperial Force |-align=center |[[Image:Photos-140.png|50px]]||[[Cocksedge-81|NX4067 Signalman Charles Eric Cocksedge (1909-51)]]|| great x 3 grandson || Second World War ||-|| Australian Signals Centre Training Battalion, Second Australian Imperial Force |-align=center |[[Image:Photos-140.png|50px]]||[[Cocksedge-80|NF392291 Sergeant Millicent Elsie Rose Cocksedge (1906-78)]]|| great x 3 granddaughter || Second World War ||-|| Australian Women’s Army Service |-align=center |[[Image:Photos-140.png|50px]]||[[Cocksedge-82|NX7444 (NX200182) Signalman Reginald George Henry Cocksedge (1910-73)]]|| great x 3 grandson || Second World War ||-|| 28th Line of Communication, Second Australian Imperial Force |-align=center |[[Image:Photos-140.png|50px]]||[[Cocksedge-83|WX2101 (22045) Sergeant Walter David Cocksedge (1913-60)]]|| great x 3 grandson || Second World War ||POW||6th Corps of Signals, Second Australian Imperial Force |-align=center |[[Image:Evans-20975.jpg|50px]]||[[Evans-20975| NFX152966 Corporal Gweneth Violet Evans (1922-2010)]]|| great x 4 granddaughter || Second World War ||-|| Royal Army Medical Women’s Service Japan |-align=center |[[Image:Evans-20928.jpg|50px]]||[[Evans-20928|NX966 Sergeant Herbert Arthur Evans (1919-2002)]]|| great x 4 grandson || Second World War ||-|| 2/1st Infantry Battalion, Second Australian Imperial Force |-align=center |[[Image:Bunt-224-1.jpg|50px]]||[[Evans-20927|1205173 Bombardier Kenneth John Evans (1955-)]]|| great x 5 grandson || peace ||-|| Royal Australian Artillery |-align=center |[[Image:Photos-140.png|50px]]||[[Eyles-316|NX164710 Private Edward James Eyles (1913-79)]]|| great x 3 grandson || Second World War || - ||Headquarters New Guinea Force |-align=center |[[Image:Photos-140.png|50px]]||[[Eyles-313|NX90760 Corporal Sidney Walter Eyles (1908-85)]]|| great x 3 grandson || Second World War || - ||2nd Field Artillery Training Regiment, Second Australian Imperial Force |-align=center |[[Image:Photos-140.png|50px]]||[[Fairbrother-275|NX136915 Gunner Albert Raymond Fairbrother (1914-)]]|| great x 3 grandson || Second World War || - ||13th Field Regiment, Second Australian Imperial Force |-align=center |[[Image:Photos-76.png|50px]]||[[Farmer-4387|Leading Aircraftman Ralph Maurice Farmer (1917-)]]|| great x 3 grandson || Second World War || - ||5 Operational Training Unit, Royal Australian Air Force |-align=center |[[Image:Photos-140.png|50px]]||[[Hamilton-19627|NX67855 Lieutenant Thomas Russell Hamilton (1913-)]]|| great x 2 grandson || Second World War || - ||204 Tulip Force, Second Australian Imperial Force |-align=center |[[Image:Photos-140.png|50px]]||[[Hammond-6420|NX49701 Private and 22778 Sapper Gerald Northrop Hammond (1919-90)]]|| great x 4 grandson || Second World War; Korean War || - || Second Australian Imperial Force; Australian Ancilliary Unit Korea |-align=center |[[Image:Photos-140.png|50px]]||[[Hammond-6426|NX25814 Private Henry George Hammond (1911-43)]]|| great x 3 grandson || Second World War || [[Image:Photos-320.jpg|30px]] died as POW || 2/18th Infantry Battalion and 1st Field Bakery, Second Australian Imperial Force |-align=center |[[Image:Photos-140.png|50px]]||[[Hammond-6421|NX37011 Corporal Lindsay Worthing Hammond (1920-73)]]|| great x 4 grandson || Second World War || - || Second Australian Imperial Force |-align=center |[[Image:Photos-140.png|50px]]||[[Hammond-6422|QX20419 Private Wallace Oliver Hammond (1921-)]]|| great x 4 grandson || Second World War || - || Second Australian Imperial Force |-align=center |[[Image:Hammond-6419.jpg|40px]]||[[Hammond-6419|N270933 Private William Joseph Hammond MM (1893-1965)]]|| great x 3 grandson || First World War; Second World War || - || 6th Light Horse and 4th Machine Gun Bn, AIF; Australian Army Medical Corps |-align=center |[[Image:Harding-4889.jpg|50px]]||[[Harding-4889|64059 Leading Aircraftman Cyril Ernest Harding (1924-44)]]|| great x 3 grandson || Second World War ||[[Image:Photos-320.jpg|30px]] killed during training || 5 Operational Training Unit, Royal Australian Air Force |-align=center |[[Image:Photos-140.png|50px]]||[[Harrop-343|NX50027 (N52134) Corporal John Andrew Harrop (1918-84)]]|| great x 3 grandson || Second World War || - || 2/1st Mechanical Equipment Company, Second Australian Imperial Force |-align=center |[[Image:Connecting_all_Braddock_s-18.png|50px]]||[[Hatton-1613|492 Shoeing Smith George Joseph Hatton (1870-1939)]]|| great grandson || Second Boer War || - || 1st New South Wales Mounted Rifles |-align=center |[[Image:Photos-140.png|50px]]||[[Hatton-1055|1111 Private Oscar Alfred Hatton (1888-1948)]]|| great grandson || First World War || - || 3rd Infantry Battalion, AIF |-align=center |[[Image:Photos-140.png|50px]]||[[Hatton-1618|3733 Private Sydney Clifford Hatton (1890-1966)]]|| great grandson || First World War || - || 20th Infantry Battalion, AIF |-align=center |[[Image:Photos-140.png|50px]]||[[Hatton-1618|N280967 Private Sydney Clifford Hatton (1890-1966)]]|| great grandson || Second World War || - || Eastern Command Signals Training Depot, Australian Army |-align=center |[[Image:Military_Badges_and_Insignia-22.png|50px]]||[[Hatton-1617|116 Trooper William Hatton (1880-)]]|| great grandson || Second Boer War || - || 5th Battalion Commonwealth Light Horse |-align=center |[[Image:Photos-140.png|50px]]||[[Hickson-530|N275180 Private George Kendle Hickson (1914-)]]|| great x 3 grandson || Second World War || - || 7th Motor Regiment, Australian Army |-align=center |[[Image:Photos-140.png|50px]]||[[Hickson-543|NX23920 Private Henry Joseph Hatton Hickson (1914-45)]]|| great x 3 grandson || Second World War ||[[Image:Photos-320.jpg|30px]] KIA || 2/19th Transport Platoon, Second Australian Imperial Force |-align=center |[[Image:Photos-76.png|50px]]||[[Hickson-542|161385 Leading Aircraftman Robert Henry Hickson (1926-)]]|| great x 3 grandson || Second World War || - || Royal Australian Air Force |-align=center |[[Image:Photos-140.png|50px]]||[[Hough-1370|6568 Private Reginald Lester Hough (1891-1969)]]|| great x 2 grandson || First World War || - || 19th Infantry Battalion, AIF |-align=center |[[Image:Photos-140.png|50px]]||[[Inwood-295|N191931 Private James William Inwood (1908-)]]|| great x 3 grandson || Second World War || - || 17th Works Company, Australian Army |-align=center |[[Image:Photos-76.png|50px]]||[[Jeacocke-10| V372210 Private and 126578 Leading Aircraftman Alfred George Jeacocke (1903-53)]]|| great x 3 grandson || Second World War || - || 17th Battalion, Volunteer Defence Corps; 1 Operational Training Unit, Royal Australian Air Force |-align=center |[[Image:Photos-140.png|50px]]||[[Johnson-79300|VX73687 Lieutenant Charles Keith Johnson (1904-)]]|| great x 3 grandson || Second World War || - || Australia New Guinea Administration Unit |-align=center |[[Image:Photos-493.jpg|50px]]||[[Johnson-79299|Q221682 Private William Ernest Johnson (1903-65)]]|| great x 3 grandson || Second World War || - || 18th Battalion, Volunteer Defence Corps |-align=center |[[Image:Photos-140.png|50px]]||[[Jordan-9679|QX40451 Private Reginald Lindsay Jordan (1910-)]]|| great x 3 grandson || Second World War || - || 3rd Armoured Corps Ordnance Field Park, Second Australian Imperial Force |-align=center |[[Image:Photos-140.png|50px]]||[[Jordan-9677|QX10737 Private Vivian Byron Jordan (1907-88)]]|| great x 3 grandson || Second World War || - || 2/25th Infantry Battalion, Second Australian Imperial Force |-align=center |[[Image:Photos-140.png|50px]]||[[Kemp-6428|NX112957 (N232814) Captain John William Kemp (1917-)]]|| great x 3 grandson || Second World War || - || Second Australian Imperial Force |-align=center |[[Image:Photos-140.png|50px]]||[[Kenny-1748|N248462 Private Percy Gerald Kenny (1910-)]]|| great x 3 grandson || Second World War || - || 52nd Composite Anti Aircraft Regiment, Australian Army |-align=center |[[Image:Photos-140.png|50px]]||[[Keogh-513|2045 Driver Valentine John Keogh (1897-)]]|| great x 2 grandson || First World War || - || 5th Division Ammunition Column, AIF |-align=center |[[Image:Photos-140.png|50px]]||[[Lake-2848|N335136 Signalman Victor Robert Lake (1924-)]]|| great x 3 grandson || Second World War || - || 13th Division SICT Section, Australian Army |-align=center |[[Image:Photos-76.png|50px]]||[[Layton-1827|159753 Leading Aircraftman Raymond Henry Layton (1916-)]]|| great x 3 grandson || Second World War || - || Royal Australian Air Force |-align=center |[[Image:Photos-76.png|50px]]||[[Liekefett-6|151926 Leading Aircraftman Noel Edward Liekefett (1925-2007)]]|| great x 4 grandson || Second World War || - || Royal Australian Air Force |-align=center |[[Image:Photos-76.png|50px]]||[[Long-16082|21340 Warrant Officer Eric Clarence Thomas Long (1907-63)]]|| great x 3 grandson || Second World War || - || 6 Aircraft Depot, Royal Australian Air Force |-align=center |[[Image:Photos-140.png|50px]]||[[Lutherborrow-93|5701 Private and 133 Lance Corporal Allan John Lutherborrow DCM (1896-1963)]]|| great x 3 grandson || First World War; Russian Relief Force || - || 7th Infantry Battalion, AIF and 45th Battalion Royal Fusiliers |-align=center |[[Image:Photos-140.png|50px]]||[[Lutherborrow-131|NX168545 Private Edgar Lutherborrow (1914-)]]|| great x 3 grandson || Second World War || - || 2/17th Infantry Battalion, Second Australian Imperial Force |-align=center |[[Image:Photos-140.png|50px]]||[[Lutherborrow-49| 6037 Corporal and N105963 Sergeant Israel Robert Leet Lutherborrow (1890-1967)]]|| great x 3 grandson || First World War; Second World War || - || 4th Infantry Battalion, Australian Imperial Force; Camp Staff Show Ground, Australian Army |-align=center |[[Image:Connecting_all_Braddock_s-18.png|50px]]||[[Lutherborrow-87|NX6911 Gunner and 412557 Corporal James Lutherborrow (1921-)]]|| great x 4 grandson || Second World War || - || 2/15th Field Regiment, Second Australian Imperial Force and No.13 Aircraft Repair Depot, Royal Australian Air Force |-align=center |[[Image:Photos-140.png|50px]]||[[Lutherborrow-37| NX95251 Bombardier Kelvin Lyle Lutherborrow (1916-2003)]]|| great x 3 grandson || Second World War || - || 5th Survey Battery, Second Australian Imperial Force |-align=center |[[Image:Photos-140.png|50px]]||[[Lutherborrow-97|NX29346 Sapper Laurence Max Lutherborrow (1906-68)]]|| great x 3 grandson || Second World War || POW || 2/12th Field Company, Second Australian Imperial Force |-align=center |[[Image:Photos-76.png|50px]]||[[Lutherborrow-90|70397 Leading Aircraftman Max Hilton Lutherborrow (1924-2011)]]|| great x 4 grandson || Second World War || - || 2 Embarkation Unit, Royal Australian Air Force |-align=center |[[Image:Photos-140.png|50px]]||[[Lutherborrow-21|N52119 Sapper Norman Edmund Lutherborrow (1917-87)]]|| great x 3 grandson || Second World War || - || 14th Field Company, Australian Army |-align=center |[[Image:Photos-140.png|50px]]||[[Lutherborrow-86|NX3237 Sergeant Robert Fredrick Lutherborrow (1917-87)]]|| great x 4 grandson || Second World War || - || 2/1st Australian Convalescent Depot, Second Australian Imperial Force |-align=center |[[Image:Photos-140.png|50px]]||[[Lutherborrow-84|NX110231 Lance Corporal Sidney John Robert Lutherborrow (1912-87)]]|| great x 4 grandson || Second World War || - || 20th Employment Company, Second Australian Imperial Force |-align=center |[[Image:Photos-140.png|50px]]||[[Martin-40566| N456914 Corporal Wyatt Alexander Martin (1906-85)]]|| great x 3 grandson || Second World War || - || 1st Movement Control Unit, Australian Army |-align=center |[[Image:Photos-140.png|50px]]||[[McCully-|4532 Private Ernest McCully (1893-1944)]]|| great x 2 grandson || First World War || - || Machine Gun Details, AIF |-align=center |[[Image:Photos-140.png|50px]]||[[McDonald-16365|N212024 Craftsman Archibald McGregor McDonald (1909-88)]]|| great x 2 grandson || Second World War || - || 244th Light Aid Detachment, Australian Army |-align=center |[[Image:Photos-140.png|50px]]||[[McCully-|3341 Sergeant James McCully (1882-1945)]]|| great x 2 grandson || First World War || - || 12th Infantry Battalion, AIF; 52nd Infantry Battalion, AIF |-align=center |[[Image:Photos-493.jpg|50px]]||[[Patfield-85| N154894 Private Alfred Bell Patfield (1913-)]]|| great x 3 grandson || Second World War || - || 32nd Battalion, Volunteer Defence Corps |-align=center |[[Image:Photos-140.png|50px]]||[[Patfield-52| W62256 Private Alfred Samuel Patfield (1884-1961)]]|| great x 2 grandson || Second World War || - || 29th Garrison Battalion, Australian Army |-align=center |[[Image:Photos-140.png|50px]]||[[Patfield-110| N228050 Private Alfred William Patfield (1922-71)]]|| great x 2 grandson || Second World War || - || 1st Infantry Battalion, Australian Army | |-align=center |[[Image:Photos-140.png|50px]]||[[Patfield-100| N437332 Sapper Beverley Norman Patfield (1924-86)]]|| great x 3 grandson || Second World War || - || 2/7th Field Company, Australian Army |-align=center |[[Image:Photos-140.png|50px]]||[[Patfield-107| Q42467 Private Claremont Lawton Patfield (1909-61)]]|| great x 2 grandson || Second World War || - || 49th Infantry Battalion, Australian Army |-align=center |[[Image:Photos-493.jpg|50px]]||[[Patfield-107| N441907 Private Claremont Lawton Patfield (1909-61)]]|| great x 2 grandson || Second World War || - || 22nd Battalion, Volunteer Defence Corps |-align=center |[[Image:Photos-140.png|50px]]||[[Patfield-55| W9140 Sapper Ernest Alfred Patfield (1909-79)]]|| great x 3 grandson || Second World War || - || 7th Transport Company, Australian Army |-align=center |[[Image:Photos-140.png|50px]]||[[Patfield-96| NX98888 Private Frank Herbert Patfield (1907-)]]|| great x 2 grandson || Second World War || - || Second Australian Imperial Force |-align=center |[[Image:Photos-140.png|50px]]||[[Patfield-|1985 Private George Frederick Patfield (-)]]|| - || First World War || - || 11th Field Ambulance, AIF |-align=center |[[Image:Photos-140.png|50px]]||[[Patfield-87|782 Corporal Harry Manning Patfield (1893-1961)]]|| great x 2 grandson || First World War || - || 2nd Infantry Battalion, AIF |-align=center |[[Image:Photos-76.png|50px]]||[[Patfield-51|84663 Leading Aircraftmen Hector Cecil Patfield (1926-)]]|| great x 3 grandson || Second World War || - || Royal Australian Air Force |-align=center |[[Image:Photos-140.png|50px]]||[[Patfield-58| WX20096 Private John Matthew Patfield (1923-)]]|| great x 3 grandson || Second World War || - || 2/28th Infantry Battalion, Second Australian Imperial Force |-align=center |[[Image:Photos-140.png|50px]]||[[Patfield-67| N445670 Private John Thomas Patfield (1900-76)]]|| great x 2 grandson || Second World War || - || 2nd Australian Camp Hospital, Australian Army |-align=center |[[Image:Photos-140.png|50px]]||[[Patfield-25|1736 Private Joseph Patfield (1870-1961)]]|| great grandson || First World War || - || 15th Infantry Battalion AIF; 47th Infantry Battalion, AIF |-align=center |[[Image:Photos-493.jpg|50px]]||[[Patfield-93| N470252 Private Leslie Parkinson Patfield (1913-)]]|| great x 3 grandson || Second World War || - || Volunteer Defence Corps |-align=center |[[Image:Photos-76.png|50px]]||[[Patfield-111|74232 Corporal Ronald Patfield (1924-)]]|| great x 2 grandson || Second World War || - || 104 Fighter Control Unit, Royal Australian Air Force |-align=center |[[Image:Photos-140.png|50px]]||[[Patfield-90|Private Walter James Claremont Patfield (1890-1962)]]|| great x 2 grandson || First World War || - || Australian Imperial Force |-align=center |[[Image:Photos-140.png|50px]]||[[Patfield-41|52796 Private William Patfield (1868-)]]|| great grandson || First World War || - || Australian Imperial Force |-align=center |[[Image:Photos-140.png|50px]]||[[Patfield-|1875 Private William David Patfield (-)]]|| - || First World War || - || 16th Infantry Battalion, AIF |-align=center |[[Image:Photos-493.jpg|50px]]||[[Phelps-6263|N459841 Private Frederick Arthur Phelps (1909-)]]|| great x 2 grandson || Second World War || - || 1st Battalion, Volunteer Defence Corps |-align=center |[[Image:Photos-140.png|50px]]||[[Pincham-90| N452941 Gunner Arthur Frederick Pincham (1925-)]]|| great x 3 grandson || Second World War || - || 1st Heavy Anti Aircraft Battery, Australian Army |-align=center |[[Image:Photos-140.png|50px]]||[[Pincham-33|1820 Lance Corporal Claude Vincent Pincham (1895-1988)]]|| great x 2 grandson || First World War || - || Signals Engineer Detail, AIF |-align=center |[[Image:Photos-140.png|50px]]||[[Pincham-12|20340 Sapper Cyril Archibald Neil Pincham (1897-c1992)]]|| great x 2 grandson || First World War || - || 1st Signals Squadron, AIF |-align=center |[[Image:Photos-140.png|50px]]||[[Pincham-70| NX5387 Lance Corporal Douglas Teale Pincham (1915-87)]]|| great x 3 grandson || Second World War || - || 2/3rd Infantry Battalion, Second Australian Imperial Force |-align=center |[[Image:Photos-76.png|50px]]||[[Pincham-69|98646 Corporal Jenny Sarah Pincham (1917-)]]|| great x 3 granddaughter || Second World War || - || 3 Aircraft Depot Amberley, Women's Royal Australian Air Force |-align=center |[[Image:Photos-140.png|50px]]||[[Pincham-43|3511 Private John William Pincham (1899-1957)]]|| great x 2 grandson || First World War || - || 14th Light Horse Regiment, AIF |-align=center |[[Image:Photos-140.png|50px]]||[[Pincham-43| N270316 Corporal John William Pincham (1899-1957)]]|| great x 2 grandson || Second World War || - || Engineer Training Depot, Australian Army |-align=center |[[Image:Photos-140.png|50px]]||[[Pincham-89| NX50410 Private Leslie Roy Pincham (1918-74)]]|| great x 3 grandson || Second World War || - || 2/3rd Pioneer Battalion, Second Australian Imperial Force |-align=center |[[Image:Photos-493.jpg|50px]]||[[Pincham-67| N348637 Private Norman Bruce Pincham (1913-)]]|| great x 3 grandson || Second World War || - || 25th Battalion, Volunteer Defence Corps |-align=center |[[Image:Photos-140.png|50px]]||[[Pincham-88|NX41460 Private Norman Keith Pincham (1916-76)]]|| great x 3 grandson || Second World War || - || 7th Military District AASC HQ; 2/3rd Pioneer Battalion, Second Australian Imperial Force |-align=center |[[Image:Military_Badges_and_Insignia-1.png|30px]]||[[Pincham-87| S2256 Able Seaman Thomas George Pincham (1914-84)]]|| great x 3 grandson || Second World War || - || Royal Australian Navy |-align=center |[[Image:Photos-493.jpg|50px]]||[[Pincham-32| N353781 Lance Corporal William Ernest Pincham (1893-1976)]]|| great x 2 grandson || Second World War || - || 25th Battalion, Volunteer Defence Corps |-align=center |[[Image:Photos-76.png|50px]]||[[Pollard-596|130509 Leading Aircraftman Frederick Thomas Pollard (-)]]|| great x 3 grandson || Second World War || - || Royal Australian Air Force |-align=center |[[Image:Photos-493.jpg|50px]]||[[Powell-14078| N438945 Lance Corporal Darcy Spellman Cowper Powell (1897-1982)]]|| great x 2 grandson || Second World War || - || 1st Battalion, Volunteer Defence Corps |-align=center |[[Image:Photos-76.png|50px]]||[[Pratley-40| 73324 Leading Aircraftman Frederick Pratley (1923-44)]]|| great x 3 grandson || Second World War || [[Image:Photos-320.jpg|30px]] died of illness || No.2 Operational Training Unit, Royal Australian Air Force |-align=center |[[Image:Photos-140.png|50px]]||[[Pratley-41| NX194318 Sapper Wyatt Frank Pratley (1923-)]]|| great x 3 grandson || Second World War || - || 3rd Australian Welding Platoon, Australian Engineers |-align=center |[[Image:Photos-76.png|50px]]||[[Rayner-1155| 133230 Leading Aircraftman Clifford Alan Rayner (1912-68)]]|| great x 3 grandson || Second World War || - || 11 Repair & Servicing Unit, Royal Australian Air Force |-align=center |[[Image:Photos-140.png|50px]]||[[Rayner-| N30169 Warrant Officer Class II Clifford Henry Rayner (-)]]|| - || Second World War || - || 20th Infantry Battalion, Australian Army |-align=center |[[Image:Rayner-1159.jpg|50px]]||[[Rayner-1159| NFX Captain Enid Susannah Rayner (1905-85)]]|| great x 3 granddaughter || Second World War || - || 2/3rd Casualty Clearing Station, Australian Army Nursing Service |-align=center |[[Image:Photos-76.png|50px]]||[[Rayner-1162|68187 Leading Aircraftman Reginald Maxwell Rayner (1914-78)]]|| great x 3 grandson || Second World War || - || 2 Aircraft Depot, Royal Australian Air Force |-align=center |[[Image:Photos-76.png|50px]]||[[Rothwell-1335|403379 Flight Lieutenant Harold Ellis Rothwell (1918-92)]]|| great x 4 grandson || Second World War || - || No.5 Operational Training Unit, Royal Australian Air Force |-align=center |[[Image:Photos-140.png|50px]]||[[Seller-214| NX92166 Private Clarence Herbert Seller (1907-74)]]|| great x 2 grandson || Second World War || - || Second Australian Imperial Force |-align=center |[[Image:Photos-140.png|50px]]||[[Shaw-13270|NGX438 Warrant Officer Class II Frank Reginald Shaw (1908-)]]|| great x 3 grandson || Second World War || - || Australian New Guinea Administration Unit |-align=center |[[Image:Military_Badges_and_Insignia-1.png|30px]]||[[Shaw-13265|799 Sergeant 2nd Class John Frederick Shaw (1896-65)]]|| great x 3 grandson || Second World War || - || Royal Australian Navy |-align=center |[[Image:Photos-140.png|50px]]||[[Sims-3423|NX98039 Signalman Raymond Cecil Sims (1923-88)]]|| great x 2 grandson || Second World War || - || Second Australian Imperial Force |-align=center |[[Image:Photos-140.png|50px]]||[[Small-4378|36536 Private Barton Harold Small (1890-1979)]]|| great x 2 grandson || First World War || - || 11th Field Artillery Brigade, AIF |-align=center |[[Image:Photos-140.png|50px]]||[[Small-3420|N9494 Trooper Clive Frank Small (1915-76)]]|| great x 2 grandson || Second World War || - || 2nd Armoured Regiment, Australian Army |-align=center |[[Image:Photos-76.png|50px]]||[[Small-4392|134775 Leading Aircraftman Colin Campbell Small (1913-)]]|| great x 2 grandson || Second World War || - || Royal Australian Air Force |-align=center |[[Image:Photos-140.png|50px]]||[[Small-4409|N464791 (N299344) Sapper Cyril Joseph Small (1918-)]]|| great x 2 grandson || Second World War || - || Royal Australian Engineers, Australian Army |-align=center |[[Image:Photos-76.png|50px]]||[[Small-2905|64854 Leading Aircraftman Frank Neville Small (1907-)]]|| great x 2 grandson || Second World War || - || No.7 Aircraft Depot Tocumwal, Royal Australian Air Force |-align=center |[[Image:Photos-140.png|50px]]||[[Small-4380|NX16211 Gunner Geoffrey Barton Small (1918-)]]|| great x 3 grandson || Second World War || - || 2/3rd Light Anti Aircraft Battery, Second Australian Imperial Force |-align=center |[[Image:Photos-140.png|50px]]||[[Small-2904|NX59208 Captain James Stanley Small (1904-)]]|| great x 2 grandson || Second World War || - || Australian Army Education Service |-align=center |[[Image:Photos-493.jpg|50px]]||[[Small-4424| N176718 Private John Lindsay Campbell Small (1897-1962)]]|| great x 2 grandson || Second World War || - || 11th Battalion, Volunteer Defence Corps |-align=center |[[Image:Photos-140.png|50px]]||[[Small-4423|31166 Gunner Keith Campbell Small (1896-1917)]]|| great x 2 grandson || First World War ||[[Image:Photos-320.jpg|30px]] KIA || Field Artillery Brigade, AIF |-align=center |[[Image:Photos-140.png|50px]]||[[Smith-231180|5822 Private Arthur Smith (1894-1917)]]|| great x 2 grandson || First World War ||[[Image:Photos-320.jpg|30px]] KIA ||22nd Infantry Battalion, AIF |-align=center |[[Image:Photos-140.png|50px]]||[[Sprowles-10|NX169282 (N175582) Craftsman Harry Sprowles (1922-)]]|| great x 4 grandson || Second World War || - || 113th Brigade Workshops, Second Australian Imperial Force |-align=center |[[Image:Photos-76.png|50px]]||[[Stephens-10152|73071 Sergeant Charles Frederick Stephens (1910-)]]|| great x 2 grandson || Second World War || - || 6 Wireless Unit, Royal Australian Air Force |-align=center |[[Image:Photos-140.png|50px]]||[[Thompson-11670| N303013 Lance Corporal Archie Gladstone Thompson (1899-1969)]]|| great x 2 grandson || Second World War || - || 251st Light Aid Detachment, Australian Army |-align=center |[[Image:Photos-140.png|50px]]||[[Tucker-6756|N274902 Private William Victor Tucker (1905-79)]]|| great x 2 grandson || Second World War || - || Eastern Command Provost Company, Australian Army |-align=center |[[Image:Photos-140.png|50px]]||[[White-39420| NX138092 Private Cecil George White (-)]]|| great x 3 grandson || Second World War || - || 2/2nd Guard Battalion, Second Australian Imperial Force |-align=center |[[Image:Photos-139.png|50px]]||[[Wilkinson-7517| Warrant Officer Class II Laurence Wilkinson (1953-)]]|| great x 5 grandson || peace || - || Royal Australian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers |-align=center |[[Image:Photos-76.png|50px]]||[[Wright-28461|21716 Pilot Officer Edward Lawrence Wright (1914-)]]|| great x 3 grandson || Second World War || - || Royal Australian Air Force |}
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=== Notable family members === *[[Patfield-12|'''Elizabeth Small nee Patfield''']] (1802-70) was the pioneering matriarch of the immense Small family of Woodford Island, Clarence River. Of all the Patfield children, Elizabeth travelled furtherest from her family and 'civilisation', raising a family of 11 children. She knew the heartache of losing two of her babies. Isolation was her norm, Maclean only being laid out as a town eight years before her demise. She was survived by her husband, nine children and 40 grandchildren. *[[Hammond-6419|'''Bill Hammond MM''']] (1893-1965) was an ANZAC who served through The Great War as a member of both the Australian Naval and Military Expeditionary Force and the Australian Imperial Force. He served at New Guinea, Gallipoli and the Western Front; being awarded the Military Medal (MM) for gallantry. During the Second World War, he served in a Convalescent Depot. *[[Jardine-708|'''Fitzroy Jardine MSc BA''']] (1896-1964) was a pilot in the Royal Air Force during The Great War. He became the longest-serving headmaster of Rockhampton Grammar School and had a significant influence on education in Central Queensland. His extensive ethnographic collection from the Rockhampton and Fitzroy region, as well as the Torres Strait Islands, the North Queensland rainforests, Central Australia, the Territory of Papua and New Guinea, and the Pacific Islands is held by the Dreamtime Cultural Centre, Rockhampton. *[[Lutherborrow-93|'''Alan Lutherborrow DCM''']] (1896-1963) was an ANZAC who served on the Western Front during The Great War before, following the Armistice, volunteering for service in the British North Russian Relief Force. During this latter campaign he was awarded the Distinguished Conduct Medal (DCM), equivalent to today's Star of Gallantry. *[[Bruen-162|'''Doctor Wendy Smyth nee Bruen OAM PhD''']] (1954-living) was awarded the Medal of the Order of Australia (OAM) for her exemplary service to nursing, especially through the Townsville University Hospital and as Adjunct Senior Research Fellow, James Cook University. == Sources ==
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== Bibliography == *Bateson, Charles. ''The Convict Ships 1787-1868''. Library of Australian History. Sydney, 1983. *Baxter, Carol. ''Musters and Lists New South Wales and Norfolk Island 1800-1802''. Australian Biographical & Genealogical Record and Society of Australian Genealogists. Sydney, 1988. *Baxter, Carol. ''Musters of New South Wales and Norfolk Island 1805-1806''. Australian Biographical & Genealogical Record and Society of Australian Genealogists. Sydney, 1989. *Bruen, Gweneth. ''Thank You Mother England: Paul Lutherburrow and Families''. Self-published. Epping, 1986. *Evans, Kenneth. ''Paddle to Australia: The Story of George Patfield''. Self-published. Beaudesert, 2001. *Flynn, Michael. ''The Second Fleet: Britain’s Grim Armada of 1790''. Library of Australian History. Sydney, 1993. *Gillen, Mollie. ''The Search for John Small First Fleeter''. Library of Australian History. Sydney, 1988. *Martin, Megan. ''Settlers and Convicts of the Bellona 1793: a Biographical Dictionary''. Bellona Muster Committee 1793-1993. North Ryde, 1992. *Ryan, R J. ''Land grants 1788-1809''. Australian Documents Library. Sydney, 1981. *Sainty, Malcolm R & Johnson, Keith A. ''Census of New South Wales, November 1828''. Library of Australian History. Sydney, 1985. *Sweeney, Christopher. ''Transported: In Place of Death''. Macmillan Company of Australia. South Melbourne, 1981.
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This is a central page for organizing genealogy related to Padgett families and information about individuals, places, and things named Padgett. (Do you have any info about Padgetts or the name? Please join the Trusted List to this page and participate. You can also post a comment or memory below.) === Alternate Spellings === The many alternate spellings of the same name include: Padgett, Paget, Pagitt, Paggitt and Pagett and Page. === Origins of the Surname Padgett === Name comes from "page", i.e. a young servant or personal assistant to a nobleman. The beginning of the surname Padgett are in England starting about 1230. === Coat of Arms === The Coat of Arms most associated with the family depicts on a black shield, a silver cross engrailed, in the dexter quarter a silver escallop. === Geographic Centers of Padgett Families === This English surname is mostly from Yorkshire region of England. Many live in the USA in southern states such as the Carolinas, Virginia, Georgia, and Florida. Many were farmers. === Famous and Creative Padgetts === * [[Padgett-4|Benjamin Lewis Padgett]] (1894-1951) was known as "Gadget Padgett." He invented a simple wooden machine that allowed the shifting of colored paper to represent statistical trends in motion. * Lewis Padgett was a combination of two authors' mother's maiden names. Padgett was the pen name for the authors of many humorous short stories of science fiction in the 1940s and 1950s. Among the most famous were: Exit the Professor, See You Later, Mimsy Were The Borogoves, The Twonky, What You Need, Dead Lock, Open Secret, Time Enough and others. Many of these short stories were used in television shows, like The Twilight Zone. === Towns Named 'Padgett' === The town of '''Padgett''', in County of Young, in the state of Texas is 9.5 miles southwest of Olney, TX A man named I. B. Padgett first came to this region of Texas in 1875. The small town was named for him. Padgett had a few small businesses, a post office, four or five churches and a two teacher school house. Eventually the people moved out over the years and by 1970s the town no longer existed. === Padgetts on WikiTree === Here is the updated [http://www.wikitree.com/indexes/person/P/PADGETT_1.html Padgett] index. If you add yourself or a Padgett relative to WikiTree your change will appear on the index tomorrow. [[Category:Surnames]] [[Category:English Immigrants to America]]
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[[Space:Clan_Paisley|Clan Paisley]] | [[Space:Paisley_DNA_Group_Project|Paisley DNA Group Project]] ==About the Project== {{One Name Study|name=Paisley}} {{One Name Study|name=Paisley}} {{Clear}} {{GOONS Sticker|Paisley}} The Paisley Name Study project serves as a collaborative platform to collect information on the [https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/Paisley Paisley] name. The hope is that other researchers like you will [[#How to Join|join the study]] to help make it a valuable reference point for other genealogists who are researching or have an interest in the Paisley name. As a One-Name Study, this project is not limited to persons who are related to biologically. Individual [[#Research_Pages|studies]] can be used to branch out the research into specific methods and areas of interest, such as geographically (England Paisleys), by time period (18th Century Paisleys), or by topic (Paisley DNA, Paisley Occupations, Paisley Statistics). These studies may also include a number of family branches that have no immediate link with each other. Some researchers may even be motivated to go beyond the profile identification and research stage to compile fully sourced, single-family histories of some of the families they discover through this name study project. ''Also see the [[#Related Surnames and Surname Variants|related surnames and surname variants]].'' === How to Join === To join the Paisley Name Study, first, start out by browsing our current [[#Research_Pages|research pages]] to see if there is a specific study ongoing that fits your interests. If so, feel free to add your name to the Membership list below, post an introduction comment on the specific team page, and then dive right in! If a [[#Research_Pages|research page]] does not yet exist for your particular area of interest, please contact the '''Name Study Coordinators: [[Gilhooly-9|Charmaine Rosa]]''' & '''[[Robinson-27225|Azure Robinson]]''' for assistance. This study is registered with the [http://www.one-name.org One Name Study Guild]: [https://one-name.org/name_profile/Peasley/ Peasley Name Study] FTDNA Projects: *[https://www.familytreedna.com/groups/paisley Paisley Y-DNA and atDNA] managed by Diane Langston *[https://www.familytreedna.com/groups/paisleyallied-autosomal Paisley & allied families - autosomal] managed by Diane Langston ''Also see the [[#Related Surnames and Surname Variants|related surnames and surname variants]].'' *WikiTree-Peasley Name Study on [https://discordapp.com/ Discord Chat] * [[Special:Whatlinkshere/Space:Paisley_Name_Study|WikiTree Profiles that link here]] === Membership === {{Member|ONS|name=Paisley}} Once you are ready to go, you can also show your project affiliation with the ONS Member Sticker: {{Member|ONS|name=Paisley}} {{Clear}} {| class="wikitable sortable" border=4 |- !Member!!Ancestor!!Notes |- |[[Gilhooly-9|Charmaine (Gilhooly) Rosa]]||[[Paisley-220|John Paisley (abt.1732-)]]|| |- |[[Robinson-27225|Azure Robinson]]||[[Peasley-41|Joseph Peasley (abt.1598-1660)]]|| |} === Research Pages === Here are some of the current research pages included in the study. I'll be working on them, and could use your help! #Sources ##Find books/resources that provide source information ###Any free books available online, add to the [[Space:Category-Source|WT Source Library]] ###List new source here ###Enter new source into relevant profiles #Maintenance Categories ##[[:Category:Needs Sources, Paisley Name Study|Needs Sources]] ##[[:Category:Needs Biography, Paisley Name Study|Needs Biography]] ##[[:Category:Needs Profiles Created, Paisley Name Study|Needs Profiles]] #Source and Connect Existing Paisley profiles: :::{| border=4 |- !|Orphaned |[https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special%3AAdoptions&cln=&order=&s=PAISLEY Paisley] |[https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special%3AAdoptions&cln=&order=&s=PACLEY Pacley] |[https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special%3AAdoptions&cln=&order=&s=PASLEY Pasley] |- !|Unsourced |[https://plus.wikitree.com/default.htm?report=srch1&Query=Unsourced+LastNameatBirth%3DPaisley&MaxProfiles=500 Paisley] |[https://plus.wikitree.com/default.htm?report=srch1&Query=Unsourced+LastNameatBirth%3DPacley&MaxProfiles=500 Pacley] |[https://plus.wikitree.com/default.htm?report=srch1&Query=Unsourced+LastNameatBirth%3DPasley&MaxProfiles=500 Pasley] |- !|Unconnected |[https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special:Unconnected&order=dateup&viewAll=1&s=PAISLEY Paisley] |[https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special:Unconnected&order=dateup&viewAll=1&s=PACLEY Pacley] |[https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special:Unconnected&order=dateup&viewAll=1&s=PASLEY Pasley] |} == Origins == Paisley surname originates locally in Paisley, Renfrewshire, Scotland.Dilquest, Augustus Wilfrid. "''Those Names of Ours''" Crowell, 1938 This town, which straddles the banks of the White Cart Water, a tributary of the River Clyde approximately 12 miles west of Glasgow, has been historically called Pasley, Paselay, Passelet, and Passeleth. The earliest surviving place name record dates to 1157 AD. Some believe the place name was a derivation of a Gaelic term meaning “at the front of the slope” (consistent with the town’s location). Others believe, it was derived from the word “basilica” - coincidentally, a chapel was erected on the site of the future town of Paisley by St. Mirin in the 6th/7th century, and gradually grew into a major church and pilgrimage destination. The usage of surnames began in Scotland in the 12th century but remained rare until the 13th century. Early surnames were consistent with the names of places (i.e Paisley), occupations, nicknames, or derived from a parent’s given name (i.e. O’Brien, McDonald). Coinciding with this earliest use of surnames, the first known record of the Paisley place name as a surname dated to between 1179 and 1202 AD when William Passelue/Passelaw was a witness to various charters of William of Lyon and Alan filius Walteri. There is also a surviving record of Johannes de Passelet as the canon of Glasgow in 1320 AD. At least as early as the 15th century, persons bearing the surname “Paisley” began emigrating from Scotland to other regions, ultimately including England, Ireland, continental Europe, Australia, and America. From 1630 to 1900, at least four dozen, possibly more, separate sets of immigrants, surnamed Paisley, entered America and started families whose descendants can still be found and identified. A wide variety of spellings of this surname can now be found in U.S. public records, including Paisley, Paisly, Paistley, Pastly, Pasley, Paslay, Pasely, Parsley, Pacely, Pacley, Peisly, Peasley, Peasly, Peaslye, Peaslie, and Peaslee, but it is believed that all these spellings originate from the place name for Paisley, Scotland.Paisley, Gary. Clan Paisley Database - About Us {{Ancestry Tree|117237430|340163498866}} (https://www.ancestry.com/ : accessed 30 Oct 2020) === Related Surnames and Surname Variants === * [https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/Pacley Pacley] * [https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/Pasley Pasley] Please take time to leave a message with the oldest proven Paisley relative that you have. For example, I believe one is Edward Paisley, 1610 Paisley, Scotland. Have fun and even leave stories about your family of Paisleys. One branch also has what we call Paisley Eyes. Most of us have some form of green eyez, some a very unusual green color. ===Distribution=== {{Tag Link|Paisley}}'''{{green|665}}''' {{Tag Link|Pasley}}'''{{green|311}}''' {{Tag Link|Pacley}}'''{{green|0}}''' Birth Location: {{One Name Study|name=Paisley|category= '''{{blue|Location}}''', Paisley Name Study}} {| border=4 !Country ! align="center" style="background:#42845A;"|Paisley ! align="center" style="background:#46946B;"|Pasley ! align="center" style="background:#356D6F;"|Pacley ! align="center" style="background:#DCB709;"|Total |- ![[:Category:Australia,_Paisley_Name_Study|Australia]] | align="center" style="background:#DCDCDC;"|0 | align="center" style="background:#DCDCDC;"|0 |align="center" style="background:#DCDCDC;"|0 | align="center" style="background:#DCDCDC;"|0 |- ![[:Category:Canada,_Paisley_Name_Study|Canada]] | align="center" style="background:#42845A;"|1 | align="center" style="background:#DCDCDC;"|0 | align="center" style="background:#DCDCDC;"|0 | align="center" style="background:#DCB709;"|1 |- ![[:Category:England,_Paisley_Name_Study|England]] | align="center" style="background:#42845A;"|2 | align="center" style="background:#46946B;"|1 | align="center" style="background:#DCDCDC;"|0 | align="center" style="background:#DCB709;"|3 |- ![[:Category:Ireland,_Paisley_Name_Study|Ireland]] | align="center" style="background:#42845A;"|1 | align="center" style="background:#DCDCDC;"|0 |align="center" style="background:#DCDCDC;"|0 | align="center" style="background:#DCB709;"|1 |- ![[:Category:Scotland,_Paisley_Name_Study|Scotland]] | align="center" style="background:#42845A;"|1 | align="center" style="background:#46946B;"|2 | align="center" style="background:#DCDCDC;"|0 | align="center" style="background:#DCB709;"|3 |- ![[:Category:United_States,_Paisley_Name_Study|United States]] | align="center" style="background:#42845A;"|1 | align="center" style="background:#46946B;"|1 |align="center" style="background:#DCDCDC;"|0 | align="center" style="background:#DCB709;"|2 |- ![[:Category:Peasley_Name_Study|No Location]] | align="center" style="background:#42845A;"|1 | align="center" style="background:#DCDCDC;"|0 |align="center" style="background:#DCDCDC;"|0 | align="center" style="background:#DCB709;"|1 |- !Totals ! align="center" style="background:#42845A;"|7 ! align="center" style="background:#46946B;"|4 ! align="center" style="background:#DCDCDC;"|0 ! align="center" style="background:#DCB709;"|11 |} == Notables == ===[[Wikipedia:Paisley]]=== *Lord Paisley, in the peerage of Scotland *Bob Paisley, English football manager *[[Paisley-132|Brad Paisley]], American country singer *Chris Paisley (born 1986), English professional golfer *David Paisley (born 1979), Scottish actor *Doug Paisley, Canadian folk singer *Eileen Paisley, Baroness Paisley of St George's (born 1931), Northern Ireland politician *Grégory Paisley (born 1977), French footballer *[[Paisley-426|Ian Richard Kyle Paisley (1926-2014)]], Northern Ireland politician and church leader *[[Paisley-427|Ian Paisley Jr]], Northern Ireland politician, son of Ian Paisley *Jackie Paisley, American female bodybuilder *Janet Paisley (1948–2018), Scottish writer, poet and playwright *John Paisley (actor), Scottish actor working in China *John Paisley (CIA officer), former CIA officer *Michelle Paisley (born 1968), American author *Rebecca Paisley, American author *Rhonda Paisley (born 1960), Northern Ireland author and politician *Stephen Paisley (born 1983), Irish professional football player *Una Paisley (1922-1977), Australian cricket player ===[[Wikipedia:Pacley]]=== ===[[Wikipedia:Pasley]]=== *Charles Pasley KCB (1780–1861), British soldier and military engineer who wrote the defining text on the role of the post-American revolution British Empire *Charles Pasley (engineer) CB (1824–1890), son of the above, British military engineer responsible for many public works in Australia *Kevin Pasley (born 1953), retired professional baseball player whose career spanned 12 seasons *Malcolm Pasley, FBA (1926–2004), literary scholar best known for his dedication to and publication of the works of Franz Kafka *Omar Pasley (born 1986), better known by his stage name OMI, Jamaican singer *Pasley Baronets, of Craig in the County of Dumfries, is a title in the Baronetage of Great Britain *[[Pasley-186|Thomas Pasley Bt RN (1734-1808)]], senior and highly experienced British Royal Navy officer of the eighteenth century *[[Sabine-113|Thomas (Sabine) Pasley KCB RN (1804-1884)]], officer of the British Royal Navy during the nineteenth century == Sources ==
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Palatine Arrivals in New York in 1710
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[[Category: Palatine Migration]] [[Category: Palatine Ships]] [[Category:Province of New York, Immigrants from Holy Roman Empire]] Eleven or twelve ships sailed from London in 1710, carrying about 3200 Palatine immigrants to New York. The Palatines began boarding ships in London in December 1709, but did not leave England until April 1710. About 470 died on the journey. Actual passenger lists have not survived, but the following is a set of reconstructed lists (some of which are very incomplete) posted online by the ProGenealogists Palatine Project circa 2009-2011. Reconstructions were based on the assumption that the Hunter lists are arranged roughly chronologically in the order of the immigrants' arrival at New York. Dates given here may not be accurate. # '''Ship: ''Lyon of Keith''.''' Captain: Alexander Stevenson. Listmaster: Hans Peter Kneskern. From: London Arrival: by 30 June 1710. This list is made up of the first 63 names listed on the 30 June 1710 subsistence list and others who appear to have been part of their households. https://web.archive.org/web/20120524084404/http://www.progenealogists.com:80/palproject/ny/1710first.htm # '''Second ship.''' From: London. Arrival: by 30 June 1710. This list is made up of the second half (62 names) of the 30 June 1710 subsistence list and others who appear to have been part of their households. https://web.archive.org/web/20120524084604/http://www.progenealogists.com:80/palproject/ny/1710second.htm # '''Ship: ''Fame''.''' Captain: Walter Houxton. Listmaster: Johann Adolph Arthopoeus. From: London. Arrival: 14 Jun 1710. https://web.archive.org/web/20120524084449/http://www.progenealogists.com/palproject/ny/1710third.htm # '''Ship: ''Baltimore''.''' Captain: Bartholomew Whitehorne. Listmaster: Johann Philipp Fuchs. https://web.archive.org/web/20120524085751/http://www.progenealogists.com:80/palproject/ny/1710fourth.htm # '''Ship: ''Hartwell''.''' Captain: Jeremiah Turner. Listmaster: Christian Wormbs. From: London. Arrival: by 30 June 1710. This list is made up of the first 63 names listed on the 30 June 1710 subsistence list along with any who appear to have been part of their households. https://web.archive.org/web/20120525125954/http://www.progenealogists.com:80/palproject/ny/1710fifth.htm # '''Ship: ''James & Elizabeth''.''' Captain: Henry Gravener. Listmaster: Johann Christian Gerlach. From: London. Arrival: 16 June 1710. This reconstructed passenger list is based on the first part (60 names) of the 4 July 1710 subsistence list along with any who appear to have been part of their households. Johann Christ Gerlach, a passenger, was the listmaster. https://web.archive.org/web/20120525081424/http://www.progenealogists.com:80/palproject/ny/1710sixth.htm # '''Ship: ''Tower Frigate''.''' Captain: Edward Bennett. Listmaster: Johann Quirinus Neythäber. https://web.archive.org/web/20111221102440/http://www.progenealogists.com:80/palproject/ny/1710seventh.htm # '''Eighth ship'''. https://web.archive.org/web/20111115154524/http://www.progenealogists.com/palproject/ny/1710eighth.htm # '''Ninth ship'''. This is possibly the ''Mary'', Thomas Richardson, captain, and Johann Christoph Kurtz, listmaster, No list. # '''Ship: ''Sarah''.''' Captain: Andrew Elston. LIstmaster: Schmidt (possibly Johann Georg Schmidt). This ship probably arrived in New York between 4 August and 4 Oct 1710. https://web.archive.org/web/20111115154958/http://www.progenealogists.com/palproject/ny/1710tenth.htm # '''Eleventh ship'''. 77 Families. This ship probably arrived in New York between 4 July and 4 August 1710. https://web.archive.org/web/20120525125949/http://www.progenealogists.com:80/palproject/ny/1710eleventh.htm
Palatine Immigrants of New Bern, Province of Carolina
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New Bern was founded by Baron [[Von_Graffenried-4|Christopher von Graffenreid]] when he led six hundred Palatine immigrants to the colony in 1709/1710. For more on the Province of Carolina, see the Southern Colonist's Project, [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:US_Southern_Colonies_Province_of_Carolina_Team Province of Carolina Space Page]. ==Synopsis== Switzerland's political environment at the time of the emigration was strictly against any emigration. It was considered as a crime against the fatherland and was equivalent to desertion. However, these dissenting Prostestant souls were a nuisance, so the Council of Bern thought of a way to get rid of 400-500 undesirables in a one-time emigration. Queen Anne saw England as the protector of European Protestantism and was looking for settlers in her American Colonies. John Lawson, an Englishman wrote "nothing can be done of more security and advantage to the Crown and subjects of Great Britain, than to have our Frontiers secured by a Warlike People, and our Friends, as the Switzers" John Lawson encouraged Baron [[Von_Graffenried-4|Christoph von Graffenried]] in his plans to establish a Swiss settlement with the aid of Queen Anne. He purchased 10,000 acres between the Neuse and Cape Fear Rivers in North Carolina for this settlement. John Lawson set sail from Gravesend In January 1710 with the 650 German Palatines (92 families) while De Graffenreid waited in London for the Swiss. When De Graffenreid arrived with 1 ship of Swiss emigrants he found only about 300 of the German Palatines alive. At the confluence of the Neuse and Trent Rivers they laid out the town of New Bern. They named it for De Graffenreid's home Bern, Switzerland Their troubles, however, were not over. They arrived at the most inopportune time. There was a yellow fever epidemic that ravaged the settlement. The Tuscorora War broke out about the same time.They found themselves and their settlement an easy target From 1711-1713 they were attacked by the Tuscarora Indians. Of the ones who survived these adversities, more than half left New Bern and move to Virginia or dispersed into other Carolina precincts. The small number of settlers remaining, after losses due to disease, war, and the hardships of the ocean voyage, intermarried with residents of other nationalities, and the Swiss-German community blended into the population at large. New Bern, settled in 1710, was one of the earliest settlements in North Carolina. Its settlement was the proprietary effort of Swiss nobleman and entrepreneur Baron Christopher De Graffenreid. It was founded as a refuge for certain German and Swiss Protestants who sought to escape religious persecution and economic hardship in their native lands. Before coming to America many European groups, including these Swiss and Germans fled their homelands for Holland where the free thinking Dutch provided a haven for religious dissidents. Indeed, even our own Mayflower ancestors, the English Separatists, took refuge in Holland before coming to America. In preparation for transporting the German and Swiss dissidents to America, De Graffenreid went to England and negotiated the purchase of a large tract of land along the Neuse and Trent Rivers in North Carolina. The English Lords Proprietors were anxious to attract settlers to the new colony. They, consequently, struck a deal with De Graffenreid under the terms of which each family was to receive 250 acres of land. The settlers thus set sail form England in December 1710. The organizers of this venture knew it would not be an easy undertaking, They, therefore, selected only the young and strong. In spite of their precautions more than half of the group died during the treacherous 13-week voyage. It was an exceptionally difficult and stormy crossing. The group landed in Virginia and made their way overland to the central North Carolina coastal area. At the confluence of the Neuse and Trent Rivers they laid out the town of New Bern. They named it for De Graffenreid's home Bern, Switzerland. The new settlers were thrifty and industrious and quickly established themselves in the New World. Their troubles, however, were not over. There was a yellow fever epidemic. Two years after their arrival they were attacked by Indians. Of the ones who survived these adversities, more than half left New Bern and returned to Virginia or dispersed into other Carolina precincts. But the colony was not abandoned. Those who remained went on with their lives, which included taking up their grants along the Trent River in the area that became Jones County in 1789. ===1740 Trent River Palatine Church Subscribers=== Whereas we the subscribers have agreed and Concluded to build our house of worship or Chapel on Trent river in Craven County in the province of North Carolina out of one stock Cattle which a certain p: son hath called? & given for the same use and purpose for the use of the Palentine or Germans NOW we the subscribers hereof have chose and elected Mr. Jacob Sheets, John Simons, John Kensey & Peter Remm for to build the same Church or Chapel for the use of the high Germans & the Church of England & the same Chapel is being build on the south side of Trent River between the ferry and John Kinsesses plantation & the same Chapel is to be Thirteen feet long & Twenty feet wide & Twelve feet high & furthermore we the subscribers hereof do give unto the above sd Jacob Sheets, John Simons, Peter Remm & John Kinsey full power and authority to build or cause to be built & the name or title of the same Church or Chapel is to be called the Palatine Church or the high German Chapel as Witness our hands this second day of August Anno Domi 1740. John Simons, Jacob Sheets, Wm. Frank, Christian Slobock, George Snyder, John Letcher Miller,[[Anders-1164|Peter Andrews]], John Kinsey, [[Futch-99| Jacob Fulch]], Richs. Remer, John Remer, Michall Pickel, Danl. Fulch, Alexr. Steel, Michall Remm, Christopher Slobbock, Junr.,[[Rezenover-1| Jacob Rezenover]], Jon. Peter Remm,[[Rezenover-3|Mathias Rezenover]],Casper Reasheal,[[Amiett-1| Vinct. Ameat]], [[Koonce-6 |George Coons]], George Connegur, Jacob J. Pack, Wm. Barn. Subscribers ===1747 Petition for Redress=== Decades after the disasterous beginning of settlement, a group of Palatines petitioned the assembly for redress over loss of land patents. His Excellency the Governour was pleased to lay before the Board a Copy of an Order of the Right Honourable the Lords of the Committee of Council for plantation affairs together with a copy of the humble petition of the Palatines in North Carolina to His Majesty which Order was read being as follows Vizt At the Council Chamber Whitehall the 13th day of July 1747 By the Right Honourable the Lords of the Committee of Council for Plantation Affairs. His Majesty having been pleased to refer unto this Committee the humble Petition of the palatines in North Carolina, complaining of Colonel Thomas Pollock for having disposed them of their Lands in that province which were granted them being by her late Majesty Queen Ann, And humbly praying his Majesty will be graciously pleased to restore them to the possession of their said Land at any term of Rents under His Majesty as shall be thought meet The Lords of the Committee this day took the said petition into their Consideration and are hereby pleased to refer the same (a Copy whereof is hereunto annexed) to the Lords Commissioners for Trade and plantations to Consider thereof and report their Opinion thereupon to this Committee Signed Wm SHARPE Then was read the Petition of the Palatines to His Majesty, being as follows Vizt To his most Excellent Majesty King George the Second King of Great Britain Scotland France and Ireland Defender of the Faith The Humble Petition of the Palatines in North America Humbly Sheweth That your Petitioners being sent six hundred in Number by her most gracious Majesty Queen Ann into America under the Care of Christopher Gravenreed Barronet her Majesty of her bountifull kindness paid each man Twenty shillings Sterling for to purchase Necessarys for their peopling and settling her Plantations in North America And Gentlemen of England raised the like sum with six pair of hand mill-stones and two pair of water mill-stones for like purpose which said sums and mill stones your Petitioners put into the care of their Trustee aforesaid, who promised to pay them in North Carolina three Pounds for one received from them in England That your Petitioners, pursuant to her Majesty's Proclamation sent to Germany in the year of our Lord One thousand seven hundred and eight had their Lands laid out to them (to wit) to each Family two hundred and fifty acres That your Petitioners Trustee Baron Gravenreed aforesaid entered into an agreement with them to find each Family two Cows and calves and a Bull, two sows and pigs and a Boar two Ewes and Lambs and a Ram which said stock your petitioners were to have in possession for the space of seven years and at the Expiration of such Term to deliver their said Trustee the said Principal and at Expiration of five years of said Term to pay him the yearly rent for two per currency per acre. That in the year of our Lord One Thousand seven hundred and nine your petitioner arrived in America and in the year 1711 Indians broke out against and destroyed several Familys in which enterprize our Trustee was taken by the Indians whilst he was yet amongst them We expected him killed then came one Thomas Pollock who ruled both Governour and Country and acted in behalf as a General send to his Captain William Brice to take all the Dutch that were able to bear Arms and meet him at an Indian Town which was about six Leagues from our Inhabitants accordingly we did but he never met but left us to sit two days and one night with the Indians soon after Gravenreed was brought in but did not stay long with us who carried off from our Settlements all that he could conveniently come at promising to return with provisions and necessarys for the War but never returned nor made the least satisfaction for these Things received nor the Money allowed us by her most Gracious Majesty or the Gentlemen of England with Two hundred pounds which we also put into interest at our departure from England. That as soon as our Trustee departed the said Colonel Thomas Pollock came to our Settlements and took every thing even the Mill stones and left us without any Assistance intirely naked to the mercy of the Indians. That at the Expiration of four years the Indian War ended and then came the said Pollock and took our Lands from us that we had in Virtue of her Majestys Proclamation laid out to us We your distressed Petitioners being in an unknown part of the world and quite destitute of any assistance was obliged to submit to him the said Pollock who under Colours of a relapsed pattent holds the Land to this Day. That in the year One Thousand seven hundred and forty seven, the fifth day of January the Heir of Colonel Thomas Pollock came to our Plantations to turn us off from our possessions by virtue of Authority in order to settle the Rebels the Scots in our Possessions it being in the dead time of Winter not knowing which way to go with our Familys by which we were compelled to give him our Bonds for as much as he was pleased to ask. That your Petitioner most humbly prays that your most sacred Majesty will be pleased to award us Your poor Petitioners who have undergone the Fatigues of so long and Tedious a War against the Barbarous Indians a Decree for our said Land and at any Term of rents under Your most gracious Majesty, as to your Majesty may seem meet And your Distressed Petitioners as in Duty bound will ever pray Signed PHILIP FENEYER HENRY GREST CHRISTIAN ESLAR JACOB MILLER HERMAN GRUM CHRISTIAN WALKER [[Anders-1164|Peter Ender]] [[Rezenover-3|Mathias Reasonover]] JOSEPH PUGAR DENNIS MOOR ADAM MOOR [[Granade-48| John Granade]] ABRAHAM BUSIT JOHN RIMER [[Morris-25999|Henry Morris]] MICHAEL GESIBEL JACOB EIBACH CHRISTIAN BAVER NICHOLAS RIMER PETER REYET JOHN KINSEY MICHAEL KISER ANDREW WALLIS PETER LOTS JOHN SIMONS DANIEL TETCHEY DANIEL SIMONS PETER PILLMAN GEORGE SNEIDOR ABRAHAM BAVER FREDERICK MARKET CHRISTIAN GANTER CASPER RISHEED SIMON KEHLER MICHAEL SHELFER JACOB HUBER JNO. LEKGAN MILLER JNO. BERNARD SHONE WOOLF George Kenege CHRISTAIN HUBBACH JOHN KENSEY PHILLIP OMEND. [[Space:Palatine_Immigrant_List_New_Bern_and_Province_of_Carolina]] ==Sources==
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{{Image|file=Palatines_Images-7.png |align=c |size=350 |caption=Palatines to America Genealogy. }} {{Image|file=Gail_Photos-1.jpg |align=c |size=300 |caption=Immigration. }} Ten ships loaded with Palatines, left England for America to add 3300 Palatine immigrants to its settlers. {{Image|file=French_and_Indian_War_Images.png |align=c |size=300 |caption=American colonies. }}{{Image|file=Palatines_Images-8.png |align=c |size=300 |caption= }}{{clear}} Ten ships brought approximate 3000 Palatine immigrants to America, Their goal was New York. {{Image|file=Hudson-1149-1.jpg |align=c |size=380 |caption= }} :In America the Palatines worked off their passage. :The 3000 Palatines are also listed as 350 families Robert Livingston had a patent 160,000 acres (650 km²/ 250 sq mi) along the Hudson River south of Albany. This was named Livingston Manor.. Later its locations in areas would become known as Columbia and Dutchess counties. (After the American Revolution) It is reported that Livingston offered land to Queen Anne's government of England. This could be used for work camps for emigrants, such as the German Palatines. The location was both sides of the Hudson River to Queen Anne's government of England to be used temporarily as work camps for settlers and German Palatine refugees,. The objective was to harvest the trees, produce lumber for cabins, timber for masts and turpentine for the English navy.{{Image|file=Palatines_Images-1.jpg |align=r |size=160 |caption=Livingston. }} After these settlers had worked in the camps to pay off their passage, they could be granted land in the Mohawk and Schoharie. :Livingston himself gained a profit of the sale of supplies to the English navy and sale of supplies to the work camps.. All was paid by the English colonial government. Bielinski, Stefan. "Robert Livingston", New York State Museum {{Image|file=Palatines_Images-3.jpg |align=c |size=450 |caption=NY Harbor. }} Examples of settlements: :Germantown :Saugerties New York ''':SEE Also: [William Penn Project]''' Sources:
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[[Category:Pennsylvania, Immigrants from Holy Roman Empire]] [[Category: Palatine Migration]] ==History of the Palatine Immigration to Pennsylvania== ====written by Daniel Rupp, 1876==== At different periods, various causes and diverse motives induced Germans to abandon their Vaterland. Since 1606, millions have left their homes, the dearest spots on earth, whither the heart always turns. Religious persecution, political oppression drove thousands to Pennsylvania - to the asylum from the harrassed and depressed sons and daughters of the relics of the Reformation, whither William Penn himself invited the persecuted of every creed and religious opinion. From 1682 to 1776, Pennsylvania was the central point of emigration from Germany, France and Switzerland. Penn's liberal views, and illiberal course of the government of New York toward the Germans, induced many to come to this Province. The period from 1702 - 1727 marks an era in the early German emigration. Between forty and fifty thousand left their native country "their hearths where soft affections dwell." The unparalleled ravages and desolations by the troops of Louis XIV under Turenne, were the stern prelude to bloody persecutions. To escape the dreadful sufferings awaiting them, German and other Protestants emigrated to the English colonies in America. In 1705, a number of German Reformed residing between Wolfenbuttel and Halberstadt, fled to Neuwied, a town of Rhenish Prussia, where they remained some time, and then went to Holland - there embarked, in 1707, for New York. Their frail ship was, by reason of adverse winds, carried into the Delaware bay. Determined, however, to reach the place for which they were destined - to have a home among the Dutch, they took the overland route from Philadelphia to New York. On entering the fertile, charming valley in New Jersey, which is drained by the meandering Musconctcong, the Passaic and their tributaries, and having reached a goodly land, they resolve to remain in what is now known as the German Valley of Morrison county. From this point, the Germans have spread into Somerset, Bergan and Essex couties. At Elizabethtown, where the first English settlement was made in New Jersey, 1664, there were many Germans prior to 1730. There was also a German settlement at a place known as Hall Mill, which is some thiry miles from Philadelphia. In 1708 and 1709, thirty three thousand, on an invitation of Queen Anne, left their homes in the Rhine country for London, where some twelve or thirteen thousand arrived in the summer of 1708. There were books and papers dispersed in the Palatinate, with the Queen's picture on the books, and the title page in letters of gold, which, on that account, were called, 'The Golden Book', to encourage the Palatines to come to England, in order to be sent to the Carolinas, or to other of Her Majesty's colonies, to be settle there. These were, for some time, in a destitute condition - wholly depending upon the charity of the inhabitants of the English metropolis. In the fall of 1709, one hundred and fifty families, consisting of six hundred and fifty Palatines, were transported, under the tutelar auspices of Christian De Grafferied and Ludwig Michell, natives of Switzerland, to North Carolina. As in all new countries, the Palatines were exposed to trials, privations and hardships incident to border life. One hundred of them were massacred by the Tuskarora Indians, Sept 22, 1707. The descendants of these Germans reside in different parts of the State. At the time these Palatines left England for North Carolina, the Rev. Joshua Kockerhal, with a small band of his persecuted Lutheran brethren, embarked at London 1708, for New York, where they arrived in December, and shortly therafter he, with his little flock, settled on some lands up the Hudson river, which they had received from the crown of England. Two thousand one hundred acres, granted a patent Dec. 18, 1709. The Queen also bestowed upon Kocherthal five hundred acres as a glebe (transcriber's note: glebe is a plot of land belonging or yielding profit to an English parish church) for the Lutheran church. Newburg is the place of this settlement. In the meantime, while those were transported to North Carolina, and to New York, three thousand six hundred Germans were transfered to Ireland; seated upon unimproved lands in the county of Limerick, near Arbela and Adair; others, in the town of Rathkeale, where their descendants still reside, and are known to this day, as German Palatines, preserving their true German character for industry, thrift and honorable dealing. Persons who have lately visited them say, "They are the most wealthy and prosperous farmers in the county of Limerick." They still speak the German language. Of the large number that came to England, in 1708 and 1709, seven thousand, after having suffered great privations, returned, half naked and in despondency, to their native country. Ten thousand died for want of sustenance, medical attendance, and from other causes. Some perished on ships. The survivors were transported to English colonies in America. Several thousand had embarked for the Silly Islands, a group south-west of England; but never reached their intended destination. Ten sails of vessels were freighted with upwards of four thousand Germans for New York. They departed the 25th December, 1709 and after a six months' tedious voyage reached New York in June, 1710. On the inward passage, and immediately on landing, seventeen hundred died. The survivors were encamped in tents, the had brought with them from England, on Nutting, now Governor's Island. Here they remained til late in autumn, when about fourteen hundred were removed, one hundred miles up the Hudson river, to Livingston Manor. The widowed women, sickly men and orphaned children remained in New York. The orphans were apprenticed by Governor Hunter, to citizens of New York and of New Jersey. Thee settled on Hudson river were under indenture to serve Queen Anne as grateful subjects, to manufacture tar and raise hemp, in order to repay the expenses of their transport and cost of subsistence, to the amount of ten thousand pounds sterling, which had been advanced by parliamentary grant. A supply of naval stores from this arrangement, had been confidently anticipated. The experiment proved a complete failure. There was mismanagement. The Germans, being unjustly oppressed, became dissatisfied both with their treatment, and with their situation. Governor Hunter resorted to violent measures to secure obedience to his demands. In this, too, he failed. One hundred and fifty families, to escape the certainty of famishing, left, in the autumn of 1712, for Schoharie Valley, some sixty miles, northwest of Livingston Manor. They had no open road, no horses to carry or haul their luggage - this they loaded on roughly constructed sleds, and did tug those themselves, through a three feet deep snow, which greatly obstructed their progress - their way was through an unbroken forest, where and when the wind was howling its hibernal dirge through leaf-stripped trees, amid falling snow. It took them three full weeks. Having reached Schoharie, they made improvements upon the lands Queen Anne had granted them. Here they remained about ten years, when owing to some defect in their titles, they were deprived of both lands and improvements. In the spring of 1723, thirty-three families removed and settled in Pennsylvania, in Tulpehocken, some fifteen miles west of Reading. A few years afterward, others followed them. The other dissatisfied Germans at Schoharie, who did to choose to follow their friends to Pennsylvania sought for and found a future home on the frontier in Mohawk Valley. Queen Anne, who well understood the policy of England, to retain her own subjects at home, encouraged the emigration of Germans, sent some of those whom she had invited in 1708 and 1709, to Virginia; settled them above the falls of the Rappahannock, in Spotsylvania county, where they commenced a town, called Germanna. The locality was unpropitious. They moved some miles further up the river where they soon drove well. From this settlement they spread into several counties in Virginia, and into North Carolina. Because of the relentless persecution and oppression in Switzerland, a large body of defenseless Mennonites fled from the Cantons of Zurich; of Bern and Schaffhausen, about the year 1672, and took up their abode in Alsace, above Strasbourg, on the Rhine, where they remained till they emigrated, 1708, to London, thence to Pennsylvania. They lived some time at German town, and in the vicinity of Philadelphia. In 1712, they purchases a large tract of land from Penn's agents in Pequae, then Chester, now Lancaster county. Here this small colony erected some huts or long cabins, to serve temporarily as shelters. Here the time and again persecuted and oppressed Swiss, separated from friends and much that makes life agreeable, hoped to unmolested begin anew. Here, surrounded on all sides by severed clans of Indians, they located in the gloomy silent shades of a virgin forest, whose undisturbed solitude was yet uncheered by the murmurs of the honey bee, or the twitterings of the swallow, those never-failing attendants upon the woodman's axe. For the hum and warblings of those, they had not only the shout and song of the tawny sons of the forest, but also the nocturnal howlings of the over watchful dog baying at the sheeny queen of the night, as she moves stately on, reflecting her burrowed light. By way of variety, their ears were nightly greeted by the shrill, startling whoop of the owl, from some stridulous branches overhanging their cabins, and bending to the breeze of evening, or by the sinister croakings of some doleful night songsters in the continuous thickets. This Swiss settlement formed the nucleus, or centre of a rapidly increasing Swiss, French and German population, in the Eden of Pennsylvania. Hereafter, the influent accession from the European continent steadily increased, so much so, as to excite attention, and create no small degree of alarm of the "fearful of the day". Scarcely had the Mennonites commenced making their lands arable, when they sent a commissioner, Martin Kendig, to Germany and to Switzerland, to induce others to come to Pennsylvania. He was successful. There were large accessions to this new colony in 1711 and 1717 and a few years later. So great was the influx at this time of Swiss and German immigrants, as to call forth, as already stated, public attention, especially of those in office. Governor Keith, says the record, "observed to the Board - the Governor's council - that great numbers of foreigners from Germany, strangers to our language and constitution, having lately been imported into this Province, daily dispensed themselves immediatly after landing, without producing certificates from whence they came or what they are, and, as they seemed to have first landed in Britain, and afterwards to have left without any license from government, or as far as they know, so, in the same manner, they behaved here, without making the least application to him or any of the magistrates. That, as this practice might be of very dangerous consequence, since, by the same method, any number of foreigners, from any nation whatever, enemies as well as friends, might throw themselves upon us." This was in 1717. In 1719, Jonathan Dickinson remarked; "We are daily expecting ships from London, which bring over Palatines, in number about six or seven thousand. We had a parcel that came over about five years ago, who purchased land about sixty miles west of Philadelphia, and proved quiet and industrious." After 1716, Germans, a few French and Dutch, began to penetrate the forest or wilderness - some twenty, thirty, forty, others from sixty to seventy miles, west and north from the metropolis. Large German settlements had sprung up at different points within the present limits of Montgomery and Berks counties. At Goshenhoppen there was a German Reformed church, organized as early as 1717. Some Mennonites coming from the Netherlands, settled along the Pakilmomink (Perkioming) and Schkipeck (Skippack) a few years later. The Germans were principally farmers. They depended more upon themselves than upon others. They wielded the mattock, the axe and the maul, and by the power of brawny arms rooted up the grubs, removed saplings, felled the majestic oaks, laid low the towering hickory; prostrated, where they grew, the walnut, poplar, chestnut - cleaved such as suited the purpose, into rails for fences - persevered untiringly until the forest was changed into arable field. They were those of whom Governor Thomas said, 1738: 'This Province has been for some years the asylum of the distressed Protestants of the Palatinate, and other parts of Germany; and I believe, it may truthfully he said, that the present flourishing condition of it is in a great measure owing to the industry of those people; it is not altogether the fertility of the soil, but the number and industry of the people, that makes a country flourish.' England understood well the true policy to increase the number of the people in her American colonies - she retained at home her own subjects, encourage the emigration of Germans; by this England was the gainer, without an diminution of her inhabitants. Unreasonable as it may seen, it was this class of Germans, that were so much feared, "whose numbers from Germany at this rate, would soon produce a German colony here, and perhaps such a one as Britain once received from Saxony in the fifth century." In 1719, some twenty families of Selwartzenau Taufer arrived at Philadelphia. Some settle in German town, others located on the Skippack, in Oley. About 1728 and 1729, the Germans crossed the Susquehanna, located within the present limits of York and Adams county, and made improvements under discouraging circumstances. The tide of emigration from the continent of Europe was strong. Various influences were brought to bear upon the increase of the influx. In Pennsylvania, the Newlander, tools in the hands of shipowners, merchants and importers, contributed much to induce Germans to leave their homes. There were, besides these, another class, who were active in prevailing upon the inhabitants of Germany to abandon their country for the new world. These two classes, Newlander and speculators, resorted to diverse arts in order to effect their purposes. They gave these, whom they desired to abandon their homes, assurances, endorsed by solemn promises, that the Poet's Arcadia had at last been found in America. To posess this, in Louisiana, on the banks of the Mississippi, several thousands left Germany in 1715 and 1717, under the leadership of the notorious John Law, who instead of bringing them immediately on their arrival in America, to the promised Eden, on the banks of the Father of the Western Water, landed them on the pontines (transcriber's note: land bridge) of Biloxi near the Mobile. Here they were exposed, without protection against their many foes, for five years Not one of them entered the promised paradise. Two thousand were consigned to the grave. The pallid survivors - about three hundred, finally seated on the banks of the Mississippi, 1722, some thirty or forty miles above New Orleans. Law had, through his agents, engaged twelve thousand Germans and Swiss. The sad fate of those of Biloxi was spread abroad, which deterred other from coming to participate in the promised blessings of the Elesyan fields, or to possess the Eldorado. The three hundred on the Mississippi were very poor for some years. They had been reduced to the most extreme poverty. From these poor but honorable Germans, have spring says Gayarre, some of the most respectable citizens of Louisiana, and some of the wealthiest sugar planters in the State. Their descendants forgot the German language, and have adopted the French; but the name of many clearly indicate the blood coursing in their veins; nevertheless more than one name has been so frenchified as to appear of Gallic parentage. The coast, so poor and beggarly at first, and once known as the German coast, has since become the producer and the receptacle of such wealth, so as to be now know by the appropriate name of Coast of Gold. In the spring of 1734, some Lutherans, known in history as Saltzburgers, from Saltzburg, a city of Upper Austria, arrived in Georgia. In Europe, they too had been the victims of bloody persecution. They had been driven from their country and their homes, on account of their unswerving attachment to the principles of the Gospel. This devotedly pious band of Christians was accompanied by their attached pastors, the Rev'd John Martin Boltzius and Israel Christian Gronau, and an excellent schoolmaster, Christian Ortman. The Saltzburgers located in Effingham county and styled their first settlement Ebenezer, to express their unfeigned gratitude to the Lord, who had been to them a storing rock, a house of defence, to save them. This German colony received accessions from time to time until they reached, prior to 1745, several hundred families. There were also many Germans residing in Savannah; besides some forty of fifty Moravians in the same state under the pastoral care for the Rev. David Nitschliman. The Moravians made no permanent settlement in Georgia. When the Spanish War broke out, they removed, almost to a man, to the State of Pennsylvania, because it was contrary to their religious faith to take up arms in any cause. In 1738, some arrived in Pennsylvania and located at Bethlehem. In 1740, those who had remained, left Georgia and joined their brethren in Pennsylvania. This, the mission among the Indians in Georgia, after a promising beginning, was at once suspended. Before the Moravians came to Pennsylvania, a respectable number of Schwenkfelders and arrived, settling in Bucks and Philadelphia county, now Montgomery, Berks and Lehigh. The Schwenkfelders had intended, before leaving their homes in Europe, to embark for Georgia. They however, changed their minds and established themselves in the asylum for the oppressed, Pennsylvania. In 1732, Monsieur Jean Pierre Pury of Neuchatel, Switzerland visited Carolina. Being encouraged by the government both of England and Carolina, he undertook to settle a colony of Swiss there. In 1732 one hundred and seventy persons were transported. These were soon followed by others. In a short time the colony consisted of three hundred persons. They settled on the north bank of the Savannah, built a town called Purysburgh, about thirty-six miles above the mouth of the river. The colony still continued to increase. In 1734, Pury brought two hundred and seventy persons more from Switzerland. All those were brought from Switzerland at the expense of Pury and several of his friends, who advanced him money for that purpose, he having spent the greatest part of his fortune in the prosecution of that design before he could bring it to execution. Thee were now nearly six hundred souls in this settlement. This was done in pursuance of a scheme, proposed by Mr. Pury to the Assembly of South Carolina; his scheme was to propel the southern frontier of Carolina with brave and laborious people, such as the Swiss are known to be. The assembly highly approved of this scheme; to assist him in the execution of it, they passed an act, August 20, 1731, which secured to him a reward of £400, upon his bringing over to Carolina a hundred effective men. In this act the Assembly promised also to find provisions, tools, etc, for three hundred persons for one year. Purysburgh in 1747, contained more than one hundred houses tolerably well built. In Colleton county, on the north bank of North Ediston river, 12 miles from its mouth, stands Wilton, or New London, consisting of 80 houses built by Swiss under the direction of Zuberbhuler, with leave from the Assembly. This town proved detrimental to Purysburgh, being in the heart of the county and near the capital; it drew people thither, who did not care to go to Purysburgh. From 1740-1755, a great many Palatines were sent to South Carolina, They settled Orangeburg, Cougaree and Wateree. In 1765, upwards of six hundred from the Palatine and Swabia were sent over from London and had a township of land set apart for them. In 1739, a number of Lutherans and German Reformed purchased a tract of land from General Waldo, and laid out the town Waldoborough, in Lincoln county, Maine. Bremen, a village in the same county, and Frankfort, in Waldo county, were undoubtedly laid out, or settled by Germans, as the names would indicate. During the Spanish and French War, in 1746, Waldoborough was laid in ashes by some Canadian Indians. Some of the inhabitants were massacred, others abducted. Not a few died from the ill-treatment received at the hands of the savages - some made their escape, and were dispersed in Canada. Waldoborough remained in ruins until 1750. In 1751, invited by those in authority, thirty German families, and in 1752, fifteen hundred individuals from Europe, persons of means, settled in Maine. King George II of Great Britain, held out strong inducements, through very liberal promises, to all who would emigrate into, and settle Nova Scotia, when a considerable body of German, principally Hanoverians, left their country, embarked for America, landed at Chebucto Bay, near Halifax, the capital of Nova Scotia, where fourteen hundred and fifty-three re-embarked and landed at Marliguish, on the 7th of june, 1753. Here they laid out the flourishing town of Lundenburg. Here they were doomed to experience the same resistance from the natives which the colonists at Halifax had met with, in settling the Peninsula; and the early history of the place contains little else than a constant succession of struggles with the savages in which, notwithstanding the powerful protection they received from the government, they lost many lives. Their attempts at agriculture were therefore restricted within a very narrow compass, and the settlement of the adjoining country was retarded until the French power and influence in Nova Scotia were subdued. From 1735, settlements in Pennsylvania multiplied rapidly; extended over vast regions, west of the Susquehanna, whither the Scotch-Irish had led the way. The German settlement kept pace with the native. The Kau-ta-tn-chunk (Kittatiny or Blue Mountain) extending from the Delaware hundreds of miles westwards, was not an insurmountable barrier - that they crossed and laid out farms where shortly afterwards they, their wives and children, were exposed to the torch, hatchet and scalping knife of the savages, and their midnight assault and slaughter. Hundreds fell victims to the relentlessly cruel savage, along the Blue Mountains, south and north of them and along the Susquehanna, as far north as Penn's Creek, from 1754-1763 and even at a later period. Among the massacred were many Germans - more than 300 in all. Germans massacred, north of the Blue Mountain, within Monroe county, among other were: Guldin, Hoth or Huth, Bomper, Vanaken, Vanflor, Schnell, Hartman, Hage, Brundich, Hellman, Gonderman, Schleich, Muller, Vandelap, Decker, Van Gondie, Brinker. South and north of the same mountain, within the present limits of Northampton, Carbon and Lehigh - more than one hundred were killed. Among them were: Sohn, Klein, Bittenbender, Roth, Schaffer, Ancers, Nitschman, Senseman, Gattermyer, Fabricuius, Schwigert, Leslie, Presser, Depu. Along the same mountain, within the limits of Berks, Lebanon and Dauphin county - Reichelsdorfer, Gerhart, Neidung, Klug, or Kluck, Linderman, Schott, Craushar, Zeissloff, Wunch, Dieppel, Henly, Spitler, Nocker, Maurer, Boshar, Fell, Kuhlmer, Lang, Trump, Yager, Sechler, Schetterly, Sauter, Geiger, Ditzler, Franz, Schnebele, Mosser, Fincher, Hubler, Marloff, Wolf, Handsche, Weisser, Miess, Lebenguth, Motz, Noah, Windelblech, Zeuchmacher, etc. Prior to 1770, the wilderness of Pennsylvania was penetrated beyond the Allegheny Mountains. Settlements were effected within the present bounds of Westmoreland and other eastern counties of this state. A number of German families had located on the Monongahela as far up as Redstone, Brownsville, Fayette county. Here settled the Weismans, Pressers, Vervalsons, Delongs, Jungs, Martins, Shutts, Peters, Schwartz, Hutters, Cackeys, Abrahams, and others (the first Germans in Western Pennsylvania, located in Greene county. These were two brothers, the Eckerleins of Ephrata, who left there and settle in the depths of the wilderness in 1745. Prior to 1754, Wendel Braun, and his two sons, and Frederik Waltser, located four miles west of Uniontown.), whom that devoted minister of the cross, the Rev. John Conrad Bucher, visited in Nov 1768. Printed as originally written in 1876. '''Source''': [https://archive.org/details/collectionofupwa00ruppuoft/page/n7 A Collection of upwards of Thirty Thousand Names of German, Swiss, Dutch, French and other Immigrants in Pennsylvania From 1727 to 1776]; Prof. I. Daniel Rupp, Second Revised Edition, 1876, Philadelphia.
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[[Category: Palatine Migration Project|Bulletin Board]] Return to main '''[[Project:Palatine_Migration|Palatine Migration Project]]''' page. This is just intended to be a space where folks can communicate about our project. With Privacy set at Open, anyone can join the conversation. Just a recommendation - but possibly we could use the "messages" at bottom of this page for general announcements and for introducing new topics for discussion. And then any followup discussion could take place here in the space pages text.
I have added all active project members as profile managers, so announcements at the right should show up in our email feeds, while comments in this feed should show up in our activity feeds. To sign your comment and add a date stamp on the text sections below, insert 4 tildes after your comment. (Like this:~~~~ ) ==[[Space:Palatine_Immigrants_of_New_Bern%2C_Province_of_Carolina]] Anyone interested in expanding this are more than welcome.== == Create free-space pages to document individual settlements by Palatines == Settlements like New Bern are great subjects for free-space pages. Include lists of known settlers, and put the page in the existing New Bern category, as well as our Palatine Migration category for settlements. - [[Smith-62120|Smith-62120]] 12:56, 5 December 2019 (UTC) (typed from phone, so it's short) ==Added a freespace page for early Tulpehocken valley settlers shown on the 1904 Lindenmuth Map== I'm just posting a heads up that I have created a [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:C.I._Lindenmuth%27s_list_of_Tulpehocken_Pioneer_Homesteads list of early Tulpehocken settlers] who are mentioned on the famous map published by C.I. Lindenmuth in 1904. These are Palatines who arrived either via New York in 1710 (the majority) or via Philadelphia, and arrived in Tulpehocken between ~1723 and 1735. I've added Wikitree links to those (sourced) profiles I could identify. The Palatine Migration Project helps manage many of these profiles, but there remain plenty of names that are un-identified and/or un-sourced. Feel free to chip in with updates to the page if you find a name on the list that dovetails with your research. --Added by [[Schell-1258| Michael Schell]] on 17 Sept 2019 Thanks for this Michael. I've added a link to this page on the Palatine Migration Research Resources page. ---- [[Rutherford-448|Rutherford-448]] 06:14, 19 September 2019 (UTC) ==Help with a proposed merge== I would love some help .... someone proposed a merge for [[Cockman-1]], [[Seitz-789]].This person is supposed to represent Catherine, wife of Johannn Dewalt “David” Cagle, b. 1728. I believe that her maiden name is actually unknown. Also, I don’t know proper merging procedures for issues like this, but I think that the reason someone gave this Catherine a last name is because she was confused with one of these Catherines: Heinrich [[Cagle-103]] b. 1730 m. Caterana Seitz Cagle [[Seitz-114]] (she is in his will and 1810 census as Caterana or Caty) David Dewalt Cagle [[Cagle-1263]] b 1757 son of Heinrich, supposedly married Caterana Cockman 1764-1802, [[Cockman-16]] How to proceed?? Thank you!! PS: One useful compilation I’ve seen: https://moorecountywallaces.com/histories/Cagle.pdf 2 sources I wish I had access to, but the libraries are too far from me: Cagle Families in the Southern States, Jimmy B. Cagle, 2000. Available in 7 libraries - https://www.worldcat.org/title/cagle-families-in-the-southern-states-descendants-of-leonhart-cagle-ca-1684/oclc/45756384&referer=brief_results Also useful, a long-running newsletter: https://www.worldcat.org/title/cagle-journal-of-historical-inquiry/oclc/13285797&referer=brief_results -Elaine Weatherall Jul 29 2019 [[Weatherall-96|Weatherall-96]] 15:56, 29 July 2019 (UTC) :Straightening out the wives shouldn't be too difficult. The biggest problem will be in determining where all the children belong. :For starters, this merge should be rejected, and [[Seitz-789]] disconnected from Johann Theobald and connected to his brother Heinrich. Then a merge set up with [[Seitz-789]] and [[Seitz-114]]. :The children of [[Seitz-789]] need to be reviewed as well. [[Rutherford-448|Rutherford-448]] 21:02, 29 July 2019 (UTC) :Great, will do, thank you, Dave! ==Seeking advice on LNAB for Reith/Reith/Reidt/Reed/Rith family connected to Reed's church in Tulpehocken== I have proposed a merge of duplicate profiles for Leonard Reith/Rieth, who was one of the founders of Reed's Church in Tullpehocken (1727). [[ Rieth-77]] and and[[ Reith-178]] definitely represent the same person, and the two biographies are complementary. Currently on Wikitree, two of his siblings are Rieth and three are Reith. HZ Jones uses Reidt. I have also seen Rith used--and of course the famous church is most often called Reed, which is the name may of the family adopted in subsequent generations. Any suggestions? --- Added by [[Schell-1258|Michael Schell]] If the family adopted Reed, then the German spelling was probably Rieth, which pronounces as Reeth. Reith was pronounced with the hard "i" as in rice. Hard to ignore Jones though. [[Rutherford-448|Rutherford-448]] 07:15, 5 January 2019 (UTC) ==Family name of Catharina, wife of Johann Jacob Sternenberger (Hunter lists #742)== The listing for Johann Jacob in Vol 2, p. 997 does not give the family name of Catharina. In Vol 3, p. 375, however, there is a small clue about 2 possible villages of her origin (presuming that she originates from the same village as her husband). Hope this helps: ''6797 '''Waldmohr''' (7 km N of Homburg) was a real seedbed of 1709er emigrants, many of whom went to Schoharie. Therefore, it is interesting to note that Hanß Jacob Sternberger, son of Jost of Bruchmühlbach sponsored a Johan Ulrich there in 1693 and 1694. Perhaps he was the emigrant. Ernest Thode also suggests looking for more on this family at 6660 '''Mörsbach,''' near Niederauerbach, now both within the city of Zweibrücken.'' --- Added by [[Schell-1258|Michael Schell]] in reference to [[Sternberg-117]] :The marriage record that Jaki found looks promising, but I'm not sure how far we can go with it. Based on her two profiles, I would say that her LNAB is best characterized as "Unknown." We have speculation by Henry Jones to the effect that her husband, named Sternberg, might have been from Bruchmühlbach and now there's a marriage record for a Jacob Sternberger marrying a Catharina in a town 21 miles from Bruchmühlbach. That marriage record provides a basis for speculating about her LNAB, but I don't think it's strong enough evidence to declare her LNAB to be Broccharts. :The previous record on the page (dated two days earlier) is for an Elisabetha Broccharts marrying a man whose name I can't make out with any certainty. That makes me wonder whether Elisabetha's husband also appears on the Hunter lists. -- [[Smith-62120|Smith-62120]] 00:36, 20 November 2018 (UTC) The marriage two days previous looks like the man's name who married Elisabetha was Nicolaus Nissel. Don't see any name like that on my copy of Gov. Hunter's list. But don't know why that would be disqualifying in any way. Marriages were fourteen years before the migration. The other couple may have been related, but this was over a decade previous. May not have survived the wars and starvation. [[Rutherford-448|Rutherford-448]] 02:46, 20 November 2018 (UTC) Stevenson wrote to me and reported that another researcher, Simon Ross provides: https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/2:2:3VHH-PPL which indicates that LNAB of Catherina was Sternberger and not the surname from her husband. He says that this seems to be supported by Jones who refers to her as Catherina Sternberg. Maybe Unknown is indeed best here. [[Rutherford-448|Rutherford-448]] 07:49, 21 November 2018 (UTC) Thank you, David, Ellen, and Stevenson. I agree (for now) that Catharina's LNAB is currently unknown. Sternberger and Sternberg could very well be alternate spellings of the same name. The person who posted the info sited above on Family Search writes: "I use ancestry to play with this one and I place all my more accurately researched info on Wikitree." (He has not posted Catharina's surname on Wikitree. ) Are there perhaps any other Broccharts on the Hunter lists? -- [[Erdoes-1|Jaki Erdoes]] == Orphan profile on Wikitree for Jacob Dieffenbach== Michael Schell described this in a profile message. Please add the Palatine Migration priject box template to that profile, and adopt the profile and add the project account as project manager. Use.the emai address wikitree-palatine-migration@googlegroups.com There probably are lots of important Palatines who aren't in this project yet. It takes all of us working together.... - [[Smith-62120|Smith-62120]] 22:11, 15 November 2018 (UTC) :Now that you added the Palatine Migration project box, the profile is also supposed to have the project account as a profile manager. Please add it. Otherwise a Leader will have to do so. - [[Smith-62120|Smith-62120]] 00:18, 16 November 2018 (UTC) ::Hi Ellen I have no idea how to assign an email address as a project manager for [[Dieffenbach-68 | Jacob Dieffenbach.]] Please explain how to do this or else a Leader will have to do it. [[Schell-1258 | Michael Schell]]. UPDATE: added the suggested email address to trusted list for Jacob's profile. Hope this is what you were requesting. :::You are almost there Michael. Now just go back into the privacy page and add the Palatine project as a second manager for the profile. and thanks for your contributions here! ==Palatines from Ireland to Canada?== WikiTree member P Shunk asks: ''Just wondering about the Palatines from Ireland to Canada? Were they first Germans who migrated to Ireland?''
Yes, the Irish Palatines were German families that were settled there by the British at the same time that others were settled in the American colonies, particularly New York. These original migrants to Ireland are within the scope of this project.
However, the Irish Palatines to Canada were part of a later migration and are outside the scope of our project. - [[Rutherford-448|Dave Rutherford]] :im not familiar with the Irish Palatines to Canada, so this may or may not be relevant... :The first wave of Palatine refugees were supposed to be settled in England and Ireland, but the numbers overwhelmed the ability of Britain to accommodate them, so many were sent on to North America instead. I think some of the people who were initially settled in England and Ireland also went to North America. Many of those early Palatine migrants went through a multi-year migration, first to Rotterdam, where they waited months to go to England; then to England and Ireland; and then to North America. :There are immigrants to Canada in the mid-1700s who were identified as Palatines and would be part of this project. - [[Smith-62120|Ellen Smith]] I was not aware of any Palatines who came directly to Canada. At the time of the first wave in the very early 1700's, Canada was French and not open to settlement by the Palatines.
There may be a few of the German immigrants who came over after the first wave, and joined in the American Revolution on the Royal side, and subsequently migrated to Canada as Loyalists.
But any Irish Palatines would have been settled in Ireland by 1710 and Canada was not British until the 1760's and not really open for settlement until after the American Revolution. So any Irish Palatines who made it to Canada would have been descendants of the original Irish Palatines. My 3X great grandmother Barbara (Young) Bowles was from the Palatine road in Tipperary. She came to Canada in the 1820's but is outside the scope of our project as she is at least 3rd or 4th generation Irish Palatine, not one of the original settlers there. She wasn't born until 1776. - [[Rutherford-448|Dave Rutherford]] Interesting about your Irish Palatine ancestor -- and her origin on the Palatine road in Tipperary, Dave!
Some time ago I ran across a compilation of passenger lists for Palatine ships arriving in Nova Scotia (I think they arrived in Lunenburg) around 1749-1752. Links to the material I found are compiled on the page [[Space:Palatine Ships to Nova Scotia]]. That material (which I didn't investigate much) is the source of my information about Palatines arriving in Canada in that time period. It wasn't Canada yet, of course, but Nova Scotia was later to become part of Canada. - [[Smith-62120|Smith-62120]] 02:31, 30 July 2018 (UTC) Nice catch Ellen!
I was not aware of these folks, but yes they definitely would qualify for our project & Nova Scotia is definitely Canada! You caught me being Ontario-centric. Showing some of the gaps of my knowledge of early Maritime history.
It still holds that the Irish Palatines that came later would not be part of the project though. - [[Rutherford-448|Rutherford-448]] 18:01, 30 July 2018 (UTC) ==Germanna Colonies? == See [[:Category: Germanna Colonies in Virginia]]. I propose that the project scope be revised to explicitly exclude these settlements in Virginia, as they seem be distinct from Palatine migrations. -- Ellen, 9 February 2017 OK Ellen. I am not sure where to add this. I see that the Germanna page is already linked under a "WikiTree Links" heading. Don't know if it should be mentioned there, or if the link and accompanying comment should be placed at the top under "Palatine Migration Project". Do whatever you think is best. -- Dave, 9 February 2017 For the most part, these colonies can be kept separate from Palatine migrants, since the colonies were apparently the destination for the emigrants who first settled there. However, I found that some immigrants arrived in Philadelphia, settled in Pennsylvania, then later moved to the Germanna colonies, so I guess there will be some people who fit in both categories. I edited the Palatine Migrants category description to explain that. -- Ellen, 13 February 2017 ==Overlap with "Swiss-German and Mennonite Immigrants to Pennsylvania"?== [[:Category:Swiss-German and Mennonite Immigrants to Pennsylvania]] contains people who may (with my limited imagination, anyway) be indistinguishable from Palatine migrants -- they arrived after 1709 (and often a good bit later) and I don't believe they were all attracted to William Penn's lands (nor Mennonites). Is there a good basis for demarcating a scope boundary between these subprojects, or do we need to treat this as an area of overlap to be discussed with the other project? -- Ellen, 23 January 2017 Yes, it looks like a clear overlap. But is this page really a sub-project? It calls itself this, but I think it is only a category. It is impossible to track activity on the "project" and find out if anyone is even active with it right now. And the William Penn project, of which it is supposed to be a sub-project, defines itself rather narrowly as dealing with 23 ships in 1681 and 1682. So, perhaps those that didn't contract with and settle on Penn's grants should be part of our project. This category looks like it was set up with fairly narrow parameters, but soon became a catch-all destination for anything German & Pennsylvania. -- Dave, 24 January 2017 :Further examination of the [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Category:Swiss-German_and_Mennonite_Immigrants_to_Pennsylvania&action=history history of that category] and some of the profiles in that category leads me to think that there might be some misconceptions and confusion surrounding that category, but there also are some distinctions to be drawn between Palatines and other groups. The earliest settlers of Lancaster County do appear to have been Mennonites who arrived in the decade of the 1710s, and other Anabaptists followed, but Palatines also started arriving in Pennsylvania not long after the Mennonites. And us modern people can have difficulty identifying our ancestors' religions. I found one German immigrant identified on his WikiTree profile as a Quaker, apparently because he was a member of a [German] Reformed congregation; that may indicate a misunderstanding of the terminology of Protestant denominations. There also were some Huguenots settling in Pennsylvania in that same time period, including some who had been living in Germany or Alsace (and speaking German, apparently) for some time before emigrating. -- Ellen, 24 January 2017 :Further to the above, [http://www.sacred-texts.com/ame/elpg/elpg02.htm this webpage] presents a lightweight capsule summary of Pennsylvania German immigration that seems consistent with what I've read elsewhere. That page (which I've lightly supplemented with info from other sources) indicates that beginning in 1683 and until before 1710, Germans arrived in direct or indirect response to invitation from William Penn. In 1710, Swiss Mennonites began to arrive, and Hans Herr and Martin Kündig took out a patent for ten thousand acres of land on Pequea Creek, Conestogoe (subsequently Lancaster county, organized 1729). The page doesn't indicate how long the influx of Swiss Mennonites continued. 1723 was the year when Palatines from New York removed to the Tulpehocken Valley, and members of the Kocherthal party (Palatines) had arrived in Pennsylvania earlier. Systematic recording of passenger lists from German ships arriving at Philadelphia (typically identified as "Palatines") began in 1727. Interestingly, sources identify several members of the Kocherthal party as Huguenots. :It seems to me that (1) we need to consult with the leadership of the William Penn project regarding their project scope and interfaces with this project, (2) it probably would make sense to offer to take the Swiss Mennonites of 1710 under the umbrella of this subproject, since their time and geography closely overlap with the time and geography of the first Palatine migrants, and (3) we might need to have special subcategories for Mennonites, other Anabaptists, and Palatine Huguenots as subcomponents of this subproject. -- Ellen, 24 January 2017 :Here's an example of a profile that's currently in the William Penn project and that might possibly fit this project, but probably doesn't. It doesn't fit the William Penn project's defined pre-1700 chronological scope, but there's some indication the father visited Philadelphia before 1700 and the family went to Philadelphia before the Palatine migration began. -- Ellen, 13 February 2017 * [[Keim-22|Keim-22]] == Donauschwabens? == Kelly Dazet is asking whether the Germans who migrated to the east should be part of the project. They were known as the Donauschwabens or Danube-Swabians. Doing a quick check online I found the following articles: * https://www.genealogy.net/reg/ESE/dschwaben.html * https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Danube_Swabians Perhaps the biggest thing that struck me about this eastward migration was the lengthy time period involved, from c.1683 right up to the Napoleonic era. This is a longer stretch of time than we have envisaged for our project, although much of the migration did take place in the same time frame. My own two cents - I think it should probably be a separate sub-project under German Roots. But - open for discussion.... :I agree that the Donauschwaben would be more effectively treated as a separate subproject. The time period does coincide with the Palatine Migration, but the destination of emigration was different, and subsequent history is very different. I think both the Palatine and Donauschwabe immigrant groups would be better served by their own focused subprojects. -- Ellen, 23 Jan 2017 It turns out that there is a sub-project of German Roots already proposed for the Donauschwaben, with Rose Nunez as coordinator. It is listed under "Current Sub-Projects" here: [[Project:German_Roots|Project:German_Roots]] There is an associated category which already has 65 profiles attached to it: [[:Category:Donauschwaben|Category:Donauschwaben]] I will let Kelly know. -- Dave, 25 Jan 2017 == Hessians? == Jenny asks an interesting question regarding the Hessian soldiers who fought as mercenaries on the British side in the American Revolution. Until seeing her question and researching the subject, i didn't realize that many of them stayed in America. (There were Hessian soldiers hired to fight in other wars in other places, but not much indication that they stayed behind in the places where they served.) Here are a few Internet links for information that I read in my quick research: * http://www.mountvernon.org/digital-encyclopedia/article/hessians/ * https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hessian_(soldier) * http://www.miwsr.com/2015-102.aspx * https://allthingsliberty.com/2014/08/8-fast-facts-about-hessians/ Reasons in favor of including Hessians in this project include: # They were Germans, from essentially the same regions that Palatine immigrants came from. # They also arrived in the 18th century. # At least some of the Hessians who stayed in America had been prisoners of war in German communities in America during their military service and had blended into a local population that probably had a large component of Palatine immigrants. # It may be hard to tell Hessians apart from Palatine immigrants, and it's likely that some of the ancestors whom people think of as Palatine immigrants were actually Hessian soldiers. # Some of the Hessians who remained in America apparently are rather well documented (for example, see http://jsha.org/jshacomb.htm ), so adding them to the project scope might not be particularly burdensome. Reasons against including Hessians in this project include: # The project has a lot on its plate already; I think the Palatine migration to America was much larger than any other colonial migration. # Hessian immigration occurred for very different reasons and under very different circumstances than the "Palatines." The Palatines left Germany voluntarily, mainly in response to economic circumstances, and arrived in America on immigration ships. In contrast, the Hessians were mostly involuntary conscripts who were shipped to America on some form of military transport. # Hessians also could fall in the scope of the 1776 project. # Hessians who immigrated to America could be successfully treated by a small, separate focused subproject of German Roots, benefiting from resources like http://jsha.org/jshacomb.htm I think I'm leaning toward that small focused subproject of German Roots. - Ellen, 20 January 2017 '''---''' I agree with you Ellen. I think it would work better as a separate sub-project of German roots. This is both because of the "different reasons and different circumstances" that you mention, and also because I think that technically, any Hessian soldiers that 'settled' in North America did so after the conclusion of the American Revolution. And I thought we were going to concentrate on folks who settled here before that event. - Dave, 20 January 2017 Late to the party. On the other hand, one of my ancestors was a Hessian soldier who fought with General Braddock during the French and Indian War (pre-Revolution) and stayed. Having received land in exchange for his service. -- Kathy [[Rabenstein-9|Rabenstein-9]] 06:05, 16 May 2019 (UTC) == January 2017 == What's the odds of a group of 4 people including two April fools? - Ellen Yeah, that is funny. Skeeter said he had not come across another April fool on WikiTree before me. I have half a dozen in my tree! - Dave My grand aunt, [[Neidhardt-14|Hulda Prideaux]], was born on 1 Apr 1906. Does that make her an "April Fool" according to this conversation? Her parents were German immigrants from Baden-Württemberg ([[Hollenbeck-72|Richard Hollenbeck]] 09:21, 15 May 2017 (EDT) ). It sure does !! She's a member of the club! [[Rutherford-448|Dave Rutherford]] 10:52 PM EDT 15 May 2017 My mother [[Eastman-1741|Arlene (Eastman) Flamer]] can't be described as a Hessian, but she sure was an April Fool, born 1 Apr 1926. In fact, I don't think she has any German ancestry. [[Flamer-1|Judy Flamer]]] 1:36 PM CDT 15 May 2018 If she were French then she would be a "poisson d'Avril" or April fish !! [[Rutherford-448|Rutherford-448]] 07:40, 22 November 2018 (UTC)
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Yes, the Irish Palatines were German families that were settled there by the British at the same time that others were settled in the American colonies, particularly New York. These original migrants to Ireland are within the scope of this project.
However, the Irish Palatines to Canada were part of a later migration and are outside the scope of our project. - [[Rutherford-448|Dave Rutherford]] :im not familiar with the Irish Palatines to Canada, so this may or may not be relevant... :The first wave of Palatine refugees were supposed to be settled in England and Ireland, but the numbers overwhelmed the ability of Britain to accommodate them, so many were sent on to North America instead. I think some of the people who were initially settled in England and Ireland also went to North America. Many of those early Palatine migrants went through a multi-year migration, first to Rotterdam, where they waited months to go to England; then to England and Ireland; and then to North America. :There are immigrants to Canada in the mid-1700s who were identified as Palatines and would be part of this project. - [[Smith-62120|Ellen Smith]] I was not aware of any Palatines who came directly to Canada. At the time of the first wave in the very early 1700's, Canada was French and not open to settlement by the Palatines.
There may be a few of the German immigrants who came over after the first wave, and joined in the American Revolution on the Royal side, and subsequently migrated to Canada as Loyalists.
But any Irish Palatines would have been settled in Ireland by 1710 and Canada was not British until the 1760's and not really open for settlement until after the American Revolution. So any Irish Palatines who made it to Canada would have been descendants of the original Irish Palatines. My 3X great grandmother Barbara (Young) Bowles was from the Palatine road in Tipperary. She came to Canada in the 1820's but is outside the scope of our project as she is at least 3rd or 4th generation Irish Palatine, not one of the original settlers there. She wasn't born until 1776. - [[Rutherford-448|Dave Rutherford]] Interesting about your Irish Palatine ancestor -- and her origin on the Palatine road in Tipperary, Dave!
Some time ago I ran across a compilation of passenger lists for Palatine ships arriving in Nova Scotia (I think they arrived in Lunenburg) around 1749-1752. Links to the material I found are compiled on the page [[Space:Palatine Ships to Nova Scotia]]. That material (which I didn't investigate much) is the source of my information about Palatines arriving in Canada in that time period. It wasn't Canada yet, of course, but Nova Scotia was later to become part of Canada. - [[Smith-62120|Smith-62120]] 02:31, 30 July 2018 (UTC) Nice catch Ellen!
I was not aware of these folks, but yes they definitely would qualify for our project & Nova Scotia is definitely Canada! You caught me being Ontario-centric. Showing some of the gaps of my knowledge of early Maritime history.
It still holds that the Irish Palatines that came later would not be part of the project though. - [[Rutherford-448|Rutherford-448]] 18:01, 30 July 2018 (UTC) ==Germanna Colonies? == See [[:Category: Germanna Colonies in Virginia]]. I propose that the project scope be revised to explicitly exclude these settlements in Virginia, as they seem be distinct from Palatine migrations. -- Ellen, 9 February 2017 OK Ellen. I am not sure where to add this. I see that the Germanna page is already linked under a "WikiTree Links" heading. Don't know if it should be mentioned there, or if the link and accompanying comment should be placed at the top under "Palatine Migration Project". Do whatever you think is best. -- Dave, 9 February 2017 For the most part, these colonies can be kept separate from Palatine migrants, since the colonies were apparently the destination for the emigrants who first settled there. However, I found that some immigrants arrived in Philadelphia, settled in Pennsylvania, then later moved to the Germanna colonies, so I guess there will be some people who fit in both categories. I edited the Palatine Migrants category description to explain that. -- Ellen, 13 February 2017 ==Overlap with "Swiss-German and Mennonite Immigrants to Pennsylvania"?== [[:Category:Swiss-German and Mennonite Immigrants to Pennsylvania]] contains people who may (with my limited imagination, anyway) be indistinguishable from Palatine migrants -- they arrived after 1709 (and often a good bit later) and I don't believe they were all attracted to William Penn's lands (nor Mennonites). Is there a good basis for demarcating a scope boundary between these subprojects, or do we need to treat this as an area of overlap to be discussed with the other project? -- Ellen, 23 January 2017 Yes, it looks like a clear overlap. But is this page really a sub-project? It calls itself this, but I think it is only a category. It is impossible to track activity on the "project" and find out if anyone is even active with it right now. And the William Penn project, of which it is supposed to be a sub-project, defines itself rather narrowly as dealing with 23 ships in 1681 and 1682. So, perhaps those that didn't contract with and settle on Penn's grants should be part of our project. This category looks like it was set up with fairly narrow parameters, but soon became a catch-all destination for anything German & Pennsylvania. -- Dave, 24 January 2017 :Further examination of the [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Category:Swiss-German_and_Mennonite_Immigrants_to_Pennsylvania&action=history history of that category] and some of the profiles in that category leads me to think that there might be some misconceptions and confusion surrounding that category, but there also are some distinctions to be drawn between Palatines and other groups. The earliest settlers of Lancaster County do appear to have been Mennonites who arrived in the decade of the 1710s, and other Anabaptists followed, but Palatines also started arriving in Pennsylvania not long after the Mennonites. And us modern people can have difficulty identifying our ancestors' religions. I found one German immigrant identified on his WikiTree profile as a Quaker, apparently because he was a member of a [German] Reformed congregation; that may indicate a misunderstanding of the terminology of Protestant denominations. There also were some Huguenots settling in Pennsylvania in that same time period, including some who had been living in Germany or Alsace (and speaking German, apparently) for some time before emigrating. -- Ellen, 24 January 2017 :Further to the above, [http://www.sacred-texts.com/ame/elpg/elpg02.htm this webpage] presents a lightweight capsule summary of Pennsylvania German immigration that seems consistent with what I've read elsewhere. That page (which I've lightly supplemented with info from other sources) indicates that beginning in 1683 and until before 1710, Germans arrived in direct or indirect response to invitation from William Penn. In 1710, Swiss Mennonites began to arrive, and Hans Herr and Martin Kündig took out a patent for ten thousand acres of land on Pequea Creek, Conestogoe (subsequently Lancaster county, organized 1729). The page doesn't indicate how long the influx of Swiss Mennonites continued. 1723 was the year when Palatines from New York removed to the Tulpehocken Valley, and members of the Kocherthal party (Palatines) had arrived in Pennsylvania earlier. Systematic recording of passenger lists from German ships arriving at Philadelphia (typically identified as "Palatines") began in 1727. Interestingly, sources identify several members of the Kocherthal party as Huguenots. :It seems to me that (1) we need to consult with the leadership of the William Penn project regarding their project scope and interfaces with this project, (2) it probably would make sense to offer to take the Swiss Mennonites of 1710 under the umbrella of this subproject, since their time and geography closely overlap with the time and geography of the first Palatine migrants, and (3) we might need to have special subcategories for Mennonites, other Anabaptists, and Palatine Huguenots as subcomponents of this subproject. -- Ellen, 24 January 2017 :Here's an example of a profile that's currently in the William Penn project and that might possibly fit this project, but probably doesn't. It doesn't fit the William Penn project's defined pre-1700 chronological scope, but there's some indication the father visited Philadelphia before 1700 and the family went to Philadelphia before the Palatine migration began. -- Ellen, 13 February 2017 * [[Keim-22|Keim-22]] == Donauschwabens? == Kelly Dazet is asking whether the Germans who migrated to the east should be part of the project. They were known as the Donauschwabens or Danube-Swabians. Doing a quick check online I found the following articles: * https://www.genealogy.net/reg/ESE/dschwaben.html * https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Danube_Swabians Perhaps the biggest thing that struck me about this eastward migration was the lengthy time period involved, from c.1683 right up to the Napoleonic era. This is a longer stretch of time than we have envisaged for our project, although much of the migration did take place in the same time frame. My own two cents - I think it should probably be a separate sub-project under German Roots. But - open for discussion.... :I agree that the Donauschwaben would be more effectively treated as a separate subproject. The time period does coincide with the Palatine Migration, but the destination of emigration was different, and subsequent history is very different. I think both the Palatine and Donauschwabe immigrant groups would be better served by their own focused subprojects. -- Ellen, 23 Jan 2017 It turns out that there is a sub-project of German Roots already proposed for the Donauschwaben, with Rose Nunez as coordinator. It is listed under "Current Sub-Projects" here: [[Project:German_Roots|Project:German_Roots]] There is an associated category which already has 65 profiles attached to it: [[:Category:Donauschwaben|Category:Donauschwaben]] I will let Kelly know. -- Dave, 25 Jan 2017 == Hessians? == Jenny asks an interesting question regarding the Hessian soldiers who fought as mercenaries on the British side in the American Revolution. Until seeing her question and researching the subject, i didn't realize that many of them stayed in America. (There were Hessian soldiers hired to fight in other wars in other places, but not much indication that they stayed behind in the places where they served.) Here are a few Internet links for information that I read in my quick research: * http://www.mountvernon.org/digital-encyclopedia/article/hessians/ * https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hessian_(soldier) * http://www.miwsr.com/2015-102.aspx * https://allthingsliberty.com/2014/08/8-fast-facts-about-hessians/ Reasons in favor of including Hessians in this project include: # They were Germans, from essentially the same regions that Palatine immigrants came from. # They also arrived in the 18th century. # At least some of the Hessians who stayed in America had been prisoners of war in German communities in America during their military service and had blended into a local population that probably had a large component of Palatine immigrants. # It may be hard to tell Hessians apart from Palatine immigrants, and it's likely that some of the ancestors whom people think of as Palatine immigrants were actually Hessian soldiers. # Some of the Hessians who remained in America apparently are rather well documented (for example, see http://jsha.org/jshacomb.htm ), so adding them to the project scope might not be particularly burdensome. Reasons against including Hessians in this project include: # The project has a lot on its plate already; I think the Palatine migration to America was much larger than any other colonial migration. # Hessian immigration occurred for very different reasons and under very different circumstances than the "Palatines." The Palatines left Germany voluntarily, mainly in response to economic circumstances, and arrived in America on immigration ships. In contrast, the Hessians were mostly involuntary conscripts who were shipped to America on some form of military transport. # Hessians also could fall in the scope of the 1776 project. # Hessians who immigrated to America could be successfully treated by a small, separate focused subproject of German Roots, benefiting from resources like http://jsha.org/jshacomb.htm I think I'm leaning toward that small focused subproject of German Roots. - Ellen, 20 January 2017 '''---''' I agree with you Ellen. I think it would work better as a separate sub-project of German roots. This is both because of the "different reasons and different circumstances" that you mention, and also because I think that technically, any Hessian soldiers that 'settled' in North America did so after the conclusion of the American Revolution. And I thought we were going to concentrate on folks who settled here before that event. - Dave, 20 January 2017 Late to the party. On the other hand, one of my ancestors was a Hessian soldier who fought with General Braddock during the French and Indian War (pre-Revolution) and stayed. Having received land in exchange for his service. -- Kathy [[Rabenstein-9|Rabenstein-9]] 06:05, 16 May 2019 (UTC) == January 2017 == What's the odds of a group of 4 people including two April fools? - Ellen Yeah, that is funny. Skeeter said he had not come across another April fool on WikiTree before me. I have half a dozen in my tree! - Dave My grand aunt, [[Neidhardt-14|Hulda Prideaux]], was born on 1 Apr 1906. Does that make her an "April Fool" according to this conversation? Her parents were German immigrants from Baden-Württemberg ([[Hollenbeck-72|Richard Hollenbeck]] 09:21, 15 May 2017 (EDT) ). It sure does !! She's a member of the club! [[Rutherford-448|Dave Rutherford]] 10:52 PM EDT 15 May 2017 My mother [[Eastman-1741|Arlene (Eastman) Flamer]] can't be described as a Hessian, but she sure was an April Fool, born 1 Apr 1926. In fact, I don't think she has any German ancestry. [[Flamer-1|Judy Flamer]]] 1:36 PM CDT 15 May 2018 If she were French then she would be a "poisson d'Avril" or April fish !! [[Rutherford-448|Rutherford-448]] 07:40, 22 November 2018 (UTC)
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[[Category: Palatine Migration Project]] [[Category: Reliable Sources for Pre-1700 Profiles]] '''''This page is a work in progress.''''' -- [[Smith-62120|Smith-62120]] 05:12, 2 January 2019 (UTC) :''For sources related to German research in general, see [[Space:German_Roots_Project_Resources|German Roots Project Resources]].'' == Reliable Sources == === Ship Lists === Passenger lists are available for some Palatine migration ships, in most cases recorded on or after arrival. Note that the spellings of names on these lists should not be assumed to match the spellings that the people's baptisms and marriages were registered under in Europe. * Strassburger, Ralph Beaver; edited by William John Hinke. ''[[Space:Pennsylvania German Pioneers: A Publication of the Original Lists of Arrivals in the Port of Philadelphia from 1727 to 1808|Pennsylvania German Pioneers: A Publication of the Original Lists of Arrivals in the Port of Philadelphia from 1727 to 1808]]'' (Pennsylvania German Society, Norristown, PA, 1934) * Professor I. Daniel Rupp. 1898. [https://archive.org/details/collectionofupwa00ruppuoft A collection of upwards of Thirty-thousand Names of German, Swiss, Dutch, French and other Immigrants in Pennsylvania from 1727 – 1776]. - ''This book has similar content to Strassburger, but is somewhat less complete and may not be as carefully edited.'' === Settlement and Subsistence Lists === * Hunter Lists * "Simmendinger Register": ''True and Authentic Register of Persons who in the Year 1709 Journeyed from Germany to America'' by Ullrich Simmendinger - ''Alphabetical list of approximately 500 Palatine families who settled in or near the Mohawk Valley of New York as of 1717.'' * ''The Book of Names, Especially Relating to the Early Palatines and the First Settlers in the Mohawk Valley''. by Lou D. MacWethy. N.Y.: The Enterprise and News, 1933. Originally published: St. Johnsville. Republished by Genealogical Publishing Com, 1969. Includes the Kocherthal records of baptisms, marriages, and deaths, 1708-1719; Palatine heads of families, from Gov. Hunter's Ration Lists, 1710-1714; Lists of Palatines in 1709 (comprised of the 4 London lists of Palatines who emigrated to England from Germany, the majority emigrated to America, with a secondary migration of many to Canada after the Revolutionary War); Palatines remaining and newly arrived in New York, from the colonial census of 1710; Names of Palatine children apprenticed by Gov. Hunter, 1710-1714; various lists of Palatines in the colonial militia of New York. Available on [https://www.familysearch.org/library/books/records/item/443564-the-book-of-names-especially-relating-to-the-early-palatine-and-the-first-settlers-in-the-mohawk-valley?viewer=1&offset=0 Family Search]; Partial preview on [https://books.google.com/books?id=uzu8htIHYfYC Google Books]. === Henry Jones Books === Henry Jones' research regarding several Palatine groups is highly regarded and generally can be considered reliable. His books, which are available for purchase and widely held by libraries, include: * Jones, Henry Z. Jr. ''The Palatine Families of Ireland''. Picton Press. 2nd edition, 1990. *Jones, Jr., Henry Z., ''[[Space:The Palatine Families of New York - 1710|The Palatine Families of New York - 1710]]'', Universal City, California, 1985. 2 volumes. *Jones, Jr., Henry Z., ''More Palatine Families'', Picton Press, Rockport, Maine, 1991. * Jones, Henry Z., Jr. and Lewis Bunker Rohrbach. ''[[Space:Even More Palatine Families: 18th Century Immigrants to the American Colonies and Their German, Swiss, and Austrian Origins|Even More Palatine Families: 18th Century Immigrants to the American Colonies and Their German, Swiss, and Austrian Origins]]''. Picton Press, Rockport, Maine, 2002. 3 volumes. *Jones Jr., Henry Z., and Burgert, Annette K., Westerwald to America; 1989. == Secondary Sources to be used with Caution == === Family Genealogies === There are numerous published books -- dating from the early 1800s through the day before yesterday -- that present the genealogy of a particular family. Other family genealogies may be published on websites maintained by a family organization (possibly with a name like "The So-and-So Family Association, Inc.") or distributed privately to the members of a family organization. Often these sources are the best (or only) information we have to work with regarding an individual or a family group. Unfortunately, however, family genealogies range in quality from superb to horrifyingly bad. Some are even [[:Category: Frauds and Fabrications|fraudulent]]. In evaluating the reliability of a particular genealogy, we should consider whether the author cited their sources, and consider whether those cited sources are reliable. In reviewing citations, consider the age of the work. A book published recently should be considered doubtful if it lacks good standard reference citations. However, because 19th-century authors typically did not use modern-style citations, we need instead to look for informal descriptions of where their information came from. Regardless of the citation formats, spot-check their information against those sources you are able to access, to see whether the primary sources validate the information found in the family genealogy. See [https://vitabrevis.americanancestors.org/2018/02/citations/ this short essay] by Alicia Crane Williams for advice on evaluating the citations in a genealogy. Check the credentials and reputation(s) of the author(s). Consider where and how the work was published. Do not treat the "official" work of a family association as having any special credibility or legal authority over a family's history -- their publications should be evaluated the same way that we would evaluate another author's work. Finally, don't hesitate to ask other WikiTreers (in G2G) for advice regarding the reliability of a particular work. == Unreliable Sources == * '''User-contributed trees''': Family trees published on FamilySearch, Ancestry, Geni, MyHeritage, Rootsweb, etc. If a tree cites sources, find those sources and use them. * '''Find A Grave memorials''': Many memorials come without an actual burial place and burial details, and are in fact reconstructed from trees. These cannot be used as sources. Only those memorials with photographic evidence of the burial should be used as a source. * '''Published databases containing information of uncertain origin''': There are a number of "records" collections available on websites such as Ancestry and MyHeritage (and in some instance formerly distributed on CD-ROM) that do not identify their information sources and in fact are built in whole or in part from doubtful publications and user-contributed content. These include the "Family Data Collection" and similar sources associated with Edmund West, the "Ancestral File," the "Millennium File," the "Pedigree Resource File," and "U.S. and International Marriage Records, 1560-1900." * See also [[:Category:Frauds_and_Fabrications]]
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[[Category: Palatine Migration]] == To Join Our [[Space:Palatine Migration|Palatine Migration Project]] see our [https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/1062252/there-palatines-your-tree-post-palatine-migration-project G2G welcome post] == ==Palatine Migration Research Resources== * [[Space:Palatine Migration Project Reliable Sources|Palatine Migration Project Reliable Sources]] * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/German_Palatines German Palatines] German Palatines are present on Wikipedia * "KB in der Pfalz" ....This is a link to a file that might be a big help to this group if you don't already have it. It is an alphabetic list of every parish "in der Pfalz" and it tells everything about each one, i.e. when established, which towns were included in which years, and much more. The file is not online, but is in the OneDrive folder on my computer. Download it and enjoy! https://1drv.ms/u/s!AkKDTEdYnrJmkz-gosSaVTwZQl6x?e=3dLMwp *Institute for Palatinate History and Ethnology (IPGV) Digital Migration Database. Very user friendly, searchable database. Records arenc9ntinually being digitized, so check the resource frequently! https://migration.pfalzgeschichte.de/ ===Censuses=== * [http://www.searchforancestors.com/passengerlists/livingstonmanor1710.html Names of Male Palatines above twenty-one years old in Livingston Manor, N. Y. in the Winter of 1710 and Summer 1711]. * [http://www.olivetreegenealogy.com/palatines/palatine-indentures.shtml Palatine Children Apprenticed by Gov. Hunter in New York], Olive Tree Genealogy. * [[Space:C.I. Lindenmuth's list of Tulpehocken Pioneer Homesteads|C.I. Lindenmuth's list of Tulpehocken Pioneer Homesteads]] *[[Space:Palatine_Immigrants_of_New_Bern%2C_Province_of_Carolina|Palatine Immigrants of New Bern, Province of Carolina]] * [[Space:The Simmendinger Register|The Simmendinger Register]] * "Compendium of The Early Mohawk Valley Families" by Maryly Penrose Naturalized citizen, 11 Oct 1715, in Albany, New York. " Simmendinger Register", by Ulrich Simmendinger, * The Book of Names, Especially Relating to the Early Palatines and the First …”, by Lou D. MacWethy, 1933. Available on [https://www.familysearch.org/library/books/records/item/443564-the-book-of-names-especially-relating-to-the-early-palatine-and-the-first-settlers-in-the-mohawk-valley?viewer=1&offset=0 Family Search.] Also see the version from the Three Rivers website archived [https://web.archive.org/web/20160730060239/http://www.threerivershms.com/names.htm here.] ===Ship lists / Immigration lists=== * [https://web.archive.org/web/20111115154721/http://www.progenealogists.com/palproject/ny/1710first.htm The Palatine Project, Ship Lists.] * [http://sites.rootsweb.com/~canns/lunenburg/shiplists.html Nova Scotia Palatine Ship Lists.] The links to all ship lists work (or are archived) except for 1742's Lydia. But the Lydia's list can be found in the [http://www.obbfha.org/Newsletters/vol5n4.pdf ''Old Broad Bay Bund und Blatt'', Vol. 5, #4] starting on page 5 of the PDF. * Professor I. Daniel Rupp. 1898. [https://archive.org/details/collectionofupwa00ruppuoft A collection of upwards of Thirty-thousand Names of German, Swiss, Dutch, French and other Immigrants in Pennsylvania from 1727 – 1776]. * Strassburger, Ralph Beaver; edited by William John Hinke. ''[[Space:Pennsylvania German Pioneers: A Publication of the Original Lists of Arrivals in the Port of Philadelphia from 1727 to 1808|Pennsylvania German Pioneers: A Publication of the Original Lists of Arrivals in the Port of Philadelphia from 1727 to 1808]]'' (Pennsylvania German Society, Norristown, PA, 1934). These lists are also available at [https://digitalarchives.powerlibrary.org/psa/islandora/object/psa%3Aslgp1727 the Power Library] which may include a few entries missed in the other editions. * [https://loyolanotredamelib.org/php/report05/articles/pdfs/Report40Wust21-56.pdf The Emigration Season of 1738- Year of The Destroying Angels, By Klaus Wust] * [http://sites.rootsweb.com/~nygreen2/palatine_lists_to_america.htm Transcription of ship lists Rotterdam to England 1709], RootsWeb * [https://web.archive.org/web/20160825172802/http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~ote/palatines/ Palatines Arriving on Ships to America], RootsWeb. * To search an alphabetical list of ship passengers see the index at [http://www.galliagenealogy.org/Immigration/passengerindex.htm Gallia County Genealogy]. * Davis, Richard Warren. [https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CS8D-CS9M-K?i=739&cat=761809 ''Emigrants, Refugees and Prisoners ( An Aid to Mennonite Family Research) Vol. 1''] Self Published. Provo, Utah. 1995.] Davis has compiled lists of Mennonites who left Switzerland for Germany and Holland, some of whom arrived in Pennsylvania in 1709/1710 and lists those who arrived in larger numbers aboard three ships in 1717. Information taken from a range of sources; tax lists, naturalization, indentured, land warrants. This work fills in the gaps for the Mennonite settlers of early Chester (now Lancaster and Berks) Counties. Included with a series of micro filmed documents. Begins at Image 740 of 1808. * [[:Space:Ship%2C_The_Thistle_of_Glasgow|Resources for the ship, The Thistle of Glasgow.]] ===Maps=== * [https://www.ncgenweb.us/catawba/countyfm.htm Maps of North Carolina counties through history] * [https://www.phmc.pa.gov/Archives/Documents/securedpennsylvania_genealogical_map_of_the_counties.pdf Map of Pennsylvania counties from 1682-1820. From Pennsylvania State Archives.] ===Church Records=== * [http://web.archive.org/web/20111222020503/http://www.bettyfink.com/stp001.htm Baptisms at St. Paul's Lutheran Church, West Camp, NY] * Kocherthal Records, [https://www.hs-augsburg.de/~harsch/germanica/Chronologie/18Jh/Kocherthal/koc_ki00.html A Translation of the Early Records of St Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church of West Camp, 1705-1719] * [https://rensselaer.nygenweb.net/churches.htm Rensselaer County Church Records]. * [https://archive.org/details/BaptismalRecordsOfTheDutchReformedChurchOfAlbany Baptismal Records of the Dutch Reformed Church of Albany, 1683-1724, by Robert L. Billard.] Some of these records predate the Palatine migration, but many Palatine families can be found here. * [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Church_Records_of_the_Williams_Township_Congregation Church Records of the Williams Township Congregation; Lancaster, 1909.] * [http://www.usgwarchives.net/pa/1pa/paarchivesseries/series2/vol8/paarch2-8toc.html RECORD OF PENNSYLVANIA MARRIAGES, PRIOR TO 1810. Volume I. Clarence M. Busch. State Printer of Pennsylvania. 1895.] * [http://files.usgwarchives.net/pa/lehigh/church/egyp0001.txt Records of Egypt Reformed Church 1734-1807: Lehigh County, PA]. * [https://archive.org/details/stpaulsblueluthe00schm/page/n2/mode/1up St. Paul's (blue) Lutheran Church, Upper Saucon Township, Lehigh County, Pennsylvania, 1739-1850.] * [https://msa.maryland.gov/megafile/msa/speccolm/scm1100/scm1182/000001/000001/pdf/msa_scm1182.pdf Archives of the St. John's Lutheran Church, Hagerstown, Maryland], 1768-1967. *"Old Palatine Church", p 33; " Genealogy of the Mohawk Valley" Bellinger and Allied Families. ===Local Histories=== * [https://archive.org/details/historyofherkime00hard/page/n5 History of Herkimer county, New York; 1893; by Hardin, George Anson, 1832-1900, ed; Willard, F. H. (Frank Hallett), b. 1852, joint ed.] * [https://archive.org/details/historyoflehighc02robe/page/n4 History of Lehigh county, Pennsylvania and a genealogical and biographical record of its families; Roberts, Charles Rhoads; Stoudt, John Baer, 1914.] * [https://schoharie.nygenweb.net/roscoes.html History of Schoharie County], 1882, William E Roscoe, Syracuse, N.Y. * [http://threerivershms.com/Contents.htm Three Rivers History] * [https://www.loc.gov/item/01016566/ O'Neall, John Belton and Chapman, John Abney. ''The Annals of Newberry : in two parts.'' Newberry, S.C. : Aull & Houseal, 1892] * [http://www.dutchforkchapter.org/auswanderer_settlers.html GERMAN SETTLERS IN THE DUTCH FORK OF SOUTH CAROLINA.] Compiled by CARL W. NICHOLS and HANNELORE ENDERLE. ===Genealogies=== *'''Brua/Bruaw/Brewer:''' [https://www.familysearch.org/library/books/records/item/522390-the-brua-family-and-bruaw-bruah-brewer The Brua family and Bruaw, Bruah, Brewer]; Lynn Austin Brua, 1996, accessed on Family Search 17 Sep 2022. *'''Koon/Coons:''' Coons, William S. ''[[Space: Koon and Coons families of eastern New York|Koon and Coons families of eastern New York]]''. Rutland, Vermont: Tuttle Publishing Co. 1937. *'''Mattice:''' [https://www.familysearch.org/library/books/records/item/278851-mattice-family-history-1709-1961-palatine-emigration?viewer=1&offset=0#page=1&viewer=picture&o=&n=0&q= Mattice Family History], Rex G Mattice, 1962, accessed on Family Search 11 Nov 2021. Also available through [https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=wu.89061973590&view=1up&seq=9&skin=2021 Hathi Trust]. * '''Meyer:''' [[Space:A Genealogical Record of the Descendants of Christian and Hans Meyer and Other Pioneers|A Genealogical Record of the Descendants of Christian and Hans Meyer and Other Pioneers]] * '''Quattlebaum:''' [https://www.familysearch.org/library/books/records/item/344769-quattlebaum-a-palatine-family-in-south-carolina Quattlebaum, Paul. ''Quattlebaum: A Palatine family in South Carolina.''] In: [https://www.carolana.com/SC/eBooks/SCHGM/home.html The South Carolina Historical and Genealogical Magazine.] Vols. XLVIII (1947) and XLIX (1948) * '''Schram:''' [http://www.nornet.on.ca/~jcardiff/submissions/!_!/schram/Schram%20Family%20History.pdf Schram Genealogy], by John A Schram, 2016. Specifically pages 29-61are an excellent and detailed history of the Palatine Migration, from Germany to London and to the New World. * '''Wagner:''' [https://worldcat.org/title/32189126 Nancy Wagoner Dixon. ''Palatine Roots: The 1710 German Settlement in New York as Experienced by Johann Peter Wagner.'' Rockport, Maine: Picton Press, 1994.] Lots of stories, detail, and references to other Palatines who made the same journey. * [https://web.archive.org/web/20160208033020/http:/dutchforkchapter.org/families/families.html Dutch Fork, Family Roots] ::[https://web.archive.org/web/20160406110555/http://www.dutchforkchapter.org/html/houseal.html Dutch Fork Chapter of the South Carolina Genealogical Society: William Frederick Houseal Family] ::[https://web.archive.org/web/20151018013954/http://www.dutchforkchapter.org/html/kinard_john.html Dutch Fork Chapter of the South Carolina Genealogical Society: Family of John KInard, Sr.] ::[https://web.archive.org/web/20160406114157/http://www.dutchforkchapter.org/html/kinard1.html Dutch Fork Chapter of the South Carolina Genealogical Society: Family of Martin KInard, Sr.] :: [https://web.archive.org/web/20151018015232/http:/www.dutchforkchapter.org/html/lagrone.html Dutch Fork Chapter of the South Carolina Genealogical Society: Lagrone Family] :: [https://web.archive.org/web/20160405234403/http:/www.dutchforkchapter.org/html/rinehart.html Dutch Fork Chapter of the South Carolina Genealogical Society: Rinehart Family] ::[https://web.archive.org/web/20160816211621/http://dutchforkchapter.org/setzler_bio.htm Dutch Fork Chapter of the South Carolina Genealogical Society: Setzler Family] :: [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:John_Adam_Summer_Family Dutch Fork Chapter of the South Carolina Genealogical Society: John Adam Summer Family] :: [https://web.archive.org/web/20160408224420/http:/www.dutchforkchapter.org/html/swittenberg.html Dutch Fork Chapter of the South Carolina Genealogical Society: Swittenberg Family] ===Palatine Discussion / History=== * [https://thehistoryofparliament.wordpress.com/2021/04/08/whispers-on-a-landscape-palatine-migration-to-england-ireland-and-beyond/ Whispers on a landscape – Palatine migration to England, Ireland and beyond], History of Parliament blog. * [http://www.threerivershms.com/knittle.htm Early Eighteenth Century Palatine Emigration] by Walter Allen Knittle, Ph.D., Department of History, College of the City of New York, Published Philadelphia, 1937. Can also be found on [https://archive.org/details/earlyeighteenthc00knit Archive.org.] * [https://web.archive.org/web/20170321143049/http://www.uelac.org/Loyalist-Research/Palatines.pdf The Palatines], UELAC Research Paper, 2006. *Otterness, Philip. ''Becoming German: The 1709 Palatine Migration to New York'', Cornell University Press, 2006. [https://books.google.com/books?id=XLKdDgAAQBAJ Google Books] (includes previewable text) *Otterness, Philip. "The 1709 Palatine Migration and the Formation of German Immigrant Identity in London and New York." ''Pennsylvania History: A Journal of Mid-Atlantic Studies''. 1999. Download PDF at https://journals.psu.edu/phj/article/download/25606/25375 *Palatine Roots by Gordon A. Rampy, 1988; This book is of particular value for the genealogist as it lists the surnames and family structure of the emigrants. The author has used the lists compiled by Janie Revill from the original colonial records to develop the family structure, and analyzed copies of the original land plats to locate many of the Palatine land grants geographically. Special emphasis is given to the origin of the Rampy/Rampey family. =====by Burgert, Annette K===== *Master index to the emigrants documented in the published works of Annette K. Burgert, F.A.S.G., F.G.S.P, Published in 1993. *[https://www.familysearch.org/library/books/records/item/187305-eighteenth-century-emigrants-from-german-speaking-lands-to-north-america-vol-01?offset=24180 Eighteenth Century Emigrants from German-Speaking Lands to North America. Vol. I: The Northern Kraichgau. Burgert, Annette K.; Pennsylvania German Society. Published in 1983.] *Eighteenth Century Emigrants from German-Speaking Lands to North America. Vol. II: The Western Palatinate. Burgert, Annette K.; Pennsylvania German Society. Published in 1985. *Eighteenth Century Emigrants from the Northern Alsace to America; Burgert, Annette K., Published in 1992. *Early marriage evidence from the court records of Dauphin County, Pennsylvania (including Lebanon County), 1785-1810; Burgert, Annette K., Published in 1986. *Eighteenth-century emigrants from Pfungstadt, Hessen-Darmstadt to Pennsylvania; Burgert, Annette K., Published in 1995. *The Hochstadt origins of some of the early settlers at Host Church, Berks County, Pa; Burgert, Annette K., Published in 1983. *Grossgartach, Wuerttemberg, to Pennsylvania, Burgert, Annette K., Published in 1999. *York County pioneers from Friedelsheim and Gönnheim in the Palatinate; Burgert, Annette K., Published in 1984. *Eighteenth century emigrants from Langenselbold in Hesse to America; Burgert, Annette K., Published in 1997. *Pennsylvania pioneers from Wolfersweiler Parish, Saarland, Germany; Burgert, Annette K., Published in 1983. *Early Pennsylvania pioneers from Mutterstadt in the Palatinate; Burgert, Annette K., Published in 1983. *Palatine origins of some Pennsylvania pioneers; Burgert, Annette K., Published in 2000. *Brethren from Gimbsheim in the Palatinate to Ephrata and Bermudian in Pennsylvania; Burgert, Annette K., Published in 1994. *Emigrants from Eppingen to America in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries; Burgert, Annette K., Published in 1987. *Eighteenth and nineteenth century emigrants from Lachen-Speyerdorf in the Palatinate; Burgert, Annette K., Published in 1989. *Eighteenth century Pennsylvania emigrants from Hassloch and Böhl in the Palatinate; Burgert, Annette K., Published in 1983. *Colonial Pennsylvania immigrants from Freinsheim in the Palatinate; Burgert, Annette K., Published in 1989. *Jones Jr., Henry Z., and Burgert, Annette K., Westerwald to America; 1989. =====by Jones, Henry Z. Jr.===== :All of Henry Jones' work is now available at Ancestry.com. https://www.ancestry.com/search/collections/62327/ The collection can be searched for individuals by name and DOB, or browsed by selecting the individual volume of interest. Links to volumes are posted below. All are at Ancestry.com, which requires a subscription, but can be viewed free at most public libraries. :Each volume is listed here: * Jones, Henry Z. Jr. [https://www.ancestry.com/imageviewer/collections/62327/images/i1526414-00002?ssrc=&backlabel=Return ''The Palatine Families of Ireland'']. Picton Press. 2nd edition, 1990. *Jones, Jr., Henry Z.,[https://www.ancestry.com/imageviewer/collections/62327/images/i1908215_0-00000?ssrc=&backlabel=Return ''Some German Origins of The Irish Palatines'']. 2019 *Jones, Jr., Henry Z., ''[[Space:The Palatine Families of New York - 1710|The Palatine Families of New York - 1710]]'', Universal City, California, 1985. 2 volumes. [https://www.ancestry.com/imageviewer/collections/62327/images/i1526409-00001?ssrc=&backlabel=Return Volume 1] & [https://www.ancestry.com/imageviewer/collections/62327/images/i1526410-00002?ssrc=&backlabel=Return Volume 2] *Jones, Jr.,Henry Z, [https://www.ancestry.com/imageviewer/collections/62327/images/i1908216_0-00000?ssrc=&backlabel=Return '' The Palatine Families of New York -1710: A Supplement''], 2020. *Jones, Jr.,Henry Z.,[https://www.ancestry.com/imageviewer/collections/62327/images/i1908214_1-00001?ssrc=&backlabel=Return ''More Palatine Families''], Picton Press, Rockport, Maine, 1991. * Jones, Henry Z., Jr. and Lewis Bunker Rohrbach. ''[[Space:Even More Palatine Families: 18th Century Immigrants to the American Colonies and Their German, Swiss, and Austrian Origins|Even More Palatine Families: 18th Century Immigrants to the American Colonies and Their German, Swiss, and Austrian Origins]]''. Picton Press, Rockport, Maine, 2002. 3 volumes. [https://www.ancestry.com/imageviewer/collections/62327/images/i1526411-00002?ssrc=&backlabel=Return Volume 1] , [https://www.ancestry.com/imageviewer/collections/62327/images/i1526412-00002?ssrc=&backlabel=Return Volume 2], [https://www.ancestry.com/imageviewer/collections/62327/images/i1526413-00002?ssrc=&backlabel=Return Volume 3] *Jones Jr., Henry Z., and Burgert, Annette K., [https://www.ancestry.com/imageviewer/collections/62327/images/i1526415-00002?ssrc=&backlabel=Return ''Westerwald to America'']. 1989. ===Misc=== * [http://www.germanroots.com/outline.html Research Guide - German Roots.] *DNA Project: www.ftdna.com/public/palatinednaproject, *Index to "The Palatine Immigrant": https://www.palam.org/palatine-journal * Mohawk Valley: https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Mohawk_Valley_Resources ===Need categorizaton=== *Selig, Robert A. “Emigration, Fraud, Humanitarianism, and the Founding of Londonderry, South Carolina, 1763-1765.” Eighteenth-Century Studies 23, no. 1 (1989): 1–23. https://doi.org/10.2307/2738617 and https://www.jstor.org/stable/2738617 Dr. Selig has exhaustively researched and documented this fascinating article dealing in part with the subject of 18th century emigration in Europe, but more particularly, detailing the circumstances surrounding the sojourn of the Palatines in London in 1764. Biographical information concerning each of the relief committee members is included as well as numerous newspaper articles relating to the episode. *Proceedings of the Committee Appointed for the Relief of the Poor Germans who were brought to London and there left destitute in the month of August 1764; This report of a committee of twenty-one gentlemen details the humanitarian efforts put forth for the benefit, relief and relocation to South Carolina of the approximately four hundred refugees left stranded in London by the recruiter, John Henry Christian de Stumpel. *Defoe, Daniel, 1661?-1731. Defoe's Review. Reproduced from the original edition, with an introduction and bibliographical notes by Arthur Wellesley Secord. 9 vols. in 22 (Facsimile Text Soc., 44). New York, 1938-9. [https://archive.org/details/defoesreviewrepr0004defo_m0q4/page/1/mode/1up Archive.org] *Dickinson, Harry Thomas. 'The poor Palatines and the parties'. English Historical Review, 82 (1967), 464-85. *Statt, Daniel. Foreigners and Englishmen : the controversy over immigration and population, 1660-1760. Newark (DE): University of Delaware Press, 1995. *Olson, Alison. "The English reception of the Huguenots, Palatines and Salzburgers, 1680-1734 : a comparative analysis" in Randolph Vigne & Charles Littleton, (eds.), From strangers to citizens : the integration of immigrant communities in Britain, Ireland and colonial America, 1550-1750 (Brighton and Portland (OR): The Huguenot Society of Great Britain and Ireland and Sussex Academic Press, 2001). *Conrad Richter "The Free Man". Fictional account of a Palatine who emigrated to the US in the early 1700s and lived through the Revolutionary War. http://hdl.handle.net/2027/mdp.39015059771025 *O'Reilly, William. "Strangers Come to Devour the Land: Changing Views of Foreign Migrants in Early Eighteenth-Century England," Journal of Early Modern History (2016), 1-35. * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Erie_Canal Erie Canal wikipedia.org]. * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/German_Flatts,_New_York German Flats New York wikipedia.org]. * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hudson_Valley Hudson Valley wikipedia.org]. * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_New_York History of New York wikipedia.org]. * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dutchess_County,_New_York Dutchess County New York wikipedia.org]. * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Upstate_New_York Up-State New York wikipedia.org]. * [http://montgomery.nygenweb.net/palatine/palancestry2.html Town of Palatine Ancestor Registry, Montgomery County, New York montgomery.nygenweb.net]. * [http://montgomery.nygenweb.net/obits14.html Herkimer / Montgomery County NY Obituaries Part 14 Genealogy montgomery.nygenweb.net]. * [http://mohawkvalleycollective.com/projects/unity-hall/ Unity Hall | Mohawk Valley Collective mohawkvalleycollective.com]. * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Troy,_New_York Troy, New York - Wikipedia wikipedia.org]. * [http://wc.madisoncountynewyork.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=SHOW&db=vanpatten&recno=5613 RootsWeb's WorldConnect Project: Van Patten Ancestry madisoncountynewyork.com]. * [http://www.usgennet.org/usa/ny/town/pineplains/seymoursmithschool.html Seymour Smith Academy and Pine Plains Union Free School usgennet.org]., Taken from the book "History of Little Nine Partners" of North East Precinct, and Pine Plains, New York, Duchess County. By Isaac Huntting, Pine Plains, N.Y. Copyright 1897, By Isaac Huntting. Vol. 1. Amenia, New York: Chas. Walsh & Co., Printers. 1897. * [http://madisoncountynewyork.com/Lincoln/LincolnBMD%20Death.htm madisoncountynewyork.com], Town of Lincoln Madison County State of New York Births, deaths and marriages in the Town of Lincoln since the formation of the Town in March 1896 to and including 1946. From the papers of William H. Tuttle. * Bielinski, Stefan. "Robert Livingston", New York State Museum. *[https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=yale.39002003104958&view=1up&seq=1"The Palatine, or, German immigration to New York and Pennsylvania : a paper read before the Wyoming Historical and Geological Society", by Sanford H. Cobb.] *Listings for [https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/ls?field1=ocr;q1=Palatine%20Immigration;a=srchls Palatines] at Hathi Trust. *[http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~nygreen2/palatine_tips.htm Some Hints for Researching German Palatines], by Katherine Parker *Lists of Germans from the Palatinate Who Came to England in 1709 (most of whom continued on to America) by John Tribbeko & George Ruperti (Baltimore: Clearfield Co., 1998). *[http://palatinenotes.blogspot.com/2013/02/palatines-in-north-carolina.html Palatines in North Carolina.] *[http://www.ogsgs.org/origin.htm Eighteenth Century German-Swiss Immigration - South Carolina] *[http://southcarolinapioneers.blogspot.ca/2017/06/the-dutch-fork-settlement.html The Dutch Fork Settlement.] Has a list of last names of the first German settlers in the Dutch Fork. *[http://www.genealogytrails.com/scar/dutch_fork.htm South Carolina Genealogy Trails. The Dutch Fork and Upper Broad River.] *[http://dutchforkchapter.org/auswanderer_settlers.html German Settlers in the Dutch Fork of South Carolina. Compiled by CARL W. NICHOLS and HANNELORE ENDERLE.] *[https://web.archive.org/web/20200929004446/http://www.dutchforkchapter.org/auswanderer_settlers.html German Settlers in the Dutch Fork of South Carolina. Compiled by CARL W. NICHOLS and HANNELORE ENDERLE.] (On Internet Archive) *[http://dutchforkchapter.org/auswanderer_early.html Early German Settlers of South Carolina.] *[https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/4/4c/Snider-801.pdf The Schneider Family of Nöttingen Germany, 1650-1744, And the Snider Family in the Colony and State of South Carolina From 1745 to 1900, by Dewey Gene Snyder, 2016.] * ''St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church, Saugerties, New York [http://www.stpaulswestcamp.com/page/palatine_church_members_plaque List of Families from East and West Camp] *[http://web.archive.org/web/20111222020503/http://www.bettyfink.com/stp001.htm Baptisms at St. Paul's Lutheran Church, West Camp, NY] * [https://archive.org/stream/benderancestors00brei#page/n0/mode/2up Bender Ancestors], archive.org. Primarily focused on the Bender/Binder family, but with lots of source references. * [https://genpa.org/first-families-of-pennsylvania/list-of-approved-ancestors/ First Families of Pennsylvania—Approved Ancestors] - This list includes many Palatines although not everyone on the list is a Palatine. * The '''Society for the History of the Germans in Maryland''' has published a number of relevant articles, now compiled online at http://loyolanotredamelib.org/php/report05/report06.htm * Faust, Albert Bernhardt, AB PhD. Lists of Swiss Emigrants in the Eighteenth Century to the American Colonies From the Archives of Switzerland. Volume I, Zurich 1734-1744. Washington, DC: The National Genealogical Society, 1920. This is also now published in Forgotten Books .com available also from Amazon. * Wayland, John Walter. The German Element of the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia. Charlottesville, VA: The Michie Company Printers, 1907. * Gilreath, Amelia C. Shenandoah County Virginia Abstract of Wills, 1772-1850. Westminster, MD: Heritage Books Inc, 2007. * Burruss II, Daniel Warrick & Yelsey, Sandra Helsley. A Book of Records of Plots and Certificates of Surveys Made in the County of Shenandoah Commencing the 1st Day of July 1785-1794. Jacob Rinker, Chief Surveyor, Shenandoah County. Edinburg, VA: Shenandoah County Library, 1999 (Jacob filled 6 Survey Books with over 600 entries from 1785 – 1817. This is abstracts of Book I) * Kercheval, Samuel. A History of the Valley of Virginia. Dayton, VA: CJ Carrier Company, 2013. (7th printing, 4th Ed., original 1833) * Good, Rebecca H. & Ebert, Rebecca A. Finding Your People in the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia. A Genealogical Guide with maps. Alexandria, VA: Hearthside Press, 1988. * [http://www.threerivershms.com/Benton.htm A History of Herkimer County, by Nathaniel Soley Benton, 1856]. * Ancestry.com. Barker, William V.H. ''Early Families of Herkimer County, New York: Descendants of the Burnetsfield Patentees''. Baltimore, MD, USA: Genealogical Publishing Co., 2001. * Immigrants to America before 1750; an alphabetical list of immigrants to the Colonies, before 1750, compiled from official and other records. Edited by Frederick A. Virkus. * Beiler, Rosalind J. Immigrant and Entrepreneur: the Atlantic World of Caspar Wistar 1650-1750. Penn State University Press, 2008. * Fretz, Abraham James. "[[Space:A_Genealogical_Record_of_the_Descendants_of_Christian_and_Hans_Meyer_and_Other_Pioneers|A Genealogical Record of the Descendants of Christian and Hans Meyer and Other Pioneers: Together with Historical and Biographical Sketches, Illustrated with Eighty-seven Portraits and Other Illustrations]]". Harleysville, Pennsylvania: News Printing House, 1896. (Available online at [https://www.google.com/books/edition/A_Genealogical_Record_of_the_Descendants/aB05AAAAMAAJ Google Books].) * [https://archive.org/details/astersatdusksmel00poll/mode/2up Asters at dusk; the Smelser family in America, by Polly Pollock.] * [https://archive.org/details/smeltzersofkilco00smel The Smeltzers of Kilcooly and their Irish-Palatine kissing cousins; by Smeltzer-Stevenot, Marjorie.] * [https://ancestortracks.com/wp/ Ancestor Tracks] Land warrants, surveys, patents, tract name registers, etc. available, much of it for free. * [https://archive.org/stream/mohawkvalley00reid/mohawkvalley00reid_djvu.txt The Mohawk Valley: its legends and its history], W. Max Reid , G. P. PUTNAM'S SONS 1901.
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[[Category:German Roots]][[Category: German Roots Project]][[Category:Palatine Migration]] == To join the [[Project:Palatine Migration|Palatine Migration Project]], see the main [[Project:Palatine Migration|project page]] == The Palatinate is a distinct region within Germany. But the upheavals at the end of the 17th century that continued into the 18th century were not confined exclusively to the borders of the Palatinate. Most historians consider all Germans (broadly defined to include German-speaking people) who emigrated from the beginning of the 18th century til the outbreak of the American Revolution to be part of the Palatine Migration. ::[[Space:Palatines_Images|Palatines Images]] {{Image|file=Palatines_Images-11.jpg |align=c |size=350 |caption=Regions of Germany }} The definition of Palatine is listed to be a person who originally lived near the Rhine River in the Palatinate of southwestern Germany. Many wars in the Middle Rhine region of the Holy Roman Empire resulted in the French of long ago invading Germany. These invasions contributed to destruction of the countryside, thus less farming, and famine, as well as military requisitions reduced the region to being unable to support its citizens. The French troops of King Louis XIV had sacked the cities, burned houses, stolen property, killed many people, and generally destroyed the farms.. The farmers in the locale were forced to plow under their fields, as all were ruined. In 1693 the looting and burning of castles and villages occurred.. That was when the great castle of Heidelberg was reduced to ruins. The region suffered perhaps more that most: Lower or Rhenish Palatinate which was also called the Pfalz was located in southwest Germany east of Luxembourg along both sides of the Middle Rhine River. The Pfalz included the present German States of Mainz, Treves, Lorraine, Alsace, Baden and Wurtemberg. Heidelberg was its capital.[http://www.uelac.org/Loyalist-Research/Palatines.pdf The Palatines], UELAC Research Paper, 2006. Example:Heidelberg Castle, 1670, Schloss_von_Gerrit_Berckheyde Germany {{Image|file=Palatines_Images-10.jpg |align=c |size=440 |caption=Heidelberg Castle, 1670, Schloss_von_Gerrit_Berckheyde }} In the early 1700's many German Palatine families re-settled out of Germany. Wars in Europe had reduced its ability to sufficiently provide for its families. These resilient people adjusted to new locales, and prospered where they could. They were hard workers. {{Image|file=Palatines_Images.png |align=c |size=350 |caption=Germany region. }}
*1702-1727 Was an Era of early German emigration to England..It was very cold beginning in October, of 1708. The farmers had plowed under their fields. No more could be done. Even the fruit trees were killed. They began the migration. {{Image|file=Palatines_Images.jpg |align=r |size=190 |caption=Queen Ann, England. }}{{clear}} '''Queen Anne''' and the English government offered a '''safe haven in England''' and sustenance for the Palatines until they could get jobs, etc. The Seine River had frozen over. There were some places which would support the carts of belongings. The people began to leave. Their path was northward then over to Holland…Then by shipload over to England. When the Palatines reached London there are reports that the numbers arriving in London may have reached 2000 to 13,500. The Palatines began to cross from Holland to England in large numbers.. By Oct, 1709 there were 13,500 in or more with no money, or houses. They were residing in tents of sorts or lean-to's in London, near the Surrey side of the Thames River, Blackheath. [http://www.searchforancestors.com/passengerlists/history.html Palatine Immigration to America], Daniel Rupp, 1876. Soon '''{{Blue|The Whigs in England }}''' objected to these expatriates in 1708-09. The Palatines were supposed to pay a fee in order to become naturalized.. England had already accepted many French Huguenots. The Crown discovered it could not support the Palatines or pay their fee for naturalization.. By Jan 11, 1710, the Board of Trade in England received Sunderland's letter England. England resettled them in:..... By 1710 England resettled (533 families) 3,073 Palatines in Ireland. They became known as '''{{Blue|IRISH PALATINES}}''' had been relocated to rural Ireland, with a roughly equivalent number being transported to New York. Two Counties in Ireland were the prevalent places where the Palatines settled. Both were agriculture areas. They were: predominantly in '''Wexford and Limerick counties, Ireland'''. :Irish Palatines ::Wexford County Palatines :: Limerick county Palatines- these still speak the German language :::Some returned, some returned to England. 1200 remained in Ireland SEE: [http://www.irishpalatines.org/about/about.html Irish Palatine Association] WEXFORD County {{Blue|WEXFORD County}}: They settled here in the agriculture area helping with farming. {{Image|file=Palatines_Images-4.png |align=l |size=170 |caption=Wexford County, Ireland. }}{{Image|file=Palatines_Images-2.jpg |align=r |size=250 |caption=Wexford and Harbor in 1800. }}{{clear}} {{Image|file=Palatines_Images-18.jpg |align=c |size=250 |caption=. }} Limerick County '''{{Blue|LIMERICK County, Ireland}}''' tenants in the agriculture areas.. Some returned to England. 1200 remained. Majority lived in Limerick co, Ireland. ::County Limerick ::County Wexford ::They farmed hemp, SEE: [http://www.irishpalatines.org/about/about.html''' Irish Palatine Association'''] {{Image|file=Palatines_Images-3.png |align=l |size=180 |caption='''Limerick County, Ireland''' }}{{clear}} {{Image|file=Palatines_Images-12.jpg |align=r |size=350 |caption=map '''Rathkeale co Limerick Ireland'''. }}{{clear}} '''The Largest remaining group of Palatine residents live near Rathkeale, co Limerick, Ireland''' [http://www.irishpalatines.org/about/landmarks.html Irish Palatine Landmarks]. {{Image|file=Palatines_Images-7.jpg |align=c |size=300 |caption= }}
America {{Image|file=Palatines_Images-8.jpg |align=l |size=100 |caption='''{{Blue|3000 Palatines to America (New York)}}''' }} Next England Resettled people in the new colony, America. :1710 -3000 Palatines in 10 ships to New York … ::Robert Hunter who had been captured by French, recovered, and was over in England, sailed with the Palatines to New York... He became Governor of New York. {{Image|file=Palatines_Images-16.jpg |align=r |size=200 |caption=Hunter. }} {{clear}} {{Image|file=Palatines_Images-8.jpg |align=c |size=200 |caption='''Departure to America '''. }}
Palatines in the Carolinas 600-800 Palatines were reported to have been sent to the Carolinas. :: this is an area for you to investigate if interested. *[http://dutchforkchapter.org/auswanderer_dutchfork.html German Settlers in South Carolina, Compiled by CARL W. NICHOLS and HANNELORE ENDERLE] *'''[http://www.ogsgs.org/origin.htm Carolinas]''' *[http://www.genealogytrails.com/scar/dutch_fork.htm Dutch Fork, Carolina, settlers] *[http://www.ogsgs.org/origin.htm Palatines, Carolinas] {{Image|file=Palatines_Images-13.jpg |align=c |size=300 |caption=Here's an image.}}{{clear}} From New York, Palatines sent to North Carolina and South Carolina
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American Palatine Immigration
{{Image|file=Palatines_Images-7.png |align=c |size=320 |caption=Palatines to America Genealogy. }} {{Image|file=Gail_Photos-1.jpg |align=c |size=250 |caption=Immigration. }} Ten ships loaded with Palatines, left England for America to add '''3300''' Palatine immigrants to its settlers. ::{{Blue|New York Palatines}}- Example - Example '''Germantown and Saugerties, New York''' ::{{Blue|Pennsylvania Palatines}} See: [[Project: William Penn]] ::{{Blue|Carolina Palatines}} (600-800) {{Image|file=French_and_Indian_War_Images.png |align=c |size=300 |caption=American colonies. }}{{Image|file=Palatines_Images-8.png |align=c |size=300 |caption= }}{{clear}} '''Their goal was New York.''' {{Image|file=Hudson-1149-1.jpg |align=c |size=380 |caption= }} :In America the Palatines worked off their passage. :The 3000 Palatines are also listed as 350 families Robert Livingston had a patent 160,000 acres (650 km²/ 250 sq mi) along the Hudson River south of Albany. This was named Livingston Manor.. Later its locations in areas would become known as Columbia and Dutchess counties. (After the American Revolution) It is reported that Livingston offered land to Queen Anne's government of England. This could be used for work camps for emigrants, such as the German Palatines. {{Image|file=Palatines_Images-1.jpg |align=r |size=180 |caption=Livingston. }} The location was both sides of the Hudson River to Queen Anne's government of England to be used temporarily as work camps for settlers and German Palatine refugees,. The objective was to harvest the trees, produce lumber for cabins, timber for masts and turpentine for the English navy. After these settlers had worked in the camps to pay off their passage, they could be granted land in the Mohawk and Schoharie. :Livingston himself gained a profit of the sale of supplies to the English navy and sale of supplies to the work camps.. All was paid by the English colonial government. Bielinski, Stefan. "Robert Livingston", New York State Museum {{Image|file=Palatines_Images-3.jpg |align=c |size=450 |caption=NY Harbor. }} Examples of settlements: :'''Germantown''' :'''Saugerties New York''' :850 families settled in the Hudson River Valley, primarily in what are now Germantown and Saugerties, New York.[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/German_Palatines Wikipedia entry for German Palatines.] ''':SEE Also: [William Penn Project]''' Palatine Ships to Nova Scotia
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[[Category: Palatine Migration]] [[Category: Huguenot Migration]] [[Category: Palatine Ships]] [[Category: Nova Scotia, Immigrants from Holy Roman Empire]] [[Category: Immigrant Ships to Canada]] [[Category: Foreign Protestants, Nova Scotia]] ---- Summary written by Nancy Shaver, main source is “The Foreign Protestants and the Settlement of Nova Scotia” by Winthrop Pickard Bell. The ancestor surnames listed are those of Carolyn Eileen (Zinck) Shaver; Nancy Shaver’s mother. The British governing board that looked after the settlement of Nova Scotia sought out foreign (i.e. non-British) protestants. The English were hard to persuade to emigrate, and often did not work out very well as settler. The colonies to the south had had good results with foreign protestants and found them very hard-working and capable settling new areas, so it was decided to recruit European protestants for Nova Scotia as well. Roman Catholics were not welcome. The British government hired John Dick of Rotterdam as their agent to procure the emigrants and arrange for their transport to Nova Scotia. Dick sent agents up the Rhine River to find settlers. Posters and handbills were used to get the word out that the new colony of Nova Scotia was open for settlement. There was a lot of competition between agents for the various colonies in those days, and competing agents spread rumours about how awful the Nova Scotia climate was, the lack of agricultural prospects, and the ferociousness of the Indian attacks. Also, once settlers arrive at Rotterdam they were sometimes convinced by another agent to sail for another colony. Settlers were responsible for their own passage down the Rhine, although Dick’s agents would help to arrange it. Tolls had to be paid along the way as the boats moved through different principalities, and this would also slow down the voyage. The settlers were mostly redemptioners. This meant that in return for their passage across the Atlantic, they owed the British government labour when they arrived in the new colony. Some passengers with the mean to pay their own way chose to be redemptioners instead, so that they could save their money to help them get established in their new land, and this was likely a good idea. The board preferred as much as possible that young single men be recruited, but in actual fact many families, and even older family members, made the voyage. This was probably for the best in the long run, as records show that the families were more likely to remain in Nova Scotia and settle down there. There were some complaints from the board as to fact that older people were allowed to make the voyage, but entire families often moved together, and it was not really reasonable in those days of no social services to expect the old to be left behind. As well, emigrants aged 45 or more would be considered relatively old back then! The emigrants were put aboard ships in Rotterdam. ---- From the [https://web.archive.org/web/20120315070755/http://www.progenealogists.com:80/palproject/index.html ProGenealogists Palatine Project]: * Nova Scotia - German Passenger Lists, 1749 and 1752 https://web.archive.org/web/20120210051821/http://www.progenealogists.com:80/palproject/ns/1749ch.htm * Nova Scotia - German Passenger Lists, Alderney & Nancy 1750 https://web.archive.org/web/20120210051826/http://www.progenealogists.com:80/palproject/ns/1750aldnan.htm * Nova Scotia - German Passenger Lists, Ann 1750 https://web.archive.org/web/20120207182429/http://www.progenealogists.com/palproject/ns/1750ann.htm * Nova Scotia - German Passenger Lists, Gale 1751 https://web.archive.org/web/20120209031039/http://www.progenealogists.com:80/palproject/ns/1751gale.htm * Nova Scotia - German Passenger Lists, Murdoch 1751 https://web.archive.org/web/20120210051831/http://www.progenealogists.com:80/palproject/ns/1751murd.htm * Nova Scotia - German Passenger Lists, Pearl 1751 https://web.archive.org/web/20120210051837/http://www.progenealogists.com:80/palproject/ns/1751pearl.htm * Nova Scotia - German Passenger Lists, Speedwell 1751 https://web.archive.org/web/20120210051842/http://www.progenealogists.com:80/palproject/ns/1751speed.htm * Nova Scotia - German Passenger Lists, Betty 1752 https://web.archive.org/web/20120209031044/http://www.progenealogists.com:80/palproject/ns/1752betty.htm * Nova Scotia - German Passenger Lists, Gale 1752 https://web.archive.org/web/20120208014249/http://www.progenealogists.com:80/palproject/ns/1752gale.htm * Nova Scotia - German Passenger Lists, Pearl 1752 https://web.archive.org/web/20120209024113/http://www.progenealogists.com:80/palproject/ns/1752pearl.htm * Nova Scotia - German Passenger Lists, Sally 1752 https://web.archive.org/web/20120209031119/http://www.progenealogists.com:80/palproject/ns/1752sally.htm * Nova Scotia - German Passenger Lists, Speedwell 1752 https://web.archive.org/web/20120210051847/http://www.progenealogists.com:80/palproject/ns/1752speed.htm * Nova Scotia - German Passenger Lists, Unknown Emigration https://web.archive.org/web/20120210051914/http://www.progenealogists.com:80/palproject/ns/unknown.htm ==Sources== * http://sites.rootsweb.com/~canns/lunenburg/shiplists.html *[https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/005793579 "Planters and Pioneers"], N.S. 1749-1775, Esther Clark Wright. Lancelot Press, Hansport, N.S.; 1978. *[https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/002456664 ''The foreign Protestants and the settlement of Nova Scotia : the history of a piece of arrested British colonial policy in the eighteenth century''] by [https://www.mta.ca/wpbell/prot.htm Dr. Winthrop Pickard Bell]; Published: in Fredericton, N.B. : Acadiensis Press, c1990. ==For Additional Information == * Punch, Terrence M. 2014. ''Montbéliard immigration to Nova Scotia, 1749-1752" * Nova Scotia Archives, "The Foreign Protestants," formerly posted online, archived at https://web.archive.org/web/20171004160006/https://archives.novascotia.ca/genealogy/foreign-protestants on 4 October 2017.
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[[Category: Palatine Migration|Images]] *[[Space:Palatine_Migration_Resources|'''Palatine Migration Resources]]''' '''Interactive map:''' The modern borders (roughly) of Rhineland-Palatinate, which is what we might call a "state" in Germany. I think you can put a marker near where a Palatine migrant may have been born. The place names have changed since 1700, of course. Please put person's full name, birth date and death date. Oh and their Wikitree ID. I made this with my moderate level of tech skill. I hope some of you can improve upon it or take it to the next level. Click on the link below. Source: --- *"1709 Palatine Migration and Formation of German Immigrant Identity in London and New York", by Philip Otterness, Warren Wilson College.pdf
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[[Category:Palmer Name Study]] [[Category:One Name Studies Project, Needs Coordinator]] [[Category:DNA Projects]] __NOTOC__ {{Member|ONS|name=Palmer}} {{Clear}} ==Research Pages== Here are some of the current research pages included in the study. I'll be working on them, and could use your help! * * * ==Membership== * * * ==Related Surnames and Surname Variants== * * * == Origin of name Palmer == English: from Middle English, Old French palmer, paumer (from palme, paume ‘palm tree’, Latin palma), a nickname for someone who had been on a pilgrimage to the Holy Land. Such pilgrims generally brought back a palm branch as proof that they had actually made the journey, but there was a vigorous trade in false souvenirs, and the term also came to be applied to a cleric who sold indulgences. Swedish (Palmér): ornamental name formed with palm ‘palm tree’ + the suffix -ér, from Latin -erius ‘descendant of’. Irish: when not truly of English origin (see 1 above), a surname adopted by bearers of Gaelic Ó Maolfhoghmhair (see Milford) perhaps because they were from an ecclesiastical family. German: topographic name for someone living among pussy willows (see Palm 2). German: from the personal name Palm (see Palm 3). == First Palmers in America == [[Palmer-70|Walter Palmer]] arrived in Salem, Massachusetts from Dorset in England in 1629. He helped found the settlements of Charlestown and Rehoboth in Masachusetts and New London in Connecticut. The Stonington chronicle described Palmer as: "the patriarch of the early Stonington settlers, a vigorous giant - 6 feet 5 inches tall. When he settled at Stonington he was 68 years old, older than most of the other settlers." Descendants have included: # William Palmer, Governor of Vermont # [[Palmer-1279|Nathaniel Palmer]], the whaler and seal hunter # Thomas Palmer, a Senator from Michigan # Ulysses S. Grant, the Civil War General and later American President. Another Palmer, [[Palmer-510|William Palmer]], arrived in New England in the 1630's and settled in Wethersfield, Connecticut. His descendants moved first to upstate New York and then headed West, to Illinois. Two grandchildren went onto Kansas, eventually arriving in Oklahoma territory during the great Indian land rush of the 1890's. Also from original Connecticut stock via Canada came [[Palmer-17659|Daniel Palmer]], the chiropractic pioneer. He started his practice in Davenport, Iowa in the 1880's. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daniel_David_Palmer == PALMER Family of NH and MA == The PALMER family of NH and MA can trace its lineage in America back to [[Palmer-5035|William PALMER (1585-1646/7)]] who it is thought arrived in Massachusetts around 1637, from Ormsbey St. Margaret, Norfolk, England and settled in Hampton, NH in 1638. Children from his first marriage to Mary STAMWORTH who it is thought remained and died in England were: Martha (1620-1700) who married John SHERMAN, Edward (1623-?), Christopher (1625-1699) and Mary (1627-1655?). William married Ann and had a child Joseph (1643-1715) born in Hampton, NH who married Sarah Jackman. (see Family Narrative and Family Tree to the right) == People with name Palmer == * Palmer profiles https://www.geni.com/surnames/people/palmer * Palmer Genealogy https://www.genealogy.com/forum/surnames/topics/palmer/ * Palmer Genealogy on wikitree https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/palmer * Profiles with Palmer name https://www.geni.com/surnames/people/palmer * Category:Palmer_Name_Study (other profiles in Palmer Name Study) https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Category:Palmer_Name_Study
Palmyra, Immigrant Voyage to New South Wales 1838
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[[Category:Palmyra, Arrived 26 Sep 1838]] [[Category:New South Wales, Shipping Free Space Pages]] '''The Voyage of the Immigrant ship Palmyra to the New South Wales colony in 1838''' type: barque size: 602 tons built: 1820 at Calcutta sailed: from Gravesend England on 13 May 1838 master: Mr. Parsons arrived: at Sydney 26 September 1838 surgeon superintendent: passengers: 260 Government Immigrants '''PASSENGER LISTS etc.'''
* '''NRS5313/4_4780/Palmyra_26 Sep 1838/''' from the Assisted Immigrants (digital) Shipping Lists on the New South Wales State Archives and Records website at: http://indexes.records.nsw.gov.au/ebook/list.aspx?series=NRS5313&item=4_4780&ship=Palmyra * Ship News. from The Sydney Gazette and New South Wales Advertiser (NSW : 1803 - 1842) of Thursday 27 September 1838, Page 2. at: https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/2548937? * SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE from The Sydney Herald (NSW : 1831 - 1842) of Friday 28 September 1838, Page 2. at: https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/12858819? * SHIP NEWS. from the Commercial Journal and Advertiser (Sydney, NSW : 1835 - 1840) of Saturday 29 September 1838, Page 2. at: https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/226459090? * DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE. from The Sydney Gazette and New South Wales Advertiser (NSW : 1803 - 1842) of Thursday 1 November 1838. Page 2. at: https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/2550675?
* '''NRS5313/4_4780/Palmyra_26 Sep 1838/''' from the Assisted Immigrants (digital) Shipping Lists on the New South Wales State Archives and Records website at: http://indexes.records.nsw.gov.au/ebook/list.aspx?series=NRS5313&item=4_4780&ship=Palmyra * Ship News. from The Sydney Gazette and New South Wales Advertiser (NSW : 1803 - 1842) of Thursday 27 September 1838, Page 2. at: https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/2548937? * SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE from The Sydney Herald (NSW : 1831 - 1842) of Friday 28 September 1838, Page 2. at: https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/12858819? * SHIP NEWS. from the Commercial Journal and Advertiser (Sydney, NSW : 1835 - 1840) of Saturday 29 September 1838, Page 2. at: https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/226459090? * DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE. from The Sydney Gazette and New South Wales Advertiser (NSW : 1803 - 1842) of Thursday 1 November 1838. Page 2. at: https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/2550675?
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:I-20.svg Interstate 20 :U.S. Highway 180 : U.S. Highway 281 :Texas State Highway 16 :Texas State Highway 108 ====Towns==== *'''[[:Category:Graford, Texas|Graford]]''' *'''[[:Category:Mineral Wells, Texas|Mineral Wells]] (partly in Parker County)''' *'''[[:Category:Palo Pinto, Texas|Palo Pinto (333)]] (county seat)''' *[[:Category:Strawn, Texas|Strawn]] *[[:Category:Gordon, Texas|Gordon]] *[[:Category:Mingus, Texas|Mingus]] *[[:Category: Brazos, Palo Pinto, Texas|Brazos]] *[[:Category: Oran, Palo Pinto, Texas|Oran]] *[[:Category: Santo, Texas|Santo]] =====Things to do/see===== *Possum Kingdom Lake was acquired from the Brazos River Authority *Palo Pinto Mountains *Brazos River ===Resources=== *Possum Kingdom Lake *Brazos River Authority ===Census=== :1860 --- 1,524 — :1880 --- 5,885 — :1890 --- 8,320 41.4% :1900 --- 12,291 47.7% :1910 --- 19,506 58.7% :1920 --- 23,431 20.1% :1930 --- 17,576 −25.0% :1940 --- 18,456 5.0% :1950 --- 17,154 −7.1% :1960 --- 20,516 19.6% :1970 --- 28,962 41.2% :1980 --- 24,062 −16.9% :1990 --- 25,055 4.1% :2000 --- 27,026 7.9% :2010 --- 28,111 4.0% :Est. 2015 --- 27,895 ===See also=== ====Notable People==== Steve Tyrell, singer and recording artist =====Land Grants===== ===Cemeteries=== {{Image|file=Rusk County Cemeteries.gif |align=l |size=360 |caption='''City of the Dead''' }} {{clear}} *[[:Category: Brad Cemetery, Brad, Texas|Brad Cemetery]] *[[:Category: Elmwood Cemetery, Mineral Wells, Texas|Elmwood Cemetery]] *[[:Category: Woodland Park Cemetery, Mineral Wells, Texas|Woodland Park Cemetery]] *[[:Category: McAdams Cemetery, Graford, Texas|McAdams Cemetery]] *[[:Category: Santo North Cemetery, Santo, Texas|Santo North Cemetery]] *[[:Category: Indian Creek Cemetery, Mineral Wells, Texas|Indian Creek Cemetery]] ==Sources==
Welcome to Palo Pinto County, Texas Project!
{{US History|sub-project=Texas}} '''[[Space:Texas|Texas Space Page]]''' *The current leader of this project is: [[Richardson-7161|Mary Richardson]]. ===History=== {{Image|file=Palo_Pinto_County_Texas-6.jpg |align=c |size=400 |caption=Composite courthouse, jail, building . }} *{{blue|Palo Pinto County was formed in 1856 from Bosque and Navarro counties and organized in 1857.}} The County is named for creek (in Spanish name means painted stick).https://texasalmanac.com/index.php?q=topics/government/palo-pinto-county :'''1854''' Brazos Indian Reservation was founded by General Randolph B. Marcy. This provided a safety area from warring Comanche for Delaware, Shawnee, Tonkawa, Wichita, and Caddo. Within the reservation, each tribe had its own village and cultivated agricultural crops. Government-contracted beeves were delivered each week. Citizens were unable to distinguish between reservation and non-reservation tribes, blaming Comanche and Kiowa depredations on the reservation Indians. A newspaper in Jacksboro, Texas titled The White Man advocated removal of all tribes from north Texas.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palo_Pinto_County,_Texas :'''Dec., 1858''', Choctaw Tom, at times an interpreter to Sam Houston, and a group of reservation Indians received permission for an off-the-reservation hunt. . :'''Dec 27''', Captain Peter Garland and a vigilante group charged Choctaw Tom’s camp, indiscriminately murdering and injuring women and children along with the men. Citizens feared retribution from reservations tribes. Governor Hardin Richard Runnels ordered John Henry Brown to the area with 100 troops. An examining trial was conducted about the Choctaw Tom raid, but no indictments resulted. :'''1856''' the Texas state legislature established Palo Pinto County from Bosque and Navarro counties and named for Palo Pinto Creek. :'''1857''' Palo Pinto county was organized he next year, with the town of Golconda chosen to be the seat of government. :'''1858''': The town was renamed Palo Pinto :'''May 1859''', John Baylor and a number of whites confronted United States troops at the reservation, demanding the surrender of certain tribal individuals. The military balked, and Baylor retreated, but killed an Indian woman and an old man. Baylor’s group was later attacked by Indians off the reservation, where the military had no authority to intervene. At the behest of terrified settlers, the reservation was abandoned that year. Ranching entrepreneurs Oliver Loving and Charles Goodnight, who blazed the Goodnight-Loving Trail, along with Reuben Vaughan were the nucleus of the original settlers. :'''1876''' rancher meeting regarding cattle rustling became the beginnings of what is now known as the Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association :'''1877''' -James and Amanda Lynch moved to the area in 1877. In digging a well on their property, they discovered the water seemed to benefit their well-being. Word spread about the water’s healing powers, and people from all over came to experience the benefits. Eventually, the town of Mineral Wells was platted. :'''1883-1888''' - Fence Cutting Wars in Texas lasted for approximately five years. As farmers and ranchers began to compete for precious land and water, cattlemen found it more difficult to feed their herds, prompting cowboys to cut through fences. Texas Governor John Ireland prodded a special assembly to order the fence cutters to cease. In response, the legislature made fence-cutting and pasture-burning crimes punishable with prison time, while at the same time regulating fencing. :'''1888''' -The practice ended with sporadic incidents of related violence 1888. :'''1921''' - The Texas National Guard organized the 56th Cavalry Brigade. :'''1941''' -Brigadier General Jacob F. Wolters was given a grant to construct a training camp for the unit. In 1941, Camp Wolters was turned over to the United States Army. :1951 Camp Wolters was redesignated Wolters Air Force Base in 1951. Five years later, the base reverted to the Army as a helicopter trailing school . The base closed in 1973 when the helicopter school transferred to Fort Rucker in Alabama. :'''1951''' Camp Wolters was turned over to the United States Army. It was redesignated Wolters Air Force Base in 1951 {{Image|file=Palo_Pinto_County_Texas-2.jpg |align=r |size=270 |caption=Baker Hotel, abandoned in Mineral Wells. }}{{clear}} :'''1963-1973''' Camp Wolters was re-designated as Fort Wolters - '''Camp Wolters/Fort Wolters- helicopter training school for pilots''' during Vietnam war. The base is located in both Parker and Palo Pinto county. Nearest town was Mineral Wells. Camp Wolters/Fort Wolters- helicopter training school for pilots during Vietnam war. The base was deactivated in 1973. Base housing was provided, training for the pilots. Practice training and sites were named the same as those located in Vietnam.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fort_Wolters{{Image|file=Parker_County_Texas-1.jpg |align=r |size=350 |caption=Ft. Wolters, Mars Hill }}{{clear}} :'''1940''' -Possum Kingdom Lake was acquired from the Brazos River Authority in 1940. The Civilian Conservation Corps constructed it. :'''1950''' -Possum Kingdom State Park opened to the public in 1950. :'''1956''' - Upham Oil and Gas Company has operated in Palo Pinto County since its founding in 1956 by the late Chet Upham of Mineral Wells, who was also the chairman of the Texas Republican Party from 1979-1983. The company is now run by his son, Chester Robert Upham, III. :'''1879 - 1983''' Chet Upham of Mineral Wells, who was also the chairman of the Texas Republican Party from 1979-1983. The company is now run by his son, Chester Robert Upham, III. :'''1981''' -Mineral Wells State Park was opened to the public in 1981. :'''1992''' licensed wildlife rehabilitator Amanda Lollar purchased an old building in Mineral Wells that had become a residence for thousands of wild bats. Lollar operated the building as Bat World Sanctuary. ====Government Offices==== Palo Pinto County has had three courthouses: 1857, 1882 and 1940http://www.texasescapes.com/TexasTowns/Palo-Pinto-County-Courthouse-Texas.htmThe county seat of 320 acres was surveyed at its geographical center and was originally named Golconda. :'''1st Palo Pinto Courthouse, 1857''': A court session in 1857 called for the first courthouse to be built of wood frame construction, with two doors and three windows. The contract was awarded to a bid of $300. no image :'''2nd Palo Pinto Courthouse, 1882''' - After the Texas Legislature allowed counties to issue bonds for new courthouses, a large sandstone structure was built. It cost $35,000 and exhibited Second Empire styling with a central clock tower. A two story sandstone annex was added in 1906 and connected to the courthouse by an iron bridge. Sandstone for the buildings was quarried '''south''' of the city. {{Image|file=Palo_Pinto_County_Texas-3.jpg |align=l |size=240 |caption=1882 courthouse. }}{{Image|file=Palo_Pinto_County_Texas-4.jpg |align=r |size=240 |caption=1882 /courthouse }}{{clear}} :'''3rd Palo Pinto Courthouse 1940''': Style - Texas Renaissance Material - Sandstone from the 1882 courthouse. This actually is much better in style than some of the Panhandle courthouses. Though not grandiose like the Romanesque courthouses built in the 1890s, this 1940 building has its own understated charm. It is an excellent example of a pre-War rural courthouse. With its brass doorknobs and eagle-encrusted light fixtures, if one imagines someone like Huey Piece Long defending his overall clad client, this is erroneous.. The courthouse was built after Huey Long a young lawyer died... In 1940 the 1882 buildings were demolished and a new courthouse was erected by '''Work Projects Administration workers'''. The reinforced-concrete structure featured subtle classical detail and was clad with some of the sandstone from the old buildings. It was completed in 1942 at a cost of $250,000. {{Image|file=Palo_Pinto_County_Texas-1.jpg |align=c |size=400 |caption=Current Palo Pinto Courthouse. }}{{Image|file=Palo_Pinto_County_Texas-5.jpg |align=r |size=230 |caption=1940 courthouse front }}{{clear}} ====Geography==== Palo Pinto County is a county located in the U.S. state of Texas. As of the 2010 census, its population was 28,111.The county seat is Palo Pinto. The county was created in 1856 and organized the following year. {{Image|file=Palo_Pinto_County_Texas.jpg |align=r |size=280 |caption=Palo Pinto creek and area. }}{{clear}} Palo Pinto County comprises the Mineral Wells, TX Micropolitan Statistical Area, which is part of the Dallas–Fort Worth, TX Combined Statistical Area. It is located in the Western Cross Timbers Ecoregion. https://tshaonline.org/handbook/online/articles/hcp01 :'''Latitude/Longitude''': - center of the county lies at 32°45' north latitude and 98°18' west longitude, 80 miles W of Fort Worth. :'''Named for''': The area is named for one of its principal streams. :'''Size''' - 948 sq mi broken, hilly land :'''Soil''' - sandy, gray, and black soils :'''Elevation''' 800 to 1,450 feet above sea level. :'''Rainfall''' of 30.13 inche :'''Drained''' by the Brazos River. :'''Timber''' in the area includes cedar, oak, and pecan. :'''Temperatures''' 33° F in January to 96° F in July :'''Growing season''' lasts 221 days. :'''Agriculture'''- 1980s the county's annual agricultural yield was $12.5 million, 90% was from livestock, including cattle, sheep, angora goats, and hogs. Pecans, peaches, vegetables, grains, and hay accounted for the rest. :'''Other income:''' Clay pipes, aircraft systems, plastics, electronic products, brick, feeds, clothes, and other products manufactured in the county earned an average annual income of $43.4 million. In 1982 oil sales of 364,350 barrels yielded $8.4 million. https://tshaonline.org/handbook/online/articles/hcp01 ====Adjacent counties==== *Jack County (north) *Parker County (east) *Hood County (southeast) *Erath County (south) *Eastland County (southwest) *Stephens County (west) *Young County (northwest) ====State protected areas==== *Mineral Wells State Park was opened to the public in 1981. *1992, licensed wildlife rehabilitator Amanda Lollar purchased an old building in Mineral Wells that had become a residence for thousands of wild bats. Lollar operated the building as Bat World Sanctuary. *Possum Kingdom Lake *Brazos river Authority {{Image|file=Stephens_County_Texas.png |align=r |size=350 |caption=Possum Kingdom. }}{{clear}} ===Demographics=== In 2000, there were 27,026 people giving a population density of 28 people/sq mi. The racial makeup of the county was 88.19% White, 2.32% Black or African American, 0.67% Native American, 0.53% Asian, 0.03% Pacific Islander, 6.56% from other races, and 1.71% from two or more races. 13.57% of the population were Hispanic. The median income for a household in the county was $31,203, and the median income for a family was $36,977 was 15.90% of the population were below the poverty line, including 20.50% of those under age 18 and 11.80% of those age 65 or over. Highways:I-20.svg Interstate 20 :U.S. Highway 180 : U.S. Highway 281 :Texas State Highway 16 :Texas State Highway 108 ====Towns==== *'''[[:Category:Graford, Texas|Graford]]''' *'''[[:Category:Mineral Wells, Texas|Mineral Wells]] (partly in Parker County)''' *'''[[:Category:Palo Pinto, Texas|Palo Pinto (333)]] (county seat)''' *[[:Category:Strawn, Texas|Strawn]] *[[:Category:Gordon, Texas|Gordon]] *[[:Category:Mingus, Texas|Mingus]] *[[:Category: Brazos, Palo Pinto, Texas|Brazos]] *[[:Category: Oran, Palo Pinto, Texas|Oran]] *[[:Category: Santo, Texas|Santo]] =====Things to do/see===== *Possum Kingdom Lake was acquired from the Brazos River Authority *Palo Pinto Mountains *Brazos River ===Resources=== *Possum Kingdom Lake *Brazos River Authority ===Census=== :1860 --- 1,524 — :1880 --- 5,885 — :1890 --- 8,320 41.4% :1900 --- 12,291 47.7% :1910 --- 19,506 58.7% :1920 --- 23,431 20.1% :1930 --- 17,576 −25.0% :1940 --- 18,456 5.0% :1950 --- 17,154 −7.1% :1960 --- 20,516 19.6% :1970 --- 28,962 41.2% :1980 --- 24,062 −16.9% :1990 --- 25,055 4.1% :2000 --- 27,026 7.9% :2010 --- 28,111 4.0% :Est. 2015 --- 27,895 ===See also=== ====Notable People==== Steve Tyrell, singer and recording artist =====Land Grants===== ===Cemeteries=== {{Image|file=Rusk County Cemeteries.gif |align=l |size=360 |caption='''City of the Dead''' }} {{clear}} *[[:Category: Brad Cemetery, Brad, Texas|Brad Cemetery]] *[[:Category: Elmwood Cemetery, Mineral Wells, Texas|Elmwood Cemetery]] *[[:Category: Woodland Park Cemetery, Mineral Wells, Texas|Woodland Park Cemetery]] *[[:Category: McAdams Cemetery, Graford, Texas|McAdams Cemetery]] *[[:Category: Santo North Cemetery, Santo, Texas|Santo North Cemetery]] *[[:Category: Indian Creek Cemetery, Mineral Wells, Texas|Indian Creek Cemetery]] ==Sources==
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[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Special:Relationship Find Your Relationship to Me] == My WikiTree Cousins == {| class="wikitable sortable" border=1 cellpadding=5 |+ My WikiTree Cousins !Genealogists ! data-sort-type="number"|Relationship !Closest Common Ancestor !DNA match? |- |data-sort-value="Patty (Miller Rinehimer) Almond”|[[Miller_Rinehimer-1|Patty (Miller Rinehimer) Almond]] |data-sort-value=04.04|[https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special:Relationship&action=calculate&gen=30&person1_name=Dale-2823&person2_name=Miller_Rinehimer-1 25th Cousins] |[[Lee-1746|Johannes Lee (abt.1200-aft.1298)]] |N/A |- |data-sort-value="Wilma (Apel) McAlpin"|[[Apel-60|Wilma (Apel) McAlpin]] |data-sort-value=04.04|[https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special:Relationship&action=calculate&gen=30&person1_name=Dale-2823&person2_name=Apel-60 4th Cousins] |[[Dale-2345|Robert Dale]] |17 cM across 1 segment |- |data-sort-value="Robert Baber"|[[Baber-306|Robert Baber]] |data-sort-value=04.04|[https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special:Relationship&action=calculate&gen=30&person1_name=Dale-2823&person2_name=Baber-306 15th cousins once removed] |[[Guilford-2|Richard Guilford KG (abt.1450-1506)]] |N/A |- |data-sort-value="Jutta (Armstrong) Beer"|[[Armstrong-17381|Jutta (Armstrong) Beer]] |data-sort-value=04.04|[https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special:Relationship&action=calculate&gen=30&person1_name=Dale-2823&person2_name=Armstrong-17381 19th Cousins] |[[Willoughby-68|William Willoughby KG (abt.1371-1409)]] |N/A |- |data-sort-value="Arleen (Berry) Allen" |[[Berry-14220|Arleen (Berry) Allen]] |data-sort-value=04.04|[https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special:Relationship&action=calculate&gen=30&person1_name=Dale-2823&person2_name=Berry-14220 17th Cousins] |[[Willoughby-105|Enoch Leachman Willoughby (1794-1827)]] |N/A |- |data-sort-value="Paula (Brewer) Franklin" | [[Brewer-566|Paula (Brewer) Franklin]] |data-sort-value=04.04| [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special:Relationship&action=calculate&gen=30&person1_name=Dale-2823&person2_name=Brewer-566 16th cousins three times removed] | [[Ros-8|Margaret (Ros) Tuchet (abt.1400-bef.1430)]] |N/A |- |data-sort-value="Heather Brown"| [[Brown-7904|Heather Brown]] |data-sort-value=04.04|[https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special:Relationship&action=calculate&gen=30&person1_name=Dale-2823&person2_name=Brown-7904 8th cousins once removed] |[[Jochem-10|Johann Mattheus (Jochem) Yoakum (abt.1698-1783)]] |N/A |- |data-sort-value="Anne (Champion de Crespigny) Young" |[[Champion_de_Crespigny-8|Anne (Champion de Crespigny) Young]] |data-sort-value=04.04|[https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special:Relationship&action=calculate&gen=30&person1_name=Dale-2823&person2_name=Champion_de_Crespigny-8 15th Cousins, 1x removed] |[[Willoughby-51|Henry Willoughby (1452-1528)]] |N/A |- |data-sort-value= '''Sandy (Craig) Patak''' | [[Craig-4574|Sandy (Craig) Patak]] |data-sort-value=04.04|[https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special:Relationship&action=calculate&gen=30&person1_name=Dale-2823&person2_name= 10th cousins once removed] | [[Burdette-10|Frances (Burdette) Harrison (1636-abt.1698)]] |N/A |- |data-sort-value="Amy (Crawford) Gilpins" | [[Crawford-15512|Amy (Crawford) Gilpin]] |data-sort-value=04.04|[https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special:Relationship&action=calculate&gen=30&person1_name=Dale-2823&person2_name=Crawford-15512 11th Cousins] | [[Doane-11|John (Doane) Done Sr (abt.1590-1685)]] |N/A |- |data-sort-value='''Connie Davis'''| [[Davis-50681|Connie Davis]] |data-sort-value=04.04| [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special:Relationship&action=calculate&gen=30&person1_name=Dale-2823&person2_name=Davis-50681 16th cousins once removed] | [[Tyrrell-527|Elizabeth (Tyrrell) Haute (abt.1436-bef.1507)]] |N/A |- |data-sort-value="Laura DeSpain" |[[DeSpain-617|Laura DeSpain]] |data-sort-value=04.04|[https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special:Relationship&action=calculate&gen=30&person1_name=Dale-2823&person2_name=DeSpain-617 16th Cousins] |[[Haute-2|Thomas Haute KB (1460-1502)]] |N/A |- |data-sort-value="Kurt Driver" |[[Driver-1479|Kurt Driver]] |data-sort-value=04.04|[https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special:Relationship&action=calculate&gen=30&person1_name=Dale-2823&person2_name=Driver-1479 17th Cousins, 2x removed] |[[Poyntz-15|Nicholas Poyntz (abt.1393-1460)]] |N/A |- |data-sort-value="Michelle (Elkins) Brown"|[[Elkins-2065|Michelle (Elkins) Brown]] |data-sort-value=04.04|[https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special:Relationship&action=calculate&gen=30&person1_name=Dale-2823&person2_name=Elkins-2065 Second Cousins] |[[Oakley-1712|Jack Arrington Oakley]] |Not yet |- |data-sort-value="R. D. Flowers"|[[Flowers-1488|R. D. Flowers]] |data-sort-value=04.04|[https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special:Relationship&action=calculate&gen=30&person1_name=Dale-2823&person2_name=Flowers-1488 18th Cousins once removed] |[[Hungerford-1|Walter Hungerford KG]] |N/A |- |data-sort-value="Chandra Garrow" |[[Garrow-296|Chandra Garrow]] |data-sort-value=04.04|[https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special:Relationship&action=calculate&gen=30&person1_name=Dale-2823&person2_name=Garrow-296 11th cousins] |[[Snow-4|Nicholas Snow (abt.1599-1676)]] |N/A |- |data-sort-value="Benette (Heymans) Grobler" |[[Heymans-515|Benette (Heymans) Grobler]] |data-sort-value=04.04|[https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special:Relationship&action=calculate&gen=30&person1_name=Dale-2823&person2_name=Heymans-515 20th cousins 3X removed] |[[[[Plantagenet-66|John (Plantagenet) of Gaunt KG]] |N/A |- |data-sort-value="Regina Hall" | [[Hall-9104|Regina Hall]] |data-sort-value=04.04|[https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special:Relationship&action=calculate&person1Name=Dale-2823&person2Name=Hall-9104 12th cousins] |[| [[Wyatt-188|Hawte Wyatt (abt.1594-1638)]] |N/A |- |data-sort-value="Carole (Kirch) Bannes" |[[Kirch-132|Carole (Kirch) Bannes]] |data-sort-value=04.04|[https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special:Relationship&action=calculate&gen=30&person1_name=Dale-2823&person2_name=Kirch-132 18th Cousins, 1x removed] | [[Hungerford-1|Walter Hungerford KG KB (abt. 1378 - 1449)]] |N/A |- |data-sort-value="Julia (McCartney) Hogston" |[[McCartney-1062|Julia (McCartney) Hogston]] |data-sort-value=04.04|[https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special:Relationship&action=calculate&gen=30&person1_name=Dale-2823&person2_name=McCartney-106 20th cousins once removed] |?? |N/A |- |data-sort-value="Gary Milks" |[[Milks-96|Gary Milks]] |data-sort-value=04.04|[https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special:Relationship&action=calculate&gen=30&person1_name=Dale-2823&person2_name=Milks-96 21st Cousins 2X removed] |[[Coggeshale-5|John (Coggeshale) de Coggeshale]] |N/A |- |data-sort-value="Linda (Lenze) Mearse"| [[Lenze-4|Linda (Lenze) Mearse]] |data-sort-value=04.04|[https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special:Relationship&action=calculate&person1Name=Lenze-4&person2Name=Dale-2823 15th cousins once removed] | [[Bray-245|John Bray (abt.1455-)]] |N/A |- |data-sort-value="Carol (Lloyd) Lloyd Neill"| [[Lloyd-5598|Carol (Lloyd) Lloyd Neill]] |data-sort-value=04.04|[https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special:Relationship&action=calculate&gen=30&person1_name=Dale-2823&person2_name=Lloyd-5598 20th Cousins, 3x removed] |[[Boteler-134|William Boteler (1245-bef.1283)]] |N/A |- |data-sort-value="Cathy (Wilson) Leary"|[[Wilson-43726|Cathy (Wilson) Leary]] |data-sort-value=04.04|[https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special:Relationship&action=calculate&gen=30&person1_name=Dale-2823&person2_name=Wilson-43726 5th Cousins once removed] |[[Dale-2345|Robert Dale]] |?? |- |data-sort-value="David Moore"|[[Moore-377|David Moore]] |data-sort-value=04.04|[https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special:Relationship&action=calculate&gen=30&person1_name=Dale-2823&person2_name=Moore-377 17th Cousins Twice Removed] |[[Beckering-1|Millicent Maude]] |n/a |- |data-sort-value="Marilynn (Pomles) Tobash" | [[Pomles-1|Marilynn (Pomles) Tobash]] |data-sort-value=04.04|[https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special:Relationship&action=calculate&gen=30&person1_name=Dale-2823&person2_name=Pomles-1 11th Cousins, 1x removed] |[[Smythe-346|Barbara (Smythe) Bowers (abt.1595-1644)]] |N/A |- |data-sort-value=" Jerry Regan| [[Regan-1501|Jerry Regan]] |data-sort-value=04.04|[https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special:Relationship&action=calculate&gen=30&person1_name=Dale-2823&person2_name=Regan-1501 21st cousins] | [[Howland-326|Henry Howland (1564-bef.1635)]] |N/A |- |data-sort-value="Judith Robinson"|[[Robinson-15462|Judith Robinson]] |data-sort-value=04.04|[https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special:Relationship&action=calculate&gen=30&person1_name=Dale-2823&person2_name=Robinson-15462 12th cousins once removed] |[[Howland-326|Henry Howland Sr.]] |N/A |- |data-sort-value='''Karen Stewart''' |[[Stewart-763|Karen Stewart]] |data-sort-value=04.04| [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special:Relationship&action=calculate&gen=30&person1_name=Dale-2823&person2_name=Stewart-763 11th cousins] | [[Unknown-495361|Ann (Unknown) Hawley (abt.1615-bef.1672)]] |N/A |- |data-sort-value="Karen Williamson"|[[Williamson-14057|Karen Williamson]] |data-sort-value=04.04|[https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special:Relationship&action=calculate&gen=30&person1_name=Dale-2823&person2_name=Williamson-14057 2nd Cousins] |[[King-29359|Walter Garfield King]] |410 cM across 18 segments |}{{Clear}} == Acknowledgements == A big thank you to [[Ryker-100|Richard Ryker]] from whom I borrowed this idea.
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Ancient Pampanga's territorial area used to include portions of the provinces of Bataan, Bulacan, Nueva Ecija, Pangasinan, Tarlac and Zambales in the big Island of Luzon of the Philippine Archipelago. The province derived its name from the Kapampangan words "Pangpang ilog" meaning "riverside" where the early Malayan settlements were concentrated along the Rio Grande de la Pampanga (Great Pampanga River) until such time the adventurous Malayan settlers expanded their domain into the hinterlands of the Kapampangan region. Pampanga was the first province in the island of Luzon inaugurated by the Spaniards. It was founded on December 11, 1571 in the same year the City of Manila was established by Spanish Governor Miguel Lopez de Legaspi as the seat of national government. For governmental control and taxation purposes, the Spanish authorities subdivided the province into towns (pueblos), which were further subdivided into districts (barrios) and in some cases into royal and private estates. In a report of Philippine encomiendas on June 20, 1591, Spanish Governor Gomez Perez Dasmarinas reported to the King of Spain that La Pampanga's encomiendas were Batan, Bitis y Lubao, Macabebe, Candava, Apali, Calompit, Malolos, Binto, Guiguinto, Caluya, Bulacan and Mecabayan. The encomiendas of La Pampanga at that time had eighteen thousand six hundred and eighty whole tributes, or seventy-four thousand seven hundred and twenty souls. Pampanga is now about 850 square miles (2,181 square kilometers) in land area and inhabited by about 1,636,000 people (per the 1995 Philippine National Census). As other Luzon provinces were created due to increases in population, some well-established Pampanga towns were lost to new emerging provinces in Central Luzon. The historic province of Bataan, which was founded in 1754 under the administration of Spanish Governor General Pedro Manuel Arandia, absorbed from the province of Pampanga the municipalities of Abucay, Balanga, Dinalupihan, Llana Hermosa, Orani, Orion, Pilar, and Samal. The old Pampanga towns of Aliaga, Cabiao, Gapan, San Antonio and San Isidro were ceded to the province of Nueva Ecija in 1848 during the term of Spanish Governor-General Narciso Claveria y Zaldua. Claveria was best remembered for issuing memorable decrees during his incumbency. One of Claveria's history-making decrees was issued on August 16, 1844, which ordered that Tuesday, December 31, 1844 should be officially considered as Wednesday, January 1, 1845 thus eliminating December 31, 1844 from the Philippine calendar. There were neither births nor deaths officially registered in the Philippines on that date. On November 11, 1849, Claveria issued a decree to systematize the selection and registration of names of the Filipino people. The decree called for Filipinos to have first names and surnames. It should be recalled that the early Filipinos usually have only one name like Lakandula, Soliman, Lapulapu, Humabon. The decree included a list of Spanish surnames, which were adopted by some Filipinos while others opted for Filipino last names instead. Today, many Filipinos have Spanish family names like Arnedo, Bonifacio, David, Escaler, Fausto, Gonzalez, Gutierrez, Hernandez, Ibarra, Inventor, Joven, Lopez, Lorenzo, Marquez, Mercado, Navarro, Pineda, Regala, Reyes, Rodriguez, Ronquillo, Ventura, Simon, Torres, Vargas, Vergara, Zuniga, etc. The municipality of San Miguel de Mayumo of Pampanga was yielded to the province of Bulacan in the same provincial boundary configuration in 1848. In 1860, the northern towns of Bamban, Capas, Concepcion, Victoria, Tarlac, Mabalacat, Magalang, Porac and Floridablanca were separated from Pampanga and were placed under the jurisdiction of a military command called Comandancia Militar de Tarlac. However, in 1873, the four latter towns were returned to Pampanga and the other five towns became municipalities of the newly created Province of Tarlac. The Kapampangan People Based on the findings of modern-day linguistic researchers and archeologists, the ancestors of original Kapampangans came from China via Taiwan. However, the old traditional belief that early Kapampangans have started migrating to the Kapampangan region as early as 300 to 400 A.D, and many of them arrived in the 11th to the 12th century is still carried on from generation to generation. Based on oral traditions, Kapampangans were descendants of Malayan adventurers from the Malay Peninsula and Singarak Lake in West Sumatra. They settled along the river banks of the Rio Grande de la Pampanga in the Island of Luzon covering a large territory, which extended to the Gulf of Lingayen in the North, to the Zambales mountains in the West, to the Sierra Madre range in the East and to Manila Bay in the South. These Kapampangan-speaking pioneers transplanted their own dynasty based on the social foundations of liberty and economic prosperity. Like their other Malayan brothers who settled in other parts of the world, they belonged to the brown race, of medium height, slim but sturdy in physique, dark brownish eyes, black hair and with almost hairless bodies. They brought their culture and introduced industries such as smelting and manufacture of copper and iron tools and armaments, making of pottery with decorative designs, art of weaving cloth on a hand loom, manufacture of beads, bracelets, necklaces and other ornaments. They resided in houses made of bamboo and wood, with roofs of palm leaves. They wore clothes of woven fabrics and decorated themselves with jewels of gold, beads, pearls and colored stones and glasses. Their armaments included bolos, daggers, swords, bows and arrows, blowguns and spears. Their adaptability and resiliency made it possible for them to adjust themselves to Philippine environmental conditions and amplified their culture - arts, customs, government, law, religion, sciences, society and traditions. Centuries before the arrival of the Spanish conquerors, Kapampangans were already in contact with the outside world by trading with Chinese, Japanese and Hindus. The good business relation with these Asian neighbors was not limited to commercial affair because the relationship extended to marital relations with native Kapampangans that is why many Kapampangans nowadays are of mixed Asian ancestry. Many Chinese immigrants who moved out of Manila decided to settle in neighboring towns and married native women. Many Kapampangans today have family names like Ang, Chan, Cheng, Chingcuangco, Chu, Chua, Go, Goseco, Gosioco, Gueco, Ho, Lau, Lee, Mangio, Ng, Songco, Tan, Tang, Tanhueco, Tanjangco, Tanjuakio, Tanjuangco, Tiongco, Wang, Wong, Yang, Yap, Uy, etc. The interracial crossing of Chinese and Kapampangans and other ethnic Filipinos produced a mixed breed of descendants capable of accelerating a nation's growth in terms of economy, politics, culture, etc., resulting from the blending of the courage and resiliency of the Malay stock and the frugality and sagacity of the yellow race. China's influences were primarily economic and social. Kapampangans and other Filipinos in general, learned the Chinese way of roasting pigs, the brewing of tea for drinking and the cooking of such dishes as lumpia, pansit, mami, tsapsoy and ukoy. The use of appetizers like tauri and toyo originated from China and so with the cultivation of certain vegetables such as petsay, upo, bataw, etc. In 1571, the Spanish conquistadores heard of the Kapampangan progressive civilization when their conquest of the Maynilad (Manila) and Tondo kingdoms was accomplished. The Spaniards came upon the Kapampangan people with a rich culture, literature and an alphabet of their own. The Kapampangans were described then to be the most warlike and prominent ethnic group in the Philippines. To defend themselves from Spanish invasion, they fortified the mouths of the rivers leading to their territories. Spanish colonialism had for its principal purpose of converting the natives whom they called indios to Christianity. The Christian cross was so powerful in converting the riverside Muslim communities. Kapampangan members of the Roman Catholic Church normally attend official church services such as masses, novenas, baptisms, confirmations, weddings, religious processions and funeral services. One unifying force that calls for community solidarity is the annual town or barangay fiesta, which is celebrated in honor of a patron saint. Festivities and abundance of food characterize fiestas. A fiesta generally includes a mass, a colorful parade, a lively amateur singing contest, an entertaining stage show, a dinner- dance, crowning of beauty queens and princesses, sports tournaments, cockfights, carnivals, etc. Kapampangans, who are well known for their hospitality and skill in the art of cooking and baking, open their homes during fiestas and entertain their guests. Christmas celebration starts nine days before Christmas. Kapampangan Roman Catholic members attend nine early morning masses (misa de gallo). Lanterns are hanged in homes and Christmas carols are sung. On Christmas eve, a midnight mass is celebrated and after the church service, the families have traditional dinners called "noche buena". The family dinner is followed by the exchange, distribution and opening of Christmas gifts. In the city of San Fernando, an annual giant lantern contest is held every 24th of December. Multi-colored lanterns as big as 30 feet in diameter and with thousands of electric bulbs are mounted on big trucks and paraded in town main streets accompanied by marching bands. The Philippine Board of Tourism, which sponsors the yearly giant lantern contest, displays the winning entries at the Paskuhan Village, Luneta Park in Manila and sometimes in other foreign countries during the Yuletide season. Christmas day is spent for reunions and visiting. Children pay their respect to their relatives and godparents. Kissing the hands of parents, elder relatives and godparents symbolizes traditional respect, loving and caring. The Lent season is observed by reading or chanting the Passion of Jesus Christ. A re-enactment of the crucifixion of Jesus Christ is held on Good Friday in barrio San Pedro Cutud of San Fernando. In most Catholic parishes, religious processions along the streets bordering the parish churches are held. Members of religious organizations such as the Knights of Columbus, Legion of Mary and Cursillos in Christianity participate in religious processions. Masses are celebrated on Easter Sundays and other religious activities take place such as the burning of the image of Judas and the meeting (salubong) of Jesus Christ and the Virgin Mary. The Spanish and American colonizers made also a tremendous impact on the economic, political and family lives of many Kapampangans. It is not uncommon to see many Spanish-American-Kapampangan mestizos in several towns of Pampanga resulting from inter-racial marriages. Pampangans' Struggle for Freedom One of the most important character traits of the early settlers in Pampanga was the love of freedom. Such love of freedom has been carried from generation to generation. Kapampangans made great sacrifices to preserve and defend their precious freedom. They proved this in 1571 when hundreds of Kapampangans and Tagalogs from Bulacan and Manila led by Tarik Sulayman, a brave warlord of Macabebe fought the invading Spanish colonizers under the command of Martin de Goiti. Although the courageous Kapampangans were equipped with the powerful cannons made by Panday Pira of Apalit, the Spaniards won in that Battle of Bankusay, the first major recorded battle in Manila Bay. Spanish armament superiority and assistance of hundreds of native soldiers from the Visayas called Pintados who were recruited by the Spaniards were major factors in the victory of the Spaniards. However, the Kapampangans gained respect for their bravery and skill in battle. The Spaniards befriended the Kapampangans and the friendship was reciprocated with loyalty and cooperation on the part of the Kapampangans particularly their leaders who were given certain privileges. Kapampangans became allies of the Spaniards in repulsing Limahong and his Chinese pirates from Philippine territories and in fighting the Dutch and the British when they tried to occupy the Philippines. In 1583, many Kapampangans were sent by the Spanish authorities to the gold mines of Ilocos and were not allowed to return to their homes for the planting season. Famine followed in 1584 and in 1585, the Kapampangans revolted and defied Spanish domination. In 1645, after a strong earthquake hit Pampanga, natives of Gapan, a town of Pampanga at that time, initiated an uprising to gain back their freedom by killing Spanish officials and priests. With the help of the Zambals, the Kapampangans seized Spanish arms and burned down the churches in the neighboring villages. Again in 1660-1661, the Kapampangans who suffered the most from the two Spanish systems of taxation called Polo and Vandala , under the command of a master-of-camp of the King of Spain, Francisco Maniago of Masicu, staged rebellions against Spanish authorities. Thousands of male Kapampangans between the ages of sixteen and sixty were forced to render services to the Spaniards for forty days such as cutting timbers to build galleons for the Manila-Mexico trade. The servitude disrupted the Kapampangan family and economic life. The Kapampangan rebels encouraged the people of Pangasinan and the Ilocos to join them in their revolt against the tribute system. Following the military tactic of divide and conquer, Governor Sabiniano Manrique de Lara befriended the chieftain of Arayat, Don Juan Macapagal who agreed to side with the Spaniards. The alliance of Don Juan Macapagal and Governor Sabiniano Manrique de Lara helped in aborting any move of the Pangasinan and Ilocos rebels to assist the Kapampangan rebels via the foothills of Mt. Arayat. The alcalde mayor of Pampanga, Don Juan Gomez de Payva and Governor Sabiniano Manrique de Lara sent delegations led by friendly Spanish friars such as Fray Andres Salazar, Fray Juan de Abarca, Fray Joseph de la Anunciacion, Fray Juan de San Diego and Fray Carlos de Jesus to pacify the Kapampangan rebels. A settlement was agreed upon wherein the rebels were given their back pay, 14,000 pesos were paid out of the 200,000 pesos demanded, their houses were repaired, Spanish captive officials were released and governmental affairs were put in order. It was reported later that the rebel leader, Don Francisco Maniago who was taken as hostage during the negotiation, and his brother, Don Cristobal were executed without the benefit of a court trial. More than two centuries later, the Kapampangans joined the revolution against Spain and against the United States of America. Pampanga was one of the first eight Philippine provinces that initiated the Philippine Revolution against Spain. The rebels organized a provincial government with Don Tiburcio Hilario as revolutionary governor. Monetary contributions were collected from wealthy Kapampangans. Don Manuel Escaler of Apalit was one of the biggest financial contributors to the treasury of the Philippine Revolution. Famous Kapampangan generals Jose Alejandrino, Servillano Aquino, Maximino Hizon, Francisco Makabulos and Mamerto Natividad played major roles in the struggles to gain Philippine independence. For their active involvement and leadership in the movement for freedom, many prominent Kapampangans were arrested by the Spanish authorities in the late 19th century and became victims of the Spanish reign of terror. In World War II, the Kapampangans answered the call of duty to their motherland and with their Filipino brothers and American allies, they fought the Japanese Imperial Forces in Bataan and in Corregidor. After the temporary defeat of the Allied Forces in the Philippines, an armed resistance group called Hukbalahap (Nation's Army Against Japan) was organized by Pampanga peasant leaders led by Luis Taruc and Casto Alejandrino in order to fight the Japanese Imperial Forces until the liberation of the Philippines by the Allied Forces led by General Douglas MacArthur who made good his famous promise, "I shall return" when he escaped to Australia before the invading Japanese Imperial Forces set foot on Philippine soil. The Marcos dictatorial government in the '70s through the early '80s saw again the Kapampangans in the struggle to dismantle martial law until President Ferdinand Marcos, his family and some of his cronies were forced to flee the country and sought refuge in Hawaii and in other foreign lands. The conciliatory administrations of President Cory C. Aquino, widow of Martial Law famous victim and national hero, Senator Benigno Aquino, Jr. , and President Fidel Ramos made it possible for the Marcos family and their cronies returned to the Philippines. President Joseph Estrada not only continued the conciliatory policy of his two predecessors but he also welcome some of the former supporters of President Marcos to assist his administration in helping the poor, reducing or eliminating crimes and improving the national economy. In late 2000, President Joseph Estrada was accused by Ilocos Sur Governor Luis Singson of graft and corruption by taking bribes and kickbacks from illegal gambling and tobacco excise tax intended for the tobacco producing provinces. The accusation led to President Estrada's impeachment. When the Philippine Senate stopped the impeachment trial after the pro-Administration senators voted not to open an exhibit envelop containing legal and banking documents linking President Estrada to multi-million peso banking transactions under an alleged fictitious name, he lost the support of the Armed Forces of the Philippines and many of his cabinet members resigned from their positions in January, 2001. He was forced to vacate the presidential position at the height of the citizens' protests and demonstrations at EDSA. On January 20, 2001, another outstanding Kapampangan, Vice President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo was sworn-in as the 14th President of the Republic of the Philippines by Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, Hilario Davide, Jr., in the presence of her family and before the cheering crowd of hundreds of thousands of heroes and heroines of People Power II. (SOURCE: http://www.andropampanga.com/history.htm Accessed: 7 January 2018)
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{{Image|file=Convicts-21.jpg |align=l |size=180 |caption=. }}{{clear}} :'''1806''' there was a boundary dispute between the USA and Spain after US bought Louisiana from France. :'''1840''' boundary between Republic of Texas and US was settled (became the E boundary of the county. Sabine River was S boundary south of the thirty-second parallel.Both countries surveyed the line north of the parallel.https://tshaonline.org/handbook/online/articles/hcp02 :'''April 23, 1841 ''' a granite marker located the thirty-second parallel, 100 ft off Hwy 31 was set. Description W side inscribed''' {{red|R. T.}}''', E side was inscribed''' {{Red|"U. S"}}''' and southern side, '''{{red|"Merid, Boundary, Established A.D. 1840."}}''' :'''1840s''' a feud began between ''' Regulators and Moderators'''. (See below write up) {{Image|file=Convicts-21.jpg |align=r |size=180 |caption=. }}{{clear}} *https://www.jstor.org/stable/43463356 Jestor *Bill O’Neal, War in East Texas: Regulators vs. Moderators, University of North Texas Press, 127 *https://digital.library.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metadc1442713/ *https://www.legendsofamerica.com/tx-regulatormoderator/ *https://untpress.unt.edu/catalog/oneal-war-in-east-texas/ * https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Regulator%E2%80%93Moderator_War *https://www.google.com/books/edition/War_in_East_Texas/svxoDwAAQBAJ?hl=en&gbpv=1&dq=Regulators+and+Moderators+in+East+Texas&pg=PA5&printsec=frontcover '''SEE [[Space:Neutral_Ground|Neutral Ground]]'''
:'''March 30, 1846''', the Texas legislature established Panola County from parts of Shelby and Harrison counties. Infighting caused 2 years for the county to settle down and decide on the county seat (there were 2 villages to choose between- both were over 7 miles from the center) . ::2nd election in the summer chose Pulaski with a small majority. the first court was held Sept 9 in a log building. Other county residents were dissatisfied. Entire procedure had to be repeated. Pulaski and an uninhabited townsite later called Carthage near were nominated for county seat. :'''1848''' election chose Carthage, which did not have any residents, it was a location in the pine forest of pine, hickory, oak, and dogwood. It was 1 mile W of the County center. Jonathan Anderson, who lived 4-5 miles away donated 100 acres to the county for the county seat.. Commissioners who were handling building roads, setting ferry fees, law enforcement authorized the land to be surveyed, staked out for lots to be sold. Proceeds from the lots should pay for the county buildings.!! :'''1860''', prior to Civil War,there were 585 farms on 237,000 acres, of which 49,000 acres were improved, with 6,392 people and 3,727 slaves. :'''1860''' showed 445 slaveholders in the county; (75 owned 10 or more slaves) , (25 owned 20+ slaves), (2 owned 50 +slaves) Most people owned fewer than five. :'''1862-65''' Panola county contributed at least one company of soldiers to the Confederate cause during the Civil War. :'''1865''' -Union Troops invaded the county, and took food and supplies from Carthage. :'''1870s''' --(911 farms and 10,119 people) in the area in 1870 and 1,670 farms and 21,424 people The economy continued to be based on cotton farming. :'''1880''' Corn was main crop, 28,500 acres were planted in cotton, and 10,344 bales were produced that year. Some farmers began growing wheat, oats, sorghum. :'''1880-s''' log narrow gauge railroad built from Longview. Logging of the county's natural forests began. :'''1885''' after this logging intensified.- millions of board feet of lumber were being taken from the county's pine forests. :'''1888''' Railway was upgraded to standard gauge and extended into Carthage. This became part of Gulf, Colorado a& Santa Fe Railroad. :'''1900''' Railroad encouraged mining in the Martin Creek Creei and lignite mining was done. :'''1900''' Panola County had 57,000 acres in cotton production (the center of the local economy until after World War II. :'''1910''' 58,000 acres were devoted to cotton as well as logging and lumber production. :1912 46 cotton gins were operating . :'''1920'''- cotton acreage was 53,000 acres, production reached its peak by 1929, when 98,000 acres were planted in the fiber. :'''1930s''' - Great Depression - low prices, federal crop restrictions, and other problems low cotton production. 1/3 farmers left the county as they could not {{red|afford to fertilize the crops}}. :'''1940''' cotton production 50%. Mechanization of agriculture helped improve farming, but population kept declining.. :'''1944''' - oil and gas industry began with Jordan well ł mile W of Carthage. The well tapped into an '''{{Red|underground reservoir beneath half of the county}}'''.. (322,000 barrels in 1948), (1,057,000 barrels in 1956), (1,467,000 barrels in 1960), and '''{{red|3,816,000 barrels in 1963}}'''. :'''1950 & 1960''' pastures were improved and farming improvements along with the Soil Conservation serving helped rebuild the depleted soils by crop rotation and leaving s portion fallow for a year. :'''1976''' -A county flag, adopted in 1976, shows six representative products of the county's growth: cotton for farming, trees for lumbering, an oil well for minerals, a chicken for poultry processing, a steer for cattle ranching, and a chunk of coal for strip mining. :'''1990s''' the Santa Fe Railroad ceased to send passenger train service to the area but, reorganized as the Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railroad, the line continued to operate''' freight trains''' through the county into the twenty-first century.
{{Image|file=Convicts-21.jpg |align=l |size=180 |caption=. }}{{clear}} :'''1806''' there was a boundary dispute between the USA and Spain after US bought Louisiana from France. :'''1840''' boundary between Republic of Texas and US was settled (became the E boundary of the county. Sabine River was S boundary south of the thirty-second parallel.Both countries surveyed the line north of the parallel.https://tshaonline.org/handbook/online/articles/hcp02 :'''April 23, 1841 ''' a granite marker located the thirty-second parallel, 100 ft off Hwy 31 was set. Description: West side inscribed''' {{red|R. T.}}''', East side was inscribed''' {{Red|"U. S"}}''' and southern side, '''{{red|"Merid, Boundary, Established A.D. 1840."}}''' http://scholarworks.sfasu.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1265&context=ethj :'''1840s''' a feud began between ''' Regulators and Moderators'''. (See below write up) {{Image|file=Convicts-21.jpg |align=r |size=180 |caption=. }}{{clear}}
===Government Offices=== Panola county has had 6 courthouses. 1846-Pulaski, 1848- Carthage, 1853 -Carthage, 18 85 Carthage, and 1953- Carthage. With exception of 1885 building, the citizens of this county have had had mediocre courthouse buildings.http://www.texasescapes.com/EastTexasTowns/CarthageTexas/Panola-County-Courthouse.htm ' '''1st Courthouse, 1846, Pulaski''' Plain log cabin. '''2nd courthouse, 1848, Carthage''' Election voted Carthage for county seat. Courthouse was plain log cabin. '''3rd courthouse, 1850, Carthage''' Wood frame. Cost $150, later sold in 1853. '''4th Courthouse, 1853-Carthage''' tyle - Square, two story Brick building, abandoned for new one. . '''5th Courthouse, 1885, Carthage ''' 3 story similar design as Shelby county courthouse. This was - Gothic Revival Style , designed by Architect - John Joseph Emmett Gibson. Materials were high buff brick tourelles with buttresses. The cost was $27,375 and it was demolished in 1953. {{Image|file=Panola_County_Texas-3.jpg |align=r |size=450 |caption=1885 Courthouse }}{{clear}} '''6th Courthouse, 1953-Current, Carthage''' Citizens felt the courts needed more space, voted to build a new building..The new building is plain modern, and ugly. Later a second building (1 story was added as annex for the courts) all is ugly, plain. :One of the worst architectural errors in judgement occurred in Panola County in 1956. The 1885 courthouse (a twin to Shelby County’s courthouse) was replaced with the 1953 plain structure in use today. The old courthouse was auctioned for materials and a park was made of the courthouse lawn. {{Image|file=Panola_County_Texas-4.jpg |align=r |size=320 |caption=1953 Courthouse. }}{{clear}} ===Geography=== https://tshaonline.org/handbook/online/articles/hcp02 :Locaton - NE Texas, bordered on E by Louisiana, on S by Shelby County, on W by Rusk County, and on the N by Harrison County. T :Center of the county- 32°10' north latitude and 94°20' west longitude. :County Seat -Carthage, 26 miles S of Marshall, 65 miles SE of Tyler, and 50 miles N of Nacogdoches. :Type - East Texas Timberlands region, :Size -842 square miles :Terrain - gentle rolling plains,small hills drained by the Sabine River,cutting across from NW to SE :Trees - heavily wooded - short-leaf & loblolly pine, oak, maple, hickory, elm, gum, wild fruit trees, plum, sloe and flowering trees; dogwood, redbud, magnolia, cedar, and holly. :Scenic trails pass through 4,000 acres of timberland owned by the International Paper Company. :Animals -small game, deer, squirrel, and quail hunting in season. New stocks of wild turkey have been placed in local forests, but are still protected from hunters. :Freshwater lakes include Hendrick's Lake, Hill's Lake, Clear Lake, and Fish Lake. :Reservoirs --Murvaul Lake, Martin Lake, and Toledo Bend, built in recent years. :Soil - sandy loam with clay subsoil. :Rainfall in averages 43.9 inches. :Temperatures low of 34° F in January to high of 94° in July. :Growing season lasts 240 days. https://tshaonline.org/handbook/online/articles/hcp02 ====Adjacent counties==== :Harrison County (north) :Caddo Parish, Louisiana (northeast) :De Soto Parish, Louisiana (east) :Shelby County (south) :Rusk County (west) ====Protected areas==== *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toledo_Bend_Reservoir Toledo Bend Reservoir] ===Demographics=== In 2000, 22,756 people resided in the county with a population density of 28 people/sq. mi. The racial makeup of the county was 78.78% White, 17.67% Black or African American, 0.36% Native American, 0.24% Asian, 1.87% from other races, and 1.07% from two or more races. About 3.5% of the population were Hispanic. The median income for a household in the county was $31,909, and for a family was $37,595. Males had a median income of $31,333 versus $19,017 for females. The per capita income for the county was $15,439. About 11.60% of families and 14.10% of the population were below the poverty line, including 16.50% of those under age 18 and 16.10% of those age 65 or over.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Panola_County,_Texas {{Image|file=Panola_County_Texas.png |align=r |size=160 |caption=county in Texas. }}{{clear}} *Panola County is a Dry County (does not sell or serve Alcohol Panola County income is from the extraction of oil, gas, and coal; in 1990, 1,356,000 barrels of crude oil were produced in the county. Other industries include sawmills, farming, poultry and egg processing, and the manufacture of plastic products.https://tshaonline.org/handbook/online/articles/hcp02 Highways:
*US 59 Highway 59 *I-369--future route of Interstate 369 will current route of U.S. 59. *US 79.svg U.S. Highway 79 *Texas State Highway 43 *Texas State Highway 149 *Texas State Highway 315 *Texas Farm to Market Road 10 *Texas Farm to Market Road 31 *Texas Farm to Market Road 124 *Texas Farm to Market Road 1970 Politics:
Panola county voters voted majorities to Democratic candidates in almost every presidential election from 1848 through 1952. Beginning in 1956, when most of the people in the county voted for Dwight Eisenhower, the county went Republican in virtually every election through 1988. Democratic choices were in 1976 for Jimmy Carter, Bill Clinton in 1992 & 1996. George H. W. Bush and George W Bush were supported.https://tshaonline.org/handbook/online/articles/hcp02 *1980s Panola County Airport served privately owned and emergency planes. *seventy churches in the county. *Two weekly newspapers, the Panola Watchman and the Panola Post, were circulated *Panola General Hospital *two nursing homes provided health care. *Two libraries, the Service League Library and the M. P. Baker Library at Panola College, served county residents {{Image|file=Anderson_County_Texas-4.gif |align=l |size=140 |caption=Rockin Schoolhouse. }}{{clear}} 66% residents age twenty-five or older had graduated from high school, and more than 13% had college degrees. https://tshaonline.org/handbook/online/articles/hcp02 School districts serve Panola County:
:Beckville ISD :Carthage ISD :Elysian Fields ISD (mostly in Harrison County) :Gary ISD :Joaquin ISD (mostly in Shelby County) :Tatum ISD (mostly in Rusk County) :Tenaha ISD (mostly in Shelby County) ::Panola College, a junior college, began in Carthage, 1947. ===Cities=== *[[:Category:Carthage, Texas|Carthage]] (county seat) *[[:Category:Tatum, Texas|Tatum]] (mostly in Rusk County) *[[:Category:Beckville, Texas|Beckville]] =====Towns===== {| border="1" class="sortable" ! Community !! Community !! Community |- |*[[:Category:Gary, Texas|Gary]]||*[[:Category:Panola, Texas|Panola]] ||*[[:Category:Long Branch, Texas|Long Branch]] |- |*[[:Category:Bethany, Texas|Bethany]] (p.-Caddo Par. LA)||*[[:Category:Murvaul, Texas|Murvaul]] ||*[[:Category:Clayton, Texas|Clayton]] |- |*[[:Category:Corinth, Panola County, Texas|Corinth]]||*[[:Category:Galloway, Texas|Galloway]] ||Center Point (Gh Town) |- |*[[:Category:Deadwood, Texas|Deadwood]]||*[[:Category:DeBerry, Texas|DeBerry]]||Mineral Springs(Gh Town) |} ===Formed From=== *1846--Panola County was created 30 March 1846 from Shelby and Harrison Counties. ====County Resources==== *1980s Panola County Airport served privately owned and emergency planes. *seventy churches in the county. *Two weekly newspapers, the Panola Watchman and the Panola Post, were circulated *Panola General Hospital *two nursing homes provided health care. *Two libraries, the Service League Library and the M. P. Baker Library at Panola College, served county residents *[http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~txpanola/ TxGen genealogy] *[http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~txpanola/fugitives1878.html 1878 Fugitives from justice] *[http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~txpanola/ TxGen] *[http://www.tabc.state.tx.us/local_option_elections/index.asp elections] ===Census=== :1850 --- 3,871 — :1860 --- 8,475 118.9% :1870 --- 10,119 19.4% :1880 --- 12,219 20.8% :1890 --- 14,328 17.3% :1900 --- 21,404 49.4% :1910 --- 20,424 −4.6% :1920 --- 21,755 6.5% :1930 --- 24,063 10.6% :1940 --- 22,513 −6.4% :1950 --- 19,250 −14.5% :1960 --- 16,870 −12.4% :1970 --- 15,894 −5.8% :1980 --- 20,724 30.4% :1990 --- 22,035 6.3% :2000 --- 22,756 3.3% :2010 --- 23,796 4.6% :Est. 2015 --- 23,766 =====Notables===== :General James Cassity, USAF :Linda Davis :Jim Reeves :Brandon Rhyder :Tex Ritter :T. O. Walton :General Whiddon, US Army ====Land Grants==== ===Cemeteries=== {{Image|file=Rusk County Cemeteries.gif |align=c |size=360 |caption= }}{{clear}} *[[:Category: Carthage City Cemetery, Carthage, Texas|Carthage City Cemetery]] *[[:Category: Centennial Cemetery, Carthage, Texas|Centennial Cemetery]] *[[:Category: Odd Fellows Cemetery, Carthage, Texas|Odd Fellows Cemetery]] *[[:Category: Rehobeth Cemetery, Carthage, Texas|Rehobeth Cemetery]] *[[:Category: Restland Memorial Park, Carthage, Texas|Restland Memorial Park]] *[[:Category: Waldrop Cemetery, Fair Play, Texas|Waldrop Cemetery]] *[[:Category: Mount Bethel Cemetery, Gary, Texas|Mount Bethel Cemetery]] * Antioch Memorial Garden *Stewart Cemetery *[https://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=csr&CScnty=2702 FindaGrave Cemeteries] *[http://www.cemeteries-of-tx.com/etx/panola/listpanola.html Panola County texas cemeteries] *[http://www.cemeteries-of-tx.com/etx/panola/Hawthorn/Hawthorn.htm Hawthorne Funeral Home Records] ===Sources===
Welcome to Panola County, Texas Project!
{{US History|sub-project=Texas}} *'''[http://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Texas Texas Space Page]''' *The leader of this project is: [[Richardson-7161|Mary Richardson]]. ==History/Timeline== {{Sticker | category = Panola County, Texas | image = Convicts-21.jpg | text = Panola County, Texas }} {{clear}} {{Image|file=Panola_County_Texas-1.jpg |align=c |size=450 |caption=Panola county flag }} *{{Blue|Panola County was formed and organized 1846 from Harrison and Shelby counties.}} The name is an Indian word for cotton.https://texasalmanac.com/index.php?q=topics/government/panola-county Panola county is in East Texas. Its name was derived from the Native American word for cotton. :'''1700s''' Spain secured its claim to Texas from the Sabine River to the S and W. https://tshaonline.org/handbook/online/articles/hcp02 ::Caddos and Hasinais, lived in the Panola County area, with the Sabine River marking the dividing line between them. They had farming villages, raised grain, vegetables and hunted for small game in the forests. Burial mounds were left behind by these people were visible. ::Spain established a line of protected missions across East Texas, (2) were S of Panola co. :'''1806''' there was a boundary dispute between the USA and Spain after US bought Louisiana from France. :'''1821''' -Mexican War of Independence a treaty had to be negotiated between Mexico & US. ::'''Early Settlers''' arrived on the Red River or the trails, Old San Antonio Road and Trammel's Trace. ::Trammel's Trace, the West boundary, was an Indian trail and later became the route used by trader Nicholas Trammel was W boundary of Panola County. :'''1833''' The earliest known white settlement begun by Daniel Martin who came from Missouri to settle with Stephen F Austin colony, but camped W of Beckwith. They stayed instead in Panola area, built fort and trading post.. ::Rev. Isaac Reed began a 2nd settlement and later brought more settlers to settle on 20 leagues along the US boundary. :'''Post 1836''', after the Texas Revolution, the area experienced a great land rush. :'''1837''' the LaGrone Settlement began E of Sabine Rivereast of the Sabine River near the Louisiana border. The LaGrones' wagon train had passed through the area in 1832, but due to Indian unrest the family had traveled further into Texas; after Texas won its independence, they returned to an appealing spot they had found previously. By 1840 at least forty-nine families were established in the area that became Panola County. The majority came from Tennessee, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Alabama. Some brought slaves with them to Texas; by 1846, according to local tax records, there were 574 slaves in the area. East Texas Feud Jeopardizes Texas Annexation
::This feud reminds this author of the [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Project:Hatfield_and_McCoy ::Hatfields and McCoys] {{Image|file=Terry_s_Photos-56.png |align=c |size=230 |caption=. }} '''{{Blue|East Texas Feud Jeopardized Texas Annexation}}''' :: {{Blue|By Van Craddock,Tx Gen}} (a brief summary) [[Richardson-7161|Richardson-7161]] 00:28, 12 April 2017 (EDT) When General l[[Houston-1|Sam Houston]] was close to convincing the United States to annex Texas, some East Texans almost stopped the process. This was a feud that started in Shelby county, Texas, 1839-1844 in the lawless area, the Neutral ground. Soon it spread to Harrison and Panola counties, Texas. :Cattle rustling, and killing was very common in East Texas. Extreme vigilantes formed to control this crime spree, calling themselves the '''Regulators.''' :Second group formed to counter the vigilantes and tone down their actions, called Moderators. ::One group seemed as lawless as the other. Joseph Goodbread and Sheriff Alfred George had a dispute in 1840. Sheriff George asked Charles Jackson for assistance (a Louisiana fugitive). Jackson shot and killed Goodbread. Sheriff arrested Jackson, then released him until the trial. Soon he organized the '''Regulators''' to rid the area of cattle rustling. :Moderators were organized by Edward Merchant to moderate the Regulators. ::Moderators were Edward Merchant, John M. Bradley, and Deputy Sheriff James J. Cravens. ::Regulators were Charles W. Jackson and Charles Watt Moorman {{Image|file=Convicts-21.jpg |align=r |size=200 |caption=. }}{{clear}} :'''The East Texas Regulator-Moderator War''' began. The factions killed many East Texans. Citizens were afraid to come outside. By 1844, Gen. [[Houston-1|Sam Houston]] had enough of the bloodshed and fighting. He ordered 600 militia over to Shelby County to put a stop to the war. (The previous decade of conflicting claims by Mexico, Texas, then U.S. over East Texas' ownership.. Thus many unsavory outlaws resided there. Settlers did not want to settle here. Charlie Jackson and Watt Moorman had organized a group of vigilantes to "regulate" the law in the Piney Woods... another group formed to "moderate" the Regulators and were referred to as the "Moderators" ::Jackson killed a Moderator and was arrested in Shelby County. Trial was scheduled in Marshall (which is Harrison County). Judge John Hansford was to preside. :Jackson's friends thought he would be convicted since Hansford was a supporter of the "Moderators". They made a plan. ::The judge heard of the plot a day before the trail was to begin. Upon arrival at the courthouse Hansford found the courtroom filled with armed supporters of Jackson. To save his life, the Judge sent a note to the local sheriff saying he was not willing to risk his live in the courthouse, seeing the hired assassins." He adjourned Court before the trial could begin. :The Moderators were furious, soon they gunned down Jackson. http://www.legendsofamerica.com/tx-regulatormoderator.html ::This increased the regulator-Moderator War into a reign of terror. The war spread from '''{{red|Shelby county into Panolea and Harrison counties}}'''. Residents in the area lived in fear. :Watt Moorman led Regulators in burning homes, hanging Moderators, and driving residents from East Texas. They almost thought about overthrowing the Texas government!!!!!. ::August, 1844, 200 Moderators attacked 40 Regulators near Shelbyville in the Church Hill Battle. Sam Houston was livid. Houston had been working for Texas' annexation by the U.S. Life was hard, first they had won independence from the Mexican Government and found they had lots of land, but $10 million in debt. Some of the U.S. were reticent to annex Texas since it had a rowdy and wild reputation. He had to deal with the Mexican Army, hostile Indians, debt, The Regulator-Moderator feud did not help the annexation attempt. East Texas and its civil war was another headache. http://www.legendsofamerica.com/tx-regulatormoderator.html '''{{Red|August 15, 1844, Houston had enough of the nonsense.}}''' General [[Houston-1|Sam Houston]] ordered the state militia to Shelby County to settle peace with a show of force.. After some resistance, Gen. James Smith and militia arrested the leaders of both factions as well as Watt Moorman. {{Image|file=Convicts-21.jpg |align=l |size=200 |caption=. }} {{clear}} Note: after the Regulator-Moderator War, the men from both sides both fought side by side in the Mexican War of 1846-1848. By 1850 Moorman was killed in Louisiana. Judge John Hansford was murdered on his front porch 3 years after he had halted that Murder Trial.. https://tshaonline.org/handbook/online/articles/jcr01http://www.legendsofamerica.com/tx-regulatormoderator.html http://www.legendsofamerica.com/tx-regulatormoderator.html https://tshaonline.org/handbook/online/articles/jcr01 {{Image|file=Convicts-21.jpg |align=r |size=180 |caption=. }}{{clear}} *US 59 Highway 59 *I-369--future route of Interstate 369 will current route of U.S. 59. *US 79.svg U.S. Highway 79 *Texas State Highway 43 *Texas State Highway 149 *Texas State Highway 315 *Texas Farm to Market Road 10 *Texas Farm to Market Road 31 *Texas Farm to Market Road 124 *Texas Farm to Market Road 1970 Politics:
Panola county voters voted majorities to Democratic candidates in almost every presidential election from 1848 through 1952. Beginning in 1956, when most of the people in the county voted for Dwight Eisenhower, the county went Republican in virtually every election through 1988. Democratic choices were in 1976 for Jimmy Carter, Bill Clinton in 1992 & 1996. George H. W. Bush and George W Bush were supported.https://tshaonline.org/handbook/online/articles/hcp02 *1980s Panola County Airport served privately owned and emergency planes. *seventy churches in the county. *Two weekly newspapers, the Panola Watchman and the Panola Post, were circulated *Panola General Hospital *two nursing homes provided health care. *Two libraries, the Service League Library and the M. P. Baker Library at Panola College, served county residents {{Image|file=Anderson_County_Texas-4.gif |align=l |size=140 |caption=Rockin Schoolhouse. }}{{clear}} 66% residents age twenty-five or older had graduated from high school, and more than 13% had college degrees. https://tshaonline.org/handbook/online/articles/hcp02 School districts serve Panola County:
:Beckville ISD :Carthage ISD :Elysian Fields ISD (mostly in Harrison County) :Gary ISD :Joaquin ISD (mostly in Shelby County) :Tatum ISD (mostly in Rusk County) :Tenaha ISD (mostly in Shelby County) ::Panola College, a junior college, began in Carthage, 1947. ===Cities=== *[[:Category:Carthage, Texas|Carthage]] (county seat) *[[:Category:Tatum, Texas|Tatum]] (mostly in Rusk County) *[[:Category:Beckville, Texas|Beckville]] =====Towns===== {| border="1" class="sortable" ! Community !! Community !! Community |- |*[[:Category:Gary, Texas|Gary]]||*[[:Category:Panola, Texas|Panola]] ||*[[:Category:Long Branch, Texas|Long Branch]] |- |*[[:Category:Bethany, Texas|Bethany]] (p.-Caddo Par. LA)||*[[:Category:Murvaul, Texas|Murvaul]] ||*[[:Category:Clayton, Texas|Clayton]] |- |*[[:Category:Corinth, Panola County, Texas|Corinth]]||*[[:Category:Galloway, Texas|Galloway]] ||Center Point (Gh Town) |- |*[[:Category:Deadwood, Texas|Deadwood]]||*[[:Category:DeBerry, Texas|DeBerry]]||Mineral Springs(Gh Town) |} ===Formed From=== *1846--Panola County was created 30 March 1846 from Shelby and Harrison Counties. ====County Resources==== *1980s Panola County Airport served privately owned and emergency planes. *seventy churches in the county. *Two weekly newspapers, the Panola Watchman and the Panola Post, were circulated *Panola General Hospital *two nursing homes provided health care. *Two libraries, the Service League Library and the M. P. Baker Library at Panola College, served county residents *[http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~txpanola/ TxGen genealogy] *[http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~txpanola/fugitives1878.html 1878 Fugitives from justice] *[http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~txpanola/ TxGen] *[http://www.tabc.state.tx.us/local_option_elections/index.asp elections] ===Census=== :1850 --- 3,871 — :1860 --- 8,475 118.9% :1870 --- 10,119 19.4% :1880 --- 12,219 20.8% :1890 --- 14,328 17.3% :1900 --- 21,404 49.4% :1910 --- 20,424 −4.6% :1920 --- 21,755 6.5% :1930 --- 24,063 10.6% :1940 --- 22,513 −6.4% :1950 --- 19,250 −14.5% :1960 --- 16,870 −12.4% :1970 --- 15,894 −5.8% :1980 --- 20,724 30.4% :1990 --- 22,035 6.3% :2000 --- 22,756 3.3% :2010 --- 23,796 4.6% :Est. 2015 --- 23,766 =====Notables===== :General James Cassity, USAF :Linda Davis :Jim Reeves :Brandon Rhyder :Tex Ritter :T. O. Walton :General Whiddon, US Army ====Land Grants==== ===Cemeteries=== {{Image|file=Rusk County Cemeteries.gif |align=c |size=360 |caption= }}{{clear}} *[[:Category: Carthage City Cemetery, Carthage, Texas|Carthage City Cemetery]] *[[:Category: Centennial Cemetery, Carthage, Texas|Centennial Cemetery]] *[[:Category: Odd Fellows Cemetery, Carthage, Texas|Odd Fellows Cemetery]] *[[:Category: Rehobeth Cemetery, Carthage, Texas|Rehobeth Cemetery]] *[[:Category: Restland Memorial Park, Carthage, Texas|Restland Memorial Park]] *[[:Category: Waldrop Cemetery, Fair Play, Texas|Waldrop Cemetery]] *[[:Category: Mount Bethel Cemetery, Gary, Texas|Mount Bethel Cemetery]] * Antioch Memorial Garden *Stewart Cemetery *[https://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=csr&CScnty=2702 FindaGrave Cemeteries] *[http://www.cemeteries-of-tx.com/etx/panola/listpanola.html Panola County texas cemeteries] *[http://www.cemeteries-of-tx.com/etx/panola/Hawthorn/Hawthorn.htm Hawthorne Funeral Home Records] ===Sources===
Panteón del Señor de la Misericordia
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=== Información general === '''Cemetery name''': Panteón del Señor de la Misericordia. '''Address''': López Mateos S/N, Barrio Alto, Encarnación de Díaz, Jalisco, México '''GPS Coordinates''': 21.531919890956935, -102.23742480950362 El Panteón del Señor de la Misericordia es un cementerio con fosas tipo gaveta que rodea al templo del Señor de la Misericordia, del cual toma su nombre. Este panteón, a su vez, está rodeado por el Cementerio Municipal, aunque no cuentan con accesos que los conecten directamente. The Panteón del Señor de la Misericordia is a cemetery with drawer-type graves that surrounds the Señor de la Misericordia temple, from which it takes its name. This cemetery, in turn, is surrounded by the Municipal Cemetery, although they do not have accesses that connect them directly. === Historia === Hernández Chávez (s.f.) dice que fue Don Antonio Cornejo Nieto, como miembro del Ayuntamiento [de la Villa de la Encarnación] quien estuvo a cargo de la obra de construcción del “Panteón del Señor de la Misericordia” en 1826. Por su parte, Quesada (1922), menciona que se concedió licencia eclesiástica para la construcción del Camposanto y la capilla del Señor de la Misericordia, el día 26 de enero de 1865, [...] aunque ya desde el 29 de abril de 1829 se había comenzado a sepultar cadáveres en aquel lugar [si bien, todavía no en gaveta]. Quesada menciona que en el año de 1833, Pablo Contreras pintó una imagen de Jesús Crucificado en la pared del único altar de la capilla de nuestro panteón o camposanto, donde se depositaban los cadáveres mientras se cavaba y se les daba cristiana sepultura. Muchos años pasó desapersividamente esa imagen en su recinto pequeño, sin recibir culto ni veneración especial, se le llamó de "El Señor de la Misericordia", y a fe de que no podía convenirle otro nombre más tierno y adecuado para atraer en pos de sí a los que sienten acongojada el alma y desgarrado el corazón. Asimismo, comenta que hubo la necesidad de la construcción del mismo camposanto [Panteón del Señor de la Misericordia] debido a que tanto en el templo parroquial [de Nuestra Señora de la Encarnación], como en el atrio de la dicha iglesia, se encontraba ya la crecida suma de 50,000 cadáveres. En la construcción de las gavetas y corredores de dicho panteón tomó parte activa y fue encargado de ello, el Sr. D. Casimiro Cervantes, cuya administración desempeñó por espacio de 17 años. Hernández Chávez menciona que el primer cadáver que se sepultó oficialmente en las gavetas del Panteón del Señor de la Misericordia fue el de la niña Apolonia Josefa de Alva y Díaz, el 17 de Abril de 1873. Asimismo, por haberse concluido todas las gavetas que lo circundan, Don Casimiro Cervantes inició el 5 de Julio de 1884 la construcción de los corredores. '''Referencias:''' Hernández Chávez, R. (s. f.). La Ciudad de Encarnacion de Diaz. Historias y recuerdos de Encarnación de Díaz. http://www.historiasyrecuerdosdeencarnaciondediaz.com/encarnacion.html Quesada, A. (1922). Apuntes históricos sobre la ciudad de Encarnación de Díaz, Jalisco. La Purísima. Disponible en http://cdigital.dgb.uanl.mx/la/1080026475/1080026475_MA.PDF
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[[Category: Papakura Cemetery, Papakura, Auckland]] [[Category: Papakura, Auckland]] [[Category: Irwin-2099 local research]] [[Category: Auckland Cemetery Free-Space Pages]] = Papakura Cemetery = Situated near the intersection of Great South Road and Settlement Road in Papakura Auckland, the street address is listed as 298 Great South Rd, Papakura, 2110, however the street entrance is on Opaheke Road. {{Image|file=Papakura_Cemetery-7.jpg |caption=Papakura Cemetery, Opaheke Road entrance }} Papakura is a southern suburb of Auckland. This free space page for the Papakura Cemetery was created to document the life and times of our ancestors that are interred there. The New Zealand Cemeteries Project is a subproject of the larger [[Project:Global_Cemeteries|Global Cemeteries Project]]. {{Image|file=Papakura_Cemetery-12.jpg |align=c |size=m |caption=Evening time in Papakura Cemetery 2017 }} This page is a work in progress, and will remain so until the Table of Interments (below) is completed. The Table of Interments is a sortable listing of persons interred at this cemetery, '''some''' or all of whom are linked to existing WikiTree profiles. Although all grave markers in this cemetery are being photographed, the photos can only be displayed for persons with existing WikiTree profiles. If you know of a person interred at this cemetery that should be linked to an existing WikiTree profile, or needs to have a profile created for them, please contact [[Irwin-2099|Lianne Trevarthen]] for assistance. === Contact Information, Location === {{Image|file=Papakura_Cemetery-13.jpg |align=r |size=m |caption=Council sign at Entrance on Opaheke Rd }} Address and Phone
298 Great South Road
Papakura 2110
New Zealand
(09) 279 8232 === Tasks Completed and in Progress === Table of Names * There are currently 116 names in the table [[Irwin-2099|Irwin-2099]] 04:59, 2 December 2017 (EST) * There are currently 142 names in the table [[Irwin-2099|Irwin-2099]] 20:43, 8 April 2018 (EDT) Photography * In progress * Approximately 1% in progress * 34 photographs linked in Table of Interments, below - [[Irwin-2099|Irwin-2099]] 06:13, 9 November 2017 (EST) * 60 photographs linked in Table of Interments, below - [[Irwin-2099|Irwin-2099]] 20:45, 8 April 2018 (EDT) Data Transcriptions * In progress * 27 transcriptions completed - [[Irwin-2099|Irwin-2099]] 06:13, 9 November 2017 (EST) * 34 transcriptions completed - [[Irwin-2099|Irwin-2099]] 20:46, 8 April 2018 (EDT) ----- ===To Do=== Project members are needed to: * Assist with data collection and grave marker transcriptions :Additional photography is needed, and previously collected data can be sent by email to other members willing to assist with transcriptions. * Link existing profiles or create new profiles for persons listed in the Table of Interments :When complete, everyone listed in the Table of Interments will be linked to their own WikiTree profile, and to a photo of that person's corresponding grave marker. The created profiles can include other genealogical and biographical information as well as a listing of sources for documentation. *Validate links and transcription information :Profile and photo links and transcribed information needs to be cross-checked to ensure accuracy. * Create an audio/video tour of the cemetery :Record a virtual tour of the cemetery that can be viewed as downloadable media on computers, tablets or other device. Such a tour would take the viewer around the cemetery to explore the history of the people buried here. Background information can be supplied. Those with mobile internet access can access online links to more information. ----- ===Table of Interments=== {| class="wikitable sortable" border="1" |+ SORTABLE TABLE |- ! align="left" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''SURNAME''' ! align="left" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''GIVEN NAMES''' ! align="left" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''BIRTH DATE''' ! align="left" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''DEATH DATE''' ! align="left" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''AGE''' ! align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"scope="col" style="width: 180px;"|'''TRANSCRIPTION''' ! align="left" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''PHOTO LINK''' |- |[[Anderson-33259|ANDERSON]]||[[Anderson-33259|Seymour]]||1898 Jul 14||1980 Aug 29||82||Anderson. In Loving Memory of Seymour (Andy) Passed away 29th Aug 1980 Aged 82 Years. Dearly Loved Husband of Elaine Passed Away 19th May 1989 Aged 90 Years||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Anderson-33259 ANDERSON, S & E] |- |[[McLarn-2|ANDERSON]]||[[McLarn-2|Elaine Katherine]]||1898 Oct 26||1989 May 19||90||Anderson. In Loving Memory of Seymour (Andy) Passed away 29th Aug 1980 Aged 82 Years. Dearly Loved Husband of Elaine Passed Away 19th May 1989 Aged 90 Years||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Anderson-33259 ANDERSON, S & E] |- |[[Housham-2|ANDERTON]]||[[Housham-2|Mary Jane]]||1898 Apr 23||1943 Aug 06||45||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |[[Ashby-631|ASHBY]]||[[Ashby-631|Harold Victor]]||1900 Jan 22||1968 Feb||68||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |[[Barrett-7184|BARRETT]]||[[Barrett-7184|Lora Elizabeth]]||1906||1963 Jul 02||57||To be transcribed||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Barrett-7184 BARRETT LE] |- |[[Bell-19318|BELL]]||[[Bell-19318|John Cameron Pirritt]]||1911||1979 Sep 12||68||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |[[Blank-590|BELL]]||[[Blank-590|Ida Dorothy]]||1914 Mar 01||2010 Aug 06||96||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |[[Buckthought-17|BELL]]||[[Buckthought-17|Annie Esther]]||1900 Jan 21||1957 Jul 17||58||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |[[Bentley-2854|BENTLEY]]||[[Bentley-2854|James]]||1876 Sep 22||1963 Jun 14||86||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |[[Bentley-2855|BENTLEY]]||[[Bentley-2855|James]]||1830||1910 Oct 30||78||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |[[Gillard-481|BENTLEY]]||[[Gillard-481|Jane]]||1839||1904 Aug 27||65||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |[[Kelly-11892|BENTLEY]]||[[Kelly-11892|Elizabeth]]||1877||1918 Nov 20||41||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |[[McPherson-3229|BLANCH]]||[[McPherson-3229|Janet]]||1885||1960 Jan 12||75||To be transcribed||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/McPherson-3229 BLANCH J&H] |- |BLANCH||Herbert||1880 Jan 31||1967 Sep 29||87||To be transcribed||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/McPherson-3229 BLANCH J&H] |- |[[Blank-591|BLANK]]||[[Blank-591|George Arthur Charles]]||1885 Jul 25||1936 Jul 18||49||To be transcribed||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Blank-591 BLANK G] |- |[[Bremner-590|BREMNER]]||[[Bremner-590|William]]||1863 Jun 09||1928 Aug 20||65||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |[[Bremner-603|BREMNER]]||[[Bremner-603|William Victor]]||1883 Sep 07||1967 Nove 14||84||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |[[Rugg-360|BREMNER]]||[[Rugg-360|Mary]]||1864||1927 Sep 09||63||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |[[Bremner-163|BREMNER]]||[[Bremner-163|Donald]]||1869 Dec 24||1943 Oct 18||73||In loving memory of our dear parents Donald Bremner died Oct. 18th 1943 Aged 72 years. Phoebe Bremner Died Nov. 3rd 1943 Aged 71 Years.||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Bremner-163 BREMNER D & P] |- |[[McMechan-19|BREMNER]]||[[McMechan-19|Phoebe]]||1872 Nov 10||1943 Nov 03||71||In loving memory of our dear parents Donald Bremner died Oct. 18th 1943 Aged 72 years. Phoebe Bremner Died Nov. 3rd 1943 Aged 71 Years.||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Bremner-163 BREMNER D & P] |- |[[Brown-64478|BROWN]]||[[Brown-64478|Charles Spence]]||1917 Jan 28||1977 Mar 27||60||In loving memory of Phyllis Fielding died 19 Aug 1962 aged 80 years; also her dearly beloved husband Edward Fielding died 26 Aug 1967 aged 81 years devoted parents; and their son-in-law Charles Spence Brown died 27 Mar 1977 dearly loved husband of Alma||To be uploaded |- |[[Feilding-57|BROWN]]||[[Feilding-57|Alma Lydia]]||1920 Feb 29||2009 Jul 14||89||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |BULLEN||Arthur Thomas||x||1967 Feb 12||84||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |BULLEN||Gertrude||x||1967 May 01||81||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |CALVERT||Alice||x||1899 May 16||29||(died Gisborne)||To be uploaded |- |CALVERT||Gilbert||x||1922 Jun 19||53||(Note - Late N.Z.R.B.)||To be uploaded |- |CALVERT||Joseph||x||1899 Mar 15||60||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |CARR||Florence Ethel Harriett||x||1957 Sep 01||x||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |CARR||Wallace||x||1941 Nov 24||72||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |[[Simpson-11102|CHURCH]]||[[Simpson-11102|Margaret Collins]]||1899 Nov 4||1972 Apr 26||72||To be transcribed||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Simpson-11102 CHURCH M & HC] |- |[[Church-4019|CHURCH]]||[[Church-4019|Henry Charles]]||1895 Mar 25||1983 Sep 18||89||To be transcribed||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Simpson-11102 CHURCH M & HC] |- |[[Clow-261|CLOW]]||[[Clow-261|Henry Donald]]||1861 Nov 24||1930 Dec 02||69||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |[[Cossey-138|COSSEY]]||[[Cossey-138|Albert Edward]]||1902 Nov 22||1982 Mar 20||79||Cossey. In Remembrance of Albert Edward who passed away 20th March 1982 Dearly Loved Husband of Vera Who passed away 1st July 1987. Loved Father and Mother of Doug, Bob, and the late Rita||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Cossey-138 COSSEY AE & V] |- |[[Cossey-139|COSSEY]]||[[Cossey-139|Douglas Allan]]||1926 Nov 29||2000 Sep 18||73||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |[[Hjorth-155|COSSEY]]||[[Hjorth-155|Vera]]||1902 Aug 23||1987 Jul 01||84||Cossey. In Remembrance of Albert Edward who passed away 20th March 1982 Dearly Loved Husband of Vera Who passed away 1st July 1987. Loved Father and Mother of Doug, Bob, and the late Rita||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Cossey-138 COSSEY AE & V] |- |[[Unknown-397882|COSSEY]]||[[Unknown-397882|Carol Anne]]||1942 Nov 8||2008 Feb 13||xx||In loving memory of Carol Anne Cossey 08/11/1942 -13/02/2008 Dearly loved wife of Maurice John Cossey. Treasured Mum of Garry, Michael and Paula. "Cherished Grandparent"||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Unknown-397882 COSSEY CA] |- |[[Crockett-1851|CROCKETT]]||[[Crockett-1851|Stephen]]||1888||1962 Jun 30||74||To be transcribed||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Crockett-1851 CROCKETT S & CE] |- |[[Curtis-8898|CROCKETT]]||[[Curtis-8898|Catherine Elizabeth]]||1897||1974 Mar 02||77||To be transcribed||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Crockett-1851 CROCKETT S & CE] |- |DRUITT||Violet Ellen||1895||1961 Aug 11||66||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |[[Fallwell-27|FALLWELL]]||[[Fallwell-27|Samuel]]||1828 Dec 08||1890 Nov 27||61||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |[[Fallwell-28|FALLWELL]]||[[Fallwell-28|Samuel Cullen]]||1855||1935 Aug 23||79||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |[[Fielding-627|FIELDING]]||[[Fielding-627|Edward]]||1886 Aug 23||1967 Aug 26||81||In loving memory of Phyllis Fielding died 19 Aug 1962 aged 80 years; also her dearly beloved husband Edward Fielding died 26 Aug 1967 aged 81 years devoted parents; and their son-in-law Charles Spence Brown died 27 Mar 1977 dearly loved husband of Alma||To be uploaded |- |[[Wardell-304|FIELDING]]||[[Wardell-304|Phillis]]||1882 Feb 18||1962 Aug 19||80||In loving memory of Phyllis Fielding died 19 Aug 1962 aged 80 years; also her dearly beloved husband Edward Fielding died 26 Aug 1967 aged 81 years devoted parents; and their son-in-law Charles Spence Brown died 27 Mar 1977 dearly loved husband of Alma||To be uploaded |- |[[Hick-266|FLANAGAN]]||[[Hick-266|Mary Elizabeth]]||1899 Sep 06||1988||xx||In loving memory of Mary Elizabeth Flanagan beloved wife of Albert (Pop) also a dearly loved Mam & little Nan Born Oldham, England. 1899 - 1988 Godbless. RIP.||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Unknown-398117 FLANAGAN ME] |- |[[Foote-981|FOOTE]]||[[Foote-981|Harold Victor]]||1925||1953 Dec 24||28||In loving memory of Harold Victor Foote aged 28 years Loved husband of Joy and their son Iain aged 7 years Both accidentally killed at Tangiwai 24th Dec 1953||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Foote-981 Foote 981] |- |[[Foote-982|FOOTE]]||[[Foote-982|Iain]]||1946||1953 Dec 24||7||In loving memory of Harold Victor Foote aged 28 years Loved husband of Joy and their son Iain aged 7 years Both accidentally killed at Tangiwai 24th Dec 1953||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Foote-981 Foote 981] |- |GERRARD||Thomas||x||no date||x||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |GERRARD||Catherine||x||x||x||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |GIBBONS||Baby||x||no date||1 day||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |[[Barr-2883|GIBBONS]]||[[Barr-2883|Mary Jane]]||1882||1967 Jun 12||84||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |[[Gibbons-1635|GIBBONS]]||[[Gibbons-1635|Ebenezer Rudolph]]||1877||1965 Apr 04||88||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |[[Bremner-592|GIRDWOOD]]||[[Bremner-592|Mary Tina]]||1886 Oct 14||1973 Mar 29||86||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |[[Girdwood-74|GIRDWOOD]]||[[Girdwood-74|Arthur]]||1886||1918 Oct 08||32||Buried France; Memorial at Papakura||To be uploaded |- |[[Bremner-162|GORDGE]]||[[Bremner-162|Phoebe]]||1899 Jan 9||1996 Feb 28||96||To be transcribed||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Gordge-59 GORDGE RH&P] |- |[[Gordge-59|GORDGE]]||[[Gordge-59|Reginald Huia]]||1894 Mar 9||1973 Sep 05||79||To be transcribed||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Gordge-59 GORDGE RH&P] |- |GREEN||William Thomas||x||1943 Jun 23||61||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |GREENWOOD||Dick||x||1943 Jul 24||58||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |GREENWOOD||Edith||x||1958 Feb 12||80||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |[[Knox-3086|GREENWOOD]]||[[Knox-3086|Ruby Alexandra]]||1903 Oct 01||1996 Nov 08||93||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |HAMILTON||Barbara May||1940||1940 Oct 21||5 mo||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |HAMILTON||Gladys Muriel||x||1967 Jun 28||x||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |HAMILTON||Henry||x||1961 Mar 07||x||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |[[Hayter-814|HAYER]]||[[Hayter-814|James]]||1835||1917 Oct 11||82||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |[[Heenan-112|HEENAN]]||[[Heenan-112|Keith]]||1929||1975 Jan 01||46||To be transcribed||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Heenan-112 HEENAN, K] |- |HIBBARD||Charles John||x||1954 May 09||x||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |HIBBARD||Sophia||x||1929 Jun 13||x||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |[[Hill-26242|HILL]]||[[Hill-26242|William Albert Isaac]]||1919 May 30||1982 Jun 04||63||To be transcribed||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Hill-26242 HILL JA & WAI] |- |[[Flay-475|HILL]]||[[Flay-475|Jean Alice]]||1922 Mar 25||2007 Apr 27||85||To be transcribed||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Hill-26242 HILL JA & WAI] |- |[[Hodges-5424|HODGES]]||[[Hodges-5424|Alfred Stanway]]||1902||1983 Jul 29||81||To be transcribed||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Hodges-5424 HODGES A&A] |- |HODGES||Alice May||1912 Oct 04||2006 Mar 24||93||To be transcribed||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Hodges-5424 HODGES A&A] |- |HODGE||Anthony Martin||1937||1956 Dec 04||19||To be transcribed||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Unknown-398234 MCVEIGH JR & HODGE AM] |- |HODGSON||Mary Ann||x||1953 Jan 27||81||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |[[Kelsey-1398|KELSEY]]||[[Kelsey-1398|David Osric]]||1904 Jun 13||1991 Dec 17||87||In loving memory of David Osric Kelsey 1904-1991. Faith Kelsey 1908-2004. Abide in Peace Where God would have you be.||To be uploaded |- |[[Willis-6322|KELSEY]]||[[Willis-6322|Faith]]||1908 Aug 29||2004 Oct 20||96||In loving memory of David Osric Kelsey 1904-1991. Faith Kelsey 1908-2004. Abide in Peace Where God would have you be.||To be uploaded |- |[[Kemp-5084|KEMP]]||[[Kemp-5084|Eric Hector]]||1908 Apr 10||1988 Aug 30||xx||To be transcribed||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Kemp-5084 KEMP EH & FA] |- |KEMP||Fayne Alison||1915 Oct 23||2004 Apr 30||xx||To be transcribed||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Kemp-5084 KEMP EH & FA] |- |LAURIE||Henry||x||1941 Jul 03||92||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |[[Majurey-5|MAJUREY]]||[[Majurey-5|James Wilson]]||1902||1965 Nov 11||63||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |[[Maskrey-74|MASKREY]]||[[Maskrey-74|John Stephen]]||1901 Oct 27||1973 Jul 09||71||To be transcribed||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Maskrey-74 MASKREY, JS & H] |- |[[Farrow-1054|MASKREY]]||[[Farrow-1054|Hazel]]||1910 Jul 16||1998 Nov 17||88||To be transcribed||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Maskrey-74 MASKREY, JS & H] |- |[[Thompson-38094|MCALPINE]]||[[Thompson-38094|Dawne Winifred]]||1926||1993 Nov 19||67||To be transcribed||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Thompson-38093 THOMPSON KM&SG & MCALPINE] |- |[[McBeth-247|MCBETH]]||[[McBeth-247|Thomas Lowes]]||1896 Feb 02||1965 Oct 01||69||To be transcribed||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/McBeth-247 MCBETH TL & GM] |- |[[Smith-114489|MCBETH]]||[[Smith-114489|Geogina Melanie]]||1906 Jan 10||1985 Sep 10||79||To be transcribed||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/McBeth-247 MCBETH TL & GM] |- |[[Unknown-398234|MCVEIGH]]||[[Unknown-398234|Joan Ruby]]||1918 Jan 06||1988 Sep 30||70||To be transcribed||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Unknown-398234 MCVEIGH JR & HODGE AM] |- |[[Milbank-18|MILBANK]]||[[Milbank-18|Richard]]||1872||1957 Jul 28||85||To be transcribed||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Milbank-18 MILBANK R&VT] |- |[[Cuthbertson-507|MILBANK]]||[[Cuthbertson-507|Violet Thorburn]]||1896||1967 Oct 25||71||To be transcribed||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Milbank-18 MILBANK R&VT] |- |MULLINS||Emma||x||1942 Aug 23||60||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |MULLINS||Frederick George||x||1967 May 14||87||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |[[Numans-3|NUMANS]]||[[Numans-3|Hermanus Mathias]]||1911||1975 Aug 26||64||To be transcribed||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Numans-3 NUMANS H M] |- |[[Olsen-4991|OLSEN]]||[[Olsen-4991|Ronald]]||1917||1975 Dec 18||58||Olsen. Loving memories of Ronald passed away 18 Dec 1975 aged 58 years||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Olsen-4991 OLSEN R] |- |PARKER||Frederick Richard||x||1943 Apr 25||62||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |PARKINSON||Ellen||x||1912 Dec 11||40||(Note - died at Sydney)||To be uploaded |- |PARKINSON||William||x||1949 Nov 02||82||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |PETERSON||Baby Norman||x||no date||x||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |PETERSON||Gwen||x||no date||x||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |PETERSON||Marius||x||no date||x||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |[[Willis-5735|SHANAGHAN]]||[[Willis-5735|Sarah Mary]]||1849 Sep 21||1934 Jan 15||84||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |SHANNON||Francis||x||1943 GOOD FRIDAY||80||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |SHANNON||Laura Alice||x||1961 Feb 08||81||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |SHARPLIN||Edward Gundry||x||1955 Mar 19||73||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |SHARPLIN||Ivy Rose||x||1947 Oct 05||49||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |SMALLFIELD||Arabella||x||1906 Nov 18||blank||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |SMITH||Jim||x||1942 Jun 30||69||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |SMITH||Laura||x||1953 Feb 13||x||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |[[Sperry-941|SPERRY]]||[[Sperry-941|Edward John]]||1950||1972 Oct 28||22||SPERRY Treasured memories of Ted dearly loved husband of Debbie and loved father of Dianne and Sharon accidentally killed 28 Oct 1972 aged 22 years. "God grant us serenity to accept the things we cannot change, the courage to change the things we can and the wisdom to know the difference."||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Sperry-941 SPERRY EJ] |- |STEELE||John Ernest||x||1945 May 09||x||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |[[Ferrier-553|SWEARS]]||[[Ferrier-553|Frances Mary Woodward]]||1859 Oct||1941 Mar 26||81||Also Frances Mary Swears died 27th March 1941||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Papakura_Cemetery-1 Swears-0163] |- |[[Swears-15|SWEARS]]||[[Swears-15|Willam Arthur]]||1852 Oct||1907 Nov 15||x||Unreadable||To be uploaded |- |[[Thompson-38093|THOMPSON]]||[[Thompson-38093|Stanley George]]||1897||1963 Feb 04||66||To be transcribed||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Thompson-38093 THOMPSON KM&SG & MCALPINE] |- |[[Whitburn-22|THOMPSON]]||[[Whitburn-22|Kathleen Mary]]||1892||1962 Jul 02||70||To be transcribed||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Thompson-38093 THOMPSON KM&SG & MCALPINE] |- |[[Fallwell-29|TREADGOLD]]||[[Fallwell-29|Jane Louisa]]||1867 May 19||1891 Mar 07||23||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |[[Troughton-68|TROUGHTON]]||[[Troughton-68|Margaret]]||1882||1943 Mar 01||61||To be transcribed||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Papakura_Cemetery-10 Troughton M] |- |TROUGHTON||Mary Jane||x||x||x||NB. Council confirm unmarked grave - located beside Margaret Troughton ||To be uploaded |- |TURNER||Charlie||1944||1944 Nov 02||9 mo||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |[[Waite-2179|WAITE]]||[[Waite-2179|John William]]||1920 Jul 21||1993 Jun 06||72||To be transcribed||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Waite-2179 WAITE JW & EV] |- |[[Rau-495|WAITE]]||[[Rau-495|Elsie Violet]]||1919 Sep 08||2008 Jan 30||88||To be transcribed||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Waite-2179 WAITE JW & EV] |- |WALTER||Elizabeth Grace||x||1947 Jun 06||90||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |[[Swears-14|WALTERS]]||[[Swears-14|Noel Mary]]||1882 Dec 18||1965 Jun 21||82||In remembrance of William Harold Walters died 22nd November 1964. And his dearly loved wife Noel Mary Walters died 21st June 1965.||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Papakura_Cemetery Walters-0159] |- |[[Walters-4688|WALTERS]]||[[Walters-4688|William Harold]]||1883 Feb 17||1964 Nov 22||81||In remembrance of William Harold Walters died 22nd November 1964. And his dearly loved wife Noel Mary Walters died 21st June 1965.||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Papakura_Cemetery Walters-0159] |- |[[Walters-4691|WALTERS]]||[[Walters-4691|William]]||1852 Mar 7||1919 Oct 31||67||In loving memory of William Walters Died October 31, 1919 aged 67 years. When the day breaks and the shadows flee away. ||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Papakura_Cemetery Walters-0162] |- |[[Willis-5723|WALTERS]]||[[Willis-5723|Harriett Jane]]||1851||1929 Nov 30||77||In loving memory of Harriett Jane Wife of William Walters Died Nov30 1929||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Papakura_Cemetery Walters-0161] |- |[[Walters-5512|WALTERS]]||[[Walters-5512|Frances Joyce]]||1908 Nov 17||1994 Aug 18||85||To be transcribed||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Walters-5512-1 WALTERS, F & M] |- |[[Walters-5513|WALTERS]]||[[Walters-5513|Marjorie Woodward]]||1908 Nov 17||1997 Oct 31||89||To be transcribed||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Walters-5512-1 WALTERS, F & M] |- |WATT||George||x||1944 Mar 15||68||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |WATT||Maud Catherine||x||1941 Mar 13||67||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |WEBB||Frank Wilfred||x||1941 May 13||36||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |[[Wheeler-12519|WHEELER]]||[[Wheeler-12519|Ernest]]||1871 May 21||1918 Nov 26||47||In Loving Memory of Ernest Wheeler Who Died 26th Nov 1918 Aged 47 Years. Thy Will Be Done||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Papakura_Cemetery-8 Wheeler E_201611] |- |[[Gerrard-546|WILLIS]]||[[Gerrard-546|Amelia]]||1871||1966 Oct 12||95||In Loving Memory of George Frederick Willis who departed this life March 3rd 1949 Aged 88 Years and his beloved wife Amelia who departed this life Oct 12th 1966||To be uploaded |- |[[Menary-19|WILLIS]]||[[Menary-19|Jane]]||1829 Oct 28||1890 Feb 05||62||Also Jane Willis the beloved wife of Robert Willis died Feb 5th 1890 Aged 62 years also their son William P Willis who died Nov 21st 1894 aged 36 years||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Papakura_Cemetery-6 Willis-20170123] |- |[[Willis-5724|WILLIS]]||[[Willis-5724|Robert]]||1819||1886 Jul 02||67||In Memory of Robert Willis died 2nd July 1886 Aged 68 Years - Also of - Seymour His Son. Died 11th March 1887 Aged 19 Years. "A little while and ye shall not see me and again a little while and ye shall see me. Because I go to the Father" John XVI.16||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Papakura_Cemetery-6 Willis-20170123] |- |[[Willis-5738|WILLIS]]||[[Willis-5738|Robert John]]||1856||1936 Mar 17||79||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |[[Willis-5744|WILLIS]]||[[Willis-5744|William Papakura]]||1858||1894 Nov 21||36||Also Jane Willis the beloved wife of Robert Willis died Feb 5th 1890 Aged 62 years also their son William P Willis who died Nov 21st 1894 aged 36 years||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Papakura_Cemetery-6 Willis-20170123] |- |[[Willis-5750|WILLIS]]||[[Willis-5750|Seymour]]||1862 Aug 24||1887 Mar 11||19||In Memory of Robert Willis died 2nd July 1886 Aged 68 Years - Also of - Seymour His Son. Died 11th March 1887 Aged 19 Years. "A little while and ye shall not see me and again a little while and ye shall seee me. Because I go to the Father" John XVI.16||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Papakura_Cemetery-6 Willis-20170123] |- |[[Willis-5751|WILLIS]]||[[Willis-5751|George Frederick]]||1860||1949 Mar 03||88||In Loving Memory of George Frederick Willis who departed this life March 3rd 1949 Aged 88 Years and his beloved wife Amelia who departed this life Oct 12th 1966||To be uploaded |- |[[Willis-5757|WILLIS]]||[[Willis-5757|William Dare]]||1897 Dec 20||1902 Jul 16||4||William Dare Willis born 20 Dec 1897 died 16 Jul 1902. At rest.||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Willis-5757-1 Willis, WD] |- |WILLIS||Desmond||1915||1916 Feb 22||13mo||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |WILLIS||Harriet||x||1950 Mar 16||90||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |WILLIS||Hubert Sydney||x||1919 May 05||31||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |WILLIS||Ray Keith||x||1924 Jul 22||30||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |[[Wood-24186|WOOD]]||[[Wood-24186|Cecil Walkden]]||1902 Oct 08||1991 May 15||88||To be transcribed||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Wood-24186 WOOD CW & D] |- |[[Ellis-13419|WOOD]]||[[Ellis-13419|Doris]]||1906||1972 Aug 31||66||To be transcribed||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Wood-24186 WOOD CW & D] |- |[[Davis-50527|WRIGHT]]||[[Davis-50527|Ida Eliza Blanche]]||1896 Jul 08||1977 Feb 18||80||In Loving Memory of Our Dear Mother Ida Eliza Blanche Wright (Blank) who passed away 18th Feb 1977 aged 80 years||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Davis-50527-1 WRIGHT (BLANK) IEB] |} ----
298 Great South Road
Papakura 2110
New Zealand
(09) 279 8232 === Tasks Completed and in Progress === Table of Names * There are currently 116 names in the table [[Irwin-2099|Irwin-2099]] 04:59, 2 December 2017 (EST) * There are currently 142 names in the table [[Irwin-2099|Irwin-2099]] 20:43, 8 April 2018 (EDT) Photography * In progress * Approximately 1% in progress * 34 photographs linked in Table of Interments, below - [[Irwin-2099|Irwin-2099]] 06:13, 9 November 2017 (EST) * 60 photographs linked in Table of Interments, below - [[Irwin-2099|Irwin-2099]] 20:45, 8 April 2018 (EDT) Data Transcriptions * In progress * 27 transcriptions completed - [[Irwin-2099|Irwin-2099]] 06:13, 9 November 2017 (EST) * 34 transcriptions completed - [[Irwin-2099|Irwin-2099]] 20:46, 8 April 2018 (EDT) ----- ===To Do=== Project members are needed to: * Assist with data collection and grave marker transcriptions :Additional photography is needed, and previously collected data can be sent by email to other members willing to assist with transcriptions. * Link existing profiles or create new profiles for persons listed in the Table of Interments :When complete, everyone listed in the Table of Interments will be linked to their own WikiTree profile, and to a photo of that person's corresponding grave marker. The created profiles can include other genealogical and biographical information as well as a listing of sources for documentation. *Validate links and transcription information :Profile and photo links and transcribed information needs to be cross-checked to ensure accuracy. * Create an audio/video tour of the cemetery :Record a virtual tour of the cemetery that can be viewed as downloadable media on computers, tablets or other device. Such a tour would take the viewer around the cemetery to explore the history of the people buried here. Background information can be supplied. Those with mobile internet access can access online links to more information. ----- ===Table of Interments=== {| class="wikitable sortable" border="1" |+ SORTABLE TABLE |- ! align="left" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''SURNAME''' ! align="left" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''GIVEN NAMES''' ! align="left" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''BIRTH DATE''' ! align="left" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''DEATH DATE''' ! align="left" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''AGE''' ! align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"scope="col" style="width: 180px;"|'''TRANSCRIPTION''' ! align="left" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''PHOTO LINK''' |- |[[Anderson-33259|ANDERSON]]||[[Anderson-33259|Seymour]]||1898 Jul 14||1980 Aug 29||82||Anderson. In Loving Memory of Seymour (Andy) Passed away 29th Aug 1980 Aged 82 Years. Dearly Loved Husband of Elaine Passed Away 19th May 1989 Aged 90 Years||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Anderson-33259 ANDERSON, S & E] |- |[[McLarn-2|ANDERSON]]||[[McLarn-2|Elaine Katherine]]||1898 Oct 26||1989 May 19||90||Anderson. In Loving Memory of Seymour (Andy) Passed away 29th Aug 1980 Aged 82 Years. Dearly Loved Husband of Elaine Passed Away 19th May 1989 Aged 90 Years||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Anderson-33259 ANDERSON, S & E] |- |[[Housham-2|ANDERTON]]||[[Housham-2|Mary Jane]]||1898 Apr 23||1943 Aug 06||45||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |[[Ashby-631|ASHBY]]||[[Ashby-631|Harold Victor]]||1900 Jan 22||1968 Feb||68||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |[[Barrett-7184|BARRETT]]||[[Barrett-7184|Lora Elizabeth]]||1906||1963 Jul 02||57||To be transcribed||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Barrett-7184 BARRETT LE] |- |[[Bell-19318|BELL]]||[[Bell-19318|John Cameron Pirritt]]||1911||1979 Sep 12||68||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |[[Blank-590|BELL]]||[[Blank-590|Ida Dorothy]]||1914 Mar 01||2010 Aug 06||96||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |[[Buckthought-17|BELL]]||[[Buckthought-17|Annie Esther]]||1900 Jan 21||1957 Jul 17||58||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |[[Bentley-2854|BENTLEY]]||[[Bentley-2854|James]]||1876 Sep 22||1963 Jun 14||86||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |[[Bentley-2855|BENTLEY]]||[[Bentley-2855|James]]||1830||1910 Oct 30||78||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |[[Gillard-481|BENTLEY]]||[[Gillard-481|Jane]]||1839||1904 Aug 27||65||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |[[Kelly-11892|BENTLEY]]||[[Kelly-11892|Elizabeth]]||1877||1918 Nov 20||41||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |[[McPherson-3229|BLANCH]]||[[McPherson-3229|Janet]]||1885||1960 Jan 12||75||To be transcribed||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/McPherson-3229 BLANCH J&H] |- |BLANCH||Herbert||1880 Jan 31||1967 Sep 29||87||To be transcribed||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/McPherson-3229 BLANCH J&H] |- |[[Blank-591|BLANK]]||[[Blank-591|George Arthur Charles]]||1885 Jul 25||1936 Jul 18||49||To be transcribed||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Blank-591 BLANK G] |- |[[Bremner-590|BREMNER]]||[[Bremner-590|William]]||1863 Jun 09||1928 Aug 20||65||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |[[Bremner-603|BREMNER]]||[[Bremner-603|William Victor]]||1883 Sep 07||1967 Nove 14||84||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |[[Rugg-360|BREMNER]]||[[Rugg-360|Mary]]||1864||1927 Sep 09||63||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |[[Bremner-163|BREMNER]]||[[Bremner-163|Donald]]||1869 Dec 24||1943 Oct 18||73||In loving memory of our dear parents Donald Bremner died Oct. 18th 1943 Aged 72 years. Phoebe Bremner Died Nov. 3rd 1943 Aged 71 Years.||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Bremner-163 BREMNER D & P] |- |[[McMechan-19|BREMNER]]||[[McMechan-19|Phoebe]]||1872 Nov 10||1943 Nov 03||71||In loving memory of our dear parents Donald Bremner died Oct. 18th 1943 Aged 72 years. Phoebe Bremner Died Nov. 3rd 1943 Aged 71 Years.||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Bremner-163 BREMNER D & P] |- |[[Brown-64478|BROWN]]||[[Brown-64478|Charles Spence]]||1917 Jan 28||1977 Mar 27||60||In loving memory of Phyllis Fielding died 19 Aug 1962 aged 80 years; also her dearly beloved husband Edward Fielding died 26 Aug 1967 aged 81 years devoted parents; and their son-in-law Charles Spence Brown died 27 Mar 1977 dearly loved husband of Alma||To be uploaded |- |[[Feilding-57|BROWN]]||[[Feilding-57|Alma Lydia]]||1920 Feb 29||2009 Jul 14||89||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |BULLEN||Arthur Thomas||x||1967 Feb 12||84||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |BULLEN||Gertrude||x||1967 May 01||81||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |CALVERT||Alice||x||1899 May 16||29||(died Gisborne)||To be uploaded |- |CALVERT||Gilbert||x||1922 Jun 19||53||(Note - Late N.Z.R.B.)||To be uploaded |- |CALVERT||Joseph||x||1899 Mar 15||60||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |CARR||Florence Ethel Harriett||x||1957 Sep 01||x||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |CARR||Wallace||x||1941 Nov 24||72||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |[[Simpson-11102|CHURCH]]||[[Simpson-11102|Margaret Collins]]||1899 Nov 4||1972 Apr 26||72||To be transcribed||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Simpson-11102 CHURCH M & HC] |- |[[Church-4019|CHURCH]]||[[Church-4019|Henry Charles]]||1895 Mar 25||1983 Sep 18||89||To be transcribed||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Simpson-11102 CHURCH M & HC] |- |[[Clow-261|CLOW]]||[[Clow-261|Henry Donald]]||1861 Nov 24||1930 Dec 02||69||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |[[Cossey-138|COSSEY]]||[[Cossey-138|Albert Edward]]||1902 Nov 22||1982 Mar 20||79||Cossey. In Remembrance of Albert Edward who passed away 20th March 1982 Dearly Loved Husband of Vera Who passed away 1st July 1987. Loved Father and Mother of Doug, Bob, and the late Rita||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Cossey-138 COSSEY AE & V] |- |[[Cossey-139|COSSEY]]||[[Cossey-139|Douglas Allan]]||1926 Nov 29||2000 Sep 18||73||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |[[Hjorth-155|COSSEY]]||[[Hjorth-155|Vera]]||1902 Aug 23||1987 Jul 01||84||Cossey. In Remembrance of Albert Edward who passed away 20th March 1982 Dearly Loved Husband of Vera Who passed away 1st July 1987. Loved Father and Mother of Doug, Bob, and the late Rita||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Cossey-138 COSSEY AE & V] |- |[[Unknown-397882|COSSEY]]||[[Unknown-397882|Carol Anne]]||1942 Nov 8||2008 Feb 13||xx||In loving memory of Carol Anne Cossey 08/11/1942 -13/02/2008 Dearly loved wife of Maurice John Cossey. Treasured Mum of Garry, Michael and Paula. "Cherished Grandparent"||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Unknown-397882 COSSEY CA] |- |[[Crockett-1851|CROCKETT]]||[[Crockett-1851|Stephen]]||1888||1962 Jun 30||74||To be transcribed||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Crockett-1851 CROCKETT S & CE] |- |[[Curtis-8898|CROCKETT]]||[[Curtis-8898|Catherine Elizabeth]]||1897||1974 Mar 02||77||To be transcribed||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Crockett-1851 CROCKETT S & CE] |- |DRUITT||Violet Ellen||1895||1961 Aug 11||66||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |[[Fallwell-27|FALLWELL]]||[[Fallwell-27|Samuel]]||1828 Dec 08||1890 Nov 27||61||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |[[Fallwell-28|FALLWELL]]||[[Fallwell-28|Samuel Cullen]]||1855||1935 Aug 23||79||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |[[Fielding-627|FIELDING]]||[[Fielding-627|Edward]]||1886 Aug 23||1967 Aug 26||81||In loving memory of Phyllis Fielding died 19 Aug 1962 aged 80 years; also her dearly beloved husband Edward Fielding died 26 Aug 1967 aged 81 years devoted parents; and their son-in-law Charles Spence Brown died 27 Mar 1977 dearly loved husband of Alma||To be uploaded |- |[[Wardell-304|FIELDING]]||[[Wardell-304|Phillis]]||1882 Feb 18||1962 Aug 19||80||In loving memory of Phyllis Fielding died 19 Aug 1962 aged 80 years; also her dearly beloved husband Edward Fielding died 26 Aug 1967 aged 81 years devoted parents; and their son-in-law Charles Spence Brown died 27 Mar 1977 dearly loved husband of Alma||To be uploaded |- |[[Hick-266|FLANAGAN]]||[[Hick-266|Mary Elizabeth]]||1899 Sep 06||1988||xx||In loving memory of Mary Elizabeth Flanagan beloved wife of Albert (Pop) also a dearly loved Mam & little Nan Born Oldham, England. 1899 - 1988 Godbless. RIP.||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Unknown-398117 FLANAGAN ME] |- |[[Foote-981|FOOTE]]||[[Foote-981|Harold Victor]]||1925||1953 Dec 24||28||In loving memory of Harold Victor Foote aged 28 years Loved husband of Joy and their son Iain aged 7 years Both accidentally killed at Tangiwai 24th Dec 1953||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Foote-981 Foote 981] |- |[[Foote-982|FOOTE]]||[[Foote-982|Iain]]||1946||1953 Dec 24||7||In loving memory of Harold Victor Foote aged 28 years Loved husband of Joy and their son Iain aged 7 years Both accidentally killed at Tangiwai 24th Dec 1953||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Foote-981 Foote 981] |- |GERRARD||Thomas||x||no date||x||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |GERRARD||Catherine||x||x||x||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |GIBBONS||Baby||x||no date||1 day||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |[[Barr-2883|GIBBONS]]||[[Barr-2883|Mary Jane]]||1882||1967 Jun 12||84||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |[[Gibbons-1635|GIBBONS]]||[[Gibbons-1635|Ebenezer Rudolph]]||1877||1965 Apr 04||88||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |[[Bremner-592|GIRDWOOD]]||[[Bremner-592|Mary Tina]]||1886 Oct 14||1973 Mar 29||86||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |[[Girdwood-74|GIRDWOOD]]||[[Girdwood-74|Arthur]]||1886||1918 Oct 08||32||Buried France; Memorial at Papakura||To be uploaded |- |[[Bremner-162|GORDGE]]||[[Bremner-162|Phoebe]]||1899 Jan 9||1996 Feb 28||96||To be transcribed||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Gordge-59 GORDGE RH&P] |- |[[Gordge-59|GORDGE]]||[[Gordge-59|Reginald Huia]]||1894 Mar 9||1973 Sep 05||79||To be transcribed||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Gordge-59 GORDGE RH&P] |- |GREEN||William Thomas||x||1943 Jun 23||61||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |GREENWOOD||Dick||x||1943 Jul 24||58||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |GREENWOOD||Edith||x||1958 Feb 12||80||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |[[Knox-3086|GREENWOOD]]||[[Knox-3086|Ruby Alexandra]]||1903 Oct 01||1996 Nov 08||93||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |HAMILTON||Barbara May||1940||1940 Oct 21||5 mo||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |HAMILTON||Gladys Muriel||x||1967 Jun 28||x||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |HAMILTON||Henry||x||1961 Mar 07||x||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |[[Hayter-814|HAYER]]||[[Hayter-814|James]]||1835||1917 Oct 11||82||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |[[Heenan-112|HEENAN]]||[[Heenan-112|Keith]]||1929||1975 Jan 01||46||To be transcribed||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Heenan-112 HEENAN, K] |- |HIBBARD||Charles John||x||1954 May 09||x||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |HIBBARD||Sophia||x||1929 Jun 13||x||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |[[Hill-26242|HILL]]||[[Hill-26242|William Albert Isaac]]||1919 May 30||1982 Jun 04||63||To be transcribed||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Hill-26242 HILL JA & WAI] |- |[[Flay-475|HILL]]||[[Flay-475|Jean Alice]]||1922 Mar 25||2007 Apr 27||85||To be transcribed||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Hill-26242 HILL JA & WAI] |- |[[Hodges-5424|HODGES]]||[[Hodges-5424|Alfred Stanway]]||1902||1983 Jul 29||81||To be transcribed||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Hodges-5424 HODGES A&A] |- |HODGES||Alice May||1912 Oct 04||2006 Mar 24||93||To be transcribed||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Hodges-5424 HODGES A&A] |- |HODGE||Anthony Martin||1937||1956 Dec 04||19||To be transcribed||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Unknown-398234 MCVEIGH JR & HODGE AM] |- |HODGSON||Mary Ann||x||1953 Jan 27||81||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |[[Kelsey-1398|KELSEY]]||[[Kelsey-1398|David Osric]]||1904 Jun 13||1991 Dec 17||87||In loving memory of David Osric Kelsey 1904-1991. Faith Kelsey 1908-2004. Abide in Peace Where God would have you be.||To be uploaded |- |[[Willis-6322|KELSEY]]||[[Willis-6322|Faith]]||1908 Aug 29||2004 Oct 20||96||In loving memory of David Osric Kelsey 1904-1991. Faith Kelsey 1908-2004. Abide in Peace Where God would have you be.||To be uploaded |- |[[Kemp-5084|KEMP]]||[[Kemp-5084|Eric Hector]]||1908 Apr 10||1988 Aug 30||xx||To be transcribed||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Kemp-5084 KEMP EH & FA] |- |KEMP||Fayne Alison||1915 Oct 23||2004 Apr 30||xx||To be transcribed||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Kemp-5084 KEMP EH & FA] |- |LAURIE||Henry||x||1941 Jul 03||92||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |[[Majurey-5|MAJUREY]]||[[Majurey-5|James Wilson]]||1902||1965 Nov 11||63||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |[[Maskrey-74|MASKREY]]||[[Maskrey-74|John Stephen]]||1901 Oct 27||1973 Jul 09||71||To be transcribed||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Maskrey-74 MASKREY, JS & H] |- |[[Farrow-1054|MASKREY]]||[[Farrow-1054|Hazel]]||1910 Jul 16||1998 Nov 17||88||To be transcribed||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Maskrey-74 MASKREY, JS & H] |- |[[Thompson-38094|MCALPINE]]||[[Thompson-38094|Dawne Winifred]]||1926||1993 Nov 19||67||To be transcribed||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Thompson-38093 THOMPSON KM&SG & MCALPINE] |- |[[McBeth-247|MCBETH]]||[[McBeth-247|Thomas Lowes]]||1896 Feb 02||1965 Oct 01||69||To be transcribed||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/McBeth-247 MCBETH TL & GM] |- |[[Smith-114489|MCBETH]]||[[Smith-114489|Geogina Melanie]]||1906 Jan 10||1985 Sep 10||79||To be transcribed||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/McBeth-247 MCBETH TL & GM] |- |[[Unknown-398234|MCVEIGH]]||[[Unknown-398234|Joan Ruby]]||1918 Jan 06||1988 Sep 30||70||To be transcribed||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Unknown-398234 MCVEIGH JR & HODGE AM] |- |[[Milbank-18|MILBANK]]||[[Milbank-18|Richard]]||1872||1957 Jul 28||85||To be transcribed||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Milbank-18 MILBANK R&VT] |- |[[Cuthbertson-507|MILBANK]]||[[Cuthbertson-507|Violet Thorburn]]||1896||1967 Oct 25||71||To be transcribed||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Milbank-18 MILBANK R&VT] |- |MULLINS||Emma||x||1942 Aug 23||60||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |MULLINS||Frederick George||x||1967 May 14||87||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |[[Numans-3|NUMANS]]||[[Numans-3|Hermanus Mathias]]||1911||1975 Aug 26||64||To be transcribed||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Numans-3 NUMANS H M] |- |[[Olsen-4991|OLSEN]]||[[Olsen-4991|Ronald]]||1917||1975 Dec 18||58||Olsen. Loving memories of Ronald passed away 18 Dec 1975 aged 58 years||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Olsen-4991 OLSEN R] |- |PARKER||Frederick Richard||x||1943 Apr 25||62||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |PARKINSON||Ellen||x||1912 Dec 11||40||(Note - died at Sydney)||To be uploaded |- |PARKINSON||William||x||1949 Nov 02||82||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |PETERSON||Baby Norman||x||no date||x||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |PETERSON||Gwen||x||no date||x||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |PETERSON||Marius||x||no date||x||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |[[Willis-5735|SHANAGHAN]]||[[Willis-5735|Sarah Mary]]||1849 Sep 21||1934 Jan 15||84||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |SHANNON||Francis||x||1943 GOOD FRIDAY||80||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |SHANNON||Laura Alice||x||1961 Feb 08||81||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |SHARPLIN||Edward Gundry||x||1955 Mar 19||73||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |SHARPLIN||Ivy Rose||x||1947 Oct 05||49||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |SMALLFIELD||Arabella||x||1906 Nov 18||blank||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |SMITH||Jim||x||1942 Jun 30||69||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |SMITH||Laura||x||1953 Feb 13||x||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |[[Sperry-941|SPERRY]]||[[Sperry-941|Edward John]]||1950||1972 Oct 28||22||SPERRY Treasured memories of Ted dearly loved husband of Debbie and loved father of Dianne and Sharon accidentally killed 28 Oct 1972 aged 22 years. "God grant us serenity to accept the things we cannot change, the courage to change the things we can and the wisdom to know the difference."||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Sperry-941 SPERRY EJ] |- |STEELE||John Ernest||x||1945 May 09||x||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |[[Ferrier-553|SWEARS]]||[[Ferrier-553|Frances Mary Woodward]]||1859 Oct||1941 Mar 26||81||Also Frances Mary Swears died 27th March 1941||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Papakura_Cemetery-1 Swears-0163] |- |[[Swears-15|SWEARS]]||[[Swears-15|Willam Arthur]]||1852 Oct||1907 Nov 15||x||Unreadable||To be uploaded |- |[[Thompson-38093|THOMPSON]]||[[Thompson-38093|Stanley George]]||1897||1963 Feb 04||66||To be transcribed||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Thompson-38093 THOMPSON KM&SG & MCALPINE] |- |[[Whitburn-22|THOMPSON]]||[[Whitburn-22|Kathleen Mary]]||1892||1962 Jul 02||70||To be transcribed||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Thompson-38093 THOMPSON KM&SG & MCALPINE] |- |[[Fallwell-29|TREADGOLD]]||[[Fallwell-29|Jane Louisa]]||1867 May 19||1891 Mar 07||23||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |[[Troughton-68|TROUGHTON]]||[[Troughton-68|Margaret]]||1882||1943 Mar 01||61||To be transcribed||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Papakura_Cemetery-10 Troughton M] |- |TROUGHTON||Mary Jane||x||x||x||NB. Council confirm unmarked grave - located beside Margaret Troughton ||To be uploaded |- |TURNER||Charlie||1944||1944 Nov 02||9 mo||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |[[Waite-2179|WAITE]]||[[Waite-2179|John William]]||1920 Jul 21||1993 Jun 06||72||To be transcribed||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Waite-2179 WAITE JW & EV] |- |[[Rau-495|WAITE]]||[[Rau-495|Elsie Violet]]||1919 Sep 08||2008 Jan 30||88||To be transcribed||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Waite-2179 WAITE JW & EV] |- |WALTER||Elizabeth Grace||x||1947 Jun 06||90||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |[[Swears-14|WALTERS]]||[[Swears-14|Noel Mary]]||1882 Dec 18||1965 Jun 21||82||In remembrance of William Harold Walters died 22nd November 1964. And his dearly loved wife Noel Mary Walters died 21st June 1965.||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Papakura_Cemetery Walters-0159] |- |[[Walters-4688|WALTERS]]||[[Walters-4688|William Harold]]||1883 Feb 17||1964 Nov 22||81||In remembrance of William Harold Walters died 22nd November 1964. And his dearly loved wife Noel Mary Walters died 21st June 1965.||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Papakura_Cemetery Walters-0159] |- |[[Walters-4691|WALTERS]]||[[Walters-4691|William]]||1852 Mar 7||1919 Oct 31||67||In loving memory of William Walters Died October 31, 1919 aged 67 years. When the day breaks and the shadows flee away. ||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Papakura_Cemetery Walters-0162] |- |[[Willis-5723|WALTERS]]||[[Willis-5723|Harriett Jane]]||1851||1929 Nov 30||77||In loving memory of Harriett Jane Wife of William Walters Died Nov30 1929||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Papakura_Cemetery Walters-0161] |- |[[Walters-5512|WALTERS]]||[[Walters-5512|Frances Joyce]]||1908 Nov 17||1994 Aug 18||85||To be transcribed||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Walters-5512-1 WALTERS, F & M] |- |[[Walters-5513|WALTERS]]||[[Walters-5513|Marjorie Woodward]]||1908 Nov 17||1997 Oct 31||89||To be transcribed||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Walters-5512-1 WALTERS, F & M] |- |WATT||George||x||1944 Mar 15||68||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |WATT||Maud Catherine||x||1941 Mar 13||67||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |WEBB||Frank Wilfred||x||1941 May 13||36||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |[[Wheeler-12519|WHEELER]]||[[Wheeler-12519|Ernest]]||1871 May 21||1918 Nov 26||47||In Loving Memory of Ernest Wheeler Who Died 26th Nov 1918 Aged 47 Years. Thy Will Be Done||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Papakura_Cemetery-8 Wheeler E_201611] |- |[[Gerrard-546|WILLIS]]||[[Gerrard-546|Amelia]]||1871||1966 Oct 12||95||In Loving Memory of George Frederick Willis who departed this life March 3rd 1949 Aged 88 Years and his beloved wife Amelia who departed this life Oct 12th 1966||To be uploaded |- |[[Menary-19|WILLIS]]||[[Menary-19|Jane]]||1829 Oct 28||1890 Feb 05||62||Also Jane Willis the beloved wife of Robert Willis died Feb 5th 1890 Aged 62 years also their son William P Willis who died Nov 21st 1894 aged 36 years||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Papakura_Cemetery-6 Willis-20170123] |- |[[Willis-5724|WILLIS]]||[[Willis-5724|Robert]]||1819||1886 Jul 02||67||In Memory of Robert Willis died 2nd July 1886 Aged 68 Years - Also of - Seymour His Son. Died 11th March 1887 Aged 19 Years. "A little while and ye shall not see me and again a little while and ye shall see me. Because I go to the Father" John XVI.16||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Papakura_Cemetery-6 Willis-20170123] |- |[[Willis-5738|WILLIS]]||[[Willis-5738|Robert John]]||1856||1936 Mar 17||79||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |[[Willis-5744|WILLIS]]||[[Willis-5744|William Papakura]]||1858||1894 Nov 21||36||Also Jane Willis the beloved wife of Robert Willis died Feb 5th 1890 Aged 62 years also their son William P Willis who died Nov 21st 1894 aged 36 years||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Papakura_Cemetery-6 Willis-20170123] |- |[[Willis-5750|WILLIS]]||[[Willis-5750|Seymour]]||1862 Aug 24||1887 Mar 11||19||In Memory of Robert Willis died 2nd July 1886 Aged 68 Years - Also of - Seymour His Son. Died 11th March 1887 Aged 19 Years. "A little while and ye shall not see me and again a little while and ye shall seee me. Because I go to the Father" John XVI.16||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Papakura_Cemetery-6 Willis-20170123] |- |[[Willis-5751|WILLIS]]||[[Willis-5751|George Frederick]]||1860||1949 Mar 03||88||In Loving Memory of George Frederick Willis who departed this life March 3rd 1949 Aged 88 Years and his beloved wife Amelia who departed this life Oct 12th 1966||To be uploaded |- |[[Willis-5757|WILLIS]]||[[Willis-5757|William Dare]]||1897 Dec 20||1902 Jul 16||4||William Dare Willis born 20 Dec 1897 died 16 Jul 1902. At rest.||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Willis-5757-1 Willis, WD] |- |WILLIS||Desmond||1915||1916 Feb 22||13mo||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |WILLIS||Harriet||x||1950 Mar 16||90||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |WILLIS||Hubert Sydney||x||1919 May 05||31||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |WILLIS||Ray Keith||x||1924 Jul 22||30||To be transcribed||To be uploaded |- |[[Wood-24186|WOOD]]||[[Wood-24186|Cecil Walkden]]||1902 Oct 08||1991 May 15||88||To be transcribed||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Wood-24186 WOOD CW & D] |- |[[Ellis-13419|WOOD]]||[[Ellis-13419|Doris]]||1906||1972 Aug 31||66||To be transcribed||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Wood-24186 WOOD CW & D] |- |[[Davis-50527|WRIGHT]]||[[Davis-50527|Ida Eliza Blanche]]||1896 Jul 08||1977 Feb 18||80||In Loving Memory of Our Dear Mother Ida Eliza Blanche Wright (Blank) who passed away 18th Feb 1977 aged 80 years||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Davis-50527-1 WRIGHT (BLANK) IEB] |} ----
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[[Category: Papatoetoe Cemetery, Puhinui, Auckland]] [[Category: Auckland Cemetery Free-Space Pages]] === About === This free space page for the Papatoetoe Cemetery was created to document the life and times of our ancestors that are interred there. The New Zealand Cemeteries Project is a subproject of the larger [[Project:Global_Cemeteries|Global Cemeteries Project]]. This page is a work in progress, and will remain so until the Table of Interments (below) is completed. The Table of Interments is a sortable listing of persons interred at this cemetery, '''some''' or all of whom are linked to existing WikiTree profiles. Although all grave markers in this cemetery are being photographed, the photos can only be displayed for persons with existing WikiTree profiles. If you know of a person interred at this cemetery that should be linked to an existing WikiTree profile, or needs to have a profile created for them, please contact [[Irwin-2099|Lianne Trevarthen]] for assistance. ===Contact Information, Location and Map=== :361 Puhinui Road :Puhinui :Auckland 2025 :New Zealand [https://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=cr&CRid=2490718 Find-a-Grave - Papatoetoe Cemetery] === Cemetery Background === {{Image|file=Papatoetoe_Cemetery-3.jpg |align=r |size=m |caption=The cemetery map on the sign shows the cross-shaped design. }} '''On the 16th of October 1931, Papatoetoe Town Board opened a public cemetery in farmland to the west of the township. (This is now incorporated in the Manukau Memorial Gardens.)''' The Cemetery roadways were designed in the shape of a cross, and the interment areas are in the areas surrounding the central roads. A twin gateway was erected out of stone, to allow for inwards and outwards processions. The Returned Servicemen area is located to the left of this gateway. The original gateway and entrance is now closed. The construction of a motorway closed off access, and access is now through the Manukau Memorial Gardens, which has added to the available space for burials. See the Free-space profile for Manukau Memorial Gardens for information on the new cemetery, chapel and crematorium. {{Image|file=Papatoetoe_Cemetery-4.jpg |align=l |size=m |caption=Twin gates - Old entrance to the Papatoetoe Cemetery }} {{Image|file=Papatoetoe_Cemetery-5.jpg |align=r |size=m |caption=Gateway to the RSA section of the cemetery. }} ---- ===Tasks Completed=== Photography * In progress * Approximately 1% in progress Data Transcriptions * In progress * 2 transcriptions completed * 2 photographs linked in Table of Interments, below. * 16 profiles in table [[Irwin-2099|Irwin-2099]] 15:55, 10 February 2018 (EST) ===To Do=== Project members are needed to: * Assist with data collection and grave marker transcriptions :Additional photography and GPS data collection is needed, and previously collected data can be sent by email to other members willing to assist with transcriptions. * Link existing profiles or create new profiles for persons listed in the Table of Interments :When complete, everyone listed in the Table of Interments will be linked to their own WikiTree profile, and to a photo of that person's corresponding grave marker. The created profiles can include other genealogical and biographical information as well as a listing of sources for documentation. *Validate links and transcription information :Profile and photo links and transcribed information needs to be cross-checked to ensure accuracy. * Create an audio/video tour of the cemetery :Record a virtual tour of the cemetery that can be viewed as downloadable media on computers, tablets or other device. Such a tour would take the viewer around the cemetery to explore the history of the people buried here. Background information can be supplied. Those with mobile internet access can access online links to more information. ----- ===Table of Interments=== {| class="wikitable sortable" border="1" style="margin: 1em auto 1em auto" style="text-align:left" |+ SORTABLE TABLE !FAMILY NAME!!FORENAMES!!BIRTH DATE!!DEATH DATE!!width="40"|AGE!!width="180"|TRANSCRIPTION!! class="unsortable"| PHOTO LINK |- |[[Barlow-2335|BARLOW]]||[[Barlow-2335|William Albert Horace]]||1895 Feb 8||1956 Dec 23||61||To be transcribed||to be added |- |[[Beasley-1548|BEASLEY]]||[[Beasley-1548|Joseph]]||1860 Dec 8||1943 Aug 26||82||To be transcribed||to be added |- |[[Blagrove-39|BEASLEY]]||[[Blagrove-39|Dorcas Annie]]||1863 Sep 12||1942 Nov 26||79||To be transcribed||to be added |- |[[Bell-16445|BELL]]||[[Bell-16445|Clarence Albert]]||1897 Jun 30||1987 Oct 23||90||To be transcribed||to be added |- |[[Girdwood-76|BROWN]]||[[Girdwood-76|Florence Bertha]]||1890 Jul||1983 Jan 8||92||To be transcribed||to be added |- |[[Locke-1403|LOCKE]]||[[Locke-1403|Robert George]]||1904 May 11||1991 Sep 29||87||To be transcribed||to be added |- |[[Smith-141582|McLIVER]]||[[Smith-141582|Laura Emma Johnson]]||1904 Jul 11||1982 Mar 02||77||To be transcribed||to be added |- |[[Orr-4574|ORR]]||[[Orr-4574|Alexander]]||1870 Aug 25||1956 Nov 29||86||To be transcribed||to be added |- |[[Turner-20284|PEARCE]]||[[Turner-20284|Mary]]||1881||1969 Jan 21||87||To be transcribed||to be added |- |[[Potts-3195|POTTS]]||[[Potts-3195|Leslie Andrew]]||1895 Nov 16||1963 Dec 28||67||To be transcribed||to be added |- |[[Morgan-20441|POTTS]]||[[Morgan-20441|Vera Constance]]||1894 Nov 13||1955 Apr 29||60||To be transcribed||to be added |- |[[Smith-128173|SMITH]]||[[Smith-128173|William Featherston]]||1902 Oct 31||1987 Apr 4||84||To be transcribed||to be added |- |[[Bartley-817|THOMPSON]]||[[Bartley-817|Elsma Noeline]]||1919 Dec 21||2009 Dec 4||89||Noeline Thompson Died 4.12.2009 Aged 89 Yrs||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Papatoetoe_Cemetery-8 RETUR-PLOT-1475] |- |[[Thompson-30795|THOMPSON]]||[[Thompson-30795|Robert]]||1915 Sep 20||2001 Dec 25||86||Robert Thompson, 391397,1939-1945,DVR N.Z. Military Forces Died 25.12.2001 Aged 86 Yrs||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Papatoetoe_Cemetery-8 RETUR-PLOT-1475] |- |[[Olsen-4271|TROUGHTON]]||[[Olsen-4271|Doris Isabella]]||1913||1995 Mar 24||82||To be transcribed||to be added |- |[[Troughton-61|TROUGHTON]]||[[Troughton-61|Maurice David]]||1909 Mar 13||1986 Sep 13||77||To be transcribed||to be added |} ----
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[[Category: Parishes, Finland]] [[Category: Seurakunnat, Suomi]] [[Category: Socknar och församlingar, Finland]] [[Category:Finland Genealogy Resources]] {{Image |file=Finland-2.png |align=r |size=120px |caption=Page maintained by
the [[Project: Finland|Finland Project]] }} [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sweden%E2%80%93Finland Sweden-Finland] was split 1809 after the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Finnish_War Finnish war] and several parishes were divided by [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Finland%E2%80%93Sweden_border the new border] that runs along the rivers Könkämäeno, Muonionjoki and Tornionjoki. People on both sides of the border are largely Finnish speaking and intermarriage over the border is frequent even today. Here we try to give a comprehensive list of those parishes and where to find their respective church books. Many church books will be found in several locations with differing quality of images. Please explore. * [http://digi.narc.fi/digi/view.ka?kuid=1678829 Map of the 1809 border.] This map shows the villages on both sides of the new border. Those villages that are marked on both sides of the border were divided and you would have to look at individual farms to find the nationality of the inhabitants. There has of course been divisions and merges of parishes at other times too and records can be found in surprising places. == Nedertorneå - Alatornio == The southernmost part of the border area includes the cities of Tornio - Torneå on the Finnish side and Haparanda in Sweden. * [https://sok.riksarkivet.se/kyrkoarkiv?Arkivsok=nedertorne%C3%A5&Lan=0&Arkiv=SE%2fHLA%2f1010133&PageSize=100&tab=serie#tab Swedish archives Nedertorneå 1814-1950] * [http://www.sukuhistoria.fi/sshy/index.htm Choose "Kirkonkirjat" and then Alatornio for church books 1617-1880] ** [http://www.sukuhistoria.fi/sshy/sivut/jasenille/paikat.php?plid=7 '''Paywall''' only for members of Finland's Family History Association Alatornio 1617-1900] * [http://digihakemisto.appspot.com/index_am?atun=184266.KA&amnimeke=Alatornion+seurakunnan+arkisto Alatornio 1556-1946] ** [http://digi.narc.fi/digi/dosearch.ka?atun=184266.KA The same as above in Finnish national archives] * [[:Category:Nedertorneå_(BD)|Nedertorneå]] in the Swedish category structure * [[:Category:Alatornio_(Nedertorneå)|Alatornio_(Nedertorneå)]] in the Finnish category structure === Haparanda - Tornio - Torneå === * [https://sok.riksarkivet.se/kyrkoarkiv?Arkivsok=haparanda&Lan=0&lf=Ladda+arkiv&PageSize=100&Arkiv=SE%2fHLA%2f1010064&tab=serie#tab Swedish archives Haparanda 1836-1972] * [http://www.sukuhistoria.fi/sshy/index.htm Choose "Kirkonkirjat" and then Tornio for church books 1665-1884] ** [http://www.sukuhistoria.fi/sshy/sivut/jasenille/paikat.php?plid=558 '''Paywall''' only for members of Finland's Family History Association Tornio 1665-1909] * [http://digihakemisto.appspot.com/index_am?atun=323428.KA&amnimeke=Tornion+seurakunnan+arkisto Tornio 1665-1898] ** [http://digi.narc.fi/digi/dosearch.ka?atun=323428.KA The same as above in Finnish national archives] * [[:Category:Haparanda_(BD)|Haparanda]] in the Swedish category structure * [[:Category: Tornio (Torneå)|Tornio (Torneå)]] in the Finnish category structure == Karl Gustaf - Karunki == * [https://sok.riksarkivet.se/kyrkoarkiv?Arkivsok=karl+gustav&Lan=0&PageSize=100&Arkiv=SE%2fHLA%2f1010101&tab=serie#tab Swedish archives Karl Gustav 1770-1969] * [http://www.sukuhistoria.fi/sshy/index.htm Choose "Kirkonkirjat" and then Karl Gustav for church books 1762-1857] * [http://www.sukuhistoria.fi/sshy/index.htm Choose "Kirkonkirjat" and then Karunki for church books 1820-1883] ** [http://www.sukuhistoria.fi/sshy/sivut/jasenille/paikat.php?plid=176 '''Paywall''' only for members of Finland's Family History Association Karunki 1820-1931] * [http://digihakemisto.appspot.com/index_am?atun=184289.KA&amnimeke=Karungin+seurakunnan+arkisto Karunki 1820-1931] ** [http://digi.narc.fi/digi/dosearch.ka?atun=184289.KA The same as above in Finnish national archives] * [[:Category:Karl_Gustav_(BD)|Karl Gustav]] in the Swedish category structure == Hietaniemi/Övertorneå/Svanstein - Ylitornio/Turtola == Most of the oldest church books will be found under Hietaniemi parish for the entire area. * [https://sok.riksarkivet.se/kyrkoarkiv?Arkivsok=hietaniemi&Lan=0&PageSize=100&Arkiv=SE%2fHLA%2f1010071&tab=serie#tab Swedish archives Hietaniemi 1683-1954] * [http://www.sukuhistoria.fi/sshy/index.htm Choose "Kirkonkirjat" and then Hietaniemi for church books 1683-1864] * [https://sok.riksarkivet.se/kyrkoarkiv?Arkivsok=%C3%B6vertorne%C3%A5&Lan=0&Arkiv=SE%2fHLA%2f1010252&Serie=0&PageSize=100&tab=serie#tab Swedish archives Övertorneå 1612-1949] * [http://www.sukuhistoria.fi/sshy/index.htm Choose "Kirkonkirjat" and then Övertorneå for church books 1612-1886] * [https://sok.riksarkivet.se/kyrkoarkiv?Arkivsok=svanstein&Lan=0&lf=Ladda+arkiv&Arkiv=SE%2fHLA%2f1010195&Serie=0&PageSize=100&tab=serie#tab Swedish archives Svanstein 1920-1958] * [http://www.sukuhistoria.fi/sshy/index.htm Choose "Kirkonkirjat" and then Ylitornio for church books 1808-1884] ** [http://www.sukuhistoria.fi/sshy/sivut/jasenille/paikat.php?plid=648 '''Paywall''' only for members of Finland's Family History Association Ylitornio 1808-1972] * [http://digihakemisto.appspot.com/index_am?atun=184826.KA&amnimeke=Ylitornion+seurakunnan+arkisto Ylitornio 1813-1931] ** [http://digi.narc.fi/digi/dosearch.ka?atun=184826.KA The same as above in Finnish national archives] * [http://www.sukuhistoria.fi/sshy/index.htm Choose "Kirkonkirjat" and then Turtola for church books 1820-1884] ** [http://www.sukuhistoria.fi/sshy/sivut/jasenille/paikat.php?plid=561 '''Paywall''' only for members of Finland's Family History Association Turtola 1820-1909] * [http://digihakemisto.appspot.com/index_am?atun=184814.KA&amnimeke=Turtolan+seurakunnan+arkisto Turtola 1809-1886] ** [http://digi.narc.fi/digi/dosearch.ka?atun=184814.KA The same as above in Finnish national archives] * [[:Category:Hietaniemi_(BD)|Hietaniemi]] in the Swedish category structure * [[:Category:Övertorneå_(BD)|Övertorneå]] in the Swedish category structure * [[:Category:Svanstein_(BD)|Svanstein]] in the Swedish category structure == Pajala/Muonionalusta - Kolari/Muonio == * [https://sok.riksarkivet.se/kyrkoarkiv?Arkivsok=pajala&Lan=0&PageSize=100&Arkiv=SE%2fHLA%2f1010153&tab=serie#tab Swedish archives Pajala 1743-1953] * [http://www.sukuhistoria.fi/sshy/index.htm Choose "Kirkonkirjat" and then Pajala for church books 1728-1838] * [https://sok.riksarkivet.se/kyrkoarkiv?Arkivsok=muonionalusta&Lan=0&Arkiv=SE%2fHLA%2f1010129&Serie=0&PageSize=100&tab=serie#tab Swedish archives Muonionalusta 1893-1969] * [http://www.sukuhistoria.fi/sshy/index.htm Choose "Kirkonkirjat" and then Kolari for church books 1858-1883] ** [http://www.sukuhistoria.fi/sshy/sivut/jasenille/paikat.php?plid=219 '''Paywall''' only for members of Finland's Family History Association Kolari 1856-1903] * [http://digihakemisto.appspot.com/index_am?atun=184419.KA&amnimeke=Kolarin+seurakunnan+arkisto Kolari 1856-1901] ** [http://digi.narc.fi/digi/dosearch.ka?atun=184419.KA The same as above in Finnish national archives] * [http://www.sukuhistoria.fi/sshy/index.htm Choose "Kirkonkirjat" and then Muonio for church books 1797-1885] ** [http://www.sukuhistoria.fi/sshy/sivut/jasenille/paikat.php?plid=340 '''Paywall''' only for members of Finland's Family History Association Muonio 1779-1948] * [http://digihakemisto.appspot.com/index_am?atun=184526.KA&amnimeke=Muonion+seurakunnan+arkisto Muonio1797-1901] ** [http://digi.narc.fi/digi/dosearch.ka?atun=184526.KA The same as above in Finnish national archives] * [[:Category:Pajala_(BD)|Pajala]] in the Swedish category structure * [[:Category:Muonionalusta_(BD)|Muonionalusta]] in the Swedish category structure == Karesuando - Enontekiö == * [https://sok.riksarkivet.se/kyrkoarkiv?Arkivsok=karesuando&Lan=0&PageSize=100&Arkiv=SE%2fHLA%2f1010100&tab=serie#tab Swedish archives Karesuando 1720-1948] * [http://www.sukuhistoria.fi/sshy/index.htm Choose "Kirkonkirjat" and then Enontekiö for church books 1720-1884] ** [http://www.sukuhistoria.fi/sshy/sivut/jasenille/paikat.php?plid=32 '''Paywall''' only for members of Finland's Family History Association Enontekiö 1720-1910] * [http://digihakemisto.appspot.com/index_am?atun=184270.KA&amnimeke=Enonteki%C3%B6n+seurakunnan+arkisto Enontekiö 1720-1914] ** [http://digi.narc.fi/digi/dosearch.ka?atun=184270.KA The same as above in Finnish national archives] * [[:Category:Karesuando_(BD)|Karesuando]] in the Swedish category structure == Maps == * [http://35579.hotellet.bahnhof.net/Socknar/RikindAtlas068.gif Map of parishes in Norrbotten, Sweden 1992] * [http://hiski.genealogia.fi/hiski/8vjvh0?fi+A19 Hiski list of parishes in Lapland, Finland] ** [http://hiski.genealogia.fi/hiski/8vjvh0 Tornio] ** [http://hiski.genealogia.fi/hiski/8vjvh0?fi+0007 Alatornio] ** [http://hiski.genealogia.fi/hiski/8vjvh0?fi+0176 Karunki] ** [http://hiski.genealogia.fi/hiski/8vjvh0?fi+0648 Ylitornio] ** [http://hiski.genealogia.fi/hiski/8vjvh0?fi+0561 Turtola] ** [http://hiski.genealogia.fi/hiski/8vjvh0?fi+0219 Kolari] ** [http://hiski.genealogia.fi/hiski/8vjvh0?fi+0340 Muonio] ** [http://hiski.genealogia.fi/hiski/8vjvh0?fi+0032 Enontekiö]
the [[Project: Finland|Finland Project]] }} [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sweden%E2%80%93Finland Sweden-Finland] was split 1809 after the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Finnish_War Finnish war] and several parishes were divided by [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Finland%E2%80%93Sweden_border the new border] that runs along the rivers Könkämäeno, Muonionjoki and Tornionjoki. People on both sides of the border are largely Finnish speaking and intermarriage over the border is frequent even today. Here we try to give a comprehensive list of those parishes and where to find their respective church books. Many church books will be found in several locations with differing quality of images. Please explore. * [http://digi.narc.fi/digi/view.ka?kuid=1678829 Map of the 1809 border.] This map shows the villages on both sides of the new border. Those villages that are marked on both sides of the border were divided and you would have to look at individual farms to find the nationality of the inhabitants. There has of course been divisions and merges of parishes at other times too and records can be found in surprising places. == Nedertorneå - Alatornio == The southernmost part of the border area includes the cities of Tornio - Torneå on the Finnish side and Haparanda in Sweden. * [https://sok.riksarkivet.se/kyrkoarkiv?Arkivsok=nedertorne%C3%A5&Lan=0&Arkiv=SE%2fHLA%2f1010133&PageSize=100&tab=serie#tab Swedish archives Nedertorneå 1814-1950] * [http://www.sukuhistoria.fi/sshy/index.htm Choose "Kirkonkirjat" and then Alatornio for church books 1617-1880] ** [http://www.sukuhistoria.fi/sshy/sivut/jasenille/paikat.php?plid=7 '''Paywall''' only for members of Finland's Family History Association Alatornio 1617-1900] * [http://digihakemisto.appspot.com/index_am?atun=184266.KA&amnimeke=Alatornion+seurakunnan+arkisto Alatornio 1556-1946] ** [http://digi.narc.fi/digi/dosearch.ka?atun=184266.KA The same as above in Finnish national archives] * [[:Category:Nedertorneå_(BD)|Nedertorneå]] in the Swedish category structure * [[:Category:Alatornio_(Nedertorneå)|Alatornio_(Nedertorneå)]] in the Finnish category structure === Haparanda - Tornio - Torneå === * [https://sok.riksarkivet.se/kyrkoarkiv?Arkivsok=haparanda&Lan=0&lf=Ladda+arkiv&PageSize=100&Arkiv=SE%2fHLA%2f1010064&tab=serie#tab Swedish archives Haparanda 1836-1972] * [http://www.sukuhistoria.fi/sshy/index.htm Choose "Kirkonkirjat" and then Tornio for church books 1665-1884] ** [http://www.sukuhistoria.fi/sshy/sivut/jasenille/paikat.php?plid=558 '''Paywall''' only for members of Finland's Family History Association Tornio 1665-1909] * [http://digihakemisto.appspot.com/index_am?atun=323428.KA&amnimeke=Tornion+seurakunnan+arkisto Tornio 1665-1898] ** [http://digi.narc.fi/digi/dosearch.ka?atun=323428.KA The same as above in Finnish national archives] * [[:Category:Haparanda_(BD)|Haparanda]] in the Swedish category structure * [[:Category: Tornio (Torneå)|Tornio (Torneå)]] in the Finnish category structure == Karl Gustaf - Karunki == * [https://sok.riksarkivet.se/kyrkoarkiv?Arkivsok=karl+gustav&Lan=0&PageSize=100&Arkiv=SE%2fHLA%2f1010101&tab=serie#tab Swedish archives Karl Gustav 1770-1969] * [http://www.sukuhistoria.fi/sshy/index.htm Choose "Kirkonkirjat" and then Karl Gustav for church books 1762-1857] * [http://www.sukuhistoria.fi/sshy/index.htm Choose "Kirkonkirjat" and then Karunki for church books 1820-1883] ** [http://www.sukuhistoria.fi/sshy/sivut/jasenille/paikat.php?plid=176 '''Paywall''' only for members of Finland's Family History Association Karunki 1820-1931] * [http://digihakemisto.appspot.com/index_am?atun=184289.KA&amnimeke=Karungin+seurakunnan+arkisto Karunki 1820-1931] ** [http://digi.narc.fi/digi/dosearch.ka?atun=184289.KA The same as above in Finnish national archives] * [[:Category:Karl_Gustav_(BD)|Karl Gustav]] in the Swedish category structure == Hietaniemi/Övertorneå/Svanstein - Ylitornio/Turtola == Most of the oldest church books will be found under Hietaniemi parish for the entire area. * [https://sok.riksarkivet.se/kyrkoarkiv?Arkivsok=hietaniemi&Lan=0&PageSize=100&Arkiv=SE%2fHLA%2f1010071&tab=serie#tab Swedish archives Hietaniemi 1683-1954] * [http://www.sukuhistoria.fi/sshy/index.htm Choose "Kirkonkirjat" and then Hietaniemi for church books 1683-1864] * [https://sok.riksarkivet.se/kyrkoarkiv?Arkivsok=%C3%B6vertorne%C3%A5&Lan=0&Arkiv=SE%2fHLA%2f1010252&Serie=0&PageSize=100&tab=serie#tab Swedish archives Övertorneå 1612-1949] * [http://www.sukuhistoria.fi/sshy/index.htm Choose "Kirkonkirjat" and then Övertorneå for church books 1612-1886] * [https://sok.riksarkivet.se/kyrkoarkiv?Arkivsok=svanstein&Lan=0&lf=Ladda+arkiv&Arkiv=SE%2fHLA%2f1010195&Serie=0&PageSize=100&tab=serie#tab Swedish archives Svanstein 1920-1958] * [http://www.sukuhistoria.fi/sshy/index.htm Choose "Kirkonkirjat" and then Ylitornio for church books 1808-1884] ** [http://www.sukuhistoria.fi/sshy/sivut/jasenille/paikat.php?plid=648 '''Paywall''' only for members of Finland's Family History Association Ylitornio 1808-1972] * [http://digihakemisto.appspot.com/index_am?atun=184826.KA&amnimeke=Ylitornion+seurakunnan+arkisto Ylitornio 1813-1931] ** [http://digi.narc.fi/digi/dosearch.ka?atun=184826.KA The same as above in Finnish national archives] * [http://www.sukuhistoria.fi/sshy/index.htm Choose "Kirkonkirjat" and then Turtola for church books 1820-1884] ** [http://www.sukuhistoria.fi/sshy/sivut/jasenille/paikat.php?plid=561 '''Paywall''' only for members of Finland's Family History Association Turtola 1820-1909] * [http://digihakemisto.appspot.com/index_am?atun=184814.KA&amnimeke=Turtolan+seurakunnan+arkisto Turtola 1809-1886] ** [http://digi.narc.fi/digi/dosearch.ka?atun=184814.KA The same as above in Finnish national archives] * [[:Category:Hietaniemi_(BD)|Hietaniemi]] in the Swedish category structure * [[:Category:Övertorneå_(BD)|Övertorneå]] in the Swedish category structure * [[:Category:Svanstein_(BD)|Svanstein]] in the Swedish category structure == Pajala/Muonionalusta - Kolari/Muonio == * [https://sok.riksarkivet.se/kyrkoarkiv?Arkivsok=pajala&Lan=0&PageSize=100&Arkiv=SE%2fHLA%2f1010153&tab=serie#tab Swedish archives Pajala 1743-1953] * [http://www.sukuhistoria.fi/sshy/index.htm Choose "Kirkonkirjat" and then Pajala for church books 1728-1838] * [https://sok.riksarkivet.se/kyrkoarkiv?Arkivsok=muonionalusta&Lan=0&Arkiv=SE%2fHLA%2f1010129&Serie=0&PageSize=100&tab=serie#tab Swedish archives Muonionalusta 1893-1969] * [http://www.sukuhistoria.fi/sshy/index.htm Choose "Kirkonkirjat" and then Kolari for church books 1858-1883] ** [http://www.sukuhistoria.fi/sshy/sivut/jasenille/paikat.php?plid=219 '''Paywall''' only for members of Finland's Family History Association Kolari 1856-1903] * [http://digihakemisto.appspot.com/index_am?atun=184419.KA&amnimeke=Kolarin+seurakunnan+arkisto Kolari 1856-1901] ** [http://digi.narc.fi/digi/dosearch.ka?atun=184419.KA The same as above in Finnish national archives] * [http://www.sukuhistoria.fi/sshy/index.htm Choose "Kirkonkirjat" and then Muonio for church books 1797-1885] ** [http://www.sukuhistoria.fi/sshy/sivut/jasenille/paikat.php?plid=340 '''Paywall''' only for members of Finland's Family History Association Muonio 1779-1948] * [http://digihakemisto.appspot.com/index_am?atun=184526.KA&amnimeke=Muonion+seurakunnan+arkisto Muonio1797-1901] ** [http://digi.narc.fi/digi/dosearch.ka?atun=184526.KA The same as above in Finnish national archives] * [[:Category:Pajala_(BD)|Pajala]] in the Swedish category structure * [[:Category:Muonionalusta_(BD)|Muonionalusta]] in the Swedish category structure == Karesuando - Enontekiö == * [https://sok.riksarkivet.se/kyrkoarkiv?Arkivsok=karesuando&Lan=0&PageSize=100&Arkiv=SE%2fHLA%2f1010100&tab=serie#tab Swedish archives Karesuando 1720-1948] * [http://www.sukuhistoria.fi/sshy/index.htm Choose "Kirkonkirjat" and then Enontekiö for church books 1720-1884] ** [http://www.sukuhistoria.fi/sshy/sivut/jasenille/paikat.php?plid=32 '''Paywall''' only for members of Finland's Family History Association Enontekiö 1720-1910] * [http://digihakemisto.appspot.com/index_am?atun=184270.KA&amnimeke=Enonteki%C3%B6n+seurakunnan+arkisto Enontekiö 1720-1914] ** [http://digi.narc.fi/digi/dosearch.ka?atun=184270.KA The same as above in Finnish national archives] * [[:Category:Karesuando_(BD)|Karesuando]] in the Swedish category structure == Maps == * [http://35579.hotellet.bahnhof.net/Socknar/RikindAtlas068.gif Map of parishes in Norrbotten, Sweden 1992] * [http://hiski.genealogia.fi/hiski/8vjvh0?fi+A19 Hiski list of parishes in Lapland, Finland] ** [http://hiski.genealogia.fi/hiski/8vjvh0 Tornio] ** [http://hiski.genealogia.fi/hiski/8vjvh0?fi+0007 Alatornio] ** [http://hiski.genealogia.fi/hiski/8vjvh0?fi+0176 Karunki] ** [http://hiski.genealogia.fi/hiski/8vjvh0?fi+0648 Ylitornio] ** [http://hiski.genealogia.fi/hiski/8vjvh0?fi+0561 Turtola] ** [http://hiski.genealogia.fi/hiski/8vjvh0?fi+0219 Kolari] ** [http://hiski.genealogia.fi/hiski/8vjvh0?fi+0340 Muonio] ** [http://hiski.genealogia.fi/hiski/8vjvh0?fi+0032 Enontekiö]
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[[Category:Parker Name Study]] [[Category:One Name Studies]] [[Category:DNA Projects]] [[Category: Parker, DNA Confirmations]] == Parker Name Study == {| width="80%" align="center" {{!}}{{Image|file=Steve_s_Tools-50.png|align=l|size=200}}
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Parker Name Study
' |} {{One Name Study| name = Parker| category = Parker Name Study}} This is a One Name Study to collect together in one place everything about one surname and the variants of that name. The hope is that other researchers like you will join our study to help make it a valuable reference point for people studying lines that cross or intersect. Please contact the project leader, add categories to your profiles, add your questions to the bulletin board, add details of your name research, etc. The primary goal of this study is to categorize Parker family branches by their Y-DNA family group. == Resources == === Profile Pages === The following profiles are tagged as participants in the Parker One Name Study. * [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Category:Parker_Name_Study Profiles Participating in the Parker Name Study]. To place a profile in this category, use the following text and replace the group number with the correct Y-DNA family group number (omitting leading zeros). See family group number definitions in the section below. :{{One Name Study| name = Parker| category = Family Group N, Parker Name Study}} For example, to place a profile in family group #07, use: :{{One Name Study| name = Parker| category = Family Group 7, Parker Name Study}} If the Y-DNA family group number is not known the use the following text to identify profiles requiring categorization. :{{One Name Study| name = Parker| category = Parker Name Study}} === Confirmed DNA === When a common ancestor is matched by three or more DNA descendants with supporting research then it has been confirmed by triangulation. Research must support that the match is not through other common ancestors. 30 cM or better is desired for each of the matches. 40 cM or better is recommended. Profiles with confirmed matches that meet this criteria can place the following category at the top of the profile. :{{One Name Study| name = Parker| category = DNA Confirmations, Parker Name Study}} * [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Category:Parker%2C_DNA_Confirmations Parker profiles with DNA confirmation.] * [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ceYGv6RNfDE Watch a YouTube video on using Gedmatch DNA triangulation] === Y-DNA Family Groups === Parker Y-DNA is commonly categorized into family group numbers defined by the following Family Tree DNA study page. Y-DNA testing helps confirm or deny paternal connections. This research group is administrated by Gregory Parker and Wayne Parker. * [https://www.familytreedna.com/groups/parker/about/goals Parker Y-DNA Study Goals.] This link provides an overview of the Parker Y-DNA study on Family Tree. * Family group listings for Y-DNA under [https://www.familytreedna.com/public/parker?iframe=ycolorized Family Tree Parker Family Groups.] Visit this link to get a list of other Y-DNA test takers grouped according to their family group number. * [https://discover.familytreedna.com/groups/parker/tree Parker Big Y tester's direct paternal lineages on a time scale.] This is an interesting graph showing Parker ancestors mapped on a timescale. When the page displays, check the Y-DNA family group numbers you want plotted. * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Y-STR_markers Wikipedia Pages for Y-STR Markers.] === Research Forum === A forum question/answer board was established by Michael Parker in 2001 for those interested in communicating about their Parker Heritage. Participation is free but requires an account when creating posts. * See [https://parkerheritage.ning.com/ Parker Heritage] site for discussion of this yDNA group. == Name Origins and Research Services == * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parker_(surname)#:~:text=Parker%20is%20a%20surname%20of,the%2047th%20most%2Dcommon%20surname. Parker Surname on Wikipedia] * [https://www.ancestry.com/name-origin?surname=parker Parker Surname on Ancestry.] * [https://www.familysearch.org/en/surname?surname=PARKER Parker Surname on FamilySearch.] * [https://www.findmypast.co.uk/surname/parker Parker Surname on FindMyPast.] * [https://en.geneanet.org/genealogy/parker/PARKER Parker Surname on Geneanet.] * [https://www.geni.com/surnames/parker Parker Surname on Geni.] * [https://www.your-family-history.com/surname/p/parker/ Parker Statistics.] ==How to Join== To join the Parker Name Study, first start out by browsing our current [[#Research_Pages|research pages]] to see if there is a specific study ongoing that fits your interests. If so, feel free to add your name to the Membership list below, post an introduction comment on the specific team page, and then dive right in! If a [[#Research_Pages|research page]] does not yet exist for your particular area of interest, please contact the '''Name Study Coordinator: [[Shannon-1438|Sandra Shannon]]''' for assistance. {{Member|ONS|name=Parker}} Once you are ready to go, you can also show your project affiliation with the ONS Member Sticker: {{Member|ONS|name=Parker}} {{Clear}} == Research Pages == Membership is not required to participate in this project. The goal is to categorize family branches by their Y-DNA family groups. If you have a branch where the Y-DNA family group is known then add a Parker sticker with the correct family group category to the oldest known member of the branch. Be certain not to speculate. Incorrect identification can cause poison research that spreads through the community, causing long lasting damage. A high degree of confidence is required before tagging a profile with its specific family group. Suggested tasks: * Apply family group stickers to your Parker branch. * Identify profiles within [https://www.familytreedna.com/public/parker?iframe=ycolorized Family Tree Parker Family Groups.] and apply the correct sticker. * Identify the correct family group for each of the [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Category:Parker_Name_Study uncategorized] profiles in the Parker study. ==Membership== This is a list of participants in this research project. * [[Shannon-1438|Sandra Shannon]] * [[Hintz-549|Tom Hintz]] * ==Related Surnames and Surname Variants== Add or suggest a surname variant for inclusion in the project. * Parker * *
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[[Category:Disambiguation Studies]] [[Category: Currituck County, North Carolina]] [[Category: Accomack County, Virginia]] == Parkers of Currituck Co., North Carolina == Sources: * [https://books.google.com/books%3Fid=j9YUAAAAYAAJ The North Carolina Historical and Genealogical Register, Volume 1], p 362-3 * [http://www.ncgenweb.us/currituck/tax/1718tith2.html Currituck Co. NC Tax Records 1718 Tithables] * [http://www.ncgenweb.us/currituck/tax/1719tith.html Currituck Co NC Tax Records 1719 Tithables] * [http://www.ncgenweb.us/currituck/deeds/db04.html Currituck County, North Carolina Deed Book 4 (1781-1784)] * [http://www.ncgenweb.us/currituck/willsandestates.html Currituck County Wills and Estates] (US GenWeb) * [http://www.ncgenweb.us/currituck/history/currituckhistory.html History of Currituck, NC] Related G2G conversations: * [http://www.wikitree.com/g2g/180811/english-source-refers-parker-england-massachusetts-source 1644 English source refers to James Parker in New England. Is there a Massachusetts source to match?] * [http://www.wikitree.com/g2g/181398/ongoing-collaboration-yielding-possible-connections-initial Ongoing collaboration yielding possible connections way beyond its initial scope] == Parkers by Chronology (in records) == Oct. 30, 1713 – reference to a deed/grant of 1 May 1668 given to Albemarle Co, which granted Azrikam Parker of Corratuck a tract of land containing 530 acres of land lying in Corratuck at the mouth of a creek as runs westward of Jarvis' Island ; surveyed by John PELL and him sold to the aforesaid Azrikam PARKER as by the said sale upon record doth and may appear being due for the transportation of one person for every 50 acres as appears upon record under this patent; /s/ N. CHEVIN; Witnesses: Thomas POLLOCK, Esq., Thos. BOYD, T. CRIGHT?; Registered Mar. 12, 1782(Currituck Co) Deed Book 4; pg. 11 In 1718-19, the following Parkers lived in Currituck Co., NC: * Thomas Parker * Azricom Parker * Wm. Parker * Petter (Peter) Parker (he of 1722, below?) * James Parker (1719 titables only) Peter Parker (Currituck) will 2 May 1722; prob 10 Jul 1722; m. Hannah _____; brother of William * Peter [see will of 1750 below] * William * Wicker * Sarah m. Gregory. (A Samuel Gregory left a [http://www.ncgenweb.us/currituck/wills/gregorysamuel1769.html will in 1769]; it names a wife Sarah) * Mary Jane [unm 1722] * Joanah [unm 1722] Azricom Parker (Currituck), dated 18 Feb 1738; proved 3 Oct 1738; wife Thomazon * James (he of 1769 will below?) * Thomas (he of 1753 will below?) * [[Parker-17651|Thomazon]] m. ______ Stevens. Is this [http://www.ncgenweb.us/currituck/wills/stevensthomazen1748.html her will]? Note that Thomas Parker is one of the executors. * Sarah m. ______ Portwood; * an Azricom Parker is named in his will, but not identified as a son Peter Parker (Currituck), will 24 Apr 1750; m. Jemima “all to raise my small children”. (Note there's a 1786/1792 will for Jemima [http://www.ncgenweb.us/currituck/wills/parkerjemima1786.html here] * “small” children, plural, not named in will Thomas Parker (Currituck), will 16 Mar 1753; court March Court 1755; m. Rebecca ____. No Parker children named. Might he be son of Azricam (will of 1738?) James Parker (Currituck), will proved 23 July 1769 [http://www.ncgenweb.us/currituck/wills/parkerjames1769.html here]. If it's his, his wife (not named) is living; the children named in it include: * Azrekam Parker * Sarah m. _____ Gamewell * James Parker * Rachel m. _____ Brown * Money (female) Parker (or was this a misread of "Mary"?) * Lydia m. _____ Midgett * Thomas Parker * Mary Parker In 1781 (Currituck Co.), there was reference to Azrekam Parker, dec’d, who had bequested land to his daughter Elizabeth (m. to Richard Barrott by 1781). She is named co-heir suggesting additional children or Azrekam. The record also mentions heir Samuel Salyear Jr. == Family Units Suggested by the Above Records == # [[Parker-17633|James Parker]] (1604-1652) m. abt 1632 [[Maverick-115|Mary Maverick]]. Children: ## [[Parker-17645|Azrikam Parker Sr]] (abt 1634-aft 1668), probably born in Dorchester, MA; shortly thereafter removed to Barbados with mother and siblings to join father on plantation there. Became a mariner. Had land or property in Dorchester, MA that he granted to Simon Lynde in 1662. Was master and part owner of the “Kindred” which he sold part of to Simon Lynd (of Boston) in 1662 (along with 20 acres of his Barbados plantation – which he no doubt inherited from his father James) in order to pay for repairs to the ship. He is likely the Azrikam Parker who transported some number of individuals to Virginia for which he received 530 acres of land in Curriticuk Co., North Carolina, which he probably transferred to his son Azrikam Jr. It’s probably the son who is paying taxes there in the second decade of the 1700s. He was probably married by 1660; wife’s name not known. At least one child, Azrikam; 2-5 are only possibilities—they’re all taxable/tithable adults in Corrituck by 1718/19: ### Azrikam Parker Jr. (abt 1660-by 1738). Either he or another Azrikam Parker (possibly a generation later, say 1680) m. by 1710-1715 Thomazon _______ . This marriage date is the latest Azrikam could have started having children old enough to be adults at the time of his 1738 will. Children named in 1738 will: #### James Parker (received from his father's will a 160-acre plantation as well as 160 adjoining acres on the south side). A 1769 will, if his, includes these children: ##### Azrekam Parker ##### Sarah m. _____ Gamewell ##### James Parker ##### Rachel m. _____ Brown ##### Money or Mary Parker ##### Lydia m. _____ Midgett ##### Thomas Parker #### [[Parker-17651|Thomezon Parker]] m. by 1738 _____ Stevans or Stevens. Good chance this is her [http://www.ncgenweb.us/currituck/wills/stevensthomazen1748.html will]. Note that Thomas Parker is one of the executors. If so, she was likely married first to Michael O'Neal who d. in 1723; children: ##### Micahel O'Neal (suggesting a previous marriage?) (One Michael O'Neal died in 1723, leaving a [http://www.ncgenweb.us/currituck/wills/onealmichall1723.html will], which names a wife Thomasen, and a son Micahel. This suggests a father's name for THIS Micahel.) There's a [http://www.ncgenweb.us/currituck/wills/oneelmichel1797.html 1797 will] for "Michel O'Neel" which might be this son. He had MANY children. ##### Thomasen m. ______ Taylor ##### John Stevens ##### Mary Stevens ##### "my other children" #### Thomas Parker; might be the testator of 16 Mar 1752; proved March 1755; wife Rebecca; no children named. (Or this could be the older Thomas Parker below) #### Sera m. _________ Portwood; she received from her father's will only one shilling and "nomor". Note on the 1748 will of Thomezan Stevens is one Gilbird Portwood... #### Also named in this 1738 will is another Azrekam Parker, who received clothing; but the relationship to the testator is unknown. In 1781, there was reference to an Azrekam Parker, dec’d who had bequested land to his daughter Elizabeth (m. by then to Richard Barrott). Since Azrekam d. 1738 had no daughter named Elizabeth, this Azrekam was another—possibly the one named in the 1738 will? The 1781 document calls Elizabeth a co-heir, suggesting the possibility of additional children of this later Azrekam. ### ? Thomas Parker; probably too old to be the testator of 1753/5 ### ? William Parker ### ? Peter Parker; tithable/taxable in Currituck, NC by 1718; probably the testator of 2 May 1722 (prob. 10 July) m. Hannah _____, with children named in will: #### Peter Parker; might be the testator of 24 Apr 1750 leaving estate to wife Jemima to raise “my small children”. See Jemima's will [http://www.ncgenweb.us/currituck/wills/parkerjemima1786.html here]. ##### Ann [named in Jemima's will] ##### Child ##### Possibly more #### William #### Wicker #### Sarah m. _____ Gregory #### Mary Jane [unm in 1722] #### Joanah [unm in 1722] ### James Parker; tithable/taxable in Currituck NC by 1718 ## William ## Wicker ## Sarah m. Gregory ## Mary Jane [unm 1722] ## Joanah [unm 1722] ---- # Peter Parker, d. by Jul 1722; m. Hannah ______. Children in will: ## Peter [see will of 1750 below] will 24 Apr 1750; m. Jemima “all to raise my small children”. See [http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=laycock-glaze&id=I18116 this WC GEDCOM]. ### “small” children, plural, not named in will == Parkers in US Census: Currituck, NC == === 1790 US Census === # James Parker: Free White Persons - Males - Under 16: 1; Free White Persons - Males - 16 and over: 1; Free White Persons - Females: 2 # James Parker, Jr.: Free White Persons - Males - 16 and over: 1; Free White Persons - Females: 3 # Peter Parker: Free White Persons - Males - Under 16: 3; Free White Persons - Males - 16 and over: 1; Free White Persons - Females: 3 # Thomas Parker Senior: Free White Persons - Males - 16 and over: 2; Free White Persons - Females: 2 == Sources ==
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}} :The emigrant ship ''Simon Taylor'' sailed from London on April 30, '''1842.''' She was under the command of Thomas Brown and arrived off Fremantle in the Swan River Colony 111 days later on August 20, '''1842.''' ::There were 242 passengers in all - 5 traveled in the cabins and the rest in steerage. Of those, 219 were assisted migrants and '''18''' were [[wikipedia:HM_Prison_Parkhurst#Early_history|'''Parkhurst boys.''' ''W®'']] [https://perthdps.com/shipping/simon-t.htm Perth DPS ] :The 18 Parkhurst lads were convicted children from the Isle of Wight and by '''1852''' a further 316 had been sent to the ''Swan River'' and apprenticed to local settlers. Other boys were sent to Tasmania, New Zealand, Victoria and even Norfolk Island. ::[http://www.brandis.com.au/genealogy/gendata/voyage.html '''Voyage''' aboard the ''Simon Taylor'' 1842 - via the pages of Jenny Brandis ]
The boys were to be regarded as ordinary emigrants but were subject to the guardian appointed for the voyage. The guardian was [[Caporn-40|Samuel Caporn.]] {{Image|file= Flags_of_Australia-5.jpg |align=r |size= 85 |label= The colony of Western Australia }} :::[https://perthdps.com/convicts/park.html Parkhurst Boys '''1842-1862'''] == The Boys == :''Number'' | Name | '''Age''' | Family/'''S'''ingle | '''Occupation''' | ''Quarantine'' | '''Comments''' :''313'' | BOLTON Henry '''14''' S | Tailor '' 43 days'' | Parkhurst Boy :''316'' | DIXON Charles 16 S | Tailor 61 days Parkhurst Boy :''306'' | DOUGHTY George 16 S | Shoemaker 30 days Parkhurst Boy :[https://membership.wags.org.au/images/stories/documents/members/parkhurst/307.jpg ''307''] | HARWOOD Joshua '''16''' S | Tailor ''32 days'' Parkhurst Boy; Could be HAREWOOD ??? | . . . . . [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article37997935 ''(trove)'' ] ::Joshua Josiah HARWOOD, son of David and Mary (nee LARBY) of Sussex, (ENG), b. 27 Jan '''1826''' (ENG), bp. 12 Feb 1826 (Ebenezer Old Street Road, Bible Christian Church, Shouditch, London) [IGI], d. 28 May '''1897''' (W.A), m. 1846 (Adelaide, S.A.), Jeanette TUCKNOTT, b. 1829, d. 30 June 1890 aged 61 years. [https://perthdps.com/shipping/simon-t.htm#HARWOOD-1 "HARWOOD" Passenger Biographies DPS] :''309'' | HASLER Benjamin 14 S | Tailor ''38 days'' Parkhurst Boy. Alternative surnames were HALLER, HAYTOR & HAZLER ??? :''xxx'' | HOGAN Samuel 15 S | Tailor 8 days Parkhurst Boy :''317'' | LANE John Edward 16 S | Tailor 27 days Parkhurst Boy :''301'' | [[Mortimer-1654|'''Mortimer''']] James '''18''' S | Tailor 53 days Parkhurst Boy. JAMES (18) on Ship List & JOHN (17) on Quarantine List. :''303'' | MURPHY Jeremiah '''15''' S | Tailor 31 days | Parkhurst Boy :''311'' | MURRELL John 17 S | Tailor 9 days Parkhurst Boy :''314'' | NEALE Samuel 15 S | Tailor 61 days Parkhurst Boy. SAMUEL on Quarantine List & JAMES on ship List. :''302'' | NORTON John 16 S | Shoemaker ''31 days'' Parkhurst Boy :''305'' | [[Strickland-7843|'''Strickland''']] Robert '''14''' S | Tailor ''22 days'' | Parkhurst Boy ::Robert '''Strickland,''' b. cir '''1828''' (ENG), d. '''1872''' (Ballarat, VIC.), m. Sarah DEEHEE (DEANE) and had 4 daughters. [https://perthdps.com/shipping/simon-t.htm#STRICKLAND-1 "Strickland" Passenger Biographies DPS]
Robert was a Parkhurst Boy who was apprenticed as a baker. On completion of his apprenticeship he left Western Australia and met his wife in South Australia. He became a baker at Smythes Creek on the Victorian goldfields and died in Ballarat Hospital in '''1872.''' :''308'' | TAYLOR Samuel 17 S | Tailor ''44 days'' Parkhurst Boy :''310'' | [[Towton-3|'''Towton''']] Henry '''17''' S | Tailor ''38 days'' Parkhurst Boy [http://www.oakside.myzen.co.uk/bftext/parkhurstboysweb.htm Parkhurst Boys from DEVONSHIRE] Henry Towton, and others. :''315'' | [[Tyne-63|'''Tyne''']] John '''14''' S | Tailor ''61 days'' Parkhurst Boy :''312'' | WILSON Henry 17 S | Tailor ''38 days'' Parkhurst Boy :- :''Number'' '''*''' ['''*'''] The number is from '''Andrew Gill's''' book: ''Convict Assignment in WA 1842-1851.'' p.224 | . . . . . [ ''(trove)'' ] : article | == Sources ==
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}} :The emigrant ship ''Simon Taylor'' sailed from London on April 30, '''1842.''' She was under the command of Thomas Brown and arrived off Fremantle in the Swan River Colony 111 days later on August 20, '''1842.''' ::There were 242 passengers in all - 5 traveled in the cabins and the rest in steerage. Of those, 219 were assisted migrants and '''18''' were [[wikipedia:HM_Prison_Parkhurst#Early_history|'''Parkhurst boys.''' ''W®'']] [https://perthdps.com/shipping/simon-t.htm Perth DPS ] :The 18 Parkhurst lads were convicted children from the Isle of Wight and by '''1852''' a further 316 had been sent to the ''Swan River'' and apprenticed to local settlers. Other boys were sent to Tasmania, New Zealand, Victoria and even Norfolk Island. ::[http://www.brandis.com.au/genealogy/gendata/voyage.html '''Voyage''' aboard the ''Simon Taylor'' 1842 - via the pages of Jenny Brandis ]
The boys were to be regarded as ordinary emigrants but were subject to the guardian appointed for the voyage. The guardian was [[Caporn-40|Samuel Caporn.]] {{Image|file= Flags_of_Australia-5.jpg |align=r |size= 85 |label= The colony of Western Australia }} :::[https://perthdps.com/convicts/park.html Parkhurst Boys '''1842-1862'''] == The Boys == :''Number'' | Name | '''Age''' | Family/'''S'''ingle | '''Occupation''' | ''Quarantine'' | '''Comments''' :''313'' | BOLTON Henry '''14''' S | Tailor '' 43 days'' | Parkhurst Boy :''316'' | DIXON Charles 16 S | Tailor 61 days Parkhurst Boy :''306'' | DOUGHTY George 16 S | Shoemaker 30 days Parkhurst Boy :[https://membership.wags.org.au/images/stories/documents/members/parkhurst/307.jpg ''307''] | HARWOOD Joshua '''16''' S | Tailor ''32 days'' Parkhurst Boy; Could be HAREWOOD ??? | . . . . . [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article37997935 ''(trove)'' ] ::Joshua Josiah HARWOOD, son of David and Mary (nee LARBY) of Sussex, (ENG), b. 27 Jan '''1826''' (ENG), bp. 12 Feb 1826 (Ebenezer Old Street Road, Bible Christian Church, Shouditch, London) [IGI], d. 28 May '''1897''' (W.A), m. 1846 (Adelaide, S.A.), Jeanette TUCKNOTT, b. 1829, d. 30 June 1890 aged 61 years. [https://perthdps.com/shipping/simon-t.htm#HARWOOD-1 "HARWOOD" Passenger Biographies DPS] :''309'' | HASLER Benjamin 14 S | Tailor ''38 days'' Parkhurst Boy. Alternative surnames were HALLER, HAYTOR & HAZLER ??? :''xxx'' | HOGAN Samuel 15 S | Tailor 8 days Parkhurst Boy :''317'' | LANE John Edward 16 S | Tailor 27 days Parkhurst Boy :''301'' | [[Mortimer-1654|'''Mortimer''']] James '''18''' S | Tailor 53 days Parkhurst Boy. JAMES (18) on Ship List & JOHN (17) on Quarantine List. :''303'' | MURPHY Jeremiah '''15''' S | Tailor 31 days | Parkhurst Boy :''311'' | MURRELL John 17 S | Tailor 9 days Parkhurst Boy :''314'' | NEALE Samuel 15 S | Tailor 61 days Parkhurst Boy. SAMUEL on Quarantine List & JAMES on ship List. :''302'' | NORTON John 16 S | Shoemaker ''31 days'' Parkhurst Boy :''305'' | [[Strickland-7843|'''Strickland''']] Robert '''14''' S | Tailor ''22 days'' | Parkhurst Boy ::Robert '''Strickland,''' b. cir '''1828''' (ENG), d. '''1872''' (Ballarat, VIC.), m. Sarah DEEHEE (DEANE) and had 4 daughters. [https://perthdps.com/shipping/simon-t.htm#STRICKLAND-1 "Strickland" Passenger Biographies DPS]
Robert was a Parkhurst Boy who was apprenticed as a baker. On completion of his apprenticeship he left Western Australia and met his wife in South Australia. He became a baker at Smythes Creek on the Victorian goldfields and died in Ballarat Hospital in '''1872.''' :''308'' | TAYLOR Samuel 17 S | Tailor ''44 days'' Parkhurst Boy :''310'' | [[Towton-3|'''Towton''']] Henry '''17''' S | Tailor ''38 days'' Parkhurst Boy [http://www.oakside.myzen.co.uk/bftext/parkhurstboysweb.htm Parkhurst Boys from DEVONSHIRE] Henry Towton, and others. :''315'' | [[Tyne-63|'''Tyne''']] John '''14''' S | Tailor ''61 days'' Parkhurst Boy :''312'' | WILSON Henry 17 S | Tailor ''38 days'' Parkhurst Boy :- :''Number'' '''*''' ['''*'''] The number is from '''Andrew Gill's''' book: ''Convict Assignment in WA 1842-1851.'' p.224 | . . . . . [ ''(trove)'' ] : article | == Sources ==
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}} == People – LifeTree == :[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HM_Prison_Parkhurst#Early_history '''Parkhurst boys. ''' ''W®'' ] [https://perthdps.com/shipping/mig-wa.htm Perth DPS ''Passenger Ships'' arriving in Fremantle] ::The ''Parkhurst lads'' were convicted children from the Isle of Wight and by '''1852,''' 334 had been sent to the ''Swan River'' and apprenticed to local settlers. Other boys were sent to Tasmania, New Zealand, Victoria and even Norfolk Island. :::[https://perthdps.com/convicts/park.html Parkhurst Boys '''1842-1862'''] == The Boys == :''Number'' | Name | '''Age''' | Offence | '''Occupation''' | Quarantine | '''Comments''' :''701'' | Thomas Richard 14 | Larceny and a previous conviction 7 years :''702'' | Triggs Charles 13 | Stealing a shawl 7 years :''703'' | Laws Charles 11 | Larceny 7 years :''704'' | Chasfelt -- | See Sedgeley, John :704 | Sedgley John | See Sedgeley, John :''704'' | Sedgeley John 15 | Stealing a silver watch 7 years :[https://membership.wags.org.au/images/stories/documents/members/parkhurst/705.jpg ''705''] | [[Law-4484|Samuel''' Law''']] '''16''' | Sealing a bag and £6 in money ''10 years'' :''706'' | Catley George :''707'' | Shaw Nathaniel : :[https://perthdps.com/convicts/park11.html ''Number'' | '''Name'''] | Term '''Age''' | ''Trial Place'' | Day Mth Year | '''Offence ''' | '' Comments'' :[https://membership.wags.org.au/members-data/public-data/parkhurst-boys ''725'' |] [[Byrne-4556|Edmund '''Byrne''' ]] 7y '''8''' | Middlesex 12 02 1845 | Simple larceny | aka [BYRNES] ::Parkhurst Boys [https://perthdps.com/convicts/park11.html Parkhurst Boys] :'''Surname''' | Christian Name(s) | Term | '''Age''' | ''Trial Place'' | Day Mth Year | '''Offence ''' | '' Comments'' :[https://perthdps.com/convicts/park11.html ''Number'' | '''Name'''] | Term '''Age''' | ''Trial Place'' | Day Mth Year | '''Offence ''' | '' Comments'' :Bailey William 10y 15 | Devizes 09 08 1845 Stealing .... .... .... :Baker John 7y 13 | Taunton 31 03 1845 Stealing bread .... .... :Bird Thomas 7y 14 | Birmingham 03 01 1845 Stealing boots .... .... :Blake Henry 15y 15 | New Sarum 08 04 1845 Stealing .... .... .... :Bradley James 7y 13 | Middlesex 17 12 1844 Simple larceny .... .... :Bradley John 7y 14 | Salford 21 10 1844 Larceny aka [BARDSLEY; BRADSLEY] :Bradmore John 7y 14 | Middlesex 12 02 1845 Simple larceny aka [George] :[https://perthdps.com/convicts/park11.html ''Number'' | '''Name'''] | Term '''Age''' | ''Trial Place'' | Day Mth Year | '''Offence ''' | '' Comments'' :[https://membership.wags.org.au/members-data/public-data/parkhurst-boys ''725'' |] [[Byrne-4556|Edmund '''Byrne''' ]] 7y '''8''' | Middlesex 12 02 1845 | Simple larceny | aka [BYRNES] :Cheesely Emmanuel 10y 14 | Devizes 09 08 1845 Housebreaking Error in Parkhurst Prison Register; Listed as sent to VIC :Cox John 10y 17 | Middlesex 04 10 1845 Stealing a purse aka [CAMPBELL] :Fowler Joseph 7y 13 | Durham 12 12 1844 Stealing a spoon .... .... .... :Gale William 7y 13 | Central Criminal Court 18 08 1845 Larceny Error in Parkhurst Prison Register; Listed as sent to VIC :Godfrey John William 7y 16 | Central Criminal Court 18 08 1845 Larceny Error in Parkhurst Prison Register; Listed as sent to VIC :Harrop James 7y 14 | Sheffield 27 02 1845 Stealing watches .... .... .... :Hart John 7y 16 | Middlesex 11 02 1845 Simple larceny .... .... .... .... :Hasler Samuel 10y 15 | Central Criminal Court 16 06 1845 Housebreaking .... .... :Heary Michael 7y 11 | Central Criminal Court 07 04 1845 Larceny aka [HEANEY] :Hendon James 10y 13 | Salisbury 05 03 1845 Housebreaking Escaped WA in an American whaleboat :Hussey Frank 10y 14 | Liverpool 16 12 1844 Stealing clothes .... .... .... :James Robert 7y 14 | Shrewsbury 06 12 1844 Stealing .... .... .... :Johnston William 7y 12 | Middlesex 12 02 1845 Simple larceny aka [Thomas MAY]; Escaped WA in an American whaleboat :Jones William 10y 13 | Middlesex 18 11 1844 Stealing .... .... .... :Kerr John 7y 11 | Edinburgh 09 12 1844 Theft aka [James] :Kilby Samuel 7y 16 | Hertford 19 05 1845 Stealing peas .... .... .... :[https://perthdps.com/convicts/park11.html ''Number'' | '''Name'''] | Term '''Age''' | ''Trial Place'' | Day Mth Year | '''Offence ''' | '' Comments'' :[https://membership.wags.org.au/images/stories/documents/members/parkhurst/705.jpg ''705'' |] [[Law-4484|Samuel''' Law''']] 10y '''16''' | Stafford 06 03 1845 | Stealing a bag .... :Laws Charles 7y 11 | Central Criminal Court 04 03 1844 Larceny .... .... .... :Leech James 7y 14 | Birmingham 23 05 1845 Stealing money aka [LEACH] :Locksmith Thomas 14y 15 | Birmingham 17 10 1845 Stealing .... .... .... :Low Joseph 7y 10-15 | Manchester 27 02 1845 Felony .... .... .... :Matthews George 7y 15 | Middlesex 22 04 1845 Larceny .... .... .... :Miney Jerry 10y 11 | Central Criminal Court 16 12 1844 Laceny .... .... .... :Moore Isiah 7y 14 | Stafford 11 03 1845 Stealing money & bag .... .... .... :Packer John 7y 16 | Central Criminal Court 16 06 1845 Larceny .... .... .... :Payne Thomas 10y 15 | Central Criminal Court 03 03 1845 Larceny .... .... .... :Perkins Samuel 7y 14 | Middlesex 07 01 1845 Simple larceny .... .... .... :Poole James 7y 14 | Taunton 31 03 1845 Stealing cheese .... .... .... .... :Quinn Richard 7y 15 | Bolton 17 04 1845 Felony Left Colony :Rudge Alfred 7y 13 | Bristol 09 04 1845 Stealing waistcoats .... .... .... .... :Scott John 7y 12 | Edinburgh 25 11 1844 Theft .... .... .... .... .... :Scott Robert 7y 14 | Edinburgh 22 07 1845 Theft .... .... .... .... .... :Sedgeley John 7y 15 | Stafford 03 06 1844 Stealing a watch aka [CHADFELDT; CHADFELT] :Shaw Nathaniel 7y 10 | Nether Knutsford 27 05 1844 Stealing books .... .... :Smith William 7y 17 | Central Criminal Court 16 06 1845 Larceny .... .... .... :Staunton Thomas 7y 17 | Worcester 27 02 1845 Housebreaking .... .... :Thomas Richard 7y 14 | Central Criminal Court 18 09 1843 Larceny Expiree then left in American whaler :Triggs Charles 7y 13 | Chichester 28 12 1843 Stealing a shawl .... .... .... :Turner Charles 7y 11 | Stafford 02 07 1844 Stealing boots Left colony :Ward Charles 7y 13 | Central Criminal Court 03 03 1845 Larceny Absconded :Ward John 7y 13 | Northallerton 31 12 1844 Stealing boots .... .... .... :Whittaker Charles 7y 11 | Birmingham 03 01 1845 Stealing ham aka [John MANN] :- :''Number'' '''*''' ['''*'''] The number is from '''Andrew Gill's''' book: [https://www.chartandmapshop.com.au/products/convict-assignment-in-western-australia-1842-1851-by-andrew-gill-2016 ''Convict Assignment in WA 1842-1851.''] p.224 | == Sources ==
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}} == People – LifeTree == :[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HM_Prison_Parkhurst#Early_history '''Parkhurst boys. ''' ''W®'' ] [https://perthdps.com/shipping/mig-wa.htm Perth DPS ''Passenger Ships'' arriving in Fremantle] ::The ''Parkhurst lads'' were convicted children from the Isle of Wight and by '''1852,''' 334 had been sent to the ''Swan River'' and apprenticed to local settlers. Other boys were sent to Tasmania, New Zealand, Victoria and even Norfolk Island. :::[https://perthdps.com/convicts/park.html Parkhurst Boys '''1842-1862'''] == The Boys == :''Number'' | Name | '''Age''' | Offence | '''Occupation''' | Quarantine | '''Comments''' :''701'' | Thomas Richard 14 | Larceny and a previous conviction 7 years :''702'' | Triggs Charles 13 | Stealing a shawl 7 years :''703'' | Laws Charles 11 | Larceny 7 years :''704'' | Chasfelt -- | See Sedgeley, John :704 | Sedgley John | See Sedgeley, John :''704'' | Sedgeley John 15 | Stealing a silver watch 7 years :[https://membership.wags.org.au/images/stories/documents/members/parkhurst/705.jpg ''705''] | [[Law-4484|Samuel''' Law''']] '''16''' | Sealing a bag and £6 in money ''10 years'' :''706'' | Catley George :''707'' | Shaw Nathaniel : :[https://perthdps.com/convicts/park11.html ''Number'' | '''Name'''] | Term '''Age''' | ''Trial Place'' | Day Mth Year | '''Offence ''' | '' Comments'' :[https://membership.wags.org.au/members-data/public-data/parkhurst-boys ''725'' |] [[Byrne-4556|Edmund '''Byrne''' ]] 7y '''8''' | Middlesex 12 02 1845 | Simple larceny | aka [BYRNES] ::Parkhurst Boys [https://perthdps.com/convicts/park11.html Parkhurst Boys] :'''Surname''' | Christian Name(s) | Term | '''Age''' | ''Trial Place'' | Day Mth Year | '''Offence ''' | '' Comments'' :[https://perthdps.com/convicts/park11.html ''Number'' | '''Name'''] | Term '''Age''' | ''Trial Place'' | Day Mth Year | '''Offence ''' | '' Comments'' :Bailey William 10y 15 | Devizes 09 08 1845 Stealing .... .... .... :Baker John 7y 13 | Taunton 31 03 1845 Stealing bread .... .... :Bird Thomas 7y 14 | Birmingham 03 01 1845 Stealing boots .... .... :Blake Henry 15y 15 | New Sarum 08 04 1845 Stealing .... .... .... :Bradley James 7y 13 | Middlesex 17 12 1844 Simple larceny .... .... :Bradley John 7y 14 | Salford 21 10 1844 Larceny aka [BARDSLEY; BRADSLEY] :Bradmore John 7y 14 | Middlesex 12 02 1845 Simple larceny aka [George] :[https://perthdps.com/convicts/park11.html ''Number'' | '''Name'''] | Term '''Age''' | ''Trial Place'' | Day Mth Year | '''Offence ''' | '' Comments'' :[https://membership.wags.org.au/members-data/public-data/parkhurst-boys ''725'' |] [[Byrne-4556|Edmund '''Byrne''' ]] 7y '''8''' | Middlesex 12 02 1845 | Simple larceny | aka [BYRNES] :Cheesely Emmanuel 10y 14 | Devizes 09 08 1845 Housebreaking Error in Parkhurst Prison Register; Listed as sent to VIC :Cox John 10y 17 | Middlesex 04 10 1845 Stealing a purse aka [CAMPBELL] :Fowler Joseph 7y 13 | Durham 12 12 1844 Stealing a spoon .... .... .... :Gale William 7y 13 | Central Criminal Court 18 08 1845 Larceny Error in Parkhurst Prison Register; Listed as sent to VIC :Godfrey John William 7y 16 | Central Criminal Court 18 08 1845 Larceny Error in Parkhurst Prison Register; Listed as sent to VIC :Harrop James 7y 14 | Sheffield 27 02 1845 Stealing watches .... .... .... :Hart John 7y 16 | Middlesex 11 02 1845 Simple larceny .... .... .... .... :Hasler Samuel 10y 15 | Central Criminal Court 16 06 1845 Housebreaking .... .... :Heary Michael 7y 11 | Central Criminal Court 07 04 1845 Larceny aka [HEANEY] :Hendon James 10y 13 | Salisbury 05 03 1845 Housebreaking Escaped WA in an American whaleboat :Hussey Frank 10y 14 | Liverpool 16 12 1844 Stealing clothes .... .... .... :James Robert 7y 14 | Shrewsbury 06 12 1844 Stealing .... .... .... :Johnston William 7y 12 | Middlesex 12 02 1845 Simple larceny aka [Thomas MAY]; Escaped WA in an American whaleboat :Jones William 10y 13 | Middlesex 18 11 1844 Stealing .... .... .... :Kerr John 7y 11 | Edinburgh 09 12 1844 Theft aka [James] :Kilby Samuel 7y 16 | Hertford 19 05 1845 Stealing peas .... .... .... :[https://perthdps.com/convicts/park11.html ''Number'' | '''Name'''] | Term '''Age''' | ''Trial Place'' | Day Mth Year | '''Offence ''' | '' Comments'' :[https://membership.wags.org.au/images/stories/documents/members/parkhurst/705.jpg ''705'' |] [[Law-4484|Samuel''' Law''']] 10y '''16''' | Stafford 06 03 1845 | Stealing a bag .... :Laws Charles 7y 11 | Central Criminal Court 04 03 1844 Larceny .... .... .... :Leech James 7y 14 | Birmingham 23 05 1845 Stealing money aka [LEACH] :Locksmith Thomas 14y 15 | Birmingham 17 10 1845 Stealing .... .... .... :Low Joseph 7y 10-15 | Manchester 27 02 1845 Felony .... .... .... :Matthews George 7y 15 | Middlesex 22 04 1845 Larceny .... .... .... :Miney Jerry 10y 11 | Central Criminal Court 16 12 1844 Laceny .... .... .... :Moore Isiah 7y 14 | Stafford 11 03 1845 Stealing money & bag .... .... .... :Packer John 7y 16 | Central Criminal Court 16 06 1845 Larceny .... .... .... :Payne Thomas 10y 15 | Central Criminal Court 03 03 1845 Larceny .... .... .... :Perkins Samuel 7y 14 | Middlesex 07 01 1845 Simple larceny .... .... .... :Poole James 7y 14 | Taunton 31 03 1845 Stealing cheese .... .... .... .... :Quinn Richard 7y 15 | Bolton 17 04 1845 Felony Left Colony :Rudge Alfred 7y 13 | Bristol 09 04 1845 Stealing waistcoats .... .... .... .... :Scott John 7y 12 | Edinburgh 25 11 1844 Theft .... .... .... .... .... :Scott Robert 7y 14 | Edinburgh 22 07 1845 Theft .... .... .... .... .... :Sedgeley John 7y 15 | Stafford 03 06 1844 Stealing a watch aka [CHADFELDT; 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[[Category: Western Australia, Pioneers]] [[Category: Parkhurst Prison, Isle of Wight]] [[Category:Mary, Arrived 25 Oct 1849]] [[Category:Western Australia, Shipping Free Space Pages]] {{Image|file= Convicts-15.jpg |align=r |size= 110 |label= Ship Arrival off Fremantle |caption= [[:Category: Mary, Arrived 25 Oct 1849|''Mary,'' 1849]] }} == People – LifeTree == :ARRIVED.— On the 25th, the barque ''Mary,'' ''Shipping Intelligence.'' ('''1849,''' October 31). [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article65739818 ''Inquirer'' (Perth, WA : 1840 - 1855), ''p. 2.'' Retrieved June 23, 2020]
'''Thomas Hedger,''' master, from London. Passengers—
Cabin, Mr and Mrs '''Simpson''' and 2 children ;
steerage— [[Dixon-16291|Mr G. Dixon]] and wife, Mr Thomas Dixon and child, Mrs Dixon -
53 ''Parkhurst boys'' and 21 ''female emigrants.''
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}} :[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HM_Prison_Parkhurst#Early_history '''Parkhurst boys. ''' ''W®'' ] [https://perthdps.com/shipping/mig-wa.htm Perth DPS ''Passenger Ships'' arriving in Fremantle] ::The ''Parkhurst lads'' were convicted children from the Isle of Wight and by '''1852,''' 334 had been sent to the ''Swan River'' and apprenticed to local settlers. Other boys were sent to Tasmania, New Zealand, Victoria and even Norfolk Island. :::[https://perthdps.com/convicts/park.html Parkhurst Boys '''1842-1862'''] :The boys were listed in Paul Buddee's book, ''Fate of the Artful Dodger'' and in Andrew Gill's later work, ''Forced Labour for the West''. Additional information was given in ''AJCP Reel 448 CO 18/58 letter #70'' – 'Report by [[Wittenoom-5|Wittenoom,]] Guardian of Juveniles'.
The '''53''' 'apprentices' who were transported on the ''Mary'' are transcribed below. == The Boys == :''Number'' | Name | '''Age''' | Family/Single | '''Occupation''' | Quarantine | '''Comments''' :''938'' | Milne [[Durward-50|'''Durward''']] | - - | farm servant - 1849 - 1851 :''Number'' | '''Surname''' Christian Name(s) | Term '''Age''' | Trial Place Day Mth Year | '''Offence''' | Comments :Allcock John 7y 15 Nether Knutsford 22 02 1847 Stealing a watch .... .... :Blackhurst Frederick 7y 16 Nether Knutsford 07 01 1846 Stealing comfortables aka [BATHURST] :Byrne John 10y 18 Middlesex 12 01 1847 Stealing .... .... .... :Cain Richard 7y 16 Leicester 17 05 1847 Stealing handkerchiefs .... .... :Campbell William 7y 15 Perth SCT 01 05 1847 Theft .... .... .... :Carr John 7y 17 Doncaster 26 10 1846 Stealing jackets .... .... .... :Challoner William 7y 17 Middlesex 23 03 1847 Stealing shoes .... .... :Dearle John 7y 16 Cambridge 29 06 1846 Stealing books aka [BOWTELL-DEARLE] :Derricott Richard 7y 15 Stafford 11 03 1847 Larceny .... .... .... :xxx | [[Dixon-16717|John '''Dixon''']] | 10y '''16''' | Middlesex .. .. 18. | '''Stealing''' handkerchiefs :Douglas John | 10y 17 Edinburgh | 22 Feb 1847 | '''Housebreaking''' aka [DOUGLASS; WOOD] :''938'' | [[Durward-50|Milne '''Durvold''']] Milne | 7y '''14''' | Aberdeen 20 Apr 1847 | '''Theft''' | ''aka'' [DURWOOD; '''Durward'''] :Dyke Joseph 7y 14 Exeter 05 01 1847 Horse Stealing .... .... .... :Falcolner William 7y 13 Aberdeen 20 04 1847 Theft .... .... .... :Follin Bryan 7y 14 Middlesex 29 04 1847 Stealing towels .... .... .... :Frankleton William 7y 14 Pontefract 05 04 1847 Stealing brushes .... .... :Gardner George 7y 16 Newington 05 01 1847 Stealing lead Absconded :Gibb George 7y 16 Aberdeen 21 04 1847 Theft .... .... .... :Godfrey Thomas 7y 16 Central Criminal Court 10 05 1847 Larceny .... :Goodman William 7y 14 Aberdeen 21 04 1847 Theft aka [GODSMAN] :Gorman Alfred 7y 16 Stafford 19 10 1846 Stealing handkerchiefs .... .... :Gray John 7y 15 Perth SCT 29 04 1847 Theft .... .... .... .... :Grimme John 7y 16 Central Criminal Court 01 03 1847 Larceny .... .... :Hamblett Thomas 7y 16 Knutsford 17 05 1847 Stealing rope aka [HAMLETT] :Hazel William 7y 15 Edinburgh 04 03 1847 Housebreaking .... .... :Holloway John William 10y 12 Middlesex 23 03 1847 Stealing .... .... :Hudson William 7y 16 Warwick 23 03 1847 Burglary aka [HODSON] :Lamb Thomas 10y 16 Middlesex 30 09 1846 Stealing .... .... .... :Lane William 7y 16 Central Criminal Court 16 05 1847 Larceny Trial date could have been May 10, 1847 :Larkin Edwin 7y 17 Middlesex 20 04 1847 Stealing a sovereign .... .... :Lennett Robert 7y 14 Swaffham 13 01 1847 Ass stealing aka [LINNETT]; escaped in an American whale boat :Leslie Robert 7y 16 Aberdeen 21 04 1847 Housebreaking .... .... :Lewer Robert 10y 16 Central Criminal Court .. .. 18.. Firing a stack .... .... :Manchin Lawrence 7y 14 Aberdeen 20 04 1847 Theft aka [MANCHLIN; MACHLIN] :McGregor Henry 7y 16 Middlesex 23 02 1847 Stealing sugar .... .... :Medcalf John 15y 16 Lincoln 06 03 1847 Stabbing .... .... .... :Mulligan James 7y 18 Perth SCT 28 04 1847 Housebreaking aka [MOLGAN] :Murray John 7y 16 Aberdeen 20 04 1847 Theft .... .... .... :O'Neil James 7y 17 Ayr 04 05 1847 Theft .... .... .... .... :Potts Matthew 7y 15 Nether Knutsford 17 05 1847 Stealing a watch .... :Ragg Henry 10y 14 Stirling 08 04 1847 Housebreaking .... .... :Reynolds Thomas ... 16 Liverpool 20 10 1845 Stealing 60 copper nails .... :Ricketts Henry 7y 17 Middlesex 13 10 1846 Stealing 4 shillings aka [FLYNN] :Roan John Carter 7y 17 Plymouth 04 07 1846 Shopbreaking .... .... :Saunders William 7y 15 Stirling 08 04 1847 Housebreaking aka [SANDERS] :Smith Thomas 7y 16 Central Criminal Court 10 05 1847 Larceny .... .... :Smith William 7y 14 Leicester 19 10 1846 Stealing satin .... .... .... :Walker John 7y 16 Aberdeen 21 04 1847 Theft .... .... .... :Weale Allen 7y 17 Central Criminal Court 10 05 1847 Stealing .... .... :Williams James 7y 16 Kingston-on-Thames 29 03 1847 Stealing a basket .... :Willis Edward 7y 16 Nether Knutsford 17 05 1847 Stealing bread .... .... :Wilson Benjamin 7y 15 Central Criminal Court 05 04 1847 Larceny .... .... :Wilson Thomas 7y 13 Aberdeen 21 04 1847 Theft :- :''Number'' '''*''' ['''*'''] The number is from '''Andrew Gill's''' book: ''Convict Assignment in WA 1842-1851.'' p.224-226 | == Sources ==
'''Thomas Hedger,''' master, from London. Passengers—
Cabin, Mr and Mrs '''Simpson''' and 2 children ;
steerage— [[Dixon-16291|Mr G. Dixon]] and wife, Mr Thomas Dixon and child, Mrs Dixon -
53 ''Parkhurst boys'' and 21 ''female emigrants.''
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}} :[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HM_Prison_Parkhurst#Early_history '''Parkhurst boys. ''' ''W®'' ] [https://perthdps.com/shipping/mig-wa.htm Perth DPS ''Passenger Ships'' arriving in Fremantle] ::The ''Parkhurst lads'' were convicted children from the Isle of Wight and by '''1852,''' 334 had been sent to the ''Swan River'' and apprenticed to local settlers. Other boys were sent to Tasmania, New Zealand, Victoria and even Norfolk Island. :::[https://perthdps.com/convicts/park.html Parkhurst Boys '''1842-1862'''] :The boys were listed in Paul Buddee's book, ''Fate of the Artful Dodger'' and in Andrew Gill's later work, ''Forced Labour for the West''. Additional information was given in ''AJCP Reel 448 CO 18/58 letter #70'' – 'Report by [[Wittenoom-5|Wittenoom,]] Guardian of Juveniles'.
The '''53''' 'apprentices' who were transported on the ''Mary'' are transcribed below. == The Boys == :''Number'' | Name | '''Age''' | Family/Single | '''Occupation''' | Quarantine | '''Comments''' :''938'' | Milne [[Durward-50|'''Durward''']] | - - | farm servant - 1849 - 1851 :''Number'' | '''Surname''' Christian Name(s) | Term '''Age''' | Trial Place Day Mth Year | '''Offence''' | Comments :Allcock John 7y 15 Nether Knutsford 22 02 1847 Stealing a watch .... .... :Blackhurst Frederick 7y 16 Nether Knutsford 07 01 1846 Stealing comfortables aka [BATHURST] :Byrne John 10y 18 Middlesex 12 01 1847 Stealing .... .... .... :Cain Richard 7y 16 Leicester 17 05 1847 Stealing handkerchiefs .... .... :Campbell William 7y 15 Perth SCT 01 05 1847 Theft .... .... .... :Carr John 7y 17 Doncaster 26 10 1846 Stealing jackets .... .... .... :Challoner William 7y 17 Middlesex 23 03 1847 Stealing shoes .... .... :Dearle John 7y 16 Cambridge 29 06 1846 Stealing books aka [BOWTELL-DEARLE] :Derricott Richard 7y 15 Stafford 11 03 1847 Larceny .... .... .... :xxx | [[Dixon-16717|John '''Dixon''']] | 10y '''16''' | Middlesex .. .. 18. | '''Stealing''' handkerchiefs :Douglas John | 10y 17 Edinburgh | 22 Feb 1847 | '''Housebreaking''' aka [DOUGLASS; WOOD] :''938'' | [[Durward-50|Milne '''Durvold''']] Milne | 7y '''14''' | Aberdeen 20 Apr 1847 | '''Theft''' | ''aka'' [DURWOOD; '''Durward'''] :Dyke Joseph 7y 14 Exeter 05 01 1847 Horse Stealing .... .... .... :Falcolner William 7y 13 Aberdeen 20 04 1847 Theft .... .... .... :Follin Bryan 7y 14 Middlesex 29 04 1847 Stealing towels .... .... .... :Frankleton William 7y 14 Pontefract 05 04 1847 Stealing brushes .... .... :Gardner George 7y 16 Newington 05 01 1847 Stealing lead Absconded :Gibb George 7y 16 Aberdeen 21 04 1847 Theft .... .... .... :Godfrey Thomas 7y 16 Central Criminal Court 10 05 1847 Larceny .... :Goodman William 7y 14 Aberdeen 21 04 1847 Theft aka [GODSMAN] :Gorman Alfred 7y 16 Stafford 19 10 1846 Stealing handkerchiefs .... .... :Gray John 7y 15 Perth SCT 29 04 1847 Theft .... .... .... .... :Grimme John 7y 16 Central Criminal Court 01 03 1847 Larceny .... .... :Hamblett Thomas 7y 16 Knutsford 17 05 1847 Stealing rope aka [HAMLETT] :Hazel William 7y 15 Edinburgh 04 03 1847 Housebreaking .... .... :Holloway John William 10y 12 Middlesex 23 03 1847 Stealing .... .... :Hudson William 7y 16 Warwick 23 03 1847 Burglary aka [HODSON] :Lamb Thomas 10y 16 Middlesex 30 09 1846 Stealing .... .... .... :Lane William 7y 16 Central Criminal Court 16 05 1847 Larceny Trial date could have been May 10, 1847 :Larkin Edwin 7y 17 Middlesex 20 04 1847 Stealing a sovereign .... .... :Lennett Robert 7y 14 Swaffham 13 01 1847 Ass stealing aka [LINNETT]; escaped in an American whale boat :Leslie Robert 7y 16 Aberdeen 21 04 1847 Housebreaking .... .... :Lewer Robert 10y 16 Central Criminal Court .. .. 18.. Firing a stack .... .... :Manchin Lawrence 7y 14 Aberdeen 20 04 1847 Theft aka [MANCHLIN; MACHLIN] :McGregor Henry 7y 16 Middlesex 23 02 1847 Stealing sugar .... .... :Medcalf John 15y 16 Lincoln 06 03 1847 Stabbing .... .... .... :Mulligan James 7y 18 Perth SCT 28 04 1847 Housebreaking aka [MOLGAN] :Murray John 7y 16 Aberdeen 20 04 1847 Theft .... .... .... :O'Neil James 7y 17 Ayr 04 05 1847 Theft .... .... .... .... :Potts Matthew 7y 15 Nether Knutsford 17 05 1847 Stealing a watch .... :Ragg Henry 10y 14 Stirling 08 04 1847 Housebreaking .... .... :Reynolds Thomas ... 16 Liverpool 20 10 1845 Stealing 60 copper nails .... :Ricketts Henry 7y 17 Middlesex 13 10 1846 Stealing 4 shillings aka [FLYNN] :Roan John Carter 7y 17 Plymouth 04 07 1846 Shopbreaking .... .... :Saunders William 7y 15 Stirling 08 04 1847 Housebreaking aka [SANDERS] :Smith Thomas 7y 16 Central Criminal Court 10 05 1847 Larceny .... .... :Smith William 7y 14 Leicester 19 10 1846 Stealing satin .... .... .... :Walker John 7y 16 Aberdeen 21 04 1847 Theft .... .... .... :Weale Allen 7y 17 Central Criminal Court 10 05 1847 Stealing .... .... :Williams James 7y 16 Kingston-on-Thames 29 03 1847 Stealing a basket .... :Willis Edward 7y 16 Nether Knutsford 17 05 1847 Stealing bread .... .... :Wilson Benjamin 7y 15 Central Criminal Court 05 04 1847 Larceny .... .... :Wilson Thomas 7y 13 Aberdeen 21 04 1847 Theft :- :''Number'' '''*''' ['''*'''] The number is from '''Andrew Gill's''' book: ''Convict Assignment in WA 1842-1851.'' p.224-226 | == Sources ==
Parkwood Cemetery, Baltimore, Maryland
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For the Cemetery Category, see [[:Category:Parkwood Cemetery and Mausoleum, Baltimore, Maryland]]. Address: 3310 Taylor Ave
Baltimore, Maryland, USA
Find a Grave: [https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/81354 Parkwood Cemetery] ===History of Parkwood=== Balitimore city passed an ordinance in 1919, authorizing Parkwood Cemetery Company to operate on Taylor Avenue between Harford and Belair roads. "New Cemetery is Proposed," ''The Sun'' (Baltimore, Maryland) 18 Nov 1919: p.22, col. 2. Digital archives. ''newspapers.com'' Accessed 10 Jan 2019. [https://www.newspapers.com/clip/27113817/parkwood_cemetery_proposed/ news clipping]. In 1920, the cemetery was offering 4, 6, 8, and 12-grave lots "on convenient terms." It also offered a lawn plan and perpetual care. The office was located at Harford Blvd. Cemetery advertisement. ''The Evening Sun'' (Baltimore, Maryland) 17 Jul 1920: p.9, col. 5. Digital archives. ''newspapers.com'' Accessed 10 Jan 2019. [https://www.newspapers.com/clip/27114030/opening_prices_for_parkwood/ clipping]. ===Sources===
Baltimore, Maryland, USA
Find a Grave: [https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/81354 Parkwood Cemetery] ===History of Parkwood=== Balitimore city passed an ordinance in 1919, authorizing Parkwood Cemetery Company to operate on Taylor Avenue between Harford and Belair roads. "New Cemetery is Proposed," ''The Sun'' (Baltimore, Maryland) 18 Nov 1919: p.22, col. 2. Digital archives. ''newspapers.com'' Accessed 10 Jan 2019. [https://www.newspapers.com/clip/27113817/parkwood_cemetery_proposed/ news clipping]. In 1920, the cemetery was offering 4, 6, 8, and 12-grave lots "on convenient terms." It also offered a lawn plan and perpetual care. The office was located at Harford Blvd. Cemetery advertisement. ''The Evening Sun'' (Baltimore, Maryland) 17 Jul 1920: p.9, col. 5. Digital archives. ''newspapers.com'' Accessed 10 Jan 2019. [https://www.newspapers.com/clip/27114030/opening_prices_for_parkwood/ clipping]. ===Sources===
Parry Name Study
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[[Category:Parry Name Study]] [[Category:One Name Studies]] [[Category:DNA Projects]] This is a One Name Study to collect together in one place everything about the surname Parry and its variants. The hope is that other researchers like you will join our study to help make it a valuable reference point for people studying lines that cross or intersect. Please contact the project leader, add categories to your profiles, add your questions to the bulletin board, add details of your name research, etc. There is a DNA project associated with the surname. This uses FamilyTree DNA and welcomes all direct male line PARRY descendants to test, preferably to at least Y-DNA37. The DNA project runs in conjunction with the Parry one-name study, since the combination of the results from genetic genealogy with those of traditional family history research should prove more effective than either method alone. Those with PARRY ancestry, but without a direct PARRY male line to test, may gain insight into their family connections by using the FamilyFinder test and are also welcome to join. Some background reading on DNA and tests may be [[Project:DNA|found here.]] Another useful source of information is the [http://isogg.org/wiki/Wiki_Welcome_Page ISOGG Wiki] Links Details about the PARRY DNA project may be found at https://www.familytreedna.com/groups/parry/about/background Information about the Parry One-Name Study can be [http://one-name.org/name_profile/parry/ found here.]
Parsee, Immigrant Voyage to Queensland 1853
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[[Category:Parsee, Arrived 10 Jan 1853]] [[Category:Queensland, Shipping Free Space Pages]] === The Immigrant Ship Parsee sailed from Plymouth on September 30 1852 - arriving Moreton Bay on January 17 1853 === ''DIRECT IMMIGRATION.'' We are glad to announce that official information has already been received of the intended despatch of another emigrant ship, to follow the America. The Colonial Land and Emigration Commissioners had chartered the Parsee to sail from Plymouth for Moreton Bay, with emigrants, on or about the 29th September last. '''DIRECT IMMIGRATION.''' from The Moreton Bay Courier (Brisbane, Qld. : 1846 - 1861) of Saturday 11 December 1852, Page 2. at: [https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/3711369? on TROVE] ''SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE'' Jan. 10. Parsee, ship, 1170 tons, E. E. Thomas, from Plymouth, 30th September. Passengers, Dr. Hugh Bell, Surgeon Superintendent, Mrs. Bell and servant, and 493 immigrants. (and on the same page) ''IMPORTS.'' Parsee ; 4 pkgs merchandize, 2 cases, 2 bales, Hope and Ramsay ; 15 kgs, 170 csks bottled beer, 213 tons coal, Order; 1 cse, Bigge. (and on the same page) The Parsee has made an excellent voyage of 102 days from Plymouth to Moreton Bay, leaving England more than a month after the America, and coming to anchor in the Bay a little before her. The Parsee crossed the equator on the 2nd November, and came round Van Diemen's Land on the 22nd ult, being the 84th day from England but was detained on this coast by northerly winds. Sighted land at Sugar Loaf Point on the 1st instant. She brings 493 immigrants, of whom 105 couples are married, 18 males and 106 females adults are single, 144 are boys and girls between one and fourteen, and 15 are infants under one year. There were six births and seven deaths on the passage, only one adult being among the latter. There were some severe cases of diarrhrea, chiefly in the tropics, but no infec-tions or contagious disease is on board, and the people all appear in good health and spirits. Their decent and orderly demeanour reflect great credit upon their management. The Parsee is a splendid vessel, newly built for the New York trade, having only made one voyage to that port. The loftiness and extent of the space between decks afforded ample ventilation, and great regard to cleanliness appears to have been observed. We regret to learn that some of the seamen of this ship have behaved very badly. The second officer was placed in irons about three weeks ago, for threatening the Captain's life and eight of the seamen absconded from the ship, on Tuesday last in a boat belonging to the America, which had come alongside for a supply of fresh water. They landed near the mouth of the Brisbane river and there left the boat, which has since been recovered. from '''SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.''' in The Moreton Bay Courier (Brisbane, Qld. : 1846 - 1861) of Saturday 15 January 1853, Page 2. at: [https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/3710226? on TROVE] WE, the undersigned, from the ship Parsee, having been safely landed at Moreton Bay, desire to return our sincere and united thanks for the unbounded kindness which we all received from our highly respected and much beloved Captain, Edwin Evans Thomas. We are quite satisfied that no ship ever left the port of London with so kind, humane, and sympathising a Captain and his generous and noble conduct towards us during the whole of the voyage, which was accomplished in 100 days, and his kind and good wishes for our future welfare, will never be forgotten. The ship Parsee is a splendid vessel, offering us every accommodation—Provisions good and abundant—she was well ventilated, and in fact she was fitted out in the best possible manner and there being no sickness on board was a sufficient proof that she was carefully and judicially looked after. We were all happy and quite contented, and we particularly wish to make this acknowledgment public, in order to give our dear and absent friends notice, that if they ever intend coming out to this country their chief object should be to get on board the ship Parsee, and sail with her noble captain, Edwin Evans Thomas. On behalf of all the emigrants (una voce.) Signed by WILLIAM MILNER, (son of the late Rev. Dr. Milner,) and Schoolmaster on board the ship Parsee. from '''SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.''' in The Moreton Bay Courier (Brisbane, Qld. : 1846 - 1861) of Saturday 29 January 1853, Page 2. at: [https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/3709102? on TROVE] === PASSENGER LIST === * '''NRS5316/4_4790/Parsee_11 Jan 1853/''' from the Assisted Immigrants (digital) Shipping Lists on the New South Wales State Archives and Records website at: http://indexes.records.nsw.gov.au/ebook/list.aspx?series=NRS5316&item=4_4790&ship=Parsee * Queensland Government, Assisted Immigration 1848-1912: Last name:Butler; Given names: John (James); Age: 36; Ship: Parsee; Date: 1853/01/17; Year: 1853; Page: 46; Item ID: ITM18474; Digital Image ID: DR39147; Digital Image ID Source: https://www.archivessearch.qld.gov.au/api/download_file/DR39147 ; Microfilm 1: Z1957; Microfilm 2: M1696; Series ID: S13086.
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'''TRANSCRIPTIONS OF ACADIAN PARISH RECORDS WITH PREPARED CITATIONS : baptisms, marriages, burials, and other acts such as conversions.''' If you do not know the date of a specific event, indexes of names with baptism, marriage and burial dates for Acadian parishes in southeastern New Brunswick are available online at the [https://www.umoncton.ca/umcm-ceaac/node/37 Université de Moncton website]. Note: the page numbers in those indexes do not correspond to the pages in the transcriptions below, only to the original records available at the Centre d’études acadiennes, at Généalogie Québec (Drouin Collection) or Ancestry. These indexes can be used as a reliable secondary source if the record cannot be found. Prepared citations are available [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Régistres_de_paroisses_Acadiennes here.] ---- This page is a work in progress. If you have ideas or something to contribute please use the comments section. Thank You! ---- ==Acadie== (includes many Acadian settlements in present-day New Brunswick and Nova Scotia)
[http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c1449/89?r=0&s=1 1768-1773 Registre de l’abbé Charles-François Bailly (Caraquet) > Images 89 to 129], [http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c1449/177?r=0&s=3 Image 177]
[http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c1449/129?r=0&s=1 1786-1799 > Images 129 to 177] [https://www.ancestry.ca/imageviewer/collections/1110/images/d13p_31040421_1?treeid=&personid=&hintid=&usePUB=true&_phsrc=Rnj11&_phstart=successSource&usePUBJs=true&_ga=2.140213683.1675401221.1580391464-1957110028.1579270597&pId=535712 Original Bailly register in Ancestry]
[http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c3019/1423?r=0&s=1 Marriages 1801-1870 > Images 1423 to 1445]
[http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c3019/1446?r=0&s=3 Burials 1800-1870 > Images 1446 to 1461]
[http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c3016/5?r=0&s=1 Baptisms 1801-1870 > Images 5 to 49]
[http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c3016/50?r=0&s=1 Marriages 1801-1868 > Images 50 to 59]
[http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c3016/60?r=0&s=1 Burials 1801-1830, 1854 > Images 60 to 66]
[http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c3016/68?r=0&s=1 Baptisms 1812-1870 > Images 68 to 285]
'''1812/1819'''=69 to 80 '''1820/1829'''=80 to 107 '''1830/1839'''=107 to 157 '''1840/1849'''=157 to 201 '''1850/1859'''=201 to 230 '''1860/1870'''=230 to 285
[http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c3016/286?r=0&s=1 Marriages 1820-1870 > Images 286 to 406]
'''1820/1829'''=287 to 295 '''1830/1839'''=295 to 329 '''1840/1849'''=330 to 362 '''1850/1859'''=363 to 385 '''1860/1870'''=385 to 406
[http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c3016/407?r=0&s=1 Burials 1812-1870 > Images 407 to 458]
'''1812/1819'''=408 to 411 '''1820/1829'''=411 to 415 '''1830/1839'''=415 to 424 '''1840/1849'''=424 to 432 '''1850/1859'''=432 to 437 '''1860/1870'''=437 to 458
'''1800/1808'''=494 to 501 '''1810/1819'''=501 to 518 '''1820/1828'''=518 to 534 '''1834/1839'''=534 to 547 '''1840/1849'''=547 to 593 '''1850/1859'''=593 to 658 '''1860/1870'''=659 to 766
[http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c3016/767?r=undefined&s=undefined Marriages 1800-1870 > Images 767 to 840]
'''1800/1809'''=768 to 771 '''1816/1819'''=772 to 773 '''1823/1826'''=774 to 775 '''1836/1839'''=776 '''1840/1849'''=776 to 788 '''1850/1859'''=788 to 812 '''1860/1870'''=812 to 840
[http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c3016/841?r=undefined&s=undefined Burials 1800-1870 > Images 841 to 893]
'''1800/1808'''=842 to 843 '''1810/1819'''=843 to 846 '''1820/1826'''=847 to 851 '''1836/1839'''=852 to 854 '''1840/1849'''=854 to 860 '''1850/1859'''=860 to 867 '''1860/1870'''=867 to 893
'''1813/1819'''=346 to 356 '''1820/1829'''=356 to 374 '''1830/1839'''=374 to 393 '''1840/1849'''=393 to 433 '''1850/1859'''=433 to 448 '''1860/1869'''=448 to 477 '''1870/1879'''=477 to 535 '''1880/1889'''=535 to 608 '''1890/1899'''=608 to 683
[http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c3020/684?r=0&s=1 Marriages 1818-1899> Images 684 to 1050]
'''1818/1818'''=685 to 686 '''1820/1829'''=686 to 693 '''1830/1839'''=693 to 699 '''1842/1849'''=699 to 716 '''1850/1854'''=716 to 730 '''1860/1869'''=731 to 780 '''1870/1879'''=780 to 876 '''1880/1889'''=876 to 972 '''1890/1899'''=973 to 1045
[http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c3020/1051?r=0&s=1 Burials 1813-1899 > Images 1051 to 1222]
(Many burials are missing between these dates.) '''1813/1874'''=1052 to 1079 (The complete list of burials starts on 28 Apr 1874.) '''1874/1879'''=1079 to 1105 '''1880/1889'''=1105 to 1161 '''1890/1899'''=1161 to 1222
[http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c3016/916?r=0&s=1 Baptisms 1800-1870 > Images 916 to 1123]
'''1800/1809'''=960 to 965 '''1811/1819'''=965 to 976 '''1820/1829'''=976 to 996 '''1830/1839'''=996 to 1009 '''1840/1849'''=1009 to 1031 '''1850/1859'''=1031 to 1064 '''1860/1870'''=1064 to 1123
[http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c3016/1124?r=undefined&s=undefined Marriages 1800-1870 > Images 1124 to 1169]
'''1800/1809'''=1125 to 1127 '''1811/1811'''=1127 to 1127 '''1832/1833'''=1127 to 1128 '''1842/1849'''=1128 to 1133 '''1850/1859'''=1133 to 1140 '''1862/1870'''=1141 to 1169
[http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c3016/1170?r=0&s=2 Burials 1800-1870 > Images 1170 to 1196]
'''1800/1809'''=1171 to 1172 '''1811/1811'''=1172 to 1172 '''1837/1839'''=1172 to 1173 '''1840/1849'''=1173 to 1176 '''1850/1859'''=1176 to 1179 '''1860/1870'''=1179 to 1196
'''1800/1809'''=1199 to 1211 '''1810/1819'''=1211 to 1223 '''1820/1829'''=1224 to 1243 '''1830/1839'''=1243 to 1266 '''1840/1849'''=1266 to 1297 '''1850/1859'''=1297 to 1351
[http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c3017/5?r=0&s=1 Baptisms 1859-1875 > Images 5 to 105]
'''1859/1869'''=6 to 72 '''1870/1875'''=72 to 105
[http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c3017/189?r=0&s=1 Marriages 1800-1875 > Image 189 to 339]
'''1800/1807'''=190 to 194 '''1810/1819'''=195 to 213 '''1820/1829'''=214 to 237 '''1830/1839'''=237 to 250 '''1840/1849'''=250 to 267 '''1850/1859'''=268 to 290 '''1860/1869'''=291 to 321 '''1870/1875'''=321 to 339
[http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c3017/107?r=0&s=1 Burials 1802-1875 > Images 107-188]
'''1802/1809'''=108 to 109 '''1810/1819'''=109 to 115 '''1820/1829'''=115 to 126 '''1830/1839'''=126 to 130 '''1840/1849'''=130 to 137 '''1850/1859'''=137 to 146 '''1860/1869'''=147 to 171 '''1870/1875'''=171 to 188
[http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c1870/541?r=0&s=1 Marriages 1709-1748 > Images 541 to 812]
[http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c1870/818?r=0&s=1 Burials 1709-1748 > Images 818 to 894]
[http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c1870/895?r=0&s=1 Conversions 1710-1713 > Images 895 to 897]
[http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c3017/822?r=0&s=1 1830-1839> Images 822 to 1079]
'''1806/1809'''=322 to 334 '''1810/1819'''=334 to 402 '''1820/1829'''=402 to 492 '''1830/1837'''=492 to 545 '''1840/1849'''=545 to 580 '''1850/1859'''=580 to 648 '''1860/1870'''=648 to 788
[http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c3018/789?r=0&s=1 Marriages 1806-1870 > Images 789 to 989]
'''1806/1809'''=790 to 798 '''1810/1819'''=798 to 826 '''1820/1829'''=827 to 872 '''1830/1837'''=872 to 895 '''1840/1849'''=895 to 905 '''1851/1859'''=906 to 927 '''1860/1870'''=928 to 989
[http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c3018/990?r=0&s=1 Burials 1807-1870 > Images 990 to 1114]
'''1807/1809'''=991 to 992 '''1810/1819'''=992 to 1009 '''1820/1829'''=1009 to 1029 '''1830/1837'''=1029 to 1038 '''1840/1849'''=1038 to 1041 '''1851/1859'''=1041 to 1056 '''1860/1870'''=1056 to 1114
[http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c3018/1173?r=0&s=2 Marriages 1796-1848 > Images 1173 to 1203]
[http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c3018/1204?r=0&s=2 Burials 1796-1846 Images 1204 to 1219]
[http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c3018/1255?r=0&s=2 Marriages 1821-1869 > Images 1255 to 1262]
[http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c3019/5?r=0&s=1 Baptisms 1823-1870 > Images 5 to 194]
[http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c3019/195?r=0&s=1 Marriages 1800-1871 > Images 195 to 341]
[http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c3019/342?r=0&s=1 Burials 1796-1870 > Images 342 to 383]
'''1832''' 1138 '''1837''' 1146 '''1840''' 1155 '''1846''' 1155 ''' 1851''' 1161 '''1855''' 1168 '''1860''' 1184 '''1865''' 1212 '''1870''' 1232
[http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c3019/1237?r=0&s=2 Marriages 1832-1870 > Images 1237 to 1255]
'''1832''' 1238 '''1856''' 1239 '''1860''' 1242 '''1865''' 1250
[http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c3019/1256?r=0&s=2 Burials 1833-1870 > Images 1256 to 1266]
'''1833''' 1257 '''1860''' 1260 '''1864''' 1263
'''1807/1809'''=7 to 15 '''1810/1816'''=15 to 49 (Note from Placide Gaudet on p. 50 states that he was prohibited to continue copying this parish register beyond 1816)
[http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c3020/194?r=0&s=1 Marriages 1802-1870 > Images 194 to 242]
'''1802/1808'''=195 to 196 '''1822/1829'''=196 to 198 '''1830/1839'''=199 to 199 '''1840/1849'''=199 to 210 '''1850/1859'''=210 to 223 '''1860/1870'''=223 to 242
[http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c3020/243?r=0&s=1 Burials 1802-1870 > Images 243 to 272]
'''1802/1808'''=244 to 244 '''1810/1819'''=245 to 248 '''1820/1829'''=248 to 251 '''1831/1839'''=251 to 253 '''1840/1849'''=253 to 257 '''1850/1857'''=257 to 259 '''1860/1870'''=259 to 272
[http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c1449/4?r=0&s=2 1759-1795 > Images 4 to 75] [http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c1449/76?r=0&s=2 Index of Names]
[http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c3020/299?r=0&s=1 Marriages 1852-1870 > Images 299 to 302]
[http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c3020/303?r=0&s=1 Burials 1855-1870 > Images 303 to 310]
[http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c1449/89?r=0&s=1 1768-1773 Registre de l’abbé Charles-François Bailly (Caraquet) > Images 89 to 129], [http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c1449/177?r=0&s=3 Image 177]
[http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c1449/129?r=0&s=1 1786-1799 > Images 129 to 177] [https://www.ancestry.ca/imageviewer/collections/1110/images/d13p_31040421_1?treeid=&personid=&hintid=&usePUB=true&_phsrc=Rnj11&_phstart=successSource&usePUBJs=true&_ga=2.140213683.1675401221.1580391464-1957110028.1579270597&pId=535712 Original Bailly register in Ancestry]
Citation:==Ardouane== [http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c3019/1349?r=0&s=1 Baptisms 1800-1870 > Images 1349 to 1422]Nova Scotia Church Records - Acadia - Divers registres, 1755-1799, ( M.G. 10, B11, 2, 1, Vol 1) Image #, [URL entry for NAME] DATE OF EVENT, digital images, Héritage, Genealogy collection, Library and Archives Canada, Ste-Anne de Restigouche P.Q. Parish register - 1449 , Parish Registers: Nova Scotia : C-1449 accessed DATE. {{Blue|Remember to add the actual link, names, image #, date of event, date accessed for the specific entry}}
[http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c3019/1423?r=0&s=1 Marriages 1801-1870 > Images 1423 to 1445]
[http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c3019/1446?r=0&s=3 Burials 1800-1870 > Images 1446 to 1461]
Citation:==Baie-des-Vents==L'Ardouane, Nouveau-Brunswick, Registre de la paroisse Saint-Charles, catholique, Baptêmes 1800-1870, Mariages 1801-1870, Sépultures 1800-1870 ( F.M. 9, A 11, vol 15), Image #, [URL entry for NAME] DATE OF EVENT, digital images, Héritage, Genealogy collection, Library and Archives Canada, reel C-3019, Parish Registers: New Brunswick : C-3019, accessed DATE. {{Blue|Remember to add the actual link, names, image #, date of event, date accessed for the specific entry}}
[http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c3016/5?r=0&s=1 Baptisms 1801-1870 > Images 5 to 49]
[http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c3016/50?r=0&s=1 Marriages 1801-1868 > Images 50 to 59]
[http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c3016/60?r=0&s=1 Burials 1801-1830, 1854 > Images 60 to 66]
Citation:==Baie-Sainte-Marie== [http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c3026/282?r=0&s=1 1799-1801 > Images 282 to 356]Baie-des-Vents, Nouveau-Brunswick, Registre de la paroisse Saint-Laurent, catholique, Baptêmes 1801-1870, Mariages 1801-1868, Sépultures 1801-1830, ( F.M. 9, A 11, vol 1), Image #, [URL entry for NAME] DATE OF EVENT, digital images, Héritage, Genealogy collection, Library and Archives Canada, reel C-3016, Parish Registers: New Brunswick : C-3016, accessed DATE. {{Blue|Remember to add the actual link, names, image #, date of event, date accessed for the specific entry}}
Citation:==Barachois (includes Tediche (Dupuis Corner) & Aboujagane)== [http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c3016/460?r=undefined&s=undefined Index of names 1812-1838]Baie-Sainte-Marie, Nouvelle-Écosse, Registre des baptêmes, mariages et sépultures de la paroisse Sainte-Marie, catholique, 1799-1801 ( F.M. 9, B8, vol 26), Image #, [URL entry for NAME] DATE OF EVENT, digital images, Héritage, Genealogy collection, Library and Archives Canada, reel C-3026, Parish Registers: Nova Scotia : C-3026, accessed DATE. {{Blue|Remember to add the actual link, names, image #, date of event, date accessed for the specific entry}}
[http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c3016/68?r=0&s=1 Baptisms 1812-1870 > Images 68 to 285]
'''1812/1819'''=69 to 80 '''1820/1829'''=80 to 107 '''1830/1839'''=107 to 157 '''1840/1849'''=157 to 201 '''1850/1859'''=201 to 230 '''1860/1870'''=230 to 285
[http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c3016/286?r=0&s=1 Marriages 1820-1870 > Images 286 to 406]
'''1820/1829'''=287 to 295 '''1830/1839'''=295 to 329 '''1840/1849'''=330 to 362 '''1850/1859'''=363 to 385 '''1860/1870'''=385 to 406
[http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c3016/407?r=0&s=1 Burials 1812-1870 > Images 407 to 458]
'''1812/1819'''=408 to 411 '''1820/1829'''=411 to 415 '''1830/1839'''=415 to 424 '''1840/1849'''=424 to 432 '''1850/1859'''=432 to 437 '''1860/1870'''=437 to 458
Citation:==Beaubassin== [http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c3021/11?r=0&s=3 Baptisms, Marriages, Burials 1679-1686 > Images 11 to 22; 24 to 36; 39 to 45]Barachois, incluant Tediche et Aboujagane, Nouveau-Brunswick, Registre de la paroisse Saint-Henri, catholique, Baptêmes 1812-1870, Mariages 1820-1870, Sépultures 1812-1870 ( F.M. 9, A 11, vol 2), Image #, [URL entry for NAME] DATE OF EVENT, digital images, Héritage, Genealogy collection, Library and Archives Canada, reel C-3016, Parish Registers: New Brunswick : C-3016, accessed DATE. {{Blue|Remember to add the actual link, names, image #, date of event, date accessed for the specific entry}}
Citation:==Bouctouche== [http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c3016/493?r=0&s=1 Baptisms 1800-1870 > Images 493 to 766]Beaubassin, Registres de l’Acadie et de la Gaspésie, catholique, 1679-1686, 1751-1757 ( F.M. 9, B 8, vol 1), Image #, [URL entry for NAME] DATE OF EVENT, digital images, Héritage, Genealogy collection, Library and Archives Canada, reel C-3021, Parish Registers: Nova Scotia : C-3021 accessed DATE. {{Blue|Remember to add the actual link, names, image #, date of event, date accessed for the specific entry}}
'''1800/1808'''=494 to 501 '''1810/1819'''=501 to 518 '''1820/1828'''=518 to 534 '''1834/1839'''=534 to 547 '''1840/1849'''=547 to 593 '''1850/1859'''=593 to 658 '''1860/1870'''=659 to 766
[http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c3016/767?r=undefined&s=undefined Marriages 1800-1870 > Images 767 to 840]
'''1800/1809'''=768 to 771 '''1816/1819'''=772 to 773 '''1823/1826'''=774 to 775 '''1836/1839'''=776 '''1840/1849'''=776 to 788 '''1850/1859'''=788 to 812 '''1860/1870'''=812 to 840
[http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c3016/841?r=undefined&s=undefined Burials 1800-1870 > Images 841 to 893]
'''1800/1808'''=842 to 843 '''1810/1819'''=843 to 846 '''1820/1826'''=847 to 851 '''1836/1839'''=852 to 854 '''1840/1849'''=854 to 860 '''1850/1859'''=860 to 867 '''1860/1870'''=867 to 893
Citation:==Cap-Pelé & Shemogue== [http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c3020/344?r=0&s=1 Baptisms 1813-1899 > Images 344 to 683]Bouctouche, Nouveau-Brunswick, Registre de la paroisse Saint-Jean-Baptiste, catholique, Baptêmes, Mariages, Sépultures 1800-1870, ( F.M. 9, A 11, vol 3), Image #, [URL entry for NAME] DATE OF EVENT, digital images, Héritage, Genealogy collection, Library and Archives Canada, reel C-3016, Parish Registers: New Brunswick : C-3016, accessed DATE. {{Blue|Remember to add the actual link, names, image #, date of event, date accessed for the specific entry}}
'''1813/1819'''=346 to 356 '''1820/1829'''=356 to 374 '''1830/1839'''=374 to 393 '''1840/1849'''=393 to 433 '''1850/1859'''=433 to 448 '''1860/1869'''=448 to 477 '''1870/1879'''=477 to 535 '''1880/1889'''=535 to 608 '''1890/1899'''=608 to 683
[http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c3020/684?r=0&s=1 Marriages 1818-1899> Images 684 to 1050]
'''1818/1818'''=685 to 686 '''1820/1829'''=686 to 693 '''1830/1839'''=693 to 699 '''1842/1849'''=699 to 716 '''1850/1854'''=716 to 730 '''1860/1869'''=731 to 780 '''1870/1879'''=780 to 876 '''1880/1889'''=876 to 972 '''1890/1899'''=973 to 1045
[http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c3020/1051?r=0&s=1 Burials 1813-1899 > Images 1051 to 1222]
(Many burials are missing between these dates.) '''1813/1874'''=1052 to 1079 (The complete list of burials starts on 28 Apr 1874.) '''1874/1879'''=1079 to 1105 '''1880/1889'''=1105 to 1161 '''1890/1899'''=1161 to 1222
Citation:==Cape Tormentine or Botsford== [http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c3016/894?r=undefined&s=1 Baptisms 1839-1853, Marriages 1846-1847, Burials 1839-1848 > Images 894 to 911]Shemogue, Nouveau-Brunswick, (inclus aussi parfois Cap-Pelé), Registre de la paroisse Saint-Timothée de Shemogue, catholique, Baptêmes et Sépultures 1813-1899, Mariages 1818-1899, ( F.M. 9, A 11, vol 19), Image #, [URL entry for NAME] DATE OF EVENT, digital images, Héritage, Genealogy collection, Library and Archives Canada, reel C-3020, Parish Registers: New Brunswick : C-3020 accessed DATE. {{Blue|Remember to add the actual link, names, image #, date of event, date accessed for the specific entry}}
Citation:==Cocagne== [https://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c3016/917?r=0&s=1 From Baie des Winds to Baie Verte 1801/1824 > Images 917 to 957]Cape Tormentine ou Botsford, Nouveau-Brunswick, Registre de la paroisse Saint-Barthélémy, catholique, Baptêmes 1839-1853, Mariages 1846-1847, Sépultures 1839-1848, ( F.M. 9, A 11, vol 4), Image #, [URL entry for NAME] DATE OF EVENT, digital images, Héritage, Genealogy collection, Library and Archives Canada, reel C-3016, Parish Registers: New Brunswick : C-3016, accessed DATE. {{Blue|Remember to add the actual link, names, image #, date of event, date accessed for the specific entry}}
[http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c3016/916?r=0&s=1 Baptisms 1800-1870 > Images 916 to 1123]
'''1800/1809'''=960 to 965 '''1811/1819'''=965 to 976 '''1820/1829'''=976 to 996 '''1830/1839'''=996 to 1009 '''1840/1849'''=1009 to 1031 '''1850/1859'''=1031 to 1064 '''1860/1870'''=1064 to 1123
[http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c3016/1124?r=undefined&s=undefined Marriages 1800-1870 > Images 1124 to 1169]
'''1800/1809'''=1125 to 1127 '''1811/1811'''=1127 to 1127 '''1832/1833'''=1127 to 1128 '''1842/1849'''=1128 to 1133 '''1850/1859'''=1133 to 1140 '''1862/1870'''=1141 to 1169
[http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c3016/1170?r=0&s=2 Burials 1800-1870 > Images 1170 to 1196]
'''1800/1809'''=1171 to 1172 '''1811/1811'''=1172 to 1172 '''1837/1839'''=1172 to 1173 '''1840/1849'''=1173 to 1176 '''1850/1859'''=1176 to 1179 '''1860/1870'''=1179 to 1196
Citation:==Côté de St-Ange== [http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c3021/6?r=0&s=6 Baptisms 1680 > Images 6 to 10]Cocagne, Nouveau-Brunswick, Registre de la paroisse Saint-Pierre, catholique, Baptêmes, Mariages, Sépultures 1800-1870, ( F.M. 9, A 11, vol 5), Image #, [URL entry for NAME] DATE OF EVENT, digital images, Héritage, Genealogy collection, Library and Archives Canada, reel C-3016, Parish Registers: New Brunswick : C-3016, accessed DATE. {{Blue|Remember to add the actual link, names, image #, date of event, date accessed for the specific entry}}
Citation:==Grande Digue== [http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c3016/1198?r=0&s=1 Baptisms 1800-1859 > Images 1198 to 1351]Côté de St Ange, Registres de l’Acadie et de la Gaspésie, catholique, 1679-1686, 1751-1757 ( F.M. 9, B 8, vol 1), Image #, [URL entry for NAME] DATE OF EVENT, digital images, Héritage, Genealogy collection, Library and Archives Canada, reel C-3021, Parish Registers: Nova Scotia : C-3021 accessed DATE. {{Blue|Remember to add the actual link, names, image #, date of event, date accessed for the specific entry}}
'''1800/1809'''=1199 to 1211 '''1810/1819'''=1211 to 1223 '''1820/1829'''=1224 to 1243 '''1830/1839'''=1243 to 1266 '''1840/1849'''=1266 to 1297 '''1850/1859'''=1297 to 1351
[http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c3017/5?r=0&s=1 Baptisms 1859-1875 > Images 5 to 105]
'''1859/1869'''=6 to 72 '''1870/1875'''=72 to 105
[http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c3017/189?r=0&s=1 Marriages 1800-1875 > Image 189 to 339]
'''1800/1807'''=190 to 194 '''1810/1819'''=195 to 213 '''1820/1829'''=214 to 237 '''1830/1839'''=237 to 250 '''1840/1849'''=250 to 267 '''1850/1859'''=268 to 290 '''1860/1869'''=291 to 321 '''1870/1875'''=321 to 339
[http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c3017/107?r=0&s=1 Burials 1802-1875 > Images 107-188]
'''1802/1809'''=108 to 109 '''1810/1819'''=109 to 115 '''1820/1829'''=115 to 126 '''1830/1839'''=126 to 130 '''1840/1849'''=130 to 137 '''1850/1859'''=137 to 146 '''1860/1869'''=147 to 171 '''1870/1875'''=171 to 188
Citation:==Grand-Pré== [http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c1870/9?r=0&s=1 Baptisms 1707-1748 > Images 9 to 537]Grande-Digue, Nouveau-Brunswick, Registre de la paroisse Notre-Dame-de-la-Visitation, catholique, Baptêmes et Mariages 1800-1875, Sépultures 1802-1875 ( F.M. 9, A 11, vol 6), Image #, [URL entry for NAME] DATE OF EVENT, digital images, Héritage, Genealogy collection, Library and Archives Canada, reel C-3016/C-3017, Parish Registers: New Brunswick : C-3016/C-3017 accessed DATE. {{Blue|Remember to add the actual link, names, image #, date of event, date accessed for the specific entry}}
[http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c1870/541?r=0&s=1 Marriages 1709-1748 > Images 541 to 812]
[http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c1870/818?r=0&s=1 Burials 1709-1748 > Images 818 to 894]
[http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c1870/895?r=0&s=1 Conversions 1710-1713 > Images 895 to 897]
Citation:==Madawaska== [http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c3017/340?r=0&s=1 1792-1830 > Images 340 to 820]Grand-Pré, Acadie, Paroisse de Saint-Charles-des-Mines, Baptêmes 1707-1748 (vol. 12-1 & 12-2), Mariages 1709-1748 (vol. 12-3), Sépultures 1709-1748 (vol. 12-4) Image #, [URL entry for NAME] DATE OF EVENT, digital images, Héritage, Genealogy collection, Library and Archives Canada, reel C-1870, "Parish Registers: Nova Scotia : C-1869," roll 1, accessed DATE. ''This register is a transcript written around 1895 of the original registers currently held at the Baton Rouge Diocese Archives in Louisiana, USA.'' {{Blue|Remember to add the actual link, names, image #, date of event, date accessed for the specific entry}}
[http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c3017/822?r=0&s=1 1830-1839> Images 822 to 1079]
Citation:[http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c3018/5?r=undefined&s=undefined 1839-1850 > Images 5 to 319]Madawaska, Nouveau-Brunswick, Registre de la paroisse Saint-Basile-de-Madawaska, catholique, 1792-1830 ( F.M. 9, A 11, vol 7-1/7-2), Image #, [URL entry for NAME] DATE OF EVENT, digital images, Héritage, Genealogy collection, Library and Archives Canada, reel C-3017, Parish Registers: New Brunswick : C-3017, accessed DATE. {{Blue|Remember to add the actual link, names, image #, date of event, date accessed for the specific entry}}
Citation:==Memramcook== (Records between 12 Sep 1837 and 4 Jan 1849 have been lost. Some can be found in a civil register in [https://www.ancestry.com/search/collections/61511/ Ancestry]) [http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c3018/321?r=0&s=1 Baptisms 1806-1870 > Images 321 to 788]Madawaska, Nouveau-Brunswick, Registre de la paroisse Saint-Basile-de-Madawaska, catholique, Baptêmes, Mariages, Sépultures 1830-1850 ( F.M. 9, A 11, vol 7-2), Image #, [URL entry for NAME] DATE OF EVENT, digital images, Héritage, Genealogy collection, Library and Archives Canada, reel C-3018, Parish Registers: New Brunswick : C-3018 accessed DATE. {{Blue|Remember to add the actual link, names, image #, date of event, date accessed for the specific entry}}
'''1806/1809'''=322 to 334 '''1810/1819'''=334 to 402 '''1820/1829'''=402 to 492 '''1830/1837'''=492 to 545 '''1840/1849'''=545 to 580 '''1850/1859'''=580 to 648 '''1860/1870'''=648 to 788
[http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c3018/789?r=0&s=1 Marriages 1806-1870 > Images 789 to 989]
'''1806/1809'''=790 to 798 '''1810/1819'''=798 to 826 '''1820/1829'''=827 to 872 '''1830/1837'''=872 to 895 '''1840/1849'''=895 to 905 '''1851/1859'''=906 to 927 '''1860/1870'''=928 to 989
[http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c3018/990?r=0&s=1 Burials 1807-1870 > Images 990 to 1114]
'''1807/1809'''=991 to 992 '''1810/1819'''=992 to 1009 '''1820/1829'''=1009 to 1029 '''1830/1837'''=1029 to 1038 '''1840/1849'''=1038 to 1041 '''1851/1859'''=1041 to 1056 '''1860/1870'''=1056 to 1114
Citation:==Négouac (includes Tracadie)== [http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c3018/1116?r=0&s=2 Baptisms 1796-1848 > Images 1116 to 1172]Memramcook, Nouveau-Brunswick, Registre de la paroisse Saint-Thomas, catholique, Baptêmes et Mariages 1806-1870, Sépultures 1807-1870 ( F.M. 9, A 11, vol 8), Image #, [URL entry for NAME] DATE OF EVENT, digital images, Héritage, Genealogy collection, Library and Archives Canada, reel C-3018, Parish Registers: New Brunswick : C-3018 accessed DATE. {{Blue|Remember to add the actual link, names, image #, date of event, date accessed for the specific entry}}
[http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c3018/1173?r=0&s=2 Marriages 1796-1848 > Images 1173 to 1203]
[http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c3018/1204?r=0&s=2 Burials 1796-1846 Images 1204 to 1219]
Citation:==Petitcoudiac & Chipody== [http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c3021/46?r=0&s=3 Baptisms, Marriages, Burials 1755-1757> Images 46 to 61]Néguac, Nouveau-Brunswick, Registre de la paroisse Saint-Bernard, catholique, Baptêmes et Mariages 1796-1848, Sépultures 1796-1846 ( F.M. 9, A 11, vol 9), Image #, [URL entry for NAME] DATE OF EVENT, digital images, Héritage, Genealogy collection, Library and Archives Canada, reel C-3018, Parish Registers: New Brunswick : C-3018 accessed DATE. {{Blue|Remember to add the actual link, names, image #, date of event, date accessed for the specific entry}}
Citation:==Pointe-Sapin== [http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c3018/1221?r=0&s=2 Baptisms 1821-1868 > Images 1221 to 1254]Petitcoudiac & Chipody, Registres de l’Acadie et de la Gaspésie, catholique, 1679-1686, 1751-1757 ( F.M. 9, B 8, vol 1) Image #, [URL entry for NAME] DATE OF EVENT, digital images, Héritage, Genealogy collection, Library and Archives Canada, reel C-3021, Parish Registers: Nova Scotia : C-3021 accessed DATE. {{Blue|Remember to add the actual link, names, image #, date of event, date accessed for the specific entry}}
[http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c3018/1255?r=0&s=2 Marriages 1821-1869 > Images 1255 to 1262]
Citation:==Richibouctou== ===(This mission included Aboujagane, Baie-des-Vents, Baie-Verte, Barachois, Bouctouche, Chichibougouet, Cocagne, L’Ardoise, Shédiac, Shemogue )=== [http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c3018/1267?r=0&s=1 Baptisms 1796-1823 > Images 1267 to 1335]Pointe-Sapin, Nouveau-Brunswick, Registre de la paroisse Saint-Joseph-de-Pointe-Sapin, catholique, Baptêmes 1821-1868, Mariages 1821-1869, ( F.M. 9, A 11, vol 10), Image #, [URL entry for NAME] DATE OF EVENT, digital images, Héritage, Genealogy collection, Library and Archives Canada, reel C-3018, Parish Registers: New Brunswick : C-3018 accessed DATE. {{Blue|Remember to add the actual link, names, image #, date of event, date accessed for the specific entry}}
[http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c3019/5?r=0&s=1 Baptisms 1823-1870 > Images 5 to 194]
[http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c3019/195?r=0&s=1 Marriages 1800-1871 > Images 195 to 341]
[http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c3019/342?r=0&s=1 Burials 1796-1870 > Images 342 to 383]
Citation:==Rivière St-Jean, Jemseg== [http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c3021/15?r=0&s=2 1681 Image 15]Richibouctou, Nouveau-Brunswick, Registre de la mission Saint-Antoine de Richibouctou, catholique, Baptêmes et Sépultures 1796-1870, Marriages 1800-1871 ( F.M. 9, A 11, vol 11), Image #, [URL entry for NAME] DATE OF EVENT, digital images, Héritage, Genealogy collection, Library and Archives Canada, reel C-3018/C-3019, Parish Registers: New Brunswick : C-3018/C-3019 accessed DATE. {{Blue|Remember to add the actual link, names, image #, date of event, date accessed for the specific entry}}
Citation:==Rustico== [http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c3027/1211?r=0&s=1 1812-1824 > Images 1211 to 1307] [http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c3027/1307?r=0&s=1 Index of Names]Petitcoudiac & Jemseg, Registres de l’Acadie et de la Gaspésie, catholique, 1679-1686, 1751-1757 ( F.M. 9, B 8, vol 1), Image #, [URL entry for NAME] DATE OF EVENT, digital images, Héritage, Genealogy collection, Library and Archives Canada, reel C-3021, Parish Registers: Nova Scotia : C-3021 accessed DATE. {{Blue|Remember to add the actual link, names, image #, date of event, date accessed for the specific entry}}
Citation:==Saint-Anselme== [http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c3019/1137?r=0&s=2 Baptisms 1832-1870 > Images 1137 to 1236]Rustico, Île-du-Prince-Edouard, Registre de la paroisse Saint-Augustin, catholique, Baptêmes, mariages et sépultures, 1812-1824, ( F.M. 9, C, 8-1), Image #, [URL entry for NAME] DATE OF EVENT, digital images, Héritage, Genealogy collection, Library and Archives Canada, reel C-3027, Parish Registers: Nova Scotia : C-3027 accessed DATE. {{Blue|Remember to add the actual link, names, image #, date of event, date accessed for the specific entry}}
'''1832''' 1138 '''1837''' 1146 '''1840''' 1155 '''1846''' 1155 ''' 1851''' 1161 '''1855''' 1168 '''1860''' 1184 '''1865''' 1212 '''1870''' 1232
[http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c3019/1237?r=0&s=2 Marriages 1832-1870 > Images 1237 to 1255]
'''1832''' 1238 '''1856''' 1239 '''1860''' 1242 '''1865''' 1250
[http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c3019/1256?r=0&s=2 Burials 1833-1870 > Images 1256 to 1266]
'''1833''' 1257 '''1860''' 1260 '''1864''' 1263
Citation:==Saint-Basile== See Madawaska ==Saint-Louis-de-Kent== [http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c3020/5?r=0&s=1 Baptisms 1800-1870 > Images 5 to 193]Saint-Anselme, Nouveau-Brunswick, Registre de la paroisse Saint-Anselme, catholique, Baptêmes et Mariages 1832-1870, Sépultures 1833-1870, ( F.M. 9, A 11, vol 14), Image #, [URL entry for NAME] DATE OF EVENT, digital images, Héritage, Genealogy collection, Library and Archives Canada, reel C-3019, Parish Registers: New Brunswick : C-3019 accessed DATE. {{Blue|Remember to add the actual link, names, image #, date of event, date accessed for the specific entry}}
'''1807/1809'''=7 to 15 '''1810/1816'''=15 to 49 (Note from Placide Gaudet on p. 50 states that he was prohibited to continue copying this parish register beyond 1816)
[http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c3020/194?r=0&s=1 Marriages 1802-1870 > Images 194 to 242]
'''1802/1808'''=195 to 196 '''1822/1829'''=196 to 198 '''1830/1839'''=199 to 199 '''1840/1849'''=199 to 210 '''1850/1859'''=210 to 223 '''1860/1870'''=223 to 242
[http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c3020/243?r=0&s=1 Burials 1802-1870 > Images 243 to 272]
'''1802/1808'''=244 to 244 '''1810/1819'''=245 to 248 '''1820/1829'''=248 to 251 '''1831/1839'''=251 to 253 '''1840/1849'''=253 to 257 '''1850/1857'''=257 to 259 '''1860/1870'''=259 to 272
Citation:==Sainte-Anne de Restigouche== (Includes Caraquet 1791-, Shédiac, Rivière Saint-Jean, Petitcoudiac, Port-Royal 1774, Baie-Sainte-Marie, Pabos)Saint-Louis-de-Kent, Nouveau-Brunswick, Registre de la paroisse Saint-Louis-de-Kent, catholique, Baptêmes 1800-1870, Mariages et Sépultures 1802-1870, ( F.M. 9, A 11, vol 16), Image #, [URL entry for NAME] DATE OF EVENT, digital images, Héritage, Genealogy collection, Library and Archives Canada, reel C-3020, Parish Registers: New Brunswick : C-3020 accessed DATE. {{Blue|Remember to add the actual link, names, image #, date of event, date accessed for the specific entry}}
[http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c1449/4?r=0&s=2 1759-1795 > Images 4 to 75] [http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c1449/76?r=0&s=2 Index of Names]
Citation:==Scoudouc== [http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c3020/274?r=0&s=1 Baptisms 1850-1870 > Images 274 to 298]Sainte-Anne-de-Restigouche, , Registre de la paroisse Sainte-Anne-de-Restigouche, Québec, catholique, 1759-1795 ( M.G. 9, C2-10, (2) ), Image #, [URL entry for NAME] DATE OF EVENT, digital images, Héritage, Genealogy collection, Library and Archives Canada, reel C-1449, Parish registers: Nova Scotia : C-1449 accessed DATE. {{Blue|Remember to add the actual link, names, image #, date of event, date accessed for the specific entry}}
[http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c3020/299?r=0&s=1 Marriages 1852-1870 > Images 299 to 302]
[http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c3020/303?r=0&s=1 Burials 1855-1870 > Images 303 to 310]
Citation:==Others== More sources at : * [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Acadians_Project_Reliable_Sources Acadians Project Reliable Sources] * [https://www.familysearch.org/search/image/index?owc=https://www.familysearch.org/service/cds/recapi/collections/1321742/waypoints Quebec, Catholic Parish Registers, 1621-1979 at Family Search] Registers of Quebec parishes with original records of Acadians : of particular interest [https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QSQ-G993-W5R8?owc=HCVM-168%3A17745701%2C17745702%3Fcc%3D1321742&wc=HCV9-MNL%3A17745701%2C17745702%2C17745703&cc=1321742 Ristigouche], [https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QSQ-G993-W5R8?owc=HCMP-W38%3A13626901%2C13626902%3Fcc%3D1321742&wc=HCV9-MNL%3A17745701%2C17745702%2C17745703&cc=1321742 Carleton, includes Miscou], [https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QSQ-G993-W5R8?owc=HC37-FM9%3A13628401%3Fcc%3D1321742&wc=HCV9-MNL%3A17745701%2C17745702%2C17745703&cc=1321742 Bonaventure], [https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QSQ-G993-W5R8?owc=HCML-N38%3A13624501%3Fcc%3D1321742&wc=HCV9-MNL%3A17745701%2C17745702%2C17745703&cc=1321742 Bécancour], [https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QSQ-G993-W5R8?owc=HCT2-ZNL%3A17585101%2C19508101%3Fcc%3D1321742&wc=HCV9-MNL%3A17745701%2C17745702%2C17745703&cc=1321742 Québec (Notre-Dame)] *Some Baptisms, Mariages and Burials for Restigouche and Other Parishes in Baie des Chaleurs 1759-1795 accessed at Acadian & French Canadian Ancestral Home , website hosted by Lucie LeBlanc Consentino. http://www.acadian-home.org/Restigouche-registers.html [https://www.ancestry.ca/interactive/1091/d13p_1657B1548?pid=14881001&backurl=https://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?indiv%3D1%26key%3DUhttps://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?indiv%3D1%26db%3D1091%26h%3D14881001%26clickref%3D1100l8oppSXn,1100l8oppSXn%26adref%3D%26o_xid%3D01011l4xx5%26o_lid%3D01011l4xx5%26o_sch%3DAffiliate%2BExternal&treeid=&personid=&hintid=&usePUB=true&usePUBJs=true&_ga=2.131790599.901726532.1590629058-168375153.1588793450&geo_a=r&o_iid=41015&o_lid=41015&o_sch=Web+Property#?imageId=d13p_1657B1546 Ancestry] *Île-du-Prince-Édouard, Registres des mariages, 1832-1888 [https://www.ancestry.ca/search/collections/61502/ Ancestry see side bar on the right] *Ile-du-Prince-Édouard 1812-1887 [https://www.ancestry.ca/imageviewer/collections/1110/images/d13p_34030879?treeid=&personid=&hintid=&usePUB=true&usePUBJs=true&_ga=2.223061659.1065022875.1600137633-1130941957.1598972542&pId=226469 Ancestry] *Prince Edward Island Death Card Index, 1721-1905 [https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:939X-39L6-8?from=lynx1UIV7 Family Search] * Actes d’état civil et registres d’église de l’Acadie (Collection Drouin), 1670 à 1946 [https://www.ancestry.ca/imageviewer/collections/1110/images/d13p_31260777?ssrc=pt_t25956431_p252148250135&treeid=25956431&personid=252148250135&hintid=&queryId=0d8941ea44adfea6cdad3584b4698982&usePUB=true&_phsrc=OAG10&_phstart=successSource&usePUBJs=true&_ga=2.44658157.89007050.1587647798-1041362553.1587647797&pId=26793 Ancestry] *New Brunswick Marriage Registers, 1789-1889 [https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QS7-L9MF-7P4B?owc=waypoints&wc=M6P5-ZNP%3A284541201%2C284541202&cc=2001063 Family Search] *Massachusetts Marriages, 1841-1915 [https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:S3HY-6WSS-T3S?owc=waypoints&wc=3PMS-L29%3A1042554401&cc=1469062 Family Search] *Nova Scotia Marriages, 1864-1918 [https://www.familysearch.org/search/image/index?owc=https://www.familysearch.org/service/cds/recapi/collections/2242886/waypoints Family Search] *Nova Scotia Church Records, 1720-2001 [https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:33S7-8BCV-SK7?owc=waypoints&wc=M6PF-DM9%3A219772701%2C220008001%2C220008002%2C220008003&cc=1925428 Family Search] * Vermont Vital Records 1760-1954 [https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:S3HT-67T5-V3 Family Search]Scoudouc, Nouveau-Brunswick, Registre de la paroisse Saint-Jacques de Scoudouc, catholique, Baptêmes 1850-1870, Mariages 1852-1870, Sépultures 1855-1870, ( F.M. 9, A 11, vol 17), Image #, [URL entry for NAME] DATE OF EVENT, digital images, Héritage, Genealogy collection, Library and Archives Canada, reel C-3020, Parish Registers: New Brunswick : C-3020 accessed DATE. {{Blue|Remember to add the actual link, names, image #, date of event, date accessed for the specific entry}}
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[[Category: Pasajeros a Indias]][[Category: Spain, Emigrants]][[Category: Latin American Roots]][[Category: Mexican Roots]][[Category: Puerto Rican Roots]][[Category: Cuba]] *[[:Category: Conquistadors]] *[[:Category: Spanish Explorers]] *[[:Space: Spain]] *[[:Category: Spanish History]] *[[Space: México]] This page is dedicated to the '''''Catalogue of Passengers''''' sailing from Spain to New Spain starting with the year of 1509. Each year will be listed in a separate table, sorted alphabetically beginning with the Passengers Surname (Apellido), then the "first'' name (''Nombre'') (in the middle columns). ---- All Passengers to the Kingdom of New Spain were required to register with the House of Trade. Women were not allowed to travel to New Spain without a male companion (spouse or family member). ==1509== {| border="1" class="sortable" !Padre Apellido!!Padre Nombre!!Madre Apellido!!Madre Nombre!!Esposo/a Apellido!!Esposo/a Nombre!!Passenger Nombre!!Passenger Apellido!!Año!!Papeleta!!Página!!Viaja a!!Título |- |Argüello||Pedro de||de las Cuevas||Ana||||||Hernando de||Argüello||1509||18||2|||| |- |Cid||Pero||López||María||||||Pero||Cid||1509||12||2|||| |- |López de Vitoria||Juan||Baz||Elvira||||||Lorenzo||Çoço||1509||17||2|||| |- |de la Lanza||Alonso||Rodrfguez||Isabel||||||Bartolomé||de la Lanza||1509||27||3|||| |- |||||||||Sánchez||Marina||Juan||del Campo||1509||1||8|||| |- |Valle||[roto]... del||||Juana||||||Alonso||del Valle||1509||5||1|||| |- |García||Lope||Hernández||Juana||||||Lope||García||1509||15||2|||| |- |Gil||Gonzalo||González de Quirós||Catalina||||||Juan||Gil||1509||25||2|||| |- |||||||||Ternero||Diego||Juana||Gómez||1509||1||4|||| |- |Gutiérrez del Tejo||Diego||||||||||Millán||Gutiérrez||1509||1||1|||| |- |Ortiz||Juan||||||||||Pedro de||Guzmán||1509||3||1|||| |- |Rascón||Diego||||||||||Alonso||Hernández Rascón||1509||22||2|||| |- |Lara||Hernando de||[...]||Catalina||||||Gonzalo de||Lara||1509||9||1|||| |- |Sánchez Pompas||Diego||López de Silva||Inés||||||Diego||López||1509||26||3|||| |- |López Marruquín||Juan||Díaz||Francisca||Rodríguez||Isabel||Pedro||López Marruquín||1509||7||1|||| |- |Mejía||Rodrigo||Rodríguez||Juana||||||Arias||Mejía||1509||6||1|||| |- |García, el Calvo||Hernán||García||Juana||||||Diego||Pérez||1509||11||2|||| |- |Martínez de Piedrahita||Juan||Tamayo||Leonor de||||||Pedro de||Piedrahita||1509||13||2|||| |- |Polanco||Antón de||||Catalina||||||Miguel de||Polanco||1509||20||2|||| |- |Mateos||Pedro||Rodríguez||Catalina||||||Ana||Rodríguez||1509||21||2|||| |- |||||||||López Marruquín||Pedro||Isabel||Rodríguez||1509||7||1|||| |- |Ruiz||Francisco||Ruiz||Catalina||||||Antonio||Ruiz||1509||19||2|||| |- |Ruiz||García||||||||||Martín||Ruiz||1509||2||1|||| |- |Salazar||Alvaro de||Salazar||Ana de||||||Gutierre de||Salazar||1509||14||2|||| |- |Sánchez de la Cabeza||Juan||||||Campo||Juan del||Marina||Sánchez||1509||8||1|||| |- |Hernández||Pedro||López de Soria||María||||||Pedro de||Soria||1509||24||2|||| |- |Tapia||Rodrigo de||||||||||Cristóbal de||Tapia||1509||16||2|||| |- |Aldevela||Rodrigo del||Tapia||Isabel de||||||Rodrigo de||Tapia||1509||16||2|||| |- |Ternero||Alonso||Gómez||Catalina||Gómez||Juana||Diego||Ternero||1509||4||1|||| |- |Zárate||Juan de||Sánchez de Zubileta||María||||||Jorge de||Vitoria||1509||10||1|||| |- |} ==1510== {| border="1" class="sortable" !Padre Apellido!!Padre Nombre!!Madre Apellido!!Madre Nombre!!Esposo/a Apellido!!Esposo/a Nombre!!Passenger Nombre!!Passenger Apellido!!Año!!Papeleta!!Página!!Viaja a!!Título |- |Coleto||Diego||Alvarez||María||||||Diego de||Aldana||1510||107||8|||| |- |Alonso Herrero||Juan||Lorenzo||María||||||Juan||Alonso 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Barrasa||1510||87||7|||| |- |Hernández de Salamanca||Toribio||Rodríguez||Juana||González||María||Antón de||Salamanca||1510||129||10|||| |- |Salamanca||Juan de||Rodríguez||Catalina||||||Juan de||Salamanca||1510||130||10|||| |- |Salamanca||Antón de||González||María||||||Toribio de||Salamanca||1510||129||10|||| |- |Sánchez||Alonso||Sánchez||Beatriz||||||Antón||Sánchez||1510||43||4|||| |- |Delgado||Juan||Sánchez||María||||||Gabriel||Sánchez||1510||125||9|||| |- |García Ustunero||Pedro||García||Catalina||||||Juan de||Sánchez||1510||89||7|||| |- |del Bodón||Pascual||Vicente||María||||||Martín||Sánchez||1510||116||9|||| |- |Sánchez||Mateo||Barbera||Juana||||||Mateo||Sánchez||1510||119||9|||| |- |Martín de Villagarcía||Alonso||González||María||Garrido||Pedro||Teresa||Sánchez||1510||92||7|||| |- |Sánchez de Barrasa||Hernán||Sánchez||María||||||Hernán||Sánchez de Barrasa||1510||87||7|||| |- |||||||||Mejía Tinoco||Alvaro||Francisca||Sánchez de Peralta||1510||91||7|||| |- |Sánchez||Hernán||Sánchez||Leonor||||||Francisca||Sánchez de Peralta||1510||91||7|||| |- |Sánchez||Juan||Sánchez||Catalina||||||Pero||Sánchez del Corral||1510||126||9|||| |- |Santesteban||Francisco de||San Pedro||Beatriz de||||||Luis de||Santesteban||1510||59||5|||| |- |Soto||Francisco de||Quixada||Elvira||||||Rodrigo de||Soto||1510||96||7|||| |- |Texerina||Diego de||Hernández||María||||||Diego de||Texerina||1510||123||9|||| |- |Torres||Hernando de||Muriel||Beatriz de||||||Hernado de||Torres||1510||35||3|||| |- |Torres||Alberto de||Martín||Juana||||||Martín de||Torres||1510||28||3|||| |- |Valladolid||Juan de||||||||||Juan de||Valladolid||1510||41||4|||| |- |Vallejo||Juan de||||||||||Lope de||Vallejo||1510||34||3|||| |- |García de Avila||Juan||López del Arada||Isabel||Villamizar||Catalina de||Hernán||Velázquez||1510||61||5|||| |- |Velázquez||Fustos [?]||Martín||Antonia||||||Juan||Velázquez||1510||51||4|||| |- |García de Prádanos||Pero||López||Teresa||||||Pedro de||Villadiego||1510||102||8|||| |- |Villalón||Alonso de||López||María||||||Matías de||Villalón||1510||112||8|||| |- |Soto||Juan de||||||Velázquez||Hernán||Catalina de||Villamizar||1510||62||5|||| |- |Lorenzo||Cristóbal||||||||||Lorenzo||||1510||42||4|||| |- |} ==1511== {| border="1" class="sortable" !Padre Apellido!!Padre Nombre!!Madre Apellido!!Madre Nombre!!Esposo/a Apellido!!Esposo/a Nombre!!Passenger Nombre!!Passenger Apellido!!Año!!Papeleta!!Página!!Viaja a!!Título |- |Valencia||Juan de||Acuña||Beatriz de||||||Martín de||Acuña||1511||187||14|||| |- |Ovineta||Miguel de||Verástegui||Catalina de||||||Pedro de||Agovineta||1511||154||11|||| |- |Aguilar||Lope de||Aguilar||Inés de||Muliarte||Florentina||García de||Aguilar||1511||331||23||Destino desconocido|| |- |Tarancón||Pedro de||||Ana||||||Juan de||Albornoz||1511||288||20|||| |- |Alcalá||García de||Díaz||María||||||Francisco de||Alcalá||1511||404||28|||| |- |Alcántara||Juan de||Pérez||Juana||||||Juan de||Alcántara||1511||197||14|||| 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Gudela||Inés||||||Juan||Vicioso||1511||302||21|||| |- |Losa||Juan de||Villafranca||Catalina de||||||Rodrigo de||Villafranca||1511||280||20|||| |- |Villalobos||Alonso de||Díaz||Isabel||||||Alonso de||Villalobos||1511||294||21|||| |- |Martín||Diego||González||Juana||||||Hernando de||Villanueva||1511||168||12|||| |- |Martín Villarín||Alonso||González||María||||||Francisco||Villarín||1511||290||21|||| |- |de las Huertas||Martín||Sánchez||Inés||||||Juan de||Villarrubia||1511||241||17|||| |- |Vogado||Juan||López||María||||||Alonso||Vogado||1511||248||18|||| |- |Hernández||Nicolás||González||Catalina||||||Cristóbal de||Zamora||1511||208||15|||| |- |Hernández||Nicolás||González||Catalina||||||Francisco de||Zamora||1511||208||15|||| |- |García de Carmona||Alonso||López Zamorano||María||||||Juan||Zamorano||1511||428||30|||| |- |González||Ruy||Núñez||Mari||||||Alonso||||1511||383||27|||| |- |Sánchez Tarco||Alonso||Sánchez de la Ruvi||Lucía||||||Andrés||||1511||348||25|||| |- |Escobar||Gaspar de||Ortega||María de||||||Beatriz||||1511||367||26|||| |- |López de Ochandiano||Diego||Huciano||María de||||||Clemente||||1511||179||13|||| |- |González de Montemolín||Alonso||Hernández del Alamo||Isabel||||||Dieguito||||1511||337||24|||| |- |Martín Lázaro||Juan||Martín||Catalina||||||Fabián||||1511||333||23|||| |- |Vara||Francisco||García||Catalina||||||García||||1511||298||21|||| |- |Fernández||Juan||||||||||Gregorio||||1511||418||29|||| |- |Sánchez de Lopera||Bartolomé||Ruiz||Elvira||||||Juan||||1511||346||24|||| |- |||||||||Márquez||Juan||María||||1511||270||19|||| |} ==1512== ==1513== ==1514== ==1515== ==1516== ==1517== Referencia: #[http://www.sologenealogia.com/Pasajeros/listadopapeletas/1509-1534/1509-1534-papeletas-1-250.htm Pasajeros a Indias sologenealogia.com 1509-1538] #[https://ia600203.us.archive.org/14/items/catlogodepasaj52rome/catlogodepasaj52rome.pdf Romera Iruela, Luis; Galbis Díez, María del Carmen; Archivo General de Indias. Catálogo de pasajeros a Indias durante los siglos XVI, XVII y XVIII. 1900. PDF] #[https://www.archivesportaleurope.net/search Archives Portal Europe website] 4. Don Cristóbal Bermúdez Plata, Catálogo de Pasajeros a Indias durante los siglos XVI, XVII y XVIII, I (Sevilla, Andalucía: Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas "Instituto Gonzalo Fernández de Oviedo". Redactado por el personal Facultativo del Archivo General de Indias bajo la dirección del director mismo Don Cristóbal Bermúdez Plata, 1940), I ::Depósito: Europe 946 W2sa V.1 Family History Library, 35 North West Temple Street, Salt Lake City, UT 84150 USA - Phone: (801) 240-2331
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[[Category:One Place Studies Project, Showcase]] [[Category:Community, Place Studies]][[Category:Pascelupo, Perugia]] [[Category:Province of Perugia]] [[Category:Scheggia e Pascelupo, Perugia]] [[Category:One Place Studies]] [[Category:Italy, Place Studies]] [[Category:Pascelupo, Umbria One Place Study]] [[Category:Pascelupo, Perugia]] [[Category:Vernon-2152]] '''[[Space:Scheggia e Pascelupo, Umbria One Place Study|Scheggia e Pascelupo]]'''
[[Space:Coldipeccio, Umbria One Place Study|Coldipeccio]] | [[Space:Costacciaro%2C_Umbria_One_Place_Study|Costacciaro]] | [[Space: Montebollo, Umbria One Place Study| Montebollo]] | [[Space:Pascelupo, Umbria One Place Study| Pascelupo]] == Pascelupo, Umbria One Place Study == [[Image:One_Place_Studies_Directory-2.png|175px]] {{OnePlaceStudy|place=Pascelupo, Umbria|category=Pascelupo, Umbria One Place Study}} {{OnePlaceStudy|place=Pascelupo, Umbria|category=Pascelupo, Umbria One Place Study}} {{Clear}} ==Welcome== The goal of this project is to discover and connect all families that lived and/or died in the small mountain town of Pascelupo, Italy. *Do you have family roots in Pascelupo? If so, let's connect! *Do you have Pascelupo ancestors and have taken a DNA test? If so, please reach out. I'm hoping to track the haplogroups of all the Pascelupo families. ==Introduction== I am currently the only person involved in researching Pascelupo. Pascelupo holds a special place in my heart because this is the town my grandfather, [[Lupini-6|Bernardino Lupini]], was born and lived in for his early years. [[Vernon-2152|Vernon-2152]] 14:32, 5 November 2021 (UTC) Will you join me? Please post a comment here on this page, in [https://www.WikiTree.com/g2g G2G] using the project tag, or [https://www.WikiTree.com/index.php?title=Special:PrivateMessage&who=23027366 send me a private message]. Thanks! ==Research== As I've been looking into creating category tags for my ancestors from Pascelupo, I've come to understand that today, Pascelupo would be considered a "fraizoni." Which I believe is like a town within a city, or something. Still working out how Italy structures things. But, this means that Pascelupo is under Scheggia e Pascelupo, Perugia, Umbria, Italy. [[Vernon-2152|Vernon-2152]] 18:40, 3 November 2021 (UTC) Like I mentioned above, Pascelupo is considered to be a "fraizoni" within the "comune" of Scheggia e Pascelupo. With that in mind, and since these two areas have been "merged" for almost 150 years, it would make sense for me to attempt to discuss both the places. Ideally, I want to highlight Pascelupo, the fraizoni, because that is where my ancestoral roots come from, but it would be difficult to speak about more recent history and events, without also including the greater Scheggia e Pascelupo comune. [[Vernon-2152|Vernon-2152]] 14:42, 26 May 2022 (UTC) Locations to Look into: #Pascelupo #Coldipeccio #Costaccario #Montebollo #Bergamo #Argentina #Canada #South Africa #USA ==Tasks== Here are some of the tasks that I think need to be done. I'll be working on them, and could use your help. * Creating family trees from the church census record scans handed down to me [[Vernon-2152|Vernon-2152]] 14:32, 5 November 2021 (UTC) * Learn about the History of the town and it's people *Create and format a table to show and link people connected to Pascelupo *Create and format a table to highlight the X and Y haplogroups of people connected to Pascelupo *Upload photos, maps etc *Create additional space pages, then format "tabs" onto this page to link those space pages to this project ==Geography== :'''Continent''': Europe :'''Country''': Italy :'''Region''': Umbria :'''Province''': Perugia :'''Common''': Scheggia and Pascelupo :'''Fraction''': Pascelupo :'''GPS Coordinates''': 43.40015011289922, 12.751364270299343 :'''Elevation''': 529 m s.l.m. ==Location== Pascelupo is a small mountain town, considered a "frazioni" within the municipality of Scheggia e Pascelupo, in the province of Perugia, in the region of Umbria, in the country of Italy. Pascelupo is located within Parco del Monte Cucco, within the Apennine mountain system. It is approximately 63.52km southeast of San Marino, 168.50km northeast of Rome, and 65.97km southwest of Ancona. Pascelupo is "surrounded by mountains of century's old beech trees." https://www.deliciousitaly.com/umbria-itineraries/the-monte-cucco-regional-park#:~:text=Discovering%20The%20Natural%20Park "Scheggia e Pascelupo, located close to the borders with the Marche region, borders with the following municipalities: Cantiano, Costacciaro, Frontone, Gubbio, Sassoferrato, and Serra Sant'Abbondio." https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scheggia_e_Pascelupo ==Overview== ===History=== "The area's development was due to the military and economic importance of its position, but after the fall of the Roman Empire, this was also the cause of violent clashes between the Goths and the Byzantines (6th century) and later fighting between Gubbio, Perugia, the Montefeltro family and the Church." https://www.umbriatourism.it/scheggia-e-pascelupo "Starting in the 15th century, the Church took possession, and maintained its rule over the area until the Unification of Italy. The merging of two municipalities, Scheggia and Pascelupo, into a single administrative center took place in 1870 with the aim of optimizing resources and structures."https://www.umbriatourism.it/scheggia-e-pascelupo ===Art, Culture, Environment=== "The earliest name for Scheggia was "Ad Hensem," related to events connected with the Flaminian Way, along which a Roman temple dedicated to Jupiter Penninus is believed to have been built."https://www.umbriatourism.it/scheggia-e-pascelupo "There are numerous Benedictine and Camaldolite abbeys in the northeastern part of the municipal territory: the Abbey of SS. Emiliano e Bartolomeo in Congiuntoli (12th century), with a double nave divided by tall octagonal pilasters, while the primitive early church consists of a single room with a barrel vault ceiling. Near Isola Fossara, in the valley of the Artino gully, is the Abbey of Santa Maria di Sitria, founded in the early 11th century by St. Romuald: the present day Romanesque church, which dates from the 12th-13th century, has a barrel-vaulted single nave and a raised presbytery with a crypt below supported by a single Roman column with a Corinthian capital. Near Pascelupo, the San Girolamo Hermitage stands on the steep slope of the Rio Freddo gully, at the base of a natural amphitheater of very high limestone walls."https://www.umbriatourism.it/scheggia-e-pascelupo "The area is of great natural interest, with the entire municipal territory lying in middle of Mt. Cucco Regional Park, between Mt. Catria and Mt. Cucco. The impressive gorges and valleys, the pure waters and pristine nature make this an ideal destination for excursionists and outdoor sports enthusiasts."https://www.umbriatourism.it/scheggia-e-pascelupo ===Pascelupo=== At first a fortified outpost of the Gubbio committee, then of the Duchy or Urbino; Pascelupo is located in the border area between Umbria and Marche. Castle of Pascelupo – Scheggia Pascelupo (PG). "[http://www.iluoghidelsilenzio.it/castello-di-pascelupo-scheggia-pascelupo-pg]." Accessed 14 April 2022 Pascelupo "guarded and defended" the eastern medievil municipality of Gubbio, as well as the southern State of Urbino. "From a small pastoral village "ville Pascilupi" is still sometimes called the inhabited center in the fourteenth century, which probably was originally, after being involved, albeit marginally, in 295 a.C., in the nefarious events of the Battle of Sentinum" [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Sentinum?msclkid=7181ac04bc1f11ecb27a7791a06c6e5f]." Accessed 14 April 2022, rose, probably in the early Middle Ages, to the rank of fortified center, as a function of defense, of the eastern border of the Byzantine Corridor, from the impending threats of military raids, coming from the finitimi Lombard possessions of the Marche, under the direct control of the Duchy of Spoleto. The first document, which makes explicit mention of it, as a castle of the Gubbio committee (Castrum Pascelupi), dates back to March 19, 1317. In it, the military garrison is called "Pascilupo". In 1321, it is called "Castri Pascelupi", in 1326 "Castrum Pascelupi", in 1330 "Castri Passilupi" which should certainly mean either "step of the wolf", or "step from wolf", in other words "step so narrow and so uncomfortable as to be suitable only for crossing by a wolf", or even "passo di Lupo", that is, owned by a man named "Lupo" ( Lupo and Lupone were personal names fairly frequent in the Middle Age). In 1378 villas Pascilupi, in 1411 fortilitii Pascelupi, and Pascilupo. From 1416 to 1432 it was called exclusively castri Pascilupi." "Between the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries, the poleonyms Pascilupi and Pascelupi (castrum Pascelupi, 1443) alternated almost in equal measure. In 1636, in a letter from the Papal States, the Reverend Apostolic Chamber made an edict in which it was ordered that, from the costacciaroli, pascelupani woods and other forests and places of the Gubbio territory, a batch of oars was obtained to be destined for the naval use of the galleys; in this document the village is attributed the unusual toponym Pasciluco. Its genetic site and its topographical position are really strategic, since, with the hill on which it stands, the Poggio, dominates the northern slopes of the Sassoferrato mountains, which rise, erect, as soon as you cross the Rio Freddo Stream. The position of Pascelupo, which stands on a promontory at 529 m above sea level.m., is also important because it is a center of road pass, a trans-Apennine crossroads, source along an ancient armentary route, perhaps, even, of prehistoric origin along the stretch of Rio Freddo. The political-military importance of Pascelupo in the past is evidenced by the fact that, in the first half of the eighteenth century, the castle of Pascelupo was subject, in addition to the appodiato of Isola Fossara, five villas: Coldipèccio, Tiego, Piandipesco (perhaps the current Pian di Fosco), Perticano and Montebóllo (m 561 s.l.m.)." "In more ancient times, Pantana had also been under Pascelupan jurisdiction. The direct domination by the medieval municipality of Gubbio ceased in 1396 and came under the sphere of influence of the Counts of Montefeltro. the ancient "walled castle", as pascelupo was called in the volume entitled Places of the Diocese of Gubbio, in a map, made in the sixteenth century by the Bishop mariano Savelli, is represented in a circular plan, with a single door that is the current one. It was precisely in that period, in fact, that Count Antonio di Montefeltro, feudal lord of the Church of Rome, received, from Pope Boniface IX, for the space of twelve years, the title of the vicariate on Urbino, Cagli and Gubbio, a position, which, expired, was then reconfirmed." "On April 13, 1529, the family of the Counts Beni of Gubbio, donated the mountain of Pascelupo to the men of the entire village community. This legal act sanctioned the formal birth of the Municipality of Pascelupo. Until the first decades of the 1600s, it followed the destinies of what had now become the powerful Duchy of Urbino." "On April 28, 1631, the last Duke of Urbino died at the age of 82. With the death of Francesco Maria II, Duke Feltrio della Rovere (the symbol that stood out on the banner of the Town Hall of Pascelupo represented nothing but an oak tree, source on a verdant lawn, and surmounted by a six-pointed red star), the last of the lordship of montefeltro, the Duchy, and, with it, Pascelupo, it was, then, incorporated into the possessions of the State of the Church." "From 1797, Pascelupo, passed, as indeed the whole of Italy, in the hands of Napoleon and was directly administered, together with Scheggia, by the Department of Metauro. After the fall of Napoleon, Pascelupo returned to the Church, which, with the subsequent loss of temporal power over his vast state, determined the passage of pascelupano territory, from ecclesiastical jurisdiction to the political-military jurisdiction of the newborn Kingdom of Italy." "The Municipality of Pascelupo was, then, definitively suppressed, through its forced fusion and assimilation to that of Scheggia, on November 8, 1878. Until 1878 Scheggia and Pascelupo formed two different municipalities then the two communities were aggregated with a decree signed by the President of the Republic Giovanni Gronchi." ==Religion== Those who reside in Pascelupo, and a few neighboring towns, attend the Church of San Bernardino (Chiesa San Bernardino). St. Bernardino Church falls under the Diocese of Gubbio. ==Today== Today, Pascelupo resides within the protected natur researve known as Monte Cucco Regional Park. It is also part of the Alto Chiascio Mountain Community. https://www.deliciousitaly.com/umbria-itineraries/the-monte-cucco-regional-park#:~:text=Discovering%20The%20Natural%20Park "The Municipality of Scheggia and Pascelupo is located in the Natural Park of Monte Cucco. The Park, located on the north-eastern border of the Umbria Region, is bordered by the chain of the Apennines from which stands the Cucco (1,566 meters)." https://www.comunescheggiaepascelupo.it/comune/turismo-e-cultura/parco-naturale-del-monte-cucco "Its location along the Via Flaminia, an ancient consular road that connects Rome to Rimini, allows the resident population (about 8,000 inhabitants) to enjoy the richness of the two main waterways, the Chiascio and the Sentino."https://www.comunescheggiaepascelupo.it/comune/turismo-e-cultura/parco-naturale-del-monte-cucco "In the mountain area, human activity is mainly focused on the exploitation of wood and grazing, while the valley floor is largely used for arable land with non-intensive crops."https://www.comunescheggiaepascelupo.it/comune/turismo-e-cultura/parco-naturale-del-monte-cucco "There are in the territory of the Municipalities of the Park centers of craft and manufacturing activities of small size, accommodation and catering companies that, together with the high level of services, ensure a pleasant and easy use of the Park."https://www.comunescheggiaepascelupo.it/comune/turismo-e-cultura/parco-naturale-del-monte-cucco "The most important cities, for size and cultural heritage, which are located on the border of the Cucco territory are: Gubbio to the west and Gualdo Tadino to the south."https://www.comunescheggiaepascelupo.it/comune/turismo-e-cultura/parco-naturale-del-monte-cucco ==Events== In 1997, Scheggia e Pascelupo suffered from a devastating earthquake. https://www.comunescheggiaepascelupo.it/comune/turismo-e-cultura/parco-naturale-del-monte-cucco https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1997_Umbria_and_Marche_earthquake ==Surnames== The following are surnames found in Pascelupo. These reflect the names found in the church records as noted in the table below. {{Tag Link|Lupini}} {{Tag Link|Mattei}} {{Tag Link|Bonanni}} {{Tag Link|Cecconi}} {{Tag Link|Coccetti}} {{Tag Link|Coccia}} {{Tag Link|Crociani}} {{Tag Link|Brunamonti}} {{Tag Link|Cruciani}} {{Tag Link|Galli}} {{Tag Link|Paoletti}} {{Tag Link|Troiani}} {{Tag Link|Tini}} {{Tag Link|Tesi}} {{Tag Link|Sebastianelli}} {{Tag Link|Santini}} {{Tag Link|Neri}} ==Population== The following table highlights people who either were born, lived, and/or died in Pascelupo. Currently, there are approximately 472 souls listed below. Please note that this table is a work in progress. Many of the cells are filled in the default answers until I'm able to completly go through each individual and clean up those cells. {| border=4 {| class="wikitable sortable" border=4 !Resident!!Birth!!Baptism!!Confirmation!!Marriage!!Death !1815
Scans of church records."Stato delle anime della Parr. di S. Bernardino del Castello di Pascelupo. Diocesi di Gubbio e territorio del *** fatto da me a S. Bernardino. Razzi Parroco sotto if di ***** = 1815 =" -- "Situation of the souls (i.e. persons) of the parish of S.Bernardino of Pascelupo Castle Gubbio diocese and territory of *** written by myself in S.Bernardino Parish Razzi under ** of ***** = 1815 =." !1826
Scans of church records. "Stato dell'Anime della Par[rocchia] di Pascelupo, Diocesi di Gubbio, li 24 Luglio 1826". "State of souls (i.e., population) of Pascelupo parish, Diocese of Gubbio, 24 July 1826." !1883-1900
Scans of church records. "Elenco di tutti i capi di famiglia si viventi che defonti contenuti nel presente libro incomminciando dall'anno 1883 all'anno Santo 1900." -- "- List of all family heads alive or dead included in this book, starting at the year 1883 up to the holy year 1900." !1925-1930
Scans of church records."Indeic dello stato di anime della Parrocchia St Bernardino di Pacelupo" -- " Index of the state of souls of the Parish of St Bernardino of Pacelupo"!!Paternal-Haplo!!Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Amoni-1|Anna Amoni (Before 1837-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Andreoli-89|Ubaldina Andreoli (1830-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Battistoni-11|Giovanni Battistoni (bef.1812-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Battistoni-12|Giovanna Battistoni (1797-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Battistoni-13|Gregorio Battistoni (Before 1750-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Battistoni-8|Santa (Battistoni) Lupini (1830-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Bianchi-269|Cecelia Bianchi (1786-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||√||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Bianchi-274|Francesco Bianchi (bef.1770-aft.1786)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Bonanni-29|Giuseppe Bonanni (1865-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Bonanni-30|Elisabetta (Bonanni) Galli (1901-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Bonanni-31|Gesuina (Bonanni) Galli (1892-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Bonanni-32|Antonio Bonanni (bef.1847-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Bonanni-33|Elisabetta Bonanni (Before 1846-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Bonanni-35|Albina Bonanni (1871-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Bonanni-36|Giuseppe Bonanni (bef.1825-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Bonanni-37|Maddalena Bonanni (before 1830-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Bonanni-39|Caterina Bonanni (1821-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Bonanni-40|Carlo Bonanni (1774-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Bonanni-41|Sebastiano Bonanni (1751-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Bonanni-42|Maria Bonanni (1823-1891)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Bonanni-43|Camilla Bonanni (before 1840-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Bonanni-44|Paolo Bonanni (before 1820-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Bonanni-45|Carlo Bonanni (1826-1890)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Bonanni-47|Carlo Bonanni (bef.1780-bef.1900)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Bonanni-48|Pietro Bonanni (1855-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Bonanni-49|Anna Bonanni (1884-1894)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Bonanni-50|Antonio Bonanni (1863-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Bonanni-51|Maria Bonanni (1868-1890)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Bonanni-52|Appolonia Bonanni (1871-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Bonanni-54|Francesca Bonanni (1886-1886)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Bonanni-55|Rosa Bonanni (1887-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Bonanni-56|Giuseppa Bonanni (1889-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Bonanni-57|Maria Bonanni (1893-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Bonanni-58|Annibale Bonanni (1896-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Bonanni-59|Giacomo Bonanni (bef.1800-bef.1900)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Bonanni-60|Pietro Bonanni (1834-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Bonanni-61|Giuseppe Bonanni (1862-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Bonanni-62|Serafina Bonanni (1865-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Bonanni-63|Giacomo Bonanni (1868-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Bonanni-65|Maria Bonanni (1821-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Bonanni-66|Faustina Bonanni (1889-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Bonanni-67|Giovanni Bonanni (1894-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Bonanni-68|Pietro Bonanni (1896-1897)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Bonanni-69|Filamena Bonanni (1895-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Bonanni-70|Francesca Bonanni (1824-1896)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Bonanni-71|Giuseppe Bonanni (abt.1795-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Bonanni-72|Francesco Bonanni (1831-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Bonanni-73|Giovanni Bonanni (1858-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Bonanni-74|Faustina Bonanni (1884-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Bonanni-75|Germano Bonanni (1887-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Bonanni-76|Maria Bonanni (-1890)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Bonanni-77|Carlo Bonanni (1892-1893)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Bonanni-78|Carlo Bonanni (1894-1895)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Bonanni-79|Francesca Bonanni (1900-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Bonanni-80|Domenico Bonanni (1836-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Bonanni-81|Giuseppe Bonanni (1865-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Bonanni-82|Sante Bonanni (1860-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Bonanni-83|Girolamo Bonanni (1872-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Bonanni-84|Giovanni Bonanni (1875-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Bonanni-85|Elisa Bonanni (1899-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Bonanni-86|Sebastiana Bonanni (1836-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Bonanni-87|Maddalena Bonanni (1833-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Bonanni-88|Teresa Bonanni (1823-1899)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Bonanni-89|Anastasia Bonanni (1860-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Brunamonti-1|Santa Brunamonti (1859-1940)]]||Piaggia Secca,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Pascelupo,
Italy||||||||√||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Brunamonti-10|Salvatore Brunamonti (1902-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||√||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Brunamonti-11|Apollonia Brunamonti (1905-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||√||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Brunamonti-12|Giovanni Brunamonti (1925-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||√||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Brunamonti-13|Santina Brunamonti (1926-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||√||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Brunamonti-14|Luigi Brunamonti (1859-1924)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||√||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Brunamonti-15|Francesco Brunamonti (1890-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||√||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Brunamonti-16|Matteo Brunamonti (1924-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Brunamonti-17|Felice Brunamonti (bef.1874-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Brunamonti-18|Domenico Brunamonti (About 1811-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Brunamonti-19|Benedetta Brunamonti (1849-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Brunamonti-2|Maria Brunamonti (1843-1918)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||√||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Brunamonti-20|Ubaldo Brunamonti (1833-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Brunamonti-21|Sante Brunamonti (1859-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Brunamonti-22|Caterina Brunamonti (1864-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Brunamonti-23|Albina Brunamonti (1866-1900)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Brunamonti-24|Domenico Brunamonti (1888-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Brunamonti-26|Celestina Brunamonti (1891-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Brunamonti-29|Maria Santa Brunamonti (1851-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Brunamonti-3|Giovanni Brunamonti (About 1835-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||√||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Brunamonti-4|Francesco Brunamonti (1815-1883)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Brunamonti-5|Silvestro Brunamonti ()]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||√||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Brunamonti-6|Felice Brunamonti (1804-1868)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Brunamonti-7|Eugenio Brunamonti (1861-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||√||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Brunamonti-8|Pietro Brunamonti (1896-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||√||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Brunamonti-9|Antonio Brunamonti (1898-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||√||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Buselli-1|Nicola Buselli (-before 1900)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Caporaletti-1|Giulia (Caporaletti) Galli (abt.1894-aft.1928)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Castagni-1|Albina (Castagni) Lupini (1885-1960)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Cecconi-12|Maria Vincenza Cecconi (1823-bef.1900)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Cecconi-13|Giammaria Cecconi (1865-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Cecconi-14|Benedetto Cecconi (1834-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Cecconi-15|Nazzareno Cecconi (1875-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Cecconi-16|Giammaria Cecconi (1798-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Cecconi-17|Benedetto Cecconi (bef.1778-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Cecconi-18|Ubaldo Cecconi (1802-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Cecconi-20|Maria Cecconi (1809-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Cecconi-21|Anastasia Cecconi (1813-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Cecconi-22|Benedetta Cecconi (1815-1893)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Cecconi-24|Pietro Cecconi (1831-1888)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Cecconi-25|Maria Cecconi (1893-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Cecconi-27|Peitro Cecconi (1900-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Cecconi-29|Luigi Cecconi (1887-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Cecconi-30|Alessandro Cecconi (1890-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Cecconi-31|Americo Cecconi (1893-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Cecconi-32|Valentino Cecconi (1896-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Cecconi-33|Pietro Cecconi (1899-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Cecconi-34|Francesca Cecconi (1861-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Cecconi-35|Giovanni Cecconi (1845-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Cecconi-36|Masimino Cecconi (1877-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Cecconi-37|Amidio Ubaldo Cecconi (1879-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Cecconi-38|Maria Cecconi (1884-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Cecconi-39|Anna Maria Cecconi (1889-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Cecconi-40|Ubaldo Cecconi (1891-1891)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Cesarini-7|Anna Maria Cesarini (abt.1805-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Coccetti-14|Nazzareno Coccetti (1872-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Coccetti-15|Bernardino Coccetti (1876-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Coccetti-16|Gesuina Coccetti (1897-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Coccetti-17|Celestina Coccetti (1897-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Coccetti-18|Anna Coccetti (1899-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Coccetti-19|Giovanni Coccetti (1899-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Coccetti-5|Gentile (Coccetti) Neri (1871-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Coccetti-6|Guistina (Coccetti) Bonanni (1902-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Coccetti-7|Fiorenzo Coccetti (1906-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Coccetti-8|Caterina Coccetti (1908-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Coccetti-9|Cesare Coccetti (1913-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Coccia-25|Pietro Coccia (1925-2016)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Coccia-32|Marta Coccia (1847-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Coccia-33|Caterina Coccia (1881-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Crociani-1|Cecelia Crociani (abt.1914-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Crociani-2|Pierina Crociani (1915-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Crociani-3|Pietro Crociani (abt.1890-abt.1918)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Cruciani-10|Carlo Cruciani (1888-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Cruciani-11|Maria Cruciani (1868-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Cruciani-12|Anastasia Cruciani (1879-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Cruciani-13|Salvatore Cruciani (1848-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Cruciani-14|Emilia Cruciani (1882-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Cruciani-15|Francesca Cruciani (1885-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Cruciani-16|Angelo Cruciani (1809-1891)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Cruciani-17|Pietro Cruciani (abt.1791-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Cruciani-18|Annunziata Cruciani (1850-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Cruciani-6|Felice (Cruciani) Lupini (1856-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Cruciani-7|Ubaldo Cruciani (-aft.1883)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Cruciani-8|Sante Cruciani (1852-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Cruciani-9|Sante Cruciani (abt.1821-bef.1900)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Filippini-28|Luigi Filippini (bef.1830-aft.1900)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Frati-20|Maria Frati (1891-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Galli-191|Francesco Galli (1889-1963)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Galli-192|Giovanni Galli (1843-1929)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Galli-193|Bartholomew Galli (1878-1945)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Galli-194|Cesare Galli (1883-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Galli-195|Ulbaldina Galli (1885-1890)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Galli-196|Santino Galli (1887-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Galli-197|Ulbaldina Galli (1890-1894)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Galli-198|Marianna Galli (1892-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Galli-199|Benedetto Galli (1894-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Galli-201|Giuseppe Galli (1900-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Galli-202|Valentino Galli (1892-1958)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Galli-203|Guerrino Galli (abt.1921-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Galli-204|Gina Galli (1920-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Galli-208|Federico Galli (1867-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Galli-210|Pietro Galli (1896-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Galli-211|Paolina Galli (1906-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Galli-212|Giuseppe Galli (1831-abt.1899)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Galli-217|Domenico Galli (bef.1874-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Galli-218|Francesca Galli (1844-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Galli-219|Antonio Galli (bef.1824-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Galli-220|Giambattista Galli (bef.1804-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Galli-221|Maria Galli (1844-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Galli-222|Giuseppe Galli (1805-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Galli-234|Giovanna Galli (1841-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Gariglio-10|Clementina Luisa (Gariglio) Neri (1870-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Gariglio-11|Giovanni Gariglio (bef.1850-bef.1900)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Gentile-471|Caterina Gentile (1864-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Gentile-472|Sestilia Gentile (1888-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Gentile-473|Filamena Gentile (1865-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Illarioni-1|Giovanna Illarioni (1831-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Illarioni-2|Giovanni Illarioni (bef.1810-bef.1900)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Illarioni-3|Pietro Illarioni (1859-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Illarioni-4|Giuseppe Illarioni (1884-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Illarioni-5|Maria Illarioni (1886-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Illarioni-6|Giustina Illarioni (1889-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Illarioni-7|Gesuina Illarioni (1892-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Ippoliti-74|Maria Ippoliti (bef.1841-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-10|Domenico Lupini (1791-1843)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||√||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-100|Modesto Lupini (1886-1886)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-101|Gesuina Lupini (1888-1888)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-102|Alessio Lupini (1889-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-103|Albina Lupini (1891-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-104|Isidoro Lupini (1893-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-105|Riccardo Lupini (1901-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-106|Luisa Lupini (1903-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-107|Colombo Lupini (1906-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-108|Ugo Lupini (1909-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-109|Vito Lupini (1911-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-110|Decio Lupini (1913-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-111|Natalina Lupini (1916-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-112|Giocondo Lupini (1919-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-113|Caterina Lupini (1803-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-115|Faustina Lupini (bef.1810-bef.1900)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-116|Santa Lupini (About 1833-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-117|Francesco Lupini (abt.1800-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-16|Domenico Lupini (1908-1986)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Pennsylvania||Death||||||||√||J-L283||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-17|Francesco Lupini (1911-2001)]]||Iron Mountain,
Michigan||Baptism||Confirmation||Pascelupo,
Italy||Pascelupo,
Italy||||||||√||J-L283||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-18|Nazzareno Lupini (1913-1889)]]||Iron River,
Michigan||Baptism||Confirmation||n/a||Death||||||||√||J-L283||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-21|Santa Lupini (1918-2005)]]||Iron River,
Michigan||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Jamesburg,
New Jersey||||||||√||J-L283||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-22|Americo Lupini (1920-1997)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Richmond,
Virginia||||||||√||J-L283||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-23|Angelina Lupini (1923-2005)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||New Jersey||||||||√||J-L283||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-24|Francesco Lupini (1883-1909)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Iron Mountain,
Michigan||1815||1826||1883-1900||||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-25|Cecelia Lupini (1877-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-26|Filamena Lupini (1888-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||√||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-27|Luigi Lupini (1891-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-28|Eugenio Lupini (1855-1920)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||√||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-29|Nazzareno Lupini (1843-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||√||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-30|Ubaldina Lupini (1848-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-31|Caterina Lupini (1852-1921)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-32|Clementina Lupini (1811-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||√||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-33|Francesca Lupini (1812-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||√||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-34|Gentile Lupini (1814-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||√||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-35|Elisabetta Lupini (1821-1900)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||√||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-36|Anna Maria Lupini (1824-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||√||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-37|Giovanni Lupini (1826)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||√||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-38|Francesca Lupini (1863-1872)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-39|Beniamino Lupini (1865-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||√||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-40|Giuseppe Garibaldi Lupini (1869-1934)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||√||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-43|Antonio Luigi Lupini (1792-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-44|Maria Lupini (1793-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-45|Rosa Lupini (1799-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||√||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-46|Gentile Lupini (1835-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-47|Francesca Lupini (1908-1995)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-51|Angela Lupini (1864-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-57|Donatilde Lupini (1877-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-58|Giuseppa Maria Lupini (1879-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-6|Bernardino Lupini (1929-2019)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Carteret,
New Jersey||Midlothian,
Virginia||||||||√||J-L283||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-60|Assunta Lupini (1887-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-61|Pietro Lupini (1815-1883)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-62|Valentino Valente Lupini (1885-1946)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-63|Quinto Lorenzo Lupini (1894-1966)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-64|Giovanni Battista Lupini (1818-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||√||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-65|Antonio Lupini (1830-1924)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||√||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-66|Salvatore Lupini (1858-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-67|Cesare Lupini (1860-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-68|Clementina Lupini (1862-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-69|Letizia Lupini (1864-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-7|Emidio Lupini (1879-1950)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Pascelupo,
Italy||Pascelupo,
Italy||||||||√||J-L283||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-70|Celestina Lupini (1865-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-71|Angelina Lupini (1871-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-72|Davide Lupini (1874-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-73|Merope Lupini (1877-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||√||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-74|Rosa Lupini (1880-1952)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||√||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-75|Giovanni Codo Lupini (1883-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||√||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-76|Domenico Lupini (1886-1886)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||√||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-77|Luigi Lupini (1886-1886)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||√||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-8|Domenico Lupini (1850-1916)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Pascelupo,
Italy||||||||√||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-80|Clementina Lupini (1888-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-9|Emidio Lupini (1816-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||√||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-97|Maria Lupini (1886-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||√||√||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-98|Anna Lupini (1888-1889)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-99|Anna Lupini (1891-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Mancini-184|Maria Mancini (1821-1895)]]||Montebollo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||√||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Mancini-274|Sebastiana Mancini (Before 1844-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Mancini-275|Annunziata Mancini (1858-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Mancini-276|Giovanni Mancini (bef.1838-bef.1900)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Mascolini-1|Maria Mascolini (1837-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Mataloni-1|Giovanna Mataloni (About 1864-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Mataloni-2|Domenico Mataloni (Before 1844-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Mattei-100|Marrilia Mattei (1908-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Mattei-101|David Mattei (1912-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Mattei-102|Aldo Mattei (1915-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Mattei-103|Domenico Antonio Mattei (1800-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Mattei-104|Margherita Mattei (1906-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||√||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Mattei-105|Nicoletta Mattei (1908-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||√||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Mattei-106|Luigi Mattei (1913-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||√||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Mattei-107|Ernesto Mattei (1915-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||√||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Mattei-108|Angelo Mattei (1922-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||√||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Mattei-109|Dina Mattei (1925-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||√||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Mattei-110|Santa Mattei (1830-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||√||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Mattei-111|Augusto Mattei (1901-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Mattei-112|Gerardo Mattei (1926-1926)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Mattei-113|Dirio Mattei (1926-1926)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Mattei-114|Lucrezia Mattei (bef.1847-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Mattei-115|Vitale Mattei (1831-1893)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||√||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Mattei-116|Costanzo Mattei (1864-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Mattei-117|Vitale Mattei (Before 1782)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Mattei-118|Elisabetta Mattei (1886-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Mattei-119|Giovanni Mattei (1890-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Mattei-120|Domenico Mattei (bef.1815-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Mattei-121|Francesco Mattei (1862-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Mattei-122|Giuseppe Mattei (1904-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Mattei-123|Vittorio Mattei (1907-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Mattei-124|Matteo Mattei (1779-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Mattei-125|Anna Maria Mattei (1863-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Mattei-126|Giuseppe Mattei (before 1840-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Mattei-127|Francesco Mattei (before 1815-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Mattei-67|Maria Mattei (1887-1987)]]||Coldipeccio,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Pascelupo,
Italy||New Jersey||||||||√||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Mattei-69|Luigi Lupini (1845-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||√||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Mattei-71|Benedetto Mattei (1919-2000)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Mattei-72|Luigi Mattei (1915-1944)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Mattei-75|Gentile Mattei (1940-1945)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Mattei-79|Domenico Mattei (-abt.1950)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Mattei-80|Anna Maria Mattei (1907-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Mattei-81|Giovanni Mattei (1911-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Mattei-86|Settimio Mattei (1842-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Mattei-87|Bernardino Mattei (1873-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Mattei-88|Salvatore Mattei (1875-1931)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Mattei-89|Valentino Mattei (1877-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Mattei-90|Adamo Mattei (1880-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Mattei-91|Giuseppe Mattei (1882-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Mattei-92|Isidoro Settimio Mattei (1885-abt.1965)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Mattei-94|Felice Mattei (1879-1944)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Mattei-95|Domenico Antonio Mattei (1884-1978)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||√||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Mattei-96|Maria Mattei (1882-1882)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Mattei-97|Lorenzo Mattei (1869-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Mattei-98|Clementina Mattei (1903-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||√||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Mattei-99|Pietro Mattei (1906-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Moriconi-31|Maria Angela Moriconi (Before 1820-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Moriconi-32|Luigi Moriconi (Before 1790-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Moriconi-33|Appolonia Moriconi (1811-1888)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Neri-114|Filomena (Neri) Galli (1869-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Neri-115|Pietro Neri (-abt.1900)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Neri-116|Marco Neri (1855-1929)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Neri-118|Anna Maria Neri (1874-1896)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Neri-125|Marco Neri (bef.1815-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Neri-126|Maria Neri (1890-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Neri-127|Ida Neri (1891-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Neri-128|Rosa Neri (1894-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Neri-129|Anna Maria Neri (1897-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Neri-135|Santa Neri (1900-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Noti-1|Francesca (Noti) Paoletti (1830-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Noti-3|Caterina Noti (abt.1826-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Noti-4|Maria Noti (1833-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Pagnani-10|Caterina (Pagnani) Mattei (abt.1880-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Paoletti-103|Domenico Paoletti (1861-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Paoletti-104|Caterina Paoletti (1894-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Paoletti-105|Maria Paoletti (1896-1896)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Paoletti-106|Filippo Paoletti (1898-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Paoletti-108|Assunta Paoletti (1866-1896)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Paoletti-111|Maria Antonia Paoletti (1815-1886)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Paoletti-112|Sante Paoletti (1855-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Paoletti-113|Antonio Paoletti (1884-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Paoletti-114|Domencio Paoletti (1861-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Paoletti-115|Palmina Paoletti (1887-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Paoletti-116|Desiderio Paoletti (1888-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Paoletti-117|Angelo Paoletti (1889-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Paoletti-118|Clementina Paoletti (1891-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Paoletti-119|Maria Paoletti (1893-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Paoletti-120|Elisabetta Paoletti (1895-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Paoletti-121|Benedetto Paoletti (1898-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Paoletti-40|Nazzarena (Paoletti) Lupini (1859-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Paoletti-47|Vincenza Paoletti (1885-1946)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Paoletti-48|Angelo Paoletti (1819-aft.1883)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Paoletti-49|Luigi Paoletti (-bef.1883)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Paoletti-50|Santa (Paoletti) Lupini (1860-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Paoletti-51|Giuseppe Paoletti (1833-after 1883)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Paoletti-52|Luigi Paoletti (1788-before 1900)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Paoletti-68|Enrico Paoletti (1880-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Paoletti-69|Angelo Paoletti (1909-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Paoletti-70|Antonio Paoletti (1923-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Paoletti-71|Marianna Paoletti (After 1909-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Paoletti-72|Luigi Paoletti (After 1909-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Paoletti-73|Maria Paoletti (After 1909-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Paoletti-74|Francesco Paoletti (After 1909-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Paoletti-75|Giovanna Paoletti (bef.1824-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Paoletti-76|Luigi Paoletti (1844-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Paoletti-77|Ubaldo Paoletti (1814-1887)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Paoletti-79|Carlo Paoletti (1751-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Paoletti-80|Carolina Paoletti (1872-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Paoletti-81|Giuseppe Paoletti (1876-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Paoletti-82|Francesco Paoletti (1878-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Paoletti-83|Antonio Paoletti (1882-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Paoletti-84|Clelia Paoletti (1884-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Paoletti-85|Maria Angela Paoletti (1886-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Paoletti-86|Giovanni Paoletti (1841-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Paoletti-87|Domenico Paoletti (1848-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Paoletti-88|Maria Angela Paoletti (1884-1886)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Paoletti-89|Madalena Paoletti (1888-1892)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Paoletti-90|Ubaldo Paoletti (1890-1892)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Paoletti-91|Benedetta Paoletti (1892-1895)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Paoletti-92|Ubaldo Paoletti (1893-1952)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Paoletti-93|Benedetta Paoletti (1894-1900)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Paoletti-94|Guido Paoletti (1897-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Paoletti-95|Giovanni Paoletti (1898-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Paoletti-96|Gentile Paoletti (1899-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Paoletti-97|Clorinda Paoletti (1901-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Paoletti-98|Bernardina Paoletti (1809-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Paoletti-99|Maria Giacoma Paoletti (1795-before 1900)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Parri-4|Maria Parri (1830-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Parri-5|Matteo Parri (bef.1810-bef.1900)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Petrelli-68|Giovanna Petrelli ()]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||√||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Petrini-33|Francesca Petrini (bef.1838-bef.1900)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Poledri-3|Camilla Poledri (1861-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Poveromo-17|Maria Poveromo (1855-1893)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Poveromo-18|Pietro Poveromo (Before 1837-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Poveromo-19|Francesco Poveromo (Before 1817-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Profili-1|Angelica Profili (1875-1921)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Santarelli-11|Sante Santarelli (1900-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Santarelli-12|Santa Santarelli (1864-1925)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Santarelli-8|Liva Santarelli (bef.1803-aft.1827)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Santerelli-4|Francesca Santerelli (abt.1791-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Santini-77|Annunziata Santini (1876-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Santini-78|Domenico Santini (1835-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Santini-79|Giovanni Santini (1864-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Santini-80|Lorenzo Santini (1869-1877)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Santini-81|Giuseppe Santini (1871-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Santini-82|Carolina Santini (1873-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Santini-83|Maria Santini (1877-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Santini-84|Caterina Santini (1881-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Santini-85|Girolamo Santini (1833-1900)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Santini-86|Angelo Santini (1861-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Santini-87|Luigi Santini (1863-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Santini-88|Alfonzo Santini (1871-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Santini-89|Ubaldina Santini (1889-1892)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Santini-90|Louisa Santini (1891-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Santini-91|Filippo Santini (1892-1893)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Santini-92|Filippo Santini (1893-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Santini-93|Ubaldina Santini (1894-1896)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Santini-94|Ugo Santini (1896-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Santini-95|Concetta Santini (1898-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Santini-96|Enrigo Santini (1892-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Santini-97|Luca Santini (1894-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Santini-98|Pascualina Santini (1896-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Santini-99|Maria Santini (1898-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Sebastianelli-12|Girolamo Sebastianelli (abt.1809-bef.1900)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Sebastianelli-13|Sebastiano Sebastianelli (1829-1899)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Sebastianelli-15|Filippo Sebastianelli (1865-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Sebastianelli-16|Giovanni Sebastianelli (1895-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Sebastianelli-17|Tancredi Sebastianelli (1896-1896)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Sebastianelli-18|Maria Sebastianelli (1897-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Sebastianelli-19|Tancredi Sebastianelli (1899-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Sebastianelli-20|Giovanna Sebastianelli (1866-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Sebastianelli-21|Maria Antonia Sebastianelli (1862-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Sebastianelli-22|Maria Sebastianelli (1844-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Sebastianelli-23|Luigi Sebastianelli (abt.1810-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Sebastianelli-25|Maria Antonia Sebastianelli (1877-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Sebastianelli-26|Giovanna Sebastianelli (1881-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Sebastianelli-27|Maria Giulia Sebastianelli (1884-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Silvestrelli-7|Elisabetta (Silvestrelli) Noti (-bef.1900)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Stefanelli-14|Maria Stefanelli (1812-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Tersoni-1|Eugenio Tersoni (1877-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Tersoni-2|Pellegrino Tersoni (1899-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Tesi-4|Caterina Tesi (Before 1820-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Tesi-5|Giuseppe Tesi (Before 1800-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Tini-6|Maria Tini (before 1800-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Troiani-10|Maria Troiani (1857-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Troiani-11|Marco Troiani (1822-1899)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Troiani-12|Lorenzo Troiani (before 1815-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Troiani-13|Silvestro Troiani (before 1795-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Troiani-14|Maria Troiani (1863-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Troiani-15|Vertenzo Troiani (1835-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Troiani-16|Lorenzo Troiani (bef.1800-bef.1900)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Troiani-17|Elisabetta Troiani (1832-1893)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Troiani-18|Giuseppe Troiani (1852-1890)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Troiani-20|Benedetto Troiani (1863-1907)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Troiani-22|Filamena Troiani (1869-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Troiani-23|Rosa Troiani (1880-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Troiani-24|Adamo Troiani (1882-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Troiani-25|Giovanni Troiani (1884-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Troiani-26|Augusto Troiani (1886-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Troiani-27|Lorenzo Troiani (1887-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Troiani-28|Domenico Troiani (1888-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Troiani-29|Serafino Troiani (1890-1891)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Troiani-30|Serafino Troiani (1892-1893)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Troiani-31|Pietro Troiani (1859-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Troiani-32|Lucia Troiani (1871-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Troiani-33|Lorenzo Troiani (1875-1897)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Verzaschi-1|Benedetto Verzaschi (1869-1896)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Zoppi-10|Anna Zoppi (1851-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |} |} ==Haplogroup== work in progress... {| border=4 {| class="wikitable sortable" border=4 !Surname!!Y-Haplo!!X-Haplo |- |Lupini||J-L283||X-Haplogroup |- |Mattei||R-U152||X-Haplogroup |- |Brunamonti||Y-Haplogroup||X-Haplogroup |- |Paoletti||Y-Haplogroup||X-Haplogroup |- |Galli||Y-Haplogroup||X-Haplogroup |- |Santarelli||Y-Haplogroup||X-Haplogroup |- |Bonanni||R-L51||X-Haplogroup |- |Troiani||R-CTS241||X-Haplogroup |- |} |} ==Sources==
[[Space:Coldipeccio, Umbria One Place Study|Coldipeccio]] | [[Space:Costacciaro%2C_Umbria_One_Place_Study|Costacciaro]] | [[Space: Montebollo, Umbria One Place Study| Montebollo]] | [[Space:Pascelupo, Umbria One Place Study| Pascelupo]]
Scans of church records."Stato delle anime della Parr. di S. Bernardino del Castello di Pascelupo. Diocesi di Gubbio e territorio del *** fatto da me a S. Bernardino. Razzi Parroco sotto if di ***** = 1815 =" -- "Situation of the souls (i.e. persons) of the parish of S.Bernardino of Pascelupo Castle Gubbio diocese and territory of *** written by myself in S.Bernardino Parish Razzi under ** of ***** = 1815 =." !1826
Scans of church records. "Stato dell'Anime della Par[rocchia] di Pascelupo, Diocesi di Gubbio, li 24 Luglio 1826". "State of souls (i.e., population) of Pascelupo parish, Diocese of Gubbio, 24 July 1826." !1883-1900
Scans of church records. "Elenco di tutti i capi di famiglia si viventi che defonti contenuti nel presente libro incomminciando dall'anno 1883 all'anno Santo 1900." -- "- List of all family heads alive or dead included in this book, starting at the year 1883 up to the holy year 1900." !1925-1930
Scans of church records."Indeic dello stato di anime della Parrocchia St Bernardino di Pacelupo" -- " Index of the state of souls of the Parish of St Bernardino of Pacelupo"!!Paternal-Haplo!!Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Amoni-1|Anna Amoni (Before 1837-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Andreoli-89|Ubaldina Andreoli (1830-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Battistoni-11|Giovanni Battistoni (bef.1812-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Battistoni-12|Giovanna Battistoni (1797-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Battistoni-13|Gregorio Battistoni (Before 1750-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Battistoni-8|Santa (Battistoni) Lupini (1830-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Bianchi-269|Cecelia Bianchi (1786-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||√||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Bianchi-274|Francesco Bianchi (bef.1770-aft.1786)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Bonanni-29|Giuseppe Bonanni (1865-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Bonanni-30|Elisabetta (Bonanni) Galli (1901-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Bonanni-31|Gesuina (Bonanni) Galli (1892-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Bonanni-32|Antonio Bonanni (bef.1847-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Bonanni-33|Elisabetta Bonanni (Before 1846-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Bonanni-35|Albina Bonanni (1871-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Bonanni-36|Giuseppe Bonanni (bef.1825-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Bonanni-37|Maddalena Bonanni (before 1830-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Bonanni-39|Caterina Bonanni (1821-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Bonanni-40|Carlo Bonanni (1774-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Bonanni-41|Sebastiano Bonanni (1751-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Bonanni-42|Maria Bonanni (1823-1891)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Bonanni-43|Camilla Bonanni (before 1840-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Bonanni-44|Paolo Bonanni (before 1820-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Bonanni-45|Carlo Bonanni (1826-1890)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Bonanni-47|Carlo Bonanni (bef.1780-bef.1900)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Bonanni-48|Pietro Bonanni (1855-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Bonanni-49|Anna Bonanni (1884-1894)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Bonanni-50|Antonio Bonanni (1863-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Bonanni-51|Maria Bonanni (1868-1890)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Bonanni-52|Appolonia Bonanni (1871-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Bonanni-54|Francesca Bonanni (1886-1886)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Bonanni-55|Rosa Bonanni (1887-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Bonanni-56|Giuseppa Bonanni (1889-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Bonanni-57|Maria Bonanni (1893-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Bonanni-58|Annibale Bonanni (1896-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Bonanni-59|Giacomo Bonanni (bef.1800-bef.1900)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Bonanni-60|Pietro Bonanni (1834-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Bonanni-61|Giuseppe Bonanni (1862-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Bonanni-62|Serafina Bonanni (1865-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Bonanni-63|Giacomo Bonanni (1868-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Bonanni-65|Maria Bonanni (1821-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Bonanni-66|Faustina Bonanni (1889-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Bonanni-67|Giovanni Bonanni (1894-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Bonanni-68|Pietro Bonanni (1896-1897)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Bonanni-69|Filamena Bonanni (1895-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Bonanni-70|Francesca Bonanni (1824-1896)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Bonanni-71|Giuseppe Bonanni (abt.1795-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Bonanni-72|Francesco Bonanni (1831-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Bonanni-73|Giovanni Bonanni (1858-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Bonanni-74|Faustina Bonanni (1884-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Bonanni-75|Germano Bonanni (1887-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Bonanni-76|Maria Bonanni (-1890)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Bonanni-77|Carlo Bonanni (1892-1893)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Bonanni-78|Carlo Bonanni (1894-1895)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Bonanni-79|Francesca Bonanni (1900-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Bonanni-80|Domenico Bonanni (1836-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Bonanni-81|Giuseppe Bonanni (1865-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Bonanni-82|Sante Bonanni (1860-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Bonanni-83|Girolamo Bonanni (1872-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Bonanni-84|Giovanni Bonanni (1875-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Bonanni-85|Elisa Bonanni (1899-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Bonanni-86|Sebastiana Bonanni (1836-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Bonanni-87|Maddalena Bonanni (1833-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Bonanni-88|Teresa Bonanni (1823-1899)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Bonanni-89|Anastasia Bonanni (1860-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Brunamonti-1|Santa Brunamonti (1859-1940)]]||Piaggia Secca,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Pascelupo,
Italy||||||||√||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Brunamonti-10|Salvatore Brunamonti (1902-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||√||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Brunamonti-11|Apollonia Brunamonti (1905-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||√||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Brunamonti-12|Giovanni Brunamonti (1925-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||√||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Brunamonti-13|Santina Brunamonti (1926-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||√||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Brunamonti-14|Luigi Brunamonti (1859-1924)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||√||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Brunamonti-15|Francesco Brunamonti (1890-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||√||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Brunamonti-16|Matteo Brunamonti (1924-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Brunamonti-17|Felice Brunamonti (bef.1874-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Brunamonti-18|Domenico Brunamonti (About 1811-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Brunamonti-19|Benedetta Brunamonti (1849-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Brunamonti-2|Maria Brunamonti (1843-1918)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||√||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Brunamonti-20|Ubaldo Brunamonti (1833-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Brunamonti-21|Sante Brunamonti (1859-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Brunamonti-22|Caterina Brunamonti (1864-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Brunamonti-23|Albina Brunamonti (1866-1900)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Brunamonti-24|Domenico Brunamonti (1888-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Brunamonti-26|Celestina Brunamonti (1891-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Brunamonti-29|Maria Santa Brunamonti (1851-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Brunamonti-3|Giovanni Brunamonti (About 1835-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||√||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Brunamonti-4|Francesco Brunamonti (1815-1883)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Brunamonti-5|Silvestro Brunamonti ()]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||√||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Brunamonti-6|Felice Brunamonti (1804-1868)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Brunamonti-7|Eugenio Brunamonti (1861-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||√||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Brunamonti-8|Pietro Brunamonti (1896-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||√||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Brunamonti-9|Antonio Brunamonti (1898-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||√||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Buselli-1|Nicola Buselli (-before 1900)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Caporaletti-1|Giulia (Caporaletti) Galli (abt.1894-aft.1928)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Castagni-1|Albina (Castagni) Lupini (1885-1960)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Cecconi-12|Maria Vincenza Cecconi (1823-bef.1900)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Cecconi-13|Giammaria Cecconi (1865-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Cecconi-14|Benedetto Cecconi (1834-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Cecconi-15|Nazzareno Cecconi (1875-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Cecconi-16|Giammaria Cecconi (1798-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Cecconi-17|Benedetto Cecconi (bef.1778-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Cecconi-18|Ubaldo Cecconi (1802-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Cecconi-20|Maria Cecconi (1809-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Cecconi-21|Anastasia Cecconi (1813-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Cecconi-22|Benedetta Cecconi (1815-1893)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Cecconi-24|Pietro Cecconi (1831-1888)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Cecconi-25|Maria Cecconi (1893-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Cecconi-27|Peitro Cecconi (1900-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Cecconi-29|Luigi Cecconi (1887-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Cecconi-30|Alessandro Cecconi (1890-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Cecconi-31|Americo Cecconi (1893-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Cecconi-32|Valentino Cecconi (1896-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Cecconi-33|Pietro Cecconi (1899-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Cecconi-34|Francesca Cecconi (1861-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Cecconi-35|Giovanni Cecconi (1845-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Cecconi-36|Masimino Cecconi (1877-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Cecconi-37|Amidio Ubaldo Cecconi (1879-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Cecconi-38|Maria Cecconi (1884-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Cecconi-39|Anna Maria Cecconi (1889-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Cecconi-40|Ubaldo Cecconi (1891-1891)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Cesarini-7|Anna Maria Cesarini (abt.1805-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Coccetti-14|Nazzareno Coccetti (1872-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Coccetti-15|Bernardino Coccetti (1876-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Coccetti-16|Gesuina Coccetti (1897-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Coccetti-17|Celestina Coccetti (1897-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Coccetti-18|Anna Coccetti (1899-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Coccetti-19|Giovanni Coccetti (1899-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Coccetti-5|Gentile (Coccetti) Neri (1871-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Coccetti-6|Guistina (Coccetti) Bonanni (1902-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Coccetti-7|Fiorenzo Coccetti (1906-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Coccetti-8|Caterina Coccetti (1908-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Coccetti-9|Cesare Coccetti (1913-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Coccia-25|Pietro Coccia (1925-2016)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Coccia-32|Marta Coccia (1847-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Coccia-33|Caterina Coccia (1881-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Crociani-1|Cecelia Crociani (abt.1914-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Crociani-2|Pierina Crociani (1915-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Crociani-3|Pietro Crociani (abt.1890-abt.1918)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Cruciani-10|Carlo Cruciani (1888-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Cruciani-11|Maria Cruciani (1868-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Cruciani-12|Anastasia Cruciani (1879-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Cruciani-13|Salvatore Cruciani (1848-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Cruciani-14|Emilia Cruciani (1882-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Cruciani-15|Francesca Cruciani (1885-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Cruciani-16|Angelo Cruciani (1809-1891)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Cruciani-17|Pietro Cruciani (abt.1791-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Cruciani-18|Annunziata Cruciani (1850-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Cruciani-6|Felice (Cruciani) Lupini (1856-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Cruciani-7|Ubaldo Cruciani (-aft.1883)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Cruciani-8|Sante Cruciani (1852-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Cruciani-9|Sante Cruciani (abt.1821-bef.1900)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Filippini-28|Luigi Filippini (bef.1830-aft.1900)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Frati-20|Maria Frati (1891-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Galli-191|Francesco Galli (1889-1963)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Galli-192|Giovanni Galli (1843-1929)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Galli-193|Bartholomew Galli (1878-1945)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Galli-194|Cesare Galli (1883-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Galli-195|Ulbaldina Galli (1885-1890)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Galli-196|Santino Galli (1887-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Galli-197|Ulbaldina Galli (1890-1894)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Galli-198|Marianna Galli (1892-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Galli-199|Benedetto Galli (1894-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Galli-201|Giuseppe Galli (1900-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Galli-202|Valentino Galli (1892-1958)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Galli-203|Guerrino Galli (abt.1921-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Galli-204|Gina Galli (1920-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Galli-208|Federico Galli (1867-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Galli-210|Pietro Galli (1896-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Galli-211|Paolina Galli (1906-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Galli-212|Giuseppe Galli (1831-abt.1899)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Galli-217|Domenico Galli (bef.1874-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Galli-218|Francesca Galli (1844-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Galli-219|Antonio Galli (bef.1824-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Galli-220|Giambattista Galli (bef.1804-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Galli-221|Maria Galli (1844-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Galli-222|Giuseppe Galli (1805-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Galli-234|Giovanna Galli (1841-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Gariglio-10|Clementina Luisa (Gariglio) Neri (1870-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Gariglio-11|Giovanni Gariglio (bef.1850-bef.1900)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Gentile-471|Caterina Gentile (1864-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Gentile-472|Sestilia Gentile (1888-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Gentile-473|Filamena Gentile (1865-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Illarioni-1|Giovanna Illarioni (1831-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Illarioni-2|Giovanni Illarioni (bef.1810-bef.1900)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Illarioni-3|Pietro Illarioni (1859-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Illarioni-4|Giuseppe Illarioni (1884-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Illarioni-5|Maria Illarioni (1886-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Illarioni-6|Giustina Illarioni (1889-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Illarioni-7|Gesuina Illarioni (1892-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Ippoliti-74|Maria Ippoliti (bef.1841-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-10|Domenico Lupini (1791-1843)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||√||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-100|Modesto Lupini (1886-1886)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-101|Gesuina Lupini (1888-1888)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-102|Alessio Lupini (1889-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-103|Albina Lupini (1891-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-104|Isidoro Lupini (1893-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-105|Riccardo Lupini (1901-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-106|Luisa Lupini (1903-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-107|Colombo Lupini (1906-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-108|Ugo Lupini (1909-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-109|Vito Lupini (1911-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-110|Decio Lupini (1913-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-111|Natalina Lupini (1916-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-112|Giocondo Lupini (1919-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-113|Caterina Lupini (1803-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-115|Faustina Lupini (bef.1810-bef.1900)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-116|Santa Lupini (About 1833-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-117|Francesco Lupini (abt.1800-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-16|Domenico Lupini (1908-1986)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Pennsylvania||Death||||||||√||J-L283||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-17|Francesco Lupini (1911-2001)]]||Iron Mountain,
Michigan||Baptism||Confirmation||Pascelupo,
Italy||Pascelupo,
Italy||||||||√||J-L283||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-18|Nazzareno Lupini (1913-1889)]]||Iron River,
Michigan||Baptism||Confirmation||n/a||Death||||||||√||J-L283||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-21|Santa Lupini (1918-2005)]]||Iron River,
Michigan||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Jamesburg,
New Jersey||||||||√||J-L283||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-22|Americo Lupini (1920-1997)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Richmond,
Virginia||||||||√||J-L283||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-23|Angelina Lupini (1923-2005)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||New Jersey||||||||√||J-L283||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-24|Francesco Lupini (1883-1909)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Iron Mountain,
Michigan||1815||1826||1883-1900||||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-25|Cecelia Lupini (1877-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-26|Filamena Lupini (1888-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||√||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-27|Luigi Lupini (1891-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-28|Eugenio Lupini (1855-1920)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||√||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-29|Nazzareno Lupini (1843-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||√||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-30|Ubaldina Lupini (1848-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-31|Caterina Lupini (1852-1921)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-32|Clementina Lupini (1811-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||√||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-33|Francesca Lupini (1812-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||√||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-34|Gentile Lupini (1814-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||√||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-35|Elisabetta Lupini (1821-1900)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||√||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-36|Anna Maria Lupini (1824-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||√||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-37|Giovanni Lupini (1826)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||√||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-38|Francesca Lupini (1863-1872)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-39|Beniamino Lupini (1865-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||√||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-40|Giuseppe Garibaldi Lupini (1869-1934)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||√||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-43|Antonio Luigi Lupini (1792-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-44|Maria Lupini (1793-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-45|Rosa Lupini (1799-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||√||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-46|Gentile Lupini (1835-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-47|Francesca Lupini (1908-1995)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-51|Angela Lupini (1864-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-57|Donatilde Lupini (1877-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-58|Giuseppa Maria Lupini (1879-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-6|Bernardino Lupini (1929-2019)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Carteret,
New Jersey||Midlothian,
Virginia||||||||√||J-L283||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-60|Assunta Lupini (1887-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-61|Pietro Lupini (1815-1883)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-62|Valentino Valente Lupini (1885-1946)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-63|Quinto Lorenzo Lupini (1894-1966)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-64|Giovanni Battista Lupini (1818-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||√||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-65|Antonio Lupini (1830-1924)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||√||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-66|Salvatore Lupini (1858-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-67|Cesare Lupini (1860-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-68|Clementina Lupini (1862-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-69|Letizia Lupini (1864-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-7|Emidio Lupini (1879-1950)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Pascelupo,
Italy||Pascelupo,
Italy||||||||√||J-L283||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-70|Celestina Lupini (1865-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-71|Angelina Lupini (1871-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-72|Davide Lupini (1874-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-73|Merope Lupini (1877-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||√||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-74|Rosa Lupini (1880-1952)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||√||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-75|Giovanni Codo Lupini (1883-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||√||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-76|Domenico Lupini (1886-1886)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||√||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-77|Luigi Lupini (1886-1886)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||√||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-8|Domenico Lupini (1850-1916)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Pascelupo,
Italy||||||||√||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-80|Clementina Lupini (1888-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-9|Emidio Lupini (1816-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||√||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-97|Maria Lupini (1886-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||√||√||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-98|Anna Lupini (1888-1889)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Lupini-99|Anna Lupini (1891-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Mancini-184|Maria Mancini (1821-1895)]]||Montebollo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||√||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Mancini-274|Sebastiana Mancini (Before 1844-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Mancini-275|Annunziata Mancini (1858-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Mancini-276|Giovanni Mancini (bef.1838-bef.1900)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Mascolini-1|Maria Mascolini (1837-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Mataloni-1|Giovanna Mataloni (About 1864-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Mataloni-2|Domenico Mataloni (Before 1844-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Mattei-100|Marrilia Mattei (1908-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Mattei-101|David Mattei (1912-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Mattei-102|Aldo Mattei (1915-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Mattei-103|Domenico Antonio Mattei (1800-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Mattei-104|Margherita Mattei (1906-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||√||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Mattei-105|Nicoletta Mattei (1908-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||√||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Mattei-106|Luigi Mattei (1913-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||√||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Mattei-107|Ernesto Mattei (1915-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||√||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Mattei-108|Angelo Mattei (1922-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||√||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Mattei-109|Dina Mattei (1925-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||√||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Mattei-110|Santa Mattei (1830-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||√||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Mattei-111|Augusto Mattei (1901-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Mattei-112|Gerardo Mattei (1926-1926)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Mattei-113|Dirio Mattei (1926-1926)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Mattei-114|Lucrezia Mattei (bef.1847-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Mattei-115|Vitale Mattei (1831-1893)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||√||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Mattei-116|Costanzo Mattei (1864-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Mattei-117|Vitale Mattei (Before 1782)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Mattei-118|Elisabetta Mattei (1886-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Mattei-119|Giovanni Mattei (1890-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Mattei-120|Domenico Mattei (bef.1815-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Mattei-121|Francesco Mattei (1862-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Mattei-122|Giuseppe Mattei (1904-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Mattei-123|Vittorio Mattei (1907-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Mattei-124|Matteo Mattei (1779-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Mattei-125|Anna Maria Mattei (1863-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Mattei-126|Giuseppe Mattei (before 1840-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Mattei-127|Francesco Mattei (before 1815-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Mattei-67|Maria Mattei (1887-1987)]]||Coldipeccio,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Pascelupo,
Italy||New Jersey||||||||√||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Mattei-69|Luigi Lupini (1845-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||√||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Mattei-71|Benedetto Mattei (1919-2000)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Mattei-72|Luigi Mattei (1915-1944)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Mattei-75|Gentile Mattei (1940-1945)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Mattei-79|Domenico Mattei (-abt.1950)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Mattei-80|Anna Maria Mattei (1907-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Mattei-81|Giovanni Mattei (1911-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Mattei-86|Settimio Mattei (1842-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Mattei-87|Bernardino Mattei (1873-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Mattei-88|Salvatore Mattei (1875-1931)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Mattei-89|Valentino Mattei (1877-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Mattei-90|Adamo Mattei (1880-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Mattei-91|Giuseppe Mattei (1882-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Mattei-92|Isidoro Settimio Mattei (1885-abt.1965)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Mattei-94|Felice Mattei (1879-1944)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Mattei-95|Domenico Antonio Mattei (1884-1978)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||√||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Mattei-96|Maria Mattei (1882-1882)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Mattei-97|Lorenzo Mattei (1869-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Mattei-98|Clementina Mattei (1903-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||√||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Mattei-99|Pietro Mattei (1906-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Moriconi-31|Maria Angela Moriconi (Before 1820-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Moriconi-32|Luigi Moriconi (Before 1790-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Moriconi-33|Appolonia Moriconi (1811-1888)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Neri-114|Filomena (Neri) Galli (1869-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Neri-115|Pietro Neri (-abt.1900)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Neri-116|Marco Neri (1855-1929)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Neri-118|Anna Maria Neri (1874-1896)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Neri-125|Marco Neri (bef.1815-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Neri-126|Maria Neri (1890-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Neri-127|Ida Neri (1891-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Neri-128|Rosa Neri (1894-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Neri-129|Anna Maria Neri (1897-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Neri-135|Santa Neri (1900-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Noti-1|Francesca (Noti) Paoletti (1830-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Noti-3|Caterina Noti (abt.1826-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Noti-4|Maria Noti (1833-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Pagnani-10|Caterina (Pagnani) Mattei (abt.1880-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Paoletti-103|Domenico Paoletti (1861-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Paoletti-104|Caterina Paoletti (1894-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Paoletti-105|Maria Paoletti (1896-1896)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Paoletti-106|Filippo Paoletti (1898-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Paoletti-108|Assunta Paoletti (1866-1896)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Paoletti-111|Maria Antonia Paoletti (1815-1886)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Paoletti-112|Sante Paoletti (1855-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Paoletti-113|Antonio Paoletti (1884-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Paoletti-114|Domencio Paoletti (1861-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Paoletti-115|Palmina Paoletti (1887-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Paoletti-116|Desiderio Paoletti (1888-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Paoletti-117|Angelo Paoletti (1889-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Paoletti-118|Clementina Paoletti (1891-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Paoletti-119|Maria Paoletti (1893-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Paoletti-120|Elisabetta Paoletti (1895-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Paoletti-121|Benedetto Paoletti (1898-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Paoletti-40|Nazzarena (Paoletti) Lupini (1859-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Paoletti-47|Vincenza Paoletti (1885-1946)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Paoletti-48|Angelo Paoletti (1819-aft.1883)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Paoletti-49|Luigi Paoletti (-bef.1883)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Paoletti-50|Santa (Paoletti) Lupini (1860-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Paoletti-51|Giuseppe Paoletti (1833-after 1883)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Paoletti-52|Luigi Paoletti (1788-before 1900)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Paoletti-68|Enrico Paoletti (1880-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Paoletti-69|Angelo Paoletti (1909-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Paoletti-70|Antonio Paoletti (1923-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Paoletti-71|Marianna Paoletti (After 1909-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Paoletti-72|Luigi Paoletti (After 1909-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Paoletti-73|Maria Paoletti (After 1909-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Paoletti-74|Francesco Paoletti (After 1909-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Paoletti-75|Giovanna Paoletti (bef.1824-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Paoletti-76|Luigi Paoletti (1844-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Paoletti-77|Ubaldo Paoletti (1814-1887)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Paoletti-79|Carlo Paoletti (1751-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Paoletti-80|Carolina Paoletti (1872-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Paoletti-81|Giuseppe Paoletti (1876-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Paoletti-82|Francesco Paoletti (1878-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Paoletti-83|Antonio Paoletti (1882-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Paoletti-84|Clelia Paoletti (1884-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Paoletti-85|Maria Angela Paoletti (1886-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Paoletti-86|Giovanni Paoletti (1841-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Paoletti-87|Domenico Paoletti (1848-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Paoletti-88|Maria Angela Paoletti (1884-1886)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Paoletti-89|Madalena Paoletti (1888-1892)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Paoletti-90|Ubaldo Paoletti (1890-1892)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Paoletti-91|Benedetta Paoletti (1892-1895)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Paoletti-92|Ubaldo Paoletti (1893-1952)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Paoletti-93|Benedetta Paoletti (1894-1900)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Paoletti-94|Guido Paoletti (1897-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Paoletti-95|Giovanni Paoletti (1898-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Paoletti-96|Gentile Paoletti (1899-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Paoletti-97|Clorinda Paoletti (1901-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Paoletti-98|Bernardina Paoletti (1809-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Paoletti-99|Maria Giacoma Paoletti (1795-before 1900)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Parri-4|Maria Parri (1830-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Parri-5|Matteo Parri (bef.1810-bef.1900)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Petrelli-68|Giovanna Petrelli ()]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||√||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Petrini-33|Francesca Petrini (bef.1838-bef.1900)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Poledri-3|Camilla Poledri (1861-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Poveromo-17|Maria Poveromo (1855-1893)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Poveromo-18|Pietro Poveromo (Before 1837-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Poveromo-19|Francesco Poveromo (Before 1817-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Profili-1|Angelica Profili (1875-1921)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Santarelli-11|Sante Santarelli (1900-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Santarelli-12|Santa Santarelli (1864-1925)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Santarelli-8|Liva Santarelli (bef.1803-aft.1827)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Santerelli-4|Francesca Santerelli (abt.1791-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Santini-77|Annunziata Santini (1876-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Santini-78|Domenico Santini (1835-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Santini-79|Giovanni Santini (1864-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Santini-80|Lorenzo Santini (1869-1877)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Santini-81|Giuseppe Santini (1871-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Santini-82|Carolina Santini (1873-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Santini-83|Maria Santini (1877-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Santini-84|Caterina Santini (1881-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Santini-85|Girolamo Santini (1833-1900)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Santini-86|Angelo Santini (1861-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Santini-87|Luigi Santini (1863-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Santini-88|Alfonzo Santini (1871-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Santini-89|Ubaldina Santini (1889-1892)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Santini-90|Louisa Santini (1891-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Santini-91|Filippo Santini (1892-1893)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Santini-92|Filippo Santini (1893-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Santini-93|Ubaldina Santini (1894-1896)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Santini-94|Ugo Santini (1896-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Santini-95|Concetta Santini (1898-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Santini-96|Enrigo Santini (1892-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Santini-97|Luca Santini (1894-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Santini-98|Pascualina Santini (1896-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Santini-99|Maria Santini (1898-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Sebastianelli-12|Girolamo Sebastianelli (abt.1809-bef.1900)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Sebastianelli-13|Sebastiano Sebastianelli (1829-1899)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Sebastianelli-15|Filippo Sebastianelli (1865-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Sebastianelli-16|Giovanni Sebastianelli (1895-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Sebastianelli-17|Tancredi Sebastianelli (1896-1896)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Sebastianelli-18|Maria Sebastianelli (1897-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Sebastianelli-19|Tancredi Sebastianelli (1899-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Sebastianelli-20|Giovanna Sebastianelli (1866-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Sebastianelli-21|Maria Antonia Sebastianelli (1862-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Sebastianelli-22|Maria Sebastianelli (1844-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Sebastianelli-23|Luigi Sebastianelli (abt.1810-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Sebastianelli-25|Maria Antonia Sebastianelli (1877-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Sebastianelli-26|Giovanna Sebastianelli (1881-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Sebastianelli-27|Maria Giulia Sebastianelli (1884-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Silvestrelli-7|Elisabetta (Silvestrelli) Noti (-bef.1900)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Stefanelli-14|Maria Stefanelli (1812-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Tersoni-1|Eugenio Tersoni (1877-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Tersoni-2|Pellegrino Tersoni (1899-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Tesi-4|Caterina Tesi (Before 1820-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Tesi-5|Giuseppe Tesi (Before 1800-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Tini-6|Maria Tini (before 1800-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Troiani-10|Maria Troiani (1857-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Troiani-11|Marco Troiani (1822-1899)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Troiani-12|Lorenzo Troiani (before 1815-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Troiani-13|Silvestro Troiani (before 1795-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Troiani-14|Maria Troiani (1863-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Troiani-15|Vertenzo Troiani (1835-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Troiani-16|Lorenzo Troiani (bef.1800-bef.1900)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Troiani-17|Elisabetta Troiani (1832-1893)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Troiani-18|Giuseppe Troiani (1852-1890)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Troiani-20|Benedetto Troiani (1863-1907)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Troiani-22|Filamena Troiani (1869-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Troiani-23|Rosa Troiani (1880-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Troiani-24|Adamo Troiani (1882-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Troiani-25|Giovanni Troiani (1884-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Troiani-26|Augusto Troiani (1886-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Troiani-27|Lorenzo Troiani (1887-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Troiani-28|Domenico Troiani (1888-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Troiani-29|Serafino Troiani (1890-1891)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Troiani-30|Serafino Troiani (1892-1893)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Troiani-31|Pietro Troiani (1859-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Troiani-32|Lucia Troiani (1871-)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Troiani-33|Lorenzo Troiani (1875-1897)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Verzaschi-1|Benedetto Verzaschi (1869-1896)]]||Pascelupo,
Italy||Baptism||Confirmation||Marriage||Death||1815||1826||1883-1900||1925-1930||Paternal-Haplo||Maternal-Haplo |- |[[Zoppi-10|Anna Zoppi (1851-)]]||Pascelupo,
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[[Category: Pass Island, Newfoundland Colony]] [[Category: Pass Island, Dominion of Newfoundland]] [[Category: Pass Island, Newfoundland]] ''This article is a stub. Anything you can add to it is appreciated.'' == History == The following text - to be edited and condensed later - is from the ''Encyclopedia of Newfoundland and Labrador.[http://collections.mun.ca/cdm/ref/collection/cns_enl/id/3055 ''Encyclopedia of Newfoundland and Labrador,''] Volume 4, pp. 228-229. "PASS ISLAND (pop. 1971, 160). A resettled fishing community. Pass Island is just 250 m off the tip of the peninsula which separates Hermitage and Connaigre bays. The community was resettled, largely to nearby Hermitage, in the summer of 1974 — the last community to move under the resettlement program." "Providing the closest access to some of the major fishing banks of Fortune Bay, to the south towards St. Pierre and Miquelon, Pass Island was one of the earliest settled sites in the area. Captain James Cook reported several English fishermen using shore space on the Island in 1763, with two of the families remaining over the winter. Local tradition has it that the first family to settle permanently was named Newman. Many of the West Country families that settled the Island in the early 1800s were brought out as fishing servants for the English firm of Newman and Co., which dominated the fishery in Hermitage Bay in the late 1700s through the 1800s, but there is no established connection between the Newman family of merchants and the individuals of that name who were early residents of Pass Island." "The first Newfoundland Census, in 1836, recorded 56 people living there, and this number likely included most of the families usually associated with Pass Island — Fudge, Piercey, Rideout, Simms, Spencer and Stickland. The population had grown to 110 by 1857 and to 215 by 1874. At least some of the other family names recorded there in later years — including Bobbitt, Cooper, Grant and Touchings — also likely came to Newfoundland as servants of the Newman firm, which had premises at nearby Grole from the 1850s. As late as 1874 there were 36 Pass Island people listed as having been born in England. A Church of England church had been built by 1869 and a school established by 1874." "The reputation of Pass Island as a close-knit and successful fishing community kept it from being resettled in the 1960s, when many other island communities were abandoned. Instead a road was built up to Pass Island Tickle. However, when Grole opted to resettle in the late 1960s the isolation of Pass Island increased. In 1974, with a new fish plant being proposed for Hermitage and with the prospect of being able to continue to fish traditional grounds from that site by longliners, the Pass Islanders decided to move. In 1992 wharves at Pass Island Tickle were still maintained, for the convenience of keepers at the lighthouse (established in 1870) and a few former residents who still kept premises there." ===Early Residents=== '''1871:'''[http://collections.mun.ca/cdm/ref/collection/cns_tools/id/37551 ''Lovell's Province of Newfoundland Directory, 1871.'':], p. 281. * Matthew Bottets, planter * James Fudge, planter * Jeremiah Fudge, planter * Thomas Fudge, planter * Thomas Ingram, planter * David Morris, planter * Henry Newman, planter * George Pearcey, planter * John Pearcey, planter * Joseph Pearcey, planter * Moses Picot, planter * James Ridout, planter * Robert Ridout, Sr., planter * Robert Ridout, Jr., fisherman * Robert Sins, planter * Joseph Souchings, planter * Robert Spencer, planter * John Stickland, planter * Philip Stickland, planter * Robert White, planter '''1904:'''[http://collections.mun.ca/cdm/ref/collection/cns_tools/id/47735 McAlpine's Newfoundland Directory, 1904], p. 486. * John Bobbitt, fisherman * Mathew Bobbitt, fisherman * [[Bobbett-38|Mathew (of William) Bobbitt]], fisherman * [[Bobbett-32|William Bobbitt]], fisherman * William T. Bobbitt, fisherman * Ernest E. Bulley, trader * Thomas W. Bulley, lighthouse keeper * John Carter, fisherman * William Carter, fisherman * William Cooper, fisherman * Charles Crant, fisherman * George Forsey, fisherman * George Fudge, fisherman * James (of James) Fudge, fisherman * James (of Jere) Fudge, fisherman * Jesse Fudge, fisherman * John Fudge, fisherman * John Robert Fudge, fisherman * Robert Fudge, fisherman * Robert Herrett, fisherman * William Morris, fisherman * Thomas Pack, fisherman * Charles Piercey, fisherman * George Piercey, fisherman * George Robert Piercey, fisherman * George (of Joseph) Piercey, fisherman * Henry Piercey, fisherman * James Piercey, fisherman * James (of John) Piercey, fisherman * Joseph Piercey, fisherman * Morgan Piercey, fisherman * Reuben Piercey, fisherman * Robert Piercey, fisherman * Robert Piercey, fisherman * Robert (of George) Piercey, fisherman * Thomas Piercey, fisherman * William Piercey, fisherman * James Rideout, fisherman * John Rideout, fisherman * Thomas Rideout, fisherman * Benjamin Simms, fisherman * Jacob Simms, fisherman * John Simms, fisherman * Robert Simms, fisherman * Henry Spencer, fisherman * John Spencer, fisherman * Philip Strickland, fisherman * Henry Touching, fisherman * John Touching, fisherman * Joseph Touching, fisherman * Mathew Touching, fisherman * Isaac White, fisherman * John White, fisherman * Robert White, fisherman * Samson White, fisherman '''1921 Census, heads of household:'''[https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QS7-89FW-GSCV ''Newfoundland Census, 1921 - Fortune Bay District.'':], pp. 253-260. {| border="1" class="sortable" bgcolor="#fffcef" ! Name!!Birth date!!Birth Location |- | Bobbitt, Mathew||1846 Dec||Pass Island |- | [[Bobbett-38|Bobbitt, Mathew R.]]||1879 Apr||Pass Island |- | [[Bobbett-32|Bobbitt, William]]||1852 May||Pass Island |- | [[Bobbett-40|Bobbitt, William J.]]||1881 Jun||Pass Island |- | Bulley, E. 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[[Category: Sources by Name]] [[Category: Immigration_Records_and_Passenger_Lists]] Other: [[Space: Category-Source | Sources]] __TOC__ == Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, 1500s-1900s == Index to passengers who arrived in United States and Canadian ports from the 1500s through the 1900s. "An excellent index of over 4,588,000 names found in more than 2,500 published sources... 15 vols. This is an index of published passenger lists, as well as other published sources, primary and secondary, which indicate the arrival or earliest presence of an immigrant in America at a particular place and time.Introduction, 1994 Supplement, p. xi: :PILI does not index passenger lists only. Naturalization lists and other publications where immigration to the New World can be determined to have occurred are indexed as well. . . . The date and place appearing in PILI do not necessarily equate to the date and port of arrival. Locations referred to in some sources are in fact sometimes destinations, locations of settlement, or the particular location of the immigrant on the date cited. The first three volumes are a combined alphabetical index printed in 1981. Supplemental volumes have been issued annually."https://www.familysearch.org/wiki/en/US_Immigration_Passenger_Arrival_Records * edited by [[Filby-40|Percy William Filby]] (1911-2002) * published by [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gale_(publisher) Gale Research], Farmington Hills, MI, USA, 2012 * [[Special:Whatlinkshere/Space:Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, 1500s-1900s|WikiTree Profiles that use this source]] === Available online at these locations: === * https://www.ancestry.com/search/collections/7486/ * https://www.myheritage.com/research/collection-10017/passenger-immigration-lists-1500-1900 * Preliminary edition ::* https://archive.org/details/passengerimmigra0000filb borrow * First Supplement - Bibliography ::* https://archive.org/details/passengerimmigra0001filb borrow === Footnotes === Filby, Percy William. ''[[Space:Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, 1500s-1900s|Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, 1500s-1900s]]'' (Farmington Hills, MI, USA: Gale Research, 2012) year, ship, destination * ([[#Filby|Filby]]) Please add your preferred citation format below, so that it may be easily copied by you and others: * Filby, Percy William. ''[[Space:Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, 1500s-1900s|Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, 1500s-1900s]]'' (Farmington Hills, MI, USA: Gale Research, 2012) year, ship, destination
Passenger list of Solway, sailed 9 June 1837 from Hamburg
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[[Category:Solway, Arrived 16 Oct 1837]] [[Category:South Australia, Shipping Free Space Pages]] '''Ship Solway, 337 tons, Captain R. Pearson, from Hamburg 9th June 1837 with 52 migrants, arrived at Port Adelaide (after migrants disembarked at Kangaroo Island, South Australia 16th October, 1837) .''' 28 emigrants have been identified as being "Old Lutherans" (25 from Pomerania, 3 from Silesia). Other German migrants come from Hamburg (3) and Bavaria (2). '''The Solway left Kingscote Dec 20th to moor in Rosetta Harbour, Encounter Bay. Severe gales caused the Solway to slip moorings and it was wrecked on Dec 21st 1837. ''' '''Warning!''' Migrants who traveled to South Australia in steerage between 1836 and 1841 were not individually named in the ship manifest, only the small number of passengers who traveled in cabins. Different researchers have reconstructed passenger lists from newspaper reports and family histories. This page was created to compare and collate different lists of German passengers on board the Solway. Some errors are possible. Please feedback any suggestions or corrections to [[Thomas-29419|Steve Thomas]]. This space is linked to a ''landing category'' '''[[:Category:Solway, Arrived 16 Oct 1837|Solway, Arrived 16 Oct 1837]] ''' ==Passengers== '''Bagaus/Bagans, Johann Frederick''' n/a Agriculturalist ''(no more records have been identified for Johann so this profile has not been added to Wikitree)'' '''[[Bauer-1491|Bauer, Carl Leonard Friedrich]]''' 29 Baker Baden, Prussia '''Beyerkoehler, Johann Georg''' n/a Shoemaker -''(no other records found so profile not added to Wikitree)'' '''Bremer, Lanritz''' 29 Baker - wife n/a child n/a child n/a ''(Research notes: BREMER Lanritz/Lauritz (29), wife, 2 ch arrived 1837-10-16 on Solway from Hamburg 37-06-09, BREMER Charles, Caroline ERNST, parents of child born 1849-05-07 named Caroline Amelia at (TMu) BREMER Friedrich Wilhelm, Christiane Johanne KAEHNICKE arrived 1846-10-28 on Heerjeebhoy Rustomjee Patel from Bremen 46-06-27 BREMER Friedrich Wilhelm, Johanne KAEHNIKE, parents of child born 1856-12-07 named Weley Emma at Adelaide)'' '''[[Christian-3746|Christian, Johann Gottlieb]]''' 29 Farmer Prussia *'''[[Unknown-471852|Karoline]]''' 21 *'''[[Christian-3748|Johann Gottlieb]]''' inf '''[[Christian-2718|Christian, Wilhelmine Friederike]]''' 23 Schnatow married F.W. Kleemann '''Debus, Johann Christian Philip''' 34 Carpenter - wife n/a child n/a child n/a ''(Research note:DEBUS Christian arrived in SA by 1840 No other records have been found so this profile has not been added to Wikitree)'' '''Dies / Diese, Leonard''' 27 Labourer - ''(not added to Wikitree)'' '''Drebing / Diebing, August Heinrich''' 36 Labourer - ''(not added to Wikitree)'' '''Drese / Dress, Louis''' n/a Labourer - '' (not added to Wikitree) '' '''Fleim / Flem, Georg''' 29 Agriculturalist - ''(not added to Wikitree)'' Fortsch/Faertch, Conrad 31 Agriculturalist Bavaria Mary (Hegerson) n/a child n/a child n/a ''(Research notes: FORTSCH Conrad, Mary (wife), Adam, child (Carl?) arrived 1837-10-16 on Solway from Hamburg 37-06-09 FORTSCH Conrad, Mary (wife), ch arrived 1839-01-29 on Lord Hobart from Hobart FORTSCH Conrad, Mary ?, parents of child born 1841-08 named Mary Ann at Blumberg FORTSCH Conrad, Mary ?, parents of child born 1842-10-26 named [f] at Blumberg FORTSCH Conrad, Mary HARKISON married 1849-08-26 at St Patrick, Ade, aged ~43 (w), 19 FORTSCH Conrad, Mary HARKISON, parents of child born 1852-08-31 named Ann at Talunga FORTSCH Conrad, Mary HARKISON, parents of child born 1860-04-21 named Catherine at Blumberg Given Name(s): Catherine Last Name: FORTSCH Birth Date: 1860, April 21 Gender: F Father: Conrad FORTSCH Mother: Mary HEGERSON Birth Place/Residence: Blumberg District: Talunga Symbol: Book/Page: 19/194 )'' '''[[Grampp-11|Gramp, Johann]]''' 18 Baker / Vigneron Bavaria http://adb.anu.edu.au/biography/gramp-johann-3651 '''Grunhagen/Gruenhagen''' unknown n/a former Police Officer (village Mayor?) Polchow Auguste (Triglaff) n/a son 8 son 6 son 5 ''(Names listed in The Ship's List and by Graeme Moad. Grünhagen, in Lutheran emigrant list and Biographic Index of South Australians. BISA1. No other records found so not added to Wikitree)'' '''[[Hanson-6485|Hanson, Louis]]''' 24 - Heligoland ''(Research notes -HANSEN / HANSON Lewis/Louis (crew?) arrived 1837-10-16 on Solway from Hamburg 37-06-09 HANSEN / HANSON Lewis, Eliza SHANNON married 1841-08-03 HANSEN / HANSON Lewis, Eliza SHANNON, parents of child born 1842-06-12 named Catherine Ann at Albert Town Given Name(s): Emily Georgina Last Name: HANSON Birth Date: 1861, May 24 Gender: F Father: Louis HANSON Mother: Eliza SHANNON Birth Place/Residence: Woodside District: Adelaide Symbol: Book/Page: 20/112)'' '''[[Hauser-1555|Hauser, Wilhelm Jacob]]''' 23 Agriculturalist - ''(Research notes -HAUSER Wilhelm, Rosina SILBERNAGEL, parents of child born 1857-07-30 named Paul Herman at Lyndoch Vy Given Name(s): Paul Herman Last Name: HAUSER Birth Date: 1857, July 30 Gender: M Father: Wilhelm HAUSER Mother: Rosina SILBERNAGEL Birth Place/Residence: Lyndoch Valley District: Barossa Symbol: Book/Page: 12/531 SILBERNAGEL Anna Rosina (w), dau Johanne Pauline arrived 1856-08-17 on August from Hamburg 56-05-07) '' '''Hutsch, K.''' n/a Labourer - ''(no other records have been found so this profile has not been added to Wikitree)'' '''[[Kleemann-21|Kleemann, Friedrich Wilhelm]]''' 39 Farmer Raddack, Prussia *'''[[Helm-1718|Maria (Helm)]]''' n/a died at sea Oct. 13 *'''[[Kleemann-28|August Wilhelm]]''' 9 *'''[[Kleemann-29|Heinrich Ferdinand]]''' 7 *'''[[Kleemann-30|Wilhelmine Friedericke]]''' 5 *'''[[Kleemann-25|Emilie Albertina Ernestine]]''' 3 '''[[Kramer-2946|Kramer, Ludwig]]''' 33 Agriculturalist - '''Lage, Frederick (David)''' n/a Baker - ''(not added to Wikitree)'' '''[[Milde-20|Milde, Wilhelm]]''' 38 Baker Hamburg *'''[[Steffens-420|Catherina Elisabeth (Steffens)]]''' 30 *'''[[Milde-21|Elise Charlotte Wilhelmine]]''' inf born at sea '''Neander, Wilhelm Gottlieb''' 31 Carpenter - Mary n/a Louis 10 Mark 3 Amelia n/a '' (No other records found, profiles not added to Wikitree)'' '''Oelrich, Friedrich Hermann Otto''' n/a Agriculturalist - ''(not added to Wikitree)'' '''Oppel, Johann Nicol 34 Labourer''' - '' (not added to Wikitree)'' '''Pfeuffer / Pfeiffer Georg Gottlieb''' 29 Agriculturalist - ''(not added to Wikitree, the only records for Georg Pfeiffer were related to the 2 who immigrated on 'Zebra') '' '''Prophet, Ulric''' 22 - - ''(not added to Wikitree)'' '''[[Pipkorn-4|Pipkorn/Piefkorn, David]]''' 31 Agr. Labourer (Raddack, Cammin, Stettin, Pommern, Preussen) (b. 11 Mar 1805, Fritzow, Prussia (possibly Fritzow, Cammin, Stettin, Pommern, Preussen as other migrants also came from Cammin) ch. im. 16 Oct 1837, ‘Solway’, age: 32 d. 10 Sep 1878, Minyip, Vic, age: 73 br. Murtoa, Vic *'''[[Westphal-797|Dorothea (Westphal)]]''' 22 Birthca 1815 Deathca 1839 Age: 24 Schaeffer/Schaffer — n/a Unknown female from Cammin child n/a ''(Not added to Wikitree, Research note of possible marriage - Groom Given Name(s): Johann Carl G Groom Last Name: KESSLING Bride Given Name(s): J Augusta Bride Last Name: SCHAFFER Marriage Date: 1848, February 10 Marriage Place: Holy Trinity Church Adelaide Groom Age: 31 Groom Approx. Birth Year: 1817 Groom Marital Status: S Groom Father: Bride Age: 26 Bride Approx. Birth Year: 1822 Bride Marital Status: S Bride Father Name: District: Adelaide Symbol: V Book/Page: 2/197)'' Schmidt Sebastian Anthony 24 Agriculturalist - SCHMIDT Sebastian Anthony (24) arrived 1837-10-16 on Solway from Hamburg 37-06-09 O'DEA Margaret, girl (15,12) arrived 1840-12-07 on Birman from Greenock via Cork 40-08-24 SCHMIDT Sebastian Anthony, Margaret O'DEA married 1842-10-30 at Adelaide, aged ~29, 17 Given Name(s): Sebastian Last Name: SCHMIDT Death Date: 11 Jul 1893 Gender: M Age: 80y Approx. Birth Year: 1813 Marital Status: N Relative 1: Relative 2: Residence: Wonna Death Place: Wonna District: Burra Symbol: Book/Page: 211/108 '''Sturn, Frederick Christian''' 24 - - ''(not added to Wikitree)'' '''Theilmann, Adolph Ludwig''' 24 - - ''(not added to Wikitree)'' '''[[Wallschläger-1|Wallschläger, Christian Friedrich]]''' 26 Agriculturalist Schnatow *'''[[Fährmann-30|Maria (Fährmann)]]''' 34 *'''[[Wallschlager-2|Gottlieb]]''' 7 *'''[[Wallschlager-3|Hannah Susannah]]''' 5 *'''[[Kannenberg-69|Wilhelmine]]''' 10 *'''[[Kannenberg-70|Johanne Louise]]''' 7 *'''[[Kannenberg-71|Carl ]]''' 5 *'''[[Wallschlager-4|Mannasseh]]''' '''[[Wallschläger-5|Wallschläger, Marie Luise Wilhelmine]]''' 14 Sister of Christian '''Zilm, Andreas '''50 - - '' (not added to Wikitree)'' '''Zilm, Conrad''' 18 - - '' (not added to Wikitree)'' ==Sources== *Transcribed and submitted to '''The Ships List''' by Robert Janmaat at: http://www.theshipslist.com/ships/australia/solway1837.shtml * Graeme Moad’s private site: ''was'' http://graememoad.com/Family/Ships/solway.htm ** ''now'' https://moadstorage.blob.core.windows.net/$web/Lehmann_Henschke/Ships/solway.htm *Barry Leadbeater's '''South Australian Shipping & Immigration''' database at: http://www.familyhistorysa.org//shipping/passengerlists.html *SOLWAY 1837 from Diane Cummings' '''Bound For South Australia''' database at: https://bound-for-south-australia.collections.slsa.sa.gov.au/1837Solway.htm *Iwan, William (Wilhelm) (2003).''' ''Name list of "Old Lutheran" emigration of the mid-19th century from eastern Germany (mainly Pomerania and Lower Silesia) to Australia, Canada, and the United States'' (Rev. ed. 2003)'''. Freistadt Historial Society, Trinity Lutheran Church of Freistadt, Mequon, WI http://www.archivaria.com/EmigList/
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[[Category:Horatio Gates Somerby Fraud]] [[Category:1630s Sailings]] [[Category:Abraham, sailed 1635]] == Passenger list of the Abraham of London == Source: H. G. Somerby, "Passengers for Virginia, 1635", ''The New England Historical and Genealogical Register'' xv (1861), [http://www.americanancestors.org/databases/new-england-historical-and-genealogical-register/image/?pageName=146&volumeId=11635 p. 146]. Alternate source: Hotten, John Camden. ''[[Space:The Original Lists Of Persons|The Original Lists of Persons of Quality]]; emigrants; religious exiles; political rebels; serving men sold for a term of years; apprentices; children stolen; maidens pressed; and others who went from Great Britain to the American Plantations, 1600-1700 : with their ages and the names of the ships in which they embarked, and other interesting particulars; from mss. preserved in the State Paper Department of Her Majesty's Public Record Office, England'', (J.W. Bouton, New York, 1874) [https://archive.org/stream/originallistsofp00hottuoft#page/138/mode/2up p. 138]. === Errata === This list was provided by Horatio Gates Somerby, who was later found to have fabricated wills and other records to provide fraudulent English pedigrees. See: * Reed, Paul C., “Two Somerby frauds; or, 'placing the flesh on the wrong bones',” ''[[Space:TAG|The American Genealogist]],'' vol. 74, no. 1 (Jan 1999): [https://www.americanancestors.org/DB283/i/13222/15 pp. 15-30], which does not include this list but describes Somerby's methods generally. Because ''some'' of Somerby's research was undertaken legitimately, association with him isn't proof that the passenger list is itself a fraud, but it should be viewed with skepticism and verified via primary sources.
Passenger Lists for Thistle, Arrived at Philadelphia 19 September 1738
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[[Category: Thistle, Arrived 19 Sep 1738]] == Passenger Lists for Thistle, Arrived at Philadelphia 19 September 1738 == Strassburger gave three slightly different versions of the passenger list.Strassburger, Ralph Beaver; edited by William John Hinke. ''[[Space:Pennsylvania German Pioneers: A Publication of the Original Lists of Arrivals in the Port of Philadelphia from 1727 to 1808|Pennsylvania German Pioneers: A Publication of the Original Lists of Arrivals in the Port of Philadelphia from 1727 to 1808]]''. Pennsylvania German Society, Norristown, PA, 1934. Reprinted by Genealogical Publishing Company, Inc., Baltimore, 1980. (See the linked page for online sources.) Pages 221-225. "Palatines imported in the Ship the Thistle, John Wilson, Commander, from Rotterdam, but last from Plymouth in Old England. Qualified the 19th Day of September 1738." (Heading for List B.) List A below is the Captain's list, in the order given by Strassburger. Lists B and C come from the signatures on the two loyalty oaths, and correspond closely with List A in slightly different orders but here aligned to match List A. A letter or other mark in parentheses indicates that the individual signed with his mark, and a clerk added his name. {| |List A ||List B ||List C |- |Daniel Dryghler || Daniell Draichle[r] ||Daniell Dreichler |- |Christian Brechbill ||Christian Brechbull ||Christian Brechbüll |- |Henry Brechbill ||Henry (X) Brightbill ||Henry (X) Brechbill |- |William Bishoff ||Willem Bischoff ||Willem Bischoff |- |Peter Habaker ||Peter (X) Habacker ||Peter (X) Habacker |- |Johannes Slighter ||Johan ( + ) Slighter ||Johannes ( + ) Schligter |- |Isaac Ommell ||Isaac (V) Ommel ||Isaac (V) Ommel |- |Christian Stidler ||Christian Stettler ||Christian Stettler |- |Valantine His ||Valentine (H) His ||Vallentin (H) Heesse |- |Jacob Kinar ||Jacob (XX) Kenar ||Jacob (XX) Kühnert |- |Abraham Stidler ||Abraham Stettler ||Aberham Stetler |- |Elias Abin ||Jerg Elias Ament ||Jerg Elias AmEnd |- |Peter Founderburgh ||Peter ( X ) Founderburgh ||Peter (V) Von der Borg |- |Walter Founderburgh ||Walter ( X ) Founderburgh ||Walter (X) Van der Borg |- |Jacob Slygh ||Jacob (H) Sligh ||Jacob (H) Shleig |- |Thomas Ruygh ||Tho5 (XX) Reigh ||Thomas ( X ) Reich |- |Hans Adam Snyder ||Johann Adam Schneider ||Johann Adam Schneider |- |Jan George Lots ||Johann Görg Lotz ||Johann Görg Lutz |- |Johannes Gers ||Johan (H) Gers ||Johannes (H) Gertsch |- |Daniel Snyder ||Daniel Schneider ||Daniel Schneider |- |Lorenz Gold ||Lohrentz Gutt ||Lohrentz Gutt |- |Joshep Keller ||Joseph (K) Kehler ||Joseph (K) Keller |- |Johannes Wymuller ||Johannes Weinmüller ||Johannes Weinmüller |- |Andreas Nayman ||Andreas Neuman ||Andreas Neuman |- |Adam Koen ||Adam Gohn ||Adam Gohn |- |Johannes Keller ||Joha. (HK) Keller ||Johannes (HK) Keller |- |Henry Beckholt ||Hennrich Bechdoldt ||Hennrich Becholdt |- |Jost Perkerstocks ||Jost Birckenstock ||Jost Birckenstock |- |Carel Witman ||Jacob Carl W. [Witman] ||Jacob Carl W [Witman] |- |George Mich1 Gras ||Johan Mich1 (G) Groets ||George Michiel (O) Krans |- |Johs Leonard Miller ||Johann Leonhart Müller ||Johann Leonhart Müller |- |Christian Lutz ||Christian ( X ) Lutz ||Christian ( X ) Lutz |- |Caspar Lutz ||Casper Lutz ||Casper Lutz |- |Jacob Clodder ||Jacob Cloder ||Jacob Cloder |- |Hanus Diedrich ||Johan (H) Stedright ||Johannes (H) Diterich |- |Johannes Kroon ||Johannes Cron ||Johannes Cron |- |Jacob Kaygar ||Jacob Geiger ||Jacob Geiger |- |Hans George Mayer ||Hans Gerg Moyer ||Hans Jerg Mayer |- |Jacob Schochman ||Johann Jacob Schuhmann ||Johann Jacob Schuchmann |- |Conradt Wymuller ||Conrade (O) Wegmiller ||Conrad (O) Weymiller |- |Andreas Mints ||Andres Mendong ||Andreas Mendong |- |Elias Siler ||Elias Zöller ||Elias Zöller |- |Mich1 Tiel ||Mich1 (H) Tiel ||Michael (H) Thiel |- |Caspar Kienar ||Casper Kühner ||Caspar Kuhner |- |Mich1 Vris ||Michel Fris ||Michel Fries |- |Jan Simon Vris ||Simon Fries ||Johann Simon Fries |- |Johannes Vris ||Johan (X) Fryts ||Johannes ( X ) Fries |- |Martin Krim ||Martin Grim ||Martin Grim |- |Johannes Krim ||Johan ( X ) Krim ||Johannes Grimm |- |Hans Martin Bilder ||Hans Martin (H) Biller ||Hans Martin (H) Böller |- |Johan Jacob Pfarr ||John Jacob (H) Pfarr ||Hans Jacob (H) Pfarr |- |Jost Vryler ||Jost Freüller ||Jost Freuller |- |Johannes Coen ||Johan (H) John ||Johannes ( H ) Gohn |- |Hans Adam Lightie ||Hans Adam (A) Lydy ||Hans Adam (A) Lydy |- |Barent Smith ||Bernhard (H) Smith ||Bernhart (H) Shmit |- |Melchior Smith ||Merchior (M) Smith ||Melchior (M) Shmit |- |Conradt Kemelie ||Conrad Kühmle ||Conradt Kühmle |- |Mich1 Underkauffer ||Michäl Underkofler ||Michal Underkoffler |- |Martin Mansberger ||Marti Mannsperger ||Marti Mannsperger |- |Christian Lodder ||Christian Lotter ||Christian Lotter |- |Johan Herman Schiffer ||Johan Herman Schäffer ||Johann Herman Schäffer |- |Johan Henry Riminsnyder ||Johann Henrich Riemenscheider ||Johann Henrich Riemenscheider |- |Paulus Schiffer ||Paul (B) Schiffer ||Paul (B) Shäffer, Senior |- |Bernhard Schiffer ||Bernard (H) Schiffer ||Bernhart (H) Shäffer |- |Hendk Bartholc Schiffer ||Hend Barth° ( X ) Schiffer ||Henry Bartholome (X) Shäffer |- |Paulus Schiffer ||Paulus ( X ) Schiffer ||Paulus (X) Shäffer, Junior |- |Hendk Adolph Agenback ||John Rodolph (H) Auchenbaugh ||John Rudolff (H) Achenbach |- |Philip Coen ||Fielip Gohn ||Fielip Gohn |- |Mich1 Hoeback ||Michael Hubach ||Michael Achenbach |- |Andreas Hanovelt ||Andreas Hannewalt ||Andreas Hannewalt |- |Valentine Wilt ||Valtin Wildt ||Valtin Wildt |- |Lodowick Miller ||Johann Ludwig Müller ||Johann Ludwig Müller |- |Conradt Singler ||Johann Conraht Ziegler ||Johann Conraht Ziegler |- |Nicholas Vrydagh ||Nicklaus Freidag ||Nicklaus Freidag |- |Peter Snyder ||Johann Petter Schneider ||Johann Petter Schneidder |- |Jacob Bender ||Jacob Bender ||Jacob Bender |- |Elies Nicholas Bender ||Elias Nickel Bender ||Elias Nickel Bender |- |Jacob Nichs Bender ||Jacob Nicolas (XX) Bender ||Jacob Nicklas Bender |- |Diethrich Six ||Jerich ( X ) Six ||Diterich (X) Sixe |- |Johannes Frank ||Johan (O) Frank ||Johannes (O) Franck |- |Philip Smelzer ||Johann Phillib Schmelzer ||Johan Phillib Schmeltzer |- |Geo. Kinder ||Jörg Günther ||Jörg Günther |- |Peter Kinder ||Peter Günther ||Pether Günther |- |Caspar Kinder ||Caspar Günther ||Caspar Günther |- |Jan Rodolph ||Johann Rudolph ||Johann Rudolph |- |Jacob Kalladie ||Jacob (X) Kalladay ||Jacob (X) Gallete |- |Vindle Lins ||Wendel Lentz ||Wendell Lentz |- |Jacob Hoeback ||Jacob Hubach ||Jacob Hubach |- |Johannes Mayer ||Hans Meyer ||Hans Meyer |- |Mich1 Streball ||Michael Ströbel ||Michael Strobell |- |Johannes Westhouse ||Johannes Wiest ||Johannes Wiest |- |Geo. Maths Willer ||Georg Mattys Weller ||Georg Mattäs Weller |- |Johannes Smous ||Hans Zumost [?] ||Hans Zumost [ ?] |- |Ulrigh Seger ||Ulrich (X) Syller ||Uhlerich ( X ) Sägesin |- |Mich1 Keysleman ||Johann Michael Geisselmann ||Johan Michael Geisselmann |- |95 [qualified]. ||95 [qualified]. || |} == Sources ==
Passengers and ships prior to 1684
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[[Category: Sources by Name]] [[Category: Immigration_Records_and_Passenger_Lists]] == ''Passengers and Ships Prior to 1684.'' == '''Citation Example''' :Sheppard, Walter L. (ed.) ''[[Space:Passengers_and_ships_prior_to_1684|Passengers and Ships Prior to 1684.]]'' (Baltimore, Genealogical Pub. Co, 1970) '''Footnote Example''' :[[#sheppard-ships|Sheppard]] Page 123 '''Find It''' * [https://www.ancestry.com/search/collections/49286/ on Ancestry] $ *[http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/104978 Find in a Library] '''[[Special:Whatlinkshere/Space:Passengers_and_ships_prior_to_1684|What Links to Here]]''' Author is [[Sheppard-4274|Walter Lee Sheppard Jr. FASG (1911-2000)]]
Passengers On The Lion From England To Boston 1632
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[[Category: Sources by Name]] [[Category:Puritan Great Migration Project]] [[Category: Puritanism, North America]] [[Category:17th Century American Immigration]] [[:Category:Great Migration Ships]] '''PASSENGERS ON THE LION FROM ENGLAND TO BOSTON 1632: AND FIVE GENERATIONS OF THEIR DESCENDANTS''' * Author: Sandra Sutphin Olney * Published in 1992 by Heritage Books of Bowie, Maryland * 2 volumes * Repository: Library of Congress * ISBN 1556137060 * LC control no. 93101817 * Dewey class no. 929/.3/08921074 * Call Number F15.B7 O46 1992 * Citation Example: :::Olney, Sandra Sutphin. ''[[Space:Passengers_On_The_Lion_From_England_To_Boston_1632|Passengers_On_The_Lion_From_England_To_Boston_1632]]'' (Heritage Books, Maryland, 1992) * Footnote Examples: ::: [[#LION1632|Passengers On The Lion From England To Boston 1632]] :::
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[[Category: New York, City Mayors]] [[Category: New York, New York, Mayors]] [[Category:New York Political History]] [[Category: New York, New York|Mayors]] Here is a list of the mayors of New York City. During the period of governance by the Dutch West India Company, New Amsterdam had Director-Generals. In 1665 Thomas Willett became the first person to have the title of mayor. All mayors before 1822 were appointed. Until 1822 it was done by the Council of Appointments. From 1823 to 1833, the mayor was elected by the Common Council. In 1834, Cornelius Lawrence became the first popularly-elected mayor of New York City. # [[Willett-613|Thomas Willett (bef.1605-1674)]] (served 1665 to 1666 and 1667 to 1668) # [[Delavall-5|Thomas Delavall]] (served 1666 to 1667; 1671 to 1672; and 1678 to 1679) #[[Steenwyck-3|Cornelius Van Steenwyk]] (served 1668 to 1671 and 1682 to 1684) # [[Nicoll-689|Matthias Nicoll]] (served 1672 to 1673) # [[Lawrence-703|John Lawrence]] (served 1673 to 1675) # [[Dervall-1|William Dervall]] (served 1675 to 1676) # [[De_Meyer-111|Nicholas De Mayer]] (served 1676 to 1677) # [[Van_Cortlandt-4|Stephanus Van Cortlandt]] (served 1677 to 1678 and 1686 to 1688) # [[Rombouts-1|Francis Rombouts]] (served 1679 to 1680) # [[Dyer-685|William Dyre]] (served 1680 to 1682) # [[Minvielle-25|Gabriel Minvielle]] (served 1684 to 1685) # '''[[Bayard-9|Nicholas Bayard]]''' (served 1685 to 1686) # [[Delanoy-55|Peter Delanoy]] (served 1688 to 1691) # [[Lawrence-703|John Lawrence]] (served 1691 to 1692) # [[De_Peijster-2|Abraham DePeyster]] (served 1692 to 1694) # [[Lodewick-6|Charles Lodwik]] (served 1694 to 1696) # [[Merritt-4511|William Merritt]] (served 1696 to 1698) # [[De_Peijster-1|Johanness De Peyster]] (served 1698 to 1699) # [[Provoost-85|David Provost]] (served 1699 to 1700) # [[De_Riemer-21|Isaac De Riemer]] (served 1700 to 1701) # [[Noell-195|Thomas Noell]] (served 1701 to 1702) # [[Hood-5097|Thomas Hood]] (served 1702) # [[French-102|Phillip French]] (served 1702 to 1703) # [[Peartree-15|William Peartree]] (served 1703 to 1707) # [[Wilson-66490|Ebenezer Wilson]] (served 1707 to 1710) # [[Van_Cortlandt-9|Jacobus Van Cortlandt]] (served 1710 to 1711 and 1719 to 1720) # [[Heathcote-187|Caleb Heathcote]] (served 1711 to 1714) # [[Johnstone-1821|John Johnstone]] (served 1714 to 1719) # [[Walter-3562|Robert Walters]] (served 1720 to 1725) # [[Jansen-3768|Johannes Jansen]] (served 1725 to 1726) # [[Lurting-1|Robert Lurting]] (served 1726 to 1735) # [[Richard-5345|Paul Richard]] (served 1735 to 1739) # [[Kruger-5346|John Cruger]] (served 1739 to 1744) # [[Baijard-10|Stephen Bayard]] (served 1744 to 1747) # [[Holland-3913|Edward Holland]] (served 1747 to 1756) # [[Cruger-90|John Cruger, Jr.]] (served 1757 to 1766) # [[Hicks-1281|Whitehead Hicks]] (served 1766 to 1776) # [[Matthews-5768|David (Matthews) Mathews]] (served 1776 to 1783) # [[Duane-25|James Duane]] (served 1784 to 1789) # [[Varick-28|Richard Varick]] (served 1789 to 1801) # [[Livingston-1448|Edward Livingston]] (served 1801 to 1803 - Democratic-Republican) # [[Clinton-145|DeWitt Clinton]] (served 1803 to 1807, 1808 to 1810, and 1811 to 1815; Democratic-Republican) # [[Willett-458|Marinus Willett]] (served 1807 to 1808) # Jacob Radcliff (served 1810 to 1811) ''1st term'' # John Ferguson (served 1815) # Jacob Radcliff (served 1815 to 1818) ''2nd term'' # [[Colden-51|Cadwallader D. Colden]] (served 1818 to 1821 - Federalist) # Stephen Allen (served 1821 to 1824) # [[Paulding-51|William Paulding Jr.]] (served 1825 to 1826 - Democratic) ''1st term'' # [[Hone-506|Philip Hone]] (served 1826 to 1827 Whig) # [[Paulding-51|William Paulding Jr.]] (served 1827 to 1829 - Democratic) ''2nd term'' # [[Bowne-139|Walter Bowne]] (served 1829 to 1833) # Gideon Lee (served 1833 to 1834 - Democratic) # Cornelius Van Wyck Lawrence (served 1834 to 1837 - Democratic) # [[Clark-57933|Aaron Clark]] (served 1837 to 1839 - Whig) # Isaac Varian (served 1839 to 1841 - Democratic) # [[Morris-25693|Robert Morris]] (served 1841 to 1844 - Democratic) # [[Harper-8450|James Harper]] (served 1844 to 1845 - American Republican) # [[Havemeyer-15|William Havemeyer]] (served 1845 to 1846 - Democratic) ''1st term'' # Andrew H. Mickle (served 1846 to 1847) # William Brady (served 1847 to 1848) # [[Havemeyer-15|William Havemeyer]] (served 1848 to 1849 - Democratic) ''2nd term'' # [[Woodhull-256|Caleb Smith Woodhull]] (served 1849 to 1851) # [[Kingsland-171|Ambrose Kingsland]] (served 1851 to 1853) # [[Westervelt-335|Jacob Aaron Westervelt]] (served 1853 to 1855 - Democratic) # [[Wood-17777|Fernando Wood]] (served 1855 to 1858 - Democratic) ''1st term'' # [[Tiemann-156|Daniel F. Tiemann]] (served 1858 to 1860) # [[Wood-17777|Fernando Wood]] (served 1860 to 1862 - Democratic) ''2nd term'' # [[Opdyke-162|George Opdyke]] (served 1862 to 1864 - Republican) # Charles Godfrey Gunther (served 1864 to 1866 - Democratic) #[[Hoffman-3820|John T. Hoffman]] (served 1866 to 1868 - Democratic) # [[Coman-183|Thomas Coman]] (served 1868) # [[Hall-51512|Abraham Oakley Hall]] (served 1869 to 1872) # [[Havemeyer-15|William Havemeyer]] (served 1873 to 1874 - Republican) ''3rd term'' # [[Vance-1429|Samuel Vance]] (served 1874) # [[Wickham-1262|William H. Wickham]] (served 1875 to 1876 - Democratic) # [[Ely-1798|Smith Ely]] (served 1877 to 1878 - Democratic) # [[Cooper-24822|Edward Cooper]] (served 1879 to 1880 - Democratic) # [[Grace-14|William Grace]] (served 1881 to 1882) ''1st term'' # [[Edson-1053|Franklin Edson]] (served 1883 to 1884 - Democratic) # [[Grace-14|William Grace]] (served 1885 to 1886) ''2nd term'' # [[Hewitt-4221|Abram S. Hewitt]] (served 1887 to 1888 - Democratic) # [[Grant-14583|Hugh L. Grant]] (served 1889 to 1892) # [[Gilroy-518|Thomas Gilroy]] (served 1893 to 1894 - Democratic) # [[Strong-5139|William L. Strong]] (served 1895 to 1897 - Fusion) # [[Van Wyck-133|Robert Van Wyck]] (served January 1, 1898 to December 31, 1901 - Democratic) # [[Low-2226|Seth Low]] (served January 1, 1902 to December 31, 1903 - Republican/Citizens Union) # [[McClellan-165|George Brinton McClellan Jr]] (served January 1, 1904 to December 31, 1909 - Democratic) # [[Gaynor-239|Jay Gaynor]] (served January 1, 1910 to September 10, 1913 - Democratic) # [[Kline-2580|Ardolph Loges Kline]] (served September 10, 1913 to December 31, 1913 - Republican) # [[Mitchel-515|John Purroy Mitchel]] (served January 1, 1914 to December 31, 1917 - Fusion) grandson of [[Michell-177|John Michell]] # [[Hylan-6|John F. Hylan]] (served January 1, 1918 to December 31, 1925 - Democratic) # [[Walker-1|James J. Walker]] (served January 1, 1926 to September 1, 1932 - Democratic) # [[McKee-4489|Joseph V. McKee]] (served September 1, 1932 - December 31, 1932 - Democratic) # [[O'Brien-8217|John P. O'Brien]] (served January 1, 1933 - December 31, 1933 - Democratic) # [[La Guardia-2|Fiorello La Guardia]] (served January 1, 1934 to December 31, 1945 Republican/Fusion) # [[O'Dwyer-231|William O'Dwyer]] (served January 1, 1946 to August 31, 1950 - Democratic) # [[Impellitteri-2|Vincent R. Impellitteri]] (served August 31, 1950 to December 31, 1953 - Democratic) # [[Wagner-8067|Robert Wagner II]] (served January 1, 1954 to December 31, 1965 - Democratic) # [[Lindsay-5096|John V. Lindsay]] (served January 1, 1966 to December 31, 1973 - Republican/Liberal 1966-69; Liberal 1969-70; Democratic/Liberal 1970-73) # [[Birnbaum-193|Abraham D. Beame]] (served January 1, 1974 to December 31, 1977 - Democratic) # [[Koch-4450|Edward I. Koch]] (served January 1, 1978 to December 31, 1989 - Democratic) # [[Dinkins-249|David N. Dinkins]] (served January 1, 1990 to December 31, 1993 - Democratic) # ''[[Giuliani-103|Rudolph W. Giuliani]]'' (served January 1, 1994 to December 31, 2001 - Republican) # ''[[Bloomberg-8|Michael R. Bloomberg]]'' (2002 to 2013; Republican 2002-07; Independent since 2007.) # '''Bill DeBlasio''' (served 2014 to 2021) # '''Eric Adams''' (took office 2022) New York City has never had a female mayor. The first woman to run for the office was [[Van_Name-1|Cynthia Leonard]]. ==Resources== * Wikipedia, [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_mayors_of_New_York_City List of mayors of New York City] [[Special:Whatlinkshere/Space:Past_Mayors_of_NYC|WikiTree pages that link to this page]]
Patak Name Study
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[[Category:Patak Name Study]] [[Category:One Name Studies]] [[Category:DNA Projects]] {{One Name Study|name=Patak}} The Patak (Pataki) surname is historically Hungarian, Slovak, and Jewish. it is a variant of Pataky and was shortened after the Austrian and Hungarian Empire collapse. '''[https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?filterId=&filterType=&title=Special%3ADNATests&s=PATAK&order=ttup Patak Name DNA Connections]''' If you have completed DNA testing, [[Special:DNATests|add it here.]] '''For a list of all Patak's on Wikitree, [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special:Surname&s=PATAK&order=name click for the index.]''' '''For a list of all Pataki's on Wikitree, [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special:Surname&s=PATAKI&order=name click for the index.]''' This is a One Name Study to collect together in one place everything about one surname and the variants of that name. The hope is that other researchers like you will join our study to help make it a valuable reference point for people studying lines that cross or intersect. '''Please contact the project leaders, add categories to your profiles, add your questions to the bulletin board, add details of your name research''', etc. ==Our Goals== The goal of the Patak One Name Study project is to find and trace: #The Patak's who emigrated to the United States and where they setup their initial homes. #The Migration of the European Patak's #Trace the location of where the Patak's originated. #Document the Variations of the name Patak to help make research easier. ==Adding Project Template== To add a project template to each profile included in the study, copy and paste the following code and add it to a profile. {{One Name Study
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== Original Patent == Edwin Salter's ''A History of Monmouth and Ocean Counties'' says this: I [[Nicolls-18|Richard Nicolls Esq.]], Governor under his Royal Highness the Duke of York of all his Territories in America send greeting. "Whereas there is a certain tract or parcel of land within this government, lying and being near Sandy Point, upon the Main; which said parcel of land hath been with my consent and approbation bought by some of the inhabitants of Gravesend upon Long Island of the Sachems (chief proprietors thereof) who before me have acknowledged to have received satisfaction for the same, to the end that the said land may be planted, manured and inhabited, and for divers other good causes and considerations. I have thought fit to give, confirm, and grant, and by these presents do give confirm and grant unto [[Goulding-137|WILLIAM GOULDING]], [[Spicer-45|SAMUEL SPICER]], [[Gibbons-454|RICHARD GIBBONS]], [[Stout-60|RICHARD STOUT]], [[Grover-173|JAMES GROVER]], [[Bowne-11|JOHN BOWNE]], [[Tilton-161|JOHN TILTON]], [[Sylvester-244|NATHANIEL SYLVESTER]], [[Reape-5|WILLIAM REAPE]], [[Clarke-179|WALTER CLARKE]], [[Davis-16676|NICHOLAS DAVIS]], [[Holmes-142|OBADIAH HOLMES]], patentees, and their associates, their heirs, successors, and assigns, all that tract and part of the main land, beginning at a certain place commonly called or known by the name of Sandy Point and so running along the bay West North West, till it comes to the mough of the Raritan River, from thence going along the said river to the westernmost part of the certain marsh land which divides the river into two parts, and from that part to run in a direct south-west line into the woods twelve miles, and thence to turn away south-east and by south, until it falls into the main ocean; together with all lands, soils, rivers, creeeks, harbors, mines, minerals (Royal mines excepted,) quarries, woods, meadows, pastures, marshes, waters, lakes, fishings, hawkings, huntings and fowling, and all other profits, commodities and hereditaments to the said lands and premises belonging and appertaining, with their and every of their appurtenances and of every part and parcel thereof, TO HAVE AND TO HOLD all and singular the said lands, hereditaments and premises with their and every of their appurtenances hereby given and granted, or herein before mentioned to be given and granted to the only proper use and behoof of the said patentees and their associates, their heirs, successors and assigns forever, upon such terms and conditions as hereafter are expressed, that is to say, that the said patentees and their associates, their heirs or assigns shall within the space of three years, beginning from the day of the date hereof, manure and plant the aforesaid land and premises and settle there one hundred families at the least; in consideration whereof I do promise and grant that the said patentees and their associates, their heirs, successors and assigns, shall enjoy the said land and premises, with their appurtenances for the term of seven years next to come after the date of these presents, free from payment of any rents, customs, excise, tax or levy whatsoever. But after the expiration of the said term of seven years, the persons who shall be in possession thereof, shall pay after the same rate which others within this his Royal Highness' territories shall be obliged unto. And the said patentees and their associates, their heirs, successors and assigns, shall have free leave and liberty to erect and build their towns and villages in such places as they in their discretions shall think most convenient, provided that they associate themselves, and that the houses of their towns and villages be not too far distant and scattering one from another; and also that they make such fortifications for their defence against an enemy as may be needful. Given under my hand and seal at Fort James in new York ... the 8th day of April, ... 1665. Richard Nicolls Click the link to see the [[Space:1668_New_Jersey_First_Settlers|List of Settlers]] who came by 1668. == Patent Source == [http://archive.org/details/historyofmonmou00salt A history of Monmouth and Ocean counties], by Edwin Salter, 1890, Bayonne, N.J. : E. Gardner & Son, publishers. == Categories == # [[Category:New_Jersey_Founders]][[:Category:New_Jersey_Founders|New Jersey Founders]] # [[Category:New_Jersey]][[:Category:New_Jersey|New Jersey]] # [[Category:Monmouth_County%2C_New_Jersey]][[:Category:Monmouth_County%2C_New_Jersey|Monmouth County, New Jersey]] ----
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'''Patmer Manor''' also Patmore Hall is recorded in the [[space:The_Domesday_Book|Domesday Book.]]
It was held by the Bishop of London and in the time of Henry III (1207-1272) was held by Sir John Baard.
It then passed eventually to John Harlestone who married Catherine the daughter and heir of Thomas Barley of [http://www.alburyvillage.co.uk/index.php/historical-albury/albury-hall Albury Hall.]
John Harlestone had a daughter Anne, the rightful heir.
[[Scroggs-146|Thomas Scroggs]], became the new lord of the Manor when he married Anne Harlestone.
[[Scroggs-145|Francis Scroggs]] (d1585) the son of Thomas married [[Newport-1269|Jane Newport]]. This was in the reign of Queen Mary. (1553-1558)
[[Scroggs-144|John Scroggs]] (d c1593) was their son who married [[Burton-9723|Mary Burton]] daughter of Edmund Burton of Derby.
[[Scroggs-117|Edward Scroggs]] was John’s son(d1622) who married [[Smythe-930|Penelope]] daughter of John Smith of Bardfield in Essex [Note that the record is misleading, suggesting that Penelope was married to his son, John. The will of Edward makes the relationship clear. See below.
[[Scroggs-138|John Scroggs]] (d1692), Edwards son married Elizabeth daughter and Coheir of Thomas Bancroft of London. They had Margaret (Married Nicholas Cuntliffe) before Elizabeth died he then married Elizabeth one of The daughters of Sir William Litton of Knebworth place
From the second marriage came John, Rowland, Elizabeth, Judith and Jane John was Lord at the time the referenced book was published in 1700[https://books.google.com/books/about/The_Historical_Antiquities_of_Hertfordsh.html?id=FOlBAQAAMAAJ The Historical Antiquities of Hertfordshire: With the Original of Counties, Hundreds Or Wapentakes ... the Foundation and Origin of Monasteries, Churches ... and Vicarages ... Faithfully Collected from Public Records ... and Other Select Authorities. Together with an Exact Transcript of Domesday Book, So Far as Concerns this Shire, and the Translation Thereof in English. To which are Added, the Epitaphs and Memorable Inscriptions in All the Parishes. Sir Henry Chauncy 1700 Page 151] '''The Last Will and Testament of some of its inhabitants''' [https://archive.org/details/genealogicalglea01byuwate/page/825 Genealogical gleanings in England by Waters, Henry F. (Henry Fitz-Gilbert), 1833-1913 Publication date 1901 page 824]
'''[[Scroggs-145|Francis Scroggs]]''' (d1585)
Francis Scrooges of Patmar hall in the parish of Aldebury, Herts, gentleman, 3 June 1585, proved 4 November 1585. To my wife Dionise (certain grain &c) and my whole team of horses being in number five, mostly in the keeping of John Anthony my servant and esteemed at the value of sixteen pounds (and other property). To my son Henry one hundred pounds, to my son Thomas twenty pounds, to my son William forty pounds, all within two years next after my desease. To my son Francis one hundred pounds, to be paid him at his full age of two and twenty years. To my daughter Susan twenty pounds within one quarter of a year next after my decease. To my daughters Grace and Lettece Scrogges one hundred pounds apiece at one and twenty or days of marriage. I give to my son John Scrogges all that my manor called Patmar hall and all my other lands &c to hold for three years after my decease upon condition that he shall stand bound unto Thomas Meade of Bardene, Essex, yeoman, and unto William Deane my son in law in the sum of five hundred pounds to pay the legacies I have given to his brothers and sisters, and then he shall hold the manor and lands absolutely and without condition. Provision made if he refuses &c. Henry the second son, Thomas the third son, then William, then Francis the fifth son, then the daughters, Alice, Elizabeth, Susan, Jane, Grace and Lettece. To my sister Katherine Surrye forty shillings and to Raff Surrye her son four pounds. Dionise my wife shall have her abode and dwelling in the three chambers next the kitchen in the said manor house, that is to say, over the larder there. Certain tenements &c. at Watton at Stone, Great Munden and Little Munden made over to the use of said wife, she to release to my son John all her right of dower in my manor, &c. Son John to be executor. '''[[Scroggs-144|John Scroggs]]''' (d c1593)
John Scrooges of Patmer Hall in the parish of Alberry in the Co. of Hartford gen', 13 August 1592, proved 14 May 1593. To be buried in the parish church of Albery. To Mary Scrogges my loving wife all my goods, debts, ready money and all such plate as she brought with her &c. To my cousin Edward Newporte one ounce of gold for a remembrance. To my three brothers, Henry, William and Francis Scrogges, to each of them one ounce of gold for a remembrance. To my three sisters, Alice Leake, Elizabeth Anton and Susan Paye, forty shillings apiece for a remembrance. To my three sisters, Jane Deane, Grace Crabbe and Lettice Scrogges, to each of them half an ounce of gold, to be paid and delivered by my executor, also for a remembrance. To my mother in law Dyonice Burton ten pounds, to buy her a mourning gown and a ring for a remembrance. To my brother in law Mr. Randolfe Symmes one ounce of gold for a remembrance and unto my sister in law Anne Symmes, the wife of the said Randolfe, forty shillings likewise for a remembrance. My servants. The parish of Albury. To my loving cousin Edward Turnor Esq. an ounce of gold for a remembrance. To my niece Dorothy Symmes, the daughter of my brother Symes , one ounce of gold. To my mother in law Dennice Scrogges forty shillings for a remembrance. Now concerning the custody and bringing up of my son Edward Scrogges, of whose education and good nurture, both of body and mind, I have especial care and regard, and of whose inheritance, concerning the well ordering thereof, I have also great respect, I commit unto my most kind and loving mother in law Dyonice Burton, to whom I have taken order that the wardship of my son shall be assigned and made over, either mediately or immediately from Mr Sergeant Spencer who hath the grant thereof &c. &c. she to bring up my said son in good letters and nurture. My wife to be executor and my cousin Edward Turner overseer. Philip Godwynne one of the witnesses. Proved by M" Mary Scrogges. '''Sir Thomas Stanley'''
[Note may not have lived in Patmer Manor but had close relatives there]
Sir Thomas Stanley, knight, 26 February 1605, proved 13 May 1607. To be buried in the parish church of Albury, near my pew door, in the county of Hertford. The poor of that parish. I do give and bequeath all my lands in Sussex or elsewhere, as also my house without Temple Bar near London, to my brother Richard Stanley and his heirs forever, paying out of the said lands and house to my wife one hundred marks yearly during her life. To Dyonis Simms, my wife's kinswoman, foiity pounds, within forty days after her marriage. To my wife's son Edward Scroogs, a black cloak and one to his uncle Henry Scroogs. To my cousin Joane, wife of Richard Scarlett of London, a gown of cloth. To my cousin Jone Gambell of London a gown of cloth. My servants. Six poor men that shall carry me to the church. My wife Mary to be full executrix. One little table of "currall" that standeth at Lee House in Sussex, which is my wife's mother's, Mistress Burton, my will and mind is that the same table shall be delivered to her again. To my cousin Edward Stanley in the Co. of Cumberland a gray gelding called Roger. '''[[Scroggs-117|Edward Scroggs]]''' (d1622)
Edward Scrogges of Aldbury, Herts., Esq. 2 April 1622, proved 9 October 1622. My body to be buried amongst my ancestors in Aldbury church. I do will and appoint that my loving wife Penelope (if it please God of his goodness and mercy to restore her to her health and perfect senses again and that she shall and do live and continue unmarried in my house called Patmer Hall, of perfect sense and understanding fit and able to govern, maintain and bring up my children in learning and virtue) for and towards the maintenance and the bringing up of my said children shall have the use and occupation of all my movable goods &c. within my house of Patmer Hall and so much of my lands, tenements and rents (except Patmer Hall woods and Shaw woods) as are now in my hands and possession by lease or otherwise till John Scrogges, mine eldest son, shall accomplish his full age of one and twenty years or be married. My two younger sons Edward and Francis Scrogges. To my daughters Penelope Scrogges, Smythie Scrogges, Emlyn Scrogges, Susan Scrogges and Ann Scrogges two hundred pounds apiece. Reference to jointures settled on mother, Dame Mary Stanley, and wife Penelope Scrogges. Provisions for descent of property. The residue to John Smythe Esq. my flither in law and my loving mother his wife, Dame Mary Stanley, whom I do make, ordain and constitute my executors &c. '''[[Scroggs-116|Ann Scroggs]]''' (1618-1641 Anne Scroggs of Earles Colne, Essex, maiden, 28 August 1641, proved 18 September 1641. I the daughter of Edward Scroggs late of Aldbury, Herts., Esq. To my brother John Scroggs Esq. fifty pounds, he to pay unto my brother William Harlakenden, executor, my whole portion of six hundred pounds, together with all the interest thereof due unto me upon accompt to the day of my death. My sister Goad's legacy shall be paid by my executor and my brother Pxlward's legacy likewise, viz', one hundred pounds to my sister Goad and to my brother Edward Scroggs lilty pounds. Small bequests to Sister Scroggs, to nieces Margaret Scroggs and Susanna Goade, to Christopher Purple my nephew and Mary Purple my niece and old Mr. Purple their grandfather and to his wife, to Richard Harlakenden of Colne Prior Esq. and his wife, and to Jane Clench and to my aunt Hawkesbee, widow, and her daughter Ludgater. And to my cousin Sara Simmes (who is now in New England) five pounds. To Mr. Daniel Rogers of Wethersfield five pounds. To Mr. Till, preacher of the Word, twenty shillings and to my brother Sutton twenty shillings. To Mr. Josselin minister of Earles Colne forty shillings and to my cousin Dracott five pounds. Jacob Garret of Colne Wake, Avery Saunders of Earles Colne and John Viall of Wethersfield. To Samuel Burton my godson forty shillings and to Mrs. Cosen of Earles Colne twenty shillings. To my sister Smith the wife of William Harlakenden the full sum of three hundred pounds and all such money and other goods as are now in her custody and keeping. And if any of those parties to whom any legacies are formerly given do depart this life before they be due and payable then the said legacies shall remain and be due to my sister Smith Harlakenden ; and I make and ordain Mr. Stephen Marshall, preacher of God's word at Finchingfield, and my brother in law Mr. William Harlakenden of Earles Colne, gentleman, executois &c. ==References==
It was held by the Bishop of London and in the time of Henry III (1207-1272) was held by Sir John Baard.
It then passed eventually to John Harlestone who married Catherine the daughter and heir of Thomas Barley of [http://www.alburyvillage.co.uk/index.php/historical-albury/albury-hall Albury Hall.]
John Harlestone had a daughter Anne, the rightful heir.
[[Scroggs-146|Thomas Scroggs]], became the new lord of the Manor when he married Anne Harlestone.
[[Scroggs-145|Francis Scroggs]] (d1585) the son of Thomas married [[Newport-1269|Jane Newport]]. This was in the reign of Queen Mary. (1553-1558)
[[Scroggs-144|John Scroggs]] (d c1593) was their son who married [[Burton-9723|Mary Burton]] daughter of Edmund Burton of Derby.
[[Scroggs-117|Edward Scroggs]] was John’s son(d1622) who married [[Smythe-930|Penelope]] daughter of John Smith of Bardfield in Essex [Note that the record is misleading, suggesting that Penelope was married to his son, John. The will of Edward makes the relationship clear. See below.
[[Scroggs-138|John Scroggs]] (d1692), Edwards son married Elizabeth daughter and Coheir of Thomas Bancroft of London. They had Margaret (Married Nicholas Cuntliffe) before Elizabeth died he then married Elizabeth one of The daughters of Sir William Litton of Knebworth place
From the second marriage came John, Rowland, Elizabeth, Judith and Jane John was Lord at the time the referenced book was published in 1700[https://books.google.com/books/about/The_Historical_Antiquities_of_Hertfordsh.html?id=FOlBAQAAMAAJ The Historical Antiquities of Hertfordshire: With the Original of Counties, Hundreds Or Wapentakes ... the Foundation and Origin of Monasteries, Churches ... and Vicarages ... Faithfully Collected from Public Records ... and Other Select Authorities. Together with an Exact Transcript of Domesday Book, So Far as Concerns this Shire, and the Translation Thereof in English. To which are Added, the Epitaphs and Memorable Inscriptions in All the Parishes. Sir Henry Chauncy 1700 Page 151] '''The Last Will and Testament of some of its inhabitants''' [https://archive.org/details/genealogicalglea01byuwate/page/825 Genealogical gleanings in England by Waters, Henry F. (Henry Fitz-Gilbert), 1833-1913 Publication date 1901 page 824]
'''[[Scroggs-145|Francis Scroggs]]''' (d1585)
Francis Scrooges of Patmar hall in the parish of Aldebury, Herts, gentleman, 3 June 1585, proved 4 November 1585. To my wife Dionise (certain grain &c) and my whole team of horses being in number five, mostly in the keeping of John Anthony my servant and esteemed at the value of sixteen pounds (and other property). To my son Henry one hundred pounds, to my son Thomas twenty pounds, to my son William forty pounds, all within two years next after my desease. To my son Francis one hundred pounds, to be paid him at his full age of two and twenty years. To my daughter Susan twenty pounds within one quarter of a year next after my decease. To my daughters Grace and Lettece Scrogges one hundred pounds apiece at one and twenty or days of marriage. I give to my son John Scrogges all that my manor called Patmar hall and all my other lands &c to hold for three years after my decease upon condition that he shall stand bound unto Thomas Meade of Bardene, Essex, yeoman, and unto William Deane my son in law in the sum of five hundred pounds to pay the legacies I have given to his brothers and sisters, and then he shall hold the manor and lands absolutely and without condition. Provision made if he refuses &c. Henry the second son, Thomas the third son, then William, then Francis the fifth son, then the daughters, Alice, Elizabeth, Susan, Jane, Grace and Lettece. To my sister Katherine Surrye forty shillings and to Raff Surrye her son four pounds. Dionise my wife shall have her abode and dwelling in the three chambers next the kitchen in the said manor house, that is to say, over the larder there. Certain tenements &c. at Watton at Stone, Great Munden and Little Munden made over to the use of said wife, she to release to my son John all her right of dower in my manor, &c. Son John to be executor. '''[[Scroggs-144|John Scroggs]]''' (d c1593)
John Scrooges of Patmer Hall in the parish of Alberry in the Co. of Hartford gen', 13 August 1592, proved 14 May 1593. To be buried in the parish church of Albery. To Mary Scrogges my loving wife all my goods, debts, ready money and all such plate as she brought with her &c. To my cousin Edward Newporte one ounce of gold for a remembrance. To my three brothers, Henry, William and Francis Scrogges, to each of them one ounce of gold for a remembrance. To my three sisters, Alice Leake, Elizabeth Anton and Susan Paye, forty shillings apiece for a remembrance. To my three sisters, Jane Deane, Grace Crabbe and Lettice Scrogges, to each of them half an ounce of gold, to be paid and delivered by my executor, also for a remembrance. To my mother in law Dyonice Burton ten pounds, to buy her a mourning gown and a ring for a remembrance. To my brother in law Mr. Randolfe Symmes one ounce of gold for a remembrance and unto my sister in law Anne Symmes, the wife of the said Randolfe, forty shillings likewise for a remembrance. My servants. The parish of Albury. To my loving cousin Edward Turnor Esq. an ounce of gold for a remembrance. To my niece Dorothy Symmes, the daughter of my brother Symes , one ounce of gold. To my mother in law Dennice Scrogges forty shillings for a remembrance. Now concerning the custody and bringing up of my son Edward Scrogges, of whose education and good nurture, both of body and mind, I have especial care and regard, and of whose inheritance, concerning the well ordering thereof, I have also great respect, I commit unto my most kind and loving mother in law Dyonice Burton, to whom I have taken order that the wardship of my son shall be assigned and made over, either mediately or immediately from Mr Sergeant Spencer who hath the grant thereof &c. &c. she to bring up my said son in good letters and nurture. My wife to be executor and my cousin Edward Turner overseer. Philip Godwynne one of the witnesses. Proved by M" Mary Scrogges. '''Sir Thomas Stanley'''
[Note may not have lived in Patmer Manor but had close relatives there]
Sir Thomas Stanley, knight, 26 February 1605, proved 13 May 1607. To be buried in the parish church of Albury, near my pew door, in the county of Hertford. The poor of that parish. I do give and bequeath all my lands in Sussex or elsewhere, as also my house without Temple Bar near London, to my brother Richard Stanley and his heirs forever, paying out of the said lands and house to my wife one hundred marks yearly during her life. To Dyonis Simms, my wife's kinswoman, foiity pounds, within forty days after her marriage. To my wife's son Edward Scroogs, a black cloak and one to his uncle Henry Scroogs. To my cousin Joane, wife of Richard Scarlett of London, a gown of cloth. To my cousin Jone Gambell of London a gown of cloth. My servants. Six poor men that shall carry me to the church. My wife Mary to be full executrix. One little table of "currall" that standeth at Lee House in Sussex, which is my wife's mother's, Mistress Burton, my will and mind is that the same table shall be delivered to her again. To my cousin Edward Stanley in the Co. of Cumberland a gray gelding called Roger. '''[[Scroggs-117|Edward Scroggs]]''' (d1622)
Edward Scrogges of Aldbury, Herts., Esq. 2 April 1622, proved 9 October 1622. My body to be buried amongst my ancestors in Aldbury church. I do will and appoint that my loving wife Penelope (if it please God of his goodness and mercy to restore her to her health and perfect senses again and that she shall and do live and continue unmarried in my house called Patmer Hall, of perfect sense and understanding fit and able to govern, maintain and bring up my children in learning and virtue) for and towards the maintenance and the bringing up of my said children shall have the use and occupation of all my movable goods &c. within my house of Patmer Hall and so much of my lands, tenements and rents (except Patmer Hall woods and Shaw woods) as are now in my hands and possession by lease or otherwise till John Scrogges, mine eldest son, shall accomplish his full age of one and twenty years or be married. My two younger sons Edward and Francis Scrogges. To my daughters Penelope Scrogges, Smythie Scrogges, Emlyn Scrogges, Susan Scrogges and Ann Scrogges two hundred pounds apiece. Reference to jointures settled on mother, Dame Mary Stanley, and wife Penelope Scrogges. Provisions for descent of property. The residue to John Smythe Esq. my flither in law and my loving mother his wife, Dame Mary Stanley, whom I do make, ordain and constitute my executors &c. '''[[Scroggs-116|Ann Scroggs]]''' (1618-1641 Anne Scroggs of Earles Colne, Essex, maiden, 28 August 1641, proved 18 September 1641. I the daughter of Edward Scroggs late of Aldbury, Herts., Esq. To my brother John Scroggs Esq. fifty pounds, he to pay unto my brother William Harlakenden, executor, my whole portion of six hundred pounds, together with all the interest thereof due unto me upon accompt to the day of my death. My sister Goad's legacy shall be paid by my executor and my brother Pxlward's legacy likewise, viz', one hundred pounds to my sister Goad and to my brother Edward Scroggs lilty pounds. Small bequests to Sister Scroggs, to nieces Margaret Scroggs and Susanna Goade, to Christopher Purple my nephew and Mary Purple my niece and old Mr. Purple their grandfather and to his wife, to Richard Harlakenden of Colne Prior Esq. and his wife, and to Jane Clench and to my aunt Hawkesbee, widow, and her daughter Ludgater. And to my cousin Sara Simmes (who is now in New England) five pounds. To Mr. Daniel Rogers of Wethersfield five pounds. To Mr. Till, preacher of the Word, twenty shillings and to my brother Sutton twenty shillings. To Mr. Josselin minister of Earles Colne forty shillings and to my cousin Dracott five pounds. Jacob Garret of Colne Wake, Avery Saunders of Earles Colne and John Viall of Wethersfield. To Samuel Burton my godson forty shillings and to Mrs. Cosen of Earles Colne twenty shillings. To my sister Smith the wife of William Harlakenden the full sum of three hundred pounds and all such money and other goods as are now in her custody and keeping. And if any of those parties to whom any legacies are formerly given do depart this life before they be due and payable then the said legacies shall remain and be due to my sister Smith Harlakenden ; and I make and ordain Mr. Stephen Marshall, preacher of God's word at Finchingfield, and my brother in law Mr. William Harlakenden of Earles Colne, gentleman, executois &c. ==References==
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[[Category:Patrick Name Study]] [[Category:One Name Studies Project, Needs Coordinator]] [[Category:DNA Projects]] __NOTOC__ {{Member|ONS|name=Patrick}} {{Clear}} ==Research Pages== Here are some of the current research pages included in the study. I'll be working on them, and could use your help! * * * == Subprojects == === Patrick Connection === : The "[[Space:Patrick_Connection|Patrick Connection]]" subproject, headed by [[Patrick-1196|Gail Patrick]], has the following goals: * gather orphan Patrick profiles * find sources for unsourced profiles : See the [[Space:Patrick_Connection|Patrick Connection]] page for more information. ===John William Patrick=== :::'''''*Category structure for John William Patrick.''''' ::::'''''*Category: United States of America''''' :::::'''''*Category: Texas''''' ::::::'''''*Category: Texas, Name Studies''''' :::::::'''''*Category: Texas, Patrick Name Study''''' ::::::::'''''*Category: Upshur County, Texas, Patrick Name Study''''' ::'''''* *NOTE: Put double open brackets before Category and close brackets at end of Study as with all Category listings.''''' ==Membership== * [[Murphy-26503 | Lukas Patrick Murphy]] * * ==Related Surnames and Surname Variants== * * *
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[[Category: Swedish Names]] [[:Category: Swedish Names|More WikiTree pages about Swedish names]] =Swedish Patronymics in WikiTree= In a patronymic naming system people are referred to by their given name and whose son or daughter they are. In Sweden this results in all those names ending in ''-son'' for the sons and ''-dotter'' for the daughters. So the Swedish patronymic system is '''a pronouncedly gendered system'''. This is why there are DB_errors for mis-gendered patronymics: * [[Space:DBE_911|Data Error 911]] Swedish patronym DOTTER for male * [[Space:DBE_912|Data Error 912]] Swedish patronym SSON for female (before 1850) It is also important to note that '''women did not take their husband's name as a married name''' until very late in time. When the patronymic system was still in use it would have been absurd for a woman to drop her -dotter name and start using her husband's -son name. Also note that -dotter names are often abbreviated in the church records as -dtr or -dr. Abbreviations are '''not''' real names - always write out -dotter in full. * [[Space:DBE_913|Data Error 913]] Swedish patronym DOTTER abbreviated ==How patronymics work== Under the patronymic system the sons of an Olof were [https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/olofsson Olofsson] or [https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/OLSSON Olsson], whereas the daughters of Olof were [https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/olofsdotter Olofsdotter] or [https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/olsdotter Olsdotter]. The sons of an Erik were [https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/eriksson Eriksson] or [https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/ersson Ersson], and the daughters were [https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/eriksdotter Eriksdotter] or [https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/ersdotter Ersdotter], and so on. So the last name changed from generation to generation and brothers and sisters did not have the exact same last name. A man '''never''' had a name ending in -dotter. The -son names were eventually "frozen" into family names, used by all in the family, while the -dotter names were phased out. So a woman did not have a name ending in -son unless the patronymic had been "frozen" into a surname, which happened gradually during the 1800s, with a slow start and an acceleration in the last quarter of the 19th century. Thus the transition period from gendered patronymics to -son surnames was very long. [[Space:The_last_-dotters|The last -dotters]] will have died well into the 20th century. There are some exceptional cases, mostly among merchants on the rise, socially, where [[Space:Early_frozen_patronymics_Sweden|patronymics were frozen into family names very early]]. It is also important to note that as a rule women did '''not''' take their husband's name when they married, even when there was a true family name. They certainly did not take his patronymic - they were still daughters of their own fathers. ==Getting used to patronymics== The patronymic system may be a little confusing at first, since the Last Name at Birth keeps changing from generation to generation. It also diverges, so that brothers do not have children with the same LNAB. An an example of how the patronymic names diverge in the male line: if the first Olof had sons Anders Olsson, Per Olsson and Olof Olsson, the sons of Anders Olsson would be Andersson, while the sons of Per Olsson would be Persson - only the sons of Olof Olsson would be Olsson, again. * [https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/Ersson-Descendants-812 Eight generations of Erik, son of Erik] - this is quite unusual. Since the eldest son was often named for his paternal grandfather we get the typical sequences of Olof Andersson, who begat Anders Olofsson, who begat Olof Andersson, who begat Anders Olofsson... Or as in [http://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/Nilsson-Family-Tree-3840 this example]: [[Nilsson-3840|Johan Petter '''Nilsson'''']]s father was [[Pettersson-608|'''Nils''' Pettersson]]. Nils '''Pettersson''''s father was [[Larsson-2890|'''Petter''' Larsson]]. Petter '''Larsson''''s father was [[Pettersson-608|'''Lars''' Persson]]. On the other hand patronymics still give the genealogist a clue to the next generation back. Not least, the patronymic system tells you that something is wrong, when the First Name of the father does not agree with the LNABs of the children. When Per Eriksson has a son by name Johan Johansson you have to wonder if this is just a mis-connection in a tree that has been wandering the Internet for decades. Or if you find a family like that in an actual old household record you should suspect that the wife has been married a first time, to a husband named Johan. ==How long were patronymics used in Sweden?== The common folk of Sweden from medieval times and up at least to the 19th century had mainly patronymic names. [[Space:Swedish_nobility_and_their_names|Nobility]], clerics, craftsmen and town dwellers adopted family names at an earlier stage. In some cases these family names happened to be [[Space:Early_frozen_patronymics_Sweden|frozen patronymics]]. What type of name a person used was mainly goverened by the practices within their social class. Sweden was comparatively late in adopting a name law. * [[Space:Swedish_Name_Laws|Swedish Name laws]] ==How do you decide on a Last Name at Birth== The earliest church records (1600s) were usually very terse. The patronymic of a child was almost never mentioned in the baptism record, which would say something like: "the son of Anders Olsson in Storgården was christened Olof". In the household records little Olof would just be entered by his given name(s), until he came into his own as head of a household, when he would, at last, be entered as Olof Andersson. However, for WikiTree purposes, we assume that he was Olof Andersson at birth, if his father was Anders and the family did not belong to the classes that '''did''' have family names. As everything else about Swedish church records, this varies with location and over time. Some priests found it convenient and informative to enter children in the birth records as Olof Andersson and Anna Eriksdotter. In some cases in the early books using the full name of the child, the parents are not mentioned - of course "everybody knows" who the parents of Anna Olofsdotter in Brogården must be. At least they knew at the time. For the genealogist it can be a bit of a puzzle. *[[Space:Swedish_children_out_of_wedlock|Last Names for children out of wedlock]] ==Transition from patronymics to family names== For the common folk the transition to something like family names seems mainly to have been triggered by when and how they were touched by the process of industrialization throughout the 19th and early 20th centuries. In many cases people just started using a patronym in the way a family name is used. The 16 most common surnames in Sweden 2017 were '''-son names''', originating as "frozen" patronymics. * [http://www.scb.se/hitta-statistik/statistik-efter-amne/befolkning/amnesovergripande-statistik/namnstatistik/pong/tabell-och-diagram/samtliga-folkbokforda--efternamn-topplistor/efternamn-topp-100/ The top 100 surnames in Sweden 2017] National Bureau of Statistics, SCB People who emigrated also needed to start treating their last name as a family name, or to adopt a name. This is a common cause of brickwalls, particularly when they adopted a swedish-sounding last name which they had never used in Sweden, which happens. * [[Space:Swedish_names_becoming_American_names|Swedish names becoming American names]] * [[:Category: Sweden Family Brick Walls|Category: Sweden Family Brick Walls]] The transition period in the 1800s may be very confusing, because in many families it was the ''patronymic'' of the head of household that was "frozen" and used as a surname for the whole family - while in other families the family name was based on the ''first name'' of the father. It also happened that siblings used -son names based on different parts of their father's name. There is nothing for it but to read the sources from birth to death. ==Where to put patronymics== * When the patronymic is the only "last name" there is for a person you should, of course, put it in the Name field for Last Name at Birth. It should also be in the Current Last Name field - no married names for women in "patronymic times" * When a patronymic was used in combination with an established family name, use the family name as Last Name at Birth and put the patronymic in the Middle Name field. This will display right in most contexts. Using ''Patronymic_FamilyName'' prevents the profile from showing up in the indexed family name listing and obstructs searches. This placement of a patronymic, when there is also a family name, is also recommended for [[Help:Name_Fields_for_European_Aristocrats|European Aristocrats]] in general.
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[[Category:Patterson Name Study]] [[Category:One Name Studies]] [[Category:DNA Projects]] This is a One Name Study to collect together in one place everything about one surname and the variants of that name. The hope is that other researchers like you will join our study to help make it a valuable reference point for people studying lines that cross or intersect. Please contact the project leader, add categories to your profiles, add your questions to the bulletin board, add details of your name research, etc. ==Patterson resources== * Patterson & Pattison Family Association - various of their publications are available on-line at FamilySearch.org and Ancestry.com; from a brief review, they appear to include extensive source listings * A history of the Patterson family of Cross Creek Township, Washington County, Pennsylvania, by Mary L. Patterson, 1924; according to Amazon.com this book is out of print; according to [https://www.worldcat.org/title/history-of-the-patterson-family-of-cross-creek-township-washington-county-pennsylvania/oclc/866047111&referer=brief_results worldcat.org] it was filmed in 1977. One researcher found the book in Citizens Library, Washington County, Pennsylvania.
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[[Category:Patton Name Study]] [[Category:One Name Studies]] [[Category:DNA Projects]] This is a One Name Study to collect together in one place everything about the surname Patton and its variants. The hope is that other researchers like you will join our study to help make it a valuable reference point for people studying lines that cross or intersect. Please contact the project leader, add categories to your profiles, add your questions to the bulletin board, add details of your name research, etc. == Members == Add your name here and what you are working on if you would like to join. * [[Nelson-3486 | Jamie]] * [[Patton-2459 | Sandra]] - Working on the Patton Family in Pennsylvania *[[McCormick-6233 | Stuart McCormick]] - Dead-ending on separate lines at [[Patton-6254 | Martha Patton]] of Strabane, Tyrone, Ireland and [[Patton-6431 | James Patton]] of County Monaghan, Ireland. See profiles. == Template == {{One Name Study|name=Patton}} Paste this above the biography for each Patton if they don't already belong to a project: {{One Name Study|name=Patton}} Or just include this category: [[Category: Patton_Name_Study]] == Helpful Wikitree Links == * [[:Category:Patton_Name_Study|Patton Name Study Category]] - Lists all people and pages related to the name study. * [http://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/Patton Patton surname list] - A list of all the Pattons on Wikitree. * [http://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special%3AUnconnected&order=&viewAll=1&privacy=0&orphans=0&s=patton Unconnected Pattons] - These Pattons are not connected to the main tree. * [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Category:Unsourced_Profiles&from=Patton Unsourced Pattons] - These Pattons are in need of sources. * [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special:NetworkFeed&l=100&surname=Patton&showall=1&hideown=1 Recent Activity] - Changes made to Patton profiles in the last week. == Other Links == * [http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=patton Information about the number of Pattons in the United States] == Suggested Tasks == * Enter your Patton ancestors. * Upload photos of your Patton ancestors. * Connect all Pattons to the main tree. * Find and enter notable Pattons. * Make sure all Pattons are sourced. * Choose a Patton already in the tree and enter all of their Patton descendants. * Add the template or category to people with the Patton surname. * Choose a location and enter all Pattons that live there. * If you are a male Patton and have had your Y-DNA tested, enter your test information on Wikitree. * If you are descended from a Patton and have had your Autosomal DNA done, upload your data to [http://gedmatch.com Gedmatch] and enter your test information on Wikitree so we can confirm relationships with triangulation.
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'''Extended Family on WikiTree'''
*Jim Berry - (Berry-4123) - 5th Cousin
*Paula Ruehling - (Johnson-19803) - 17th Cousin
*Bob Fields - (Fields-574) - 16th Cousin
*Annette Bailey - (Smith-59049) - 4th Cousin
*Kitty Smith - (Cooper-1) - 18th Cousin
*Chris Whitten - (Whitten-1) - 12th Cousin
*David Lundy - (Lundy-724) - 7th Cousin
'''Seay Soldiers'''
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*[[:Category: Australia, Notables|Australia, Notables]] *[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o5bNhQrKay0 My Country youtube] -My Country - recited by Dorothea Mackellar
Isobel Marion Dorothea Mackellar known as Dorothea Mackellar, [http://www.itsanhonour.gov.au/honours/honour_roll/search.cfm?aus_award_id=1108726&search_type=advanced&showInd=true Australian Government] - ''Its a Honour - MACKELLAR, Isobel Marion Dorothea Award - The Order of the British Empire - Officer (Civil) Date granted - 01 January 1968 Citation - Literature'' OBE was an Australian poet and fiction writer.Her poem[http://www.imagesaustralia.com/mycountry.htm Images Australia] - ''My Country by Dorothea Mackellar (1885 - 1968) My Country is perhaps the best known of all Australian poems. [http://adb.anu.edu.au/biography/green-henry-mackenzie-10353 H. M. Green] describes her as a lyricist of colour and light in love with the Australian landscape. She herself never professed to be a poet. I have written from the heart, from imagination, from experience some amount of verse
= THE PHOENIX CANNERY = == STEVESTON, RICHMOND, BRITISH COLUMBIA, CANADA == Phoenix Cannery built by [[English-1815 |Marshall Martin English]] in 1882 History: The Phoenix was Richmond’s first cannery, built by [[English-1815 |Marshall Martin English]] in 1882. The cannery had the first dock on the South Arm which allowed vessels to sail across the river to neighbouring municipalities, but it was aprivate dock for the use of the cannery only. The site also housed the first post office on the South Arm which was later moved to London’s Landing. [[English-1815 |Marshall Martin English]] also built a Catholic church near the Phoenix, and provided land for the construction of a Japanese Methodist Mission for his cannery workers. ---- Every year, the English family would pack up their house in New Westminster, British Columbia called [[Space:English_Corners |English Corners]], and make the 2-day journey by horse & carriage to, what they family called, [[Space:The_English_Farm_on_No._1_Road |"The Farm"]] in Steveston (aka Lulu Island, now Richmond), British Columbia for the salmon fishing and canning season. == Sources ==
'''Nurses - US Civil War Era: Portraits & Other Images''' :This page is part of [[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses:_Project_Page_and_Organization|''Nurses in the US Civil War Era'']] and contains nurses' photos and images used throughout the pages and WikiTree profiles. :With the invention of the camera in France, circa 1826, the Civil War was the first in the United States with photographic evidence, including portraits of the nurses and nurses at work, and rather graphic surgical procedures and battle injuries images. :Photographs of the more famous or affluent nurses are widely available. Other less-known nurses are uploaded here along with other photographs and images used throughout the pages included and linked below. :* The nurses worked in the US Civil War era, but images from any other timeframe for them are included. ::::{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-2.jpg|align=c|size=l}} :*For convenience, this table links these pages. {| border="1" align="center" class="wikitable" style="font-style:; font-size:100%; width:100%; border: 3px Solid DarkRed; text-align=center;" |- !Colspan=4|''Nurses in the US Civil War Era'' Pages Links |- |'''Nurses' Pages:''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|''Nurses Identified'']] |[[Space:Nurses_Profiles_-_US_Civil_War_Era|''Nurses' Profiles'']] |[[Space:In_Memoriam_-_Civil_War_Nurses|''Nurses: In Memoriam'']] |- |'''Project Pages:''' |[[Space:A_Trilogy:_Part_One_-_United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|''Free-Space Project Page'']] |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses:_Research_Resources|''Research Resources'']] |[[Space:Photo_Album:_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era|''Nurses Portraits & Images '']] |- |'''Coming Soon!''' |''Project Guidelines'' |''Workflow & Instructions'' |''Profile Tips & Tricks'' |- |'''Related Pages''' |[[Space:A_Trilogy:_Women_in_the_Civil_War|Introduction: ''Women in the US Civil War Era'']] |[[Space:A_Trilogy:_Part_Two_-_Women_Spies_in_the_United_States_Civil_War|Part Two:'' Women Spies'' ]] |[[Space:A_Trilogy:_Part_Three_-_Women_Soldiers_in_the_United_States_Civil_War|Part Three: ''Women Soldiers'']] |} ::::{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-2.jpg|align=c|size=l}} ===How to Help=== *If you find an image, please let us know by leaving a comment on this page and give us the link on WikiTree or the internet, so we can take a look, and add it to this page. *Join Us and become a project photographer! Here's how: [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:A_Trilogy:_Part_One_-_United_States_Civil_War_Nurses#Do_You_Want_to_Join_Us.3F ''Help Needed!''] ::::{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-2.jpg|align=c|size=l}} ==Nurse Portraits== * New - nurse image uploaded - in research to add the nurse. *The ''Last Name'' in '''bold''' indicates the nurse is identified. See [[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|'''''this page''''']]. *If the ''Nurse Name'' is also''' bold''' and '''underlined''', it is linked to the profile. See the [[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses_Profiles|'''''Nurses Profiles''''']] page for the checklist of work needed on the profile. *Unidentified - Portraits found of unidentfied nurses These images for nurses as found or edited as closeup images are listed below with the code for the image. *In Memoriam - Once the nurse's profile is complete and honored [[Space:In_Memoriam_-_Civil_War_Nurses|''In Memoriam'']], the images for the nurse are removed from this table and are attached to the profile. See the [[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Photo_Album:_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era#In_Memoriam|In Memoriam]] section below. ====Current Last Name A - D==== ====="A"===== {| border="1" align="left" class="wikitable" style="font-size:100%; width:125%; border: 3px Solid DarkRed;" |- !Colspan=6|''Nurse Portraits: Current Last Name "A" |} {| border="1" align="left" class="wikitable" style="font-size:100%; width:125%; border: 3px Solid DarkRed;" | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;" |'''Current Last Name''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;" |'''Page''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;" |'''Image''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Nurse Name''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Image Name''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Image Code''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;" |'''Sticker Code''' |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Abbey ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses_Profiles|Nurses Profiles]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-45.jpg|align=c|size=275px}} | '''[[Young-44929|Nancy Maria Young Abbey]] ''' |Nancy Maria Young Abbey |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-45.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-45.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Abbey ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses_Profiles|Nurses Profiles]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-52.png|align=c|size=275px}} | '''[[Young-44929|Nancy Maria Young Abbey]] ''' |Nancy Maria Young Abbey Closeup |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-52.png|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-52.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Aiken ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses_Profiles|Nurses Profiles]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-16.png|align=c|size=275px}} | '''[[Atherton-1895|Eliza Atherton Aiken]] ''' |Eliza Atherton Aiken Closeup |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-16.png|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-16.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Alder ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-64.jpg|align=c|size=275px}} |Emily Alder |Emily Alder |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-64.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-64.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" |Alter |New |{{Image|file=Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-69.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Belle Thompson Alter |Belle Thompson Alter |{{Image|file= Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-69.png|align=c|size=150px}} | Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-69.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Amigh ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses_Profiles|Nurses Profiles]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-30.png|align=c|size=275px}} | '''[[Shadbolt-599|Ophelia L. Shadbolt Amigh]] ''' |Ophelia L. Shadbolt Amigh Closeup |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-30.png|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-30.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Aston ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-73.jpg|align=c|size=275px}} |Mary A. Aston |Mary A. Aston |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-73.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-73.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Athow ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses_Profiles|Nurses Profiles]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-143.jpg|align=c|size=275px}} | '''[[Cameron-12305|Mary Cameron Athow]] ''' |Mary Cameron Athow (circa 1910) |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-143.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-143.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Athow ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses_Profiles|Nurses Profiles]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-29.png|align=c|size=275px}} | '''[[Cameron-12305|Mary Cameron Athow]] ''' |Mary Cameron Athow Closeup |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-29.png|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-29.png |} ::::{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-2.jpg|align=c|size=l}} ====="B"===== {| border="1" align="left" class="wikitable" style="font-size:100%; width:125%; border: 3px Solid DarkRed;" |- !Colspan=6|''Nurse Portraits: Current Last Name "B" |} {| border="1" align="left" class="wikitable" style="font-size:100%; width:125%; border: 3px Solid DarkRed;" | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;" |'''Current Last Name''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;" |'''Page''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;" |'''Image''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Nurse Name''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Image Name''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Image Code''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;" |'''Sticker Code''' |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Babcock ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-11.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Susan M. Babcock |Susan M. Babcock |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-11.png|align=c|size=150px}} |Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-11.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Bailly ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-147.jpg|align=c|size=275px}} |Mother Mary Cecilia Bailly |Mother Mary Cecilia Bailly |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-147.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-147.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Bailly ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-148.jpg|align=c|size=275px}} |Mother Mary Cecilia Bailly |Mother Mary Cecilia Bailly 2 |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-148.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-148.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Bailly ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-49.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Mother Mary Cecilia Bailly |Mother Mary Cecilia Bailly Closeup |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-49.png|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-49.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Baker ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-68.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Anna H. Baker |Anna H. Baker |{{Image|file= Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-68.png|align=c|size=150px}} | Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-68.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Baker ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-149.jpg|align=c|size=275px}} |Martha A. Baker |Martha A. Baker |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-149.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-149.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Balch ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era.jpg|align=c|size=275px}} |Lauraetta C. Balch |Lauraetta C. Balch |{{Image|file=Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} |Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Baldridge ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-70.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Elizabeth Graham Lee Baldridge |Elizabeth Graham Lee Baldridge |{{Image|file= Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-70.png|align=c|size=150px}} | Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-70.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Ballou ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses_Profiles|Nurses Profiles]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-10.jpg|align=c|size=275px}} | '''[[Hart-2190|Adeline Lucia Hart Ballou]] ''' |Addie L. Ballou Closeup |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-10.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-10.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Barron ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-44.jpg|align=c|size=275px}} |Lucy Fenman Barron |Lucy Fenman Barron |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-44.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-44.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Beck ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-72.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Catherine M. Beck |Catherine M. Beck |{{Image|file= Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-72.png|align=c|size=150px}} | Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-72.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Beers ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses_Profiles|Nurses Profiles]] |{{Image|file=Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-1.png|align=c|size=350px}} | '''[[Dimon-217|Frances "Fannie" Amelia Dimon Beers]] ''' |Fannie Amelia Dimon Beers Closeup |{{Image|file=Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-1.png|align=c|size=350px}} |Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-1.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Bell ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-150.jpg|align=c|size=275px}} |Mary E. Bell |Mary E. Bell |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-150.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-275.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Bell ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-73.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Mary E. Bell |Mary E. Bell |{{Image|file= Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-73.png|align=c|size=150px}} | Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-73.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Bissell ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses_Profiles|Nurses Profiles]] |{{Image|file=Hudson-5385-1.png|align=c|size=250px}} | '''[[Hudson-5385|Amanda Lora Hudson Bissell]] ''' |Amanda Lora Hudson Bissell Closeup |{{Image|file=Hudson-5385-1.png|align=c|size=250px}} |Hudson-5385-1.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Blackmar ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-54.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Mary Bruson Blackmar |Mary Bruson Blackmar |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-54.png|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-54.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Blackmar ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-10.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Mary Bruson Blackmar |Mary Bruson Blackmar Closeup |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-10.png|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-10.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Boston ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-55.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Mary J. Butler Boston |Mary J. Butler Boston |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-55.png|align=c|size=150px}} |Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-55.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Boyington ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-75.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Mary K. Boyington |Mary K. Boyington |{{Image|file= Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-75.png|align=c|size=150px}} | Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-75.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Bradford ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-35.jpg|align=c|size=275px}} |Charlotte Bradford |Charlotte Bradford Closeup |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-35.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-35.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Bradford ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-40.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Mary A. Stinebaugh Bradford |Mary A. Stinebaugh Bradford |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-40.png|align=c|size=150px}} |Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-40.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Bradley ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-11.jpg|align=c|size=250px}} |Amy Morris Bradley |Amy Morris Bradley |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-11.jpg|align=c|size=250px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-11.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Bradley ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file= Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-177.png |align=c|size=250px}} |Amy Morris Bradley |Amy Morris Bradley Closeup |{{Image|file= Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-177.png|align=c|size=250px}} | Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-177.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Bradley ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file= Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-1.jpg |align=c|size=250px}} |Amy Morris Bradley |Amy Morris Bradley Later Years |{{Image|file= Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-1.jpg |align=c|size=250px}} | Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-1.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Bradley ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file= Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-56.jpg |align=c|size=250px}} |Amy Morris Bradley |Amy Morris Bradley at Sanitary Commission Camp |{{Image|file= Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-56.jpg |align=c|size=250px}} | Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-56.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Briggs ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-17.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Mary M. Briggs |Mary M. Briggs |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-17.png|align=c|size=150px}} |Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-17.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Briggs ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-78.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Mary M. Briggs |Mary M. Briggs |{{Image|file= Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-78.png|align=c|size=150px}} | Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-78.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Brinton ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-12.jpg|align=c|size=275px}} |Emma Southwick Brinton |Emma Southwick Brinton Closeup |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-12.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-12.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Brown ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-49.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Eunice M. Fairbanks Brown |Eunice M. Fairbanks Brown |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-49.png|align=c|size=150px}} |Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-49.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Brown ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-50.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Eunice M. Fairbanks Brown |Eunice M. Fairbanks Brown Closeup |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-50.png|align=c|size=150px}} |Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-50.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Brown ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-5.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Mary Brown |Mary Brown |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-5.png|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-5.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Brown ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-5.jpg|align=c|size=275px}} |Nancy M. Nelson Brown |Nancy M. Nelson Brown |{{Image|file= Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-5.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} | Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-5.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" |Brown |New |{{Image|file=Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-76.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Susan L. Brown |Susan L. Brown |{{Image|file= Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-76.png|align=c|size=150px}} | Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-76.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" |Brown |New |{{Image|file= Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-77.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Susan L. Brown |Susan L. Brown Closeup |{{Image|file= Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-77.png|align=c|size=150px}} | Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-77.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Buckley ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file= Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-135.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Lettie E. Covell Buckley |Lettie E. Covell Buckley |{{Image|file= Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-135.png|align=c|size=150px}} | Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-135.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Bucklin ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-13.jpg|align=c|size=275px}} |[[Bucklin-325|'''Sophronia E. Bucklin''']] |Sophronia Bucklin Closeup |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-13.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-13.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Bucklin ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-23.png|align=c|size=275px}} |[[Bucklin-325|'''Sophronia E. Bucklin''']] |Sophronia E. Bucklin & Husband |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-23.png|align=c|size=150px}} |Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-23.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Bullard ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-79.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Jennie Matthewson Smole Bullard |Jennie Matthewson Smole Bullard |{{Image|file= Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-79.png|align=c|size=150px}} | Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-79.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Buncher ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-2.jpg|align=c|size=275px}} |Mary Jane Adams Buncher |Mary Jane Adams Buncher |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-2.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} |Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-2.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Bunnell ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-74.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Henrietta S. T. Bunnell |Henrietta S. T. Bunnell |{{Image|file= Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-74.png|align=c|size=150px}} | Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-74.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Burghardt ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-34.jpg|align=c|size=275px}} |Caroline E. Burghardt |Caroline E. Burghardt |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-34.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-34.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" |Buxton |New |{{Image|file=Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-80.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Hannah Buxton |Hannah Buxton |{{Image|file= Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-80.png|align=c|size=150px}} | Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-80.png |} ::::{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-2.jpg|align=c|size=l}} ====="C"===== {| border="1" align="left" class="wikitable" style="font-size:100%; width:125%; border: 3px Solid DarkRed;" |- !Colspan=6|''Nurse Portraits: Current Last Name "C" |} {| border="1" align="left" class="wikitable" style="font-size:100%; width:125%; border: 3px Solid DarkRed;" | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;" |'''Current Last Name''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;" |'''Page''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;" |'''Image''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Nurse Name''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Image Name''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Image Code''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;" |'''Sticker Code''' |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Cartwright ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses_Profiles|Nurses Profiles]] |{{Image|file=Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-83.png|align=c|size=275px}} | '''[[Avery-7237|Emily J. Avery Cartwright]] ''' |Emily Avery Cartwright Closeup |{{Image|file= Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-143.png|align=c|size=150px}} | Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-143.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Chapman ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-61.jpg|align=c|size=275px}} |Elizabeth Chapman |Elizabeth Chapman |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-61.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-61.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Clark ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-81.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Bell Vorse Clark |Bell Vorse Clark |{{Image|file= Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-81.png|align=c|size=150px}} | Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-81.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Clark ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-38.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Sarah K. Clark |Sarah K. Clark |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-38.png|align=c|size=150px}} |Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-38.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Cochran ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-84.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Nannie M. Bennett Cochran |Nannie M. Bennett Cochran |{{Image|file= Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-84.png|align=c|size=150px}} | Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-84.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Coddington ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-14.jpg|align=c|size=275px}} |Belle Coddington |Belle Coddington |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-14.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-14.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Cone ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-32.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Emily M. Cone |Emily M. Cone |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-32.png|align=c|size=150px}} |Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-32.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Cook ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-33.jpg|align=c|size=275px}} |Betsey A. Cook |Betsey A. Cook Closeup |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-33.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-33.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Cope ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-15.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Elizabeth Cope |Elizabeth Cope |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-15.png|align=c|size=150px}} |Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-15.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Counts ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-82.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Belle Counts |Belle Counts |{{Image|file= Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-82.png|align=c|size=150px}} | Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-82.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Couzins ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-151.jpg|align=c|size=275px}} |Adaline Weston Couzins |Adaline Weston Couzins |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-151.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-151.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Cox ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-90.jpg|align=c|size=275px}} |Susan Cox |Susan Cox |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-90.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-90.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Cross ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-93.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Sarah B. Cross |Sarah B. Cross |{{Image|file= Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-93.png|align=c|size=150px}} | Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-93.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Crossan ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-85.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Clarissa Watters Crossan |Clarissa Watters Crossan |{{Image|file= Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-85.png|align=c|size=150px}} | Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-85.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Cumming ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-169.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Kate Cumming |Kate Cumming Closeup |{{Image|file=Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-169.png|align=c|size=150px}} |Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-169.png |} ::::{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-2.jpg|align=c|size=l}} ====="D"===== {| border="1" align="left" class="wikitable" style="font-size:100%; width:125%; border: 3px Solid DarkRed;" |- !Colspan=6|''Nurse Portraits: Current Last Name "D" |} {| border="1" align="left" class="wikitable" style="font-size:100%; width:125%; border: 3px Solid DarkRed;" | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;" |'''Current Last Name''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;" |'''Page''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;" |'''Image''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Nurse Name''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Image Name''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Image Code''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;" |'''Sticker Code''' |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Dame ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-1.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Harriet Patience Dame |Harriet Patience Dame |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-1.png|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-1.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Danforth ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-95.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Ruth Danforth |Ruth Danforth |{{Image|file= Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-95.png|align=c|size=150px}} | Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-95.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Daniels ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-94.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Frances D. Daniels |Frances D. Daniels |{{Image|file= Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-94.png|align=c|size=150px}} | Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-94.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Darling ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-152.jpg|align=c|size=275px}} |Mary Darling |Mary Darling |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-152.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-152.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" |Dieffenbacher |New |{{Image|file=Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-96.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Frances A. Dieffenbacher |Frances A. Dieffenbacher |{{Image|file= Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-96.png|align=c|size=150px}} | Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-96.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" |Douglas |New |{{Image|file=Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-90.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Mary L. Douglas |Mary L. Douglas |{{Image|file= Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-90.png|align=c|size=150px}} | Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-90.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Douglass ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-19.png|align=c|size=100px}} |Mary Alexander Douglass |Mary Alexander Douglass Closeup |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-19.png|align=c|size=100px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-19.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Downs ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-62.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Lovisa B. Rawson Jennison Downs |Mrs. L. B. Downs |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-62.png|align=c|size=150px}} |Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-62.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Dudley ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-33.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Elizabeth J. Dudley |Elizabeth J. Dudley |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-33.png|align=c|size=150px}} |Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-33.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Dumas ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-91.png|align=c|size=325px}} |Sarah J. Steady Dumas |Sarah J. Steady Dumas |{{Image|file= Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-91.png|align=c|size=150px}} | Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-91.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Dunbar ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-39.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Jane E. Dunbar |Jane E. Dunbar |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-39.png|align=c|size=150px}} |Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-39.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Dunbar ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-43.jpg|align=c|size=275px}} |Lois H. Dunbar |Lois H. Dunbar |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-43.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-43.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Duncan ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-56.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Kate M. Thompson Duncan |Kate M. Thompson Duncan |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-56.png|align=c|size=150px}} |Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-56.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Dye ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses_Profiles|Nurses Profiles]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-55.jpg|align=c|size=275px}} | '''[[Jones-107893|Clarissa "Clara" Fellows Jones Dye]] ''' |Clarissa F. Dye Closeup |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-55.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-55.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Dysart ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses_Profiles|Nurses Profiles]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-31.png|align=c|size=275px}} | '''[[Dysart-580|Sarah Elizabeth Dysart]] ''' |Sarah Elizabeth Dysart Closeup |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-31.png|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-31.png |} ::::{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-2.jpg|align=c|size=l}} ====Current Last Name E - J==== ====="E"===== {| border="1" align="left" class="wikitable" style="font-size:100%; width:125%; border: 3px Solid DarkRed;" |- !Colspan=6|''Nurse Portraits: Current Last Name "E" |} {| border="1" align="left" class="wikitable" style="font-size:100%; width:125%; border: 3px Solid DarkRed;" | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;" |'''Current Last Name''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;" |'''Page''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;" |'''Image''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Nurse Name''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Image Name''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Image Code''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;" |'''Sticker Code''' |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Eccleston ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-144.jpg|align=c|size=475px}} |Sarah Chamberlin Eccleston |Sarah Chamberlin Eccleston, Sarah Elizabeth Dysart, and Anna Bell Stubbs |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-144.jpg|align=c|size=475px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-144.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Edson ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-31.jpg|align=c|size=75px}} |Susan Ann Edson |Susan Ann Edson Closeup |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-31.jpg|align=c|size=75px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-31.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Eldred ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses_Profiles|Nurses Profiles]] |{{Image|file=Eastman-2898-1.png|align=c|size=275}} |'''[[Eastman-2898|Maria Z Eastman Eldred]]''' ||Maria Olmstead Eldred Closeup |{{Image|file=Eastman-2898-1.png|align=c|size=150}} |Eastman-2898-1.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Ellis ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-14.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Elizabeth E. Ellis |Elizabeth E. Ellis |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-14.png|align=c|size=150px}} |Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-14.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Ellis ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-156.jpg|align=c|size=275px}} |Mary Ellis |Mary Ellis |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-156.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-156.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Elmer ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-92.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Emily Rowell Orederdouk Elmer |Emily Rowell Orederdouk Elmer |{{Image|file= Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-92.png|align=c|size=150px}} | Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-92.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Emens ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses_Profiles|Nurses Profiles]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-32.png|align=c|size=80px}} | '''[[Dada-6|Harriet Atwood Dada Emens]] ''' |Harriet Atwood Dada Emens Closeup |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-32.png|align=c|size=80px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-32.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Erving ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-86.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Anna Priscilla "Cilla" Zerbe Erving |Anna Priscilla "Cilla" Zerbe Erving |{{Image|file= Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-86.png|align=c|size=150px}} | Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-86.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Erving ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-53.jpg|align=c|size=90px}} |Annie Priscella Erving |Annie Priscella Erving Closeup |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-53.jpg|align=c|size=90px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-53.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Etheridge ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses_Profiles|Nurses Profiles]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-132.jpg|align=c|size=275px}} | '''[[Blair-7982|Lorinda "Annie" Anna Blair Etheridge]] ''' |Annie Etheridge |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-132.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-132.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Etheridge ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses_Profiles|Nurses Profiles]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-133.jpg|align=c|size=275px}} | '''[[Blair-7982|Lorinda "Annie" Anna Blair Etheridge]] ''' |Annie Etheridge Closeup |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-133.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-133.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Etheridge ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses_Profiles|Nurses Profiles]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-16.jpg|align=c|size=275px}} | '''[[Blair-7982|Lorinda "Annie" Anna Blair Etheridge]] ''' |Lorinda Anna Blair Etheridge - Later Life |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-16.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-16.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Ewing ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-62.jpg|align=c|size=90px}} |Elizabeth Wendell Ewing |Elizabeth Wendell Ewing |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-62.jpg|align=c|size=90px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-62.jpg |} ::::{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-2.jpg|align=c|size=l}} ====="F"===== {| border="1" align="left" class="wikitable" style="font-size:100%; width:125%; border: 3px Solid DarkRed;" |- !Colspan=6|''Nurse Portraits: Current Last Name "F" |} {| border="1" align="left" class="wikitable" style="font-size:100%; width:125%; border: 3px Solid DarkRed;" | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;" |'''Current Last Name''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;" |'''Page''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;" |'''Image''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Nurse Name''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Image Name''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Image Code''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;" |'''Sticker Code''' |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Fales ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-108.jpg|align=c|size=275px}} |Almira Fales |Almira Fales |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-108.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-108.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Fales ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-109.jpg|align=c|size=275px}} |Almira Fales |Almira Fales Closeup |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-109.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-109.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Fay ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-157.jpg|align=c|size=275px}} |Adelia Bartlett Fay |Adelia Bartlett Fay |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-157.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-157.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Fay ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-4.jpg|align=c|size=275px}} |Adelia A. Bartlett Fay |Delia Bartlett Fay |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-4.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} |Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-4.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Felch ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-18.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Amanda M. Colburn Farnham Felch |Amanda M. Colburn Farnham Felch |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-18.png|align=c|size=150px}} |Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-18.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Fox ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-87.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Mary Jane Fox |Mary Jane Fox |{{Image|file= Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-87.png|align=c|size=150px}} | Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-87.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Freeman ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-158.jpg|align=c|size=350px}} |Julia Susan Wheelock Freeman |Julia Susan Wheelock Freeman |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-158.jpg|align=c|size=350px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-158.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Freeman ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-36.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Julia Susan Wheelock Freeman |Julia Susan Wheelock Freeman Closeup |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-36.png|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-36.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Frick ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-88.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Rebecca Frick. |Rebecca Frick. |{{Image|file= Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-88.png|align=c|size=150px}} | Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-88.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Fritcher ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-89.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Elizabeth L. McQueen Fritcher |Elizabeth L. McQueen Fritcher |{{Image|file= Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-89.png|align=c|size=150px}} | Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-89.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Frush ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-32.jpg|align=c|size=275px}} |Alice Frush |Alice Frush Closeup |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-32.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-32.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Fussell ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses_Profiles|Nurses Profiles]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-92.jpg|align=c|size=275px}} | '''[[Fussell-681|Susan Fussell]] ''' |Susan Fussell |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-92.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-92.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Fussell ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses_Profiles|Nurses Profiles]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-93.jpg|align=c|size=275px}} | '''[[Fussell-681|Susan Fussell]] ''' |Susan Fussell Close up |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-93.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-93.jpg |} ::::{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-2.jpg|align=c|size=l}} ====="G"===== {| border="1" align="left" class="wikitable" style="font-size:100%; width:125%; border: 3px Solid DarkRed;" |- !Colspan=6|''Nurse Portraits: Current Last Name "G" |} {| border="1" align="left" class="wikitable" style="font-size:100%; width:125%; border: 3px Solid DarkRed;" | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;" |'''Current Last Name''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;" |'''Page''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;" |'''Image''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Nurse Name''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Image Name''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Image Code''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;" |'''Sticker Code''' |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Gardner ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-97.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Mary Fryer Gardner |Mary Fryer Gardner |{{Image|file=Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-181.png|align=c|size=150px}} | Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-181.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Gibbons ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-111.jpg|align=c|size=275px}} |Abigail "Abby" Hopper Gibbons |Abigail "Abby" Hopper Gibbons |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-111.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-111.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Gibbons ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-181.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Abigail "Abby" Hopper Gibbons |Abigail "Abby" Hopper Gibbons Closeup |{{Image|file=Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-181.png|align=c|size=150px}} |Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-181.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Gibson ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-159.jpg|align=c|size=275px}} |Elizabeth O. Gibson |Elizabeth O. Gibson |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-159.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-159.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Gibson ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-160.jpg|align=c|size=275px}} |Elizabeth O. Gibson |Elizabeth O. Gibson Closeup |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-160.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-160.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Gillespie ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-49.jpg|align=c|size=350px}} |Mother Angela Gillespie |Mother Angela Gillespie |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-49.jpg|align=c|size=350px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-49.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Grant ''' |[[Space:Nurses_Profiles_-_US_Civil_War_Era|Nurses Profiles]] |{{Image|file=Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-179.png|align=c|size=350px}} |Abigail Fidelia (Cowles) Grant |Abigail Fidelia (Cowles) Grant Closeup |{{{Image|file=Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-179.png|align=c|size=150px}} | Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-179.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Grass ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-98.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Elizabeth Grass |Elizabeth Grass |{{Image|file= Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-98.png|align=c|size=150px}} | Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-98.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Graydon ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-161.jpg|align=c|size=350px}} |Jane Chambers McKinney Graydon |Jane Chambers McKinney Graydon Portrait |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-161.jpg|align=c|size=350px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-161.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Graydon ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-186.png|align=c|size=350px}} |Jane Chambers McKinney Graydon |Jane Chambers McKinney Graydon Closeup |{{Image|file=Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-186.png}} |Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-186.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Gridley ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses_Profiles|Nurses Profiles]] |{{Image|file=Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-100.png|align=c|size=275px}} | '''[[Sholes-78|Ann Eliza Sholes Gridley]] ''' |Ann Eliza Sholes Gridley |{{Image|file= Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-100.png|align=c|size=150px}} | Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-100.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Gridley ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses_Profiles|Nurses Profiles]] |{{Image|file=Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-101.png|align=c|size=275px}} | '''[[Sholes-78|Ann Eliza Sholes Gridley]] ''' |Ann Eliza Sholes Gridley Closeup |{{Image|file= Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-101.png|align=c|size=150px}} | Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-101.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Gross ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-44.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Nancy M. Verplat Atwood Gross |Nancy M. Verplat Atwood Gross |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-44.png|align=c|size=150px}} |Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-44.png |} ::::{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-2.jpg|align=c|size=l}} ====="H"===== {| border="1" align="left" class="wikitable" style="font-size:100%; width:125%; border: 3px Solid DarkRed;" |- !Colspan=6|''Nurse Portraits: Current Last Name "H" |} {| border="1" align="left" class="wikitable" style="font-size:100%; width:125%; border: 3px Solid DarkRed;" | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;" |'''Current Last Name''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;" |'''Page''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;" |'''Image''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Nurse Name''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Image Name''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Image Code''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;" |'''Sticker Code''' |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Hahn ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-102.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Anna Hahn |Anna Hahn |{{Image|file= Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-102.png|align=c|size=150px}} | Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-102.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Hamilton ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-18.jpg|align=c|size=100px}} |Margaret Mahoney Hamilton |Margaret Hamilton |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-18.jpg|align=c|size=100px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-18.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Harkin ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-163.jpg|align=c|size=275px}} |Margaret V. O'Hagen Harkin |M. V. Harkin |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-163.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-163.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Harper ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-52.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Fanny A. Harper |Fanny A. Harper |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-52.png|align=c|size=150px}} |Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-52.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Harrington ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Nurses_Profiles_-_US_Civil_War_Era.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Cornelia Morgan Harrington |Cornelia Morgan Harrington |{{Image|file=Nurses_Profiles_-_US_Civil_War_Era.png|align=c|size=150px}} |Nurses_Profiles_-_US_Civil_War_Era.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Harvey ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses_Profiles|Nurses Profiles]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-36.jpg|align=c|size=275px}} | '''[[Perrine-1572|Cordelia A. Perrine Harvey Chester]] ''' |Cordelia A. Perrine Harvey Chester |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-36.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-36.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Harvey ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses_Profiles|Nurses Profiles]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-185.jpg|align=c|size=275px}} | '''[[Perrine-1572|Cordelia A. Perrine Harvey Chester]] ''' |Cordelia A. Perrine Harvey Chester Closeup |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-185.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-185.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Hayden ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-104.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Mary F. Strahan Hayden |Mary F. Strahan Hayden |{{Image|file= Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-104.png|align=c|size=150px}} | Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-104.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Hayes ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-105.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Margaret "Maggie" Meseroll Hayes |Margaret "Maggie" Meseroll Hayes |{{Image|file= Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-105.png|align=c|size=150px}} | Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-105.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Hayes ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-6.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Margaret Meseroll Hayes |Margaret Meseroll Hayes |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-6.png|align=c|size=150px}} |Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-6.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Hazen ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses_Profiles|Nurses Profiles]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-164.jpg|align=c|size=275px}} | '''[[Titus-607|Fanny Hallycarnie Titus Hazen]] ''' |Fanny Hallycarnie Titus Hazen |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-164.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-164.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Hazen ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-5.png|align=c|size=275px}} | '''[[Titus-607|Fanny Hallycarnie Titus Hazen]] ''' |Fanny Titus Hazen Closeup 2 |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-5.png|align=c|size=150px}} |Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-5.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Hibbard ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-106.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Mrs. Julia A. Hibbard |Mrs. Julia A. Hibbard |{{Image|file= Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-106.png|align=c|size=150px}} | Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-106.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Hill ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-71.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Catherine L. Taylor Hill |Catherine L. Taylor Hill |{{Image|file= Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-71.png|align=c|size=150px}} | Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-71.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Hill ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-7.jpg|align=c|size=275px}} |Nancy M. Hill |Nancy Hill |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-7.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-7.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Hill ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-8.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Nancy M. Hill |Nancy M. Hill 2 |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-8.png|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-8.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Hill ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-50.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Nancy M. Hill |Nancy M. Hill Closeup |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-50.png|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-50.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Hoge ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses_Profiles|Nurses Profiles]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-162.jpg|align=c|size=475px}} | '''[[Blaikie-159|Jane Currie Blaikie Hoge]] ''' |Jane Currie Blaikie Hoge |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-162.jpg|align=c|size=475px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-162.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Hoge ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses_Profiles|Nurses Profiles]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-38.png|align=c|size=75px}} | '''[[Blaikie-159|Jane Currie Blaikie Hoge]] ''' |Jane Currie Blaikie Hoge Closeup |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-38.png|align=c|size=75px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-38.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Hoisington '''
(Husington) |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-107.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Lauretta Cutler Hoisington |Lauretta Cutler Hoisington |{{Image|file= Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-107.png|align=c|size=150px}} | Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-107.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Hoisington '''
(Husington) |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-54.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Lauretta H. Cutler Husington |Lauretta H. Cutler Husington |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-54.png|align=c|size=150px}} |Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-54.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Holland ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-2.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Mary A. Gardner Holland |Mary A. Gardner Holland |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-2.png|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-2.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Holstein ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-19.jpg|align=c|size=100px}} |Anna Morris Holstein |Anna Morris Holstein |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-19.jpg|align=c|size=100px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-19.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Holstein ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-13.png|align=c|size=90px}} |Anna Morris Holstein |Anna Morris Holstein Closeup |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-13.png|align=c|size=90px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-13.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Hopkins ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-2.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Juliet Ann Opie Hopkins |Juliet Opie Hopkins Closeup |{{Image|file=Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-2.png|align=c|size=150px}} |Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-2.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Hoyt ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-30.png|align=c|size=275px}} |'''[[Clark-74495|Clara B. Hoyt]]''' |Clara B. Hoyt |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-30.png|align=c|size=150px}} |Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-30.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Hughes ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-113.jpg|align=c|size=275px}} |Debbie A. Hughes |Debbie A. Hughes |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-113.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-113.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Hughes ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-115.jpg|align=c|size=275px}} |Debbie A. Hughes |Debbie A. Hughes Closeup |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-115.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-115.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Hunt ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-12.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Elizabeth Pickard Hunt |Elizabeth Pickard Hunt |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-12.png|align=c|size=150px}} |Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-12.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Hunt ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-108.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Elizabeth Pickard Hunt |Elizabeth Pickard Hunt |{{Image|file= Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-108.png|align=c|size=150px}} | Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-108.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Husband ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-20.jpg|align=c|size=275px}} |'''[[Morris-36847|Mary Morris Husband]]''' |Mary Morris Husband Closeup |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-20.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-20.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Hyatt ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses_Profiles|Nurses Profiles]] |{{Image|file=Unknown-554159.jpg|align=c|size=275px}} | '''[[Burns-15594|Elizabeth Ann Burns Hyatt]] ''' |[[Unknown-554159|Elizabeth Hyatt]] |{{Image|file=Unknown-554159.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} |Unknown-554159.jpg |} ::::{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-2.jpg|align=c|size=l}} ====="J"===== {| border="1" align="left" class="wikitable" style="font-size:100%; width:125%; border: 3px Solid DarkRed;" |- !Colspan=6|''Nurse Portraits: Current Last Name "J" |} {| border="1" align="left" class="wikitable" style="font-size:100%; width:125%; border: 3px Solid DarkRed;" | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;" |'''Current Last Name''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;" |'''Page''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;" |'''Image''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Nurse Name''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Image Name''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Image Code''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;" |'''Sticker Code''' |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Jackson ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses_Profiles|Nurses Profiles]] |{{Image|file=Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-109.png|align=c|size=275px}} | '''[[Oslin-32|Frances "Fannie" A. Oslin Jackson]] ''' |Frances "Fannie" A. Oslin Jackson |{{Image|file= Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-109.png|align=c|size=150px}} | Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-109.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Jennings ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-116.jpg|align=c|size=275px}} |Janet (Jane) Jennings |Janet (Jane) Jennings |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-116.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-116.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Jennings ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-117.jpg|align=c|size=90px}} |Janet (Jane) Jennings |Janet (Jane) Jennings Closeup |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-117.jpg|align=c|size=90px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-117.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Jennison ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-46.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Martha F. Jennison |Martha F. Jennison |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-46.png|align=c|size=150px}} |Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-46.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Johnson ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-137.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Ada Johnson |Ada Johnson |{{Image|file= Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-137.png|align=c|size=150px}} | Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-137.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Johnson ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-40.png|align=c|size=350px}} |Estelle Serena Johnson |Estelle Serena Johnson |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-40.png|align=c|size=350px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-40.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Johnson ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-110.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Lydia S. Johnson |Lydia S. Johnson |{{Image|file= Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-110.png|align=c|size=150px}} | Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-110.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Jones ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Profiles]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-118.jpg|align=c|size=275px}} |[[Jones-111924|'''Sibyl Jones''']] |Sibyl Jones |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-118.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-118.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Jones ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Profiles]] |{{Image|file=Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-54.jpg |align=c|size=275px}} |[[Jones-111924|'''Sibyl Jones''']] |Sibyl Jones Closeup |{{Image|file=Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-54.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} |Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-54.jpg |} ::::{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-2.jpg|align=c|size=l}} ====Current Last Name K - R==== ====="K"===== {| border="1" align="left" class="wikitable" style="font-size:100%; width:125%; border: 3px Solid DarkRed;" |- !Colspan=6|''Nurse Portraits: Current Last Name "K" |} {| border="1" align="left" class="wikitable" style="font-size:100%; width:125%; border: 3px Solid DarkRed;" | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;" |'''Current Last Name''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;" |'''Page''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;" |'''Image''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Nurse Name''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Image Name''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Image Code''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;" |'''Sticker Code''' |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Kaiser ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-166.jpg|align=c|size=275px}} |Lucy L. Campbell Kaiser |Lucy L. Campbell Kaiser |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-166.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-166.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Kaiser ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-167.jpg|align=c|size=275px}} |Lucy L. Campbell Kaiser |Lucy L. Campbell Kaiser 2 |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-167.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-167.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Kamp ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-43.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Louisa C. Kamp |Louisa C. Kamp |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-43.png|align=c|size=150px}} |Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-43.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" |Kingsbury |New |{{Image|file=Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-111.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Emily D. Tenney Kingsbury |Emily D. Tenney Kingsbury |{{Image|file= Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-111.png|align=c|size=150px}} | Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-111.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Knowles ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-48.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Mary F. Knowles |Mary F. Knowles |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-48.png|align=c|size=150px}} |Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-48.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" |Krips |New |{{Image|file=Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-136.png|align=c|size=275px}} | Susannah Krips |Susannah Krips |{{Image|file= Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-136.png|align=c|size=150px}} | Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-136.png |} ::::{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-2.jpg|align=c|size=l}} ====="L"===== {| border="1" align="left" class="wikitable" style="font-size:100%; width:125%; border: 3px Solid DarkRed;" |- !Colspan=6|''Nurse Portraits: Current Last Name "L" |} {| border="1" align="left" class="wikitable" style="font-size:100%; width:125%; border: 3px Solid DarkRed;" | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;" |'''Current Last Name''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;" |'''Page''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;" |'''Image''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Nurse Name''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Image Name''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Image Code''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;" |'''Sticker Code''' |- style="vertical-align: top;" |Lacey |New |{{Image|file=Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-99.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Mary Roby Lacey |Mary Roby Lacey |{{Image|file= Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-99.png|align=c|size=150px}} | Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-99.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Lacy ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-96.jpg|align=c|size=275px}} |Caroline "Carrie" Nichols Lacy |Carrie Lacy |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-96.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-96.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Lander ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-59.jpg|align=c|size=275px}} |Jean Margaret Davenport Lander |Jean M. Lander, half-length portrait, 1856 |{{Image|file=Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-59.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} |Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-59.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Lander ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-120.jpg|align=c|size=275px}} |Jean Margaret Davenport Lander |Jean Margaret Davenport Lander |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-120.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-120.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Lander ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-35.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Jean Margaret Davenport Lander |Jean Margaret Davenport Lander Closeup |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-35.png|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-35.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Lander ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-154.jpg|align=c|size=275px}} |Jean Margaret Davenport Lander |Jean Margaret Davenport Lander Portrait |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-154.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-154.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Lemmon ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses_Profiles|Nurses Profiles]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-170.jpg|align=c|size=275px}} | '''[[Plummer-2805|Sara Plummer Lemmon]] ''' |Sara Plummer Lemmon |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-170.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-170.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Lemmon ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses_Profiles|Nurses Profiles]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-41.png|align=c|size=275px}} | '''[[Plummer-2805|Sara Plummer Lemmon]] ''' |Sara Plummer Lemmon Closeup |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-41.png|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-41.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Leonard ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses_Profiles|Nurses Profiles]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-28.jpg|align=c|size=275px}} | '''[[Brose-96|Marie Brose Tepe Leonard]] ''' |Marie Brose Tepe Leonard Closeup |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-28.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-28.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Loomis ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses_Profiles|Nurses Profiles]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-3.jpg|align=c|size=275px}} | '''[[Bair-797|Mary A. Bair VanPelt Loomis]] ''' |Mary A. Bair VanPelt Loomis |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-3.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-3.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Loomis ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses_Profiles|Nurses Profiles]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-51.png|align=c|size=275px}} | '''[[Bair-797|Mary A. Bair VanPelt Loomis]] ''' |Mary A. Bair VanPelt Loomis Closeup |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-51.png|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-51.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Lucas ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-39.jpg|align=c|size=275px}} |Elizabeth Trull Lucas |Elizabeth Lucas |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-39.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-39.jpg |} ::::{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-2.jpg|align=c|size=l}} ====="M"===== {| border="1" align="left" class="wikitable" style="font-size:100%; width:125%; border: 3px Solid DarkRed;" |- !Colspan=6|''Nurse Portraits: Current Last Name "M" |} {| border="1" align="left" class="wikitable" style="font-size:100%; width:125%; border: 3px Solid DarkRed;" | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;" |'''Current Last Name''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;" |'''Page''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;" |'''Image''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Nurse Name''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Image Name''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Image Code''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;" |'''Sticker Code''' |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Mackey ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-31.png|align=c|size=375px}} |Margaret Mackey |Margaret Mackey |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-31.png|align=c|size=375px}} |Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-31.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Maish ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-112.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Jennie Gauslin Maish |Jennie Gauslin Maish |{{Image|file= Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-112.png|align=c|size=150px}} | Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-112.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Marsh ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-8.png|align=c|size=375px}} |Sarah Ellen Marsh |Sarah Ellen Marsh |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-8.png|align=c|size=375px}} |Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-8.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Marsh ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-115.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Susan Ellen Marsh |Susan Ellen Marsh |{{Image|file= Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-115.png|align=c|size=150px}} | Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-115.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Mason ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-21.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Elvira Meekins Mason |Elvira Meekins Mason |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-21.png|align=c|size=150px}} |Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-21.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Maxfield ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-116.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Mary B. Sturges Kenny Maxfield |Mary B. Sturges Kenny Maxfield |{{Image|file= Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-116.png|align=c|size=150px}} | Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-116.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Maxon ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-141.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Hannah Utley Maxon |Hannah Utley Maxon |{{Image|file= Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-141.png|align=c|size=150px}} | Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-141.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Maxwell ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-117.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Eunice Maxwell |Eunice Maxwell |{{Image|file= Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-117.png|align=c|size=150px}} | Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-117.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''McGavock ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses_Profiles|Nurses Profiles]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-22.png|align=c|size=375px}} | '''[[Winder-423|Caroline Winder McGavock]] ''' |Caroline Winder McGavock Closeup |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-22.png|align=c|size=375px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-22.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Mason ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-21.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Elvira Meekins Mason |Elvira Meekins Mason |{{Image|file= Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-21.png|align=c|size=150px}} | Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-21.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Melton ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-114.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Joanna Jamison Melton |Joanna Jamison Melton |{{Image|file= Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-114.png|align=c|size=150px}} | Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-114.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Melton ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-113.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Joanna Jamison Melton |Joanna Jamison Melton |{{Image|file= Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-113.png|align=c|size=150px}} | Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-113.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Merrill ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses_Profiles|Nurses Profiles]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-21.jpg|align=c|size=375px}} | '''[[Merrill-5327|Catharine Merrill]] ''' |Catharine Merrill Closeup |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-21.jpg|align=c|size=375px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-21.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Merrill ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses_Profiles|Nurses Profiles]] |{{Image|file=Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-187.png|align=c|size=375px}} | '''[[Merrill-5327|Catharine Merrill]] ''' |Catharine Merrill with sister |{{Image|file=Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-187.png |align=c|size=375px}} |Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-187.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Miller ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-119.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Adaline L. Miller |Adaline L. Miller |{{Image|file= Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-119.png|align=c|size=150px}} | Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-119.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Miller ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-120.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Maria Hoppe Miller |Maria Hoppe Miller |{{Image|file= Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-120.png|align=c|size=150px}} | Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-120.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Mills ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-118.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Susan Carrie Robinson Mills |Susan Carrie Robinson Mills |{{Image|file= Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-118.png|align=c|size=150px}} | Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-118.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Miner ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-13.png|align=c|size=375px}} |Irene "Rena" Littlefield Miner |Irene "Rena" Littlefield Miner |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-13.png|align=c|size=375px}} |Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-13.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Moore ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-19.png|align=c|size=375px}} |Mary E. Moore |Mary E. Moore |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-19.png|align=c|size=375px}} |Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-19.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Morril ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-36.png|align=c|size=375px}} |Janette Maxwell Morril |Janette Maxwell Morril |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-36.png|align=c|size=375px}} |Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-36.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Morris ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-22.png|align=c|size=375px}} |Matilda E. Morris |Matilda E. Morris |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-22.png|align=c|size=375px}} |Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-22.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Morton ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-121.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Jane M. Morton |Jane M. Morton |{{Image|file= Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-121.png|align=c|size=150px}} | Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-121.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Mott ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-122.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Mollie Wilson Carnahan Mott |Mollie Wilson Carnahan Mott |{{Image|file= Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-122.png|align=c|size=150px}} | Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-122.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Myers ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses_Profiles|Nurses Profiles]] |{{Image|file=Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-6.png|align=c|size=275px}} | '''[[Myers-18911|Elizabeth Salome "Sallie" Myers Stewart]] ''' |Elizabeth Salome Sallie Myers - Later Life |{{Image|file= Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-6.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} | Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-6.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Myers ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses_Profiles|Nurses Profiles]] |{{Image|file=Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-142.png|align=c|size=275px}} | '''[[Myers-18911|Elizabeth Salome "Sallie" Myers Stewart]] ''' |Elizabeth Salome Sallie Myers - 1863 Closeup |{{Image|file= Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-142.png|align=c|size=150px}} | Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-142.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Myers ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses_Profiles|Nurses Profiles]] |{{Image|file=Myers-18911.png|align=c|size=275px}} | '''[[Myers-18911|Elizabeth Salome "Sallie" Myers Stewart]] ''' |Elizabeth Salome Sallie Myers - Closeup 2 |{{Image|file=Myers-18911.png|align=c|size=150px}} | Myers-18911.png |} ::::{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-2.jpg|align=c|size=l}} ====="N"===== {| border="1" align="left" class="wikitable" style="font-size:100%; width:125%; border: 3px Solid DarkRed;" |- !Colspan=6|''Nurse Portraits: Current Last Name "N" |} {| border="1" align="left" class="wikitable" style="font-size:100%; width:125%; border: 3px Solid DarkRed;" | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;" |'''Current Last Name''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;" |'''Page''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;" |'''Image''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Nurse Name''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Image Name''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Image Code''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;" |'''Sticker Code''' |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Newcomb ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-3.jpg|align=c|size=375px}} |Mary Ann Brown "Mother" Newcomb |Mary Ann Brown "Mother" Newcomb |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-3.jpg|align=c|size=375px}} |Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-3.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Newcomb ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-25.png|align=c|size=375px}} |Mary Ann Brown "Mother" Newcomb |Mary Ann Brown "Mother" Newcomb Closeup |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-25.png|align=c|size=375px}} |Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-25.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Newman ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-123.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Laura A. Mount Newman |Laura A. Mount Newman |{{Image|file= Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-123.png|align=c|size=150px}} | Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-123.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Nichols ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Add to Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-40.jpg|align=c|size=275px}} |Elizabeth Boerum Nichols |Elizabeth Boerum Nichols |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-40.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-40.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Nichols ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-173.jpg|align=c|size=275px}} |Lucy Higgs Nichols |Lucy Higgs Nichols |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-173.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-173.jpg |} ::::{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-2.jpg|align=c|size=l}} ====="O"===== {| border="1" align="left" class="wikitable" style="font-size:100%; width:125%; border: 3px Solid DarkRed;" |- !Colspan=6|''Nurse Portraits: Current Last Name "O" |} {| border="1" align="left" class="wikitable" style="font-size:100%; width:125%; border: 3px Solid DarkRed;" | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;" |'''Current Last Name''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;" |'''Page''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;" |'''Image''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Nurse Name''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Image Name''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Image Code''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;" |'''Sticker Code''' |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''O'Connell ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-174.jpg|align=c|size=375px}} |Mary O'Connell
(Sister Anthony) |Sister Anthony |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-174.jpg|align=c|size=375px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-174.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Oleson ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-124.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Rebecca Lemmon Oleson |Rebecca Lemmon Oleson |{{Image|file= Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-124.png|align=c|size=150px}} | Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-124.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Osgood ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses_Profiles|Nurses Profiles]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-122.jpg|align=c|size=275px}} | '''[[Gilson-1247|Helen Louise Gilson Osgood]] ''' |Helen Louise Gilson Osgood |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-122.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-122.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Osgood ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses_Profiles|Nurses Profiles]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-123.jpg|align=c|size=275px}} | '''[[Gilson-1247|Helen Louise Gilson Osgood]] ''' |Helen Louise Gilson Osgood Closeup |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-123.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-123.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Osterman ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-175.jpg|align=c|size=275px}} |Roseanna Dyer Osterman |Roseanna Dyer Osterman |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-175.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-175.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Otis ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-125.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Mrs. Rebecca Otis |Mrs. Rebecca Otis |{{Image|file= Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-125.png|align=c|size=150px}} | Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-125.png |} ::::{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-2.jpg|align=c|size=l}} ====="P"===== {| border="1" align="left" class="wikitable" style="font-size:100%; width:125%; border: 3px Solid DarkRed;" |- !Colspan=6|''Nurse Portraits: Current Last Name "P" |} {| border="1" align="left" class="wikitable" style="font-size:100%; width:125%; border: 3px Solid DarkRed;" | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;" |'''Current Last Name''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;" |'''Page''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;" |'''Image''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Nurse Name''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Image Name''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Image Code''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;" |'''Sticker Code''' |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Palmer ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-16.png|align=c|size=375px}} |Hannah L. Palmer |Hannah L. Palmer |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-16.png|align=c|size=375px}} |Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-16.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Parsons ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-22.jpg|align=c|size=275px}} |Emily Elizabeth Parsons |Emily Elizabeth Parsons |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-22.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-22.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Patterson ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-83.jpg|align=c|size=275px}} |Serpeta C. McNall Patterson |Serpeta C. McNall Patterson |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-83.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-83.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Pearce ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-76.jpg|align=c|size=275px}} |Mary E. Stewart Pearce |Mary E. Stewart Pearce |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-76.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-76.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Pember ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-87.jpg|align=c|size=275px}} |Phoebe Pember |Phoebe Pember |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-87.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-87.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Perkins ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-65.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Mary Chamberlain Perkins |Mrs. Mary E. Perkins |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-65.png|align=c|size=150px}} |Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-65.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Perry ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-4.jpg|align=c|size=275px}} |Adeliza Perry |Adeliza Perry |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-4.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-4.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" |Phillips |New |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-126.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Emaline Tibbett Phillips |Emaline Tibbett Phillips |{{Image|file= Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-126.png|align=c|size=150px}} | Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-126.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Pollard ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses_Profiles|Nurses Profiles]] |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-127.png|align=c|size=275px}} | '''[[Wilkins-5956| Carrie Wilkins Pollard]] ''' |Carrie Wilkins Pollard - Later Life |{{Image|file= Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-127.png|align=c|size=150px}} | Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-127.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Pollard ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses_Profiles|Nurses Profiles]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-135.jpg|align=c|size=275px}} | '''[[Wilkins-5956| Carrie Wilkins Pollard]] ''' |Carrie Wilkins Pollard Closeup |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-135.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-135.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Pollock ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-74.jpg|align=c|size=275px}} |Mary B. Pollock |Mary B. Pollock |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-74.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-74.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Pollock ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-128.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Mary B. Pollock |Mary B. Pollock |{{Image|file= Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-128.png|align=c|size=150px}} | Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-128.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Pomroy ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-88.jpg|align=c|size=275px}} |Rebecca Holiday Pomroy |Rebecca Holiday Pomroy |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-88.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-88.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Porter ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-42.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Eliza Emily Chappell Porter |Eliza Emily Chappell Porter Closeup |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-42.png|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-42.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Pratt ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-129.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Malinda A. Miller Pratt |Malinda A. Miller Pratt |{{Image|file= Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-129.png|align=c|size=150px}} | Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-129.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Pratt ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-72.jpg|align=c|size=275px}} |Malinda A. Pratt Miller |Malinda A. Pratt Miller |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-72.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-72.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Price ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-67.jpg|align=c|size=275px}} |Rebecca Pennypacker Price |Rebecca Pennypacker Price |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-67.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-67.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Pringle ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-3.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Mary Breckle Pringle |Mary Breckle Pringle Closeup |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-3.png|align=c|size=150px}} |Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-3.png |} ::::{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-2.jpg|align=c|size=l}} ====="R"===== {| border="1" align="left" class="wikitable" style="font-size:100%; width:125%; border: 3px Solid DarkRed;" |- !Colspan=6|''Nurse Portraits: Current Last Name "R" |} {| border="1" align="left" class="wikitable" style="font-size:100%; width:125%; border: 3px Solid DarkRed;" | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;" |'''Current Last Name''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;" |'''Page''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;" |'''Image''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Nurse Name''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Image Name''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Image Code''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;" |'''Sticker Code''' |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Ransom ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-124.jpg|align=c|size=375px}} |Eleanor C. "Mother" Huten Ransom |Eleanor C. "Mother" Huten Ransom |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-124.jpg|align=c|size=375px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-124.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Ransom ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-125.jpg|align=c|size=275px}} |Eleanor C. "Mother" Huten Ransom |Eleanor C. "Mother" Huten Ransom Closeup |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-125.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-125.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Ransom ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-60.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Eleanor C. "Mother" Huten Ransom |Eleanor Ransom Sketch |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-60.png|align=c|size=150px}} |Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-60.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Rathmell ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-78.jpg|align=c|size=275px}} |Mary L Moore Rathmell |Mary L Moore Rathmell |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-78.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-78.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Reade ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-101.jpg|align=c|size=275px}} |Anne Reade |Anne Reade Closeup |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-101.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-101.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Reading ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-130.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Sarah M. Reading |Sarah M. Reading |{{Image|file= Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-130.png|align=c|size=150px}} | Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-130.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Reid ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-27.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Pamelia Reid |Pamelia Reid |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-27.png|align=c|size=150px}} |Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-27.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Reynolds ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-102.jpg|align=c|size=275px}} |Arabella "Belle" Loomis Macomber Reynolds |Arabella "Belle" Loomis Macomber Reynolds |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-102.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-102.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Reynolds ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-105.jpg|align=c|size=275px}} |Arabella "Belle" Loomis Macomber Reynolds |Arabella "Belle" Loomis Macomber Reynolds Closeup |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-105.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-105.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Richards ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-58.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Maria M. C. Hall Richards |Maria M. C. Hall Richards |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-58.png|align=c|size=150px}} |Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-58.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Richardson ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-131.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Mary A. Ransom Richardson |Mary A. Ransom Richardson |{{Image|file= Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-131.png|align=c|size=150px}} | Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-131.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Ricketts ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses_Profiles|Nurses Profiles]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-26.jpg|align=c|size=275px}} | '''[[Lawrence-4642|Frances Lawrence Ricketts]] ''' |Frances Lawrence Ricketts |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-26.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-26.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Ricketts ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses_Profiles|Nurses Profiles]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-136.jpg|align=c|size=275px}} | '''[[Lawrence-4642|Frances Lawrence Ricketts]] ''' |Frances Lawrence Ricketts Closeup |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-136.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-136.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Risley ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-43.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Alice Cary Farmer Risley |Alice Cary Farmer Risley Closeup |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-43.png|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-43.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Roberts ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-99.jpg|align=c|size=275px}} |Sallie L. Roberts |Sallie L. Roberts |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-99.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-99.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Ropes ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses_Profiles|Nurses Profiles]] |{{Image|file=Chandler-4072.png|align=c|size=275px}} | '''[[Chandler-4072|Hannah Anderson Chandler Ropes]] ''' |Hannah Anderson Chandler Ropes Closeup |{{Image|file=Chandler-4072.png|align=c|size=150px}} |Chandler-4072.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Ross ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-188.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Anna M. Ross |Anna M. 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French Sackett |Emma A. French Sackett |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-66.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-66.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Safford ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses_Profiles|Nurses Profiles]] |{{Image|file=Safford-465.jpg|align=c|size=275px}} | '''[[Safford-465|Mary J. Safford]] ''' |Mary J. Safford |{{Image|file=Safford-465.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} |Safford-465.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Safford ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses_Profiles|Nurses Profiles]] |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-164.png |align=c|size=275px}} | '''[[Safford-465|Mary J. Safford]] ''' |Mary J. Safford Closeup |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-164.png |align=c|size=150px}} |Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-164.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Sampson ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses_Profiles|Nurses Profiles]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-20.png|align=c|size=275px}} | '''[[Smith-94611|Sarah Smith Sampson]] ''' |Sarah Smith Sampson Closeup |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-20.png|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-20.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Schervier ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-177.jpg|align=c|size=275px}} |Sister Mary Frances Schervier |Sister Mary Frances Schervier |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-177.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-177.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Schram ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses_Profiles|Nurses Profiles]] |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-4.png|align=c|size=275px}} | '''[[Bullock-5306|Anna Maria B. Schram]] ''' |Ann Marie Schram Closeup 2 |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-4.png|align=c|size=150px}} |Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-4.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Schram ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses_Profiles|Nurses Profiles]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-51.jpg|align=c|size=275px}} | '''[[Bullock-5306|Anna Maria B. Schram]] ''' |Anna Maria B. Schram Closeup |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-51.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-51.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Scott ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-61.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Harriet M. Scott |Harriet M. Scott |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-61.png|align=c|size=150px}} |Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-61.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Scott ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-138.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Kate M. Scott |Kate M. Scott |{{Image|file= Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-138.png|align=c|size=150px}} | Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-138.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Sever ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses_Profiles|Nurses Profiles]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-25.png|align=c|size=275px}} | '''[[Sever-325|Martha Sever]] ''' |Martha Sever Closeup |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-25.png|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-25.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Sheppard ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-34.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Hannah C. Bowman Sheppard |Hannah C. Bowman Sheppard |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-34.png|align=c|size=150px}} |Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-34.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Shorb ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-5.jpg|align=c|size=275px}} |Sister Ann Alexis Shorb |Sister Ann Alexis Shorb |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-5.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-5.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Shorb ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-6.jpg|align=c|size=275px}} |Sister Ann Alexis Shorb |Sister Ann Alexis Shorb close-up |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-6.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-6.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Simonds ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-26.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Emma L. Hasmer Simonds |Emma L. Hasmer Simonds |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-26.png|align=c|size=150px}} |Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-26.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Sinnotte ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-89.jpg|align=c|size=275px}} |Ruth Helen Kellogg Sinnotte |Ruth Helen Kellogg Sinnotte |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-89.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-89.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" |Sketch |New |{{Image|file=Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-60.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Eleanor Ransom Sketch |Eleanor Ransom Sketch |{{Image|file= Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-60.png|align=c|size=150px}} | Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-60.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Smith ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-59.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Helen E. Smith |Helen E. Smith |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-59.png|align=c|size=150px}} |Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-59.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Smith ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-75.jpg|align=c|size=275px}} |Mary E. Webber Smith |Mary E. Webber Smith |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-75.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-75.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Smith ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-81.jpg|align=c|size=275px}} |Rebecca S. Smith |Rebecca S. Smith |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-81.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-81.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Smythe ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-50.jpg|align=c|size=275px}} |Amanda B. Smythe |Amanda B. Smythe |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-50.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-50.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Spencer ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-63.jpg|align=c|size=275px}} |Elmina Pheiades Keeler Spencer |Elmina Pheiades Keeler Spencer |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-63.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-63.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Sprague ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-82.jpg|align=c|size=275px}} |Sarah J. Milliken Sprague |Sarah J. Milliken Sprague |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-82.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-82.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Sprague ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-10.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Sarah J. Milliken Sprague |Sarah J. Milliken Sprague |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-10.png|align=c|size=150px}} |Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-10.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Sprague ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-86.jpg|align=c|size=275px}} |Susannah Sprague |Susannah Sprague |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-86.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-86.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Spurgeon ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-57.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Adelaide E. Spurgeon |Adelaide E. Spurgeon |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-57.png|align=c|size=150px}} |Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-57.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Squire ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-134.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Mary E. Chamberlain Squire |Mary E. Chamberlain Squire |{{Image|file= Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-134.png|align=c|size=150px}} | Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-134.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''St Angela ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-63.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Mother Mary of St Angela |Mother Mary of St Angela |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-63.png|align=c|size=150px}} |Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-63.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Stanley ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-56.jpg|align=c|size=275px}} |Cornelia M. Tompkins Stanley |Cornelia M. Tompkins Stanley Closeup |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-56.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-56.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Starbird ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-140.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Hanna Elizabeth Judkins Starbird |Hanna Elizabeth Judkins Starbird - Later Life |{{Image|file= Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-140.png|align=c|size=150px}} | Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-140.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Starbird ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-42.jpg|align=c|size=275px}} |Hannah Elizabeth Judkins Starbird |Hannah Elizabeth Judkins Starbird |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-42.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-42.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Starbird ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-44.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Hannah Judkins Starbird |Hannah Judkins Starbird Closeup |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-44.png|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-44.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Stearns ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-26.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Amanda Akin Stearns |Amanda Akin Stearns Closeup |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-26.png|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-26.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Stephenson ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-84.jpg|align=c|size=275px}} |Sophia Elizabeth Battice Stephenson |Sophia Elizabeth Battice Stephenson |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-84.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-84.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Stevens ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-79.jpg|align=c|size=275px}} |Mary O. Townsend Stevens |Mary O. Townsend Stevens |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-79.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-79.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Stewart ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-139.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Elizabeth Salome Sallie Myers Stewart |Elizabeth Salome Sallie Myers Stewart - Later Life |{{Image|file= Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-139.png|align=c|size=150px}} | Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-139.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Stewart ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-133.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Mary E. Pearce Stewart |Mary E. Pearce Stewart |{{Image|file= Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-133.png|align=c|size=150px}} | Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-133.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Stradling ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-126.jpg|align=c|size=275px}} |Georgiana Willets Stradling |Georgiana Willets Stradling |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-126.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-126.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Stradling ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-27.jpg|align=c|size=275px}} |Georgiana Willets Stradling |Georgiana Willets Stradling Closeup |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-27.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-27.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Stringfellow ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses_Profiles|Nurses Profiles]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-17.jpg|align=c|size=275px}} | '''[[Green-16474|Emma Frances Green Stringfellow]] ''' |Emma Frances Green Stringfellow |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-17.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-17.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Stubbs ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses_Profiles|Nurses Profiles]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-52.jpg|align=c|size=275px}} | '''[[Bell-33017|Annie Belle Stubbs]] ''' |Annie Belle Stubbs |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-52.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-52.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Stubbs ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses_Profiles|Nurses Profiles]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-18.png|align=c|size=275px}} | '''[[Bell-33017|Annie Belle Stubbs]] ''' |Annie Belle Stubbs Closeup |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-18.png|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-18.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Stubbs ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses_Profiles|Nurses Profiles]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-98.jpg|align=c|size=275px}} | '''[[Bell-33017|Annie Belle Stubbs]] ''' |Sarah Elizabeth Dysart, Anna Bell Stubbs, and Sarah Chamberlin Eccleston |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-98.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-98.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Swartz ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-7.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Vesta Mindwell Ward Swarts, MD |Vesta Mindwell Ward Swarts, MD |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-7.png|align=c|size=150px}} |Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-7.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Swartz ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-91.jpg|align=c|size=275px}} |Vesta Mindwell Ward Swarts, MD |Vesta M. Swartz |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-91.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-91.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Swisshelm ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-179.jpg|align=c|size=275px}} |Jane Grey Cannon Swisshelm |Jane Grey Cannon Swisshelm |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-179.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-179.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Swisshelm ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-180.jpg|align=c|size=275px}} |Jane Grey Cannon Swisshelm |Jane Grey Cannon Swisshelm 2 |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-180.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-180.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Swisshelm ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-45.png|align=c|size=150px}} |Jane Grey Cannon Swisshelm |Jane Grey Cannon Swisshelm Closeup |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-45.png|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-45.png |} ::::{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-2.jpg|align=c|size=l}} ====="T"===== {| border="1" align="left" class="wikitable" style="font-size:100%; width:125%; border: 3px Solid DarkRed;" |- !Colspan=6|''Nurse Portraits: Current Last Name "T" |} {| border="1" align="left" class="wikitable" style="font-size:100%; width:125%; border: 3px Solid DarkRed;" | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;" |'''Current Last Name''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;" |'''Page''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;" |'''Image''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Nurse Name''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Image Name''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Image Code''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;" |'''Sticker Code''' |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Telford ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses_Profiles|Nurses Profiles]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-181.jpg|align=c|size=275px}} | '''[[Jewett-3369|Mary Jewett Telford]] ''' |Mary Jewett Telford - Soldiers Friend |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-181.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-181.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Telford ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses_Profiles|Nurses Profiles]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-46.png|align=c|size=275px}} | '''[[Jewett-3369|Mary Jewett Telford]] ''' |Mary Jewett Telford Closeup |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-46.png|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-46.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Telford ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses_Profiles|Nurses Profiles]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-182.jpg|align=c|size=275px}} | '''[[Jewett-3369|Mary Jewett Telford]] ''' |Mary Telford - Running for Public Office |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-182.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-182.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Thompson ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-54.jpg|align=c|size=275px}} |Charlotte Marson Thompson |Charlotte Marson Thompson Closeup |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-54.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-54.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Thompson ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-42.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Elizabeth Thompson |Elizabeth Thompson |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-42.png|align=c|size=150px}} |Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-42.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Thompson ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Profiles]] |{{Image|file=Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-185.png|align=c|size=275px}} |'''[[Thompson-55374|Mary Harris Thompson]]''' |Mary Harris Thompson Closeup |{{Image|file=Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-185.png|align=c|size=150px}} |Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-185.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Thompson ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Profiles]] |{{Image|file=Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-184.png|align=c|size=275px}} |'''[[Thompson-55374|Mary Harris Thompson]]''' |Mary Harris Thompson |{{Image|file=Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-184.png|align=c|size=150px}} |Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-184.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Thompson ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Profiles]] |{{Image|file=Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-189.png|align=c|size=275px}} |'''[[Thompson-55374|Mary Harris Thompson]]''' |Mary Harris Thompson Bust |{{Image|file=Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-189.png|align=c|size=150px}} |Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-189.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Thompson ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-80.jpg|align=c|size=275px}} |Pauline Thompson |Pauline Thompson |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-80.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-80.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Titcomb ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses_Profiles|Nurses Profiles]] |{{Image|file=Titcomb-286.png|align=c|size=325px}} |'''[[Titcomb-286 |Louisa Titcomb]]''' |Louisa Titcomb Closeup |{{Image|file=Titcomb-286.png|align=c|size=150px}} |Titcomb-286.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Tolman''' ||[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses_Profiles|Nurses Profiles]] |{{Image|file=Forbes-6723.png|align=c|size=275px}} |'''[[Forbes-6723|Ellen Sarah Forbes Tolman]]''' |Ellen Forbes Tolman Closeup |{{Image|file=Forbes-6723.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Forbes-6723.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Tompkins ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-28.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Julia S. Tompkins |Julia S. Tompkins |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-28.png|align=c|size=150px}} |Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-28.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Townsend ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-47.jpg|align=c|size=275px}} |Eliza L. Townsend |Eliza L. Townsend |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-47.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-47.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Trader ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses_Profiles|Nurses Profiles]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-24.png|align=c|size=275px}} | '''[[King-46254|Ella Safford King Newsome Trader]] ''' |Ella Safford King Newsome Trader Closeup |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-24.png|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-24.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Tyler ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-128.jpg|align=c|size=275px}} |Sister Adeline Blanchard Tyler |Sister Adeline Blanchard Tyler |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-128.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-128.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Tyler ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-129.jpg|align=c|size=275px}} |Sister Adeline Blanchard Tyler |Sister Adeline Blanchard Tyler Closeup |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-129.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-129.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Tyson ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-68.jpg|align=c|size=275px}} |Laura Cotton Tyson |Laura Cotton Tyson |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-68.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-68.jpg |} ::::{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-2.jpg|align=c|size=l}} ====="V"===== {| border="1" align="left" class="wikitable" style="font-size:100%; width:125%; border: 3px Solid DarkRed;" |- !Colspan=6|''Nurse Portraits: Current Last Name "V" |} {| border="1" align="left" class="wikitable" style="font-size:100%; width:125%; border: 3px Solid DarkRed;" | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;" |'''Current Last Name''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;" |'''Page''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;" |'''Image''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Nurse Name''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Image Name''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Image Code''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;" |'''Sticker Code''' |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Venard ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-41.png|align=c|size=275px}} |Mary Venard |Mary Venard |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-41.png|align=c|size=150px}} |Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-41.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Von Olnhausen ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses_Profiles|Nurses Profiles]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-23.jpg|align=c|size=275px}} | '''[[Phinney-991|Mary Phinney Von Olnhausen]] ''' |Mary Phinney Von Olnhausen |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-23.jpg|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-23.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Von Olnhausen ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses_Profiles|Nurses Profiles]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-27.png|align=c|size=275px}} | '''[[Phinney-991|Mary Phinney Von Olnhausen]] ''' |Mary Phinney Von Olnhausen Closeup |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-27.png|align=c|size=150px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-27.png |} ::::{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-2.jpg|align=c|size=l}} ====="W"===== {| border="1" align="left" class="wikitable" style="font-size:100%; width:125%; border: 3px Solid DarkRed;" |- !Colspan=6|''Nurse Portraits: Current Last Name "W" |} {| border="1" align="left" class="wikitable" style="font-size:100%; width:125%; border: 3px Solid DarkRed;" | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;" |'''Current Last Name''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;" |'''Page''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;" |'''Image''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Nurse Name''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Image Name''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Image Code''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;" |'''Sticker Code''' |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Waddill ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-183.jpg|align=c|size=375px}} |Joanna Painter Fox Waddill |Joanna Painter Fox Waddill Closeup |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-183.jpg|align=c|size=375px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-183.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Wallbridge ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-171.jpg|align=c|size=375px}} |Deborah D. Brake Wallbridge |Deborah D. Brake Wallbridge |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-171.jpg|align=c|size=375px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-171.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Wamock ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-85.jpg|align=c|size=375px}} |Susan Mercer Wamock |Susan Mercer Wamock |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-85.jpg|align=c|size=375px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-85.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Ward ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-29.png|align=c|size=375px}} |Elizabeth S. Ward |Elizabeth S. Ward |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-29.png|align=c|size=375px}} |Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-29.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Watson ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-35.png|align=c|size=375px}} |Mary J. Watson |Mary J. Watson |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-35.png|align=c|size=375px}} |Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-35.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Weed ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-47.png|align=c|size=375px}} |Margaret A. Edgar Weed |Margaret A. Edgar Weed |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-47.png|align=c|size=375px}} |Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-47.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Weston ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-48.jpg|align=c|size=375px}} |Modena R. Chadwick Weston |Modena R. Chadwick Weston |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-48.jpg|align=c|size=375px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-48.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Wheeler ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-45.png|align=c|size=375px}} |Elizabeth Wheeler |Elizabeth Wheeler |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-45.png|align=c|size=375px}} |Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-45.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''White ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-58.jpg|align=c|size=375px}} |Cynthia Elbin White |Cynthia Elbin White Closeup |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-58.jpg|align=c|size=375px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-58.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''White ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-53.png|align=c|size=375px}} |Cecelia White |Mrs. Cecelia White |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-53.png|align=c|size=375px}} |Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-53.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Whiteman ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-71.jpg|align=c|size=375px}} |Lydia L. Whiteman |Lydia L. Whiteman |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-71.jpg|align=c|size=375px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-71.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Willard ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-60.jpg|align=c|size=375px}} |Electa Willard |Electa Willard |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-60.jpg|align=c|size=375px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-60.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Willson ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses_Profiles|Nurses Profiles]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-28.png|align=c|size=375px}} | '''[[Goldsborough-215|Euphemia Goldsborough Willson]] ''' |Euphemia Goldsborough Willson Closeup |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-28.png|align=c|size=375px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-28.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Willson ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-77.jpg|align=c|size=375px}} |Mary Eleanor Willson |Mary Eleanor Willson |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-77.jpg|align=c|size=375px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-77.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Winslow ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-29.jpg|align=c|size=375px}} |Caroline Winslow |Caroline Winslow |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-29.jpg|align=c|size=375px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-29.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Wiswell ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-20.png|align=c|size=375px}} |Rebecca Wiswell |Rebecca Wiswell |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-20.png|align=c|size=375px}} |Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-20.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Woodley ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-41.jpg|align=c|size=375px}} |Emily E. Lansbury Woodley |Emily E. Lansbury Woodley |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-41.jpg|align=c|size=375px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-41.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Woodworth ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses_Profiles|Nurses Profiles]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-137.jpg|align=c|size=375px}} | '''[[Keen-3200|Marian A. Elisabeth Keen Woodworth]] ''' |Marian A. Elisabeth Keen Woodworth Closeup |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-137.jpg|align=c|size=375px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-137.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Woodworth ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses_Profiles|Nurses Profiles]] |{{Image|file=Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-60.jpg|align=c|size=375px}} | '''[[Keen-3200|Marian A. Elisabeth Keen Woodworth]] ''' |Marian A. Elisabeth Keen Woodworth abt 1900 |{{Image|file=Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-60.jpg|align=c|size=375px}} |Photo_Album_Nurses_-_US_Civil_War_Era-60.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Woolsey ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-184.jpg|align=c|size=375px}} |Jane Stuart Woolsey |Jane Stuart Woolsey |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-184.jpg|align=c|size=375px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-184.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Woolsey ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-47.png|align=c|size=375px}} |Jane Stuart Woolsey |Jane Stuart Woolsey Closeup |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-47.png|align=c|size=375px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-47.png |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Woolsey ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses_Profiles|Nurses Profiles]] |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-30.jpg|align=c|size=375px}} | '''[[Woolsey-1313|Sarah Chauncey Woolsey]] ''' |Sarah Chauncey Woolsey |{{Image|file=Civil_War_Nurses_Images-30.jpg|align=c|size=375px}} |Civil_War_Nurses_Images-30.jpg |- style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Worrall ''' |[[Space:United_States_Civil_War_Nurses|Nurses Identified]] |{{Image|file=Photo Album Nurses - US Civil War Era-51.png|align=c|size=375px}} |Jane M. Worrall |Jane M. 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[[Category: Pierpont Name Study]] [[Category: One Name Studies]] [[Category: DNA Projects]] This is a One Name Study to collect together in one place everything about the surname Pierpont and its variants. The hope is that other researchers like you will join our study to help make it a valuable reference point for people studying lines that cross or intersect. Please contact the project leader, add categories to your profiles, add your questions to the bulletin board, add details of your name research, etc. * The often repeated story of the origin of the name Pierpont was originally publish in [[Space:Collins' Peerage of England|Collins' Peerage of England]] Published in 1756. See [https://books.google.com/books?id=1phcAAAAcAAJ&lpg=PA512&ots=EeiBbvx1FO&dq=Abbey%20Thionville%20Sornicourt%20veel&pg=PA512#v=onepage&q&f=true Vol. 1, Part 2, Page 512]. The source of the information is given in a footnote as "Ex Eviden. hujus Fam. apud Holm-Pierrepont" or, in English: "evidence from the family at [[Space:Holme_Pierrepont|Holme-Pierrpont]]". ::: "The Pierreponts were benefactors to the abby of Thionville, for lands in the territory of Sornicourt, and Veel." Thionville, from the year 930, was a parish belonging to [[Wikipedia:St._Maximin%27s_Abbey,_Trier|Abbey of Saint-Maximin of Trier]] (Germany) while depending on the [[Wikipedia:Roman_Catholic_Diocese_of_Metz|diocese of Metz]].See: http://www.musiqueorguequebec.ca/orgues/france/thionvillesm.html * More information here: http://www.depierrepont.net/histoire (French) [[Special:Whatlinkshere/Space:Pierpont_Name_Study|What links here]] == How to Join == :: Add your name to this members list: ::: [[Pierpont-94|Rick Pierpont]] ::: [[Rosner-239|Paul Rosner]] ::: [[Test-118|Robert Test]] == Surname Variants == There are exceptions, but here are the general guidelines: :: Pierpont: Used for those families that originally came to New England from England. :: Pierpoint: Used for those families that originally came to Virginia from England. :: (de) Pierrepont, (de) Pierrepoint: Used for those families in England :: Petraponte, Petra Ponte: Used for those families that are documented in original documents written in Latin, from that part of the world now called France. == Task List == :: Add new WikiTree profiles for all family members :: Add [[Space:Category-Source|sources]] to WikiTree profiles for those in the Pierpont family. == Origins of the name == In Charlemagne's time (before the year 814), in the area that is now northern France, there was a ferry over a river. Charlemagne eventually had the ferry replaced with a stone bridge. At the time, this was an engineering marvel. Everyone knew about the "stone bridge". The Normans (from Nortmanni: “Northmen”. aka Vikings) were originally pagan barbarian pirates from Denmark, Norway, and Iceland who began to make destructive plundering raids on European coastal settlements in the 8th century. During the later 9th century their raids on the northern and western coastlands of France grew in scale and frequency, and the Vikings had secured a permanent foothold on Frankish soil in the valley of the lower Seine River by about 900. A Viking named [[Wikipedia:Rollo_of_Normandy|Rollo of Normandy]], who had already won a reputation as a great leader of Viking raiders in Scotland and Ireland, soon emerged as the outstanding personality among the new settlers. In 911 the Frankish king [[Wikipedia:Charles_the_Simple|Charles III the Simple]] made the [[Wikipedia:Treaty_of_Saint-Clair-sur-Epte|Treaty of Saint-Clair-sur-Epte]] with [[Wikipedia:Rollo_of_Normandy|Rollo of Normandy]], ceding him the land around the mouth of the Seine and what is now the city of [[Wikipedia:Rouen|Rouen]].[http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/418283/Norman Encylopedia Britannica]. This was in the same area as the "stone bridge". In the year 938 there was a "castrumque Petraepontem/Castle Pierrepont". I assume near the stone bridge, a military fortification was createdThe location may be here: https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pierrepont_(Aisne). In the year 940, King Louis IV advanced on Laon, France. This forced Hugh the Great out of Laon and he "hurried by night to the 'munitio' of Pierrepont". Therefore, the Castle Pierrpont must be within one nights ride from Laon, France. In addition, Hugh the Great was on his way to Germany to meet with King Otto. Therefore, the direction he rode was in the direction of Germany (to the northeast of Laon, France). The Castle Pierrepont was only a few miles northeast of Laon, France.See map 2 in the Fanning and Bachrach english translation of [[Space:Flodoardi Chronicon|The Annals of Flodoard of Reims]]. There was an attack on the Castle Pierrepont c.1359 during the [[Wikipedia: Reims_Campaign|Reims Capaign]]. From [[Space:Histoire_et_Cronique|Froissart's Chronicles]]: "It happened that these adventurers (whose whole thoughts, night and day, were occupied on the best means of taking towns, and in what parts of the country they should find most to pillage) came on night to a good town with a strong castle, situated in the Laonois (in Picardy), tolerably near to Montagu(in Picardy, diocese of Laon), and in a very deep marshy country, the name of which was Pierrepont. At this time, there were in it a great many people of the country, who had carried thither their goods, trusting to the strength of the place. When sir Eustace's (Eustace d'Ambreticourt) companions arrived, the guard was asleep: they marched, therefore, through the deep marshes with much loss, for their avarice urged them on, and they came to the walls of the town, which they entered without resistance, and robbed at their pleasure. They found in it more riches than in any other place; and, when it was day, they burnt the town, and returned to Cheny, well laden with booty."Froissart, Jean. ''[[Space:Histoire_et_Cronique|Sir John Froissart's Chronicles]] of England, France, Spain, and the Adjoining Countries'' (London, 1808) Vol. 3, [https://books.google.com/books?id=jHQ-AAAAYAAJ&pg=PA32#v=onepage&q&f=false Page 32-3] The family near this bridge were called "of the stone bridge". They lived in a "castle" (Latin: Petraepontem castellulum). In Latin the family name was "de Petra Ponte". (Latin: Petra = stone, ponte = bridge). This was sometimes written as "de Petraponte". The language was heavily influenced by the French (Norman-French) and the name eventually became "de Pierrepont". (French: Pierre = stone, pont = bridge). The Normans, lead by William The Conquerer, attacked England in the year 1066 (The Battle of Hastings). Sir [http://domesdaymap.co.uk/name/452100/robert-of-pierrepont/ Robert de Pierrepont], Knight, was a commander in the Battle of Hastings (October 1066). He and other family members settled in England. Their lands are documented in [[Space:The Domesday Book|The Domesday Book]] in the year 1086:[[Space:The Domesday Book|The Domesday Book]] : [http://domesdaymap.co.uk/name/452100/robert-of-pierrepont/ Robert de Pierrepont] Lord in 1086: Wrentham, Blything, Suffolk (9.4 geld units) : [http://domesdaymap.co.uk/name/429950/reginald-of-pierrepont/ Reginald de Pierrepont] Lord in 1086: Tivetshall [St Margaret and St Mary], Diss, Norfolk (0.3 geld units) : [http://domesdaymap.co.uk/name/230700/godfrey-of-pierrepont/ Godfrey de Pierrepont] Lord in 1086: Henstead, Blything, Suffolk (1.3 geld units) and Thorington, Blything, Suffolk (2 geld units) A full discussion of this can be found in The [[Space:Sussex Archaeological Collections|Sussex Archaeological Collections]] (Sussex Archaeological Society, H.Wolff, Lewes, England, 1859) [https://books.google.com/books?id=uUMJAAAAIAAJ&pg=PA50 Vol. 11, Page 50] & [https://books.google.com/books?id=uUMJAAAAIAAJ&pg=PA58 Page 58] Over time, the name became "Pierrepont". Family members came to North America, through Boston and Virginia. In general, the northern area family changed the name to "Pierpont" and the southern family changed the name to "Pierpoint". There are many exceptions and there are many other spellings of the name Pierpont. == Historical Documents == * Saint Boétian Pierrepont was a native of Ireland and a disciple of St. Fursey, he built the monastery of Pierrepont, near Laon (Aisne, France). He was murdered by criminals he had reprimanded on May 22, 668. His shrine is still a place of pilgrimage.See: http://www.martyretsaint.com/boetian-de-pierrepont/ * The Pierrepont Coin: French Denier. It was minted in the 9th century. The kings monogram is on one side and "Petre Pontem" is written on the other side. See attached document for photo and description. * Flodoard, of Reims. [[Space:Flodoardi Chronicon|Flodoardi Chronicon]] (Reims : Regnier, 1855) ** Originally written in Latin. Translations are available in English and French. Only the Latin and French are available online. English is available in book form. ** The first mention of the name Pierpont is in the year 938: "castrumque Petraepontem". This is a reference to the castle (castrumque) Pierpont, northeast of Laon, France. ** The name Pierpont is also mentioned in the year 940: "munitionem Petraepontem" (munitio is a general term for fortification). * [[Space:Cartulaire de l'abbaye Saint-Michel du Treport|Cartulaire de l'abbaye Saint-Michel du Treport]] (Firmin-Didot et Cie., 1880) year 1035, [https://books.google.com/books?id=CicKAAAAIAAJ&pg=PA6 Page 6]: ::: Latin: do dono Roberti de Petreponte et Godefridi fratris qua tenebant de Oylardo de consensu ejusdem domini ejus deciman de Cuvervilla et hoc fecerunt domino ejusdem ville, ::: English: [[Pierrepont-47|Roberti de Petreponte]], and his brother [[Pierrepont-62|Godefridi]], give a gift which he held from Oylardo with the consent of our said lord his tenth of Cuverville and this they have done to the lord of the same town * [[Space:The Domesday Book|The Domesday Book]] (1086) ** [http://domesdaymap.co.uk/name/452100/robert-of-pierrepont/ Robert de Pierrepont] Lord in 1086: [http://familysearch.org/learn/wiki/en/Wrentham,_Suffolk Wrentham, Blything, Suffolk] (9.4 geld units) ** [http://domesdaymap.co.uk/name/429950/reginald-of-pierrepont/ Reginald de Pierrepont] Lord in 1086: Tivetshall [St Margaret and St Mary], Diss, Norfolk (0.3 geld units) ** [http://domesdaymap.co.uk/name/230700/godfrey-of-pierrepont/ Godfrey de Pierrepont] Lord in 1086: [https://familysearch.org/learn/wiki/en/Henstead,_Suffolk Henstead, Blything, Suffolk] (1.3 geld units) and [https://familysearch.org/learn/wiki/en/Thorington,_Suffolk Thorington, Blything, Suffolk] (2 geld units) ** See: Powlett, Catherine Lucy Wilhelmina. [[Space:The Battle Abbey Roll with some Account of the Norman Lineages|The Battle Abbey Roll with some Account of the Norman Lineages]] (London: John Murray, 1889) [http://books.google.com/books?id=Y18JAAAAIAAJ&lpg=PA382&ots=mdfECChAC1&dq=%22Hurst%20Pierrepont%22%20by%20Ellis&pg=PA381#v=onepage&q&f=false Vol. 1, Page 381] for a discussion of the family holdings in the Domesday Book. * Hancoc, Frederick Dunster Church and Priory: There History and Architectural Features ** http://books.google.com/books?id=JUcQAAAAYAAJ&dq=Petreponte&pg=PA45#v=onepage&q=Petreponte&f=false ** 1090-1100 AD Witness: Humphrey de Petre Ponte ** [[Wikipedia:Dunster_Priory|Dunster Priory]] * D'Albo, Marquis Cartulaire General de L'Ordre du Temple Page 342 ** 1149 AD ** http://books.google.com/books?id=LfOOanwcygEC ** Witness: Godefridus, Petrepontis capellanus (chaplain) * Sainte-Marthe, Denis de. [[Space:Gallia Christiana|Gallia Christiana]] (Coignard, France, 1856) [http://books.google.com.au/books?id=rh82AQAAMAAJ&pg=PA124#v=onepage&q&f=false Vol. 9, Col. 521 D] ** 980 CE. The information below appears to reference a "Stone Bridge" church, part of the 'Laudunensis'/Laon church? This is in the correct area of France. ::: Subseripsit anno 980 (the year 980) ::: chartae Herberti comitis Trecensis pro monachis Deruensibus: :::: Charter Herbert, Earl of Troyes, for the Deruensibus monks: ::: ::: & eodem circiter anno ecclesiam :::: and the same, for about a year, to the church Petrae-pontis ::: dedit monachis in abbatia Vincentiana restitutis :::: monks of the abbey Vincentiana restored * Sainte-Marthe, Denis de. [[Space:Gallia Christiana|Gallia Christiana]] (Coignard, France, 1856) Vol. 2, Col. 642 C ::: Bishop [[Pierrepont-75|Hugo Petraponte]] (bother of [[Petraponte-3|Roberti]]). He is the Bishop of Liège. Hugo died 1229, b.c.1170? * [[Space:Telma|Original Charters, Prior to 1121, Held in France]] ::: 975-990 CE [http://www.cn-telma.fr/chartae-galliae/charte207812/ Diocèse Laon, Abbey Saint-Vincent] ::: "[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adalberon_(bishop_of_Laon) Adalberon] granted to the abbey of Saint-VincentThe abbey of St. Vincent at Laon was founded in 580 by Queen Brunehaut. See http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/14130c.htm Laon a parcel of land within its area of Pierrepont, at the request of Father Berland who complained incursions servants of the bishop in the land of the Abbey of St.-Hilaire adjoining said land." ::: Latin: "Adalbero, sancte Laudunensis ecclesie presul. Cognoscat universitas sancte Dei Ecclesie fidelium, non modo presentium verum etiam futurorum, quum monasterii Sancti Vincentii nostre Laudunice urbis venerabilis abbas, Berlandus, nostram expetivit mansuetudinem quandam terre portiunculam nostri indominicatus in Petraponte extra munitionem sibi ad locum suum dari, hac de causa" * ''[http://books.google.com/books?id=j-HxkHmXDUkC Recueil des historiens des Gaules et de la France]'', [http://books.google.com/books?id=j-HxkHmXDUkC&pg=PA549 Page 549] ::: Anno 987: Ecclesiam in castro Petraponte ::: Year 987: Church in the castle Pierrepont * The name "Petreponte" appears in many early documents, all written in Latin. See: http://www.cn-telma.fr/chartae-galliae/recherche/?q=Petreponte&rows=10 * Marshall, George William. ''[[Space:The Visitations of the County of Nottingham in the Years 1569 and 1614|The Visitations of the County of Nottingham in the Years 1569 and 1614]]'' (London, 1871) [https://archive.org/stream/visitationscoun00britgoog#page/n48/mode/1up Page 43+] ::: Pierpoint. ::: Latin: Notum sit omnibus tam futuris quam pontibus quod ego Lionius de Malnoer consilio ::: uxoris meae et ::: ceterorum amicorum numerorum dedi et ::: paenti charta mea confirmavi Mro Williamo de Dunigtone et ::: haerede suis ad tenend' de me et ::: herede meis in feudo et ::: haereditate in maiori AnastanSee witness list for Gilberto de Anastan 4 This has been transcribed as the number 4, but it may be an ampersand ::: bouatas terrae cum o'bus pertinentijs etc. ::: totam hanc terrae dedi ei liberam et ::: quietam ab omni seruicio pro decima parte seruicij unius militis etc. ::: English: Be it known to all forever, I "Lionius de Malnoer" on advice from: ::: my wife, ::: and other nummerous friends ::: and presented/from papers confirmed by monsignor William Dunigtonmaybe: Walter de Dunigton, clerk, to the church of Gameleston ::: and his heirs to hold of me ::: and my heirs in fee ::: and heredity in greater Anastan ::: and bouatas(?) land, with appurtenances ::: and throughout this land, give him free ::: ease from all service from one-tenth part one soldier service ::: Latin: Quae excerpsi ex registro euidentiarum Henrici Perpoint Militis. ::: English: These excerpts from the evidence register Henry Pierpont Soldier * ''[[Space:Holinshed's Chronicles|Holinshed's Chronicles]]'', Raphael Holinshed (England, 1577) [https://books.google.com/books?id=zDVNAAAAcAAJ&pg=PA7#v=onepage&q&f=false Vol. 2, Page 7]: Name listed as "Perepount" === Family Motto ===
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[[Image:Photos-478.png|280px|??]] [[Space:My_Revolutionary_Soldiers]] ----- --------- == Biography == Death: SEP 1771 in Buffalo Creek area of Rutherford (nka Cleveland) County, North Carolina Burial: OCT 1771 Green Cemetery at the Old Brickyard, Bostic, Rutherford County, North Carolina Event: Note At one time he lived in Crouse, Gaston Co, NC (date unknown). Event: Note 1703 Providence County, Rhode Island created Event: Note 1750 Kent County, Rhode Island created from Providence County Probate: JAN 1772 Tryon (now called Rutherford) County, North Carolina Military Service: JAN 1770 CAPTAIN in Corbin's Militia, Tryon County (now Rutherford), North Carolina - French & Indian War Event: Address (Facts Pg) 1753 Settled 1st on Beaver Dam Creek, South Fork of Catawba River (Old Tryon Co, NC) Event: Address (Facts Pg) 1758 Next settled on Buffalo Creek, Rutherford Co, NC (land grant) Will: 29 SEP 1771 Tryon (now called Rutherford) County, North Carolina (proved in Lincoln County, NC) Reference Number: IND8532 Note: JOSEPH GREEN was born about 1724. Joseph died between July 1771 and January 1772 at about 52 years of age. His will was probated January 1772. He married Mary McEntire. Mary was born in Mecklenburg County, NC in 1735. She was the daughter of Alexander McEntire and Janet unknown. Mary died 17 April 1817 at 82 years of age. Her body was interred in the Green Cemetery, Old Bostic Brickyard, Rutherford County, NC. After Joseph's death, Mary married James McAfee, a signer of the Tryon Resolves who became a strong Tory during the War. Mary's marriage to James McAfee occurred sometime after Mary's brother James McEntire was appointed guardian of her children in July, 1772 and before the battle of Kings Mountain (1780) when William Green was described as McAfee's step son. James was born 1737. James died 4 March 1829 at 92 years of age. His body was interred in Rutherford Co., NC, at the Green Cemetery near the old 1. JOSEPH1 GREEN was born Abt. 1724, and died September 29, 1771 in Buffalo Creek. He married MARY MCINTIRE, daughter of ALEXANDER MCINTIRE and JANET (MCINTIRE). She was born 1735 in Mecklenburg Co., N.C., and died April 16, 18171. Notes for JOSEPH GREEN: BIO:From family. Source unknown. 1st land grant dated 1753. Listed as married man in Samuel Cobrin's militia company in 1747 (1st militia company west of the Catawba River). May have married Mary McIntire. From Douglas Green on Prodigy. Josep h Green was born in either 1714 or 1724 in NC, SC, VA, MD, PA, NJ, or England. Some believe he was from New Jersey and enlisted in the militia in Pennsylvania, probably around York or Lancaster. He may have come to North Carolina during the "Spanish Alarms". Douglas Green stated that he could find no support for that theory. Joseph was a member of Cobrin's militia, was listed as a Captain during the French and Indian War, and during January, 1770 term of court (Tryon County), Joseph wa s appointed Captain of the Militia. From Douglas Green on America On Line Possibly born in Tryon Co., NC. Buried in Green family cemetery near the brick yards at Bostic, NC. Father may have been Thomas, but there is no documented evidence. From Douglas Green's data disk Also listed as "Ranger" during French and Indian War. At one time lived near Crouse, NC in Gaston County. Jan 1770 term of court - Joseph Green appointed Captain of Militia for Tryon County (records in office of Secretary of State of North Carol ina). McEntire book says he was born in 1714 in Maryland. Children of JOSEPH GREEN and MARY MCINTIRE are: i. JACOB2 GREEN. ii. ANNIE GREEN2. 2. iii. MAJ WILLIAM GREEN, b. May 16, 1753, Buffalo Creek, N.C.; d. November 06, 1832, Rutherford Co., N.C.. iv. ABRAHAM GREEN, b. 17602; d. June 13, 1820. v. ISAAC GREEN, b. 17622. vi. MARY GREEN, b. 1765, York Co., SC (now Cherokee Co.)2. vii. JOSEPH GREEN, b. 1769; d. Aft. 18362.[[http://www.myrtlebridges.us/~hdbridges/greene.htm]] ID: I08532 Name: Joseph "Captain" GREENE 1 2 3 4 Sex: M Birth: 18 FEB 1726 in Kings Town, Providence (nka Kent) County, Rhode Island Death: SEP 1771 in Buffalo Creek area of Rutherford (nka Cleveland) County, North Carolina Burial: OCT 1771 Green Cemetery at the Old Brickyard, Bostic, Rutherford County, North Carolina Event: Note Joseph GREEN and Mary McENTIRE are my maternal 6th great grandparents. Event: Note At one time he lived in Crouse, Gaston Co, NC (date unknown). Event: Note 1703 Providence County, Rhode Island created Event: Note 1750 Kent County, Rhode Island created from Providence County Probate: JAN 1772 Tryon (now called Rutherford) County, North Carolina Military Service: JAN 1770 CAPTAIN in Corbin's Militia, Tryon County (now Rutherford), North Carolina - French & Indian War Event: Address (Facts Pg) 1753 Settled 1st on Beaver Dam Creek, South Fork of Catawba River (Old Tryon Co, NC) Event: Address (Facts Pg) 1758 Next settled on Buffalo Creek, Rutherford Co, NC (land grant) Will: 29 SEP 1771 Tryon (now called Rutherford) County, North Carolina (proved in Lincoln County, NC) Reference Number: IND8532 Note: JOSEPH GREEN was born about 1724. Joseph died between July 1771 and January 1772 at about 52 years of age. His will was probated January 1772. He married Mary McEntire. Mary was born in Mecklenburg County, NC in 1735. She was the daughter of Alexander McEntire and Janet unknown. Mary died 17 April 1817 at 82 years of age. Her body was interred in the Green Cemetery, Old Bostic Brickyard, Rutherford County, NC. After Joseph's death, Mary married James McAfee, a signer of the Tryon Resolves who became a strong Tory during the War. Mary's marriage to James McAfee occurred sometime after Mary's brother James McEntire was appointed guardian of her children in July, 1772 and before the battle of Kings Mountain (1780) when William Green was described as McAfee's step son. James was born 1737. James died 4 March 1829 at 92 years of age. His body was interred in Rutherford Co., NC, at the Green Cemetery near the old Bostic Brick Yard. Mary and James lived along the NC-SC state line along Buffalo Creek and were strong Tories. They had at least three sons. Joseph was among the earliest residents west of the Catawba. There are many records of him in the area in the 1750s and early 1760s. He was at least in the Charlotte, Mecklenburg County area by 1751 or 1752 to meet and marry Mary. Strong tradition says his son William was born in 1753 at their home on Buffalo Creek near the present NC-SC line in Cleveland County. There is evidence of a settlement there on Buffalo Creek north of the Broad River in 1754 when 26 people were killed in an Indian raid. Whether he originally settled on Buffalo Creek and moved north because of Indian problems is unclear. Most evidence puts Joseph further north in the German settlement near Beaverdam Creek in the early fifties. He was on the Capt. Samuel Corbin's militia list, now thought to be from 1753. When Burill Grigg died in 1756, Joseph had an account at his trading post on the south side of the Catawba at Rocky Ford as did his friend James McAfee. In 1758 he patented about 500 acres of land between Beaverdam Creek and Indian Creek in the northern portion of present day Gaston County. If Joseph were like most settlers, he had lived and worked that land for several years before actually receiving the grant. In the 1760's he sold this land to Christy and Peter Eaker, Jr. and settled or resettled permanently in the Buffalo Creek area. The log home Mary and her second husband, James McAfee, shared on Buffalo Creek may also may have been Joseph's before his death. Still standing in the 1980s, it was typical of many prosperous settlers in the area. Unlike the modern image of a one room cabin, it was two stories tall and contained four rooms with a hallway in the middle. When Joseph died in 1771, he left his wife and seven minor children well cared for. Of particular interest in his will is the clause that his daughters were to be equally educated as his sons. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: Joseph Green of Tryon County and province of North Carolina Planter Being Sick and In the name of God amen the twentieth Day of September one thousand Seven Hundred and Seventy one I, weak of body but of perfect mind and memory thanks be Given unto God. Therefore Calling unto mind the Mortality of my body & that it is appointed for all men once to Die do make And ordain this my last Will and testament that is to say Principally and first of all I give and Recommend my Soul into the Hands of God that gave it and for my body I recommend it to the Earth to be buried in a Christian like and Decent manner at the Discretion of my Executors Not Doubting but at the General Resurrection I Shall receive the Same Again by the Mighty Power of God and as touching Such Worldly Estate herewith it Has Pleased God to bless me in this life I Give Demise and Dispose of the same in I the following manner & form? First I Give and bequeath to Mary my Dearly Beloved wife the sum of One Hundred Pounds to be Raised And levied out of My Estate likewise I Give and bequeath unto William Green my Dearly and Well beloved Son the Sum of One Hundred Pounds to be Raised and levied out of my Estate likewise I Give and Bequeath Unto Anne Green my Dearly and well beloved Daughter the Sum of One Hundred pounds to be Raised and levied out of my Estate likewise I Give and bequeath unto Abraham Green my Dearly and well beloved Son the sum of one Hundred Pounds to be Raised and levied out of my Estate likewise I Give and bequeath unto Isaac Green my dearly and Well beloved Son the sum of one Hundred pounds to be Raised and levied out of Estate likewise I Give and bequeath unto Mary Green my Deerly and well Beloved Daughter the sum of one Hundred Pounds to be Raised And levied out of my Estate likewise I Give and bequeath unto my Deerly well beloved son Jacob Green the Sum of one Hundred pounds to be Raised and levied out of my Estate likewise I Give and bequeath unto Joseph Green my Deerly and well beloved son the Sum of one Hundred pounds to be Raised and levied out of my Estate I likewise Will that Abraham Isaac Jacob Mary & Joseph be sent to School and learnt to Read and Write a good Commendable Hand and to Cypher so far as the Rule of three and that to be paid out of my Whole Estate I likewise Will and bequeat that my Whole Estate be Valued and that the sums above mentioned be paid out of lands and tenaments and Negroes and other Moveable Effects and that the Remainder part be Equally Divided among them all. likewise I Constitute make and ordain my well beloved wife Mary Green and my Well beloved brother in law James McEntire my only Executors of this my last Will and testament and I Do hereby Utterly Disallow Revoke and Disannul All and Every other for Wills and testaments and legacies and bequests & Executors by me in any Ways before this time Named Willed and bequeathed Ratifying and Confirming this and no Other to be my last Will and testament in Witness Whereof I Have Hereunto Set my Hand and Seal the Day and year first above Written Signed Sealed published pronounced and Declared by the sd .Joseph Green as His last Will and testament in ye presence of us the Subscribers Viz Joseph Green (His mark) Henry Reynolds (His mark) Alaxander Meander Robt McAfee Jurrate SOURCE: URL: http://ourworld.cs.com/journeysthrutime/id55.htm ==== There's is a great deal of data about the above mentioned GREENE family at the Rhode Island link! Rhode Island :: http://www.rootsweb.com/~rigenweb/ ==== BIO :: From family. Source unknown. 1st land grant dated 1753. Listed as married man in Samuel Cobrin's militia company in 1747 (1st militia company west of the Catawba River). May have married Mary McIntire. From Douglas Green on Prodigy.Com:: Joseph Green was born in either 1714 or 1724 in NC, SC, VA, MD, PA, NJ, or England. Some believe he was from New Jersey and enlisted in the militia in Pennsylvania, probably around York or Lancaster. He may have come to North Carolina during the "Spanish Alarms". Douglas Green stated that he could find no support for that theory. Joseph was a member of Cobrin's militia, was listed as a Captain during the French and Indian War, and during January, 1770 term of court (Tryon County), Joseph was appointed Captain of the Militia. Also, from Douglas Green at America On Line :: Possibly born in Tryon Co., NC. Buried in Green family cemetery near the brick yards at Bostic, NC. Father may have been Thomas, but there is no documented evidence. Per his 'data disk' :: Also listed as "Ranger" during French and Indian War. At one time lived near Crouse, NC in Gaston County. Jan 1770 term of court - Joseph Green appointed Captain of Militia for Tryon County (records in office of Secretary of State of North Carolina). McEntire book says he was born in 1714 in Maryland. SOURCE: URL: http://home.att.net/~ Father: John "of Sussex" GREENE b: 30 SEP 1685 in Warwick, Providence (nka Kent) County, Rhode Island USA Mother: Mary Increase ALLEN b: 29 MAY 1689 in Dartmouth, Bristol County, Massachusetts Colony (now USA) Marriage 1 Mary MCENTIRE b: 1735 in Mecklenburg (nka Rutherford) County, North Carolina Married: BET 1748 AND 1752 in Old Tryon County (nka Rutherford), North Carolina Children William "Major" GREENE b: 16 MAY 1753 in Crouse, Gaston County, North Carolina Annie GREENE b: ABT 1755 in York (nka Cherokee) County, South Carolina Abraham GREENE b: 1760 in Tryon (Rutherford, nka Cleveland) County, North Carolina Isaac "Captain" GREENE b: 7 MAY 1762 in Tryon (Rutherford, nka Cleveland) County, North Carolina Mary Olivia GREENE b: 1765 in York (fka Tryon, nka Cherokee) County, South Carolina Jacob "R. S." GREENE b: 1767 in York (fka Tryon, nka Cherokee) County, South Carolina Joseph GREENE b: 1769 in York (nka Cherokee) County, South Carolina Sources: Another researcher URL :: http://home.att.net/~hdbridges/greene.htm "Heritage of Cleveland County NC" by The Cleveland County Historical Association (book), 1982 Rhode Island URL :: :: http://www.rootsweb.com/~rigenweb/ URL :: http://ourworld.cs.com/journeysthrutime/id55.htm == Sources == http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=irisheyes&id=I08532 === Footnotes === Dillard, Greene, Giddens, Hollingsworth, Love, Lott, Mathis, McCall, McMahan, Maloy, Moore, Roberts, Sweat & Others of Wiregrass Georgia & Beyond[[http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=irisheyes&id=I08532]] http://www.myrtlebridges.us/~hdbridges/greene.htm http://www.myrtlebridges.us/~hdbridges/greene.htm === Acknowledgments === Thanks to [[Johnson-19803|Paula Johnson]] for starting this profile. Click the Changes tab for the details of contributions y Paula and others.u ---- == Biography == Joseph is the child of [[Green-8440|John Green]] and [[Allen-11405|Mary Allen]]. Entered by Paula Johnson, Monday, September 30, 2013. ''Can you add any information on Joseph Green? Please help grow this WikiTree profile. Everything you see here is a collaborative work-in-progress.'' == Sources == ''No sources. The events of Joseph's life were either witnessed by [[Johnson-19803 | Paula Johnson]] or Paula plans to add [[sources]] here later.'' === Footnotes ===
[[Image:Photos-478.png|280px|??]] [[Space:My_Revolutionary_Soldiers]] ----- --------- == Biography == Death: SEP 1771 in Buffalo Creek area of Rutherford (nka Cleveland) County, North Carolina Burial: OCT 1771 Green Cemetery at the Old Brickyard, Bostic, Rutherford County, North Carolina Event: Note At one time he lived in Crouse, Gaston Co, NC (date unknown). Event: Note 1703 Providence County, Rhode Island created Event: Note 1750 Kent County, Rhode Island created from Providence County Probate: JAN 1772 Tryon (now called Rutherford) County, North Carolina Military Service: JAN 1770 CAPTAIN in Corbin's Militia, Tryon County (now Rutherford), North Carolina - French & Indian War Event: Address (Facts Pg) 1753 Settled 1st on Beaver Dam Creek, South Fork of Catawba River (Old Tryon Co, NC) Event: Address (Facts Pg) 1758 Next settled on Buffalo Creek, Rutherford Co, NC (land grant) Will: 29 SEP 1771 Tryon (now called Rutherford) County, North Carolina (proved in Lincoln County, NC) Reference Number: IND8532 Note: JOSEPH GREEN was born about 1724. Joseph died between July 1771 and January 1772 at about 52 years of age. His will was probated January 1772. He married Mary McEntire. Mary was born in Mecklenburg County, NC in 1735. She was the daughter of Alexander McEntire and Janet unknown. Mary died 17 April 1817 at 82 years of age. Her body was interred in the Green Cemetery, Old Bostic Brickyard, Rutherford County, NC. After Joseph's death, Mary married James McAfee, a signer of the Tryon Resolves who became a strong Tory during the War. Mary's marriage to James McAfee occurred sometime after Mary's brother James McEntire was appointed guardian of her children in July, 1772 and before the battle of Kings Mountain (1780) when William Green was described as McAfee's step son. James was born 1737. James died 4 March 1829 at 92 years of age. His body was interred in Rutherford Co., NC, at the Green Cemetery near the old 1. JOSEPH1 GREEN was born Abt. 1724, and died September 29, 1771 in Buffalo Creek. He married MARY MCINTIRE, daughter of ALEXANDER MCINTIRE and JANET (MCINTIRE). She was born 1735 in Mecklenburg Co., N.C., and died April 16, 18171. Notes for JOSEPH GREEN: BIO:From family. Source unknown. 1st land grant dated 1753. Listed as married man in Samuel Cobrin's militia company in 1747 (1st militia company west of the Catawba River). May have married Mary McIntire. From Douglas Green on Prodigy. Josep h Green was born in either 1714 or 1724 in NC, SC, VA, MD, PA, NJ, or England. Some believe he was from New Jersey and enlisted in the militia in Pennsylvania, probably around York or Lancaster. He may have come to North Carolina during the "Spanish Alarms". Douglas Green stated that he could find no support for that theory. Joseph was a member of Cobrin's militia, was listed as a Captain during the French and Indian War, and during January, 1770 term of court (Tryon County), Joseph wa s appointed Captain of the Militia. From Douglas Green on America On Line Possibly born in Tryon Co., NC. Buried in Green family cemetery near the brick yards at Bostic, NC. Father may have been Thomas, but there is no documented evidence. From Douglas Green's data disk Also listed as "Ranger" during French and Indian War. At one time lived near Crouse, NC in Gaston County. Jan 1770 term of court - Joseph Green appointed Captain of Militia for Tryon County (records in office of Secretary of State of North Carol ina). McEntire book says he was born in 1714 in Maryland. Children of JOSEPH GREEN and MARY MCINTIRE are: i. JACOB2 GREEN. ii. ANNIE GREEN2. 2. iii. MAJ WILLIAM GREEN, b. May 16, 1753, Buffalo Creek, N.C.; d. November 06, 1832, Rutherford Co., N.C.. iv. ABRAHAM GREEN, b. 17602; d. June 13, 1820. v. ISAAC GREEN, b. 17622. vi. MARY GREEN, b. 1765, York Co., SC (now Cherokee Co.)2. vii. JOSEPH GREEN, b. 1769; d. Aft. 18362.[[http://www.myrtlebridges.us/~hdbridges/greene.htm]] ID: I08532 Name: Joseph "Captain" GREENE 1 2 3 4 Sex: M Birth: 18 FEB 1726 in Kings Town, Providence (nka Kent) County, Rhode Island Death: SEP 1771 in Buffalo Creek area of Rutherford (nka Cleveland) County, North Carolina Burial: OCT 1771 Green Cemetery at the Old Brickyard, Bostic, Rutherford County, North Carolina Event: Note Joseph GREEN and Mary McENTIRE are my maternal 6th great grandparents. Event: Note At one time he lived in Crouse, Gaston Co, NC (date unknown). Event: Note 1703 Providence County, Rhode Island created Event: Note 1750 Kent County, Rhode Island created from Providence County Probate: JAN 1772 Tryon (now called Rutherford) County, North Carolina Military Service: JAN 1770 CAPTAIN in Corbin's Militia, Tryon County (now Rutherford), North Carolina - French & Indian War Event: Address (Facts Pg) 1753 Settled 1st on Beaver Dam Creek, South Fork of Catawba River (Old Tryon Co, NC) Event: Address (Facts Pg) 1758 Next settled on Buffalo Creek, Rutherford Co, NC (land grant) Will: 29 SEP 1771 Tryon (now called Rutherford) County, North Carolina (proved in Lincoln County, NC) Reference Number: IND8532 Note: JOSEPH GREEN was born about 1724. Joseph died between July 1771 and January 1772 at about 52 years of age. His will was probated January 1772. He married Mary McEntire. Mary was born in Mecklenburg County, NC in 1735. She was the daughter of Alexander McEntire and Janet unknown. Mary died 17 April 1817 at 82 years of age. Her body was interred in the Green Cemetery, Old Bostic Brickyard, Rutherford County, NC. After Joseph's death, Mary married James McAfee, a signer of the Tryon Resolves who became a strong Tory during the War. Mary's marriage to James McAfee occurred sometime after Mary's brother James McEntire was appointed guardian of her children in July, 1772 and before the battle of Kings Mountain (1780) when William Green was described as McAfee's step son. James was born 1737. James died 4 March 1829 at 92 years of age. His body was interred in Rutherford Co., NC, at the Green Cemetery near the old Bostic Brick Yard. Mary and James lived along the NC-SC state line along Buffalo Creek and were strong Tories. They had at least three sons. Joseph was among the earliest residents west of the Catawba. There are many records of him in the area in the 1750s and early 1760s. He was at least in the Charlotte, Mecklenburg County area by 1751 or 1752 to meet and marry Mary. Strong tradition says his son William was born in 1753 at their home on Buffalo Creek near the present NC-SC line in Cleveland County. There is evidence of a settlement there on Buffalo Creek north of the Broad River in 1754 when 26 people were killed in an Indian raid. Whether he originally settled on Buffalo Creek and moved north because of Indian problems is unclear. Most evidence puts Joseph further north in the German settlement near Beaverdam Creek in the early fifties. He was on the Capt. Samuel Corbin's militia list, now thought to be from 1753. When Burill Grigg died in 1756, Joseph had an account at his trading post on the south side of the Catawba at Rocky Ford as did his friend James McAfee. In 1758 he patented about 500 acres of land between Beaverdam Creek and Indian Creek in the northern portion of present day Gaston County. If Joseph were like most settlers, he had lived and worked that land for several years before actually receiving the grant. In the 1760's he sold this land to Christy and Peter Eaker, Jr. and settled or resettled permanently in the Buffalo Creek area. The log home Mary and her second husband, James McAfee, shared on Buffalo Creek may also may have been Joseph's before his death. Still standing in the 1980s, it was typical of many prosperous settlers in the area. Unlike the modern image of a one room cabin, it was two stories tall and contained four rooms with a hallway in the middle. When Joseph died in 1771, he left his wife and seven minor children well cared for. Of particular interest in his will is the clause that his daughters were to be equally educated as his sons. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: Joseph Green of Tryon County and province of North Carolina Planter Being Sick and In the name of God amen the twentieth Day of September one thousand Seven Hundred and Seventy one I, weak of body but of perfect mind and memory thanks be Given unto God. Therefore Calling unto mind the Mortality of my body & that it is appointed for all men once to Die do make And ordain this my last Will and testament that is to say Principally and first of all I give and Recommend my Soul into the Hands of God that gave it and for my body I recommend it to the Earth to be buried in a Christian like and Decent manner at the Discretion of my Executors Not Doubting but at the General Resurrection I Shall receive the Same Again by the Mighty Power of God and as touching Such Worldly Estate herewith it Has Pleased God to bless me in this life I Give Demise and Dispose of the same in I the following manner & form? First I Give and bequeath to Mary my Dearly Beloved wife the sum of One Hundred Pounds to be Raised And levied out of My Estate likewise I Give and bequeath unto William Green my Dearly and Well beloved Son the Sum of One Hundred Pounds to be Raised and levied out of my Estate likewise I Give and Bequeath Unto Anne Green my Dearly and well beloved Daughter the Sum of One Hundred pounds to be Raised and levied out of my Estate likewise I Give and bequeath unto Abraham Green my Dearly and well beloved Son the sum of one Hundred Pounds to be Raised and levied out of my Estate likewise I Give and bequeath unto Isaac Green my dearly and Well beloved Son the sum of one Hundred pounds to be Raised and levied out of Estate likewise I Give and bequeath unto Mary Green my Deerly and well Beloved Daughter the sum of one Hundred Pounds to be Raised And levied out of my Estate likewise I Give and bequeath unto my Deerly well beloved son Jacob Green the Sum of one Hundred pounds to be Raised and levied out of my Estate likewise I Give and bequeath unto Joseph Green my Deerly and well beloved son the Sum of one Hundred pounds to be Raised and levied out of my Estate I likewise Will that Abraham Isaac Jacob Mary & Joseph be sent to School and learnt to Read and Write a good Commendable Hand and to Cypher so far as the Rule of three and that to be paid out of my Whole Estate I likewise Will and bequeat that my Whole Estate be Valued and that the sums above mentioned be paid out of lands and tenaments and Negroes and other Moveable Effects and that the Remainder part be Equally Divided among them all. likewise I Constitute make and ordain my well beloved wife Mary Green and my Well beloved brother in law James McEntire my only Executors of this my last Will and testament and I Do hereby Utterly Disallow Revoke and Disannul All and Every other for Wills and testaments and legacies and bequests & Executors by me in any Ways before this time Named Willed and bequeathed Ratifying and Confirming this and no Other to be my last Will and testament in Witness Whereof I Have Hereunto Set my Hand and Seal the Day and year first above Written Signed Sealed published pronounced and Declared by the sd .Joseph Green as His last Will and testament in ye presence of us the Subscribers Viz Joseph Green (His mark) Henry Reynolds (His mark) Alaxander Meander Robt McAfee Jurrate SOURCE: URL: http://ourworld.cs.com/journeysthrutime/id55.htm ==== There's is a great deal of data about the above mentioned GREENE family at the Rhode Island link! Rhode Island :: http://www.rootsweb.com/~rigenweb/ ==== BIO :: From family. Source unknown. 1st land grant dated 1753. Listed as married man in Samuel Cobrin's militia company in 1747 (1st militia company west of the Catawba River). May have married Mary McIntire. From Douglas Green on Prodigy.Com:: Joseph Green was born in either 1714 or 1724 in NC, SC, VA, MD, PA, NJ, or England. Some believe he was from New Jersey and enlisted in the militia in Pennsylvania, probably around York or Lancaster. He may have come to North Carolina during the "Spanish Alarms". Douglas Green stated that he could find no support for that theory. Joseph was a member of Cobrin's militia, was listed as a Captain during the French and Indian War, and during January, 1770 term of court (Tryon County), Joseph was appointed Captain of the Militia. Also, from Douglas Green at America On Line :: Possibly born in Tryon Co., NC. Buried in Green family cemetery near the brick yards at Bostic, NC. Father may have been Thomas, but there is no documented evidence. Per his 'data disk' :: Also listed as "Ranger" during French and Indian War. At one time lived near Crouse, NC in Gaston County. Jan 1770 term of court - Joseph Green appointed Captain of Militia for Tryon County (records in office of Secretary of State of North Carolina). McEntire book says he was born in 1714 in Maryland. SOURCE: URL: http://home.att.net/~ Father: John "of Sussex" GREENE b: 30 SEP 1685 in Warwick, Providence (nka Kent) County, Rhode Island USA Mother: Mary Increase ALLEN b: 29 MAY 1689 in Dartmouth, Bristol County, Massachusetts Colony (now USA) Marriage 1 Mary MCENTIRE b: 1735 in Mecklenburg (nka Rutherford) County, North Carolina Married: BET 1748 AND 1752 in Old Tryon County (nka Rutherford), North Carolina Children William "Major" GREENE b: 16 MAY 1753 in Crouse, Gaston County, North Carolina Annie GREENE b: ABT 1755 in York (nka Cherokee) County, South Carolina Abraham GREENE b: 1760 in Tryon (Rutherford, nka Cleveland) County, North Carolina Isaac "Captain" GREENE b: 7 MAY 1762 in Tryon (Rutherford, nka Cleveland) County, North Carolina Mary Olivia GREENE b: 1765 in York (fka Tryon, nka Cherokee) County, South Carolina Jacob "R. S." GREENE b: 1767 in York (fka Tryon, nka Cherokee) County, South Carolina Joseph GREENE b: 1769 in York (nka Cherokee) County, South Carolina Sources: Another researcher URL :: http://home.att.net/~hdbridges/greene.htm "Heritage of Cleveland County NC" by The Cleveland County Historical Association (book), 1982 Rhode Island URL :: :: http://www.rootsweb.com/~rigenweb/ URL :: http://ourworld.cs.com/journeysthrutime/id55.htm == Sources == http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=irisheyes&id=I08532 === Footnotes === Dillard, Greene, Giddens, Hollingsworth, Love, Lott, Mathis, McCall, McMahan, Maloy, Moore, Roberts, Sweat & Others of Wiregrass Georgia & Beyond[[http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=irisheyes&id=I08532]] http://www.myrtlebridges.us/~hdbridges/greene.htm http://www.myrtlebridges.us/~hdbridges/greene.htm === Acknowledgments === Thanks to [[Johnson-19803|Paula Johnson]] for starting this profile. Click the Changes tab for the details of contributions y Paula and others.u ---- == Biography == Joseph is the child of [[Green-8440|John Green]] and [[Allen-11405|Mary Allen]]. Entered by Paula Johnson, Monday, September 30, 2013. ''Can you add any information on Joseph Green? Please help grow this WikiTree profile. Everything you see here is a collaborative work-in-progress.'' == Sources == ''No sources. The events of Joseph's life were either witnessed by [[Johnson-19803 | Paula Johnson]] or Paula plans to add [[sources]] here later.'' === Footnotes ===
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[[Category:Payne Name Study]] [[Category:One Name Studies]] [[Category:DNA Projects]] __NOTOC__ ==About the Project== The Payne Name Study project serves as a collaborative platform to collect information on the [https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/Payne Payne] name. The hope is that other researchers like you will [[#How to Join|join the study]] to help make it a valuable reference point for other genealogists who are researching or have an interest in the Payne name. As a One Name Study, this project is not limited to persons who are related biologically. Individual [[#Research_Pages|studies]] can be used to branch out the research into specific methods and areas of interest, such as geographically (England Payne's), by time period (18th Century Payne's), or by topic (Payne DNA, Payne Occupations, Payne Statistics). These studies may also include a number of family branches which have no immediate link with each other. Some researchers may even be motivated to go beyond the profile identification and research stage to compile fully sourced, single-family histories of some of the families they discover through this name study project. ''See the [[#Related Surnames and Surname Variants|related surnames and surname variants]].'' ==How to Join== To join the Payne Name Study, do the following: :1. Sign the honor code if you haven't already. :2. Add the Payne One Name Study sticker to your profile to show project affiliation: {{Member|ONS|name=Payne}} {{Member|ONS|name=Payne}} {{Clear}} :3. Browse our current [[#Research_Pages|research pages]] to see if there is a specific study ongoing that fits your interests. ::If a [[#Research_Pages|research page]] does not yet exist for your particular area of interest, please contact the '''Name Study Coordinator: [[Payne-15730|Tricia Aanderud]]''' for assistance. :4. Add your name to the Membership list below, post an introduction comment on the specific team page, and then dive right in! ==Research Pages== Here are some of the current research pages included in the study. I'll be working on them, and could use your help! * [[Space:Payne_Name_Study:_Notables|Payne Name Study: Notables]] * [[Space:Payne_Name_Study:_Coat_of_Arms|Payne Name Study: Coat of Arms]] * [[Space:Payne_Name_Study:_Documented_Genealogies|Payne Name Study: Documented Genealogies]] *[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Category:Payne_Name_Study List of Payne Profiles] *Finding family members in a specific area and determine how they are related? == Things to Do == Other things to do: *[https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special:Unconnected&order=dateup&viewAll=1&s=PAYNE Payne Profiles Not Linked to Global Tree] *[https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Category:Unsourced_Profiles&from=Payne Unsourced Payne Profiles] == Origin of PAYNE name == The names Payne and Paine came to England during the Normal conquest. In Normandy of 1066, the Latin world Paganus meant villager. Since villagers resisted conversion to Christianity longer than did city dwellers, it also came to mean “unbeliever” (today’s pagan.) Many have attempted to draw a loose connection with the Latin paganus = pagan due to the Old English word paien being derived from the Latin word Paganus, but there is no hard evidence to support this theory. The surname Payne originates in France and is a variation of the name Payen (Payen; Payens). It is one of the most revered and ancient surnames of the noblesse families of France. The original family lived in Payen, Normandy, where they held family seats in Payen and Dauphine . During the Norman Conquest of England and the great migration, members of this family migrated to England. Upon migrating to England, the Payn’s were then granted lands and a family seat in Sussex by Duke William Of Normandy for their distinguished assistance in the battle of Hastings. The first record of Paynes outside of France was in England in the Domesday Book completed in 1086, shortly after the Norman Conquest, including one Pagen who had land near Market Bosworth, the ancestral home of this lineage. *[[Paine-429|Stephen Paine]] appears to be the first verifiable PAINE/PAINE to arrive in America in 1638. *[[Payne-10038|Robert Payne]] born in New York in 1789, moved to Ontario, Canada and married Jane Scott in 1826 in Brockville and had nine children there. See Lyon-Payne Tree at the [[Space:Payne_Name_Study:_Documented_Genealogies|Payne Name Study: Documented Genealogies]] artwork. See [https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/892103/payne-surname-origin-and-1st-payne-in-america "Payne Surname Origin and 1st Payne in America"] for more details. == Links == * [http://www.payne.cz/payne_a/payne_family.htm History of Payne Name] * [https://www.familytreedna.com/groups/payne/about/background FamilyTreeDNA, Payne Family History] * [https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/PAYNE Payne Genealogy] ==Membership== * [[Payne-15730|Tricia (Payne) Aanderud]], Project Coordinator * [[McCarthy-7147|Michael McCarthy]] * Anny Payne * [[Payne-18970| Beth Payne]] ==Related Surnames and Surname Variants== *[https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/Paine Paine]
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[[Category: Victoria, Cemetery Free Space Pages]] [[Category:Paynesville Cemetery, Paynesville, Victoria]] [[Category:Paynesville, Victoria]] ==Introduction== This is part of the [[Project:Cemeteries_of_Australia|Australian Cemeteries Project]]. If you know of any other people whose profiles can be linked to this cemetery please contact [[Croll-284|Neil Croll]] to have the link added. ==Location== Paynesville Cemetery, Victoria, Australia 3880, is located on the Bairnsdale to Paynesville road on the western edge of the town of [[Space:Paynesville|Paynesville]] at coordinates 34°54.330 South, 147°42.347 East. ==To get there== From Melbourne take the Princes Highway (Highway 1) East for 280 Km (or rail, 4 hours) to Bairnsdale. From Main St in Bairnsdale follow the main road East to a turnoff sign to the left, indicating Paynesville Rd. Paynesville is about 16 Km along that road, and the cemetery is on the right as the road approaches the town.
==Description== Paynesville cemetery is an older-style country cemetery with several rows of traditional monuments, two walls of memorial plaques and a sizeable lawn cemetery section. Surrounding the cemetery is agricultural land on two sides, a main road on one side and residences on the other side. The town of Paynesville is expanding rapidly and the cemetery will soon be surrounded by residential buildings. Some of the older graves are of the Gothic style but most are modern in design. Old photographs show three steel buckets, each partly buries, bearing the names 'Frank', 'Ron' and 'Nan' and marked with cemetery pegs; there are likely to have been more such 'informal' markers that have since disappeared. Particularly in the James section there are some examples of local blacksmithing work in the wrought-iron posts and rails around several of the graves. There are far fewer statues and less religious imagery than in many other cemeteries, possibly reflecting the down-to-earth nature of the area, and the graves are no longer grouped by religion as they once were: Presbyterian, Methodist, Anglican and Catholic. ==History== The land on which the Paynesville Cemetery is now located was donated by the pioneering James family, whose members are interred in an enclosed section (to keep cattle out) in the South West corner, shaded by a very old oak tree that was planted from an acorn from a big tree at the James home 'Eaglehurst' or, more probably, from the island of St Helena, where [[Beale-1023|Elizabeth James]] was born. If the latter is the case, this oak might well be the offspring of the first English Oak in the Colony of Victoria.[https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/70069326?searchTerm=Margaret%20Beale National Library of Australia - Trove] ''The Sunbury News'' (Vic. : 1900 - 1927) 15 Aug 1903 p4; accessed 16 Dec 2022 Allthough known as the 'James corner', this area does include some graves from other families who wanted their loved ones interred as closely as possible to their homes. The earliest recorded interment is that of William Ernest Tucker ,1 Mar 1894 and the earliest marked interment was that of Mrs Elizabeth Maria James in 1899.
The cemetery at Paynesville had its beginnings in the allocation by the James family of the land for cemetery purposes, the control of which was handed to the Bairnsdale Council for development as a cemetery. Little happened, to the dissatisfaction of local people, who pressured their newly-elected counsellor, Counsellor Rashleigh,[https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/91894550?searchTerm=Paynesville%20cemetery%20council National Library of Australia - Trove] ''Bairnsdale Advertiser and Tambo and Omeo Chronicle'' (Vic. : 1882 - 1918) 9 Dec 1893 p3; accessed 28 Dec 2022 to facilitate the development, which he did.[https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/91894771?searchTerm=Paynesville%20cemetery%20council National Library of Australia - Trove] ''Bairnsdale Advertiser and Tambo and Omeo Chronicle'' (Vic. : 1882 - 1918) 26 Aug 1893 p3; accessed 28 Dec 2022 Because it was necessary for Paynesville residents to use the Bairnsdale cemetery for interments, the Bairnsdale Council was strongly urged to action: ''According to Councillor Rashleigh, there are a number of old people in and around Paynesville "who don't know the moment they may drop off," and who are very anxious that when they die their remains should be buried in the local cemetery, and not at Bairnsdale. He seemed terribly afraid at yesterday's meeting of the shire council that any further delay would ensue in having the Paynesville cemetery opened, and came prepared with a set of rules and regulations for its management. Those were a copy, he explained, of the ones in force at Coongulmorang, with the exception that he had knocked out the charges for permission to erect head and tomb stones. His reason for doing this, he said, was that he did not want the Paygesville people to be charged for ornamenting their own cemetery. " With tombstones ?" asked Councillor Goold, and even the gravity of Councillor Rashleigh, though he was on a grave question, relaxed for the moment. Afterwards the rules and regulations submitted were ordered to be gazetted and the shire engineer instructed to survey the cemetery into suitable blocks for the several donominations''.[https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/91896099?searchTerm=Paynesville%20cemetery National Library of Australia - Trove]''Bairnsdale Advertiser and Tambo and Omeo Chronicle'' (Vic. : 1882 - 1918) 5 May 1894; accessed 30 Sep 2022 The pressure came to a head when ''An old fishermen and resident, Mr. A. Maroney, died this month, after a long illness. His corpse had to be taken 16 miles for burial. It is time we had a cemetery nearer here.''[https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/84683672?searchTerm=Paynesville%20cemetery%20council National Library of Australia - Trove] ''Bairnsdale Advertiser and Tambo and Omeo Chronicle'' (Vic. : 1882 - 1918) 16 Sep 1886 p2; accessed 28 Dec 2022 The process for designating the land as a cemetery was that the proposed 4.45Ha (10-acre) block was identified by local residents[https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/84710670?searchTerm=Paynesville%20cemetery%20council National Library of Australia - Trove] ''Bairnsdale Advertiser and Tambo and Omeo Chronicle'' (Vic. : 1882 - 1918) 8 Jul 1886 p2; accessed 28 Dec 2022[https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/84683791?searchTerm=Paynesville%20cemetery%20council National Library of Australia - Trove] ''Bairnsdale Advertiser and Tambo and Omeo Chronicle'' (Vic. : 1882 - 1918) 28 Sep 1886 p3; accessed 28 Dec 2022 and application made the Bairnsdale Council Land Board in Dec 1886.[https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/84684507?searchTerm=Paynesville%20cemetery%20council National Library of Australia - Trove] ''Bairnsdale Advertiser and Tambo and Omeo Chronicle'' (Vic. : 1882 - 1918) 14 Dec 1886 p2; accessed 28 Dec 2022 Formal approval was granted in Jan 1887.[https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/84684663?searchTerm=Paynesville%20cemetery National Liibrary of Australia - Trove] ''Bairnsdale Advertiser and Tambo and Omeo Chronicle'' (Vic. : 1882 - 1918) 8 Jan 1887 2; accessed 30 Sep 2022 The final approval for cemetery establishment is given by the Governor in Council, rathyer than local authorities, and there were several steps to be taken first. Despite having been laid out in 1886 the land was not cleared or used until 1894 when the Bairnsdale Shire Council took it over from the cemetery trustees following disputes between the two organisations[https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/84816595 National Library of Australia: Trove]: ''Bairnsdale Advertiser and Tambo and Omeo Chronicle'' (Vic. : 1882 - 1918) 12 Nov 1891 p4; accessed 18 Jul 2022 and action agreed to by the Department of Lands and Survey in Jan 1894.[https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/91897071/8213904 National Library of Australia - Trove] ''Bairnsdale Advertiser and Tambo and Omeo Chronicle'' (Vic. : 1882 - 1918) 6 Jan 1894 p2; accessed 28 Dec 2022The cemetery was finally gazetted in 1887Derbyshire ''East Gippsland Cemetery and Memorial Transcriptions''. (2 Volumes), Vol 1, p247; available at East Gippsland Shire Council library; call number 929.5099456.[https://catalogue.nla.gov.au/Record/6533503 Hutchinson G]. ''In Memorium: a Guide to the History and Heritage of Victoria's Cemeteries''. Richmond, Victoria : Hardie Grant Books ; Melbourne, Victoria : State of Victoria, Department of Health, 2014 and by 1888 a Board of Trustees had been appointed as the legally constituted body to manage the cemetery.[https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/84809892?searchTerm=Paynesville%20%2B%20cemetery National Library of Australia: Trove] ''Bairnsdale Advertiser and Tambo and Omeo Chronicle'' (Vic. : 1882 - 1918) 23 Jun 1888 p2; accessed 16 Dec 2021. Progress was, however, still slow. By 1894 the Cemetery regulations had still not been submitted to the Governor-in-Council, so they could not be enforced. In 1896, despite the cemetery apparently still not having been opened, a cemetery caretaker (later known as the sexton) was appointed, to be paid '...at 10s per grave and 7s ld for still-borns'. The position was taken by a Mr Prosser, who had offered his services,[https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/84826966?searchTerm=Paynesville%20cemetery National Library of Victoria: Trove]: ''Bairnsdale Advertiser and Tambo and Omeo Chronicle'' (Vic. : 1882 - 1918) 10 Sep 1896 p4; accessed 15 Nov 2021. but specific maintenance works, like fumigating rabbits to prevent graves being undermined and clearing and grubbing of vegitation was put to tender. The cemetery was 'swept by fire and fences burned' and several gravestones destroyed in bushfires that hit the area in 1940.[https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/204009601?searchTerm=Paynesville%20cemetery National Library of Australia: Trove]: ''The Age'' (Melbourne, Vic. : 1854 - 1954) 24 Feb 1940 p32; accessed 15 Nov 2021.[https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/11275480?searchTerm=Paynesville%20cemetery National Library of Australia: Trove]: ''The Argus'' (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 - 1957) 24 Feb 1940 p7; accessed 15 Nov 2021.[https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/84826966?searchTerm=Paynesville%20cemetery National Library of Victoria: Trove]: ''Bairnsdale Advertiser and Tambo and Omeo Chronicle'' (Vic. : 1882 - 1918) 10 Sep 1896 p4; accessed 15 Nov 2021. In context, the Paynesville cemetery began its life reasonably early in the history of the Colony of Victoria, seeing that the ''Act for the Establishment and Management of Cemeteries in the Colony of Victoria'' was only passed in 1854.Victorian Department of Health and Human Services. 2017. ''Governance and operational training for Victorian cemetery trusts: Class B training program material''. Melbourne: Department of Health and Human Services The geology of the Paynesville area means that drainage of water has been an ongoing problem, especially to the cemetery; as early as 1890 contracts were called for drainage of Paynesville road near the cemetery,[https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/84689495?searchTerm=Paynesville%20cemetery National Library of Australia: Trove]: ''Bairnsdale Advertiser and Tambo and Omeo Chronicle'' (Vic. : 1882 - 1918) 30 Jan 1890 p3; accessed 21 Nov 2021. and the construction of a shed for a roller and plant;[https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/84689537?searchTerm=Paynesville%20cemetery National Library of Australia: Trove]: ''Bairnsdale Advertiser and Tambo and Omeo Chronicle'' (Vic. : 1882 - 1918) 4 Feb 1890 p3; accessed 9 Dec 2021. the call for drainage was to be repeated regularly and still continues.
A recent geophysical survey has revealed the presence of about 28 unmarked graves in the cemetery, and the sites have now been marked by concrete markers sunk into the ground. An image, thought to be that of a now-vanished shelter shed, possibly built in 1914 or 1915, was also revealed, although a very elderly neighbour is unable to remember any building that is not still there.[https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/75098435?searchTerm=Paynesville%20cemetery National Library of Australia: Trove]: ''Bairnsdale Advertiser and Tambo and Omeo Chronicle'' (Vic. : 1882 - 1918) Tue 8 Sep 1914 p4: notive of tenders called to build shelter sheds at Paynesville Cemetery and Ferry Landing; accessed 15 Nov 2021. More recently again the original survey was extended to an area across the South-East of the grounds and revealed a further 48 areas of interest, most of which can confidently be said to be unmarked graves. There are four possible reasons for such unmarked interments:
- first, they might originally have been marked and the marks lost over time, which would scarcely be credible to have happened in the particular locations (although many memorials were destroyed in a [[Space:Eastern_Victorian_bushfirefire_1940|bushfire in 1940]]);
- second, they might represent interments by families too poor to afford the usual costs and who simply took matters into their own hands;
- third, there was an initial time in the history of the cemetery when interments were allowed but people were banned from attending, which would assume that people simply didn't bother to return and erect monuments, which is hardly credible; and
- fourth, that graves in the South-East area had been exhumed and moved to another section of the cemetery, as emerged in conversation with an elderly neighbour of the cemetery who remembers his father telling him that this is what had happened, which is credible but difficult to understand; and -fifth, that the South East area had been used for interments of paupers and illigitimate children, as remembered by a long-standing ex-member of the Cemetery Trust, which is credible and probable. That person remembers that when the local Council erreced a shed in the area, her husband, who was also a Trust member, was absolutely furious because he knew that there were several graves in the area that was now under the new building. Consecration was a rite carried out by the Catholic and Anglican churches but not the Presbyterian or Methodist churches and applies to specific denominational areas within cemeteriesNeil Croll: Personal telephone conversations and email contact with Anglican ArchivistNeil Croll: Personal telephone conversations and email contact with Catholic ArchivistNeil Croll: Personal telephone conversations and email contact with Uniting Church in Australia Archivist, so the land in question is certainly unconsecrated. This supports the fifth argument above. ==Further family history resources== * [https://paynesvillecemetery.com.au 'Cassiopia']: Paynesville Cemetery web site. * East Gippsland Regional Library Service. 1995. ''East Gippsland cemetery and memorial transcriptions.'' East Gippsland Library, Bairnsdale; location: LOCAL F 929.509945 EAS. * McClure S. ''Paynesville Cemetery 1897-2002'' [electronic resource] : Monumental Inscriptions, plus over 800 photos Bib ID 307615 Available via [https://catalogue.nla.gov.au/Record/3076151?lookfor=Paynesville&offset=7&max=73 National Library of Australia], the Prahran Mechanics' Institute Victorian History Library and the Melton City Council Library Service, Melton. * ''Paynesville 1881-1981 Primary School No. 2343''. Available from East Gippsland Shire Library. * Richardson M. 2018. ''Paynesville Memories: a Trip Down Memory Lane for Friends and Family of Paynesville, Victoria''. Paynesville: The Right Man. Available from East Gippsland Shire Library. * Fordham S, Treadwell J. 2011. ''St Peter's By the Lake Paynesville Jubilee June 2011: the Story of its People''. Available from St Peter's Anglican Church, Paynesville. * Further area-specific historical and family history information is available from [[Space:Paynesville RSL|Paynesville RSL]],
[[Space:Paynesville war memorial|Paynesville War Memorial]];
[[Space:Paynesville Mens' Shed|Paynesville Men's Shed]];
[https://pmm.org.au Paynesville Maritime Museum];
[https://victoriancollections.net.au/organisations/east-gippsland-family-history-group-inc East Gippsland Family History Centre]; and
[https://www.paynesvillememories.net.au Paynesville Memories]. * For a brief description of the early history of the town, see [[Space:Paynesville|'Paynesville']] * For a profile on the man whose name the town bears see [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Payne-14756 Charles Bradney Payne] * A register of 'Certified Cases of Successful Vaccination' between 1887 and 1912 (VPRS3654) is available at the [https://prov.vic.gov.au/archive/99F3205A-F4BB-11E9-AE98-AF9738F00CA7?image=1 Public Records Office]. * For a history of the 'James Corner' of the cemetery and a list of inscriptions on the graves there see [https://www.australiancemeteries.com.au/vic/eastgippsland/bryan_james/paynesville_cemetery.html Australian Cemeteries Index: James B. 2019. ''Paynesville Cemetery.''] == Sources ==
==Description== Paynesville cemetery is an older-style country cemetery with several rows of traditional monuments, two walls of memorial plaques and a sizeable lawn cemetery section. Surrounding the cemetery is agricultural land on two sides, a main road on one side and residences on the other side. The town of Paynesville is expanding rapidly and the cemetery will soon be surrounded by residential buildings. Some of the older graves are of the Gothic style but most are modern in design. Old photographs show three steel buckets, each partly buries, bearing the names 'Frank', 'Ron' and 'Nan' and marked with cemetery pegs; there are likely to have been more such 'informal' markers that have since disappeared. Particularly in the James section there are some examples of local blacksmithing work in the wrought-iron posts and rails around several of the graves. There are far fewer statues and less religious imagery than in many other cemeteries, possibly reflecting the down-to-earth nature of the area, and the graves are no longer grouped by religion as they once were: Presbyterian, Methodist, Anglican and Catholic. ==History== The land on which the Paynesville Cemetery is now located was donated by the pioneering James family, whose members are interred in an enclosed section (to keep cattle out) in the South West corner, shaded by a very old oak tree that was planted from an acorn from a big tree at the James home 'Eaglehurst' or, more probably, from the island of St Helena, where [[Beale-1023|Elizabeth James]] was born. If the latter is the case, this oak might well be the offspring of the first English Oak in the Colony of Victoria.[https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/70069326?searchTerm=Margaret%20Beale National Library of Australia - Trove] ''The Sunbury News'' (Vic. : 1900 - 1927) 15 Aug 1903 p4; accessed 16 Dec 2022 Allthough known as the 'James corner', this area does include some graves from other families who wanted their loved ones interred as closely as possible to their homes. The earliest recorded interment is that of William Ernest Tucker ,1 Mar 1894 and the earliest marked interment was that of Mrs Elizabeth Maria James in 1899.
The cemetery at Paynesville had its beginnings in the allocation by the James family of the land for cemetery purposes, the control of which was handed to the Bairnsdale Council for development as a cemetery. Little happened, to the dissatisfaction of local people, who pressured their newly-elected counsellor, Counsellor Rashleigh,[https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/91894550?searchTerm=Paynesville%20cemetery%20council National Library of Australia - Trove] ''Bairnsdale Advertiser and Tambo and Omeo Chronicle'' (Vic. : 1882 - 1918) 9 Dec 1893 p3; accessed 28 Dec 2022 to facilitate the development, which he did.[https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/91894771?searchTerm=Paynesville%20cemetery%20council National Library of Australia - Trove] ''Bairnsdale Advertiser and Tambo and Omeo Chronicle'' (Vic. : 1882 - 1918) 26 Aug 1893 p3; accessed 28 Dec 2022 Because it was necessary for Paynesville residents to use the Bairnsdale cemetery for interments, the Bairnsdale Council was strongly urged to action: ''According to Councillor Rashleigh, there are a number of old people in and around Paynesville "who don't know the moment they may drop off," and who are very anxious that when they die their remains should be buried in the local cemetery, and not at Bairnsdale. He seemed terribly afraid at yesterday's meeting of the shire council that any further delay would ensue in having the Paynesville cemetery opened, and came prepared with a set of rules and regulations for its management. Those were a copy, he explained, of the ones in force at Coongulmorang, with the exception that he had knocked out the charges for permission to erect head and tomb stones. His reason for doing this, he said, was that he did not want the Paygesville people to be charged for ornamenting their own cemetery. " With tombstones ?" asked Councillor Goold, and even the gravity of Councillor Rashleigh, though he was on a grave question, relaxed for the moment. Afterwards the rules and regulations submitted were ordered to be gazetted and the shire engineer instructed to survey the cemetery into suitable blocks for the several donominations''.[https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/91896099?searchTerm=Paynesville%20cemetery National Library of Australia - Trove]''Bairnsdale Advertiser and Tambo and Omeo Chronicle'' (Vic. : 1882 - 1918) 5 May 1894; accessed 30 Sep 2022 The pressure came to a head when ''An old fishermen and resident, Mr. A. Maroney, died this month, after a long illness. His corpse had to be taken 16 miles for burial. It is time we had a cemetery nearer here.''[https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/84683672?searchTerm=Paynesville%20cemetery%20council National Library of Australia - Trove] ''Bairnsdale Advertiser and Tambo and Omeo Chronicle'' (Vic. : 1882 - 1918) 16 Sep 1886 p2; accessed 28 Dec 2022 The process for designating the land as a cemetery was that the proposed 4.45Ha (10-acre) block was identified by local residents[https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/84710670?searchTerm=Paynesville%20cemetery%20council National Library of Australia - Trove] ''Bairnsdale Advertiser and Tambo and Omeo Chronicle'' (Vic. : 1882 - 1918) 8 Jul 1886 p2; accessed 28 Dec 2022[https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/84683791?searchTerm=Paynesville%20cemetery%20council National Library of Australia - Trove] ''Bairnsdale Advertiser and Tambo and Omeo Chronicle'' (Vic. : 1882 - 1918) 28 Sep 1886 p3; accessed 28 Dec 2022 and application made the Bairnsdale Council Land Board in Dec 1886.[https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/84684507?searchTerm=Paynesville%20cemetery%20council National Library of Australia - Trove] ''Bairnsdale Advertiser and Tambo and Omeo Chronicle'' (Vic. : 1882 - 1918) 14 Dec 1886 p2; accessed 28 Dec 2022 Formal approval was granted in Jan 1887.[https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/84684663?searchTerm=Paynesville%20cemetery National Liibrary of Australia - Trove] ''Bairnsdale Advertiser and Tambo and Omeo Chronicle'' (Vic. : 1882 - 1918) 8 Jan 1887 2; accessed 30 Sep 2022 The final approval for cemetery establishment is given by the Governor in Council, rathyer than local authorities, and there were several steps to be taken first. Despite having been laid out in 1886 the land was not cleared or used until 1894 when the Bairnsdale Shire Council took it over from the cemetery trustees following disputes between the two organisations[https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/84816595 National Library of Australia: Trove]: ''Bairnsdale Advertiser and Tambo and Omeo Chronicle'' (Vic. : 1882 - 1918) 12 Nov 1891 p4; accessed 18 Jul 2022 and action agreed to by the Department of Lands and Survey in Jan 1894.[https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/91897071/8213904 National Library of Australia - Trove] ''Bairnsdale Advertiser and Tambo and Omeo Chronicle'' (Vic. : 1882 - 1918) 6 Jan 1894 p2; accessed 28 Dec 2022The cemetery was finally gazetted in 1887Derbyshire ''East Gippsland Cemetery and Memorial Transcriptions''. (2 Volumes), Vol 1, p247; available at East Gippsland Shire Council library; call number 929.5099456.[https://catalogue.nla.gov.au/Record/6533503 Hutchinson G]. ''In Memorium: a Guide to the History and Heritage of Victoria's Cemeteries''. Richmond, Victoria : Hardie Grant Books ; Melbourne, Victoria : State of Victoria, Department of Health, 2014 and by 1888 a Board of Trustees had been appointed as the legally constituted body to manage the cemetery.[https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/84809892?searchTerm=Paynesville%20%2B%20cemetery National Library of Australia: Trove] ''Bairnsdale Advertiser and Tambo and Omeo Chronicle'' (Vic. : 1882 - 1918) 23 Jun 1888 p2; accessed 16 Dec 2021. Progress was, however, still slow. By 1894 the Cemetery regulations had still not been submitted to the Governor-in-Council, so they could not be enforced. In 1896, despite the cemetery apparently still not having been opened, a cemetery caretaker (later known as the sexton) was appointed, to be paid '...at 10s per grave and 7s ld for still-borns'. The position was taken by a Mr Prosser, who had offered his services,[https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/84826966?searchTerm=Paynesville%20cemetery National Library of Victoria: Trove]: ''Bairnsdale Advertiser and Tambo and Omeo Chronicle'' (Vic. : 1882 - 1918) 10 Sep 1896 p4; accessed 15 Nov 2021. but specific maintenance works, like fumigating rabbits to prevent graves being undermined and clearing and grubbing of vegitation was put to tender. The cemetery was 'swept by fire and fences burned' and several gravestones destroyed in bushfires that hit the area in 1940.[https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/204009601?searchTerm=Paynesville%20cemetery National Library of Australia: Trove]: ''The Age'' (Melbourne, Vic. : 1854 - 1954) 24 Feb 1940 p32; accessed 15 Nov 2021.[https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/11275480?searchTerm=Paynesville%20cemetery National Library of Australia: Trove]: ''The Argus'' (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 - 1957) 24 Feb 1940 p7; accessed 15 Nov 2021.[https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/84826966?searchTerm=Paynesville%20cemetery National Library of Victoria: Trove]: ''Bairnsdale Advertiser and Tambo and Omeo Chronicle'' (Vic. : 1882 - 1918) 10 Sep 1896 p4; accessed 15 Nov 2021. In context, the Paynesville cemetery began its life reasonably early in the history of the Colony of Victoria, seeing that the ''Act for the Establishment and Management of Cemeteries in the Colony of Victoria'' was only passed in 1854.Victorian Department of Health and Human Services. 2017. ''Governance and operational training for Victorian cemetery trusts: Class B training program material''. Melbourne: Department of Health and Human Services The geology of the Paynesville area means that drainage of water has been an ongoing problem, especially to the cemetery; as early as 1890 contracts were called for drainage of Paynesville road near the cemetery,[https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/84689495?searchTerm=Paynesville%20cemetery National Library of Australia: Trove]: ''Bairnsdale Advertiser and Tambo and Omeo Chronicle'' (Vic. : 1882 - 1918) 30 Jan 1890 p3; accessed 21 Nov 2021. and the construction of a shed for a roller and plant;[https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/84689537?searchTerm=Paynesville%20cemetery National Library of Australia: Trove]: ''Bairnsdale Advertiser and Tambo and Omeo Chronicle'' (Vic. : 1882 - 1918) 4 Feb 1890 p3; accessed 9 Dec 2021. the call for drainage was to be repeated regularly and still continues.
A recent geophysical survey has revealed the presence of about 28 unmarked graves in the cemetery, and the sites have now been marked by concrete markers sunk into the ground. An image, thought to be that of a now-vanished shelter shed, possibly built in 1914 or 1915, was also revealed, although a very elderly neighbour is unable to remember any building that is not still there.[https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/75098435?searchTerm=Paynesville%20cemetery National Library of Australia: Trove]: ''Bairnsdale Advertiser and Tambo and Omeo Chronicle'' (Vic. : 1882 - 1918) Tue 8 Sep 1914 p4: notive of tenders called to build shelter sheds at Paynesville Cemetery and Ferry Landing; accessed 15 Nov 2021. More recently again the original survey was extended to an area across the South-East of the grounds and revealed a further 48 areas of interest, most of which can confidently be said to be unmarked graves. There are four possible reasons for such unmarked interments:
- first, they might originally have been marked and the marks lost over time, which would scarcely be credible to have happened in the particular locations (although many memorials were destroyed in a [[Space:Eastern_Victorian_bushfirefire_1940|bushfire in 1940]]);
- second, they might represent interments by families too poor to afford the usual costs and who simply took matters into their own hands;
- third, there was an initial time in the history of the cemetery when interments were allowed but people were banned from attending, which would assume that people simply didn't bother to return and erect monuments, which is hardly credible; and
- fourth, that graves in the South-East area had been exhumed and moved to another section of the cemetery, as emerged in conversation with an elderly neighbour of the cemetery who remembers his father telling him that this is what had happened, which is credible but difficult to understand; and -fifth, that the South East area had been used for interments of paupers and illigitimate children, as remembered by a long-standing ex-member of the Cemetery Trust, which is credible and probable. That person remembers that when the local Council erreced a shed in the area, her husband, who was also a Trust member, was absolutely furious because he knew that there were several graves in the area that was now under the new building. Consecration was a rite carried out by the Catholic and Anglican churches but not the Presbyterian or Methodist churches and applies to specific denominational areas within cemeteriesNeil Croll: Personal telephone conversations and email contact with Anglican ArchivistNeil Croll: Personal telephone conversations and email contact with Catholic ArchivistNeil Croll: Personal telephone conversations and email contact with Uniting Church in Australia Archivist, so the land in question is certainly unconsecrated. This supports the fifth argument above. ==Further family history resources== * [https://paynesvillecemetery.com.au 'Cassiopia']: Paynesville Cemetery web site. * East Gippsland Regional Library Service. 1995. ''East Gippsland cemetery and memorial transcriptions.'' East Gippsland Library, Bairnsdale; location: LOCAL F 929.509945 EAS. * McClure S. ''Paynesville Cemetery 1897-2002'' [electronic resource] : Monumental Inscriptions, plus over 800 photos Bib ID 307615 Available via [https://catalogue.nla.gov.au/Record/3076151?lookfor=Paynesville&offset=7&max=73 National Library of Australia], the Prahran Mechanics' Institute Victorian History Library and the Melton City Council Library Service, Melton. * ''Paynesville 1881-1981 Primary School No. 2343''. Available from East Gippsland Shire Library. * Richardson M. 2018. ''Paynesville Memories: a Trip Down Memory Lane for Friends and Family of Paynesville, Victoria''. Paynesville: The Right Man. Available from East Gippsland Shire Library. * Fordham S, Treadwell J. 2011. ''St Peter's By the Lake Paynesville Jubilee June 2011: the Story of its People''. Available from St Peter's Anglican Church, Paynesville. * Further area-specific historical and family history information is available from [[Space:Paynesville RSL|Paynesville RSL]],
[[Space:Paynesville war memorial|Paynesville War Memorial]];
[[Space:Paynesville Mens' Shed|Paynesville Men's Shed]];
[https://pmm.org.au Paynesville Maritime Museum];
[https://victoriancollections.net.au/organisations/east-gippsland-family-history-group-inc East Gippsland Family History Centre]; and
[https://www.paynesvillememories.net.au Paynesville Memories]. * For a brief description of the early history of the town, see [[Space:Paynesville|'Paynesville']] * For a profile on the man whose name the town bears see [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Payne-14756 Charles Bradney Payne] * A register of 'Certified Cases of Successful Vaccination' between 1887 and 1912 (VPRS3654) is available at the [https://prov.vic.gov.au/archive/99F3205A-F4BB-11E9-AE98-AF9738F00CA7?image=1 Public Records Office]. * For a history of the 'James Corner' of the cemetery and a list of inscriptions on the graves there see [https://www.australiancemeteries.com.au/vic/eastgippsland/bryan_james/paynesville_cemetery.html Australian Cemeteries Index: James B. 2019. ''Paynesville Cemetery.''] == Sources ==
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[[Category:Simpson County, Mississippi, Cemeteries]] [[Category: Peacock Cemetery, Shivers, Mississippi]] [[Project:Mississippi_Cemeteries|Mississippi Cemeteries Project]] ===About=== This project will catalog and document all burials in Peacock Cemetery, located in Shivers, Simpson County, Mississippi. This free space page for the Peacock Cemetery is part of WikiTree's [[Project:Mississippi_Cemeteries|Mississippi Cemeteries Project]], and was created to document the life and times of our ancestors that are interred there. The Mississippi Cemeteries Project is a sub-project of the larger [[Project:Cemeteries_of_the_United_States|U.S. Cemeteries Project]]. This page is a work in progress, and will remain so until the Table of Interments (below) is completed. The Table of Interments is a sortable listing of persons interred at this cemetery, some or all of whom are linked to existing WikiTree profiles. If you know of a person interred at this cemetery that should be linked to an existing WikiTree profile, or needs to have a profile created for them, please contact [[Bishop-4082|Myrtis Bishop]] for assistance. ===Contact Information, Location and Map=== :Location ::Varn Sullivan Road, Shivers, MS :GPS Coordinates (WGS84) :: 31.794025, -90.017221 ::[https://goo.gl/maps/fU37n Peacock Cemetery on Google Maps] === History === As of Dec 04, 2017, Findagrave has 93 interments (but several are duplicates) with 86% photographed.[https://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=cr&CRid=61845 Findagrave - Peacock Cemetery] I photographed all headstones in May 2013 but there were some broken, some unreadable and others marked with stones. Then a few are reported burials with no markers. [[Bishop-4082|Bishop-4082]] 20:03, 16 March 2016 (EDT) ===Tasks Completed=== :Photography * 100% of marked graves in this cemetery have been photographed by [[Bishop-4082 | Myrtis Bishop]] in May 2013. :Data Transcription * 100% of all marked graves :Link to Profiles * 100% of all marked graves ===To Do=== * (DONE) Link existing profiles or create new profiles for persons listed in the Table of Interments :When complete, everyone listed in the Table of Interments will be linked to their own WikiTree profile, and to a photo of that person's corresponding grave marker. The created profiles can include other genealogical and biographical information as well as a listing of sources for documentation. * Validate links and transcription information :Profile and photo links and transcribed information needs to be cross-checked to ensure accuracy. * Create an audio/video tour of the cemetery :Record a virtual tour of the cemetery that can be viewed as downloadable media on computers, tablets or other device. Such a tour would take the viewer around the cemetery to explore the history of the people buried here. Background information can be supplied. Those with mobile internet access can access online links to more information. '''add Isaac Clark ===Table of Interments=== Data given is as on Headstone {| class="wikitable sortable" border="1" |+ Sortable table |- ! Last Name ! First/Middle Names/Initials ! Born ! Died ! Inscription (notes) ! class="unsortable" | Photo (click for larger) |- | [[ Stewart-11898 | Baynes]] ||Velma Sue ||1933-07-07||2011-07-09||(nee Stewart) || [[Image: Stewart-11898.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Sullivan-4989 | Berry]] ||Tina S. ||1890-09-24||1957-06-03||(nee Sullivan) || [[Image: Sullivan-4989.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Blackmon-133 | Brown]] ||Annie Jane ||1911-07-17||1980-04-22||(nee Blackmon) || [[Image: Blackmon-133.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Brown-30683 | Brown]] ||Melvin ||1894-08-04||1971-01-02||(given Dempsy Melvin, obit) ||[[Image: Brown-30683.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Brown-30682 | Brown]] ||Jeff ||1886-11-29||1971-07-21||Brother || [[Image: Brown-30682.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Brown-30680 | Brown]] ||J. F. ||1852||1941||(given John F) || [[Image: Brown-30680-1.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Brown-30681 | Brown]] ||Leona ||1882-10-13||1903-10-14||Daughter of J. F. & Nancy A. Brown || [[Image: Brown-30681-1.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Unknown-248706 | Brown]] ||Maranda ||1864||1941|||| [[Image: Unknown-248706.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Buckley-1093 | Brown]] ||Nancy A. ||1860-09-11||1903-12-20||Wife of J. F. Brown (broken stone) || [[Image: Buckley-1093.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Brown-30717 | Brown]] ||Samuel Wilson ||1943-11-16||2002-07-23|||| [[Image: Brown-30717.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Lee-8016 | Buckley]] ||Nancy ||1845||1929||(nee Lee) || [[Image: Lee-8016.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Buckley-887 | Buckley]] ||Sebron|| || ||Co. A 4 Miss. CAV. C.S.A. || [[Image: Buckley-887.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Peacock-1149 | Clark]] ||Carrie E. ||1904-10-03||1976-02-23||(nee Peacock) || [[Image: Peacock-1149.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Sullivan-4993 | Clark]] ||Nolie ||1877||1958||Weep not, she is at rest. (nee Sullivan) || [[Image: Sullivan-4993-1.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Clark-18380 | Clark]] ||Nuford ||1922-08-23||1937-03-07|||| [[Image: Clark-18380.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Clark-14413 | Clark]] ||Plummer W. ||1900-12-22||1962-11-03|||| [[Image: Clark-14413.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Coday-28 | Coday]] ||John B.||||||Co. A. Stubb's BN. C.S.A. || [[Image: Coday-28.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Cone-1489 | Cone]] ||Infant ||1933||1933||Infant daughter of I.L. And Leavy Cone || [[Image: Cone-1489.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Cone-1490 | Cone ]] ||Louie Edward ||1924-09-19||1924-11-05||Son of I.L. & Leavy Cone || [[Image: Cone-1490.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Sullivan-4991 | Graham]] ||Eula S. ||1896-03-18||||(nee Sullivan) || [[Image: Sullivan-4991.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Graham-6609 | Graham]] ||Willie W. ||1882-01-12||1962-01-04|||| [[Image: Sullivan-4991.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Greer-1287 | Greer]] ||James Truitt ||1926-04-13||1927-03-27|||| [[Image: Greer-1287.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Grubbs-257 | Grubbs]] ||John David ||1867-02||1942-04|||| [[Image: Grubbs-257.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Lee-7351 | Grubbs]] ||Lou ||1872-01-06||1970-04-15||(given Lucinda Lee) || [[Image: Lee-7351.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Strong-2181| Honea]] ||Fannie ||1903-05-28||1978-05-19||(nee Clark) || [[Image: Strong-2181.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Kemp-2199 | Kemp]] ||Jeffery Len ||1977-12-08||2011-07-08||Our Darling Baby, God's Angel || [[Image: Kemp-2199.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Peacock-1212 | Peacock]] ||Daniel ||1838-05-15||1911-03-19|||| [[Image: Peacock-1212.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Lee-8018 | Peacock]] ||Eliza J. ||1844-12-05||1916-04-03||(nee Lee) || [[Image: Lee-8018.jpg |100px]] |- | Peacock||William M. Frank ||1856-01||1937-03-17||(no stone) |- | [[Sullivan-5043 | Sherman]] ||Elsie ||1945-05-15||||(nee Sullivan- still living) || [[Image: Sullivan-5043.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Lee-9885 | Sherman]] ||Jewell ||1917-09-01||2005-06-12||(nee Lee) || [[Image: Lee-9885.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Sherman-2960 | Sherman]] ||Newton Wilson Sr. ||1917-11-18||1971-01-26|||| [[Image: Sherman-2960.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Sherman-2961 | Sherman]] ||Newton Wilson Jr. ||1937-03-17||1999-02-18|||| [[Image: Sherman-2960.jpg |100px]] |- | [[ Sullivan-5030 | Sills]] ||Muriel Darlene ||1948-12-18||2012-02-16||(nee Sullivan) || [[Image: Sullivan-5030.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Berry-5495 | Smith]] ||Lillian ||1896||1921||(nee Berry) || [[Image: Berry-5495.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Stewart-11896 | Stewart]] ||A. J. ||1926-05-08|||||| [[Image: Stewart-11896.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Stewart-11897 | Stewart]] ||Aline ||1931-03-26||2002-03-26|||| [[Image: Stewart-11897.jpg |100px]] |- | [[White-18672 | Stewart]] ||Hilda Jean ||1934-05-16||1984-05-29||(nee White) || [[Image: White-18672.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Sullivan-4999 | Stewart]] ||Luna ||1905-09-14||1998-04-12||(nee Sullivan) || [[Image: Sullivan-4999.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Stewart-11895 | Stewart]] ||Pink ||1898-01-15||1972-04-22|||| [[Image: Stewart-11895.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Strong-2182 | Strong]]||S. E. ||1891||1950|||| [[Image: Strong-2182.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Sullivan-4987 | Sullivan]] ||Albert R. ||1863||1942|||| [[Image: Sullivan-4987.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Sullivan-4996 | Sullivan]] ||Alton B. ||1928-09-29|| ||(still living) |- | [[Sullivan-4998 | Sullivan]] ||Alton Boyd ||1950-09-21||1977-01-07|||| [[Image: Sullivan-4998.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Sullivan-5002 | Sullivan]] ||Beadie T. ||1904-11-05||1960-11-10|||| [[Image: Sullivan-5001.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Sullivan-5003 | Sullivan]] ||David L. ||1929-06-24||1978-09-20|||| [[Image: Sullivan-5003.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Grubbs-347 | Sullivan]] ||Emmazine ||1848||1900||(nee Grubbs, no stone) |- | [[Buckley-1090 | Sullivan]] ||Fannie M. ||1882||1918||(nee Buckley) ||[[Image: Buckley-1090.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Reid-4092 | Sullivan]] ||Fannie ||1892||1937||(nee Reid) ||[[Image: Reid-4092.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Harrison-5810 | Sullivan]] ||Gladys H. ||1907-10-17||1988-08-14||(nee Harrison) || [[Image: Harrison-5810.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Williamson-3854 | Sullivan]] ||Hazel W. ||1927-03-16||1979-08-16||(nee Williamson) || [[Image: Williamson-3854.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Sullivan-4992 | Sullivan]]||Hullon Dunk ||1867-01-02||1962-08-02|||| [[Image: Sullivan-4992.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Peacock-1481 | Sullivan]] ||Ida P. ||1884||1940||(nee Peacock) ||[[Image: Peacock-1481.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Sullivan-5029 | Sullivan]] ||Infant ||1961-05-30||1961-06-01||Son of John & Rena Sullivan || [[Image: Sullivan-5029.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Sullivan-4019 | Sullivan]] ||Louis S.|||||| ||[[Image: Sullivan-4019.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Smith-97160 | Sullivan]] ||Louella ||1906-07-12||1998-01-27||(nee Smith) || [[Image: Sullivan-5001.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Sullivan-4997 | Sullivan]] ||Loyd W. ||1953-09-11||2009-09-11||||[[Image: Sullivan-4997.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Smith-68156 | Sullivan]]||Lucy E. ||1895-01-08||1966-04-21||(nee Smith) ||[[Image: Smith-68156.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Sullivan-5041| Sullivan]] ||Margie Alene ||1931-03-18||2015-04-22||(Dates from obit) || [[Image: Sullivan-5041.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Harvey-3657 | Sullivan]]||Mary Polly Harvey ||1850||1912||(nee Harvey) || [[Image: Harvey-3657-1.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Clark-18362 | Sullivan]] ||Maybell ||1910-10-28||1981-01-31||(nee Clark) || [[Image: Clark-18362.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Buckley-1091 | Sullivan]]||Mollie B. ||1873||1949||(nee Buckley) || [[Image: Buckley-1091.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Sullivan-5034 | Sullivan]] ||Olon Seay ||1909-06-19||1909-07-06||Son of W. A. & F. A. Sullivan || [[Image: Sullivan-5034.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Sullivan-4315 | Sullivan]]||Orson Pratt ||1918-11-10||1989-10-03|||| [[Image: Sullivan-4315.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Sullivan-4984 | Sullivan]] ||Thomas S. ||1910-03-15||1945-10-08|||| [[Image: Sullivan-4984.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Sullivan-4047 |Sullivan]]||Tom F. ||1874||1939||||[[Image: Sullivan-4047.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Sullivan-4985 | Sullivan]]||Vardaman ||1902-07-26||1981-11-30||||[[Image: Sullivan-4985.jpg |100px]] |- | [[ Sullivan-4311 | Sullivan]] ||Wallace L. ||1907-07-11||1995-09-07|||| [[Image: Sullivan-4311.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Sullivan-4990 | Sullivan]]||Walter E. ||1893-02-26||1969-01-14|||| [[Image: Sullivan-4990.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Sullivan-3667 | Sullivan]]||Wilkie Neely Sr. ||1851||1904||||[[Image: Sullivan-3667-3.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Sullivan-4988 | Sullivan]]||Wilmer ||1905-11-26||1908-09-05||Dau. of A. R. & S. M. Sullivan ||[[Image: Sullivan-4988.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Thurman-487 | Thurman]] ||Elijah Dennis ||1897-12-18||1981-03-09||(no stone) |- | [[Sullivan-5036 | Thurman]] ||Emma Leona ||1885||1970||(nee Sullivan, no stone) |- |[[Buckley-886 | Westmorland]] ||Allise ||1869-06-30||1943-01-24|||| [[Image: Buckley-886.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Westmoreland-291 | Westmoreland]] ||Billy ||1934-11-10||1993-10-02|||| [[Image: Westmoreland-291.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Westmoreland-293 | Westmoreland]] ||Charles Lynn ||1958-03-25||1982-09-03|| || [[Image: Westmoreland-293.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Westmoreland-289 | Westmorland]] ||Charley W. ||1899-05-01||1901-05-13||Son of C. W. Westmorland || [[Image: Westmoreland-289.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Westmoreland-210 | Westmorland]] ||Charlie W. ||1870-09-14||1957-05-23|||| [[Image: Westmoreland-210.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Taylor-20986 | Westmoreland]] ||Ila M. ||1903-08-23||1988-07-31||(nee Taylor) || [[Image: Taylor-20986.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Buckley-1095 | Westmoreland]] ||Josie ||1877-01-17||1938-02-13||(nee Buckley) || [[Image: Buckley-1095.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Westmoreland-1361 | Westmoreland]] ||Lonis ||1958||2019||(FHM)||[[Image: Westmoreland-1361.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Westmoreland-290 | Westmoreland]] ||Lonis W. ||1905-01-04||1986-12-23||||[[Image: Westmoreland-290.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Westmoreland-1360 | Westmoreland]] ||Lonis W. ||1928-05-06||2019-11-28||||[[Image: Westmoreland-1360.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Beaver-1062 | Westmoreland]] ||Mary J. ||1833-10-08||1900-02-14||(broken stone) || [[Image: Beaver-1062.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Smith-68372| Westmoreland]]||Myra Smith Reid ||1908-07-16||2004-01-13||(nee Smith)|| [[Image: Smith-68372.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Clark-38861 | Westmorland]] ||Myrtis S. ||1907-07-19||1989-05-15||(nee Clark) || [[Image: Unknown-248911.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Sullivan-10233| Westmoreland]] ||Ollie Mae Sullivan||1932-06-22||2017-11-19||(nee Sullivan) '''(need photo, have obit)'''|| [[Image: Sullivan-10233.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Westmoreland-292 | Westmorland]] ||Vernon W. ||1907-02-19||1945-07-05|||| [[Image: Westmoreland-292.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Westmoreland-294| Westmoreland]] ||Virgil Burnice ||1911-08-07||2006-06-15|||| [[Image: Westmoreland-294.jpg |100px]] |- |[[Westmoreland-308 | Westmoreland]] ||W. M. ||||||CO H 46 MISS INF C.S.A. '''(need photo)''' || [[Image: Westmoreland-308.jpg |100px]] |} == Sources ==
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[[Category:Pearson Name Study]] [[Category:Pearson-3638 Free Space Pages]] [[Category: Genealogy Books]] ===The Pearson Family Saga=== '''Memories of 3rd daughter, Gladys Irene (Pearson) Johnson''' One daughter's memories of her parents, [[Pearson-3626|Clinton Wilbur Pearson]] & [[White-20292|Bessie Adalaide (White) Pearson]]. '''Twelve Pages''' Profiles referenced in this book: : [[Pearson-3626|Clinton Wilbur Pearson]] : [[White-20292|Bessie Adalaide (White) Pearson]] : [[White-20293|John Eliphalet White]] : [[Schollaert-4|Marie Teresa (Schollaert) White]] : [[White-20616|Charlotte Edna White]] : [[Pearson-3734|Gertrude Mae (Pearson) Shetler]] : [[Pearson-3648|Louise Marie (Pearson) Portin]] : [[Pearson-3649|Norma Phoebe (Pearson) Mourer]] : [[Pearson-3647|Reverend Gladys Irene (Pearson) Johnson]] : [[Pearson-3650|Clinton Wilbur Pearson Jr.]] : [[Pearson-4194|Robert Donald Pearson]] : [[Pearson-4195|Patricia May (Pearson) Radar]] : [[Pearson-3639|Howard Eugene Pearson]] : [[Pearson-4196|Darlene Ione (Pearson) Van Bladeren]] : Karen Johnson (Living) : [[Kennedy-7745|Aimee Elizabeth (Kennedy) McPherson]]
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[[Category:Peasants' Revolt]] [[Category: England, Project Managed FSPs]] This page deals with the Peasants' Revolt in England of 1381: the major players, the demands, and what happened next. See Also: [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Project:Medieval Medieval Project] ==Monarchy and Associates==
{| border="2" align="left" class="wikitable sortable" cellpadding="2" style="font-style:Monotype Corsiva; font-size:100%;background:White; border: 8px Blue;" |- ! scope="col" |'''Name''' ! scope="col" |'''Role''' ! scope="col" class="unsortable" |'''Fate''' |-Haywood-41 | '''[[Plantagenet-864|King Richard II]]'''
(1367-1400) |Monarch, aged 14 | |- | ''' [[Theobald-589|Simon Sudbury]]'''
(c 1316-1381) | | beheaded
It took 8 blows to behead him completely; head put on a spike and displayed, then skull kept as a relic in Sudbury church |- | '''[[Hales-1659|Sir Robert Hales]]'''
(1325-1381) | 'Hobb the Robber' |beheaded
head put on a spike and displayed |- | [[Plantagenet-66|John of Gaunt]]
(1340-1399) | King Richard's uncle
helped instigate poll tax | not present at Revolt, so he survived |- | Sir William Walworth
(d 1385) | Mayor of London
killed Wat Tyler | |- | [[Despenser-48|Henry le Despenser]]
(1341-1406) | Bishop of Norwich
('The Fighting Bishop') | |- | John Bampton
[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Brampton Wikipedia] | tax commissioner
at Brentwood | |- |}
---- ==The Peasants== (1367-1400) |Monarch, aged 14 | |- | ''' [[Theobald-589|Simon Sudbury]]'''
(c 1316-1381) | | beheaded
It took 8 blows to behead him completely; head put on a spike and displayed, then skull kept as a relic in Sudbury church |- | '''[[Hales-1659|Sir Robert Hales]]'''
(1325-1381) | 'Hobb the Robber' |beheaded
head put on a spike and displayed |- | [[Plantagenet-66|John of Gaunt]]
(1340-1399) | King Richard's uncle
helped instigate poll tax | not present at Revolt, so he survived |- | Sir William Walworth
(d 1385) | Mayor of London
killed Wat Tyler | |- | [[Despenser-48|Henry le Despenser]]
(1341-1406) | Bishop of Norwich
('The Fighting Bishop') | |- | John Bampton
[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Brampton Wikipedia] | tax commissioner
at Brentwood | |- |}
{| border="1" align="left" class="wikitable sortable" cellpadding="2" style="font-style:Monotype Corsiva; font-size:100%;background:White; border: 8px Blue;" |- ! scope="col" |'''Name''' ! scope="col" |'''Role''' ! scope="col" class="unsortable" |'''Fate''' |-Haywood-41 | '''Walter 'Wat' Tyler'''
(d 1381) | elected national leader
in Maidstone | stabbed and beheaded |- | '''[[Ball-23055|John Ball]]'''
(c 1338-1381) |radical preacher | hung drawn & quartered
months later |- | '''Thomas Baker'''
(d 1381) |Fobbing, Essex; instigator | hung drawn & quartered
4 July 1381 |- |Abel Kerr |Erith, Kent | |- | Robert Belling | cause celebre; imprisoned
in Rochester Castle | |- |Thomas Wooton |deserter | trial by combat
(he lost) |- |Sir Thomas Raven |MP, Bailiff of Rochester Castle |pardoned |- |John Sumner |Manningtree, Ipswich |pardoned |- |Robert Pearce |Manningtree, Ipswich |pardoned |- |John Mocking |wine merchant |pardoned |- | John Wrawe
(d 1382) |former chaplain | hung drawn & quartered
6 May 1382 |- | William Grindecobbe
(d 1381) | St Albans;
hero of the Revolt |executed |- |Richard Scott |street conman | pilloried for something else |- |Johanna Ferrour |female leader | |- |}
{{Clear}} ==Demands== ===First Set of Demands (Mile End)=== # End to serfdom (bonded labour) # Free market (i.e. serfs could sell produce wherever they liked) # Land rent to be reduced to 4d per acre # Free pardon for anyone involved in the uprising King Richard agreed to these demands, and this was written down in charters for every town represented Demanded government officials to be executed (Sudbury and Hales). Then a crowd rushed the Tower of London, seized the two men, and beheaded them. ===Second Set of Demands (Smithfield)=== # Abolition of the aristocracy (except for the King) # Abolition of the senior clergy (except for John Ball, as the next Archbishop of Canterbury) # Local courts # Local police forces King Richard agreed, with the request that the people always respect the monarchy, then led the people to Clerkenwell. Wat Tyler, in a scuffle with the Mayor of London, was stabbed in the neck. He was executed outside St Bartholomew's and his head taken to Clerkenwell, where the Revolt subsided, threw down their weapons and surrendered. ==Sources== (d 1381) | elected national leader
in Maidstone | stabbed and beheaded |- | '''[[Ball-23055|John Ball]]'''
(c 1338-1381) |radical preacher | hung drawn & quartered
months later |- | '''Thomas Baker'''
(d 1381) |Fobbing, Essex; instigator | hung drawn & quartered
4 July 1381 |- |Abel Kerr |Erith, Kent | |- | Robert Belling | cause celebre; imprisoned
in Rochester Castle | |- |Thomas Wooton |deserter | trial by combat
(he lost) |- |Sir Thomas Raven |MP, Bailiff of Rochester Castle |pardoned |- |John Sumner |Manningtree, Ipswich |pardoned |- |Robert Pearce |Manningtree, Ipswich |pardoned |- |John Mocking |wine merchant |pardoned |- | John Wrawe
(d 1382) |former chaplain | hung drawn & quartered
6 May 1382 |- | William Grindecobbe
(d 1381) | St Albans;
hero of the Revolt |executed |- |Richard Scott |street conman | pilloried for something else |- |Johanna Ferrour |female leader | |- |}
Peaslee Garrison, Haverhill, Massachusetts One Place Study
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[[Category:Massachusetts, Place Studies]][[Category:Haverhill, Massachusetts One Place Study]] [[Category:Peaslee Garrison, Haverhill, Massachusetts One Place Study]] [[Category:Building and Institution, Place Studies]] [[Category:Essex County, Massachusetts]] [[Category:Haverhill, Massachusetts Bay Colony]] [[Category:Haverhill, Massachusetts]] [[Category:One Place Studies]] {{One Place Study|place=Peaslee Garrison, Haverhill, Massachusetts|category=Peaslee Garrison, Haverhill, Massachusetts One Place Study}} {{Clear}} Peaslee Garrison was built by [[Peasley-114|Dr Joseph Peasley Jr. (1646-1735)]] around 1674.[[Brown-94834|Kimball, Emma Adaline]] & Sawyer, C E. ''[[Space:The_Peaslees_and_Others_of_Haverhill_and_Vicinity|The Peaslees and Others of Haverhill and Vicinity]]'' (Press of Chase Bros., 1899 Haverhill, Massachusetts) Pages 14, 25 [https://archive.org/details/peasleesandothe00kimbgoog/page/n12/ Internet Archive] {{Image|file=Peaslee_Garrison_House_History.png |caption=Exterior view of the Peaslee Garrison House[[Nutting-260|Nutting, Wallace (1861-1941)]]. "Exterior view of the Peaslee Garrison House" 1910-1930s Courtesy of Historic New England (https://www.historicnewengland.org/ : accessed 5 Nov 2021) PC039: Wallace Nutting photographic collection, 1910s-1930s Identifier: GUSN-199731 |size=l }} ''"The house of [[Peasley-114|Joseph Peaslee, Jr.]], the father of [[Peaslee-191|Mary]], was built of brick brought from England and is still standing near Rocks Village, in the East Parish. It was used as a garrison house in the [[Project:French_and_Indian_War|French and Indian wars]]."'' {{Image|file=Hastings-1397-3.jpg |caption=[[Peasley-114|Peaslee, Joseph]] House''"Peaslee, Joseph House"'' Courtesy of Massachusetts Cultural Resource Information (MACRIS) (https://mhc-macris.net/ : accessed 5 Nov 2021) Inventory # HVR.29 }} ===Information=== *'''Built:''' 1674 *'''Village:''' Rocks Village *'''Town:''' [[Space:Haverhill,_Massachusetts_One_Place_Study-1|Haverhill]] *'''Address:''' 790 East Broadway Haverhill, Massachusetts *'''GPS:''' 42.807470, -71.009520 == Research Notes == *[http://www.ancestoryarchives.com/2014/03/peaslee-family-quaker-roots.html?showComment=1420429038456#c1032111308332545675 Comment by Arthur's Park January 4, 2015 at 10:37 PM] on blog about the construction being around 1710-11, needs research. == Sources ==
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[[Category:Peasley Name Study]] [[Category:One Name Studies]] [[Category:One Name Studies Project, Showcase]][[Category:DNA Projects]] [[Space:Paisley_Name_Study|Paisley Name Study]] | [[Space:Peasley_Name_Study|Peasley Name Study]]
[[Space:Clan_Paisley|Clan Paisley]] | [[Space:Paisley_DNA_Group_Project|Paisley DNA Group Project]] ==About the Project== The Peasley Name Study project serves as a collaborative platform to collect information on the [https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/Peasley Peasley] name. The hope is that other researchers like you will [[#How to Join|join the study]] help make it a valuable reference point for other genealogists who are researching or have an interest in the Peasley name. {{One Name Study|name=Peasley}} *[[Special:Whatlinkshere/Space:Peasley_Name_Study|WikiTree Profiles that link here]]{{One Name Study|name=Peasley}} {{Clear}} {{GOONS Sticker|Peasley}} {{Surname Society Sticker|Peasley}} As a One-Name Study, this project is not limited to persons who are related biologically. Individual [[#Research_Pages|studies]] can be used to branch out the research into specific methods and areas of interest, such as geographically (England Peasleys), by time period (18th Century Peasleys), or by topic (Peasley DNA, Peasley Occupations, Peasley Statistics). These studies may also include a number of family branches that have no immediate link with each other. Some researchers may even be motivated to go beyond the profile identification and research stage to compile fully sourced, single-family histories of some of the families they discover through this name study project. FTDNA Projects: *[https://www.familytreedna.com/groups/paisley Paisley Y-DNA and atDNA] managed by [[Jones-473|Diane (Jones) Langston]] *[https://www.familytreedna.com/groups/paisleyallied-autosomal Paisley & allied families - autosomal] managed by [[Jones-473|Diane (Jones) Langston]] ''Also see the [[#Related Surnames and Surname Variants|related surnames and surname variants]].'' ===How to Join=== To join the Peasley Name Study, first start out by browsing our current [[#Research_Pages|research pages]] to see if there is a specific study ongoing that fits your interests. If so, feel free to add your name to the Membership list below, post an introduction comment on the specific team page, and then dive right in! If a [[#Research_Pages|research page]] does not yet exist for your particular area of interest, please contact the '''Name Study Coordinator: [[Robinson-27225|Azure Robinson]]''' for assistance. {{Member|ONS|name=Peasley}} Once you are ready to go, you can also show your project affiliation with the ONS Member Sticker: *WikiTree-Peasley Name Study on [https://discordapp.com/ Discord Chat] *See our Facebook [https://www.facebook.com/groups/403988410814194 Peasley One-Name Study] Group{{Member|ONS|name=Peasley}} {{Clear}} ===Membership=== {| class="wikitable sortable" border=4 |- ! width=125 |Ancestor ! width=175 |Descendent ! width=50 |Y-DNA ! width=50 |GEDMatch ! width=50 |Ancestry ! width=25 |FTDNA |- |rowspan=11|[[Peasley-41|Joseph Peasley 1598-1660]] |[[Robinson-27225|Azure Robinson]] |n/a |MQ3991244 |azurerae |B618353 |- |[[Peasley-221|Frances Peasley]] |n/a |TS6911981 |franceslee |B462968 |- |[[Peasley-235|Sandra Peasley]] |n/a |M096737 |SandraLynnOLeary | |- |[[Peasley-234|Glen Peasley]] |I-M253 |M388061 | |MK68180 |- |[[Peasley-315|Takoda Peasley]] |I-M253 |[https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Space:Peasley_Name_Study&junk=1&action=edit ?] | | |- |[[Warren-16050|Melissa Warren]] |n/a |EA8957737 |merillin3467 | |- |[[Ekberg-3|Mike Ekberg]] |[https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Space:Peasley_Name_Study&junk=1&action=edit ?] |[https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Space:Peasley_Name_Study&junk=1&action=edit ?] | | |- |[[Mack-1127|Connie Mack]] |n/a |YY9891871 | | |- |[[Boles-1048|Susan Rich]] |n/a |[https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Space:Peasley_Name_Study&junk=1&action=edit ?] | Rich6968 | |- |[[Cook-33673|Kami Cook]] |n/a |[https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Space:Peasley_Name_Study&junk=1&action=edit ?] | Mami121604 | |- |[[Richmond-4862|Penny Richmond]] |n/a | | | |- |[[Paisley-110|Joseph Paisley 1640-]] |[[Barr-4347|Brendon Barr]] |[https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Space:Peasley_Name_Study&junk=1&action=edit ?] |JP1855835 |brendon129555 | |} ===Research Pages=== Here are some of the current research pages included in the study. I'll be working on them, and could use your help! [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1PW6tAABKs-DZ8ODB7sUkfA88ZFLdkQyHJkR1GWZUbi8/ Spreadsheet] ''updated [[Robinson-27225|Robinson-27225]] 15:17, 2 November 2022 (UTC)'' #[[Space:Peasley_Name_Study_To-Do_List|Peasley Name Study To-Do List]] 19 profiles remaining need review ##[[:Category: Needs Sources, Peasley Name Study|Needs Sources]] 193 ##[[:Category: Needs Biography, Peasley Name Study|Needs Biography]] 223 ##[[:Category: Needs Profiles Created, Peasley Name Study|Needs Profiles]] 77 ##[[:Category: Needs Connection, Peasley Name Study|Needs Connection]] 14| [https://plus.wikitree.com/default.htm?report=srch1&Query=Peasley+Name+Study+unconnected&MaxProfiles=115000&PageSize=-1 Needs Connected] 43 ##[[:Category: Needs Research, Peasley Name Study|Needs Research]] 29 ##Add sticker to existing profiles (180 of 1044 profiles total need the sticker): ### {{Tag Link|Peaslee}}'''{{green|: 408}}''' - {{red|58}} ###{{Tag Link|Peasley}}'''{{green|: 491}}''' - {{red|86}} ###{{Tag Link|Peisley}}'''{{green|: 188}}''' - {{red|36}} :::{| border=4 |- !|Orphaned |[https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special%3AAdoptions&cln=&order=&s=PEASLEY Peasley] |[https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special%3AAdoptions&cln=&order=&s=PEASLEE Peaslee] |[https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special%3AAdoptions&cln=&order=&s=PEISLEY Peisley] |- !|Unsourced |[https://plus.wikitree.com/default.htm?report=srch1&Query=Unsourced+LastNameatBirth%3DPeasley&MaxProfiles=500 Peasley] |[https://plus.wikitree.com/default.htm?report=srch1&Query=Unsourced+LastNameatBirth%3DPeaslee&MaxProfiles=500 Peaslee] |[https://plus.wikitree.com/default.htm?report=srch1&Query=Unsourced+LastNameatBirth%3DPeisley&MaxProfiles=500 Peisley] |- !|Unconnected |[https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special:Unconnected&order=dateup&viewAll=1&s=PEASLEY Peasley] |[https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special:Unconnected&order=dateup&viewAll=1&s=PEASLEE Peaslee] |[https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special:Unconnected&order=dateup&viewAll=1&s=PEISLEY Peisley] |} #Sources ##Find books/resources that provide source information ###Any free books available online, add to the [[Space:Category-Source|WT Source Library]] ###List new source here ###Enter new source into relevant profiles == Origins == *"Peasley, Peisley or Peaslee appear to be a variations of the Scottish surname Paisley, an important town in Rumfordshire, in southwester Scotland, near the River Clyde. George Paisley was a citizen of Ascot Parish, Oxfordshire about 1600, and his son Bartholomew, settling in Ireland was granted arms there."Hart, J.O. ''"Irish and Anglo-Irish Landed Gentry"'' p. 402 *"The name Peaslee is claimed by some to have sprung from Peter whence we have Peers, Pearse, and Pears. Others assume it was an offshoot of peas the legume. Peas were grown in the east from time immemorial and were introduced into Europe in the Middle Ages. Shakespeare spoke of "pease blossom". Lee is from lea, a pasture. the man who was the son of Mr. Peas perhaps lived on the lea and to distinguish him from the other Mr. Peas, he was called Peas-at-lea and finally Peaslee".''"The History of the State of Maine"'' p. 1118 *"One story attributes the name to a combination of the Pease and Lee family names following a marriage between members of the two families. Little significance can be attached to the spelling of the Peaslee name as far as delineating a particular branch of the family. Two of the most common uses are Peaslee and Peasley and are employed almost interchangeably throughout the records, although the early New England double "e" has been retained among families of that area. The "ley" ending seems to have been generally adopted by the families who moved westward".[[Lamphere-314|Lamphere, Frederick James]]. ''[[Space:A_passel_o_Peasleys|A passel o' Peasleys]]'' (F.J. Peasley, 1979 Indianapolis, Indiana) *Surname [https://www.ancestry.com/name-origin?surname=peasley Peasley] Meaning & Peasley Family History at Ancestry.com Peasley Name Meaning English (West Midlands): probably a variant of Paisley or Beasley. Dictionary of American Family Names ©2013, Oxford University Press ===Related Surnames and Surname Variants=== * [https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/Peaslee Peaslee] * [https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/Peisley Peisley] ===Frequency=== From Forebears.io“[https://forebears.io/surnames/peaslee Peaslee Surname Origin, Meaning & Last Name History].” Forebears.io, 2014. (https://forebears.io/ : accessed 27 Sep 2020)“[https://forebears.io/surnames/peasley Peasley Surname Origin, Meaning & Last Name History].” Forebears.io, 2014. (https://forebears.io/ : accessed 27 Sep 2020)“[https://forebears.io/surnames/peisley Peisley Surname Origin, Meaning & Last Name History].” Forebears.io, 2014. (https://forebears.io/ : accessed 27 Sep 2020) {|border=4 cellpadding="8" width=600 ! align="center" style="background:#638e88;"|[https://www.familysearch.org/search/collection/1417683 1880 US Census] |} {|border=4 cellpadding="8" width=600 ! !!Incidence!!Frequency!!Rank in Area |- ![https://www.familysearch.org/search/record/results?q.surname=Peaslee&f.collectionId=1417683 Peaslee] |align="center"|718 |align="center"|1:69,942 |align="center"|7,558 |- ![https://www.familysearch.org/search/record/results?q.surname=Peasley Peasley] |align="center"|764 |align="center"|1:65,731 |align="center"|7,156 |- ![https://www.familysearch.org/search/record/results?q.surname=Peisley Peisley] |align="center"|14 |align="center"|1:3,587,049 |align="center"|158,810 |}
{| border=4 cellpadding="8" width=600 ! align="center" style="background:#638e88;"|'''2014''' |} {| border=4 cellpadding="8" width=600 ! align="center" style="background:#638e88;"|'''Peaslee: 2169''' |} {| width=600 border=4 ! !!Incidence!!Frequency!!Rank in Area |- !United States |align="center"|2,094 |align="center"|1:173,119 |align="center"|17,377 |- !Canada |align="center"|66 |align="center"|1:558,268 |align="center"|46,644 |- !Germany |align="center"|2 |align="center"|1:40,252,740 |align="center"|481,655 |- !Australia |align="center"|1 |align="center"|1:26,995,706 |align="center"|272,283 |} {| border=4 cellpadding="8" width=600 ! align="center" style="background:#638e88;"|'''Peasley: 2707''' |} {| width=600 border=4 ! !!Incidence!!Frequency!!Rank in Area |- !United States |align="center"|2,054 |align="center"|1:176,490 |align="center"|17,650 |- !Australia |align="center"|274 |align="center"|1:98,524 |align="center"|11,222 |- !England |align="center"|233 |align="center"|1:239,133 |align="center"|19,653 |- !Canada |align="center"|65 |align="center"|1:566,857 |align="center"|47,228 |- !South Africa |align="center"|24 |align="center"|1:2,257,404 |align="center"|96,443 |- !Scotland |align="center"|15 |align="center"|1:356,921 |align="center"|15,741 |- !Israel |align="center"|11 |align="center"|1:777,967 |align="center"|50,645 |- !Wales |align="center"|11 |align="center"|1:281,321 |align="center"|15,839 |- !Germany |align="center"|7 |align="center"|1:11,500,783 |align="center"|305,619 |- !Northern Ireland |align="center"|5 |align="center"|1:369,007 |align="center"|15,230 |} {| border=4 cellpadding="8" width=600 ! align="center" style="background:#638e88;"|'''Peisley: 1111''' |} {| width=600 border=4 ! !!Incidence!!Frequency!!Rank in Area |- !Australia |align="center"|969 |align="center"|1:27,859 |align="center"|3,781 |- !United States |align="center"|91 |align="center"|1:3,983,632 |align="center"|216,343 |- !England |align="center"|41 |align="center"|1:1,358,977 |align="center"|60,831 |- !Canada |align="center"|6 |align="center"|1: 6,140,946 |align="center"|260,738 |} {|width=600 border=4 !Census !'''[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1H80Wy5vbTBKYfy4llKLz0u5PmQfR6nacWe94SK6zNvs/edit?usp=sharing PEASLEE]''' !'''[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1ElhyATJpnhs-D-ukM4bn8pvX1Vu_tfbndBAi_2TqGS8/edit?usp=sharing PEASLEY]''' !'''[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1M-4Uq953bfX_CP6FJ5LtgNvIEFUyjPGXMjsQlf_YzGo/edit?usp=sharing PEISLEY]''' !'''TOTAL''' |- |align="center"|'''1841''' |align="center"|0 |align="center"|83 |align="center"|7 |align="center"|'''90''' |- |align="center"|'''1851''' |align="center"|0 |align="center"|127 |align="center"|7 |align="center"|'''134''' |- |align="center"|'''1860''' |align="center"|645 |align="center"|418 |align="center"|0 |align="center"|'''1064''' |- |align="center"|'''1861''' |align="center"|4 |align="center"|167 |align="center"|21 |align="center"|'''192''' |- |align="center"|'''1870''' |align="center"|531 |align="center"|606 |align="center"|0 |align="center"|'''1137''' |- |align="center"|'''1871''' |align="center"|7 |align="center"|180 |align="center"|8 |align="center"|'''195''' |- |align="center"|'''1880''' |align="center"|546 |align="center"|629 |align="center"|8 |align="center"|'''1212''' |- |align="center"|'''1881''' |align="center"|10 |align="center"|139 |align="center"|19 |align="center"|'''158''' |- |align="center"|'''1891''' |align="center"|13 |align="center"|214 |align="center"|43 |align="center"|'''270''' |- |align="center"|'''1900''' |align="center"|572 |align="center"|732 |align="center"|6 |align="center"|'''1320''' |- |align="center"|''' 1901''' |align="center"|8 |align="center"|201 |align="center"|18 |align="center"|'''227''' |- |align="center"|'''1910''' |align="center"|617 |align="center"|732 |align="center"|2 |align="center"|'''1351''' |- |align="center"|'''1911''' |align="center"|0 |align="center"|238 |align="center"|22 |align="center"|'''260''' |- |align="center"|'''1920''' |align="center"|646 |align="center"|769 |align="center"|6 |align="center"|'''1421''' |- |align="center"|'''1930''' |align="center"|677 |align="center"|853 |align="center"|1 |align="center"|'''1531''' |- |align="center"|'''1940''' |align="center"|689 |align="center"|831 |align="center"|11 |align="center"|'''1531''' |- |align="center"|'''1950''' |align="center"|684 |align="center"|965 |align="center"|28 |align="center"|'''1677''' |} Click for more detailed statistics and charts from the [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1p9a6xQeYQISD1fFOBeqYr93lH4Cv6rBlPSqeCOlfENI/edit?usp=sharing United States Census] ===Distribution=== These are the numbers for profiles on WikiTree with the name study sticker
Birth Location: {{One Name Study|name=Peasley|category= '''{{blue|Location}}''', Peasley Name Study}} {| border=4 !Country ! align="center" style="background:#89CFF0;"|Peaslee ! align="center" style="background:#6CB4EE;"|Peasley ! align="center" style="background:#99FFFF;"|Peisley ! align="center" style="background:#B6D5FF;"|Total |- ![[:Category:Australia,_Peasley_Name_Study|Australia]] | align="center" style="background:#DCDCDC;"|0 | align="center" style="background:#6CB4EE;"|14 |align="center" style="background:#99FFFF;"|116 | align="center" style="background:#B6D5FF;"|130 |- ![[:Category:Canada,_Peasley_Name_Study|Canada]] | align="center" style="background:#89CFF0;"|15 | align="center" style="background:#6CB4EE;"|23 | align="center" style="background:#DCDCDC;"|0 | align="center" style="background:#B6D5FF;"|38 |- ![[:Category:England,_Peasley_Name_Study|England]] | align="center" style="background:#DCDCDC;"|3 | align="center" style="background:#6CB4EE;"|35 | align="center" style="background:#99FFFF;"|7 | align="center" style="background:#B6D5FF;"|45 |- ![[:Category:France,_Peasley_Name_Study|France]] | align="center" style="background:#DCDCDC;"|0 | align="center" style="background:#DCDCDC;"|0 |align="center" style="background:#99FFFF;"|2 | align="center" style="background:#B6D5FF;"|2 |- ![[:Category:New_Zealand,_Peasley_Name_Study|New Zealand]] | align="center" style="background:#DCDCDC;"|0 | align="center" style="background:#DCDCDC;"|0 |align="center" style="background:#99FFFF;"|1 | align="center" style="background:#B6D5FF;"|1 |- ![[:Category:Ireland,_Peasley_Name_Study|Ireland]] | align="center" style="background:#DCDCDC;"|0 | align="center" style="background:#6CB4EE;"|2 |align="center" style="background:#99FFFF;"|29 | align="center" style="background:#B6D5FF;"|31 |- ![[:Category:Scotland,_Peasley_Name_Study|Scotland]] | align="center" style="background:#DCDCDC;"|0 | align="center" style="background:#6CB4EE;"|3 | align="center" style="background:#DCDCDC;"|0 | align="center" style="background:#B6D5FF;"|3 |- ![[:Category:United_States,_Peasley_Name_Study|United States]] | align="center" style="background:#89CFF0;"|253 | align="center" style="background:#6CB4EE;"|356 |align="center" style="background:#99FFFF;"|5 | align="center" style="background:#B6D5FF;"|614 |- ![[:Category:Wales,_Peasley_Name_Study|Wales]] | align="center" style="background:#DCDCDC;"|0 | align="center" style="background:#6CB4EE;"|1 |align="center" style="background:#DCDCDC;"|0 | align="center" style="background:#B6D5FF;"|1 |- ![[:Category:Peasley_Name_Study|No Location]] | align="center" style="background:#89CFF0;"|11 | align="center" style="background:#6CB4EE;"|2 |align="center" style="background:#99FFFF;"|1 | align="center" style="background:#B6D5FF;"|14 |- !Totals ! align="center" style="background:#89CFF0;"|282 ! align="center" style="background:#6CB4EE;"|435 ! align="center" style="background:#99FFFF;"|161 ! align="center" style="background:#B6D5FF;"|878 |} ====Australia==== {| border=4 !State ! align="center" style="background:#89CFF0;"|Peaslee ! align="center" style="background:#6CB4EE;"|Peasley ! align="center" style="background:#99FFFF;"|Peisley ! align="center" style="background:#B6D5FF;"|Total |- ![[:Category:Australian_Capital_Territory,_Peasley_Name_Study|Australian Capital Territory]] | align="center" style="background:#DCDCDC;" |0 | align="center" style="background:#DCDCDC;" |0 | align="center" style="background:#99FFFF;" |3 | align="center" style="background:#B6D5FF;" |3 |- ![[:Category:New_South_Wales,_Peasley_Name_Study|New South Wales]] | align="center" style="background:#DCDCDC;" |0 | align="center" style="background:#6CB4EE;" |13 | align="center" style="background:#99FFFF;" |110 | align="center" style="background:#B6D5FF;" |123 |- ![[:Category:Queensland,_Peasley_Name_Study|Queensland Capital Territory]] | align="center" style="background:#DCDCDC;" |0 | align="center" style="background:#6CB4EE;" |1 | align="center" style="background:#DCDCDC;" |0 | align="center" style="background:#B6D5FF;" |1 |- ![[:Category:South_Australia,_Peasley_Name_Study|South Australia]] | align="center" style="background:#DCDCDC;" |0 | align="center" style="background:#DCDCDC;" |0 | align="center" style="background:#99FFFF;" |1 | align="center" style="background:#B6D5FF;" |1 |- ![[:Category:Victoria,_Peasley_Name_Study|Victoria]] | align="center" style="background:#DCDCDC;" |0 | align="center" style="background:#DCDCDC;" |0 | align="center" style="background:#99FFFF;" |3 | align="center" style="background:#B6D5FF;" |3 |- !Totals ! align="center" style="background:#DCDCDC;"|0 ! align="center" style="background:#6CB4EE;"|14 ! align="center" style="background:#99FFFF;"|117 ! align="center" style="background:#B6D5FF;"|131 |} ====Canada==== {| border=4 !Province ! align="center" style="background:#89CFF0;"|Peaslee ! align="center" style="background:#6CB4EE;"|Peasley ! align="center" style="background:#99FFFF;"|Peisley ! align="center" style="background:#B6D5FF;"|Total |- ![[:Category:Ontario,_Peasley_Name_Study|Ontario Capital Territory]] | align="center" style="background:#89CFF0;" |12 | align="center" style="background:#6CB4EE;" |9 | align="center" style="background:#DCDCDC;" |0 | align="center" style="background:#B6D5FF;" |21 |- ![[:Category: Québec,_Peasley_Name_Study| Québec]] | align="center" style="background:#89CFF0;" |3 | align="center" style="background:#6CB4EE;" |12 | align="center" style="background:#DCDCDC;" |0 | align="center" style="background:#B6D5FF;" |15 |- ![[:Category: Saskatchewan,_Peasley_Name_Study| Saskatchewan]] | align="center" style="background:#DCDCDC;" |0 | align="center" style="background:#6CB4EE;" |2 | align="center" style="background:#DCDCDC;" |0 | align="center" style="background:#B6D5FF;" |2 |- !Totals ! align="center" style="background:#89CFF0;"|15 ! align="center" style="background:#6CB4EE;"|23 ! align="center" style="background:#DCDCDC;"|0 ! align="center" style="background:#B6D5FF;"|38 |} ====United States==== {| border=4 !State ! align="center" style="background:#89CFF0;"|Peaslee ! align="center" style="background:#6CB4EE;"|Peasley ! align="center" style="background:#99FFFF;"|Peisley ! align="center" style="background:#B6D5FF;"|Total |- ![[:Category:Alabama,_Peasley_Name_Study|Alabama]] | align="center" style="background:#DCDCDC;" |0 | align="center" style="background:#DCDCDC;" |0 | align="center" style="background:#DCDCDC;" |0 | align="center" style="background:#DCDCDC;" |0 |- ![[:Category:Alaska,_Peasley_Name_Study|Alaska]] | align="center" style="background:#DCDCDC;" |0 | align="center" style="background:#DCDCDC;" |0 | align="center" style="background:#DCDCDC;" |0 | align="center" style="background:#DCDCDC;" |0 |- ![[:Category:Arizona,_Peasley_Name_Study|Arizona]] | align="center" style="background:#DCDCDC;" |0 | align="center" style="background:#DCDCDC;" |0 | align="center" style="background:#DCDCDC;" |0 | align="center" style="background:#DCDCDC;" |0 |- ![[:Category:Arkansas,_Peasley_Name_Study|Arkansas]] | align="center" style="background:#DCDCDC;" |0 | align="center" style="background:#DCDCDC;" |0 | align="center" style="background:#DCDCDC;" |0 | align="center" style="background:#DCDCDC;" |0 |- ![[:Category:California,_Peasley_Name_Study|California]] | align="center" style="background:#DCDCDC;"|0 | align="center" style="background:#6CB4EE;" |15 | align="center" style="background:#DCDCDC;" |0 |align="center" style="background:#B6D5FF;"|15 |- ![[:Category:Colorado,_Peasley_Name_Study|Colorado]] | align="center" style="background:#89CFF0;"|1 | align="center" style="background:#DCDCDC;" |0 | align="center" style="background:#DCDCDC;" |0 | align="center" style="background:#B6D5FF;"|1 |- ![[:Category:Connecticut,_Peasley_Name_Study|Connecticut]] | align="center" style="background:#DCDCDC;" |0 | align="center" style="background:#6CB4EE;" |1 | align="center" style="background:#DCDCDC;" |0 | align="center" style="background:#B6D5FF;" |1 |- ![[:Category:Delaware,_Peasley_Name_Study|Delaware]] | align="center" style="background:#DCDCDC;" |0 | align="center" style="background:#DCDCDC;" |0 | align="center" style="background:#DCDCDC;" |0 | align="center" style="background:#DCDCDC;" |0 |- ![[:Category:District_of_Columbia,_Peasley_Name_Study|District of Columbia]] | align="center" style="background:#DCDCDC;" |0 | align="center" style="background:#DCDCDC;" |0 | align="center" style="background:#DCDCDC;" |0 | align="center" style="background:#DCDCDC;" |0 |- ![[:Category:Florida,_Peasley_Name_Study|Florida]] | align="center" style="background:#89CFF0;" |1 | align="center" style="background:#DCDCDC;" |0 | align="center" style="background:#DCDCDC;" |0 | align="center" style="background:#B6D5FF;" |1 |- ![[:Category:Georgia,_Peasley_Name_Study|Georgia]] | align="center" style="background:#DCDCDC;" |0 | align="center" style="background:#DCDCDC;" |0 | align="center" style="background:#DCDCDC;" |0 | align="center" style="background:#DCDCDC;" |0 |- ![[:Category:Hawaii,_Peasley_Name_Study|Hawaii]] | align="center" style="background:#DCDCDC;" |0 | align="center" style="background:#DCDCDC;" |0 | align="center" style="background:#DCDCDC;" |0 | align="center" style="background:#DCDCDC;" |0 |- ![[:Category:Idaho,_Peasley_Name_Study|Idaho]] | align="center" style="background:#DCDCDC;" |0 | align="center" style="background:#DCDCDC;" |0 | align="center" style="background:#DCDCDC;" |0 | align="center" style="background:#DCDCDC;" |0 |- ![[:Category:Illinois,_Peasley_Name_Study|Illinois]] | align="center" style="background:#DCDCDC;" |0 | align="center" style="background:#6CB4EE;"|12 | align="center" style="background:#DCDCDC;" |0 | align="center" style="background:#B6D5FF;"|12 |- ![[:Category:Indiana,_Peasley_Name_Study|Indiana]] | align="center" style="background:#89CFF0;"|5 | align="center" style="background:#6CB4EE;"|6 | align="center" 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|0 | align="center" style="background:#DCDCDC;" |0 | align="center" style="background:#DCDCDC;" |0 | align="center" style="background:#DCDCDC;" |0 |- !Totals ! align="center" style="background:#89CFF0;"|253 ! align="center" style="background:#6CB4EE;"|356 ! align="center" style="background:#99FFFF;"|5 ! align="center" style="background:#B6D5FF;"|614 |} == Peasley Notables == ===[[Wikipedia:Peaslee]]=== *[[Peaslee-436|Charles Hazen Peaslee (1804-1866)]], U.S. Representative from New Hampshire *[[Peaslee-439|Richard Peaslee]], composer for the theatre in London ===[[Wikipedia:Peasley]]=== *[[Peaslee-440|Aaron M (Peaslee) Peasley (1775-1837)]], American button maker *Cheryl Anne (Peasley) Collins (born 5 Jan 1951 New South Wales), Australian Olympic sprinter ([[Wikipedia:Cheryl_Peasley]] & Wikidata=Q27430438) (FamilySearch: [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/G6L3-777 G6L3-777]) ''still living and only two languages on wp article'' [[Robinson-27225|Robinson-27225]] 15:53, 7 April 2022 (UTC) *Ed Peasley (born c. 1935), American football player and coach ([[Wikipedia:Ed_Peasley]] & Wikidata=Q26923925) ''still living and only one language on wp article'' *[[Peasley-316|Captain Ralph Erksine Peasley]] (1866-1948) Famous sea captain from Washington State *[[Peasley-324|Marv Peasley]] (1889-1948) Southpaw pitcher, Professional Baseball Player ===[[Wikipedia:Peisley]]=== *[[Peisley-173|Frederick Walter James Peisley (1904-1975)]], British film and television actor *George Peisley, Australian cattle thief confronted at Oatley, New South Wales in 1898 *[[Peisley-49|John Peisley]] (1805-1871), Australian politician *[[Peisley-174|John Peisley (1835-1862)]], member of Australian Gardiner–Hall gang *[[Peisley-130|Mary Peisley]] (1718-1757), Irish Quaker writer == Resources ==
[[Space:Clan_Paisley|Clan Paisley]] | [[Space:Paisley_DNA_Group_Project|Paisley DNA Group Project]]
{| border=4 cellpadding="8" width=600 ! align="center" style="background:#638e88;"|'''2014''' |} {| border=4 cellpadding="8" width=600 ! align="center" style="background:#638e88;"|'''Peaslee: 2169''' |} {| width=600 border=4 ! !!Incidence!!Frequency!!Rank in Area |- !United States |align="center"|2,094 |align="center"|1:173,119 |align="center"|17,377 |- !Canada |align="center"|66 |align="center"|1:558,268 |align="center"|46,644 |- !Germany |align="center"|2 |align="center"|1:40,252,740 |align="center"|481,655 |- !Australia |align="center"|1 |align="center"|1:26,995,706 |align="center"|272,283 |} {| border=4 cellpadding="8" width=600 ! align="center" style="background:#638e88;"|'''Peasley: 2707''' |} {| width=600 border=4 ! !!Incidence!!Frequency!!Rank in Area |- !United States |align="center"|2,054 |align="center"|1:176,490 |align="center"|17,650 |- !Australia |align="center"|274 |align="center"|1:98,524 |align="center"|11,222 |- !England |align="center"|233 |align="center"|1:239,133 |align="center"|19,653 |- !Canada |align="center"|65 |align="center"|1:566,857 |align="center"|47,228 |- !South Africa |align="center"|24 |align="center"|1:2,257,404 |align="center"|96,443 |- !Scotland |align="center"|15 |align="center"|1:356,921 |align="center"|15,741 |- !Israel |align="center"|11 |align="center"|1:777,967 |align="center"|50,645 |- !Wales |align="center"|11 |align="center"|1:281,321 |align="center"|15,839 |- !Germany |align="center"|7 |align="center"|1:11,500,783 |align="center"|305,619 |- !Northern Ireland |align="center"|5 |align="center"|1:369,007 |align="center"|15,230 |} {| border=4 cellpadding="8" width=600 ! align="center" style="background:#638e88;"|'''Peisley: 1111''' |} {| width=600 border=4 ! !!Incidence!!Frequency!!Rank in Area |- !Australia |align="center"|969 |align="center"|1:27,859 |align="center"|3,781 |- !United States |align="center"|91 |align="center"|1:3,983,632 |align="center"|216,343 |- !England |align="center"|41 |align="center"|1:1,358,977 |align="center"|60,831 |- !Canada |align="center"|6 |align="center"|1: 6,140,946 |align="center"|260,738 |} {|width=600 border=4 !Census !'''[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1H80Wy5vbTBKYfy4llKLz0u5PmQfR6nacWe94SK6zNvs/edit?usp=sharing PEASLEE]''' !'''[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1ElhyATJpnhs-D-ukM4bn8pvX1Vu_tfbndBAi_2TqGS8/edit?usp=sharing PEASLEY]''' !'''[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1M-4Uq953bfX_CP6FJ5LtgNvIEFUyjPGXMjsQlf_YzGo/edit?usp=sharing PEISLEY]''' !'''TOTAL''' |- |align="center"|'''1841''' |align="center"|0 |align="center"|83 |align="center"|7 |align="center"|'''90''' |- |align="center"|'''1851''' |align="center"|0 |align="center"|127 |align="center"|7 |align="center"|'''134''' |- |align="center"|'''1860''' |align="center"|645 |align="center"|418 |align="center"|0 |align="center"|'''1064''' |- |align="center"|'''1861''' |align="center"|4 |align="center"|167 |align="center"|21 |align="center"|'''192''' |- |align="center"|'''1870''' |align="center"|531 |align="center"|606 |align="center"|0 |align="center"|'''1137''' |- |align="center"|'''1871''' |align="center"|7 |align="center"|180 |align="center"|8 |align="center"|'''195''' |- |align="center"|'''1880''' |align="center"|546 |align="center"|629 |align="center"|8 |align="center"|'''1212''' |- |align="center"|'''1881''' |align="center"|10 |align="center"|139 |align="center"|19 |align="center"|'''158''' |- |align="center"|'''1891''' |align="center"|13 |align="center"|214 |align="center"|43 |align="center"|'''270''' |- |align="center"|'''1900''' |align="center"|572 |align="center"|732 |align="center"|6 |align="center"|'''1320''' |- |align="center"|''' 1901''' |align="center"|8 |align="center"|201 |align="center"|18 |align="center"|'''227''' |- |align="center"|'''1910''' |align="center"|617 |align="center"|732 |align="center"|2 |align="center"|'''1351''' |- |align="center"|'''1911''' |align="center"|0 |align="center"|238 |align="center"|22 |align="center"|'''260''' |- |align="center"|'''1920''' |align="center"|646 |align="center"|769 |align="center"|6 |align="center"|'''1421''' |- |align="center"|'''1930''' |align="center"|677 |align="center"|853 |align="center"|1 |align="center"|'''1531''' |- |align="center"|'''1940''' |align="center"|689 |align="center"|831 |align="center"|11 |align="center"|'''1531''' |- |align="center"|'''1950''' |align="center"|684 |align="center"|965 |align="center"|28 |align="center"|'''1677''' |} Click for more detailed statistics and charts from the [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1p9a6xQeYQISD1fFOBeqYr93lH4Cv6rBlPSqeCOlfENI/edit?usp=sharing United States Census] ===Distribution=== These are the numbers for profiles on WikiTree with the name study sticker
Peck Name Study
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[[Category:Peck Name Study]] [[Category:One Name Studies]] [[Category:DNA Projects]] This is a One Name Study to collect together in one place everything about one surname and the variants of that name. The hope is that other researchers like you will join our study to help make it a valuable reference point for people studying lines that cross or intersect. Please contact the project leader, add categories to your profiles, add your questions to the bulletin board, add details of your name research, etc.
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:'''1884 through 1992 La Escalera Ranches''', located in Brewster, Pecos and Reeves counties. Acreage: 272,000 acres. Primary use cow-calf. This is similar to the XIT RANCH story.. Texas wanted to build a new Capitol for Austin however it did not have sufficient money, but it had land.. The State of Texas transferred the land to the GC&SF Railway in exchange for money and materials used to the build the Texas' Capitol. Lyda has added 38,000 acres to La Escalera since he bought it, totaling 226,000 acres. He also owns the 46,000-acre Lake Ranch in Reeves County. http://www.texasmonthly.com/articles/the-biggest-ranches/
::Andrew Jackson Royal moved to the area. He had been accused of murder in Junction, Texas. He bought land, and ran a saloon. Soon he became a sheriff. :'''1890''' - County had 227 cattle, 150 sheep, with 1,300 acres planted in corn. :'''1900''' - Cattle and sheep ranching dominated, with small plots of wheat, rye, corn, oats. :'''1900''' -Sheffield began near the Pecos River. ::Girvin, named for rancher John H Girvin grew up around a train stop and was a cattle shipping spot. :'''1920's''' Due to the oil boom the population doubled in the 1920’s :'''1927''' Yates Oil Field in Crockett and Pecos Counties, giving an oil boom to the area. ::Texas Highway 290 was constructed which connected Fort Stockton to Big Bend National Park :'''1952''' the largest gas field in the county was opened on the M.C. Puckett and Son Ranch, south of Fort Stockton. :
:'''1974 Clayton Williams Ranches,''' located in Bordon, Brewster, Jeff Davis, Pecos, and Presidio Counties. The Primary use for the ranches are Cow-Calf, and yearling, Acreage: 183,000 acres. This man was a Republican candidate for Texas governor in 1990. He says he does not have the heritage of the 6666 Ranch, but he loves the land. He buys land with profits made elsewhere. He made a fortune in oil, (CEO of Clayton Williams Energy in Midland), then Ranch #1, the 26,880 - acre of Alpine in 1975. Following this were three more ranches: Ranch #2, 78,000-acre "West Pyle" in Pecos County, and Ranch #3 10,000 acres farmland located in Fort Stockton. Williams' wife, Modesta is from an old ranching family. They raise their children to work on the ranches in the summers. http://www.texasmonthly.com/articles/the-biggest-ranches/
:'''1980'''- economy is still based on farming, ranching and the oil and gas.
:'''1988 McCoy Ranches''', located in Jeff Davis, Pecos and Reeves Counties, USE: COW-CALF, 170,000 acres- :McCoy Ranches do not use helicopters to round up cattle, it still uses cowboys who live in camps on the land, just like the King Ranch did in the days of 1860. The ranches here are hilly and mountainous, similar to the rounding up of the cattle in Southern Colorado. Thus it is still best to ride horseback. Owner Emmett McCoy and wife Miriam feels it works better. McCoy grew up in Houston/Galveston. His company of building supplies, after World War II provided the funds after retirement to start the ranch. McCoy has a 22,000 acre Seven Springs Ranch and 150,000 more including the Rockville Ranch, and the U Ranch.http://www.texasmonthly.com/articles/the-biggest-ranches/
{{Image|file=Pecos_County_Texas-7.jpg |align=r |size=150 |caption=Paisano Pete statue. }}{{clear}} ===Government Offices=== {{Image|file=Pecos_County_Texas-3.jpg |align=c |size=300 |caption=Pecos county. }}{{clear}} {{Image|file=Pecos_County_Texas-1.jpg |align=r |size=250 |caption=Pecos Co., first courthouse with a dome on top. }}{{clear}} ''Dome is reported as placed there 1911, then removed in 1930's.http://www.texasescapes.com/WestTexasTowns/FtStocktonTx/PecosCountyCourthouse.htm '' :1883 -The first courthouse was built by Westerman. This courthouse was Remodeled. :'''1911-12''' This courthouse was Remodeled. This gave it a new facade, is said to be classical Revival and is made of stone. According to The Courthouses of Texas: a Guide by Mavis P. Kelsey and Donald H. Dyal, this is the only courthouse that Pecos County has had. The guide states that the courthouse (built in 1883), once had a dome placed there during a remodeling in 1911-12. The dome is said to have been '''removed in the 1930s'''. '''Current Remodeled 1930 Courthouse''' {{Image|file=Pecos_County_Texas-6.jpg |align=l |size=220 |caption=Pecos Co. Jail. }} {{Image|file=Pecos_County_Texas-5.jpg |align=r |size=280 |caption=Remodeled Courthouse. }}{{clear}} ====Geography==== The county has a total area of 4,765 square miles, all of which is land except 1.0 square mile (0.02%) is water. It is the second-largest county by area in Texas by area. Geography of Pecos county is high, broken plateau in West Texas. Any rain received drains to Pecos and tributaries; Imperial Reservoir, Lake Leon. Soil here is sandy, clay, loam soils. Pecos County covers 4,776 square miles size, in the Trans-Pecos physiographic region, which begins at the Pecos River. Southern and eastern part of the county have hilly surface with dark, loamy soil over limestone.(90% exposed rock). The Northern and western section has alkaline, loamy desert type soil over limestone bedrock. Highest elevation is the Glass Mountains in the SW part. The eastern and central part, which are at the far edge of the Edwards Platau, have mesas and arroyos. Pecos River is the only major source of surface water in the county, which flows continuously. Other streams in the county flow only after infrequent hard rains. This county only has 13 inches total rainfall/year. ===Adjacent counties=== *Ward County (north) *Crane County (north) *Crockett County (east){{Image|file=Pecos_County_Texas-4.jpg |align=r |size=150 |caption=adjacent counties }} *Terrell County (southeast) *Brewster County (southwest) *Jeff Davis County (west) *Reeves County (northwest) ===Protected areas=== Old Fort Stockton, Annie Riggs Museum, stagecoach stop, scenic drives, Dinosaur Track Roadside Park, cattle-trail sites, archaeological museum with oil and ranch-heritage collections; Comanche Springs Water Carnival in summer ===Demographics=== {{Image|file=Pecos_County_Texas-9.jpg |align=c |size=300 |caption=Pecos cantalopes. }} '''PECOS CANTALOPES!!''' These are the resources for the population to support itself: Cattle ranches, alfalfa, pecans, sheep, goats, onions, peppers, melons. Market value $47.5 million. . Hunting leases are sold yearly for deer, etc. Temperatures range low of 31° F in January to 96° F in July. Growing season -225 days, except there is insufficient rainfall. The center of the county is located at 30°40' north latitude and 102°40' west longitude. Fort Stockton, the county seat, seventy-five locatedmiles SW of Odessa. The area is named for the Pecos River, which flows along the northern boundary of the county. Pecos has one of the largest oil fields in the United States, the '''Yates Oil Field''', located in the eastern part of the county, along the Pecos River, which covers approximately 41 square miles. Grass and trees of Pecos County-sparse grass with desert scrubs and cacti. In the southeast, slightly taller grasses, desert shrub, and scrubby live oaks elsewhere. Animals here are deer, foxes, ring-tailed cats, sandhill cranes, doves, and ducks. The county economy relies on sheep ranching and or cattle, angora goats, and hogs are also raised Less than 1% is good farmland. Crops include '''cantaloupes''', carrots, bell peppers, onions, peaches, and pecans. A big dependence is upon the oil and gas. {{red|Most Texans look forward to Pecos Cantelopes in the summer.}} Highways:
:I-10- Interstate 10 :U.S. Highway 67 :U.S. Highway 190 : U.S. Highway 285 :U.S. Highway 385 :Texas State Highway 18 :Texas State Highway 290 :Texas State Highway 349 United States Census 2010 reflects there were 15,507 people living in the county. Ethnicity- 79.4% were White, 3.7% Black or African American, 0.8% Native American. Of the white population there are 67.3% were Hispanic. The population density was 4 people per square mile (1/km²). There were 6,338 housing units at an average density of 1 per square mile. About 18.10% of families and 20.40% of the population were '''below the poverty line''', including 27.20% of those under age 18 and 16.30% of those age 65 or over.median income for a household in the county was $28,033, and the median income for a family was $31,122. The breakdown of income for males to females is always higher for males as reflected here: Males had a median income of $25,888 versus $18,113 for females. Schools: Buena Vista, Fort Stockton, and Iraan-Sheffield. Independent school districts. College:
:Midland College - a junior college (part of main campus in Midland, Texas) :Williams Regional Technical Training Center (WRTTC), located alongside Interstate Highway 10, in Fort Stockton, built 1996 to extend higher education and workforce development training for West Texas.. Fort Stockton and Pecos County are part of the Midland College service area. ====Cities==== {{Image|file=Pecos_County_Texas.jpg |align=r |size=170 |caption=image of Pecos and Ft Stockton }}{{clear}} *[[:Category: Fort Stockton, Texas|Fort Stockton]] (county seat) *[[:Category: Iraan, Texas|Iraan]] *[[:Category: Imperial, Texas|Imperial]] *[[:Category: Bakersfield, Texas|Bakersfield]] *[[:Category: Girvin, Texas|Girvin]] *[[:Category: Sheffield, Texas|Sheffield]] ===Formed From=== Presidio County ===County Resources=== *Alley Oop Museum found on Alley Oop Lane. *Paisano Pete the Roadrunner statue- the agile roadrunner ====Census==== :1880 -- 1,807 — :1890 -- 1,326 −26.6% :1900 -- 2,360 78.0% :1910 -- 2,071 −12.2% :1920 -- 3,857 86.2% :1930 -- 7,812 102.5% :1940 -- 8,185 4.8% :1950 -- 9,939 21.4% :1960 -- 11,957 20.3% :1970 -- 13,748 15.0% :1980 -- 14,618 6.3% :1990 -- 14,675 0.4% :2000 -- 16,809 14.5% :2010 -- 15,507 −7.7% :Est. 2015 -- 16,203 ===Notables=== * V.T. Hamlin - creator of cartoon "Alley Oop" *Clayton W. Williams, Sr., served for sixteen years as a Pecos county commissioner. *Oscar Waldo Williams, earlier served a decade as Pecos county judge. *Clayton Wheat Williams, Jr. Republican gubnatorial nominee ====Land Grants==== ===Cemeteries=== {{Image|file=Rusk County Cemeteries.gif |align=l |size=360 |caption= }}{{clear}} *[[:Category: East Hill Cemetery, Fort Stockton, Texas|East Hill Cemetery]] **[http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=csr&CScnty=2705 Find a Grave cemeteries, Pecos county] **[http://www.cemeteries-of-tx.com/Wtx/Pecos/ListPecos.html Pecos county cemeteries, Gloria Mayfield] **[http://genealogytrails.com/tex/bigbend/pecos/cemetery.html Genealogy trails Pecos cemeteries] ===Sources===
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{{US History|sub-project=Texas}} *'''[[Space:Texas|Texas Space Page]]''' *The current leader of this project is: [[Richardson-7161|Mary Richardson]]. ===History/Timeline=== {{Image|file=Pecos_County_Texas-8.jpg |align=c |size=400 |caption=Pecos county sign, }} *{{Blue|Pecos County was formed from Presidio County in 1871 and organized in 1872.}}https://texasalmanac.com/index.php?q=topics/government/pecos-county :'''2000 B.C.. to 700-800 A.D.''' Artifacts, pictographs and a burial site near Tunas Creek. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pecos_County,_Texas :'''1300 A.D.''' Some archeological digs near Squawteat Peak have found artifacts from prehistoric hunter gathers, such as 14 stones arranged in what is similar to as wickiup and tipi rings. The ring midden in the camp area shows dating by radiocarbon as 1300 A.D. :'''1840''' The Comanche Trail crossed Pecos County. Chihuahua Trail brought Spanish and Mexicans. Comanche Springs, the source of Comanche Creek,was a source of water for the Native Americans long ago. http://www.legendsofamerica.com/tx-fortstockton.html ::Indians near Comanche Springs were traveling from Chihuahua to Santa Fe, NM. :'''1858''' - Fort Stockton, a US army outpost was established to help guard the carriers of San Antonio-El Paso mail. Comanche springs was the ideal spot to establish the Fort, since it was a source of water. The First and eighth Infantry troops built the fort. The site was SW of the actual town of Fort Stockton. The company H of first infantry was the first group to be stationed there. :'''1858''' Butterfield Overland Mail started service to the post :'''1861-65''' - Civil War. When the war started The U.S. troops and it was manned by Confederates, then they also left to fight in the war. Little was left of this first post by the time the Civil war was over. :'''July, 1867''' - Colonel Edward Hatch, Commander of 9th Cavalry, built Fort Stockton again, located at its present site which is about 1/2 mile NE of the other fort. This new fort was larger. For a while the 9th U.S. Cavalry Regiment which are the Buffalo Soldiers were stationed there. 35 buildings were built on the leased property. the first was a guardhouse completed 1868. Two buildings were limestone, but the rest were adobe.Handbook of Texas Online, Glenn Justice and John Leffler, "Pecos County," accessed July 23, 2016, http://www.tshaonline.org/handbook/online/articles/hcp05. Uploaded on June 15, 2010. Modified on February 15, 2016. Published by the Texas State Historical Association. ::The town, Fort Stockton began near the army post at Comanche Springs, but was named St. Gail, Texas. :'''1867-1886''' - It should be remembered 87% of the soldiers stationed at Fort Stockton were the Buffalo Soldiers. They did their job of protecting the frontier and the settlers, amidst racial prejudice, harsh conditions at that fort. :'''1870''' - the area population was about 420 residents, most of which had come from San Antonio. :'''1871''' - Pecos County was created by the Texas legislature from Bexar Territory and later split from Presidio County with the newly renamed Fort Stockton as the county seat boosting 1,100 people living there. : :'''1875''' - the 9th Cavalry were sent to New Mexico. Colonel Benjamin Grierson's 10th Cavalry took over the duties. :'''1880''' - St Gail was renamed Fort Stockton. : '''June 30, 1886 ''' and left abandoned. Also the Texas and Pacific and Southern Pacific Railroads bypassed Fort Stockton. Both actions caused a slump in the area to the economics and the residents. :I-10- Interstate 10 :U.S. Highway 67 :U.S. Highway 190 : U.S. Highway 285 :U.S. Highway 385 :Texas State Highway 18 :Texas State Highway 290 :Texas State Highway 349 United States Census 2010 reflects there were 15,507 people living in the county. Ethnicity- 79.4% were White, 3.7% Black or African American, 0.8% Native American. Of the white population there are 67.3% were Hispanic. The population density was 4 people per square mile (1/km²). There were 6,338 housing units at an average density of 1 per square mile. About 18.10% of families and 20.40% of the population were '''below the poverty line''', including 27.20% of those under age 18 and 16.30% of those age 65 or over.median income for a household in the county was $28,033, and the median income for a family was $31,122. The breakdown of income for males to females is always higher for males as reflected here: Males had a median income of $25,888 versus $18,113 for females. Schools: Buena Vista, Fort Stockton, and Iraan-Sheffield. Independent school districts. College:
:Midland College - a junior college (part of main campus in Midland, Texas) :Williams Regional Technical Training Center (WRTTC), located alongside Interstate Highway 10, in Fort Stockton, built 1996 to extend higher education and workforce development training for West Texas.. Fort Stockton and Pecos County are part of the Midland College service area. ====Cities==== {{Image|file=Pecos_County_Texas.jpg |align=r |size=170 |caption=image of Pecos and Ft Stockton }}{{clear}} *[[:Category: Fort Stockton, Texas|Fort Stockton]] (county seat) *[[:Category: Iraan, Texas|Iraan]] *[[:Category: Imperial, Texas|Imperial]] *[[:Category: Bakersfield, Texas|Bakersfield]] *[[:Category: Girvin, Texas|Girvin]] *[[:Category: Sheffield, Texas|Sheffield]] ===Formed From=== Presidio County ===County Resources=== *Alley Oop Museum found on Alley Oop Lane. *Paisano Pete the Roadrunner statue- the agile roadrunner ====Census==== :1880 -- 1,807 — :1890 -- 1,326 −26.6% :1900 -- 2,360 78.0% :1910 -- 2,071 −12.2% :1920 -- 3,857 86.2% :1930 -- 7,812 102.5% :1940 -- 8,185 4.8% :1950 -- 9,939 21.4% :1960 -- 11,957 20.3% :1970 -- 13,748 15.0% :1980 -- 14,618 6.3% :1990 -- 14,675 0.4% :2000 -- 16,809 14.5% :2010 -- 15,507 −7.7% :Est. 2015 -- 16,203 ===Notables=== * V.T. Hamlin - creator of cartoon "Alley Oop" *Clayton W. Williams, Sr., served for sixteen years as a Pecos county commissioner. *Oscar Waldo Williams, earlier served a decade as Pecos county judge. *Clayton Wheat Williams, Jr. Republican gubnatorial nominee ====Land Grants==== ===Cemeteries=== {{Image|file=Rusk County Cemeteries.gif |align=l |size=360 |caption= }}{{clear}} *[[:Category: East Hill Cemetery, Fort Stockton, Texas|East Hill Cemetery]] **[http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=csr&CScnty=2705 Find a Grave cemeteries, Pecos county] **[http://www.cemeteries-of-tx.com/Wtx/Pecos/ListPecos.html Pecos county cemeteries, Gloria Mayfield] **[http://genealogytrails.com/tex/bigbend/pecos/cemetery.html Genealogy trails Pecos cemeteries] ===Sources===
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[[Category: Sources by Name]] Other: [[Space:Sources-England#Yorkshire|Yorkshire Sources]] | [[Space:Sources-England#Lancashire|Lancashire Sources]] __TOC__ == Pedigrees of the County Families == : AKA: "Pedigrees of the County Families of Yorkshire" : AKA: "Pedigrees of The County Families of England" : AKA: "Pedigrees of The County Families of Lancashire" * compiled by [[Foster-13565|Joseph Foster]] (1844-1905) and authenticated by the members of each family * Vol. 1 published by Head, Hole and Co., 1873 * Vol. 2 & 3 published by W. Wilfred Head, Plough Court, Fetter Lane, E.C., London, 1874 * [[Special:Whatlinkshere/Space:Pedigrees of the County Families|WikiTree Profiles that use this source]] === Available online at these locations: === * Vol. 1 Lancashire (Title: Pedigrees of The County Families of England) ::* https://archive.org/details/pedigreesofcount00fost * Vol. 2 West Riding (Title: Pedigrees of The County Families of Yorkshire) ::* https://archive.org/details/pedigreesofcount01fost ::* https://archive.org/details/pedigreesofcount02fost * Vol. 3 North and East Riding (Title: Pedigrees of The County Families of Yorkshire) ::* https://archive.org/details/pedigreesofcount03fost === WikiTree Syntax === * Foster, Joseph. ''[[Space:Pedigrees of the County Families|Pedigrees of the County Families of Yorkshire]]'' (W. Wilfred Head, London, 1873-1874) Vol. , [ Page ]. * ([[#Foster|Foster]])
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[[Category: Sources by Name]] PEDIGREES of the families of Suffolk, with historical illustrations, by the same. Alphabetically arranged. This is 43 volumes of manuscript notes compiled David Elisha Davy, a local antiquarian, who died in 1851. It mostly consists of pedigree charts with some accompanying transcripts of original documents. The original books are kept at the [http://www.bl.uk/ British Library] in the Western Manuscripts section, 96 Euston Rd, London, reference Add MS 19114 to 19156. They can be accessed by members of the public visiting in person who hold a reader's card and order the book with at least 70 minutes notice. They are arranged in alphabetical order. An Index to the manuscripts was published in "The Genealogists" magazine in four parts: * [https://archive.org/stream/genealogist05selb#page/117 MS 19114 - 19128 (Surnames A-E)] * [https://archive.org/stream/genealogist06selb#page/n133/mode/2up MS 19129 - 19138 (Surnames F-K)] * [https://archive.org/stream/genealogist06selb#page/n237/mode/2up MS 19139 - 19148(pt) (Surnames L-Sh)] * [https://archive.org/stream/genealogist06selb#page/n299/mode/2up MS 19148(rem) - 19156 (Surnames Sh-Z)]
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[[Project:Wales|Wales Project]] | [[Space:Wales_County_Teams|County Teams]] | Pembrokeshire Team ==Welcome to the Pembrokeshire Team== {| border="2" cellpadding="8" ! align="center" style="background:#e1efbb;"|Team Interests {| border="1" cellpadding="6" |- style="background-color: #fff; height: 40px;" ! width="25%" align="center" style="background:#ffe183"|'''Team Members''' ! width="50%" align="center" style="background:#ffe183"|'''Interests''' ! width="25%" align="center" style="background:#ffe183"|'''Working On''' |- ! align="center" style="background:#e1efbb;"|[[Gilbert-13209|Todd Gilbert]]
(Team Leader) ! style="background:#e1efbb; font-weight:normal;"|* Pembroke Dock - Yerward, Spriggs
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* Wales medieval profiles |- ! align="center" style="background:#e1efbb;"|[[Owens-12761|Jerry Owens]] ! style="background:#e1efbb; font-weight:normal;"| ! style="background:#e1efbb; font-weight:normal;"| |- ! align="center" style="background:#e1efbb;"|[[Rees-1371|Anne Rees]] ! style="background:#e1efbb; font-weight:normal;"| ! style="background:#e1efbb; font-weight:normal;"| |- ! align="center" style="background:#e1efbb;"|[[Thomas-57842|Andrew Thomas]] ! style="background:#e1efbb; font-weight:normal;"| ! style="background:#e1efbb; font-weight:normal;"| |- ! align="center" style="background:#e1efbb;"|[[Tyner-99|John Tyner]] ! style="background:#e1efbb; font-weight:normal;"| ! style="background:#e1efbb; font-weight:normal;"| |} |} ==Goal== The goal of this Team is to make all County profiles the best that they can be. It is our desire to leave a lasting legacy of work for future generations by sourcing, connecting and growing our County branches of the tree. ==Tasks== The following links are to profiles which need attention and have a connection to Pembrokeshire. Connections typically can be Birth Place, Death Place or Marriage Location. * Orphans || [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=Pembrokeshire%20orphan&MaxProfiles=3000&SortOrder=BiDa&pagesize=50 No Profile Manager] * [[:Category:Wales%2C_Maintenance_Categories|Wales Maintenance Categories]] || Use to find profiles needing improvement. Please add these to profiles if required, so we can work on improving them. If the person was in Pembrokeshire at some point in their life, use county category rather than just Wales. * Wales & County Statistics || [[Space:Wales_%26_County_Statistics_Page|All Wales Stats]] || [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Space:Wales_%26_County_Statistics_Page&public=1#Figures_by_County Stats by Counties] ** [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=Pembrokeshire+unconnected&MaxProfiles=1000&SortOrder=BiDa&pagesize=50 Unconnected - need connecting to a family tree] ** [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=Pembrokeshire%20unsourced&MaxProfiles=1000&SortOrder=BiDa&pagesize=50 Unsourced - no source is provided] ** [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=Pembrokeshire%20unknown&MaxProfiles=1000&SortOrder=BiDa&pagesize=50 Unknown - an entry is marked "unknown"] ** [[Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_WAL_PMB|Suggestions - includes a variety of Pembrokeshire profile issues which need attention]] * County Location Checks ** [https://plus.wikitree.com/default.htm?report=ana2&Location=Pembrokeshire Check for "Pembrokeshire" spelling variants] ** [https://plus.wikitree.com/default.htm?report=ana2&Location=Pembroke%2C+Wales Check for "Pembroke" spelling variants with "Wales" as country] ** [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=%22Pembrokeshire%22%20not%20Wales&MaxProfiles=1000&ShowRelatives=0&pagesize=50 Check for "Pembrokeshire" entries without "Wales" as country] ==Resources== *[[Space:Pembrokeshire Resources|Pembrokeshire Resources]] *[[:Category:Pembrokeshire|Pembrokeshire Place Categories]] ==Additional Lists== * [[Space:Commemorative_Plaques_in_Wales|Commemorative Plaques in Wales]] || Lists those who have been recognised for their achievements. * [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebProfileSearch/Profiles.htm?Query=Pembrokeshire%20Wales%20Notables&MaxProfiles=1000&SortOrder=BiDa&pagesize=50&pageIdx=1 Pembrokeshire Notables] || Lists profiles meeting notables criteria with Birth, Marriage, or Death in Pembrokeshire.
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Please join and help Categories this Name . . .Geoff === How to Join === Please contact the project leader [[Rice-9801|Geoff Rice]] or post a comment to the right. If you have any questions, just ask. Thanks! === How to Add a Profile === All profiles should be in the Top Category [[Category:Penberthy Name Study]] and also in the Bottom Category *Example ''If John Penberthy was born in St Ives, Cornwall, England he would be put in'' [[Category:St Ives, Cornwall, Penberthy Name Study]] and NOT in the [[Category:England, Penberthy Name Study]] or [[Category:Cornwall, Penberthy Name Study]] *Example ''If John Penberthy was born in Crapstone, Devon, England and Died in Canada he would be put in'' [[Category:Devon, Penberthy Name Study]] as we do not at the moment divide Devon to Towns and Villages, and [[Category:Canada, Penberthy Name Study]] === Sortable Category Tree === Go to bottom of page to go to any of the Category's listed below {| border="1" class="wikitable sortable" |No||Level||Category||Profiles||Categorys within this Category |- |1||Top Level||[[Category:Penberthy Name Study]] ||340||2, 4, 10, 35 |- |2||1st Level||[[Category:Africa,Penberthy Name Study]] ||0||3 |- |3||2nd Level||[[Category:South Africa, Penberthy Name Study]] ||1|| |- |4||1st Level||[[Category:Australasia, Penberthy Name Study]] ||0||5 |- |5||2nd Level||[[Category:Australia, Penberthy Name Study]] ||2||6, 7, 8, 9 |- |6||3rd Level||[[Category:New South Wales, Penberthy Name Study]] ||4|| |- |7||3rd Level||[[Category:South Australia, Penberthy Name Study]] ||7|| |- |8||3rd Level||[[Category:Victoria, Penberthy Name Study]] ||14|| |- |9||3rd Level||[[Category:Western Australia, Penberthy Name Study]] ||5|| |- |10||1st Level||[[Category:Europe, Penberthy Name Study]] ||0||11 |- |11||2nd Level||[[Category:England, Penberthy Name Study]] ||2||12, 32, 33, 34 |- |12||3rd Level||[[Category:Cornwall, Penberthy Name Study]] ||12||13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31 |- |13||4th Level||[[Category:Breage, Cornwall, Penberthy Name Study]] ||1|| |- |14||4th Level||[[Category:Gulval, Cornwall, Penberthy Name Study]] ||1|| |- |15||4th Level||[[Category:Helston, Cornwall, Penberthy Name Study]] ||2|| |- |16||4th Level||[[Category:Illogan, Cornwall, Penberthy Name Study]] ||2|| |- |17||4th Level||[[Category:Lelant, Cornwall, Penberthy Name Study]] ||78|| |- |18||4th Level||[[Category:Ludgvan, Cornwall, Penberthy Name Study]] ||1|| |- |19||4th Level||[[Category:Memheniot, Cornwall, Penberthy Name Study]] ||3|| |- |20||4th Level||[[Category:Morvah, Cornwall, Penberthy Name Study]] ||1|| |- |21||4th Level||[[Category:Paul, Cornwall, Penberthy Name Study]] ||2|| |- |22||4th Level||[[Category:Penzance, Cornwall, Penberthy Name Study]] ||15|| |- |23||4th Level||[[Category:Phillack, Cornwall, Penberthy Name Study]] ||14|| |- |24||4th Level||[[Category:Redruth, Cornwall, Penberthy Name Study]] ||4|| |- |25||4th Level||[[Category:Sennen, Cornwall, Penberthy Name Study]] ||1|| |- |26||4th Level||[[Category:St Erth, Cornwall, Penberthy Name Study]] ||25|| |- |27||4th Level||[[Category:St Ives, Cornwall, Penberthy Name Study]] ||70|| |- |28||4th Level||[[Category:St Just, Cornwall, Penberthy Name Study]] ||43|| |- |29||4th Level||[[Category:St Keverne, Cornwall, Penberthy Name Study]] ||1|| |- |30||4th Level||[[Category:Towednack, Cornwall, Penberthy Name Study]] ||4|| |- |31||4th Level||[[Category:Zennor, Cornwall, Penberthy Name Study]] ||2|| |- |32||3rd Level||[[Category:Devon, Penberthy Name Study]] ||13|| |- |33||3rd Level||[[Category:Durham, Penberthy Name Study]] ||1|| |- |34||3rd Level||[[Category:Lancashire, Penberthy Name Study]] ||1|| |- |35||1st Level||[[Category:North America, Penberthy Name Study]] ||0||36, 38 |- |36||2nd Level||[[Category:Canada, Penberthy Name Study]] ||0||37 |- |37||3rd Level||[[Category:British Columbia, Penberthy Name Study]] ||1|| |- |38||2nd Level||[[Category:United States, Penberthy Name Study]] ||0||39, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47, 48, 49, 50, 51, 52 |- |39||3rd Level||[[Category:California, Penberthy Name Study]] ||3|| |- |40||3rd Level||[[Category:Colorado, Penberthy Name Study]] ||6|| |- |41||3rd Level||[[Category:Georgia, Penberthy Name Study]] ||1|| |- |42||3rd Level||[[Category:Illinois, Penberthy Name Study]] ||1|| |- |43||3rd Level||[[Category:Michigan, Penberthy Name Study]] ||6|| |- |44||3rd Level||[[Category:Minnesota, Penberthy Name Study]] ||1|| |- |45||3rd Level||[[Category:Missouri, Penberthy Name Study]] ||2|| |- |46||3rd Level||[[Category:Nebraska, Penberthy Name Study]] ||1|| |- |47||3rd Level||[[Category:New Jersey, Penberthy Name Study]] ||4|| |- |48||3rd Level||[[Category:North Dakota, Penberthy Name Study]] ||2|| |- |49||3rd Level||[[Category:Ohio, Penberthy Name Study]] ||4|| |- |50||3rd Level||[[Category:Pennsylvania, Penberthy Name Study]] ||12|| |- |51||3rd Level||[[Category:South Dakota, Penberthy Name Study]] ||3|| |- |52||3rd Level||[[Category:Wisconsin, Penberthy Name Study]] ||15|| |}
=== Goals === This is a One Name Study to collect together in one place everything about one surname and the variants of that name. The hope is that other researchers like you will join our study to help make it a valuable reference point for people studying lines that cross or intersect. === Surname Variants === Penbirthe,
===Penberthy Name Meaning=== We have 3 definitions of the name Penberthy . . ''I believe the first'' . . Penberthy Cross is a region in the southwest of Cornwall
*'''Wikipedia''' Penberthy is a locational surname of Cornish origin, which meant a person from Penberthy Cross in Cornwall *'''Forbears''' from pen-berth, -verth, the green top. Pryce renders "berthy, to bear, to carry; Treberthes in Veryan, the bearing or fruitful place." — Patronymica Cornu-Britannica (1870) by Richard Stephen Charnock *'''House of Names''' Penberthy is a name of ancient Anglo-Saxon origin and comes from a family once having lived in the township of Pemberton which was in Wigan in the county of Lancashire. This surname was originally derived from Old Welsh and Old English terms which denoted that the original bearers of the Penberthy surname lived by the barley farm near a hill
===Penberthy Immigrants=== Any Penberthy's that have emigrated to another country permanently. {| border="1" class="wikitable sortable" |From||Profile||To |- |Devon, England||[[Penberthy-2|James Henry Harris Penberthy]]|| Western Australia, Australia |- |Cornwall, England||[[Penberthy-28|Charles Penberthy]]|| South Australia, Australia |- |Cornwall, England||[[Edwards-7181|Mary (Edwards) Penberthy]]|| South Australia, Australia |- |Cornwall, England||[[Penberthy-35|Elizabeth Jane (Penberthy) Couch]]|| British Columbia, Canada |- |England||[[Penberthy-38|Elizabeth Penberthy]]||Colorado, USA |- |Cornwall, England||[[Penberthy-44|William Penberthy]]||Pennsylvania, USA |- |Cornwall, England||[[Penberthy-56|Richard Mildren Penberthy]]||Pennsylvania, USA |- |Cornwall, England||[[Penberthy-96|James Penberthy]]||Victoria, Australia |- |Cornwall, England||[[Penberthy-102|Sarah Catherine (Penberthy) Kinsman]]||Natal, South Africa |- |Cornwall, England||[[Penberthy-106|Christiana Penberthy]]||Wisconsin, United States |- |Cornwall, England||[[Penberthy-261|Isaac Penberthy]]||Wisconsin, United States |- |Cornwall, England||[[Salter-1380|Catherine (Salter) Penberthy]]||Wisconsin, United States |- |,||,,|| , |} ===Penberthy's of Note=== ''still to do'' ===External Resources=== [http://forebears.co.uk/surnames/penberthy Forebears] Stats on the name Penberthy
[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Penberthy Wikipedia] page for Penberthy
[https://www.ancestry.com/name-origin?surname=penberthy Ancestry] page for Penberthy
[https://www.houseofnames.com/penberthy-family-crest House of Names] Penberthy History, Family Crest & Coats of Arms
[http://thepeerage.com/index.htm The Peerage] 2 Australian Penberthy's on here
=== Task List === *'''''[https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special%3ABrowseMatches&cln=&order=datedn&type=explicit&s=PENBERTHY Penberthy Pending Merges]''''' *'''''[https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Category:Unsourced_Profiles&from=Penberthy-1 Penberthy Unsourced Profiles]''''' *'''''[https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebName/errors.htm?Name=PENBERTHY&MaxErrors=200 Penberthy Error list]''''' *'''''[https://www.wikitree.com/genealogists/PENBERTHY Penberthy WikiTree Genealogists]''''' '''Volunteers Needed'''
When checking profils please add Wife if using Penberthy name.
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'''From:''' www.wikitree.com/wiki/Penberthy-1
'''To:''' www.wikitree.com/wiki/Penberthy-'''2''' {| border="1" class="wikitable sortable" |No||Task Description||Start Point||Volunteer||Completed||Check AgainI |- |1||Check all Penberthy profiles 1 - 50 have correct Categories||[[Penberthy-1|Penberthy 1]]||[[Rice-9801|Geoff Rice]]||December 19||, |- |2||Check all Penberthy profiles 51 - 100 have correct Categories||[[Penberthy-51|Penberthy 51]]||[[Rice-9801|Geoff Rice]]||January 20||, |- |3||Check all Penberthy profiles 101 - 150 have correct Categories||[[Penberthy-101|Penberthy 101]]||[[Rice-9801|Geoff Rice]]||January 20||, |- |4||Check all Penberthy profiles 151 - 200 have correct Categories||[[Penberthy-151|Penberthy 151]]||[[Rice-9801|Geoff Rice]]||January 20||, |- |5||Check all Penberthy profiles 201 - 250 have correct Categories||[[Penberthy-201|Penberthy 201]]||[[Rice-9801|Geoff Rice]]||Febuary 20||, |- |6||Check all Penberthy profiles 251 - 300 have correct Categories||[[Penberthy-251|Penberthy 251]]||[[Rice-9801|Geoff Rice]]||Febuary 20||, |- |7||Check all Penberthy profiles 301 - 350 have correct Categories||[[Penberthy-301|Penberthy 301]]||[[Rice-9801|Geoff Rice]]||Febuary 20||, |}
=== Goals === This is a One Name Study to collect together in one place everything about one surname and the variants of that name. The hope is that other researchers like you will join our study to help make it a valuable reference point for people studying lines that cross or intersect. === Surname Variants === Penbirthe,
===Penberthy Name Meaning=== We have 3 definitions of the name Penberthy . . ''I believe the first'' . . Penberthy Cross is a region in the southwest of Cornwall
*'''Wikipedia''' Penberthy is a locational surname of Cornish origin, which meant a person from Penberthy Cross in Cornwall *'''Forbears''' from pen-berth, -verth, the green top. Pryce renders "berthy, to bear, to carry; Treberthes in Veryan, the bearing or fruitful place." — Patronymica Cornu-Britannica (1870) by Richard Stephen Charnock *'''House of Names''' Penberthy is a name of ancient Anglo-Saxon origin and comes from a family once having lived in the township of Pemberton which was in Wigan in the county of Lancashire. This surname was originally derived from Old Welsh and Old English terms which denoted that the original bearers of the Penberthy surname lived by the barley farm near a hill
===Penberthy Immigrants=== Any Penberthy's that have emigrated to another country permanently. {| border="1" class="wikitable sortable" |From||Profile||To |- |Devon, England||[[Penberthy-2|James Henry Harris Penberthy]]|| Western Australia, Australia |- |Cornwall, England||[[Penberthy-28|Charles Penberthy]]|| South Australia, Australia |- |Cornwall, England||[[Edwards-7181|Mary (Edwards) Penberthy]]|| South Australia, Australia |- |Cornwall, England||[[Penberthy-35|Elizabeth Jane (Penberthy) Couch]]|| British Columbia, Canada |- |England||[[Penberthy-38|Elizabeth Penberthy]]||Colorado, USA |- |Cornwall, England||[[Penberthy-44|William Penberthy]]||Pennsylvania, USA |- |Cornwall, England||[[Penberthy-56|Richard Mildren Penberthy]]||Pennsylvania, USA |- |Cornwall, England||[[Penberthy-96|James Penberthy]]||Victoria, Australia |- |Cornwall, England||[[Penberthy-102|Sarah Catherine (Penberthy) Kinsman]]||Natal, South Africa |- |Cornwall, England||[[Penberthy-106|Christiana Penberthy]]||Wisconsin, United States |- |Cornwall, England||[[Penberthy-261|Isaac Penberthy]]||Wisconsin, United States |- |Cornwall, England||[[Salter-1380|Catherine (Salter) Penberthy]]||Wisconsin, United States |- |,||,,|| , |} ===Penberthy's of Note=== ''still to do'' ===External Resources=== [http://forebears.co.uk/surnames/penberthy Forebears] Stats on the name Penberthy
[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Penberthy Wikipedia] page for Penberthy
[https://www.ancestry.com/name-origin?surname=penberthy Ancestry] page for Penberthy
[https://www.houseofnames.com/penberthy-family-crest House of Names] Penberthy History, Family Crest & Coats of Arms
[http://thepeerage.com/index.htm The Peerage] 2 Australian Penberthy's on here
=== Task List === *'''''[https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special%3ABrowseMatches&cln=&order=datedn&type=explicit&s=PENBERTHY Penberthy Pending Merges]''''' *'''''[https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Category:Unsourced_Profiles&from=Penberthy-1 Penberthy Unsourced Profiles]''''' *'''''[https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebName/errors.htm?Name=PENBERTHY&MaxErrors=200 Penberthy Error list]''''' *'''''[https://www.wikitree.com/genealogists/PENBERTHY Penberthy WikiTree Genealogists]''''' '''Volunteers Needed'''
When checking profils please add Wife if using Penberthy name.
To move on to next Penberthy change No in browser address I.E.
'''From:''' www.wikitree.com/wiki/Penberthy-1
'''To:''' www.wikitree.com/wiki/Penberthy-'''2''' {| border="1" class="wikitable sortable" |No||Task Description||Start Point||Volunteer||Completed||Check AgainI |- |1||Check all Penberthy profiles 1 - 50 have correct Categories||[[Penberthy-1|Penberthy 1]]||[[Rice-9801|Geoff Rice]]||December 19||, |- |2||Check all Penberthy profiles 51 - 100 have correct Categories||[[Penberthy-51|Penberthy 51]]||[[Rice-9801|Geoff Rice]]||January 20||, |- |3||Check all Penberthy profiles 101 - 150 have correct Categories||[[Penberthy-101|Penberthy 101]]||[[Rice-9801|Geoff Rice]]||January 20||, |- |4||Check all Penberthy profiles 151 - 200 have correct Categories||[[Penberthy-151|Penberthy 151]]||[[Rice-9801|Geoff Rice]]||January 20||, |- |5||Check all Penberthy profiles 201 - 250 have correct Categories||[[Penberthy-201|Penberthy 201]]||[[Rice-9801|Geoff Rice]]||Febuary 20||, |- |6||Check all Penberthy profiles 251 - 300 have correct Categories||[[Penberthy-251|Penberthy 251]]||[[Rice-9801|Geoff Rice]]||Febuary 20||, |- |7||Check all Penberthy profiles 301 - 350 have correct Categories||[[Penberthy-301|Penberthy 301]]||[[Rice-9801|Geoff Rice]]||Febuary 20||, |}
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Births various PENDLETON CO. WV Partial ALT Anna LYdia Mar 3, 1868 Isaac/Rebecca Elizabeth Johnson ALT Asher June 17, 1839 Jacob/Mary M. Goodnight ALT Charles Adam Nov 10 ,1866 Isaac/Rebecca Elizabeth Johnson ALT Charles Austin June 29 ,1895 Charles Adam/Ida Elizabeth Shreve ALT Charles Clement Aug 30 ,1895 Isaac Salem/Christina Ellen Kimble ALT Christina Aug 22 ,1836 Jacob/Mary M. Goodnight ALT Daniel W. 1837 William /Amanda Judy ALT Dessie Grace Apr 6 ,1884 Isaac/Rebecca Elizabeth Johnson ALT Emily Jane Feb 21, 1863 Isaac/Rebecca Elizabeth Johnson ALT Hannah Apr 8 ,1828 Jacob/Mary M. Goodnight ALT Isaac Jan 5, 1834 Jacob/ Mary M. Goodnight ALT Isaac Ray April 14, 1901 Charles Adam /Ida Elizabeth Shreve ALT Isaac Salem Sep 27, 1866 Michael/ Martha J. Johnson ALT Isaac Sherman April 8, 1876 Cpt Isaac /Rebecca elizabeth Johnson ALT Jacob 1797 Michael/Mary Boots ALT Jacob F. June 27, 1827 Michael/ Martha j. Johnson ALT Jacob F. June 27, 1862 Michael /Martha ALT Jacob Clarence July 13, 1881 Isaac/ Rebecca Elizabeth Johnson ALT James Baxter Nov 14, 1876 Jacob/Rebecca McNulty ALT John Robert Jan 6, 1872 Isaac/Rebecca Elizabeth Johnson ALT Letiticia Jane NOv 19 ,1842 Jacob/Mary M. Goodnight ALT Mahala Alice Jan 2, 1870 Isaac/Rebecca Elizabeth Johnson ALT Michael Oct 12, 1831 Jacob/Mary M. Goodnight ALT Minnie May Mar 25, 1887 Isaac/Rebecca Elizabeth Johnson ALT Nimrod 1851 William/Amanda Judy ALT Rebecca May 9, 1853 William/Amanda Judy ALT Sarah Elizabeth sep 12, 1879 Isaac/Rebecca Elizabeth Johnson ALT Savannah Belle Feb 14, 1865 Isaac/Rebecca Elizabeth Johnson ALT William 1806 Michael/ Mary Boots ALT William 1845 William / Amanda Judy ALT William Riley Sep 6, 1864 Michael /Martha Johnson ALT Zachariah Filmore Mar 7, 1874 Isaac/Rebecca Elizabeth Johnson AMICK Barbara 1836 Jacob/Rachel Shrayer AMICK Catherine 1834 Jacob/Rachel Shrayer AMICK Esther 1838 Jacob/Rachel Shrayer AMICK Henry Nov 1, 1817 Jacob/Rachel Shroyer AMICK Henry Jan 13, 1788 Henry/Elizabeth Barbara Niemand AMICK Jacob 1819 Jacob/Rachel Shrayer AMICK John 1815 Jacob/Rachel Shrayer AMICK Rachel 1821 Jacob/Rachel Shrayer AMICK Samuel 1816 Jacob/Rachel Shrayer ANDERSON Alice 1849 David C./ Louisa D. Boggs ANDERSON Alice W. 1858 Junius B /Margaret K. Boggs ANDERSON Anna Eliza May 11, 1854 Robert F/Martha Hinkle North ANDERSON Charles David Dec 15, 1851 Robert F/Martha Hinkle North ANDERSON David C. July 4, 1821 William/Rachel E. White ANDERSON Florence Virginia Feb 9, 1862 Robert F/Martha Hinkle North ANDERSON James Jan 14, 1800 Joseph /Hanah McClure ANDERSON John Wm. Jan 23, 1850 Robert F./ Martha Henkle North ANDERSON Junius B. Nov 19, 1824 William /Rachel E. White ANDERSON Loretta Keys Sep 23, 1859 Robert F/Martha Hinkle North ANDERSON Mary Emily Sep 14, 1858 Robert F/Martha Hinkle NOrth ANDERSON Phillip 1828 William/Rachel E. White ANDERSON Robert Ferguson Jan 12, 1869 Robert F./ Sarah North ANDERSON Samuel P. March 18, 1836 William/ Alice W. White ANDERSON Sarah Margaret Mar 31, 1857 Robert F/Martha Hinkle North ARBAUGH Alonzo Clarence Dec 29, 1882 Jno C/Sidney Dean Porter ARBAUGH Grover Cleveland Nov 29 ,1888 Jno C/Sidney Dean Porter ARBAUGH Isaac J. April 26, 1878 Jon. Clark/ Sidney Dean Porter ARBAUGH Jacob 1842 Michael /Jane Nelson ARBAUGH James Albert 1876 Jacob/Mary Susan Tingler ARBAUGH Jno. Clark Sep 5, 1848 Michael/Jane Nielson ARBAUGH Minor Adam Oct 5, 1874 Jno C/Sidney Dean Porter ARBAUGH Roberta Dec 25, 1868 Jacob/Susan Tingler ARBAUGH Sallie J. Apr 24, 1883 Jno C/Sidney Dean Porter ARBAUGH Sarah V. Apr 27 ,1882 Jno C/Sidney Dean Porter ARBAUGH Sarah V. April 27, 1882 John. Clark/ Sidney Dean Porter ARBAUGH William 1866 Jacob /Mary Susan Tingler ARBOGAST Amanda C. 1853 Joseph/Prudence Nelson ARBOGAST Bertie June 1, 1893 Elijah J/Roberta Arbaugh ARBOGAST Cain 1822 Joseph E. Sarah Ketterman ARBOGAST Catherine 1800 Adam/Mary Nottingham ARBOGAST Eli 1825 Joseph/Prudence Nelson ARBOGAST Elijah Feb 14, 1865 Joseph/Prudence Nelson ARBOGAST Elizabeth 1802 Adam/Mary NOttingham ARBOGAST Elizabeth L. Sep 13, 1797 George/Catherine Yeager ARBOGAST Emily C. Dec 1849 Michael /Mary A. ARBOGAST Georgie Nov 11, 1898 Jacob A./ Louella Florence Warner ARBOGAST George Aug 10, 1793 Michael/ Mary Elizabeth ARBOGAST George W. 1832 Joseph/Prudence Nelson ARBOGAST George Wesley Jan 2, 1854 Lemuel/ Susannah ARBOGAST Hannah 1856 Joseph/Prudence Nelson ARBOGAST Hannah 1823 Moses/ Sarah Elizabeth Zickafoose ARBOGAST Hannah C. 1836 Joseph E./ Sarah Ketterman ARBOGAST Hannah May 1790 George /Catherine Yeager ARBOGAST Isaac 1840 Lemuel Susan ARBOGAST Isaac 1830 Joseph/ Sarah Ketterman ARBOGAST John 1794 John C./ Hannah Davis ARBOGAST John B. 1849 Moses/ Margaret Wamsley ARBOGAST John M. Aug 23, 1901 Elija J./ Roberta Prudence Arbaugh ARBOGAST John W. Sep 1859 J.E./ Mary ARBOGAST Joseph 1825 Joseph E/Sarah Ketterman ARBOGAST Joseph E. Jan 17, 1795 John C./ Hannah Davis ARBOGAST Joseph E. 1793 John C/Hannah Davis ARBOGAST Joseph Martin June 7, 1890 George /Lucy Morton ARBOGAST Lemuel 1820 Joseph E/Sarah Ketterman ARBOGAST Martin March 12, 1888 Jacob /Mahala P. Lambert ARBOGAST Mary 1776 Michael/ Mary Elizabeth Samuels ARBOGAST Mary 1798 Adam/ Mary Nottingham ARBOGAST Mary Jan 10, 1826 Daniel/ Sally Swecker ARBOGAST Mary 1838 Joseph/Prudence Nelson ARBOGAST Mary Catherine 1884 Isaac N/ Sarah H. Waybright ARBOGAST Mary Elizabeth 1766 Michael/ Mary ARBOGAST Mary Jane Apr 1851 Joseph/Prudence Nelson ARBOGAST Mary Polly 1838 Joseph E./ Sarah Ketterman ARBOGAST Michael 1794 John C./ Hannah Davis ARBOGAST Ruth Ellen Apr 1, 1862 Joseph/Prudence Nelson ARBOGAST Sidney Dean Apr 1830 Joseph/Prudence Nelson ARBOGAST Sylvanus 1834 Joseph/Prudence Nelson ARBOGAST William 1792 Adam/ Mary nott ARBOGAST William J. April 16, 1849 Lemuel/ Susannah ARMENTROUT Aaron 1847 Hiram/ Amanda Smith ARMENTROUT Christopher S. 1845 Hiram /Amanda Smith ARMENTROUT Hiram 1811 Christopher/ Eva Catherine Peterson ARMENTROUTJames Oscar Sep 27, 1888 James W./ Sena A. Miller ARMENTROUT Martha 1854 Daniel H./ Susannah Hinkle ARMSTRONG Jane 1792 John/Mary Crawford ARMSTRONG Jane Nov 2, 1786 John/Agnes Erwin AYRES Benjamin 1829 John/Elizabeth Fall AYRES Elizabeth 1848 Henry/ Barbara Hedrick AYRES Isaiah 1831 John/Elizabeth Fall AYRES John Moses April 6, 1853 William H./ Elizabeth Judy AYRES Susan 1824 John/Elizabeth Fall AYRES William H.H. 1826 John/ Elizabeth Fall BENNETT Barbara 1836 Elijah/Barbara Bible BENNETT, Elijah 1792 Joseph / Hannah Starnes BENNETT, Elijah Sep 24, 1854 Henry/ Mary Nelson BENNETT Elijah A. July 5, 1894 Harmon/Martha S. Nelson BENNETT Elizabeth 1820 Elijah/Barbara Bible BENNETT Elizabeth Aug 24, 1891 Nimrod/Phoebe Ellen Mullinax BENNETT George Washington 1832 Elijah/Barbara Bible BENNETT Hannah 1819 Elijah/Barbara Bible BENNETT Henry 1833 Elijah/Barbara Bible BENNETT Jane 1837 Elijah/Barbara Bible BENNETT John 1752 Joseph/Mary Vernon BENNETT, Joseph May 10 1732 Joseph / Mary Vernon BENNETT Joseph Nov 27 ,1898 Reuben Dice/Emma Florence Vint BENNETT Mary 1826 Elijah/Barbara Bible BENNETT Mary E. 1794 Joseph/Hannah Starnes BENNETT Mary Virginia Oct 9, 1886 Elijah/Louisa Teter BENNETT, Moses 1776 Joseph / Hannah Starnes BENNETT Ollie Vada Sep 14, 1914 Harmon/Martha S. Nelson BENNETT Phoebe 1828 Elijah/Barbara Bible BENNETT Sadie Belle Mar 22, 1902 Harmon/Martha S. Nelson BENNETT Sarah 1835 Elijah/Barbara Bible BENNETT Susannah 1822 Elijah/Barbara Bible BIBLE Adam W. 1839 Phillip/Sarah Judy BIBLE Barbara 1797 George A/Anna Elizabeth Penninger BIBLE, Benj. Franklin 10/1/1854 James / Susannah BIBLE David Jan 22 ,1801 Phillip/Margaret Miller BIBLE Deborah C. 1843 Phillip/Sarah Judy BIBLE Elizabeth Dec. 24,1853 George /Margaret BIBLE Elizabeth 1818 John/Mary E. Skidmore BIBLE Elizabeth Mar 19 ,1786 Phillip/Margaret Miller BIBLE Elizabeth A. July 28 ,1867 George W/Phoebe Jane Smith BIBLE Eve May 11, 1803 Phillip/Margaret Miller BIBLE George 1833 Phillip/Sarah Judy BIBLE George W. Dec 26, 1823 John/Mary E. Skidmore BIBLE Henry 1817 John/Mary E. Skidmore BIBLE Henry Judy 1837 Phillip/Sarah Judy BIBLE Henry Miller Jan 7 ,1805 Phillip/Margaret Miller BIBLE Jacob Dec 11, 1797 Phillip/Margaret Miller BIBLE James Oct 6, 1815 John/Mary E. Skidmore BIBLE James W. Dec 22, 1875 James W/Isabella Nelson BIBLE James W. 1845 Phillip/Sarah Judy BIBLE John May 31, 1791 Phillip/Margaret Miller BIBLE Margaret Apr 3, 1796 Phillip/Margaret Miller BIBLE Martha J. 1836 Phillip/Sarah Judy BIBLE Mary Jan 25, 1789 Phillip/Margaret Miller BIBLE Mary M. 1841 Phillip/Sarah Judy BIBLE Mary Ann 1828 John/Mary E. Skidmore BIBLE Miles L. 1848 Phillip/Sarah Judy BIBLE, Phillip June 7, 1810 George / Ann Eliz. BIBLE Phillip Sep 16, 1763 Hans Adam/Eve Ryan BIBLE Phillip Sep 15, 1793 Phillip/Margaret Miller BIBLE Rachel NOv 1, 1819 John/Mary E. Skidmore BIBLE, Samuel 1815 George A./Ann Eliz. Penninger BIBLE Sarah Ap 6, 1807 Phillip/Margaret Miller BIBLE Sarah E. 1834 Phillip/Sarah Judy BIBLE Susan May 23, 1787 Phillip/Margaret Miller BIBLE Thomas NOv 5, 1799 Phillip/Margaret Miller BIBLE William June 9 ,1807 Phillip/Margaret Miller BLAGG Agnes 1832 John/Mary Maria Hiner BLAGG Elizabeth 1820 John/Mary Maria Hiner BLAGG Esther 1824 John/Mary Maria Hiner BLAGG Frances 1830 John/Mary Maria Hiner BLAGG Harriett 1823 John/Mary Maria Hiner BLAGG James Hiner Apr 8 ,1828 John/Mary Maria Hiner BLAGG John 1826 John/Mary Maria Hiner BLAGG Mary A. Mar 12, 1815 John/Mary Maria Hiner BLAGG Naomi D. June 21, 1810 John/Mary Maria Hiner BLAGG Samuel H. Jan 3, 1814 John/Mary Maria Hiner BLAND Amos Apr 4, 1832 Eli/Ann Haigler BLAND Benjamin Franklin March 1848 Eli/Ann Haigler BLAND Caroline 1836 Enoch/Mary Ann Harper BLAND,Eli Perry 1842 Eli / Ann BLAND Eliza Jane Feb 3, 1837 Saul/Abigail Phares BLAND Elizabeth 1807 Thomas/Rachel Shoulders BLAND Elizabeth 1846 Enoch/Mary Ann Harper BLAND Ellen July 1849 Enoch/Mary Ann Harper BLAND Emily Jan 30, 1835 Saul/Abigail Phares BLAND,Enoch Jan 9, 1804 Thomas / Rachel Shoulders BLAND,Enoch Dice april 4, 1855 Enoch/ mary Ann Harper BLAND, George 1776 Thomas/ Margaret BLAND,George Washington April 25, 1836 Eli/ Ann Haigler BLAND,George Washington July 2, 1847 Saul/ Abigail Phares BLAND,George Washington April 4, 1818 John/ Mary Dolly BLAND, Henry April 25, 1770 Thomas /Margaret BLAND, Henry 1877 Benjamin franklin / Sarah Agnes Coton BLAND,Henry Aug 9, 1832 John / Nancy BLAND,Henry J. dec 8, 1822 John / Mary Dolly BLAND Isaac Newton Jan 1841 Enoch/Mary Ann Harper BLAND Isabelle 1811 Henry/Margaret Werch BLAND James Stekley Jan 23, 1845 Eli/Ann Haigler BLAND Job June 11, 1812 Thomas/Rachel Shoulders BLAND John Jan 15, 1791 Henry/Margaret Werch BLAND John Dec 16, 1835 Enoch/Mary Ann Harper BLAND John W. May 1840 Eli/Ann Haigler BLAND Lucinda Apr 29 ,1834 Eli/Ann Haigler BLAND Martha L. Aug 22, 1858 Miles H/Mary Ann Bible BLAND Martha Ellen June 5, 1853 George Washington/Margaret Skidmore BLAND Mary 1851 Enoch/Mary Ann Harper BLAND Mary 1802 Henry/Margaret Werch BLAND Mary 1840 Eli/Ann Haigler BLAND Mary Alice 1820 Thomas/Martha Cunningham BLAND Mary Ann June 9, 1827 Saul/Abigail Phares BLAND Mary Elizabeth June 4, 1866 Stewart/Dolly Virginia Harper BLAND Melchiza Jan 22 ,1833 Saul/Abigail Phares BLAND Miles H. 1827 Eli/Ann Haigler BLAND Oliver P. Mar 6, 1840 Saul/Abigail Phares BLAND Phoebe A. 1844 Enoch/Mary Ann Harper BLAND Pleasant D. Oct 20, 1838 Enoch/Mary Ann Harper BLAND Rachel 1811 Thomas/Rachel Shoulders BLAND Sarah J. Jan 11, 1829 Saul/Abigail Phares BLAND Saul SOlomon May 23, 1800 Henry/Margaret Werch BLAND Sidney Oct 28 ,1809 Henry/Margaret Werch BLAND Stewart Dolly Mar 30, 1839 John/Mary DOlly BLAND Susannah 1800 Thomas/Rachel Shoulders BLAND Thomas 1790 John/Nancy Cunningham BLAND Thomas June 2, 1827 John/Nancy BLAND Thomas Dec 1794 Henry/Margaret Welch BLAND William Nov 10, 1819 John/Nancy BLAND William Apr 29 ,1829 Eli/Ann Haigler BLAND William 1813 Henry/Margaret Werch BLIZZARD Adam Wesley Jan 26 ,1833 Jesse/Elizabeth Hartman BLIZZARD Burton Sep 21 ,1754 John/Ruth Wallenbee BLIZZARD Comfort Oct 23, 1746 John/Mary Campbell BLIZZARD Elizabeth Jan 22, 1743 John/Mary Campbell BLIZZARD James Joseph Sep 20, 1752 John/Mary Campbell BLIZZARD Jesse Aug 7 ,1800 Burton/Sarah BLIZZARD John June 11, 1760 John/Mary Campbell BLIZZARD John B. Aug 10, 1821 Jesse/Elizabeth Hartman BLIZZARD Margaret L. 1823 Jesse/Elizabeth Hartman BLIZZARD Margaret L. 1869 Jacob L. /Hannah Dickenson BLIZZARD Mary M. May 7, 1858 WIlliam/Phoebe BLIZZARD Mary M. July 10, 1859 Adam W/Sarah E. BLIZZARD Mary S. July 13, 1858 James W/Hannah BLIZZARD Mary Sarah Jan 17, 1765 John/Mary Campbell BLIZZARD Samuel Dec 14, 1855 James W/Anne E. BLIZZARD Susannah June 23, 1754 John/Mary Campbell BLIZZARD Thomas Jan 25, 1797 John/Mary Campbell BLIZZARD William Feb 25, 1758 John/Mary Campbell BODKIN Abel 1868 Michael K/Eve Rebecca Cowger BODKIN Benjamin T. 1877 Michael K/Eve Rebecca Cowger BODKIN Charles L. Apr 1872 Michael K/Eve Rebecca Cowger BODKIN Elizabeth Ann July 1, 1840 James/SArah Hoover BODKIN Frank Dec 1881 Michael K/Eve Rebecca Cowger BODKIN Isaac Louis Apr 18, 1866 Michael/Eve Rebecca Cowger BODKIN James Edward Jan 18, 1898 Isaac Louis/Savannah Cunningham BODKIN JOhn A. 1839 Joshua/Barbara Propst BODKIN John L. 1846 Robert/Elizabeth Benson BODKIN John H. 1860 Joseph/Leah Heavener BODKIN John William 1869 Michael K/Eve Rebecca Cowger BODKIN Joshua 1808 John/Elizabeth Vint BODKIN Sarah Jane 1863 Michael K/Eve Rebecca Cowger BOGGS,Aaron 1853, John L./ Elizabeth Carr BOGGS Carrie Nov 16, 1870 Aaron/Mary Ann Edmon BOGGS James Kee Jan 15, 1867 Aaron/Mary Ann Edmon BOGGS John July 4, 1815 John/Margaret Key BOGGS, John M. Jan 28, 1892 James Kee / Josephine Anette Auville BOGGS John William Feb 9 ,1869 Aaron/Mary Ann Edmon BOGGS Louisa D. 1827 James/Mary W. Dyer BOGGS, Margaret L. Oct 1, 1862 Aaron / Mary Ann Edmonds BOGGS Martha Alice Feb 7 ,1865 Aaron/Mary Ann Edmon BOLTON George 1820 Jacob/Margaret Hartman BOLTON Jacob 1812 Jacob/Margaret Hartman BOLTON John 1818 Jacob/Margaret Hartman BOLTON Mahala Aug 10, 1825 Jacob/Margaret Hartman BOLTON Mary 1810 Jacob/Margaret Hartman BOLTON Nancy 1814 Jacob/Margaret Hartman BOLTON Samuel 1808 Jacob/Margaret Hartman BOLTON Sarah A. 1816 Jacob/Margaret Hartman BOONE Benjamin July 16, 1706 George/Mary Maugridge BOONE Dinah May 10 ,1746 Benjamin/Susannah Laken BUCKBEE Eli 1830 Jesse/Elizabeth Haigler BUCKBEE,James 1832 Jesse / Elizabeth Haigler BUCKBEE,John 1828 Jesse / Elizabeth Haigler BUCKBEE Mary J. 1835 Jesse/Elizabeth Haigler BUCKBEE,Peter 1855 Jesse/ Elizabeth Haigler CALHOUN Aaron 1850 Aaron / Catherine Lambert CALHOUN Aaron Aug 2, 1816 William / Elizabeth Mallett CALHOUN Amos S. 1833 John J./ Naomi Williams CALHOON Eli Dec 11, 1815 William/Elizabeth Mallett CALHOUN Eli Wilson June 14, 1869 Eli/Elizabeth Helmick CALHOON Elizabeth 1839 Aaron/Catherine Lambert CALHOUN Emily 1820 William/Elizabeth Mallett CALHOON James B. 1833 Aaron/Catherine Lambert CALHOON John 1765 William/Elizabeth CALHOUN John 1843 Aaron/Catherine Lambert CALHOON John C. Mar 4, 1840 William/Sarah Simmons CALHOUN Mahala 1818 William/Elizabeth Mallett CALHOON Margaret Catherine Feb 18 ,1863 John C/Belinda C. Lough CALHOUN Marion 1842 Aaron/Catherine Lambert CALHOUN Martha 1835 Aaron/Catherine Lambert CALHOON Martha Ellen July 3, 1861 Eli/ELizabeth Helmick CALHOUN Mary I. 1845 Aaron/Catherine Lambert CALHOUN Naomi G. 1842 John J./ Naomi Williams CALHOUN Osborn 1847 Aaron/Catherine Lambert CALHOUN Sarah C. 1840 Aaron/Catherine Lambert CALHOON Sarah Elizabeth Feb 18, 1862 John C/Belinda Lough CALHOUN Scott 1852 Aaron/Catherine Lambert CALHOUN Susannah 1822 William/Elizabeth Mallett CALHOUN Virginia 1826 William/Elizabeth Mallett CALHOUN William 1829 William / Sarah Zeckafoose CALHOON William June 2, 1793 John/Elizabeth Helmick CALHOUN William C. April 1, 1903 William Cecil and Emma Susan Graham CALHOUN William J. 1849 Eli / Elizabeth Helmick CALHOUN William J. 1828 William / Elizabeth Mallett CALHOUN, William Cecil Dec 22, 1871 Winifred Scott / Hannah Catherine Bennett CALHOUN Winifred 1837 Aaron/Catherine Lambert CARR, Adam July 8, 1799 Phillip / Kate Mouse CARR, Adam Jan 20, 1838 Adam / Susan Tracy CARR Albert Lee Mar 1879 Jacob William/Maryann Kerns CARR Asa Jan 1884 Jacob William/Maryann Kerns CARR Barbara Ellen 1878 Jacob William/Maryann Kerns CARR Eliza A. Sep 1886 Jacob William/Maryann Kerns CARR Enos March 1888 Jacob William/Maryann Kerns CARR French 1881 Jacob William/Maryann Kerns CARR Huldah J. 1877 Jacob William/Maryann Kerns CARR, Isaac 1820 Susannah / Adam CARR Jacob 1750 Henry/Sarah Peterson CARR Jacob WIlliam Sep 17, 1853 Enos/Sarah Wyatt CARR James 1828 Solomon/Susannah Lambert CARR James Henry June 18 ,1875 Jacob William/Maryann Kerns CARR Job Aug 1892 Jacob William/Maryann Kerns CARR John Mar 25, 1800 John/Abigail Leach CARR John K. July 1893 Jacob William/Maryann Kerns CARR Joshua Oct 6, 1792 Jacob/Mary Elizabeth Harper CARR Martin L. Feb 1882 Jacob William/Maryann Kerns CARR Mary Susan Aug 20 ,1822 Joshua Joseph/Susan Cassmore CARR Phillip 1778 Jacob/Mary S. Harper CARR Samuel F. Dec 24, 1805 Michael/Mary PHebe Haigler CARR Sarah Catherine 1833 Solomon/Susannah Lambert CASNER Andrew 1781 Adam/Margaret Mallow CASNER Elizabeth 1777 Adam/Margaret Mallow CASNER Margaret 1779 Adam/Margaret Mallow CASNER Vandal Benjamin Oct 16, 1771 Adam/Margaret Mallow CASNER Vandal Hull Jan 19, 1830 George/Margaret Yeager CHAMP Andrew J. 1874 Cyrus/Rachel Rohrbough CHAMP Cyrus July 17, 1839 John/Sarah Borrer CHAMP,Dina Christina Dec. 2,1853 Levi / Phebe Jane CHAMP, Elijah 1826 John Sarah Elizabeth Borror CHAMP Eliza Frances May 14, 1874 Cyrus/Rachel C. Rohrbaugh CHAMP Jemima S. 1876 Cyrus/Rachel Rohrbough CHAMP, John O. November 1856 Elijah / Elizabeth Carrier CHAMP Martin 1824 John/Sarah E. Borrer CHAMP Mary E. 1825 Thomas/Sarah Shreve CHAMP Melinda 1835 John/Sarah E. Borrer CHAMP Sarah J. 1878 Cyrus/Rachel Rohrbough CLAYTON Addison 1840 John/Eliza CLAYTON Harvey 1838 John/Eliza CLAYTON Henry 1832 John/Eliza CLAYTON, Jesse 1831 John / Eliza CLAYTON Samuel J. 1843 John/Eliza CONRAD, Adam 1802 Jacob /Magdalena Hedrick CONRAD Barbara Mar 13, 1770 Jacob/Hannah Bogard CONRAD Delilah Sep 1, 1813 Ulrich/Sarah Currence CONRAD Frances Dec 7 ,1768 Jacob/Hannah Bogard CONRAD Jacob Dec 8 ,1815 Peter/Ann Currence CONRAD Jacob Apr 12, 1772 Jacob/Hannah Bogard CONRAD John Benjamin 1850 Laban B/Rachel Bible CONRAD Phoebe Jan 18 ,1776 Jacob/Hannah Bogard CONRAD Sabin Oct 25, 1767 Jacob/Hannah Bogard CONRAD, Sampson 1851 Laban B. / Rachel Bible CONRAD Tunnah 1821 Ulrich/Sarah Currence CONRAD Ulrich Aug 21, 1786 Jacob/Hannah Bogard CONRAD Urbana F. 1853 Laban B/Rachel Bible COWGER Abel Jan 26, 1822 John/Ruth Randall COWGER Edith M. June 1885 Noah M/Sarah C. Trumbo COWGER Eli Dec 26, 1811 John/Ruth Randall COWGER, Elizabeth Nov 5, 1821 George / Eve Raiser COWGER, Elizabeth 1808 John / Mary Moyers COWGER, Elizabeth 1844 Josiah / Sarah Cozer COWGER Fletcher T. Aug 11 ,1836 George/Eve Raiser COWGER George April 27, 1828 John / Ruth Randall COWGER George Apr 27 ,1828 John/Ruth Randall COWGER, George 1812 Henry / Elizabeth Randall COWGER, George 1864 William / Mary A. Conrad COWGER, George May 2, 1792 Michael / Catherine COWGER, George Samuel April 25, 1848 George/ Elizabeth Judy COWGER George Shobe Dec 19 ,1851 George/Elizabeth Judy COWGER Gustavus C. Aug 4, 1820 George/Eve Raiser COWGER Harriett Sep 1, 1831 George/Eve Raiser COWGER Henry Aug 26, 1835 George/Elizabeth Judy COWGER Henry May 13, 1781 George/Hannah Haws COWGER Jacob Mar 24, 1822 George/Eve Raiser COWGER, Jacob Jan 2, 1814 John / Ruth randall COWGER Jacob 1809 Henry/ Elizabeht Randall COWGER James Oct 19 ,1818 George/Eve Raiser COWGER Jeff A. Aug 18 ,1838 George/Eve Raiser COWGER John Jan 26, 1817 George/Eve Raiser COWGER Manesseh Sep 28 ,1841 George/Elizabeth Judy COWGER Mariah Sep 6, 1833 George/Eve Raiser COWGER Martha Aug 14, 1842 Noah/Elizabeth Dice COWGER Mary Ann Feb 23, 1886 Pleasant S/Asenath Delilah COWGER Mary Elizabeth Nov 1883 Noah M/Sarah C. Trumbo COWGER Mary Elizabeth Apr 20 ,1844 George/Elizabeth Judy COWGER Mary Lee Aug 4, 1873 William Job/Josephine Rebecca Dice COWGER Michael Aug 6, 1815 George/Eve Raiser COWGER Noah Oct 17, 1816 Henry/Elizabeth Randall COWGER Noah July 17, 1839 George/Elizabeth Judy COWGER, Phoebe 1793 Michael / Catherine Eye COWGER Pleasant S. Dec 19,1851 George/Elizabeth Judy COWGER Polly Jan 29 ,1813 George/Eve Raiser COWGER Rebecca Sep 30, 1829 George/Eve Raiser COWGER Rebecca Mar 29 ,1819 John/Ruth Randall COWGER Ruth ELizabeth Oct 20 1844 Eli/ELizabeth Lawler COWGER Sarah 1878 Noah M/Sarah C. Trumbo COWGER Sarah Catherine Apr 22, 1834 Abel/Phoebe Dice COWGER Sarah Emily Jan 30, 1843 Eli/Elizabeth Lawler COWGER Silas NOv 25, 1809 John/Ruth Randall COWGER Wesley P. Sep 24, 1825 George/Eve Raiser COWGER William E. Oct 1881 Noah M/Sarah C. Trumbo COWGER William H. Mar 6, 1915 John Preston/Nora Mae Dyer COWGER William Jesse Mar 10, 1888 Plesant S/Asenath Delilah COWGER William W. Sep 12, 1823 George/Eve Raiser COWGER William Jesse Mar 10 ,1888 Pleasant Shobe/Delia CRAWFORD Nancy Feb 14, 1770 William/RAchel Sawyers CRAWFORD William June 1, 1744 Alexander/Mary McPheeters CUNNINGHAM, Arnold 1813 James / Agnes CUNNINGHAM, Solomon Feb 1853 Thomas/ Sarah A CUNNINGHAM, Wm. 1/23/1854 John / Amanda CURRENCE John B. June 19, 1757 William/Lydia Steele CURRENCE Sarah Aug 8, 1791 John B/Nancy Friend DAHMER, Joel Feb 11 ,1812 John George/ Nancy Skidmore DAHMER Joel M. 1849 Joel/ Sarah Stump DAHMER, George 1801 John George / Mary E. Hratman DAHMER George H. June 27 ,1832 Martin/Sarah Hevener DAHMER, Julia 1814 John George / Nancy Skidmore DAVIS,Chas. O. Nov. 30,1853 Wm. J. / Eliza Davis DAVIS, James, 1835 James / Margaret Bland DAVIS, Jehu 1828 Jesse / Elizabeth Bland DAVIS Jesse 1858 Jethro/ Nancy DAVIS Jessee Jan 30, 1859 Jessee / elizabeth DAVIS, Jethro July 25, 1845 Jessee / Elizabeht Arbergast DAVIS, Samuel 1779 Robert / Sarah Dyer DAY, Aaron 1830 Leonard / Rachel Harmon DAY Joshua Sep 9, 1829 Leonard/Rachel Harmon DAY Mary Mar 4, 1860 Isaac/Louisa Elizabeth DAY Solomon Feb 8 ,1823 Leonard/Rachel Harmon DICE, Adam 1809 William /Eve Mallow DICE, Adam, 1846 Adam /sarah Mallow DICE Ann Aug 28, 1763 Mathias/Eva Catherine Harper DICE Catherine Feb 14, 1816 William/Eve Mallow DICE Catherine J. May 24, 1818 John/Mary Cunningham Henkle DICE Elizabeth Aug 5, 1820 William/Eve Mallow DICE Elizabeth A. Dec 15, 1810 John/Mary Cunningham Hinkle DICE George 1763 Mathias/ Catherine Herrber DICE George 1828 Jacob / Eliz Fisher DICE, George Dec 1885 Isaac Wm/ Larua E. Andrews DICE, George W. Feb 17, 1812 John /Mary Cunningham Henkel DICE, Geo Wm 1841 John /Eliz Conrad DICE Hannah Hinkle Aug 3, 1819 John/Mary Cunningham Henkle DICE, Isaac Henkle June 20, 1816 John/ Mary C. DICE, Isaac L. 1847 John /Eliabeth Conrad DICE, Jacob 1761 Mathias/ Eva Catherine Harper DICE, Jacob G. 1827 Reuben /Evelyn E. fisher DICE John May 10, 1788 George/Mary A. DICE, John A. 1836 Jacob /Elizabeth Fisher DICE, John May 10, 1788 George/ Mary A. DICE, John Calvert Sep 27, 1872 John Cunningham/ Sarah Rozell DICE Mary Ann June 5, 1813 John/Mary Cunningham Henkle DICE Melinda Feb 24, 1823 William/Eve Mallow DICE Phoebe Dec 19 ,1784 Mathias/Eva Catherine Harper DICE Phoebe Feb 22, 1808 William/Eve Mallow DICE Phebe Jane Jan 26, 1815 John/Mary Cunningham Hinkle DICE, Rueben Jan 6, 1823 John/ Mary Cunningham Henkle DICE Reuben Jan 1, 1790 George /Mary A. DICE Sarah Feb 27 ,1811 William/Eve Mallow DICE William H. Sep 23, 1891 Isaac William/Laurie E. Andrews DICKENSON Elizabeth 1798 Samuel/Rachel Davis DICKENSON Hannah Apr 19 ,1810 Samuel/Rachel Davis DICKINSON Henry Aug 19, 1818 Samuel/ Rachel Davis DICKINSON, Robert June 2, 1795 Sam /Rachel Davis DICKINSON, Samuel 1832 Robert/ Elizabeth Swadley DOLLY Adam Bouse Apr 25, 1827 John/Susannah Bouse DOLLY Andrew Jackson Sep 1, 1829 John/ Susannah Bouse DOLLY Anna Jane Mar 4, 1822 John/Susannah Bouse DOLLY Benjamin Franklin Apr 22, 1835 John/Susannah Bouse DOLLY Christina Mar 1830 George Washington/Eve Sites DOLLY Enoch Bland July 22, 1831 John/Susannah Bouse DOLLY, George Washington June 10, 1836 John /Susannah Bouse DOLLY, George Washington October 6, 1830 George Washington / Eva Sites DOLLY George Washington 1804 John/Mary Shoulders DOLLY, George Yeager 1877 John / Martha E. DOLLY Henry Clay Jan 5, 1883 Noah/Ruhama J. Mallow DOLLY, Jacob June 22, 1827 George Washington / Eve Sites DOLLY, Jacob July 18, 1856 George Washington / Phoebe Ellen Kisamore DOLLY Job Apr 15, 1833 John/Susannah Bouse DOLLY, John August 26, 1798 John / Kate Linger DOLLY, John 182 Andrew /Susannah Smith DOLLY John W. September 1897 Sampson Samuel/ Rebecca Lovina Self DOLLY, John Wesley, Sept 27, 1823 John / Susannah Bouse DOLLY Margaret May 1, 1843 George WAshington/Eve Sites DOLLY Margaret 1856 Jacob S/Naomi Teter DOLLY Martha May 9, 1840 John/Susannah Bouse DOLLY Mary Aug 14, 1838 John/Susannah Bouse DOLLY Mary C. Aug 1857 George Washington/Phoebe Ellen Kisamore DOLLY Noah May 24, 1860 George WAshington/Phoebe Ellen Kisamore DOLLY Sampson Samuel May 1861 John/Martha E. DOLLY Saul Bland Aug 9 ,1825 John/Susannah Bouse DOLLY Susan S. Mar 14, 1838 George Washington/Eve Sites DOLLY Sarah Ellen Jan 14, 1913 Sampson Samuel/Rebecca L. Self DOLLY William F. Dec 8 ,1852 John Wesley/Lucinda Bland DOVE Jacob H. 1866 Mordecai/Sarah E. Swadley DUNKLE John L. 1882 Newman G/Jemima A. Dahmer DUNKEL, William L. 1869 JOhn J./ Susan L. Hiser DUNKEL, William Frederick 1868 John Joseph / Susan Levina Hiser DYER, Allen December 20, 1820 Roger / Ruth DYER Diana Apr 6, 1818 Roger/Ruth DYER Elizabeth May 9, 1795 Roger/Susannah Blizzard DYER James 1744 Roger/Hannah Britton DYER James Roger Oct 29, 1806 Roger/Ruth DYER, John 1770 James / Phoebe Ann Harrison DYER, John D. July 15, 175 Roger/ Susannah Blizard DYER, John Pendleton Nov 19, 1845 Allen/ Martha Ann DYER Mary Mar 18, 1781 Roger/Susannah Blizzard DYER Mary E. Sep 29, 1869 John J/Annie DYER Mary E. Apr 17, 1813 Roger/Ruth DYER Mary L. 1846 Morgan/Sarah Burns DYER Mary L. June 7, 1815 William/Margaret Riddle DYER Mary Wagoner 1808 Zebulon /Rebecca Wagoner DYER Morgan Sep 14, 1809 Roger/Ruth DYER Roger June 23, 1754 William John/Margaret Jiatt DYER Roger Dec 28, 1774 James/Phoebe Ann Harrison DYER Ruth Nov 11, 1778 Roger/SUsannah Blizzard DYER Samuel Mar 23, 1786 John/Jane MOrrell DYER Susannah Lair May 13, 1815 Roger/Ruth DYER William Mar 16, 1783 Roger/Susannah Blizzard DYER William Feb 20, 1768 James/Phoebe Ann Harrison DYER Zebulon Dec 10, 1776 James/Phebe Ann Harrison DYER Zebulon Oct 9, 1804 Roger/Ruth EAGLE Elizabeth 1792 Christian/Jane Cook EAGLE, George Washington Dec 1857 George W./ Julia ECKERT Absolum 1825 Abraham/ Sarah Fend ECKERT Abraham 1791 Phillip J./ Sophia Fleisher ECKERT Balentine 1823 Abraham /Sarah Fend ECKERT Henry 1829 Abraham/ Sarah Fend ECKERT Job 1845 Absolom/ Sarah j. Lamb ECKERT John 1825 John/ Catherine Propst ECKERT Mary M. July 1899 Noah W/Phebe J. Simmons ECKART Noah Webster Mar 17 ,1886 Noah W/Phoebe J. SImmons ERICK Dice 1853 Wm. / Elizabeth EYE Abel A. April 6, 1877 William Henry/ Millie Propst EYE Andrew 1876 Christian Franklin/Barbara Jane WAggy EYE Catherine 1808 Christian/Elizabeth Probst EYE Christian 1804 Christian/Elizabeth Probst EYE Christian 1775 Christian S./ Catheirne EYE Daniel Thomas Nov 13, 1868 Levi/Sarah Barclay EYE Elizabeth July 24, 1872 Ammi/Amanda Propst EYE Elizabeth 1800 Christian/Elizabeth Probst EYE George 1806 Christian/ Elizabeth Propst EYE George H Jan 15, 1884 Levi/ Sarah C. Barkley EYE George W. Jan 2, 1862 Robert/ Carolyn Propst EYE George Franklin July 22, 1874 James M./ Barbara Propst EYE Henry 1799 Christian/Elizabeth Propst EYE Henry Aldine Aug 25, 1874 Benjamin/Barbara Catherine Rexroad EYE, Jacob 1798 Christian /Elizabeth Propst EYE Jacob Johnson Oct 20, 1840 Jacob/ Sarah Swadle EYE Jacob William July 3, 1853 Robert Samuel/ Carolyn Propst EYE James K. Nov 4, 1860 Laban/Rachel ann Harmon EYE James Albert May 4, 1886 Levi/Sarah Barkley EYE John 1811 Henry/ Mary Propst EYE John 1808 George/Elizabeth Snider EYE John 1798 Jacob / Catheirne EYE John 1810 Frederick/ Catherine Stone EYE John 1812 Frederick/ Catherine Stone EYE John M. 1843 George/ Eleanor EYE John Boyd Nov 18, 1853 John/ Barbara Propst EYE John David Feb 12, 1851 Robert Samuel/ Catherine Propst EYE John Orion April 10, 1856 John /Carolyn Propst EYE Laben Nov 27, 1828 Jacob/ Sarah Swadley EYE Levi March 14, 1842 John /Barbara Propst EYE Maggie July 1, 1876 James M/Barbara Propst EYE Mary 1810 Christian/Elizabeth Probst EYE Mary Nov 20, 1817 Frederick/Catherine Stone EYE Mary A. Mar 3, 1877 Benjamin/Barbara Catherine Rexroad EYE Mary F. Oct 20, 1867 Jacob J/Timah Dorothy Davis EYE Mary Elizabeth Aug 8, 1832 Jacob/Sarah Swadley EYE Mary Jane Sep 15, 1861 Robert Samuel/Caroline Propst EYE Martha Jane Dec 15, 1874 Levi/Sarah Barclay EYE Phoebe Apr 10, 1818 Christopher/Elizabeth Propst EYE Reuben E. 1807 Christian/Elizabeth Probst EYE, Robert H. 1859 Laben /Hannah Mallow EYE, Robert Harrison Feb 17, 1869 Robert Samuel/ Carolyn Propst EYE, Robert Samuel June 11, 1826 Jacob/ Sarah Swadley EYE Sarah 1812 Christian/Elizabeth Probst EYE Sarah A. Apr 10, 1861 John/Delilah Propst EYE Sarah E. Mar 9, 1848 Robert Samuel/Caroline Propst EYE,Susan E. Oct. 10,1853 Laban / Rachael Ann EYE Susan E. 1834 Geroge/Eleanor EYE Susan E. Dec 27 ,1874 Christopher F/Barbara EYE Susannah 1809 Christian/Elizabeth Propst EYE Susannah Dec 1806 Christian/Elizabeht Probst EYE William 1885 James M. /Barbara Propst EYE William 1810 Christian/ Elizabeth Propst EYE William 1837 John/ Elizabeth Moyers EYE William July 12, 1840 William/ Letitia Bodkin EYE, William Nov 18, 1804 Christopher j./ Elizabeth Propst EYE William A. Aug 15, 1868 John /Delilah Propst EYE William D June 6, 1879 Benjamin/ Barbara Catherine Rexroad EYE William W. 1841 Avel/ Sarah EYE William Clark Feb 10, 1875 Levi/ Sarah Barkley EYE William Franklin March 10, 1869 William Washington /Susan Elizabeth Swadley EYE William Henry Aug 30, 1869 William Henry /Amelia Propst EYE William Henry Mar 31, 1838 John/Elizabeth Moyers EYE, William Olie June 12, 1905 William Henry Jr/ Ida Jane Simmons FISHER Elizabeth Feb 9 ,1792 Jacob/Susannah Burns FISHER Jacob Oct 29, 1758 John Adam/Christina Burkstoler FISHER Jacob 1833 william/ Nancy Bolton FISHER John Wesley Feb 13, 1837 William /Elizabeth Barb FISHER Laben Smith 1836 William /Nancy Bolton FISHER Mary A. 1787 Jacob/Susannah Burns FISHER William March 15, 1800 John/ Catherine Christine Hess FLEISHER Andrew 1805 Henry/Christina FLEISHER Elizabeth Jan 30 ,1823 Benjamin/Sarah Hull FLEMING Nancy B. NOv 1883 Isaac/Mary E. FLINN Abraham 1812 David/Mary Miller FLINN David 1837 Edward/ Susan FLINN David 1798 David /Mary Miller FLINN Elizabeth 1852 Abraham/Sabina Ketterman FLINN Jacob 1848 Abraham /Sabrina Ketterman FRIEND Elizabeth 1766 Jacob/Elizabeth Skidmore FULL Eve Aug 7 ,1830 George/Margaret Judy FULL George 1796 George/Catherine Steels FULL Joseph Mar 25, 1791 Lewis/Jane Collins FULTZ Andrew 1890 Jacob/Dorothy Dickenson FULTZ Elizabeth 1857 Joseph/Catherine Keister FULTZ John A. May 32, 2883 Martin/Mary J. Bolton FULTZ Maggie E. July 1881 Franklin P/Sarah Pitzenbarger FULTZ Mary C. Oct 5, 1875 Amos/Susan Rexroad GILKERSON James R. Aug 1, 1884 Henry T/Margaret GOOD William Otterbein Dec 18, 1916 William David/Mary Elizabeth Harrison GRADY George Washington Sep 7, 1849 Strother/Sarah Leary GRAHAM John Isaac Oct 11, 1863 Isaac/Lydia Ann Kimble GRAHAM Mary Oct 13, 1873 Isaac/Ann GRAYHAM Amos 1837 James/ Mary a. Davis GRAYHAM Enoch June 6, 1818 Isaac/ Barbara Coil GRAYHAM John Isaac Oct 11, 1863 Isaac /Lydia Ann GRAYHAM Kennison 1836 James/ Mary A. Davis GRAYHAM Rachel A. Dec 10, 1877 Isaac/ Lydia a. Kimble GRAYHAM Samuel March 4, 1821 Isaac /Barbara Coil GREGG Anna Maria Mar 10, 1800 John/Mary Rexroad GREGG Jacob 1848 John/Agnes Rexrode GREGG John 1803 John/Mary Rexrode GRIENER, Mary Susan, Jul. 30,1853 Jacob / Adaline (slave) GROGG Adam 1815 Phillip/Flora Crummitt GROGG Elizabeth 1846 Adam/Charlotte GROGG Jacob 1805 Phillip/Flora Crummitt GROGG Jacob A. Jan 1882 Martin/Hannah Simmons GROGG John 1808 Phillip/Flora Crummitt GROGG John June 4, 1873 Martin /Hannah Simmons GROGG John 1863 Phillip/ Flora Crummet GROGG John R. 1875 Martin/Hannah Simmons GROGG John Lafayette Nov 30, 1873 John A/Sarah Ann Waggy GROGG Lucy Aug 7, 1879 Martin/Hannah Simmons GROGG Lucy May Nov 7, 1898 John Lafayette/Rosanna Carson GROGG Martha Sep 1886 Martin/Hannah Simmons GROGG Martha Jane Aug 1849 John/Agnes Rexroad GROGG Martin July 15, 1845 John/Agnes Rexroad GROGG Mary Mar 10, 1800 John/Mary Rexroad GROGG Samuel June 1892 Martin /Hannah Simmons GROGG Samuel 1844 Adam/Charlotte GROGG Sarah C. 1861 Henry/Eliza B. GROGG Sarah J. Apr 1884 Martin/Hannah Simmons GROGG Susannah 1796 John/Mary Rexroad GROGG William July 1838 Adam/Charlotte GROGG Martin July 15, 1845 John/ Agnes Rexroad GUTHRIE William 1824 Page/ Frances HALLOWAY,MALE 12/11/1858 Daniel,/ Malinda HAMMER not named 2/9/1858 Jacob/Tammarah HAMMER Abel M. 1852 Elias/Delilah Conrad HAMMER Benjamin Stickley Nov 21, 1845 George/Mary Harper HAMMER Catherine May 6, 1814 George/Elizabeth Caplinger HAMMER Catherine Caplinger Feb 10 ,1839 Abel M/Lavina Blanche Hedrick HAMMER Denisa June 28 ,1833 Elias/Deilah Conrad HAMMER Elias June 3, 1806 George/Elizabeth Caplinger HAMMER Elizabeth 1823 George/Elizabeth Daggy HAMMER Elizabeth Aug 4, 1809 George/Elizabeth Caplinger HAMMER Elizabeth D. Oct 21, 1885 Abel M/Lavina Blanche Hedrick HAMMER Elias C. Nov 25, 1845 Elias/Delilah Conrad HAMMER George Aug 4, 1816 George/Elizabeth Caplinger HAMMER George W. June 28 ,1842 Elias/Deilah Conrad HAMMER George Washington May 25, 1844 Abel M/Lavina Blanche Hedrick HAMMER Glenn Reed May 6 ,1891 Abel M/Lavina Blanche Hedrick HAMMER Hannah Ellen Aug 2, 1856 Abel M/Lavina Blanche Hedrick HAMMER Ida Lee June 30 ,1861 Abel M/Lavina Blanche Hedrick HAMMER Isaac Conrad Aug 12, 1850 Abel M/Lavina Blanche Hedrick HAMMER Isaac Taylor Sep 13, 1847 Elias/Deilah Conrad HAMMER Jacob Feb 21, 1821 George/Elizabeth Coplinger HAMMER Jesse Blanche July 7, 1888 Abel M/Lavina Blanche Hedrick HAMMER John A. Jan 10, 1840 Elias/Deilah Conrad HAMMER John Cunningham Mar 2, 1859 Abel M/Lavina Blanche Hedrick HAMMER Laban Dec 12, 1834 Elias/Deilah Conrad HAMMER Lavina Susan Apr 16, 1855 Elias/Deilah Conrad HAMMER Leonard H. Oct 9 ,1842 George/Mary Harper HAMMER Mahala J. Mar 23, 1836 Elias/Deilah Conrad HAMMER Mary A. Mar 5, 1844 Elias/Deilah Conrad HAMMER Mary Ann Apr 2, 1823 George/Elizabeth Caplinger HAMMER Mary Margaret July 27 ,1848 Abel M/Lavina Blanche Hedrick HAMMER Phoebe Oct 8 ,1811 George/Elizabeth Caplinger HAMMER Phoebe Ann Sep 3, 1852 Abel M/Lavina Blanche Hedrick HAMMER Phoebe Sophia Oct 24, 1837 Elias/Deilah Conrad HAMMER Sarah Dec 15, 1831 Elias/Delilah Conrad HAMMER Sarah Jane Sep 1, 1837 George/Mary Harper HAMMER Susan July 5, 1888 Leo/Sally HAMMER Susannah Oct 18,1807 George/Elizabeth Caplinger HAMMER Ursula Thompson Apr 27, 1852 Jacob/Tunnah Conrad HAMMER Virginia F. Apr 28 ,1849 Elias/Deilah Conrad HAMMER William Apr 1, 1851 Elias/Deilah Conrad HAMMER William Henry Oct 12, 1840 Abel M/Lavina Blanche Hedrick HARMON Charles Fourier 1858 Isaac/Christina Hinkle HARMON Christina 1801 Isaac/Christina Hinkle HARMON Isaac Aug 12, 1812 Isaac/Christina Hinkle HARMON, John, 4/20/1858 George,/ Mary HARMON Jonas 1787 Isaac/Christina Hinkle HARMON Joshua 1793 Isaac/Christina Hinkle HARMON Lucinda May 7, 1858 Reuben/Cynthia Ann Custard HARMON Moses 1785 Isaac/Christina Hinkle HARMON Noah 1798 Isaac/Christina Hinkle HARMON Noah Webster 1856 Isaac/Christina Hinkle HARMON Phoebe Sep 10 ,1791 Isaac/Christina Hinkle HARMON Rachel 1803 Isaac/Christina Hinkle HARMON Reuben Aug 16, 1789 Isaac/Christina Hinkle HARMON Reuben 1831 Noah/Magdalena Mallow HARMON Samuel 1785 Isaac/Christina Hinkle HARMON Solomon May 1807 Isaac/Christina Hinkle HAROLD, John F. 12/5/1858 Harold,/ Sarah HARPER Eli July 16, 1827 Joshua/Catherine Conrad HARPER Elizabeth Rebecca Nov 15, 1834 Moses/Phoebe Conrad HARPER,FEMALE 3/25/1858 Eli/Delila Harper HARPER,Isaac Feb. 24,1853 Eli /Delila Harper HARPER Jacob Conrad Sep 10 ,1834 Moses/Phoebe Conrad HARPER, Mahala C., 3/18/1858 Jacob,/ Elizabeth HARPER,MALE, 5/26/1854 Amby/ Elizabeth HARPER William Nixon June 1850 Moses/Phoebe Conrad HARSHBARGER,MALE 7/2/1858 I. M./ Cath. HARTER, Wm. H., 1/9/1858 Peter R.,/ Susannah HARTMAN Annie Martha June 14, 1906 J. Edmond/Martha Lowell Rader HARTMAN Bessie Alice Dec 29 ,1887 James Edward/Martha Lowell Rader HARTMAN Charles Edward Nov 2, 1875 William Perry/Permelia Catherine Lough HARTMAN,Christina May 1853 Job / Annie HARTMAN Christopher May 5, 1853 Job/Ann Thompson HARTMAN Clarence Oliver May 21, 1890 James Edward/Martha Lowell Rader HARTMAN Denisa A. Mar 30, 1840 Moritz/Elizabeth Cook HARTMAN Effie Stella Oct 5, 1892 James Edward/Martha Lowell Rader HARTMAN Elizabeth Dec 15, 1802 John/Mary Hunter HARTMAN Elizabeth Oct 8, 1909 James William/Carrie Etta Sponaugle HARTMAN Elliott 1813 Daniel/Mary Teller HARTMAN Endrus 1862 Job/Susan Moyers HARTMAN George W. Apr 1838 James/Elizabeth Lambert HARTMAN George W. 1857 James Edward/Martha Lowell Rader HARTMAN George Edward Mar 27, 1894 James William/Carrie Etta Sponaugle HARTMAN George Howard Apr 22, 1871 George W/Catherine Rexroad HARTMAN Henry Mar 17, 1806 Mortiz /Elizabeth Cook HARTMAN Henry Apr 13, 1807 Jacob/Mary Hauter HARTMAN Henry Edward Apr 17, 1892 James William/Carrie Etta Sponaugle HARTMAN Isaac M. May 16, 1836 Henry/Savannah McMullin HARTMAN Isaac Perry July 16, 1877 William Perry/Permelia Catherine Lough HARTMAN James 1812 Moritz/Elizabeth Cook HARTMAN James Feb 1857 Job/Ann Thompson HARTMAN James Jan 29, 1810 Mortiz/Elizabeth Cook HARTMAN James W. Nov 24, 1860 WIlliam Perry/Permelia Catherine Lough HARTMAN James Anderson Feb 1857 Henry/Savannah McMullen HARTMAN James Arthur June 1, 1899 James William/Carrie Etta Sponaugle HARTMAN James Edward Apr 28 ,1853 Henry/Savannah McMullen HARTMAN James William Nov 24, 1860 William Perry/Permelia Catherine Lough HARTMAN Job Mar 3, 1835 James/Elizabeth Lambert HARTMAN Job 1831 Daniel/Mary Teller HARTMAN John R. Nov 11, 1853 Elliott/Martha Cassell HARTMAN John T. Mar 20 ,1890 James WIlliam/Carrie Etta Sponaugle HARTMAN John Clark Sep 29, 1865 William Perry/Permelia Catherine Lough HARTMAN Lucy Ellen May 27, 1871 William Perry/Permelia Catherine Lough HARTMAN Margaret Clarissa NOv 20 ,1858 William Perry/Permelia Catherine Lough HARTMAN Martha A. Jan 15, 1868 William Perry/Permelia Catheirne Lough HARTMAN Martha Ellen May 22, 1910 Isaac Perry/Lucy Vandevander HARTMAN Martha Isabelle June 12, 1851 Henry/Savannah McMullen HARTMAN Mary Jan 1850 Job/Anice Thompson HARTMAN, Mary C., 2/7/1858 M,/Margaret HARTMAN Mary C. Nov 1879 John H/Martha R. Hevener HARTMAN Mary E. Mar 26, 1857 William Perry/Permelia Catherine Lough HARTMAN Mary L. Oct 25, 1854 Ahio/Nancy Gutherie HARTMAN Mary Alice July 11, 1914 Isaac Perry/Lucy Vandevander HARTMAN Mary Anna July 10, 1848 Henry/Sarah McMullen HARTMAN Mary Elizabeth Feb 24, 1841 James Edward/Martha Lowell Rader HARTMAN Mary Jane Aug 27 ,1899 James E/Martha Lowell Rader HARTMAN Moritz Mar 14, 1845 Moritz/Elizabeth Cook HARTMAN Murtz June 12, 1840 James Edward/Martha Lowell Rader HARTMAN Nancy 1810 Moritz/Elizabeth Cook HARTMAN Phoebe Jane Aug 23, 1838 Henry/Savannah McMullin HARTMAN Roxie Etta Jan 3, 1896 James Edward/Martha Lowell Rader HARTMAN Ruhama C. June 4, 1834 Henry/Savannah McMullin HARTMAN Sarah 1815 Moritz/Elizabeth Cook HARTMAN Sarah Aug 4, 1854 William/Barbara HARTMAN Sarah A. Apr 4, 1857 Ahio/Nancy Gutherie HARTMAN Susan Catherine July 12,1863 William Perry/Permelia Catherine Lough HARTMAN William 1820 Moritz/Elizabeth Cook HARTMAN William Arthur Jan 23, 1902 Isaac Perry/Lucy Vandevander HARTMAN William Perry Nov 27 ,1832 James/Elizabeth Lambert HAWES Hannah 1755 Henry Peter/SArah Dyer HEAVENER, Elory Ann, 5/12/1858 Cutlip/ Elizabeth HEAVENER Sarah Maude Aug 18,1876 Anderson M/Mahulda Lough HEDRICK Adam 1803 Frederick/Mary E. HEDRICK Adam J. 1840 Adam/Jezebell Hinkle HEDRICK Amanda 1826 Adam/Jezebell Hinkle HEDRICK Andrew J. 1836 Adam/Jezebell Hinkle HEDRICK Annie 1790 Frederick/Mary E. HEDRICK Charles Armstrong May 9 ,1858 Solomon/Martha E. Armstrong HEDRICK Christian 1806 Frederick/Mary E. HEDRICK Cynthia Jane 1841 Solomon/Martha HEDRICK David W. 1854 Adam/Jezebell Hinkle HEDRICK Elizabeth 1795 Frederick/Mary E HEDRICK Eugene 1859 Henry/Mary HEDRICK Eve 1809 Frederick/Mary E. HEDRICK Frederick 1765 Charles/Barbara Conrad HEDRICK, FEMALE, 12/20/1858 E. D.,/ Sarah E. HEDRICK Isaac Y. 1838 Adam/Jezebell Hinkle HEDRICK Isabelle 1842 Adam/Jezebell Hinkle HEDRICK, Jesse, 3/15/1858 Jesse, / Sarah HEDRICK Leo 1811 Frederick/Mary E. HEDRICK Louise B. 1839 Solomon/Martha HEDRICK Lucinda 1828 Adam/Jezebell Hinkle HEDRICK Margaret Susan Feb 3, 1881 Eugene/Mary Jane Jordan HEDRICK Marion 1830 Adam/Jezebell Hinkle HEDRICK Martha A. Aug 19, 1874 Cullum Columbus/Christina HEDRICK Martha Susan July 15, 1853 Solomon/Martha E. Armstrong HEDRICK Martin 1810 Frederick/Mary E. HEDRICK Mary 1788 Frederick/Mary E. HEDRICK, Mary E., 10/30/1858 Marion,/Mary HEDRICK Mary Agnes 1843 Solomon/Martha HEDRICK Mary Elizabeth Oct 30, 1848 Zebulon/Melinda Kimble HEDRICK Mary Susan July 21, 1855 Samuel Henry/Hannah Lough HEDRICK Mayberry C. 1834 Adam/Jezebell Hinkle HEDRICK Michael 1812 Frederick/Mary E. HEDRICK, Miner H., 6/18/1858 Reuben,/ Ellen HEDRICK Nancy M. 1848 Solomon/Martha HEDRICK Reuben July 1, 1854 Michael/Mary Jane Pennington HEDRICK Ruhama 1832 Adam/Jezebell Hinkle HEDRICK Samuel C 1857 Adam/Jezebell Hinkle HEDRICK Samuel Henry Mar 3, 1811 Henry/Mary HEDRICK Solomon 1809 Charles/Mary Fisher HEDRICK Solomon 1851 Solomon/Martha HEDRICK Susannah 1797 Frederick/Mary E. HEDRICK William E. Apr 12, 1845 Solomon/Martha E. Armstrong HELMICK Abel Aug 31, 1805 Adam/Hannah Teter HELMICK, Abraham 10/22,1854 Mathias / Catharine HELMICK Abraham Aug 31, 1863 Abraham B/Catherine Mullenax HELMICK Adam 1782 Jacob/Barbara Hinkle HELMICK Ann Frances July 4, 1876 Adam Fisher/Edith Jane Shreve HELMICK Anna Mar 21, 1811 Adam/Hannah Teter HELMICK Christopher Nov 12, 1858 Enos/Sarah S. HELMICK Cornelius July 16, 1809 Adam/Hannah Teter HELMICK Elizabeth 1834 Phillip/Sarah Williams HELMICK Elizabeth Sep 26, 1807 Adam/Hannah Teter HELMICK George May 19 ,1856 William/Elizabeth HELMICK George E. Jan 2, 1853 Mathias/Melvina HELMICK George Enos Feb 20 ,1879 Adam Fisher/Edith Jane Shreve HELMICK Jacob May 1, 1773 Peter/Mary M. Storms HELMICK Martha NOv 3, 1836 Cornelius/Lee Graham HELMICK Martha Jane 1814 John/Joan Ryan HELMICK Mary Alice July 11, 1926 Amby/Mary Ellen Kimble HELMICK Mary Magdalene June 26, 1871 Adam Fisher/Edith Jane Shreve HELMICK Mathias 1766 George/Keziah Mick HELMICK Moses July 17, 1813 Adam/Hannah Teter HELMICK Phillip Mar 21, 1858 Mathias/Melvina HELMICK Sarah Sep 5, 1854 Josiah/Elizabeth HELMICK Sarah F. 1873 Joseph H/Amanda Wilfong HELMICK Sarah Jane Mar 3, 1910 Amby/Mary Ellen Kimble HENKLE,MALE SLAVE 8/1858 M./ Chippey HENKLE Catheirne 1793 Abraham/Catherine Teter HEAVENER Adam 1775 Jacob/Mary Mallow HEVENER Anderson Moffett Aug 22 ,1845 John G/Marah McMullin HEAVENER Anna 1807 Nicholas/Mary Propst HEAVENER Catherine 1809 Nicholas/Mary Propst HEAVENER Elias Apr 9, 1805 Nicholas/Mary Propst HEVENER Elizabeth Mar 16, 1771 Frederick/Rachel HEVENER Elizabeth 1811 Nicholas/Mary Sophia Propst HEAVENER George N. Apr 3, 1860 Jacob/Amelia Kester HEAVENER Henry Michael 1770 Jacob/Mary Mallow HEAVENER Jacob Oct 17, 1820 George/Emma Catherine Propst HEAVENER Jacob Feb 7 ,1801 Nicholas/Mary Sophia Propst HEVENER Jacob Aug 7, 1744 Nicholas/Elizabeth Seybert HEAVENER Jane 1813 Nicholas/Mary Propst HEAVENER John June 1, 1780 Jacob/Mary Mallow HEVENER John Aug 30 ,1817 George/Emma Catherine Propst HEAVENER Margaret 1766 Jacob/Mary Mallow HEAVENER Melinda 1817 Nicholas/Mary Propst HEVENER Nicholas May 20 ,1768 Jacob/Mary Mallow HEAVENER Phoebe 1817 Nicholas/Mary Propst HEAVENER Polly Mar 12, 1802 Nicholas/Mary Propst HEVENER Robert Calvin Mar 7, 1879 William/Nancy Elizabeth Rohrbaugh HEVENER Samuel NOv 2, 1882 William M/Sarah J. Greenwalt HEVENER Sarah 1807 George/Emma Catherine Propst HEAVENER Samuel Peter 1772 Jacob/Mary Mallow HEAVENER Sarah 1804 Nicholas/Mary Propst HEVENER William 1854 Jacob/Amelia Keister HEVENER William Oscar July 23, 1905 Robert Calvin/Minnie Florence Landis HILLE Margaret E. 2/2/1858 Jacob G./ Jane HINER Amanda 1829 John/Magdalena Burner HINER Amelia Dec 14, 1856 John/Mary Jane Grey HINER Benjamin J. July 26, 1809 Harmon/Jemima McCoy HINER Charles C. Oct 7 ,1846 John/Mary Jane Grey HINER Elizabeth McCoy Feb 28 ,1822 Harmon/Jemima McCoy HINER Eskridge Kee June 1847 Harmon/Jemima McCoy HINER George Feb 1825 Joseph/Jane Armstrong HINER Harmon Nov 20, 1782 John/Magdalena Burner HINER Harmon Apr 6, 1843 Benjamin J/Mary Seybert HINER Harmon Nov 20, 1782 John/Magdalene Burner HINER Jacob Burner Sep 5, 1776 John/Magdalena Burner HINER James Knox July 1844 John/Mary Jane Grey HINER James Marion July 5, 1856 Harmon/Jemima McCoy HINER Jane B. Mar 12, 1817 John/Magdalena Burner HINER John Apr 19, 1854 George/Lucinda Barbara Armstrong HINER John Oct 26, 1817 Harmon/Jemima McCoy HINER John 1819 John/Magdalena Burner HINER Joseph Nov 22, 1778 John/Magdalena Burner HINER Joseph Burner May 9 ,1821 John/Magdalena Burner HINER Josiah Ashby Oct 12, 1807 Harmon/Jemima McCoy HINER Lucinda Nov 10 ,1813 Harmon/Jemima McCoy HINER Lucy G. Apr 26, 1850 John/Mary Jane Grey HINER Mahala 1815 John/Magdalena Burner HINER Margaret Sep 19 ,1813 John/Magdalena Burner HINER Martha McCoy Jan 8 ,1819 Harmon/Jemima McCoy HINER, Mary H., 3/7/1858 Samuel,/ Elizabeth HINER Mary Magdalene Jan 22, 1809 John/Magdalena Burner HINER Nancy Apr 24, 1817 Jacob Burner/Sarah McCoy HINER Nancy 1811 John/Magdalena Burner HINER Oliver Morton Jan 1850 William/Catherine Kee HINER Robert Edward Sep 1864 John/Mary Jane Grey HINER Samuel Mar 12, 1814 Jacob Burner/Sarah McCoy HINER Sarah May 9 ,1821 Jacob Burner/Sarah McCoy HINER Sarah Apr 27 ,1826 John/Magdalena Burner HINER Sarah Feb 1806 Harmon/Jemima McCoy HINER, Sarah J. 5/31/1858 Joseph / Mahulda HINER Sarah Jemima Sep 7 ,1853 John/Mary Jane Grey HINER William Feb 28 ,1822 Harmon/Jemima McCoy HINER William Mar 7, 1827 John/Magdalena Burner HISER, Wm. W. 7/22/1858 Jonathan,/ Ellen HOLLOWAY not named, 12/11/1858 Daniel/Malinda HOOVER Annie Virginia Nov 17, 1880 William J/Mary Jane Rexroad HOOVER Christina Nov 12, 1850 John/Christina Miller HOOVER Eli P. Dec 1, 1884 Jackson/Elizabeth J. Varner HOOVER Elizabeth 1844 Eli/Frances Propst HOOVER, Elizabeth M. 7/18/1858 /Sarah HOOVER George Mar 1877 Adam/Ruhama S. Simmons HOOVER, George C., 8/31/1858 Thomas,/ Sara Farmer HOOVER George E. Jan 19 ,1888 WIlliam J/Mary Jane Rexroad HOOVER George Wash. 7/1854 John/Christina HOOVER Henry Ray Feb 13, 1901 George Marshall/Luella Simmons HOOVER Jackson Sep 17, 1861 Daniel/Elizabeth Shank HOOVER James Oliver May 1890 Adam/Ruhama S. Simmons HOOVER Joel 1812 William/Barbara Propst HOOVER John 1850 Daniel/Elizabeth Shank HOOVER John July 22, 1852 Thomas/Sarah HOOVER Mary Elizabeth Nov 6, 1876 Harvey/Barbara Margaret Rexroad HOOVER, Phoebe 1853 Jno./ Christina HOOVER Phoebe Nov 22,1838 Daniel/Catherine Eye HOOVER, Rebecca, 9/1/1858 Jno. H./ Christina HOOVER, William F. 12/3/1858 /Mary A HOTTINGER John 1773 Conrad/Mary Catherine Kutz HOWDESHELL, Adam, 10/2/1858 not known, /Cath. HUDSON, Phebe Catherine 10/11/1854 James M. /Catharine HUFFMAN, FEMALE 11/1854 Laban / Mary HUFFMAN Adam May 8, 1812 Adam/Elizabeth Hevener HUFFMAN Albert W. 1862 Solomon/Hester Bowers HUFFMAN Benjamin 1831 Solomon/Hester Bowers HUFFMAN Cornelius 1833 Solomon/Hester Bowers HUFFMAN Daniel 1856 George C./Mary Ann Waldron HUFFMAN Enoch Graham Dec 25, 1853 George C./Mary Ann Waldron HUFFMAN George A. 1847 George C./Mary Ann Waldron HUFFMAN George C. Dec 8, 1806 Christopher/Catherine Colaw HUFFMAN Henry May 19, 1819 Adam/Elizabeth Hevener HUFFMAN Henry C. Mar 12, 1887 Albert W/Actenchia Flinn HUFFMAN Henry Loston Sep 19 ,1881 David A/Elizabeth Kisamore HUFFMAN Jane 1832 Solomon/Hester Bowers HUFFMAN Joannah 1851 George C./Mary Ann Waldron HUFFMAN Job 1838 Solomon/Hester Bowers HUFFMAN Laban 1811 Christopher/Catherine Colaw HUFFMAN Laban June 26, 1812 Christopher/Catherine Colaw HUFFMAN Martha J. 1864 Solomon/Hester Bowers HUFFMAN Martha J. May 16, 1864 Job/Sidney Bennett HUFFMAN Martin 1868 Solomon/Hester Bowers HUFFMAN Mary Mar 24, 1787 Christopher/Catherine Colaw HUFFMAN Mary E. Nov 10 ,1845 George/Mary A. HUFFMAN Mary E. 1845 George C./Mary Ann Waldron HUFFMAN Mary Catherine June 29, 1892 John K/Martha Ellen Bland HUFFMAN Mary Ellen 1847 George C/Mary Ann Waldron HUFFMAN Peter 1803 Henry/Hannah Harness HUFFMAN Sarah Catherine Dec 1842 George/Mary Ann Waldron HUFFMAN Sidney C. 1844 Solomon/Hester Bowers HUFFMAN Solomon 1804 Christopher/Catherine Colaw HUFFMAN Sylvanus 1847 Solomon/Hester Bowers HULL Adam L. 1836 Peter Adam/Rachel Tallman HULL Adam 1764 Peter/Susannah Deffenbaugh HULL John P. 1820 Peter Adam/Rachel Tallman HULL Martha I. 1826 Peter Adam/Rachel Tallman HULL Mathew Harvey 1821 Peter Adam/Rachel Tallman HULL Nancy E. July 16, 1831 Peter Adam/Rachel Tallman HULL Peter Adam 1794 Adam/Esther Kester HULL Rebecca 1819 Peter Adam/Rachel Tallman HULL Rebecca Ann May 5, 1816 Henry/Hannah Harness JOHNSON Adam Judy Dec 29, 1843 Joseph/Martha House JOHNSON,Benjamin, slave, Dec. 25, 1853 Sam'l / Polly (slave) JOHNSON Charles K. Oct 27, 1873 JOhn/ H. Phebe JOHNSON Charles Wesley Mar 1, 1847 Robert R./Mahala Judy JOHNSON George F 1820 James/ Mary A. Fisher JOHNSON George W. 1838 Samuel/ Elizabeth A. Dice JOHNSON Jehu 1777 Joseph/ Martha house JOHNSON Jehu B. 1827 James /Mary A. Fisher JOHNSON Jehu H. 1835 Samuel/Elizabeth A. Dice JOHNSON Henry C. Mar 5, 1853 Jacob/Felicia JOHNSON Henry S. Dec 13, 1862 John A/Phoebe JOHNSON Jacob G. 1840 Samuel/Elizabeth A. Dice JOHNSON Jacob Fisher July 24, 1809 James/Mary A. Fisher JOHNSON James W. 1781 Joseph/Martha House JOHNSON James William Jan 27, 1840 Mortimer/Catherine Will JOHNSON Jane 1751 Arthur/Margaret Ferris JOHNSON Jehu 1777 Joseph/Martha House JOHNSON Isaac C. 1835 Samuel/Elizabeth A. Dice JOHNSON Margaret 1779 Joseph/Martha House JOHNSON Margaret M. 1816 James/Mary A. Fisher JOHNSON Martha H. 1811 James/Mary A. Fisher JOHNSON Martha J. 1842 Robert R/Mahala Judy JOHNSON Mary Mollie Aug 2, 1866 James William/Sarah Catherine Phares JOHNSON Rebecca Elizabeth Oct 16, 1844 Robert R/Mahala Judy JOHNSON, Reuben G. Jan. 7, 1853 Samuel / Elizabeth A. JOHNSON Richard 1822 William/Eve Pennington JOHNSON Robert R. Apr 2, 1816 Robert H/Hannah JOHNSON Robert Boyd may 21, 1886 James William/Sarah Catherine Phares JOHNSON Samuel 1775 Joseph/ Martha House JOHNSON William B. 1812 James/Mary A. Fisher JOHNSON William Washington Aug 26 ,1873 James William/Sarah Catherine Phares JOHNSTON Caroline M. 1824 James/Mary Fisher JOHNSTON Cora Annie Oct 22, 1869 James/Mary Fisher JOHNSTON Jehu B. 1827 James/Mary Fisher JOHNSTON Opie A. June 30, 1882 James/Mary Fisher JOHNSTON Robert Boyd May 21, 1886 James/Mary Fisher JOHNSTON Susan E. Jan 17,1814 James/Mary Fisher JOHNSTON Talahassee Mar 12, 1879 James/Mary Fisher JONES Amanda 1844 James/Mary A. Blagg JONES Charles Pinckney Sr. Sep 17, 1845 John Milton/ Phebe Jane Dice JONES Esther Cornelia Apr 15, 1854 James/Mary A. Blagg JONES Frances M. 1845 James/Mary A. Blagg JONES Harriett A. 1849 James/Mary A. Blagg JONES John W. 1840 James/Mary A. Blagg JONES John Milton Mar 31, 1811 Thomas/Mary Euritt JONES Joseph M. 1843 James/Mary A. Blagg JONES Marshall 1851 James/Mary A. Blagg JONES Mary Hester Dec 8 ,1846 John Mitton/Phebe Jane Dice JONES Sarah M. 1847 James/Mary A. Blagg JONES William E. 1846 James/Mary A. Blagg JUDY Abigail 1830 Henry/Mary Calhoun JUDY Adam June 14, 1844 Jesse/ Elizabeth Teter JUDY Adam 1845 Amos/Ursula Summers JUDY Adam 1702 Henry/ Barbara JUDY Adam Nov 12, 1805 Martin/ Catherine Henkle JUDY Adam H. Sep 15, 1853 Martin/ Christine Harper JUDY Alice 1875 Henry/ELizabeth Kimble JUDY Allen 1852 Amos/Ursula Summers JUDY America 1838 Amos/Ursula Summers JUDY Amos Oct 21, 1811 Henry/Mary Calhoun JUDY Barbara 1786 Henry/Barbara JUDY Bertha 1881 Henry/ELizabeth Kimble JUDY Bertha Margaret Mar 9 ,1882 George Amos/Margaret Catherine Calhoun JUDY Charles Cleveland Jan 21, 1885 George Amos/Margaret Catherine Calhoun JUDY Daisy 1885 Henry/ELizabeth Kimble JUDY Ella Belinda May 1892 George Amos/Margaret Catherine Calhoun JUDY Ellen A. Apr 26, 1854 George Amos/Margaret Catherine Calhoun JUDY Elizabeth 1826 Henry/Mary Calhoun JUDY Elizabeth Oct 19, 1844 Amos/ Mary teter JUDY Elizabeth Susan Nov 29 ,1845 John/Mary A. Lambert JUDY Ellen Feb 10 ,1846 George Washington/Martha Skidmore JUDY Ellen A. Apr 26, 1854 Samuel/Rebecca Carr JUDY Gabriel 1883 Henry/ELizabeth Kimble JUDY George 1780 Henry/Barbara JUDY George Amos Jan 25, 1850 John/Mary A. Lambert JUDY George McClellen Sep 22, 1864 Martin/Christina Harper JUDY George Roy Oct 25, 1897 George Amos/Margaret Catherine Calhoon JUDY Hannah Aug 10 ,1879 Henry/ELizabeth Kimble JUDY Hannah D. Mar 28 ,1856 George Amos/Margaret Catherine Calhoun JUDY Henry 1744 Martin/Rosina SHaffner JUDY Henry 1802 Martin/Catherine Hinkle JUDY Henry 1773 Henry/Barbara JUDY Henry A. III Dec 13, 1849 Amos/ Ursula Summers JUDY Henry Jefferson Feb 3, 1867 Noah/ Clara R. Ours JUDY Henry Verson Dec 6, 1929 Vernie E./ Clora Alice Kimball JUDY Henson Scott 1870 Hiram /Mary Margaret JUDY Isaac N. Jan 27 ,1856 John/Mary Maria Hiner JUDY Jacob 1784 Henry/Barbara JUDY Jacob H. 1859 John/Mary Maria Hiner JUDY John Mar 8 ,1831 Geroge Washington/Martha Skidmore JUDY John 1739 Martin/Rosina Sheffner JUDY John Oct 6, 1824 Henry/Mary Calhoon JUDY John 1782 Henry/Barbara JUDY John Burdette Dec 26, 1917 William Arthur/Ona Lee Lambert JUDY John Leo Dec 7 ,1909 John Samuel/Carrie Etta Rexroad JUDY Mahala Aug 12, 1824 Adam/Mary M. Hinkle JUDY Malvina 1832 Henry/Mary Calhoun JUDY Marcellus 1847 Amos/Ursula Summers JUDY Margaret 1800 Nicholas/Mary Fultz JUDY Margaret Feb 23, 1859 Sinclair/Susan Harper JUDY Martha Dec 31, 1878 Elijah/Christina JUDY Martha A. 1861 John/Mary Maria Hiner JUDY Martha Frances Oct 30, 1923 Bert/Clara Alice Kimble JUDY Martin 1840 Amos/Ursula Summers JUDY Martin Oct 28, 1841 Amos /Ursala Summers JUDY Mary 1828 Henry/Mary Calhoun JUDY Mary C. May 4, 1858 Martin/Christina Harper JUDY Mary E. 1852 George Amos/Margaret Catherine Calhoun JUDY Mary Catherine Aug 21, 1846 Amos/Mary Teter JUDY Mary Jane Sep 13, 1854 Amos/Ursula Summers JUDY Mary Susan June 19, 1859 John/ Trumbo JUDY Melissa A. July 26, 1858 George Amos/Margaret Catherine Calhoun JUDY Noah 1846 Henry/Elizabeth Kimble JUDY Noah H. 1854 Martin /Christine Harper JUDY Oscar Vernon June 24, 1906 George Amos/Margaret Catherine Calhoun JUDY Polly 1807 John/Mary Maria Hiner JUDY Roxanna 1833 Amos/Ursula Summers JUDY St. Clair 1839 Amos/Ursula Summers JUDY Samuel R. July 18 ,1911 William Arthur/Ona Lee Lambert JUDY Samuel Clyde July 25, 1901 Geroge Amos/Margaret Catherine Calhoun JUDY Sarah July 5, 1775 Henry/Barbara JUDY Susan Oct 24, 1876 Elijah/Christina JUDY Susan Ellen Apr 8 ,1877 Charles N/Denise Kile JUDY Susan 1850 George Amos/Margaret Catherine Calhoun JUDY Susan 1869 Henry/ELizabeth Kimble JUDY Susannah 1788 Henry/Barbara JUDY Virginia 1834 Amos/Ursula Summers JUDY William Kermit June 27 ,1909 William Arthur/Ona Lee Lambert KAPLINGER George Feb 3, 1784 George/?? KAPLINGER Phoebe 1800 George/Catherine Dice KASNER Benjamin March 3, 1819 Vandal Benjamin/ Elizabeth Hill KASNER Daniel 1805 John Adam /Hannah Foultz KASNER Elizabeth Aug 13, 1832 George/Margaret Yeager KASNER George June 11, 1801 Vandal Benjamin /Elizabeth HIll KASNER George Washington Jan 17, 1841 George/ Margaret Yeager KASNER George Washington Dec 12, 1862 Robert H/Elizabeth KASNER Margaret 1779 Adam/Margaret Mallow KASNER Mary Barbara June 28, 1799 Vandal Benjamin/Elizabeth Hill KASNER Phillip A. 1795 John Adam Hannah Foultz KASNER Vandal Benjamin Oct 16, 1771 Adam/Margaret Mallow KASNER William Mar 18, 1827 George/Margaret Yeager KEE James B. Mar 23, 1892 J.W./Mary KELLAR, Jacob 12/17/1854 Henry F./ , Isabella KERNS, Job 10/2/1854 John S./ Eliza KESNER Abraham Jan 12, 1870 Jacob/Leticia Borrer KENSER Benjamin H. 1828 Samuel/Catherine Bigerhoff KESNER Benjamin Mar 3, 1819 Vandal Benjamin/Elizabeth Hill KESNER Charles May 18, 1913 Abraham Seymour/Mary Elizabeth KESNER Edward May 24, 1871 Benjamin H/Catherine E. Simmons KESNER Elmer Sep 4, 1871 Noah W/Rebecca J. RIggleman KESNER Emmett Nov 19 ,1905 Noah W/Rebecca J. Riggleman KESNER Ervin Oct 15, 1905 Abraham Seymour/Mary Elizabeth KESNER George Russell Mar 1, 1897 George WAshington/Rebecca Jane Graham KESNER Hannah 1839 Phillip/Mary Hepner KESNER Hannah R. 1833 Solomon/Christina Peterson KESNER Jacob Glenn Apr 23, 1902 Abraham Seymour/Mary May Riggleman KESNER Letiticia Florence Apr 8 ,1898 Abraham Seymour/Mary May Riggleman KESNER Lurena Feb 22, 1909 Abraham Seymour/Mary Elizabeth KESNER Noah 1817 George/Lavina KESNER Phillip 1795 John/Margaret Mallow KESNER Samuel Apr 25, 1805 John Adam/Hannah Foultz KESNER Samuel Nov 11, 1872 Reuben H/Elizabeth C. Simpson KESNER Sarah A. Jan 15, 1830 Samuel/Catheirne Bargerhoff KESNER Sarah Jane Sep 2, 1896 Moses W/Martha Elizabeth KESNER Zadee C. Mar 5, 1892 Abraham Seymour/Mary May Riggleman KESTER John Wilson April 23, 1887 Joseph Ellsworth Anna Mary Nail KESTER John Claude may 17, 1882 Eugene Christina R. Smith KESTER John Davis May 3, 1815 George Susannah Peck KEISTER Amelia Aug 25, 1830 James/SUsan Swadley KEISTER Amelia 1856 Henry/Elizabeth KEISTER Andrew Jackson Feb 16, 1840 John/Elizabeth KEISTER Annie Vista Jan 13, 1891 Eugene/Christina Lavina Smith KEISTER Asenath June 29 ,1837 James/SUsan Swadley KEISTER David M. 1866 Henry/Elizabeth KEISTER Edmund D. 1864 Henry/Elizabeth KEISTER Elizabeth Oct 21, 1834 James/Susan Swadley KEISTER Elizabeth Apr 2, 1808 James/Elizabeth Jane Davis KEISTER Elizabeth 1827 George/Susannah Peck KEISTER Elmer Lawrence Nov 9 ,1883 John D/Mary Sabina Trumbo KEISTER Emma Jane June 20 ,1872 John/Elizabeth KEISTER Eugene Dec 27 ,1850 Henry/Elizabeth Allen KEISTER Franklin P. 1852 Henry/Elizabeth KEISTER Frederick Mar 11, 1774 Frederick/Hannah Dyer KEISTER Frederick M. 1774 Frederick Hannah Button KEISTER George Jan 12, 1805 George/Susannah Peck KEISTER Gertrude Virginia Nov 6, 1886 Eugene /Christina L. Smith KEISTER Glenn Alton Oct 13, 1889 Eugene/Christina L. Smith KEISTER Hannah 1836 James/Susan Swadley KEISTER Hannah 1848 John/Elizabeth KEISTER Hannah M. Dec 1857 John/Elizabeth KEISTER Harry Stanley Aug 2, 1884 Eugene/Christina L. Smith KEISTER Henry Dec 24, 1828 James/Susan Swadley KEISTER Henry L. 1864 Henry/Elizabeth KEISTER Isaac Feb 25, 1840 James/SUsan Swadley KEISTER Isaac 1862 Henry Elizabeth Allen KEISTER Jacob Bowman May 12, 1874 John D/Mary Sabina Trumbo KEISTER James 1847 James/SUsan Swadley KEISTER James 1858 Henry/Elizabeth KEISTER James Jr. 1797 James Elizabeth Jane Davis KEISTER James K.P. Sep 1844 George Mary Ann Jordan KEISTER James H. April 14, 1859 David Malinda KEISTER Jesse Sep 1845 George/Mary Ann Jordan KEISTER John D. May 3, 1815 George/Susannah Peck KEISTER John D. June 4, 1844 John D/Elizabeth Bodkin KEISTER John Claude May 17, 1882 Eugene/Christina L. Smith KEISTER Josephine 1854 Henry/Elizabeth KEISTER Laura D. Feb 26, 1875 William C/E.J. KEISTER Leslie Allen June 16, 1902 Eugene/Christina L. Smith KEISTER Louisa Virginia Feb 19, 1856 John/Elizabeth KEISTER Luther Smith Sep 19, 1897 Eugene/Christina L. Smith KESITER Maggie M. 1859 John/Elizabeth KEISTER Margaret 1868 Henry/Elizabeth KEISTER Martha 1848 George/Mary Ann Jordan KEISTER Martha July 10, 1908 Elmer/Mary Hoover KEISTER Martha Catherine Oct 4, 1853 Frederick/Melinda Gwinn KEISTER Myra D. Nov 3, 1881 John/Elizabeth KEISTER Ruth 1832 James/Susan Swadley KEISTER Sarah H. 1842 John/Elizabeth KEISTER Sarah J. 1860 Henry/Elizabeth KEISTER Susan 1833 James/SUsan Swadley KEISTER Susan L. 1858 Henry/Elizabeth KEISTER Susannah D. 1841 John/Elizabeth KEISTER Naomi Feb 24 ,1832 James/SUsan Swadley KEISTER Polly Ann May 10, 1851 John/Elizabeth KEISTER Polly Ann Apr 12, 1821 John/Elizabeth KEISTER Polly Ann 1858 John/Elizabeth KEISTER Walter Dyer Nov 24, 1867 John/Elizabeth KEISTER Walter Lee Jan 26, 1899 Eugene/Christina L. Smith KEISTER William G. Jan 15, 1846 John/Elizabeth KESTER Andrew Jackson Feb 1, 1840 John D/Elizabeth Bodkin KESTER Eugene Dec 27, 1850 Henry/Elizabeth Allen KESTER Henry Dec 24, 1828 James/Susan Swadley KESTER John D. May 3, 1815 George/Susannah Peck KESTER John Claude May 17, 1882 Eugene/Christina L. Smith KESTER Mary 1814 James/Elizabeth Jane Davis KESTER Mary 1880 Andrew Jackson/Hulda Armstrong KETTERMAN Benjamin Franklin Apr 28, 1867 Frank Salem/Mary Bennett KETTERMAN Charles Dayton Sr. April 18, 1922 Robert L. Gertie Hedrick KETTERMAN Daniel E. May 9, 1857 William W. Ann Lavina Hoover KETTERMAN Elva Lee Apr 11, 1920 Robert L/Gertie Hedrick KETTERMAN Ethel Nola Aug 17 ,1926 Robert L/Gertie Hedrick KETTERMAN Harriett Dec 8, 1850 Frank Salem/Mary Bennett KETTERMAN Isaac T. Apr 8, 1838 Zebulon/Mary Hevener KETTERMAN Isaac W. Oct 20, 1866 William W/Ann Lavina Hoover KETTERMAN Jacob Hammer Feb 20, 1839 Abraham/Susannah Hammer KETTERMAN John W. 1852 Frank Salem/Mary Bennett KETTERMAN Laura V. 1858 Frank Salem/Mary Bennett KETTERMAN Margaret J. 1848 Frank Salem/Mary Bennett KETTERMAN Mary J. Oct 24, 1852 Adam/Sidney Raines KETTERMAN Mary 1856 Salem/Mary Bennett KETTERMAN Mary June 16, 1857 Cornelius K/Elizabeth KETTERMAN Mary A. Oct 8, 1860 William/Leivna KETTERMAN Mary Susan 1856 Frank Salem/Mary Bennett KETTERMAN Sarah 1802 George F/Mary M. Hinkel KETTERMAN William April 1853 Cornelius Elizabeth KETTERMAN William M. March 1856 Salem ?? KETTERMAN William MIles July 16, 1854 Franklin Salem May Bennett KEY James B. March 23, 1891 J.W. Mary KEYSEMON,Dorothy Ellen 10/13/1854 Jacob / Elizabeth KILE Abraham May 6, 1802 George Mary Conrad KILE Absolom June 12, 1797 George Mary Conrad KILE Adam Harness Feb 14, 1859 Adam Sidney Raines KILE Andrew Addison 1842 Absolom Mary Currence KILE Andrew J. Nov 15, 1872 George W. Nancy Graham KILE Ann June 1876 Andrew/Ann KILE Ann Rebecca Oct 23, 1855 Adam/Sidney Raines KILE Baronet Mar 17, 1864 Adam/Sidney Raines KILE Catherine E. June 4, 1848 Adam/Sidney Raines KILE Dorcas July 4, 1869 Adam/Sidney Raines KILE Elizabeth 1799 George/Mary Conrad KILE George 1769 George/Hannah Bogard KILE Jon. C. Feb 1822 Absolom Mary Currence KILE George Homan Aug 8, 1834 Absolom Mary Currence KILE Margaret July 7 ,1861 Adam/Sidney Raines KILE Mary E. 1846 Absolom/Mary Currence KILE Mary J. Oct 23, 1852 Adam/Sidney Raines KILE Nancy C. June 24, 1844 Absolom/Mary Currence KILE Sarah Jane May 11 ,1836 Absolom/Mary Currence KILE Solomon May 18 ,1869 Adam/Sidney Raines KILE Susannah R. Apr 18 ,1849 Absolom/Mary Currence KILE Sylvanus Aug 10 ,1850 Adam/Sidney Raines KILE William C. 1838 Absolom/Mary Currence KILE Zebulon 1803 George/Mary Conrad KIMBLE Abraham Feb 7 ,1830 John Adam/Hannah Cunningham KIMBLE Adam 1819 Samuel A/Elizabeth Cox KIMBLE Adam H. 1863 John/Rebecca Jane Tingler KIMBLE Alfred Oct 8, 1828 John ADam/Hannah CUnningham KIMBLE Alfred Vincent Apr 6 ,1884 William Wesley/Savannah Belle Alt KIMBLE Amanda Jane Oct 10 ,1888 James Gerthin/Mary Elizabeth Hedrick KIMBLE Andrew Jan 17 ,1872 Abraham/Eve Full KIMBLE Anna Catherine June 6, 1870 James/Mary Malcolm KIMBLE Anna Jemima June 13, 1884 Alfred/Phoebe Alice Shirk KIMBLE Anna Lee Jan 15, 1924 Justin T/Bessie Propst KIMBLE Annie Feb 7 ,1906 Joab/Christine KIMBLE Charles July 1896 Joab Shirk/Eve Full KIMBLE Charles Dec 1879 Samuel/Elizabeth Westfall KIMBLE Christina Frances Aug 1831 James/Jane Porter KIMBLE Christina R. 1861 Adam/Lucinda KIMBLE Christina Ellen Jan 11, 1869 James/Mary Malcolm KIMBLE Daniel May 16, 1860 Arnold/Mary Etta KIMBLE Eli P. 1871 John/Rebecca Jane Tingler KIMBLE Enoch 1858 Samuel A/ELizabeth Cox KIMBLE Erastus Gilbert Apr 23, 1886 James Gerthin/Mary Elizabeth Hedrick KIMBLE George Apr 4, 1866 Abraham/Eve Full KIMBLE George A. 1867 John/Rebecca Jane Tingler KIMBLE Isaac July 6, 1865 Samuel A/Elizabeth Cox KIMBLE James Gerthin Nov 1, 1853 Adam/Lucinda Shirk KIMBLE James Howard May 29 ,1891 James G/Mary Elizabeth Hedrick KIMBLE Joab Shirk May 18 ,1856 Samuel A/Elizabeth Cox KIMBLE John A. June 14, 1874 William R/Susan P. Harper KIMBLE John B. 1854 Samuel A/ELizabeth Cox KIMBLE John R. 1869 John/Rebecca Jane Tingler KIMBLE John Bernard July 16, 1916 John W/Gertie Mongold KIMBLE John Wesley Nov 9 ,1879 James G/Mary E. Hedrick KIMBLE Levina Bell Feb 19 ,1874 James/Mary Malcolm KIMBLE Margaret N. Sep 11, 1877 James Gerthin/Mary Elizabeth Hedrick KIMBLE Mary S. 1861 John/Rebecca Jane Tingler KIMBLE Mary Alice July 11, 1878 Calvin/Emily C. Shreve KIMBLE Mary Elizabeth feb 12 ,1866 James/Mary Malcolm KIMBLE Mary Elizabeth Feb 2, 1874 William W/Mary Frances McDonald KIMBLE Mary Ellen Aug 15, 1879 Daniel/Elizabeth Full KIMBLE Mary Jane Mar 30, 1905 Joseph Alexander/Anna Frances Helmick KIMBLE Rebecca Mar 3, 1861 Samuel A/ELizabeth Cox KIMBLE Rebecca Ella Aug 9 ,1881 James Gerthin/Mary Elizabeth Hedrick KIMBLE Stella May Nov 29 ,1879 John/Rebecca Jane Tingler KIMBLE Susannah 1803 Adam/Susannah Shirk KIMBLE Virginia Florence 1875 John/Rebecca Jane Tingler KIMBLE William W. July 22, 1851 Samuel A/Elizabeth Cox KIMBLE William Earl Oct 7 ,1909 Alfred Vincent/Delia Susan KIMBLE William Weslie Dec 28 ,1859 Alfred/Phoebe Shirk KIMBLE Zebulon Adam May 4, 1878 James Gerthin/Mary Elizabeth Hedrick KIMBLE Zella Belle Oct 7 ,1883 James Gerthin/Mary Elizabeth Hedrick KISAMORE Adam J. 1840 Floyd/Rosa Pearl Kimble KISAMORE Austin Lee Apr 1, 1903 Christopher Columbus/Mollie Mallow KISAMORE Bessie Margaret July 29 ,1897 Josiah/Hannah Susan Morrell KISAMORE Catherine 1844 Floyd/Rosa Pearl Kimble KISAMORE Edith 1850 Floyd/Rosa Pearl Kimble KISAMORE Emory Franklin Jan 26, 1898 Phillip Henry/Cordelia Florence Nelson KISAMORE Ethel Apr 5, 1900 Josiah/Hannah Susan Morrell KISAMORE Floyd Sep 10, 1897 Jacob/ELizabeth Hedrick KISAMORE Frederick Jan 25, 1914 Josiah/Hannah Susan Morrell KISAMORE Hannah 1863 Jacob/Elizabeth Bland KISAMORE Ida Oct 11, 1889 Joab/Mary Susan Harper KISAMORE Isaac 1838 Jesse/Mary Speelman KISAMORE Isaac 1832 Floyd/Rosa Pearl Kimble KISAMORE Jacob June 27 ,1831 Floyd/Rosa Pearl Kimble KISAMORE Jacob Jan 6, 1866 John W/Margaret K. Dolly KISAMORE Jacob Vincent Oct 18 ,1929 Floyd/Rosa Pearl Kimble KISAMORE James McKinley Apr 11, 1895 Isaiah /Mary Catherine Mallow KISAMORE James Mason Oct 28,1907 Josiah Green/Hannah Morrell KISAMORE Jesse June 27 ,1814 Bernard/?? KISAMORE Joab S. Aug 8 ,1846 Floyd/Rosa Pearl Kimble KISAMORE John A. Jan 14, 1865 Isaac/Susan S. Dolly KISAMORE John K. Feb 20 ,1834 Jesse/Mary Speelman KISAMORE Johnson S. 1849 Floyd/Rosa Pearl Kimble KISAMORE Jonas 1842 Floyd/Rosa Pearl Kimble KISAMORE Josiah Mar 18, 1872 John K/Margaret Dolly KISAMORE Julia 1898 Jesse B/Laura Turner KISAMORE Mary A. 1835 Floyd/Rosa Pearl Kimble KISAMORE Mary Elizabeth Jan 23, 1855 Jacob/Elizabeth Bland KISAMORE Mary Ellen Oct 15, 1854 Jacob/Elizabeth KISAMORE Mary Jane Feb 2, 1871 Isaac/Susan A. Dolly KISAMORE Nelson Mack Oct 1, 1907 Phillip Henry/Cordelia Florence Nelson KISAMORE Nola Sep 20, 1909 Josiah Green/Hannah Morrell KISAMORE Phillip Henry Aug 24, 1875 Joab/Mary Susan Harper KISAMORE Phoebe Ellen May 28, 1838 Jesse/Mary Speelman KISAMORE Ressie Pearl Aug 17 ,1928 Floyd/Rosa Pearl Kimble KISAMORE Rosa Lee Nov 1, 1945 Floyd/Rosa Pearl Kimble KISAMORE Susan 1845 Floyd/Rosa Pearl Kimble KISER Adam 1821 William /Barbara Wise KISER Adam May 14, 1858 Adam/ Elizabeth KISER Amanda Aug 20 ,1853 Adam/Elizabeth KISER Daniel May 17, 1833 Willam/Barbara Wise KISER Daniel J. March 9, 1841 John /Mary Propst KISER David 1814 William/Barbara Wise KISER ELizabeth 1823 Willam/Barbara Wise KISER Harrison May 21, 1839 John /Mary Propst KISER Jacob 1835 William/Barbara Wise KISER James H. Jan 18 ,1829 Willam/Barbara Wise KISER James P. Jan 28, 1855 John/Mary Propst KISER John Feb 18 ,1816 William/Barbara Wise KISER John L. Feb 1894 G.L. /Maude KISER Mary Ann Oct 9, 1817 William/Barbara Wise KISER Sarah Dec 3, 1825 Willam/Barbara Wise KISER Susan Jan 19 ,1831 Willam/Barbara Wise KLINE Mary Alice 1865 Samuel/Charlotte Borrer KYSEMORE Jacob 1831 Jesse/ Mary Speelman KYSEMORE Jacob Jan 6, 1866 John W.,/ Margaret K. Dolly KYSEMORE Jesse E. Nov 23, 1868 Isaac /Susan S. Dolly KYSEMORE John A. Jan 14, 1865 Isaac /Susan S. Dolly LAMB David 1853 John/Mary Sponaugle LAMB Noah April 13, 1875 Nathaniel/ Mary Elizabeth Arbogast LAMB Susan 1873 Nathaniel/Mary Elizabeth Arbogast LAMB William L. 1842 John/ Mary Sponagle LAMBERT Alburtis Apr 24, 1871 Cain/Sarah Ellen LAMBERT Alonzo June 5, 1881 Cain/Sarah Ellen LAMBERT Annie July 19,1860 Arnold/Catherine LAMBERT Annie May 1865 James H/America Bonner LAMBERT Arnold Oct 3, 1852 Harvey/Margaret J. Moyers LAMBERT Arnold Oct 3, 1852 Harvey/Margaret Moyers LAMBERT Ashby Taylor Sep 9, 1889 Cain/Sarah Ellen LAMBERT Cain Aug 6, 1850 Harvey/ Margaret J. Moyers LAMBERT Caleb 1801 John/Winnie Nelson LAMBERT Canter Jan 13, 1871 William C/Amelia S Murphy LAMBERT Catherine Mar 25, 1859 Obediah/Polly Nelson LAMBERT Charles Sep 25, 1856 Obediah/Polly Nelson LAMBERT Clay May 1896 James Warren/Frances Litz LAMBERT Coetta Apr 1892 James Warren/Frances Litz LAMBERT Della 1859 Morgan/Martha LAMBERT Dora Apr 1899 James Warren/Frances Litz LAMBERT Eli May 1894 James Warren/Frances Litz LAMBERT Eli W. 1864 George W/Delia Oatman LAMBERT Elizabeth 1814 George Phillip/Eleanor O. Johnson LAMBERT Elizabeth 1849 Job/Elizabeth McCowan LAMBERT Elizabeth 1888 George Philip/Eleanor Johnson LAMBERT Elizabeth A. 1868 Albinus/Susan Calhoun LAMBERT Emanuel A. Nov 18, 1854 Morgan D/Martha Ann Simmons LAMBERT Fallon 1876 George W/Delia Oatman LAMBERT Florence Apr 24, 1872 Amby/Margaret LAMBERT George Apr 27,1855 Harvey/Margaret J. Moyers LAMBERT George E. Sep 1887 James Warren/Frances Litz LAMBERT George E. Aug 3, 1892 Solomon K/Ellen S. Westerly LAMBERT George W. Mar 25, 1838 Job/Elizabeth McCown LAMBERT George Ira Mar 16, 1884 George Washington/Delilah Nelson LAMBERT George Phillip June 4, 1778 John B/Joanna Henrich LAMBERT George Robert Apr 27 ,1855 Harvey/Margaret J. Moyers LAMBERT Gilbert 1874 George W/Delia Oatman LAMBERT Harvey Oct 9, 1829 George Phillip/Nellie JOhnson LAMBERT Hester 1870 George W/Delia Oatman LAMBERT Howard Thomas July 14, 1906 Daniel Thomas/Mattie Lavina Judy LAMBERT Isaac L. May 13, 1869 Harvey/Margaret Moyers LAMBERT Jacob Fisher July 24, 1809 James/Mary A. Fisher LAMBERT James B. 1806 John/ Winnie Nelson LAMBERT James B. Aug 1857 Noah/Ona Catherine Calhoun LAMBERT James Peyton Aug 7, 1864 Harvey/ Margaret J. Moyers LAMBERT James Warren Feb 1865 George W./ Delia Oatman LAMBERT James William Jan 27,1840 Mortimer/Catherine A. Will LAMBERT Jesse Nov 2, 1799 John/WInnie Nelson LAMBERT Jesse Oct 1, 1853 Obediah/ Mary LAMBERT Job 1814 George Phillip/Nancy Snyder LAMBERT Job 1866 George W./ Dililah Oatman LAMBERT Job 1861 Job /Elizabeth McCowan LAMBERT Job 1812 George/ Nellie Johnson LAMBERT Job 1853 Job/ Elizabeth Calhoun LAMBERT John 1827 George Phillip/Eleanor O. Johnson LAMBERT John A. Feb 7 ,1860 Noah/Ona Catherine Calhoun LAMBERT John B. 1736 George S/Eva Marie Harte LAMBERT John R. Apr 28, 1893 John R/Cora LAMBERT John W. 1852 Morgan D/Martha Ann Simmons LAMBERT John Isaac Aug 16, 1819 Isaac/ Lula LAMBERT Joseph Martin May 5, 1905 Albertus/Phoebe Nelson LAMBERT Lafayette Mar 28, 1876 Cain/Sarah Ellen LAMBERT Laura A. Sep 6, 1876 John/Phoebe Ann Moyers LAMBERT Levi 1866 George W./ Ann Calhoun LAMBERT Levi Nov 18, 1896 Wilbert/ Lucy Allen Hartman LAMBERT Levi Benson March 31, 1857 Harvey/ Margaret LAMBERT Levie Susan NOv 18, 1896 Wilbert/Lucy Ellen Hartman LAMBERT Lidy F. Sep 5, 1872 Harvey/Margaret LAMBERT Lucy Alice June 6, 1860 Jesse/Jane Nelson LAMBERT McKenzie Nov 9 ,1879 Cain/Sarah Ellen Lambert LAMBERT Margaret July 4, 1871 Arnold/Sarah Catheirne Zickafoose LAMBERT Margaret July 16, 1860 George Washington/Anna Catherine Calhoun LAMBERT Margaret A. 1862 George W/Delia Oatman LAMBERT Margaret J. Feb 26, 1896 Cain/Srah Ellen Lambert LAMBERT Margaret Ann Dec 20 ,1888 James Warren/Frances Teter LAMBERT Martha E. Oct 11, 1853 Noah/Ona Catherine Calhoun LAMBERT Martha S. Mar 4, 1862 Harvey/Margaret J. Moyers LAMBERT Mary A. Apr 4, 1820 George Phillip/Eleanor Johnson LAMBERT Mary E. Mar 5, 1859 Harvey/Margaret J. Moyers LAMBERT Morgan D. 1830 Caleb/Catherine LAMBERT Nellie Apr 1885 George/E. LAMBERT Nellie S. Feb 26, 1897 I.H./M.S. LAMBERT Nellie Dessa Feb 19, 1901 Kenton D/Catherine George LAMBERT Noah Sep 1885 James Warren/Frances Litz LAMBERT Obediah 1830 Jesse/Rachel L. Jordan LAMBERT Okey D. 1878 George W/Delia Oatman LAMBERT Ora R. Dec 10, 1901 Daniel Thomas/Mattie L. Judy LAMBERT Patrick Henry Sep 26, 1874 Cain/Sarah Ellen LAMBERT Ray Sep 1897 James Warren/Frances Litz LAMBERT Rebecca A. June 18 ,1866 Harvey/Margaret J. Moyers LAMBERT Rebecca C. Feb 1, 1856 George/Mahulda Bennett LAMBERT Robert Harvey Sep 4, 1893 Cain/Sarah Ellen LAMBERT Sarah C. Sep 1857 Morgan/Martha LAMBERT Sarah Margaret Sep 12, 1875 Harvey/Margaret LAMBERT Solomon K. Mar 1, 1867 George W/Delilah Oatman LAMBERT William Cain Feb 13, 1903 McKenzie /Perlie Etta Moyers LAMBERT William Harrison Dec 17 ,1895 Canter/Frances E. SImmons LAMBERT Zernia V. 1879 George W/Delia Oatman LANDES Daniel 1835 Jesse/Christina Kimble LANTZ Abraham S. 1812 Joseph/Phoebe Hinkle LANTZ Addie Etta June 29 ,1905 Phillip Henry/Mary Etta Hartman LANTZ Carrie Etta 1868 Levi/Mary Jane Thompson LANTZ Daniel Apr 17, 1818 Joseph/Phoebe Hinkle LANTZ Elizabeth Oct 10, 1846 Joseph H/Catherine Andrews LANTZ George 1756 Bernard/Mary LANTZ John 1893 Noah A./ Martha R. Nesselroad LANTZ John W. Dec 16, 1858 Martin/ Mary A. LANTZ Joseph 1758 Bernard/Mary LANTZ Joseph H. Jr. April 17, 1818 Joseph Sr./ Phoebe Henkle LANTZ Levi 1814 Joseph/Phoebe Hinkle LANTZ Mary CAtherine Oct 28 ,1909 William Letcher/Laura Belle Ebon LANTZ Mary Oct 8 ,1898 Isaac/Carrie LANTZ Mary M. Oct 2, 1885 Charlie/Eunice Teter LANTZ Phillip Sep 6, 1869 Martin V/Elizabeth Harper LANTZ Ruth Iva Apr 24, 1907 Phillip Henry/Mary Etta Hartman LANTZ Saul Leslie 1893 Solomon Cunningham/Sarah Elizabeth Harold LANTZ Solomon June 10 ,1857 Levi/Elizabeth Ridenour LANTZ SOlomon Leslie June 8 ,1902 Solomon Cunningham/Sarah Elizabeth Harold LANTZ Levi 1814 Joseph/Phoebe Hinkle LANTZ William Russsell Apr 1, 1904 William Letcher/Laura Belle Elbon LANTZ William Robert Feb 11, 1898 Phillip Henry/Mary Etta Hartman LAURENCE William Frederick Nov 26, 1918 Wm. P./ Ethel Kisamore LAWRENCE Alonzo July 11, 1874 Anderson/Diane Lantz LAWRENCE Ambrose 1863 Josiah/Catherine Phares LAWRENCE Carrie Sep 5, 1879 Anderson/Diane Lantz LAWRENCE Christina 1854 Josiah/Catherine Phares LAWRENCE Felecia 1802 William/Elizabeth Friend LAWRENCE Florence America Oct 23, 1906 Pendleton/Virginia Susan Landis LAWRENCE Floyd Oct 31, 1875 Anderson/Diane Lantz LAWRENCE George 1859 Josiah/Catherine Phares LAWRENCE Harness L. July 28 ,1872 Anderson/Diane Lantz LAWRENCE Jacob 1812 Elias/Felicia Lawrence LAWRENCE Jonas 1801 Elias/Felicia Lawrence LAWRENCE Julia Dec 22, 1886 Anderson/Diane Lantz LAWRENCE Lena C. Mar 5, 1885 Anderson/Diane Lantz LAWRENCE Mary May 21, 1883 Anderson/Diane Lantz LAWRENCE Mary 1806 William/Elizabeth Friend LAWRENCE Oscar July 6, 1881 Anderson/Diane Lantz LAWRENCE Patsy 1805 Elias/Felicia Lawrence LAWRENCE Pendleton Aug 4, 1877 Anderson/Diane Lantz LAWRENCE Phalinda 1855 Josiah/Catherine Phares LAWRENCE Phillip 1866 Josiah/Catherine Phares LAWRENCE Rebecca 1807 Elias/Felicia Lawrence LAWRENCE Robert 1864 Josiah/Catherine Phares LAWRENCE Robert B. 1864 Josiah/Catherine Phares LAWRENCE Sallie May 3, 1889 Anderson/Diane Lantz LAWRENCE Sarah 1809 Elias/Felicia Lawrence LAWRENCE William C. 1857 Josiah/Catherine Phares LAWRENCE William Paren Nov 17 ,1891 Anderson/Diane Lantz LEACH Cornelia A. Apr 1879 Edward O/Saloma Simmons LEACH Elizabeth 1794 John/Margaret Pearson LEACH Elizabeth Oct 15, 1802 John/Margaret Pearson LEACH James 1806 John/ Margaret Pierson LEACH John K. March 1882 Edward O./ Salome Simmons LEACH Lester Feb 4, 1897 Clinton/Elizabeth Puffenbarger LEACH Margaret Jan 1884 Edward O/Saloma Simmons LEITCH John K. Mar 1882 Edward O/Salome Simmons LEWIS Nancy Apr 20, 1786 Hezekiah/Diana LONG Mary E. 1855 Absolom/Lucinda Hedrick LONG,Mary Elizabeth 5/16/1854 William / Lucinda LOUGH Abel M. 1834 Michael/ Phoebe Hammer LOUGH Absolom 1847 Michael/Phoebe Hammer LOUGH Adam June 15, 1880 Isaac/ Mary LOUGH Adam Aug 19, 1788 George /Anna Maria Siehl LOUGH Anderson N. 1845 Michael/ Phoebe LOUGH Barbara 1790 George/Anna Marie Siehl LOUGH Daniel W. Sep 3, 1890 James William/ Margaret SImmons LOUGH David Apr 23, 1853 George/Margaret LOUGH Edward 1800 George/Anna Marie Siehl LOUGH Eleanor 1791 George/Anna Marie Siehl LOUGH Elizabeth 1804 George/Anna Marie Siehl LOUGH Eve June 9, 1795 George/Anna Marie Siehl LOUGH George 1789 George/Anna Marie Siehl LOUGH Henry C. Oct 12, 1853 William H/Martha J. LOUGH Isaac L. Feb 10, 1864 Henry/ Martha J. Lamb LOUGH Jacob H. 1839 Michael /Phoebe LOUGH James Feb 21, 1845 William/Elizabeth Hatterman LOUGH John 1784 George Peter/Barbara Seal LOUGH John 1804 George /Peter Barbara Seal LOUGH John Aug 3, 1783 George/Anna Marie Siehl LOUGH John W. 1835 Michael/Phoebe Hammer LOUGH John Addison July 6, 1835 William/ Elizabeth Halterman LOUGH Josiah P. Sep 25, 1835 Abraham/ Esther P LOUGH Louisa S. 1849 Noah A. Nancy Cook LOUGH Magdalena 1830 Isaac/Elizabeth LOUGH Mahala 1848 Conrad/Mary LOUGH Mary 1797 George/Anna Marie Siehl LOUGH Mary J. 1843 Michael/Phoebe Hammer LOUGH Michael 1810 John Sarah Harpole LOUGH Nancy Elizabeth May 16, 1859 George Amos/Mary Elizabeth Hiser LOUGH Noah 1825 John/Sarah Harpole LOUGH Noah Mar 1850 Conrad/Mary LOUGH Phillip Sep 26, 1793 George/Anna Marie Siehl LOUGH Phoebe 1801 George/Anna Marie Siehl LOUGH Reuben 1828 Isaac/Elizabeth LOUGH Robert J. 1873 George Amos/Mary Elizabeth Hiser LOUGH Sarah C. 1850 Michael/Phoebe Hammer LOUGH Solomon 1833 Isaac Elizabeth Mallow LOUGH William Oct 28, 1807 John/Hannah SMith McCLUNG Clarence Reamer Nov 25, 1875 Silas Brown/Nancy Jane Lemon McCLUNG Silas Brown Oct 5, 1832 William/Rachel V. Gwin McCLUNG Warren Crawford May 7, 1872 Silas B/Nancy Lemon McCLURE John Jan 25, 1802 John/Elizabeth McCoy McCOY Alice V. Jan 14, 1860 William/Mary J. McCOY Jemima 1784 John/Sarah Oliver McCLUNG Maude B. Nov 12, 1869 David Gwinn/Sarah Ann Maupin McDONALD Alexander Feb 23, 1882 Valentine/Elizabeth Harper McDONALD Amos Mar 12, 1876 Valentine/Elizabeth Harper McDONALD Ann M. 1839 Anthony/Harriett Stonebraker McDONALD Branson 1846 Anthony/Harriett Stonebraker McDONALD Branson Nov 11, 1867 Valentine/Elizabeth Harper McDONALD Caroline Nov 9 ,1856 Anthony/Harriett Stonebraker McDONALD Cora Mae 1869 Valentine/Elizabeth Harper McDONALD Eliza May 26, 1860 Anthony/Harriett Stonebraker McDONALD Getta L. 1864 Anthony/Harriett Stonebraker McDONALD Harper Aug 23, 1860 Valentine/Elizabeth Harper McDONALD Harriett Ann May 16, 1861 Valentine/Elizabeth Harper McDONALD Henrietta 1862 Anthony/Harriett Stonebraker McDONALD Hider 1854 Anthony/Harriett Stonebraker McDONALD Hortense 1848 Anthony/Harriett Stonebraker McDONALD Jacob June 1864 Valentine/Elizabeth Harper McDONALD James 1858 Anthony/Harriett Stonebraker McDONALD Job June 1869 Seymour/Mary Jane Wilson McDONALD Lee Sep 17, 1892 Branson/Arissa Hinkle McDONALD Lundy Feb 24, 1879 Valentine/Elizabeth Harper McDONALD Mary R. 1844 Anthony/Harriett Stonebraker McDONALD Mary Belle Dec 29 ,1873 Valentine/Elizabeth Harper McDONALD Peter Apr 25, 1837 Anthony/Harriett M. Stonebrake McDONALD Sarah J. 1852 Anthony/Harriett Stonebraker McDONALD Seymour 1850 Anthony/Harriett Maria Stonebaker McDONALD Seymour June 6, 1875 Seymour/Mary J. Nelson McDONALD Susan July 31, 1844 Anthony/Harriett Stonebraker McDONALD Valentine Mar 20,1842 Anthony/Harriett M. Stonebrake McNEEL Hanna J. May 1875 ??/Susan McQUAIN Amanda 1842 Duncan/Catherine Fox McQUAIN Catherine 1834 Duncan/Catherine Fox McQUAIN Jane 1832 Duncan/Catherine Fox McQUAIN Jemima 1842 Duncan/Catherine Fox McQUAIN John 1799 Alexander/Mary Bodkin McQUAIN John Marshall Aug 22, 1846 Duncan/Catherine Fox McQUAIN Martha 1837 Duncan/Catherine Fox McQUAIN Margaret 1838 Duncan/Catherine Fox McQUAIN Nancy 1821 Duncan/Catherine Fox McQUAIN Thomas 1823 Duncan/Catherine Fox McQUAIN William F. Aug 19 ,1845 Duncan/Catherine Fox MALLOW Abraham 1876 George Washington/Sarah Reed MALLOW Abraham 1841 Michael/Mary Wise MALLOW Annie Oct 5, 1838 Michael/Mary Wise MALLOW Arthur 1869 George Washington/Sarah Reed MALLOW Catherine 1787 Henry/Magdalena MALLOW Charles 1866 Phillip/Hannah Carr MALLOW Cletus MIchael Jan 22, 1870 Simon Harmon/Annie MALLOW Curtis 1903 Simeon M/Zella M. MALLOW Daniel 1825 George/Catherine Bush MALLOW Daniel B. May 1850 George/Rebecca Harmon MALLOW David Nov 14, 1855 Philip/Hannah MALLOW Eva Catherine June 25, 1861 Michael/Mary Wise MALLOW George Oct 1, 1786 Henry/Magdalena MALLOW George A. Aug 31,1869 Moses/Phoebe Jane MALLOW Guy 1907 Simeon M/Zella M. MALLOW Hannah 1836 Henry/Susannah Bergdall MALLOW Henry Aug 19, 1758 Michael/Mary Miller MALLOW Henry June 22, 1825 George /Catherine Tressler MALLOW Henry Aug 19, 1758 Michael/Mary Miller MALLOW Henry 1796 Henry/Magdalena MALLOW Henry Clay Nov 22, 1865 Simeon/Annie MALLOW Isaac Seymour Mar 31, 1861 Simeon H/Annie MALLOW Jacob 1829 Leo/Elizabeth Hedrick MALLOW Jacob M. 1861 John /Elizabeth Rexroad MALLOW Jacob W. Feb 2, 1855 Paul/Elizabeth MALLOW John 1875 George Washington/Sarah Reed MALLOW Leonard 1788 Henry/Magdalena MALLOW Lester Aug 24, 1902 Jacob/Annie MALLOW Lydia Virginia Feb 25 ,1868 Simon Harmon/Annie MALLOW Margaret 1783 Henry/Magdalena MALLOW Martha 1873 George Washington/Sarah Reed MALLOW Mary Catherine Sep 2 ,1863 Simon Harmon/Annie MALLOW Mary Jane 1851 Michael/Mary Wise MALLOW Michael Sep 12, 1794 Henry/Magdalena MALLOW Moses 1835 Michael/Elizabeth Harper MALLOW Phoebe 1836 Leonard/Elizabeth Hedrick MALLOW Reuben Apr 28, 1808 George/Catherine Bush MALLOW Rebecca Catherine Feb 5, 1871 George Washington/Sarah Reed MALLOW Reuben Dice Nov 1, 1856 Paul/Elizabeth Custer MALLOW Sarah 1756 Michael/Mary Miller MALLOW Sarah C. Aug 30, 1866 Abraham Bush/Rebecca Elizabeth Dice MALLOW Sarah C. 1785 Henry/Magdalena MALLOW Sarah Jane Sep 5, 1867 Simon H/Annie MALLOW Simon H. July 4, 1839 Reuben/Lydia Harmon MALLOW Simon M. 1872 George Washington/Sarah Reed MALLOW Willam Webster Arp 30 ,1862 Simon Harmon/Annie MAUZY Casper June 1, 1904 Howard/ Annie V. Bland MAUZY Charles Jan 11, 1908 Edward/Valeria H. Moyers MAUZY Charles 1869 James Lark/Caroline Barkley MAUZY Edna May 1889 James Clark/Mary Jane Judy MAUZY Edward 1866 James Laird/Caroline Barclay MAUZY Don Cameron Sep 23, 1886 Michael/Rebecca Alice Phares MAUZY Fanny Apr 7 ,1889 James Clark/Mary Jane Judy MAUZY Florence Sep 4, 1873 James C/Mary Jane Judy MAUZY Frank Nov 17, 1891 Michael/Rebecca Alice Phares MAUZY Frederick Feb 3, 1885 James C/Mary Jane Judy MAUZY Gertrude Sep 7, 1892 Edward/Valerea M. Moyers MAUZY Glen Oct 26, 1909 Okey J/Serena P. Judy MAUZY Harriett May 22 ,1881 Jacob P/Sarah Elizabeth Teter MAUZY Henry O. 1871 James Lark/Caroline Barkley MAUZY Howard Nov 16, 1874 James C/Mary Jane Judy MAUZY Jacob July 9, 1854 James L/Malinda Phares MAUZY James Clark May 4, 1849 James Clark/Melinda PHares MAUZY James Clark Apr 19 ,1815 Michael/Grace Laird MAUZY Lester Mar 3, 1901 Howard/Annie V. Bland MAUZY Lillie July 8, 1894 Edward/Valerea H. Moyers MAUZY Lucy 1876 James Lark/Caroline Barkley MAUZY Luther S. Mar 30 ,1892 James C/Mary Jane Judy MAUZY Margaret Jan 15, 1878 James Clark/Mary Jane Judy MAUZY Michael Oct 25, 1856 James Laird/Melinda Phares MAUZY Michael Sep 4, 1776 Henry/Elizabeth Taylor MAUZY Nancy 1877 James Lark/Caroline Barkley MAUZY Nevada Mar 24 ,1898 James Clark/Mary Jane Judy MAUZY Okey May 13, 1870 James L/Caroline Barclay MAUZY Ralph Sep 24, 1909 Edward/Valeria Moyers MAUZY Richard Jan 26, 1901 Okey J/Serena P. Judy MAUZY Robert Lee Sep 4, 1905 Howard/Anna Virginia Bland MAUZY Russell S. July 1, 1908 Howard/Anna Virginia Bland MAUZY Susan Ida 1878 James Lark/Caroline Barkley MAUZY Ursula Mar 21, 1800 James Clark/Mary Jane Judy MAUZY Virginia June 15, 1878 James Clark/Mary Jane Judy MEADOWS Ambrose Apr 30, 1862 Ambrose/Catherine Hammer MEADOWS Ambrose Jan 25 ,1831 John Frank/Mary Harness MEADOWS Joseph 1818 John Frank/Mary Harness MEADOWS Lilly May Oct 14, 1898 Ambrose/Bell Grogg MEADOWS Mary Oct 28 ,1859 Ambrose/Catherine Hammer MEADOWS Phoebe Oct 28 ,1859 John Frank/Mary Harness MICK America C. 1878 Sampson J/Margaret Charity Nelson MICK Anna Jane 1877 Sampson J/Margaret Charity Nelson MICK Charles C. Jan 4, 1801 Mathias/Lucinda Bowers MICK Eldridge C. 1840 Mathias/Mary MICK John Feb 6, 1903 J.R/Callie MICK John W. Aug 3, 1874 Sampson J/Margaret Charity Nelson MICK Julia C. 1879 Sampson J/Margaret Charity Nelson MICK Mary 1834 Charles C/Sarah Murphy MICK Mary V. Sep 13, 1883 Sampson/Margaret Charity Nelson MICK Mathias June 7 ,1797 Mathias/Keziah Leazer MICK Nicholas Jan 15, 1826 Mathias/Mary MICK Sampson 1823 Mathias/Mary MICK Solomon July 18, 1855 Sampson/Jane Pugh MICK Timothy 1827 Mathias/Mary MIDDLETON, female, Aug.1853 Bazzel / Margaret MILLER Amos 1826 John F/Susannah Hedrick MILLER Arthur Day Oct 18, 1879 John H/Eliza MILLER Arthur Scott Mar 19, 1895 Benjamin Franklin/Amanda Jane Hartman MILLER Benjamin Franklin Nov 13, 1858 Amos/ELiza Jane Wimer MILLER Catherine Nov 11 ,1813 Isaac/Margaret Lair MILLER Edmund T. 1830 John/Sarah Shirk MILLER Floyd F. Sep 22, 1882 Benjamin Franklin/Amanda Jane Hartman MILLER Hannah 1837 John F/Susannah Hedrick MILLER Isaac 1840 John F/Susannah Hedrick MILLER Isaac Oct 26, 1 1784 Anthony/?? MILLER Jacob C. 1867 William C/Catherine M. Cowger MILLER Job 1831 John F/Susannah Hedrick MILLER John W. 1864 William C/Catherine M. Cowger MILLER Melinda J. 1842 John F/Susannah Hedrick MILLER Sarah A. 1833 John F/Susannah Hedrick MILLER Sarah E. 1861 William C/Catherine M. Cowger MILLER Silas 1824 John F/Susannah Hedrick MILOY, Hannah E. 6/12/1854 Joshua / Sarah MITCHELL Albert June 25, 1838 Jesse/Sarah Nesslerodt MITCHELL Andrew Jackson Feb 11, 1875 John J/Dorothy Fitzwater MITCHELL Benjamin Aug 30 ,1829 Jacob/Abigail Rexrode MITCHELL Claude Apr 1882 Jacob/Christina Simmons MITCHELL Cyrus Feb 6, 1831 Jesse/Sarah Nesslerodt MITCHELL David Nov 9 ,1837 Peter/Sarah Hevely MITCHELL Edna M. 1898 Jacob F/Florence Propst MITCHELL Jacob Harry sep 2, 1894 William H/Louisa Rexroad MITCHELL Jonas Sep 2, 1826 George/Christina Propst MITCHELL Lloyd Apr 8, 1892 William H/Louisa Rexroad MITCHELL Louisa Lovina Apr 4, 1858 Jones/Elizabeth Lamb MITCHELL Mary Elizabeth July 19, 1897 William H/Louisa Rexrode MITCHELL Myrtle Lynn Jan 12, 1909 Oliver B/Ida May Rexrode MITCHELL Nathaniel Oct 13, 1837 Jesse/Sarah Nesselrodt MITCHELL Oliver Bead Oct 22, 1884 William H/Louisa Rexroad MITCHELL Rachel July 9 ,1833 Jesse/Sarah Nesselrodt MITCHELL Richard Worth Apr 5, 1901 William H/Louisa Rexroad MITCHELL Robert Feb 23, 1835 Jesse/Sarah Nesselrodt MITCHELL William A. Sep 1888 William H/Louisa Rexroad MOATS Adam 1763 Jacob/Elizabeth MOATS Ann R. 1859 Jonas/Sophie G. Rupt MOATS Barbara 1769 Jacob/Elizabeth MOATS Barbara Elizabeth 1783 Jacob/Elizabeth MOATS Daniel J. 1858 Harmon/Sarah A. Ludke MOATS Elizabeth 1771 Jacob/Elizabeth MOATS George 1773 Jacob/Elizabeth MOATS George W. 1854 Jonas/Sophie G. Rupt MOATS Hans Bilard 1835 Jacob/Mary Wyder MOATS Harmon 1829 Jacob/Mary Wyder MOATS Harmon 1868 Harmon/Sarah A. Ludke MOATS Jacob 1761 Jacob/Elizabeth MOATS Jacob Mar 8, 1799 George/Eve Stone MOATS James 1869 Willard Krouse/Elizabeth Chugg MOATS John 1876 Jacob/ELizabeth MOATS Jonas 1820 Jacob/Mary Wyder MOATS Josephine 1866 Harmon/Sarah A. Ludke MOATS Josiah 1840 Jonas/Sophie G. Rupt MOATS Lucinda 1856 Harmon/Sarah A. Ludke MOATS Lydia F. 1854 Harmon/Sarah A. Ludke MOATS Madison 1863 Jonas/Sophia G. Rupp MOATS Margaret A. Oct 1888 Harmon/Sarah Ludke MOATS Martha J. 1864 Harman/Sarah Ludke MOATS Martha J. Apr 1891 Madison/Sarah A. Simmons MOATS Mary 1858 Jonas/Sophia G. Rupp MOATS Mary Sep 21, 1855 Jonas/Sophie G. Rupp MOATS Michael 1767 Jacob/Elizabeth MOATS Peter June 1796 George/Eve Stone MOATS Peter Hanns 1846 Jonas/Sophie G. Rupt MOATS Phoebe E. 1864 Jonas/Sophie G. Rupt MOATS Solomon Zachariah 1869 Jonas/Sophie G. Rupt MOATS Willard Krouse 1824 Jacob/Mary Wyder MONAL, Anna Jane 6/30/1854 Samuel / Mary Frances MONGOLD Byron McGee July 12, 1883 Jacob Presley/Mary Ellen Ratcliff MORRELL Amos 1864 James/Mary A. Bible MORRELL Amos 1839 Cain/Sarah Harper MORRALL Arthur 1905 Cain/Mary J. Arbogast MORRALL Benjamin 1851 John/Rebecca Dean MORRALL Cain 1804 William/Elizabeth Conrad MORRALL Cain Jan 31, 1869 James/Polly A. Bible MORRELL Clark 1874 James/Mary A. Bible MORRALL David A. 1855 John/Rebecca Dean MORRELL Delcina 1877 James/Mary A. Bible MORRALL Florence Jan 27 ,1898 Cain/Mary J. Arbogast MORRALL Hannah Susan Sep 7, 1875 James/Mary A. Bible MORRALL James June 5, 1827 Cain/Sarah Harper MORRELL John Sep 12, 1831 Cain/Sarah Harper MORRELL John 1862 James/Mary A. Bible MORRALL Marvin Jan 8, 1893 Cain/Mary J. Arbogast MORRALL Mary May 14, 1912 Winbert/Delphia Arbogast MORRELL Phillip 1836 Cain/Sarah Harper MORRELL Phoebe J. 1866 James/Mary A. Bible MORRELL Rachel 1846 Cain/Sarah Harper MORRELL Samuel 1829 Cain/Sarah Harper MORRELL Sarah F. May 2, 1870 James/Mary A. Bible MORRELL Susan 1835 Cain/Sarah Harper MORRELL William B. Oct 12, 1881 James/Mary A. Bible MOUSE Daniel June 5, 1858 MIchael/Phoebe Harmon MOUSE Daniel P. Oct 27, 1880 Michael H/Mary MOUSE Michael 1807 Daniel/Barbara MOUSE Michael H. Oct 1, 1855 Michael/Phoebe Harmon MOUSE, Susannah Jun. 28,1853 Michael/ Phebe MOYERS Amanda 1840 Lewis/Mary Rexroad MOYERS Annie L. June 1899 William C/Mary E. Simmons MOYERS Austin 1858 Harmon/Malinda Simmons MOYERS Cain Nov 10, 1810 Jacob/Kate Rexroad MOYERS Calvin Oct 24, 1854 Lewis/Julia R. Propst MOYERS Charles July 9, 1875 Martin/Elizabeth Ann Harper MOYERS Charles E. Nov 27 ,1874 Levi/Delilah SMith MOYERS Clara E. July 1893 William C/Mary E. Simmons MOYERS Ellen 1835 Lewis/Mary Rexroad MOYERS Emma Cathernie May 11 ,1856 Harmon/Melinda Simmons MOYERS George D. Mar 1889 William C/Mary E. Simmons MOYERS Grace C. Sep 15, 1905 Charles E/Lura Catherine Judy MOYERS Grover C. June 4, 1892 Tim/Phoebe Bible MOYERS Harmon 1818 Lewis/Mary Rexroad MOYERS Henry Mar 10, 1816 Jacob/Kate Rexrode MOYERS Ida Florence July 16, 1861 Harmon/Melinda Simmons MOYERS Ida F. May 2, 1862 Martin/Elizabeth MOYERS James 1821 Lewis/Mary Rexroad MOYERS James E. May 13, 1858 Solomon/Elizabeth Simmons MOYERS Jesse Howard Apr 14, 1892 William Clark/Mary Elizabeth Simmons MOYERS John A. Sep 30, 1860 Lewis/Julia R. Propst MOYERS Lee Feb 1, 1900 Marshall/Dora Mitchell MOYERS Lewis Mar 16, 1858 Lewis/Julia R. Propst MOYERS Lilly Jane Mar 18 ,1902 William Clark/Mary Elizabeth Simmons MOYERS Lou Alice May 2, 1896 William Clark/Mary Elizabeth Simmons MOYERS Lura July 1885 Peter J/Mary Alice Simmons MOYERS Margaret J. May 31, 1833 Cain/Rebecca Simmons MOYERS Martha E. May 16, 1856 Lewis/Julia R. Propst MOYERS Martin 1827 Lewis/Mary Rexroad MOYERS Mary Oct 30, 1854 Martin/Elizabeth Ann Harper MOYERS Nellie Catherine Mar 17, 1905 William Clark/Mary Elizabeth Simmons MOYERS Ollie Georgie Feb 24, 1891 Tim/Phoebe Bible MOYERS Peter 1833 Lewis/Mary Rexroad MOYERS Peter James Oct 2, 1862 Martin/Elizabeth Ann Harper MOYERS Phoebe Jane June 4, 1865 Martin/Elizabeth Ann Harper MOYERS Raymond July 1915 Charles E/Lura Catherine Judy MOYERS Ray Jessie May 11, 1911 Bert Ashby/Mertie Elizabeth Judy MOYERS Regina 1838 Lewis/Mary Rexroad MOYERS Samuel Dec 3, 1856 Martin/Elizabeth Ann Harper MOYERS Samuel 1813 Lewis/Mary Rexroad MOYERS Sarah 1809 Lewis/Mary Rexroad MOYERS Sidney 1815 Lewis/Mary Rexroad MOYERS Susan 1833 Cain/Rebecca Simmons MOYERS Susan Apr 10, 1840 Cain/Rebecca Simmons MOYERS William A. Nov 16, 1862 Lewis/Julia R. Propst MOYERS William C. Apr 2, 1861 Solomon/Elizabeth Simmons MOYERS William R. July 1884 William C/Mary E.Simmons MOYERS William Lewis Nov 24, 1871 Martin/Elizabeth Ann Harper MOYERS Zadie 1837 Lewis/Mary Rexroad MULLENAX Abraham 1828 William Henry/Christina Vance MULLENAX Ada Jane Dec 1, 1879 Edward/Mary E. Mowry MULLENAX Annie Jane Aug 14, 1854 William/Elizabeth Nelson MULLENAX Annie Myrtle Dec 16, 1905 Robert Edward/Serilda Catherine Sponaugle MULLENAX Arthur Winton May 11 ,1927 Frederick/Emma D. Judy MULLENAX Audrey Mabel May 26, 1909 William Jackson/Ann Elizabeth Waybright MULLENAX Beulah Dec 28 ,1902 William Alexander/Elizabeth Warner MULLENAX Bishop Marvin Apr 18, 1896 Edward/Mary E. Mowry MULLENAX Carrie Susan June 26, 1899 Robert Edward/Serilda C. Sponaugle MULLENAX Charles V. July 28 ,1900 Edward/Mary E. Mowry MULLENAX Christina 1822 William Henry/Christina Vance MULLENAX Claude 1882 Edward/Mary E. Mowry MULLENAX Edward June 9 ,1828 William/Christina Vance MULLENAX Edward 1816 William Henry/Christina Vance MULLENAX Edward J. Apr 1, 1870 John/Mary CAtherine Judy MULLENAX Edward Luther July 14, 1889 James Edward/Sarah Margaret Moyers MULLENAX Elijah Aug 30, 1853 William/Elizabeth Nelson MULLENAX Elizabeth 1821 William Henry/Christina Vance MULLENAX Elizabeth Feb 1891 Elijah M/ELizabeth Hinkle MULLENAX Elizabeth Jan 1, 1895 James Edward/Sarah Margaret Moyers MULLENAX Elizabeth P. 1867 John W/Mary Catherine Judy MULLENAX Ella May 20 ,1893 William Alexander/Elizabeth Warner MULLENAX Ernest Jan 1887 Edward/Mary E. Mowry MULLENAX Etta 1888 Edward/Mary E. Mowry MULLENAX Etta Apr 30 ,1892 Robert Edward/Serilda Catherine Sponaugle MULLENAX Ezra Apr 4, 1907 William Alexander/Elizabeth Warner MULLENAX Fanny M. Dec 16, 1905 Robert Edward/Serilda Sponaugle MULLENAX Frederick Feb 27 ,1892 Green B/Ida P. Taylor MULLENAX Frederick Feb 25, 1915 William Alexander/Elizabeth Warner MULLENAX Green Oct 1853 James/Phoebe Zickafoose MULLENAX Henry 1820 William Henry/Christina Vance MULLENAX Isaac Judy Aug 1855 John W/Mary Catherine Judy MULLENAX Jacob Franklin 1864 William/Elizabeth Nelson MULLENAX Jacob Phares Aug 6 ,1853 Joseph/Abigail Phares MULLENAX James 1764 John/Rachel Jane Powell MULLENAX James Sep 25, 1856 William/Elizabeth Nelson MULLENAX James Edward Apr 14, 1864 Edward/Winifred Calhoun MULLENAX James William Sep 8 ,1893 Edward/Mary E. Mowry MULLENAX Jered Apr 11, 1905 William Jackson/Ann Elizabeth Waybright MULLENAX John E. Jan 1884 Edward/Mary E. Mowry MULLENAX John Wesley Aug 10 ,1795 Archibald/Mary Powell MULLENAX Levie Sep 1886 Edward/Mary E. Mowry MULLENAX Lucinda 1826 William Henry/Christina Vance MULLENAX Luther Lee Sep 19 ,1896 Robert Edward/Serilda Sponaugle MULLENAX Margaret Ann Jan 1, 1850 William/Elizabeth Nelson MULLENAX Martha Oct 28 ,1885 Elijah M/Elizabeth Hinkle MULLENAX Marvin D. Mar 1896 Green B/Ida P. Taylor MULLENAX Mary A. 1827 William Henry/Christina MULLENAX Mary Ellen Oct 14, 1894 Robert Edward/Serilda Catherine Sponaugle MULLENAX Mary Virginia July 13, 1860 William/Elizabeth Nelson MULLENAX Mattie Oct 1890 Edward/Mary E. Mowry MULLENAX Mattie Lucille Jan 5, 1914 Robert Edward/Serilda Catherine Sponaugle MULLENAX McClellan Oct 25, 1883 Elijah M/Elizabeth Hinkle MULLENAX Nancy Aug 1898 Green B/Ida P. Taylor MULLENAX Pam Catherine Aug 7 ,1848 William/Elizabeth Nelson MULLENAX Phoebe A. 1882 Edward/Mary E. Mowry MULLENAX Phoebe Ellen May 20 ,1862 WIlliam/Elizabeth Nelson MULLENAX Richard Dec 7 ,1887 Martin/Rachel Elizabeth Teter MULLENAX Ruhama 1817 William Henry/Christina Vance MULLENAX Sarah Catherine Dec 1, 1847 Joseph/Abigail PHares MULLENAX Solomon Kay May 7, 1808 William/Elizabeth Nelson MULLENAX Strickler J. 1878 Edward/Mary E. Mowry MULLENAX Susan 1830 William Henry/Christina Vance MULLENAX Viola Jan 16, 1876 Edward/Mary E. Mowry MULLENAX Virgie Feb 26, 1901 William Alexander/Elizabeth Warner MULLENAX Vivian May 1897 Solomon K/C. Bennett MULLENAX William 1818 William Henry/Christina Vance MULLENAX William July 5, 1825 James/Pamela Murphy MULLEXAX William H. Mar 19, 1902 Robert Edwrad/Serilda Catherine Sponaugle MULLENAX William Alexander July 14, 1858 William/Elizabeth Nelson MULLENAX Willis Sep 21, 1904 William Alexander/Elizabeth Warner MUMBERT Mary 1796 Jacob/Margaret MURPHY Benjamin Mar 17 ,1881 John R/Martha S. Lambert MURPHY Cain Sep 6, 1879 Warwick Newton/Louisa Jane Moyers MURPHY Forest Aug 6 ,1903 Isaac J/Mary E. Lambert MURPHY Grover Cleveland Nov 19, 1893 Warwick/Louisa Moyers MURPHY Isaac Earl Mar 15, 1895 Isaac Jacob/Mary Elizabeth Lambert MURPHY John L. Jan 27 ,1887 John R/Martha E. MURPHY John Newton Sep 17, 1889 Warwick Newton/Louisa Moyers MURPHY Lovisa J. Aug 17 ,1855 Isaiah/Nancy A. MURPHY Margaret Dec 17 ,1892 Isaac/Mary Elizabeth Lambert NELSON Abel M. Apr 6, 1870 Elijah/Elizabeth Thompson NELSON Absalom 1816 Jon./ Hannah Harrar NELSON Absalom Jr. June 19, 1864 Absolom Sr./ Margaret Wimer NELSON Ada Feb 6 ,1893 John D/Mary Jane Hinkle NELSON Albert Dec 1894 David/Ellen Ketterman NELSON Albert Solon July 1882 Joseph Wilfong/Martha Hedrick NELSON Allen H. Jan 1882 Benham/ Elizabeth Thompson NELSON Alma G. Jan 15, 1896 Jno S/Maude W. NELSON Almeda June 9, 1893 Absalom/Ida Clayton NELSON Alonzo Clarence Dec 29 ,1882 Jno. Clark/Sidney Dean Porter NELSON Anna July 1889 Jacob Lee/Janetta Catherine Thompson NELSON Anna Lee June 19, 1927 Albert/Lillie Florence Kimble NELSON Anna Jane May 28 ,1855 Joseph/Jane NELSON Arthur J. June 11, 1876 Adam Harness/Susan Teter NELSON Arthur R. Oct 1886 Benham/Elizabeth Thompson NELSON Benham C. June 10, 1815 Benjamin B/Delphina Arbaugh NELSON Catherine Sep 14, 1870 Jno Clark/Sidney Jean Porter NELSON Charles H. Nov 6, 1886 George C/Mary A. NELSON Charles H. Nov 8 ,1888 Benham/Elizabeth Thompson NELSON Charles Cecil July 16, 1871 Elijah Stewart/Mary Elizabeth Wilfong NELSON Daniel J. 1870 Daniel/ Catherine Lambert NELSON David May 7, 1893 David/Ellen Ketterman NELSON Delmar May 17, 1897 David/Ellen Ketterman NELSON Dennis E. Oct 23, 1892 George W/CAtherine J. NELSON Denver H. Nov 3, 1909 Walter/Lottie Warner NELSON Edward Dec 30, 1864 John D/Mary Jane Hinkle NELSON Edna Jane June 17, 1872 Beham/Elizabeth Thompson NELSON Elijah 1816 Isaac/ Catherine Pennington NELSON Elijah Oct 11 ,1854 Daniel/ Sarah NELSON,Elijah Oct. 11,1853 Daniel /Nelson Sarah Nelson NELSON ELijah Apr 1882 Elijah J/Elizabeth Thompson NELSON Elijah Stewart 1847 Job/ amanda Wilfong NELSON Elizabeth Feb 9 ,825 Elijah/Mary Kincaid NELSON Elizabeth 1847 Jno. W/Christina Haigler NELSON Ella Janet Jan 11, 1894 Eli/Lenora Propst NELSON Elmer C. Feb 18 ,1901 George W/Catherine J. NELSON Ernest P. May 5, 1881 Elijah Stewart/Mary Elizabeth Wilfont NELSON Ethel Mar 15, 1890 Ambrose/Sidney Caroline Hill NELSON Eva M. Apr 1, 1894 John D/Mary Jane Hinkle NELSON Florence Nov 18, 1872 Robert J/Ellen Jane Rexroad NELSON Forest Apr 2, 1900 John/Susannah Dice NELSON FOrest Earl Apr 24, 1899 Walter/Lottie Warner NELSON Frank Aug 1872 Marion/Mary E. Pennington NELSON Garnet O. June 21, 1889 Joseph Wilfong/Martha E. Hedrick NELSON Gilbert Nov 28 ,1898 Robert/Tryhena Mallow NELSON George W Jan 1874 Absolom /Mary NELSON Gordon May 23, 1892 Joseph Wilfong/Martha Hedrick NELSON Grover Cleveland Nov 29 ,1888 Jno. Clark/Sidney Dean Porter NELSON Hester Dec 16, 1859 Isaac J/Susannah Porter NELSON Isaac 1828 Isaac/ Catherine Pennington NELSON Isabel 1840 Job/Amanda Wilfong NELSON Isaiah 1817 Benjamin B/Delphina Arbaugh NELSON Isaac Oct 10, 1810 Israli/ Nancy Elizabeth Wilfong NELSON Jacob Sep 14, 1871 Jon. Clark/ Sidney Dean Porter NELSON Jacob Lee Aug 14, 1863 Isaac J. /Susan Porter NELSON Jacob W. May 5, 1841 Job/ Amanda Wilfong NELSON, Jacob S. March 1853 Elijah / Margaret NELSON James E. 1874 Elijah Steward /Mary Elizabeth NELSON Janetta 1857 Job/Amanda Wilfong NELSON Jason Nov 1889 David/Ellen Ketterman NELSON, Jehu Jan. 15,1853 A. C. Nelson/ Elizabeth Nelson NELSON Jesse H March 24, 1889 George W./ Catherine J. NELSON Jesse Howard May 31, 1900 Andrew Walter/ Lottle Warner NELSON Jesse Jan 10, 1891 Isaac J./ Sarah E. NELSON Job 1856 Isaac/ Susan Porter NELSON Job April 15, 1817 Isaac/ Catherine Pennington NELSON Jobe Feb 16, 1858 Isaac J./ Susan Porter NELSON John Jan 15, 1853 Absolom C/Elizabeth NELSON John Nov 1, 1821 Benjamin B/Delphina Arbaugh NELSON John A. Dec 18 ,1894 George W/Catherine J. NELSON John Tyree Mar 18, 1877 Isaac J/Sarah E. NELSON Jno. Clark Sep 5, 1848 Michael/Jane NELSON Joseph 1845 Jno W/Christina Haigler NELSON Joseph Apirl 24, 1854 Joseph /Jane NELSON Joseph A. Dec 14, 1876 Homan Scott/ Christine Lantz NELSON Joseph W. 1853 Job/Amanda Wilfong NELSON Joseph Wilfong March 10, 1853 Job /Amanda Wilfong NELSON Kathy Sep 14, 1870 Jno. Clark/Sidney Dean Porter NELSON Katie D. Sep 1898 William D/Melissa A. Thompson NELSON Laura Rebecca Oct 21, 1883 Benjamin Franklin/Sarah Catherine Sponaugle NELSON Lilly Myrtle Mar 25, 1889 Isaac J/Sarah E NELSON Luella Sep 1895 David/Ellen Ketterman NELSON Luther May 28 ,1884 John W/Angie Lambert NELSON Lydia Aug 1897 Eli/Lenora Propst NELSON Mabel Mar 1890 Phillip Phares/Lucy Ann Mullenax NELSON Margaret June 3, 1831 Elijah/Mary Kincaid NELSON Margaret Oct 10,1857 Samuel K/Susannah NELSON Maggie May 22, 1890 John W/Angie Lambert NELSON Martha Susan Dec 25, 1879 Benjamin Franklin/Sarah NELSON Martin Wade March 12, 1887 Joseph Wilson/ Martha Ann Helmick NELSON Mary 1835 Samuel K/Susan Kinkle NELSON Mary Sep 14, 1889 Jasper/Asintha NELSON Mary M. Apr 10, 1905 Howard L/Mamie M. NELSON Mary Grace Aug 4, 1920 Martin Wade/Nellie CAtherine Adamson NELSON Matilda 1823 Benjamin/Delphina Arbaugh NESLON Minor Adam Oct 5, 1874 Jno. Clark/Sidney Dean Porter NELSON Peachie Oct 18, 1904 Abel/Mary Jane Kisamore NELSON Reuben Clark Sep 1870 Marion/Mary E. Pennington NELSON Robert Sep 1881 Benjamin Frnaklin/Sarah Sponaugle NELSON Robert C. Mar 31, 1900 Zell M/Sarah Judy NELSON Robert J. July 1890 Samuel S/Arbella Mullenax NELSON Rosa Lee Jan 21, 1892 Esau/Margaret Cassel NELSON Sarah E. 1851 Job/Amanda Wilfong NELSON Solomon Kay Aug 14, 1873 Solomon /Mary Mullinex NELSON Susan E. Aug 6, 1855 Job/Amanda NELSON Susan P. Jan 28, 1867 Jacob/Sarah Mullenax NELSON Walter Oct 22, 1872 Jacob WIlfong/Hulda Raines NESSELRODT Amos 1839 Solomon/Aseneth Yankee NESSELRODT Ashby Sep 18, 1903 Charles Benjamin/Martha G. Shaver NESSELRODT Charles Albert Apr 1, 1897 William Riley/Fannie Elizabeth NESSELRODT Charles Albert Apr 1, 1897 William Riley/Fannie Elizabeth NESSELRODT Charles Benjamin Feb 16, 1861 Phillip/Catherine Coffman NESSELRODT Chester Lee Sep 15, 1901 William Riley/Fannie Elizabeth NESSELRODT Cora Feb 19, 1902 Edward H/Martha E. NESSELRODT Eizabeth 1843 Solomon/Asenth Yankee NESSELRODT Solomon 1802 Frederick/Elizabeth NESSELRODT Emory Luther Jan 1, 1895 Peter H/Susan P. Simmons NESSELRODT Fanny Jane Aug 26, 1901 Charles Benjamin/Martha G. Shaver NESSELRODT Frank Webster Apr 28 ,1889 William Riley/Fannie Elizabeth NESSELRODT George Edward Feb 8 ,1891 Charles Benjamin/Martha G. Shaver NESSELRODT Hannah 1867 Phillip/Catherine Coffman NESSELRODT Ida Florence Apr 16, 1892 William Jonas/Phoebe Ann Ritchie NESSELRODT Ina Dec 27 ,1915 James Clarkson/Pam Etta May NESSELRODT Isaac D. Oct 1, 1895 Charles Benjamin/Martha G.Shaver NESSELRODT James Clarkson Aug 17 ,1889 Jackson/Susan S. Shaver NESSELRODT James Early June 7 ,1917 James Clarkson/Pam Etta May NESSELRODT John Floyd Aug 15, 1889 William Jonas/Phoebe Ann Ritchie NESSELRODT Joseph Abraham Apr 28, 1895 Andrew Jackson/Sarah Shaver NESSELRODT Judith 1841 Solomon/Aseneth Yankee NESSELRODT Lester O. July 16, 1913 James Clarkson/Pam Etta May NESSELRODT Martha R. 1868 Frederick/Mary A. Smith NESSELRODT Mary Ellen Mar 9, 1893 Charles Benjamin/Martha G. Shaver NESSELRODT Mary Elizabeth Feb 1841 Solomon/Asenth Yankee NESSELRODT Mary L. Oct 1, 1892 James S/Eliza A. Mitchell NESSELRODT James Clarkson Aug 17 ,1889 Jackson/Susan Shaver NESSELRODT James Early June 7, 1917 James Clarkson/Pam Etta May NESSELRODT James Henry Feb 17 ,1898 Godfrey John/Mary VanMetre NESSELRODT Neva Grace May 12, 1910 James Clarkson/Pam Etta May NESSELRODT Noah Randolph May 8, 1904 William Riley/Fannie Elizabeth NESSELRODT Peter H. July 12, 1856 Phillip/Catherine Coffman NESSELRODT Phillip June 9, 1796 Frederick/Elizabeth NESSELRODT Rosa Ann July 10 ,1887 Charles Benjamin/Martha Shaver NESSELRODT Samuel Edward Jan 6, 1892 William Riley/Fannie Elizabeth NESSELRODT Sarah V. July 21, 1898 Charles Benjamin/Martha Shaver NESSELRODT Simeon Hiram 1855 Phillip/Catherine Coffman NESSELRODT Simon Phillip Apr 12, 1885 Charles Benjamin/Martha Shaver NESSELRODT Solomon 1802 Frederick/Elizabeth Fullmore NESSELRODT Susan Catherine Apr 26, 1860 Phillip/Catherine Coffman NESSELRODT Virginia Feb 25, 1886 Jackson/Susan S. Shaver NESSELRODT Walter Reed Apr 10 ,1894 William Riley/Fannie Elizabeth NESSELRODT William 1845 Solomon/Aseneth Yankee NESSELRODT William McKinley Apr 1, 1897 William Riley/Fannie Elizabeth NESSELRODT William Riley 1857 Amos W/Mary Jane Kesner NORTH Barbara Ann Nov 24, 1830 Thomas Jefferson/ELizabeth Hinkle NORTH Charles David Oct 8, 1845 Thomas Jefferson/Elizabeth Hinkle NORTH Emily Eliza May 6, 1826 Thomas Jefferson/Elizabeth Hinkle NORTH George Caleb Oct 5, 1835 Thomas Jefferson/Elizabeth Hinkle NORTH Margaret Hinkle Oct 29, 1827 Thomas Jefferson/Elizabeth Hinkle NORTH Martha Hinkle Oct 29, 1827 Thomas Jefferson/Elizabeth Hinkle NORTH Nathan Green Aug 8 ,1841 Thomas Jefferson/Elizabeth Hinkle NORTH Rhuama Chapman Mar 7, 1829 Thomas Jefferson/Elizabeth Hinkle NORTH Sarah Keys Nov 23, 1837 Thomas Jefferson/Elizabeth Hinkle NORTH Susan Dorcas Nov 30 ,1831 Thomas Jefferson/ELizabeth Hinkle NORTH Thomas Jefferson Sep 7, 1853 Thomas Jefferson/Elizabeth Hinkle NORTH William Darke Apr 1, 1824 Thomas Jefferson/Elizabeth Hinkle OURS Andrew Sep 29 ,1845 Andrew/ELizabeth Skidmore OURS Andrew Verner Feb 4, 1879 Marshall Skidmore/ Sarah J. Shobe OURS Annie V. May 27 ,1883 Marshall Skidmore/ Sarah J. Shobe OURS Edward E. Feb 8, 1881 Marshall Skidmore/ Sarah J. Shobe OURS Ellen June 12, 1843 Andrew/ELizabeth Skidmore OURS James Mar 14, 1841 Andrew/ELizabeth Skidmore OURS James Martin Jan 23, 1865 Marshall Skidmore/ Sarah J. Shobe OURS Jefferson 1847 Andrew/ELizabeth Skidmore OURS John William Sep 17 ,1860 Marshall Skidmore/ Sarah J. Shobe OURS Laura Belle Nov 14, 1875 Marshall Skidmore/ Sarah J. Shobe OURS Lucy Lula Mar 19 ,1877 Marshall Skidmore/ Sarah J. Shobe OURS Marshall SKidmore July 7, 1827 Marshall Skidmore/ Sarah J. Shobe OURS Marshall SKidmore Jan 21, 1837 Andrew/ELizabeth Skidmore OURS Martha 1849 Andrew/ELizabeth Skidmore OURS Mary Jane Aug 23, 1867 Marshall Skidmore/ Sarah J. Shobe OURS Rebecca 1839 Andrew/ELizabeth Skidmore OURS Sarah Ellen May 2, 1870 Marshall Skidmore/ Sarah J. Shobe OURS Susan Elizabeth June 11, 1863 Marshall Skidmore/ Sarah J. Shobe PAINTER John S. Sep 5, 1854 Jacob/Sidney PECK Dorothy Alice Dec 29 ,1881 George Wellington/Rachel Pitzenbarger PECK Susannah Mar 4, 1780 Garrett/Margaret PENNINGTON Isaac M. NOv 16, 1865 Samuel C/Lydia Davis PENNINGTON John Oct 1, 1802 Richard/Mary E. Bennett PENNINGTON John June 28 ,1860 Nathaniel/Susan E. Carr PENNINGTON John S. Oct 10, 1856 Samuel C/Lydia Davis PENNINGTON JOhn Frederick Oct 27, 1898 JOhn/Ellen Bible PENNINGTON Margaret Mar 2, 1820 Richard/Mary E. Bennett PENNINGTON Richard Oct 27 ,1845 Samuel C/Lydia Davis PENNINGTON Richard Sep 24, 1772 Richard/Eleanor Pritchard PENNINGTON Samuel C. Apr 11, 1810 Richard/Mary E. Bennett PENNINGTON Sarah C. July 12, 1844 Samuel C/Lydia Davis PENNYBAKER Annie Scott Aug 24, 1873 Isaac S/Susan Eliza Funk PENNYBAKER Eliza F. 1880 Isaac S/Susan Eliza Funk PENNYBAKER John Preston 1878 Isaac S/Susan Eliza Funk PENNYBAKER Mary Louise Sep 11, 1874 Isaac Samuel/Susan Eliza Frank PENNYBAKER William Edmund July 17 ,1876 Isaac S/Susan Eliza Funk PHARES Adam May 22, 1818 Solomon/Elizabeth Vandevander PHARES Adam J. Mar 31, 1859 Phillip/Elizabeth PHARES Ambrose March 2, 1792 Johnson /Sarah Negley PHARES Cain 1821 Isaac/Delilah Henkle PHARES Charles Apr 1882 Adam Harness/Ann R. Simmons PHARES Delila 1855 Isaac/Delila Hinkle PHARES Elizabeth 1784 Johnson/Sarah Negley PHARES Elizabeth 1853 Isaac/Delila Hinkle PHARES Elizabeth Ann Mar 1, 1834 Ambrose/Catherine Wimer PHARES, FEMALE, 2/1854 Willoway / Susannah PHARES George 1820 Robert/ Susannah Wimer PHARES George A. Jr. 1860 George A./ Catherine Bennett PHARES George W. 1842 Cain /Phebe Harmon PHARES Isaac Mar 28 ,1800 John/Mary Key PHARES Jacob K. April 23, 1864 Adam /Phoebe PHARES John 1735 John/Agnes Margaret Johnson PHARES John 1710 John/Marie Lawie PHARES John Oct 25, 1860 William A/Martha Ann PHARES John W. May 26, 1866 Elias W/Edith Stalnaker PHARES Johnson June 27 ,1760 John/Elizabeth Hill PHARES Johnson 1753 John/Eva Teter PHARES Martha 1847 Isaac/Delila Hinkle PHARES Mary May 15, 1799 Johnson/Sarah Negley PHARES Mary 1842 Isaac/Delila Hinkle PHARES Milloway 1828 Isaac/Delilah Henkle PHARES Noah W. 1854 Robert B/Sarah PHARES Phillip 1823 Ambrose/Catherine Wimer PHARES Rebecca Nov 8, 1825 Isaac/Delila Hinkle PHARES Samuel S. 1860 Robert B/Sarah PHARES Sarah 1834 Isaac/Delila Hinkle PHARES Sarah Catherine July 11, 1844 Phillip/Sarah Lawrence PHARES Solomon W. 1857 Robert B/Sarah PHARES Sydney 1822 Isaac/Delilah Henkle PHARES William 1839 Isaac/Delila Hinkle PITZENBARGER Abraham Feb 14, 1771 Abraham /Elizabeth Tissinger PITZENBARGER Benjamin Dec 15, 1879 Benjamin/Phoebe POPE Alvin L. July 12, 1868 George See/Susan Elizabeth Cowger POPE Dora Virginia Aug 26, 1884 George See/Susan ELizabeth Cowger POPE George L. Apr 30, 1839 John/Jemima Randall POPE George Edward Nov 8 ,1881 George See/Susan Elizabeth Cowger POPE Henry Clark Apr 22, 1879 George See/Susan Elizabeth Cowger POPE John June 29 ,1791 Peter/Tabitha Yokum POPE John Frances Aug 26, 1869 George See/Susan Elizabeth Cowger POPE Lynn 1875 George See/Susan Elizabeth Cowger POPE Martha Ann Nov 24, 1865 George See/Susan Elizabeth Cowger POPE Martha Rebecca Nov 24, 1865 George See/Susan Elizabeth Cowger POPE Mary Jemima Nov 24, 1876 George See/Susan Elizabeth Cowger POPE Otis Alston July 18, 1901 Ira Sheridan/NOra H. Cowger POPE Peter 1818 John/Jemima Randall POPE Sarah Margaret Dec 9 ,1870 George See/Susan Elizabeth Cowger POPE William Frank Apr 2, 1861 George See/Susan Elizabeth Cowger PORTER Elizabeth V. 1841 George L/Sarah E. Tingler PORTER Emma Jane 1835 George L/Sarah E. Tingler PORTER George W 1829 Thomas F./ Mary A. Lough PORTER Isaac 1839 George L./ Sarah PORTER Jacob S. Aug 4, 1855 George L/Sarah Tingler PORTER Jane 1835 George L/Sarah PORTER John Adam June 18 ,1856 George L/Sarah E. Tingler PORTER John Addison 1847 George L/Sarah E. Tingler PORTER Mary 1833 George L/Sarah E. Tingler PORTER Sarah Elizabeth 1843 George L/Sarah E. Tingler PORTER Sidney Dean June 14, 1842 George L/Sarah E. Tingler PORTER Susan Jane 1831 George L/Sarah E. Tingler PRIEST James A. May 15, 1842 James H/Sarah Bader PRIEST Mary Catherine Mar 29 ,1881 Samuel Peter/Mary Eunice Hinkle PRITCHETT James May 17, 1713 Obediah/Margaret PRITCHETT James Mitchell June 1, 1817 Samuel/Rebecca Anderseon PRITCHETT Levi Franklin Oct 8 ,1847 James Mitchell/Mary Ann Fulcher PRITCHETT Samuel 1761 James/Elizabeth Durbin PRITCHETT William Franklin Nov 5, 1852 George L/Elizabeth Hartman PROPST Abel Everett Oct 18, 1889 Anderson Oswalt/Rachel M. Pitzenbarger PROPST Adam July 27, 1806 Michael/ ?? PROPST Adam F. March 24, 1853 Daniel/ Mary PROPST Adam Lloyd August 30, 1892 Leonard /Louisa Phares PROPST Albert Clay Feb 11, 1880 Morgan/Amanda Hoover PROPST Albert Thomas Jan 15, 1886 Lewis/Henrietta PROPST Amanda M. July 18, 1871 Emanuel/Mary Margaret Middleton PROPST Amanda Ellen May 15, 1872 David/Martha Melvina Freed PROPST Amelia 1844 Henry/Susannah PROPST Amelia Apr 1, 1853 Samuel/Ellen Waggy PROBST Anderson F. sep 21, 1870 Jeremiah/Martha E. PROBST Anderson Oswald Jan 1, 1854 Lewis/Christina Bowers PROPST Andrew Jackson Dec 8 ,1890 Jacob Winfield/Polly Hoover PROPST Barbara 1814 Adam/Rachel Eye PROBST Barbara Oct 6, 1846 Adam/Susannah Snyder PROPST Benjamin Apr 71, 1845 Samuel/Ellen Waggy PROPST Benjamin Sep 10, 1862 William/Melinda PROPST Catherine Mar 16, 1772 Frederick george/Maria B. Pence PROPST Charles Oct 1883 William W/Catherine Simmons PROPST Clara M. Feb 12, 1861 Lewis/Henrietta PROPST Cleveland Lewis Aug 10 ,1894 Lewis/Henrietta PROPST Clinton 1890 Albion /Eliza J. PROPST Conrad D. May 5, 1857 Daniel/Mary PROPST Daniel Jan 23, 1835 Adam/Susannah Snyder PROPST Daniel Mar 27 ,1825 Daniel/Elizabeth Eye PROPST Daniel 1802 Henry David/Mary Propst PROPST Daniel S. July 18, 1820 George Frederick/Elizabeth Propst PROPST David Feb 6, 1841 Samuel/ Ellen Waggy PROPST David Wilford May 23, 1883 David/ Martha Melvina PROPST Edna E. Oct 21, 1887 Chapman/Fanny C. Han PROPST Elizabeth 1820 Joseph/Nancy Smallridge PROPST Elizabeth J. May 29 ,1878 James/Martha J. Kiser PROPST Elizabeth Davis Apr 13, 1831 John/Sarah Stoutmayer PROPST Elizabeth Jane Jan 23, 1837 Adam/Susannah Snyder PROPST George 1808 Henry David/Mary PROPST George Nov 25, 1870 William/ Malinda Rexroad PROPST George 1800 Henry /Barbara Eye PROPST George Aug 20, 1852 Daniel S./ Mary PROPST George E. Aug 20, 1852 Daniel S./ Mary PROPST George F. 1777 Frederick George /Barbara Swadley PROPST George F. 1800 George Frederick/Elizabeth PROPST George S. NOv 25, 1870 William/Melinda Rexrode PROPST George Frederick 1774 Frederick George/Barbara Swadley PROPST George Washington 1844 Jacob/ Malinda Bowers PROPST Gertrude B. May 24, 1881 James/Martha J. Kiser PROPST Gertrude Frances May 6, 1892 Joseph/Rebecca Sponaugle PROBST Hannah 1837 Adam/Susannah Snyder PROPST Harrison Dec 3, 1872 William W/Catheirne Simmons PROPST Harvey Jan 14, 1860 Laban H/Mary M. Propst PROPST Harvey Anderson Apr 8, 1887 Anderson Oswald//Rachel Pitzenbarger PROBST Henrietta June 24, 1842 Jacob/Matilda Bowers PROPST Henry April 1, 1814 George Frederick /Elizabeth PROPST Henry June 1, 1827 Daniel/ Alice halena PROPST Henry 1817 Joseph/ Nancy Smallridge PROPST Henry 1864 Daniel/ Cophia Caplinger PROPST Henry R. June 1, 1827 Daniel /Allie Helena PROPST Henry W. May 24, 1861 Samuel Henry /Elizabeth Hevener PROPST Henry Casper Dec 17 ,1872 Daniel Felix/Barbara Margaret Hoover PROBST Hernden Feb 20 ,1882 Lewis/Henrietta PROPST Ida M. July 31, 1904 John Conrad/ Lutheria PROPST Ida Josephine Jan 21, 1873 Isaac/Louisa M. Sennett PROPST Isaac Clinton Mar 15, 1888 Jacob Winfield/Polly Hoover PROPST Isaac MOrton Apr 19, 1882 Emanuel/Mary Margaret Middleton PROPST Jacob A. Jan 25, 1876 Lewis/Henrietta PROPST Jacob Mar 5, 1769 Frederick George/Barbara Swadley PROPST Jacob L. Sep 5, 1868 William/Melinda Rexrode PROPST James K. Sep 9 ,1844 Henry/Catherine Sennett PROBST Jeremiah July 22, 1848 Samuel/Ellen Waggy PROPST John Jacob Oct 24, 1803 Henry/Barbara Eye PROPST John Letcher Aug 27, 1856 Lewis/Christina Bowers PROPST John Marshall Oct 1877 William V/Catherine Simmons PROPST John Tyree June 18, 1872 Lewis/Henrietta PROPST Joel M. Oct 3, 1858 Joel/ Martha J. PROPST John 1801 George Frederick/Elizabeth Propst PROPST Joseph Jan 15, 1792 Henry/Mary Crummitt PROBST Joseph Howard June 18 ,1864 Lewis/Henrietta PROBST Lavina L. Sep 10, 1874 Lewis/Henrietta PROBST Leonard S. Nov 11 ,1854 Daniel S/Mary PROPST Leonard S. Feb 21, 1853 Daniel/Mary Propst PROBST Lewis Sep 28 ,1808 Jacob/Rachel Crummitt PROBST Lewis July 26, 1839 WIlliam/Christina Waggy PROBST Lewis Mathias Jan 23, 1870 Lewis/Henrietta PROPST Louisa C. Nov 25, 1860 William Lewis/Lucinda Eye PROPST Margaret E. May 18 ,1862 Joseph/Martha J. McQuain PROPST Martha E. Nov 2, 1909 Walter P/Hettie Virginia Wimer PROPST Martha M. Mar 31, 1853 Henry/Rachel PROPST Martha Frances July 28 ,1886 Abraham/Sarah Virginia Mitchell PROPST Martha Malvina Dec 11, 1880 David/Martha Malvina Freed PROPST Martin Franklin May 22, 1877 Morgan/ Amanda Hoover PROBST Mary M. 1844 Adam/Susannah Snyder PROPST Mary Louise Aug 28 ,1866 Daniel F/Barbara Margaret Bowers PROPST Mary Ethel May 12, 1918 Adam Lloyd/Virgie Thompson PROBST Melinda Frances Oct 19 ,1867 Lewis/Henrietta PROPST Michael Feb 21, 1868 Daniel Felix/Barbara Margaret Hoover PROPST Nellie E. May 18, 1909 John Conrad/Lutheria PROBST Morgan May 1, 1850 Adam/Susannah Snyder PROBST Morgan Nov 3, 1846 John Jacob/Sarah Elizabeth Hoover PROPST Noah H. Dec 29 ,1882 Morgan/Amanda Hoover PROPST Oliver May 1, 1879 Jeremiah/Martha E. PROPST Oliver Ray Feb 22, 1907 John C/Lavena L. PROPST Phoebe Alice Aug 21, 1881 Isaac/Louisa M. Sinnett PROPST Phoebe Jane June 16, 1885 John Wesley/Susannah Mitchell PROPST Raymond Guy Oct 3, 1909 Lankey L/Flora Ella Harmon PROPST Robert Jan 2, 1861 William/Melinda Rexrode PROPST Robert Anderson July 20 ,1875 Jacob Winfield/Polly Hoover PROPST Thomas 1882 Daniel Felix/Barbara Margaret Hoover PROPST Tilman Jan 5, 1857 William/Leann Fisher PROPST Tilman Floyd Oct 1, 1871 William/Valerie Pitzenbarger PROBST Sarah 1846 Adam/Susannah Snyder PROPST Sylvester Dec 9 ,1885 William W/Catherine Simmons PROBST Valerie Feb 19 ,1842 Adam/Susannah Snyder PROPST Virginia NOv 13, 1868 Emanuel/Mary Margaret MIddleton PROPST Wayne July 7, 1883 John Wesley/Susannah Mitchell PROBST William B. July 28 ,1879 Lewis/Henrietta PROPST William R. June 21, 1881 William/Leann Fisher PROPST William Mar 21, 1861 David Cain/Sophia C. PROPST William Jan 29 ,1822 Joseph/Nancy Smallridge PUFFENBARGER Benjamin 1836 Peter/Sarah Pickle PUFFENBARGER Benjamin Lee Oct 8 ,1877 Andrew Jackson/Rachel Elizabeth Eye PUFFENBARGER Betty Lou Apr 19, 1880 Franklin/Modaline Snyder PUFFENBARGER Cain 1845 Henry/Mary Elizabeth Hiser PUFFENBARGER Christian 1827 Peter/Sarah Pickle PUFFENBARGER Christian 1789 George/ Elizabeth PUFFENBARGER Daniel 1824 Peter/ Sara Pickle PUFFENBARGER Daniel 1850 Daniel/ Susannah Snider PUFFENBARGER Eliza 1834 Henry/Mary Elizabeth Hiser PUFFENBARGER Elizabeth Sep 9, 1870 Amos/Amanda PUFFENBARGER Elizabeth May 11, 1860 William/Susan PUFFENBARGER George F. June 8 1884 B. /M.A. PUFFENBARGER George J. 1827 Henry/Mary Elizabeth Hiser PUFFENBARGER George Leslie Jan 2, 1899 Reuben/Ida Gertrude Mitchell PUFFENBARGER Henry 1824 Peter/ Sara Pickle PUFFENBARGER Henry Jackson 1910 Benjamin Lee/ Dora Alice Peck PUFFENBARGER Jacob 1832 Henry/Mary Elizabeth Hiser PUFFENBARGER Jacob Riley Apr 10 ,1885 Noah/Ann Dove PUFFENBARGER James P. Apr 1886 Amos/Amanda SImmons PUFFENBARGER Louise Alice Nov 28 ,1878 Noah/Ann Dove PUFFENBARGER Louisa A. Jan 1857 J.G./Susan PUFFENBARGER Mary 1818 Henry/Mary Elizabeth Hiser PUFFENBARGER Peter Sep 26, 1853 F./ Elizabeth PUFFENBARGER Peter H. Feb 1874 Amos/ Amanda Simmons PUFFENBARGER Reuben Jan 8 ,1857 William/Margaret PUFFENBARGER Sarah 1829 Peter/Sarah Pickle PUFFENBARGER Sarah 1840 Henry/Mary Elizabeth Hiser PUFFENBARGER William 1831 Henry/Mary Elizabeth Hiser PUFFENBARGER William July 4, 1859 William /Sarah PUFFENBARGER Zabedee 1824 Henry/Mary Elizabeth Hiser PUFFENBARGER William A. May 20, 1883 B M.A. PUFFENBARGER William F. Sep 1884 Amos/ Amanda Simmons RADER Alice 1885 Henry P/Christina Hoover RADER George Edward Sep 5, 1873 Henry P/Christina Hoover RADER John James Aug 22, 1887 Henry P/Christina Hoover RADER Liza 1883 Henry P/Christina Hoover RADER Martha Lowell May 29 ,1870 Henry P/Christina Hoover RADER Melinda E. June 1880 Henry P/Christina Hoover RADER Noah Rudolph Apr 11 ,1877 Henry P/Christina Hoover RADER Solomon A. 1874 Henry P/Christina Hoover RADER Virginia F. 1869 Henry P/Christina Hoover RAINES,FEMALE Oct. 26,1853 Adam/ Catharine RAINES Adam 1826 Barnett/ Susannah Tingler RAINES Amanda Dec 3, 1855 Morgan/Phoebe Bennett RAINES Barnett 1798 James/Frances Thompson RAINES Barnett 1795 James/Frances Thompson RAINES Benjamin 1820 Barnett/Susannah Tingler RAINES Benjamin Nov 14, 1854 Isaac/Mary Ann RAINES Carrie 1870 Miles/Eliza A. Barkley RAINES Catherine Jan 23, 1824 Barnett/Susannah Tingler RAINES Cena Oct 1816 Miles/Eliza A. Barkley RAINES, Christena 9/27/1854 Tobias/ Elizabeth RAINES Curtis Mar 10 ,1898 Joseph F/Phoebe Ellen Sites RAINES Delphia Mae Sep 19 ,1898 Sylvestor Tobias/Elizabeth Virginia Vandeventer RAINES Denver Apr 18, 1901 Joseph F/Phoebe Ellen Sites RAINES Edward Apr 11, 1888 Stewart/Elizabeth Vandevander RAINES Elizabeth June 11, 1826 George/Susannah Bland RAINES Elizabth 1827 James/Frances Thompson RAINES Elizabeth 1832 Gabriel/Margaret Lawrence RAINES George Dec 20, 1794 James/ Frances thompson RAINES Elizabeth 1797 James/Frances Thompson RAINES Elizabeth 1853 Morgan/Phoebe Bennett RAINES Eunice Mar 12, 1822 George/Susannah Bland RAINES Florence Eva Oct 5 ,1882 Sylvestor Tobias/Elizabeth Virginia Vandeventer RAINES Foster Randolph Nov 9 ,1901 Sylvestor Tobias/Elizabeth Virginia Vandeventer RAINES George 1830 George/ Susannah Bland RAINES George Washington Dec 24, 1858 Tobias/ Elizabeth Harper RAINES George Dec 20 ,1794 James/Frances Thompson RAINES Gertrude July 1886 Miles/Eliza A. Barkley RAINES Guiseppe Mar 23, 1886 Joseph F/Phoebe Ellen Sites RAINES Harriett Nov 11, 1854 Morgan/Phoebe Bennett RAINES Hazel May 1884 Miles/Eliza A. Barkley RAINES Huldah 1831 George/Susannah Bland RAINES Huldah May 5, 1849 Morgan/Phoebe Bennett RAINES Ida Jan 1873 Miles/Eliza A. Barkley RAINES Isaac 1869 Morgan/Phoebe Bennett RAINES Isaac 1824 George/Susannah Bland RAINES Jacob 1835 George/Susannah Bland RAINES Jacob 1865 Morgan/Phoebe Bennett RAINES Jacob Charles 1886 Sylvestor Tobias/Elizabeth Virginia Vandeventer RAINES James Oct 17 ,1860 Morgan/Phoebe Bennett RAINES John Mar 23, 1886 Joseph F/Phoebe Ellen Sites RAINES Joseph July 4, 1851 Benjamin/Amanda Hedrick RAINES Lee Olan Aug 28 ,1884 Sylvestor Tobias/Elizabeth Virginia Vandeventer RAINES Mahala 1829 George/Susannah Bland RAINES Martin Aug 26, 1848 Tobias/Elizabeth Harper RAINES Martin Luther Apr 15, 1881 Joseph F/Phoebe Ellen Sites RAINES Mary 1832 George/Susannah Bland RAINES Mary Catherine Dec 12, 1842 Tobias/Elizabeth Harper RAINES Mary Louise Sep 25, 1880 Sylvestor Tobias/Elizabeth Virginia Vandevander RAINES Melinda 1829 Barnett/Susannah Tingler RAINES Miles Sep 1845 Benjamin/Amanda Hedrick RAINES Minnie Jane 1888 Sylvestor Tobias/Elizabeth Virginia Vandeventer RAINES Morgan Mar 5, 1821 George/Susannah Bland RAINES Nancy 1794 James/Frances Thompson RAINES Ora G. Apr 30, 1883 Joseph F/Phoebe Ellen Sites RAINES Otis Bible Oct 1, 1896 Sylvestor Tobias/Elizabeth Virginia Vandeventer RAINES Phoebe Ellen Sep 27 ,1852 Tobias/Elizabeth Harper RAINES Phoebe Jane 1863 Benjamin/Amanda Hedrick RAINES Rachel Oct 2, 1850 Tobias/Elizabeth Harper RAINES Ralph Oct 14, 190 Joseph/Phoebe Ellen Sites RAINES Reuben 1796 James/Frances Thompson RAINES Sarah Feb 17 ,1844 Tobias/Elizabeth Harper RAINES Sidney 1838 George/Susannah Bland RAINES Snowden Lester Aug 25, 1891 Sylvestor Tobias/Elizabeth Virginia Vandeventer RAINES Stewart 1847 Morgan/Phoebe Bennett RAINES Susannah Oct 24, 1846 Tobias/Elizabeth Harper RAINES Susannah Sep 3, 1833 George/Susannah Bland RAINES Susannah 1802 Thomas/Rachel Shoulders RAINES Sylvester Tobias Nov 2, 1857 Tobias/ Elizabeth Harper RAINES Tobias July 3, 1820 George/Susannah Bland RAINES Virginia A. Nov 29 ,1860 Tobias/Elizabeth Harper RAINES Watson June 29, 1863 Morgan/Phoebe Bennett RAINES William 1826 Joseph F/Phoebe Ellen Sites RAINES William 1803 James/Frances Thompson RAINES William Granville Dec 30, 1878 Joseph F/Phoebe Ellen Sites RAINES Zona Susan Apr 6 ,1894 Sylvestor Tobias/Elizabeth Virginia Vandeventer RATCLIFF Abel 1852 William/Melinda Yankee RATCLIFF Jacob P. 1854 William/Melinda Yankee RATCLIFF Mary Ellen 1848 William/Melinda Yankee RATCLIFF Solomon Y. 1843 William/Melinda Yankee RATCLIFF Susan R. 1850 William/Melinda Yankee REXROAD Aaron 1839 Jacob/Mary Moyers REXROAD Abel Mar 29 ,1848 Emanuel/Mary Propst REXROAD Abel Feb 3, 1831 Peter/Elizabeth Snyder REXROAD Abigail 1829 George/Margaret Hevener REXROAD Agnes 1809 George/Margaret Hevener REXROAD Amanda J. Mar 30 ,1855 Nathan D/Mary Ann REXROAD Amanda Jane Aug 11, 1872 SOlomon/Mary Ann REXROAD Ami 1828 Jacob/Mary Moyers REXROAD Ami 1843 Nathan D/Mary Ann REXROAD Anderson P. 1852 Henry/Amanda F. REXROAD Andrew May 28 ,1848 Michael/Sarah Varner REXROAD Andrew S. 1856 Dennis/Mary M. Snyder REXROAD Ann 1841 Nathaniel D/Mary Ann REXROAD Ann E. June 4, 1897 W.R/M.E. REXROAD Arthur N. Feb 27 ,1898 Tilman Floyd/Sarah C. Simmons REXROAD Augustus 1820 George/Elizabeth Eye REXROAD Benjamin 1855 George W/Eliza J. Hoover REXROAD Benjamin 1873 John A/Martha Phares REXROAD Charles E. Aug 20 ,1883 Edward Harvey H/Mary REXROAD Charles Henry Aug 28 ,1891 Andrew/Mary Jane Helmick REXROAD Daniel 1853 Nathaniel D/Mary Ann REXROAD Daniel P. Mar 20, 1891 Jacob/Mary Ann Waggy REXROAD David Mar 2, 1818 George/Margaret Hevener REXROAD Edward H. 1867 Nathan/Mary Ann REXROAD Edward Harvey Oct 26, 1858 George Marion/Amelia Swadley REXROAD Eleanor 1827 George/Margaret Hevener REXROAD Elizabeth 1835 George/Margaret Hevener REXROAD Elizabeth Jane Aug 11, 1848 Augustus/ELizabeth Kiser REXROAD Emanuel 1830 Jacob/Mary Moyers REXROAD Emma Sep 12, 1885 Isaac/Mary Elizabeth REXROAD Emma Mar 17, 1877 William/Elizabeth Hester Todd REXROAD Eva Mae July 12, 1907 William Harrison/Harriett Sinnett REXROAD Forest 1888 Jeff/Elizabeth REXROAD General 1848 Nathan D/Mary Ann REXROAD George 1858 David/Lucinda Waggoner REXROAD George M. 1844 Henry/Mary A. Kiser REXROAD George M. May 10 ,1834 George/Elizabeth Eye REXROAD George Hiram Aug 8 ,1886 William/Elizabeth Hester Todd REXROAD Harmon 1833 Jacob/Mary Moyers REXRODE Henry Jan 21, 1807 George/ Margaret Hevener REXROAD Henry 1824 Jacob/Mary Moyers REXROAD Henry 1844 Nathan D/Mary Ann REXROAD Hugh 1847 Augustus/Elizabeth Kiser REXRODE Jacob 1817 Samuel/ Elizabeth Bible REXROAD Jacob Harrison 1859 Nathaniel D./ Mary Ann REXROAD Jason Sep 21, 1864 Edward H/Martha C. Moyers REXROAD Joseph 1820 George/Margaret Hevener REXROAD Leonard 1770 Zachariah/Catherine REXROAD Lucy Jan 1884 Morgan/Leah Simmons REXROAD Magdalena 1837 George/Margaret Hevener REXROAD Mahulda 1821 George/Elizabeth Eye REXROAD Mahulda M. Apr 24, 1845 Emanuel/Mary Propst REXROAD Margaret 1819 John J/Phebe Arbogast REXROAD Maggie Oct 6, 1878 Amby/Margaret Ellen Nelson REXROAD Margaret Elizabeth July 8, 1868 Samuel C/Martha Jane Fox REXROAD Mary A. 1842 Jacob/Mary Moyers REXROAD Mary Louella Nov 21, 1894 Jacob Harrison/Mary Jane Wimer REXROAD Mary Elizabeth Mar 24, 1848 Nathaniel D/Mary Ann REXROAD Mary C. 1852 William/Catherine REXROAD Mattie NOv 1897 Zachariah/Lydia Alice Simmons REXROAD Mattie M. Sep 19 ,1882 Jacob Harrison/Mary Jane Wimer REXROAD Martha J. Apr 24, 1854 Henry/Mary Ann Kiser REXROAD Melinda Feb 21, 1852 Samuel/Elizabeth Bible REXROAD Michael 1817 Samuel/Susannah Waybright REXROAD Minnie 1848 David/Lucinda Waggoner REXROAD Minnie Viola Nov 16, 1896 Jacob Harrison/Mary Jane Wimer REXROAD Nancy Rebecca June 11, 1884 William/Elizabeth Hester Todd REXROAD Nariel 1836 Jacob/Mary Moyers REXROAD Nathaniel D. 1817 Samuel/Elizabeth Bible REXROAD Noah Sep 1871 William/Frances Turner REXROAD Oliver Dice Feb 3 ,1891 Jacob Harrison/Mary Jane Wimer REXROAD Pearl Sep 25, 1895 Henry/Amanda F. Propst REXROAD Peter 1799 George/Margaret Hevener REXROAD Phoebe Jane Aug 26, 1886 Jacob/Mary Ann Waggy REXROAD Samuel 1794 Johan/Catherine Propst REXROAD Samuel 1798 Leonard/Elizabeth Caplinger REXROAD Sarah Feb 24, 1856 Augustus/Elizabeth Kiser REXROAD Sarah E. Sep 10, 1860 Henry/Mary W REXROAD Solomon 1826 Jacob/Mary Moyers REXROAD Solomon 1852 Nathan D/Mary Ann REXROAD Susan 1846 Nathan D/Mary Ann REXROAD Valentine Pleasant Feb 21, 1868 George Martion/Amelia Swadley REXROAD William Oct 26, 1823 George/Margaret Hevener REXROAD William July 1885 Zachariah/Lydia Alice Simmons REXROAD Zachariah Apr 30, 1761 Zachariah/Catherine REXROAD William Samuel Feb 2, 1857 Edward H/Martha C. Moyers RIGGLEMAN Aaron D. 1848 John Phoebe /Jane Radcliff RIGGLEMAN Barbara A. 1860 John/Phoebe Ratcliff RIGGLEMAN Enoch S. Mar 14, 1860 Henry/Susan RIGGLEMAN Harvey 1849 Henry/ Susan Kessner RIGGLEMAN Hiram Edward 1846 John/Phoebe Ratcliff RIGGLEMAN Isaac 1847 Henry/ Susan Kessner RIGGLRIGGLEMAN Jacob B. 1850 John/Phoebe Ratcliff RIGGLEMAN James H. Oct 25, 1854 John/Phebe Ratcliff RIGGLEMAN John 1843 Henry/Susan Kesner RIGGLEMAN John W. 1841 John/Phoebe Ratcliff RIGGLEMAN Martin 1848 Jacob/ Julia a. Borrer RIGGLEMAN Martin 1801 John Sr./ Barbara Whetzel RIGGLEMAN Mary E. 1842 Henry/Susan Kesner RIGGLEMAN Mary S. 1851 John/Phoebe Ratcliff RIGGLEMAN Mary Elizabeth 1871 Aaron/Elizabeth Nesselrodt RIGGLEMAN Noah M. 1856 John/Phoebe Ratcliff RIGGLEMAN Sarah C. Dec 23, 1851 Henry/Susannah Casker RIGGLEMAN Sarah Jane July 17 ,1843 John/Phoebe Ratcliff RIGGLEMAN Simon E. 1845 John /Phoebe Jane Radcliff RIGGLEMAN William B July 5, 1868 Jacob Jr/ Catherine Smith Fink RIGGLEMAN William W June 14, 1911 Seymour/ Phoebe Hevener RIGGLEMAN WIlliam Riley Oct 2, 1853 John/Phoebe Jane Ratcliff RITCHIE Cornelia Mar 8, 1880 George/Phoebe Harmon RUDDELL Abel Miles Mar 4, 1839 James Dyer/Elizabeth Hammer RUDDELL Arlie J. 1892 Charles Boggs/Mary Jane Smith RUDDELL Anderson Newman July 12, 1845 James Dyer/Elizabeth Hammer RUDDLE Calvin Dyer Apr 7, 1870 John M/Virginia F. Hammer RUDDLE Carrie Etta Aug 19l,1868 William Geroge/Samantha K. Hartman RUDDLE Charles Boggs May 26, 1859 James Dyer/Jane Frances Payne RUDDLE Curtis Dove Nov 20 ,1897 Harness/Cora E. Dove RUDDLE Curtis Huffman NOv 9, 1924 Curtis Dove/Lela Marie Huffman RUDDELL Edmund Dyer May 30 ,1835 James Dyer/Elizabeth Hammer RUDDELL Glen H. 1892 Charles Boggs/Mary Jane Smith RUDDLE Harness Lee Dec 22, 1862 James Dyer/Jane Payne RUDDLE Henry Clay May 11, 1850 James Dyer/Elizabeth Hammer RUDDLE Isaac J. Nov 12, 1857 John Malcolm/Mary Eye RUDDLE Isaac Cornelius Feb 24, 1837 James Dyer/Elizabeth Hammer RUDDLE James Dyer May 10, 1809 Cornelius/Hannah Dyer RUDDLE James Hammer June 8 ,1843 James Dyer/Elizabeth Hammer RUDDLE John M. Nov 26, 1830 Isaac/Deborah Kanester RUDDLE John Matthew Jan 21, 1841 James Dyer,Elizabeth Hammer RUDDELL Kenny B. 1893 Charles Boggs/Mary Jane Smith RUDDLE Lester C. 1896 Charles Boggs/Mary Jane Smith RUDDLE Marvin May 15, 1904 Harnress Lee/Cora Etta Dove RUDDLE Margaret Etta Dec 9 ,1870 James Dyer/Jane Frances Payne RUDDLE Mary Catherine May 9, 1847 James Dyer/Elizabeth Hammer RUDDLE Mary Emily NOv 21, 1868 John Malcom/Mary Elizabeth Eye RUDDLE William R. Feb 1, 1854 John Malcolm/Mary Eye RUDDELL Nellie 1906 Charles Boggs/Mary Jane Smith RUDDELL Roma Lynn Aug 31, 1904 William Pendleton/Carrie Etta RUDDELL Sarah K. Feb 7 ,1860 John Malcolm/Mary Elizabeth Eye RUDDELL Virginia H. May 15, 1866 John Malcolm/Mary Elizabeth Eye RUDDLE William George Oct 13, 1833 James Dyer/Elizabeth Hammer RUDDLE William Pendleton Jan 21, 1854 John Malcolm/Mary Elizabeth Eye RULEMAN Christian June 8, 1817 Christian/ Mary Elizabeht Fleisher RULEMAN Christian 1774 Christian/ Elizabeth Henkle RULEMAN Christian W. 1736 Jacob/ Maria Gotteskind RULEMAN Conrad 1824 Christian/Mary E. Lough RULEMAN Helena 1822 Christian/Mary E. Lough RULEMAN Henry 1815 Christian/ Mary E. Lough RULEMAN Henry Oct 5, 1813 Christian/ Mary elizabeth Fleisher RULEMAN Henry Donahue Oct 2, 1842 Christian/Christina Smith RULEMAN Jacob 1813 Christian/Mary E. Lough RULEMAN Phoebe 1810 Christian/Mary E. Lough RULEMAN Sophia 1806 Christian/Mary E. Lough RYMER Emma Oct 31, 1863 George W/Margaret Harper RYMER George Washington Nov 8 ,1853 George W/Margaret Harper RYMER Hannah Catherine Dec 24, 1845 George W/Margaret Harper RYMER Ida Dec 14, 1860 George W/Margaret Harper RYMER Jacob Harper Aug 30 ,1858 George W/Margaret Harper RYMER Margaret Elizabeth Oct 4, 1851 George W/Margaret Harper RYMER Mary J. Aug 25, 1842 George W/Margaet Harper RYMER Phoebe Ann Oct 12, 1840 George W/Margaret Harper RYMER Sarah Ellen Dec 4, 1844 George W/Margaet Harper RYMER William 1812 Thomas/Annie Waybright RYMER William Harrison Dec 5, 1855 George W/Margaret Harper SAMUELS,Susan (slave), Jun. 13, 1853 Larkin/Maria (slave) SCHRADER John 1865 Ami/Elizabeth M. Crummitt SEIF John Thomas May 1, 1868 William Harrison/Priscilla Ellen Kimble SEIF Lucinda Ellen May 8 ,1895 John Thomas/Mary Elizabeth SENNETT Amanda Jane Feb 13, 1858 Henry/Phoebe Eye SENNETT Catherine 1819 Henry R/Catherine Fleisher SENNETT Elizabeth Catherine 1842 Henry/Phoebe Eye SENNETT Harrsion Oct 16, 1854 Henry/Phoebe Eye SENNETT Henry 1818 Henry R/Catherine Flesher SENNETT Henry R. June 4, 1783 Patrick/Catherine Hefner SENNETT Jacob 1815 Henry R/Catherine Fleisher SENNETT Louisa Margaret Dec 21, 1851 Henry/Phoebe Eye SENNETT Naomi Nov 5, 1849 Henry/Phoebe Eye SENNETT Phoebe Jane Feb 6, 1846 Henry/Phoebe Eye SENNETT Valerie E. 1845 Henry/Phoebe Eye SEYBERT Sarah May 12, 1734 George/Mary Shepherd SHAW Frances Virginia Aug 30, 1851 James/Mahala Bolton SHAW Hettie Florence Dec 18, 1870 James/Mahala Bolton SHAW Jacob Andrew Feb 25, 1856 James/Mahala Bolton SHAW James Edward Apr 18, 1860 James/Mahala Bolton SHAW John William Nov 9 ,1854 James/Mahala Bolton SHAW Martha Ann Mar 19 ,1853 James/Mahala Bolton SHAW Mary M. Mar 6, 1858 James/Mahala Bolton SHAW Nancy Jane Oct 26, 1861 James/Mahala Bolton SHAW Otis Oct 7 ,1886 John William/Mary Williams SHAW Rebecca Margaret July 17, 1863 James/Mahala Bolton SHIRK Phoebe Dec 5, 1833 Henry/Rebecca VanMetre SHREVE Alston V. July 31, 1895 Andrew Berkeley/Johanna SHREVE Amos 1812 JOhn/Eliza Platt SHREVE Andrew Berkley Apr 6, 1868 Benjamin W/Lucinda Moutz SHREVE Ann Rebecca 1854 Amos/Mary Arbogast SHREVE Asbury 1867 Nichodemus/Sarah Catherine Huffman SHREVE Benjamin 1845 Amos/Mary M. Arbogast SHREVE Benjamin W. 1824 John/Lucinda Pratt SHREVE Benjamin Otis Mar 4, 1910 Andrew Berkley/Joanna SHREVE Benjamin Franklin Sep 2, 1860 Benjamin W/Lucinda McNulty SHREVE Charles Asbury Mar 5, 1867 Nichodemus/Sarah Catherine Huffman SHREVE Clara Alice Apr 2, 1871 Nichodemus/Sarah Catherine Huffman SHREVE Daniel Young 1836 Daniel/Lucinda Weese SHREVE Daniel 1795 John/Lucinda Pratt SHREVE Edith Jane 1840 Amos/Mary Arbogast SHREVE Emma Florence Dec 26, 1896 Andrew Berkley/Joanne SHREVE Ervin Sep 9 ,1885 Nichodemus/Sarah Catherine Huffman SHREVE Etta Florence Jan 13, 1896 Benjamin Franklin/Sarah Catherine Judy SHREVE Floda Nov 19, 1898 Andrew Berkeley/Johanna SHREVE George Edward Apr 8 ,1865 Nichodemus/Sarah Catherine Huffman SHREVE Harvey Clemon Oct 1, 1900 Benjamin Franklin/Sarah Catherine Judy SHREVE Henry Isom June 7, 1900 John William/Jane Kimble SHREVE Ida Elizabeth Apr 6, 1874 Nichodemus/Sarah Catherine Huffman SHREVE Ira P. Mar 21, 1891 Benjamin Franklin/Sarah Catherine Judy SHREVE Ira Parker Sep 2, 1860 Benjamin Franklin/Sarah Catherine Judy SHREVE James 1812 John/Lucinda Pratt SHREVE James E. June 19,1855 Benjamin W/Lucinda McNulty SHREVE Jesse D. 1851 Amos/Mary Arbogast SHREVE John Newton Sep 15, 1876 Nichodemus/Sarah Catherine Huffman SHREVE John William Mar 28 ,1858 Benjamin W/Lucinda McNulty SHREVE Julia H. Feb 12, 1879 Nichodemus/Sarah Catherine Huffman SHREVE Margaret Ann Oct 26 ,1863 Nichodemus/Sarah Catherine Huffman SHREVE Martha 1841 John P/Hannah Ayres SHREVE Mary Ann Oct 26, 1863 Nicholas/Sarah Catherine Huffman SHREVE Mary Etta Feb 5, 1869 Nicholas/Sarah Catherine Huffman SHREVE Minnie 1900 Andrew Barclay/Joanna SHREVE Nancy Dec 1856 Amos/Mary M. Arbogast SHREVE Nichodemus Jan 1842 Amos/Mary Am Arbogast SHREVE Orpha Gladys Nov 11, 1901 Andrew Berkeley/Johanna SHREVE Phoebe Catherine July 2, 1882 Nichodemus/Sarah Catherine Huffman SHREVE Thomas Jefferson July 9, 1874 Daniel Young/Mary E. Kimble SHREVE William Burt June 13, 1887 John William/Jane Kimble SHIRK Aaron Nov 8 ,1849 Henry/Rebecca VanMetre SHIRK Amos 1839 Henry/Rebecca VanMetre SHIRK Anna Apr 1881 Amos/Lucinda Ellen VanMetre SHIRK Austin 1876 George W/Elizabeth Jane Sites SHIRK Charles Osborne Nov 10, 1886 Amos/Lucinda VanMetre SHIRK Elijah Dec 2, 1843 Henry/Rebecca VanMetre SHIRK Elijah 1841 Henry/Rebecca Vanmetre SHIRK Elizabeth Dec 24, 1821 George Henry/Menetta Rose Yokum SHIRK Elizabeth Feb 6, 1782 Henry/Elizabeth Jagger SHIRK George 1831 Henry/Rebecca VanMetre SHIRK George Henry Dec 4, 1798 Henry/ELizabeth Jagger SHIRK George Henry Oct 11, 1877 Amos/Lucinda Ellen VanMetre SHIRK Henry Adam Sep 2, 1922 Charles Osborne/Mary Ellen VanMetre SHIRK Jacob 1845 Henry/Rebecca VanMetre SHIRK Lena Catherine Apr 11, 1880 Amos/Lucinda Ellen VanMetre SHIRK Lucinda 1821 Henry/Rebecca VanMetre SHIRK Martha Jane Mar 16, 1871 Amos/Lucinda Ellen VanMetre SHIRK Phoebe Dec 6 ,1833 Henry/Rebecca VanMetre SHIRK Susannah June 17, 1788 Henry/Elizabeth Jagger SHIRK William 1855 Henry/Rebecca VanMetre SHIRK William Wesley June 27 ,1864 Amos/Lucinda SAMUELS Susan, Jun. 13, 1853 Larkin / Maria (slave) SIMMONS Aaron Dec 31, 1861 David/Lea Crummitt SIMMONS Abbie 1879 Marshall/Susan Moyers SIMMONS Ada B. July 4, 1873 Elijah/Sarah Eliza Simpson SIMMONS Ada Apr 6, 1891 Sylvester W/Mary J. SIMMONS Adam W. Mar 18 ,1859 Hezekiah/Deborah C. Bible SIMMONS Addison Apr 15, 1854 Levi/Mary Eye SIMMONS Albert Feb 9 ,1872 Samuel/Amelia Snider SIMMONS Albert Sep 22, 1879 Mordecai/Harriett Puffenbarger SIMMONS Albert Oct 23, 1896 Isaac D/Alice D. Moyers SIMMONS Alice Aug 1887 George J/Rachel Nelson SIMMONS Alice Feb 26, 1863 James/Barbara Catherine Wilfong SIMMONS Alice Virginia Dec 8 ,1871 George Harrison/Mary Elizabeth Hartman SIMMONS Amanda 1806 John/Margaret Wimer SIMMONS Amanda J. June 26, 1869 Samuel/Amelia Snider SIMMONS Anna R. Aug 7, 1892 Charles E/Rebecca Lambert SIMMONS Anna Clara Dec 13, 1911 Sebaldus/Della Z. Lambert SIMMONS Anne 1868 Daniel/Mary M. Hoover SIMMONS Annie Jan 13, 1859 Daniel/Elizabeth Thompson SIMMONS Arthur L. Aug 24, 1878 Frederick J/Mary Ann Hoover SIMMONS Annie V. Feb 11 ,1885 Henry Addison/Mary E. Elyard SIMMONS Arthur A. Nov 21, 1892 WIlliam A/Pauline E. Hinklke SIMMONS Arthur David Jan 24, 1881 Henry/Mary Elizabeth Mauzy SIMMONS Artie Feb 28 ,1909 David Frank/Mary Jane Jordan SIMMONS Barbara A. Nov 3, 1867 George A/Sarah E. SIMMONS Bertha M. Sep 1, 1892 Sylvester/Martha M. Propst SIMMONS Benjamin 1795 John/Margaret Wimer SIMMONS Bertha Virginia June 1, 1897 Mordecai/Mary F. Smith SIMMONS Boyd June 1899 Jacob/Levina SIMMONS Calvin Feb 1895 Mordecai/Mary F. Smith SIMMONS Calvin June 28 ,1881 Samuel/Louisa Grogg SIMMONS Calvin Apr 16, 1867 Samuel/Amelia Snyder SIMMONS Carrie May 18, 1881 Solomon/Martha J. Propst SIMMONS Carrie Oct 10 ,1870 William/Christina Smith SIMMONS Carrie Oct 10 ,1870 William F/Catherine Sarah SIMMONS Carrie E. Mar 1874 Mordecai/Martha Jane Grogg SIMMONS Carrie E. May 1894 Ami/Mary Etta Lough SIMMONS Carrie E. Apr 1887 Sylvester W/Mary J. Simmons SIMMONS Carrie E. Apr 25, 1872 Henry/Mary E. SIMMONS Carrie Cleveland Feb 7 ,1884 Frederick/Mary Jane Hoover SIMMONS Caroline Oct 19 ,1858 David/Leah Crummitt SIMMONS Catherine 1845 Solomon/Mary A. SIMMONS Catherine July 18, 1821 Jacob/Susannah Ruleman SIMMONS Catherine 1841 Daniel/Elizabeth Thompson SIMMONS Catherine L. Jan 26, 1919 Olin Glenn/Katherine Harper SIMMONS Catherine Sarah July 17 ,1821 William/Margaret SIMMONS Charles E. Nov 1869 Frederick J/Mary Ann Hoover SIMMONS Charles Frank June 16, 1886 James/Barbara Catherine Wilfong SIMMONS Charles Edward July 22, 1876 Mordecai/Martha Jane Grogg SIMMONS Charles Frank Jan 17 ,1897 Charles E/Rebecca Lambert SIMMONS Clarence June 3, 1876 Mordecai/Harriett Puffenbarger SIMMONS Claude Nov 25, 1883 George Harrison/Mary Elizabeth Hartman SIMMONS Claude Amos Feb 15, 1884 George Harrison/Mary Elizabeth Hartman SIMMONS Claudia Nov 25, 1883 George Harrison/Mary Elizabeth Hartman SIMMONS Clay Aug 1892 Mordecai/Mary F. Smith SIMMONS Clyde Ashby Jan 19, 1904 Oscar Douglas/Nora Ann Clayton SIMMONS Cora A. Nov 24, 1875 David/Leah Crummitt SIMMONS Cora B. May 29, 1878 Mordecai/Harriett PUffenbarger SIMMONS Cora Alice Dec 27 ,1902 James Harvey/Lucinda S. Dove SIMMONS Cora Etta Apr 1889 George J/Rachel Nelson SIMMONS Daniel Oct 4, 1800 John/Margaret Wimmer SIMMONS Daniel May 19 ,1800 John/Margaret Ruleman SIMMONS Daniel Minor Apr 28 ,1898 George A/Mary Louise Propst SIMMONS David Oct 31, 1870 David/Leah Crummitt SIMMONS David July 12, 1826 Phillip/Mary Mauer SIMMONS David 1798 John/Margaret Wimer SIMMONS David L. Apr 3, 1896 Sylvestor W/Mary J. SIMMONS Denver Mar 23, 1910 David Frank/Mary Jane Jordan SIMMONS Early Lee Jan 9, 1909 Sebaldus/Della Z. Lambert SIMMONS Edgar Frank July 18, 1878 George A/Sarah Elizabeth SIMMONS Edna July 24, 1887 Isaac D/Alice R. Moyers SIMMONS Edna Maria Nov 20 ,1905 Jacob Zebulon/Lora Nancy Hartman SIMMONS Edward Feb 26, 1877 James/Barbara Catherine Wilfong SIMMONS Edward Charles July 26, 1921 Charles Edward/Jennie Florence Rexroad SIMMONS Eli 1819 John/Margaret Wimer SIMMONS Eli S. July 4, 1898 Charles E/Grace M. Harold SIMMONS Elizabeth 1846 John/Anna Margaret Moats SIMMONS Elizabeth NOv 10 ,1881 Joseph/Martha L. Bodkin SIMMONS Elizabeth Nov 2, 1894 Charles E/Rebecca Lambert SIMMONS Elizabeth M. July 15, 1840 Daniel/Mary Grogg SIMMONS Elizabeth July 12, 1870 Henry/Mary E. SIMMONS Elmer C. Dec 16, 1907 James McClure/Cora Ollie SImmons SIMMONS Emanuel 1827 John/Margaret Wimer SIMMMONS Emanuel Apr 1891 Josiah/Margaret Elizabeth Hanifan SIMMONS Ephraim Sep 5, 1831 John/Sophia Catherine Grogg SIMMONS Ephraim F. July 18, 1878 George A/Sarah E. SIMMONS Erasmus May 1870 Noah H/Valeria Puffenbarger SIMMONS Eva June 18, 1904 Charles E/Grace M. Herold SIMMONS Eva B. Sep 30, 1887 Elijah/Sarah Eliza Simpson SIMMONS Eva Mary May 7, 1894 Sebaldus/Dellia R. Lambert SIMMONS Frances E. Oct 3, 1867 George Harrison/Mary Elizabeth Hartman SIMMONS Frank June 25, 1890 Samuel F/Polly A. Bowers SIMMONS Frank Feb 15, 1900 James Madison/Lucy Alice Caton SIMMONS Frederick Feb 5, 1833 Frederick/Elizabeth Rexroad SIMMONS Frederick 1792 John/Margaret Wimer SIMMONS George Jan 27, 1778 Leonard/Mary A. SIMMONS George A. Aug 15, 1846 John/Sophia Catherine Grogg SIMMONS George A. Apr 23, 1876 Ephraim Amos/Sarah Elizabeth Hevener SIMMONS George G. June 1888 Samuel F/Polly Bowers SIMMONS George T. 1851 Henry Emanuel/Naomi Rexroad SIMMONS George W. Mar 1870 Jonas/Sarah Helmick SIMMONS George Akem Nov 6, 1873 George Harrison/Mary Elizabeth Hartman SIMMONS George Harrison Nov 8, 1838 Michael/Mary Waggy SIMMONS George Harrison Oct 21, 1839 Michael/Mary Waggy SIMMONS Gilbert K. Dec 2, 1879 Ephraim Amos/Sarah Elizabeth Hevener SIMMONS Granville Apr 12, 1847 Jacob/Catherine Sarah SIMMONS Grover Oct 1, 1892 Ami/Mary Etta Lough SIMMONS Grover C. Feb 1893 Jacob/Lavina SIMMONS Hannah Apr 16, 1852 Joseph/Frances Wilfong SIMMONS Hannah T. Mar 4, 1878 Sylvestor/Martha M. Propst SIMMONS Hannah Catherine Jan 20 ,1860 David/Leah Crummitt SIMMONS Harvey G. July 1, 1892 James H./Mary Bowers SIMMONS Harvey S. Nov 6, 1866 Frederick J/Mary Ann Hoover SIMMONS Henry B. Jan 19,1864 Frederick/Mary Ann Hoover SIMMONS Henry H. Apr 1900 Solomon/Martha J. Propst SIMMONS Henry Adams Sep 9, 1870 George W/Lavina Ann Rexroad SIMMONS Henry Gordon Sep 26, 1907 Calvin/Eliza J. Caton SIMMONS Herndon Jan 12, 1858 William/Christina Smith SIMMONS Hezekiah Apr 27, 1836 SOlomon/Mary A. Stone SIMMONS Hezekiah 1836 Solomon/Mary A. SIMMONS Ida F. Feb 11, 1872 Noah W/Valeria S. PUffenbarger SIMMONS Ida J. Feb 15, 1893 Mordecai/Martha Jane Grogg SIMMONS Ida Jane Aug 15, 1869 William M/Christina Smith SIMMONS Isaac D. June 10 ,1855 Timothy/Deborah Bible SIMMONS Isaac D. Nov 7 ,1868 William F/Catherine Sarah SIMMONS Isaac F. Apr 12, 1875 John/Lea Virginia Simmons SIMMONS Isaac G. July 1874 Addison/Lavina Rexroad SIMMONS Isaac N. Dec 10 ,1867 Jonas/Sarah C. Helmick SIMMONS Jacob Sep 20 ,1784 George/Eve Cook SIMMONS Jacob F. Oct 1, 1866 Josiah/Mary Margaret Nelson SIMMONS Jacob M. Aug 25, 1866 Jonas/Sarah C. Helmick SIMMONS Jacob R. 1807 George/Anna Margaret Sheets SIMMONS Jacob R. 1807 George/Julie Mullenax SIMMONS Jacob Zebulon Oct 24, 1868 James /Barbara Catherine Wilfong SIMMONS James June 9, 1842 Jacob R/Mary M. Moats SIMMONS James C. Sep 16, 1875 Henry Addison/Mary E. Elyard SIMMONS James H. Oct 25, 1861 Joel/Sarah SIMMONS James M. July 24, 1883 George A/Sarah E. SIMMONS James P. June 30, 1872 Lewis/Eleanor P. SIMMONS James Arthur June 10 ,1900 Jacob Zebulon/Lora Nancy Hartman SIMMONS James Harvey 1868 David/Lea Crummitt SIMMONS James Samuel July 16, 1884 James/Barbara Catherine Wilfong SIMMONS Jemima Sep 1878 George Harrison/Mary Elizabeth Hartman SIMMONS Jessie C. Aug 17 ,1891 Joseph/Martha L. Bodkin SIMMONS Jessie H. Aug 1897 Charles/Della F. Lambert SIMMONS Jessie Guy Oct 21, 1919 Albert Ross/Levie S. Lambert SIMMONS John A. Aug 22, 1886 James H/Polly Bowers SIMMONS John B. Oct 9, 1888 Solomon/Martha J. Propst SIMMONS John R. Feb 17, 1871 John/Leah Virginia Simmons SIMMONS John W. Sep 14, 1883 Mordecai/Harriett Puffenbarger SIMMONS John W. Aug 25, 1870 Peter/Mary M. Simmons SIMMONS John Frank Sep 22, 1879 Mordecai/Martha Jane Grogg SIMMONS Joseph 1815 John/Margaret Wimer SIMMONS Joseph Arvil Aug 4, 1910 George A/Mary Louise Propst SIMMONS Josephus Mar 1870 Jonas/Sarah C. Helmick SIMMONS Julia c. June 26, 1890 Jacob Zebulon/Lora Nancy Hartman SIMMONS Kate Dec 25, 1876 Lewis/Nellie SIMMONS, Laban 6/1854 Noah / Mary Ann SIMMONS Lester Clyde July 7, 1896 Jacob Zebulon/Lora Nancy Hartman SIMMONS Loretta Feb 10, 1876 George Harrison/Mary Elizabeth Hartman SIMMONS Mahulda 1853 Solomon/Mary A. SIMMONS Marshall 1847 Solomon/Mary A. SIMMONS Martin 1840 Solomon/Mary A. SIMMONS Mary A. 1844 Solomon/Mary A. SIMMONS Mary Elizabeth June 2, 1861 George Harrison/Mary Elizabeth Hartman SIMMONS Melinda 1842 Solomon/Mary A. SIMMONS Michael 1810 John/Margaret SIMMONS Mollie Sep 26, 1871 James/Barbara Catherine Wilfong SIMMONS Ollie Aug 12, 1888 Martin/Catherine Puffenbarger SIMMONS Ollie A. Nov 14, 1883 John F/Mary Alice Jordan SIMMONS Ollie J. Oct 20 ,1881 Elijah/Sarah Eliza Simpson SIMMONS Oliver W. Jan 28 ,1884 Sylvestor/Martha M. Propst SIMMONS Oscar Douglas Dec 26, 1875 George A/Sarah E. SIMMONS Oscar Emmett Apr 8 ,1914 Oscar D/Nora A. SIMMONS Pearl May 12, 1895 William A/Pauline Hinkle SIMMONS Pearl Apr 23, 1886 Martin/Catherine PUffenbarger SIMMONS Phillip 1802 John/Margaret Wimer SIMMONS Phoebe A. Nov 12, 1872 George A/Sarah E. Simmons SIMMONS Phoebe Ellen Apr 18, 1879 Nicholas/Mary Moats SIMMONS Phoebe Jane May 19 ,1875 Elijah/Sarah Eliza Simpson SIMMONS Price Mar 4, 1897 Sebaldus/Della Z. Lambert SIMMONS Rachel C. Nov 4, 1875 William A/Sophia Catherine SIMMONS Rachel E. Dec 8 ,1866 John/Mary SIMMONS Ralph July 11, 1906 Clay/Effie Fox SIMMONS Rebecca 1808 John/Margaret Wimer SIMMONS Rebecca Aug 23, 1875 William J/Christina Smith SIMMONS Rebecca C. Oct 1875 Jonas/Sarah C. Helmick SIMMONS Rebecca J. Oct 25, 1882 Noah W/Valeria Puffenbarger SIMMONS Robert D. Dec 10 ,1883 Sylvestor/Martha M. Propst SIMMONS Robert Kenny May 15, 1881 Mordecai/Martha Jane Grogg SIMMONS Robert Samuel Oct 31, 1887 Herndon/Melvina Eye SIMMONS Samuel May 20 ,1881 Marshall/Susan Moyers SIMMONS Samuel E. Apr 1897 Michael/Louisa Puffenbarger SIMMONS Samuel F. Feb 4, 1869 Amos/Hannah SIMMONS Samuel H. Aug 22, 1893 James Madison/Lucy Alice Caton SIMMONS Sarah May 20 ,1887 Modecai/Martha Jane Grogg SIMMONS Sarah 1812 John/Margaret Wimer SIMMONS Sarah C. Nov 1874 Henry/Mary Elizabeth Mauzy SIMMONS Sarah E. July 24, 1866 William A/Sophia Catherine SIMMONS Sarah E. Jan 7, 1843 Andrew/Elizabeth Wilfong SIMMONS Sarah Alice May 21, 1878 Aaron/Sarah Louise Webb SIMMONS Sara Eliza July 12, 1870 Henry Addision/Mary E. SIMMONS Sarah Virginia July 9, 1884 Herndon/Melvina Eye SIMMONS Savannah P. Aug 2, 1881 George Harrison/Mary Elizabeth Hartman SIMMONS Sibaldis Oct 19 ,1869 George Harrison/Mary Elizabeth Hartman SIMMONS Sidney 1838 Solomon/Mary A. SIMMONS Sidney June 1886 Addison/Mary Ann Smith SIMMONS Sidney S. July 7, 1881 George J/Rachel Nelson SIMMONS Solomon Mar 18 ,1816 Jacob/Sarah Elizabeth Wooden SIMMONS Solomon R. July 1891 Solomon/Martha J. Propst SIMMONS Sophia 1823 John/Margaret Wimer SIMMONS Stella Mae May 30 ,1907 John Franklin/Sarah Virginia SIMMONS Stephen T. Dec 15, 1881 Ephraim Amos/Sarah Elizabeth Hevener SIMMONS Susannah Nov 28 ,1866 David/Leah Crummitt SIMMONS Thomas Harrison Sep 11, 1885 Mordecai/Harriett Puffenbarger SIMMONS Walter C. Dec 1892 Michael/Louisa Puffenbarger SIMMONS Walter S. Jan 15, 1902 Charles E/Grace Herald SIMMONS William 1822 John/Margaret Wimer SIMMONS William 1848 John/Anna Margaret Moats SIMMONS William Nov 12, 1865 Henry/Mary Elizabeth Mauzy SIMMONS William B. Aug 8, 1900 Gabriel/Ida F. SIMMONS William E. Oct 30 ,1882 SOlomon/Martha J. Propst SIMMONS William P. Dec 13, 1870 Josiah/Mary Margaret Nelson SIMMONS William Oscar Dec 24, 1866 James /Barbara Catherine Wilfong SIMPSON Delzina May 5, 1867 Andrew Jackson/Mary Bland SIMPSON Frank 1869 Andrew Jackson/Mary Bland SIMPSON Jas. Luther Sep. 1853 William /Nancy SIMPSON Jennie 1860 Andrew Jackson/Mary Bland SIMPSON Martha 1871 Andrew Jackson/Mary Bland SIMPSON Texanna 1873 Andrew Jackson/Mary Bland SIMPSON William 1807 Allen/Susannah SIMPSON William 1865 Andrew Jackson/Mary Bland SINNETT Henry 1818 Henry R/Catherine Flesher SINNETT Susan Elizabeth Oct 15, 1840 Jacob/Susannah Eye SIPLE Abraham 1851 Joel/Mary M. Hiner SIPLE Caroline 1832 Joel/Mary M. Hiner SIPLE George 1829 Joel/Mary M. Hiner SIPLE Hannah 1845 Joel/Mary M. Hiner SIPLE Hiram K. 1850 Joel/Mary M. Hiner SIPLE James Madison 1835 Joel/Mary M. Hiner SIPLE Jane 1841 Joel/Mary M. Hiner SIPLE John 1847 Joel/Mary M. Hiner SIPLE Josiah H. July 7, 1838 Joel/Mary M. Hiner SIPLE Martha June 1856 Joel/Mary M. Hiner SIPLE Mary June 1853 Joel/Mary M. Hiner SIPLE Nancy 1855 Joel/Mary M. Hiner SIPLE Samuel May 22, 1832 Joel/Mary M. Hiner SIPLE William M. May 10 ,1836 Joel/Mary M. Hiner SITES Albert F. May 8, 1894 James Perry/Mary Susan Mallow SITES Alice Estie July 16, 1893 Elias Clark/Mary Elizabeth Kisamore SITES Ann Nov 22, 1864 Sampson/Eve Harper SITES Anna Nov 22, 1864 Sampson/Eve Harper SITES Anna J. July 31, 1896 James Perry/Mary Susan Mallow SITES Anna Bell July 29,1879 Job/Mary Susan Judy SITES Arthur Lee Apr 6, 1902 James Perry/Mary Susan Mallow SITES Arthur Titus May 27 ,1902 Charles Frederick/Christina Sites SITES Curtis D. Jan 12, 1894 John William/Ellen Hedrick SITES Delzina Feb 16, 1867 Sampson/Eve Harper SITES Edward Mar 1897 Jacob/Hannah Hinkle SITES Edward J. 1877 Elias Clark/Mary Elizabeth Kisamore SITES Elias Clarke 1/12/1854 Sampson /Eve Harper SITES Eliza Oct 18 ,1852 Sampson/Eve Harper SITES Elizabeth J. Mar 1, 1850 Sampson/Eve Harper SITES Ephia 1879 Elias Clark/Mary Elizabeth Kisamore SITES Ernie Lee Aug 8 ,1884 Elias Clark/Mary Elizabeth Kisamore SITES Fannie May 1899 Jacob/Rebecca Moyers SITES Floyd D. 1881 Elias Clark/Mary Elizabeth Kisamore SITES Gabriel 1861 Jacob/Hannah Hinkle SITES George 1851 Jacob/Mary Day SITES Hannah C. Feb 4, 1891 Elias Clark/Mary Elizabeth Kisamore SITES Hannah Catherine Mar 13, 1861 Sampson/Eve Harper SITES Hattie Jan 1887 Elias Clark/Mary Elizabeth Kisamore SITES Jacob Sep 7, 1768 Job/Polly A. Harper SITES Jacob W. Aug 24, 1851 Sampson/Eve Harper SITES James Nov 27 ,1865 Johnson A/Ann Adamson SITES Jenetta Feb 6, 1869 Sampson/Eve Harper SITES John Adam 1861 Job A/Mary A. Harper SITES John Wesley 1861 Noah/Sarah Jane Harper SITES John William Sep 4, 1854 Sampson/Eve Harper SITES Johnson A. Aug 24, 1825 Adam/Edith Phares SITES Luther Sep 21, 1888 James Perry/Mary Susan Mallow SITES Margaret E. Dec 12, 1855 Johnson A/Ann Adamson SITES Mary E. 1855 Jacob/Mary Day SITES Mary Ann Dec 24, 1831 Jacob/Mary Rorhbach SITES Mary Etta 1872 Noah/Sarah Jane Harper SITES Mary Jane Aug 20 ,1863 Johnson A/Ann Adamson SITES Mary Susan Nov 4, 1857 Sampson/Eve Harper SITES Nola Gay June 2, 1899 Elias Clark/Mary Elizabeth Kisamore SITES Peachie Dove Mar 28 ,1888 Elias Clark/Mary Elizabeth Kisamore SITES Phoebe Ellen Feb 12, 1856 Sampson/Eve Harper SITES Sampson June 12, 1824 Jacob/Catherine Hinkle SITES Sanford 1858 Jacob/Hannah Hinkle SITES William S. 1859 Jacob/Hannah Hinkle SITES Verna Catherine Aug 18, 1896 Elias Clark/Mary Elizabeth Kisamore SITES Virginia Eliza July 14, 1859 Sampson/Eve Harper SKIDMORE Elizabeth June 15, 1815 Andrew/Elizabeth Taylor Stonestreet SKIDMORE Ellen July 22, 1812 Andrew/Elizabeth Taylor Stonestreet SKIDMORE Emily June 27 ,1823 Andrew/Elizabeth Taylor Stonestreet SKIDMORE Indiana E. June 26, 1827 Andrew/Elizabeth Taylor Stonestreet SKIDMORE James Apr 12, 1830 Andrew/Elizabeth Taylor Stonestreet SKIDMORE James May 12, 1817 James/Mary Lough SKIDMORE James 1763 Joseph/Mary M. Henkle SKIDMORE Jesse 1794 James/Rachel Nestrick SKIDMORE John Aug 27 ,1795 John/Nancy Pringle SKIDMORE John June 10 ,1736 Joseph/Agnes Caldwell SKIDMORE Joseph 1706 Joseph/Rebecca Miller SKIDMORE Joseph July 31, 1761 James/Sarah McDonald SKIDMORE Joseph June 10, 1736 John/Agnes Caldwell SKIDMORE Joseph Nov 22, 1812 James/Mary Lough SKIDMORE Juliana Oct 15, 1832 Jesse/Elizabeth Leach SKIDMORE Louise July 29 ,1825 Andrew/Elizabeth Taylor Stonestreet SKIDMORE Margaret Feb 25, 1828 Jesse/Elizabeth Leach SKIDMORE Martha 1824 Jesse/Elizabeth Leach SKIDMORE Martha May 13, 1810 Andrew/Elizabeth Taylor Stonestreet SKIDMORE Mary E. Nov 25, 1795 James/Rachel Nestrick SKIDMORE Mary Ann May 10 ,1807 Andrew/Elizabeth Taylor Stonestreet SKIDMORE Nancy Jan 15, 1813 Andrew/Elizabeth Taylor Stonestreet SKIDMORE Rebecca NOv 1, 1819 Andrew/Elizabeth Taylor Stonestreet SKIDMORE Rebecca Oct 11, 1819 Andrew/Elizabeth Taylor Stonestreet SKIDMORE Samuel Apr 6, 1821 Andrew/Elizabeth Taylor Stonestreet SKIDMORE Susan Feb 10 ,1817 Andrew/Elizabeth Taylor Stonestreet SKILES Bryon July 24, 1892 James M./Rebecca Margaret Shaw SKILES Carl Jan 22, 1895 James M/Rebecca Margaret Shaw SMITH, MALE 12/5/1854 Benjamin Y/. Elizabeth SMITH Aaron 1869 Sampson Skidmore/Susannah Carr SMITH Aaron 1850 Andrew C/ELizabeth White SMITH Aaron W. Dec 27 ,1829 Henry/Mary Skidmore SMITH Adam 1870 George Alexander/Emiy Catherine Montony SMITH Ambrose Rankin Jan 1898 Samuel/Abbie Simmons SMITH Amelia 1842 Christian/Rachel Harold SMITH Arthur Brown May 7, 1909 Jared Douglas/Maude Flo Simmons SMITH Balser Oct 22, 1859 Peter Harrison/Nancy Elizabeth Nelson SMITH Benjamin 12/5/1854 Y. S/Elizabeth SMITH Bonnie V. July 23, 1913 Jared Douglas/Maude Flo Simmons SMITH Catherine 1807 Henry/Christina SMITH Catherine 1832 Henry/Elizaeth Bowers SMITH Catherine 1837 Christian/Susan Crummitt SMITH Charity Ann 1868 George Alexander/Emily Catherine Montony SMITH Christian 1788 John/Mary Civil Pool SMITH Daniel 1842 Daniel/Magdalene Bowers SMITH Daniel 1810 John/Mary S. Simmons SMITH David R. Oct 31, 1849 William L/Mary Ann Rexroad SMITH Delilah 1831 Daniel/Magdalene Bowers SMITH Edith Blanche Jan 12, 1904 Jared Branson/Ida Waggy SMITH Edward 1871 Sampson Skidmore/Susannah Carr SMITH Eliza 1837 Christian/Rachel Harold SMITH Elizabeth 1866 Henry W/Sarah Margaret Simmons SMITH Ellen Mary Feb 8 ,1825 Henry/Mary Skidmore SMITH Elmer Ray Aug 24, 1906 Jared Douglas/Maude Florence Simmons SMITH Emma C. 1875 Sampson Skidmore/Susannah Carr SMITH Emma Florence Aug 28 ,1890 William Johnson/Elizabeth A. Bible SMITH Etta Elizabeth Apr 10, 1907 Frederick Albert/Bertie Alice Lantz SMITH Etta May 18, 1887 Josiah/Grace A. Mauzy SMITH Florence 1872 Peter Harrison/Nancy Elizabeth Nelson SMITH Floyd 1878 George Alexander/Emily Catherine Montony SMITH Frederick 1773 John/Catherine Pickle SMITH Frederick Albert Mar 25, 1887 William Johnson/Elizabeth A. Bible SMITH Gabriel L. 1854 Andrew C/ELizabeth White SMITH George Alexander 1847 Andrew C/ELizabeth White SMITH Hanna Aug 22, 1867 William L/Mary A. Rexroad SMITH Hannah 1832 Christian/Rachel Harold SMITH Hannah E. June 10 ,1827 Henry/Mary Skidmore SMITH Harvey Apr 23, 1861 William L/Mary A. Rexroad SMITH Harvey Berlin Apr 24, 1898 David R/Martha Jane Waggy SMITH Henry 1786 John/Mary Civil Pool SMITH Henry H. May 1887 J.H./Jemima SMITH Henry W. 1865 Sampson Skidmore/Susannah Carr SMITH Jacob S. 1882 George Alexander/Emily Catherine Montony SMITH Jared F. Jan 4, 1856 Saban/Mary SMITH Jared Branson Feb 28 ,1880 Peter Harrsion/Nancy Elizabeth Nelson SMITH Jared Douglas Dec 29, 1879 David R/Martha Jane Waggy SMITH Jared McBride May 11, 1925 Jared Douglas/Maude Flo Simmons SMITH Job 1856 Andrew C/ELizabeth White SMITH John A. 1848 Daniel/Magdalene Bowers SMITH John A. 1836 Christian/Rachel Harold SMITH John H. 1867 Sampson Skidmore/Susannah Carr SMITH Johnny K. 1854 Peter Harrison/Nancy Elizabeth Nelson SMITH Joseph H. 1874 Peter Harrison/Nancy Elizabeth Nelson SMITH Josiah Mar 17, 1854 Nathan/Mahulda SMITH Lena 1889 Ambrose/Mary Bland SMITH Lucy 1878 Sampson Skidmore/Susannah Carr SMITH Lucy Lee Nov 25, 1877 Sampson SKidmore/Susannah Carr SMITH Maggie Viola June 21, 1893 David R/Martha Jane Waggy SMITH Margaret 1880 George Alexander/Emma Catherine MOntony SMITH Maria 1834 Christian/Rachel Harold SMITH Marietta Aug 18 ,1862 William L/Mary A. Rexroad SMITH Martin May 16, 1871 William L/Mary A. Rexroad SMITH Mary J. 1869 Peter Harrison/Nancy Elizabeth Nelson SMITH Mary Ann 1831 Daniel/Magdalene Bowers SMITH Melinda 1852 Andrew C/ELizabeth White SMITH Milton Eli 1893 Andrew Jackson/Phoebe Catherine Vance SMITH Minor C. 1876 George Alexander/Emily Catherine Montony SMITH Noah 1874 George Alexander/Emily Catherine Montony SMITH Noah Nov 5, 1818 Peter Joseph/Jane Dalton SMITH Olin Frederick Mar 6 ,1911 Frederick A/Bertie Alice Lantz SMITH Opal Jane Apr 14, 1916 Jared Douglas/Maude Flo Simmons SMITH Oril 1877 Sampson Skidmore/Susannah Carr SMITH Peter Harrison March 30, 1836 Daniel/Molly Powers SMITH Phoebe E. 1884 George Alexander/Emily Catherine Montony SMITH Phoebe Jane 1831 William/Phoebe Fisher SMITH Sampson SKidmore July 23, 1833 Henry/Mary Skidmore SMITH Sarah A. 1838 Daniel/Magdalene Bowers SMITH Susannah 1828 Christian/Rachel Harold SMITH Walter J. May 10 ,1897 William J/Elizabeth SMITH Walter Hansel Oct 1, 1922 Frederick A/Bertie Alice Lantz SMITH William F. 1834 Daniel/Magdalene Bowers SMITH William Haymond 1872 George Alexander/Emily Catherine Montony SMITH William Johnson Dec 27 ,1861 Peter Harrison/Nancy Elizabeth Nelson SNYDER Benjamin 1841 George/Mary Grogg SNYDER Catherine 1830 Christian/Rachel Harold SNIDER Christina 1843 George/Mary Grogg SNIDER Daniel 1847 George/Mary Grogg SNYDER Daniel May 15, 1829 Frederick/Mary Elizabeth Simmons SNYDER Delphia Susan June 26, 1904 Marshall/Louisa Alice PUffenbarger SNIDER Elizabeth 1825 Christian/Rachel Harold SNYDER Emory Melvin June 30 ,1900 Marshall/Louisa Alice PUffenbarger SNYDER Harvey Elbert Dec 12, 1909 Marshall/Louisa Alice PUffenbarger SNIDER Mary M. 1851 George/Mary Grogg SNIDER Naomi 1839 George/Mary Grogg SNIDER Nelly 1823 Christian/Rachel Harold SNYDER Olive Florence Sep 14, 1913 Marshall/Louisa Alice PUffenbarger SNYDER Otis Stewart Jan 20 ,1923 Marshall/Louisa Alice PUffenbarger SNYDER Owen Ralph July 29 ,1906 Marshall/Louisa Alice PUffenbarger SNIDER William Addison 1840 George/Mary Grogg SNYDER William Worth July 11, 1898 Marshall/Louisa Alice PUffenbarger SPITZER Dora Belle June 8, 1907 William Franklin/Nettie FLorence VanMetre SPONAUGLE Adam J. Feb 4, 1858 William/Minerva Teter SPONAUGLE Adam Harness Mar 18, 1878 George/Ursula Thompson SPONAUGLE Adam Harness July 1, 1918 John Alonzo/Mary Vandevander SPONAUGLE Alta Apr 6, 1905 Green J./Fanny E. Bland SPONAUGLE Ann Rebecca Oct 4, 1872 George/Ursula Thompson SPONAUGLE Ashby Nov 21, 1865 Jacob/Roxann Ketterman SPONAUGLE Carrie Etta Dec 3, 1870 George Washington/Elizabeth Susan Judy SPONAUGLE Catherine 1854 Phillip/Elizabeth Ann Phares SPONAUGLE Catherine Oct 1826 Jesse/Abigail Strawder SPONAUGLE Christina Apr 17 ,1866 Lewis Martin /Mary Ann Teter SPONAUGLE Claddie C. Feb 1877 Lewis Martin /Mary Ann Teter SPONAUGLE Debbie Jane Aug 1, 1870 George/Ursula SPONAUGLE Eber John June 7 ,1918 Gilbert Kenny/Annie P. Mallow SPONAUGLE Eli Perry May 26, 1871 Jacob/Roxanna Ketterman SPONAUGLE Eli Perry Sep 30 ,1851 William/Minerva Fleisher SPONAUGLE Elizabeth Ann Jan 3, 1833 Jesse/Abigail Strawder SPONAUGLE Elizabeth Jane Mar 10 ,1854 William/Minerva Fleisher SPONAUGLE Flora Anna June 4, 1867 Jacob/Roxanna Ketterman SPONAUGLE George Oct 16, 1823 Jacob/Elizabeth Arbogast SPONAUGLE George 1804 Balser/Sarah SPONAUGLE George W. 1873 Jesse/Abigail Strawder SPONAUGLE George Arthur July 18 ,1887 George WAshington/ELizabeth Susan Judy SPONAUGLE George Washington Jan 25, 1847 William/Minerva Flasher SPONAUGLE Gilbert Kenny Jan 2, 1870 Jacob/Roxanna Ketterman SPONAUGLE Green Judy Oct 19 ,1877 George Washington/ELizabeth Susan Judy SPONAUGLE Hanna Margaret Sep 30, 1836 Jacob/Elizabeth Arbogast SPONAUGLE Harmon Henry Jan 14, 1877 Jacob/Roxanne Ketterman SPONAUGLE Haymond Dec 25, 1864 William/Minerva Fleisher SPONAUGLE Hubert Joshua June 5, 1896 Joshua/Sallie Whitecotton SPONAUGLE Jacob 1841 Jesse/Abigail Strawder SPONAUGLE Jacob 1841 Jacob/Elizabeth Arbogast SPONAUGLE Jacob Sep 2, 1799 Balsor/Sarah SPONAUGLE Jacob Asbury 1858 Jesse/Abigail Strawder SPONAUGLE Jesse 1826 Jacob/Elizabeth Arbogast SPONAUGLE Jesse Olden Mar 21, 1825 Jacob Joseph/ELizabeth Arbogast SPONAUGLE John Sep 11, 1858 Nathaniel/Charity SPONAUGLE John Wilson Jan 28 ,1871 Lewis Martin/Mary Ann Teter SPONAUGLE John 1794 Balser/Sarah SPONAUGLE John Wesley Mar 16, 1860 William/Minerva Fleisher SPONAUGLE Joseph Irvin Nov 6, 1909 William Cleveland/Lille Vandevander SPONAUGLE Joshua Sep 15, 1863 Amos/Mary Pitzenbarger SPONAUGLE Leah Spe 17 ,1834 Jesse/Abigail Strawder SPONAUGLE Leslie Green Sep 14, 1908 Green J./Fanny E. Bland SPONAUGLE Levi Feb 28 ,1868 William/Minerva Fleisher SPONAUGLE Lewis C. Jan 4, 1863 Lewis Martin /Mary Ann Teter SPONAUGLE Lewis Martin Aug 1829 Jacob/Elizabeth L. Arbogast SPONAUGLE Lucinda 1870 Jesse/Abigail Strawder SPONAUGLE Lucy A. 1856 William/Minerva Fleisher SPONAUGLE Martha 1862 William/Minerva Fleisher SPONAUGLE Martha J. 1877 Jesse/Abigail Strawder SPONAUGLE Martha Alice May 30, 1868 Lewis Martin/Mary Ann Teter SPONAUGLE Margaret 1858 Phillip/ELizabeth Ann Phares SPONAUGLE Mary Sep 1, 1855 Nathaniel/Charity SPONAUGLE Mary P. Apr 23, 1880 George Washington/Elizabeth Susan Judy SPONAUGLE Mary Ann 1868 Jesse/Abigail Strawder SPONAUGLE Mary Catherine Sep 25, 1847 William/Minerva F. Teter SPONAUGLE Mary Elizabeth Nov 27 ,1866 George/Ursula Thompson SPONAUGLE Mary Elizabeth Feb 8 ,1831 Jesse/Abigail Strawder SPONAUGLE Mary Ruth Feb 3, 1915 Green Judy/Fannie E. Bland SPONAUGLE Nathan Clark Apr 25, 1855 Jesse/Abigail Strawder SPONAUGLE Norman May 2, 1873 Lewis Martin/Mary Ann Teter SPONAUGLE Phoebe E. Apr 18, 1864 Lewis Martin/Mary Ann Teter SPONAUGLE Phoebe Jane Sep 18, 1853 Jesse/Baigail Strawder SPONAUGLE Phillip May 6, 1826 John/Barbara Wimer SPONAUGLE Rebecca Alice 1860 Jesse/Abigail Strawder SPONAUGLE Robert Boyd May 26, 1868 George/Ursula Thompson SPONAUGLE Russell McClure Dec 23, 1903 Green J/Fanny E. Bland SPONAUGLE Sarah 1838 Jacob/Elizabeth Arbogast SPONAUGLE Sarah E. 1865 Jesse/Abigail Strawder SPONAUGLE Sarah L. Mar 4, 1880 George/Ursula Bible SPONAUGLE Sarah Elizabeth Nov 19, 1865 Jesse O/Abigail Strawder SPONAUGLE Saulsbery Aug 28 ,1857 Lewis Martin /Mary Ann Teter SPONAUGLE Shirley Arlene Jan 3, 1914 Gilbert Kenny/Annie P. Mallow SPONAUGLE Susan Feb 17 ,1861 Lewis Martin /Mary Ann Teter SPONAUGLE Susan 1802 Balser/Sarah SPONAUGLE Walter Glenn Aug 3, 1912 Green J./Fanny E. Bland SPONAUGLE William 1814 Balser/Sarah SPONAUGLE William 1820 Jacob/Elizabeth Arbogast SPONAUGLE William L. 1863 Jesse/Abigail Strawder SPONAUGLE William Amos Mar 15, 1899 Joshua/Sarah Evelyn Whitecotton SPONAUGLE William Jackson Nov 8 ,1849 William/Minerva Fleisher SPONAUGLE William Letcher Sep 16, 1875 Jacob/Roxanne Ketterman SPONAUGLE William Okey Aug 25, 1875 George Washington/Elizabeth Susan Judy SPONAUGLE Zally P. Nov 6, 1908 Gilbert Kenny/Annie P. Mallow STONE Daniel 1862 Solomon/Mary Simmons STONE Daniel C. 1812 Christian/Mary Smith STONE Edna Pauline Mar 16, 1910 Harry Arthur/Nancy Rebecca Rexroad STONE Elizabeth Jane 1828 Moses/Elizabeth Siron STONE Harry Arthur Apr 25, 1881 John Marshall/Emma Catherine Moyers STONE John Boyd Apr 29 ,1886 John Marshall/Emma Catherine Moyers STONE John Marshall Aug 15, 1849 Daniel C/Sarah Francis Propst STONE John William July 2, 1905 Harry Arthur/Nancy Rebecca Rexroad STONE Martha Aug 30 ,1855 Daniel C./Sarah Frances Propst STONE Mary 1819 Daniel/Susan Rexroad STONE Mary E. Sep 23, 1893 John Marshall/Emma Catherine Moyers STONE Matilda 1821 Moses/Elizabeth Siron STONE Mary Magdalene Jan 23, 1823 Moses/ELizabeth Siron STONE Robert Harry May 3, 1907 Harry Arthur/Nancy Rebecca Rexroad STONE Sarah Ann 1827 Moses B/Matilda Stone SUMMERS Elizabeth 1807 James/Nancy S. Robinson SUMMERS George W. 1805 James/Nancy S. Robinson SUMMERS James Jan 1, 1780 Johan Paul/Elizabeth Hull SUMMERS Jane 1811 James/Nancy S. Robinson SUMMERS John 1805 James/Nancy S. Robinson SUMMERS John Quincy June 15, 1828 William/Elizabeth Eagle SUMMERS Margaret 1809 James/Nancy S. Robinson SUMMERS Saint Clair May 9, 1799 James/Nancy S. Robinson SUMMERS Sidney L. 1807 James/Nancy S. Robinson SUMMERS Ursula Jan 13, 1813 James/Nancy S. Robinson SWADLEY Catherine 1778 Henry/Mary Pence SWADLEY Clara Nettie Apr 23, 1874 Valentine/Margaret Hannah Hoover SWADLEY Edwin Valentine Oct 22, 1886 Valentine/Margaret Hannah Hoover SWADLEY Elizabeth 1808 George/Barbara Hevener SWADLEY George Aug 7, 1776 Henry/Mary Pence SWADLEY George D. Mar 27 ,1855 John/SUsannah SWADLEY Hattie 1810 Henry/Mary Benson SWADLEY Henry Oct 10 ,1781 Henry/Mary Pence SWADLEY Isaac Elmer July 7 ,1889 Valentine/Margaret Hannah Hoover SWADLEY Jacob Mar 26, 1829 Valentine/Mary Propst SWADLEY Jacob F. Mar 22, 1859 Peter/Matilda Rexroad SWADLEY John Jan 9 ,1803 Henry/Mary Benson SWADLEY John F. 1871 Jacob N/Mary A. Hevener SWADLEY John W. June 3, 1859 John/Susannah Hevener SWADLEY Maria 1783 Henry/Mary Pence SWADLEY Mary May 17, 1821 Henry/Mary Harper SWADLEY Mary Alice Nov 8 ,1822 Valentine/Margaret Hannah Hoover SWADLEY Valentine Mar 14, 1804 George/Barbara Penninger SWADLEY William Mar 22, 1812 George/Barbara Hevener SWADLEY William C. Feb 11, 1877 Valentine/Margaret Hannah Hoover SWITZER Charles Kenna Apr 8, 1853 David Newton/Frances Ann Wilson SWITZER David Newton Mar 2, 1815 Daniel/Mary Ogden SWITZER Sally Feb 12, 1852 David Newton/Frances Ann Wilson TALLMAN Benjamin Nov 8 ,1791 James Boone/Nancy Crawford TALLMAN Benjamin Jan 9, 1745 WIlliam/Anne Lincoln TALLMAN James Boone Apr 8, 1771 Benjamin/Dinah Boone TALLMAN James Crawford Feb 8 ,1818 Benjamin/Elizabeth Warwick TALLMAN William Mar 25, 1720 Benjamin/Patience Durfee TETER A. Joel Nov 16, 1778 Phillip/Susannah Hinkle TETER Abraham Jan 1768 Paul/Rebecca Hinkle TETER Abraham 1785 George/Margaret Lottman TETER Adam 1845 Johnson/Rachel Bland TETER Amos J. 1840 Enoch/Mahala Calhoun TETER Ann 1807 Joel/Elizabeth Phares TETER Anna Rebecca Nov 2, 1848 Reuben/Margaret McGlaughlin TETER Annis 1842 Johnson/Rachel Bland TETER Benjamin 1776 Phillip/Susannah Hinkle TETER Benjamin 1816 Jno/Elizabeth HOffman TETER Caleb Sep 11, 1833 Johnson/Rachel Bland TETER Charles Jan 19, 1864 Henry/Mary Pence TETER Charles Nov 9 ,1864 Henry/Rebecca Phares TETER Charles A. 1868 Isaac/Sarah Elizabeth TETER Clark May 27 ,1862 Henry/Rebecca Phares TETER Cyrus 1837 Johnson/Rachel Bland TETER Elias 1815 Moses/Elizabeth TETER Elizabeth Jan 16, 1847 Johnson/Rachel Bland TETER Elizabeth June 29, 1808 George/Sarah Harper TETER Elizabeth 1779 Philip/Susannah Hinkle TETER, Elizabeth 6/18/1854 Reuben Margaret TETER Elizabeth 1848 Henry/Rebecca Phares TETER Elmore May 29, 1868 Henry/Rebecca Phares TETER Enoch A. July 27, 1862 Enoch/Mahala Calhoun TETER Esther 1780 Phillip/Susannah Hinkle TETER Eunice Sep 11, 1836 Johnson/Rachel Bland TETER Eva Oct 22, 1851 Johnson/Rachel Bland TETER Enoch 1812 Joel/Elizabeth Phares TETER Eve S. Feb 19 ,1858 Joshua/Mary TETER Evaline 1814 Jno/Elizabeth HOffman TETER Frank July 25, 1860 Henry/Rebecca Phares TETER George May 29 ,1852 Henry/Mary Pence TETER George Sep 9, 1784 George/Mary Ann Hinkle TETER George June 1, 1699 Hans Michael/Maria Catherine Frey TETER George May 29, 1852 Henry/Rebecca Phares TETER George Apr 29 ,1816 George/Sarah Harper TETER Geroge June 3, 1790 Paul/Anna Wood TETER George W. July 18, 1860 Hiram/Elizabeth TETER Grace Sep 11, 1897 Charles/Blanche WArner TETER Hannah 1782 Phillip/Susannah Hinkle TETER Henry July 18 ,1818 Moses/Elizabeth TETER Huldah 1820 Jno/Elizabeth Hoffman TETER Isaac June 20 ,1847 Henry/Rebecca Phares TETER Isaac Feb 7, 1844 Johnson/Rachel Bland TETER Isaac Sep 1, 1774 George/Mary Ann Hinkle TETER Isaac Jan 3, 1816 Joel/Elizabeth Phares TETER Isaac Apr 21, 1888 Isaac/Virginia TETER Jacob Jan 23, 1887 Isaac/Virginia TETER Jacob Sep 8, 1818 George/Sarah Harper TETER James Corbett Mar 15, 1890 Isaac/Virginia TETER James A. 1857 Noah/Charity Margaret Mullenax TETER Jane Mar 10 ,1839 Johnson/Rachel Bland TETER Job Nov 7 ,1855 Johnson/Rachel Bland TETER Joel Nov 16, 1778 Phillip/Susan Hinkle TETER John 1770 Phillip/Susannah Hinkle TETER John J. 1857 Enoch/Mahala Calhoun TETER Jno. 1786 Phillip/Susannah Hinkle TETER Johnson 1806 Joel/Elizabeth Phares TETER,Johnston Jul. 2 ,1853 Johnston/ Rachel TETER Laban 1812 Jno/Elizabeth HOffman TETER Laura June 1883 Johnson/Barbara Raines TETER Louisa Oct 24, 1849 Johnson/Rachel Bland TETER Lucy Ann Mar 1855 Enoch/Mahala Calhoun TETER Margaret 1832 Johnson/Rachel Bland TETER Margaret Ann Sep 13, 1855 Henry/Rebecca Phares TETER Martha 1848 Joel/Catherine Sponaugle TETER Martha A. Jan 1860 Enoch/Mahala Calhoun TETER Martha Nellie Mar 25, 1858 Henry/Rebecca Phares TETER Mary Feb 18 ,1849 Henry/Rebecca Phares TETER Mary Oct 4, 1820 George/Sarah Harper TETER Mary Oct 2, 1840 Johnson/Rachel Bland TETER Mary C. 1850 Enoch/Mahala Calhoun TETER Mary Barbara May 1734 George/Margaret Ludman TETER Mary Elizabeth Jan 27 ,1853 Joel/Catherine Sponaugle TETER Mitchell Apr 12, 1888 Isaac/Virginia TETER Moses 1774 Phillip/Susan Hinkle TETER Nellie Belle June 30, 1894 Charles/Blanche Warner TETER Naomi 1842 Enoch/Mahala Calhoun TETER Naomi Nov 7 ,1830 Johnson/Rachel Bland TETER Noah 1839 Phillip/Sidney Bland TETER Page Oct 21, 1892 Isaac/Virginia TETER Patrick Sep 2, 1862 Balam/Mary Jane Warner TETER Phebe Jane June 14, 1848 Enoch/Mahala Calhoun TETER Phillip 1837 Moses/Elizabeth TETER Rebecca 1784 Phillip/Susannah Hinkle TETER Reuben Jan 13, 1810 Phillip/Sidney Bland TETER Reuben Sep 26, 1786 Phillip/Susan Hinkle TETER Reuben D. Jan 21, 1858 Enoch/Mahala Calhoun TETER Reuben D. March 1853 Enoch/Mahala Calhoun TETER Ruth 1855 Joel/Catherine Sponaugle TETER, Sampson Wesley Sep. 4,1853 Joshua / Mary TETER Samuel 1821 Moses/Elizabeth TETER Samuel 1771 Phillip/Susannah Hinkle TETER Samuel 1844 Enoch/Mahala Calhoun TETER Sarah Aug 16, 1813 George/Sarah Harper TETER Sarah June 19, 1773 Phillip/Susannah Hinkle TETER Sarah 1835 Johnson/Rachel Bland TETER Sarah C. Mar 10 ,1853 Phillip/Sidney Bland TETER Sarah E. 1848 Enoch/Mahala Calhoun TETER Sarah M. Sep 23, 1853 Henry/Rebecca Phares TETER Sarah Elizabeth Mar 26, 1856 Marion Frances/Anna Marie McDonald TETER Susannah 1818 Jno/Elizabeth HOffman TETER Virginia C. May 26, 1860 Joel/Catherine Sponaugle TETER William C 1838 Enoch/Mahala Calhoun TETER William M. 1864 Enoch/Mahala Calhoun THACKER Charles L. Aug 4, 1872 Stephen Hank/Mary E. Schmuker THACKER Emma Sarah Sep 16, 1866 Stephen Hank/Mary E. Schmuker THACKER George William May 19, 1870 Stephen Hank/Mary E. Schmuker THACKER John A. July 28 ,1875 Stephen Hank/Mary E. Schmuker THACKER Robert Lee Dec 30 ,1877 Stephen Hank/Mary E. Schmuker THACKER Stephen Hank June 8 ,1834 William/Eleanor Alexander THOMPSON Alonzo 1895 George/Mary Susan Sites THOMPSON Anna Myrtle Nov 25, 1887 George/Mary Susan Sites THOMPSON Arthur Charleston Sep 2, 1910 Arthur C/Alice Bennie Simmons THOMPSON Arthur Columbus July 2, 1880 Christopher C/Catherine Sponaugle THOMPSON Arthur C. Sep 2, 1910 Arthur Columbus/Binnie Alice Simmons THOMPSON Bessie A. Dec 19, 1892 George Washington/Mary Jane Bible THOMPSON Bertha 1889 George/Mary Susan Sites THOMPSON Birdie E. Apr 5, 1897 Charles/Martha S. Wimer THOMPSON Charles June 16, 1897 George/Mary Susan Sites THOMPSON Charles Preston June 19, 1877 George Washington/Mary Jane Bible THOMPSON Churchville Dec 1822 William/Annis S. Hinkle THOMPSON Churchville Aug 24, 1861 Churchville/Mary Dolly THOMPSON Churchwell Edward Nov 16 ,1855 George L/Eliza Hartwell THOMPSON Cleveland March 1885 Amos/Alice THOMPSON Denver F. Apr 20 ,1894 Charles/Martha S. Wimer THOMPSON Dillon 1897 George/Mary Susan Sites THOMPSON Dora 1901 George/Mary Susan Sites THOMPSON Emory 1853 James/ELizabeth Hinkle THOMPSON Emory Green Nov 24, 1889 Christopher C/Mary Catherine Sponaugle THOMPSON Frederick 1893 George/Mary Susan Sites THOMPSON George L. Jan 16, 1817 William/Annis Walker THOMPSON George Otis Jan 29 ,1881 George Washington/Mary Jane Bible THOMPSON George Washington Feb 1, 1848 George L/Eliza Hartman THOMPSON Glen Wilson NOv 8, 1916 Ira Baxter/Rilla Hedrick THOMPSON Harper S. Dec 15, 1875 Christopher C/Mary Catherine Sponaugle THOMPSON Ira Baxter July 23, 1874 George Washington/Mary Jane Bible THOMPSON Ira G. Aug 17 ,1883 George/Susan THOMPSON Jacob Haskell Dec 5, 1923 James Lester/Rhoda Warner THOMPSON Jacob Sep 18, 1850 James/Elizabeth Hinkle THOMPSON Jacob Kenneth Mar 15, 1874 Christopher C/Mary Catherine Sponaugle THOMPSON James July 14, 1810 John/Julia Ann Pierce THOMPSON James C. Sep 24, 1878 Christopher C/Mary Catherine Sponaugle THOMPSON James Clark Mar 28 ,1852 George L/Eliza Hartman THOMPSON James Lester May 10 ,1892 Jacob/Mary Elizabeth Wimer THOMPSON, Jane Feb.1853 Willis / Christena THOMPSON John 1787 William/Aquilla Breeding THOMPSON Kate 1891 Churchill/Rebecca Catherine Mallow THOMPSON Lennie 1892 Charles/Martha S. Wimer THOMPSON Leslie Emmett May 13, 1906 Jacob Kenny/Lula Fay Caton THOMPSON Lester June 21, 1906 Charles Preston/Lizette Warner THOMPSON Louise Kate 1891 George/Mary Susan Sites THOMPSON Margaret Blizzard Mar 26, 1846 George L/Eliza Hartman THOMPSON Mark 1900 Churchville/Rebecca Catherine Mallow THOMPSON Martha Alice May 14, 1921 James Lester/Rhoda Warner THOMPSON Mary Jane July 4, 1841 George L/Eliza Hartman THOMPSON Mary Zola July 7, 1895 Jacob/Mary Elizabeth Wimer THOMPSON Melissa Anna Apr 8 ,1872 Christopher C/Mary Catherine Sponaugle THOMPSON Miles H. July 24, 1858 George L/Eliza Hartman THOMPSON Minnie Alice Sep 14, 1884 George Washington/Mary Jane Bible THOMPSON Perry 1849 James/Elizabeth Hinkle THOMPSON Phebe Jane Sep 23, 1867 William/Sarah A. Simmons THOMPSON Raymond Howard Feb 7,1905 George Otis/Bessie Alice Hartman THOMPSON Robert March 1894 Amos/Alice THOMPSON Samuel Jan 13, 1891 William Franklin/Martha Nelson THOMPSON Samuel R. Apr 13, 1886 Miles H/Mary E. Hinkle THOMPSON Sarah Eliza Oct 4, 1843 George L/Eliza Hartman THOMPSON Sheridan Mar 1891 Amos/Alice THOMPSON Sylvanus Harper Dec 13, 1875 Christopher C/Mary Catherine Sponaugle THOMPSON Virgie Oct 16, 1897 Churchill/Rebecca Catherine Mallow THOMPSON Virginia Alfa Dec 22, 1883 Christopher C/Mary Catherine Sponaugle THOMPSON Walter W. May 24, 1903 Charles/Martha S. Wimer THOMPSON Wilbur David May 25, 1888 George Washington/Mary Jane Bible THOMPSON William July 1857 Churchville/Mary Jane Dolly THOMPSON William Apr 1, 1728 George/Catherine Phillips THOMPSON William 1790 William/Quilla Breeding THOMPSON William 1760 George/Catherine THOMPSON William 1904 Charles/Martha S. Wimer TINGLER Ada Elizabeth Mar 29, 1874 Miles/Susannah Raines TINGLER Andrew Dyer Mar 8 ,1871 Miles/Susannah Raines TINGLER Anna Catherine Oct 16, 1865 Hezekiah/Hannah Margaret Sponaugle TINGLER Charles 1880 Zebulon/Sarah Sponaugle TINGLER Cora A. 1875 Zebulon/Sarah Sponaugle TINGLER Della 1867 Zebulon/Sarah Sponaugle TINGLER Delphia July 19 ,1897 Jacob/Florence Thompson TINGLER Elias 1810 Michael/Mary Miller TINGLER Elizabeth Jane 1865 Zebulon /Sarah Sponaugle TINGLER Enos 1839 Elias/Felicia Lawrence TINGLER Etta Oct 23, 1868 Miles/Susannah Raines TINGLER Felecia Mar 30, 1862 Miles/Martha Calhoun TINGLER Harry Lewis May 9, 1907 Jacob/Florence Thompson TINGLER Harvey 1830 Elias/Felicia Lawrence TINGLER Hezekiah 1838 Elias/Felicia Lawrence TINGLER Isaac Newton Jan 17 ,1867 Miles/Susannah Raines TINGLER Jacob 1862 Zebulon/Sarah Sponaugle TINGLER Jacob 1793 Michael/Mary Miller TINGLER Jacob 1844 Elias/Felicia Lawrence TINGLER John 1795 Michael/Mary Miller TINGLER Kenny 1869 Zebulon/Sarah Sponaugle TINGLER Lena Aug 26, 1883 Zebulon/Sarah Sponaugle TINGLER Martha E. Feb 6, 1863 Hezekiah/Hannah Margaret Sponaugle TINGLER Mary 1872 Zebulon/Sarah Sponaugle TINGLER Mary 1842 Enos/Sarah Harper TINGLER Mary Apr 25, 1859 Henry/Hannah TINGLER Mary Mar 23, 1860 Hezekiah/Hannah Margaret Sponaugle TINGLER Mary Grace Mar 3, 1905 Kenny/Chloe Warner TINGLER Mary Susan 1837 Elias/Felicia Lawrence TINGLER Michael 1794 Michael/Mary Miller TINGLER Miles 1832 Elias/Felicia Lawrence TINGLER Miles 1860 Zebediah/Sarah Sponaugle TINGLER Pearl FLorence Sep 7, 1882 Miles/Susannah Raines TINGLER Rebecca Jane 1835 Elias/Felicia Lawrence TINGLER Ruhama 1847 Elias/Felicia Lawrence TINGLER Sarah E. 1812 Michael/Mary Miller TINGLER Sarah J. 1848 Enos/Sarah TINGLER Sarah Catherine May 1870 Hezekiah/Hannah Margaret Sponaugle TINGLER Sarah Catherine Apr 14, 1858 Miles/Martha A. Calhoun TINGLER Sela Sarah Apr 10 ,1870 Miles/Susannah Raines TINGLER Susannah 1779 Michael/Mary Miller TINGLER Ted June 20 ,1901 Jacob/Florence Thompson TINGLER Verna Feb 19 ,1898 Jacob/Florence Thompson TINGLER William Feb 1, 1862 Miles/Martha Calhoun TINGLER Willis 1848 Elias/Felicia Lawrence TINGLER Zebediah 1838 Elias/Felicia Lawrence TINGLER Zebulon 1838 Elias/Felicia Lawrence TRUMBO Andrew Jackson Mar 10 ,1814 Ephraim/Susannah Keyser TRUMBO Asenth 1858 Samuel Emanuel/Hannah E. Cowger TRUMBO Bertha Maude Dec 3, 1874 James Sylvester/Louisa Virginia Keister TRUMBO Beulah Dec 23, 1891 Morgan Gilbert/Mary Catherine Byrd TRUMBO Chloe Virginia Feb 4, 1885 James Sylvester/Martha Ann Shaw TRUMBO Diana Vesta July 2, 1849 Jacob/SUsannah Dyer TRUMBO Elizabeth Aug 21, 1791 George/Margaret Rockefeller TRUMBO Ella Susan May 26, 1887 James Sylvester/Martha Ann Shaw TRUMBO Ephraim Feb 1839 Jacob/Elizabeth Snyder TRUMBO Ephraim Oct 1781 George/Margaret TRUMBO Ezra Mar 13, 1825 Ephraim/Susannah Keyser TRUMBO Frances Lynn Dec 26, 1888 James Sylvester/Martha Shaw TRUMBO George Mar 1, 1840 William/Susan L. Dyer TRUMBO George O. 1860 Samuel Emanuel/Harriett E. Cowger TRUMBO George Jackson Oct 13, 1822 Ephraim/Susannah Keyser TRUMBO Grover Cleveland Aug 2, 1884 Morgan Gilbert/Mary Catherine Byrd TRUMBO Hannah May 13, 1802 John/Esther Davis TRUMBO Hannah Eliza Feb 12, 1854 Jacob/Susannah Dyer TRUMBO Homer Shaw Sep 28 ,1891 James Sylvester/Martha Ann Shaw TRUMBO Jacob Mar 1, 1796 Jacob/Hannah Hawes TRUMBO Jacob Apr 27, 1806 John M/Hester Davis TRUMBO Jacob Owen Aug 8, 1883 James Sylvester/Martha Shaw TRUMBO James Hamilton Feb 12, 1853 Saulsbury/Frances Moyers TRUMBO James Herman July 27 ,1894 James Sylvester/Martha Ann Shaw TRUMBO James Sylvester Apr 16, 1842 Jacob/Susannah Dyer TRUMBO John M. 1774 Jacob/Elizabeth Lair TRUMBO John W. June 10, 1853 Samuel/Mary TRUMBO John Dyer Apr 24, 1840 Jacob/Susannah Dyer TRUMBO John Robert Sep 28 ,1819 Ephraim/Susannah Keyser TRUMBO Margaret Dec 19, 1811 Ephraim/Susannah Keyser TRUMBO Mary A. 1832 Michael/Rebecca Williams TRUMBO Mary Sabina Mar 27, 1847 Jacob/Susannah Lair Dyer TRUMBO Morgan Gilbert Nov 25, 1844 Jacob/Susannah Lair Dyer TRUMBO Noah 1852 Samuel Emanuel/Hannah E. Cowger TRUMBO Pleasant 1855 Samuel Emanuel/Hannah E. Cowger TRUMBO Rebecca D. Aug 15, 1857 Samuel/Mary A. Warnstaff TRUMBO Sally Taylor Mar 12, 1876 James Sylvester/Louisa Virginia Keister TRUMBO Samuel July 1, 1821 William/Susan L. Dyer TRUMBO Sarah May 9, 1819 Ephraim/Susannah Keyser TRUMBO Sarah Louisa Sep 27 ,1856 Jacob/SUsannah Dyer TRUMBO Saulsberry 1807 Andrew/Mary TRUMBO Wade Hampton Mar 18, 1878 James Sylvester/Louisa Virginia Keister TRUMBO William Jan 5, 1797 George/Margaret TRUMBO William Henry June 28 ,1846 Samuel Emanuel/Hannah E. Cowger TURNER Blanche Feb 1898 Isaac/Della Tingler TURNER Frederick Dec 26, 1899 Isaac/Della Tingler TURNER Jacob Lee Feb 1897 Isaac/Della Tingler VANCE Adam Feb 1875 Reuben/Melinda VANCE Adam H. Feb 28 ,1893 Evan C/Virginia Raines VANCE Alfred 1907 Robert/Rosa E. Davis VANCE Asa July 15, 1893 Levi/MaryS. Hartman VANCE Benjamin Coke 11/29/1854 Robert / Malinda Raines VANCE Charles Sep 10, 1903 Martin K/Effie Elizabeth Sites VANCE Cora E. Nov 19 ,1900 Isaac Perry/Martha Arbogast VANCE Denver Apr 5, 1905 Sylvester/Sarah F. Morrell VANCE Edward Hiram Oct. 19,1853 Solomon/ Mary VANCE Elizabeth May 30, 1856 Reuben/Melinda Raines VANCE Emma J. Oct 10, 1891 William P/Mahala Napier VANCE Evan Jan 1863 Solomon/Mary Mullenax VANCE George B. Nov 1875 Solomon/Mary Mullenax VANCE George H. NOv 13, 1856 Christian/Nellie VANCE George M. 1869 Solomon/Mary Mullenax VANCE Hiram Feb 8, 1796 John/ Nancy VANCE Isaac N. Oct 5, 1857 Elias/Mary A. VANCE Isaac Perry Aug 25, 1865 Reuben/Melinda Raines VANCE Jesse July 11, 1808 Robert/Catherine Barnhouse VANCE John May 29,1853 Jesse/ Barbara VANCE John June 9, 1899 Evan C/Virginia Raines VANCE John 1861 Solomon/Mary A. Mullenax VANCE Levi 1859 Solomon/ Mary A. Mullinex VANCE Levi Jan 23 ,1855 Solomon /Rachel VANCE Lora E. Aug 1884 Evan C/Virginia Raines VANCE Mamie Dec 9 ,1898 Elijah/Phoebe Morrell VANCE Martha E. 1867 Solomon/Mary Mullenax VANCE Martin K. 1871 Solomon/Mary Mullenax VANCE Nola 1904 Elijah/Phoebe Morrell VANCE Phoebe C. Apr 9 ,1855 Elijah/Mary E. VANCE Phoebe Catherine Aug 18, 1865 Solomon/Mary Mullenax VANCE Reuben 1823 Hiram/ Phoebe Skidmore VANCE Robert Mar 9, 1880 Levi/Margaret L. Hartman VANCE Robert April 17, 1780 John Nancy VANCE Russell 1901 Elijah/Phoebe Morrell VANCE Solomon Jan 21, 1825 Hiram A./Phoebe SKidmore VANCE Solomon Apirl 1, 1801 John/ Nancy VANCE Solomon Ralph April 1, 1895 Evan C./ Virginia Raines VANCE Warren 1897 Elijah/Phoebe Morrell VANCE William Jan 1882 William P/Mahala C. Harper VANCE William P. 1857 Solomon/Mary Mullenax VANDEVANDER Adam 1853 Jacob C/Eve Nelson VANDEVANDER Adam C. June 22, 1836 William/Mary Cuberly VANDEVANDER Albert Feb 3, 1875 Wesley Clark/Sarah Elizabeth Lambert VANDEVANDER Alice Jan 26, 1896 Charles H/Rebecca Jane Rexroad VANDEVANDER Alice Jan 1, 1892 Wesley Clark/Sarah Elizabeth Lambert VANDEVANDER Ann Rebecca Oct 28 ,1891 George Washington/Martha Ellen Calhoun VANDEVANDER Annie Feb 1880 William Perry/Phoebe Ellen Raines VANDEVANDER Annis Jan 1883 Wesley Clark/Sarah Elizabeth Lambert VANDEVANDER Charles A. May 19, 1891 Charles H/Rebecca Jane Rexroad VANDEVANDER Charles H. Jan 11, 1858 Henry/Rachel Helmick VANDEVANDER Charles L. 1871 Wesley Clark/Sarah Elizabeth Lambert VANDEVANDER Charles Lee Sep 18, 1875 Adam H/Sarah Carroll VANDEVANDER Clarence Oct 19 ,1884 George Washington/Martha Ellen Calhoun VANDEVANDER Donald Jackson July 14, 1889 Wesley Clark/Sarah Elizabeth Lambert VANDEVANDER Ellis Rymer June 9 ,1888 Geroge Washington/Martha Ellen Calhoun VANDEVANDER Elizabeth NOv 4, 1825 William/Mary Cuberly VANDEVANDER Elizabeth Virginia July 9 ,1899 Charles H/Rebecca Jane Rexroad VANDEVANDER Elmer Clyde June 30, 1903 George Washington/Martha Ellen Calhoun VANDEVANDER George Ralph Nov 11, 1915 Clarence/Texie Margaret Simmons VANDEVANDER George Washington Apr 29 ,1896 George Washington/Martha Ellen Calhoun VANDEVENDER George Washington Feb 28 ,1851 William/Phoebe Lambert VANDEVANDER Grace Ellen Sep 20 ,1912 Clarence/Texie Margaret Simmons VANDEVANDER Henry Jan 1, 1798 Jacob/Jenette VANDEVENDER Henry 1823 Henry /Mary M. Kukendall VANDEVANDER Hettie J. Jan 21, 1885 Wesley Clark/Sarah Elizabeth Lambert VANDEVANDER Hiram Hobson May 15, 1898 Jacob Lee/Mahala Alice CAton VANDEVANDER Ira D. Mar 25, 1878 Martin/Susannah Ellen Nelson VANDEVENDER Isaac Jan 23, 1821 William /Mary Cuberly VANDEVENDER Isaac Sep 13, 1854 William/ Phoebe VANDEVENDER Isaac G. June 20, 1879 Adam H./ Sarah Carroll VANDEVENDER Isaac Harness Nov 5, 1873 Wesley /Clark Sarah Elizabeth Lambert VANDEVENDER Isaac Raymond Jan 17, 1923 Lonnie /Wilson Mary Viola Simmons VANDEVENDER Jacob March 27 ,1828 William /Mary Cuberly VANDEVENDER Jacob March 27, 1823 Jacob/ Eve Nlson VANDEVANDER Jacob Lee Oct 28 ,1866 Jacob/Eve Nelson VANDEVENDER James W. March 30, 1866 Henry Jr./ Rachel Helmick VANDEVENDER James Harrison May 19, 1891 Charles H/. Rebecca Jane Rexroad VANDEVANDER John Sep 10, 1888 Adam/Rebecca Kimble VANDEVANDER John NOv 1892 Henry Ephraim/Mary Alice Howdyshell VANDEVANDER Julia Catherine July 17, 1898 George Washington/Martha Ellen VANDEVANDER Lillie May 27, 1887 George Washington/Martha Ellen Calhoun VANDEVANDER Lonnie WIlson Jan 27, 1890 George Washington/Martha Ellen Calhoun VANDEVANDER Lucy July 24, 1881 George Washington/Martha Ellen Calhoun VANDEVANDER Maggie May Dec 7 ,1888 Jacob Lee/Mahala Alice VANDEVANDER Martha 1855 Henry/Rachel Helmick VANDEVANDER Marvin E. Jan 10 ,1883 George Washington/Martha Ellen Calhoun VANDEVANDER Mary Mattie Feb 28 ,1894 George Washington/Martha Ellen VANDEVANDER Mayberry Calhoun Aug 8, 1909 Charles H/Rebecca Jane VANDEVANDER Nelia Ann Sep 16, 1878 Wesley Clark/Sarah Elizabeth Lambert VANDEVANDER Rebecca Apr 17, 1818 William/Mary Cuberly VANDEVANDER Sarah Oct 13, 1830 William/Mary Cuberly VANDEVANDER Sarah Feb 21, 1860 Adam/Mary VANDEVANDER Sarah Sep 7, 1879 Martin/Susannah Ellen Nelson VANDEVANDER Solomon 1857 Henry/Rachel Helmick VANDEVANDER Wesley 1887 Wesley Clark/Sarah Elizabeth Lambert VANDEVENDER William 1824 George/ Susannah Bennett VANDEVENDER William May 31, 1797 Jacob /Jannetje VANDEVANDER William Oct 25, 1880 Wesley Clark/Sarah Elizabeth Lambert VARNER Benjamin May 19 ,1858 Christian/Nellie VARNER Catherine July 30 ,1889 Noah L/Rebecca Teter VARNER Charles A. 1877 Phillip/Rachel Simmons VARNER Daniel 1816 Peter/Anna Cook VARNER Daniel 1840 Joseph/ Mary VARNER Daniel Sep 3, 1853 Jon./ Margaret VARNER David 1812 Peter/Anna Cook VARNER David 1831 Jacob/Elizabeth VARNER David A. 1849 DAvid/Sarah Rexroad VARNER George 1817 Adam C./ ?? VARNER George 1831 Jacob/Elizabeth VARNER George Pearley April 25, 1893 Jobe Pinkney/ Della Jane Simmons VARNER Henry 1826 George Jr./ Elizabeth Crummit VARNER Howard L. 1878 Christian/Nellie Simmons VARNER Jacob 1814 Peter/Anna Cook VARNER James Roy July 16, 1898 Job P/Delilah Jane Simmons VARNER Jobe P. Dec 3, 1867 Christian/Nellie Simmons VARNER John Franklin Feb 11, 1838 David/Sarah Rexroad VARNER Joseph April 15, 1833 Solomon /Priscilla Smith VARNER Noah D 1859 Christian/Eleanor Simmons VARNER Peter 1775 Adam/Christina Rexroad VARNER Reuben 1820 Peter/Anna Cook VARNER Rose Florence Aug 5, 1900 Jobe P/Delilah Jane Simmons VARNER Sarah Mar 1850 Christian /Nellie Simmons VARNER Sarah 1818 Peter/Anna Cook VARNER Sarah Ann 1876 Jno/Mary PUffenbarger VARNER Susan 1822 Peter/Anna Cook VARNER William Boyd May 8, 1910 Walter/ Virginia Mauzy VARNER Zebulon 1810 Peter/Anna Cook VINT Angeline 1814 William/Elizabeth Bodkin VINT Benjamin 1831 William/Elizabeth Bodkin VINT Elizabeth Feb 2, 1855 Joshua/America VINT Emma F. 1857 William Hudson/Sarah V. Beverage VINT George Washington 1810 William/Elizabeth Bodkin VINT Isaac D. June 28 ,1872 Jesse H/Barbara Elizabeth Bennett VINT Jesse H. Feb 9, 1850 William Hudson/Sarah V. Beverage VINT Jesse H. Jan 4, 1882 Jesse H/Barbara Elizabeth Bennett VINT John 1829 William/Elizabeth Bodkin VINT Joseph E. July 27 ,1874 Jesse H/Barbara Elizabeth Bennett VINT Joshua July 17, 1819 William/Elizabeth Bodkin VINT Louisa Oct 10, 1883 Jesse H/Barbara Elizabeth Bennett VINT Margaret 1854 William Hudson/Sarah V. Beverage VINT Margaret 1820 William/Elizabeth Bodkin VINT Mary 1852 William Hudson/Sarah V. Beverage VINT Moses Lee Apr 13, 1887 Jesse H/Barbara Elizabeth Bennett VINT Nancy 1861 William Hudson/Sarah V. Beverage VINT Polly 1823 William/Elizabeth Bodkin VINT Susan P. Apr 11, 1875 Jesse H/Barbara Elizabeth Bennett VINT William 1786 William/Jane Jordan VINT William Hudson 1827 William/Elizabeth Bodkin WAGGONER Carl Lewis NOv 5, 1892 Lewis William/Emma WAGGONER George 1787 Lewis /Barbara Wortmiller WAGGONER George E. 1828 George/Elizabeth Dice WAGGONER George E. Aug 7 ,1868 George D/Mary Trumbo WAGGONER George W. 1830 Sampson/ Barbara Hevener WAGGONER George Scott 1869 James/ Adam Sarah Jane Lough WAGGONER Henry 1832 George/ Elizabeth Dice WAGGONER Jacob 1794 Lewis/ Barbara Wortmiller WAGGONER Jacob 1793 Lewis/Barbara WAGGONER Jacob Sep 22, 1856 William/ Dorothy WAGGONER Jacob P. Sep 22, 1856 William/Dorothy E. WAGGONER Jacob S. 1816 George/Elizabeth Dice WAGGONER Jacob May 1850 Jacob S/Catherine Dice WAGGONER James Adam Oct 2, 1842 William D/. Doa E. Nestrick WAGGONER James William March 29, 1867 George E./ Mary trumbo WAGGONER Joseph Dec 1837 Sampson/Barbara Hevener WAGGONER Joseph F. July 16, 1873 James Adam /Sarah Jane Lough WAGGONER Lester L. July 16, 1899 Isaac W/Sudie Clayton WAGGONER Lewis 1765 Lewis/Margaret WAGGONER Mary Belle May 20 ,1875 George E/Mary Trumbo WAGGONER Sarah June 25, 1855 Jacob/Catherine Dice WAGGONER Sampson 1802 Joseph/ Catherine Nichols WAGGONER Susannah Dec 22, 1821 George/Elizabeth Dice WAGGONER William D. July 11, 1819 George/ Elizabeth Dice WAGGONER William L. Dec 23, 1849 William D./ D. Nestrick WAGGY Adam D. Oct 20 ,1860 Adam/Susan WAGGY Adam May 20 ,1831 John/Alice Propst WAGGY Daniel Nov 1867 Isaac/Melinda Simmons WAGGY Daniel J. Sep 17, 1840 John/Alice Propst WAGGY Elizabeth J. Oct 5, 1854 Joel/Anna WAGGY Elizabeth M. 1847 John/Alice Propst WAGGY Isaac 1810 Isaac/?? WAGGY Joel 1833 Isaac /Sarah WAGGY John Mar 16, 1807 Abraham/Mary WAGGY John K. June 18, 1853 Adam/Susan WAGGY Lissa J. 1872 Isaac/Melinda Simmons WAGGY Sarah A. Oct 25, 1860 Isaac J/Melinda Simmons WAGGY Susan C. Sep 13, 1869 Isaac/Melinda Simmons WAGGY Sarah E. June 29, 1854 Jacob/Sarah WAGGY William Lewis Sep 2, 1833 John/Alice Propst WALKER Annice 1799 John/Elizabeth WAMPLER John May 10, 1895 John/Magdalena Garber WAMPLER John Sep 11, 1786 Hans Peter/Anna Barbara Brennisen WARD Phoebe Ann Oct 20 ,1885 William S/??Mallow WARNER Albert 1874 Adam D/Elizabeth Cunningham WARNER Alice Aug 12, 1898 John/Ina Waybright WARNER Alice Sponaugle 1850 Solomon/Prisilla Smith WARNER Amos 1836 Zebedee/Phoebe Bland WARNER Alvah Jan 15, 1876 John A/Mary Elizabeth Teter WARNER Ashby Jan 7, 1862 Joseph/Emily J. WARNER Bettie A. 1864 Peter S/Hannah Virginia Nelson WARNER Charles Cleveland Feb 23, 1886 Noah L/Rebecca Teter WARNER Clifton Howard Jan 9, 1898 Walter/Virginia Mauzy WARNER Denver Jan 25, 1904 Alvah/Margaret Mauzy WARNER Eli Sep 29, 1877 Noah L/Rebecca Teter WARNER Elizabeth June 10,1872 Noah/Rebecca Teter WARNER Elizabeth 1846 Enoch/Mary Amy Teter WARNER Elizabeth A. 1839 Solomon/Prisilla Smith WARNER Ellen 1849 Enoch/Mary Amy Teter WARNER Elmer Flick Aug 23, 1899 Walter/Virginia Mauzy WARNER Eva Jane Mar 11, 1903 Okey/Anna Frances Turner WARNER Flick May 1, 1881 John A/Mary Elizabeth Teter WARNER Foster K. Sep 10, 1907 Oswald K/Sadie Catherine Sponaugle WARNER Garnet Z. May 1869 Peter S/Hannah Virginia Nelson WARNER James B. Dec 21, 1866 Peter S/Hannah Virginia Nelson WARNER James Bay Dec 21, 1866 Joseph/Emily J. Nelson WARNER John A. Aug 13, 1848 Solomon/Prisilla Smith WARNER Joseph Apr 15, 1833 Solomon/Priscilla Smith WARNER Lucy Kate Nov 20 ,1896 Lee P/Phoebe C. Whitecotton WARNER Madison D. Aug 15, 1871 Peter S/Hannah Virginia Nelson WARNER Mattie 1870 Adam D/Elizabeth Cunningham WARNER Mary E. June 10, 1879 Noah L/Rebecca Teter WARNER Mary Jane 1842 Solomon/Priscilla Smith WARNER Okey 1871 John A/Mary Elizabeth Teter WARNER Okey Oscar Oct 18, 1891 Ambi/Debby Jane Sponaugle WARNER Solomon Nov 1808 George/Jane M. WARNER Stephen Edward Nov 14, 1900 Alvah/Margaret Mauzy WARNER Walter May 18, 1874 John A/Mary Elizabeth Teter WARNER William Boyd May 8, 1910 Walter/Virginia Mauzy WARNER,William Perry Oct. 27,1853 Lebeder / Phebe WARNER Zebedee 1807 George/Jane M. WARWICK Elizabeth May 1, 1797 William/?? WAYBRIGHT Alva 1847 Jesse/Jane Bland WAYBRIGHT Amy Feb 18, 1893 Alva C/Hannah Arbogast WAYBRIGHT Clarence Jan 10, 1891 Alva C/Hannah Arbogast WAYBRIGHT Clifton Mason July 28 ,1899 John Edward/Sophia Clayton WAYBRIGHT George Jan 10, 1859 Jesse/Elizabeth WAYBRIGHT Henry T. 1845 Jesse/Jane Bland WAYBRIGHT James Apr 10, 1875 Morgan/Pamela Catherine Mullenax WAYBRIGHT Jesse 1817 Daniel/Rachel Arbogast WAYBRIGHT John July 10, 1872 Nathan/Lea Ketterman WAYBRIGHT Martha Ann May 30, 1830 Daniel/Rachel Arbogast WAYBRIGHT Mary Catherine Jan 15, 1865 Nathan/Leah Ketterman WAYBRIGHT Miles Feb 17, 1827 Daniel/ Rachel WAYBRIGHT Sadie Apr 1893 James B/Lona Murphy WAYBRIGHT Sarah July 7, 1855 Elijah/Catherine WAYBRIGHT Sudie Mar 9, 1894 Alvah C/Hanna Argogast WEALTHY Mary Rebecca Apr 22,1860 Ambrose/Sarah C WHETZEL Albert Milton Sep 21, 1884 Elijah/Mary Ellen Ratcliff WHETZEL Charles B. Sep 11, 1881 Edward F/Ruhama Kesner WHETZEL Edward F. 1860 Thomas/Susan Crider WHETZEL George W. Nov 19 ,1877 Elijah/Mary Ellen Ratcliff WHETZEL George Washington May 22, 1870 Andrew Jdffereson/Anna Belle Kesner WHETZEL Henry D. Aug 25, 1906 William Harvey/Emma Florence Propst WHETZEL Margaret Sarah 1875 Elijah/Mary Ellen Ratcliff WHETZEL Sarah 1869 Edward/Anna WHETZEL Sarah Margaret Aug 16, 1901 William Harvey/Emma Florence Propst WHETZEL Thomas 1849 Edward/Ann WHITE Ezra 1906 Thomas Jackson/Mary Jane WHITE Phoebe June 25, 1828 Thomas A/Mary Ann Raines WHITE Phebe Catharine 10/5/1854 Allen /Lydea WHITECOTTON, FEMALE 1/22/1854 Salem / Eliza J. WHITECOTTON Beulah Nov 21, 1904 Samuel/Myrtle Ruddle WHITECOTTON Cornelius 1816 James/Nancy Raines WHITECOTTON Elizabeth Jan 22, 1855 Salem/Elizabeth Jane WHITECOTTON James 1826 James/Nancy Raines WHITECOTTON Margaret July 2, 1853 William/Mary WHITECOTTON,Mary Jane May 21,1853 Salem / Eliza J. WHITECOTTON Mordecai 1820 James/Nancy Raines WHITECOTTON Noah 1818 James/Nancy Raines WHITECOTTON Polly 1830 James/Nancy Raines WHITECOTTON Salem 1832 James/Nancy Ann Raines WHITECOTTON Wayne 1824 James/Nancy Raines WHITECOTTON William 1828 James/Nancy Raines WILFONG Able W. 1828 Jacob/Eliza Nelson WILFONG Ada Mar 1897 Joseph H/Eliza Jane Simmons WILFONG Anna J. July 16, 1860 John/Susannah WILFONG Carrie E. May 14, 1900 George W/Mary Jane PUffenbarger WILFONG David 1843 Joseph/Levina WILFONG David A. 1877 Phillip/Eliza J. Lamb WILFONG David J. Apr 12, 1887 Jehu B./Hannah Susan Long WILFONG Elias 1812 Henry/Mary E. Simmons WILFONG,Eliza Jane Mar. 31,1853 Abel / Susanna WILFONG ELizabeth 1803 Jacob/Regina Varner WILFONG Elizabeth C. Feb 10, 1875 John W/Mary Jane Moyers WILFONG Elizabeth J. Dec 5, 1870 Elias/Sarah A. Dove WILFONG Emma Aug 20 ,1890 John B/Caroline PUffenbarger WILFONG Emory Aug 15, 1886 John B/Caroline PUffenbarger WILFONG Eva Florence May 22, 1893 John B/Caroline PUffenbarger WILFONG Florence June 9 ,1877 John W/Mary Jane Moyers WILFONG Gilbert H. Nov 2, 1906 Joseph H/Eliza Jane Simmons WILFONG Ida E. Aug 24, 1884 Jehu B/Hannah Susan Long WILFONG Ida Oct 21, 1887 John B/Caroline Puffenbarger WILFONG Jacob 1887 Eli J. /Sarah WILFONG Jacob July 1858 Able W./ Sarah Susannah Rexroad WILFONG Jacob July 7, 1858 Abel/ Susan WILFONG Jacob A. Dec 1, 1874 Elias/ Sarah A. Dove WILFONG James H. Apr 30, 1882 Elias/Sarah A. Dove WILFONG James A. Apr 1888 George W/Mary Jane Puffenbarger WILFONG Jehu 1836 Jacob/Eliza Nelson WILFONG John C. May 15, 1888 John W/Susan Snyder WILFONG John Boyd Mar 21, 1895 John B/Caroline PUffenbarger WILFONG Lester Oct 1, 1896 John B/Caroline Puffenbarger WILFONG Phillip Dec 25, 1884 Elias/Sarah A. Dove WILFONG Phillip June 25, 1894 George W/Mary Jane PUffenbarger WRATCHFORD Hugh A. 1827 John Jackson/ YANKEE Sarah WIMER Abel McClellan Nov 11, 1869 John Elias/Sarah Margaret Moyers WIMER Albert Apr 22, 1877 Jacob/Mary Elizabeth Sponaugle WYMER Andrew Jan 7, 1834 Henry/ Susan Judy WIMER Annie 1898 Tiberius/Cora E. Thompson WIMER Charles Henry 1890 Edmund B./Carrie Elizabeth Hinkkle WIMER Edgar J. Jan 3, 1870 Jacob/Mary Elizabeth Sponaugle WYMER Edmund Baety Oct 5, 1861 George/ Elizabeth Calhoun WIMER Elizabeth 1844 George/Christina Rexroad WIMER Elizabeth Jan 25, 1860 John/Catherine WIMER Frederick Cline June 16, 1873 John Elias/Sarah Margaret Moyers WYMER George 1834 George/ Susan WYMER George Michael March 19, 1886 Edmund /Carrie Elizabeth Henkle WIMER George Thomas Sep 26, 1871 John Elias/Sarah Margaret Moyers WYMER George Washington Dec 3, 1874 Andrew/ Catherine Sponagle WIMER Howard Lee Aug 11, 1877 Andrew/Catherine Sponaugle WIMER Isaac Pearl June 14, 1875 John Elias/Sarah Margaret Moyers WIMER Jacob Oct 11, 1832 George/Elizabeth WIMER James Patrick Feb 7, 1861 Jacob/Mary Elizabeth Sponaugle WIMER James M. Aug 9 ,1859 George/Elizabeth WIMER Joseph Wesley 1858 George W/Caroline Propst WIMER Margaret A. Aug 5, 1855 Emanuel/Sidney Waybright WIMER Mary Ellen Oct 7 ,1892 Sylvester/Martha Susan Thompson WIMER Mary Elizabeth May 26, 1877 John Elias/Sarah Margaret Moyeres WIMER Mary Jane 1861 William/Eliza Peck WIMER Samuel P. Oct 30 ,1883 S.P/E WIMER Sarah Susan Feb 20 ,1869 Andrew/Catherine Sponaugle WIMER Tiberius May 19, 1873 Jacob/Mary Sponaugle YANKEE Jacob 1793 Michael/Magdalene Hottinger YANKEE Jacob C. May 3, 1841 Jacob/Judith Dove YANKEE Noah 1848 Jacob/Judith Dove ZICKAFOOSE Abel 1860 George/Elizabeth Wimier USGenWeb Project NOTICE: In keeping with our policy of providing free information on the internet, data may be used by non-commercial entities, as long as this message remains on all copied material. These electronic pages may not be reproduced in any format for profit, nor for commercial presentation by any other organization. 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[[Category:Family Histories]] This is a central page for organizing genealogy related to Pendleton families and information about individuals, places, and things named Pendleton. (Do you have any info about Pendletons or the name? Please join the Trusted List to this page and participate. You can also post a comment or memory below.) === Origins of the Surname Pendleton === The surname refers to the summit of the hill. In Gaelic, from "pendle", the summit, and "dun", a hill. Pen-dal-ton, the town at the head of the valley. There is a hill name "Pendle" + Old English "tun" which is an enclosure or settlement. It is located in Pendlebury, Lancashire County. === Geographic Centers of Pendleton Families === In the UK, most live in Lancashire Co. area. In the USA, many live in Virginia, Kentucky and Missouri and New York. === Pendletons on WikiTree === Here is the [http://www.wikitree.com/indexes/person/P/PENDLETON_1.html Pendelton] index. Also see [http://www.wikitree.com/indexes/person/P/PENDLTEN_1.html Pendlten]. Please add yourself to WikiTree if you are a Pendleton or have Pendleton ancestors. The index updates automatically every day so your changes will appear tomorrow.
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=== '''The Penfold One Name Study [ONS]''' === is registered with The Guild of One-Name Studies under study number 4433. [http://one-name.org/profiles/penfold.html] The Guild of One-Name Studies is the world's leading organisation for one-name studies. A one-name study is a project researching facts about a surname and all the people who have held it, as opposed to a particular pedigree (the ancestors of one person) or descendancy (the descendants of one person or couple). Its website is at [http://one-name.org/] The colours of the Penfold ONS logo [top and right] are taken from those associated with various coat of arms that have been raised in the past for several families. The logo will be found on many of the Penfold ONS resources available to researchers on the internet, some of which are listed below. ::'''Project Website:''' [http://www.penfoldgenealogy.com/] ::'''DNA Project:''' [http://www.familytreedna.com/public/penfold-dna-project/default.aspx] ::'''Facebook:''' [http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=53406280808] ::'''Twitter:''' [http://twitter.com/penfoldgenealog#] '''Names currently on Wikitree:''' ::'''Penfold'''[http://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/PENFOLD] ::'''Pinfold'''[http://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/PINFOLD] '''Penfold Trees currently on Wikitree:''' ::'''Tree001'''- Hartfield, Sussex, England[http://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Penfold-Tree001] ::'''Tree006''' [http://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Penfold-Tree006] ::'''Tree024''' - William Penfold [http://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/Penfold-Descendants-451] ::'''Tree037'''- Selsey & Birdham, Sussex, England [http://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Space:Penfold-Tree037&public=1]
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=== Tree001=== ::[Main Website[http://www.penfoldgenealogy.com/toc3.html] ::Start of The Line[http://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/Penfold-Descendants-11] Tree001 was started by '''William Penfold''' [http://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Penfold-11] when he married '''Hannah Humphrey''' [http://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Humphrey-191] in Hartfield [http://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Space:Hartfield-Sussex&public=1], Sussex, England in 1821. Although the Penfold line in Hartfield only lasted until just after the turn of the century, William Penfold, the surname’s founder in the village, now has descendants residing in Australia, Canada, England, France and the United States. There is a Facebook group at http://www.facebook.com/groups/hartfield.penfolds/ where all surnames descending from this couple are encouraged to meet. === Penfold One Name Study Page On Wikitree === ::[http://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Penfold_One_Name_Study]
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=== Tree037=== ::[Main Website[http://www.penfoldgenealogy.com/toc39.html] ::Start of The Line[http://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/Penfold-Descendants-250] === Penfold One Name Study Page On Wikitree === ::[http://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Penfold_One_Name_Study]
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'''Known historical figures who should be in the William Penn and Early Pennsylvania Settlers Project but do not yet have a profile created or are not yet classified into the project.''' Part of the [[Project:William_Penn_and_Early_Pennsylvania_Settlers|William Penn and Early Pennsylvania Settlers Project]]. == Individual Profiles == Add names of individuals that need profiles here == William Penn Fleet ships that need to be reviewed == The following fleet ship category lists need to be checked against the [https://www.welcomesociety.org/ancestors.html Welcome Society manifest list]: [[:Category:Adventure%2C_sailed_September_1682|Adventure, sailed September 1682]] - '''The Welcome Society does not have any passenger information for this sailing.'''
[[:Category:Amity%2C_sailed_April_1682|Amity, sailed April 1682]] - '''COMPLETED'''
[[:Category:Antelope%2C_sailed_1682|Antelope, sailed 1682]] - '''COMPLETED'''
[[:Category:Bristol_Factor%2C_sailed_October_1681|Bristol Factor, sailed October 1681]] - '''COMPLETED'''
[[:Category:Bristol_Factor%2C_sailed_August_1682|Bristol Factor, sailed August 1682]] - '''COMPLETED'''
[[:Category:Elizabeth%2C_Ann_and_Catherine%2C_sailed_July_1682|Elizabeth, Ann and Catherine, sailed July 1682]] - '''COMPLETED'''
[[:Category:Freeman%2C_sailed_June_1682|Freeman, sailed June 1682]] - '''COMPLETED'''
'''In Process''' - [[:Category:Friends_Adventure%2C_sailed_May_1682|Friends Adventure, sailed May 1682]]
'''In Process''' - [[:Category:Friendship%2C_sailed_May_1682|Friendship, sailed May 1682]]
[[:Category:Golden_Hinde%2C_sailed_June_1682|Golden Hinde, sailed June 1682]] - '''The Welcome Society does not have any passenger information for this sailing.'''
[[:Category:Hester_and_Hannah%2C_sailed_March_1682|Hester and Hannah, sailed March 1682]] - '''The Welcome Society does not have any passenger information for this sailing.'''
[[:Category:Hopewell%2C_sailed_July_1682|Hopewell, sailed July 1682]] - '''The Welcome Society does not have any passenger information for this sailing.'''
'''In Process''' - [[:Category:Jeffrey%2C_sailed_September_1682|Jeffrey, sailed September 1682]]
[[:Category:John_and_Sarah%2C_sailed_October_1681|John and Sarah, sailed October 1681]] - '''COMPLETED'''
'''In Process''' - [[:Category:Lamb%2C_sailed_July_1682|Lamb, sailed July 1682]]
'''In Process''' - [[:Category:Lyon%2C_sailed_May_1682|Lyon, sailed May 1682]]
'''In Process''' - [[:Category:Mary%2C_sailed_May_1682|Mary, sailed May 1682]]
'''In Process''' - [[:Category:Providence%2C_sailed_July_1682|Providence, sailed July 1682]]
'''In Process''' - [[:Category:Samuel%2C_sailed_May_1682|Samuel, sailed May 1682]]
'''In Process''' - [[:Category:Society%2C_sailed_May_1682|Society, sailed May 1682]]
'''In Process''' - [[:Category:Submission%2C_sailed_September_1682|Submission, sailed September 1682]]
'''In Process''' - [[:Category:Unicorn%2C_sailed_October_1682|Unicorn, sailed October 1682]]
[[:Category:Welcome%2C_sailed_August_1682|Welcome, sailed August 1682]] - '''COMPLETED'''
== Instructions for adding passengers == For instructions on adding Penn Fleet passengers, please visit this page: :[[Space:Adding_the_Penn_Fleet_passengers|Adding the Penn Fleet passengers]] == Penn Fleet ships manifest lists == The manifest lists of the Penn Fleet ships from the Friends Society. All passengers with an "X" are already in the ship's category page, those with an underscore "_" need a profile created. === Passengers of the ship Amity, sailed April 1682 === [[:Category:Amity%2C_sailed_April_1682|Category page for the ship Amity - includes completed profile list]] X WILLIAMS EVANS,
X wife Jane Hodges,
X second son Thomas X RICHARD HAINS,
X wife Margaret (Leeds) remarried as: Burcham X THOMAS HOLME,
children:
X Michael, '''(added)'''
X Tryall, '''(added)'''
X Eleanor, '''(added)'''
X Esther '''(linked)''' (who married Silas Crispin of the ship John and Sarah) X JAMES PAXSON,
X wife Jane,
children:
X Sarah,
X William X WILLIAM PAXSON,
X wife Mary,
X daughter Mary X JOSEPH RICHARDS,
X wife Jane X THOMAS CERIE/SEARY '''(added)'''
=== Passengers of the ship Antelope, sailed 1682 === [[:Category:Antelope%2C_sailed_1682|Category page for the ship Antelope - includes completed profile list]] X JOHN ASHBROOKE '''(added)''' X James Atkinson '''(added)''' X Thomas Conway,
X wife Mary (daughter of Valentine Hollingsworth) X VALENTINE HOLLINGSWORTH,
X wife Ann,
children:
X Catherine,
X Thomas,
X Samuel X Ann Milcome,
X daughters Mary Milcome
X and Jane Graves X John Musgrave (indentured servant to Valentine Hollingsworth) [only one other such identification though many others were servants] '''(added)''' === Passengers of the ship Bristol Factor first sailing, sailed October 1681 === [[:Category:Bristol_Factor%2C_sailed_October_1681|Category page for the ship Bristol Factor, first sailing - includes completed profile list]] X NATHANIEL ALLEN,
X wife Eleanor,
children:
X Nehemiah,
X Lydia,
X Eleanor X ELIZABETH BEZER, niece of John Bezer '''(linked)''' X JOHN BEZER,
X wife Susanna,
children:
X John, '''(added)'''
X Richard, '''(added)'''
X Susanna, '''(added)'''
X Frances X THOMAS COBURNE,
X wife Elizabeth,
children:
X William,
X Joseph,
X Martha, '''(added)'''
X Cisely,
X Mary Gideon Gambel '''(added)''' *Note: Samuel Allen and family, previously recognized as passengers on this sailing, are now identified as passengers of the ship Society. === Passengers of the ship Bristol Factor second sailing, sailed August 1682 === [[:Category:Bristol_Factor%2C_sailed_August_1682|Category page for the ship Bristol Factor, second sailing - includes completed profile list]] X JOHN ASHMEAD '''(added)''' X JOHN BLUNSTON,
daughters:
X Sarah,
X Katherine X EVERAND BOLTON X JOHN EVANS '''(added)''' X WILLIAM HOWELL '''(added)''' X David James '''(added)''' X David Kinsey '''(added to project and left in the Lyon category with note added to profile)''' X TOBIAS LEACH,
X wife Esther Ashmead,
X son Tobias, Jr. X EVAN OLIVER, '''(linked)'''
X wife Jean, '''(linked)'''
children:
X David, '''(added)'''
X Elizabeth, '''(added)'''
X John, '''(added)'''
X Hannah, '''(added)'''
X Mary, '''(linked)'''
X Evan, '''(added)'''
X Seaborn '''(added)''' (born in sight of land) X JOHN ROADES '''(added)''' X RICHARD WALL '''(linked)''' === Passengers of the ship Elizabeth, Ann, and Catherine, sailed July 1682 === [[:Category:Elizabeth%2C_Ann_and_Catherine%2C_sailed_July_1682|Category page for the ship Elizabeth, Ann, and Catherine - includes completed profile list]] X George Palmer (died en route),
X wife Elizabeth (who later married Thomas Fitzwater of the Welcome),
children:
X Elizabeth, '''(added)'''
X George, '''(added)'''
X THOMAS, '''(linked)'''
X William '''(added)'''
X Robert Kent '''(added)''' === Passengers of the ship Freeman, sailed June 1682 === [[:Category:Freeman%2C_sailed_June_1682|Category page for the ship Freeman - includes passgenger list]] X THOMAS BRASSEY,
X daughters: Rebecca,
X Mary X William Morton '''(added)''' === (In process) Passengers of the ship Friends Adventure, sailed May 1682 === [[:Category:Friends_Adventure%2C_sailed_May_1682|Category page for the ship John and Friends Adventure - includes completed profile list]] X William Bewsie '''(added)''' X John Brearele '''(added)''' X Luke Brindley '''(added)''' X JOHN BROCK '''(linked)'''
X JOHN CLOWS, JR., '''(added)'''
X brother Joseph, '''(added)'''
X sister Sarah '''(added)'''
X Ralph Cowgill (son of Ellen of the ship Lamb; later married Sarah Blackshaw, daughter of Randle who came on the Submission) X Andrew Heath X John Heycock '''(added)'''
X Job Houle '''(added)''' '''__ Thomas Leister''' '''__ Henry Lingart''' '''__ James Morris''' X GEORGE POWNALL,
X Ellenor, '''(linked)'''
children:
X Reuben, '''(linked)'''
X Elizabeth, '''(linked)'''
X Sarah, '''(linked)'''
X Rachel, '''(linked)'''
X Abigail '''__ WILLIAM SMITH (who later married Mary Croasdale of the ship Lamb)''' X William Venables, '''(linked)'''
X wife Elizabeth, '''(linked)'''
X daughters Joyce and
X Frances '''(both linked)''' '''__ Martha Worrall'''
X William Yardly,
X wife Jane,
X sons: Enoch,
'''__ Thomas, and'''
'''__ William'''
=== (In process ) Passengers of the ship Friendship, sailed May 1682 === [[:Category:Friendship%2C_sailed_May_1682|Category page for the ship John and Friendship - includes completed profile list]] '''__ THOMAS MINSHALL,'''
'''__ wife Margaret''' X JOHN SHARPLES,
X wife Jane,
children:
X Phebe,
X John,
'''__ Thomas (died en route),'''
'''__ James,'''
X Caleb,
X Jane,
X Joseph
X JOHN SIMCOCK,
sons:
X John,
James
'''Note: should James be Jacob? Son of John and brother of John at Wikitree is Jacob - should be James?''' X WILLIAM TAYLOR,
'''__ wife Margaretta,'''
'''__ children:'''
'''__ Joseph,'''
'''__ Elizabeth,'''
'''__ Mary;'''
'''__ brother Peter''' X RANDLE VERNON,
'''__ with SARAH DOLE, an indentured servant, sister of John Dole of the Society''' X ROBERT VERNON X THOMAS VERNON '''Note: WT profile exists for the following people listed on this ship but not approved by the Welcome Society:'''
'''[[Dole-1|Sarah (Dole) Griscom]]'''
'''[[Simcock-8|Jacob Simcock]] - Welcome Society shows Jacob as James''' === (In process) Passengers of the ship Jeffrey, sailed September 1683 === [[:Category:Jeffrey%2C_sailed_September_1682|Category page for the ship Jeffrey - includes completed profile list]] '''__ ABRAHAM PRATT,'''
'''__ wife Jane,'''
'''__ sons: Thomas,'''
'''__ John''' SARAH SHOEMAKER === Passengers of the ship John and Sarah, sailed October 1681 === [[:Category:John_and_Sarah%2C_sailed_October_1681|Category page for the ship John and Sarah - includes completed profile list]] X Captain William Crispin (died at sea), '''(linked)'''
X son SILAS (born 1653) '''(linked)''' whose first wife was Esther Holme, daughter of Thomas Holme of the ship Amity === (In process) Passengers of the ship Lamb, sailed July 1682 === X ELLEN COWGILL, widow,
children: X John,
X Edmund,
X Jane,
X Jennet.
X THOMAS CROASDALE,
X wife Agnes,
children:
'''__ William,'''
X John,
X Elizabeth,
'''__ Mary'''
X Bridget,
X Alis X JAMES DILWORTH,
X wife Ann Waln (sister of Nicholas Waln, also of the Lamb),
X infant son William '''__ CUTHBERT HAYHURST,'''
'''__ wife Mary Rudd,'''
children:
'''__ William,'''
X MARGERY,
'''__ John,'''
X Cuthbert,
'''__ Alis''' '''__ William Hayhurst, brother of Cuthbert''' X ROBERT HEATON,
X wife Alice,
children:
X Grace,
X Robert,
X James,
X Agnes,
X Ephraim X Stephen Sands X Thomas Stackhouse,
X wife Margaret Hayhurst (died without children) X THOMAS WALMSLEY,
X wife Elizabeth Rudd,
children:
'''__ Margaret and'''
'''__ Mary (both died en route),'''
'''__ Henry,'''
X Thomas,
'''__ Elizabeth,'''
'''__ Rosamond (died en route)''' X NICHOLAS WALN,
X wife Jane,
children:
X Jane,
X Richard,
X Margaret '''__ Thomas Wigglesworth,'''
'''__ wife Alice (sister of Cuthbert Hayhurst) who died childless''' === (In process) Passengers of the ship Lyon, sailed May 1682 === [[:Category:Lyon%2C_sailed_May_1682|Category page for the ship Lyon - includes completed profile list]] '''__ ROBERT CROSBY,'''
'''__ daughter KATHERINE CROSBY'''
X DR. EDWARD JONES,
X wife Mary (daughter of DR. THOMAS WYNNE), '''(linked)'''
children:
X Martha, '''(linked)'''
X Jonathan '''__ EDWARD ap REES,'''
'''__ wife Mably,'''
children:
'''__ Rees,'''
'''__ Catherine''' '''__ WILLIAM ap EDWARD,'''
'''__ his second wife Jane,'''
children:'''
'''__ Elizabeth,'''
'''__ Katherine''' Note: The Lyon category page has passengers that are not listed on the Welcome Society passenger list: * [[Ferch Owen-2|Ellin (ferch Owen) Thomas]] * [[Kinsey-258|David Kinsey]] * [[Owen-1360|Jane Owen]] * [[Wood-17540|Henry Wood]] * [[Wood-17532|John Wood]] === (In process) Passengers of the ship Mary, sailed May 1682 === [[:Category:Mary%2C_sailed_May_1682|Category page for the ship Mary - includes completed profile list]] '''__ JOHN SIMCOCK''' '''__ WILLIAM TAYLOR''' === (In process) Passngers of the ship Providence, sailed July 1682 === [[:Category:Providence%2C_sailed_July_1682|Category page for the ship Providence - includes complete profile list]] '''__ William Carter''' '''__ John Lash''' === (In process) Passengers of the ship Samuel, sailed May 1682 === [[:Category:Samuel%2C_sailed_May_1682|Category page for the ship Samuel - includes completed profile list]] X Henry Paxson,
'''__ daughter Elizabeth''' The category page for Samuel includes profiles that are not included on the Welcome Society list: * Henry Paxon, either Paxson 33 or 94. * [[Paxson-34|Thomas Paxson]] === (In process) Passengers of the ship Society, sailed May 1682 === [[:Category:Society%2C_sailed_May_1682|Category page for the ship Society - includes completed profile list]] X SAMUEL ALLEN,*
wife Mary,
children:
X Priscilla,
X Martha,
X Ann,
X Sarah,
X Samuel X Ann Knight (sister of Giles) X GILES KNIGHT,
X wife Mary,
X son Joseph __ '''Thomas Paschall,'''
__ '''wife Joanna,'''
children:
__ '''Thomas,'''
__ '''William,'''
__ '''Mary''' X JOHN SOMERS *Note: The Allen family was previously identified as passengers on the first voyage of the Bristol Factor === (In process) Passengers of the ship Submission, sailed September 1682 === [[:Category:Submission%2C_sailed_September_1682|Category page for the ship Submission - includes completed profile list]] X RANDLE BLACKSHAW,
X wife Alice,
children:
'''__ Phebe,'''
X Sarah,
'''__ Abraham (died en route),'''
'''__ Jacob,'''
'''__ Mary,'''
'''__ Nehemiah,'''
'''__ Martha''' '''__ Robert Bond''' '''__ Roger Bradbury,'''
daughters
'''__ Martha and'''
'''__ Sarah''' X JAMES CLAYTON,
X wife Jane, '''(added)'''
children:
X James, '''(linked)'''
X Sarah, '''(added)'''
X John, '''(linked)'''
X Mary, '''(added)'''
X Joshua, '''(linked)'''
X Lydia '''(added)''' '''__ Alice Dickinson''' X James Harrison, '''(added)'''
X wife Anna '''(added),'''
X mother Agnes '''(added)''' X Ellis Jones,
X wife Jane,
children:
X Barbary,
X Dorothy,
X Isaac,
'''__ Jane,'''
'''__ Rebecka''' X JANE LYON '''__ JOSEPH MATHER''' X MARGERY MAUDE (wife of Thomas Fisher, possibly of the Lamb)
X sister Jane Maude X PHINEAS PEMBERTON,''' ('''added''')
X wife Phoebe,''' ('''added''')
children:
X Abigail,''' ('''added''')
X Joseph;''' ('''added''')
X father Ralph Pemberton''' ('''added''') X [[Radcliffe-1186|Richard Radchlif]] '''(landed and settled in Maryland)''' '''__ Joseph Steward''' '''__ Lydia Wharmby''' '''__ Rebeckah Wynne (daughter of Thomas of the Welcome)''' Note: The category page for Submission includes a profile for [[Jones-851|Mary Jones]]; she does not appear on the Welcome Society list. === (In process) Passengers of the ship Unicorn, sailed October 1682 === [[:Category:Unicorn%2C_sailed_October_1682|Category page for the ship Unicorn - includes completed profile list]] X WILLIAM CLOUD,
sons:
X William,
X Jeremiah,
'''__ Robert''' X ANTHONY ELTON,
X wife Susanna,
children:
X Mary,
'''__ George,'''
X Anthony,
'''__ Thomas''' === Passengers of the ship Welcome, sailed August 1682 === [[:Category:Welcome%2C_sailed_August_1682|Category page for the ship Welcome - includes completed profile list]] X John Barber (died en route, without children) ('''added''')
X wife Elizabeth (Songhurst, daughter of John) ('''added''') X Joan Buckman, widow (died en route);
children:
X Thomas (died en route, without children); ('''added''')
X Edward (died en route, without children); ('''added''')
X Ruth;
X WILLIAM,
X William's wife Sarah,
X William's children:
X Sarah and
X Mary X Jane Batchelor ('''added''') X Benjamin Chambers ('''added''') X THOMAS FITZWATER,
X wife Mary (Cheney) (died en route);
children:
X Thomas,
X George,
X Josiah (died en route),
X Mary (died en route) X Thomas Gillett ('''added''') X Bartholomew Green ('''added''') X Nathaniel Harrison ('''added''') X Jeffrey Hawkins ('''added''') X Thomas Heriott (died en route, without children) ('''added''') X Richard Ingelo ('''added''') X Isaac Ingram (died en route, without children) ('''added''') X Thomas Jones ('''added''') X William Lushington ('''added''') X Jean Matthews ('''added''') X HANNAH MOGDRIDGE (aka MOGERIDGE) ('''added''') X Joshua Morris ('''added''') X DAVID OGDEN ('''added''') X John Ottey ('''added''') X Eleanor Paine ('''added''') X WILLIAM PENN X James Porteus (or Portliff) ('''added''') X Caleb Pusey,
X wife ANNE (STONE) WORLEY (widow of Henry) X Dennis Rochford,
X wife Mary, ('''added''')
children:
X Grace, ('''added''')
X Mary ('''added''')
X John Rowland,
X wife Priscilla (Sheppard) (died without children) X Thomas Rowland (brother of John, died unmarried) X Miriam SHORT (died en route),
children
X ADAM,
X ANNE,
X MIRIAM X William Smith (cripple who died, apparently unmarried, before 28 day 7 month 1702)''' ('''added''') X John Snashfold (died en route, without children) ('''added''') X JOHN SONGHURST,
X wife Mary,
children:
X John, ('''added''')
X Sarah ('''added''') X George Thompson ('''added''') X RICHARD TOWNSEND,
X wife Ann,
children:
X Hannah, ('''added''')
X James (born on the Welcome) ('''added''') X William Wade (died en route, without children) ('''added''') X ZACHARIAH WHITPAINE ('''added''') X Joseph Woodroffe ('''added''') X FRANCIS WORLEY X Henry Worley (stepson of Caleb Pusey) X THOMAS WYNNE,
X wife Elizabeth (widow of Joshua Maude)
[[:Category:Amity%2C_sailed_April_1682|Amity, sailed April 1682]] - '''COMPLETED'''
[[:Category:Antelope%2C_sailed_1682|Antelope, sailed 1682]] - '''COMPLETED'''
[[:Category:Bristol_Factor%2C_sailed_October_1681|Bristol Factor, sailed October 1681]] - '''COMPLETED'''
[[:Category:Bristol_Factor%2C_sailed_August_1682|Bristol Factor, sailed August 1682]] - '''COMPLETED'''
[[:Category:Elizabeth%2C_Ann_and_Catherine%2C_sailed_July_1682|Elizabeth, Ann and Catherine, sailed July 1682]] - '''COMPLETED'''
[[:Category:Freeman%2C_sailed_June_1682|Freeman, sailed June 1682]] - '''COMPLETED'''
'''In Process''' - [[:Category:Friends_Adventure%2C_sailed_May_1682|Friends Adventure, sailed May 1682]]
'''In Process''' - [[:Category:Friendship%2C_sailed_May_1682|Friendship, sailed May 1682]]
[[:Category:Golden_Hinde%2C_sailed_June_1682|Golden Hinde, sailed June 1682]] - '''The Welcome Society does not have any passenger information for this sailing.'''
[[:Category:Hester_and_Hannah%2C_sailed_March_1682|Hester and Hannah, sailed March 1682]] - '''The Welcome Society does not have any passenger information for this sailing.'''
[[:Category:Hopewell%2C_sailed_July_1682|Hopewell, sailed July 1682]] - '''The Welcome Society does not have any passenger information for this sailing.'''
'''In Process''' - [[:Category:Jeffrey%2C_sailed_September_1682|Jeffrey, sailed September 1682]]
[[:Category:John_and_Sarah%2C_sailed_October_1681|John and Sarah, sailed October 1681]] - '''COMPLETED'''
'''In Process''' - [[:Category:Lamb%2C_sailed_July_1682|Lamb, sailed July 1682]]
'''In Process''' - [[:Category:Lyon%2C_sailed_May_1682|Lyon, sailed May 1682]]
'''In Process''' - [[:Category:Mary%2C_sailed_May_1682|Mary, sailed May 1682]]
'''In Process''' - [[:Category:Providence%2C_sailed_July_1682|Providence, sailed July 1682]]
'''In Process''' - [[:Category:Samuel%2C_sailed_May_1682|Samuel, sailed May 1682]]
'''In Process''' - [[:Category:Society%2C_sailed_May_1682|Society, sailed May 1682]]
'''In Process''' - [[:Category:Submission%2C_sailed_September_1682|Submission, sailed September 1682]]
'''In Process''' - [[:Category:Unicorn%2C_sailed_October_1682|Unicorn, sailed October 1682]]
[[:Category:Welcome%2C_sailed_August_1682|Welcome, sailed August 1682]] - '''COMPLETED'''
== Instructions for adding passengers == For instructions on adding Penn Fleet passengers, please visit this page: :[[Space:Adding_the_Penn_Fleet_passengers|Adding the Penn Fleet passengers]] == Penn Fleet ships manifest lists == The manifest lists of the Penn Fleet ships from the Friends Society. All passengers with an "X" are already in the ship's category page, those with an underscore "_" need a profile created. === Passengers of the ship Amity, sailed April 1682 === [[:Category:Amity%2C_sailed_April_1682|Category page for the ship Amity - includes completed profile list]] X WILLIAMS EVANS,
X wife Jane Hodges,
X second son Thomas X RICHARD HAINS,
X wife Margaret (Leeds) remarried as: Burcham X THOMAS HOLME,
children:
X Michael, '''(added)'''
X Tryall, '''(added)'''
X Eleanor, '''(added)'''
X Esther '''(linked)''' (who married Silas Crispin of the ship John and Sarah) X JAMES PAXSON,
X wife Jane,
children:
X Sarah,
X William X WILLIAM PAXSON,
X wife Mary,
X daughter Mary X JOSEPH RICHARDS,
X wife Jane X THOMAS CERIE/SEARY '''(added)'''
=== Passengers of the ship Antelope, sailed 1682 === [[:Category:Antelope%2C_sailed_1682|Category page for the ship Antelope - includes completed profile list]] X JOHN ASHBROOKE '''(added)''' X James Atkinson '''(added)''' X Thomas Conway,
X wife Mary (daughter of Valentine Hollingsworth) X VALENTINE HOLLINGSWORTH,
X wife Ann,
children:
X Catherine,
X Thomas,
X Samuel X Ann Milcome,
X daughters Mary Milcome
X and Jane Graves X John Musgrave (indentured servant to Valentine Hollingsworth) [only one other such identification though many others were servants] '''(added)''' === Passengers of the ship Bristol Factor first sailing, sailed October 1681 === [[:Category:Bristol_Factor%2C_sailed_October_1681|Category page for the ship Bristol Factor, first sailing - includes completed profile list]] X NATHANIEL ALLEN,
X wife Eleanor,
children:
X Nehemiah,
X Lydia,
X Eleanor X ELIZABETH BEZER, niece of John Bezer '''(linked)''' X JOHN BEZER,
X wife Susanna,
children:
X John, '''(added)'''
X Richard, '''(added)'''
X Susanna, '''(added)'''
X Frances X THOMAS COBURNE,
X wife Elizabeth,
children:
X William,
X Joseph,
X Martha, '''(added)'''
X Cisely,
X Mary Gideon Gambel '''(added)''' *Note: Samuel Allen and family, previously recognized as passengers on this sailing, are now identified as passengers of the ship Society. === Passengers of the ship Bristol Factor second sailing, sailed August 1682 === [[:Category:Bristol_Factor%2C_sailed_August_1682|Category page for the ship Bristol Factor, second sailing - includes completed profile list]] X JOHN ASHMEAD '''(added)''' X JOHN BLUNSTON,
daughters:
X Sarah,
X Katherine X EVERAND BOLTON X JOHN EVANS '''(added)''' X WILLIAM HOWELL '''(added)''' X David James '''(added)''' X David Kinsey '''(added to project and left in the Lyon category with note added to profile)''' X TOBIAS LEACH,
X wife Esther Ashmead,
X son Tobias, Jr. X EVAN OLIVER, '''(linked)'''
X wife Jean, '''(linked)'''
children:
X David, '''(added)'''
X Elizabeth, '''(added)'''
X John, '''(added)'''
X Hannah, '''(added)'''
X Mary, '''(linked)'''
X Evan, '''(added)'''
X Seaborn '''(added)''' (born in sight of land) X JOHN ROADES '''(added)''' X RICHARD WALL '''(linked)''' === Passengers of the ship Elizabeth, Ann, and Catherine, sailed July 1682 === [[:Category:Elizabeth%2C_Ann_and_Catherine%2C_sailed_July_1682|Category page for the ship Elizabeth, Ann, and Catherine - includes completed profile list]] X George Palmer (died en route),
X wife Elizabeth (who later married Thomas Fitzwater of the Welcome),
children:
X Elizabeth, '''(added)'''
X George, '''(added)'''
X THOMAS, '''(linked)'''
X William '''(added)'''
X Robert Kent '''(added)''' === Passengers of the ship Freeman, sailed June 1682 === [[:Category:Freeman%2C_sailed_June_1682|Category page for the ship Freeman - includes passgenger list]] X THOMAS BRASSEY,
X daughters: Rebecca,
X Mary X William Morton '''(added)''' === (In process) Passengers of the ship Friends Adventure, sailed May 1682 === [[:Category:Friends_Adventure%2C_sailed_May_1682|Category page for the ship John and Friends Adventure - includes completed profile list]] X William Bewsie '''(added)''' X John Brearele '''(added)''' X Luke Brindley '''(added)''' X JOHN BROCK '''(linked)'''
X JOHN CLOWS, JR., '''(added)'''
X brother Joseph, '''(added)'''
X sister Sarah '''(added)'''
X Ralph Cowgill (son of Ellen of the ship Lamb; later married Sarah Blackshaw, daughter of Randle who came on the Submission) X Andrew Heath X John Heycock '''(added)'''
X Job Houle '''(added)''' '''__ Thomas Leister''' '''__ Henry Lingart''' '''__ James Morris''' X GEORGE POWNALL,
X Ellenor, '''(linked)'''
children:
X Reuben, '''(linked)'''
X Elizabeth, '''(linked)'''
X Sarah, '''(linked)'''
X Rachel, '''(linked)'''
X Abigail '''__ WILLIAM SMITH (who later married Mary Croasdale of the ship Lamb)''' X William Venables, '''(linked)'''
X wife Elizabeth, '''(linked)'''
X daughters Joyce and
X Frances '''(both linked)''' '''__ Martha Worrall'''
X William Yardly,
X wife Jane,
X sons: Enoch,
'''__ Thomas, and'''
'''__ William'''
=== (In process ) Passengers of the ship Friendship, sailed May 1682 === [[:Category:Friendship%2C_sailed_May_1682|Category page for the ship John and Friendship - includes completed profile list]] '''__ THOMAS MINSHALL,'''
'''__ wife Margaret''' X JOHN SHARPLES,
X wife Jane,
children:
X Phebe,
X John,
'''__ Thomas (died en route),'''
'''__ James,'''
X Caleb,
X Jane,
X Joseph
X JOHN SIMCOCK,
sons:
X John,
James
'''Note: should James be Jacob? Son of John and brother of John at Wikitree is Jacob - should be James?''' X WILLIAM TAYLOR,
'''__ wife Margaretta,'''
'''__ children:'''
'''__ Joseph,'''
'''__ Elizabeth,'''
'''__ Mary;'''
'''__ brother Peter''' X RANDLE VERNON,
'''__ with SARAH DOLE, an indentured servant, sister of John Dole of the Society''' X ROBERT VERNON X THOMAS VERNON '''Note: WT profile exists for the following people listed on this ship but not approved by the Welcome Society:'''
'''[[Dole-1|Sarah (Dole) Griscom]]'''
'''[[Simcock-8|Jacob Simcock]] - Welcome Society shows Jacob as James''' === (In process) Passengers of the ship Jeffrey, sailed September 1683 === [[:Category:Jeffrey%2C_sailed_September_1682|Category page for the ship Jeffrey - includes completed profile list]] '''__ ABRAHAM PRATT,'''
'''__ wife Jane,'''
'''__ sons: Thomas,'''
'''__ John''' SARAH SHOEMAKER === Passengers of the ship John and Sarah, sailed October 1681 === [[:Category:John_and_Sarah%2C_sailed_October_1681|Category page for the ship John and Sarah - includes completed profile list]] X Captain William Crispin (died at sea), '''(linked)'''
X son SILAS (born 1653) '''(linked)''' whose first wife was Esther Holme, daughter of Thomas Holme of the ship Amity === (In process) Passengers of the ship Lamb, sailed July 1682 === X ELLEN COWGILL, widow,
children: X John,
X Edmund,
X Jane,
X Jennet.
X THOMAS CROASDALE,
X wife Agnes,
children:
'''__ William,'''
X John,
X Elizabeth,
'''__ Mary'''
X Bridget,
X Alis X JAMES DILWORTH,
X wife Ann Waln (sister of Nicholas Waln, also of the Lamb),
X infant son William '''__ CUTHBERT HAYHURST,'''
'''__ wife Mary Rudd,'''
children:
'''__ William,'''
X MARGERY,
'''__ John,'''
X Cuthbert,
'''__ Alis''' '''__ William Hayhurst, brother of Cuthbert''' X ROBERT HEATON,
X wife Alice,
children:
X Grace,
X Robert,
X James,
X Agnes,
X Ephraim X Stephen Sands X Thomas Stackhouse,
X wife Margaret Hayhurst (died without children) X THOMAS WALMSLEY,
X wife Elizabeth Rudd,
children:
'''__ Margaret and'''
'''__ Mary (both died en route),'''
'''__ Henry,'''
X Thomas,
'''__ Elizabeth,'''
'''__ Rosamond (died en route)''' X NICHOLAS WALN,
X wife Jane,
children:
X Jane,
X Richard,
X Margaret '''__ Thomas Wigglesworth,'''
'''__ wife Alice (sister of Cuthbert Hayhurst) who died childless''' === (In process) Passengers of the ship Lyon, sailed May 1682 === [[:Category:Lyon%2C_sailed_May_1682|Category page for the ship Lyon - includes completed profile list]] '''__ ROBERT CROSBY,'''
'''__ daughter KATHERINE CROSBY'''
X DR. EDWARD JONES,
X wife Mary (daughter of DR. THOMAS WYNNE), '''(linked)'''
children:
X Martha, '''(linked)'''
X Jonathan '''__ EDWARD ap REES,'''
'''__ wife Mably,'''
children:
'''__ Rees,'''
'''__ Catherine''' '''__ WILLIAM ap EDWARD,'''
'''__ his second wife Jane,'''
children:'''
'''__ Elizabeth,'''
'''__ Katherine''' Note: The Lyon category page has passengers that are not listed on the Welcome Society passenger list: * [[Ferch Owen-2|Ellin (ferch Owen) Thomas]] * [[Kinsey-258|David Kinsey]] * [[Owen-1360|Jane Owen]] * [[Wood-17540|Henry Wood]] * [[Wood-17532|John Wood]] === (In process) Passengers of the ship Mary, sailed May 1682 === [[:Category:Mary%2C_sailed_May_1682|Category page for the ship Mary - includes completed profile list]] '''__ JOHN SIMCOCK''' '''__ WILLIAM TAYLOR''' === (In process) Passngers of the ship Providence, sailed July 1682 === [[:Category:Providence%2C_sailed_July_1682|Category page for the ship Providence - includes complete profile list]] '''__ William Carter''' '''__ John Lash''' === (In process) Passengers of the ship Samuel, sailed May 1682 === [[:Category:Samuel%2C_sailed_May_1682|Category page for the ship Samuel - includes completed profile list]] X Henry Paxson,
'''__ daughter Elizabeth''' The category page for Samuel includes profiles that are not included on the Welcome Society list: * Henry Paxon, either Paxson 33 or 94. * [[Paxson-34|Thomas Paxson]] === (In process) Passengers of the ship Society, sailed May 1682 === [[:Category:Society%2C_sailed_May_1682|Category page for the ship Society - includes completed profile list]] X SAMUEL ALLEN,*
wife Mary,
children:
X Priscilla,
X Martha,
X Ann,
X Sarah,
X Samuel X Ann Knight (sister of Giles) X GILES KNIGHT,
X wife Mary,
X son Joseph __ '''Thomas Paschall,'''
__ '''wife Joanna,'''
children:
__ '''Thomas,'''
__ '''William,'''
__ '''Mary''' X JOHN SOMERS *Note: The Allen family was previously identified as passengers on the first voyage of the Bristol Factor === (In process) Passengers of the ship Submission, sailed September 1682 === [[:Category:Submission%2C_sailed_September_1682|Category page for the ship Submission - includes completed profile list]] X RANDLE BLACKSHAW,
X wife Alice,
children:
'''__ Phebe,'''
X Sarah,
'''__ Abraham (died en route),'''
'''__ Jacob,'''
'''__ Mary,'''
'''__ Nehemiah,'''
'''__ Martha''' '''__ Robert Bond''' '''__ Roger Bradbury,'''
daughters
'''__ Martha and'''
'''__ Sarah''' X JAMES CLAYTON,
X wife Jane, '''(added)'''
children:
X James, '''(linked)'''
X Sarah, '''(added)'''
X John, '''(linked)'''
X Mary, '''(added)'''
X Joshua, '''(linked)'''
X Lydia '''(added)''' '''__ Alice Dickinson''' X James Harrison, '''(added)'''
X wife Anna '''(added),'''
X mother Agnes '''(added)''' X Ellis Jones,
X wife Jane,
children:
X Barbary,
X Dorothy,
X Isaac,
'''__ Jane,'''
'''__ Rebecka''' X JANE LYON '''__ JOSEPH MATHER''' X MARGERY MAUDE (wife of Thomas Fisher, possibly of the Lamb)
X sister Jane Maude X PHINEAS PEMBERTON,''' ('''added''')
X wife Phoebe,''' ('''added''')
children:
X Abigail,''' ('''added''')
X Joseph;''' ('''added''')
X father Ralph Pemberton''' ('''added''') X [[Radcliffe-1186|Richard Radchlif]] '''(landed and settled in Maryland)''' '''__ Joseph Steward''' '''__ Lydia Wharmby''' '''__ Rebeckah Wynne (daughter of Thomas of the Welcome)''' Note: The category page for Submission includes a profile for [[Jones-851|Mary Jones]]; she does not appear on the Welcome Society list. === (In process) Passengers of the ship Unicorn, sailed October 1682 === [[:Category:Unicorn%2C_sailed_October_1682|Category page for the ship Unicorn - includes completed profile list]] X WILLIAM CLOUD,
sons:
X William,
X Jeremiah,
'''__ Robert''' X ANTHONY ELTON,
X wife Susanna,
children:
X Mary,
'''__ George,'''
X Anthony,
'''__ Thomas''' === Passengers of the ship Welcome, sailed August 1682 === [[:Category:Welcome%2C_sailed_August_1682|Category page for the ship Welcome - includes completed profile list]] X John Barber (died en route, without children) ('''added''')
X wife Elizabeth (Songhurst, daughter of John) ('''added''') X Joan Buckman, widow (died en route);
children:
X Thomas (died en route, without children); ('''added''')
X Edward (died en route, without children); ('''added''')
X Ruth;
X WILLIAM,
X William's wife Sarah,
X William's children:
X Sarah and
X Mary X Jane Batchelor ('''added''') X Benjamin Chambers ('''added''') X THOMAS FITZWATER,
X wife Mary (Cheney) (died en route);
children:
X Thomas,
X George,
X Josiah (died en route),
X Mary (died en route) X Thomas Gillett ('''added''') X Bartholomew Green ('''added''') X Nathaniel Harrison ('''added''') X Jeffrey Hawkins ('''added''') X Thomas Heriott (died en route, without children) ('''added''') X Richard Ingelo ('''added''') X Isaac Ingram (died en route, without children) ('''added''') X Thomas Jones ('''added''') X William Lushington ('''added''') X Jean Matthews ('''added''') X HANNAH MOGDRIDGE (aka MOGERIDGE) ('''added''') X Joshua Morris ('''added''') X DAVID OGDEN ('''added''') X John Ottey ('''added''') X Eleanor Paine ('''added''') X WILLIAM PENN X James Porteus (or Portliff) ('''added''') X Caleb Pusey,
X wife ANNE (STONE) WORLEY (widow of Henry) X Dennis Rochford,
X wife Mary, ('''added''')
children:
X Grace, ('''added''')
X Mary ('''added''')
X John Rowland,
X wife Priscilla (Sheppard) (died without children) X Thomas Rowland (brother of John, died unmarried) X Miriam SHORT (died en route),
children
X ADAM,
X ANNE,
X MIRIAM X William Smith (cripple who died, apparently unmarried, before 28 day 7 month 1702)''' ('''added''') X John Snashfold (died en route, without children) ('''added''') X JOHN SONGHURST,
X wife Mary,
children:
X John, ('''added''')
X Sarah ('''added''') X George Thompson ('''added''') X RICHARD TOWNSEND,
X wife Ann,
children:
X Hannah, ('''added''')
X James (born on the Welcome) ('''added''') X William Wade (died en route, without children) ('''added''') X ZACHARIAH WHITPAINE ('''added''') X Joseph Woodroffe ('''added''') X FRANCIS WORLEY X Henry Worley (stepson of Caleb Pusey) X THOMAS WYNNE,
X wife Elizabeth (widow of Joshua Maude)
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[[Category: Reliable Sources for Pre-1700 Profiles]] '''[[Project:William_Penn_and_Early_Pennsylvania_Settlers|Back to the William Penn and Early Pennsylvania Settlers project page]]''' This Resource space page provides an overview to sources used by the William Penn and Early Pennsylvania Settlers Project. Project volunteers are encouraged to use these sources on WikiTree profiles. For a general HELP guide on how to create sources of your WikiTree Profiles, consult [[Help:Sources|How we do Sources at Wikitree]] and also [[Help:Sources_Style_Guide|Style Guide for Sources]]. == Reliable and approved sources == ===Reliable Sources for Pre-1700 Profiles=== The general reliable sources for your ancestry for William Penn and Early Pennsylvania Settlers Pre-1700 Profiles are the same as any sources at any time. However, the amount of records for Pennsylvania pre-1700 gets harder to find due to inaccessibilty, unavailability and destruction of records. You want to find church books, ship lists, published passenger directories, Historial Pennsylvania databases, vital records, Burial records, miltary certificates, ect. Also SECONDARY SOURCES are important like newspaper articles, obituaries, some written genealogies, census records, voter's records, directories, ect. Microfilms from archives or digital images of records are avaiable from FamilySearch, Ancestry and various government websites. ===Reliable Sources with Conditions=== * '''User-contributed trees''': Family trees published on FamilySearch, Ancestry, Geni, MyHeritage, Rootsweb, etc. If a tree cites sources, ''find those original sources and cite them''. *'''Secondary Evidence''': Biographical, memorials, historical journals, obituaries, published articles, ect. Double-check the facts and events by sources. *'''Published Family Genealogies''': with citation of sources. i.e.,original location of source, publication of source and year created, page numbers, certificate numbers, ect. === Unreliable Sources === * '''User-contributed trees''': Family trees published on FamilySearch, Ancestry, Geni, MyHeritage, Rootsweb, etc. If a tree cites sources, find those sources and use them. * '''Find A Grave memorials''': Many memorials come without an actual burial place and burial details, and are in fact reconstructed from trees. These cannot be used as sources. Only those memorials with photographic evidence of the burial should be used as a source. For William Penn and Early Pennsylvania Settlers, these burial sites would be far and few. * '''Published databases containing information of uncertain origin''': There are a number of "records" collections available on websites such as Ancestry and MyHeritage (and in some instance formerly distributed on CD-ROM) that do not identify their information sources and in fact are built in whole or in part from doubtful publications and user-contributed content. These include the "Family Data Collection" and similar sources associated with Edmund West, the "Ancestral File," the "Millennium File," the "Pedigree Resource File," and "U.S. and International Marriage Records, 1560-1900." * See also [[:Category:Frauds_and_Fabrications]] === Project approved source list === '''Note: this list is not exclusive or comprehensive. If you find a source that you believe should be on this list, please contact the [[N.-17|project leader]] or [[Baty-260|coordinator]].''' * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pennsylvania_Archives Pennsylvania Archives]: Perhaps the biggest and best collection of Pennsylvania documents - from Provincial times, throught the Revolutionary War, the War of 1812, and later. * [https://archive.org/details/minutesofprovinc01pennuoft The Minutes of the Provincial Council of Pennsylvania]: The notes and minutes of the earliest Pennsylvania government - the Provincial Council established by Lieutenant Markham under the authority granted him by William Penn. The minutes record the first meetings, laws, and resolutions adopted by the Provincial Council. * [https://www.welcomesociety.org/ancestors-approved-memberships.html The Welcome Society of Pennsylvania]: A list of passengers who are recognized by the Welcome Society. [http://www.wikitree.com/photo/pdf/US_Southern_Colonies_British-1 PDF copy]. == Additional Project Resources == === Potential Leads === * [[Wikipedia:Canterbury (ship)]] * ''Quakers in Delaware in the Time of William Penn,'' by Herbert Standing [http://nc-chap.org/church/quaker/standingDH3crop.pdf 26-page pdf] * [http://files.usgwarchives.net/pa/chester/immig/quakers01.txt Quaker Arrivals at Philadelphia] * [http://genealogytrails.com/del/newcastle/marriageindex.html New Castle County Marriages] * [http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~quakers/?cj=1&netid=cj&o_xid=0000713921&o_lid=0000713921&o_sch=Affiliate+External The Quaker Corner], Joanne Todd Rabun's Quaker Genealogy website, now hosted by Rootsweb (still free at the moment though) * [http://www.ristenbatt.com/genealogy/homepag2.htm On the Trail of Our Ancestors], Donna E. Ristenbatt's website * [http://www.ristenbatt.com/genealogy/njshpind.htm Ships] **[http://www.ristenbatt.com/genealogy/tomarshp.htm The Thomas and Anne], posted by Donna E. Ristenbatt and referencing Passengers and Ships Prior to 1684, Penn's Colony: Volume I by Walter Lee Sheppard, Jr., 1970. * [http://www.olivetreegenealogy.com/ships/tousa1680-1699.shtml Ships] (also has links for The Thomas and Anne) * [http://www.daddezio.com/catalog/itgndx07.html more ships] * [http://usgwarchives.net/pa/chester/immig.htm Chester County ship lists] * WikiTree [[:Category:Ships|Ships]] category **[[:Category:Great Migration Ships |Great Migration Ships]] ***[[:Category:Middle Colony Ships | Middle Colony Ships]] ****[[:Category:Fleet of William Penn | Fleet of William Penn]] *** [[:Category:Canterbury (1699)|Canterbury (1699)]] * [http://www.pa-roots.com/index.php/allegheny-county/59-allegheny-county-data/884-first-part-of-a-series-of-four-parts History of Allegheny County] * [http://www.pa-roots.org/data/read.php?903,573894 PA Roots], report on William Penn's 1681 deed * [http://www.lmhs.org/home Lancaster Mennonite Historical Society] has a wealth of information about early Swiss and German Mennonites who immigrated to Pennsylvania in the early 1700s because Penn offered them a safe haven from religious persecution. === Additional Reading ===
::[http://books.google.com/books?id=E8slAAAAMAAJ&printsec=frontcover&source=gbs_ge_summary_r&cad=0#v=onepage&q&f=false Pennsylvania: The German Influence in Its Settlement, Vol III] by Henry Jacobs
::[http://books.google.com/books?id=j0cVAAAAYAAJ&printsec=frontcover&source=gbs_ge_summary_r&cad=0#v=onepage&q&f=false The German and Swiss settlements of colonial Pennsylvania] by Oscar Kuhns
::[http://books.google.com/books?id=pPYMAAAAYAAJ&printsec=frontcover&source=gbs_ge_summary_r&cad=0#v=onepage&q&f=false Historic Background and Annals of the Swiss and German Pioneer Settlers of Pennsylvania] by Henry Frank Eshleman
::[http://books.google.com/books?id=i_cMAAAAYAAJ&printsec=frontcover&source=gbs_ge_summary_r&cad=0#v=onepage&q&f=false Welsh Settlement of Pennsylvania] By Charles Henry Browning
::[http://archive.org/stream/historyoflycomin00edit/historyoflycomin00edit_djvu.txt History of Lycoming Co., PA] Archive.org editing by J. F. Maginness
::[http://www.westjersey.org/ca_intro.htm Before the Constitution and Bill of Rights] West Jersey and William Penn leading the way!
::[https://archive.org/stream/recordsofkingwoo00frien#page/n1/mode/2up Records of the Kingwood Monthly meeting of Friends]
::[http://www.swarthmore.edu/friends-historical-library Swarthmore College Friends Historical Library] has a [http://www.swarthmore.edu/friends-historical-library/quaker-history-genealogy Quaker History and Genealogy digital library], including explanatory documents like [http://www.swarthmore.edu/library/friends/philaburials3.htm "Quaker Burial Grounds in Philadelphia, 1683-present."]
::Sippel, Peter. [http://www.qhpress.org/quakerpages/qwhp/qwhp.htm The Quaker Writings Homepage], http://www.qhpress.org/quakerpages/qwhp/qwhp.htm ::Futhey/Cope History of Chester County. "SHIPS TO PA area BEFORE 1720" (and, hints/clues of others) http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~GENHOME/shp-1720.htm ::Also, [[Space:Kitty%27s_Library|Kitty's Library]] on WikiTree === Useful Pages === * Dates: Two things to be aware of - Quakers didn't use the names of months, just the numbers (7 8m 1742 for example), and until 1752, "8m" would have been October, not August, since the year started in March (1m). :*[http://www.combs-families.org/combs/quaker/abb.htm List of Abbreviations found in Quaker Records], by Patience Northern (includes information about Quaker dating) :*[http://www.genealogytoday.com/columns/recipes/tip14.html The Problem of Dates], by Sue Roe *[[Wikipedia:Canterbury (ship)]] * [https://www.wikitree.com/photo/pdf/US_Southern_Colonies_British-1 William Penn Ships and Passengers] * [[Project:William Penn and Early Pennsylvania Settlers/Talk archive]] - The archived version of this project's talk page (replaced by G2G, use the tag: Penn) === Additional Reading ===
::[http://books.google.com/books?id=E8slAAAAMAAJ&printsec=frontcover&source=gbs_ge_summary_r&cad=0#v=onepage&q&f=false Pennsylvania: The German Influence in Its Settlement, Vol III] by Henry Jacobs
::[http://books.google.com/books?id=j0cVAAAAYAAJ&printsec=frontcover&source=gbs_ge_summary_r&cad=0#v=onepage&q&f=false The German and Swiss settlements of colonial Pennsylvania] by Oscar Kuhns
::[http://books.google.com/books?id=pPYMAAAAYAAJ&printsec=frontcover&source=gbs_ge_summary_r&cad=0#v=onepage&q&f=false Historic Background and Annals of the Swiss and German Pioneer Settlers of Pennsylvania] by Henry Frank Eshleman
::[http://books.google.com/books?id=i_cMAAAAYAAJ&printsec=frontcover&source=gbs_ge_summary_r&cad=0#v=onepage&q&f=false Welsh Settlement of Pennsylvania] By Charles Henry Browning
::[http://archive.org/stream/historyoflycomin00edit/historyoflycomin00edit_djvu.txt History of Lycoming Co., PA] Archive.org editing by J. F. Maginness
::[http://www.westjersey.org/ca_intro.htm Before the Constitution and Bill of Rights] West Jersey and William Penn leading the way!
::[https://archive.org/stream/recordsofkingwoo00frien#page/n1/mode/2up Records of the Kingwood Monthly meeting of Friends]
::[http://www.swarthmore.edu/friends-historical-library Swarthmore College Friends Historical Library] has a [http://www.swarthmore.edu/friends-historical-library/quaker-history-genealogy Quaker History and Genealogy digital library], including explanatory documents like [http://www.swarthmore.edu/library/friends/philaburials3.htm "Quaker Burial Grounds in Philadelphia, 1683-present."]
::Sippel, Peter. [http://www.qhpress.org/quakerpages/qwhp/qwhp.htm The Quaker Writings Homepage], http://www.qhpress.org/quakerpages/qwhp/qwhp.htm ::Futhey/Cope History of Chester County. "SHIPS TO PA area BEFORE 1720" (and, hints/clues of others) http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~GENHOME/shp-1720.htm ::Also, [[Space:Kitty%27s_Library|Kitty's Library]] on WikiTree
::[http://books.google.com/books?id=E8slAAAAMAAJ&printsec=frontcover&source=gbs_ge_summary_r&cad=0#v=onepage&q&f=false Pennsylvania: The German Influence in Its Settlement, Vol III] by Henry Jacobs
::[http://books.google.com/books?id=j0cVAAAAYAAJ&printsec=frontcover&source=gbs_ge_summary_r&cad=0#v=onepage&q&f=false The German and Swiss settlements of colonial Pennsylvania] by Oscar Kuhns
::[http://books.google.com/books?id=pPYMAAAAYAAJ&printsec=frontcover&source=gbs_ge_summary_r&cad=0#v=onepage&q&f=false Historic Background and Annals of the Swiss and German Pioneer Settlers of Pennsylvania] by Henry Frank Eshleman
::[http://books.google.com/books?id=i_cMAAAAYAAJ&printsec=frontcover&source=gbs_ge_summary_r&cad=0#v=onepage&q&f=false Welsh Settlement of Pennsylvania] By Charles Henry Browning
::[http://archive.org/stream/historyoflycomin00edit/historyoflycomin00edit_djvu.txt History of Lycoming Co., PA] Archive.org editing by J. F. Maginness
::[http://www.westjersey.org/ca_intro.htm Before the Constitution and Bill of Rights] West Jersey and William Penn leading the way!
::[https://archive.org/stream/recordsofkingwoo00frien#page/n1/mode/2up Records of the Kingwood Monthly meeting of Friends]
::[http://www.swarthmore.edu/friends-historical-library Swarthmore College Friends Historical Library] has a [http://www.swarthmore.edu/friends-historical-library/quaker-history-genealogy Quaker History and Genealogy digital library], including explanatory documents like [http://www.swarthmore.edu/library/friends/philaburials3.htm "Quaker Burial Grounds in Philadelphia, 1683-present."]
::Sippel, Peter. [http://www.qhpress.org/quakerpages/qwhp/qwhp.htm The Quaker Writings Homepage], http://www.qhpress.org/quakerpages/qwhp/qwhp.htm ::Futhey/Cope History of Chester County. "SHIPS TO PA area BEFORE 1720" (and, hints/clues of others) http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~GENHOME/shp-1720.htm ::Also, [[Space:Kitty%27s_Library|Kitty's Library]] on WikiTree === Useful Pages === * Dates: Two things to be aware of - Quakers didn't use the names of months, just the numbers (7 8m 1742 for example), and until 1752, "8m" would have been October, not August, since the year started in March (1m). :*[http://www.combs-families.org/combs/quaker/abb.htm List of Abbreviations found in Quaker Records], by Patience Northern (includes information about Quaker dating) :*[http://www.genealogytoday.com/columns/recipes/tip14.html The Problem of Dates], by Sue Roe *[[Wikipedia:Canterbury (ship)]] * [https://www.wikitree.com/photo/pdf/US_Southern_Colonies_British-1 William Penn Ships and Passengers] * [[Project:William Penn and Early Pennsylvania Settlers/Talk archive]] - The archived version of this project's talk page (replaced by G2G, use the tag: Penn) === Additional Reading ===
::[http://books.google.com/books?id=E8slAAAAMAAJ&printsec=frontcover&source=gbs_ge_summary_r&cad=0#v=onepage&q&f=false Pennsylvania: The German Influence in Its Settlement, Vol III] by Henry Jacobs
::[http://books.google.com/books?id=j0cVAAAAYAAJ&printsec=frontcover&source=gbs_ge_summary_r&cad=0#v=onepage&q&f=false The German and Swiss settlements of colonial Pennsylvania] by Oscar Kuhns
::[http://books.google.com/books?id=pPYMAAAAYAAJ&printsec=frontcover&source=gbs_ge_summary_r&cad=0#v=onepage&q&f=false Historic Background and Annals of the Swiss and German Pioneer Settlers of Pennsylvania] by Henry Frank Eshleman
::[http://books.google.com/books?id=i_cMAAAAYAAJ&printsec=frontcover&source=gbs_ge_summary_r&cad=0#v=onepage&q&f=false Welsh Settlement of Pennsylvania] By Charles Henry Browning
::[http://archive.org/stream/historyoflycomin00edit/historyoflycomin00edit_djvu.txt History of Lycoming Co., PA] Archive.org editing by J. F. Maginness
::[http://www.westjersey.org/ca_intro.htm Before the Constitution and Bill of Rights] West Jersey and William Penn leading the way!
::[https://archive.org/stream/recordsofkingwoo00frien#page/n1/mode/2up Records of the Kingwood Monthly meeting of Friends]
::[http://www.swarthmore.edu/friends-historical-library Swarthmore College Friends Historical Library] has a [http://www.swarthmore.edu/friends-historical-library/quaker-history-genealogy Quaker History and Genealogy digital library], including explanatory documents like [http://www.swarthmore.edu/library/friends/philaburials3.htm "Quaker Burial Grounds in Philadelphia, 1683-present."]
::Sippel, Peter. [http://www.qhpress.org/quakerpages/qwhp/qwhp.htm The Quaker Writings Homepage], http://www.qhpress.org/quakerpages/qwhp/qwhp.htm ::Futhey/Cope History of Chester County. "SHIPS TO PA area BEFORE 1720" (and, hints/clues of others) http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~GENHOME/shp-1720.htm ::Also, [[Space:Kitty%27s_Library|Kitty's Library]] on WikiTree
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[[Category:Powell-5629 Sources]] [[Space:Penn's Colony, vol 1|»]] {{#switch: {{{t|F}}} |S = Sheppard, Walter Lee Jr., ''Passengers and Ships prior to 1684'' {{#if:{{{p|}}}|, {{{p|}}}}}; |F = Sheppard, Walter Lee Jr., ''Passengers and Ships Prior to 1684. Volume 1 of Penn's Colony: Genealogical and Historical Materials Relating to the Settlement of Pennsylvania''. [http://www.HeritageBooks.com Heritage Books] (2009) {{#if:{{{p|}}}|, page {{{p|}}}}}. }} * [https://familysearch.org/search/catalog/205818 FamilySearch.org] * [http://heritagebooks.com/mm5/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Product_Code=PDF-S0664 eBook] from [http://www.heritagebooks.com www.heritagebooks.com] * Print book from [http://www.amazon.com/Passengers-Ships-Prior-Volume-Colony/dp/1556136641/ref=pd_bxgy_b_img_y Amazon.com] * [http://www.worldcat.org/title/passengers-and-ships-prior-to-1684/oclc/104978&referer=brief_results Worldcat.org] ''See also: [[Space:Penn's Colony, vol 2 |Penn's Colony, vol 2]]'' ---- Reprinted materials with updates and corrections by author, including: * ''Mrs. Thomas Wynne of Philadelphia and Her Family: Corrections to the Pedigrees of Wynne and Maude.'' (page 155)
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Pennsauken High School
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[[Category: Camden County, New Jersey, Schools]] ---- Pennsauken High School is a four-year comprehensive regional public high school that serves Pennsauken Township, Camden County, New Jersey, United States, as part of the Pennsauken Public Schools. The school has approximately 1800 stundents enrolled in grades 9-12. '''PENNSAUKEN HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC HALL OF FAME''' Brian Murphy 1963 Greg Mark 1984 Pam Behreng 1964 David Griggs 1984 Peggy Glemser 1966 Sopha So 1988 Greg Silvinsky 1966 Nikki Racobaldo 1990 Alethia Jenkins 2002 Vince Cieka 1967 Dave Still Max Calehauf 1968 1967 Football team Mike Paneralla 1968 Robert Barndt Nancy Indriso 1969 Coach/AD Bart Purvis 1970 Vince McAneney Jackie Horner 1972 Coach/Educator Rowland George 1972 John Partridge Bruce Jones 1973 Principal Joe Germano 1974 Howard Phifer Dwight Hicks 1974 Superintendent Pete Dempsey 1975 Duke Taylor Paul Cuneo 1976 Supporter Will George 1976 Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Selverian Supporters Brian Matera 1976 Robert “Ike” Willis Bruce Snyder 1976 Coach/AD Darrel Wilson 1976 Richard Wolff Judy German 1977 Coach/Educator Sandy Glasson 1978 Frank Del Rossi Billy Griggs 1979 Coach/Educator James Munda 1979 Bruce Ransone Melanie Pewor 1979 Coach/Educator
Pennsylvania, War of 1812
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[[Category:Pennsylvania, War of 1812]] [[Image:Clark-15765-8.gif|200px]] [[Image:War_of_1812_Project_Images-16.jpg|100px|??]] [[Image:Clark-15765-8.gif|200px]] '''States Militia Units'''
===1st Regiment – Lieutenant Colonel Joel Ferree=== 1st Regiment – Lieutenant Colonel Joel Ferree *Lieutenant Thomas Donalson’s Company Infantry 2 Oct 1812 – 15 Apr 1813 *Captain James A. McClelland’s Company Light Dragoons Fayette County 2 Oct 1812 – 2 Apr 1812 *Captain William Harper’s Company Infantry Greene County *Captain John Brown’s Company Infantry Greene County *Captain Jonathan Grable’s Company Infantry Washington County *Captain Benjamin Anderson’s Company Infantry Washington County 2 Oct 1812 – 2 Apr 1813 *Captain William Johnson’s Company Infantry Washington County 2 Oct 1812 – 2 Apr 1812 *Captain Jonathan Grable’s Company Infantry Washington County [https://journals.psu.edu/wph/article/viewFile/1454/1302 First Regiment, Second Detachment of Pennsylvania Militia] Under command of Brig. Gen. Richard Crooks serving at Fort Meigs. A Diary of the units activities. [http://www.genealogy.com/forum/general/topics/warof1812/5194/ Montgomery, Thomas Lynch, Pennsylvania Archives, 6th Series, Volume VIII, (Harrisburg Publishing Company, State Printers, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania: 1907), Pennsylvania Volunteers, War of 1812-1814 Soldiers, Part I, Troops commanded by Generals William H. Harrison and Richard Crooks, pp. 141-261.] a break down of units by county. 1st, 2nd Regiment and 5th Battalion – Major David Nelson. ===2nd Regiment=== Use:[[Category:2nd Regiment, Pennsylvania Militia, War of 1812]] 2nd Regiment – Lieutenant Colonel Richard Patterson *Captain James Wadsworth’s Company Infantry Fayette County 2 Oct 1812 – 2 Apr 1813 *Captain Thomas S. Jack’s Company 2 Oct 1812 – 2 Apr 1812 *Captain Peter Hartzog’s Company Infantry Fayette County 2 Oct 1813 – 1 Apr 1813 *Captain James Whaley’s Company Infantry Fayette County 2 Oct 1812 – 2 Apr 1812 *Captain John Williamson’s Company 2 Oct 1812 – 2 Apr 1812 *Captain John Hamilton’s Company 2 Oct 1812 – 2 Apr 1812 *Captain Joseph Wadsworth’s Company Fayette County *Captain Andrew Moore’s Company Infantry Fayette County 2 Oct 1812 – 2 Apr 1813 *Captain Thomas McQuade 2 Oct 1812 – 2 Apr 1812 *Captain John Colom’s Company 2 Oct 1812 – 2 Apr 1812 === 5th Battalion === 5th Battalion – Major David Nelson *Captain James Bowner’s Company 2 Oct 1812 – 2 Apr 1813 *Captain Mathew Johnson’s Company *Ensign William Hartford’s Company *Captain Frederick Hoff’s Company Somerset County 2 Oct 1812 – 16 Apr 1813 *Captain John Junkin’s Company Rifle 2 Oct 1812 – 17 Apr 1813 *Captain Mathew Dawson’s Company 2 Oct 1812 – 2 Apr 1812 == County Units == === Allegheny County === *Captain Jeremiah Ferrer’s Company Infantry Allegheny County *Captain John Barrickman’s Company Infantry Allegheny County 2 Oct 1812 – 2 Apr 1813 *Lieutenant Thomas Warren’s Company Light Dragoons Allegheny County 2 Oct 1812 – 2 Apr 1812 === Armstrong County === *Captain John Wallace’s Company Infantry Armstrong & Indiana Counties 2 Oct 1812 – 2 Apr 1813 === Indiana County === *Captain John Wallace’s Company Infantry Armstrong & Indiana Counties 2 Oct 1812 – 2 Apr 1813 === Lawrence County === [http://www.usgwarchives.net/pa/lawrence/1877/milrec.htm#war1812 Lawrence County, PA record of units and members] == Resources == [http://www.archive.org/stream/musterrollsofpen01egle/musterrollsofpen01egle_djvu.txt Pennsylvania Muster Rolls War of 1812] === Muster Rolls === [http://www.archive.org/stream/musterrollsofpen01egle/musterrollsofpen01egle_djvu.txt "Muster rolls of the Pennsylvania volunteers in the war of 1812-1814, with cotemporary papers and documents"]
===1st Regiment – Lieutenant Colonel Joel Ferree=== 1st Regiment – Lieutenant Colonel Joel Ferree *Lieutenant Thomas Donalson’s Company Infantry 2 Oct 1812 – 15 Apr 1813 *Captain James A. McClelland’s Company Light Dragoons Fayette County 2 Oct 1812 – 2 Apr 1812 *Captain William Harper’s Company Infantry Greene County *Captain John Brown’s Company Infantry Greene County *Captain Jonathan Grable’s Company Infantry Washington County *Captain Benjamin Anderson’s Company Infantry Washington County 2 Oct 1812 – 2 Apr 1813 *Captain William Johnson’s Company Infantry Washington County 2 Oct 1812 – 2 Apr 1812 *Captain Jonathan Grable’s Company Infantry Washington County [https://journals.psu.edu/wph/article/viewFile/1454/1302 First Regiment, Second Detachment of Pennsylvania Militia] Under command of Brig. Gen. Richard Crooks serving at Fort Meigs. A Diary of the units activities. [http://www.genealogy.com/forum/general/topics/warof1812/5194/ Montgomery, Thomas Lynch, Pennsylvania Archives, 6th Series, Volume VIII, (Harrisburg Publishing Company, State Printers, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania: 1907), Pennsylvania Volunteers, War of 1812-1814 Soldiers, Part I, Troops commanded by Generals William H. Harrison and Richard Crooks, pp. 141-261.] a break down of units by county. 1st, 2nd Regiment and 5th Battalion – Major David Nelson. ===2nd Regiment=== Use:
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[[Category:Pennsylvania Coal Region One Place Study]] [[Category:Community, Place Studies]] [[Category:One Place Studies]] [[Category: Pennsylvania, Place Studies]] {{Image|file=Pennsylvania_Coal_Region_One_Place_Study-1.jpg |align=c |size=l |caption=Pennsylvania Coal Region }} {{One Place Study|place=Pennsylvania Coal Region|category= Pennsylvania Coal Region One Place Study}} ==How to Join== Please contact the project leader [[Smith-121775|Butch Smith]] or post a comment to the right. If you have any questions, just ask. Thanks! ==Goals== This is a One Place Study to collect together in one place everything about the Pennsylvania Hard Coal Region. The hope is that other researchers like you will join the study to help make it a valuable reference point for people studying people that lived there and their contributions in history. * Excerpt from [http://explorepahistory.com/ Explore PA History] website: Coal deposits are scattered around the globe, but the coal from a 500 square mile region of northeastern Pennsylvania is special. During the Paleozoic era, 300 million years ago, what is now rugged and mountainous terrain was a steamy plain filled with swamps. Tropical plants grew and died here, and as decaying matter, sank to the bottom of these swamps to form a dense organic substance known as peat. Over millions of years, shifts in the earth's plates and other landscape changes compressed prehistoric peat deposits into mineral layers known as coal. In northeastern Pennsylvania, however, the ordinary process of coal formation was accelerated by a violent upheaval known as the Appalachian Revolution. In this "revolution," rising mountains literally folded over, splitting open and thrusting up rock and peat formations from deep inside the earth. The extra pressure from this process yielded coal that was more pure, harder, and of higher carbon content than other types of coal. This coal is anthracite and over 95 percent of the Western Hemisphere's supply comes from this special region in northeastern Pennsylvania. The Anthracite Coal Region of Northeastern Pennsylvania encompasses six counties in Pennsylvania: Carbon, Columbia, Lackawanna, Luzerne, Northumberland, and Schuylkill (a small portion of Dauphin County also contained coal). We call this the Hard Coal Region.[https://guides.libraries.psu.edu/anthracite Anthracite Coal Mining Region of Northeastern Pennsylvania] ==Overview== * There were at one time literally hundreds of small coal towns and patches, as some were called, that dotted the Pennsylvania coal region, some are gone, some are just a small cluster of houses and some have grown into towns and cities. A lot of them were owned by the people that owned the coal companies, most had a mine, breaker and common destinations like the church, company store, a place for the miners to kick back for a few hours in the evening and a lot of them have cemeteries even if the churches are gone. I'm not planning on listing everyone but some of the bigger, more popular towns will get their own page and linked here, feel free to start pages for where your ancestors lived and link it here too. * The markets for the eastern end of the southern coal region and the middle region was Philadelphia,the western end sent coal to Pottsville then south to Reading, Lancaster and Philadelphia,the northern fields shipped coal down the Susquehanna to Harrisburg and Baltimore,at least until the railroads made shipping possible to a lot more of the country. ==Coal Region, Wikipedia== * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coal_Region Wikipedia] * [https://www.coalregion.com/towns/townsa.php Coal Region website] *[http://explorepahistory.com/story.php?storyId=1-9-B Explore Pa History website] ==Interesting coal region reading== *[https://wynninghistory.com/2019/06/27/confederate-coal-region/ Did the Confederates plan to disrupt/destroy the coal region get ended at Gettysburg?] ==Region Counties== *[[:Category:Carbon_County%2C_Pennsylvania|Carbon County, Pennsylvania]] *[[:Category:Columbia_County%2C_Pennsylvania|Columbia County, Pennsylvania]] *[[:Category:Dauphin_County%2C_Pennsylvania|Dauphin County, Pennsylvania]] *[[:Category:Lackawanna_County%2C_Pennsylvania|Lackawanna County, Pennsylvania]] *[[:Category:Luzerne_County%2C_Pennsylvania|Luzerne County, Pennsylvania]] *[[:Category:Northumberland_County%2C_Pennsylvania|Northumberland County, Pennsylvania]] *[[:Category:Schuylkill_County%2C_Pennsylvania|Schuylkill County, Pennsylvania]] ==Seleted Region Towns== *[https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Space:Beaver_Meadows&errcode=new_profile Beaver Meadows] *[[Space:Drifton%2CHazel_Twp%2CLuzerne_Co%2CPa|Drifton]] *[https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Space:Ebervale,Luzerne_Co,Pa&errcode=new_profile Ebervale] *[https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Space:Eckley_Pennsylvania&errcode=new_profile Eckley] *[https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Space:Girardville,Pa&errcode=new_profile Girardville] *[[Space:Hazle_Township%2CLuzerne_County%2CPa|Hazel Twp; there are a number of patch towns in Hazel Twp and a short overview of some on this page]] *[[Space:Mauch_Chunk%2CJim_Thorpe_Pa|Mauch Chunk/Jim Thorpe]] *[[Space:Upper_Lehigh%2CLuzerne_Co%2CPa|Upper Lehigh]] *[[Space:Stockton,Pa|Stockton]] ==Organizations Active in Region== *[[Space:Ancient_Order_of_Hibernians|Ancient Order of Hibernians]] *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Workingmen%27s_Benevolent_Association_of_Schuylkill_County Working Mans Benevolent Assoc] *[[Space:Molly_Maquires|Molly Maquires]] ==Region Cemeteries== From the WikiTree Cemeteries Project, here are the Region's Cemetery listings: *[[:Category:Carbon_County%2C_Pennsylvania%2C_Cemeteries|Carbon County, Pennsylvania Cemeteries]] *[[:Category:Columbia_County%2C_Pennsylvania%2C_Cemeteries|Columbia County, Pennsylvania, Cemeteries]] *[[:Category:Dauphin_County%2C_Pennsylvania%2C_Cemeteries|Dauphin County, Pennsylvania, Cemeteries]] *[[:Category:Lackawanna_County%2C_Pennsylvania%2C_Cemeteries|Lackawanna County, Pennsylvania, Cemeteries]] *[[:Category:Luzerne_County%2C_Pennsylvania%2C_Cemeteries|Luzerne County, Pennsylvania, Cemeteries]] *[[:Category:Northumberland_County%2C_Pennsylvania%2C_Cemeteries|Northumberland County, Pennsylvania, Cemeteries]] *[[:Category:Schuylkill_County%2C_Pennsylvania%2C_Cemeteries|Schuylkill County, Pennsylvania, Cemeteries]] ==Coal Mining Disasters== [[http://www.phmc.state.pa.us/bah/dam/rg/di/r45_MineAccidentRegisters/r45-14AccidentRegistersInterface.htm?fbclid=IwAR3NTBc0JJUnXo1JAR7Ypl0pP6Y4dhpa32TYc2ggdrg1g8XMMCysQlsYoLM State Archives coal mining disasters]] In the United States, a mining disaster is defined where 5 or more deaths occur in a single incident. See [[Space:United States Mining_ Disasters|United States Mining Disasters]] and [[Space:Pennsylvania_Mining_Disasters|Pennsylvania Mining Disasters]]. There were 189 coal mining disasters in the State of Pennsylvania and of these, 114, or 61%, occurred in the Anthracite Pennsylvania Coal Region in the counties of Carbon, Columbia, Dauphin, Lackawanna, Luzerne, Northumberland, and Schuylkill. For a full list of the Pennsylvania Coal Mining Disasters, please see [[Space:Pennsylvania_Mining_Disasters#Worst_Mining_Disasters|Worst|Mining Disasters in Pennsylvania]]. The list may be sorted by county. The following contains all coal mining disasters in the Pennsylvania Coal Mine Region by county:
Pennsylvania Coal Region Mining Disasters
{| border="1" align="center" class="sortable" style="font-style:; font-size:100%; border: 3px Solid Red;" !Date !!Mine !!City, ST !!County !!No. Killed !!Disaster Cause !!Year |- |6-May-1879||[[Space:Audenried_Mine_Disaster|Audenried]]||Audenried, PA||Carbon||6 ||Explosion||1879 |- |16-Sep-1914||[[Space:Lehigh_No._5_Mine_Disaster|Lehigh No. 5]]||Lansford, PA||Carbon||17 ||Explosion||1914 |- |12-Jan-1846||[[Space:Delaware-Hudson_Mine_Disaster|Delaware-Hudson]]||Carbondale, PA||Lackawanna||14 ||Roof Fall||1846 |- |3-Nov-1922||[[Space:Eddy_Creek_Mine_Disaster|Eddy Creek]]||Olyphant, PA||Lackawanna||6 ||Explosion||1922 |- |30-Aug-1886||[[Space:Fair_Lawn_Mine_Disaster|Fair Lawn]]||Scranton, PA||Lackawanna||6 ||Explosion||1886 |- |2-Mar-1907||[[Space:Holden_Mine_Disaster|Holden]]||Taylor, PA||Lackawanna||7 ||Explosion||1907 |- |28-Sep-1897||[[Space:Jermyn_No._1_Mine_Disaster|Jermyn No. 1]]||Rendham, PA||Lackawanna||5 ||Fire||1897 |- |18-Jun-1907||[[Space:Johnson_No._1_Mine_Disaster|Johnson No. 1]]||Priceburg, PA||Lackawanna||5 ||Explosion||1907 |- |8-Dec-1923||[[Space:Mt._Jessup_No._1_Mine_Disaster|Mt. Jessup No. 1]]||Jessup, PA||Lackawanna||5 ||Roof Fall||1923 |- |7-Apr-1911||[[Space:Price-Pancoast_Mine_Disaster|Price-Pancoast]]||Throop, PA||Lackawanna||73 ||Fire||1911 |- |9-Dec-1914||[[Space:Tripp_Mine_Disaster|Tripp]]||Scranton, PA||Lackawanna||13 ||Hoisting Accident||1914 |- |30-Oct-1897||[[Space:Von_Storch_Mine_Disaster|Von Storch]]||Scranton, PA||Lackawanna||6 ||Fire||1897 |- |2-Nov-1904||[[Space:Auchincloss_1904_Mine_Disaster|Auchincloss 1904]]||Nanticoke, PA||Luzerne||10 ||Hoisting Accident||1904 |- |6-Sep-1869||[[Space:Avondale_Mine_Disaster|Avondale]]||Plymouth, PA||Luzerne||110 ||Fire||1869 |- |25-May-1928||[[Space:Baltimore_No._5_Mine_Disaster|Baltimore No. 5]]||Wilkes-Barre, PA||Luzerne||10 ||Explosion||1928 |- |5-Jun-1919||[[Space:Baltimore_Tunnel_No._2_Mine_Disaster|Baltimore Tunnel No. 2]]||Wilkes-Barre, PA||Luzerne||92 ||Explosives||1919 |- |10-May-1911||[[Space:Boston_Mine_Disaster|Boston]]||Larksville, PA||Luzerne||5 ||Asphyxiation||1911 |- |2-Jun-1938||[[Space:Butler_Slope_Mine_Disaster|Butler Slope]]||Pittston, PA||Luzerne||10 ||Explosion||1938 |- |30-Oct-1926||[[Space:Colliery_No._7_Mine_Disaster|Colliery No. 7]]||Nanticoke, PA||Luzerne||9 ||Explosion||1926 |- |26-Nov-1886||[[Space:Conyngham_1886_Mine_Disaster|Conyngham]]||Wilkes-Barre, PA||Luzerne||12 ||Explosion||1886 |- |3-Aug-1925||[[Space:Dorrance_1925_Mine_Disaster|Dorrance]]||Wilkes-Barre, PA||Luzerne||10 ||Explosion||1925 |- |3-Oct-1911||[[Space:Drifton_No._2_Mine_Disaster|Drifton No. 2]]||Freeland, PA||Luzerne||5 ||Accident||1911 |- |14-Aug-1871||[[Space:Eagle_Shaft_Mine_Disaster|Eagle Shaft]]||Pittston, PA||Luzerne||17 ||Explosion||1871 |- |5-Nov-1898||[[Space:Exeter_Mine_Disaster|Exeter]]||West Pittston, PA||Luzerne||9 ||Falling Object||1898 |- |11-Dec-1947||[[Space:Franklin_No._2_Mine_Disaster|Franklin No. 2]]||Wilkes-Barre, PA||Luzerne||8 ||Explosion||1947 |- |13-Feb-1894||[[Space:Gaylord_Mine_Disaster|Gaylord]]||Plymouth, PA||Luzerne||13 ||Roof Fall||1894 |- |9-Mar-1916||[[Space:Hollenback_Mine_Disaster|Hollenback]]||Wilkes-Barre, PA||Luzerne||6 ||Explosion||1916 |- |15-May-1890||[[Space:Jersey_No._8_Mine_Disaster|Jersey No. 8]]||Ashley, PA||Luzerne||26 ||Explosion||1890 |- |8-Feb-1916||[[Space:Lance_No._11_Mine_Disaster|Lance No. 11]]||Plymouth, PA||Luzerne||7 ||Explosion||1916 |- |6-Jun-1924||[[Space:Loomis_Mine_Disaster|Loomis]]||Wilkes-Barre, PA||Luzerne||14 ||Explosion||1924 |- |1-Oct-1898||[[Space:Midvale_Mine_Disaster|Midvale]]||Wilkes-Barre, PA||Luzerne||5 ||Fire||1898 |- |12-May-1908||[[Space:Mount_Lookout_Mine_Disaster|Mount Lookout]]||Wyoming, PA||Luzerne||12 ||Explosion||1908 |- |18-Dec-1885||[[Space:Nanticoke_No._1_Mine_Disaster|Nanticoke No. 1]]||Nanticoke, PA||Luzerne||26 ||Inundation||1885 |- |5-Mar-1880||[[Space:Nanticoke_No._3_Mine_Disaster|Nanticoke No. 3]]||Nanticoke, PA||Luzerne||6 ||Explosion||1880 |- |11-Jan-1910||[[Space:Nottingham_1947_Mine_Disaster|Nottingham 1947]]||Plymouth, PA||Luzerne||7 ||Explosion||1910 |- |15-Jan-1947||[[Space:Oakmont_Mine_Disaster|Oakmont]]||Plymouth, PA||Luzerne||15 ||Explosion||1947 |- |9-Jan-1912||[[Space:Patterson_No._2_Mine_Disaster|Patterson No. 2]]||Plymouth, PA||Luzerne||6 ||Explosion||1912 |- |3-Jul-1926||[[Space:Pettebone_No._6_Mine_Disaster|Pettebone No. 6]]||Kingston, PA||Luzerne||7 ||Roof Fall||1926 |- |21-Oct-1885||[[Space:Plymouth_No._2_Mine_Disaster|Plymouth No. 2]]||Plymouth, PA||Luzerne||6 ||Explosion||1885 |- |17-Feb-1915||[[Space:Prospect_1915_Mine_Disaster|Prospect 1915]]||Wilkes-Barre, PA||Luzerne||13 ||Explosion||1915 |- |10-Apr-1947||[[Space:Schooley_Mine_Disaster|Schooley]]||Wyoming, PA||Luzerne||10 ||Explosion||1947 |- |4-Feb-1891||[[Space:Spring_Mountain_No._1_Mine_Disaster|Spring Mountain No. 1]]||Jeanesville, PA||Luzerne||13 ||Inundation||1891 |- |6-Aug-1906||[[Space:Susquehanna_No._7_Mine_Disaster|Susquehanna No. 7]]||Nanticoke, PA||Luzerne||6 ||Explosion||1906 |- |2-Apr-1890||[[Space:Susquehanna_No._8_Mine_Disaster|Susquehanna No. 8]]||Nanticoke, PA||Luzerne||5 ||Explosion||1890 |- |28-Jun-1896||[[Space:Twin_Mine_Disaster|Twin]]||Pittston, PA||Luzerne||58 ||Roof Fall||1896 |- |28-Aug-1908||[[Space:Warrior_Run_Mine_Disaster|Warrior Run]]||Wilkes-Barre, PA||Luzerne||6 ||Mine Cars Accident||1908 |- |11-Aug-1885||[[Space:West_End_Mine_Disaster|West End]]||Mocanaqua, PA||Luzerne||10 ||Asphyxiation||1885 |- |27-May-1871||[[Space:West_Pittston_Mine_Disaster|West Pittston]]||West Pittston, PA||Luzerne||20 ||Asphyxiation||1871 |- |8-Aug-1916||[[Space:Woodward_Mine_Disaster|Woodward]]||Edwardsville, PA||Luzerne||6 ||Explosion||1916 |- |21-Aug-1884||Greenback_Buckridge_Mine_Disaster||Shamokin, PA||Northumberland||8 ||Fire||1884 |- |10-Jun-1873||[[Space:Henry_Clay_1873_Mine_Disaster|Henry Clay]]||Shamokin, PA||Northumberland||10 ||Explosion||1873 |- |9-Aug-1928||[[Space:Hillside_No._1_Mine_Disaster|Hillside No. 1]]||South Riverside, PA||Northumberland||5 ||Explosion||1928 |- |1-Apr-1893||[[Space:Neilson_Mine_Disaster|Neilson]]||Shamokin, PA||Northumberland||10 ||Fire||1893 |- |29-May-1931||[[Space:Richards_Colliery_Mine_Disaster|Richards Colliery]]||Mount Carmel, PA||Northumberland||5 ||Explosion||1931 |- |3-May-1880||[[Space:Short_Mountain_Mine_Disaster|Short Mountain]]||Shamokin, PA||Northumberland||5 ||Explosion||1880 |- |1-Oct-1887||[[Space:Bast_Mine_Disaster|Bast]]||Big Mine Run, PA||Schuylkill||5 ||Asphyxiation||1887 |- |9-Nov-1900||[[Space:Buck_Mountain_Mine_Disaster|Buck Mountain]]||Mahanoy City, PA||Schuylkill||7 ||Explosion||1900 |- |6-Apr-1885||[[Space:Cuyler_Mine_Disaster|Cuyler]]||Raven Run, PA||Schuylkill||10 ||Roof Fall||1885 |- |2-Aug-1913||[[Space:East_Brookside_Mine_Disaster|East Brookside]]||Tower City, PA||Schuylkill||20 ||Explosion||1913 |- |21-Jan-1935||[[Space:Gilberton_1935_Mine_Disaster|Gilberton]]||Gilberton, PA||Schuylkill||13 ||Explosion||1935 |- |10-Aug-1870||[[Space:Heins_and_Glassmire_Mine_Disaster|Heins and Glassmire]]||Middleport, PA||Schuylkill||9 ||Hoisting Accident||1870 |- |27-Mar-1952||[[Space:Holmes_Slope_Mine_Disaster|Holmes Slope]]||Minersville, PA||Schuylkill||5 ||Inundation||1952 |- |9-May-1889||[[Space:Kaska_William_1889_Mine_Disaster|Kaska William]]||Middleport, PA||Schuylkill||10 ||Hoisting Accident||1889 |- |24-May-1882||[[Space:Kohinoor_Mine_Disaster|Kohinoor]]||Shenandoah, PA||Schuylkill||5 ||Explosion||1882 |- |20-Apr-1892||[[Space:Lytle_1892_Mine_Disaster|Lytle]]||Minersville, PA||Schuylkill||10 ||Inundation||1892 |- |2-Oct-1871||[[Space:Parrish_No._9_Mine_Disaster|Parrish No. 9]]||Branch Dale, PA||Schuylkill||5 ||Explosion||1871 |- |1-Mar-1977||[[Space:Porter_Tunnel_Mine_Disaster|Porter Tunnel]]||Tower City, PA||Schuylkill||9 ||Inundation||1977 |- |29-Aug-1870||[[Space:Preston_No._3_Mine_Disaster|Preston No. 3]]||Girardville, PA||Schuylkill||7 ||Hoisting Accident||1870 |- |6-May-1926||[[Space:Randolph_Colliery_Mine_Disaster|Randolph Colliery]]||Port Carbon, PA||Schuylkill||5 ||Explosion||1926 |- |23-Oct-1891||[[Space:Richardson_Mine_Disaster|Richardson]]||Glen Carbon, PA||Schuylkill||7 ||Asphyxiation||1891 |- |19-Feb-1847||[[Space:Spencer_Mine_Disaster|Spencer]]||Pottsville, PA||Schuylkill||7 ||Explosion||1847 |- |27-Apr-1938||[[Space:St._Clair_No._1_Slope_Mine_Disaster|St. Clair No. 1 Slope]]||Pottsville, PA||Schuylkill||8 ||Explosion||1938 |- |23-Jul-1892||[[Space:York_Farm_Mine_Disaster|York Farm]]||Pottsville, PA||Schuylkill||15 ||Explosion||1892 |} ==Sources== Pennsylvania E-Cards
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Here are vintage postcards and other images from the Keystone State that can be sent as '''Pennsylvania e-cards'''. Also see the collection of [[Space:Philadelphia E-Cards|Philadelphia e-cards]]. All e-cards are WikiTree are 100% free. There are no pop-ups or spammy gimmicks. E-mail addresses from cards aren't saved. To send a card, simply click a "'''send as e-card'''" link below an image to the right. [[Category:E-Cards]] [[Category:Eastern US E-Cards]] [[Category:Pennsylvania]] [[Category: Pennsylvania Images]]
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[[Category:Pennsylvania Project]] {{United States|sub-project=Pennsylvania}} == Pennsylvania Frontier, 1750 == {{Pennsylvania Sticker|an early settler in Pennsylvania}} The goal of this project is to document a few historically interesting areas of Pennsylvania in the years from 1750 to about 1763. Pennsylvania was expanding, people were moving north and west from Philadelphia into land that was mostly just forest, at the same time the Indians that inhabited the land weren't always happy about having new neighbors. Pennsylvania built and stocked a number of forts to try to keep settlers safe when the Indians went on the warpath, a line of forts was built south of the Blue Mountain from the Delaware River to the Susquehanna River and a lot of families lost loved ones in the 1750s to Indian raids in the area. I'm going to be focusing, at least for now, on an area from present day Lehighton to Stroudsburg to Easton then to Allentown as there were a number of families that later came to Luzerne County and [[Space:Nescopeck%2CLuzerne_Co%2CPa|Nescopeck Twp]] from that area that lost family members. This area includes past and present villages of Ballietsville, Danielsville, Slatington, Egypt, Gnaddenhutten (Lehighton), Neffs, Old Zionsville and many others. I'd also like to consolidate, as much as possible, the early church records and land records for that area and hopefully generate a list of people who lost their lives while living there. Right now this project just has one member, me. I am [[Smith-121775|Butch Smith]]. Here are some of the tasks that I think need to be done. I'll be working on them, and could use your help. * Add records for churches in the area * Document forts that were in the area and add names of people who manned the forts * Categorize people who lost their lives Will you join me? Please post a comment here on this page, in [https://www.WikiTree.com/g2g G2G] using the project tag, or [https://www.WikiTree.com/index.php?title=Special:PrivateMessage&who=15444179 send me a private message]. Thanks! == History of the Area == It has been written that [[Lenape-8|Joseph Nutimus]] was the Indian chief who called the area north of present day Allentown home when, after the Walking Purchase in 1737, the Indians weren't happy with the outcome and left the land to move [[Space:Nescopeck%2CLuzerne_Co%2CPa|north]]. At the same time the French were arming and inciting the Indians to try to stop the settlers from moving any further, this was the beginnings of what could most likely be referred to as the first world war, but we know it now as the French and Indian War. People started expanding out from Philadelphia by the early 1700s,I believe,at least for a few years they lived in harmony with the tribes but by the 1750s the Indians were causing the settlers some grief and by about 1754 or 1755 the state government directed Benjamin Franklin to undertake erecting forts for people to seek safety when the Indians attacked. == People Who Were Kidnapped == == People Who Were Killed == * [[Bittenbender-8|Johann Conrad Bittenbender]] near Fort Hamilton *[[Custer-244|George Custer]] near Lehighton *[[Balliet-14|Anna Maria Alleman]] near Deshlers ==Moravians== * https://explorepahistory.com/story.php?storyId=1-9-5&chapter=1 == Area Church Records == *[https://www.familysearch.org/library/books/records/item/182853-pennsylvania-archives-sixth-series-vol-6?viewer=1&offset=0#page=7&viewer=picture&o=&n=0&q= Egypt Church baptisms starting in 1734] *[http://pagenweb.org/~lehigh/Churches/SCHLOSSER%27S%20OR%20UNION%20REFORMED%20CHURCH.pdf Schlossers or Union Reform Church] *[https://www.moravianchurcharchives.org/ Moravian Church Records] == Cemeteries == *[[Space:Neffs_Union_Cemetery|Neffs Union Cemetery]] ==Forts== *[http://www.usgwarchives.net/pa/1pa/1picts/frontierforts/ff9.html Fort Allen,Weissport/Lehighton/Gnadenhutton] *[http://www.usgwarchives.net/pa/1pa/1picts/frontierforts/ff8.html Deshlers Fort Coplay,Egypt,Ballietsville] *[http://www.usgwarchives.net/pa/1pa/1picts/frontierforts/ff12.html Rose Inn and Fort Hamilton,Stroudsburg] *[http://www.usgwarchives.net/pa/1pa/1picts/frontierforts/ff1.html Fort Harris,Fort Hunter,Harrisburg] *[http://www.usgwarchives.net/pa/1pa/1picts/frontierforts/ff13.html Fort Hynshaw,Fort Dupui,Stroudsburg] *[http://www.usgwarchives.net/pa/1pa/1picts/frontierforts/ff10.html Fort Norris,Peter Dolls Blockhouse,Windgap] ==Fort Augusta== Fort Augusta,built in 1756 was north of the Blue Mountain where the branches of the Susquehanna come together at present day Sunbury,it was a big fort,garrisoned by 400 men and was very important to the settlement of the northern branches of the Susquehanna between 1760 and 1800. * https://www.northumberlandcountyhistoricalsociety.org/area-history/fort-augusta-hunter-house * http://www.usgwarchives.net/pa/1pa/1picts/frontierforts/ff14.html ==Military== *[[Weiser-46|Conrad Weiser]] Fort Harris *[[Van_Etten-4|Johannes VanEtten]] Fort Hyndshaw *[[Van_Etten-402|Jan VanEtten]]Fort Hyndshaw == Sources == * [http://www.usgwarchives.net/pa/1pa/1picts/frontierforts/frontierforts.htm In 1896 a Commission was undertaken to locate the locations of the early Frontier Forts,this is a report from that Commision from the US Genweb Archives]
Pennsylvania German Pioneers: A Publication of the Original Lists of Arrivals in the Port of Philadelphia from 1727 to 1808
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[[Category:Pennsylvania, Sources]] [[Category: Sources by Name]] == Pennsylvania German Pioneers: A Publication of the Original Lists of Arrivals in the Port of Philadelphia from 1727 to 1808 == Strassburger, Ralph Beaver, LL.D., ''Pennsylvania German Pioneers, A Publication of the Original Lists of Arrivals In the Port of Philadelphia from 1727 to 1808'', edited by William John Hinke, Ph.D., D.D., Pennsylvania German Society, Norristown, PA, 1934. 3 volumes. Originally published as volumes XLII to XLIV in the series ''Proceedings and addresses (Pennsylvania-German Society)''. '''Description''': * Volume 1, 1727 - 1775: A compilation of the records of immigrants arriving at the Port of Philadelphia who took an oath allegiance because they were not British citizens. * Volume 2, 1727-1775: Images of the signatures of the arrivals documented in Volume 1. * Volume 3, 1785-1808: Lists created in response to a 1785 state law requiring the registration of German passengers arriving at Philadelphia. Also includes indexes to the three volumes. :* Joe Beine, webmaster of germanroots.com, has a nice explanation at https://www.germanroots.com/penngermans.html as to why there is more than one version of some passengers lists. He explains that there were as many as three lists for each ship arriving between 1727 and 1775, but not all lists may have survived. The three lists are the "Captain's List" (the passenger list as prepared by the ship captain), a list of the Oaths of Allegiance to the King, and a list of Oaths of Abjuration from the Pope. '''Source Example''': :: * Strassburger, Ralph Beaver; edited by William John Hinke. ''[[Space:Pennsylvania German Pioneers: A Publication of the Original Lists of Arrivals in the Port of Philadelphia from 1727 to 1808|Pennsylvania German Pioneers: A Publication of the Original Lists of Arrivals in the Port of Philadelphia from 1727 to 1808]]'' (Pennsylvania German Society, Norristown, PA, 1934) '''Citation Example:''' :: Strassburger, Vol. I, pg. 37 [[Special:Whatlinkshere/Space:Pennsylvania German Pioneers: A Publication of the Original Lists of Arrivals in the Port of Philadelphia from 1727 to 1808|WikiTree Profiles that use this source]] ===Available online at these locations:=== Volumes 1, 2, and 3: * https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/006785559/Home Volume 1: * https://archive.org/details/pennsylvaniagerm03penn_2 * https://ia903007.us.archive.org/26/items/pennsylvaniagerm03penn_2/pennsylvaniagerm03penn_2.pdf * https://search.ancestry.com/search/db.aspx?dbid=48379 - Requires paid subscription Volume 2: * https://archive.org/details/pennsylvaniagerm04penn_1 Volume 3: * https://archive.org/details/pennsylvaniagerm05penn_1 * https://search.ancestry.com/search/db.aspx?dbid=48380 (identified as Volume 2) - Requires paid subscription.
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[[Category: Pennsylvania, Mining Disasters]] [[Project:Disasters|Disasters]] | [[Space:Mining_Disasters|Mining Disasters]] | [[Space:United_States_Mining_Disasters|United States Mining Disasters]] |Pennsylvania Mining Pennsylvania Mining is the History, Information, and Resource page for the State of '''Pennsylvania''' in the '''United States''', in the [[Space:Northeast_United_States_Mining_Disasters_Team|Northeast United States Team]] of the Disasters project. == Pennsylvania Mining == : Bituminous coal has been mined in Pennsylvania since the late 1700s."PA Mining History" ([https://www.dep.pa.gov/Business/Land/Mining/Pages/PA-Mining-History.aspx DEP.PA.gov]), viewed 3 March 2020. By 1830 more than 400 tons a day of bituminous coal were consumed in Pittsburgh for both domestic and industrial use. The original mines used horses and wagons to haul the coal from the mines. === Mining Disasters in Pennsylvania === 114 of the 189 coal mining disasters occurred in the Anthracite Pennsylvania Coal Region. For more information on the region, please see [[Space:Pennsylvania_Coal_Region_One_Place_Study|Pennsylvania Coal Region]]. {| border="1" cellpadding="8" ! align="center" style="background:#B5B5B5;"|'''Worst Mining Disasters in Pennsylvania''' {| border="1" cellpadding="8" |- style="background-color: #B5B5B5; height: 20px;" ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|'''Date''' ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|'''Mine''' ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|'''Location''' ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|'''Deaths''' ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|'''Cause''' |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|19 Dec 1907 ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|[[Space:Darr_Mine_Disaster_1907|Darr Mine]] ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Van Meter, Pennsylvania ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|239 ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Explosion |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|19 May 1928 ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|[[Space:Mather_Mine_Disaster_1928|Mather Mine]] ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Mather, Pennsylvania ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|195 ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Explosion |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|25 Jan 1904 ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|[[Space:Harwick_Mine_Disaster_1904|Harwick Mine]] ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Cheswick, Pennsylvania ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|179 ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Explosion |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|28 Nov 1908 ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|[[Space:Rachel_and_Agnes_Coal_Mine_Disaster_1908|Rachel and Agnes Mine]] ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Marianna, Pennsylvania ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|154 ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Explosion |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|10 Jul 1902 ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|[[Space:Rolling_Mill_Mine_Disaster_1902|Rolling Hill Mine]] ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Johnstown, Pennsylvania ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|112 ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Explosion |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|6 Sep 1869 ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|[[Space:Avondale_Mine_Disaster_1869|Avondale Mine]] ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Plymouth, Pennsylvania ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|110 ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Fire |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|27 Jan 1891 ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|[[Space:Mammoth_Coal_Mine_Disaster_1891|Mammoth Mine]] ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Mount Pleasant, Pennsylvania ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|109 ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Explosion |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|23 Apr 1913 ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|[[Space:Cincinnati_Mine_Disaster_1913|Cincinnati Mine]] ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Finleyville, Pennsylvania ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|97 ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Explosion |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|5 Jun 1919 ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|[[Space:Baltimore_Tunnel_No._2_Mine_Disaster_1919|Baltimore Tunnel No. 2 Mine]] ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|92 ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Explosion |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|6 Nov 1922 ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|[[Space:Reilly No. 1 Mine Disaster 1922|Reilly No. 1 Mine]] ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Spangler, Pennsylvania ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|77 ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Explosion |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|7 Apr 1911 ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|[[Space:Price-Pancoast_Mine_Disaster_1911|Price-Pancoast Mine]] ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Throop, Pennsyvania ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|73 ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Fire |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|15 Jul 1940 ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|[[Space:Sonman_Mine_Disaster_1940|Sonman Mine]] ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Portage, Pennsylvania ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|63 ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Explosion |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|28 Jun 1896 ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|[[Space:Twin_Mine_Disaster_1896|Twin Mine]] ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Pittson, Pennsylvania ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|58 ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Cave-in |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|21 Mar 1929 ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|[[Space:Kinloch_Mine_Disaster_1929|Kinloch Mine]] ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Parnassus, Pennsylvania ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|45 ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Explosion |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|26 Aug 1926 ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|[[Space:Clymer_No._1_Mine_Disaster_1926|Clymer No. 1 Mine]] ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Clymer, Pennsylvania ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|44 ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Explosion |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|26 Jan 1924 ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|[[Space:Lancashire_No._18_Mine_Disaster_1924|Lancashire No. 18 Mine]] ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Shankstown, Pennsylvania ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|36 ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Explosion |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|1 Dec 1907 ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|[[Space:Naomi_Mine_Disaster_1907|Naomi Mine]] ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Fayette City, Pennsylvania ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|34 ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Explosion |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|16 Jun 1890 ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|[[Space:Hill_Farm_Mine_Disaster_1890|Hill Farm Mine]] ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Dunbar, Pennsylvania ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|31 ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Explosion |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|11 Feb 1916 ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|[[Space:Ernest_No._2_Mine_Disaster_1916|Ernest No. 2 Mine]] ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Ernest, Pennsylvania ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|27 ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Explosion |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|15 May 1890 ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|[[Space:Jersey_No._8_Mine_Disaster_1890|Jersey No. 8 Mine]] ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Ashley, Pennsylvania ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|26 ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Explosion |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|18 Dec 1885 ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|[[Space:Nanticoke_No._1_Mine_Disaster_1885|Nanticoke No. 1 Mine]] ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Nanticoke, Pennsylvania ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|26 ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Cave-in |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|2 Feb 1922 ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|[[Space:Gates_No._2_Mine_Disaster_1922|Gates No. 2 Mine]] ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Brownsville, Pennsylvania ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|25 ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Explosion |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|23 Jun 1909 ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|[[Space:Lackawanna_No._4_Mine_Disaster_1909|Lackawanna No. 4 Mine]] ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Wehrum, Pennsylvania ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|21 ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Explosion |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|15 Jul 1911 ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|[[Space:Sykesville_Mine_Disaster_1911|Sykesville Mine]] ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Sykesville, Pennsylvania ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|21 ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Explosion |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|13 Feb 1926 ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|[[Space:Horning_No._4_Mine_Disaster_1926|Horning No. 4 Mine]] ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Horning, Pennsylvania ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|20 ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Explosion |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|22 May 1871 ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|[[Space:West_Pittston_Mine_Disaster_1871|West Pittston Mine]] ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|West Pittston, Pennsylvania ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|20 ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Fire |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|2 Aug 1913 ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|[[Space:East_Brookside_Mine_Disaster_1913|East Brookside Mine]] ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Tower City, Pennsylvania ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|20 ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Explosion |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|23 Dec 1899 ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|[[Space:Braznell_Mine_Disaster_1899|Braznell Mine]] ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Brownsville, Pennsylvania ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|19 ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Explosion |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|20 Feb 1884 ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|[[Space:West_Leisenring_Mine_Disaster_1884|West Leisenring Mine]] ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|West Leisenring, Pennsylvania ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|19 ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Explosion |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|10 Jun 1901 ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|[[Space:Port_Royal_No._2_Mine_Disaster_1901|Port Royal No. 2 Mine]] ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Port Royal, Pennsylvania ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|19 ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Explosion |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|31 Aug 1915 ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|[[Space:Orenda_Mine_Disaster_1915|Orenda Mine]] ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Boswell, Pennsylvania ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|19 ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Explosion |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|3 Nov 1888 ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|[[Space:Kettle_Creek_Mine_Disaster_1888|Kettle Creek Mine]] ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Westport, Pennsylvania ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|17 ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Dynamite explosion |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|21 Nov 1903 ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|[[Space:Ferguson_Mine_Disaster_1903|Ferguson Mine]] ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Connellsville, Pennsylvania ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|17 ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Explosion |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|14 Aug 1871 ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|[[Space:Eagle_Shaft_Mine_Disaster_1871|Eagle Shaft Mine]] ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Pittston, Pennsylvania ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|17 ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Explosion |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|23 Jul 1892 ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|[[Space:York_Farm_Mine_Disaster_1892|York Farm Mine]] ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Pottsville, Pennsylvania ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|15 ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Explosion |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|24 Jul 1912 ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|[[Space:Superba_Mine_Disaster_1912|Superba Mine]] ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Evans Station, Pennsylvania ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|14 ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Inundation |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|27 Oct 1884 ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|[[Space:Youngstown_Mine_Disaster_1884|Youngstown Mine]] ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Uniontown, Pennsylvania ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|14 ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Explosion |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|12 Jan 1846 ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|[[Space:Delaware-Hudson_Mine_Disaster_1846|Delaware-Hudson Mine]] ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Carbondale, Pennsylvania ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|14 ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Roof fall |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|6 Jun 1924 ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|[[Space:Loomis_Mine_Disaster_1924|Loomis Mine]] ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|14 ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Gas explosion |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|13 Mar 1917 ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|[[Space:Henderson_No._1_Mine_Disaster_1917|Henderson No. 1 Mine]] ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Hendersonville, Pennsylvania ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|14 ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Gas explosions |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|24 Sep 1943 ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|[[Space:Primrose_Mine_Disaster_1943|Primrose Mine]] ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Minersville, Pennsylvania ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|14 ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Explosion |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|23 Mar 1896 ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|[[Space:Berwind_Mine_Disaster_1896|Berwind Mine]] ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|DuBois, Pennsylvania ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|13 ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Explosion |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|27 Apr 1905 ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|[[Space:Eleanora_Mine_Disaster_1905|Eleanora Mine]] ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|DuBois, Pennsylvania ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|13 ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Explosion |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|15 Aug 1928 ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|[[Space:Irvona_No._3_Mine_Disaster_1928|Irvonia No. 3 Mine]] ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Coalport, Pennsylvania ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|13 ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Explosion |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|9 Dec 1914 ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|[[Space:Tripp_Mine_Disaster_1914|Tripp Mine]] ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Scranton, Pennsylvania ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|13 ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Hoisting accident |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|31 Oct 1909 ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|[[Space:Franklin_No._2_Mine_Disaster_1909|Franklin No. 2 Mine]] ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Johnstown, Pennsylvania ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|13 ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Explosion |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|13 Feb 1894 ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|[[Space:Gaylord_Mine_Disaster_1894|Gaylord Mine]] ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Plymouth, Pennsylvania ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|13 ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Roof fall |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|17 Feb 1915 ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|[[Space:Prospect_Mine_Disaster_1915|Prospect Mine]] ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|13 ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Gas explosion |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|4 Feb 1891 ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|[[Space:Spring_Mountain_No._1_Mine_Disaster_1891|Spring Mountain No. 1 Mine]] ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Jeanesville, Pennsylvania ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|13 ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Inundation |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|21 Jan 1935 ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|[[Space:Gilberton_Mine_Disaster_1935|Gilberton Mine]] ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Gilberton,Pennsylvania ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|13 ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Gas explosion |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|5 Feb 1910 ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|[[Space:Ernest_No._2_Mine_Disaster_1910|Ernest No. 2 Mine]] ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Ernest, Pennsylvania ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|12 ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Explosion |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|26 Nov 1886 ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|[[Space:Conyngham_Colliery_Disaster_1886|Conyngham Mine]] ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|12 ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Gas explosion |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|12 May 1908 ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|[[Space:Mount_Lookout_Mine_Disaster_1908|Mount Lookout Mine]] ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Wyoming, Pennsylvania ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|12 ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Gas explosion |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|20 Feb 1928 ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|[[Space:Kinloch_Mine_Disaster_1928|Kinloch Mine]] ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Parnassus, Pennsylvania ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|12 ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Explosion |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|26 Apr 1905 ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|[[Space:Conyngham_Mine_Disaster_1905|Conyngham Mine]] ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|10 ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Gas explosion |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|12 Jan 1938 ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|[[Space:Harwick_Mine_Disaster_1938|Harwick Mine]] ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Harwick, Pennsylvania ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|10 ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Explosion |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|25 Jul 1924 ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|[[Space:Gates_No._1_Mine_Disaster_1924|Gates No. 1 Mine]] ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Brownsville, Pennsylvania ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|10 ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Explosion |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|2 Nov 1904 ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|[[Space:Auchincloss_Mine_Disaster_1904|Auchincloss Mine]] ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Nanticoke, Pennsylvania ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|10 ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Hoisting accident |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|25 May 1928 ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|[[Space:Baltimore_No._5_Mine_Disaster_1928|Baltimore No. 5 Mine]] ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|10 ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Explosion |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|2 Jun 1938 ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|[[Space:Butler_Slope_Mine_Disaster_1938|Butler Slope Mine]] ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Pittston, Pennsylvania ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|10 ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Explosion |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|3 Aug 1925 ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|[[Space:Dorrance_Mine_Disaster_1925|Dorrance Mine]] ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|10 ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Explosion |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|11 Aug 1885 ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|[[Space:West_End_Mine_Disaster_1885|West End Mine]] ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Mocanaqua, Pennsylvania ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|10 ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Gas asphyxiation |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|10 Jun 1873 ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|[[Space:Henry_Clay_Mine_Disaster_1873|Henry Clay Mine]] ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Shamokin, Pennsylvania ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|10 ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Explosion |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|1 Apr 1893 ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|[[Space:Neilson_Mine_Disaster_1893|Neilson Mine]] ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Shamokin, Pennsylvania ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|10 ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Fire |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|6 Apr 1885 ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|[[Space:Cuyler_Mine_Disaster_1885|Cuyler Mine]] ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Raven Run, Pennsylvania ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|10 ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Roof fall |- ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|9 May 1889 ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|[[Space:Kaska_William_Mine_Disaster_1889|Kaska William Mine]] ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Middleport, Pennsylvania ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|10 ! align="left" style="background:#C4A6C4;"|Hoisting accident |- ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|20 Apr 1892 ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|[[Space:Primrose_Mine_Disaster_1892|Primrose Mine]] ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Minersville, Pennsylvania ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|10 ! align="left" style="background:#EADBEA;"|Flooding |} |} ==Sources==
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[[Category:Pennsylvania Railroad]] == Pennsylvania Railroad == According to Wikipedia, "the Pennsylvania Railroad (reporting mark PRR) was an American railroad, founded in 1846. Commonly referred to as the "Pennsy", the PRR was headquartered in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania." ===Railroad Employees=== * [[Davis-57|Roy Davis]] (1895-1960) Also see [[:Category:Railroad_Workers]]
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Pennsylvania Resource Page for WikiTree: '''US Civil War: War Between the States Project''' *[[Project:US_Civil_War:_War_Between_the_States|US Civil War: War Between the States Project Page]] *[https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Space:Civil_War_Project_Resource_Page&public=1 Project Resource Page] [[Category:Pennsylvania]] [[Category:Pennsylvania Genealogy Resources]][[Category: United States of America, United States Civil War]] ==Introduction== From [[Wikipedia: Pennsylvania in the American Civil War]] During the American Civil War, the commonwealth of Pennsylvania played a critical role in the Union, providing a huge supply of military manpower, equipment, and leadership to the Federal government. The state raised over 360,000 soldiers for the Federal armies, and served as a major source of artillery guns, small arms, ammunition, armor for ironclad United States Navy gunboats, and food supplies. The Phoenixville Iron Company by itself produced well over 1,000 cannons, and the Frankford Arsenal was a major supply depot. === Free Sites === *[http://www.pacivilwar.com/cardfile.html Pennsylvania Civil War Soldier Card Index File] :These 3" x 5" cards were initially prepared to serve as an index to Samuel P. Bates' "History of Pennsylvania Volunteers, 1861-1865" (Harrisburg, 1869-1871). The Office of the Adjutant General later expanded the scope of the cards by transcribing onto them data found on the original Civil War Muster Rolls and Related Records. ''Thanks to [[Jones-7503 | Ray Jones]] for this resource.'' *[http://www.pacivilwar.com/pow/ Pennsylvania Volunteers Civil War Troop Rosters] *[http://www.portal.state.pa.us/portal/server.pt/community/military_records/3186/civil_war/388406 PA Civil War Military Records State Portal] *[http://genpa.org/collection/pennsylvania-civil-war-conscientious-objectors PA Civil War Conscientious Objectors] *[http://hsp.org/collections/catalogs-research-tools/subject-guides/civil-war-resources Pennsylvania Historical Society] *[http://www.pacivilwartrails.com/ PA Civil War Trails] *[http://www.libraries.psu.edu/psul/digital/civilwar.html The Civil War Collection from Penn State University] *[http://www.cwrtgettysburg.org/ The Civil War Roundtable at Gettysburg] ==== Union ==== *[http://www.paduvcw.com/ PA Daughters of Union Veterans] *[http://pasuvcw.org/ PA Sons of Union Veterans] *[http://familysearch.org/learn/wiki/en/Union_Veterans'_and_Lineage_Society_Records Union Veterans and Lineage Society] *[http://www.pacivilwar.com/cwpa96pow.html PA Civil War Prisoners at Andersonville and Libby] ====Confederate==== *[https://familysearch.org/catalog/search Family Search: Krick, Robert K. The Gettysburg Death Roster: The Confederate Dead at Gettysburg. Second Edition] Dayton, Ohio: Morningside Bookshop, 1985. (FHL book 974.842/GI V2K 1985.) Alphabetical by name. Some entries list rank. Also lists company and regiment. *[http://www.nps.gov/gett/historyculture/upload/Vert-File-07-index.pdf Index to Vertical Files, Drawer 7: Medical, Burial, and Prisoners of War Gettysburg National Military Park Library and Research Center] *Wasted Valor: The Confederate Dead at Gettysburg by Gregory A. Coco (Thomas Publications, Gettysburg, PA,1990) === Paid Sites === [http://www.civilwardata.com/ American Civil War Database] Annual Membership $25, Visitor Pass $10. Free demo available. [http://www.fold3.com/ Fold3] Annual Membership, $79.95. Coupons and discounts are available online for certain groups, including veterans. An Ancestry site. Has many military record images (not all), census records. Navagation/searches can be difficult. Record images are very good. [http://go.fold3.com/special/?iid=446 7 Day Free Trial] could be used if you amass a number of searches and complete them at one time. NOTE: Check the project page for members who are willing to do a look up based upon their membership. === Categories Existing on WikiTree === ==== Pennsylvania POW Camps ==== *[http://www.pacivilwar.com/pow/ Pennsylvania POW Camps] ==== Cemeteries ==== *[[:Category: Pennsylvania, Cemeteries|Pennsylvania, Cemeteries]] ==== Pennsylvania Units UNION ==== *[[:Category: Pennsylvania, United States Civil War|USA Units Pennsylvania]] === Cemeteries === *[http://www.nps.gov/history/nr/travel/national_cemeteries/Pennsylvania/Allegheny_Cemetery_Soldiers_Lots.html Allegheny Cemetery Soldier's Lot] [http://www.nps.gov/history/nr/travel/national_cemeteries/list_of_sites.html NPS National Cemeteries List] *[http://www.nps.gov/history/nr/travel/national_cemeteries/Pennsylvania/Ashland_Cemetery_Soldiers_Lot.html Ashland Cemetery Soldier's Lot] *[http://www.nps.gov/history/nr/travel/national_cemeteries/Pennsylvania/Gettysburg_National_Cemetery.html Gettysburg National Cemetery] *[http://www.nps.gov/history/nr/travel/national_cemeteries/Pennsylvania/Mount_Moriah_Cemetery_Naval_Plot_and_Soldiers_Lot.html Mount Moriah Cemetery Naval Plot and Soldier's Lot] *[http://www.nps.gov/history/nr/travel/national_cemeteries/Pennsylvania/Philadelphia_National_Cemetery.html Philadelphia National Cemetery] *[http://www.nps.gov/history/nr/travel/national_cemeteries/Pennsylvania/Prospect_Hill_Cemetery_Soldiers_Lot.html Prospect Hill a Cemetery Soldier's Lot] *[http://www.nps.gov/civilwar/search-cemeteries.htm National Parks Service] records search for national cemeteries. *[http://gravelocator.cem.va.gov/ VA Nationwide Gravesite Locator] [[Image:Paula s Sources-12.gif]] === Conflicts in Pennsylvania === ====Gettysburg==== :''More than 165,000 soldiers fought in the Civil War's bloodiest battle''[http://www.familytreemagazine.com/Article/researching-gettysburg-soldiers Family Tree Magazine Seven Steps to Trace Gettysburg Ancestors]. *[http://www.nps.gov/hps/abpp/battles/pa002.htm NPS Battle Summary: Gettysburg] *[http://www.familytreemagazine.com/Article/researching-gettysburg-soldiers Family Tree Magazine Seven Steps to Trace Gettysburg Ancestors] *[http://www.genealogystories.net/account_of_hugh_ziegler.html Genealogy Stories: A Remembrance of the Battle of Gettysburg] *[http://www.visit-gettysburg.com/civil-war-genealogy.html Gettysburg Civil War Genealogy] *[http://www.visit-gettysburg.com/gettysburg-battlefields.html The Gettysburg Battlefields] *[http://www.virtualgettysburg.com/index.html Virtual Gettysburg - Bringing the Battlefield to Life] : Battlefields: :: [http://www.visit-gettysburg.com/gettysburg-peach-orchard.html The Peach Orchard of Gettysburg] :: [http://www.visit-gettysburg.com/the-gettysburg-wheatfield.html The Wheat Field Battle Scene] :: [http://www.visit-gettysburg.com/devils-den-in-gettysburg.html Devil's Den Rock Outcropping] :: [http://www.visit-gettysburg.com/bloody-run-at-gettysburg.html Bloody Run Stream] :: [http://www.visit-gettysburg.com/little-round-top-in-gettysburg.html Little Round Top Hill] ====Hanover==== *[http://www.nps.gov/hps/abpp/battles/pa001.htm NPS Battle Summary: Hanover] *[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Hanover Wikipedia Battle of Hanover] *[http://www.civilwaralbum.com/misc7/hanover1.htm Civil War Album Battle of Hanover Photos] *[http://www.pacivilwartrails.com/stories/tales/battle-of-hanover Battle of Hanover Civil War Trails] *[http://thomaslegion.net/battleofhanover.html Battle of Hanover Thomas' Legion] [[Image:Paula s Sources-12.gif]] === Flags === *[http://www.pacivilwarflags.org/ PA Civil War Flags] === Maps === *[http://www.civilwar.org/battlefields/gettysburg/maps/gettysburg-animated-map/ Battle of Gettysburg Animated Map] === Medals === *[http://www.homeofheroes.com/moh/states/pa.html PA Medal of Honor Recipients] :With more than 10% of the total Medals of Honor ever awarded, Pennsylvania is second only to New York for most MOH recipients. === Museums === *[http://civilwarmuseumphila.org/ Civil War Museum of Philadelphia] *[http://www.pacivilwar.com/county/dauphin.html National Civil War Museum] *[http://www.pacivilwartrails.com/resources/gigapan/the-national-civil-war-museum-east-facade-with-susquehanna-river-gap-beyond Susquehanna Civil War Museum] === Timeline: PENNSYLVANIA === *'''December 20, 1860''' — South Carolina Secedes *'''April 12, 1861 – April 13, 1861''' — Confederate Forces Fire on Fort Sumter *'''April 18, 1861''' — Camp Curtin Opens[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Camp_Curtin Wikipedia, ''Camp Curtin''] *'''March 1862 – July 1862''' — Peninsula Campaign *'''July 29, 1862''' — Camp Luzerne Opens[http://citizensvoice.com/arts-living/life-at-camp-luzerne-1.1369223 ''Life at Camp Luzerne'', by William C. Kashatus] *'''September 17, 1862''' — Explosion at Allegheny Arsenal *'''June 26, 1863''' — Camp William Penn Opens *'''June 28, 1863''' — The Surrender of York *'''July 1, 1863 – July 3, 1863''' — Battle of Gettysburg *'''November 19, 1863''' — The Gettysburg Address *'''July 30, 1864''' — The Burning of Chambersburg[http://pacivilwar150.com/Understand/Timeline Timeline: Pennsylvania in the Civil War] === County Resources === ====Adams==== *[http://www.pacivilwar.com/county/adams.html Adams County Civil War Links] *[http://www.civilwar.org/battlefields/gettysburg.html Battlefields: Gettysburg] *[http://www.pacivilwar.com/medalofhonor/adams.html Adams County Medal of Honor Recipients] *[[Space:Gettysburg_July_1863_Residents|Gettysburg July 1863 Residents]] ====Allegheny==== *[http://resources.rootsweb.ancestry.com/USA/PA/Allegheny/ Allegheny County Resources RootsWeb] ====Armstrong==== *[http://www.pacivilwar.com/county/armstrong.html Armstrong County Civil War Rosters] ====Beaver==== *[http://resources.rootsweb.ancestry.com/USA/PA/Beaver/ Beaver County Resources RootsWeb] *[http://www.bchistory.org/beavercounty/BeaverCountyTopical/Wars/BCCivilWarMF88.html Beaver County, PA Civil War History] *[http://www.pacivilwar.com/medalofhonor/beaver.html Beaver County Civil War Medal of Honor Recipients] ====Bedford==== *[http://www.bedfordpahistory.com/ Bedford County Historical Society] *[http://www.pacivilwar.com/county/bedford.html Bedford County Civil War Rosters] ====Berks==== *[http://www.pacivilwar.com/county/berks.html Berks County Civil War Rosters] ====Blair==== *[https://m.facebook.com/pages/Blair-County-Civil-War-150/156037531127481?id=156037531127481&_rdr Blair County Civil War 150 Facebook] *[http://www.pacivilwar.com/county/blair.html Blair County Civil War Rosters] ====Bradford==== *[http://www.pacivilwar.com/county/bradford.html Bradford County in the Civil War] *[http://genforum.genealogy.com/pa/bradford/ Bradford County Genealogy] *[http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=vcsr&GSvcid=215442 Find A Grave Bradford County Civil War Soldiers] ====Bucks==== *[http://www.civilwarmuseumdoylestown.org/buckscivilwar.html Bucks County Civil War Museum] ====Butler==== *[http://www.pacivilwar.com/county/butler.html Butler County Civil War Rosters] *[http://familysearch.org/learn/wiki/en/Butler_County,_Pennsylvania Butler County Civil War Rosters] ====Cambria==== *[http://www.pacivilwar.com/county/cambria.html Cambria County Civil War Rosters] ====Cameron==== *[http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~pacamero/civilwar.html Cameron County, PA in the Civil War] ====Carbon==== *[http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~carbdat/ccdp_indx.htm Carbon County Civil War Rosters] ====Centre==== *[http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~pacentre/rlb/civil1a.htm Centre County, PA Civil War Burials] *[http://www.pacivilwar.com/county/centre.html Centre County Civil War Rosters] ====Chester==== *[http://www.civilwarphilly.net/findingaids/chestercounty.html Chester County Historical Society] ====Clarion==== *[http://www.pacivilwar.com/county/clarionhistory.html Soldiers of Clarion In the Rebellion] ====Clearfield==== *[http://www.pacivilwar.com/county/clearfield.html Clearfield County Civil War Rosters] ====Clinton==== *[http://www.pacivilwar.com/county/clinton.html Clinton County Civil War Rosters] ====Columbia==== *[http://www.columbiapa.net/history/ Columbia Civil War History] *[https://muse.jhu.edu/book/21949 Fishing Creek Confederacy]Richard A. Sauers and Peter Tomasak. The Fishing Creek Confederacy: A Story of Civil War Draft Resistance. Columbia: University of Missouri Press, 2012. https://muse.jhu.edu/ (accessed April 18, 2016). ====Crawford==== *[https://familysearch.org/learn/wiki/en/Crawford_County,_Pennsylvania Crawford County, PA in the Civil War] ====Cumberland==== *[http://cumberlandcivilwar.com/union-soldiers-%E2%80%93-cumberland-county-pennsylvania/ Cumberland Civil War Union Soldiers] *[http://www.pacivilwar.com/county/cumberland.html Cumberland County Civil War Rosters] ====Dauphin==== *[http://www.pacivilwar.com/county/dauphin.html Dauphin County Civil War Soldiers] *[http://www.pacivilwar.com/county/dauphin.html National Civil War Museum] *[http://www.harrisburgcwrt.org/ Harrisburg Civil War Roundtable] ====Delaware==== *[http://www.pacivilwar.com/county/delawarehistory.html Delaware County Civil War Rosters] ====Elk==== *[http://www.pacivilwar.com/county/elk.html Elk County Civil War Rosters] ====Erie==== *[http://www.eriecountyhistory.org/?s=civil+war Erie County Historical Society] *[http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~paerie/military/militaryindex.htm Erie Count Military Index] *[http://www.eriecountyhistory.org/?s=civil+war Erie County, PA Historical Society] ====Fayette==== *[https://familysearch.org/learn/wiki/en/Fayette_County,_Pennsylvania Fayette County Family Search] ====Forest==== *[https://familysearch.org/learn/wiki/en/Forest_County,_Pennsylvania Forest County, PA Civil War Family Search] *[http://www.pa-roots.com/pacw/infantry/paregimentsnew3.html Forest County Civil War Rosters] ====Franklin==== *[https://familysearch.org/learn/wiki/en/Franklin_County,_Pennsylvania Franklin County, PA Family Search] ====Fulton==== *[http://explorepahistory.com/hmarker.php?markerId=1-A-1E3 Gettysburg Campaign] *[https://familysearch.org/learn/wiki/en/Fulton_County,_Pennsylvania Family Search Fulton County] ====Greene==== *[http://www.pacivilwar.com/medalofhonor/greene.html Greene County Medal of Honor Recipients] *[https://m.facebook.com/GreeneCountyPennsylvaniaintheCivilWar?_rdr All Quiet on the Border: Greene County Civil War Facebook] *[http://www.greeneconnections.com/LINKS.html Greene County Genealogy Websites] ====Huntingdon==== *[http://www.pacivilwar.com/county/huntingdon.html Huntingdon County Civil War Rosters] ====Indiana==== *[http://www.pacivilwar.com/county/indiana.html Indiana, PA in the Civil War] ====Jefferson==== *[http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~pajeffer/ RootsWeb Jefferson PA Civil War] ====Juniata==== *[http://pacivilwar150.com/ResourcesFor/HistoryOrganizations Juniata Historical Society] ====Lackawanna==== *[http://www.pacivilwar.com/county/lackawanna.html Lackawanna PA Civil War] ====Lancaster==== *[http://www.padutchcountry.com/members/national_civil_war_museum_the.asp National Civil War Museum] ====Lawrence==== *[http://www.pacivilwar.com/county/lawrence.html Lawrence County Civil War Rosters] ====Lebanon==== *[http://hsp.org/staff Civil War Documents and Newspapers] ====Lehigh==== *[http://www.pacivilwar.com/county/lehighhistory.html Lehigh County, PA Civil War Rosters] ====Luzerne==== *[http://www.pacivilwar.com/county/luzerne.html Luzerne County, PA Civil War Rosters] ====Lycoming==== *[http://www.pacivilwar.com/county/lycoming.html Lycoming County, PA Volunteers Rosters] ====McKean==== *[http://www.bradfordlandmark.org/surnames_a-b.html McKean County Civil War Database] *[http://www.bradfordlandmark.org/index.php?Civil%20War%20Veterans Bradford Landmark Society, Civil War] *[http://www.visitpa.com/pa/bradford/history-heritage/civil-war-heritage Civil War Heritage] ==== Mercer==== *[http://pacivilwar150.com/resources/organization.aspx?id=4 Mercer County Historical Society] *[http://www.pacivilwar.com/county/mercer.html Mercer County, PA Civil War Rosters] ====Mifflin==== *[https://familysearch.org/learn/wiki/en/Mifflin_County,_Pennsylvania. Family Search Mifflin, PA] *[http://fortmifflin.us/ Fort Mifflin] ====Monroe==== *[https://familysearch.org/learn/wiki/en/Monroe_County,_Pennsylvania Family Search Monroe County Civil War] ====Montgomery==== *[http://www.pacivilwar.com/county/montgomery.html Montgomery County, PA Volunteers Roster] ====Montour==== *[http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~pamcgs/ RootsWeb Montour Historical Society] *[http://www.pacivilwar.com/county/montour.html Montour County, Pennsylvania Volunteers Roster] ====Northampton==== *[http://www.pacivilwar.com/county/northampton.html Northampton County, PA Civil War Volunteers] ====Northumberland==== *[http://familysearch.org/learn/wiki/en/172nd_Regiment,_Pennsylvania_Infantry_(Drafted_Militia) 172nd Infantry] *[http://www.pacivilwar.com/county/northumberland.html Northumberland County, PA Civil War Rosters] ====Perry==== *[http://familysearch.org/learn/wiki/en/Perry_County,_Pennsylvania Perry County, PA Civil War Family Search] ==== Philadelphia==== *[http://civilwarmuseumphila.org/ Civil War Museum of Philadelphia] *[http://www.pacivilwar.com/county/philadelphia.html Philadelphia Volunteers Civil War] ====Pike==== *[http://www.pacivilwar.com/county/pike.html Pike County, PA Civil War Volunteers] *[http://familysearch.org/learn/wiki/en/Pike_County,_Pennsylvania Family Search, Pike, PA] ====Potter==== *[http://www.paintedhills.org/POTTER/Vets_CivilWar_A-I_Potter.htm Potter County, PA Civil War Veterans A - L] *[http://www.pacivilwar.com/county/potter.html Potter County, PA Civil War Volunteers] *[http://familysearch.org/learn/wiki/en/Potter_County,_Pennsylvania Family Search Potter County] ====Schuylkill==== *[http://www.pacivilwar.com/county/schuylkill.html Schuykill Civil War PA Volunteers] ====Snyder==== *[https://familysearch.org/learn/wiki/en/Snyder_County,_Pennsylvania Family Search, Snyder, PA] ====Somerset==== *[http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~pasomers/cwhonor.htm Somerset County, PA Civil War Honor Roll] ====Sullivan==== *[http://www.pacivilwar.com/county/ Sullivan County, PA Civil War Rosters] ====Susquehanna==== *[http://www.pacivilwartrails.com/resources/gigapan/the-national-civil-war-museum-east-facade-with-susquehanna-river-gap-beyond Civil War Museum] *[http://susqcohistsoc.org/exhibits/cw/index.htm Susquehanna Historical Society] ====Tioga==== *[http://www.pacivilwar.com/county/tioga.html Tioga County, PA Civil War Volunteer Rosters] ====Union==== * [http://www.pacivilwar.com/county/union.html Union County, PA Civil War Rosters] ====Venango==== *[http://www.pacivilwar.com/county/venango.html Venango County, PA Civil War Volunteers Roster] ====Warren==== *[http://www.pacivilwar.com/county/warren.html Warren County, PA Civil War Rosters] ====Washington==== *[http://www.chartiers.com/crumrine/civil-index.html Washington County Civil War Rolls] ====Wayne==== *[http://www.pacivilwar.com/county/wayne.html Wayne County, PA Civil War Rosters] ====Westmoreland==== *[http://familysearch.org/learn/wiki/en/Westmoreland_County,_Pennsylvania Westmoreland County Civil War Family Search] ====Wyoming==== *[http://familysearch.org/learn/wiki/en/Wyoming_County,_Pennsylvania Wyoming County, PA Civil War Rosters] ====York ==== *[http://www.nps.gov/history/nr/travel/national_cemeteries/Pennsylvania/Prospect_Hill_Cemetery_Soldiers_Lot.html Prospect Hill Cemetery Soldier's Lot] *[http://www.pacivilwar.com/county/york/ York County, PA Civil War Rosters] == Sources ==
Pension Documents of Jonathan Davis
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Pension Documents of Jonathan Davis and Hannah Parks, along with various notes and research. === PENSION DOCUMENTS of Johathan Davis === : http://revwarapps.org/r2722.pdf : Pension application of Jonathan Davis R2722 Hannah fn38NC : Transcribed by Will Graves 2/20/10 : [Methodology: Spelling, punctuation and/or grammar have been corrected in some instances for ease of reading and to facilitate searches of the database. Also, the handwriting of the original scribes often lends itself to varying interpretations. Users of this database are urged to view the original and to make their own decision as to how to decipher what the original scribe actually wrote. Blanks appearing in the transcripts reflect blanks in the original. Folks are free to make non-commercial use this transcript in any manner they may see fit, but please extend the courtesy of acknowledging the transcriber—besides, if it turns out the transcript contains mistakes, the resulting embarrassment will fall on the transcriber.] : State of Tennessee White County : On this sixteenth day of February 1839, personally appeared before me William Hunter one of the acting Justices of the peace in and for said County ofWhite and State aforesaid -- Hannah Davis a resident of said County and State, aged ninety years the tenth day of the present month: (February) who being first duly sworn according to law, doth on her oath make the following declaration in order to obtain the benefit of the acts of Congress passed the 4th day of July 1836, the 7th day of June 1832 and all other acts of Congress passed for the relief & benefit of the widows of the Soldiers & officers of the revolution -- That she is the widow of Jonathan Davis -- who was a soldier of the revolution as this affiant is informed and believes, her said Husband served a tour of duty, but she cannot now state whether as a Militia man or volunteer nor where he went to, nor who he served under, it was before she was married to him, that she believes he returned home early in the year 1777. That about harvest of that year she was married to Jonathan Davis familiarly and commonly known by the name of Schoolmaster Davis. She will further state, from all that she can learn and remember, Jonathan Davis entered the Army early in the year 1780 as an officer of some kind, and was killed by the British in the battle at Camden on or about the month of October 1780 -- That she in company with Jonathan Davis's mother visited the Battle ground, a few days after the action, and all that they could hear of Jonathan Davis was that he was seen to fall in the Battle to rise no more -- killed. That Jonathan Davis entered the Army from Rowan County State of North Carolina that she has no documentary evidence whereby she can establish her claim for a pension. She cannot state the corps or grade in which he served and that she verily believes, and is well satisfied he was killed in action as stated, She further declares, that she was married to the said Jonathan Davis on or about the first day of July 1777 that her husband the said Jonathan Davis was killed in Battle as before stated at Camden in South Carolina on or about the 16th day of October 1780, and that she has remained a widow ever since that period, as will more fully appear by reference to the proof hereto annexed. Hannah Davis further declares that she had two sons by her marriage with said Johnson, that are now living to wit Augustus Parks Davis, born the 10th day of November 1778 and Jonathan C. Davis born the 28th day of October 1780 -- the last birth took place but a little time after the said Johnson was killed and that said Jonathan entered the Army as well as she can now remember about the first of April 1780 he said he was promised great things if he could go so that I believe he entered the Army for during the war. : Sworn to and subscribed before me on the day and date above written. : S/ William Bruster, JP S/ Hannah Davis, X her mark : [fn p. 36] : State of Tennessee White County: On this second day of April in the year of our Lord 1839 personally appeared before me Benjamine Brown1aged about eighty-seven years in June next who being first duly sworn according to law doth on his oath make the following statement to wit that in the year 1777 Jonathan Davis served a campaign of three months as a private in Capt. James Smith's Company against the British at Cross Creek under Col. Locke with this affiant when this affiant returned home Jonathan Davis returned home also, that in the summer of 1777 -- Jonathan Davis was married as he believes to one Hannah Parks -- being at this time some few miles from this affiant saith Hanna is very old and infirm, this affiant will state that he did not see the said Jonathan & Hannah married, but they all lived not far apart in North Carolina at the time, and the said Jonathan & Hannah passed for man & wife they lived together and were reputed to be such and he never heard a breath of suspicion to the contrary and this affiant verily believes that they were lawfully married & about the first of April 1780, Jonathan Davis again entered the Army as this affiant believes as a Lieut. and as this affiant believes a first Lieut. for the reason that at the place of rendezvous he had the command of the Company in the absence of his Capt. and wanted this affiant to go with him saying that Congress had promised the Army a big bounty and great things & that he was going to fight the enemy till the war was over, for this reason this affiant he believes he went for during the war, again that was the impression made on this affiant's mind from the time he parted with Davis until the present day. Jonathan Davis poor fellow was killed as he believes in the Battle with the British at Camden, the fall after he went to the Army, say in the month of October A.D. 1780. Hannah Davis has lived a widow ever since the death of said Jonathan the said husband, and has two sons Augustine's and Jonathan, Jonathan the Father was an active businessman, well qualified as an English scholar for any ordinary business and society. This affiant cannot now say what officers Jonathan Davis served under the last term -- nor could he say what line. : 1 Sic, Benjamin Brown FPA S3061 : Sworn to & subscribed before me the day & date above written : S/ Wm Hitchcock, JP S/ Benjamin Brown, X his mark : [fn p. 37: on April two, 1839 in White County Tennessee, Jane Brown, 76 last February, wife of Benjamin Brown gave testimony as to her acquaintance with Hannah Davis and her belief that Hannah and Jonathan Davis were lawfully married and that Jonathan Davis was killed as she believes at the battle of Camden by the British in 1780.] : The Amended Declaration of Hannah Davis -- In order to obtain the benefit of the acts of Congress passed for the relief of certain officers & soldiers of the war of the Revolution : State of Tennessee White County: On this fourth day of January in the year of our Lord 1840 personally appeared before me William Bruster one of the acting Justices of the peace in & for said County of White & State aforesaid -- Hannah Davis a resident of said County & State aged ninety-one the 10th day of February next who being first duly sworn according to law doth on her oath make the following amended declaration in order to obtain the benefit of the various acts of Congress passed for the benefit of the officers & soldiers their widows & heirs of the War of the Revolution. : That from her great age the great length of time & loss of memory she will here make the best and most accurate statement she can, She therefore states that she is the widow of Jonathan Davis who was a Soldier of the Continental line of the State of North Carolina in the revolutionary War, and that [he] was killed in the fall say in the month of October 1780. That said Jonathan Davis served a tour of three months in the year 1777 in Capt. James Smith's Company against the British at Cross Creek in the Regiment commanded by Col. Lock [sic, Locke] after his return home and during the harvest of that year (1777) she was married to said Jonathan Davis. That said Jonathan Davis again entered the Continental line of North Carolina as a private soldier for during the war on the first day of April 1780 and was killed in the month of October thereafter she has always or for some time back thought he was killed at Camden South Carolina but of late learning that Battle took place in the month of August 1780 she is satisfied she was not correct for it was after the first of October he was killed. Jonathan Davis lived in Rowan County in the State of North Carolina when he entered the Army. She has no documentary proof in her possession to offer the department in the authentication of her claim. : S/ Hannah Davis, X her mark : Sworn to and subscribed before made this fourth day of January 1840 : S/ Wm Bruster, JP : [fn p. 11: on December 1, 1851, Jonathan C. Davis filed a claim in White County Tennessee seeking the amount due him as an heir of his father Jonathan Davis and his mother Hannah Davis; he states that his mother died November 2, 1840; that his parents have but one son or daughter surviving them and that is this affiant, Jonathan C. Davis; that his mother had applied for but not received her pension as a widow of his father.] : [fn p. 20] : Near Rock Island Tennessee 26 August 1839 : Dear Sir : Yours is at hand, I am certain my Father was killed fighting the British, for his country for my own part, I think from what I have long since been told, that he was under the command of a Col. from South Carolina & that he fell fighting Ferguson, he was an officer of some kind, commissioned or non-commissioned as I believe, he may have fallen at King's Mountain, my Mother visited both places (Camden & Kings Mountain) in search of relations in company with other Whig ladies of that day, you are correct about the date of the battle of Camden, it was the 16th of August. I am sure mother has it all mixed up in her memory from the fact that I had a piece of an old letter that was in the hand writing of my father dated near Cowpens South Carolina 5th of October 1780 -- I am reasonably certain he was not a militia man, I had been told years sense that he entered the Army under the promise of a bounty from Congress -- all this I communicate for the sake of obtaining your kind aid in the investigation of the claim. I am sure no fraud is intended to be committed the truth is all we ask paid us if you please if it is in your power answered this soon if you please. : Yours Respectfully : S/ Jonathan C. Davis : J. L. Edwards, Esqr. : Washington City : [fn p. 21] : State of North Carolina Secretary of State's Office : I William Hill Secretary of State in and for the State of North Carolina, do hereby certify that it appears of record in this Office, that they Warrant issued to the Heirs of Jonathan Davis on the second day of February 1786 for 640 acres of land No. 3458 -- for the services of said Jonathan Davis as a private Soldier in the Continental line of this State in the revolutionary war, which is the quantity aloud by law to a War Soldier, or to the heirs of such as fell in the service of their Country. : Given under my hand this 7th day of October 1839 : S/ Wm Hill === OTHER NOTES === : -------------- : Note: the last document in the Pension Records, does not say who inherited the 640 acres. There is a blurb on a discussion forum (unsourced citation), that it was the brother of Jonathan Davis Sr, and that Hannah Parks Davis was left out of the land inheritance. : -------------- : ===FACTS=== from above Pension documents: : Hannah Parks is the widow of Jonathan Davis. : Hannah's birth: 10 Feb 1749 : Married: on or about the first day of July 1777, about harvest of that year : Hannah died November 2, 1840. : February 1839: Hannah resides in White County, Tennessee : April 1840: Hannah resides in White County, Tennessee : Service (1st tour): year 1777 Jonathan Davis served a campaign of three months as a private in Capt. James Smith's Company against the British at Cross Creek under Col. Locke : Service (2nd tour): about the first of April 1780, Jonathan Davis again entered the Army as this affiant believes as a Lieut. : Jonathan was killed in the Battle with the British at Kings Mountain, October 1780. : Johathan was commonly known by the name of Schoolmaster Davis. : Jonathan was an active businessman, well qualified as an English scholar for any ordinary business and society. : Jonathan Davis lived in Rowan County in the State of North Carolina when he entered the Army. : Son, Augustus Parks Davis, born the 10th day of November 1778 : Son, Jonathan C. Davis born the 28th day of October 1780 : Son, Jonathan is living near Rock Island Tennessee 26 August 1839 : Son, Jonathan is the only heir as of December 1, 1851. (apparently son Augustus has died) : -------------- : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Kings_Mountain : The Battle of Kings Mountain was a decisive battle between the Patriot and Loyalist militias in the Southern campaign of the American Revolutionary War. The battle took place on October 7, 1780, nine miles south of the present-day town of Kings Mountain, North Carolina in rural York County, South Carolina, where the Patriot militia defeated the Loyalist militia commanded by British Major Patrick Ferguson of the 71st Foot. : -------------- : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Camden : The Battle of Camden was a major victory for the British in the Southern theater of the American Revolutionary War (American War of Independence). On August 16, 1780, British forces under Lieutenant General Charles, Lord Cornwallis routed the American forces of Major General Horatio Gates about 10 km (five miles) north of Camden, South Carolina, strengthening the British hold on the Carolinas following the capture of Charleston. : ------------- : Biography by ? by Will Graves, 2010 ? : http://bkmnp.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/01/Davis-Jonathan.pdf : Hannah Davis testified that her husband Jonathan Davis was killed at Camden in October 1780 on or about the 16th. Their son Jonathan C Davis was born 28Oct1780. : William Hill, Secretary of State of North Carolina certified that the heirs of Jonathan Davis were granted 640 acre land warrant 3458 in 1786, the proper award for the heirs of one who died in service. : In 1839, Jonathan C Davis testified that his mother had visited both Kings Mountain and Camden with other Whig ladies of the years after the war to inquire of the locals about their fallen spouses. Since she had a fix on the October date, he was certain that his father had died at Kings Mountain. Further he had a scrap of a letter from his dad dated 05 Oct 1780 from Cowpens. : Jonathan Davis was known in Rowan County NC as a schoolmaster, a successful businessman, and an English scholar. : Known to have been a patriot killed in action, known to have been killed in October 1780, from the area where Colonel Williams was recruiting, at Cowpens when Williams’ troops were there, we have strong evidence that Jonathan Davis was killed at Kings Mountain 07Oct1780. : -------------- : http://genforum.genealogy.com/davis/messages/34338.html : Posted by: ANN PEEK, 2005 : Mary Ann Davis father was Augustus Parks Davis married Hannah - Augustus Parks Davis father was Jonathon 'Schoolmaster' Davis married Hannah Parks - Jonathan Davis father was Conrad Davis married Sarah ?- be glad to share - 2 wonderful men gave me the info - : Maggie : -------------- : http://genforum.genealogy.com/davis/messages/3813.html : Subject: Augustus DAVIS; by Cheramie Breaux, 1999: : I have Augustus Parkes(?)Davis b. 10 Nov 1778 in Rowan Co. NC. who was the son of Jonathan "Schoolmaster" Davis and Hannah (Parkes?) Augustus died at the home of his daughter in Hardeman County, TN, the first Monday in Nov. 1850. : Children of Augustus: : {unknown male} : James : Rebecca Davis m'd ___Prince : Hannah Davis m'd William Yarbrough : {unknown male} : Jonathan Davis : Celia Davis m'd George P. Yarbrough : Martha m'd ___Adcock : Maxwell Davis : Francis Davis (possibly the wife,not child) : Mary Ann Davis m'd ___Adcock : {unknown male} : Nero Davis : Catherine Davis : Augustus had a brother,Jonathan C Davis who married Ann Cunningham. Children: : Mary M. m'd Wade Hampton Yarbrough bro. of Wm & George : Mary M (see previous message)
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People sharing the surname Stovall
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'''"FAMOUS PEOPLE WITH THE STOVALL SURNAME"''' : [[Stovall-949|Anthony Stovall]] Completed : [[Stovall-950|Babe Stovall]] (1907-1974), American blues musician. : [[Stovall-951|Carla Stovall]] (born 1957), Attorney General of Kansas 1995-2003. : [[Stovall-952|Dale E. Stovall]] (born 1944), USAF Brigadier General. : [[Stovall-953|Dick Stovall]] (1922-1999), NFL football player. : [[Stovall-954|Don Stovall]] (1913-1970), American jazz saxophonist. : [[Stovall-955|Fred Stovall]] (1882-1958), oilman and baseball club owner. : [[Stovall-793|George Stovall]] ''completed'' : [[Stovall-956|Gil Stovall]] (born 1986), American Olympic swimmer. : [[Stovall-957|Jack Stovall]] football coach for Central Connecticut State University. : [[Stovall-958|Jerry Stovall]] (born 1941), professional football player and coach at LSU. : [[Stovall-794|Jesse Stovall]] '' completed'' : [[Stovall-959| Jim Stovall]] blind author and advocate. : [[Stovall-960|Lloyd Stovall]] football coach for Southeastern Louisiana University : [[Stovall-415|Marcellus A. Stovall]] ''completed'' : [[Stovall-961|Maurice Stovall]] (born 1985), American football player. : [[Stovall-962|Paul Stovall]] (1948-1978), American professional basketball player. : [[Stovall-963|Peter Simpson Stovall]] State Treasurer of Mississippi (1912-1916) : [[Stovall-964|Queena Stovall]] (1888-1980),West Virginia folk artist known as the Grandma Moses of West VA. : [[Stovall-965|Rawson Stovall]] (born 1972), video game producer. : [[Hawkins-4848|Thelma Hawkin]] Stovall (1919-1994), Lieutenant Governor of Kentucky (1975-1979) : [[Stovall-966|Wallace Stovall]] publisher of The Tampa Tribune, : [[Stovall-967|William H. Stovall]] a World War I flying ace, : [[Stovall-968|John Willis Stovall]] paleontologist, who co-named Acrocanthosaurus, : [[Stovall-969|William Shirley Stovall, Jr]] commander of submarine USS Darter (SS-227) ''The Stovall Sisters'', a gospel trio, sisters Lillian, Joyce and Netta Stovall, members of the Blues Hall of Fame. : [[Stovall-971|Lillian Stovall]] Jackson : [[Stovall-973| Joyce Stoval]]l Moss : [[Stovall-970|Nettie Stovall]] (1921-1972) ''These are Fictional characters:'' (No Profile needed) :Lt. Stovall, character in the 1959 film Operation Petticoat, :Major Harvey Stovall, character in Twelve O'Clock High, a novel (1948), film (1949) and television series (1964-67), :Red Stovall, character played by Clint Eastwood in the 1982 film Honkytonk Man. ==Source == * https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stovall
People Who Died Young
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''This page is intended to be additional documentation for the [[Template:Died Young|Died Young sticker]]. For the WikiTree project that seeks to memorialize infants and children who died, see [[Space:Remember_the_Children|Remember the Children]]. The Died Young sticker was created and in wide use before that project was established.'' == People Who Died Young == {{Image|file=Peru_Village_Cemetery-1.jpg |align=r |size=m |caption=Children who died young
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are often memorialized with images
symbolic of innocence and tenderness,
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the gravestone of Lucy Belle Batchelder. }} === Why Do We Care? === In contrast to traditional genealogical publications that typically contain individual profiles only for people who had children, WikiTree seeks to have a separate profile for every individual person, including those who died in infancy or childhood. People who create or maintain profiles for infants and children who died can feel especially sentimental about a child who died young. Even when the child died many years ago, they may wish to memorialize the child's short life with something other than a cursory presentation of birth and death dates. Additionally, when documenting a family, it can be valuable to prominently indicate that a specific child died young. This is particularly valuable when a later child in the same family was given the same name. Also, in the eras when families typically had another baby every 18 to 24 months, omitting a child because they died at birth may result in long gaps between births (or between a marriage and a first birth) that invite mistakes, such as connecting some other child to the wrong parents. === The "Died Young" Sticker === The [[:Template: Died Young|"Died Young" sticker]] is intended to identify and memorialize a person who died in infancy or childhood. It was created to address both the sentimental and practical motivations for highlighting that a child died young. The default image displayed on the sticker is an image of a "flying baby" (originally stone cherub, from a memorial stone for a deceased child). Alternate images are available for use by WikiTreers who prefer a different image. These include an image of a pastel pink and blue ribbon that is preferred by members of the [[Project:Remember the Children|Remember the Children Project]]. {{Image|file=Died_Young-1.jpg |align=r |size=m |caption=Image used by default in the "Died Young" sticker }} The "Died Young" sticker gives the name of the child of who died young. It does not place the profile into a category. See [[:Template: Died Young]] for instructions on using this sticker on a profile. === What is "Young"? === WikiTree members have expressed varying opinions on the age at death that can be treated as "died young." There is no firm rule on the upper age for using the Died Young sticker. One general principle is that any child who died too young to marry can be labeled as "died young," but it is pointed out that genealogists sometimes encounter records of girls as young as about 12 or 13 who died in childbirth. Some WikiTree discussions of the upper age limit for "died young" can be found in the following G2G threads: * https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/508831/proposal-sticker-for-child-who-died * https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/813295/what-is-the-cutoff-age-for-the-died-young-sticker * https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/721464/what-is-considered-died-young In addition to using the "Died Young" sticker, links found on the righthand side of the profile in Edit mode can be used to indicate "no children" and "no spouse."
People who have committed suicide off the Sydney Harbour Bridge
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The Sydney Harbour Bridge was opened 19 Mar 1932. [[https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Space:Sydney_Harbour_Bridge]] The first and second persons to commit suicide off the Sydney Harbour bridge were thought to happened in quick succession. 25 Apr 1932.1932 'FIRST SUICIDE.', Toowoomba Chronicle and Darling Downs Gazette (Qld. : 1922 - 1933), 26 April, p. 12. , viewed 28 Oct 2019, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article2542647351932 'SECOND SUICIDE FROM BRIDGE.', The Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 - 1957), 26 April, p. 4. , viewed 28 Oct 2019, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article44488181932 'JUMPED FROM HARBOUR BRIDGE', The Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 - 1957), 25 April, p. 6. , viewed 28 Oct 2019, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article44486991932 'SUICIDE FROM HARBOUR BRIDGE.', Western Herald (Bourke, NSW : 1887 - 1970), 26 April, p. 2. , viewed 28 Oct 2019, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article1420267661932 'JUMP FROM HARBOUR BRIDGE', The West Australian (Perth, WA : 1879 - 1954), 25 April, p. 8. , viewed 28 Oct 2019, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article326634521932 'MAN'S LEAP', The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954), 25 April, p. 5. , viewed 28 Oct 2019, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article16858461932 'HARBOUR BRIDGE SUICIDE.', The West Australian (Perth, WA : 1879 - 1954), 28 April, p. 14. , viewed 28 Oct 2019, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article32646825 [[Lewis-37637|William James Lewis]] jumped to his death on Sunday 24 Apr 1932. He was 49 years of age, and an Imperial Service Pensioner with no relatives in Sydney at the time.1932 'HARBOUR BRIDGE SUICIDE.', The West Australian (Perth, WA : 1879 - 1954), 28 April, p. 14. , viewed 28 Oct 2019, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article326468251932 'BRIDGE SUICIDE', Newcastle Morning Herald and Miners' Advocate (NSW : 1876 - 1954), 27 April, p. 7. , viewed 28 Oct 2019, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article1368818611932 'HARBOUR BRIDGE SUICIDE', Singleton Argus (NSW : 1880 - 1954), 4 May, p. 2. , viewed 28 Oct 2019, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article83431278 The first woman to jump from the bridge was Mrs Elma Elks (Mrs Alberta Joyce Ellks), aged 24 years. She was married to Rupert Edward Ellks. She died after jumping on 25 Jun 1932. It was reported that she was officially the 3rd person to have died from jumping. There was another man whose body was never recovered and the report was not verified.1932 'FIRST WOMAN SUICIDE ON THE BRIDGE', The Labor Daily (Sydney, NSW : 1924 - 1938), 25 June, p. 1. , viewed 28 Oct 2019, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article2369873971932 'BRIDGE SUICIDE', National Advocate (Bathurst, NSW : 1889 - 1954), 2 July, p. 2. , viewed 28 Oct 2019, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article1598311691932 '"SHE WANTED TO DIE," SAID HER HUSBAND', The Labor Daily (Sydney, NSW : 1924 - 1938), 2 July, p. 9. , viewed 28 Oct 2019, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article2369896161932 'WOMAN'S 180ft. JUMP FROM BRIDGE', The Sun (Sydney, NSW : 1910 - 1954), 24 June, p. 9. (FINAL EXTRA), viewed 28 Oct 2019, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article230111655 == Sources ==
People who have died at Echo Point, Katoomba
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[[Category: Suicides]] [[Category: Katoomba, New South Wales]] The following list of people have committed suicide at Echo Point, Katoomba, New South Wales, Australia. '''Need help? Australia: 13 11 14 Lifeline Australia''' [[Rowley-3431|Nola Rowley (abt. 1911 - 1929)]] [[Gardiner-3657|Henry Francis Gardiner (1906 - 1930)]] [[Levine-919|Charles Levine (abt. 1888 - 1930)]] (Poisoning) [[Buchanan-5876|Vera Lavinia (Buchanan) Bailey (abt. 1893 - 1931)]] [[Wilkinson-9629|George Wilkinson (abt. 1901 - 1936)]] [[Pender-490|Alfred William Pender (abt. 1875 - 1938)]] (Spooner's Lookout) [[Ward-27373|Cyrus Ward (abt. 1880 - 1940)]] [[Porter-16924|Permona Peace Porter (abt. 1920 - 1940)]] [[Fraser-7667|Rev. Robert Balfour Fraser (abt. 1886 - 1946)]] [[Steele-8743|Roy Albert Steele (abt. 1897 - 1949)]] [[Lunn-892|Roderick Dudley Lunn (1908 - 1950)]] [[Logan-4871|Alan David Logan (abt. 1904 - 1952)]] [[Green-33586|Sylvia Edith Green (abt. 1927 - 1953)]] [[Strk-3|Andrija Strk (abt. 1941 - 1971)]] :(Andrija Strk was found death at the bottom of the cliff at Katoomba with [[Kirby-5119|Elaine Maureen (Kirby) Marsh]] left in a car near the same lookout in 1971.)
People's Protestant Cemetery - Summerside
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==Lot 17, Cemetery 4== (Wilmot People's Cemetery) [[Category: People's Protestant Cemetery, Summerside, Prince Edward Island]] [[Category:Summerside, Prince Edward Island]] [http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=cr&CRid=2180565&CScn=peoples+protestant&CScntry=10& Find a Grave]
Peoria Cemetery, Orange Park, Florida
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[[Category:Peoria Cemetery, Orange Park, Florida]] [[Category:Clay County, Florida, Cemeteries]]
[[Project:Florida_Cemeteries|Florida Cemeteries Project]] ===About=== This free space page for the Peoria Cemetery is part of WikiTree's [[Project:Florida_Cemeteries|Florida Cemeteries Project]], and was created to document the life and times of our ancestors that are interred there. The Florida Cemeteries Project is a sub project of the larger [[Project:Cemeteries_of_the_United_States|U.S. Cemeteries Project]]. Peoria Cemetery was established in 1887 at the site of the current cemetery. The cemetery houses approximately 700 graves. This page is a work in progress, and will remain so until the Table of Interments (below) is completed. The Table of Interments is a sortable listing of persons interred at this cemetery, some or all of whom are linked to existing WikiTree profiles. Although all grave markers in this cemetery have been photographed (or will be shortly), the photos can only be displayed for persons with existing WikiTree profiles. If you know of a person interred at this cemetery that should be linked to an existing WikiTree profile, or needs to have a profile created for them, please contact Debi Matlack for assistance. ===Location and Map=== Location
[https://www.google.com/maps/place/Peoria+Cemetery/@30.1216526,-81.7707035,15z/data=!4m5!3m4!1s0x0:0xb3edc58aea1467df!8m2!3d30.1216526!4d-81.7707035 Peoria Cemetery] is located at the end of Jefferson Avenue in the City of Orange Park, in Clay County, Florida. ===Tasks Completed=== *Cemetery has been fully surveyed & photographed. Working on it! ;-) ===To Do=== * Link existing profiles or create new profiles for persons listed in the Table of Interments :When complete, everyone listed in the Table of Interments will be linked to their own WikiTree profile, and to a photo of that person's corresponding grave marker. The created profiles can include other genealogical and biographical information as well as a listing of sources for documentation. *Validate links and transcription information :Profile and photo links and transcribed information needs to be cross-checked to ensure accuracy. * Create an audio/video tour of the cemetery :Record a virtual tour of the cemetery that can be viewed as downloadable media on computers, tablets or other device. Such a tour would take the viewer around the cemetery to explore the history of the people buried here. Background information can be supplied. Those with mobile internet access can access online links to more information. ===Table of Interments=== {| class="wikitable sortable" border="1" |+ Sortable table |- ! scope="col" | Last Name ! scope="col" | First/Middle Names/Initials ! scope="col" | Born ! scope="col" | Died ! scope="col" | Notes ! scope="col" class="unsortable" | Photo (click for larger) |- |Anderson||Lorrie Louise||03-02-1957||11-23-2001||||[[image: Peoria_Cemetery_Orange_Park_Florida-1.jpg|120px]] |- |Angelo||Michael A.||09-07-1950||08-10-2000||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Ankeny||Elizabeth Hope||03-28-2001||01-14-2004||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Arnett||Carolyn V.||1951||1970||Daughter||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Arnett ||Paul J. Jr.||1958||1970||Son||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Arnett || Paul J. Sr.||06-05-1926||01-27-1983||SSGT US Army World War II||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Baier||Richard Gene||03-07-1974||06-07-1992||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Bailey||Wayne M.||03-30-1924||03-10-1984||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Bailey ||Raymond E.||02-27-1944||02-03-2007||Husband & Father||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Bivens||Charles R.||04-03-1965||02-12-1979||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Bland||William Jackson Jr.||11-16-1945||01-26-2002||S1 US Navy||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Boone||Allen J. Sr.||11-13-1912||07-02-1978||Married Feb 27-1932||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Boone ||Nora Doris||11-19-1911||05-26-2000|| Married Feb 27-1932||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Boone||Arlie C. Sr.||11-20-1934||08-20-2000||Daddy||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Boone ||Frances D.||10-15-1986||01-29-2001||Mama||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Boyd||Ada D.||03-11-1920||dod||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Boyd||Floyd D.||09-08-1910||02-28-1972||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Buie||Nellie G.||1901||1967||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Buie ||Herschel O.||1906||1978||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Burris||Archie C.||04-15-1922||03-01-2005||Gone but not forgotten||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Burris ||Hazel J.||04-19-1932||dod||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Burris ||Bessie L.||04-16-1897||04-10-1971||Mother||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Burris ||Cleve W.||09-27-1888||11-06-1967||Father||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Burris ||David Daniel||1901||1985||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Burris ||Daymon C.||11-08-1896||05-09-1975||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Burris||Dewey||09-25-1900||02-11-1979||Husband- Married May 18, 1919||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Burris||Dollye||04-27-1908||10-27-1978||Gone but not forgotten||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Burris||James R. ‘Buddy’||09-12-1926||01-03-1976||Married Mar 10, 1946||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Burris||Alma M.||07-21-1928||11-09-2009|| Married Mar 10, 1946||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Burris||Julia||08-20-1905||10-21-1971||Wife- Married May 18, 1919||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Burris ||Sidney F.||11-25-1929||01-01-2004||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Burroughs||James Roy||06-29-1917||12-31-1997||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Burroughs ||Iona J.||03-19-1925||dod||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Carter||Bryant D.||05-01-1931||12-19-1978||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Cercy ||Eddie||06-23-1953||04-17-2002||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Cercy ||Joyce||02-18-1955||05-02-1980||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Cercy ||Sherry M.||04-28-1935||05-04-1992||Married Aug 30, 1948; Our Children Dale, Sherry, Barbie||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Cercy ||Lonnie M. Jr.||10-12-1927||dod|| Married Aug 30, 1948; Our Children Dale, Sherry, Barbie ||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Cercy ||Georgie B.||02-10-1909||11-15-1982||Married May 18, 1924||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Cercy ||Lonnie M. Sr.||11-27-1905||11-03-1973|| Married May 18, 1924||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Cercy ||W. Howard||10-14-1925||10-27-1987||Thou shalt be with me in paradise||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Cercy ||B. Inez||11-24-1929||06-09-1999|| Thou shalt be with me in paradise ||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Cherry||Charles W. Sr. ||08-28-1928||08-14-1985||MSGT US Air Force, World War II, Vietnam||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Cherry ||Eleanor Augusta||01-12-1924||08-21-2012||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Cherry ||Madge W.||06-09-1902||06-05-1995||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Cherry ||Merrill L.||04-16-1935||02-10-2000||Beloved parents of Keith L., Linda L., Holly L., Susan L. , Holly H.||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Cherry ||Mabel A.||10-28-1938||06-08-2012|| Beloved parents of Keith L., Linda L., Holly L., Susan L. , Holly H.||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Cherry ||Theodore R.||01-15-1902||09-07-1990||Father||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Cherry||William E.||12-14-1897||12-27-1978||Devoted Father; Married July 17, 1916||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Cherry||Vernie A.||08-08-1898||05-16-1982||Loving Mother; Married July 17, 1916||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Clark||Donna L.||01-19-1954||03-25-2005||Together Forever: Married Apr 22, 1971||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Clark||Roy||07-06-1941||03-25-2005|| Together Forever: Married Apr 22, 1971||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Coleman||Sheila Whitener||07-05-1978||01-02-2006||Loving Mother and Daughter; Married Oct 8, 1999||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Coleman||Danny Wray||11-07-1973||06-05-2002||Loving Husband and Father; Married Oct 8, 1999||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Collett||Alvin Allen||06-17-1960||08-13-1997||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Collett||Alvin H. ‘Buck’||04-23-1925||07-31-2004||Married Apr 3, 1954||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Collett||Faye L.||03-09-1938||10-11-2002||Married Apr 3, 1954||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Collier||Ollie Omega||09-25-1946||09-14-2004||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Cook||Cannie H.||09-15-1915||06-14-1985||Beyond the sunset; TEC 5 US Army, World War II||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Cook||Stella M.||09-18-1931||10-13-1988|| Beyond the sunset ||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Crosby||James E.||1931||2008||Loving husband and daddy||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Crosby||Winifred I.||1932||2009||Loving wife and Momma||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Curry||Hazel||1905||1983||Mom and Grandma; Her faith and courage was an inspiration to all who met her||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Dixon||Mildred C.||12-18-1928||08-28-1989||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Duckworth||Betty Layman||07-10-1940||02-11-2009||Sisters Forever||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Smith||Drucilla ‘Bobbie’||12-30-1944||01-22-2007||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Estes||Janita Maureen||03-04-1960||05-29-1976||Lived in love, joy and peace- Murdered by one who could take her life but not her soul. “Precious and no light matter is the sight of the Lord is the death of his saints.” May all who knew her be as ready to meet God as she was. “Blessed be the name of the Lord.” Rev. Paul L. and Dorothy Page Estes||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Estes||Dorothy A.||04-28-1925||09-06-2011|| Happily married since Dec 7, 1945. She was a loving mother, faithful friend and an ideal wife for a pastor. “Suffer the little children to come unto me and forbid them not. For of such is the Kingdom of God.: Mark 10:14. She loved children and loved to teach them. “Blessed as the dead who die in the Lord for they shall rest from labors and their works do follow them.” Rev. 14:13. Remember the children! ||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Estes||Paul L.||01-13-1926||dod||Happily married since Dec 7, 1945. Only our physical remains are here. At death the angels carried us to be with our Savior forever. “We encourage you to prepare to have a great life now and be ready to die unafraid.” Rom 3:23, 6:23 and John 3:16. Believe God loves you and confess your sin. Receive the gift of God. God saved us and he can save you. Jesus said “Come unto me.” Matt 11:28-30. Do it now! You will be blessed!||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Farthing||Bennie M.||11-09-1925||03-05-2003||Mom, years may pass but thoughts of you will always last.||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Ford||Billy A.||11-13-1939||01-11-2003||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Ford||Billy Allen ’Pete’||11-09-1967||09-08-2008||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Ford||Iris C.||09-02-1944||02-16-2010||Forever in our hearts||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Fountain||Chance Loran||11-24-1913||01-06-1980||Daddy & Grandaddy||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Fountain ||Cynthia N.||05-05-1960||dod||I couldn’t be me without you||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Fountain ||K. Lorell||03-20-1943||10-29-1996||Sweet memories and broken hearts are left behind||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Fountain ||Hester Deese||02-28-1914||dod||Mother; Married June 11, 1930||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Fountain ||Lloyd Brantley||11-15-1913||11-08-1979||Daddy; Married June 11, 1930||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Fountain ||Pauline Johns||11-0501919||07-25-1995||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Frisbee||Charles E.||03-22-1921||06-04-1996||PFC US Army, World War II; Dad||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Frisbee ||David A.||08-27-1964||11-30-2005||Beloved son and father||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Frisbee ||Wilma R.||08-05-1929||11-28-2014||Mom; Wed June 1, 1946||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Garvin ||Gene A.||10-25-1922||11-13-1995||A veteran of Pearl Harbor and WWII||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Garvin||Willie J.||05-08-1929||11-24-1992||A good person, a good wife and a good mother||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Green||Alice Evelyn||12-31-1916||07-29-1994||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Green||Harvey William||06-16-1905||11-19-1987||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Green ||William Bruce||12-17-1949||06-10-2010||Pa Green, we miss you, we love you, Daddy, Rooster, Forever with us||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Green ||William Slater||06-15-1910||02-08-1979||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Green ||William M.||12-26-1904||06-16-1981||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Green ||Margaret B.||08-07-1906||05-14-1981||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Griffin||Aline J.||12-11-1905||04-09-1984||At rest||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Griffin||Anna R.||10-22-1929||dod||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Griffin ||Mary K.||10-08-1925||01-25-2001||Mother; Together forever; Married May 18, 1946||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Griffin ||Clarence M.||02-15-1919||04-20-1992||Father; Together forever; Married May 18, 1946||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Griffin ||Mary P.||02-14-1944||11-23-2011||Angel||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Griffin ||Nancy L.||08-22-1945||09-23-2001||Loved by all||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Grogan||Ella Louise||1917||1990||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Grogan||R(oland) F.||1879||1963||very rough handmade stone, weathered, barely legible; dates obtained from metal plate marker||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Gross||no names inscribed||dob||dod||Today tomorrow and forever; Children, Ricky, Ronnie, Sandy, Cheryl||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Gross||Elisha ‘Johnny’ Jr.||12-25-1933||03-24-1983||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Hall||Frances Iris||1929||2008||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Hall||William H.||04-03-1927||10-29-2004||MCPO US Navy, World War II||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Hardenbrook|| Annie ||08-31-1906||12-17-1995||Mother||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Hardenbrook ||Helen M.||07-26-1925||dod||Daughter||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Hardenbrook ||Isaiah||02-04-1892||04-29-1963||The meek shall inherit the earth; On the wings of a dove||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Hardenbrook ||Essie V.||03-01-1901||12-17-1973|| The meek shall inherit the earth; On the wings of a dove ||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Hardenbrook ||Jesse J.||08-12-1894||02-04-1963||Father||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Hardenbrook ||Joseph Sr.||08-20-1933||dod||Married Dec 16, 1956||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Hardenbrook || Gayle S.||11-28-1940||dod||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Harvath||Frances G.||08-22-1945||05-31-2006||At Rest||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Hatcher||Nora||1889||06-25-1989||Age 100 years||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Hollingsworth||Libby Jeanette Yarbrough Wilkerson||05-09-1934||06-08-2011||In Loving Memory||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Jeffers||Clara Mae||05-08-1941||10-26-1999||Loving Mother||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Jeffers||Doris L.||08-30-1916||01-17-2004||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Jeffers||Maggie M.||1925||1986||Mother ‘Father, I stretch my hands to thee’||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Jeffers||George M.||1916||2005||Father “Father I stretch my hands to thee”||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Jeffers ||Henry A.||12-17-1913||10-30-1991||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Jeffers ||James O.||09-18-1929||05-31-1994||PFC US Army Korea||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Jeffers ||Marvin Ensley Sr.||04-24-1947||08-14-2013||PVT US Army “Have faith, Trust In God”||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Jeffers ||Richard Henry||02-09-1956||07-17-2013||Beloved son, father and brother||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Jeffers ||Willian Austin Jr.||05-27-1963||01-18-1964||Our Little Angel||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Jeffers ||William C. Sr.||01-19-1927||11-30-2004||A Loving Family||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Jeffers ||Ida Mae||09-29-1929||04-02-2015||A Loving Family||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Jimmison||Alice R.||01-24-1929||05-06-1990||Forever In Our Hearts- Mama||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Jimmison||Frank W. ||03-08-1921||03-02-1970||Beloved Husband and Father||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Jimmison||W. Roy||01-26-1952||06-23-2004||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Jones||R.K. “Tiny”||02-15-1929||05-18-1993||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Jones||Shirley Cherry||04-03-1928||01-31-2013||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Joyner||Charles. W.||1930||1986||Lord, build me a cabin in Glory Land||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Joyner||Violet L.||1937||1984|| Lord, build me a cabin in Glory Land ||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Joyner||Edna Rife||1914||1988||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Joyner||George B.||1889||1987||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Kearns||Dwight G. Jr.||11-22-1936||01-26-2011||Loved By All||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Kearns ||Dwight G. Sr.||09-03-1914||11-22-1976||Father||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Kearns ||Fern E.||07-13-1917||05-27-2012||Mother||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |King||Lola Bell ||01-1916||10-21-1976||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |King||Charles H.||08-28-1903||11-05-1988||Asleep In Jesus||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |LaFond||Mildred Green||08-28-1922||04-21-1985||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Layman||Dorsey C.||02-05-1914||02-05-1989||Wed Feb 15, 1935||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Layman ||Inez B.||06-26-1915||04-28-1992|| Wed Feb 15, 1935||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Luke||Harmon||12-22-1932||09-01-1992||Loving Son And Brother||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Luke ||Nathan B.||03-24-1908||03-29-1973||Take My Hand Precious Lord||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Luke ||Helen I.||08-05-1913||03-10-1997||| Take My Hand Precious Lord |[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Mays||Joanne Fountain Stillwagon||11-02-1937||05-08-1999||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Merritt||Jerry Lan||04-13-1996||12-29-2005||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Milner||Hugh H.||11-11-1932||05-10-2012||Devoted Father||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Milner ||Lottie L.||12-20-1935||03-11-1989||Loving Mother||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Moore||Baby||06-21-1964||06-21-1964||painted stone||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Moore ||Evelyn I||04-05-1934||08-25-1994||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Moore ||Allan E.||04-06-1937||04-05-2005||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Morehead||Dylan Gage||12-19-1995||12-27-1995||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Mosley||Annie Belle||02-08-1923||07-18-1995||Mama||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Mosley ||H.S. ‘Buddy’||10-30-1921||04-18-1986||Daddy||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Mosley ||Brigit E.||1943||1974||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Mosley ||Charlie M.||1934||1996||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Mosley ||Jennie Della||03-02-1900||02-28-1980||Precious Memories||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Mosley ||Roy Marvin||04-13-1899||06-09-1970||Precious Memories||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Mosley ||Judith Louise||1935||dod||Mom||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Mosley ||Marvin Ollen||1925||1992||Pop||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Mosley ||Ozzie||04-25-1927||09-22-2007||S2 US Navy, World War II, Loving Husband and Father||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Mosley ||Ronald Lee||03-04-1954||07-04-2004||”Come to me all ye who labor and are burdened and I will give you rest.” Loving husband and father||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Mosley ||Roy H. ||08-1957||06-1961||Beloved son of Marvin & Judy Mosley||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Mosley ||William F. ‘Billy’||04-26-1977||02-19-1986||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Mosley ||Willa O.||1903||1959||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Nettles||Aline||02-04-1910||10-28-1978||In Loving Memory||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Nettles ||David||09-11-1908||04-28-1973||In Loving Memory||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Nettles||James W.||10-22-1944||02-25-1997||Rest In Peace||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Newman||Jamie Lynn Marissa||06-11-1993||12-07-2003||But Jesus said Suffer little children, and forbid them not to come unto me for of such is the kingdom of Heaven||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Nugent||Ernest Virgil||12-29-1932||01-25-2000||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Oakley||Frederick Super||07-11-1919|06-12-1993||Wed May 20, 1948, MSGT US Air Force, World War II||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Oakley ||Betty Jean||02-06-1928||dod||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | O’Quinn ||Cheryl Ann||1963||1963||Daughter||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Padgett||Julia Mae||03-31-1943||02-08-2008||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Prevatt||John W.||05-07-1947||11-05-2005||Father ‘Bul-Bat’ ‘We love you Papa, Katelyn, Zachary, Kyle, Hope, Chase’||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Pritchard||Elsie||11-18-1913||12-13-1988||In Memory of Our Dear Mother||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Reedy||Albert L.||05-19-1926||12-10-1989||Dad||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Reedy||Doris M.||05-28-1927||dod||Mom||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Reedy||Gerald||1958||2011||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Rhoden||Frederick C.||10-07-1936||09-02-1972||Brother||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Riner||Patricia Elizabeth Doolin||11-01-1937||07-28-2013||Forever in Our Hearts||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Robbins||Larry||06-15-1945||05-15-1999||US Army||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Robertson||Mary M.||11-04-1904||05-04-1968||Mother||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Robertson||given names||dob||dod||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Robertson||Richard R.||04-22-1925||03-27-1996||Loving Husband, Father, Poppa||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Robertson||Mal Beatrice||06-19-1937||06-10-1995||Loving Wife, Mother, Nenny||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Rohanovich||Andrew||1922||1978||EMC US Navy, World War II, Korea||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Ross||Martha K.||08-23-1930||10-04-1967||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Simmons||Mary Ellen||04-24-1941||12-11-2007||Loving Wife, Mother, Grandmother & Great-Grandmother||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Smith||Christobell||1917||1970||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Smith||Lillian Yarbrough||05-31-1946||12-31-2009||Beloved Wife, Mother, Grandmother, Great Grandmother||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Snipes||John W.||08-13-1943||02-12-2013||SP4 US Army||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Strickler||Donald J.||07-21-1962||08-10-1986||PFC US Army||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Sweat||Louie E. “Buddy” Jr.||10-19-1939||03-24-2007||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Sweat ||Mable C.||1919||1988||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Sweat ||William||1904||1986||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Thomas||Sharon Welch||01-31-1962||07-12-2006||Loving Wife, Mother and Sister||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Thomas ||Shelia Jean||08-19-1961||10-30-1962||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Thrower||Elvah C.||09-04-1926||10-09-1988||Mama||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Welch||L.D. Earl||09-05-1927||09-25-2008||Loving parents, grandparents and great grandparents||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Welch||Joyce Marie||06-08-1934||09-13-2013|| Loving parents, grandparents and great grandparents ||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |White||Gladis Prevatt||04-04-1941||05-15-2006||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Whitener||Edith L.||11-09-1938||12-19-2007||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Whitener ||Marvin C.||02-17-1929||07-12-1983||He did it his way!||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Whitener ||Jimmy W.||08-16-1937||07-20-2013||”Foxman”||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Wild||Ernest Loyd||11-01-1933||01-12-2002||Strength and Honor||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Wild||Mary Frisbee||08-06-1938||dod||Faithful Servant||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Wild||Michael Lloyd||06-05-1962||dod||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Wilson||Ronald D.||11-17-1940||04-10-2007||Married Aug 22, 1959||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Wilson||Dorothy J.||04-21-1944||dod||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Yarbrough||Lee Roy||09-17-1938||12-07-1984||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Yarbrough||Minnie I.||05-13-1913||02-04-1983||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Yarbrough||Lonnie L.||11-19-1908||04-20-1974||Gone but not forgotten||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Mosley||Christy Belle “Nana” York||11-01-1919||08-30-1991||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |York||Willis Early||dob||dod||SSML3 US Navy||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Young||Steve||10-31-1974||dod||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Young||Ida||02-04-1938||09-03-2005||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Young||Ben||07-22-1939||dod||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Jones||Alfred||02-13-1911||03-02-1981||Father||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Etheridge||Alva Byron||04-09-1928||03-02-2007||Us Army, Korea, Bronze Star, Purple Heart||[[Alva_Byron_Etheridge.jpg|120px]] |- |Moore||Archie H.||08-24-1920||02-24-1997||’Pop’||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Moore||Stachia M.||06-06-1924||dod||’Pat’||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |White||Betty O.||10-26-1932||12-25-1987||In Loving Memory||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Westberry||Brian Keith||12-24-1965||12-24-1965||In Jesus Arms||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Prevatt||Britt Edward||04-23-1927||dod||US Army, World War II||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Greene||Charles A.||08-17-1934||03-24-2009||Cpl US Marine Corps, Korea||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Greene||Charles C.||07-31-1954||07-10-1984||Our Only Son & Brother, USMC||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Ayers||Christopher Lee||03-03-1988||01-10-202||Brother, Father, Son; Only God Can Judge Me||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Moore||Dallas B.||01-10-1912||02-15-1981||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Moore||Ottie Lue||07-24-1918||06-15-2004||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Zettle||David L.||05-08-1945||07-25-1993||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |McCrickard||DeAnna||07-20-1981||09-14-2008||Daughter||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Jordan||Dorthy L.||07-26-1911||12-19-1976||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Jordan ||Jessie L.||01-13-1900||02-25-1977||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Cercy||Earl D.||01-15-1911||07-11-1966||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Cercy||Erma T.||11-12-1914||10-18-1999||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Rucker||Emellie B.||1942||1970||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Scarabin||Ernest L.||07-15-1943||dod||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Scarabin||Lillian C.||09-27-1936||05-26-2005||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |DeGolyer||Essie||09-08-1915||12-13-2000||Married Sept. 26, 1934. Together Always||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |DeGolyer||Lonnie W.||05-27-1916||06-05-2012|| Married Sept. 26, 1934. Together Always ||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Prevatt||Flossie||02-12-1938||06-25-1998||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Wiltfang||Fred||1887||1968||Husband||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Metts||Fritz H. L.||11-14-1911||12-17-1983||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Metts||Ruby V.||12-26-1905||09-27-1983||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |DeGolyer||George Vernon||05-22-1939||11-05-1958||God, Take Care of Our Son||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Sterner||Gloria Whitener||04-02-1943||03-31-1990||In memory of my loving wife||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Knight||Gracie M.||11-05-1915||02-26-2001||Mama; Peace in the Valley; Married July 13, 1935; Their Children: Veleria ‘Vicki’, Geneva, Lamar||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Knight||Percy L.||1916||1992||Did the best I could; Daddy; Married July 13, 1935; Their Children: Veleria ‘Vicki’, Geneva, Lamar||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Moore||Harold B.||01-05-1939||dod||Married 55 years||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Moore||Nancy F.||10-08-1941||10-27-2014||Married 55 years||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Green||Harry Clenton Jr.||05-09-1946||07-02-2010||Married Nov. 21, 1967||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Green||Patricia 'Patsy’ D.||03-26-1948||dod||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Whitener||Hellene||08-18-1964||08-18-1964||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Collins||Hilda H.||03-29-1916|03-25-1981||In Loving Memory||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Messer||James Allen||07-21-1937||08-09-2001||Buddy; Beloved Husband & Dad; (on service plaque) SFC US Army, Special Forces Airborne, FL CO D 3rd SF BN 20th SF||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Lipke||Jason John Jr.||06-18-1998||06-18-1998||Mommy & Daddy Loves You||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Murphy||Jay L.||1932||1985||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Braswell||Jessie||dob||dod||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Belger||Jewell||03-29-1906||02-18-1989||Wed Nov27, 1938||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Belger||Leila A.||11-15-1914||11-06-1996|| Wed Nov27, 1938||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |O’Berry||Joe S.||05-30-1923||dod||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |O’Berry||Janice L.||09-11-1918||11-10-2008||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Trowell||John Roy||07-11-1933||03-02-1979||US Army||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |O’Berry||Joseph Kevin||08-22-1957||02-13-1981||Born & died||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Bright||Kim||09-09-1971||09-09-1971||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Hunnicutt||Lena Bell||07-09-1911||03-14-1986||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Schoolcraft||Lorraine||11-05-1920||07-06-2007||Mom||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Jones||Louise||08-15-1937||05-12-1970||Mother||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Westberry||Marion K.||12-10-1932||009-12-2012||Always Remembered, Never Forgotten||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Riner||Martha B.||1940||2008||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Braswell||Mattie||04-06-1921||11-18-2001||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Rucker||Paul Anthony||09-05-1965||02-17-1967||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Messer||Pearle||06-12-1927||10-22-2011||Beloved Wife & Mom||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Knight||Percy “Lamar”||01-23-1944||01-31-2004||A Beloved Father and Papa||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Bright||Ralph II||06-18-1970||06-18-1970||Born & Died||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Bright||Ralph N.||04-21-1948||04-21-1970||Florida CPL CO B 503 INF 173 ABN BDE Vietnam BSM- ARCOM- PH||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |DeGolyer||Rebecca Irene||02-18-1988||02-18-1988||Till We Meet Again||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Lawson||Rebecca Smith||02-14-1949||10-24-1988||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Hardy||Robbie||11-01-1953||10-19-2007||Rain-bo Fantasia; She brought magic to our lives||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Murphy||Robin||02-24-1954||08-27-2005||Loving Mother||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Roover||Ronald Durand||1965||1965||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Stewart||Russell W.||12-29-1930||10-29-2000||Married Dec 30, 1953||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Stewart||Coral “Tina”||03-28-1936||dod||Married Dec 30, 1953||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Stewart||Russell William||09-13-1957||01-16-2014||A son, a brother and a friend. Gone but not forgotten. “Skipper”||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Hodges||Sadie B.||04-05-1916||04-23-1987||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |McCrickard||Shelbie G.||08-17-1949||10-14-2008||Wife||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Reese||Stella||02-11-1941||02-11-1941||On Earth Feb 11 1941||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |DeGolyer||Terry||04-25-1960||12-23-2012||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Fowler||Thelma||1930||2003||Nearer my God to Thee||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Fowler||H. Felton||1926||1996||Nearer my God to Thee||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Zettle||Thelma||11-10-1921||01-31-1992||Loving Mother||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Harrison||Thelma||||08-1946(?)||196?||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Pearce||Thomas||05-28-1932||05-15-1973||Rest In Peace||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Wiltfang||?||dob||1968||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Jeffers||Vera Z.||09-15-1912||03-05-1997||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Hill||Vivian C.||09-27-1936||02-26-1999||Sister||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Cercy||Earl C.||08-28-1934||08-29-1987||Brother||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Nicholas||William A.||11-04-1884||03-29-1962||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Jeffers||William L. Jr.||06-11-1930||09-28-2014||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Jeffers||Myrtle M.||08-11-1931||dod||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Jeffers||William L.||11-22-1906||05-16-1982||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Barfield||William McCoy||07-25-1956||03-04-1961||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Shuman||William Rocky Jr.||06-15-1978||04-27-1982||Gone to be an angel. We miss you so.||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |DeGolyer||Woodrow Mallie||09-23-1936||09-23-2005||Tots; Married Dec 23, 1960||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |DeGolyer||Evie Irene Alford||03-15-1939||dod||His Wife; Married Dec 23, 1960; Irene||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Allart||Lily Futch||10-07-1942||10-11-2007||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Ankeny|| Elizabeth Hope ||03-28-2001||01-14-2004||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Ayers||Anthony ‘Tony’||02-25-1950||07-28-1996||Father/Brother||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Ayers ||John E.||12-20-1919||07-24-1991||Daddy; Married Feb 2, 1949||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Ayers ||Alice M.||01-07-1933||03-09-1991||Mama; Married Feb 2, 1949||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Bailey||Raymond E.||02-27-1944||02-03-2007||Husband & Father; (married) April 8, 1968||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Bailey|| Loraine A.||01-28-1951||dod||Wife & Mother; (married) April 8, 1968||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Baumgardner||Douglas R.||08-11-1935||06-06-1994||SN US Coast Guard||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Baumgardner||Mellie||08-07-1888||02-16-1926||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Baumgardner ||Vickey Rena||dob||1962||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Boykin?||Robert H.||05-20-1914||10-02-1977||Beloved & Devoted Husband & Father||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Burris||Clyde S.||11-12-1931||03-17-1992||Beloved brother and uncle||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Cercy||Katrina D.||10-24-1975||10-30-1975||From Mothers Arms to the Arms of Jesus||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Cercy ||Paul S.||07-30-1934||05-30-1995||On Earth- In Heaven||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Cercy ||William M.||02-22-1893||08-02-1958||Asleep In Jesus||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Cercy |Minnie M.||02-10-1883||11-12-1961||Asleep in Jesus||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |?||Cheryl Ann||04-23-1947||07-7-1948||Our Darling; Buried(?) on earth, ? Heaven||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Crosby||James E.||1931||2008||Loving husband and Daddy||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Crosby ||Winifred I.||1932||2009||Loving wife and Momma||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Deese||Arthur L.||12-28-1928||12-25-1935||Trust we will meet again||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Deese ||Emma Lee||08-10-1882||01-17-1936||Died trusting in God to meet my darling in Heaven||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Denham||Corrie Inez||1902||1990||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Duarte||Henriques A.||05-29-1915||01-22-1989||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Duarte||Ruby S.||09-13-1926||01-25-2013||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Flake||Henry Clay||11-19-1909||11-24-1953||Beloved Husband||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Ford||Pete||11-09-1967||09-08-2008||Always remembered, never forgotten||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Fountain||Bernard T.||11-01-1948||03-13-1971||US Army Spec 4||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Fountain||Ernest Clinton||09-15-1915||03-18-1960||Never Forgotten||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Fountain||George A.||10-16-1915||07-02-1991||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Fountain||Marie I.||02-01-1917||dod||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Fountain ||Neta Mae||12-23-1914||11-11-1955||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Futch||Barbara J.||12-25-1947||dod||Married Nov 16, 1974||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Futch ||Richard W. Sr.||05-01-1946||09-16-2011||Married Nov 16, 1974||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Futch||John A.||04-19-1951||04-20-1951||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Futch ||Kenneth Lloyd||02-17-1932||07-17-1932||Gone too soon||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Futch ||Maurice Daniel||04-28-1908||07-06-1974||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Futch ||Dicsonia ‘Dollie’ G.||08-05-1911||03-09-1993||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Gantt||Johnny B.||1947||1957||Son, at rest||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Garvin||Gene A.||10-25-1922||11-13-1995||A veteran of Pearl Harbor and WW II||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Garvin||Willie J.||05-08-1929||11-24-1992||A good person, a good wife, a good mother||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Geer||? E.||dob||dod||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Geer||Alzada B. Jimmison||02-15-1891||12-30-1989||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Geer ||Charles W. Jr.||04-30-1947||01-12-2007||I Love You; (married) May 27, 1993||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Geer ||Peggy Sue||10-07-1958||dod||Always and Forever; (married) May 27, 1993||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Geer ||Charles Wesley Sr.||07-17-1921||05-09-1981||PFC US Army||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Geer ||Dorothy A.||08-18-1951||10-11-1998||In loving memory||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Geer ||Dorothy Mae||04-08-1928||01-01-2014||Mother||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Geer |Stanley R.||08-1912||02-22-1962||Rest In Peace||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Green||Eddie W.||05-9-1919||01-25-1967||Daddy; Asleep with Jesus||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Green||Louise||11-25-1924||07-1991||Mama; Rest In Peace||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Green||Willie E.||01-19-1917||1971||(inscription very weathered)||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Hall||Brenda Marlene||06-26-1965||06-26-1965||I pray thee Lord my soul to keep; our baby daughter||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Hatcher||Charles E.||03-29-1943||dod||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Hatcher||Nina Mae||05-14-1951||11-25-2015||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Hatcher||Ernest||02-14-1907||09-12-1986||Married June 1, 1961||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Hatcher||Velma W.||05-06-1918||dod|| Married June 1, 1961||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Heaton||Alex W. Sr.||09-18-1917||12-02-2000||Daddy||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Heaton||Nancy G.||04-01-1954||11-06-2014||Daughter||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Heaton||Regina R.||04-24-1932||dod||Mama||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Hicks||Clyde Smith||12-10-1908||11-09-1999||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Jeffers||Betty Ann||04-24-1942||01-08-1948||Daughter||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Jeffers||Debra G.||08-09-1958||08-11-1958||Daughter||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Jeffers||Harry Lee||1933||2002||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Jeffers||James O.||1929||1994||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Jeffers||John C.||02-14-1892||09-25-1970||Florida, Pvt US Army, World War I||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Jeffers||John W. A.||08-30-1920||05-07-1991||Married Oct 25, 1939||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Jeffers||Myrtle P.||02-09-1923||dod||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Jeffers||Rosie Lee||09-11-1907||07-05-1969||Mother||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Jimmison||Harold “Buddy”||12-15-1922||dod||Married 63 years||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Jimmison||Jewel G.||12-11-1929||01-01-2013||Married 63 years||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |-}
[[Project:Florida_Cemeteries|Florida Cemeteries Project]] ===About=== This free space page for the Peoria Cemetery is part of WikiTree's [[Project:Florida_Cemeteries|Florida Cemeteries Project]], and was created to document the life and times of our ancestors that are interred there. The Florida Cemeteries Project is a sub project of the larger [[Project:Cemeteries_of_the_United_States|U.S. Cemeteries Project]]. Peoria Cemetery was established in 1887 at the site of the current cemetery. The cemetery houses approximately 700 graves. This page is a work in progress, and will remain so until the Table of Interments (below) is completed. The Table of Interments is a sortable listing of persons interred at this cemetery, some or all of whom are linked to existing WikiTree profiles. Although all grave markers in this cemetery have been photographed (or will be shortly), the photos can only be displayed for persons with existing WikiTree profiles. If you know of a person interred at this cemetery that should be linked to an existing WikiTree profile, or needs to have a profile created for them, please contact Debi Matlack for assistance. ===Location and Map=== Location
[https://www.google.com/maps/place/Peoria+Cemetery/@30.1216526,-81.7707035,15z/data=!4m5!3m4!1s0x0:0xb3edc58aea1467df!8m2!3d30.1216526!4d-81.7707035 Peoria Cemetery] is located at the end of Jefferson Avenue in the City of Orange Park, in Clay County, Florida. ===Tasks Completed=== *Cemetery has been fully surveyed & photographed. Working on it! ;-) ===To Do=== * Link existing profiles or create new profiles for persons listed in the Table of Interments :When complete, everyone listed in the Table of Interments will be linked to their own WikiTree profile, and to a photo of that person's corresponding grave marker. The created profiles can include other genealogical and biographical information as well as a listing of sources for documentation. *Validate links and transcription information :Profile and photo links and transcribed information needs to be cross-checked to ensure accuracy. * Create an audio/video tour of the cemetery :Record a virtual tour of the cemetery that can be viewed as downloadable media on computers, tablets or other device. Such a tour would take the viewer around the cemetery to explore the history of the people buried here. Background information can be supplied. Those with mobile internet access can access online links to more information. ===Table of Interments=== {| class="wikitable sortable" border="1" |+ Sortable table |- ! scope="col" | Last Name ! scope="col" | First/Middle Names/Initials ! scope="col" | Born ! scope="col" | Died ! scope="col" | Notes ! scope="col" class="unsortable" | Photo (click for larger) |- |Anderson||Lorrie Louise||03-02-1957||11-23-2001||||[[image: Peoria_Cemetery_Orange_Park_Florida-1.jpg|120px]] |- |Angelo||Michael A.||09-07-1950||08-10-2000||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Ankeny||Elizabeth Hope||03-28-2001||01-14-2004||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Arnett||Carolyn V.||1951||1970||Daughter||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Arnett ||Paul J. Jr.||1958||1970||Son||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Arnett || Paul J. Sr.||06-05-1926||01-27-1983||SSGT US Army World War II||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Baier||Richard Gene||03-07-1974||06-07-1992||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Bailey||Wayne M.||03-30-1924||03-10-1984||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Bailey ||Raymond E.||02-27-1944||02-03-2007||Husband & Father||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Bivens||Charles R.||04-03-1965||02-12-1979||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Bland||William Jackson Jr.||11-16-1945||01-26-2002||S1 US Navy||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Boone||Allen J. Sr.||11-13-1912||07-02-1978||Married Feb 27-1932||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Boone ||Nora Doris||11-19-1911||05-26-2000|| Married Feb 27-1932||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Boone||Arlie C. Sr.||11-20-1934||08-20-2000||Daddy||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Boone ||Frances D.||10-15-1986||01-29-2001||Mama||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Boyd||Ada D.||03-11-1920||dod||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Boyd||Floyd D.||09-08-1910||02-28-1972||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Buie||Nellie G.||1901||1967||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Buie ||Herschel O.||1906||1978||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Burris||Archie C.||04-15-1922||03-01-2005||Gone but not forgotten||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Burris ||Hazel J.||04-19-1932||dod||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Burris ||Bessie L.||04-16-1897||04-10-1971||Mother||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Burris ||Cleve W.||09-27-1888||11-06-1967||Father||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Burris ||David Daniel||1901||1985||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Burris ||Daymon C.||11-08-1896||05-09-1975||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Burris||Dewey||09-25-1900||02-11-1979||Husband- Married May 18, 1919||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Burris||Dollye||04-27-1908||10-27-1978||Gone but not forgotten||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Burris||James R. ‘Buddy’||09-12-1926||01-03-1976||Married Mar 10, 1946||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Burris||Alma M.||07-21-1928||11-09-2009|| Married Mar 10, 1946||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Burris||Julia||08-20-1905||10-21-1971||Wife- Married May 18, 1919||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Burris ||Sidney F.||11-25-1929||01-01-2004||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Burroughs||James Roy||06-29-1917||12-31-1997||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Burroughs ||Iona J.||03-19-1925||dod||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Carter||Bryant D.||05-01-1931||12-19-1978||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Cercy ||Eddie||06-23-1953||04-17-2002||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Cercy ||Joyce||02-18-1955||05-02-1980||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Cercy ||Sherry M.||04-28-1935||05-04-1992||Married Aug 30, 1948; Our Children Dale, Sherry, Barbie||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Cercy ||Lonnie M. Jr.||10-12-1927||dod|| Married Aug 30, 1948; Our Children Dale, Sherry, Barbie ||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Cercy ||Georgie B.||02-10-1909||11-15-1982||Married May 18, 1924||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Cercy ||Lonnie M. Sr.||11-27-1905||11-03-1973|| Married May 18, 1924||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Cercy ||W. Howard||10-14-1925||10-27-1987||Thou shalt be with me in paradise||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Cercy ||B. Inez||11-24-1929||06-09-1999|| Thou shalt be with me in paradise ||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Cherry||Charles W. Sr. ||08-28-1928||08-14-1985||MSGT US Air Force, World War II, Vietnam||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Cherry ||Eleanor Augusta||01-12-1924||08-21-2012||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Cherry ||Madge W.||06-09-1902||06-05-1995||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Cherry ||Merrill L.||04-16-1935||02-10-2000||Beloved parents of Keith L., Linda L., Holly L., Susan L. , Holly H.||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Cherry ||Mabel A.||10-28-1938||06-08-2012|| Beloved parents of Keith L., Linda L., Holly L., Susan L. , Holly H.||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Cherry ||Theodore R.||01-15-1902||09-07-1990||Father||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Cherry||William E.||12-14-1897||12-27-1978||Devoted Father; Married July 17, 1916||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Cherry||Vernie A.||08-08-1898||05-16-1982||Loving Mother; Married July 17, 1916||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Clark||Donna L.||01-19-1954||03-25-2005||Together Forever: Married Apr 22, 1971||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Clark||Roy||07-06-1941||03-25-2005|| Together Forever: Married Apr 22, 1971||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Coleman||Sheila Whitener||07-05-1978||01-02-2006||Loving Mother and Daughter; Married Oct 8, 1999||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Coleman||Danny Wray||11-07-1973||06-05-2002||Loving Husband and Father; Married Oct 8, 1999||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Collett||Alvin Allen||06-17-1960||08-13-1997||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Collett||Alvin H. ‘Buck’||04-23-1925||07-31-2004||Married Apr 3, 1954||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Collett||Faye L.||03-09-1938||10-11-2002||Married Apr 3, 1954||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Collier||Ollie Omega||09-25-1946||09-14-2004||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Cook||Cannie H.||09-15-1915||06-14-1985||Beyond the sunset; TEC 5 US Army, World War II||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Cook||Stella M.||09-18-1931||10-13-1988|| Beyond the sunset ||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Crosby||James E.||1931||2008||Loving husband and daddy||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Crosby||Winifred I.||1932||2009||Loving wife and Momma||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Curry||Hazel||1905||1983||Mom and Grandma; Her faith and courage was an inspiration to all who met her||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Dixon||Mildred C.||12-18-1928||08-28-1989||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Duckworth||Betty Layman||07-10-1940||02-11-2009||Sisters Forever||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Smith||Drucilla ‘Bobbie’||12-30-1944||01-22-2007||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Estes||Janita Maureen||03-04-1960||05-29-1976||Lived in love, joy and peace- Murdered by one who could take her life but not her soul. “Precious and no light matter is the sight of the Lord is the death of his saints.” May all who knew her be as ready to meet God as she was. “Blessed be the name of the Lord.” Rev. Paul L. and Dorothy Page Estes||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Estes||Dorothy A.||04-28-1925||09-06-2011|| Happily married since Dec 7, 1945. She was a loving mother, faithful friend and an ideal wife for a pastor. “Suffer the little children to come unto me and forbid them not. For of such is the Kingdom of God.: Mark 10:14. She loved children and loved to teach them. “Blessed as the dead who die in the Lord for they shall rest from labors and their works do follow them.” Rev. 14:13. Remember the children! ||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Estes||Paul L.||01-13-1926||dod||Happily married since Dec 7, 1945. Only our physical remains are here. At death the angels carried us to be with our Savior forever. “We encourage you to prepare to have a great life now and be ready to die unafraid.” Rom 3:23, 6:23 and John 3:16. Believe God loves you and confess your sin. Receive the gift of God. God saved us and he can save you. Jesus said “Come unto me.” Matt 11:28-30. Do it now! You will be blessed!||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Farthing||Bennie M.||11-09-1925||03-05-2003||Mom, years may pass but thoughts of you will always last.||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Ford||Billy A.||11-13-1939||01-11-2003||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Ford||Billy Allen ’Pete’||11-09-1967||09-08-2008||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Ford||Iris C.||09-02-1944||02-16-2010||Forever in our hearts||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Fountain||Chance Loran||11-24-1913||01-06-1980||Daddy & Grandaddy||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Fountain ||Cynthia N.||05-05-1960||dod||I couldn’t be me without you||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Fountain ||K. Lorell||03-20-1943||10-29-1996||Sweet memories and broken hearts are left behind||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Fountain ||Hester Deese||02-28-1914||dod||Mother; Married June 11, 1930||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Fountain ||Lloyd Brantley||11-15-1913||11-08-1979||Daddy; Married June 11, 1930||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Fountain ||Pauline Johns||11-0501919||07-25-1995||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Frisbee||Charles E.||03-22-1921||06-04-1996||PFC US Army, World War II; Dad||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Frisbee ||David A.||08-27-1964||11-30-2005||Beloved son and father||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Frisbee ||Wilma R.||08-05-1929||11-28-2014||Mom; Wed June 1, 1946||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Garvin ||Gene A.||10-25-1922||11-13-1995||A veteran of Pearl Harbor and WWII||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Garvin||Willie J.||05-08-1929||11-24-1992||A good person, a good wife and a good mother||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Green||Alice Evelyn||12-31-1916||07-29-1994||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Green||Harvey William||06-16-1905||11-19-1987||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Green ||William Bruce||12-17-1949||06-10-2010||Pa Green, we miss you, we love you, Daddy, Rooster, Forever with us||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Green ||William Slater||06-15-1910||02-08-1979||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Green ||William M.||12-26-1904||06-16-1981||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Green ||Margaret B.||08-07-1906||05-14-1981||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Griffin||Aline J.||12-11-1905||04-09-1984||At rest||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Griffin||Anna R.||10-22-1929||dod||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Griffin ||Mary K.||10-08-1925||01-25-2001||Mother; Together forever; Married May 18, 1946||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Griffin ||Clarence M.||02-15-1919||04-20-1992||Father; Together forever; Married May 18, 1946||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Griffin ||Mary P.||02-14-1944||11-23-2011||Angel||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Griffin ||Nancy L.||08-22-1945||09-23-2001||Loved by all||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Grogan||Ella Louise||1917||1990||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Grogan||R(oland) F.||1879||1963||very rough handmade stone, weathered, barely legible; dates obtained from metal plate marker||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Gross||no names inscribed||dob||dod||Today tomorrow and forever; Children, Ricky, Ronnie, Sandy, Cheryl||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Gross||Elisha ‘Johnny’ Jr.||12-25-1933||03-24-1983||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Hall||Frances Iris||1929||2008||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Hall||William H.||04-03-1927||10-29-2004||MCPO US Navy, World War II||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Hardenbrook|| Annie ||08-31-1906||12-17-1995||Mother||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Hardenbrook ||Helen M.||07-26-1925||dod||Daughter||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Hardenbrook ||Isaiah||02-04-1892||04-29-1963||The meek shall inherit the earth; On the wings of a dove||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Hardenbrook ||Essie V.||03-01-1901||12-17-1973|| The meek shall inherit the earth; On the wings of a dove ||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Hardenbrook ||Jesse J.||08-12-1894||02-04-1963||Father||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Hardenbrook ||Joseph Sr.||08-20-1933||dod||Married Dec 16, 1956||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Hardenbrook || Gayle S.||11-28-1940||dod||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Harvath||Frances G.||08-22-1945||05-31-2006||At Rest||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Hatcher||Nora||1889||06-25-1989||Age 100 years||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Hollingsworth||Libby Jeanette Yarbrough Wilkerson||05-09-1934||06-08-2011||In Loving Memory||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Jeffers||Clara Mae||05-08-1941||10-26-1999||Loving Mother||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Jeffers||Doris L.||08-30-1916||01-17-2004||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Jeffers||Maggie M.||1925||1986||Mother ‘Father, I stretch my hands to thee’||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Jeffers||George M.||1916||2005||Father “Father I stretch my hands to thee”||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Jeffers ||Henry A.||12-17-1913||10-30-1991||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Jeffers ||James O.||09-18-1929||05-31-1994||PFC US Army Korea||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Jeffers ||Marvin Ensley Sr.||04-24-1947||08-14-2013||PVT US Army “Have faith, Trust In God”||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Jeffers ||Richard Henry||02-09-1956||07-17-2013||Beloved son, father and brother||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Jeffers ||Willian Austin Jr.||05-27-1963||01-18-1964||Our Little Angel||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Jeffers ||William C. Sr.||01-19-1927||11-30-2004||A Loving Family||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Jeffers ||Ida Mae||09-29-1929||04-02-2015||A Loving Family||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Jimmison||Alice R.||01-24-1929||05-06-1990||Forever In Our Hearts- Mama||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Jimmison||Frank W. ||03-08-1921||03-02-1970||Beloved Husband and Father||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Jimmison||W. Roy||01-26-1952||06-23-2004||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Jones||R.K. “Tiny”||02-15-1929||05-18-1993||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Jones||Shirley Cherry||04-03-1928||01-31-2013||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Joyner||Charles. W.||1930||1986||Lord, build me a cabin in Glory Land||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Joyner||Violet L.||1937||1984|| Lord, build me a cabin in Glory Land ||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Joyner||Edna Rife||1914||1988||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Joyner||George B.||1889||1987||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Kearns||Dwight G. Jr.||11-22-1936||01-26-2011||Loved By All||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Kearns ||Dwight G. Sr.||09-03-1914||11-22-1976||Father||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Kearns ||Fern E.||07-13-1917||05-27-2012||Mother||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |King||Lola Bell ||01-1916||10-21-1976||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |King||Charles H.||08-28-1903||11-05-1988||Asleep In Jesus||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |LaFond||Mildred Green||08-28-1922||04-21-1985||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Layman||Dorsey C.||02-05-1914||02-05-1989||Wed Feb 15, 1935||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Layman ||Inez B.||06-26-1915||04-28-1992|| Wed Feb 15, 1935||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Luke||Harmon||12-22-1932||09-01-1992||Loving Son And Brother||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Luke ||Nathan B.||03-24-1908||03-29-1973||Take My Hand Precious Lord||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Luke ||Helen I.||08-05-1913||03-10-1997||| Take My Hand Precious Lord |[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Mays||Joanne Fountain Stillwagon||11-02-1937||05-08-1999||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Merritt||Jerry Lan||04-13-1996||12-29-2005||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Milner||Hugh H.||11-11-1932||05-10-2012||Devoted Father||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Milner ||Lottie L.||12-20-1935||03-11-1989||Loving Mother||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Moore||Baby||06-21-1964||06-21-1964||painted stone||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Moore ||Evelyn I||04-05-1934||08-25-1994||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Moore ||Allan E.||04-06-1937||04-05-2005||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Morehead||Dylan Gage||12-19-1995||12-27-1995||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Mosley||Annie Belle||02-08-1923||07-18-1995||Mama||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Mosley ||H.S. ‘Buddy’||10-30-1921||04-18-1986||Daddy||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Mosley ||Brigit E.||1943||1974||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Mosley ||Charlie M.||1934||1996||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Mosley ||Jennie Della||03-02-1900||02-28-1980||Precious Memories||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Mosley ||Roy Marvin||04-13-1899||06-09-1970||Precious Memories||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Mosley ||Judith Louise||1935||dod||Mom||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Mosley ||Marvin Ollen||1925||1992||Pop||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Mosley ||Ozzie||04-25-1927||09-22-2007||S2 US Navy, World War II, Loving Husband and Father||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Mosley ||Ronald Lee||03-04-1954||07-04-2004||”Come to me all ye who labor and are burdened and I will give you rest.” Loving husband and father||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Mosley ||Roy H. ||08-1957||06-1961||Beloved son of Marvin & Judy Mosley||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Mosley ||William F. ‘Billy’||04-26-1977||02-19-1986||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Mosley ||Willa O.||1903||1959||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Nettles||Aline||02-04-1910||10-28-1978||In Loving Memory||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Nettles ||David||09-11-1908||04-28-1973||In Loving Memory||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Nettles||James W.||10-22-1944||02-25-1997||Rest In Peace||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Newman||Jamie Lynn Marissa||06-11-1993||12-07-2003||But Jesus said Suffer little children, and forbid them not to come unto me for of such is the kingdom of Heaven||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Nugent||Ernest Virgil||12-29-1932||01-25-2000||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Oakley||Frederick Super||07-11-1919|06-12-1993||Wed May 20, 1948, MSGT US Air Force, World War II||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Oakley ||Betty Jean||02-06-1928||dod||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | O’Quinn ||Cheryl Ann||1963||1963||Daughter||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Padgett||Julia Mae||03-31-1943||02-08-2008||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Prevatt||John W.||05-07-1947||11-05-2005||Father ‘Bul-Bat’ ‘We love you Papa, Katelyn, Zachary, Kyle, Hope, Chase’||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Pritchard||Elsie||11-18-1913||12-13-1988||In Memory of Our Dear Mother||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Reedy||Albert L.||05-19-1926||12-10-1989||Dad||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Reedy||Doris M.||05-28-1927||dod||Mom||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Reedy||Gerald||1958||2011||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Rhoden||Frederick C.||10-07-1936||09-02-1972||Brother||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Riner||Patricia Elizabeth Doolin||11-01-1937||07-28-2013||Forever in Our Hearts||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Robbins||Larry||06-15-1945||05-15-1999||US Army||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Robertson||Mary M.||11-04-1904||05-04-1968||Mother||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Robertson||given names||dob||dod||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Robertson||Richard R.||04-22-1925||03-27-1996||Loving Husband, Father, Poppa||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Robertson||Mal Beatrice||06-19-1937||06-10-1995||Loving Wife, Mother, Nenny||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Rohanovich||Andrew||1922||1978||EMC US Navy, World War II, Korea||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Ross||Martha K.||08-23-1930||10-04-1967||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Simmons||Mary Ellen||04-24-1941||12-11-2007||Loving Wife, Mother, Grandmother & Great-Grandmother||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Smith||Christobell||1917||1970||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Smith||Lillian Yarbrough||05-31-1946||12-31-2009||Beloved Wife, Mother, Grandmother, Great Grandmother||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Snipes||John W.||08-13-1943||02-12-2013||SP4 US Army||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Strickler||Donald J.||07-21-1962||08-10-1986||PFC US Army||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Sweat||Louie E. “Buddy” Jr.||10-19-1939||03-24-2007||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Sweat ||Mable C.||1919||1988||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Sweat ||William||1904||1986||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Thomas||Sharon Welch||01-31-1962||07-12-2006||Loving Wife, Mother and Sister||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Thomas ||Shelia Jean||08-19-1961||10-30-1962||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Thrower||Elvah C.||09-04-1926||10-09-1988||Mama||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Welch||L.D. Earl||09-05-1927||09-25-2008||Loving parents, grandparents and great grandparents||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Welch||Joyce Marie||06-08-1934||09-13-2013|| Loving parents, grandparents and great grandparents ||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |White||Gladis Prevatt||04-04-1941||05-15-2006||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Whitener||Edith L.||11-09-1938||12-19-2007||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Whitener ||Marvin C.||02-17-1929||07-12-1983||He did it his way!||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Whitener ||Jimmy W.||08-16-1937||07-20-2013||”Foxman”||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Wild||Ernest Loyd||11-01-1933||01-12-2002||Strength and Honor||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Wild||Mary Frisbee||08-06-1938||dod||Faithful Servant||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Wild||Michael Lloyd||06-05-1962||dod||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Wilson||Ronald D.||11-17-1940||04-10-2007||Married Aug 22, 1959||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Wilson||Dorothy J.||04-21-1944||dod||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Yarbrough||Lee Roy||09-17-1938||12-07-1984||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Yarbrough||Minnie I.||05-13-1913||02-04-1983||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Yarbrough||Lonnie L.||11-19-1908||04-20-1974||Gone but not forgotten||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Mosley||Christy Belle “Nana” York||11-01-1919||08-30-1991||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |York||Willis Early||dob||dod||SSML3 US Navy||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Young||Steve||10-31-1974||dod||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Young||Ida||02-04-1938||09-03-2005||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Young||Ben||07-22-1939||dod||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Jones||Alfred||02-13-1911||03-02-1981||Father||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Etheridge||Alva Byron||04-09-1928||03-02-2007||Us Army, Korea, Bronze Star, Purple Heart||[[Alva_Byron_Etheridge.jpg|120px]] |- |Moore||Archie H.||08-24-1920||02-24-1997||’Pop’||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Moore||Stachia M.||06-06-1924||dod||’Pat’||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |White||Betty O.||10-26-1932||12-25-1987||In Loving Memory||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Westberry||Brian Keith||12-24-1965||12-24-1965||In Jesus Arms||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Prevatt||Britt Edward||04-23-1927||dod||US Army, World War II||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Greene||Charles A.||08-17-1934||03-24-2009||Cpl US Marine Corps, Korea||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Greene||Charles C.||07-31-1954||07-10-1984||Our Only Son & Brother, USMC||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Ayers||Christopher Lee||03-03-1988||01-10-202||Brother, Father, Son; Only God Can Judge Me||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Moore||Dallas B.||01-10-1912||02-15-1981||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Moore||Ottie Lue||07-24-1918||06-15-2004||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Zettle||David L.||05-08-1945||07-25-1993||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |McCrickard||DeAnna||07-20-1981||09-14-2008||Daughter||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Jordan||Dorthy L.||07-26-1911||12-19-1976||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Jordan ||Jessie L.||01-13-1900||02-25-1977||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Cercy||Earl D.||01-15-1911||07-11-1966||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Cercy||Erma T.||11-12-1914||10-18-1999||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Rucker||Emellie B.||1942||1970||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Scarabin||Ernest L.||07-15-1943||dod||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Scarabin||Lillian C.||09-27-1936||05-26-2005||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |DeGolyer||Essie||09-08-1915||12-13-2000||Married Sept. 26, 1934. Together Always||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |DeGolyer||Lonnie W.||05-27-1916||06-05-2012|| Married Sept. 26, 1934. Together Always ||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Prevatt||Flossie||02-12-1938||06-25-1998||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Wiltfang||Fred||1887||1968||Husband||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Metts||Fritz H. L.||11-14-1911||12-17-1983||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Metts||Ruby V.||12-26-1905||09-27-1983||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |DeGolyer||George Vernon||05-22-1939||11-05-1958||God, Take Care of Our Son||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Sterner||Gloria Whitener||04-02-1943||03-31-1990||In memory of my loving wife||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Knight||Gracie M.||11-05-1915||02-26-2001||Mama; Peace in the Valley; Married July 13, 1935; Their Children: Veleria ‘Vicki’, Geneva, Lamar||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Knight||Percy L.||1916||1992||Did the best I could; Daddy; Married July 13, 1935; Their Children: Veleria ‘Vicki’, Geneva, Lamar||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Moore||Harold B.||01-05-1939||dod||Married 55 years||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Moore||Nancy F.||10-08-1941||10-27-2014||Married 55 years||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Green||Harry Clenton Jr.||05-09-1946||07-02-2010||Married Nov. 21, 1967||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Green||Patricia 'Patsy’ D.||03-26-1948||dod||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Whitener||Hellene||08-18-1964||08-18-1964||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Collins||Hilda H.||03-29-1916|03-25-1981||In Loving Memory||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Messer||James Allen||07-21-1937||08-09-2001||Buddy; Beloved Husband & Dad; (on service plaque) SFC US Army, Special Forces Airborne, FL CO D 3rd SF BN 20th SF||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Lipke||Jason John Jr.||06-18-1998||06-18-1998||Mommy & Daddy Loves You||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Murphy||Jay L.||1932||1985||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Braswell||Jessie||dob||dod||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Belger||Jewell||03-29-1906||02-18-1989||Wed Nov27, 1938||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Belger||Leila A.||11-15-1914||11-06-1996|| Wed Nov27, 1938||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |O’Berry||Joe S.||05-30-1923||dod||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |O’Berry||Janice L.||09-11-1918||11-10-2008||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Trowell||John Roy||07-11-1933||03-02-1979||US Army||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |O’Berry||Joseph Kevin||08-22-1957||02-13-1981||Born & died||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Bright||Kim||09-09-1971||09-09-1971||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Hunnicutt||Lena Bell||07-09-1911||03-14-1986||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Schoolcraft||Lorraine||11-05-1920||07-06-2007||Mom||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Jones||Louise||08-15-1937||05-12-1970||Mother||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Westberry||Marion K.||12-10-1932||009-12-2012||Always Remembered, Never Forgotten||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Riner||Martha B.||1940||2008||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Braswell||Mattie||04-06-1921||11-18-2001||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Rucker||Paul Anthony||09-05-1965||02-17-1967||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Messer||Pearle||06-12-1927||10-22-2011||Beloved Wife & Mom||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Knight||Percy “Lamar”||01-23-1944||01-31-2004||A Beloved Father and Papa||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Bright||Ralph II||06-18-1970||06-18-1970||Born & Died||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Bright||Ralph N.||04-21-1948||04-21-1970||Florida CPL CO B 503 INF 173 ABN BDE Vietnam BSM- ARCOM- PH||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |DeGolyer||Rebecca Irene||02-18-1988||02-18-1988||Till We Meet Again||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Lawson||Rebecca Smith||02-14-1949||10-24-1988||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Hardy||Robbie||11-01-1953||10-19-2007||Rain-bo Fantasia; She brought magic to our lives||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Murphy||Robin||02-24-1954||08-27-2005||Loving Mother||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Roover||Ronald Durand||1965||1965||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Stewart||Russell W.||12-29-1930||10-29-2000||Married Dec 30, 1953||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Stewart||Coral “Tina”||03-28-1936||dod||Married Dec 30, 1953||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Stewart||Russell William||09-13-1957||01-16-2014||A son, a brother and a friend. Gone but not forgotten. “Skipper”||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Hodges||Sadie B.||04-05-1916||04-23-1987||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |McCrickard||Shelbie G.||08-17-1949||10-14-2008||Wife||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Reese||Stella||02-11-1941||02-11-1941||On Earth Feb 11 1941||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |DeGolyer||Terry||04-25-1960||12-23-2012||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Fowler||Thelma||1930||2003||Nearer my God to Thee||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Fowler||H. Felton||1926||1996||Nearer my God to Thee||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Zettle||Thelma||11-10-1921||01-31-1992||Loving Mother||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Harrison||Thelma||||08-1946(?)||196?||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Pearce||Thomas||05-28-1932||05-15-1973||Rest In Peace||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Wiltfang||?||dob||1968||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Jeffers||Vera Z.||09-15-1912||03-05-1997||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Hill||Vivian C.||09-27-1936||02-26-1999||Sister||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Cercy||Earl C.||08-28-1934||08-29-1987||Brother||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Nicholas||William A.||11-04-1884||03-29-1962||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Jeffers||William L. Jr.||06-11-1930||09-28-2014||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Jeffers||Myrtle M.||08-11-1931||dod||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Jeffers||William L.||11-22-1906||05-16-1982||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Barfield||William McCoy||07-25-1956||03-04-1961||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Shuman||William Rocky Jr.||06-15-1978||04-27-1982||Gone to be an angel. We miss you so.||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |DeGolyer||Woodrow Mallie||09-23-1936||09-23-2005||Tots; Married Dec 23, 1960||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |DeGolyer||Evie Irene Alford||03-15-1939||dod||His Wife; Married Dec 23, 1960; Irene||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Allart||Lily Futch||10-07-1942||10-11-2007||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Ankeny|| Elizabeth Hope ||03-28-2001||01-14-2004||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Ayers||Anthony ‘Tony’||02-25-1950||07-28-1996||Father/Brother||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Ayers ||John E.||12-20-1919||07-24-1991||Daddy; Married Feb 2, 1949||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Ayers ||Alice M.||01-07-1933||03-09-1991||Mama; Married Feb 2, 1949||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Bailey||Raymond E.||02-27-1944||02-03-2007||Husband & Father; (married) April 8, 1968||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Bailey|| Loraine A.||01-28-1951||dod||Wife & Mother; (married) April 8, 1968||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Baumgardner||Douglas R.||08-11-1935||06-06-1994||SN US Coast Guard||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Baumgardner||Mellie||08-07-1888||02-16-1926||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Baumgardner ||Vickey Rena||dob||1962||||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Boykin?||Robert H.||05-20-1914||10-02-1977||Beloved & Devoted Husband & Father||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Burris||Clyde S.||11-12-1931||03-17-1992||Beloved brother and uncle||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |Cercy||Katrina D.||10-24-1975||10-30-1975||From Mothers Arms to the Arms of Jesus||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Cercy ||Paul S.||07-30-1934||05-30-1995||On Earth- In Heaven||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Cercy ||William M.||02-22-1893||08-02-1958||Asleep In Jesus||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- | Cercy |Minnie M.||02-10-1883||11-12-1961||Asleep in Jesus||[[image:x-x.jpg|120px]] |- |?||Cheryl Ann||04-23-1947||07-7-1948||Our Darling; Buried(?) on earth, ? 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{{GOONS Sticker}} [[Category:Pepperrell Name Study]] [[Category:One Name Studies]] [[Category:DNA Projects]] ==About the Project== The Pepperrell Name Study project serves as a collaborative platform to collect information on the [https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/Pepperrell Pepperrell] name. The hope is that other researchers like you will [[#How to Join|join the study]] to help make it a valuable reference point for other genealogists who are researching or have an interest in the Pepperrell name. As a One Name Study, this project is not limited to persons who are related biologically. Individual [[#Teams|team studies]] can be used to branch out the research into specific methods and areas of interest, such as geographically (England Pepperrell's), by time period (18th Century Pepperrell's), or by topic (Pepperrell DNA, Pepperrell Occupations, Pepperrell Statistics). These studies may also include a number of family branches which have no immediate link with each other. Some researchers may even be motivated to go beyond the profile identification and research stage to compile fully sourced, single-family histories of some of the families they discover through this name study project. ''Also see the [[#Related Surnames and Surname Variants|related surnames and surname variants]].'' ===Name Origin=== :'''Peverall ''' :Variants: '''Peverill, Peverell, Pepperell, Pepperrell, Pepperall, Pepprell''' * Current frequencies: GB 145, Ireland 0 * GB frequency 1881: 66 * Main GB location 1881: scattered in England: esp. London :Norman, English: relationship name from Old French Peurel (Latin Piperellus ), a diminutive of Old French pevre ‘pepper’ (Anglo-Norman French peivere , Latin piper ), originally perhaps used as a nickname on the Continent but used as a personal name in Anglo-Norman England. :'''Early bearers:''' :Willielmus Puirellus, 1080 in Regesta Regum Anglo-Normannorum, p. 802; Ran(n)ulphus Peurellus, Piperellus, W(illelmus) Peurel, Piperellus, 1086 in Domesday Book; Willelmo Peverello, about 1087 in Regesta Regum Anglo-Normannorum, p. 409 (Notts); Geruasius filius Peurelli, 1130 in Pipe Rolls (London); […] Peverel, 1205 in Curia Regis Rolls (Essex); Richard Peuerel, 1186–1210 in Saint Benet of Holme Register (Norfolk); William Peuerell’, 1221 in Assize Rolls (Warwicks); William Peperel, 1224 in Clerkenwell Cartulary (Middx); Hugh Piurel, 1315 in Patent Rolls (Christchurch, Hants); Ricardus Pevurel, 1381 in Poll Tax (Pendomer, Somerset); John Peperill, king’s groom-porter, 1398 in Patent Rolls; Richard Peperell’, 1428 in Feet of Fines (Devon); William Peverell, 1563 in PROB 11 (Colchester, Essex); Robert Pepprell, 1629 in IGI (Plymouth, Devon); John Peverelle, 1715 in Parish Registers (Blessed Virgin Mary, Witham Friary, Somerset); Martha Peverall, 1729 in IGI (Barnard Castle, Durham); John Peverill or Peverel, 1751 in IGI (Gainford, Durham); Charles Pepperrell, 1760 in IGI (Exeter, Devon). :'''References:''' # C. Clark, in P. Jackson, ed. (1995), Words, Names and History: Selected Writings of Cecily Clark , Cambridge, pp. 111–12. # Patrick Hanks, Richard Coates, and Peter McClure, [https://www.oxfordreference.com/view/10.1093/acref/9780199677764.001.0001/acref-9780199677764-e-32202 ''The Oxford Dictionary of Family Names in Britain and Ireland''], Publisher: Oxford University Press, Print Publication Date: 2016, Print ISBN-13: 9780199677764, Published online: 2016, Current Online Version: 2016eISBN: 9780191781797 (Accessed: May 2020) :William Peverel was a natural son of William the Conqueror, who entered England at the Conquest. 'In Domesday it is continually spelt Piperellus. Mr. Planche: (''Journal of Arch. Assoc. viii. 196'') conjectures that it had a personal signification, and that 'it is a corruption of Puerulus, which is almost identical with Peuerellus, as we find it written in the Anglo-Norman Pipe and Plea Rolls' (''v. Lower's Patr. Brit''). This would make the meaning to be Littleboy. It does not seem satisfactory. In any case Pepperall, Pepperell, and Pepperill are variants of Peverall. - '''A Dictionary of English and Welsh Surnames''', ''written: 1872-1896 by Charles Wareing Endell Bardsley''. === Name frequency === :According to an ONS database there are some 195 Pepperrells as of September 2002 making it the 21637th most common name in England and Wales, however there are 712 Pepperells making it the 8635th most common name and 92 Pepperalls making it the 34906th most common name. === Distribution of the name === :The Pepperrell surname, including the possible variants found by the British 19th Century Surname Atlas (version 1.20 © Archer Software, 2003-2015), appears to be spread throughout England, predominately in Devon, Somerset, Wiltshire, Surrey and Middlesex, with the odd outposts in Wales, Jersey and Guernsey (see 1881 Distribution by County image on this page). ===Related Surnames and Surname Variants=== :'''PEPPERRELL''' * [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special:Surname&s=PEPPERRELL&limit=5000&cln=1&order=dobup List of Pepperrell Profiles], sorted in birth order, including current last name. * [https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/tag/PEPPERRELL G2G feed of questions tagged "Pepperrell"]. * [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special:Adoptions&s=Pepperrell Orphaned Pepperrell profiles on WikiTree]. * [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Category:Unsourced_Profiles&from=Pepperrell-1 Unsourced Pepperrell profiles on WikiTree]. * [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special%3AUnconnected&mId=10209961&order=dateup&viewAll=1&privacy=0&orphans=0&s=PEPPERRELL Unconnected Pepperrell profiles on WikiTree]. * [https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/search?&lastname=Pepperrell# Pepperrell records on Find A Grave]. :'''PEPPERELL''' * [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special:Surname&s=PEPPERELL&limit=5000&cln=1&order=dobup List of Pepperell Profiles], sorted in birth order, including current last name. * [https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/tag/PEPPERELL G2G feed of questions tagged "Pepperell"]. * [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special:Adoptions&s=Pepperell Orphaned Pepperell profiles on WikiTree]. * [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Category:Unsourced_Profiles&from=Pepperell-1 Unsourced Pepperell profiles on WikiTree]. * [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special%3AUnconnected&mId=10209961&order=dateup&viewAll=1&privacy=0&orphans=0&s=PEPPERELL Unconnected Pepperell profiles on WikiTree]. * [https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/search?&lastname=Pepperell# Pepperell records on Find A Grave]. :'''Note:''' Not currently one of the surname tags for this project but included here for completeness: * [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special:Surname&s=PEPPERALL&limit=5000&cln=1&order=dobup List of Pepperall Profiles], sorted in birth order, including current last name. * [https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/search?&lastname=Pepperall# Pepperall records on Find A Grave]. === Notable occurrences of the name === :[[Pepperrell-2|Sir William Pepperrell]], 1st Baronet (27 June 1696 – 6 July 1759) was an American merchant and soldier in Colonial Massachusetts. He is widely remembered for organizing, financing, and leading the 1745 expedition that captured the French garrison at Fortress Louisbourg during King George's War. During his day Pepperrell was called "the hero of Louisburg". He is the great-great-great grandfather of actor Robert Hardy. [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Pepperrell Wikipedia] :Eddie Louis Pepperell (b. 1991) is an English professional golfer who plays on the European Tour. In February 2018, he won his first European Tour event at the Qatar Masters. In October 2018, he won his second European Tour event at the Sky Sports British Masters. [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eddie_Pepperell Wikipedia] ==How to Join== To join the Pepperrell Name Study, first start out by browsing our current teams and research pages to see if there is a specific study ongoing that fits your interests. If so, feel free to add your name to the Membership list below, post an introduction comment on the specific team/research page, and then dive right in! Once you are ready to go, you can also show your project affiliation with the ONS Member Sticker: {{Member|ONS|name=Pepperrell}} {{Member|ONS|name=Pepperrell}} {{Clear}} If a team or research page does not yet exist for your particular area of interest, please contact the '''Name Study Coordinator: [[Pepperrell-22|Phillip Pepperrell]]''' for assistance. == Task List == # Monitor the [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special:NetworkFeed&surname=Pepperrell&showall=1 Pepperrell Surname Activity Feed]. # Monitor the [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebName/errors.htm?Name=Pepperrell&MaxErrors=100 Pepperrell Surname dbErrors Feed]. # Monitor the [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special:NetworkFeed&surname=Pepperell&showall=1 Pepperell Surname Activity Feed]. # Monitor the [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebName/errors.htm?Name=Pepperell&MaxErrors=100 Pepperell Surname dbErrors Feed]. ==Membership== * [[Pepperrell-22|Phillip Pepperrell]] - The family research began back in the 1960's when my uncle Les wanted to find out more about his mother. I guess the stories that most families have, rags to riches and back, etc., always stuck in my mind; particularly when told by my uncle that it was better to “Let sleeping dogs lie”. My brother Brian took over the family research which showed our great grandfather, his father, uncle and brother (all plasterers by trade) had moved to Surbiton, Surrey from Exeter, Devon. During his research he had contact with a number of other people with a Pepperell in their family tree via the Devon FHS. Since 2013 I have been attempting to trace my own ancestry, building a collection of Pepperrell/Pepperell records. == Miscellaneous == ''We are braver and wiser because they existed,''
''those strong women and strong men.''
''We are who we are because they were who they were.''
''It’s wise to know where you come from, who called your name.''
'''Maya Angelou''' ''In all of us there is a hunger, marrow deep, to know our heritage - to know who we are and where we came from. Without this enriching knowledge, there is a hollow yearning. No matter what our attainments in life, there is still a vacuum, an emptiness, and the most disquieting loneliness.
'' '''Alex Haley, Roots''' '''Why They Came To London''' I recently received the last copy of the book ''Why They Came To London'' by Michael Barefoot from his son. The book is ''A study of five selected ancestors who came to London early in the 19th Century; eventually to be related, or their descendants to be related, by marriage. They had the surnames of BAREFOOT, MOSS, JAMES, McINTOSH & PEPPERELL''. In Chapter 7 - A Tale of Many Parishes the story is told of the Pepperells of Slapton and Stokenham, detailing the direct line to the author, and their migration from rural Devon to London. The chapter contains a rhyme about the spelling of the Pepperrell surname. I am not sure where it originated or who the original author was; Michael Barefoot refers to it as "an ancient little ditty!" but does not mention it's origins. Seems like the ancient scribes and clerics had the same problem spelling the Pepperrell surname as people do today. {{Image|file=Pepperrell_Name_Study.jpg |align=r |size=m |caption= }} ''' THE PEPPERRELLS'''
Would writers learn to rightly spell
The Ancient name of Pepperrell
Then please these easy lines recite
And one will surely have it right
Of letters four make ten from these
of p's and r's and l's and e's
Begin with p and e and then
Use all the letters that you can
That is to say in Pepperrell
Use doubles p and r and l.
''Unknown'' ==Research Notes== # Discover the relationship between the first Pepperrell to arrive in the United States in 1670s and families in Devon. # Discover the migration of Pepper(r)ell families from England to other parts of the globe.
''those strong women and strong men.''
''We are who we are because they were who they were.''
''It’s wise to know where you come from, who called your name.''
'''Maya Angelou''' ''In all of us there is a hunger, marrow deep, to know our heritage - to know who we are and where we came from. Without this enriching knowledge, there is a hollow yearning. No matter what our attainments in life, there is still a vacuum, an emptiness, and the most disquieting loneliness.
'' '''Alex Haley, Roots''' '''Why They Came To London''' I recently received the last copy of the book ''Why They Came To London'' by Michael Barefoot from his son. The book is ''A study of five selected ancestors who came to London early in the 19th Century; eventually to be related, or their descendants to be related, by marriage. They had the surnames of BAREFOOT, MOSS, JAMES, McINTOSH & PEPPERELL''. In Chapter 7 - A Tale of Many Parishes the story is told of the Pepperells of Slapton and Stokenham, detailing the direct line to the author, and their migration from rural Devon to London. The chapter contains a rhyme about the spelling of the Pepperrell surname. I am not sure where it originated or who the original author was; Michael Barefoot refers to it as "an ancient little ditty!" but does not mention it's origins. Seems like the ancient scribes and clerics had the same problem spelling the Pepperrell surname as people do today. {{Image|file=Pepperrell_Name_Study.jpg |align=r |size=m |caption= }} ''' THE PEPPERRELLS'''
Would writers learn to rightly spell
The Ancient name of Pepperrell
Then please these easy lines recite
And one will surely have it right
Of letters four make ten from these
of p's and r's and l's and e's
Begin with p and e and then
Use all the letters that you can
That is to say in Pepperrell
Use doubles p and r and l.
''Unknown'' ==Research Notes== # Discover the relationship between the first Pepperrell to arrive in the United States in 1670s and families in Devon. # Discover the migration of Pepper(r)ell families from England to other parts of the globe.
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[[Category:Chronicles of New France]] '''Percheron Immigration Index''': #[[:Category:Percheron_Immigration|'''Percheron_Immigration: Standard-Category Listing''']] #[[Space:Percheron_Immigration_-1|'''Percheron Immigration: Carpin-Tabulated Listing''']] #[[Space:Percheron Immigration New|'''Percheron Immigration: General Introduction''']] #[[Space:Percheron Immigration|'''Percheron Immigration: Chronology & References''']] #[[Space:LE_PERCHE|'''Percheron Immigration: Why? Image Repository''']] #[[Space:External_Percheron_links|'''Percheron Immigration: External Links''']] '''CHRONOLOGY OF THE PERCHERON IMMIGRATION MOVEMENT'''
Adapted from perche-quebec.com's [http://www.perche-quebec.com/files/perche/lieux/perche.htm Chronologie de l'émigration percheronne en Nouvelle-France]
According to Madame Françoise Montagne, the now deceased Tourouvre-based Percheron genealogist: "If among all provinces, the contribution from Perche province of settlements to Canada -- about 5% of French immigrants -- is modest, it needs to be emphasized that, being the earliest to immigrate to Canada, the contribution was characterized by a remarkable prolificity." This prolific output is due in no small part to the rate at which Percheron immigrants were accompanied with families being 57% compared to a 31% rate for immigrants from Aunis province and a 21% rate for immigrants from Normandy,Carpin, Gervais (1999). [http://www.collectionscanada.gc.ca/obj/s4/f2/dsk1/tape9/PQDD_0020/NQ47560.pdf ''Le Reseau du Canada: Étude du mode migratoire de la France vers Ie Nouvelle-France (1628-1462)'', p. 491] Percheron immigrant departures for Canada came from 33 northern and western Perche locations centered on the following three natural attraction poles: [https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tourouvre Tourouvre], [https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mortagne-au-Perche Mortagne] and [https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saint-Cosme-en-Vairais Saint-Cosme-de-Vair]/[https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ig%C3%A9_(Orne) Igé].[http://www.collectionscanada.gc.ca/obj/s4/f2/dsk1/tape9/PQDD_0020/NQ47560.pdf 'Carpin, Gervais (1999), p. 480]Gavinet, Michel 2013. [http://www.perche-quebec.com/files/perche/lieux/perche.htm Regards sur l'Emigration percheronne au XVIIe siècle] Stated another way, although pioneers from Perche provided only a little over 7% of all pioneers, Perche made up only about 0.3% of the area of France, such that, considered proportionally, Perche sent 10 to 15 times as many immigrants per unit area as pioneers from other parts of France.[http://habitantheritage.org/yahoo_site_admin/assets/docs/Colby_-_Founders_Effect_Oct_2010.1444835.pdf Colby 2010, p. 182] {{Image|file=LE_PERCHE-33.jpg |align=l |size=sl |caption= }} {{Image|file=LE_PERCHE.png |align=c |size=l |caption=Estimation de l’effectif de la population portant les 100 premiers noms de famille, Québec, 2005 }} The movement, launched in 1634 through the leadership of [[Giffard-412|Robert Giffard]], represents to be true, in the general flow of immigration from France to Canada, a certain amount of originality, for it was not motivated by misery but from a spirit of adventure. In 30-odd years some 145 adults practicing various trades (mason, carpenter, cabinet maker, brick-layer, etc.), that is, 80 families, undertake the grand voyage. A few of them returned to France. However, the vast majority, despite the Iroquois menace, choose to settle on the St. Lawrence River's shores to clear and otherwise make prosper the new plots of land. Their descendants are today estimated to number 1,500,000 persons in Canada and much more in all of North America. The success of the Percheron immigration movement's recruitment model rested, at the most fundamental level, on the law in force at the time in the colony whereby immigrants were rarely allowed to settle immediately upon arrival in Canada.Histoire de raconter (Ville de Québec), [https://www.ville.quebec.qc.ca/culture_patrimoine/docs/publications/histoire_de_raconter_charlesbourg.pdf Les premières familles de la paroisse de Charlesbourg, pp. 13-14] Instead, the immigrants became 'engagés' by signing contracts the terms of which gave the 'engagé' the option, at the year of the contract, of either settling in Canada or returning in France. Immigrants exploited the relative ease with which apprentices could become full-fledged journeymen, that is, in six-years Canada but much longer in France. The engagement contract were most often for a period of 3 years, less frequently for a period of 5 years. It was customary to refer to the 'engagés' as les "trent-six mois". The average annual pay of tradesmen was as follows:
;- Soldiers, plowmen, hoemen, pit sawyers, etc - 60 livres/year ;- Masons, carpenters, nailers, coopers, bakers, etc.) - 90 to 100 livres/year ;- Master tradesmen - 120 to 140 livres/year. {| border="1" class="wikitable sortable" |'''Year'''||'''Description'''||'''Ref.''' |- |1608|| Founding of Québec with establishment of the "habitation".|| |- |1617 ||Settlement of the apothecary Louis Hébert and his family at Québec.|| |- |1621||Immigration to Canada by Robert Giffard, a Percheron born at Autheuil who studied in Paris like Hébert and practiced as a Tourouvre-based apothecary before settling in the Québec area.|| |- |1625|| Settlement of Jésuits at Québec.|| |- |1627||Robert Giffard returns to France with the conviction that settlers from France should colonize the St. Laurence River’s shores. Founding of Compagnie des Cent-Associés.||[http://www.collectionscanada.gc.ca/obj/s4/f2/dsk1/tape9/PQDD_0020/NQ47560.pdf Paraphrasing from Carpin, Gervais (1999), p. 496:] Contrary to the assertion made by certain historians, no document can be found to support the notion that Noël Juchereau was associated with the Compagnie de la Nouvelle France (Also known as Compagnie des Cent-Associés).|| |- |1628|| Robert Giffard marries Marie Renouard at Tourouve. He sets out for Canada intent on implementing new settlements but the ship on which he is travelling is hijacked by pirates aligned with England and Giffard returns to France. From 1929-1931, Québec is controlled by England. Giffard takes advantage of the lull to promote in and around Tourouvre and Mortagne riches to be found the immense lands across the Atlantic.|| |- |1632-1633||The ratification of the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Treaty_of_Saint-Germain-en-Laye_(1632) Saint-Germain-en-Laye treaty], which re-establishes France’s dominion on Canada, allows Robert Giffard to resume his colonization vision. Working with the Juchereau brothers, [[Juchereau-1|Jean]] and [[Juchereau-14|Noël]], Giffard undertakes his second colonization expedition to Canada.|| |- |1634-1635||In January 1634, the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Company_of_One_Hundred_Associates Compagnie des Cent-Associés] grants the [http://wn.memoireduquebec.com/wiki/index.php?title=Beauport_%28ancienne_municipalit%C3%A9%29 seigneurie de Beauport] concession to Robert Giffard. Giffard leaves for Canada in March 1634, with his wife and children as well as with thirty-odd settlers, the ship arriving Québec in June 1634. At Champlain’s death in 1635 at Québec, Canada’s population is 132, thirty-five of whom are from Perche. Thus started the Percheron immigration movement, Canada's first organized colonization endeavour, which for the most part lasted close to three decades until 1662. || |- |1641 || Canada’s population reaches 300. || |- |1647 || Arrival at Québec of 17 settlers from in and around Tourouvre. || |- |1653||[[Boucher-366|Pierre Boucher]] defends Trois-Rivières against the Iroquois. || |- |1662||Faced with the Iroquois menace which threatens Canada’s survival, Pierre Boucher journeys to France to solicit support from Louis XIV and Colbert.|| |- |1665 ||Arrival at Québec of the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carignan-Sali%C3%A8res_Regiment Carignan-Salière Regiment]. || |- |1668 || Canada’s population reaches 3,000 at the death of Robert Giffard at Beauport, || |- |} ==Notes==
Adapted from perche-quebec.com's [http://www.perche-quebec.com/files/perche/lieux/perche.htm Chronologie de l'émigration percheronne en Nouvelle-France]
According to Madame Françoise Montagne, the now deceased Tourouvre-based Percheron genealogist: "If among all provinces, the contribution from Perche province of settlements to Canada -- about 5% of French immigrants -- is modest, it needs to be emphasized that, being the earliest to immigrate to Canada, the contribution was characterized by a remarkable prolificity." This prolific output is due in no small part to the rate at which Percheron immigrants were accompanied with families being 57% compared to a 31% rate for immigrants from Aunis province and a 21% rate for immigrants from Normandy,Carpin, Gervais (1999). [http://www.collectionscanada.gc.ca/obj/s4/f2/dsk1/tape9/PQDD_0020/NQ47560.pdf ''Le Reseau du Canada: Étude du mode migratoire de la France vers Ie Nouvelle-France (1628-1462)'', p. 491] Percheron immigrant departures for Canada came from 33 northern and western Perche locations centered on the following three natural attraction poles: [https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tourouvre Tourouvre], [https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mortagne-au-Perche Mortagne] and [https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saint-Cosme-en-Vairais Saint-Cosme-de-Vair]/[https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ig%C3%A9_(Orne) Igé].[http://www.collectionscanada.gc.ca/obj/s4/f2/dsk1/tape9/PQDD_0020/NQ47560.pdf 'Carpin, Gervais (1999), p. 480]Gavinet, Michel 2013. [http://www.perche-quebec.com/files/perche/lieux/perche.htm Regards sur l'Emigration percheronne au XVIIe siècle] Stated another way, although pioneers from Perche provided only a little over 7% of all pioneers, Perche made up only about 0.3% of the area of France, such that, considered proportionally, Perche sent 10 to 15 times as many immigrants per unit area as pioneers from other parts of France.[http://habitantheritage.org/yahoo_site_admin/assets/docs/Colby_-_Founders_Effect_Oct_2010.1444835.pdf Colby 2010, p. 182] {{Image|file=LE_PERCHE-33.jpg |align=l |size=sl |caption= }} {{Image|file=LE_PERCHE.png |align=c |size=l |caption=Estimation de l’effectif de la population portant les 100 premiers noms de famille, Québec, 2005 }} The movement, launched in 1634 through the leadership of [[Giffard-412|Robert Giffard]], represents to be true, in the general flow of immigration from France to Canada, a certain amount of originality, for it was not motivated by misery but from a spirit of adventure. In 30-odd years some 145 adults practicing various trades (mason, carpenter, cabinet maker, brick-layer, etc.), that is, 80 families, undertake the grand voyage. A few of them returned to France. However, the vast majority, despite the Iroquois menace, choose to settle on the St. Lawrence River's shores to clear and otherwise make prosper the new plots of land. Their descendants are today estimated to number 1,500,000 persons in Canada and much more in all of North America. The success of the Percheron immigration movement's recruitment model rested, at the most fundamental level, on the law in force at the time in the colony whereby immigrants were rarely allowed to settle immediately upon arrival in Canada.Histoire de raconter (Ville de Québec), [https://www.ville.quebec.qc.ca/culture_patrimoine/docs/publications/histoire_de_raconter_charlesbourg.pdf Les premières familles de la paroisse de Charlesbourg, pp. 13-14] Instead, the immigrants became 'engagés' by signing contracts the terms of which gave the 'engagé' the option, at the year of the contract, of either settling in Canada or returning in France. Immigrants exploited the relative ease with which apprentices could become full-fledged journeymen, that is, in six-years Canada but much longer in France. The engagement contract were most often for a period of 3 years, less frequently for a period of 5 years. It was customary to refer to the 'engagés' as les "trent-six mois". The average annual pay of tradesmen was as follows:
;- Soldiers, plowmen, hoemen, pit sawyers, etc - 60 livres/year ;- Masons, carpenters, nailers, coopers, bakers, etc.) - 90 to 100 livres/year ;- Master tradesmen - 120 to 140 livres/year. {| border="1" class="wikitable sortable" |'''Year'''||'''Description'''||'''Ref.''' |- |1608|| Founding of Québec with establishment of the "habitation".|| |- |1617 ||Settlement of the apothecary Louis Hébert and his family at Québec.|| |- |1621||Immigration to Canada by Robert Giffard, a Percheron born at Autheuil who studied in Paris like Hébert and practiced as a Tourouvre-based apothecary before settling in the Québec area.|| |- |1625|| Settlement of Jésuits at Québec.|| |- |1627||Robert Giffard returns to France with the conviction that settlers from France should colonize the St. Laurence River’s shores. Founding of Compagnie des Cent-Associés.||[http://www.collectionscanada.gc.ca/obj/s4/f2/dsk1/tape9/PQDD_0020/NQ47560.pdf Paraphrasing from Carpin, Gervais (1999), p. 496:] Contrary to the assertion made by certain historians, no document can be found to support the notion that Noël Juchereau was associated with the Compagnie de la Nouvelle France (Also known as Compagnie des Cent-Associés).|| |- |1628|| Robert Giffard marries Marie Renouard at Tourouve. He sets out for Canada intent on implementing new settlements but the ship on which he is travelling is hijacked by pirates aligned with England and Giffard returns to France. From 1929-1931, Québec is controlled by England. Giffard takes advantage of the lull to promote in and around Tourouvre and Mortagne riches to be found the immense lands across the Atlantic.|| |- |1632-1633||The ratification of the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Treaty_of_Saint-Germain-en-Laye_(1632) Saint-Germain-en-Laye treaty], which re-establishes France’s dominion on Canada, allows Robert Giffard to resume his colonization vision. Working with the Juchereau brothers, [[Juchereau-1|Jean]] and [[Juchereau-14|Noël]], Giffard undertakes his second colonization expedition to Canada.|| |- |1634-1635||In January 1634, the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Company_of_One_Hundred_Associates Compagnie des Cent-Associés] grants the [http://wn.memoireduquebec.com/wiki/index.php?title=Beauport_%28ancienne_municipalit%C3%A9%29 seigneurie de Beauport] concession to Robert Giffard. Giffard leaves for Canada in March 1634, with his wife and children as well as with thirty-odd settlers, the ship arriving Québec in June 1634. At Champlain’s death in 1635 at Québec, Canada’s population is 132, thirty-five of whom are from Perche. Thus started the Percheron immigration movement, Canada's first organized colonization endeavour, which for the most part lasted close to three decades until 1662. || |- |1641 || Canada’s population reaches 300. || |- |1647 || Arrival at Québec of 17 settlers from in and around Tourouvre. || |- |1653||[[Boucher-366|Pierre Boucher]] defends Trois-Rivières against the Iroquois. || |- |1662||Faced with the Iroquois menace which threatens Canada’s survival, Pierre Boucher journeys to France to solicit support from Louis XIV and Colbert.|| |- |1665 ||Arrival at Québec of the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carignan-Sali%C3%A8res_Regiment Carignan-Salière Regiment]. || |- |1668 || Canada’s population reaches 3,000 at the death of Robert Giffard at Beauport, || |- |} ==Notes==
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[[Category: Percheron Immigration]] '''Percheron Immigration Index''': #[[:Category:Percheron_Immigration|'''Percheron_Immigration: Standard-Category Listing''']] #[[Space:Percheron_Immigration_-1|'''Percheron Immigration: Carpin-Tabulated Listing''']] #[[Space:Percheron Immigration New|'''Percheron Immigration: General Introduction''']] #[[Space:Percheron Immigration|'''Percheron Immigration: Chronology & References''']]. #[[Space:LE_PERCHE|'''Percheron Immigration: Why? 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p-q: France; Carpin: Mortagne |- |47||1636||[[Lemoine-293|Lemoine, Barthelémy]] ||||LemoB00000||||'''Le Pin-la-Garenne'''||||Cousin de [[Drouin-10|Robert Drouin]] |- |48||1636||[[Mallet-239|Mallet, Perrine ]]||||Bou2MU1000||30||Courgeoût||||p-c: St-Langis; Carpin: Mortagne; Courgeon ou Courgeoût |- |49||1636||[[Boucher-93|Boucher, François ]]||||Bou2MU101m||17||''St-Langis''||||Carpin: Mortagne |- |50||1636||[[Boucher-90|Boucher, Louis-Marin ]]||||Bou2MU102m||5||''St-Langis''||||Carpin: Mortagne |- |51||1636||[[Boucher-96|Boucher, Jean-Galleran ]]||dit Beaubuisson||Bou2MU103m||1||''St-Langis''||||Carpin: Mortagne |- |52||1636||[[Morin-1076|Morin, Claire ]]||||MoriC01000||21||'''Mortagne'''|||| |- |53||1637||[[Drouet-40|Drouet, François ]]||dit Mortaigne||Dro1F01000||22||'''St-Hilaire-le-Châtel'''||||Carpin dit St-Hilaire-lès-Mortagne |- |54||1637||[[Drouin-10|Drouin, Robert ]]||||Dro2R01000||26||'''Le Pin-la-Garenne'''|||| |- |55||1637||[[Gagnon-10|Gagnon, Jean ]]||||Gag2JP1000||27||'''Tourouvre'''|||| |- |56||1637||[[Gagnon-74|Gagnon, Mathurin ]]||||Gag2JP1000||31||'''Tourouvre'''|||| |- |57||1637||[[Gagnon-109|Gagnon, Pierre ]]||||Gag2JP1000||25||'''La Ventrouze'''||||év, de Chartres |- |58||1638||[[Hayot-38|Hayot, Thomas ]]||||HayoT00000||29||''Soligny-la-Trappe''||||Carpin: St-Germain de Loisé |- |59||1638||[[Boucher-94|Boucher, Jeanne ]]||||HayoT01000||31||''Mortagne''||||Carpin: St-Germain de Loisé |- |60||1638||[[Hayot-4|Hayot, Geneviève ]]||||HayoT0101f||8||''Mortagne''||||Carpin: St-Germain de Loisé |- |61||1638||[[Hayot-5|Hayot, Rodolphe ]]||||HayoT0102m||4||''Mortagne''||||Carpin: St-Germain de Loisé |- |62||1638||[[Hayot-37|Hayot, Jean ]]||||HayoT01012m||2||''Mortagne''||||Carpin: St-Germain de Loisé |- |63||1639||[[Boissel-1|Boissel, Jacques ]]||||BoesJ00000||||év. Chartres partie Perche||||p-c: ville non connue; Carpin: Orléanais |- |64||1639||[[Eripel-1|Éripel, Marie ]]||||BoesJ01000||||''Beaulieu''||||Carpin: év. Chartres, partie Perche |- |65||1639||[[Leprince-45|Leprince, Jean]] ||||LeprJ00000||||St-Martin-du-Vieux-Bellême||||Godbout: St-Martin-du-Vieux-Bellême; p-c: lieu inconnu; p-q: Perche |- |66||''1639''||[[Manoury-2|Maunoury, Jean]] ||||MaunJ00000||||''Normandel''||||Carpin: Tourouvre |- |67||1639||[[Poulin-3|Poulin, Claude ]]||||PoulC00000||20||Rouen ||||Carpin: Tourouvre; St-Maclou |- |68||''1640''||[[Pierre-175|Pierre, Charles]] ||||PierC00000||||'''L'Hôme-Chamondot'''||||év. de Chartres |- |69||1641||[[Pelletier-183|Pelletier, Antoine ]]||||PellA00000||8||'''Bresolettes'''||||év. de Séez |- |70||''1641''||[[Pelletier-181|Pelletier, Guillaume ]]||dit Globoteur||PellG00000||||''Bresolettes''||||Carpin: Tourouvre; év. de Séez |- |71||''1641''||[[Mabille-1|Mabille, Michelle ]]||||PellG01000||49||'''Tourouvre'''|||| |- |72||''1641''||[[Pelletier-1072|Pelletier, Guillaume ]]||||PellG0101m||17||'''Tourouvre'''||||Carpin assigne Jean et Marie pour #72 & #73 |- |73||''1641''||[[Pelletier-117|Pelletier, Jean ]]||dit Globoteur||PellG0102m||14||'''Tourouvre'''||||Carpin assigne Jean et Marie pour #72 & #73 |- |74||''1641''||[[God%C3%A9-8|Godé, Nicolas ]]||||GodéN00000||12||'''Igé'''|||| |- |75||''1641''||[[Gadois-3|Gadois, Françoise ]]||||GodéN01000||50||'''Igé'''|||| |- |76||''1641''||[[God%C3%A9-9|Godé, François ]]||||GodéN0101m||20||Igé|||| |- |77||''1641''||[[God%C3%A9-46|Godé, Françoise ]]||dite la bonne femme Desroches||GodéN0102f||15||'''Igé'''||||Carpin assigne Nicolas & François pour #77 & #78, |- |78||''1641''||[[God%C3%A9-10|Godé, Nicolas ]]||||GodéN0103m||12||'''Igé'''||||Carpin assigne Nicolas & François pour #77 & #78, |- |79||''1641''||[[God%C3%A9-7|Godé, Mathurine ]]||||GodéN0104f||2||'''Igé'''|||| |- |80||1642||[[Landry-410|Landry, Mathurin ]]||||Land0M0000||||''Neuilly''||||Carpin: Père de [[Landry-410|Guillaume]], La Ventrouze |- |81||1642||[[Dastaget-1|Dastaget, Louis]] ||||DastL00000||||''' La Chapelle-Souëf'''|||| |- |82||1642||[[Fauvel-35|Fauvel, Mathieu]] ||sieur de la Gasserie||FauvM00000||||'''Tourouvre'''||||Selon PREFEN, Mathieu Fanuel |- |83||1642||[[Gaynes-7|Gaines, Jacques ]]||dit Beauregard||GainJ00000||||'''Mortagne'''|||| |- |84||1643||[[Juchereau-1|Juchereau, Jean ]]||sieur de More||JuchJJ0000||51||Tourouvre||||Carpin: La Ventrouze |- |85||1643||[[Langlois-97|Langlois, Marie ]]||||JuchJJ1000||||''La Madeleine-Bouvet''||||Carpin: La Ventrouze |- |86||1643||[[Juchereau-2|Juchereau, Jean ]]||sieur de la Ferté||JuchJJ101m||20||''La Ferté-Vidame''||||Carpin: La Ventrouze; Thymerais; év. de Chartres |- |87||1643||[[Juchereau-4|Juchereau, Nicolas ]]||sieur de St-Denis||JuchJJ102m||18||''La Ferté-Vidame''||||Carpin: La Ventrouze; Thymerais; év. de Chartres; év. de Chartres |- ||88||1643||[[Juchereau-6|Juchereau, Geneviére ]]||||JuchJJ103f||11||''La Ferté-Vidame''||||Carpin: La Ventrouze; Thymerais; év. de Chartres |- ||89e||1643||Juchereau, Noël ||||JuchJJ104m||9||La Ventrouze||||La Ferté-Vidame? Carpin semble faire erreur car seulement Jean, Nicolas et Geneviève migrent vers le Canada. |- ||90|| 1643||[[Legrand-253|Legrand, Sébastien]] ||||LegrS00000||44||'''Tourouvre'''||||Oncle de [[Crete-33|Jean Crete]] |- ||91||1643||[[Michel-695|Michel, Jean]] ||dit Lachapelle||MichelJ00000||||'''La Chapelle-Montligeon'''||||La Rochelle - chirurgien |- ||92||1643||[[Tavernier-5|Tavernier, Éloi ]]||||TaveÉ00000||||''Randonnai''||||p-q: Perche; év. de Chartres |- |93||1643||[[Gagnon-113|Gagnon, Marguerite ]]||||TaveÉ01000||45||''Tourouvre''||||Carpin: Randonnai; év. de Chartres |- |94||1643||[[Tavernier-1|Tavernier, Marguerite ]]||||TaveÉ0101f||16||'''Randonnai'''||||év. de Chartres |- |95||1643||[[Tavernier-11|Tavernier, Marie ]]||||TaveÉ0102f||12||'''Randonnai'''||||év. de Chartres |- |96||1643||[[Roger-109|Roger, Renée ]]||||Gag20P0000||||'''La Ventrouze'''||||Mère des Gagnon; év. de Chartres |- |97||1643||[[Gagnon-939|Gagnon, Marthe ]]||||Gag2MP101f||||''L'Hôme-Chamondot''||||Fille de [[Gagnon-74|Mathurin Gagnon]]; Carpin: La Ventrouze; év. de Chartres |- |98||1644||[[Bonnefeu-1|Bonnefeu, Mathurin]] ||||BonnM00000||||'''Igé'''|||| Montréal, La Rochelle |-| ||99||1632||[[Dodier-18|Dodier, Sébastien ]]||||DodiW0000||35||'''Igé'''||||Carpin: 1644 présumé; p-c: Saint-Cosme-de-Vair |- |100||1644||[[Belhomme-1|Belhomme, Marie ]]||||DodiW01000||34||'''Igé'''|||| |- |101||1644||[[Dodier-19|Dodier, Catherine ]]||||DodiW0101f||8||Igé||||p-c: Catherine ne figure pas dans les listes (Jeanne? n. Mamers?) p-c: Catherine, n. Canada?) |- |102||1644||[[Dodier-31|Dodier, Sébastien]] ||||DodiW0102m||7||'''Igé'''|||| |- |103||1644||[[Dodier-40|Dodier, Marie]] ||||DodiW0103f||1||'''Igé'''|||| |- |104||1644||[[Gasnier-26|Gasnier, Louis ]]||dit Bellavance||GasnL00000||32||''Igé''||||Carpin: St-Cosme-de-Vair |- |105||1644||[[Michel-25|Michel, Marie ]]||||GasnL01000||22||''St-Martin-du-Vieux-Bellême''||||Carpin: St-Cosme-de-Vair |- |106||1644||[[Gagne-206|Gasnier, Louise ]]||||GasnL0101f||2||''Igé''||||Carpin: St-Cosme-de-Vair |- |107||1644||[[Gigu%C3%A8re-46|Giguère, Robert ]]||||GiguR00000||28||'''Tourouvre'''||||Cousin germain de [[Roussin-26|Jean Roussin]] |- |108||1644||[[Leduc-164|Leduc, Jean ]]||||LeduJ00000||20||'''Igé'''||||Montréal, La Rochelle |- |109||1644||[[Lefebvre-80|Lefebvre, Pierre ]]||||LefeP00000||27||''Sceaux''||||Carpin: (?); p-c&p-q: Pierre Lefebvre ne figure pas dans ces 2 sources. |- |110||1646||[[Goulet-162|Goulet, Jacques ]]||||GoulJ00000||31||''Normandel''||||Carpin: La Poterie au Perche; cousin germain de [[Lambert-3324|Aubin Lambert]]; év. de Chartres |- |111||1646||[[Mulier-2|Muller, Marguerite ]]||||GoulJ01000||17||''La Poterie''|||| p-q: Perche |- |112||1646||[[Guillebourg-2|Guilleboust, Charles ]]||||GuilC00000||||'''Tourouvre'''|||| |- |113||1646||[[Houde-4|Houde, Louis ]]||||HoudL00000||31||'''Manou'''||||Thymerais; év. de Chartres |- |114||1646||[[Mabille-28|Mabille, François ]]||dit Étienne||MabiF00000||27||'''Tourouvre'''||3 || |- |115||1646||[[Provost-636|Provost, Mathurin]] ||||ProvM00000||||'''Tourouvre'''||2 || |- |116||''1646''||[[Trottier-9|Trottier, Gilles ]]||dit Jules||TrotG00000||55||Mamers||||La Rochelle; Carpin: Mamers; p-q: Perche; Saosnois |- |117||''1646''||[[Loiseau-11|Loiseau, Catherine ]]||||TrotG01000||43||Mamers||||Carpin: Mamers; p-q: Perche; Saosnois |- |118||''1646''||[[Trottier-19|Trottier, Julien ]]||||TrotG0101m||10||''Igé'' ||||Carpin: Chemilli |- |119||''1646''||[[Trottier-22|Trottier, Gilles ]]||||TrotG0102m||6||''Igé'' ||||Carpin: Chemilli |- |120||''1646''||[[Trottier-71|Trottier, Antoine ]]||||TrotG0103m||5||''Igé'' ||||Carpin: Chemilli |- |121||''1646''||[[Trottier-46|Trottier, Pierre ]]||||TrotG0104m||2||Vaunoise||||p-c: Igé; Carpin: Chemilli |- |122||1647||[[Alloignon-1|Alloignon, Pierre ]]||||AloiP00000||27||''Moussonvilliers''||13 ||Carpin: La Ventrouze; év. de Chartres |- |123|| 1647||[[Belhomme-4|Belhomme, Mathurin]] ||||BelhP00000||||''Igé''||||Carpin: Igé (?); p-q: ? p-c: Igé |- |124||1647||[[Chastel-2|Chastel, Thomine ]]||||BigoJ01000||||''Autheuil''||||Carpin: Tourouvre; év. de Chartres |- |125|| 1647||[[Bigot-16|Bigot, Françoise ]]||||BigoJ0101f||||''La Ventrouze''||||Fille de [[Bigot-17|Jean Bigot]]; Carpin: Tourouvre; év. de Chartres |- |126|| 1647||[[Bigot-56|Bigot, Jean ]]||||BigoJ0102m||||''La Ventrouze''||||Fils de [[Bigot-17|Jean Bigot]]; Carpin: Tourouvre; év. de Chartres |- |127e|| 1647||Bigot, Jeanne ||||BigoJ0103f||||Tourouvre||||Carpin semble faire erreur car Jeanne Bigot n'est pas la fille de Thomine Bigot. |- |128|| 1647||[[Chaudon-2|Chaudon, Philibert]] ||||ChauP00000|| 47||'''Tourouvre'''||15 || |- |129|| 1647||[[Gaudry-54|Gaudry, Nicolas ]]||dit Bourbonnière||GaudN00000||24||'''Feings'''|||| |- |130||1647||[[Monchevreuil-1|de Monchevreul, Pierre]] ||||DemoP00000||||'''Courgeoût'''||18 || |- |131|||1647||[[Duteil-2|Duteil, René]] ||||DuteR0000||||'''Bubertré'''||8 ||év. de Séez |- |132 |||1647||[[Frondière-1|Frondière, Raoullin]] ||||FronR0000||||'''Tourouvre'''||22 || |- |133 ||1647||[[Guimond-7|Guimond, Louis ]]|||||GuimL00000||||''Champs''||7 ||Carpin: Tourouvre; év. de Séez |- |134||1647||[[Huan-4|Huan, Martin]] ||||HuanM00000||40||'''Beaulieu'''||20 || |- |135 ||1647||[[Lande-48|Lande, Pierre]] ||dit L'Épine||LandP00000||||'''Ste-Céronne'''||16 || |- |136 ||1647||[[Loiseau-50|Loiseau, Jacques ]]|| dit Grandinnière||LoysJ00000||28||'''Tourouvre'''||17 || |- |137 ||1647||[[Malenfant-21|Malenfant, Jean]] ||||MaleJ00000||||'''Tourouvre'''||6 || |- |138 ||1647||[[Mercier-794|Mercier, Jean]] ||||Mer1J00000||||'''St-Mard-de-Réno'''||19 || |- |139 ||1647||[[Mercier-64|Mercier, Julien ]]||||Mer2J00000|| 26 ||'''Tourouvre'''||12 ||Surnom: selon Carpin, dit Lépine |- |140 ||1647||[[Normand-63|Normand, Gervais ]]|||||Norm-GF0000||||'''Igé'''|||| |- |141 ||1647||[[Joinault-1|Joinault, Édouarde ]]||||NormGF1000||||'''Igé'''|||| |- |142 ||1647||[[Normand-27|Normand, Jean ]]||||NormGF101m||11||'''Igé'''|||| |- |143||1647||[[Normand-105|Normand, Jean ]]||||NormJF001m||38||'''Igé'''|||| |- |144||1647||[[Piau-2|Piau, Pierre]] ||||PiauP00000||||'''Tourouvre'''||9 || |- |145 ||1647||[[Poisson-7|Poisson, Mathurine ]]||||PoisJ0101f|| 20||'''Mortagne'''||||Rejoignent leur [[Poisson-2|père]] en 1634. |- |146 ||1647||[[Poisson-1|Poisson,Barbe ]]||||PoisJ0102f|| 13||'''Mortagne'''||||Rejoignent leur [[Poisson-2|père]] en 1634. |- |147 ||1647||[[Poupar-1|Poupart, Jacques]] ||||PoupJ00000||||'''Logny'''||5 || |- |148 ||''1647''||[[Deschamps-67|Deschamps, Marguerite]] ||||PoupJ01000||||Logny||||p-c&p-q: Marguerite Deschamps ne figure pas dans ces 2 sources. |- |149 ||''1647''||[[Poupar-2|Poupart, Jean]] ||||PoupJ0101m||||Logny||||p-c&p-q: Jean Poupart fils ne figure pas dans ces 2 sources. |- |150 ||1647||[[Tremblay-156|Tremblay, Pierre ]]||||TremP00000|| 21||'''Randonnai'''||21 ||év. de Chartres |- |151||1647||[[Trémond-3|Trémond, Daniel]] ||||TrémD00000||||'''Tourouvre'''||11 || |- |152 ||1647||[[Vigneron-22|Vigneron, René ]]||||VignR00000|||| '''L'Hôme-Chamondot'''||14 ||év. de Chartres |- |153 ||1647||[[Visage-14|Visage, René]] ||||VisaR00000||||'''Tourouvre'''||10 || |- |154 ||1648||[[Bonenfant-32|Bonenfant, Mathurin]] ||||BoneM00000||||La Lande||||Carpin: Montréal, La Lande?; Contrairement à p-c&p-q, Carpin assume que [[Bonenfant-32|Bonenfant, Mathurin]] et [[Bonnefeu-1|Bonnefeu, Mathurin]] sont deux pionniers différents. |- |155 ||1648||[[Charroux-3|Charroux, Thomas]] ||||CharrT00000||||Bonnétable||||Perche sarthois; La Rochelle; p-c&p-q: Thomas Charroux ne figure ces 2 sources. |- |156 ||1648||[[Chauvin-54|Chauvin, Marin ]]|| dit Lafortune||ChauM00000||||'''St-Mard-de-Réno'''||32 || |- |157 ||1648||[[Chemin-3|Chemin, Jean]] ||||ChemJ00000||||'''Randonnai'''||23 ||év. de Chartres |- |158 ||1648||[[Cosnard-2|Cosnard, Martin]] ||||CosnM00000||||'''Randonnai'''||26 ||év. de Chartres |- |159 ||1648||[[Dubois-1796|Dubois, Jean]] ||dit Lafantaisie ||DuboJ00000||||'''Sénonches'''||33 ||Thymerais; év. de Chartres |- |160 ||1648||[[DuTartre-3|DuTartre, François ]]||||DutaF00000||||'''Charencey'''||29 ||év. de Chartres |- |161 ||1648||[[Enjouis-1|Enjouis, Pierre]] ||||EnjoP00000||||''Normandel''||27 ||Carpin: Chérencey |- |162 ||1648||[[Goyer-36|Goyer, Mathurin ]]|| dit Laviolette||GoyeM00000||||'''Tourouvre'''|||| |- |163 ||1648||[[Pitot-3|Pitot, Pierre]] ||||PitoP00000||||'''Randonnai'''||24 ||év. de Chartres |- |164 ||1648||[[Chamboy-1|Chamboy, Jacqueline ]]||||ChamJ00000||||''Mortagne''||||Épouse de [[Poisson-5|Jean Poisson]] fils, revient avec lui; Carpin: Feings |- |165 ||1648||[[Poisson-99|Poisson, Louise ]]||||PoisJ0101f|| 2||''Mortagne''||||Carpin: Feings |- |166 ||1648||[[Poisson-98|Poisson, Jeanne-Françoise ]]||||PoisJ0102f|| 6 mo.||''Mortagne''||||Carpin: Feings |- |167 ||1648||[[Potier-67|Potier, Louis]] ||||PotiL00000||||'''Autheuil'''||28 ||év. de Chartres |- |168 ||1648||[[Rivard-867|Rivard, Nicolas ]]||sieur de Lavigne||RivaP0101m|| 31||'''Tourouvre'''||31 || |- |169 ||1648||[[Trehard-1|Tréhard, Jean]] ||||TréhN00000||||'''Randonnai'''||25 ||év. de Chartres |- |170 ||1649||[[Crete-33|Creste, Jean ]]||||CresJ00000|| 23||'''Tourouvre'''||35 || |- |171 ||1649||[[Parent-274|Parent, Pierre]] ||||PareP00000||35||?St-Germain-de-Loisé?||||Voir [http://www.genealogy.umontreal.ca/en/Pionnier/61658 PRDH Pionnier 61658]; Carpin fait erreur; il y a aucune évidence de lien entre #171 au le Perche. |- |172 ||1649||[[Rouillard-48|Rouillard, Antoine ]]|| dit Larivière||RouiA00000||33||'''St-Cosme-de-Vair'''||||Saosnois |- |173 ||1650||[[Bouchard-41|Bouchard, Claude ]]|| dit Le Petit Claude||Bou3C00000||26||'''St-Cosme-de-Vair'''|||| |- |174||1650||[[Bisson-327|Bisson, Gervais ]]||dit St-Cosme||BuisGU0000||48||''Contres-en-Vairais''||||p-c: St-Cosme-en-Vairais |- |175 ||1650||[[Dubois-709|Dubois, Pierre ]]|| dit Lavallée||DuMoP00000|| 26||'''Sénonches'''||||Thymerais; év. de Chartres |- |176 ||1650||[[Fortin-142|Fortin, Julien ]]|| dit Bellefontaine||FortJ00000||29||''Notre-Dame-de-Vair''||||p-c&Carpin: St-Cosme-de-Vair |- |177 ||1650||[[Roussin-26|Roussin, Jean]] ||||RousJ00000|| 53||'''Tourouvre'''||||Cousin-germain de [[Gigu%C3%A8re-46| Robert Giguère]] |- |178 ||1650||[[Roussin-31|Roussin, Madeleine ]] ||||RousJ0101f|| 26||'''Tourouvre'''|||| |- |179 ||1650||[[Roussin-30|Roussin, Louise ]]||||RousJ0102f|| 8||'''Tourouvre'''|||| |- |180 ||1651||[[Fournier-1017|Fournier, Guillaume ]]||||FourG00000|| 25||'''Coulimer'''|||| |- |181 ||1651||[[Giroux-255|Giroux, Toussaint ]]||||GiroT00000|| 29||'''Réveillon'''||||Filleul de [[Maheu-91|Zacharie Maheu]] et [[Foucquet-1| Léonarde Foucquet]]; terre en 1654. |- |182 ||1651||[[Hublin-1|Hublin, Nicolas]] || dit Lépine||HublN00000||||'''Feings'''||36 || |- |183||1651||[[Lehoux-19|Lehoux, Jacques ]]||||LehoJ00000||75||''La Ventrouze''||||p-q: Perche; év. de Chartres |- |184 ||1651||[[Jahan-7|Jahan, Jeanne ]]||||LehoJ03000||||'''La Ventrouze'''||||Sa 3e femme; év. de Chartres |- |185||1651||[[Lehoux-1|Lehoux, Françoise ]]||||LehoJ0301f||23||'''La Ventrouze'''||41 ||év. de Chartres |- |186||1651||[[Lehoux-4|Lehoux, Jean ]]||||LehoJ0302m||18||'''La Ventrouze'''||||év. de Chartres |- |187 ||1651||[[Maheust-1|Maheu, Pierre ]]|| dit Deshazards||MaheP00000|| 21||''Mortagne''||37 ||Carpin: Feings |- |188 ||1651||[[Noury-7|Noury, Jacques]] ||||NourJ00000|| 13||'''Feings'''||38 || |- |189 ||1651||[[Peuvret-6|Peuvret, François]] || sieur de Margontier||PeuvF00000||||'''Bellême'''|||| |- |190 ||1651||[[Peuvret-4|Peuvret, Jean-Baptiste ]]|| sieur de Mesnu||PeuvJ00000||20||'''Bellême'''|||| |- |191 ||1651||[[Roussin-1|Roussin, Françoise ]]||||RousJ0103f||19||'''Tourouvre'''||40 ||Rejoint famille partie en 1649 |- |192||1651||[[Roussin-81|Roussin, Nicolas ]]||||RousJ0104f||16||'''Tourouvre'''||39 ||Rejoint famille partie en 1650 |- |193 ||1652||[[Bisson-326|Bisson, Florent ]]||dit St-Cosme||BuisFU0000||||Contres-en-Vairais||||Frère de [[Bisson-10|Gervais]] 1650; beau-père de [[Rocheron-42|Simon Rocheron]]; p-c&Carpin: St-Cosme-de-Vair |- |194 ||1652||[[Yvon-5|Yvon, Jeanne ]]||||BuisFU1000||32||'''St-Cosme-de-Vair'''|||| |- |195 ||1652||[[Bisson-197|Bisson, Mathurine ]]||||BuisFU101f|| 15||'''St-Cosme-de-Vair'''|||| |- |196 ||1652||[[Bisson-256|Bisson, Michel ]]||||BuisFU102m|| 13||'''St-Cosme-de-Vair'''|||| |- |197 ||1652||[[Chevalier-75|Chevalier, Charlotte ]]||||ChevC00000||||'''Feings'''||||Veuve de [[Gaudry-7| Jacques Gaudry]] |- |198 ||1652||[[gaudry-7|Gaudry, Jacques ]]||||GaudJ00000||10||'''Feings'''|||| |- |199 ||1652||[[Lereau-5|Lereau, Marie ]]||||BuisGU1000||||'''St-Cosme-de-Vair'''||||Vient rejoindre son mari, [[Bisson-10|Gervais Buisson]] de 1650 |- |200||1652||[[Bisson-10|Bisson, Gervais ]]||||BuisG00000||10||''Pouvrai''||||Carpin: St-Cosme-de-Vair |- |201||1652||[[Bisson-20|Bisson, Antoine ]]||||BuisA00000||6||''Pouvrai''||||Carpin: St-Cosme-de-Vair |- |202||1652||[[De_Laporte-10|de Laporte, Jacques]] ||dit Saint-Georges||DelaJ00000||27||'''Nocé'''|||| |- |203||1652||[[Dodier-4|Dodier, Jacques ]]||||DodiJ00000|| 16||''Compaissant'' ||||Saosnois; p-c: St-Cosme-en-Vairais) |- |204||1652||[[Gasnier-22|Gasnier, Pierre ]]||||GasnP00000||43||''Igé''||||Carpin: St-Cosme-de-Vair |- |205||1652||[[Rouz%C3%A9e-6|Rouzée, Marguerite ]]||||GasnP01000||38||Jauzé||||Carpin & p-c: St-Cosme-de-Vair |- |206||1652||[[Gasnier-27|Gasnier, Louis ]]||||GasnP0101m||10||'''St-Cosme-de-Vair'''|||| |- |207||1652||[[Gasnier-28|Gasnier, Pierre ]]||||GasnP0102m||8|||'''St-Cosme-de-Vair'''|||| |- |208||1652||[[Gagné-76|Gasnier, Nicolas ]]||||GasnP0103m||2||''Courcival''||||Perche sarthois; Carpin: St-Cosme-de-Vair |- |209||1652||[[Gaulin-21|Gaulin, François ]]||||GaulF00000|| 22||'''St-Martin-du-Vieux-Bellême'''|||| |- |210||1652||[[Lereau-14|Lereau, Simon ]]||||LereS00000||31||''Igé''||||Frère de [[Lereau-5|Marie]]; Carpin: St-Cosme-de-Vair |- |211||1652||[[Maufay-3|Maufay, Pierre ]]||||MaufP00000||23||''Igé''||||Demi-frère de [[Rouillard-48|Antoine Rouillard]]; Carpin: St-Cosme-de-Vair |- |212||1652||[[Paradis-16|Paradis, Pierre ]]||||ParaP00000||48||'''Mortagne'''||||Gendre de [[Guyon-78|Jean Guyon]] |- |213||1652||[[Guyon-80|Guyon, Barbe ]]||||ParaP01000||35||'''Mortagne'''|||| |- |214||1652||[[Paradis-18|Paradis, Jacques ]] ||||ParaP0101m||11||'''Mortagne'''|||| |- |215||1652||[[Paradis-17|Paradis, Marie ]]||||ParaP0102f||10||'''Mortagne'''|||| |- |216||1652||[[Paradis-33|Paradis, Guillaume ]]||||ParaP0103m||8||'''Mortagne'''|||| |- |217||1652||[[Paradis-20|Paradis, Pierre ]] ||||ParaP0104m||5||'''Mortagne'''|||| |- |218||1652||[[Paradis-21|Paradis, Jean ]]||||ParaP0105m||2||'''Mortagne'''|||| |- |219||1652||[[Rouleau-38|Rouleau, Gabriel ]]||dit Sanssoucy||Rou1G00000||37||''Tourouvre''||||p-q: Perche |- |220||1652||[[Roulois-4|Roulois, Michel ]]||||Rou2M00000||29||''St-Pierre-des-Ormes''|||||Carpin: St-Cosme-de-Vair |- |221||1652||[[Maline-1|Maline, Jeanne ]] ||||Rou2M01000||31||''St-Pierre-des-Ormes''||||Saosnois; Carpin: St-Cosme-de-Vair |- |222||1652||[[Roulois-13|Roulois, Jacqueline ]]||||Rou2M0101f||8||Notre-Dame-de-Vair||||p-c: St-Cosme-de-Vair |- |223||1652||[[Roulois-3|Roulois, Madeleine]] ||||Rou2M0102f||5||Notre-Dame-de-Vair||||Carpin l'appele Jeanne dans l'originale; Carpin&p-c: St-Cosme-de-Vair |- |224||1653||[[Beauvais-23|Beauvais, Jacques ]]||dit St-James||BeauJ00000||29||'''Igé'''||||Montréal |- |225||1653||[[Gagnon-427|Gagnon, Robert ]]||||Gag2R00000||22||'''La Ventrouze'''||||év. de Chartres |- |226||1653||[[Jarry-9|Jarry, Éloi ]]||dit Lahaie||JarrE00000|||||'''Igé'''||||Montréal |- |227||1653||[[Landry-409|Landry, Guillaume ]]||||LandG00000||32||'''La Ventrouze'''||||Fils [[Landry-410|Mathurin]] en 1642; év. de Chartres |- |228||1653||[[L'Homme-15|Lhomme, Michel ]]||||LhomM00000||||Notre-Dame-de-Vair||||Maine; p-c: St-Cosme-de-Vair; Saosnois; Carpin: Bonnétable |- |229||1653||[[Maheu-91|Maheu, Zacharie ]]||dit Point-du-jour||MahuZ00000|| 51||'''Mortagne'''|||| Parrain de [[Giroux-255|Toussaint Giroux]]. |- |230e||1653||[[Foucquet-1|Foucquet, Léonarde ]] ||||MahuZ01000||||||||Selon [http://racinespercheronnes.free.fr/ Racines Percheronne], Léonarde Foucquet n'a pas migrée vers la Nouvelle France. |- |230||1653||[[Maheu-90|Maheu, René ]]||dit Point-du-jour||MahuZ0101m||21||''St-Langis''||||Carpin semble avoir négligé d'assigné un numéro; Carpin: Mortagne |- |231||1653||[[Pouliot-6|Pouliot, Charles ]]||||PoutC00000||21||'''St-Cosme-de-Vair'''||||Carpin: St-Cosme-de-Vair ou Bellême |- |232||1654||[[Delaunay-18|Delaunay, Nicolas ]]||||DelyN00000||20||''Comblot''||||Carpin: Tourouvre |- |233||1654||[[Gaulin-19|Gaulin, Marguerite ]] ||||GaulM00000||27||'''St-Martin-du-Vieux-Bellême'''||||Sœur de [[Gaulin-21|François]], [[Gaulin-22|Pierre]] et [[Gaulin-77]] arrivés en 1652, 1657 et 1660. |- |234||1655||[[Trudel-9|Trudelle, Jean ]]||||TrudJ00000||26||'''Parfondeval'''|||| |- |235||1657||[[Gaulin-22|Gaulin, Pierre ]]||||GaulP00000||29||'''St-Martin-du-Vieux-Bellême'''||||Frère de [[Gaulin-21|François]], [[Gaulin-19|Marguerite]] et [[Gaulin-77|Jean]] arrivés en 1652, 1654 et 1660. |- |236||1657||[[Normand-73|Normand, Pierre ]]||dit Labrière||NormP00000||20||''Pouvrai''||||Neveu de [[Normand-63|Gervais]] et [[Normand-105|Jean]] en 1647; Carpin: St-Martin-du-Vieux-Bellême |- |237||1657||[[Rocheron-42|Rocheron, Simon ]]||||RochJ0101m||24||'''St-Cosme-de-Vair'''||||Avec frère et soeur |- |238||1657||[[Rocheron-3|Rocheron, Gervais ]]||||RochJ0102m||23||'''St-Cosme-de-Vair'''||||Avec frère et soeur |- |239||1657||[[Rocheron-36|Rocheron, Marie ]]||||RochJ0103f|| 18||'''St-Cosme-de-Vair'''||||Avec frères |- |240||1658||[[Baudouin-28|Baudouin, Jean ]]||||BaudJ0101m||||'''Courcival'''||||Perche sarthois |- |241||1658||[[Boullard-2|Boullard, Martin]] ||||BoulM00000||19||'''St-Cosme-de-Vair'''|||| |- |242||1658||[[Chavin-9|Chavin, René]] ||dit St-Cosme ||ChavR00000||||'''St-Cosme-de-Vair'''|||| |- |243||1659||[[Pageot-4|Pageau, Thomas ]]||||PageT00000||||St-Agnan||||p-c&p-q: Thomas Pageot ne figure pas dans ces 2 sources. |- |244||1659||[[Cochereau-1|Cochereau, Pierre ]]||||CochP00000||27||'''Tourouvre'''|||| |- |245||1659||[[Collet-196|Collet, Jean]] ||||CollJ00000||||''Tourouvre''||||Carpin: (?) |- |246||1659||[[Royer-46|Royer, Jean ]]||||RoyeJ00000|| 24||'''St-Cosme-de-Vair'''|||| |- |247||1660||[[Beaudoin-210|Baudouin, Madeleine ]]||||BaudJ0102f||||'''Courcival'''||||Perche sarthois |- |248||1661||[[Brunet-6|Brunet, François]] ||dit Bourbonnais||BrunF00000||17||Bardais||||Cousin de [[Loiseau-50|Jacques Loiseau]]; Carpin: St-Germain-de-Loisé |- |249||1661||[[Chatel-25|Chastel, Michel ]]||||ChasM00000||||''Randonnai''||||Gendre de [[Lambert-3324|Aubin Lambert]]; Carpin: Autheuil; év. de Chartres |- |250||1661||[[Letartre-7|Letartre, René]] ||||LetaR00000|| 34||'''Charencey'''||||Carpin: 'Dutertre', 'Bellême (?)' & un âge qui concorde avec l'âge de René Letartre; p-q: départ =1669 pour lui, son épouse, [[Goulet-51|Louise Goulet]] semi-sœur de [[Goulet-162|Jacques Goulet]], & 5 de leurs enfants. |- |251||1661||[[Manouelli_de_Réville-1|Manouelli, Marie-Geneviève]] ||de Réville||ManoM00000|| 18||''La Chapelle-Montligeon''|||||Carpin: Manouelly, St-Germain de Loisé |- |252||1661||[[M%C3%A9sang%C3%A9-9|Mésangé, Marie ]]||||MesaM00000||18||'''La Ventrouze'''||||év. de Chartres |- |253||1662||[[Beaudoin-202|Baudouin, René ]] ||||BaudJ0103m||||'''Courcival'''|||| Perche sarthois |- |254||1662||[[De_Bermen-1|de Bermen, Claude ]]||sieur de la Martinière||BermC00000||26||''La Ferté-Vidame''||||Neveu des Juchereau; Carpin: La Ferté-Vidame (Thymerais) & Tourouvre |- |255||1662||[[Boulay-9|Boulay, Robert ]]||||BoulR00000||32||''St-Germain-de-Loisé''|||| p-c: Mortagne |- |256||''1662''||[[Garnier-170|Garnier, Françoise]] ||||BoulR01000|| 25||St-Germain-de-Loisé||||p-q: Perche; p-c: Mortagne |- |257||''1662''||[[Boulay-15|Boulay, Jacqueline ]]||||BoulR0101f||3||St-Germain-de-Loisé||||p-q: Perche; p-c: Mortagne |- |258||1662||[[Garnier-48|Garnier, François ]]||dit Pellerin||GarnF00000||24||''St-Cosme-de-Vair''||||p-c: François Garnier ne figure pas dans cette source. |- |259||1662||[[Guyot-31|Guyot, Guillaume]] ||||GuyoG00000||19||?||||p-c&p-q: Guillaume Guyot de figure pas dans ces 2 sources. |- |260||1662||[[Poulard-2|Poulard, Pierre]] ||||PourP00000||||Mortagne|||| La Rochelle |- |261||1662||[[Provost-555|Provost, François ]]||||ProvF0000||25||'''Tourouvre'''|||| |- |262||''1662''||[[Rivard-910|Rivard, Robert ]]||sieur de Loranger||RivaP0102m||24||'''Tourouvre'''||||Frère de [[Rivard-867|Nicolas]] 1648 |- |263||''1662''||[[Turgeon-44|Turgeon, Charles ]] ||||TurgC00000|| 41||'''Mortagne'''||||Prêt à [[Boulay-9|Boullé]] avant d'embarquer |- |264||''1662''||[[Lefebvre-495|Lefebvre, Pasquiére ]]||||TurgC01000||35||'''Mortagne'''|||| |- |265||''1662''||[[Turgeon-62|Turgeon, Marie-Claire ]] ||||TurgC0101f|| 11||'''Mortagne'''|||| |- |266||''1662''||[[Turgeon-60|Turgeon, Jacques ]] ||||TurgC0102m||9||'''Mortagne'''|||| |- |267||''1662''||[[Turgeon-124|Turgeon, Marie-Anne ]]||||TurgC0103f||4||'''Mortagne'''|||| |- |268*||1657||[[Brunet-97|Brunet, Mathieu ]]||dit Létang||Leta00000||||''Rai''||||St-Jean-de-Rai, év. Evreux, Pays d'Ouche. |- |269*||1662||[[Lambert-3324|Lambert, Aubin ]]||dit Champagne||LambA00000||||''Tourouvre''||||Cousin germain de [[Goulet-162|Jacques Goulet]]; beau-père de [[Chatel-25|Michel Chastel]]. |- |270*||1663||[[Rageot-7|Rageot, Gilles ]]||||RageG00000||||''L'Aigle''||||Pays d'Ouche. |- |271*||1725||[[Massier-11|Massier, Jacques ]]||dit St-Hilaire||MassJ00000||||Digny||||Thymerais; p-c: Digny; év. de Chartres |- |272*||1725||[[Chandonnet-8|Chandonnet, Charles ]]||||ChanC00000||||St-Calais||||Perche sarthois; p-c: St-Calais |- |273*||1739||[[Lucas-4242|Lucas, Pierre ]]||||LucaP00000||||Chandai||||Pays d'Ouche; p-c: Chandai |- |274*||1739||[[Albert-1341|Albert, Toussaint]] ||dit Saint-Agnan||AlbeT00000||||Courtomer||||Pays d'Alençon; p-c: Courtomer |- |275*||1730||[[Drouet-19|Drouet, François]] ||dit Laperche||Dro2F00000||||''Tourouvre''|||| |- |276*||1663||[[Aubin-42|Aubin, Michel]] ||||AubiM00000||||''Tourouvre''|||| |- |277*||1663||[[Lefort-22|Lefort, Antoine]] ||||LefoA00000||||''Tourouvre''|||| |- |278*||1665||[[Labbé-8|Labbé, PIerre]] ||||LabbP00000||||''La Ferté-Bernard''||||Perche sarthois. Soldat du régiment de Carignan. |- |279*||1669||[[Goulet-51|Goulet, Louise]] ||||LetaR01000||||''La Poterie''||||év. de Séez |- |280*||1669||[[Letartre-12|Letartre, Anne]] ||||LetaR01001||||''Normandel''|||| |- |281*||1669||[[Letartre-35|Letartre, Marie]] ||||LetaR00000||||La Poterie||||p-q: France; év. de Séez |- |282*||1669||[[Letartre-16|Letartre, Charles]] ||||LetaR01003||||Normandel||||p-q: France |- |283*||1669||[[Letartre-25|Letartre, Élisabeth]] ||||LetaR01004||||Normandel||||p-q: France |- |284*||1669||[[Letartre-6|Letartre, Barbe]] ||||LetaR01002||||''La Poterie''||||év. de Séez |- |285*||1670||[[Ariot-1|Ariot, Marie Renée]] ||||ArioM00000||||''Unverre''|||| |- |286*||1673||[[Boyer-1162|Boyer, Barbe]] ||||BoyeB00000||||''St-Maurice-de-Huisne''||||év. de Chartres |- |287*||1686||[[Toutant-9|Toutant, Nicolas]] ||||ToutN00000||||''Courtalain'' ||||Dunois (Orléanais) |- |288*||1693||[[Bertrand-348|Bertrand, Jean-Paul]] ||||BernJ00000||||''Verneuil-sur-Avre''||||Normandie; év. d'Évreux |- |289*||1667||[[Dumortier-2|Dumortier, Madeleine]] ||||DumoM00000||||''Chemillé''||Maine, not Percheron migrant, wrong location ascribed to her, see G2G linked on her profile|| |- |290*||1663||[[Anjon-1|Anjon, Charles]] ||||AnjoC00000||||''Mortagne''|||| |- |291*||1663||[[Desmoulins-14|Desmoulins, Louis]] ||||DesmL00000||||''Bivilliers''|||| |- |292*||1672||[[Giguère-201|Giguère, Jean]] ||||GiguJ00000||||''L'Aigle''||||Pays d'Ouche |- |293*||1686||[[Dusereau-1|Dusereau, Jean-Baptiste]] ||||DuseJ00000||||Perche||||p-q: Perche; p-c: non connue |- |294*||1689||[[Delespon-1|Delespon, Marie-Françoise]] ||||DeleM00000||||''Mortagne''|||| |- |295*||1697||[[Cartier-265|Cartier, Anne]] ||||DeleM00000||||Perche||||p-q: Perche; p-c: non connue |- |296*||1698||[[Giroux-65|Giroux, Charles]] ||||GiroC00000||||''Mortagne''|||| |- |297*||1699||[[Marine-81|Marine, Louis]] ||||MariL00000||||Perche||||p-q: Perche; p-c: non connue |- |298*||1651||[[Aubin-229|Aubin, Jacques]] ||||AubiJ00000||||''Tourouvre''||||Frère de [[Aubin-42|Michel Aubin]] |- |299*||1643||[[Bayard-108|Bayard, Louis]] ||||BayaJ00000||||''L'Aigle''||||Pays d'Ouche. Fait le trajet en 1643 avec un contingent d'engagés qui inclus le percheron [[Gaynes-7|Jacques Gaines]]. |- |300*||1639||[[Cochon_de_Vaubougon-1|Cauchon de Vaubougnon de Chavigny, Marie-Madeleine]] ||||CochM00000||||''Alençon''||||Pays d'Alençon |- |301*||1659||[[Cordeau-37|Cordeau, Jean]] ||dit Deslauriers ||CordJ00000||||''Dangeau''||||Perche-Gouët |- |302*||1647||[[Godeau-2|Godeau, Françoise]] ||||CordJ00000||||''Le Ménil-Guyon''||||Pays d'Alençon |- |303*||1641||[[Gravel-5|Gravel, Joseph-Massé ]] ||||GravJ00000|||| La Ventrouze||||p-q: France; év. de Chartres |- |304*||1729||[[Hocquart-2|Hocquart, Gilles]] ||||HocqG00000|||| Mortagne||||p-c: Mortagne |- |305*||1640||[[Jacquelin-11|Jacquelin, Françoise-Marie]] ||||JacqF00000||||'' Nogent-le-Rotrou''|||| |- |306*||1634||[[Langlois-83|Langlois, Noël]] ||||LangN00000||||''St-Léonard-des-Parcs''||||Pays d'Alençon (Normandie) |- |307*||1665||[[Surprenant-109|Surprenant, Jacques]] ||dit Sanssoucy||SurpJ00000|||| St-Martin-du-Vieux-Bellême||||p-q: Perche. Soldat du régiment de Carignan. |- |308*||1646||[[Méry-21|Méry, Antoine]] ||||MeryA00000||||''Tourouvre''||[https://www.seekingmyroots.com/members/files/G003633.pdf 1] || |- |309*||1661||[[Besnier-15|Besnier, Massé]] ||||BesnM00000||||''Rouperroux-le-Coquet''||||Perche sarthois |- |310*||1662||[[Dodier-16|Dodier, Jeanne]] ||||DodiJ00000||15||''Mamers''||||Saosnois; cousine germaine de [[Boucher-366|Pierre Boucher]] |- |311*||1668||[[Audebout-2|Audebout, Michel]] ||||AudeM00000||22||''Thorigné-sur-Dué''||||Perche sarthois |- |312*||1659||[[Landeau-1|Landeau, Marie-Noëlle]] ||||LandM00000||20||''Jauzé''||||Époux, 1e, du Percheron [[Baudouin-28|Jean Baudouin]], et 2e, plus tard, de [[Tetreault-48|Louis Tétreau]]. Perche sarthois |- |313*||1664||[[Leprêtre-1|Leprêtre, Mathurin]] ||||LeprM00000||30||''Bonnétable''||||Époux de [[Milloir-11| Jeanne-Françoise Miloy]]; Perche sarthois. |- |314*||1665||[[Badier-1|Badier, Charles]] ||dit Laforest||BadiC00000||||''Mortagne''|||| |- |315*||1687||[[Hamelin-114|Hamelin, Jacques-François]] ||du Bourgchemin et d'Hermetière||HameJ00000||||Pizieux||||Saosnois; p-c: Louzes |- |316*||1690||[[Legrand-256|Legrand, Jean]] ||||LegrJ00000||||''L'Aigle''||||Pays d'Ouche |- |317*||1661||[[Verdier-66|Verdier, Michel]] ||||VerdM00000||||St-Germain-de-Loisé||||p-c: Mortagne |- |318*||1648||[[Ribault-2|Ribault, Gervaise]] ||||GibaG00000||||''Aunou-près-Séez''||||Pays d'Alençon / Normandie |- |319*||1658||[[Beaucier-1|Beaucier, Françoise]] ||||BeauF00000||||''St-Georges-du-Rosay''||||Perche sarthois |- |320*||1658||[[Beaucier-2|Beaucier, Jeanne]] ||||BeauJ00000||||''St-Georges-du-Rosay''||||Perche sarthois |- |321*||1660||[[Gaulin-77|Gaulin, Jean]] ||||GaulJ00000||||St-Cosme-de-Vair||||Frère de [[Gaulin-21|François]], [[Gaulin-19|Marguerite]] et [[Gaulin-22|Pierre]] arrivés en 1652, 1654 et 1657; p-c: St-Cosme-de-Vair |- |322*||1659||[[De_Montmorency-Laval-1|de Montmorency-Laval, François]] ||||DemLF00000||||''Montigny-sur-Avre''||||Région naturelle du Thymerais; év. de Chartres |- |323*||1643||[[Binois-1|Binois, Nicolas]] ||||BinoN00000||||''Coudreceau''|||| |- |324*||1653||[[Lesage-80|Lesage, Louis]] ||||LesaL00000||||''Loisail''|||| |- |325*||1661||[[Geoffroy-42|Geoffroy, Robert]] ||||GeofR00000||||''Tourouvre''|||| |- |326*||1738||[[Cherrier-11|Cherrier, François-Pierre]] ||||CherF00000||||Savigné-l'Évêque||||Perche sarthois |- |327*||1670||[[Bérard-92|Bérard, Gabriel]] ||dit Lépine||BeraG00000||||Château-du-Loir||||Perche sarthois, Maine. Jadis inclus dans une liste 'Percheronne' du Centre Généalogique de Maine et Perche. |- |328*||1739||[[De_Glapion-1|de Glapion, Augustin-Louis]] ||||GlapA00000||||Mortagne|||| |- |329*||1632||[[Crespon-1|Crespon, Charles]] ||||CresC00000||||Connerré||||Perche sarthois |- |330*||1707||[[Piedalue-3|Piedalu, Julien]] ||||PiedJ00000||dit Prairie||Courtalain||||Perche-Gouët ou Dunois |- |331*||1753||[[Rouault_Durasoir-1|Rouault Durasoir, Pierre]] ||||RouaP00000||||La Ferté-Bernard||||Perche sarthois |- |332*||1719||[[Huet-143|Huet, Marin]] ||||HuetM00000||||Soizé||||Soizé est situé dans la Beauce, province adjacente du Perche |- |333*||1741||[[Gagnon-3311|Gagnon, Jacques]] ||||GagnP00000||||Tourouvrre||||p-c. Troupe de la marine. |- |334*||~1718||[[Rollin-71|Rollin, Philippe]] ||||RollP00000||||La Loupe||||Hors listes p-c, p-q. La Loupe est située en Beauce. Soldat de la cie Beauvais. |- |335*||~1742||[[Valin-72|Valin, Charles]] ||||ValiP00000||||Rémalard|||||Hors listes p-c, p-q. Troupe de la marine. |- |1000||||||||||||||||Note 1 |- |} Note 1: Les rangées supérieures à Carpin #267 ont été ajoutées par [[Lambert-3243|C. Lambert]] en pigeant à partir des listes de perche-quebec.com & perche-canada.net.
Perdue Name Study
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[[Category:Perdue Name Study]] [[Category:One Name Studies]] [[Category:DNA Projects]] This is a One Name Study to collect together in one place everything about the surname Perdue and its variants. The hope is that other researchers like you will join our study to help make it a valuable reference point for people studying lines that cross or intersect.
Perkins Family History
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This is a central page for organizing genealogy related to Perkins families and information about individuals, places, and things named Perkins. (Do you have any info about people named Perkins or the name itself? Please join the Trusted List to this page and participate. You can also post a comment or memory below.) === Famous and Creative Perkins === * [[Perkins-17|Edwin Elijah Perkins]] (1889–1961) invented a powdered soft drink mix that he named "Kool-Ade." General Foods Company purchased Perkins Products in 1953 and still sells Kool-Aid. === Places Named Perkins === * '''Perkins, Oklahoma''' is a town in Payne County, in the Stillwater metro area. The community was named for Sen. B.W. Perkins of Kansas. In 2000, the population was about 2,316. * [http://www.ogunquitmaine.com/Perkins-Cove.html Perkins Cove] is an old harbor for lobster and fishing boats in Ogunquit, Maine. It is now a scenic, popular tourist destination. === Perkins on WikiTree === Here is the current index for [http://www.wikitree.com/indexes/person/P/PERKINS_1.html Perkins]. This list is updated automatically every morning. [[Category:Surnames]]
Perkins in American Revolutionary War
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[[Category: American Revolution]] *[[Perkins-13269|Aaron Perkins - Lieutenant]] (1744-1801) Ipswich, Massachusetts Bay *[[Perkins-87|Abiezer Perkins - Private]] (1754-1812) Deerfield, Massachusetts Bay *[[Perkins-525|Abijah Perkins - Doctor]] (1755-1778) Norwichtown, New London, Connecticut '''''[DWP]''''' *[[Perkins-5500|Abraham Perkins - Sergeant]] (1714-1786) Ipswich, Massachusetts Bay *[[Perkins-7934|Abraham Perkins - Corporal]] (1744-1803) Ipswich, Massachusetts Bay *[[Perkins-7182|Abraham Perkins - Captain]] (1735-1804) Ipswich, Massachusetts Bay *[[Perkins-13858|Asa Perkins - Soldier]] (1748-1781) Groton, Connecticut '''''[KIA]''''' *[[Perkins-10854|Benjamin Franklin Perkins - Private]] (1760-1848) Epping, New Hampshire *[[Perkins-247|Charles Perkins - Corporal]] (1736-1829) Bridgewater, Massachusetts Bay *[[Perkins-5024|David Perkins - Private]] (1738-1825) Newburyport, Massachusetts Bay *[[Perkins-13885|Ebenezer Perkins - I Private]] (1720-1806) Groton, Connecticut '''''[WIA]''''' *[[Perkins-12764|Elnathan Perkins - Soldier]] (1717-1781) Groton, Connecticut '''''[KIA]''''' *[[Perkins-11691|Elisha Perkins - Sergeant]] (1746-1781) Groton, Connecticut '''''[KIA]''''' *[[Perkins-5810|Francis Perkins - Lieutenant]] (1732-1812) Ipswich, Massachusetts Bay *[[Perkins-826| Francis Perkins - Private]] (1758-1844) Windham, Connecticut *[[Perkins-5182|Gideon Perkins - Private]] (1751-1828) Plympton, Massachusetts Bay *[[Perkins-6834|Isaac Perkins - Sergeant]] (1744-1839) Plympton, Massachusetts Bay *[[Perkins-3719|Jacob Perkins - Private]] (1758-1823) Ipswich, Massachusetts Bay *[[Perkins-1447|James Perkins - Lieutenant]] (1731-1776) Hampton, New Hampshire *[[Perkins-94|John Perkins - Captain]] (1736-1800) Norwichtown, Connecticut *[[Perkins-13268|John Perkins - Lieutenant]] (1780-1839) Plympton, Massachusetts Bay *[[Perkins-13851|Jonathan Perkins - Lieutenant]] (1760-1852 Berwick, Massachusetts Bay *[[Perkins-10355|Jonathan Perkins - Lieutenant]] (1748-1824) Epping, New Hampshire '''''[POW, Society of the Cincinnati]''''' *[[Perkins-13296|Jonathan Perkins - Lieutenant]] (1729-1802) Ipswich, Massachusetts Bay *[[Perkins-13005|Jonathan Perkins - Soldier]] (1733-1776) Kensington, New Hampshire *[[Perkins-6317|Joseph Perkins - Sergeant]] (1758-1846) Epping, New Hampshire *[[Perkins-5268|Joshua Perkins Sr - Captain]] (1729-1797) Plympton, Massachusetts Bay *[[Perkins-7212| Joseph Perkins - Private, Seaman, Privateer]] (1762-1822) Amherst, New Hampshire '''''[POW]''''' *[[Perkins-12111|Joshua Perkins Jr - Private]] (1759-1835) Plympton, Massachusetts Bay *[[Perkins-3071|Josiah Perkins - Civil Service]] (1701-1789) Beverly, Massachusetts Bay *[[Perkins-1067|Josiah Perkins - Sergeant]] (1732-1811) Plymouth, Massachusetts Bay *[[Perkins-1713|Luke Perkins - Patriot]] (1733-1819) Bridgewater, Massachusetts Bay *[[Perkins-212|Luke Perkins - Corporal]] (1753-1781) Groton, Connecticut '''''[KIA]''''' *[[Perkins-13008|Moses Perkins - Soldier]] (1743-1777) Kensington, New Hampshire *[[Perkins-13863|Obadiah Perkins - Lieutenant]] (1748-1781) Groton, Connecticut '''''[WIA]''''' *[[Perkins-9942|Peter Perkins, Lt Colonel]] (1739-1813) Goochland, VIrginia *[[Fowler-4933|Sarah (Perkins) Fowler - Bravely Defied Enemy]] (1764-1841) Newbury, Vermont Republic *[[Perkins-1632|Samuel Perkins - Patriot]] (1733-1827) Hampton, New Hampshire *[[Perkins-3371|Simon Perkins - Lieutenant]] (1737-1778) Norwich, Connecticut *[[Perkins-12762|Simeon Perkins - Soldier]] (1760-1781) Groton, Connecticut '''''[KIA]''''' *[[Perkins-4261|Solomon Perkins - Captain]] (1729-1809) Groton, Connecticut '''''[WIA]''''' *[[Perkins-13179|William Perkins - Lt Colonel]] (1742-1802) Boston, Massachusetts Bay '''''[Society of the Cincinnati]''''' *[[Perkins-6833|Zephaniah Perkins - Lieutenant]] (1742-1808) Plympton, Massachusetts Bay [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Space:Perkins_Name_Study&public=1 '''''Return to Perkins Name Study'''''] Legend: #''[KIA]'' - killed in action #''[WIA]'' - wounded in action #''[POW]'' - prisoner of war #''[DOW]'' - died of wounds #''[DOD]'' - died of disease #''[DWP]'' - died while prisoner #''[DAV]'' - disabled veteran
Perkins In US Civil War
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[[Category: United States Civil War]] == Union (USA) == * [[Perkins-14064|Abijah Perkins, Pvt]] (1837-1865) CT I-16R '''''[DWP]''''' '''''[And]''''' N * [[Perkins-13776|Addison Perkins, Pvt]] (1832-1862) OH I-105R '''''[DOD]''''' * [[Perkins-13543|Albert M Perkins, Capt]] (1842-1865) NH I-2R '''''[DOW]''''' * [[Perkins-13734|Alexander H Perkins, Pvt]] (1844-1864) MO I-29R '''''[DWP]''''' '''''[And]''''' * [[Perkins-2210|Anson R Perkins, Pvt]] (1822-1864) IL I-95R '''''[KIA]''''' * [[Perkins-13754|Arthur H Perkins, 2ndLt]] (1842-1936) NH I-5R * [[Perkins-13737|Calvin S Perkins, Pvt]] (1835-1864) ME I-32R '''''[DOD]''''' * [[Perkins-11319|Charles Perkins, Pvt]] (1844-1864) OH I-150R '''''[DOD]''''' * [[Perkins-13740|Charles E Perkins, Pvt]] (1843-) NH I-2R no * [[Perkins-9422|Charles G Perkins, Pvt]] (1842-) NH I-15R no * [[Perkins-13599|Charles G Perkins, Pvt]] (1831-1863) NH I-15R '''''[DOD]''''' * [[Perkins-13714|Charles H Perkins, Pvt]] (1837-1862) NH I-11R '''''[KIA]''''' N * [[Perkins-13748|Charles H Perkins, Cpl]] (1842-1892) NH I-1R * [[Perkins-13848|Charles W Perkins, Pvt]] (1842-1916) NH I-15R no * [[Perkins-13762|Daniel Perkins, Pvt]] (1844-1864) ME C-1R '''''[DWP]''''' '''''[And]''''' N * [[Perkins-13771|Daniel Perkins, Pvt]] (1842-1864) ME I-8R '''''[DOW]''''' N * [[Perkins-13567|David F Perkins, Pvt]] (1842-1864) NH I-4R '''''[KIA]''''' N * [[Perkins-13772|David M Perkins, 1st Lt]] (1833-1873) NH I-2R no * [[Perkins-13535|David Warren Perkins, Sgt]] (1840-1864) NH I-3R '''''[KIA]''''' * [[Perkins-13683|Dudley G Perkins,Pvt]] (1829-1884) NH I-1R '''''[DAV]''''' * [[Perkins-3063|Francis W Perkins, LtCol]] (1840-1871) NH I-2R * [[Perkins-14093|Edward T Perkins, Surgeon]] (1833-) NY I-72R & NY I-71R N * [[Perkins-13908|Frank Perkins, Pvt]] (1843-1863) NH I-16R no * [[Perkins-14056|Freeman H Perkins, Pvt]] (1843-1918) MA C-2R '''''[POW]''''' '''''[DAV]''''' N * [[Perkins-13532|George D Perkins, Sgt]] (1839-1864) NH I-3R '''''[KIA]''''' * [[Perkins-8953|George Hamilton Perkins, Commodore]] (1836-1899) USN * [[Perkins-9797|George Tod Perkins, LtCol]] (1836-1920) OH I-105R * [[Perkins-14004|H. 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Perkins, Pvt]] (-1865) VT I-8R no * [[Perkins-13978|Harvey Perkins, Pvt]] (1832-1864) NY I-61R '''''[DWP]''''' '''''[Sal]''''' N * [[Perkins-14008|Henry Perkins, Pvt]] (1844-1865) MI C-7R '''''[DWP]''''' '''''[Rich]''''' N * [[Perkins-14007|Henry H Perkins, Pvt]] (1840-1864) PA C-2R '''''[DWP]''''' '''''[Rich]''''' N * [[Perkins-13612|Henry A Perkins, Pvt]] (1843-1862) NH I-7R '''''[DOD]''''' N * [[Perkins-6859|Henry Clay Perkins, Pvt]] (1843-1906) KY I-14R '''''[WIA]''''' '''''[POW]''''' '''''[DAV]''''' * [[Perkins-14039|Henry Wells Perkins, Bvt BrigGen]] (1834-1890) NY E-50R * [[Perkins-13578|James Perkins, Pvt]] (1834-1864) NH I-7R '''''[DOD]''''' N * [[Perkins-14172|James B Perkins, Pvt]] (1840-1899) WVA I-5R '''''[WIA]''''' N * [[Perkins-13232|James Franklin Perkins, Cpl]] (1835-) MA HA-1R '''''[DWP]''''' '''''[And]''''' * [[Perkins-14001|James W Perkins, SergtMajor]] (1835-) NH I-17R N * [[Perkins-13849|John Perkins, Pvt]] (1827-1904) NH I-15R * [[Perkins-14011|John Perkins, Pvt]] (1829-1864) NY HA-4R '''''[DWP]''''' '''''[DOD]''''' '''''[Sal]''''' N * [[Perkins-14006|John L Perkins, Pvt]] (18239-1864) NY I-138 & NY HA-9R '''''[DWP]''''' '''''[Dan]''''' N * [[Perkins-13627|John N Perkins, Cpl]] (1841-1902) NH I-7R '''''[WIA]''''' N * [[Perkins-13815|John Richard Perkins, Pvt]] (1845-1904) NH I-16R N * [[Perkins-14071|John Trask Perkins, Cpl]] (1839-1926) NH I-13R '''''[WIA]''''' * [[Perkins-13548|John W Perkins, Pvt]] (1840-1865) NH I-3R '''''[DOW]''''' N * [[Perkins-14079|Joseph V Perkins, Sgt]] (1836-1864) NY I-81R '''''[DOW]''''' N * [[Perkins-12389|Joseph Warren Perkins, Pvt]] (1840-1864) NY LA-24B '''''[DWP]''''' '''''[And]''''' * [[Perkins-14000|Joseph Griswold Perkins, Bvt BrigGen]] (1838-1913) CT LH-1R & USCT 19R * [[Perkins-14068|Joshua H Perkins, Pvt]] (1843-1865) PA I-103R '''''[DWP]''''' '''''[And]''''' N * [[Perkins-13812|Josiah W Perkins, Pvt]] (1836-1912) NH I-2&17R N * [[Perkins-1107|Levi Perkins, Cpl]] (1844-1910) MA I-8R * [[Perkins-13636|Martin V B Perkins, Cpl]] (1846-1916) NY C-1R '''''[WIA]''''' * [[Perkins-14018|Marshall Perkins, Asst Surgeon]] (1823-1902) NH I-14R * [[Perkins-14057|Merritt H Perkins, Pvt]] (1837-1884) NH I-1R '''''[WIA]''''' '''''[POW]''''' '''''[DAV]''''' N * [[Perkins-13997|N Perkins, Pvt]] (1843-1864) PA I-103R '''''[DWP]''''' '''''[And]''''' N * [[Perkins-13681|Nathaniel W Perkins, Pvt]] (1837-1884) NH I-1R N * [[Perkins-13575|Oscar Perkins, Sgt]] (1843-1879) NH I-4R '''''[WIA]''''' N * [[Perkins-14003|Orrin Perkins, Pvt]] (1844-1864) ME I-30R '''''[DOD]''''' N * [[Perkins-13590|Paul Perkins, Pvt]] (1801-1864) NH I-9R '''''[DOD]''''' * [[Perkins-13581|Peleg D Perkins, Cpl]] (1831-1864) NH I-12R '''''[DOW]''''' * [[Perkins-13685|Samuel Perkins, Cpl]] (1831-1908) NH I-1&7R '''''[DAV]''''' * [[Perkins-13640|Sanford H Perkins, Lt Colonel]] (1829-1864) CT I-14R '''''[WIA]''''' * [[Perkins-14069|Simeon Perkins, Pvt]] (1843-) OH I-75R '''''[POW]''''' '''''[And]''''' N * [[Perkins-13695|Story W Perkins, Pvt]] (1840-1864) NH I-10R '''''[DWP]''''' '''''[Sal]''''' * [[Perkins-13626|Sumner Perkins, Pvt]] (1843-1879) NH I-2&17R '''''[WIA]''''' * [[Perkins-14010|Thomas Perkins, Pvt]] (1838-1864) US Telegraph Corps '''''[DWP]''''' '''''[Sal]''''' N * [[Perkins-13773|Thomas Perkins, Pvt]] (1844-) NH I-2R N * [[Perkins-13998|Thomas Harrison Perkins, Pvt]] (1838-1864) ME C-1R '''''[DWP]''''' '''''[And]''''' N * [[Perkins-13823|Washington Perkins, 2ndLt]] (1822-1895) NH I-15R '''''[WIA]''''' * [[Perkins-13717|William B Perkins, Pvt]] (1823-1864) NH I-9R '''''[KIA]''''' N * [[Perkins-13614|William B Perkins, Pvt]] (1834-1862) NH I-6R '''''[DOD]''''' N * [[Perkins-13562|William B Perkins, Sgt]] (1843-1879) NH I-3R * [[Perkins-13999|William B Perkins, Pvt]] (1844-1864) OH I-89R '''''[DWP]''''' '''''[And]''''' N * [[Perkins-14058|William H Perkins, Sgt]] (1820-1864) IL I-183R '''''[DOD]''''' N * [[Perkins-13585|William H Perkins, Pvt]] (1831-1863) NH I-12R '''''[KIA]''''' == Confederate (CSA) == * [[Perkins-2445|Caleb J Perkins, LtCol]] (1829-1901) CSA MO Perkins Battalion '''''[POW]''''' * [[Perkins-14073|Charles Perkins, Pvt]] (1838-1863) CSA VA I-26R '''''[KIA]''''' N * [[Perkins-14138|John Perkins, Pvt]] (1845-1864) CSA VA I-14R '''''[DOD]''''' '''''[DWP]''''' '''''[Del]''''' N * [[Perkins-13656|Lynville Jackson Perkins, Major]] (1828-1895) CSA VA-I-50R '''''[POW]''''' * [[Perkins-14140|Robert Perkins, Pvt]] (-1864) CSA VA I-14R '''''[DOD]''''' '''''[DWP]''''' '''''[Del]''''' N * [[Perkins-13674|S. Hardin Perkins, Colonel]] (18-) CSA 3rd Army Corps '''''[POW]''''' N * [[Perkins-14072|William H Perkins, Pvt]] (1841-1863) CSA VA I-14R '''''[DOD]''''' N * [[Perkins-14074|William J Perkins, Pvt]] (-1864) CSA VA SC C-7R '''''[DOW]''''' N [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Space:Perkins_Name_Study&public=1 '''''Return to Perkins Name Study'''''] Legend: #''[KIA]'' - killed in action #''[WIA]'' - wounded in action #''[POW]'' - prisoner of war #''[DOW]'' - died of wounds #''[DOD]'' - died of disease #''[DWP]'' - died while prisoner #''[DAV]'' - disabled veteran #''[And]'' - [https://www.battlefields.org/learn/articles/andersonville-prison Andersonsonville Confederate Prison] #''[Dan]'' - [http://www.censusdiggins.com/prison_danville.html Danville Confederate Prison] #''[Del]'' - [[Wikipedia:Fort Delaware|Fort Delaware Federal Prison]] #''[Rich]'' - [https://www.nps.gov/rich/learn/historyculture/prisoners-in-richmond.htm Richmond Confederate Prisons] #''[Sal]'' - [https://www.battlefields.org/learn/articles/civil-war-prison-camps Salisbury Confederate Prison] [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Space:Civil_War_Research&errcode=new_profile '''''Go to Civil War Research'''''] == Sources ==
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[[Category: Vietnam War]] *[[Perkins-12490|Allen Dean Perkins, WO1]] (1947-1969) KS '''''[KIA]''''' *[[Perkins-12498|Bobby James Perkins, PFC]] (1949-1968) NY '''''[KIA]''''' *[[Perkins-12499|Calvin Moore Perkins, SPC4]] (1948-1968) MD '''''[KIA]''''' *[[Perkins-12500|Cecil Carrington Perkins, Jr, Capt]] (1946-1971) VA '''''[DAC]''''' *[[Perkins-12501|Charles Harold Perkins, GySgt]] (1956-1968) NY '''''[KIA]''''' *[[Perkins-12505|Charlie Perkins Jr, Cpl]] (1945-1968) IL '''''[KIA]''''' *[[Perkins-12507|Clyde J Perkins, 1stLt]] (1944-1966) MS '''''[KIA]''''' *[[Perkins-12510|Dale Allen Perkins, 2ndLt]] (1939-1966) OR '''''[KIA]''''' *[[Perkins-12522|Danny Franklin Perkins, PFC]] (1946-1969) NC '''''[KIA]''''' *[[Perkins-12538|David Drake Perkins, PFC]] (1943-1966) AZ '''''[KIA]''''' *[[Perkins-12540|Donald Dean Perkins Jr, 1stLt]] (1944-1968) IL '''''[KIA]''''' *[[Perkins-12556|Donald Robert Perkins Jr, Sgt]] (1950-1970) OH '''''[DAC]''''' *[[Perkins-12613|Frederick Joseph Perkins, Cpl]] (1949-1968) MA '''''[KIA]''''' *[[Perkins-12615|Gary Eldon Perkins, PFC]] (1947-1966) TN '''''[KIA]''''' *[[Perkins-12670|Gary William Perkins, Capt]] (1942-1968) OH '''''[KIA]''''' *[[Perkins-12672|George Peter Perkins, PFC]] (1950-1969) MN '''''[KIA]''''' *[[Perkins-12737|Ira Hilton Perkins Jr, SSgt]] (1937-1966) ME '''''[KIA]''''' *[[Perkins-12738|James Barney Perkins, SPC4]] (1947-1970) AL '''''[KIA]''''' *[[Perkins-12739|Johnnie Kay Perkins, PFC]] (1947-1968) KY '''''[KIA]''''' *[[Perkins-12744|Keith Charles Perkins, PFC]] (1942-1967) OR '''''[KIA]''''' *[[Perkins-12745|Luther Rives Perkins, SFC]] (1929-1959) LA '''''[KIA]''''' *[[Perkins-12760|Michael David Perkins, LCpl]] (1946-1967) OH '''''[KIA]''''' *[[Perkins-12763|Ofalee Perkins, PFC]] (1947-1969) IN '''''[DAC]''''' *[[Perkins-12765|Ronald James Perkins, LCpl]] (1948-1967) CA '''''[KIA]''''' *[[Perkins-12768|Stephen John Perkins, SPC4]] (1948-1970) NV '''''[KIA]''''' *[[Perkins-12772|Wallace Sam Perkins, PFC]] (1944-1966) TX '''''[KIA]''''' *[[Perkins-12773|Wardell Perkins, SPC4]] (1947-1968) AL '''''[KIA]''''' *[[Perkins-12774|William Arthur Perkins Jr, PFC]] (1948-1968) MD '''''[KIA]''''' *[[Perkins-12671|William Dewitt Perkins Jr, CWO2]] (1933-1966) MS] '''''[KIA]''''' *[[Perkins-12502|William Thomas Perkins Jr, Cpl]] (1947-1967) NY '''''[KIA]''''' '''''[Medal of Honor]''''' *[[Perkins-12669|Willie James Perkins, SSgt]] (1943-1969) SC '''''[DOD]''''' [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Space:Perkins_Name_Study&public=1 '''''Return to Perkins Name Study'''''] Legend: #''[KIA]'' - killed in action #''[WIA]'' - wounded in action #''[POW]'' - prisoner of war #''[DOW]'' - died of wounds #''[DOD]'' - died of disease #''[DWP]'' - died while prisoner #''[DAV]'' - disabled veteran == Resources == *[http://thewall-usa.com/index.asp#search The Vietnam Memorial Wall]*[http://www.33usmc.com/MikeHistory/NamChronology.html Key Marine Corps Events in the Vietnam War, 1962 – 1975] *[http://www.coffeltdatabase.org/srchbyname.php Coffelt Database] - name search, service data, copies of select service records. *[https://www.togetherweserved.com/ TogetherWeServed.com] - free membership for veterans, search by service branch, name. *[http://www.vvmf.org/Wall-of-Faces Wall of Faces] - name search, tributes. *[http://www.virtualwall.org/dp/0p.htm VirtualWall.org] - name search, tributes. *[http://www.legacy.com/memorial-sites/army/profile-search.aspx? Legacy.com] - name search, some obituaries of US Army Veterans. *[https://www.thepurpleheart.com/roll-of-honor/ The Purple Heart] - name search, Purple Heart recipients. *[https://dpaa.secure.force.com/dpaaOurMissing Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency] - name search for POW/MIAs. *[https://www.usamilitarymedals.com/pages/military-medals-and-ribbons-precedence-chart USA Military Medals] - precedence chart. *[https://youtu.be/VDA0LrhIZRE 2019 National Vietnam War Veterans Day]
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[[Category:Perkins Name Study]] [[Category:DNA Projects]] ==Perkins in North America Name Study== This One Name Study will collect accurate, sourced information and resources for the Perkins Family in North America and connect all to the Global Tree. *[[:Category:Perkins_Name_Study|The Perkins Names]] ==Parents of Abraham Perkins?== If you are a male descendant of these three ancestors, please [[Help:How_to_Get_Started_with_DNA|take a Y-DNA test]] and add it to your profile: * [[Perkins-526|Abraham Perkin’s]] ( -1683) Hampton, New Hampshire [https://www.wikitree.com/treewidget/Perkins-526/890 ''Y-DNA Descendants of Abraham Perkins''] * [[Perkins-602|Isaac Perkins]] (1611-1685) Hampton, New Hampshire [https://www.wikitree.com/treewidget/Perkins-602/890 ''Y-DNA Descendants of Isaac Perkins''] * [[Perkins-631|John Perkins]] (1583-1654) Ipswich, Massachusetts [https://www.wikitree.com/treewidget/Perkins-631/890 ''Y-DNA Descendants of John Perkins''] ==Notable Perkins== * [[Perkins-8358|Sec. Frances Coralie (Perkins) Wilson]] (1880-1965) ''[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frances_Perkins US Secretary of Labor]'' *[[Perkins-8953|Cmdre. George Hamilton Perkins]] (1836-1899) ''[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_H._Perkins Commodore US Navy]'' *[[Perkins-12926|PFC Michael J Perkins]] (1899–1918) ''[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_J._Perkins Medal of Honor - WWI]'' *[[Perkins-9754|Brig Gen Simon Perkins]] (1771-1844) ''[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Simon_Perkins Co-founder of Akron, Ohio; Brigadier General - War of 1812]'' *[[Perkins-12502|Cpl William Thomas Perkins Jr]] (1947-1967) NY'' [https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_T._Perkins_Jr. Medal of Honor - Vietnam]'' * Other famous Perkins family members are shown in [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Perkins Wikipedia]. ==Perkins Warfighters== :* [[Space:Perkins_in_British_American_Wars|Perkins in British American Wars (1620-1745)]] :* [[Space:Perkins_in_American_Revolutionary_War|Perkins in American Revolutionary War (1775–1783)]] :* [[Space:Perkins in War of 1812 |Perkins in War of 1812 (1812-1815))]] :* [[Space:Perkins In US Civil War|Perkins In US Civil War (1861-1865)]] :* [[Space: Perkins in World War I|Perkins in World War I (1917-1918)]] :* [[Space: Perkins In World War II|Perkins in World War II (1939-1945)]] :* [[Space: Perkins in Korean War|Perkins in Korean War (1950-Ongoing)]] :* [[Space: Perkins In Vietnam War|Perkins in Vietnam War (1955-1975)]] ==Early American Perkins Families== *[[Perkins-526|Abraham Perkins]] (-1683), [[Wythe-107|Mary (Wythe) Perkins]] (1618-1706); Hampton, New Hampshire (possibly from Hillmorton, England) *[[Perkins-566|Edward Perkins]] (1607-1684), [[Butcher-79|Elizabeth (Butcher) Perkins]] (1622-); New Haven, Connecticut (from Hillmorton, England) *[[Perkins-50|Isaac Perkins]] (1571-1639), [[Perkins-49|Alice Perkins 2nd]] (1580-1639); Ipswich, Massachusetts (from Hillmorton, England) *[[Perkins-602|Isaac Perkins]] (1611-1685), [[Unknown-432746|Susanna (Unknown) Perkins]] (1613-1699); Hampton, New Hampshire (from Hillmorton, England) *[[Perkins-631|John Perkins]] (1583-1654), [[Gater-32|Judith (Gater) Perkins]] (1589-1654); Ipswich, Massachusetts (from Hillmorton, England) *[[Perkins-125|Mary (Perkins) Bradbury]] (1615-1700), [[Bradbury-44|Captain Thomas Bradbury]] (1610-1695), Salisbury, Massachusetts (from Hillmorton, England) *[[Perkins-2566|Robert Chauncey William Perkins]] (1645-1668), [[Drew-579|Mardi Jo Drew]] (1650-1663), Charles County, Maryland (possibly from Hillmorton, England) *[[Perkins-2|Deacon Thomas Perkins]] (1622-1686), [[Whipple-1975|Elizabeth (Whipple) Perkins]] (1629-1685); Topsfield, Massachusetts (from Hillmorton, England) *[[Perkins-1402|Rev. William Perkins]] (1607-1682), [[Wooton-4|Elizabeth (Wooton) Perkins]] (1610-1690); Topsfield, Massachusetts (from London, England) ==Political Perkins== * [http://politicalgraveyard.com/bio/perkins.html The Political Graveyard] ==How You Can Help== Your Profile: #[[Help:Categorization#How_to_Categorize_a_Profile|Add the Category]]: Perkins Name Study. #[[Help:How_to_Get_Started_with_DNA|Take a DNA test]] and add it. Your Ancestors: #Create new profiles and connect them to the Global Tree. Your Related Perkins Profiles: #[[Help:How_to_Edit_a_Profile|Improve Profiles]] #*[[Space:Genealogically_Defined|''Genealogically Define'' profiles]]. #*[https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebName/Suggestions.htm?Name=PERKINS&MaxErrors=1000 Fix Data Errors] #*[https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Example-2&action=edit#text Add In-line Sources]. #*[[Perkins-2210|Add Military Service]]. #*[[Help:Categorization#How_to_Categorize_a_Profile|Add Categories]]. #*[[Help:Biographies|Add Biographies]]. #*[https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Category:Unsourced_Profiles&from=Perkins Add In-line Sources to Unsourced Perkins Profiles] #[https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special%3AAdoptions&order=&s=Perkins Adopt Orphaned Perkins Profiles]. #[https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special:Unconnected&order=&s=PERKINS&viewAll=1&privacy=0 Connect Unconnected Perkins Profiles]. #[https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special:BrowseMatches&type=pending&order=datedn&canAct=0&s=Perkins Complete Pending Merges]. #[[Special:FindMatches|Find and Merge Matches]]. #[[Help:Adding_Family|Add Immigrant Ancestors]]. #[[Help:Categorization#How_to_Categorize_a_Profile|Add the Category]]: Perkins Name Study. On this page: #Add family stories, below in ''Memories''. #Post comments and questions. #Get help from project manager [[Perkins-11750|Clyde Perkins]]. ==Surname Origins== The earliest Perkins was perhaps [[Morley-939|Peter Morley alias Perkins]]. His son, [[Perkins-960|Henry "Pierrekins" or Perkins]], was likely the first to bear the family name. See [[Morlaix-1|Pierre de Morlaix]] for discussion of this legend. ==Coats of Arms?== They are interesting and fun, but "In the heraldic traditions of England and Scotland, an individual, rather than a family, had a coat of arms."https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coat_of_arms This suggests there is no official Perkins Family Coat of Arms. And quoting the heralds and members of the British Royal Household who make up the College of Arms,"there is no such thing as a 'coat of arms for a surname'...Coats of arms belong to individuals. For any person to have a right to a coat of arms they must either have had it granted to them or be descended in the legitimate male line from a person to whom arms were granted or confirmed in the past."https://www.college-of-arms.gov.uk/resources/faqs ==Resources== ===DNA=== *[[Help:How_to_Get_Started_with_DNA|How to Get Started with DNA]] *[[Project:DNA|WikiTree DNA Project]] *[https://www.familytreedna.com/groups/parkins-perkins/about/background FamilyTreeDNA Perkins Project] *[https://www.familytreedna.com/groups/vikingydna/about/background FamilyTreeDNA Viking DNA] *[[Help:DNA_Confirmation|DNA Confirmation]] {| | |} ===Hereditary Societies=== *[http://www.hereditary.us/list_date.htm Online Hereditary Societies] *[[Wikipedia:List of hereditary and lineage organizations|List of hereditary and lineage organizations]] ===Publications=== *Mortensen, Paula Perkins. ‘‘English Origin of Six Early Colonists by the Name of Perkins.’‘ Baltimore MD: Gateway Press, 1998. Access online at [https://dcms.lds.org/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE76427 LDS.org]. *Perkins, David Walter. ‘‘Notes on the Perkins Families in England: Chiefly Extracts from Probate Registries, with Several Pedigrees Appended.’‘ Salem MA: 1894. Access online at [https://archive.org/details/notesonperkinsfa00perk Archive.org]. *Perkins, David Walter. ‘‘Perkins Families in the United States in 1790.’‘ Utica NY: D.W. Perkins, 1911. Access online at [https://archive.org/details/perkinsfamiliesi00perk Archive.org]. *Perkins, D.W., comp. ‘‘The Perkins Family in ye Olden Times - The Contents a Series of Letters of the Late Mansfield Parkyns, Esq.’‘ Utica NY: D.W. Perkins, 1916. Access online at [https://archive.org/details/perkinsfamilyiny00park Archive.org]. *Perkins, George Augustus, ‘‘The Family of John Perkins of Ipswich, Massachusetts.’‘ (Salem, MA: G.A. Perkins, 1889), accessed at [https://archive.org/stream/familyofjohnperk00perkuoft?ref=ol#page/7/mode/1up Archive.org]. *Perkins, Merrill. ‘‘A Perkins Family History.’‘ 2003. *Perkins, Thomas Allen, comp., ‘‘Jacob Perkins of Wells, Maine and His Descendants, 1583-1936.’‘ Haverhill, MA: Record Publishing Company, 1947. Access online at [https://archive.org/details/jacobperkinsofwe00perk Archive.org]. *[http://www.kristinhall.org/fambly/Perkins/PerkinsRegisterReport.pdf ‘‘Perkins Register Report’‘], compiled by Kristin Hall, 2004. *’‘The Ancient History of the Distinguished Surname Perkins - An Essay in Two Parts.’‘ by [http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~sonyapl/essay/perkins_essay_part_one.htm James Fulton Perkins] *’‘Early New England Families, 1641-1700.’‘ (Original Online Database: AmericanAncestors.org, New England Historic Genealogical Society, 2013. By Alicia Crane Williams, Lead Genealogist.) Access online at [https://www.americanancestors.org/DB501/i/14126/1/0 AmericanAncestors.org] with NEHGS membership. Profile of John Perkins, 4 pages. ===Published Directories/Genealogies that Include Perkins=== *Anderson, Robert Charles, [https://www.americanancestors.org/databases/great-migration-begins-immigrants-to-ne-1620-1633-vols-i-iii/image?pageName=1431&volumeId=12107 ‘‘The Great Migration Begins: Immigrants to New England 1620-1633’‘]. Boston: NEHGS, 1996-2011. (Online database: AmericanAncestors.org, New England Historic Genealogical Society, 2010). Vol. 3, pp. 1431-1433: Bio of John Perkins Sr.; pp.1433-1438: William Perkins of Topsfield *Burke, Sir John Bernard. ‘‘Burke's American Families with British Ancestry.’‘ Baltimore MD: Genealogical Pub. Co., 1975. Access online at [https://www.ancestry.com/interactive/48496/AmFamBritAncestry-000600-2852? Ancestry.com]. *Cutter, William Richard. ‘‘New England Families, Genealogical and Memorial; A Record of the Achievements of Her People in the Making of Commonwealths and the Founding of a Nation.’‘ Vol. 2. New York NY: Lewis Historical Publishing Co., 1914. Access online at [https://archive.org/stream/newenglandfamil00cuttgoog#page/n348/mode/2up Archive.org]. *Davis, Walter Goodwin. ‘‘Massachusetts and Maine Families in the Ancestry of Walter Goodwin Davis (1885-1966).’‘ Baltimore MD: Genealogical Pub. Co., 1996. Access online at [https://www.ancestry.com/interactive/48194/MAMEFamiliesIII-003859-166/236362 Ancestry.com]. *Davis, Walter Goodwin. ‘‘The Ancestry of Dudley Wildes of Topsfield Massacusetts.’‘ Portland ME: The Anthoensen Press, 1959. Access online at [https://dcms.lds.org/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE946524 LDS. org]. *Dow, Joseph. ‘‘History of the Town of Hampton, New Hampshire, from it's Settlement in 1638 to the Autumn of 1892.’‘ Vol. 1. Salem MA: Lucy Dow, 1893. Access online at [https://play.google.com/books/reader?id=iZU3N3rAtlQC&hl=en&pg=GBS.PP5 GoogleBooks]. *Dow, Joseph. ‘‘History of the Town of Hampton, New Hampshire, from it's Settlement in 1638 to the Autumn of 1892.’‘ Vol. 2. Salem MA: Lucy Dow, 1893. Access online at [https://play.google.com/books/reader?id=AhzvRsQvMr0C&pg=GBS.PA577 GoogleBooks]. * Ferris, Mary Walton. ‘‘Dawes-Gates Ancestral Lines. A memorial Volume. The American ancestry of Rufus R. Dawes.’‘ Vol. 1. Milwaukee WI: Cuneo Press, 1943. Access online at [http://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=wu.89066183567;view=1up;seq=611;size=125 HathiTrust.com]. *Flagg, Charles Alcott. ‘‘An Alphabetical Index of Revolutionary Pensioners Living in Maine.’‘ Baltimore MD: Clearfield Company, 1920. Access online at [https://play.google.com/books/reader?id=jyf6f9aBzowC&printsec=frontcover&output=reader&hl=en&pg=GBS.PA1 GoogleBooks]. *J.H. Beers & Co. ‘‘Representative Men and Old Families of Southeastern Massachusetts: Containing Historical Sketches of Prominent and Representative Citizens and Genealogical Records of Many of the Old Families.’‘ Vol. 3. Chicago IL: J.H. Beers & Co., 1912 . Access online at: [https://books.google.com/books?id=GHIWAAAAYAAJ&printsec=frontcover&source=gbs_ge_summary_r&cad=0#v=onepage&q&f=false GoogleBooks]. *Lapham, William Berry & Maxim, Silas Packard. ‘‘History of Paris, Maine: From its Settlement to 1880, with a History of the Grants of 1736 & 1771, Together with Personal Sketches, a Copious Genealogical Register and an Appendix.’‘ Paris ME: authors, 1884. Access online at [https://play.google.com/store/books/details?id=qVMeu3xrioEC GoogleBooks]. *Lapham, William Berry. ‘‘History of Woodstock, Maine, with Family Sketches and an Appendix.’‘ Portland ME: Stephen Berry, 1882. Access online at [https://play.google.com/books/reader?printsec=frontcover&output=reader&id=964TAAAAYAAJ&pg=GBS.PA6 GoogleBooks]. * Little, George Thomas. ‘‘Genealogical and Family History of the State of Maine.’‘ Vol. 2. New York NY: Lewis Historical Publishing Co., 1909. Access online at [https://archive.org/stream/genealogicalfami02litt#page/516/mode/2up Archive.org]. *Savage, James. ‘‘'A Genealogical Dictionary of the First Settlers of New England, Showing Three Generations of Those who Came before May, 1962, on the Basis of Farmer's Register.’‘ Boston MA: Little Brown & Co., 1860. Accessed online at [https://archive.org/details/cu31924105359446 Archive.org]. *Sharp, Mary [https://archive.org/details/historyofuftonco00inshar/page/n9 ‘‘’The History of Ufton Court, of the Parish of Ufton, in the County of Berks, and of the Perkins Family: Compiled from Ancient Records’‘]. (London: Elliott Stock, 1892), accessed at Archive.org *Waters, Thomas Franklin, ‘‘Ipswich in the Massachusetts Bay Colony, 1633-1700’‘ (Ipswich, Mass: Ipswich Historical Society, 1905) accessed at Archive.org ===Online Forums and Trees=== *[https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/tag/Perkins Perkins G2G Activity on WikiTree]. *[http://www.selectsurnames4.com/perkins.html SelectSurnames] - Perkins. *[http://perkinsresearch.com/history.html Perkins Research Family History]. *[https://forebears.io/surnames/perkins# Forebears] - Perkins surname distribution worldwide. *[https://www.genealogy.com/search/result?type=forumposts&keyword=%22Perkins%22 Perkins Forum on Genealogy.com]. *[http://www.boydhouse.com/michelle/hussey/isaacaliceperkins.html Boydhouse.com] Isaac & Alice Perkins. ===Useful Links=== * [https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Hillmorton_Parish_Registers-20 Hillmorton, Warwickshire Parish Registers]. * [https://uftoncourt.co.uk/about-us/ufton-court-history/ The History of Ufton Court]
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[[Category:Family Histories]] This is a central page for organizing genealogy related to Perky families and information about individuals, places, and things named Perky. (Do you have any info about Perkys or the name? Please join the Trusted List to this page and participate. You can also post a comment or memory below.) === Famous and Creative Perkys === * [[Perky-1|Henry Drushel Perky]] (1843-1906) developed a machine for making a solid wheat product, what Henry called "little whole wheat mattresses." Those wheat biscuits became known as shredded wheat. === Towns Named Perky === '''Perky, Florida'''. The town of Perky in the lower Florida Keys was officially established in 1929 in Monroe County with its own post office. Richter Perky, the wealthiest private landowner in the Florida Keys, brought a power plant, water towers and telephone service to this isolated outpost, near Sugarloaf Key. With the 1938 opening of the Florida Keys Overseas Highway, the Perky Lodge was created as a luxury fishing resort. A year later, Richter Perky died and the town of Perky was abandoned. === Perkys on WikiTree === Here is the current [http://www.wikitree.com/indexes/person/P/PERKY_1.html Perky] index. This was updated this morning. If you add yourself or a Perky relative to WikiTree today your addition(s) will automatically appear tomorrow.
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[[Category:Perrot Name Study]] [[Category:One Name Studies]] [[Category:DNA Projects]] This is a One Name Study to collect together in one place everything about one surname and the variants of that name. The hope is that other researchers like you will join our study to help make it a valuable reference point for people studying lines that cross or intersect. Please contact the project leader, add categories to your profiles, add your questions to the bulletin board, add details of your name research, etc. [[Category:One Name Studies]] [[Category:DNA Projects]] == How to Join == Please contact the project leader [[Rees-1371|Anne Rees]] or post a comment to the right. If you have any questions, just ask. Thanks! == Goals == This is a One Name Study to collect together in one place everything about one surname and the variants of that name. The hope is that other researchers like you will join our study to help make it a valuable reference point for people studying lines that cross or intersect.
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[[Perrot-186|'''Sir Stephen Perrot''']] of Popton, Pembrokeshire 1338,
[[Perrot-186|'''Sir Thomas Perrot's''']] shield impaled with Picton c1430,
[[Perrot-4|'''Sir John Perrot' s''']] achievement in November 1549, and also [https://archive.org/details/NLWroll1353AaseventeenthCenturypedigreerollfromHerefordshire2F1/page/n19 '''Sir Herbert Perrott''' ] of Herefordshire in 1660. The arms of
[http://www.devonperspectives.co.uk/james_perrott.html '''James Perrott'''] the Dartmoor guide in the photo on the right are from his Chagford home. They are quartered with those granted in 1661 to Sir Robert Jason and his wife Susan Lyon. ---- === Family Origins in Wales=== {{Image|file=My_Perrott_Family_Data-77.jpg |align=r |size=120 |caption=[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maurice_FitzGerald,_Lord_of_Lanstephan '''Maurice FitzGerald'''] '''(c1105-76)'''
'''Marcher Lord of Llanstephan''' }}
"''In South Wales there was a halt of some twelve years to the Norman conquest of the country, due to the recognition by William II of the claims of its king, [[Ap_Tewdwr-7|Rhys ap Tewdwr,]] Hywel Dda's descendant, who had defeated his rivals at the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Mynydd_Carn Battle of Mynydd Carn] in 1081. But on his death in 1093 all obstacles were removed; Glamorgan fell to Robert FitzHamon, Dyfed & Ceredigion to the House of Montgomery, Brecknock to Bernard of Neufmarche. All that was worth having went to French-speaking soldiers, from Monmouth to St. David’s; only the barren hills and remote wooded retreats were left to the country's ancient denizens. Such was the position in South Wales at the death of Henry 1 in 1135."'' [https://archive.org/details/in.ernet.dli.2015.101786/page/n1 Sir John Edward Lloyd]
Intermarriage frequently occurred between the Norman-descended [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marcher_Lord Marcher lords] and [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Intermarriage%20of%20Welsh%20&%20Norman%20families Welsh Ruling Houses.] The pedigrees of these [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Space:Medieval_Welsh_Social_Structure&errcode=new_profile ''bonheddig''] familes, as set down by their [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Space:Arwyddvarrd_-_Explanatory_notes&errcode=new_profile ''arwyddvarrd''] (herald bards), are based on oral traditions now considered to have significant historical value. They show the Perrot [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Space:Pembrokeshire_Advenae:_Perrot_in_Golden_Grove_Book_1&public=1 ''advenae''] connection by marriage to a descendant of [[Cadell-8|'''Hywel Dda''']] and back through him to his [[Beli-1|royal ancestors]] of [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manaw_Gododdin ''Cymry'' legend.]
{{Image|file=My_Perrott_Family_Data-11.jpg |align=l |size=250 |caption=[http://www.terrynorm.ic24.net/dinefwr%20castle.htm '''Dinefwr:'''] '''Chief Seat of Hywel Dda'''}}
Hywel (c. 880–948), as grandson of [[Ap_Merfyn-19|'''Rhodri Mawr''']], was a scion of the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/House_of_Dinefwr Royal House of Dinefwr] and [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kings_of_Wales_family_trees Prince of Deheubarth], who came to rule most of Wales. Recorded as King of the Britons in the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Annales_Cambriae ''Annales Cambriae''], the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Assembly_for_Wales ''Senned''] building is named Tŷ Hywel [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/T%C5%B7_Hywel (''Hywel's House'')] in his honour. The Dinefwr dynasty ruled in Deheubarth until the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conquest_of_Wales_by_Edward_I annexation of Wales] by Edward I in 1283. [https://archive.org/details/TheNormansInSouthWales1070To1171_201807 The Normans in South Wales by L.H.Nelson]
{{Image|file=My_Perrott_Family_Data-13.png |align=l |size=900 |caption='''[http://yba.llgc.org.uk/en/s-DWNN-LEW-1550.html Lewys Dwnn] Perrot Pedigree''' }}
{{Image|file=My_Perrott_Family_Data-34.jpg |align=r |size=300 |caption=[https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Space:Haroldston_Calendar_Description_in_Barnwell%27s_Perrot_Notes&public=1''' 'The Haroldston Calendar' '''] '''circa 1474'''
'''Earliest Surviving Perrot Pedigree''' }}The name "le Pirot" occurs on the much disputed [https://archive.org/stream/battleabbeyrollw01battuoft#page/n29/mode/2up Battle Abbey Roll] of knights accompanying William I in 1066. The family are also listed in the Domesday Book as holding substantial tenures in 1086 and were well established in Kent by 1136. Even though Wales wasn't fully conquered until 1282, several independent early pedigrees give [[Perrot-190|'''Stephen Perrot''']] of Jestynton [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Space:Descent_of_Norman_Lordships&errcode=new_profile Descent of Norman Lordships] as the first Norman settler of the name in Pembrokeshire. [https://journals.library.wales/view/2919943/2996217/0#?xywh=-1400%2C-58%2C4979%2C3636 Perrot Notes Part 1 E.L.Barnwell] + [https://archive.org/stream/heraldicvisitati_01dwnn#page/88/search/malmsbury Wm of Malmesbury (c1095-c1143) see reference on p 88 S.R.Meyrick ed. Visitations of Wales Lewys Dwnn 1588] According to them he married [[Ferch_Meirchion-1|'''Elynor''']],''"daughter and co-heir of ''[[Ap_Rhys-67|'''Meirchion ap Rhys''']], ''ap Rydderch, ap Jestyn, ap Gwrgao, ap Hywel Dda, from which Jestyn this place received its name."'' [https://archive.org/stream/heraldicvisitati_01dwnn#page/88 Visitations Vol 1 p 88]
The Perrot lineage in Wales is often uncertain, inconsistent and difficult to date accurately before the 1290s. Identifying later fabrications is clearly crucial but modern historiography also takes full account of corroborating pedigrees based on primary sources which record early indigenous connections with the ''advenae''. Despite contradictions in chronology such [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Space:Creation_of_Welsh_Literature&errcode=new_profile pre-Conquest genealogies] provide powerful evidence confirming the intermarriage of the Perrots with the princely families of south west Wales [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Space:Perrots_Arrival_in_Wales&errcode=new_profile during the 12th century.]
{{Image|file=My_Perrott_Family_Data-47.jpg |align=l |size=300 |caption=}}(See Opp.) The surviving membrane of a pedigree parchment dated 1633 of unknown origin. Alongside the Perrots of Pembrokeshire from John (b c1270) to Sir William (b 1433) are the Phillips, Wogans and Fletchers, three other noble families also prominent in the area at that time.
From the 16th century onwards pedigrees became increasingly detailed as they gained importance as [https://archive.org/details/NLWroll1353AaseventeenthCenturypedigreerollfromHerefordshire2F1 warranties of property and inheritance. ] The customary Welsh patronymic forms, usually without surnames, were gradually replaced by sophisticated heraldic tabular charts.
[https://archive.org/details/2edhistoryofwale01lloyuoft/page/190 Cymric] ''bardic'' sources, on which the very early history of many noble families relied, continued to be incorporated but often with creative embellishment. As late as 1848, the new edition of Burke's 'Baronetage' still contained such imaginative constructions together with clear fabrications and was the subject of harsh contemporary criticism as a result. In 1867 [https://archive.org/details/perrotnotesorso00barngoog/page/n12 E.L.Barnwell] memorably described its Perrott Pedigree as [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Space:Sir_Richard_Perrott_%27Pretended_Baronet%27&errcode=new_profile "a tissue of mendacious absurdities."]
"''Who then were the Perrots?"'' asks [https://archive.org/details/THELASTWILLANDTESTAMENTOFAFIFTEENTH Dr Roger Turvey] - "''The Perrots were a Pembrokeshire phenomenon and represent the classic tale of a family’s rise from obscurity to dominance in the space of two centuries. By the early 16th century they were powerfully planted in south-west Wales. At this time the family consisted of several branches settled'' [first at [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Space:Eastington_(Jestynton)&errcode=new_profile Jestyngton]] ''and later at [http://www.pembrokeshirehistoricalsociety.co.uk/scotsborough-imaging-medieval-mansion-house/ Scotsborough] with its cadet at Tenby, Cheriton, Kidwelly,'' [Caerforiog, Oxford, Laugharne]'' and of course, the main line at [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Space:Haroldston&errcode=new_profile Haroldston] outside Haverfordwest. They were among the county’s largest landowners with estates scattered throughout the earldom and its constituent lordships. The family’s success was due to the hard work of talented individuals who ensured that each generation contributed something to enhancing their social, political and economic power."''
{{Image|file=Rees-1371-5.png |align=l |size=650 |caption=
[http://www.gatehouse-gazetteer.info/Welshsites/754.html '''Eastington'''] '''(Jestynton) Fortified Peel Tower, Angle Bay &''' [http://www.gatehouse-gazetteer.info/Welshsites/1023.html '''Haroldston'''] '''(Steward's Tower), Haverfordwest'''
'''Both early Perrot seats in Pembrokeshire'''}} ---- === Sir John Perrot === {{Image|file=My_Perrott_Family_Data-17.png |align=l |size=m |caption=[https://archive.org/details/SirJohnPerrottTheManAndTheMythRogerTurvey '''"The Man & The Myth"''' ] '''by Dr Roger Turvey'''
'''Stone mask of Sir John from the 1580s.''' Corbel from a gatepost at Laugharne Castle, now at the Bishop's Palace, Abergwili }}'''[[Perrot-4|Sir John Perrot]]''' (1528-92), most famous of the Haroldston line, who was Lord Deputy of Ireland from 1584 to 1588.[https://archive.org/details/SIRJOHNPERROTHENRYVIIIBASTARD Sir John P - Destruction of a Myth by R.K.Turvey]
A great Elizabethan from Pembrokeshire, now restored by modern scholarship to his rightful place in history.
In 1589, soon after his return from Ireland, he was elevated to the Privy Council, but then suffered a spectacular downfall, being falsely charged with treason in [https://archive.org/details/TheHistoryOfThatMostEminentStatesm/page/n7 1590.]
[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Cecil,_1st_Baron_Burghley Lord Burghley] masterminded a secretive, deadly attack on Perrot, in order to cover up the corrupt administration of Ireland after his departure by Burghley's late wife's cousin, [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_FitzWilliam_(Lord_Deputy) William Fitzwilliam.] Tried and found guilty in April 1592, he was not executed but died in the Tower seven months later, probably poisoned by his enemies [https://archive.org/details/SirJohnPerrotOxfordDNBEntryRogerTurvey/page/n9 fearing a pardon.]
{{Image|file=My_Perrott_Family_Data-44.jpg |align=r |size=200 |caption=}}"''Perrot, who did not conform as other men do, has never failed to excite and interest those who have come across his life story, tragic though its end may be. He is an attractive and influential figure certainly to be counted among the dozen second rank of supporting actors on the Elizabethan stage. In Pembrokeshire and Wales he dominated; in Ireland he ruled; and in England and in Court, he competed, and it was here he lost. Today it is he who is remembered and not those anonymous few who brought him down."'' [https://archive.org/details/sirjohnperrotafourthcentenaryretrospectivereviewthetreasonandtrialofsirjohnbyrogerturvey R.K. Turvey]
{{Image|file=My_Perrott_Family_Data-10.png |align=l |size=390 |caption='''Sir John's Castles at '''[http://www.gatehouse-gazetteer.info/Welshsites/225.html '''Laugharne'''] '''and''' [http://www.gatehouse-gazetteer.info/Welshsites/719.html '''Carew'''] }} ---- === Dissenting Perrots === Two of the later Ps were also prominent as Dissenters in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries.{{Image|file=My_Perrott_Family_Data-27.png |align=l |size=260 |caption=[https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Perrot,_John_(d.1671%3F)_(DNB00) '''Quaker John Perrot of Waterford''' ]}} [[Perrot-199|'''John Perrot''']] (c1627-1665) was an [https://books.google.co.uk/books?id=p-9_YKUZLrkC&pg=PA346&lpg=PA346&dq=john+perrot+waterford+quaker&source=bl&ots=XRgzwKUv4z&sig=TL49u0hm0LaPYVsj_ALJ2j0IU3k&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwiMh-CHnt3YAhWpAMAKHWO9ACAQ6AEIPzAD#v=onepage&q=john%20perrot%20waterford%20quaker&f=false early Quaker schismatic] who set out to convert the Pope in 1658. He had a wife and children in Waterford but was claimed by contemporaries to come from [https://archive.org/details/JohnPerrotEarlyQuakerSchismatic_201802 Sedburgh] where he was reputed to have been a blacksmith. He came to England after surviving three years imprisonment in Rome. Following a short but turbulent period of preaching and a famous disagreement with [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Fox George Fox] about wearing hats during worship, he emigrated to Barbados in 1662 and from there visited the Quakers of Virginia. John's wife Elizabeth and at least two children joined him shortly before his death in Jamaica in 1665.
His problematic orgins and amazing exploits were explored, albeit with questionable dramatic license, in a 2006 [https://vimeo.com/123332358 '''Irish TV programme''']. ---- {{Image|file=My_Perrott_Family_Data-17.jpg |align=r |size=250 |caption='''[https://britishlistedbuildings.co.uk/300009488-capel-heol-awst-carmarthen#.XLOAAehKjIV Capel Heol Awst,'''] '''built 1726 and enlarged 1826,'''
'''home to Thomas Perrot's Academy until 1733.'''}}[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Thomas_Perrott_of_Llanybri_Principal_of_Carmarthe_Academy'''Thomas Perrot'''] (c1680-1733) Principal of Carmarthen Academy was another influential figure in this [http://www.qmulreligionandliterature.co.uk/research/the-dissenting-academies-project/dissenting-academies/ tradition].
In the 14th century [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Llanybri Llanybri,] the birthplace of Thomas, was a bond village called Morabri (Morblechurch) part of the Lordship of Llanstephan. His father [https://archive.org/details/BRAGlynMillsOptimised17086/page/n49 John] was from a long established family of Perrots settled throughout the area.
They may well have been a branch of the [https://archive.org/details/ScotsbroughPsRogerTurvey Scotsborough line,] possibly via John Jenkin and later [https://archive.org/details/BRAGlynMillsOptimised17086/page/n7 John Griffiths Perrott,] whose daughter Angharad married Iuwan Lloyd in the late 1550s. ---- == SOURCES & RESEARCH NOTES== ===References===
[https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/PERROT Perrot Surname] [https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/PERROTT Perrott Surname] == Active Participants ==
[[Shaw-12389|Jean Shaw]]
[[Cummins-703|Maureen Roberts]]
[[Jansen-2698|Lance.C.Jansen]]
[[Perrott-190|John Perrott]]
[[Lloyd-153|Roger Lloyd]]
[[Shaw-13656|Fiona Shaw]]
[[Thomas-10705|Michael Thomas]]
[[Rees-1371|Anne Rees]] Co-ordinator
[http://www.p-rr-tt.org.uk/default.htm '''The P*rr*tt Society'''] is registered with the Guild of One-Name Genealogical Studies for those interested in the history of Perrotts, Perretts, Parrots, etc. The very knowledgeable volunteers who run it have done a fantastic job for over 30 years and I strongly recommend joining if you are connected.
==
A Brief History of the Perrots
== {{Image|file=My_Perrott_Family_Data-75.jpg |align=l |size=300 |caption='''Perrot Armorial Bearings'''}} A [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Space:Canting_of_Arms&errcode=new_profile parrot and three gold pears] often feature in Coats of Arms associated with the family. The devices shown are of[[Perrot-186|'''Sir Stephen Perrot''']] of Popton, Pembrokeshire 1338,
[[Perrot-186|'''Sir Thomas Perrot's''']] shield impaled with Picton c1430,
[[Perrot-4|'''Sir John Perrot' s''']] achievement in November 1549, and also [https://archive.org/details/NLWroll1353AaseventeenthCenturypedigreerollfromHerefordshire2F1/page/n19 '''Sir Herbert Perrott''' ] of Herefordshire in 1660. The arms of
[http://www.devonperspectives.co.uk/james_perrott.html '''James Perrott'''] the Dartmoor guide in the photo on the right are from his Chagford home. They are quartered with those granted in 1661 to Sir Robert Jason and his wife Susan Lyon. ---- === Family Origins in Wales=== {{Image|file=My_Perrott_Family_Data-77.jpg |align=r |size=120 |caption=[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maurice_FitzGerald,_Lord_of_Lanstephan '''Maurice FitzGerald'''] '''(c1105-76)'''
'''Marcher Lord of Llanstephan''' }}
[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Norman_invasion_of_Wales'''The Norman Invasion''']
"''In South Wales there was a halt of some twelve years to the Norman conquest of the country, due to the recognition by William II of the claims of its king, [[Ap_Tewdwr-7|Rhys ap Tewdwr,]] Hywel Dda's descendant, who had defeated his rivals at the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Mynydd_Carn Battle of Mynydd Carn] in 1081. But on his death in 1093 all obstacles were removed; Glamorgan fell to Robert FitzHamon, Dyfed & Ceredigion to the House of Montgomery, Brecknock to Bernard of Neufmarche. All that was worth having went to French-speaking soldiers, from Monmouth to St. David’s; only the barren hills and remote wooded retreats were left to the country's ancient denizens. Such was the position in South Wales at the death of Henry 1 in 1135."'' [https://archive.org/details/in.ernet.dli.2015.101786/page/n1 Sir John Edward Lloyd]
Intermarriage frequently occurred between the Norman-descended [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marcher_Lord Marcher lords] and [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Intermarriage%20of%20Welsh%20&%20Norman%20families Welsh Ruling Houses.] The pedigrees of these [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Space:Medieval_Welsh_Social_Structure&errcode=new_profile ''bonheddig''] familes, as set down by their [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Space:Arwyddvarrd_-_Explanatory_notes&errcode=new_profile ''arwyddvarrd''] (herald bards), are based on oral traditions now considered to have significant historical value. They show the Perrot [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Space:Pembrokeshire_Advenae:_Perrot_in_Golden_Grove_Book_1&public=1 ''advenae''] connection by marriage to a descendant of [[Cadell-8|'''Hywel Dda''']] and back through him to his [[Beli-1|royal ancestors]] of [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manaw_Gododdin ''Cymry'' legend.]
{{Image|file=My_Perrott_Family_Data-11.jpg |align=l |size=250 |caption=[http://www.terrynorm.ic24.net/dinefwr%20castle.htm '''Dinefwr:'''] '''Chief Seat of Hywel Dda'''}}
Hywel (c. 880–948), as grandson of [[Ap_Merfyn-19|'''Rhodri Mawr''']], was a scion of the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/House_of_Dinefwr Royal House of Dinefwr] and [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kings_of_Wales_family_trees Prince of Deheubarth], who came to rule most of Wales. Recorded as King of the Britons in the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Annales_Cambriae ''Annales Cambriae''], the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Assembly_for_Wales ''Senned''] building is named Tŷ Hywel [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/T%C5%B7_Hywel (''Hywel's House'')] in his honour. The Dinefwr dynasty ruled in Deheubarth until the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conquest_of_Wales_by_Edward_I annexation of Wales] by Edward I in 1283. [https://archive.org/details/TheNormansInSouthWales1070To1171_201807 The Normans in South Wales by L.H.Nelson]
{{Image|file=My_Perrott_Family_Data-13.png |align=l |size=900 |caption='''[http://yba.llgc.org.uk/en/s-DWNN-LEW-1550.html Lewys Dwnn] Perrot Pedigree''' }}
{{Image|file=My_Perrott_Family_Data-34.jpg |align=r |size=300 |caption=[https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Space:Haroldston_Calendar_Description_in_Barnwell%27s_Perrot_Notes&public=1''' 'The Haroldston Calendar' '''] '''circa 1474'''
'''Earliest Surviving Perrot Pedigree''' }}The name "le Pirot" occurs on the much disputed [https://archive.org/stream/battleabbeyrollw01battuoft#page/n29/mode/2up Battle Abbey Roll] of knights accompanying William I in 1066. The family are also listed in the Domesday Book as holding substantial tenures in 1086 and were well established in Kent by 1136. Even though Wales wasn't fully conquered until 1282, several independent early pedigrees give [[Perrot-190|'''Stephen Perrot''']] of Jestynton [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Space:Descent_of_Norman_Lordships&errcode=new_profile Descent of Norman Lordships] as the first Norman settler of the name in Pembrokeshire. [https://journals.library.wales/view/2919943/2996217/0#?xywh=-1400%2C-58%2C4979%2C3636 Perrot Notes Part 1 E.L.Barnwell] + [https://archive.org/stream/heraldicvisitati_01dwnn#page/88/search/malmsbury Wm of Malmesbury (c1095-c1143) see reference on p 88 S.R.Meyrick ed. Visitations of Wales Lewys Dwnn 1588] According to them he married [[Ferch_Meirchion-1|'''Elynor''']],''"daughter and co-heir of ''[[Ap_Rhys-67|'''Meirchion ap Rhys''']], ''ap Rydderch, ap Jestyn, ap Gwrgao, ap Hywel Dda, from which Jestyn this place received its name."'' [https://archive.org/stream/heraldicvisitati_01dwnn#page/88 Visitations Vol 1 p 88]
The Perrot lineage in Wales is often uncertain, inconsistent and difficult to date accurately before the 1290s. Identifying later fabrications is clearly crucial but modern historiography also takes full account of corroborating pedigrees based on primary sources which record early indigenous connections with the ''advenae''. Despite contradictions in chronology such [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Space:Creation_of_Welsh_Literature&errcode=new_profile pre-Conquest genealogies] provide powerful evidence confirming the intermarriage of the Perrots with the princely families of south west Wales [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Space:Perrots_Arrival_in_Wales&errcode=new_profile during the 12th century.]
{{Image|file=My_Perrott_Family_Data-47.jpg |align=l |size=300 |caption=}}(See Opp.) The surviving membrane of a pedigree parchment dated 1633 of unknown origin. Alongside the Perrots of Pembrokeshire from John (b c1270) to Sir William (b 1433) are the Phillips, Wogans and Fletchers, three other noble families also prominent in the area at that time.
From the 16th century onwards pedigrees became increasingly detailed as they gained importance as [https://archive.org/details/NLWroll1353AaseventeenthCenturypedigreerollfromHerefordshire2F1 warranties of property and inheritance. ] The customary Welsh patronymic forms, usually without surnames, were gradually replaced by sophisticated heraldic tabular charts.
[https://archive.org/details/2edhistoryofwale01lloyuoft/page/190 Cymric] ''bardic'' sources, on which the very early history of many noble families relied, continued to be incorporated but often with creative embellishment. As late as 1848, the new edition of Burke's 'Baronetage' still contained such imaginative constructions together with clear fabrications and was the subject of harsh contemporary criticism as a result. In 1867 [https://archive.org/details/perrotnotesorso00barngoog/page/n12 E.L.Barnwell] memorably described its Perrott Pedigree as [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Space:Sir_Richard_Perrott_%27Pretended_Baronet%27&errcode=new_profile "a tissue of mendacious absurdities."]
"''Who then were the Perrots?"'' asks [https://archive.org/details/THELASTWILLANDTESTAMENTOFAFIFTEENTH Dr Roger Turvey] - "''The Perrots were a Pembrokeshire phenomenon and represent the classic tale of a family’s rise from obscurity to dominance in the space of two centuries. By the early 16th century they were powerfully planted in south-west Wales. At this time the family consisted of several branches settled'' [first at [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Space:Eastington_(Jestynton)&errcode=new_profile Jestyngton]] ''and later at [http://www.pembrokeshirehistoricalsociety.co.uk/scotsborough-imaging-medieval-mansion-house/ Scotsborough] with its cadet at Tenby, Cheriton, Kidwelly,'' [Caerforiog, Oxford, Laugharne]'' and of course, the main line at [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Space:Haroldston&errcode=new_profile Haroldston] outside Haverfordwest. They were among the county’s largest landowners with estates scattered throughout the earldom and its constituent lordships. The family’s success was due to the hard work of talented individuals who ensured that each generation contributed something to enhancing their social, political and economic power."''
{{Image|file=Rees-1371-5.png |align=l |size=650 |caption=
[http://www.gatehouse-gazetteer.info/Welshsites/754.html '''Eastington'''] '''(Jestynton) Fortified Peel Tower, Angle Bay &''' [http://www.gatehouse-gazetteer.info/Welshsites/1023.html '''Haroldston'''] '''(Steward's Tower), Haverfordwest'''
'''Both early Perrot seats in Pembrokeshire'''}} ---- === Sir John Perrot === {{Image|file=My_Perrott_Family_Data-17.png |align=l |size=m |caption=[https://archive.org/details/SirJohnPerrottTheManAndTheMythRogerTurvey '''"The Man & The Myth"''' ] '''by Dr Roger Turvey'''
'''Stone mask of Sir John from the 1580s.''' Corbel from a gatepost at Laugharne Castle, now at the Bishop's Palace, Abergwili }}'''[[Perrot-4|Sir John Perrot]]''' (1528-92), most famous of the Haroldston line, who was Lord Deputy of Ireland from 1584 to 1588.[https://archive.org/details/SIRJOHNPERROTHENRYVIIIBASTARD Sir John P - Destruction of a Myth by R.K.Turvey]
A great Elizabethan from Pembrokeshire, now restored by modern scholarship to his rightful place in history.
In 1589, soon after his return from Ireland, he was elevated to the Privy Council, but then suffered a spectacular downfall, being falsely charged with treason in [https://archive.org/details/TheHistoryOfThatMostEminentStatesm/page/n7 1590.]
[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Cecil,_1st_Baron_Burghley Lord Burghley] masterminded a secretive, deadly attack on Perrot, in order to cover up the corrupt administration of Ireland after his departure by Burghley's late wife's cousin, [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_FitzWilliam_(Lord_Deputy) William Fitzwilliam.] Tried and found guilty in April 1592, he was not executed but died in the Tower seven months later, probably poisoned by his enemies [https://archive.org/details/SirJohnPerrotOxfordDNBEntryRogerTurvey/page/n9 fearing a pardon.]
{{Image|file=My_Perrott_Family_Data-44.jpg |align=r |size=200 |caption=}}"''Perrot, who did not conform as other men do, has never failed to excite and interest those who have come across his life story, tragic though its end may be. He is an attractive and influential figure certainly to be counted among the dozen second rank of supporting actors on the Elizabethan stage. In Pembrokeshire and Wales he dominated; in Ireland he ruled; and in England and in Court, he competed, and it was here he lost. Today it is he who is remembered and not those anonymous few who brought him down."'' [https://archive.org/details/sirjohnperrotafourthcentenaryretrospectivereviewthetreasonandtrialofsirjohnbyrogerturvey R.K. Turvey]
{{Image|file=My_Perrott_Family_Data-10.png |align=l |size=390 |caption='''Sir John's Castles at '''[http://www.gatehouse-gazetteer.info/Welshsites/225.html '''Laugharne'''] '''and''' [http://www.gatehouse-gazetteer.info/Welshsites/719.html '''Carew'''] }} ---- === Dissenting Perrots === Two of the later Ps were also prominent as Dissenters in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries.{{Image|file=My_Perrott_Family_Data-27.png |align=l |size=260 |caption=[https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Perrot,_John_(d.1671%3F)_(DNB00) '''Quaker John Perrot of Waterford''' ]}} [[Perrot-199|'''John Perrot''']] (c1627-1665) was an [https://books.google.co.uk/books?id=p-9_YKUZLrkC&pg=PA346&lpg=PA346&dq=john+perrot+waterford+quaker&source=bl&ots=XRgzwKUv4z&sig=TL49u0hm0LaPYVsj_ALJ2j0IU3k&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwiMh-CHnt3YAhWpAMAKHWO9ACAQ6AEIPzAD#v=onepage&q=john%20perrot%20waterford%20quaker&f=false early Quaker schismatic] who set out to convert the Pope in 1658. He had a wife and children in Waterford but was claimed by contemporaries to come from [https://archive.org/details/JohnPerrotEarlyQuakerSchismatic_201802 Sedburgh] where he was reputed to have been a blacksmith. He came to England after surviving three years imprisonment in Rome. Following a short but turbulent period of preaching and a famous disagreement with [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Fox George Fox] about wearing hats during worship, he emigrated to Barbados in 1662 and from there visited the Quakers of Virginia. John's wife Elizabeth and at least two children joined him shortly before his death in Jamaica in 1665.
His problematic orgins and amazing exploits were explored, albeit with questionable dramatic license, in a 2006 [https://vimeo.com/123332358 '''Irish TV programme''']. ---- {{Image|file=My_Perrott_Family_Data-17.jpg |align=r |size=250 |caption='''[https://britishlistedbuildings.co.uk/300009488-capel-heol-awst-carmarthen#.XLOAAehKjIV Capel Heol Awst,'''] '''built 1726 and enlarged 1826,'''
'''home to Thomas Perrot's Academy until 1733.'''}}[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Thomas_Perrott_of_Llanybri_Principal_of_Carmarthe_Academy'''Thomas Perrot'''] (c1680-1733) Principal of Carmarthen Academy was another influential figure in this [http://www.qmulreligionandliterature.co.uk/research/the-dissenting-academies-project/dissenting-academies/ tradition].
In the 14th century [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Llanybri Llanybri,] the birthplace of Thomas, was a bond village called Morabri (Morblechurch) part of the Lordship of Llanstephan. His father [https://archive.org/details/BRAGlynMillsOptimised17086/page/n49 John] was from a long established family of Perrots settled throughout the area.
They may well have been a branch of the [https://archive.org/details/ScotsbroughPsRogerTurvey Scotsborough line,] possibly via John Jenkin and later [https://archive.org/details/BRAGlynMillsOptimised17086/page/n7 John Griffiths Perrott,] whose daughter Angharad married Iuwan Lloyd in the late 1550s. ---- == SOURCES & RESEARCH NOTES== ===References===
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[[Category:Huguenot_Migration]] [[Category:Huguenots]] [[Category:Huguenot]] [[Category: France, Emigrants]] [[Category:French History]] [[Category:Dutch_History]] [[Category:New Netherland_Settlers_Project]] [[Category:Cape_of_Good_Hope_-_Kaap_de_Goede_Hoop_%281652-1806%29_Project]] [[Category:Project_Collateral-Prospect]] [[Category:New Netherland Settlers]] =={{Green|Summary}}== The Huguenots were members of the Protestant Reformed Church of France during the 16th and 17th centuries. French Protestants were inspired by the writings of John Calvin in the 1530s, and they were called Huguenots by the 16th century. Violence against the Huguenots eventually culminated in the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/St._Bartholomew%27s_Day_massacre St. Bartholomew day massacre] in 1572 and the mass persecution following that incident in cities all over France. [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eighty_Years%27_War The Eighty Years' War (1568-1648)] was at the background of this persecution of the Huguenots that had been simmering for some years and finally erupted in 1572. By the end of the 17th century and into the 18th century, roughly 500,000 Huguenots had fled France. They relocated to Protestant nations, such as England, Wales, Ireland, Scotland, Denmark, Sweden, Switzerland, the Dutch Republic, the Electorate of Brandenburg, Electorate of the Palatinate (both in the Holy Roman Empire), the Duchy of Prussia, the Channel Islands and eventually also to the soon to be established new Dutch colonies. =={{Green|Historic Background:}} == === {{Green|Reformation & Counter-Reformation}}=== Towards the end of the sixteenth century Europe was in crisis - bad crops, low wages, an English trade embargo, general social unrest - and to make matters even worse - new religious movements such as [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lutheranism Lutheranism] and [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Calvinism Calvinism] which resisted and threatened to disrupt certain established [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Catholicism Catholic] beliefs and practices. These movements wanted change, [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Protestant_Reformation reformation]. Charles V and his son and successor to the trone - [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philip_II_of_Spain Philip II of Spain] were staunch catholics and were intent on forcing their religious views on the dissidents, even if it meant using violence, intimidation, torture and war. Adheherents of the new protestant views and sects were declared heretics were being brutally hunted down by the (now already in existence for 300 years) [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inquisition Inquisition]. The concept and scope of the Inquisition had significantly been expanded in response to the Protestant Reformation and the Catholic [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Counter-Reformation Counter-Reformation]. Turning against Catholicism implied opposing the status quo, the existing political order. ==={{Green|Geuzen-Revolt & Start of the Eigthy Years War}}=== The northern regions and entities in the Netherlands were adamant and strongly inclined to resist such an absolute centralised and brutish power. The big physical distance between Philip II and the Netherlands (after living in the Netherlands in the early years of his reign, Philip II had decided to return to Spain) was a contributing factor in his failing to keep hold of the situation, which came to a head when on April 5, 1566 a few notables approached [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Margaret_of_Parma Margaret of Parma], Governor of the Netherlands for Philip II, to beg her to put an end to the persecution of the heretics. They were adressed in the presence of the Duchess by her counsillor Cardinal Granvelle in French as ''gueux'' (beggars). This name [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geuzen 'Geuzen'] was then assumed by the confederacy of Calvinist Dutch nobles and other malcontents, who in fierce opposition to Spanish rule in the Netherlands, started the socalled [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beeldenstorm ''Beeldenstorm''] - in an outburst of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iconoclasm iconoclastic] fury aimed at the opulence of the Catholic Church - art and many forms of church fittings and decoration were destroyed in unofficial or mob actions. [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Calvinism Calvinists] (the major Protestant denomination), [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anabaptists Anabaptists], and [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mennonites Mennonites], angered by Catholic repression and theologically opposed to the Catholic use of images of saints (which in their eyes conflicted with the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ten_Commandments Second Commandment]), stormed into hundreds of churches and monasteries throughout the Netherlands, destroying statues ('beelden' in Dutch) and iconic art ('afbeeldingen' in Dutch). This wave of destruction - this ''Beeldenstorm'' - spread to other cities in Europe and started off the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eighty_Years%27_War Eighty Years War between the Netherlands and Spain]. It is during this period that the South-North divide took place and the Republic of the Seven United Provinces was declared in 1588. == {{Green|St. Bartholomew Day Massacre}}== Violence against the french Protestants eventually culminated in the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/St._Bartholomew%27s_Day_massacre St. Bartholomew day massacre] in 1572 and spread to cities all over France. Traditionally believed to have been instigated by [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Catherine_de%27_Medici Catherine de' Medici], the mother of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_IX_of_France King Charles IX], the massacre took place five days after the wedding of the king's sister [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Margaret_of_Valois Margaret] to the Protestant [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henry_III_of_Navarre Henry III of Navarre] (the future Henry IV of France). This marriage was an occasion for which many of the most wealthy and prominent Huguenots had gathered in largely Catholic Paris. It began in the night of 23-24 August 1572 (the eve of the feast of Bartholomew the Apostle), two days after the attempted assassination of Admiral [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gaspard_II_de_Coligny Gaspard de Coligny], the military and political leader of the Huguenots. The king ordered the killing of a group of Huguenot leaders, including Coligny, and the slaughter spread throughout Paris, thousands of Huguenots getting killed. Lasting several weeks, the massacre expanded outward to other urban centres and the countryside. Modern estimates for the number of dead across France vary widely, from 5,000 to 30,000. This was the turning point in the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/French_Wars_of_Religion French Wars of Religion (1562-1598)]. The Huguenot political movement was crippled by the loss of many of its prominent aristocratic leaders, as well as many re-conversions by the rank and file, and those who remained were increasingly radicalized. Though by no means unique, it "was the worst of the century's religious massacres." Throughout Europe, it "printed on Protestant minds the indelible conviction that Catholicism was a bloody and treacherous religion". =={{Green|Fall of Antwerp and the exodus of Huguenots from France}}== In 1581 the northern provinces seceded and declared independence from the South under the name of the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dutch_Republic ''Republiek der Zeven Verenigde Nederlanden''] (Republic of the Seven United Netherlands). The [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Act_of_Abjuration Act of Abjuration] or ''Plakkaat van Verlatinghe'', signed on 26 July 1581 in the Hague confirmed the decision made by the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/States-General_of_the_Netherlands States-General of the Netherlands] in Antwerp on 22 July 1581, formally declared all magistrates in the provinces which united in the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Union_of_Utrecht Union of Utrecht] absolved of their oath of allegiance to their overlord, Philip II of Spain. It stated that by oppressing and violating the ancient rights of his subjects, Philip was considered to have vacated his thrones in the Low Countries. As such, it was the formal declaration of independence of the Low Countries. In 1585 the Spanjards had recaptured [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fall_of_Antwerp Antwerp] under de leadership of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alessandro_Farnese,_Duke_of_Parma_and_Piacenza Alexander Farnese, Duke of Parma]. In an effort to hold off the march of the Spanish Troops, the river Schelde that runs through the city was closed off, thereby effectively blocking the harbour. This measure heralded the division of the Netherlands into a Southern and a Northern part. The Dutch Republic rapidly became a destination for Huguenot exiles. As result of the political strife, conflict, and religious persecution, a great migration of mostly French speaking protestant refugees - many of them skilled workmen and artisans, intellectuals, artists, merchants and traders moved to Holland and Zeeland, bringing with them immense wealth in the 17th century for the new [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dutch_Republic Dutch Republic] that would be known as the Golden Age. Some Huguenots fought in the Low Countries alongside the Dutch against Spain during the first years of the Dutch Revolt (1568–1609). Early ties were already visible in the "Apologie" of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_the_Silent William the Silent] - also known as William I, Prince of Orange (24 April 1533 – 10 July 1584), condemning the Spanish Inquisition, which was written by his court minister, the Huguenot Pierre L'Oyseleur, lord of Villiers. Louise de Coligny, daughter of the murdered Huguenot leader Gaspard de Coligny, married [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_the_Silent William the Silent], who lead the Dutch (Calvinist) revolt against Spanish (Catholic) rule. As both spoke French in daily life, their court church in the Prinsenhof in Delft held services in French. The practice has continued to the present day. The Prinsenhof is one of the 14 active Walloon churches of the Dutch Reformed Church. The main Walloon concentrations in the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dutch_Republic Dutch Republic] at that time were in Leiden and Delft (province of South Holland), in Amsterdam in (province of North Holland) and in Groningen (province of Groningen). The ties between Huguenots and the Dutch Republic's military and political leadership, the House of Orange-Nassau, which existed since the early days of the Dutch Revolt, helped support the many early settlements of Huguenots in the Dutch Republics' colonies. They settled at the Cape of Good Hope in South-Africa and New Netherland in North America.Wikipedia, seen May 5, 2014. :'''For more information see''': :* the WikiTree [[Project:Huguenot_Migration|Huguenot Migration Project]]''' :* the free page article on the [[Space:Netherlands_Seventeen_Provinces|Netherlands Seventeen Provinces & the birth of the Federated Dutch Provinces]] :* [http://dspace.library.uu.nl/handle/1874/259620 Experiencing Exile : Huguenot Refugees in the Dutch Republic, 1680-1700] Linden, D.C. van der, 2013. (Abstract). Dissertation Utrecht University (accessed August 18, 2014). :* [https://openaccess.leidenuniv.nl/handle/1887/25763 Exile memories and the Dutch Revolt The narrated diaspora, 1550 – 1750.] Müller, J.M., 2014, Doctoral thesis, Leiden University. (Open Access). Issue date: May 14, 2014. Publisher: Institute for History, Faculty of the Humanities, Leiden University (accessed August 18, 2014). (Also see the extensive [https://openaccess.leidenuniv.nl/bitstream/handle/1887/25763/Lists.pdf?sequence=15 List of Secondary sources]). :* [https://www.google.com/books/edition/Protestant_Exiles_from_France_in_the_Rei/E7dSAAAAcAAJ?hl=en&gbpv=0 Protestant Exiles from France in the Reign of Louis XIV. Or the Huguenot Refugees and Their Descendants in Great Britain and Ireland · Volume 2 By David C. Agnew · 1871] :* See: [https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/98541/semi-resolved-was-philip-delano-huguenot-settler-netherland G2G-feed: Was Philip Delano a Huguenot or a settler of New Netherland?] :*[https://www.google.com/books/edition/Protestant_Exiles_from_France_in_the_Rei/EbdSAAAAcAAJ?hl=en&gbpv=0 Protestant Exiles From France] == Main Sources == * Wikipedia.org ([http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seventeen_Provinces Seventeen Provinces])[[Van der Walt-440 | Philip van der Walt]] seen May 5, 2014. * Wikipedia.org [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Huguenot (Huguenot)].[[Van der Walt-440 | Philip van der Walt]] seen May 11, 2014. * [http://neon.niederlandistik.fu-berlin.de/nl/nedling/taalgeschiedenis/nederland_in_de_16e_en_17e_eeuw/ Freie Universität Berlin] [[Van der Walt-440 | Philip van der Walt]] seen May 11, 2014. * https://www.museeprotestant.org/en/notice/le-refuge-huguenot/ (The Musée Protestant of France offers a useful summary (in English) of the Huguenot situation of the 1500s-1700s, highlighting 4 of the European destinations chosen during the diaspora.) * https://www.britannica.com/biography/Antoine-Perrenot-Cardinal-de-Granvelle (More context on Cardinal Granvelle (1517-1586), mentioned in the Geuzen-Revolt paragraph above.) * https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antoine_Perrenot_de_Granvelle (More context on Cardinal Granvelle (1517-1586), mentioned in the Geuzen-Revolt paragraph above.) == Footnotes ==
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My marriage has been a downer, but i don't believe in divorce. I feel I don't matter anyway. And it's probably all my fault. We didn't really know each other too long before our marriage, and as soon as we were married he became a totally different person than he was during our courtship (he showed his true ISTJ personality afterwards, while during our courtship he was being his "public" self) I could never figure out which of the [http://www.5lovelanguages.com/ five love languages] was mine because none of the descriptions hit home. My "love language" would be having deep, meaningful conversations and sharing from the heart & soul and listening with the heart. Is that considered "quality time?" I don't know. It's not "words of affirmation" (although those are nice too sometimes), because I like to connect through conversations about meaningful universal ideas & ideals -- not centered on myself or any affirmation to myself. Instead, I feel to transcend the self and forget about the so-called "self" completely, and listen to others, also explore great ideas and the world together, occasionally watch great movies or discuss great books. My hubby's love language would be acts of service and physical touch. But you can't meet someone else's needs if they won't even try to meet yours in return, and even tell you they refuse to try. My husband's MBTI type is [http://www.preludecharacteranalysis.com/types/infp/vs/istj ISTJ, pretty much my opposite]. It's been said in jest that [http://personalitycafe.com/infp-forum-idealists/30914-infp-istj-relationships-10.html ISTJs & INFPs have a natural predator-prey relationship] (INFP being seen as the helpless prey). He fits the "inspector" type and likes to manage everything. Controlling in a passive-aggressive style. But we INFPs don't like being pushed around too much and never listened to (treated like an object instead of a person). He's very good at working with youth & anything in a parent-child type of interaction, from a place of superiority, but doesn't seem to know how to interact (at least with women) as equals, as an adult to another adult. It seemed he wanted to treat me as a child, and would refuse to converse or interact as cooperative equals. His ways of interacting with me were only criticizing, arguing, bossing, or ignoring/withdrawing. He liked keeping busy at doing tasks or "puttering" around the house, usually alone but he liked it that way. During any attempted conversations he wouldn't really talk and wouldn't listen either, just sat there sneaking glances at his watch, like he hated being there and his mind was only thinking of all the tasks he wanted to accomplish and couldn't wait to get back to them. He didn't like having conversations AT ALL, anytime or anyplace, unless someone was grilling him asking a bunch of questions to draw things out of him like pulling teeth. I don't feel that's my place. I respect boundaries & feel that if someone wants to share something, they'll do so. I try to just freely share and show trust by this openness, thinking it will invite the same in return. He's actually further on the introvert scale than myself. He fits [http://www.16personalities.com/istjs-at-work his type description, ISTJ], keeping to himself in his own world & thoughts at home, and just working all the time without discussing any of it with me. So i had no say in anything. He seemed robotic & very distant to me. They say that ISTJ's just "plan the work and work the plan". That's their whole life. They plan & schedule everything in their minds & then carry out those plans methodically. The [http://www.ziprecruiter.com/blog/what-are-the-best-occupations-for-istj-personality-types/ type description for ISTJ] says "jobs that involve group work are fine—as long as the ISTJ is in charge". He was always gardening, fixing cars, being a handyman, doing anything he thought needed to be done that day. Very task-oriented. Towards me it seemed he would only say the minimum necessary to accomplish tasks and ask questions to that end, or (similar to fixing a car), he would look for faults and flaws in me or what I was doing & point them out. In his mind that was being helpful, he said. I felt i couldn't do anything right in his eyes anyhow, so with each criticism I would just give up instead of trying harder. My feeling was "you do it then, if you don't like how I'm doing it." So he would take over more & more, and act like more & more of a martyr, not realizing that was his own doing. So I was pushed out of, or not really allowed to do, my desired role in life of being a wife & mother running a household. I once scored very low in assertiveness in a test in college. When i wanted to become a teacher i was advised to choose a different career. I would try to explain to him what i felt was happening and how by cooperating together it could be better, but he wouldn't listen. He's totally different out in public. He has his public side, where he's a teacher, and when in that mode he talks to people in a friendly manner and seems easy-going, but at home he wouldn't do any listening OR opening up, not sharing anything with me about his work or his day or his thoughts. He kept control over everything that way. The house was/is his, not mine.
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[[Category: France Project]][[Category: France]] == Personnalités françaises / French notables == This page contains a list of French notables to work on. For examples of improved profiles, see the '''[[Space:French Roots Project Gallery|gallery of improved French profiles]]'''. === Fashion designers / Couturiers === {| border="1" class="wikitable sortable" |Name ||Profile||Connected?||Tasks||Working on |- |Christian Dior||[[Dior-6|Christian Dior]]||YES||Done|| |- |Hubert de Givenchy||[[Taffin de Givenchy-1|Hubert Taffin de Givenchy]] ||YES||needs bio|| |- |Yves Saint-Laurent||[[Mathieu-Saint-Laurent-1|Yves Mathieu-Saint-Laurent]]||YES||DONE|| |- |Coco Chanel||[[Chanel-1|Gabrielle Chanel]]||YES||Bio needs work|| |- |Jeanne Lanvin||[[Lanvin-2|Jeanne Lanvin]]||YES||Bio|| |} === Chefs / Cuisiniers === {| border="1" class="wikitable sortable" |Name ||Profile||Connected?||Tasks |- |Anthony Bourdain||[[Bourdain-2|Anthony Bourdain]]||YES||American citizen, needs bio|| |- |[[wikipedia:fr:Paul_Bocuse|Paul Bocuse]]||-||-||No profile yet|| |- |[[wikipedia:fr:Joël_Robuchon|Joël Robuchon]]||-||-||No profile yet|| |} === Ecrivains / Authors === ==== Pre-1700 ==== {| border="1" class="wikitable sortable" |Name ||Profile||Connected?||Tasks||Working on |- |Abélard||[[Abelard-1|Pierre Abélard]]||NO||Probably impossible to get connected || |- |Jean Bodel||[[Bodel-4|Jean Bodel]]||NO||Standalone profile - no hope of ever connecting it.|| |- |Montaigne||[[Eyquem de Montaigne-1|Michel de Montaigne]]||YES||Needs better bio|| |- |René Descartes||[[Descartes-3|René Descartes]]||YES||Connected Aug 2017|| |- |Mme de La Fayette||[[Pioche_de_La_Vergne-1|Marie-Madeleine Pioche de La Vergne]]||YES || || |- |Mme de Sévigné||[[Rabutin-1|Marie de Rabutin-Chantal]]|| YES || || |- |Pierre Corneille||[[Corneille-39|Pierre Corneille]]||YES|| || |- |Jean Racine || - || - || |- |Jean de La Fontaine||[[De_La_Fontaine-37|Jean de La Fontaine]]||NO|| || |- |Molière (Jean-Baptiste Poquelin)||-|| -|| || |} ==== 18th Century ==== {| border="1" class="wikitable sortable" |Name ||Profile||Connected?||Tasks||Working on |- |Voltaire||[[Arouet-1|François-Marie Arouet]]||YES||Needs ???|| |- |Jean-Jacques Rousseau||[[Rousseau-444|Jean-Jacques Rousseau]]||NO||Needs family (wife) , needs Connected|| |- |Denis Diderot|| [[Diderot-1|Denis Diderot]]|| YES||Connected 11 September 2017||[[Rassinot-1]] |- |Olympe de Gouges||[[Gouze-1|Marie-Olympe Gouze]]||YES||Bio|| |} ==== 19th Century ==== {| border="1" class="wikitable sortable" |Name ||Profile||Connected?||Tasks||Working on |- |Émile Zola||[[Zola-3|Emile Zola]]||YES||Émile Zola and Émile Durkheim currently have the same photo on Wikitree||[[Rassinot-1]] |- |Victor Hugo||[[Hugo-215|Victor Hugo]] ||YES||needs better bio|| |- |Guy de Maupassant||[[De_Maupassant-1|Guy de Maupassant]] ||YES||Connected Feb 2020|| |- |Jules Verne||[[Verne-6|Jules Verne]]||YES|| || |- |Sully Prudhomme||[[Prudhomme-235|Sully Prudhomme]]||NO||Needs Family, Needs Connected|| |- |Frédéric Mistral||[[Mistral-3|Frédéric Mistral]]||NO||Needs Family, Needs Connected, ...|| |- |Gustave Flaubert||[[Flaubert-1|Gustave Flaubert]]||YES||Needs bio|| |- |François-René de Châteaubriand||[[De_Chateaubriand-4|François-René de Châteaubriand]]||YES||Connected. || |- |Emile Durkheim||[[Durkheim-1|Emile Durkheim]]||NO||Émile Zola and Émile Durkheim currently have the same photo on Wikitree|| |- |Alexandre Dumas (père)|| [[Davy_de_la_Pailleterie-3|Alexandre Davy de la Pailleterie]] ||YES||Needs French bio|| |- |Alphonse Daudet||[[Daudet-2|Alphonse Daudet]]||YES||Needs better profile|| |- |Comtesse de Ségur||[[Ростопчина-1|Sophie Rostopchine]]||YES||Needs better profile|| |- |Arthur Rimbaud||[[Rimbaud-1|Arthur Rimbaud]]||YES||Connected 5 April 2018, needs more family, biography||[[Lavoie-802|Greg Lavoie]] |- |Paul Verlaine||[[Verlaine-1|Paul Verlaine]]||NO|| ||Greg |- |Stendhal||[[Beyle-5|Henri Beyle]]||YES||Biography, finish siblings, add paternal family || Isabelle |- |George Sand||[[Dupin-27|Aurore Dupin]]||Yes||More primping, English bio|||| |- |Honoré de Balzac||[[Balzac-3|Honoré de Balzac]]||YES||Contact PM to work on this profile|| |- |Théophile Gautier||[[Gautier-341|Théophile Gautier]]||NO || || |- |Alfred de Musset||[[Musset-3|Alfred de Musset]]||YES|||| |} ==== 20th Century ==== {| border="1" class="wikitable sortable" |Name ||Profile||Connected?||Tasks||Working on |- |Jean-Paul Sartre||[[Sartre-1|Jean-Paul Sartre]]||YES||Connected Jan 2019|| |- |Albert Camus||[[Camus-12|Albert Camus]]||YES|| || |- |André Maurois||[[Herzog-572|André Maurois]]||YES||Picture, bio, etc. |- |François Mauriac||[[Mauriac-2|François Mauriac]]||YES|||| |- |Marcel Proust||[[Proust-21|Marcel Proust]]||YES|||| |- |Marguerite Duras||[[Donnadieu-3|Marguerite Donnadieu]]||YES|| Family members must be sourced properly || |- |Jacqueline de Romilly ||[[David-2478|Jacqueline David]]||Yes||Author||Needs biography, family, picture|| |- |Marguerite Yourcenar||[[Cleenewerck de Crayencour-1|Marguerite Cleenewerck de Crayencour]]||YES||Connected by Karen Tobo |- |Aragon||[[Andrieux-2| Louis Andrieux]]||YES||Connected 4 September 2017||[[Rassinot-1]] |- |Elsa Triolet||[[Каган-2|Elsa (Kagan) Triolet]]||YES||Connected 4 September 2017|| |- |Romain Rolland||[[Rolland-100|Romain Rolland]]||YES|||| |- |Michel Foucault||[[Foucault-88|Michel Foucault]]||NO||Needs connected|| |- |Françoise Giroud||[[Gourdji-1|Léa-France Gourdji]]||YES||Journalist and author, connected through living family members|| |- |Richard Wright||[[Wright-29269|Richard Wright]]||NO||Author, needs family, biography, connection|| |- |James Baldwin||[[Baldwin-4970|James Baldwin]]||NO||Author, needs family, biography, connection|| |- |[https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alain-Fournier Alain-Fournier]||- ||No profile yet |- |[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guillaume_Apollinaire Guillaume Apollinaire]||-|| - || |- |[https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aim%C3%A9_C%C3%A9saire Aimé Césaire]||-||No profile yet|| |- |Paul Éluard||[[Grindel-21|Eugène Grindel]]||NO|| || |- |Jean d'Ormesson||[[Lefèvre_d'Ormesson-1|Jean d'Ormesson]] ||YES||Needs better profile|| |} === Painters / Peintres === {| border="1" class="wikitable sortable" |Name ||Profile if it exists||Connected? ||Tasks||Working on |- |Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres||[[Ingres-1|Jean-Auguste Dominique Ingres]]||NO||Needs family, needs connected || |- |Georges Seurat||[[Seurat-1|Georges Seurat]]||YES|| ||Rassinot-1 |- |Édouard Manet||[[Manet-1|Edouard Manet]]||YES||Connected May 19, 2018|| |- |Marc Chagall||[[Shagal-1|Marc Chagall]]||NO||Needs Family, Needs Connected (parents are Russian)|| |- |Jean-Honoré Fragonard||[[Fragonard-1|Jean-Honoré Fragonard]]||YES||Needs family, rumour of family connection with Morisot needs checking || |- |Jean-François Millet||[[Millet-313|Jean François Millet]]||YES||Connected 24 October 2017, needs additional family||[[Lavoie-802|Greg Lavoie]] |- |Edgar Degas||[[De_Gas-1|Edgar Degas]]||YES||Connection from 30 October 2017 needs further validation||[[Lavoie-802|Greg Lavoie]] |- |Henri Matisse||[[Matisse-2|Henri Matisse]]||YES||Connected; needs family, biography and sources||[[Gray-16343|Barbara Cutter]] |- |Marcel Duchamp||[[Duchamp-3|Marcel Duchamp]]||YES||Connected; needs family, biography and sources||[[Lavoie-802|Greg Lavoie]] |- |Auguste Renoir||[[Renoir-1|Auguste Renoir]]||YES|| Connected 16 December 2017, needs biography||[[Lavoie-802|Greg Lavoie]] |- |Gustave Caillebotte ||[[Caillebotte-1|Gustave Caillebotte]]||YES|| Connected 1 March 2020, Needs biography, family|| |- | Camille Pissarro|| [[Pissarro-2|Camille Pissarro]] ||YES||Connected 8 January 2019|| |- |Alfred Sisley|| [[Sisley-68|Alfred Sisley]] ||YES||Connected 3 April 2018, Needs bio|| |- |Paul Cézanne|| [[Cezanne-3|Paul Cézanne]] ||YES|| Connected 30 March 2018||[[Gray-16343|Barbara Cutter]] |- |William Bouguereau|| [[Bouguereau-1|William Bouguereau]] ||YES|| Connected 20 December 2017, needs family, bio||[[Lavoie-802|Greg Lavoie]] |- |Eugène Delacroix|| [[Delacroix-32|Eugène Delacroix]] ||NO|| Needs biography, family, connection|| |- |Rosa Bonheur|| [[Bonheur-2|Rosa Bonheur]] ||YES|| Needs biography, family, connection|| |- |Paul Gauguin|| [[Gauguin-1|Paul Gauguin]] ||YES|| Connected 27 March 2018, Needs biography ||[[Lavoie-802|Greg Lavoie]] |- |Jacques-Louis David||[[David-5|Jacques-Louis David]]||YES||Needs better bio|| |- |Louise-Élisabeth Vigée-Lebrun|| [[Vigée-1|Louise-Élisabeth Vigée Lebrun]] ||NO||Needs family, bio, connection|| |- |Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec||[[De_Toulouse-Lautrec-Monfa-1|Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec]]||YES||Needs better bio|| |- |Max Jacob||[[Alexandre-107|Max Jacob Alexandre]]||NO||Cousin married André Maurois's sister, but cannot be confirmed because the acts are unavailable (Moselle)|| |- |Frédéric Bazille|| [[Bazille-40|Jean Frédéric Bazille]] ||YES|| Connected 29 February 2020, Needs biography || |- |} === Sculptors / Sculpteurs === {| border="1" class="wikitable sortable" |Name ||Profile||Connected?||Tasks||Working on |- |Auguste Rodin||[[Rodin-1|Auguste Rodin]]||NO||Needs family, Needs connected|| |- |Auguste Bartholdi||[[Bartholdi-4|Auguste Bartholdi]]||YES|| || |- |Madame Tussaud||[[Grosholtz-1|Marie Grosholtz]]||Sculptor||YES||Bio, ancestors need serious cleanup|| |- |} === Scientists, explorers, inventors === {| border="1" class="wikitable sortable" |Name||Profile if it exists||Connected?||Tasks||Working on |- |Louis Braille||[[Braille-1|Louis Braille]] ||YES|| Connected May 19, 2018 || |- |Louis Pasteur||[[Pasteur-13|Louis Pasteur]]||YES||Check Jura archives to see if its now possible to add parents||[[Gray-16343|Barbara Cutter]] |- |André-Marie Ampère||[[Ampère-1|André-Marie Ampère]]||YES||Needs Connected|| |- |Charles Messier||[[Messier-245|Charles Messier]]||YES||Moved to Gallery || |- |Pierre Méchain||[[Méchain-3|Pierre Méchain]]||YES||Needs Connection, biography, family|| |- |Nicolas Louis de Lacaille||[[La_Caille-15|Nicolas Louis de Lacaille]]||NO||Needs Connection, biography, family|| |- |Jacques-Yves Cousteau||[[Cousteau-3|Jacques-Yves Cousteau]]||YES||Needs Sources||[[Gray-16343|Barbara Cutter]] |- |Henri Becquerel||[[Becquerel-1|Henri Becquerel]]||YES|| ||[[Gray-16343|Barbara cutter]] |- |Evariste Galois||[[Galois-6|Evariste Galois]]||NO||Needs Connected, Needs French bio|| |- |Louis Daguerre||[[Daguerre-3|Louis Daguerre]]||NO||Needs Family, Needs Connected|| |- |Irène Joliot-Curie||[[Curie-32|Irène Joliot-Curie]]||YES||Already connected|| |- |Ferdinand de Lesseps||[[Lesseps-9|Ferdinand de Lesseps]]||YES||Family has been added, needs bio||[[Lavoie-802|Greg Lavoie]] |- |Albert Schweitzer||[[Schweitzer-625|Albert Schweitzer]]||YES||Connected January 2019, in concert with his cousin, Jean-Paul Sartre|| |- |Jean Charcot||[[Charcot-1|Jean-Baptiste Charcot]] (explorer)||YES||Needs better profile|| |- |Martin Charcot||[[Charcot-2|Jean-Martin Charcot]] (neurologist) ||YES||Needs better profile|| |- |Henri Poincaré||[[Poincaré-7|Henri Poincaré]] (mathematician, philosopher) ||YES||Needs better profile|| |- |Augustin Fresnel||[[Fresnel-1|Augustin Fresnel]]||YES||Connected 3 April 2018|| |- |Alexandra David-Néel||[[David-2343|Alexandra David-Néel]]||YES||More biography||[[Lavoie-802|Greg]] |- |Les frères Lumière|| [[Lumière-2|Auguste]] and [[Lumière-3|Louis Lumière]] || YES || Clean-up, images, biography, etc. || |- |Édouard et André Michelin ||[[Michelin-48|Édouard]] and [[Michelin-19|André Michelin]] || YES ||Sources, family, etc.|| |- |Louis Blériot||[[Blériot-1|Louis Blériot]]||NO|| || |} === Activits and Politicians === See also the '''[[Space:Pr%C3%A9sidents_de_la_R%C3%A9publique_Fran%C3%A7aise|Presidents of France]]''' space page. {| border="1" class="wikitable sortable" |Name ||Profile||Tasks||Notes |- |Maximilien de Robespierre||[[Robespierre-1|Maximilien de Robespierre]]||Now connected || |- |Georges Danton||[[Danton-18 |Georges Danton]] || Connected || |- |Simone Veil||[[Jacob-1770|Simone Veil]]||Is connected|| |- | Emmanuel Joseph Sieyès ||[[Sieyes-1|Emmanuel Joseph Sièyes]]||Connected || |- |Jacques Charles Dupont de l'Eure ||[[Dupont-681|Jacques-Charles Dupont de l'Eure]]||Needs family, biography, connection|| |- |Toussaint Louverture||[[Bréds-1|Toussaint Louverture]]||General, politician, from Haiti|||| |- |Félix Eboué||[https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/F%C3%A9lix_%C3%89bou%C3%A9 Félix Eboué]|| No profile yet||Politician, member of the Resistance, from French Guiana. Daughter married [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/L%C3%A9opold_S%C3%A9dar_Senghor Léopold Sédar Senghor] |- | François Arago ||[[Arago-1|François Arago]]||Connected 31 March 2018, Needs biography, family (has several distinguished members)||[[Lavoie-802|Greg Lavoie]] |- |Germaine Tillion||[[Tillion-1|Germaine Tillion]]||Ethnologist, member of the Resistance||[[Rassinot-1|Isabelle]] |- |Geneviève de Gaulle-Anthonioz||[[De_Gaulle-10|Geneviève Anthonioz-de Gaulle]]|||| Activist, member of the Resistance; Niece of connected [[Gaulle-1|Charles de Gaulle]] || |} === Military === {| border="1" class="wikitable sortable" |Name ||Profile||Tasks||Working on |- |Montcalm||[[Montcalm-Gozon-1|Montcalm]]||Connected 22 December 2017, together with [[de_Buade-2|Louis de Buade]] and [[Talon-11|Jean Talon]] || [[Rassinot-1|Isabelle]] |- |Suffren||[[Suffren-2|Pierre-André Suffren]]||Needs connected, needs better profile|| |- |La Fayette||[[Lafayette-38|Gilbert Motier de La Fayette]] ||Biography could be improved|| |- |Kellermann||[[Kellerman-114|François Christophe Kellermann]] ||Needs biography, family added|| |- |Ney||[[Ney-80|Michel Ney d'Elchingen]] ||Needs better profile|| |- |Lefebvre ||[[LeFevre-17|François Joseph Lefebvre]]||Untouched profile since creation in 2010|| |} === Musicians, composers / Musiciens, compositeurs === {| border="1" class="wikitable sortable" |Name||Profile||Connected?||Tasks||Working on |- |Marcel Casadesus||[[Casadesus-8|Marcel Casadesus]] ||YES||Family needs work, profiles added |- |Jacques Offenbach||[[Offenbach-1|Jacques Offenbach]]||YES||Connected March 26, 2018||Rassinot-1 |- |Maurice Ravel||[[Ravel-1|Maurice Ravel]] || NO|| Needs family, connection, biography... || |- |Georges Bizet||[[Bizet-28|Alexandre César Léopold Bizet]]||YES || || |- |Jules Massenet||[[Massenet-3|Jules Massenet]]||YES||Basically empty profile|| |- |Claude Debussy||[[Debussy-3|Achille Claude Debussy]]||YES|| || |- |Erik Satie||[[Satie-1|Éric Satie]]||NO || || |- |François Couperin||[[Couperin-1|François Couperin]]||NO||Some family already there |} === Actors and film directors / Acteurs, comédiens, réalisateurs === {| border="1" class="wikitable sortable" |Name ||Profile||Connected?||Tasks||Working on |- |Jeanne Moreau||[[Moreau-802|Jeanne Moreau]]||YES||Needs connected || |- |Louis Malle||[[Malle-7|Louis Malle]]||YES||Needs Family, Needs Bio || |- |Gisèle Casadesus||[[Casadesus-2|Gisèle Casadesus]] ||YES|| |- |Danielle Darrieux||[[Darrieux-1|Danielle Darrieux]] ||YES|| Connected, needs better bio || |- |Marcel Dalio||[[Blauschild-1|Marcel Blauschild]]||NO||Turns out his wife Jany Holt may not have been officially married to Réjane's son. No more ideas to connect him.|| |- |Jean Poiret||[[Poiré-35|Jean Poiret]]||YES||Has a connection to [[Piat-18|Jean Piat]] || |- |Claude Rich||[[Rich-3755|Claude Rich]]||YES|| || |- |Yves Montand||[[Livi-1|Ivo Livi]] ||YES ||Married to [[Kaminker-5|Simone Signoret]] || |- |Stéphane Audran||[[Dacheville-2|Colette Dacheville]] ||YES|| || |- |Georges Méliès||[[Méliès-1|Georges Méliès]]||NO||Needs family, connection, etc. || |- |Jean Gabin||[[Moncorgé-1|Alexis Moncorgé]]||NO|| || |- |Michèle Morgan||[[Roussel-369|Simone Roussel]]||YES|| || |} === Singers and entertainers / chanteurs === {| border="1" class="wikitable sortable" |Name ||Profile||Connected?||Tasks||Working on |- |Édith Piaf||[[Gassion-2|Édith Gassion]]||YES||Needs supporting sources for bio; French bio needed || |- |France Gall||[[Gall-501|Isabelle Gall]]||YES||Singer, married to [[Hamburger-112|Michel Berger]]. || |- |Johnny Hallyday||[[Clerc-31|Jean-Philippe (Clerc) Smet]]||YES||Connected through his American cousins, which ought to make him happy|| |- |Maurice Chevalier||[[Chevalier-820|Maurice Chevalier]]||YES||Needs family, biography, etc. || |- |Yves Montand||[[Livi-1|Ivo Livi]] ||YES||Married to [[Kaminker-5|Simone Signoret]] || |- |[https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henri_Salvador Henri Salvador]||-||||Would be connected by adding his (living) son, whose mother [[Parfouru-8|Jacqueline Porel]] is connected|| |- |Josephine Baker||[[McDonald-12048|Freda Josephine McDonald]] ||YES||Needs connected || |- |Mistinguett||[[Bourgeois-1706|Jeanne Florentine Bourgeois]]||YES||Father and all 4 grandparents from Belgium (East Flanders)|| |} === Canadian history === {| border="1" class="wikitable sortable" |Name ||Profile||Tasks||Working on |- |Jean de Brébeuf||[[Brebeuf-1|Jean de Brébeuf]]||Needs connected|| |- |Gabriel Lalemant||[[Lalemant-2|Gabriel Lalemant]]||Needs connected|| |- |Charles Lalemant||[[Lallemant-3|Charles Lalemant]]||Needs connected|| |} === Other === {| border="1" class="wikitable sortable" |Name ||Profile||Field||Tasks||Working on |- |Thérèse de Lisieux||[[Martin-28671|Thérèse Martin]]||Catholic saint||Connected|| |- |Charles de Foucauld||[[De_Foucauld-1|Charles de Foucauld]]||||Needs family, needs connected || |- |Jeanne Calment||[[Calment-1|Jeanne Calment]]||Supercentenarian||Needs connected ||[[Lavoie-802|Greg Lavoie]] |- |Eugénie Blanchard||[[Blanchard-3757|Eugénie Blanchard]]||Supercentenarian|| Connected||[[LaPlace-11|Lynnette Dovy]] |- |Pierre de Coubertin||[[De_Frédy-1|Pierre de Coubertin]]|| ||Connected || |- |Marie Marvingt||[[Marvingt-1|Marie Marvingt]]||Athlete, mountaineer, aviator|||| |- |Louis Vuitton||[[Vuitton-1|Louis Vuitton]]||mallettier||Needs connected|| |- |} A list of unconnected notables can be found with errors 568 & 569 on the France suggestion list at [[DBE_ErrorList_FRA|DBE_ErrorList_FRA]] This command line will retrieve notables with a French connection on Wikitree: http://petscan.wmflabs.org/?language=en&project=wikipedia&depth=3&categories=French_people&combination=union&ns[0]=1&sparql=select %3Fperson %3FWIkiTree {%0D%0A_%3Fperson_wdt%3AP2949_%3FWikiTree%0D%0A}&ext_image_data=on&add_image=on&add_defaultsort=on&interface_language=en&active_tab=&doit=
Persons Sentenced to Death in New Brunswick
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[[Category:Gullison-3]] A table of ''Persons Sentenced to Death in New Brunswick'' and their family connections. I hope to create or find profiles for all of them. 59 entries {| class="wikitable sortable" border=1 cellpadding=5 style="background: white; color: black;" |- ! Name !! Crime !! Victim(s) !! Date of crime !! Fate !! Date of death |- | [[Thornton-6062|Darius Thornton (Harry Williams)]] || Murder || Cynthia and Neacia Foster || 25 Nov 1925 || Hung || 23 April 1925 |- | Richard Ambrose (Richard Bergeron) || Shot three police to escape arrest; kidnapping || O'Leary, Michael; Bourgeois, Aurele || 13 Dec 1974|| Sentenced to hang || In prison[https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/new-brunswick/richard-bergeron-parole-request-denied-1974-shooting-officers-1.4205823 "Richard Bergeron denied parole again after 1974 murder of Moncton officers | CBC News"]. Retrieved on 2 September 2018. |- | Tony Arosha || Murder during robbery || Green, Edward ||20 Dec 1908 || Hung || 1909/05/04; Victoria, N.B.[http://www.unb.ca/saintjohn/arts/projects/crimepunishment/justicesystem/capitalpunishment.html "A double hanging, 1909"]. ''www.unb.ca''. Retrieved on 2 September 2018. |- | Alfred Arsenault || Murder || Hanselpecker, Alpheus|| 1925/05/08 || Commuted to Life
in Dorchester Penhttp://www.jedh.com/src/genealogy/hpkr/d0002/g0000099.html || - |- | Clifford Edward Ayles || Stabbing and robbery || Graves, David Allison || 1955/10/20 || Hung || 6 Nov 1956; County Gaol, St. John, N.B.{{FindAGrave|54760910}} |- |[[Bannister-1099|Arthur William Bannister]] || Beating, shooting, and burning of a house to kidnap a baby || Lake, Philip, Bertha & Jackie || 1936/01/05 || Hung || 1936/09/23; Dorchester, N.B. |- | [[Bannister-1025|Daniel Robert Bannister]] || Beating, shooting, and burning of a house to kidnap a baby || Lake, Philip, Bertha & Jackie || 1936/01/05 || Hung || 1936/09/23; Dorchester, N.B. |- | Robert Barbour || Struck with a hammer in a jealous rage murdering his girl friend || Harris, Margaret || 1938/03/30 || - || Life in Dorchester Pen.[http://www.restigouche.net/oldnews/barbour-harris-1939.shtml "ROBERT BARBOUR FACES SECOND TRIAL FOR MURDER; HEARING NOW IN PROGRESS AT DALHOUSIE."]. ''www.restigouche.net''. Retrieved on 2 September 2018.[https://scc-csc.lexum.com/scc-csc/scc-csc/en/item/8581/index.do "The King v. Barbour - SCC Cases (Lexum)"]. ''scc-csc.lexum.com''. Retrieved on 2 September 2018. |- | Frederick Andrew Bernard || Robbery || Sappier, William (Crow) || 1960/02/24 Maliseet, Reserve, N.B || - || Life in Dorchester Pen. |- | Floyd Edgar Brown || Shooting || Thompson, Earl, Minto, N.B || 1954/05/05 || Reduced to manslaughter || ? |- |[[Cammack-131|Thomas Cammack]] || Murder || [[Doherty-1643|Doherty, William]] || 1904/07/17; Parish of Kent, N.B || Hung || 12 Jan 1905; Common gaol, Woodstock, N.B. |- | Donald Capson || Beating || Rosie Wing || 1951/10/02; Moncton || New Trial || ? |- | Neuman Clark || Shooting || Phoebe Bell || 1920/03/25; Grand Falls || New Trial || ? |- | [[Collins-24177|Thomas Francis Collins]] || Murder || Mary Ann McAuley || 1906/08/20; New Ireland, N.B. || Hanging || 1907/11/15; County Gaol, Hopewell Cape, N.B. |- | Reginald John Colpitts || Murder, Stabbing. Victim was a prison guard || Edward James Masterton || 1964/09/23; Dorchester Pen., N.B || Life imprisonment || ? |- | [[Sullivan-12746|John E. Sullivan]]|| Murder of mother and child|| [[Unknown-458615|Mrs. Elisa Dutcher]], [[Dutcher-467|Harry Dutcher]]|| 11 September 11 1896|| Hanging || 12 Mar 1897; Dorchester NB |- | [[Demerchant-62|Arthur Demerchant]] || Murder, beating || [[Armstrong-24726|Edward Ebbott Armstrong]] || 1927/12/28; || Life in Dorchester Pen. || 16 Jun 1936 |- | [[Gee-2573|George Gee]] || Murder || Millie Gee || 1904/03/12; Homesville, N.B || Hanging||1904/07/22; Woodstock, N.B. |- | Example || Example || Example || Example || Example || Example |- | Example || Example || Example || Example || Example || Example |- | Example || Example || Example || Example || Example || Example |- | [[Hamilton-28191|George Hamilton]] || Murder || [[Burgoyne-944|Norman Phillip Burgoyne]] || 1949/01/07; Fredericton, N.B || Hanging || 1949/07/27; Fredericton, N.B. |- | Rufus Hamilton || Murder || Norman Phillip Burgoyne || 1949/01/07; Fredericton, N.B || Hanging || 1949/07/27; Fredericton, N.B. |- | Thomas Henry Hefferman || Murder [struck with a hammer and drowned; Motive: rape] || Leversey May Powers || 1946/09/30; St. John, N.B. || Hanging || 1947/02/12; St. John, N.B. |- | Example || Example || Example || Example || Example || Example |- | Example || Example || Example || Example || Example || Example |- | Tom Roland Hutchison || Murder - beating/rape || Bernice Connors || 1942/06/05; Black Harbour, N.B. || Hanging ||1942/12/16; St Andrews, N.B. |- | James Hutchison || Murder - shooting to escape arrest; Victims were police officers || O'Leary, Michael; Bourgeois, Aurele || 1974/12/13; Evangeline, N.B || In prison ||? |- | [[Vollmann-24|VOLLMAN, John Jacob Jr]] || murder (stabbing) || [[Bouchard-2631|Bouchard, Marie Gaetanne Helene]] || 1958/05/13 || Life in Dorchester Pen., N.B, , released 1985 || 13 Jul 2010 |- | Eliza Ward and Thomas Dowd || Murder || Ward, Thomas Edward (husband) ||1878/09/09|| 7 years in prison, Saint John, N.B. || ? |- | RICHARD, Joseph Pierre || Murder || De LaPerelle, Mary Katherine || 1957/02/09 || Hanging (Execution)|| 1957/12/11 |} == References ==
in Dorchester Penhttp://www.jedh.com/src/genealogy/hpkr/d0002/g0000099.html || - |- | Clifford Edward Ayles || Stabbing and robbery || Graves, David Allison || 1955/10/20 || Hung || 6 Nov 1956; County Gaol, St. John, N.B.{{FindAGrave|54760910}} |- |[[Bannister-1099|Arthur William Bannister]] || Beating, shooting, and burning of a house to kidnap a baby || Lake, Philip, Bertha & Jackie || 1936/01/05 || Hung || 1936/09/23; Dorchester, N.B. |- | [[Bannister-1025|Daniel Robert Bannister]] || Beating, shooting, and burning of a house to kidnap a baby || Lake, Philip, Bertha & Jackie || 1936/01/05 || Hung || 1936/09/23; Dorchester, N.B. |- | Robert Barbour || Struck with a hammer in a jealous rage murdering his girl friend || Harris, Margaret || 1938/03/30 || - || Life in Dorchester Pen.[http://www.restigouche.net/oldnews/barbour-harris-1939.shtml "ROBERT BARBOUR FACES SECOND TRIAL FOR MURDER; HEARING NOW IN PROGRESS AT DALHOUSIE."]. ''www.restigouche.net''. Retrieved on 2 September 2018.[https://scc-csc.lexum.com/scc-csc/scc-csc/en/item/8581/index.do "The King v. Barbour - SCC Cases (Lexum)"]. ''scc-csc.lexum.com''. Retrieved on 2 September 2018. |- | Frederick Andrew Bernard || Robbery || Sappier, William (Crow) || 1960/02/24 Maliseet, Reserve, N.B || - || Life in Dorchester Pen. |- | Floyd Edgar Brown || Shooting || Thompson, Earl, Minto, N.B || 1954/05/05 || Reduced to manslaughter || ? |- |[[Cammack-131|Thomas Cammack]] || Murder || [[Doherty-1643|Doherty, William]] || 1904/07/17; Parish of Kent, N.B || Hung || 12 Jan 1905; Common gaol, Woodstock, N.B. |- | Donald Capson || Beating || Rosie Wing || 1951/10/02; Moncton || New Trial || ? |- | Neuman Clark || Shooting || Phoebe Bell || 1920/03/25; Grand Falls || New Trial || ? |- | [[Collins-24177|Thomas Francis Collins]] || Murder || Mary Ann McAuley || 1906/08/20; New Ireland, N.B. || Hanging || 1907/11/15; County Gaol, Hopewell Cape, N.B. |- | Reginald John Colpitts || Murder, Stabbing. Victim was a prison guard || Edward James Masterton || 1964/09/23; Dorchester Pen., N.B || Life imprisonment || ? |- | [[Sullivan-12746|John E. Sullivan]]|| Murder of mother and child|| [[Unknown-458615|Mrs. Elisa Dutcher]], [[Dutcher-467|Harry Dutcher]]|| 11 September 11 1896|| Hanging || 12 Mar 1897; Dorchester NB |- | [[Demerchant-62|Arthur Demerchant]] || Murder, beating || [[Armstrong-24726|Edward Ebbott Armstrong]] || 1927/12/28; || Life in Dorchester Pen. || 16 Jun 1936 |- | [[Gee-2573|George Gee]] || Murder || Millie Gee || 1904/03/12; Homesville, N.B || Hanging||1904/07/22; Woodstock, N.B. |- | Example || Example || Example || Example || Example || Example |- | Example || Example || Example || Example || Example || Example |- | Example || Example || Example || Example || Example || Example |- | [[Hamilton-28191|George Hamilton]] || Murder || [[Burgoyne-944|Norman Phillip Burgoyne]] || 1949/01/07; Fredericton, N.B || Hanging || 1949/07/27; Fredericton, N.B. |- | Rufus Hamilton || Murder || Norman Phillip Burgoyne || 1949/01/07; Fredericton, N.B || Hanging || 1949/07/27; Fredericton, N.B. |- | Thomas Henry Hefferman || Murder [struck with a hammer and drowned; Motive: rape] || Leversey May Powers || 1946/09/30; St. John, N.B. || Hanging || 1947/02/12; St. John, N.B. |- | Example || Example || Example || Example || Example || Example |- | Example || Example || Example || Example || Example || Example |- | Tom Roland Hutchison || Murder - beating/rape || Bernice Connors || 1942/06/05; Black Harbour, N.B. || Hanging ||1942/12/16; St Andrews, N.B. |- | James Hutchison || Murder - shooting to escape arrest; Victims were police officers || O'Leary, Michael; Bourgeois, Aurele || 1974/12/13; Evangeline, N.B || In prison ||? |- | [[Vollmann-24|VOLLMAN, John Jacob Jr]] || murder (stabbing) || [[Bouchard-2631|Bouchard, Marie Gaetanne Helene]] || 1958/05/13 || Life in Dorchester Pen., N.B, , released 1985 || 13 Jul 2010 |- | Eliza Ward and Thomas Dowd || Murder || Ward, Thomas Edward (husband) ||1878/09/09|| 7 years in prison, Saint John, N.B. || ? |- | RICHARD, Joseph Pierre || Murder || De LaPerelle, Mary Katherine || 1957/02/09 || Hanging (Execution)|| 1957/12/11 |} == References ==
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[[Category:Straiton Clan]] [[Image:Doug s Photos-3.png|center|150px]] -------- This page considers the families bearing the name of Straiton, or its variants, that lived in and around Perthshire up to the late 18th Century. [[Image:Doug_s_Photos-4.png|200px]] Perthshire is an extensive inland shire sitting at many of the crossroads of Scotland and once centre of the ancient Kingdom of Alba. Anciently, part of the Earldom of Atholl, it is bounded on the north and north-west by Inverness-shire (Earldom of Moray); on the north-east by Aberdeenshire (Earldom of Mar); on the east by the county of Forfar (Earldom of Angus); on the south-east by the counties of Fife and Kinross (Earldom of Fife); on the south by the Firth of Forth, and the counties of Stirling and Clackmannan (part of the Earldom of Atholl); on the west by Argyllshire (Earl of Moray and later Duke of Argyll); and on the south-west by the county of Dumbarton (Earl of Strathearn). Rarely could anything move in ancient Alba, north to south, west to east, without going through Perthshire. For centuries Perthshire was the centre of the nation; its chief town with the nearby Palace of Scone the residence of the Scottish kings till the reign of James III.; the abbey of Scone, from a very early period and for much of Scotland’s history, the seat of the coronation of the Kings of Scotland. == Arrival in Perthshire == It has been impossible to determine who and when were the first Straitons to arrive in Perthshire. Given the position held by the early members during the reigns of the Canmore kings it seems probable that they held lands in or near Perth or Scone. Perthshire certainly lay between the lands (Lauriston and others) held in the Earldom of Angus and those of Seybegis, near Stirling. The family themselves once held part of the lands of Airlie, or Errolly as it was then called, about 10 Kilomentres from Blairgowrie and Coupar Angus. The parish today is situated at the western extremity of Forfarshire, bordering on Perthshire. Before 1390 it was held, in part, by the Stratons, presumably arising from an early grant in support of Alexander III or possibly even when they supported the Abbey at Coupar Angus. The Ogilvy's appear to have held the other half.After 1411 and before 1431, presumably as a result of the family disaster at Harlaw, the Ogilvy's had possession of the complete lands and it was raised to a Barony in 1458. In the work by Charles Straton, “Stratons of Lauriston”Stratons of Lauriston; page 111. he advises of a record, in September 1602, of a James Stratoun in Snago (Caputh) making a complaint to the Privy Council concerning the theft of cattle at Martinmas in 1593. He lodged a further complaint in 1618. Also at this time there was a Gilbert Stratoun, recorded as a merchant in Perth. He further suggests that it possible that the arrival of the family groups, going by the name of Straiton and Stirton, may have occurred when Andrew Straton of Lauriston held possession over the Grey estates in 1541 as they had property in the area of Caputh. This certainly seems plausible but is unlikely to be the only, or even the first, answer. Even a quick search of records available on Family Search of the early Parish records for Perthshire suggests at least three families in the area before the mid-17th Century: : A baptism, a boy,''' John Stratoun''', was recorded at Scone on the 2nd September 1642 to an unnamed father. : A baptism, a girl, '''Jannet Strathon''', was recorded at Alyth, in the north of the county, near the old Straton estates at Airlie, on the 16th November 1645 to a father Andrew Strathon. : A baptism, a boy, '''William Stratowne''', was recorded at Dunbarney, in the south of the county, on the 15th April 1610 to a father Thomas Stratowne. Even this does not mean there were only three families in Perthshire at this time and is only a reflection on the accuracy of Parish records. The accuracy of Parish registers varied and there was little standardisation until after 1650. The Registers after 1670 start to present a more accurate picture of the growth and distribution. The Rental book of the County of Perth compares valuation rentals of the Parishes in 1835 against those of 1649. There is an entry, page 37, for 1835, suggesting the heirs to “George Stirton or Straitton” held some acres in the Parish of Coupar, on the northern county border with Angus, against which a valuation of 24 pounds, 13 shillings and fourpence was held. There was no corresponding entry in the element for Coupar for 1649 suggesting the family acquired the estate during the period. The Rental Roll for the Parish of Lethendy for 1649 carriesRental Roll for the County of Perth page 46 an entry for “James Strachan” for 120 pounds against the Kirkton of Lethendy. This had been sold prior to 1835 and was owned by Major James Gammel. The Rental Roll for the Parish of Cluny for 1649 carriesRental Roll for the County of Perth page 46 an entry for “Andrew Stirtone” for 40 pounds against his half of Wester Nether Fornocht (Forneath) which he shared with a Robert Bannerman. This had been sold prior to 1835 and was owned by the Very Reverend Principal Baird. These lands were in the region and may have been part of the Airlie lands held by the early Straton family. Certainly by 1835 the Clunie barony was recorded as being held to the Earl of Airlie. The Rental Roll for the Parish of Caputh for 1649 carriesRental Roll for the County of Perth page 46 a significant entry for “James Strachan”, possibly the same as above as they are neighbouring Parishes, for 2770 pounds against the Inchstruthill of which 333 pounds was for another property called Little Fardell. This valuation constitutes around one quarter of the valuation of the Caputh Parish. This James Strachan was one of the Strachan families of Kincardineshire and held the baronies of Fettercairn, Mondobo and Inchstruthill. He, a wealthy cattle baron, had acquired these lands from Lord Ogilvie of DeskfordMemorials of the Scottish families of Strachan and Wise; Rogers, page 56. in 1650 although was clearly in possession prior to 1649. Inchstruthill, now Inchtuthill, once an island on the Tay, is strategically located on the old Roman Road between Coupar Angus and Dunkeld and was the site of a Roman fort. The James Strachan of Fettercairn, Mondobo and Inchstruthill, died 6 Jan 1651 and the estate of Inchstruthill passed to his son James. The account of this family, Strachan’s of Thornton, is included in the source document Scottish Families of Strachan and Wise. James, 2nd of Inchstruthill, died 1686. His son had predeceased him leaving a son, James, that died in infancy, by which time the Thornton estates had passed to the Forbes family. It seems clear that a junior line had occupied Inchstruthill and, subsequently, their name changed to Straiton. The Farm Horse Tax Rolls of 1797/8 shows, for Inchstruthill, a family of Straiton, likely related to those mentioned prior.Farm Horse Tax 1797-1798, Volume 11, [http://www.scotlandsplaces.gov.uk/digital-volumes/historical-tax-rolls/farm-horse-tax-rolls-1797-1798/farm-horse-tax-1797-1798-volume-11/133#zoom=3&lat=634.82297&lon=1145.47503&layers=B page 143] The family members noted are a James, his son James and an Isaac with 16 horses. The Commissariat Record for Dunkeld also shows, on page 51, that another, a James, changed their name from Straiton, “Strachan, James, alias Straiton, in Wester Caputh, and sometime servant to Joseph Anderson, in Slogenhole 25 Apr. 1775”. These illustrate that the names were used interchangeably during the period immediately after the Jacobite Rebellion. In summary, the Parish registers record a significant number of entries for the name of Strachan and it's likely variants, for Perthshire in the period between 1600 and 1650 (over 350) that it seems unlikely that all these are variants of Straton. The same reference indicates that a John Straiton, tenant at Inchstuthill, in 1778 was probably a descendent of an Alexander Sturtone who died in 1688, illustrating another variation. He seems likely to have been related to the James Strachan mentioned above as holding Inchstruthill in 1649. Searches of Parish Records, available at Scotlands People, and, in part, at Family Search suggest that by 1700 there were two concentrations of Straitons in Perthshire: : In the '''north of the county''', near the border with Forfar, around Coupar and focused on the Parishes of Clunie, Dunkeld, Lethendy and Blairgowrie, with two Straton families, under a John Straton and a Patrik Straton. It is also possible that Stirton was a family nameThere is evidence of a change of name to Straton or Straiton after 1740 by Stirton's in the area. Stratons of Lauriston discusses this at page 112. and if so there are two Stirton families, under a James and a John and two more living close by at Lethendy and Kinloch, under an Andrew and a John as head. There is also a family of James Strathearn (Strachan) living at Caputh which may also be a derivation; and : In the '''south of the county''' focused on the Parishes of Scone, St. Martins, Moneydie, Redgordon and Luncarty seemingly with a family that had a John as the head and another, with Thomas as head, with another group near Crieff. It is interesting to note that the families in the north tended to use the name Straton, suggesting a stronger relationship with the Stratons of Lauriston, while those in the south tended to use Straiton, more in line with the use in Midlothian. As a further sign of this correlation the families in the south tended to use John, Thomas and William as the main names, while those in the north were more likely to use James, David, Andrew and Patrick. It seems probable that there was more than one migration of family members into Perthshire, indeed it even seems likely that it was a continuous move but there does seem to have been two distinct family migrations into Perthshire with: : One, the early one and possibly as early as the days of the Grey estates, around 1550, or even prior around 1390, when the Stratons owned part of Airlie. These names were corrupted into variants such as Stirtons, Strachan and Sturtone, with some evidence suggesting a return to the name of Straiton or Straitton. These are focused in the north with confusion arising from the name association with Strachan around the 2nd Jacobite Rebellion. : The second, a later migration, possibly as late as 1630/50, from Midlothian, holding the original name of Stratoun or its Midlothian variant, Straiton. By this stage in the family history the weight of the family, having sold most of the northern estates and many in the Army, had once again shifted to the Midlothian estates and I suspect the migration came from there. If you are investigating these lines in your research, there are a couple of feature that may interest you: : The Parish Records in the Shire, certainly prior to 1700 and possibly later depending on Parish, are not complete. Further, they, like others, were the responsibility of the Parish Clergy being maintained by them and never viewed by individuals who could not, in many cases, read or write anyway. Thus names were not always spelt the way we, who have now become very pedantic, would expect. Check variants. But name variants from the same apparent family at around the same time, if checked on Scotlands People, are not likely to occur as it is the same Parish Minister and he is likely to spell the name the same way from the same family. So if the same time but two different variants then it is actually likely to be two different families. : There was a great migration of the families from Perthshire after 1746, particularly the southern families. The majority of Perthshire did not support Prince Charles in the Rebellion of 1745 but there was a sizeable minority of Jacobites in the town and a rather larger proportion in the surrounding countryside, mainly in the north. There was no shortage of volunteers to help him when he was in the district in 1745. The Jacobites were, in the main, well behaved while there which was of significant contrast to Cumberland's forces when they arrived in Feb 1746. Then all "rebels" or often those simply informed on were rounded up and generally summarily executed or imprisoned. There were Straitons on both sides of this conflict. Pitlandy, a farm managed by a [[Straiton-35|John Straiton]], was part of the Balgowan Estates and the Lord, Thomas Graeme, played no part and was a staunch Government supporter. Across the road, quite literally, was Whitehill, a farm run by another [[Straiton-33|John Straiton]], and owned as part of the estates of the Duke of Atholl, William Murray. He was a staunch Jacobite and consequently tried for treason and died in the Tower of London. Any family, even suspected of being a supporter, had their house ransacked and effects robbed at best. Even the church suffered and it is noted, in the Parish records of the day, a change in the writing of the clerks and priests that maintained the record. While the landed nobility generally maintained their property, many of our families were not so fortunate. : The Rebellion was quickly followed by the Clearances and the Agricultural revolution. Nearly all of the “tenant” farmers lost their hereditary rights and were forced to farm lint, sons forced from the land, wives and daughters forced into the linen mills. This is why there are fewer than expected Straitons in Perthshire towards the end of the Century. Many fled to Fife and back to Edinburgh, some to Glasgow and beyond. ==Straitons in the North of Perthshire== For an initial read the Straitons from the north of Perthshire are, generally covered, in “Stratons of Lauriston” by Charles Straton, between pages 111 and 115. The relationships and interchangeability with variants, Strachan in particular, has not been fully investigated at this time. If there are any additions to this work please feel free to add them, with sources, or discuss. == Straitons of Auchtergaven == The Parish of Auchtergaven is located in the near centre of the shire was, in the late feudal period, disputed between the Bishop of Dunkeld and Sir James Crichton, of Strathford, During the Jacobite Rebellion of 1745 a considerable part of the Parish was held by Lord Nairne, who held part of Moneydie. These estates were forfeit to the Crown and after sold to the Duke of Atholl. There appears to be one family in Auchtergaven during the later 17th and early 18th Century of which we notice a number of children marrying. == Straitons of Moneydie == The Straitons of Perthsire in the south of the county are not, other than referred to in passing, mentioned in the work by Charles Straton and it is these family groups that I will investigate first. When, how and from whom they appeared is not yet known. It seems plausible that they were of a single source family that once held lands in the district but this is unknown. However before 1700 there appeared a number of distinct groups. There were family groups to the north of Perth with two farming families in the Parish of Moneydie and a group of families in the town of Perth and at Scone and there was a family group west of Perth in the Parishes of Crieff and Fowlis Wester. : Farm of Whitehill, Moneydie; held to [[Straiton-34|Thomas Straiton]]. : Farm of Pitlandy, Moneydie; held to [[Straiton-36|John Straiton]] and from which will come a [[Straiton-37|Samuel Straiton]], farmer in Boghall. : A lady, [[Straiton-39|Cristine Straiton]]; indicated to be from the Parish of Moneydie, who married as her second husband a John Greigor, from the Parish of Auchtergaven, in 1718. Also of interest to followers of the Straiton Clan is that there is a property, just south of Whitehill, named Lowstoun, which is not far removed from Lauristoun. A feature of the Lauriston Straitons was their want to name property after the main holding in Angus. ==Unclear== This space is where I put families where the lineage is not clear. There is a family of [[Straiton-43|David Straiton]] and Charlotte Proudfoot that is worth mentioning and where there is no clear, as yet, lineage. ==Source==
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Pete Rozelle was the commissioner of the NFL from January 1960 to November 1989, when he retired from office.Alvin Ray Rozelle was born March 1, 1926 in South Gate, Calif. The older of 2 boys, his father had run a grocery store, but it failed during the Depression and he worked the rest of his days for Alcoa. Nicknamed Pete by an uncle, Rozelle grew up in Lynwood, a suburb of Los Angeles, and played basketball and tennis at Compton High School. After graduating, Rozelle served in the Navy, including time on an auxiliary tanker in the Pacific, from 1944 to 1946. Rozelle is credited with making the NFL into one of the most successful sports leagues in the world. In one of his first moves he moved the league's offices from suburban Philadelphia to midtown New York that year and set to work on building a television package. Bell had gotten a national TV deal for the NFL's championship game, and Rozelle went a big step further. He helped to push a bill through Congress that legalized single-network contracts for pro sports leagues and negotiated a league-wide agreement that replaced the 12 teams' separate TV packages. In 1962, CBS paid $9.3 million for two years to televise NFL games, an agreement that spawned much larger contracts. Smaller markets rejoiced. "What Pete Rozelle did with television receipts," Packers coach Vince Lombardi said, "probably saved football in Green Bay." Pete Rozelle would retire in 1989 after nearly 30 years running the league. Four years after being inducted in the Hall of Fame he helped establish in 1963. Rozelle, who died in 1996 from a Brain Tumor, would leave beyond a grand legacy making him the Commissioner of all Commissioners "Moving the NFL from the back page to the front page," New York Giants owner Wellington Mara said. "From daytime to prime time." Following his death the Super Bowl MVP Trophy was renamed in his honor.
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[[Category:Ontario Project]][[Category: Peter Robinson Settlers]][[Category: Upper Canada, Immigrants]] This page is maintained by the [[Space:Ontario Team|Ontario Team]], part of the [[Project:Canada|Canada Project]]. Welcome to the Peter Robinson Settlers free-space page. [[Robinson-2608|Peter Robinson]] was asked by the British government to manage an emigration scheme that would settle impoverished Irish families in Upper Canada (now Ontario). The first group of emigrants, arriving in 1823, were located for the most part in the townships of Ramsay, Huntley, Pakenham and Goulbourn on the Ottawa River, near or adjacent to the Lanark and military settlements. A second, much larger, group of emigrants was brought over in 1825, locating in townships in the Peterborough area, most notably Douro, Otonabee, Asphodel, Smith, Emily, Ennismore, and Ops. From 1829-1833, Robinson's agents helped settle immigrants in townships in the Peterborough area, in Nottawasaga Bay, and in Adelaide and Warwick townships. The aim of this free-space page is to develop profiles for these families. {{Image|file=Robinson-2608.jpg |align=r |size=m |caption=Peter Robinson}} If you have ancestors who were Peter Robinson Settlers or have an interest in this early non-indigenous community, please join us in creating profiles and adding them to the [[:Category: Peter Robinson Settlers]] list. To add the category to your profile, place (double brackets) Category: Peter Robinson Settlers (double brackets) above the Biography heading on the profile. This automatically adds the name to our list. Please add any new resources you have found to the Resources list below. == Members == * [[Cruthers-29|Laurie Cruthers]] – I'm interested in connecting early families in Ontario. *[[Devlin-670|Rich Devlin]] - Irish in the Military *[[Mulligan-668|Morgan Mulligan]] - Proud Peter Robinson Settler Descendant. * Please add your name here. == Resources == *An excellent summary, written in 1858, of the challenges the Emigrants endured upon arrival to Canada, and the impressive growth of many small townships in and around Peterborough County. [http://www.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.8_00072_1/5?r=undefined&s=undefined Directory of the United Counties of Peterborough & Victoria, 1858] *[http://ao.minisisinc.com/scripts/mwimain.dll/144/ARCH_DESC_FACT/FACTSDESC/REFD+RG+1-163?SESSIONSEARCH Archives of Ontario, Records Relating to the Peter Robinson Settlers] * [https://trentvalleyarchives.com/genealogy/peter-robinson-ships-list/ The Ships List: Peter Robinson Settlers from Cork to Canada, 1823 and 1825] [http://theshipslist.com/ships/passengerlists/peterrobinsonindex.shtml Alternate Ships List] *[https://archive.org/details/localhistory_2eg/mode/2up List of Irish immigrants who came in the Peter Robinson immigration scheme of 1825 and were settled in the Peterborough district at that time, 1900] * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peter_Robinson_(Canadian_politician) Wikipedia] * [http://www.biographi.ca/en/bio/robinson_peter_7E.html Dictionary of Canadian Biography] * [http://www.bcgs.ca/?p=3419#.Wy0w9KlG000 British Columbia Genealogical Society’s List of Resources for Peter Robinson Settlers] * The Peterborough Examiner ran a series of articles on 'The Peter Robinson Settlers' in 2015: [http://www.thepeterboroughexaminer.com/2015/07/31/special-series-looks-back-at-the-peter-robinson-settlers Peterborough Examiner] * Geni Peter Robinson Irish Settlers in Canada Project (200 year anniversary celebration 2025) [https://www.geni.com/projects/Irish-Peter-Robinson-Settlers-Canada/2553 Geni.com Peter Robinson Settlers Project] * Peter Robinson's papers and correspondence [http://peannairi.com/peter-robinsons-papers-and-correspondence-1823-26/ Peter Robinson’s Papers and Correspondence]
Peter Shields of Ohio Civil War Records
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[[Shields-47|Peter Shields]] was born in Braxton County, Virginia on March 5, 1825. He was the son of [[Shields-26|John Shields]] and [[Donohue-4|Eda Donohue]]; and the grandson of [[Shields-21|Peter Shields]]. He married [[Roush-1|Margaret Roush]] on April 4, 1850 in Mason County, Virginia. He later removed to Meigs County, Ohio, where he died in Apple Grove on October 29, 1897.
Peters Name Study
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[[Category:Peters Name Study]] [[Category:One Name Studies]] [[Category:DNA Projects]] ==Peters Name Study== This page is a companion to the [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Category:Peters_Name_Study: Peters Category Page] This is a One Name Study to collect together in one place everything about one surname and the variants of that name. The hope is that other researchers like you will join our study to help make it a valuable reference point for people studying lines that cross or intersect. Please contact the project leader, add categories to your profiles, add your questions to the bulletin board, add details of your name research, etc. ==How to Join== To become a member of the Peters Name Study simply add your name and a description of what you are working on to the Members list. Or contact the one of the project managers [[Nelson-3486|Jamie Nelson]] or [[Sweetman-111|Barry Sweetman]] to be added. == Members == * [[Nelson-3486|Jamie]] - Peters from Mecklenburg, Germany. * [[Sweetman-111|Barry]] - Peters from England, New England, Michigan, and Canada * [[Peters-4956|Mary-Ellen]] Peters in Australia * [[Rapp-865|Lisa]] - Peters from Ohio and Virginia *[[MacKinnon-1348|Susan]] - Peters from Prince Edward Island and Nova Scotia *[[Zonnefeld-4|Adri]] - Researching Peters from Minnesota == Subprojects == * [[Space:Canada%2C_Peters_Name_Study|Peters in Canada]] * [[Space:England%2C_Peters_Name_Study|Peters in England]] * [[Space:Germany%2C_Peters_Name_Study|Peters in Germany]] * [[Space:United States%2C_Peters_Name_Study|Peters in the United States]] == Template == {{One Name Study|name=Peters|category=Peters_Name_Study}} Paste this above the biography for each Peters if they don't already belong to a project: {{One Name Study|name=Peters|category=Peters_Name_Study}} Or just include this category: [[Category: Peters_Name_Study]] == Helpful Wikitree Links == * [[:Category:Peters_Name_Study|Peters Name Study Category]] - Lists all people and pages related to the name study. * [http://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/Peters Peters surname list] - A list of all the Peters on Wikitree. * [http://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special%3AUnconnected&order=&viewAll=1&privacy=0&orphans=0&s=peters Unconnected Peters] - These Peters are not connected to the main tree. * [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Category:Unsourced_Profiles&from=Peters Unsourced Peters] - These Peters are in need of sources. * [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special:NetworkFeed&l=100&surname=PETERS&showall=1&hideown=1 Recent Activity] - Changes made to Peters profiles in the last week. == Other Links == * [http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=peters Information about the number of Peters in the United States] == Suggested Tasks == * Enter your Peters ancestors. * Upload photos of your Peters ancestors. * Connect all Peters to the main tree. * Find and enter notable Peters. * Make sure all Peters are sourced. * Choose a Peters already in the tree and enter all of their Peters descendants. * Add the template or category to people with the Peters surname. * Choose a location and enter all Peters that live there. * If you are a male Peters and have had your Y-DNA tested, enter your test information on Wikitree. * If you are descended from a Peters and have had your Autosomal DNA done, upload your data to [http://gedmatch.com Gedmatch] and enter your test information on Wikitree so we can confirm relationships with triangulation.
Petition of the Inhabitants of Washington District
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[[Category:Washington_District]] [[Category:Southwest Territory]] [[Category:Watauga Association]] [[Category:Province of North Carolina|Washington District]] [[Category:North Carolina History|Washington District]] [[Category:North Carolina|Washington District]] [[Category:Tennessee|Washington District]] [[Category:Tennessee History|Washington District]] [[Category:Tennessee]] [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Category:Tennessee Category:Tennessee] == Tennessee - Pre-Statehood == In 1772, the white settlements south of the Holston River, although acknowledged to be an unorganized part of North Carolina, were without any form of government. In 1772, they "exercised the divine right of governing themselves," forming a "written association and articles for the management of general affairs. Five Commissioners were appointed, by the decision of a majority of whom all matters in controversy were settled..." The Articles of the [[:Category:Watauga Association|Watauga Association]] are apparently not extant, but it is known that they "in convention assembled, elected as Commissioners, thirteen citizens. They were [[Carter-7661|John Carter]], [[Robertson-94|Charles Robertson]], James Robertson, Zach. Isbell, [[Sevier-7|John Sevier]], James Smith, [[Brown-20295|Jacob Brown]], [[Bean-1004|William Bean]], John Jones, George Russell, [[Womack-699|Jacob Womack]], [[Lucas-2145|Robert Lucas]] and William Tatham.[[#TNGenProject]], [[#Ramsey]], [[#Moore]] In 1775, the Wataugans secured their lands by purchasing it from the [[:Category:Cherokee|Cherokee Nation]], and by August 1776, had petitioned North Carolina for recognition of their government, now termed "Washington District." The following petition is undated, but is believed to have been signed in 1776. The original, located in the North Carolina State Archives at Raleigh, states "Received August 22, 1776." === The Petition === To the Hon. the Provincial Council of North-Carolina: The humble petition of the inhabitants of Washington District, including the River Wataugah, Nonachuckie, &c., in committee assembled, Humbly Sheweth, that about six years ago, Col. Donelson, (in behalf of the Colony of Virginia,) held a Treaty with the Cherokee Indians, in order to purchase the lands of the Western Frontiers; in consequence of which Treaty, many of your petitioners settled on the lands of the Wataugah, &c., expecting to be within the Virginia line, and consequently hold their lands by their improvements as first settlers; but to their great disappointment, when the line was run they were (contrary to their expectation) left out; finding themselves thus disappointed, and being to inconveniently situated to move back, and feeling an unwillingness to loose the labour bestowed on their plantations, they applied to the Cherokee Indians, and leased the land for a term of ten years, before the expiration of which term, it appeared that many persons of distinction were actually making purchases forever; thus yielding a precedent, (supposing many of them, who were gentlemen of the law, to be better judges of the constitution than we were,) and considering the bad consequences it must be attended with, should the reversion be purchased out of our hands, we next preceded to make a purchase of the lands, reserving those in our possession in sufficient tracts for our own uses, and resolving to dispose of the remainder for the good of th community. This purchase was made and the lands acknowledged to us and our heirs forever, in an open treaty, in Wataugah Old Fields; a deed being obtained from the Chiefs of the said Cherokee nation, for themselves and their whole nation, conveying a fee simple right to the said lands, to us and our heirs forever, which deed was for and in consideration of the sum of two thousand pounds sterling (paid to them in goods,) for which consideration they acknowledged themselves fully satisfied, contented and paid; and agreed for themselves and their whole nation, their heirs, &c., forever to resign, warrant and defend the said lands to us, and our heirs, &c., against themselves, their heirs, &c. The purchase was no sooner made, than we were alarmed by the reports of the present unhappy situation between Great Britain and America, on which report, (taking the new united colonies for our guide,) we proceeded to choose a committee, which was done unanimously by the consent of the people. This committee (willing to become a party in the present unhappy contest) resolved (which is now in our records) to adhere strictly to the rules and orders of the Continental Congress, and in open committee acknowledged themselves indebted to the united colonies their full portion of the Continental expense. Finding ourselves on the Frontiers, and being apprehensive that, for the want of a proper legislature, we might become shelter for such as endeavored to defraud their creditors; considering also the necessity of recording Deeds, Wills, and doing other public business, we, by consent of the people, formed a court for the purposes above mentioned, taking (by desire of our constituents) the Virginia laws for our guide, so near as the situation of affairs would admit; this was intended for ourselves, and was done by the consent of every individual, but wherever we had to deal with people out of our district, we have ruled them to bail, to abide by our determinations, (which was, in fact, leaving the matter of reference,) otherways we dismissed their suit, lest we should in any way intrude on the legislature of the colonies. In short, we have endeavored so strictly to do justice, that we have admitted common proof against ourselves, on accounts, &c., from the colonies, without pretending a right to require the Colony Seal. We therefore trust that we shall be considered as we deserve, and not, as we have (no doubt) been many times, represented, as a lawless mob. It is for this very reason we can assure you that we petition; we now again repeat it, that it is for want of proper authority to try and punish felons, we can only mention to you murderers, horse thieves and robbers and are sorry to say that some of them have escaped us for want of proper authority. We trust, however, that this will not long be the case; and we again and again repeat it, that it is for this reason we petition to this Honourable Assembly. Above we have given you an extract of our proceedings, since our settling on Wataugah, Nonachuckie, &c., in regard to our civil affairs. We have shown you the causes of our first settling and the disappointments we have met with, the reason of our lease and of our purchase, the manner in which we purchased, and how we hold of the Indians in fee simple; the causes of our forming a committee, and legality of its election; and same of our court and proceedings, and our reasons for petitioning in regard to our Legislature. We will now porceed to give you some account of our military establishments, which were chosen agreeable to the rules established by convention, and officers appointed by the committee. This being done we thought it proper to raise a company on the District service, as our proportion, to act in the common cause on the sea shore. A Company of fine riflemen were accordingly enlisted, and put under Captain James Robertson, and were actually embodied, when we received sundry letters and depositions, (copies of which we now enclose to you,) you will readily judge that there was occasion for them in another place, where we daily expected attack. We therefore thought proper to station them on our Frontiers, in defence of the common cause, at the expense and risque of our own private fortunes, till farther public orders, which we flatter ourselves will give no offence. We have enclosed you sundry proceedings at the station where our men now remain. We shall now submit the whole to your candid and impartial judgement. We pray your mature and deliberate consideration in our behalf, that you man annex us to your Province, (whether as County, district, or other division,) in such manner as may enable us to share in the glorious cause of Liberty; enforce our laws under authority, and in every respect become the best members of society; and for ourselves and constituents we hope, we may venture to assure you, that we shall adhere strictly to your determinations, and that nothing will be lacking or any thing neglected, that may add weight (in the civil or military establishments) to the glorious cause in which we are now struggling, or contribute to the welfare of our own or ages yet to come. That you may strictly examine every part of this our Petition, and delay no time in annexing us to your Province, in such a manner as your wisdom shall direct, is the hearty prayer of those who, for themselves and constituents, as in duty bound, shall ever pray. === Signers === This list represents the oldest list of people available today for those that were part of the Watauga Association and founded what we know as Tennessee. {| border="1" align="center" class="wikitable" style="font-style:; font-size:100%; border: 3px Solid Blue; text-align=center;" |- | * John Barley * [[Barton-751|Joshua Barten Sr]] * [[Bates-1603|William Bates]] * Henry Bates Jr * Henry Bates Sr * [[Bean-1004|William Bean Sr]] Committee Member * [[Blair-109|Hugh Blair]] * Joud. Bostin Sr * Lewis Bowyer, Committee Attorny * William Brokees * [[Brown-20295|Jacob Brown]] Committee Member * John Brown * [[Brown-20301|Joseph Brown Sr]] * [[Brown-20300|Joseph Brown Jr]] * Joseph Buller * Job Bumper * Joseph Calvit * [[Calvit-2|Frederick Calvit]] * [[Carter-7661|John Carter]], Committee Chairman * [[Carter-7662|Landon Carter]] * John Chukinbeard * [[Clark-330|William Clark]] * [[Cooper-5523|James Cooper]] * John I Cox Sr * Abraham Cox * [[Cox-4813|William Cox]] * [[Cox-3022|Edward Cox]] * John Cox Jr * William Crocket * [[Crockett-306|David Crocket]] * Christopher Cunningham Jr * [[Cunningham-2061|Christopher Cunningham Sr]] * [[Davis-16861|John Davis]] * Thomas Dedmon * William Dod * Joseph Dunham * John Dunham * Rice Durroon * James Easley Sr * James Easley Jr * [[Fletcher-2780|Richard Fletcher]] * Drury Goodan * Alexander Greer * [[Greer-795|Joseph Greer]] * Andrew Greer Jr * [[Greer-296|Andrew Greer Sr]] * Joseph Grimes * John Haile * George Hartt * Matthew Hawkins * David Hickey * [[Hider-16|Michael Hider]] * [[Hightower-162|Oldham Hightower]] * Abednago Hix * Ambrose Hodge * Edward Hopson | * Thomas Houghton * Joshua Houghton * [[Hughes-1270 | David Hughes]] * Thomas Hughes * George Hutson * Zach Isbell, Committee Member * John Jones, Committee Member * Lewis Jones * John King * [[Lucas-2145|Robert Lucas]], Committee Member * [[Lusk-237|Joseph Lusk]] * Charles McCartney * Joseph McCartney * John McCormick * Joab Mitchell * [[Mitchell-4059|Mark Mitchell]] * John Moore * Gideon Morris * Shadrach Morris * Groves Morris * Daniel Morris * Robert Mosely * [[Nave-60 |Teeter Nave]] * John Neave * William Newberry * Richard Norton * William Overall * Elias Pebeer * William Reeves * [[Robertson-94 | Charles Robertson]], Committee Member * William Roberson * James Robertson Committee Member * Mark Robertson * Elijah Robertson * Julius Robertson * John Robinson * Ossa Rose * George Russell, Committee Member * [[Sevier-7|John Sevier]] Committee Member * Valentine Sevier * Robert Sevier * [[Sherrill-61 | Adam Sherrell]] * [[Sherrill-52 | Samuel Sherrell Jr]] * [[Sherrill-75 | Samuel Sherrell Sr]] * Emanuel Shote * Henry Siler * Thomas Simpson * James Smith, Committee Member * William Tatham, Committee Secretary * [[Tipton-128 | Jonathan Tipton]] * Frederick Vaughn * John Waddell * Jarret Williams * [[Wilson-21403 | Isaac Wilson Sr]] * Isaac Wilson Jr: this is not the son of SR just a younger man b.1747 per DAR. * [[Womack-699|Jacob Womack, Sr]], Committee Member * Jacob Womack Jr |} == Sources == * [http://tngenweb.org/pre1796/17760822.html TNGenProject, East Tennessee, Pre-statehood] * [http://archive.org/stream/annalstennessee00ramsgoog#page/n158/mode/1up The Annals of Tennessee to the End of The Eighteenth Century], J.G.M. Ramsey, A.M., M.D., Lippincott, Grambo & Co., Philadelphia, 1853 * [https://archive.org/stream/tennesseevolunte01moor#page/71/mode/1up Tennessee the Volunteer State, 1769-1923] by John Trotwood Moore, editor and Austin P. Foster, Published 1923 by The S.J. Clarke Pub. Co. in Nashville,TN
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[[Category:England, Emigrants]] [[Category: Upper Canada, Immigrants]] [[Category:Petworth, Sussex]] This page is maintained by the [[Space:Ontario Team|Ontario Team]], part of the [[Project:Canada|Canada Project]]. You are welcome to add Petworth emigrants to the list below. {{Image|file=Wyndham-76-1.jpg |align=r |size=m |caption=Earl of Egremont }} The Petworth Emigration Scheme, sponsored by [[Wyndham-76|George Wyndham, the 3rd Earl of Egremont]], and promoted by Thomas Sockett, the Anglican Rector of Petworth[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:BookSources/978-1-904109-16-7 ISBN 978-1-904109-16-7] Sheila Haines and Leigh Lawson, Poor Cottages & Proud Palaces. The life and work of the Reverend Thomas Sockett of Petworth 1777-1859 The Hastings Press 2007., sent around 1800 working-class people from the south of England to southwestern Upper Canada (now Ontario) between 1832 and 1837.[http://www.collectionscanada.ca/immigrants/021017-2112-e.html Moving Here, Staying Here: The Canadian Immigrant Experience] at Library and Archives Canada - "Right of Passage: Debates". The scheme was part of a larger initiative in Britain during the 1830s, in which churches, charitable organizations and private individuals were active in promoting emigration as a solution to overcrowded urban slums, unemployment and rural poverty in Britain. '''The Voyage'''
The crossing by sailing ship took about seven weeks to Lower Canada (now Québec), with very cramped living conditions, a six-foot-square berth for three adults or six children. Cooking was done by the passengers using stoves on deck. Ships used included the ''England'', the ''Heber'', the ''British Tar'' and the ''Diana''. The voyage was longer but cheaper than going to the United States because the migrants were providing a return cargo for ships bringing timber to England. Wood-fired steam tugs would tow the ships up the St. Lawrence River to Montreal where the passengers had to transfer to barges known as Durham boats to ascend the St. Lawrence Rapids to Prescott before catching a steamer to Kingston and York (Toronto).Peter Jerrome, Petworth from 1660 to the present day. The Window Press 2006 p107. When the Rideau Canal was opened the rapids could be avoided by using the Ottawa River and the canal. '''The Emigrants'''
About 1800 people were sent to Canada by the scheme, mostly from 1832 to 1837, although 170 emigrated from 1838 to 1850 on ships of other agents. The emigrants consisted of unemployed single men and families dependent on a lone wage earner. Field workers were more heavily represented than those working with livestock. They were seasonally employed and the series of poor harvests that culminated in the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swing_Riots Swing Riots] suggested poor employment prospects would continue. Skilled rural artisans and trades people were also represented in the Petworth emigrants. Although they possessed enough standing to be distinguished from agricultural labourers in status and wage, the seasonal nature of their work resulted in similar instability. As they made a good wage during the summer months, they were expected to make ends meet year round and were overlooked by the vestry when it came to off-season assistanceCameron, Wendy; Maude, Mary McDougall (2000). ""Pauperism [is] almost universal": Who Were the Petworth Emigrants?". [http://books2.scholarsportal.info/viewdoc.html?id=/ebooks/ebooks0/gibson_crkn/2009-12-01/1/400494&page=94 Assisting emigration to Upper Canada : the Petworth Project, 1832-1837]. Montreal: McGill-Queen's University Press. ISBN 0773520341. Retrieved 27 June 2016.. Former soldiers often did not settle easily into life back home and had the incentive of being entitled to claim 100 acres (40 hectares) of uncleared land, while other migrants were given five acres (2 hectares)[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:BookSources/978-1-904109-16-7 ISBN 978-1-904109-16-7] Sheila Haines and Leigh Lawson, Poor Cottages & Proud Palaces. The life and work of the Reverend Thomas Sockett of Petworth 1777-1859 The Hastings Press 2007 p158. In 1839 a group of emigrants from Colonel George Wyndham's Irish estates were sent to Upper Canada on the ''Waterloo''. They were superintended by a half-pay naval officer [[Rubidge-45|Charles Rubidge]], who had settled in Upper Canada. Wyndham eventually sponsored nearly as many emigrants from Ireland as his father had from England. '''External Links''' * [http://www.petworthemigrations.com/index.html Petworth Emigration Project]. Retrieved 27 June 2016. * [http://www.theshipslist.com/ships/passengerlists/petworth.shtml Petworth Project: Reconstructed Ships' Lists]. TheShipsList. Retrieved 27 June 2016. * [https://ir.lib.uwo.ca/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1002&context=historybooks How Middlesex County was Settled with Farmers,Artisans, and Capitalists: An Account of theCanada Land Company in Promoting Emigrationfrom the British Isles in the 1830s through the1850s by Marvin Simner, 2010] '''WikiTree Profiles of Petworth Emigrants''' * [[Adsett-77|Thomas Adsett]] * [[Anscombe-67|Benjamin Anscombe]] * [[Bristow-1896|John Bristow]] * [[Boniface-432|Hannah Boniface Bristow]] * [[Bristow-394|Edward Bristow]] * [[Streeter-410|Hannah Streeter Bristow]] * [[Capling-35|Caroline Capling]] * [[Booker-1128|Jane Booker Capling]] * [[Caplin-57|John Capling (Caplin)]] * [[Capling-26|John Capling Jr.]] * [[Capling-18|Stephen Capling]] * [[Capling-4|Thomas Capling]] * [[Golds-4|Mary Golds Carey]] * [[Carey-927|Philip Carey]] * [[Chantler-71|Moses Chantler]] * [[Hoad-236|Sarah Hoad Chantler]] * [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Chantler-57&action=edit Nathaniel Chantler] * [[Rowe-5952|Sophia Rowe Chantler]] * [[Chase-5345|Fanny Chase]] * [[Chase-5344|Frank Chase]] * [[Gregory-5804|Lucy Gregory Chase]] * [[Chase-3153|William Chase]] * [[Miller-33888|Ann Miller Cosens]] * [[Cosens-49|Charles Wesley Cosens, Jr.]] * [[Cosens-47|Charles Wesley Cosens, Sr.]] * [[Cosens-39|Cornelius Cosens]] * [[Daniels-3871|Ann Daniels]] * [[Horton-4861|Elizabeth Horton Daniels]] * [[Daniels-3837|William Daniels]] * [[Olliver-136|Clara Olliver Ford]] * [[Goldring-199|James Goldring, Sr.]] * [[Goldring-258|James Goldring]] * [[Hobden-160|Elizabeth Hobden Golds]] * [[Golds-41|George Golds]] * [[Holmwood-25|John Stephens Holmwood]] * [[Hopkins-5655|Leah Hopkins Holmwood]] * [[Howick-34|William Howick]] * [[Jackman-1089|Francis Jackman]] * [[Jackman-199|Henry Jackman]] * [[Lillywhite-3|Sarah Lillywhite Jackman]] * [[Jackman-200|William Jackman]] * [[Joyes-42|Luke Joyes]] * [[Lillywhite-71|George Lillywhite]] * [[Floate-8|Sophia Floate Lillywhite]] * [[Sherwin-242|Elizabeth Sherwin Mann]] * [[Mann-4080|Noah Mann]] * [[Mann-9726|Samuel Mann, Sr.]] * [[Mann-9727|Thomas Mann]] * [[Mates-19|Louisa Mates Mitchell]] * [[Mates-20|Mary Ann Mates Mitchell]] * [[Holden-3995|Frances Holden Pullen (Pulling)]] * [[Pulling-73|Richard Pullen (Pulling)]] * [[Titmous-1|Edith Titmous Racher]] * [[Racher-132|John Racher]] * [[Rapson-96|James Rapson]] * [[Rapson-182|Rhoda Rapson]] * [[Tribe-84|Sarah Tribe Rapson]] * [[Cosens-84|Caroline Cosens Tilt]] * [[Cosens-85|Jane Cosens Tilt]] * [[Tilt-57|William Tilt]] * [[Trusler-662|Harriet Trusler]] * [[Childs-1471|Jane Childs Trusler]] * [[Trusler-685|John Trusler]] * [[Trusler-977|Reuben Trusler]] * [[Voice-29|Cornelius Voice]] * [[Wakeford-155|James Wakeford]] * [[Willard-3308|William Willard]] * [[Wilson-28818|Obediah Wilson]] '''WikiTree Profiles of Colonel Wyndham’s 1839 Irish Emigrants''' ==Sources==
The crossing by sailing ship took about seven weeks to Lower Canada (now Québec), with very cramped living conditions, a six-foot-square berth for three adults or six children. Cooking was done by the passengers using stoves on deck. Ships used included the ''England'', the ''Heber'', the ''British Tar'' and the ''Diana''. The voyage was longer but cheaper than going to the United States because the migrants were providing a return cargo for ships bringing timber to England. Wood-fired steam tugs would tow the ships up the St. Lawrence River to Montreal where the passengers had to transfer to barges known as Durham boats to ascend the St. Lawrence Rapids to Prescott before catching a steamer to Kingston and York (Toronto).Peter Jerrome, Petworth from 1660 to the present day. The Window Press 2006 p107. When the Rideau Canal was opened the rapids could be avoided by using the Ottawa River and the canal. '''The Emigrants'''
About 1800 people were sent to Canada by the scheme, mostly from 1832 to 1837, although 170 emigrated from 1838 to 1850 on ships of other agents. The emigrants consisted of unemployed single men and families dependent on a lone wage earner. Field workers were more heavily represented than those working with livestock. They were seasonally employed and the series of poor harvests that culminated in the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swing_Riots Swing Riots] suggested poor employment prospects would continue. Skilled rural artisans and trades people were also represented in the Petworth emigrants. Although they possessed enough standing to be distinguished from agricultural labourers in status and wage, the seasonal nature of their work resulted in similar instability. As they made a good wage during the summer months, they were expected to make ends meet year round and were overlooked by the vestry when it came to off-season assistanceCameron, Wendy; Maude, Mary McDougall (2000). ""Pauperism [is] almost universal": Who Were the Petworth Emigrants?". [http://books2.scholarsportal.info/viewdoc.html?id=/ebooks/ebooks0/gibson_crkn/2009-12-01/1/400494&page=94 Assisting emigration to Upper Canada : the Petworth Project, 1832-1837]. Montreal: McGill-Queen's University Press. ISBN 0773520341. Retrieved 27 June 2016.. Former soldiers often did not settle easily into life back home and had the incentive of being entitled to claim 100 acres (40 hectares) of uncleared land, while other migrants were given five acres (2 hectares)[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:BookSources/978-1-904109-16-7 ISBN 978-1-904109-16-7] Sheila Haines and Leigh Lawson, Poor Cottages & Proud Palaces. The life and work of the Reverend Thomas Sockett of Petworth 1777-1859 The Hastings Press 2007 p158. In 1839 a group of emigrants from Colonel George Wyndham's Irish estates were sent to Upper Canada on the ''Waterloo''. They were superintended by a half-pay naval officer [[Rubidge-45|Charles Rubidge]], who had settled in Upper Canada. Wyndham eventually sponsored nearly as many emigrants from Ireland as his father had from England. '''External Links''' * [http://www.petworthemigrations.com/index.html Petworth Emigration Project]. Retrieved 27 June 2016. * [http://www.theshipslist.com/ships/passengerlists/petworth.shtml Petworth Project: Reconstructed Ships' Lists]. TheShipsList. Retrieved 27 June 2016. * [https://ir.lib.uwo.ca/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1002&context=historybooks How Middlesex County was Settled with Farmers,Artisans, and Capitalists: An Account of theCanada Land Company in Promoting Emigrationfrom the British Isles in the 1830s through the1850s by Marvin Simner, 2010] '''WikiTree Profiles of Petworth Emigrants''' * [[Adsett-77|Thomas Adsett]] * [[Anscombe-67|Benjamin Anscombe]] * [[Bristow-1896|John Bristow]] * [[Boniface-432|Hannah Boniface Bristow]] * [[Bristow-394|Edward Bristow]] * [[Streeter-410|Hannah Streeter Bristow]] * [[Capling-35|Caroline Capling]] * [[Booker-1128|Jane Booker Capling]] * [[Caplin-57|John Capling (Caplin)]] * [[Capling-26|John Capling Jr.]] * [[Capling-18|Stephen Capling]] * [[Capling-4|Thomas Capling]] * [[Golds-4|Mary Golds Carey]] * [[Carey-927|Philip Carey]] * [[Chantler-71|Moses Chantler]] * [[Hoad-236|Sarah Hoad Chantler]] * [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Chantler-57&action=edit Nathaniel Chantler] * [[Rowe-5952|Sophia Rowe Chantler]] * [[Chase-5345|Fanny Chase]] * [[Chase-5344|Frank Chase]] * [[Gregory-5804|Lucy Gregory Chase]] * [[Chase-3153|William Chase]] * [[Miller-33888|Ann Miller Cosens]] * [[Cosens-49|Charles Wesley Cosens, Jr.]] * [[Cosens-47|Charles Wesley Cosens, Sr.]] * [[Cosens-39|Cornelius Cosens]] * [[Daniels-3871|Ann Daniels]] * [[Horton-4861|Elizabeth Horton Daniels]] * [[Daniels-3837|William Daniels]] * [[Olliver-136|Clara Olliver Ford]] * [[Goldring-199|James Goldring, Sr.]] * [[Goldring-258|James Goldring]] * [[Hobden-160|Elizabeth Hobden Golds]] * [[Golds-41|George Golds]] * [[Holmwood-25|John Stephens Holmwood]] * [[Hopkins-5655|Leah Hopkins Holmwood]] * [[Howick-34|William Howick]] * [[Jackman-1089|Francis Jackman]] * [[Jackman-199|Henry Jackman]] * [[Lillywhite-3|Sarah Lillywhite Jackman]] * [[Jackman-200|William Jackman]] * [[Joyes-42|Luke Joyes]] * [[Lillywhite-71|George Lillywhite]] * [[Floate-8|Sophia Floate Lillywhite]] * [[Sherwin-242|Elizabeth Sherwin Mann]] * [[Mann-4080|Noah Mann]] * [[Mann-9726|Samuel Mann, Sr.]] * [[Mann-9727|Thomas Mann]] * [[Mates-19|Louisa Mates Mitchell]] * [[Mates-20|Mary Ann Mates Mitchell]] * [[Holden-3995|Frances Holden Pullen (Pulling)]] * [[Pulling-73|Richard Pullen (Pulling)]] * [[Titmous-1|Edith Titmous Racher]] * [[Racher-132|John Racher]] * [[Rapson-96|James Rapson]] * [[Rapson-182|Rhoda Rapson]] * [[Tribe-84|Sarah Tribe Rapson]] * [[Cosens-84|Caroline Cosens Tilt]] * [[Cosens-85|Jane Cosens Tilt]] * [[Tilt-57|William Tilt]] * [[Trusler-662|Harriet Trusler]] * [[Childs-1471|Jane Childs Trusler]] * [[Trusler-685|John Trusler]] * [[Trusler-977|Reuben Trusler]] * [[Voice-29|Cornelius Voice]] * [[Wakeford-155|James Wakeford]] * [[Willard-3308|William Willard]] * [[Wilson-28818|Obediah Wilson]] '''WikiTree Profiles of Colonel Wyndham’s 1839 Irish Emigrants''' ==Sources==
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[[Category: Peyton Project]] [[Category: US Southern Colonies Family Studies]] == Peytons of Virginia == :This page is designed as a reference page for the Peytons of Virginia and to facilitate collaboration on profiles of Peytons (and Paytons) in America. See [[Space:Of_Peytons_&_Paytons|Of Peytons & Paytons]] for Peytons/Paytons in England. == Reference Section == :While I was trying to figure out who’s who, I was struck by the solid information provided in bits and pieces across the various lines and duplicates. For example, WikiTree is fortunate in that [[Davey-79|Harold Davey]] of the Peyton Society of Virginia is a member and has posted notes on several Peyton profiles: :* [[Peyton-15|Valentine Peyton]] :* [[Peyton-74|Valentine Peyton]] :* [[Peyton-280|Robert Peyton]] :Additionally, I found transcripts of wills on a couple of profiles: :* [[Peyton-13|Valentine Peyton]] will, signed December 1785, mentioning wife Sally; children Craven, Prudence, John, and Robert; brother Burr Peyton :* [[Peyton-17|Henry Peyton]] will, signed May 1658, mentioning wife Ellen; brother Col. Valentine Peyton; sons Henry and Valentine (underage at time will was written); Uncle Thomas Partington of London :* ''find a profile with a will transcript? add it here!'' === Sources === *[http://www.peytonsocietyva.org/ The Peyton Society of Virginia] :*''The Peytons of Virginia II'' (2004), suggested by [[Davey-79|Harold Davey]] *[http://www.vahistorical.org/arvfind/peytonsoc.htm Peyton Society of Virginia Records] (restricted) * ''your favorite?'' === Lookup Offers === == Collaboration Section == === Lowest Peyton Profiles === :Before any merging, we need to reach consensus on the version of the name to be used (for example, Payton or Peyton) and find the profile with the lowest numbered WikiTree ID. Then all of the duplicates can be [[Matching_and_Merging_FAQ|merged]] into that profile. (See [[Merging_multiple_profiles|merging multiple profiles]] for additional information.) :As we determine the “final” profile for each Peyton, we can list him/her here, which will facilitate future merges. I’ve started a couple of lists for us to work with to do this. Please feel free to edit.I’ve made the privacy level of this page such that you need to be on the trusted list to edit it. My intent is that active Peyton profile managers would also be Profile Managers for this page, which would allow communication to all through a bulletin board post (those are sent to all managers for a profile). === Valentine Peytons === ==== Locations ==== : Westmoreland County (Nomini); Stafford County (Overwharton Parish); Prince William County (Hamilton, Dettington Parish) : The following location information is from Benjamin Rush's profile (he was made guardian of Robert, orphan of Valentine Peyton, in 1762 - Prince William County Court records - and his daughter Ann Rush married Robert Peyton - bible record of grandson Hiram Peyton Cochran, details relayed in [http://genforum.genealogy.com/peyton/messages/352.html this post]). * 1715 birth in Westmoreland County, Virginia ** Prince William County (sometimes given as birth location), was not formed until 1730/31 (from King George and Stafford counties); Westmoreland County was formed from Northumberland County in 1653 and Stafford County was formed from Westmoreland County in 1664[http://homepages.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~george/countyformations/virginiaformationmaps.html History of County Formations in Virginia 1617-1995]) * 1744 marriage to Alice Grigsby in Overwharton Parish, Stafford County, Virginia ** Overwharton Parish, formed about 1702, served Stafford County from 1702 to after 1785. In 1776, the boundary between King George and Stafford Counties was altered, Overwharton began serving both counties.[http://vagenweb.org/parishes.htm Parishes of Virginia] ** Overwharton Parish and Prince William County: When Prince William County was formed from Stafford County in 1731, all of Hamilton Parish went to Prince William County. Hamilton Parish was formed in 1730 and served Stafford County from 1730 until the formation of Prince William County, which it served until 1769. When Fauquier County was formed from Prince William County in 1759, Hamilton Parish served both counties. In 1769, Hamilton Parish was divided and all of the parish in Prince William County and part of the parish in Fauquier County was used to form Leeds Parish.[http://vagenweb.org/parishes.htm Parishes of Virginia] ** Stafford County was formed from Westmoreland County in 1664.[http://homepages.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~george/countyformations/virginiaformationmaps.html History of County Formations in Virginia 1617-1995]) * 1801 death in Chatham County, North Carolina ** Chatham County was formed from Orange County in 1771[http://www.usgwarchives.net/nc/counties.html North Carolina County Development] Dettinger Parish & Overwharton Parish are close, but I think there is a bit more "crossover" than should be. For example, [http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=mwballard&id=I35055&op=GET this Rootsweb page] for Valentine (16 ) includes the following: * Birth: Abt 1687 in Westmoreland Co., Virginia * Death: Bef 1 Oct 1751 * Event: lived in 25 Jun 1739 Hamilton Parish, Prince William Co., Virginia * Event: Burgess 1736 Prince William Co., Virginia * Event: Justice Office 22 Feb 1743 * Event: Sheriff Office 25 Sep 1749 * Event: Vestryman 22 May 1749 "Overwharton Parish", Stafford Co., Virginia ** ''from Hayden (who is said to have merged two Valentines),see [http://www.genealogy.com/forum/surnames/topics/payton/741/ this post] noting that the Overwharton Parish may be a different Valentine Peyton * Event: Vestryman 26 Jun 1749 "Dettingen Parish", Virginia It may be more than two Valentines are chronicled. From a comment on [[Peyton-15]]'s profile: : Westmoreland County, from which Stafford County was formed, was served by Nomini Parish from the time Westmoreland county was formed from Northumberland county in 1653. : Conclusion - Westmoreland/Nomini/Stafford County (Overwharton Parish) Peytons are Henry->Henry->Valentine (gent./clerk of Stafford Co. died after 1752). : vagenweb.org/stafford/groupsheets/HenryPeyton16563GenNarrDesc.RTF - descendants of Henry b Westmoreland County, shows information for both the Stafford County and Prince William County Valentine Peytons all under Captain Valentine Peyton of Prince William County. ==== WikiTree's Valentines ==== See also [[Space:Peytons in the American Revolution#Valentine Peytons]]. :The following list of WikiTree profiles (probably changed since initially posted), offers some information, some of it sourced, but there appears to me that more than Hayden's two Valentines may have been merged - with so many prominent Valentine Peytons living so close together at the same time, it's hard to tell what fact should go with which other fact(s) and for which Valentine. * [[Peyton-1|Valentine Peyton]] (Dr), 1756-1802 * [[Peyton-221|Valentine Peyton]] (?1700-1761?), Stafford County, father of [[Peyton-432]] (Robert m Rush) * [[Peyton-67|Valentine Peyton]], July 31, 1627 London, London, England - 1665 * [[Peyton-91|Valentine Peyton]], 1657 Nominy, Westmoreland, Virginia, United States - 1705 :''- are the following two profiles a match? -'' [whether or not, they were merged] :Note: [[Peyton-92|Valentine Peyton]] appears to have too many children, based on a note from PSV on [[Peyton-15|Valentine Peyton]] that Valentine and Ann (unknown) had seven children. Additional sources? (Another note: PSV's ''Peytons of Virginia II'' could also have facts assigned incorrectly & review of sources cited in the books should be re-examined.) :* [[Peyton-15|Valentine Peyton-15]], 1687 Ocquia Parish, Westmoreland Co., VA - October 1, 1751 :* [[Peyton-92|Valentine Peyton-92]], October 1686 - October 1, 1751 * [[Peyton-75|Valentine Peyton-75]], 1730 - November 28, 1754 * [[Peyton-13|Valentine Peyton-13]], 1754 Prince William County, VA - February 6, 1786 * [[Peyton-74|Valentine Peyton-74]], October 20, 1756 Overwharton Parish, Stafford Co., Va. - 1802 * [[Peyton-171|Valentine Peyton-171]], 1801 Virginia - 1840 ==== Known Facts - "FE" Line ==== : The ''Peytons of Virginia II'' (POVII) identifies Valentine Peyton, father of Robert (b 1 September 1745), as "FE" line. This section is to collect facts associated with the Valentine Peytons of an age to be father of Robert (b 1745), son Robert, and those associated with him - focusing on their locations. POVII says that Valentine (FE Line) is "of Prince William Co., Va." based, apparently, on the following source citations for son Robert: * "Prince William Co. VA, Orders, 1762-1763, Bk A, p. 590, Sept. 10,1761. Robert Peyton, an infant was represented by John Peyton, his guardian. Prince William Co. VA, Orders, 1762-1763, Bk OB, p. 385, Nov. 2, 1762, Robert Peyton, Orphan of Valentine Peyton, Gent. deceased, came into court and made choice of Benjamin Rush for his Guardian, etc." : However, another source cites the same dates, but director sources: * "September 10, 1761: Loudoun Co., Va., Order Bk A:509 sent by Pat Duncan to Mary Gregg. November 2, 1762, Prince William Co., Va., OB 1761-1763:385 from Ruth and Sam Sparacio (see Mary Gregg's [http://genforum.genealogy.com/peyton/messages/352.html Genforum post #352], in which she provides a summary of information that she and her co-researcher Carlene St. John had found.) From Benjamin's profile ([[Rush-505]]) is the statement: "'Benjamin Rush of Parish of Dettingen in the County of Prince William Planter & Alice his Wife' (Deed Abstract, December 1762)." So to start: Valentine (b c 1700) of... Prince William County? - [[Peyton-221]] (currently attached as father of Robert b 1745, [[Peyton-432]]) : John (guardian of Valentine's son Robert in 1761), of... Loudoun County? Robert's father-in-law ([[Rush-505|Benjamin Rush]]) of Dettingen Parish, Prince William County Valentine, clerk of the court, Stafford County, was living in November 1752.see his profile, [[Peyton-221]], specifically, [[Peyton-221#_note-3|this footnote]] (as of Aug. 4, 2017) Valentine of Prince William County was dec'd by 25 Aug 1752 (from [http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=mwballard&id=I35055&op=GET#s4 this Rootsweb page], "the Pr. William Co. Court held a hearing in the case of Mark Brown and Elizabeth his wife against Henry Peyton, Gent. and John Peyton, executors of Valentine Peyton Gent. dec'd. [typos corrected]" An aside on who Robert's mother might be, the following are two comments from [[Peyton-432]]: : update: beliefs change. At this point there I think that Frances Harrison married a different Valentine Peyton. The Stafford County Order Book returned to Virginia a few years ago shows a Valentine Peyton, Clerk, past the time that Captain Valentine Peyton died. : I think that strong evidence is mounting that Robert (b 1745, married Ann Rush) is the son of Valentine (d 1751) but not of Frances Linton. I believe that Frances Linton married Valentine c1716/1719 and was mother of some of the 7 children the Peyton Society of Virginia attributes to her, but not Robert (and I don't think Craven either). Frances Harrison is said to have married Valentine (d 1751), but also is said to have been born c1711, so she couldn't have married him in 1719. But she could have married him after Frances Linton died & been the mother of Craven (b c1730) and Robert (b 1745). Although it's not impossible that a 47-year-old woman in 1745 to have born a child (Frances Linton was b c1698), it's more likely a woman born c1710 did. : -- :This Robert Peyton is from Prince William and Loudoun counties, Virginia according to deeds. His will was recorded in Franklin County, NC in 1785. :According to the Peyton Society of Virginia, the Robert Peyton who married Ann Guffey (born Rockbridge, VA) died in Tennessee in 1795 (born 1725). :The book ''Davis Stockton of Virginia,'' by Leona Irene Smith Johnson and Winfred Broadus Smith, has Robert Peyton m Ann Guffey living on Pissey Creek, Amherst County, 10 miles from Yelverton Peyton m Ann Guffey, living on Buffalo Creek, Rockbridge County. Amherst/Rockbridge are adjacent. PWC/Loudoun county are quite a distance away (see [http://homepages.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~george/countyformations/virginiaformationmaps.html this map], select 1778). :: Earlier, I concluded that Westmoreland/Nomini/Stafford County (Overwharton Parish) Peytons are Henry->Henry->Valentine (gent./clerk of Stafford Co. died after 1752). I'm leaning toward Robert (b 1745), son of Valentine (d 1751) are Hamilton Parish/Dettington Parish, Prince William County/Loudoun County. Robert's father (b c1700) would have been born before Hamilton Parish & Prince William County were formed in 1730/1731: From Freddie Spradlin's [http://vagenweb.org/parishes.htm Parishes of Virginia]: "Hamilton Parish... was formed by dividing Overwharton Parish, Stafford Co. When Prince William Co was formed from Stafford Co in 1731, all of Hamilton Parish went...." :: Dettington Parish was formed from Hamilton Parish in 1744 and served Prince William County to after 1785.Freddie Spradlin's [http://vagenweb.org/parishes.htm Parishes of Virginia] === Robert Peytons === :following are by profile number (see also [[Space:Of%20Peytons%20&%20Paytons|Of Peytons & Paytons]]) * [[Peyton-55|Robert Capt Peyton]], 1689 Westmoreland now, Stafford, Virginia, USA (1689 - April 6, 1740) * [[Peyton-58|Sir Robert Peyton]], 1633 London, London, England (1633 - 1682) * [[Peyton-206|Robert Peyton]], 1730 Prince William,Virginia * [[Peyton-224|Robert Holmes Peyton]], May 10, 1792 Sumner,Tennessee * [[Peyton-254|Robert A Peyton]], 1853 Missouri * [[Peyton-261|Robert (Peyton) de Ufford]], 1234 Peyton Hall, Ramshold, Suffolk * [[Peyton-285|Robert Holmes Peyton]], May 10, 1792 Tennessee * [[Peyton-296|Robert Hewitt Peyton]], March 31, 1882 Tennessee - June 27, 1902 * [[Peyton-335|Robert F Peyton]], 1849 Mississippi * [[Peyton-339|Robert Peyton]], 1878 Mississippi * [[Peyton-362|Robert A Peyton]], 1853 Missouri * [[Peyton-432|Robert Peyton]], September 1, 1745 * [[Peyton-434|Major Robert Peyton]] * [[Peyton-506|Robert Peyton]], 1573 * [[Peyton-507|Sir Robert Peyton]], 1464 Suffolk * [[Peyton-508|Sir Robert Peyton]], 1498-1550 * [[Peyton-509|Sir Robert Peyton]], 1523 Isleham * [[Peyton-510|Robert Peyton]], 1550 * [[Peyton-517|Robert Peyton]], 1450 === Yelverton Peytons === :Yelverton, it appears, is a family name from the wife of [[Peyton-115|Thomas Peyton]] - [[Yelverton-70|Elizabeth Yelverton]], born about 1615. Elizabeth was the daughter of Bridget (Drury) Yelverton ([[Drury-116]]). See the pdf for the Drury tree, p 429 from ''The history and antiquities of Suffolk. Thingoe hundred,'' by John Gage (available [http://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/000194373 online] courtesy of the Hathi Trust). :* [[Peyton-83|Yelverton Peyton]], 1734 Stoney Hill, Stafford, Virginia, USA - 1783 :* [[Peyton-263|Yelverton Peyton]], September 1, 1755 Virginia - January 23, 1849 (Patriot - DAR Ancestor #[http://services.dar.org/public/dar_research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A090000 A090000]) :* [[Peyton-267|Yelverton Peyton]], 1793 - 1858 :* [[Peyton-318|Yelverton Peyton]], 1857 Louisiana :* [[Peyton-322|Yelverton Peyton]], 1780 :* [[Peyton-237|Egelverton Peyton]] (no dates/places) :* Sir Yelverton Peyton, Capt. R.N. (died Oct. 10, 1748); nephew of Robert Peyton who settled in Gloucester county, Virginia (maybe his uncle is Robert, son of [[Peyton-434|Robert Peyton]] who died 1686 & who settled in Gloucester co. [[Peyton-434]] seems a generation off to be his uncle). Source for Sir Yelverton: "Journals of the Council of Virginia in Executive Sessions, 1737-1763 (Continued)," ''The Virginia Magazine of History and Biography,'' Vol. 15, No. 2 (Oct., 1907), pp. 113-130 (specifically, page 117). Published by: Virginia Historical Society; Article Stable URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable/4242865 === Peytons with Craven in Name === :* [[Peyton-12|Craven Peyton]], February 17, 1772 Shelbourne Parish, Prince William, VA :* [[Peyton-275|Craven Peyton]], 1798 Kentucky === Peytons with Rowzee in Name === :* [[Peyton-65|Col. Rowzee Peyton]], August 29, 1789 Stoney Hill, Stafford, Virginia, USA :* [[Peyton-78|John Rowzee Peyton]], October 19, 1754 Overwharton Parish, Stafford Co., Va. === Unknown Peytons (for reference/possible identification) === :* [[Peyton-7|Unknown Peyton]] (Private profile) :* [[Peyton-79|Unknown Peyton]], 1514 :* [[Peyton-234|Unknown Peyton]], March 7, 1780 :* [[Peyton-244|Unknown Peyton]], 1758 :* [[Peyton-245|Unknown Peyton]], 1760 === Pending Peyton Merges === :[https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special%3ABrowseMatches&order=datedn&type=pending&u=&s=peyton PendingMerges] – please check that merge is into lowest numbered profile. ----
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[[Category:Peyton Name Study]] [[Category:DNA Projects]][[Category:Peyton DNA Project]] [[Category: Peyton Project]] [[Category: US Southern Colonies Family Studies]] == Peyton Project == '''Peyton Name Study''' - Project Coordinator [[Noland-165|Liz Shifflett]]
'''[[Space:Peyton DNA|Peyton DNA]]''' - Project Coordinator [[Peyton-1030|Tanya (Peyton) Jacobberger]] '''Goal''': Aid Peyton/Payton researchers by providing a focal point. WikiTree's Peyton Name Study aims to integrate traditional genealogy (profiles categorized by location under Peyton Name Study categories) and genetic genealogy (profiles categorized by genetics under the Peyton DNA Project categories) in order to bring the two into agreement, backed by solid sources and science. : Purpose of One Name Studies: to collect together in one place everything about one surname and the variants of that name. The hope is that other researchers like you will join our study to help make it a valuable reference point for people studying lines that cross or intersect. Please contact the project leader, add categories to your profiles, add your questions to the bulletin board, add details of your name research, etc. '''Add a profile to the study''': Profiles for males named Peyton or Payton who have the DNA badge should be included in the parent category for both the Peyton Name Study ([[:Category:Peyton Name Study]]) and the Peyton DNA Project ([[:Category:Peyton DNA Project]]). The Peyton Name Study is currently focusing on Peytons/Paytons born before 1750 and their families, with emphasis on those who were in Virginia before 1800. The following categorization structure will develop and expand as the study does. '''Categorization structure''': : By '''time period''': [[:Category:Pre-1500, Peyton Name Study]], [[:Category:16th Century, Peyton Name Study]], [[:Category:17th Century, Peyton Name Study]], [[:Category:18th Century, Peyton Name Study]]. These categories include all Peytons/Paytons as well as their spouses and children who were born in the period of the category. The Pre-1500 category currently covers back to the 10th Century. Contact [[Noland-165|Liz Shifflett]] if you need 19th, 20th, 21st Century categories. : '''[[Space:Peyton DNA|Peyton DNA]]''' parent category: '''[[:Category:Peyton DNA Project|Peyton DNA Project]]''', currently restricted to profiles of male Peytons and Paytons who have posted their yDNA test information. : Subcategories: ''not yet created - structure still being researched'' : [[Space:Peyton Name Study|Peyton Name Study]] parent category: '''[[:Category:Peyton Name Study|Peyton Name Study]]''', currently collecting profiles for male Peytons and Paytons born before 1750, as well as male Peytons/Paytons with the DNA badge. The location subcategories collect profiles for Peyton families, currently restricted to profiles for the wives and children attached to profiles included in the parent category, [[:Category:Peyton Name Study|Peyton Name Study]]. Profiles for immigrant ancestors should be included in two location categories.
: Subcategories by location: * [[:Category:England, Peyton Name Study]] (focus on ancestors of immigrant Peytons) * [[:Category:United States, Peyton Name Study]] (in America before 1800, not in Virginia) **[[:Category:Virginia, Peyton Name Study]] (in Virginia before 1800) : '''Note''': ''Note2 - the ONS project box was changed to a sticker 23 May 2018.'' One Name Studies project guidance for its project box (template) is to use it only on the profiles that are the "central focus" of the study, and most of those profiles (the immigrant ancestors named Peyton) already have multiple project boxes. WikiTree guidance is to post project boxes at the top of a profile, but also to limit the number of project boxes. Because the One Name Studies project box provides links to the One Name Studies Project and the Peyton Project (this page) as well as a link to the G2G tag {{Tag_Link|Peyton}}, the Peyton Project uses it more liberally, but at the bottom of the profile instead of the top. (See [https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/402051/one-name-study-template-location?show=402121#a402121 this G2G discussion] and also [[#ONSbox|step 4, below]].) : For profiles of Peyton/Payton men that include DNA test information, copy/paste the following: :: '''[[Category:Peyton Name Study]][[Category:Peyton DNA Project]] ''' : For profiles of immigrant Peyton/Payton males born before 1750 who settled in Virginia, copy/paste the following: :: '''[[Category:Peyton Name Study]][[Category:England, Peyton Name Study]][[Category:Virginia, Peyton Name Study]] ''' === Join === :'''Join the Peyton Name Study - Peyton DNA''': * Post an answer to [https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/406840/ this G2G discussion] * Add '''[[Category:Peyton Project]] ''' to your profile. * Add ''peyton'' to your followed tags. * Add your name and something about yourself in the [[#Members|Members section]] (below). * For the [[Space:Peyton_DNA|Peyton DNA]] half of the project, add your name and a note about what you're working on under its [[Space:Peyton_DNA#Participants|Participants section]]. == Resources == [[Space:Peyton_Genealogy_Resources]] [[Space:Peyton DNA|Peyton DNA]] :''Peytons of Virginia II,'' Volumes One and Two (2004, plus additional data edition 70 [March 24, 2013]: [http://www.peytonsocietyva.org/ Peyton Society of Virginia]) * ''The [[#goby|scroll box below]] with copy/paste text includes this citation under a "See also:" line that can be added to the Sources sections of the profile.'' * There are two ''Peytons of Virginia'' books (sometimes referred to as POV I and POV II). POV II consists of two volumes and is currently available for sale on CD by the Peyton Society of Virginia. POV I was published in 1976 and is no longer sold by PSV. * *Virginia Genealogies A Genealogy of the Glassell Family of Scotland and Virginia : Also of the Families of Ball, Brown, Bryan, Conway, Daniel, Ewell, Holladay, Lewis, Littlepage, Moncure, Peyton, Robinson, Scott, Taylor, Wallace, and Others, of Virginia and Maryland By Horace Edwin Hayden · 1891 [https://books.googleusercontent.com/books/content?req=AKW5QacedwF9WLNfyh5EGY67PcgOqWylEf5oIV5Q799cJZ69LV5YxFe2OuKh71ARFhZxTOmfgvagHu1TZ2eRFn8m9-oLmEMYziE3hQe7vW6mlBawtoao72XdNqxY9a0nB2PvRnFPhPTv_Lg2bRqcBFud11S5PjwQ4fbzICmU2V5InVJrAfrp3ONVTS6CTE21ivBC60pmhzxAqWbzeRDtg9Fbxwns1hKPzZkcgpiFBKAHtRmNXn9Tb13cs0zf0sVzV7u8p5TK949d] '''Links''': For Peyton-related pages within WikiTree, see [[:Category:Peyton Project]]. The category also includes WikiTree's Peyton researchers who have added '''[[Category:Peyton Project]] ''' to their profile (who will be the only "people profiles" in this category). : Images in WikiTree cannot be added to a category (as far as I know), but they can be collected by adding '''Space:Peyton_Name_Study_Images''' as being in the image. See [[Space:Peyton_Name_Study_Images|Peyton Name Study Images]] for those images which have been collected that way. See also these WikiTree pages: * [[Space:Peyton_DNA|Peyton DNA]] * [[Space:Patton_Name_Study|Patton Name Study]] :'''External links''': * [http://www.peytonsocietyva.org/ Peyton Society of Virginia], with additional links on the website's [http://www.peytonsocietyva.org/newslinks.html News/Links page] * World Families: ** [https://www.worldfamilies.net/surnames/payton/results yResults], The Payton/Peyton/Patton/Paxton DNA Project ** [https://www.worldfamilies.net/surnames/payton/pats The Payton/Peyton Patriarch Page] == Tasks == : First up: Add the appropriate categories (see [[#categorization|descriptions above]]) to profiles of # Male Peytons or Paytons that include DNA test information. # Peyton & Payton males born before 1750. # Wives/children attached to 2. : Next: Improve categorized profiles: : '''1.''' post a comment to the profile about the Peyton Name Study (include [[Project:Peyton]] , which will link to this page; also reference the "Tasks" section) & that unless otherwise notified you intend to begin the steps under "improve profile" next week - you can link to the Tasks section using the URL [[Space:Peyton_Name_Study#Tasks|Space:Peyton_Name_Study#Tasks]] : '''2.''' post a comment on this page that includes the date you'll begin your edit & the WikiTree ID, Name and birth date of the profile you'll be editing : '''3.''' improve profile: * research first (see [[Help:Research_Before_Editing|this Help page]]) & add sources - remember that the ''Peyton of Virginia'' books by the Peyton Society of Virginia are a great starting place, but if a source for a fact is not given, then the fact should not be considered fact '''''this includes family relationships''''' * clean up the profile (post-merge cleanup, for example, or removal of unneeded details from a gedcom import) - see "[[Space:Biography_Builders#The_List|The List]]" posted by the Biography Builders project * add appropriate location category/categories (for example, [[Category:Stafford County, Virginia]] ) * do what you can to make the profile "[[Space:Genealogically_Defined|Genealogically Defined]]" * add a == Peyton Name Study == section below the sources. See [[Peyton-432]] for an example of what to include (you can copy/paste the text in the scroll box to get you started): :See also: * ''Peytons of Virginia II,'' Volumes One and Two (2004, plus additional data edition 70 [March 24, 2013] : [http://www.peytonsocietyva.org/ Peyton Society of Virginia]). == Peyton Name Study ==
[http://www.peytonsocietyva.org/ Peyton Society of Virginia]
: XX Line, # in ''[[#POV|Peytons of Virginia II]],'' Volume [One or Two, page xx]; ''haven't found yet'' DNA information : [https://www.worldfamilies.net/surnames/payton/results yResults] reported to the "Payton/Peyton/Patton/Paxton DNA Project"
* no clear mention of this Robert ''for example, or''
* identified as Haplogroup I1, I-M253 : WikiTree descendants
* Haplogroup I1, I-M253:
** [[WikiTree-ID|Name]]
** [[WikiTree-ID|Name]]
* Haplogroup xx, x-xxxx:
** [[WikiTree-ID|Name]]
: WikiTree's [https://www.wikitree.com/treewidget/Peyton-xxx/89 DNA Ancestors View for xxx Peyton] : '''4.''' Add the ONS sticker just below the Peyton Name Study heading, using the lowest and most recent location category (for example, if the person was born in England but died in Virginia, then the category would be Virginia, Peyton Name Study): ::'''{{One Name Study|name=Peyton|category=xx, Peyton Name Study}} ''' : '''5.''' Update your comment on both the profile page and this page that you've completed your editing. : '''6.''' Take a bow :D == Help Needed == : Several profiles need research & cleanup: [[Peyton-18]], [[Peyton-82]], [[Peyton-47]], [[Peyton-56]], [[Peyton-96]], [[Peyton-40]], [[Peyton-947]]. : Specifically looking for sources to confirm father/son relationships between [[Peyton-18]] and [[Peyton-947]] ([https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special:Relationship&action=calculate&person1_name=Peyton-18&person2_name=Peyton-947 this trail]). Peyton-18 is Henry of Lincoln's Inn (born 1590; Line B in ''Peytons of Virginia'' and I-M223 in The Payton DNA Project. Peyton-947 is Thomas de Peyton and WikiTree has him as the common ancestor of Peyton-18 and Peyton-434 ([[Peyton-434|Major Robert Peyton]]), Line A in Peytons of Virginia and I-M253 in The Payton DNA Project. : See [https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/403218/ this G2G discussion] about why that's a problem. Short version: Henry of Lincoln's Inn (descendants=I-M223) and Major Robert Peyton (descendants=I-M253) cannot both be direct descendants of the same Peyton ancestor and [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special:Relationship&action=calculate&person1_name=Peyton-18&person2_name=Peyton-434 WikiTree shows] that they are 5th cousins twice removed, through [[Peyton-947|Thomas de Peyton]]. : Looking at how [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special:Relationship&action=calculate&person1_name=Peyton-18&person2_name=Peyton-434 WikiTree connects them], all the relationships from Henry to Thomas are "uncertain" - the releationships from Robert to Thomas are mostly "confident" with two marked "uncertain": that Thomas [[Peyton-99]] is the son of Thomas [[Peyton-947]] and that Robert [[Peyton-507]] is the son of Thomas [[Peyton-99]]. : If you can work on one or more of these, list it here with ~~~~ : * ''for example'' - [[Peyton-434]] [[Noland-165|Noland-165]] 02:27, 5 June 2017 (EDT) == db_errors == Did you know that the {{Tag Link|db_errors}} project has a "by surname" search feature? Check it out [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebName/errors.htm?Name=Peyton&MaxErrors=100 here] & see if any of your Peyton profiles are listed. Use the following link to check for errors involving Payton profiles: : https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebName/errors.htm?Name=Payton&MaxErrors=100 == Surname Activity Feed == Use this URL to see recent activity involving Peyton profiles: : https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special:NetworkFeed&surname=Peyton&showall=1 and this one for Paytons: : https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special:NetworkFeed&surname=Payton&showall=1 == Members == * [[Noland-165|Liz Shifflett]]: Peyton connection: wife of [[Noland-171|George Noland]] said to be [[Peyton-431|Alice]], daughter of [[Peyton-432|Robert Peyton]] (George & Alec Noland witnessed Robert's will, but no other proof found as yet) * [[Kenagy-11|David Kenagy]]: DNA link to [[Peyton-434|Maj Robert Peyton]] *[[Peyton-1030|Tanya (Peyton) Jacobberger]] my fourth great grandfather is [[Peyton-1056|James Peyton (abt. 1762 Virginia - 1817 Casey County, Kentucky) R line in Peytons of Virginia II, 2004. *[[Fowler-6509|Judith Fowler]] Buried in my many papers is Timothy Peyton, who went to Kentucky with his family and William Foster's family. Timothy was killed by Indians and a party that included William went out to recover his body. *[[Pladsen-23|Crystal (Pladsen) Coder]] I am a descendant of Patrick Peyton from Ireland. Most of his children settled in southern Minnesota and northern Iowa. *[[Wolfe-7142|Larry Wolfe]] *[[Williams-42141|Gary Williams]] I am descended from Lewis Peyton and have two goals .. (1) validate the relationship of Augustas Peyton as a son of Lewis Peyton and (2) validate the father of Lewis Peyton. Also, as a kind of fun note, my 2nd great grandfather George Washington Peyton had gone West and had other Peyton relatives in the area. The post office kept getting their mail mixed up so he began using Payton as his last name so the post office would stop mixing up his mail. ;-) *[[Fann-206|Fann Fann]] "Peytons of Virginia" Line A *[[Edwards-7254|Sarah (Edwards) Jenkins]] I am a descendent of [[Payton-820|Thomas Nathaniel Payton]]
'''[[Space:Peyton DNA|Peyton DNA]]''' - Project Coordinator [[Peyton-1030|Tanya (Peyton) Jacobberger]] '''Goal''': Aid Peyton/Payton researchers by providing a focal point. WikiTree's Peyton Name Study aims to integrate traditional genealogy (profiles categorized by location under Peyton Name Study categories) and genetic genealogy (profiles categorized by genetics under the Peyton DNA Project categories) in order to bring the two into agreement, backed by solid sources and science. : Purpose of One Name Studies: to collect together in one place everything about one surname and the variants of that name. The hope is that other researchers like you will join our study to help make it a valuable reference point for people studying lines that cross or intersect. Please contact the project leader, add categories to your profiles, add your questions to the bulletin board, add details of your name research, etc. '''Add a profile to the study''': Profiles for males named Peyton or Payton who have the DNA badge should be included in the parent category for both the Peyton Name Study ([[:Category:Peyton Name Study]]) and the Peyton DNA Project ([[:Category:Peyton DNA Project]]). The Peyton Name Study is currently focusing on Peytons/Paytons born before 1750 and their families, with emphasis on those who were in Virginia before 1800. The following categorization structure will develop and expand as the study does. '''Categorization structure''': : By '''time period''': [[:Category:Pre-1500, Peyton Name Study]], [[:Category:16th Century, Peyton Name Study]], [[:Category:17th Century, Peyton Name Study]], [[:Category:18th Century, Peyton Name Study]]. These categories include all Peytons/Paytons as well as their spouses and children who were born in the period of the category. The Pre-1500 category currently covers back to the 10th Century. Contact [[Noland-165|Liz Shifflett]] if you need 19th, 20th, 21st Century categories. : '''[[Space:Peyton DNA|Peyton DNA]]''' parent category: '''[[:Category:Peyton DNA Project|Peyton DNA Project]]''', currently restricted to profiles of male Peytons and Paytons who have posted their yDNA test information. : Subcategories: ''not yet created - structure still being researched'' : [[Space:Peyton Name Study|Peyton Name Study]] parent category: '''[[:Category:Peyton Name Study|Peyton Name Study]]''', currently collecting profiles for male Peytons and Paytons born before 1750, as well as male Peytons/Paytons with the DNA badge. The location subcategories collect profiles for Peyton families, currently restricted to profiles for the wives and children attached to profiles included in the parent category, [[:Category:Peyton Name Study|Peyton Name Study]]. Profiles for immigrant ancestors should be included in two location categories.
: Subcategories by location: * [[:Category:England, Peyton Name Study]] (focus on ancestors of immigrant Peytons) * [[:Category:United States, Peyton Name Study]] (in America before 1800, not in Virginia) **[[:Category:Virginia, Peyton Name Study]] (in Virginia before 1800) : '''Note''': ''Note2 - the ONS project box was changed to a sticker 23 May 2018.'' One Name Studies project guidance for its project box (template) is to use it only on the profiles that are the "central focus" of the study, and most of those profiles (the immigrant ancestors named Peyton) already have multiple project boxes. WikiTree guidance is to post project boxes at the top of a profile, but also to limit the number of project boxes. Because the One Name Studies project box provides links to the One Name Studies Project and the Peyton Project (this page) as well as a link to the G2G tag {{Tag_Link|Peyton}}, the Peyton Project uses it more liberally, but at the bottom of the profile instead of the top. (See [https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/402051/one-name-study-template-location?show=402121#a402121 this G2G discussion] and also [[#ONSbox|step 4, below]].) : For profiles of Peyton/Payton men that include DNA test information, copy/paste the following: :: '''
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[[Category: Sources by Name]] Other: [[Space:Sources-England|England Sources]] __TOC__ == Phillimore’s Parish Register Series == 1200 parishes from different counties in 200+ volumes. * by [[Stiff-314|W.P.W. Phillimore]], born William Phillimore Watts Stiff, son of Dr Stiff, a Nottingham Doctor. * published by Phillimore & Co., London, 1900–1922. * Complete Index of all volumes, by [https://archive.org/details/cu31924031438173 Location and Date]. * [[Special:Whatlinkshere/Space:Phillimore’s Parish Register Series|WikiTree Profiles that use this source]] === Available online at these locations: === : This is only a small number of the total volumes. Please add more. : The titles and organization listed below may not be accurate. Please check and correct errors. ==== Catalogue of Phillimore's Parish Register Series, 1913 ==== ::* https://archive.org/details/cu31924031438173 ::* https://archive.org/details/catalogueofphill00phil ::* http://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/007691546 ==== Nottinghamshire Parish Registers ==== * Vol. 1-10 ::* https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/001597872 * (1898) Bingham Wapentake: North Part. [PPRS Vol. 3, Notts Vol. 1] ::* https://archive.org/details/nottinghamshire08philgoog ::* https://archive.org/details/nottinghamshire00procgoog ::* http://books.google.com/books?id=V5fhyZgNgUYC ::* http://books.google.com/books?id=g9UGAAAAYAAJ * (1899) Marriages. Bingham Wapentake: South Part. [PPRS Vol. 11, Notts Vol. 2] ::* http://books.google.com/books?id=AXUasAii_8cC ::* https://archive.org/details/nottinghamshire03philgoog * (1900) Marriages. St. Mary's Church Vol. 1 1566-1763 [PPRS Vol. 12, Notts. Vol 1] ::* https://archive.org/stream/nottinghamparish01phil * (1900) Newark Wapentake: First Part [PPRS Vol. 16, Notts. Vol 3] ::* http://books.google.com/books?id=3KsjjLgwHdIC ::* http://books.google.com/books?id=oeYGAAAAYAAJ ::* https://archive.org/details/nottinghamshirep03phil ::* https://archive.org/details/nottinghamshire01philgoog ::* https://archive.org/details/nottinghamshire01procgoog * (1901) Marriages. St. Peter's Church 1572 to 1812 [PPRS Vol. 25, Notts. Vol 3] ::* https://archive.org/stream/nottinghamparish03phil * (1902) Newark Wapentake: Second Part [PPRS Vol. 26, Notts. Vol 4] ::* https://archive.org/details/nottinghamshire06philgoog ::* http://books.google.com/books?id=e8N70zCCYW4C * (1903) Rushcliffe Wapentake: First Part [PPRS Vol. 38, Notts. Vol 5] ::* https://archive.org/details/nottinghamshire04philgoog ::* http://books.google.com/books?id=SOhOqpZDV3YC ::* https://archive.org/details/nottinghamshirep05phil * (1904) Broxtowe Wapentake: South Part. [PPRS Vol. 44, Notts. Vol 6] ::* https://archive.org/details/nottinghamshire07philgoog ::* http://books.google.com/books?id=_zFBAV0EZcgC * (1905) Rushcliffe Wapentake: First 2 [PPRS Vol. 45, Notts. Vol 7] ::* https://archive.org/details/nottinghamshire09philgoog ::* http://books.google.com/books?id=Gaa7MsHeYcwC * (1905) Broxtowe Wapentake: Part 2. [PPRS Vol. 56, Notts. Vol 8] ::* https://archive.org/details/nottinghamshire05philgoog ::* http://books.google.com/books?id=huY-sIf8B6UC ::* https://archive.org/details/nottinghamshirep08phil * (1906) Broxtowe Wapentake, Langar, in Bingham Wapentake, Bunny, in Rushcliffe Wapentake [PPRS Vol. 59, Notts. Vol 9] ::* https://archive.org/details/nottinghamshire00philgoog ::* http://books.google.com/books?id=luEs_tSpBLsC ::* https://archive.org/details/nottinghamshirep09phil * (1907) Thurgarton Wapentake: Part 1 [PPRS Vol. 64, Notts. Vol 10] ::* https://archive.org/details/nottinghamshire02philgoog ::* http://books.google.com/books?id=dsgGfIGziqsC * (1907) Broxtowe Wapentake: North Part. [PPRS Vol. 65, Notts. Vol 11] ::* https://archive.org/details/nottinghamshirep11phil * (1913) Newark Wapentake: First Part. [PPRS Vol. CXCV, Notts. Vol 19] ::* https://archive.org/details/nottinghamshirep00phil ==== Somerset Parish Registers ==== * Vol. 1-13 ::* https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/008734042 * Vol. 1 Marriages ::* https://books.google.com/books?id=Xq1CAAAAYAAJ * Vol. 2 Marriages ::* https://books.google.com/books?id=ca1CAAAAYAAJ * Vol. 3 Marriages ::* https://archive.org/details/somersetparishre03phil * Vol. 4 Marriages ::* https://archive.org/details/somersetparishre00phil * Vol. 6 Marriages ::* https://archive.org/details/somersetparishre06phil * Vol. 7 Marriages ::* https://archive.org/details/somersetparishre07phil * Vol. 9 Marriages ::* https://archive.org/details/somersetparishre00byuphil ::* https://archive.org/details/somersetparishre09phil * Vol. 10 Marriages ::* https://archive.org/details/somersetparishre10phil ==== Wiltshire Parish Registers ==== * Vol. 1-14 ::* https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/008734029 * Vol. 1 Marriages ::* https://books.google.com/books?id=1K8UAAAAYAAJ * Vol. 2 Marriages ::* https://books.google.com/books?id=uK8UAAAAYAAJ * Vol. 3 Marriages ::* https://books.google.com/books?id=eK8UAAAAYAAJ * Vol. 4 Marriages ::* https://books.google.com/books?id=wa8UAAAAYAAJ ::* https://archive.org/details/wiltshireparish01blaggoog * Vol. 5 Marriages ::* https://books.google.com/books?id=4K8UAAAAYAAJ ::* https://archive.org/details/wiltshireparish00blaggoog * Vol. 6 Marriages ::* https://books.google.com/books?id=a68UAAAAYAAJ ::* https://archive.org/details/wiltshireparishr06phil * Vol. 7 Marriages ::* https://books.google.com/books?id=ULgUAAAAYAAJ * Vol 8 Marriages ::* https://archive.org/details/wiltshireparishr08lond * Vol. 9 Marriages ::* https://archive.org/details/wiltshireparishr09lond * Vol. 10 Marriages ::* https://archive.org/details/wiltshireparishr10lond * Vol. 11 Marriages ::* https://archive.org/details/wiltshireparishr11lond * Vol. 12 Marriages ::* https://archive.org/details/wiltshireparishr12lond * Vol. 13 Marriages ::* https://archive.org/details/wiltshireparishr13phil * Vol. 14 Marriages ::* https://archive.org/details/wiltshireparishr14lond ==== Cornwall Parish Registers ==== * Vol. 1-25 ::* https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/008685623 * Vol. 1 ::* https://archive.org/details/cornwallparishr00taylgoog ::* https://books.google.com/books?id=18IMAAAAYAAJ * Vol. 2 ::* https://archive.org/details/cornwallparishre02phil ::* https://archive.org/details/cornwallparishr00rowegoog ::* https://books.google.com/books?id=KcMMAAAAYAAJ * Vol. 3 ::* https://archive.org/details/cornwallparishr02stepgoog ::* https://books.google.com/books?id=YcMMAAAAYAAJ * Vol. 4 ::* https://archive.org/details/cornwallparishr04rowegoog ::* https://books.google.com/books?id=hsMMAAAAYAAJ * Vol. 5 ::* https://archive.org/details/cornwallparishr00blaggoog ::* https://books.google.com/books?id=osMMAAAAYAAJ * Vol. 6 ::* https://archive.org/details/cornwallparishr05rowegoog ::* https://books.google.com/books?id=3sMMAAAAYAAJ * Vol. 7 ::* https://archive.org/details/cornwallparishr00stepgoog ::* https://books.google.com/books?id=2MQMAAAAYAAJ * Vol. 8 ::* https://archive.org/details/cornwallparishre08phil ::* https://archive.org/details/cornwallparishr01stepgoog ::* https://books.google.com/books?id=-8QMAAAAYAAJ * Vol. 9 ::* https://archive.org/details/cornwallparishre09phil ::* https://archive.org/details/cornwallparishr03stepgoog ::* https://books.google.com/books?id=DcUMAAAAYAAJ * Vol. 10 ::* https://archive.org/details/cornwallparishr01rowegoog ::* https://books.google.com/books?id=P8UMAAAAYAAJ * Vol. 11 ::* https://archive.org/details/cornwallparishre11phil * Vol. 12 ::* https://archive.org/details/cornwallparishre12phil ::* https://archive.org/details/cornwallparishr03rowegoog ::* https://books.google.com/books?id=dsUMAAAAYAAJ * Vol. 13 ::* https://archive.org/details/cornwallparishr02rowegoog ::* https://books.google.com/books?id=icUMAAAAYAAJ * Vol. 14 * Vol. 15 ::* https://archive.org/details/cornwallparishre15phil * Vol. 16 * Vol. 17 ::* https://archive.org/details/cornwallparishre17phil * Vol. 18 * Vol. 19 * Vol. 20 * Vol. 21 * Vol. 22 * Vol. 23 * Vol. 24 ::* https://archive.org/details/cornwallparishre24phil * Vol. 25 * Vol. 26 * Vol. 27 ==== Warwickshire Parish Register ==== * Vol. 1-3 ::* https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/008685660 * Vol 1: Marriages ::* https://archive.org/details/warwickshirepari01phil ::* https://archive.org/details/warwickshirepar00willgoog * Vol 2: Baptisms ::* https://archive.org/details/warwickshirepari02phil ::* https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/008730293 * Vol 3: The Franciscan Registers: part ii. Marriages ::* https://archive.org/details/warwickshirepari03phil ==== Shropshire Parish Register ==== * Vol 1: Shropshire Parish registers ::* https://archive.org/details/shropshireparish01shro * Vol 2: Shropshire Parish registers ::* https://archive.org/details/shropshireparish02shro ::* https://archive.org/details/shropshireparis02purtgoog ::* http://books.google.com/books?id=zO8GAAAAYAAJ * Vol 3: Shropshire Parish registers ::* https://archive.org/details/shropshireparish03shro * Vol 4: Shropshire Parish registers ::* https://archive.org/details/shropshireparish04byushro * Vol 5: Shropshire Parish registers ::* https://archive.org/details/shropshireparish05byushro * Vol 6: Shropshire Parish registers ::* https://archive.org/details/shropshireparish06shro ::* https://archive.org/details/shropshireparis02philgoog ::* http://books.google.com/books?id=zmEEAAAAIAAJ * Vol 7: Shropshire Parish Registers ::* https://archive.org/details/shropshireparis00philgoog ::* http://books.google.com/books?id=ZlIEAAAAIAAJ ::* https://archive.org/details/shropshireparish07shro * Vol 8: Shropshire Parish registers ::* https://archive.org/details/shropshireparish08shro ::* https://archive.org/details/shropshireparis01philgoog ::* http://books.google.com/books?id=ZVIEAAAAIAAJ * Vol 9: Shropshire Parish registers ::* https://archive.org/details/shropshireparish09shro * Vol 10: Shropshire Parish registers ::* https://archive.org/details/shropshireparish10shro * Vol 11: Shropshire Parish registers ::* https://archive.org/details/shropshireparish11shro * Vol 12: Shropshire Parish registers ::* https://archive.org/details/shropshireparish12shro * Vol 13: Shropshire Parish registers ::* https://archive.org/details/shropshireparish13shro * Vol 14: Shropshire Parish registers ::* https://archive.org/details/shropshireparish14shro * Vol 15: Shropshire Parish registers ::* https://archive.org/details/shropshireparish15shro * Vol 16: Shropshire Parish registers ::* https://archive.org/details/shropshireparish16shro * Vol 17: Shropshire Parish registers ::* https://archive.org/details/shropshireparish17shro * Shropshire Parish Registers ::* https://archive.org/details/shropshireparis04philgoog ::* http://books.google.com/books?id=b-wGAAAAYAAJ * Shropshire parish registers ::* https://archive.org/details/shropshireparis05philgoog ::* http://books.google.com/books?id=9OkGAAAAYAAJ * Shropshire parish registers ::* https://archive.org/details/shropshireparis06philgoog ::* http://books.google.com/books?id=aOwGAAAAYAAJ ===== Diocese of St. Asaph ===== * Vol 1: Shropshire parish registers ::* https://archive.org/details/shropshireparish01asapshro ::* https://archive.org/details/shropshireparish01shro_0 * Vol 2: Shropshire parish registers : diocese of St. Asaph ::* https://archive.org/details/shropshireparish02asapshro * Vol 3: Shropshire parish registers : diocese of St. Asaph ::* https://archive.org/details/shropshireparish03asapshro * Vol 4: Shropshire parish registers : diocese of St. Asaph ::* https://archive.org/details/shropshireparish04asapshro * Vol 5: Shropshire parish registers : diocese of St. Asaph ::* https://archive.org/details/shropshireparish05asapshro * Vol 6: Shropshire parish registers : diocese of St. Asaph ::* https://archive.org/details/shropshireparish06asapshro * Vol 7: Shropshire parish registers : diocese of St. Asaph ::* https://archive.org/details/shropshireparish07asapshro * Vol 8: Shropshire parish registers : diocese of St. Asaph ::* https://archive.org/details/shropshireparish08asapshro ==== Berkshire Parish Registers ==== * Vol. 1 (1904) Marriages ::* https://archive.org/details/berkshireparishr01phil ::* https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/008734032 * Vol. 2 (1908) Marriages ::* https://archive.org/details/berkshireparishr02phil ::* https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/008734032 ==== Gloucestershire Parish Registers ==== * Vol. 1-17 ::* https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/008734025 * Vol. 1 * Vol. 2 * Vol. 3 * Vol. 4 (1898) Marriages ::* https://archive.org/details/gloucestershirep04phil * Vol. 5 * Vol. 6 (1900) Marriages ::* https://archive.org/details/gloucestershirep06phil * Vol. 7 * Vol. 8 (1902) Marriages ::* https://archive.org/details/gloucestershirep08phil * Vol. 15 Marriages ::* https://archive.org/details/gloucestershirep15phil * Vol. 16 Marriages ::* https://archive.org/details/gloucestershirep16phil ==== Huntingdonshire Parish Registers ==== * Vol. 1, Marriages ::* https://archive.org/details/huntingdonshirep01phil ::* https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/100164355 ==== Cheshire Parish Registers ==== * Vol. 1-5 ::* https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/008734041 * Vol. 5 Marriages ::* https://archive.org/details/cheshireparishre05phil ==== Devonshire Parish Registers ==== * Vol. 1 Marriages, Ipplepen, 1612-1813. Kingskerswell, 1752-1837. Werrington, 1654-1812. Countisbury, 1676-1757. Trentishoe, 1697-1812. Martinhoe, 1633-1812. Uffculme, 1538-1837. ::* https://archive.org/details/devonshireparish01phil ::* https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/009015102 * Vol. 2 Marriages, St. Andrew's Plymouth, 1581 to 1837 ::* https://archive.org/details/devonshireparish02phil ::* https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/009015102 search only ==== London Parish Registers ==== * Vol. 2 Marriages at St. James's, Duke's Place, from 1684 to 1690 ::* https://archive.org/details/londonparishregi02phil * Vol. 3 Marriages at St. James's, Duke's Place, from 1691 to 1700 ::* https://archive.org/details/londonparishregi03phil * Vol. 4 Marriages at St. James's, Duke's Place, from 1700 to 1837 ::* https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/100164363 ==== Middlesex Parrish Registers ==== * Vol. 4 Marriages ::* https://archive.org/details/middlesexparrish04phil ==== Buckinghamshire Parrish Registers ==== * Vol. 1 Marriages ::* https://archive.org/details/buckinghamshirep01phil * Vol. 2 Marriages ::* https://archive.org/details/buckinghamshirep02phil * Vol. 4 Marriages ::* https://archive.org/details/buckinghamshirep04phil * Vol. 6 Marriages ::* https://archive.org/details/buckinghamshirep06phil * Vol. 8 Marriages ::* https://archive.org/details/buckinghamshirep08phil ==== Cambridgeshire Parish Registers ==== * Vol. 1-6, Index ::* https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/100164354 * Vol. 1-6 ::* https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/100165486 * Vol. 1 Marriages ::* https://archive.org/details/cambridgeshirepa01phil * Vol. 3 Marriages ::* https://archive.org/details/cambridgeshirepa03phil * Vol. 7 Marriages ::* https://archive.org/details/cambridgeshirepa07phil ==== Leicestershire Parish Registers ==== * Vol. 1-12 ::* https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/008728089 * Vol. 2 Marriages ::* https://archive.org/details/leicestershirepa02phil * Vol. 11 Marriages ::* https://archive.org/details/leicestershirepa11phil ==== Derbyshire Parish Registers ==== * Vol. 1-15 ::* https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/008733127 * Vol. 1 Marriages ::* https://archive.org/details/derbyshireparish01phil * Vol. 4 Marriages ::* https://archive.org/details/derbyshireparish04phil * Vol. 5 Marriages ::* https://archive.org/details/derbyshireparish05phil * Vol. 8 Marriages ::* https://archive.org/details/derbyshireparish08phil * Vol. 10 Marriages ::* https://archive.org/details/derbyshireparish10phil * Vol. 12 Marriages ::* https://archive.org/details/derbyshireparish12phil * Vol. 13 Marriages ::* https://archive.org/details/derbyshireparish13phil ==== Hampshire Parish Registers ==== * Vol. 1-16 ::* https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/008734037 * Vol. 2 Marriages ::* https://archive.org/details/hampshireparishr02phil * Vol. 3 (1902) Marriages: Sherborne St John, Eversley, North Waltham, Church Oakley, Winchfield, Elvetham, Basing, Dogmersfield, Farnborough, Hartley Wintney ::* https://books.google.com/books?id=FgUVAAAAQAAJ * Vol. 5 Marriages ::* https://archive.org/details/hampshireparishr05phil * Vol. 13 Marriages ::* https://archive.org/details/hampshireparishr13phil * Vol. 15 Marriages ::* https://archive.org/details/hampshireparishr15phil ===== Diocese of Lichfield ===== * Vol 1: Shropshire Parish Registers ::* https://archive.org/details/shropshireparish01byushro * Vol 2: Shropshire Parish Registers : diocese of Lichfield ::* https://archive.org/details/shropshireparish02lichshro * Vol 3: Shropshire Parish Registers : diocese of Lichfield ::* https://archive.org/details/shropshireparish03lichshro * Vol 4: Shropshire Parish Registers : diocese of Lichfield ::* https://archive.org/details/shropshireparish04lichshro * Vol 5: Shropshire Parish Registers : diocese of Lichfield ::* https://archive.org/details/shropshireparish05lichshro * Vol 6: Shropshire Parish Registers : diocese of Lichfield ::* https://archive.org/details/shropshireparish06lichshro * Vol 6: Shropshire Parish registers. Diocese of Lichfield. v. 1- ::* https://archive.org/details/shropshireparish06phil * Vol 7: Shropshire Parish Registers : diocese of Lichfield ::* https://archive.org/details/shropshireparish07lichshro * Vol 8: Shropshire Parish Registers : diocese of Lichfield ::* https://archive.org/details/shropshireparish08lichshro * Vol 9: Shropshire Parish Registers : diocese of Lichfield ::* https://archive.org/details/shropshireparish09lichshro * Vol 9: Shropshire Parish registers. Diocese of Lichfield. v. 1- ::* https://archive.org/details/shropshireparish09phil * Vol 10: Shropshire Parish Registers : diocese of Lichfield ::* https://archive.org/details/shropshireparish10lichshro * Vol 11: Shropshire Parish Registers : diocese of Lichfield ::* https://archive.org/details/shropshireparish11lichshro * Vol 12: Shropshire Parish Registers : diocese of Lichfield ::* https://archive.org/details/shropshireparish12lichshro * Vol 13: Shropshire Parish Registers : diocese of Lichfield ::* https://archive.org/details/shropshireparish13lichshro * Vol 13: Shropshire Parish registers. Diocese of Lichfield. v. 1- ::* https://archive.org/details/shropshireparish13phil * Vol 14, pt.5: Shropshire Parish registers. Diocese of Lichfield. v. 1- ::* https://archive.org/details/shropshireparish145phil * Vol 14: Shropshire Parish Registers : diocese of Lichfield ::* https://archive.org/details/shropshireparish14lichshro * Vol 15: Shropshire Parish Registers : diocese of Lichfield ::* https://archive.org/details/shropshireparish15lichshro * Vol 16: Shropshire Parish Registers : diocese of Lichfield ::* https://archive.org/details/shropshireparish16lichshro * Vol 17, pt.2: Shropshire Parish registers. Diocese of Lichfield. v. 1- ::* https://archive.org/details/shropshireparish172phil ===== Diocese of Hereford ===== * Vol. 1-18 ::* https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/100027800 * Vol 1: Shropshire parish registers. ::* https://archive.org/details/shropshireparis00purtgoog ::* http://books.google.com/books?id=y-8GAAAAYAAJ * Shropshire parish registers. ::* https://archive.org/details/shropshireparis03philgoog ::* http://books.google.com/books?id=gOoGAAAAYAAJ * Vol 4: Shropshire parish registers. ::* https://archive.org/details/shropshireparis01purtgoog ::* http://books.google.com/books?id=zu8GAAAAYAAJ ==== Dorset Parish Registers, Marriages ==== * Vol. 1-7 ::* https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/008727347 * Vol. 1 ::* https://hdl.handle.net/2027/osu.32435026425736 * Vol. 2 ::* https://hdl.handle.net/2027/njp.32101074439512 * Vol. 3 ::* https://hdl.handle.net/2027/njp.32101074439520 * Vol. 4 (1909) ::* https://hdl.handle.net/2027/njp.32101074439538 * Vol. 5 (1910) ::* https://hdl.handle.net/2027/njp.32101074439546 * Vol. 6 (1912) ::* https://archive.org/details/dorsetparishregi00phil ::* https://hdl.handle.net/2027/njp.32101074439553 * Vol. 7 ::* https://hdl.handle.net/2027/osu.32435026425686 ====Norfolk Parish Registers, Marriages==== * There are 12 volumes * Index to the Volumes ::* https://archive.org/details/cu31924031438173/page/n17 * Vols. 2 and 3. ::*https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/008730272 * Vol. 4 ::* https://archive.org/details/norfolkparishreg04phil/page/n8 * Vol. 5 ::* https://archive.org/details/norfolkparishreg05phil/page/n8 * Vol. 7 ::* https://archive.org/details/norfolkparishreg07phil/page/n8 ==== Cumberland Parish Registers, Marriages ==== * Vol. 1 ::* https://archive.org/details/cumberlandparish01phil ::* https://archive.org/details/cumberlandparish01philuoft ==== Hertfordshire Parish Registers ==== * Vol. 1 ::* https://books.google.com/books?id=fJpEAQAAMAAJ ::* http://www.familysearch.org/library/books/idurl/1/543354 * Vol. 2 ::* http://www.familysearch.org/library/books/idurl/1/545050 * Vol. 3 ::* http://www.familysearch.org/library/books/idurl/1/543181 ==== Yorkshire Parish Registers, Marriages ==== * PRS Vol. 218 (1915) West Riding, Vol. 3 Doncaster, Part 1 (1557-1784) ::* https://archive.org/details/yorkshiremarriag03blag ==== Worcestershire ==== * Vol. 1 ::* https://archive.org/details/worcestershirepa01phil * Vol. 2 ::* https://archive.org/details/worcestershirepa02phil ==== Essex ==== * Vol. 1 ::* https://archive.org/details/essex-parish-registers.-marriages-vol-1 ::* https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/011441021 * Vol. 2 ::* https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/011441021 * Vol. 3 ::* https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/012292444 * Vol. 4 ::* https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/011441021 === Errata === * No errors in this publication have been identified. When found, please list the problem(s) here, and include a link to a source that describes the problem. === WikiTree Syntax === * Phillimore, W.P.W., ''[[Space:Phillimore’s Parish Register Series|Phillimore’s Parish Register Series]]'' (Phillimore & Co., London, 1900–1922) Parish name, Vol. # * [[#Phillimore|Phillimore]]
Phillips Cemetery, Milton, Georgia
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See the [[:Category:Phillips_Cemetery%2C_Milton%2C_Georgia|Phillips Cemetery]] for people buried in this cemetery. '''Cemetery name:''' Phillips Cemetery '''Address:''' 14395 Freemanville Road, Milton, Fulton, GA 30004 '''GPS Coordinates:''' GPS Coordinates: 34.13176, -84.31802 '''Information:''' Phillips Cemetery The Phillips Cemetery is a small family cemetery located in Milton, North Fulton County, Georgia off of Freemanville Road. === Progress === :100% Surveyed :100% Uploaded :100% of Photographs taken ===About=== This free space page for the Phillips Cemetery is part of WikiTree's [[Project:Georgia_Cemeteries|Georgia Cemeteries Project]], and was created to document the life and times of our ancestors that are interred there. The Georgia Cemeteries Project is a subproject of the larger [[Project:United_States_Cemeteries|U.S. Cemeteries Project]]. This page is a work in progress, and will remain so until the Table of Interments (below) is completed. The Table of Interments is a sortable listing of persons interred at this cemetery, some or all of whom are linked to existing WikiTree profiles. Although all grave markers in this cemetery have been photographed, the photos can only be displayed for persons with existing WikiTree profiles. If you know of a person interred at this cemetery that should be linked to an existing WikiTree profile, or needs to have a profile created for them, please contact [[Craig-4574|Sandy Craig]] for assistance. All photos on this page are originals taken by [[Craig-4574|Sandy Craig]]. ----- ===Interments=== There are approximately 19 recorded interments. Not all interments have tombstones. There were four granite blocks that were either tombstones or to be used as future tombstones. There were stored away in the woods. Since this is a private cemetery from the 1800's, it is possible there are additional non-marked graves. ---- ===Condition=== Great. The cemetery is located in the middle high end subdivisions, horse farms and communities. It sits alongside the road on a patch of land and is fenced off from the road. It is easily accessible. Most of the tombstones are easily readable. It is unclear who maintains the area but the cemetery is in immaculate condition. ---- ===Contact, Location and Map=== NOTE: There is not a cemetery office or contact person at this location. It is privately maintained. Since this cemetery is on the edge of a parking lot, there is not an official address. Address and Phone - approximate
14395 Freemanville Road
Milton, GA 30004
====Directions==== Approximately 2.5 miles from Rucker Rd on Freemanville Rd. The cemetery sits on Freemanville and there is no parking at the cemetery. There is a spot to the left of the cemetery to park in a lot about 1/8 of a mile prior to the cemetery. Freemanville Rd is a very busy two lane divided road but can be easily crossed and walked to the cemetery. There is one small cemetery sign. The cemetery is amongst the trees and is fenced. GPS Coordinates
Latitude: 34.13176N Longitude: -84.31802W [https://www.bing.com/mapspreview?q=phillips+cemetery%2c+milton%2c+ga&mkt=en&FORM=HDRSC4 Phillips Cemetery on Bing Maps] ----- ===Links to Other Online Resources=== Please do not copy photos or other information from these websites unless it is your original material. :[https://billiongraves.com/cemetery/Phillips-Cemetery/121638# Billion Graves for Phillips Cemetery] :[http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=cr&CRid=2225500 Find A Grave page for Phillips Cemetery].
:[http://ancestryjourneycemeteries.weebly.com/phillips-cemetery.html Ancestry Journey Photos for Phillips Cemetery] ----- ===Tasks Completed=== Photography * 100% of grave markers photographed on September 13, 2016 Data Transcriptions * 100% ----- ===To Do=== Project members are needed to: *Validate links and transcription information :Profile and photo links and transcribed information needs to be cross-checked to ensure accuracy. ----- ===Table of Interments=== Nineteen Documented interments in this cemetery. All interments are currently being transcribed from visuals and official records. Tombstone photos have been taken by [[Craig-4574|Sandy Craig]]. {| border="4" class="wikitable sortable" |- ! align="center" style="background:#669900;"|'''Last Name''' ! align="center" style="background:#669900;"|'''First Name''' ! align="center" style="background:#669900;"|'''Born''' ! align="center" style="background:#669900;"|'''Died''' ! align="center" style="background:#77b300;"|'''Notes''' ! align="center" style="background:#cccc00;"|'''Photo click for larger''' |- |[[Bates-7953|Bates]]||Joseph Grady||1890 February 28||1891 March 20||||[[Image:Bates-7953-1.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Phillips-20506|Goodwin, formally Phillips]]||Sarah||1844 October 28||1883||||[[Image:Phillips-20506.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Harris-22148|Harris]]||Alonzo Van Valkenburg Gordon||1829 December 27||1888 October 1||Married to [[Phillips-18182|Minnie Phillips]]|| [[Image:Harris-22148.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Harris-22162|Harris]]||Andrew||1864 March 30||1884 October 1||||[[Image:Harris-22162.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Harris-22161|Harris]]||Lona||1862 May 30||1864||||[[Image:Harris-22161.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Harris-22160|Harris]]||Mary Matilda||1860 March 15||1864||||[[Image:Harris-22160.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Phillips-18182|Harris, formally Phillips]]||Matilda "Minnie"||1828 August 28||1904 May 12||Married to [[Harris-22148|Alonzo Harris]]||[[Image:Phillips-18182.jpg|100px]] |- |Jackson-|Jackson||Parker Davis "Parks"||1990 August 2||2006 November 7|||| |- |[[Phillips-20498|Phillips]]||Abener||1793 March 10||1862 July 30||||[[Image:Phillips-20498.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Phillips-20499|Phillips]]||Albert||1820 June 27||1902 December 15||||[[Image:Phillips-20499.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Phillips-20500|Phillips]]||Edgar||unknown||unknown||||[[Image:Phillips-20500.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Nix-1123|Phillips, formally Nix]]||Elizabeth "Betsy"||1827 October 22||1899 June 9||||[[Image:Nix-1123.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Phillips-20501|Phillips]]||Ella A||1876 May 2||1887 March 25||||[[Image:Phillips-20501.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Phillips-20503|Phillips]]||Emilie||unknown||unknown||||[[Image:Phillips-20503.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Phillips-20502|Phillips]]||Green Berry||1874 April 19||1899 January 30||||[[Image:Phillips-20502.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Broadwell-125|Phillips, formally Broadwell]]||Nancy||1822 May 5||1885 October 8||||[[Image:Broadwell-125.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Phillips-20504|Phillips]]||Rosilla||unknown||unknown||||[[Image:Phillips-20503.jpg|100px]] |- |Waters-|Waters||Louise Brooks||1933 April 16||2014 September 3|||| |- |Waters-|Waters||Thomas "J.W."||1932 November 3||2013 April 8|||| |- ==Sources== [https://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=cr&CRid=35458&CScn=morris+cemetery&CScntry=4&CSst=12&CScnty=442& Find A Grave for Phillips Cemetery] [http://ancestryjourneycemeteries.weebly.com/phillips-cemetery.html Ancestry Journey Cemetery - Phillips Cemetery Photos]
14395 Freemanville Road
Milton, GA 30004
====Directions==== Approximately 2.5 miles from Rucker Rd on Freemanville Rd. The cemetery sits on Freemanville and there is no parking at the cemetery. There is a spot to the left of the cemetery to park in a lot about 1/8 of a mile prior to the cemetery. Freemanville Rd is a very busy two lane divided road but can be easily crossed and walked to the cemetery. There is one small cemetery sign. The cemetery is amongst the trees and is fenced. GPS Coordinates
Latitude: 34.13176N Longitude: -84.31802W [https://www.bing.com/mapspreview?q=phillips+cemetery%2c+milton%2c+ga&mkt=en&FORM=HDRSC4 Phillips Cemetery on Bing Maps] ----- ===Links to Other Online Resources=== Please do not copy photos or other information from these websites unless it is your original material. :[https://billiongraves.com/cemetery/Phillips-Cemetery/121638# Billion Graves for Phillips Cemetery] :[http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=cr&CRid=2225500 Find A Grave page for Phillips Cemetery].
:[http://ancestryjourneycemeteries.weebly.com/phillips-cemetery.html Ancestry Journey Photos for Phillips Cemetery] ----- ===Tasks Completed=== Photography * 100% of grave markers photographed on September 13, 2016 Data Transcriptions * 100% ----- ===To Do=== Project members are needed to: *Validate links and transcription information :Profile and photo links and transcribed information needs to be cross-checked to ensure accuracy. ----- ===Table of Interments=== Nineteen Documented interments in this cemetery. All interments are currently being transcribed from visuals and official records. Tombstone photos have been taken by [[Craig-4574|Sandy Craig]]. {| border="4" class="wikitable sortable" |- ! align="center" style="background:#669900;"|'''Last Name''' ! align="center" style="background:#669900;"|'''First Name''' ! align="center" style="background:#669900;"|'''Born''' ! align="center" style="background:#669900;"|'''Died''' ! align="center" style="background:#77b300;"|'''Notes''' ! align="center" style="background:#cccc00;"|'''Photo click for larger''' |- |[[Bates-7953|Bates]]||Joseph Grady||1890 February 28||1891 March 20||||[[Image:Bates-7953-1.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Phillips-20506|Goodwin, formally Phillips]]||Sarah||1844 October 28||1883||||[[Image:Phillips-20506.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Harris-22148|Harris]]||Alonzo Van Valkenburg Gordon||1829 December 27||1888 October 1||Married to [[Phillips-18182|Minnie Phillips]]|| [[Image:Harris-22148.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Harris-22162|Harris]]||Andrew||1864 March 30||1884 October 1||||[[Image:Harris-22162.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Harris-22161|Harris]]||Lona||1862 May 30||1864||||[[Image:Harris-22161.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Harris-22160|Harris]]||Mary Matilda||1860 March 15||1864||||[[Image:Harris-22160.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Phillips-18182|Harris, formally Phillips]]||Matilda "Minnie"||1828 August 28||1904 May 12||Married to [[Harris-22148|Alonzo Harris]]||[[Image:Phillips-18182.jpg|100px]] |- |Jackson-|Jackson||Parker Davis "Parks"||1990 August 2||2006 November 7|||| |- |[[Phillips-20498|Phillips]]||Abener||1793 March 10||1862 July 30||||[[Image:Phillips-20498.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Phillips-20499|Phillips]]||Albert||1820 June 27||1902 December 15||||[[Image:Phillips-20499.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Phillips-20500|Phillips]]||Edgar||unknown||unknown||||[[Image:Phillips-20500.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Nix-1123|Phillips, formally Nix]]||Elizabeth "Betsy"||1827 October 22||1899 June 9||||[[Image:Nix-1123.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Phillips-20501|Phillips]]||Ella A||1876 May 2||1887 March 25||||[[Image:Phillips-20501.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Phillips-20503|Phillips]]||Emilie||unknown||unknown||||[[Image:Phillips-20503.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Phillips-20502|Phillips]]||Green Berry||1874 April 19||1899 January 30||||[[Image:Phillips-20502.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Broadwell-125|Phillips, formally Broadwell]]||Nancy||1822 May 5||1885 October 8||||[[Image:Broadwell-125.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Phillips-20504|Phillips]]||Rosilla||unknown||unknown||||[[Image:Phillips-20503.jpg|100px]] |- |Waters-|Waters||Louise Brooks||1933 April 16||2014 September 3|||| |- |Waters-|Waters||Thomas "J.W."||1932 November 3||2013 April 8|||| |- ==Sources== [https://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=cr&CRid=35458&CScn=morris+cemetery&CScntry=4&CSst=12&CScnty=442& Find A Grave for Phillips Cemetery] [http://ancestryjourneycemeteries.weebly.com/phillips-cemetery.html Ancestry Journey Cemetery - Phillips Cemetery Photos]
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Here are open questions about PHILLIPSs. Please edit this text, upload unidentified pictures, add your questions to the bulletin board, post fuzzy memories you want to clear up, etc. [[Category:Family Mysteries]] I am trying to find my step father and his wife. I found where they signed the book at the courthouse to be married, but have not found anything else. I know what his wifes parents names are and I'm trying to piece that together. Its moving very slowly and gets confusing ALOT of the time. He on the other hand,,,,,I only have his name and abt when he was born. I've searched everything that I can think of, but still can't find them. What should I do? How do I go about finding them?
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== Biography == :[[Category:Smith-40964]] :Phil's place to keep track of all those families he is working on :Phil's GEDm. T618013 :Phil's ID Smith-40964 :[[Space:Philip_Wayne_Smith_-_DNA_Cousins_-_Smith-40964|Phil's DNA Cousins]] :[[DNA_Confirmation|DNA Confirmation]] == DNA Confirmations == :[[Space:Smith_Casey_3_Way_DNA_Confirmation|Smith_Casey_3_Way_DNA_Confirmation]] look at === Pending Smith === :[[Space:Smith_Yates_Beckner_Cupit_Kercher_Hager_3_Way_DNA_Confirmation|Smith_Yates_Beckner_Cupit_Kercher_Hager_3_Way_DNA_Confirmation]] CHR 9 :[[Space:Smith_KayM_McClain_NIckles_Watts_Cougle_3_Way_DNA_Confirmation|Smith_KayM_McClain_NIckles_Watts_Cougle_3_Way_DNA_Confirmation]] CHR 14 :[[Space:Smith_DJB_Carpenter_3_Way_DNA_Confirmation|Smith_DJB_Carpenter_3_Way_DNA_Confirmation]] CHR 16 :[[Space:Smith_Richburg_Fiske_Kaulback_Groves_3_Way_DNA_Confirmation|Smith_Richburg_Fiske_Kaulback_Groves_3_Way_DNA_Confirmation]] CHR 17 :[[Space:Smith_ODonnell_Allen_Haines_Olson_Nash_3_Way_DNA_Confirmation|Smith_ODonnell_Allen_Haines_Olson_Nash_3_Way_DNA_Confirmation]] CHR 21 === Pending Cox === :[[Space:Epperson_Smith_CB_Mack_Miller_Walker_Kalbuyer_Pyles_Horne_White_3_Way_DNA_Confirmation|Epperson_Smith_CB_Mack_Miller_Walker_Kalbuyer_Pyles_Horne_White_3_Way_DNA_Confirmation]] :[[Space:Smith_CB_Epperson_WJH_Teresa_Purvis_3_Way_DNA_Confirmation|Smith_CB_Epperson_WJH_Teresa_Purvis_3_Way_DNA_Confirmation]] :[[Space:Evans_Patterson_Bryant_MLJ_Soul_3_Way_DNA_Confirmation|Evans_Patterson_Bryant_MLJ_Soul_3_Way_DNA_Confirmation]] === Patterson === ==== Pending ==== :[[Space:Smith_Palmer_Skinner_Holsomback_Atkins_et_all_3_Way_DNA_Confirmation|Smith_Palmer_Skinner_Holsomback_Atkins_et_all_3_Way_DNA_Confirmation]] CHR 3 :[[Space:Burton_Palmer_Flanagan_3_Way_DNA_Confirmation |Burton_Palmer_Flanagan_3_Way_DNA_Confirmation]] CHR 19 :[[Space:Smith_Palmer_Holsomback_3_Way_DNA_Confirmation |Smith_Palmer_Holsomback_3_Way_DNA_Confirmation]] CHR 3 :[[Space:Smith_Atkins_Gaddis_Palmer_3_Way_DNA_Confirmation |Smith_Atkins_Gaddis_Palmer_3_Way_DNA_Confirmation]] CHR 3 :[[Space:Williams_Patterson_Smith_3_Way_DNA_Confirmation|Williams_Patterson_Smith_3_Way_DNA_Confirmation]] CHR 19 :[[Space:Patterson_Luttrell_Wright_Mullinax_Hiatt_Arnold_Anne_3_Way_DNA_Confirmation|Patterson_Luttrell_Wright_Mullinax_Hiatt_Arnold_Anne_3_Way_DNA_Confirmation]] :[[Space:Smith_Kirklen_Hammer_Scott_Torkelson_3_Way_DNA_Confirmation|Smith_Kirklen_Hammer_Scott_Torkelson_3_Way_DNA_Confirmation]] CHR 5 :[[Space:Patterson_Smith_Burton_3_Way_DNA_Confirmation|Patterson Smith Burton 3 Way DNA Confirmation]] CHR 19 :[[Space:Simms_Williams_Burton_Palmer_3_Way_DNA_Confirmation|Simms_Williams_Burton_Palmer_3_Way_DNA_Confirmation]] CHR 22 :[[Space:Smith_Simms_BrianMd_LouAnn_beanie_3_Way_DNA_Confirmation|Smith_Simms_BrianMd_LouAnn_beanie_3_Way_DNA_Confirmation]] CHR 16 ==== Confirmed ==== :[[Space:Patterson_Smith_Burton_3_Way_DNA_Confirmation|Patterson_Smith_Burton_3_Way_DNA_Confirmation]] CHR 19 === DNA Cousins === :[[:Category: Patterson Name Study|Patterson Name Study]] === DNA Cousins === :[[Gill-4388|Tara Gill]] :[[Reasor-65|Thelma Bartiece (Reasor) Wood]] :[[Garrison-3125|Homer Garrison]] Epperson http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/40281457/family?cfpid=28074726971 Epperson [[Morgan-12638|Gaylene (Morgan) Epperson]] [[Frazier-1849|Amy (Frazier) Weatherford]] :[[Wilcox-1708|Harley Wilcox]] 4th cousin 1 removed. ---- :Patterson / Cox :Diane Dieter GEDm M143455 34.2 cM DNA segments :jamesbertiswade GEDm F235871 6.0 cM DNA segments *Maternal relationship is confirmed by a triangulated group consisting of [[Patterson-8282|Michael Palmer]] GEDmatch A636417, and Karen Skinner GEDmatch A253922 and [[Smith-40964|Philip Smith]] GEDmatch T618013 sharing a common 25.8 cM segment on chromosome 3 from 178,122,588 to 192,594,920. - OK to use this when Karen's family is entered. ---- Unknown connections :[[Bennett-15169|William Bennett]] and Elizabeth A. "Betty" Bennett formerly Amberger. :[[Bailie-92|Mary (Bailie) McLaughlin]] - 58.0 cM DNA segments. FTDNA :[[Tatum-494|Charles Lloyd Tatum]] - 65.95 cm DNA segments. FTDNA :Judith T. Mills - 45.34 cm DNA segments [[Faulk-198|Mitch Faulk]] === Current Work === :[[:Category:Projects|Category: Projects]] :: :[https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Space:Excise_D&public=1 '''Excise D'''] :: :[[:Category:United_States_of_America|Category:United States]] :[[Terrell-549| Terrell-549 - 5 Nov]] :[[Guillory-180|Guillory]] http://www.civilwarhome.com/civilwarnurses.htm Civil War Nurses Assorted Pattersons https://tinyurl.com/tkn2f5x various detail on several families Need category : [[Chang-55|Chang-55]] : [[Lam-120|Lam-120]] === Links at Wikitree === https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:WikiTree_Sourcer_User_Guide WikiTree Sourcer User Guide https://apps.wikitree.com/apps/clarke11007/Xfriends.php https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Template:CategoryInfoBox_Cemetery {{Ancestry Record|1234|5678}} The first number after the pipe (|) is the database name or number. 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Baxter]] 7th gr-grandfather : :[[Tarbox-32| Samuel Tarbox]] 8th gr-grandfather : :[[Armitage-462| Godfrey Armitage]] 9th gr-grandfather : :[[Dodge-494 | Tristam Dodge]] 8th gr-grandfather : :[[Innes-227 |Alexander Innes]] 8th gr-grandfather : :[[Huntley-137|John Huntley]] :[[Roach-714| John Roach]] gr-grand-father :End of the line :[https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/Smith-Family-Tree-43629 George M Smith tree] :[https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/Baxter-Family-Tree-1294 Nathan Baxter tree] :[[Husser-9|John Husser b 1833 Alsace]] :[[Dodge-1029| George Dodge]] :[[Rowland-11 | Samuel Rowland]] 10th gr-grandfather :[[Rogers-138 |James Rogers]] 9th gr-grandfather === Heads of Ian & Kyle's Families ===
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= THE PHOENIX CANNERY = == STEVESTON, RICHMOND, BRITISH COLUMBIA, CANADA == Phoenix Cannery built by [[English-1815 |Marshall Martin English]] in 1882 History: The Phoenix was Richmond’s first cannery, built by [[English-1815 |Marshall Martin English]] in 1882. The cannery had the first dock on the South Arm which allowed vessels to sail across the river to neighbouring municipalities, but it was aprivate dock for the use of the cannery only. The site also housed the first post office on the South Arm which was later moved to London’s Landing. [[English-1815 |Marshall Martin English]] also built a Catholic church near the Phoenix, and provided land for the construction of a Japanese Methodist Mission for his cannery workers. ---- Every year, the English family would pack up their house in New Westminster, British Columbia called [[Space:English_Corners |English Corners]], and make the 2-day journey by horse & carriage to, what they family called, [[Space:The_English_Farm_on_No._1_Road |"The Farm"]] in Steveston (aka Lulu Island, now Richmond), British Columbia for the salmon fishing and canning season. == Sources ==
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Three generations of Lake's occupied the Lake Mansion from 1906 to 1998 and they all collected photographs. The Lake Mansion is located three miles southeast of Hebron, Nebraska, in Thayer county. The first occupants were Joe and Mary Lake 1906-1947. Few photos have survived from those years and some predate their time of residence here. They both left their Lake and McConnelogue families in Iowa and had little contact with them. Frank and Nell moved from their homestead in the Sandhills in northern Nebraska to the Lake Mansion soon after Frank's father, Joe, died in 1942 in order to care for his mother, Mary. Nell undoubtedly contributed the most photos to the collection, mainly because her Corliss parents and siblings all lived nearby. Gene and Irene also moved from their cattle ranch in the Sandhills to Hebron shortly after Gene's mother, Nell, died in 1969. They worked hard sorting, cleaning and organizing the accumulation of sixty years. A son of the last occupants, while preparing for the sale of the house and contents, collected all the old photographs and kept them in spite of his first inclination to burn them. While they were in his possession, for about fifteen years, many friends and family viewed the photos and helped identify about three-fourths of them. In 2015 my uncle decided it was time to transfer the collection to me. I had paid him a visit once and identified a few that I have never seen before based on my recently acquired forensic knowledge of the family. When I contacted him again to scan a few more he told me it was his plan to give them all to me. I was overwhelmed, but I resolved that I would carry on the task of preserving them. Scanning them by the page to digital files took about six weeks and cropping them to individual photos took another six weeks. I uploaded them all, about 900 to the cloud on OneDrive, where they can be shared by request by password protected access. There are about a dozen family members who have sharing privileges. Since then two of them have sent files to me from their collections to add to this collection, which is now a little over 1,000.
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[[Category:Pickens County, South Carolina]] [[Category:South Carolina Projects]] {{One Place Study | place = Pickens County, South Carolina | category = Pickens County, South Carolina }} ----
*US 76 *US 123 *US 178 *Pickens School District ranked the highest in the state with an "A-" transparency score from Sunshine Review. Schools:
{| border="1" class="sortable" !Schools!! Schools!! Schools!! Schools |- |Forest Acres Elementary-Easley||Crosswell Elementary-Easley||West End Elementary-Easley||East End Elementary-Easley |- |McKissick Elementary-Easley||Pickens Elementary-Pickens||Hagood Elementary-Pickens||Ambler Elementary-Pickens |- |Clemson Elementary-Clemson||Liberty Elementary-Liberty||Chastain Road Elementary-Liberty||Central Elementary-Central |- |Dacusville Elementary-Dacusville||Six Mile Elementary-Six Mile||R.H. Gettys Middle-Easley||Pickens Middle-Pickens |- |R.C. Edwards Middle-Six Mile||Liberty Middle-Liberty||Dacusville Middle-Dacusville||Easley High School- Easley |- |Pickens High School- Pickens||D.W. Daniel High-Central||Liberty High-Liberty |} Colleges
*Clemson University *Southern Wesleyan University *Pickens County is served by the Pickens County Library System, headquartered in Easley, with four branch libraries in the county Police
*Pickens County Sheriff's Office is the largest law enforcement agency in the county, and provides its services to all unincorporated areas of the county, located at the Pickens County Law Enforcement Center which has the Detention Center also.. Incorporated communities without a police department, and may assist a city or town police department upon request by the department. The sheriff's office consists of the command staff, administrative support division, uniform patrol division, criminal investigations division, communications division, detention division, chaplains, law enforcement explorers, aviation division, marine patrol, K-9 unit, traffic & safety unit, forensics unit, narcotics unit, school resource, and special weapons and tactics. The current sheriff is Rick Clark. Fire
*There is no countywide fire department, but several communities in the county do maintain their own fire departments.: Easley Fire Department, Liberty Fire Department, Pickens Fire Department, Central Fire Department, Clemson University Fire Department, Dacusville Rural Fire Department, Central Rural Fire Department, Crosswell Fire Department, Six Mile Fire Department ====Cities/Towns==== *'''[[:Category:Clemson, South Carolina|Clemson]]''' (partly in Anderson County) *'''[[:Category:Easley, South Carolina|Easley]]''' (partly in Anderson County) *[[:Category:Liberty, South Carolina|Liberty]] *'''[[:Category:Pickens, South Carolina|Pickens]] (county seat)''' *[[:Category:Central, South Carolina|Central]] *[[:Category:Norris, South Carolina|Norris]] *'''[[:Category:Six Mile, South Carolina|Six Mile]]''' **[[:Category:Arial, South Carolina|Arial]] ***[[:Category:Dacusville, South Carolina|Dacusville]] ***[[:Category:Sunset, South Carolina|Sunset]] ====County Resources==== *[http://www.visitpickenscounty.com/heritage-culture/historic-sites/ Pickens Archaeological dig] *Table Rock State Park (South Carolina) is in Pickens County. {{Image|file=Pickens_County_South_Carolina-4.jpg |align=r |size=240 |caption=Table Rock Mountain Park. }}{{clear}} *Sassafras Mountain, highest point in South Carolina *The county includes a part of the Clemson College property. ====Veterans==== '''American Revolution'''
* * '''War of 1812 Veterans'''
* '''Civil War Veterans'''
*[[Breazeale-82|Samuel Perry Brezeale (1836 - 1915)]] *[[Hays-3794|Benjamin T Hays (1829 - 1864)]] *[[Leslie-1395|George Washington Leslie (1841 - 1916)]] *[[McJunkin-97|Robert McJunkin (1834 - 1862)]] * * '''Other'''
* * ====Notables==== *Bobby Baker, scandal-plagued Secretary to the Majority Leader of the Senate until 1963. *Charles H. Barker, awarded a Medal of Honor for his actions in the Korean War. *[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shoeless_Joe_Jackson Shoeless Joe Jackson], baseball player, born July 16, 1888; closely associated with the Black Sox Scandal in 1919; *Stanley Morgan, former NFL wide receiver who played for the New England Patriots, was born in Easley on February 17, 1955; member of the New England Patriots Hall of Fame. *Ray Robinson Williams, blind lawyer and state senator. *Sam Wyche, former NFL football player and coach, resident. *Benjy Bronk, in-studio joke writer and on-air persona for the Howard Stern Show. ====Census==== :1830 --- 14,473 — :1840 --- 14,356 −0.8% :1850 --- 16,904 17.7% :1860 --- 19,639 16.2% :1870 --- 10,269 −47.7% :1880 --- 14,389 40.1% :1890 --- 16,389 13.9% :1900 --- 19,375 18.2% :1910 --- 25,422 31.2% :1920 --- 28,329 11.4% :1930 --- 33,709 19.0% :1940 --- 37,111 10.1% :1950 --- 40,058 7.9% :1960 --- 46,030 14.9% :1970 --- 58,956 28.1% :1980 --- 79,292 34.5% :1990 --- 93,894 18.4% :2000 --- 110,757 18.0% :2010 --- 119,224 7.6% :Est. 2016 --- 122,863 ===Cemeteries=== {{Image|file=Rusk County Cemeteries.gif |align=l |size=360 |caption= }}{{clear}} *'''[[:Category: Jones Cemetery, Pickens County, South Carolina|Jones Cemetery]]''' *[[:Category: Griffin Baptist Church Cemetery, Pickens, South Carolina|Griffin Baptist Church Cemetery]] which is about equidistant from Pickens and Pumpkintown (805 added memorials 63% photographed) **[https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/70208/griffin-baptist-church-cemetery FindAGrave-Griffin Baptist Church Cemetery] *[[:Category: Baker Family Cemetery, Pickens County, South Carolina|Baker Family Cemetery]] ::[https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/69444/baker-cemetery FindAGrave Baker Cemetery] :::(south of Red Hill Road near the Red Hill Church, which has its own cemetery) *http://www.cemeteryscgs.scgen.org/39-pickens.html *https://roadsidethoughts.com/sc/cemeteries/baker-cemetery-xx-pickens-profile.htm *https://southcarolina.hometownlocator.com/maps/feature-map,ftc,2,fid,1243252,n,baker%20cemetery.cfm *http://genealogytrails.com/scar/pickens/cemeteries1.htm :::N34 53.983 , W82 44.032 *http://files.usgwarchives.net/sc/pickens/cemeteries/p008.txt *[[:Category: Hillcrest Memorial Park, Pickens, South Carolina|Hillcrest Memorial Park]] ::[https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/70310/hillcrest-memorial-park FindAGrave Hillcrest Memorial Park] :::Hillcrest Memorial Park, 2410 Gentry Memorial Hwy, Pickens Pickens County, South Carolina 29671; (9,882 Memorials added48% photographed) :::(on Gentry Memorial Highway about 2 miles outside Pickens toward Easley) *[[:Category: Colhoun Family Cemetery, Clemson, South Carolina|Colhoun Family Cemetery]] *[[:Category: Old Stone Church Cemetery, Clemson, South Carolina|Old Stone Church Cemetery]] *[[:Category: Woodland Cemetery, Clemson, South Carolina|Woodland Cemetery]] *[[:Category: Cross Roads Baptist Church Cemetery, Easley, South Carolina|Cross Roads Baptist Church Cemetery]] *[[:Category: Enon Baptist Church Cemetery, Easley, South Carolina|Enon Baptist Church Cemetery]] *[[:Category: Georges Creek Baptist Church Cemetery, Easley, South Carolina|Georges Creek Baptist Church Cemetery]] *[[:Category: Greenlawn Memorial Park, Easley, South Carolina|Greenlawn Memorial Park]] *[[:Category: Oates Family Cemetery, Easley, South Carolina|Oates Family Cemetery]] *[[:Category: Robinson Memorial Gardens, Easley, South Carolina|Robinson Memorial Gardens]] *[[:Category: Zion Methodist Church Cemetery, Easley, South Carolina|Zion Methodist Church Cemetery]] *[[:Category: New Hope Methodist Church Cemetery, Eastatoe, South Carolina|New Hope Methodist Church Cemetery]] *[[:Category: Clayton-O'Dell-Bowen Cemetery, Liberty, South Carolina|Clayton-O'Dell-Bowen Cemetery]] *[[:Category: West View Cemetery, Liberty, South Carolina|West View Cemetery]] *[[:Category: Norris Cemetery, Central, South Carolina|Norris Cemetery]] *[[:Category: Pickens Cemetery, Pickens, South Carolina|Pickens Cemetery]] *[[:Category: Pickens Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Pickens, South Carolina| Pickens Presbyterian Church Cemetery]] *[[:Category: Pickens View Wesleyan Church Cemetery, Pickens, South Carolina|Pickens View Wesleyan Church Cemetery]] *[[:Category: Porters Chapel United Methodist Church Cemetery, Pickens, South Carolina|Porters Chapel United Methodist Church Cemetery]] *[[:Category: Sunrise Cemetery, Pickens, South Carolina|Sunrise Cemetery]] *[[:Category: Oolenoy Baptist Church Cemetery, Pumpkintown, South Carolina|Oolenoy Baptist Church Cemetery]] *[[:Category: Chastain Cemetery, Pumpkintown, South Carolina|Chastain Cemetery]] *[[:Category: Daniel Alexander Family Cemetery, Sunset, South Carolina|Daniel Alexander Family Cemetery]] *[[:Category: Parrott Family Cemetery, Sunset, South Carolina|Parrott Family Cemetery]] *[[:Category: Bethlehem United Methodist Church Cemetery, Pickens County, South Carolina|Bethlehem United Methodist Church Cemetery]] *[[:Category: Hagood Family Cemetery, Pickens County, South Carolina|Hagood Family Cemetery]] *[[:Category: Saluda Hill Baptist Church Cemetery, Pickens County, South Carolina|Saluda Hill Baptist Church Cemetery]] FindAGrave Cemeteries
*[https://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=csr&CScnty=2351 FindaGrave Pickens co. Cemeteries] *[https://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=csr&CScnty=2351&CSsr=41& FindaGrave2 Cemeteries] ===Sources===
Welcome to Pickens County, South Carolina Project!
{{US History|sub-project=South Carolina}} {{Sticker | category = Pickens County, South Carolina | image = Pickens_County_South_Carolina-1.png | text = [[Space: Pickens County, South Carolina|Pickens County, South Carolina]] }} *Leader of this Project is [[J-276|Paula J]] *Coordinator is [[Richardson-7161|Mary Richardson]] ===History/Timeline=== {{Image|file=Pickens_County_South_Carolina.png |align=c |size=450 |caption=Pickens county logo on SC state flag}}{{clear}} :'''Pre 1776''' Cherokees lived in this area who fought with the British, were defeated, and finally surrendered their lands The Cherokees requested protection from the Creek Indians. Fort Prince George was built on Keowee River. http://www.carolana.com/SC/Counties/pickens_county_sc.htmlhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pickens_County,_South_Carolinahttp://www.co.pickens.sc.us/History/default.aspxhttp://www.co.pickens.sc.us/History/default.aspx :'''mid 1700's'''The Presbyterian congregation for Carmel Church was originally formed Carmel is the oldest Presbyterian Church in the old Pendleton district. The first church was built of logs. The present sanctuary, constructed of hand made bricks was completed in 1856. {{Image|file=Pickens_County_South_Carolina.jpg |align=c |size=400 |caption=Pickens co. map }} :'''1780'''- Capt. James Dunlap of Col. Elijah Clarke's (GA) Regiment and troops of Lt Col. James McCall's Mounted Rifles (known as Upper Ninety-Six Reg. of Militia) skirmished with some Loyalists. The skirmish, Dunlap's Skirmish was a draw with neither side winning. Both were led by men named James Dunlap.http://www.carolana.com/SC/Revolution/revolution_fort_rutledge.html ::These former Cherokee lands became part of Ninety Six Judicial District. :'''1776''' - The Cherokee town of Old Seneca was later destroyed by American troops in 1776. :'''1783''' Patriot, Brig. General Andrew Pickens moved to Pickens District after the American Revolution. He was one of the Pendleton District founders. After 1826 and 1868 division, Pickens County became the present county. Its County Seat is Pickens, SC. :'''1786''' -Secona Baptist Church was built 2 miles west of Pickens . 1789- Church was organized . :'''1791'''- South Carolina State legislature formed Washington District as a judicial area containing the present-day counties of Greenville, Anderson, Pickens, and Pendleton Counties. :'''1795''' -Oolenoy Baptist Church was built of logs with minister, Rev. John Chasten. It was named from a well-respected Cherokee Chief Woolenoy.. ::Pickensville, Pickens County formed as the first Court House Town, with the streets being surveyed and laid off. After this buildings began to be built including the large wooden hotel which was the early stagecoach Stop. Pickensville was near the town of '''[[:Category:Easley, South Carolina|Easley]]'''Easley. :'''1798''' Washington District was divided into Greenville and Pendleton districts. Pendleton district included Anderson, Oconee and Pickens Counties.. Pendleton district soon had its own new courthouse in Pickensville which heard the cases in the Court of General Sessions ad common Pleas. A new courthouse was built at Pendleton for the Court of General Sessions and Pleas. Soon Pickensville declined in population. {{Image|file=Pickens_County_South_Carolina-5.jpg |align=r |size=420 |caption=Fort Hill Plantation }}{{clear}} :'''Slavery '''[http://freedomonthemove.org Slavery on the Move] :'''1811-1850''' John Caldwell Calhoun served many years in politics. He served as United States representative (1811-1817), Secretary of War to President James Monroe. (1825-29 John Caldwell Calhoun was Vice President to President John Quincy Adams.. (1829-1843) Vice President to President Andrew Jackson, (1832-43) United States Senator, (1844-45) Secretary of State to President John Tyler, (1845- 1850) United States Senator. Calhoun made his home at Fort Hill plantation in Pickens County :'''1825''' Benjamin Hagood built the original Hagood mil. Joseph Woodal built Golden Creek Mill was originally built on Golden Creek to provide cornmeal, grits and flour In later years it was converted into a Cotton Gin and Press. {{Image|file=Pickens_County_South_Carolina-8.jpg |align=r |size=450 |caption=Old Fort Hill Plantation drawing }}{{clear}} :'''1826''' - South Carolina legislature divided Pendleton District into counties.(Pendleton District had an increasing population but poor transportation.. Pickens Courthouse Post Office was built on Main Street, May 16th. :'''1827''' South Carolina changed its mind and divided Pendleton area into districts again... :'''1828-1830''' This Old Pickens Presbyterian Church started with the legislature formation of the Pickens District and its early town named '''Pickens Court House, South Carolina'''. 160 years later this Old Pickens Church exists on a hill with a view of the Keowee River. Pickens Court House served the residents as well as Keowee River Valley families. The church was built 1830's of bricks taken from the river banks. It had a gallery for slaves to sit in worship service. The cemetery has many historical markers, including General Andrew Pickens. For more information go to www.oldpickens.org.http://discoversouthcarolina.com/products/28119 {{Image|file=Pickens_County_South_Carolina-9.jpg |align=r |size=350 |caption=Old Pickens Court House District, Presbyterian Church }}{{clear}} :'''1828''' - SC legislation went into effect. Lower part of Pendleton district became Anderson district. The upper part (more northward) became Pickens District.. Pickens District was named in honor of a Revolutionary soldier, Brigadier General Andrew Pickens, who had a home in the southern part of the district, named Hopewell. :'''1828''' A courthouse was built on the west bank of the Keowee River, and a small town named "Pickens Court House" grew around the Courthouse. :'''1845''' - Hagood Mill, gristmill was rebuilt 3 miles north of Pickens, near Hwy 178 on Hagood Mill Road by Benjamin Hagood's son, James Hagood. {{Image|file=Pickens_County_South_Carolina-10.jpg |align=r |size=400 |caption=Hagood Mill Historic Site. }}{{clear}} :'''1856''' -Hagood-Mauldin House built by James E. Hagood in the town, Pickens Courthouse. :'''1860''' Pickens District's population was 19,000 persons of whom 22% were slaves. The district although mainly rural and agricultural, had a few sawmills, gristmills and shops.. Many Protestant churches were present. There were only a few schools. Sept. 1860 Blue Ridge Railroad arrived. :'''1860 Pickens District''' contained 19,000 with 22% being African American slaves. It was a rural and agricultural district having sawmills, gristmills, many Protestant churches, shops, but was low on schools. By September the Blue Ridge Railroad arrived. :'''1861-65'''Pickens District did not have many Yankee troops attacks. It was ransacked by deserters and marauders from up in the mountains. :'''1862-65''' The Civil War did not have battles in the county. Vagabonds, thieves and deserters came in from the mountains and stole and destroyed houses or farms. :'''1866-70's''' The Civil war left the county destitute and without slaves. Plantations had no labor for the cotton. :'''1868''' - The South Carolina Constitutional Convention met in the first year of Reconstruction. At this time the state changed the name district to county and formed Oconee County from part of Pickens District west of the Keowee and Seneca rivers . The Fort Hill estate of John C Calhoun first was assigned to Oconee County. In 1960 this Fort Hill estate of John C Calhoun was transferred to Pickens County in the 1960s. ::A new courthouse for Pickens County was built in its current location, and many of the residents of Old Pickens on the Keowee moved to the newly created town, some with their dismantled homes. The loss of the Oconee area greatly reduced the county's population. It did not again reach 19,000 until 1900. :'''1868 -70's''' Soapstone Church was built in the late 1860's by freed men who settled here after the Civil War. It is the oldest African-American Church in the Upstate, used for Sunday worship. {{Image|file=Pickens_County_South_Carolina-14.jpg |align=r |size=350 |caption=Hopewell, Clemson. }}{{clear}} :'''1868''' Pickens District divided into Pickens and Oconee counties. The town of Pickens Courthouse relocated to present site and name changed to Pickens. To purchase land to relocate, Elihu Griffin donated $270 for 94 acres, James Ferguson donated $50 for 18 acres, Wynn Blassingame donated $12 for 24 acres and William Allgood donated $75 for 15 acres. :'''1868''' Hagood-Mauldin House, built in 1856 by James Hagood, a prominent attorney, was moved from "Old Pickens" to present location (104 N. Lewis St., '''[[:Category:Pickens, South Carolina|Pickens]]'''. The Pickens Courthouse Methodist Episcopal Church South began as the first church in the new town and people of all denominations attended services. :'''1869''' The Masonic Lodge was torn down and moved from Old Pickens to New Pickens. The Pickens first courthouse was built. James M. McFall and John Lewis Thornley built merchangille store, an early store built on Main Street in '''[[:Category:Pickens, South Carolina|Pickens]]'''. :'''1870's''' Atlanta and Charlotte Air Line Railroad (Southern Railway) helped speed settlement in the county. {{Image|file=Pickens_County_South_Carolina-11.jpg |align=r |size=400 |caption=Maynard School burning }}{{clear}} :'''1871''' -First issue of the "Pickens Sentinel" (oldest business) newspaper published in July. Dr. Francis A. Miles opened his practice on July 27th. The first academy built in '''[[:Category:Pickens, South Carolina|Pickens]]''', located on the west side of South Catherine Street, used until 1881. :'''1872''' Village of Calhoun started (later became '''[[:Category:Clemson, South Carolina|Clemson]]'''). Pickens Graded & High School / Pickens Institute started by Mrs. Spartan Goodlet. :'''1874''' Easley, South Carolina developed, named for General W. K. Easley, was chartered. Other towns, Liberty and Central sprang up along the railroad and incorporated. :'''August 18th, 1876''' - the citizens of Pickens County traveled to the various polling places, casting ballots in a Democratic primary, the first in South Carolina. :'''1880''' The Griffin House, (location) was built by J. C (Calhoun) Griffin. This is the same site that Elihu Griffin built his home decades earlier. :'''Dec 24, 1890''' :'''Dec. 24, 1890''' the South Carolina General Assembly granted a charter for the Pickens Railroad Company. Calhoun, SC (part of Clemson) began as a town. :'''1889-1890''' John C Calhoun's son-in-law, Thomas Green Clemson (1807-1888), bequeathed the Fort Hill plantation to South Carolina for use as an agricultural college, which led to the founding of Clemson University. :'''1891''' Second Pickens County Courthouse built. The Pickens Inn boarding house was built, across from the train station at the corner of Cedar Rock St. and Hampton Ave. :'''1894''' The name of the post office was changed to '''[[:Category:Pickens, South Carolina|Pickens]] (county seat)''' on January 30th (from Pickens Court House) :'''1895''' - The first cotton mill was begun by D.K. Norris at Cateechee. A major factor in Pickens County's growth was the coming of the textile industry. :'''1898''' Maiden run (and wreck) of the Pickens "Doodle". Railroad called Doodle by locals because it could not turn around on the tracks so to return from Easley it backed into Pickens "like a doodle-bug". :'''late 1800's, later 1930''' Built in the late 1800s, and originally known as Gravely Mill, it became known as Meece Mill with its new owner Bob Meece. The mill was reconstructed by Mac Walker in 1930 and operated until 1964. Today it is home to Yoder's B-B-Q and is known a Yoder's at Meece Mill. :'''1900's''' '''[[:Category:Six Mile, South Carolina|Six Mile]]''' and Norris were incorporated. The county had 3 cotton mills, 2 railroads, 3 bands 3 roller mills, 37 saw mills, 10 shingle mills and 4 brickyards. First Fire Department in Pickens, which used a two-wheel cart with a (2 1/2 inch hose) around the drum of the cart. :'''1902''' Pickens County Jail (present-day Pickens County Museum) built. {{Image|file=Pickens_County_South_Carolina-3.jpg |align=r |size=400 |caption=Old Jail, now Pickens County Museum }}{{clear}} :'''1903'''- The Hiawatha Hotel (which is currently the Pickens Hotel) was built and was a popular summer resort for the low country people. Presently the building is offices, but still has a few rooms upstairs for weekly or monthly boarders. :'''1904''' - Pickens Centralized High School was built. Used at first for first through tenth grades, then combined junior and high school until 1954 when current Pickens High School was built, at which time it became a junior high until January 1968. This building was torn down in the 1970s. :'''1906''' -Central Wesleyan University opened (renamed Southern Wesleyan, 1995). The Pickens Cotton Mill was chartered. :'''1907''' First bridge across the Keowee River (Chapman Steel Bridge). :'''1909''' Last legal public hanging at Pickens County Courthouse. :'''1916''' The Keowee Flood, when Toxaway Dam broke, destroyed many homes and the original steel bridge at Chapman's Ford. The 130-foot long Chapman's Covered Bridge, consisting of 50,000 board feet of heart pine lumber replaced the bridge the next year. {{Image|file=Pickens_County_South_Carolina-13.jpg |align=r |size=340 |caption= Tillman Hall }}{{clear}} :'''1929''' Six Mile devastated by tornado. *'''See [[Space:Six_Mile_1929_Tornado|Six Mile 1929 Tornado]] ''' :'''1930'''- Paved highways were completed, running from Greenville to Walhalla via Easley, Liberty, and Central. :'''1934''' Pickens, SC purchased a 1925 model Seagrave Fire Truck from the city of Danville, VA, which was the first fire truck Pickens ever had. :'''1939''' The Poinsett Lumber and Manufacturing Co., a division of The Singer Company (now OWT) purchased the railroad. :'''1940''' Pickens county had a population of 37,000 (13.2 percent black), but still was rural and an agriculture-based economy. Similar to the other Piedmont counties, relying on cotton. The citizens either growing the cotton or manufacturing it into cloth. :'''1941 - 1994''' -Hanover House, built in 1716 for French Huguenot Paul De St. Julien in Berkeley County, SC was moved to Clemson University in 1941, and moved again to the South Carolina Botanical Garden in 1994. :'''1943''' Last reunion of Confederate veterans at home of Matthew Hendricks (he was 101 years old). {{Image|file=Pickens_County_South_Carolina-12.jpg |align=r |size=300 |caption=Central Roller Mill }}{{clear}} :'''1945''' Oolenoy Baptist Church, which was originally built in 1795 of logs and rebuilt in 1840 of planks, was again rebuilt in 1945. This church is still in use today. :'''1959''' Third and present courthouse built in '''[[:Category:Pickens, South Carolina|Pickens]]'''. The Singer Company consolidated its sawmill and cabinet operations with the woodworking operations from Arkansas and the Craftsman power tools from New Jersey to the Pickens location. :'''1963''' -Poinsett Lumber and Manufacturing co. sold the "Doodle" to James F. Jones of North Carolina for approximately $50,000. It now has a home as a tourist attraction in that state. :'''1964''' -Mayfair Mill acquired The Pickens Cotton Mill and operated it as the Mayfair Mill until it closed in 2002. :'''1966''' Archaeological excavations at Fort Prince George site on Keowee River. {{Image|file=Pickens_County_South_Carolina-4.jpg |align=r |size=450 |caption=Table rock Mountain Park. }}{{clear}} :'''1967''' - Work in progress for Keowee Toxaway Nuclear Project :'''1972''' 99 manufacturing plants were in the county which employed 15,000 citizens producing textiles. Pickens County receives migration into the county due to climate, job availability, close proximity to Greenville's market and scenic beauty. :'''1975''' Old Pickens County Jail reopened as Pickens County Museums. :'''1988''' Ryobi Limited purchased the former Motor Products Division of The Singer Company renaming it Ryobi Motor Products Corp here in Pickens. The facility is now home to OWT Industries. ::'''[[:Category:Pickens, South Carolina|Pickens]]''', the county seat, in 1920 had 895 inhabitants, now estimated at 1,150. It is the highest incorporated village in the state, 1,162 feet above sea level, and has water works, sewerage, paved streets, electric lights and power. ::'''[[:Category:Easley, South Carolina|Easley]]''', population 3,568 in 1920; Liberty, 1,705; Central, 898; Calhoun, 450 (railroad station for Clemson College); Norris, 206; and Six Mile, 134; are towns on the Southern Railway. Six Mile has a growing Baptist school and a well ordered private hospital. :'''post 194'''5 Since World War 2, the county history has changed in economics and population. There are 00 manufacturing plants with 15,000 citizens employees. A wide variety of products are produced. As a result migration into Pickens County due to climate, industry and the closeness to market are significant. ===Government Offices=== {{Image|file=Pickens_County_South_Carolina-1.png |align=c |size=225 |caption=logo }} '''1828''' '''A courthouse''' was built on the west bank of the Keowee River, and a small town named "Pickens Court House" grew around the Courthouse. '''1891 Second Pickens County Courthouse built.''' {{Image|file=Pickens_County_South_Carolina-2.jpg |align=r |size=425 |caption=current Pickens County Courthouse }}{{clear}} '''1959 Third and present courthouse built.''' ===Geography=== :Pickens County is located in the NW part of South Carolina. 2010 census, showed population was 119,224. :County Seat Its county seat is Pickens. The county was created in 1826 :Size - total area of 512 square miles (1,330 km2). 496 square miles (1,280 km2) is land and 16 square miles (41 km2) (3.1%) is water. :Mountains - Sassafras Mountain -highest natural point in South Carolina. Pickens County is Mountainous in the northern part. :Valleys - are fertile :Soil - A fine clay soil provides a foundation for great productivity. the hill soils are perfect for apples and other fruits. Soil in southern part is best for cotton and truck farming, grains, peaches and other fruits :Elevation of 3560 feet (1085 m). :Parks -Table Rock State Park (South Carolina) is in Pickens County. Mountainous in the northern part with fertile valleys productive of core, hay and small grain, :Growing season averages 210 days. :Vegetation -hills are covered with hardwood and other timber, which is judiciously cut to prevent over-logging, then marketed in lumber, tan bark, and acids. Numerous bold streams lead into the border rivers, furnishing water power for corn and wheat mills, cotton gins and electricity, and on these streams are rich bottom lands. Thirty-six miles of double tracked main line of Southern railway traverse the county and Easley is connected with Pickens by a branch line of nine miles :Pickens County is in the Savannah River basin, the Saluda River basin, and the French Broad River basin ====Adjacent counties==== * Transylvania County, North Carolina – north{{Image|file=Pickens_County_South_Carolina-1.jpg |align=r |size=240 |caption=Pickens county in SC. }} *Greenville County – east *Anderson County – south *Oconee County – west ===Protected areas=== *Table Rock State Park (South Carolina) *Sassafras Mountain, highest point in South Carolina ===Demographics=== In 2000, there were 110,757 people living in the county with a population density of 223 people/sq. mi. The racial makeup of the county was 90.27% White, 6.82% Black or African American, 0.16% Native American, 1.18% Asian, 0.01% Pacific Islander, 0.70% from other races, and 0.85% from two or more races. 1.70% of the population were Hispanic or Latino of any race. 27.9% were of American, 11.8% English, 11.6% Irish, 10.3% German and 5.0% Scotch-Irish ancestry. In 2010 there were119,224 people were in the county with a population density of 240.2 people/sq. mi. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pickens_County,_South_Carolina {{Image|file=Pickens_County_South_Carolina-1.png |align=c |size=300 |caption=Pickens county logo. }} Highways*US 76 *US 123 *US 178 *Pickens School District ranked the highest in the state with an "A-" transparency score from Sunshine Review. Schools:
{| border="1" class="sortable" !Schools!! Schools!! Schools!! Schools |- |Forest Acres Elementary-Easley||Crosswell Elementary-Easley||West End Elementary-Easley||East End Elementary-Easley |- |McKissick Elementary-Easley||Pickens Elementary-Pickens||Hagood Elementary-Pickens||Ambler Elementary-Pickens |- |Clemson Elementary-Clemson||Liberty Elementary-Liberty||Chastain Road Elementary-Liberty||Central Elementary-Central |- |Dacusville Elementary-Dacusville||Six Mile Elementary-Six Mile||R.H. Gettys Middle-Easley||Pickens Middle-Pickens |- |R.C. Edwards Middle-Six Mile||Liberty Middle-Liberty||Dacusville Middle-Dacusville||Easley High School- Easley |- |Pickens High School- Pickens||D.W. Daniel High-Central||Liberty High-Liberty |} Colleges
*Clemson University *Southern Wesleyan University *Pickens County is served by the Pickens County Library System, headquartered in Easley, with four branch libraries in the county Police
*Pickens County Sheriff's Office is the largest law enforcement agency in the county, and provides its services to all unincorporated areas of the county, located at the Pickens County Law Enforcement Center which has the Detention Center also.. Incorporated communities without a police department, and may assist a city or town police department upon request by the department. The sheriff's office consists of the command staff, administrative support division, uniform patrol division, criminal investigations division, communications division, detention division, chaplains, law enforcement explorers, aviation division, marine patrol, K-9 unit, traffic & safety unit, forensics unit, narcotics unit, school resource, and special weapons and tactics. The current sheriff is Rick Clark. Fire
*There is no countywide fire department, but several communities in the county do maintain their own fire departments.: Easley Fire Department, Liberty Fire Department, Pickens Fire Department, Central Fire Department, Clemson University Fire Department, Dacusville Rural Fire Department, Central Rural Fire Department, Crosswell Fire Department, Six Mile Fire Department ====Cities/Towns==== *'''[[:Category:Clemson, South Carolina|Clemson]]''' (partly in Anderson County) *'''[[:Category:Easley, South Carolina|Easley]]''' (partly in Anderson County) *[[:Category:Liberty, South Carolina|Liberty]] *'''[[:Category:Pickens, South Carolina|Pickens]] (county seat)''' *[[:Category:Central, South Carolina|Central]] *[[:Category:Norris, South Carolina|Norris]] *'''[[:Category:Six Mile, South Carolina|Six Mile]]''' **[[:Category:Arial, South Carolina|Arial]] ***[[:Category:Dacusville, South Carolina|Dacusville]] ***[[:Category:Sunset, South Carolina|Sunset]] ====County Resources==== *[http://www.visitpickenscounty.com/heritage-culture/historic-sites/ Pickens Archaeological dig] *Table Rock State Park (South Carolina) is in Pickens County. {{Image|file=Pickens_County_South_Carolina-4.jpg |align=r |size=240 |caption=Table Rock Mountain Park. }}{{clear}} *Sassafras Mountain, highest point in South Carolina *The county includes a part of the Clemson College property. ====Veterans==== '''American Revolution'''
* * '''War of 1812 Veterans'''
* '''Civil War Veterans'''
*[[Breazeale-82|Samuel Perry Brezeale (1836 - 1915)]] *[[Hays-3794|Benjamin T Hays (1829 - 1864)]] *[[Leslie-1395|George Washington Leslie (1841 - 1916)]] *[[McJunkin-97|Robert McJunkin (1834 - 1862)]] * * '''Other'''
* * ====Notables==== *Bobby Baker, scandal-plagued Secretary to the Majority Leader of the Senate until 1963. *Charles H. Barker, awarded a Medal of Honor for his actions in the Korean War. *[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shoeless_Joe_Jackson Shoeless Joe Jackson], baseball player, born July 16, 1888; closely associated with the Black Sox Scandal in 1919; *Stanley Morgan, former NFL wide receiver who played for the New England Patriots, was born in Easley on February 17, 1955; member of the New England Patriots Hall of Fame. *Ray Robinson Williams, blind lawyer and state senator. *Sam Wyche, former NFL football player and coach, resident. *Benjy Bronk, in-studio joke writer and on-air persona for the Howard Stern Show. ====Census==== :1830 --- 14,473 — :1840 --- 14,356 −0.8% :1850 --- 16,904 17.7% :1860 --- 19,639 16.2% :1870 --- 10,269 −47.7% :1880 --- 14,389 40.1% :1890 --- 16,389 13.9% :1900 --- 19,375 18.2% :1910 --- 25,422 31.2% :1920 --- 28,329 11.4% :1930 --- 33,709 19.0% :1940 --- 37,111 10.1% :1950 --- 40,058 7.9% :1960 --- 46,030 14.9% :1970 --- 58,956 28.1% :1980 --- 79,292 34.5% :1990 --- 93,894 18.4% :2000 --- 110,757 18.0% :2010 --- 119,224 7.6% :Est. 2016 --- 122,863 ===Cemeteries=== {{Image|file=Rusk County Cemeteries.gif |align=l |size=360 |caption= }}{{clear}} *'''[[:Category: Jones Cemetery, Pickens County, South Carolina|Jones Cemetery]]''' *[[:Category: Griffin Baptist Church Cemetery, Pickens, South Carolina|Griffin Baptist Church Cemetery]] which is about equidistant from Pickens and Pumpkintown (805 added memorials 63% photographed) **[https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/70208/griffin-baptist-church-cemetery FindAGrave-Griffin Baptist Church Cemetery] *[[:Category: Baker Family Cemetery, Pickens County, South Carolina|Baker Family Cemetery]] ::[https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/69444/baker-cemetery FindAGrave Baker Cemetery] :::(south of Red Hill Road near the Red Hill Church, which has its own cemetery) *http://www.cemeteryscgs.scgen.org/39-pickens.html *https://roadsidethoughts.com/sc/cemeteries/baker-cemetery-xx-pickens-profile.htm *https://southcarolina.hometownlocator.com/maps/feature-map,ftc,2,fid,1243252,n,baker%20cemetery.cfm *http://genealogytrails.com/scar/pickens/cemeteries1.htm :::N34 53.983 , W82 44.032 *http://files.usgwarchives.net/sc/pickens/cemeteries/p008.txt *[[:Category: Hillcrest Memorial Park, Pickens, South Carolina|Hillcrest Memorial Park]] ::[https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/70310/hillcrest-memorial-park FindAGrave Hillcrest Memorial Park] :::Hillcrest Memorial Park, 2410 Gentry Memorial Hwy, Pickens Pickens County, South Carolina 29671; (9,882 Memorials added48% photographed) :::(on Gentry Memorial Highway about 2 miles outside Pickens toward Easley) *[[:Category: Colhoun Family Cemetery, Clemson, South Carolina|Colhoun Family Cemetery]] *[[:Category: Old Stone Church Cemetery, Clemson, South Carolina|Old Stone Church Cemetery]] *[[:Category: Woodland Cemetery, Clemson, South Carolina|Woodland Cemetery]] *[[:Category: Cross Roads Baptist Church Cemetery, Easley, South Carolina|Cross Roads Baptist Church Cemetery]] *[[:Category: Enon Baptist Church Cemetery, Easley, South Carolina|Enon Baptist Church Cemetery]] *[[:Category: Georges Creek Baptist Church Cemetery, Easley, South Carolina|Georges Creek Baptist Church Cemetery]] *[[:Category: Greenlawn Memorial Park, Easley, South Carolina|Greenlawn Memorial Park]] *[[:Category: Oates Family Cemetery, Easley, South Carolina|Oates Family Cemetery]] *[[:Category: Robinson Memorial Gardens, Easley, South Carolina|Robinson Memorial Gardens]] *[[:Category: Zion Methodist Church Cemetery, Easley, South Carolina|Zion Methodist Church Cemetery]] *[[:Category: New Hope Methodist Church Cemetery, Eastatoe, South Carolina|New Hope Methodist Church Cemetery]] *[[:Category: Clayton-O'Dell-Bowen Cemetery, Liberty, South Carolina|Clayton-O'Dell-Bowen Cemetery]] *[[:Category: West View Cemetery, Liberty, South Carolina|West View Cemetery]] *[[:Category: Norris Cemetery, Central, South Carolina|Norris Cemetery]] *[[:Category: Pickens Cemetery, Pickens, South Carolina|Pickens Cemetery]] *[[:Category: Pickens Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Pickens, South Carolina| Pickens Presbyterian Church Cemetery]] *[[:Category: Pickens View Wesleyan Church Cemetery, Pickens, South Carolina|Pickens View Wesleyan Church Cemetery]] *[[:Category: Porters Chapel United Methodist Church Cemetery, Pickens, South Carolina|Porters Chapel United Methodist Church Cemetery]] *[[:Category: Sunrise Cemetery, Pickens, South Carolina|Sunrise Cemetery]] *[[:Category: Oolenoy Baptist Church Cemetery, Pumpkintown, South Carolina|Oolenoy Baptist Church Cemetery]] *[[:Category: Chastain Cemetery, Pumpkintown, South Carolina|Chastain Cemetery]] *[[:Category: Daniel Alexander Family Cemetery, Sunset, South Carolina|Daniel Alexander Family Cemetery]] *[[:Category: Parrott Family Cemetery, Sunset, South Carolina|Parrott Family Cemetery]] *[[:Category: Bethlehem United Methodist Church Cemetery, Pickens County, South Carolina|Bethlehem United Methodist Church Cemetery]] *[[:Category: Hagood Family Cemetery, Pickens County, South Carolina|Hagood Family Cemetery]] *[[:Category: Saluda Hill Baptist Church Cemetery, Pickens County, South Carolina|Saluda Hill Baptist Church Cemetery]] FindAGrave Cemeteries
*[https://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=csr&CScnty=2351 FindaGrave Pickens co. Cemeteries] *[https://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=csr&CScnty=2351&CSsr=41& FindaGrave2 Cemeteries] ===Sources===
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= [[Space:Picton_Castle|Picton Castle]] = [[Category: Picton Castle, Pembrokeshire]][[Space:Wales_Historic_Buildings_Team|Wales Historic Buildings Team]] [[Category: Wales Project]] [[Category:Picton Castle, Pembrokeshire]] {{Image|file=Picton_Castle-2.jpg |align=c |size=550px |caption='''Antique Line Engraving'''
~ Picton Castle in Pembrokeshire in 1810 ''by J. Greig after J. Carter'' }} [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Picton_Castle Picton Castle] ([http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Welsh_language Welsh]: Castell Pictwn) is a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Medieval medieval] [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Castle Castle] near [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haverfordwest Haverfordwest] in [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pembrokeshire Pembrokeshire], [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wales Wales]. Originally built at the end of the 13th century by [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Wogan_(Justiciar_of_Ireland) Sir John Wogan] and is still inhabited by his descendants, the Philipps family (see [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baron_Milford Baron Milford] and [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Viscount_St_Davids Viscount St Davids]).
~ Picton Castle, the Seat of Lord Milford in 1779 ''by W. Eatts after Paul Sandby'' }} The estate remained with the Phillips family until the death of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_Philipps,_1st_Baron_Milford_(first_creation) Lord Milford] in 1823, when it was inherited by his cousin [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_Philipps,_1st_Baron_Milford_(first_creation) Richard Grant], who assumed the surname Philipps and was created a Baronet in 1828 and [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baron_Milford Baron Milford] in 1847. His heir was his half-brother, the Reverend James Henry Alexander Philipps (formerly Gwyther), who assumed by royal licence the surname and arms of Philipps. On his death the estate passed to his son-in-law, Charles Edward Gregg Philipps, who was created a Baronet, of Picton, in 1887 (see [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philipps_Baronets Philipps Baronets]) then to Sir Richard Foley Foley-Philipps, cousin of Sir John Erasmus, and grandson of Charles Edward Gregg Philipps. The estate is now run by the [http://www.pictoncastle.co.uk/ Picton Castle] Trust, and the present board member, Susie Philipps, lives in a lodge in the grounds. == Sources and Links ==
~ Picton Castle in Pembrokeshire in 1810 ''by J. Greig after J. Carter'' }} [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Picton_Castle Picton Castle] ([http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Welsh_language Welsh]: Castell Pictwn) is a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Medieval medieval] [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Castle Castle] near [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haverfordwest Haverfordwest] in [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pembrokeshire Pembrokeshire], [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wales Wales]. Originally built at the end of the 13th century by [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Wogan_(Justiciar_of_Ireland) Sir John Wogan] and is still inhabited by his descendants, the Philipps family (see [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baron_Milford Baron Milford] and [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Viscount_St_Davids Viscount St Davids]).
'''~ From [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Main_Page Wikipedia], the free encyclopedia''==History== The estates, gardens and parkland of Picton Castle was once part of the larger Manor of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wiston,_Pembrokeshire Wiston], but became a separate holding, replacing Wiston Castle by the 13th century. Picton Castle began as a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Motte-and-bailey motte castle] and was reconstructed in stone by the Wogan family during the 13th century. In 1405, French troops supporting [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Owain_Glynd%C5%B5r Owain Glyndŵr] attacked and held the Castle, and it was seized again during the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/English_Civil_War English Civil War] in 1645 by Parliamentary forces.Hull, Lise (2005). The Castles and Bishops Palaces of Pembrokeshire (in Hull). Logaston Press. The Picton Castle estate was acquired by the Phillips family when Sir [[Philipps-8|Thomas ap Philip]] of Cilsant married [[Dwinn-2|Jane]], daughter and heiress of Sir [[Dwinn-1|Henry Dwnn]], of Picton in the 1490s.Picton Castle Estate [http://arcw.llgc.org.uk/anw/get_collection.php?inst_id=1&coll_id=20140&expand= Records] Sir John Philipps, who inherited the castle in the 15th century, remodelled the building and created a new entrance which remained until the 1820s when a new entrance was designed by Thomas Rowlands (who also designed Slebech Church)The [http://www.pictoncastle.co.uk/ Picton Castle Trust]. Picton Castle and Woodland Gardens in Picton. {{Image|file=Picton_Castle-3.jpg |align=c |size=550px |caption='''Antique Line Engraving'''
~ Picton Castle, the Seat of Lord Milford in 1779 ''by W. Eatts after Paul Sandby'' }} The estate remained with the Phillips family until the death of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_Philipps,_1st_Baron_Milford_(first_creation) Lord Milford] in 1823, when it was inherited by his cousin [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_Philipps,_1st_Baron_Milford_(first_creation) Richard Grant], who assumed the surname Philipps and was created a Baronet in 1828 and [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baron_Milford Baron Milford] in 1847. His heir was his half-brother, the Reverend James Henry Alexander Philipps (formerly Gwyther), who assumed by royal licence the surname and arms of Philipps. On his death the estate passed to his son-in-law, Charles Edward Gregg Philipps, who was created a Baronet, of Picton, in 1887 (see [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philipps_Baronets Philipps Baronets]) then to Sir Richard Foley Foley-Philipps, cousin of Sir John Erasmus, and grandson of Charles Edward Gregg Philipps. The estate is now run by the [http://www.pictoncastle.co.uk/ Picton Castle] Trust, and the present board member, Susie Philipps, lives in a lodge in the grounds. == Sources and Links ==
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[[Category:One Name Studies]] [[Category:Pierce Name Study]] [[Category:DNA Projects]] == Pierce One Name Study == This is a One Name Study to collect together in one place everything about the Pierce surname. The hope is that other researchers like you will join our study to help make it a valuable reference point for people studying lines that cross or intersect. Please contact the project leader, add categories to your profiles, add your questions to the bulletin board, add details of your name research, etc. Please help add Pierces and their stories so we can all know our roots. Adopt orphaned Pierce profiles or connect Pierce profiles that are not connected to the main WikiTree. This is for all who have had a Pierce in their name. (birth, marriage, etc) The mission of the project is to add and improve profiles of all Pierces. Project members take primary responsibility for relevant profiles or family groups and work on merging duplicates, cleaning up profiles, adding sources, removing incorrect information and offering research assistance as needed. == How to Participate == Please contact the Study's coordinator [[Pierce-9515|Stephen Pierce]] or post a comment at the foot of the page. If you have any questions, just ask. Thanks! To add the Pierce Name Study sticker to your profiles add the following on the first line following the Biography section: : {{One Name Study|name=Pierce}?} : (Important: be sure and remove the ? before saving) {{One Name Study|name=Pierce}} == Task List == Can you help? * By adopting? [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special:Adoptions&s=Pierce Orphan Pierce Profiles] * Or maybe finding source information for: [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Category:Unsourced_Profiles&from=Pierce Unsourced Pierce Profiles] * Or connecting Pierce profiles to the main tree: [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special:Unconnected&order=dateup&viewAll=1&s=PIERCE Unconnected Pierce Profiles] == DNA == Pierce DNA Projects: * [https://piercednanorth.com Pierce DNA Project North] * [https://piercedna.com Pierce DNA Project South] DNA Tests: :WikiTree members who have taken the: * [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?filterId=8&filterType=&title=Special%3ADNATests&s=PIERCE&order=name Family Tree Y-DNA Test] * [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?filterId=2&filterType=&title=Special%3ADNATests&s=PIERCE&order=name= Ancestry DNA Test] * [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?filterId=1&filterType=&title=Special%3ADNATests&s=PIERCE&order=name= 23andMe DNA Test] * [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?filterId=12&filterType=&title=Special%3ADNATests&s=PIERCE&order=name MyHeritage DNA Test]
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[[Category: Sources by Name]] Other: [[Space: Sources-Family_Genealogies|Family Genealogies]] __TOC__ == Pierpont Genealogy == * by Robert A. Kraft, Berg Professor of Religious Studies Emeritus, [http://ccat.sas.upenn.edu/rak//cv.html Résumé] ::: Department of Religious Studies :::: School of Arts and Sciences :::: The University of Pennsylvania :::: 201 Logan Hall :::: Philadelphia PA 19104-6304 :::: Email: kraft@ccat.sas.upenn.edu * [[Special:Whatlinkshere/Space:Pierpont_Genealogy|WikiTree Profiles using this source]] === Available online at these locations: === * http://ccat.sas.upenn.edu/rak//gen/pier/piergen.htm === Errata === * No errors in this publication have been identified. When found, please list the problem(s) here, and include a link to a source that describes the problem. === WikiTree Syntax === * Kraft, Robert. ''[[Space:Pierpont Genealogy|Pierpont Genealogy]]'' * ([[#Kraft|Kraft]])
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This graphic is from Collins' [[Space:Collins' Peerage of England|Peerage of England]], [https://books.google.com/books?id=1phcAAAAcAAJ&pg=PA526 Vol. 1, Part 2, Page 525] published in 1812. The Family motto is "Pie Repone Te". The first word is clearly shown as an abbreviation "Pie." In Latin, it was common to use abbreviations for words. This is an abbreviation for the Latin word "Piens". "Piens" is a Latin adjective for pious/holy/godly. "Repone" is a verb, and the second-person singular present active imperative of the Latin word "repono" which means replace, restore, lay, repay, lay aside, store. It is an 'imperative' which means it is a command (such as: Faster! Slower!). "Te" is the Latin word for 'you'. Some mottoes were designed as puns on the family name.http://www.ravenboymusic.com/sententia-bona-or-what-makes-a-good-motto/ This may or may not be a pun, but it is obviously "designed on the family name". There is room here for interpretation, but it is a command to you, the reader, to relax. Since 'Piens' is an adjective, it is describing something as pious. What that something is is not part of the motto. Others have chosen this to mean to be describing 'confidence', as in "pious confidence", as in "relax in pious confidence". However, the Latin word for 'confidence' is "confidentia", or "fiducia", or "confisio" and it does not appear in the motto. === DNA === * See: [[:Category:Pierpont-94_Y-DNA|Category:Pierpont-94_Y-DNA]] [[Category:Pierpont-94 Y-DNA]] === External Links === * [http://www.map-france.com/Bucy-les-Pierrepont-02350/ Town of Bucy-lès-Pierrepont] is located in the department of Aisne of the french region Picardie. * YouTube video of [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jEG_ps9R0Wc the Town of Bucy-lès-Pierrepont] === Footnotes === Pierpont-94 Paternal Haplogroup
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: Test taker: [[Pierpont-94|Pierpont-94]] (Ysearch: [http://www.ysearch.org/lastname_view.asp?viewuid=Q98QJ Q98QJ]) : Paternal haplogroup: R1b1a2a1a1c2a : Terminal SNP: R-M467, R-S29, R-U198 : RefSNP ID: [[google:17222279|rs17222279]] Everyone along this parternal line should share the exact same Y-DNA. This is a WikiTree free-space profile that will be used to discuss this specific Y-DNA. The FamilyTreeDNA Y-DNA/111 reports a Paternal Haplogroup of R-M269For some unexplained reason, in January 2015, this was changed to R-U198. I was not notified of this change and FamilyTreeDNA has not offered an explanation. This is a very crude result because it is from an STR test. Haplogroups can only be determined by a SNP test. The 23andMe test result gives a much more precise Haplogroup. The FamilyTreeDNA y-DNA/111 test results are posted online for comparison: [http://www.ysearch.org/lastname_view.asp?viewuid=Q98QJ Ysearch Q98QJ]. The Family Tree DNA kit number: 364331. The 23andMe result reports over 2300 SNPs on the Y-DNA, and reports a Haplogroup of R1b1b2a1a1a, however, this is using an old version of the Haplogroup tree. The correct solution for determining haplogroups, is to compare the SNPs with the latest haplogroup tree.http://www.isogg.org/tree/index.html Here is my progression:
- Y-Chromosomal Adamhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Y-chromosomal_Adam => R(M207/Page37/UTY2, P224/PF6050, P227, P229/PF6019, P232, P280, P285, PF6014/S9 M734/PF6057/S4/YSC0000201)
- => R1 (M173/P241/Page29, M306/PF6147/S1, P225, P231, P233/PF6142, P234, P236, P242/PF6113, P245/PF6117, P286/PF6136, P294/PF6112)
- => R1b (M343/PF6242)
- => R1b1 (P25_1, P25_2, P25_3, L278, M415/PF6251)
- => R1b1a (P297/PF6398, L320)
- => R1b1a2 ( M269, CTS623, CTS2664/PF6454, CTS3575/PF6457, CTS8591, CTS8665/FGC464, CTS8728/L1063/PF6480/S13, CTS10834, CTS11468/FGC49, CTS12478/PF6529, F1794/PF6455, L265/PF6431, L407/PF6252, L478/PF6403, L482/PF6427, L483, L500/PF6481, L773/PF6421/YSC0000276, L1353/PF6489/YSC0000294, M520/PF6410, PF6399/S10, PF6404, PF6505/YSC0000225, PF6409, PF6411, PF6425, PF6430, PF6432, PF6434, PF6438, PF6443, PF6475/S17/YSC0000269, PF6482/YSC0000203, PF6485/S3, PF6494, PF6495, PF6497/YSC0000219, PF6500, PF6507, PF6509, L150.1/PF6274.1/S351.1)
- => R1b1a2a (L23/PF6534/S141, L49.1/S349.1)
- => R1b1a2a1 (L51/M412/PF6536/S167)
- => R1b1a2a1a (L151/PF6542, L52/PF6541, P310/PF6546/S129, P311/PF6545/S128, (being investigated as to placement: L11/PF6539/S127))
- => R1b1a2a1a1 (M405/U106/S21)
- => R1b1a2a1a1c (S263/Z381)
- => R1b1a2a1a1c2 (S499/Z301)
- => R1b1a2a1a1c2a (M467/S29/U198)R-M467, R-S29, R-U198: three different names for the terminal-SNP for my paternal Haplogroup
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[[Category: Sources by Name]] [[Category: Pierpont Name Study]] Other: [[Space: Sources-Family_Genealogies|Family Genealogies]] | [[Space:Sources-The_Middle_Ages|Medieval Sources]] == Pierrepont Genealogies from Norman Times to 1913 == With particular attention paid to the line of descent from [[Pierpont-111|Hezekiah Pierpont]], youngest son of Rev. [[Pierpont-70|James Pierpont]] of New Haven. : This is continued in Abbot Low Moffat's [[Space:The_Pierreponts%2C_1802-1962|The Pierreponts, 1802-1962]] * by [[Moffat-275|Reuben Burnham Moffat]] (1861 - 1916) * published by L. Middleditch Company, 1913 * 211 pages * [[Special:Whatlinkshere/Space:Pierrepont Genealogies from Norman times to 1913|WikiTree Profiles that use this source]] === Available online at these locations: === * https://archive.org/details/picciolathepriso00xavi * https://books.google.com/books?id=dInRAAAAMAAJ * https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/001597754 * https://www.ancestry.com/search/collections/genealogy-glh08405406/ === Table of Contents === * Explanation of Terms Used * Contents ::* Illustrations ::* List of Biographical Sketches ::* Indices * Forward * The Pierrepont arms * Chapter I. The Pierrepont Family in England from Norman times to the death of the last [[Pierrepont-91|Duke of Kingston]], in 1773 * Chapter II. The American Branch of the family from its inception in the English line, excepting the decent from [[Pierpont-111|Hezekiah Pierpont]], youngest son of Rev. James Pierpont of New Haven * Chapter III. Descent from [[Pierpont-111|Hezekiah Pierpont]], youngest son of Rev. James Pierpont of New Haven * Chapter IV. Notes concerning Hurst-Pierrepont, [[Space:Holme_Pierrepont|Holme-Pierrepont]] and Thoresby * Chapter V. The Lost Dukedom, or the story of the Pierrepont claim * Chapter VI. Notes Concerning Some of The Descendants * Chapter VII. Gilbert Stuart's Portrait of Washington * Index I. Surname Pierrepont * Index II. Surname Pierpont * Index III. Surnames other than Pierrepont or Pierpont === Errata === * No errors in this publication have been identified. When found, please list the problem(s) here, and include a link to a source that describes the problem. === WikiTree Syntax === * Moffat, R. Burnham. ''[[Space:Pierrepont Genealogies from Norman times to 1913|Pierrepont Genealogies from Norman times to 1913]]'' (L. Middleditch Co., 1913) [ Page ]. * [[#Moffat|Moffat]]
Pike County Mississippi Pioneers
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[[Category:Pike_County,_Mississippi | Pike County, Mississippi]] '''WORK IN PROGRESS''' == Biography== [[Image:Clark-15765-8.gif|400px]] An attempt to connect '''Pike County Mississippi Pioneers''' to their Wikitree profiles in order for folks to grow their own family tree. Wiki Tree is a collaborative process with only one profile for each family member. Wiki-treers, go to edit tab and link surname to first known Pioneer Profile in your family. {{Image|file=Terry_s_Photos-300.jpg |caption=15 Star United States flag }} {{Image|file=Francis_Marion_with_Signature.jpg |align=l |size=m |caption=The Swamp Fox. }} Pike County was created '''December 9th, 1815''' from Marion County, year of its creation was '''1811'''. Marion County is named for American Revolutionary War guerrilla leader [[Marion-1 | Francis Marion]]. Prior to that the area where Pike County is located was a part of Amite County. Amite County was created 24 February 1809 from Wilkinson County. Wilkinson County was created 30 January 1802 from Adams County. Adams was created in 1799 and extended from the Mississippi River to the Pearl River. The area where Pike County is located was also referred to as "the Territory West of the Pearl" {{Image|file=Pike_County_Mississippi_Pioneers-4.jpg |caption=Holmesville Square }} ---- [[Image:Clark-15765-8.gif|400px]] ==Pioneer Families== Adams, Aikin, Alcus, [[Alford-106 | Alford]], [[Allen-17968 | Allen]], Anderson, Andrews, Applewhite, Arthur, [[Atkinson-184 | Atkinson]] Babbington, [[Bacot-3 | Bacot]] , Badon, Bagley, Bain, [[Beard-126 | Beard]], Ball, Balance, Ballard, Bancroft, [[Bankston-155 | Bankston]], Banner, Bardwell, [[Barksdale-180 | Barksdale]], Barnes, Barnett, Barr, Barrett, [[Barron-1712 | Barron]], Bass, Bateman, [[Batson-157 | Batson]], Baxter, [[Bearden-147 | Bearden]], [[Beasley-1459 | Beasley]], Benjamin, Bee, [[Bickham-17 | Bickham]], Bishop, Black, [[Blackwell-467 | Blackwell]], Blount, [[Bond-660 | Bond]], [[ Boyd-1899 | Boyd]], Bonner, Bonney, Booker, [[Boone-2355 | Boone]], Booth, Boutwell, Bracey, Brandon, Branton, Breed, [[Breland-174 | Breland]], [[Brent-315 | Brent]], Bridges, [[Brewer-1542 | Brewer]], Briley, [[Brock-815 | Brock]], [[Brown-70362 | Brown]], [[Brumfield-176 | Brumfield]], Brunette, Bryant, Buckley, Buckner, [[Bullock-1211 | Silas Bullock]],[[ Bullock-690 | Joel Bullock]], Burke, [[Burkhalter-119 | Burkhalter]], [[Burnett-2004 |Burnett]] [[Burns-4291 | Burns]], Burris, Burton, [[Busby-289 | Busby]], [[Butler-772 | Butler]], Byars, [[Calhoun-833 |Calhoun]], Carr, Carroll, Carter, Cassedy, [[Catchings-110 |Catchings]], Cato, Causey, Clarke, Clayton, Clemmens, Cleveland, [[Clower-76 | Clower]], Coker, Cole, Coleston, Collins, [[Conerly-10 | Conerly]], [[Coney-129 | Coney]], Conklinton, Connally, Conway,[[ Cooper-1731 | John Cooper (1763 - 1850)]] [[Cooper-7343 | William Cooper (1752 - 1821)]], Corker, Corley, Cothern, Cowart, [[Craft-1039 | Craft]], [[Crawford-1480 | Crawford]], [[Carruth-101 | Curruth]], [[Curtis-685 | Curtis]], [[Cutrer-38 | Cutrer]], Donahoe, Daughdrill, Davidson, Davies, Davis, Davy, Dawson, [[Day-333 | Day]], Deer, Denman, Dick, [[Dickerson-1437 | Dickerson]], Dickey, Dickson, [[Dillon-676 | Dillon]], Dixon, Donaho, [[Duncan-3076 | Duncan]], [[Dunaway-182 | Dunaway]], Dunn, [[Dykes-243 | Dykes]] Elliott, Ellis, [[Ellzey-29 | Ellzey]], Eschelman, [[Estess-6 | Estess]], Evans, [[Fairchild-558 | Fairchild]], Farmer, [[Felder-70 | Felder]], Ferguson, Friedrich, Fields, Finch, Finny, Fisher, Fitzpatrick,[[Foil-70 | Foil]], [[Ford-5608 | Ford]], Forest, Forshey, Forsyth, [[Fortenberry-46 | Fortenberry]], Fournieque, [[Foxworth-45 | Foxworth]], Frances, Fry, Galloway, Gard, Gardner, Garland, Garner, Garrard, Gartman, [[Gates-1928 | Gates]], [[Gatlin-4 | Gatlin]], [[Gatlin-79 | Germany]], Gibson, Gilchrist, [[Gill-3756 | Gill]], Gillespie, [[Ginn-27 | Ginn]], Gillis, Glass, [[Goff-1383 | Goff]], Gooch, Googe, Gordon, Goslin, Gracey, Graham, Graves, [[Gray-8819 | Gray]], Grouche, Grubbs, Guinn, [[Gulledge-20 | Gulledge]], [[Guy-551 | Guy]], [[Hall-30711 | Hall]], [[Ham-319 | Ham]], Hamilton, Hamlin, Hardley, Harris, Harrison, [[Hart-9836 | Hart]], Hartwell, [[Harvey-152 | Harvey]], Head, Herrington, [[Hinson-647 | Hinson]], Hilborn, Hiller, Hillier, Hines, Hogg, Holiday, Holloway, [[Holmes-973 | Holmes]], Hoover, Howe, Hope, Hucabee, Huey, Huff, Huffman, [[Hughes-3864 | Hughes]], Hurst, [[Iles-156 | Iles]], Impson, Irwin, Jackson, Jacobs, Jacobowsky, Jelks, Johnson, Jones, Jonte, [[Kaigler-17 | Kaigler]], Keegan, Keen, Kellogg, Kelly, Keena, Kenner, Kershaw, [[Keys-10 | Keys]], King, Kirby, Kirkland, Kline, [[Knippers-39 | Knippers]] [[Lamkin-121 | Lamkin]], [[Lampton-37 | Lampton]], Laney, [[Lattimore-88 | Lattimore]] Lawrence, Lavison, Lazar, Lawn, [[Lea-26 | Lea]], Leake, Lee, [[Leggett-405 | Leggett]], Leland, [[Lenoir-40 | Lenoir]], Leonard, Letman, [[Lewis-10120 |Lewis]], Lighenstein, Ligon, Lightfoot, Lilly, Lindsey, [[Loftin-5 | Lofton]], [[Lott-51 | Lott]], Lotterhos, [[Love-518 | Love]], Lowry, Luckett, [[Luter-9 | Luter]] , Lyles, [[Magee-412 | Magee]], [[Magee-82 | William Willis Magee (1786 - 1846)]], Mahier, Mallett, Manning, Marshall, Martin, Matthews, Maxwell, [[May-1680| May]], [[McAlpin-469 | McAlpin]], [[McCarlie-3 | McCarlie]], McClendon, McCusker, McDowell, [[McElveen-11 | McElveen]], McEnery, [[McCullough-1651 | McClullough]], McEwen, McGehee, McGill, McGowan, McGraw, McIntosh, McKitrick, McLain, McMillan, [[McMorris-39 | McMorris]], McNabb, McNair, McNulty, McQueen, Melland, [[Mercer-12 | Mercer]], Merchant, Meredith, [[Miller-16059 | Miller]], Millerd, Millsaps, Minton, Miskell, Mitchell, Mixon, Moise, Montgomery, Moore, Morgan, [Morris-1907 | Morris], Mosely, [[Unknown-295869 | Nancy Mullins (1770]], [[Mullens-320 | Clement Mullens (abt. 1750 - 1834)]], Mulligan, Mundalow, Murphy, Murray, [[Muse-159 | Muse]], Nash, Nelson, Nails, Nall, Neal, Nelson, Nettles, Newman, Newsom, Newton, Netherland, Nickolson, [[Nixon-1747 | Nixon]], Noland, Norman, Norrell, Norwood, O’Brien, O’Callahan, O’Mara, Oppeiner, [[O'Quinn-231 | O’Quinn]], Orr, O’Shea, Otkin, Owens, Packingham, Packwood, Page, Parker, Payne, Peabody, Pearson, Pendarvis, Penn, Perryman, Peyton, Pezant,[[Pierce-4839 | Pierce]] [[Pigott-244 | Pigott]], Poindexter, Porter, Pound, Powell, Preston, Prewitt, [[Purl-11 | Purl]], Purser, [[Purvis-82 | Purvis]] [[Quin-33 | Quin]],Quinn, [[Raborn-59 | Raborn]], Ragland, Rainey, Randolph, [[Rawls-241 | Rawls]], Ratliff, Ravencraft, [[Reagan-166 | Reagan]], [[Regan-435 | Regan]], Reddy, Redmond, Reed, [[Reid-2026 |Reid]], [[Reeves-268 | Reeves]], Reynolds, Rhodas, Richmond, [[Ricks-374 | Ricks]], Ritch, Roark, Robb, Roberts, Roland, Root, Rowan, Runnels, [[Rushing-214 | Rushing]], Ryals, [[Rimes-10 | Rymes]], Saddler, [[Sandel-182 | Sandell]], Sandifer, Sargent, [[Sartin-8 | Sartin]], [[Scarborough-461 | Scarborough]], Schmidt, Schilling,[[Seale-109 | Seal(e)]] Sessions, Sevier, Shirley, Shaffer, Shamwell, Shelby, Shontell, [[Sibley-471 | Sibley]], Simmo, [[Simmons-1133 | Richard Simmons (1770 - 1814)]], [[Simmons-599 | Robert Simmons (1758 - 1850)]][[Simmons-2333 | Willis Simmons (abt. 1784 - 1862)]] Singletary, [[Smith-61051 | Smith]], Snead, Soule, Sparkman, [[Spence-886 | Spence]] Spencer, Spinks, Sprink, [[Stallings-411| Stallings]], Stanford, Statham, Stephens, Stephenson, Stockdale, Stockstill, Stogner, [[Stovall-52 | Stovall]], [[Strickland-2444 | Strickland]], Stuart, [[Summers-1887 | Summers]], Sumrall, Sutherland, Tarver, [[Tate-2064 | Tate]], Taylor, Thigpen, Thomas, Thompson, [[Thornhill-309 | Thornhill]], Tillman, Tisdale, Touchstone, Townsend, Travis, Tucker, [[Tullos-430|Tullos]], Turnage, [[Turnupseed-2 | Turnipseed]], Tupple, Twist, Tyler, [[Tynes-25 | Tynes]], Ulmer, Vannison, [[Varnado-58 | Varnado]], Vaughn, Vaught, Vincent, Wadell, Wade, Wadsworth, Waggoner, [[Walker-1643 | John Walker (1785 - 1849)]] [[Walker-10012 | William A. Walker (1775 - 1849)]] , Wallace, [[Ward-5483 | Ward]], Watts, Ware, Warner, [[Warren-5643 | John Jackson Warren (1777 - 1851)]], [[Warren-2381 | John Warren II (aft. 1725 - 1782)]], Weathersby, Welch, [[Wells-603 | Wells]], White, Whitehead, Whitehurst, Whitworth, Whitfield, Wicker, Wiggins, Wilkinson, Williams, Winborne, Whorton, Wilson, Wiltz, Winborne, Winston, Womack, Woodriffs, Woods, Weatherford, Wright, Yarborough, Young, Youngblood, Zachary, Zeigler [[Image:Clark-15765-8.gif|400px]] ==Maps== {{Image|file=Silver_Creek_Baptist_Church-4.jpg |caption=Pike County, circa 1850 }} [http://mdah.state.ms.us/arrec/digital_archives/series/maps/detail/195 MDAH Historical Map Collection] Note the proposed route of the New Orleans, Jackson, and Great Northern Railroad via the Town of Tangipahoa, Holmesville and Monticello. Later plans by-passed Holmesville. The construction of the New Orleans, Jackson, and Great Northern Railroad brought about the decline of Holmesville. The county seat was moved to Magnolia on the railroad in 1875. In 1912 Walthall County was created from Pike and Marion County. '''An animated map illustrating Mississippi county boundary changes,''' [http://www.mapofus.org/mississippi/ "Rotating Formation Mississippi County Boundary Maps" (1785-1918)] may be viewed here, at the Map of US.org website. [[Image:Clark-15765-8.gif|400px]] ==Time Line== '''1815-1915'''...there abouts... *1776- [[Bacot-3 | Labon Bacot]], Pike County's first sheriff, was born in SC *1779- [[Pike-1327 | Zebulon Pike]] was born in Lamberton, New Jersey *1788- [[McEwen-559 | Mathew McEwen]], a founder of the Topisaw Campground was born in Bladen County NC *1793- John Felder , a founder of Topisaw Campground was born. *1805- Treaty of Mount Dexter concluded between Choctaw and U.S. *1806-William Henry Garland founder of Summit born *1810- [[Felder-70 | Peter Felder]] settled the Vaughn place, near Magnolia, in 1811. A Methodist Church was established in this neighborhood, and in 1810 the first Methodist camp meeting was held here. It was afterwards known as Felder's Campground. *1810- [[Simmons-2333 | Willis Simmons]] (abt. 1784 - 1862) and [[Bond-660 | John Bond]] (1749 - 1837) families settled near Progress *1811- Marion County (which included Pike and Walthal County) established in the Mississippi Territory *1812- Bogue Chitto Baptist Church organized *1813- General Zebulon Pike died in Canada during the War of 1812. *1813- [[Prewett-23 | Ansel Prewitt]], founder of Magnolia born *1814- Silver Creek Baptist Church founded *1814- Major [[Holmes-6308 | Andrew Holmes]], for whom Holmesville is named, and brother of the Governor is killed in the War of 1812 *1814- General Coffee passes through Pike County on the way to defend Baton Rouge and on to the Battle of New Orleans {{Image|file=Pike_County_Mississippi_Pioneers.jpg |align=r |size=m |caption=Pioneer Families. }} *1815- Pike County formed in the Mississippi Territory (12-09-1815) *1815- Holmesville chartered *1816- James Y, McNabb issued the first marriage licence to Keziah Gates and Jacob Keen *1817- Congress authorized establishment of Mississippi State government for the Mississippi Territory which included present day Mississippi and Alabama *1817- Sate of Mississippi created *1818- Friendship Baptist Church organized *1822- Jackson became state capitol *1823- Pisgah Presbyterian Church organized west of Summit *1826- Salem Baptist Church organized on Little Tangipahoa Creek *1838- Mt Zion Baptist Church was founded east of Osyka *1851- Decision made to promote a railroad from New Orleans to Jackson *1854- The Times Picayune editorial page announces completion of railroad from New Orleans to Osyka (08-16-1854) *1854- Regular train service to Summit *1856- John B. Wilson became first postmaster of Summit *1856- Sincerity Lodge #214 F&AM chartered in Holmesville, moved to Magnolia in 1858 *1857- Church of the Savoir organized in Osyka *1858- Summit is first chartered town in Pike County *1859- First Episcopal Church and Christ Episcopal services held in Summit *1859- Summit Lodge #231 F&AM granted charter {{Image|file=Pike_County_Mississippi_Pioneers-1.jpg |align=r |size=m |caption=King Cotton. }} *1860- Roane's Academy opened in Magnolia *1860- Chatawa Post Office opened *1861- Summit Rifles, Osyka Home Guard, Brent Rifles, Bogue Chitto Guards, Dahlgreen Rifles, McNair Rifles and Quitman Guards organized *1862- Dixie Guards and Stockdale's Calvary organized *1863- Battle of Gillsburg fought *1863- State government moved to Columbus, then Macom *1863- Fort Hudson fell *1856- Magnolia Methodist Church organized *1865- Summit Baptist Church organized *1866- Chatawa Water Power and Manufacturing Company chartered by the legislature *1867- Summit Missionary Church organized *1868- Saint Teresa in Chatawa property purchased, built and opened for mass *1869- New Zion Baptist Church, Magnolia organized *1870- First Baptist Church of Osyka founded *1871- Sheriff Ansel Prewitt ambushed on train at Johnson Station and fatally wounded. *1871- Summit Lodge #93 LOOF organized *1872- City of McComb chartered *1872- Saint Joseph College established in Chatawa *1872- First issue of the Magnolia Gazette *1873- Magnolia becomes county seat *1873- Sweet Home Missionary Church organized *1873- Last meeting of Pike County Supervisors in Holmesville, first in Magnolia *1874- New York Daily Graphic published 11 sketches of McComb scenes (04-02-1874) *1875- Magnolia Presbyterian Church organized *1875- George H. Alford, first county agent and editor of the Progressive Farmer was born in Progress. *1875- First issue of the Magnolia Herald published *1876- Pike County Court house cornerstone laid *1876- Black Democrat Club formed in Magnolia *1876- St. Alphonsus Catholic Church celebrated first mass *1878-First victim of Yellow Fever Epidemic, Gus Boyd, dies (10-04-1878) *1879- Reliance Lodge #107 IOOF organized in Magnolia *1880- General U.S. Grant passed through Magnolia standing on train platform where citizens could view them. *1883-Beauregard, Mississippi destroyed by tornado, 32 dead *1883- Mount Flowery Baptist Church organized *1883- Mount Olive Baptist Church, Algiers , organized *1885- McComb Masonic City Lodge #382 F&AM founded *1885- Centenary Methodist Church held first service in wooden structure at Broadway, Third and Main in McComb *1884- Kavanaugh Colllege of Holmesville opened *1888- J.T. Covington and Son Hardware Store founded in Summit *1888- Holmesville Baptist Church organized *1893- Magnolia devastated by fire *1893- Magnolia Opera Company organized *1894- Lampton Mercantile Company of Magnolia chartered *1894- Rev. L.M. Robinson, founder of Robinson Memorial Church was born *1895- Harrel Division #199 Grand International Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers founded *1895- W.A. Gill and Sons Insurance Agency opens in Magnolia *1895- Magnolia Bank was chartered {{Image|file=Pike_County_Mississippi_Pioneers-2.jpg |align=r |size=m |caption=. }} *1896- First building of the First Christian Church in McComb dedicated *1898- Christ Temple Church of God Holiness established *1898- Fernwood Methodist Church organized *1898- Regiment of volunteers mobilized in McComb for Spanish American War *1903- Pride of Ensgin Lodge #132 chartered in McComb *1903- Walker Chapel Free Will Baptist Church organized in McComb *1904- First passenger train service from McComb to Liberty *1905- Bethlehem Missionary Baptist Church founded *1906- Fernwood Columbia and Gulf Railroad founded *1907- Liberty White depot opened in Holmesville *1907- First Baptist Church of Fernwood founded *1910 Frank James and Kit Dalton spoke to 8,000 people at Godbold Springs *1916- Pike County Agricultural High School founded at Godbold Springs (later SWJC) *1916- Rose Hill Missionary Baptist Church organized [[Image:Clark-15765-8.gif|400px]] ==Roads To Pike County== {{Image|file=Thomas-8856-8.jpg |align=r |size=m |caption=Broadhorn or Kentucky Boat on Ohio ~ circa 1788. }} There were few roads into the Mississippi Territory in the early 1800's. The earliest settlers came down the Ohio and Cumberland River on rafts, onto the Mississippi River and floated down to Natchez. From there they walked the remaining sixty or seventy miles to what became Amite and Pike Countieshttp://www.georgemullins.com/chapter04.htm#Thetrailsleadingwest Some families that chose this route were the Fords, Felders, ---- :[[Space:The_Old_Federal_Road | The Old Federal Road]] Settlers from Georgia and the Carolina's would begin their journey on the Federal Road that originated in Macon, Georgia. This road ran past where the cities of Columbus and Montgomery are today. Close to what was later Fort Claiborne, at a place called Burnt Corn Springs, a wagon road called the Three-Chopped Way or the route of the present day [http://elcaminocorridor.org/ El Camino Corridor], branched off to Natchez. After ferrying the Alabama River at Fort Claiborne north of Mobile the road proceeded to Fort St. Stephens on the Tombigbee River. From Fort St. Stephens the road ran south-westerly to the Green County Courthouse, where it intersected with the Natchez- Mobile Post Road, crossing the Pearl River at [[Ford-5607|John Fords Ferry]]. (Columbia did not exist at that time.) The Natchez- Mobile Post Road proceeded to the [[Space:Mrs._Celia_Lewis_Foxworth%2C_interviewed_by_Oizella_Foxworth_Sylverstien%3B_Waterhole_Settlement|Waterholes Community]] north westerly to [[Love-518|Love's Ford and Ferry]] near Walker's Bridge on Highway #48 and along what is now Old 24 to Liberty in Amite County. This more than likely is the overland route pioneers took to Pike County. This also appears to be route General Coffee took across Pike County in the fall of 1814 *[[Space:General Coffee's Route to New Orleans | General John Coffee's Route to New Orleans]] General Carroll's route northward, as shown on the [http://www.mapofus.org/_maps/atlas/1822-MS.html Melish map], followed the Madisonville, Louisiana - Liberty Mississippi road along the ridge between the Tchefuncte and Tangipahoa rivers to a point fifteen miles south of the thirty-first parallel. From there a new overland passage was blazed northward about one hundred twenty-five miles to to the Choctaw Indian Agency on the Natchez Trace, the agency located about ten miles north of the place where the town of Jackson was founded some five years later. If you triple click on the map below you will note that '''General Carroll's Road''' is clearly marked between the Choctaw Indian Agency and Monticello, Mississippi. {{Image|file=GeneralCarroll_s_Route_to_New_Orleans.jpg |caption=GeneralCarroll's Route to New Orleans Image }} Two points along this route in Pike County Mississippi line have been identified. Carroll's route crossed the Bogue Chitto River in Pike County short distance above the place where the town of Holmesville was founded later in 1815. The ferry he established there was known as Carroll's Ferry for many years, and the property was later owned by the Mulligan family. A more somber marker of Carroll's passage through Pike County was the grave of one of his soldiers who died on the Brumfield place on Love Creek, about eleven miles east of Magnolia, Mississippi. :"General Carroll's Second Division of Tennessee Militia, however, crossed Lake Ponchatrain and by-passed Natchez by heading almost due north until they reached the Natchez Trace.(Nashville Whig, April 5, 12, 1815)" *[[Space:GeneralCarroll's Route to New Orleans | General Carroll's Route to New Orleans]] By 1819 The Wilkinson Road had been cut from St. Francisville on the Mississippi River to St. Tammany Courthouse and then to Madisonville on Lake Pontchartrain. A spur from the road ran north through what is now Pike County to Holmesville . ---- [[Image:Clark-15765-8.gif|400px]] {{Image|file=Pike_County_Mississippi_Pioneers-3.jpg |caption=Pike County Mississippi Pioneers Image 5 }} ==Resources== *[[Space:Orangeburg_County%2C_South_Carolina%2C_Resources|Orangeburg County, South Carolina, Resources]] *[[Space:War_of_1812_Louisiana|War of 1812 Louisiana]] *[[Space:War_of_1812_Mississippi_Territory|War of 1812 Mississippi Territory]] *[[Space:Creek_War%2C_Battles_and_Forts|Creek War, Battles and Forts]] *[[Space:Silver_Creek_Baptist_Church|Silver Creek Baptist Church, Pike County, Mississippi]] *[[Space:Mrs._Celia_Lewis_Foxworth%2C_interviewed_by_Oizella_Foxworth_Sylverstien%3B_Waterhole_Settlement|Mrs Foxworth and the Waterholes Community in Marion County]] *[[Space:MY_SUMMER%27S_TRIP_IN_1916|MY SUMMER'S TRIP IN 1916]] by [[Catchings-113 | Mary A. Catchings Hemingway]] Extracted from [https://play.google.com/books/reader?id=6TU5AAAAMAAJ&printsec=frontcover&output=reader&hl=en&pg=GBS.PA33 The Catchings and Holliday Families and Various Related Families, in Virginia, Georgia, Mississippi and Other Southern States] ---- [[Image:Clark-15765-8.gif|400px]] ===Sources=== *Pike County Tombstone Inscription Book written by Ray Parrish in 1975 *[http://felderscampmeeting.com/history.html Felder's Campground History according to "Tents and Tabernacles"] by Dr. J. B. Cain *[https://dcms.lds.org/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE101917&from=fhd Amite County, Mississippi, 1699-1865, Vol. 1] *[http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=csr&CScnty=1568 Find A Grave Cemetery Search- Pike County Mississippi] *[http://pike.msghn.org/marriages.html Pike County- Mississippi Genealogy & History Network State Website-Marriages] *[http://theoldentimes.com/old_news_ms.html Old Mississippi Genealogy, News & History]
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[[Category:Pike Name Study]] [[Category:DNA Projects]] '''Hi everyone and welcome to the Pike Name Study !! :'''Note:''' ''the Pike Name Study changed to the current format of multiple pages for your personal research, teams etc @ 15 June 2021 based on [[Space:Getting_Started_with_a_One_Name_Study#Setting_Up_the_Name_Study|Guidelines provided by the One Name Studies Project]]. ==About the Project== The '''Pike Name Study''' project serves as a collaborative platform to collect information on the [https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/Pike Pike] name, and variants such as ''Pyke''. The hope is that other researchers like you will [[#How to Join|join the study]] to help make it a valuable reference point for other genealogists who are researching or have an interest in the Pike name. :As a One Name Study, this project is not limited to persons who are related biologically. Individual [[#Teams|team studies]] can be used to branch out the research into specific methods and areas of interest, such as geographically (England Pike's), by time period (18th Century Pike's), or by topic (Pike DNA, Pike Occupations, Pike Statistics). These studies may also include a number of family branches which have no immediate link with each other. Some researchers may even be motivated to go beyond the profile identification and research stage to compile fully sourced, single-family histories of some of the families they discover through this name study project. Please make sure any '''Pike''' or '''Pyke''' profiles you manage are included in this study by checking they include the [[#Pike Name Study Category|Pike Name Study Category]] You might also like to consider [[#How to Join|joining this project]] if you would like to contribute further. There are [[#What You Can Do|things you can do]] to help regardless of whether you are a member of the '''Pike Name Study''' project. ''See also: [[#Related Surnames and Surname Variants|related surnames and surname variants]].'' === Goals === # To create a meaningful bio for each profile so that it represents a person's life # To document and correctly connect all ''Pike/Pyke'' lines on Wikitree into the main tree # To add Pike DNA results to help confirm connections # To develop a reference library specifically for ''Pike/Pyke'' genealogy research === Origins of the Pike Name === A long time ago I read that the Pike name came from "A man that lived near a road or fought with a Pike" I don't believe this. There were no known Pikes in the UK until the Norman invasion and believe it is derived from a version of the French name Pique. [[Pike-2301|Edward Pike]] The origins of the '''Pike''' name are not entirely clear. Some of the suggested origins for adoption of the surname have been based upon: * Physical attributes resembling "pike" (the fish, being named from its pointed jaw) * Association or occupation, such as for a fishmonger, or a fisherman for "pike" * Occupation or association with the turnpike, or turning pike, a horizontal timber mounted so as to be able to spin or turn; serving as a barrier to block passage until a toll had been paid * Occupation or association for one who worked the soil using a pointed tool (pike) for breaking up the earth * Occupation for a soldier who used a pike, a weapon consisting of a sharp metal end on a long pole (derivation is from the Old French "pique", pike) * Derivation from the word "peak", such as when somebody resided at the peak of a hill The origins of the '''Pike''' Name has been discussed on many websites, including: * [[Wikipedia: Pike (surname)]] * "Pike One-Name Study" Guild of One Name Studies. [https://one-name.org/name_profile/pike/ one-name.org] * [https://www.surnamedb.com/Surname/Pike SurnameDB: Last name: Pike] * [https://forebears.io/surnames/pike#meaning Forebears: Pike Surname] * [https://www.familysearch.org/en/surname?surname=Pike FamilySearch: Pike] === Pike Family Coats of Arms === Several different coats of arms have been used by various Pike and Pyke families. {{Image|file=Pike_Name_Study.jpg |align=l |size=s |caption=Pike Coat of Arms }} The coat of arms adopted by the [http://www.pikefamily.org/ Pike Family Association] in 1902 is said to have been brought to Massachusetts with [[Pike-38|John Pike]] when he settled there in 1635. See [https://www.math.mun.ca/~dapike/family_history/pike/DNA/index.php?content=arms.html Pike Family Coats of Arms] for further information and images of other Pike Family Coats of Arms.
{{Image|file=Pyke-686-1.jpg |align=l |size=s |caption=Arms of Pyke of London }}
[[Pyke-782|Edward Pyke of London Dyer 1634]]
===Pike Name Distribution=== The '''Pike''' surname has historically tended to be most common in the English West Country, especially in the counties of Devon, Somerset and Wiltshire. A map showing the 1881 distribution of the ''Pike'' surname can be viewed [https://www.math.mun.ca/~dapike/family_history/pike/DNA/Docs/Pike_map.pdf here]. See also: * [https://www.math.mun.ca/~dapike/family_history/pike/DNA/index.php?content=intro.html Pike Surname DNA Project at math.mun.ca] * "Pike One-Name Study" Guild of One Name Studies. [https://one-name.org/name_profile/pike/ one-name.org] * [[Wikipedia: Pike (surname)]] * [https://forebears.io/surnames/pike#meaning Forebears: Pike Surname Distribution Map 2014] * [https://www.mynamestats.com/Last-Names/P/PI/PIKE/index.html MyNameStats: Last Name PIKE US National Statistics] * [https://www.your-family-history.com/surname/p/pike/ Your Family History: Pike Surname Distribution Maps UK 1841 - 1911] * [https://www.findmypast.co.uk/surname/pike FindMyPast: Where do Most Pikes Live? UK Census 1841 - 1939] * [https://www.familysearch.org/en/wiki/Surname_Distribution_Maps FamilySearch: Surname Distribution Maps] ''Race and Ethnicity of people with the last name '''Pike''' '': 92.52% White (2010) - see [https://discover.23andme.com/last-name/Pike 23andMe] === Pike Name Frequency === [https://forebears.io/surnames/pike#meaning Forebears: Surnames] Pike Incidence in 2014: ''(in order of Most common to Least Common)
:Greenland: ''Pike'' is the 161st most common surname
:Saint Pierre and Miquelon: ''Pike'' is the 189th most common surname
:Wales: ''Pike'' is the 326th most common surname
:England: ''Pike'' is the 543rd most common surname
:Australia: ''Pike'' is the 577th most common surname
:Jersey: ''Pike'' is the 664th most common surname
:New Zealand: ''Pike'' is the 835th most common surname
:Canada: ''Pike'' is the 856th most common surname
:United States: ''Pike'' is the 1,268th most common surname
:Scotland: ''Pike'' is the 1,912th most common surname
:Northern Ireland: ''Pike'' is the 2,605th most common surname
:Ireland: ''Pike'' is the 3,146th most common surname
[[Wikipedia: Pike (surname)]] Incidence:
:United States: ''Pike'' is the 1138th most common surname (based on the 1990 census).
:England and Wales: it is the 513th most common surname (based on a Sept 2002 database of the Office for National Statistics).
:Newfoundland: ''Pike'' is especially common, ranking 22nd among all surnames there (based on the 1955 voters list, as reported by E.R. Seary in "Family Names of the Island of Newfoundland").
:Britain: At the time of the British Census of 1881, its relative frequency was highest in ''Wiltshire'' (7.3 times the British average), followed by ''Dorset, Devon, Somerset, Berkshire, Hampshire, Nottinghamshire, Gloucestershire'', the ''Channel Islands'' and ''Surrey''. The Pike surname appears in [https://www.familysearch.org FamilySearch] across 5 countries: US: 34%, England: 24%, Canada: 4%, Wales: 1%, Australia: 1% ([[Pike-5935|Pike-5935]] 06:01, 29 June 2021 (UTC)). Check current data [https://www.familysearch.org/discovery/about?et_cid=1342437&et_rid=117583982&linkid=banner&cid=em-mee-1 Here] The last UK Census that I saw found that grouped surnames had most of the Pikes in southern England. [[Pike-2301|Edward Pike]] === Pike Name Study Category === {{One Name Study|name=Pike}} ''Pike/Pyke'' profiles which are included in the '''Pike Name Study''' are categorised by '''Location''' into the ''Country'' where the person was born, lived, or died, and in some cases further broken down by their ''State/Territory/County'', and sometimes even the City. Over time this breakdown will be extended as required. The template results in this sticker being displayed on a profile.
The ''Pike/Pyke'' profiles included in the Pike Name Study can be found by following the links provided to each Country (and subsequent location breakdown) on the [[:Category:Pike Name Study| Pike Name Study Category]] page. To add a profile to the Pike Name Study for a person who spent their whole life in Hampshire, England, you would add the associated Category template, ''below'' the '"Biography" header, for example:== Biography == {{Clear}} {{One Name Study | name = Pike | category = Hampshire, Pike Name Study}} {{Clear}} :''Note: The above template will automatically add BOTH the category and the sticker To add a profile to the Pike Name Study for a person whose life spanned multiple Countries/Locations, you would only add the Category template ONCE (to ensure just ONE sticker) then include any ''other ''categories for your location(s). These additional categories belong ''above'' the "Biography" header, for example: [[Category: South Africa, Pike Name Study]] {{Clear}} [[Category: Tennessee, Pike Name Study]] {{Clear}} == Biography == {{Clear}} {{One Name Study | name = Pike | category = Hampshire, Pike Name Study}} {{Clear}} :''The example above adds BOTH the sticker and 3 Pike Location categories - suitable for a person who was born in Hampshire, England, then emigrated to South Africa where they lived for the rest of their life, but died abroad in the US, and was buried in Tennessee Please refer to [[:Category:Pike Name Study| Pike Name Study Category]] for further details on how to use the template relevant to the Location(s) of your managed profile(s). P.S. If you ''don't like'' having the Pike Name Study '''sticker''' on a profile ''you manage'', you can remove this by REPLACING the sticker template with JUST the category: (for example) == Biography == {{Clear}} {{One Name Study | name = Pike | category = Ohio, Pike Name Study}} {{Clear}} with just the category: [[Category: Ohio, Pike Name Study]] {{Clear}} == Biography == {{Clear}} :''This results in NO sticker displayed on the profile, whilst retaining the category for use by the Pike Name Study. '''Note''': If you require a location not already catered for (or would just like some help in catering for your own specific locations or preferences), please contact [[Pike-5935|Christine Pike]] for assistance. See also: [[Space:Category_Guidelines_for_Name_Studies]] === Related Surnames and Surname Variants=== It is very common to find inconsistencies in the spelling of ''Pike/Pyke'' in records prior to widespread literacy, particularly in families of "working class" backgrounds. It is only in more recent generations where families started to insist upon particular spellings for their family. Even in records kept by churches there were inconsistencies across parishes, and individual members of the church who maintained these records over time, even within the same parish.
In my own family, [[Pike-5935|Pike-5935]], records varied across generations, but tended to be ''Pyke'' until they emigrated to Australia, where most of the time they stuck with ''Pike'', as this was how it had been spelt in their immigration and shipping records. Variants of the surname ''Pike'', include: * [https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/Pyke Pyke] * [https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/Pykes Pykes] * [https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/Pikes Pikes] * [https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/McPike McPike] * [https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/Picke Picke] * [https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/Pique Pique] * [https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/Peake Peake] * [https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/Pack Pack] * [https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/Speight Speight] To date the Pike Name Study has focused predominantly on ''Pike'' and ''Pyke''. Note: There are also other variants of Pike, which have their own dedicated Name Study, such as: * [https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/Pack Pack], see also [[Space:Pack_Name_Study|''Pack Name Study'']] == How to Join == To join the '''Pike Name Study''', first start out by browsing our current [[#Teams|teams]] to see if there is a specific study ongoing that fits your interests. If so, feel free to add your name to the [[#Membership|Membership list]] below, post an introduction comment there, and then dive right in! :If a [[#Teams|team]] does not yet exist for your particular area of interest, please consider adding a new [[#Research Pages|Research Page]]. {{Member|ONS|name=Pike}} Once you are ready to go, you can also show your project affiliation with the ONS Member Sticker:{{Member|ONS|name=Pike}} {{Clear}} == Membership == *[[Pike-2301|Eddie Pike]]: '''Team Leader''' Started the Pike Name Study in 2016. ::concentration on Pike mainly below the Mason Dixon Line and in the United States to start. One Ky. family from Germany, several in New England many single families, from The British Isles with a few from the midwest. [[Pike-2301|Pike-2301]]20:52, 11 October 2016 (UTC) ::Since I wrote the above the Pike DNA Project has contacted me and said my DNA points that I am from Mass. and a descendant of James Pike that I believe was born about 1647 and may be my emmegrator Pike. Further DNA info from '''23 and Me''' states that my Pike DNA in England was William The Conquerer Era or later and since my Pikes have resided in England and Ireland until the immigration to the US. On my Paternal side I'm 67% Ireland/England, 25% French, German, Belgum. About 2% Dane, 2% Swedish. [[Pike-2301|Pike-2301]] 16:28, 23 May 2018 (UTC) * [[Kabrich-1|Robin Kabrich]]: Has most of her Pike's in the New England area. * [[Pike-5935|Christine Pike]]: Joined in 2018. Particularly interested in Pike/Pyke families who emigrated from to Australia or New Zealand (usually from England). You can read more about my own Pike family origins [[Space:Pikes_in_Australia#My_Own_Pike_Family_Story|here]] * [[Bartell-153|Judi A Knight]]: I noticed you added the Pike Name study to a few of my relatives. I am new to wikitree but would like to join in on this study and contribute however I can? :: I have traced ancestors back from Pike line to "Daughters of Revolution entry" ([[Pike-2644]]) as well as connections along this line, back to the Mayflower (through wife of [[Pike-3795]])? I have checked documents as I've gone along but still need to go back and add in the documentation I have. Thank you, Judi A Knight * [[Davis-76129|Nicki Davis]]: I have a number of Pike relatives in Newfoundland, Canada and would like to contribute as much as possible. * [[Chickering-80|Linda Chickering]]: I have Pike ancestors who migrated from Laois, Ireland > Ontario, Canda >Michigan, USA. I would be pleased to work with other researchers. * [[Hachfeld-3|Elise Hachfeld]]: My 2nd great grandfather, [[Pike-12889| Verne Clement Pike]] was a Pike whose Pike ancestors immigrated to the United States. :'''What are you working on now? :{| border="2" cellpadding="5" | [[Pike-2301|Eddie Pike]] || * Currently "taking a break from Wikitree" |- | [[Pike-5935|Christine Pike]] || * Preparing [[:Category: Newfoundland and Labrador, Pike Name Study]] for review and restructure to use a simple geographical location approach * Extending the Location breakdown of the [[:Category:Pike Name Study | Pike Name Study Categories]] (as required) * Unconnected and Unsourced Pike/Pyke profiles (ongoing) * Improving page: [[Space:Pikes_in_Australia|Pikes in Australia]] (ongoing) |- | ''Add your name here''|| * ''Your current activity'' |- | || * |}
=== What You Can Do === Here are some things you can do ''(whether you are a member of the Pike Name Study, or not): * Add the [[#Pike Name Study Category | ''Pike/Pyke'' Name Study Category]] for the Location where they were born, lived or died to all of the ''Pike/Pyke'' profiles which you create and/or manage. * Write comprehensive and well-sourced Biographies for your own ''Pike/Pyke'' profiles. See suggestions at [[Project:Profile_Improvement#Steps_toward_Improved_Profiles|Steps Towards Improved Profiles]] * Check the "Suggestions List" (under your ''My WikiTree'' menu) for potential improvements to your own profiles * Clean up any GEDCOM junk for the ''Pike/Pyke'' profiles which you create and/or manage. See the following links for guidance and suggestions: ** [[GEDCOM-created_biographies|Help:GEDCOM-Created Biographies]] ** [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Space:WikiTree_AGC WikiTree AGC (Automatic GEDCOM Cleanup)] ** [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7gJMhj-93fw Video by Julie Ricketts: GEDCOM Created Biography Clean up] ** [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yNnIv9JvOQA&list=PLEqK4ICkQWXRxxQj3EBXoOh-3NOS5HH4R&index=38&t=10s Data Doctor Video: Suggestion 853 Gedcom Junk] ''Don't forget you can always ask questions in G2G if you need genealogy help === Task List === Here are some tasks requiring (often ongoing) effort which team members can contribute to: # Find and add sources and/or connections for [[:Category:Pike_Name_Study%2C_Unsourced_Profiles|Unsourced ''Pike/Pyke'' profiles]] # Add the relevant [[#Pike Name Study Category | ''Pike/Pyke'' Name Study Category]] for the ''Location'' where they were born, lived or died, to new and existing ''Pike/Pyke'' profiles (ie. monitor the [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special:NetworkFeed&surname=Pike&showall=1 ''Pike''] or [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special:NetworkFeed&surname=Pyke&showall=1 ''Pyke''] Activity Feeds to check for new ''Pike/Pyke'' profiles and check if they have been included) # Improve existing ''Pike/Pyke'' profiles by searching for original or primary sources rather than derivative documentation and add these sources to profiles (for example, a ''FamilySearch ID link'' alone is insufficient as a source - but it may lead you to some good sources which can be included) # Check for existing ''Pike/Pyke'' duplicates and request merges # Connect [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special:Unconnected&order=dateup&viewAll=1&s=Pike Unconnected ''Pike''] or [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special:Unconnected&order=dateup&viewAll=1&s=Pyke ''Pyke''] Profiles into the main tree (by expanding them until you reach a family member, not necessarily a ''Pike'', who is already connected) # [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special%3AAdoptions&order=&s=Pike Adopt a ''Pike'' profile] (one that has been abandoned/no profile manager) and improve its Biography or add sources. # Monitor the [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebName/errors.htm?Name=Pike&MaxErrors=100 ''Pike'' Error Feed] and try having a go at fixing some of the easier errors for profiles with no profile manager # If you are a male with the ''Pike'' surname or a variant and haven't already, please consider testing your yDNA - see [[#DNA|Pike Surname DNA]] === Pike Family Brickwalls === Many families have frustrating Brickwalls they reach and cannot move past when researching ancestors. You can add your own ''Pike/Pyke'' family Brickwall to the list below. Perhaps others might be able to help you in breaking down your brickwall, and can offer their assistance: * [[Pike-2313|John Pike]] (abt.1788-bef.1870) - ''[[Pike-2301|Eddie Pike]]'s Brickwall: ::John Pike is found in Casey County Kentucky in 1803 when the county was separated from Lincoln County and that he was a possible slave owner. John Pike showed up on the county tax records that only proves that he was an adult of at least 21 or he was a property owner and at least 18 years of age living with 1 or both parents. He is not found him on the records of that county after that, but shows up in Pendleton County Kentucky in 1830 and married Mary Courtney in the same county in 1832. * [[Pike-2211|Joseph Pike]] (abt.1748-bef.1818) ''[[Pike-5935|Christine]]'s Brickwall: ::Joseph Pike/Pyke signed marriage banns with Ann Lovelock on 7 Feb 1779, at Tidcombe, Wiltshire, England. They had (at least) 8 children, 2 of whom emigrated to Australia in 1840 with their wives and children. Joseph died in 1818, in Tidcombe, Wiltshire, England, aged 70. Based on his age at death, and the history of the village (thought to have originally been part of the Bedwyn estate) it seems likely that Joseph came to Tidcombe as a worker as part of the construction of the Manor house in 1770, so Joseph was ''(probably, but uncertain)'' born in Great Bedwyn, Wiltshire about 1748. * [[Pike-12779|Abraham Pike]] (1784-1827) ''[[Chickering-80|Linda]]'s Brickwall: ::Abraham Pike emigrated from Ireland, either from Queenstown or Queen's County (now Laois) to Brantford, Ontario, in 1819. He was married to Hannah Heritage and they had 8 children in Brant Co, Ontario. == Research Pages == * [[Space:Pike_pedigrees|Pike pedigrees]] * [[Space:Pikes_in_Australia|Pikes in Australia]] * ''Add a link to any new Research Page here If a [[#Teams|team]] does not yet exist for your particular area of interest, please consider starting your own Research Page using a [[Help:Free-Space_Profile||free-space profile]] - please make sure you add a link above to your Research Page. === Teams === :{| border="2" cellpadding="5" | Pikes in England || |- | Pikes in United States || |- | Pikes in Canada || [[Davis-76129|Nicki Davis]] |- | Pikes in Australia || [[Pike-5935|Christine Pike]] |- | Pikes in New Zealand|| |- | || |- | || |} ''Are you interested in joining an existing team, or starting a new team?''
Please add yourself, and/or your new team to the table above. == DNA == View list of existing [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special:DNATests&s=Pike DNA connections for the surname '''Pike''' in Wikitree] (''Hint:'' A search box for other surnames is also included) '''Some external Pike DNA Projects: * [[#Pike Surname DNA Project|Pike Surname DNA Project]] ([https://www.math.mun.ca/~dapike/family_history/pike/DNA/index.php?content=results.html math.mun.ca] global DNA study) * "Pike One-Name Study" Guild of One Name Studies. [https://one-name.org/name_profile/pike/ one-name.org] * "Pike DNA Project." International Society of Genetic Genealogy (ISOGG) [https://isogg.org/wiki/Pike_DNA_Project isogg.org]. (global DNA project) * "Pike." [https://www.familytreedna.com/groups/pike/about familytreedna.com]. (DNA project) === Pike Surname DNA Project (Y-chromosome) === There is a '''Pike Surname DNA Project''' that you may wish to join (or just read about) at [https://www.math.mun.ca/~dapike/family_history/pike/DNA/index.php?content=intro.html math.mun.ca]. The basic idea behind the project is to use genetic analysis to assist with Pike genealogy. By comparing the genetic signatures for various Pike family lines one can find out which ones are related, and which are not (regardless of whether corresponding historical records are available). ''Note: The Pike Surname DNA Project focuses on the '''male''' Pike lineage, as it uses the genetic signature of each Pike family line's '''Y-chromosome'''.'' [https://www.math.mun.ca/~dapike/family_history/pike/DNA/index.php?content=results.html DNA Test Results ] from project members include the following clusters, each of which has its own Y-DNA genetic profile: :{| border="0" cellpadding="2" | ''PikeGroup'' || ''Haplogroup'' || ''Pike Group/Cluster Description'' |- | Group 1 : || R1a || Pikes from Hampshire and Wiltshire, England |- | Group 2 : || R1b || Pikes of Carbonear, Newfoundland (previously from Poole, Dorset) |- | Group 3 : || R1b || Relatives of Abraham Pyke of Baltimore, Maryland |- | Group 4 : || R1b || Pikes from Nottingham, England |- | Group 5 : || I1 || Pikes from St. Mary's County, Maryland |- | Group 6 : || R1b || Relatives of James Pike of Charlestown and Reading, Massachusetts |- | Group 7 : || I1 || Relatives of Philip Pike (who emigrated from Manchester, England to Kittery, Maine) |- | Group 8 : || I1 || Pikes of Adair County, Kentucky; Edgefield County, South Carolina; and Roanoke, Alabama |- | Group 9 : || R1b || Descendants of Wesley Pike and Olivia Drake |- | Group 10 : || R1b || McPike, McPeak, and related surname variants |- | Group 11 : || J2 || Pikes from Virginia |- | Group 12 : || R1a || Pikes from Germany and Pennsylvania |- | Group 13 : || J2 || Pikes from Pimperne, Dorset |- | Group 14 : || R1b || Pikes from Truro, Massachusetts |- | Group 15 : || I1 || Pikes from Headcorn, Kent |- | Group 16 : || R1b || Relatives of Robert Pike who married Anny Anderson in 1781 at Fort Pitt, Pennsylvania |- | Group 17 : || R1b || Pikes from Dowlish Wake (Somerset), Bristol (Gloucestershire), Glyncorrwg (Wales), Yarcombe (Devon), London and the Burin Peninsula of Newfoundland |- | Group 18 : || R1b || Descendants of Hugh Pike of Newbury, Massachussets (including descendants of Rufus Pike of Franklin, New Hampshire) |- | Group 19 : || G || Pikes from Eggesford and Salcombe Regis, Devon |- | Group 20 : || R1b || Pikes from the vicinity of New Harbour and Old Perlican, Trinity Bay, Newfoundland (possibly originating at Christchurch, Hampshire) |- | Group 21 : || I || Pikes from Lilstock, Somerset and Stockland, Dorset |- | Group 22 : || R1b || |- | Group 23 : || R1b || |- | Group 24 : || I2 || Pikes from Tetbury, Gloucestershire |} See also: * [https://pikedna.blogspot.com/ Pike DNA Blog] * [[Pike-9313|Stu Pike]] ==Acknowledgements== Thanks to all of the Pike researchers that have contributed. We, as of 12-19-2018 have more than tripled the number of Pike Profiles on WikiTree since this ONS project was started about 3 years ago. We are up to Pike-7027. Again thanks to all Pike researchers and Robin Kabrich and M Bale in the U.S., Christine Pike in Australia, for their work on tagging the ONS on 4 continents. Sincerly, Pike-2301 ==Original Page Content== ''The following content is yet to be reviewed/updated'' ''It can probably be moved to (future) free space pages for Pikes in United States and Canada === Sources ===
* [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/1/1d/Pike-3625-3.pdf Newspaper Sources on Alfred Jones Pike (1849 - 1923) 2]
* [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/8/87/Pike-3625.pdf Newspaper Sources on Alfred Jones Pike (1849 - 1923) 3] Thanks to [[Bale-77]] * https://archive.org/stream/babcockgenealogy00babc#page/144/mode/2up * https://www.familysearch.org/discovery/about * Honi Kleine has some Pike/ Courtney resources at [[Kleine-49|Kleine-49]]
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[[Pyke-782|Edward Pyke of London Dyer 1634]]
===Pike Name Distribution=== The '''Pike''' surname has historically tended to be most common in the English West Country, especially in the counties of Devon, Somerset and Wiltshire. A map showing the 1881 distribution of the ''Pike'' surname can be viewed [https://www.math.mun.ca/~dapike/family_history/pike/DNA/Docs/Pike_map.pdf here]. See also: * [https://www.math.mun.ca/~dapike/family_history/pike/DNA/index.php?content=intro.html Pike Surname DNA Project at math.mun.ca] * "Pike One-Name Study" Guild of One Name Studies. [https://one-name.org/name_profile/pike/ one-name.org] * [[Wikipedia: Pike (surname)]] * [https://forebears.io/surnames/pike#meaning Forebears: Pike Surname Distribution Map 2014] * [https://www.mynamestats.com/Last-Names/P/PI/PIKE/index.html MyNameStats: Last Name PIKE US National Statistics] * [https://www.your-family-history.com/surname/p/pike/ Your Family History: Pike Surname Distribution Maps UK 1841 - 1911] * [https://www.findmypast.co.uk/surname/pike FindMyPast: Where do Most Pikes Live? UK Census 1841 - 1939] * [https://www.familysearch.org/en/wiki/Surname_Distribution_Maps FamilySearch: Surname Distribution Maps] ''Race and Ethnicity of people with the last name '''Pike''' '': 92.52% White (2010) - see [https://discover.23andme.com/last-name/Pike 23andMe] === Pike Name Frequency === [https://forebears.io/surnames/pike#meaning Forebears: Surnames] Pike Incidence in 2014: ''(in order of Most common to Least Common)
:Greenland: ''Pike'' is the 161st most common surname
:Saint Pierre and Miquelon: ''Pike'' is the 189th most common surname
:Wales: ''Pike'' is the 326th most common surname
:England: ''Pike'' is the 543rd most common surname
:Australia: ''Pike'' is the 577th most common surname
:Jersey: ''Pike'' is the 664th most common surname
:New Zealand: ''Pike'' is the 835th most common surname
:Canada: ''Pike'' is the 856th most common surname
:United States: ''Pike'' is the 1,268th most common surname
:Scotland: ''Pike'' is the 1,912th most common surname
:Northern Ireland: ''Pike'' is the 2,605th most common surname
:Ireland: ''Pike'' is the 3,146th most common surname
[[Wikipedia: Pike (surname)]] Incidence:
:United States: ''Pike'' is the 1138th most common surname (based on the 1990 census).
:England and Wales: it is the 513th most common surname (based on a Sept 2002 database of the Office for National Statistics).
:Newfoundland: ''Pike'' is especially common, ranking 22nd among all surnames there (based on the 1955 voters list, as reported by E.R. Seary in "Family Names of the Island of Newfoundland").
:Britain: At the time of the British Census of 1881, its relative frequency was highest in ''Wiltshire'' (7.3 times the British average), followed by ''Dorset, Devon, Somerset, Berkshire, Hampshire, Nottinghamshire, Gloucestershire'', the ''Channel Islands'' and ''Surrey''. The Pike surname appears in [https://www.familysearch.org FamilySearch] across 5 countries: US: 34%, England: 24%, Canada: 4%, Wales: 1%, Australia: 1% ([[Pike-5935|Pike-5935]] 06:01, 29 June 2021 (UTC)). Check current data [https://www.familysearch.org/discovery/about?et_cid=1342437&et_rid=117583982&linkid=banner&cid=em-mee-1 Here] The last UK Census that I saw found that grouped surnames had most of the Pikes in southern England. [[Pike-2301|Edward Pike]] === Pike Name Study Category === {{One Name Study|name=Pike}} ''Pike/Pyke'' profiles which are included in the '''Pike Name Study''' are categorised by '''Location''' into the ''Country'' where the person was born, lived, or died, and in some cases further broken down by their ''State/Territory/County'', and sometimes even the City. Over time this breakdown will be extended as required. The template results in this sticker being displayed on a profile.
The ''Pike/Pyke'' profiles included in the Pike Name Study can be found by following the links provided to each Country (and subsequent location breakdown) on the [[:Category:Pike Name Study| Pike Name Study Category]] page. To add a profile to the Pike Name Study for a person who spent their whole life in Hampshire, England, you would add the associated Category template, ''below'' the '"Biography" header, for example:
In my own family, [[Pike-5935|Pike-5935]], records varied across generations, but tended to be ''Pyke'' until they emigrated to Australia, where most of the time they stuck with ''Pike'', as this was how it had been spelt in their immigration and shipping records. Variants of the surname ''Pike'', include: * [https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/Pyke Pyke] * [https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/Pykes Pykes] * [https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/Pikes Pikes] * [https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/McPike McPike] * [https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/Picke Picke] * [https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/Pique Pique] * [https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/Peake Peake] * [https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/Pack Pack] * [https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/Speight Speight] To date the Pike Name Study has focused predominantly on ''Pike'' and ''Pyke''. Note: There are also other variants of Pike, which have their own dedicated Name Study, such as: * [https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/Pack Pack], see also [[Space:Pack_Name_Study|''Pack Name Study'']] == How to Join == To join the '''Pike Name Study''', first start out by browsing our current [[#Teams|teams]] to see if there is a specific study ongoing that fits your interests. If so, feel free to add your name to the [[#Membership|Membership list]] below, post an introduction comment there, and then dive right in! :If a [[#Teams|team]] does not yet exist for your particular area of interest, please consider adding a new [[#Research Pages|Research Page]]. {{Member|ONS|name=Pike}} Once you are ready to go, you can also show your project affiliation with the ONS Member Sticker:
=== What You Can Do === Here are some things you can do ''(whether you are a member of the Pike Name Study, or not): * Add the [[#Pike Name Study Category | ''Pike/Pyke'' Name Study Category]] for the Location where they were born, lived or died to all of the ''Pike/Pyke'' profiles which you create and/or manage. * Write comprehensive and well-sourced Biographies for your own ''Pike/Pyke'' profiles. See suggestions at [[Project:Profile_Improvement#Steps_toward_Improved_Profiles|Steps Towards Improved Profiles]] * Check the "Suggestions List" (under your ''My WikiTree'' menu) for potential improvements to your own profiles * Clean up any GEDCOM junk for the ''Pike/Pyke'' profiles which you create and/or manage. See the following links for guidance and suggestions: ** [[GEDCOM-created_biographies|Help:GEDCOM-Created Biographies]] ** [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Space:WikiTree_AGC WikiTree AGC (Automatic GEDCOM Cleanup)] ** [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7gJMhj-93fw Video by Julie Ricketts: GEDCOM Created Biography Clean up] ** [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yNnIv9JvOQA&list=PLEqK4ICkQWXRxxQj3EBXoOh-3NOS5HH4R&index=38&t=10s Data Doctor Video: Suggestion 853 Gedcom Junk] ''Don't forget you can always ask questions in G2G if you need genealogy help === Task List === Here are some tasks requiring (often ongoing) effort which team members can contribute to: # Find and add sources and/or connections for [[:Category:Pike_Name_Study%2C_Unsourced_Profiles|Unsourced ''Pike/Pyke'' profiles]] # Add the relevant [[#Pike Name Study Category | ''Pike/Pyke'' Name Study Category]] for the ''Location'' where they were born, lived or died, to new and existing ''Pike/Pyke'' profiles (ie. monitor the [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special:NetworkFeed&surname=Pike&showall=1 ''Pike''] or [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special:NetworkFeed&surname=Pyke&showall=1 ''Pyke''] Activity Feeds to check for new ''Pike/Pyke'' profiles and check if they have been included) # Improve existing ''Pike/Pyke'' profiles by searching for original or primary sources rather than derivative documentation and add these sources to profiles (for example, a ''FamilySearch ID link'' alone is insufficient as a source - but it may lead you to some good sources which can be included) # Check for existing ''Pike/Pyke'' duplicates and request merges # Connect [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special:Unconnected&order=dateup&viewAll=1&s=Pike Unconnected ''Pike''] or [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special:Unconnected&order=dateup&viewAll=1&s=Pyke ''Pyke''] Profiles into the main tree (by expanding them until you reach a family member, not necessarily a ''Pike'', who is already connected) # [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special%3AAdoptions&order=&s=Pike Adopt a ''Pike'' profile] (one that has been abandoned/no profile manager) and improve its Biography or add sources. # Monitor the [https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebName/errors.htm?Name=Pike&MaxErrors=100 ''Pike'' Error Feed] and try having a go at fixing some of the easier errors for profiles with no profile manager # If you are a male with the ''Pike'' surname or a variant and haven't already, please consider testing your yDNA - see [[#DNA|Pike Surname DNA]] === Pike Family Brickwalls === Many families have frustrating Brickwalls they reach and cannot move past when researching ancestors. You can add your own ''Pike/Pyke'' family Brickwall to the list below. Perhaps others might be able to help you in breaking down your brickwall, and can offer their assistance: * [[Pike-2313|John Pike]] (abt.1788-bef.1870) - ''[[Pike-2301|Eddie Pike]]'s Brickwall: ::John Pike is found in Casey County Kentucky in 1803 when the county was separated from Lincoln County and that he was a possible slave owner. John Pike showed up on the county tax records that only proves that he was an adult of at least 21 or he was a property owner and at least 18 years of age living with 1 or both parents. He is not found him on the records of that county after that, but shows up in Pendleton County Kentucky in 1830 and married Mary Courtney in the same county in 1832. * [[Pike-2211|Joseph Pike]] (abt.1748-bef.1818) ''[[Pike-5935|Christine]]'s Brickwall: ::Joseph Pike/Pyke signed marriage banns with Ann Lovelock on 7 Feb 1779, at Tidcombe, Wiltshire, England. They had (at least) 8 children, 2 of whom emigrated to Australia in 1840 with their wives and children. Joseph died in 1818, in Tidcombe, Wiltshire, England, aged 70. Based on his age at death, and the history of the village (thought to have originally been part of the Bedwyn estate) it seems likely that Joseph came to Tidcombe as a worker as part of the construction of the Manor house in 1770, so Joseph was ''(probably, but uncertain)'' born in Great Bedwyn, Wiltshire about 1748. * [[Pike-12779|Abraham Pike]] (1784-1827) ''[[Chickering-80|Linda]]'s Brickwall: ::Abraham Pike emigrated from Ireland, either from Queenstown or Queen's County (now Laois) to Brantford, Ontario, in 1819. He was married to Hannah Heritage and they had 8 children in Brant Co, Ontario. == Research Pages == * [[Space:Pike_pedigrees|Pike pedigrees]] * [[Space:Pikes_in_Australia|Pikes in Australia]] * ''Add a link to any new Research Page here If a [[#Teams|team]] does not yet exist for your particular area of interest, please consider starting your own Research Page using a [[Help:Free-Space_Profile||free-space profile]] - please make sure you add a link above to your Research Page. === Teams === :{| border="2" cellpadding="5" | Pikes in England || |- | Pikes in United States || |- | Pikes in Canada || [[Davis-76129|Nicki Davis]] |- | Pikes in Australia || [[Pike-5935|Christine Pike]] |- | Pikes in New Zealand|| |- | || |- | || |} ''Are you interested in joining an existing team, or starting a new team?''
Please add yourself, and/or your new team to the table above. == DNA == View list of existing [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special:DNATests&s=Pike DNA connections for the surname '''Pike''' in Wikitree] (''Hint:'' A search box for other surnames is also included) '''Some external Pike DNA Projects: * [[#Pike Surname DNA Project|Pike Surname DNA Project]] ([https://www.math.mun.ca/~dapike/family_history/pike/DNA/index.php?content=results.html math.mun.ca] global DNA study) * "Pike One-Name Study" Guild of One Name Studies. [https://one-name.org/name_profile/pike/ one-name.org] * "Pike DNA Project." International Society of Genetic Genealogy (ISOGG) [https://isogg.org/wiki/Pike_DNA_Project isogg.org]. (global DNA project) * "Pike." [https://www.familytreedna.com/groups/pike/about familytreedna.com]. (DNA project) === Pike Surname DNA Project (Y-chromosome) === There is a '''Pike Surname DNA Project''' that you may wish to join (or just read about) at [https://www.math.mun.ca/~dapike/family_history/pike/DNA/index.php?content=intro.html math.mun.ca]. The basic idea behind the project is to use genetic analysis to assist with Pike genealogy. By comparing the genetic signatures for various Pike family lines one can find out which ones are related, and which are not (regardless of whether corresponding historical records are available). ''Note: The Pike Surname DNA Project focuses on the '''male''' Pike lineage, as it uses the genetic signature of each Pike family line's '''Y-chromosome'''.'' [https://www.math.mun.ca/~dapike/family_history/pike/DNA/index.php?content=results.html DNA Test Results ] from project members include the following clusters, each of which has its own Y-DNA genetic profile: :{| border="0" cellpadding="2" | ''PikeGroup'' || ''Haplogroup'' || ''Pike Group/Cluster Description'' |- | Group 1 : || R1a || Pikes from Hampshire and Wiltshire, England |- | Group 2 : || R1b || Pikes of Carbonear, Newfoundland (previously from Poole, Dorset) |- | Group 3 : || R1b || Relatives of Abraham Pyke of Baltimore, Maryland |- | Group 4 : || R1b || Pikes from Nottingham, England |- | Group 5 : || I1 || Pikes from St. Mary's County, Maryland |- | Group 6 : || R1b || Relatives of James Pike of Charlestown and Reading, Massachusetts |- | Group 7 : || I1 || Relatives of Philip Pike (who emigrated from Manchester, England to Kittery, Maine) |- | Group 8 : || I1 || Pikes of Adair County, Kentucky; Edgefield County, South Carolina; and Roanoke, Alabama |- | Group 9 : || R1b || Descendants of Wesley Pike and Olivia Drake |- | Group 10 : || R1b || McPike, McPeak, and related surname variants |- | Group 11 : || J2 || Pikes from Virginia |- | Group 12 : || R1a || Pikes from Germany and Pennsylvania |- | Group 13 : || J2 || Pikes from Pimperne, Dorset |- | Group 14 : || R1b || Pikes from Truro, Massachusetts |- | Group 15 : || I1 || Pikes from Headcorn, Kent |- | Group 16 : || R1b || Relatives of Robert Pike who married Anny Anderson in 1781 at Fort Pitt, Pennsylvania |- | Group 17 : || R1b || Pikes from Dowlish Wake (Somerset), Bristol (Gloucestershire), Glyncorrwg (Wales), Yarcombe (Devon), London and the Burin Peninsula of Newfoundland |- | Group 18 : || R1b || Descendants of Hugh Pike of Newbury, Massachussets (including descendants of Rufus Pike of Franklin, New Hampshire) |- | Group 19 : || G || Pikes from Eggesford and Salcombe Regis, Devon |- | Group 20 : || R1b || Pikes from the vicinity of New Harbour and Old Perlican, Trinity Bay, Newfoundland (possibly originating at Christchurch, Hampshire) |- | Group 21 : || I || Pikes from Lilstock, Somerset and Stockland, Dorset |- | Group 22 : || R1b || |- | Group 23 : || R1b || |- | Group 24 : || I2 || Pikes from Tetbury, Gloucestershire |} See also: * [https://pikedna.blogspot.com/ Pike DNA Blog] * [[Pike-9313|Stu Pike]] ==Acknowledgements== Thanks to all of the Pike researchers that have contributed. We, as of 12-19-2018 have more than tripled the number of Pike Profiles on WikiTree since this ONS project was started about 3 years ago. We are up to Pike-7027. Again thanks to all Pike researchers and Robin Kabrich and M Bale in the U.S., Christine Pike in Australia, for their work on tagging the ONS on 4 continents. Sincerly, Pike-2301 ==Original Page Content== ''The following content is yet to be reviewed/updated'' ''It can probably be moved to (future) free space pages for Pikes in United States and Canada === Sources ===
* [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/1/1d/Pike-3625-3.pdf Newspaper Sources on Alfred Jones Pike (1849 - 1923) 2]
* [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/8/87/Pike-3625.pdf Newspaper Sources on Alfred Jones Pike (1849 - 1923) 3] Thanks to [[Bale-77]] * https://archive.org/stream/babcockgenealogy00babc#page/144/mode/2up * https://www.familysearch.org/discovery/about * Honi Kleine has some Pike/ Courtney resources at [[Kleine-49|Kleine-49]]
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[[Category: Sources by Name]] == Pilgrim Notes and Queries == * Compiled by Massachusetts Society of Mayflower Descendants * Boston: Massachusetts Society of Mayflower Descendants, 1913 * [[Special:Whatlinkshere/Space:Pilgrim Notes and Queries|WikiTree Profiles that use this source]] === Available online at these locations: === * TOC of all volumes: http://plymouthcolony.net/resources/verify.php?file=pnq.pdf * Vol. 1, 1913 ::* https://archive.org/details/pilgrimnotesquer00mass ::* https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/012507785 ::* https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/008699640 * Vol. 2, 1914 ::* https://books.google.com/books?id=EEY9AQAAMAAJ ::* https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/012507785 ::* https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/008699640 * Vol. 3, 1915 ::* https://books.google.com/books?id=ScgWAAAAYAAJ ::* https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/008699640 * Vol. 4, 1916 ::* https://books.google.com/books?id=iWQtAQAAMAAJ ::* https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/012507785 ::* https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/008699640 * Vol. 5, 1917 ::* https://archive.org/details/pilgrimnotesand00descgoog ::* http://books.google.com/books?id=B8gWAAAAYAAJ ::* https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/012507785 ::* https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/008699640 === Table of Contents === * TBD === Errata === * No errors in this publication have been identified. When found, please list the problem(s) here, and include a link to a source that describes the problem. === WikiTree Syntax === * ''[[Space:Pilgrim Notes and Queries|Pilgrim Notes and Queries]]'' (Boston, Massachusetts Society of Mayflower Descendants, 1913) Vol. , [ Page ]. * ([[#PNQ|Pilgrim Notes & Queries]])
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[[Category: Pinchard's Island, Newfoundland Colony]] [[Category: Pinchard's Island, Dominion of Newfoundland]] ==Description== Pinchard's Island is one of the communities that comprise an area on the northeast coast of the Island of Newfoundland, called Bonavista North. These communities have a shared history in that they were settled by people from England, predominantly from the West Country - Dorset, Devon Somerset and HampshireWikipedia article for [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pinchard%27s_Island,_Newfoundland_and_Labrador Pinchard's Island, Newfoundland and Labrador]. Pinchard's Island is located at the northern extremity of Bonavista Bay, about 5 km south of Cape Freels. Offering access to exceUent fishing grounds to the east and with islets offering protection for small boats on its southern side, Pinchard's Island was one of the first settled sites in northern Bonavista BayEncyclopedia of Newfoundland and Labrador, 1994 volume 4 (Extract: letter P). [http://collections.mun.ca/cdm/ref/collection/cns_enl/id/2093 Entry for Pinchard's Island, p. 300]. Memorial University of Newfoundland Website. Accessed 2018. ==History== The earliest people on Pinchard's Island were probably sent over by West Country English firms to do trading at Greenspond. The first and most common family names on Pinchard's Island were: Norris, Blackmore, Hounsell, Davis, Gill, Parsons. There were 13 families in the beginning. George Coster, a clergyman for the Church of England in Bonavista visited Pinchard's Island in 1827 and recorded 20 families residing there. He called it a thriving community with 120 people. He appointed John Sainsbury as layreader and teacher and an old fish store was used to hold the classes. In 1845 there were 291 people living there which made Pinchard's Island the second largest community in northern Bonavista Bay. By 1850 people began moving to the nearby mainland, particularly Newtown because it had a better harbour. The population had one last peak in 1921 with 413 people, but by 1950 (population 218) the island fell under the resettlement program and were relocated. ===Early Families=== An 1806 register of fishing rooms in Bonavista Bay noted three premises at Pinchard's Island, all said to have been established in 1802. These settlers had likely been brought out to Newfoundland by West Country English firms trading at [[Space:Greenspond, Newfoundland|Greenspond]]. Two of the rooms were occupied by Samuel Stockley and David Burry (family names not subsequentiy recorded at Pinchard's Island), while the third was owned jointly by Edward Hicks and John Norris. Subsequently Norris was one of the most common family names of Pinchard's Island, and the best anchorage on the island became known as Norris's Cove. Of the other common family names the Blackmores and Hounsells likely came out from England as servants to Greenspond firms, while the Davis, Gill and Parsons families probably first became acquainted with the area while engaged in the migratory fishery to the Straight Shore to the north, out of Harbour Grace and other Conception Bay ports in the early 1800s. When Bonavista Church of England clergyman George Coster visited Pinchard's Island in 1827 he noted that it was home to 20 families numbering 120 people and stated that "tho' it has not long been occupied [it] is already a thriving settlement" (cited in Winsor: 1981). Coster encouraged the appointment of local man John Sainsbury as Church of England lay reader and teacher. Residents offered a disused fish store to enable him to hold classes, which it was hoped could also be attended by residents of Cobblers Island and Cape Island to the north. Although for the next 30 years school was held only sporadically, largely dependent on Sainsbury's availability, a school building was erected in 1844 and also served as a chapel. In 1845 there were 291 people at Pinchard's Island, making it the second largest community in northern Bonavista Bay, next to Greenspond. In addition to the inshore fishery there were 13 fishing vessels of over 30 quintals capacity, ranging over grounds from Cabot Island in the east to the Straight Shore, and a 55-ton vessel outfitted for the seal fishery. In the early 1800s Pinchard's Island was also the centre of a substantial land-based spring seal hunt — there were almost 200 seal nets in use in the community in 1845. ==Later History== After the Rev. Julian Moreton was stationed at Greenspond in 1849 he pleaded that his charge be divided and that Pinchard's Island be made the parish centre for the northern islands and the Straight Shore. With local efforts being organized by lay reader William Davis, a start was made on a new church and school in 1853. St. Matthew's church was consecrated in 1857 by Bishop Edward Feild. In 1862 J.G. Cragg was stationed at Pinchard's Island, the only resident clergyman the community was ever to have. Cragg was transferred to Greenspond in 1870 and Pinchard's Island once again became part of the larger circuit. Although Cragg's transfer was necessitated by the lack of a clergyman for the larger centre of Greenspond, it may have also been motivated by a declining population at Pinchard's Island. Beginning in the 1850s some residents moved to Inner Pinchard's Islands (later Newtown qv), which offered better shelter for the vessels being used in the seal hunt and the growing Labrador fishery. Further, the island (which measures approximately three-quarters of a mile by one-half mile) was not physically able to support many more people, while the Straight Shore fishery became increasingly the province of the growing communities of Cape Freels, Deadman's Bay and Lumsden to the north. From 359 people in 1857 the population had dropped to 264 in 1874. By the 1890s most ofthe fishermen of Pinchard's Island traded their catches of cod to merchants at Newtown and sailed to the seal hunt and the Labrador fishery in vessels from that port. When the Church of England parish of Greenspond was again divided in 1894, Newtown, with a population approaching 500, was chosen as the parish seat. While the community remained largely Church of England, a Methodist resident, Henry Davis, began to hold "cottage" meetings and built up a congregation which had its church completed in 1906. In the early 1900s, as Bonavista north ports such as Newtown and Wesleyville came to dominate the seal hunt and were increasingly involved in the Labrador fishery, the population of Pinchard's Island again increased, reaching a peak of 413 in 1921. However, a series of poor years for the inshore fishery, coupled with a drastic decline in the Labrador fishery, led most young people to leave the island to seek work. In 1953, after several years in which it had been difficult to obtain teachers for the school, the remaining residents, fewer than 200, moved, most of them going to Newtown. ===Resources=== [[Special:Whatlinkshere/Space:Pinchard's Island,_Newfoundland|What links to this page.]] == Sources ==
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[[Category:Simpson County, Mississippi, Cemeteries]] [[Category: Pine Grove Cemetery, Simpson County, Mississippi]] [[Project:Mississippi_Cemeteries|Mississippi Cemeteries Project]] ===About=== This project will catalog and document all burials in Pine Grove Cemetery, located in rural Simpson County, Mississippi. This free space page for the Kennedy Springs Cemetery is part of WikiTree's [[Project:Mississippi_Cemeteries|Mississippi Cemeteries Project]], and was created to document the life and times of our ancestors that are interred there. The Mississippi Cemeteries Project is a sub-project of the larger [[Project:Cemeteries_of_the_United_States|U.S. Cemeteries Project]]. This page is a work in progress, and will remain so until the Table of Interments (below) is completed. The Table of Interments is a sortable listing of persons interred at this cemetery, some or all of whom are linked to existing WikiTree profiles. If you know of a person interred at this cemetery that should be linked to an existing WikiTree profile, or needs to have a profile created for them, '''please contact [[Bishop-4082|Myrtis Bishop]] for assistance'''. ===Contact Information, Location and Map=== :Location ::Gather Johnson Road, Magee, MS 39111 :: Pine Grove Baptist Church: 601-849-4098 :: Pine Grove Baptist Church Cemetery Association: 601-849-2024 or 601-849-4098 :GPS Coordinates (WGS84) :: 31.913683, -89.671966 ::[https://goo.gl/maps/ahqM8 Pine Grove Cemetery on Google Maps] === History === Pine Grove Cemetery is located next to Pine Grove Baptist Church which has a Magee address. It currently has about 460 marked graves. The cemetery does not have a gate. There is a fence around the back and right side. As of Jul 30, 2017 '''Findagrave''' [https://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=cr&CRid=2198505 Findagrave - Pine Grove Baptist Church Cemetery] lists Pine Grove Cemetery with 469 graves recorded and 97% photographed. ===Tasks Completed=== Photography * 100% of marked graves in this cemetery have been photographed by [[Bishop-4082 | Myrtis Bishop]] on Oct 2012. Data Transcription * 100 % of all marked graves ===To Do=== * Link existing profiles or create new profiles for persons listed in the Table of Interments :When complete, everyone listed in the Table of Interments will be linked to their own WikiTree profile, and to a photo of that person's corresponding grave marker. The created profiles can include other genealogical and biographical information as well as a listing of sources for documentation. *Validate links and transcription information :Profile and photo links and transcribed information needs to be cross-checked to ensure accuracy. * Create an audio/video tour of the cemetery :Record a virtual tour of the cemetery that can be viewed as downloadable media on computers, tablets or other device. Such a tour would take the viewer around the cemetery to explore the history of the people buried here. Background information can be supplied. Those with mobile internet access can access online links to more information. ===Table of Interments=== Data given is as on Headstone {| class="wikitable sortable" border="1" |+ Sortable table |- ! Last Name ! First/Middle Names/Initials ! data-sort-type="date" | Born ! data-sort-type="date" | Died ! Inscription (notes) ! class="unsortable" | Photo (click for larger) |- | [[Ainsworth-xxx | Ainsworth ]] ||James Jr. ||1934-01-03||2007-04-09||[wed] Jan 11, 1954, CPL US Army Korea ||[[Image:Ainsworth-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Ainsworth-xxx | Ainsworth ]] ||James David ||1958-07-25||2015-02-12||(obit, '''need photo''') ||[[Image:Ainsworth-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Ainsworth-xxx | Ainsworth ]] ||Larry Dale ||1960-12-16||2001-02-20|| ||[[Image:Ainsworth-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Allen-39410 | Allen ]] ||Charles M. ||1939-09-11||1996-05-10||US Air Force ||[[Image:Allen-39410.jpg |100px]] |- | [[ Allen-39426 | Allen ]] ||Donald Wayne Sr. ||1943-10-22||1994-03-28||One day at a time Call my name and I'll be there [wed] Dec 7, 1963 ||[[Image:Allen-39426.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Allen-39420 | Allen ]] ||Elton J. ||1937-07-19||2005-07-06||||[[Image:Allen-39420.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Allen-9240| Allen ]] ||James W. ||1902-11-11||1978-03-26|| ||[[Image:Mayfield-648.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Cockrell-694 | Allen ]] ||Katie B. ||1913-12-12||1995-07-29||(nee Cockrell) MAMA, Our Precious Mother ||[[Image:Cockrell-694.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Allen-53133| Allen ]]||Mary I. ||1891-08-22||1891-10-08||Daug of W.T. & M.L. Allen ||[[Image:Allen-53133.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Mayfield-648 | Allen ]]||Mattie V. ||1910-01-23||1986-10-23||(nee Mayfield) ||[[Image:Mayfield-648.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Allen-23107 | Allen ]]||Noel E. ||1906-09-29||1982-09-28||He was a kind and noble man, DADDY ||[[Image:Allen-23107.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Buffington-602| Allen ]]||Sarah J.||1867-02-14||1937-03-16||(nee Buffington) A tender mother and faithful friend. ||[[Image:Buffington-602.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Allen-53143| Allen ]]||William Ethian ||1926-12-16||2000-11-19|| ||[[Image:Allen-53143.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Allen-18942| Allen ]]||William W. ||1883-01-03||1963-12-26||A faithful father. ||[[Image:Allen-18942.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Ates-266 | Ates ]]||D. S. ||1883-04-01||1930-08-05||(given name Daniel Solomon) ||[[Image:Ates-266.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Ates-xxx | Ates ]]||Baby Boy ||1921-02-10||1921-02-10||Son of W.N. & M.B. Ates ||[[Image:Ates-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Ates-xxx | Ates ]] ||Mary Beulah ||1873-09-24||1969-11-29|| ||[[Image:Ates-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Ates-xxx | Ates ]] ||Nancy Caroline ||1894-07-31||1913-04-19||Daughter of H. W. & Mary Ates ||[[Image:Ates-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Davis-xxx | Ates ]] ||Rutha V.||1884-02-10||1980-08-17||(nee Davis)||[[Image:Ates-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Reed-13363 | Ates ]] ||Sarah C. Reed||1850-04-14||1939-11-04||(nee Reed) Wife of W. L. Ates||[[Image:Reed-13363.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Cole-7124| Ates ]] ||Sophronia ||1869-10-20||1911-07-19|| (nee Cole) Wife of W. N. Ates, Our darling one hath gone before to greet us on the blissful shore. ||[[Image:Cole-7124.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Ates-61| Ates ]] ||W. N. ||1858-12-09||1938-03-05||Farewell, Until we meet again ||[[Image:Ates-61.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Ates-xxx | Ates ]] ||Wallace || || ||Son of W. D. & Ola Ates ||[[Image:Ates-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Ates-122 | Ates ]] ||W. L. ||1852-02-10||1923-08-06||(given name William Lafayette) (broken stone)||[[Image:Ates-122.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Austin-xxx | Austin ]] ||Charlene ||1948-07-29||2001-11-21||[wed] Nov 19, 1965 ||[[Image:Austin-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Butler-9198 | Barrett ]] ||Irene Butler ||1904-02-28||1998-02-06||MOTHER ||[[Image:Butler-9198.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Barrett-4451 | Barrett ]] ||Oscar R. ||1897-08-30||1977-12-07||FATHER ||[[Image:Barrett-4451.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Barr-xxx | Barr ]] ||Kisha Lenae ||1981-06-18||1981-06-18||Our little angel ||[[Image:Barr-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Boles-667| Boles ]] ||Charles V. III ||1939-10-22||2009-06-17|| ||[[Image:Boles-667.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Cole-7417 | Boone ]] ||Emma Cole ||1900-10-12||1968-10-08||(nee Cole) ||[[Image:Cole-7417.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Boone-2149| Boone ]] ||John C. ||1895-06-20||1983-05-15|| ||[[Image:Boone-2149.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Sellers-1284| Bowman ]] ||Hazel Sellers||1936-02-07||2018-10-23||(nee Sellers) MOTHER, John 3:16 '''need updated photo'''||[[Image:Sellers-1284.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Bowman-3959| Bowman ]] ||James Conley ||1938-08-26||2012-03-31||FATHER, Psalms 23 ||[[Image:Bowman-3959.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Eavenson-14| Brinson ]] ||Angela D. Eavenson ||1975-05-23||2011-06-08||'''[FHM]''' ||[[Image:Eavenson-14.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Brown-xxx | Brown ]] ||Margaret Jordan ||1911-10-22||2001-02-08|| ||[[Image:Brown-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Brown-xxx | Brown ]] ||Oscar ||1906-10-05||1977-04-01||PVT US Army World War II ||[[Image:Brown-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Bryant-4273| Bryant ]] ||Albert ||1915-09-29||1978-07-29||||[[Image:Bryant-4273.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Bryant-3763| Bryant ]] ||Albert G. ||1856-02-17||1937-02-11||FATHER ||[[Image:Bryant-3763.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Bryant-4271| Bryant ]] ||Albert L. ||1888-10-11||1973-09-10|| ||[[Image:Sellers-1095.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Bryant-4439| Bryant ]] ||Annie Jane ||1881-04-28||1965-10-27|| ||[[Image:Bryant-4439.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Bryant-4436| Bryant ]] ||Anslem J. ||1876||1922||I am free at last. ||[[Image:Bryant-4436.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Keys-347 | Bryant ]] ||Caroline ||1856-01-07||1914-05-22||MOTHER (nee Keys/Keyes) ||[[Image:Keys-347.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Bryant-4448| Bryant ]] ||Charlie M. ||1895-12-20||1966-07-11|| ||[[Image:Bryant-4448.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Bryant-4573| Bryant ]] ||Clayborn ||1905-09-06||1968-12-08|| ||[[Image:Bryant-4573.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Bryant-4443| Bryant ]] ||Clinton Eugene ||1923-10-02||1986-05-02||NORMANDY PVT US Army World War II ||[[Image:Bryant-4443.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Ates-60| Bryant ]] ||Dorothy ||1908-01-20||1983-03-02||(nee Ates)||[[Image:Bryant-4573.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Sellers-1095| Bryant ]] ||Effie S.||1889-07-07||1985-11-30||(nee Sellers) ||[[Image:Sellers-1095.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Amason-16| Bryant ]] ||Emma S. ||1902-05-19||1996-04-28||(nee Amason)||[[Image:Bryant-4461.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Bryant-4444| Bryant ]]||Ernest Velpo ||1916-04-10||1964-02-25|| ||[[Image:Bryant-4444.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Everett-1679 | Bryant ]] ||Frances Everett||1901-01-26||1978-02-25|| ||[[Image:Bryant-4568.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Unknown-263994 | Bryant ]] ||Georgia A. ||1884||1951||Death is another life ||[[Image:Unknown-263994.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Kennedy-6248| Bryant ]] ||Girtrue K.||1916-02-25||2004-05-05||(nee Kennedy)||[[Image:Bryant-4444.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Bryant-4446 | Bryant ]] ||Infant Daughter||1920||1920||Infant Daughter of Robert & Katie Bryant||[[Image:Bryant-4446.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Bryant-4572 | Bryant ]]||John William||1902-08-14||1902-08-15||Son of W. A. & M. P. Bryant ||[[Image:Bryant-4572.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Amason-15| Bryant ]] ||Kattie B. ||1898-04-07||1964-02-25||(nee Amason) ||[[Image:Bryant-4441.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Bryant-4451| Bryant ]] ||Lula C. ||1893-09-08||1909-10-15|| ||[[Image:Bryant-4451.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Bryant-4453| Bryant ]] ||Mary C. ||1889-05-22||1949-06-27|| ||[[Image:Bryant-4453.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Canoy-86| Bryant ]] ||Nancy Pearl||1925-12-03||1999-12-26||Blessed art thou among women (nee Canoy) ||[[Image:Canoy-86.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Bryant-4274| Bryant ]] ||Robert Lee ||1918||1980||US Army, World War II ||[[Image:Bryant-4274.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Bryant-4441| Bryant ]] ||Robert T. ||1885-06-06||1964-02-25|| ||[[Image:Bryant-4441.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Bryant-4458| Bryant ]] ||Singleton J. ||1901-06-03||1958-06-10|| ||[[Image:Bryant-4458.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Bryant-11979| Bryant ]] ||Stanley Rogers ||1947-04-08||2018-08-16||'''Obituary''' ||[[Image:Bryant-11979.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Bryant-4574 | Bryant ]] ||Thomas S. Jr. ||1927-02-21||1927-12-10||Asleep in Jesus ||[[Image:Bryant-4574.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Bryant-4568 | Bryant ]] ||Thomas Sylvester||1890-08-21||1945-03-01|| ||[[Image:Bryant-4568.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Bryant-4460| Bryant ]] ||Tyrone E. ||1967-06-27||1967-09-23||Our Angel ||[[Image:Bryant-4460.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Bryant-4461| Bryant ]] ||Willis S. ||1898-01-31||1965-07-05|| ||[[Image:Bryant-4461.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Bryant-4272| Bryant ]]||Wilson E. ||1913-08-04||1989-12-03||HUSBAND||[[Image:Bryant-4272.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Burnett-xxx | Burnett ]]||David B. ||1924-09-08||2002-05-20|| ||[[Image:Burnett-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Burnett-xxx | Burnett ]]||Vondell L. ||1927-11-18|||| ||[[Image:Burnett-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Taylor-30166 | Butler ]] ||Elsie T.||1883-12-01||1958-03-14||(nee Taylor) ||[[Image:Taylor-30166.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Butler-9204 | Butler ]] ||James Elmer ||1922-11-20||1922-12-08||Son of J. F. and Elsie Butler, OUR BABY ||[[Image:Butler-9204.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Butler-9197 | Butler ]] ||James F. ||1882-08-12||1968-01-17|| ||[[Image:Butler-9197.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Butler-9200 | Butler ]] ||Lois ||1915-01-04||2011-01-11||(death date from obit) ||[[Image:Butler-9200.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Butler-9211 | Butler ]] ||W. H. ||1855||1923||Age 68 At Rest ||[[Image:Butler-9211.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Butler-9199 | Butler ]] ||William Luther ||1906||1977||(mil) SSGT US Army World War II ||[[Image:Butler-9199.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Vinzant-14 | Canoy ]] ||Loitt Luvenia ||1901||1955|| ||[[Image:Vinzant-14.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Canoy-96| Canoy ]] ||William Jackson ||1896-08-16||1981-03-18|| ||[[Image:Canoy-96.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Breland-xxx| Cockrell ]] ||Linda Breland ||1955-01-22||2013-12-22||'''(obit)''' ||[[Image:Breland-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Lack-80| Cole ]] ||Birtie Lack ||1908-11-23||1996-02-14||(death date from SSDi)||[[Image:Cole-7419.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Cole-7421| Cole ]] ||Boyce ||1916-01-18||2008-04-25||Father, [wed] Oct. 21, 1933, Parents of Boyce Jr, Samuel ||[[Image:Cole-7421.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Sullivan-5504 | Cole ]] ||Celie Ann ||1912-10-29||2000-09-23||(nee Sullivan) Mother, [wed] Oct. 21, 1933, Parents of Boyce Jr, Samuel ||[[Image:Cole-7421.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Cole-7420| Cole ]] ||Edith ||1911-10-28||1911-11-25||Dau of J. S. & M. F. Cole||[[Image:Cole-7420.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Keys-343 | Cole ]] ||Elender A. ||1843-03-21||1922-10-15||(nee Keys/Keyes) Wife of J. F. Cole Jr ||[[Image:Keys-343.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Cole-7422| Cole ]] ||Harles Daniel, Sr. ||1932-03-25||2014-06-01|| [wed] Oct 09, 1956||[[Image:Cole-7422.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Cole-7419| Cole ]]||Hercial||1908-01-26||1982-12-19||||[[Image:Cole-7419.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Cole-7121| Cole ]]||J. W. ||1867-10-17||1906-01-18||(given name James W.)||[[Image:Cole-7121.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Cole-6180| Cole ]] ||J. F. ||1833-04-09||1896-05-09||(given name John Frankin) A light from our household if gone A voice we loved is stilled A place is vacant in our hearts. That never can be filled. ||[[Image:Cole-6180.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Cole-7122| Cole ]] ||Joseph Samuel ||1879-04||1965-02||He was the sunshine of our home ||[[Image:Cole-7122.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Little-3260| Cole ]]||Florence Little||1883-03||1962-05||She was the sunshine of our home ||[[Image:Little-3260.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Welch-3018| Cole ]] ||Mattie Welch||1909-09-17||2003-01-15|| ||[[Image:Cole-7418.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Cole-7418 | Cole ]] ||William Shelby||1905-09-15||1981-11-01|| ||[[Image:Cole-7418.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Cook-xxx| Cook ]] ||Beverly McGhee ||1957-10-27||2011-03-10||'''(obit)''' ||[[Image:Cook-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Corley-xxx | Corley ]] ||Benny Raymond ||1954-05-17||1978-04-06|| ||[[Image:Corley-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Creel-1176 | Creel ]]||Alonzo Louis ||1932-03-14||1984-06-28|| ||[[Image:Creel-1176.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Creel-1176 | Creel ]] ||Aubrey E. ||1924-03-02||1998-06-19|| ||[[Image:Creel-1176.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Langford-3164| Creel ]] ||Brady Langford||1890-01-31||1968-08-16||(nee Langford) MOTHER ||[[Image:Langford-3164.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Creel-xxx | Creel ]] ||L. ||||||'''probably a marker''' ||[[Image:Creel-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Creel-1167| Creel ]] ||Walter Jefferson ||1888-03-09||1942-01-03||FATHER ||[[Image:Creel-1167.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Currie-xxx | Currie ]] ||Oscar Earline ||1917-10-16||1918-02-04|| ||[[Image:Currie-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Davis-xxx| Davis ]] ||Alex Jefferson ||1895-03-31||1973-10-24||||[[Image:Davis-25953.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Cook-10885 | Davis ]] ||Mendy ||1860-08-29||1946-12-29||(given name Amanda Jane Cook)||[[Image:Cook-10885.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Gibbons-xxx | Davis ]] ||Myrtle Mae ||1908-06-11||1988-01-22||Home at last (nee Gibbons) ||[[Image:Gibbons-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Davis-25953| Davis ]] ||George Scott ||1888-08-26||1975-02-28||||[[Image:Davis-25953.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Davis-27033 | Davis ]]||Henry Washington ||1856-07-23||1938-11-14||H. W. Davis, Gone to be with Jesus (has 2 headstones) ||[[Image:Davis-27033.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Ashley-1874| Davis ]]||Versie Ashley ||1894-03-31||1956-10-16|| ||[[Image:Davis-25953.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Stringer-3313 | Dollar ]]||Lavonne ||1921-12-09||1982-09-10||MOTHER Mrs Lavonne Dollar Gone to be with the Lord (nee Stringer) ||[[Image:Stringer-3313.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Dollar-xxx | Dollar ]] ||Aubrey W. ||1905||1950||(have obit) ||[[Image:Dollar-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Dollar-xxx | Dollar ]] ||Baby ||1944-05-24||1944-05-24|| ||[[Image:Dollar-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Dollar-xxx | Dollar ]] ||Bertie ||1902-04-29||1903-06-15||Darling, we miss thee ||[[Image:Dollar-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Dollar-xxx | Dollar ]] ||Boyce ||1926-04-27||2014-08-13||A tender mother and a faithful father (death date from obit) ||[[Image:Dollar-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Dollar-1169 | Dollar ]] ||Carlos ||1909-06-08||2001-01-03||FATHER, Gone to be with the Lord ||[[Image:Dollar-1169.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Dollar-255| Dollar ]] ||Donald W. ||1934||1935||Our Son ||[[Image:Dollar-255.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Dollar-178| Dollar ]] ||Duncan ||1875-02-03||1957-04-10|| ||[[Image:Dollar-178.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Cole-7120| Dollar ]] ||Fannie Cole||1877-03-22||1962-01-04|| ||[[Image:Cole-7120.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Hughes-8496| Dollar ]]||Fannie||1880-01-14||1964-04-30||(nee Hughes)||[[Image:Hughes-8496.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Dollar-254| Dollar ]] ||Hobson P. ||1923-12-11||1982-04-19||Gone but not forgotten. ||[[Image:Dollar-254.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Dollar-1167 | Dollar ]] ||Infant Son ||1902-10-06||1902-10-06||Infant Son of D. & F. E. Dollar Asleep in Jesus. ||[[Image:Dollar-1167.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Dollar-xxx | Dollar ]] ||Infant Son 1 ||1913-08-31||1913-08-31||Twin Sons of W.W. & Fannie Dollar Gone so soon ||[[Image:Dollar-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Dollar-xxx | Dollar ]] ||Infant Son 2 ||1913-08-31||1913-08-31||Twin Sons of W.W. & Fannie Dollar Gone so soon ||[[Image:Dollar-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Dollar-190 | Dollar ]] ||J. Hobson ||1899-01-31||1959-01-31|| ||[[Image:Dollar-190.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Dollar-141 | Dollar ]] ||John Milton ||1914-09-02||1998-01-04||US Army World War II ||[[Image:Dollar-141.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Dollar-1173 | Dollar ]] ||Kenneth B. ||1937-06-21||1966-08-08|| ||[[Image:Dollar-1173.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Dollar-xxx | Dollar ]] ||Lester L. ||1894-10-03||1903-06-03||Gone to be an angel ||[[Image:Dollar-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Dollar-1171 | Dollar ]] ||Louise ||1927-12-28||2005-05-30|| ||[[Image:Dollar-1171.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Dollar-xxx | Dollar ]]||Mattie Jean ||1928-01-22||1957-03-22||A tender mother and a faithful father ||[[Image:Dollar-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Ates-258 | Dollar ]] ||Myrtle Ates||1915-05-01||2007-09-03||(nee Ates) [wed] Dec 12, 1936 ||[[Image:Ates-258.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Stubbs-1124 | Dollar ]] ||Nannie Mae ||1911-01-03||1974-04-30||(nee Stubbs) ||[[Image:Dollar-1170.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Parker-xxx | Dollar ]] ||Orean Parker ||1937-05-29||2015-03-26||'''(obit)''' ||[[Image:Parker-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Dollar-xxx | Dollar ]] ||Paul David ||1948-10-04||1957-01-28|| ||[[Image:Dollar-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Dollar-1168| Dollar ]] ||Ralph ||1904-11-09||1988-03-31||[wed] Dec 12, 1936 ||[[Image:Dollar-1168.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Stubbs-1098 | Dollar ]] ||Leona Stubbs||1905-04-25||1986-12-08||(need Stubbs) ||[[Image:Stubbs-1098.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Dollar-xxx | Dollar ]] ||Watson W. ||1870-06-07||1954-03-21|| ||[[Image:Dollar-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Dollar-1172 | Dollar ]] ||W. H. "Buddy" ||1933-12-24||2012-09-21|| ||[[Image:Dollar-1172.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Dollar-1170 | Dollar ]] ||William Howard ||1910-02-25||1957-10-19|| ||[[Image:Dollar-1170.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Padgett-556| Donnell ]] ||Ruth Padgett||1904-03-31||1993-12-23|| ||[[Image:Padgett-556.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Puckett-1313 | Dukes ]] ||Estelle Puckett ||1914-03-11||1941-07-12||(nee Puckett) Wife of Cordis Dukes, Gone but not forgotten||[[Image:Puckett-1313.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Dukes-xxx | Dukes ]] ||Mims A. ||1937-10-11||2013-07-19||'''(obit)''' ||[[Image:Dukes-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Walker-xxx | Dukes ]] ||Shelby Jean Walker ||1943-08-14||2013-09-14||'''(obit)''' ||[[Image:Walker-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Evans-xxx | Evans ]] ||Lottie ||1887-01-17||1960-12-15|| ||[[Image:Evans-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Everett-1685 | Everett ]] ||Curtis ||1923-04-18||1993-09-02||In God's Care, DAD, Your memory is dear to us. ||[[Image:Everett-1685.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Everett-1678| Everett ]] ||Ben F.||1898-10-16||1976-12-24|| ||[[Image:Everett-1678.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Everett-1683| Everett ]] ||Bennie Sue||1933-05-13||1948-05-13||Not my will but Thine be done. (buried next to Ben F & Easter Everett) ||[[Image:Everett-1683.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Everett-1681 | Everett ]] ||Claud P. ||1907-10-16||1925-01-04||Son of P. F. & E. E. Everett, Gone but not forgotten ||[[Image:Everett-1681.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Everett-1680 | Everett ]] ||Clyde Newton||1905-02-27||1979-11-10|| ||[[Image:Everett-1680.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Stubbs-890| Everett ]] ||Easter E.||1901-06-23||1973-04-18||(nee Stubbs) ||[[Image:Everett-1678.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Stroud-1100| Everett ]] ||E. E.||1877-07-22||1944-10-02||MOTHER; She is gone but not forgotten (nee Stroud) ||[[Image:Stroud-1100.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Stroud-1100| Everett ]] ||Elizabeth Stroud ||1877-07-22||1944-10-02||'''[2nd headstone]''' ||[[Image:Everett-1677.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Austin-4294 | Everett ]] ||Lola Austin||1909-10-10||1992-10-02|| ||[[Image:Everett-1680.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Everett-1684| Everett ]] ||P. B. ||1931-09-18||1933-03-28||Wept not, he is at rest. (buried next to Ben F & Easter Everett) ||[[Image:Everett-1684.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Everett-1677 | Everett ]] ||P. F. ||1873-12-01||1946-07-18||FATHER; He is gone but not forgotten ||[[Image:Stroud-1100.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Everett-1677 | Everett ]] ||Plummer F. ||1873-12-01||1946-07-18||'''[2nd headstone]''' ||[[Image:Everett-1677.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Nichols-4556 | Everett ]] ||Virgie ||1927-12-01||1989-04-27||In God's Care, MOM, Your memory is dear to us. (nee Nichols) ||[[Image:Nichols-4556.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Floyd-xxx | Floyd ]] ||Ervin Lee ||1947-10-27||2003-10-05||US Marine Corps Vietnam ||[[Image:Floyd-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Floyd-xxx | Floyd ]] ||Ira H. ||1918-02-10||2006-10-14||(nee Herring) ||[[Image:Floyd-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Floyd-xxx | Floyd ]] ||James W. ||1917-03-05||1980-03-04|| ||[[Image:Floyd-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Hughes-6028 | Fortenberry ]] ||Rebekah Hughes||1828-04-24||1900-09-13||Wife of J. Fortenberry Asleep in Jesus' peaceful rest. Whose waking is supremely blest. ||[[Image:Hughes-6028.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Thames-368 | Garrett ]] ||Gertrude Thames||1908-11-11||1997-10-27||(nee Thames)||[[Image:Garrett-5283.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Garrett-5283 | Garrett ]] ||Homer ||1908-09-24||1993-08-22|| ||[[Image:Garrett-5283.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Bryant-4815 | Gerkin ]] ||Mamie Bryant ||1932-05-21||2001-05-17|| ||[[Image:Bryant-4815.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Gilham-xxx | Gibbons ]] ||Mandie Cordelia ||1871-01-07||1954-09-29|| ||[[Image:Gibbons-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Gibbons-xxx | Gibbons ]] ||C. E. ||1905-12-01||1983-03-12|| ||[[Image:Gibbons-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Gibbons-xxx | Gibbons ]] ||Diane ||||||Infant daughter of Mr. & Mrs. G. E. Gibbons Safe in the arms of Jesus ||[[Image:Gibbons-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Blakeney-xxx | Gibbons ]] ||Etoil ||1914-02-22||2000-10-30||(nee Blakeney)||[[Image:Blakeney-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Gibbons-xxx | Gibbons ]] ||George Elisha ||1874-09-23||1945-10-30|| ||[[Image:Gibbons-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Gibbons-xxx | Gibbons ]] ||Lee Odis ||1911-05-23||1971-01-18|| ||[[Image:Gibbons-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Gibbons-xxx | Gibbons ]] ||Lillian V. ||1911-02-17||1966-01-09|| ||[[Image:Gibbons-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Grice-xxx | Grice ]] ||Letha E. ||1906-06-14||1987-04-17|| ||[[Image:Grice-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Grice-xxx | Grice ]] ||Wade A. ||1914-01-18||1992-04-05|| ||[[Image:Grice-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Grubbs-xxx | Grubbs ]] ||Alvis Thomas Sr ||1913-07-13||2008-09-08|| ||[[Image:Grubbs-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Puckett-xxx | Grubbs ]] ||Mary Ernestine Puckett||1929-07-04||2014-08-04|| ||[[Image:Puckett-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Hatcher-xxx | Hatcher ]] ||Michael David Jr ||1982-12-13||2004-08-29||Daddy of Alyssa Grace Hatcher, February 5, 2001 ||[[Image:Hatcher-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Henley-xxx | Henley ]] ||Infant Daughter ||1948-01-23||1948-01-23||Infant Daughter of J. H. & Vondell Henley, ASLEEP IN JESUS ||[[Image:Henley-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Herrington-xxx | Herrington ]]||Infant Son ||1951-08-23||1951-08-23||Infant Son of Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Herrington ... ||[[Image:Herrington-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Herrington-xxx | Herrington ]] ||Kermit ||1918-10-14||2014-07-12||Kermit Herrington ... ||[[Image:Herrington-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Herrington-xxx | Herrington ]] ||Nellie D. Jordan||1915-10-09||1995-03-26|| ||[[Image:Herrington-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Herrington-xxx | Herrington ]] ||Winston H. ||1899-03-30||1907-09-25||Son of F. M. & M. Herrington; Gone to be an angel ||[[Image:Herrington-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Herring-xxx | Herring ]] ||Armand Wardell ||1924-01-25||1995-02-11||Armand Wardell Herring SGT US ArmyKorea ||[[Image:Herring-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Herring-xxx | Herring ]] ||Benjamin Pinkney ||1886-04-08||1982-04-22||Benjamin P. Herring ... ||[[Image:Herring-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Herring-xxx | Herring ]] ||Bonnie J. ||1915-09-10||2001-01-23||MOM [wed] Feb 9, 1934 ||[[Image:Herring-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Herring-xxx | Herring ]] ||Dorothea Mae ||1907-07-28||1973-01-23||Dorothea M. Herring ... ||[[Image:Herring-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Herring-xxx | Herring ]] ||George W. "Truit" ||1926-03-21||2009-12-12|| ||[[Image:Herring-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Herring-xxx | Herring ]] ||Infant Daughter ||1934-12-18||1934-12-18||Infant Daughter of Mr & Mrs N.D. Herring ||[[Image:Herring-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Herring-xxx | Herring ]] ||Infant Daughter ||1921||1921||Infant Herring Daughter Born & Died 1921 ||[[Image:Herring-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Herring-xxx | Herring ]] ||Infant Son ||1926||1926||Infant Herring Son Born & Died 1926 ||[[Image:Herring-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Herring-xxx | Herring ]] ||Jerald J. ||1928-12-23|||| ||[[Image:Herring-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Herring-xxx | Herring ]] ||Martha Jane Murray||1888-06-05||1967-08-08||Martha J. Herring ... ||[[Image:Herring-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Herring-xxx | Herring ]] ||Mildred B. ||1915||1941||Asleep in Jesus ||[[Image:Herring-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Herring-xxx | Herring ]] ||Norman D. ||1911-01-22||1996-08-10||DAD [wed] Feb 9, 1934 ||[[Image:Herring-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Herring-xxx | Herring ]] ||Virginia D. ||1931-10-02||1989-05-10|| ||[[Image:Herring-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Hodge-xxx | Hodge ]] ||Scott Wayne ||1969-09-22||2010-01-04|| ||[[Image:Hodge-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[McLehany-1| Hughes ]] ||Adline L. ||1831-04-07||1906-06-08||Wife of T. Hughes; She died as the lived trusting in God. ||[[Image:McLehany-1.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Hughes-xxx | Hughes ]] ||Alex ||1881-06-12||1918-11-18|| ||[[Image:Hughes-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Hughes-xxx | Hughes ]] ||Andrew Jackson "Skeet" ||1882-09-24||1957-03-09|| ||[[Image:Hughes-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Hughes-6036 | Hughes ]] ||A. A. ||1852||1926||FATHER||[[Image:Hughes-6036.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Cole-7423 | Hughes ]] ||Barbara Cole||1861||1938||MOTHER||[[Image:Hughes-6036.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Hughes-xxx | Hughes ]] ||Bessie ||1901-10-15||1909-09-10|| ||[[Image:Hughes-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Hughes-xxx | Hughes ]] ||Bessie J. ||1919-09-26||1964-10-26||(nee Jones) ||[[Image:Hughes-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Hughes-xxx | Hughes ]] ||Carrie M. ||1890-11-08||1967-12-09|| ||[[Image:Hughes-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Hughes-29378 | Hughes ]] ||Charles Thomas ||1937-12-03||1973-08-29||SON (mil) South Carolina A1C US Air Force ||[[Image:Hughes-29378.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Hughes-xxx | Hughes ]] ||Charles M. ||1928-10-16||2013-11-24||'''(obit)''' ||[[Image:Hughes-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Ates-98| Hughes ]] ||Cola A.||1898-03-12||1976-02-08||(nee Ates) ||[[Image:Ates-98.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Hughes-xxx | Hughes ]] ||Dan T. ||1891-03-10||1982-01-23|| ||[[Image:Hughes-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Cook-14148 | Hughes ]] ||Dortha Cook||1870-10-28||1941-02-21||(nee Cook) MOTHER Wife of R. B. Hughes, Thy trials ended, thy rest is won. ||[[Image:Cook-14148.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Hughes-xxx | Hughes ]] ||Earnest ||1905-10-6||1905-12-20||Earnest of J. F. & A. M. Hughes ...Too good for earth God called him home. ||[[Image:Hughes-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Herrington-618 | Hughes ]] ||Erma E. Harrington||1908-12-29||1979-02-25||(parents used surname Herrington) ||[[Image:Herrington-618.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Hughes-xxx | Hughes ]] ||Infant Daughter ||1902-03-03||1902-03-03||Infant Daughter of A. J. and Mamie Hughes ||[[Image:Hughes-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Hughes-xxx | Hughes ]] ||Infant Daughter ||1904-12-10||1904-12-10||Infant Daughter of A. J. and Mamie Hughes ||[[Image:Hughes-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Hughes-xxx | Hughes ]] ||Infant Daughter ||1903-10-01||1903-10-01||Infant Daughter of A. J. and Mamie Hughes ||[[Image:Hughes-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Hughes-xxx | Hughes ]] ||Infant Daughter ||1922-03-05||1922-03-05||Infant Daughter of A. J. and Mamie Hughes ||[[Image:Hughes-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Hughes-xxx | Hughes ]] ||Infant Daughter ||1907-05-09||1907-05-09||Infant Dau. of J. F. & A. M. Hughes, Gone to be an angel. ||[[Image:Hughes-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Hughes-xxx | Hughes ]] ||Infant Daughter ||1893-09-01||1893-09-01||Infant Son of J. F. & A. M. Hughes, Gone to be an angel. ||[[Image:Hughes-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Hughes-xxx | Hughes ]] ||Infant Son ||||||Infant Son of J. F. & A. M. Hughes '''need to revisit; dates hidden''' ||[[Image:Hughes-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Hughes-xxx | Hughes ]] ||Infant Son ||1904-05-15||1904-05-15||Infant Son of J. F. & A. M. Hughes, Gone to be an angel. ||[[Image:Hughes-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Hughes-9249 | Hughes ]] ||John W. ||1896-05-17||1975-08-07||John W. Hughes PFC US Army ... ||[[Image:Hughes-9249.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Hughes-xxx | Hughes ]] ||John Wiley ||||1886-10-01||Son of M. & A.LE Hughes ... ||[[Image:Hughes-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Hughes-xxx | Hughes ]] ||Joseph B. ||1887-06-24||1888-01-21||Joseph B. Son of A. A. & B. A. Hughes ...Borne by angel hands away To a home of peace and love. ||[[Image:Hughes-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Hughes-xxx | Hughes ]] ||Joseph Franklin ||1905-11-27||1974-11-03|| ||[[Image:Hughes-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Hughes-29377 | Hughes ]] ||Kenneth Ray ||1940-10-21||2003-10-12|| ||[[Image:Hughes-29377.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Hughes-xxx | Hughes ]] ||Lillie Mae ||1912-01-24||1982-09-15|| ||[[Image:McGraw-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Hughes-xxx | Hughes ]] ||Mammie Susan Lyon||1887-10-16||1978-08-07|| ||[[Image:Hughes-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Hughes-xxx | Hughes ]] ||Medford ||1938-08-07||1938-08-08|| ||[[Image:Hughes-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Hughes-xxx | Hughes ]] ||Minnie Lee||1885||1953||MOTHER, Sweetly Resting ||[[Image:Hughes-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Hughes-xxx | Hughes ]] ||Nellie J. ||1932-02-23|||| ||[[Image:Hughes-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Hughes-xxx | Hughes ]] ||Opal C. ||1921-10-12||1943-12-27||Died at Sea---Opal C. Hughes MT SGT US Marine Corps World War II ||[[Image:Hughes-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Hughes-xxx | Hughes ]] ||R. T. ||1918-05-24||1920-09-06||R. T. Son of Alex & Francis Hughes, He was the sunshine of our home. OUR BABY ||[[Image:Hughes-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Hughes-8562| Hughes ]] ||R. B. ||1868-03-22||1927-02-10||(given name Robert Benjamin ) ||[[Image:Hughes-8562.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Hughes-xxx | Hughes ]] ||Robert F. ||1876||1958||FATHER, Our Loved One ||[[Image:Hughes-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Hughes-xxx | Hughes ]] ||Robert S. ||1907-09-13||1907-12-21||Son of R. B. & D. A. Hughes ||[[Image:Hughes-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Floyd-1924 | Hughes ]] ||Sarah E.||1862-10-30||1891-10-03||(nee Floyd) Wife of A. T. Hughes ||[[Image:Floyd-1924.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Hughes-5505| Hughes ]] ||Thomas ||1824-11-17||1910-03-25||(broken stone) My Husband; Death is eternal life why should we weep. ||[[Image:Hughes-5505.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Hughes-xxx | Hughes ]] ||Thomas Elton ||1937-06-15||1963-11-11|| ||[[Image:Hughes-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Creel-1169 | Hughes ]] ||Vernice Creel ||1916-08-20||1998-01-15||(nee Creel) ||[[Image:Creel-1169.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Hughes-30258 | Hughes ]] ||W. A. ||1914-11-24||1994-01-28|| ||[[Image:Hughes-30258.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Hughes-xxx | Hughes ]] ||Walter ||1895-06-11||1983-08-22||PVT US Army World War I ||[[Image:Hughes-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Hughes-xxx | Hughes ]] ||W. Nathan ||1927-08-07||2007-11-14|| ||[[Image:Hughes-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Hughes-xxx | Hughes ]] ||W. Charlie ||1904-09-22||1976-09-22|| (William Charlie )||[[Image:Hughes-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Johnson-xxx | Hughes ]] ||Wilma Ree Johnson||1909-03-10||1994-02-27||Wilma R Hughes ... ||[[Image:Hughes-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Hugh-xxx | Hugh ]] ||Fana J. ||1883-05-08||1906-07-15||Wife of W.W. Hugh ||[[Image:Hugh-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Johnson-xxx | Johnson ]] ||Clinton M. ||1913-10-18||1976-06-21|| ||[[Image:Johnson-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Johnson-xxx | Johnson ]] ||Gather A. ||1913-08-16||1999-08-29|| ||[[Image:Johnson-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Johnson-xxx | Johnson ]] ||Infant Daughter ||1969-06-14||1969-06-14||Infant Daughter of Robert & Carol Johnson ||[[Image:Johnson-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Johnson-xxx | Johnson ]] ||Infant Daughter ||1974-06-18||1974-06-18||Infant Daughter of Robert and Carol Johnson ||[[Image:Johnson-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Johnson-xxx | Johnson ]] ||Johnye H. ||1923-10-03|||| ||[[Image:Johnson-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Johnson-xxx | Johnson ]] ||Margaret R. ||1923-05-28||1968-12-11|| ||[[Image:Johnson-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Johnson-xxx | Johnson ]] ||Robert D. ||1942-03-09||1984-06-27||Your memory is dear to us ||[[Image:Johnson-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Johnson-xxx | Johnson ]] ||Sam C. ||1918-04-13||1997-04-02||T SGT US Army Air Corps World War II, Ex-Prisioner of War ||[[Image:Johnson-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Kirkland-xxx | Kirkland ]] ||Mary Jane ||1856-09-20||1931-12-21||(nee Knighten ) ||[[Image:Johnson-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Dollar-xxx | Johnson ]] ||Wilma Dollar||1915-05-16||2010|| ||[[Image:Johnson-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Kennedy-xxx | Kennedy ]] ||Annie ||1880-01-22||1917-12-20||Wife of W. L. Kennedy||[[Image:Kennedy-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Kennedy-xxx | Kennedy ]] ||Infant Daughter||1918-05-27||1918-05-27||BABY, Inf. Dau of W. P. & Mabel Kennedy ||[[Image:Kennedy-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Kennedy-xxx | Kennedy ]] ||Infant Son ||1907-07-30||1907-07-30||Son of D. E. & M. J. Kennedy ||[[Image:Kennedy-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Keyes-662 | Keyes ]] ||Daniel ||1916-07-25||1916-07-25||Son of L. T. & G. L. Keyes, OUR BABY ||[[Image:Keyes-662.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Sellers-150 | Keyes ]] ||Elizabeth ||1825-08-29||1912-07-27||OUR MOTHER Elizabeth Wife of J. B. Keyes, A tender mother and faithful friend (nee Sellers) ||[[Image:Sellers-150.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Keys-334 | Keys ]] ||Betty ||1859-07-31||1940-07-22||Our loved one (given name Elizabeth Rachel Keys/Keyes) ||[[Image:Keys-334.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Keys-10 | Keyes ]] ||J. B. ||1819-12-19||1896-10-19||He followed virtue as his truest guide Lived as a Christian As A Christian Died (given name Joseph Berry) ||[[Image:Keys-10-2.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Bishop-11737| Kirkley ]] ||Bertha Bishop||1901-04-01||1987-11-14||(nee Bishop) MAMA Rest in peace ||[[Image:Bishop-11737.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Lyons-4821 | Kirkley ]] ||Bessie Lyon ||1918-04-21||1997-12-02||(nee Lyons) ||[[Image:Lyons-4821.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Kirkley-96 | Kirkley ]] ||Henry Newton ||1908-12-21||2003-07-27||DADDY Go with God||[[Image:Kirkley-96.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Kirkley-97 | Kirkley ]] ||Henry Edward ||1930-05-20||1930-05-20||Infant Son of Mr & Mrs Newton Kirkley ||[[Image:Kirkley-97.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Kirkley-98 | Kirkley ]] ||John Wesley ||1901-10-17||1986-09-26||||[[Image:Kirkley-98.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Williams-65546| Kirkley ]] ||Sussie Williams ||1898-01-04||1994-05-24||(nee Williams) ||[[Image:Kirkley-98.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Kirkley-100 | Kirkley ]] ||William E. ||1910-12-16||1995-06-09|| ||[[Image:Kirkley-100.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Lang-2412| Lang ]] ||Edward Alonzo ||1873||1946||E ||[[Image:Lang-2412.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Lang-xxx | Lang ]] ||Elza Benjamin ||1908-07-20||1983-10-09||DADDY ||[[Image:Lang-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Lang-2405 | Lang ]] ||James (Mat) ||1882-11-10||1960-03-03|| ||[[Image:Lang-2405.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Overby-413 | Lang ]] ||Jennie Overby||1886-11-08||1975-07-02||(nee Overby) ||[[Image:Overby-413.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Lang-xxx | Lang ]] ||Little Neal||1903-10-25||1904-01-11||Son of E.A. & T.P. Lang ||[[Image:Lang-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Stubbs-1126| Lang]] ||Mary Etta Wells||1914-07-05||2008-02-26||(nee Stubbs) ||[[Image:Stubbs-1126.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Lang-xxx | Lang ]] ||Mary Hughes||1893-11-27||1978-03-09||MOTHER, Wife of R. L. Lang, She was a fond mother and a friend to all. ||[[Image:Lang-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Lang-xxx | Lang ]] ||R. T. ||1913-08||1916-06-07||Our Darling R. T. Son of E. A. & T. P. Lang ... ||[[Image:Lang-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Lang-xxx | Lang ]] ||Robert L. ||1878-10-16||1933-02-11||FATHER, R. L. Lang ...Gone, but not forgotten. ||[[Image:Lang-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Lang-xxx | Lang ]] ||Tina Pearl Searcy||1899||1952|| ||[[Image:Lang-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Lang-xxx | Lang ]] ||William Virgil ||1908-03-05||1962-10-17|| ||[[Image:Lang-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Layton-3945| Layton ]] ||Angeline ||1876-03-01||1953-04-18||At rest ||[[Image:Layton-3945.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Layton-xxx | Layton ]] ||Edd ||1900-12-16||1963-03-01|| ||[[Image:Layton-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Layton-xxx | Layton ]] ||Era ||1903-08-11||1999-05-08|| ||[[Image:Layton-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Layton-3944 | Layton ]] ||Moses W. ||1870-05-22||1944-03-23||He died as he lived - a Christian ||[[Image:Layton-3944.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Lewis-xxx | Lewis ]] ||Arlington P. ||1903-10-22||1955-08-25|| ||[[Image:Lewis-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Lewis-xxx | Lewis ]] ||Nola Mae ||1913-06-22||2000-08-13|| ||[[Image:Lewis-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Lucky-xxx | Lucky ]] ||James Howard ||1926-02-14||1948-04-11||James Howard Lucky Mississippi PFC Field Artillery World War II ||[[Image:Lucky-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Lucky-xxx | Lucky ]] ||Ray S. ||1930-11-28||2006-01-15||US Army Korea ||[[Image:Lucky-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Lyons-xxx | Lyons ]] ||Edward Martin ||1884-05-03||1926-09-08|| ||[[Image:Lyons-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Hughes-xxx | Lyons ]] ||Mendy Hughes||1888-12-31||1951-09-07|| ||[[Image:Lyons-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[McKissack-xxx | Lyons ]] ||Premerodonia McKissack||1945-12-08||1984-05-19|| ||[[Image:Lyons-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Lyon-2922 | Lyons ]] ||Reginald ||1920-04-12||1987-11-07||(mil) US Army World War II ||[[Image:Lyon-2922.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Lyon-2924 | Lyons ]] ||Willie Ruth ||1925-06-28||1991-12-27||DAUGHTER ||[[Image:Lyon-2924.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Lyons-1661| Lyon ]] ||John C. ||1888-09-19||1971-03-01||(AKA Lyons) ||[[Image:Lyons-1661.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Hughes-5899| Lyon ]] ||Pernecy J. ||1888-12-10||1981-03-08||(nee Hughes) ||[[Image:Lyons-1661.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Lang-4092 | Magee ]] ||Bobbie Lang ||1910-01-11||1998-08-03||(nee Lang) In God's care ||[[Image:Lang-4092.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Davis-27034 | Mangrum ]] ||Ruth Davis ||1927-03-01||1997-07-15||In God's Care||[[Image:Davis-27034.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Amason-67 | Mangum ]] ||Carrie Amason ||1920-04-16||1989-09-04||(nee Amason ) Her memory is blessed (back) Gene, Brenda, Calvin, Cindy ||[[Image:Amason-67.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Martin-47088| Martin ]] ||Carrie||1901-08-05||1972-07-12|| ||[[Image:Martin-47088.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Herring-xxx | Maulding ]] ||Linda N. ||1948-08-07||1993-03-14||DAUGHTER, Gone Home (nee Herring) ||[[Image:Maulding-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[McKissack-xxx | McKissack ]] ||Stanley M. ||1951-08-21||1978-09-17||US Marine Corps Vietnam ||[[Image:McKissack-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[McNiel-xxx | McNiel ]] ||Millie ||1871-06-02||1894-05-06||Wife of W. L. McNiel, For every grief a joy will come for every toil a rest. ||[[Image:McNiel-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[McWilliams-xxx | McWilliams ]] ||Ericka Grace ||2005-08-26||2008-08-16||Daughter of Ricky and Susan ||[[Image:McWilliams-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Meadows-4036 | Meadows ]] ||Curtis A. ||1918-05-01||1973-03-19||All is well that ends well. ||[[Image:Meadows-4036.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Meadows-1105 | Meadows ]] ||G. Alvin ||1885-10-15||1963-01-11||There will be no night there. ||[[Image:Meadows-1105.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Meadows-4037 | Meadows ]] ||Homer A. ||1926-04-16||1968-06-27||Though lost to sight, to memory dear. ||[[Image:Meadows-4037.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Kennedy-22519 | Meadows ]] ||Missourie E. ||1888-03-22||1951-04-05||Weep not, she is at rest. ||[[Image:Kennedy-22519.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Meadows-4041 | Meadows ]] ||Wendell ||1931||1943||Son of G. A. & M. E. Meadows, Our Loved One ||[[Image:Meadows-4041.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Jordan-6322 | Minter ]] ||F. Sue Jordan||1943-09-08||1991-05-22||The Lord is my Shepherd He restoreth my soul. ||[[Image:Jordan-6322.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Minter-283 | Minter ]] ||William Robert III ||1983-03-25||2006-05-24|| ||[[Image:Minter-283.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Minter-282 | Minter ]] ||William Robert Sr. ||1917-10-11||2016-12-08||[wed] Feb 4, 1946 '''(death date from obit)'''||[[Image:Minter-282.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Butler-9202 | Minter ]] ||Willie Bea ||1918-09-18||2002-05-03|| [wed] Feb 4, 1946, (mil) Y2 US Navy World War II (nee Butler) ||[[Image:Butler-9202.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Mitchum-xxx | Mitchum ]] ||Jeffrey Odell ||1964-07-14||2004-04-25|| ||[[Image:Mitchum-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Overby-386 | Nichols ]] ||Bessie O.||1898-10-18||1988-05-16||Your love will light my pathway. (nee Overby)||[[Image:Unknown-264125.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Wingate-284 | Nichols ]] ||Edna||1870-10-17||1955-01-21||Asleep in Jesus. (nee Wingate) ||[[Image:Wingate-284-1.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Nichols-xxx | Nichols ]] ||Elmer F. ||1920-11-04||1984-12-29||Death is only a shadow across the path of Heaven [wed] Nov 18, 1946; (mil) SSGT US Marine Corps ||[[Image:Nichols-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Westmoreland-xxx | Nichols]] ||Verna W. ||1926-09-19||2011-08-17||Death is only a shadow across the path of Heaven [wed] Nov 18, 1946, (nee Westmoreland, current McIntyre) ||[[Image:Westmoreland-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Nichols-xxx | Nichols ]] ||Emma L. ||1886-12-01||1969-08-30||(nee Womack) ||[[Image:Nichols-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Nichols-xxx | Nichols ]] ||William C. ||1891-05-09||1952-11-27|| ||[[Image:Nichols-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Nichols-4132 | Nichols ]] ||William H.||1895-02-11||1937-09-26||MISSISSIPPI, PVT 57 INF 15 DIV; My love goes with you and my soul waits to join you. ||[[Image:Nichols-4132.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Nichols-4084 | Nichols ]] ||William L.||1858-10-16||1918-01-20||Weep not he is at rest. ||[[Image:Nichols-4084.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Nix-xxx | Nix ]] ||Gwin A. ||1930-04-21||2004-01-27||PVT US Army Korea ||[[Image:Nix-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Nix-xxx | Nix ]] ||Louis ||1932-09-05||2006-11-03||[wed] Aug 14, 1954 (mil) N Lewis Nix SGT US Army Korea ||[[Image:Nix-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Nix-xxx | Nix ]] ||Nell P. ||1933-04-11|||| ||[[Image:Nix-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Nix-xxx | Nix ]] ||Wilma Louise Hughes||1939-05-29||2014-04-24|| ||[[Image:Nix-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Keys-344 | Norris ]] ||Mary C. ||1864-03||1947-07||Gone but not forgotten (nee Keys/Keyes) ||[[Image:Keys-344.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Padgett-545| Padgett ]] ||Andrew Jackson||1906-10-05||1980-09-01|| ||[[Image:Padgett-545.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Padgett-546| Padgett ]] ||Barney E.||1910-01-26||1989-10-16||Rev. ||[[Image:Padgett-546.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Padgett-548| Padgett ]] ||Delmos Eugene ||1930-03-10||1998-03-11||[wed] Mar 18, 1978 Thanks be to God who gives us the victory through our Lord Jesus Christ 1 Cor. 15:57; (mil) SSGT US Air Force Korea ||[[Image:Padgett-548.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Padgett-549| Padgett ]] ||Edgar Holcomb ||1933-09-29||1933-10-23||Son of Rev B. E. & Ludie Padgett Asleep in Jesus ||[[Image:Padgett-549.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Padgett-550| Padgett ]] ||Gary Vee ||1934-04-10||2018-04-13||'''Obit; need photo'''||[[Image:Padgett-550.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Padgett-579| Padgett ]] ||Infant Daughter ||1965-05-24||1965-05-24||Infant Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Gary Padgett ||[[Image:Padgett-579.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Padgett-551| Padgett ]] ||John Milton ||1899-11-13||1985-03-26||[wed] Mar 31, 1922 (children names on stone) ||[[Image:Padgett-551.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Padgett-552| Padgett ]] ||John S.||1874-09-18||1969-05-24|| ||[[Image:Padgett-552.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Padgett-580| Padgett ]] ||Larry Eugene ||1955-10-27||2009-06-01||[wed] May 10, 1991||[[Image:Padgett-580.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Gill-2989| Padgett ]] ||Ludie Gill||1910-09-18||2002-09-10|| ||[[Image:Gill-2989.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Anderson-16156 | Padgett ]] ||Nettie A.||1881-02-23||1960-07-17||(nee Anderson) ||[[Image:Padgett-552.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Brown-34278 | Padgett ]] ||Ruth Mae Brown||1904-05-20||1996-02-21||[wed] Mar 31, 1922 (children names on stone) ||[[Image:Padgett-551.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Bryant-4437 | Patrick ]] ||Selena Bryant||1877-12-31||1962-05-19|| ||[[Image:Bryant-4437.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Polk-xxx | Polk ]] ||Mary L. ||1919-02-14||1987-11-09|| ||[[Image:Polk-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Polk-xxx | Polk ]] ||Ruby J. ||1918-02-28||2006-03-26||PFC US ArmyWorld War II ||[[Image:Polk-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Unknown-345592 | Puckett ]] ||Betty Mae ||1900-02-27||1994-04-21||(nee Ainsworth) ||[[Image:Puckett-1270.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Puckett-xxx | Puckett ]] ||Cecil Ray ||1944-06-15||2013-03-10||'''obit''' ||[[Image:Puckett-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Puckett-1271 | Puckett ]] ||D. C., Jr. (Jimmy) ||1926-02-21||1986-11-05||(also mil) S1 US Navy World War II ||[[Image:Puckett-1271.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Puckett-xxx | Puckett ]] ||Denferd A. ||1937-04-08||2005-03-12|| ||[[Image:Puckett-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Puckett-xxx | Puckett ]] ||Dennis K. ||1937||1992||FATHER [wed] Dec 6, 1958||[[Image:Puckett-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Puckett-1270| Puckett ]] ||Dewey C. ||1898-10-16||1953-04-27||Father ||[[Image:Puckett-1270.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Puckett-1315 | Puckett ]] ||Ferd A. Jr ||1915-04-19||1968-03-24||Mississippi CPL US Army World War II ||[[Image:Puckett-1315.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Puckett-1265 | Puckett ]] ||Ferd A. Sr ||1871-03-19||1953-11-12||FATHER, Asleep in Jesus ||[[Image:Puckett-1265.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Puckett-xxx | Puckett ]] ||Gerald ||1932-01-12||1991-11-11|| ||[[Image:Puckett-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Unknown-345593| Puckett ]] ||Golden L. ||1928-12-31||1994-01-27||(nee Puckett) ||[[Image:Unknown-345593.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Puckett-xxx | Puckett ]] ||Harold ||1932-01-12||1932-07-12||Asleep in Jesus ||[[Image:Puckett-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Puckett-xxx | Puckett ]] ||Janet P. ||1943-11-21||2003-02-22|| ||[[Image:Puckett-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Puckett-1383 | Puckett ]] ||Jimmie Earl ||1949-07-14||1949-09-28||Our Baby Gone To Soon ||[[Image:Puckett-1383.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Dampeer-xxx | Puckett ]] ||Mary Edith Dampeer||1909-03-01||1989-03-10||Mary E. Puckett ... ||[[Image:Puckett-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Puckett-xxx | Puckett ]] ||Minnie S. ||1943||2002||MOTHER [wed] Dec 6, 1958 ||[[Image:Puckett-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Puckett-xxx | Puckett ]] ||Richard Walker Jr ||1928-01-22||1976-04-01||R. W. Puckett, Jr ||[[Image:Puckett-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Puckett-1311 | Puckett ]] ||Richard W. ||1904-06-24||1969-08-28|| ||[[Image:Puckett-1311.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Puckett-xxx | Puckett ]] ||Ronnie Joe ||1960-12-02||1960-12-19||Son of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Puckett ||[[Image:Puckett-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[ Rankin-2858| Puckett ]] ||Sarah A.||1873-11-10||1950-04-19||(new Rankin) MOTHER, Asleep in Jesus ||[[Image:Rankin-2858.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Roberts-15672 | Roberts ]] ||Andrew ||1872-06-10||1952-10-18||Father, Christ is my hope ||[[Image:Roberts-15672.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Kennedy-8904 | Roberts ]] ||Bertha ||1894-08-29||1976-06-15||(nee Kennedy) ||[[Image:Roberts-16933.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Roberts-xxx | Roberts ]] ||Fannie M. ||1903-07-28||1995-08-12|| ||[[Image:Roberts-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Roberts-15669 | Roberts ]] ||Frank P. ||1828-07-22||1925-05-02||in grateful remembrance of our confederate dead ||[[Image:Roberts-15669.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Roberts-12422 | Roberts ]] ||George M. ||1869||1934|| ||[[Image:Roberts-12422.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Roberts-16933 | Roberts ]] ||Jessie ||1876-06-14||1958-02-07||Prepare to meet me in Heaven ||[[Image:Roberts-16933.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Roberts-xxx | Roberts ]] ||John Milton ||1904-04-24||1984-09-10||J. Milton Roberts ... ||[[Image:Roberts-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Roberts-xxx | Roberts ]] ||John Morris ||1950-12-20||1950-12-20||Son of J. M. & Fannie Roberts Born & DiedDec. 20, 1950 ||[[Image:Roberts-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Purvis-924 | Roberts ]] ||Lela ||1884-11-15||1936-07-18||(nee Purvis) Mother, With Christ in Heaven ||[[Image:Purvis-924.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Kennedy-8094 | Roberts ]] ||Mollie Kennedy ||1877-11-28||1953-07-18|| ||[[Image:Roberts-15671.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Roberts-xxx | Roberts ]] ||Rachel ||1931-04-15||1948-07-27||Sweetly sleeping||[[Image:Roberts-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Roberts-15671| Roberts ]] ||W. J. (Billy) ||1864-08-27||1925-01-06||[given William Jackson] ||[[Image:Roberts-15671.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Robinson-xxx | Robinson ]] ||Jane ||1860-12-12||1939-09-12||MOTHER Jane Robinson ... ||[[Image:Robinson-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Robinson-xxx | Robinson ]] ||N. R. ||1844-01-15||1935-06-20||FATHER ||[[Image:Robinson-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Runnels-xxx | Runnels ]] ||Hinds D. ||1911-08-31||1983-07-04||FATHER ||[[Image:Runnels-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Butler-29385| Runnels ]] ||Myrtle Butler ||1911-02-03||1999-11-22||(nee Butler) MOTHER ||[[Image:Butler-29385.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Scott-xxx | Scott ]] ||Edner A. ||1957-04-04||1957-10-31|| ||[[Image:Scott-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Scott-xxx | Scott ]] ||Richard H. ||1955-08-17||1956-06-16|| ||[[Image:Scott-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Cole-7046 | Sellers ]] ||Birma C. ||1913-10-04||2002-11-08||(nee Cole)||[[Image:Sellers-1261.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Sellers-1352| Sellers ]] ||Clifton E. ||1910-09-01||1981-02-26||In God's care ||[[Image:Sellers-1352.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Sellers-1261| Sellers ]] ||Curtis F. ||1908-10-08||1974-02-01|| ||[[Image:Sellers-1261.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Sellers-1353| Sellers ]] ||Dennis ||1912-07-25||1913-01-17||Dennis, Son of J. A. & M. A. Sellers; From mother's arms to the arms of Jesus ||[[Image:Sellers-1353.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Sellers-1355| Sellers ]] ||Infant Son ||1922-12-21||1922-12-21||Inf Son of J. A. & M. A. Sellers, From mother's arms to the arms of Jesus ||[[Image:Sellers-1355.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Sellers-1356| Sellers ]] ||J. Edward ||1908-07-11||1971-12-23|| ||[[Image:Sellers-1356.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Sellers-1398 | Sellers ]] ||James R. ||1942-07-03||2009-10-23||[wed] Aug 3, 1963 ||[[Image:Sellers-1398.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Sellers-1198| Sellers ]] ||John A. ||1880-08-26||1956-07-04||Safe in the arms of Jesus, FATHER ||[[Image:Sellers-1198.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Clark-19533 | Sellers ]] ||Kathleen ||1925-07-25||1995-08-23||[wed] Dec 25, 1942 (nee Clark) ||[[Image:Sellers-1330.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Cole-7123 | Sellers ]] ||Lois Cole ||1910-02-25||2000-02-18||||[[Image:Sellers-1356.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Ware-1250 | Sellers ]] ||Margarett J. ||1867-09-07||1938-04-01||(No headstone, nee Ware)||[[Image:Ware-1250.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Bryant-4447| Sellers ]] ||M. Angeline Bryant ||1886-02-21||1961-01-10||Safe in the arms of Jesus MOTHER (nee Bryant)||[[Image:Bryant-4447.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Unknown-264105 | Sellers ]] ||Monica M. ||1944-09-02||2006-06-05||[wed] Aug 3, 1963 ||[[Image:Sellers-1398.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Sellers-1360| Sellers ]] ||Oliver L. ||1913-11-23||1984-03-14||In God's care ||[[Image:Sellers-1360.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Amason-17 | Sellers ]] ||Pauline Amason ||1926-04-08||2006-07-19||[wed] July 6, 1953 (death date from SSDi) ||[[Image:Amason-17-1.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Sellers-1362| Sellers ]] ||R. Talbert ||1920-05-24||1993-03-11||How sweet to sleep where all is peace and pain is lulled to rest. ||[[Image:Sellers-1362.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Sellers-1330| Sellers ]] ||Shelby ||1912-05-03||1986-01-16||[wed] Dec 25, 1942 ||[[Image:Sellers-1330.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Sellers-1363| Sellers ]] ||Windom Hubbard ||1918-08-03||1987-02-03||[wed] July 6, 1953 (back side list children); SSGT US Air Force Korea ||[[Image:Sellers-1363.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Roberts-15670 | Shaw ]] ||Betsy ||1856-11-19||1929-12-08||Resting til the resurrection morn. (nee Roberts) ||[[Image:Roberts-15670.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Shaw-7955 | Shaw ]] ||John ||1847-04-02||1924-06-09||Gone but not forgotten. ||[[Image:Shaw-7955.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Bryant-4569 | Steele ]] ||F. Sibyl Bryant ||1921-08-21||2012-12-15||Children Shirley Frances Nov 13, 1952, Ray Alan Dec 30, 1960 (death date from obit) ||[[Image:Bryant-4569.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Steele-3412 | Steele ]] ||Jason Shirley ||1917-09-09||1996-01-28||Children Shirley Frances Nov 13, 1952, Ray Alan Dec 30, 1960; TEC 4 US Army World War II||[[Image:Steele-3412.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Butler-9203 | Stewart ]] ||Laverne B. ||1922-11-20||2014-10-03||(nee Butler) death date from obit ||[[Image:Butler-9203.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Stroud-330 | Stroud ]] ||Daniel ||||1911||Confederate Veteran Died 1911 ||[[Image:Stroud-330.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Stroud-350 | Stroud ]] ||James Daniel ||1889-01-24||1889-08-04||Son of W. P. & L. P. Stroud '''need access''' ||[[Image:Stroud-350.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Stroud-354 | Stroud ]] ||John P. ||1884-04-02||1942-04-24||'''need access''' ||[[Image:Stroud-354.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Dollar-84 | Stroud ]]||L. P. ||1848-08-18||1937-12-24||A tender mother and a faithful friend. (nee Dollar) '''need access'''||[[Image:Dollar-84.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Davis-11492 | Stroud ]] ||Lula J. ||1882-01-05||1978-01-02||(nee Davis) '''need access''' ||[[Image:Davis-11492.jpg |100px]] |- | [[McWilliams-xxx| Stringer ]] ||Brenda McWilliams ||1948-12-13||2013-12-08||'''obit''' ||[[Image:McWilliams-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Stroud-388 | Stroud ]] ||W. P. ||1852-07-26||1934-01-01||He died as he lived – a Christian. ||[[Image:Stroud-388.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Sullivan-xxx | Sullivan ]] ||C. Monty ||1961-10-19||2001-03-31|| ||[[Image:Sullivan-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Dollar-1175 | Sullivan ]] ||Ruby J. ||1932-02-06||1985-07-31||(nee Dollar) ||[[Image:Dollar-1175.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Sides-406 | Taylor ]] ||M. C. Sides ||1858-09-18||1910-12-04||Wife of W. R. Taylor ||[[Image:Sides-406.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Thames-370 | Thames ]] ||Bonnar L. ||1904-09-06||1961-10-25|| ||[[Image:Thames-370.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Thames-xxx | Thames ]] ||Cleo Kate Shoemaker ||1921-09-26||2012-02-26||MOTHER, Love lives on, [wed] Dec 26, 1942 ||[[Image:Thames-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Dollar-147 | Thames ]] ||Emma Elize ||1866-05-26||1948-04-22||(nee Dollar) ||[[Image:Dollar-147.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Thames-419 | Thames ]] ||Jimmy D. ||1940-04-04||1983-10-23|| ||[[Image:Thames-418.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Thames-xxx | Thames ]] ||LaDonna ||1972-04-28||1972-04-28|| ||[[Image:Thames-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Thames-xxx | Thames ]] ||Leland Howard "Bill" ||1923-12-30||1998-11-14||FATHER Love lives on [wed] Dec 26, 1942; (mil) US Army World War II ||[[Image:Thames-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Boone-2856 | Thames ]] ||Louise B. ||1919-05-11||1981-06-19||(nee Boone) ||[[Image:Thames-370.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Thames-418 | Thames ]] ||Truitt ||1939-02-24||2007-06-24|| ||[[Image:Thames-418.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Thames-299 | Thames ]] ||W. Berry ||1873||1947|| ||[[Image:Thames-299.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Tranum-xxx | Tranum ]] ||Hazel E. ||1912||1995||Hazel E. Tranum 1912 - 1995 Blessed are the pure in heart for they shall see God. ||[[Image:Tranum-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Tranum-xxx | Tranum ]] ||John F. ||1905||1970||John F. Tranum 1905 - 1970Blessed are the pure in heart for they shall see God. ||[[Image:Tranum-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Tullos-xxx | Tullos ]] ||Larry ||1980-03-16||1980-03-16||Larry and Lonnie Tullos ...Here lies two angels ||[[Image:Tullos-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Tullos-xxx | Tullos ]] ||Lonnie ||1980-03-16||1980-03-16||Larry and Lonnie Tullos ...Here lies two angels ||[[Image:Tullos-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Ware-1499 | Ware ]] ||Gracie Sellers ||2005-08-14||2005-08-14||Infant Daughter of Tanya & David ||[[Image:Ware-1499.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Ware-1153 | Ware ]] ||Jackson K. ||1888-04-20||1920-06-02||FATHER; The best, the dearest, favorite of the shy, Must taste that cup for man is born to die. ||[[Image:Ware-1153-1.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Nichols-3811| Ware ]] ||Lela B. ||1896||1951||(nee Nichols)||[[Image:Nichols-3811-1.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Warren-xxx | Warren ]] ||Carl Wayne ||1940-02-09||1945-07-21||Son of Mr. and Mrs. Felton Warren ||[[Image:Warren-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Warren-xxx | Warren ]] ||Charley Hilborn ||1942-06-20||1982-08-19|| ||[[Image:Warren-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Warren-xxx | Warren ]] ||Cynthia Darlene ||1958-05-12||1958-05-22|| ||[[Image:Warren-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Warren-xxx | Warren ]] ||Emma G. ||1916-08-13||2007-11-01|| ||[[Image:Warren-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Warren-xxx | Warren ]] ||Fannie L. ||1920-12-19||1987-09-08|| ||[[Image:Warren-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Warren-xxx | Warren ]] ||Felton A. ||1919-03-31||1982-03-05|| ||[[Image:Warren-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Warren-xxx | Warren ]] ||Fema L. ||1901-01-26||1965-11-03|| ||[[Image:Warren-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Warren-xxx | Warren ]] ||Glen ||1944-01-29|| || ||[[Image:Warren-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Warren-xxx | Warren ]] ||James H. ||1892-05-01||1985-09-14|| ||[[Image:Warren-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Warren-xxx | Warren ]] ||Jean ||1930-05-30|| || ||[[Image:Warren-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Warren-xxx | Warren ]] ||Joy ||1943-03-07||1943-03-07||Asleep in Jesus Joy Daughter of Percy & Emma Warren Born & Died Mar 7, 1943 ||[[Image:Warren-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Warren-xxx | Warren ]] ||Marion ||1920-03||1920-04||Marion Inf of J. R. & Ina Warren (verify name; stone hard to read) ||[[Image:Warren-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Warren-xxx | Warren ]] ||Percy ||1911-11-30||1989-03-26|| ||[[Image:Warren-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Waters-xxx | Waters ]] ||Harold D. |1933-12-10||2003-08-14|| ||[[Image:Waters-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Puckett-1310 | Waters ]] ||Urie ||1903-02-06||1957-09-17||(nee Puckett) A beloved mother. ||[[Image:Puckett-1310.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Spell-1037 | Wells ]] ||Delma ||1920-03-03||1962-11-30||(nee Spell) ||[[Image:Spell-1037.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Wells-13857| Wells ]] ||Earl ||1914-09-23||1994-04-16||||[[Image:Wells-13857.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Wells-13855| Wells ]] ||George W. ||1886-09-15||1954-05-20||One's worthy of remembrance ||[[Image:Wells-13855.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Wells-xxx | Wells ]] ||Johnny A. ||1944-06-09||2014-09-06||'''obit''' ||[[Image:Wells-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Layton-1372| Wells ]] ||Veda ||1892-05-11||1980-10-06||(nee Layton) One's worthy of remembrance ||[[Image:Wells-13855.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Martin-47091| Westmoreland ]] ||Lora Martin ||1895-09-27||1978-05-04||(nee Martin)||[[Image:Westmoreland-47091.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Williams-65568 | Westmoland]] ||Matilda W. ||1897-02-08||1980-09-27||May thy will be done (headstone has last name as Westmoland s/b Westmoreland)||[[Image:Westmoreland-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Westmoreland-xxx | Westmoland ]] ||Robert E. ||1900-01-18||1970-06-15||May thy will be done (headstone has last name as Westmoland s/b Westmoreland)||[[Image:Westmoreland-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Bryant-4442 | White]] ||Caroline L. ||1917-06-30||||(nee Bryant) ||[[Image:White-20069.jpg |100px]] |- | [[White-20069 | White]] ||J. 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Pine Grove Cemetery (Market Street)
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[[Category:Pine Grove Cemetery (Market Street), Berwick, Pennsylvania]] [[Category:Columbia County, Pennsylvania, Cemeteries]] [[Project:Pennsylvania_Cemeteries|Pennsylvania Cemeteries Project]] ===About=== This free space page for the Pine Grove Cemetery (Market Street) is part of WikiTree's [[Project:Pennsylvania_Cemeteries|Pennsylvania Cemeteries Project]], and was created to document the life and times of our ancestors that are interred there. The Pennsylvania Cemeteries Project is a subproject of the larger [[Project:Cemeteries_of_the_United_States|U.S. Cemeteries Project]]. Pine Grove Cemetery, also known as Pine Grove Cemetery - Market Street, is located at 601 Market Street in [[Space:Berwick%2C_Pennsylvania_One_Place_Study|Berwick]], Columbia County, Pennsylvania. This is the original, older cemetery. The newer cemetery is about six blocks north on Walnut Street. This page is a work in progress, and will remain so until the Table of Interments (below) is completed. The Table of Interments is a sortable listing of persons interred at this cemetery, some or all of whom are linked to existing WikiTree profiles. ----- ===Contact Information, Location and Map=== Address and Phone
601 Market St.
Berwick, PA 18603
(570) 752-4751 GPS Coordinates (WGS84)
41.0630429, -76.236537 [https://www.google.com/maps/place/Berwick+Cemetery+Association/@41.0630429,-76.236537,1380m/data=!3m1!1e3!4m5!1m2!2m1!1sCemetery++berwick+pa!3m1!1s0x0:0x98e08fd2338999e4 Pine Grove Cemetery on Google Maps] ----- ===Links to Other Online Resources=== * [http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=cr&CRid=1971654 Find A Grave] * ''Add resources here'' ----- ===Tasks Completed=== * ''Add tasks you have completed here'' ----- ===To Do=== Project members are needed to: * Assist with data collection and grave marker transcriptions :Additional photography and GPS data collection is needed, and previously collected data can be sent by email to other members willing to assist with transcriptions. * Link to existing WikiTree profiles or create new profiles for each person listed in the Table of Interments :When complete, everyone listed in the Table of Interments will be linked to their own WikiTree profile, and to a photo of their grave marker. The profile you create for a person can include other genealogical and biographical information, additional photos, and a listing of sources for documentation. *Validate links and transcription information :Profile and photo links and transcribed information needs to be cross-checked to ensure accuracy. * Create an audio/video tour of the cemetery :Record a virtual tour of the cemetery that can be viewed as downloadable media on computers, tablets or other device. Such a tour would take the viewer around the cemetery to explore the history of the people buried here. Background information can be supplied. Those with mobile internet access can access online links to more information. ----- ===Table of Interments=== {| class="wikitable sortable" border="1" |+ Sortable table |- ! scope="col" | Name ! scope="col" | Born ! scope="col" | Died ! scope="col" | Age ! scope="col" | Notes ! scope="col" | GPS ! scope="col" class="unsortable" | Photo (click for larger) |- |[[Harter-1856|Harter]]||Jacob||1833||1912|||||||[[Image:Harter-1856-1.jpg|200px]] |- |[[Shirley-2241|Shirley]]||FrancesHarter||1831||1898||w/o Jacob Harter|||||[[Image:Harter-1856-1.jpg|200px]] |- |[[Seybert-81|Seybert]]||Bernard Bauman||1788||1843|||||||[[Image:Seybert-79.jpg|200px]] |- |[[Engle-1247|Engle]]||CharlotteSeybert||1788||1836||w/o Bernard Seybert|||||[[Image:Seybert-79.jpg|200px]] |- |[[Buss-638|Buss]]||John||1824||1872|||||||[[Image:Buss-638-1.jpg|200px]] |- |[[Briggs-6599|Briggs]]||HannaBuss||1832||1901||w/o John Buss|||||[[Image:Briggs-6599.jpg|200px]] |- |[[Hanly-63|Hanly]]||ElizabethOswald||1867||1951|||||||[[Image:Hanly-63.jpg]] |- |[[Oswald-796|Oswald]]||Sylvanus P||1889|||||||||[[Image:Oswald-796.jpg]] |- |[[Hollingshead-376|Hollingshead]]||Elanor Foster||1794||1858|||||||[[Image:Hollingshead-376.jpg]] |- |[[Foster-15168|Foster]]||ElizabethWoodin||1821||1902||w/o William Woodin|||||[[Image:Foster-15168.jpg]] |- |[[Woodin-206|Woodin]]||Joseph Bahl||1841||1856||s/o William and Elizabeth Woodin|||||[[Image:Woodin-206.jpg]] |- |[[Woodin-208|Woodin]]||Mary||1848||||d/o William and Elizabeth|||||[[Image:Woodin-208.jpg]] |- |[[Woodin-209|Woodin]]||Elizabeth||1854||1855||d/o William and Elizabeth|||||[[Image:Woodin-209.jpg]] |- |[[Woodin-207|Woodin]]||EudoraHanly||1846||1922|||||||[[Image:Woodin-207.jpg]] |- |[[Jackson-22405|Jackson]]||Col. Clarence G.||1842||1880|||||||[[Image:Jackson-22405-2.jpg]] |- |[[Seybert-73|Seybert]]||ElizabethJackson||1838||1913||w/o Col C.G. Jackson|||||[[Image:Jackson-22405-2.jpg]] |- |[[Jackson-22492|Jackson]]||HenriettaNorth||1863||1943||d/o C.G and Elizabeth Jackson|||||[[Image:Jackson-22492.jpg]] |- |[[Jackson-22491|Jackson]]||JaneGearhart||1869||1919||d/o C.G. and Elizabeth Jackson|||||[[Image:Jackson-22491.jpg]] |- |[[Jackson-22402|Jackson]]||Mordecai William||1815||1894|||||||[[Image:Jackson-22402-1.jpg]] |- |[[Woodin-194|Woodin]]||William Hartman||1821||1886|||||||[[Image:Woodin-194-1.jpg]] |- |[[Karchner-11|Karchner]]||Martin||1836||1907|||||||[[Image:Karchner-11.jpg]] |- |[[Kengle-4|Kengle]]||MaryKarchner||1848||1917||w/o Martin Karchner|||||[[Image:Karchner-11.jpg]] |- |[[Nuss-173|Nuss]]||Samuel C||1880||1944|||||||[[Image:Nuss-173.jpg]] |- |[[Karchner-19|Karchner]]||BlancheNuss||1884||1956||w/o Samuel C Nuss|||||[[Image:Nuss-173.jpg]] |- |[[Shiner-72|Shiner]]||Andrew||1757||1844|||||||[[Image:Shiner-72.jpg|200px]] |- |[[Rittenhouse-819|Rittenhouse]]||Enoch||1820||1902|||||||[[Image:Rittenhouse-819.jpg|200px]] |- |[[Kitchen-1324|Kitchen]]||CatherineRittenhouse||1820||1906||w/o Enoch Rittenhouse|||||[[Image:Rittenhouse-819.jpg|200px]] |- |[[Payne-10041|Payne]]||RachaelLutsey||1792||1877||w/o William Lutsey|||||[[Image:Payne-10041.jpg|200px]] |- |[[Frease-22|Frease]]||William||1850||1922|||||||[[Image:Frease-22.jpg|200px]] |- |[[Whatnecht-3|Whatnecht]]||Phobe AnnFrease||1857||1928||w/o William Frease|||||[[Image:Frease-22.jpg|200px]] |- |[[Fowler-9387|Fowler]]||Gilbert Hicks||1800||1874|||||||[[Image:Fowler-9387.jpg|200px]] |- |[[Smith-163700|Smith]]||CatherineFowler||1809||1899||w/o Gilbert Fowler|||||[[Image:Smith-163700.jpg|200px]] |- |[[Fowler-8582|Fowler]]||Samuel||1818||1911|||||||[[Image:Fowler-8582-1.jpg|200px]] |- |[[Fowler-9461|Fowler]]||CarolineFowler||1828||1930||w/o Samuel Fowler|||| [[Image:Fowler-9461.jpg|200px]] |- |[[Fowler-8581|Fowler]]||Theodore B||1848||1938|||||||[[Image:Fowler-8581-1.jpg|200px]] |- |[[Harter-1809|Harter]]||MarthaFowler||1852||1908||w/o Theodore Fowler|||||[[Image:Harter-1809.jpg|200px]] |- |[[Fowler-7923|Fowler]]||Freas||1830||1920|||||||[[Image:Fowler-7923.jpg|200px]] |- |[[Hagenbuch-101|Hagenbuch]]||SarahFowler||1827||1913||w/o Freas Fowler|||||[[Image:Hagenbuch-101.jpg|200px]] |- |[[Fowler-7926|Fowler]]||Ida||1857||1943||d/o Freas and Sarah Fowler|||||[[Image:Fowler-7926.jpg|200px]] |- |[[Harter-1868|Harter]]||Aaron||1835||1914|||||||[[Image:Harter-1868.jpg|200px]] |- |[[Keen-2311|Keen]]||Martha ViolaHarter||1841||1927||w/o Aaron Harter|||||[[Image:Harter-1868.jpg|200px]] |- |[[Harter-1869|Harter]]||Ellen Keen||1867||1892||d/o Aaron and Martha Harter|||| [[Image:Harter-1868.jpg|200px]] |- |[[Harter-1870|Harter]]||Peter Lease||1874||1946||s/o Aaron and Martha Harter|||||[[Image:Harter-1870.jpg|200px]] |- |[[Harter-1871|Harter]]||Daisy||1879||1960||d/o Aaron and Martha Harter|||||[[Image:Harter-1871.jpg|200px]] |- |[[Ritter-2199|Ritter]]||Martin||1793|||||||||[[Image:Ritter-2199.jpg|200px]] |- |[[Karchner-53|Karchner]]||CatherineRitter||1800||||w/o Martin Ritter|||||[[Image:Ritter-2199.jpg|200px]] |- |[[Ritter-2205|Ritter]]||Enoch||1838||1911||s/o Martin and Catherine Ritter|||||[[Image:Ritter-2205.jpg|200px]] |- |[[Ritter-2206|Ritter]]||Louisa||1843||1904||d/o Martin and Catherine|||||[[Image:Ritter-2206.jpg|200px]] |- |[[Houck-911|Houck]]||Samuel||1836||1906|||||||[[Image:Houck-911.jpg|200px]] |- |[[Lutsey-37|Lutsey]]||HuldahHouck||1832||1906||w/o Samuel Houck|||||[[Image:Houck-911.jpg|200px]] |- |[[Freas-71|Freas]]||Milton S||1866||1905|||||||[[Image:Freas-76.jpg|200px]] |- |[[Rittenhouse-836|Rittenhouse]]||MaryFreas||1867||1897||w/o Milton Freas|||||[[Image:Rittenhouse-836.jpg|200px]] |- |[[Fowler-7925|Fowler]]||Lyman||1838||1914|||||||[[Image:Fowler-7925.jpg|200px]] |- |[[Harris-32091|Harris]]||Maria LouisaFowler||1849||1905||w/o Lyman Fowler|||||[[Image:Fowler-7925.jpg|200px]] |- |[[Freas-77|Freas]]||William L||1825||1895|||||||[[Image:Freas-77.jpg|200px]] |- |[[Rittenhouse-837|Rittenhouse]]||Francis FannieFreas||1834||1895||w/o William L Freas|||||[[Image:Freas-77.jpg|200px]] |- |[[Freas-73|Freas]]||James Polk||1845||1898|||||||[[Image:Freas-73.jpg|200px]] |- |[[Adams-36761|Adams]]||AliceFreas||1848||1916||w/o James Freas|||||[[Image:Freas-73.jpg|200px]] |- |[[Freas-82|Freas]]||Henry||1821||1896|||||||[[Image:Freas-82.jpg|200px]] |- |[[Bowman-8488|Bowman]]||DorothyFreas||1827||1910||w/o Henry Freas|||||[[Image:Bower-2400-1.jpg|200px]] |- |[[Freas-83|Freas]]||John||1857||1877||s/o Henry and Dorothy Freas|||||[[Image:Freas-83.jpg|200px]] |- |[[Fielding-743|Fielding]]||LouisaFowler||1860||1936||2nd w/o Theodore B Fowler|||||[[Image:Fielding-743.jpg|200px]]
601 Market St.
Berwick, PA 18603
(570) 752-4751 GPS Coordinates (WGS84)
41.0630429, -76.236537 [https://www.google.com/maps/place/Berwick+Cemetery+Association/@41.0630429,-76.236537,1380m/data=!3m1!1e3!4m5!1m2!2m1!1sCemetery++berwick+pa!3m1!1s0x0:0x98e08fd2338999e4 Pine Grove Cemetery on Google Maps] ----- ===Links to Other Online Resources=== * [http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=cr&CRid=1971654 Find A Grave] * ''Add resources here'' ----- ===Tasks Completed=== * ''Add tasks you have completed here'' ----- ===To Do=== Project members are needed to: * Assist with data collection and grave marker transcriptions :Additional photography and GPS data collection is needed, and previously collected data can be sent by email to other members willing to assist with transcriptions. * Link to existing WikiTree profiles or create new profiles for each person listed in the Table of Interments :When complete, everyone listed in the Table of Interments will be linked to their own WikiTree profile, and to a photo of their grave marker. The profile you create for a person can include other genealogical and biographical information, additional photos, and a listing of sources for documentation. *Validate links and transcription information :Profile and photo links and transcribed information needs to be cross-checked to ensure accuracy. * Create an audio/video tour of the cemetery :Record a virtual tour of the cemetery that can be viewed as downloadable media on computers, tablets or other device. Such a tour would take the viewer around the cemetery to explore the history of the people buried here. Background information can be supplied. Those with mobile internet access can access online links to more information. ----- ===Table of Interments=== {| class="wikitable sortable" border="1" |+ Sortable table |- ! scope="col" | Name ! scope="col" | Born ! scope="col" | Died ! scope="col" | Age ! scope="col" | Notes ! scope="col" | GPS ! scope="col" class="unsortable" | Photo (click for larger) |- |[[Harter-1856|Harter]]||Jacob||1833||1912|||||||[[Image:Harter-1856-1.jpg|200px]] |- |[[Shirley-2241|Shirley]]||FrancesHarter||1831||1898||w/o Jacob Harter|||||[[Image:Harter-1856-1.jpg|200px]] |- |[[Seybert-81|Seybert]]||Bernard Bauman||1788||1843|||||||[[Image:Seybert-79.jpg|200px]] |- |[[Engle-1247|Engle]]||CharlotteSeybert||1788||1836||w/o Bernard Seybert|||||[[Image:Seybert-79.jpg|200px]] |- |[[Buss-638|Buss]]||John||1824||1872|||||||[[Image:Buss-638-1.jpg|200px]] |- |[[Briggs-6599|Briggs]]||HannaBuss||1832||1901||w/o John Buss|||||[[Image:Briggs-6599.jpg|200px]] |- |[[Hanly-63|Hanly]]||ElizabethOswald||1867||1951|||||||[[Image:Hanly-63.jpg]] |- |[[Oswald-796|Oswald]]||Sylvanus P||1889|||||||||[[Image:Oswald-796.jpg]] |- |[[Hollingshead-376|Hollingshead]]||Elanor Foster||1794||1858|||||||[[Image:Hollingshead-376.jpg]] |- |[[Foster-15168|Foster]]||ElizabethWoodin||1821||1902||w/o William Woodin|||||[[Image:Foster-15168.jpg]] |- |[[Woodin-206|Woodin]]||Joseph Bahl||1841||1856||s/o William and Elizabeth Woodin|||||[[Image:Woodin-206.jpg]] |- |[[Woodin-208|Woodin]]||Mary||1848||||d/o William and Elizabeth|||||[[Image:Woodin-208.jpg]] |- |[[Woodin-209|Woodin]]||Elizabeth||1854||1855||d/o William and Elizabeth|||||[[Image:Woodin-209.jpg]] |- |[[Woodin-207|Woodin]]||EudoraHanly||1846||1922|||||||[[Image:Woodin-207.jpg]] |- |[[Jackson-22405|Jackson]]||Col. Clarence G.||1842||1880|||||||[[Image:Jackson-22405-2.jpg]] |- |[[Seybert-73|Seybert]]||ElizabethJackson||1838||1913||w/o Col C.G. Jackson|||||[[Image:Jackson-22405-2.jpg]] |- |[[Jackson-22492|Jackson]]||HenriettaNorth||1863||1943||d/o C.G and Elizabeth Jackson|||||[[Image:Jackson-22492.jpg]] |- |[[Jackson-22491|Jackson]]||JaneGearhart||1869||1919||d/o C.G. and Elizabeth Jackson|||||[[Image:Jackson-22491.jpg]] |- |[[Jackson-22402|Jackson]]||Mordecai William||1815||1894|||||||[[Image:Jackson-22402-1.jpg]] |- |[[Woodin-194|Woodin]]||William Hartman||1821||1886|||||||[[Image:Woodin-194-1.jpg]] |- |[[Karchner-11|Karchner]]||Martin||1836||1907|||||||[[Image:Karchner-11.jpg]] |- |[[Kengle-4|Kengle]]||MaryKarchner||1848||1917||w/o Martin Karchner|||||[[Image:Karchner-11.jpg]] |- |[[Nuss-173|Nuss]]||Samuel C||1880||1944|||||||[[Image:Nuss-173.jpg]] |- |[[Karchner-19|Karchner]]||BlancheNuss||1884||1956||w/o Samuel C Nuss|||||[[Image:Nuss-173.jpg]] |- |[[Shiner-72|Shiner]]||Andrew||1757||1844|||||||[[Image:Shiner-72.jpg|200px]] |- |[[Rittenhouse-819|Rittenhouse]]||Enoch||1820||1902|||||||[[Image:Rittenhouse-819.jpg|200px]] |- |[[Kitchen-1324|Kitchen]]||CatherineRittenhouse||1820||1906||w/o Enoch Rittenhouse|||||[[Image:Rittenhouse-819.jpg|200px]] |- |[[Payne-10041|Payne]]||RachaelLutsey||1792||1877||w/o William Lutsey|||||[[Image:Payne-10041.jpg|200px]] |- |[[Frease-22|Frease]]||William||1850||1922|||||||[[Image:Frease-22.jpg|200px]] |- |[[Whatnecht-3|Whatnecht]]||Phobe AnnFrease||1857||1928||w/o William Frease|||||[[Image:Frease-22.jpg|200px]] |- |[[Fowler-9387|Fowler]]||Gilbert Hicks||1800||1874|||||||[[Image:Fowler-9387.jpg|200px]] |- |[[Smith-163700|Smith]]||CatherineFowler||1809||1899||w/o Gilbert Fowler|||||[[Image:Smith-163700.jpg|200px]] |- |[[Fowler-8582|Fowler]]||Samuel||1818||1911|||||||[[Image:Fowler-8582-1.jpg|200px]] |- |[[Fowler-9461|Fowler]]||CarolineFowler||1828||1930||w/o Samuel Fowler|||| [[Image:Fowler-9461.jpg|200px]] |- |[[Fowler-8581|Fowler]]||Theodore B||1848||1938|||||||[[Image:Fowler-8581-1.jpg|200px]] |- |[[Harter-1809|Harter]]||MarthaFowler||1852||1908||w/o Theodore Fowler|||||[[Image:Harter-1809.jpg|200px]] |- |[[Fowler-7923|Fowler]]||Freas||1830||1920|||||||[[Image:Fowler-7923.jpg|200px]] |- |[[Hagenbuch-101|Hagenbuch]]||SarahFowler||1827||1913||w/o Freas Fowler|||||[[Image:Hagenbuch-101.jpg|200px]] |- |[[Fowler-7926|Fowler]]||Ida||1857||1943||d/o Freas and Sarah Fowler|||||[[Image:Fowler-7926.jpg|200px]] |- |[[Harter-1868|Harter]]||Aaron||1835||1914|||||||[[Image:Harter-1868.jpg|200px]] |- |[[Keen-2311|Keen]]||Martha ViolaHarter||1841||1927||w/o Aaron Harter|||||[[Image:Harter-1868.jpg|200px]] |- |[[Harter-1869|Harter]]||Ellen Keen||1867||1892||d/o Aaron and Martha Harter|||| [[Image:Harter-1868.jpg|200px]] |- |[[Harter-1870|Harter]]||Peter Lease||1874||1946||s/o Aaron and Martha Harter|||||[[Image:Harter-1870.jpg|200px]] |- |[[Harter-1871|Harter]]||Daisy||1879||1960||d/o Aaron and Martha Harter|||||[[Image:Harter-1871.jpg|200px]] |- |[[Ritter-2199|Ritter]]||Martin||1793|||||||||[[Image:Ritter-2199.jpg|200px]] |- |[[Karchner-53|Karchner]]||CatherineRitter||1800||||w/o Martin Ritter|||||[[Image:Ritter-2199.jpg|200px]] |- |[[Ritter-2205|Ritter]]||Enoch||1838||1911||s/o Martin and Catherine Ritter|||||[[Image:Ritter-2205.jpg|200px]] |- |[[Ritter-2206|Ritter]]||Louisa||1843||1904||d/o Martin and Catherine|||||[[Image:Ritter-2206.jpg|200px]] |- |[[Houck-911|Houck]]||Samuel||1836||1906|||||||[[Image:Houck-911.jpg|200px]] |- |[[Lutsey-37|Lutsey]]||HuldahHouck||1832||1906||w/o Samuel Houck|||||[[Image:Houck-911.jpg|200px]] |- |[[Freas-71|Freas]]||Milton S||1866||1905|||||||[[Image:Freas-76.jpg|200px]] |- |[[Rittenhouse-836|Rittenhouse]]||MaryFreas||1867||1897||w/o Milton Freas|||||[[Image:Rittenhouse-836.jpg|200px]] |- |[[Fowler-7925|Fowler]]||Lyman||1838||1914|||||||[[Image:Fowler-7925.jpg|200px]] |- |[[Harris-32091|Harris]]||Maria LouisaFowler||1849||1905||w/o Lyman Fowler|||||[[Image:Fowler-7925.jpg|200px]] |- |[[Freas-77|Freas]]||William L||1825||1895|||||||[[Image:Freas-77.jpg|200px]] |- |[[Rittenhouse-837|Rittenhouse]]||Francis FannieFreas||1834||1895||w/o William L Freas|||||[[Image:Freas-77.jpg|200px]] |- |[[Freas-73|Freas]]||James Polk||1845||1898|||||||[[Image:Freas-73.jpg|200px]] |- |[[Adams-36761|Adams]]||AliceFreas||1848||1916||w/o James Freas|||||[[Image:Freas-73.jpg|200px]] |- |[[Freas-82|Freas]]||Henry||1821||1896|||||||[[Image:Freas-82.jpg|200px]] |- |[[Bowman-8488|Bowman]]||DorothyFreas||1827||1910||w/o Henry Freas|||||[[Image:Bower-2400-1.jpg|200px]] |- |[[Freas-83|Freas]]||John||1857||1877||s/o Henry and Dorothy Freas|||||[[Image:Freas-83.jpg|200px]] |- |[[Fielding-743|Fielding]]||LouisaFowler||1860||1936||2nd w/o Theodore B Fowler|||||[[Image:Fielding-743.jpg|200px]]
Pine Grove Cemetery (Walnut Street)
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[[Category:Pine Grove Cemetery (Walnut Street), Berwick, Pennsylvania]] [[Category:Columbia County, Pennsylvania, Cemeteries]] [[Project:Pennsylvania_Cemeteries|Pennsylvania Cemeteries Project]] ===About=== This free space page for the Pine Grove Cemetery - Walnut Street Annex is part of WikiTree's [[Project:Pennsylvania_Cemeteries|Pennsylvania Cemeteries Project]], and was created to document the life and times of our ancestors that are interred there. The Pennsylvania Cemeteries Project is a subproject of the larger [[Project:Cemeteries_of_the_United_States|U.S. Cemeteries Project]]. Pine Grove Cemetery - Walnut Street Annex, is located on Walnut Street in [[Space:Berwick%2C_Pennsylvania_One_Place_Study|Berwick]], Columbia County, Pennsylvania. This is the newer, larger cemetery. The older, original cemetery is about six blocks south on Market Street. This page is a work in progress, and will remain so until the Table of Interments (below) is completed. The Table of Interments is a sortable listing of persons interred at this cemetery, some or all of whom are linked to existing WikiTree profiles. ----- ===Contact Information, Location and Map=== Address and Phone
601 Market St.
Berwick, PA 18603
(570) 752-4751 GPS Coordinates (WGS84)
41.0675708, -76.2371587 [https://www.google.com/maps/place/1498+Walnut+St/@41.0675708,-76.2371587,688m/data=!3m2!1e3!4b1!4m2!3m1!1s0x89c59d1205e9eb15:0xdb5dcdd661e8ef5c Pine Grove Cemetery - Walnut Street Annex on Google Maps] ----- ===Links to Other Online Resources=== * [http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=cr&CRid=382213 Find A Grave] * ''Add resources here'' ----- ===Tasks Completed=== * ''Add tasks you have completed here'' ----- ===To Do=== Project members are needed to: * Assist with data collection and grave marker transcriptions :Additional photography and GPS data collection is needed, and previously collected data can be sent by email to other members willing to assist with transcriptions. * Link to existing WikiTree profiles or create new profiles for each person listed in the Table of Interments :When complete, everyone listed in the Table of Interments will be linked to their own WikiTree profile, and to a photo of their grave marker. The profile you create for a person can include other genealogical and biographical information, additional photos, and a listing of sources for documentation. *Validate links and transcription information :Profile and photo links and transcribed information needs to be cross-checked to ensure accuracy. * Create an audio/video tour of the cemetery :Record a virtual tour of the cemetery that can be viewed as downloadable media on computers, tablets or other device. Such a tour would take the viewer around the cemetery to explore the history of the people buried here. Background information can be supplied. Those with mobile internet access can access online links to more information. ----- ===Table of Interments=== {| class="wikitable sortable" border="1" |+ Sortable table |- ! scope="col" | Last Name ! scope="col" | First/Middle Names/Initials ! scope="col" | Born ! scope="col" | Died ! scope="col" | Inscription (Notes) ! scope="col" class="unsortable" | Photo (click for larger) |- | Benscoter||Blanche A||1885-NOV-05||1962-AUG-03|||| |- | Benscoter||Mason B||1883-APR-06||1961-DEC-19|||| |- | Bobchak||Ellen H||1911-OCT-01||1981-APR-07|||| |- | Bobchak||John J Sr||1906-FEB-10||1979-OCT-13|||| |- | Boehmer||Joseph R||1928-OCT-28||1998-MAY-15|||| |- | Cocklin||Lloyd B||1900-MAY-28||1992-JUN-30|||| |- | Cocklin||Margaret A||1902-OCT-28||1977-JAN-01|||| |- | Cragle||Charles W||1890-MAR-02||1943-JAN-23|||| |- | Cragle||John Sr||1877-JUN-05||1946-DEC-19|||| |- | Cragle||Madge||1900||1969|||| |- | Cragle||Ruth S||1896||1966|||| |- | DeHaven||Beatrice H||1915-FEB-07||1997-JUL-02|||| |- | DeHaven||Bessie A||1884-NOV-30||1967-OCT-04|||| |- | DeHaven||Bruce S||1908-APR-21||1975-JUL-22|||| |- | DeHaven||Bruce T||1959-APR-25||1980-DEC-30|||| |- | DeHaven||Henry W||1913-NOV-16||1944-OCT-17||(Henry was originally buried at Normandy, France, but was reinterred here in 1948.)|| |- | DeHaven||Howard G Jr||1951-MAY-06||1999-MAY-26|||| |- | DeHaven||Howard G Sr||1929-MAY-06||1988-DEC-23|||| |- | DeHaven||Jack L||1941||1947|||| |- | DeHaven||Jack M||1918-APR-12||1993-MAY-01|||| |- | DeHaven||Letha||1911||1956|||| |- | DeHaven||Marie E||1926-SEP-20||2004-JAN-02|||| |- | DeHaven||Mary A||1887-AUG-25||1975-AUG-31|||| |- | DeHaven||Michael M||1957-AUG-15||1984-JUL-28|||| |- | DeHaven||Nathal P||1911||1964|||| |- | DeHaven||Ray H||1881-SEP-04||1960-JUN-29|||| |- | DeHaven||Richard W||1916-DEC-25||1997-AUG-16|||| |- | DeHaven||Russell K||1912-AUG-06||1969-MAY-27|||| |- | DeHaven||Sadie C||1879-JAN-06||1956-APR-10|||| |- | DeHaven||Stanley C||1892-APR-20||1966-OCT-24|||| |- | DeHaven||William M||1881-FEB-24||1963-SEP-30|||| |- | Eckroth||Alice E||1866-JUN-27||1935-JUL-03|||| |- | Eckroth||Ethel M||1895||1976|||| |- | Eckroth||Samuel W||1893-APR-24||1980-DEC-23|||| |- | Eckroth||William H||1873-JUN-28||1933-JUL-19|||| |- | Eveland||Chris D||1958-NOV-11||1976-FEB-22|||| |- | Eveland||Dane D||1924-APR-30||1996-JAN-20|||| |- | [[Panagakos-5|Ezzyk]]||Frossine C||1924-JUN-10||2000-MAY-15|||| |- | [[Ezzyk-1|Ezzyk]]||William C||1923-AUG-07||2007-MAR-30|||| |- | Ferro||Philip D Jr||1945-APR-11||1994-MAY-06||S/SGT US Air Force, Vietnam , Wed October 22, 1966|| |- | Fly||Daratha A||1913||1993|||| |- | Folk||Floyd A||1912-JAN-09||1990-SEP-07|||| |- | Folk||Kenneth M||1914-APR-11||1981-JUL-09|||| |- | Folk||Marie E||1913-AUG-19||1972-SEP-05|||| |- | Folk||Minnie M||1884||1959|||| |- | Folk||Roy E||1879-SEP-01||1937-JUL-12|||| |- | Folk||Scott A||1966-AUG-19||1988-SEP-05|||| |- | Folk||Sheldon O||1918-APR-21||1989-MAY-24|||| |- | Gass||Ralph W Jr||1920-FEB-15||2001-OCT-09||SGT US Army, World War II|| |- | Gordon||Frank W Jr||1924-DEC-10||1988-JUL-15||Married January 1, 1947|| |- | Grassley||Carrie E||1915||1989|||| |- | Grassley||Lewis L||1910-OCT-13||1988-AUG-02|||| |- | Grey||Robert C Sr||1921-AUG-02||2007-SEP-25|||| |- | Houck||Addison C||1916-SEP-03||1971-JUN-19||Pennsylvania, CPL US Army, World War II|| |- | Houck||Frank P||1892-AUG-14||1957-OCT-26|||| |- | Houck||Hazel M||1893-OCT-30||1973-APR-29|||| |- | Kelchner||Dennis||1944||1944|||| |- | Kelchner||Donald L||1910-SEP-06||1990-JUL-25|||| |- | Kelchner||Ida M||1913-FEB-22||2008-MAR-13|||| |- | Killian||Dorothy M||1921-MAY-16||2002-AUG-06|||| |- | Killian||Harry W||1919-NOV-18||2003-DEC-17||TEC 5 US Army, World War II|| |- | Kishbaugh||Albertus W||1873-JUN-01||1951-JUN-24|||| |- | Kishbaugh||Clara E||1877-APR-11||1957-JUL-12|||| |- | Kishbaugh||Gladys H||1910||1985|||| |- | Kishbaugh||Ruth H||1906-DEC-19||1989-APR-29|||| |- | Kishbaugh||Sheldon S||1898-DEC-27||1990-MAR-20|||| |- | Kishbaugh||Victor A||1906-JUL-30||1998-OCT-14|||| |- | Klingerman||Irvin R Jr||1917-FEB-13||1990-JAN-11|||| |- | Moyer||Annetta H||1920-JAN-22||1999-MAR-25|||| |- | Myers||Jennie E||1884-JUL-08||1956-DEC-29|||| |- | Myers||John S||1879-SEP-21||1964-APR-25|||| |- | Peake||Margaret M||1910-NOV-20||2002-JUL-01|||| |- | Peake||Willard C||1914-JAN-14||1999-AUG-30|||| |- | Powlus||Charles E||1879||1961|||| |- | Powlus||Hattie L||1882||1955|||| |- | Ruckle||Fred I||1922-MAR-15||1977-JUL-11|||| |- | Samsel||Raymond W||1919-JAN-15||2004-OCT-29|||| |- | Schalles||Doretta G||1902-DEC-03||1995-APR-20|||| |- | Schalles||Frank S||1898-AUG-31||1989-AUG-02|||| |- | Scheno||Franklyn N Sr||1918-JAN-05||2005-MAY-16||PFC US Army, World War II|| |- | Schmidt||John P||1925-NOV-17||2006-OCT-26|||| |- | Shemonis||Albert C||1915-FEB-28||2002-JAN-08|||| |- | Shemonis||Elizabeth D||1920-JAN-28||2006-APR-05|||| |- | Shotwell||Alice S||1904-NOV-20||2001-MAY-18|||| |- | Shotwell||Elwood C||1904-MAR14||1964-MAR-21|||| |- | Shotwell||James L||1927-AUG-09||1986-JAN-19||US Navy, World War II|| |- | Slusser||Beatrice N||1917-DEC-19||1992-MAR-15|||| |- | Spaid||Helen M||1919-JUL-15||1996-JUN-07|||| |- | Sult||Eva E||1903||1970|||| |- | Sult||Robert H||1936||1951|||| |- | Sult||Roland C||1930-AUG-08||1998-JUN-19|||| |- | Sult||Shirley E||1929-JUL-28||1987-MAY-26|||| |- | Sult||Sterling E Sr||1899||1967|||| |- | Trivelpiece||Elizabeth A||1959-JAN-17||1995-OCT-23|||| |- | Trivelpiece||Jacob J||1985-NOV-17||2003-NOV-18|||| |- | Zdanavage||Anthony Jr||1933-MAY-29||1993-JUL-13||CPL US Army, Korea|| |- | Zdanavage||Esther V||1931-FEB-16||2009-APR-07|||| |- |}
601 Market St.
Berwick, PA 18603
(570) 752-4751 GPS Coordinates (WGS84)
41.0675708, -76.2371587 [https://www.google.com/maps/place/1498+Walnut+St/@41.0675708,-76.2371587,688m/data=!3m2!1e3!4b1!4m2!3m1!1s0x89c59d1205e9eb15:0xdb5dcdd661e8ef5c Pine Grove Cemetery - Walnut Street Annex on Google Maps] ----- ===Links to Other Online Resources=== * [http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=cr&CRid=382213 Find A Grave] * ''Add resources here'' ----- ===Tasks Completed=== * ''Add tasks you have completed here'' ----- ===To Do=== Project members are needed to: * Assist with data collection and grave marker transcriptions :Additional photography and GPS data collection is needed, and previously collected data can be sent by email to other members willing to assist with transcriptions. * Link to existing WikiTree profiles or create new profiles for each person listed in the Table of Interments :When complete, everyone listed in the Table of Interments will be linked to their own WikiTree profile, and to a photo of their grave marker. The profile you create for a person can include other genealogical and biographical information, additional photos, and a listing of sources for documentation. *Validate links and transcription information :Profile and photo links and transcribed information needs to be cross-checked to ensure accuracy. * Create an audio/video tour of the cemetery :Record a virtual tour of the cemetery that can be viewed as downloadable media on computers, tablets or other device. Such a tour would take the viewer around the cemetery to explore the history of the people buried here. Background information can be supplied. Those with mobile internet access can access online links to more information. ----- ===Table of Interments=== {| class="wikitable sortable" border="1" |+ Sortable table |- ! scope="col" | Last Name ! scope="col" | First/Middle Names/Initials ! scope="col" | Born ! scope="col" | Died ! scope="col" | Inscription (Notes) ! scope="col" class="unsortable" | Photo (click for larger) |- | Benscoter||Blanche A||1885-NOV-05||1962-AUG-03|||| |- | Benscoter||Mason B||1883-APR-06||1961-DEC-19|||| |- | Bobchak||Ellen H||1911-OCT-01||1981-APR-07|||| |- | Bobchak||John J Sr||1906-FEB-10||1979-OCT-13|||| |- | Boehmer||Joseph R||1928-OCT-28||1998-MAY-15|||| |- | Cocklin||Lloyd B||1900-MAY-28||1992-JUN-30|||| |- | Cocklin||Margaret A||1902-OCT-28||1977-JAN-01|||| |- | Cragle||Charles W||1890-MAR-02||1943-JAN-23|||| |- | Cragle||John Sr||1877-JUN-05||1946-DEC-19|||| |- | Cragle||Madge||1900||1969|||| |- | Cragle||Ruth S||1896||1966|||| |- | DeHaven||Beatrice H||1915-FEB-07||1997-JUL-02|||| |- | DeHaven||Bessie A||1884-NOV-30||1967-OCT-04|||| |- | DeHaven||Bruce S||1908-APR-21||1975-JUL-22|||| |- | DeHaven||Bruce T||1959-APR-25||1980-DEC-30|||| |- | DeHaven||Henry W||1913-NOV-16||1944-OCT-17||(Henry was originally buried at Normandy, France, but was reinterred here in 1948.)|| |- | DeHaven||Howard G Jr||1951-MAY-06||1999-MAY-26|||| |- | DeHaven||Howard G Sr||1929-MAY-06||1988-DEC-23|||| |- | DeHaven||Jack L||1941||1947|||| |- | DeHaven||Jack M||1918-APR-12||1993-MAY-01|||| |- | DeHaven||Letha||1911||1956|||| |- | DeHaven||Marie E||1926-SEP-20||2004-JAN-02|||| |- | DeHaven||Mary A||1887-AUG-25||1975-AUG-31|||| |- | DeHaven||Michael M||1957-AUG-15||1984-JUL-28|||| |- | DeHaven||Nathal P||1911||1964|||| |- | DeHaven||Ray H||1881-SEP-04||1960-JUN-29|||| |- | DeHaven||Richard W||1916-DEC-25||1997-AUG-16|||| |- | DeHaven||Russell K||1912-AUG-06||1969-MAY-27|||| |- | DeHaven||Sadie C||1879-JAN-06||1956-APR-10|||| |- | DeHaven||Stanley C||1892-APR-20||1966-OCT-24|||| |- | DeHaven||William M||1881-FEB-24||1963-SEP-30|||| |- | Eckroth||Alice E||1866-JUN-27||1935-JUL-03|||| |- | Eckroth||Ethel M||1895||1976|||| |- | Eckroth||Samuel W||1893-APR-24||1980-DEC-23|||| |- | Eckroth||William H||1873-JUN-28||1933-JUL-19|||| |- | Eveland||Chris D||1958-NOV-11||1976-FEB-22|||| |- | Eveland||Dane D||1924-APR-30||1996-JAN-20|||| |- | [[Panagakos-5|Ezzyk]]||Frossine C||1924-JUN-10||2000-MAY-15|||| |- | [[Ezzyk-1|Ezzyk]]||William C||1923-AUG-07||2007-MAR-30|||| |- | Ferro||Philip D Jr||1945-APR-11||1994-MAY-06||S/SGT US Air Force, Vietnam , Wed October 22, 1966|| |- | Fly||Daratha A||1913||1993|||| |- | Folk||Floyd A||1912-JAN-09||1990-SEP-07|||| |- | Folk||Kenneth M||1914-APR-11||1981-JUL-09|||| |- | Folk||Marie E||1913-AUG-19||1972-SEP-05|||| |- | Folk||Minnie M||1884||1959|||| |- | Folk||Roy E||1879-SEP-01||1937-JUL-12|||| |- | Folk||Scott A||1966-AUG-19||1988-SEP-05|||| |- | Folk||Sheldon O||1918-APR-21||1989-MAY-24|||| |- | Gass||Ralph W Jr||1920-FEB-15||2001-OCT-09||SGT US Army, World War II|| |- | Gordon||Frank W Jr||1924-DEC-10||1988-JUL-15||Married January 1, 1947|| |- | Grassley||Carrie E||1915||1989|||| |- | Grassley||Lewis L||1910-OCT-13||1988-AUG-02|||| |- | Grey||Robert C Sr||1921-AUG-02||2007-SEP-25|||| |- | Houck||Addison C||1916-SEP-03||1971-JUN-19||Pennsylvania, CPL US Army, World War II|| |- | Houck||Frank P||1892-AUG-14||1957-OCT-26|||| |- | Houck||Hazel M||1893-OCT-30||1973-APR-29|||| |- | Kelchner||Dennis||1944||1944|||| |- | Kelchner||Donald L||1910-SEP-06||1990-JUL-25|||| |- | Kelchner||Ida M||1913-FEB-22||2008-MAR-13|||| |- | Killian||Dorothy M||1921-MAY-16||2002-AUG-06|||| |- | Killian||Harry W||1919-NOV-18||2003-DEC-17||TEC 5 US Army, World War II|| |- | Kishbaugh||Albertus W||1873-JUN-01||1951-JUN-24|||| |- | Kishbaugh||Clara E||1877-APR-11||1957-JUL-12|||| |- | Kishbaugh||Gladys H||1910||1985|||| |- | Kishbaugh||Ruth H||1906-DEC-19||1989-APR-29|||| |- | Kishbaugh||Sheldon 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[[Category:Pine Hill Cemetery, Shickshinny, Pennsylvania]] [[Category:Luzerne County, Pennsylvania, Cemeteries]] [[Project:Pennsylvania_Cemeteries|Pennsylvania Cemeteries Project]] ===About=== This free space page for the Pine Hill Cemetery is part of WikiTree's [[Project:Pennsylvania_Cemeteries|Pennsylvania Cemeteries Project]], and was created to document the life and times of our ancestors that are interred there. The Pennsylvania Cemeteries Project is a subproject of the larger [[Project:Cemeteries_of_the_United_States|U.S. Cemeteries Project]]. Pine Hill Cemetery is located on Garrison Street in Shickshinny, Luzerne County, Pennsylvania. This page is a work in progress, and will remain so until the Table of Interments (below) is completed. The Table of Interments is a sortable listing of persons interred at this cemetery, some or all of whom are linked to existing WikiTree profiles. ----- ===Contact Information, Location and Map=== Address and Phone
There is no known cemetery office. GPS Coordinates (WGS84)
Pine Hill Cemetery on Google Maps ----- ===Links to Other Online Resources=== * [http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=cr&CRid=1987740 Find A Grave] * ''Add resources here'' ----- ===Tasks Completed=== * ''Add tasks you have completed here'' ----- ===To Do=== Project members are needed to: * Assist with data collection and grave marker transcriptions :Additional photography and GPS data collection is needed, and previously collected data can be sent by email to other members willing to assist with transcriptions. * Link to existing WikiTree profiles or create new profiles for each person listed in the Table of Interments :When complete, everyone listed in the Table of Interments will be linked to their own WikiTree profile, and to a photo of their grave marker. The profile you create for a person can include other genealogical and biographical information, additional photos, and a listing of sources for documentation. *Validate links and transcription information :Profile and photo links and transcribed information needs to be cross-checked to ensure accuracy. * Create an audio/video tour of the cemetery :Record a virtual tour of the cemetery that can be viewed as downloadable media on computers, tablets or other device. Such a tour would take the viewer around the cemetery to explore the history of the people buried here. Background information can be supplied. Those with mobile internet access can access online links to more information. ----- '''NOTE: Dates are listed as YYYY-MM-DD to facilitate sorting.''' ===Table of Interments=== {| class="wikitable sortable" border="1" |+ Sortable table |- ! scope="col" | Last Name ! scope="col" | First/Middle Names/Initials ! scope="col" | Born ! scope="col" | Died ! scope="col" | Inscription (Notes) ! scope="col" class="unsortable" | Photo (click for larger) |- | Allen||Hudson||1839||1905||Civil War Veteran|| |- | Allen||Reuben T||1817||1872||Civil War Veteran|| |- | Alonzo||Irving||1844||1913||Civil War Veteran|| |- | Alter||George W||1840||1895||Civil War Veteran|| |- | Bachman||Stephen||1848||1905||Civil War Veteran|| |- | Belles||John||1844||1863||Civil War Veteran|| |- | [[Rustay-38|Benscoter]]||Mary Margaret||1903-09-23||1994-09-04||||[[Image:Rustay-38.jpg|100px]] |- | Bigley||Samuel||1825||1884||Civil War Veteran|| |- | Bonham||Dorcas A||1907||1973||||[[Image:Rustay-34.jpg|100px]] |- | Bonham||Harrison V||1905-09-15||1974-01-01||||[[Image:Rustay-34.jpg|100px]] |- | Boone||Charles A||1841||1903||Civil War Veteran|| |- | Bound||Abram L||||||Civil War Veteran|| |- | Briggs||Emma E||1882||1923|||| |- | Briggs||Forrest W||1866-05-20||1930-08-03|||| |- | Briggs||Hettie J||1867||1956|||| |- | Briggs||Hiram M||1837||1915|||| |- | Briggs||Jacob F||1836-02-28||1919-07-03||Civil War Veteran|| |- | Briggs||James Warren||1873||1949|||| |- | Briggs||Jeremiah||1837||1919||Civil War Veteran|| |- | Briggs||John C||1826-11-30||1883-02-17||Civil War Veteran|| |- | Briggs||John Francis||1876-06-21||1933-05-08|||| |- | Briggs||John M||||1950|||| |- | Briggs||Loran Dewitt||1889||1967|||| |- | Briggs||Mae G||1875||1943|||| |- | Briggs||Mary E||1885-05-06||1969-08-04|||| |- | Briggs||Miron Luke||1878-09-07||1962-01-21|||| |- | Briggs||Rose A||1873||1964|||| |- | Briggs||Sarah||1848-04-07||1932-08-12|||| |- | Briggs||Sarah A||1839||1899|||| |- | Campbell||David A||1844||1875||Civil War Veteran|| |- | [[Myers-13231|Cragle]]||Lena D||1890||1934|||| |- | Davenport||Flora B||1869||1930|||| |- | Dietrich||John||1822||1889||Civil War Veteran|| |- | Dodson||John W||1826||1907||Civil War Veteran|| |- | Dodson||Samuel Wesley||1841||1920||Civil War Veteran|| |- | [[Donnell-789|Donnell]]||Andrew Bowman||1884-07-27||1937-11-05||||[[Image:Rustay-37.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Donnell-790|Donnell]]||Arlene||1925-03-19||1925-08-26||||[[Image:Donnell-790.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Rustay-37|Donnell]]||Jennie May||1891-06-12||1940-08-30||||[[Image:Rustay-37.jpg|100px]] |- | Ellinger||Dorothy||1910-08-13||1999-09-03|||| |- | Garrison||Ambrose||||||Civil War Veteran|| |- | Garrison||Bowman||1842-03-10||1908-02-28||Civil War Veteran|| |- | Gay||Thomas L||1822||1892||Civil War Veteran|| |- | Gearhart||Jackson H||1834-08-29||1905-12-18||Civil War Veteran|| |- | [[Geist-361|Geist]]||Barbara A||1935||1941||||[[Image:Geist-361.jpg|100px]] |- | Geist||Bertha D||1879||1944|||| |- | [[Geist-357|Geist]]||Clark Edward||1878||1923||||[[Image:Geist-357.jpg|100px]] |- | Geist||Cordelia T||1909-12-04||2007-01-07||||[[Image:Geist-359.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Geist-358|Geist]]||Martha Argenta||1915||1980||Sr Asst Nurse USPHS World War II Korea||[[Image:Geist-358.jpg|100px]] |- | Geist||Sarah E||||1912||||[[Image:Geist-362.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Geist-359|Geist]]||Stanley E||1906-11-19||1974-11-26||||[[Image:Geist-359.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Geist-362|Geist]]||Thomas B||1853||1942||||[[Image:Geist-362.jpg|100px]] |- | Gensel||Isaac D||1841-07-18||1924-10-22||Civil War Veteran|| |- | [[Golder-219|Golder]]||Ray||1882||1974||||[[Image:Golder-219.jpg|100px]] |- | Good||John B||1843||1925||Civil War Veteran|| |- | Good||Ralph E||1898||1977||||[[Image:Geist-360.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Geist-360|Good]]||Reba H||1905||1955||||[[Image:Geist-360.jpg|100px]] |- | Hazelett||George||1836||1906||Civil War Veteran|| |- | Hook||Bertha E||1880||1933||||[[Image:Hook-1483.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Hook-1483|Hook]]||Frank||1878||1955||||[[Image:Hook-1483.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Rustay-1|Jackson||Rachel]]||1836-05-09||1917-04-07||||[[Image:Jackson-10450.jpg|100px]] |- | Jackson||William||1833||1905||Civil War Veteran|| |- | [[Jackson-10450|Jackson||William A]]||1834||1905||||[[Image:Jackson-10450.jpg|100px]] |- | Johns||Benjamin||1844||1902||Civil War Veteran|| |- | Karns||J F||||||Civil War Veteran|| |- | Kelly||Franklin||1836||1920||Civil War Veteran|| |- | Kester||Daniel||||||Civil War Veteran|| |- | Kester||James||1837||1898||Civil War Veteran|| |- | Kester||John||1848||1921||Civil War Veteran|| |- | Kingsbury||Milford||1833||1906||Civil War Veteran|| |- | Kline||Whiteman F||1828||1903||Civil War Veteran|| |- | [[Thompson-19813|Koons||Minerva F]]||1890||1970||||[[Image:Koons-139.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Koons-139|Koons||William Beach]]||1888||1976||||[[Image:Koons-139.jpg|100px]] |- | Laning||Nathaniel C||1845||1922||Civil War Veteran|| |- | Lutz||Cordelia||1868||1956|||| |- | McDaniels||Daniel C||1841||1923||Civil War Veteran|| |- | McLane||Samuel||1841||1919||Civil War Veteran|| |- | McNeal||Norman||1844||1896||Civil War Veteran|| |- | [[Thompson-19817|Miers||Effie M]]||1882-03-16||1912-04-28||||[[Image:Thompson-16419.jpg|100px]] |- | Millard||A B||1845||1875||Civil War Veteran|| |- | Miller||Conrad W||1841||1913||Civil War Veteran|| |- | Miller||John S||1848||1920||Civil War Veteran|| |- | [[Myers-3279|Myers]]||Cecil R||1908||1974||||[[Image:Myers-3279.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Myers-13232|Myers]]||John B||1864||1950|||| |- | Myers||Mary||1864||1924|||| |- | [[Cragle-39|Myers]]||Ruby A||1909||1975||||[[Image:Cragle-39-1.jpg|100px]] |- | Nicely||Anthony C||1825||1880||Civil War Veteran|| |- | Nicely||John F||1832||1910||Civil War Veteran|| |- | Obitz||Daniel L||||||Civil War Veteran|| |- | Pealer||John L||1841||1911||Civil War Veteran|| |- | Peifer||Lillian||1871-03-01||1956-12-31|||| |- | Post||James||1835||1891||Civil War Veteran|| |- | Reider||Hiram||1847||1922||Civil War Veteran|| |- | Reider||Jacob W||1851||1906||Civil War Veteran|| |- | [[Rustay-32|Remaley]]||Anna M||1873||1903||||[[Image:Rustay-32.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Remaley-96|Remaley]]||Boyd H||1870||1958||||[[Image:Remaley-96.jpg|100px]] |- | Remaley||John||1823||1895||Civil War Veteran|| |- | [[Remaley-97|Remaley]]||Reba D||1899||1957||||[[Image:Remaley-97.jpg|100px]] |- | Remaley||Simon||1843||1883||Civil War Veteran|| |- | Remaley||Webster||1845||1914||Civil War Veteran|| |- | [[Crawford-15778|Ridall]]||Amelia S||1867||1898||||[[Image:Crawford-15778.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Crawford-15780|Ridall]]||Cora C||1870||1950||||[[Image:Crawford-15780.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Ridall-14|Ridall]]||Thomas Madison||1864||1929||||[[Image:Ridall-14.jpg|100px]] |- | Rinehamer||Cornelius||1904||1978|||| |- | Rinehamer||Merle M||1909||1979|||| |- | [[Rustay-31|Rustay]]||Charles Bowman||1883||1938||||[[Image:Rustay-31.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Garrison-5058|Rustay]]||Effie May||1883-12-09||1956-08-10||||[[Image:Rustay-31.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Rustay-28|Rustay]]||James||1847-03-26||1927-10-01||||[[Image:Rustay-28.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Depew-309|Rustay]]||Margaret Cordelia||1847-04-03||1923-02-03||||[[Image:Rustay-28.jpg|100px]] |- | Rustay||May T||1872-04-29||1916-08-08||||[[Image:Rustay-33.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Rustay-36|Rustay]]||Robert Hull]]||1916-04-04||1967-10-04||||[[Image:Rustay-36.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Rustay-33|Rustay]]||William R||1872-06-16||1943-12-31||||[[Image:Rustay-33.jpg|100px]] |- | Scott||Isaac||1814||1863||Civil War Veteran|| |- | Senior||Thomas||||||Civil War Veteran|| |- | Shaffer||Charles W||1844||1928||Civil War Veteran|| |- | Smith||Albert||1844||1930||Civil War Veteran|| |- | Smith||Anthony||1845||1928||Civil War Veteran|| |- | Sorber||Edith A||||1925||Infant||[[Image:Sorber-89.jpg|100px]] |- | Sorber||Elizabeth G||1891||1926||||[[Image:Sorber-89.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Sorber-89|Sorber]]||Frederick W||1891-07-29||1982-09-24||||[[Image:Sorber-89.jpg|100px]] |- | Sorber||George W||1841||1896||Civil War Veteran|| |- | Sorber||Isaiah||1838||1922||Civil War Veteran|| |- | Stackhouse||Allen Wellington||1863||1943|||| |- | [[Stackhouse-674|Stackhouse]]||Conrad||1879-10-01||1909-06-23||||[[Image:Stackhouse-674.jpg|100px]] |- | Stackhouse||Cyrus||1835||1886||Civil War Veteran|| |- | Stackhouse||Dora||1862||1941|||| |- | [[Stackhouse-636|Stackhouse]]||Jacob W||1850||1922|||| |- | Stackhouse||John Milton||1839||1883||Civil War Veteran|| |- | [[Dietrich-1370|Stackhouse]]||Lydia||1855-01-16||1899-07-01||||[[Image:Dietrich-1370.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Stackhouse-673|Stackhouse]]||Stanley M||1890||1906||||[[Image:Stackhouse-674.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Thompson-47406|Thompson]]||Belvan E||1892||1956||||[[Image:Thompson-47406.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Thompson-19811|Thompson]]||Clyde W||1888||1947||||[[Image:Thompson-19811.jpg|100px]] |- | Thompson||Edna G||1888-12-31||1889-08-05||||no grave marker |- | Thompson||Flora D||1893||1980||||[[Image:Thompson-47406.jpg|100px]] |- | Thompson||Goldie M||1884-08-22||1885-03-29||||no grave marker |- | Thompson||Hazel L||1891-11-04||1892-09-09||||no grave marker |- | [[Thompson-16420|Thompson||James]]||1857-12-25||1908-02-25||||[[Image:Thompson-16420.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Thompson-16419|Thompson||John J Jr]]||1861-08-03||1941-05-20||||[[Image:Thompson-16419.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Thompson-19818|Thompson||John R]]||1890-10-06||1909-02-26||||[[Image:Thompson-16419.jpg|100px]] |- | Thompson||Laura||1893-02-08||1893-02-08||||no grave marker |- | [[Jackson-10449|Thompson||Mary E]]||1862-03-06||1930-12-04||||[[Image:Thompson-16419.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Kester-268|Thompson||Minerva]]||1854||1932||||[[Image:Thompson-16420.jpg|100px]] |- | Titus||Jacob W||1835||1918||Civil War Veteran|| |- | Trescott||Barton||1914||1961||||[[Image:Rustay-35.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Trescott-105|Trescott]]||David R||1946-10-28||2001-12-13||||[[Image:Trescott-105.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Trescott-104|Trescott]]||Edith May||1942-10-06||1989-12-20||||[[Image:Trescott-104.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Rustay-35|Trescott]]||Marion E||1914||1982||||[[Image:Rustay-35.jpg|100px]] |- | Trivelpiece||Howard Stanton||1888-04-08||1976-05-21|||| |- | Turner||James M||1838||1915||Civil War Veteran|| |- | Weiss||Phillip||1835||1901||Civil War Veteran|| |- | White||Alonzo F||1844||1880||Civil War Veteran|| |- | Whitebread||Anna||1847-10-04||1921-02-11|||| |- | Whitebread||Bess M||1873||1956|||| |- | [[Whitebread-138|Whitebread]]||Harry D||1872||1955||||[[Image:Whitebread-138.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Whitebread-139|Whitebread]]||Manasse||1842-01-14||1911-11-14||Civil War Veteran||[[Image:Whitebread-139.jpg|100px]] |- | Wildoner||George||1818||1891||Civil War Veteran|| |- | Wolfe||Theodore F||1843||1928||Civil War Veteran|| |- | Wolfe||William H||1840||1904||Civil War Veteran|| |- | Woodworth||J D||1845||1910||Civil War Veteran|| |- | Youells||George W||1841||1922||Civil War Veteran|| |- |}
There is no known cemetery office. GPS Coordinates (WGS84)
Pine Hill Cemetery on Google Maps ----- ===Links to Other Online Resources=== * [http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=cr&CRid=1987740 Find A Grave] * ''Add resources here'' ----- ===Tasks Completed=== * ''Add tasks you have completed here'' ----- ===To Do=== Project members are needed to: * Assist with data collection and grave marker transcriptions :Additional photography and GPS data collection is needed, and previously collected data can be sent by email to other members willing to assist with transcriptions. * Link to existing WikiTree profiles or create new profiles for each person listed in the Table of Interments :When complete, everyone listed in the Table of Interments will be linked to their own WikiTree profile, and to a photo of their grave marker. The profile you create for a person can include other genealogical and biographical information, additional photos, and a listing of sources for documentation. *Validate links and transcription information :Profile and photo links and transcribed information needs to be cross-checked to ensure accuracy. * Create an audio/video tour of the cemetery :Record a virtual tour of the cemetery that can be viewed as downloadable media on computers, tablets or other device. Such a tour would take the viewer around the cemetery to explore the history of the people buried here. Background information can be supplied. Those with mobile internet access can access online links to more information. ----- '''NOTE: Dates are listed as YYYY-MM-DD to facilitate sorting.''' ===Table of Interments=== {| class="wikitable sortable" border="1" |+ Sortable table |- ! scope="col" | Last Name ! scope="col" | First/Middle Names/Initials ! scope="col" | Born ! scope="col" | Died ! scope="col" | Inscription (Notes) ! scope="col" class="unsortable" | Photo (click for larger) |- | Allen||Hudson||1839||1905||Civil War Veteran|| |- | Allen||Reuben T||1817||1872||Civil War Veteran|| |- | Alonzo||Irving||1844||1913||Civil War Veteran|| |- | Alter||George W||1840||1895||Civil War Veteran|| |- | Bachman||Stephen||1848||1905||Civil War Veteran|| |- | Belles||John||1844||1863||Civil War Veteran|| |- | [[Rustay-38|Benscoter]]||Mary Margaret||1903-09-23||1994-09-04||||[[Image:Rustay-38.jpg|100px]] |- | Bigley||Samuel||1825||1884||Civil War Veteran|| |- | Bonham||Dorcas A||1907||1973||||[[Image:Rustay-34.jpg|100px]] |- | Bonham||Harrison V||1905-09-15||1974-01-01||||[[Image:Rustay-34.jpg|100px]] |- | Boone||Charles A||1841||1903||Civil War Veteran|| |- | Bound||Abram L||||||Civil War Veteran|| |- | Briggs||Emma E||1882||1923|||| |- | Briggs||Forrest W||1866-05-20||1930-08-03|||| |- | Briggs||Hettie J||1867||1956|||| |- | Briggs||Hiram M||1837||1915|||| |- | Briggs||Jacob F||1836-02-28||1919-07-03||Civil War Veteran|| |- | Briggs||James Warren||1873||1949|||| |- | Briggs||Jeremiah||1837||1919||Civil War Veteran|| |- | Briggs||John C||1826-11-30||1883-02-17||Civil War Veteran|| |- | Briggs||John Francis||1876-06-21||1933-05-08|||| |- | Briggs||John M||||1950|||| |- | Briggs||Loran Dewitt||1889||1967|||| |- | Briggs||Mae G||1875||1943|||| |- | Briggs||Mary E||1885-05-06||1969-08-04|||| |- | Briggs||Miron Luke||1878-09-07||1962-01-21|||| |- | Briggs||Rose A||1873||1964|||| |- | Briggs||Sarah||1848-04-07||1932-08-12|||| |- | Briggs||Sarah A||1839||1899|||| |- | Campbell||David A||1844||1875||Civil War Veteran|| |- | [[Myers-13231|Cragle]]||Lena D||1890||1934|||| |- | Davenport||Flora B||1869||1930|||| |- | Dietrich||John||1822||1889||Civil War Veteran|| |- | Dodson||John W||1826||1907||Civil War Veteran|| |- | Dodson||Samuel Wesley||1841||1920||Civil War Veteran|| |- | [[Donnell-789|Donnell]]||Andrew Bowman||1884-07-27||1937-11-05||||[[Image:Rustay-37.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Donnell-790|Donnell]]||Arlene||1925-03-19||1925-08-26||||[[Image:Donnell-790.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Rustay-37|Donnell]]||Jennie May||1891-06-12||1940-08-30||||[[Image:Rustay-37.jpg|100px]] |- | Ellinger||Dorothy||1910-08-13||1999-09-03|||| |- | Garrison||Ambrose||||||Civil War Veteran|| |- | Garrison||Bowman||1842-03-10||1908-02-28||Civil War Veteran|| |- | Gay||Thomas L||1822||1892||Civil War Veteran|| |- | Gearhart||Jackson H||1834-08-29||1905-12-18||Civil War Veteran|| |- | [[Geist-361|Geist]]||Barbara A||1935||1941||||[[Image:Geist-361.jpg|100px]] |- | Geist||Bertha D||1879||1944|||| |- | [[Geist-357|Geist]]||Clark Edward||1878||1923||||[[Image:Geist-357.jpg|100px]] |- | Geist||Cordelia T||1909-12-04||2007-01-07||||[[Image:Geist-359.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Geist-358|Geist]]||Martha Argenta||1915||1980||Sr Asst Nurse USPHS World War II Korea||[[Image:Geist-358.jpg|100px]] |- | Geist||Sarah E||||1912||||[[Image:Geist-362.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Geist-359|Geist]]||Stanley E||1906-11-19||1974-11-26||||[[Image:Geist-359.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Geist-362|Geist]]||Thomas B||1853||1942||||[[Image:Geist-362.jpg|100px]] |- | Gensel||Isaac D||1841-07-18||1924-10-22||Civil War Veteran|| |- | [[Golder-219|Golder]]||Ray||1882||1974||||[[Image:Golder-219.jpg|100px]] |- | Good||John B||1843||1925||Civil War Veteran|| |- | Good||Ralph E||1898||1977||||[[Image:Geist-360.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Geist-360|Good]]||Reba H||1905||1955||||[[Image:Geist-360.jpg|100px]] |- | Hazelett||George||1836||1906||Civil War Veteran|| |- | Hook||Bertha E||1880||1933||||[[Image:Hook-1483.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Hook-1483|Hook]]||Frank||1878||1955||||[[Image:Hook-1483.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Rustay-1|Jackson||Rachel]]||1836-05-09||1917-04-07||||[[Image:Jackson-10450.jpg|100px]] |- | Jackson||William||1833||1905||Civil War Veteran|| |- | [[Jackson-10450|Jackson||William A]]||1834||1905||||[[Image:Jackson-10450.jpg|100px]] |- | Johns||Benjamin||1844||1902||Civil War Veteran|| |- | Karns||J F||||||Civil War Veteran|| |- | Kelly||Franklin||1836||1920||Civil War Veteran|| |- | Kester||Daniel||||||Civil War Veteran|| |- | Kester||James||1837||1898||Civil War Veteran|| |- | Kester||John||1848||1921||Civil War Veteran|| |- | Kingsbury||Milford||1833||1906||Civil War Veteran|| |- | Kline||Whiteman F||1828||1903||Civil War Veteran|| |- | [[Thompson-19813|Koons||Minerva F]]||1890||1970||||[[Image:Koons-139.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Koons-139|Koons||William Beach]]||1888||1976||||[[Image:Koons-139.jpg|100px]] |- | Laning||Nathaniel C||1845||1922||Civil War Veteran|| |- | Lutz||Cordelia||1868||1956|||| |- | McDaniels||Daniel C||1841||1923||Civil War Veteran|| |- | McLane||Samuel||1841||1919||Civil War Veteran|| |- | McNeal||Norman||1844||1896||Civil War Veteran|| |- | [[Thompson-19817|Miers||Effie M]]||1882-03-16||1912-04-28||||[[Image:Thompson-16419.jpg|100px]] |- | Millard||A B||1845||1875||Civil War Veteran|| |- | Miller||Conrad W||1841||1913||Civil War Veteran|| |- | Miller||John S||1848||1920||Civil War Veteran|| |- | [[Myers-3279|Myers]]||Cecil R||1908||1974||||[[Image:Myers-3279.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Myers-13232|Myers]]||John B||1864||1950|||| |- | Myers||Mary||1864||1924|||| |- | [[Cragle-39|Myers]]||Ruby A||1909||1975||||[[Image:Cragle-39-1.jpg|100px]] |- | Nicely||Anthony C||1825||1880||Civil War Veteran|| |- | Nicely||John F||1832||1910||Civil War Veteran|| |- | Obitz||Daniel L||||||Civil War Veteran|| |- | Pealer||John L||1841||1911||Civil War Veteran|| |- | Peifer||Lillian||1871-03-01||1956-12-31|||| |- | Post||James||1835||1891||Civil War Veteran|| |- | Reider||Hiram||1847||1922||Civil War Veteran|| |- | Reider||Jacob W||1851||1906||Civil War Veteran|| |- | [[Rustay-32|Remaley]]||Anna M||1873||1903||||[[Image:Rustay-32.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Remaley-96|Remaley]]||Boyd H||1870||1958||||[[Image:Remaley-96.jpg|100px]] |- | Remaley||John||1823||1895||Civil War Veteran|| |- | [[Remaley-97|Remaley]]||Reba D||1899||1957||||[[Image:Remaley-97.jpg|100px]] |- | Remaley||Simon||1843||1883||Civil War Veteran|| |- | Remaley||Webster||1845||1914||Civil War Veteran|| |- | [[Crawford-15778|Ridall]]||Amelia S||1867||1898||||[[Image:Crawford-15778.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Crawford-15780|Ridall]]||Cora C||1870||1950||||[[Image:Crawford-15780.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Ridall-14|Ridall]]||Thomas Madison||1864||1929||||[[Image:Ridall-14.jpg|100px]] |- | Rinehamer||Cornelius||1904||1978|||| |- | Rinehamer||Merle M||1909||1979|||| |- | [[Rustay-31|Rustay]]||Charles Bowman||1883||1938||||[[Image:Rustay-31.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Garrison-5058|Rustay]]||Effie May||1883-12-09||1956-08-10||||[[Image:Rustay-31.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Rustay-28|Rustay]]||James||1847-03-26||1927-10-01||||[[Image:Rustay-28.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Depew-309|Rustay]]||Margaret Cordelia||1847-04-03||1923-02-03||||[[Image:Rustay-28.jpg|100px]] |- | Rustay||May T||1872-04-29||1916-08-08||||[[Image:Rustay-33.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Rustay-36|Rustay]]||Robert Hull]]||1916-04-04||1967-10-04||||[[Image:Rustay-36.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Rustay-33|Rustay]]||William R||1872-06-16||1943-12-31||||[[Image:Rustay-33.jpg|100px]] |- | Scott||Isaac||1814||1863||Civil War Veteran|| |- | Senior||Thomas||||||Civil War Veteran|| |- | Shaffer||Charles W||1844||1928||Civil War Veteran|| |- | Smith||Albert||1844||1930||Civil War Veteran|| |- | Smith||Anthony||1845||1928||Civil War Veteran|| |- | Sorber||Edith A||||1925||Infant||[[Image:Sorber-89.jpg|100px]] |- | Sorber||Elizabeth G||1891||1926||||[[Image:Sorber-89.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Sorber-89|Sorber]]||Frederick W||1891-07-29||1982-09-24||||[[Image:Sorber-89.jpg|100px]] |- | Sorber||George W||1841||1896||Civil War Veteran|| |- | Sorber||Isaiah||1838||1922||Civil War Veteran|| |- | Stackhouse||Allen Wellington||1863||1943|||| |- | [[Stackhouse-674|Stackhouse]]||Conrad||1879-10-01||1909-06-23||||[[Image:Stackhouse-674.jpg|100px]] |- | Stackhouse||Cyrus||1835||1886||Civil War Veteran|| |- | Stackhouse||Dora||1862||1941|||| |- | [[Stackhouse-636|Stackhouse]]||Jacob W||1850||1922|||| |- | Stackhouse||John Milton||1839||1883||Civil War Veteran|| |- | [[Dietrich-1370|Stackhouse]]||Lydia||1855-01-16||1899-07-01||||[[Image:Dietrich-1370.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Stackhouse-673|Stackhouse]]||Stanley M||1890||1906||||[[Image:Stackhouse-674.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Thompson-47406|Thompson]]||Belvan E||1892||1956||||[[Image:Thompson-47406.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Thompson-19811|Thompson]]||Clyde W||1888||1947||||[[Image:Thompson-19811.jpg|100px]] |- | Thompson||Edna G||1888-12-31||1889-08-05||||no grave marker |- | Thompson||Flora D||1893||1980||||[[Image:Thompson-47406.jpg|100px]] |- | Thompson||Goldie M||1884-08-22||1885-03-29||||no grave marker |- | Thompson||Hazel L||1891-11-04||1892-09-09||||no grave marker |- | [[Thompson-16420|Thompson||James]]||1857-12-25||1908-02-25||||[[Image:Thompson-16420.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Thompson-16419|Thompson||John J Jr]]||1861-08-03||1941-05-20||||[[Image:Thompson-16419.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Thompson-19818|Thompson||John R]]||1890-10-06||1909-02-26||||[[Image:Thompson-16419.jpg|100px]] |- | Thompson||Laura||1893-02-08||1893-02-08||||no grave marker |- | [[Jackson-10449|Thompson||Mary E]]||1862-03-06||1930-12-04||||[[Image:Thompson-16419.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Kester-268|Thompson||Minerva]]||1854||1932||||[[Image:Thompson-16420.jpg|100px]] |- | Titus||Jacob W||1835||1918||Civil War Veteran|| |- | Trescott||Barton||1914||1961||||[[Image:Rustay-35.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Trescott-105|Trescott]]||David R||1946-10-28||2001-12-13||||[[Image:Trescott-105.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Trescott-104|Trescott]]||Edith May||1942-10-06||1989-12-20||||[[Image:Trescott-104.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Rustay-35|Trescott]]||Marion E||1914||1982||||[[Image:Rustay-35.jpg|100px]] |- | Trivelpiece||Howard Stanton||1888-04-08||1976-05-21|||| |- | Turner||James M||1838||1915||Civil War Veteran|| |- | Weiss||Phillip||1835||1901||Civil War Veteran|| |- | White||Alonzo F||1844||1880||Civil War Veteran|| |- | Whitebread||Anna||1847-10-04||1921-02-11|||| |- | Whitebread||Bess M||1873||1956|||| |- | [[Whitebread-138|Whitebread]]||Harry D||1872||1955||||[[Image:Whitebread-138.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Whitebread-139|Whitebread]]||Manasse||1842-01-14||1911-11-14||Civil War Veteran||[[Image:Whitebread-139.jpg|100px]] |- | Wildoner||George||1818||1891||Civil War Veteran|| |- | Wolfe||Theodore F||1843||1928||Civil War Veteran|| |- | Wolfe||William H||1840||1904||Civil War Veteran|| |- | Woodworth||J D||1845||1910||Civil War Veteran|| |- | Youells||George W||1841||1922||Civil War Veteran|| |- |}
Pine Lake Cemetery, West Bloomfield, Michigan
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Created: 17 Jun 2016
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[[Category: Pine Lake Cemetery, West Bloomfield, Michigan|Pine Lake Cemetery]] Part of the [[Project: Michigan Cemeteries|Michigan Cemeteries Project]] ---- :'''Pine Lake Cemetery''' :Middlebelt Road :West Bloomfield, Michigan, 48322 ==History== ==External References== * [http://findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=cr&CRid=640904 Find A Grave] * [https://billiongraves.com/cemetery/Pine-Lake-Cemetery/160259 Billion Graves] * [http://usgwarchives.net/mi/tsphoto/oakland/pinelake.htm USGenWeb Archives] * [http://www.gwbhs.org/subject/pine-lake-cemetery/ Greater West Bloomfield Historical Society] * [http://wbtownship.org/visitors/community_information/index.php West Bloomfield Township Community Information] ==Burial Records== {| border="1" class="wikitable sortable" |- | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Last Name''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''First Name(s)''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Date of Birth''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Date of Death''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Section''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Lot/ Row''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Photo''' |- | [[Roth-2522|Casstevens]] || Emma C. || 1921-9-9 || 2008-11-2 || B || 16 || {{image|size=s|file=Roth-2522.jpg}} |- | [[Casstevens-24|Casstevens]] || Kathleen A. || 1959-10-28 || 2015-2-1 || B || 16 || {{image|size=s|file=Casstevens-24.jpg}} |- | [[Allen-22232|Schultz]] || Grace A. || 1893 || 1969 || C || 28 || {{image|size=s|file=Schultz-3141-2.jpg}} |- | [[Schultz-3141|Schultz]] || Oscar E. || 1888 || 1962 || C || 28 || {{image|size=s|file=Schultz-3141-2.jpg}} |- | [[Auspaugh-1|Wolfe]] || Blanche || 1893 || 1958 || C || 33 || {{image|size=s|file=Auspaugh-1.jpg}} |- | [[Wolfe-2645|Teachworth]] || Verla M. || 1919-9-22 || 2005-10-18 || C || 34 || {{image|size=s|file=Pine_Lake_Cemetery_West_Bloomfield_Michigan-2.jpg}} |- | [[Crane-2742|Crane]] || Clyde C. || 1882 || 1962 || C || || {{image|size=s|file=Crane-2742.jpg}} |- | [[Crane-2743|Crane]] || John T. || 1921-9-2 || 1998-3-26 || C || || {{image|size=s|file=Crane-2743.jpg}} |- | [[Crane-2962|Crane]] || Marion L. || 1916-10-27 || 2009-10-27 || C || || {{image|size=s|file=Crane-2962.jpg}} |- | [[Schneider-5615|Crane]] || Mathilda M. || 1884 || 1967 || C || || {{image|size=s|file=Crane-2742.jpg}} |- | [[Crane-2981|Crane]] || Nancy Deanna || 1969-1-6 || 1984-12-6 || C || || {{image|size=s|file=Crane-2981.jpg}} |- | [[Crane-2959|Crane]] || Ruby E. || 1905-10-25 || 1972-11-18 || C || || {{image|size=s|file=Pine_Lake_Cemetery_West_Bloomfield_Michigan-3.jpg}} |- | [[Crane-2745|Crane]] || William R. || 1907-12-12 || 1998-8-2 || C || || {{image|size=s|file=Crane-2745.jpg}} |- | [[McDougall-931|Thies]] || Maidrea C. || 1914 || 200 || C || || {{image|size=s|file=McDougall-931.jpg}} |- | [[Thies-206|Thies]] || William Theodore || 1914 || 1967 || C || || {{image|size=s|file=McDougall-931.jpg}} |- | [[Achgill-1|Landry]] || Jean Marie || 1924-4-27 || 2001-10-1 || D || 4 || {{image|size=s|file=Achgill-1.jpg}} |- | [[Markham-1140|Banker]] || Jennie E. || 1891 || 1969 || E || 27 || {{image|size=s|file=Banker-147.jpg}} |- | [[Banker-147|Banker]] || Roscoe C. || 1887 || 1967 || E || 27 || {{image|size=s|file=Banker-147.jpg}} |- | Crane || Dorothy M. || 1912 || 1987 || E || || {{image|size=s|file=Crane-2744.jpg}} |- | [[Crane-2744|Crane]] || Robert H. || 1912 || 1999 || E || || {{image|size=s|file=Crane-2744.jpg}} |- | [[Aldridge-1114|Aldridge]] || Laura Newton || 1959-1-22 || 1959-1-25 || F || 14 || {{image|size=s|file=Aldridge-1114.jpg}} |- | [[Lawton-803|Weatherston]] || Bessie Jean ''Lawton'' || || 2004-7-2 || F || 14 || |- | [[Bojrab-1|Bojrab]] || Gabriel || || 2000-10-4 || F || 62 || {{image|size=s|file=Bojrab-1.jpg}} |- | Anderson || Beatrice L. || 1902 || 1998 || F || 75 || {{image|size=s|file=Anderson-24674.jpg}} |- | [[Anderson-24674|Anderson]] || Leo M. || 1917 || 2000 || F || 75 || {{image|size=s|file=Anderson-24674.jpg}} |- | Austin || Anna D. || 1933-10-13 || (LIVING) || F || T || {{image|size=s|file=Austin-6092.jpg}} |- | [[Austin-6092|Austin]] || Wayne F. || 1932-9-8 || 2003-6-18 || F || T || {{image|size=s|file=Austin-6092.jpg}} |- | [[Conde-115|Conde]] || John || 1918-3-25 || 2008-8-29 || F || T || {{image|size=s|file=Conde-115.jpg}} |- | Conde || Miriam || 1920 || 2003 || F || T || {{image|size=s|file=Conde-115.jpg}} |- | [[Capizzani-1|Capizzani]] || Alfredo B. || 1915-7-9 || 2001-4-15 || F || || {{image|size=s|file=Capizzani-1.jpg}} |- | Capizzani || Gina || 1918-2-20 || 2013-6-23 || F || || {{image|size=s|file=Capizzani-1.jpg}} |- | [[Dunham-1918|Colucci]] || Dianne "Scottie" ''Dunham'' || || 1998-12-1 || G || 34 || {{image|size=s|file=Colucci-30.jpg}} |- | [[Colucci-30|Colucci]] || Joseph "Joe" James || 1934-12-23 || || G || 34 || {{image|size=s|file=Colucci-30.jpg}} |- | [[McKay-2814|McKay]] || Zachary J. || 1995-12-13 || 2015-2-8 || H || 17 || {{image|size=s|file=McKay-2814.jpg}} |- | [[Langdon-401|Langdon]] || Alfred H. || 1860 || 1932 || Old Center || || |- | [[Frisbie-231|Langdon]] || Lena M. ''Frisbie'' || 1892 || 1922 || Old Center || || |- | [[Sherston-7|Langdon]] || Sarah A. || 1872 || 1961 || Old Center || || |- | [[Londergan-8|Carter]] || Dorothy ''Londergan'' || 1907 || 1925 || Old North || 41 || {{image|size=s|file=Londergan-9.jpg}} |- | [[Fanaier-1|Londergan]] || Carrie R. || 1881 || 1949 || Old North || 41 || {{image|size=s|file=Londergan-9.jpg}} |- | [[Londergan-9|Londergan]] || John M. || 1879 || 1951 || Old North || 41 || {{image|size=s|file=Londergan-9.jpg}} |- | [[Murphy-9873|Corpron]] || Lotta M. || 1884 || 1957 || Old North || 68 || {{image|size=s|file=Murphy-9873.jpg}} |- | [[Bonds-721|Bonds]] || Joan Patricia || 1963-4-30 || 1981-12-16 || Old South || 8 || {{image|size=s|file=Bonds-721.jpg}} |- | [[Collins-12110|Bonds]] || Katharine ''Collins'' || 1904-3-30 || 1985-7-8 || Old South || 8 || {{image|size=s|file=Collins-12110.jpg}} |- | [[Carmignani-2|Haskins]] || Agnese ''Carmignani'' || 1927 || 2003 || Old South || 26 || {{image|size=s|file=Haskins-827.jpg}} |- | [[Haskins-827|Haskins]] || Robert Whittemore || 1923 || (LIVING) || Old South || 26 || {{image|size=s|file=Haskins-827.jpg}} |- | [[Haskins-824|Haskins]] || DeWitt C. || || 1848-12-5 || Old South || 27 || {{image|size=s|file=Haskins-824.jpg}} |- | [[Haskins-826|Haskins]] || Horace || || 1856-8-23 || Old South || 27 || {{image|size=s|file=Haskins-826.jpg}} |- | [[Noble-3075|Noble]] || Albert D. || 1860 || 1941 || Old South || || {{image|size=s|file=Noble-3075.jpg}} |- | [[Hewitt-2611|Noble]] || Marie ''Hewitt'' || 1860 || 1936 || Old South || || {{image|size=s|file=Noble-3075.jpg}} |- | [[Noble-3076|Noble]] || Arlyle || 1887 || 1981 || Old South || || {{image|size=s|file=Noble-3075.jpg}} |- | [[Noble-3078|Noble]] || Hewitt Richmond || 1889-7-3 || 1952-1-20 || Old South || || {{image|size=s|file=Noble-3078.jpg}} |- | [[Stilwill-3|Noble]] || Mildred ''Stilwill'' || 1898-6-6 || 1987-8-13 || Old South || || {{image|size=s|file=Stilwill-3.jpg}} |- | Anderson || Dorothy D. || 1915-8-12 || 1995-4-5 || || || {{image|size=s|file=Anderson-24676.jpg}} |- | [[Anderson-24676|Anderson]] || Thomas R. || 1921-5-8 || (LIVING) || || || {{image|size=s|file=Anderson-24676.jpg}} |- | [[Capps-787|Capps]] || Chuck || 1921 || 1996 || || || {{image|size=s|file=Capps-787.jpg}} |- | Capps || June || || 2010 || || || {{image|size=s|file=Capps-787.jpg}} |- | [[Capps-788|Capps]] || Sharon || 1949 || (LIVING) || || || {{image|size=s|file=Capps-787.jpg}} |- | [[Crawford-9892|Crawford]] || Alex M. || 1905-6-5 || 1992-3-26 || || || {{image|size=s|file=Crawford-9892.jpg}} |- | Crawford || Anna || 1845 || 1908 || || || |- | Crawford || Anna M. || 1920-5-26 || (LIVING) || || || {{image|size=s|file=Crawford-9892.jpg}} |- | [[Craig-3076|Crawford]] || Catherine ''Craig'' || 1820-1-1 || 1897-5-22 || || || |- | [[Crawford-6760|Crawford]] || George || 1816-2-22 || 1890-7-21 || || || |- | [[Crawford-6768|Crawford]] || John || || 1859-3-17 || || || {{image|size=s|file=Crawford-6768.jpg}} |- | [[Unknown-319718|Langdon]] || Laura G. || 1917-4-2 || 1997-2-10 || || || {{image|size=s|file=Unknown-319718.jpg}} |- | [[Langdon-417|Langdon]] || Ralph R. || 1914-1-11 || 1989-11-7 || || || {{image|size=s|file=Unknown-319718.jpg}} |- | [[Schultz-3142|Phelps]] || Dorothy || 1919 || 2002 || || || |}
Pine Ridge Cemetery
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[[Category:Pine Ridge Cemetery, Springfield, Manitoba]] Pine Ridge Cemetery (sometimes called Pine Ridge Pioneer Cemetery) is a small cemetery located within Birds Hill Provincial Park in the Rural Municipality of Springfield, Manitoba. [[Lavoie-74|Lianne Lavoie]] photographed this entire cemetery in the summer of 2014. Below is a complete transcription of the tombstones that existed at that time. == Transcription == {| border="1" class="wikitable sortable" |- ! align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''name''' ! align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''born''' ! align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''died''' ! align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''notes''' ! align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''photo #''' |- |Malenki, John||1925 March 14||||''still living''||1 |- |Malenki, Olga||1934 July 4||||''still living''||1 |- |[[Czornobay-1|Pushka, Olga]]||1924 December 3||2008 March 29||[http://passages.winnipegfreepress.com/passage-details/id-133644 Obituary]||2 |- |[[Pushka-1|Pushka, John]]||1919 August 4||2007 May 2||[http://passages.winnipegfreepress.com/passage-details/id-120026 Obituary]||2 |- |Sitarz, Norbert Francis||1943 July 11||||''still living''||3 |- |Sitarz, Lorna May (née Hatley)||1946 May 1||2010 December 2||[http://passages.winnipegfreepress.com/passage-details/id-171986 Obituary]||3 |- |Hudzick, Brent Jonathan "Huddy"||1984 July 26||2008 March 8||[http://passages.winnipegfreepress.com/passage-details/id-132769 Obituary]||4 |- |Fleming, Charlotte Marie-Anne Cicilia||1997 October 1||1999 September 25||[http://passages.winnipegfreepress.com/passage-details/id-46794 Obituary]||5 |- |Klapecki, Henry Richard Robert||1934 October 13||||''still living''||6 |- |Klapecki, Cicilia Gladys (née Taras)||1932 September 29||2008 April 21||[http://passages.winnipegfreepress.com/passage-details/id-134604 Obituary]||6 |- |Fedewick, Salmea "Sally"||1928 November 4||2004 May 23||[http://passages.winnipegfreepress.com/passage-details/id-86274 Obituary]||7 |- |Fedewick, Pearl||1925 February 10||||''still living''||7 |- |Halowaty, Glenn Daniel||1954 May 27||2005 June 8||[http://passages.winnipegfreepress.com/passage-details/id-97215 Obituary]||8 |- |deRidder, Henry||1902 September 18||1988 February 5||||9 |- |deRidder, Anne||1916 January 26||2002 October 23||[http://passages.winnipegfreepress.com/passage-details/id-72864 Obituary]||9 |- |Rohoway, Alexander||1931 August 25||1999 January 11||||10 |- |Jaques, Levine Gwen (née Shalley)||1962 August 23||2001 May 21||[http://passages.winnipegfreepress.com/passage-details/id-61179 Obituary]||11 |- |Mozel, George||1941 August 1||2007 August 1||[http://passages.winnipegfreepress.com/passage-details/id-123089 Obituary]||12 |- |[[Chernetz-1|Chernetz, Gordon John]]||1939 April 30||2004 April 2||[http://passages.winnipegfreepress.com/passage-details/id-85049 Obituary]||13 |- |[[Chernetz-3|Chernetz, Edward Wm]]||1949 October 18||1996 June 4||||14 |- |Bodner, William Walter (Bill)||1930 August 19||2009 January 19||[http://passages.winnipegfreepress.com/passage-details/id-145543 Obituary]||15 |- |Kurylko, David Alexander||1941 July 18||1986 May 2||||16 |- |Kulyk, John||1920 May 21||1996 July 23||||17 |- |[[Chernetz-2|Chernetz, John]]||1916 January 19||1986 May 29||||18 |- |Chernetz, Katie||1918 July 16||1995 November 12||||18 |- |Paslawski, Emily||1929 August 21||1988 February 21||||19 |- |Shalley, Mary||1915-07-07||1988-05-13||Wife, mother, and grandmother||20 |- |Shalley, Michael||1910-04-12||1996-11-17||Husband, father, and grandfather||20 |- |Malegus, Peter||1917-07-12||2007-02-23||||21 |- |Malegus, Louise Florence (née Trylinski)||1926-07-29||||''Still living''||21 |- |Malegus, George E.||1950-06-27||||''Still living''||22 |- |Roscoe, Walter||1918-03-04||2001-11-24||||23 |- |Roscoe, Katherine||1921-03-01||2000-02-09||||23 |- |Stewart, Charles Robert||1925||2013||||24 |- |Malegus, Samuel "Sam"||1922-08-21||||''Still living''||25 |- |Malegus, Moira (née Pennycook)||1935-08-28||||''Still living''||25 |- |Malegus, Michael||1920||2002||||26 |- |Malegus, Eleanore (née Penziwol)||1931||2012||[http://passages.winnipegfreepress.com/passage-details/id-188750 Obituary]||26 |- |Petrasko, John||1909-07-28||1987-09-01||Husband, father, and gigi||27 |- |Petrasko, Frances||1915-09-13||2003-09-21||Wife, mother, and baba||27 |- |Halowaty, John||1909-02-12||1991-02-22||||28 |- |Halowaty, Pauline||1912-11-10||2000-03-06||||28 |- |Dudych, Alexander||1912||2001||Husband, father, and grandfather||29 |- |Dudych, Katherine||1910||1996||Wife, mother, and grandmother||29 |- |Dudych, Peter N.||1953||1991||Son and brother||30 |- |Halowaty, Steve N.||1905-07-10||1982-09-11||Husband, father, and grandfather||31 |- |Halowaty, Mary||1905-08-17||2004-11-15||Wife, mother, and grandmother||31 |- |Halowaty, Mary||1934-10-15||2006-02-01||Wife, mother, grandmother, and great grandmother||32 |- |Kichok, Peter||1923-06-08||2003-12-05||||33 |- |Kitchok, Pearl||1912-12-15||2002-05-15||||34 |- |Sokal, Anne||1918-04-24||||''Still living'', married July 14, 1940||35 |- |Sokal, Michael||1914-11-18||2002-08-07||Married July 14, 1940||35 |- |Sokal, Katherine||1909-06-09||1993-05-12||||36 |- |Cherpako, John||1905||1984||Husband and father||37 |- |Cherpako, Kathleen||1911||1990||Wife and mother||37 |- |Eftoda, Gordon||1929-04-04||2003-07-08||Husband and father||38 |- |Kowalski, John||1911-03-06||2002-08-09||||39 |- |Kowalski, Rosie||1915-09-27||1997-01-08||||39 |- |Antonyshyn, Sam||1898-02-07||1992-05-04||Uncle, born in Ukraine||40 |- |Solinski, Christine Martha||1944-12-25||2012-02-13||"Beloved Sister, Aunt & Ciocia"||41 |- |Solinski, Rosie||1921||2003||||42 |- |Solinski, Michael||1916||2000||||42 |- |Rivers, Merlyn||1920-07-15||1985-08-19||"Father & Grandpa"||43 |- |Rivers, Julie||1917-05-06||2010-11-08||"Mother & Grandma"||43 |- |Rivers, Robert (Bob)||1947-05-28||1981-12-27||"Son & Brother"||44 |- |Rivers, John||1909||1978||"Brother"||45 |- |Rivers, Anne||1919||1998||"Wife & Mother"||46 |- |Rivers, Leonard||1911||1977||"Husband & Father"||46 |- |Rivers, Anna||1906||2001||"Daughter"||47 |- |Rivers, Anna||1879||1950||"Mother"||47 |- |Zaretski, Mary||1905-09-05||1985-08-04||||48 |- |Roshko, Christina||1856||1934||"Grandmother"||49 |- |Roshko, William||1864||1919||"Uncle"||49 |- |Rivers, John||1868||1913||"Uncle"||50 |- |Rivers, Edward||1870||1912||"Father"||50 |- |Zaretski, Mike||1868||1945||There is also Cyrillic (probably Ukrainian) text on the tombstone.||51 |- |Zaretski, Michael||1894||1950||||52 |- |Chmielnicki, Lawrence||1879||1925||||53 |- |Chmielnicki, Marie||1883||1971||||53 |- |Zaretki, Frances||1870||1925-03-11||||54 |- |Petrasko, Caroline||1915||1937||||55 |- |Kowalski, Mary||1879||1941||"Mother"||56 |- |Kowalski, Peter||1883||1963||"Father"||57 |- |Bodnar, William||1918-06-11||1992-03-13||||58 |- |Bodnar, Mary R.||1921-01-12||''Still living''||||58 |- |Kudlowich, Stan||1936-02-22||2001-12-31||"Beloved husband of Diana and father of Michael"||59 |- |Slota, Stephen||1911-01-06||2003-02-16||"Son of Samuel & Pearl; beloved brother of Mike, Rev. Father George, Pauline, Theodore, Bill, Walter, Paul, Harry & Mervin"||60 |- |Kurylko, Sophie||1915-03-11||1992-06-18||||61 |- |Slotta, Mervin||1925-07-15||||||62 |- |Slotta, Mary||1927-05-20||||||62 |- |Sidoryk, Elaine Ann||1942-04-27||1989-01-06||"Wife and mother"||63 |- |Stasynec, Olga Vera||1922-06-07||2011-05-05||||64 |- |Holowaty, William||1921||1995||"Our beloved brother & uncle"||65 |- |Horzempa, Anna||1870||1953||||66 |- |Horzempa, Valentine||||1947-07-14||"Aged 85 yrs."||67 |- |Seniuk, Tom||1872||1945||"Father"||68/70 |- |Seniuk, Agnes||1874||1945||"Mother"||69/70 |- |Zabawski, Apolonia||1871-02-25||1944-12-06||"Dearly remembered by her children"||71 |- |Zabawski, John||1858-05-29||1941-10-29||"Dearly remembered by his wife and family"||72 |- |Taras, Michael||1888-08-01||1943-10-15||||73 |- |Taras, Katherine||1888-11-10||1964-07-06||||73 |- |Leuschen, Dale Leigh||1978-07-26||1978-08-08||||74 |- |Zabawski, John||||1921||Shared tombstone inscribed "Zabawski babies"||75 |- |Zabawski, Peter||||1923||Shared tombstone inscribed "Zabawski babies"||75 |- |Solar, Nick||1900||1989||||76 |- |Solar, Stella||1913||2003||"Beloved wife & mother"||77 |- |''Unmarked''||||||||78 |- |Mihalyk, Helen Anna||1935-05||1936-01||||79 |- |Twardochleb, Leonard Joseph||1920-02-08||2009-12-09||"Beloved brother and uncle"||80 |- |Bodner, Therese (née Grycki)||||||||81 |- |Bodner, Michael "Mike"||||||||81 |- |Bodnar, Rose (née Zaretski)||1928-03-05||2006-11-14||||82 |- |Bodnar, Metro||1926-07-26||2008-04-14||||82 |- |Chajkowski, Katie||1928-08-28||2006-12-30||"Wife, mother, and grandmother"||83 |- |Chajkowski, Anthony||1924-02-19||1991-12-28||"Husband, father, and grandfather"||83 |- |Paslawsky, Edward||1938-02-18||1993-02-25||||84 |- |Conrad, Robert Jean||1947||2005||||85 |- |Taras, Rose||1928||2003||||86 |- |Taras, Stanley||1920||1984||||86 |- |Bodnar, John||1915-08-03||1991-09-25||||87 |- |Zabowski, Nick||1912||2003||||88 |- |Zabowski, Kasmir||1911||2000||||89 |- |Rasmussen, Frances (née Taras)||1923-12-03||''Still living''||Rasmussen family history on back of tombstone.||90/91 |- |Rasmussen, Clifford (Cliff)||1918-07-22||2011-06-24||Rasmussen family history on back of tombstone.||90/91 |- |Zabowski, Stanley||1909-09-17||1992-01-08||"Husband, father, and grandfather"||92 |- |Zabowski, Helen||1912-11-19||1988-05-21||"Wife, mother, and grandmother"||92 |- |Taras, Frank||1914||1990||"Beloved parents of Jessie, Theresa & Wayne"||93/94 |- |Taras, Josie||1920||2009||"Beloved parents of Jessie, Theresa & Wayne"||93/94 |- |Novak, Thomas||1893||1977||||95 |- |Zadworny, Eva||1882||1956||||96 |- |Zadworny, Joseph||||1943-06-19||"our dear father", "aged 77 years"||97 |- |Zadworny, Frank||1909-08-12||1936-08-04||||98 |- |''Unreadable''||||||||99 |- |Kurylko, Mary||1908||1947||"Mother"||100 |- |Курилко, Ілія [Kurylko, Ilya]||1912-07-30||1946-09-07||'''Warning:''' Month names were transcribed from Ukrainian by someone who doesn't know Ukrainian.||101 |- |Kurylko, Walter||1897-04-28||1964-07-21||||102 |- |Kurylko, Maria||1875||1965||"Our beloved mother"||103 |- |Cherpako, Dmytro||1875||1965||"Husband & father"||104 |- |Cherpako, Anna||1908||1965||"Daughter & sister"||104 |- |Kurylko, Michael||1896-08-23||1969-12-10||"our beloved father & grandfather"||105 |- |''Unmarked''||||||||106 |- |Курилко, Івaн [Kurylko, Ivan]||1909-10-28||1936-10-27||'''Warning:''' Month names were transcribed from Ukrainian by someone who doesn't know Ukrainian.||107 |- |Слота, Paraskevia [Slota, Paraskevia]||1885||1971-12-20||'''Warning:''' Month names were transcribed from Ukrainian by someone who doesn't know Ukrainian. "Mother"||108 |- |Слота, Сам [Slota, Sam]||1881||1943-04-25||'''Warning:''' Month names were transcribed from Ukrainian by someone who doesn't know Ukrainian. "Father"||109 |- |Головатий, Николa [Holowaty, Nykola]||1873-09||1958-07||'''Warning:''' Month names were transcribed from Ukrainian by someone who doesn't know Ukrainian. "Dad"||110 |- |Головатий, Марія [Holowaty, Maria]||1881-08||1954-10||'''Warning:''' Month names were transcribed from Ukrainian by someone who doesn't know Ukrainian. "Mom"||110 |- |Головата, Анна [Holowaty, Anna]||1895||1956-12-11||'''Warning:''' Month names were transcribed from Ukrainian by someone who doesn't know Ukrainian. "Mom"||111 |- |Holowaty, Panko||1884||1965||"Father"||112 |- |Slota, Stefania||1912-01-12||1960-10-03||"Beloved wife and mother"||113 |- |Bodner, Frances||1914||1989||||114 |- |Bodner, Fred||1907||1966||||114 |- |Botchar, Anton||1913-07-25||1965-04-02||||115 |- |Botchar, Mary||1916-11-03||2001-10-07||"Beloved wife, sister and aunt"||116 |- |Slota, Peter||1918-07-20||1983-03-28||"brother"||117 |- |Slota, Pearl||1919-11-06||2003-02-12||"Wife, mother & grandmother"||118 |- |Slota, Samuel||1915-05-09||1985-11-30||"Husband, father & grandfather"||118 |- |Slota, Paul||1920-06-20||2012-09-15||Married 1952-05-31, "Beloved parents of Garry, Greg & Veronica & grandparents of Michelle, Angela, Anastasia & Katrina"||119/120 |- |Slota, Pearl (Maksymetz)||1921-09-19||1976-10-01||Married 1952-05-31, "Beloved parents of Garry, Greg & Veronica & grandparents of Michelle, Angela, Anastasia & Katrina"||119/120 |- |Slota, Nicholas||1900-12-19||1986-07-23||"Husband, father & grandfather"||121 |- |Slota, Frances||1914-09-12||1999-09-26||"Wife, mother & grandmother"||121 |- |Malegus, John||1912-07-28||1998-05-26||"Husband, father, & Gido"||122 |- |Malegus, Lena||1913-06-03||2008-08-08||"Wife, mother, & Baba"||122 |- |Halowaty, Peter||1915-07-07||1993-09-22||||123 |- |Morris, Annie||1914||1991||"Wife & mother"||124 |- |Morris, John||1910||2009||"Husband & father"||124 |- |Wiwcharenko, Nicholas||1916-12-16||2007-09-23||"Husband, father, grandfather"||124 |- |Wiwcharenko, Pauline||1932-01-20||2008-09-19||"Wife, mother, grandmother"||124 |- |Slota, Donald||1946-05-01||''Still living''||"Beloved husband & father", "Son of Sam & Pearl Slota", married 1969-06-14||125 |- |Slota, Carol||1946-10-20||2004-03-22||"Beloved wife & mother", "Daughter of Nick & Jeanne Tobie", married 1969-06-14||125 |- |Sitarz, Doris||1924-12-07||2007-11-15||"Wife & mother", [http://passages.winnipegfreepress.com/passage-details/id-127807 Obituary]||126/127 |- |Sitarz, Gail||1946-10-02||''Still living''||"Daughter & sister"||126 |- |Shalley, Harry||1918-01-28||2007-01-18||"Husband, father & grandfather"||127 |- |Shalley, Emily||1921-11-08||1985-04-14||"Wife, mother & grandmother"||127 |- |Piskor, Nicholas||1905||1979||||128 |- |Piskor, Doris||1912||1992||||128 |- |Slota, John||1906||1980||"Husband & father"||129 |- |Slota, Bernice||1908||2004||"Wife & mother"||129 |- |Kurylko, Basil (Bill)||1900-04-12||1981-05-24||"Beloved brother"||130 |- |Roscoe, Stephen||1907-10-03||1993-12-12||"Husband, father & grandfather"||131 |- |Roscoe, Mary||1906-12-04||1996-10-09||"Wife, mother & grandmother"||131 |- |Paslawsky, Michael||1926-10-07||1972-02-27||||132 |- |Twardochleb, Marcella||1891-01-03||1964-09-27||"Mother"||133 |- |Twardochleb, John||1890-05-16||1988-06-13||"Father"||133 |- |Zaluski, John||1913||1963||||134 |- |Zaluski, Bessie||1890||1983||||135 |- |Zaluski, Dmytro||1885||1961||||135 |- |Paslowski, Eva||1899||1954||||136 |- |Paslowski, John||1888||1956||||136 |- |Bodner, Michael||1902-11-28||1959-03-01||"Father"||137/138 |- |Bodner, Frances V.||1905-09-17||1990-11-17||"Mother"||137/139 |- |Marchillo, Nicholas||1888-11-18||1963-03-27||"Father"||140/141 |- |Marchillo, Helen||1907-04-08||1973-05-05||"Mother"||140/142 |- |Kulyk, Kathrine||1894-11-24||1979-10-31||"Mother"||143 |- |Kulyk, Micheal||1887-08-14||1966-06-28||"Father"||143 |- |Рошко, Йоан [Roshko, Joan (John)]||1848||1941||||144 |- |Рошко, Марія [Roshko, Mariya]||1855||1949||||144 |- |Рошко, Григоріи [Roshko, Hryhoriy (Grigory?)]||1888||1963||||145 |- |Mlynarowich, William Albert||1884-04-08||1971-08-31||"Father"||146 |- |Stasko, John||1880||1957||"Father"||147 |- |Novak, Anna||1903||1945||"Beloved wife and mother"||148 |- |Malegus, Niketa||1883-06-07||1974-02-05||"Father", born in Western Ukraine||149 |- |Malegus, Mary||1881-01-29||1940-10-18||"Mother", born in Western Ukraine||149 |- |Слота, Міхаило [Slota, Mikhaylo]||1872-11-08||1936-10-21||||150 |- |Слота, Параніка [Slota, Paranika]||1872-10-28||1949-05-22||||151 |- |Loupul, Michael||1908||1979||"Dad"||152 |- |Loupul, Katherine||1911||1953||"Mom"||152 |- |Cherpako, Katarina||1882||1936||"Wife and mother"||153 |- |Слота, Йоан [Slota, Joan]||1871-02-12||1930-02-09||||154/156 |- |Слота, Агафія [Slota, Agafiya]||1872-03-12||1954-06-07||||155/156 |- |Stasko, Kate||1877-11-25||1931-05-07||"Beloved wife of John Stasko"||157 |- |Pyrch, Mary||1926-08-15||1931-09-06||||158 |- |Mlynarowich, Anna||1891-12-22||1932-01-14||"Mother"||159 |- |Боднар, Гринько [Bodnar, Hrynko]||1869-02-23||1932-04-28||'''Warning:''' Month names were transcribed from Ukrainian by someone who doesn't know Ukrainian.||160 |- |Kulyk, Mary||1926||1932||"Beloved daughter and sister"||161 |- |Brill, Vincent||1875||1932-08-18||Born in Poland.||162 |- |Charyszyn, Doska||1889||1932-09-27||||163 |- |Марчило, І Стефан [Marchylo, I Stefan]||1855-02-15||1943-12-07||||164 |- |Марчило, Катерина [Marchylo, Kateryna]||1860-09-20||1932-11-12||||164 |- |Moroz, Wolionka||1880||1953||"Mother"||165 |- |Moroz, Semko||1869||1954||"Father"||165 |- |Sokal, Mary||1887||1969||"Mom"||166 |- |Sokal, George||1873||1952||"Dad"||166 |- |Sokal, John||1910||1983||||167 |- |Sitarz, Nellie||1914||2007||||168 |- |Sitarz, Frank||1904||1955||||168 |- |Sitarz, Katherine||1881-08-24||1965-01-03||"Mother"||169 |- |Shalley, Theodore||1878||1958||||170 |- |Warywoda, John||1913||2008||Father of "Edward, Shirley Ann & MaryJane".||171/172 |- |Warywoda, Lillian||1920||1973||Mother of "Edward, Shirley Ann & MaryJane".||171/172 |- |Swistowich, Nick||1910||1973||"Brother"||173 |- |Mlynarowich, Casmir W.||1925-02-02||1974-01-29||"Brother"||174 |- |Mlynarowich, John F.||1911-01-29||1975-08-16||"Brother"||175 |- |Mozel, Antonette||1913-08-20||1999-02-16||"Wife & mother"||176 |- |Mozel, Alexander||1894-03-04||1978-05-08||"Husband & father"||176 |- |Bodner, Jennie||1920||2009||||177 |- |Bodner, Daniel||1910||1980||||177 |- |Bernasky, John||1909||1985||||178 |- |Mihalyk, Anna||1915||1999||"Loving parents of Helen, Stephanie, Raymond, Beverley & Douglas"||179 |- |Mihalyk, Harry||1904||1985||"Loving parents of Helen, Stephanie, Raymond, Beverley & Douglas"||179 |- |Sitarz, Mary||1907||1993||||180 |- |Sitarz, Stanley||1906||1981||||180 |- |Boychuk, John||1933-09||1979-02||||181 |- |Chernetz, Antoinette||1897-06-13||1993-07-02||||182 |- |Chernetz, Sidney||1920-01-28||1978-11-23||||183 |- |Bernusky, Michael||1881-11-21||1978-11-06||"Father"||184 |- |Kinas, Paul||1881||1961||||185 |- |Kinas, Ahafia||1881||1952||||185 |- |Sokal, John||1870||1944||||186 |- |Sokal, Rose||1873||1960||||186 |- |Sitarz, Katarzyna [Katherine]||1916-11-08||1944-08-25||She has two tombstones: one in Polish and one in English.||187, 188 |- |Sitarz, Jozef||1876-01-26||1939-06-20||"Here lies our dear father" (translated from Polish). He has two tombstones: one in Polish and one in English.||189/191 |- |Sitarz, Michael||1915-08||1981-03||The tombstone also says "Maranatha", which could be another name.||190 |- |Sokal, John Edward||1943-03-07||''still living''||Married on 1964-01-11. "Beloved parents of John, Darren & Sharlene."||192 |- |Sokal, Erlene Sigurborg (née Reykdal)||1943-10-24||2011-06-02||Married on 1962-01-11. "Beloved parents of John, Darren & Sharlene."||192 |- |Shalley, John||1909||1930||||193 |- |Swistowich, Harry||1878-10-03||1928-11-12||"Our beloved father"||194 |- |Piskor, John||1871||1928||||195 |- |Piskor, Eva||1882||1945||||195 |- |Petrasko, Andrew||1876-06-09||1927-07-29||"Father"||196 |- |Petrasko, Anna||1883-08-22||1940-06-20||"Mother"||196 |- |Roshick, Madeline||1874||1926||"Our dear Mother"||197 |- |Roshick, Johnny Peter (Wally)||1921-02-12||2003-05-12||"Beloved son", "Father of Lina and Robert"||198 |- |Sokal, Annie||1911||1924||||199 |- |Курилко, Григорц [Kurylko, Grygortz]||1965-12-03||1922-04-03?||'''Warning:''' Month names were transcribed from Ukrainian by someone who doesn't know Ukrainian.||200/201 |- |Худсік, Іван [Khudsik, Ivan]||1871||1918||||202 |- |Shalley, Cathrine||1887||1924||||203 |- |Shalley, Pauline||1921||1924||"Baby", "Sister"||204 |- |Paslowski, Anna||1917-10-25||1926-04-1||||205/206 |- |Shalley, Kathrine||1921||1921||"Baby", "Sister"||207 |- |Ditsko, Pearl||1886||1935||"Mother"||208 |- |Боднар, Іван [Bodnar, Ivan]||1850-07-07||1934-12-09||||209 |- |Bodner, Paza||||1943-03-27||"Mother"||210 |- |Bernusky, Mary||1886-05-01||1944-07-04||Wife and Mother||211 |- |Bernusky, William||1911-09-19||1945-09-28||"Father"||212 |- |Kuszczak, Maria||||1953-01-14||"Mother", "Aged 84 yrs"||213 |- |Kuszczak, Jacob||||1948-06-19||"Father", "Aged 82 yrs"||213 |- |Falsarella, Nellie||1918-07-27||1972-08-22||||214 |- |Mazur, Ahafia (née Bodnar)||1867||1952||||215 |- |Wicheranko, Olena||1879||1961||||216 |- |Swistowich, Eva||1885||1963||"Mother"||217 |- |Hutts, Peter||1894||1970||||218 |- |Setnor, Daniel||1894||1951||||219 |- |''unmarked''||||||||220 |- |Hutts, Mary||1897||1943||||221 |- |Gawiak, Steve||||1942-01-07||"Aged 53 years"||222 |- |Gregg, Marie||1922||1941||"Sister"||223 |- |Sokoloski, John||1889||1939||||224 |- |Кароль, Марія [Karol, Mariya]||1868-09-10||1937-11-23||||225 |- |''unreadable''||||||||226 |- |Brus, Wasyl||1865||1936-06-28||Very difficult to decipher; apparently in Polish. I found a death record for a William Bruce that seems to be the same person.||227 |- |Charyszyn, Magda||1874||1935-09-18||||228 |- |Chernetz, Harry||||1934-07-21||"Age 44 years", "Father"||229 |- |Цемнар, Марія [Tsemnar, Mariya]||1885||1935-03-20||'''Warning:''' Month names were transcribed from Ukrainian by someone who doesn't know Ukrainian.||230 |- |Боднар, Александер [Bodnar, Aleksander]||1866||1933-11-14||'''Warning:''' Month names were transcribed from Ukrainian by someone who doesn't know Ukrainian.||231 |- |Боднар, Іван [Bodnar, Ivan]||||||||232 |- |Худсік, Андрі [Khudsik, Andri]||1894-12-11||1909-12-13||||233 |- |Perch, Michal||1882||1917-09-09||'''Warning:''' Dates were transcribed from Polish using Google Translate.||234 |- |Корнсвін, Андреи [Kornsvin, Andrey]||1880||1911||||235 |- |Слота, Василь [Slota, Basyl]||1897||1917||There is a death record for a William Slota that could be the same person.||236 |- |Dudych, Michael||||1968-03-01||||237 |- |Piskar, Ana||||1914-12-25||||238 |- |Slota, George||||1921-05-05||"Baby"||239/240 |}
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[[Category: Wild Wild West]] *[[Space:Wild_Wild_West|Space Wild Wild West]] *[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A8FQoc0Bg0o Youtube] - The History of Pinkerton ------------------- The Pinkerton National Detective Agency, was established in 1850 in the United States,the Agency's motto was ''We never Sleep'' ,[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Allan_Pinkerton Wikipedia] - ''Allan Pinkerton''Allan Pinkerton founded the Agency.The Pinkerton agents also pursed western outlaws, including Jesse James, the Reno Gang, and the Wild Bunch, Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid and others.
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==The Pinkerton National Detective Agency==
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Allan Pinkerton started the Pinkerton National Detective Agency in 1850. They specialized in protecting Railroad shipments, they also worked with Law enforcement to capture criminals anywhere in America.In 1856 Allan Pinkerton created the Female Detective Bureau,the first female Pinkerton agents were Kate Warne, a 23-year-old widow, and Hattie Lawton, also a widow. These female Detectives helped in the captured of Rose Greenhow a Washington socialite,and a spy for the Confederate Army ,she was a widow and mother of eight known as The Wild Rose. ''In my service you will serve your country better than on the field. I have several female operatives. If you agree to come aboard you will go in training with the head of my female detectives, Kate Warne. She has never let me down.''- ALLAN PINKERTON In 1861 Allan Pinkerton stops an assassination plot on the life of Abraham Lincoln.During the American Civil War Allan Pinkerton was head of the Union Intelligence Service, which was the forerunner of the U.S. Secret Service.Allan Pinkerton and his agents become well know while trying to capture Jesse James, the Younger, the Dalton gangs and Butch Cassidy and his Wild Bunch.
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'''Robert,Allan and William Pinkerton''' Allan Pinkerton swore on his advertising to *Accept no bribes *Never compromise with criminals *Partner with local law enforcement agencies, when necessary *Refuse divorce cases or cases that initiated scandals of clients *Turn down reward money *Never raise fees without the client’s pre-knowledge *Apprise clients on an ongoing basis.
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*[[Horn-1975|Tom Horn]] - was an American Old West lawman, scout, soldier, hired gunman, detective, outlaw and assassin.He was hanged in Cheyenne, Wyoming,on November 20, 1903 for the murder of Willie Nickel. *[[Lawton-557|Hattie Lawton]] - was an American detective with the Pinkerton National Detective Agency,she was part of Pinkerton's Female Detective Bureau, that was formed in 1860. *[[Pinkerton-411|Allan Pinkerton]] - was the founder of the Pinkerton National Detective Agency *[[Pinkerton-413|Robert Pinkerton]] - joined his father Detective Agency and helped his brother William run the Agency after their fathers death. *[[Pinkerton-412|William Pinkerton]] - was chief assistant to his father and became head of the agency after the death of Allan Pinkerton *[[Siringo-1|Charles Siringo]] - was an American lawman, detective, and agent for the Pinkerton National Detective Agency.He was also an author, he wrote a number of books that were based on his experiences. *[[Warne-124|Kate Warne]] - was the first female detective in the United States.She worked for the Pinkerton National Detective Agency. *[[Webster-3975|Timothy Webster]] - Was a Pinkerton agent and a spy for the Union.Timothy Webster was the first spy in the American Civil War to be executed.
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[[Category: Disambiguation Studies]] ==Notes on people named Pinney (also spelled Pynney)== These notes are aimed at sorting out some Pinney/Pynney families in Somerset, Dorset, and Devon, England, including family members who emigrated to New England. Particular focus is on the Pinney/Pynney family residing at Broadway, Somerset. Dates of interest are approximately 1550 to 1650. Notes are organized by names of principal people. Within a name, they are organized by date (sometimes the chronology is a bit loose, in order to group multiple related records together). The will of Edmond Pinney, written in December 1631, is a "Rosetta stone" for many of the family relationships. (Transcribed by French, [https://books.google.com/books?id=VBJAAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA36 pages 36-39]) ===Alice Pinney=== *'''Alice Pinney Or Pynny''', baptized 20 Mar '''1579, Axminster, Devon'''. Father's first name(s): '''Water'''. Father's last name: Pinney Or Pynny. England Births & Baptisms 1538-1975. [findmypast] * Burial of '''Alice Pynney''', wyfe of '''John Pynney''', 28 Nov '''1596''', Anglican, '''Dalwood, Devon'''. South West Heritage Trust, reference 1216A/PR/1/1. [http://search.findmypast.com/record?id=gbprs%2fdev%2f005843995%2f00063&parentid=gbprs%2fdev%2fbur%2f172392 image, findmypast]. * '''Alice Pinny''', married on 11 Jan '''1608''' at '''Thorncombe, Dorset''' or '''Allington, Dorset''' (different locations given on two different record transcriptions in findmypast), to '''Nicholas Dunnin'''. [findmypast] * '''Alce Pynney''' married to '''Roger Nubery''', 02 Jul '''1610''', '''Pitminster, Somerset''', England. England Marriages 1538-1973. [findmypast] * '''Alice Pinney''' married to '''John Sillett'''. 15 Nov '''1611'''. Residence of both: '''Honiton, Devon'''. Anglican. Marriage place: '''Pinhoe, Devon'''. South West Heritage Trust, reference 1360A/PR/1/1. [http://search.findmypast.com/record?id=gbprs%2fdev%2f100771306%2f00042&parentid=gbprs%2fdev2%2fmar%2f142033%2f2 image, findmypast] (hardly legible) * '''Alice Pynnye''', Christening Date 17 Jan '''1618''', '''AXMINSTER, DEVON''', ENGLAND, Father's Name '''John Pynnye'''. [https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:JM5H-M5F familysearch.org] * '''Alce Pynney''' married to '''George Meadway''', 29 May '''1630''', '''Powerstock, Dorset'''. [findmypast] ===Edmond Pinney=== * Marriage of '''Edmond Pynne''' to '''Elizabeth''' Foxe, 17 May '''1579''', '''Exeter, Devon'''. England Marriages 1538-1973. [findmypast] * Baptism of '''Edmond Pinney''', son of John Pinney, 22 Dec '''1622''', Anglican,''' Exeter, St Petrock, Devon'''. South West Heritage Trust, reference 2946A/PR/1/1. [http://search.findmypast.com/record?id=gbprs%2fdev%2f007119329%2f00046&parentid=gbprs%2fdev%2fbap%2f398683 image at findmypast]. Burial of '''Edmond''', the son of John Pinney. 27 Jun '''1624''', Anglican, at '''Exeter, St Petrock, Devon'''. South West Heritage Trust, reference 2946A/PR/1/1. [http://search.findmypast.com/record?id=gbprs%2fdev%2f007119329%2f00225&parentid=gbprs%2fdev%2fbur%2f317786 image, findmypast]. [https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:JWF7-BX5 record for birth and death; gives his name as Edward Pinney.] * Baptism of '''Edmund''', sonne of John Pinney, 23 November '''1630'''. Anglican, '''Exeter, St Petrock, Devon'''. South West Heritage Trust, reference 2946A/PR/1/1. [http://search.findmypast.com/record?id=gbprs%2fdev%2f007119329%2f00049&parentid=gbprs%2fdev%2fbap%2f398764 image, findmypast]. [https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:N5WP-RXD familysearch.org, transcript only] *The Will of '''Edmond Pinny''' of '''Brodwaye in the County of Somerset''', yeoman, written 7 December '''1631'''. Body to be interred in Brodwaye "near to my late father." Bequests to poor people of Brodway, town of Ilminster, the village of Horton, and Aishill (Ashill). Family and possibly family: # '''John Pinny''' late of '''Hisbares''', my godson # His brother '''Alexander''' # '''Willm Pinny''' of '''Bristoll''' and '''ffrancis''' his brother, sons of '''Anthony Pinney''' late of '''Beere Crocombe''' deceased #''' Richard Standerwicke''' of Brodwaie and his wife # '''John Standerwick''' his brother # '''Willm Standerwicke''' of Brodwaie brother of the said Richard and John Standerwicke; '''Alice his wife''', and all the children of the said Willm Standerwicke and Alice # Henry Gauler, Humfry Gauler, his brother and Elizabeth Pittard their sister #''' Alice Way''' my sister # My cousin '''John Turberfield''' and Sara his wife # '''Giles Godwyn''' and my sister Johane his wife # Richard and Johane children of my said sister '''Johane Godwin''' # '''John Pinny''' of '''Exeter''' and his wife # '''Elizabeth''' their daughter whom I have partly bred ''- This probably is Elizabeth the daughter of John Pinney who was baptized the 9 of December 1621, Exeter St Petrock, Devon'' (See notes below.) # '''Edmond''' their son for that he is of my name - ''This appears to correspond to Edmund, sonne of John Pinney, bap. 23 November 1630. Anglican, Exeter, St Petrock, Devon.'' (See note above.) # '''John, Sara, Susanna, and Hester, children to the said John Pinny of Exeter''', when said children severally attain the age of 24 years or be married ''--- John looks like John the sonne of John Pinney who was baptized the 23 of January 1624. Exeter, St Petrock, Devon. The baptism sequence does not match the name sequence in the will, but Hester and Susanna could be Esther Pinney, bp. 30 Apr 1627 and Susanna, baptized May 17 1629, both daughters of John Pinney, baptized at Exeter, St. Petrock, Devon.'' (See notes below.) # '''Willm Pinny''' of '''Hardington''' and''' Johane his wife''' and every of his children # '''Edmond Pinny''' one other of the sons of my brother '''John Pinny''', and '''Roger Pinny''' one other son of my said brother John Pynny, '''Richard Pynny''' one other son of my said brother '''John Pynny''' # '''Elizabeth Pynnv''' daughter of my said brother John # '''Thomas Wrentmore''' and '''Sara''' his wife; '''Thomas their son and Elizabeth their daughter''', and every other child they shall have # '''Willm Pynny, Thomas Pynny, and Peter Pynny, sons of Nicholas Pynny''', and every of the daughters of the said '''Nicholas Pynny and Anne his wife'''. (Legacies to the children of Nicholas Pynny and Anne his wife shall remain in the hands of my executor and overseers until they shall respectively come to the age of five and twenty years.) # My cousin '''John Howse''' and '''Agnes''' his wife and every of the children of the said John and Agnes # Cousin '''Thomas Pearce and Mary his wife''' - ''Thomas and Marie Pierce are mentioned in the 1632 will of John Pynney; Marie was his daughter.'' # The son and daughter of the said Thomas and Marie # Edward Palfrey and his son John, being my godson. #''' Nicholas Pynny''', one other of the sons of my said brother John Pynny, and Anne his wife. # Richard Baselye, Phillipp Horsey, Thomas Addams, Willm Mosse,and John Sherlock ::"Whereas I have an estate for divers years yet enduring determinable upon the deaths of me, the said Edmond Pinny and of the said '''Roger Pynny''', son of my said brother''' John Pynny''', of and in two tenements situate in Wymelhill als Windemyll hill within the parish of '''Aishill''' aforesaid sometimes in the tenure of Johane Watts widow deceased I give unto my servant Johane Pawle for the good and faithful service she hath done unto me one of the said tenements with all the lands meadows and pastures thereunto belonging called Bakers also one close of land or pasture called Hill close containing two acres and also one other close of land next adjoining called the Will plot containing one acre to the said Johane Pawle and her assigns from the time of my death until Michaelmas day, 1690, if the said Johane Pawl and Roger Pinny shall so long live with remainder to the said Roger Pynny. To the said Johane Pawle two closes of land containing eight acres lying in Stevelie in the parish of Ile abbotts in the said County of Somerset late in the tenure of Richard Watts deceased with remainder thereof to Roger Pynny and then to '''Edmond Pynny, brother of said Roger Pynny'''. Whereas I am possessed of a term for divers years yet enduring determinable by the deaths of '''John Pynny and Elizabeth Pynny son and daughter of the said John Pynny of Exeter''' and '''ffrauncis Standerwicke son of the said Willm Standerwicke of Brodwaie''' of and in two closes of ground lying in Steveleigh containing fifteen acres called Bussells closes sometimes in the tenure of George Bussell deceased my will is that the said '''Edmond Pynny son of my said brother John Pynny''' shall have the profits of the said fifteen acres during the term of his natural life if my estate therein shall so long continue. ... Whereas I have an estate of one and twenty years after the decease of myself and '''John Pynney my brother''' of and in three acres of ground parcell of the late Manor of Steveleigh called Cudborn lying within the said parish of '''Ilton''' and now in mine own tenure I do give the same estate to '''Humphry Pynney'''. Whereas I have an estate for the term of fourscore and nineteen years determinable upon the lives of '''John Pynney''' my brother '''Willm Pynney''' and '''Nicholas Pynney''' his sons of and in a tenement and fourscore acres of land and pasture to the same belonging called Stantons being in the parish of Brodway my will is that the said Humfry shall have hold use occupy and enjoy and take the issues of the said tenement and grounds during so many years of my term as he the said Humfry or any issue of his body lawfully begotten shall live if his said father and said two brothers or any one of them shall so long live. Whereas I have an estate for the term of fourscore years of and in an acre and a half of ground lying at Staunton's bridge within the said parish of Brodeway which I lately bought of Willm Bright, my will is that the said Humfry Pynney shall have the same for the term of his life, but if he marry and have child or children, then I do give the same and all my estate therein to the said Humfry but if he decease without issue of his body lawfully begotten, then '''his said brother John Pynney of Exeter''' shall have my whole estate unexpired in the same. Whereas I have an estate for the term of my life and the life of '''Johane Godwyn''' my sister of and in four closes of meadow and pasture ground called Long meade, Botten meade, Crothorne, and Hedlescrosse close, containing twenty acres, and whereas I stand bounden by one writing obligatory in the sum of L200 unto John Denman late of Lambrooke deceased, to pay after the decease of John Pynney the younger, deceased, 20 marks a year to '''Elizabeth Pynney''', my said late brother's wife, during her widowhood in consideration of which bond my brother made over unto me all his right in the aforesaid parcells of ground after his death, to the intent I should pay the said 20 marks a year to his wife which hither unto I have paid, my will is that '''Thomas Wrentmore''' who married '''Sara the daughter of my said brother John''' shall take the profits of the said ground after my decease during the life of my said sister '''Johane Godwyn''' he to pay yearly to his mother in law '''Elizabeth Pynney''' 20 marks. Whereas I have an estate of four thousand years in certain grounds lying in Steveleigh in the parish of Ile Abbotts als Abbots Ile, known by the name or names of East Mullens, Bouchers close, and Longkyte meade now in my own tenure, which grounds I have granted to '''Richard Pynney''' one of the sons of '''my brother John the elder''' and to the heirs male of his body lawfully begotten and unto '''Johane his wife''' for the term of her life as her jointure after my decease upon which grant there is reserved to be paid 2Gs 8d my will is that the same shall be paid to such two poor people and in such manner as is hereafter expressed. But if the said Richard die without issue male then '''John Pynney of Exeter his brother''' shall have the same after the determination of the said Richard the said John to pay 26s 8d, yearly to two poor people men or women of Brodwaie most needy during the residue of my said term of four thousand years by quarterly payments; if payments are not made, any person or persons named Pynney or Standewicke living in Brodwaie, to enter and destrain and the distress therefrom to be kept until the sum be fully satisfied; if no persons of those names living there then the churchwardens and overseers of the poor to act. Whereas I have an estate of fourscore and nineteen years determinable upon the lives of me the said '''Edmond Pynney''' and '''Humfry Pynney''' of and in nine acres of ground called Stovend parcell of the Manor of Ilton and lying in the parish of Ilton, my will is that the said '''Edmond Pynney''' shall have hold and take the profits of the said ground after the two years formerly mentioned, if the said Humfry shall live so long, and after his decease I do give the same to the said Humfry his brother during his life. To my said brother John L20 to be paid within two years after my decease he to pay one bond that I stand bounden unto '''Giles Godwyn'''... To '''Johane the wife of my said brother John''' 20s. To Richard Maundre of Beere, Johane his wife, and Richard their son, being my godson, 20s apiece. All the residue of goods and chattels movables and immovables my debts paid legacies performed funeral expenses and annuities discharged I bequeath to the said '''Humfry Pynney''' whom I make my full and sole executor. George Balch of '''Horton''', gent., '''Willm Standewicke''', '''Roger Chicke''' of '''Ilminster''', and '''Allixander Pynnev''' to be overseers. If any doubt or question do happen, the greater part of the overseers with the advice of Sr Robte Phillipps, knight, to decide and order it. To Sr Robert Phillipps one sovereign of 20s. Signed Edmonde Pynney. Witnesses Johes fforde Ch, James Crakey, William Standerwicke, Robert Newman. Proved 7 February '''1631''' [note by [[Smith-62120|Ellen Smith]]: This is almost certainly an Old Style date, equivalent to 1631/32] by Humfredi Pynney filij naturalis et legitum dicti defuncto et executeris, before Johanne fforde Hectare de Broadway." [Elizabeth French, citing PCC Awdley 10] [Index at findmypast: 17 Audley; extracted from the principal registry of the probate divorce and admiralty division of the high court of justice in the PCC (Prerogative Court of Canterbury), Document references Vol. 27; Record set Devon Wills Index, 1163-1999.] ===Eleanor Pinney=== * ELN'R PYNNEY. Burial 30 January 1585, BROADWINDSOR, Dorset. ST JOHN THE BAPTIST, ANGLICAN. [findmypast] ===Elizabeth Pinney === * '''Elizabeth Pinnye''', Christening, 25 Dec 1586, at Thorncombe, '''Thorncombe, Dorset''', England. Father's Name: John Pinnye. [https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QJDH-BYS3 familysearch.org]. Also recorded on 19 Jan 1586, [https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QJDH-BYS6 familysearch.org]. * '''Elizabeth''' the daughter of '''John Pinney''' was baptized the 9 of December '''1621''', '''Exeter St Petrock, Devon'''. [http://search.findmypast.com/record?id=gbprs%2fdev%2f007119329%2f00046&parentid=gbprs%2fdev%2fbap%2f398683 image at findmypast] [https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:N5W5-MJ2 familysearch.org record] * '''Elizabeth (Pinney) Standerwick''' of Brodeway (Wikitree: [[Pinney-18]]) made her will on 18 June '''1634''' in '''Broadway, Somersetshire''', England. It was proved 22 August 1634. Legacies to the parish church of Brodeway and the poor of the parish of Hardington. Residue of her estate to brothers '''John Pinneyes''' and '''Nicholas Pynneys''' and brother '''John Howse''', their children, being 22 in number. (Not all of the children were yet 22 years old.) Overseers are brother '''John Pinney of Exon''', brothers '''Roger Pinney''' and '''Edmond Pinney''' and brother in law '''John Howse'''. Signed Ellen Standerwicke. Before the sealing it was agreed that Nicholas Pinney's five daughters shall have L10 apiece and to have no more. Moreover given to my brother '''William Pinney''' children being five 12d apiece and to my brother '''Richard Pinney''' two children 12d apiece. To my brother in law '''Thomas Pereces''' three children 5s apiece and to '''John Palfrey''' the son of my sister '''Johan Palfrey''' 5s. Witnesses: Thomas Godwyn, the signe of Richard Standerwicke. Proved 22 August 1634 by John Pinney, Roger Pinney Edmund Pinney, and John Howse . [Elizabeth French, citing PCC, Seager, 77.] ===Humphrey Pinney=== *'''Humphrey Pinney''' (Wikitree: [[Pinney-16]]) is profiled in ''The Great Migration Begins'', page 1478. Origin: '''Broadway, Somersetshire'''. Baptized '''Hardington-Mandeville, Somerset''', 20 November 1605. Parents '''John Pinney''' and wife '''Joanna'''. Apparently well-educated. Emigrated to New England in '''1633'''. Will dated 3 June '''1682''' and proved 10 December '''1683'''. Wife '''Mary (Hull) Pinney'''. Children '''Samuel Pinney, Nathaniel Pinney, Mary Pinney, Sarah Pinney, John Pinney, Abigail Pinney, Isaac Pinney.''' *Broome v Pynney. Plaintiffs: John Broome. Defendants: ['''Humphrey Pynney'''] (Wikitree: [[Pinney-16]]). Subject: property. Court of Chancery: Six Clerks Office: Pleadings, Series II, Elizabeth I to Interregnum. Short title: Broome v Pynney. Plaintiffs: John Broome . Defendants: [Humphrey Pynney] . Subject: property in '''Broadway in Broadway Stanton, Somerset'''. Document type: [pleadings]. Held by: The National Archives - Chancery, the Wardrobe, Royal Household, Exchequer and various commissions. Date: '''1642 - 1660'''. Reference: C 3/435/53. [ http://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk ] According to ''The Great Migration Begins'', '''Humphry Pinny''', who had resided "in New England 20 years since" sued John Brome in '''1656''' in regard to the estate of '''John Pinney of Exeter'''. * Sarah (Pinney) Poole was a niece of Humphrey Pinney. (Great Migration Begins, [http://www.americanancestors.org/databases/great-migration-begins-immigrants-to-ne-1620-1633-vols-i-iii/image/?volumeId=12107&pageName=1481&rId=235191410 page 1481] ===Jane, Johan, Johane, Johanna, Joan, Jone (etc.) Pinney=== * Christening of '''Johane Pinney''', 11 Jan '''1560''', Thorncombe, '''Thorncombe, Dorset''', England. [https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QJDH-17WL familysearch.org] * '''Johane Pinney''', Burial, 12 May '''1561''', Thorncombe, '''Thorncombe, Dorset''', England. [https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QJDH-BTV2 familysearch.org] * Christening of '''Johane Pinney''', 07 May '''1563''', Thorncombe, '''Thorncombe, Dorset''', England. [https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QJDH-B2XF familysearch.org] * Joane Pynney, Burial Date 20 Sep 1578, at '''Drayton, Somerset''', England. Father's Name Rob... Pynney. [https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:J8PG-MJG familysearch.org] * Joane Pinney, Burial Date 05 Sep 1579, at '''Drayton, Somerset''', England. Daughter of Robert Pinney. [https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:J8PL-168 familysearch.org] * '''Joan Pynnye''', Christening Date 12 May '''1586''', Christening Place '''COLYTON, DEVON''', ENGLAND, Father's Name John Pynnye. [https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:J9ST-SJW familysearch.org] * '''Johan Pinnye''', Burial, 24 Jun '''1610''', St. Mary's, '''Beaminster, Dorset''', England. [https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QJD4-6NHJ familysearch.org] * '''Jane Pynnye''', Christening Date 24 Aug '''1617''' at '''AXMINSTER, DEVON''', ENGLAND, Father's Name: John Pynnye. [https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:N5QQ-X58 familysearch] * '''Johan Pinney''', wife of John Pinney, Burial, 18 Oct '''1638''', Thorncombe, '''Thorncombe, Dorset''', England. [https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QJDH-BYPM familysearch.org] * '''Joan Pinney''', Burial Date 05 Nov '''1638''', Burial Place: '''Pitminster, Somerset''', England. Father's Name: William Pinney. [https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:JD7N-RJW familysearch.org] ===John Pinney=== * 25 March '''1552'''. Baptism of '''John Pynney,''' son of '''John Pynney''' and Elizabeth his wife, at '''Widworthy, Devon'''. [http://search.findmypast.com/record?id=r_957619616 findmypast transcription], [http://search.findmypast.com/record/browse?id=gbprs%2fdev%2f007341902%2f00006 findmypast image], courtesy of South West Heritage Trust and Parochial Church Council; England Births & Baptisms 1538-1975. * 27 October '''1552'''. Will of '''John Pynney''', Husbandman of '''Chardstock, Dorset'''. Prerogative Court of Canterbury and related Probate Jurisdictions: Will Registers. Name of Register: Powell. Held by: The National Archives - Prerogative Court of Canterbury. Date: 27 October 1552. Reference: PROB 11/35/348. [ http://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk - available for download, for a fee] * '''1556-1558'''. C 1/1467/41. Short title: Standerwyk v Hals. Plaintiffs: '''John STANDERWYK''', executor of '''John Pinney''', vicar of Stokenham. Defendants: John HALS, esquire, and others, inhabitants of Stokenham. Subject: Arrears of rent of the chapel and tithes of Sherford, part of complainant's benefice. Devon. Date: 1556-1558. Held by: The National Archives, Kew. (Location: '''Stokenham, Devon'''). * Pynney v Pynney. Plaintiffs: '''Alice Pynney widow'''. Defendants: '''William Pynney''' and '''John Pynney'''. Court of Chancery: Six Clerks Office: Pleadings, Series II, Elizabeth I to Interregnum. Subject: personal estate of the deceased '''Robert Pynney''' of, '''Devon'''. Document type: pleadings. Held by: The National Archives - Chancery, the Wardrobe, Royal Household, Exchequer and various commissions. Date: '''1558 - 1579'''. Reference: C 3/137/67. [ http://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk ] * Marriage of '''John Pinney''' to Julyan Hundaller, '''1562''', '''Allington, Dorset''', England. England Marriages 1538-1973. '''John Pinney''' to Julyan Hundeller, '''Thorncombe, Dorset, England''', 25 Oct 1562. Dorset Marriages. [All records on findmypast] * '''John Pinney''', Burial, 07 May '''1563''', Thorncombe, '''Thorncombe, Dorset''', England. [https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QJDH-BTKX familysearch.org] * Christening of '''John Pinney''', 23 May '''1563''', Thorncombe, '''Thorncombe, Dorset''', England. [https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QJDH-B2XN familysearch] * Christening of '''John Pinney''', 09 Jan '''1568''', Thorncombe, '''Thorncombe, Dorset'''. [https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QJDH-B2NG familysearch] * '''John Pinney''', Burial, 20 Aug '''1568''', Thorncombe, '''Thorncombe, Dorset''', England. [https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QJDH-1D4H familysearch.org] * '''Johannes Pinney''' married '''Margareta''' Parries, '''1586''', at Saint Andrew, '''Chardstock, Dorset''', England. [https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:NX35-CQT familysearch.org] *''' John Pinney''', Burial, 31 Dec '''1578''', Thorncombe, '''Thorncombe, Dorset''', England. [https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QJDH-BTRQ familysearch.org] * 18 July '''1587'''. Burial of '''John Pynney''' in '''Broadwindsor, Dorset'''. St. John the Baptist church (Anglican). National Burial Index for England & Wales. [findmypast] * 14 October '''1587'''. Will of '''John Pynney''' of '''Broadwinsor, Dorset'''. Prerogative Court of Canterbury and related Probate Jurisdictions: Will Registers. Name of Register: Spencer Quire. Numbers: 41 - 82. Held by: The National Archives - Prerogative Court of Canterbury. Date: 14 October 1587. Reference: PROB 11/71/219 [ http://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk - available for download, for a fee] * Will of '''John Pynney'''. Probate year '''1588'''. '''Thorncombe, Dorset''', England. (Consistory) Archdeaconry Court of Exeter. findmypast cites: Fry, E.A. (ed.) Calendar of Wills and Administrations relating to the counties of Devon and Cornwall, proved in the court of the Principal Registry of the Bishop of Exeter, 1559-1799, and of Devon only, proved in the Court of the Archdeaconry of Exeter, 1540-1799. British Record Society Index Library Vol 35 (1908). Document references c.t. 449. Devon Wills Index, 1163-1999. * '''John Pynnye''', Christening, 15 Aug '''1591''', at Thorncombe, '''Thorncombe, Dorset''', England. Father's Name: John Pynnye. [https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QJDH-1M21 familysearch.org] * Lease for lives 1. '''John Pynney''' of '''Offwell''', yeoman. 2. Joan Chichester of '''Chardstock''', widow. ANSTEY AND THOMPSON OF '''EXETER'''. WALROND of '''Bradfield, Uffculme'''. LEASES. Bradninch. 4 messuages. Lease for lives 1. John Pynney of Offwell, yeoman 2. Joan Chichester of Chardstock, widow. Held by: Devon Heritage Centre (South West Heritage Trust). Date: '''1591'''. Reference: 1926 B/W/L/1b/2 [ http://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk ] * Marriage of '''John Pynney''' to Alice Dare on 30 Dec '''1596''' at '''Dalwood, Devon'''. Anglican. South West Heritage Trust, reference 1216A/PR/1/1. [Devon Marriages, findmypast: [http://search.findmypast.com/record?id=gbprs%2fdev%2fmar%2f54279%2f1 transcription], [http://search.findmypast.com/record?id=gbprs%2fdev%2f005843995%2f00046&parentid=gbprs%2fdev%2fmar%2f54279%2f1&highlights=%22%22 image] ] * Marriage of '''John Pynney''' to Thamosyne Heaydon on 18 Sep '''1598''' at '''Dalwood, Devon'''. Anglican. South West Heritage Trust, reference 1216A/PR/1/1. [Devon Marriages, findmypast: [http://search.findmypast.com/record/browse?id=gbprs%2fdev%2f005843995%2f00047 image] ] * 27 January '''1597'''. Court decree, Chancery and Supreme Court of Judicature, Chancery Division, First Division, part 126. Reference: C 78/140/3. Short title: Everie v Phellipps. Plaintiffs: John Everie gent of '''Broadway, Somerset''', '''John Standerwicke''', '''Agnes Pynney widow''' (WikiTree: [[Chyke-1]] and [[Chick-120]]), '''John Pynney the elder''' (Wikitree: [[Pynney-2]], [[Pinney-58]]), '''John Pynney the younger''' (Wikitree profiles: [[Pynney-1]], [[Pinney-22]], [[Pinney-133]]), '''Edmund Pynney''', John Wolmyngton, John Bright, Bartholomew Fludd, Thomas Sayle, John Russell, George Longe, William Dighte, John Parrys, Thomas Gawler, William Nurton, William Earthe, William Palfrey alias Lawrence, William Palfrey, Edith Palfrey widow, Thomas Dunster, Katherine Palfrey alias Lawrence widow, George Yetford, Margaret Palfrey widow, John Lawrence, Nicholas Bennett, William Hunte, Joan Hucker widow, Joan Membrye widow, John Whaytes and William Hunte the younger. Defendants: Edward Phellipps. Subject of decree: Projected sale of the manor of Curry Rivel, Somerset, by the Earls of Derby. Date of decree: 27 January 39 Eliz. UBP. Date: 1597 Jan 27. Held by: The National Archives, Kew. [ http://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk ] * John Pinnye, Christening, Nov '''1598''', Thorncombe, '''Thorncombe, Dorset''', England. Father's Name John Pinnye. [https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QJDH-19B6 familysearch.org] * Will of '''John Pynney or Pinney''', Yeoman of '''Buckland Saint Mary, Somerset'''. Reference PROB 11/97/183. Date: 27 March '''1601'''. Prerogative Court of Canterbury. Woodhall Quire Numbers 1-38. Held by: The National Archives, Kew. [ http://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk - available for download, for a fee ]. ::Transcript by Elizabeth French (pages 41-42): Will of '''John Pynney''' of '''Hisbare''' als Hisbares within the parish of '''Buckland St Marye in the County of Somerset''', yeoman. Will written 9 November '''1600''', proved 27 March '''1601''' by Brigitte, relict and Executrix. Nonfamily bequests include cathedral church of Wells, poor of Buckland Marye, poor of Taunton, poor of Beerecrocumbe, poor of Whitstannton, poor of Curland, poor of Ashehill. Family named: Sister '''Agnes''', sister in law '''Agnes Pynney''' of '''Beere''', son '''Alexander Pynney''' (was not yet 24 years old, received 10 acres in Allermore), wife '''Bridgett''', son '''John''' (not yet 26 years old, had a tenement at Beercrocombe), daughters '''Elizabeth''', '''Jone''', and '''Grace''' (all unmarried and apparently not yet 21 years old), kinsmen Thomas Moore, '''John Standerwicke''', and '''Edmond Pinney'''. Two of the witnesses were Pinneys: '''John Pinney Jun.''' and '''Edmond Pynney'''. * 22 April '''1605'''. Marriage of '''John Pynney''' and Christian Hingston at '''West Alvington, Devon'''. Anglican. South West Heritage Trust, reference 818A/PR/1/1. [findmypast] * '''John Pinney''', son of '''Robart Pinney''', buried 09 Feb '''1605''' at '''Drayton, Somerset''', England [England Deaths & Burials 1538-1991 on Findmypast]. National Burial Index for England & Wales, also on findmypast.com, gives deceased's name as '''John Pynney''' and date of burial as 19 Feb '''1606''', at St Catherine church (Anglican). * John son of John Pinney, christened 14 May '''1607''', HINTON SAINT GEORGE, SOMERSET, ENGLAND. [https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:N51D-5LX familysearch.org] * Joannes Pinney married Anna Loring, 26 Jul 1609, '''Winsham, Somerset''', England. [https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:NXT8-V8Z familysearch.org] * Reference: 123M/L1462. Date: September 9 James (1611). Counterpart lease for 99 years or 2 lives in reversion. Lessees: '''John Pinney''' of '''Thorncombe, Devon''', yeoman. Fines: £90. Premises: reversion, on determination of estate of Dorothy Haiball, of 2 tenements now in the tenure of Dorothy Haiball, with timber for housebote, firebote, haybote, ploughbote, hedgebote. Lives: Ambrose lessee's son, John son of Dorothy Haiball. Rent 16s. 6d., 2 heriots 2 best beasts or 53s. 4d., to use dung, marl or other compost arising upon the tenements on the demised premises only. [Signed with mark and probably sealed, although date is incomplete]. Date: ['''1611''']. Held by: Devon Heritage Centre (South West Heritage Trust), not available at The National Archives. [ http://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk ] * '''John Pinney''', Anglican burial on 14 Dec '''1613''' at '''Honiton, Devon'''. [South West Heritage Trust, Archive reference 1639A/PR/1/2, on Findmypast] * '''John Pinney''', Burial, 11 Oct '''1618''', Thorncombe, '''Thorncombe, Dorset''', England. [https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QJDH-BYZR familysearch.org] * Will, '''John Pinney''' of '''Thorncombe'''. '''1618'''. Held by Dorset History Center. [http://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/browse/r/ac8e657b-4450-4fec-befc-538a2e9691b2 Records compiled by Richard Grosvenor Bartelot]. Also '''1619''' record for Will of John Pinney of '''Hewood, Thorncombe, Devon'''. [FindMyPast: Document references: 15 Parker, Devon Names in the Calendars of the Prerogative Court of Canterbury Wills (1383-1700), by Jean Harris] * '''John Pinney''', '''1620-1705''' and Jane French, parents of Mary (Pinney) Clark, who was mother of John Clark. attorney of S Stephen Walbrook, who was married 1716 Feb 23 and died 1730 and is recorded in Boyd's Inhabitants of London. [http://search.findmypast.com/record?id=gbor%2fbil%2fsog16%2f0660&parentid=gbprs%2fbil%2f00048368&highlights=%22%22 record image at findmypast]. (Birthdate on this record matches the birthdate on the unsourced John Pinney profile [[Pinney-22]].) *21 April '''1623''', marriage of '''John Pynney''' and Anne Carver at '''Thorncombe, Dorset'''. [findmypast, Dorset Marriages] * '''1623''', marriage of '''John Pynney''' and Anne Turner at '''Allington, Dorset''', England. [findmypast England Marriages 1538-1973] * '''John Pynney''', Christening, 18 May 1623, at Thorncombe, '''Thorncombe, Dorset''', England. Father's Name '''John Pynney'''. [https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QJDH-BPFF familysearch.org] * '''1624''', '''John''' the sonne of '''John Pinney''' was baptized the 23 of January. '''Exeter, St Petrock, Devon'''. [http://search.findmypast.com/record/browse?id=gbprs%2fdev%2f007119329%2f00047 image, findmypast]. [Note by ES: This baptism year is reported in the Old Style. The New Style year would be 1625.] [https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:J3X9-8NG familysearch.org] * Will of '''JOHN PINNEY''' of '''Brodway, Somerset''', yeoman. Written 25 September '''1627'''. To my brother '''John Pinney''' his own natural children to each of them 3s 4d. To Sara Turbelfeild my cousin 6s 8d. To my kinsman Richard Godwin 6s 8d. To my cousin Joano Godwine 6s 8d To my kinsman '''Thomas Pinney''' of Excester (sic) 20s. To my grandchild Elizabeth Wrentmore of Axbridge one bed with the appurtenances provided that my now wife shall enjoy the same during her natural life. All the rest of my goods and chattels to my daughter '''Sara Wrentmore''' whom I ordain to be my executrix. And I do appoint my brother '''Edmond Pinney''' and my kinsman '''William Standerweeke''' to be overseers giving them for their labor 3s 4d. Signed John Pinney. Witnesses '''Edmund Pinney,''' Siluester Rouncevall, Phelipp Horsey, and '''William Standerwicke'''. Proved 16 November 1629 by Sara Wrentmore. [Elizabeth French, citing PCC Ridley 3. She states "This testator was John Pinney, the younger brother of Edmund Pinney whose will is previously given. They had also a brother John Pinney the elder."] * 5 January '''1629''', burial of '''John Pynney''' at '''Honiton, Devon''', England. Anglican. South West Heritage Trust, reference 1639A/PR/1/3. [Findmypast -- has image but I can't read this name on it.] * Will of '''John Pinney''', Yeoman of '''Broadway, Somerset'''. Prerogative Court of Canterbury and related Probate Jurisdictions: Will Registers. Name of Register: Ridley Quire, Numbers: 60 - 113. Held by: The National Archives - Prerogative Court of Canterbury. Date: 16 November '''1629'''. Reference: PROB 11/156/442. [ http://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk - available for download, for a fee] * '''John Pinney''' buried 5 March '''1630''' at St. Aldheim and St Eadburgh church (Anglican), '''Broadway, Somerset'''. [National Burial Index for England & Wales, Findmypast] * Will of '''John Pynney or Pinney''', Yeoman of '''Broadway, Somerset'''. Prerogative Court of Canterbury and related Probate Jurisdictions: Will Registers. Name of Register: Audley Quire Numbers: 66 - 126. Will of John Pynney or Pinney, Yeoman of Broadway, Somerset. Held by: The National Archives - Prerogative Court of Canterbury. Date: 28 December '''1632'''. Reference: PROB 11/162/729, [ http://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk - available for download, for a fee ]. ''Image and transcript on WikiTree at [[Pinney-58]].'' * '''John Pinney''' married Protesia Holdich '''1620''' in '''Exeter, Devon'''. [Exeter Parish Records, on Findmypast]. Wikitree profiles: [[Pynney-1]], [[Pinney-22]], [[Pinney-133]]. * '''John Pynney''' who married Protesia made his will in Exon ('''Exeter'''), Devon, on 25 May '''1637'''. It was proved 19 July '''1639''', by Parthesy Pynney, relict and executrix. [Elizabeth French, NEHGR 1909, pages 40-41] [Findmypast has: John Pinney, 1639, Prerogative Court of Canterbury, Source: Devon Names in the Calendars of the Prerogative Court of Canterbury Wills (1383-1700), by Jean Harris. Document type: Will. Document form: Copy. Document references: 117 Harvey. Record set: Devon Wills Index, 1163-1999]. National Archives: Will of John Pynney, Draper of Exeter, Devon. Name of register: Harvey Quire, Numbers 66-135. PROB 11/180/712. [ http://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk - available for download, for a fee ]. Wikitree profiles: [[Pynney-1]], [[Pinney-22]], [[Pinney-133]]. :: According to Elizabeth French, siblings of John Pinney who married Protesia include '''Edmond Pinney''', '''Elizabeth Pinney''' ([[Pinney-18]]) who married John Standerwick, and "brother Howse." [Elizabeth French, NEHGR 1909, pages 40-41] :: Children named in the will of John Pinney who married Protesia and whose will was proved 19 July 1639 are '''John, Ed:, Elli:, Sara, Hester, Susan, and Prudence'''; some or all were not yet 23 years old when the will was written (in 1637). Other family mentioned in will are children's uncle Edmond Pynney, testator's uncle Edmond Pynney (apparently deceased), '''brother Richard Pynney''', '''brother Edmond Pynney''' (presumably the same as the children's uncle), brother Howse, cousin Mall Dudney, cousin James Marshall. [Elizabeth French, NEHGR 1909, page 40] * '''John Pinny''', Marriage '''1635''', St. Mary's, '''Beaminster, Dorset''', England. Spouse's Name '''Ann''' Uribe. [https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QJD4-6DCS familysearch.org (with image)] * 26 May '''1638'''. Will of '''John Pinney or Pynney''', Yeoman of '''Broadwinsor, Dorset'''. Name of Register: Lee Quire Numbers: 52 - 114. Held by: The National Archives - Prerogative Court of Canterbury. Date: 26 May 1638. Reference: PROB 11/177/148 [ http://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk - available for download, for a fee ] * Will of''' John Pynney''', Yeoman of '''Beer Crocombe, Somerset''', Prerogative Court of Canterbury and related Probate Jurisdictions: Will Registers. Name of Register: Lee Quire Numbers: 115 - 183. Will of John Pynney, Yeoman of Beer Crocombe, Somerset. Held by: The National Archives - Prerogative Court of Canterbury. Date: 01 December '''1638'''. Reference: PROB 11/178/599. [ http://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk - available for download, for a fee ] ::Transcript by Elizabeth French: Written 22 May '''1638.''' Bequests to the poor of the parish of Beere Crocumb, poor of the parish of Buckland St Marie, poor of the parish of West Milton. Family: '''William Pynny''' son (not yet 21), '''John Pinny''' son (to receive Castle Farm in Buckland St Marys, Dorset), wife '''Agnes Pinny''', '''Alexander Pinny''' son (not yet 21; to receive land in Allermore), '''Richard Pinny''' son (not yet 21), '''Roger Simes''' father in law, cousin '''Ambrose Moore''', cousin '''John Pinny''', cousin '''John Dunne the younger'''. Witnesses were Ambrose Moore, '''ffrancis Howse''', and Grace Togood. Proved 1 December 1638 by widow Agnes. ::[Note by ES: This may be the son of John Pynney of Buckland St Marys who wrote his will in 1600]. * John Pinney, son of George Pinney, Burial, 30 Aug 1638, Thorncombe, Thorncombe, Dorset, England. [https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QJDH-BYGR familysearch.org] * Court document. Short title: Allen v Pynney. Plaintiffs: John Allen. Defendants: '''John Pynney''', [Budley] and others. Subject: property in St Petrock, '''Exeter, Devon'''. Document type: bill, answer, bill. Date: '''1641'''. C - Records created, acquired, and inherited by Chancery, and also of the Wardrobe, Royal Household, Exchequer and various commissions. Records of Equity Side: the Six Clerks. C 1 - Court of Chancery: Six Clerks Office: Early Proceedings, Richard II to Philip and Mary. Held by: The National Archives, Kew. [ http://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk ] *''' John Pinney''' married Margaret Heydon, 16 November '''1642''', '''Lamyatt, Somerset''', England. [Somerset Marriages (pre-1754), on findmypast] * Will of '''John Pinney''', husbandman of '''Chardstock, Devon''', England, proved '''1645''', Peculiar Court of the Dean of Salisbury. References P5/1645/13, P5/14Reg/82C. Wiltshire and Swindon Archives. [findmypast] ===Nicholas Pinney=== * Nicholas Pinney, Christening, 09 Sep 1576, Thorncombe, Thorncombe, Dorset, England. [https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QJDH-133X familysearch.org] * '''NICHOLAS PYNNEY''', buried 20 August '''1604, BROADWINDSOR, Dorset'''. ST JOHN THE BAPTIST (ANGLICAN). National Burial Index for England & Wales [findm.ypast] * '''Nicholas Penney''', married '''1617''' at '''Plymstock, Devon'''. Boyd's marriage index, 1538-1850. [findmypast] * Reference: D/FAE/T/58. Tenement late John Woollmington's in '''Holditch, Thorncombe''', messuage late '''Nicholas Pinney''''s at Holditch and Hawkchurch, messuages late Joan Legg's and Silvanus Dolling's, and cottage and land taken from waste late John Hutchings in Holditch and any other property of Nicholas Putt's purchased from the Earl of Newport in the '''manor of Holditch and parishes of Thorncombe and Hawkchurch'''. (Putt, Prideaux). Date: '''1676'''. Held by: Dorset History Centre, not available at The National Archives. [ http://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk ===Richard Pinney=== *Baptism of Richard, sonne of John Pinney, 20 Nov 1624, Anglican, Dalwood, Devon. South West Heritage Trust, reference 1216A/PR/1/1. [http://search.findmypast.com/record?id=gbprs%2fdev%2f005843995%2f00028&parentid=gbprs%2fdev%2fbap%2f223356 image, findmypast] ===Robert Pinney=== * '''Robert Pinney''', baptized 05 Nov '''1546''' at '''Axminster, Devon'''. [findmypast] * '''ROBERT PINNY''' burial, 11 Feb '''1564''', '''WHITCHURCH CANONICORUM, Dorset''', ST CANDIDA & HOLY CROSS (ANGLICAN). National Burial Index for England & Wales. [findmypast] * Pynney v Pynney. Plaintiffs: '''Alice Pynney widow'''. Defendants: '''William Pynney''' and '''John Pynney'''. Court of Chancery: Six Clerks Office: Pleadings, Series II, Elizabeth I to Interregnum. Subject: personal estate of the deceased '''Robert Pynney''' of, '''Devon'''. Document type: pleadings. Held by: The National Archives - Chancery, the Wardrobe, Royal Household, Exchequer and various commissions. Date: '''1558 - 1579'''. Reference: C 3/137/67. [ http://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk ] * Will of '''Robert Pyne OR Pynne''', Probate year '''1567''', '''Axminster, Devon'''. Prerogative Court of Canterbury. * 20 Nov '''1569''', '''Broadwinsor, Dorset'''. Marriage of '''Roberte Pynney''' and '''Margerie''' (Blank). [findmypast] * Burial of '''ROBERT PYNNEY''', 23 Jan '''1579''', '''BROADWINDSOR, Dorset''', ST JOHN THE BAPTIST (Anglican). [findmypast] * '''Robert Pinney''', married 28 Jan '''1581''' in '''Thorncombe, Dorset''', to '''Joan Baker''' (Dorset Marriages, from parish registers). Another record (England Marriages 1538-1973, from parish registers) has wife's name as '''Johane Baker''' and location '''Allington, Dorset''', England. [findmypast] * '''Robert Pynney OR Pinney'''. Probate year '''1582''', '''Chardstock, Devon'''. Prerogative Court of Canterbury. PCC Admons. Vol. 3 f. 37. [findmypast] * Burial of '''ROBERT PYNNEY''', 22 Jun '''1583''', '''BROADWINDSOR, Dorset''', ST JOHN THE BAPTIST (Anglican). [findmypast] * '''Robert Pinney''' married to '''Edith Wardall''', 13 Aug '''1594''', '''Allington, Dorset''', England, or '''Thorncombe, Dorset''' [findmypast; two transcriptions give different locations] * '''Robert Pinney''' married '''1604''' at '''Charlton Mackrell, Somerset'''. "Somerset Marriages" record has Robertus Pinney married to '''Edith Vantone''' at Charlton Mackrell on 11 June 1604. [findmypast] * '''Robart Pinney''' baptized 15 Feb '''1606'''. Residence: '''Drayton, Somerset''', England. Baptized at Drayton, Somerset. Father: '''Robart Pinney'''. England Births & Baptisms 1538-1975. [findmypast] * '''Robert Pynnye OR Pinny''', Yeoman, Probate year '''1606'''. '''Axminster, Devon''', England. Will and admon detailed; admon by supervisors for Thomasine, a minor. (Episcopal) Consistory Court of (the Bishop of) Exeter. Source: Moger, Olive M., Transcript of Devonshire wills, 1600-1800. Document references: Vol. 15, p. 5383-86. Record set Devon Wills Index, 1163-1999. [findmypast] * Will of '''Robert Pinney''' of '''Thorncombe, Devon''', 20 May '''1615'''. PROB 11/125/510. The National Archives, Kew. [FindMyPast has location as '''Hewood, Thorncombe, Devon'''. Prerogative Court of Canterbury, 42 Rudd] * Marriage of '''Robert Pinny''' and Alice Wats, 02 Nov 1618, '''Netherbury, Dorset'''. Dorset Marriages. [findmypast] * '''Robert Pynney'''. Christening, 16 Jan 1624. Thorncombe, '''Thorncombe, Dorset''', England. Father's Name '''Nicholas Pynney'''. [https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QJDH-1SG4 familysearch.org] * Baptism of '''Robert''', son of '''John Pinhey''' and '''Avis''', 04 Feb '''1626'''. Anglican. '''Blackawton, Devon.''' South West Heritage Trust, reference 995A/PR/1/1. [http://search.findmypast.com/record?id=gbprs%2fdev%2f005843517%2f00079&parentid=gbprs%2fdev%2fbap%2f65720, image, findmypast]. * Burial of '''Robert Pinney''', 14 Mar '''1628''' at '''Drayton, Somerset, England'''. England Deaths & Burials 1538-1991. [findmypast] ===Roger Pinney=== * Administration on the estate of '''Roger Pinney''' of '''Bamister in County Dorset''' granted 16 June '''1636''' to '''Beatrice Pinney''', relict. [Elizabeth French, citing PCC Admon Act Book 163G 38 f 5] ===Sarah Pinney=== * '''Sara Piny''', Baptism date 11 Nov '''1599''', '''Broadway, Somerset''', England. Father: '''John Piny'''. England Births & Baptisms 1538-1975. [findmypast] * '''Sara Pynny''', Baptism date 09 Jan '''1619''', Residence: '''Beaminster, Dorset, England'''; mother: '''Margeriae Pynny'''. England Births & Baptisms 1538-1975. [findmypast] * '''Sara Pynny''', Baptism date 14 Jan '''1623''', '''Winsham, Somerset'''. (No parents named.) England Births & Baptisms 1538-1975. [findmypast] * Edward Pool of Weymouth, Massachusetts, gave a letter of attorney to William Pardon to receive legacies granted to his wife '''Sarah''' by the last wills of '''Edmond Pinney''' of '''Broadway in Somersetshire''' and '''Elizabeth Standerwick''' of Broadway. [Citation is to Aspinwall Notarial Records; repeated by Elizabeth French.] * Sarah (Pinney) Poole was a niece of Humphrey Pinney. (Great Migration Begins, [http://www.americanancestors.org/databases/great-migration-begins-immigrants-to-ne-1620-1633-vols-i-iii/image/?volumeId=12107&pageName=1481&rId=235191410 page 1481] ===Thomas Pinney=== * Administration on the estate of '''Thomas Pynny''' of '''Offwell, County Devon''', granted to '''Catherine Pynny''' als '''Raddon''', natural and legitimate daughter of the said Thomas Pynny. 2 June '''1634'''. [Elizabeth French, citing PCC Admon Act Book 1634 5 f 33] ===William Pinney=== * '''William Pine''' married '''Joan''' 18 Nov 1538 at '''Plymtree, Devon'''. England Marriages 1538-1973 (parish records). [findmypast] * '''William Penny''' married '''Thamsyne''' Dewdney, 23 Jan '''1540''' (this would be modern-style 1541). '''Uffculme, Devon'''. England Marriages 1538-1973 (parish registers). [http://search.findmypast.com/record?id=gbprs%2fdev%2f007341824%2f00145&parentid=gbprs%2fdev%2fmar%2f212605%2f1 image]. Boyd's marriage index, 1538-1850, gives only place and year of marriage. [all records on findmypast] * '''William Pynhey''', son of '''John Pynhey''', baptized 22 March '''1550/51''', '''Blackawton, Devon'''. South West Heritage Trust, reference 995A/PR/1/1. [findmypast: [http://search.findmypast.com/record/browse?id=gbprs%2fdev%2f005843517%2f00033 image] ]. Earlier baby of the same name, same father, same place, baptized on 27 Jan 1544. * '''Wylliam Pinney''' christened 16 Apr 1565, Thorncombe, Thorncombe, Dorset, England. [https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QJDH-B2MV familysearch.org] * '''William Pinny''' married '''An Mullens''' on 16 Nov '''1567''' at '''Whitchurch Canonicorum, Dorset'''. [findmypast] * Will of '''William Pynney''' of '''Thorncombe, Devon''', probated 01 April '''1587''', Prerogative Court of Canterbury. PROB 11/70/182. At National Archives, downloadable for a fee. [findmypast indicates location of '''Sinderford, Thorncombe, Devon'''] * Will of '''William Pinney''' of '''Chard, Somerset''', probated 07 October '''1592'''. PROB 11/80/277. At National Archives, downloadable for a fee. * '''Willm Pinney''' married '''Elizabeth''' Hors(e)man on 18 Nov '''1593''' at '''West Alvington, Devon'''. Anglican. South West Heritage Trust, reference 818A/PR/1/1. [http://search.findmypast.com/record?id=gbprs%2fdev%2f005843137%2f00054&parentid=gbprs%2fdev%2fmar%2f8110%2f1&highlights=%22%22 image at findmypast]. * Will of '''William Pynney''', Yeoman of '''Broadway, Somerset''', probated 22 May '''1596''', PROB 11/87/387. At National Archives, downloadable for a fee. * '''William Pinney''' married '''Joane''' Dowrotche on 16 Jan '''1597''' in '''Dorchester, Dorset''', at Holy Trinity. [findmypast] * '''William Pinney''', baptized 16 Nov '''1600''', Anglican, at '''West Alvington, Devon'''. Son of '''Willm Pinney'''. South West Heritage Trust, ref 818A/PR/1/1. [http://search.findmypast.com/record?id=gbprs%2fdev%2f005843137%2f00021&parentid=gbprs%2fdev%2fbap%2f39481 image at findmypast]. * '''Willm Pinney''', Burial 12 Jul '''1604''', Anglican, '''West Alvington, Devon'''. South West Heritage Trust, reference 818A/PR/1/1. [http://search.findmypast.com/record?id=gbprs%2fdev%2f005843137%2f00079&parentid=gbprs%2fdev%2fbur%2f26406 image at findmypast] * '''William Pynney or Pinney''', '''Thorncombe, Devon''', will probated 9 July ''1605'''. Prerogative Court of Canterbury. PROB 11/106/19. At National Archives, downloadable for a fee. * William Pynney, Christening, 19 Feb 1624. Thorncombe, Thorncombe, Dorset, England. Father's Name John Pynney. [https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QJDH-1SG6 familysearch.org] * '''William Pinney''' married '''Anne''' Goffe at '''Pitminster, Somerset''', on 18 Oct '''1636'''. [findmypast]. William Pinney and Anne Goffe, 18 Oct 1626: https://search.findmypast.co.uk/record?id=GBOR%252FPHILLIMOREMARS%252FYPSOM07%252F0029_1 * Administration on the estate of '''William Pynney''' of '''Stockland, County Dorset''', granted to '''John Pynney''' his brother 23 November '''1639'''. [Elizabeth French, citing PCC Admon. Act Book 1639-40, f. 84] * Administration in the estate of '''William Pynney''' of '''West Milton, parish of Porslocke, County Dorset''', granted to '''John Pynney''', his natural and lawful brother, on 12 October '''1652'''. [Elizabeth French, citing PCC Admon. Act Book, 1652, f. 184] * Burial of '''William Pinney''', 04 Feb '''1654''', '''Pitminster, Somerset, England'''. [findmypast] ===Others=== *'''Agnes Pinney''' married in '''1559''' to '''George Pinson''' at '''Allington, Dorset''', England. England Marriages 1538-1973. Dorset Marriages dataset gives Marriage date as 12 Nov 1559 and Marriage place as '''Thorncombe, Dorset'''. [both records at findmypast] * '''Anne Pinney''', daughter of John Pinney, Christening, 19 Aug '''1582''', Thorncombe, '''Thorncombe, Dorset''', England. [https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QJDH-1Q4H familysearch.org] * Ellen Pynnye, Christening Date 01 Mar 1558, Christening Place COLYTON, DEVON, ENGLAND, Father's Name John Pynnye. [https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:JWK3-3MD familysearch.org] * Christening of '''Esther Pinney''', daughter of John Pinney. 30 Apr '''1627'''. SAINT PETROCK, '''EXETER, DEVON''', England. [https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:N5WP-RYT familysearch.org transcript] * Christening of '''George Pinney''', son of John Pinney, 19 Jul 1572, Thorncombe, '''Thorncombe, Dorset''', England. [https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QJDH-B26Y familysearch.org] * '''Katherine Pyney''', Christening Date 04 Oct '''1564''', Christening Place '''OFFWELL, DEVON''', ENGLAND, Father's Name '''John Pyney''', Mother's Name '''Joanna'''. [https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:N57D-4FN familysearch.org] * Baptism of daughter of '''John and Jone Pinnie''', 8 October '''1625''', '''Chardstock, Devon''', [https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:N64F-KYK familysearch.org] * '''Leonard Pinney''', son of John Pinney. Christening, 07 Nov '''1582''', Thorncombe, '''Thorncombe, Dorset''', England. [https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QJDH-1Q4X familysearch.org] * '''Maria Pinney''', Christening, 26 Nov '''1587'''; SAINT ANDREW, '''CHARDSTOCK, DORSET''', ENGLAND; Father's Name: Johannis Pinney. [https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:J769-Q94 familysearch.org] * '''Mary Pynnye''', Christening 26 Mar '''1621''', AXMINSTER, DEVON, ENGLAND. Father's Name John Pynnye. [https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:JM54-Y54 familysearch.org] * '''Susan Pynye''', Christening, Jun '''1589''', Thorncombe, '''Thorncombe, Dorset''', England. Father's Name: John Pynye. [https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QJDH-BL92 familysearch.org] *'''1629''', '''Susanna''', the daughter of '''John Pinney''' was baptized May 17. '''Exeter, St. Petrock, Devon'''. [http://search.findmypast.com/record/browse?id=gbprs%2fdev%2f007119329%2f00048 image, findmypast] [https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:N5WP-5QD familysearch.org] * '''1632, Prudence''', the daughter of '''John Pynny''' baptized January 20. '''Exeter, St Petrock, Devon'''. [This year is old style date; new style would be 1633.] [http://search.findmypast.com/record/browse?id=gbprs%2fdev%2f007119329%2f00050 image, findmypast] ==Geography Notes== Broadway is in the area where Devon, Dorset, and Somerset come together, so the different county names don't necessarily indicate a significant distance between them. Some approximate linear distances (road distances usually are longer) from Broadway, Somerset: * Allington, Dorset: about 16 miles (SSE) * Ashill, Somerset: about 1.5 miles (north) * Axminster, Devon: about 10.5 miles (south) * "Baminster" likely refers to Beaminster, Dorset: about 13 miles (southeast) * Beercrocombe, Somerset: about 3.4 miles (north) * Blackawton, Devon: about 60 miles (southwest) * Broadwindsor, Dorset: about 9 miles (southeast, on the way toward Allington) * Buckland St Mary, Somerset: about 3.4 miles (WSW) * Chard, Somerset: about 3.5 miles (south) * Chardstock, Devon: about 7 miles (south) * Charlton Mackrell, Somerset: about 16 miles (northeast) * Colyton, Devon: about 14 miles (SSW) * Dalwood, Devon: about 10 miles (SSW) * Dorchester, Dorset: about 55 miles (southeast) * Drayton, Somerset; about 8 miles (northeast) * Exeter, Devon: about 30 miles (southwest) * Hardington-Mandeville, Somerset: about 12 miles (ESE) * "Hisbares" likely refers to what Google Maps identifies as Hisbeers Farm, Buckland St Mary: about 2.4 miles west of Broadway * Honiton, Devon: about 14.5 miles (southwest, on the way toward Exeter) * Ilminster, Somerset: about 2.5 miles (east) * Lamyatt, Somerset: about 25 miles (northeast) * Netherbury, Dorset, about 14 miles (southeast) * Offwell, Devon: about 13 miles (southwest, near the way toward Exeter) * Pitminster, Somerset: about 7 miles (northwest) * Plymtree, Devon: about 18 miles (southwest) * Powerstock, Dorset: about 17 miles (southeast) * Stockland, Devon (no Stockland found in County Dorset): about 8.5 miles (southwest) * Stokenham, Devon: about 65 miles (southwest) * Taunton, Somerset: about 8.5 miles (northwest) * Thorncombe, Dorset: about 8.5 miles (SSE) * Uffculme, Devon: about 16 miles (west) * West Alvington, Devon: about 65 miles (southwest) * West Milton, Dorset: about 16 miles (southeast) * Whitchurch Canonicorum, Dorset: about 14 miles (SSE) * Widworthy, Devon: about 12 miles (southwest; Widworthy is about 3 miles east of Honiton) * Winsham, Somerset: about 6.5 miles (SSE) ==Sources==
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In 1890, [[Rhodes-3290|Cecil Rhodes]] joined with his British South Africa Company to attempt annexation of Mashonaland.(later Southern Rhodesia and now Zimbabwe). This group was named the Pioneer Column. In his search for gold, he wanted to beat the Germans, Portuguese and Boers to secure Matabeleland and Mashonaland. His first step toward this goal was before this time. He went about getting [[Unknown-443780|King Lobengula]] to sign a treaty in 1888. This treaty allowed [[Rhodes-3290|Cecil]] to have mining and administration rights but did not set out for settlement. This treaty was called the [[Space:RUDD_CONCESSION|The Rudd Concession]] after his business parther, [[Rudd-1714|Charles Dunell Rudd]], who secured the treaty signature from the king. Despite not having permission to occupy the area, that was an intent of his so he started the Pioneer Column. Origionally it was estimated they would need 2,500 men and around 1 million pounds to win the war they knew was going to come from the King. One of his men, Frank Johnson, delivered the area with just 250 men and 87,500 pounds. It was just a 9 month time. Part of the recruitment was to offer each 3000 acres of land and 15 claims for mining. His party included 180 civilian colonists, and 200 volunteers. They had 62 wagons at their disposal. One of these men was [[Selous-1|Frederick Selous]]. He had a close knowledge of Mashonaland. Irish Commander Liutenant Colonel Edward Pinnefather was placed as the director of the troops. Later, 110 men, 16 wagons, and 380 cattle and horses joined to assist. Weapons consisted of Martini-Henry rifles, revolvers, field guns, Maxim machine guns and an electric searchlight. '''''Timeline''''' '''1885''' Colonial powers advocated Pioneer Column at Berlin Conference '''1888''' Treaty signed between [[Rhodes-3290|Cecil Rhodes]]' British South Africa Company and [[Unknown-443780|King Lobengula]] '''June 28, 1890''' Troops started at Macloutsie in Bechuanaland planning to stop at Mount Hampden '''August 1890''' Three towns founded - Fort Victoria, Fort Charter and Fort Salisbury '''September 12, 1890''' Column arrives '''September 13, 1890''' Union Jack raised overlooking Fort Salisbury by Lieutenant Edward Tyndale-Biscoe '''October 1, 1890''' Corps disbanded '''1927''' Government issued British South Africa Comany Medal to commemorate the Pioneer Column '''September 12, 1920 - 1979''' National Holiday celebrating Pioneer Column arrival in 1890 == Sources == * Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pioneer_Column * Pioneer Column, Pindula: https://www.pindula.co.zw/Pioneer_Column * Pioneer Column, Military, Wikia.org: https://military.wikia.org/wiki/Pioneer_Column
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[[Category:Profile Improvement Project]] __TOC__ :'''[[Space:Profile_Improvement_Project_Voyage|Profile Improvements Project (PIP) Voyage]] Graduates''' ::'''& Their Improved Profiles''' :These profiles are on the Voyagers' watchlist and are usually profiles for their own family. Each member has used the Voyage to show their skills in: * following the community's style guidelines * using the Wiki markup language * ensuring adequate sources for the information included in the biographies :The goal is constant improvement, not perfection, and each profile reflects the Voyagers' own personal preferences on profiles for which they are the only manager. Voyagers understand that: * improvements may be made by other members * they will need to work together with other interested family members on stylistic decisions :More recent voyage graduates, their profiles, and feedback can be found at [[Space:PIP_Voyagers_Improved_Profiles_2|PIP Voyagers Improved Profiles 2024.]] === 2020 Graduates === *[[Troth-89|Becky Troth]] **[[Brasier-233|Elizabeth (Brasier) Jarvis]] **[[Cooksey-201|Elizabeth (Cooksey) Brasier]] *[[Thornton-5581|Helen (Thornton) Holt]] **[[Holthoefer-11|David Joseph Holthoefer]] **[[Holthoefer-2|Howard William Holthoefer]] *[[Dodge-4214|Robin (Dodge) Shaules]] **[[Dodge-4215|James Arthur Dodge]] **[[Winkelstein-1|Warren Winkelstein Jr.]] *[[Ford-7139|Leandra Ford]] **[[Williams-83290|Jane (Williams) Fradd]] **[[Fradd-32|Margaret Jane (Fradd) Lomman]] ***"Undertaking the Voyage helped to improve my citations, increased my knowledge of Wikitree style requirements and I learned about some very useful tools that I now use frequently." *[[Mutimer-76|Melissa (Mutimer) Jamison]] **[[Blackwell-2462|James William Blackwell]] **[[Mutimer-3|Harriet Mutimer]] *[[Duran-985|TC Duran]] **[[Hertzel-114|Abraham Hartzell]] **[[Hertzel-109|Samuel (Hertzel) Hartzell ]] *[[DeFoe-76|Susan DeFoe]] **[[Bowen-2791|Percy Albert Brewster Bowen]] **[[Pfalz-7|Waldo Ernst Grover Pfalz]] *[[Finnerty-95|Karen (Finnerty) Butler]] **[[Manison-1|Mary Ann (Manison) Cupples]] **[[Geary-804|Phyllis Kathleen (Geary) Harvey]] *[[MacKechnie-21|Dallas (MacKechnie) Manicom]] **[[Parsons-11517|Thomazine Parsons]] **[[Alves-22|John Alves]] *[[Davies-5942|Stephen Davies]] **[[Hough-1811|James Edward Hough]] **[[Kibble-119|Charlotte Winifred (Kibble) Hough]] *[[Judd-3112|Rob Judd]] **[[Wood-17316|Mary Ann (Wood) Higgins]] **[[Fox-17967|Edward Fox]] *[[Haese-11|Kylie Haese]] **[[Hoffmann-1644|Friedrich Samuel Hoffmann]] **[[Gorman-2053|Cecil Claude Gorman]] ***"I think the voyage is fantastic. It feels so amazing to see profiles on my watchlist finally complete with full biographies. I will definitely be making profile improvement a regular and consistent practice on wikitree from now on." *[[Stephens-10192|Donna (Stephens) Harris]] **[[Middleton-617|Rowena Sturgess (Middleton) Williams]] **[[Fawkes-203|Albert Ivor Fawkes]] *[[Holland-6232|Troy Holland]] **[[Mead-3119|Emanuel Mead]] **[[Colwill-90|Ann (Colwill) Jenkins]] *[[Evans-3182|Kathy Evans]] **[[Witham-237|Sarah Ann (Witham) Tarr]] **[[Head-4092|Samuel Knox Head]] ***"I was amazed to find out what I didn't know. Melissa was a wonderful guide who showed me many new ways to improve my profiles." *[[Bizony-2|Aidan Bizony]] **[[Whitehead-4425|Alfred George Whitehead]] **[[Dwight-569|Hariette (Dwight) Bailey]] === 2021 Graduates === *[[Tomlinson-2681|Mary Tomlinson]] **[[Delp-232|Peter Delp Sr.]] **[[King-28440|Smith King]] *[[Ring-1915|Cindy (Ring-1915) Hanrahan]] **[[Sandahl-46|Lillie Amelia (Sandahl) Hypse]] **[[Bailey-27640|Teresa Mary (Bailey) Fischer]] *[[Molesworth-181|Ben Molesworth]] **[[Keane-811|Henry James Keane]] **[[Rutledge-1842|Eliza Emily (Rutledge) Molesworth]] ***"Thank you, I am enjoying this. It is helping heaps. I actually can't wait to go back through all my profiles again." *[[Martin-60173|Ann (Martin) Sherwin]] **[[Kunzmann-27|Engelhard (Kunzmann) Kunzman]] **[[Kunzman-43|Albert Jacob Kunzman]] ***"The Voyage has inspired me to stop creating bare-bones profiles about remote relatives and spend more time fleshing out the ones closer to me, like my great grandparents. That is really more fun in the long run. And it gave me many tools for doing so that I would never have found on my own. I highly recommend the Voyage." *[[Cushing-1054|Cherry (Cushing) Duve]] **[[Looser-23|Bernice (Looser) Robertson]] **[[Looser-28|Ceral jones Looser]] *[[Lee-11043|Scott Lee]] **[[Martin-57023|George Washington Martin (1853-1928)]] **[[Erwin-187|Anne (Erwin) Hitchcock (1803-1854)]] ***"You spent a lot of time looking at my profiles, finding areas that needed improvement, teaching me about citations and how to reference them. Which page to go to and what style to use. Also, the templates for sharing records regarding sites like Ancestry, and the html wiki markup language!" *[[Thomas-7679|Gillian Thomas]] **[[Hardwick-866|George Hardwick (1808-1858)]] **[[Baird-3304|Thomasine (Baird) Pocock (1871-1915)]] ***"I really enjoyed the PIP voyage. I loved working on profiles from my own watchlist. It made the learning experience much more relevant and meaningful. In my situation, as I've already had quite a lot of experience on WikiTree, my goal was to work on improving my skills in writing factual, thoughtful, interesting and sensitive biographies. Having a Voyage Guide to discuss some of the particular intricacies of the profiles I had picked was so helpful. I was very appreciative of the advice and feedback. I feel much more confident now in writing biographies for my ancestors and relatives. If I was relatively new to WikiTree, I know my profiles would have really benefited from mastering all the other skills involved in completing the PIP voyage." *[[Hewitt-5164|Nan Hewitt]] **[[Gahan-172|Emma (Gahan) Craven (1868-1936)]] **[[Terry-7190|Johanna (Terry) Tynan (1843-1938)]] ***"I found the PIP voyage very helpful. Overall, the most valuable aspect for me was learning the correct formatting for citations from various sources. However, I also learned other lessons about formatting in Wikitree. Being provided with feedback and suggestions accelerated the learning process for me and I now feel more confident in working on my family's profiles." *[[C-213| K C]] **[[Hackleton-9|William Hackleton]] **[[Flower-932|Winfield Allen Flower]] *[[Barton-7380|Richard Barton]] **[[Closson-369|Eulalie Evans (Closson) Barton (1918-2003)]] **[[Batchelder-611|Theodate (Batchelder) Sanborn (1743-1828)]] ***"Thank you. This is just what I wanted this program to do for me." *[[Martin-46788|Maxx Martin]] **[[McEwen-1035|Arita Mafeking (McEwen) Hughes (1900-1989)]] **[[Aslett-84|Lydia (Aslett) Thomson (1898-1945)]] ***"I enjoyed the Profile Improvement Voyage and think it is a very good way to encourage WikiTreers, both new to the site and experienced, to keep their profiles to a high standard." *[[Spahr-119|Ronald Spahr]] **[[Wright-28086|Melba Amelia (Wright) Leggett (1914-1985)]] **[[Spahr-130|Henry K. Spahr (1841-1922)]] ***My guide spent a great deal of time reviewing my profiles, then providing pointers, tips, suggestions, and a great deal of feedback, helping me to structure the biographies and text of my profiles. She was always patient with me as I asked question after question. She also helped me work within g2g in my quest to have a sticker created for the I.O.O.F. I look forward to continuing to learn within WikiTree so I can leave a family history legacy that is not only accurate, but interesting to read. *[[Ward-9858|Stephanie Ward]] **[[Haynes-5608|Granville Newton Haynes (1880-1964)]] **[[Haynes-5610|Ferrol Odessa (Haynes) Painter (1911-1975)]] ***I highly recommend the PIP Voyage. No matter how thorough your biographies are, there's more to learn here at WikiTree, where new apps and widgets are being developed all the time. It goes without saying that you'll learn the basics if you don't already know them, but you'll also be given style pointers, citation advice, tips on how to add polish with images and links, and instruction on some of the many tools and menu items available on each profile page. Every question I had was answered. All at my own pace and without pressure. Many thanks to my guide Kathy, and to Debi for adding this wonderful service for our members! *[[Coat-12|Veronica Williams]] **[[Cassidy-446|Rebecca Murphy]] **[[Paice-8|Abigail Courtney]] ***"Happy to have worked with you to improve my understanding of sourcing requirements." *[[Urquhart-93|David Urquhart]] **[[Blackman-386|Thomas Blackman]] **[[Cheyne-20|James Cheyne]] *[[Sands-1865|Kay Knight]] **[[Reed-16536|Lucy Reed]] **[[Reed-24130|Hannah Reed]] ***"I highly recommend taking the PIP Voyage. It was an interesting journey and will certainly influence my future work. There are always new things to learn about WikiTree! This is a great way to see how your contributions can help improve our tree." *[[Lehman-2372|Francis Lehman]] **[[Norval-245|James Charles Norval]] **[[Rutherford-4701|David Carter Rutherford]] ***"I loved the project but I would have loved if there was a 72 hour waiting time between messages, I learnt so much that would take my profiles from good to great ... Again, thank you for the wonderful experience." *[[Leger-741|Loretta Leger Corbin]] **[[Lay-671|Spencer Lay, Sr.]] **[[Ely-1013|Lettie Belle Ely Burrows]] ***What a delightful Voyage! A definite “Must Do”. Personally, I believe every WikiTreer would benefit from taking the PIP Voyage. I would like to see a Mini Voyage for seasoned genealogists and a Starter Voyage for new genealogists. I learned so much about citing sources and personal knowledge citations, learned how to use some different genealogical sites, and learned a ton about formatting text. The profiles I chose for the Voyage were in pretty bad shape. One didn’t even have all the children listed! [[Lay-671|Spencer Lay Sr.]] started out with 3 or 4 children and wound up with 14 children and 8 siblings. [[Ely-1013|Lettie Belle (Ely) Burrows]] had 17 siblings and 12 children. Probably not the best choices for the Voyage but my guide got me through it. I should be able to tackle just about anything now. Debi Hoag and her guides deserve a BIG Texas Size Thank You. Y’all Rock!!! *[[Cormac-6|Pam Cormac]] **[[Gammie-129|Isabel (Gammie) Fordyce]] **[[Slaughter-674|Thomas Edward Slaughter]] ***It has been an amazing experience and taught me so much. I can't say enough how beneficial I think doing the PIP voyage is. A whole rounded adventure that dealt with sourcing, citations, formatting, images, categories, style and so much more. I'd recommend the PIP Voyage to anyone, whether they want to create beautiful memorials to the hero's and heroines that came before us, or they want to take their genealogy skills to the next level. I do and will continue to use these new skills everyday. I have absolutely loved it, seriously...thank you so much. *[[Dale-2823|Pam Dale]] **[[Abner-325|Jasper Abner]] **[[Rose-14690|Robert Nelson Rose]] ***I enjoyed it and have changed my formatting a lot! *[[Camp-4114|Dana (Camp) Gammel]] **[[Bearden-1467|Elijah Eli Bearden (1892-1975)]] **[[Bridges-4844|Bennie Richard Bridges (1890-1957)]] ***I am sad it is over. I enjoyed it! Thank you for all your help. I learned so much about formatting, sourcing and my family. *[[D-312|S D]] **[[Kilcool-2|Michael Kilcool (abt.1788-bef.1844)]] **[[Sheppard-1276|Allan Lionel Sheppard (1889-1967)]] *** "I very much enjoyed working through the Profile Improvements Voyage. It is useful to have a second pair of eyes looking at the details and sources of a profile - especially when the profile is long. I found that Debi did not overlook any problems or insufficiencies, but she was also flexible in my solutions. ... I learned about ref name= and now need to go back through my profiles to eliminate duplicate sources." * [[Emmett-561|Kaitlyn Emmett]] **[[Robinson-28461|Maria (Robinson) Tompson (1840-1901)]] **[[Emmett-566|John Emmett (abt.1818-1892)]] ***"Thanks for all your feedback. I've incorporated it into the biography." *[[Williamson-862|Sandra Williamson]] **[[Jordin-17|Sarah Harriot (Jordin) Ellis (1813-1881)]] **[[Willoughby-2918|James Lincoln Temple (Willoughby) Todman (1866-1929)]] *[[Murphy-21646|A. Murphy]] **[[Cash-1811|Selina (Cash) Barrick]] **[[Coffey-4235|Ella (Coffey) Bell]] ***"The best part of the WikiTree community is its collaborative spirit, and the PIP Voyage is a wonderful way to get into that spirit. And what better way is there, than to voyage with a personal guide? Robin guided my voyage across the open water of wiki, through the straits of improvement challenges, and into the bay of beautiful profiles. Thank you!" *[[Lawson-10040|Bryan Lawson]] **[[Greene-8963|Abijah Greene]] **[[Lawson-10045|Matt Lawson]] *[[Crawford-15512|Amy Gilpin]] **[[Affleck-291|Ralph Affleck]] **[[Park-3459|Agnes (Park) Pretty]] *[[Johnson-66920|Ron Johnson]] **[[Acker-1283|Henry Philip Acker]] **[[Moler-20|Lois Rebecca (Moler) Purdue]] ***Ron's feedback on the Voyage [https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/1239792/profile-improvement-project-help-your-managed-profiles-shine?show=1239936#a1239936 in G2G] *[[Pendleton-2589|Damien (Pendleton) Blunderfield-Garwood]] **[[Rowley-4230|John Robert Rowley]] **[[Garwood-801|Edward Garwood]] ***It was very enjoyable. It taught me a lot of things that have helped me with my own family tree ... Most of the fundamental concepts I know about profile texts on WikiTree came from the voyage. we've explored profiles with varying levels of complexity, which has enabled me to go from not knowing the difference between a source and a citation/reference, to comfortably applying them to profiles as if born to it, including knowing when and when not to use inline referencing. [My Guide] asked me to consider and improve on problems that I would have never thought of, [has] been very patient in clarifying my many questions, and [has] even helped me with tricky areas of research. A word and a phrase come to mind: Amazing...Thank you! *[[Moore-25062|Sheryl Moore]] **[[Keener-903|Benijah Keener]] **[[Moore-26700|William Anderson Moore]] ***I thoroughly enjoyed the PIP Voyage, and it was a fascinating incentive to work on my much-neglected ancestors’ profiles. No matter how much I thought I knew about WikiTree’s style, guidelines and protocol, I learned plenty of invaluable tips and tricks from my guide – Melissa. Her responses were timely, on point, and personal to my work. Great feedback and a marvelous experience! I will carry the voyage lessons with me on every profile I work on in the future and have already shared some tips with others. Thank you for providing this as part of the PIP Project. I excitedly anticipate participating in the PIP Project for a very long time! *[[Schreffler-119|K. Schreffler]] **[[Alexander-19380|Abel Cidney Alexander]] **[[Bickelman-4|Elizabeth Bickelman]] ***I very much enjoyed my time completing the PIP Voyage. It can be daunting stepping into a new space and learning new formatting and style guidelines, even if you've already done the research. I wanted to feel comfortable working on the profiles of my ancestors, and now that I have finished the Voyage I feel far more confident creating their pages than I did when I began. My guide was gracious and knowledgeable and patient. I had a lot of questions! As well as specific things I wanted to include on the profiles I wrote. She answered everything thoroughly and clearly and was pleasant to correspond with. She always had excellent suggestions and I am very glad that I decided to sign up for the Voyage. Thank you so much for creating this opportunity. *[[Bjorkgren-1|Joyce Rivette]] **[[Rivet-300|Marie Eugenie LeGlue]] **[[Mingus-249|Paul S. Mingus]] ***The PIP Voyage has been a very enjoyable experience. It has encouraged me to get past the bare bones narrative and to make profiles more interesting with images, tables, shared links to data behind paywalls, and more. I recommend this voyage to any member, whether experienced or novice! It has expanded my thinking and I'll continue to use what I've learned in the future. Thanks to my guide, Melissa, and her patience with me and the unavoidable delays I encountered. I really appreciated the stress-free environment and being able to go at my own pace. *[[Olson-6823|Elsie Hagley]] **[[Olson-6828|Frederick Olson]] **[[Olson-3537|Edward Olson]] ***The PIP Voyage has been a very enjoyable learning experience, and has helped me to understand what a good profile is. I learnt so much and I recommend it to any WikiTree user. A very big thank you to my Guide who has been so patient and given me so much of her time, teaching me to understand every part of the training needed to improve profiles. She has, thereby, given me the confidence I needed to work with them, instead off being afraid that I might mess them up. Every mistake can be fixed. Also, special thanks to Debi for this program. *[[Cole-14574|Carolyn (Cole) Napoli]] **[[Eldredge-564|Iona May (Eldredge) Cole (1894-1987)]] **[[Cole-23959|Bob Cole]] ***Kathy was a wonderful mentor for PIP. I benefited tremendously from her guidance in editing sources. She has extensive knowledge on this subject and she was so helpful and patient during my learning process. Kudos to you Kathy! *[[Anderson-23510|Thom Anderson]] **[[Wilson-36128|Barbara (Wilson) Anderson (1833-1916)]] **[[Brown-53498|Harry Stevens Brown (1855-1932)]] ***Your input was exactly what I was hoping to get and it shows that an old dog can learn new tricks. The top three are (1) theWayback Machine, (2) labels on images, and (3) Grammarly. Thanks again for the great mentoring! *[[Dickson-4413|Margaret (Dickson) Allison]] **[[Tennant-2005|Sarah (Tennant) Wright (1877-1958)]] **[[Grierson-62|Robert Grierson (1813-1865)]] ***This course honed my skills and gave me further information on sourcing. The two main lessons were the change for Find A Grave (which had slipped past me) and the free image for Ancestry Citer (once that was fixed up for me). I also realised that I needed to change how I linked to ScotlandsPeople, so now do a direct link instead of a generic one. More work for me, but it means that people see the record straight away. There were other minor style issues that I am developing. *[[McRorie-37|Bartley McRorie]] **[[Holt-8264|Samuel Benjamin Holt (1879-1939)]] **[[McRorie-51|James McRorie (1880-1969)]] ***Thank you again for the Voyage! I would highly recommend this process to any WikiTreer! I learned several things that will be a regular part of my profiles now, including placing a Familly Search link on WikiTree profiles, the Ancestry sharing link, and profile style considerations. I look forward to collaborating with you on a distant cousin in the future! *[[Cormack-404|Anon Sharkey]] **[[Bremner-845|Francis Donald Holden Bremner]] **[[Goodier-19|Mary Carrodus]] ***I found trying to get the citations difficult but with support got there. It has helped me think about what else might go in a profile, the need for a sequential layout and also to go away from a profile and then come back with fresh eyes and further thoughts. It would not have been possible without the patient and encouraging guide Melissa. Thank you *[[Clark-63749|Nigel Clark]] **[[Stichling-3|Mary Ann Elizabeth (Stichling) Amsden]] **[[Hunt-21959|Frederick Somerset Richard Hunt]] ***For people interested in genealogy, WikiTree is the best computer application that I have found so far for the following reasons: a) The underlying principle that there is only 1 tree with all entries properly sourced, which has enabled me to link my ancestors with other relatives correctly and painlessly. b) It is free to use. c) The education and support processes within the system and from other genealogists that enable users to improve their genealogy skills step-by-step. This sets WikiTree apart from other genealogy Applications. The “Voyage” process is one of the support processes that works extremely well. My guide in this process was Leandra Ford. Rather than overload me with information “up front”, she worked with me step by step to improve the specific profiles that we were working on. Leandra provided me with links to the appropriate WikiTree tools when they became relevant to use with the profiles, and guided me in their appropriate use. Over a period of 3 weeks, she sent me a number of detailed emails which I will keep for reference as I continue to work on other profiles. She also ensured that she was encouraging and supportive all the way through. Great stuff! Thank you for your help. *[[Feidt-22|Bill Feidt]] **[[De_Guise-25|Norma Marie Louise (de Guise) Bayless (1891-1973)]] **[[Rowland-4991|Frances Eva (Rowland) Walling (abt.1859-1941)]] ***A voyage well worth the taking. Kathy was a wonderful guide and helped me to think about my profiles from different perspectives. This experience will definitely influence the way I do my profiles in the future. And I intend to make regular visits to my early profiles and gradually improve them too. Kudos to Debi too for making this experience possible. *[[Smith-241759|Sue (Smith) Knifley]] **[[Newton-13270|William Gregory Newton]] **[[Richeson-16|Elizabeth L (Richeson) Smith]] ***The PIP voyage was a great experience for me. I learned so much about writing citations and where to look for additional sources. It really made me realize the wealth of resources available online. Debi’s guidance made me look at my biographies and see where I needed to find additional sources to back up what I had written and in doing so I made other discoveries about my ancestor that i did not know. I gained the confidence I needed to work on the biographies of my other ancestors. I highly recommend the Voyage! *[[Fann-206|Fann Fann]] **[[Garner-4231|Sarah Frances (Garner) Boland (1837-1912)]] **[[Snipes-331|John Snipes (aft.1798-aft.1860)]] ***The Profile Improvements Voyage exceeded my expectations. The profiles that I worked boosted my confidence in knowing what to include for best practices in documentation. I am now much more satisfied that the work that I do rises to a level where others who read profiles that I add or update can better follow the documentation and grasp the genealogically significant details added. Kathy was both a constant encouragement and an expert Voyage Guide. No detail was too small to inquire about and get a timely response. *[[Bishop-16832|Mel Bishop]] **[[Hill-34072|Robert E. Hill (abt.1836-1904)]] **[[Bishop-4914|Richard Moore Bishop (1812-1893)]] ***When I first found WikiTree, I was excited because it offers so many features I had wished for in other sites. However, those features come with an overwhelming amount of material to learn. The PIP Voyage was the perfect solution for me. At the most basic level, the program provides groundwork information on style, sourcing and formatting. Perhaps more importantly though, it offers an enormous amount of tips, tricks and resources I would maybe never have figured out on my own. My wonderful guide, Kathy, was knowledgeable and kind in her critique and advice, and quick to answer every question; she provided invaluable support and encouragement during my learning journey. I really can't recommend this project highly enough, for any WikiTree user, no matter their experience level. I had a fantastic trip! *[[Nowell-324|Dola (Nowell) Acree]] **[[Nowell-354|Mary Grubella or Isabella (Nowell) Smith (1866-bef.1910)]] **[[Nowell-359|Lela Augusta Nowell (abt.1886-1974)]] *[[Weller-280|Julie Weller]] **[[Banthorp-3|Samuel Banthorp]] **[[Eley-586|Polly (Eley) Rowe]] ***I am so grateful for all the help you have offered. I have learned so much from you, the general ways of producing an interesting read by utilizing the tools offered by Wikitree and how to access them. I would never have worked out by myself all the skills you helped me develop, not just the bigger ones such as 'tables' and 'stickers' but all the extra pointers you gave, I saved them to a 'cheat sheet' so I can add them easily to the rest of my ancestors profiles. * [[Wright-34853|Jean Brooks]] ** [[Oughtibridge-43|Ann (Oughtibridge) Kelsey]] ** [[Seaton-1122|Arthur Seaton]] *** I have really enjoyed my journey through PIP. I've learnt a lot, which I wouldn't have by myself. I found it quite challenging at times, but my guide Leandra has helped me through, and given me the tips I need to improve the profiles I manage in the future. I would really recommend anyone who is serious about genealogy, especially if they are new to the site to do this, as I found Wikitree a bit daunting at first. I certainly feel more confident that I can now do a better job. Will now be very busy updating the many profiles I manage with categories and pictures and other improvements. * [[Land-2950|Bob Land]] ** [[Bartlett-12859|Jan Bingham (Bartlett) Merritt]] ** [[McElroy-2358|Moses McElroy]] ***Thank you so much! My voyage has been really, really good. I feel like I know how to edit profiles well now. I feel motivated to do more editing and updating with other profiles on my Watchlist. I really appreciated the responsiveness I received to my emails. I was emailed back quickly and had very thorough and helpful feedback. I liked the little words of wisdom I received, such as the w w w w of sources as well as how I was pointed to many good tools on the WT site (Ancestry citer, Rootsearch). I also appreciated the suggestions for good habits such as making sure to check for dupes and suggestions before finalizing a profile. I also liked learning about how to use pictures and not have them on the right only. I learned to create a spacepage. I joined WT to connect with other researchers, and to get connected to the PIP Voyage was definitely a great step toward that goal. *[[Hensel-236|Carrie (Hensel) Lippincott]] **[[Bich-19|Christian Bich]] **[[Stokes-3767|Lydia (Stokes) Wills]] ***It has been quite a journey! I had no idea what I'd gain by doing it, but I thought I'd give it a try. It has been wonderful to work one on one with you learning. It is exciting to have new skills to improve the profiles I'm working on. I hope to also lead by example and help people to see the vision of how wonderful a profile can be. I am so in love with Wikitree! Photos, bios, documents, collaboration, categories and the list goes on!!! ... I can tell I am much better at working on profiles now.I appreciate having a better understanding of the editing tools/templates available! I am also more aware what my common errors are, so that also helps. *[[Durbin-702|Natalie (Durbin) Trott]] **[[Timmons-694|Mary Ann (Timmons) Diebold (1858-1932)]] **[[Rings-14|Myrwood Lewis Rings (1902-1978)]] ***My voyage guide was very thorough, pleasant, and knowledgeable, and showed me a few things I had never seen or used before, such as the ancestry citer. *[[Catambay-1|William Catambay]] **[[Cleveland-2698|Mary Elizabeth (Cleveland) Pinckney (1863-1948)]] ** [[Pinckney-429|Jaline (Pinckney) Perkins (abt.1842-1916)]] *[[Hindman-473|Ward Hindman]] ** [[Allen-45268|James Wiltse Allen (1832-1914)]] ** [[Green-30463|James E. Green (1862-1894)]] ***My PIP Voyage guide was terrific. She showed me many ways to improve my profiles. Showed me features of WikiTree that I had completely missed. Above all, she was patient with me and explained things different ways until I finally understood. *[[Mulder-2419|J. Mulder]] ** [[Versloot-34|Klaas Versloot (1855-1890)]] ** [[Van_der_Vlist-36|Dirkje van der Vlist (1858-1908)]] ***I loved doing this journey, especially so soon after joining WikiTree. It didn't only teach me to make profiles better, it also taught me a lot about how WikiTree itself works. I had a wonderful guide who answered all of my questions and helped me find my way on WikiTree. The profiles I will make going forward will be all the better for having done the PIP Voyage. *[[Pepperrell-22|Phillip Pepperrell]] **[[Pepperrell-103|William Frederick Pepperrell (1819-abt.1881)]] **[[Trude-43|Caroline Mary (Trude) Pepperrell (abt.1842-abt.1909)]] ***Thanks for the guidance, and the experience was really worthwhile. I really enjoyed it. * [[Croll-284|Neil Croll]] ** [[Robertson-10469|Colin Robertson (1856-1949)]] *** My voyage experience was extremely rewarding and I was continually impressed by how knowledgeable my guide is. What I have learned will be reflected in every profile on which I work in the future. * [[Hood-4815|Cherryl Schmidt]] ** [[Brake-446|George Brake (abt.1844-1896)]] ** [[Griffiths-5057|Mary Hannah (Griffiths) Callow (1896-1971)]] *** Thank you for providing such a great learning opportunity. I had been quite happy with my profiles to date but now realise there are always lots of things that can be done to improve them. I work in relative isolation much of the time so this was a great opportunity to obtain constructive feedback. Very much appreciated, and I can now move forward with greater confidence and contribute to this amazing Global Tree. *[[Miller-28608|Denise Miller]] **[[Frazier-5689|Sarah Elizabeth (Frazier) Grimes (1851-1928)]] **[[Meunier-986|Louis Meunier (1835-1910)]] ***My guide was really helpful and explained everything really well. I'm going to cut and paste all her instructions into a word document so I have it for later reference. This was a great experience and I'll continue to improve my profiles with the suggestions she has given me. *[[Lundholm-24|Maria Lundholm]] **[[Andersdotter-8501|Justina (Andersdotter) Fjästad]] **[[Pettersson-586|Alma Wilhelmina Charlotta (Pettersson) Fjästad]] *[[Ketcham-879|Michelle Ketcham]] **[[Wiggins-3662|Judson Kilpatrick Wiggins (abt.1869-1908)]] **[[Dodds-2047|William Harrison Dodds (1811-1901)]] *[[Miller-75721|Brianna Miller]] **[[Wintersgill-22|Albert Wintersgill (1892-1982)]] **[[Miller-75833|Matthew Francis Miller (1930-1966)]] *[[Walling-681|Elaine (Walling) Goodner]] **[[Bell-18316|Alice Marion (Bell) Hammon]] (1860-1908) **[[Scott-9014|James Payne Scott]] (1888-1960) ***Where to start! I have learned a huge amount about details. Details are the polish that make a profile shine. I now have tools for creating useable sources, not just the Source widget, but for Scotlands People and handed down documents. Learning how to use Free Space pages for the inline pictures is a real game changer for me because now I can use all the documents I have collected in profiles. I have been correcting FindAGrave sources on every profile I open that has one. The guidance you provided about the overall appearance of the profile (the use of the colon) is a big part of the polish. I like it! I have thoroughly enjoyed this Voyage and you made it that way. Thank you from the bottom of my heart! *[[Bell-25846|Sarah Bell]] **[[Luke-1482|Mary Ann (Luke) Pyne (abt.1860-1893)]] **[[Pyne-353|James Pyne (1837-1917)]] *[[Brown-120154|Robyn (Brown) Forgy]] **[[Clarkson-2214|Mary Ann (Clarkson) Sier (abt.1825-abt.1900)]] **[[Eidson-354|John Boyce Eidson (1813-1872)]] *[[Smith-245120|Jan (Smith) Hellier]] **[[Hammonds-561|Hannah Hammonds (abt.1835-)]] **[[Sims-8349|Lucy (Sims) Ellery (1854-bef.1923)]] *[[James-134|David James]] **[[Elsemore-52|Clementine W. (Elsemore) Allen (1840-1904)]] **[[Longfellow-3|Ellen Jane (Longfellow) Bohanon (1833-1911)]] ***I thought I was already a pretty good researcher when I started the voyage, but you have shown me that having a fellow genealogist review one's work is an invaluable learning experience. Your thoughtful comments about how to make a biography a more accurate (and more readable) synopsis of a person's life were invaluable, and I love the long list of helpful apps and tips that you saved for the end. This list of tools just reinforces my already strong conviction that WikiTree is one of the best resources for today's genealogists, and keeps getting better. *[[Davis-31932|Alan Davis]] **[[Meaden-86|Lilian May Meaden (1893-1983)]] **[[Davis-82946|Francis Robert Davis (1891-1971)]] ***My genuine thanks for your expert tutelage, knowledge, gentle prodding and patience in guiding me through. I have enjoyed the PIP Voyage immensely. Over the years I've developed some strong research skills, but the PIP Voyage has improved my approach to genealogy significantly. I have learnt the value of translating research into structured biographies that will endure over time and make interesting reading for current and future generations. I am particularly grateful that it has caused me to dig deeper and more thoughtfully into my immediate ancestors and bring their stories to life. The process has made me much more comfortable in navigating the Wikitree approach and using the many tools available. I'm looking forward to growing that knowledge base into the future and have volunteered to join the England Project. Progress from one part to the other was seamless & each new challenge was revealed just as I thought I was reaching the summit so that I was never overwhelmed by the task ahead. *[[Orvis-372|Nikki Orvis]] **[[Gepharte-1|Della Irene (Gepharte) Orvis (abt.1884-1957)]] **[[Jones-106569|Phillip Arthur Jones (1887-1945)]] *[[Pickering-3253|Denice Burger]] **[[Curtis-13921|Esther A. (Curtis) Bennett]] **[[Johnson-96704|Charles H. Johnson]] *[[Jowett-548|Ruth Jowett]] **[[Jowett-558|Hanson Jowett (abt.1836-1893)]] **[[Manley-2837|William Edward Manley (1895-1917)]] ***I have really enjoyed the PIP Voyage and found it an ideal follow-on from the England Project’s Orphan Trail. The Trail taught me about finding and citing reliable sources: the Trail then built on that by using more ‘advanced’ skills including images, stickers, and categories. I also enjoyed being able to work on profiles of people related to me, which made them more interesting (to me) than the strangers on the Orphan Trail. Following the PIP Voyage also encouraged me to look into an ancestor who, although he only had a short life, served in WW1, so I was able to find, and include, quite a lot of detail and have a full profile just in time for what would have been his 126th birthday. But I couldn’t have done it without Leandra’s guidance. *[[Pederson-582|Chris Pederson]] **[[Bourque-1624|Ricard Clay Bourque (1880 - 1972)]] **[[Struck-223|George David Struck (abt. 1824 - 1911)]] ***The PIP Voyage has been a wonderful experience! I think I’m a better researcher because of it. The course forced me to think more critically about sources and proper citations. Stephanie has been a pleasure to work with and so patient. I couldn’t have had a better 2nd set of eyes. *[[Weatherall-96|Elaine (Weatherall) Martzen]] **[[Hooper-1409|Robert B Hooper (1855-1909)]] **[[Bowman-9675|Nancy Jane (Bowman) Stanfield (1888-1941)]] ***I'm so grateful to the PIP Voyage and to my Guide. I am a fairly experienced Wikitreer, and I learned several new tips and best practices. I am now a guide for a regional project, and am glad I can share the best information. === 2022 Graduates === *[[Aylett-389|Ruth Aylett]] **[[Aylett-548|Edgar Nichols Aylett (abt.1875-1935)]] **[[Nichols-16512|Anne (Nichols) Aylett (1835-1920)]] ***Many thanks for your support. Very useful to have a new and experienced eye examine what I have been doing and help me to improve. Also appreciated the useful advice on referencing standards. *[[Smith-236057|David Smith]] **[[Todd-11079|Samuel Todd (1849-1886)]] **[[Trendell-27|Edwin Trendell (1841-1906)]] ***I'm very glad that I took the PIP Voyage. I have learnt a lot about small things I didn't previously understand and I would recommend it to everyone. My Guide was excellent and the process of completing the profiles and receiving feedback on them worked very smoothly. Overall, it has been greatly helpful for me as both a WikiTreer and as a family historian. *[[Lonski-12|Jill Foster]] **[[Wolfe-7034|Henry Wilbert Wolfe]] **[[Crowley-2659|James Riley Crowley]] ***I am enthused about the Profile Improvements Voyage Project. I joined wikitree in February of 2021 and soon became a fan of the inline citations. The only problem was if I forgot or misplaced some little mark, my words disappeared, something would be highlighted in red and/or the data doctor would point out a certain numbered error. I didn't always understand the explanation when I looked it up. I was a bit intimated when I read about the Profile Improvement Project; however, I joined. With the first email I received from my guide I felt more comfortable. I picked a relative who I felt close to from hearing stories about him from my mother, my grandmother and my great uncle. Henry B. Wolfe was father, husband and brother to these people. I had even searched and found Henry's original death certificate at the Oregon State Archives in Salem, Oregon. Alas, on this document where his death date was supposed to be was the date of his funeral. His doctor wrote a disclaimer under the date. My guide helped me work through this and other problems. She used tact and just the right amount of help. She explained the "wikitree way" more than once and in more than one way. Her examples were great. So, I had a great time writing my second profile about James Riley Crowley. He was a relative of my husband of whom I knew little. I did quite a bit of research on James and because of my guide and hard work on the first profile had a much easier time. I became convinced I could write good profiles on my own. I highly recommend this project to anyone who feels inclined to take it up. Just keep advertising it so people will know it is available. *[[McNicol-372|David McNicol]] **[[Spangler-1617|Eva (Spangler) McNicol (1889-1954)]] **[[McNicol-388|Leon McNicol (1887-1949)]] ***I had prior practice writing brief biographies for ancestors. Consequently, I took the Voyage primarily learn the WikiTree software. My ever patient Guide gave me just the right amount of help—enough to ensure that I moved forward but not so much that I did not have to frequently consult Help and G2G. As a result, I not only learned but learned how to learn about the WikiTree software. I strongly recommend this project for anyone getting started on WikiTree. *[[Scheeler-65|Amy (Scheeler) Sparks]] **[[Llewellyn-858|Mary (Llewellyn) Thomas (1875-abt.1970)]] **[[Scheeler-75|Charles Henry Scheeler (1880-1969)]] ***Thank you for guiding me through the voyage! I wish there were a way to nudge newer WikiTree people to sign up for a voyage because how working with you made me feel. I’m pleased to know I’m not making messes and am contributing value while learning so much about my family. You are a fabulous guide, and I’m grateful for your patience and wealth of knowledge. I’ve been interested in genealogy since I was a child, and now I finally feel comfortable researching and documenting what I find. I’m having fun! *[[Potter-10870|Susie (Potter) Officer]] **[[Beilby-267|George Hawkins Beilby (1877-1920)]] **[[Wyeth-321|George Melbourne Wyeth (1890-1916)]] ***I really wish everyone could do the PIP Voyage. It’s valuable for newbies and oldies alike! For newbies it provides the basics and for oldies it provides reminders about what to focus on (for me spelling!) and new tips/tools (some I didn’t know about). I’m a Trailblazer (guide) for the England Project Orphan Trail and I learned a lot from the PIP and I’m very pleased to have completed the Voyage. I especially appreciated receiving tips/new tools at different review stages during the Voyage. It was great to focus on some of my own family members who don’t get the attention they need. No suggestions for improvement other than train more guides so it can be offered to more people! Thanks for working with me Kathy! *[[Thiessen-117|Traci Thiessen]] (Fast Track) **[[Thiessen-484|Henning Dietrich August Thiessen]] *[[Watkins-7379|Peggy Watkins]] (Fast Track) **[[Webb-14686|Frances Ann (Webb) Watkins]] *[[Curnick-42|Michelle (Curnick) Wilkes]] (Fast Track) **[[Mitchell-16178|James Henry Mitchell]] *[[Cochoit-2|Joe Cochoit]] (Fast Track) **[[Harris-19518|James Harris]] *[[B-404|Anne B]] (Fast Track) **[[West-6609|Harriet (West) Crofutt]] *[[Atkinson-3464|Carolyn (Atkinson) Martin]] (Fast Track) **[[Carey-1749|William H Carey Sr.]] *[[Bonner-1839|Alicia (Bonner) Taylor]] (Fast Track) **[[Inglett-138|John Putnam Inglett Jr.]] *[[Sigh-1|John Sigh]] (Fast Track) **[[Wertz-319|Jacques Wertz]] *[[Darcy-578|Diane Darcy]] (Fast Track) **[[O'Rourke-549|Margaret (O'Rourke) Darcy]] *[[Dodd-6369|Mark Dodd]] **[[Temple-3060|Olive Ellen Mason (Temple) Dodd (1884-1973)]] **[[Dodd-6371|William Temple Dodd (1912-1986)]] ***"My experience of the PIP (Voyage) was a great learning experience, I thought I knew about solid source referencing, but there is so much more to it, along with some automated tools that make the process really beneficial for the future! There was lots of helpful advice and links to reference given that gave solid support to the process." *[[Holmquist-171|Momo Holmquist]] **[[Bradley-15360|Sarah (Bradley) Kelley]] **[[Svensson-5002|Jonas Svensson]] ***Participating in the Profile Improvement Project completely transformed my interaction with WikiTree from one of doubtful uncertainty and constant worry that I was doing the wrong thing, to a much more joyful and confident experience. Now I work on profiles and citations with anticipation and enthusiasm, instead of dread. I don’t, by any means, think I know everything, but I do feel like I have a good grasp of the basics and a sturdy platform on which to build more knowledge. Also, I have learned about tools that make tasks easier on WikiTree, and have made my time on the platform so much more efficient. If you are not an experienced Wiki-er, and plan to continue working with WikiTree, I highly recommend the PIP experience. *[[Moore-34858|Dallace Moore]] **[[Mitchell-25608|Sarah E. (Mitchell) McCreery (1825-1895)]] **[[Mink-514|Margaret Lucinda (Mink) Adams (1870-1913)]] ***I loved taking the Voyage. Learned a lot of new things and some I already knew. I'm not so afraid of biographies anymore. This was a great experience, everyone should try it. *[[Heenan-119|K (Heenan) Heenan-Davies]] **[[Cory-1179|Clifford John Cory Bt (1859-1941)]] **[[Cory-1352|Herbert Beynon Cory (abt.1856-1926)]] *[[Kuykendall-1914|Katie (Kuykendall) Hernandez]] **[[Skelton-2317|William M Skelton (1817-1884)]] **[[Kuykendall-1972|Martha Mabelle (Kuykendall) Highfield (1907-1939)]] ***"I feel like I learned a lot as we moved forward through the voyage. I'm not sure you can improve it. The voyage was well guided and in-depth. It felt challenging, which I expected/hoped for, and it definitely helped me grow as a wikitreer'. " *[[Davis-50681|Connie Davis]] (Fast Track) **[[Davis-51235|Walton Leslie Davis (1911-1980)]] *[[Ryan-11645|Carmel Ryan]] **[[MacSween-56|Henrietta (MacSween) Smith]] **[[Payne-13667|William Payne]] *[[Barrila-1|Sarah (Barrila) Fergione]] **[[Davis-89733|Dunham Davis (1792-1826)]] **[[Foley-4549|Mathieu Michael Foley (1872-1953)]] *[[Wright-4386|Candyce Fulford]] (Fast Track) **[[Bemis-654|Charles Austin Bemis]] *[[Williams-27459|Kim Williams]] (Fast Track) **[[Parsons-7304|Aaron W. Parsons]] ***I am very happy with the support I have received from the Profile Improvement Project Team. Having been a member since 2017 I thought my profiles were pretty good and was "sure" that I knew a lot about Wikitree. Through participating in PIP I learned much more about finding and using sources, about formatting profiles, and discovered how to improve profiles I manage. *[[Tench-130|Jennifer Tench]] **[[West-23531|Henry Frederick West]] **[[Smith-259278|Glady Sarah Delilah (Smith) Barton]] *[[Keniston-36|Bob Keniston]] (Fast Track) **[[Kennaston-2|Isaac Francis Kennaston]] *[[Ivey-594|Karen Herndon]] (Fast Track) **[[Greene-4218|Joseph Whitfield Greene]] ***I was excited to receive the message from my Guide for a Fast Track of my Profile Improvement Voyage. She was very patient and kind with suggestions and communicated effectively. Since joining WikiTree in 2014, I have learned a great deal for profile biographies, formatting and sourcing and have been constantly improving the way I write them. Robin encouraged me to use the BEE for sourcing which I had not been utilizing. I found it to be most helpful and I discovered a template for "Newspapers.com". She also brought to my attention the FamilySearch Profile and FamilySearch Record templates that I wasn't aware of previously. All in all, a great experience with the Voyage and I would highly recommend it to anyone wishing to explore how to improve profiles properly. *[[Michaelsen-74|Jeff Michaelsen]] **[[Ingalls-1658|James Whipple Ingalls]] **[[Sawyer-6309|Frank Merrill Sawyer]] *[[Hilton-692|Denise Hunt]] **[[Swayne-333|Margaet (Swayne) Gibson]] **[[Hepburn-932|George Hepburn]] *[[Flint-3636|Nicci (Flint) Hartland]] **[[Achurch-54|Mary (Achurch) Flint (abt.1771-abt.1826)]] **[[Payne-17682|Jabez Payne (1848-abt.1900)]] ***I loved Voyage and gave me more tools to research with, and would recommend it to everyone. *[[Younge-80|Jackie Younge]] **[[Earnest-832|Wesley "Wes" Benjamin Earnest]] **[[Balmain-76|Velma (Balmain) Earnest]] *[[Lints-36|Mike Lints]] **[[Holland-14330|Jennie Isabel (Holland) Abbott]] **[[Wright-55826|Frederick Wright]] ***I was writing good profiles before, but participating in PIP has definitely upped my game. Specific benefits include: :::#My writing has been improved by being reviewed and critiqued by a knowledgeable editor. :::#I've started including images in my profiles. :::#My citations are more consistent and reliable. :::#I've started adding categories and stickers to my profiles. :::#I've learned to use Word to check spelling and grammar (a simple step, but one I hadn't previously thought of). ::::PIP was a lot of work, but well worth it. *[[VanAllen-9|Victoria DeLuca]] **[[Daniel-9625|Sarah (Daniel) Bowen]] **[[Le_Mahieu-29|Maria (Le Mahieu) Johnson]] *[[Gates-3086|Steve Gates]] **[[Dodge-1955|Reuben Dodge]] **[[Gates-2543|Addison Gates]] *[[Mayes-1296|John Mayes]] **[[Knight-12770|Alice Laura Jane (Knight) Harding]] **[[Wells-19025|Alice Amelia (Wells) Wadnow]] ***It has been a fascinating and informative exercise. I have learned so much. There are many aspects of WikiTree that I was only vaguely aware of that are now part of my toolkit. *[[Fisher-26333|Melanie White]] (Fast Track) **[[Seller-508|Catherine Hugh Erasmuson (Seller) Brechin]] ***I completed the PIP voyage mostly on my own while waiting on the list for a guide. But that was fine because the instructions were very detailed and clear. Then I was added to the fast track - which was really good as it was just picking up some of the finer details that I had missed while completing it on my own. The voyage itself was really good because I learned a lot about the ins and outs of Wikitree and how it works. I found myself going back time and time again to fix things but it was good practice and I am now much quicker at completing profiles that look good and are functional. Though even now, sometimes I have to review things that I don't use very often. Having the high standard to complete the voyage means I have an expectation of always completing profiles to a high standard regardless of the amount of information that is available to complete them. I'm really glad that I did it. *[[Kroehnert-39|Jenny Kroehnert]] **[[Weigand-462|Joseph David Weigand]] **[[Weigand-468|Heinrich Weigand]] ***The P.I.P. Voyage has been a wonderful experience that has taught me so much. Having someone share their wisdom and knowledge greatly enhanced my ability and confidence to try new things. I recommend the voyage to everyone. *[[Snook-1459|Laurie Hughes]] **[[Kuechler-14|Amalie Augusta Wilhelmine (Kuechler) Brunhoeber]] **[[Snook-1420|Tunis Augustus Snook]] *[[LaPlante-401|LK LaPlante]] **[[Hawkins-13330|Evaline B. (Hawkins) Angell]] **[[Lemieux-1164|Marie Lumina Lemieux]] *[[Vaskie-1|John Vaskie]] **[[Sammons-697|Lydia Margaret (Sammons) Fonda]] **[[Bowlin-887|Powhattan Bowlin]] *[[Land-3383|Nic Land]] **[[Combs-1333|John Sidney Combs]] **[[Combs-1332|Carl Luther Combs]] *[[Ackley-1513|Pilla Leitner]] **[[Kiefer-1144|Mary Magdalene (Kiefer) Miller]] **[[Ackley-1539|Frederick John Ackley]] ***I loved doing this journey with my mentor. She was amazingly organized with teaching the skills that make WikiTree such a pleasure to use for research. I have copy-pasted much of the contents of her emails into a Word document for my future use. She was also very patient, as I got involved in both genetic genealogy and with painting shelves toward the end, when the shore was almost visible. I know it took a lot of her personal time, too. We can make our gigantic family tree even better now! ===2023 Graduates=== *[[Urbach-13|Kathy Nava]] **[[Sharp-12294|William Hiler Sharp]] **[[Urbach-15|Franz Urbach]] ***I had a wonderful time learning how to write a biography to bring my ancestors to life. I am adopted so I chose one adoptive ancestor and one biological ancestor. I learned about my adoptive grandfather who died when I was an infant. I had no idea how important he was and what he went through during his life. *[[Soltysiak-9|Erin Robertson]] **[[Ozimek-26|Rosalie Sophia Ozimek]] ** [[Hunt-27499|Josephine Drummond Hunt]] ***I feel like all my profiles are itching for a re-do now! I made the changes suggested, and will continue to do so in the future. What a help it's been. *[[Tirey-10|Elida Tirey]] **[[Scott-16742|Mamie A. (Scott) Wilkey]] **[[Wilson-55901|Lewis L. Wilson]] *[[O'Dell-121|Lorraine O'Dell]] **[[Chase-3433|Hannah (Chase) Butler]] **[[Odell-3468|Florence Rose Edna (Odell) Squires]] *** I decided to take the PIP Voyage because I was aware that I lacked some pieces of information about how to format certain things, particular some sources and what to do if certain information isn't readily available. I hoped the Voyage would help me specifically in those areas and it did. I also found it valuable to see my Biographies through someone else's eyes and will, hopefully, improve my writing of the narrative in the future. The profiles are not just for me, but for everyone and anyone and it's important that certain things are standardized and that the narrative be clear and even interesting. It sometimes felt like a lot of work but it was worth it. *[[Grogan-1083|Cheryl Grogan]] **[[Heath-9613|Ann (Heath) Dunning]] **[[Dunning-2597|Charles Dunning]] ***I have just finished my Voyage and have enjoyed every part of it. My Guide has been fantastic and it has been great to learn how to create well sourced and interesting profiles. I would definitely recommend anyone just starting out on WikiTree to take advantage of the Profile Improvements Project. *[[Kimbel-162|Sally Kimbel]] **[[Kimbel-205|Charles Ellsworth Kimbel]] **[[Swartz-2569|Harry Swartz]] *[[Burley-204|Lorraine Nagle]] **[[Tucker-13|William Vernon Tucker, M.D.]] **[[Richardson-10539|Annie (Richardson) Owens]] *[[Blakeman-448|MaryAnn Blakeman]] ** [[Hebert-2081|Jean Jacques Hebert]] ** [[Blakeman-361|Curtiss Blakeman]] *[[Landry-5473|Ray Landry]] **[[McNeil-3589|Philippe McNeil]] **[[Martin-80245|Theodore Martin]] ***Being relatively new to WikiTree, I could tell from my brief exposure there must be a great deal behind the scenes to this system of managing genealogy. On my own, I tried to learn basic profile creation, using a “hit and miss” approach. In my early journey, I quickly began to interact with active members in Louisiana and I attempted to learn from the work they created. Specifically, Jacqueline Girouard and Stephanie Ward generate a tremendous amount of quality work. In one of our many collaborative encounters, Stephanie Ward, who I have never met, recommended I join PIP Voyage; I am very grateful to her for pointing me in that direction. Although I was somewhat hesitant, I joined and encountered another quality person in my guide. She was an excellent PIP guide and coach exposing me, in a non-threatening manner, to simple steps to producing a better profile. Many of these steps I did not even know existed, but was amazed at how easily they could be employed after practice. I learned many techniques to make profile development easier, making me much more productive, which I now appreciate. You may wish to journey alone as I first considered, but I highly recommend anyone wanting to know more to experience the voyage in improving their profile development skill set utilizing a collaborative approach set to your own pace *[[Miller-105942|Katie Miller]] **[[Miller-106349|Amos Miller]] **[[Miller-15249|Charles Miller]] *** I am really pleased with the results of the PIP Voyage. I learned a great deal about WikiTree while undertaking the Voyage. I appreciated the links to help pages regarding Find A Grave and the use of templates. It made me search the help pages the use of Ancestry and FamilySearch sources/templates. There is so much to learn about WikiTree. I thought setting a time frame for the Voyage was also a good idea. Although for me I had already decided to get my profile done relatively quickly, I imagine this would be very helpful for others in setting aside time to focus on their Voyage profiles. *[[Macklem-13|Liza Macklem]] **[[Sauve-825|Celeste Sauve]] **[[Durocher-802|Marie Durocher]] ***I know that I haven’ asked a lot of questions but I feel that I have learnt a lot. Specifics would be things link correcting the Find A Grave Source, adding a photo within the text, and a few other things. However, just as important to me, I have learnt how to slow down and really look at the sources I have and write more about a person because of it. I have grown a lot in profile writing since I joined WikiTree and the PIP journey has helped me to improve/confirm what I write when I take the time to do it properly. I can see the improvement even though it may be hard to see in the 2 profiles I have done as part of this journey, and I thank you for that. *[[Mosier-771|Stephen Mosier]] **[[Garber-1782|Olive Delphine Garber]] **[[Snyder-13842|David S Snyder]] *** The first thing I learned is how much stuff (templates, formatting rules, guides, apps, etc) there is on WikiTree that you may never see unless someone directs you to it. I discovered resources and apps that make research easier and faster, and I learned a lot about formatting a citation. I'm not sure I ever would have found these things on my own. And kudos to my guide for the effort she devoted to my voyage. *[[Huigens-6|Kevin Huigens]] **[[Ogden-5087|William Frederick Ogden]] **[[Kennedy-26627|Margaret H. (Kennedy) Kain]] ***The PIP Voyage was a wonderful aid to help me climb the WikiTree learning curve. I learned so many useful and interesting ways to improve profiles (categories, links to external sources embedded in citations, links to uploaded source images in citations, checking the links to make sure that they work) and shortcuts (mainly Sourcer, once I figured out how to configure it to get EE-style citations). I was also able to see how sharing WikiTree profiles was a great way to share my research with others. Robin was a generous guide who put a lot of effort into going through what turned out to be a couple of very long profiles. I am looking forward to applying my new knowledge to my existing profiles and the new ones I'll create. *[[Geer-1686|Ralph Geer]] **[[Geer-242|Jonas Geer]] **[[Barrows-1640|Willis Fielder Barrows]] *** Spending time on the PIP Voyage was the best investment of my time this year. My guide taught me so much that I didn’t know. I recommend that anyone serious about improving themselves and their profiles take the PIP Voyage. Just after I finished my first profile and thought there was nothing else to learn, my guide showed me more tips, tricks, tools, and investigative ideas that really impressed me. She expected nothing but perfection from me and guided me towards that end. She must have made an impression on me because I find myself automatically using what I have learned on each profile I create and edit. *[[Mac Rae-4|Gordon Mac Rae]] **[[Lancefield-4|Sarah Lancefield]] **[[Hockly-8|Ross Hockly]] ***Thank you very much for the journey, I enjoyed it thoroughly and the journey solidified various tips I had started to learn. UI am forever spoiled and will only be putting together well made profiles. Your help, Denise, was invaluable and my Wikitree journey will be the better for it. I will call on you when I need some help, thank you for the offer. *[[Johnson-61091|Debbie Ferguson]] **[[Gentry-3872|Betty Lou (Gentry) Weed]] **[[Alberty-156|Cecil Earl Alberty]] *[[Haywood-41|Ros Haywood]] (Fast Track) **[[Murch-168|Samuel Murch]] * [[Fulkerson-232|Scott Fulkerson]] **[[Overhults-1|William Mitchell Overhuls]] **[[Withrow-235|Joseph Henry Withrow Sr]] *[[Bent-1675|Tracey Bent]] **[[Roberts-47566|Elizabeth Roberts]] **[[Barnacle-85|John Barnacle]] *[[Mullenberg-4|Kirby Mullenberg]] **[[Centers-196|Margaret Ethel (Centers) Scott]] **[[Howe-13354|Margaret Ione (Howe) Smith]] * [[Crockett-3764|Audrey Crockett]] **[[Primeaux-161|Donatille Primeaux]] **[[Frederick-3522|Charles Frederick]] *** I hoped to achieve a greater knowledge of how to create and format a profile on a more expert level. I believe that I have learned a great deal from you on the intricate ins and outs of profile creation and formatting. I hope to continue to use this new knowledge as I create and edit profiles on WT. It has far exceeded my expectations on what I hoped to learn. * [[Dreyer-373|Sjana Lee (Dreyer) Bauer]] ** [[Cullins-100|George Alva Cullins]] ** [[Kramp-22|Jacob Kramp]] *** It was a pleasure working with my Voyage Guide. I never felt rushed my guide went through all the different aspects of WikiTree and how to make a proper profile, efficiently and properly. My guide also ensured I understood where to find and use all the different tools that Wikitree had to offer, and made clear and concise suggestions as to how to enhance my profile, while listening to my desires to keep it my "voice" and personal. This was important to me and with my guide’s suggestions, I ended up with profiles that both myself and my family could be proud of. 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[[Category:Scottish Families]] [[Category:Piper Clan]] =='''Welcome to Clan Piper''' == {| border="1" width ="80%" ! colspan="3" style="background-color:#254AB4; color:#FFF;"| Clan Piper Team |- |Team Leader ||[[Space:Scotland_-_Scottish_Families_Team| Scottish Families Team]] |- |Team Members||[[Thomas-10705|Michael Thomas]] |- | || |} ==='''Clan Members'''=== :The goal of this project is to ... offer a focal point for all members interested in the Lairds and Chiefs of Clan Piper together with members bearing the name Piper, the related families and those recognised as septs of Clan Piper. :Here are some of the tasks that I think need to be done. I'll be working on them, and could use your help. * promoting the entries of those bearing the name Piper on Wikitree. * ensuring entries appearing on Wikitree are as accurate as possible, correcting mistakes once spotted. * encouraging interest in and study of Clan Piper. :Will you join me? Please post a comment here on this page, in [https://www.WikiTree.com/g2g G2G] using the project tag, or send me a private message. Thanks! ==Piper History== :Crest: :Motto: :Slogan: :Region: :District: :Plant badge: :Pipe music: :Gaelic name: :Septs: :Names associated with the clan: :See Also: *[[Space:Clan Piper|Research]] by [[Thomas-10705|Michael Thomas]] {{Image|file=Thomas-10705-6.png|align=c |size=400px}} '''Clan Piper''': Piper is a surname of English and Scandinavian origin, derived from the Old English "pipere" and the Old Norse "pipari", meaning "pepper". [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Piper_(surname)] Piper is a Sept, or an associated family, of Clan Murray. From House of Names [https://www.houseofnames.com/piper-family-crest]: '''Piper History''' - The people known in ancient Scotland as the Picts were the forefathers of the Piper family. It is also the name for a person who played the bagpipes. '''Early Origins of the Piper family''' - The surname Piper was first found in Innerbundy in Aberdeenshire (Gaelic: Siorrachd Obar Dheathain), located in the Grampian region of northeastern Scotland. They held a family seat from early times and first records appeared on the census rolls taken by the ancient Kings of Britain to determine the rate of taxation of their subjects. '''Piper Spelling Variations''' - When dictionaries were produced in the last few hundred years, spelling gradually became standardized. Before that time, scribes spelled according to sound. Names were often recorded under different spelling variations every time they were written. Piper has been written Piper, Pyper and others.
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[[Image:Pirates-5.jpg|350px]] [[Category:Pirates]] *[[Project:Pirates|The Pirates Project]] '''''Pirate''''': ''A person who engages in the crime of robbery or other act of violence for private ends on the high seas.'' == A Pirate By Any Other Name Is Still A Pirate == '''Pirate''' Simply one who robs or plunders at sea. Many worked as privateers or on military ships before becoming pirates. Some were pressed into service or abducted seamen forced into serving when their ships were captured. '''Buccaneer''' These pirates first got their name from the French word boucan which means "barbecue," for the way they grilled their meat. They originally hunted the waters off the island of Hispanola but by the 17th century, buccaneers were any pirate based in the West Indies. '''Corsair''' Pirates or privateers who plundered the Mediterranean. The most famous of the Corsairs were the Barbary Corsairs from the Barbary Coast of North Africa. '''Marooner''' From the Spanish word for "Cimarron" which means deserter, Marooners were Spaniards who had deserted the navy and included the Cimarron negroes who were runaway slaves that had been brought to the Americas by Spain. Like the Buccaneers, they were the pirates of the Caribbean. '''Privateer''' Those that waged a form of economic warfare against their enemies by only attacking ships from hostile nations, sharing their plunder with their country's rulers.
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==Pirates Across the Ages== === Pirates From the Middle Ages === *Giorgio Adorno, Knight of Malta active in the Mediterranean. Originally from Naples, he was elected "Captain-General of the Galleys" in 1547, 1549, 1557 and 1558 *James Alday, An English privateer. Raided Spanish ports with James Logan and William Cooke. *William Aleyn, English pirate active in the Thames and English Channel. Associate of William Kyd. *Jean Ango, A French ship-owner who provided ships to Francis I for exploration of the globe. *Aruj, An Ottoman privateer and Bey (Governor) of Algiers and Beylerbey (Chief Governor) of the West Mediterranean. *Awilda, She and some of her female friends dressed like sailors and commandeered a ship. *Hayredin Barbarossa, An Ottoman privateer and later Admiral who dominated the Mediterranean for decades. *Baldassare Cossa (Antipope John XXIII), Antipope during the Western Schism, John XXIII was accused of—among other crimes—piracy, incest and sodomy. *John Crabbe, Flemish pirate best known for his successful use of a ship-mounted catapult. Once won the favor of Robert the Bruce and acted as a Naval Officer for England during the Hundred Years' War (after being captured by King Edward III.) *Pier Gerlof Donia, a Frisian warrior, pirate, freedom fighter, folk hero and rebel. *Eric of Pomerania, The first king of the Nordic Kalmar Union, he spent his last years living on the island of Gothland and "sent forth piratical expeditions against friend and foe alike". *Eustace the Monk, He was a mercenary for both England and France. *Alv Erlingsson, He was a favorite of the Queen, yet committed countless acts of piracy throughout his life *Jean Fleury (Florin), French privateer and naval officer under Jean Ango. Seized three Spanish ships carrying Aztec treasure from Mexico to Spain in 1523. *Magnus Heinason, Faroese naval hero and privateer. Was executed for piracy, though charges were later dropped. *Klein Henszlein, A 16th-century pirate who raided shipping in the North Sea until his defeat and capture by a fleet from Hamburg *Wijerd Jelckama, The nephew of Pier Gerlofs Donia (also known as Grutte Pier), fought along his side against the Saxon and Hollandic invaders. *William Kyd, English pirate active in Southwest England during the early-to-mid-15th century. *Godeke Michels, A German pirate and one of the leaders of the Likedeeler, a combination of former Vitalienbrüder *Didrik Pining, A pirate and privateer operating in the North Sea. Often partnered with Hans Pothorst. *Hans Pothorst, A pirate and privateer operating in the North Sea. Often partnered with Didrik Pining. *Salih Reis, A Turkish privateer and Ottoman admiral. *Turgut Reis, A Turkish privateer and Ottoman admiral as well as Bey of Algiers; Beylerbey of the Mediterranean; and first Bey later Pasha of Tripoli. *Klaus Stortebeker, He was a leader of the Victual Brothers. *Kristofer Trondson (Rustung), A Norwegian nobleman-turned pirate and privateer. Operated in the North Sea and the Baltic Sea. Gave up piracy in 1542 and eventually became admiral of the Danish Fleet. *Hennig Wichmann, One of the leaders of the Likedeeler, an association of former Victual Brothers. *Cord Widderich, A pirate active during political conflicts between Dithmarschen and North Frisia in the early 15th century. *Magister Wigbold, Often described as the brains behind the Victual Brothers. *Wimund, He was a bishop who became a seafaring warlord adventurer. [[Image:Pirates-6.jpg|150px]]
=== Pirates From 1560-1650 === *Nicholas Alvel, Active in the Ionian Sea. *Samuel Axe, An English privateer in Dutch service, Axe served with English forces in the Dutch Revolt against Habsburg rule. *[[Barry-1160|Lording Barry]], Active in the Mediterranean; later sailed with Sir Walter Raleigh, and at the end of his career was captain of a privateer. *Sir Andrew Barton, Served under a Scottish letter of marque, but was described a pirate by English and Portuguese. *Abraham Blauvelt, One of the last Dutch corsairs of the mid-17th century, Blauvelt mapped much of South America. *Jean Bontemps, Active in the Caribbean Sea. He attacked Santa Marta, Cartagena de Indias, Rio de Hacha an Margarita island. *[[Bull-2328|Dixie Bull]] - The first use of the moniker " The Dread Pirate" Bull. Maine, New England *Nathaniel Butler, Despite a comparatively unsuccessful career as a privateer, Butler was later colonial governor of Bermuda. *Jan de Bouff, de Bouff served as a Dunkirker in Habsburg service during the Dutch Revolt. *John Callis (Calles), Welsh pirate active along the southern coast of Wales. *Hendrik (Enrique) Brower or Brouwer, he was a privateer who fought the Habsburgs during the Dutch revolt, holding the city of Castro, Chile hostage for a period of two months *Thomas Cavendish, The first man to intentionally circumnavigate the globe, Cavendish also raided numerous Spanish towns and ships in the New World. *Jacob Callaart, A Flemish admiral who served as privateer and one of the Dunkirkers in Spanish Habsburg service during the Dutch Revolt, responsible for the destruction of at least 150 fishing boats. *Claes Compaan, Former Dutch corsair and privateer, he later became a pirate and was successful in capturing hundreds of ships in Europe, the Barbary coast and West Africa. *Baltazar de Cordes, A Dutch corsair who fought against the Spanish during the early 17th Century. *Simon Danziker, Dutch corsair and privateer who later became a Barbary corsairbased in Algiers and Tunis during the early 17th century. He and John Ward dominated the Western Mediterranean during the early 17th century. *De Veenboer, Former Dutch corsair and privateer. Later became a Barbary corsair under Simon the Dancer and eventually commanded the Algiers corsair fleet. *Uluj Ali (Giovanni Dionigi), An Italian-born Muslim corsair, who later became an Ottoman admiral and Chief Admiral (Kaptan-ı Derya) of the Ottoman Fleet in the 16th century. *Sir Francis Drake, Known as "el Draque" (the Dragon), he was considered a hero in England, but little more than a pirate in Spain *[[Easton-546|Peter Easton]], A privateer, then pirate, who was able to retire in Villefranche, Savoy with an estimated worth of two million pounds. *Daniel Elfrith, English privateer and slave trader in the West Indies. *Jan Evertsen, Dutch admiral and corsair. *Juan Garcia, One of the Spanish privateers who accompanied Jan Jacobsen on his last voyage in 1622. *Sir Michael Geare, Elizabethan Sea Dog active in the West Indies up until the turn of the 17th century. *Sir John Hawkins, A some-time slaves trader in West Africa and Venezuelan coasts. His work in ship design was important during the threat of invasion from the Spanish Armada *Piet Hein, After serving as a Spanish galley slave for four years, Hein later captured 11,509,524 guilders of cargo from the Spanish treasure fleet. *Moses Cohen Henriques, Dutch pirate of Portuguese Sephardic Jewish origin active in the Caribbean against Spain and Brazil against Portugal *Pieter Adriaanszoon Ita, Dutch corsair and privateer. Commanded one of the earliest and largest expeditions against the Portugal and Spain in the Caribbean during 1628. *Jan Jacobsen, Flemish-born privateer in English service during the Eighty Years' War. *Willem Jacobszoon, Dutch corsair who accompanied Pieter Schouten on one of the first major expeditions to the West Indies *Willem Jansen, Dutch corsair based in Duinkerken and one time officer under Jacques Colaert. *Jan Janszoon, Turkish service of the 'fleet from Salé' *Cornelius Jol, Dutch corsair successful against the Spanish in the West Indies. One of the first to use a wooden peg leg. *Shirahama Kenki, Japanese pirate and one of the first Japanese with whom the southern Vietnamese kingdom of the Nguyễn Lords made contact. *Sir James Lancaster, Elizabethan Sea Dog active in India during the late 16th century. Later a chief director for the East India Company. *Guillaume le Testu, French privateer, explorer and cartographer. First navigator to chart Australia in 1531. *Peter Love, An English pirate who set up base in the Outer Hebrides and was active around Ireland and Scotland. He was betrayed by the outlaw Neil MacLeod and executed in 1610. *Hendrick Jacobszoon Lucifer, Hendrick captured 1.2 million guilders from a Honduran treasure fleet, but was mortally wounded in the process. *Sir Henry Mainwaring, English privateer and pirate hunter. His pirate fleet nearly broke the truce between England and Spain following the Anglo-Spanish War. *Arnaut Mami, Active in the Narrow Sea. He was the squadron admiral and the supreme commander of all Islamic vessels in North Africa and Pasha Algiers, known as the most formidable corsair of that period. *[[Nutt-672|John Nutt]], An English pirate active in Newfoundland. *Grainne O'Malley, An important figure in Irish legend who is still present in popular culture today. *John Oxenham, Elizabethan Sea Dog and associate of Sir Frances Drake during the early years of the Anglo-Spanish War. First English privateer to enter the Pacific though Panama. *William Parker, Elizabethan Sea Dog active in the West Indies. Successfully attacked Porto Bello in 1602 without firing a shot. *Pedro de la Plesa, He and Juan Garcia who joined Jan Jacobsen on his final voyage in 1622. *Murat Reis the Elder, A Ottoman Albanian privateer and Ottoman admiral who took part in all of the early naval campaigns of Turgut Reis. *Assan Reis (Jan Marinus van Sommelsdijk), Former Dutch privateer turned Barbary corsair. He attacked the Dutch ship St. Jan Babtista under Jacob Jacobsen of Ilpendam on March 7, 1626 *James Riskinner (Reiskimmer), A lieutenant on the ship Warwick, then part of a fleet under the command of Nathaniel Butler, he later took part in a privateering expedition between May–September 1639. *Isaac Rochussen, A Dutch corsair active against the English during the Second and Third Anglo-Dutch War. His capture of The Falcon, an East India merchantman, was one of the most valuable prizes captured during the late-17th century. *Mahieu Romboutsen, Dutch corsair in the service of Spain. Was part of a three ship squadron under Jacques Colaert and was captured with him after a five-hour battle with Jan Evertsen *William Rous, Dutch corsair and privateer based on Providence Island. He was involved in privateering expeditions for the Providence Island Company and later commander of Fort Henry. *Pieter Schouten, Dutch corsair who led one of the Dutch expeditions to the West Indies. *Jacques de Sores, A French pirate whose sole documented act was his attack and burning of Havana in 1555. *Matsura Takanobu, One of the most powerful feudal lords of Kyūshū and one of the first lords to allow trading with Europeans *Olivier van Noort, Despite his venture being of limited success, it was the inspiration that led to the formation of the Dutch East India Company. *Jan van Ryen, Dutch corsair active in the West Indies. Reportedly killed with a number of colonists attempting to establish one of the first colonies on the Wiapoco in Dutch Guiana. *Dirck Simonszoon van Uitgeest, Dutch corsair who commanded a WIC expedition to Brazil bringing back over 12 Portuguese and Spanish prizes. *Filips van Zuylen, Dutch corsair active against the Portuguese in West Africa. *Sir Francis Verney, English nobleman who left behind his inheritance to become a Barbary corsair. *Johannes van Walbeeck, Dutch admiral and corsair. Captured Curaçao in 1634 and later served as governor. *John Ward, A notorious English pirate around the turn of the 17th century who later became a Barbary Corsair operating out of Tunis during the early 1600s. *[[Waters-966|Edward Waters]], Waters New World adventures included being twice shipwrecked and marooned, and one short season pirating out of Bermuda before settling in Virginia. *Cornelis Witebol, Dutch corsair in Spanish service. In February 1622, attacked a fishing fleet from the Veere and Maasmond sinking several ships and bringing back the survivors to ransom in Duinkerken *Hendrick Worst, Dutch corsair who accompanied Pieter Schouten in his expedition to the West Indies. *Zheng Zhilong (Cheng Chih Lung), A convert to Christianity, Zhilon collaborated with Dutch forces, helping to create a monopoly on trade with Japan. *Wang Zhi, One of the chief figures amongst the wokou of the 16th century. *Francois le Clerc (Jambe de Bois), Known for his sacking of Santiago de Cuba in 1554 [[Image:Pirates-6.jpg|150px]]
=== Pirates From 1650-1690 === *Vincenzo Alessandri, Originally a Knight of Malta, Alessandri was captured and enslaved. *Michiel Andrieszoon, Dutch merchant-pirate. Associated with Thomas Paine and Laurens de Graff.[ *John Ansell, Sailed with Henry Morgan and participated in his raids against Maracaibo and Gibraltar, Venezuela. *[[Babb-83|Philip Babb]], it's said he was one of Capt. Kidd's men and that his ghost haunts Babb's Cove off Appledore Island near the coast of Maine. *Jean Bart, Born the son of a fisherman, Bart retired an Admiral in French service. *[[Bear-945|John Bear]] A Captain of some note during his lifetime, he was once the toast of Havana. *Philippe Bequel, Was one of the first foreign privateers awarded a letter of marque by the governor of Jamaica *Jacob Janssen van den Bergh, Dutch corsair and slave trader for the Dutch West India Company. *Lancelot Blackburne, Blackburne was an English clergyman, who became Archbishop of York, and – in popular belief – a pirate. *Eduardo Blomar, Spanish renegade active in the Spanish Main during the 1670s. Tried in absentia and convicted of piracy with Bartolomé Charpes and Juan Guartem in Panama in 1679. *Pierre Bot, French buccaneer active in the Caribbean. *Manuel Butiens, Dutch renegade and Dunkirker in the service of Spain. *Bartolome Charpes, Spanish renegade who was tried in absentia and convicted of piracy with Eduardo Blomar and Juan Guartem in Panama by Governor Don Dionicio Alceda in 1679. *Edward Collier, Served as Sir Henry Morgan's second-in-command throughout much of his expeditions against Spain during the mid-17th century. *John Cooke (Cook), English buccaneer who led an expedition against the Spanish in the early 1680s.[ *John Coxon, One of the most famous of the Brethren of the Coast, a loose consortium of pirates and privateers who were active on the Spanish Main. *[[Dampier-57|William Dampier]], Was the first person to circumnavigate the world three times *Edward Davis, Led the last major buccaneer raid against Panama. *John David (Robert Searle), Davis was one of the earliest and most active buccaneers on Jamaica. *Jacquotte Delahaye, Delahaye was a French Buccaneer, and together with Anne Dieu-Le-Veut was one of very few female buccaneers. *Anne Dieu-Le-Veut, Was originally one of the women – "Filles de Roi" – sent by the French government to Tortuga to become wives to the local male colonists. *Charlotte de Berry, A female pirate, she later commanded her own ship. *Cornelius Essex, An English buccaneer who took part in Captain Bartholomew Sharp's privateering expedition, the "Pacific Adventure", during the late 1670s. *Laurens de Graaf, Characterised as "a great and mischievous pirate" by Henry Morgan, de Graaf was a Dutch pirate, mercenary, and naval officer in the service of the French colony of Saint-Domingue. *Michel de Grammont, A French buccaneer, de Grammont primarily attacked Spanish holdings in Maracaibo, Trujillo, Cumana and Veracruz *Jean du Casse, Born to Huguenot parents, du Casse was allowed to join the French navy on the value of his prizes taken while a buccaneer. *Alexandre Exquemelin, A French writer, most known as the author of one of the most important sourcebooks of 17th century piracy, De Americaensche Zee-Roovers. *Jean Foccard, Associate of Laurens de Graaf and Michel de Grammont. He later joined them in their attack on Tampico in 1682. *"Red Legs" Greaves, Greaves's nickname was based on a commonly used term for reddened legs often seen among the Scottish and Irish who took to wearing kilts in almost any weather. Notably his raid of Margarita island *Juan Guartem, A Spanish renegade pirate who raided Spanish settlements in New Spain during the late 17th century with his most notable raid being against Chepo in 1679. *Peter Harris, English buccaneer and member of Captain Bartholomew Sharp's "Pacific Expedition". Killed at Panama in 1680 *Jean Hamlin (Hamilton), French buccaneer active in the Caribbean. Later hunted down by Captain John Coxon *Richard Hawkins, A buccaneer and explorer who was later knighted. *George Hout (d'Hout), English buccaneer who joined Francois Grogniet and Pierre le Picard in their raid on Guayaquil in 1687. *William Jackson, It was the fleet under his command that captured Jamaica for England. *Bartholomeus de Jager, Dutch corsair active against the Portuguese. He attacked a small merchant fleet at Fernando Noronha capturing one merchant ship and driving off the other. *Daniel Johnson, Became known as "Johnson the Terror" amongst the Spanish. *William Knight, Along with Edward Davis, he took part in the final large buccaneer attack on Spanish holdings. *Pierre Le Grand, Known only for a single attack against a Spanish galleon, his existence is disputed. *Edward Low, British pirate active in the Caribbean during the 1660s. *Raveneau de Lussan, An impoverished nobleman. Attacked targets in Central America. Known for a “long march” in 1688. *Thomas Magott (Mackett), English buccaneer who sailed with Bartholomew Sharp and others on the "Pacific Adventure". *Edward Mansvelt (Mansfield), Dutch buccaneer in English service. Known as the Admiral of the "Brethren of the Coast", Mansvelt was a mentor to Sir Henry Morgan who succeeded him following his death. *Marquis de Maintenon, A French nobleman who became a buccaneer in the Caribbean, selling his castle and title to Madame de Maintenon. Remarkable his raid of Margarita island. *David Marteen, Known primarily as the sole non-English Captain who participated in the raids against Spanish strongholds in present-day Mexico and Nicaragua. *Daniel Montbars (Exterminator), A former French naval officer and gentleman adventurer, he engaged in a violent and destructive war against Spain in the Caribbean and the Spanish Main. His hatred of the Spanish earned him the name "Montbars the Exterminator". *[[Morgan-8161|Sir Henry Morgan]], A privateer (and pirate) who later retired to become Lieutenant Governor of Jamaica *John Morris, A skilled pilot, he served with both Christopher Myngs and Henry Morgan before becoming a pirate hunter. *Sir Christopher Myngs, Described as "unhinged and out of tune" by the governor of Jamaica, Myngs nevertheless became a Vice-Admiral of the Blue in the Royal Navy. *Francois l'Ollonais (Jean-David Nau), Nicknamed "Flail of the Spaniards", l'Ollonais had a reputation for brutality, offering no quarter to Spanish prisoners. *Pierre Le Picard, An officer under l'Ollonais, he and Moise Vauquelin left to pursue a career on their own. He later served in King William's War. *Chevalier du Plessis, French privateer active in the West Indies. He was succeeded by Moise Vauquelin following his death. *Baron Jean de Pointis, His greatest venture was the 1697 Raid of Cartagena. *Bartolomeu Portugues, One of the earliest pirates to use a pirate code. *Thomas Pound, Briefly commanded a small ship near Massachusetts before being captured. *Lawrence Prince, Dutch buccaneer in English service. An officer under Sir Henry Morgan, he and John Morris led the vanguard at Panama in 1671. *Roche Braziliano, Roasted two Spanish farmers alive when they refused to hand over their pigs. *Philip Ras, Captured several English ships as both a corsair and privateer during the First Anglo-Dutch War. *Thomas Paine, A colonial American privateer who raided several settlements in the West Indies with Jan Willems, most notably against Rio de la Hacha in 1680. He also drove the French from Block Island. *Manuel Ribeiro Pardal, Portuguese privateer in the service of Spain. One of the few successful privateers active against the buccaneers of the Caribbean during the late 17th century. *[[Rawlings-1445|Benjamin Rawlings]], a privateer who captained the 'Thomas & Elizabeth ca 1696 between Africa and Barbadoes. *Stenka Razin, A Cossack pirate who operated on the Volga and later expanded into the Caspian Sea. *Richard Sawkins, Participated, along with John Coxon and Bartholomew Sharp, in the surprise attack on Santa Marta *Lewis Scot, Known for his attack on the city of Campeche, on the Yucatan Peninsula. *Bartholomew Sharp, Plundered 25 Spanish ships and numerous small towns. *Gustav Skytte, Attacked ships in the Baltic Sea, along with other accomplices of noble descent. *Bernard Claesen Speirdyke, Dutch buccaneer active in the Caribbean, he was captured by Captain Manuel Ribeiro Pardal near Cuba and later executed. *Charles Swan, A reluctant pirate, he begged for a pirate even as he looted his way around South America. *Jacques Tavernier (Le Lyonnais), French buccaneer who took part in expeditions with Laurens de Graaf, Michel de Grammont, Pierre Le Grand, François l'Ollonais and Sir Henry Morgan before his execution in 1673. His existence is disputed as the only pre-20th century reference to him appears in Appleton's Cyclopedia of American Biography. *Nicholas (Nikolaas) van Hoorn, Merchant, privateer and later pirate, van Hoorn was hugely successful before dying of wound infection. *Cornelis Janszzon van de Velde, Dutch corsair active near the Antillen, he was briefly associated with Bartholomeus de Jager. *Moise Vauquelin (Vanclein), An officer under l'Ollonais, he also had a partnership with Pierre le Picard. In his later years, he wrote a book detailing the coastline of Honduras and the Yucatan along with fellow buccaneer Philippe Bequel. *Lionel Wafer, An explorer whose work helped inspire the Darien Scheme. *Yankey (Janke Willems), Dutch buccaneer active in the Caribbean. *William Wright, Despite being English, Wright was active as a privateer under a French commission. He later became a buccaneer. [[Image:Pirates-6.jpg|150px]]
=== Pirates From 1690-1730 === *Thomas Anstis, Was mainly active in the Caribbean, and served under first Howell Davis and later Bartholomew Roberts *[[Baldridge-436|Adam Baldridge]], English pirate and one of the early founders of the pirate settlements in Madagascar. *Bartholomew Roberts (Black Bart), The most successful pirate of the Golden Age of Piracy, estimated to have captured more than 470 vessels. *George Booth, One of the earliest pirates active in the Indian Ocean and Red Sea. *John Bowen, Was active in the Indian Ocean, his contemporaries included George Booth and Nathaniel North. *[[Bellamy-755|Samuel Bellamy]] (Black Sam), Despite having a career of only 16 months, Bellamy was extraordinarily successful, capturing more than 50 ships before his death at age 28. *[[Thatch-9|Edward "Blackbeard" Teach]], With his fearsome appearance, Blackbeard is often credited with the creation of the stereotypical image of a pirate. Though his real name remains unknown, he began his pirate career as the first officer of Buccaneer-turned-pirate Captain Benjamin Hornigold of the Mary Anne. When a young crewman, Samuel Bellamy, called for a vote of no confidence in Hornigold for his refusal to attack English ships, the crew by a vote ousted Hornigold and Blackbeard, leaving the Mary Anne to Bellamy whom the crew elected their new captain. *Black Caesar, A captured slave turned pirate, Black Caesar was a well-known pirate active off the Florida Keys during the early 18th century. He later acted as a lieutenant to Blackbeard and was one of five Africans serving on his flagship. *Stede Bonnet, Nicknamed "The Gentleman Pirate", Bonnet was born into a wealthy family before turning to piracy. *[[Cormac-35 |Anne Bonny]], Despite never commanding a ship herself, Anne Bonny is remembered as one of few female historical pirates *Nicholas Brown, Active off the coast of Jamaica, Brown was eventually killed – and his head pickled – by childhood friend John Drudge. *[[Carkeet-26|William Carkeet]], Active several years beginning in 1689. Based in Salem, Massachusetts, where he died about 1720. *Dirk Chivers, Active in the Red Sea and Indian Ocean, Chivers later retired from piracy and returned to the Netherlands *Thomas Cocklyn, Primarily known for his association with Howell Davis and Oliver La Buze, Cocklyn's activities after 1719 are unknown. *Christopher Condent, After entering into piracy in 1718, Condent later took a prize of £150,000 and retired to France, becoming a wealthy merchant. *William Condon, Captaining the Fiery Dragon, Condon was killed when she caught fire and sank. *Robert Culliford, The former first mate of William Kidd, Culliford led a first mutiny against Kidd, stealing his ship Blessed William. *[[Delaunee-1|Francois Delaunee]] a French pirate hanged in Princess Anne County, Virginia in May 1700 *Alexander Dalzeel, Served under Henry Every. Was captured four times before finally being hanged. *Howell Davis, Having a career that lasted only 11 months, Davis was ambushed during an attempt to kidnap the governor of Príncipe. *Edward England, Differing from many other pirates of his day, England did not kill captives unless necessary. *John Evans, After an unsuccessful career as a legitimate sailor, Evans turned to piracy – initially raiding houses from a small canoe. *Henry Every (Avery), Famous as one of the few pirates of the era who was able to retire with his takings without being either arrested or killed in battle *John Fenn, Sailed with Bartholomew Roberts and, later, Thomas Anstis. *William Fly, Raided off the New England coast before being captured and hanged at Boston, Massachusetts. *[[Franc-39|Cornelius Franc]] a French pirate aboard ''La Paix,'' he was captured and hanged in Princess Anne County, Virginia in 1700 *Ingela Gathenhielm, Widow of Lars Gathenhielm, active on the Baltic Sea. *Lars Gathenhielm, Active on the Baltic Sea *[[Glanfield-20|Robert Glanfield]], A Captain out of Salem, Massachusetts, he was active from at least 1688 until his death in 1706. He seemed to have protection from interests in Salem, as he was able to act openly. *[[Guittar-11|Louis Guittar]], a French captain, who commanded the ship La Paix. He lost his ship in an all day battle offshore of Lynnhaven Bay, Virginia in April, 1700 *Charles Harris, Joining the Barbary corsairs, Harris converted to Islam, before being captured and later hanged. *John Halsey, Active in the Atlantic and Indian oceans, Halsey is remembered by Defoe as "brave in his Person, courteous to all his Prisoners, lived beloved, and died regretted by his own People." *Miguel Henriquez, Although born a shoemaker, Henríquez was later awarded a letter of marque by Spain for his actions against the British. *Benjamin Hornigold, Known for being less aggressive than other pirates, Hornigold once captured a ship for the sole purpose of seizing the crew's hats *[[Houghling-1|John Houghling]], ship pilot aboard ''La Paix,'' he was tried and hanged in Virginia in May of 1700 *Thomas Howard, Howard served under both George Booth and John Bowen and later commanded the Prosperous. *"Calico Jack" John Rackham, Earned his nickname for the colourful calico clothes that he wore. *Henry Jennings, Although later governor of the pirate haven of New Providence, Jennings only carried out two pirate acts – gaining an estimated 410,000 pesos. *John Julian, Recorded as the first black pirate to operate in the New World *James Kelly (James Gilliam), Active in the Indian Ocean, Kelly was a long-time associate of William Kidd. *[[Kidd-1|William "Captain" Kidd]], Although modern historians dispute the legitimacy of his trial and execution, the rumor of Captain Kidd's buried treasure has served only to build a legend around the man as a great pirate. His property was claimed by the crown and given to the Royal Hospital, Greenwich, by Queen Anne. *[[Levasseur-786|Olivier Levasseur]] (Oliver La Buse), Nicknamed "la Buse" (the Buzzard) for the speed with which he attacked his targets, Levasseur left behind a cryptic message that has yet to be deciphered fully today *Edward "Ned" Low, A pirate known for his vicious tortures, his methods were described as having "done credit to the ingenuity of the Spanish Inquisition in its darkest days". *[[Lowe-2422|Matthew Lowe]], In 1715, he seized a Spanish ship said to be carrying 11,050 pieces of eight. He was arrested and jailed in Nassau. Prior to his trial, he was freed by Benjamin Hornigold, another pirate. *George Lowther, Active in the Caribbean and the Atlantic, one of Lowther's lieutenants included Edward Low *Christopher Moody, Active off North and South Carolina, Moody offered no quarter to captured crews, signified by his flying of a red standard *Nathaniel North, Active in the Indian Ocean and Red Sea, North served with other famous contemporaries, including John Bowen and George Booth. *James Plantain, Plantain ruled the island of Madagascar between 1725 and 1728, primarily through fear, and was known as the "King of Ranter Bay". *John Quelch, Quelch was the first person tried for piracy outside England under Admiralty Law and therefore without a jury. *Mary Read, Along with Anne Bonny, one of few female historical pirates. When captured, Read escaped hanging by claiming she was pregnant, but died soon after of a fever while still in prison *[[Salter-2268|Edward Salter]], One of the members of Blackbeard's final crew, Edward survived and returned to North Carolina, dying there in 1735. *Francis Spriggs, Along with George Lowther and Edward Low, Spriggs was primarily active in the Bay of Honduras during the early 1720s. *John Taylor, At Reunion Island, Taylor is reputed to have captured the most valuable prize in pirate history *Thomas Tew, Despite only going on two pirate voyages, Tew pioneered a route later known as the Pirate Round *[[Tyrer-121|Matthew Tyrer]], While living in South Carolina, he was active beginning in 1699, and was indicted in 1700 for seizing several ships. *Charles Vane, Disliked due to his cruelty, Vane showed little respect for the pirate code, cheating his crew out of their shares in the takings *Richard Worley, Credited as one of the first pirates to fly the skull and crossbones pirate flag *Emanuel Wynn, Was the first pirate to fly the Jolly Roger. His design, however, also incorporate an hourglass below the skull. [[Image:Pirates-6.jpg|150px]]
=== Pirates From 1730-1860 === *Peter Alston, River pirate, highwayman, and counterfeiter, alias James May, who was believed to be an associate of the Samuel Mason and Micajah "Big" Harpe and Wiley "Little" Harpe. *Louis-Michel Aury, French privateer, served to the Republics of Venezuela and Mexico. *Joseph Baker, The single piratical action of his career consisted of an unsuccessful attempt to commandeer the sloop Eliza *Renato Beluche, A known associate of the Lafitte Brothers active in the Caribbean before joining Simon Bolivar army in his fight for South American independence. *Benito Bonito, Pirate who supposedly hid his treasures of Lima in the cliffs of Australia, or in Coco Island. *Hippolyte de Bouchard, A French and Argentine sailor who fought for Argentina, Chile and Peru. *Luis Brion de Trox, Dutch privateer, served to the Republics of Venezuela and Great Colombia. *Flora Burn, Female pirate active mainly off the East coast of North America from 1741. *Henri Caesar, Haitian pirate active in the Caribbean during the early 18th century. *Eric Cobham and Maria Lindsey, Cobham and his wife, Maria, were primarily active in the Gulf of St. Lawrence. *Roberto Cofresi, Puerto Rican pirate active mainly in the Caribbean sea. He was executed by the Spanish in 1825. *James Ford, A civic leader and business owner in western Kentucky and southern Illinois, secretly, was the leader of a gang of river pirates and highwaymen, along the Ohio River, known as the "Ford's Ferry Gang." *Hezekiah Frith, British ship owner and smuggler known as Bermuda's "gentleman privateer". Alleged to have used his business as a cover to withhold cargo sized in privateering expeditions and amass a small fortune. *Vincent Gambi, A pirate based out of New Orleans, he was an associate of Jean Lafitte. *Jose Gaspar (Gasparilla), Though a popular figure in Florida folklore, there is no pre-20th century evidence of his existence. *Catherine Hagerty and Charlotte Badger, Australian convicts. Among a group of convicts taken on board a shorthanded ship as crew. The convicts commandeered the ship and sailed for New Zealand. Hagerty was put ashore and died, Badger was never seen again. *[[Harper-6545|Micajah]] and [[Harper-6542|Wiley Harpe]], States America's first known serial killers, were Loyalists in the American Revolution, as well as, river pirates and highwaymen, who preyed on travelers along the Ohio River and the waterways of Tennessee, Kentucky, and Illinois. The Harpe Brothers were associates of Samuel Mason and Peter Alston. *Rahmah ibn Jabir al-Jalahimah, The most famous pirate in the Persian Gulf, he ruled over Qatar and Dammam for short periods and fought alongside the Wahhabis against the Al-Khalifa tribe of Bahrain. *Bill Johnston, Nicknamed "Pirate of the Thousand Islands". *Edward Jordan, Irish rebel, fisherman and pirate of Nova Scotia. *Jorgen Jorgensen, Danish adventurer and writer, he was captured by the British as a privateer during the Napoleonic Wars. *[[Lafitte-35 | Jean Lafitte]], French pirate (or privateer) active in the Gulf of Mexico during the early 1800s. A wanted fugitive by the United States, he later participated, during the War of 1812, in the Battle of New Orleans on the side of Andrew Jackson and the Americans. In 1822, Lafitte approached the navy of Gran Colombia and Simon Bolivar granted a commission and given a new ship, a 40-ton schooner named General Santander. *[[Lafitte-36 |Pierre Lafitte]], French pirate, and lesser-known brother of Jean Lafitte, active mainly in the Gulf of Mexico. *Narciso Lopez, Venezuelan adventurer, enlisted in United States about six hundred filibusters and successfully reached Cuba in May 1850. His troops arrived took the town of Cárdenas, carrying a flag that López had designed, which later became the flag of modern Cuba. He was executed in Havana by the royalist in 1851. *Sam Hall Lord, Sam Lord was one of the most famous buccaneers on the island of Barbados. *Kazimierz Lux, The Polish Pirates of the Caribbean. After pacifying the slave rebellion in Haiti, Lux started a career of piracy - shooting and boarding an American brig was one of his more spectacular successes; the vessel was later sold for 20 000 francs in Havana. *[[Mason-2736|Samuel Mason]], States Initially, an Revolutionary War Patriot captain in the Ohio County, Virginia militia and an associate judge and squire in Kentucky, Mason later, ran a gang of highway robbers and waterways river pirates. *John Murrell, Near-legendary bandit, known as the "Great Western Land Pirate," ran a gang of river pirates and highwaymen along the Mississippi River. *Robert Surcouf, French privateer and slave trader who operated in the Indian Ocean between 1789 and 1801, and again from 1807 to 1808, capturing over 40 prizes, while amassing a large fortune as a ship-owner, both from privateering and from commerce. *Rachel Wall, Rachel and her husband George Wall were active off the New Hampshire coast until George and the crew were washed out to sea. She was hanged in Boston on 8 October 1789. *William Walker, American lawyer, journalist and adventurer, who organized several private military expeditions into Latin America, with the intention of establishing English-speaking colonies under his personal control. Walker became president of the Republic of Nicaragua in 1856 and ruled until 1857, when he was defeated by a coalition of Central American armies. He was executed in Trujillo by the government of Honduras in 1860. *Alexander White, Hanged for piracy in Cambridge, Massachusetts in November 1784. *[[Youx-1 | Dominique You]], Acquired a reputation for daring as a pirate. Retired to become a politician in New Orleans. [[Image:Pirates-6.jpg|150px]]
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[[Category: Piscataway Parish, Church of England, Prince George's County, Province of Maryland]] [[Wikipedia: St. John's Episcopal Church (Fort Washington, Maryland)]] ==Names== The main parish church has been called both Broad Creek Church and St. John's Church. Sources differ on whether the first building on the main site was called St. John's Church from the beginning or only later buildings used the name of St. John's Church. The parish has also been known by various names including Piscataway Parish, Broad Creek Parish and Saint John's Parish. See ''Piscataway Parish and St. John's Parish, Now King George's Parish, Prince George's County, Parish Register 1689-1801'' at the first typed page. ==Parish Records== The early parish records are a valuable resource for genealogists. Often genealogical relationships may be found among such persons. See ''Piscataway Parish and St. John's Parish, Now King George's Parish, Prince George's County, Parish Register 1689-1801''. (available for dowloading at the [http://www.msa.md.gov/megafile/msa/speccolm/m0000/m0200/m229/pdf/m229.pdf Maryland State Archives], and at FamilySearch, https://www.familysearch.org/search/collection/1674912 ==Category Usage== Profiles of persons who are named in the parish records prior to 1789 should be categorized under [[:Category: Piscataway Parish, Church of England, Prince George's County, Province of Maryland]]. Profiles of those named in parish records from 1789 forward should be categorized under [[:Category: St. John's Episcopal Church Broad Creek, Fort Washington, Maryland]]. ==Historic Information== *In 1692, when Maryland became a royal colony and the Church of England was established as the state church, Piscataway Parish, officially named King George's Parish, was the westernmost of four parishes created in what was then Charles County. Percy C. Skirvin. The First Parishes of the Province of Maryland. Baltimore: Clearfield Co., 1923, 1994, p. 135-136 (these pages are accessible at https://books.google.com/books?id=z_nfuURPa5wC&pg=PA135&lpg=PA135&dq=St.+John%27s+Church+Broad+Creek&source=bl&ots=bRPCBRIJsH&sig=y64pF_Xhn2oMoWgSdRvsK6kTwrg&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwiPqs6RlfvYAhVB2VMKHcfdCEw4ChDoAQgoMAA#v=onepage&q&f=false : accessed 28 Jan 2018) Wikipedia contributors, "St. John's Episcopal Church (Fort Washington, Maryland)," Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia, https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=St._John%27s_Episcopal_Church_(Fort_Washington,_Maryland)&oldid=819798138 (accessed January 27, 2018).Christopher Owens (July 1973). "National Register of Historic Places Registration: St. John's Church". Maryland Historical Trust. (pdf - https://mht.maryland.gov/secure/medusa/PDF/NR_PDFs/NR-213.pdf : retrieved 28 Jan 2018) *In 1695, Prince George's County was created from a portion of Charles County and a portion of Calvert County. Piscataway Parish was in the area which became Prince George's County.Maryland at a Glance: Historical Chronology, Maryland Manual Online: a Guide to Maryland & Its Government (http://msa.maryland.gov/msa/mdmanual/01glance/chron/html/chron16.html : accessed 26 Jan 2018) *By 1695, the parish had constructed the first St. John's Church, a wood frame building, on the site of the current St. John's Church. *"It was on this land [78 acres purchased at Broad Creek, a part of Lisle Hall] in 1699 that the parish church was built and it received the name of "Broad Creek Church." (Note: the date 1699 may be an error as the parish register starts with 1689.) *In 1710, John Fraser became the first priest assigned to the parish. Previously, it had been served by lay readers or priest from surrounding parishes. *In 1719, the chapel at Rock Creek was built. *In 1726, the Prince Georges’ Parish was created out of the western territories of the Parish. The chapel at Rock Creek (now Washington, DC) became that parish's church. At this time, Piscataway became known as St. John's. *Between 1742 and 1775, the parish had two additional chapels of ease: the Upper Chapel (St. Mathew's Church also called called Addison's Chapel, Seat Pleasant) and the Lower Chapel (Christ Church, Accokeek). *In 1742, the territory was further divided, and out of it was created “All Saints Parish”, with the parish church in Frederick. *In 1789, the Protestant Episcopal Church was formed by Anglican congregations in the United States of America as they formally separated from the Church of England. This parish was founded in 1692. St John's Church, Broad Creek, was formed as Piscataway Parish. Its original bounds were "beginning at the moth of the Mattawoman Creek and running up the said Creek and Branch thereof to the utmost limits of the County [Charles] and running North to the line of the Province and then West to the Potomac River and then down the said River to the mouth of the Mattawoman Creek. Charles County Land Records, Liber R, p. 460, cited by Skirven . At the time of formation it was in the portion of Charles County, from which Prince Georges County was formed later. Piscataway Parish was one of the thirty Parishes formed at the time of the Establishment of the Church of England in Maryland in 1692. ==Current Information== Website for [http://stjohnsbroadcreek.org today's church]. St. John’s, Piscataway, today, is located at Broad Creek in Prince George's County, south of the city of Washington, D.C., between that city and Fort Washington, across the Potomac River from Mount Vernon. Ruth Zeller, Sketch of Francis Walker, 1985. The present building was built in 1723 and the church is still active. One of the pews bears a plaque concerning George Washington's attendance there. He and his family came over the Potomac in a barge. ==Sources==
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[[Category: Piskorowice, Jaroslau]] If you have any additions or improvements to this page, please feel free to edit, and also request to be on the trusted list. This page was originally created as a branch off the [[:Space:Cieplice%2C_Jarosław%2C_Galicja%2C_Austria|Cieplice Resource Page.]] The Poland Project connects historical locations to their present-day location in order to increase visibility of the content inside of them and to help people find the location if they only have basic understanding of the area. You only need to add ONE category below for your Wikitree profile to be seen across all three. See Categories: *[[:Category: Piskorowice, Jaroslau]] in [[:Category: Jaroslau (Bezirk)|Bezirk Jaroslau]]. (Historical Galicia mirror 1772-1918) *[[:Category: Piskorowice, Leżajsk, Subcarpathian, Poland]] You may add profiles or pages to these categories from any point in history. (English) *[[:Category: Piskorowice, Leżajsk, Podkarpackie, Polska]] Możesz dodawać profile lub strony do tych kategorii z dowolnego punktu w historii. (Polish mirror) == Piskorowice == From [https://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Piskorowice Wikipedia]: Piskorowice [pʲiskɔrɔˈvʲit͡sɛ] (Ukrainian: Пискоровичі, Pyskorovychi) can be located in the administrative district of Gmina Leżajsk, within Leżajsk County, Subcarpathian Voivodeship (Województwo Podkarpackie), in south-eastern Poland. *The first traces of human presence in these areas date back to 10-8 thousand years ago. years B.C. People inhabited higher areas and strengthened by nature. They built huts, and later dug dugouts covered with a roof. In the 7th - 6th centuries BC. this is the period of the Przeworsk culture. At the beginning of the 7th century, the tribe of Lechites settled in Lędzia. *It is assumed that the village existed as a settlement already in the times of the principality of Halicko-Włodzimierz, which is evidenced by the strong Orthodox faith and a large number of Ruthenians who came from the east at the beginning of the 13th century and settled in ethnic Polish lands (Lachów). *According to Włodzimierz Kubijowicz, in 1939, 2,740 people lived in Piskorowice (including 2,340 Ukrainians, 340 Poles and 60 Jews), 130 Poles were Ukrainian-speaking. *On April 18, 1945, the Polish partisan unit of "Wołyniak" (Józef Zadzierski), together with other NOW partisan units disguised in the uniforms of the Polish Army, contrary to the Hague conventions, committed a pacification of the village, during which they murdered one hundred and several dozen people of Ukrainian nationality staying overnight at the local school. Among the victims were also women and children. They were also killed in the village and in the fields by the San River. The Ukrainians did not defend themselves, because the UPA did not operate in this area, and Piskorowice did not have self-defense. *In Ukrainian Pyskorovychy, on the night of April 17 to April 18, 1945, armed Polish units from the department of the People's Military Union under the leadership of Józef Zadzerski (pseudonym "Volynyak") shot almost 200 (according to Ukrainian sources - 358) in the premises of the school without any reason. Ukrainians from Pyskorovych and surrounding villages, who, under the protection of several Red Army soldiers, were waiting here for transport for resettlement to other regions of the Ukrainian SSR[3]. A total of 1,344 citizens of Ukrainian nationality from Pyskorovych and its suburbs became victims of underground Polish military units in 1944–1947, and Poles loyal to Ukrainians were also killed.[https://uk.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D0%9F%D0%B8%D1%81%D0%BA%D0%BE%D1%80%D0%BE%D0%B2%D0%B8%D1%87%D1%96] *In the village of Piskorovichi, there are many monuments to the victims of banditry by Poles in the cemetery, where 5-10 people are buried, and on one grave there is an inscription that 386 Ukrainians who were killed in 1945 are buried here. The monument was erected by Ukrainians of Canada. And how many people went down the Xiang River, who were waiting for armed bandits near the Lezhaisk crossing, who were returning home from Germany and other places. The Xiang River was red with human blood. In the village of Piskorovichi, people were gathered at the school for resettlement. In the evening, security from the NKVD was called to Yaroslavl, and a militia of 10,000 Poles under the leadership of a Pole with the nicknames "Volynyak" and "Kudlaty" surrounded all the villages along the Xiang River and made the final action. I have no information about the rest of the villages, but I am writing only about Piskorovichi because my mother's sister and brother, Mykhailina Bazilevichi and Pavlo, were killed there (Mykhailina was a widow, and Pavlo ran away in the field near the village, and crows pecked at his body for several days). People got lost on the second floor of the school so tightly that the corpses could not be pulled out afterwards. All this was suppressed, and they were shot from below from the first floor with automatic weapons. Blood flowed down the walls, and the first floor was covered in blood. *In the village Pyskorovichi next to the village. Pavlokom (366 victims), p. Gorayets (198 victims), village Berezka (180 victims), village Malkovichi (154 victims), and the village of Bakhiv (90 victims) was one of the largest number of civilians killed by Polish armed groups during the ethnocide of Ukrainians in 1943-1948. *Some Ukrainians were voluntarily and forcibly evicted to the USSR (1,365 people — 301 families). The rest of the Ukrainians were ethnically cleansed in 1947 during Operation "Visula" and were deported to post-German lands in the western and northern parts of the Polish state, which belonged to Germany until 1945. == Proper Location Fields for Wikitree == *1772-1804: Piskorowice, Jaroslau, Königreich Galizien und Lodomerien, Habsburgermonarchie *1804-1867: Piskorowice, Jaroslau, Königreich Galizien und Lodomerien, Kaiserthum Oesterreich *1867-1918: Piskorowice, Jaroslau, Königreich Galizien und Lodomerien, Österreichisch-Ungarische Monarchie *1914 - 1939: Piskorowice, powiat jarosławski, województwa lwowskie , Rzeczpospolita Polska *1939 - 1945: Piskorowice, Bezirk Lwów, Distrikt Galizien, Polen, Großdeutsches Reich *1945 - 1975: Piskorowice, powiat rzeszowski, województwa rzeszówskie, Polska Rzeczpospolita Ludowa *1975 - 1998: Piskorowice, powiat rzeszowski, województwa przemyślskie, Polska Rzeczpospolita Ludowa * 1998 - Pres: Piskorowice, powiat leżajski, województwa podkarpackie, Rzeczpospolita Polska == Piskorowice (1772-1918) == Piskorowice was formerly in the Russian division of [[Space:Galicia|Galicia]] from 1772 until 1918. 1772-1918 Piskorowice had it's own Greek Catholic Church, Roman Catholic Church located in Lezajsk and Synagogue located in Sieniawa. 1900 Census = 2342 total inhabitants *433 Roman Catholics *1786 Greek Catholics *125 Jewish *2 other *608 Polish *1732 Ruthenian *374 houses (including the hamlets: Pigany - 60 houses, Paluchy - 32 houses, Mołynie - 32 houses, Leżachowiec - 14 houses). [[Space:Names|Common Ukrainian Names]] for this area. The photo below depicts locations of churches according to the 1900 census. [https://www.geshergalicia.org/galician-town-locator/]. This information is crucial when searching for records. https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/b/bf/Cieplice_Jaroslaw_Galicja_Austria-2.jpg {{Image|file=Piskorowice.jpg|size=700|align=c}} == Research and Resources == '''Do you have information to share? Please feel free to add your information.''' *See [[Space:Galicia|Galicia]] for information on maps, and research aids. https://www.apokryfruski.org/kultura/nadsanie/piskorowice/ 1784-1846: [Copies of record books of the Piskorowice parish (Sieniawa deanery)]; [Kopie ksiąg metrykalnych parafii Piskorowice (dekanat Sieniawa)] https://www.szukajwarchiwach.gov.pl/en/jednostka/-/jednostka/18066097 1854: (Map) Dorf Piskorowce in Galizien Przemysler Kreis: https://www.szukajwarchiwach.gov.pl/en/jednostka/-/jednostka/18051138 1869-1942: Akta stanu cywilnego izraelickiej gminy wyznaniowej w Sieniawie; Files of the civil status of the Israeli religious community in Sieniawa https://www.szukajwarchiwach.gov.pl/en/zespol/-/zespol/128300 1934: Arkusze zgłoszeń litera (gmina Cetula, Manasterz, Mołodycz, Piskorowice, Radawa, Surmaczówka); Letter application sheets (municipalities of Cetula, Manasterz, Mołodycz, Piskorowice, Radawa, Surmaczówka) https://www.szukajwarchiwach.gov.pl/en/jednostka/-/jednostka/18045176 == House Number Study == The following have been entered as Wikitree profile under [[:Category: Piskorowice, Jaroslau]] and it is initially based on the Cieplice One Place Study. If an entry below is listed as "OMITTED", this only means a Wikitree profile was not set up for anyone mentioned in the record. If you have found records and would like to contribute to this list, please make appropriate edits or contact the profile manager. ---- '''?''' *OMITTED; (Cieplice Record) Scan 45, 21 Jun 1805; #x; Lucas Kogut, age 30, single and Anastasia Zamorycha, age 26, widow. Witnesses from Piskorowice. ---- '''1''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan494; birth; #1; Stanislaw & Alexander; of Alexander Bobakowski and Elisabeth ---- '''10''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan497; marriage; #233: Michael Madaj of Piskorowice filius Symeon Madaj and Euatharina Pron, age 51 widow and #10: Anna Kiprak filia Martin Kiprak and Hidpko and Anna Harsalowna(?) age 33 wsingle ---- '''13''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan499; death; #13; Stephanus, filia Michael Tenas, age 2 yrs ---- '''16''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan496; marriage; #16: Ludovicus Zelaznya, filius Cazimiri Zelazny et Barbara Winiarz, age 24, single and #208: Xenia Motyn filia Alexi Hannaluik et Anna de Ignatio Fedik, age 40 widow. ---- '''24''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan494; birth; #24: Anna; Joannes Kogut (of Joannes and Maria Paluch) and Anna (of Andreas SzykuTa and Eva Bukowinski) *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan496; marriage; #55: Basilius Lesiak, filius Basilius et Anastasia ?, age 21, single and #24: Euatharina Kogut filia Andrea Gresekiwicz et Eva Korczniak age 21, widow ---- '''25''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan499; death; #25; Theodorus, filia Basili Kaczmarz *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan499; death; #25; Joannes Kaczmarz, age 38 ---- '''30''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan497; marriage; #116: Basilius Paluch, Piskorowice, filius Symeonis Paluch and Maria Wieczaniec(?) age 20, single; and #30: Xenia Bliszcz; filia Theodor Bliszcz and Eva Szegda, age 17, single ---- '''31''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan498; death; #31; Anna; Petri WoTos uxor; age 60 years ---- '''34''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan496; marriage; #34: Stephanus WoTos, filius Stephan WoTos, age 36, single; and #188: Parascevia Kubrak; filia ichaelis Kubrak et Xenia Chromyko, age 21, single *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan498; death; #34; Theodorus filius Basili WoTos, age 3 years ---- '''37''' *(Cieplice Record) Scan 14, 24 Nov 1898; Wasil Fed--ak?, widow, son of Onufriy and Mary Puc--lo?, of Piskorowice, born 21 Apr 1853, age 45, house#36; Ahafia Kocur, of Anton and Mary Stecko, age 27, house# 33 Cieplice ---- '''38''' *(Cieplice Announcment) 1851 Piskorowice; iwan Wruzbyt of Mike and Kaska Pisieszko, age 18, house#208; and (omitted) Maria Rudkowska, widow of Marty, age 48, Piskorowice house#38 ---- '''40''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan494; birth; #40; Andreas; of Alexius WoTczasty (of Demetri of Cieplice and Maria KuryTowka and Xenia WoTczastas (of Joannes Bukowinski and Anna Rassa) ---- '''41''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan499; death; #41; Basilius Kulaga; age 50 years ---- '''43''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan497; marriage; #209; Joannes MoTyn of Piskorowice filia Nicolai MoTyn and Xenophemia Sroka age 27 single; and #43: Eva Dai filia Stephan Dai and Eustarina Korchowiec age 21 single *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan499; death; #43; Alexius; Dai; age 41 yrs ---- '''44''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan494; birth; #44; Anastasia; of Joannes Czajka (of Mathai and Euphromia of Stephan PuyTo) and Anna (of Elias Pigan and Maria of Gabriel Ludy) ---- '''45''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan496; marriage; #124: Joannes KozioTko filius Demetri et Eutharina Siry, age 21, single and #45: Maria Lopin filia Joannis et Xenia de Joannes Korczniak, age 18, single. ---- '''50''' *OMITTED (Cieplice Record) 1814; Scan 61; 1 May 1814; #250/50; Basili Fasiak, age 44, widow, Piskorowice and Anastasia Szegda, age 26, widow ---- '''51''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan500; death; #51; Michael filia Georgii Kurlo, 1 day. ---- '''55''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan496; marriage; #55: Basilius Lesiak, filius Basilius et Anastasia ?, age 21, single and #24: Euatharina Kogut filia Andrea Gresekiwicz et Eva Korczniak age 21, widow ---- '''59''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan499; death; #59; Anna, filia Petri Rybak; age 2 years ---- '''61''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan496; marriage; #91: Daniel Bliszcz, filius Demetri and Anna de Panko KurTo, age 16, single; and #61: Anastasia Zawmucha filia Joannes et Anna de Basilius PucyTo, age 15 single. ---- '''62''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan500; death; #62; Stephanus Pigan; 47 years. *(Cieplice Record) 1872; Scan 85; #62/275; Teodor Pigan; Piskorowice (of Mike and Eudocia Rasa) and Cath (of Elias Huczko and Rosalia Kopytko) ---- '''63''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan496; marriage; #190; Demetrius Szwed; filius Alexii Szwed and Anna de Jacobi PunsTo(?), age 41, single; and #63: Parasceiva Korszniak filia Michaelis Pigan et Eva de Petro Rassa, age 23, widow. ---- '''68''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan498; death; #68; Andreas Koman; age 50 years *(Cieplice Record) 1825; Scan 88; #68/165; Basili Koman, of Piskorowice and Ahafia Paskowski ---- '''72''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan496; marriage; #174: Basilius MoTyn; filius Philippi MoTyn et Eva KTudio; age 46, widow; and #72: Xenia Dowpan filia Demetrius Dowpan et Anastasia de Symeon Kowal, age 33, single. *(Cieplice Announcement) Scan 7; 1834 Piskorowice; Olech; of Dmytro Wolczasty; house#336; (omitted) Xenia; of Mikolaj Bruszka, widow; Piskorowice house#72 ---- '''76''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan497; marriage; #217: Alexius Sroka of Piskorowice filius Georgii Sroka and Maria Jacobi Szpak, age 27 single and #76: Eva Kaczmarz filia Basili Bliszcz and Xenia KozioTko age 24, widow ---- '''77''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan497; marriage; #201: Michael Bliszcz of Piskorowice, filia Joannes Bliszcz and Anastasia Szpak age 19 single; and #77: Maria Koslarz, filia Andreas Koslarz and Anna of Joannes Szepulka age 18 single. ---- '''81''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan498; death; #81; Eva Rybak; age 34 years ---- '''84''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan499; death; #84; Michael Czyra/Czyna; age 38 years *(Cieplice Announcement) 23 Nov 1851 Piskorowice; Hryc Fedyrko, widow age 42, house#97 and (omitted) Xenia Dorotycz, widow of Iwan, age 34, Piskorowice house#84 ---- '''85''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan499; death; #85; Parascevia, filia Elias CuryTo; age 13 years ---- '''91''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan496; marriage; #91: Daniel Bliszcz, filius Demetri and Anna de Panko KurTo, age 16, single; and #61: Anastasia Zawmucha filia Joannes et Anna de Basilius PucyTo, age 15 single. ---- '''92''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan499; death; #92; Joannes, filius Demetri Bliszcz; age 7 years ---- '''98''' *(Cieplice Announcement) Scan 96; 21 Nov 1869 Piskorowice; Mike Wolczasty, of Wasyl and nasti Mokrycki age 28, house#341 and Nasta Szelewa, of Iwan and mary, age 18, Piskorowice house#98 *(Cieplice Record) 1873; Scan 89; #215/98; Sebastian Szewczyk, widow (of Andrew and Dorota Solarz) and Xenodja Fedurko, widow; Piskorwice (of Nicolas Rasa and Cath Molyn) ---- '''101''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan499; death; #101; Anastasia, filia Anna Dai; age 3 months ---- '''104''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan494; birth; #104; Daniel; of Gregorius Konszniak (of Onufrii and Xenia Motyn) and Anastasia (of Joannes Tenas and Maria Cuipa) ---- '''107''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan497; marriage; #107: Demetrius Rassa of Piskorowice filius Alexi Rassa and Evatharina Paluch, age 30 widow; and #183: Anna Harpul, filius Theodori Harpul and Anna Ciglak age 22 single *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan498; death; #107; Alexius Rassa; age 66 years *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan499; death; #107; Anastasia, uxor Demetri Rassa; age 25 years ---- '''109''' *(Cieplice Announcement) Scan 181; 1889; Petro Paul Szykula, of Iwan and Kata Kubrak, age 24, Piskorowice house#109; and Paraska Wolczasty, of Mike and Anastasia Szelewa, age 15, house#533 ---- '''110''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan498; death; #110; Maria CzaTapicha; age 67 years *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan499; death; #110; Parascevia, filia Gregori Bliszcz, age 4 years *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan499; death; #110; Pelagia, filia Maria CzaTapicha; age 2 years ---- '''114''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan498; death; #114; Eva, Alexi Gawara uxor; age 52 years ---- '''115''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan499; death; #115; Anastasia Chamyko, age 51 yrs ---- '''116''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan497; marriage; #116: Basilius Paluch, Piskorowice, filius Symeonis Paluch and Maria Wieczaniec(?) age 20, single; and #30: Xenia Bliszcz; filia Theodor Bliszcz and Eva Szegda, age 17, single *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan498; death; #116; Symeon Paluch; age 44 years *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan499; death; #116; Anna of Joannes Paluch uxor; age 63 years ---- '''121''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan499; death; #121; Michael WoTos Wyskup; age 39 years ---- '''127''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan498; death; #127; Joannes Bukowinski; age 48 years ---- '''123''' *(Cieplice Record) 1888; Scan 168; Andrew Nagorny #123; Piskorowice (of Mike and Maria Peklak) and Anastasia Stecko #41; (of Procopi and Cath Piplu) ---- '''124''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan496; marriage; #124: Joannes KozioTko filius Demetri et Eutharina Siry, age 21, single and #45: Maria Lopin filia Joannis et Xenia de Joannes Korczniak, age 18, single. ---- '''131''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan498; death; #131; Anna uxor Theodori Koman; age 47 years ---- '''134''' *(Cieplice Record) 1827; #134/60; Basili Szykala, age 20, Piskorowice and Catharina Antosz age 17. ---- '''135''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan500; death; #135; Parascevia Gruszkieuwicz; age 42. ---- '''137''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan498; death; #137; Stephanus filius Demetri Socha; age 1.5 years ---- '''150''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan499; death; #150; Anna filia Joannes Pigan, age 4 years ---- '''151''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan498; death; #151; Petrus SczyTa(?), age 47 years ---- '''153''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan499; death; #153; Eva uxor Demetri Biela; age 23 years ---- '''161''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan500; #161; Michael filia Symeon Stupen(?); 1 day, death. ---- '''162''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan498; death; #162; Elias filius Stephan Stupen; age 1 year *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan500; death; #162; Stephanus Stupen, age 43. ---- '''163''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan496; marriage; #163: Alexius Cuipala; filius Petri Cuipala et Magdalena de Kowal Petro, age 29, widow; and #239: Anna Paluch filia Gregorii Kubrak et Anastasia Siry; age 27, widow. ---- '''165''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan500; #165; Gregorius Zarlaka(?); age 53, death. ---- '''166''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan498; death; #166; Alexius Zanko; age 44 *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan498; death; #166; Eva, Alexii Zanko uxor; age 40 years ---- '''170''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan499; death; #170; Joannes, filius Joannes Makara, age 9 yrs *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan500; #170; Joannes Makara; age 54; death. *(Cieplice Annoucement) 10 Mar 1850 Piskorowice; Alex Nagurni (soldier) of Iwan and Feski Bucyn, age 38, house#385; and Hanka Hupen, widow of Mike, Piskorowice house#170 ---- '''172''' *(Cieplice Record) 1815; Scan 66; #336/172; Andrew MoTynj, Piskorowice #172 and Maria Wolcasty #336 ---- '''173''' *(Cieplice Record) 1862; Scan 44; #173/327; Joannes Hys; Piskorowicz (of Demetri and Xenia Motyn) and Parascevia (of Joannis Leszaj and Maria Wotczasty) *(Cieplice Record) 1870; Scan 75; #173/337; Joannes Hys; Piskorwicz (of Demetri and Xenia Molyn) and Maria (of Alex Mokryki and Anna Karchut) ---- '''174''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan496; marriage; #174: Basilius MoTyn; filius Philippi MoTyn et Eva KTudio; age 46, widow; and #72: Xenia Dowpan filia Demetrius Dowpan et Anastasia de Symeon Kowal, age 33, single. *(Cieplice record) 1869; Scan 67; #174/344; Teodor Motyn; Piskorowicz (of Basili and Eudocia Majdry) and Maria (of Simeon Leszaj and Maria Ochab) *1888*set); Scan 7; Joannes Nycz; #321(of Nicolas and Eva Zielinka) and Maria; #174 Piskorowice (of Teodor Molyn and Maria Wolczasty; Piskorowice) ---- '''176''' *(Cieplice record) 1879; Scan 123; #176/319; Teodor Szul; Piskorowice (of Greg and Maria DoTham) and Xenia (of Alex Pron and Parascevia Rudyk) ---- '''178''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan495; birth; #178; Basilius; of Mathias Rassa (of Nicolai Rassa and Euatharina Molyn); and Maria Rassa (of Theodori Kogut and Eucatharina Sroka) *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan499; death; #178; Joannes, child of Joannes Rafta Morczican(?); age 1 year *(Cieplice announcement) 26 Jun 1853 Piskorowice; Jurko Pisieszko, widow, house#298; and Nasta, of Mikolaj Rasa and Kaska Molyn, age 31, Piskorowice house#178 ---- '''179''' *(Cieplice record) 1850; Scan 77; #179/25; Petro Pron; Brkowice (of Gabriel and Anna Klimki) and Maria (of Alex PIskorz and Cath Burki) ---- '''181''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan500; death; #181; Timoteus Paluch, age 78. *1833; (Cieplice Announcement) Scan 4; 1833; Jurko, of Dmytro Wolczasty, house#336; Maria, of Tym Paluch, Piskorowice house#181 ---- '''183''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan497; marriage; #107: Demetrius Rassa of Piskorowice filius Alexi Rassa and Evatharina Paluch, age 30 widow; and #183: Anna Harpul, filius Theodori Harpul and Anna Ciglak age 22 single ---- '''185''' *(Cieplice record) 1847; Scan 60; #185/341; Basili Paluch; Piskorowice (of Mike and Anastasia Kubrak) and Anna (of Basili Wolczasty and Anastasia Mokrycki) ---- '''186''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan499; death; #186; Euatharina; Jonas Kowal; age 52yrs ---- '''187''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan498; death; #187; Eva Pusio; age 61 years ---- '''188''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan494; birth; #188; Andreas; of Joannes Pesieczko (of Maria) and Anna (of Michaelis Kunbrak and Xenia Chromyk *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan496; marriage; #34: Stephanus WoTos, filius Stephan WoTos, age 36, single; and #188: Parascevia Kubrak; filia ichaelis Kubrak et Xenia Chromyko, age 21, single ---- '''190''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan496; marriage; #190; Demetrius Szwed; filius Alexii Szwed and Anna de Jacobi PunsTo(?), age 41, single; and #63: Parasceiva Korszniak filia Michaelis Pigan et Eva de Petro Rassa, age 23, widow. *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan498; death; #190; Eutharina uxor Demetri Szwed; age 40 years ---- '''191''' *(Cieplice record) 1872; Scan 86; #191/129; Nicolas Sroka; Piskorowice (of Ignati and Eudocia Papa) and Maria (of Petro Koziotko and Anna Kolenko) ---- '''192''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan499; death; #192; Maria filia Cazimir Mazur; age 3 years ---- '''194''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan494; birth; #194: Anna (of Joannes Kulaga of Georgii Kulaga and Anna Lisnocha) and Eva (of Joannes Dublaniica and Anna Kowak) ---- '''195''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan499; death; #195; Maria; filia Pantalionis Czajka; age 1 year ---- '''196''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan498; death; #196; Andreas Kubrak; age 39 years ---- '''201''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan497; marriage; #201: Michael Bliszcz of Piskorowice, filia Joannes Bliszcz and Anastasia Szpak age 19 single; and #77: Maria Koslarz, filia Andreas Koslarz and Anna of Joannes Szepulka age 18 single. ---- '''202''' *(Cieplice record) OMITTED; 1834; Scan 17; #202/365; Mike (of Casmin KoTlar) Piskorowice, and Helena (of Demetri Szegda) ---- '''203''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan498; death; #203; Michael Szpak; age 34 years *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan499; death; #203; Anastasia, filia Alexii Szpak, age 10 yrs *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan500; death; #203; Stephaus filia Michaelis Szpak, 8 years. ---- '''208''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan496; marriage; #16: Ludovicus Zelaznya, filius Cazimiri Zelazny et Barbara Winiarz, age 24, single and #208: Xenia Motyn filia Alexi Hannaluik et Anna de Ignatio Fedik, age 40 widow. *(Cieplice Announcement); Scan 17; 21 Nov 1847 Piskorowice; Fedko Korchowec, of Piotr and Pazi Wolos, age 21, house#104; and Hanka Molyn, of Jedruch and Kaski Kubrak, age 22, Piskorowice house#208 ---- '''209''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan497; marriage; #209; Joannes MoTyn of Piskorowice filia Nicolai MoTyn and Xenophemia Sroka age 27 single; and #43: Eva Dai filia Stephan Dai and Eustarina Korchowiec age 21 single *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan499; death; #209; Stephanus Kowal, age 47 yrs *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan500; #209; Parascevia filia Nicolai MoTyn; 23 years, death. ---- '''216''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan498; death; #216; Maria Korszniak; age 58 years *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan498; death; #216; Xenis filia Danielis Dublanica; age 10 years ---- '''217''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan497; marriage; #217: Alexius Sroka of Piskorowice filius Georgii Sroka and Maria Jacobi Szpak, age 27 single and #76: Eva Kaczmarz filia Basili Bliszcz and Xenia KozioTko age 24, widow ---- '''219''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan498; death; #219; Anastasia, filia Joannes Kolowski; age 2 years *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan498; death; #219; Anna, uxor Joannes Kolowski; age 33 years ---- '''220''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan495; birth; #220; Stephanus; of Basilius Hanaluch (of Alexii H. and Anna Zawarucha) and Eva Hanaluczka (of Basili PunyTo and Eudharina(?) ---- '''233''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan497; marriage; #233: Michael Madaj of Piskorowice filius Symeon Madaj and Euatharina Pron, age 51 widow and #10: Anna Kiprak filia Martin Kiprak and Hidpko and Anna Harsalowna(?) age 33 wsingle ---- '''239''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan496; marriage; #163: Alexius Cuipala; filius Petri Cuipala et Magdalena de Kowal Petro, age 29, widow; and #239: Anna Paluch filia Gregorii Kubrak et Anastasia Siry; age 27, widow. ---- '''241''' *(Cieplice record) OMITTED: 1879; Scan 125; #247/241; Mike Buniowski; Piskorowice (of Joannes and Maria Tkaczyk) and Anastasia; Piskorowice (of Alex Paluch and Anna Wolczasty) ---- '''246''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan496; marriage; #246; Joannes Bliszcz filius Alexii and Anastasia de Papa, age 21, widow; and #279: Anna Pigan filia Michaelis Pigan and Maria Chromyko age 18, single *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan498; death; #246; Euatharina uxor Joannes Bliszcz; age 22 years *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan499; death; #246; Parascevia, filia Alexi Bliszcz; age 11 yrs ---- '''247''' *(Cieplice record) OMITTED: 1879; Scan 125; #247/241; Mike Buniowski; Piskorowice (of Joannes and Maria Tkaczyk) and Anastasia; Piskorowice (of Alex Paluch and Anna Wolczasty) ---- '''251''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan498; death; #251; Demetrius Sychi; age 71 years ---- '''253''' *(Cieplice record) 1820: Scan 79; #253/59; Ilko Pigan, Piskorowice and Mary Luty ---- '''262''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan499; death; #262; Euatharena, filia Theodori Dae(?); age 17 yrs ---- '''254''' *(Cieplice record); 1832; Scan 10; #254/319; Mike Molyn and Eva Pron ---- '''260''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan498; death; #260; Maria filia Danielis Czajka; age 9 years ---- '''273''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan499; death; #273; Georgius, filia Anna Kubrak; age 5 years *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan500; death; #273; Joannes Kubrak; age 40. ---- '''279''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan496; marriage; #246; Joannes Bliszcz filius Alexii and Anastasia de Papa, age 21, widow; and #279: Anna Pigan filia Michaelis Pigan and Maria Chromyko age 18, single ---- '''335''' *OMITTED; (Cieplice death record); Scan 130; https://szukajwarchiwach.pl/56/2024/0/-/18/skan/full/WwbjKcpv1Na8xx1ORp5_fA; 22 Apr 1877; house#335; Daniel, child of Parascevia Czajka, widow post p.d. Matheum Czajka, farmer in Piskorowice; age 13 years; cod: natural ---- '''344''' *(Cieplice record); scan 24, 11 Jun 1900; Wasil Mokrycki, of Ilko and Mary/Ksenia Hys, house#69, Sloboda; Ksenia Wolczasty, widow of Andrzej, of Iwan Pron and Eva Paluch, Piskorowice house#344 ---- '''365''' *(Cieplice record) 1885; Scan 158; #119/365; Teodor Moczan (of Joannes and Anastasia Worobel) and Maria Koman; Piskorowice (of Elias and Josefia Pankiew) ---- '''424''' *(Cieplice record) 1847; Scan 59; #339/424; Mike Mokrycki (of Jacob and Xenia Wolczasty) and Maria Wolczasty, widow; Piskorowice (of Tim Paluch and Anna Kubrak) *(Cieplice record) 1858; Scan 20; #424/262; Joannes WoTczasty (of George and Marie Paluch; Piskorowice) and Anna (of Demetri Wilczko and Maria Dynis)
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[[Category:Pistorius Name Study]] [[Category:One Name Studies]] [[Category:DNA Projects]] ==Pistorius Name== German, Dutch, and eastern French: Latinized (from Latin pistor meaning miller or baker) variant of German Pfister or Pistner, Dutch Pester, French Pestre, Pestour, occupational names for a baker. Also Pistor (Germany and Switzerland), Pister (Russia and Uzbhekistan), Pistorii. In America the spelling in some cases was changed to Pestorius, Pastorius or Pistorious - possibly deliberately or maybe due to pronounciation and language differences. Australia also changed to Pestorius. In 2014, the incidence of the surname was most prevalent in South Africa - 4913 names with an incidence of 1:10992. And all of these South African profiles come from the same one progenitor who came to South Africa from Germany in 1848. in 2014 Germany had the next highest number of profiles with 1513 which represented 1:53348 of the population. United States was next with 524 which was 1:611203. The most common first names are Anna Maria and Johannes In America in 1880, the most common Pistorius occupation in the USA was Coal Miner with 20% of Pistorius's listing Coal Miner as their occupation. A less common occupation for the Pistorius family was Keeper Of Baths. Coal Miner, Lawyer and Farmer were the top 3 reported jobs worked by Pistorius. ==We can be proud of:-== ===South African Pistorius=== :[[Pistorius-1176|Carl Wilhelm Irene ("Calie") Pistorius]] (born 9 August 1958) who is a South African academic who is a former Vice-Chancellor of the University of Hull, Kingston upon Hull, United Kingdom. :[[Pistorius-737|Caren Pistorius]] who is a South African-born New Zealand actress best known for portraying Rose in the movie Slow West. :[[Pistorius-569|Martin Pistorius]] who is a South African freelance web designer, developer, and author born in 1975, and known for his 2011 book Ghost Boy, in which he describes living with locked-in syndrome. :[[Pistorius-1250|Micki Pistorius]] (born 19 March 1961 in Pretoria) who is a South African forensic or investigative psychologist and author. She was the first woman in her profession and the first profiler in South Africa. :[[Pistorius-645|Oscar Leonard Carl Pistorius]] who became the first amputee to win a non-disabled world track medal. ===German Pistorius=== :[[Pistorius-1512|Johann Pistorius the Elder]] (1504–1583), German Protestant minister, who participated in several religious disputations between Catholics and Protestants. :[[Pistorius-1511|Johann Pistorius Niddanus (the Younger)]] (1546–1608), German controversialist and historian, son of Johann Pistorius the Elder. :[[Pistorius-3102|Elias Pistorius]] senior (auch: Elias Beck; 1590–1664), deutscher lutherischer Theologe, Prediger, Pastor und Rektor :[[Pistorius-3103|Elias Pistorius]] junior (auch: Elias Beck; 1624–1668), evangelischer Theologe, Hofprediger und Konsistorialassessor :Georg Tobias Pistorius (1666–1745), deutscher Jurist und Historiker :[[Pistorius-4448|Christian (Brandanus Hermann) Pistorius]] (* 12. Mai 1763[1] oder 1765[2] in Poseritz; † 9. November 1823 in Garz/Rügen) war ein deutscher Schriftsteller und Übersetzer. :[[Pistorius-2241|Ferdinand von Pistorius]] (1767–1841), Erzieher am Hofe Wilhelm I. (Württemberg), Landtagsabgeordneter :[[Pritzbuer-1|Charlotte Pistorius]] (* 5. November 1777 in Reinkenhagen als Charlotte Helene Henriette Pritzbuer; † 14. September 1850 in Garz/Rügen) war eine deutsche Dichterin. Sie gehörte dem Freundeskreis um Ernst Moritz Arndt an. :[[Pistorius-3631|Eduard Pistorius]] (1796–1862), deutscher Maler und Radierer :[[Pistorius-4643|Hedwig Pistorius]] (1906–2004), österreichische Schauspielerin :[[Raabe-152|Ursula Pistorius, born Raabe]] (born January 18, 1933 in Frankfurt / Oder, † September 4, 2015 in Osnabrück) was a Lower Saxony politician (SPD) and a member of the Lower Saxony Landtag. :[[Pistorius-4446|Boris Pistorius]] is a German politician (SPD). :Johannes Maria Pistorius (born 16 June 1995) is a German badminton player."Players: Johannes PISTORIUS". bwfbadminton.com. Badminton World Federation. Retrieved 2 September 2016 Born in Roth, Bavaria, Pistorius started playing badminton at aged 5, trained at the NSP Nürnberg since 2008, and joining the TSV 1906 Freystadt in 2014."Johannes Pistorius" (in German). Deutscher Badminton-Verband e.V. Retrieved 7 July 2018"„BBS stellt sich vor" Teil 3: Johannes Pistorius – Badminton ist seine Leidenschaft" (in German). Bayerischer Badminton-Verband e.V. Retrieved 7 July 2018 He was the bronze medalists at the 2013 European Junior Championships in the boys' doubles and mixed team event. [2] He graduated from Bertolt-Brecht school, and now educated at the Saarland University of Applied Sciences.[3] ===Dutch Pistorius=== :[[Pistorius-1654|Johannes Pistorius Woerdensis]] or Jan de Bakker van Woerden (1499–1525), Dutch Catholic priest who was the first to be martyred for Protestant beliefs. :[[Albers-199|Alphonse Emile Albers Pistorius]] (1878-1944), Nederlands burgemeester :[[Albers_Pistorius-1|Frans Albers Pistorius]] (1913-1981), Nederlands burgemeester, zoon van voorgaande :[[Fokkelman-1|Willy Albers Pistorius-Fokkelman]] (1919-2010), Nederlands beeldhouwer, echtgenote van voorgaande :[[Verkerk_Pistorius-3|Arnold Willem Pieter Verkerk Pistorius]] (1838-1893), Nederlands publicist en ambtenaar in Nederlands-Indië ==Pistorius Family Lines== ===Schwarzburg (Thüringen)=== :Protestant and Roman Catholic :Schwarzburg (Thuringia) :Shield: Divided: I. in blue three silver arrows placed at right angles; II. in silver a half sun of gold, starting from the dividing line. Helmet sign: three silver arrows, placed in a fan, the points down. N.B. was led by John Pistorius (III, I): in blue a silver reclining waxer, above which a golden six-pointed star. Helmet sign: a yarn winder :This family lineage starts with [[Pistorius-1511|Ds. Johannes Pistorius]], who probably was a son of [[Pistorius-1512|Johannes Pistorius]], born Schwarzburg 1546, studied in Erfurt and Jena, jur. doct. and preacher at the court of the Count of Schwarzburg, died Franckenhausen 1607. :Through the transition from [[Pistorius-17|Jacobus (Vb)]], [[Pistorius-1739|Franscoys (Vc)]] and [[Pistorius-1858|Henrikus Cornelis (Vd) Pistorius]] to the Roman Catholic faith, their descendants are often found among the middle class and working class in North Brabant. Only [[Pistorius-1820|Peter Pistorius (VIIa)]] converted back to Protestantism. :Among the descendants of [[Pistorius-17|Jacobus (Vb)]] the name Pistorius lives on in combination with that of Albers. At K.B., dated 2 July 1915, [[Albers-199|Mr. Alphons Emile Albers]] allowed the family name of his wife [[Pistorius-1803|Petronella Maria Johanna Pistorius (VIIIc, 3)]] for him and his descendants to join his. His only son is [[Albers_Pistorius-1|Mr. Francois Jules Willie Alphonse Albers Pistorius]], b. Helmond 23 July 1913.
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[[Category:Pitman_Name_Study]] [[Category: Pitman Name Study]] [[Category:New_Jersey_Quakers]] [[Category:Pennsylvania_Quakers]] [[Category:One Name Studies]] {{One Name Study | name=Pitman | category=Pitman_Name_Study }} = Welcome to the Pitman Name Study Project! = The goal of this study is to compile historical and genealogical information related to the surname Pitman, including etymology, immigration, ancestry, and named places/things. In addition, this study aims to improve all profiles on Wikitree that are part of the study by adding sources, family history, images, and connecting to the global family tree. For more information on One Name Studies, please check out the parent project: [[Project:One_Name_Studies|One Name Studies]]. == Study == '''Coordinator''': [[Bartlett-4864|Sherry Bartlett]]
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'''G2G Tag''': pitman_name_study === How to Join === # Join the name study # Add the tag 'pitman_name_study' (no quotes) to your [[Special:Following|followed tags]]. # Add your name below in the [[#members|members]] section below # Add the appropriate Pitman name study category to all your Pitman profiles. ## Add only to individuals whose '''Last Name At Birth''' is Pitman, not profiles of individuals whose names changed to Pitman by marriage. ## Add the lowest location Pitman category available, or create a lower category where applicable. See the [[:Category:Pitman_Name_Study|Pitman Name Study Category]] for more information. If you are not sure you can ask [[Bartlett-4864 | Sherry Bartlett]] or post a question in G2G with the tags: "pitman" and "pitman_name_study" ## Note that adding this tag will not change profile privacy. === Members === *[[Bartlett-4864 | Sherry Bartlett]] Looking for my ancestor and her relatives in New Jersey, and the places they traveled. *[[Haese-11|Kylie Haese]] interested in Pitmans in Australia, because my children are descendents. *[[Treece-72|Jef Treece]] Treece patrilineal ancestry back to [[Treece-106|John Treece b.1812]] whose biological father is presumed to be an unknown Wall, of the "Captain Thomas Pittman" clade, based on Y DNA results and autosomal matches[https://www.familytreedna.com/groups/pittman-dna/about Pittman DNA project at FTDNA], retrieved by [[Treece-72|Jef Treece]], 23 Oct 2021. I am co-administrator of the Pittman and Wall projects at FTDNA. There are roughly 150 matching Y DNA results in this clade as of 23 Oct 2021, more than eighty of which have Big-Y results. *[[Jarvis-4997|Samantha Robinson]] Looking for ancestors and relatives in Bermuda and beyond. Some of us Bermuda decendants of Pitman are very curious as to how we got there. Was it an expedition or criminal? ==Lists of Pitman== https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Category:Pitman_Name_Study == Etymology == === Origin === According to [http://www.ancestry.com/name-origin?surname=pitman Ancestry.com] Pittman meaning is ''English (mainly southwestern): variant of Pitt, with the addition of man.German (Pitmann): variant of Pittmann (see Pittman).Dutch: variant of Putman 2.'' The [http://www.surnamedb.com/Surname/Pitman Surname Database] states ''This interesting surname recorded in the spellings of '''Pitman''', '''Pittman''', '''Pettman''' and '''Putnam''', is of Anglo-Saxon origins. It is a topographical surname used in the first instance for someone who lived by a pit or a hollow in the ground, perhaps a quarry. The derivation is from the Olde English pre 7th Century word "pytt", pit, hole, cavity, which also appears, though rarely, in some English placenames, such as "Pett" in Kent, meaning "(place by) the pit or hollow", and "Woolpit" in Suffolk and in Surrey which have the picturesque meaning of "the pit for trapping wolves". Initially topographical surnames were among the earliest created, since both natural and man-made features in the landscape provided easily recognisable distinguishing names in the small communities of medieval England. In the this case the surname became occupational and topographical, in that it gradually described both where a person lived and in this case the work they carried out. The suffix 'mann' used in this context describes one who worked in or perhaps owned a 'pit'. Early examples of the name recording include Johanes Pittman who married Alicia Spratt at the famous church of St. Martin in the Fields, London, on July 25th 1633, and Andrew Pitman, who married at St Dionis Backchurch, London, on April 19th 1645. The first recorded spelling of the family name is shown to be that of Urban '''Piteman''', which was dated 1203, a witness at the Assize Court of Northampton, during the reign of King John, known as "Lackland", 1199 - 1216. Surnames became necessary when governments introduced personal taxation. In England this was known as Poll Tax. Throughout the centuries, surnames in every country have continued to "develop" often leading to astonishing variants of the original spelling.'' Although Pitman originates in England, there are Pitmans in Ireland[https://www.irishgathering.ie/clan_info.asp?clanID=1624 Irish Gathering], Germany, Scotland, Denmark, Argentina, Australia and The United States. Regarding immigration to the US, the [http://www.heraldrysinstitute.com/cognomi/Pittman/England/idc/600193/lang/en/ Hearldrys Institute] states ''The exact period of settlement in North America has not been definitely determined but Information extracted from Public and Civil registry archive's confirm that one of the first settlers was a certain 'William Pitman', aged 24, a carpenter and joiner by trade, from Worcester, England. He immigrated to North America in 1774, sailing from the Port of London aboard the ship named the 'Rebecca' on the 28th of August 1774, arriving in Maryland on the 4th of September of the same, where he served as indentured servant. Today, 'Pittman' is the '620th' most common surname in North America.'' === Derivations === * Pittman * Pettman * Putnam * Piteman * Pittmon[https://www.familytreedna.com/public/PittmanDNA?iframe=ycolorized Pittman DNA Project Y matches at FTDNA], which has some matching Pittmon testers, retrieved by [[Treece-72|Jef Treece]] on 23 Oct 2021 === Ethnicity and Religion === ==== Ashkenazi Jews ==== There appears to be a small group of Ashkenazi Jews with the Pitman surname who emigrated from Europe to Argentina.[http://www.hebrewsurnames.com/PITMAN Jewish Surnames in Argentina] ==== Quakers ==== There are a number of Pitman families in Pennsylvania and New Jersey in the early 1700s that are members of the Quakers. For example: [[Pitman-834|Aron Pitman]] ==== Connection to Robinson Crusoe ==== From some deepest darkest Somerset research of the 1600s.... '''Henry Pitman - possibly the ‘real’ Robinson Crusoe.''' Some Pitmans were from the Somerset villages around southern Bridgwater. During 'The Battle of Sedgemoor’, which took place in 1685 between the Duke of Monmouth and troops loyal to James II, a Henry Pitman was in the area at the time. After the battle Henry, who was a surgeon, was asked to help the Duke of Monmouth. However, when the Duke was caught later on, Henry was found guilty as well. As punishment, Henry was sent to prison on the Caribbean island of Barbados, along with his brother, William Pitman. After William died, Henry escaped on a raft. However, he was later shipwrecked on a desert island in the middle nowhere and had to survive on food he found on the island. He later escaped and returned to England, where he was pardoned. While in England, Henry stayed in the house of Daniel Defoe (who wrote Robinson Crusoe) for a while. Some historians therefore think Daniel Defoe was inspired to write Robinson Crusoe from hearing, or reading about, Henry’s ‘adventures’. '''Henry at the Battle of Sedgmoor: ''' “The battle of Sedgemoor waged prior to the fleeing of the king and produced many prisoners of the crown. Some were shipped to Australia and many to the Caribbean, Barbados in particular. Amongst those was a man called Henry Pitman.” (3) “Among those present at the battle was a young doctor named Henry Pitman who was visiting relatives in Sandford, another town in Somersetshire. Friends convinced him to see the Duke of Monmouth and his army as they marched to Taunton. As he later wrote in A Relation of the Great Sufferings and Strange Adventures of Henry Pitman in 1689." (4) '''Henry’s sentencing: ''' “Henry Pitman found himself standing in the dock before Lord Chief Justice Jeffreys at what became known as the Bloody Assizes. Henry’s account explainded how he and others were coerced into confessing, which merely served to acquaint Jeffreys with their crimes and provide “the [True] Bill against us, by the Grand Jury”, rather than proving them guilty of treason.” (4) “Pitman’s and Blood’s death sentences weren’t carried out because the Secretary of State, Sir Robert Spencer, Earl of Sunderland, sent word that “rebels should be furnished for transportation to some of His Majesty’s southern plantations, Jamaica, Barbados, or any of the Leeward Islands. Henry and Peter would be sold into slavery for at least ten years.” (4) '''Henry’s time in prison in Barbados: ''' “Henry Pitman barely mentioned the five-week voyage: “…had a very sickly passage, insomuch that nine of my companions were buried at sea.” (4) “Henry Pitman made no mention of being sold at auction, only of being “consigned to Charles Thomas and his Company,” who, in turn, commanded him to serve Robert Bishop. Henry Pitman’s master was Robert Bishop, who “grew more and more unkind unto us, and would not give us any clothes, nor me any benefit of practice…. Our diet was very mean. 5 lbs. of salt Irish beef, or salt fish, a week, for each man; and Indian or Guinea Corn ground on a stone, and made into dumplings instead of bread.” Unlike his fictional counterpart, this Bishop eventually owed so much money all his property, including Pitman, was confiscated and resold. Henry Pitman resolved to flee because his brother died. He also gave up hope that he’d receive a pardon, which his relatives back in England attempted to secure for him. Nor could he endure the abuse.” (4) “By this law Pitman's hopes were frustrated, and, utterly disheartened, he was not inclined to work at his profession for the master to whom he had been sold. Although the status of a surgeon was not then as high as it is now, it was yet a great downfall to practise the profession on rations of five pounds of salt beef or fish per week, with nothing else but cornmeal. As for the fees, which were large, the master pocketed them, leaving Pitman to endure the discomforts of a tropical residence and semi-starvation as best he could. On one occasion he refused to go on with his work, and for this he was beaten by his master until the cane used was broken in pieces. Then the master became bankrupt, and, with his brother. Pitman was sent back to the merchant to whom they had been first consigned. (1) Here his brother died of the hardships he had experienced, and Pitman resolved to escape, not withstanding the risk of attempting such a thing. Having made the acquaintance of a poor man who was willing to help, he got a consignment of goods from his friends in England, with which to raise the means. A boat was purchased for twelve pounds but this led to inquiries, as the huyer was known to be poor, and his creditors began to come down upon him. However, Pitman contributed enough to satisfv' them, meanwhile postponing his departure until suspicion had been lulled. (1) '''Henry’s escape from Barbados: ''' “Prison conditions in Barbados were dreadful, and Pitman convinced of his eventual death in prison, made his escape to the west coast of that island. He eventually built a raft and fitted it with a sail that he had made from flotsam, and filled the bladders of many goats with water and laid in a store of smoked goat meat. With these meager supplies strapped to his raft, Pitman set sail from Barbados one moonless night to be carried in every direction the wind and the currents would take him.” (3) On the evening of the 9th of May, 1687 — this being a holiday, when most of the people were revelling — he and seven other bond-servants got safely off in their open boat, with a small supply of provisions and water, a few tools, a compass, and a chart. They intended to make for the Dutch island of Curasao, six hundred miles distant ; but even before they were out of Carlisle Bay their frail craft began to leak, and they had to tear up their clothes to stop the gaping seams. At sunrise they were out of sight from the land, but so enervated by sea-sickness that some would willingly have gone back. However, they went on as best they could, with nothing but their hats to bale out the water, which still continued to trickle into the boat. They were a little more comfortable as the sun rose, but when night came a gale arose which kept them employed baling for their lives. To add to their difficulties the rudder broke, and they had to steer with an oar. (1) Five days passed in this manner, the refugees hardly able to get an hour's rest for the baling and continual fear that the boat would sink if left alone. On the sixth morning they saw Margarita, but could not land on account of the rocky shore, which nearly wrecked them on their making the attempt. Sheering off, they next day - sighted Saltatudos island, one of the Dry Tortugas, where they met a boat manned with privateers, who treated them kindly, and wanted them to join their company. To this, however, Pitman and his companions would not agree, and this annoyed the privateers, who burnt their boat and virtually kept them as prisoners. When they went on a cruise the refugees were left in charge of four men, and had much ado to find enough turtle to keep them from starving.” (1) “After many days at sea, he saw land on the horizon one windy morning, and doing the best he could with his ungainly craft he eventually landed, almost dead, on a wide, sandy beach. The setting sun was lighting the sea mists to gold, rising up to the thick green layer that fringed the shore. (3) '''On the desert island: ''' “Pitman also described how he and the others turned turtles.…we walked along the sea shore to watch for tortoises or turtle: which when they came up out of the sea…we turned on their backs. And they being incapable of turning themselves again, we let them remain so till the day following, or until we had conveniency of killing them: for if they were sufficiently defended from the heat of the sun by shade…they would live several days out of the water....in the night-time, to turn turtle; and in the day-time, we were employed in killing them: whose flesh was the chiefest of our diet, being roasted by the fire on wooden spits.” (4) Over the next several months, Pitman survived mainly on the unsuspecting giant sea turtles that he killed. He saw the remains of habitations and the wreckage of windmills with rusted machinery and torn sails. He also found skeletal remains of a man who had died in terrible battle. At night, he saw the fires of what must have been the ‘wild people of the mountains’, whom he, try as he might, never met in the daylight.” (3) Henry’s escape from the desert island: “One day, many months after the great sea turtles had stopped coming to the beach to lay eggs, Pitman was half-crazy from loneliness and hunger. He saw as if in a dream a brigantine anchored in the wide bay. He was saved!” (3) “After remaining here for three months an English privateer arrived, and, at their request, took them on to New Providence, to which the inhabitants had just returned after being driven off by Spaniards. Pitman at last got to Amsterdam, and from thence to England, where the revolution had just taken place, and his friends had succeeded in obtaining a free pardon.” (1) '''About the book ‘Robinson Crusoe’… ''' “Tim Severin's book Seeking Robinson Crusoe (2002) unravels a much wider and more plausible range of potential sources of inspiration, and concludes by identifying castaway surgeon Henry Pitman as the most likely. An employee of the Duke of Monmouth, Pitman played a part in the Monmouth Rebellion. His short book about his desperate escape from a Caribbean penal colony, followed by his shipwrecking and subsequent desert island misadventures, was published by J. Taylor of Paternoster Row, London, whose son William Taylor later published Defoe's novel. Severin argues since Pitman appears to have lived in the lodgings above the father's publishing house and that Defoe himself was a mercer in the area at the time, Defoe may have met Pitman in person and learned of his experiences first-hand, or possibly through submission of a draft.” (2) “Several years later, in 1689, Henry Pitman published his adventures in London. Pitman called the island ‘Tortugas’. He reckoned it to be at 11˚, 11” north. In fact, he had landed in Tobago during one of the periods of respites from war and contention” (3) '''Robinson Crusoe References:''' *Pitman, Henry. "A Relation of the Great Sufferings and Strange Adventures of Henry Pitman, Chyrurgion to the Late Duke of Monmouth," '''Stuart Tracts 1603-1693'''. Archibald Constable, 1903, 431-467. https://archive.org/details/stuarttracts160300firtrich *https://archive.org/details/stuarttracts160300firtrich/page/430/mode/2up (1) The West Indies and the Spanish Main (James Rodway) (2) Robinson Crusoe - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robinson_Crusoe#cite_note-2 (Wikipedia) (3) The Carribean Historical Archives - http://caribbeanhistoryarchives.blogspot.co.uk/2011/10/ tobago.html (Gerard Besson) (4) Captain Blood, The History behind the Novel - http://www.cindyvallar.com/captainbloodhistory.html (Cindy Vallar) == Sources ==
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If you are not sure you can ask [[Bartlett-4864 | Sherry Bartlett]] or post a question in G2G with the tags: "pitman" and "pitman_name_study" ## Note that adding this tag will not change profile privacy. === Members === *[[Bartlett-4864 | Sherry Bartlett]] Looking for my ancestor and her relatives in New Jersey, and the places they traveled. *[[Haese-11|Kylie Haese]] interested in Pitmans in Australia, because my children are descendents. *[[Treece-72|Jef Treece]] Treece patrilineal ancestry back to [[Treece-106|John Treece b.1812]] whose biological father is presumed to be an unknown Wall, of the "Captain Thomas Pittman" clade, based on Y DNA results and autosomal matches[https://www.familytreedna.com/groups/pittman-dna/about Pittman DNA project at FTDNA], retrieved by [[Treece-72|Jef Treece]], 23 Oct 2021. I am co-administrator of the Pittman and Wall projects at FTDNA. There are roughly 150 matching Y DNA results in this clade as of 23 Oct 2021, more than eighty of which have Big-Y results. *[[Jarvis-4997|Samantha Robinson]] Looking for ancestors and relatives in Bermuda and beyond. Some of us Bermuda decendants of Pitman are very curious as to how we got there. Was it an expedition or criminal? ==Lists of Pitman== https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Category:Pitman_Name_Study == Etymology == === Origin === According to [http://www.ancestry.com/name-origin?surname=pitman Ancestry.com] Pittman meaning is ''English (mainly southwestern): variant of Pitt, with the addition of man.German (Pitmann): variant of Pittmann (see Pittman).Dutch: variant of Putman 2.'' The [http://www.surnamedb.com/Surname/Pitman Surname Database] states ''This interesting surname recorded in the spellings of '''Pitman''', '''Pittman''', '''Pettman''' and '''Putnam''', is of Anglo-Saxon origins. It is a topographical surname used in the first instance for someone who lived by a pit or a hollow in the ground, perhaps a quarry. The derivation is from the Olde English pre 7th Century word "pytt", pit, hole, cavity, which also appears, though rarely, in some English placenames, such as "Pett" in Kent, meaning "(place by) the pit or hollow", and "Woolpit" in Suffolk and in Surrey which have the picturesque meaning of "the pit for trapping wolves". Initially topographical surnames were among the earliest created, since both natural and man-made features in the landscape provided easily recognisable distinguishing names in the small communities of medieval England. In the this case the surname became occupational and topographical, in that it gradually described both where a person lived and in this case the work they carried out. The suffix 'mann' used in this context describes one who worked in or perhaps owned a 'pit'. Early examples of the name recording include Johanes Pittman who married Alicia Spratt at the famous church of St. Martin in the Fields, London, on July 25th 1633, and Andrew Pitman, who married at St Dionis Backchurch, London, on April 19th 1645. The first recorded spelling of the family name is shown to be that of Urban '''Piteman''', which was dated 1203, a witness at the Assize Court of Northampton, during the reign of King John, known as "Lackland", 1199 - 1216. Surnames became necessary when governments introduced personal taxation. In England this was known as Poll Tax. Throughout the centuries, surnames in every country have continued to "develop" often leading to astonishing variants of the original spelling.'' Although Pitman originates in England, there are Pitmans in Ireland[https://www.irishgathering.ie/clan_info.asp?clanID=1624 Irish Gathering], Germany, Scotland, Denmark, Argentina, Australia and The United States. Regarding immigration to the US, the [http://www.heraldrysinstitute.com/cognomi/Pittman/England/idc/600193/lang/en/ Hearldrys Institute] states ''The exact period of settlement in North America has not been definitely determined but Information extracted from Public and Civil registry archive's confirm that one of the first settlers was a certain 'William Pitman', aged 24, a carpenter and joiner by trade, from Worcester, England. He immigrated to North America in 1774, sailing from the Port of London aboard the ship named the 'Rebecca' on the 28th of August 1774, arriving in Maryland on the 4th of September of the same, where he served as indentured servant. Today, 'Pittman' is the '620th' most common surname in North America.'' === Derivations === * Pittman * Pettman * Putnam * Piteman * Pittmon[https://www.familytreedna.com/public/PittmanDNA?iframe=ycolorized Pittman DNA Project Y matches at FTDNA], which has some matching Pittmon testers, retrieved by [[Treece-72|Jef Treece]] on 23 Oct 2021 === Ethnicity and Religion === ==== Ashkenazi Jews ==== There appears to be a small group of Ashkenazi Jews with the Pitman surname who emigrated from Europe to Argentina.[http://www.hebrewsurnames.com/PITMAN Jewish Surnames in Argentina] ==== Quakers ==== There are a number of Pitman families in Pennsylvania and New Jersey in the early 1700s that are members of the Quakers. For example: [[Pitman-834|Aron Pitman]] ==== Connection to Robinson Crusoe ==== From some deepest darkest Somerset research of the 1600s.... '''Henry Pitman - possibly the ‘real’ Robinson Crusoe.''' Some Pitmans were from the Somerset villages around southern Bridgwater. During 'The Battle of Sedgemoor’, which took place in 1685 between the Duke of Monmouth and troops loyal to James II, a Henry Pitman was in the area at the time. After the battle Henry, who was a surgeon, was asked to help the Duke of Monmouth. However, when the Duke was caught later on, Henry was found guilty as well. As punishment, Henry was sent to prison on the Caribbean island of Barbados, along with his brother, William Pitman. After William died, Henry escaped on a raft. However, he was later shipwrecked on a desert island in the middle nowhere and had to survive on food he found on the island. He later escaped and returned to England, where he was pardoned. While in England, Henry stayed in the house of Daniel Defoe (who wrote Robinson Crusoe) for a while. Some historians therefore think Daniel Defoe was inspired to write Robinson Crusoe from hearing, or reading about, Henry’s ‘adventures’. '''Henry at the Battle of Sedgmoor: ''' “The battle of Sedgemoor waged prior to the fleeing of the king and produced many prisoners of the crown. Some were shipped to Australia and many to the Caribbean, Barbados in particular. Amongst those was a man called Henry Pitman.” (3) “Among those present at the battle was a young doctor named Henry Pitman who was visiting relatives in Sandford, another town in Somersetshire. Friends convinced him to see the Duke of Monmouth and his army as they marched to Taunton. As he later wrote in A Relation of the Great Sufferings and Strange Adventures of Henry Pitman in 1689." (4) '''Henry’s sentencing: ''' “Henry Pitman found himself standing in the dock before Lord Chief Justice Jeffreys at what became known as the Bloody Assizes. Henry’s account explainded how he and others were coerced into confessing, which merely served to acquaint Jeffreys with their crimes and provide “the [True] Bill against us, by the Grand Jury”, rather than proving them guilty of treason.” (4) “Pitman’s and Blood’s death sentences weren’t carried out because the Secretary of State, Sir Robert Spencer, Earl of Sunderland, sent word that “rebels should be furnished for transportation to some of His Majesty’s southern plantations, Jamaica, Barbados, or any of the Leeward Islands. Henry and Peter would be sold into slavery for at least ten years.” (4) '''Henry’s time in prison in Barbados: ''' “Henry Pitman barely mentioned the five-week voyage: “…had a very sickly passage, insomuch that nine of my companions were buried at sea.” (4) “Henry Pitman made no mention of being sold at auction, only of being “consigned to Charles Thomas and his Company,” who, in turn, commanded him to serve Robert Bishop. Henry Pitman’s master was Robert Bishop, who “grew more and more unkind unto us, and would not give us any clothes, nor me any benefit of practice…. Our diet was very mean. 5 lbs. of salt Irish beef, or salt fish, a week, for each man; and Indian or Guinea Corn ground on a stone, and made into dumplings instead of bread.” Unlike his fictional counterpart, this Bishop eventually owed so much money all his property, including Pitman, was confiscated and resold. Henry Pitman resolved to flee because his brother died. He also gave up hope that he’d receive a pardon, which his relatives back in England attempted to secure for him. Nor could he endure the abuse.” (4) “By this law Pitman's hopes were frustrated, and, utterly disheartened, he was not inclined to work at his profession for the master to whom he had been sold. Although the status of a surgeon was not then as high as it is now, it was yet a great downfall to practise the profession on rations of five pounds of salt beef or fish per week, with nothing else but cornmeal. As for the fees, which were large, the master pocketed them, leaving Pitman to endure the discomforts of a tropical residence and semi-starvation as best he could. On one occasion he refused to go on with his work, and for this he was beaten by his master until the cane used was broken in pieces. Then the master became bankrupt, and, with his brother. Pitman was sent back to the merchant to whom they had been first consigned. (1) Here his brother died of the hardships he had experienced, and Pitman resolved to escape, not withstanding the risk of attempting such a thing. Having made the acquaintance of a poor man who was willing to help, he got a consignment of goods from his friends in England, with which to raise the means. A boat was purchased for twelve pounds but this led to inquiries, as the huyer was known to be poor, and his creditors began to come down upon him. However, Pitman contributed enough to satisfv' them, meanwhile postponing his departure until suspicion had been lulled. (1) '''Henry’s escape from Barbados: ''' “Prison conditions in Barbados were dreadful, and Pitman convinced of his eventual death in prison, made his escape to the west coast of that island. He eventually built a raft and fitted it with a sail that he had made from flotsam, and filled the bladders of many goats with water and laid in a store of smoked goat meat. With these meager supplies strapped to his raft, Pitman set sail from Barbados one moonless night to be carried in every direction the wind and the currents would take him.” (3) On the evening of the 9th of May, 1687 — this being a holiday, when most of the people were revelling — he and seven other bond-servants got safely off in their open boat, with a small supply of provisions and water, a few tools, a compass, and a chart. They intended to make for the Dutch island of Curasao, six hundred miles distant ; but even before they were out of Carlisle Bay their frail craft began to leak, and they had to tear up their clothes to stop the gaping seams. At sunrise they were out of sight from the land, but so enervated by sea-sickness that some would willingly have gone back. However, they went on as best they could, with nothing but their hats to bale out the water, which still continued to trickle into the boat. They were a little more comfortable as the sun rose, but when night came a gale arose which kept them employed baling for their lives. To add to their difficulties the rudder broke, and they had to steer with an oar. (1) Five days passed in this manner, the refugees hardly able to get an hour's rest for the baling and continual fear that the boat would sink if left alone. On the sixth morning they saw Margarita, but could not land on account of the rocky shore, which nearly wrecked them on their making the attempt. Sheering off, they next day - sighted Saltatudos island, one of the Dry Tortugas, where they met a boat manned with privateers, who treated them kindly, and wanted them to join their company. To this, however, Pitman and his companions would not agree, and this annoyed the privateers, who burnt their boat and virtually kept them as prisoners. When they went on a cruise the refugees were left in charge of four men, and had much ado to find enough turtle to keep them from starving.” (1) “After many days at sea, he saw land on the horizon one windy morning, and doing the best he could with his ungainly craft he eventually landed, almost dead, on a wide, sandy beach. The setting sun was lighting the sea mists to gold, rising up to the thick green layer that fringed the shore. (3) '''On the desert island: ''' “Pitman also described how he and the others turned turtles.…we walked along the sea shore to watch for tortoises or turtle: which when they came up out of the sea…we turned on their backs. And they being incapable of turning themselves again, we let them remain so till the day following, or until we had conveniency of killing them: for if they were sufficiently defended from the heat of the sun by shade…they would live several days out of the water....in the night-time, to turn turtle; and in the day-time, we were employed in killing them: whose flesh was the chiefest of our diet, being roasted by the fire on wooden spits.” (4) Over the next several months, Pitman survived mainly on the unsuspecting giant sea turtles that he killed. He saw the remains of habitations and the wreckage of windmills with rusted machinery and torn sails. He also found skeletal remains of a man who had died in terrible battle. At night, he saw the fires of what must have been the ‘wild people of the mountains’, whom he, try as he might, never met in the daylight.” (3) Henry’s escape from the desert island: “One day, many months after the great sea turtles had stopped coming to the beach to lay eggs, Pitman was half-crazy from loneliness and hunger. He saw as if in a dream a brigantine anchored in the wide bay. He was saved!” (3) “After remaining here for three months an English privateer arrived, and, at their request, took them on to New Providence, to which the inhabitants had just returned after being driven off by Spaniards. Pitman at last got to Amsterdam, and from thence to England, where the revolution had just taken place, and his friends had succeeded in obtaining a free pardon.” (1) '''About the book ‘Robinson Crusoe’… ''' “Tim Severin's book Seeking Robinson Crusoe (2002) unravels a much wider and more plausible range of potential sources of inspiration, and concludes by identifying castaway surgeon Henry Pitman as the most likely. An employee of the Duke of Monmouth, Pitman played a part in the Monmouth Rebellion. His short book about his desperate escape from a Caribbean penal colony, followed by his shipwrecking and subsequent desert island misadventures, was published by J. Taylor of Paternoster Row, London, whose son William Taylor later published Defoe's novel. Severin argues since Pitman appears to have lived in the lodgings above the father's publishing house and that Defoe himself was a mercer in the area at the time, Defoe may have met Pitman in person and learned of his experiences first-hand, or possibly through submission of a draft.” (2) “Several years later, in 1689, Henry Pitman published his adventures in London. Pitman called the island ‘Tortugas’. He reckoned it to be at 11˚, 11” north. In fact, he had landed in Tobago during one of the periods of respites from war and contention” (3) '''Robinson Crusoe References:''' *Pitman, Henry. "A Relation of the Great Sufferings and Strange Adventures of Henry Pitman, Chyrurgion to the Late Duke of Monmouth," '''Stuart Tracts 1603-1693'''. Archibald Constable, 1903, 431-467. https://archive.org/details/stuarttracts160300firtrich *https://archive.org/details/stuarttracts160300firtrich/page/430/mode/2up (1) The West Indies and the Spanish Main (James Rodway) (2) Robinson Crusoe - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robinson_Crusoe#cite_note-2 (Wikipedia) (3) The Carribean Historical Archives - http://caribbeanhistoryarchives.blogspot.co.uk/2011/10/ tobago.html (Gerard Besson) (4) Captain Blood, The History behind the Novel - http://www.cindyvallar.com/captainbloodhistory.html (Cindy Vallar) == Sources ==
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Under construction ==Pedigrees from Hedges and Hutchins== :The pedigree below comes from the editor of the Diary of William Hedges. It is the only one I can find online find has the two branches of the family together. (in general a well sourced introduction. The author writes that the pedigree comes essentially from Hutchins 3rd edition corrected in some places from 'knowledge acquired in the course of the present compilation' )Hedges, William, Sir 1632-1701; Yule, Henry, Sir, 1820-1889; Barlow, R https://archive.org/stream/diaryofwilliamhe783hedg#page/n67/mode/1up {{Image|file=Pitts_of_Blandford_and_Bristol.png |caption=Extract from Tree from diary of William Hedges }} For comparison Hutchins Pedigree {{Image|file=Pitts_of_Blandford_and_Bristol-1.png |caption=Early Part of the Pitt Pedigree from Hutchins }} John Hutchins ''The History and Antiquities of the County of Dorset '' Third edition, corrected, augmented, and improved by William Shipp and James Whitworth Hodson 1861-73 {{Image|file=Pitts_of_Blandford_and_Bristol-2.png |caption=Hutchins, part 2 }} ===Nicholas=== wiki tree profiles Nicholas Pitt (father of Richard, '''William''', Nicholas, John, Thomas and''' William''') Vague mention in Hutchins that he was living in Blandford in 1545 Hutchins History and Antiquities of Dorset Vol 4 can find nothing more. This seems to be the only proof that Nicholas was the father of William and in turn ancestor of the Pitt family. (there is a whole lineage before that linked to one of the lines but there is nothing to substantiate any of it) ===William Pitt and Helene Haviland wiki profiles=== '''William Pitt''' :''William Pitt'' [[Pitt-148|Pitt-148]] :born 1 Jun 1535 in Pattingham, Staffordshire, England (wrong place, doesn't fit with the family) : married to Helene Haviland in 1552 [[Haviland-54|Haviland-54]] :died 12 Sep 1601 in Pattingham, Staffordshire, Englandmap :''William Pitt'' [[Pitt-86|Pitt-86]] : born 1489 in Blandsford, Dorsetshire, England :married to Helene de Havilande in 1520: [[Havilande-1|Havilande-1]] : died 14 Oct 1540 in Blandford, Dorset, England (don't know where date came from but right place) '''Helene Haviland''' :'' Helene Haviland'' Wiki tree profile [[Haviland-54|Haviland-54]] :born 1538 in Gurnsey :married 1 June 1552 ( William Pitt [[Pitt-148)|Pitt-148)]] however this was when she was supposed to be widowed and living in Poole with her brother. :burial date 1 June 1600 in Poole. This date is on one of the few pages legible in the early Poole registers and on checking does not seem to be there. : ''Helene De Havilande'' wiki tree profile [[Havilande-1|Havilande-1]] :born about 1492, Gurnsey :married 1420 (William Pitt [[Pitt-86|Pitt-86]] ) :died unknown date, Poole. ====Notes on William and Helene Haviland==== According to Titler Titler Robert ''Townspeople and Nation: English Urban Experiences, 1540-1640 '' William was from Iwerne Stepleton, he is said to be married to Helena Haviland ?of Poole. There are many Havilands in Poole including several Mayors :1494, and 1498 James :1502 and 1506 James :1512 Richard :1514 and 1520, 1526, John :1523 William :1529 Richard :1533 William :1534 John :1537 Richard :1544 William :1569 Christopher.John Sydenham History of the Town and County of Poole 1839 Pages 235-240 https://archive.org/stream/historyoftowncou00syde#page/234/mode/2up (notes to self) is this the Christopher Havyland who married Cicilie Man in Poole in 1544? Also Man of Poole was married to Amy Ryve of Blandford and their daughter married a William Pitt but this one was from the Melcombe Regis branch) Also what, if any relationship to Matthew Havyland/Haviland of Bristol mentioned in the will of Thomas Pitt? James Haviland was the son of Thomas Haviland of Jersey(?) Thomas was one of 16 men from the Channel Islands who had been awarded trading privileges in English ports as a reward for assisting Edward 1V to retake the Jersey from the French. Thomas received the right to trade out of Poole and sent his son James together with his wife Helena born in Gurnsey to Poole. James became one of the richest traders and he was Mayor several times .James De Havilland article from Poole Councilhttp://www.poole.gov.uk/your-council/how-the-council-works/council-history/james-de-havilland/ He and his wife Helena also were responsible for the building of the North Isle in the Chapel (later Church) of St James Poole Sydenham op cited p 310 https://archive.org/stream/historyoftowncou00syde#page/310/mode/2up/search/haviland The Helena that married William Pitt is said by some to be a daughter of this couple. According to Hutchins she was widowed by 1552 and was living with her brother Christopher in 1552. I have been unable to verify this. The person index for Poole records that Christopher and Eleanor Haviland were landowners in 1563 Poole Museum 1563 Christopher & Eleanor Haviland, Landowner CLA.Vol.1 No.56 Christopher was Mayor in 1569. ====Possible Children of William Pitt and Helene Haviland==== :John Pitt of Blandford :Thomas Pitt Merchant of Bristol :Christopher Pitt Merchant of Bristol :Edward Pitt??? :William Pitt ==Children of William Pitt and Helene Haviland== === John Pitt of Blandford married to Joan Swayne of Blandford === wikitree profile :John Pitt [[Pitt-81|Pitt-81]] (linked to Pitt-86 and Havilande-1) :born c. 1523 :married to Joan Swaine (Swaine-101) in 1558 :died 1595 ====Notes on John Pitt and Joan Swayne==== Wikipedia following Burke suggest that he was a clerk to the exchequer https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Pitt_(courtier) but have found no evidence of this . The history of Parliament article on his son William says he was a mercer of Blandford and that his father in law John Swayne was a butcher http://www.historyofparliamentonline.org/volume/1604-1629/member/pitt-william-1559-1636. ''Titler ''Townspeople and Nation: English Urban Experiences, 1540-1640 p 64ff says that he was the son of William, probably from Iwerne Steepleton (and the younger of 2 sons) He is described as a yeoman/merchant with a rural upbringing. He owned houses and shops, some inherited from his father in law which, apart from the one he lived in would have been let out for rent. Apparently though he was making most of his income as a merchant trading through the port of Poole. Titler says that customs accounts show that he shipped mostly wheat, wine, raisins and pitch. He transported these goods to other South coast towns including Falmouth, Lyme Regis and Southampton but also to London. In 1593 he was assessed for a parliamentary subsidy as one of the wealthiest men in Blandford. His father in law was also involved in trading, mainly iron, through the port at Poole. John Pitt was also involved in the municipal affairs of Blandford as Bailiff 1567 and 1589, Steward 1583-5 and 1598-9. The accounts apparently also show him lending money'('small amounts on an irregular basis') to the town on regular occasions and being paid back with leases on property or with interest. This money was mostly used towards civic buildings and the maintenance of them. He left his mark on the town when as 'keeper of the funds of the New Town Hall. he directed (and recorded) its building (1590s) His will shows that he had his dwelling house in Blandford, property including a farm in Preston Dorset, lands and tenements in Poole (left to his son John) and other land and tenements in Blandford. ====children==== John Pitt died c 1601 and Joan had several children including those mentioned in his will, probated on 16th Feb 1601/2 Profiles of Children :William (Sir William Pitt MP ) Pitt-70 :Thomas of Blandford Pitt-82 :Agnes Pitt-83 (not mentioned in will) :Elizabeth Pitt-84 (not mentioned in will) :John Pitt-85 :Susan (mentioned in will but no profile) :Eleanor (mentioned in will but no profile) ====Will==== [http://gen.julianlyon.com/1601-john-pitt/ transcription] NB outside link ===Thomas Pitt Merchant of Bristol died 4 May 1613=== wikitree profile William Pitt-145 parents Pitt-148 and Haviland-54 NB only child of both parents but has a brother William Pitt-124 born in Oswestry Salop (ie miles from the South West) attached to father but this is the father that is supposed to have been born in Staffordshire. '''Clearly Helene is linked to wrong husband and child William but correct son Thomas''' :born 1 June 1555 Bristol :married 1 June 1575 Priscilla Searle (Searle-145) :died 1613 Bristol ==== Notes on Thomas Pitt of Bristol==== Rich merchant as is clear from his will. He died whilst acting as Chamberlain of Bristol.''Also this year on the 4th of May 1613 Mr Thomas Pitt the Chamberlain of Bristol deceased'' :B.R.O.,Calendar History of Bristopl, 07831 quoted in Patrick McGrath Merchants and Merchandise in Seventeenth-century Bristol, Volume 19, 1955, p 173 ==== Wife, Priscilla Searle ?==== Currently set as Priscilla Searle, this is in accordance with many online trees but not in accordance with either Burkes or Collins or Seventeenth Century Isle of Wight County, Virginia: A history of the County These genealogies all follow what is said to be written in the 1677 visitation of Dorset p56http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~fordingtondorset/Files/FordingtonDorchesterCo2.html in that Priscilla Searle is married to Thomas Pitt Mayor of Dorchester, the son of John Pitt of Blandford . : The text on page 55 of this visitation reads :'''Pitt'' :(these Pitts were not armigerous being descended from a brother of William Pitt of Iwerne Steeple to whom arms were granted in 1605) John Pitt of Blandford in com Dorset gent ''will pr 13 Feb 1601/2(PCC.19 Montague) = Joane da of Richd (John) Swayne of Tarrant Gunvill in Com. Dors. Gen. : A snip from the following page (56) follows {{Image|file=Pitts_of_Blandford_and_Bristol-1.jpg |caption=Visitation of Dorset 1677 pedigree snip }} The marriage of Thomas Pitt of Bristol to Priscilla Searle is represented by the red path, the marriage of Thomas Pitt of Blandford to Priscilla Searle is represented by the blue one (note that Thomas Pitt of Blandford has a granddaughter named Priscilla) {{Image|file=Pitts_of_Blandford_and_Bristol.jpg |caption=:Priscilla Searle married ? }} ====Will==== [[Space:Will_of_Thomas_Pitt_Merchant_of_Bristol_Aug_1613|transcription freespace page]] Probate 5th August 1613 people mentioned in will :William Pitt,sonne :William Pitt , grandson :Robert Pitt ,grandson :Alice Northern, daughter :Anne Merrick, daughter :Marie Owen, daughter :Robert, Mary, Joane Owen, grand children :Matthew Havyland Alderman (not specified as a relative) :William Pitt, draper, kinsman :William Batten,kinsman :John Merrick, son in law :Robert Owen , son in law :Mary Marlow daug in law :Cicely Gunning dau in law :Elizabeth Batterson? Dau in law :Mary Robinson Kinswoman :Executors, son William and Thomas Callowhill ===Christopher Pitt of Bristol=== wiki tree profile Pitt-88 son of William Pitt, Pitt-86 and Helene de Havilande , Havilande-1 b 1529 Blandsford(sic) ==== Wife and Children==== All from Will no profiles Cecile Pitt previously married to an Oldfield Mary Pitt Christopher Pitt Margaret Pitt Thomas Pitt sons not reached 21 in June 1597 daughters not 18 in June 1597 ====Notes on Christopher==== Will shows that he was the brother of Thomas Pitt. He also names Thomas ) There is some suggestion on the internet that it was this Thomas Pitt who was captain of the Handmaid (a small coastal vessel out of Bristol that took part in defence against the Spanish Armada in 1588) ====Will==== [[Space:Will_of_Christofer_Pitt%2C_Merchant_of_Bristol%2C_Gloucestershire_1587|transcript freespace page]] mentions his children his wives children Cicile, Elizabeth and Michael Oldfield plus brother Thomas Pitt and Thomas Callrhill (Callowhill) as an overseer ( Thomas Callowhill also named in Thomas Pitt's will) ===Edward=== wikiprofile Pitt-89 ,son of William (Pitt-86) and Helene(Havilande-1) Edward appears on published genealogies but found nothing else about him. There is a possible Edward Pytt who appeared in the 1642 muster roll for Blandford Benjamin Cox ''The Book of Blandford Town'' Dorset Books 1993 p23 ===William=== This William doesn't even appear in published genealogies. His brother John mentions him in his will ''And I do praie my brother William Pitt and my sonne Thomas Pitte to assiste my saide wief and executrix in the affaires aperteyning to my estate, And I doe give unto my saide brother, William Pitt a goulde ringe for a remembrance of me" There is also a William Pytt in the 1642 muster Book of Blandford op cit ==Sons of John Pitt and Joan Swayne== ===William Pitt MP=== wikitree profile Pitt-70 '''hopefully no duplicates profile though many problems in descent with a whole doppleganger family with different biographies to the real ones who have not yet been created! see''' [[Space:Research_Notes_Edward_Pitt_1592-1643|Space:Research_Notes_Edward_Pitt_1592-1643]] ===John Pitt=== wikitree profile Pitt-85 (no wife or children linked ) Mentioned in the will of his father "I do give and bequeath unto '''my son John Pitt '''all that part of the house or tenement wherein he now dwells in Blandford aforesaid together with the shops and other easements thereunto belonging and now in his own tenure to have and to hold unto my said son John Pitt his executors and assigns for the term of forty years if he the''' said John Pitt, ALICE his now wife and CHRISTOPHER his son"' ===Thomas of Blandford=== wikitree profile Pitt-82 : Father's will mentions him. I do give and bequeath unto''' my son Thomas Pitt''' all the other part of the said tenement wherein one Hugh Cribbe lately dwelt in Blandford aforesaid together with the shops and other easements and commodities thereunto belonging, to have and to hold unto my said son Thomas his executors and assignes for the term of forty years if the said Thomas Pytt such woman as he shall first happen to marry with all and such son as he shall first have issue of his body ==== Wife, Priscilla Searle? and Children==== The published genealogies including Burkes and Collins and the one in Hedges above cite Priscilla Searle as wife. (apparently this is in the 1677 visitation on P56 but have not yet seen it) :He was the father of :William (Mayor of Dorchester) (he died with no male heirs) :John, rector of Blandford (this was the ancestor of the Governor of Madras and the Earl of Chatham) :Robert Bailiff of Blandford (father of an acclaimed physician and writer) :Edward :Christopher, Merchant Tailor, citizen of London :Temprance m ___Cockerham :Margaret m Augustine DrakeJohn Hutchins ''The History and Antiquities of the County of Dorset '' Third edition, corrected, augmented, and improved by William Shipp and James Whitworth Hodson 1861-73 ==William Pitt, Merchant, son of Thomas of Bristol== :'''Pitt -1051 linked as a child to Thomas of Blandford Pitt-82''' :'''Pitt-136 linked (I think correctly) to father Thomas of Bristol Pitt-145 (The Mother PRISCILLA SEARLE may be INCORRECT )''' William was married to Mary Marlow ( described as daughter in law in the will of his father Thomas) Some online sources suggest that this was a second marriage and her last name at birth was Gibbs. William was also a merchant in Bristol and in his will made many bequests. ===Children named in Will of William of Bristol died c 1624=== [[Space:Will_of_William_Pitt_Merchant_of_Bristol_Feb.1524/5|Freespace transcript of Will]] :William Pitt,son and heir :Robert Pitt, : Henry Pitt : Mary Pitt, : Anne Pit :Maud Pitt : Martha Pitt Others mentioned :Robert Merrick nephew :Anne Water(?)niece :Thomas Pitt, father :Mr Roger Cookes(crossed out) great grandfather :Robert Davis, brother in law :Mary Davis, sister :Marlow, sister :Gunning, sister :Mary Robinson, sister :Anne Knight, sister :Brother knight :William Pitt Draper cousin ==William Pitt, Mayor of Dorchester, died 1687, son of Thomas of Blandford== see profile [[Pitt-1256|Pitt-1256]] == Sources ==
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This is a list of historical place names. The list is organized by the Current Country Name, and then an alpha list of historical places and the year first named. Please add to this list so that we can copy and paste the location name in our profiles. The format is historical place name followed by the start year for that name. Place Names that no longer exist should probably be listed as Current Name (Extinct Name) year so the name alpha sorts with the new name. For ex.: Kirkwood (Young America Village), Warren County, Illinois c1855 We want all the cities to appear together so under the Current Country United States, we will see: *St. Louis, Kingdom of France 1764 *St. Louis, Viceroyalty of New Spain 1767 *St. Louis, Republic of France 1800 *St. Louis, Louisiana Purchase 1803 *St. Louis, Missouri Territory 1812 *St. Louis, Missouri 1821 === Canada === *New Brunswick, Colony of Acadia until 1713 *New Brunswick, Colony of New Brunswick 1784 *New Brunswick, Canadian Confederation, 1867 *Nova Scotia, Colony of Acadia until 1713 *Nova Scotia, Canadian Confederation, ? === Poland === *Legowo, Ilawa, Poland (Langenau - Kr. Rosenberg, Westpreussen) === United States === *New Haven Colony (Quinnipiac until 1640), New Amsterdam 1638 *New Haven, Connecticut Colony 1664 *New Haven County, Connecticut Colony 1666 *New Haven township, Connecticut 1784 *San Agustín, 1565 (1st Spanish) (1st European child in U.S. born here 1566) *St. Augustine, Florida 1763 (British) *St. Augustine, Florida 1783 (2nd Spanish) *St. Augustine, Florida 1822 (United States) *South Carolina *1672 – Charles Town settled by English immigrants (approximate date) *1719 – Town renamed "Charlestown" (approximate date) *1783 – Town renamed "Charleston. *The Encyclopaedia Britannica a dictionary of arts, sciences, literature and general information. 11th ed. *Kirkwood (Young America Village), Warren County, Illinois c1855 * Phippsburg, Maine (The Popham Colony on the Maine coast) c1607. *District of Maine, Commonwealth of Massachusetts before 1820 *Maine, 1820 *Maine border with Canada, 1842. *Plymouth colony 1620-1691 *Massachusetts Bay Colony 1620 *Province of Massachusetts Bay 1691-1788 (inc. Maine; Nova Scotia & New Brunswick) *Commonwealth of Massachusetts 1788 *Howard County, Missouri Territory 1812 *Howard County, Missouri 1821 *Randolph County, Missouri 1829 *St. Louis, Kingdom of France 1764 *St. Louis, Viceroyalty of New Spain 1767 *St. Louis, Republic of France 1800 *St. Louis, Louisiana Purchase 1803 *St. Louis, Missouri Territory 1812 *St. Louis, Missouri 1821 *Santa Fé de Nuevo México, New Spain 1598
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[[Category:Connectors Project]] [[Space:Connectors_Chat]] == Introduction == ('''Note:''' This page is a sub-page of the [[:Space:Connectors_Chat|Connectors Chat]] page. For more details about what's going on here, please read the [[:Space:Connectors_Chat|Connectors Chat]] page. Also, please post any messages about what's happening on this page on the [[:Space:Connectors_Chat|Connectors Chat]] page.) There are several ways to find unconnected branches to work on: # If you click on the "Find" menu in the top right of the WikiTree screen and select [[Special:Unconnected|"Unconnected People"]], you will see a list of the people on your watchlist who are not yet connected to the main tree. You can sort that list several ways, and also limit it to a particular surname. If you click on the highlighted word [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special:Unconnected&order=&viewAll=1 "total"] in the first paragraph on that page, you will see a list of all unconnected profiles on WikiTree, which works the same way. # The [[:Space:Let_others_know_what_locations_you_are_working_on|Let others know what locations you are working on]] page has lists of the next-largest unconnected branches for different countries in the world. # The [[:Space:Largest_Unconnected_Branches|Largest Unconnected Branches]] page lists the largest branches on WikiTree which have not yet been connected to the main tree, sorted in descending order by size (although you can set it to sort by any of the column headers). # The [[:Space:Unconnected_Notables|Unconnected Notables]] page attempts to list at least two unconnected notables for each country in the world, and for each subdivision of larger countries (states of the USA, counties of England, landes of Germany, provinces of Canada, etc.). 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[[Category: Plaisance, Arrived 21 September 1732]] The immigrant ship ''Plaisance'' (a pink) arrived at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, in September 1732 after sailing from Rotterdam by way of Cowes. The passenger list includes men qualified at Philadelphia on 21 September 1732 and the accompanying women and children. ==Adult Male Passengers== ===B=== : BAST, Georg : BERLETT, Johan Wolff : BESICKER, Christian : BICKER, Peter : BLOOM, Jacob : BUCHER, Hans Albrecht ===C=== : CARN, Nicolaus : CHRISTEN, Rudolff : CLINE, Joh. : CRAMER, Andreas ===D=== : DANLER, Hans ===F=== : FELER, Melcher : FISSLER, Felix : FUCHS, Johan Frantz : FUDI, Bastian : FULKER, Johan ===G=== : GESSELL, Hans ===H=== : HARNISCH, Samel : HARSTLICH, Henricch : HERTZEL, Paulus : HERTZELL, Hans Leonhart : HERTZELL, Henrich : HUBER, Christian : HUBER, Hans : HUISINER, Johannes ===K=== : KEYSER, Hans Jacob : KEYSER, Paulus : KISTNER, Joh. Philip : KNECHT, Georg Peter : KOCH, Johan Jacob : KRAMER, Matthias : KUTZ, Jacob ===L=== : LANDIS, Johan : LANG, Christoff Albrecht : LECHTENI, Hans : LONG, Stephen ===M=== : MAHR, Georg Bernhart : MARTIN, Christian : MAYER, Martin : MAYER, Samuel : MULLER, Johan Philip : MULLER, Johannes : MULLER, Mathes ===O=== : OTT, Philip : PECHTLUF, Tobias : PENI, Nicklaus : PFFUCKINGER, Andreas : REICHERT, Rudolph : RESSER, Ulrich ===S=== : SCHARER, Michael : SCHARFF, Conrath : SCHERS, Jacob : SCHONBERGER, Balthasar : STADEL, Frantz : STALLEY, Ulrich : STAUFFER, Daniel :STAUFFER, Jacob : STOMPLY, Hans : STRAUP, Joh. Wilhelm : STROM, Christian : SWISSER, Jacob ===W=== : WAGNER, Carl : WAGNER, Elias : WAGNER, Hans Georg : WAGNER, Hans Ulrich : WERFFEL, Hans Melchior : WOLFF, Andreas ===Z=== : ZIMMERMAN, Hans : ZIMMERMAN, Joh. Adam : ZIMMERMAN, Nicol : ZIMMERMAN, Ulrich ==Original List== {|Name||Age |BANHARTMAN, Jurig||31 |- |BARLET, Hans Woolf||25 |- |BAST, Jurig||46 |- |BIKER, Peter||32 |- |BLOOM, Jacob||20 |- |BOSSAKER, Jacob||46 |- |BOUCHER, Ulrigg||45 |- |CARN, Nicholas||39 |- |CHRISTON, Rudolph||45 |- |CLINE, Johanis||44 |- |CRAMER, Andris||20 |- |CRAMER, Mathias||40 |- |DANLER, Hans||25 |- |DANLER, Velly||23 |- |FEELER, MELKER||43 |- |FELKER, John Jacob||17 |- |FISLER, Felix||50 |- |FLOCKINGER, Andris||20 |- |FOX, Johanis Fraus||25 |- |FULKER, Johannis||58 |- |GROSS, Johannis||36 |- |HARNIS, Saml||28 |- |HARTSELL, Lenard||24 |- |HARTSELL, Urigg||18 |- |HARTSLIGH, Hendrix Jr||17 |- |HARTSLIGH, Hendrix||40 |- |HARTSLIGH, Henrick||50 |- |HARTSLIGH, Paulius||50 |- |HUBER, Hans||54 |- |HUFFER, Christa||34 |- |HUNSINAR, Johans||23 |- |ZISH, Niclos||21 |- |KESSEL, Hans||17 |- |KEYSER, Hans Jacob||24 |- |KEYSER, Paulus||27 |- |KISNER, Philip||32 |- |KNIGHT, Jurig Peter||31 |- |KOOTS, Jacob||58 |- |LANDIS, Johanis||0 |- |LOIGHT, Hans||60 |- |LONG, Chris. Albrit||32 |- |LONG, Stepen||47 |- |MARTIN, Christ||63 |- |MULLER, Johanes||36 |- |MULLER, John Filip||38 |- |MULLER, Mathias||26 |- |MYEAR, Martin||37 |- |MYEAR, Saml||50 |- |PEKLUFF, Tobias||43 |- |PENI, Nicholis||23 |- |RICHARD, Rudolf||46 |- |ROOK, Joan Jacob||32 |- |RUDEY, Basston||24 |- |SCHERE, Jacob||65 |- |SCHONBARGER, Bollser||42 |- |SHEAR, Hans||27 |- |SHIRFF, Conrad||34 |- |STEDEL, Frans||32 |- |STELLEY, Ulrich||32 |- |STEMPHLEY, Hans||47 |- |STIFFER, Daniel||24 |- |STOFAR, Jacob||20 |- |STOPE, John Wm||44 |- |STROM, Christian||26 |- |SWISSER, Jacob||44 |- |UTT, Fillip||40 |- |WAGINAR, Elias||19 |- |WAGINAR||20 |- |WAGNER, Jurig||50 |- |WAGONAR, Carl||52 |- |WERFLE, Hans Melker||20 |- |WOOLF, Andris||26 |- |ZIMBERMAN, Adam||23 |- |ZIMBERMAN, Hans||30 |- |ZIMBERMAN, Nicklos||50 |- |ZIMBERMAN, Ulrich||27 |} ==Women Passengers== ===A=== : AUGMON, Grany 20 ===B=== {| |BARLIT, Anna|| 24 |- |BASST, Anna Maree|| 44 |- |BEAR, Frena|| 18 |- |BEAR, Madelen|| 20 |- |BEZENGREEN, Eliza|| 24 |- |BISSACOR, Anna Mare||20 |- |BOGAREN, Barbarey||35 |- |BRICKER, Christan||29 |- |BROLLAR, Hestar||57 |- |BULGREN, Frena||22 |- |BURN, Eliz||18 |- |BUSH, Eliz||75 |} ===C=== : CARNIN, Magdilen..................................45 : CLIN, Anna Rosin....................................40 : COLLAR, Maria......................................19 : CONACTEN, Anna Eve...........................34 : CRAMIR, Eliz..........................................62 : CRATSAR, Anna......................................20 : CRISST, Maria.........................................18 : CRISST, Maria.........................................36 ===D=== : DROWTWINE, Annis...............................30 ===F=== : FELLAR, Anna.........................................50 : FESLARIN, Orrla.....................................20 : FISLER, Barvil.........................................40 : FOX, Anna Margret...................................22 ===G=== : GRIST, Marey...........................................80 ===H=== : HARNIS, Anna..........................................20 : HARTSEL, Cristan....................................27 : HARTSELL, Barbr....................................50 : HARTSELL, Catarrina..............................51 : HUFAR, Graney........................................20 : HUFARIN, Barbary...................................18 ===K=== : KISER, Susan............................................29 : KOOTS, Katharina....................................58 : KUCKREN, Eliza.....................................30 ===L=== : LIGHT, Anna............................................19 : LIGHT, Catarin.........................................50 : LONG, Offel..............................................42 ===M=== : MAN, Anna Margrit...................................27 : MAN, Katrin...............................................27 : MARTIN, Geravin.......................................16 : MARTY, Ells................................................60 : MIAR, Anna Mire........................................32 : MIEAR, Granitz..........................................39 : MULER, Ann Mare.....................................26 : MULLER, Christian....................................35 ===P=== : PEETLOF, Eliz...........................................32 ===R=== : RICARTEN, Maria Gotliven.......................17 : RIGARD, Hester.........................................43 ===S=== : SERIVERS, Catarin....................................30 : SHAPEN, Aploney......................................69 : SHARIN, Matelin........................................20 : SHUNBURG, Anna Maree..........................27 : STALLEY, Anna.........................................27 : STAMPLIN, Matlina...................................43 : STAPAN, Anna...........................................18 : STEDEL, Sharlot........................................33 : STEPHEN, Baeba.......................................20 : SUCK, Anna...............................................22 : SWISAR, Maria Catrin...............................50 ===T=== : THEREN, Magdelin....................................26 ===W=== : WAGNER, Mari Marlin..............................60 : WAGNER, Orsell........................................48 : WOOLF, Anna Dority.................................30 ===Z=== {| |ZIMARMAN, Barbil||27 |- |ZIMARMAN, Eliz||30 |- |ZIMARMAN, Salome||34 |} ==Children== ===B=== :BAST, Johanas :BIZANOR, Jacob :BRALLION, John Manvell :BRICKERIN, Elz :BRICKRER, Anna Barba :BUGERIN, Margrit :BURN, Jacob ===C=== : CLINE, Hendrick : CLINE, Mathias ===F=== : FOGLEAR, Jacob ===H=== : HATSLIN, Jacob Benia : HEZELARIN, Eliz : HUBAR, Hans Martin : HUBAR, Jacob ===K=== : KARN, Margaret : KARN, Uril Willm. : KERHARTEN, Margaret : KISARON, Magritt ===M=== : MAN, Jacob : MARTA, Martin : MARTIN, Franck : MIAR, Anna : MIAR, Christon : MIAR, Jacob : MIAR, Martin : MULER, Christopher : MULIR, Filip : MULIR, Hans Urig ===P=== : PACTOLL, Kangur : PICKLEATHER, Hans : PICKTLEN, Soffia Catarina : REYSER, Ulrich : RICHARTS, Konyard : ROOTS, Bastian ===S=== : SHARE, Michael : STEEDET, Andaris : STELEY, Hans Peter : STELIN, Anna Barbra : STROP, John Barnats ===W=== : WAGENOR, Magrett ===Z=== : ZIMBERAMAN, Christian : ZIMBERMAN, Bastian : ZIMBERMAN, Hans : ZIMBERMAN, Maria : ZIMBERMAN, Maria == Additional Resources == * http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~GENHOME/imm6b.htm * http://www.genealogygoldmine.com/martin/shiplists/1732Plaisance.html * http://www.reocities.com/Heartland/Hills/7010/shiplists_pa1732c.html * https://www.ancestry.com/interactive/48379/PAGermanPioneersI-004478-79/319955
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[[Category: Sources by Name]] '''''Plantagenet Ancestry: A Study in Colonial and Medieval Families''''' : click [[Space:Magna Carta Ancestry|here]] for the source page for ''Magna Carta Ancestry''
: click [[Space:Royal Ancestry|here]] for the source page for ''Royal Ancestry'' Douglas Richardson's 2004 ''Plantagenet Ancestry'' "documents lines of descent for approximately 190 seventeenth-century North American colonists from the Plantagenet dynasty that ruled England from 1154 to 1485."Google Books description of the 1st edition. The 2011 update covers more than 200 colonists.From Google Books snippit view of the 2nd edition. Richardson's works are considered reliable, but the [[Project:Magna Carta |Magna Carta Project]] does not recommend ''Plantagenet Ancestry'' as a source for Magna Carta Project profiles because its focus was not on descendants of the [[:Category:Surety Barons|Magna Carta Surety Barons]]. The descendants' entries in ''Magna Carta Ancestry'' have updates not included in ''Plantagenet Ancestry,'' even though the 2nd editions of both were published the same year.If you are working on Magna Carta Project profiles, please note that the project recommends using ''Magna Carta Ancestry'' and also recommends checking for updates to ''Royal Ancestry'' when possible. See also [[Space:Magna_Carta_Project_Reliable_Sources#work|this section]] of the project's Reliable Sources page. See additional information about Magna Carta-related sources on the [[Space:Magna Carta Project Reliable Sources|Magna Carta Project Reliable Sources page]]. For other "Reliable Sources" for pre-1700 profiles, see links under [[:Category: Reliable Sources for Pre-1700 Profiles|this category]]. The second edition of ''Plantagenet Ancestry'' (2011) consists of three volumes. Please include volume, page(s), chapter (family name or lordship), and the number of the entry in that chapter. The examples below are for a particular person's entry. '''Inline Citation Example'''
(provide a link to Google Books' snippit view for the specific page if possible)Douglas Richardson. ''Plantagenet Ancestry: A Study in Colonial and Medieval Families,'' 3 vols, ed. Kimball G. Everingham, 2nd edition (Salt Lake City: the author, 2011), [https://books.google.com.au/books?id=kjme027UeagC&lpg=PP1&pg=PA94#v=onepage&q&f=false volume I, page 94] ABNEY 15. :: '''Note''': Don't forget to change the specific volume, page, chapter, and number from the example to reflect what you are citing (and delete or change the URL also). The full footnote results in:Douglas Richardson. ''Plantagenet Ancestry: A Study in Colonial and Medieval Families,'' 3 vols, ed. Kimball G. Everingham, 2nd edition (Salt Lake City: the author, 2011), [https://books.google.com.au/books?id=kjme027UeagC&lpg=PP1&pg=PA94#v=onepage&q&f=false volume I, page 94] ABNEY 15. and so do subsequent references, using
* See WikiTree's source page for ''[[Space:Plantagenet_Ancestry|Plantagenet Ancestry]].'' : results in: * See WikiTree's source page for ''[https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Space:Plantagenet_Ancestry&redirect=no Plantagenet Ancestry].'' '''Background''' :''Plantagenet Ancestry'' is one of Douglas Richardson's "Royal Ancestry series" (another being ''Magna Carta Ancestry'', each with second editions published in 2011). Richardson's editor for these series, including the five-volume ''Royal Ancestry'' (2013), was Kimball G. Everingham. ''Royal Ancestry'' and the 2nd editions of ''Plantagenet Ancestry'' (three volumes) and ''Magna Carta Ancestry'' (four volumes) were published by the author. : The style for the inline citation example on this page is ''[https://www.evidenceexplained.com/ Evidence Explained],'' Notes style. Following is ''Evidence Explained,'' Bibliography style,The following Bibliography style citation for the previous edition is provided for convenience: * Richardson, Douglas. ''Plantagenet Ancestry: A Study in Colonial and Medieval Families,'' ed. Kimball G. Everingham. Baltimore, Md: Genealogical Pub. Co, 2004. with the added note linking to this WikiTree source page (the added note could also be included in the inline citation example): * Richardson, Douglas. ''Plantagenet Ancestry: A Study in Colonial and Medieval Families,'' 3 vols, ed. Kimball G. Everingham. 2nd edition. Salt Lake City: the author, 2011. See also WikiTree's source page for ''[https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Space:Plantagenet_Ancestry&redirect=no Plantagenet Ancestry].'' : coded version (EE Bibliography style): * Richardson, Douglas. ''Plantagenet Ancestry: A Study in Colonial and Medieval Families,'' 3 vols, ed. Kimball G. Everingham. 2nd edition. Salt Lake City: the author, 2011. See also WikiTree's source page for ''[[Space:Plantagenet Ancestry|Plantagenet Ancestry]].'' '''Links''' : Information about ''Plantagenet Ancestry'' available online: * https://books.google.com/books?id=kjme027UeagC&dq=plantagenet+ancestry&source=gbs_navlinks_s - Google Books, snippit view (searchable, but not all pages are viewable) * https://www.FamilySearch.org - [https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/2039820?availability=Family%20History%20Library entry for ''Plantagenet Ancestry''] (information only) * https://www.worldcat.org/ - WorldCat.org, [https://www.worldcat.org/title/plantagenet-ancestry-a-study-in-colonial-and-medieval-families/oclc/713038076 entry for ''Plantagenet Ancestry''], WorldCat link to [https://www.worldcat.org/search?qt=hotseries&q=se%3A%22Royal+ancestry+series.%22 Royal ancestry series] * https://royalancestry.net - the author's home page for the Royal Ancestry series (for both information and sales) : ISBN 1461045134 :'''[[Space:Sources-Douglas_Richardson's_Ancestry_Series|Bibliography]] :'''[[Special:Whatlinkshere/Space:Plantagenet_Ancestry|What Links to Here]]''' ----
: click [[Space:Royal Ancestry|here]] for the source page for ''Royal Ancestry'' Douglas Richardson's 2004 ''Plantagenet Ancestry'' "documents lines of descent for approximately 190 seventeenth-century North American colonists from the Plantagenet dynasty that ruled England from 1154 to 1485."Google Books description of the 1st edition. The 2011 update covers more than 200 colonists.From Google Books snippit view of the 2nd edition. Richardson's works are considered reliable, but the [[Project:Magna Carta |Magna Carta Project]] does not recommend ''Plantagenet Ancestry'' as a source for Magna Carta Project profiles because its focus was not on descendants of the [[:Category:Surety Barons|Magna Carta Surety Barons]]. The descendants' entries in ''Magna Carta Ancestry'' have updates not included in ''Plantagenet Ancestry,'' even though the 2nd editions of both were published the same year.If you are working on Magna Carta Project profiles, please note that the project recommends using ''Magna Carta Ancestry'' and also recommends checking for updates to ''Royal Ancestry'' when possible. See also [[Space:Magna_Carta_Project_Reliable_Sources#work|this section]] of the project's Reliable Sources page. See additional information about Magna Carta-related sources on the [[Space:Magna Carta Project Reliable Sources|Magna Carta Project Reliable Sources page]]. For other "Reliable Sources" for pre-1700 profiles, see links under [[:Category: Reliable Sources for Pre-1700 Profiles|this category]]. The second edition of ''Plantagenet Ancestry'' (2011) consists of three volumes. Please include volume, page(s), chapter (family name or lordship), and the number of the entry in that chapter. The examples below are for a particular person's entry. '''Inline Citation Example'''
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[[Category:Family Histories]] This is a central page for organizing genealogy related to Plantagenet families and information about individuals, places, and things named Plantagenet. (Do you have any info about Plantagenets or the name? Please join the Trusted List to this page and participate. You can also post a comment or memory below.) === Alternate Spellings === Plante Genest, Plantegenest, Plantaginet. === Origins of the Surname Plantagenet === England, mid-12th century. === Surname Meaning === This is a royal family name (i.e., the House of Plantagenet) founded by Henry II of England, son of Geoffrey V of Anjou. Geoffrey was nicknamed ''Plante Genest,'' meaning 'hairy broom shoot.' The reason behind Geoffrey's nickname is uncertain - he may have worn a sprig of broom, or used a broom to lash himself, or the name may be related to an earlier name of 'Plantapilosa' (more information [http://www.plant-fhg.org.uk/plantagenet.html here). === External Links === * ''[http://www.plant-fhg.org.uk/plantagenet.html Site] describing the surname's origins and a possible connection to the more common, modern surname of Plant.'' * ''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/House_of_Plantagenet Wikipedia entry on the House of Plantagenet]'' * ''[http://www.houseofnames.com/fc.asp?sId=&s=Plantagenet Plantagenet Family Crest] === Plantagenets on WikiTree === Here is the [http://www.wikitree.com/indexes/person/P/PLANTAGENET_1.html Plantagenet index]. Please add yourself if you are a Plantagenet.
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[[Category: Govan, Lanarkshire]] "Plantation" is a district in the Scottish city of Glasgow. It is situated south of the River Clyde and is part of the former Burgh of Govan. A map by Robert Ogilvy in 1741 of the estate of Sir John Maxwell of Pollok shows a field called the "Plantation" in the area which later became known as Plantation, which is likely to be the origin of that local name. There is a story that a later owner of the area, a Mr. Robertson, named the area Plantation in the 1780s because he also owned property in the West Indies. However, the Ogilvy map suggests that the area was known as Plantation well before Mr. Robertson's period. At that time included the whole of the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kinning_Park#Etymology Kinning Park] area right up to the riverbank, shown as a number of fields called Plantation, totalling about 46 acres.Andrew J McMahon et al. (2003), A History of Kinning Park and District, Glasgow, Glasgow Lending Libraries shelfmark 941.443 "THE lands now called "Plantation," are situated about one mile west from Tradeston, near the toll bar where the roads diverge, leading to Govan, and to Paisley. They extend to about eighty acres, and are intersected by the two roads referred to. They are bounded on the north by the Clyde, on the south by the Paisley Canal, on the east by Park House, and on the west by Bellahouston and Haughhead. They are made up of three old properties - '''Craigiehall, Miln Park, and Sleads and Knolls'''.http://gdl.cdlr.strath.ac.uk/smihou/smihou080.htm The lands of Plantation include three separate estates, namely, Craigiehall (which was the largest, and the land was known by that name until 1783), Miln Park, Sleads, and Knolls, extending altogether to about 80 acres. The northern boundary of the estate was the river Clyde, the southern the Paisley Canal (now the G. & S.-W. Railway), the eastern the lands of Park House, and the western the lands of Bellahouston and Haughhead. They were probably put into shape about the year I701, as a stone bearing that date was taken from the original building at a later period and inserted in the wall on the Govan Road Opposite where the old mansion-house stood. In the year 1783 Mr. John Robertson, merchant in Glasgow, purchased the estate, upon which there was then a small dwelling-house— probably that erected in 1701.[https://books.google.com/books?id=thk5AQAAMAAJ&pg=PA132 The history of Govan, burgh and parish : historical, ecclesiastical, traditional, and municipal / by T.C.F. Brotchie. 1905][https://books.google.com/books?id=3NgHAAAAQAAJ&pg=PA1175 Glasghu facies : a view of the city of Glasgow; or, An account of its origin ...By John M'Ure] The 80-acre Craigiehall estate, previously three smaller properties, was bought in 1783 by John Robertson Jr., son of John "the Bank" cashier in the Glasgow Arms Bank. John Robertson Jr. renamed it Plantation. Commonly assumed since Robertson and his brothers owned sugar and cotton plantations in the West Indies, and he may have changed the name of the estate to Plantation in recognition of his business interests (and the primary source ??? of his fortune). :[[Robertson-15691 | JOHN ROBERTSON]], OF PLANTATION. :MR. ROBERTSON was a gentleman who exercised a marked influence on the prosperity of the city during the greater part of last century. Besides his large private business of West India merchant, he was a partner in the works commenced and carried on by George Macintosh and others for the manufacture of cudbear, cashier of the Glasgow Arms Bank, and principal proprietor of the firm designated the "Smithfield Nailree." Nor did he neglect his public duties, for we find him a Director of the first Board of the Chamber of Commerce, and Preceptor of Hutchesons' Hospital. The Nailree was an old and very successful firm, instituted in 1737. [https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/ptid=nyp.33433082129291;view=1up;seq=185 Curiosities of Glasgow citizenship: as exhibited chiefly in the business career of its old commercial aristocracy / By George Stewart] :In 1783 Mr. Robertson acquired the estate of Craigiehall, about fifty-two acres in extent, not far from the rural Clyde banks, at the junction of the Paisley Road with the quiet road leading to the ancient village of Govan. As the brothers Robertson owned extensive possessions in the West Indies, the small holding was called Plantation, a name which it still retains; and here he resided till the change we are now about to relate took place. :In the original list of the members of the Chamber of Commerce, the date is recorded when each gentleman, either by death or failure to contribute his annual subscription, ceased to be acknowledged as a member, and the number of names taken off the list about this time, for one or other of the causes we have specified, is very striking. Mr. Robertson, the subject of our sketch, disappears in 1794; his brother, who was cashier in the Merchants' Bank, in 1792; Andrew Thomson, of A. & G. Thomson, also in 1792; and three other gentlemen who were known to be connected with the Glasgow Arms—viz., John Bowman, Virginia merchant; Peter Murdoch, whose father was one of the originators of the bank; and Alexander Brown, ex-Dean of Guild—are all struck off the list about the same time. :JAMES and WILLIAM ROBERTSON were brothers of John Robertson of Plantation, manager of the Glasgow Arms Bank. James was cashier and partner in the Merchants' Bank, and William was manager of the old and successful Smithfield Iron Work, of which the three brothers were the principal partners. {{Image|file=Blackburn_Street_Plantation_Govan_Glasgow.jpg |size=l |caption=Blackburn Street, Plantation, Govan, Glasgow }} The estate was sold to John Mair (d 1824) of John Mair & Co in 1793, and he rebuilt the old house there, adding wings, offices, walls and gates and laying out gardens in the grounds. In 1793 the property was sold to John Mair. He it was who, by lavish expense, made Plantation the beautiful residence it used to be. He enlarged and embellished the mansion, added wings and offices, built great walls and gates, and formed gardens and grounds not surpassed in their day in this quarter. Mr. Mair's history was a curious one. He was born in Paisley, and bred a mason. When working some height up Paisley steeple, he missed his footing, and was only saved by clutching a projecting stone. He managed to hold on by this till mattresses were hurried out to break his fall. But he had had enough of the mason trade. He left it and Paisley, and coming in to Glasgow, became a prosperous manufacturer here and in London, under the firm, which still goes on, of John Mair & Co. He had the stone that had stood him in such good stead brought to Plantation, and fixed in his grounds, and sacredly guarded. Beside it, in a sunny corner, he had an alcove built on the wall along the Govan Road : below was a seat : and here it was said he used to sit in thought. The top of the alcove, flanked by pinnacles, rose above the wall, and was a conspicuous object to the few passers by. He died in 1824, and the rumour ran in Govan parish that it surmounted the grave Mr. Mair was to lie in. However, he lies in what was then the quiet country kirk-yard of Govan, with shady elms round it, and the clear river below.http://gdl.cdlr.strath.ac.uk/smihou/smihou080.htm In 1829 Plantation was bought by William MacLean, dyer and manufacturer in Glasgow, and Deacon-Convener of that year. Mr. MacLean was afterwards Councillor and Bailie, and returning to the Council, after a long interval, served his native city again for several years, and only retired in 1864 when he was 81 years old. He died in 1867.http://gdl.cdlr.strath.ac.uk/smihou/smihou080.htm Plantation passed to the Maclean family, The Macleans of Plantation, in 1829, in the person of William Maclean (1783-1867), a Glasgow Baillie. Maclean Street takes its name from William MacLean, who at one time owned Plantation House, a gentleman’s mansion which stood more or less where Maclean Street intersects with Craigiehall Street (or rather intersected, as there is now only a short length of Maclean Street left).http://www.hiddenglasgow.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=2767 {{Image|file=Blackburn_Street_Plantation_Govan_Glasgow-1.jpg |caption=Govan, Plantation Area, Glasgow }} {{Image|file=Blackburn_Street_Plantation_Govan_Glasgow-4.jpg |caption=Kinning Park Map }} In the years that followed, the estate was bisected by the railway to the south, with the shipbuilding yards of The Clyde Trust cutting off the estate from the river. Plantation was laid out for tenement houses in the 1870s and Maclean, Plantation, Mair and Craigiehall Streets refer to the history of the old estate. The house was in a state of disrepair by 1878 and it was finally demolished c 1900. Plantation Quay forms part of the site of [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glasgow_Science_Centre Glasgow Science Centre] {{Image|file=Plantation_Glasgow_Scotland-1.jpg |space=l |caption=Glasgow Science Centre and Tower }} ==Further Reading== *https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plantation,_Glasgow#cite_note-2 *https://www.theglasgowstory.com/image/?inum=TGSB00308 *https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Blackburn_Street%2C_Plantation%2C_Govan%2C_Glasgow *[https://www.jstor.org/stable/43914696?&seq=1#page_scan_tab_contents NOTES ON THE VILLAGE OF STRATHBUNGO ALEXANDER M. SCOTT] *[https://www.glasgow.gov.uk/councillorsandcommittees/viewSelectedDocument.asp?c=P62AFQDNDNDN0GDNDN Pollok Park (Nether Pollok)] ==References==
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[[Category:Charleston County, South Carolina, Slave Owners]] [[Category:Edisto Island, South Carolina One Place Study]] [[Category:Edisto Island, South Carolina]] [[Space:US_Black_Heritage_Index_of_Plantations|US Index of Plantations]] [[Space:South_Carolina_Plantations|South Carolina Plantations]] [[Space:Plantations_of_Edisto_Island%2C_Charleston_County%2C_South_Carolina|Plantations of Edisto Island]] ==Information== {{One Place Study|place=Edisto Island, South Carolina|category=Edisto Island, South Carolina One Place Study}} This page organizes the plantations of Edisto Island, Charleston County, South Carolina by the owner family. For an alphabetical list of enslavers on Edisto Island, see: [[Space:Planters_of_Edisto_Island%2C_Charleston_County%2C_South_Carolina|Planters of Edisto Island]] * Aiken ** Jehosse * Bailey ** [[Space:Bailey%27s_Plantation%2C_Charleston_County%2C_South_Carolina|'''Bailey's Plantation''']] on Bailey's Island ([[Linkley-6|Christopher Linkley]], [[Grimball-7|Paul Grimball II]], [[Grimball-10|Paul Grimball III]], [[Edings-31|Joseph Edings Sr.]], Joseph Edings Jr., Unidentified ancestor of William Mikell Bailey, [[Bailey-38938|William Mikell Bailey]] MD (1816 - 1868)) *** [[Space:Slaves_of_Paul_Grimball_1750%2C_South_Carolina|Slaves of Paul Grimball]] *** [[Space:Slaves_of_Paul_Grimball_1767%2C_South_Carolina|Slaves of Paul Grimball 1767]] ***[[Space:Slaves_of_William_Mikell_Bailey_MD_(1816_-_1868)%2C_South_Carolina|Slaves of William Mikell Bailey MD (1816 - 1868), South Carolina]] ** [[Space:Blue_House_Plantation%2C_Charleston_County%2C_South_Carolina|'''Blue House''']] (William Fry, Ichabod Fry, [[Bailey-39564|Constantine Bailey]]) *** [[Space:Slaves_of_Constantine_Bailey%2C_South_Carolina|Slaves of Constantine Bailey, South Carolina]] ** Charles Bailey's Plantation **Cedar Grove, Thomas Bailey to William M. Murray, 1828 '''Charleston city, Charleston County and South Carolina miscellaneous land records, 1719-1873; index to land records, 1719-1898''': "Charleston city, Charleston County and South Carolina miscellaneous land records, 1719-1873; index to land records, 1719-1898"
Catalog: [https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/361547 Charleston city, Charleston County and South Carolina miscellaneous land records, 1719-1873; index to land records, 1719-1898] Land records, v. U9-X9 1827-1829
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{{FamilySearch Image|3Q9M-CSR8-X93P-8}} (accessed 19 May 2023) *release of land and sale of land, Deed Bk X9 p.453, and sale of the land p.457 ** [[Space:Maxcy_Place_Plantation%2C_Charleston_County%2C_South_Carolina|'''Maxcy Place''' AKA '''Mulberry Grove Plantation''']] ([[Bower-192|William Bower]], William May, [[Bailey-38938|William Mikell Bailey]] MD (1816 - 1868)) ***[[Space:Slaves_of_William_Mikell_Bailey_MD_(1816_-_1868)%2C_South_Carolina|Slaves of William Mikell Bailey MD (1816 - 1868), South Carolina]] ** '''[[Space:Meggett_Place_Plantation%2C_Charleston_County%2C_South_Carolina| Meggett Place]]''' (John Kennaway, [[Bailey-8731|Ralph Bailey]] and William Scott, [[Meggett-18|William Meggett]], John Meggett, [[Meggett-14|Martha Mary Murray Meggett]], [[Bailey-38938|William Mikell Bailey]] MD (1816 - 1868), William Murray, Joseph James Murray MD) *** [[Space:Slaves_of_William_Meggett%2C_South_Carolina| Slaves of William Meggett, South Carolina]] ***[[Space:Slaves_of_William_Mikell_Bailey_MD_(1816_-_1868)%2C_South_Carolina|Slaves of William Mikell Bailey MD (1816 - 1868), South Carolina]] ** [[Space:Old_Dominion_Plantation%2C_Charleston_County%2C_South_Carolina| '''Old Dominion''']] ([[Bayly-870|Henry Bayly (Bailey)]]1698, Mark Matthewes 1706, John Hayne 1714, Ralph Bailey 1736, [[Calder-82|John Calder]] 1757, [[Calder-85|Archibald Calder]] 1767, [[Hanahan-26|John Hanahan]], [[Bailey-38938|William Mikell Bailey]] MD (1816 - 1868)) *** [[Space:Slaves_of_John_Calder%2C_South_Carolina| Slaves of John Calder, South Carolina]] ***Slaves of [[Hanahan-26|John Hanahan]] ***[[Space:Slaves_of_William_Mikell_Bailey_MD_(1816_-_1868)%2C_South_Carolina|Slaves of William Mikell Bailey MD (1816 - 1868), South Carolina]] ** [[Space:Palmetto_Plantation%2C_Charleston_County%2C_South_Carolina|'''Palmetto''']] ([[Bailey-39564|Constantine Bailey]] (1827 - 1884)), [[Grimball-37|Thomas Grimball]] (1675 - 1723)) *** [[Space:Slaves_of_Constantine_Bailey%2C_South_Carolina|Slaves of Constantine Bailey, South Carolina]] ** [[Space:Point_of_Pines_Plantation%2C_Charleston_County%2C_South_Carolina|'''Point of Pines''']] ([[Grimball-38|Paul Grimball]] (1630-1697), [[Grimball-33|Joshua Grimball]] (1707 - 1757), [[Bailey-6863|Ralph Bailey (1750-1798)]], [[Bailey-7938|Henry Bailey]] (1782-1828), [[Bailey-38498|Charles Joseph Bailey]]) *** [[Space:Slaves_of_Joshua_Grimball_1707-1757%2C_South_Carolina|Slaves of Joshua Grimball]] *** [[Space:Slaves_of_Ralph_Bailey_(1750_-_1798)%2C_South_Carolina| Slaves of Ralph Bailey (1750 - 1798), South Carolina]] *** [[Space:Slaves_of_Henry_Bailey_(1782-1828)%2C_South_Carolina|Slaves of Henry Bailey]] *** [[Space:Slaves_of_Charles_J_Bailey_(1824-1854)|Slaves of Charles Bailey]] ** [[Space:Riverside_Plantation%2C_Charleston_County%2C_South_Carolina|'''Riverside''']] ([[Bayly-870|Henry Bayly (Bailey)]], Ralph Bailey IV (son of [[Bailey-6863|Ralph Bailey (1750)]]), [[Bailey-38941|Charles Bailey]], [[Bailey-39578|Ephraim Clark Bailey]]) *** [[Space:Slaves_of_Charles_Ernest_Bailey_(1792_-_1836)%2C_South_Carolina| Slaves of Charles Ernest Bailey (1792 - 1836), South Carolina]] ** [[Space:Salt_Landing_Plantation%2C_Charleston_County%2C_South_Carolina|'''Salt Landing''']] (The Farm) ([[Bayly-870|Henry Bayly (Bailey)]]1698, [[Bailey-38938|William Mikell Bailey]] MD (1816 - 1868)) ***[[Space:Slaves_of_William_Mikell_Bailey_MD_(1816_-_1868)%2C_South_Carolina|Slaves of William Mikell Bailey MD (1816 - 1868), South Carolina]] ** [[Space:Swallow_Bluff_Plantation%2C_Charleston_County%2C_South_Carolina|'''Swallow Bluff''']] = no Bailey's yet identified here. ([[Grimball-7|Paul Grimball II]], [[Seabrook-913|William Edings Seabrook]] (owner or resident?)) * Baynard ** [[Space:Baynard%27s_Little_Edisto_Plantation%2C_Charleston_County%2C_South_Carolina|'''Baynard's Little Edisto''']] (William Whippy (?), [[Baynard-113|William Grimball Baynard Sr.]] (1792 - abt. 1861)) ** [[Space:Baynard%27s_Old_Place_Plantation%2C_Charleston_County%2C_South_Carolina|'''Baynard's Old Place''']] (Lewis Price, Edward Mitchell Baynard, John C. Baynard, [[Baynard-13|Thomas Baynard]], [[Baynard-29|William Baynard]], [[Baynard-113|William Grimball Baynard Sr.]] (1792 - abt. 1861), Charles and Eva Whaley Seabrook) **[[Space:Crawford%27s_Plantation%2C_Charleston_County%2C_South_Carolina|'''Crawford's Plantation''']] Thomas Baynard ** [[Space:Prospect_Hill_Plantation%2C_Charleston_County%2C_South_Carolina|'''Prospect Hill''']] ([[Baynard-113|William Grimball Baynard Sr.]] (1792 - abt. 1861), William Grimball Baynard Jr., James S. Baynard, Henry H. Baynard) ** [[Space:Rabbit_Point_Plantation%2C_Charleston_County%2C_South_Carolina|'''Rabbit Point''']] (Harry Bower (posibly Bower-4879), William Bower (possibly Bower-192), [[Baynard-23|Ephraim Mikell Baynard]] (1797 - 1865)) ** [[Space:Ravenswood_Plantation%2C_Charleston_County%2C_South_Carolina|'''Ravenswood''']] ([[Bower-192|William Bower]], Rev. John McLeod, [[Wilkins-7950|Ann Lardent Wilkins]], [[Mathewes-24|John Raven Mathewes]], [[Baynard-113|William Grimball Baynard]] (1792 - abt. 1861), [[Baynard-69|Thomas Archibald Baynard]]) **Red House - [[Baynard-23|Ephraim Mikell Baynard]], purchased from [[Mikell-156|William A. Mikell]] widow. '''Charleston city, Charleston County and South Carolina miscellaneous land records, 1719-1873; index to land records, 1719-1898''': "Charleston city, Charleston County and South Carolina miscellaneous land records, 1719-1873; index to land records, 1719-1898"
Catalog: [https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/361547 Charleston city, Charleston County and South Carolina miscellaneous land records, 1719-1873; index to land records, 1719-1898] Land records, v. I11-K11 1842-1846
Film number: 008300036 > image 247 of 626
{{FamilySearch Image|3Q9M-CSR8-8SVQ-P}} (accessed 12 May 2023) *Bk I 11 p.431 ** [[Space:Baynard%27s_Seaside_Plantation%2C_Charleston_County%2C_South_Carolina|'''Seaside''']] ([[Baynard-23|Ephraim Mikell Baynard]] (1797 - 1865)) ** [[Space:Shell_House_Plantation%2C_Charleston_County%2C_South_Carolina|'''Shell House''']] ([[Baynard-23|Ephraim Mikell Baynard]] (1797 - 1865)) * Beckett ** Becketts *Calder **[[Space:Indian_Fields_Plantation%2C_Charleston_County%2C_South_Carolina|'''Indian Fields Plantation''']] ([[Calder-85|Archibald Calder]], [[Calder-2115|Martha Calder]], [[Edings-33|William Edings]]) ** [[Space:Fenwick_Plantation%2C_Charleston_County%2C_South_Carolina| '''Fenwick Plantation''']] ([[Calder-2179|Henry Calder]], [[Seabrook-499|Ephraim Mikell Seabrook]]) * Clark/Clarke ** Clark's Plantation **Cypress Trees Plantation ([[Clark-77970|James Clark]], [[Clark-81642|William Mikell Clark]], [[Clark-81641|Joseph James Clark]]) '''Memorials of seventeenth and eighteenth century South Carolina land titles and index to auditor general memorials, 1731-1775''': "Memorials of seventeenth and eighteenth century South Carolina land titles and index to auditor general memorials, 1731-1775"
Catalog: [https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/339366 Memorials of seventeenth and eighteenth century South Carolina land titles and index to auditor general memorials, 1731-1775] Memorial books, v. 13-14
Film number: 008192073 > image 771 of 977
{{FamilySearch Image|3Q9M-CSL6-TQVP-9}} (accessed 11 May 2023) *Memorial Deed Bk 14 p.138, James Clark b. 1744, the beginning of Cypress Trees Plantation 2 Apr 1762 James C. Hanahan to [[Hanahan-26|John Hanahan]] '''Charleston city, Charleston County and South Carolina miscellaneous land records, 1719-1873; index to land records, 1719-1898''': "Charleston city, Charleston County and South Carolina miscellaneous land records, 1719-1873; index to land records, 1719-1898"
Catalog: [https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/361547 Charleston city, Charleston County and South Carolina miscellaneous land records, 1719-1873; index to land records, 1719-1898] Land records, v. E10-H10 1832-1834
Film number: 008196087 > image 392 of 1163
{{FamilySearch Image|3Q9M-CSLV-G3XP-N}} (accessed 4 June 2023) *Deed Bk F10 p.197 **Vinegar Hill Plantation ([[Clark-81642|William Mikell Clark]]) **[[Space:Shell_House_Plantation%2C_Charleston_County%2C_South_Carolina|'''Shell House Plantation''']] ([[Clark-81642|William Mikell Clark]], [[Clark-81641|Joseph James Clark]]) **[[Space:Maxcy_Place_Plantation%2C_Charleston_County%2C_South_Carolina|'''Mulberry Grove''' AKA '''Maxcy Place Plantation''']] ([[Clark-81642|William Mikell Clark]]) * de Lasteyrie ** Jenkins Hill * Edings ** Bayview ** [[Space:Locksley_Hall_Plantation%2C_Charleston_County%2C_South_Carolina|'''Locksley Hall''']] **[[Space:Slaves_of_Emma_Elizabeth_Edings_Seabrook%2C_Edisto_Island%2C_South_Carolina| '''Slaves of Emma Elizabeth Edings Seabrook''']] * Fuller ** Governor's Bluff * Grimball ** Brick House Plantation * Hanahan ** John J. Hanahan's Plantation ** Hanahan's Little Edisto * Holmes ** Holme's Store * Hopkinson ** [[Space:Cassina_Point_Plantation%2C_Charleston_County%2C_South_Carolina| '''Cassina Point''']] ([[Hopkinson-1164|James Hopkinson]] (1810 - 1875)) *** [[Space:Slaves_of_James_Hopkinson_(1810_-_1875)%2C_South_Carolina|Slaves of James Hopkinson (1810 - 1875), South Carolina]] * Jenkins ** Brick House **[[Space:Brookland_Plantation%2C_Charleston_County%2C_South_Carolina|'''Brookland Plantation''']] (Walter Abbott, John Meggett, Archibald Calder, [[Jenkins-20654|Joseph Jenkins]], [[Seabrook-499|Ephraim Mikell Seabrook]] (1797 - 1846), [[Seabrook-918|Henry Seabrook]]) *** [[Space:Slaves_of_Ephraim_Mikell_Seabrook%2C_South_Carolina|Slaves of Ephraim Mikell Seabrook, South Carolina]] ** Old Hill, from William M. Murray to son-in-law Ed Jenkins, 1859 '''Charleston city, Charleston County and South Carolina miscellaneous land records, 1719-1873; index to land records, 1719-1898''': "Charleston city, Charleston County and South Carolina miscellaneous land records, 1719-1873; index to land records, 1719-1898"
Catalog: [https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/361547 Charleston city, Charleston County and South Carolina miscellaneous land records, 1719-1873; index to land records, 1719-1898] Land records, v. F14-G14 1858-1859
Film number: 008300048 > image 305 of 795
{{FamilySearch Image|3Q9M-CSR8-XNBY}} (accessed 19 May 2023) *Deed Bk F14 p.280 map survey '''Charleston city, Charleston County and South Carolina miscellaneous land records, 1719-1873; index to land records, 1719-1898''': "Charleston city, Charleston County and South Carolina miscellaneous land records, 1719-1873; index to land records, 1719-1898"
Catalog: [https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/361547 Charleston city, Charleston County and South Carolina miscellaneous land records, 1719-1873; index to land records, 1719-1898] Land records, v. F14-G14 1858-1859
Film number: 008300048 > image 302 of 795
{{FamilySearch Image|3Q9M-CSR8-XJ4L}} (accessed 19 May 2023) Map survey of estate of Murray '''Charleston city, Charleston County and South Carolina miscellaneous land records, 1719-1873; index to land records, 1719-1898''': "Charleston city, Charleston County and South Carolina miscellaneous land records, 1719-1873; index to land records, 1719-1898"
Catalog: [https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/361547 Charleston city, Charleston County and South Carolina miscellaneous land records, 1719-1873; index to land records, 1719-1898] Land records, v. F14-G14 1858-1859
Film number: 008300048 > image 302 of 795
{{FamilySearch Image|3Q9M-CSR8-XJ4L}} (accessed 19 May 2023) *Deed Bk Q14 p.395 **Spanish Mount Plantation, Dec 1805, Joseph Jenkins Sr. to William Edings, containing 359 acres '''Charleston city, Charleston County and South Carolina miscellaneous land records, 1719-1873; index to land records, 1719-1898''': "Charleston city, Charleston County and South Carolina miscellaneous land records, 1719-1873; index to land records, 1719-1898"
Catalog: [https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/361547 Charleston city, Charleston County and South Carolina miscellaneous land records, 1719-1873; index to land records, 1719-1898] Land records, v. P7-R7 1805-1807
Film number: 008140716 > image 583 of 688
{{FamilySearch Image|3Q9M-CSKW-VQG8-1}} (accessed 19 May 2023) *deed bk R7 p.102 * Legare ** Berwick Legare Plantation * Linkley ** [[Space:Bailey%27s_Plantation%2C_Charleston_County%2C_South_Carolina|Bailey's Plantation on Bailey's Island]] ** [[Space:Sea_Cloud_Plantation%2C_Edisto_Island%2C_South_Carolina|Sea Cloud Plantation]] * Middleton ** [[Space:Middleton_Plantation%2C_Charleston_County%2C_South_Carolina|'''Chisolm's Plantation''' (aka Middleton Plantation)]] ([[Whitmarsh-763|John Whitmarsh Sr.]], [[Whitmarsh-804|John Whitmarsh Jr.]], [[Barnwell-564|Margaret Barnwell Whitemarsh ]]1723, Richard Stevens 1733, [[Ashe-209|Richard Ash]], [[Grimball-7|Paul Grimball ]]1750, William Evans, [[Edings-10|Maria Elizabeth Edings Evans]] 1802, [[Chisolm-139|Dr. Robert Trail Chisholm]], [[Chisolm-138|Susan Matilda Harriet Chisholm]], [[Middleton-2202|Oliver Hering Middleton]] 1827) ** The Launch * Mikell ** Bailey's Island - Mikell Place **[[Space:Blue_House_Plantation%2C_Charleston_County%2C_South_Carolina|'''Blue House Plantation''']] [[Mikell-162|Ephraim Mikell 1774-1838]] to grandson Ephraim Mikell (son of Ephraim Mikell dec'd) ** Caulders, [[Mikell-162|Ephraim Mikell 1774-1838]] to son Edward Mikell **[[Space:Crawford%27s_Plantation%2C_Charleston_County%2C_South_Carolina|'''Crawford's Plantation''']], [[Mikell-162|Ephraim Mikell 1774-1838]] to son [[Mikell-156|William A. Mikell]] ** Orange Grove ** [[Space:Peter%27s_Point_Plantation%2C_Charleston_County%2C_South_Carolina|''' Peter's Point''']] ([[Jenkins-1905|John Jenkins]] (1685-1739), [[Jenkins-21172|Christopher Jenkins]], [[Jenkins-21171|Christopher Jenkins]] (1738-1774), [[Jenkins-17943|Christopher Jenkins]] (1769-1794), [[Jenkins-17942|Christopher Jenkins]], [[Mikell-162|Ephraim Mikell]] (1774-1838), [[Mikell-22|Isaac Jenkins Mikell]] (1808-1881), J. Jenkins Mikell) *** [[Space:Slaves_of_Christopher_Jenkins%2C_South_Carolina|Slaves of Christopher Jenkins]] *** [[Space:Slaves_of_Ephraim_Mikell%2C_South_Carolina|Slaves of Ephraim Mikell 1838]] **Red House, [[Mikell-162|Ephraim Mikell 1774-1838]], his father [[Mikell-140|Ephraim Mikell 1809]] and his son [[Mikell-156|William A. Mikell 1840]], sold to [[Baynard-23|Ephraim Mikell Baynard]]. '''Charleston city, Charleston County and South Carolina miscellaneous land records, 1719-1873; index to land records, 1719-1898''': "Charleston city, Charleston County and South Carolina miscellaneous land records, 1719-1873; index to land records, 1719-1898"
Catalog: [https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/361547 Charleston city, Charleston County and South Carolina miscellaneous land records, 1719-1873; index to land records, 1719-1898] Land records, v. I11-K11 1842-1846
Film number: 008300036 > image 247 of 626
{{FamilySearch Image|3Q9M-CSR8-8SVQ-P}} (accessed 12 May 2023) *Bk I 11 p.431 ** Sunnyside * Mitchell ** [[Space:Frogmore_Plantation%2C_Charleston_County%2C_South_Carolina|'''Frogmore Plantation''']] (Bailey, [[Mitchell-18235|Edward Mitchell]], William and Rachel (Mitchell) Whaley) ** Mitchell's Little Edisto * Murray ** [[Space:Jack_Daw_Hall%2C_Charleston_County%2C_South_Carolina| '''Jack Daw Hall''']] ([[Murray-26777|William Meggett Murray]] (1806 - 1866)) *** [[Space:Slaves_of_William_Meggett_Murray%2C_South_Carolina| Slaves of William Meggett Murray, South Carolina]] * Seabrook ** Betsy Seabrook's Plantation ** [[Space:Brookland_Plantation%2C_Charleston_County%2C_South_Carolina|'''Brookland Plantation''']] (Walter Abbott, John Meggett, Archibald Calder, [[Jenkins-20654|Joseph Jenkins]], [[Seabrook-502|Gabriel Seabrook]]/[[Jenkins-21461|Ann Jenkins Seabrook]], [[Seabrook-499|Ephraim Mikell Seabrook]] (1797 - 1846), [[Seabrook-918|Henry Seabrook]]) **Calder's Plantation, William Seabrook to Robert S. Jenkins, 1814 '''Charleston city, Charleston County and South Carolina miscellaneous land records, 1719-1873; index to land records, 1719-1898''': "Charleston city, Charleston County and South Carolina miscellaneous land records, 1719-1873; index to land records, 1719-1898"
Catalog: [https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/361547 Charleston city, Charleston County and South Carolina miscellaneous land records, 1719-1873; index to land records, 1719-1898] Land records, v. H8-L8 1813-1815
Film number: 008196084 > image 138 of 959
{{FamilySearch Image|3Q9M-CSLV-P76Y}} (accessed 19 May 2023) *H8 p.197 Robert S. Jenkins to Ephraim M. Seabrook 1835 '''Charleston city, Charleston County and South Carolina miscellaneous land records, 1719-1873; index to land records, 1719-1898''': "Charleston city, Charleston County and South Carolina miscellaneous land records, 1719-1873; index to land records, 1719-1898"
Catalog: [https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/361547 Charleston city, Charleston County and South Carolina miscellaneous land records, 1719-1873; index to land records, 1719-1898] Land records, v. E10-H10 1832-1834
Film number: 008196087 > image 1124 of 1163
{{FamilySearch Image|3Q9M-CSLV-G3FH-K}} (accessed 19 May 2023) *H10 p.489 **[[Space:Slaves_of_Emma_Elizabeth_Edings_Seabrook%2C_Edisto_Island%2C_South_Carolina|Slaves of Emma Elizabeth Edings Seabrook]] ** Gun Bluff ** [[Space:Laurel_Hill_Plantation%2C_Charleston_County%2C_South_Carolina|'''Laurel Hill''']] (John Stewart (in 1733), E. M. Seabrook, [[Seabrook-716|Edward Whaley Seabrook]]) ** Mary Seabrook's Plantation ** [[Space:Raccoon_Island_Plantation%2C_Charleston_County%2C_South_Carolina|'''Raccoon Island Plantation''']] (Henry Bailey, [[Bailey-8731|Ralph Bailey]], [[Calder-82|John Calder]], [[Calder-85|Archibald Calder]], [[Seabrook-716|Edward Whaley Seabrook]]) *** [[Space:Slaves_of_John_Calder%2C_South_Carolina| Slaves of John Calder, South Carolina]]. ** [[Space:Oak_Island_Plantation%2C_Charleston_County%2C_South_Carolina| '''Oak Island''']] ([[Seabrook-424|Captain William Seabrook (1773-1836)]], [[Seabrook-912|William Seabrook Jr]], [[Seabrook-913|William Eddings Seabrook]]) *** [[Space:Slaves_of_Captain_William_Seabrook%2C_South_Carolina|Slaves of Captain William Seabrook]] *** [[Space:Slaves_of_William_Seabrook_Jr.%2C_South_Carolina|Slaves of William Seabrook Jr.]], ** Seabrook Tract **[[Space:Slaves_of_Joseph_Seabrook%2C_Colleton_County%2C_South_Carolina|Slaves of Joseph Seabrook Sr.]] (Plantation name unknown) ** William Seabrook's Plantation * Townsend ** [[Space:Bleak_Hall_Plantation%2C_Edisto_Island%2C_South_Carolina|'''Bleak Hall''']] (James Bullock, Richard Jenkins/Ann Jenkins, [[Townsend-2660|Daniel Townsend II]], [[Townsend-2659|Daniel Townsend III]], [[Townsend-2670|John Ferrars Townsend]]) *** [[Space:Slaves_of_Daniel_Townsend_II%2C_South_Carolina|Slaves of Daniel Townsend II]]. *** [[Space:Slaves_of_Daniel_Townsend_III%2C_South_Carolina| Slaves of Daniel Townsend III, South Carolina]] *** [[Space:Slaves_of_John_Ferrars_Townsend%2C_South_Carolina| Slaves of John Ferrars Townsend, South Carolina]] ** [[Space:Botany_Bay_Plantation%2C_Edisto_Island%2C_South_Carolina|'''Botany Bay''']] - [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Botany_Bay_Plantation_Wildlife_Management_Area| Botany Bay Plantation Wildlife Management Area] ** [[Space:Sea_Cloud_Plantation%2C_Edisto_Island%2C_South_Carolina|'''Sea Cloud''']] ([[Linkley-6|Christopher Linkley]], [[Hamilton-31597|Paul Hamilton Sr.]], [[Hamilton-32689|Paul Hamilton Jr.]], [[Seabrook-499|Ephraim Mikell Seabrook]], [[Townsend-2670|John Ferrars Townsend]]) *** [[Space:Slaves_of_Ephraim_Mikell_Seabrook%2C_South_Carolina|Slaves of Ephraim Mikell Seabrook, South Carolina]] *** [[Space:Slaves_of_John_Ferrars_Townsend%2C_South_Carolina| Slaves of John Ferrars Townsend, South Carolina]] * Westcoat ** Dill Farm ** The Woods * Whaley ** Ash's Plantation ** Cedar Hall ** [[Space:Crawford%27s_Plantation%2C_Charleston_County%2C_South_Carolina|'''Crawford's Plantation''']] William James Whaley ** Green's Point ** [[Space:Old_Dominion_Plantation%2C_Charleston_County%2C_South_Carolina|'''Old Dominion''']] (Henry Bailey 1698, Mark Matthewes 1706, John Hayne 1714, Ralph Bailey 1736, [[Calder-82|John Calder]] 1757, [[Calder-85|Archibald Calder]] 1767, [[Whaley-2834|Edward Charles Whaley]], William M. Bailey MD) ** Old House [[Hanahan-26|John Hanahan (d. 1856)]] ** Pine Barren ** The Neck ** Tom Seabrook's Plantation ** Whaley's Home Place ** Whaley's Little Edisto ** Windsor * Windsor ** Mitchell Place
Catalog: [https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/361547 Charleston city, Charleston County and South Carolina miscellaneous land records, 1719-1873; index to land records, 1719-1898] Land records, v. U9-X9 1827-1829
Film number: 008300026 > image 1179 of 1226
{{FamilySearch Image|3Q9M-CSR8-X93P-8}} (accessed 19 May 2023) *release of land and sale of land, Deed Bk X9 p.453, and sale of the land p.457 ** [[Space:Maxcy_Place_Plantation%2C_Charleston_County%2C_South_Carolina|'''Maxcy Place''' AKA '''Mulberry Grove Plantation''']] ([[Bower-192|William Bower]], William May, [[Bailey-38938|William Mikell Bailey]] MD (1816 - 1868)) ***[[Space:Slaves_of_William_Mikell_Bailey_MD_(1816_-_1868)%2C_South_Carolina|Slaves of William Mikell Bailey MD (1816 - 1868), South Carolina]] ** '''[[Space:Meggett_Place_Plantation%2C_Charleston_County%2C_South_Carolina| Meggett Place]]''' (John Kennaway, [[Bailey-8731|Ralph Bailey]] and William Scott, [[Meggett-18|William Meggett]], John Meggett, [[Meggett-14|Martha Mary Murray Meggett]], [[Bailey-38938|William Mikell Bailey]] MD (1816 - 1868), William Murray, Joseph James Murray MD) *** [[Space:Slaves_of_William_Meggett%2C_South_Carolina| Slaves of William Meggett, South Carolina]] ***[[Space:Slaves_of_William_Mikell_Bailey_MD_(1816_-_1868)%2C_South_Carolina|Slaves of William Mikell Bailey MD (1816 - 1868), South Carolina]] ** [[Space:Old_Dominion_Plantation%2C_Charleston_County%2C_South_Carolina| '''Old Dominion''']] ([[Bayly-870|Henry Bayly (Bailey)]]1698, Mark Matthewes 1706, John Hayne 1714, Ralph Bailey 1736, [[Calder-82|John Calder]] 1757, [[Calder-85|Archibald Calder]] 1767, [[Hanahan-26|John Hanahan]], [[Bailey-38938|William Mikell Bailey]] MD (1816 - 1868)) *** [[Space:Slaves_of_John_Calder%2C_South_Carolina| Slaves of John Calder, South Carolina]] ***Slaves of [[Hanahan-26|John Hanahan]] ***[[Space:Slaves_of_William_Mikell_Bailey_MD_(1816_-_1868)%2C_South_Carolina|Slaves of William Mikell Bailey MD (1816 - 1868), South Carolina]] ** [[Space:Palmetto_Plantation%2C_Charleston_County%2C_South_Carolina|'''Palmetto''']] ([[Bailey-39564|Constantine Bailey]] (1827 - 1884)), [[Grimball-37|Thomas Grimball]] (1675 - 1723)) *** [[Space:Slaves_of_Constantine_Bailey%2C_South_Carolina|Slaves of Constantine Bailey, South Carolina]] ** [[Space:Point_of_Pines_Plantation%2C_Charleston_County%2C_South_Carolina|'''Point of Pines''']] ([[Grimball-38|Paul Grimball]] (1630-1697), [[Grimball-33|Joshua Grimball]] (1707 - 1757), [[Bailey-6863|Ralph Bailey (1750-1798)]], [[Bailey-7938|Henry Bailey]] (1782-1828), [[Bailey-38498|Charles Joseph Bailey]]) *** [[Space:Slaves_of_Joshua_Grimball_1707-1757%2C_South_Carolina|Slaves of Joshua Grimball]] *** [[Space:Slaves_of_Ralph_Bailey_(1750_-_1798)%2C_South_Carolina| Slaves of Ralph Bailey (1750 - 1798), South Carolina]] *** [[Space:Slaves_of_Henry_Bailey_(1782-1828)%2C_South_Carolina|Slaves of Henry Bailey]] *** [[Space:Slaves_of_Charles_J_Bailey_(1824-1854)|Slaves of Charles Bailey]] ** [[Space:Riverside_Plantation%2C_Charleston_County%2C_South_Carolina|'''Riverside''']] ([[Bayly-870|Henry Bayly (Bailey)]], Ralph Bailey IV (son of [[Bailey-6863|Ralph Bailey (1750)]]), [[Bailey-38941|Charles Bailey]], [[Bailey-39578|Ephraim Clark Bailey]]) *** [[Space:Slaves_of_Charles_Ernest_Bailey_(1792_-_1836)%2C_South_Carolina| Slaves of Charles Ernest Bailey (1792 - 1836), South Carolina]] ** [[Space:Salt_Landing_Plantation%2C_Charleston_County%2C_South_Carolina|'''Salt Landing''']] (The Farm) ([[Bayly-870|Henry Bayly (Bailey)]]1698, [[Bailey-38938|William Mikell Bailey]] MD (1816 - 1868)) ***[[Space:Slaves_of_William_Mikell_Bailey_MD_(1816_-_1868)%2C_South_Carolina|Slaves of William Mikell Bailey MD (1816 - 1868), South Carolina]] ** [[Space:Swallow_Bluff_Plantation%2C_Charleston_County%2C_South_Carolina|'''Swallow Bluff''']] = no Bailey's yet identified here. ([[Grimball-7|Paul Grimball II]], [[Seabrook-913|William Edings Seabrook]] (owner or resident?)) * Baynard ** [[Space:Baynard%27s_Little_Edisto_Plantation%2C_Charleston_County%2C_South_Carolina|'''Baynard's Little Edisto''']] (William Whippy (?), [[Baynard-113|William Grimball Baynard Sr.]] (1792 - abt. 1861)) ** [[Space:Baynard%27s_Old_Place_Plantation%2C_Charleston_County%2C_South_Carolina|'''Baynard's Old Place''']] (Lewis Price, Edward Mitchell Baynard, John C. Baynard, [[Baynard-13|Thomas Baynard]], [[Baynard-29|William Baynard]], [[Baynard-113|William Grimball Baynard Sr.]] (1792 - abt. 1861), Charles and Eva Whaley Seabrook) **[[Space:Crawford%27s_Plantation%2C_Charleston_County%2C_South_Carolina|'''Crawford's Plantation''']] Thomas Baynard ** [[Space:Prospect_Hill_Plantation%2C_Charleston_County%2C_South_Carolina|'''Prospect Hill''']] ([[Baynard-113|William Grimball Baynard Sr.]] (1792 - abt. 1861), William Grimball Baynard Jr., James S. Baynard, Henry H. Baynard) ** [[Space:Rabbit_Point_Plantation%2C_Charleston_County%2C_South_Carolina|'''Rabbit Point''']] (Harry Bower (posibly Bower-4879), William Bower (possibly Bower-192), [[Baynard-23|Ephraim Mikell Baynard]] (1797 - 1865)) ** [[Space:Ravenswood_Plantation%2C_Charleston_County%2C_South_Carolina|'''Ravenswood''']] ([[Bower-192|William Bower]], Rev. John McLeod, [[Wilkins-7950|Ann Lardent Wilkins]], [[Mathewes-24|John Raven Mathewes]], [[Baynard-113|William Grimball Baynard]] (1792 - abt. 1861), [[Baynard-69|Thomas Archibald Baynard]]) **Red House - [[Baynard-23|Ephraim Mikell Baynard]], purchased from [[Mikell-156|William A. Mikell]] widow. '''Charleston city, Charleston County and South Carolina miscellaneous land records, 1719-1873; index to land records, 1719-1898''': "Charleston city, Charleston County and South Carolina miscellaneous land records, 1719-1873; index to land records, 1719-1898"
Catalog: [https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/361547 Charleston city, Charleston County and South Carolina miscellaneous land records, 1719-1873; index to land records, 1719-1898] Land records, v. I11-K11 1842-1846
Film number: 008300036 > image 247 of 626
{{FamilySearch Image|3Q9M-CSR8-8SVQ-P}} (accessed 12 May 2023) *Bk I 11 p.431 ** [[Space:Baynard%27s_Seaside_Plantation%2C_Charleston_County%2C_South_Carolina|'''Seaside''']] ([[Baynard-23|Ephraim Mikell Baynard]] (1797 - 1865)) ** [[Space:Shell_House_Plantation%2C_Charleston_County%2C_South_Carolina|'''Shell House''']] ([[Baynard-23|Ephraim Mikell Baynard]] (1797 - 1865)) * Beckett ** Becketts *Calder **[[Space:Indian_Fields_Plantation%2C_Charleston_County%2C_South_Carolina|'''Indian Fields Plantation''']] ([[Calder-85|Archibald Calder]], [[Calder-2115|Martha Calder]], [[Edings-33|William Edings]]) ** [[Space:Fenwick_Plantation%2C_Charleston_County%2C_South_Carolina| '''Fenwick Plantation''']] ([[Calder-2179|Henry Calder]], [[Seabrook-499|Ephraim Mikell Seabrook]]) * Clark/Clarke ** Clark's Plantation **Cypress Trees Plantation ([[Clark-77970|James Clark]], [[Clark-81642|William Mikell Clark]], [[Clark-81641|Joseph James Clark]]) '''Memorials of seventeenth and eighteenth century South Carolina land titles and index to auditor general memorials, 1731-1775''': "Memorials of seventeenth and eighteenth century South Carolina land titles and index to auditor general memorials, 1731-1775"
Catalog: [https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/339366 Memorials of seventeenth and eighteenth century South Carolina land titles and index to auditor general memorials, 1731-1775] Memorial books, v. 13-14
Film number: 008192073 > image 771 of 977
{{FamilySearch Image|3Q9M-CSL6-TQVP-9}} (accessed 11 May 2023) *Memorial Deed Bk 14 p.138, James Clark b. 1744, the beginning of Cypress Trees Plantation 2 Apr 1762 James C. Hanahan to [[Hanahan-26|John Hanahan]] '''Charleston city, Charleston County and South Carolina miscellaneous land records, 1719-1873; index to land records, 1719-1898''': "Charleston city, Charleston County and South Carolina miscellaneous land records, 1719-1873; index to land records, 1719-1898"
Catalog: [https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/361547 Charleston city, Charleston County and South Carolina miscellaneous land records, 1719-1873; index to land records, 1719-1898] Land records, v. E10-H10 1832-1834
Film number: 008196087 > image 392 of 1163
{{FamilySearch Image|3Q9M-CSLV-G3XP-N}} (accessed 4 June 2023) *Deed Bk F10 p.197 **Vinegar Hill Plantation ([[Clark-81642|William Mikell Clark]]) **[[Space:Shell_House_Plantation%2C_Charleston_County%2C_South_Carolina|'''Shell House Plantation''']] ([[Clark-81642|William Mikell Clark]], [[Clark-81641|Joseph James Clark]]) **[[Space:Maxcy_Place_Plantation%2C_Charleston_County%2C_South_Carolina|'''Mulberry Grove''' AKA '''Maxcy Place Plantation''']] ([[Clark-81642|William Mikell Clark]]) * de Lasteyrie ** Jenkins Hill * Edings ** Bayview ** [[Space:Locksley_Hall_Plantation%2C_Charleston_County%2C_South_Carolina|'''Locksley Hall''']] **[[Space:Slaves_of_Emma_Elizabeth_Edings_Seabrook%2C_Edisto_Island%2C_South_Carolina| '''Slaves of Emma Elizabeth Edings Seabrook''']] * Fuller ** Governor's Bluff * Grimball ** Brick House Plantation * Hanahan ** John J. Hanahan's Plantation ** Hanahan's Little Edisto * Holmes ** Holme's Store * Hopkinson ** [[Space:Cassina_Point_Plantation%2C_Charleston_County%2C_South_Carolina| '''Cassina Point''']] ([[Hopkinson-1164|James Hopkinson]] (1810 - 1875)) *** [[Space:Slaves_of_James_Hopkinson_(1810_-_1875)%2C_South_Carolina|Slaves of James Hopkinson (1810 - 1875), South Carolina]] * Jenkins ** Brick House **[[Space:Brookland_Plantation%2C_Charleston_County%2C_South_Carolina|'''Brookland Plantation''']] (Walter Abbott, John Meggett, Archibald Calder, [[Jenkins-20654|Joseph Jenkins]], [[Seabrook-499|Ephraim Mikell Seabrook]] (1797 - 1846), [[Seabrook-918|Henry Seabrook]]) *** [[Space:Slaves_of_Ephraim_Mikell_Seabrook%2C_South_Carolina|Slaves of Ephraim Mikell Seabrook, South Carolina]] ** Old Hill, from William M. Murray to son-in-law Ed Jenkins, 1859 '''Charleston city, Charleston County and South Carolina miscellaneous land records, 1719-1873; index to land records, 1719-1898''': "Charleston city, Charleston County and South Carolina miscellaneous land records, 1719-1873; index to land records, 1719-1898"
Catalog: [https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/361547 Charleston city, Charleston County and South Carolina miscellaneous land records, 1719-1873; index to land records, 1719-1898] Land records, v. F14-G14 1858-1859
Film number: 008300048 > image 305 of 795
{{FamilySearch Image|3Q9M-CSR8-XNBY}} (accessed 19 May 2023) *Deed Bk F14 p.280 map survey '''Charleston city, Charleston County and South Carolina miscellaneous land records, 1719-1873; index to land records, 1719-1898''': "Charleston city, Charleston County and South Carolina miscellaneous land records, 1719-1873; index to land records, 1719-1898"
Catalog: [https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/361547 Charleston city, Charleston County and South Carolina miscellaneous land records, 1719-1873; index to land records, 1719-1898] Land records, v. F14-G14 1858-1859
Film number: 008300048 > image 302 of 795
{{FamilySearch Image|3Q9M-CSR8-XJ4L}} (accessed 19 May 2023) Map survey of estate of Murray '''Charleston city, Charleston County and South Carolina miscellaneous land records, 1719-1873; index to land records, 1719-1898''': "Charleston city, Charleston County and South Carolina miscellaneous land records, 1719-1873; index to land records, 1719-1898"
Catalog: [https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/361547 Charleston city, Charleston County and South Carolina miscellaneous land records, 1719-1873; index to land records, 1719-1898] Land records, v. F14-G14 1858-1859
Film number: 008300048 > image 302 of 795
{{FamilySearch Image|3Q9M-CSR8-XJ4L}} (accessed 19 May 2023) *Deed Bk Q14 p.395 **Spanish Mount Plantation, Dec 1805, Joseph Jenkins Sr. to William Edings, containing 359 acres '''Charleston city, Charleston County and South Carolina miscellaneous land records, 1719-1873; index to land records, 1719-1898''': "Charleston city, Charleston County and South Carolina miscellaneous land records, 1719-1873; index to land records, 1719-1898"
Catalog: [https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/361547 Charleston city, Charleston County and South Carolina miscellaneous land records, 1719-1873; index to land records, 1719-1898] Land records, v. P7-R7 1805-1807
Film number: 008140716 > image 583 of 688
{{FamilySearch Image|3Q9M-CSKW-VQG8-1}} (accessed 19 May 2023) *deed bk R7 p.102 * Legare ** Berwick Legare Plantation * Linkley ** [[Space:Bailey%27s_Plantation%2C_Charleston_County%2C_South_Carolina|Bailey's Plantation on Bailey's Island]] ** [[Space:Sea_Cloud_Plantation%2C_Edisto_Island%2C_South_Carolina|Sea Cloud Plantation]] * Middleton ** [[Space:Middleton_Plantation%2C_Charleston_County%2C_South_Carolina|'''Chisolm's Plantation''' (aka Middleton Plantation)]] ([[Whitmarsh-763|John Whitmarsh Sr.]], [[Whitmarsh-804|John Whitmarsh Jr.]], [[Barnwell-564|Margaret Barnwell Whitemarsh ]]1723, Richard Stevens 1733, [[Ashe-209|Richard Ash]], [[Grimball-7|Paul Grimball ]]1750, William Evans, [[Edings-10|Maria Elizabeth Edings Evans]] 1802, [[Chisolm-139|Dr. Robert Trail Chisholm]], [[Chisolm-138|Susan Matilda Harriet Chisholm]], [[Middleton-2202|Oliver Hering Middleton]] 1827) ** The Launch * Mikell ** Bailey's Island - Mikell Place **[[Space:Blue_House_Plantation%2C_Charleston_County%2C_South_Carolina|'''Blue House Plantation''']] [[Mikell-162|Ephraim Mikell 1774-1838]] to grandson Ephraim Mikell (son of Ephraim Mikell dec'd) ** Caulders, [[Mikell-162|Ephraim Mikell 1774-1838]] to son Edward Mikell **[[Space:Crawford%27s_Plantation%2C_Charleston_County%2C_South_Carolina|'''Crawford's Plantation''']], [[Mikell-162|Ephraim Mikell 1774-1838]] to son [[Mikell-156|William A. Mikell]] ** Orange Grove ** [[Space:Peter%27s_Point_Plantation%2C_Charleston_County%2C_South_Carolina|''' Peter's Point''']] ([[Jenkins-1905|John Jenkins]] (1685-1739), [[Jenkins-21172|Christopher Jenkins]], [[Jenkins-21171|Christopher Jenkins]] (1738-1774), [[Jenkins-17943|Christopher Jenkins]] (1769-1794), [[Jenkins-17942|Christopher Jenkins]], [[Mikell-162|Ephraim Mikell]] (1774-1838), [[Mikell-22|Isaac Jenkins Mikell]] (1808-1881), J. Jenkins Mikell) *** [[Space:Slaves_of_Christopher_Jenkins%2C_South_Carolina|Slaves of Christopher Jenkins]] *** [[Space:Slaves_of_Ephraim_Mikell%2C_South_Carolina|Slaves of Ephraim Mikell 1838]] **Red House, [[Mikell-162|Ephraim Mikell 1774-1838]], his father [[Mikell-140|Ephraim Mikell 1809]] and his son [[Mikell-156|William A. Mikell 1840]], sold to [[Baynard-23|Ephraim Mikell Baynard]]. '''Charleston city, Charleston County and South Carolina miscellaneous land records, 1719-1873; index to land records, 1719-1898''': "Charleston city, Charleston County and South Carolina miscellaneous land records, 1719-1873; index to land records, 1719-1898"
Catalog: [https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/361547 Charleston city, Charleston County and South Carolina miscellaneous land records, 1719-1873; index to land records, 1719-1898] Land records, v. I11-K11 1842-1846
Film number: 008300036 > image 247 of 626
{{FamilySearch Image|3Q9M-CSR8-8SVQ-P}} (accessed 12 May 2023) *Bk I 11 p.431 ** Sunnyside * Mitchell ** [[Space:Frogmore_Plantation%2C_Charleston_County%2C_South_Carolina|'''Frogmore Plantation''']] (Bailey, [[Mitchell-18235|Edward Mitchell]], William and Rachel (Mitchell) Whaley) ** Mitchell's Little Edisto * Murray ** [[Space:Jack_Daw_Hall%2C_Charleston_County%2C_South_Carolina| '''Jack Daw Hall''']] ([[Murray-26777|William Meggett Murray]] (1806 - 1866)) *** [[Space:Slaves_of_William_Meggett_Murray%2C_South_Carolina| Slaves of William Meggett Murray, South Carolina]] * Seabrook ** Betsy Seabrook's Plantation ** [[Space:Brookland_Plantation%2C_Charleston_County%2C_South_Carolina|'''Brookland Plantation''']] (Walter Abbott, John Meggett, Archibald Calder, [[Jenkins-20654|Joseph Jenkins]], [[Seabrook-502|Gabriel Seabrook]]/[[Jenkins-21461|Ann Jenkins Seabrook]], [[Seabrook-499|Ephraim Mikell Seabrook]] (1797 - 1846), [[Seabrook-918|Henry Seabrook]]) **Calder's Plantation, William Seabrook to Robert S. Jenkins, 1814 '''Charleston city, Charleston County and South Carolina miscellaneous land records, 1719-1873; index to land records, 1719-1898''': "Charleston city, Charleston County and South Carolina miscellaneous land records, 1719-1873; index to land records, 1719-1898"
Catalog: [https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/361547 Charleston city, Charleston County and South Carolina miscellaneous land records, 1719-1873; index to land records, 1719-1898] Land records, v. H8-L8 1813-1815
Film number: 008196084 > image 138 of 959
{{FamilySearch Image|3Q9M-CSLV-P76Y}} (accessed 19 May 2023) *H8 p.197 Robert S. Jenkins to Ephraim M. Seabrook 1835 '''Charleston city, Charleston County and South Carolina miscellaneous land records, 1719-1873; index to land records, 1719-1898''': "Charleston city, Charleston County and South Carolina miscellaneous land records, 1719-1873; index to land records, 1719-1898"
Catalog: [https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/361547 Charleston city, Charleston County and South Carolina miscellaneous land records, 1719-1873; index to land records, 1719-1898] Land records, v. E10-H10 1832-1834
Film number: 008196087 > image 1124 of 1163
{{FamilySearch Image|3Q9M-CSLV-G3FH-K}} (accessed 19 May 2023) *H10 p.489 **[[Space:Slaves_of_Emma_Elizabeth_Edings_Seabrook%2C_Edisto_Island%2C_South_Carolina|Slaves of Emma Elizabeth Edings Seabrook]] ** Gun Bluff ** [[Space:Laurel_Hill_Plantation%2C_Charleston_County%2C_South_Carolina|'''Laurel Hill''']] (John Stewart (in 1733), E. M. Seabrook, [[Seabrook-716|Edward Whaley Seabrook]]) ** Mary Seabrook's Plantation ** [[Space:Raccoon_Island_Plantation%2C_Charleston_County%2C_South_Carolina|'''Raccoon Island Plantation''']] (Henry Bailey, [[Bailey-8731|Ralph Bailey]], [[Calder-82|John Calder]], [[Calder-85|Archibald Calder]], [[Seabrook-716|Edward Whaley Seabrook]]) *** [[Space:Slaves_of_John_Calder%2C_South_Carolina| Slaves of John Calder, South Carolina]]. ** [[Space:Oak_Island_Plantation%2C_Charleston_County%2C_South_Carolina| '''Oak Island''']] ([[Seabrook-424|Captain William Seabrook (1773-1836)]], [[Seabrook-912|William Seabrook Jr]], [[Seabrook-913|William Eddings Seabrook]]) *** [[Space:Slaves_of_Captain_William_Seabrook%2C_South_Carolina|Slaves of Captain William Seabrook]] *** [[Space:Slaves_of_William_Seabrook_Jr.%2C_South_Carolina|Slaves of William Seabrook Jr.]], ** Seabrook Tract **[[Space:Slaves_of_Joseph_Seabrook%2C_Colleton_County%2C_South_Carolina|Slaves of Joseph Seabrook Sr.]] (Plantation name unknown) ** William Seabrook's Plantation * Townsend ** [[Space:Bleak_Hall_Plantation%2C_Edisto_Island%2C_South_Carolina|'''Bleak Hall''']] (James Bullock, Richard Jenkins/Ann Jenkins, [[Townsend-2660|Daniel Townsend II]], [[Townsend-2659|Daniel Townsend III]], [[Townsend-2670|John Ferrars Townsend]]) *** [[Space:Slaves_of_Daniel_Townsend_II%2C_South_Carolina|Slaves of Daniel Townsend II]]. *** [[Space:Slaves_of_Daniel_Townsend_III%2C_South_Carolina| Slaves of Daniel Townsend III, South Carolina]] *** [[Space:Slaves_of_John_Ferrars_Townsend%2C_South_Carolina| Slaves of John Ferrars Townsend, South Carolina]] ** [[Space:Botany_Bay_Plantation%2C_Edisto_Island%2C_South_Carolina|'''Botany Bay''']] - [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Botany_Bay_Plantation_Wildlife_Management_Area| Botany Bay Plantation Wildlife Management Area] ** [[Space:Sea_Cloud_Plantation%2C_Edisto_Island%2C_South_Carolina|'''Sea Cloud''']] ([[Linkley-6|Christopher Linkley]], [[Hamilton-31597|Paul Hamilton Sr.]], [[Hamilton-32689|Paul Hamilton Jr.]], [[Seabrook-499|Ephraim Mikell Seabrook]], [[Townsend-2670|John Ferrars Townsend]]) *** [[Space:Slaves_of_Ephraim_Mikell_Seabrook%2C_South_Carolina|Slaves of Ephraim Mikell Seabrook, South Carolina]] *** [[Space:Slaves_of_John_Ferrars_Townsend%2C_South_Carolina| Slaves of John Ferrars Townsend, South Carolina]] * Westcoat ** Dill Farm ** The Woods * Whaley ** Ash's Plantation ** Cedar Hall ** [[Space:Crawford%27s_Plantation%2C_Charleston_County%2C_South_Carolina|'''Crawford's Plantation''']] William James Whaley ** Green's Point ** [[Space:Old_Dominion_Plantation%2C_Charleston_County%2C_South_Carolina|'''Old Dominion''']] (Henry Bailey 1698, Mark Matthewes 1706, John Hayne 1714, Ralph Bailey 1736, [[Calder-82|John Calder]] 1757, [[Calder-85|Archibald Calder]] 1767, [[Whaley-2834|Edward Charles Whaley]], William M. Bailey MD) ** Old House [[Hanahan-26|John Hanahan (d. 1856)]] ** Pine Barren ** The Neck ** Tom Seabrook's Plantation ** Whaley's Home Place ** Whaley's Little Edisto ** Windsor * Windsor ** Mitchell Place
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June 2020 [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1c4kKw2bCvRPe7G3AmUuIYXUNmOOpLbRe Introduction]
Part I Born in Europe
I wrote the bulk of the above essays (Chapters 1-15) in 2019 and the first few months of 2020. My goals were, first, to learn something about my family genealogy and, second, to better understand the process of immigration that took place before the US Civil War. After these essays were complete, I discovered the Erie County Deed Index and the digital microfilm images of the deeds. The data found in the deeds turned out to be extremely valuable, and I spent the second half of 2020 mining that archive. The following group of essays contain many of those findings. * [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1XCGasdIHV18lzioNUX-ZcO2G8-RfSXqS The farms of Anton Nuwer, Frank X. Nuwer and John Kieffer, Jr.]
* [https://drive.google.com/file/d/18ID0wHL3IIDMAr3nRQXVFHtU-mBXUlsf/ The farms of John Nuwer]
* [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Wh9JPBD2aWkCoHDtiHKPCglKxjk-dbfu The farms of Henry Nuwer]
* [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ZcIn18R_jh_QZPeC7H1bF_LmTLzCTBVW The farm of Theresia Nuwer]
* [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1XsBeJ9jHQ8wmaISeGwwYHCC4Vdpe_GOZ The Nichter family farms]
* [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Joseph_Kissel_Farm The Joseph Kissel farm]
* [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:The_Voegele_and_Halter_Farms The farms of Joseph Voegele and Martin Halter]
* [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Three_Roeschwoog_Farmers_on_Schwartz_Road Three Roeschwoog farms on Schwartz Road]
'''Adaptation to a New Home'''
Planting Roots: A Nuwer family history
by Michael NuwerJune 2020 [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1c4kKw2bCvRPe7G3AmUuIYXUNmOOpLbRe Introduction]
Part I Born in Europe
Chapter 1 [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1SU2e4EoD8aERvYbTBO021mTt9WaI2XQw The Nuwer Family in Europe]Part II Leaving Home
[https://drive.google.com/file/d/1dBLdoWNcUZDpyx9qrjrpKNYsp576-fSd/ John George Nuber of Kallstadt]
Chapter 2 [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1q-fXjsH0UZw581itmbOH6lZYnU4EvVLJ Catherine Kieffer]
Chapter 3 [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1P38kyloTEt24EEXXKI-cj2NgksUXh8FD Going to America]Part III Making a Living
Chapter 4 [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1rz5TQne5dqfKd44-moqMOEY5N5FW8qGy Joseph Fuchs]
Chapter 5 [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1wh5LPP1nUUg7z6FXRKyLgLIezB1lipgN The Voegele and Halter Families]
Chapter 6 [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1vf3z5b2F_8bAAPGSYu_coL5SORQMGyrR Chapter 6 Agriculture in Western New York]Part IV Children and Grandchildren
Chapter 7 [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1sZuAdNwgNskwaXoK8H2qb46zzTo1bulI An Erie Road Farm]
[https://drive.google.com/file/d/1_OHRnPELqcvrJrDdpMFWGmRROW-chd4r John Nuwer's Will]
[https://drive.google.com/file/d/1sN2FExobG9sZAvz1rgD9xxHdn4qF4DNO/ Immigration, Land, and Citizenship: The Nuwer Family] (February 2023)
Chapter 8 [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1EO3-q8vTwbAnIsfW0RNAQXazzvPqMT39 Henry Nuwer]Part V Brother and Sister
Chapter 9 [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1WFJvd2B2Mm_y-o2cNSjIKZ0dV5zaL5ei John Nuwer, Jr.]
Chapter 10 [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1SnG9vQz2f1pjngUuGwyT9qYnu8nZA23g Joseph Nuwer]
Chapter 11 [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1yYDe3RUqltrpE0SvhHWY7zRmLND-n42a Anthony Nuwer]
Chapter 12 [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1f6tL1jb5LDCiRVNfSnri7gVF-r1h19a_ Four Daughters]
Chapter 13 [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1OdxnXOuGsBacD3vzC_52GMK7dYxk-w6X Clementine Messner]
[https://drive.google.com/file/d/1bQ3rJHcMZ0NZsgUMjWz7yCai4fQm_SrV/ The Children of John Nuwer and Catherine Kieffer]
Chapter 14 [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1AiS1JDg_ZJiN_F1lyUPrMckK0TlqYrYb Francis X Nuwer]Land Records
[https://drive.google.com/file/d/17xrx0wvuZ0QyZVpmP6kCpsKCYuHL0a_7/ The Children of Frank Nuwer and Catherine Bach]
[https://drive.google.com/file/d/1qSOW8H3lofwB6cEDfbXuesaaFwDBaVur The family of Catherine Bach]
Chapter 15 [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1QwFvJmf-cysn1PWjJStTPiW7OQWxB4h0 Celestine Nuwer Kieffer]
[https://drive.google.com/file/d/1J0ZCTLWhrGzkZWCmpbABC1aYnBSOGeIX/ The Children of Celestine Nuwer and John Kieffer]
Chapter 14 was written in December 2019. That essay confused Frank X. Nuwer II and his son, Frank X. Nuwer III. The following essay looks more closely at the life of Frank X. Nuwer II and attempts to correct the earlier errors.
[https://drive.google.com/file/d/1WWnwuNFmBIAcxvzcxCBEvlRo_nPg6Qpi Francis X Nuwer II]
I wrote the bulk of the above essays (Chapters 1-15) in 2019 and the first few months of 2020. My goals were, first, to learn something about my family genealogy and, second, to better understand the process of immigration that took place before the US Civil War. After these essays were complete, I discovered the Erie County Deed Index and the digital microfilm images of the deeds. The data found in the deeds turned out to be extremely valuable, and I spent the second half of 2020 mining that archive. The following group of essays contain many of those findings. * [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1XCGasdIHV18lzioNUX-ZcO2G8-RfSXqS The farms of Anton Nuwer, Frank X. Nuwer and John Kieffer, Jr.]
* [https://drive.google.com/file/d/18ID0wHL3IIDMAr3nRQXVFHtU-mBXUlsf/ The farms of John Nuwer]
* [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Wh9JPBD2aWkCoHDtiHKPCglKxjk-dbfu The farms of Henry Nuwer]
* [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ZcIn18R_jh_QZPeC7H1bF_LmTLzCTBVW The farm of Theresia Nuwer]
* [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1XsBeJ9jHQ8wmaISeGwwYHCC4Vdpe_GOZ The Nichter family farms]
* [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Joseph_Kissel_Farm The Joseph Kissel farm]
* [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:The_Voegele_and_Halter_Farms The farms of Joseph Voegele and Martin Halter]
* [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Three_Roeschwoog_Farmers_on_Schwartz_Road Three Roeschwoog farms on Schwartz Road]
'''Adaptation to a New Home'''
- [https://drive.google.com/file/d/17ImHRXQKj2F0AggqbHAn861sSFPzcXFV/ Adaptation to a New Home] (An Introduction)
- [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1y7qe7id78lGg9cotjdYAcbeYOpxPWGzt/ The Independent Cultivator] (part 1)
- [https://drive.google.com/file/d/12wWAZVk-96_El-p93O13EOG3L18Tbj1O/ A History of St Mary of the Assumption] (part 2)
- [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1E1wRQ9tXd9GEJ1qZmAVZo1qVvhdELNXx/ The Failed Assimilation of German Immigrants in Lancaster] (part 3)
- [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1qk_hmdKjaWpcjiCGqUm0kJ5mY7XPNceO/ A Lancaster Fourth of July: 1880]
- Family Structure and the Activities of Women
- [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1n7-iE4wGsS2COiV_bJTkw1tFiRGrsoOr/ The City, The Factory, and Industrial Work]
- Merchants, Managers, and White-Collar Professionals
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[[Category:Pleasantville, Iowa]] == History of Pleasantville == It isn't definite how Pleasantville was named, but tradition holds that the first pioneers who came to the area referred to it in their letters back home as a pleasant place, a beautiful prairie with small groves throughout. That explains the township of Pleasant Grove, and we assume in the planning of the incorporated town of Pleasantville, the township name was influential."Mrs. Fern Bare Gives Talk on History of Pleasantville", Marion County News, 25 Feb 1960, accessed in Pleasantville Past and Present book, Webb Shadle Memorial Library, Pleasantville, Iowa. The area the actual town of Pleasantville was settled and now stands was once part of a disputed claim between William S. Glenn and a Mr. Gillman and sons. A law suit ensued, the Gillmans hiring Matthew Spurlock of Wapello County to represent them. Part of Spurlock's compensation was to be some of the Gillman claim. The Gillmans won the case, but refused to give Spurlock what he thought he deserved for his services. The Gillmans realized it wouldn't end well trying to fight him, so they met with him in Wapello County and sold him the entire claim, plus a horse, for $30. But, as fate would have it, since the Gillmans had abandoned the claim by legal standards, the Glenns jumped it. He secured a title and kept possession of the piece until it was sold to [[Jordan-12725|William F. Jordan]], whose sons Miles and [[Jordan-12727|Wesley]] decided to build a town there. The land was surveyed August 1, 1849 by Stanford Doud, the Marion County land surveryor. [[Jordan-12727|Wesley Jordan's]] house was the first erected in town. It was later owned by L. McClellan."Pleasantville", The Enquirer, 16 Apr 1875, Pleasantville, Iowa The [[Jordan-12725|Jordans]] opened the first trading post in town, as well as the first post office. Prior to that, pioneers received their mail from Red Rock and Pinchy (Parin City Landing). The mail came by boat up the Des Moines River. Merchandise sold by the Jordans, and later by the Spaltis, came by river, as well. It was then hauled by to Pleasantville by a wagon and team. The last time this happened was in 1865 when Congress deemed the river non-navigable. In 1847, the first elections in the township were held on the claim of William Glenn. The votes were counted by grease lamp, which was accidentally knocked over by one of the clerks, which ruined the paper containing the outcome of the election. No notes exist that explain what the group did following the accident to remedy not knowing who had won. [[Jordan-12736| Miles Jordan]] taught the winter term of school in town in the first winter, 1847/8 with 25 students, and was paid $2 per student for his services. The first schoolhouse was a log building, with puncheon floors and seats, as well as windows covered with greased paper to let in light. [[Jordan-12736| Miles]] also served as the justice of the peace, performing the first marriage ceremony in town. He also represented Marion County in the General Assembly of the State Legislature. The first church in the town was built in 1852 by the Congregationalists. The first service held there had 12 people in attendance. The building was later taken over by the Methodists. June 11, 1872, Pleasantville was incorporated. The first officers were [[Miner-2465|William H. Miner]] (mayor), T.J. West (recorder), [[Jordan-12736| Miles Jordan]] (councilman), David Jockert (councilman), Elias Williams (councilman), Christian Pents (councilman), and Soloman Hart (councilman). The first Marion County Fairgrounds was in the northern part of Pleasantville, on the ground later called the Phillips Addition. The first newspaper was published by John Harper and P.A. Robinson in 1875, called the "Pleasantville Enquirer". By 1879, it was published by H.L. Colman and R. T. Elson. === Timeline === * Before '''1845''': Land dispute between William Glenn and Mr. Gillman over future site of Pleasantville * '''1845''': The first families settle in the area, the [[Reynolds-17347|Lewis Reynolds]], [[Reynolds-17352| Treanor Reynolds]], Logans, Denem Halsey, William S. Glenn, [[Glenn-2248|Samuel Glenn]], Samuel Glenn (2), Daniel Vansel, [[Young-34575|Larken Young]], Marion and James Clinton, [[Miller-49766|Richmond Miller]], David Shenkwilder, [[Tibbetts-946|Samuel Tibbett]], Gilmore Robert, [[Logan-4695|Harrison Logan]], and [[Glenn-2472| John P. Glenn]] Families. * '''1846''': [[Spalti-13| Yose Spalti]] settles in the area. * '''1846''' May: [[Reynolds-17347|Lewis Reynolds]] breaks the first sod in the township, on his claim a little south of where Pleasantville would be. * '''1846''' June: First birth in the township, [[Glenn-2162|Jonathan Glenn]], son of [[Glenn-2248|Samuel]] and [[Artherton-3|Elizabeth]]. * '''1846/7''': Pleasant Grove Township surveyed by John Ball and Jesse Williams and declared a township by county commissioners."Pleasantville: The Queen of a Bluegrass Realm", Special Edition of the Pleasantville News, 1 Nov 1897 * Before '''1847''': William Glenn gains title to claim * '''1847''': William F. Miles, [[Jordan-12727|Wesley Jordan]], [[Davidson-11253|Daniel Davidson]], and [[Freel-235|Bennona Freel]] settle. [[Jordan-12727|Wesley Jordan]] built the first house in the township, an A-Frame. * '''1847''': William Glenn sells land to [[Jordan-12725|William Jordan]] and sons * August '''1847''': First election is held in Pleasant Grove Township, under the trees in the yard of William Glenn. * '''1847''' spring: School is held by Daniel Shea in a small log cabin built by G. Logan, about one mile west of Pleasantville. * '''1847''' winter: [[Jordan-12736| Miles Jordan]] teaches the next school term in the town. * '''1849''': [[Jordan-12725|W.F. Jordan]] and G. Logan planted the first orchards in the township. * August 1, '''1849''': [[Jordan-12736|Miles]] and [[Jordan-12727|Wesley Jordan]] decide to start the town of Pleasantville and have the land officially surveyed by Stanford Dond, on the southwest quarter of the northwest qyarter of section 15, then owned by [[Jordan-12725|William F. Jordan]]. * '''1849''': Willam H. H. Alley builds the first hotel, on lot 8, block 4. * '''1849''': First Christian Church is organized in Pleasantville. * '''1851''' December 19: First child is born in the town of Pleasantville, at the same site as the hotel, Milton T. Glenn. * '''1852''' First church is built by the Congregationalists under the leadership of [[Woods-12246| Pastor James Woods]]. * '''1865''' Last boat delivery of merchandise and mail via the Des Moines River * June 11, '''1872''': Pleasantville is incorporated. * July 16, '''1872''': First election held for town officers, elected [[Miner-2465| William H. Miner]] as mayor; T.J. West, recorder; Councilmen: [[Jordan-12736|Miles Jordan]], David Hocket, Elias Williams, Christian Pentz, Solomon Hart. * '''1875''' First newspaper, the Pleasantville Enquirer, is published. * [[Space:Pleasantville Jubilee|1899 Pleasantville Jubilee celebrating 50th anniversary]], including parade and town festival * * '''1910''': A [[Space:Pleasantville_1910_Fall_Festival|Town Celebration]], Festival, and Parade are held, in part to celebrate a reunion of local Civil War veterans. * * '''1949''': The Pleasantville [[Space:Pleasantville 1949 Centennial|Centennial 100th Anniversary]] Celebration, including a parade with participants from surrounding towns === Additional Pages === * [[Space:Pleasantville_Catastrophes|Pleasantville Catastrophes]] for images and stories related to storms, fires, and other major catastrophic events in the town of Pleasantville. * [[Space:Webb Shadle Library Unknown Photos|Images housed at Webb Shadle that are unidentified]] * [[Space:Special_Edition_of_the_Pleasantville_News|Special Edition of the Pleasantville News]], containing tidbits of trivia about the town and snippets of local news. == Sources ==
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[[Category: Pleasant Hill Cemetery, Kissimmee, Florida]] [[Category:Osceola County, Florida, Cemeteries]]
[[Project:Florida_Cemeteries|Florida Cemeteries Project]] ===About=== This free space page for the Pleasant Hill Cemetery is part of WikiTree's [[Project:Florida_Cemeteries|Florida Cemeteries Project]], and was created to document the life and times of our ancestors that are interred there. The Florida Cemeteries Project is a subproject of the larger [[Project:Cemeteries_of_the_United_States|U.S. Cemeteries Project]]. ----- ===Location and Map=== Address
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28.1797371, -81.4395164 [https://www.google.com/maps/place/28%C2%B010'47.0%22N+81%C2%B026'22.3%22W/@28.1797371,-81.4417051,17z/data=!3m1!4b1!4m2!3m1!1s0x0:0x0 Pleasant Hill Cemetery on Google Maps] ----- ===Links to Other Online Resources=== * [http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=cr&CRid=72465 Find A Grave] Note: As stated on the [[Project:United_States_Cemeteries#What_Cemeterists_Do_Not_Do.21|U.S. Cemeteries Project Page]], please do not copy photos or other information from these Web sites. ----- ===Table of Interments=== {| border="1" class="wikitable sortable" border="1" |+ Sortable table |- ! align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Last Name''' ! align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''First Name''' ! align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Born''' ! align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Died''' ! align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Age''' ! align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Photo (click for larger)''' |- | [[Smith-96870|Overstreet]] ||[[Smith-96870 |Evelyn Joann]]||1935 Jul 4||2006 Feb 10||71|| [[Image:Smith-96870.jpg |100px]] |- |[[Overstreet-538|Overstreet]]||[[Overstreet-538|Jennings Louis]]||1935 Feb 21||2005 Oct 7||70||[[Image:Overstreet-538.jpg|100px]] |- | Overstreet||Kelly Lynn||1956||1957|| <=1||3 |- |Overstreet||Jennings Cole||1955 Mar 8||1983 Dec 3||28||4 |- | [[Leboeuf-228|Leboeuf]]||[[Leboeuf-228|Albert David]]||1913 Nov 3||1989 May 17||76||[[Image:Leboeuf-228.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Christian-1963|Christian]] ||[[Christian-1963| Irene Elizabeth]]||1907 Mar 28||1997 Jan 23||90||[[Image:Christian-1963-1.jpg|100px]] |- | Weigand||Richard D., SR.||1915||1989||74||7 |- | McGregor||Kenneth||1908 Oct 29||1985 Jun 28||77||8 |- | Gretza||Richard J.||1902 Aug 10||1976 Sep 3||74||9 |- | Smith||James Lawrence||1950 Jan 29||1969 Jul 22||19||10 |- | Barbara||Ola P.||1900||1982||||11 |- | Greene||Imogene B.||1932 Jan 31||2013 Oct 10||81||12 |- | Greene||Michael Joseph||1929 Oct 8||1983 Apr 8||54||13 |- | Barber||Lawrence C.||1922||1986||64||14 |- | Hansell||Vera M.||1924||1996||72||15 |- | Barber||Leo James||1921 Aug 1||1994 Oct 26||73||16 |- | Higgins||Eugene A.||1914||1974||60||17 |- | Higgins||Bertella C.||1913||1993||80||18 |- | Smith||R. Claude Sr.||1899 Apr 10||1961 May 23||62||19 |- | Smith||Evelyn Whittington||1908 Jan 28||2000, Apr 5||92||20 |- | Smith||Betty Lou||1932 Aug 1||1972 Sep 28||40||21 |- | Smith||Wayne "Buddy"||1932 May 8||1986 Oct 29||54||22 |- | Smith||Claude R.||1930 Jul 7||1994 Feb 7||64||23 |- | England||Antonio Lou||1933 Jun 13||2001 Jun 13||68||24 |- | Young||Louis Vaylord||1905||1996||91||25 |- | Young||Elizabeth Rinaldo||1907||1991||84||26 |- | Jiminez||Vaughna Smith||1952 Sep 27||1993 Jan 25||41||27 |- |}
[[Project:Florida_Cemeteries|Florida Cemeteries Project]] ===About=== This free space page for the Pleasant Hill Cemetery is part of WikiTree's [[Project:Florida_Cemeteries|Florida Cemeteries Project]], and was created to document the life and times of our ancestors that are interred there. The Florida Cemeteries Project is a subproject of the larger [[Project:Cemeteries_of_the_United_States|U.S. Cemeteries Project]]. ----- ===Location and Map=== Address
3855 Pleasant Hill Road
Kissimmee, Florida 34759 GPS Coordinates (WGS84)
28.1797371, -81.4395164 [https://www.google.com/maps/place/28%C2%B010'47.0%22N+81%C2%B026'22.3%22W/@28.1797371,-81.4417051,17z/data=!3m1!4b1!4m2!3m1!1s0x0:0x0 Pleasant Hill Cemetery on Google Maps] ----- ===Links to Other Online Resources=== * [http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=cr&CRid=72465 Find A Grave] Note: As stated on the [[Project:United_States_Cemeteries#What_Cemeterists_Do_Not_Do.21|U.S. Cemeteries Project Page]], please do not copy photos or other information from these Web sites. ----- ===Table of Interments=== {| border="1" class="wikitable sortable" border="1" |+ Sortable table |- ! align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Last Name''' ! align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''First Name''' ! align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Born''' ! align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Died''' ! align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Age''' ! align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Photo (click for larger)''' |- | [[Smith-96870|Overstreet]] ||[[Smith-96870 |Evelyn Joann]]||1935 Jul 4||2006 Feb 10||71|| [[Image:Smith-96870.jpg |100px]] |- |[[Overstreet-538|Overstreet]]||[[Overstreet-538|Jennings Louis]]||1935 Feb 21||2005 Oct 7||70||[[Image:Overstreet-538.jpg|100px]] |- | Overstreet||Kelly Lynn||1956||1957|| <=1||3 |- |Overstreet||Jennings Cole||1955 Mar 8||1983 Dec 3||28||4 |- | [[Leboeuf-228|Leboeuf]]||[[Leboeuf-228|Albert David]]||1913 Nov 3||1989 May 17||76||[[Image:Leboeuf-228.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Christian-1963|Christian]] ||[[Christian-1963| Irene Elizabeth]]||1907 Mar 28||1997 Jan 23||90||[[Image:Christian-1963-1.jpg|100px]] |- | Weigand||Richard D., SR.||1915||1989||74||7 |- | McGregor||Kenneth||1908 Oct 29||1985 Jun 28||77||8 |- | Gretza||Richard J.||1902 Aug 10||1976 Sep 3||74||9 |- | Smith||James Lawrence||1950 Jan 29||1969 Jul 22||19||10 |- | Barbara||Ola P.||1900||1982||||11 |- | Greene||Imogene B.||1932 Jan 31||2013 Oct 10||81||12 |- | Greene||Michael Joseph||1929 Oct 8||1983 Apr 8||54||13 |- | Barber||Lawrence C.||1922||1986||64||14 |- | Hansell||Vera M.||1924||1996||72||15 |- | Barber||Leo James||1921 Aug 1||1994 Oct 26||73||16 |- | Higgins||Eugene A.||1914||1974||60||17 |- | Higgins||Bertella C.||1913||1993||80||18 |- | Smith||R. Claude Sr.||1899 Apr 10||1961 May 23||62||19 |- | Smith||Evelyn Whittington||1908 Jan 28||2000, Apr 5||92||20 |- | Smith||Betty Lou||1932 Aug 1||1972 Sep 28||40||21 |- | Smith||Wayne "Buddy"||1932 May 8||1986 Oct 29||54||22 |- | Smith||Claude R.||1930 Jul 7||1994 Feb 7||64||23 |- | England||Antonio Lou||1933 Jun 13||2001 Jun 13||68||24 |- | Young||Louis Vaylord||1905||1996||91||25 |- | Young||Elizabeth Rinaldo||1907||1991||84||26 |- | Jiminez||Vaughna Smith||1952 Sep 27||1993 Jan 25||41||27 |- |}
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Genealogy data from inside Russia cannot be easily obtained. AHSGR provides a contact to Dr. Igor Pleve, a professor of history with a special interest in the Eastern European area which includes land up to the Ural Mountains This incorporates the land of the Volga Germans. Dr. Pleve of the University of Saratov, Russia, is considered an accurate genealogy researcher for the German Russians. He does charge a fee for the charts he and his wife prepare. The Galka/Wunsch Chart is available through AHSGR or by contacting me. Nearly everything i have entered in Wikitree concerning my Wunsch ancestry has come from the Chart he prepared for me. I have accepted Dr. Pleve's Information as my true genealogical history. There is no way to further validate it. The chart prepared for me had some Wunsch persons in Galka who he couldn't attach to a specific Wunsch family although there can be no doubt they ARE related. Only one Hessen immigrant with the surname Wunsch came to the Volga Villages in response to Catherine the Great's Manifestos. Later a Wünsch (umlaut) arrived in the Black Sea area but there is no relationship between the families.
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=== Location === Pliskov, located approximately 185 kilometers (115 miles) southwest of Kiev, was a shtetel Shtetel is the Yiddish term for small towns with large Jewish populations in Central and Eastern Europe before the Holocaust [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shtetl Wikipedia: Shtetl]. which was settled on the banks of the river Rosen by Jews fleeing German persecution who were given permission by the Polish King to settle in the Polish Kingdom. The name “Pliskov” originates from the bird Pliska that lived in the woods around Pliskov. Following the Third Partition of Poland in 1795,[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Third_Partition_of_Poland Wikipedia, Third Partition of Poland]. Pliskov became part of the Russian Empire.[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plyskiv Wikipedia: Plyskiv]. [http://www.pliskover.com/PliskovHistory.htm History of Pliskov], by Yakov Dekhtyar, Baltimore, Maryland, February 25, 1998. In 1900, Pliskov was located in the Province of Kiev and the District of Lipovets:[http://www.jewishgen.org/Ukraine/GEO_town.asp?id=131 Museum of Jewish Heritage]: JewishGen: Ukraine SIG: Pliskov. {{Image|file=Pliskov-1.gif |align=l |caption=Ukraine: Kiev Province }}{{Image|file=Pliskov-4.gif |align=r |caption=Kiev: Lipovets District }} {{Image|file=Pliskov-1.png |size=m |caption=Lipovets: Town of Pliskov }} === History === Pliskov was first mentioned in Polish archive documents in 1552.See [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plyskiv Wikipedia: Plyskiv] Jews are first mentioned as living in Pliskov in the census carried out in 1765.[http://www.yadvashem.org/untoldstories/database/index.asp?cid=774 Yad Vashem: The Untold Stories.] According to the 1892 census, there were 220 houses in Pliskov in which lived 1,320 Jews. The houses varied: wealthy families lived in brick homes with tin roofs; poorer families lived in thatched roof houses. Pliskov was famous for its mineral spring "Brover". In the winter, the spring did not freeze, and in the summertime, even during the hottest days, the water was always cold.See [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plyskiv Wikipedia: Plyskiv] and [http://www.pliskover.com/PliskovHistory.htm History of Pliskov]. For the 1897 census, there were 1,828 Jews living in Pliskov, constituting 47 percent of the total population. Most of Pliskov's Jews were artisans or merchants.[http://www.yadvashem.org/untoldstories/database/index.asp?cid=774 Yad Vashem: The Untold Stories.] Everything in Pliskov was built around the synagogue and a central square which was used as a marketplace for farmers.[http://www.pliskover.com/pliskov_map.php Map of Pliskov], by Boris Benderski, 1900. {{Image|file=Pliskov.jpg |size=l |caption=Map of Pliskov (1900)[http://www.pliskover.com/pliskov_map.php Pliskover Association website]. }} In 1849, a bell tower was erected in the square.[https://translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&sl=cs&u=http://www.pliskov.cz/&prev=search The Village Pliskov]. For more than 300 years, the people of Pliskov lived ordinary lives: "out came the Prayerbooks, Tallit, Tefillin, their long frocked coats, peaked hats from under which, came out the long curled peyases. On Friday night Pliskov became quiet, its streets and alleys became deserted. In every home there was a meal cooked especially for Shabbat or a Yom Tov. Saturdays, after the synagogue, were spent at home, but after Shabbat people strolled down through the shopping center.[http://www.pliskover.com/PliskovHistory.htm History of Pliskov].{{Image|file=Pliskov-1.jpg |size=l |caption=Pliskov. At the town pump in the marketsquare, three water-carriers waiting to fill their pails while the women draw water (1920's-30's).[http://www.polishjews.yivoarchives.org/archive/?p=collections/controlcard&id=22984 YIVO Digital Archive of Jewish Life in Poland]. }} === Memories of Old Pliskov === In celebration of the 30th anniversary of the Pliskover Free Loan Association, one of its more prominent members, Aaron Roth, provided some "Memories of Old Pliskov": ''The majority of Pliskovs' inhabitants were poor, but they were honest and devoted to their common interests. They maintained Talmud-Torahs, and a Bickur-Cholem. They had a Schul, a Kloiz (Chapel), and a Beth-Hamedrash; and, in addition, there were many "individual institutions"; for example: ''Motey and Gavriel, who always went through town with their red kerchief, collecting contributions for the poor and needy. Goosee, a poor widow, who went out every Friday morning, rain or shine, to gather Chale for Sabbath, and was so tactful in distributing them that no one knew, when she went into a house, whether she received or left behind the Chales she carried in her bag.'' ''Dvossey, (Dvossey Chiamki's, she was called) a short, squat, wrinkled old lady who bustled about summer and winter in her shawl under which she invariably carried the home-made red-raspberry jam to gladden the heart of some poor invalid, or a little warm chicken broth for some newly confined mother.'' ''Then there were the old men who went about the town on Saturday mornings to call everyone to the Thillim recitations: Shloyme der Shpitzinitzer Schneider, Paysunu der Sheester, and·Yossel der Stolyar.'' ''Solomon had been taught in his youth to be a tailor, and he was called ever since then Shloyme the tailor. But at heart he was far from tailoring. The great craving of his soul was to study the Torah, and not only to study it for himself, but to impart it to others. He became a self-made preacher; but when he arose to speak in the beth-hamedrash, it was a matter of risking his life; well-rolled wet towels would begin flying at his head. But he took it all good-naturedly, saying, "they should have put a stone inside." As if to make up for all this, he used to have the streets all to himself on Saturday mornings when he· would trudge about at early dawn, in frost or blizzard, to rouse the townspeople for the Thillim recitations.'' ''Paysunu, the shoemaker, was short in stature; with a gray beard and the gleaming eyes of a child. Indeed, he looked every bit like a young lad, only with a long beard on. He, too, poor fellow, wasn't to be blamed that they had made him a shoemaker. He preferred a chapter of psalms a great deal more to all the shoes and boots in his shop. The great pleasure of his life was to get up before daybreak on Saturdays and wake the pious to attend the Thillim prayers. But here he had a rival in the aforementioned Shloyme, the tailor.'' ''Yossel stolyar (the joiner) was a great toiler and looked it. He had accummulated very little from his trade, apparently not even anything to live on. He was also the beadle·of the cemetery and the official grave-digger, and, like his two confreres, stirred the town when it was time for Slichoth or Thillim. But in the interests of truth, it should be added that for all his industry and dutifulness to the town, he suffered an evil repute. By a strange fatality, 'people cursed by his name: "Yossel, the carpenter, take you!"''[http://digital.library.pitt.edu/cgi-bin/t/text/pageviewer-idx?c=pitttext&cc=pitttext&idno=31735051650707&node=31735051650707%3A1.24&frm=frameset&view=image&seq=70 The Thirtieth Anniversary Jubilee Book of the Pliskover Free Loan Association (1938)], p. 67. Ten years later, Roth wrote again on the "Jewish Traditions in Old Pliskov": ''Life in Pliskov revolved around the Sabbath. The concern of the whole week was the preparation for that sacred day. Poor families could not be allowed to go in want on Shabbos. The children studied all week in cheder to be subjected to an oral examination on Saturday. The bath-keeper worried all week for the wherewithal to heat the bath house on Friday. The women observed very strictly the mitzvah or precept of lighting the candles.'' ''Before the wedding the bride was shown how to observe the ceremony. It was the custom for the women to cover :the eyes with their hands and after pronouncing the benediction over the kindled lights to pour out, in their prayer before them, all that weighed on their hearts. For it was their accepted belief that with the lighting of the candles the Holy Sabbath was ushered in to reign supreme. Even in Gehenna they ceased to burn and roast the poor sinners. They were just as certain that upon kindling the havdalah lights the roasting and burning started at once again in Gehenna. For this reason the most pious of the women-folk made haste to pronounce the blessing over the candles on Friday before sundown, but took their time to say "'God of Abraham" on Saturday night. During the winter, in the gathering dusk of Saturday afternoon, we youngsters were deeply moved by Mother's prayer: "God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, keep Thy people Israel in Thy faith. The beloved holy Sabbath departed. May the new week bring us health, prosperity, and good tidings. Do Thou this for me, for my husband, and for my children, and for all our people. Amen. Amen.'' ''""For the sake of Abraham let me live; for the sake of Isaac do Thou feed me; and for the sake of Jacob, do Thou show me the goodly way."'' ''Jews observed the Sabbath- and the holiday-as one obeys a law of nature, inescapably and as a matter of course. Something untoward must have befallen one who did not show up for the services at the synagogue on Saturday or on a holiday.'' ''The Pliskov fair occurred every other Monday. The townsfolk looked forward to it from one fortnight to the next, for out of the market day they drew their livelihood. But if a festival fell on a Monday there was no pulling of long faces. The Jews attended the synagogue and observed the holiday with never a thought on trade.'' ''It happened once that on the Feast of Pentecost a poor neighbor of ours got a great bargain in buying a cow at half price because there were no Jewish customers around to patronize the peasants. The moment he entered the synagogue for prayer, they seized him, thrashed him soundly, and cast him out of the house of worship. The poor fellow, conscious of having violated God's holy day, accepted his punishment in utter silence.'' ''Speaking of holidays, it is worthwhile recalling the profound impression preparing for the Passover made on us as they began baking matzos. What a furor of housecleaning there went on, and washing, and kashering (koshering utensils). They brought the stove to· a. glowing red heat.'' ''Children waited from o.ne holiday till the next. They looked forward especially for the jolly _____ (Rejoicing of the Law), when old Sender used to trudge along the streets of the town casting about him sickle pears.'' ''To return to the Saturdays of Pliskov. Before our eyes still floats the vision of the small huts with their tiny windows and doors. Doors? Through most of them a full grown person had to stoop forward to enter the house. And out of those tiny windows shone forth so cheerfully the Friday-night prayer candles.'' ''And those beautiful happy tunes of zemiros that were sung at every Sabbath table and re-echoed through the stilled streets of Pliskov! On week-days there floated in the air the nostalgic chant of children and rebbi conning a lesson in cheder; and out of the craftsman's shops issued snatches, in high-powered voices, of chazonishe melodies and words from the sacred prayers.''[http://digital.library.pitt.edu/cgi-bin/t/text/pageviewer-idx?c=pitttext;cc=pitttext;g=pitttextall;xc=1;q1=pliskov;idno=31735051650822;rgn=full%20text;didno=31735051650822;view=image;seq=0020;node=31735051650822%3A1.14 The Fortieth Anniversary Book of the Pliskov Free Loan Association (1948)], p. 18 Roth elaborated further on the poverty of the inhabitants of Pliskov: ''There were no banks in that town. Indeed, it may be said with certainty that many of its inhabitants never saw a bank in their life. On the other hand, the term "bank money" was very popular. It meant, of course, nothing else than money! secured on loans.'' ''In Pliskov there were one woman and one or two men who engaged in the business of lending money on interest. You borrowed nine rubles and owed ten. Every Friday you had to return one ruble plus ten kopeks; that is, the interest charge was one kopek per week on every ruble borrowed.'' ''But it was no easy matter to se-cure the loan of nine rubles. Collateral was necessary-a pledge at no less value, say, than your Sabbath gabardine or the pewter candle-sticks.'' ''The one charitable thing that may be said of these "bankers" is that, when you were in need of the gabardine or the candle-sticks for the Sabbath, they let you have them again on the promise that you would return the pledge immediately upon the stars coming out on Saturday night.'' ''The poor of Pliskov had to borrow money for more than one purpose, but most frequently to patch up their straw thatch. Nevertheless for the youngsters it was a great treat to behold the water dripping through the ceiling when it rained outside, and for their elders it was a matter of grimmer jesting. "The Rainmaker is visiting us!" All week they sighed and groaned: it rains and rains so that you can't take a step out of the house or harness the old mare. But, come Friday, when you need "the bank money," it gets nice again.''[http://digital.library.pitt.edu/cgi-bin/t/text/pageviewer-idx?c=pitttext&cc=pitttext&xc=1&idno=31735051650822&g=pitttextall&q1=pliskov&node=31735051650822%3A1.14&frm=frameset&view=image&seq=27 The Fortieth Anniversary Book of the Pliskov Free Loan Association (1948)], p. 23 === Destruction of Pliskov === The Jewish population of Pliskov (and the surrounding sthetls) was often the victim of pogroms, assaults, persecutions and murders from its founding until its complete disappearance during the Second World War.[http://www.pliskover.com/PliskovHistory.htm History of Pliskov]. By 1909, there were only 241 inhabitants in Pliskov[https://translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&sl=cs&u=http://www.pliskov.cz/&prev=search The Village Pliskov]. The Jews of Pliskov suffered greatly during the Russian Revolution. In 1918-1919, there were pogroms in Pliskov during which local Jews were assaulted and their property either looted or severely damaged. Under Soviet occupation, many young Jews left Pliskov for larger towns and cities in search of educational and vocational opportunities. While some former merchants became integrated into the state or municipal service, others found employment at the local brick factory. In the 1920's, Pliskov became the center of a Jewish council. Pliskov also had a Yiddish school.[http://www.yadvashem.org/untoldstories/database/index.asp?cid=774 Yad Vashem: The Untold Stories.] {{Image|file=Pliskov-2.jpg |size=l |caption=Pliskov Refugees at Ungheni, Rumania (1921)[http://digital.library.pitt.edu/cgi-bin/t/text/pageviewer-idx?c=pitttext;cc=pitttext;idno=31735051650707;node=31735051650707%3A1.24;frm=frameset;view=image;seq=106;page=root;size=s The Thirtieth Anniversary Jubilee Book of the Pliskover Free Loan Association (1938)], p. 15. }} In 1939, Pliskov's 793 Jews comprised 24.4 percent of the town's total population. Jewish refugees came to Pliskov following the German invasion of Poland in 1939 as well as in June, 1941 when Germany invaded the Soviet Union.[http://www.yadvashem.org/untoldstories/database/index.asp?cid=774 Yad Vashem: The Untold Stories.] In July, 1941, Pilskov was occupied by the German Army. As part of the treaty between Russia and Germany before the War, the newspapers and radio discontinued reports on how the fascists treated the Jews. Waiting to see how they would be treated, the Jews stayed in the town.[http://www.pliskover.com/PliskovHistory.htm History of Pliskov]. Shortly after the start of the occupation, the German authorities appointed a Jewish elder and imposed "taxes" on the Jewish poulation on various items, including cash and valuables. The Jews were also forced to wear Stars of David and to perform various kinds of work. [http://www.yadvashem.org/untoldstories/database/index.asp?cid=774 Yad Vashem: The Untold Stories.] After depriving the population of their rights and confiscating their personal property, German fascists and the Ukranian police force executed all of Pliskov's Jews (between 600 and 900 people) in October, 1941.[http://www.pliskover.com/PliskovHistory.htm History of Pliskov]. [http://www.yadvashem.org/untoldstories/database/index.asp?cid=774 Yad Vashem: The Untold Stories.] === Pliskov Today === The Jewish town of Pliskov no longer exists though there is a village named Pliskov (Ukranian: ''Plyskiv'') in present day Ukraine.[https://www.google.com/maps/place/49%C2%B022'09.0%22N+29%C2%B017'05.0%22E/@49.369167,29.284722,14z/data=!4m2!3m1!1s0x0:0x0?hl=en Google Maps]. In the late 1950's, the population was around 200. By 2003, its population was 117.[https://translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&sl=cs&u=http://www.pliskov.cz/&prev=search The Village Pliskov]. == Sources ==
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'''The sourced list of the contemporaneous plural wives of LDS prophet and founder [[Smith-2522|Joseph Smith Jr.]]''' Source: [[#S1]] This list is possibly incomplete. [[Category: Nauvoo, Illinois]] [[Category: Wives of the Presidents of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints]] ---- This list contains all of the known and presumed likely wives of Jospeh Smith who were connected to him in plural marriages during his lifetime. Links to WikiTree profiles are included here for the ones that exist. The first 36 names below are arranged in approximate chronological order of their known date of marriage to Joseph Smith. The remainder are listed in ascending order of their approximate age at marriage, in 1843-1844, the period when Joseph married most of his wives. Joseph died in June 1844. In January 1846, thirty women were posthumously sealed to him "for eternity" in the temple at Nauvoo, Hancock County, Illinois. Other records prove that more than two thirds of them had already been married to Joseph during his lifetime. So presumably the 1846 posthumous sealing ceremony was merely a second solemnization of the earlier marriages, and so those women are included in this list in the order of their ealier marriage. Posthumously, scores of later women were sealed to Joseph Smith in Utah. In the absence of evidence of any lifetime marriage to Joseph, they are not included in this list. The wives in this list are divided into four groups. Aside from Emma and Fannie, the first group consists of mostly married women to whom Joseph was sealed between 1838 and the excommunication of '''John Cook Bennett''' on June 23, 1842. Bennett is a key primary source for the early plural marriages of Joseph, because he had compiled and published a list of seven of the early wives, to the extent of his knowledge, in that period prior to his expulsion. Bennett, the same age as Joseph, was a celebrated doctor, and later became Mayor of Nauvoo. Bennett was an instructor in midwifery at an Ohio college, and became secretary of the Illinois Medical Society and quartermaster general of the Illinois militia. With an easy, vivacious and glib manner that Emma distrusted, he might be classified in modern psychology as somewhat of a manipulative sociopath. Bennett appears to have been a complete sexual opportunist in the early church, attracted by the rumors of polygamy. To win Joseph's favor, Bennett pushed Joseph's series of elaborate charters for Nauvoo through the Illinois legislature. By giving equal promises of Mormon favor to both political parties, Bennett succeeded in winning the charters, thus bringing to Joseph his first great political victory. Baptized in the summer of 1840, Bennett became Joseph's most intimate friend. But then, reluctantly, Joseph began to rebuke him, first when he caught Bennett preaching promiscuous intercourse as early as December 1840. Over the next couple of years Bennett continued to be a thorn in the Nauvoo church, as he seduced a number of women in the colony, in the name of the prophet Joseph, with the promise of marriage, but without even the facade of an actual ceremony. During all this time the spiritual plural wife docrine did exist in practice among the leading Mormon men, but it was closely guarded. Bennett not only failed to keep his liasons private, but his blatant disregard for any ceremonial part in his seductions undermined Joseph's elaborate revelation of a celestial basis for the plural marriage doctrine. For church leaders, the worst of all of Bennett's flaunting behavior was the allegation that he performed frequent abortions on the young women who became pregnant by him. After his expulsion, on July 8, 1842 Bennett began newspaper publication of a series of letters, which were compiled at the end of September into his book, ''The History of the Saints: or, An Exposé of Joe Smith and Mormonism''. Bennett described an elaborate system set up by Joseph, which inducted the Mormon women into three classes. The highest class consisted of the honored women who were called the "Cloistered Saints," or "Saints of the Black Veil" who became secret spiritual wives of the leading church men. There is no other documentation that uses Bennett's terminology for the classes of women, but the "Cloistered Saints" roughly fits Joseph's system of plural wives. Bennett reported that Joseph had at least seven of these spiritual wives by the time of Bennett's June 1842 expulsion from the colony. Out of deferenece to their reputations, Bennett listed the seven women by only their first initials and asterisks for each of the remaining letters. But as for Joseph, Bennett continued to mercilessly hound and plot against him throughout the short remainder of Joseph's life. : '''NAME''' of the wife of Joseph, '''AGE''' at marriage, '''DATE''' of marriage to Joseph :: '''NAME''' of other current husbands, (deceased) if a prior marriage : 1. [[Hale-103|Emma Hale]] age 22 m. January 18, 1827 : 2. Fannie Alger age 17 ? m. 1836 Source: [[#S1]] '''Fannie Alger''' was the first woman to be linked to Joseph, after Emma. Fannie was a neighbor's orphan daughter. At the early colony in Kirtland, Ohio Emma brought Fannie into the family home. In 1836 it was alleged that she and Joseph then had an illicit affair, from which Fannie bore a child by Joseph. As described later by '''C. G. Webb''' in an 1886 interview, Fannie was "unable to conceal the consequences of her celestial relation with the prophet" and so Emma drove Fannie out of the home. (In 1834 Webb had become Joseph's grammar teacher in Joseph's School of the Prophet's, which was intended to more highly educate the church elders at the colony in Kirtland, Ohio, after Joseph had first encountered some of the Missouri barbarism). Fannie returned to her family and the Alger family then went to Indiana in the winter of 1837-1838, where Fannie married and raised a large family. Some time later, at the temple in St. Geroge, President '''Heber C. Kimball''' (the father of Joseph's plural wife Helen, and also later husband of Joseph's early plural wife Prescindia Huntington Buell), introduced Fannie's brother, '''John Alger''', as the "brother of the Prophet Joseph's first plural wife." In a 1903 letter '''Benjamin F. Johnson''', brother of two of Joseph's wives, gave the most detailed account of Fannie. : 3. Lucinda Pendleton Morgan Harris age 37 ? m. 1838 Source: [[#S1]] '''Lucinda Pendleton''' was born September 27, 1801 in Virginia, a daughter of '''Joseph Pendleton'''. Historian Andrew Jenson listed Lucinda as "one of the first" wives of Joseph, and this marriage was likely in 1838, when Joseph and Emma were living with the Harris couple at their home in Far West, Missouri. Two months after arrival, Emma gave birth in the Harris home to her third son, '''Alexander Hale Smith'''. In the 1839 move from Missouri to the new colony at Nauvoo, Hancock County, Illinois, the Harris family was given a home lot directly across from Joseph. In 1842 Lucinda confided to her good friend '''Sarah Pratt''' (wife of '''Orson Pratt''') that she was Joseph's "mistress since four years." Later, in January 1846, Lucinda's husband George Harris stood as proxy in the Nauvoo temple when Lucinda was sealed to Joseph "for eternity" :: wife of William Morgan (deceased) Source: [[#S1]] '''William Morgan''' was a famous anti-Masonic martyr :: wife of George Washington Harris Source: [[#S1]] '''George Harris''' was misidentified as a Mason in the January 12, 1831 ''Arkansas Gazette'' issue which noted Lucinda's second marriage to him : 4. [[Huntington-33|Prescindia Huntington Buell]] age 29 ? m. 1839 Source: [[#S1]] '''Prescindia Huntington''' was an older sister of Joseph's later plural wife, Zina. She was born September 7, 1810. In the spring of 1839, in the colony at Far West, Missouri, Prescindia bore a son, '''Oliver Buell''', who bore a strong resemblance to Joseph, as seen in a later photograph. During this time, Prescindia's husband Norman Buell had temporarily left the church. Prescindia later admitted to '''Mrs. Ettie V. Smith''' that she did not know whether Norman or Joseph was the father of Oliver. Two years later, on December 11, 1841, Prescindia was officially married to Joseph. The ceremony was performed by her brother, '''Dimick Huntington'''. John Bennett listed her as one of the seven early wives, appearing on his list as "Mrs. B****" Prescindia remained as Mrs. Buell, and after the fall of 1840 she continued to live with Norman when they moved to Lima, Illinois, until early 1846, when she left him and then became a plural wife of Heber C. Kimball. With Heber, Prescindia then had two children. In 1884 Prescindia's brother '''Oliver Huntington''' later wrote that he stood Proxy for Joseph as her son Oliver Buell was officially "sealed or adopted to" Joseph Smith in the Mormon temple in Salt Lake City, Utah. Counting the earlier birth by Fannie Alger, Oliver was the second child fathered by Joseph, who was born to any of the plural wives, other than Emma :: wife of Norman Buell Source: [[#S1]] '''Norman Buell''' married 17-year old Prescindia Huntington and had two sons with her, '''George Buell''' and '''Silas Buell''' before 1836. Silas died very young. On April 24, 1838 the couple then had a '''daughter Buell''', at Fishing River, Missouri, who died in infancy. Between that time and 1839 Norman temporarily left the church, possibly over contention about the birth of Prescindia's son Oliver Buell at that time, who was most likely fathered by Joseph Smith. Norman returned to the church in the fall of 1840, when the Buell family then moved to Lima, Illinois. They remained together there until early 1846, when Prescindia left him for good : 5. Nancy Marinda Johnson Hyde age 24 ? m. 1839 Source: [[#S1]] '''Nancy Marinda Johnson''' was born a daughter of '''John Johnson''' in Pomfret, Windsor County, Vermont on June 28, 1815. Before the 1830s the family moved to Hiram, Ohio. In 1832, John Johnson offered his home to Jospeph Smith, who was then at the early colony in Kirtland, 40 miles to the northwest. 17-year old Nancy, also living in the home of her father, was thus linked intimately to Joseph as early as this time. On March 24, 1832 a drunken mob broke into the Johnson home, pulled Joseph from his bed, and then viciously beat and tarred and feathered him. One of the mob leaders was '''Eli Johnson''', Nancy's brother. Eli, who reportedly wanted, unsuccessfully, to have Joseph castrated by a doctor present in the mob, suspected Joseph of "being too intimate with his sister," Nancy Marinda. Despite his terrible injuries, Joseph showed up at his appointed time the next day, the Sabbath, to preach a quiet, dignified sermon, thus adding to his aura. A week later one of Joseph and Emma's adopted twin babies died of measles, and Joseph left Hiram, headed for the young colony at Independence, Missouri. Two years later Nancy went on to marry Orson Hyde, in 1834. A few years later Orson was accused of apostasy. In April 1839, as a condition for Orson's reinstatement as an apostle, his wife Nancy became Joseph's next plural wife. By 1858 Nancy had born ten children. Two of her sons are thought to have been fathered by Joseph Smith: '''Orson Washington Hyde''', born November 9, 1843, and '''Frank Henry Hyde''', born January 23, 1845. On July 31, 1857, Orson Hyde had Nancy sealed "for eternity" to Joseph Smith :: wife of Orson Hyde Source: [[#S1]] '''Orson Hyde''' was an early apostle who married 19-year old Nancy Johnson in Ohio on September 4, 1834, two years after young Nancy had first had a probable liason with Joseph Smith. In October 1838 Orson was charged with apostasy, when he and others defected from the colony at Far West, Missouri. The defectors were upset by Mormon counter-attacks and looting of the nearby town of Gallatin, Missouri. In April 1839, as a condition for Orson's reinstatement as an apostle, his wife Nancy became Joseph's next plural wife. On New Years Day in 1843 Orson reached a height of his reinstated career when he preached a sermon on Mormonism in the Illinois House of Representatives. Although Orson went on to raise ten children with Nancy, two of the sons are thought to have been fathered by Joseph. On July 31, 1857, Orson Hyde had Nancy sealed "for eternity" to Joseph Smith : 6. Clarissa Reed Hancock age 35 ? m. 1840 Source: [[#S1]] '''Clarissa Reed Hancock''' was born on February 7, 1815 in Livonia, New York. There appears to be no written evidence, but only oral tradition in the Hancock family that she was sealed to Joseph Smith in Nauvoo. On April 19, 1841, her son '''John Reed Hancock''' was born in Nauvoo, and it is believed in the family that his true father was Joseph Smith. Another son, '''Levison Hancock''', was born on June 9, 1845, the son of Clarissa's husband Levi, and so named :: wife of Levi W. Hancock Source: [[#S1]] '''Levi Hancock''' was married to Clarissa when her son John was born in 1841, but Levi is presumed in the family to not be the father of that son : 7. [[Beaman-1|Louisa Beaman]] age 26 m. April 5, 1841 Source: [[#S1]] '''Louisa Beaman''' was born on February 7, 1815 in Livonia, New York. She was described as "full-breasted and disturbingly beautiful," one of the charming girls who worshipped Joseph from a respectful distance. Her sister, an '''Unknown Beaman''', married '''Erastus Snow''', who was in turn a brother-in-law of Elder '''Joseph Bates Noble'''. John Cook Bennett provided the statement that Louisa became one of Joseph's early plural wives when she was married to him on April 5, 1841 by Elder Noble. Noble also later swore to a statement confirming the marriage on that date. And Erastus Snow also confirmed that date as he wrote that it was when Louisa was sealed to Joseph as "his first plural wife." That date and wedding, on the eve of the eleventh anniversary of the founding of the church, is often considered to be the "official" inauguration of the doctrine of plural marriage. However, as seen above, Joseph had long since already fathered a few children by women other than Emma, and had been engaged in liasons that were later interpreted to have been earlier plural marriages. A couple years later, Joseph's journal entry for Thursday, May 11, 1843 notes that he baptised Louisa on that morning, along with '''Sarah Alley''' and others. Louisa later became the plural wife of '''Brigham Young''' on January 14, 1846, with whom she bore two sets of twins, all of whom died in infancy. Louisa died on May 16, 1850 in Salt Lake City : 8. [[Huntington-3|Zina Diantha Huntington Jacobs]] age 20 m. October 27, 1841 Source: [[#S1]] '''Zina Huntington''' was a younger sister of Joseph's early plural wife, Prescindia. Zina was born on January 31, 1821 in Watertown, New York. When she was nineteen, during the great plague of 1840, Joseph took the beautiful young Zina into his home for a time. A year later, on October 27, 1841, only seven months after her marriage to Henry Jacbos, and consequently while seven months pregnant, she was married to Joseph by her brother Dimick Huntington, and with her sister '''Fanny Huntington''' as a witness. Only a few months later, on January 2, 1842, Zina's first child was born, '''Zebulon Jacobs''', who was fathered by Henry Jacobs. Henry ultimately accepted this early plural marriage to Joseph, because in January 1846 at the ceremony in the newly completed Nauvoo temple Henry stood as witness when Zina was sealed to Brigham Young "for time" and to Joseph Smith "for eternity." Zina and Henry did have another son, '''Henry Chariton Jacobs''', who was born on March 22, 1846, but that birth was shortly after Zina had already left Henry to live as the plural wife of Brigham Young. Zina later bore a '''daughter Young''' who was fathered by Brigham. It was only much later, in 1878, before Zina publicly admitted to her earlier plural marriage to Joseph. :: wife of Henry Bailey Jacobs Source: [[#S1]] '''Henry Jacobs''' married 20-year old Zina Huntington on March 7, 1841. Henry and Zina quickly had a son Zebulon, born only a few months after Zina's plural marriage to Joseph. Henry was reportedly proud of his beautiful wife Zina, and it was believed that he was not aware of her seduction and marriage to Joseph, which may have occurred while Henry was away on a journey. A Mormon convert, '''William Hall''', wrote that "when Jacobs returned, he found her pregnant by Smith. Jacobs put up with the insult, and still lived with her." However it is doubtful that either Henry's son Zebulon or any other child of Zina was fathered by Joseph. In any case Henry seems to have been unaware of the plural marriage of his wife to Joseph during her pregnancy. In the winter of 1842 '''John D. Lee''', one of Jospeh's twelve appointed bodyguards, among his toughest fighters and most devoted friends, went on a tour of southern Illinois, accompanied by Henry. During that trip, Lee reports, Henry talked constanly about his wife Zina, now mother of his new child, of "what a true, virtuous, lovely woman she was. He almost worshipped her. Little did he think that in his absence she was sealed to the Prophet Joseph." Henry evidently later accepted the plural marriages of his wife Zina because in January 1846 at the ceremony in the Nauvoo temple Henry stood as witness when Zina was sealed to to Joseph Smith "for eternity" and at the same time to Brigham Young "for time." However only a couple months later came the birth of Henry's son Henry Chariton Jacobs, by Zina. There was certainly strife in Henry's relationship with Zina, because Zina had already left Henry for Brigham a couple months before that birth of her second son by Henry. Whether or not Henry had been aware of the early relationship of Zina with Joseph, she further clouded the issue because she did not publicly admit to her earlier plural marriage to Joseph until 1878. : 9. Mary Elizabeth Rollins Lightner age 24 m. February 1842 Source: [[#S1]] '''Mary Rollins''' was born on April 9, 1818, a daughter of '''John Rollins''' of New York. Mary wrote in her autobiography that she first saw Joseph during a cottage meeting in 1831 when she was thirteen, at the early colony in Kirtland, Ohio. Later that year she moved to Independence, Missouri, where she met and married a non-Mormon, Adam Lightner on August 11, 1835. There they had three sons. In 1840-1841 the family moved to the new colony in Nauvoo, Hancock County, Illinois, and bought a home lot near Joseph's home. There Mary taught painting to Joseph's adopted daughter, '''Julia Smith'''. In her autobiography, Mary was one of the few married women who described their courtship by Joseph. Joseph told her in 1842 that he had been commanded to take her as a wife as early as 1834, when "an angel came to him three times, the last time with a drawn sword and threatened his life." On hearing the angel story in 1842, a sceptical Mary questioned Joseph why he did not tell her until then. Joseph replied that, wrote Mary, "the angel told him I should have a witness. An angel came to me." To solidify the point that Joseph had thoroughly seduced her, Mary wrote, "Joseph said I was his before I came here and he said all the Devils in Hell should never get me from him." In a 1902 affidavit, the elderly Mary swore that in February 1842 she was sealed to Joseph by Brigham Young in the Masonic Hall, and then again by Heber C. Kimball in the Nauvoo Temple. After July 4, 1842 Mary and Adam moved away from Nauvoo, to Pontusac, where Mary had her fourth son in 1843. That son may have been a child of Joseph, and the pregnancy or Mary's relationship with Joseph may have been what prompted Adam to move the family away from Nauvoo. In the later 1846 ceremony Mary was sealed to Joseph "for eternity," and at the same time she was also sealed to Brigham Young "for time," although because she had an early departure from the Nauvoo colony, there is no reason to believe that she had any worldly relationship with Brigham. And she is clear in her autobiography that she remained living with Adam. Mary had six more children with Adam. In 1863 Adam finally took Mary to the colony in Utah. She died there at age 95 on December 17, 1913 :: wife of Adam Lightner Source: [[#S1]] '''Adam Lightner''' was a non-Mormon in Independence, Missouri, where he met and married Mary Rollins on August 11, 1835. The couple, with three sons, settled in Nauvoo by 1841. Adam was friendly to the church of his wife Mary, but he refused to be baptised. Mary later revealed her February 1842 relationship with Joseph, and then prior to the birth of Mary's fourth son in 1843, Adam was prompted to move the family away from Nauvoo, to Pontusac, possibly because Joseph may have been the father of that son. In 1863 Adam finally moved Mary and family to Utah, although he never joined the church there : 10. Patty Bartlett Sessions age 47 m. March 9, 1872 Source: [[#S1]] '''Patty Bartlett''' was born on February 4, 1795. She married David Sessions in 1812. Patty wrote in her journal that she was sealed to Joseph in plural marriage on March 9, 1842 at age 47 by '''Willard Richards''', one of the handful of leading men who embraced Joseph's angel-driven doctrine of polygamy, or "spiritual wifery," in the early period. At a full decade older than Joseph, Patty became the first (excluding Lucinda, who had only been in her thirties at the time) of a handful of older women in plural marriages with the younger Joseph. The ceremony took place, with Patty's daughter Sylvia (a later plural wife of Joseph) present, in the chamber of '''Newel K. Whitney''', husband of '''Elizabeth Ann Whitney''', and an early Mormon Bishop whose store in October 1831 had become the storehouse and commissary for the Kirtland, Ohio Order at that time, and who a few months later stood witness to the marriage of their own daughter Sarah Whitney to Joseph. (Elizabeth Ann Whitney granted 17-year old Sarah to Joseph instead of herself at the time, and thus was the only leader of the Female Relief Society who did not become a plural wife of Joseph). John Bennett listed Patty in his list of the early seven wives, appearing on the list as "Mrs. S*******." In an 1844 narrative '''Joseph H. Jackson''', a disaffected Mormon who plotted revenge against the Smiths after he unsuccessfully sought marriage with the daughter of '''Hyrum Smith''', wrote that Mrs. Sessions and another plural wife, Mrs. Durfee, and a '''Mrs. Taylor''' (not a known plural wife) were called "Mothers in Israel." These older women's duty was reportedly to initiate the younger women into the mysteries of polygamy. Patty was a famous, esteemed midwife in Nauvoo and later in Utah. Her husband David died in about 1850, and on March 27, 1852 Patty was then sealed to '''John Parry''' "for time" in Salt Lake City. Patty died at age 98 on December 14, 1893 :: wife of David Sessions Source: [[#S1]] '''David Sessions ''' married Patty Bartlett on June 28, 1812. His wife Patty became one of Joseph's early plural wives at age 47, and later David and Patty's daughter Sarah also became one of Joseph's plural wives. David died about 1850. : 11 Delcena Johnson Sherman age 36 ? m. Bef. June 1842 Source: [[#S1]] '''Delcena Johnson''' was an older sister of Joseph's later plural wife Almera, and also of Benjamin F. Johnson, a friend of Joseph. Delcena was born on November 19, 1806 in Westford, Vermont. She was already widowed from her husband Lyman Sherman prior to her plural marriage in the periord before the June 1842 excommunication of John Bennett. Her younger brother Benjamin wrote in a letter that he found her, and her former acquaintance Louisa Beaman, upon his return to Nauvoo at that time, in the care and comfort of Joseph, and that the marriage of Delcena by that time "being tacitly admitted, I asked no questions." :: wife of Lyman R. Sherman (deceased) Source: [[#S1]] '''Lyman Sherman''' was married to Delcena Johnson, and he died, in the words of Benjamin Johnson, as a "martyr to conditions" in the violence of the Mormon War at Far West, Missouri, prior to the exodus from that colony in February 1839 and the move to the new colony at Nauvoo, Hancock County, Illinois : 12. Unknown Unknown Durfee age ? m. Bef. June 1842 Source: [[#S1]] '''Mrs. Durfee''' was described by Sarah Pratt as "an old woman called Durfee" who "boasted here in Salt Lake of having been one of Joseph's wives." In John C. Bennett's list of seven of Joseph's early plural wives she is named as "Mrs. D*****" in which each asterisk stands for a single letter. In his 1844 narrative the disaffected Mormon Joseph H. Jackson wrote that Mrs. Durfee and the earlier plural wife, Mrs. Sessions, and a Mrs. Taylor (not a known plural wife) were called "Mothers in Israel." These older women's duty was reportedly to initiate the younger women into the mysteries of polygamy. :: wife of Unknown Durfee Source: [[#S1]] '''Mr. Durfee''' is unknown, as is whether he lived in the colony at Nauvoo or was a predeceased husband of Joseph's plural wife "Mrs. Durfee." But it seems likely that he may have been the same man as '''Lemuel Durfee''', a neighbor at the early colony in Kirtland, Ohio who in 1833 had signed an affidavit charging Joseph Smith with an immoral character and vicious habits. If so, then Mrs. Durfee may have been his widow, or perhaps her early involvement with Joseph may have been the cause of Lemuel's animosity toward Joseph : 13. Sally Ann Fuller Gatty age 26 ? m. Bef. June 1842 Source: [[#S1]] '''Sally Fuller''' was born on October 24, 1815 at Saratoga, New York. John Bennett listed her as one of the seven on his list of Joseph's early plural wives in Nauvoo, as "Mrs. G****." Much later on January 29, 1846 she was sealed to her husband Samuel Gatty "for time" and at the same time was sealed to Joseph "for eternity" :: wife of Samuel Gatty Source: [[#S1]] '''Samuel Gatty''' was married to Sally Fuller on an unknown date, but much later on January 29, 1846 she was sealed to him "for time" and at the same time was sealed to Joseph "for eternity" : 14. A**** Unknown S**** age ? m. Bef. June 1842 Source: [[#S1]] '''A**** Unknown''' remains unidentified. John Bennett listed her as one of the seven of Joseph's early plural wives in Nauvoo, as "Mrs. A**** S***" and she was reportedly married to Joseph by Brigham Young. Each asterisk represents a letter in her name :: wife of Unknown S**** Source: [[#S1]] '''Unknown S****''' is an unidentified husband of the early plural wife of Joseph. Each asterisk stands for a letter his last name, as his wife was identifed by John C. Bennett in the early plural marriage to Joseph at Nauvoo : 15. Sarah Bapson age ? m. Bef. June 1842 Source: [[#S1]] '''Sarah Bapson''' may be identical with this plural wife, who was named only as an unmarried "Miss B*****" on John Bennett's list of seven early wives of Joseph, in which each asterisk took the place of a letter in her name in deference to her reputation. Researcher Stanley Ivins found evidence that she may be Miss Sarah Bapson ---- Below is the second of the four groups of the wives of Joseph. The women in this group below were the leading women of the Nauvoo Female Relief Society, and they were married to Joseph in the period of turmoil following the excommunication of the notorious John Cook Bennett on June 23, 1842. : 16. [[Snow-8|Eliza Roxey Snow]] age 38 m. June 29, 1842 Source: [[#S1]] '''Eliza Snow''' was born on January 21, 1804 as the daughter of '''Oliver Snow''', a wealthy Campbellite. Eliza joined the church in 1835 at the early colony in Kirtland, Ohio. In the spring of 1836 Eliza lived in Joseph's home there (around the same time as the young orphan Fannie Alger), while she taught a girl's school in Kirtland. Eliza was a gifted young poetess, whom Emma used as a spy on Joseph's activities. Joseph found that out, and to win Eliza over Joseph "made her one of his celestial brides," as later explained by C. G. Webb in an 1886 interview. In Nauvoo Eliza had again moved into Joseph's home, and she formally became his plural wife at age 38 on June 29, 1842, the first plural marriage only a week after the expulsion of the notorious John C. Bennett. The ceremony was performed by Brigham Young, and the date was confirmed in Joseph's diary entry on that day. Tradition in the Snow family, notably by her nephew '''LeRoi C. Snow''', holds that Eliza conceived a child by Joseph, which resulted in a miscarriage after Emma discovered the couple embracing in the hall outside their bedrooms, and in a rage flung Eliza down the stairs and drove her out into the street. The story about Emma turning Eliza out into the street "in her night clothes" was also years later confirmed by '''Solon Foster''', who was Joseph's coachman and who was present that night in the Mansion House. As he then later told Emma's son '''Joseph Smith III''', whom he had comforted that night, about Eliza, "You called her aunt, because you knew she was your father's wife. He did not deny it." And later in his 1886 interview C. G. Webb embellished the story that Emma, feeling "outraged as a wife and betrayed as a friend" was reported as "having had recourse to a vulgar broomstick as an instrument of revenge; and the harsh treatment received at Emma's hand is said to have destroyed Eliza's hopes of becoming the mother of a prophet's son." Eliza testified frequently and with great pride about her plural marriage with Joseph. In 1944 Eliza's autobiography appeared serially in ''Relief Society Magazine'' in Salt Lake City. : 17. Sarah Ann Whitney age 17 m. July 27, 1842 Source: [[#S1]] '''Sarah Whitney''' was born on March 22, 1825 as the daughter of Newel K. Whitney, a Mormon Bishop. On July 27, 1842 at age seventeen she was married to Joseph, a date confirmed by her own sworn statement and also by her mother Elizabeth. This marriage was understood to be the first plural marriage "by and with the consent of both parents." Sarah's nephew, '''Orson F. Whitney''', wrote that a special revelation bearing the date July 27, 1842 was given through Joseph to Sarah's father Newel, which consecrated the union on that date. '''William Clayton''' and '''Joseph C. Kingsbury''' each later swore to the fact of Sarah's plural marriage in separate affidavits. Clayton was Joseph's secretary and an early supporter of the plural marriage practice. In early August 1843, a year after young Sarah Whitney's plural marriage, William Clayton was the man who wrote out, as Joseph dictated, the first written version of Joseph's final revelation, which detailed the doctrine of celestial plural marriage. Hyrum Smith was then strongly abused by a furious Emma when he took it to show her. Joseph then gave it to Newel Whitney, and Joseph Kingsbury was then the third man to receive it, with orders for him to make a copy. The original was later burned by Emma, but the copy survived, was read by Hyrum on August 12, 1843 to the members of the High Council. From that time the church leadership split into a confusion of a polygamist and an anti-polygamist faction, with both men and women in opposition among the leaders, including Emma, who worked quietly among the women to keep them from giving consent to it. And Joseph added to the confusion, by still summarily excommunicating anyone caught preaching or practicing polygamy without his sanction. In 1846 the copy of the revelation was given to Brigham Young by Newel Whitney. In 1846 Sarah Whitney was sealed to Joseph "for eternity." Sarah then also became the wife of Heber C. Kimball, to whom she was sealed "for time" and by whom she then bore several children : 18. Sarah M. Kinsley Cleveland age 54 ? m. 1842 ? Source: [[#S1]] '''Sarah M. Kinsley''' was born on October 20, 1788 in Massachusetts, daughter of '''Ebenezer Kinsley''' and '''Sarah Kinsley'''. An attractive woman, she married her husband John Cleveland and they lived in Quincy, Illinois. On November 30, 1838 Joseph began to serve a prison term for several months when he was locked up in the jail at Liberty, Missouri, some distance from the colony at Far West, Missouri. This was the time of the Mormon Wars in Missouri, and in February 1839, following much violence, the Mormons were expelled from Missouri, and they began the exodus from Far West, back toward the east across the Mississippi River. On the other side most of them stopped for a time in Quincy, Illinois, where they found the town to be friendly and charitable. Emma then met the Kinsley couple in Quincy and took up residence in their home. She had been allowed only two visits with Joseph in the Liberty jail, before she left the state. In April 1839, Joseph bribed himself out of custody near Far West, after he had been transported from the Liberty jail for trial. He then joined the final stragglers out of the colony headed to Illinois. Reuniting with Emma in Quincy, Joseph then met Sarah and John Cleveland. The new colony at Nauvook, Illinois was soon after settled some miles to the north. Joseph wrote to the Clevelands, "We have selected a lot for you, just across the street from our own, beside Mr. Harris." That was their new neighbor, George Washington Harris and his wife Lucinda, who had already become Joseph's early plural wife in the prior year, when he and Emma had moved into that couple's home at the Far West colony. The lot given to the Cleveland couple was a special favor, because Joseph's new home, directly across the street from the Cleveland's, fronted on the Mississippi River at its most picturesque point. At Nauvoo, Sarah became first counselor in the Female Relief Society. It was formed by Joseph in mid-March 1842, with Emma as president. Shortly after the expulsion of the notorious John C. Bennett in June 1842, Joseph took in plural marriage most of leaders in that Society, so it is likely that Sarah's plural marriage took place at that time. She was to that point the oldest of Joseph's plural wives, at age 54, to Joseph's 37. Historian Andrew Jensen lists her as a plural wife, but with no details. Sarah Pratt explained in a later 1886 interview that "Sarah Cleveland kept a kind of assignation house for the prophet and Eliza R. Snow." In May 1843 the Clevelands left Nauvoo. In the January 1846 ceremony Sarah was sealed to Joseph "for eternity" and also to '''John Smith''' "for time." He may have been the same man as Joseph's young cousin, '''John Lyman Smith''', one of a company of Saints who in June 1844 had marched into Nauvoo from Rasmus, with worn shoes and bleeding feet, to join the Legion in march to defend against angry mobs in the nearby city of Carthage, Illinois where Joseph went to turn himself over for arrest. :: wife of John Cleveland Source: [[#S1]] '''John Cleveland''' was married to Sarah Kinseley and they lived in Quincy, Illinois, where they met Joseph and Emma in early 1839, prior to the move to the new colony some miles north at Nauvoo. In May 1843 the couple left Nauvoo, as Sarah explained, because John had not succeeded in business as had been anticipated. : 19. Elvira A. Cowles age 29 ? m. Bef. December 1842 Source: [[#S1]] '''Elvira Cowles''' was born on November 23, 1813 in Massachusetts, the daughter of '''Austin Cowles''', a member of the High Council who bitterly opposed the practice and doctrine of plural marriage, which split the Council when it was read to them by Hyrum Smith on August 12, 1843. Austin Cowles then joined the apostates who left the church in May 1844, following '''William Law''', who had been Seccond Counselor to Joseph at Nauvoo. Meanwhile, Austin's daughter Elvira had been Treasurer of the Female Relief Society in Nauvoo. Depsite her father's opposition to plural marriage, Elvira was sealed to Joseph in probably early 1842. Historian Andrew Jenson listed her as one of Joseph's plural wives in this period. And as the treasurer of the Society, it is likely that she became a plural wife at this same time as the other leading Society women, in the aftermath of the expulsion of the notorious John C. Bennett. On the following December 1, 1842, in a ceremony performed by Joseph, Elvira was publicly married to '''Jonathan H. Holmes''', one of the twelve bodyguards that Joseph had appointed after 1840, one of his toughest fighters and most devoted friends. That marriage was reported in the December 10, 1842 issue of the secular newspaper in Nauvoo, ''The Wasp'', edited by Joseph's cantankerous brother and early one-time apostle, '''William Smith'''. Elvira was the only woman whom Joseph married for "time and eternity" and then gave up to another man "for time." Her second husband Jonathan Holmes stood as proxy in the January 1846 solemnization ceremony at the newly completed Nauvoo temple, where Elvira was sealed to Joseph "for eternity" : 20. [[McBride-416|Martha McBride]] age 38 m. Summer 1842 Source: [[#S1]] '''Martha McBride''' was born on March 17, 1805 in Chester, New York. She was possibly the daughter of old '''Thomas McBride''', who had been killed on October 30, 1838 on a creek several miles from the colony at Far West, Missouri, where '''Jacob Haun''' had just completed a flour mill. That Haun's Mill settlement was attacked by 200 Missouri militiamen, who wounded fifteen and slaughtered seventeen of the 38 Mormon men and boys in the camp. Old Thomas McBride fell wounded and surrendered his gun, but then one of the Missouri militia mob hacked him to death with a corn-cutter. In Nauvoo, Martha was one of the leading women in the Female Relief Society and she became Joseph's plural wife at age 38 in the summer of 1842, which she later swore to in an 1869 affidviat. In the January 1846 solemnization ceremony at the newly completed Nauvoo temple she was married to Joseph "for eternity" and she then also became the plural wife of Heber C. Kimball "for time." By then in her early forties, she bore no children with Kimball : 21. Ruth D. Vose Sayers age 34 ? m. August 1842 :: wife of Edward Sayers : 22. [[Fullmer-77|Desdemona Wadsworth Fullmer]] age 33 m. 1842 ---- Below is the third of the four groups of Joseph's wives. These were mostly young women and girls, some of whom lived at various times as wards in Joseph's home. This is the period when Joseph married most of his wives, during the spring and summer of 1843. : 23. [[Partridge-12|Emily Dow Partridge]] age 19 m. March 4, 1843 Source: [[#S1]] sister of Eliza, ward of Joseph in his home after the death of her father; she and her sister were chosen by Emma, for a ceremony on May 11, 1843, not knowing that they had already been married to Joseph two months earlier; Emma forced them to leave the house several months later; one of the two sets of sisters who were the only four women that Joseph married with Emma's reluctant consent : 24. [[Partridge-14|Eliza M. Partridge]] age 23 m. March 1843 Source: [[#S1]] sister of Emily, ward of Joseph in his home after the death of her father; she and her sister were chosen by Emma, for a ceremony on May 11, 1843, not knowing that they had already been married to Joseph two months earlier; Emma forced them to leave the house several months later; one of the two sets of sisters who were the only four women that Joseph married with Emma's reluctant consent : 25. Almera Woodward Johnson age 31 m. April 1843 Source: [[#S1]] sister of Delcena and of Benjamin F. Johnson, a friend of Joseph : 26. Lucy Walker age 17 m. May 1, 1843 Source: [[#S1]] ward of Joseph in his home after the death of her mother; sister of Lorin Walker, one Joseph's business aides. In April 1843 Joseph asked Lucy to be his wife, while Lorin and Joseph's first wife Emma were away in St. Louis to make purchases for the Mansion House : 27. [[Kimball-1385|Helen Mar Kimball]] age 15 m. May 1843 Source: [[#S1]] the youngest wife, daughter of Heber C. Kimball : 28. [[Lawrence-42|Maria Lawrence]] age 19 m. Spring 1843 Source: [[#S1]] sister of Sarah, ward of Joseph in his home, a Canadian orphan; one of the two sets of sisters who were the only four women that Joseph married with Emma's reluctant consent : 29. Sarah Lawrence age 17 m. Spring 1843 Source: [[#S1]] sister of Maria, ward of Joseph in his home, a Canadian orphan; one of the two sets of sisters who were the only four women that Joseph married with Emma's reluctant consent : 30. Flora Ann Woodworth age 16 m. Spring 1843 : 31. [[Richards-152|Rhoda Richards]] age 59 m. June 12 1843 Source: [[#S1]] Rhoda was the oldest wife, a spinster sister of Joseph's secretary Willard Richards : 32. Hannah Ells age 30 ? m. Summer 1843 ? : 33. Melissa Lott age 19 m. September 20, 1843 : 34. Fanny Young Murray age 56 m. November 2, 1843 Source: [[#S1]] sister of Brigham Young :: wife of Roswell Murray : 35. [[Frost-29|Olive Grey Frost]] age 27-28 ? m. Aft. April 1843 Source: [[#S1]] Sister of Mary Ann : 36. Mary Ann Frost Pratt age 34-35 ? m. Aft. April 1843 Source: [[#S1]] sister of Olive :: wife of Parley P. Pratt ---- Below, in ascending age order, is the fourth and final group of wives who were married to the prophet during Joseph's lifetime. These were the remaining dozen or so mostly unmarried women whom he married during the spring and summer of 1843, and possibly up until his death. The precise chronology of the marriages for this group is not known. : Nancy Maria Winchester age 15-16 ? m. 1843-1844 ? : Cordelia Calista Morley age 20-21 ? m. 1843-1844 ? : Olive Andrews age 25-26 ? m. 1843-1844 ? : Mary Huston age 25-26 ? m. 1843-1844 ? : Sylvia Sessions age 25-26 ? m. 1843-1844 ? Source: [[#S1]] daughter of David, and of Joseph's plural wife Patty : Phebe Watrous age 38-39 ? m. 1843-1844 ? : Jane Tibbets age 39-40 ? m. 1843-1844 ? : Sophia Woodman age 48-49 ? m. 1843-1844 ? : Elizabeth Davis age 52-53 ? m. 1843-1844 ? : Vienna Jacques age 55-56 ? m. 1843-1844 ? : Sarah Scott age ? m. ? : Nancy Maria Smith age ? m. ? : Unknown Unknown Blossom age ? m. ? :: wife of Edward Blossom == Sources == * (S1) Brodie, Fawn M. ''No Man Knows My History: The Life of Joseph Smith, the Mormon Prophet''. Alfred A. Knopf, New York, 1963 * [http://www.wivesofjosephsmith.org/ Wives of Joseph Smith] === Source Notes ===
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[[Category: Sources by Name]] ---- == Pocahontas and her Descendants == From the title page: :"Pocahontas, alias Matoaka, and her descendants through her marriage at Jamestown, Virginia, in April, 1614, with John Rolfe, gentleman; including the names of Alfriend, Archer, Bentley, Bernard, Bland, Bolling, Branch, Cabell, Catlett, Cary, Dandridge, Dixon, Douglas, Duval, Eldridge, Ellett, Ferguson, Field, Fleming, Gay, Gordon, Griffin, Grayson, Harrison, Hubard, Lewis, Logan, Markham, Meade, McRae, Murray, Page, Poythress, Randolph, Robertson, Skipwith, Stanard, Tazewell, Walke, West, Whittle, and others. With Biographical Sketches by Wyndham Robertson and Illustrated Historical Notes by R.A. Brock." A tabulated genealogy of the Red Bollings and their descendants through daughters, with some potted bios, but otherwise few details. * by [[Robertson-6654|Wyndham Robertson]] (1803-1888). * published Richmond, VA, 1887 * Citation Example: ::: Robertson, Wyndham. ''[[Space:Pocahontas and her Descendants|Pocahontas and her Descendants]]'' (Richmond, Va, 1887) * Footnote Example: ::: [[#Robertson|Robertson]]: Page 134 * [[Special:Whatlinkshere/Space:Pocahontas and her Descendants|WikiTree Profiles that use this source]] === Available online at these locations: === * https://hdl.handle.net/2027/hvd.32044013643515 * https://hdl.handle.net/2027/coo1.ark:/13960/t4qj80k9x * https://hdl.handle.net/2027/wu.89080570914 * https://archive.org/details/pocahontasalias00brocgoog/page/n44/ * https://archive.org/details/pocahontasalias00robegoog/page/n11/ * https://archive.org/details/cu31924029771130/page/n8/ * https://books.google.com/books?id=CdVHAQAAMAAJ (1968 reprint, snippet view) * https://books.google.com/books?id=r1lmAAAAMAAJ (1979 reprint, snippet view) * https://books.google.com/books?id=16tPAAAAMAAJ (snippet view) * https://books.google.com/books?id=LHDnCl5T-70C (no preview) '''Coverage''' Most people who died without issue are omitted. Extends to generation 7 (ie. 4 generations after John Bolling of Cobbs, b 1676), but the 7th generation (born around 1800 more or less) is patchy. Total about 400 descendants. (There's an estimate that Pocahontas might have 100,000 living descendants today) About 25 people have biographical sketches. Generally, dates, places and even middle names are very scanty. '''Updates''' The Robertson book is not up to date and is superseded by later books. "Revised, enlarged and extended edition" (rewrite) by Stuart Brown, 1985. 5 later supplements of "corrections and additions" published. The first two of those were later incorporated with a reprint of the base volume. https://genealogical.com/store/pocahontas-descendants/ (716 pp. 1985 edition reprinted 2003 with supplements of 1992 and 1994 incorporated) https://genealogical.com/store/pocahontas-descendants-third-corrections-and-additions/ (197 pp. Third supplement, 1997) https://genealogical.com/store/pocahontas-descendants-fourth-and-fifth-corrections-and-additions/ (Fifth supplement ?2004, printed or reprinted with Fourth supplement 2001 incorporated) '''''{{Blue|Work in progress...}}'''''
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{{Image|file=Flags-17.jpg |align=c |size=s |caption=Part of the [[Project:Poland|'''Poland Project''']] }} == General Information == Podlaskie Voivodeship or Podlasie Province (Polish: Województwo podlaskie, is a voivodeship (province) in northeastern Poland. The name of the province and its territory correspond to the historic region of Podlachia. The capital and largest city is Białystok. Podlaskie is the land of the confluence of cultures – Polish, Belarusian, Ukrainian, Lithuanian, Jewish and Tatar – and is indicative of the ethnic territories limits. Eastward of Podlaskie lie historic Polish lands, which are now part of Ukraine and Belarus and Lithuania. Today, mainly Polish and Ruthenian (Ukrainian and Belarusian) are spoken in Podlaskie, while Lithuanian is preserved by the small but compact Lithuanian minority concentrated in the Sejny County. [https://www.detailedpedia.com/wiki-Podlaskie_Voivodeship] Podlaskie is the most diverse of all Polish voivodships. The area has been inhabited for centuries by members of different nations and religions: Poles, Jews, Belarusians, Lithuanians, Ukrainians, Rusyns, Romani, Lipka Tatars and Filippians. Many places of religious worship remain: : An 18th-century former Carmelite monastery on Wigry Lake : A former Jesuit complex in Drohiczyn : Christ's Transfiguration Orthodox church on the Holy Mount of Grabarka : Saint Nicolaus the Miracle Worker Orthodox church in Białystok : A 17th-century synagogue in Tykocin : The oldest Polish mosque in Kruszyniany {{Image|file=Podlaskie_Voivodeship-1.png|size=300|align=c}} == Historical Categories == * [[:Category: Łomża (Province)]], Russian Empire * [[:Category: Grodno (Province)]], Russian Empire * [[:Category: Suwałki (Province)]], Russian Empire {{Image|file=Poland_Historical_Map_Overlay-3.jpg|size=300|align=c}}
== Historical Timeline == *(1513-1569) = Grand Duchy of Lithuania. *In 1569, after the Union of Lublin, the western part of Podlaskie was ceded to the Kingdom of Poland. *(1569-1795) = Podlaskie Voivodeship, Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth *(1795-1807) Białystok Department, Kingdom of Prussia/Kammerdepartement Bialysto, Königreich Preußen [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bia%C5%82ystok_Department] **(1807-1842) = Belostok Oblast, Russian Empire/obwód białostocki, Cesarstwo Rosyjskie [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Belostok_Oblast] ***(1842-1918) Grodno Governorate, Russian Empire/Gubernia Grodzieńska, Cesarstwo Rosyjskie [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grodno_Governorate] **(1807-1815) Łomża Department, Duchy of Warsaw/Departament Łomzyński, Księstwo Warszawskie[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C5%81om%C5%BCa_Department] ***(1816-1837) Augustów Voivodeship, Congress Poland/województwo augustowskie [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/August%C3%B3w_Voivodeship] ****(1837-1867) Augustów Governorate, Russian Empire/gubernia augustowska [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/August%C3%B3w_Governorate] *****(1867-1914) Suwałki Governorate, Russian Empire/gubernia suwalska [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Suwa%C5%82ki_Governorate] *****(1867-1914) Łomża Governorate, Russian Empire/gubernia łomżyńska [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C5%81om%C5%BCa_Governorate] *******(1915-1917) Bialystok-Grodno District/Verwaltungbezirk Bialystok-Grodno [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bialystok-Grodno_District] *1915 - 1918 = Kingdom of Poland and German Empire; Bialystock-Grodno District, Lithuania District *1918 - 1938 = Second Polish Republic; Bialystock Voivodeship *1938 - 1939 = Second Polish Republic; Bialystock Voivodeship and Warsaw Voivodeships. *1939 - 1945 = Nazi Germany Occupation **1939 - 1941 = Nazi Germany; East Prussia and Belarusian Soviet Socialist Republic; Belastok Voblast **1941 - 1944 = Nazi Germany; Bezirk Bialystok, East Prussia *1945 - 1952 = Republic of Poland; Białystok Voivodeship *1952 - 1975 = People's Republic of Poland; Białystok Voivodeship. *1975 - 1989 = People's Republic of Poland; Białystok Voivodeship. *1989 - 1989 = Third Polish Republic; Białystok Voivodeship, Łomża Voivodeship, and Suwałki Voivodeship. *1989 - 1998 = Third Polish Republic; Białystok Voivodeship, Łomża Voivodeship, and Suwałki Voivodeship. *1999 - Present day = The voivodeship was created on January 1, 1999, out of the former Białystok and Łomża Voivodeships and the eastern half of the former Suwałki Voivodeship, pursuant to the Polish local government reforms adopted in 1998. == Administrative Divisions == {| border="1" align="center" class="wikitable " style="font-style:; font-size:100%; border: 2px Solid Black;" cellpadding="12" |- |'''City Counties''' |'''Polish Name''' |'''Seat''' |'''Total Gminas''' |- |[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bia%C5%82ystok Białystok] |[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bia%C5%82ystok Białystok] | |1 |- |[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C5%81om%C5%BCa Łomża] |[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C5%81om%C5%BCa Łomża] | |1 |- |[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Suwa%C5%82ki Suwałki] |[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Suwa%C5%82ki Suwałki] | |1 |- |'''Land Counties''' |'''Polish Name''' |'''Seat''' |'''Total Gminas''' |- |[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/August%C3%B3w_County Augustów County] |[https://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Powiat_augustowski powiat augustowski] |[https://bit.ly/33wyHSZ Augustow] |7 |- |[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bia%C5%82ystok_County Białystok County] |[https://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Powiat_bia%C5%82ostocki powiat białostocki] |[http://www.powiatbialostocki.pl/ Białystok] |15 |- |[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bielsk_County Bielsk County] |[https://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Powiat_bielski_(wojew%C3%B3dztwo_podlaskie) powiat bielski] |[http://www.powiatbielski.pl/ Bielsk] |8 |- |[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grajewo_County Grajewo County] |[https://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Powiat_grajewski powiat grajewski] |[https://gov.genealogy.net/item/show/object_1081323 Grajewo] |6 |- |[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hajn%C3%B3wka_County Hajnówka] |[https://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Powiat_hajnowski powiat hajnowski] |[http://powiat.hajnowka.pl/ Hajnówka] |9 |- |[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kolno_County Kolno] |[https://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Powiat_kolne%C5%84ski powiat kolneński] |[https://www.jewishgen.org/yizkor/Kolno/kole007.html Kolno] |6 |- |[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C5%81om%C5%BCa_County Łomża] |[https://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Powiat_%C5%82om%C5%BCy%C5%84ski powiat łomżyński] |[http://www.lomza.pl/ Łomża] |9 |- |[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mo%C5%84ki_County Mońki] |[https://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Powiat_moniecki powiat moniecki] |[http://www.monki.pl/ Mońki] |7 |- |[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sejny_County Sejny] |[https://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Powiat_sejne%C5%84ski powiat sejneński] |[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sejny Sejny] |5 |- |[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Siemiatycze_County Siemiatycze] |[https://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Powiat_siemiatycki powiat siemiatycki] |[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Siemiatycze Siemiatycze] |9 |- |[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sok%C3%B3%C5%82ka_County Sokółka] |[https://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Powiat_sok%C3%B3lskipowiat sokólski] |[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sok%C3%B3%C5%82ka Sokółka] |10 |- |[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Suwa%C5%82ki_County Suwałki] |[https://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Powiat_suwalski powiat suwalski] |[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Suwa%C5%82ki Suwałki] |9 |- |[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wysokie_Mazowieckie_County Wysokie Mazowieckie] |[https://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Powiat_wysokomazowiecki powiat wysokomazowiecki] |[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wysokie_Mazowieckie Wysokie Mazowieckie] |10 |- |[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zambr%C3%B3w_County Zambrów] |[https://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Powiat_zambrowski powiat zambrowski] |[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zambr%C3%B3w Zambrów] |5 |- |}
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== Historical Timeline == *(1513-1569) = Grand Duchy of Lithuania. *In 1569, after the Union of Lublin, the western part of Podlaskie was ceded to the Kingdom of Poland. *(1569-1795) = Podlaskie Voivodeship, Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth *(1795-1807) Białystok Department, Kingdom of Prussia/Kammerdepartement Bialysto, Königreich Preußen [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bia%C5%82ystok_Department] **(1807-1842) = Belostok Oblast, Russian Empire/obwód białostocki, Cesarstwo Rosyjskie [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Belostok_Oblast] ***(1842-1918) Grodno Governorate, Russian Empire/Gubernia Grodzieńska, Cesarstwo Rosyjskie [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grodno_Governorate] **(1807-1815) Łomża Department, Duchy of Warsaw/Departament Łomzyński, Księstwo Warszawskie[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C5%81om%C5%BCa_Department] ***(1816-1837) Augustów Voivodeship, Congress Poland/województwo augustowskie [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/August%C3%B3w_Voivodeship] ****(1837-1867) Augustów Governorate, Russian Empire/gubernia augustowska [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/August%C3%B3w_Governorate] *****(1867-1914) Suwałki Governorate, Russian Empire/gubernia suwalska [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Suwa%C5%82ki_Governorate] *****(1867-1914) Łomża Governorate, Russian Empire/gubernia łomżyńska [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C5%81om%C5%BCa_Governorate] *******(1915-1917) Bialystok-Grodno District/Verwaltungbezirk Bialystok-Grodno [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bialystok-Grodno_District] *1915 - 1918 = Kingdom of Poland and German Empire; Bialystock-Grodno District, Lithuania District *1918 - 1938 = Second Polish Republic; Bialystock Voivodeship *1938 - 1939 = Second Polish Republic; Bialystock Voivodeship and Warsaw Voivodeships. *1939 - 1945 = Nazi Germany Occupation **1939 - 1941 = Nazi Germany; East Prussia and Belarusian Soviet Socialist Republic; Belastok Voblast **1941 - 1944 = Nazi Germany; Bezirk Bialystok, East Prussia *1945 - 1952 = Republic of Poland; Białystok Voivodeship *1952 - 1975 = People's Republic of Poland; Białystok Voivodeship. *1975 - 1989 = People's Republic of Poland; Białystok Voivodeship. *1989 - 1989 = Third Polish Republic; Białystok Voivodeship, Łomża Voivodeship, and Suwałki Voivodeship. *1989 - 1998 = Third Polish Republic; Białystok Voivodeship, Łomża Voivodeship, and Suwałki Voivodeship. *1999 - Present day = The voivodeship was created on January 1, 1999, out of the former Białystok and Łomża Voivodeships and the eastern half of the former Suwałki Voivodeship, pursuant to the Polish local government reforms adopted in 1998. == Administrative Divisions == {| border="1" align="center" class="wikitable " style="font-style:; font-size:100%; border: 2px Solid Black;" cellpadding="12" |- |'''City Counties''' |'''Polish Name''' |'''Seat''' |'''Total Gminas''' |- |[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bia%C5%82ystok Białystok] |[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bia%C5%82ystok Białystok] | |1 |- |[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C5%81om%C5%BCa Łomża] |[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C5%81om%C5%BCa Łomża] | |1 |- |[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Suwa%C5%82ki Suwałki] |[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Suwa%C5%82ki Suwałki] | |1 |- |'''Land Counties''' |'''Polish Name''' |'''Seat''' |'''Total Gminas''' |- |[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/August%C3%B3w_County Augustów County] |[https://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Powiat_augustowski powiat augustowski] |[https://bit.ly/33wyHSZ Augustow] |7 |- |[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bia%C5%82ystok_County Białystok County] |[https://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Powiat_bia%C5%82ostocki powiat białostocki] |[http://www.powiatbialostocki.pl/ Białystok] |15 |- |[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bielsk_County Bielsk County] |[https://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Powiat_bielski_(wojew%C3%B3dztwo_podlaskie) powiat bielski] |[http://www.powiatbielski.pl/ Bielsk] |8 |- |[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grajewo_County Grajewo County] |[https://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Powiat_grajewski powiat grajewski] |[https://gov.genealogy.net/item/show/object_1081323 Grajewo] |6 |- |[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hajn%C3%B3wka_County Hajnówka] |[https://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Powiat_hajnowski powiat hajnowski] |[http://powiat.hajnowka.pl/ Hajnówka] |9 |- |[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kolno_County Kolno] |[https://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Powiat_kolne%C5%84ski powiat kolneński] |[https://www.jewishgen.org/yizkor/Kolno/kole007.html Kolno] |6 |- |[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C5%81om%C5%BCa_County Łomża] |[https://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Powiat_%C5%82om%C5%BCy%C5%84ski powiat łomżyński] |[http://www.lomza.pl/ Łomża] |9 |- |[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mo%C5%84ki_County Mońki] |[https://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Powiat_moniecki powiat moniecki] |[http://www.monki.pl/ Mońki] |7 |- |[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sejny_County Sejny] |[https://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Powiat_sejne%C5%84ski powiat sejneński] |[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sejny Sejny] |5 |- |[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Siemiatycze_County Siemiatycze] |[https://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Powiat_siemiatycki powiat siemiatycki] |[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Siemiatycze Siemiatycze] |9 |- |[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sok%C3%B3%C5%82ka_County Sokółka] |[https://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Powiat_sok%C3%B3lskipowiat sokólski] |[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sok%C3%B3%C5%82ka Sokółka] |10 |- |[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Suwa%C5%82ki_County Suwałki] |[https://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Powiat_suwalski powiat suwalski] |[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Suwa%C5%82ki Suwałki] |9 |- |[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wysokie_Mazowieckie_County Wysokie Mazowieckie] |[https://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Powiat_wysokomazowiecki powiat wysokomazowiecki] |[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wysokie_Mazowieckie Wysokie Mazowieckie] |10 |- |[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zambr%C3%B3w_County Zambrów] |[https://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Powiat_zambrowski powiat zambrowski] |[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zambr%C3%B3w Zambrów] |5 |- |}
{{clear}} == Research Resources == *[https://geneteka.genealodzy.pl/index.php?op=gt&lang=eng&bdm=B&w=10pl&rid=B&search_lastname=&search_name=&search_lastname2=&search_name2=&from_date=&to_date= Geneteka] *Cemetery: [https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery-browse/Poland/Podlaskie?id=state_3066 Findagrave Podlaskie] *Cemetery: [https://grobonet.com/index.php?page=wyszukiwanie&imie=&nazw=&wojewodztwo=Podlaskie&miasto= Grobonet Podlaskie] *Cemetery: [https://www.ecmentarze.pl/wyszukaj-pochowanego/wojewodztwo/podlaskie eCmentarze.pl] *[https://www.bialystok.ap.gov.pl/ State Archive in Bilaystok] *[https://www.siedlce.ap.gov.pl/ State Archive in Siedlce] *[https://www.suwalki.ap.gov.pl/ State Archive in Suwalki] *[https://indeksy.projektpodlasie.pl/ Project Podlasie] indexes here you will find e.g. indexes of record books and indexes of Old Polish court books from 370 parishes (requires logging in) *[https://www.apokryfruski.org/kultura/podlasie/ Apokryf Ruski in Podlasie]: provides materials about Ukrainian culture and the history of Ukrainians (Ruthenians) in the western part of the Ukrainian ethnic area. ---- Comprehensive list (all of Poland): *[https://geneteka.genealodzy.pl/index.php?lang=eng Geneteka] If the "skan" is not attached to the transription, it will still state where the person got the information. You will need this as it most likely would be online, but you would have to access it from a different site like the archives or lubgens. *[https://metryki.genealodzy.pl/ Metryki Genealodzy] *[https://www.szukajwarchiwach.gov.pl/ Szukajwarchiwach] *[https://www.nac.gov.pl/ Narodowe Archiwum Cyfrowe] *[https://basia.famula.pl/en BaSIA] *[https://www.familysearch.org/en/wiki/Poland_Genealogy FamilySearch Poland Genealogy] *[http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~polwgw/polandgen.html PolandGenWeb] *[https://feefhs.org/resource/poland Foundation for East European Family History Studies] *[https://geneszukacz.genealodzy.pl Geneszukacz Genealodzy] *[https://genealodzy.pl/ Polskie Towarzystwo Genealogiczne] *[https://www.jri-poland.org/ JRI-Poland, Jewish & other records] *[https://www.jewishgen.org/ JewishGen] *[http://www.cyndislist.com/poland/cemeteries/ Cyndislist Cemeteries & Funeral Homes] *[https://sites.rootsweb.com/~polwgw/terms.html Rootsweb list of Polish Terms] *[https://wielcy.pl/wgm/spisy.php Minakowski's Great Genealogy] *[https://meta.genealogy.net/?lang=en Metasearch of various databases.] *Cemetery: [https://www.ecmentarze.pl/ eCmentarze] *Cemetery: [http://mogily.pl/start Mogily.pl] == Sources ==
Pohick Cemetery, Lorton, Virginia
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[http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=cr&GSln=arnold&GSiman=1&GScid=173435&CRid=173435&pt=Pohick%20Episcopal%20Church%20Cemetery& Findagrave Index Page]
[http://www.virginia.org/Listings/HistoricSites/PohickEpiscopalChurch/ Virginia Is For Lovers page]
[http://www.pohick.org/cemetery.html Pohick Episcopal Church] is a colonial church with a bumpy but prominent past. Past worshipers have included the likes of George Washington as well as several local families of note, both past and present. Memorials that have been connected to this project will have this in their biography section: {{Global Cemeteries|sub=Virginia|place=[[Space:Pohick_Cemetery, Lorton, Virginia |Pohick Cemetery]]}} As of 28 Jan 2015:
{| | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Prefix''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Last Name''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''First Name''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Middle Name''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Suffix''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Maiden Name''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Year''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Year''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Inscription''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Notes''' |- | ||[[Mauck-74|Mauck]]||Leona||F||||||1888||1980||||photo added |- | ||[[Mauck-75|Mauck]]||Jony||T||||||1889||1933||||photo added |- | ||[[Mauck-76|Mauck]]||Shelton||J||||||1912||1938||||photo added |- | ||[[Carter-12265|Carter]]||John||Hill||||||1874||1966||||photo added |- | ||[[Henry-4290|Carter]]||Florence||L||||||1882||1942||||photo added |- | ||[[Carter-12266|Hunter]]||Dorothy||N||||||1904||1970||||photo added |- | ||[[Hunter-5357|Hunter]]||Lester||A||||||1889||1957||||photo added |- | ||[[Davis-27590|Davis]]||Willie||B||||||1897||1945||||photo added |- | ||[[Unknown-267449|Davis]]||Pearl||S||||||1901||1961||||photo added |- | ||[[Hall-15580|Hall]]||Robert||Warthen||||||1913||1968||||photo added |- | ||[[Herndon-566|Herndon]]||Robin||Warthen||||||1956||1958||Son of Joan and Stanley Herndon||photo added |- | ||[[Hall-15581|Hall]]||Robert||S||||||1885||1976||||photo added |- | ||[[Unknown-267450|Hall]]||Maggie||Lee||||||1882||1984||||photo added |- | ||[[Simmons-5269|Simmons]]||William||V||||||1899||1956||Born Louin, Miss; Beloved Husband of Sallie Wright; XXIII Psalm||photo added |- | ||[[Wright-14421|Wright]]||Carroll||||||||1903||1995||||photo added |- | ||[[Wright-14420|Wright]]||William||W||||||1868||1946||||photo added |- | ||[[Unknown-267453|Wright]]||Lucille||M||||||1879||1973||||photo added |- | ||[[Wright-14422|Wright]]||Edward||Barron||||||1926||1996||And may there be no sadness of farewell||photo added |- | ||[[Beane-234|Wright]]||Barbara||||||Beane||1926||2012||And may there be no sadness of farewell||photo added |- | ||[[Howard-8428|Howard]]||Annie||H||||||1898||1986||||photo added |- | ||[[Barron-2177|Barron]]||Edward||P||||||1878||1971||||photo added |- | ||[[Barron-2178|Wright]]||Alice||||||Barron||1905||1997||||photo added |- | |}
As of 27 Jan 2015:
{| | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Prefix''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Last Name''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''First Name''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Middle Name''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Suffix''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Maiden Name''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Year''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Year''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Inscription''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Notes''' |- | ||[[Unknown-267327|Gustafson]]||Clara||B||||||1896||1982||||photo added |- | ||[[Gustafson-343|Gustafson]]||Charles||||||||1894||1976||||photo added |- | ||[[Gustafson-344|Gustafson]]||Francis||Leon||||||1926||1934||||photo added |- | ||[[Marshall-6905|Marshall]]||Roy ||A||||||1896||1989||||photo added |- | ||[[Gustafson-345|Gustafson]]||Jack||R||||||1923||||||photo added |- | ||[[Marshall-6904|Marshall]]||John||A||||||1902||1956||Virginia PFC CO G 304 Infantry World War II||photo added |- | Miss||Alexander||Nellie|||||||||||||| |- | ||[[Unknown-267328|Gustafson]]||Alma ||S||||||1922||||||photo added |- | ||[[English-1619|English]]||Marshall||L||||||1914||1933||||photo added |- | ||[[Unknown-267234|Marshall]]||Agnes||Rose||||||1916||2011||Devoted Wife||photo added |- | ||[[Marshall-6906|Marshall]]||Boyd||Alan||||||1920||2009||SGT US Army World War II||photo added |- | ||UNKNOWN||Two Unknown Women|||||||||||||| |- | ||Alexander||L||Massey||||Brown|||||||| |- | ||Alexander||Richard||Brown|||||||||||| |- | Miss||Alexander||Mary||Brown|||||||||||| |- | Miss||Alexander||Helen||Brown|||||||||||| |- | ||[[Brown-34839|Brown]]||Helen||||||||||1787||||photo added |- | Miss||Brown||Annie|||||||||||||| |- | Mrs||Alexander||Charles|||||||||||||| |- | ||Alexander||Charles|||||||||||||| |- | Mrs||Swann||WT|||||||||||||| |- | Miss||Swann||Mary|||||||||||||| |- | Miss||Swann||Frances||B|||||||||||| |- | ||Swann||Maria||L||||||||||Infant|| |- | Dr||[[Brown-34840|Brown]]||William||||||||||1792||(Tablet)||photo added |- | ||[[Unknown-267321|Alexander]]||Susan||P||||||||1837||(Tablet)||photo added |- | ||[[Swan-1115|Montague]]||Elizabeth||||||Swan||1909||1984||||photo added |- | ||[[Montague-563|Montague]]||Lewis||Pohatan||||||1914||2006||A True Virginia Gentleman||photo added |- | ||[[Petitt-38|Petitt]]||Ernest ||A||||||1890||1982||||photo added |- | ||[[Unknown-267323|Petitt]]||Florence||E||||||1896||1990||||photo added |- | ||[[Petitt-39|Petitt]]||Silas||Daniel||||||1866||1942||||photo added |- | ||[[Unknown-267324|Petitt]]||Caroline||Virginia||||||1870||1966||||photo added |- | ||[[Green-13189|Green]]||Marjorie||Elizabeth||||||1927||1969||Teacher - Musician - Friend||photo added |- | ||[[Barnard-1965|Barnard]]||Morris||Macy||||||1862||1937||||photo added |- | ||[[Fellows-690|Barnard]]||Edith||||||Fellows||1866||||||photo added |- | ||[[Clarke-5285|Clarke]]||Flossie||||||||1890||1944||||photo added |- | ||[[Clarke-5286|Clarke]]||Estella||Lynn||||||1859||1936||||photo added |- | ||[[Hornbaker-46|Hornbaker]]||Frank||Wandling||||||1875||1937||||photo added |- | ||[[Clarke-5287|Hornbaker]]||Grace||Clarke||||||1887||1968||||photo added |- | ||[[Hornbaker-47|Winn]]||Lynn||||||Hornbaker||1944||1967||||photo added |- | ||[[Hornbaker-48|Wilcher]]||Mildred||||||Hornbaker||1915||1964||||photo added |- | ||[[Crim-156|Hall]]||Catherine||||||Crim||1931||2004||||photo added |- | ||[[English-1620|English]]||Marie||L||||||1893||1976||||photo added |- | ||[[English-1621|English]]||Raymond||H||||||1892||1977||||photo added |- | ||[[English-1621|English]]||Raymond||G||||||1917||2004||||photo added |- | |}
As of 26 Jan 2015:
{| | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Prefix''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Last Name''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''First Name''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Middle Name''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Suffix''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Maiden Name''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Year''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Year''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Inscription''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Notes''' |- | ||Fance||Elizabeth||||||||||||||Name supposed but not confirmed |- | ||[[Millan-51|Mason]]||Bessie||||||Millan||1865||1924||Wife of JPH Mason||photo added |- | ||France||Cleveland||||||||||||||Name supposed but not confirmed |- | ||[[Unknown-267179|Webb]]||Irene||Katherine Y||||||1935||1995||In Our Hearts Forever||photo added |- | ||[[Unknown-267180|Kilmarx]]||Bernice||T||||||1921||2010||Eternally Loved… Robert A Kilmax||photo added |- | Dr||[[Kilmarx-2|Kilmarx]]||Robert||A||||||1924||2013||International Man of Mystery||photo added |- | ||[[Petitt-37|Petitt]]||Ernest ||A||Jr||||1928||2009||||photo added |- | ||[[Unknown-267182|Petitt]]||Mary||Frances||||||1935||||||photo added |- | ||[[Romo-462|Romo]]||Aontonio||D||||||1981||1997||||photo added |- | Gen||[[Hunter-5341|Hunter]]||Alexander||||||||||1819||Son of Nathanial C(?) & Sarah Ann Hunter||photo added |- | ||[[Pearson-3851|Chapman]]||Constantia||||||Pearson||1714||1791||||photo added |- | ||[[Chapman-6589|Chapman]]||Nathaniel||||Jr||||1740||1781||||photo added |- | ||[[Chapman-6590|Chapman]]||George||||||||1749||||||photo added |- | ||[[Macrae-349|Chapman]]||Amelia||||||Macrae||||1828||||photo added |- | ||[[Chapman-6591|Chapman]]||George||||Jr||||1780||||||photo added |- | Dr||[[Hunter-5343|Hunter]]||John||||||||1721||1783||||photo added |- | ||[[Chapman-6592|Hunter]]||Elizabeth||||||Chapman||1733||||||photo added |- | ||[[Hunter-5344|Hunter]]||George||||||||1753||1776||Navy Surgeon||photo added |- | ||[[Hunter-5342|Hunter]]||Nathaniel||Chapman||||||1763||1812||||photo added |- | ||[[Tyler-3200|Hunter]]||Sarah||Ann||||Tyler||1711||1845||||photo added |- | ||[[Hunter-5345|Hunter]]||Arianna||||||||1787||1811||||photo added |- | ||[[Young-13804|Young]]||James||F||||||1854||1925||||photo added |- | ||[[Hunter-5346|Hunter]]||George||||||||1794||||||photo added |- | ||[[Hunter-5347|Hunter]]||Nathaniel||Chapman||Jr||||1794||||||photo added |- | ||[[Hunter-5348|Hunter]]||Charles||Tyler||||||1810||1818||||photo added |- | ||[[Unknown-267187|Young]]||Effie||||||||1871||1918||||photo added |- | ||[[Young-13805|Young]]||Catherine||||||||1906||1929||||photo added |- | ||[[Young-13806|Young]]||James||Wallace||||||1904||1988||Together Forever||photo added |- | ||[[Unknown-267190|Young]]||Viola||K||||||1909||1994||Together Forever||photo added |- | Miss||Swann||Mary||Mason|||||||||||| |- | ||Swann||William||Thomas||III|||||||||| |- | |}
As of 25 Jan 2015:
{| | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Prefix''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Last Name''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''First Name''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Middle Name''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Suffix''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Maiden Name''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Year''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Year''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Inscription''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Notes''' |- | ||[[Davis-27509|Brooks]]||Helen||||||Davis||1886||1976||||photo added |- | ||[[Davis-27510|Davis]]||Fannie||Louise||||||1892||1911||Daughters of Fred M & Annie L Davis||photo added |- | ||[[Unknown-267091|Davis]]||Rose||P||||||1878||1950||||photo added |- | ||[[Davis-27511|Davis]]||Jerry||H.S.||||||1876||1914||||photo added |- | ||[[Stone-6669|Stone]]||Caleb||S||||||1826||1902||||photo added |- | ||[[Halley-152|Stone]]||Ann||||||Halley||1824||1886||||photo added |- | ||[[Stone-6668|Davis]]||Frances||||||Stone||1851||1890||||photo added |- | ||[[Davis-27512|Davis]]||Haywood||||||||1846||1928||||photo added |- | ||[[Davis-27513|Davis]]||Theresa||R||||||1861||1956||||photo added |- | ||[[Davis-27514|Davis]]||Kennon||Thetford||||||1903||1934||||photo added |- | ||[[Unknown-267093|Glover]]||Winnifred||M||||||1905||1978||||photo added |- | ||[[Glover-2845|Glover]]||Lynn||||Jr||||1908||1971||||photo added |- | ||[[Davis-27515|Davis]]||George||Samuel||||||1872||1919||||photo added |- | ||[[Plaskett-19|Davis]]||Mary||||||Plaskett||1876||1960||||photo added |- | ||[[Davis-27516|Davis]]||George||Samuel||2nd||||1917||1935||"God is his own interpretter and he will make it plain"||photo added |- | ||[[Davis-27517|Davis]]||John||Haywood||||||1914||2002||1st Lt US Army World War II||photo added |- | ||[[Unknown-267095|Glover]]||Catharine||W||||||1882||1967||Rest In Peace||photo added |- | ||[[Lommasson-1|Lommasson]]||Everett||L||||||1904||1957||||photo added |- | ||[[Lommasson-2|Crampton]]||Harriet||Lommasson||||||1919||2003||||Possibly wife or sister of Everett - buried exceptionally close |- | ||[[Mason-5815|Mason]]||Ethel||Louise||||||1886||1914||Daughter of JPH & Anita||photo added |- | ||[[Millan-50|Mason]]||Anita||||||Millan||1857||1897||Wife of JPH Mason||photo added |- | ||[[Mason-5816|Mason]]||John||Parker Hale||||||1849||1934||||photo added |- | |}
As of 22 Jan 2015:
{| | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Last Name''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''First Name''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Middle Name''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Suffix''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Maiden Name''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Year''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Year''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Inscription''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Notes''' |- | [[Hicks-5986|Hicks]]||Silas||||||||1882||1926||||photo added |- | [[Unknown-266618|Hicks]]||Hannah ||M||||||1872||1935||Wife of Silas Hicks||photo added |- | [[Hicks-5987|Hicks]]||Bernard||||||||1881||1950||||photo added |- | [[Deardorff-112|Deardorff]]||William||I||||||||1919||||photo added |- | [[Vandersluis-7|Vandersluis]]||John||Bresett||||||1894||1948||||photo added |- | [[Unknown-266621|Vandersluis]]||Mary||Ellen||||||1876||1956||Wife of John Bresett Vandersluis||photo added |- | [[Haislip-79|Haislip]]||John||||||||1810||1898||||photo added |- | [[Tyler-3196|Denty]]||Catharine||||||Tyler||1869||1929||Wife of N.B. Denty||photo added |- | [[Denty-11|Denty]]||Napoleon||B||||||1856||1943||||photo added |- | Trice||Infants||||||||||||Infants of BF and AR Trice|| |- | [[Trice-128|Trice]]||Curtis||||||||1900||1921||son of BF & AR Trice||photo added |- | [[Morgan-8896|Baker]]||Frances||||||Morgan||1884||1975||||photo added |- | [[Baker-16235|Baker]]||Abram ||J||||||1875||1970||||photo added |- | [[Unknown-266625|Brown]]||Celeste||B||||||1923||1974||Beloved wife & mother (Mother footstone)||photo added |- | [[Brown-34728|Brown]]||M||G "Scutter"||Jr||||1921||||To Inifinity (Father footstone)||photo added |- | [[Unknown-266627|Byington]]||Emma||J||||||1870||1953||||photo added |- | [[Byington-93|Byington]]||Samuel||Minor||||||1864||1923||||photo added |- | |}
As of 20 Jan 2015:
{| | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Last Name''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''First Name''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Middle Name''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Suffix''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Maiden Name''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Year''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Year''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Inscription''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Notes''' |- | [[Morgan-8885|Morgan]]||John||A||||||1869||1900||son of John H & Flora L||photo added |- | [[DePaolis-1|DePaolis]]||Tracy||Romine||||||1980||1880||||photo added |- | [[Vadala-4|Taft]]||Julia||Vadala||||||1942||2008||||photo added |- | [[Taft-294|Taft]]||William||Howard||IV||||1945||||||photo added |- | [[Karas-68|Karas]]||James||Arthur||||||1931||||Married April 17, 1963||photo added |- | [[Unknown-266269|Karas]]||Effi||Marie||||||1934||2013||Married April 17, 1963||photo added |- | [[Suggs-267|Suggs]]||Jon||K||||||1930||2006||||photo added |- | [[Duncan-5402|Duncan]]||Robert||Vernon Harris||||||1910||1988||||photo added |- | [[Moncure-55|Duncan]]||Marion||||||Moncure||1913||1978||||photo added |- | [[Duncan-5403|Duncan]]||Baby John||||||||1955||1961||||photo added |- | [[Little-3311|Little]]||James||D||Jr||||1929||2001||||photo added |- | [[Unknown-266271|Little]]||Edna||D||||||1932||||||photo added |- | [[Pease-1013|Pease]]||Stewart||Stranahan||||||1916||1995||||photo added |- | [[Williams-29214|Pease]]||M.||Jean||||Williams||1927||2010||SGT US Army World War II||(2 stones) photo added |- | [[Williams-29215|Williams]]||Hugh||||||||1891||1963||||photo added |- | [[Unknown-266277|Williams]]||Mary||Esther||||||1899||1958||Wife of Hugh Williams||photo added |- | [[Pease-1014|Pease]]||Mary||Ann||||||1961||1990||Daughter of Stewart & Jean Pease||photo added |- | [[Hyde-1903|Hyde]]||Jean||M||||||1852||1936||||photo added |- | [[Walton-2619|Walton]]||Brian||Scott||||||1959||2004||In Loving Memory||stone is visible in background of another tombstone photo |- | |}
As of 10 Jan 2015:
{| | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Prefix''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Last Name''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''First Name''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Middle Name''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Suffix''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Maiden Name''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Year''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Year''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Plot''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Inscription''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Notes''' |- | ||[[Arnold-3718|Arnold]]||Ralph||Madison||||||1903||1992|||||| |- | ||[[Arnold-3719|Clews]]||Julia||Calvert||||Arnold||1911||2009||||||grouped photo added |- | ||[[Potts-1760|Arnold]]||Helen||Corrine||||Potts||1908||1976||||||grouped photo added |- | Rev.||[[Clews-12|Clews]]||William||Hedley||||||1909||1979||||||grouped photo added |- | ||[[Dishman-58|Arnold]]||Julia||Asbury||||Dishman||1875||1972|||||| |- | ||[[Arnold-3712|Arnold]]||Isaac||David||||||1859||1945|||||| |- | ||[[Arnold-3711|Pearce]]||Edna||Hayes||||Arnold||1892||1976|||||| |- | |- | |}
[http://www.pohick.org/cemetery.html Official Website]
[http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=cr&GSln=arnold&GSiman=1&GScid=173435&CRid=173435&pt=Pohick%20Episcopal%20Church%20Cemetery& Findagrave Index Page]
[http://www.virginia.org/Listings/HistoricSites/PohickEpiscopalChurch/ Virginia Is For Lovers page]
[http://www.pohick.org/cemetery.html Pohick Episcopal Church] is a colonial church with a bumpy but prominent past. Past worshipers have included the likes of George Washington as well as several local families of note, both past and present. Memorials that have been connected to this project will have this in their biography section: {{Global Cemeteries|sub=Virginia|place=[[Space:Pohick_Cemetery, Lorton, Virginia |Pohick Cemetery]]}} As of 28 Jan 2015:
{| | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Prefix''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Last Name''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''First Name''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Middle Name''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Suffix''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Maiden Name''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Year''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Year''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Inscription''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Notes''' |- | ||[[Mauck-74|Mauck]]||Leona||F||||||1888||1980||||photo added |- | ||[[Mauck-75|Mauck]]||Jony||T||||||1889||1933||||photo added |- | ||[[Mauck-76|Mauck]]||Shelton||J||||||1912||1938||||photo added |- | ||[[Carter-12265|Carter]]||John||Hill||||||1874||1966||||photo added |- | ||[[Henry-4290|Carter]]||Florence||L||||||1882||1942||||photo added |- | ||[[Carter-12266|Hunter]]||Dorothy||N||||||1904||1970||||photo added |- | ||[[Hunter-5357|Hunter]]||Lester||A||||||1889||1957||||photo added |- | ||[[Davis-27590|Davis]]||Willie||B||||||1897||1945||||photo added |- | ||[[Unknown-267449|Davis]]||Pearl||S||||||1901||1961||||photo added |- | ||[[Hall-15580|Hall]]||Robert||Warthen||||||1913||1968||||photo added |- | ||[[Herndon-566|Herndon]]||Robin||Warthen||||||1956||1958||Son of Joan and Stanley Herndon||photo added |- | ||[[Hall-15581|Hall]]||Robert||S||||||1885||1976||||photo added |- | ||[[Unknown-267450|Hall]]||Maggie||Lee||||||1882||1984||||photo added |- | ||[[Simmons-5269|Simmons]]||William||V||||||1899||1956||Born Louin, Miss; Beloved Husband of Sallie Wright; XXIII Psalm||photo added |- | ||[[Wright-14421|Wright]]||Carroll||||||||1903||1995||||photo added |- | ||[[Wright-14420|Wright]]||William||W||||||1868||1946||||photo added |- | ||[[Unknown-267453|Wright]]||Lucille||M||||||1879||1973||||photo added |- | ||[[Wright-14422|Wright]]||Edward||Barron||||||1926||1996||And may there be no sadness of farewell||photo added |- | ||[[Beane-234|Wright]]||Barbara||||||Beane||1926||2012||And may there be no sadness of farewell||photo added |- | ||[[Howard-8428|Howard]]||Annie||H||||||1898||1986||||photo added |- | ||[[Barron-2177|Barron]]||Edward||P||||||1878||1971||||photo added |- | ||[[Barron-2178|Wright]]||Alice||||||Barron||1905||1997||||photo added |- | |}
As of 27 Jan 2015:
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As of 26 Jan 2015:
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As of 25 Jan 2015:
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As of 22 Jan 2015:
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As of 20 Jan 2015:
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As of 10 Jan 2015:
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Point Mountain Cemetery, Webster Springs, West Virginia
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[[Category:Point_Mountain_Cemetery,_Webster_Springs,_West_Virginia]][[Category:Webster Springs, West Virginia]] {{One Place Study|place=[[Space:Point_Mountain_Cemetery%2C_Webster_Springs%2C_West_Virginia|Point Mountain Cemetery, Webster Springs, West Virginia]]|category=Point_Mountain_Cemetery,_Webster_Springs,_West_Virginia}} {{Clear}} * [[:Category:Point_Mountain_Cemetery%2C_Webster_Springs%2C_West_Virginia]] * [[Special:Whatlinkshere/space:Point_Mountain_Cemetery%2C_Webster_Springs%2C_West_Virginia |WikiTree Profiles that link to this page.]] {{Image|file=Point_Mountain_Cemetery_Webster_Springs_West_Virginia-2.jpg|align=c|size=l|caption= Point Mountain Cemetery}} * '''Cemetery name:''' Point Mountain Cemetery *'''Address:''' 5205 Point Mountain Road (aka US 15), Webster Springs, WV. *'''Elevation:''' 3146.3 or 959.0 m *'''GPS Coordinates:''' [https://goo.gl/maps/RHzsx9SgwjDGD88p8 38.52361,-80.30899] *'''Information:''' ::FindAGrave: [https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/2257264 #2257264] ===About=== This free space page for the Point Mountain Cemetery is part of WikiTree's [[Project:West_Virginia_Cemeteries|West Virginia Cemeteries Project]], and was created to document the life and times of our ancestors that are interred there. The West Virginia Cemeteries Project is a subproject of the larger [[Project:United_States_Cemeteries|U.S. Cemeteries Project]]. Point Mountain Cemetery is located at 5205 Point Mountain Road (aka Highway 15), Webster Springs, West Virginia. This cemetery is located in Webster County, West Virginia. The cemetery is owned and maintained by the Point Mountain Community Church. This cemetery is in Excellent condition. The lawn and gravestones are kept up regularly. These Ancestors are lovingly cared for with almost every gravesite having permanent plants (mostly clusters of lilies). The Church is no longer in use but maintained. There is only one small gravel drive and it is uphill. '''When heavy snow or rain, the gravel drive is near impossible to use.''' === History=== This cemetery is also sometimes referred to the "Lower Point Mountain Community Cemetery." and “Point Mountain Community Cemetery.” * The earliest confirmed burial was of [[Hamrick-924|Benjamin Franklin Hamrick]] in 1895. * The last confirmed burial was of Richard Lee Kyle in 2022. ----- === Veterans=== *[[Armentrout-1136|Cecil Lawrence Armentrout (1930-2003)]] *[[Armentrout-1124|Emery Ray Armentrout (1934-1981)]] ===Interments=== There are over 350 recorded interments in Point Mountain Cemetery. There are several misc pieces of embedded large flat stones (similar to granite) mostly up on top of the hill. These could be markers of graves but with no indication, it is hard to tell. There are also a lot of the funeral home little metal signs with no tombstones. ----- This page is a work in progress, and will remain so until the Table of Interments (below) is completed. The Table of Interments is a sortable listing of persons interred at this cemetery, some or all of whom are linked to existing WikiTree profiles. Although all grave markers in this cemetery have been photographed, the photos can only be displayed for persons with existing WikiTree profiles. If you know of a person interred at this cemetery that should be linked to an existing WikiTree profile, or needs to have a profile created for them, please contact [[Craig-4574|Sandy Patak]] for assistance (FAG name is Kit and most of the photos of this cemetery on that website are my originals.) [[Craig-4574|Sandy Patak]] is related to most of the ancestors in this cemetery and can also help with general genealogy. ----- ===Tasks Completed=== Photography * 100% of grave markers photographed w/ GPS coordinates on October 3, 2017 Data Transcriptions * In progress 80% of the Transcriptions are Completed. ----- ===Links to Other Online Resources=== Please do not copy photos or other information from these websites unless it is your original material. :[http://churches-and-cemeteries.com/pages/2573997.html Churches and Cemeteries page]
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{{West Virginia Sticker|part of West Virginia's history}} |} {{Clear}} ===Table of Interments=== Over 250 interments in this cemetery. All interments have been documented and are now being added to this table. Tombstone photos have been taken by [[Craig-4574|Sandy Craig]] and hope to be uploaded in January 2023. ----- '''WORK IN PROGRESS TABLE:''' Slowly transcribing entire cemetery photos to WikiTree. {| border="4" class="wikitable sortable" |- ! align="center" style="background:#669900;"|'''Last Name''' ! align="center" style="background:#669900;"|'''First Name''' ! align="center" style="background:#669900;"|'''Middle Name''' ! align="center" style="background:#669900;"|'''Born''' ! align="center" style="background:#669900;"|'''Died''' ! align="center" style="background:#77b300;"|'''Notes''' ! align="center" style="background:#cccc00;"|'''Click for larger view''' |- |[[Armentrout-1124|Armentrout]] | Emery || Ray || 1934 September 21 || 1981 October 30 || ||[[Image:Point_Mountain_Cemetery_Webster_Springs_West_Virginia-4.jpg|100px]] |-align="center" |- |[[Armentrout-271|Armentrout | Cecil]] || Lawrence || 1930 September 18 || 2003 November 11 ||Profile Locked, sent TL Request 7/27/22 ||[[Image:Point_Mountain_Cemetery_Webster_Springs_West_Virginia-3.jpg|100px]] |-align="center" |- |[[Armentrout-252|Armentrout]] |Bernard||Earnest||1894 March 15||1947 December 26|| ||[[Image:Armentrout-267.jpg|75px]] |- |[[Armentrout-267|Armentrout, formally McGraw]] | Glendora || Eva || 1901 July 1 || 1947 December 28 || ||[[Image:Armentrout-267.jpg|75px]] |-align="center" |- | Ball | Stephanie || Renee || 1981 February 25 || 2005 December 8 || || Y| |- | Barnhouse | John || || 1847 December || 1918 November 25 || || Y| |- | Baughman | Albert Heaston || || 1876 October 26 || 1948 August 12 || || Y| |- | Bennett | Artley || H || || 1975 December 8 || || Y| |- | Bennett | Charles || E || 1920 February 20 || 1946 September 17 || || Y |- | Bennett | Clarence || Emery || 1912 September 29 || 1975 || || Y |- | Bennett | David || Artley || 1944 June 4 || 1944 June 5 || || Y |- | Bennett | Dora || || 1933 November 20 || 1933 December 13 || || Y |- | Bennett | Edna || Lenore || 1916 September 4 || 1930 June 29 || Accidental Drowning || Y |- | Bennett | Ernest || Ray || 1884 October 15 || 1959 November 16 || || Y |- | Bennett , formally Mansfield | Esther || M || 1918 || 2011 || || Y |- |[[Hamrick-1435|Bennett, formally Hamrick]] | Hattie || Gay || 1893 February 9 || 1967 May 10 || || Y |- | Bennett | Hugh || Bent || 1894 April 14 || 1947 August 17 || || Y |- | Bennett | Infant || || 1932 February 17 || 1932 February 23 || || Y |- | Bennett | Joseph || Hickman || 1867 August 19 || 1957 June 1 || || Y |- | Bennett, formally Straley | Marian || Emogene || 1923 February 16 || 1998 August 24 || || Y |- | Bennett | Marion || Junior || 1922 October 17 || 1969 April || || Y |- | Bennett | Marion || O || 1886 || 1969 || || Y |- | Bennett | Mary || Alice || 1929 July 22 || 2009 July 26 || || Y |- | Bennett | Nancy || E || 1891 || 1980 || || Y |- | Bennett | Ralph || Wesley || 1914 March 3 || 1930 June 29 || Accidental Drowning || Y |- | Bennett | Robert || W || 1947 June 30 || 1981 December 3 || || Y |- | Bennett, Gregory | Ruby || || 1914 February 17 || 2003 December 7 || || Y |-align="center" | Bennett, formally Hamrick | Savina || Koski || 1872 March 30 || 1954 July 31 || aka Caskie || Y |- | Bennett, formally Hamrick | Shirley || Ann || 1944 June 9 || 2014 November 14 || || Y |- | Bennett | William || Ernest || 1925 || 1976 || || Y |- | Boggs | Clarence || Jackson || 1907 March 12 || 1941 November 22 || || Y |- | Boggs, formally Hamrick | Rossie || Gay || 1914 || 1994 || || Y |- | Bonham, formally Bennett | Betty || Ruth || 1915 January 28 || 1997 June 16 || || Y |- | Bonham | Traber || Gatewood || 1914 November 28 || 1982 August 1 || || Y |-align="center" | [[Conrad-1933|Bonner, formally Conrad]] | Esta || Ann || 1880 June 6 || 1970 April 1 || || [[Image:Conrad-1933.jpg|100px]] |-align="center" |[[Gregory-4075|Bonner, formerly Gregory]]||Harriett||Henrietta||1880 July 6||1952 June 7||Married to [[Bonner-1017|Noah A. Bonner]]||[[Image:Gregory-4075-1.jpg|100px]] |-align="center" |[[Bonner-1018|Bonner]]||Iva ||Gay ||1911 November 30||1920 November 7||Died at age 8 of Colitis|||[[Image:Bonner-1018-1.jpg|100px]] |-align="center" |[[Bonner-1017|Bonner]]||Noah ||Athen||1882 March 2||1967 February 20||Married to [[Gregory-4075|Harriett H. Gregory]]|| [[Image:Bonner-1017-1.jpg|100px]] |-align="center" | [[Bonner-1205|Bonner | Parker]] || Ray || 1920 June 28 || 2013 August 2 || || [[Image:Bonner-1205.jpg|100px]] |-align="center" |[[Bonner-1203| Bonner | Viola]] || O || 1916 May 19 || 2010 June 1 || || [[Image:Bonner-1203.jpg|100px]] |- | Brake | Frances || B || 1903 October 10 || 1977 November 11 || || Y |- | [[Brake-305|Brake | John]] || E || 1904 November 11 || 1974 ||Married to [[Green-52833|Russie (Green) Brake]] || [[Image:Brake-305.jpg|100px]] |- | [[Green-52833|Brake , formally Green]] | Russie || V || 1912 May 13 || 2003 October 25 ||Married to [[Brake-305|John E Brake]] || [[Image:Brake-305.jpg|100px]] |- | Britton | Dennis || Ellsworth || 1906 October 19 || 1968 March 8 || || Y |- | Britton | Elwood || "Ted" || 1919 January 29 || 1976 August 25 || || Y |- | Britton | Junior || Ellsworth || 1933 November 9 || 1933 November 21 || || Y |- | Britton | Lloyd || Hector || 1942 December 25 || 1944 May 20 || || Y |- | Britton , formally Plum | Myrtle || C || 1883 || 1968 January 25 || || Y |- | Britton | Richard || Harold || 1941 June 6 || 1941 June 7 || || Y |- | Britton | Ross || William || 1911 || 1943 || || Y |- | Britton , Weese | Ruby || Mae || 1910 December 14 || 1990 July 7 || || Y |- | Britton | Thomas || D || unknown || 1979 February 22 || || Y |- | Britton | William || Lloyd || 1874 August 29 || 1957 August 28 || || Y |- | Brown , formally Hamrick | Fern || Virginia || 1915 June 5 || 2003 March 8 || || Y |- | Burns, formally Britton | Helen || H || 1922 June 15 || 2005 September 29 || || Y |- | Canipe , formally Samples | Dottie || Lou || 1949 March 20 || 2009 July 31 || || Y |- | Carpenter | Arlie || A || 1911 May 11 || 2004 || || Y |- | Carpenter | Christina || Marie || 1997 || 1997 || || Y |- | Carpenter | Evelyn || I || 1923 || 2000 || || Y |- | Carpenter , formally Meadows | Geraldine || C "Coe" || 1929 February 8 || 1996 February 3 || || Y |- | Carpenter , formally Alderman | Imogene || || unknown || 2000 September 22 || || Y |- | Carpenter | Ira || J || 1925 April 11 || 1975 July 26 || || Y |- | Carpenter | John || Landon || 1883 || 1976 May 17 || || Y |- |Carpenter , formally Payne | Lucy || Ann || 1888 || 1976 || || Y |- | Chafin | Estile || || 1926 September 9 || 1972 January || || Y |- | Clevenger | Shed || || 1899 || 1899 || || Y |- | Clevenger | Madaline || || 1916 || 2007 || || Y |- | Cogar | Barbara "Barbie" || June || 1960 October 8 || 1974 January 7 || || Y |- | Cogar | James || Woodzell || 1870 August 26 || 1943 June 27 || || Y |- | Cogar | Norma || V || 1932 October 8 || 1962 November 17 || || Y |-align="center" | [[Bonner-1204|Cogar , formally Bonner | Portia]] || || 1918 July 7 || 2010 March 18 || || [[Image:Bonner-1204.jpg|100px]] |- | Cogar , formally Mace | Salina || || 1870 September 12 || 1947 November 8 || || Y |- | Conrad | Fred "Freddie" || Elmore || 1901 September 20 || 1985 || || Y |- | Conrad | Howard || L || 1914 June 29 || 1995 December 16 || || Y |- | Conrad , formally Hamrick | Mazie || Elizabeth || 1907 April 1 || 1979 || || Y |- | Conrad | Myrtle || R || 1910 March 31 || 1992 January 23 || || Y |- | Cool | George || F || 1937 April 7 || 1993 September 8 || || Y |- | Cool | Julia || M || 1908 October 18 || 1984 December 11 || || Y |- | Cool , formally Hamrick | Mabel || Elizabeth || 1914 November 8 || 1995 December 21 || || Y |} Working Table {| border="4" class="wikitable sortable" |- ! align="center" style="background:#669900;"|'''Last Name''' ! align="center" style="background:#669900;"|'''First Name''' ! align="center" style="background:#669900;"|'''Born''' ! align="center" style="background:#669900;"|'''Died''' ! align="center" style="background:#77b300;"|'''Notes''' ! align="center" style="background:#cccc00;"|'''Photo click for larger view''' |-align="center" |[[Bonner-1012|MacLucas, formerly Bonner]]||Ina M.||1920 October 19||1994 January 25||Married Ward M King, Married William MacLucas|| [[Image:Bonner-1012-3.jpg|150px]] |- |[[Bonner-1013|Pye, formally Bonner]]||Elva||1913 April 3||1997 March 21||Married to William Jetter Pye; No Children||[[Image:Bonner-1013-1.jpg|100px]] |- |[[Pye-328|Pye]]||William Jetter||1914 November 25||1976 November 24||Married to Elva F Bonner. No children||[[Image:Pye-328-1.jpg|100px]] |- |[[King-17617|King]]||Douglas M.||1943 December 3||1943 December 3||Stillborn||[[Image:King-17617.jpg|100px]] |- |[[King-17616|King]]||Dewey M.||1942 November 1||1942 November 1||Stillborn||[[Image:King-17616-1.jpg|100px]] |- |} [[Space:Point_Mountain_Cemetery_Place_Study_Info|Point Mountain Cemetery Place Study Info]] == Sources == ALL photos unless noted were personally taken by [[Craig-4574|SCP]] September and October 2016.
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Pokegama Lake and the Battle of Pokegama, Fifty Years in the Northwest
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The '''Duchene/Laprairie''' family lived many years near the Presbyterian mission at Pokegama Lake in what is now Pine County, Minnesota. Here are excerpts which shine some light on the family's experiences. ===Fifty years in the Northwest=== From Folsom's Fifty years in the Northwest:Folsom, W. H. C., Edwards, E. E., ed. (1888) Fifty years in the Northwest. With an introduction and appendix containing reminiscences, incidents and notes. [St. Paul Published by Pioneer Press Company] [Pdf] Retrieved from the Library of Congress, https://www.loc.gov/item/rc01001070/. [https://www.loc.gov/resource/lhbum.01070/?sp=308 POKEGAMA LAKE.] :''This beautiful lake lies in township 39, range 22. It is about five miles in length by one in breadth and finds an outlet in Kanabee river. It is celebrated for its historical associations. [[Connor-3140|'''Thomas Conner''']], an old trader, informed the writer of these sketches in '''1847''', that he had had a trading post on the banks of this lake thirty years before, or about the year '''1816'''. This was before Fort Snelling was built. [[Connor-3140|'''Mr. Conner''']] said that there was'' [https://www.loc.gov/resource/lhbum.01070/?sp=309 Page 263] :''a French trading post at Pokegama long before he went there. It was in the spring of '''1847''', after a wearisome day's tramp, that I made his acquaintance and shared his unstinted hospitality. His post, at that time, was located at the mouth of Goose creek, Chicago county, on the banks of the St. Croix. His rude, portable house was built of bark, subdivided with mats and skins into different apartments. Although at an advanced period in life, his mind was clear and he conversed with a degree of intelligence which caused me to ask him why he lived thus secluded, away from all the privileges of a civilized life. His reasons, some of them, were forcible; he liked the quiet of the wilderness, away from the turmoils of the envious white race. I learned from him many interesting facts connected with travelers, traders and explorers of our St. Croix valley. This was the last season he spent on the river.'' :''In '''1847''', when I visited Pokegama, '''Jeremiah Russell''', an Indian farmer, had a very pretty farm on a point of land on the southwest side of the lake, and between the lake and the river. A Frenchman, [[Jarvis-4409|'''Jarvis''']], lived a short distance from '''Russell'''. Across the lake from '''Russell''''s were the neat and tasteful log buildings and gardens of the Presbyterian mission. The mission was established in the spring of 1836, by '''Rev. Frederic Ayer''' and his associates, under the auspicies of the American Board of Foreign Missions. '''Mr. Ayer''' had been laboring at Yellow Lake mission, but, owing to the growing unfriendliness of the Indians, had been removed to Pokegama. Much pertaining to the mission work, both at Pokegama and elsewhere, will be found in the biographies of the principal missionaries. We mention here only such incidents as may be of more general interest. For many of these incidents we are indebted to '''Mrs. Elisabeth J. Ayer''', of Belle Prairie, the widow of '''Rev. Frederick Ayer''', for a long time missionary to the Ojibways. This estimable lady has passed her eighty-fifth year, but her mind is still clear and her hand steady, her manuscript having the appearance of the work of a precise young schoolmistress. She mentions old Canadian, who had been in the country sixty years, and for seven or eight years had been entirely blind. He was known as [[Duchene-246|'''Mush-de-winini (The-old-blind-prairie-man)''']], also the old trader, [[Connor-3140|'''Thomas Conner''']], the remains of whose mud chimney and foundation of the old trading house may still be seen on the southern shore of the lake.'' [https://www.loc.gov/resource/lhbum.01070/?sp=310 Page 264] :'''''Franklin Steele''' was the first white man to visit the mission. In the spring of '''1837''' the mission aided three or four families in building. February, '''1837''', '''Rev. Mr. Hall''', of the La Pointe mission, visited Pokegama, and organized a church of seven members,--three of whom were natives,--administered the ordinance of baptism to eight persons, and solemnized two marriages, probably the first in the valley of the St. Croix. '''Revs. Boutwell and Ely''' came to the mission in '''1837'''. A school had been opened, some Indian houses built, and gardens enlarged, and the future of the mission seemed assured. '''Mrs. Ayer''' relates the following account of the'' :'''''BATTLE OF POKEGAMA'''.'' :''In '''1841''' the Sioux selected this settlement as the place to avenge the wrongs of the Ojibways--some of recent date; the principal of which was the Killing of two sons of [[Mdewakanton_Dakota-2|'''Little Crow''']] (done in self defense) between Pokegama and the falls of the St. Croix. The Sioux arrived at Pokegama in the night, and stopped on the opposite side of the lake, two miles from the mission. The main body went to the main settlement, and after examining the ground where they intended to operate, hid among the trees and brush back of the Indian gardens, with orders that all keep quiet on both sides of the lake till a given signal, when the Indians were busy in their gardens, and then make quick work. But their plans failed. Most of the Ojibways of the settlement had, from fear of the Sioux, slept on an island half a mile out in the lake (I mean the women and children), and were late to their gardens. In the meantime a loaded canoe was nearing the opposite shore and the few Sioux who had remained there to dispatch any who, in time of battle, might attempt to escape by crossing over, fired prematurely. This gave the alarm, and saved the Ojibways. The chief ran to '''Mr. Ayer''''s door and said, expressively: "The Sioux are upon us," and was off. The Indians seemed at once to understand that the main body of the enemy was at hand. The missionaries stepped out of the door and had just time to see a great splashing of water across the lake when bullets came whizzing about their ears, and they went in. The Sioux had left their hiding place and the battle commenced in earnest. Most of the women and children of the settlement were yet on the island. The house of the chief was well barricaded'' [https://www.loc.gov/resource/lhbum.01070/?sp=311 Page 265] :''and most of the men gathered in there. The remainder took refuge in a house more exposed, at the other end of the village. The enemy drew up very near and fired in at the window. One gun was made useless, being indented by a ball. The owner retired to a corner and spent the time in prayer. The mother of the house, with her small children, was on her way to the island under a shower of bullets, calling aloud on God for help.'' :''The missionaries seeing from their windows quantities of bloody flesh upon stumps in the battle field, thought surely that several of their friends had fallen. It proved to be a cow and calf of an Ojibway. The mission children were much frightened and asked many questions, and for apparent safety went up stairs and were put behind some well filled barrels. In the heat of battle two Ojibways came from the island and landed in front of Mr. Ayer's house. They drew their canoe ashore and secreted themselves as well as the surroundings would permit. Not long after three Sioux ran down the hill and toward the canoe. They wore fired upon and one fell dead. The other two ran for help but before they could return the Ojibways were on the way back to the island. Not having time to take the scalp of their enemy, they hastily cut the powder horn strap from his breast, dripping with blood, as a trophy of victory. The Sioux drew the dead body up the hill and back to the place of fighting. The noise ceased. The battle was over. The missionaries soon heard the joyful words, quietly spoken: "We still live." Not a warrior had fallen. The two school girls who were in the canoe at the first firing in the morning were the only ones killed, though half the men and boys in the fight were wounded. The Sioux women and boys who had come with their warriors to carry away the spoils had the chagrin of returning as empty as they came.'' :''The Ojibways were careful that no canoe should be left within reach of the Sioux. From necessity they took a canoe, made by Mr. Ely, and removed their dead two miles up the river, dressed them (seemingly) in the best the party could furnish, with each a double barreled gun, a tomahawk and scalping knife, set them up against some large trees and went on their way. Some of these articles, including their head-dresses, were sent to the museum of the American board, in Boston.'' [https://www.loc.gov/resource/lhbum.01070/?sp=312 Page 266] :''In the closing scene the missionaries had the opportunity of seeing the difference between those Indians who had listened to instruction and those who had not. The second day after the battle the pagan party brought back to the island the dead bodies of their enemies, cut in pieces, and distributed parts to such Ojibways as had at any time lost friends by the hands of the Sioux. One woman, whose daughter was killed and mutilated on that memorable morning, when she saw the canoes coming, with a head raised high in the air on a long pole, waded out into the water, grabbed it like a hungry dog and dashed it repeatedly on the stones with savage fierceness. Others of the pagans conducted themselves in a similar manner. They even cooked some of the flesh that night in their kettles of rice. [[Anishinaabe-Ojibwe-1|'''Eunice''']] (as she was named at her baptism) was offered an arm. At first she hesitated; but for reasons, sufficient in her own mind, thought best to take it. Her '''daughter-in-law, widow of her son''' who had recently been killed and chopped into pieces by the Sioux, took another, and they went into their lodge. [[Anishinaabe-Ojibwe-1|'''Eunice''']] said: "'''My daughter''', we must not do as some of our friends are doing. We have been taught better," and taking some white cloths from her sack they wrapped the arms in them, offered a prayer, and gave them a decent burial.'' ---- ===The Ojibwe Journals of Edmund F. Ely 1833-1849=== From The Ojibwe Journals of Edmund F. Ely 1833-1849:The Ojibwe Journals of Edmund F. Ely 1833-1849, Edited & with an introduction by Theresa M. Schenck, University of Nebraska Press, Lincoln and London Note: The journals document that '''Sekasige''', aka '''the Sun beam''', and '''Simon''' are brothers, sons of '''Baiejik'''; also '''Louis''', '''Baptiste''', and '''Julius''' are brothers, sons of '''Joseph Laprairie''' (368-9). p. 350 :'''''Pokegama''''' :'''''1841''''' :'''''Monday, 10 oclk A.M. May 24'''. While I now write, the noise of the battle rages without. Our settlement is attacked by a large party of Sioux.32 Nearly two hours since the terrible scene commenced. The attack first commenced on the other shore of the sand point.'' :''32The Sioux were retaliating for the recent deaths of '''Kai-bo-kah''' and his son near Fort Snelling and for two sons of Big Thunder at St. Croix Falls. Pond, "Indian Warfare in Minnesota," 133-34.'' p. 351 :''Three young men started for Mille Lake this morning to carry the news of '''Julius''' & '''Uezhema''''s being killed at the Falls of St. Croix, and when near were fired upon by the Sioux.33 We saw a great splashing in the water, as though they were chasing, without doubt those in the canoe were all killed. [[Duchene-250|'''Joseph''']] & [[Laprairie-40|'''Baptist''']]s family sprang to their canoes. The Sioux fired upon them but none killed. Two little girls that took those young men to the sand point were killed & scalped & beheaded. The Sioux fired about 2 hours upon [[Duchene-250|'''Josep[h]''']]s and '''Baiejik''''s houses, but none killed. [[Duchene-250|'''Joseph''']] is wounded in his arm. '''Baiejik'''s son, '''the Sun beam''', in the head & '''Simon''' on the collarbone. There was about 111 Sioux and 6 or seven women, and a few boys came for the plunder. They undoubtedly thought to cut off all the Chipeways at this place.'' :''The Sioux came in on The Knife Lake Road which terminates in the bay S. of the sand point on the W. shore.'' :''33.On May 11, '''Julius''' and '''Uezhema''', sent on an errand to St. Croix Falls, had come upon the two sons of the Kaposia chief and killed them. The Sioux then returned and killed '''Julius''', but '''Uezhema''' was unhurt. Pond, "Indian Warfare in Minnesota," 134; Ayer to Grenne, August 1841. Papers of the ABCFM, ABC 18:3:7. (Reel 766).'' p. 352 :''Some twenty or more continued up the W. shore, the larger party turning S. around the S. end. The women, boys, elder men & some others remaining in '''Mr R''''s field, witnessing the attack.'' :''Yesterday P.M. there was a smart shower, & the weather heavy & damp. They must have arrived in sight of the lake during the P.M., discovered the position of our neighbors & concerted their plans. The appearance of the canoe placed the party on the opposite shore under the necessity of firing upon them or being discovered, but they probably supposed their fellows ready for the attack upon our settlement. The attack commenced between 8 & 9. I was in '''Br. Ayer'''s house, when '''John (Maiians)''' came running to the door with his gun in hand crying out "Ninisigonan Buanun" "We are killed by the Sioux." I had not before noticed the firing on the opposite shore. We could distinctly see the splashing of water caused by the escaping of the young men & the Sioux killing the children. We however had not, a thought that one of them could escape, from the number of Sioux as they stood in a line on the sand beach. Within two or three minutes a volley was fired at or near [[Duchene-250|'''Joseph''']]'s (S. of us). I started towards my house, & saw [[Duchene-250| '''Joseph''']]'s &'' p. 353 :''[[Laprairie-40|'''Baptiste''']]s families, & '''Gakinuakazi''' & '''Sophia''' - all the women & children in that quarter in two canoes a few rods from the shore, paddling for the island, crying. The shots were fired at the canoes, but without effect. Within a minute or two more, the houses of '''Baiejik''' & '''Buanes''' were attacked above us.34 A heavy fire was kept up - in fact the strength of the party was here. These two houses had fortifications around the doors. '''Baiejik''''s especially was well fortified. The party attacking '''Buanens''' took position behind the body of '''Shagobe''''s house, directly beyond, & thus cutting off retreat in that quarter. There were several canoes on the shore, & as if anticipating that the women & children would retreat to the island, a party was stationed under the hill. Perhaps I am mistaken concerning this party since they may have been those back of '''Shagobe''''s, although I should doubt it. As soon as the canoe on the sand point was fired upon, the air rung with wail from the island, and as soon as it was perceived that the enemy was on this side, the fathers of the two children (killed) '''Ishkibugikozh''' ('''father of '''Jane''')''' and '''Nigibuan''' (father of the elder girl & one of the young men who escaped) came over to defend the canoes on our shore, lest the Sioux should take them & attempt to come to the island. They were probably observed by the Sioux. it was soon that we heard firing under the hill (on the shore). '''Ishkibugikozh''' shot one through the breast. it became necessary for them to retreat, but having no paddles at hand, the former sprang into a canoe & paddled with one hand, lying down, while the latter swam & towed it. An incessant fire was kept up upon them. I stood in my door watching with intense interest to result of every discharge - the balls glancing on the water, and (sight being quicker than the ball) they dodging their heads. it seemed to me that they moved at a snail's pace, impatient as I was to see them out of danger. When they were about two thirds across, a canoe came off from the island & helped them out of danger.'' :'''''Jonh''''s family had gone to the islands the night before. He himself therefore fled into '''Baiejik''''s house. There were then 5 to defend the house - '''John''', '''Baiejik''', '''Asinibuan''', '''Sekasige''' & '''Simon'''. The firing ceased for a few moments, & '''Simon''' & '''Sekasige''' incautiously ventured out around'' :''34There were at this time besides the missionaries' houses, at least five Indian houses all built since '''Ayer''' moved there in 1836. '''Baiejik''', '''Buanens''', '''Shagobe''', and probably '''Maiingans''' each had a house, as did the mixed-blood [[Duchene-250|'''Joseph La Prairie''']].'' p.354 :''the corner of the house seeking for a lurking Sioux when a rifle ball struck '''Simon''' in the shoulder above the collar bone, & passing through struck his brother in the side of the head. Had not the force of the ball been spent '''Sekasige''' must have been instantly killed. They were not so seriously injured as to prevent them from walking about. One Sioux was shot through the breast by '''Asinibuan'''. I saw him borne off across our field, & the savages retreated. As soon as it was know[n] on the island, all the men then came over & with them the mother & grandmother of one of the girls killed, the one armed with a spear, the other with a tomahawk, looking as if they were ready for single combat.'' :''In about half an hour '''Messrs Coe, Kirtland & myself''' went across to the sand point to bring the remains of the two girls. We found the bodies lying at the waters edge, decapitated, the heads lying together on the sand at a little distance from the bodies. The entire scalps taken off, and a tomahawk, buried to the handle in each skull. A piece of the skull on one was cut off from the side of the head, hanging by a small portion, & a few inches of scarlet riband wound round a wisp of dry green grass stuck into the brain. They were evidently killed in the water, hauled out by hair or arm & beheaded, as no blood of consequence was seen on the sand, except a little from neck. The right arm of '''Nigibuan''''s daughter was taken off at the elbow - we made considerable search for it. It was carried to '''Mr. Russell''''s, hanging at the muzzle of a gun. It was horribly mangled & thrown into his garden. ''' John Garmon''' afterwards buried it. An arrow stuck in the hip & a broken lance lay by the side of '''Nigibuan''''s daughter. I believe it is a custom to leave the weapons used in killing their enemies in or by the bodies. Their gun was also left. The coats of the young men, blankets & all their things - powder horn of one of them - all remained. Their canoe was taken by the Sioux to carry off one of their number wounded in the knee by the young men. They could not have fired less than two rounds, & yet only one of the young men was touched - '''Mozomane''', brother of '''Nizhema''' was struck in the hand, shattering the thumb bone next to the wrist. The children were pierced th[r]ough & through the vitals with balls & lances. We drew hatchets from their skulls, washed off the already dried sand from the faces, spread a blanket in our canoe, laid in the bodies, placing the heads in their proper places, & covered them with another blanket, brought them to the island,'' [https://www.google.com/books/edition/The_Ojibwe_Journals_of_Edmund_F_Ely_1833/_IJcX-0qJ2kC?hl=en&gbpv=1&dq=Joseph+Duchene&pg=PA355&printsec=frontcover p.355] :''laid them out in the same order on the ground & left them amid the heart-rending wail of their relatives.'' :''The attack upon [[Duchene-250|'''Joseph''']] as related by himself & [[Laprairie-41|'''Louis''']] is substantially this. They & their families were planting by the houses. The attack on the canoe at the sand point drove them to their canoes. As [[Duchene-250|'''Joseph''']] & [[Laprairie-40|'''Baptiste''']] came up the bank they saw a party of Sioux in the midst of [[Laprairie-40|'''Baptiste''']]s garden, advancing up the rise to the houses. [[Duchene-250|'''Joseph''']] had spent his days in the Indian trade & was known by many of the Sioux. He is a halfbreed, enrolled as a citizen & taxable.35 Knowing something of their language, he hailed them & told them that they were Frenchmen. The Sioux halted a moment, & then pointed at the canoes. [[Duchene-250|'''Joseph''']] told them they were their families fleeing from fear. The party fired upon the canoes but did no injury. [[Duchene-250|'''Joseph''']] seeing them leveling at him sprang toward the house, & as he got to the door, one fired & wounded him badly in the arm just below the elbow. [[Laprairie-40|'''Baptiste''']], who it seems on first alarm had seized his rifle now fired upon the leader & shot him high in the hip - probably mortally. As he fell, they bore him off & [[Laprairie-40|'''Bapt.''']] escaped into [[Duchene-250|'''Joseph''']]s house. [[Laprairie-41|'''Louis''']] was yet out. He had gone back into the woods, & discovering the trail of the main party who had gone to attack the houses N. of us, & also seeing some of their feathers accidentally dropped in the path, knew them to be Sioux & hastened home to embark his mother & family. As he was coming up the rise of ground from the E. (the Sioux came up from the S.) he heard the attack at the house & stopped. [[Duchene-250|'''Joseph''']] came out & seeing [[Laprairie-41|'''Louis''']], called him to come in, but seeing '''his father''''s arm braced up against his breast & his clothes very bloody, he thought '''his father''' was mortally wounded. He said his heart sickened - he thought '''his father''' was killed, & said to '''his father''' "They have killed you & now they may kill me too." The father explained the nature of his wound & they entered the house together.'' :''Just then the Sioux returned to the attack. [[Duchene-250|'''Joseph''']] then concluded that he must fight - he took his gun, leveled, but was not able to discharge it, the spring bing stiff, & he so weak. As he held it under his arm a Sioux fired in'' :''35.[[Duchene-250|'''Joseph''']] was the son of an old trader, Joseph Duchene (LaPrairie) and his Ojibwe wife, Obimegazhigoque. See Birk. John Sayer's Snake River Journal, 28-30. [[Laprairie-40|'''Baptiste''']] and [[Laprairie-41|'''Louis''']] were his sons. In his claim for the mixed-blood payment in 1839, [[Duchene-250|'''Joseph Jr.''']] stated that he had six children, all of whom drew annuities as Indians. Nevertheless, his son [[Laprairie-40|'''Jean Baptiste''']], twenty-eight, did enter a claim and was admitted. Chippewa Claims 97 and 179, [https://quod.lib.umich.edu/c/clementsead/umich-wcl-M-416lyo?rgn=main;view=text#c01-2 Lucius Lyon Papers.]'' p. 356 :''at the window with a rifle. The ball struck his gun barrel near the middle & completely perforated it, 3/16 of an inch in its thickness, & rendered it useless. The grains of powder from the rifle were blown into the gunstock, so near was the discharge. Finding himself unable to take part in the defense, [[Duchene-250|'''Joseph''']] betook himself to prayer while [[Laprairie-40|'''Baptiste''']] & [[Laprairie-41|'''Louis''']] fired upon the Sioux. They would come up by the side of the house, (they had no fortification), put the muzzle of their guns in at the windows & fire at random, filling the house with smoke. [[Laprairie-41|'''Louis''']] barely escaped one of those shots. I saw from my window a Sioux step up to a post about 15 feet in front of the door, & taking deliberate aim, fire. He endeavored (as it appears) to fire through the clay between the window casing, but he probably failed - several other shots were thrown with the same intention.'' :''As we were on our way to the pointe after the bodies, several shots were discharged from '''Mr. Russell''''s point, probably calling the whole together, & was answered from the party on this side whose retreat was slower, having two dead to carry off. They carried their killed & disabled into Mr. Russell's house, 2 of each. A few others were slightly wounded. They killed a cow, sow, & pig - for Mr. R. & '''Baiejik'''s cow and calf. They put their dead & disabled into the bark canoe they took at the point & moved off up Snake River. From the appearance of their trail from the scene of action back of us to the lake shore, they without a doubt dragged off their dead on the ground. Four men carrying off the body killed by '''Baiejik'''s when I saw them. On our return, the whole party fired a parting salute to Pokegama, of some two hundred guns I should presume, & then commenced their retreat.36'' :''36'''William Boutwell''', who arrived at Lake Pokegama shortly after the Sioux attack, wrote to '''David Greene''': "The third day after the Sioux retreated, the Chipys followed their trail & found the bodies of the two men. They scalped, cut off their heads, & brought home the flesh & made a feast of it. Not many days after this affair (they) fled & hardly an Ind. has been seen at P. since." September 28, 1841, Paper of the ABCFM, ABC 18.3.7. (Reel 766).'' ---- == Sources ==
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[[Category: Poland Project]] [[Category: Poland]] '''The following page is for those interested in an overlay map comparing 1900 boundaries to present day Poland boundaries.''' *Poniższa strona jest przeznaczona dla osób zainteresowanych nakładkową mapą porównującą granice z 1900 roku z obecnymi granicami Polski. *Die folgende Seite ist für diejenigen gedacht, die an einer Overlay-Karte interessiert sind, die die Grenzen von 1900 mit den heutigen Grenzen Polens vergleicht. '''These images are being provided to anyone interested in understanding historical Poland. You may use any of these images without permission from the creator ([[Sonczalla-1|Skye]]) for noncommercial purposes. The intention behind the image creations is to help people understand border changes or name changes of specific geographic areas. People may find these maps useful when tracking migration patterns, name studies, etc. I will provide images with and without labels.''' *Obrazy te są udostępniane wszystkim zainteresowanym zrozumieniem historycznej Polski. Możesz używać dowolnego z tych obrazów bez zgody twórcy do celów niekomercyjnych. Intencją tworzenia obrazów jest pomoc ludziom w zrozumieniu zmian granic lub zmian nazw określonych obszarów geograficznych. Ludzie mogą uznać te mapy za przydatne podczas śledzenia wzorców migracji, badań nazw itp. Dostarczę obrazy z etykietami i bez nich. *Diese Bilder werden jedem zur Verfügung gestellt, der sich für das historische Polen interessiert. Sie dürfen jedes dieser Bilder ohne Genehmigung des Erstellers für nichtkommerzielle Zwecke verwenden. Die Absicht hinter den Bildkreationen besteht darin, den Menschen zu helfen, Grenzänderungen oder Namensänderungen bestimmter geografischer Gebiete zu verstehen. Diese Karten können für die Verfolgung von Migrationsmustern, Namensstudien usw. nützlich sein. Ich werde Bilder mit und ohne Beschriftung bereitstellen. '''If you are looking for a particular village via Wikipedia, please switch to the Polish Wikipedia (top right of page gives options for other languages.) When you click on the gmina or the powiat, there typically will be an image of them. This makes it easier for you to accurately locate your village on the map.''' *Jeśli szukasz konkretnej wsi za pośrednictwem Wikipedii, przełącz się na polską Wikipedię (prawy górny róg strony daje opcje dla innych języków). Po kliknięciu na gminę lub powiat, zwykle pojawia się ich obraz. Ułatwia to dokładne zlokalizowanie wioski na mapie. *Wenn Sie über Wikipedia nach einem bestimmten Dorf suchen, wechseln Sie bitte zur polnischen Wikipedia (oben rechts auf der Seite finden Sie Optionen für andere Sprachen). Wenn Sie auf die Gmina oder den Powiat klicken, wird normalerweise ein Bild davon angezeigt. Dies erleichtert Ihnen die genaue Lokalisierung Ihres Dorfes auf der Karte. '''Information for making your own edits:''' That's right! The information is provided for you to make your own edits or improvements. Please always give credit where credit is due, do not pass off someone else's work as your own. That is all that is asked of you. Always re-check your area of interest, especially for villages positioned on borders (for proper name.) Please remember to err is to be human. 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[[Category: Poland Project]] '''Welcome to the Volunteer Task Page! Please meet our Poland Project Leaders and Coordinators:''' *[[Sonczalla-1|Skye S]]: Leader, Categorization, Project Developement and Betterment *[[Kobus-79|Tina K]]: Coordinator, Categorization, Project Development and Betterment *[[N.-17|Maggie N]]: Coordinator & Admin, Project Development and Betterment '''Before Joining a Team''' * Be a full member of WikiTree, having signed the [[Special:Honor Code|Honor Code]] * Have been on WikiTree at least 30 days. '''Membership Responsibilities''' *We are a very "hands-off" Project, so everyone is expected to be self-regulated given the information needed about how they can help. We may check in periodically to see how everyone is doing, and we will always update the [[:Space:Poland_Project_News_Page|Poland Project Update Page]] with anything new that we have discovered or have contributed. *The only requirements for ongoing membership in the Poland Project are that you join a team, respond to the periodic check-ins from the Project Leaders/Coordinators and help the Project satisfy it's goals. We recognize that people lead busy lives and are grateful for any and all contributions they can make. *All members should be cleaning up the database errors within their own watchlist. Their personal watchlist can be found by selecting the "My Wikitree" drop down menu at the top right of the page, and then "Suggestions". If errors/warnings are listed, they should be corrected. For newer members, assistance might be needed. A format for providing assistance will need to be discussed. '''Volunteers may want to bookmark this page in their browser, as it nests nearly all links needed to navigate tasks.''' *[[:Category:Poland_Project|Poland Project]] *[[:Category: Poland|Poland]]. *For the most recent updates, please see: [[:Space:Poland_Project_News_Page|Poland Project Updates]]. *You may use the Google Group to ask the group questions at any time, please be mindful of others and keep conversations on topic (about Wikitree, Poland Project or your team). If you have not been added, please message Skye or Tina. Note: (GG) = Google Group ---- == Wikitree Challenge Team == *{{blue|Volunteers:}} **[[N.-17|Maggie]] (GG) **[[Smith-216435|Doug Smith]] (GG) **[[Szymczak-23|Joan Szymczak]] (GG) (interested in helping with sourcing) **[[Sevek-4|Keith Sevek Sr.]] (GG) **[[Jantarek-1|Tommy Jantarek]] (GG) Responsibilities:
1. The volunteers are people who participate the in challenges. See [[:Help:Challenges ]] for an up to date list of challenges and how you can get involved.
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---- == Suggestion Error Team == *{{blue|Volunteers:}} **[[N.-17|Maggie]] (GG) **[[Langsdorf-34|Deb (Langsdorf) Gunther]] (GG); Data Doctor **[[Kendro-5|Kelly J Kendro]]; Data Doctor **[[Dona-4|Lynn (Dona) Wentworth]] (GG) **[[Hays-3072|Julie (Hays) Bartimus]] (GG) **[[Panek-67|Charlie Panek]] (GG); Data Doctor **[[Stevenson-3369|Nancy Stevenson]] (GG) **[[Goertz-42|Charles Goertz]] (GG) **[[Simpier-2|Andrew Simpier]] **[[Urbach-13|Kathy (Urbach) Nava]](GG) **[[Kegel-31|Katrina Kegel]] (GG) **[[Wilson-78368|Beverly Diaz]]; (GG) Data Doctor Responsibilities:
1. The Suggestion Error Team works on the database errors and warnings generated through the location category of Poland.
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1. Read about the Date Doctors of WikiTree Project [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Suggestion_Reports_for_New_WikiTree_Members_and_Data_Doctors Suggestions Guidelines for WikiTree Members and Data Doctors]
2. Check out the Data Doctors Videos [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Data_Doctors_Project_Video_Collection Videos]
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4. Practice by participating in Worldwide Data Doctors Challenges [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Help:Data_Doctors_Challenge Data Doctor Challenges]
5. If you have questions, ask Ales in G2G [https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/1612976/ask-ales-august-2023?show=1612976#q1612976] . There's a new one every month or join the project as a volunteer if you want to have more fun fixing profiles.
6. Poland Project will have a Data Doctor Challenge in the fall. It will be announced in Poland Project News.
7. You can also look for Poland Profiles that need some Data Doctoring at this link > [https://wikitree.sdms.si/default.htm?report=srch1&Query=Poland&MaxProfiles=500&Format= Suggestions List for Poland Profiles]
---- ==Cemetery Team== *{{blue|Volunteers:}} **[[Sonczalla-1|Skye Sonczalla]] (GG) : Village and Cemetery Category Proficient. **[[Wolski-180|Joel Wolski]] (GG): Village Category proficient. **[[Kałużny-3|Jakub Kałużny]] (GG) **[[Dittberner-22|Beverly Dittberner]](GG); learning USA cemetery categories **[[Nowosielski-51|Alina (Nowosielski) Hudzik]] (GG) **[[Tomaszewicz-6|Stephen Tomaszewicz]] (GG) **[[Jantarek-1|Tommy Jantarek]] (GG) Native Polish speaker Responsibilities:
1. The cemetery team identifies Wikitree profiles which contain information about a cemetery in Poland, and places them in the following category: [[:Category: Poland, Needs Cemetery Category]].
2. The cemetery team may also look for profiles that can be nested in newly created (or old) cemetery categories. See: [[:Category: Poland, Cemeteries]]. You will want to search using Chrome, add the Wikitree+ extension. If it is your first time using Wikitree+, you may want to bookmark it in your browser.
3. Members of the Cemetery Team may create categories. Contact your team leader for training in this area. See: [[:Space:Categorization_Structure_for_Poland_Cemeteries]] for step by step instructions. Ask your team leader for questions or assistance. 4. The cemetery team may identify Polish cemeteries located in North America and add them to his list: [[:Space:Polish_Cemeteries_in_North_America]].
5. The cemetery team may identify Jewish Cemeteries located in Poland and add them to this list: [[:Space:Cemeteries%2C_Jewish_Cemeteries_in_Poland]].
6. The cemetery team may identify Military/War Cemeteries located in Poland and add them to this list: [[:Space:Cemeteries%2C_Military_Cemeteries_in_Poland]]. Wikitree+ Reports:
1. (7003-preferred parameter missing, Don't worry about the case errors as many in Poland will have lower case words, so those are false suggestions.) https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Automated:DBE_Categories_Suggestions
2. https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebCategoryNavigate/Category.htm?category=Poland,%20Cemeteries
Team Suggestions:
1. Future Lists: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Polish_war_cemeteries, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_cemeteries_in_Poland
---- ==Military and War Team== *{{blue|Volunteers:}} Responsibilities:
1. This team is for those interested in building/sourcing profiles for those who served in the Polish Army (military) during the wars. If people are interested in this team, the Poland Project will work to build a relationship with WWI and WWII Projects. People on this team may also need to join those projects respectively. The goal in this relationship will be to interconnect Poland's categorization of places and military personnel associated with the wars and military. People on this team may also need to work with the other projects to help them develop/broaden their category system.
2. If a village category has not been created for a person or page, please place said person or page in the corresponding voivodeship or powiat so the category will be made for you (or message any of the coordinators at the top of the page.)
Category List:
1. [[:Category: Poland, World War II]]
2. [[:Category: Polish Army, World War II]]
3. [[:Category: World War I]]
4. [[:Category: Poland, World War I]]
5. [[:Category: Polish Armed Forces]]
---- ==Nobility Team== *{{blue|Volunteers:}} **[[N.-17|Maggie N]] (GG) Responsibilities:
1. The Nobility Team's responsibility is creating Wikitree profiles for persons who are from nobility. These persons work on building the families, their ancestries and descendancies with credible sources Try connecting them to the big WikiTree. Refer to pre-1700 Source List
2. At some point, those who are a part of this team may want to become pre-1500 certified in order to work on or build profiles from early time periods. See: [[:Help:Pre-1500_Profiles]] for more info.
3. Make sure categories are being added to the profiles (village categories, (ex) House of Czartoryski, etc.) If a village category does not exist, please use the powiat/county or voivodeship category.
Category List:
1. [[:Category: Polish Nobility]]
2. [[:Category: Poland, Notables]].
---- ==Notables Team== *{{blue|Volunteers:}} **[[Lorence-56|Jenn Lorence]] (GG) **[[N.-17|Maggie N]] (GG) **[[Sztukowski-1|Constance Sztukowski]] (GG) **[[Moszczyńska-Pętkowska-1|Kasia (Moszczyńska-Pętkowska) Marchlińska]] (GG) Responsibilities:
1. The Notables Team's responsibility is creating Wikitree profiles for persons who are notable (famous). These persons work on building the families, their ancestries and descendancies with credible sources.
Category List:
1. [[:Category: Poland, Notables]].
---- == Migration Team == *{{blue|Volunteers:}} **[[Thomas-29419|Steve Thomas]]: Category proficient; focuses on a variety of migration patterns around Wikitree **[[Liponoga-2|Amber Liponoga]]: Lublin Voivodeship Migration **[[Atkinson-8059|Ann (Atkinson) Sawusch]] (GG) **[[Wilson-78368|Beverly Diaz]]; (GG) Pomerania to Chicago or Wisconsin Responsibilities:
1. This team is for those who are interested in tracking migration patterns of people moving through Poland or historical Poland at any point in history. They may pick or choose any specific area of interest.
2. They will be responsible for maintaining the [[:Category: Poland, Emigrants]] category. Profiles within this category need to be moved to a more specific category. If the category does not exist, please message Skye or leave a comment for member Steve Thomas on his page.
3. Remember to use the historical migration categories Galicia and Congress Poland for profiles who immigrated before World War I. Use the present day voivodeships if it were after. Prussia historical category is before WWI or before WWII depending on the area; otherwise use the present day category. When in doubt, just use the present-day category. The profiles within can always be corrected/sorted later by a future member with more interest in that specific area.
---- == Operation Vistula Team == *{{blue|Volunteers:}} **[[Budd-1775|Bryon Budd]] (GG): Ruda Rózaniecka and Huta Rózaniecka. Lubaczów County **[[Guglik-1|Anne Guglik]]: Przemysl County **[[:Kissinger-162|Alexandra (Kissinger) Florimonte]] (GG) : Podkarpackie Responsibilities:
1. This team works on finding or creating profiles (usually extended family) who were affected by the relocation. Operation Vistula was the forced removal of Ukrainians from Southeast and East Poland to the newly possessed Prussian lands after WWII. This occurred in 1947. Areas affected: Malpolskie, Podkarpackie, Lublin and Podlaskie Voivodeships.
2. See: [[:Category: Operation Vistula (1947), Victims]] for categorization of profiles.
Team Suggestions:
1. I'm pleading for a sticker to be created that when added to a profile, it will automatically nest it in the above category: https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/1613446/categorization-structure-help-operation-vistula 27 July 2023
---- == Researching and/or Sourcing Team == *{{blue|Volunteers for nonspecific areas:}} **[[Lechefsky-5|Dan Lechefsky]] (GG) **[[Szymczak-23|Joan Szymczak]] (GG) **[[Samorzewski-1|Meika (Samorzewski) Loofs Samorzewski]] (GG) **[[Nani-6|Jennifer Nani]] (GG) **[[Dwyer-454|Diane Dwyer]] (GG) **[[Lange-1526|Paul Lange]] (GG) **[[Vernon-2152|Caroline Verworn]] (GG) **[[Wittbrodt-9|Deborah (Wittbrodt) Nystrom]] (GG) **[[Boroń-38|Tomasz Boroń]](GG) **[[Wilson-78368|Beverly Diaz]] (GG) Responsibilities:
1. The purpose of the researching team is generally to help others by researching, creating and sourcing ancestries from a specific area (outside of your own direct lineage.)
2. First, make sure you add “Poland” and “Poland_Europe” to your followed tags. Help answer questions in G2G when people are looking for research information. You also need to update the settings on your navigation homepage (link found on the bottom of the page) so you will see G2G posts requesting assistance.
3. Add the village category to the profiles you create. If there is not one add powiat/county or voivodeship categories.
4. (Optional) Research profiles from the following list: [[:Category: Poland, Emigrant Unknown Birth Location]] to see if you can narrow down to location. Once a location is found, add the village category, powiat/county or voivodeship. Any Wikitree user is welcome to use that category on their emigrant ancestor if they do not know the location (that is part of “Requesting for Help” on the Project Page.)
5. (Optional) If you are at an advanced level and know where to look for records in Poland, work on the following list: [[:Category: Poland, Needs Birth Record]].
6. (Optional) Work on sourcing “Unsourced” profiles: [[:Category: Poland, Unsourced Profiles]].
7. (Optional) The Researching Team can also run searches on Wikitree by village, and find profiles that can be categorized into existing villages or powiat/voivodeship for categorization and sourcing. The best way to search via location is through [https://plus.wikitree.com/default.htm Wikitree+], please make sure you are using Chrome and have added the Wikitree+ extension. Open the link and put the name you are are searching in the "text" box.
8. (Optional) Researching teams can also provide any new resources to the the [[:Project: Poland/Resource Library]] or new information of interest to the [[:Space:Administrative_Divisions_of_Poland|Voivodeship Space Pages]].
Researching Teams Area of Interest notes:
[[:Category: Greater Poland Voivodeship, Poland|Greater Poland Voivodeship]] aka województwo wielkopolskie
* [[Kałużny-3|Jakub Kałużny]] (GG) *[[Szymczak-235|Jeanne Jarzembak]] (GG) *[[Hecker-385|Vanessa Hecker]]: Former Posen territory [[:Category: Holy Cross Voivodeship, Poland|Holy Cross Voivodeship]] aka województwo świętokrzyskie
* [[:Category: Kuyavian-Pomeranian Voivodeship, Poland|Kuyavian-Pomeranian Voivodeship]] aka kujawsko-pomorskie
*[[Kobus-79|Tina Kobus]] (GG): Former Prussian territory *[[Hecker-385|Vanessa Hecker]]: Former Prussian territory *[[Moszczyńska-Pętkowska-1|Kasia (Moszczyńska-Pętkowska) Marchlińska]] (GG) *[[Santoro-144|Frank Santoro]] [[:Category: Lesser Poland Voivodeship, Poland|Lesser Poland Voivodeship]] aka województwo małopolskie
*[[Rutkowska-42|Justyna Rutkowska]] (GG): Lives in the south of Poland has a large amount of archive from 1600-1950 around the Limanowa parish -sowliny charity mordarka Stara Wieś and many others. Polish is her first language, may speak a little English. *[[McGrath-5039|O. McGrath]] (GG) [[:Category: Lower Silesia Voivodeship, Poland|Lower Silesian Voivodeship]] aka dolnośląskie
*[[Hecker-385|Vanessa Hecker]]: Former Schlesien territory [[:Category: Lublin Voivodeship, Poland|Lublin Voivodeship]] aka województwo lubelskie
*[[Lange-1526|Paul Lange]] (GG): Lublin and Volyn, Ukraine [[:Category: Lubusz Voivodeship, Poland|Lubusz Voivodeship]] aka województwo lubuskie
*[[Hecker-385|Vanessa Hecker]]: Former Brandenburg territory [[:Category: Łódź Voivodeship, Poland|Łódź Voivodeship]] aka województwo łódzkie
* [[:Category: Masovian Voivodeship, Poland|Masovian Voivodeship]] aka województwo mazowieckie
*[[Moszczyńska-Pętkowska-1|Kasia (Moszczyńska-Pętkowska) Marchlińska]] (GG) *[[Brandt-785|Brenda Brandt]] (GG) [[:Category: Opole Voivodeship, Poland|Opole Voivodeship]] aka województwo opolskie
*[[Hecker-385|Vanessa Hecker]]: Former Schlesien territory [[:Category: Podlaskie Voivodeship, Poland|Podlaskie Voivodeship]] aka województwo podlaskie
*[[Lechefsky-5|Dan Lechefsky]] (GG): "Familiar with vital records from the Wiżajny parish (north of Suwalki), the Lubowo parish (present day Liubavas, Lithuania)." * [[N.-17|Maggie]] (GG) : Working on categorizing Zambrów County, Podlaskie Voivodeship locations. Assist Wikitree profiles in that county with categorization, maybe some sources, profile improvements. [[:Category: Pomeranian Voivodeship, Poland|Pomeranian Voivodeship]] aka województwo pomorskie
*[[Kobus-79|Tina Kobus]] (GG) *[[Lange-1526|Paul Lange]] (GG): Gdansk/Elblag/Starogard Gdansk *[[Wittbrodt-9|Deborah (Wittbrodt) Nystrom]] (GG): Danzig & Zarnowitz, West Prussia/Pomerania *[[Hecker-385|Vanessa Hecker]] *[[Hurup-1|Poul Hurup]] (GG) Danzig - Marienburg - Elbing - Königsberg [[:Category: Silesian Voivodeship, Poland|Silesian Voivodeship]] aka województwo śląskie
*[[Moszczyńska-Pętkowska-1|Kasia (Moszczyńska-Pętkowska) Marchlińska]] (GG) *[[Hecker-385|Vanessa Hecker]]: Former Schlesien territory [[:Category: Subcarpathian Voivodeship, Poland|Subcarpathian Voivodeship]] aka województwo podkarpackie
*[[Sonczalla-1|Skye S]] (GG) *[[Lechefsky-5|Dan Lechefsky]] (GG): "Familiar with vital records from the Jeżowe and Sietesz parishes (both in Podkarpackie)." *[[Budd-1775|Bryon Budd]] (GG): Ruda Rózaniecka and Huta Rózaniecka. (Lubaczów County) *[[Guglik-1|Anne Guglik]]: Przemysl (Ukrainian) *[[Sączawa-222|Tomasz Sączawa]] (GG): Nisko, Lancut & surrounding areas, actively transcribes material to Geneteka and Lubgens. *[[Jaross-4|J. (Jaross) Kirk]] (GG) *[[Wittbrodt-9|Deborah (Wittbrodt) Nystrom]] (GG): Sietesz, Podkarpackie *[[Myers-20898|Jim Myers]] (GG): Nisko, Rzeszów *[[Podgurski-88|Cara Podgurski]] (GG) [[:Category: Warmian-Masurian Voivodeship, Poland|Warmian-Masurian Voivodeship]] aka województwo warmińsko-mazurskie
*[[Wengorz-1|Steffen Wengorz]] (GG): Pisz & Ełk (Kreis Johannisburg & Kreis Lyck) *[[Hecker-385|Vanessa Hecker]]: Former East Prussian territory *[[Hurup-1|Poul Hurup]] (GG) Danzig - Marienburg - Elbing - Königsberg [[:Category: West Pomeranian Voivodeship, Poland|West Pomeranian Voivodeship]] aka województwo zachodniopomorskie
*[[Kobus-79|Tina Kobus]] (GG) *[[Hecker-385|Vanessa Hecker]] ---- == Help Page Translation Team == *{{red|Leader: ''vacant''}} *{{red|Volunteers:}} We are looking for bilingual Polish and English speakers to translate the [[:Category:WikiTree_Help]] pages into Polish. If you are interested in helping, please contact [[Sonczalla-1|Skye]]. According to Wikitree Admin, there needs to be several individuals on this project. ---- == Bilingual Proofreaders == *[[Bożyk-46|Magdalena Bożyk]] has offered to help proofread items from time to time. *[[Sączawa-222|Tomasz Sączawa]] (GG) has been Skye's go-to for advice on Polish grammar and proofreading items. *[[Jantarek-1|Tommy Jantarek]] (GG) Native Polish speaker, very quick to lend advice on Polish grammar and answer questions. The proofreaders support the coordinators with some proofreading they may need from time to time. Bilingual demonstrates high degree of fluency in Polish and Polish grammar. ---- == Other == If you have another way that you can contribute and it is not listed above, please let us know as we are open to ideas.
1. The volunteers are people who participate the in challenges. See [[:Help:Challenges ]] for an up to date list of challenges and how you can get involved.
2. Please make sure you have added the “Challenges” to your followed tags. This is how you will ALWAYS receive the most up-to-date information about challenges around Wikitree.
3. It is recommended that you use Google Chrome and add the Wikitree+ extension. This is where we generate reports and lists for you.
4. Lists of various challenges will be posted on the [[:Space:Poland_Project_News_Page|Poland Project Update]] page. Anyone is encouraged to get involved. Report Lists:
1. Sourcerers Challenge: [[:Category: Poland, Unsourced Profiles|Poland, Unsourced Profiles]]
2. Data Doctors Challenge : [[Automated:DD Suggestion List POL|Data Doctor Suggestion List]]
3. Connectors Challenge : [[Automated:DD Unconnected List POL|Poland, Unconnected Profiles]]
---- == Suggestion Error Team == *{{blue|Volunteers:}} **[[N.-17|Maggie]] (GG) **[[Langsdorf-34|Deb (Langsdorf) Gunther]] (GG); Data Doctor **[[Kendro-5|Kelly J Kendro]]; Data Doctor **[[Dona-4|Lynn (Dona) Wentworth]] (GG) **[[Hays-3072|Julie (Hays) Bartimus]] (GG) **[[Panek-67|Charlie Panek]] (GG); Data Doctor **[[Stevenson-3369|Nancy Stevenson]] (GG) **[[Goertz-42|Charles Goertz]] (GG) **[[Simpier-2|Andrew Simpier]] **[[Urbach-13|Kathy (Urbach) Nava]](GG) **[[Kegel-31|Katrina Kegel]] (GG) **[[Wilson-78368|Beverly Diaz]]; (GG) Data Doctor Responsibilities:
1. The Suggestion Error Team works on the database errors and warnings generated through the location category of Poland.
2. Please use the Poland Project's [[Automated:DD Suggestion List POL|Data Doctor Suggestion List]].
Team Recommendation:
1. Read about the Date Doctors of WikiTree Project [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Suggestion_Reports_for_New_WikiTree_Members_and_Data_Doctors Suggestions Guidelines for WikiTree Members and Data Doctors]
2. Check out the Data Doctors Videos [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Data_Doctors_Project_Video_Collection Videos]
3. Read about the Data Doctor Project [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Project:Data_Doctors Project Data Doctors]
4. Practice by participating in Worldwide Data Doctors Challenges [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Help:Data_Doctors_Challenge Data Doctor Challenges]
5. If you have questions, ask Ales in G2G [https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/1612976/ask-ales-august-2023?show=1612976#q1612976] . There's a new one every month or join the project as a volunteer if you want to have more fun fixing profiles.
6. Poland Project will have a Data Doctor Challenge in the fall. It will be announced in Poland Project News.
7. You can also look for Poland Profiles that need some Data Doctoring at this link > [https://wikitree.sdms.si/default.htm?report=srch1&Query=Poland&MaxProfiles=500&Format= Suggestions List for Poland Profiles]
---- ==Cemetery Team== *{{blue|Volunteers:}} **[[Sonczalla-1|Skye Sonczalla]] (GG) : Village and Cemetery Category Proficient. **[[Wolski-180|Joel Wolski]] (GG): Village Category proficient. **[[Kałużny-3|Jakub Kałużny]] (GG) **[[Dittberner-22|Beverly Dittberner]](GG); learning USA cemetery categories **[[Nowosielski-51|Alina (Nowosielski) Hudzik]] (GG) **[[Tomaszewicz-6|Stephen Tomaszewicz]] (GG) **[[Jantarek-1|Tommy Jantarek]] (GG) Native Polish speaker Responsibilities:
1. The cemetery team identifies Wikitree profiles which contain information about a cemetery in Poland, and places them in the following category: [[:Category: Poland, Needs Cemetery Category]].
2. The cemetery team may also look for profiles that can be nested in newly created (or old) cemetery categories. See: [[:Category: Poland, Cemeteries]]. You will want to search using Chrome, add the Wikitree+ extension. If it is your first time using Wikitree+, you may want to bookmark it in your browser.
3. Members of the Cemetery Team may create categories. Contact your team leader for training in this area. See: [[:Space:Categorization_Structure_for_Poland_Cemeteries]] for step by step instructions. Ask your team leader for questions or assistance. 4. The cemetery team may identify Polish cemeteries located in North America and add them to his list: [[:Space:Polish_Cemeteries_in_North_America]].
5. The cemetery team may identify Jewish Cemeteries located in Poland and add them to this list: [[:Space:Cemeteries%2C_Jewish_Cemeteries_in_Poland]].
6. The cemetery team may identify Military/War Cemeteries located in Poland and add them to this list: [[:Space:Cemeteries%2C_Military_Cemeteries_in_Poland]]. Wikitree+ Reports:
1. (7003-preferred parameter missing, Don't worry about the case errors as many in Poland will have lower case words, so those are false suggestions.) https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Automated:DBE_Categories_Suggestions
2. https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTWebCategoryNavigate/Category.htm?category=Poland,%20Cemeteries
Team Suggestions:
1. Future Lists: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Polish_war_cemeteries, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_cemeteries_in_Poland
---- ==Military and War Team== *{{blue|Volunteers:}} Responsibilities:
1. This team is for those interested in building/sourcing profiles for those who served in the Polish Army (military) during the wars. If people are interested in this team, the Poland Project will work to build a relationship with WWI and WWII Projects. People on this team may also need to join those projects respectively. The goal in this relationship will be to interconnect Poland's categorization of places and military personnel associated with the wars and military. People on this team may also need to work with the other projects to help them develop/broaden their category system.
2. If a village category has not been created for a person or page, please place said person or page in the corresponding voivodeship or powiat so the category will be made for you (or message any of the coordinators at the top of the page.)
Category List:
1. [[:Category: Poland, World War II]]
2. [[:Category: Polish Army, World War II]]
3. [[:Category: World War I]]
4. [[:Category: Poland, World War I]]
5. [[:Category: Polish Armed Forces]]
---- ==Nobility Team== *{{blue|Volunteers:}} **[[N.-17|Maggie N]] (GG) Responsibilities:
1. The Nobility Team's responsibility is creating Wikitree profiles for persons who are from nobility. These persons work on building the families, their ancestries and descendancies with credible sources Try connecting them to the big WikiTree. Refer to pre-1700 Source List
2. At some point, those who are a part of this team may want to become pre-1500 certified in order to work on or build profiles from early time periods. See: [[:Help:Pre-1500_Profiles]] for more info.
3. Make sure categories are being added to the profiles (village categories, (ex) House of Czartoryski, etc.) If a village category does not exist, please use the powiat/county or voivodeship category.
Category List:
1. [[:Category: Polish Nobility]]
2. [[:Category: Poland, Notables]].
---- ==Notables Team== *{{blue|Volunteers:}} **[[Lorence-56|Jenn Lorence]] (GG) **[[N.-17|Maggie N]] (GG) **[[Sztukowski-1|Constance Sztukowski]] (GG) **[[Moszczyńska-Pętkowska-1|Kasia (Moszczyńska-Pętkowska) Marchlińska]] (GG) Responsibilities:
1. The Notables Team's responsibility is creating Wikitree profiles for persons who are notable (famous). These persons work on building the families, their ancestries and descendancies with credible sources.
Category List:
1. [[:Category: Poland, Notables]].
---- == Migration Team == *{{blue|Volunteers:}} **[[Thomas-29419|Steve Thomas]]: Category proficient; focuses on a variety of migration patterns around Wikitree **[[Liponoga-2|Amber Liponoga]]: Lublin Voivodeship Migration **[[Atkinson-8059|Ann (Atkinson) Sawusch]] (GG) **[[Wilson-78368|Beverly Diaz]]; (GG) Pomerania to Chicago or Wisconsin Responsibilities:
1. This team is for those who are interested in tracking migration patterns of people moving through Poland or historical Poland at any point in history. They may pick or choose any specific area of interest.
2. They will be responsible for maintaining the [[:Category: Poland, Emigrants]] category. Profiles within this category need to be moved to a more specific category. If the category does not exist, please message Skye or leave a comment for member Steve Thomas on his page.
3. Remember to use the historical migration categories Galicia and Congress Poland for profiles who immigrated before World War I. Use the present day voivodeships if it were after. Prussia historical category is before WWI or before WWII depending on the area; otherwise use the present day category. When in doubt, just use the present-day category. The profiles within can always be corrected/sorted later by a future member with more interest in that specific area.
---- == Operation Vistula Team == *{{blue|Volunteers:}} **[[Budd-1775|Bryon Budd]] (GG): Ruda Rózaniecka and Huta Rózaniecka. Lubaczów County **[[Guglik-1|Anne Guglik]]: Przemysl County **[[:Kissinger-162|Alexandra (Kissinger) Florimonte]] (GG) : Podkarpackie Responsibilities:
1. This team works on finding or creating profiles (usually extended family) who were affected by the relocation. Operation Vistula was the forced removal of Ukrainians from Southeast and East Poland to the newly possessed Prussian lands after WWII. This occurred in 1947. Areas affected: Malpolskie, Podkarpackie, Lublin and Podlaskie Voivodeships.
2. See: [[:Category: Operation Vistula (1947), Victims]] for categorization of profiles.
Team Suggestions:
1. I'm pleading for a sticker to be created that when added to a profile, it will automatically nest it in the above category: https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/1613446/categorization-structure-help-operation-vistula 27 July 2023
---- == Researching and/or Sourcing Team == *{{blue|Volunteers for nonspecific areas:}} **[[Lechefsky-5|Dan Lechefsky]] (GG) **[[Szymczak-23|Joan Szymczak]] (GG) **[[Samorzewski-1|Meika (Samorzewski) Loofs Samorzewski]] (GG) **[[Nani-6|Jennifer Nani]] (GG) **[[Dwyer-454|Diane Dwyer]] (GG) **[[Lange-1526|Paul Lange]] (GG) **[[Vernon-2152|Caroline Verworn]] (GG) **[[Wittbrodt-9|Deborah (Wittbrodt) Nystrom]] (GG) **[[Boroń-38|Tomasz Boroń]](GG) **[[Wilson-78368|Beverly Diaz]] (GG) Responsibilities:
1. The purpose of the researching team is generally to help others by researching, creating and sourcing ancestries from a specific area (outside of your own direct lineage.)
2. First, make sure you add “Poland” and “Poland_Europe” to your followed tags. Help answer questions in G2G when people are looking for research information. You also need to update the settings on your navigation homepage (link found on the bottom of the page) so you will see G2G posts requesting assistance.
3. Add the village category to the profiles you create. If there is not one add powiat/county or voivodeship categories.
4. (Optional) Research profiles from the following list: [[:Category: Poland, Emigrant Unknown Birth Location]] to see if you can narrow down to location. Once a location is found, add the village category, powiat/county or voivodeship. Any Wikitree user is welcome to use that category on their emigrant ancestor if they do not know the location (that is part of “Requesting for Help” on the Project Page.)
5. (Optional) If you are at an advanced level and know where to look for records in Poland, work on the following list: [[:Category: Poland, Needs Birth Record]].
6. (Optional) Work on sourcing “Unsourced” profiles: [[:Category: Poland, Unsourced Profiles]].
7. (Optional) The Researching Team can also run searches on Wikitree by village, and find profiles that can be categorized into existing villages or powiat/voivodeship for categorization and sourcing. The best way to search via location is through [https://plus.wikitree.com/default.htm Wikitree+], please make sure you are using Chrome and have added the Wikitree+ extension. Open the link and put the name you are are searching in the "text" box.
8. (Optional) Researching teams can also provide any new resources to the the [[:Project: Poland/Resource Library]] or new information of interest to the [[:Space:Administrative_Divisions_of_Poland|Voivodeship Space Pages]].
Researching Teams Area of Interest notes:
[[:Category: Greater Poland Voivodeship, Poland|Greater Poland Voivodeship]] aka województwo wielkopolskie
* [[Kałużny-3|Jakub Kałużny]] (GG) *[[Szymczak-235|Jeanne Jarzembak]] (GG) *[[Hecker-385|Vanessa Hecker]]: Former Posen territory [[:Category: Holy Cross Voivodeship, Poland|Holy Cross Voivodeship]] aka województwo świętokrzyskie
* [[:Category: Kuyavian-Pomeranian Voivodeship, Poland|Kuyavian-Pomeranian Voivodeship]] aka kujawsko-pomorskie
*[[Kobus-79|Tina Kobus]] (GG): Former Prussian territory *[[Hecker-385|Vanessa Hecker]]: Former Prussian territory *[[Moszczyńska-Pętkowska-1|Kasia (Moszczyńska-Pętkowska) Marchlińska]] (GG) *[[Santoro-144|Frank Santoro]] [[:Category: Lesser Poland Voivodeship, Poland|Lesser Poland Voivodeship]] aka województwo małopolskie
*[[Rutkowska-42|Justyna Rutkowska]] (GG): Lives in the south of Poland has a large amount of archive from 1600-1950 around the Limanowa parish -sowliny charity mordarka Stara Wieś and many others. Polish is her first language, may speak a little English. *[[McGrath-5039|O. McGrath]] (GG) [[:Category: Lower Silesia Voivodeship, Poland|Lower Silesian Voivodeship]] aka dolnośląskie
*[[Hecker-385|Vanessa Hecker]]: Former Schlesien territory [[:Category: Lublin Voivodeship, Poland|Lublin Voivodeship]] aka województwo lubelskie
*[[Lange-1526|Paul Lange]] (GG): Lublin and Volyn, Ukraine [[:Category: Lubusz Voivodeship, Poland|Lubusz Voivodeship]] aka województwo lubuskie
*[[Hecker-385|Vanessa Hecker]]: Former Brandenburg territory [[:Category: Łódź Voivodeship, Poland|Łódź Voivodeship]] aka województwo łódzkie
* [[:Category: Masovian Voivodeship, Poland|Masovian Voivodeship]] aka województwo mazowieckie
*[[Moszczyńska-Pętkowska-1|Kasia (Moszczyńska-Pętkowska) Marchlińska]] (GG) *[[Brandt-785|Brenda Brandt]] (GG) [[:Category: Opole Voivodeship, Poland|Opole Voivodeship]] aka województwo opolskie
*[[Hecker-385|Vanessa Hecker]]: Former Schlesien territory [[:Category: Podlaskie Voivodeship, Poland|Podlaskie Voivodeship]] aka województwo podlaskie
*[[Lechefsky-5|Dan Lechefsky]] (GG): "Familiar with vital records from the Wiżajny parish (north of Suwalki), the Lubowo parish (present day Liubavas, Lithuania)." * [[N.-17|Maggie]] (GG) : Working on categorizing Zambrów County, Podlaskie Voivodeship locations. Assist Wikitree profiles in that county with categorization, maybe some sources, profile improvements. [[:Category: Pomeranian Voivodeship, Poland|Pomeranian Voivodeship]] aka województwo pomorskie
*[[Kobus-79|Tina Kobus]] (GG) *[[Lange-1526|Paul Lange]] (GG): Gdansk/Elblag/Starogard Gdansk *[[Wittbrodt-9|Deborah (Wittbrodt) Nystrom]] (GG): Danzig & Zarnowitz, West Prussia/Pomerania *[[Hecker-385|Vanessa Hecker]] *[[Hurup-1|Poul Hurup]] (GG) Danzig - Marienburg - Elbing - Königsberg [[:Category: Silesian Voivodeship, Poland|Silesian Voivodeship]] aka województwo śląskie
*[[Moszczyńska-Pętkowska-1|Kasia (Moszczyńska-Pętkowska) Marchlińska]] (GG) *[[Hecker-385|Vanessa Hecker]]: Former Schlesien territory [[:Category: Subcarpathian Voivodeship, Poland|Subcarpathian Voivodeship]] aka województwo podkarpackie
*[[Sonczalla-1|Skye S]] (GG) *[[Lechefsky-5|Dan Lechefsky]] (GG): "Familiar with vital records from the Jeżowe and Sietesz parishes (both in Podkarpackie)." *[[Budd-1775|Bryon Budd]] (GG): Ruda Rózaniecka and Huta Rózaniecka. (Lubaczów County) *[[Guglik-1|Anne Guglik]]: Przemysl (Ukrainian) *[[Sączawa-222|Tomasz Sączawa]] (GG): Nisko, Lancut & surrounding areas, actively transcribes material to Geneteka and Lubgens. *[[Jaross-4|J. (Jaross) Kirk]] (GG) *[[Wittbrodt-9|Deborah (Wittbrodt) Nystrom]] (GG): Sietesz, Podkarpackie *[[Myers-20898|Jim Myers]] (GG): Nisko, Rzeszów *[[Podgurski-88|Cara Podgurski]] (GG) [[:Category: Warmian-Masurian Voivodeship, Poland|Warmian-Masurian Voivodeship]] aka województwo warmińsko-mazurskie
*[[Wengorz-1|Steffen Wengorz]] (GG): Pisz & Ełk (Kreis Johannisburg & Kreis Lyck) *[[Hecker-385|Vanessa Hecker]]: Former East Prussian territory *[[Hurup-1|Poul Hurup]] (GG) Danzig - Marienburg - Elbing - Königsberg [[:Category: West Pomeranian Voivodeship, Poland|West Pomeranian Voivodeship]] aka województwo zachodniopomorskie
*[[Kobus-79|Tina Kobus]] (GG) *[[Hecker-385|Vanessa Hecker]] ---- == Help Page Translation Team == *{{red|Leader: ''vacant''}} *{{red|Volunteers:}} We are looking for bilingual Polish and English speakers to translate the [[:Category:WikiTree_Help]] pages into Polish. If you are interested in helping, please contact [[Sonczalla-1|Skye]]. According to Wikitree Admin, there needs to be several individuals on this project. ---- == Bilingual Proofreaders == *[[Bożyk-46|Magdalena Bożyk]] has offered to help proofread items from time to time. *[[Sączawa-222|Tomasz Sączawa]] (GG) has been Skye's go-to for advice on Polish grammar and proofreading items. *[[Jantarek-1|Tommy Jantarek]] (GG) Native Polish speaker, very quick to lend advice on Polish grammar and answer questions. The proofreaders support the coordinators with some proofreading they may need from time to time. Bilingual demonstrates high degree of fluency in Polish and Polish grammar. ---- == Other == If you have another way that you can contribute and it is not listed above, please let us know as we are open to ideas.
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Poland in World War II
{{Image|file=Photos-537.png |align=c |size=170 |caption= }} Further reading of people affected shows the Nazi's had a bias against all of Poland as well as its Jewish population. {{Image|file=Poland_in_World_War_II-5.png |align=c |size=360 |caption=Newspapers from around the World }} *In the early morning hours of Sept 1, 1939, the Nazi German invasion of Poland started by its battleship, "Schleswig-Holstein barbarded a Polish munitions site near Danzig (on the Westerplatte peninsula) Simultaneously Nazi German police units attacked Polish rail road. Shooting broke out along the Polish Corridor. Soldiers tore down any barriers, sweeping into Poland. As part of the lightening strike, their planes quickly dropped bombs on rail lines, roads, cities, even cities. By the end of that day Danzig was pulled into the German Reich. {{Image|file=Poland_in_World_War_II-3.png |align=c |size=300 |caption=Tear down barrers. }} ::History taught in grade schools and higher here in the United States did not portray some of the true factors. Poland was invaded Sept 1, 1939 by Nazi Germany. From the east it was invaded by Soviet Union Sept. 17, 1939. It surrendered within''' 1 month'''. The Polish government retreated in the West. :The original Polish government was in exile in the West in Great Britain. Nazi Germany did not appoint a collaborationist government for Poland. It directly governed Poland itself (a purely German administration directly called the General gouvernement. The Polish resistance called Polish Underground State, was one of the 3 largest partisan forces. :The military also began again after Nazi Germany invaded the Soviet Union. The military was present to help Polish ground troops were present in the North Africa Campaign (siege of Tobruk). and was the 4th largest Allied army in Europe, after the Soviet Union, United States and Britain. {{Image|file=Poland_in_World_War_II-1.png |align=l |size=220 |caption=military. }}{{Image|file=Poland_in_World_War_II-2.png |align=r |size=250 |caption=Polish Cavalry. }}{{Clear}} ::'''Six Million Polish Citizens Were Killed During the Holocaust''' :::Half of These Holocaust Victims Were Non-Jewish. {{Image|file=Poland_in_World_War_II-1.jpg |align=c |size=340 |caption=Bloody Sunday. }} Close to six million Polish citizens were killed (both Christian and Jewish Polish) killed during World War II. Most were civilians killed by Nazi Germany, The Soviet Union and allies killed some. At the Nuremburg trials 3 categories were established as violations against humans against their wishes. 1) war of aggression, 2) war crimes 3) crimes against humanity. Occupied Poland suffered all of these. Both United Kingdom and France declared war on Germany on Sept. 3. The Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact (a protocol sharing Northern & Central Europe) into "German and Soviet " spheres of control had started and continued with German and Soviet occupation of Poland during the year. Then Nazi Germany overran lands annexed by the Soviets by Nazi Germany as it attempted to attack and defeat Soviet Union in before the winter set in. Wrong. The Soviets were resistant... {{Image|file=Poland_in_World_War_II.jpg |align=c |size=280 |caption='. }} The intention of Hitler-led Nazi Germany was to '''Terrorize all Polish People Into Subservience'''. Large numbers of Polish community leaders, mayors, local officials, priests, teachers, lawyers, judges, senators, doctors were executed in public. Much of the rest of leaders were sent to concentration camps where they died or were killed. In his speech to military commanders Adolf Hitler sent the Wehrmacht (the German armed forces): "to kill without mercy and reprieve all men, women and children of the Polish race". The Soviets also did much of the same. :Polish men were forcibly drafted into German army. :Obliteration of Polish history, culture ::Polish language was forbidden- "German-only language,schools, colleges, '''Polish press, libraries, bookshops burned'''" ::Polish churches, synagogues were burned, priests arrested and sent to concentration camps, Banks closed and all money was blocked ::Cities, towns were renamed to German as well as street signs {{Image|file=Poland_in_World_War_II-8.png |align=l |size=230 |caption= }}{{Image|file=Poland_in_World_War_II-9.png |align=r |size=250 |caption=Western Belarusians }}{{Clear}} *Many Polish people submitted to this terrorism. *There are reports of other Polish turning in their neighbors as Jewish, to survive. During the Holocaust, Poland lost the educated class as the Nazis felt this would make it easier to control the country. :45% of doctors, :57% of her attorneys :40% of her professors, '''OTHERS''' Hitler intended to rewrite history and create the perfect race. Since the Polish press was destroyed, and libraries, even records are not available. Thus the world missed a lot of the atrocities done to Nazi-occupied Poland to Jewish and non-Jewish peope. All records of Auschwitz were not returned by the Soviets. Children looking Aryan were taken to become German. Targets were also Gypsies, Jewish, non-Jewish, Polish, mentally and physically handicapped. '''REGIMENTS / DIVISIONS''' {{Image|file=Poland_in_World_War_II-4.png |align=l |size=260 |caption=Military. }}{{Image|file=Poland_in_World_War_II-7.png |align=r |size=210 |caption= }}{{Clear}} Poland had the 5th largest armed forces, but was not ready for a modern war. It had an army of a million men with almost 500 tanks, but it still was using horse-mounted fighting units. It mobilized late to avoid being blamed for an outbreak of war. Only 17 of 30 mobilized divisions were fully deployed by August 31. It had well-prepared defensive positions, these were dispersed too widely to present a cohesive and viable defense against a mobile fighting force -- especially the powerful Wehrmacht. {{Image|file=Poland_in_World_War_II-2.jpg |align=c |size=280 |caption=PZL-37_Los. }} After 4 weeks, 50,000 German soldiers were dead, wounded, or missing. Polish losses amounted to some 70,000 soldiers killed and 130,000 wounded. Another 90,000 Polish soldiers escaped to Hungary, Lithuania, Romania, and Latvia; many of them later made their way to Allied lines. Initially, the Wehrmacht's treatment of its 694,000 Polish prisoners was generally appropriate, although many civilians, a large proportion of them Jewish, were murdered. The SS and Sicherheitsdienst (German secret service, or SD) soon established themselves in Nazi German-occupied Poland, which was now regarded as a "nonexistent" state. Thereafter, the civilian population, especially Jews, suffered increasing oppression and persecution. *Polish Second Army *Polish 5th Infantry Division *Polish 7th Infantry Division *Polish 8th Infantry Division *Polish 9th Infantry Division *Polish 10th Infantry Division *16th Armoured Brigade, *2nd Artillery Division, 3rd AA-artillery Division, 3rd indep. mortar regiment *3 AT-artillery brigades (nos.9,11,14) *2nd Sapper Brigade *4th independent heavy tank regiment *28th SP-artillery regiment (21 x SU-85) *1st Armoured Corps: 3 armoured brigades, 1st Motorized Infantry Brigade - details below. Subordinated to the 2nd Army. *1st Motorized Infantry Brigade (Polish)(East) *2nd Armoured Brigade (2. Brygada Pancerna) - (65 x T-34/85) *3rd Armoured Brigade *4th Armoured Brigade *24th SP-artillery regiment (21 x SU-85) *25th SP-artillery regiment (21 x ISU-122) *27th SP-artillery regiment (21 x SU-76M) *2nd mortar regiment *26th AA-artillery regiment *Rocket artillery battalion Underground armies *Polish 2nd Home Army Infantry Division (Kielce-Radom) *Polish 8th Home Army Infantry Division (Warsaw Uprising) *Polish 19th Home Army Infantry Division (Wilno) *Polish 27th Home Army Infantry Division (Wołyń) *Polish Cracovian Home Army Infantry Division *Polish Cracovian Home Army Cavalry Brigade *Narodowe Siły Zbrojne ------ ''One example of atrocity is Katyn. There were huge numbers of massacres, camps, etc.'' {{Image|file=Poland_in_World_War_II.png |align=c |size=250 |caption=Katyn Massacre, 1940 }} This page endeavors to bring to mind this country, the people, and atrocities suffered by the people of Poland. One example of the atrocities is Katyn (Katyn-Kharkiv Mednoye). There were so many to list. An excellent source is the Holocaust Project. SEE:[[:Category:Holocaust|Category Holocaust]], ::'''Do you have ancestors to list there by category'''? '''SOURCES:''' *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polish_contribution_to_World_War_II Polish Contribution] *[http://military.wikia.com/wiki/War_crimes_in_occupied_Poland_during_World_War_II War Crimes] *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Katyn_massacre Katyn Massacre] *[http://www.holocaustforgotten.com/poland.htm Poland and Holocaust] *[http://history.howstuffworks.com/world-war-ii/buildup-to-world-war-213.htm Poland and military] *[http://military.wikia.com/wiki/Bombing_of_Warsaw_in_World_War_II Bombing of Warsaw] *[http://bigstory.ap.org/article/9dd82f089ced401fa1a2a8e121791eee/polands-mixed-feelings-over-memorial-rescuers-jews Polish people] *[http://www.ushmm.org/m/pdfs/2000926-Poles.pdf Polish Christians executed] *[http://remember.org/forgotten All Polish] *[http://history.howstuffworks.com/world-war-ii/start-world-war-24.htm Beginning of World War 2] *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Occupation_of_Poland_(1939%E2%80%9345)#/media/File:Bundesarchiv_R_49_Bild-0138,_Polen,_Wartheland,_Aussiedlung_von_Polen Occupation of Poland] *[http://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/jsource/vjw/Poland.html#ww2 Poland in World war 2] *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Polish_divisions_in_World_War_II Polish divisions] Poland Project Toolbox
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[[Category: Poland Project|!]] '''This page is to be edited by Poland Project Coordinators only. This page is used for quick reference, copy/paste info, for discussing certain topics, etc.''' '''Comments may be left on this page by members of the Poland Project or any member of the Wikitree community. We welcome suggestions, corrections, opinions, etc on how better to improve the Poland Project on Wikitree.''' ---- == Working On == *[[:Space:Poland_Project_News_Page|Poland Project News Page]] Info: to be used for any events related to the project like Challenges, Bingo, YouTube features. Goal is to keep it short and current. Publish in G2G for broad exposure. https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/1595632/welcome-to-our-poland-project-news-page?show=1595632#q1595632 *Finished East Prussia Mass Categorization. Tina - Oct 2023 *Finished Podkarpackie & Malopolskie Mass Categorization. Skye - NOV 2023 *Finished Świętokrzyskie Mass Categorization. Skye - Dec 2023 *Finished Lublin Mass Categorization. Skye - Jan 2024 *Finished Podlaskie Mass Categorization. Skye - Jan 2024 *Finished Masovian Mass Categorization. Skye - March 2024 *Finished KP Mass Categorization (Russian Empire) Skye Mar 2024 *Finished Lodz Mass Categorization. Skye - Apr 2024 *Finished West Prussia Mass Categorization. Tina - Apr 2024 *Finished Slaskie Voivodeship (Russian Empire only). Skye Apr 2023 *Started Wielkopolskie/Posen Mass Categorization (finishing up KP in Posen). Skye - Apr 2024 *Skye is asking Wikitree in G2G about a Challenge Team we can designate our members to join if they are interested: https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/1655218/challenge-team-needed-for-a-few-poland-project-members (I remember this came up awhile back and it needs to be addressed.) 29 Oct 2023 ** For reference: https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Legacy_Heirs_Team_Thon_Page **'''Important Note: '''It should be mentioned that it's up to Poland Project members to register themselves when the G2G thread for the next challenge comes up (probably in latter Nov or early Dec 2023). The WikiTree Team Managers ultimately decides who goes on what challenge teams. On the day before the challenge, they send the list to Lisa Murphy who is the Captain and she sets it up on the day before the challenges. The reason why is some Challenge Teams got so popular that the WikiTree Team had to split people up evenly among other teams. If we get our Poland Project members to REGISTER early, they most likely will stay with Legacy Heirs. *Created [[:Category:Polish Forced Laborers, World War II|Polish Forced Laborers, World War II]] category. In the future, we need to create profiles for the forced laborers mentioned in this article: [https://mosbach-gegen-rechts.de/2021/04/20/80-jahre-oberschefflenz-hinrichtung-skrzypacz/ The execution of Władysław Skrzypacz] Tina, 3 Nov 2023 == To Do == [[:Category:Poland%2C_Notables]], we should be making sure that any profile we come across that is Polish and has a Wikipedia page linked ... also has the Wikitree ID added to the Wikipedia page. This can be done under the Tools section. *This could also be done for village categories at some point too. Perhaps a task for another time. Tina, I just came across this category [[:Category: Prussia, Needs Profiles Created]] which potentially have profiles that belong in Poland. Perhaps we need to find out if the Germany Project is trying to redirect the profiles in this category and subcategory of Pomerania (since there are only 2 subcategories.)?? I know Germany has been working to eliminate their end of historical Prussia. The category was originally created in July 2019 by a former member of the Poland Project (Haese). Maybe Maggie has some insight. Skye. Hi, regarding Haese's creation while she was the Germany Project Leader with me, I do remember it. I will ask Germany Project Leaders. *I haven't messaged anyone because I found this [[:Category: Needs Profiles Created]] So I don't think we are responsible for doing anything. Tina * Re: Category: Need Profiles Created is an old activity that was promoted with Projects especially For connecting an unconnected branch. I am not sure if it's relevant anymore. Something I will ask about in the near future. Heads up: If the proposal goes through to remove noncertified pre1500 profile managers from profiles pre1500, we'll need to add the Poland Project Account to those profiles from Poland. https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/1601229/proposal-remove-non-certified-pre-1500-from-pre-1500-profiles. My guess is we find them through Wikitree+ search? (Skye) *I messaged Aleš and we can use the following search terms for pre-1500 Polish profiles: **location=poland 15cen **location=polska 15cen **change the cen to the century you need, 14, 13, 12, etc. **search for more than one century by adding the "or" operator between search terms, example: location=poland 15cen or location=poland 14cen (up to 5 "or" operators can be used at one time) **Since both Poland and Polska are being used in for these profile's location fields, we may want to consider standardizing the location names for pre-1500 profiles to the appropriate location name for the time period. (Tina) Database error for people with the Polish Roots sticker, but the profile is not managed by the Poland Project. See: https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Abraham-1031 as an example. [[N.-17|N.-17]] 10:55, 1 September 2023 (UTC) CORRECTED *Error? ProjectBox Without Project Account Help → Polish Roots [[N.-17|N.-17]] 20:19, 31 August 2023 (UTC) We need to get rid of 'Polish Roots' category. I have been aware of this issue for a long time. Working with Margaret of category myself on removing all vestiges of Polish Roots. *https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Category:Polish_Roots [[N.-17|N.-17]] 20:19, 31 August 2023 (UTC) ditto *I think we will need to eventually review the profiles that have used the sticker and replace the sticker with another (that doesn't link to the category). We should make sure the profile is categorized by powiat. I think the stickers should be deleted entirely, how else do we prevent people from adding it. Notables/nobility have categories. We will need to reorganize that category as I nested surname studies in it ... I can easily move them to a new category for surname studies or just remove them from a "Poland" tied category altogether since it is focused on ethnicity rather than location. Thoughts? (Skye) [[N.-17|N.-17]] 20:19, 23 August 2023 (UTC) Agree with you on that point, Skye. '''Suggestion''' until Team and/or Edit Bot remove all these 'Polish Roots' : Remove them ourselves to empty out that category and replace with appropiate stickers. * There are 8926 profiles was the total this morning with the sticker. Edit Bot has it slated; now just a question of when [[N.-17|N.-17]] 11:09, 1 September 2023 (UTC) Maggie, do we have any capability of adding "Project Protection" to nobility or notable profiles? What do we do about adding the Poland Project as the profile manager? Should "random people" be the profile managers of these sorts of profiles? I'm going to start listing some profiles that I find (some are pre1500 which I cannot categorize) *https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Jagiello-2 *[[N.-17|N.-17]] 15:17, 22 August 2023 (UTC) Updated Jagiello as part of Poland Project. I will take care of the these nobilities. I am in the midst clarifying protocols with the Medieval Project, Europe Aristos, pre-1500 and pre-1700 for Slavic Roots, Poland Project and Hungary. No worries (-: btw, not all nobility will be Project Protected. In fact, I probably shouldn't have PP Jagiello. More later... *https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Piast-117 In response to "Project Protection" with other managers on nobility profiles: It's OKAY for the managers to remain on Polish nobilty profiles. They were the original "stewards" of these old profiles (from the now defunct EURO ARISTO project) and "protected" these profiles, in a sense. The aim of the Project Protection is so they do not go astray or experience an incorrectly major LNAB. I had this sticker made prior to the Poland Project really taking off. Now that we have a system under control with badges, should we ask admin to delete the sticker? All vestiges linking Polish Roots Sticker removed. [[N.-17|N.-17]] 10:57, 1 September 2023 (UTC) At some point I am going to have to address the Russian Empire issue. There is a lady who creates categories (not many thank goodness) which are in present day Poland. For now we parallel to (ru), but that is incorrect and should probably be an additional (pl) since it is not in the Russian Language. In my mind, I'd rather nix all historical Russian categories and merge to present day within Poland boundaries, but that is probably not what everyone in Wikitree wants. Just a reminder here to figure out a way to run a search for that specific category (https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Category:Congress_Poland) to see if there are any new categories created and to parallel them. Skye 17 Jan 2024 *[[:Space:Shtetl_Categories]]. Now that I've been working through categorization in Congress Poland, I can no longer wait to address the issue of the historical categories created. I'm working with Elaine from the Jewish Roots project on this. The lady who creates these village are doing so to categorize groups of Jewish persons, and then use the location category as a "shtetl". A flat location category is for anyone to use regardless of ethnicity, but I want to work with what she has done so far (which is A LOT of work). I'm not certain if this needs to be proposed and hashed out in the G2G regarding the structure ... as it does involve other countries. So I'm getting my thoughts organized on what is the best/easiest route to take that will make most everyone happy. Maggie I have added you to the spacepage, and I will add Elaine (and probably K.Bloom). Skye 4 Feb 2024 == Quick Links == *[[:Project: Poland]] *[[:Template:CategoryInfoBox_Location]] *[[:Category: Polish Armed Forces]] *[https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special:Badges&b=poland Poland Project members with badge] *If a Prussian profile is found that is situated in present day Germany, move here: [[:Category: Germany, Needs Research]] *[[:Category: Prussia, Emigrants to Australia]], [[:Category: Prussia, Emigrants]] *[https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special:Badges&b=genealogist New members that have signed the Honor Code] *[[:Category: Poland, Emigrants]] Category with profiles that need research to narrow down village. Then create village categories and move into the appropriate migratory category. *[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_POL Poland Project Suggestion List] *[[:Space:Friday_Night_Bingo]] *[[:Help:Project Teams]], [[:Help:Team Leaders]] == Reports == ''Tina and Skye agreed that IF you do not create a parallel in Southern Poland (then Galicia), or historical Prussia/Poland DO NOT provide the "aka" description in the CIB. For instance, if you only create categories in Prussia and not in present day Poland, DO NOT provide the aka info in the Prussian CIB. We will periodically run a report of any category in a specific province/voivodeship that has a blank aka. This is how we know a parallel category needs to be set up. (Congress Poland excluded as there should be only few parallels for the Holocaust Project.) Once the parallel category has been set up, we will fill in the aka.'' *[https://plus.wikitree.com/default.htm?report=ana4&Category=Poland&Levels=2 Wikitree+ category maintenence search POLAND] *[https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTCatNavigate/Category.htm?Include0=&Exclude0=&Include1=&Exclude1=&Include2=&Exclude2=&Details=AKA&Category=Former_German_Territories&Levels=2 Wikitree+ category maintenence search PRUSSIA] * [[Automated:DD_Suggestion_List_POL|Data Doctors Poland maintenance suggestion list]] *[[Automated:DD Unconnected List POL|Poland Unconnected List]] *Refined Search Engine on Wikitree (change oletzko in this link to the word you are searching) https://wikitree.sdms.si/default.htm?report=srch1&Query=oletzko&MaxProfiles=500&Format= == Comments for Volunteers == {{blue|''New member comment for copy/paste on profiles:''}} Once the person has replied to this comment on their profile and is added to a team, we will award the Project Badge. The [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Project:Poland Poland Project] is glad you are interested in becoming a member! *We are honored that you will join us in making the Poland Project a collaborative environment for others to preserve their family history! For the last several months, the Poland Project has been undergoing new organization with new volunteers. We are excited about how the project can enhance Wikitree! *We have several different task teams that need volunteers. Please take a look at this page to see which one interests you: [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Poland%2C_Volunteer_Tasks Volunteer Tasks]. Once you have decided which task team you would like to work on, please reply to this comment. *The only requirements for ongoing membership in the Poland Project are that you join a team, work with your Team Leader, respond to the periodic check-ins from the Project Leaders/Coordinators and help the Project satisfy its goals. We recognize that people lead busy lives and are grateful for any and all contributions you can make. *Once you have joined a team we will award you with the Poland Project badge. Please join the Poland Project Google Group to receive project updates and participate in project and team discussions. The Poland Project Coordinators: [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Sonczalla-1 Skye], [https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/user/Kobus-79 Tina] & [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/N.-17 Maggie] ---- {{blue|''Check in comment for existing members:''}} Greetings [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Project:Poland Poland Project] member! We have new information and updates: *For the last several months, the Poland Project has been undergoing new organization with new volunteers. We are excited about how the project can enhance Wikitree! *We have several different task teams that need volunteers. Please take a look at this page to see which one interests you: [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Poland%2C_Volunteer_Tasks Volunteer Tasks]. Once you have decided which task team you would like to work on, please reply to this comment. *The only requirements for ongoing membership in the Poland Project are that you join a team and respond to the periodic check-ins from the Project Leaders/Coordinators. We recognize that people lead busy lives and are grateful for any and all contributions you can make. *Once you have joined a team, please join the Poland Project Google Group to receive project updates and participate in project and team discussions. You can also follow Project news via the tags 'Poland_Europe' or 'Polish_Roots' or 'Polska' on G2G. *If we don’t hear from you in the next 45 days, your membership badge will be removed. In this case please don't be offended as you're welcome to rejoin at any time. Please also note, that in order to receive help researching your Polish ancestors, membership is not mandatory. Just ask your questions in the G2G forum and tag them with 'Poland_Europe' or 'Polska' in order for our knowledgeable researchers to see them. The Poland Project Coordinators: [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Sonczalla-1 Skye], [https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/user/Kobus-79 Tina] & [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/N.-17 Maggie] == Random Welcome Letters == {{blue|''This letter can be added as a comment to a profile of anyone random we come across in Wikitree (by categorizing, etc.) The goal is to increase visibility and interest in the Poland Project.''}} Greetings! Are you aware Wikitree has a [[:Project: Poland|Poland Project?]] Check out our page to see what we are doing in Wikitree, how you can help and utilize the [[:Project: Poland/Resource Library]] to see what information is out there to help you in your research. If you are new to Wikitree and are having a difficult time getting started, check out a [[:Space:Welcome_to_Wikitree|Welcome to Wikitree]] page which will help you with the basics of Wikitree. If you are interested in becoming a member, simply pick a team that interests you from the following page: [[:Space:Poland%2C_Volunteer_Tasks]] and let us know by replying to this comment. The only requirements for ongoing membership in the Poland Project are that you join a team and respond to the periodic check-ins from the Project Leaders/Coordinators. We recognize that people lead busy lives and are grateful for any and all contributions you can make. Once you have joined a team, please join the Poland Project Google Group to receive project updates and participate in project and team discussions. You can also follow Project news via the tags 'Poland_Europe' or 'Polish_Roots' or 'Polska' on G2G. The Poland Project is very busy categorizing villages in Poland. If we have created a village category for you, please help us by adding it across other profiles you manage, where applicable. You can also assist us by finding and adding it to other Wikitree profiles from the same village through [https://plus.wikitree.com/default.htm Wikitree+]. Please feel free to reach out to me if you have any questions regarding how to search. We appreciate any help you have to offer! ---- The [[:Project: Poland|Poland Project]] is very busy categorizing villages in Poland. If we have created a village category for you, please help us by adding it across other profiles you manage, where applicable. Categorizing = connecting users or profiles. Thank you for any help you have to offer! {{blue|same message in Polish}} [[:Project: Poland|Poland Project]] jest bardzo zajęty kategoryzacją wsi w Polsce. Jeśli utworzyliśmy dla Ciebie kategorię wiosek, pomóż nam, dodając ją do innych profili, którymi zarządzasz, w stosownych przypadkach. Możesz nam również pomóc, znajdując i dodając go do innych profili Wikitree z tej samej wioski poprzez link [[:Special:SearchPerson|Find]] w prawym górnym rogu Twojej strony. Przewiń w dół, „Wyszukaj dowolny tekst” (Search any Text). Kategoryzowanie = łączenie użytkowników lub profili. Dziękujemy za wszelką pomoc, którą masz do zaoferowania! ''To jest komentarz pozostawiony na Twoim profilu na Wikitree, NIE bezpośrednia wiadomość. Zaloguj się na swoje konto, zajrzyj do swojego profilu i odpowiedz [reply] na komentarz.'' ---- Thank you for your interest in the Kingdom of Galicia and Lodomeria Project! The [[:Project:Kingdom_of_Galicia_and_Lodomeria|Project Page]] can direct you in ways that you can help Wikitree outside of your own profiles. If you are looking on how you can improve your own profiles, check out our [[:Space:Kingdom_of_Galicia_and_Lodomeria|Resource Page]]. If you are new to Wikitree and are having a difficult time getting started, check out [[:Space:Welcome_to_Wikitree|Welcome to Wikitree]] which will help you with the basics. Please copy/paste the following text and place into the biography of your profile: {{Member|Galicia}} so we can find or help you. Witamy! Odwiedź link, aby dowiedzieć się więcej o Wikitree: [[:Space:Witamy_w_Wikitree%21|Witamy_w_Wikitree!]] Zobacz także: [[:Category: Królestwo Galicji i Lodomerii]] == Comment letter for Wikitree Users from Poland == [[:Project: Poland|Projekt Poland]] chciałby się przywitać i podziękować za wkład w Wikitree! Jednym z naszych celów jest dotarcie do tych, którzy mogą mówić tylko po polsku (lub słabo po angielsku), aby zaoferować większą pomoc. Stworzyliśmy stronę w języku polskim, która może pomóc Ci lepiej zrozumieć, jak poruszać się po Wikitree: [[:Space:Witamy_w_Wikitree%21|Witamy_w_Wikitree!]] Zobacz także: [[:Project:Poland/Resource Library]], aby pomóc Ci w badaniach. Kolejnym z naszych głównych celów jest praca nad tworzeniem kategorii dla lokalizacji. Kategoria nie różni się niczym od indeksu. Jeśli masz wioski, które potrzebują kategorii, umieść profil Wikitree we właściwym obecnym województwie: [[:Category: Polska]] Jeśli masz jakieś pytania, nie wahaj się odpowiedzieć na ten komentarz lub poprosić o pomoc na forum G2G: https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/1483795/witamy-w-wikitree ''To jest komentarz pozostawiony na Twoim profilu na Wikitree, NIE bezpośrednia wiadomość. Zaloguj się na swoje konto, zajrzyj do swojego profilu i odpowiedz [reply] na komentarz.'' == Comment letter for Wikitree Users with Galician Ancestry == Greetings! I notice you have family members from the former Kingdom of Galicia and Lodomeria. [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Project:Kingdom_of_Galicia_and_Lodomeria The Kingdom of Galicia and Lodomeria Project] provides resources for you to aid your search. 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This is a pedigree page along with information on the family members from the Poldark series on Masterpiece Theatre adapted from the Poldark historical novels by Winston Graham. This is the (2015-Present) version and not the 1975 TV version. So far this Free-Space Profile is up to Season 3. I will update it in the future with the new Seasons. This is all fictitious and the pedigree is based on research done from the novels. I will add any genealogy from this page to WikiTree if any such information on the actors becomes available. So far, the only such actress is:
[[Anstruther-Gough-Calthorpe-3 | Gabriella "Wilde" Anstruther-Gough-Calthorpe]], who plays the role of Caroline Enys (née Penvenen) in the Poldark Series. She comes from a real-life aristocratic family.
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Crystal Leaity }}The Poldark pedigree is completely fictitious. == Links == * Wikipedia: [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poldark Poldark] * IMDb: [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt3636060/ Poldark] * [http://poldarkbbc.wikia.com/wiki/Winston_Graham Poldark Wiki - Winston Graham] * [http://poldarkbbc.wikia.com/wiki/Chynoweth_Family Poldark Wiki - Chynoweth Family] * PBS: [http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/masterpiece/shows/poldark/ Poldark] * [http://cultbox.co.uk/features/guides/poldark-characters-guide-whos-who-in-season-2 Cultbox.co.uk: Poldark] * [https://www.visitcornwall.com/poldark Visit Cornwall - Poldark] * [http://www.poldarked.com/2016/09/whos-who-in-first-episode-of-poldark-s2.html Poldarked.com] * [https://www.amazon.com/Winston-Graham-Poldark-Books-Collection/dp/B01HC1P6L2/ref=pd_sim_14_25?_encoding=UTF8&pd_rd_i=B01HC1P6L2&pd_rd_r=P1EK4JZJ1RK3K9CN401A&pd_rd_w=rdzPI&pd_rd_wg=UJPiG&psc=1&refRID=P1EK4JZJ1RK3K9CN401A Winston Graham Poldark Series 12 Books Collection Set from Amazon]
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The British South Africa Police was a highly active participant in counter insurgency operations from the very beginning of the Rhodesian war, and one of the highly successful units which evolved from this was the Police Anti Terrorist Unit known by the acronym PATU. The origins of PATU go back to the early 1960s and may be found in the formation of the Tracker Contact Teams, an idea first muted by then Superintendent Alec ‘Bill’ Bailey, a former member of the Long Range Desert Group (LRDG). This was the predecessor of David Stirling’s Special Air Service (SAS). With the first incursions of terrorists into Rhodesia, Police General Headquarters eventually authorised the formation of a Volunteer Additional Training (VAT) group, which was found to be unorthodox, but successful. In August 1966 PATU came into being, replacing the VAT group. A police reservist, who had also seen action with the SAS during World War II, Reg Seekings, was drawn onto regular strength to assist Bailey with training ‘sticks’ of men, based on LRDG and SAS techniques. Men came from around the country, all of whom were policemen volunteers for this additional duty as soldiers. As the war began to escalate the Police Reserve were drawn into volunteering for service in these units alongside the African Police. The PATU concept of multiracial ‘sticks’ was highly successful and is often considered an unsung unit of the Rhodesian Security Forces. Many policemen and reservists lost their lives while operating in this specialist unit and some of the men who were members of this unit are listed here [[:Category:Police Anti Terrorist Unit, British South Africa Police]]
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Este espaço livre é um local para organizar e reunir informações relativas aos indivíduos envolvidos na política brasileira. Esses perfis, no momento da criação deste perfil, estão desvinculados e precisam ser construídos devido ao Brasil ser um país sub-representado tanto no WikiTree quanto nos sites de genealogia. Este espaço é uma tentativa de criar essa representação, bem como estimular o interesse por notáveis brasileiros. Todo esforço deve ser feito para conectar esses perfis à "árvore principal" por meio de pesquisa e criação de perfis adicionais aplicáveis. ---- This freespace is a place to organize and gather information relating to those individuals involved in Brazilian politics. These profiles, at the time of this profile's creation, unconnected and need to be built out due to Brazil being an underrepresented country both on WikiTree and genealogy sites. This space is an attempt to create that representation as well as stimulate interest in Brazilian notables. Every effort should be made to connect these profiles to the "main tree" through research and the creation of additional, applicable profiles. Each initial phase will include creating profiles with BMD records for each main profile, their parents, spouses, and children (save for presidential families still alive and/or do not have a wikipedia page) and whether there are connection clues. Work will need to be done for proper categorization and biographies. === Presidents === {| border="3" class="wikitable sortable" cellpadding="5" ! '''Wikipedia''' !! '''WikiTree''' !! '''Family Added''' !!'''Notes''' !!'''Connected'''!! |- |align="right"| [https://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deodoro_da_Fonseca Deodoro da Fonseca] (1827-1892) || [[Fonseca-380|Manuel Deodoro da Fonseca]]|| Yes || || Connected 19 December 2022 || |- |align="right"| [https://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Floriano_Peixoto Floriano Peixoto Vieira] (1839-1895) || [[Vieira_Araújo_Peixoto-1|Floriano Peixoto Vieira]]|| Partial || || Connected 19 December 2022 || |- |align="right"| [https://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prudente_de_Morais Prudente de Morais] (1841-1902) || [[Morais_Barros-1|Prudente José de Morais Barros]] || Yes || || Connected 19 December 2022 || |- |align="right"| [https://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Campos_Sales Campos Sales] (1841-1913) || [[Ferraz_Campos_Salles-1|Manoel de Ferraz Campos Salles]] || Yes || || Connected 19 December 2022 || |- |align="right"| [https://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rodrigues_Alves Rodrigues Alves] (1848-1919) ||[[Rodrigues_Alves-2|Francisco de Paula Rodrigues Alves]]|| Yes || ||Connected 20 December 2022 || |- |align="right"| [https://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Afonso_Pena Afonso Pena] (1847-1909) ||[[Moreira_Pena-1|Afonso Augusto Moreira Pena]]|| Yes || || Connected 20 December 2022 || |- |align="right"| [https://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nilo_Pe%C3%A7anha Nilo Peçanha] (1867-1924) ||[[Procópio_Peçanha-1|Nilo Procópio Peçanha]]|| Partial || || Connected 10 January 2023 || |- |align="right"|[https://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hermes_da_Fonseca Hermes da Fonseca] (1855-1923) ||[[Rodrigues_Fonseca-1|Hermes Rodrigues da Fonseca]]|| Yes || || Connected 19 December 2022 || |- |align="right"|[https://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Venceslau_Br%C3%A1s Venceslau Brás] (1868-1966) ||[[Brás_Pereira_Gomes-1|Venceslau Brás Pereira Gomes]]|| Yes || || Found Connected || |- |align="right"| [https://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Delfim_Moreira Delfim Moreira] (1868-1920) ||[[Moreira_Costa_Ribeiro-1|Delfim Moreira da Costa Ribeiro]]|| Yes || || Connected 12 January 2023 || |- |align="right"| [https://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Epit%C3%A1cio_Pessoa Epitácio Pessoa] (1865-1942) ||[[Silva_Pessoa-1|Epitácio Lindolfo da Silva Pessoa]]|| Partial || || Connected 12 January 2023 || |- |align="right"|[https://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Artur_Bernardes Artur Bernardes] (1875-1955) ||[[Silva_Bernardes-1|Artur da Silva Bernardes]]|| Yes || ||Connected 18 January 2023 || |- |align="right"| [https://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Washington_Lu%C3%ADs Washington Luís] (1869-1957) ||[[Pereira_Sousa-1|Washington Luís Pereira de Sousa]]|| Yes || || Connected 31 December 2022 || |- |align="right"| [https://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Get%C3%BAlio_Vargas Getúlio Vargas] (1882-1954) ||[[Dornelles_Vargas-1|Getúlio Dornelles Vargas]]|| Yes || || Connected 2 March 2022 || |- |align="right"| [https://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jos%C3%A9_Linhares José Linhares] (1886-1957) ||[[Linhares-33|José Linhares]]|| Partial || || Connected 18 January 2023 || |- |align="right"| [https://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eurico_Gaspar_Dutra Eurico Gaspar Dutra] (1883-1974) ||[[Gaspar_Dutra-1|Eurico Gaspar Dutra]]|| Yes|| || Connected 18 January 2023 || |- |align="right"| [https://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caf%C3%A9_Filho Café Filho] (1899-1970) ||[[Fernandes_Campos_Café-1|João Fernandes Campos Café]]|| Yes || || Connected 22 February 2023|| |- |align="right"| [https://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carlos_Luz Carlos Luz] (1894-1961) ||[[Coimbra_Luz-1|Carlos Coimbra da Luz]]|| Partial || ||Connected 21 April 2023|| |- |align="right"| [https://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nereu_Ramos Nereu Ramos] (1888-1958) ||[[Oliveira_Ramos-3|Nereu de Oliveira Ramos]]|| Partial || || Found connected || |- |align="right"| [https://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Juscelino_Kubitschek Juscelino Kubitschek] (1902-1976) ||[[Kubitschek_Oliveira-1|Juscelino Kubitschek de Oliveira]]|| Yes || ||Connected 21 April 2023 || |- |align="right"| [https://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/J%C3%A2nio_Quadros Jânio Quadros] (1917-1992) ||[[Silva_Quadros-1|Jânio da Silva Quadros]]|| Yes || || Connected 22 February 2023 || |- |align="right"|[https://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ranieri_Mazzilli Ranieri Mazzilli] (1910-1975) ||[[Ranieri_Mazzilli-1|Paschoal Ranieri Mazzilli]]|| Partial || || Connected 21 April 2023|| |- |align="right"| [https://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jo%C3%A3o_Goulart João Goulart] (1919-1976) ||[[Marques_Goulart-1|João Belchior Marques Goulart]]|| Partial || || Connected 2 March 2023|| |- |align="right"| [https://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Humberto_Castelo_Branco Castelo Branco] (1897-1967) ||[[Alencar_Castelo_Branco-1|Humberto de Alencar Castelo Branco]]|| Yes || || Connected 21 April 2023 || |- |align="right"| [https://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Costa_e_Silva Costa e Silva] (1899-1969) ||[[Costa_Silva-1|Artur da Costa e Silva]]|| Partial || || Connected 30 May 2023 || |- |align="right"| [https://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Em%C3%ADlio_Garrastazu_M%C3%A9dici Emílio Garrastazu Médici] (1905-1985) ||[[Garrastazu_Médici-1|Emílio Garrastazu Médici]]|| Partial|| || Connected 22 February 2023 || |- |align="right"| [https://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ernesto_Geisel Ernesto Geisel] (1907-1996) ||[[Beckmann_Geisel-1|Ernesto Beckmann Geisel]]|| Partial || || Connected 21 April 2023 || |- |align="right"| [https://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jo%C3%A3o_Figueiredo João Figueiredo] (1918-1999) ||[[Oliveira_Figueiredo-1|João Baptista de Oliveira Figueiredo]]|| Partial || || Connected 27 February 2023|| |- |align="right"| [https://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jos%C3%A9_Sarney José Sarney] (1930-) ||[[Ferreira_Araújo_Costa-1|José Sarney Ferreira de Araújo Costa]]||Yes || || Connected 21 April 2023 || |- |align="right"| [https://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fernando_Collor Fernando Collor] (1949-) ||[[Collor_Mello-1|Fernando Affonso Collor de Mello]]|| Partial || || Connected 21 April 2023 || |- |align="right"| [https://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Itamar_Franco Itamar Franco] (1930-2011) ||[[Catiero_Franco-1|Itamar Augusto Catiero Franco (1930-2011)]]|| Partial || || Connected 21 April 2023 || |- |align="right"| [https://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fernando_Henrique_Cardoso Fernando Henrique Cardoso] (1931-) ||[[Cardoso-250|Fernando Henrique Cardoso]]|| Partial || || Connected 21 April 2023 || |- |align="right"| [https://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Luiz_In%C3%A1cio_Lula_da_Silva Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva] (1945-) ||[[Silva-2280|Lula da Silva]]|| Partial || || || |- |align="right"| [https://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dilma_Rousseff Dilma Rousseff] (1947-) ||[[Rouseff-1|Dilma Vana Rouseff]]|| Partial || || || |- |align="right"| [https://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michel_Temer Michel Temer] (1940-) ||[[Temer_Lulia-1|Michel Miguel Elias Temer Lulia]]|| Partial || || || |- |align="right"| [https://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jair_Bolsonaro Jair Bolsonaro] (1955-) ||[[Bolsonaro-1|Jair Bolsonaro]]|| Partial || || || |} === Military Juntas / Those Who Did Not Take Office === {| border="3" class="wikitable sortable" cellpadding="5" ! 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{{Blue|Communities of Polk County, North Carolina}} :{{Blue|Columbus, North Carolina}} was named for Dr. Columbus Mills [[Mills-2488|Columbus Mills]] of Mill Spring. One of Columbus Mills' ancestors was {{red|'''Colonel Ambrose Mills, a Loyalist'''}} who fought at the Battle off Kings Mountain. The {{ Blue|Patriots}} hanged [[Mills-6069 |{{Red|Dr. Ambrose Mills}}]] following his capture at the Battle of Kings Mountain which occurred 1780. https://www.ncpedia.org/kings-mountain-battleIn 1996 the population for the community was 3,600. :{{Blue| Columbus, North Carolina}} has the old courthouse which was built of handmade brick. The old slave block still stands on the lawn of the courthouse. Its water is obtained from wells as notified by a resident. :'''1855''' Columbus, NC (population 3,600 in 1996) was approved by the North Carolina legislature to be the county seat for Polk County. Columbus has had a few boundary changes.in the Appalachian Mountains foothills It is named for Dr. Columbus Mills, a state senator, who helped with the sectioning of Rutherford and Henderson Counties.. :'''Pre-1870''' {{Blue|Pace's Gap}} Traders brought their livestock and wagons on the old Howard Gap wagon road to the Blockhouse Fort. The point where the Howard Gap wagon road met the Winding Stairs Road, which came from the Low Country of South Carolina and Georgia, was {{Blue|Pace's Gap}}.This was home to a drover’s inn run by the Pace family, which provided accommodations for weary travelers and provided pens and fenced areas for the livestock. https://saluda.com/saluda-history/https://www.american-rails.com/saluda-grade.html :{{Blue|Tryon, North Carolina}} is the largest city for the area and Polk County.. The mild climate and colorful mountainsides tend to interest US Citizens as tourists, who sometimes settle here. Many professions have settled here, such as writers, artists, educators, professionals, and industrial executives. The county has many large estates and stables. The hunting country is an equestrian paradise with miles of marked riding trails. The fox hunts, horse shows, and steeplechase are well known throughout the country. {{Image|file=Polk_County_North_Carolina-4.jpg |align=r |size=425 |caption=Saluda now and 1881 }}{{clear}} :{{Blue|Saluda, North Carolina}} began 1881 on the western side on the railway, with a one- street downtown district. This was first called "Pace's Ridge", partly due to the plains area rising 1,000 feet. This town's settled by Scots Irish from Pennsylvania before the "Whiskey Rebellion". The Cherokee had owned land extending from the Saluda River in South Carolina through Tryon, North Carolina in the French Broad River Basin.M.A. Pace's store was a stopping point. Thompson’s Store & Ward's Grill are said to have anything from heating oil to chili cheeseburgers. Saluda is a vacation and retirement area for low county people. Apple orchards are the grown here The train does not run through town now. http://www.historicsaluda.org/historic-district/ http://www.polkcounty.org/county/saluda/saluda_history.html ::When people visited this region and county, they stayed for the pleasant climate. Inns, hotels and boarding houses for railroad workers and passengers were built.. Dr. Lesesne Smith of Spartanburg treated respiratory problems in children. A hospital, post office, stores, drug store, doctor, private school and (8) boarding houses were built. {{Image|file=Polk_County_North_Carolina-9.jpg |align=r |size=250 |caption=Bank in Tryon }}{{clear}} :{{Blue |Tryon, North Carolina}} is Polk County's largest city in the area and is most unusual in the versatility of its residents. Half the population has migrated from other parts of the country to enjoy the mild climate and beauty of the surrounding countryside.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tryon%2C_North_Carolina :{{Blue |Landrum, North Carolina}} After the station was built for the railroad, and the trains running Landrum began rapid growth. Its several stores quickly made the little village a center of trade for the increasing number of farmsteads in Upper Spartanburg County, Northeast Greenville County and a part of Polk County. As progress began the Landrums and Earl's hired a surveyor to lay out lots and streets for a town of Landrum, NC. with a spot with spring nearby so a well did not have to be dug.. C. Landrum opened a store to sell lots as well as other goods. The spot had a spring nearby so a well did not have to be dug. By 1884 Landrum was incorporated, then re-chartered 1897. W. T. Daniel was the first depot agent. The town has about 3,000 people.The high school had (6) students1916. The 3rd high school building serves 250-300 students of Spartanburg County. :::
::Some of these residents are the direct descendants of the earliest setters who had located at the base of the White Oak Mountain range and fought in the Revolutionary War. {{Image|file=Polk_County_North_Carolina-1.png |align=r |size=350 |caption=Elevations }}{{clear}} :::From White Oak Mountain a visitor can cross Shukawakan Falls, which provides the water for Columbus. The water is stored in a reservoir on Foster Mountain, Chocolate Drop-One of the most beautiful views of the Columbus area can be seen from White Oak Mountain. On your way to the top of the mountain, you will cross the Shukawakan Falls which is a main source of water for Columbus. This water goes to a reservoir on Foster Mountain (called Chocolate Drop). ::Polk County, NC and its citizens are proud of its mountains. These are high, but not as high as the Colorado mountains.The Tryon range, which ends in Tryon Peak at the north, lies in a NE by SW direction, and the northern portion, easily visible from the town, extends for about 10 miles.https://listsofjohn.com/searchres?c=1053 ::::
::::{| border="5" align="center" class="wikitable" style="font-style:Monotype Corsiva; font-size:100%; border: Solid 6px Brown;" ! scope="col" class= "sortable" |Name ! scope="col" class= "sortable" |Altitude ! scope="col" class= "sortable" |Descrip ! scope="col" class= "sortable" |Landmark ! scope="col" class= "sortable" |Named for |- |Tryon range || ( 3231 feet)||N part- visible from Tryon, NC. NE to SW ||Runs 10 miles || |- | Tryon Peak || (altitude 3231 feet)||named for the Cherokee Boundary || Gov. William Tryon & Cherokee & Catawba Indian Tribes negotiated||Gov. Tryon |- | Hogback Mountain ||(3226 feet)||in the south||Radio towers Blinking night lights|| |- |Rocky Spur|| (2500 feet) |||||| |- |Melrose || (2638 feet) ||South||Green light on it|| |- |Saluda Gap ||LOW|| Highway, River, Railway || from Asheville||Saluda |- |Warrior Mountain||(2466 Feet)||to the North,South of Saluda Gap||Called Little Warrior ||Indian Chief |- |Little Warrior || (2,421 Feet) ||Southern tip of Warrior Mt.|| || |- |Round mountain|| (1831 feet)|| Southwest|| Perfect cone|| shape |- |Miller Mountain || 2,552 feet ||beyond gap||appears part of Tryon Peak|| |- |White Oak Mountain||(3102 feet)||Northern part of Ridge||||Trees |- |Foster Mountain || || known as Chocolate Drop)|| || |- |} ::A list of the Polk County Mountains are listed here as well as the table: Starting at the south, the mountain bearing the radio towers with their blinking night lights, is Hogback, 3226 feet; then Rocky Spur, 2500 feet. Melrose, 2638 feet, is next and can be identified at night by its green light. Beyond Melrose comes the Saluda Gap, which brings highway, river and railroad down from Asheville. Next mountain to the north is Warrior, 2466 feet. This attractive little mountain rises to a smaller peak at its southern rip, which is sometimes called Little Warrior. Beyond Warrior is a lower peak, in shape a perfect cone. This is Round mountain, 1831 feet. U.S. Interstate Highway 26 after being built, will go through the gap to Round Mountain's north. Miller mountain is large, located on the other side of the Saluda gap and seems to be part of Tryon Peak. The highest mountain, Tryon Peak, 3231 feet. The radio installation on its summit may easily be seen. The northern portion of this ridge is known as White Oak, 3102 feet. {{Image|file=Polk_County_North_Carolina-10.jpg |align=r |size=300 |caption=Tyron Mountain marker. }}{{clear}} Many Polk County residents today are descendants of many of the early families and still live here. The names of Gibbs, Laughter, Pace, Arledge, Lankford, Newman, Wilkins, Green, Williams, Fagan, Durham, Bradley, Fisher, Jackson, Nodine, Mills are the 4th generation of Polk County Pioneers. ::Currently the wilderness which surrounded a single early home of 1877 is now surrounded by industrial plants and 3000 people of the town of Landrum, NC. : '''{{Red|to View}}'''[https://carolinafoothillschamber.com {{red|PolkCounty foothills}}] Adjacent counties
*South Carolina *Henderson county *Rutherford county ===Government Offices=== *Polk County voted with Henderson and Rutherford until after the Civil war.' *There have no fires or losses of records since the county ws created.. *Polk county has only had''' {{Red|four County clerks }}'''since it was formed. rmy, who was wounded at the battles of the Brandywine, Germantown and Eutaw Springs. County seat Columbus, named for Christopher Columbus, the discoverer of America. The first court house was built in 1855, of wood ; a temporary structure for use until one of brick was finished in 1858. This is yet in use. There have been no fires or losses of records. There have been only four clerks of court since the county's formation—R. S. Alexander for 31 years; N. B. Hampton 8 ; S. B. Edwards 4 ; John P. Arledge 23 ; a total of 66 years. The first will book begins in 1855 and the second one is now in use. The first deed book begins in 1855. '''1st Courthouse, 1855''' this was built of wood as a temporary structure for use until the next one was built.[http://genealogytrails.com/ncar/polk/history_county.html Genealogy Trails Polk Co. History] {{Image|file=Polk_County_North_Carolina-8.jpg |align=r |size=400 |caption=Polk Co. NC Courthouse painting. }}{{clear}} 2nd Courthouse, 1857-588 - This was built of brick. There have no fires or losses of records. hed in 1858. This is yet in use. :1857 - It is situated in the center of town. [http://genealogytrails.com/ncar/polk/history_county.html Genealogy Trails Polk Co. History] [http://genealogytrails.com/ncar/polk/history_county.html Genealogy Trails Polk Co. History] *Four clerks of court since the county's formation—R. S. Alexander for 31 years; N. B. Hampton 8 ; S. B. Edwards 4 ; John P. Arledge 23 ; a total of 66 years * The first will book begins in 1855 and the second one is now in use. The first deed book begins in 1855. [http://genealogytrails.com/ncar/polk/history_county.html Genealogy Trails Polk Co. History] ===Geography=== :Size -area depending on the year is 237.85 sq. mi, total area- 250 square miles. :Weather -Temperate as in the "Thermal belt" :Mountains- Blue Ridge Mountains :Lakes - Lake Adger and Lake Lanier which provide skiing, boating, and fishing. The mountain creeks also have trout fishing, when in season. Other activities are golf, riding, and hiking trails for nature enthusiasts. :Climate - the Mountain slopes of the region create a thermal belt, due to a temperature inversion which results in a belt, rather indefinite in width, wherein the frosts of the valley - or the freezes of the higher altitudes - do not occur. :Native Flora -Botanically, the area is rich in native flora. :Climate -temperate :Traditions -recreational, cultural, and equestrian traditions. :Minerals - epidote and hornblende crystals are mined in the county :Plantations - Green River Plantation, established in the early 1800s, and the Mills-Screven Plantation, established ca. 1820 :Railways The Saluda Grade, the steepest standard-gauge, mainline rail line in the nation, opened in 1878 in the county The estimated population of Polk County was 19,000 in 2004. :Water for Columbus is from wells. Population 8,832. Protected areas
===Demographics=== In 2000, there were 18,324 peopleg in the county with a population density of 77 people/sq. mi. The racial makeup of the county was 92.26% White, 5.89% Black or African American, 0.19% Native American, 0.24% Asian, 0.03% Pacific Islander, 0.63% from other races, and 0.76% from two or more races. 3.01% of the population were Hispanic or Latino of any race.The largest self-reported ancestry groups were: English - 17%, Irish - 13%, German - 13%,Scotch-Irish - 7%, African - 5.89%, Scottish - 4% Italian - 3%. The median income for a household in the county was $36,259, and the median income for a family was $45,096. The per capita income for the county was $19,804. 10.10% of the population and 6.40% of families were below the poverty line. 11.70% of those under the age of 18 and 8.80% of those 65 and older were living below the poverty line.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polk_County%2C_North_Carolina *Mill Spring, Polk county, North Carolina is the location for the 2018 FEI World Equestrian Games at the Tryon International Equestrian Center, Sept 11 to Sept 23, 2018 (the 8th edition of the games which occur every four years are run by the International Federation for Equestrian Sports (FEI). County Resources
*Lakes - two Lakes, Lake Adger and Lake Lanier which provide skiing, boating, and fishing. The mountain creeks also have trout fishing, when in season. Other activities are golf, riding, and hiking trails for nature enthusiasts. *The Polk County, North Carolina (small museum) is currently located in a baggage room of the Southern Railway Station in Tryon, North Carolina. *[https://www.blueridgeheritage.com/destinations/polk-county-history-museum/ Polk County Museum] 1800’s stage coach, antique farm tools, a school display, a home setting, a doctor’s office. *Lakes Anger provide aquatic sports and fishing. *Lake Lanier provide aquatic sports and fishing. *Trout fishing in the clear, cold mountain streams *Golf, riding and hiking attract nature enthusiasts *Polk County Historical Museum *Polk County Community Arts Council *Tryon Little Theater **Polk County farms produce corn, hay, soybeans, apples, and peaches *** Manufactured products include synthetic fibers, yarns, knits, crafts, glass, golf carts, and diamond dies. *[http://www.polkcounty.org/county/rogers_park/park.html Rogers Park] Images Highways
* I-26 *US 74 * US 176 * NC 9 * NC 108 NOTABLES
====Cities/Communities==== *Mill Spring *Landrum *[[:Category: Saluda, North Carolina|Saluda]] *[[:Category: Columbus, North Carolina |Columbus]] *[[:Category: Tryon, North Carolina|Tryon]] *Cooper's Gap *Green Creek *White Oak ===Census=== *2010 population was 20,510. *County’s current population is 19,226 (a 2006 estimate ===Cemeteries=== {{Image|file=Rusk County Cemeteries.gif |align=l |size=360 |caption= }}{{clear}} *[[:Category: Peniel Baptist Church Cemetery, Tryon, North Carolina|Peniel Baptist Church Cemetery]] *[[:Category: Tryon Cemetery, Tryon, North Carolina|Tryon Cemetery]] *[[:Category: Friendship Baptist Church Cemetery, Saluda, North Carolina|Friendship Cemetery]] *[[:Category: Green Creek First Baptist Cemetery, Green Creek, North Carolina|Green Creek First Baptist Cemetery]] *[[:Category: Silver Creek Baptist Church Cemetery, Mill Spring, North Carolina|Silver Creek Baptist Church Cemetery]] ===Sources===
Welcome to Polk County, North Carolina!
{{US History|sub-project=North Carolina}} *Leader of this Project is [[J-276|Paula J]] *Coordinator is [[Richardson-7161|Mary Richardson]] ===History/Timeline=== Gateway to the Mountains
{{Image|file=Polk_County_North_Carolina.jpg |align=c |size=260 |caption=logo. }} View '''[http://www.polknc.org Polk County, North Carolina]''' :'''1540''' Hernando DeSoto arrived in the mountain country, near this Polk County area. He found the Cherokee tribe living in log houses, hunting, and raising corn, pumpkins and beans. By 1760 Settlers had arrived settling in the mountains within the Cherokee hunting lands. Large numbers of the tribe used the lands as hunting grounds in summer. Hostile feelings of the Cherokees toward white settlers were a menace to people living near the foothills. http://www.polkcounty.org/county/polkcounty/pchistory.htmlhttp://www.carolana.com/NC/Counties/polk_county_nc.html {{Image|file=French_and_Indian_War_Images-4.jpg |align=r |size=340 |caption=French and Indian war }}{{clear}} :'''1754-63''' During the French and Indian War, the Cherokees helped the British Redcoats and Tory sympathizers and raided and massacred the pioneer homesteaders. :'''1764-1771''' As white men began to settle in the Indians' hunting ground, there were clashes and battles. North Carolina's Colonial Governor [[Tryon-432|William Tryon]] (1764-71) traveled from the capital to meet with the Cherokees to negotiate a boundary line. This agreed-upon boundary line extended from Greenville, South Carolina to the highest peak on White Oak Mountain, NC.. After this treaty was signed, the settlers named the highest point as '''Tryon Peak'''.http://www.polkcounty.org/county/tryon/tryon.html {{Image|file=Tryon-432.jpg |align=r |size=120 |caption=Gov. William Tryon }}{{clear}} ::When Gov. [[Tryon-432|William Tryon]] met with the Cherokee Indians and signed the Treaty for a {{Red|boundary line between the frontier of the Province of North Carolina and the Cherokee hunting grounds}}, a survey was done. The treaty line ran from Reedy River to Tryon Mountain. {{Image|file=Polk_County_North_Carolina-6.jpg |align=r |size=260 |caption=Tryon Mtn Marker }}{{clear}} :'''1765''' Settlers were here prior the American Revolution. Tryon, North Carolina has its nationally famous Steeplechase at the old Block House, but it was originally a trading post with the Cherokee Indians. ::A Cherokee legend about Big Warrior of the Cherokee chiefs named the mountain located on one side of Gov. Tryon's line for himself and the mountain located on the other side of that line for Gov. Tryon. So Warrior and Tryon mountains continue to be majestic. https://northcarolinahistory.org/encyclopedia/polk-county-1855/ ::After signing the treaty on the line near Greenville, SC to White Oak Mountain, Gov. [[Tryon-432|William Tryon]] learned the settlers had named the highest peak on White Oak, for him--'''Tryon Peak''' and was flattered. {{Image|file=Nelson-18437-3.jpg |align=r |size=200 |caption= }}{{clear}} :'''1768 -''' Traders traveled up the old Blackstock Road from Charlestown to sell furs and hides they had collected from the Indians. Settlers quickly learned this was good place to live in the mountain coves of the Cherokee hunting land. The settlers and Cherokee Indians had bloody clashes. This boundary did not ensure the pioneers' safety to the east or for the Indians to the west. Drovers driving the livestock from Kentucky and Tennessee to the harbors for shipment, stopped here. :'''June, 1776''' Capt. Edward Hampton and Capt. Preston Hampton of South Carolina were sent to obtain peace with the Cherokee. The Cherokee captured the Hamptons, confiscating their horses, guns and pistols. The brothers escaped and returned home, the Indian leaders came to their house, where they shot Preston, another threw a tomahawk and killed Preston's father, Anthony, others killed the baby son and Preston's wife.http://www.carolana.com/NC/Revolution/revolution_round_mountain.html ::'''Skyuka''' guided Thomas Howard and others from near the Pacolet River to Round Mountain, where the Cherokees were celebrating. After dark, Capt. Howard and men lit bonfires, began yelling as if celebrating and were running past the bonfire light to appear as many men. Capt. Howard and men circled the area to approach the Cherokees from behind. They were able to surprise and kill many Indians. The area is known as Howard's Gap after this action. https://kirkhneely.com/2013/07/07/the-legend-of-skyuka/ ---- {{Image|file=Photos_and_Images_of_Colorado-12.jpg |align=r |size=130 |caption=Gold }}{{clear}} :'''1840''' North Carolina was one of the USA's main sources for''' {{brown|G O L D}}''' until the '49 Gold Rush of Colorado and California.. During this same period, North Carolina was the nation's leading producer of gold (until the'49 California Gold Rush). In Columbus, gold was mined along Horse Creek and White Oak Creek. It is said that Hampton found a gold nugget of size and value that he was able to buy many acres of land and other items. Additional settlers came with the '''{{Brown|GOLD RUSH}}''' to either prospect or settle to farm and build plantations. :"Old Bill" Williams was a trapper, mountain man, and scout who helped in the survey of the Santa Fe Trail. He guided the Fremont Expedition, 1848 http://www.polkcounty.org/county/columbus/columbus.html :'''1847''' Polk county area has been a part of many counties. It was formed in 1847 from Henderson and Rutherford Counties. The 1847 act which had created the county, was repealed in 1849. They gave back the demarcated land to Henderson and Rutherford counties. Polk County was re-established in 1855. {{Image|file=Polk-1107.jpg |align=r |size=140 |caption=Col. William Polk }}{{clear}} :'''1854''' Dr. [[Mills-2488|Columbus Mills]] and Colonel William F. Jones of Cleveland were elected to the General Assembly and began lobbying for Polk County to be formed (Ch 10, Public Laws of 1854-1855), was ratified by the General Assembly on January 20, 1855. This provided that the county seat "shall be located by J. J. Irvin of Burke, Major Benjamin Burgin of McDowell and John R. Logan of Cleveland, or a majority of them, at the geographical center of the county, or within two miles thereto." A further section of this provided that the county seat "be named Columbus in honor of Dr. Dr. [[Mills-2488|Columbus Mills]] whose efforts had resulted in the reestablishment of the county of Polk." :'''1855''' The North Carolina legislature '''{{Blue|formed Polk County from Rutherford and Henderson Counties, 1855.}}''' It was named in honor of Lt. Col. [[Polk-1107|William Polk]], a Revolutionarly War hero, "who fought the British and Tories in the Battles of Valley Forge, Germantown, Brandywine and Eutaw, when he was wounded.". It is located in the southwestern section of the state. Boundaries are counties of South Carolina, Henderson and Rutherford counties in North Carolina. Disputes continued until 1903. {{Image|file=Polk_County_North_Carolina-2.jpg |align=r |size=300 |caption=Map }}{{clear}} ::North Carolina legislators gave instructions to the North Carolina commissioners for {{Blue|Columbus, NC}} to be named for Dr. Columbus Mills. The commissioners, (Nulls, Walker, Simms and Ward) started laying out the town. The main streets were named for the commissioners. Peak Street was named for the engineer of Columbus. Hampton Street was named for a man who donated land for the town. The commissioners organized the town with White Oak Mountain straight ahead. :'''1855''' Columbus, NC (population 3,600 in 1996) was approved by the North Carolina legislature to be the county seat for Polk County. Columbus has had a few boundary changes.in the Appalachian Mountains foothillsIt is named for Dr. Columbus Mills, a state senator, who helped with the sectioning of Rutherford and Henderson Counties.. :'''1857''' The Railroad reached Spartanburg. Work began to extend the railway into Polk County from Charleston, South Carolina and connect Charleston with the Ohio River.. All wanted the midwest trade from the Mississippi River.The Polk County towns began when the railroad came in, being built along the railroad: Inman, Landrum, Tryon and Saluda are all about the same age. http://www.polkcounty.org/county/landrum/landrum.html {{Image|file=Polk_County_North_Carolina-7.jpg |align=r |size=400 |caption=Columbus, and Tryon, North Carolina }}{{clear}} :'''1861-65 Civil War- 1870's''' When Polk County was barely starting, the USA and southern states went through the four years of conflict of the War between the States, then Reconstruction. It was 1900 before the county recovered. :http://www.polkcounty.org/county/polkcounty/pchistory.html :'''1861-70''' Columbus, North Carolina owned the large plantations outside the city limits. Cotton was raised in these days of Southern Gallant gentlemen, such as "Scarlet Ohara and Rhett Butler. :'''Pre-1870''' {{Blue|Pace's Gap}} began with traders bringing livestock and wagons on the old Howard Gap wagon road to the Blockhouse Fort. The point where Howard Gap wagon wagon Road crossed the Winging Stairs Road from the Low Country of South Carolina and Georgia was {{Blue|Pace's Gap}}. A drover's inn accommodations run by the Pace family was the meeting place for travelers with pens and fenced-area for their livestock for the night.https://saluda.com/saluda-history/https://www.american-rails.com/saluda-grade.html {{Image|file=Polk_County_North_Carolina-3.jpg |align=r |size=350 |caption=Polk Co. Train on Mountain track }}{{clear}} :'''1870''' After the Civil War, the North Carolina recovered, the building of the railroad began. Capt. Charles Pearson of the Confederate Army designed the route from Spartanburg into Asheville, which passed through Mills Gap Road through Polk, Henderson and Uncombe counties. This traversed up Skyuka Mountain to Howard Gap and crossed the continental divide to Hendersonville. Rev. John G Landrum and others formed a corporation to buy stocks in the railway. Spartanburg and Union Counties bought $200,000 in bonds. Polk County was asked to buy $40,000 in bonds, but a group opposed, due to possible noise issues, or bar rooms in Columbus. The Bond election failed when farmers refused to give right of way to the railway.. :'''1870 - 1930''' Cotton was grown at the foot of the mountains until 1930. In more current years enterprises began such as textiles, hosiery large industrial plants producing elastic, door hinges, mail boxes, woven carpet, paper folding boxes, commercial printing and publishing, and a host of small products, and nearly 3,000 people in Landrum, NC. {{Image|file=Polk_County_North_Carolina-1.jpg |align=r |size=280 |caption=. }}{{clear}} :'''1877''' Since Polk County had objected to the railway, Capt. Charles W. Pearson, Confederate, began to re-design the railway with as little as possible passing through Polk county. The Captain found a route coming up the New Cut Road from Spartanburg to the Block House (23 miles) up Melrose and Warrior Mountains, through Paces Gap, across the Green River into Henderson County. {{Image|file=Polk_County_North_Carolina-5.jpg |align=r |size=300 |caption=Saluda Railway }}{{clear}} ::The Earl's and Landrums wanted the railway on some of their land, so gave right of way plus (4 acres) for a station at the intersection of the Salem, Statesville, Rutherfordton and Greenville stage and Mail road. As progress began the Landrums and Earl's hired a surveyor to lay out lots and streets for a town of Landrum, NC.. C. Landrum opened a store to sell lots as well as other goods. The spot also happened to have a spring nearby so a well did not have to be dug..This would develop into ((blue|Landrum, North Carolina}} :'''1878''' The railroad past Landrum slowed down as (400 workmen) cut through granite at Bird Mountain. Train operations from Spartanburg to Landrum Station began and the first day was free. All sorts of fanfare accompanied this including an auction selling more lots of land and a barbecue. '''{{Red|One lot sold for $39.00}}''' C. M. Landrum had opened a store a very short time before the land sale. :'''July 4, 1878''' Deputy Marshall James Ledford was wounded when an incident occurred before the train left Spartanburg and died before the train reached Spartainburg. :'''1891''' Mr. Frank Stearns built the first elementary school for Columbus, Polk County, NC, and library for the county. The library is still present on Mill's Street. Stearns wanted White Oak Mountain to be a sanitarium. His plat is on display in the White Oak Mountain Development center. He donated the Stearns institute for education which is now the offices of the Polk County Board of Education. The Polk county Administration office for the Polk County Schools is now in the building. The Stearns Park is in front of the old Stearns School with a play ground equipment http://www.polknc.org/stearns_park.php#.XCrqcS2ZP5Y :'''Pre-1917''' Landrum academy began as a boarding high school for boys and girls. One of the landmarks in the history of Landrum was the presence of Landrum Academy, a boarding high school for boys and girls. The school was moved into Grove, South Carolina near the years of World War I.Landrum's first high school graduated six seniors in 1916. The third high school building is now home to some 250 to 300 students, and serves the upper portion of Spartanburg County's District One. :'''1917-1918''' World War I soldiers of Camp Wadsworth, in Spartanburg, practiced artillery on Hog Back Mountain. The troops were transported by train to Landrum, NC. Then they marched through the mud to the mountain training area. :'''1930's-68''' The Depression hit Saluda, NC, just as it hit the rest of the country with an impact on the inns and boarding houses. Some burned, possibly for insurance. Some were rebuilt. World War II stopped road and train travel.. Passenger trains ended in 1968 when the highways were improved. :The Mutual Bank survived the low cotton prices, the Depression, World War I, and World War II. It is now located in Spartanburg County. {{Blue|Schools}} :'''1917''' Frank Stearns donated land and building funds for building the Stearns School in Columbus. At a time of few schools, hundreds of children attended Stearns School. :'''1961, 1976''' Recent churches are Columbus United Methodist Church in 1961 and the Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses in 1976. :::*South Carolina *Henderson county *Rutherford county ===Government Offices=== *Polk County voted with Henderson and Rutherford until after the Civil war.' *There have no fires or losses of records since the county ws created.. *Polk county has only had''' {{Red|four County clerks }}'''since it was formed. rmy, who was wounded at the battles of the Brandywine, Germantown and Eutaw Springs. County seat Columbus, named for Christopher Columbus, the discoverer of America. The first court house was built in 1855, of wood ; a temporary structure for use until one of brick was finished in 1858. This is yet in use. There have been no fires or losses of records. There have been only four clerks of court since the county's formation—R. S. Alexander for 31 years; N. B. Hampton 8 ; S. B. Edwards 4 ; John P. Arledge 23 ; a total of 66 years. The first will book begins in 1855 and the second one is now in use. The first deed book begins in 1855. '''1st Courthouse, 1855''' this was built of wood as a temporary structure for use until the next one was built.[http://genealogytrails.com/ncar/polk/history_county.html Genealogy Trails Polk Co. History] {{Image|file=Polk_County_North_Carolina-8.jpg |align=r |size=400 |caption=Polk Co. NC Courthouse painting. }}{{clear}} 2nd Courthouse, 1857-588 - This was built of brick. There have no fires or losses of records. hed in 1858. This is yet in use. :1857 - It is situated in the center of town. [http://genealogytrails.com/ncar/polk/history_county.html Genealogy Trails Polk Co. History] [http://genealogytrails.com/ncar/polk/history_county.html Genealogy Trails Polk Co. History] *Four clerks of court since the county's formation—R. S. Alexander for 31 years; N. B. Hampton 8 ; S. B. Edwards 4 ; John P. Arledge 23 ; a total of 66 years * The first will book begins in 1855 and the second one is now in use. The first deed book begins in 1855. [http://genealogytrails.com/ncar/polk/history_county.html Genealogy Trails Polk Co. History] ===Geography=== :Size -area depending on the year is 237.85 sq. mi, total area- 250 square miles. :Weather -Temperate as in the "Thermal belt" :Mountains- Blue Ridge Mountains :Lakes - Lake Adger and Lake Lanier which provide skiing, boating, and fishing. The mountain creeks also have trout fishing, when in season. Other activities are golf, riding, and hiking trails for nature enthusiasts. :Climate - the Mountain slopes of the region create a thermal belt, due to a temperature inversion which results in a belt, rather indefinite in width, wherein the frosts of the valley - or the freezes of the higher altitudes - do not occur. :Native Flora -Botanically, the area is rich in native flora. :Climate -temperate :Traditions -recreational, cultural, and equestrian traditions. :Minerals - epidote and hornblende crystals are mined in the county :Plantations - Green River Plantation, established in the early 1800s, and the Mills-Screven Plantation, established ca. 1820 :Railways The Saluda Grade, the steepest standard-gauge, mainline rail line in the nation, opened in 1878 in the county The estimated population of Polk County was 19,000 in 2004. :Water for Columbus is from wells. Population 8,832. Protected areas
===Demographics=== In 2000, there were 18,324 peopleg in the county with a population density of 77 people/sq. mi. The racial makeup of the county was 92.26% White, 5.89% Black or African American, 0.19% Native American, 0.24% Asian, 0.03% Pacific Islander, 0.63% from other races, and 0.76% from two or more races. 3.01% of the population were Hispanic or Latino of any race.The largest self-reported ancestry groups were: English - 17%, Irish - 13%, German - 13%,Scotch-Irish - 7%, African - 5.89%, Scottish - 4% Italian - 3%. The median income for a household in the county was $36,259, and the median income for a family was $45,096. The per capita income for the county was $19,804. 10.10% of the population and 6.40% of families were below the poverty line. 11.70% of those under the age of 18 and 8.80% of those 65 and older were living below the poverty line.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polk_County%2C_North_Carolina *Mill Spring, Polk county, North Carolina is the location for the 2018 FEI World Equestrian Games at the Tryon International Equestrian Center, Sept 11 to Sept 23, 2018 (the 8th edition of the games which occur every four years are run by the International Federation for Equestrian Sports (FEI). County Resources
*Lakes - two Lakes, Lake Adger and Lake Lanier which provide skiing, boating, and fishing. The mountain creeks also have trout fishing, when in season. Other activities are golf, riding, and hiking trails for nature enthusiasts. *The Polk County, North Carolina (small museum) is currently located in a baggage room of the Southern Railway Station in Tryon, North Carolina. *[https://www.blueridgeheritage.com/destinations/polk-county-history-museum/ Polk County Museum] 1800’s stage coach, antique farm tools, a school display, a home setting, a doctor’s office. *Lakes Anger provide aquatic sports and fishing. *Lake Lanier provide aquatic sports and fishing. *Trout fishing in the clear, cold mountain streams *Golf, riding and hiking attract nature enthusiasts *Polk County Historical Museum *Polk County Community Arts Council *Tryon Little Theater **Polk County farms produce corn, hay, soybeans, apples, and peaches *** Manufactured products include synthetic fibers, yarns, knits, crafts, glass, golf carts, and diamond dies. *[http://www.polkcounty.org/county/rogers_park/park.html Rogers Park] Images Highways
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====Cities/Communities==== *Mill Spring *Landrum *[[:Category: Saluda, North Carolina|Saluda]] *[[:Category: Columbus, North Carolina |Columbus]] *[[:Category: Tryon, North Carolina|Tryon]] *Cooper's Gap *Green Creek *White Oak ===Census=== *2010 population was 20,510. *County’s current population is 19,226 (a 2006 estimate ===Cemeteries=== {{Image|file=Rusk County Cemeteries.gif |align=l |size=360 |caption= }}{{clear}} *[[:Category: Peniel Baptist Church Cemetery, Tryon, North Carolina|Peniel Baptist Church Cemetery]] *[[:Category: Tryon Cemetery, Tryon, North Carolina|Tryon Cemetery]] *[[:Category: Friendship Baptist Church Cemetery, Saluda, North Carolina|Friendship Cemetery]] *[[:Category: Green Creek First Baptist Cemetery, Green Creek, North Carolina|Green Creek First Baptist Cemetery]] *[[:Category: Silver Creek Baptist Church Cemetery, Mill Spring, North Carolina|Silver Creek Baptist Church Cemetery]] ===Sources===
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{{Blue|Story of Swartwout}} A banker from New York backed several colonies. In 1838 the small town, Swartout began on the East bank of the Trinity River. Sam Houston was even an early shareholder, when the community and its future looked horizonless.. :Before Polk county was formed, the Masons opened a school there in the 1840s. It had a ferry landing and was on a stage line, as well as had a hotel. Its Trinity River traffic boosted it into a river port for cotton warehousing and shipping.and the town was on a stage line. :Liberty County was established and Swartwout was a sub county seat for Liberty's northern division. Then Polk County was formed in 1846. Swartwout was on the ballot for county seat. However sufficient voters did not vote for the town as the new county seat. After this the town continued thriving on the river trade.. When the railroads were built they by passed Swartwout, they delivered the second blow for the town.. Its post office was open 1846 to 1875. . A marker was put in place in 1936, then that was moved when Lake Livingston Reservoir was built. Nothing is left of the old town of Swartwout, however a community is near the old Livingston Dam. A submerged Texas Ghost Town. http://www.texasescapes.com/TexasGhostTowns/Swartwout-Texas.htm
===Government Offices=== Polk County has had five courthouses: 1846, 1847, 1854, 1884 and 1923 '''1st Courthouse, 1846''' The county’s first courthouse cost '''$10.00''', and was a one-room log cabin built by Texas Revolutionary War veteran John English in 1846. It was not meant to be permanent. It was built on a hill where all the subsequent courthouses were built. http://www.texasescapes.com/EastTexasTowns/Livingston-Texas-Polk-County-Courthouse.htm '''2nd Courthouse, 1847''' - This was completed in 1847, with cost of $437.00 It was a larger, one-story log cabin measuring 26’ x 22’ x 20’. It was built by James Andress, a local civic leader and innkeeper. Andress moved the first courthouse down the hill and attached it to his inn where it was used as a kitchen. (The Andress Inn was demolished in 1911), but a Texas historical marker south of the current courthouse identifies its former location. '''3rd Courthouse, 1854''' The next courthouse was a 40’ x 40’ two-story building built of brick in 1854, with a cost just under '''$6,000'''. '''4th Courthouse, 1884-''' Thirty years later, the 1854 courthouse was renovated extremely. A new stone facade was part of the renovation. The renovated 1854 courthouse became the county’s fourth courthouse in 1884. It was built of stone and brick and designed by popular Houston architect Eugene T. Heiner in his familiar Second Empire style. The renovation cost '''$17, 500''' and the contractor was W. C. Wells. A white fence was built around the courthouse square at this time to keep roving livestock off the grounds.{{Image|file=Polk_County_Texas-3.jpg |align=r |size=300 |caption=1884 renovated Courthouse. }}{{clear}} :1902, downtown Livingston was destroyed by fire, reportedly caused by a disgruntled liquor salesman upset with the county’s ban on the sale of alcohol. The '''1884 courthouse was the only downtown building that survived.''' 1905, a 23’ x 43’ courthouse annex was built of locally made red brick on the SW corner of the courthouse square. It was designed by Houston architect Lewis Sterling Green. The annex still '''stands today as the county’s oldest government building'''. {{Image|file=Polk_County_Texas-4.jpg |align=r |size=320 |caption=1905 Annex }}{{clear}} '''5th Courthouse, 1923''' This current courthouse began in 1923. Houston contractor Isaac Young had cleared the foundation by July and the cornerstone was laid on November 12, 1923. The brick and concrete courthouse was built in the Classical Revival style (in the case of this courthouse, also referred to as Texas Renaissance) with Beaux-Arts details such as large entrance columns, arched windows, a cross-axial floor plan and a flat roof with decorative balustrades. This courthouse was the first courthouse for Polk County to have electricity, indoor plumbing, a furnace for steam heating, telephones and drinking water from another source other than from roof run-off. The courthouse was used for political and social functions and contained a community auditorium, library, post office, American Legion Hall and a jury dormitory with showers. The building’s total cost was '''$178,740'''. {{Image|file=Polk_County_Texas-2.jpg |align=r |size=450 |caption=1923 Courthouse }}{{clear}} ===Geography=== https://tshaonline.org/handbook/online/articles/hcp06 :Location - the East Texas Timberlands region on the east bank of the Trinity River. Geographical center - 94°50' north latitude and 30°49' west longitude. County seat - Livingston, on U.S. Hwys 59 and 190, 76 miles NE of Houston. :Size -1,061 square miles :Elevation from 100 to 300 feet Topography - gently rolling in the north and in South part is more level. :Soil - North part- has light colored loamy, deep reddish clay subsoil. Southern part - acidic, sandy-loamy surfaces with deep reddish loam or clay subsoil. Near River soils are dark, loamy. "Marine deposit found in subsoil, indicate the region was once under the ocean. :Rivers/Creeks- Trinity River & Niches River border the county, and Menard, Sally, Tombigbee, Big Sandy, Long King, Piney, and Kickapoo creeks. :Trees/vegetatoin Pine and hardwood forested ('''40% is prime farm land.''') :Lake - Lake Livingstone- man made reservoir on the Trinity River, covers 82,600 acres. :Rainfall - 48 inches annually :Temperature -67° F. :Growing season lasts 250 days. https://tshaonline.org/handbook/online/articles/hcp06 ====Adjacent counties==== *Angelina County (north) *Tyler County (east) *Hardin County (southeast) *Liberty County (south) *San Jacinto County (southwest) *Trinity County (northwest) =====Protected areas===== *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Big_Thicket Big Thicket] ===Demographics=== In 2000, there were 41,133 people residing in the county with a population density of 39 inhabitants/sq. mi. The racial makeup of the county was 79.64% White, 13.17% Black or African American, 1.74% Native American, 0.38% Asian, 0.01% Pacific Islander, 3.74% from other races, and 1.32% from two or more races. 9.39% of the population were Hispanic or Latino of any race. The median income for a household in the county was $30,495, and the median income for a family was $35,957. Males had a median income of $30,823 versus $21,065 for females. The per capita income for the county was $15,834. About 13.30% of families and 17.40% of the population were below the poverty line, including 23.10% of those under age 18 and 12.30% of those age 65 or over.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polk_County,_Texas {{Image|file=Polk_County_Texas.jpg |align=r |size=200 |caption=Polk Co. in Texas. }}{{clear}} '''Highways'''
:U.S. Highway 59 :I-69 Interstate 69 is planned to follow the current route of U.S. 59 in most places. :U.S. Highway 190 :U.S. Highway 287 :Texas State Highway 146 :Texas Farm to Market Road 350 :Texas Farm to Market Road 356 :Texas Farm to Market Road 357 :Texas Farm to Market Road 942 :Texas Farm to Market Road 943 :Texas Farm to Market Road 1745 *West Livingston has the Livingston Municipal Airport, operated by the City of Livingston. ==== Towns==== *[[:Category:Goodrich, Texas|Goodrich]] *[[:Category:Onalaska, Texas|Onalaska]] *[[:Category:Seven Oaks, Texas|Seven Oaks]] *'''[[:Category:Livingston, Texas|Livingston]] (county seat)''' *[[:Category:West Livingston, Texas|West Livingston]] {| border="1" class="sortable" !Census Des Place!! Unin community!! Unin community |- |[[:Category:Big Thicket Lake Estates, Texas|Big Thicket Lake Estates]] ||[[:Category:Ace, Texas|Ace]]||[[:Category:Moscow, Texas|Moscow]] |- |[[:Category:Cedar Point, Texas|Cedar Point]]||[[:Category:Barnum, Texas|Barnum]]||[[:Category:Dallardsville, Texas|Dallardsville]] |- |[[:Category:Indian Springs, Texas|Indian Springs]]||[[:Category:Blanchard, Texas|Blanchard]]||[[:Category:East Tempe, Texas|East Tempe]] |- |[[:Category:Pleasant Hill, Texas|Pleasant Hill]]||[[:Category:Camden, Texas|Camden]]||[[:Category:Leggett, Texas|Leggett]] |- |[[:Category:West Livingston, Texas|West Livingston]]||[[:Category:Corrigan, Texas|Corrigan]]||[[:Category: Segno, Texas|Segno]] |} *Laurelia gh town ====Formed From==== *1846--Polk County was created 30 March 1846 from Liberty Municipality. ====County Resources==== *Lumber products *'''Christmas trees.''' *Big Thicket ====Census==== :1850 --- 2,348 — :1860 --- 8,300 253.5% :1870 --- 8,707 4.9% :1880 --- 7,189 −17.4% :1890 --- 10,332 43.7% :1900 --- 14,447 39.8% :1910 --- 17,459 20.8% :1920 --- 16,784 −3.9% :1930 --- 17,555 4.6% :1940 --- 20,635 17.5% :1950 --- 16,194 −21.5% :1960 --- 13,861 −14.4% :1970 --- 14,457 4.3% :1980 --- 24,407 68.8% :1990 --- 30,687 25.7% :2000 --- 41,133 34.0% :2010 --- 45,413 10.4% :Est. 2015 --- 46,972 ====Notables==== *Percy Foreman: notable criminal defense attorney *John Wesley Hardin: Old West gunslinger *William P. Hobby: Governor of Texas, publisher of Houston Post *Sam Houston: general of the revolution to achieve independence and President of the Republic of Texas, made peace treaties with the Alabama-Coushata Indians. *Margo Jones: stage director of Tennessee Williams and Ray Walston and directed Williams' The Glass Menagerie on Broadway *René-Robert Cavelier, Sieur de La Salle: noted French explorer was likely killed in Polk County *Sally Mayes: Broadway actress and singer. Livingston named a street in her honor. *Mark Moseley: professional football player *Moon Mullican: musician, "King of the Hillbilly Piano Players". *Captain (Ike) Isaac Newton Moreland Turner: Confederate captain who joined the Civil War from Polk County, with units called the "Texas Brigade" (Annette Gordon-Reed American historian, Pulitzer prize author, (b 1958 in Livingston, Texas) American historian, Pulitzer Prize winning author, and law professor noted for changing scholarship on Thomas Jefferson re: his relationship with Sally Hemings and her children. ====Education==== *Polk County College / Commerce Center was completed in 2013, on US Hwy 59 Bypass. *Angelina College offers advanced curriculum study and technical training at this location. The facility provides public auditorium space and may be used as a mass shelter in a disaster. ====Grants==== *1529 a royal land grant was awarded to Pánfilo de Narváez. The Spanish tended to avoid the area. *1831, 1834 Empresarios awarded land grants to American and Hispanic families. Few actually settled. * 100 American and Hispanic families received land grants from various empresarios and companies between 1831 and 1834, ===Cemeteries=== {{Image|file=Rusk County Cemeteries.gif |align=c |size=360 |caption= }}{{clear}} *[https://historic.one/tx/polk-county/historic-cemetery/barfield#gsc.tab=0 Barfield Cemetery ] *[https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/2361538/barfield-cemetery Barfield Cemetery] from FindaGrave *[https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/202240/blue-water-cemetery Blue Water Cemetery] from FindaGrave *[[:Category: Pine Grove Cemetery, Barnum, Texas|Pine Grove Cemetery]] *[[:Category: Carmona Cemetery, Corrigan, Texas|Carmona Cemetery]] *[[:Category: Union Springs Cemetery, Corrigan, Texas|Union Springs Cemetery]] *[[:Category: Bold Springs Cemetery, Livingston, Texas|Bold Springs Cemetery]] *[[:Category: Forest Hill Cemetery, Livingston, Texas|Forest Hill Cemetery]] *[[:Category: Restland Memorial Park Cemetery, Livingston, Texas|Restland Memorial Park Cemetery]] *[[:Category: Menard Chapel Cemetery, Segno, Texas|Menard Chapel Cemetery]] *[[:Category: Peebles Cemetery, Polk County, Texas|Peebles Cemetery]] *[[:Category: Feagin Cemetery, Polk County, Texas|Feagin Cemetery]] *[[:Category: N.H. Rice Cemetery, Polk County, Texas|N.H. Rice Cemetery]] *[https://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=csr&CScnty=2706 FindaGrave cemeteries] ===Sources===
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{{US History|sub-project=Texas}} *'''[[Space:Texas|Texas Space Page]]''' *The leader of this project is: [[Richardson-7161|Mary Richardson]]. ==History/Timeline== {{Image|file=Polk_County_Texas-1.jpg |align=c |size=450 |caption=Polk county front page images. }} *{{Blue|Polk County was created and organized Mar 30, 1846 from Liberty County, by the act of the First Legislature of the State of Texas.}}https://texasalmanac.com/index.php?q=topics/government/polk-county This was one of the first of a series of 23 counties created after the USA annexed the new state. It is named for His Excellency James Knox Polk of Tennessee, President of the United States, was by act of the First Legislature of the State of Texas, approved on March 30, 1846, created out of Liberty County and embraced that portion thereof known and designated as the "Northern Division" of said Liberty County. It was one of the first of a series of 23 counties, constituted and established by the State of Texas, after annexation with the United States.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polk_County,_Texas https://tshaonline.org/handbook/online/articles/hcp06 :'''1529''' a royal land grant was awarded to Pánfilo de Narváez. The Spanish tended to avoid the area.https://tshaonline.org/handbook/online/articles/hcp06 :'''1700s''' - Hasinai Indians (alliance of Caddo descent) were in the region. :'''late 1700s''' -Alabama and Coushatta Indians crossed into the Big Thicket, (covering a lot of the area) Louisiana. These Alabama and Coushatta stayed in the county, living on land given to them in 1854. :'''1834''' Pakana Muskogees, of Creek descent, (3rd group) settled in Polk County. ::Big Thicket was discouraging to European settlers. :'''1831, 1834''' Empresarios awarded land grants to American and Hispanic families. Few actually settled. By 1834 there were only '''7 families'''recorded in Smithfield on the Trinity River. :'''1841''' Drew's Landing and Smithfield were busy shipping points. :'''1846'''- Polk County, was formed from Liberty Municipality (which was subdivided from Department of Nacogdoches). Polk co. was named after President James K. Polk, was one of 23 counties formed by the first state legislature of Texas in 1846. The boundaries established on March 30 closely followed those of the old northern division of Liberty Municipality, :'''1846''' - voting in Polk county selected Livingston to be the County Seat (was formerly named Springfield). The first commissioners' court met there in September. {{Image|file=Polk_County_Texas.jpg |align=r |size=170 |caption=Polk Co. in Texas. }}{{clear}} :'''1835-1860''' Settlers arrived, with many on the Trinity River and along the main creeks. ::'''Examples'''- Pierre J. Menard, representing Liberty Municipality in the Consultation at San Felipe, and George T. Wood, governor of Texas 1847 to 1849. :'''pre-Civil War''' - Settlers were mostly from southern states, thus plantations were major feature of the economics and politics prior to Civil War. (Population of the county in 1860 was {{red|8,300, with a''' slave majority of 4,198'''}}. :'''1859''' - Plantations produced 9,307 bales of cotton.The county produced 9,307 bales of cotton. :'''1859-1861''' Polk County supported Hardin R. Runnels against Sam Houston, majority for presidential candidate John C. Breckinridge in 1860 and secession in 1861. :'''1862-1865''' Polk County raised 8 companies to serve the Confederacy, PLUS an Indian unit led by planter, Confederate major Alexander Hamilton Washington. :'''post 1866''' - the county had depended on plantation system of farming,, it was economically broken after the war. :'''1869''' Number of farms doubled, but population decreased and the agriculture production fell sharply. Corn crops fell 30%. '''Cotton production fell 50%''' :'''1870-1900'''-- Antebellum corn production was not equaled again until 1900, and cotton not until 1940. Even the Cattle and hogs decreased 1/3 :'''1870-1890''' mules, horses, and sheep, became a source of steady income through the turn of the century. The average value of a farm including land and buildings dropped from ($7,377 to '''$501''') . :'''Mar 11, 1875'''- adjustment to Polk County when part of Trinity County was added to Polk Co., leading to the present Polk County. :'''1880-1940''' - population increased steadily then peaked at 20,635. The population of Polk County grew steadily from 1880 to 1940, when it peaked at 20,635, :'''1881''' Railways -The Houston, East and West Texas Railway was completed north across Polk County, and the tracks have been used by the Southern Pacific since 1961. Many small lines, such as the Moscow, Camden and San Augustine, were built by lumber companies during the timber boom, but most have been abandoned. The Trinity and Sabine established Corrigan in 1881, then became part of an east-west line of the Missouri, Kansas and Texas across the county in 1884. The Waco, Beaumont, Trinity and Sabine acquired the line in 1923, along with the Beaumont and Great Northern, first completed through Onalaska to Livingston in 1908. :'''1899'''- Many Pakana Muskoges moved to Oklahoma, while the rest joined the Alabama Couishtta Indians. :'''1900''' Lumber production occupies much of the land in Polk County. In the twentieth century the value of the lumber industry increased remarkably. The greatest increase came after World War II, but the lumber boom helped ease the impact of the Great Depression on the county. :'''1903'''- The Livingston Telephone Company was organized on August 3, 1903, (40 telephones in service). :'''1905'''-Livingston Power Plant began providing electricity at night from a small wood-fired steam engine. :'''1907''' Several local businessmen bought the plant in 1907 and initiated daylight service in 1909. Livingston Municipal Light Department still operates. :'''1920''' Polk County has a rural population, less dependent on farming. Many farms lay fallow or grew hay, :'''1928''' Alabama-Coushatta Indian Reservation was enlarged by the federal government in 1928, is Located east of Livingston on U.S. Highway 190. (3 creeks are named for Coushattal chiefs( 1) Long King, 2) Long Tom, and 3) Tempe. :'''1936''' -The rails from Corrigan east were abandoned in 1936, and from Livingston west in 1949 :post World War II, U.S. highways 59 and 287, through Livingston and Corrigan, were paved, and U.S. 190 from Livingston to Woodville, in neighboring Tyler County, was hard-surfaced by 1949. Only 2,551 motor vehicles were registered in Polk County in 1944; in 1990 the total of 28,311 reflected the effect of highway development in the county. :'''1940-1960''' population 16,194. :'''1980''' Population had increased to 24,407. ::The population of African Americans decreased 40%, in the 1870s, then increased until 1950. ::Indian residents of Polk County have remained steady at a few hundred. ::There are no large towns within the county; of the incorporated areas, Livingston increased from 1,851 inhabitants in 1940 to 5,019 by 1990, when Corrigan had 1,794 residents, Onalaska 728, Goodrich 239, and Seven Oaks 171. :'''1981'''- 16,380 tons hay was produced in 1981. :'''1982''' Rural population increased, (agriculture has been minor in the economy of Polk County). From a peak in 1929 of 2,300 farms employing 3,191 people, the number of active farming operations fell to 456 in 1978 before recovering to 530 employing less than 200 in 1982. '''No cotton production has been reported since 1969,''' :'''1930-1940''' jobs in the timber and related service industries double. Manufactures, mostly lumber, totaled $859,657 in value in 1900, then $2.9 million in 1939. :'''1977''' timber industry in Polk County produced $64.4 million in manufactures and employed almost 1,000 people. :'''1980s''' -Several private and municipal companies provided phone service to the county in the 1980s. :'''1982''' Timber prices rose, thus by 1982 only 9% of the farmland was cultivated, but farmsteads averaged $264,994 in value. :'''1982''' Oil and gas production increased (1.8 billion cubic feet of gas-well gas were produced) :'''1990''' County production of peaches, blueberries, and vegetables. Polk County was the leading Texas county in lumber products and '''Christmas trees.''' Crude oil production was 1,256,622 barrels. :Transportation facilitated the development of industry improvement in transportation. Early commerce depended on a few roads or the Trinity River; :'''2000''' rural households get electricity from Gulf States Utilities or Texas Power and Light Company. Entex, Incorporated, sells natural gas to county residents. :U.S. Highway 59 :I-69 Interstate 69 is planned to follow the current route of U.S. 59 in most places. :U.S. Highway 190 :U.S. Highway 287 :Texas State Highway 146 :Texas Farm to Market Road 350 :Texas Farm to Market Road 356 :Texas Farm to Market Road 357 :Texas Farm to Market Road 942 :Texas Farm to Market Road 943 :Texas Farm to Market Road 1745 *West Livingston has the Livingston Municipal Airport, operated by the City of Livingston. ==== Towns==== *[[:Category:Goodrich, Texas|Goodrich]] *[[:Category:Onalaska, Texas|Onalaska]] *[[:Category:Seven Oaks, Texas|Seven Oaks]] *'''[[:Category:Livingston, Texas|Livingston]] (county seat)''' *[[:Category:West Livingston, Texas|West Livingston]] {| border="1" class="sortable" !Census Des Place!! Unin community!! Unin community |- |[[:Category:Big Thicket Lake Estates, Texas|Big Thicket Lake Estates]] ||[[:Category:Ace, Texas|Ace]]||[[:Category:Moscow, Texas|Moscow]] |- |[[:Category:Cedar Point, Texas|Cedar Point]]||[[:Category:Barnum, Texas|Barnum]]||[[:Category:Dallardsville, Texas|Dallardsville]] |- |[[:Category:Indian Springs, Texas|Indian Springs]]||[[:Category:Blanchard, Texas|Blanchard]]||[[:Category:East Tempe, Texas|East Tempe]] |- |[[:Category:Pleasant Hill, Texas|Pleasant Hill]]||[[:Category:Camden, Texas|Camden]]||[[:Category:Leggett, Texas|Leggett]] |- |[[:Category:West Livingston, Texas|West Livingston]]||[[:Category:Corrigan, Texas|Corrigan]]||[[:Category: Segno, Texas|Segno]] |} *Laurelia gh town ====Formed From==== *1846--Polk County was created 30 March 1846 from Liberty Municipality. ====County Resources==== *Lumber products *'''Christmas trees.''' *Big Thicket ====Census==== :1850 --- 2,348 — :1860 --- 8,300 253.5% :1870 --- 8,707 4.9% :1880 --- 7,189 −17.4% :1890 --- 10,332 43.7% :1900 --- 14,447 39.8% :1910 --- 17,459 20.8% :1920 --- 16,784 −3.9% :1930 --- 17,555 4.6% :1940 --- 20,635 17.5% :1950 --- 16,194 −21.5% :1960 --- 13,861 −14.4% :1970 --- 14,457 4.3% :1980 --- 24,407 68.8% :1990 --- 30,687 25.7% :2000 --- 41,133 34.0% :2010 --- 45,413 10.4% :Est. 2015 --- 46,972 ====Notables==== *Percy Foreman: notable criminal defense attorney *John Wesley Hardin: Old West gunslinger *William P. Hobby: Governor of Texas, publisher of Houston Post *Sam Houston: general of the revolution to achieve independence and President of the Republic of Texas, made peace treaties with the Alabama-Coushata Indians. *Margo Jones: stage director of Tennessee Williams and Ray Walston and directed Williams' The Glass Menagerie on Broadway *René-Robert Cavelier, Sieur de La Salle: noted French explorer was likely killed in Polk County *Sally Mayes: Broadway actress and singer. Livingston named a street in her honor. *Mark Moseley: professional football player *Moon Mullican: musician, "King of the Hillbilly Piano Players". *Captain (Ike) Isaac Newton Moreland Turner: Confederate captain who joined the Civil War from Polk County, with units called the "Texas Brigade" (Annette Gordon-Reed American historian, Pulitzer prize author, (b 1958 in Livingston, Texas) American historian, Pulitzer Prize winning author, and law professor noted for changing scholarship on Thomas Jefferson re: his relationship with Sally Hemings and her children. ====Education==== *Polk County College / Commerce Center was completed in 2013, on US Hwy 59 Bypass. *Angelina College offers advanced curriculum study and technical training at this location. The facility provides public auditorium space and may be used as a mass shelter in a disaster. ====Grants==== *1529 a royal land grant was awarded to Pánfilo de Narváez. The Spanish tended to avoid the area. *1831, 1834 Empresarios awarded land grants to American and Hispanic families. Few actually settled. * 100 American and Hispanic families received land grants from various empresarios and companies between 1831 and 1834, ===Cemeteries=== {{Image|file=Rusk County Cemeteries.gif |align=c |size=360 |caption= }}{{clear}} *[https://historic.one/tx/polk-county/historic-cemetery/barfield#gsc.tab=0 Barfield Cemetery ] *[https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/2361538/barfield-cemetery Barfield Cemetery] from FindaGrave *[https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/202240/blue-water-cemetery Blue Water Cemetery] from FindaGrave *[[:Category: Pine Grove Cemetery, Barnum, Texas|Pine Grove Cemetery]] *[[:Category: Carmona Cemetery, Corrigan, Texas|Carmona Cemetery]] *[[:Category: Union Springs Cemetery, Corrigan, Texas|Union Springs Cemetery]] *[[:Category: Bold Springs Cemetery, Livingston, Texas|Bold Springs Cemetery]] *[[:Category: Forest Hill Cemetery, Livingston, Texas|Forest Hill Cemetery]] *[[:Category: Restland Memorial Park Cemetery, Livingston, Texas|Restland Memorial Park Cemetery]] *[[:Category: Menard Chapel Cemetery, Segno, Texas|Menard Chapel Cemetery]] *[[:Category: Peebles Cemetery, Polk County, Texas|Peebles Cemetery]] *[[:Category: Feagin Cemetery, Polk County, Texas|Feagin Cemetery]] *[[:Category: N.H. Rice Cemetery, Polk County, Texas|N.H. Rice Cemetery]] *[https://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=csr&CScnty=2706 FindaGrave cemeteries] ===Sources===
Pollard Family History
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[[Category:Family Histories]] This is a central page for organizing genealogy related to Pollard families and information about individuals, places, and things named Pollard. (Do you have any info about Pollards or the name? Please join the Trusted List to this page and participate. You can also post a comment or memory below.) === Origins of the Surname Pollard === It can refer to a tree having its top cut off; or a fish. It can be 'Poularde', French, for a fat chicken; it can be 'Pol', Dutch term for a loose or lewd man, and 'ard', disposition. Together "Poule-ard" can be chicken-hearted. It was used as a nickname for a person with a large or unusually shaped head. The term ''pollard'' in the sense denoting an animal that has had its horns lopped. Is not recorded before the 1500s, and as applied to a tree the word is not recorded until the 1600s. It is an English surname. === Geographic Centers of Pollard Families === In the UK, this surname is mostly in Lancashire and Yorkshire Counties. Many also in Lanarkshire, Scotland. In the USA many live in the midwestern states and New York and Virginia. === Pollards on WikiTree === Here is the current [http://www.wikitree.com/indexes/person/P/POLLARD_1.html Pollard] index. If you are a Pollard or have a Pollard family member your additions will be automatically included on this index when it updates tomorrow morning.
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[[Category:One Name Studies Project, Showcase]] [[Category:Pollard Name Study]] [[Category:One Name Studies]] [[Category:DNA Projects]] __NOTOC__ ==Please Note== {{GOONS Sticker|Pollard}} Although I am the registrant of the Pollard study at the Guild of One-Name Studies, I was added as a profile manager of this WikiTree project only today. My thanks to Amy and Azure. The WikiTree Pollard effort has been inactive for several years and, while I intend to add incrementally to it over the coming few weeks, it will be a while before we can get it up to speed. Pollard is one of my great-grandparental lines, so I have a vested interest. Thanks for understanding...and for helping add to the Pollard families on WikiTree if you can. If you have any questions or suggestions, please let me know. You can view one of my other ONS activities at the [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Threlkeld_Name_Study Threlkeld Name Study]. —Ed Williams ([[Williams-49144|Williams-49144]]) 17:16, 15 June 2022 (UTC) ==About the Project== The Pollard Name Study project serves as a collaborative platform to collect information on the [https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/Pollard Pollard] name. The hope is that other researchers like you will [[#How to Join|join the study]] to help make it a valuable reference point for other genealogists who are researching or have an interest in the Pollard name. As a One Name Study, this project is not limited to persons who are related biologically. Individual [[#Research_Pages|studies]] can be used to branch out the research into specific methods and areas of interest, such as geographically (England Pollard's), by time period (18th Century Pollard's), or by topic (Pollard DNA, Pollard Occupations, Pollard Statistics). These studies may also include a number of family branches which have no immediate link with each other. Some researchers may even be motivated to go beyond the profile identification and research stage to compile fully sourced, single-family histories of some of the families they discover through this name study project. ''Also see the [[#Related Surnames and Surname Variants|related surnames and surname variants]].'' ==How to Join== To join the Pollard Name Study, first start out by browsing our current [[#Research_Pages|research pages]] to see if there is a specific study ongoing that fits your interests. If so, feel free to add your name to the Membership list below, post an introduction comment on the specific team page, and then dive right in! If a [[#Research_Pages|research page]] does not yet exist for your particular area of interest, please contact the '''Name Study Coordinator: [[Williams-49144|Edison Williams]]''' for assistance. {{Member|ONS|name=Pollard}} Once you are ready to go, you can also show your project affiliation with the ONS Member Sticker: {{Member|ONS|name=Pollard}} {{Clear}} ==Research Pages== * * * ==Membership== * * * ==Related Surnames and Surname Variants== * [https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/Bollard Bollard] * [https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/Polard Polard] == Other Surname Variants == In order of frequency of appearance in genealogical source documents, the spelling variants included in the Study are: * Polhard * Paillard * Pallard == Task List == Research and Study tasks to come... == Links == * [https://www.familytreedna.com/groups/pollard The Pollard DNA Project] at Family Tree DNA * [https://one-name.org/name_profile/Pollard Our page at the Guild of One-Name Studies]
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[[Category: Pomeroy Name Study]][[Category: DNA Projects]] [[Category: Pomeroy, John 1733 - 1810, AncestryDNA Circle]] [[Category: Pomeroy, Oren 1799-1882, AncestryDNA Circle]] [[Category: Pomeroy, Thomas 1827 - 1902, AncestryDNA Circle]] [[Category: Pomeroy, William 1750 - 1807, AncestryDNA Circle]] The goal of this project is to work on all Pomeroy trees. Surname Variants: A pomeroy search lists About 1715 POMEROYs. We will try to work on the following related surnames: POMERY (104) POMROY (79) PUMROY (5) POMERAY. Pomeleau, Pomerleau Are there others? December 2018: Pomeroy (all variations) Y results, categorized into genetic clusters. This project is open to all Pomeroys who have taken the YDNA test at FTDNA AND request to join the Pomeroy project. https://www.familytreedna.com/groups/pomeroy/dna-results Current News (July 2017) [[Space:AMERICAN_POMEROY_HISTORIC_GENEALOGICAL_ASSOCIATION|AMERICAN POMEROY HISTORIC GENEALOGICAL ASSOCIATION]] is making changes to their online trees. Unfortunately they say they can not preserve links to individuals. I am going to change links to references only to the root of the tree, for example, * American Pomeroy Historic Genealogical Association family tree [http://sites.rootsmagic.com/PomeroyEltweed Eltweed Pomeroy Tree] There are many profiles that need updating. If you see any please make this change. There are four Pomeroy trees on their site. Right now this project has members: Immigrants UK to North America: :Descendants of [[Pomeroy-106|Eltweed Pomeroy]] (abt. 1585 - abt. 1672) England to New England (Massachusetts/Connecticut)): ::[[Pomeroy-1383|Alma (Pomeroy) LaFrance descendent of Eltweed Pomeroy through Medad]] ::[[English-1710|Victoria English descendent of Eltweed Pomeroy through Caleb]]. ::[[Hall-16256|Sue Hall, descendent of Eltweed Pomeroy through Joseph]] ::[[Pomeroy-1416|Debbie Pomeroy, descendent of Eltweed Pomeroy through Joseph]] ::[[Tway-11|Arlene (Tway) Watters, descendent of Eltweed Pomeroy through Joseph]] :Descendants of [[Holmes-Pomeroy-11|George Pomeroy, Pennsylvania]] (1709 - 1776) (including the Descendants of Scotch-Irishman of the name of Thomas Pomeroy?): Ireland to Pennsylvania. **Recent news is that some descendants of George Holmes-Pomeroy are matching Pomeroy Y-DNA instead of Holmes DNA. Alma (Pomeroy) LaFrance is working on this. If you want to help, give her a shout. :Descendants of [[Pomeroy-1342|John Henry Pomeroy]] (1838 - 1895) Ireland to Georgia: :Descendants of [[Pomeroy-1659|Richard Pomeroy]] (1770 - 1834) Ireland to Virginia Immigrants UK to Australia: :Descendants of [[Pomeroy-744|Catherine Ann Pomeroy]] (abt. 1805 - 1840) Cornwall, England to Adelaide South Australia Australia Immigrants Germany to North America: :Descendants of [[Pomeroy-780|John Pomeroy (1854)]] Germany to New York North America: :Descendants of [[Pomeleau-2|Alexis Vachon dit Pomeleau]] (1766 - 1824) St. Josephs De Beauce, Quebec, Canada: ::[[Franke-313|Marty Franke]] descendent of Alexis Vachon dit Pomeleau :Descendants of [[Pomeroy-549|Richard Pomeroy of Isles of Shoals]] (abt. 1670 - bef. 1725) Isles of Shoals, York, Maine: :Descendants of [[Pomeroy-1553|William Pomeroy]] (abt. 1800) St. Johns Newfoundland, Canada: :Descendents of [[Pomeroy-1730|John Sullivan Pomeroy]] (abt. 1780) Neversink, Sullivan, New York: U.K: :Descendants of [[Pomeroy-1274|Richard (Pomeroy) Pomery]] (abt. 1527 - abt. 1591) in Bodmin, Cornwall, , England: ::[[Chittem-20|Carole (Chittem) Johnson]]: Researching for her grandchildren. :Descendants of [[Pomeroy-1774|John Pomeroy]] Born about 1665 in Holsworthy, Devon, England: France: :Descendants of [[Pomeroy-544|Radulphus (Pomeroy) de Pomeroy]] (abt. 1045 - bef. 1100) Calvados, Normandie, France (the goal of many Pomeroy researchers) The Pomeroy that came over with William the Conquerer took a castle and made it Pomeroy Castle. They were in both France and England. Only one group of Pomeroys in England and Ireland are considered related to those Pomeroys. There was Y-DNA work done to group Pomeroys. Here are some of the tasks that I think need to be done. I'll be working on them, and could use your help. * Find Pomeroys with DNA tests and use GEDmatch or other sites to triangulate to confirm lines [[Space:Pomeroy_DNA|Pomeroy DNA]] Add DNA Circles from Ancestry for Pomeroys * Discuss Pomeroy related issues * Enhance source material references and work with other Pomeroy groups [[Space:Pomeroy_Resources|Pomeroy Name Study Resources page]] * Work on resolving Pomeroy Database errors * Connect unconnected Pomeroys - dead-ends and unconnected Pomeroys have been added to the Pomeroy Name study * Merge duplicate Pomeroys * Source unsourced Pomeroys * Protect profiles as needed, two Richard Pomeroy profiles have been protected since they are often confused. ::Richard Pomeroy, son of Henry Pomeroy and Agnes Huckmore Pomeroy [[Pomeroy-181|Pomeroy-181]] ::Richard Pomeroy, father of Eltweed Pomeroy [[Pomeroy-1435|Pomeroy-1435]] Will you join me? Please post a comment here on this page, in [https://www.WikiTree.com/g2g G2G] using the project tag, or [https://www.WikiTree.com/index.php?title=Special:PrivateMessage&who=10084757 send me a private message]. Thanks!
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[[Category:Pony Express]] ''If you're interested in joining the [[Project: Pony Express|Pony Express Project]], see the [[Project: Pony Express|project page]].'' The Pony Express was founded by [[Russell-18286 | William H. Russell]], [[Waddell-2309 | William B. Waddell]], and [[Majors-539 | Alexander Majors]]. Plans for the Pony Express were spurred by the threat of the Civil War and the need for faster communication with the West.
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=== The Pony Express Route === The Pony Express consisted of relays of men riding horses carrying saddlebags of mail across a 2000-mile trail. The service opened officially on April 3, 1860, when riders left simultaneously from St. Joseph, Missouri, and Sacramento, California. The first westbound trip was made in 9 days and 23 hours and the eastbound journey in 11 days and 12 hours. The pony riders covered 250 miles in a 24-hour day. [[Image:Pony_Express-8.jpg|650px]]
Eventually, the Pony Express had more than 100 stations, 80 riders, and between 400 and 500 horses. The express route was extremely hazardous, but only one mail delivery was ever lost. The service lasted only 19 months until October 24, 1861, when the completion of the Pacific Telegraph line ended the need for its existence. Although California relied upon news from the Pony Express during the early days of the Civil War, the horse line was never a financial success, leading its founders to bankruptcy. But the route taken by the Pony Express riders proved that the route could be traveled all winter and supported the future of the transcontinental railroad. == Pony Express Riders == :'''Pony Express Oath''': “I,………..,do hereby swear, before the Great and Living God, that during my engagement, and while an employee of Russell, Majors and Waddell, I will, under no circumstances, use profane language, that I will drink no intoxicating liquors, that I will not quarrel or fight with any other employee of the firm, and that in every respect I will conduct myself honestly, be faithful to my duties, and so direct all my acts as to win the confidence of my employers, so help me God.” ::[http://ponyexpress.org/pony-express-riders/ '''List of Riders'''] provided by the [http://ponyexpress.org/ Pony Express National Museum]. ===Pony Express Riders A-C=== [[Image:Pony_Express-14.jpg|250px]] * “Black Sam" *“Black Tom” * Alcott, Jack (James) (nothing found) * Anson- Anson, John *Anton *[[Aubrey-559 | Aubrey, F.X]] Francois was born France died California 1885. One of the Older Rider's was born 1825. *[[Avis-359 | Avis, Henry]] born Mo. died in Mo. 1927 ''' "The last living Pony Express Rider." ''' *[[Babbit-90 | Babbit Rodney]] born NY, lived in Fort Laramie, Shorter, Nebraska Territory, 1860 near B.W. Thompson * Ball, L W (SW Lafayette) * Banks, James W * Barnell, James * Baughn, Jim (Boston) * [[Baughn-116 | Baughn, Melvin]] Melville Baughn, usually known as "Mel," had a pony run between Fort Kearny, Nebraska and Thirty-two-mile Creek. Once while "laying off" between trips, a thief made off with his favorite horse. Scarcely had the miscreant gotten away when Baughn discovered the loss. Hastily saddling another steed, "Mel" gave pursuit, and though handicapped, because the outlaw had the pick of the stable, Baughn's superior horsemanship, even on an inferior mount, soon told. After a chase of several miles, he forced the fellow so hard that he abandoned the stolen animal at a place called Loup Fork, and sneaked away. Recovering the horse, Baughn then returned to his station, found a mail bag awaiting him, and was off on his run without further delay. With him and his fellow employees, running down a horse thief was but a trifling incident and an annoyance merely because of the bother and delay which it necessitated. Baughn was afterward hanged for murder at Seneca, Kansas but his services to the Pony Express were above reproach. * [[Beardsley-3235 | Beardsley, Seth Marvin]], known as "Marve". He was born 30 Apr 1850 in Rock Island, Illinois. He rode for the firm of Russell, Majors, and Waddell, who established 190 stations, direct through from St. Joseph, Missouri to the West Coast. At various times, after leaving the Pony Express, he was a sheriff, deputy sheriff, and a deputy U.S. Marshall in Colfax County, New Mexico; Dodge City, Kansas; and in the Indian Territory. Seth was killed in collision between trains (Alabama & Vicksburg Railway) at Jackson MS 17 Nov 1900. *[[Foote-3114 | Beatley, James (Foote)]], Jim Beatley, whose real name was Foote, was another Virginian, about 25 years of age. He rode on an eastern division, usually west out of Seneca, Kansas. On one occasion, he traveled from Seneca, Kansas to Big Sandy, Nebraska 50 miles and back, doubling his route twice in one week. Beatley was killed by a stage hand in a personal quarrel, the affair taking place on a ranch in Southern Nebraska in 1862. * Becker, Charles * Bedford, Thomas *[[Bilman-2 | Billman, "Hy" Charles]] listed as Express Rider's on the 1860 Rush Valley Station census. Died 1910 Idaho. * [[Bills-880 | Bills, G R]] born 1835 Penn. -- listed as Express Rider's on the 1860 Rush Valley Station census * Black, Thomas * [[Bliss-4822 | Bliss, Harry J ]] newspaper clipping re: "Places the name Bliss high on the Pony Express Riders" (copy attached) & his Pension for Batt. A Colorado Light Artillery. Died in Texas 1916 * Bolwinkle, Lafayette (Bolly) * Bond * [[Boulton-678 | Boulton, William]]], William Boulton was one of the older riders in the service; his age at that time is given at about 35. Boulton rode for about three months with Jim Beatley. On one occasion, while running between Seneca and Guittards' Station in Kansas, Boulton's horse gave out when five miles from the latter station. Without a moment's delay, he removed his letter pouch and hurried the mail in on foot, where a fresh horse was at once provided and the schedule resumed. * Brandenburger, John * [[Brink-1907 | Brink, James W (Doc, Dock)]], James W. Brink, or "Dock" Brink as he was known to his associates, was one of the early riders, entering the employ of the Pony Express Company in April, 1860. While "Dock" made a good record as a courier, his chief fame was gained in a fight at Rock Creek Station, in which Brink/ Wild Bill Hickok "cleaned out" the McCanles Gang of outlaws, killing five of their number. 1867-1868 Doc served as 1 of the 48 White Scout's for Co.I 10th US Cavalry, aka: Buffalo Soldiers. He was serving during the Battle of Beecher Island. * Brown, Hugh * [[Brown-93162 | Brown, James]] Born England, 1840--listed as Express Rider's on the 1860 Willow Spring Station census with Josiah Taylor/his wife. * [[Bucklin-230 | Bucklin, James]] this might be him, still researching. Born 1844, Missouri. 1870 "RR Agent" * Burnett, John * Bush, Ed * Campbell, William * [[Carlyle-12 | Carlyle, Alex]] (Carlisle, Carlistle) 1850 in Ky/1860 he is in Arapahoe, Kansas Territory with 2 other Carlyle's ages:26/31 all from KY.. * Carr, William * Carrigan, William * Carson * Carter, James * Cates, William A * Cayton, Francis M * Clark, Jimmy (James), Jimmy Clark rode between various stations east of Fort Kearny, usually between Big Sandy, Nebraska and Hollenberg, Kansas. Sometimes his run took him as far West as Liberty Farm on the Little Blue River. * Clark, John * [[Clarke-13616 | Clarke, Richard W.]] (Deadwood Dick)" Clarke fought alongside George Armstrong Custer, Little Bighorn against the combined forces of the Lakota, Northern Cheyenne/ Arapahoe peoples. In his work with the Pony Express, Clarke often had to defend himself, others/his cargo from Sioux raiders. Clarke lived long enough to see his country make peace with the Sioux, and met President Calvin Coolidge on the day the latter became an honorary member of the Sioux people. He died in the town in which he spent much of his life: Deadwood, South Dakota. * Cleve, Richard (Cleave) [[Image:Pony_Express-9.jpg|250px]] *[[Cliff-451| Cliff, Charles]], Charles Cliff had an 80 mile pony run when only seventeen years of age, but, like Brink, young Cliff gained his greatest reputation as a fighter, - in his case fighting Indians. It seems that while Cliff was once freighting with a small train of nine wagons, it was attacked by a party of one hundred Sioux Indians and besieged for three days until a larger train approached and drove the redskins away. During the conflict, Cliff received three bullets in his body and twenty-seven in his clothing, but he soon recovered from his injuries, and was afterward none the less valuable to the Pony Express service. * [[Cliff-454 | Cliff, Gustavas (Gus)]] *[[Cody-384 | Cody, William Frederick (Buffalo Bill)]], On a return trip to Kansas, he stopped in Julesburg, Colorado, where he was recruited to ride in the Pony Express in 1860. Most of his time with the Pony Express was spent in Kansas, although he occasionally traveled across northeast Colorado. * Cole, Buck * Combo, James (Sawed-Off Jim) * Corbett, Bill * Covington, Edward * Cowan,James * Crawford, Jack ===Pony Express Riders, D-G=== * Danley, James * Dean, Louis * [[Dennis-6173 | Dennis, James William]] He is listed on the attached 1860 census, pg.1 line#5 age:22 KY Mail Carrier * Derrick, Frank * Diffenbacher, Alex * Dobson, Thomas * Dodge, J * Donovan, Joseph Scout for [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Beecher_Island#Scouts_sent_for_relief]]Battle of Beecher Island] * Donvan, Tom * [[Dorrington-327 | Dorrington, W.E.]] William E. b:NY-d: Neb 1860 census his older brother John J. was a "Mail Carrier" * Downs, Calvin * Drumheller, Daniel M * Dunlap, James E * [[Eckels-125 | Eckels, William]] born Missouri listed as Express Rider's on the 1860 Rush Valley Station census * 67 [[Egan-123 | Egan, Major Howard]] He was not a Rider but a Scout/Trailblazer into Utah.. * 68 [[Egan-222 | Egan, Howard Ransom]] (Ranson) brother to Ras, below/ listed as Express Rider's on the 1860 Rush Valley Station census * 69 [[Egan-1753 | Egan, Richard Erasmus (Erastus, Ras)]], Richard Egan rode for the Pony Express the short time the mail delivery service was in operation, between 1860 and 1861. Like most of the approximately 80 riders, Egan was a young, single man. In fact, the company advertised for "Young, skinny, wiry fellows, not over 18. Must be expert riders. Willing to risk death daily. Orphans preferred." Riders were paid between $100 and $125 a month./listed as Express Rider's on the 1860 Rush Valley Station census * Elliot, Thomas J * Ellis, JK (Jack) * Enos, Charles *[[Farr-2609 | Fair, George]] 13 years old from England. at the Rush Valley Station 1860-- His name is FARR on all other censuses, headstone in Idaho. *[[Faust-662 | Faust, H J ]] (Doc, Henry Jacob) * [[Fisher-18341 | Fisher, Johnny]] [[Image:Pony_Express-12.jpg|300px]] Billy Fisher has a brother, John Fisher...listed as Express Rider's on the 1860 Rush Valley Station census *[[Fisher-2280 | Fisher, William Frederick (Billy)]], William F. "Billy" Fisher was one of the first riders hired by the Pony Express in 1860. Fisher, born in England, became a rancher in Idaho after the Pony Express stopped operating. His great-grandson, Dr. William Fisher, is a former NASA astronaut, continuing the family tradition of exploration./listed as Express Rider's on the 1860 Rush Valley Station census * [[Flynn-3728 | Flynn, Thomas]] this is a probable, d:1868, buried in Montana, Scout for the 10th Cavalry, aka: Buffalo Soldiers * Foote, James [see James Beatley] * Foreman, Jimmie * [[Fry-5840 | Fry, Johnny]] (Johnnie, Johnny, Johny Fry), Johnny Fry was the first rider out of St. Joseph, Missouri and was little more than a boy when he entered the pony service. He was a native Missourian, weighing less than 125 pounds. Though small in stature, he was every inch a man. Fry's division ran from St. Joseph to Seneca, Kansas for 80 miles, which he covered at an average of 12.5 miles an hour, including all stops. When the war started, Fry enlisted in the Union army under General James Blunt. His short but worthy career was cut short in 1863 when he fell in a hand-to-hand fight with rebel bushwhackers in southeast Kansas. In this, his last fight, Fry is said to have killed five of his assailants before being struck down.[[Image:Pony_Express-13.jpg|300px]] *[[Fry-5844 | Fry, Joseph]] Johnny Fry's little brother * Fuller, Abraham Maple (Abram) * Gardner, George (Irish) * Gentry, James * Gilson, James * Gilson, Samuel H * [[Gleason-2276 | Gleason, James]] found, 1870 census Soldier at Ft. Buford, Dakota Terr. 7th Infantry * [[Gould-5782 | Gould, Frank]] Author of "A Pony Express Rider Writes from Raytown, Missouri" -A dispatch in the [Kansas City] Star, April 28 [1921] re: Henry Avis. * Grady, Thomas “Irish Tom” ===Pony Express Riders H-L=== * Hall, Martin * Hall, Parley * Hall, Sam * [[Hamilton-10238 | Hamilton, Samuel]] aka: William Sam Hamilton b:1830 Tenn. d:Calif 1865 * Hamilton, William (one/same as above) * Hancock, John (there is a photo of John Hancock with the Fisher brothers, attached) * Harder, George * Hardy * [[Haslam-682 | Haslam, Robert (Pony Bob)]], "Pony Bob," by which name he is most famous, was a Pony Express rider in the Old West and credited with making the longest uninterrupted ride during the brief duration of the Pony Express. He was born in London, England in 1840 and as a teen, immigrated to the United Sates. He made his way to Salt Lake City where he worked on a ranch and as a government messenger. He was at home on a horse. He was loyal, brave, and committed to getting the job done. Pony Bob fit the model for what a Pony Express rider should be. * [[Hawkins-10704 | Hawkins, Theodore]] (Thee) * [[Haws-326 | Haws, Sam]] Sampson G. Haws, this is MAYBE? There is another Samuel Haws]] listed as Express Rider's on the 1860 Rush Valley Station census * [[Helvey-84 | Helvey, Frank]] {{citation needed}} to prove him * [[Hensel-375 | Hensel, Levi]] 1st Lt. 13th Kansas, Inf. Newspaper Correspondent in Colorado... * Hickman, Bill (William) * [[Hickok-8 | Hickok, James Butler (Wild Bill)]] Later the Legendary Scout, Frontiersman, etc. * [[Higginbotham-1553 | Higginbotham, Charles]] born Mo. age 17 in 1860.. not sure this it the right man... *[[Hogan-4233 | Hogan, Martin]] (this is 1 Martin Hogan of Colorado) of whom little is known, rode northwesterly out of Julesburg, Colorado across the Platte River and to Mud Springs, some 80 miles distant. * [[Holladay-654 | Holladay, Benjamin]] "purchased the ''Pony Express" 1862, not a RIDER??? * [[Huntington-1308 | Huntington, Clark Allen]] LDS Leader, Pvt. Mex-Am War, * Huntington, Let (Lester, Lee) * [[Huntington-1292 |Huntington, Lou]] aka: Lot Elisha, brother to Clark * Irish Jim *[[James-16866 | James, William]], William James, always called "Bill" James, was a native of Virginia. He had crossed the plains with his parents in a wagon train when only five years old. At eighteen, he was one of the best Pony Express riders in the service. James's route lay between Simpson's Park and Cole Springs, Nevada, in the Smoky Valley range of mountains. He rode only sixty miles each way but covered his round trip of 120 miles in just 12 hours, including all stops. He always rode California mustangs, using five of these animals each way. His route crossed the summits of two mountain ridges, lay through the Shoshone Indian country, and was one of the loneliest and most dangerous divisions on the line. Yet, Bill never took time to think about danger, nor did he ever have any serious trouble. *[[Jay-992 | Jay, David Robert]] "David Jay, at 13 years old, the youngest rider ever hired by the Pony Express, carried mail in Kansas from Seneca to Big Sandy (Marysville), sometimes on to Ft. Kearney, Neb." * Jenkins, William D (there is a Dr. William D Jenkins b:1834 Ohio, Neb. 1870 * Jennings *[[Jobe-591 | Jobe, Samuel S]] b:Mo. d:1933 California * Jones, William * Kates, William * [[Keetley-27 | Keetley, Jack H]] (The joyous jockey of the Pony Express) [[Image:Pony_Express-10.jpg|200px]] , Another Eastern Division man was Jack Keetley, who also rode from St. Joseph, Missouri to Seneca, Kansas, alternating at times with Fry and Baughn. Keetley's greatest performance, and one of the most remarkable ever achieved in the service, was riding from Rock Creek Station in Nebraska to St. Joseph; then back to his starting point and on to Seneca, and from Seneca once more to Rock Creek Station - 340 miles without rest. He traveled continuously for 31 hours, his entire run being at the rate of eleven miles an hour. During the last five miles of his journey, he fell asleep in the saddle and in this manner concluded his long trip. * Kelley, Hi ("Hi" is usually abrv. Hiram) * Kelley, Jay G (Kelly), Jay G. Kelley, later a citizen of Denver, was a veteran pony man. He entered the employ of the company at the outset, and helped Superintendent Roberts to lay out the route across Nevada. Along the Carson River, tiresome stretches of corduroy road had to be built. Kelley relates that in constructing this highway willow trees were cut near the stream and the trunks cut into the desired lengths before being laid in place. The men often had to carry these timbers in their arms for three hundred yards, while the mosquitoes swarmed so thickly upon their faces and hands as to make their real color and identity hard to determine. * Kelley, Merrit P * Kelley, Mike (IC) * King, Thomas wen * King, Tony * [[Koerner-252 | Koerner, John P]] (John Phillip) "he was the youngest Rider, at age 15. *[[Lamont-1395 | LaMont, Harry]] d:1921 - Klickitat County, Washington * [[Larzelere-165 | Larzelere, Charles]] * Lawson, William * [[Leonard-10066 | Leonard, George]] *needs more research to be sure, right man? *[[Little-3515 | Little, George Edwin]]His Pony Express route, first route lying between Salt Lake City and Rocky Ridge. . d: Idaho 1915 * [[Littleton-708 | Littleton, Elias “Tough”]] his father was Capt. M Littleton. Elias retired 1915 New Mexico. He served with Co. G 1st US Cavalry-Spanish War *[[Lytle-1521 | LytIe, N N (Nicholas N)]] 5th US Inf,/ 4th Reg. Calif. Infantry-d: 1878 ===Pony Express Riders M-R=== *[[McAulas-1 | Macaulas, Silas]] Sye (Macoulas) He is listed on the attached 1860 census, pg.1 line#5 age:22 KY Mail Carrier *Martin, Robert * [[Maxfield-158 | Maxfield, Elijah Hiett]] d:1925 Salt Lake: Brigham Young Express/Carrying Co./ Pony Express rider,Central Overland California/Pikes Peak Express Co & served as a spy in Gen. Albert Sidney Johnston's Army of Utah. * [[Maze-330 | Lt. Maze, Montgomery]] Original Pony Express Station keeper/rider, Civil War Officer, City Clerk. While station keeper at Sand Springs, Montgomery escaped death at the hands of the Pah-Utes/ with a small band of other employees, he marched to Cold Springs Station, where the keeper had been massacred only a few days before. * McCain, Emmet * McCall, J G (Jay) * McCarty Charlie there is only 1 in wikitree possible McCarty-2901 * McDonald, James * McEnaney, Pat (McEnamey, McEnearrny, McEneammy, McEneany) * McLaughlin, David * [[McNaughton-1153 | McNaughton, James]] served-Co 2nd Reg Colorado Cav. older brother to William, listed next. * [[McNaughton-1155 | McNaughton, William]] * Meacona, Lorenzo * [[Mellen-441 | Mellen, JP]] NOT sure which one this is, father [[Mellen-440 | John Mellen]] or son John Ramsden-441 f-a-g says son is the Rider.. but the father may have been involved as well because of the Overland Trail and the family came from England via [[Young-93 | Brigham Young]] * [[Mifflin-93 | Mifflin, Howard]]1860 was living in Salt Lake City, Utah Terr. with Newton/ Henry Worley. *[[Miller-67369 | Miller, Charlie B (Broncho Charlie)]] nee: Julius Mortimer was born in 1858 so he could not have been a Rider. However, he states he was born 1850 & "was the youngest Rider at age 11 Charlie rode from Sacramento, Calif. to Carson City, Nev. for the Pony Express, and for a year he worked in the Express relay between St. Joseph, Mo., and San Francisco.." ''' "The last living Pony Express Rider." ''' DIED 1955 at the age of 105...................................... *[[Moore-49315 | Moore, James, "Jim"]] - One of the first Pony Express riders hired at the St. Joseph, Missouri division, he is known for making his greatest ride was made on June 8, 1860. While at the Midway Station, half way between the Missouri River and Denver, the westbound messenger arrived with important Government dispatches to California. He ran continuously the 140 miles to Julesburg, Colorado, where he was to be relieved. However, once he got there, he found his relief rider had been killed the day before. Without even stopping to eat, Moore was back in the saddle within ten minutes, turning around and making the return trip. By the end of his journey had completed a round-trip of 280 miles in 14 hours and 46 minutes -- roughly 18 miles an hour. After the Pony Express went out of business, he became a rancher in the South Platte Valley, Nebraska. He died at Cheyenne, Wyoming. * Murphy, Jeramiah H * [[Merrick-750 | Myrick, Newton]] aka: Merrick, Corp. in Smith's Co., Utah Cavalry/Mormon Battalion, Iowa. *[[Orr-1105 | Orr, Matthew]] Arrived in America 16 Oct 1853 with his younger brother, Robert, listed next * [[Orr-1104 | Orr, Robert]] Arrived in America 16 Oct 1853 with his brother, William, listed above *[[Pace-2537 | Pace, Thad]] Thaddeus d:1937 buried MO. * [[Packard-512 | Packard, G]] Horatio "G Rash" died in Arkansas 1913--- listed as Express Rider's on the 1860 Rush Valley Station census * Page, William * Parr, Dick * Paul, John * [[Paxton-1251 | Paxton, Joe “Mochila Joe”]] * [[Perkins-3227 | Perkins, George Washington (Wash)]] Along with [[Perkins-13813 | Joseph Perkins]] listed on the attached 1860 census, pg.1 line#8 age:24 Illi. Mail Carriers & his cousin, *[[Perkins-13813 | Perkins, Josh]] Joseph is listed on the attached 1860 census, pg.1 line#7 age:17 Illi Mail Carrier, & his cousin, * Pridham, William (Prindham) * [[Ranahan-14 | Ranahan, Thomas J ]](Irish Tommy, Happy Tom) *[[Rand-1730 | Rand, Theodore (Little Yank]], Yank), Theodore Rand rode the Pony Express during the entire period of its organization. His run was from Box Elder to Julesburg, Colorado 110 miles and he made the entire distance both ways by night. His schedule, night run though it was, required a gait of ten miles an hour, but Rand often made it at an average of 12, thus saving time on the through schedule for some unfortunate rider who might have trouble and delay. Originally, Rand used only 4-5 horses each way, but this number, in keeping with the revised policy of the Company, was afterward doubled, an extra mount being furnished him every 12-15 miles. * [[Randall-5858 | Randall, James]] served with 7th Infantry Sept 1 1880-Aug 31 1885, joined Ft. Buford Wyoming. died 1888 Wyoming * Reynolds, Charles MAYBE [[Reynolds-12714 | Charley Reynolds]] probable? * Reynolds, Thomas J too many and does not look like he is Charles' brother.......... * [[Richards-13360 | Richards, William Minor]] Sr. * Richardson, H * [[Richardson-21576 | Richardson, Johnson William]] * [[Riles-42 | Riles, Bartholomew]],(Riley) "Bart Riles the pony rider, died this morning from wounds received at Cold Springs, May 16." (newspaper extract) * Riley, J. G. [https://www.coloradohistoricnewspapers.org/?a=d&d=STP19461128.2.42&srpos=1&e=-------en-20--1--txt-txIN-%22mel+baughn%22-------2- Colorado Newspaper article] There is a Jay G. Kelley listed. *[[Rinehart-1225 | Rinehart, Jonathon]] John is listed on the attached 1860 census, pg.1 line#4 age:29 Tenn. Mail Carrier/ listed as Express Rider's on the 1860 Rush Valley Station census *[[Rising-298 | Rising, Donald Clarence]] Don C. Rising, who afterwards settled in Northern Kansas, was born in Painted Post, Steuben County, New York, in 1844, and came West when thirteen years of age. He rode in the pony service nearly a year, from November, 1860, until the line was abandoned the following October, most of his service being rendered before he was seventeen. Much of his time was spent running eastward out of Fort Kearny until the telegraph had reached that point and made the operation of the Express between the fort and St. Joseph, Missouri no longer necessary. On two occasions, Rising is said to have maintained a continuous speed of twenty miles an hour while carrying important dispatches between Big Sandy and Rock Creek Station in Nebraska. * [[Roberts-8971 | Roberts, Bolivar]] b:Ill. d:1893 *[[Roff-300 | Roff, Harry L]] (Harvey) b: MO. died San Francisco, 1921 * Ruffin, CH *Rush, Edward ===Pony Express Riders S-Z=== * Sanders, Robert * [[Sangiovanni-28 | Sangiovanni, Guisspe G]](Guglielmo, GR) D: Utah 1916 * Scovell, George * [[Seerbeck-1 | Seerbeck, John]] nothing else found......... *Selman, Jack [[Selman-278 | John Selman]] Lawman, Outlaw, killed John Westley Hardin, and lived in TEXAS??? * [[Sarish-1 | Serish, Joseph]] found death record 1918 Montana Sarish, Joseph *[[Shanks-1227 | Shanks, James Dock]] (James Dock, Doc) d:1921 Utah * Sinclair, John * [[Slade-2218 | Slade, Joseph Alfred "Jack"]] *[[Sorensen-3052|Smith, Rasmus Julius]], a.k.a. Erastus Julius Smith, and presumably born Rasmus Julius Sorensen, Rasmus served as a Pony Express Rider between Malad, Idaho and Brigham City, Utah (as per his FindaGrave biography, written by his granddaughter, Donna Smith Packer, wife of the late Boyd K. Packer - not on ''Historic list''). * Spurr, George * [[Streeper-67 | Streeper, William Henry]] (Black Bill) is listed on the attached 1860 census, pg.3 line#14 age:22 Tenn. Mail Carrier * [[Stricklen-49 | Stricklen, Robert C ]](Strickland) born Baden, d:1926 Mo. * [[Strohm-145 | Strohm, William]] found a f-a-g that looks good, requested photo....... * Sugget, John W (Sugget) * [[Tate-4103 | Tate, William]] (Pate) 14 yr. old killed on ROUTE, by Paiute Indians, Ruby Valley, Nevada * [[Taylor-59334 | Taylor, Josiah]] is with his wife, Mary, as Express Rider's on the 1860 Willow Spring Station census *[[Thatcher-792 | Thatcher, George W.]]LDS Rider. * Thomas, JJ * [[Thompson-50644 | Thompson, Bill]] 1860 B. W is an ''Express Rider'' living down the road from Rodney Babbit * Thompson, Charles P (F, Cyclone Charlie) * Thompson, James M * [[Toponce-4 |Toponce, Alexander]] (Topence) "Mr. Toponce helped install the first overland stage line from Missouri to California, in about 1850. This line went from Missouri by way of Texas and New Mexico, but when Johnston's Army was sent to Utah in 1868, the route was changed to run by way of Salt Lake City. Mr. Toponce drove stage on this route." Was not a Express Rider, but major player in the Routes... * [[Tough-177 | Tough, WS]] aka Capt. William Sloan Tough, US Marshal, Capt. Kansas Red Legs. {{Image|file=Tough-177-1.jpg |align=r |size=m |caption=Capt. William Sloan Tough, Scout }} * [[Towne-1236 | Towne, George]] b: 1838 NY * [[Trotter-2032 | Trotter, Bill]] William b:1837 Illinois, 1860 census Bloomfield, Iowa Hotel, Mail Carriers, with 2 other carriers, John Smith & W.W. Young Died: 1918 Mo. * [[Tuckett-92 | Tuckett, Henry]] b: 1831 England, Salt Lake City Rider. D:1923 Salt Lake City * [[Upson-270 | Upson, Warren]] (Boston) b:1841 d:1896 Sacramento, Calif. "Whaler" * [[VanBlaricon-2 | Van Blaricon, William E]] (Van Blaricon, Pony Ned) born Wisc 1849 pretty young... * [[Vickery-1297 | Vickery, Bill]] born 1846 MO. d: 1934 Calaveras County, California * [[Wade-9050 | Wade, John B]] born Illinois 1846 died Rock Springs, Wyoming 1919 * Wallace, Henry * Weaver, Cap *[[Webner-66 | Webner, Frank E]] [[Image:Pony_Express-11.jpg|200px]] *[[Wells-18763 | Wells, Benton]] "Stepbrother to John/Joseph Fry and in the photo" * Westcott, Daniel (Don, Wescott) * [[Whalen-1500 | Whalen, Michael]] M (Mike, Whelan) Rode only 2 months, then joined the Army *[[Wheat-966 | Wheat, Charles Orson]] born Conn. died 1921 Utah * Whipsaw (none found) * William, James (too many) * Willis, HC (Wills) * [[Wilson-64411 | Wilson, Elijah Nichols (Uncle Nick)]] LDS Pioneer, Author, Blood brother to Shoshone Chief Washakie, died/f-a-g has him buried in Arlington, Virginia *[[Wintle-108 | Wintle, Joseph Barney]] (Joseph E) born England, died 1916 Ogden, Utah * [[Worley-2646 | Worley, Henry]] 1860 he was living in Salt Lake City, Utah Terr. with Newton/Howard Mifflin. *[[Worthington-2056 | Worthington, James]] died Idaho 1905 *[[Wright-37870 | Wright, George]] listed as Express Rider's on the 1860 Rush Valley Station census *[[Wright-38107 | Wright, Mose]] (Morse) There is an "Amos Wright" listed on the attached 1860 census, pg.3 line#11 age:21 Ky. 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[[Category: Victoria, Cemetery Free Space Pages]] [[Category:Poowong Cemetery, Poowong, Victoria]] [[Category: Poowong, Victoria]] This is part of the [[Project:Oceania_Cemeteries#WikiTree_Australian_Cemeteries|Australian Cemeteries Project]]. '''Can you add profiles for some of the people listed as buried in this cemetery?''' This project is all about documenting the lives of the people buried here. It is an enormous task, but tasks like this are well suited to the group power and collaboration of a Wiki. Your input would be greatly appreciated. ---- ===About=== Poowong is situated in the South Gippsland region of Victoria, Australia. Links to WikiTree profiles are provided (where known). If you know of any others that can be linked to please contact [[Bech-2|Paul Bech]] to have the link added. If you require a photo of a gravestone listed and there is no profile on WikiTree, please create a profile (WIkiTree is entirely free) and contact [[Bech-2|Paul Bech]] and one will be added to the new profile. WikiTree is a collaborative effort, so it is little to ask that you add a profile for a person that has not already been added. If you have found a profile then please consider helping others by adding the details of another profile to WikiTree that has not already been added. ===Location and Map=== [https://www.openstreetmap.org/#map=16/-38.3464/145.7622 Link to map of location of Poowong Cemetery] ===Aims=== This project is to document the life and times of the people interred in Poowong Cemetery. Project members are needed to assist in the research and adding profiles and information to profiles. ===Tasks Completed=== *Photography :Completed on the 27th May 2014 ===Sortable Table of graves=== {| class="wikitable sortable" border="1" |+ Sortable table |- | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''last name''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;" class="unsortable"|'''first name''' ! data-sort-type="date" align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''born''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''died''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''age''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;" class="unsortable"|'''notes''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''photo #''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''gps''' | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;" class="unsortable"|'''Tree''' |- | ?||Sarah Anne||||1944 Jan 03||48||W of Hugh; M of Amy, Janet, Alex||188 |- | ?||Hugh||||1962 Jun 04||74||H of Sarah; F of Amy, Janet, Alex||188 |- | ?||Peter||||||||||226 |- | [[Adamson-1103|Adamson]] ||Alexander||||1957 Apr 01||72||H of Flora|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/e/eb/Adamson-1103.jpg 196] |- | [[Pocklington-13|Adamson]] ||Flora Greaves||||1973 Jul 05||72||W of Alexander|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/e/eb/Adamson-1103.jpg 196] |- | [[Adamson-1104|Adams]] ||Robert Charles||1908 Feb 11||2009 May 19||||H of Johanna May; F of Margaret, Donald, Lynette|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/6/6d/Adamson-1104.jpg 261] |- | [[Adkins-2041|Adkins]] ||Talbot Leon||||1931 Oct 31||52||H of Violet|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/f/f2/Adkins-2041.jpg 151] |- | [[Wilson-21777|Adkins]] ||Violet Rosemond||||1969 Jul 12||86||W of Talbot|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/f/f2/Adkins-2041.jpg 151] |- | [[Aggett-7|Aggett]] ||Reginald Pearse||||1970 Jun 27||67||H of Eva|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/5/58/Aggett-7.jpg 229] |- | [[Ireland-1289|Aggett]] ||Eva Edith||||1990 Jun 03||85||nee Ireland; W of Reginald|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/5/58/Aggett-7.jpg 229] |- | [[Albas-2|Albas]] ||Andries||1927 Apr 28||2010 Mar 24|||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/thumb/1/11/Albas-2.jpg/500px-Albas-2.jpg 471] |- | [[Allchin-17|Allchin]] ||Alexander John||1929 Nov 23||1989 Nov 05||||H of Elsie; F of Heather, Lorna, Graeme, Ray|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/9/9c/Allchin-17.jpg 358] |- | [[Anderson-17419|Anderson]] ||Robert||1879 Apr 04||1926 Apr 08||||H of Margyerita; F of Bill, Essie, Bert|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/4/41/Robinson-12378.jpg 19] |- | [[Robinson-12378|Anderson]] ||Marguerita Mae||1893 Mar 20||1983 Jan 03||||W of Robert; M of Bill, Essie, Bert|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/4/41/Robinson-12378.jpg 19] |- | [[Holderson-1|Anderson]] ||Lena Johanna||||1901 Jun 19||67||W of Peter Anderson|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/9/98/Holderson-1.jpg 216]|| [http://www.openstreetmap.org/?minlat=-38.34676&maxlat=-38.34278&minlon=145.76118&maxlon=145.76635&mlat=-38.34665&mlon=145.76140#map=18/-38.34645/145.76126 Map] |- | [[Archer-1777|Archer]] ||Phyllis Ann||||1913 Jul 20|||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/f/f7/Archer-1777.jpg 242] |- | Archer||Edward Leonard||||1937 Mar 09||<1|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/f/f7/Archer-1777.jpg 242] |- | [[Archer-593|Archer]] ||Leonard Dubrelle||||1948 Apr 11||80|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/7/70/Archer-593.jpg 243] |- | [[Stephens-1724|Archer]] ||Catherine Monica||||1963 Apr 16||85|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/7/70/Archer-593.jpg 243] |- | [[Olsen-1241|Archer]] ||Eileen||1917 Jun 29||2005 Oct 05||||Born Olsen; m. Unknown Cropley; m. Unknown Archer; D of Henry & Zoe Olsen; M of Kerry, Marlene, Jill|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Olsen-1241 271] |- | [[Archer-592|Archer]] ||Vernon||||1996 Nov 22||80||H of Eileen; F of Terry, Catherine, Kevin, Trevor, Peter; Step-F of Kerry, Marlene, Jill||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Archer-592 312] |- | [[Pattison-338|Atkinson]] ||Audrey Muriel||||1936 Jul 16||21||D of J & EM Pattison|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/8/85/Pattison-338.jpg 150] |- | [[Ballantyne-224|Ballantyne]] ||David||1886 Dec 04||1932 May 13||||H of Ada|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Ballantyne-224 94] |- | [[Rich-1839|Ballantyne]] ||Ada||1887 Jan 21||1962 Apr 18||||W of David|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Ballantyne-224 94] |- | [[Henry-4229|Ballantyne]] ||Edith Alice||||1953 Jun 27|||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/4/49/Ballantyne-303.jpg 220], [[Henry-4229#Sources|Death notice]] |- | [[Barnes-6552|Barnes]] ||Graeme||||1979 Jul 18||46||H of Mary; F of Helen,Joanne,Michael|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/9/99/Barnes-6552.jpg 394] |- | Barton||Geoffrey Warren||1940 Oct 06||2001 Jun 10||||H of Marge; F of Mandy, Peter, Nick||295 |- | [[Bateman-926|Bateman]] ||Albert William (Bert)||1922||2010||||S of Albert & Elizabeth; B of Frank, Jean, Francie, Graham, Margaret|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/f/f3/Bateman-926.jpg 259] |- | [[Bateman-996|Bateman]] ||James Frank||1924 Jun 06||1991 Aug 05||67||H of Joyce; F of Sandra, Suzanne, Marilyn|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/7/70/Bateman-996.jpg 343] |- | [[Allford-26|Bateman]] ||Elizabeth (Betty)||||1975 Oct 18||||W of Albert; M of Bert, Frank, Jean, Frances, Graham, Margaret|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/b/b3/Allford-26.jpg 420] |- | [[Bateman-925|Bateman]] ||Albert Arthur||1895||1985||||H of Betty; F of Bert, Frank, Jean, Frances, Graham, Margaret|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/f/fd/Bateman-925.jpg 421] |- | [[Baxter-2785|Baxter]] ||John Victor||1948 Oct 07||2014 May 10|||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/6/60/Baxter-2785.jpg 276] |- | [[Mission-2|Beck]] ||Mary Ann||||1942 Aug 27||80|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/4/4c/Mission-2.jpg 119] |- | [[Rabbets-15|Bell]] ||Alice Emma||||1996 Oct 21||91||W of Arthur; M of Marjorie & Allan|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/0/0a/Rabbets-15.jpg 449] |- | [[Bell-10816|Bell]] ||Arthur||||1971 Jul 23||77||AIF; H of Alice; F of Marjorie & Allan|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/e/ec/Bell-10816.jpg 450] |- | [[Beverly-191|Beverly]] ||George Craib||||1965 Nov 20||72||H of Phyllis;F of Josephine,John,Marjorie|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/e/e3/McCord-3818.jpg 178] |- | [[McCord-3818|Beverly]] ||Phyllis Muriel||||2002 Nov 05||92||nee McCord; W of George; M of Josephine,John,Marjorie|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/e/e3/McCord-3818.jpg 178] |- | [[Beverly-192|Beverly]] ||John||||1929 Feb 15||68||H of Margaret|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/4/4e/MacDougal-29.jpg 179] |- | [[MacDougall-307|Beverly]] ||Margaret||||1942 Aug 12||76||W of John Beverley; D of Joan McDougall|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/4/4e/MacDougal-29.jpg 179] |- | [[Beverly-196|Beverly]] ||Helen||||1963 Jan 03||65||D of John & Margaret Beverley|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/4/4e/MacDougal-29.jpg 179] |- | [[Layton-703|Black]] ||Gladys Annie||1898 Nov 27||1984 May 14||||W of John Arthur; M of Robert,Eleonore,Marion,Annie|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/d/d3/Layton-703.jpg 380] |- | Bongartz||Charles||1923 Mar 13||1994 Apr 05||||H of Betty; F of Geoffrey, Ingrid, Ian, Julie||334 |- | Bongartz||Elizabeth||||2004 Feb 28||73||W of Charlie; M of Geoffrey, Ingrid, Ian, Julie||335 |- | [[Boothroyd-14|Boothroyd]] ||William||||1910 Nov 12||50||||Funeral Notice |- | [[Boothroyd-13|Boothroyd]] ||William Clayton||||1939 May 31||56||H of Lizzie|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Hill-11788 81] |- | [[Hill-11788|Boothroyd]] ||Lizzie Florence||||1939 Jul 16||58||W of William|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Hill-11788 81] |- | [[Bourke-279|Bourke]] ||James Vincent||1921 Jul 16||1980 Jan 31||||H of Beverley; F of Christine,Grant,Scott|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/0/0a/Bourke-279.jpg 239] |- | [[Skinner-2917|Bourne]] ||Eleanor May||||1962 Mar 28|||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/8/8c/Skinner-2917.jpg 154] |- | [[Bourne-1073|Bourne]] ||Amy||||1939 Aug 12||19|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/8/8c/Skinner-2917.jpg 154] |- | [[Bourne-1072|Bourne]]||William||||1971 Dec 29||86?||H of Eleanor; F of Amy, William, John, Jean|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/5/50/Bourne-1072.jpg 448] |- | [[Campbell-31580|Bourne]] ||Hazel Lorraine||||1985 Jan 02||57||W of John; M of Lorraine, Maxine, Jackie, Jody, Bill|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/9/97/Campbell-31580.jpg 469] |- | [[Bourne-1972|Bourne]] ||John Kenneth||||2000 Jan 05||75||H of Hazel; F of Maxine, Jackie, Jody, Bill|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/4/48/Bourne-1972.jpg 470] |- | [[Pobjoy-3|Bowman]] ||Florence May||||1907 Mar 01||24||ist wife of Alexander Bowman|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/e/ed/Bowman-5299.jpg 53] |- | [[Hill-17367|Bowman]] ||Clara Alice||||1920 Aug 22||38||2nd wife of Alexander Bowman|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/e/ed/Bowman-5299.jpg 53] |- | [[Bowman-5299|Bowman]] ||Alexander||||1965 Jun 26||84||H of Clara Alice & Florence May|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/e/ed/Bowman-5299.jpg 53] |- | [[Brain-204|Brain]] ||Ronald Cuthbert||1922 Feb 20||2002 Aug 05||||S of Francis & Elsie; B of Robert, Leonard|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/5/5b/Brain-204.jpg 293] |- | [[Brain-207|Brain]] ||Robert George||1917 Aug 11||2006 Aug 23||||S of Francis & Elsie; B of Ronald & Leonard|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/6/64/Brain-207.jpg 294] |- | [[Brain-208|Brain]] ||Leonard (Len)||1925 Mar 25||2002 Mar 25||||H of Lillian; F of Stephen,Heather,Darryl|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/4/44/Brain-208.jpg 299] |- | [[Broadway-249|Broadway]] ||Alfred||||1984 Jan 28||65||H of Jean|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/9/9b/Broadway-249.jpg 379] |- | [[Burchett-200|Burchett]] ||Clement||1879||1901||||S of Caleb & Amy Burchett|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Burchett-200 25] |- | [[Burchett-204|Burchett]] ||James Stroud||||1951 Jul 29||81|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/9/90/Burchett-204.jpg 202] |- | [[Delbridge-68|Burchett]] ||Mary||||1953 Jul 17||79|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/9/90/Burchett-204.jpg 202] |- | [[Burchett-224|Burchett]] ||Ronald D||||1970 Oct 23||||H of Ethel; F of Mervyn, Shirley, Eric, Vern|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/6/6d/Burchett-224.jpg 477] |- | [[Gardner-4353|Burchett]] ||Ethel M||||1981 Apr 21||||W of Ronald; M of Mervyn, Shirley, Eric, Vern|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/6/6d/Burchett-224.jpg 477] |- | [[Berriman-265|Burgess]] ||Ethel Ann||1896 Dec 20||1937 Apr 14||||nee Berryman; W of Bertie; M of John, Francis|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/1/1f/Berriman-265.jpg 135] |- | [[Burgess-4261|Burgess]] ||Richard John||||1954 Mar 24||4|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/8/87/Burgess-4261.jpg 137] |- | Burnett||John||||||81||||189 |- | Buttenshaw||Kevin Charles||||1986 Jul 14||57||H of Jacqualyne Ann; F of Tracy,Jon,Sharrie,Robbie||369 |- | [[Holdensen-1|Byriell]] ||Johanna Margaret||||1905 Mar 12||68||W of Christian Andersen Byriell|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Byriell-5 218] |- | [[Byriell-5|Byriell]] ||Christian Andersen||||1924 Nov 30||94||H of Johanna Margaret|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Byriell-5 218] |- | Byrriell||||||||||||222 |- | [[Calder-1216|Calder]] ||Alexander Snr||1818||1901 Sep 18|||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/f/f2/Calder-1216.jpg 42] |- | Calder||Jane||1823||1907 Apr 17|||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/f/f2/Calder-1216.jpg 42] |- | [[Calder-1217|Calder]] ||Flora Jane||1889||1891||||D of Alexander snr & Mary Ann Calder (nee Podger)|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/8/8d/Calder-1217.jpg 44] |- | Calder||Unnamed||1896 Mar 28||1896 Mar 28||||D of Alexander snr & Mary Ann Calder (nee Podger)|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/8/8d/Calder-1217.jpg 44] |- | [[Calder-402|Calder]] ||Jeanette Hazel||1931 Oct 03||1940 Nov 15||||D of Walter & Ettie Calder; Sister of Lorraine & Irene|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/3/35/Calder-402.jpg 46] |- | [[Canobio-2|Canobio]] ||John Giacomo||||1901 Nov 11||61||H of Mary Ann|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/2/24/Canobio-2.jpg 240] |- | [[Harris-13346|Canobio]] ||Mary Ann||||1936 Apr 17||82||W of John|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/2/24/Canobio-2.jpg 240] |- | [[Canobio-1|Canobio]] ||James Giacomo||||1902 Jun 11||22||b. Mt Eggerton, Victoria|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/c/c0/Canobio-1.jpg 241] |- | [[Canobio-8|Canobio]] ||Eliza Jane||||1917 Dec 24||27|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/c/c0/Canobio-1.jpg 241] |- | Cecil||Matthew Brian||||1995 Feb 04||<1||S of Brian & Sue; Twin of James||332 |- | [[Chambers-6679|Chambers]] ||Jacob||||1899 Feb||63|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/3/3b/Chambers-6679.jpg 141] |- | [[Crisp-1460|Chambers]] ||Mary||||1919 Feb||76|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/3/3b/Chambers-6679.jpg 141] |- | [[Chan-125|Chan]] ||Leonard S||||1982 Sep 12||74||VX116425; H of Phyllis; F of Gwenyth, Ian|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/4/43/Chan-125.jpg 384] |- | Chan||Phyllis B||||2010 May 26||100||M of Gwen & Ian||385 |- | [[Clink-10|Clink]] ||William Charles||||1966 Oct 31||85||w/Emily Cecilia Clink|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/b/b8/Clink-10.jpg 124] |- | [[Pearce-2524|Clink]] ||Emily Cecilia||||1946 Feb 17||66||w/William Charles Clink|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/b/b8/Clink-10.jpg 124] |- | [[Hannon-341|Clink]] ||Beryl Francis||||1984 Jul 15||61|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/a/aa/Hannon-341.jpg 406] |- | [[Clink-7|Clink]] ||John Pearce||||1978 Feb 08||66||VX14334; H of Beryl; F of Bill, Bob, Kev, Geoff, Maree, Mervie, Debbie|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/7/76/Clink-7.jpg 408] |- | [[Clink-9|Clink]] ||William Ernest (Smog)||||2002 Jul 13||||S of Beryl & John|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/2/27/Clink-9.jpg 407] |- | Coates||Ann Barrett||||1906||72||b. Bandon, County Cork, Ireland; d. Loch; M of Richard Massey, Ann Binding, George Coates||102 |- | Cochrane||Allan Jeffrey||1929 Feb 15||2011 Jun 12||||H of Doris; F of Barbara, Jenny, Gayle & Faye||325 |- | Cochrane||Doris Irene||||1995 Dec 20||67||W of Allan; M of Barbara,Jenny,Gayle,Faye||326 |- | [[Hauser-1488|Cock]] ||Sophia||||1926 Jul 18|||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/d/d2/Hauser-1488.jpg 214] |- | [[Fuller-4714|Cockram]] ||Edith Kate||||1910 May 01|||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/a/a8/Fuller-4714.jpg 88] |- | [[Colegate-53|Colegate]] ||Herbert James||||1919 Apr 26||22||S of John & Jane|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/9/9d/Colegate-53.jpg 13] |- | [[Collins-21276|Collins]] ||Bernard||||1921 May 14||73||H of Margaret|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/2/29/Collins-21276.jpg 115] |- | [[Molloy-889|Collins]] ||Margaret||||1928 Jun 02||84||W of Bernard|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/2/29/Collins-21276.jpg 115] |- | Colquhoun||William||||2000 Sep 07||73||R.M.; H of Evelyn; F of Karen||296 |- | Colquhoun||Evelyn||||2012 Jun 09||83||W of Bill; M of Karen; GM of Cassandra & William||297 |- | [[Cook-9966|Cook]] ||David Ellis||||1946 Aug 03||64||H of Olive|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/7/74/Cook-9966.jpg 212] |- | [[Cook-9967|Cook]] ||Olive Genevra||||1949 Nov 30||58||W of David|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/7/74/Cook-9966.jpg 212] |- | Cook||Rodney Glover||||2013 Nov 14||76||H of Marion; F of Mandy,Linda,Michael||258 |- | [[Coote-145|Coote]] ||Errol Gordon||||1935 Nov 19||1||S of Gordon & Eleanor|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/0/0c/Coote-145.jpg 43] |- | [[Anderson-20855|Coote]] ||Agnes||||1950 Dec 05||88|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/0/0c/Coote-145.jpg 43] |- | [[Coote-142|Coote]] ||David William||||1950 May 31||61||H of Mary|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/a/ad/Coote-142.jpg 49] |- | [[Coote-143|Coote]] ||Dulcie May||||1932 May 08||1||D of David & Mary|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/a/ad/Coote-142.jpg 49] |- | [[Williams-34891|Coote]] ||Mary Ann||||1975 Aug 09||||W of David|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/a/ad/Coote-142.jpg 49] |- | [[Coote-146|Coote]] ||Reginald Douglas||||1952 Nov 17||31|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/a/a4/Coote-146.jpg 167] |- | [[Coote-144|Coote]] ||Gordon Edward||1901||1963 Jul 03||62||H of Eleanor|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/e/ea/Coote-144.jpg 168] |- | [[Sharpe-2860|Coote]] ||Eleanor Amelia (Nell)||1908||1999||91||W of Gordon|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/8/87/Sharpe-2860.jpg 169] |- | [[Coote-498|Coote]] ||Robert James||1886 Dec 22||1968 Oct 14|||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/e/e5/Coote-498.jpg 183] |- | [[Coster-82|Coster]] ||William||||1931 Aug 30||77||H of Margaret|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/f/f6/Coster-82.jpg 47] |- | [[Coster-81|Coster]] ||Charles Stewart||||1935 Dec 23||50|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/2/22/Coster-81.jpg 48] |- | [[Coster-80|Coster]] ||James Alexander||1890 Apr 17||1959 Sep 29||||B at Ripplebrook; d. Loch; H of Mary Esther; F of Maurice|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/f/f6/Coster-80.jpg 157] |- | [[Robinson-11063|Coster]] ||Mary Esther||1894 Nov 21||1975 Jun 04||||b. Bass; d. Loch; nee Robinson; M of Maurice|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/f/f6/Coster-80.jpg 157] |- | [[Crawford-15655|Crawford]] ||Samuel||||1983 Nov 13||64|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/0/0b/Crawford-15655.jpg 427] |- | [[Niblick-63|Crawford]] ||Jeannie||1898 Oct 19||1986 May 04|||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/f/f0/Niblick-63.jpg 444] |- | [[Crawford-15656|Crawford]] ||James Gageby||||1993 Jun 30||||d. UK; S of Jeannie & Albert Crawford; H of Dorothy; F of David, Marilyn|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/5/50/Crawford-15656.jpg 445] |- | [[Crawford-15657|Crawford]] ||Harold||||1975 Jan 25||39|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/9/99/Crawford-15657.jpg 447] |- | [[Miller-62253|Creek]] ||Victoria||||1963 Jul 13||||W of Sterling; M of Thomas, Robert, Margaret, John|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/a/a4/Creek-344.jpg 247] |- | [[Creek-344|Creek]] ||Sterling John||||1973 Dec 26||||H of Victoria; F of Thomas, Robert, Margaret, John|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/a/a4/Creek-344.jpg 247] |- | [[Curtis-10939|Curtis]] ||Norman Richard||1917 Aug 25||1992 Aug 21||||H of Glennis; F of Nancy, Eric|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/5/56/Curtis-10939.jpg 347] |- | Curtis||Glennis Elaine||1922 Dec 06||1998 Mar 24||||W of Norman; M of Nancy & Eric||348 |- | Daly||Edna Grace||||1994 Sep 26||80||W of Roy; M of Irene, Val, Marlene||333 |- | [[Davenport-2081|Davenport]] ||Alfred Thomas||1878 Mar 08||1953 Jul 02|||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/8/8d/Davenport-2081.jpg 83] |- | [[Cook-9855|Davenport]] ||Marion Delafield||1879 Dec 08||1962 Mar 18||||nee Cook; W of Alfred|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/8/8d/Davenport-2081.jpg 83] |- | [[Davenport-2082|Davenport]] ||Alan George||1918||1929||||S of Alfred & Marion|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/8/8d/Davenport-2081.jpg 83] |- | [[Davenport-2083|Davenport]] ||Charles Carlyle||1915 Feb 20||1982 May 21||||H of Grace; F of Wilma,Don,Roy|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/b/b1/Davenport-2083.jpg 387] |- | [[Adkins-2042|Davenport]] ||Enid Grace||1918 Apr 06||2009 Dec 18||||W of Lyle; M of Wilma,Don,Roy|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/e/eb/Adkins-2042.jpg 388] |- | [[Gale-832|Dilger]] ||Eliza||||1931 Oct 15||74||W of Alois; M of Alfred|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Dilger-15 93] |- | [[Dilger-15|Dilger]] ||Alois||||1931 Oct 26||84||H of Elizabeth; F of Alfred|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Dilger-15 93] |- | [[Dilger-16|Dilger]] ||Alfred||||1979 Jun 22||77||H of Mary Ellen; F of Leslie,Bernard|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Dilger-16 108] |- | [[Fitzpatrick-2880|Dilger]] ||Mary Ellen||||1996 Feb 08||95||W of Alfred; M of Leslie, Bernard|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Dilger-16 108] |- | [[Dilger-18|Dilger]] ||Alfred Leslie||||1946 Aug 24||23|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/e/e4/Dilger-18.jpg 113] |- | [[Dilger-14|Dilger]] ||George||||1948 Jan 17||56||B of Alfred|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Dilger-14-1 238] |- |[[Dimmit-3|Brown]] ||Emma||||1931 Dec||79||||Funeral notice |- | [[Dodgson-209|Dodgson]] ||William||||1937 Mar 08||78||H of Eliza|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/1/11/Dodgson-209.jpg 232] |- | [[Wilcock-233|Dodgson]] ||Eliza||||1937 Aug 22||75||W of William|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/1/11/Dodgson-209.jpg 232] |- | Douglas||Olive May||1926 Nov 19||2011 Dec 01||85||W of Ray; M of Ron, Lorraine, Geoff, Ken, Stephen||249 |- | Douglas||Raymond Leslie||1926 Nov 03||2010 Jun 27||83||O.A.M.; H of Olive; F of Ron, Lorraine, Geoff, Ken, Stephen||250 |- | [[Henry-9921|Douglas]] ||Eliza Gilmore (Ella)||1919 Jul 01||2002 Jan 07||||nee Henry; W of John; M of Christine, Janet, Gilmore|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/7/7e/Henry-9921.jpg 353] |- | [[Douglas-5289|Douglas]] ||Christian John||1915 Jan 10||1989 Jun 08||||H of Eliza Gilmore (Ella); F of Christine, Janet, Filmore|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/4/4a/Douglas-5289.jpg 354] |- | Dowel||Shiela||1925 Jun 19||1989 Dec 22||||Nee Wood; M of George, Stephen, Anne||418 |- | [[Richardson-19807|Drake]] ||Kathleen Jean||||1986 Dec 17||72||W of John Henry Drake; M of Phyllis, Trevor|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/a/a9/Richardson-19807.jpg 439] |- | Drake||Wayne John Norman||||1972 Aug 24||5||S of Trevor & Doris; B of Sheree, Carole, Darren||440 |- | [[Drake-7238|Drake]] ||John Henry Norman||1914 Jan 03||2004 Jan 09||||H of Kathleen; F of Phyllis, Trevor|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/8/8d/Drake-7238.jpg 441] |- | [[Drake-4365|Drake]] ||Norman Avery||||1967 Dec 07||79||H of Ada Blanche; F of Vivian, Jack, Edna|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/9/9a/Drake-4365.jpg 460] |- | [[Trinnick-1|Drake]] ||Ada Blanche||||1976 Feb 25||94||W of Norman Avery; N of Vivien, Jack, Edna|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/6/6e/Trinnick-1.jpg 461] |- | [[Dooling-96|Drysdale]] ||Edith Annie||||1934 Jun 04||||W of James|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/8/89/Dooling-96.jpg 85] |- | [[Drysdale-729|Drysdale]] ||James John||||1957 Dec 09||||H of Edith; F of Jack & Joyce|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/4/4f/Drysdale-729.jpg 86] |- | [[Eade-324|Eade]] ||Hugh (Mick)||||1954 May 09||59||||Funeral notice |- | [[Egan-529|Egan]] ||Daniel F||||1956 Dec 18||70||D.C.M; H of Margaret; F of Mary, Kitty, Frank, Anne, Jimmy|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/9/99/Egan-529.jpg 5] |- | [[Murnane-85|Egan]] ||Margaret||||1986 Dec 20||92||W of D F|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/9/99/Egan-529.jpg 5] |- | [[Egan-530|Egan]] ||Anne||||1952 Jan 28||34||D of D F & M E Egan|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/f/fa/Egan-530.jpg 6] |- | [[Egan-531|Egan]] ||James Michael||||1966 Jan 27||87|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/f/f7/Egan-531.jpg 9] |- | [[Eunson-39|Eunson]] ||Donald Andrew||1909 Dec 23||1991 Sep 14||||H of Jessie|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/e/ec/Eunson-39.jpg 478] |- | [[Humphrey-7110|Eunson]] ||Jessie Gertrude||1913 Aug 28||2006 Sep 20||||nee Humphrey; W of Ronald|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/e/ec/Eunson-39.jpg 478] |- | [[Everett-3892|Everett]] ||Clarence Gordon||||1934 Dec 20||28||H of Eileen Greta Everett|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/4/48/Everett-3892.jpg 69] |- | [[Treadwell-1036|Fallon]] ||Elsie||1927 May 28||2012 May 26||||nee Treadwell; D of James & Ruby; M of Rodney, Gwenda, Jennifer; Sister of Marjorie, Jimmy|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/e/ee/Treadwell-1036.jpg 301] |- | [[Farmer-5076|Farmer]] ||Mark Christopher Simon||1955 Jun 20||2009 May 18||||b. Bristol, England; S of Chris & Ben; B of Peter|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/b/be/Farmer-5076.jpg 265] |- | [[Farmer-5077|Farmer]] ||Benjamin James William||1920 Nov 20||1999 Aug 03||||b. Bristol, England; H of Chris; F of Peter, Mark|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/a/a5/Farmer-5077.jpg 308] |- | [[Ferguson-11795|Ferguson]] ||George||||1934 Apr 23||||H of Fannie|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/f/fe/Ferguson-11795.jpg 164] |- | [[Bouche-55|Ferguson]] ||Fannie Jeanetta||||1949 Jun 18||||W of George|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/f/fe/Ferguson-11795.jpg 164] |- | [[Ferguson-11797|Ferguson]] ||William Robert|||||||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/f/fe/Ferguson-11795.jpg 164] |- | [[Ferguson-11798|Ferguson]] ||Dougal Roy||||1978 Jul 12||54||H of Jean; F of Russell, Glenda, Geoff, Carole|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/d/df/Ferguson-11798.jpg 393] |- | Fick||C Margaretha||||1888||79|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/8/80/Staben-21.jpg 64] |- | [[Fitzpatrick-2887|Fitzpatrick]] ||Elizabeth Amelia||||1898 Oct 11|||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/2/23/Fitzpatrick-1055.jpg 10] |- | [[Fitzpatrick-2888|Fitzpatrick]] ||Yvonne Veronica||||1928 Mar 29|||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/2/23/Fitzpatrick-1055.jpg 10] |- | [[Fitzpatrick-1055|Fitzpatrick]] ||John Joseph||||1968 Jul 04|||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/2/23/Fitzpatrick-1055.jpg 10] |- | [[Ryan-9898|Fitzpatrick]] ||Adelaide Grace||||1976 Sep 28||74||W of Terence Leo; M of Brian|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/5/50/Ryan-9898.jpg 415] |- | [[Fitzpatrick-2890|Fitzpatrick]] ||Terence Leo||||1983 Dec 18||74||H of Adelaide; F of Brian|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/1/18/Fitzpatrick-2890.jpg 416] |- | Follett||Marion||||1983 Aug 22||54||W of Ian; M of Lynette, Glenda, Russell||381 |- | Forth||Denise Faye||1945 Jan 08||1990 Dec 16||||W of Rod; M of Rodney, Kylie, Janine||338 |- | [[Fribbs-1|Fribbs]] ||John||||1912||72||b. Kilcash, Co. Tipperary, Ireland; d. Jeetho; H of Mary Butler; U of Mary Coates|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/2/2d/Fribbs-1.jpg 101] |- | [[Burrows-915|Fuller]] ||Sarah Ann||1847||1923 May 11||75||b. Headington, England; d. Korumburra|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/8/8c/Burrows-915.jpg 89] |- | [[Fuller-4664|Fuller]] ||Robert John||||1920 Sep 12||74||b. Ipswich, England; d. Bena|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/d/d1/Fuller-4664.jpg 90] |- | [[Fuller-4666|Fuller]] ||Sarah Beatrice||||1938 Aug 01|||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/3/3b/Fuller-4666.jpg 91] |- | [[Gannon-976|Gannon]] ||Patrick||||1895 May 25||||H of Julia|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/e/ea/Gannon-976.jpg 104] |- | [[Royan-150|Gannon]] ||Julia||||1897 Jan 10||||W of Patrick|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/e/ea/Gannon-976.jpg 104] |- | [[Tyers-152|Gascoyne]] ||Margaret Ann||||1999 Sep 11||84||W of Sydney; M of Jean, Dulcie, John, Shirley, Marion, Merv, Geoff, Betty, Chris|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/6/6d/Tyers-152.jpg 435] |- | [[Gascoyne-252|Gascoyne]] ||Sydney Robert||||1973 May 13||70||H of Margaret Ann; F of Jean, Dulcie, john, Shirley, Marion, Mervyn,Geoff,Betty, Chris|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/b/bc/Gascoyne-252.jpg 436] |- | [[Giles-4728|Giles]] ||John||||1940 May||81|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/0/0c/Giles-4728.jpg 140] |- | Giles||A||||1940 Mar||76|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/0/0c/Giles-4728.jpg 140] |- | Gillan||||||||||||170 |- | [[Gillan-58|Gillan]] ||Charles Cresswell||||1952 Jul 02||71||H of Elsie|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/2/29/Gillan-58.jpg 181] |- | [[Hook-444|Gillan]] ||Elsie May||||1974 Apr 30||84||W of Charles|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/2/29/Gillan-58.jpg 181] |- | Glover||||||||||||31 |- | [[Young-12748|Glover]] ||Eva Ellen||||1946 Sep 20||||details unclear|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/0/0d/Glover-2708.jpg 162] |- | [[Glover-2708|Glover]] ||Alfred James||||1952 Feb 24||||details unclear|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/0/0d/Glover-2708.jpg 162] |- | [[Jolley-610|Glover]] ||Emily Cecilia||||1935 May 06||||W of Daniel|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/f/f9/Glover-4149.jpg 205] |- | [[Glover-4149|Glover]] ||Daniel||||1937 Mar 20||||H of Emily|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/f/f9/Glover-4149.jpg 205] |- | [[Glover-5423|Glover]] ||Norman Campbell||||1984 Apr 15||71||H of Marjorie; F of Lawrence & Gail|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/5/5b/Glover-5423.jpg 378] |- | [[Glover-2695|Glover]] ||Leslie Lawrence||||1950 Jan 14||50||||Funeral Notice |- | [[Gooch-1310|Gooch]] ||Gordon Leslie||1916 Dec 17||1991 Mar 15||||VX118295; H of Clara|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/7/7e/Gooch-1310.jpg 340] |- | [[Burls-26|Gooch]] ||Clara Evelyn||||2001 Mar 12||81||W of Gordon|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/6/64/Burls-26.jpg 341] |- | [[Parkinson-1051|Gourley]] ||Alice||||1896 Apr 27||30||d. Strezlecki|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/3/3c/Gourley-539-1.jpg 14] |- | [[Gourley-539|Gourley]] ||Alexander||||1924 May 07||61|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/3/3c/Gourley-539-1.jpg 14] |- | [[Graham-17690|Graham]] ||Samuel R||||1934 May 20||||d. Loch|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/0/06/Graham-17690.jpg 24] |- | Gray||Belinda Joye||1964 Aug 22||2005 May 21||||||399 |- | Gray||Colin||||1981 Jun 09||43||||400 |- | [[Green-12095|Green]] ||Heather||||1936 Oct 19||2||D of Enid & William|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/b/b5/Green-12093.jpg 73] |- | [[Green-12093|Green]] ||Helen||||1946 Jun 25||1||D of Enid & William|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/b/b5/Green-12093.jpg 73] |- | [[Trevena-93|Green]] ||Enid Amy||||1996 Jun 15||86||W of William|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/b/b5/Green-12093.jpg 73] |- | [[Green-12094|Green]] ||William Charles||||2000 Jun 01||92||H of Enid|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/b/b5/Green-12093.jpg 73] |- | [[McTaggart-279|Greening]] ||Martha Talbot||||1941 May 07||66||||Funeral Notice |- | [[Gregg-868|Gregg]] ||John||||1953 Dec 22||81||H of Grace|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/6/62/Gregg-868.jpg 173] |- | [[Neal-1845|Gregg]] ||Grace||||1972 Aug 09||89||W of John|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/6/62/Gregg-868.jpg 173] |- | [[Gregg-861|Gregg]] ||Richard||||1922 Oct 03||85||b. Moneylagin, Ireland; H of Catherine McKay|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/c/c1/McKay-1465.jpg 174] |- | [[Gregg-864|Gregg]] ||Finlay||||1885 May 29||18|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/c/c1/McKay-1465.jpg 174] |- | [[Gregg-871|Gregg]] ||Annie||||1888 Jan 26||11|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/c/c1/McKay-1465.jpg 174] |- | [[Gregg-863|Gregg]] ||Daniel||||1915 Jan 20||49|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/c/c1/McKay-1465.jpg 174] |- | Gregg||Flora Mary||1922 Jan 06||2003 Feb 22||||Sister of Catherine, Thelma, Richard, Daniel, Angus, Sarah||175 |- | Gregg||Sarah May||1918 Jul 22||2010 Jan 11||||Sister of Catherine, Thelma, Richard, Daniel, Angus, Flora||175 |- | [[Griffin-11407|Griffin]] ||George M||||1932 Dec 22||||AIF 22010|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/0/08/Griffin-11407.jpg 118] |- | [[Hackett-725|Hackett]] ||John O||||1931 Feb 25|||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/b/b9/Hackett-725.jpg 77] |- | [[Riddell-873|Hackett]] ||Helen||||1957 Jun 30|||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/b/b9/Hackett-725.jpg 77] |- | [[Hackett-1621|Hackett]] ||Anthea Joyce||1937 Mar 24||1982 Dec 21||||D of Beatrice & Walter; Sister of Walter jnr|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/5/5b/Hackett-1621.jpg 383] |- | [[Farren-332|Hackett]] ||Beatrice Dorothy Marcia||1896 Aug 02||1983 Jun 08||||W of Walter; M of Anthea,Walter; GM of Steven|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/3/34/Farren-332.jpg 395] |- | [[Hackett-1620|Hackett]] ||Walter||1895 Feb 07||1980 Jun 23||||AIF; H of Beatrice; F of Anthea & Walter|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/b/bd/Hackett-1620.jpg 396] |- | Hall||Isabella||||1939 Sep 18||72||W of Fred||123 |- | Hall||Fred||||1950 Oct 02||||H of Isabella||123 |- | [[Rabbets-17|Hall||Kathleen Sophia]] ||||1940 Jul 26||31||W of John Clyde Hall; M of Robert & Lorna|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/a/a4/Rabbets-17.jpg 131] |- | [[Hall-38570|Hall]] ||Tom||||1927 Sep 23||84||H of Mary Jane|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/b/be/Hall-38570.jpg 186] |- | [[Board-428|Hall]] ||Mary Jane||||1933 Oct 14||85||W of Tom|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/b/b2/Board-428.jpg 187] |- | [[Goudie-38|Hall]] ||Jane E||||1943 May 07||59|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/3/30/Goudie-38.jpg 192] |- | [[Hall-38569|Hall]] ||Edgar A||||1966 Jun 21||83|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/3/30/Goudie-38.jpg 192] |- | Hall||Dulcie Maria||||2011 Sep 27||75||W of Fred; M of Les, Max, Bruce||314 |- | Hall||Fred Charles||||1998 Jun 18||74||H of Dulcie Maria; F of Les, Max, Bruce||315 |- | Hall||Greta||||1973 Mar 27||49||W of Peter; M of Stephen||437 |- | Hall||Peter Thomas||||2005 Mar 18||82||H of Greta; F of Stephen||438 |- | Halliday||Percy Edmund (Eddie)||1926 Jan 07||2010 Mar 29||||S of Percy & Isobel; B of Nancy, Bill, Bob, Hugh, John||263 |- | [[Gregg-2391|Hamblin]] ||Thelma Grace||1910 Sep 20||2006 Sep 19||||W of Gordon; M of John, Beryl, Jean|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/9/93/Gregg-2391.jpg 364] |- | [[Hamblin-1252|Hamblin]] ||Gordon||||1988 Apr 11||75||H of Thelma; F of John, Beryl, Jean|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/e/e4/Hamblin-1252.jpg 365] |- | Hancock||Jack Robin||1931 Jul 05||2009 Jul 24||||||272 |- | Hancock||Hazel Nancy (Bub)||||2003 Mar 24||72||M of Graeme, Raymond, Margaret, Neil, Ian||285 |- | Hancock||Raymond Charles (Jock)||1930 May 29||2009 Feb 12||||H of Hazel (Bub); F of Raymond, Graeme, Margaret, Neil, Ian||286 |- | Hancock||Gwendoline Norma||||1984 Oct 26||59||W of Harold; M of Raymond||375 |- | Hancock||Harold Sydney||||1998 Feb 17||||H of Gwendoline||376 |- | [[Hanrahan-141|Hanrahan]] ||Patrick John||1824 Mar 11||1898 Oct 25||74||b. Co. Clare, Ireland; H of Sarah; S of Margaret O'Loughlin & John Hanrahan;F of Bryan, Austen, Patrick|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/1/18/Hanrahan-141.jpg 103] |- | [[Morris-8859|Hanrahan]] ||Sarah||1843||25 Mr 1904||61||b. Co. Tyrone, Ireland; W of Patrick John; D of Lea McDevitt & Steven Morris; M of Bryan, Austen, Patrick|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/1/18/Hanrahan-141.jpg 103] |- | [[Hanrahan-142|Hanrahan]] ||Patrick||1889 Jan 21||1905 Apr 17||16||b. Springvale|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/1/18/Hanrahan-141.jpg 103] |- | Harker||Norma Lillian||1918 Jul 24||2010 Aug 21||||nee Lecouillard; M of Marilyn & Stuart||266 |- | Harris||Rita||||2004 Sep 04||72||W of Jim; Sister of Mary||287 |- | Harris||Keith Edward||||1978 Feb 24||61||AIF; H of Rita; F of Sandra, Faye, Malcolm||389 |- | Harrison||Isabella||||1935 Dec 05||74||||67 |- | [[Burchett-199|Hartnell]] ||Lilian Frances||1881||1952||||nee Burchett; W of Edward William|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Burchett-199 199] |- | [[Hartnell-21|Hartnell]] ||Edward William||1881||1967||||H of Lilian|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Burchett-199 199] |- | [[Hartnell-22|Hartnell]] ||Edward Derek||1920||1961||||S of Edward & Lilian|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Burchett-199 199] |- | Hartnell||Jessie May||1918 Oct 17||2013 Nov 08||||W of Bob Maslen & Cedric Hartnell; M of Melva & Robert||254 |- | [[Hartnell-156|Hartnell]] ||Cedric Burchett||||1994 Jul 18||84|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/2/2d/Hartnell-156.jpg 323] |- | [[Salmon-752|Hartnell]] ||Muriel Eleanor||||1974 Nov 18|||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/d/d5/Salmon-752.jpg 424] |- | [[Hatch-4128|Hatch]] ||Arthur John (Ginger)||1917 Jan 22||1998 Oct 07||||H of Rita; F of Trevor, Wayne|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/e/e9/Hatch-4128.jpg 320] |- | [[Westaway-276|Hatch]] ||Rita Lillian||1920 Apr 10||2004 Jan 07||||D of Ernest & Theresa Westaway; W of Ginger; M of Trevor,Wayne; GM of Joanne, Teresa, Ben, Daniel, Elizabeth, Robert, Catherine|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/3/3a/Westaway-276.jpg 321] |- | [[Hayes-4160|Hayes]] ||Edward Patrick||||1944 Oct||60||||Funeral Notice |- | [[Hayes-12025|Hayes]]||Ellen||||1969 Jan 14||||D of John & Bridget; Sister of Ted, Rod, Patrick, Mary|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/2/23/Hayes-12025.jpg 96] |- | [[Hayes-12026|Hayes]]||Patrick James||||1972 Dec 28||||S of John & Bridget; B of Ted, Rod, Ellen, Mary|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/2/23/Hayes-12025.jpg 96] |- | Hayes||Mary Isabella||||1962 Aug 28||79||W of Roderick; M of Donald, Rod, Joan, Paul|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/8/81/Hayes-12027.jpg 97] |- | [[Hayes-12027|Hayes]] ||Roderick Thomas||||1977 Aug 01||90||H of Mary; F of Donald, Rod, Joan, Paul|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/8/81/Hayes-12027.jpg 97] |- | [[Hayes-4161|Hayes]] ||John||||1926 May 21||83||H of Bridget|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/7/75/Hayes-4161.jpg 98] |- | [[Molloy-332|Hayes]] ||Bridget||||1916 Dec 09||59||W of John|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/7/75/Hayes-4161.jpg 98] |- | [[Hayes-4163|Hayes]] ||Mary||||1916 Jan 22||25|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/6/63/Hayes-4163.jpg 99] |- | Hayes||James Robert||1945 Mar 30||1991 Jan 19||45||H of Fay; F of Melissa,Prudence,Samantha||339 |- | Hayes||Patricia Mary||||1988 Sep 15||54||W of Don; M of Helen,Mark,Donna,Jason||362 |- | Hayes||Donald John||||2004 Jul 27||85||H of Patricia; F of Helen,Mark,Donna,Jason||363 |- | Hayes||Paul Richard||||2010 Oct 29||81||H of Maureen; F of Pauleen,Stuart,Greg,Rod||367 |- | Hayes||Pauleen Frances||||1977 May 20||19||D of Maureen & Paul; Sister of Stuart, Greg, Rodney||412 |- | [[Haynes-5161|Haynes]] ||James||||||||H of Rose; F of Edie, Lena, Sade, Alice, Reva, Jim, Fred|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/e/e5/Haynes-5161.jpg 132] |- | [[Ordner-37|Haynes]] ||Rose||||||||W of James; M of Edie, Lena, Sade, Alice, Reva, Jim, Fred|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/e/e5/Haynes-5161.jpg 132] |- | Haysom||Joan||1923 Feb 28||2012 Aug 29||89||M of Ross, Bill, Michelle; GM of Jerald, Jessica, Timothy, Kobi||463 |- | [[Cowcher-20|Hee]] ||Annie May||||1990 Jan 01||87||nee Cowcher; M of Pauline, Peter, Lesley, Garry|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/f/f5/Cowcher-20.jpg 185] |- | [[Henry-3873|Henry]] ||George||||1903 Apr 28||||date uncertain|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/1/17/Hayward-1690.jpg 39] |- | [[Hayward-1690|Henry]] ||Florence Eliza||||1942 Nov 28|||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/1/17/Hayward-1690.jpg 39] |- | [[Henry-3871|Henry]]||Frederick George||||1949 Dec 15||74||S of George & Florence||Funeral notice |- | [[Henry-7081|Henry]] ||Victor||||1890||||infant|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/1/17/Hayward-1690.jpg 39] |- | [[Henry-7079|Henry]] ||Grace||||1909||||date uncertain|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/1/17/Hayward-1690.jpg 39] |- | [[Henry-7078|Henry]] ||Ernest Charles||||1918 Jan 22||24||AIF; d. England|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/9/91/Henry-7078.jpg 40] |- | [[Henry-7077|Henry]] ||Alex||||1975 Jul 21||97|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/6/69/Henry-7077.jpg 194] |- | [[Thomas-36596|Henry]] ||Avis Margaret||1924 Oct 13||2002 Nov 20||||nee Thomas; W of George; M of John & Gay, George & Pam, Pauline & Ron|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/7/76/Thomas-36596.jpg 302] |- | [[Henshaw-244|Henshaw]] ||John||||1905 Feb||75|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/3/34/Henshaw-244.jpg 139] |- | [[Hill-31692|Hill]] ||James Herbert||||1889 Jul 13||4|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/2/25/Hill-31692.jpg 32] |- | [[Hill-31693|Hill]] ||Walter Thomas||||1934 Jun 18||46||AIF; H of Jane|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/b/ba/Hill-31693.jpg 68] |- | [[Johnston-15417|Hill]] ||Jane||||1951 Jun 29|||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/b/ba/Hill-31693.jpg 68] |- | Hillberg||Ian Leslie||1959 Feb 22||2009 Jan 24||49||H of Julie;F of Aaron,Christie,Tarli,Kimberley||270 |- | [[Hinton-1916|Hinton]] ||Percy Thomas||1916||2013||96||RAAF 59782; H of Esmee; F of Christine, Susan; B of Cliff|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/d/de/Hinton-1916.jpg 253] |- | [[Hinton-1917|Hinton]] ||Percy Dodd||||1974 Nov 10||95||H of Jessie; F of Percy & Clifford|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/2/27/Hinton-1917.jpg 423] |- | Hodge||Heather||||2009 Feb 03||||W of Chas; M of Greg,Philip,Susan,Vivienne||267 |- | [[Hodgkinson-701|Hodgkinson]] ||Lottie||||1889 Mar 20||<1||D of William & A.S.||87 |- | Hof||Cornelius Van't||1909 Oct 24||1998 Jul 26||||H of Truus; F of Aart & Josie, Cindy & Bob||309 |- | Hof||Teuntje Van't||1913 Jun 27||2003 Jan 25||||W of Cornelius; M of Aart & Josie, Cindy & Bob||310 |- | [[Hogan-3925|Hogan]] ||John||||1917 Aug 01||69||H of Elizabeth||244 |- | [[O'Sullivan-1858|Hogan]] ||Elizabeth||||1932 Jun 05||83||W of John||244 |- | Hop||Josephine M Van't||1941 Feb 21||1990 Aug 08||||D of George & Phyllis Beverley; W of Arch; M of Keitha, Peter, Heather, Helen||337 |- | [[Hutton-2303|Hutton]] ||Cyril St Clair||||1970 Dec 27||69||H of Alice; F of Allan, Ronald, Dawn, Gloria, Fay, Julia||432 |- | [[Ireland-1233|Ireland]] ||Albert Arthur||||1969 Dec 28||67||S of William & Jane;B of Ivy, Ernest, Eva, May, Albert|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/1/10/Ireland-1233.jpg 228] |- | [[Ireland-1234|Ireland]] ||Walter William||||1983 Nov 09||85||S of William & Jane;B of Ivy, Ernest, Eva, May, Walter|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/1/10/Ireland-1233.jpg 228] |- | [[Ireland-2575|Ireland]] ||George||||1938 Dec 07||67|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/c/c9/Ireland-2575.jpg 234] |- | [[Ireland-1232|Ireland]] ||William Hansford||||1939 Jul 04||72||H of Jane|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/a/a0/Ireland-1232.jpg 235] |- | [[Parsons-3754|Ireland]] ||Jane||||1964 Aug 27||103||W of William|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/a/a0/Ireland-1232.jpg 235] |- | [[Ireland-1231|Ireland]] ||Ivy Jane||||1956 Feb 19||||D of William & Jane|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/a/a0/Ireland-1232.jpg 235] |- | James||Emma||||1939 Jul 11||78||W of William|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/c/ca/James-6310.jpg 28] |- |[[James-6310| James]] ||William||||1939 Aug 18||84||H of Emma|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/c/ca/James-6310.jpg 28] |- | [[Childs-2344|James]] ||Mary Ann||||1892 Oct 01||65||W of Thomas I||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/a/a4/James-6311.jpg 30] |- | [[James-6312|James]] ||Thomas I||||1902 Jun 22||74||H of Mary Ann|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/a/a4/James-6311.jpg 30] |- | [[James-6311|James]] ||Thomas||||1935 Oct 07||82||||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/a/a4/James-6311.jpg 30] |- | James||William||||1966 Aug 15||75||AIF||454 |- | [[Johnstone-739|Johnstone]] ||Walter||||1899 Jan 25||||H of Matilda|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/0/02/Johnstone-739.jpg 129] |- | [[Johnstone-2156|Johnstone]] ||Matilda||||1912 May 31||||W of Walter|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/0/02/Johnstone-739.jpg 129] |- | Jones||Joseph||||1944 May 28||67||AIF; F of Robert,Edward,Ellen Webb,Les||146 |- | Kelly||Unnamed baby||1926 May 10||1926 May 10||||S of William & Matilda Kelly; B of Ruth & Robert||23 |- | Kelly||Amelia Margaret||1915 May 25||2006 Sep 22||||W of Harold; M of Raymond||273 |- | Kelly||Harold Raymond||1925 Feb 02||2007 Nov 09||||H of Millie; F of Raymond||274 |- | Kelly||Raymond Francis||1948||1988||||H of Irene; F of Steven, Glen; S of Millie & Harold||350 |- | [[Kennedy-5937|Kennedy]] ||Archibald||||1889 Mar 08||70||H of Anna|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/b/bc/Kennedy-5937.jpg 171] |- | [[McPherson-1402|Kennedy]] ||Ann ||||1906 Aug 11||79||W of Archibald|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/b/bc/Kennedy-5937.jpg 171] |- | Kennedy||A J||||1918 Mar 22||26||AIF; d. London, England; S of Archibald & Ann|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/b/bc/Kennedy-5937.jpg 171] |- | Kenny||Stephen John||||1967 Aug 11||83||H of Joan; F of Les, Dorothy, Evelyn, Morris, John, Margaret||455 |- | Kenny||Joan||||1968 Oct 03||76||W of Stephen John; M of Leslie, Dorothy, Evelyn, Morris, Jack, Margaret||456 |- | Kenny||William Joseph||||1968 Jan 10||17||S of Joan & Jack; Stepson of Fred; B of Ross, Michelle||462 |- | Kenny||John S||||1958 May 30||37||||463 |- | [[Kittelty-5|Kittelty]] ||William B||||1963 Nov 23||80||H of Charlotte|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/0/05/Kittelty-5.jpg 116] |- | [[Blair-6730|Kittelty]] ||Charlotte E||||1996 May 10||||W of William|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/0/05/Kittelty-5.jpg 116] |- | [[Buckle-534|Kittelty]] ||Isabel Priscilla||||1939 Sep 14|||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/6/65/Buckle-534.jpg 136] |- | Kittelty||Robert George (Bing)||||2012 Jul 18||82||H of Mary; F of Graeme,Diana||269 |- | [[Kler-4|Kler]] ||Emil||||1954 Jul 12||64||AIF 6036|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/6/6b/Kler-4.jpg 182] |- | Kyle||Rosalie Margaret||1938 Sep 06||2009 Aug 16||||||264 |- | Laing||Thelma Joyce||||1976 Dec 06||47||W of Wyc.; M of Peter, Graham, Jenny||413 |- | Laing||Pater Wycliffe||1927 Oct 15||2000 Sep 18||72||H of Joyce; F of Peter, Graham, Jenny||414 |- | [[Smith-69649|Langham]] ||Catherine||||1895 Feb 28||57||W of William|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/7/72/Langham-173.jpg 152] |- | [[Langham-173|Langham]] ||William||||1929 Jul 31||82||H of Catherine|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/7/72/Langham-173.jpg 152] |- | [[Le_Serve-2|Le Serve]] ||Hazel Olive||||1913 Oct 02||1|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/6/6f/Le_Serve-2.jpg 18] |- | [[Le_Serve-1|Le Serve]] ||Alice Florence||||1922 Mar 07||16|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/6/6f/Le_Serve-2.jpg 18] |- | [[Le_Serve-4|Le Serve]] ||Albert Charles||1910 Jul 15||1951 Sep 13||||H of Eve; F of Ian, Neil, Yvonne|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/d/d7/Hunter-4898.jpg 237] |- | [[Hunter-4898|Le Serve]] ||Lily Hannah||1879 Jun 28||1955 Oct 09||||M of Alice, Alfred,Frank,Albert,Hazel|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/d/d7/Hunter-4898.jpg 237] |- | [[Le_Serve-5|Le Serve]] ||Alfred Harrison||||1967 Dec 15||60|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/a/ac/Le_Serve-5.jpg 327] |- | [[Crump-426|Le Serve]] ||Marguarette Mary||||1978 Aug 20||56|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/a/ac/Le_Serve-5.jpg 327] |- | Le Serve||John Harrison||||1990 Sep 17||41||B of Lorraine|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/a/ac/Le_Serve-5.jpg 327] |- | Le Serve||Frank (Mac)||||1989 Aug 01||80||H of Norma; F of Daryl||359 |- | Lennon||Norman Edward (Peter)||1935 May 25||2013 Oct 14||||||251 |- | LeServe||Lorraine Marion||||2013 Nov 09||65||partner of Peter||475 |- | Little||Adam Matthew||1971 Jun 20||1997 Jul 25||||Step-son of Michael Platten||313 |- | [[Coster-84|Loh]] ||Annie May||||1946 May 03||59|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/d/d1/Coster-84.jpg 158] |- | Loughridge||Jeanette Ethel||1952 Mar 04||1986 Aug 05||||W of Trevor; M of Jon, Tyge, Meg||370 |- | Lowndes||Anthony (Tony)||||2009 Apr 19||87||H of Elsie; F of Sandra & Terry||345 |- | Lowndes||Alice Louisa (Elsie)||||1993 Aug 28||78||W of Tony;M of Sandra & Terry||346 |- | [[Mair-170|Mair]] ||Col.William||1806 Aug 31||1904 Jan 16||||b. Scotland|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/9/98/Mair-170.jpg 221] |- | Mandemaker||Koop||||1986 Aug 08||70||H of Bep; F of Theo,John,Rudi;F-in-Law of Dawn; GF of Nicole||371 |- | Mann||Phyllis||1936 Oct 08||2009 Apr 03||||born Drake; married to Unknown Hutton; D of Jack & Kath Drake;M of Lynne, Christina, Wendy, Helen, Pamela||262 |- | [[Mapleson-5|Mapleson]] ||F W||||1937 Dec 19||79||burial date|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Mapleson-5 144] |- | Mapleson||Doris May||1918 Oct 30||2005 May 23||86||W of Frederick; M of Arnold,Glenice,Marion||401 |- | Mapleson||Frederick||||1982 Feb 11||65||H of Doris May; F of Arnold, Glenice, Marion||402 |- | [[Fitzgerald-2578|Mates]] ||Ellen||||1907 Aug 22||63||M of Thomas,Theresa,William|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/7/7c/Fitzgerald-2578.jpg 1] |- | [[Matheson-596|Matheson]] ||William||||1956 Jun 18||||||Funeral notice |- | [[Mayo-1432|Mayo]] ||Maxie||||1941||87||S of E & M Mayo|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/9/9d/Mayo-1432.jpg 155] |- | [[McCord-3821|McCord]] ||John||||1908 May 10||85||H of Margaret|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/thumb/4/4f/McCord-3821.jpg/500px-McCord-3821.jpg 26] |- | [[Henry-3921|McCord]] ||Margaret||||1904 Sep 30||82||W of John|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/thumb/4/4f/McCord-3821.jpg/500px-McCord-3821.jpg 26] |- | [[Field-1838|McCord]] ||May Jane||||19 Apr 1940||80||W of James||Funeral Notice |- | [[Hawkins-9964|McCord]] |||||||||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/4/44/Hawkins-9964.jpg 75] |- | [[McCord-3822|McCord]] ||John||||1942 Jun 17|||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/8/8c/Kennedy-5934.jpg 76] |- | [[Kennedy-5934|McCord]] ||Janet||||1950 Sep 14|||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/8/8c/Kennedy-5934.jpg 76] |- | McCord||?||||?|||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/8/8c/Kennedy-5934.jpg 76] |- | [[McDEVITT-43|McDevitt]] ||James||||1950 May 22||48|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/b/bc/McDEVITT-43.jpg 166] |- | [[McDougall-1666|McDougall]] ||Joan||||1918 May 28||80||M of Margaret Beverley|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/4/4e/MacDougal-29.jpg 179] |- | [[McDougall-569|McDougall]] ||Alexander||||1915 May 02||54||w/Christina McDougall|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/a/a7/McDougall-569.jpg 180] |- | [[Kennedy-5929|McDougall]] ||Christina||||1935 Sep 07||71||w/Alexander McDougall|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/a/a7/McDougall-569.jpg 180] |- | [[McDougall-570|McDougall]] ||Jeannie||||1968 Jun 13||72|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/c/cd/McDougall-570.jpg 466] |- | [[McDougall-537|McDougall]] ||Duncan||||1946 Jan 04||53||H of Nora Eileen|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/McDougall-537 172] |- | [[Woolley-668|McDougall]] ||Nora Eileen||||1949 Jun 06||||W of Duncan|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/McDougall-537 172] |- | [[Mackey-1821|McGrath]] ||Alicia||||1905 Oct 03||42||W of Michael McGrath|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/4/4d/Mackey-1821.jpg 114] |- | McIntosh||John||||1914 Feb 12||59||H of Margaret||56 |- | McIntosh||Margaret||||1948 Apr 22||85||W of John||56 |- | McIntosh||James||||1890 Aug 24||2||S of John & Margaret||56 |- | McIntosh||Christina||||1914 Aug 03||27||||58 |- | McIntosh||William||||1917 Dec 01||32||AIF; d. Palestine||59 |- | McIntosh||Andrew||||1927 Aug 27||40||||61 |- | McIntosh||Alice||||1959 Nov 29||69||W of Andrew; M of Margaret, Nancy, Christina||62 |- | McIntosh||John Morris||||1949 Aug 13||68||H of Eliza||165 |- | McIntosh||Eliza May||||1954 Sep 04||68||W of John||165 |- | McIntosh||Elizabeth||||1951 Oct 20||34||||184 |- | McIntyre||Tessie||||1932 Mar 09||||W of William||71 |- | McIntyre||William||||1949 May 11||||H of Tessie||71 |- | [[McKay-1465|McKay]] ||Catherine||||1913 Aug 13||72||b. Isle of Skye; W of Richard|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/c/c1/McKay-1465.jpg 174] |- | McLaren||Alexander||||1910 Feb 10||||H of Mary||193 |- | McLaren||Mary||||1904 May 15||||W of Alexander||193 |- | McNab||Ian Christian||||1998 Nov 04||41||H of Phillipa; F of Ahren||298 |- | [[McNally-322|McNally]] ||William J H||||1935 Jul 08||57||||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/2/23/McNally-322.jpg 65] |- | McNally||Claire||||1983 Feb 06||80||W of Fred; M of Jean, Bill, Margaret, Heather||390 |- | McNally||Frederick Arthur||||1978 Apr 15||89||H of Claire; F of Jean, Margaret, Heather, Bill||391 |- | McNally||Alfred Ernest||||1970 Aug 02||83||AIF||453 |- | Middlebrook||Amy||||1939 Jun 06||23||||117 |- | [[Millard-811|Millard]] ||Edmund T||||1897 Mar 13||55||Late of India & Geelong; H of Elizabeth|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/a/a4/Millard-811.jpg 74] |- | [[Griffiths-1476|Millar]] ||Helen Ada||1942 Nov 15||2007 Sep 10||||partner of Jonathon|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/1/12/Millar-987.jpg 277] |- | Miller||William Martin||||1964 Dec 30||38||||248 |- | Miller||David William||||1992 Nov 06||77||H of Pat; F of Roger, Lesley, Tony||336 |- | Miller||James Murray||||1976 Jul 02||51||H of Esma; F of Alex, Jenny, Peter, Kerry||431 |- | Miller||Leslie Isaac||||1980 Aug 15||95||H of Emily; F of Fred, Francis, Dave, Doris, Alex, Jim||451 |- | Miller||Emily May||||1970 Dec 26||85||W of Leslie; M of Fred, Frances, Dave, Doris, Alex, Jim||452 |- | Missen||Wesley Neil||1937 Mar 02||2008 Oct 14||||H of Noelline; F of Jonathan, Steven, Linda||472 |- | [[Misson-4|Misson]] ||Oscar C E||1938 May 03|||||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/3/3f/Misson-4.jpg 120] |- | Mitchard||Doug||1949 Nov 16||1995 Mar 21||||H of Lyn; F of Kathy,Glenn,Brett||330 |- | Mitchard||Kathy Lyn||1981 Mar 14||2001 Jun 12||||D of Doug & Lyn; Sister of Glenn & Brett||331 |- | Moller||Geoffrey Paul||1911 Sep 13||2000 Aug 29||||H of Florence; F of Margot; GF of Geoff,Scott,Jamie||372 |- | Moller||Florence Maud||1909 Jun 22||1987 Jun 03||||W of Geoff; M of Margot||373 |- | Möller||Christian||||1897 Jun 01||59||H of Bodild||215 |- | Möller||Bodild Kirstine||||1911 Jul 16||77||W of Christian||215 |- | Möller||Hannah Marie||||1857 Apr 04||81||W of Christian||223 |- | Möller||Christian||||1964 Jan 03||89||H of Hannah||223 |- | Möller||Edwin Christian||||1905 Mar 16||1||S of Christian & Hannah||225 |- | Molloy||William||||1951 Nov 24||86||||3 |- | Morgan||John Southward||||1940 May 25||79||H of Elizabeth||453 |- | Morgan||Elizabeh Jane||||1950 Dec 19||74||W of John||153 |- | Morgan||Herbert James||||1982 Jun 18||||B of Alice,Tom,Myrtle,Henry,Alex,Alf,Bessie||386 |- | [[Motton-17|Motton]] ||George Robert||||1912 Aug 25||93||H of Emma|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/8/86/Motton-17.jpg 34] |- | [[Warman-82|Motton]] ||Emma||||1921 Aug 22||89||W of George|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/8/86/Motton-17.jpg 34] |- | [[Motton-18|Motton]] ||Alice||||1922 Feb 13||67||D of George & Emma|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/4/47/Motton-18.jpg 35] |- | [[Motton-16|Motton]] ||Harriet Anne||||1918 Jul 05||47||D of George & Emma|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/4/47/Motton-18.jpg 35] |- | [[Motton-19|Motton]] ||Albert||||1919 Dec 28||63||S of George & Emma|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/4/47/Motton-18.jpg 35] |- | Motton||Ernest Theodore||||1933 Dec 29||33||||133 |- | Motton||George Felix||||1943 Jul 18||78||||134 |- | Motton||Maria Elizabeth||||1956 Dec 07||89||||134 |- | Motton||Brian||1927 Jun 29||2004 Nov 12||||S of Theodore & Muriel; H of Nola||278 |- | Motton||Nola||1927 Apr 05||2013 Oct 17||||D of G & Ruby I Johnson; Sister of Rexford T Johnson; W of Brian Motton; M of Roslyn, Robert, Wayne||279 |- | Motton||Corothea Emma||||2003 Jun 05||100||D of George & Maria Motton||289 |- | Motton||Francis Ruby||||1976 Aug 25||63||nee Miller; W of Felix Clarence; M of David, Ralph, George, Russell||404 |- | Motton||Felix Clarence||||1978 Sep 22||67||H of Francis Ruby; F of David, Ralph, George, Russell||405 |- | Mueckenheim||Heini||||1982 Feb 12||||||403 |- | Murdoch||Thomas||||1918 Jul 26||20||AIF; d. France||60 |- | [[Neal-4884|Neal]] ||Louisa||||1935 May 26||65|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/1/1e/Neal-4884.jpg 142] |- | [[Neal-4883|Neal]] ||John||||1920 Dec 03||86||H of Emma|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/a/ae/Neal-4883.jpg 143] |- | [[Berry-13496|Neal]] ||Emma S||||1924 Dec 22||80||W of John|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/a/ae/Neal-4883.jpg 143] |- | [[Ness-143|Ness]] ||John||||1889 Aug 16||57|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/8/84/Ness-142.jpg 63] |- | [[Heriot-32|Ness]] ||Jane||||1915 Dec 06||72|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/8/84/Ness-142.jpg 63] |- | [[Ness-142|Ness]] ||Christine||||||72||D of John & Jane|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/8/84/Ness-142.jpg 63] |- | [[Ness-144|Ness]] ||Jane||||||85||D of John & Jane|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/8/84/Ness-142.jpg 63] |- | Nicholas||John||||1908 Aug 25||85||||78 |- | Nicholas||Jane||||1921 May 09||86||||78 |- | Nicholas||Isabel||||1896 Nov 14||36||||78 |- | Nicholas||Leslie||||1962 Feb 12||86||S of John & Jane||80 |- | Nicholas||Gary James||||||||S of Beryl & Jim; B of Barbara & Wesley||410 |- | [[Ogilvy-223|Ogilvy]] ||Thomas||||1947 Oct 16||||AIF|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/1/14/Ogilvy-223.jpg 213] |- | Ogilvy||David Cecil||1923||2005||||||288 |- | Ogilvy||Eric Airlie||||2001 Jun 27||76||H of Thelma; F of Carol, Fay, Robin, Wendy||318 |- | [[Kitchin-120|Ogilvy]] ||Bertha Gladys||1893 Nov 06||1979 Jan 13||||W of David; M of David, Eric, Bertha|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/c/c6/Kitchin-120.jpg 479] |- | [[Ogilvy-222|Ogilvy]] ||David||1881 Oct 14||1959 Jul 27||||H of Bertha (Birdie); F of David, Eric, Bertha|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/2/26/Ogilvy-222.jpg 480] |- | Olsen||Marie (Bobbie)||||2009 Jan 19||94||W of Des; M of Robin, Wendy, Glenn||283 |- | Olsen||J G D (Des)||1919 Jan 09||2002 Nov 27||||H of Maie; F of Robin, Wendy, Glenn; GF of Alysia,Scott,Kate,Grant||284 |- | [[Owen-2961|Owen]] ||Harry||||28 Dec 1924||23||H of Annie||Funeral Notice |- | Paterson||Andrew||||1979 Jul 17||62||||51 |- | Paterson||Wellwood William||||1931 Aug 30||<1||S of Wellwood & May||51 |- | Paterson||William John||||1929 Sep 22||54||b. Caerlaurock, Scotland; F of James & John (Twins)|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/a/a6/Unknown-252547.jpg 52] |- | Paterson||John||||1930 Mar 16||25||Twin of James|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/a/a6/Unknown-252547.jpg 52] |- | Paterson||James||||1930 Mar 16||25||Twin of John|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/a/a6/Unknown-252547.jpg 52] |- | [[Unknown-252547|Paterson]] ||Marion Girvan||||1950 Jul 25||69|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/a/a6/Unknown-252547.jpg 52] |- | Pattison||Jack||||1939 Jul 10||46||H of Elsie May Pattison||72 |- | Payne||Graema Reginald Charles (Ned)||1936 Sep 29||1999 Jul 19||||F of Nicholas, Andrew, Genevieve; H of Lyn||319 |- | Peacock||Robert Harrison (Bob)||||1996 Feb 13||80||H of Lorna; F of Graeme, Avis, Carol, Robert||328 |- | Peacock||Lorna Isabel||||2007 Nov 14||84||W of Bob; M of Graeme,Avis,Carol,Robert||329 |- | Pearce||Rex Malcolm||||1996 Jul 27||54||F of Kimbo & Mandy; S of Clara & Thomas; B of Ron||322 |- | Petersen||||||||||||219 |- | [[Pink-528|Pink]] ||Charles||||1968 Feb 12||84||H of Annie; F of Marjorie, Beryl, Anne|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/5/50/Pink-528.jpg 464] |- | [[McDougall-1667|Pink]] ||Annie||||1975 Aug 21||81||W of Charles; M of Marjorie, Beryl, Anne|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/e/e2/McDougall-1667.jpg 465] |- | Podger||Betsy||||1900 Sep 16||82||W of George||45 |- | Pope||Andrew||||1892 Oct 07||31|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/4/41/Pope-2102-1.jpg 20] |- | Pope||George||||24 Jul 1896?||25|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/4/41/Pope-2102-1.jpg 20] |- | [[Pope-2102|Pope]] ||John||||1899 Aug 08|||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/4/41/Pope-2102-1.jpg 20] |- | [[Rodgers-1423|Rabbets]] ||Alice Jane||||1942 Jul 12||69||W of Harry|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/4/49/Rabbets-14.jpg 130] |- | [[Rabbets-14|Rabbets]] ||Harry||||1944 Mar 05||71||H of Alice|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/4/49/Rabbets-14.jpg 130] |- | Rees||John Bryn||1928 Nov 08||1999 Apr 05||||b. Maesteg, Glamorgan, Wales||316 |- | Renouf||Henry Nicholas||||1966 Jul 29||69||H of Jeannie; F of Robin, David, Bruce||467 |- | Renouf||Jeannie Baillie||||1975 Jun 04||||W of Henry; M of Robert, David, Bruce||468 |- | Richards||Leslie Gerald||||1949 Dec 30||||||236 |- | Richards||Ellen Mary||||2003 Mar 15||68||W of Frank; M of Maureen, Barbara, Brenda, Colin, Carol||291 |- | Richards||Francis James||||2009 Nov 04||81||H of Ellen; F of Maureen, Barbara, Brenda, Colin, Carol||292 |- | Richards||Euphemia||||1989 Aug 30||92||W of Leslie; M of Ken, Marge, Allan, Frank, Gordon||355 |- | Richards||Leslie H||||1994 May 19||96||AIF 2389; H of Euphemia; F of Ken, Marge, Allan, Frank, Gordon||357 |- | Richards||Vera Catherine||1900||1970||||W of Mortimer; M of Jack & Clarice (Topsy) Motton||476 |- | Richards||Mortimer Hubert||1900||1960||||H of Vera; F of Jack & Clarice (Topsy) Motton||476 |- | [[Richardson-7885|Richardson]]||Walter Thomas||||1959 Nov||||W of Christina|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/a/ad/Richardson-7885.jpg 126] |- | [[Kerr-2970|Richardson]] ||Christina||||1948 Jul||||W of Walter|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/a/ad/Richardson-7885.jpg 126] |- | [[Richardson-7886|Richardson]] ||Robert||||1936 May||||S of Walter & Christina|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/a/ad/Richardson-7885.jpg 126] |- | Richardson||Edwin Walter (Ted)||1918 Oct 20||2009 Dec 30||||H of Dora; Partner of Pearl Kelly; F of Doreen,Kaye,Judith,Dennis,Heather,Alan,Wendy||268 |- | Richardson||Gwenda||||1996 Mar 21||69||||311 |- | [[Richardson-7887|Richardson]] ||Victor Leslie||||1976 Jan 13||52?||H of Marjorie Maude; F of Christine, Noeline, Leslie, Lorraine|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/3/32/Richardson-7887.jpg 422] |- | Rogers||Desmond Charles||1942 Jan 02||1991 Jun 14||||H of Jill; F of Robert,Ricky,Dean,Jeffrey,Matthew||342 |- | Rose||John||||1920 Sep 24||||||55 |- | Ross||Phyllis||||1987 Nov 01||||||374 |- | [[Walker-14261|Rout]] ||Jessie Isabella||||1942 Aug 13||||W of William|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/7/7b/Rout-45.jpg 190] |- | [[Rout-45|Rout]] ||William Charles||||1968 Sep 13||90||H of Jessie|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/7/7b/Rout-45.jpg 190] |- | Rowe||Travis Francis Adrian||||1989 Sep 15||3||S of Deborah & Albert; B of Sarah & Aaron||349 |- | Ryan||Alice Blanche||||1922 Nov 27||||Date uncertain||20 |- | Ryan||Irene Alice||||1984 Sep 07||75||W of John; M of Norma,Maureen||377 |- | [[Colgate-27|Salmon]] ||Elizabeth||||1918 Dec 01||68||W of Henry|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/c/c6/Salmon-755.jpg 36] |- | [[Salmon-755|Salmon]] ||Henry||||1900 Jan 21||63||d. Walhalla; H of Elizabeth|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/c/c6/Salmon-755.jpg 36] |- | Salmon||Laura||||1966 Aug 14||83||M of Isabel||203 |- | [[Salmon-756|Salmon]] ||Ernest Alfred||||1940 Apr 05||62||H of Grace|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/c/c6/Salmon-756.jpg 206] |- | [[Hoskin-106|Salmon]] ||Grace Eleanor||||1955 May 23||72||W of Ernest|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/c/c6/Salmon-756.jpg 206] |- | [[Thomas-13622|Salmon]]||Margaret Anne||||1936 Jun 17||59||W of William|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/5/57/Salmon-749.jpg 207] |- | [[Salmon-749|Salmon]] ||William James||||1948 Jun 24||74||H of Margaret|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/5/57/Salmon-749.jpg 207] |- | Salmon||||||||||||208 |- | Salmon||Sandra Ellen||||2013 Aug 16||66||nee Pearce; nee McIver; W of Graham; M of Mandy, Jim; GM of Ashlie, Stacey, Jesse; Sister of Rob; Aunt of Kirsty & Travis||252 |- | [[Salmon-751|Salmon]] ||Arthur Stanley (Rac)||||1995 Feb 27||79||H of Ena; F of Doug, Bruce, Ken, Graham|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/1/10/Salmon-751.jpg 324] |- | Salmon||Ena||||1998 Nov 12||83||W of Arthur; M of Doug, Bruce, Ken, Graham|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/1/10/Salmon-751.jpg 324] |- | [[Salmon-754|Salmon]] ||Alfred William||1907||1979||||AIF|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/1/1a/Salmon-754.jpg 481] |- | [[Schmidt-4000|Schmidt]] ||Anna Kirstine||1839 Jan 20||1933 Dec 28||||W of Jes|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/9/9e/Schmidt-4002.jpg 125] |- | [[Schmidt-4001|Schmidt]] ||Jes Hansen||1834||1884 May 15||||H of Anna|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/9/9e/Schmidt-4002.jpg 125] |- | [[Schmidt-4002|Schmidt]] ||Louisa Katrine||1872 Nov 21||1954 Apr 03||||D of Anna & Jes|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/9/9e/Schmidt-4002.jpg 125] |- | Schmidt||Alan Robert||1937 Feb 25||2011 Jun 28||74||H of Joanna; f of Roslyn, Craig, Loretta, Dianne||256 |- | [[Scott-27732|Scott]] ||James||||1896 Feb 19||65||F of Lizzie Scott|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/e/e0/Scott-27732.jpg 15111774] |- | [[Scott-51704Scott]] ||Lizzie||||1895 Jan 25||25||D of James Scott|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/e/e0/Scott-27732.jpg 15111774] |- | [[Edwards-37200|Scott||Eliza]] ||||1895 Jul 27||29||W of Robert C Scott|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/3/38/Edwards-37200.jpg 5111775] |- | Sewell||Dina Essie||||1986 Feb 24||81||D of Lily & Denton Sewell; Sister of Walter||368 |- | [[Sharpe-1114|Sharpe]] ||George Frederick||||1945 Nov 03||78||H of Eleanor|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Sharpe-1114-1 127] |- | [[Chapman-5301|Sharpe]] ||Eleanor Theophila||||1945 Nov 04||72||W of George|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Sharpe-1114-1 127] |- | [[Sharpe-1115|Sharpe]] ||George Frederick||||1978 May 01||79||AIF; H of Valerie; F of John; Step-F of Audrey & Valerie|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Sharpe-1115 392] |- | Sheedy||Beryl Jean||1930 May 25||2001 Sep 27||||Nee Pink; W of Don; M of Barbara,Malcolm,Heather,Marion,Carolyn||303 |- | Sheedy||Donald Balfour||1917 Apr 24||2004 Nov 08||||H of Beryl; F of Barbara, Malcolm, Heather, Marion, Carolyn||304 |- | Short||Shirley Margaret (Nan)||||2005 Mar 24||73||W of Jim; M of Carol, Peter, Steven, Russell||473 |- | Short||James (Chief)||||1998 Dec 18||73||H of Shirl; F of Carol, Peter, Steven, Russell||474 |- | Skinner||Claude George||||1991 Sep 23||77||H of Shiela; F of Mervyn, Lynden||344 |- | Slachter||Kenneth James||1943 Jan 17||2006 Oct 03||||H of Dorothy; F of Leanne,Andrew,Steven,Bruce||281 |- | Smith||Kevin Charles||||1967 Oct 15||16||S of Bett & Denis; Step-Son of Derek; B of Terry & Stephen||458 |- | Snell||Jean Creswell||1919||2015||||nee Gillan; W of Keith; M of Alayne,Greg; GM of Barbara,Stuart,Cameron,Tristan,Madeleine||282 |- | Sorrell||Elsie May||||1998 Oct 18||||W of Charles Edward Sorrell; M of Lillian,Frank,Ron,Jeanette||360 |- | Sorrell||Charles Edward||||1989 May 20||77||H of Elsie; F of Lillian,F rank, Ron, Jeanette||361 |- | Sorrell||Helen Mary||||1992 Nov 22||52?||M of Deborah & Robert||397 |- | Sorrell||Frank Edward||||1981 Jan 26||43||H of Helen; F of Deborah||398 |- | [[Staben-21|Staben]] ||Henning||||1900 Jan 16||65||b. Dorfstedt, Germany; H of Doris|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/8/80/Staben-21.jpg 64] |- | [[Fick-151|Staben]] ||Doris||||1905 Jan 04||63||W of Henning|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/8/80/Staben-21.jpg 64] |- | Standfield||Avery Edward||||1975 Jun 26||35||S of Edna & Len; B of Eileen, Lilian, Warren||428 |- | [[Standfield-29|Standfield]] ||Leonard Charles||1916 Mar 31||2002 Jul 22||||H of Edna; F of Eileen, Lilian, Warren|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/0/06/Standfield-29.jpg 429] |- | [[Drake-4364|Standfield]] ||Edna Clarice||1918 Sep 09||2008 Feb 06||||W of Len; M of Lilian, Warren|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/4/46/Drake-4364.jpg 430] |- | Stanes||Henry James||||||79||||95 |- | Stokes||Aileen||||1985 Sep 04||84||W of William George; M of Joan, Ron||425 |- | Stokes||William George||||1974 Nov 23||79||H of Aileen; F of Joan & Ron||426 |- | [[Stroud-927|Stroud]] ||James||1854 Jun 20||1916 Feb 08||||||Obituary |- | Stroud||Charles Percy||||1958 May 06||71||H of Edith; F of Jack & Joyce||200 |- | Stroud||Edith May||||1987 Apr 18||88||W of Charles||200 |- | Stroud||Raymond Delbridge||||1965 Jun 16||75||w/Dora Stroud||204 |- | Stroud||Dora Elisamon||||1977 Jun 20||81||w/Raymond Stroud||204 |- | Stroud||Elsie||||1937 Feb 03||||||210 |- | [[Delbridge-70|Stroud]] ||Lucy||||1941 Nov 16||||w/Harry Stroud|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/5/55/Stroud-924.jpg 211] |- | [[Stroud-924|Stroud]] ||Harry||||1952 May 10||||w/Lucy Stroud|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/5/55/Stroud-924.jpg 211] |- | Stroud||Lilian Winifred||||1988 Feb 12||89||D of Harry & Lucy Stroud||366 |- | Talbot||Clifton W||1918||2001||||H of Joan; F of Gwen, Bonnie, Pam, Paul||300 |- | Talbot||Joan||1919||2003||||W of Clifton; M of Gwen, Bonnie, Pam, Paul||300 |- | [[Thomas-13803|Thomas]] ||Richard Henry||||1944 Apr 16||94||||Funeral Notice |- | Thomas||Garry Robert||||1960 Feb 11||4||S of Shirley & Rich Thomas; B of Geoffrey & Kerryn||351 |- | Thomas||Shirley||||1989 Sep 07||62||W of Rich; M of Geoffrey,Gary,Kerryn||352 |- | Thorne||Mary Ann||||1887 Nov 06||70||w/Charles Thorne||22 |- | Thorne||Charles||||1906 Jul 17||83||w/Mary Ann Thorne||22 |- | Tobin||Peter Fullerton||1936 Feb 17||2006 Nov 18||||b. Toolleen; H of Judith; F of Lee, Brad, Jacinta||280 |- | [[Riley-3108|Treadwell]] ||Agnes Fanny||||||||A&J|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/1/1b/Riley-3108.jpg 37] |- | Treadwell||William Thomas||||1896 Jul 15||15||S of William & Mary||41 |- | [[Treadwell-1038|Treadwell]] ||James Gordon (Jim)||||1999 Nov 01||71||S of James & Ruby; B of Elsie & Marjorie|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/6/6c/Treadwell-1038.jpg 317] |- | [[Unknown-253419|Treadwell]] ||Martha||||1901 Nov 27||82||W of Thomas||Obituary |- | [[Tucker-4794|Tucker]] ||Don||||1946 Apr 19||29||AIF; H of Joy; F of Elaine & Wayne|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/5/58/Tucker-4794.jpg 160] |- | Turner||Elizabeth||||1941 Nov 04||58||b. Yetholme, Scotland; d. Loch; W of Walter Turner||156 |- | [[James-15658|Tyres]] ||Ellen Mary||||1967 Nov 28||86?||W of John; M of Thomas, Rosina, Leslie, Margaret|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/b/b9/James-15658.jpg 459] |- | [[Veitch-119|Veitch]] ||Archibald Hardie||||1916 Aug 16||72||b. Fife, Scotland; d. Glen Bracken, Poowong|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/4/41/Veitch-119.jpg 54] |- | [[Walker-14180|Walker]] ||John||||1955 Nov 23||70|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/1/1d/Walker-14180.jpg 227] |- | [[Walker-35971|Walker]] ||William H J||||1952 Feb 26||44|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/1/1d/Walker-14180.jpg 227] |- | [[Jarvis-1552|Wallace]] ||Amelia||||1936 May 23||67||W of George|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/9/9c/Wallace-5681.jpg 66] |- | [[Wallace-5681|Wallace]] ||George||||1949 May 05||82||H of Amelia|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/9/9c/Wallace-5681.jpg 66] |- | Wallace||Valerie Jean||1920 Sep 12||2007 Feb 12||86?||nee Rogers; W of Vic; M of Gary,Winsome,Gayle,Cheryl,Cliff,Kaylene||305 |- | Wallace||Victor Oliver||1914 Apr 23||2002 Jul 23||||H of Valerie; F of Gary,Winsome,Gayle,Cheryl,Cliff,Kaylene||306 |- | [[Wallace-Dunlop-2|Wallace-Dunlop]] ||John Anthony|||||||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/5/5f/Wallace-Dunlop-2.jpg 12] |- | [[Mawbey-8|Wallace-Dunlop]] ||Fanny|||||||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/5/5f/Wallace-Dunlop-2.jpg 12] |- | [[Wallace-Dunlop-4|Wallace-Dunlop]] ||Alex|||||||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/5/5f/Wallace-Dunlop-2.jpg 12] |- | [[Wallace-Dunlop-6|Wallace-Dunlop]] ||Kenneth Francis||||1962 Apr 27||78|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/1/1c/Wallace-Dunlop-5.jpg 230] |- | [[Wallace-Dunlop-5|Wallace-Dunlop]] ||Sarah Antonia Vans||||1951 Nov 26||71|||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/1/1c/Wallace-Dunlop-5.jpg 230] |- | [[Wallace-Dunlop-3|Wallace-Dunlop]] ||Keith|||||||||| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/5/5f/Wallace-Dunlop-2.jpg 12] |- | Walsh||Emily Annie Isobel||||1977 Jul 18||73||||411 |- | Walton||Elizabeth||1907 Oct 09||1995 Oct 21||||Nee Hackett; M of Elwyn, Mary, Jim||382 |- | Ware||John||1930 Apr 01||1930 Apr 02||||S of Charles & Elsie Ware; B of Charles, Veronica, Joan, Elsie, Patricia, Brian||2 |- | Warne||||||||||||107 |- | Warne||James||||1948 Jul 16||42||H of Rose||109 |- | Watson||Jane Florence||||1888 Dec 19||45||W of Henry Watson||50 |- | Watson||James Douglas||1914 Oct 08||2004 Aug 04||||b. Drouin; H of Mary (Forsyth); F of Joan, James, Donald, Robert||290 |- | Watson||Janet Stella||1886 Dec 23||1967 Sep 15||||b. Mt Salt, South Aust; sister of Phemia & James||457 |- | Webb||Noeline Heather||||1975 Oct 26||22||W of Gary; D of Victor & Marjorie Richardson; Sister of Christine, Pauline, Leslie, Lorraine||417 |- | [[Logan-1320|Wells]] ||Alice||||1932 Jun 01||69||||Funeral Notice |- | Wells||Florence Emily||||1947 Jul 19||55?||W of Ernest Victor Wells; M of Florence, Victor, Ernest||106 |- | Wells||Ian David||||1965 Jan 01||19||S of Dorothy & Stephen; B of Faye, Margaret, Stephen, Karen||245 |- | [[Keighery-4|Westaway]] ||Theresa||||1948 Dec 25||58?||W of Alfred|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/thumb/7/71/Westaway-177.jpg/500px-Westaway-177.jpg 8] |- | [[Westaway-177|Westaway]] ||Alfred Ernest||||||||H of Theresa|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/thumb/7/71/Westaway-177.jpg/500px-Westaway-177.jpg 8] |- | Whitaker||Leonard George||||2009 Mar 20||85||H of Joan; F of Helen, Barbara||275 |- | Wilkes||Anthiny W (Tony)||||2011 Sep 09||75||H of Corinne; F of Peter, Michael, Simon, Richard||255 |- | Wilkes||Simon George||1968 Jan 12||2009 Jan 24||||S of Anthony & Corinne; B of Peter, Michael, Richard||260 |- | Wilkinson||John James||||2001 Jun 03||69||H of Eunice; F of Graeme, Ian, Cheryl, Faye, Kate, Darren, Wayne||307 |- | Williams||Robert Kenneth||||2013 Sep 02||87||H of Marjorie; F of Peter, Ian, Marion||433 |- | Williams||Ian Ross||||1970 Jan 04||21||S of Ken & Marjorie; B of Peter, Marion||434 |- | [[Ferguson-4644|Wilson]] ||Amy||||1955 Mar 26||36||W of Leslie Wilson||Funeral Notice |- | [[Wilson-63380|Wilson]] ||James Gibbon||||1910 Apr 23||78||||84 |- | Wilson||Emma Florence||1928 Jul 27||1962 May 14||||nee Stroud; Death possibly 1963||201 |- | Wood||Charmaine Anne||1965 Oct 02||2010 Dec 28||||||257 |- | [[Wood-14694|Wood]] ||George||||1977 Mar 11||50||F of George,Stephen,Anne|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/0/0e/Wood-14694.jpg 419] |- | Woolley||||||||||||92 |- |} ==Significant Graves== [[Cook-9967|Olive Cook]]: She was the daughter of a well known (for landscapes and seascapes) Victorian painter, William Delafield Cook. His grandson is also called William Delafield Cook and is also well known for Australian Landscape painting. [[Kler-4|Emil Kler]]: He was a Polish (possibly Russian) citizen at the time he served in the AIF in France. He applied for citizenship in 1939. [[Mair-170|Colonel William Mair]] was a Scotsman who joined H.R. 99th (Lanarkshire) Regiment in 1831, and served in Mauritius, Ireland, New South Wales, and Victoria, retiring in 1855. He was also active in civic affairs in Victoria and was a founder of the Moorabbin Roads Board . He first arrived in Australia as an escort to 200 convicts bound for Hobart Town. In 1846 he was asked by La Trobe to take control of the mounted force to quell riots in Melbourne. In 1852 he was asked to form a police escort group for transporting gold from the goldfields. [[Salmon-755|Henry Salmon]]. Henry was the grandson of Thomas Salmon. Thomas was one of the earliest colonists of Australia, arriving in Tasmania in 1816. [[Mawbey-8|Fanny Wallace-Dunlop]] was the daughter of Henry Mawbey, regarded as a pioneer of Melbourne. His name is associated with Batman.
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Pope County, Arkansas
The county was formed on November 2, 1829 as the first Arkansas county to be formed from the old Cherokee reservation. Named after the third territorial governor of Arkansas, John Pope, the county originally included Johnson and Yell counties; most of Logan County; and parts of Newton, Perry, and Scott counties. The first county seat was at Scotia, located about two and a half miles below the mouth of Big Piney Creek on the north bank of the Arkansas River; it was the home of Judge Andrew Scott who was one of the first Superior Court judges of Arkansas Territory by virtue of appointment by President James Monroe. He was the first governmental official to report for duty at the village of Arkansas Post (Arkansas County) on July 4, 1819, and assisted in putting into operation the laws of the territory. He served as Circuit Court Judge for the first District and was the first County Judge of Pope County. The county of Scott, created in 1833, was named in his honor.
Here is just some of the information included: [https://www.maptechnica.com/county-map/Pope/AR/05115 Boundary of Pope County, Arkansas] [http://www.arkansastransition.com/newfolder/images/Resources/Pope.pdf Pope County Resources] [https://www.co.pope.mn.us/history.php Rivers and Streams in Pope County] Pope County Farms Described Pope County Political Townships Pope County Organization The Several Seats of Justice of Pope County Pope County Buildings [http://www.popecountyar.com/elected_officials.html Pope County Officials] [http://dwightmission.org/about-dwight-mission/ Dwight Mission Station] [http://www.users.uswest.net/~willmurray/Hamilton/Pope%20County,%20arkansas/pope_county,_arkansas.htm Early Settlement of Pope County, Arkansas] Pioneer Settlers of Pope County Pope County Schools Little Rock & Fort Smith Railroad in Pope County, Arkansas Polk County Post Offices Pope County Cities, Towns, & Villages: Russellville * Atkins * Dover * Former Cities Civil War Pope County Newspapers Biographies Included is a total of 96 Pope County family biographies (valuable for genealogy) including each of the following surnames: (Some surnames have multiple biographies) (hundreds of other surnames are also mentioned throughout the text and within these biographies): Pope County is located in West Central of Arkansas and is surrounded by the following counties: [http://www.hearthstonelegacy.com/newton_county_arkansas.htm Newton County] Arkansas * Searcy County, Arkansas * Van Buren County, Arkansas * Conway County, Arkansas * Yell County, Arkansas * and Johnson County, Arkansas (highlighted county names can be clicked on for further description)
Here you will find maps to all listed below.
[http://www.popecountyar.com/pope_county_maps.html Maps and Boundaries]
* Pope County Courthouse * Fire Districts * Arkansas Nuclear One Evacuation Planning Zones * Russellville School District Board Zones * Justice of Peace Districts * Voting Precincts * Arkansas House Of Representatives Districts * City Of Russellville Wards * City Of London Wards * City Of Dover Wards * City Of Atkins Wards * City Of Pottsville Wards * Constable Districts [http://popelibrary.org/ Pope County Library System] === Communities === ==== Cities ==== ====Towns==== ====Census-designated place==== ====Townships:==== [https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:National_Register_of_Historic_Places_in_Pope_County,_Arkansas National Register of Historic Places in Pope County, Arkansas] National Protected Areas
* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Confederate_Mothers_Memorial_Park Confederate Mothers Memorial Park]
* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holla_Bend_National_Wildlife_Refuge Holla Bend National Wildlife Refuge]
* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lake_Dardanelle Lake Dardanelle] * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lake_Dardanelle_State_Park Lake Dardanelle State Park] === Prominent Families and Surnames=== Allen * Baird * Bell * Blackford * Bonds * Bowden * Brashear * Brown * Bruton * Bryan * Bullock * Byerly * Collins * Crow * Daniel * Darr * Davis * Dickey * Elgin * Evants * Ford * Fowler * Fronaberger * Garrison * Granger * Harkey * Harris * Harvill * Henry * Hogan * Hogins * Hudlon * Jobe * Johnson * Johnstone * Joyner * Kenney * Kirkscey * Langford * Lemley * Martin * Montgomery * Nordin * Parker * Peeler * Plott * Potts * Poynter * Rachel * Rankin * Reed * Reynolds * Rodgers * Roys * Ruff * Rushing * Russell * Rye * Sasbee * Scott * Shinn * Sinclair * Smith * Tate * Tomlinson * Turnbow * Voss * Wallace * Warren * Weimer * Weir * Wells * West * Whitesides * Wilson * Wooten * Yancey * === Records and Resources=== * https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_County,_Arkansas * https://familysearch.org/wiki/en/Pope_County,_Arkansas_Genealogy * http://www.encyclopediaofarkansas.net/encyclopedia/entry-detail.aspx?entryID=801 * http://www.argenweb.net/Pope/ * http://genealogytrails.com/ark/index.htm
The county was formed on November 2, 1829 as the first Arkansas county to be formed from the old Cherokee reservation. Named after the third territorial governor of Arkansas, John Pope, the county originally included Johnson and Yell counties; most of Logan County; and parts of Newton, Perry, and Scott counties. The first county seat was at Scotia, located about two and a half miles below the mouth of Big Piney Creek on the north bank of the Arkansas River; it was the home of Judge Andrew Scott who was one of the first Superior Court judges of Arkansas Territory by virtue of appointment by President James Monroe. He was the first governmental official to report for duty at the village of Arkansas Post (Arkansas County) on July 4, 1819, and assisted in putting into operation the laws of the territory. He served as Circuit Court Judge for the first District and was the first County Judge of Pope County. The county of Scott, created in 1833, was named in his honor.
Here is just some of the information included: [https://www.maptechnica.com/county-map/Pope/AR/05115 Boundary of Pope County, Arkansas] [http://www.arkansastransition.com/newfolder/images/Resources/Pope.pdf Pope County Resources] [https://www.co.pope.mn.us/history.php Rivers and Streams in Pope County] Pope County Farms Described Pope County Political Townships Pope County Organization The Several Seats of Justice of Pope County Pope County Buildings [http://www.popecountyar.com/elected_officials.html Pope County Officials] [http://dwightmission.org/about-dwight-mission/ Dwight Mission Station] [http://www.users.uswest.net/~willmurray/Hamilton/Pope%20County,%20arkansas/pope_county,_arkansas.htm Early Settlement of Pope County, Arkansas] Pioneer Settlers of Pope County Pope County Schools Little Rock & Fort Smith Railroad in Pope County, Arkansas Polk County Post Offices Pope County Cities, Towns, & Villages: Russellville * Atkins * Dover * Former Cities Civil War Pope County Newspapers Biographies Included is a total of 96 Pope County family biographies (valuable for genealogy) including each of the following surnames: (Some surnames have multiple biographies) (hundreds of other surnames are also mentioned throughout the text and within these biographies): Pope County is located in West Central of Arkansas and is surrounded by the following counties: [http://www.hearthstonelegacy.com/newton_county_arkansas.htm Newton County] Arkansas * Searcy County, Arkansas * Van Buren County, Arkansas * Conway County, Arkansas * Yell County, Arkansas * and Johnson County, Arkansas (highlighted county names can be clicked on for further description)
Here you will find maps to all listed below.
[http://www.popecountyar.com/pope_county_maps.html Maps and Boundaries]
* Pope County Courthouse * Fire Districts * Arkansas Nuclear One Evacuation Planning Zones * Russellville School District Board Zones * Justice of Peace Districts * Voting Precincts * Arkansas House Of Representatives Districts * City Of Russellville Wards * City Of London Wards * City Of Dover Wards * City Of Atkins Wards * City Of Pottsville Wards * Constable Districts [http://popelibrary.org/ Pope County Library System] === Communities === ==== Cities ==== ====Towns==== ====Census-designated place==== ====Townships:==== [https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:National_Register_of_Historic_Places_in_Pope_County,_Arkansas National Register of Historic Places in Pope County, Arkansas] National Protected Areas
* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Confederate_Mothers_Memorial_Park Confederate Mothers Memorial Park]
* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holla_Bend_National_Wildlife_Refuge Holla Bend National Wildlife Refuge]
* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lake_Dardanelle Lake Dardanelle] * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lake_Dardanelle_State_Park Lake Dardanelle State Park] === Prominent Families and Surnames=== Allen * Baird * Bell * Blackford * Bonds * Bowden * Brashear * Brown * Bruton * Bryan * Bullock * Byerly * Collins * Crow * Daniel * Darr * Davis * Dickey * Elgin * Evants * Ford * Fowler * Fronaberger * Garrison * Granger * Harkey * Harris * Harvill * Henry * Hogan * Hogins * Hudlon * Jobe * Johnson * Johnstone * Joyner * Kenney * Kirkscey * Langford * Lemley * Martin * Montgomery * Nordin * Parker * Peeler * Plott * Potts * Poynter * Rachel * Rankin * Reed * Reynolds * Rodgers * Roys * Ruff * Rushing * Russell * Rye * Sasbee * Scott * Shinn * Sinclair * Smith * Tate * Tomlinson * Turnbow * Voss * Wallace * Warren * Weimer * Weir * Wells * West * Whitesides * Wilson * Wooten * Yancey * === Records and Resources=== * https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_County,_Arkansas * https://familysearch.org/wiki/en/Pope_County,_Arkansas_Genealogy * http://www.encyclopediaofarkansas.net/encyclopedia/entry-detail.aspx?entryID=801 * http://www.argenweb.net/Pope/ * http://genealogytrails.com/ark/index.htm
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[[Category:One Name Studies Project, Showcase]] [[Category:Pope Name Study]] [[Category: One Name Studies Project, Needs Coordinator]] [[Category:DNA Projects]] __NOTOC__ ==About the Project== The Pope Name Study project serves as a collaborative platform to collect information on the [https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/Pope Pope] name. The hope is that other researchers like you will [[#How to Join|join the study]] to help make it a valuable reference point for other genealogists who are researching or have an interest in the Pope name. As a One Name Study, this project is not limited to persons who are related biologically. Individual [[#Research_Pages|studies]] can be used to branch out the research into specific methods and areas of interest, such as geographically (England Pope's), by time period (18th Century Pope's), or by topic (Pope DNA, Pope Occupations, Pope Statistics). These studies may also include a number of family branches which have no immediate link with each other. Some researchers may even be motivated to go beyond the profile identification and research stage to compile fully sourced, single-family histories of some of the families they discover through this name study project. ''Also see the [[#Related Surnames and Surname Variants|related surnames and surname variants]].'' ==How to Join== To join the Pope Name Study, first start out by browsing our current [[#Research_Pages|research pages]] to see if there is a specific study ongoing that fits your interests. If so, feel free to add your name to the Membership list below, post an introduction comment on the specific team page, and then dive right in! If a [[#Research_Pages|research page]] does not yet exist for your particular area of interest, please contact the '''Name Study Coordinator: [[Wiki-ID|Name]]''' for assistance. {{Member|ONS|name=Pope}} Once you are ready to go, you can also show your project affiliation with the ONS Member Sticker: {{Member|ONS|name=Pope}} {{Clear}} ==Research Pages== Here are some of the current research pages included in the study. I'll be working on them, and could use your help! * A GEDCOM that captures a good deal of the info in Thomas Pope (1608-1683) and his Descendants] by Worden et al. * * ==Membership== * [[Pope-9709|Roy Pope Jr.]] * [[Lee-29092|Cathy Lee Brandstetter]] * * ==Related Surnames and Surname Variants== * [https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/Surname1 Surname1] * [https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/Surname2 Surname2] ==Resources== One of the lines explored first will be the descendants of Thomas Pope (1608) Although a good bit of this info is already in WikiTree, much of it is not. Perhaps some enterprising souls can change that with these files. What is in the GEDCOM starts from the Worden text and many cases extends lines where other source material was found. :~5100 profiles of Thomas Pope's descendants/spouses are supported by one or more sources including... :The Worden book :Wikitree (some with IDs, but not all) :Other sources listed, e.g., census, birth, death etc. In many cases these were captured from MyHeritage with supporting text :I was more interested in surviving and intersecting lines, so many of the relevant people who died in their teens or younger without issue or marriage are not included. :One link below to a GEDCOM :The other link below is to a RootsMagic backup file that includes whatever media I happen to have for these profiles. :Also included ~630- of Sara Jenney's ancestors from WikiTree [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1J-XAkeCYzth7hJVmInJ_XvJa53w-Kp2B/view?usp=sharing GEDCOM of Thomas Pope (1608)] [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Q4RVkZLqA7k2wOpMuUNX971TXp6FhInk/view?usp=sharing RootsMagic backup file of Thomas Pope (1608)] with some media items
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[[Category:Notables|Popes Project]] [[Category: Catholic Popes|*]] [[Category: Catholics]] == Mission Statement == The goal of this project is to create well sourced profiles with biographies for all the Popes of the Roman Catholic Church. A succession box at the top of each profile links the popes in order. All popes are Notable therefore this project fits under the Notables Project. However, it also fits under the Religious Project as all popes are leaders of the Catholic Church. {{red|As of 12 Jan 2023, '''100%''' of the popes profiles have been created. This is still a work in progress, with profile updates being the next part of the project.}} == Project Team == The Project was originally started by [[Shipley-1223|Greg Shipley]] but is now being managed by [[Smith-129141|Deborah Talbot]]. == Categorisation == *All popes are Notables therefore adding the '''Notables Sticker''' {{Notables Sticker:Catholic Popes}} to these profiles automatically adds the Category [[Category:Notables]] to the profile so please do not add that category to the profile. Please use the Notables Sticker '''under''' the Biography heading instead. *Add the category for the '''century''' e.g. 5th Century *Add the category for '''Saints''' if appropriate *For early popes add the category for '''Byzantine Empire''', '''Western Roman Empire''', etc as appropriate *For popes under a specific papacy grouping add '''Byzantine Papacy''', or '''Ostrogothic Papacy''' etc as appropriate. To find the groups see subcategories under [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Category:Catholic_Popes Catholic Popes]. *For those popes who were Apocrisiarii (papal legates) prior to their papacy, add the category '''Apocrisiarii''' to their profile ==Succession box code== {{Succession box
| title = 262nd Pope of the Roman Catholic Church
| years = 21 June 1963 – 6 August 1978
| preceded-text = Preceded by
| before =[[Roncalli-1|John XXIII]]
| succeeded-text = Succeeded by
| after =[[Luciani-3|John Paul I]]
}} yields: {{Succession box | title = 262nd Pope of the Roman Catholic Church | years = 21 June 1963 – 6 August 1978 | preceded-text = Preceded by | before = [[Roncalli-1|John XXIII]] | succeeded-text = Succeeded by | after = [[Luciani-3|John Paul I]] }} NOTE: Place Notables sticker template directly under Biography headings. Do NOT place any templates above the succession box. Any other projects that relate to a specific pope should be added '''under''' the succession box. == Project involvement statement == Immediately under the Biography place the text: == Research Notes ==
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{{Red|This profile is being updated by the [[Space:Popes|Popes Project]].}} This yields the following under a heading Research Notes: [[Image:Flags-52.png |25px]] {{Red|This profile is being updated by the [[Space:Popes|Popes Project]].}} == Naming Conventions == Naming conventions follow the standard for the various projects as per below: *For '''early popes''' with only one name we follow the [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Indonesia_Profile_Conventions Indonesia Profile Conventions] thus using the name of the father as the LNAB, and if no father is known, then use the birth place as the LNAB. *For '''German popes''' use the [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Germany_Project_Name_Field_Guidelines Germany Project Name Field Guidelines]. *For '''Italian popes''' use the [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Italy_Project_Name_Field_Guidelines Italy Project Name Field Guidelines]. *For '''other European popes''' use the [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Help:Name_Fields_for_European_Aristocrats European Aristocrats Naming Convention]. '''Note:''' *The Papal Name (e.g. Pope Francis) should go into the Preferred Name field. *The title Pope is part of the Papal Name, and does '''not''' go in the prefix field. == Project Resources == *'''Loomis''', Louise Ropes (1916) [https://archive.org/details/bookofpopesliber00loom ''Liber Pontificalis''] ''The Book of the Popes'', Columbia University Press, 1916. *'''Mann''', Horace K. (1910) [https://archive.org/details/livesofpopesinea04mannuoft/page/n6/mode/1up ''The Lives of the Popes in the Early Middle Ages''] London: Kegan Paul, Trench, Truebner, & Co. Ltd. OCLC [https://www.worldcat.org/title/lives-of-the-popes-in-the-early-middle-ages/oclc/499626370 499626370] * '''Platina''', Bartolomeo (1479) [https://archive.org/details/thelivesofthepop01platuoft/page/n5/mode/2up ''The Lives of the Popes from the Time of Our Saviour Jesus Christ to the Accession of Gregory VII''], London, Griffith Farran. [Translated from the Latin by Rev W Benham, Rector of St Edmund's] - Be careful with this reference as some of the historical information is out of sequence and isn't always accurate. Mann above is more reliable. * [http://www.vatican.va/content/vatican/en/holy-father.index.html#holy-father The Vatican Holy Father Index] * [https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_popes Wikipedia] has a list with dates, however care needs to be taken regarding Wikipedia articles to ensure that quality information is sourced from here. Check the references within Wikipedia for primary sources. == Project Tasks == Here are some of the tasks that I think need to be done. I'll be working on them, and could use your help. * Create Profiles for every Pope * Put their papal name in the Preferred Name field as Pope xxx. Do '''not''' put Pope as a prefix. * Categorize all profiles into Popes * Create an index by date and by Papal name to included here and on the popes category * Create a list of needed tasks including a sub-list of pre-1500 tasks. * Write biographies and add succession boxes to all profiles. * Include a profile image, Wiki Commons has public domain images of all the popes. Will you join me? Please post a comment here on this page, in [https://www.WikiTree.com/g2g G2G] using the project tag, or [https://www.WikiTree.com/index.php?title=Special:PrivateMessage&who=13066024 send me a private message]. Thanks! This project works closely with the '''Notables Project''' and the '''Religious Project'''. At times individual popes will also be associated with other area projects (eg Medieval Project, England; Spain Project etc). Useful source: [https://books.google.com.au/books?id=yvXeCQAAQBAJ&pg=PA303&lpg=PA303&dq=Pope+Honorious+IV&source=bl&ots=nqn_4pzSTC&sig=V8hj5Ma7c3nKft97aLtAm71sFIk&hl=en&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjRrbuH7MPcAhVGxrwKHUrjCVEQ6AEwCXoECAgQAQ#v=onepage&q=Pope%20Honorious%20IV&f=false Google Books on the Deaths of the Popes] ===Project Status and Tasks Table=== NOTE: When creating the table I included all the tasks for every entry. For many of the post-1500 Popes some of the tasks have already been done and are not reflected here. I have also left "Needs Sourced" on profiles that only have the Wikipedia page, Strong primary sources or respected scholarly works exist online for all these profiles, they just need tracked down. List of Popes: {| border="1" class="wikitable sortable" |Pontiff Number||Papal Name||Given Name-Link to profile if it exists||Wikipedia||Tasks |- |1||Peter||[[Bar_Yonah-1|Shimon (Bar Yonah) Peter; St Peter]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saint_Peter Saint Peter]||Needs Connected |- |2||Linus||[[Herculanus-1|Linus]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Linus Pope_Linus]||Needs Connected |- |3||Anacletus||[[Romanus-7|Anáklitos]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Anacletus Pope_Anacletus]||Needs Connected |- |4||Clement I||[[Romanus-6|Clemens]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Clement_I Pope_Clement_I]||Needs Connected |- |5||Evaristus||[[Judah-258|Eváristos]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Evaristus Pope_Evaristus]||Needs Connected |- |6||Alexander I||[[Di_Roma-83|Alexander]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Alexander_I Pope_Alexander_I]||Needs Connected |- |7||Sixtus|| [[Pastor-338|Xystus]] ||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Sixtus_I Pope_Sixtus_I ]||Needs Connected |- |8||Telesphorus|| [[Terranova_da_Sibari-1|Telesfóros]] ||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Telesphorus Pope_Telesphorus]||Needs Connected |- |9||Hyginus|| [[Greece-16|Hyginus]] ||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Hyginus Pope_Hyginus] || Needs Connected |- |10||Pius I|| [[Rufinus-2|Pius]] ||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Pius_I Pope_Pius_I ]||Needs Connected |- |11|| Anicetus|| [[Emesa-1|Aníkitos]] ||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Anicetus Pope_Anicetus] ||Needs Connected |- |12||Soter|| [[Fondi-1|Soterius]] ||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Soter Pope_Soter]||Needs Connected |- |13||Eleuterus|| [[Epirus-1|Eléutheros]] ||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Eleuterus Pope_Eleuterus]||Needs Connected |- |14||Victor I||[[Africa-40|Victor]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Victor_I Pope_Victor_I]||Needs Connected |- |15||Zephyrinus||[[Di Roma-82|Zepheniah]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Zephyrinus Pope_Zephyrinus]||Needs Connected |- |16||Callixtus I|| [[Unknown-631223|Callixtus]] ||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Callixtus_I Pope_Callixtus_I]||Needs Connected |- |17||Urban I|| [[Di_Roma-81|Urbanus]] ||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Urban_I Pope_Urban_I]||Needs Connected |- |18||Pontian|| [[Calpurnius-2|Pontianus]] ||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Pontian Pope_Pontian]||Needs Connected |- |19||Anterus|| [[Romulus-17|Anthirós]] ||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Anterus Pope_Anterus]||Needs Connected |- |20||Fabian|| [[Fabius-5|Fabianus]] ||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Fabian Pope_Fabian]||Needs Connected |- |21||Cornelius|| [[Di_Roma-80|Cornelius]] ||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Cornelius Pope_Cornelius]||Needs Connected |- |22||Lucius I|| [[Porphyrianus-1|Lucius]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Lucius_I Pope_Lucius_I ]||Needs Connected |- |23||Stephen I|| [[Di Roma-79|Stéfanos]] ||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Stephen_I Pope_Stephen_I]||Needs Connected |- |24||Sixtus II|| [[Greece-15|Síxtos]] ||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Sixtus_II Pope_Sixtus_II]||Needs Connected |- |25||Dionysius|| [[Di Roma-78|Dionýsios]] ||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Dionysius Pope_Dionysius]||Needs Connected |- |26||Felix I|| [[Di Roma-77|Felix]] ||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Felix_I Pope_Felix_I ]||Needs Connected |- |27||Eutychian|| [[Luni-2|Eutychianus]] ||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Eutychian Pope_Eutychian]||Needs Connected |- |28||Caius|| [[Caius-3|Gaíos]] ||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Caius Pope_Caius]||Needs Connected |- |29||Marcellinus|| [[Projectus-1|Marcellinus]] ||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Marcellinus Pope_Marcellinus]||Needs Connected |- |30||Marcellus I|| [[Di Roma-76|Marcellus]] ||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Marcellus_I Pope_Marcellus_I]||Needs Connected |- |31||Eusebius|| [[Greece-14|Efsévios]] ||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Eusebius Pope_Eusebius]||Needs Connected |- |32||Miltiades|| [[Africa-39|Miltiades]] ||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Miltiades Pope_Miltiades]||Needs Connected |- |33||Sylvester I|| [[Rufinus-1|Silvester]] ||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Sylvester_I Pope_Sylvester_I]||Needs Connected |- |34||Mark|| [[Priscus-2|Marcus]] ||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Mark Pope_Mark]||Needs Connected |- |35||Julius I|| [[Di Roma-75|Iulius]] ||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Julius_I Pope_Julius_I]||Needs Connected |- |36||Liberius||[[Di Roma-74|Liberius]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Liberius Pope_Liberius]||Needs Connected |- |37||Damasus I|| [[Antonius-24|Damasus]] ||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Damasus_I Pope_Damasus_I]||Needs Connected |- |38||Siricius|| [[Tiburtius-3|Sicirius]] ||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Siricius Pope_Siricius]||Needs Connected |- |39||Anastasius I|| [[Maximus-7|Anastasius]] ||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Anastasius_I Pope_Anastasius_I]||Needs Connected |- |40||Innocent I||[[Innocentius-1| Innocentius]] ||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Innocent_I Pope_Innocent_I]||Needs Connected |- |41||Zosimus|| [[Abramius-1|Zósimos]] ||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Zosimus Pope_Zosimus]||Needs Connected |- |42||Boniface I|| [[Jocundus-1|Bonifacius]] ||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Boniface_I Pope_Boniface_I ]||Needs Connected |- |43||Celestine I|| [[Priscus-1|Kelestínos]] ||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Celestine_I Pope_Celestine_I]||Needs Connected |- |44||Sixtus III|| [[Di Roma-73|Xystus]] ||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Sixtus_III Pope_Sixtus_III]||Needs Connected |- |45||Leo I|| [[Tuscany-12|Leo]] ||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Leo_I Pope_Leo_I]||Needs Connected |- |46||Hilarius|| [[Sardinia-4|Ilários]] ||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Hilarius Pope_Hilarius]||Needs Connected |- |47||Simplicius|| [[Castinus-1|Simplicius]] ||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Simplicius Pope_Simplicius]||Needs Connected |- |48||Felix III||[[Di Roma-72|Felix]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Felix_III Pope_Felix_III]||Needs Connected down to [[Anicius-5|Pope Gregory I]] his great great grandson |- |49||Gelasius I|| [[Africa-38|Gelásios]] ||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Gelasius_I Pope_Gelasius_I]||Needs Connected |- |50||Anastasius II|| [[Di Roma-71|Anastasius ]] ||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Anastasius_II Pope_Anastasius_II]||Needs Connected |- |51||Symmachus|| [[Fortunatus-1|Sýmmachos]] ||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Symmachus Pope_Symmachus]||Needs Connected |- |52||Hormisdas|| [[Frusino-2|Hormisdas]] ||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Hormisdas Pope_Hormisdas]||Needs Connected |- |53||John I|| [[Siena-7|Ioannes]] ||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_John_I Pope_John_I]||Needs Connected |- |54||Felix IV|| [[Castorius-1|Fílix]] ||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Felix_IV Pope_Felix_IV]||Needs Connected |- |55||Boniface II|| [[Sigibuld-1|Bonifacius]] ||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Boniface_II Pope_Boniface_II]||Needs Connected, |- |56||John II|| [[Praeiectus-1|Mercurius]] ||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_John_II Pope_John_II]||Needs Connected |- |57||Agapetus I|| [[Gordianus-1|Agapitus]] ||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Agapetus_I Pope_Agapetus_I]||Needs Connected |- |58||Silverius|| [[Frusino-1|Silverius]] ||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Silverius Pope_Silverius]||Needs Connected |- |59||Vigilius|| [[Vigilius-1|Vigilius]] ||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Vigilius Pope_Vigilius]||Needs Connected |- |60||Pelagius I|| [[Di_Roma-65|Pelagius]] ||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Pelagius_I Pope_Pelagius_I]||Needs Connected |- |61||John III|| [[Anastasius-3|Catelinus]] ||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_John_III Pope_John_III]||Needs Connected |- |62||Benedict I|| [[Di_Roma-63|Benedict]] ||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Benedict_I Pope_Benedict_I]||Needs Connected |- |63||Pelagius II|| [[Winigild-1|Pelagius]] ||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Pelagius_II Pope_Pelagius_II ]||Needs Connected |- |64||Gregory I|| [[Anicius-5|Gregorius]] ||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Gregory_I Pope_Gregory_I]||Needs Connected |- |65||Sabinian|| [[Blera-1|Sabinian]] ||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Sabinian Pope_Sabinian]||Needs Connected |- |66||Boniface III|| [[Cataadioce-1|Boniface]] ||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Boniface_III Pope_Boniface_III]||Needs Connected |- |67||Boniface IV||[[Marsica-1|Boniface]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Boniface_IV Pope_Boniface_IV]||Needs Connected |- |68||Adeodatus I|| [[Di_Roma-60|Adeodatus or Deusdedit]] ||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Adeodatus_I Pope_Adeodatus_I]||Needs Connected |- |69||Boniface V|| [[Naples-61|Boniface]] ||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Boniface_V Pope_Boniface_V]||Needs Connected |- |70||Honorius I|| [[Campania-1|Honorius]] ||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Honorius_I Pope_Honorius_I]||Needs Connected |- |71|| Severinus || [[Avienus-2|Severinus]] ||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Severinus Pope_Severinus]||Needs Connected |- |72|| John IV || [[Dalmatia-1|John]] ||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_John_IV Pope_John_IV]||Needs Connected |- |73||Theodore I|| [[Jerusalem-47|Theodore]] ||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Theodore_I Pope_Theodore_I]||Needs Connected |- |74||St Martin I|| [[Todi-2|Martin]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Martin_I Pope_Martin_I]||Needs Connected |- |75||Eugene I|| [[Aventine-1|Eugenius]] ||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Eugene_I Pope_Eugene_I]||Needs Connected |- |76||Vitalian|| [[Segni-4|Vitalianus]] ||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Vitalian Pope_Vitalian]||Needs Connected |- |77||Adeodatus II|| [[Di_Roma-69|Adeodatus]] ||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Adeodatus_II Pope_Adeodatus_II]||Needs Connected |- |78||Donus|| [[Di_Roma-57|Dónos ]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Donus Pope_Donus]||Needs Connected |- |79||Agatho|| [[Sicily-30|Agatho]] ||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Agatho Pope_Agatho]||Needs Connected |- |80||Leo II|| [[Maneius-1|Leo Maneius]] ||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Leo_II Pope_Leo_II ]||Needs Connected |- |81||Benedict II|| [[Di_Roma-56|Benedict]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Benedict_II Pope_Benedict_II]||Needs Connected |- |82||John V|| [[Antioch-8|John]] ||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_John_V Pope_John_V]||Needs Connected |- |83||Conon|| [[Sicily-28|Conon]] ||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Conon Pope_Conon]||Needs Connected |- |84||Sergius I|| [[Antioch-7|Sérgios]] ||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Sergius_I Pope_Sergius_I]||Needs Connected |- |85||John VI|| [[Ephesus-1|John]] ||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_John_VI Pope_John_VI]||Needs Connected |- |86||John VII||[[Rossano-8|John]] ||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_John_VII Pope_John_VII]||Needs Connected |- |87||Sisinnius|| [[Syria-123|Sisinnius]] ||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Sisinnius Pope_Sisinnius]||Needs Connected |- |88||Constantine|| [[Syria-121|Constantine]] ||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Constantine Pope_Constantine]||Needs Connected |- |89||Gregory II|| [[Di_Roma-55|Gregory]] ||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Gregory_II Pope_Gregory_II]||Needs Connected |- |90||Gregory III|| [[Syria-120|Gregory]] ||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Gregory_III Pope_Gregory_III]||Needs Connected |- |91||Zachary|| [[Santa-Severina-1|Zacharías]] ||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Zachary Pope_Zachary]||Needs Connected |- |92||Stephen II|| [[Di_Roma-53|Stephanus]] ||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Stephen_II Pope_Stephen_II ]||Needs Connected |- |93||Paul I|| [[Di_Roma-52|Paul]] ||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Paul_I Pope_Paul_I ]||Needs Connected |- |94||Stephen III|| [[Sicily-27|Stéfanos]] ||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Stephen_III Pope_Stephen_III]||Needs Connected |- |95||Adrian I|| [[Di_Roma-51|Adrian]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Adrian_I Pope_Adrian_I]||Needs Connected |- |96||Leo III|| [[Di_Roma-50|Leo]] ||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Leo_III Pope_Leo_III]||Needs Connected |- |97||Stephen IV|| [[Di_Roma-49|Stephanus]] ||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Stephen_IV Pope_Stephen_IV]||Needs Connected |- |98||Paschal I|| [[Massimo-7|Paschális]] ||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Paschal_I Pope_Paschal_I ]||Needs Connected |- |99||Eugene II|| [[Di_Roma-48|Evgénios]] ||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Eugene_II Pope_Eugene_II]||Needs Connected |- |100||Valentine|| [[Di_Roma-47|Valentínos]] ||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Valentine Pope_Valentine]||Needs Connected |- |101||Gregory IV|| [[Di_Roma-46|Gregorio]] ||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Gregory_IV Pope_Gregory_IV]||Needs Connected |- |102||Sergius II|| [[Di_Roma-45|Sergorio]] ||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Sergius_II Pope_Sergius_II]||Needs Connected Needs Sourced |- |103||Leo IV|| [[Di_Roma-44|Leo]] ||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Leo_IV Pope_Leo_IV]||Needs Connected |- |104||Benedict III|| [[Sabellus-1|Benedetto Sabellus]] ||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Benedict_III Pope_Benedict_III]||Needs Connected |- |105|| Nicholas I|| [[Di_Roma-42|Niccolò]] ||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Nicholas_I Pope_Nicholas_I]||Needs Connected, |- |106||Adrian II|| [[Di_Roma-41|Adrian]] ||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Adrian_II Pope_Adrian_II ]||Needs Connected, Needs Sourced |- |107||John VIII|| [[Di_Roma-40|Giovanni]] ||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_John_VIII Pope_John_VIII]||Needs Connected |- |108||Marinus I|| [[Gallese-4|Marinus]] ||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Marinus_I Pope_Marinus_I]||Needs Connected |- |109||Adrian III|| [[Di_Roma-39|Adriano]] ||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Adrian_III Pope_Adrian_III]||Needs Connected Needs Sourced |- |110||Stephen V|| [[Di_Roma-38|Stephen]] ||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Stephen_V Pope_Stephen_V]||Needs Connected |- |111||Formosus|| [[Di_Roma-37|Formosus]] ||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Formosus Pope_Formosus]||Needs Connected Needs Sourced |- |112||Boniface VI|| [[Di_Roma-36|Boniface]] ||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Boniface_VI Pope_Boniface_VI]||Needs Connected |- |113||Stephen VI|| [[Di_Roma-35|Stefanus]] ||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Stephen_VI Pope_Stephen_VI]||Needs Connected |- |114||Romanus|| [[Gallese-3|Romanus]] ||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Romanus Pope_Romanus]||Needs Connected |- |115||Theodore II|| [[Di_Roma-34|Teodoro]] ||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Theodore_II Pope_Theodore_II]||Needs Connected |- |116||John IX|| [[Tivoli-2|Giovanni]] ||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_John_IX Pope_John_IX]||Needs Connected |- |117||Benedict IV|| [[Di_Roma-33|Benedetto]] ||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Benedict_IV Pope_Benedict_IV]||Needs Connected |- |118||Leo V|| [[Priapi-1|Leo]] ||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Leo_V Pope_Leo_V]||Needs Connected |- |119||Sergius III|| [[Rome-210 |Sergorio]] ||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Sergius_III Pope_Sergius_III]|| |- |120||Anastasius III|| [[Di_Roma-32|Anastasius]] ||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Anastasius_III Pope_Anastasius_III]||Needs Connected |- |121|| Lando || [[Sabina-11|Lando]] ||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Lando Pope_Lando]||Needs Connected |- |122||John X|| [[Tossignano-1|Giovanni]] ||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_John_X Pope_John_X]||Needs Connected |- |123||Leo VI|| [[Di_Roma-31|Leo]] ||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Leo_VI Pope_Leo_VI]||Needs Connected |- |124||Stephen VII|| [[Di_Roma-30|Stefanus]] ||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Stephen_VII Pope_Stephen_VII]||Needs Connected |- |125||John XI|| [[Di_Roma-29|Giovanni]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_John_XI Pope_John_XI]|| |- |126||Leo VII|| [[Di_Roma-28|Leo]] ||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Leo_VII Pope_Leo_VII]||Needs Connected |- |127||Stephen VIII|| [[Di_Roma-27|Stefanus]] ||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Stephen_VIII Pope_Stephen_VIII]||Needs Connected |- |128||Marinus II|| [[Di_Roma-26|Marino]] ||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Marinus_II Pope_Marinus_II]||Needs Connected |- |129||Agapetus II|| [[Di_Roma-25|Agapito]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Agapetus_II Pope_Agapetus_II]||Needs Connected |- |130||John XII|| [[Tusculum-3|Ottaviano]] ||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_John_XII Pope_John_XII]||Needs Connected |- |131||Leo VIII|| [[Di_Roma-24|Leone]] ||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Leo_VIII Pope_Leo_VIII]||Needs Connected |- |132||Benedict V|| [[Di_Roma-23|Benedetto]] ||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Benedict_V Pope_Benedict_V]||Needs Connected |- |133||John XIII||[[Crescenzi-81|Giovanni dei Crescenzi]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_John_XIII Pope_John_XIII]||Needs Connected |- |134||Benedict VI|| [[Di_Roma-22|Benedetto]] ||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Benedict_VI Pope_Benedict_VI]||Needs Connected |- |135||Benedict VII||[[Tuscolo-3|Benedetto dei conti di Tuscolo]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Benedict_VII Pope_Benedict_VII]||Needs Connected |- |136||John XIV||[[Canepanova-1|Pietro Canepanova]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_John_XIV Pope_John_XIV]||Needs Connected |- |137||John XV||[[Gallina_Alba-1|Giovanni di Gallina Alba]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_John_XV Pope_John_XV]||Needs Connected |- |138||Gregory V||[[Kärnten-1|Bruno von Kärnten]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Gregory_V Pope_Gregory_V]||Needs Connected |- |139||Sylvester II||[[Aurillac-1|Gerbert d'Aurillac]]|||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Sylvester_II Pope_Sylvester_II]||Needs Connected |- |140||John XVII||[[Siccone-2|Giovanni Siccone]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_John_XVII Pope_John_XVII]||Needs Connected |- |141||John XVIII||[[Fasano-97|Giovanni Fasano]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_John_XVIII Pope_John_XVIII]||Needs Connected |- |142||Sergius IV||[[Buccaporci-1|Pietro Boccadiporco]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Sergius_IV Pope_Sergius_IV]||Needs Connected |- |143||Benedict VIII||[[Tuscolo-2|Teofilatto dei Conti di Tuscolo]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Benedict_VIII Pope_Benedict_VIII]||Needs Connected |- |144||John XIX||[[Tuscolo-1|Romano dei Conti di Tuscolo]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_John_XIX Pope_John_XIX]||Needs Connected |- |145||Benedict IX||[[Tusculum-2|Theophylactus of Tusculum]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Benedict_IX Pope_Benedict_IX]||Needs Connected |- |146||Sylvester III||[[Crescenzi–Ottaviani-1|Giovanni dei Crescenzi-Ottaviani]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Sylvester_III Pope_Sylvester_III]||Needs Connected |- |147||Benedict IX||[[Tusculum-2|Theophylactus of Tusculum]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Benedict_IX Pope_Benedict_IX]||Needs Connected |- |148||Gregory VI||[[Graziano-133|Giovanni Graziano]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Gregory_VI Pope_Gregory_VI]||Needs Connected |- |149||Clement II||[[Mörsleben-3 |Suidger von Morsleben-Hornburg]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Clement_II Pope_Clement_II]|| |- |150||Benedict IX||[[Tusculum-2|Theophylactus of Tusculum]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Benedict_IX Pope_Benedict_IX]||Needs Connected |- |151||Damasus II||[[Bagnario-1|Poppo Bagnario de' Curagnoni]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Damasus_II Pope_Damasus_II]||Needs Connected |- |152||Leo IX||[[Egisheim-16 |Bruno von Count of Dagsbourg]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Leo_IX Pope_Leo_IX]|| |- |153||Victor II||[[Dollnstein-Hirschberg-1|Gebhard of Dollnstein-Hirschberg]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Victor_II Pope_Victor_II]||Needs Connected |- |154||Stephen IX||[[Lorraine-381|Frédéric de Lorraine]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Stephen_IX Pope_Stephen_IX]||Needs Connected (see [[Verdun-73|Gozelo I]] his father |- |155||Nicholas II||[[Bourgogne-448|Gerard de Bourgogne]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Nicholas_II Pope_Nicholas_II]||Needs Biography, Needs Connected, Needs Sourced, Needs Category |- |156|| Alexander II ||[[Baggio-9|Anselmo da Baggio]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Alexander_II Pope_Alexander_II]||Needs Biography, Needs Connected, Needs Sourced, Needs Category |- |157|| Gregory VII ||[[Sovana-1|Ildebrando di Sovana]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Gregory_VII Pope_Gregory_VII]||Needs Biography, Needs Connected, Needs Sourced, Needs Category, Needs Succession Box linked |-y |158|| Victor III || [[Benevento-61|Dauferio Benevento (Desiderio)]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Victor_III Pope_Victor_III]||Needs Connected, Needs Sourced, Needs Category, Needs Image, See [https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/1202109/pope-victor-iii G2G question] |- |159|| Urban II ||[[Lagery-1|Odo de Lagery]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Urban_II Pope_Urban_II]||Needs Biography, Needs Connected, Needs Sourced, Needs Category |- |160|| Paschal II ||[[Ranieri-104|Raniero Ranieri]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Paschal_II Pope_Paschal_II]||Needs Biography, Needs Connected, Needs Sourced, Needs Category |- |161|| Gelasius II ||[[Caetani-23|Giovanni dei Caetani]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Gelasius_II Pope_Gelasius_II]||Needs Biography, Needs Connected, Needs Sourced, Needs Category |- |162|| Callixtus II ||[[Bourgogne-278| Gui de Bourgogne]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Callixtus_II Pope_Callixtus_II]||Needs Biography, Needs Sourced |- |163|| Honorius II ||[[Scannabecchi-1|Lamberto Scannabecchi]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Honorius_II Pope_Honorius_II]||Needs Biography, Needs Connected, Needs Sourced, Needs Category, Needs Succession Box |- |164|| Innocent II || [[Papareschi-1|Gregorio Papareschi]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Innocent_II Pope_Innocent_II]||Needs Biography, Needs Connected, Needs Sourced, Needs Category |- |165|| Celestine II ||[[Castello-76|Guido di Castello]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Celestine_II Pope_Celestine_II]||Needs Biography, Needs Connected, Needs Sourced, Needs Category |- |166|| Lucius II ||[[Orso-52|Gherardo Caccianemici dal Orso]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Lucius_II Pope_Lucius_II]||Needs Connected, |- |167|| Eugene III ||[[Pignatelli-33|Bernardo Pignatelli]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Eugene_III Pope_Eugene_III]||Needs Connected, |- |168|| Anastasius IV ||[[Suburra-1|Corrado della Suburra]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Anastasius_IV Pope_Anastasius_IV]||Needs Biography, Needs Connected |- |169|| Adrian IV ||[[Breakspear-50|Nicholas Breakspear]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Adrian_IV Pope_Adrian_IV]||Needs Connected |- |170|| Alexander III ||[[Bandinelli-1|Rolando Bandinelli]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Alexander_III Pope_Alexander_III]||Needs Biography, Needs Connected, Needs Sourced |- |171|| Lucius III ||[[Allucignoli-1|Ubaldo Allucignoli]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Lucius_III Pope_Lucius_III]||Needs Biography, Needs Connected, Needs Sourced |- |172|| Urban III ||[[Crivelli-24|Uberto Crivelli]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Urban_III Pope_Urban_III]||Needs Connected |- |173|| Gregory VIII ||[[Morra-26|Alberto de Morra]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Gregory_VIII Pope_Gregory_VIII]||Needs Connected |- |174|| Clement III ||[[Scolari-73|Paolo Scolari]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Clement_III Pope_Clement_III]||Needs Connected |- |175|| Celestine III ||[[Orsini-38|Giacinto Bobone Orsini]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Celestine_III Pope_Celestine_III]||Need LNAB changed to Bobone (contacted PM on 7 Mar 2021) |- |176|| Innocent III ||[[Segni-1|Lotario dei Conti di Segni]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Innocent_III Pope_Innocent_III]|| |- |177|| Honorius III ||[[Savelli-9|Cencio Savelli]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Honorius_III Pope_Honorius_III]||Done |- |178|| Gregory IX ||[[Conti-186|Ugolino dei Conti di Segni]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Gregory_IX Pope_Gregory_IX]||Done. Just waiting on response as to LNAB which should be Segni and current last name di Segni. |- |179|| Celestine IV ||[[Castiglioni-32|Goffredo Castiglioni]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Celestine_IV Pope_Celestine_IV]||Needs Connected |- |180|| Innocent IV ||[[Fieschi-20|Sinibaldo Fieschi]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Innocent_IV Pope_Innocent_IV]|| |- |181|| Alexander IV ||[[Jenne-344|Rinaldo di Jenne]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Alexander_IV Pope_Alexander_IV]|| |- |182|| Urban IV ||[[Pantaléon-2|Jacques Pantaléon]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Urban_IV Pope_Urban_IV]||Needs Connected |- |183|| Clement IV ||[[Foulques-7|Gui Foulques]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Clement_IV Pope_Clement_IV]||Needs Connected parents and daughters mentioned in biography |- |184|| Gregory X ||[[Visconti-129|Tebaldo Visconti]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Gregory_X Pope_Gregory_X]||Needs Connected |- |185|| Innocent V ||[[De_Tarentaise-1|Pierre de Tarentaise]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Innocent_V Pope_Innocent_V]||Needs Connected |- |186|| Adrian V ||[[Fieschi-19|Ottobuono Fieschi]]||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Adrian_V Pope_Adrian_V]|| |- |187|| John XXI || [[Julião-13|Pedro Julião]] ||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_John_XXI Pope_John_XXI]||Needs Connected |- |188|| Nicholas III ||[[Orsini-39|Giovanni Gaetano Orsini]]||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Nicholas_III Pope_Nicholas_III]||Done |- |189|| Martin IV ||[[Brion-129|Simon de Brion]]||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Martin_IV Pope_Martin_IV]||Needs Connected |- |190|| Honorius IV ||[[Savelli-6|Giacomo Savelli]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Honorius_IV Pope_Honorius_IV]||Needs Biography. The age difference between his sister Maria and himself is more than 60 years (He was born in 1210 and Maria was born in 1285). '''This needs investigation and resolution'''. |- |191|| Nicholas IV ||[[Masci-14|Girolamo Masci]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Nicholas_IV Pope_Nicholas_IV]||Needs Biography, Needs Connected, Needs Sourced |- |192|| Celestine V ||[[Morrone-66|Pietro del Morrone]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Celestine_V Pope_Celestine_V]||Needs Biography, Needs Connected, Needs Sourced, |- |193|| Boniface VIII ||[[Caetani-12|Benedetto Caetani]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Boniface_VIII Pope_Boniface_VIII]||Needs Biography |- |194|| Benedict XI ||[[Boccasio-1|Niccolò di Boccasio]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Benedict_XI Pope_Benedict_XI]||Needs Biography, Needs Connected, Needs Sourced, |- |195|| Clement V ||[[De_Got-2|Bertrand de Got]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Clement_V Pope_Clement_V]||Needs Biography, Needs Connected, Needs Sourced |- |196|| John XXII ||[[Duèze-1|Jacques Duèze]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_John_XXII Pope_John_XXII]||Needs Biography, Needs Connected, Needs Sourced |- |197|| Benedict XII ||[[Fournier-1969|Jacques Fournier]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Benedict_XII Pope_Benedict_XII]||Needs Biography, Needs Connected, Needs Sourced |- |198|| Clement VI ||[[Roger-470|Pierre Roger]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Clement_VI Pope_Clement_VI]||Needs Biography, Needs Connected, Needs Sourced |- |199|| Innocent VI ||[[Aubert-283|Étienne Aubert]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Innocent_VI Pope_Innocent_VI]|| Needs Biography, Needs Connected, Needs Sourced |- |200|| Urban V ||[[Grimoard-1|Guillaume de Grimoard]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Urban_V Pope_Urban_V]||Needs Biography, Needs Connected |- |201|| Gregory XI ||[[Beaufort-414|Pierre Roger de Beaufort]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Gregory_XI Pope_Gregory_XI]||Needs Biography, Needs Connected, Needs Sourced |- |202|| Urban VI ||[[Prignano-1|Bartolomeo Prignano]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Urban_VI Pope_Urban_VI]||Needs Biography, Needs Connected, Needs Sourced |- |203|| Boniface IX ||[[Tomacelli-2|Pietro Tomacelli]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Boniface_IX Pope_Boniface_IX]||Needs Biography, Needs Connected, Needs Sourced |- |204|| Innocent VII ||[[Migliorati-2|Cosimo Gentile Migliorati]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Innocent_VII Pope_Innocent_VII]||Needs Biography, Needs Connected |- |205|| Gregory XII ||[[Correr-1|Angelo Correr]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Gregory_XII Pope_Gregory_XII]||Needs Biography, Needs Connected |- |206|| Martin V ||[[Colonna-54|Oddone Colonna]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Martin_V Pope_Martin_V]||Needs Biography |- |207|| Eugene IV ||[[Condulmer-1|Gabriele Condulmer]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Eugene_IV Pope_Eugene_IV]||Needs Biography, Needs Connected, Needs Sourced |- |208|| Nicholas V ||[[Parentucelli-1|Tommaso Parentucelli]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Nicholas_V Pope_Nicholas_V]||Needs Biography, Needs Connected, Needs Sourced |- |209|| Callixtus III ||[[De_Borja-2|Alfonso de Borja]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Callixtus_III Pope_Callixtus_III]||Needs Biography, Needs Sourced |- |210|| Pius II ||[[Piccolomini-6|Enea Silvio Piccolomini]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Pius_II Pope_Pius_II]|| |- |211|| Paul II ||[[Barbo-24|Pietro Barbo]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Paul_II Pope_Paul_II]||Needs Connected |- |212|| Sixtus IV ||[[Della_Rovere-2|Francesco della Rovere]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Sixtus_IV Pope_Sixtus_IV]||LNAB should conform to EuroAristo conventions, Needs Biography |- |213|| Innocent VIII ||[[Cibo-1|Giovanni Battista Cybo]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Innocent_VIII Pope_Innocent_VIII]||Needs Connected |- |214|| Alexander VI ||[[De_Borja-1 |Roderic Llançol i de Borja]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Alexander_VI Pope_Alexander_VI]||LNAB should conform to EuroAristo conventions, Biography may need edited, Needs Sourced |- |215|| Pius III ||[[Piccolomini-5|Francesco Todeschini Piccolomini]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Pius_III Pope_Pius_III]||Needs Biography, Needs Sourced |- |216|| Julius II ||[[Della_Rovere-1|Giuliano della Rovere]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Julius_II Pope_Julius_II]||Needs Biography, Needs Sourced |- |217|| Leo X ||[[Medici-26 |Giovanni di Lorenzo de' Medici]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Leo_X Pope_Leo_X]||Needs Biography, Needs Sourced |- |218|| Adrian VI ||[[Boeyens-2|Adriaan Floriszoon Boeyens]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Adrian_VI Pope_Adrian_VI]||Needs Biography, Needs Connected, Needs Sourced, |- |219|| Clement VII ||[[Medici-23 |Giulio di Giuliano de' Medici]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Clement_VII Pope_Clement_VII]|| Needs Sourced, Biography cleaned up |- |220|| Paul III ||[[Farnese-2 |Alessandro Farnese]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Paul_III Pope_Paul_III]|| Needs Sourced |- |221|| Julius III ||[[Del_Monte-32|Giovanni Maria Ciocchi del Monte]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Julius_III Pope_Julius_III]||Needs Connected |- |||||'''The preceding profiles are pre1500s ''' |- |222|| Marcellus II ||[[Spannochi-2 |Marcello Cervini degli Spannochi]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Marcellus_II Pope_Marcellus_II]|| Needs Connected, Needs Sourced, |- |223|| Paul IV ||[[Carafa-2|Giovanni Pietro Carafa]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Paul_IV Pope_Paul_IV]||Needs Connected, Needs Sourced, Needs Image |- |224|| Pius IV ||[[Medici-74|Giovanni Angelo Medici]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Pius_IV Pope_Pius_IV]|| Needs Biography expanded. |- |225|| Pius V ||[[Ghislieri-1 |Antonio Ghislieri]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Pius_V Pope_Pius_V]||Needs Connected, Needs Sourced. |- |226|| Gregory XIII ||[[Boncompagni-3 |Ugo Boncompagni]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Gregory_XIII Pope_Gregory_XIII]||Needs Biography, Needs Connected, Needs Sourced |- |227|| Sixtus V ||[[Montalto-3 |Felice Peretti di Montalto]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Sixtus_V Pope_Sixtus_V]||Needs Connected, Needs Sourced |- |228|| Urban VII ||[[Castagna-5 |Giovanni Battista Castagna]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Urban_VII Pope_Urban_VII]||Needs Biography, Needs Connected, Needs Sourced |- |229|| Gregory XIV ||[[Sfondrato-1 |Niccolò Sfondrati]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Gregory_XIV Pope_Gregory_XIV]|| Needs Biography, Needs Connected, Needs Sourced |- |230|| Innocent IX ||[[Facchinetti-15 |Giovanni Antonio Facchinetti]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Innocent_IX Pope_Innocent_IX]|| Needs Biography, Needs Connected, Needs Sourced |- |231|| Clement VIII ||[[Aldobrandini-6 |Ippolito Aldobrandini]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Clement_VIII Pope_Clement_VIII]||Needs Biography, Needs Sourced |- |232|| Leo XI ||[[Medici-70 |Alessandro Ottaviano de' Medici]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Leo_XI Pope_Leo_XI]||Needs Biography, Needs Sourced |- |233|| Paul V ||[[Borghese-6 |Camillo Borghese]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Paul_V Pope_Paul_V]|| Needs Biography, Needs Sourced |- |234|| Gregory XV ||[[Ludovisi-2|Alessandro Ludovisi]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Gregory_XV Pope_Gregory_XV]||Needs Profile, Needs Biography, Needs Connected, Needs Sourced, Needs Category |- |235|| Urban VIII ||[[Barberini-7 |Maffeo Barberini]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Urban_VIII Pope_Urban_VIII]|| Needs Biography, Needs Sourced |- |236|| Innocent X ||[[Pamphilj-1 |Giovanni Battista Pamphilj]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Innocent_X Pope_Innocent_X]||Needs Biography, Needs Sourced |- |237|| Alexander VII ||[[Chigi-1 |Fabio Chigi]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Alexander_VII Pope_Alexander_VII]|| Needs Biography, Needs Sourced |- |238|| Clement IX ||[[Rospigliosi-1 |Giulio Rospigliosi]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Clement_IX Pope_Clement_IX]||Needs Biography, Needs Connected, Needs Sourced |- |239|| Clement X ||[[Altieri-11 |Emilio Bonaventura Altieri]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Clement_X Pope_Clement_X]||Needs Biography, Needs Connected, Needs Sourced |- |240|| Innocent XI ||[[Odescalchi-2 |Benedetto Odescalchi]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Innocent_XI Pope_Innocent_XI]||Needs Biography, Needs Sourced |- |241|| Alexander VIII ||[[Ottoboni-1 |Pietro Vito Ottoboni]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Alexander_VIII Pope_Alexander_VIII]||Needs Biography, Needs Connected, Needs Sourced |- |242|| Innocent XII ||[[Pignatelli-4 |Antonio Pignatelli]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Innocent_XII Pope_Innocent_XII]|| Needs Biography, Needs Connected, Needs Sourced |- |243|| Clement XI ||[[Albani-4 |Giovanni Francesco Albani]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Clement_XI Pope_Clement_XI]|| Needs Biography, Needs Connected, Needs Sourced |- |244|| Innocent XIII ||[[Dei_Conti-1 |Michelangelo dei Conti]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Innocent_XIII Pope_Innocent_XIII]||LNAB should conform to EuroAristo Conventions, Needs Biography, Needs Connected, Needs Sourced |- |245|| Benedict XIII ||[[Orsini-52 |Pietro Francesco Orsini]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Benedict_XIII Pope_Benedict_XIII]|| Needs Biography, Needs Sourced |- |246|| Clement XII ||[[Corsini-1 |Lorenzo Corsini]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Clement_XII Pope_Clement_XII]|| Needs Biography, Needs Connected, Needs Sourced |- |247|| Benedict XIV ||[[Lambertini-3 |Prospero Lorenzo Lambertini]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Benedict_XIV Pope_Benedict_XIV]|| Needs Biography, Needs Connected, Needs Sourced |- |248|| Clement XIII ||[[Di_Rezzonico-1 |Carlo della Torre di Rezzonico]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Clement_XIII Pope_Clement_XIII]||LNAB should conform to EuroAristo conventions, Needs Biography, Needs Connected, Needs Sourced |- |249|| Clement XIV ||[[Ganganelli-1 |Giovanni Vincenzo Antonio Ganganelli]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Clement_XIV Pope_Clement_XIV]|| Needs Biography, Needs Connected, Needs Sourced |- |250|| Pius VI ||[[Braschi-1|Giovanni Angelo Braschi]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Pius_VI Pope_Pius_VI]|| Needs Biography, Needs Connected, Needs Sourced |- |251|| Pius VII ||[[Chiaramonti-1 |Barnaba Niccolò Maria Luigi Chiaramonti]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Pius_VII Pope_Pius_VII]||Needs Biography, Needs Sourced |- |252|| Leo XII ||[[Della_Genga-1 |Annibale Francesco Clemente Melchiore Girolamo Nicola Sermattei della Genga]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Leo_XII Pope_Leo_XII]||LNAB should conform to EuroAristo conventions, Needs Biography, Needs Connected, Needs Sourced |- |253|| Pius VIII ||[[Castiglioni-1 |Francesco Saverio Castiglioni]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Pius_VIII Pope_Pius_VIII]||Needs Biography, Needs Connected, Needs Sourced |- |254|| Gregory XVI ||[[Cappellari-9 |Bartolomeo Alberto Cappellari]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Gregory_XVI Pope_Gregory_XVI]|| Needs Biography, Needs Connected, Needs Sourced |- |255|| Pius IX ||[[Mastai-Ferretti-1 |Giovanni Maria Mastai-Ferretti]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Pius_IX Pope_Pius_IX]||Needs Biography, Needs Connected, Needs Sourced |- |256|| Leo XIII ||[[Pecci-1 |Gioacchino Vincenzo Raffaele Luigi Pecci]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Leo_XIII Pope_Leo_XIII]||Needs Biography, Needs Connected, Needs Sourced '''Biography is being built by [[Robins-1306|Jennifer Robins''']] |- |257|| Pius X ||[[Sarto-1 |Giuseppe Melchiorre Sarto]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Pius_X Pope_Pius_X]||Needs Biography, Needs Connected, Needs Sourced |- |258|| Benedict XV ||[[Chiesa-11 |Giacomo Paolo Giovanni Battista Della Chiesa]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Benedict_XV Pope_Benedict_XV]|| Needs Biography, Needs Connected, Needs Sourced |- |259|| Pius XI ||[[Ratti-6 |Achille Ambrogio Damiano Ratti]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Pius_XI Pope_Pius_XI]||Biography needs edited, Needs Connected, Needs Sourced |- |260|| Pius XII ||[[Pacelli-11 |Eugenio Maria Giuseppe Giovanni Pacelli]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Pius_XII Pope_Pius_XII]||Needs Biography, Needs Connected, Needs Sourced |- |261|| John XXIII ||[[Roncalli-1 |Angelo Giuseppe Roncalli]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_John_XXIII Pope_John_XXIII]||Done |- |262|| Paul VI ||[[Montini-1 |Giovanni Battista Enrico Antonio Maria Montini]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Paul_VI Pope_Paul_VI]|| Biography needs expanding |- |263|| John Paul I ||[[Luciani-3 |Albino Luciani]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_John_Paul_I Pope_John_Paul_I]|| Needs Sourced - '''Being reviewed by [[Langridge-71| Janet Wild]]''' |- |264|| John Paul II ||[[Wojtyla-13 |Karol Józef Wojtyła]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_John_Paul_II Pope_John_Paul_II]||Done |- |265|| Benedict XVI ||[[Ratzinger-1| Joseph Aloisius Ratzinger]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Benedict_XVI Pope_Benedict_XVI]||'''Privacy Protected''' |- |266|| Francis ||[[Bergoglio-2| Jorge Mario Bergoglio]]||[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Francis Pope_Francis]||'''Privacy Protected''' Needs Biography, Needs Connected |}
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[[Category:Simpson County, Mississippi, Cemeteries]] [[Category: Poplar Springs Cemetery, Mendenhall, Simpson County, Mississippi]] [[Project:Mississippi_Cemeteries|Mississippi Cemeteries Project]] ===About=== This project will catalog and document all burials in Poplar Springs Cemetery, located in rural Simpson County, Mississippi with a Mendenhall address. This free space page for the Poplar Springs Cemetery is part of WikiTree's [[Project:Mississippi_Cemeteries|Mississippi Cemeteries Project]], and was created to document the life and times of our ancestors that are interred there. The Mississippi Cemeteries Project is a sub-project of the larger [[Project:Cemeteries_of_the_United_States|U.S. Cemeteries Project]]. This page is a work in progress, and will remain so until the Table of Interments (below) is completed. The Table of Interments is a sortable listing of persons interred at this cemetery, some or all of whom are linked to existing WikiTree profiles. If you know of a person interred at this cemetery that should be linked to an existing WikiTree profile, or needs to have a profile created for them, '''please contact [[Bishop-4082|Myrtis Bishop]] for assistance'''. ===Contact Information, Location and Map=== :Location :: Poplar Springs Cemetery :: Poplar Springs Baptist Church :: 362 Poplar Springs Road :: Mendenhall, MS 39114 :: Phone: (601) 847-2555 :GPS Coordinates (WGS84) :: 31.981026, -89.844353 :[https://goo.gl/maps/G0ugM Poplar Springs Cemetery on Google Maps] === History === Poplar Springs Baptist Church operates and maintains this cemetery. Cemetery is medium size with more than 400 burials. Cemetery is open with no fence or sign. As of Jul 9, 2018 '''Findagrave'''[https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/2240588 Findagave - Poplar Springs Baptist Church Cemetery] lists Poplar Springs Cemetery with 429 graves recorded and 94% photographed. ===Tasks Completed=== :Photography * 100% of marked graves in this cemetery have been photographed by [[Bishop-4082 | Myrtis Bishop]] as of May 2011. :Data Transcription * 100% of all marked graves as of May 2011. :Link to Profiles * 40% of all marked graves ===To Do=== * Link existing profiles or create new profiles for persons listed in the Table of Interments :When complete, everyone listed in the Table of Interments will be linked to their own WikiTree profile, and to a photo of that person's corresponding grave marker. The created profiles can include other genealogical and biographical information as well as a listing of sources for documentation. * Validate links and transcription information :Profile and photo links and transcribed information needs to be cross-checked to ensure accuracy. * Create an audio/video tour of the cemetery :Record a virtual tour of the cemetery that can be viewed as downloadable media on computers, tablets or other device. Such a tour would take the viewer around the cemetery to explore the history of the people buried here. Background information can be supplied. Those with mobile internet access can access online links to more information. === Table of Interments === Data given is as on Headstone {| class="wikitable sortable" border="1" |+ Sortable table |- ! Last Name ! First/Middle Names/Initials ! data-sort-type="date" | Born ! data-sort-type="date" | Died ! Inscription (notes) ! class="unsortable" | Photo (click for larger) |- | [[Mangum-xxx | Abernathy ]]||Jurenia Mangum||1882||||(reported burial, found no stone)||[[Image:Abernathy-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Abernathy-xxx | Abernathy ]]||William Preston ||1880||1920||(reported burial, found no stone)||[[Image:Abernathy-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Dollar-888 | Allen ]]||Margrette Emily ||1858-06-08||1922-07-02||(nee Dollar) Wife of W. T. Allen (note h/w have same birth date)||[[Image:Dollar-888.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Allen-40273 | Allen ]]||W. T. ||1858-06-08||1942-10-02||He died as he lived, a Christian.||[[Image:Allen-40273.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Ponder-279| Barker ]]||Salena Ponder||1910-03-07||1970-09-15||We shall meet again who have loved each other.||[[Image:Barker-4865.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Barker-4865| Barker ]]||Woodrow Wilson ||1913-07-29||1995-02-26||We shall meet again who have loved each other.||[[Image:Barker-4865.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Batton-350 | Batton ]]||Doyle Ray ||1925-12-02||1998-12-14||[wed] Apr 24, 1948; (back) Children - Ronnie, Cheryl, Steven, Kymble; US Army World War II||[[Image:Batton-350.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Benton-4036 | Benton ]]||Alonzo ||1884-01-26||1967-01-05||||[[Image:Benton-4036.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Benton-4977 | Benton ]]||Christopher R. ||1953-01-02||1984-08-27|| ||[[Image:Benton-4977.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Parker-45116| Benton ]]||Dovie P. ||1890-09-26||1981-08-05||(nee Parker)||[[Image:Parker-45116.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Benton-4038 | Benton ]]||Howard ||1925-08-15||2016-11-12||(mil) US Navy World War II ||[[Image:Benton-4038.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Benton-4039 | Benton ]]||Richard T. ||1920-01-10||2013-03-17||||[[Image:Benton-4039.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Benton-4978 | Benton ]]||Rebecca Lynn ||1955-02-26||2009-12-25||||[[Image:Benton-4978.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Benton-4976 | Benton ]]||Sarah Almeda ||1917-07-02||1998-05-23||||[[Image:Benton-4976.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Biggins-xxx | Biggins ]]||Charles L. ||1925-01-18||1997-09-23||US Navy, World War II||[[Image:Biggins-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Blackwell-2993| Blackwell ]]||Elmer Roy ||1930-07-27||1973-11-23||[wed] Oct 22, 1955; Precious Lord take my hand.; Mississippi CPL US Army Res Korea||[[Image:Blackwell-2993.jpg |100px]] |- | [[May-7370| Blackwell ]]||Mary S. May||1935-08-25||1990-04-03||(nee May) [wed] Oct 22, 1955; Precious Lord take my hand.||[[Image:May-7370.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Blackwell-2992| Blackwell ]]||Velma Lois ||1930-07-27||1978-04-02||||[[Image:Blackwell-2992.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Blackwell-2990| Blackwell ]]||William Robert ||1885-10-14||1944-07-02||FATHER||[[Image:Blackwell-2990.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Blanchard-xxx | Blanchard ]]||Gertrude Pilie ||1914-02-07||1984-10-01||Mother||[[Image:Blanchard-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Boldware-xxx | Boldware ]]||A. B. ||1875-09-23||1909-09-16||||[[Image:Boldware-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Boleware-xxx | Boleware ]]||Bulah ||1875-03-24||||In Loving Memory||[[Image:Boleware-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Bowman-xxx | Bowman ]]||Russell ||1961||2009||(FHM)||[[Image:Bowman-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Brumfield-xxx | Brumfield ]]||Ike Mangum ||1918||1986||||[[Image:Brumfield-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Taylor-102208 | Burns ]]||Maggie L. ||1907-08-01||1996-08||(nee Taylor) MOTHER (death date from SSDi)||[[Image:Burns-19855.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Burns-19855 | Burns ]]||Nelson ||1916-08-01||1992-08||FATHER (death date from SSDi)||[[Image:Burns-19855.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Butler-7486 | Butler ]]||James Truett ||1919-09-27||1985-06-10||||[[Image:Butler-7486.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Boleware-2 | Butler ]]||Melinda "Maggie" ||1857-12-20||1920-11-13||MAMA (nee Boleware) ||[[Image:Boleware-2.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Roberts-12188 | Butler ]]||Nanny L. ||1896-04-10||1949-03-08||Mother (nee Roberts)||[[Image:Butler-7485.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Butler-7485 | Butler ]]||Quitman T. ||1899-08-11||1967-03-01||Father||[[Image:Butler-7485.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Butler-7487 | Butler ]]||Robert Harold ||1925-10-24||1949-01-08||Mississippi SC3 USNR World War II||[[Image:Butler-7487.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Avery-2196 | Butler ]]||Vera Avery||1923-02-17||2010-09-19||||[[Image:Butler-7486.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Sexton-1871 | Bynum ]]||Elmira ||1947-12-11||1998-08-27||Mother (nee Sexton) ||[[Image:Milner-595.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Bynum-951 | Bynum ]]||Robert Orville ||1932-04-22||1977-12-29||Father; PFC US Army Korea||[[Image:Bynum-951.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Ponder-324| Cline ]]||Iva Lois||1934-11-22||2006-12-21||(nee Ponder) ||[[Image:Ponder-324.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Cline-2551| Cline ]]||Richard T. (Richie)||1965-02-24||1965-06-10||||[[Image:Cline-2551.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Cline-2550| Cline ]]||Truman Boyd||1932-08-13||2022-06-20 || ||[[Image:Cline-2550.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Cone-xxx | Cone ]]||Euthel Jacob||1920-10-17||2007-05-05||DADDY||[[Image:Cone-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Cone-xxx | Cone ]]||Noma R. ||1923-06-07||1987-04-08||MOM (nee May)||[[Image:Cone-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Craft-2507| Craft ]]||Bernell ||1936-11-13||2014-10-20||[wed] Jun 7, 1958 In Loving Memory||[[Image:Craft-2507.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Craft-2505| Craft ]]||Don L. ||1939-01-03||2001-10-14||[wed] Jun 29, 1962 (back) Footprints in the sand; parents of Rose, David||[[Image:Craft-2505.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Craft-2506| Craft ]]||Gaither Arthur ||1914-10-13||1957-10-30||We shall meet again who have loved each other||[[Image:Craft-2506.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Layton-1620| Craft ]]||Willie Mae ||1916-10-03||1998-04-27||(nee Layton) God’s greatest gift returned to God – our mother ||[[Image:Craft-2506.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Craft-4004| Craft ]]||John Wesley (Dub) ||1941-05-05||1981-10-19||He is not dead -- He is just away! -- Military SP5 US Army Vietnam||[[Image:Craft-4004.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Dampeer-2| Dampeer ]]||Henry Steven ||1919-12-20||1979-03-11||TEC4 US Army World War II||[[Image:Dampeer-2-1.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Dampeer-3 | Dampeer ]]||Homer Daniel ||1948-03-09||2003-08-13||Precious Memories; SP4 US Army Vietnam ||[[Image:Dampeer-3.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Thames-265 | Dampeer ]]||Orine Rebecca ||1925-11-20||1999-10-25||(Headstone has last name as Dampeer. Was married to Boyd Bishop when she died.)||[[Image:Dampeer-2.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Craft-4000| Davis ]]||Bobbie Sue Craft||1943-11-20||2007-11-21||(nee Craft) Precious Memories; Gone but not forgotten, We will meet at Heavens Gate||[[Image:Craft-4000.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Decker-xxx | Decker ]]||Patricia Gail ||1996-07-21||1997-01-23||||[[Image:Decker-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Dukes-xxx | Dukes ]]||Earnest M. Jr. ||1948-07-04||1948-07-04||Infant Son of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Dukes||[[Image:Dukes-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Dukes-xxx | Dukes ]]||Earnest Milton ||1924-09-26||1988-09-05||US Army World War II (dates are covered)||[[Image:Dukes-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Edwards-xxx | Edwards ]]||Albert B. ||1906-08-12||1982-08-06||Father, At rest||[[Image:Edwards-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Edwards-xxx | Edwards ]]||Gloria Jean May ||1927-08-24||2002-12-12|| ||[[Image:Edwards-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Edwards-xxx | Edwards ]]||Wisie J. ||1905-01-11||1977-02-24||Mother, In Loving Memory (nee Overby)||[[Image:Edwards-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Ellzey-xxx | Ellzey ]]||George W. ||1884-02-22||1953-10-03||Grandpa||[[Image:Ellzey-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Ellzey-xxx | Ellzey ]]||Joseph W. ||1905-03-10||1975-02-18||Rest in peace||[[Image:Ellzey-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Ellzey-xxx | Ellzey ]]||Pearlie ||1882-12-15||1971-11-19||Grandma (nee Thompson)||[[Image:Ellzey-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Ellzy-4 | Ellzy ]]||Albert ||1902-03-12||1968-02-23||FATHER||[[Image:Ellzy-4.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Ellzy-xxx | Ellzy ]]||Hazle T. ||1935-04-18||1997-03-09||(nee Thompson) ||[[Image:Ellzy-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Ellzy-xxx | Ellzy ]]||Infant Son ||||||Infant Son of Albert & Maggie Ellzy||[[Image:Ellzy-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Ellzy-7| Ellzy ]]||John Henry ||1929-12-12||1992-07-02||FATHER||[[Image:Ellzy-7.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Layton-3983 | Ellzy ]]||Maggie ||1905-10-20||1939-05-28|| (nee Layton) MOTHER||[[Image:Ellzy-4.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Ellzy-xxx | Ellzy ]]||Ricky ||1952-04-04||1953-09-28||||[[Image:Ellzy-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[May-12690| Everett ]]||Mamie Rea ||1926-06-02||1978-05-05||MOTHER (nee May) ||[[Image:May-12690.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Everett-5289| Everett ]]||Robert Glenn ||1945-06-22||2007-04-26||PAPAW; An honorable man who finished well||[[Image:Everett-5289.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Everett-5290| Everett ]]||Samuel S. ||1925-10-03||1989-08-20||FATHER||[[Image:Everett-5290.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Finley-xxx | Finley ]]||Mattie Lee ||1899-12-02||1920-01-09||Dau of J. R. & J. P. Finley; She was the sunshine of our home.||[[Image:Finley-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Finley-xxx | Finley ]]||Patricia "Pat" Mullican||1937-03-18||||||[[Image:Finley-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Finley-xxx | Finley ]]||Walton Eugene "Gene" ||1934-06-18||2001-03-05||||[[Image:Finley-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Floyd-xxx | Floyd ]]||Helen S. ||1950-04-02||2003-09-14||In God's care ||[[Image:Floyd-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Fondren-xxx | Fondren ]]||Alice ||1891||1900||Beloved Sister||[[Image:Fondren-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Franklin-xxx | Franklin ]]||Bobby Earl ||1934-06-19||2001-11-16||||[[Image:Franklin-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Franklin-xxx | Franklin ]]||R. J. L. "Buck" ||1900||1943||(given name Robert John Luke)||[[Image:Franklin-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Franklin-xxx | Franklin ]]||Selena May M. ||1906||1955||(nee May)||[[Image:Franklin-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[French-xxx | French ]]||Caleb H. ||1899-03-02||1975-07-17||||[[Image:French-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Gates-1977 | Gates ]]||Baby ||||||(no dates given)||[[Image:Gates-1977.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Gates-1983 | Gates ]]||Baby ||1906-04-06||1909||(identified as Zona, no dates given) ||[[Image:Gates-1977.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Mangum-248 | Gates ]]||Eugenia ||1872-09-10||1929||Until we meet again; Luther Gates, His Wife Eugenia Gates and Family (nee Mangum)(dates from family)||[[Image:Gates-1976.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Unknown-267483 | Gates ]]||Gladys E. ||1921-11-23||1969-11-14||Wife of Noel E. Gates||[[Image:Unknown-267483.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Gates-1981 | Gates ]]||Gladys ||1905||||||[[Image:Gates-1981.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Gates-1979 | Gates ]]||Henry ||1897||1915||||[[Image:Gates-1979.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Gates-1978 | Gates ]]||Jones William ||1895-04-29||1961-12-30||Mississippi PVT US Army World War I||[[Image:Gates-1978.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Gates-1976 | Gates ]]||Luther ||1872-09-10||1915-02 ||Until we meet again; Luther Gates, His Wife Eugenia Gates and Family (dates from family)||[[Image:Gates-1976.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Gates-1980 | Gates ]]||Robert Kelly ||1899-09-01||1972-03-11||||[[Image:Gates-1980.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Davis-110209 | Goolsby]]||Nicely ||1842-06-20||1913-10-08||(nee Davis) Wife of Samuel Goolsby (headstone is almost unreadable)||[[Image:Davis-110209.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Gowan-xxx | Gowan ]]||A. J. ||1930-09-08||1997-02-02||Daddy, Pop; I am the resurrection and the life ||[[Image:Gowan-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Gowan-xxx | Gowan ]]||Paul J. ||1951-07-27||1988-07-10||US Army Vietnam||[[Image:Gowan-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Grantham-xxx | Grantham ]]||Enos Homer ||1887-05-10||1922-06-15||Father||[[Image:Grantham-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Grantham-xxx | Grantham ]]||Euree Johnston ||1914-12-18||1992-04-19||[wed] Jan 10, 1948||[[Image:Grantham-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[May-xxx | Grantham ]]||Hattie Thames||1895-10-25||1973-12-01||Mother (nee May)||[[Image:Grantham-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Grantham-xxx | Grantham ]]||J. Aleczander ||2002-03-05||2002-06-28||Our precious angel||[[Image:Grantham-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Landrum-xxx | Grantham ]]||Winnie Landrum||1920-09-18||1999-09-06||[wed] Jan 10, 1948||[[Image:Grantham-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Griffiin-xxx | Griffiin ]]||Danyel S. "Bo Bo" ||1984-09-21||1994-03-05||Daughter||[[Image:Griffiin-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Hall-xxx | Hall ]]||David Aaron ||1938-07-18||1995-08-31||In God's Care; Devoted husband, father, and grandfather||[[Image:Hall-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Hogan-xxx | Hogan ]]||Callie ||1910-03-08||1942-10-17||Wife of H. Hogan (nee Abernathy)||[[Image:Hogan-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Hopkins-xxx | Hopkins ]]||Philip Blane "Hoot" ||1964-11-08||2001-03-06||Our Beloved||[[Image:Hopkins-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Hord-xxx | Hord ]]||Infant ||1945-10-20||1945-10-20||||[[Image:Hord-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Hord-xxx | Hord ]]||Infant ||1932-04-27||1932-04-27||||[[Image:Hord-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Hord-xxx | Hord ]]||John Barton ||||1941-08-21||Missouri MACH MATT ICL US Navy||[[Image:Hord-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[James-xxx | James ]]||Janice B. ||1947-07-19||2008-11-10||||[[Image:James-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Jennings-xxx | Jennings ]]||Alvie F. ||1905-01-18||1929-08-18||OUR SON; On that bright and immortal shore, we shall meet to part no more.||[[Image:Jennings-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Jennings-xxx | Jennings ]]||Geo. W. ||1872-04-10||1948-08-18||FATHER; He is not dead, but sleepeth.||[[Image:Jennings-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Jennings-xxx | Jennings ]]||Louisa V. ||1873-01-11||1960-01-21||MOTHER; She was the sunshine of our home. (nee Varner)||[[Image:Jennings-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Jennings-xxx | Jennings ]]||Marvin M. ||1896-07-29||1973-11-23||Mississippi PVT US Army World War I||[[Image:Jennings-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Jennings-xxx | Jennings ]]||Mary M. ||1833-11-22||1922-10-10||Mother||[[Image:Jennings-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Jennings-xxx | Jennings ]]||Oscar ||1907-05-02||1909-05-11||Son of G. W. & L. Jennings; Gone but not forgotten||[[Image:Jennings-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Jinnings-xxx | Jinnings ]]||Henry L. ||1883-02-13||1900-11-03||In memory of; Son of W. P. & O. E. Jinnings; Asleep in Jesus||[[Image:Jinnings-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Kelso-xxx | Kelso ]]||George S. ||1914-09-06||1990-11-04||FATHER||[[Image:Kelso-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Butler-14815| Kelso ]]||Marilyn B. ||1922-11-19||1970-01-30||(nee Butler) MOTHER||[[Image:Kelso-14815.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Kennedy-23845| Kennedy ]]||Curtis H. ||1922-08-21||1998-01-17||Loving father; God gives us love, something to love he lends us.||[[Image:Kennedy-23845.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Kennedy-23846| Kennedy ]]||David H. Sr. ||1947-05-08||2003-02-23||We love you always; Semper Fi||[[Image:Kennedy-23846.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Layton-587 | Kennedy ]]||Mary Jane ||1865 ||1938||Wife of W. T. Kennedy; A tender mother and a faithful friend. (nee Layton)||[[Image:Layton-587.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Kennedy-5868 | Kennedy ]]||Willoughby T. ||1861||1951 ||Daddy we will meet you ||[[Image:Kennedy-5868.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Overby-1085 | Layton ]]||Aileen O. ||1912-03-11||1992-01-10||(nee Overby) Those whom we love never die, as love as we live to remember.||[[Image:Layton-3984.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Layton-719 | Layton ]]||Ancie Claude ||1910-12-10||1983-04-27||||[[Image:Layton-719.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Layton-3986 | Layton ]]||Billy Joe ||1940-11-10||1959-11-29||||[[Image:Layton-3986.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Layton-4225 | Layton ]]||Clarence ||1905-10-06||1981-01-27||||[[Image:Layton-4225.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Layton-717 | Layton ]]||Ernest C. ||1902-12-10||1932-08-26||Father; Now his labor is done, Now, now the goal is won.||[[Image:Layton-717.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Layton-xxx | Layton ]]||Ernest Ray ||1928-04-21||1995-08-22||HUSBAND; [wed] Aug 13, 1954; S SGT Air Force World War II||[[Image:Layton-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Layton-3982 | Layton ]]||Henry Clifton ||1903-08-15||1986-03-28||||[[Image:Layton-3982.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Layton-xxx | Layton ]]||James L. (L.J.) ||1933-01-18||1994-08-31||In God's Care; Daddy, [wed] June 26, 1957; SGT US Army Korea||[[Image:Layton-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Layton-xxx | Layton ]]||Joe ||1838||1915-01-01||(reported burial, MS DC: 1915-01330) ||[[Image:Layton-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Layton-3985 | Layton ]]||John Henry ||1936-04-20||1998-11-14||[wed] May 30, 1959||[[Image:Layton-3985 .jpg |100px]] |- | [[Layton-4226 | Layton ]]||John Howard ||1930-08-09||2005-08-02||||[[Image:Layton-4226.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Layton-718 | Layton ]]||John P. ||1883-03-27||1948-04-23||||[[Image:Layton-718.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Layton-1494| Layton ]]||John W. ||1893-10-10 ||1916-11-21||'''unmarked''' MS DC: 16-21302||[[Image:Layton-1494.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Padgett-627| Layton ]]||Letha ||1919-07-29||2007-10-26||(nee Padgett)||[[Image:Layton-719.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Rankin-7055 | Layton ]]||Loree Rankin ||1909-09-05||1992-03-23||(nee Rankin)||[[Image:Layton-4225.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Whitaker-1923 | Layton ]]||Adeline ||1880-02-04||1968-06-20||(nee Whitaker) ||[[Image:Whitaker-1923.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Layton-586 | Layton ]]||Mary Jane ||1831-02-01||1912-01-27||(nee Layton) Wife of John Layton||[[Image:Layton-586.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Layton-3743 | Layton ]]||Travis L. ||1941-06-22||2013-01-19||[wed] May 18, 1962 (back lists children & grandchildren) '''pic 1888'''||[[Image:Layton-3743.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Layton-3984 | Layton ]]||W. Clyde ||1908-04-04||1971-01-15||Those whom we love never die, as love as we live to remember.||[[Image:Layton-3984.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Overby-1084 | Layton ]]||Winnie Overby||1906-09-30||1980-06-21||(nee Overby)||[[Image:Layton-3982.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Lazenby-xxx | Lazenby ]]||William D. ||1916-07-21||1922-03-04||Darling we miss you.||[[Image:Lazenby-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Sullivan-5619 | Lee ]]||Betty Sullivan||1941-09-28||2003-09-11||[wed]July 15, 1961; Absent from the body, present with the Lord; Beloved parents of Melonie Varshea Lee Pittman, and Clint Kelly Lee; adoring grandparents of Kody and Houston Pittman ||[[Image:Lee-11269.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Lee-11269 | Lee ]]||Crit Kelly ||1938-07-07||2004-07-09||[wed]July 15, 1961; Absent from the body, present with the Lord; Beloved parents of Melonie Varshea Lee Pittman, and Clint Kelly Lee; adoring grandparents of Kody and Houston Pittman ||[[Image:Lee-11269.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Lee-11272 | Lee ]]||Joe Darryl ||1965-10-08||2007-11-08||Taken by a flight of angels||[[Image:Lee-11272.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Lutrick-xxx | Lutrick ]]||Flora Edwina ||1941-04-14||2007-04-29||(stone does not have obit last name of Hinton)||[[Image:Lutrick-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Mangum-984 | Mangum ]]||Arthur James ||1882-04-08||1964-12-05||||[[Image:Mangum-984.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Parker-51260 | Mangum ]]||Lela Parker||1887-02-03||1970-06-24||(nee Parker) ||[[Image:Mangum-984.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Mason-25029 | Mason ]]||Baby ||1937-10-19||1937-10-19||(Buried between Richard Thomas Mason Sr. with wife, Myra Kate McMurry and their son, Richard Thomas Mason Jr.)||[[Image:Mason-25029.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Permenter-133 | Mason ]]||Della ||1882-04-22||1958-12-10||(nee Permenter) Mother||[[Image:Permenter-133.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Mason-20693 | Mason ]]||Gale ||1919-09-22||1997-11-11||PFC US Army World War II||[[Image:Mason-20693.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Mason-20700 | Mason ]]||Henry Clay ||1914-08-11||1999-11-06||In the hands of God, (MILITARY) PFC US Army World War II||[[Image:Mason-20700.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Mason-13618 | Mason ]]||H. C. ||1876-02-09||1914-08-30||Farewell thy wife and children all. (given name Henry Clay)||[[Image:Mason-13618.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Mason-20698| Mason ]]||Jimmy Gale ||1943-01-12||1980-02-04||||[[Image:Mason-20698.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Mason-5599 | Mason ]]||Monroe Solomon ||1893-06-16||1974-04-10||FATHER||[[Image:Mason-5599.jpg |100px]] |- | [[McMurry-520 | Mason ]]||Myra Kate ||1912-11-02||1978-04-21||(nee McMurry) ||[[Image:Mason-22820.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Mason-25101| Mason ]]||R. K. ||1874-02-28||1916-03-15||At Rest||[[Image:Mason-25101.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Mason-22821 | Mason ]]||Richard T. Jr. ||1940-10-31||1963-07-31||(mil) Louisiana A2C 3766 School SQ AF||[[Image:Mason-22821.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Mason-22820| Mason ]]||Richard Thomas ||1911-04-05||1973-06-14||||[[Image:Mason-22820.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Stewart-47358 | Mason ]]||Wilma Dee ||1919-02-12||2002-07-21||(nee Stewart) (back) Loving mother of Shirley, Jimmy, Betty, Mary, Bobby, Brenda, Thomas, Robert||[[Image:Stewart-47358.jpg |100px]] |- | [[May-xxx | May ]]||Albert F. "Buddy" Jr. ||1907-07-09||1986-05-21||[wed] Aug. 8 1936; Parents of Otho A., Linda F.||[[Image:May-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[May-4331| May ]]||Albert Fount Sr. ||1874-05-27||1943-09-04||At Rest||[[Image:May-4331.jpg |100px]] |- | [[May-3912 | May ]]||Albert Frank ||1900-06-22||1969-09-14||||[[Image:May-3912.jpg |100px]] |- | [[May-xxx | May ]]||Archie Daniel Sr. ||1920-10-23||1991-07-15||[wed] Jan 15, 1950||[[Image:May-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Patrick-1857 | May ]]||Bessie P. ||1888-07-09||1935-03-30||(nee Patrick)||[[Image:Patrick-1857.jpg |100px]] |- | [[May-xxx | May ]]||Doris L. ||1924-09-23||1993-07-25||Wife of Enos H. May (nee Martin) Children David M. May, Dwain W. May, Dale H. May, Debra K. May||[[Image:May-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[May-xxx | May ]]||Earl B. ||1910-02-23||1993-11-25||||[[Image:May-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[May-xxx | May ]]||Edna Grace ||1913-07-14||1983-08-22||Eternal rest.||[[Image:May-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[May-xxx | May ]]||Enos Homer ||1922-05-25||2006-05-14||(nee Foots)||[[Image:May-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Palmer-8345 | May ]]||Gladys P. ||1916-07-10||1999-12-22||(nee Palmer)||[[Image:Palmer-8345.jpg |100px]] |- | [[May-xxx | May ]]||James L. ||1923-01-03||1998-12-27||In Memory of … S1 US Navy World War II||[[Image:May-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[May-5173 | May ]]||James Roy||1921-05-24||2006-05-06||(mil) CPL US Army World War II||[[Image:May-5173.jpg |100px]] |- | [[May-xxx | May ]]||James W. Jr. ||1906-11-19||1969-12-28||The hunter home from the hills.||[[Image:May-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[May-5818| May ]]||James Walter||1896-04-19||1968-06-18||||[[Image:May-5818.jpg |100px]] |- | [[May-3925 | May ]]||J. W. ||1869-02-20||1945-12-12||Rev. (given name James Wilburn)||[[Image:May-3925.jpg |100px]] |- | [[May-xxx | May ]]||Jennifer Anne||1985-06-16||2000-11-28||Daughter; In God's Care||[[Image:May-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[May-xxx | May ]]||Jewel M. ||1915-05-29||2000-09-16||[wed] Aug. 8 1936; Parents of Otho A., Linda F. (nee Miley)||[[Image:May-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Cooper-14625 | May ]]||Lavada Cooper||1901-03-11||1964-05-11||(nee Cooper)||[[Image:Cooper-14625.jpg |100px]] |- | [[May-xxx | May ]]||Lela Mae||1893-02-02||1979-06-14||(nee Gibbons) Children of Mrs. Lela May R.C. -- Lavern, Gloria Jean, Janie Sue, Cherlon Ray||[[Image:May-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[May-3911| May ]]||L. C. Jr. ||1941-02-22||1963-10-20||Your memory is dear to us.||[[Image:May-3911.jpg |100px]] |- | [[May-3910| May ]]||L. C. Sr. ||1919-05-04||1990-04-09||CPL US Army World War II||[[Image:May-3910.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Taylor-24081 | May ]]||Martha T. ||1877-10-16||1906-12-19||(nee Taylor)||[[Image:Taylor-24081.jpg |100px]] |- | [[May-xxx | May ]]||Mary Nell ||1924-04-02||2001-02-14||(wed] Jan 15, 1950||[[Image:May-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Ponder-323 | May ]]||Noma Ponder||1924-10-31||2016-02-24||'''(death date from obit)'''||[[Image:Ponder-323.jpg |100px]] |- | [[May-xxx | May ]]||Ora Shoemaker||1905-12-05||1985-09-29||||[[Image:May-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[May-xxx | May ]]||Phillip Wayne ||1948-01-15||2011-07-22||||[[Image:May-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Benton-1686 | May ]]||Rebecca Ann ||1881-01-20||1917-12-30||(nee Benton) Wife of A.F. May; Children of Mrs. Rebecca Elizabeth May; Hattie, Tommy, Callie, Willoughby, Annie, Salena, A.F. May Jr, Rebecca E, Wincie, Lavell||[[Image:Benton-1686.jpg |100px]] |- | [[May-xxx | May ]]||Robert Nolon ||1933-09-12||1957-10-13||Your memory is dear to us; (mil) Mississippi AA US Navy Korea||[[Image:May-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[May-xxx | May ]]||Rosa J. ||1894-05-19||1898-07-21||Daughter of J. W. & M. I. May||[[Image:May-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[May-xxx | May ]]||Sherlon R. "Dickie" ||1932-05-24||1988-12-29||In Loving Memory [wed] June 25, 1960 ||[[Image:May-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[May-xxx | May ]]||Walter Ray ||1936-04-21||2002-02-13||[wed] Aug 12, 1960; L CPL US Marine Corps||[[Image:May-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[May-xxx | May ]]||William Jonathan ||1953-08-08||1968-11-01||||[[Image:May-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[May-xxx | May ]]||Margie ||1943-01-16||2010-04-07||[wed] Aug 12, 1960; (nee Heggins)||[[Image:May-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[May-xxx | May ]]||Willoughby T. ||1901-01-12||1934-04-25||||[[Image:May-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Moffatt-xxx | Moffatt ]]||Byron L. ||1917-02-11||1999-07-05||[wed] Apr 7, 1940||[[Image:Moffatt-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Moffatt-xxx | Moffatt ]]||Darlene C. ||1923-04-29||1999-11-07||[wed] Apr 7, 1940||[[Image:Moffatt-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Mason-20699| Morgan ]]||Betty Lou Mason||1944-12-26||1998-01-13||(nee Mason) '''NOTE: death date should be 1998-01-14''' We Miss You||[[Image:Mason-20699.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Morgan-xxx | Morgan ]]||Michelle ||1972||1975||||[[Image:Morgan-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Mott-xxx | Mott ]]||Connie Sue ||1947-08-23||2008-02-11||Wed Tommy June 4, 1965||[[Image:Mott-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Muse-367 | Muse ]]||A. D. ||1932-05-13||2000-12-08||DADDY||[[Image:Muse-367.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Muse-366| Muse ]]||Henry C. ||1898-11-02||1961-10-28||Mississippi COX US Navy World War I||[[Image:Muse-366.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Muse-368 | Muse ]]||Joyce Dyian ||1957-02-19||1973-05-08||DAUGHTER||[[Image:Muse-368.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Palmer-8352 | Muse ]]||Mattie Mae ||1902-12-03||1971-11-15||||[[Image:Palmer-8352.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Benton-4037 | Myers ]]||Aline Benton||1915-08-18||1998-10-07||(nee Benton)||[[Image:Myers-25503.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Myers-25503 | Myers ]]||Tally Showse ||1912-10-11||1980-11-03||||[[Image:Myers-25503.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Myrick-1415 | Myrick ]]||Carroll A. ||1927-02-18||2006-01-15||HUSBAND; Beloved PA PA||[[Image:Myrick-1415.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Ellzy-8 | Myrick ]]||Lula Mae ||1927-07-16||2011-11-28|| (nee Ellzy) WIFE; Beloved MA MA (death date from obit)||[[Image:Ellzy-8.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Noland-xxx | Noland ]]||William C. Sr. ||1933-08-06||2001-12-29||Father||[[Image:Noland-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Overby-940 | Overby ]]||Harold Thomas ||1936-09-25||2003-04-02||II Chronicles 7:14||[[Image:Overby-940.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Jones-124091 | Overby ]]||Ina Pat ||1938-07-19||2004-10-30||(nee Jones) Psalm 23||[[Image:Jones-124091.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Price-7312 | Padgett ]]||Doris Inez ||1924-08-10||2014-09-12||(obit) ||[[Image:Padgett-625.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Padgett-626 | Padgett ]]||Infant Son ||1943-09-12||1943-05-12||Infant Son of Mr. and Mrs. Leotis Padgett ||[[Image:Padgett-626.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Padgett-624 | Padgett ]]||John J. ||1899-08-05||1962-04-16||Father||[[Image:Sullivan-5612.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Padgett-625 | Padgett ]]||Leotis ||1922-11-06||2011-07-31||(obit) ||[[Image:Padgett-625.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Sullivan-5612 | Padgett ]]||Mary S. ||1900-01-15||1988-04-25||Mother (nee Sullivan)||[[Image:Sullivan-5612.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Roberts-12168 | Palmer ]]||Annie May ||1911-01-08||1992-01-07||(nee Roberts)||[[Image:Palmer-8343.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Palmer-8346 | Palmer ]]||Cecil ||1924-05-14||1991-12-14||||[[Image:Palmer-8346.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Palmer-8336 | Palmer ]]||Charlene ||1928-07-24||1973-12-10||||[[Image:Palmer-8336.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Palmer-8349 | Palmer ]]||Charlie Aide ||1886-05-10||1965-05-10||||[[Image:Palmer-8349.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Palmer-8335| Palmer ]]||Charlie C. ||1907-06-21||1975-09-25||Gone but not forgotten||[[Image:Palmer-8335.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Palmer-8350 | Palmer ]]||Eugene ||1914-05-24||1978-03-30||The best is yet to be||[[Image:Palmer-8350.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Roberts-12163 | Palmer ]]||Eula Mae ||1900-06-20||1977-12-01||(nee Roberts)||[[Image:Roberts-12163.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Sullivan-5614 | Palmer ]]||Eula S. ||1909-07-07||2001-04-05||(nee Sullivan)||[[Image:Palmer-8335.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Mangum-247 | Palmer ]]||Fannie Mangum||1884||1919||Wife of W. J. Palmer; MOTHER||[[Image:Mangum-247.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Overby-379 | Palmer ]]||Inez O. ||1919-11-26||1984-06-27||Now I am with thee. (nee Overby)||[[Image:Palmer-8350.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Palmer-8351 | Palmer ]]||Infant Son ||1926-10-30||1926-10-30||Infant Son of Charlie & Mary Jane Palmer ||[[Image:Palmer-8351.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Palmer-8344 | Palmer ]]||John D. ||1935-07-31||1999-12-03||In God's care; [wed] July 27, 1962||[[Image:Palmer-8344.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Ponder-267 | Palmer ]]||Malissa ||1864-07-20||1945-10-11||(nee Ponder)||[[Image:Palmer-8339.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Gates-1974 | Palmer ]]||Mary Jane ||1893-01-07||1958-05-12||(nee Gates)||[[Image:Palmer-8349.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Palmer-xxx | Palmer ]]||Sam M. ||1930-07-23||1954-08-20||||[[Image:Palmer-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Palmer-8339 | Palmer ]]||T. J. ||1862-06-22||1940-05-03||||[[Image:Palmer-8339.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Palmer-27722 | Palmer ]]||Thompson ||1894||1915-11-06||MS DC: 15-22814 || |- | [[Palmer-xxx | Palmer ]]||Tommy Joe ||1937||1965-07-15||||[[Image:Palmer-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Palmer-8340 | Palmer ]]||W. J. ||1882-11-26||1952-06-20||W. J. Palmer and family; DADDY||[[Image:Palmer-8340.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Palmer-8337 | Palmer ]]||Wiley T. ||1931-02-10||2009-05-09||Loving Husband, Pop, Unc, and Friend||[[Image:Palmer-8337.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Palmer-8343 | Palmer ]]||William H. ||1902-03-26||1977-12-04||||[[Image:Palmer-8343.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Parker-xxx | Parker ]]||Almeda ||1872-04-22||1949-09-03||Earth has no sorrow that Heaven can't heal.||[[Image:Parker-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Parker-xxx | Parker ]]||Richard ||1850-02-02||1926-10-04||Earth has no sorrow that Heaven can't heal.||[[Image:Parker-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Palmer-8342 | Patterson ]]||Meadie P. ||1906-02-04||1985-09-29||MOTHER (nee Palmer)||[[Image:Patterson-6121.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Patterson-xxx | Patterson ]]||Archie Brown ||1917-11-21||1976-10-20||||[[Image:Patterson-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Patterson-xxx | Patterson ]]||David J. ||1953-07-18||1975-04-18||Gone but not forgotten; [wed] Sept 17, 1971; (back) Parents of Traci & David||[[Image:Patterson-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Patterson-xxx | Patterson ]]||Deborah L. ||1952-04-02||1998-05-01||Gone but not forgotten; [wed] Sept 17, 1971; (back) Parents of Traci & David; (nee May)||[[Image:Patterson-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Patterson-6121 | Patterson ]]||Ingrum C. ||1902-06-09||1989-12-04||FATHER ||[[Image:Patterson-6121.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Patterson-xxx | Patterson ]]||Lorraine Slay||1920-12-27||2006-08-24||||[[Image:Patterson-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Patterson-xxx | Patterson ]]||Jimmy Travis ||1942-10-24||2012-09-06||Beloved husband & father '''pic 209'''||[[Image:Patterson-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Patterson-xxx | Patterson ]]||Walker G. ||1937-12-13||1984-03-17||US Air Force||[[Image:Patterson-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Perkins-xxx | Perkins ]]||Henry M. ||1897-04-18||1966-12-29||Missouri, SGT CO K 70 Infantry, World War I||[[Image:Perkins-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Permenter-143 | Permenter ]]||Joe D. ||1861-12-26||1949-12-11||||[[Image:Permenter-143.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Long-20239| Permenter ]]||Susan M. ||1864-02-28||1941-12-14||(nee Long)||[[Image:Long-20239.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Pinter-xxx | Pinter ]]||Stephanie Lee Ann ||1982-09-19||2008-01-25||'''pic 184''' Loving mother daughter and sister||[[Image:Pinter-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Overby-380 | Ponder ]]||Amanda C. ||1874-02-15||1929-01-05||She was the sunshine of our home. (nee Overby)||[[Image:Overby-380.jpg |100px]] |- | [[May-3924 | Ponder ]]||Annie ||1901-03-14||1993-11-26||(nee May)||[[Image:Ponder-269.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Ponder-272 | Ponder ]]||Clinton Robert ||1898-09-25||1973-10-18||BROTHER||[[Image:Ponder-272.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Layton-720 | Ponder ]]||Colie L. ||1898-03-21||1980-08-16||MOTHER (nee Layton)||[[Image:Ponder-273.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Ponder-276 | Ponder ]]||Delton T. ||1899-11-10||1980-11-30||||[[Image:Ponder-276.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Ponder-270 | Ponder ]]||E. G. Jr. ||1924-03-30||1950-03-11||||[[Image:Ponder-270.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Ponder-269 | Ponder ]]||Ellis G. ||1894-11-30||1977-05-20||||[[Image:Ponder-269.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Ponder-281| Ponder ]]||George T. ||1912-12-01||1986-06-20||SM2 US Navy World War II||[[Image:Ponder-281.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Ponder-280 | Ponder ]]||L. E. ||1923-03-22||2008-06-01||(Double Headstone with Josette Neri, b. Dec 13 1924)||[[Image:Ponder-280.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Ponder-275 | Ponder ]]||L. Ray ||1930-07-13||1984-04-17||||[[Image:Ponder-275.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Ponder-273 | Ponder ]]||Lee J. ||1896-07-12||1972-06-05||FATHER||[[Image:Ponder-273.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Ponder-271 | Ponder ]]||Lela E. ||1915-08-07||1917-10-27||Budded on earth to bloom in Heaven.||[[Image:Ponder-271.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Ponder-274 | Ponder ]]||O'Neal ||1927-11-02||1978-10-20||||[[Image:Ponder-274.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Duck-169 | Ponder ]]||Polly A. ||1899-03-01||1976-08-11||(nee Duck)||[[Image:Ponder-276.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Benton-1544 | Ponder ]]||Thelma B. ||1914-02-27||2004-03-11||(nee Benton) ||[[Image:Benton-1544.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Ponder-278 | Ponder ]]||Thomas Herbert ||1929-08-26||1930-12-18||||[[Image:Ponder-278.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Ponder-268 | Ponder ]]||Thomas J. ||1862-06-17||1943-04-12||God's finger touched him and he slept.||[[Image:Ponder-268.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Ponder-277 | Ponder ]]||Willie Mae ||1932-02-11||1932-02-12||Sleep on sweet babe and take thy rest. Got called thee home. He thought it best.||[[Image:Ponder-277.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Young-13808 | Ponder ]]||Wilma Y. ||1933-02-08||2011-10-04 ||(nee Young) '''(death date from obit)''' ||[[Image:Ponder-275.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Poturny-xxx | Poturny ]]||Melinda Ann ||1958-01-22||1996-09-23||||[[Image:Poturny-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Prine-xxx | Prine ]]||Chester Thompson ||1907-09-23||1908-05-05||Son of E. P. & M. R. Prine||[[Image:Prine-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Prine-xxx | Prine ]]||Eugene Preston ||1886-12-28||1957-11-23||Gone but not forgotten||[[Image:Prine-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Prine-xxx | Prine ]]||Margaret Jennings||1876-01-07||1958-03-23||Asleep in Jesus||[[Image:Prine-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Purser-xxx | Purser ]]||Ricky R. II ||1983-04-16||2002-02-24||(2 markers)||[[Image:Purser-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Raitman-xxx | Raitman ]]||Vera Mae ||1912-01-26||1996-10-17||||[[Image:Raitman-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Rankin-xxx | Rankin ]]||Anna L. ||1879-04-06||1952-03-18||Gone but not forgotten.||[[Image:Rankin-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[May-5175| Rankin ]]||Darlene May||1958-09-05||2007-08-18||(nee May)||[[Image:May-5175.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Rankin-7054 | Rankin ]]||David J. ||1872-11-25||1956-08-22||||[[Image:Rankin-7054.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Rankin-xxx | Rankin ]]||Earnest ||1898-07-17||1966-09-21||||[[Image:Rankin-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Rankin-xxx | Rankin ]]||James Earnest ||1922-05-01||1923-12-17||Our darling baby; Son of Mr. & Mrs. J. E. Rankin; Asleep in Jesus||[[Image:Rankin-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Rankin-xxx | Rankin ]]||James ||1920-02-20||2004-10-01||||[[Image:Rankin-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Rankin-xxx | Rankin ]]||Lillian ||1902-02-24||1979-01-05||(nee May)||[[Image:Rankin-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[McClendon-1514 | Rankin ]]||Louie M. ||1885-06-09||1963-11-17||(nee McClendon)||[[Image:McClendon-1514.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Rankin-xxx | Rankin ]]||Mary E. ||1935-02-28||2002-09-07||Grace was in her steps Heaven in her eyes in every gesture dignity and love.||[[Image:Rankin-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Rankin-1902 | Rankin ]]||Mary L. ||1926-06-28||1926-06-28||||[[Image:Rankin-1902.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Rankin-1901 | Rankin ]]||Myrtis ||1914-08-19||1915-11-21||||[[Image:Rankin-1901.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Rankin-xxx | Rankin ]]||Troy E. ||1927-05-25||2008-06-03||PAPAW; PFC US Army World War II||[[Image:Rankin-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Rayborn-xxx | Rayborn ]]||Hazel D. ||1920-08-05||1995-01-01||Mama||[[Image:Rayborn-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Rayborn-xxx | Rayborn ]]||Jack ||1902-04-02||1970-11-03||Daddy||[[Image:Rayborn-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Riels-2| Riels ]]||J. L. ||1926-03-24||2009-05-07||||[[Image:Riels-2.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Sullivan-5613 | Riels ]]||Janie S. ||1904-03-12||1985-06-22||(nee Sullivan)||[[Image:Riels-3.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Riels-3| Riels ]]||Luther Loranzie ||1904-12-18||1983-12-15||||[[Image:Riels-3.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Unknown-267242 | Riels ]]||Mattie D. ||1926-01-03||1985-07-31||||[[Image:Riels-2.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Runnels-262 | Roberts ]]||Bamma ||1875||1940||(nee Runnels)||[[Image:Runnels-262.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Roberts-12170 | Roberts ]]||Burkett ||1895-11-24||1968-12-06||Beloved grandfather||[[Image:Roberts-12170.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Roberts-12171 | Roberts ]]||Eddie ||1900-03-16||1962-09-30||||[[Image:Roberts-12171.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Roberts-12169 | Roberts ]]||Pete ||1870||1936||||[[Image:Roberts-12169.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Kennedy-6518 | Ross ]]||Alta Jane ||1889-11-06||1959-12-13||MOTHER; Sweet Peace (nee Kennedy)||[[Image:Kennedy-6518-1.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Ross-7355 | Ross ]]||William David ||1909-09-27||1957-05-02||Mississippi SFC 8010 Trans Mil RY SVC World War II||[[Image:Ross-7355.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Ross-7354 | Ross ]]||William Thomas ||1876||1934||FATHER; At rest||[[Image:Ross-7354.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Rushing-xxx | Rushing ]]||Danyel ||1984-09-21||1994-03-05||||[[Image:Rushing-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Russell-xxx | Russell ]]||Maggie ||1905||1907||Daughter of M. M. & Annie Russell||[[Image:Russell-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Russell-xxx | Russell ]]||Ola ||1903||1903||Daughter of M. M. & Annie Russell||[[Image:Russell-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Sanderford-xxx | Sanderford ]]||Carrie Leona May||1908-09-23||1998-09-15||Mama Our Rock||[[Image:Sanderford-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Sanderford-xxx | Sanderford ]]||Lola ||1914-01||1946-09||We will meet again. (nee May)||[[Image:Sanderford-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Schoonover-xxx | Schoonover ]]||Martha Rankin||1933-02-09||1998-02-06||MOTHER||[[Image:Schoonover-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Shotts-xxx | Shotts ]]||Francis ||1898||1939||Rest in Peace.||[[Image:Shotts-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Shotts-xxx | Shotts ]]||Otis K. ||1892-05-11||1947-10-29||Mississippi; PVT Medical Department World War I||[[Image:Shotts-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Shows-xxx | Shows ]]||Fred M. ||1942-10-13||1986-02-13||Together Forever||[[Image:Shows-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Palmer-8341| Smith ]]||Emma ||1889-03-14||1963-03-13||(nee Palmer)||[[Image:Palmer-8341.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Fox-5623 | Smith ]]||Annie Lee ||1920-08-26||2009-03-26||MOTHER (nee Fox)||[[Image:Fox-5623.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Dukes-2082 | Smith ]]||Clara M. ||1903-01-06||1998-04-29||(nee Dukes) At rest with Jesus||[[Image:Smith-267650.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Smith-xxx | Smith ]]||Claude ||1925-06-02||1982-07-19||FATHER; If love could have saved him, he would never have died.; PVT US Army World War II||[[Image:Smith-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Kennedy-15109| Smith ]]||Curlane R. ||1943-04-03||2008-10-28||Mother [wed] Nov 18, 1962 (nee Kennedy)||[[Image:Kennedy-15109.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Smith-267650 | Smith ]]||Ed ||1898-08-15||1979-10-12||Gone to live with Jesus but not forgotten||[[Image:Smith-267650.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Smith-76427 | Smith ]]||Ezra Hays ||1918-06-23||1994-01-20||FATHER; PFC US Army World War II||[[Image:Smith-76427.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Smith-76426 | Smith ]]||Jeff ||1922-10-08||1922-10-08||MS DC: 22-16954 |- | [[Smith-76426 | Smith ]]||Jefferson L. ||1889-08-10||1944-12-02||Gone but not forgotten.||[[Image:Smith-76426.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Smith-193739 | Smith ]]||Kiley T. ||1907-10-08||1953-05-13||Asleep in Jesus. ||[[Image:Smith-193739 .jpg |100px]] |- | [[Smith-xxx | Smith ]]||Lloyd D. ||1964-08-12||2001-11-23||Loving Husband; In God's care.||[[Image:Smith-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Smith-267649 | Smith ]]||Nathan J. ||1937-09-12||1993-08-19||Father [wed] Nov 18, 1962||[[Image:Smith-267649.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Smith-76428 | Smith ]]||Roger Dale ||1948-12-23||2014-06-23||(Obit) ||[[Image:Smith-76428.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Blackwell-6074| Smith ]]||Ruby B. ||1910-08-25||1959-01-27||(nee Blackwell) Asleep in Jesus. ||[[Image:Blackwell-6074.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Layton-716 | Sullivan ]]||Ada Layton ||1905-05-12||1936-01-25||||[[Image:Sullivan-5627.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Sullivan-5617| Sullivan ]]||Albert J. ||1916-08-21||1998-11-29||Pop, Gone but not forgotten ||[[Image:Sullivan-5617.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Sullivan-5623| Sullivan ]]||Billy Carol ||1937-07-09||2011-08-27||Beloved husband and father; Our Father who art in Heaven ||[[Image:Sullivan-5623.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Grubbs-398 | Sullivan ]]||Clariece ||1936-12-03||2005-04-01||[wed] Feb 9, 1957; Mama; (nee Grubbs)||[[Image:Grubbs-398.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Crain-401 | Sullivan ]]||Corene C. ||1920-09-02||2009-01-08||[wed] Nov 20, 1937 (back); (nee Crain)||[[Image:Sullivan-5616.jpg |100px]] |- | [[May-3909 | Sullivan ]]||Deanie Layton ||1910-02-14||1983-02-13||Mother; Now her labor's is done! Now, now the goal is won. (nee May) ||[[Image:May-3909.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Sullivan-5622 | Sullivan ]]||Debora Lynn ||1959-09-30||1978-11-14||In God's Care ||[[Image:Sullivan-5622.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Abernathy-962 | Sullivan ]]||Fannie ||1878-02-20||1965-12-22||Mother (nee Abernathy)||[[Image:Abernathy-962.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Unknown-267255 | Sullivan ]]||Gussie B. ||1923-07-15||1959-09-10||Mother, In God's Care '''(LNAB unknown) ||[[Image:Unknown-267255.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Sullivan-5626| Sullivan ]]||Jack Sr. ||1921-09-21||1990-05-21||[wed] Nov 8, 1958; Daddy, Gone but not forgotten; US Army World War II||[[Image:Sullivan-5626.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Sullivan-5621| Sullivan ]]||James "Blue"||1930-04-27||2013-08-23||[wed] Feb 9, 1957, Daddy |||[[Image:Sullivan-5621-1.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Sullivan-7072| Sullivan ]]||James E. ||1961-01-31||2015-05-09||'''(obit only, need photo)''' ||[[Image:Sullivan-7072.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Unknown-267267 | Sullivan ]]||Lottie M. ||1914-05-10||1972-09-05||Your memory is dear to us||[[Image:Sullivan-5615.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Sullivan-5627 | Sullivan ]]||Luther Hays ||1907-04-09||1990-07-27||||[[Image:Sullivan-5627.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Boleware-1| Sullivan ]]||Nola B. ||1904-04-29||1982-12-08||(nee Boleware)||[[Image:Sullivan-5611-1.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Sullivan-5616| Sullivan ]]||R. T. Jr ||1914-05-10||1993-09-17||[wed] Nov 20, 1937 (back)||[[Image:Sullivan-5616.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Sullivan-5615 | Sullivan ]]||Robert L. ||1911-12-24||2000-10-08||||[[Image:Sullivan-5615.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Sullivan-5610 | Sullivan ]]||Rufus T. ||1877-08-24||1947-03-18||He is not dead, but sleepeth.||[[Image:Sullivan-5610.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Sullivan-5620 | Sullivan ]]||Tyna Rea||1923-02-28||2014-07-14||Precious Lord take my hand. ||[[Image:Sullivan-5620-1.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Sullivan-5628 | Sullivan ]]||William Nelson ||1949-11-18||2006-02-11||Father; We will meet again and all be together; [wed] Oct. 18, 1968; Children Tanya, Betina; Grandchildren Zak, Zoie, Sadee, Gunner||[[Image:Sullivan-5628.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Sullivan-5611| Sullivan ]]||Willie ||1898-11-26||1984-07-25||(given name James William)||[[Image:Sullivan-5611-1.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Sullivan-11293| Sullivan ]]||Woodrow ||1919||1935-02-17||'''(no headstone found; found obituary)'''|| |- | [[Warren-23674 | Taylor ]]||Annie W. ||1923-03-08||19920-8-25||{nee Warren) [wed] Oct 2, 1945; At rest||[[Image:Taylor-24074.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Taylor-24080 | Taylor ]]||Jim ||1875-08-06||1930-08-18||||[[Image:Taylor-24080.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Layton-721| Taylor ]]||Louise ||||||Love Mama Louise Taylor Maggie & Nelson (nee Layton) ||[[Image:Layton-721.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Layton-722 | Taylor ]]||Sally ||1878-10-24||1932-03-04||(nee Layton)||[[Image:Taylor-24080.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Taylor-24076 | Taylor ]]||Thelma ||1921-03-10||1979-07||(death date from SSDi)||[[Image:Taylor-24076.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Butler-7488 | Taylor ]]||Virginia ||1881-04-03||1965-12-29||At rest (nee Butler)||[[Image:Taylor-24075.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Taylor-24074 | Taylor ]]||William C. ||1916-11-20||2008-05-29||[wed] Oct 2, 1945; At rest||[[Image:Taylor-24074.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Taylor-24075 | Taylor ]]||William ||1877-03-17||1953-12-03||Sweetly sleeping||[[Image:Taylor-24075.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Thames-xxx | Thames ]]||Franklin Delano ||1935-01-05||2007-12-28||Together Forever, Beloved Daddy (Mississippi Highway Patrol)||[[Image:Thames-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Winningham-60 | Thames ]]||Maggie Mae ||1919-10-06||2014-12-14||Mother; [wed] Jan 31, 1960 (death date from obit)(nee Winningham)||[[Image:Thames-266.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Thames-266 | Thames ]]||William C. "Dub" ||1903-04-25||1999-02-01||Father; [wed] Jan 31, 1960||[[Image:Thames-266.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Thompson-xxx | Thompson ]]||Fount ||1888-09-01||1891-09-08||||[[Image:Thompson-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Palmer-8348 | Thompson ]]||Gusta ||1884-02-18||1963-08-13||(nee Palmer) ||[[Image:Palmer-8348.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Thompson-84783 | Thompson ]]||James A. ||1886-08-14||1947-05-02||They died as they lived, Christians. ||[[Image:Thompson-84783.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Thompson-84778 | Thompson ]]||James N. ||1858-03-06||1930-12-08||||[[Image:Thompson-84778.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Thompson-19916 | Thompson ]]||Joe ||1881||1941||||[[Image:Thompson-19916.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Gates-8479 | Thompson ]]||Maggie G. ||1896-08-24||1950-09-08||(nee Gates) They died as they lived, Christians.||[[Image:Thompson-84783.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Thompson-19917 | Thompson ]]||R. T. ||1911-02-09||1990-05-03||||[[Image:Thompson-19917.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Layton-3978 | Thompson ]]||Sarah L. ||1859-04-25||1900-03-07||(nee Layton)||[[Image:Thompson-84778.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Toney-xxx | Toney ]]||Charlie M. ||1879-06-23||1950-10-09||Gone but not forgotten.||[[Image:Toney-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Toney-xxx | Toney ]]||Estell ||1876-01-16||1927-07-07||(nee Prine) Gone home to die no more. ||[[Image:Toney-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Tucker-xxx | Tucker ]]||Grace O. ||1912-02-16||1976-02-06||(nee May)||[[Image:Tucker-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Tucker-xxx | Tucker ]]||Lewis V. ||1909-09-10||1998-04-14||||[[Image:Tucker-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Palmer-8347 | Tucker ]]||Willie Alice May||1922-08-18||2013-04-08||(nee Palmer) ||[[Image:Palmer-8347.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Turnbow-xxx | Turnbow ]]||Colon J. ||1927-05-27||||Father ||[[Image:Turnbow-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Padgett-1484 | Turnbow ]]||Lillie F. ||1932-01-30|| ||(nee Padgett) Mother ||[[Image:Padgett-1484.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Turnbow-xxx | Turnbow ]] ||Jerry Glenn ||1959-10-26||1988-01-19||||[[Image:Turnbow-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Turnbow-xxx | Turnbow ]]||Randy ||1954-08-11||2004-07-12||||[[Image:Turnbow-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Unknown-xxx | Unknown ]]||Infant ||1929-01-19||1929-01-19||||[[Image:Unknown-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Unknown-xxx | Unknown ]]||Infant ||1923-09-28||1923-09-28||||[[Image:Unknown-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Unknown-xxx | Unknown ]]||Sable ||1988-06-21||2004-10-24||Sable Loved and Loving ||[[Image:Unknown-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Warren-19589| Warren ]]||Dennis T. ||1916-12-17||1996-04-02||FATHER||[[Image:Warren-19589.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Warren-xxx | Warren ]]||Eulma ||1923-08-31||1996-12-27||MOTHER ||[[Image:Warren-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Welch-xxx | Welch ]]||Gary H. ||1944-09-26||2002-06-29||Beloved son, father, and grandfather||[[Image:Welch-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Welch-xxx | Welch ]]||John Timothy ||1921-11-27||1924-05-12||||[[Image:Welch-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Wells-8002 | Wells ]]||Chester C. ||1903-08-08||1985-03-11||||[[Image:Wells-8002.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Gates-1982 | Wells ]]||Ona ||1906-04-06||1955-09-18||(nee Gates)||[[Image:Wells-8002.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Gates-1984 | White ]]||Geneva ||1909-11-10||1969-12-01||(nee Gates)||[[Image:White-21195.jpg |100px]] |- | [[White-21195 | White ]]||Robert G. ||1899-01-17||1957-02-10||||[[Image:White-21195.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Whitfield-xxx | Whitfield ]]||Connie Seay ||1915-06-04||1988-11-04||Beyond the sunset; [wed] Dec 24, 1937; T SGT US Army World War II||[[Image:Whitfield-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Whitfield-xxx | Whitfield ]]||Lillian Ellen ||1919-02-16||2008-02-21||Beyond the sunset; [wed] Dec 24, 1937 (nee Albritton)||[[Image:Whitfield-xxx.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Palmer-8334 | Winningham ]]||Ader ||1892-04-10||1969-08-25||Mrs W. H. (Ader) (nee Palmer)||[[Image:Palmer-8334.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Winningham-70 | Winningham ]]||Charles A. "Chuck" ||1969-07-28||1991-01-02||In loving memory of our dear son and brother.||[[Image:Winningham-70.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Winningham-71 | Winningham ]]||Charles A. ||1964-01-30||1999-07-24||Beloved son; Loving father & brother||[[Image:Winningham-71.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Winningham-61 | Winningham ]]||Cleveland (Jack) ||1911-07-16||1995-02-12||[wed] Feb 6, 1935||[[Image:Winningham-61.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Ladner-1050 | Winningham ]]||Donzie G. Ladner||1935-03-19||1994-04-24||Only God could love you more.||[[Image:Ladner-1050.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Unknown-267210 | Winningham ]]||Doris Jean ||1930-03-20||1997-09-24||[wed] Dec 17, 1949||[[Image:Winningham-66.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Winningham-68 | Winningham ]]||Infant Daughter ||1935-12-24||1935-12-24||Infant Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. W. C. Winningham ||[[Image:Winningham-68.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Winningham-72 | Winningham ]]||James C. ||1969-12-31||2006-12-15||(FHM)||[[Image:Winningham-72.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Winningham-63 | Winningham ]]||James H. ||1914-05-14||1962-06-26||||[[Image:Winningham-63.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Winningham-69 | Winningham ]]||James H. ||1840-07-02||1923-11-17||CO. B, 2 Miss, CAV C.S.A.||[[Image:Winningham-69.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Thames-267 | Winningham ]]||Jimmie Thames||1926-03-06||1999-09-07||Mother; May the love of these two live on through the lives of our children. [wed] July 17, 1943||[[Image:Winningham-65.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Winningham-64 | Winningham ]]||Johnnie B. ||1922-01-06||2000-03-20||Father; [wed]June 9, 1952; TEC 5 US Army World War II||[[Image:Winningham-64.jpg |100px]] |- | [[Winningham-66 | Winningham ]]||L. 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[[Category:One Name Studies]] [[Category: Poppitt Name Study]] __NOTOC__ ==About the Project== {{GOONS Sticker|Poppitt}} The Poppitt Name Study project serves as a collaborative platform to collect information on the [https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/Poppitt Poppitt] name. The hope is that other researchers like you will [[#How to Join|join the study]] to help make it a valuable reference point for other genealogists who are researching or have an interest in the Poppitt name. As a One Name Study, this project is not limited to persons who are related biologically. Individual [[#Research_Pages|studies]] can be used to branch out the research into specific methods and areas of interest, such as geographically (England Poppitt's), by time period (18th Century Poppitt's), or by topic (Poppitt DNA, Poppitt Occupations, Poppitt Statistics). These studies may also include a number of family branches which have no immediate link with each other. Some researchers may even be motivated to go beyond the profile identification and research stage to compile fully sourced, single-family histories of some of the families they discover through this name study project. ''Also see the [[#Related Surnames and Surname Variants|related surnames and surname variants]].'' Please also see Guild of One Name Studies - 'Poppitt' https://one-name.org (accessed 9 Feb 2024). {{Image|file=Poppitt_Name_Study-1.png |caption=Poppitts and Friends in Gnossall Staffordshire 1926 }} ==How to Join== To join the Poppitt Name Study, first start out by browsing our current [[#Research_Pages|research pages]] to see if there is a specific study ongoing that fits your interests. If so, feel free to add your name to the Membership list below, post an introduction comment on the specific team page, and then dive right in! If a [[#Research_Pages|research page]] does not yet exist for your particular area of interest, please contact the '''Name Study Coordinator: [[Poppitt-1|Michael Poppitt]]''' for assistance. {{Member|ONS|name=Poppitt}} Once you are ready to go, you can also show your project affiliation with the ONS Member Sticker: {{Member|ONS|name=Poppitt}} {{Clear}} ==Research Pages== {{GOONS Sticker|Poppitt}} Here are some of the current research pages included in the study. I'll be working on them, and could use your help! :Guild of One Name Studies https://one-name.org/Results (accessed 22 Feb 2024). :Poppitt One-Name Study :Study details Study: Poppitt :Variants: Popet, Popett, Popit, Popitt, Poppet, Poppett, Poppit :Category: 1 - A study where research using core genealogical datasets and transcriptions is in its early stages. :Contact: Mr [[Poppitt-1|Michael Poppitt]] For example, Global Marriages search results - :18 May 1903 POPPITT James THATCHER Sarah Garland Swindon St Mark ENGLAND :07 Jul 1906 POPPITT Howard DENTON Beatrice Lilian St Michael & All Angels, Stoke Newington ENGLAND Michael Poppitt Info https://one-name.org/global-marriages-search-results/?surname=Poppitt (accessed 22 Feb 2024). === Poppett Name origins ===
"We believe that the surname came originally from PEPPITT, on which we are able to provide the following historicaland heraldic information taken from bibliographic source of Araldicus. This last name PEPPITT was introduced into England from the Old French name PEPIS, brought into England by the Normans, probably during the invasion of 1066. It is of uncertain origin, perhaps, primarily a byname meaning 'Terrible, Awe-inspiring, from a root BIB, to tremble'":Poppitt -
"Over the centuries the name Poppitt may have had many changes and the present form, according to our studies, appears to be different from the original. It is important to realize that the name may have gone through dialect variations, contractions, shortened forms of the original one, lenitions, errors due to incorrect transcriptions and voluntary changes. Therefore we believe that the surname came originally from PEPPITT, on which we are able to provide the following historicaland heraldic information taken from bibliographic source of Araldicus. This Last Name PEPPITT was introduced into England from the Old French name PEPIS, brought into England by the Normans, probably during the Invasion of 1066. It is of uncertain origin, perhaps, primarily a byname meaning 'Terrible, Awe-inspiring, from a root BIB, to tremble'..."(text supplied by Michael Poppitt 2023).:Another theory of the 'Poppet' name origin -
"Probably from a lost or unidentified place named from Old English pūca ‘goblin’ + pytt ‘pit’ which also underlies Poppets in Harting (Sussex) and Poppets Hill in Stoke Talmage (Oxon). Source: The Oxford Dictionary of Family Names in Britain and Ireland, 2016":A theory of the 'Popeth' name origin from the 'English-Welsh' borders area is from the phrase 'pob beth' meaning 'everything'. ==== Peppett Name Origins ==== "Recorded as Pepys, Pepis, Pepin, Peaple, People, Pepall, Pepil, Pippin, Peppiatt, Peppett, Pippett, Pipet, Pipitt and others, this is a surname of French origins. It is derived from the pre7th century Old French personal names "Pepis or Pepin", introduced into England by the Normans after the Conquest of 1066, or possibly as well at the time of Hugunots in the 16th and 17th centuries, as refugee name. The personal name is of uncertain origin, but may have originally been a personal name Pep or Pip meaning awe-inspiring. The personal name was borne by several Frankish Kings, most notable Pepin le Bref, father of Charlemagne, and the name remained popular throughout the Middle Ages. The name development includes Richard Pepis of Cambridge in 1273, Hawis Pepell of Yorkshire in 1301 and Robert Pepit at St Mary Aldermary, in the city of London in 1624. Jeremiah Peaple and Clara Perry married on March 25th 1863, and of Septimus People and Hannah Mattock on March 29th 1863, both at St. Pancras, Old Church. The first recorded spelling of the family name is shown to be that of Ralph Henry Pipin, which was dated 1086, in the Domesday Book of Leicestershire, during the reign of King William 1st, known as "The Conqueror", 1066 - 1087. Surnames became necessary when governments introduced personal taxation. In England this was known as Poll Tax. Throughout the centuries, surnames in every country have continued to "develop" often leading to astonishing variants of the original spelling." https://www.surnamedb.com/Surname/Peppett (accessed 9 Oct 2023). ==== Puplett Name Origins ==== :"Puplett Name Meaning ... from Middle English popelot a double diminutive of Anglo-Norman French puppe poppe 'doll' (Old French poupee 'doll girl')" https://www.ancestry.com/name-origin?surname=puplett (accessed 8 Oct 2023). :"Puplett History, Family Crest & Coats of Arms Origins Available: England England Early Origins of the Puplett family The surname Puplett was first found in Yorkshire where they held a family seat as Lords of the Manor. The Saxon influence of English history diminished after the Battle of Hastings in 1066. The language of the courts was French for the next three centuries and the Norman ambience prevailed. But Saxon surnames survived and the family name was first referenced in the 13th century when they held estates in that shire." https://www.houseofnames.com/puplett-family-crest (accessed 8 Oct 2023). ==== Papet Name Origins ==== 'Papet' is reported to mean grandfather in some French dialects https://www.namespedia.com/details/Papet (accessed 17 Oct 2023). In some German dialects 'Papet' is reported to mean [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope Pope] https://www.familysearch.org/en/surname?surname=PAPET (accessed 17 Oct 2023). === Early Poppits, Poppets, etc. === ==== Yorkshire ==== {{England Sticker|Yorkshire}} There is a 1241 record of a Popit in Yorkshire (source 'findmypast' Yorkshire registers). There is an early reference to a Rogerus Popet and a Willeimus Popet in Middleton Rothwell Yorkshire in the 1379 Subsidy Roll (Poll Tax) Record. :Alis Pebbit married Matthew Michell in 1666 in Thornhill "England Marriages, 1538–1973", database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:NF7G-R47 : 13 March 2020), Alis Pebbit in entry for Matthew Michell, 1666. (accessed 14 Sep 2023). :William Papit b.1688 Wath (son of William Papit) "England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:JQGC-JWY : 5 February 2023), William Papit, 1688. (accessed 12 Sep 2023). ==== Cambridgeshire ==== {{England Sticker|Cambridgeshire}} :Thomas Pepys b.1389 Cottonham, Cambridge https://www.ancestry.co.uk/family-tree/pt/RequestTreeAccess.aspx?tid=34098042&pid=18781705685 (accessed 29 Aug 2023) :Robert Pepis (Pepys) b.c.1440 Cottonham, Cambridge https://www.familysearch.org/tree/pedigree/landscape/LHQ3-TQX (accessed 23 Aug 2023). :William Pepys 1464-1519, m. Margaret Whinston (Cottonham) :William Pepys 1494-1542 m.Alice Smith 1502-41 (Cottonham) :Robert Pepys 1528-1611 m.Elizabeth Rychardson (Cottonham) "England Marriages, 1538–1973", database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:NVC2-JM5 : 12 March 2020), Robert Pepis, 1574. (accessed 23 Aug 2023), "England Deaths and Burials, 1538-1991", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:JCSF-R8H : 11 April 2023), Robert Pepys, 1611. (accessed 23 Aug 2023). ==== Somerset ==== {{England Sticker|Somerset}} ===== Evercreech ===== There was a large Poppet/ Pippett/ Peppett family in Evercreech Somerset from the early 1500's. For example, :William Peppett b.1509 (m. Joan Lane b.1513) https://www.ancestry.co.uk/search/?name=william_peppet&event=_somerset-england-united+kingdom_5283&birth=1509&name_x=1_s "William Peppett Spouse Joan Peppett (maiden name unknown) Children xxxxxx Birth 1509" (accessed 20 Aug 2023). :Raffe Pippet b.1517 https://www.ancestry.co.uk/search/?name=raffe_pippet&event=_somerset-england-united+kingdom_5283&birth=1516&name_x=1_s "Matching Person details Spouse RALPH (RAFFE) PIPPET Children xxxxxx Birth 1517 Death xxxx Residence Somerset, England" (accessed 20 Aug 2023). :Raffe Pippett d.1540 Somerset : Evercreech : St Peter : Parish Register : "Parish Register" database, FreeREG (https://www.freereg.org.uk/search_records/5818de6be93790ec75b91e3d : viewed 7 Jul 2023) burial Raffe Pippett 30 Sep 1540 :Raffe Pippett b.1541 Somerset : Evercreech : St Peter : Parish Register : "Parish Register" database, FreeREG (https://www.freereg.org.uk/search_records/58184b10e93790eca3d3dca6 : viewed 4 Jul 2023) baptism Raffe Pippett 12 Dec 1541. :Thomas Peppet b.1542 Baltonsborough Somerset : Baltonsborough : St Dunstan : Parish Register : "Parish Register" database, FreeREG (https://www.freereg.org.uk/search_records/5818618fe93790eca3fe0499 : viewed 20 Aug 2023) baptism Thomas Pipett 20 Mar 1542/3 :Raffe Pippett d.1543Somerset : Evercreech : St Peter : Parish Register : "Parish Register" database, FreeREG (https://www.freereg.org.uk/search_records/5818de6ce93790ec75b91e6f : viewed 7 Jul 2023) burial Raffe Pippett * * 1543/4 :Alice Peppett b.1547 Somerset : Evercreech : St Peter : : "Parish Register" database, FreeREG (https://www.freereg.org.uk/search_records/58184af9e93790eca3d3b5ba : viewed 10 Jul 2023) baptism Alice Peppett 12 Nov 1547 :John Peppett b.1549 Somerset : Evercreech : St Peter : Parish Register : "Parish Register" database, FreeREG (https://www.freereg.org.uk/search_records/58184aa4e93790eca3d3082a : viewed 4 Jul 2023) baptism John Peppett 06 Feb 1549/50. :Elizabeth Pippett b.1553 Somerset : Evercreech : St Peter : Parish Register : "Parish Register" database, FreeREG (https://www.freereg.org.uk/search_records/58184aa5e93790eca3d308be : viewed 10 Jul 2023) baptism Elizabeth Pippett 1 Sep 1553. :William Peppett b.1554 Somerset : Evercreech : St Peter : Parish Register : "Parish Register" database, FreeREG (https://www.freereg.org.uk/search_records/58184aa5e93790eca3d308e0 : viewed 10 Jul 2023) baptism Willm Peppett 24 Jul 1554. :Elinore Peppett b.1555 Somerset : Evercreech : St Peter : Parish Register : "Parish Register" database, FreeREG (https://www.freereg.org.uk/search_records/58184aa5e93790eca3d30927 : viewed 10 Jul 2023) baptism Elinore Peppett 29 Nov 1555 :John Peppett b.1556 Somerset : Evercreech : St Peter : Parish Register : "Parish Register" database, FreeREG (https://www.freereg.org.uk/search_records/58184aa5e93790eca3d3093e : viewed 10 Jul 2023) baptism John Peppett 14 Jul 1556 :Elizabeth Peppett b.1558 Somerset : Evercreech : St Peter : Parish Register : "Parish Register" database, FreeREG (https://www.freereg.org.uk/search_records/58184aa6e93790eca3d30996 : viewed 10 Jul 2023) baptism Elizabeth Peppett 04 Feb 1558/9 :Izate Peppett b.1560Somerset : Evercreech : St Peter : Parish Register : "Parish Register" database, FreeREG (https://www.freereg.org.uk/search_records/58184aa6e93790eca3d309bf : viewed 10 Jul 2023) baptism Izate Peppett 03 Sep 1560 :Raffe Pippett d.1561Somerset : Evercreech : St Peter : Parish Register : "Parish Register" database, FreeREG (https://www.freereg.org.uk/search_records/5818de6ee93790ec75b9208b : viewed 7 Jul 2023) burial Raffe Pippett 26 Dec 1561. :Jone Pippett b.1563 Somerset : Evercreech : St Peter : Parish Register : "Parish Register" database, FreeREG (https://www.freereg.org.uk/search_records/58184aa6e93790eca3d30a68 : viewed 10 Jul 2023) baptism Jone Pippett 25 Feb 1563/4. :John Peppett b.1564 Somerset : Evercreech : St Peter : Parish Register : "Parish Register" database, FreeREG (https://www.freereg.org.uk/search_records/58184aa7e93790eca3d30a9c : viewed 10 Jul 2023) baptism John Peppett 30 Dec 1564. :Jone Peppett b.1567 Somerset : Evercreech : St Peter : Parish Register : "Parish Register" database, FreeREG (https://www.freereg.org.uk/search_records/58184aa7e93790eca3d30af2 : viewed 10 Jul 2023) baptism Jone Peppett 04 May 1567. :Marget Pippett b.1567 Somerset : Evercreech : St Peter : Parish Register : "Parish Register" database, FreeREG (https://www.freereg.org.uk/search_records/58184aa7e93790eca3d30af8 : viewed 10 Jul 2023) baptism Marget Pippett 10 May 1567. :Elnor Peppett b.1568 Somerset : Evercreech : St Peter : Parish Register : "Parish Register" database, FreeREG (https://www.freereg.org.uk/search_records/58184aa7e93790eca3d30b43 : viewed 10 Jul 2023) baptism Elnor Peppett 06 Feb 1568/9. :Alice Pippett b.1570 Somerset : Evercreech : St Peter : Parish Register : "Parish Register" database, FreeREG (https://www.freereg.org.uk/search_records/58184aa7e93790eca3d30b8a : viewed 10 Jul 2023) baptism Alice Pippett 25 Feb 1570/1. :Agnies Peppett b.1571 Somerset : Evercreech : St Peter : Parish Register : "Parish Register" database, FreeREG (https://www.freereg.org.uk/search_records/58184aa7e93790eca3d30b99 : viewed 10 Jul 2023) baptism Agnies Peppett 24 Jun 1571. :William Pippett b.1573 Somerset : Evercreech : St Peter : Parish Register : "Parish Register" database, FreeREG (https://www.freereg.org.uk/search_records/58184aa7e93790eca3d30c07 : viewed 10 Jul 2023) baptism Willm Pippett 20 Sep 1573. :James Peppett b.1576 Somerset : Evercreech : St Peter : Register of unspecified type : "Parish Register" database, FreeREG (https://www.freereg.org.uk/search_records/58184aa8e93790eca3d30c79 : viewed 10 Jul 2023) baptism James Peppett 24 Oct 1576. :Deanes Pippett b.1577 Somerset : Evercreech : St Peter : Register of unspecified type : "Parish Register" database, FreeREG (https://www.freereg.org.uk/search_records/58184aa8e93790eca3d30cac : viewed 10 Jul 2023) baptism Deanes Pippett 12 Jan 1577/8. :Danes Peppett b.1578 Somerset : Evercreech : St Peter : Register of unspecified type : "Parish Register" database, FreeREG (https://www.freereg.org.uk/search_records/58184aa8e93790eca3d30cb4 : viewed 11 Sep 2023) baptism Danes Peppett 23 Feb 1577/8 :Thomas (Tomas) Pippett b.1578 https://www.ancestry.co.uk/search/?name=thomas_pippett&event=_Somerset-England&birth=1578 (accessed 11 Sep 2023) :Jefry Pipet b.1579 Somerset : Evercreech : St Peter : : "Parish Register" database, FreeREG (https://www.freereg.org.uk/search_records/58184aa8e93790eca3d30d12 : viewed 10 Jul 2023) baptism Jeffry Pipet 0 Jan 1579/80. :Sicley Pipett b.1579 Somerset : Evercreech : St Peter : Register of unspecified type : "Parish Register" database, FreeREG (https://www.freereg.org.uk/search_records/58184aa8e93790eca3d30d2a : viewed 10 Jul 2023) baptism Sicley Pipett 16 Jan 1579/80. :Richard Pipett b.1581 Somerset : Evercreech : St Peter : Register of unspecified type : "Parish Register" database, FreeREG (https://www.freereg.org.uk/search_records/58184aa8e93790eca3d30da2 : viewed 10 Jul 2023) baptism Richard Pipett 03 Feb 1581/2. :Susan Pipett b.1582 Somerset : Evercreech : St Peter : : "Parish Register" database, FreeREG (https://www.freereg.org.uk/search_records/58184aa8e93790eca3d30db2 : viewed 10 Jul 2023) baptism Susan Pipett 28 Mar 1582. :Alice Pipett b.1582 Somerset : Evercreech : St Peter : Register of unspecified type : "Parish Register" database, FreeREG (https://www.freereg.org.uk/search_records/58184aa8e93790eca3d30dd0 : viewed 10 Jul 2023) baptism Alice Pipett * Oct 1582. :Joneas Pepett b.1584 Somerset : Evercreech : St Peter : Register of unspecified type : "Parish Register" database, FreeREG (https://www.freereg.org.uk/search_records/58184aa9e93790eca3d30e29 : viewed 10 Jul 2023) baptism Joneas Pepett 28 May 1584. :Marye Pipett b.1584 Somerset : Evercreech : St Peter : Register of unspecified type : "Parish Register" database, FreeREG (https://www.freereg.org.uk/search_records/58184aa9e93790eca3d30e38 : viewed 10 Jul 2023) baptism Marye Pipett 13 Aug 1584. :Margerie Pipett b.1584 Somerset : Evercreech : St Peter : : "Parish Register" database, FreeREG (https://www.freereg.org.uk/search_records/58184aa9e93790eca3d30e3d : viewed 10 Jul 2023) baptism Margerie Pipett 24 Aug 1584. :William Pipett b.1586 Somerset : Evercreech : St Peter : Register of unspecified type : "Parish Register" database, FreeREG (https://www.freereg.org.uk/search_records/58184aa9e93790eca3d30eb9 : viewed 10 Jul 2023) baptism Willm Pipett 14 Jul 1586. :Raffe Pepett b.1587 Somerset : Evercreech : St Peter : Register of unspecified type : "Parish Register" database, FreeREG (https://www.freereg.org.uk/search_records/58184aa9e93790eca3d30eee : viewed 10 Jul 2023) baptism Raffe Pepett 03 Jun 1587. :Raffe Pepett b.1588 Somerset : Evercreech : St Peter : Register of unspecified type : "Parish Register" database, FreeREG (https://www.freereg.org.uk/search_records/58184aa9e93790eca3d30f25 : viewed 10 Jul 2023) baptism Raffe Pepett 24 Oct 1588. :Alice Pipett b.1589 Somerset : Evercreech : St Peter : Register of unspecified type : "Parish Register" database, FreeREG (https://www.freereg.org.uk/search_records/58184aa9e93790eca3d30f5b : viewed 10 Jul 2023) baptism Alice Pipett 02 Aug 1589. :Elizabeth Pipett b.1589 Somerset : Evercreech : St Peter : : "Parish Register" database, FreeREG (https://www.freereg.org.uk/search_records/58184aa9e93790eca3d30f6a : viewed 10 Jul 2023) baptism Elizabeth Pipett 02 Nov 1589. :Jane Pipett b.1591 Somerset : Evercreech : St Peter : Register of unspecified type : "Parish Register" database, FreeREG (https://www.freereg.org.uk/search_records/58184aaae93790eca3d30fe2 : viewed 10 Jul 2023) baptism Jane Pipett 16 Jan 1591/2. :Jone Pipett b.1592 Somerset : Evercreech : St Peter : : "Parish Register" database, FreeREG (https://www.freereg.org.uk/search_records/58184aaae93790eca3d30ff0 : viewed 10 Jul 2023) baptism Jone Pipett 22 Apr 1592. :Richard Pipett b.1594 Somerset : Evercreech : St Peter : Register of unspecified type : "Parish Register" database, FreeREG (https://www.freereg.org.uk/search_records/58184aaae93790eca3d3105f : viewed 10 Jul 2023) baptism Richard Pipett 19 May 1594. :Giles Pipett b.1599 Somerset : Evercreech : St Peter : Register of unspecified type : "Parish Register" database, FreeREG (https://www.freereg.org.uk/search_records/58184aabe93790eca3d31180 : viewed 10 Jul 2023) baptism Giles Pipett 08 Mar 1599/00. :Thomas Pippet married Joanne in 1599 or Thomas Pippet married Marie Eliot in 1605 "England Marriages, 1538–1973", database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:N2Z8-W5Q : 12 March 2020), Thomas Pippet, 1605. (accessed 9 Jul 2023). :James Poppett 1622 Somerset : Evercreech : St Peter : Parish Register : "Parish Register" database, FreeREG (https://www.freereg.org.uk/search_records/58184aaee93790eca3d316bd : viewed 8 Jul 2023) baptism James Peppet 13 Oct 1622. :Thomas Poppet d.1629 "England Deaths and Burials, 1538-1991", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:JH1L-JWG : 17 April 2023), Thomas Poppet in entry for Thomas Poppet, 1629. (accessed 4 Jul 2023). :Raffe Peppett marriage to Ellinor Sanggr 25 Jun 1565 Somerset : Evercreech : St Peter : Parish Register : "Parish Register" database, FreeREG (https://www.freereg.org.uk/search_records/58185be5e93790eb7fa71507 : viewed 7 Jul 2023) marriage Raffe Peppett to Ellinor Sanggr 25 Jun 1565 :Raffe Peppett b.1587 Somerset : Evercreech : St Peter : Register of unspecified type : "Parish Register" database, FreeREG (https://www.freereg.org.uk/search_records/58184aa9e93790eca3d30eee : viewed 7 Jul 2023) baptism Raffe Pepett 03 Jun 1587. :Raffe Peppett b.1588 Somerset : Evercreech : St Peter : Register of unspecified type : "Parish Register" database, FreeREG (https://www.freereg.org.uk/search_records/58184aa9e93790eca3d30f25 : viewed 7 Jul 2023) baptism Raffe Pepett 24 Oct 1588. :Raffe Peppett d.1588 Somerset : Evercreech : St Peter : Parish Register : "Parish Register" database, FreeREG (https://www.freereg.org.uk/search_records/5818de6fe93790ec75b92279 : viewed 7 Jul 2023) burial Raffe Pepett 14 Dec 1588. :Elizabeth Pepot b.1640 Shepton Mallet (daughter of James Pepot and Judith)"England, Somerset, Church Records, 1501-1999", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:6D9V-LKBK : 25 February 2022), Elizabeth Pepot, 1640. (accessed 9 Jul 2023). ===== Shepton Mallett ===== Robert Pippett d. 1726 married Dorothy Pippett d.1724 in 1671 in Shepton Mallett. They had children born in Shepton Mallett - :James Pippott 1672-78 "England, Somerset, Church Records, 1501-1999", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:6D9V-QYPM : 25 February 2022), James Pippott, 1672. (accessed 1 Mar 2024). :Samuel b. 1674 (m.Anne c.1696, children Mary 1697-1740, Deborah 1699, Mery 1701 "England, Somerset, Church Records, 1501-1999", , FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:6D9V-KJZ2 : 25 February 2022), Samuel Pippet, 1674. (accessed 1 Mar 2024). :Elizabeth 1675 :Mary 1677 :James 1678 "England, Somerset, Church Records, 1501-1999", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:6D9V-HFMN : 25 February 2022), James Pippett, 1678. (accessed 1 Mar 2024). :Jane 1681 "England, Somerset, Church Records, 1501-1999", , FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:6D9V-FLZP : 25 February 2022), Robert Pippet in entry for Jane Pippet, 1681. (accessed 1 Mar 2024). :Dorothy 1684 "England, Somerset, Church Records, 1501-1999", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:6D9V-F2KG : 25 February 2022), Robert Pippott in entry for Dorothy Pippott, 1684. (accessed 1 Mar 2024). :Jonathan 1685 "England, Somerset, Church Records, 1501-1999", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:6D9V-212B : 25 February 2022), Robert Pippett in entry for Jonathan Pippett, 1685. (accessed 1 Mar 2024). :Ann 1687 "England, Somerset, Church Records, 1501-1999", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:6D9V-N6DY : 25 February 2022), Ann Pippett, 1687. (accessed 1 Mar 2024). ===== Stockland Bristol ===== :1546 Isbyl POPYT marriage to John EVRARD Somerset : Stockland Bristol : St Mary Magdalen : Phillimore's Transcripts : "Parish Register" database, FreeREG (https://www.freereg.org.uk/search_records/581861e7e93790eb7fb2540a : viewed 1 Nov 2023) marriage John Evrard to Isbyl Popyt 28 Jan 1546 (accessed 1 Nov 2023) :1549 Margaret POPYTT marriage to John STONDFAST Somerset : Stockland Bristol : St Mary Magdalen : Phillimore's Transcripts : "Parish Register" database, FreeREG (https://www.freereg.org.uk/search_records/581861e7e93790eb7fb2542a : viewed 1 Nov 2023) marriage John Stondfast to Margaret Popytt 16 Jun 1549 (accessed 1 Nov 2023) :1549 John Popytt marriage to Magt Deneman Somerset : Stockland Bristol : St Mary Magdalen : Phillimore's Transcripts : "Parish Register" database, FreeREG (https://www.freereg.org.uk/search_records/581861e7e93790eb7fb25439 : viewed 1 Nov 2023) marriage John Popytt to Magt Deneman 23 Nov 1549 :1556 John Popytt marriage to Mawte Pruet Somerset : Stockland Bristol : St Mary Magdalen : : "Parish Register" database, FreeREG (https://www.freereg.org.uk/search_records/581861e7e93790eb7fb25476 : viewed 1 Nov 2023) marriage John Popytt to Mawte Pruet 11 Jan 1556 :1560 Mawte Popytt marriage to Davy Norydn Somerset : Stockland Bristol : St Mary Magdalen : Phillimore's Transcripts : "Parish Register" database, FreeREG (https://www.freereg.org.uk/search_records/581861e7e93790eb7fb2547f : viewed 1 Nov 2023) marriage Davy Norydn to Mawte Popytt 11 May 1560 :1600 John Poppitt marriage to Elizabeth Keene Somerset : Stockland Bristol : St Mary Magdalen : Phillimore's Transcripts : "Parish Register" database, FreeREG (https://www.freereg.org.uk/search_records/581861e8e93790eb7fb25560 : viewed 1 Nov 2023) marriage John Poppitt to Elizabeth Keene 22 Apr 1600 ===== Other Somerset records ===== :Richard Paupet d.1629 North Curry "England, Somerset, Church Records, 1501-1999", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:6D9S-2Q73 : 25 February 2022), Richard Paupet, 1639. (accessed 16 Oct 2023). :Steven Pepot d.1654 Queen Camel (son of Jos Pepot) "England, Somerset, Church Records, 1501-1999", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:6D93-QT2J : 25 February 2022), Steven Pepot, 1654. (accessed 16 Oct 2023). :Richard Bobbett senior d 1684 Creech "England, Somerset, Church Records, 1501-1999", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:6D99-PNQX : 25 February 2022), Richard Bobbet Senr, 1684. (accessed 14 Sep 2023). :Richard Bobbett 1660-89 Somerset : Creech St Michael : St Michael : Parish Register : "Parish Register" database, FreeREG (https://www.freereg.org.uk/search_records/58185160e93790eca3df9571 : viewed 14 Sep 2023) baptism Richard Bobbett 10 Jul 1684 Children - :Robert 1680 :John 1681-84 :William 1682 :Jane 1683 :Arthur 1685-1758 :John 1689 :Arthur Bobbett 1685-1758 b.Taunton (son of William) "England, Somerset, Church Records, 1501-1999", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:6D9V-RS83 : 25 February 2022), Arthur Bobbet, 1685. (accessed 14 Sep 2023). :Arthur Bobbett m. Martha Bantor in 1714 in Lyng "England Marriages, 1538–1973", database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:CF3W-65MM : 26 May 2022), Arthur Bobbett, 1714. (accessed 14 Sep 2023). Children - :Arthur 1713 :Arthur 1716 :Richard 1720-92"England, Somerset, Church Records, 1501-1999", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:6D9K-KNLS : 25 February 2022), Richard Bebbett, 1720. (accessed 14 Sep 2023). :Martha 1725 :Ann 1728 :Betty 1731-33 :Mary 1734-35 :Martha 1743 :Lawrence 1750 Richard Bebbett married Elizabeth Edwards in about 1744 in Somerset. They had children - :Robert 1744-44 :Mary 1745 :Elizabeth 1746 :Hannah 1749 :Robert 1750-1800 :James 1753 :Sarah 1754-1843 :James 1756 :Richard 1756-1827 :Norton 1759-1843 "England, Somerset, Church Records, 1501-1999", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:6D9X-R5G1 : 25 February 2022), Nort Bobbett, 1759. (accessed 14 Sep 2023). Norton Bobbett married Grace Wilkins in 1785 "England, Somerset, Church Records, 1501-1999", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:6DM8-CT91 : 25 February 2022), Nurton Bobbet, 1785. (accessed 14 Sep 2023). They had a child Hanna b.1786. Norton Bobbett married Elizabeth (Betty) Barnett in 1788 "England Marriages, 1538–1973", database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:NX59-GZX : 25 February 2022), Norton Bobbett, 1788. (accessed 14 Sep 2023). They had a son Joseph 1794-1878. ==== Shropshire ==== {{England Sticker|Shropshire}} Early Shropshire records - :Raffe Popet b.1562 marriage to Katharin Hoell 17 Jan 1586/7 Shropshire : Ludlow : St Laurence : Phillimore's Transcript : "Parish Register" database, FreeREG (https://www.freereg.org.uk/search_records/5be5883ef493fdbac95ce7f8 : viewed 7 Jul 2023) marriage Raffe Popet to Katharin Hoell 17 Jan 1586/7 :John Petet Pepet b.1589"England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:NGPP-WXK : 10 April 2021), John Petet Pepet, 1589. (accessed 10 Jul 2023) :Charles Pepet b.1592Shropshire : Bromfield : St Mary the Virgin : Register of unspecified type : "Parish Register" database, FreeREG (https://www.freereg.org.uk/search_records/5818686ce93790eca30b1c76 : viewed 4 Jul 2023) baptism Charles Pepet 17 Sep 1592. Note many Poppitts were born in the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coalbrookdale Coalbrookdale] and [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ironbridge Ironbridge] area of Shropshire. This is regarded as the 'birthplace of the Industrial Revolution'. {{Image|file=Poppitt_Name_Study-5.png |caption=John Sydney Poppitt (author) and wife Millie }} :John Bobett of Bridgnorth (son of Edmund Bobett) 1584-1623 "England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:NGRT-72Q : 5 February 2023), John Bobbet, 1584. (accessed 22 Jan 2024), "Find A Grave Index," database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:6PX6-Q3J2 : 5 October 2023), John Bobett, ; Burial, Bridgnorth, Shropshire Unitary Authority, Shropshire, England, St Mary Magdelena Churchyard; citing record ID 259143456, Find a Grave, http://www.findagrave.com. (accessed 22 Jan 2024). ==== Staffordshire ==== {{England Sticker|Staffordshire}} An early Staffordshire record is of William Peppett d.1648 "England, Staffordshire, Dioceses Of Lichfield and Coventry Wills and Probate, 1521-1860", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:689B-SPK1 : 20 July 2021), William Peppett, 1648. (accessed 6 Jul 2023). ==== Hertfordshire ==== {{England Sticker|Hertfordshire}} Early Hertfordshire records - :Edward Papet (son of John Papet) 1584-1654 St Albans "England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:J7WD-S5G : 5 February 2023), Edward Papit, 1584. (accessed 2 Sep 2023). :Edward Papet married Elizabeth in 1614. They had children - :Elizabeth 1615 "England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:J93S-B3K : 5 February 2023), Elizabeth Papet, 1615. (accessed 2 Sep 2023). :Edward 1619-19 "England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:NB8H-ML8 : 5 February 2023), Edward Papet, 1619. (accessed 2 Sep 2023). :Joan Papet 1620-20 "England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:J93S-14H : 5 February 2023), Joan Papet, 1620. (accessed 2 Sep 2023). :Jane Papet 1621-21 "England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:NR99-JLB : 5 February 2023), Jane Papet, 1621. (accessed 2 Sep 2023). :Thomas Papet 1623-28 "England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:NR99-PHH : 5 February 2023), Thomas Papet, 1623. (accessed 2 Sep 2023). :Sarah Papet 1625-27 "England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:NB84-1JR : 5 February 2023), Sara Papit, 1625. (accessed 2 Sep 2023). :John Papet 1632-33 "England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:JWKW-NWT : 5 February 2023), John Papett, 1632. (accessed 2 Sep 2023). :Thomas Papet 1635-36 (source needed) :Eliz. Paupett 1640 St Albans (source needed) :Edward Paupet b.1630, m.1651 to Martha Stone St Albans "England Marriages, 1538–1973", database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:N2R2-1LD : 13 March 2020), Edward Paupet, 1651. (accessed 9 Jul 2023). ==== Dorset ==== {{England Sticker|Dorset}} Early Dorset records - :Elizabeth Phepot b.1657 Dorchester "England, Dorset, Parish Registers, 1538-2001", database with images, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QJD4-5C11 : 14 May 2020), Elizabeth Phepot, 1657. (accessed 9 Jul 2023). :Elizabeth Phepit b.1662 Dorchester "England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:J7W4-JM2 : 4 February 2023), Elizabeth Phepit, 1662. (accessed 9 Jul 2023). ==== Hampshire ==== {{England Sticker|Hampshire}} Early Hampshire record - :Thomas Pepeet m.1652Hampshire : Portsmouth : St Thomas of Canterbury : Register of unspecified type : "Parish Register" database, FreeREG (https://www.freereg.org.uk/search_records/5817e233e93790eb7fbc7b72 : viewed 8 Jul 2023) marriage Thomas Pepeet to Francis Taylor 08 Feb 1659/60. ==== Bedfordshire ==== {{England Sticker|Bedfordshire}} Early Bedfordshire records - :"Church record: birth-name: Thomas Pepyat Church record: male Church record: birth: about 1455; Sundon, Bedfordshire, England Church record: death: 1529; Sundon, Bedfordshire, England" https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/sources/LH6Z-34K (accessed 22 Aug 2023). :Thomas Pepyat m. 1480 Joan 1460-1539 Sundon, Bedfordshirehttps://www.familysearch.org/tree/pedigree/landscape/LH1H-MZY (accessed 22 Aug 2023). :Richard Peppiat 1485-1547 m. 1512 Joan b,1490 Sundon, Bedfordshire, "Church record: birth: about 1485; Sundon, Bedfordshire, England Church record: burial: 1547; Sundon, Bedfordshire, England "https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/sources/K8V6-Y84 (accessed 22 Aug 2023). :Christian Peppiatt 1490 :Robert Peppiatt 1515-1582 m. 1540 Sundon, Bedfordshirehttps://www.familysearch.org/tree/pedigree/landscape/LH1H-MZY (accessed 22 Aug 2023). :Alys Peppiatt 1518 :Thomas Peppiatt 1520 :Joane Peppiatt 1525 :Richard Peppiatt 1541 :Thomas Peppiatt 1543 m. 1572 Katherine 1550-1611 in Sundon Bedfordshire https://www.familysearch.org/tree/pedigree/landscape/LH6C-156 (accessed 24 Aug 2023). :Children - :(Isabell 1576 :Robert 1578-1664 :Jane 1580 :John 1581 :Elizabeth 1582-90 :Francis 1586 :Phillip 1588 :Mary 1590 :Joan 1593-1603 :Thomas 1595-1664 :Katherine 1597) : :John Peppiatt 1545 :Thomas Pepyatt m.1560 Alice Brinkelowe "England Marriages, 1538–1973", database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:N2SJ-CLS : 13 March 2020), Thos Pepyatt, 1560. (accessed 22 Aug 2023). :Eliz Peppitt m. Thos Everett in 1596 in Chalgrave "England Marriages, 1538–1973", database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:N2SN-Y87 : 13 March 2020), Eliz Pepitt in entry for Thos Everett, 1596. (accessed 14 Feb 2024). :Elizabeth Pepyett b. 1590 Toddington (daughter of William) "England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:NP18-B24 : 4 February 2023), Elizabeth Pepyett, 1590. (accessed 12 Feb 2024). :Eliz Peppitt b.c.1591 m. William Tilley b.c.1585 in 1612 in Henlow Bedfordshire "England Marriages, 1538–1973", database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:V5K1-FMX : 12 March 2020), Wm Tillie, 1612. (accessed 12 Feb 2024). They had children Ann b.1614 and Edward b.1619. :Phillip Pepiat m. Eliz Croker 1606 Sundon Bedfordshire "England Marriages, 1538–1973", database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:N2SP-P9N : 13 March 2020), Philip Pepiat, 1606. (accessed 24 Aug 2023). :Thomas Pepyte b.1607 Tilsworth "England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:NP1D-BJK : 4 February 2023), Thomas Pepyte, 1607. (accessed 23 Aug 2023). :Thomas Pepyte b.1626 Tilsworth "England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:NP1D-BJH : 4 February 2023), Thomas Pepiot, 1626. (accessed 23 Aug 2023). :Martha Pepit m. 1664 Whipsnade to William Birchmore "England Marriages, 1538–1973", database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:N2KW-KPR : 13 March 2020), Martha Pepit in entry for Wm Birchmore, 1664. (accessed 9 Jul 2023). ==== London ==== {{England Sticker|City of London}} Early London records - :[[Pepper-943|Henry Pepper b.1527]] :[[Pepper-322|Henry Pepper b.1564]] :[[Peppit-1|Robert Peppitt (Pepper) 1590-1638]] :Mary Pepper 1599-1602 (d. of James Pepper) "England, Somerset, Church Records, 1501-1999", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:6D9S-2Q73 : 25 February 2022), Richard Paupet, 1639. (accessed 16 Oct 2023). :Mary Pepper b.1605 (d. of Dennys Pepper) "England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:JWQ5-JR8 : 4 February 2023), Mary Pepper, 1605. (accessed 16 Oct 2023). :[[Pepper-938|Elizabeth Pepper 1619-27]] :[[Pepper-924|Mary Pepper 1632-38]] :[[Pepper-939|Richard Pepper 1636-39]] :Steeven Popet d.c.1627 London https://www.ancestry.co.uk/search/?name=steeven_popet&event=_london&birth=1627 (accessed 16 Oct 2023). :Robert Peppitt b.1629 (son of [[Peppit-1|Robert Peppitt (Pepper) 1590-1638]] and [[Leake-16|Elizabeth (Leake) Peppit (abt. 1594 - abt. 1642)]], husband of Martha b.1655, father of Robert Peppet b.1667) "England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:NPJR-1WL : 5 February 2023), Robert Peppit, 1629. (accessed 10 Oct 2023). :Edward Peppiatt marriage to Joane Lucas 1659 St Giles without Cripplegate "England Marriages, 1538–1973", database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:NJ5W-QQG : 13 March 2020), Edward Peppiatt, 1659. (accessed 10 Sep 2023). :Edward Pepiatt marriage to Fraunces Shelswell 1659 St Mary Magdalene Old Fish Street with St Gregory by St Paul "England Marriages, 1538–1973", database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:NKGY-1M2 : 13 March 2020), Edward Pepiatt, 1659. (accessed 10 Sep 2023). :Thomas Peppiot b.1668 St. Botolph Aldersgate (son of Thomas Peppiot and Anne) "England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:NL5G-7KM : 4 February 2023), Thomas Peppiot, 1668. (accessed 9 Jul 2023). :Martha Pepyat m.1668 to John Latham Stepney "England Marriages, 1538–1973", database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:NJP4-NM7 : 12 March 2020), Martha Pepyatt in entry for John Latham, 1668. (accessed 9 Jul 2023). :Charles Poupet b.1668, son of Gillaume Poupet, Threadneedle St. "England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:V5L2-Z6W : 5 February 2023), Charles Poupet, 1668. (accessed 9 Jul 2023). :John Peppiot b.1671 christened 1671 St Botolph Aldersgate, son of Thomas Peppiot and Barbara "England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:JW7B-3ZC : 4 February 2023), John Peppiot, 1671. (accessed 7 Sep 2023). :Barbery Peppeot b.1674 London (daughter of Thomas Peppeot) "England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:JW7B-7MZ : 4 February 2023), Barbary Peppeot, 1674. (accessed 3 Sep 2023). :Francis Peppiat b.1685, son of Edward and Mary, christened 1685 Greyfriars "England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:JWDG-QZF : 5 February 2023), Francis Pepiatt, 1685. (accessed 9 Sep 2023). ==== Middlesex ==== {{England Sticker|Middlesex}} Early Middlesex records - :Thomas Pepatt m. 1652Middlesex : Stepney : St Dunstan : Transcript : "Parish Register" database, FreeREG (https://www.freereg.org.uk/search_records/58181aabe93790eb7f321aa3 : viewed 8 Jul 2023) marriage Thomas Pepatt to Barbara Riuers 27 Jan 1652/53 :Elizabeth Peppet b.1689 Stepney, daughter of Robert and Mary Peppet "England, Middlesex Parish Registers, 1539-1988", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:6ZZR-6JH6 : 11 July 2022), Elizabeth Peppet, 1689. (accessed 9 Jul 2023). :Mary Peppett b.1691 Stepney , daughter of Robert and Mary Peppet "England, Middlesex Parish Registers, 1539-1988", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:68NT-GQ2C : 16 June 2023), Mary Peppet, 1691. (accessed 9 Jul 2023). :Martha Peppet 1694Middlesex : Stepney : St Dunstan : Parish Register : "Parish Register" database, FreeREG (https://www.freereg.org.uk/search_records/63d4ae4bf493fd2432f5221d : viewed 8 Jul 2023) baptism Martha Peppet 29 Jun 1694. ==== Northumberland ==== {{England Sticker|Northumberland}} :John Popett b.c.1562 :Barbery Popett b.1587 Newcastle upon Tyne (daughter of John) "England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:NJ5C-WLZ : 5 February 2023), Barbery Popett, 1587. (accessed 28 Aug 2023). ==== Norfolk ==== {{England Sticker|Norfolk}} :Alicia Bobet 1668-76 (or Bobbet, b.Garboldisham, daughter of Clementis and Annae) "England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:JM93-RB7 : 10 April 2021), Alicia Bobet, 1668. (accessed 15 Sep 2023), "England Deaths and Burials, 1538-1991", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:JDWL-SM9 : 18 April 2023), Alicia Bobbet, 1676. (accessed 15 Sep 2023). ==== Durham ==== {{England Sticker|County Durham}} :Sand Dancer Pippet Tree [[Pippet-18|Thomas Pippet (abt.1764-1819)]], :husband of [[Cummin-99|Jane (Cummin) Pippet (abt. 1755 - 1799)]] :father of [[Pippet-15|John Pippet (abt. 1789 - 1861)]] :and [[Pippet-19|Mary (Pippet) Noble (abt. 1792 - 1851)]], etc. ==== Herefordshire ==== {{England Sticker|Herefordshire}} This Poppitt (Popet, Poppet) family were from Huntington - :[[Poppitt-83|Ann Poppitt (1770 - bef. 1784)]] :[[Poppitt-84|Thomas Poppitt (1774)]] :[[Poppitt-85|Mary Poppitt (1784)]] :[[Poppitt-90|Sarah (Poppitt) Marston (bef. 1771)]] :[[Poppitt-91|Elizabeth Poppitt (1774)]] :[[Poppitt-92|William Poppitt (1777 - 1850)]] :[[Poppitt-93|Priscilla Poppitt (1779)]] :[[Poppitt-94|Jane Poppitt (1792 - 1792)]] :[[Poppitt-103|John Poppitt (1779)]] There was also a Poppett born in Ledbury - :[[Matthews-18691|Alice Ann (Matthews) Poppett (1851)]] ==== Wales ==== {{Wales Sticker}} :Francisca Bobbett b.1625 Wales https://www.ancestry.co.uk/search/?name=francisse_bobbett&event=_wales-united+kingdom_5250&birth=1625_wales-united+kingdom_5250 (accessed 25 Sep 2023). :William Bobbitt 1645-1703 b.Cardiff d.Bristol Parish Henrico Virginia https://www.ancestry.co.uk/search/?name=william_bobbit&birth=1645_wales-united+kingdom_5250 (accessed 25 Sep 2023). :William Bobbitt married Elizabeth Whittington in 1674 in Cattail Br. (reportedly) ==== France ==== {{Image|file=French_Roots.png |align=r |size=s |caption=born in France }} France records - :Candar Popat b.1608 Mâcon, Saône-et-Loire, Bourgogne-Franche-Comté, France Parents Michel Popat, Isabeau Garnier "France, Saône-et-Loire, registres paroissiaux et d’état civil, 1530-1892," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:739J-CLMM : 16 January 2019), Candar Popat, 26 Oct 1608; citing Mâcon, Saône-et-Loire, Bourgogne-Franche-Comté, France, Baptism, Archives Departementales du Saône-et-Loire (Departmental Archives of Saône-et-Loire), France; FHL microfilm 008303124. (accessed 8 Oct 2023). :Jeanne Popete m. 1614 Jean Darais "France, Haute-Garonne, Parish and Civil Registration, 1539-1993", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:6XJ6-ZDRW : 1 April 2022), Jeanne Popete in entry for Jean Darais, 1614. (accessed 9 Jul 2023). :Jeanne Papet d. 1626 "France, Isere, Parish and Civil Registration, 1540-1900", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:67FW-6DT2 : 20 March 2021), Jeanne Papet, 1626. (accessed 9 Jul 2023). :Marc Popat b.1617 Mâcon, Côte-d'Or, Burgundy, France Parents Michel Popat, Isabeau Garnier "France, Saône-et-Loire, registres paroissiaux et d’état civil, 1530-1892," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:79P7-YX2M : 16 January 2019), Marc Popat, May 1617; citing Mâcon, Côte-d'Or, Bourgogne, France, Baptism, Archives Departementales du Saône-et-Loire (Departmental Archives of Saône-et-Loire), France; FHL microfilm 008303127. (accessed 8 Oct 2023). :Edouard Papet 1658-83 Creuse, Limousin, France "France, Creuse, Parish and Civil Registration, 1568-1903", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:6FKZ-9KT2 : 3 June 2022), Edouard Papet, 1683. (accessed 8 Oct 2023). :Jacques Popat b.1669 Lagorce, Ardèche, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, France Parents Bermond Popat, Isabeau Jaubesse "France, Ardèche, Parish and Civil Registration, 1481-1924", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:68LN-ZKFN : Thu Oct 05 21:39:25 UTC 2023), Entry for Jacques Popat and Bermond Popat, 14 Oct 1669 (accessed 8 Oct 2023). :Francoise Popat b.1679 Lucenay-l'Évêque, Saône-et-Loire, Bourgogne-Franche-Comté, France Parents Leonard Popat, Michel de Roche "France, Saône-et-Loire, registres paroissiaux et d’état civil, 1530-1892," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:WR33-56N2 : 5 February 2020), Françoise Popat, 30 Oct 1679; citing Lucenay-l'Évêque, Saône-et-Loire, Bourgogne-Franche-Comté, France, Baptism, Archives Departementales du Saône-et-Loire (Departmental Archives of Saône-et-Loire), France; FHL microfilm 008304507. (accessed 8 Oct 2023). :Jean Popat b.1688 Issoudun, Indre, Centre-Val de Loire, France Parents Pierre Popat, Anne Duperle "France, Indre, registres paroissiaux et d’état civil, 1564-1905", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:6V57-5SWZ : 25 January 2023), Jean Popat, 1688. (accessed 8 Oct 2023). :Pierre Popat b.1707 Creuse, Limousin, France Parents Mathieu Popat, Silvaine Lasarre "France, Creuse, Parish and Civil Registration, 1568-1903", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:6FKH-YCR2 : 3 June 2022), Pierre Popat, 1707. (accessed 8 Oct 2023). :Phillippe Popat b.1709 Saint-Servais, Côtes-d'Armor, Brittany, France Parents François "Registres paroissiaux et d’état civil, Côtes-d'Armor, France, 1467-1920", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:6FQM-Y7GJ : 20 April 2022), Phillippe Popat, 1709. (accessed 8 Oct 2023). :Denise Popat b.1710 Autun, Saône-et-Loire, Bourgogne-Franche-Comté, France Parents Thomas Popat, Simone Dechevasne "France, Saône-et-Loire, registres paroissiaux et d’état civil, 1530-1892," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:HGTR-F66Z : 5 February 2020), Denise Popat, 4 Apr 1710; citing Autun, Saône-et-Loire, Bourgogne-Franche-Comté, France, Baptism, Archives Departementales du Saône-et-Loire (Departmental Archives of Saône-et-Loire), France; FHL microfilm 008304963. (accessed 8 Oct 2023). :Anne Popat b.1713 Mancey, Saône-et-Loire, Bourgogne-Franche-Comté, France Parents Claude Popat, Philiberte Bertier "France, Saône-et-Loire, registres paroissiaux et d’état civil, 1530-1892," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:HG5C-466Z : 5 February 2020), Anne Popat, 26 Sep 1713; citing Mancey, Saône-et-Loire, Bourgogne-Franche-Comté, France, Baptism, Archives Departementales du Saône-et-Loire (Departmental Archives of Saône-et-Loire), France; FHL microfilm 008304720. (accessed 8 Oct 2023). :Catherine Popat b.1751 Gap, Hautes-Alpes, France Parents Jacques, Anne Chaix "France, Hautes-Alpes, Parish and Civil Registration, 1583-1902", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:6FBG-7LGK : 27 June 2022), Catherine Popat, 1751. (accessed 8 Oct 2023). :Joseph Popat b.1761 Viré, Saône-et-Loire, Bourgogne-Franche-Comté, France Parents Jean Popat, Claudine Bugay "France, Saône-et-Loire, registres paroissiaux et d’état civil, 1530-1892," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:7SRQ-TQN2 : 16 January 2019), Joseph Popat, 6 Sep 1761; citing Viré, Saône-et-Loire, Bourgogne-Franche-Comté, France, Baptism, Archives Departementales du Saône-et-Loire (Departmental Archives of Saône-et-Loire), France; FHL microfilm 008303117. (accessed 8 Oct 2023). :Silvain Popat b.1780 Creuse, Limousin, France Parents Michel Popat, Jeanne Bridier "France, Creuse, Parish and Civil Registration, 1568-1903", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:6FKH-QM7V : 3 June 2022), Silvain Popat, 1780. (accessed 8 Oct 2023). :Simon Popet 1803-61 "France, Saône-et-Loire, registres paroissiaux et d’état civil, 1530-1892," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:7SKT-BQ3Z : 16 January 2019), Simon Popet, 28 Apr 1861; citing Le Breuil, Saône-et-Loire, Bourgogne-Franche-Comté, France, Death, Archives Departementales du Saône-et-Loire (Departmental Archives of Saône-et-Loire), France; FHL microfilm 008304912. (accessed 8 Oct 2023). ==== Prussia ==== {{Image|file=German_Flags-20.png |align=r |size=s |caption=born in Prussia }} Daughters of Simon Popat b.1802 and Marie Basenau b.1804, m.1832 Tilsit "Deutschland, ausgewählte evangelische Kirchenbücher 1500-1971," database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QPFG-4VPB : 5 April 2023), Marie Basenau in entry for Simon Popat, 29 Oct 1832; images digitized and records extracted by Ancestry; citing Marriage, Tilsit, Ostpreußen, Preußen, , German Lutheran Collection, various parishes, Germany. (accessed 8 Oct 2023). :Antoniette Popat 1833-33 "Deutschland, ausgewählte evangelische Kirchenbücher 1500-1971," database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QPFG-4K78 : 5 April 2023), Antoniette Popat, 15 Sep 1833; images digitized and records extracted by Ancestry; citing Baptism, Tilsit, Ostpreußen, Preußen, , German Lutheran Collection, various parishes, Germany. (accessed 8 Oct 2023), "Deutschland, ausgewählte evangelische Kirchenbücher 1500-1971," database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QPNW-W4GC : 14 August 2023), Antoniette Popat, 3 Sep 1833; images digitized and records extracted by Ancestry; citing Death, Groß Skaisgirren, Niederung, Ostpreußen, Preußen, Deutschland, Groß Skaisgirren, Kr, Niederung u Tilsit, German Lutheran Collection, various parishes, Germany. (accessed 8 Oct 2023). :Auguste Wilhelmine Popat b.1834 "Deutschland, ausgewählte evangelische Kirchenbücher 1500-1971," database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QPFG-ZX3X : 5 April 2023), Popat, 1834; images digitized and records extracted by Ancestry; citing Baptism, Tilsit, Ostpreußen, Preußen, , German Lutheran Collection, various parishes, Germany. (accessed 8 Oct 2023). :Marie Amelia Popat 1837-1900 "Deutschland, ausgewählte evangelische Kirchenbücher 1500-1971," database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QPNW-P81K : 14 August 2023), Marie Amalie Popat, 4 Jun 1837; images digitized and records extracted by Ancestry; citing Baptism, Groß Skaisgirren, Niederung, Ostpreußen, Preußen, Deutschland, Groß Skaisgirren, Kr, Niederung u Tilsit, German Lutheran Collection, various parishes, Germany. (accessed 8 Oct 2023). ==== Saxony ==== {{German Roots Sticker|Sachsen}} There is a large family Poppitz family of at least seven documented generations who emigrated from Saxony to the USA. An older ancestor was - :Christian Gottlieb Poppitz b.1793 who emigrated from Saxony and died in 1880 in Laketown, Carver, Minnesota, USA "Minnesota State Census, 1875", , FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:MKNC-45M : Thu Oct 05 23:52:02 UTC 2023), Entry for Ernst Poppitz and Gottlieb Poppitz, 1875. (accessed 7 Mar 2024). ==== North America ==== {{Image|file=Flags-27.png |align=r |size=s |caption=born in North America }} :Barbara Peppiatt b.c. 1679 Philadelphia m. Benjamin Wright 1699 Lancaster Pennsylvania "Pennsylvania Marriages, 1709-1940", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:Q2WF-RVZ7 : 7 May 2023), Barbara Peppiatt in entry for Benjamin Wright, 1699. (accessed 31 Aug 2023). {{Canada Sticker}} :Corneliu Popet 1944-2023 d. London, Middlesex, Ontario "Find A Grave Index," database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:6PX6-WR3C : 5 October 2023), Corneliu Popet, ; Burial, London, Middlesex, Ontario, Canada, Woodland Cemetery; citing record ID 259169696, Find a Grave, http://www.findagrave.com. (accessed 17 Dec 2023). {{Ohio Sticker}} :Zolly Popet d. 1938 Canton, Stark, Ohio "Find A Grave Index," database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QV29-9923 : 1 April 2023), Zolly Popet, ; Burial, Canton, Stark, Ohio, United States of America, Forest Hill Cemetery; citing record ID 52313342, Find a Grave, http://www.findagrave.com. (accessed 17 Dec 2023). {{California Sticker}} :Gene Popetz 1944-94 b. Oakland "United States, Social Security Numerical Identification Files (NUMIDENT), 1936-2007", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:6KQ9-ZL7S : 10 February 2023), Gene A Popetz, (accessed 17 Dec 2023). :Leo C Popetz Father 1917-79 Pauline McClusky Mother 1916-93 :James Gabriel Popetz b.1892 and Catherine Scheetz 1886-1918 (grandparents) :John and Ann Popetz (great grandparents) {{Missouri Sticker}} :Jack Popetz b. 1893 Missouri d. 1973 Los Angeles "California Death Index, 1940-1997," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:VP2M-Y9B : 26 November 2014), Jack Popetz, 15 May 1973; Department of Public Health Services, Sacramento. (accessed 17 Dec 2023). {{Illinois Sticker}} :Pauline (McClusky) Popetz 1916-93 "Find A Grave Index," database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:7Q9Q-263Z : 13 June 2023), Pauline McClusky Popetz, ; Burial, Harrisburg, Saline, Illinois, United States of America, Sunset Lawn Cemetery; citing record ID 194687452, Find a Grave, http://www.findagrave.com. (accessed 17 Dec 2023). :Wife of Leo Popetz :daughter of Otto McClusky and Maggie Bell Wanless :granddaughter of George B McClusky and Samantha Jane Clark ==== Slovakia ==== {{Slovak Roots Sticker}} :Toifje Popetz d.1914 Košice, Slovakia "Find A Grave Index," database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:Q24M-WW6Q : 29 July 2020), Toifje Popetz, 1914; Burial, , ; citing record ID , Find a Grave, http://www.findagrave.com. (accessed 17 Dec 2023). ==== Slovenia ==== {{Slavic Roots Sticker}} :Alojz Popit 1906-55 d. Osrednjeslovenska, Slovenia "Find A Grave Index," database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QVGC-HQGW : 3 July 2020), Alojz Popit, ; Burial, , ; citing record ID , Find a Grave, http://www.findagrave.com. (accessed 17 Dec 2023). :Alojz Popit 1950-2006 d. Osrednjeslovenska, Slovenia "Find A Grave Index," database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QVGC-HQG7 : 3 July 2020), Alojz Popit, ; Burial, , ; citing record ID , Find a Grave, http://www.findagrave.com. (accessed 17 Dec 2023). :Anica Popit 1945-2008 d. Osrednjeslovenska, Slovenia "Find A Grave Index," database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QVGC-HQG4 : 3 July 2020), Anica Popit, ; Burial, , ; citing record ID , Find a Grave, http://www.findagrave.com. (accessed 17 Dec 2023). :Anton Popit 1862-1951 d. Osrednjeslovenska, Slovenia"Find A Grave Index," database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QVGC-HQSL : 6 July 2020), Anton Popit, 1951; Burial, , ; citing record ID , Find a Grave, http://www.findagrave.com. (accessed 17 Dec 2023). :Anton Popit 1934-1983 d. Osrednjeslovenska, Slovenia"Find A Grave Index," database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QVGC-HQSP : 3 July 2020), Anton Popit, 1983; Burial, , ; citing record ID , Find a Grave, http://www.findagrave.com. (accessed 17 Dec 2023). :Anton Popit 1870-1950 d. Osrednjeslovenska, Slovenia"Find A Grave Index," database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QVLW-3H8W : 12 June 2020), Anton Popit, ; Burial, , ; citing record ID , Find a Grave, http://www.findagrave.com. (accessed 17 Dec 2023). :Anton Popit 1900-1977 d. Osrednjeslovenska, Slovenia"Find A Grave Index," database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QVGC-HQSG : 3 July 2020), Anton Popit, 1977; Burial, , ; citing record ID , Find a Grave, http://www.findagrave.com. (accessed 17 Dec 2023). :Franc Popit 1877-1950 d. Gorenje Otave, Cerknica, Slovenia"Find A Grave Index," database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QVGC-HS4F : 24 August 2022), Franc Popit, ; Burial, Gorenje Otave, Občina Cerknica, Notranjsko-kraška, Slovenia, Gorenje Otave; citing record ID 115646488, Find a Grave, http://www.findagrave.com. (accessed 17 Dec 2023). :Franc Popit d,1943 Notranjsko-kraška, Slovenia "Find A Grave Index," database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QVGC-HS4X : 3 July 2020), Franc Popit, ; Burial, , ; citing record ID , Find a Grave, http://www.findagrave.com. (accessed 17 Dec 2023). :Franc Popit 1931-93 d. Notranjsko-kraška, Slovenia "Find A Grave Index," database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QVGC-HS4V : 6 July 2020), Franc Popit, ; Burial, , ; citing record ID , Find a Grave, http://www.findagrave.com. (accessed 17 Dec 2023). :Franci Popit 1961-2003 d. Notranjsko-kraška, Slovenia "Find A Grave Index," database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QVGC-HS4K : 3 July 2020), Franci Popit, ; Burial, , ; citing record ID , Find a Grave, http://www.findagrave.com. (accessed 17 Dec 2023). :Helena Popit d. 1940 Notranjsko-kraška, Slovenia "Find A Grave Index," database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QVGC-HS42 : 6 July 2020), Helena Popit, ; Burial, , ; citing record ID , Find a Grave, http://www.findagrave.com. (accessed 17 Dec 2023). :Ivana Popit 1914-1982 d. Osrednjeslovenska, Slovenia"Find A Grave Index," database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QVLW-3H84 : 12 June 2020), Ivana Popit, ; Burial, , ; citing record ID , Find a Grave, http://www.findagrave.com. (accessed 17 Dec 2023). :Janez Popit 1886-1934 d. Notranjsko-kraška, Slovenia "Find A Grave Index," database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QVGC-HS4L : 2 July 2020), Janez Popit, ; Burial, , ; citing record ID , Find a Grave, http://www.findagrave.com. (accessed 17 Dec 2023). :Janez Popit 1909-1991 d. Osrednjeslovenska, Slovenia "Find A Grave Index," database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QVLW-3H8C : 16 June 2020), Janez Popit, ; Burial, , ; citing record ID , Find a Grave, http://www.findagrave.com. (accessed 17 Dec 2023). :Jelka Popit d. 1940 Osrednjeslovenska, Slovenia "Find A Grave Index," database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QVGC-HQGC : 6 July 2020), Jelka Popit, ; Burial, , ; citing record ID , Find a Grave, http://www.findagrave.com. (accessed 17 Dec 2023). :Marija Popit 1866-1926 d. Osrednjeslovenska, Slovenia "Find A Grave Index," database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QVLW-3H8Z : 16 June 2020), Marija Popit, ; Burial, , ; citing record ID , Find a Grave, http://www.findagrave.com. (accessed 17 Dec 2023). :Marjan Popit 1939-1990 d. Osrednjeslovenska, Slovenia"Find A Grave Index," database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QVGC-HQST : 6 July 2020), Marjan Popit, ; Burial, , ; citing record ID , Find a Grave, http://www.findagrave.com. (accessed 17 Dec 2023). :Marjana Popit 1912-1990 d. Osrednjeslovenska, Slovenia"Find A Grave Index," database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QVGC-HSTB : 6 July 2020), Marjana Popit, ; Burial, , ; citing record ID , Find a Grave, http://www.findagrave.com. (accessed 17 Dec 2023). ==== Serbia ==== {{Image|file=European_Flags-56.png |align=r |size=s |caption=Serbia }} Maria Popetz 1880-1945 d. Rudolfsgnad Concentration Camp "Find A Grave Index," database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:W6LD-BXPZ : 4 August 2020), Maria Popetz, ; Burial, Knićanin, , Vojvodina, Serbia, Rudolfsgnad Concentration Camp; citing record ID 200691016, Find a Grave, http://www.findagrave.com. (accessed 17 Dec 2023). Rosa Popetz 1938-45 d. Rudolfsgnad Concentration Camp "Find A Grave Index," database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:W6LD-BFMM : 4 August 2020), Rosa Popetz, ; Burial, Knićanin, , Vojvodina, Serbia, Rudolfsgnad Concentration Camp; citing record ID 200691018, Find a Grave, http://www.findagrave.com. (accessed 17 Dec 2023). ==== India ==== {{Image|file=Flags-3.jpg |align=r |size=s |caption=India 1801-1947 }} :John Peupet d.1805 Bombay "India Deaths and Burials, 1719-1948", database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:FGR6-F2J : 5 February 2020), John Peupet, 1805. (accessed 8 Oct 2023). :Elisabeth Pippett d.1806 Tamil Nadu "India, Madras Diocese Protestant Church Records, 1743-1990", database with images, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:6XZC-GB25 : 9 March 2022), Elisabeth Pippett, . (accessed 8 Oct 2023). :George Pippett 1830-1861 b.Madras "India, Madras Diocese Protestant Church Records, 1743-1990", database with images, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:6F4Z-D9YX : 27 April 2022), Private George Pippett, 1861. (accessed 8 Oct 2023). :Grace Papot b.1867 India "Florida State Census, 1935," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:MNVB-Q57 : 13 June 2022), Grace E Papot, , Palm Beach, Florida; citing line 5, State Archives, Tallahassee; FHL microfilm 2,425,168. (accessed 8 Oct 2023). ==== Leeward Islands St Kitts West Indies ==== {{Image|file=Moss-8155-1.png |align=r |size=s |caption=St Kitts, Leeward islands }} :[[Poppitt-237|Robert Albert Poppitt (1881 - 1943)]] :Allen George Poppett b.1893 "New York, U.S. District and Circuit Court Naturalization Records, 1824-1991", , FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:ZQLD-1L6Z : 8 March 2021), Allen George Poppett, 1928. (accessed 14 Oct 2023). :Allen Poppett b.1895 "United States Census, 1940", database with images, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:KQST-PTP : Wed Oct 04 23:26:23 UTC 2023), Entry for Lillian Adams and Earl Adams, 1940. (accessed 14 Oct 2023). :Margery Poppett b.1897 "United States Census, 1940", database with images, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:KQST-PTP : Wed Oct 04 23:26:23 UTC 2023), Entry for Lillian Adams and Earl Adams, 1940. (accessed 14 Oct 2023). ==== Jersey ==== {{Image|file=UK_Flags-43.png |align=r |size=s |caption=Jersey }} :Andria Popet https://www.ancestry.co.uk/search/?name=andria_popet&event=_jersey-channel+islands-united+kingdom_30001&birth=1627 (accessed 16 Oct 2023). ==== Salerno ==== {{Image|file=Trail_Moss-8155-2.png |align=r |size=s |caption=born in Salerno }} [[Poppiti-3|Antonio Poppiti]] (b.1855 Polla Salerno Catania) emigrated to the USA and had many descendants (who changed their name to Poppitt). ==== Uruguay ==== {{Image|file=Latin_American_Flags-19.jpg |align=r |size=s |caption=born in Uruguay }} [[Poppiti-6|Carmen Poppiti (1882 - bef. 2002)]]. The family emigrated to the USA and had many descendants who changed their name to Poppitt, generally. ==== Africa ==== {{African Ancestry}} :Joseph Poppitt b.1899 Blantyre Malawi, d. 1972 Durham England "England and Wales National Register, 1939," , FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:7LR3-1K2M : 15 April 2019), Joseph Poppitt in entry for Harry Poppitt, 29 Sep 1939; from "General Register Office: National Registration: 1939 Register," database, FindMyPast (https://www.findmypast.com : 2017); citing Census, Northumberland, England, United Kingdom, RG 101, The National Archives, Kew, England; FHL microfilm . (accessed 13 Feb), "England and Wales Death Registration Index 1837-2007", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QVCP-KNVP : 1 November 2021), Joseph Poppitt, 1972. (accessed 13 Feb). :Miss L Poppitt emigrated from England to South Africa in 1951 "United Kingdom, Outgoing Passenger Lists, 1890-1960", , FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:68PK-22JP : Thu Oct 05 00:50:29 UTC 2023), Entry for Miss L Poppitt, 10 May 1951. (accessed 12 Feb). === Publications === A book with the title 'Descendants of Robert Poppet' (author Peter Skellon) was a basis for this Study. The common ancestor was [[Poppitt-77|Robert Poppitt]], born in about 1674 in Shrewsbury (the surname was variously recorded as Poppet, Poppit, Poppitt, etc.) A significant person was [[Poppitt-16|Joseph Poppitt]], born in 1793 in Hyssington. Montgomeryshire (although other records suggest he may have been born in Shropshire or Huntington, Herefordshire) He had nineteen children and hundreds of descendants. An important researcher was [[Poppitt-39|John Sydney Poppitt (1900 - 2004)]], born in Newport. He wrote the book "My family tree by J S Poppitt" which has been a basis for this study. Background research on the Black country has been done by Nick Moss in his book 'Ironopolis - standing up for Wolverhampton' book by Nicholas Moss published 2018 Caxton, in particular defining the ‘Original Black Country’ by an 'analytical, evidence-based approach'. Many Poppitts have Black Country origins. A complement to the above is - “THE MOST EXTRAORDINARY DISTRICT IN THE WORLD: IRONBRIDGE AND COALBROOKDALE”. An anthology of visitors’ impressions of Ironbridge, Coalbrookdale & the Shropshire coalfield, 2nd edition, Chichester: Phillimore/Ironbridge Gorge Museum Trust, ISBN O-85033-685-6 Trinder, Barrie Stuart (1988). === UK and Global Distribution ===
"In 1921, most Poppitts lived in West Midlands." https://www.findmypast.co.uk/surname/poppitt (accessed 4 Jul 2023):England 320 :Wales 20 :United States 10https://www.familysearch.org/en/surname?surname=POPPITT (accessed 4 Jul 2023) ==== Australia ==== {{Image|file=Flags_of_Australian-1.png |align=r |size=s |caption=born in Australia }} A large number of Poppitts emigrated to Australia. For example [[Poppitt-4|Isaiah Poppitt 1852-87]], who perished in the [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Bulli_Mine_Disaster_1887 Bulli Mine Disaster]. ==== North America ==== {{Image|file=Flags-27.png |align=r |size=s |caption=born in North America }} A large number of Poppitts emigrated to Canada and USA. For example [[Poppitt-121|Robert Albert Poppitt]] and his Californian descendents. === Name meaning === [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poppet Poppet]
"In folk magic and witchcraft, a poppet (also known as poppit, moppet, mommet or pippy) is a doll made to represent a person, for casting spells on that person or to aid that person through magic"=== Famous People === :[[Pepys-16|Samuel Pepys 1633-1703]] diarist and naval administrator :[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jimmy_Poppitt James (Jimmy) Poppitt Footballer (1875-1930)] :[[Poppitt-254|Granville Poppitt]] 1903-1985 Swindon footballer, cricket captain, bowler and hotelier. Granville Poppitt was in the Swindon Town squad and team photo in the 1923-24 season http://www.swindon-town-fc.co.uk/Squad.asp?Season=1923-1924 (accessed 9 Aug 2023). Granville was a bowler for Swindon North End and Wiltshire. For example, he played in a team of three with Walter Barnett and Bill Winchcombe for Wiltshire v Warwickshire in 1956 (although the game was lost 18-22). By 1958, Granville had made 26 Middleton Cup appearances for Wiltshire (the most by any player at the time http://www.bowlswiltshire.co.uk (accessed 10 Aug 2023)). Granville was clearly a talented all round sportsman. :Henry Poppitt (Harry Pitt) 1904-1962 Professional Boxer (won 12 fights (6 Knock outs), lost 11 (0 Knock-outs) "Harry Pitt boxer" https://boxrec.com/en/box-pro/219877 (accessed 29 Jul 2023). :[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Syd_Peppitt Syd Peppitt Footballer (1919-1992)] Syd played in a famous Stoke team that won four league titles between 1939 and 1945. For example, he is listed in the starting line up for a league match 6 Apr 1940 at Liverpool where he scored the winning goal in a 2-1 Stoke win (Bridges Brigham Scrimshaw Soo Mould Kirton Matthews Peppitt Sale Liddle Ormston). Syd also scored in the decisive 3-2 Stoke win v Manchester United (25 May 1940) and played in a friendly match Stoke 3 v. RAF XI 2 in 1940-41 (Bridges Brigham McCue Hampson Franklin Soo Matthews Peppitt Mountford Sale Smith), etc. :[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Poppitt John Poppitt Footballer (1923-2014)], https://www.indyrs.co.uk/2014/03/in-memory-of-john-poppitt/ "John Poppitt Footballer 1923-2014" (accessed 29 Jul 2023). :'[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chirk_AAA_F.C. Chirk AAAFC] Committee member Deryn Poppitt (who is an athlete - runner) was the inspiration behind a project that saw a bronze plaque being placed in the Millenium Gardens in the centre of Chirk to the footballer [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Billy_Meredith William (Billy) Meredith 1874-1958]. Deryn also provided cash for the project' === Military Service === {{Occupation |image=Wikimedia_Commons_photos-4.jpg |text=soldiers}} {{Occupation |image=Stephen-751.jpg |text=sailors}} {{Occupation |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-26.png |text=aviators}} {{Image|file=French_Roots.png |align=r |size=s |caption=born in France }} :Rene Poupet French prisoner of war 1794 Liverpool "Prisoners of War, 1715-1947", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:6FXN-MRV3 : 20 May 2022), Rene Poupet, 1794. (accessed 6 Oct 2023) :John Marie Papot, French prisoner of war Portchester Castle 1798 "Prisoners of War, 1715-1947", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:6FWL-FWXG : 20 May 2022), John Marie Papot, 1798. (accessed 25 Sep 2023), 1813 Dartmoor "Prisoners of War, 1715-1947", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:6FXN-NF11 : 20 May 2022), John Papot, 1813. (accessed 25 Sep 2023) :Denis Poupet French prisoner of war 1798 Edinburgh "Prisoners of War, 1715-1947", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:6FWL-YWX9 : 20 May 2022), Denis Poupet, 1798. (accessed 6 Oct 2023) :Etenne Paupet b.1775 Painbehf French prisoner of war 1898 HNS Cyane "Prisoners of War, 1715-1947", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:6FW2-T8TT : 20 May 2022), Etenne Paupet, 1809. (accessed 6 Oct 2023) :Albert Popet b.1778 Laurere French prisoner of war 1810 Chatham "Prisoners of War, 1715-1947", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:6FX6-LZVP : 20 May 2022), Albert Popet, 1810. (accessed 6 Oct 2023) :Poupet French prisoner of war 1810 Cape of Good Hope South Africa "Prisoners of War, 1715-1947", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:6FW2-KCBD : 20 May 2022), Poupet, 1810. (accessed 6 Oct 2023) :Albert Popet b.1781 Locren French prisoner of war 1813 Chatham "Prisoners of War, 1715-1947", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:6FWL-NFVZ : 20 May 2022), Albert Popet, 1813. (accessed 6 Oct 2023) {{Image|file=Flags-3.jpg |align=r |size=s |caption=born in England }} :James Pippett 1811 Seaman England "England, Navy Allotment Records, 1795-1812", database with images, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:68W7-RFBD : 5 August 2021), James Pippett, 1811. (accessed 28 Sep 2023) {{Image|file=UK_Flags-43.png |align=r |size=s |caption=born in Jersey }} :John Pipet b.1820 Jersey Merchant Navy "United Kingdom, Merchant Navy Seamen Records, 1835-1941," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:KC3K-JCD : 10 December 2017), John Pipet, ; From "Merchant Navy Seamen1835-1941," database and images, findmypast (http://www.findmypast.com : n.d.); citing BT 112-116, 119-120, series BT116, The National Archives of the UK, Kew, Surrey. (accessed 28 Sep 2023) {{Image|file=Places-5.jpg |align=r |size=s |caption=born in Guernsey }} :John Pipet b.1822 Guernsey Merchant Navy "United Kingdom, Merchant Navy Seamen Records, 1835-1941," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:KC3K-JCX : 10 December 2017), John Pipet, ; From "Merchant Navy Seamen1835-1941," database and images, findmypast (http://www.findmypast.com : n.d.); citing BT 112-116, 119-120, series BT116, The National Archives of the UK, Kew, Surrey.(accessed 28 Sep 2023) :John Pipet b.1823 Guernsey Merchant Navy "United Kingdom, Merchant Navy Seamen Records, 1835-1941," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:KC3K-JCF : 10 December 2017), John Pipet, ; From "Merchant Navy Seamen1835-1941," database and images, findmypast (http://www.findmypast.com : n.d.); citing BT 112-116, 119-120, series BT116, The National Archives of the UK, Kew, Surrey. (accessed 28 Sep 2023) :John Pipet b.1824 Guernsey Merchant Navy "United Kingdom, Merchant Navy Seamen Records, 1835-1941," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:KC3H-TTM : 10 December 2017), John Pipet, ; From "Merchant Navy Seamen1835-1941," database and images, findmypast (http://www.findmypast.com : n.d.); citing BT 112-116, 119-120, series BT113, The National Archives of the UK, Kew, Surrey. (accessed 28 Sep 2023) :John Pipett b.1826 Guernsey Merchant Navy "United Kingdom, Merchant Navy Seamen Records, 1835-1941," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:KC3N-FDX : 10 December 2017), John Pipett, ; From "Merchant Navy Seamen1835-1941," database and images, findmypast (http://www.findmypast.com : n.d.); citing BT 112-116, 119-120, series BT113, The National Archives of the UK, Kew, Surrey. (accessed 28 Sep 2023) :John Pipet b.1829 Guernsey Merchant Navy "United Kingdom, Merchant Navy Seamen Records, 1835-1941," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:KC3K-JCK : 10 December 2017), John Pipet, ; From "Merchant Navy Seamen1835-1941," database and images, findmypast (http://www.findmypast.com : n.d.); citing BT 112-116, 119-120, series BT116, The National Archives of the UK, Kew, Surrey. (accessed 28 Sep 2023) {{Image|file=Flags-3.jpg |align=r |size=s |caption=born in England }} :Charles Pippett b.1830 Somerset Gunner Pensioner "United Kingdom, Chelsea Pensioners' Service Records, 1760-1913," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:V5C9-GH3 : 9 March 2021), Charles Pippett, ; from "Chelsea Pensioners' Service Records 1760-1913," database and images, findmypast (http://www.findmypast.com : n.d.); citing WO 97, The National Archives, Kew, Surrey. (accessed 2 Oct 2023). :James Peppot 1856 pension "England, Military Pension and Service Records, 1702-1933", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:6VRG-NMVX : 20 January 2023), James Peppott, 1856. (accessed 28 Sep 2023) {{Image|file=Trail_Moss-8155-1.png |align=r |size=s |caption=born in Sicily }} :Guiseppe Pappota b.1859 Sicily 1887 Military Draft Registration 25 September 1887 United Kingdom "Great Britain, War Office Registers, 1772-1935", database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QP7V-C9B7 : 11 September 2019), Guiseppe Pappota, 1887. (accessed 29 Sep 2023) {{Image|file=Flags-3.jpg |align=r |size=s |caption=born in England }} :George Peppiatt b.1868 Middlesex Chelsea pensioner "United Kingdom, Chelsea Pensioners' Service Records, 1760-1913," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:V5C6-BBG : 9 March 2021), George Peppiatt, ; from "Chelsea Pensioners' Service Records 1760-1913," database and images, findmypast (http://www.findmypast.com : n.d.); citing WO 97, The National Archives, Kew, Surrey. (accessed 29 Sep 2023) {{Image|file=US_Flags-19.png |align=r |size=s |caption=born in USA }} :[[Peppiatt-79|Fred J Peppiatt (1874 - 1950)]] fought in [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spanish%E2%80%93American_War Spanish-American War 1898] {{Image|file=Flags-3.jpg |align=r |size=s |caption=born in England }} :Frederick Peppiatt b.1881 "United Kingdom, Militia Service Records, 1806-1915," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:KHY8-63D : 10 December 2017), Frederick Peppiatt, ; from "Militia Service Records 1806-1915," database and images, findmypast (http://www.findmypast.com : n.d.); citing 3RD QUEENS, WO96, WO 96, The National Archives, Kew, Surrey. (accessed 28 Sep 2023) :George Clemson Poppett b.1891 Merchant Navy "United Kingdom, Merchant Navy Seamen Records, 1835-1941," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:KCWM-V9R : 5 December 2014), Geo Clemson Poppett, ; From "Merchant Navy Seamen1835-1941," database and images, findmypast (http://www.findmypast.com : n.d.); citing BT 112-116, 119-120, series BT350, The National Archives of the UK, Kew, Surrey. (accessed 29 Sep 2023) :George Poppitt b.1860 Worksop 1908 Sherwood Foresters (Nottinghamshire & Derbyshire Regiment) "United Kingdom, World War I Service Records, 1914-1920," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QVBR-JZST : 16 March 2018), George Poppitt, 1908; citing , Nottinghamshire, England, Sherwood Foresters (Nottinghamshire & Derbyshire Regiment), regiment #649, publication WO 364, The National Archives, Kew, Surrey; FHL microfilm 7,274,050. (accessed 29 Sep 2023) {{Image|file=Flags-3.jpg |align=r |size=s |caption=born in Scotland }} :James Poppit b.1880 Renfrewshire service 1901 "United Kingdom, Militia Service Records, 1806-1915," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:KHYT-V1J : 10 December 2017), James Poppit, ; from "Militia Service Records 1806-1915," database and images, findmypast (http://www.findmypast.com : n.d.); citing ARGL & SUTHD HIGHLANDERS, WO96, WO 96, The National Archives, Kew, Surrey. (accessed 2 Oct 2023) {{Image|file=Flags-3.jpg |align=r |size=s |caption=born in UK }} :Charles George Peppiatt b.1896 Reading 1913 Royal Berkshire Regiment "United Kingdom, World War I Service Records, 1914-1920," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QVB2-YHJN : 16 March 2018), Charles George Peppiatt, 1913; citing Reading, Berkshire, England, Royal Berkshire Regiment, regiment #1959, publication WO 363, The National Archives, Kew, Surrey; FHL microfilm 7,271,853. (accessed 29 Sep 2023) :Jose Jesse Peppiatt b.1869 London 1913 King's Own (Royal Lancaster) Regiment "United Kingdom, World War I Service Records, 1914-1920," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QVBR-2FW3 : 16 March 2018), Jose Jesse Peppiatt, 1913; citing , Somerset, England, King's Own (Royal Lancaster) Regiment, regiment #982, publication WO 363, The National Archives, Kew, Surrey; FHL microfilm 7,374,860. (accessed 28 Sep 2023). :JOSEPH JOHN PEPPIATT Corporal Service Number: 8240 1st Bn. Royal Berkshire Regiment United Kingdom Died 26 October 1914 26 years old YPRES Belgiumhttps://www.cwgc.org/find-records/find-war-dead/casualty-details/1623917/joseph-john-peppiatt/ (accessed 6 Oct 2023). :ARTHUR PEPPIATT Private Service Number: 11169 2nd Bn. Sherwood Foresters (Notts and Derby Regiment) United Kingdom Died 20 October 1914 PLOEGSTEERT MEMORIAL Panel 7. Belgiumhttps://www.cwgc.org/find-records/find-war-dead/casualty-details/1643447/arthur-peppiatt/ (accessed 6 Oct 2023). :WILLIAM PEPPIATT Private Service Number: 14960 6th Bn. Bedfordshire Regiment United Kingdom Died 15 July 1916 21 years old THIEPVAL Francehttps://www.cwgc.org/find-records/find-war-dead/casualty-details/1547748/william-peppiatt/ (accessed 6 Oct 2023). :[[Poppett-44|Frederick Poppitt]] b.1889 Ludlow South Staffordshire Regiment 1914 "United Kingdom, World War I Service Records, 1914-1920," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QVBL-H4SH : 16 March 2018), Frederick Poppett, 1914; citing , South Staffordshire Regiment, regiment #9309, publication WO 364, The National Archives, Kew, Surrey; FHL microfilm 7,274,050. (accessed 28 Sep 2023) :Frederick Peppiatt Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve Award 1914 "England, Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve Ratings, Medal Roll, 1914-1920", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:682N-3CC6 : 25 September 2021), Frederick Peppiatt, 1914. (accessed 28 Sep 2023) :Ernest Peppiat b.1878 Royal Garrison Artillery 1914 "United Kingdom, World War I Service Records, 1914-1920," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QVBP-81VH : 16 March 2018), Ernest Peppiat, 1914; citing , London, England, Royal Garrison Artillery, regiment #144649, publication WO 363, The National Archives, Kew, Surrey; FHL microfilm 7,374,860. (accessed 28 Sep 2023) :Tom Henry Pippet Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve Military Award 1914 "England, Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve Ratings, Medal Roll, 1914-1920", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:682N-MGKV : 25 September 2021), Tom Henry Pippett, 1914. (accessed 25 Sep 2023). :John Gilbert Pippet b.1895 East Yorkshire Regiment 1914 "United Kingdom, World War I Service Records, 1914-1920," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QVB5-5Q9D : 16 March 2018), John Gilbert Pippet, 1914; citing , East Yorkshire Regiment, regiment #TR/5/26160, publication WO 363, The National Archives, Kew, Surrey; FHL microfilm 7,377,506. (accessed 25 Sep 2023). :Thomas Peppiatt b.1895 11th Reserve Cavalry Regiment 12340 1914 "United Kingdom, World War I Service Records, 1914-1920," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QVB2-YH33 : 16 March 2018), Thomas Peppiatt, 1914; citing Hammersmith, London, England, 11th Reserve Cavalry Regiment, regiment #12340, publication WO 363, The National Archives, Kew, Surrey; FHL microfilm 7,271,853. (accessed 25 Sep 2023). :Charles Thomas Peppiatt b.1896 Devonshire Regiment 6643 1914 "United Kingdom, World War I Service Records, 1914-1920," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QVBR-KNQZ : 16 March 2018), Charles Thomas Peppiatt, 1914; citing , Devon, England, Devonshire Regiment, regiment #6643, publication WO 364, The National Archives, Kew, Surrey; FHL microfilm 7,302,579. (accessed 25 Sep 2023). :Thomas Walter Peppiatt b.1896 Royal Scots Fusiliers 1914 SN 11057 "United Kingdom, World War I Service Records, 1914-1920," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QVBR-4Y55 : 16 March 2018), Thomas Walter Peppiatt, 1914; citing , Royal Scots Fusiliers, regiment #11057, publication WO 363, The National Archives, Kew, Surrey; FHL microfilm 7,271,853. (accessed 25 Sep 2023). :[[Poppitt-274|Ronald Poppitt]] b.1883 Newport 1915 Royal Army Medical Corps "United Kingdom, World War I Service Records, 1914-1920," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QVBL-H4SC : 16 March 2018), Ronald Poppitt, 1915; citing Leek, Staffordshire, England, Royal Army Medical Corps, regiment #60103, publication WO 364, The National Archives, Kew, Surrey; FHL microfilm 7,274,050. (accessed 28 Sep 2023). :John Pippet b.1890 Royal Army Service Corps 1915 "United Kingdom, World War I Service Records, 1914-1920," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QVBR-6362 : 16 March 2018), John Pippet, 1915; citing South Shields, Durham, England, Royal Army Service Corps, regiment #T/1378, publication WO 363, The National Archives, Kew, Surrey; FHL microfilm 7,377,506. (accessed 25 Sep 2023). :John Arthur Peppiatt b.1887 Duke of Cornwalls Light Infantry 1915 "United Kingdom, World War I Service Records, 1914-1920," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QVBR-4MBL : 16 March 2018), John Arthur Peppiatt, 1915; citing , Duke of Cornwalls Light Infantry, regiment #19510, publication WO 363, The National Archives, Kew, Surrey; FHL microfilm 7,374,860. (accessed 25 Sep 2023). :[[Poppitt-179|Thomas Leno Poppitt]] 1895-1978 Royal Army Service Corps 1915 "United Kingdom, World War I Service Records, 1914-1920," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QVBP-HHKK : 16 March 2018), Thomas Lens Poppitt, 1915; citing Worksop, Nottinghamshire, England, Royal Army Service Corps, regiment #M/2/100035, publication WO 363, The National Archives, Kew, Surrey; FHL microfilm 7,367,247. (accessed 25 Sep 2023). :WILLIAM HENRY PEPPIATT Rifleman Service Number: 9556 5th Bn. London Regiment (London Rifle Brigade) United Kingdom Died 05 February 1915 26 years old LONDON RIFLE BRIGADE CEMETERY III. B. 4. Belgium https://www.cwgc.org/find-records/find-war-dead/casualty-details/487121/william-henry-peppiatt/ (accessed 6 Oct 2023). :Arthur Poppett b.1871 Army Service Corps 1916 "United Kingdom, World War I Service Records, 1914-1920," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QVB5-RHSF : 16 March 2018), Arthur Poppett, 1916; citing , Shropshire, England, Army Service Corps, regiment #T4/094243, publication WO 364, The National Archives, Kew, Surrey; FHL microfilm 7,274,050. (accessed 28 Sep 2023). :George Henry Ernest Peppiatt b.1878 RAF 1916 "United Kingdom, Royal Air Force Service Records, 1912-1945", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:6VRS-CTDR : 20 January 2023), George Henry Ernest Peppiatt, 1916. (accessed 28 Sep 2023). :William John Peppiatt b.1876 RAF 1916 "United Kingdom, Royal Air Force Service Records, 1912-1945", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:6VR9-YQFY : 20 January 2023), William John Peppiatt, 1916. (accessed 25 Sep 2023). :George Reginald Pippet b.1892 Rifle Brigade (Prince Consort's Own) 1916 "United Kingdom, World War I Service Records, 1914-1920," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QVBR-76N2 : 16 March 2018), George Reginald Pippet, 1916; citing Congleton, Cheshire, England, Rifle Brigade (Prince Consort's Own), regiment #S/7482, publication WO 364, The National Archives, Kew, Surrey; FHL microfilm 7,272,788. (accessed 25 Sep 2023). :William Stephen Pippett b.1898 King's Royal Rifle Corps 1916 "United Kingdom, World War I Service Records, 1914-1920," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QVBR-WP5M : 16 March 2018), William Stephen Pippett, 1916; citing , Middlesex, England, King's Royal Rifle Corps, regiment #R/24878, publication WO 363, The National Archives, Kew, Surrey; FHL microfilm 7,377,506. (accessed 25 Sep 2023). :Charles Edward Peppitt b.1900 East Surrey Regiment 1916 "United Kingdom, World War I Service Records, 1914-1920," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QVB2-YHZJ : 16 March 2018), Charles Edward Peppitt, 1916; citing , Middlesex, England, East Surrey Regiment, regiment #G3/20851, publication WO 363, The National Archives, Kew, Surrey; FHL microfilm 7,271,853. (accessed 25 Sep 2023). :Willie Thomas Peppiat b.1879 Service Labour Corps 1916 SN 37683 "United Kingdom, World War I Service Records, 1914-1920," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QVBR-6CGT : 16 March 2018), Willie Thomas Peppiatt, 1916; citing , London, England, Labour Corps, regiment #273334, publication WO 363, The National Archives, Kew, Surrey; FHL microfilm 7,374,860. (accessed 25 Sep 2023). :James Albert Peppiette b.1893 Birmingham 1916 King's (Liverpool) Regiment "United Kingdom, World War I Service Records, 1914-1920," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QVBP-8PJD : 16 March 2018), James Albert Peppiette, 1916; citing Liverpool, Lancashire, England, King's (Liverpool) Regiment, regiment #6207, publication WO 363, The National Archives, Kew, Surrey; FHL microfilm 7,374,860. (accessed 28 Sep 2023). :RIFLEMAN A A PEPPIATT Service Number: S/8071 Regiment & Unit/Ship Rifle Brigade 12th Bn. Date of Death Died 08 July 1916 Age 19 years old Buried or commemorated at VLAMERTINGHE MILITARY CEMETERY IV. A. 8. Belgium https://www.cwgc.org/find-records/find-war-dead/casualty-details/138634/a-a-peppiatt/ (accessed 6 Oct 2023). :FRED PEPPITT Lance Corporal Service Number: 15168 10th Bn. Sherwood Foresters (Notts and Derby Regiment) United Kingdom Died 14 February 1916 26 years old YPRES (MENIN GATE) MEMORIAL Panel 41. Belgium https://www.cwgc.org/find-records/find-war-dead/casualty-details/1623918/fred-peppitt/ (accessed 6 Oct 2023). :[[Peppiatt-77|Ernest Harry Peppiatt (1886 - 1917)]] b.London, d.Passendale Belgium West Yorkshire Regiment. :FREDRICK WILLIAM PEPPITT Private Service Number: 27951 "A" Coy. 1st Bn. Royal Fusiliers United Kingdom Died 02 February 1917 26 years old PHILOSOPHE BRITISH CEMETERY, MAZINGARBE I. L. 44. France https://www.cwgc.org/find-records/find-war-dead/casualty-details/67879/fredrick-william-peppitt/ (accessed 6 Oct 2023). :GEORGE WILLIAM PEPPIATT Rifleman Service Number: 372621 8th Bn. London Regiment (Post Office Rifles) United Kingdom Died 19 May 1917 ACHIET-LE-GRAND COMMUNAL CEMETERY EXTENSION I. H. 8. France https://www.cwgc.org/find-records/find-war-dead/casualty-details/295559/george-william-peppiatt/ (accessed 6 Oct 2023). :Herbert William Pippett b.1877 Easton 1917-18 Devonshire Regiment "United Kingdom, World War I Service Records, 1914-1920," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QVBP-8Q1Y : 16 March 2018), Herbert William Pippett, 1917; citing Bristol, Gloucestershire, England, Devonshire Regiment, regiment #61383, publication WO 363, The National Archives, Kew, Surrey; FHL microfilm 7,377,506. (accessed 29 Sep 2023), "United Kingdom, World War I Service Records, 1914-1920," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QVBP-8Q1B : 16 March 2018), Herbert William Pippett, 1918; citing Bristol, Gloucestershire, England, Labour Corps, regiment #91106, publication WO 363, The National Archives, Kew, Surrey; FHL microfilm 7,377,506. (accessed 29 Sep 2023). {{Image|file=Flags-3.jpg |align=r |size=s |caption=born in India }} :Albert Ernest Poppitt b. 1883 India 1917 York and Lancaster Regiment "United Kingdom, World War I Service Records, 1914-1920," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QVBR-9NLP : 16 March 2018), Albert Ernest Poppitt, 1917; citing , York and Lancaster Regiment, regiment #11751, publication WO 363, The National Archives, Kew, Surrey; FHL microfilm 7,367,247. (accessed 29 Sep 2023). {{Image|file=Flags-3.jpg |align=r |size=s |caption=born in Scotland }} :John Poppit b.1891 Hamilton Royal Army Service Corps 1917 "United Kingdom, World War I Service Records, 1914-1920," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QVBP-HHKJ : 16 March 2018), John Poppit, 1917; citing Dunston, Durham, England, Royal Army Service Corps, regiment #69981, publication WO 363, The National Archives, Kew, Surrey; FHL microfilm 7,367,247.(accessed 25 Sep 2023). {{Image|file=Flags-3.jpg |align=r |size=s |caption=born in Barbados }} :[[Poppitt-229|James Alfred Poppett]] b.1878 Barbados enlistment 1918 "United Kingdom, Merchant Seamen Records, 1918-1941", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:6J6Y-BCCS : 18 October 2022), James Alfred Poppett, 1918. (accessed 28 Sep 2023). {{Image|file=Flags_of_Australian-1.png |align=r |size=s |caption=born in Australia }} :William James Peppiatt SN - 6955 : Place of Birth - Launceston 1914-1920 https://recordsearch.naa.gov.au/SearchNRetrieve/Interface/DetailsReports/ItemDetail.aspx?Barcode=8017145&isAv=N (accessed 6 Oct 2023). {{Image|file=Flags-26.png |align=r |size=s |caption=born in Canada }} :LIEUTENANT FREDERICK CHARLES PEPPIATT Regiment & Unit/Ship Canadian Infantry 18th Bn. Date of Death Died 09 May 1917 Buried or commemorated at ORCHARD DUMP CEMETERY, ARLEUX-EN-GOHELLE Willerval Canadian Cem. Mem. 44. France https://www.cwgc.org/find-records/find-war-dead/casualty-details/269681/frederick-charles-peppiatt/ (accessed 6 Oct 2023). {{Image|file=Flags-3.jpg |align=r |size=s |caption=born in UK }} :EDWARD ERNEST PEPPIATT Sapper Service Number: 139571 97th Field Coy. Royal Engineers United Kingdom Died 22 March 1918 POZIERES MEMORIAL Panel 10 to 13. France https://www.cwgc.org/find-records/find-war-dead/casualty-details/1586650/edward-ernest-peppiatt/ (accessed 6 Oct 2023). :[[Poppitt-39|John Sydney Poppitt 1900-2004]] RAF 1918 "United Kingdom, Royal Air Force Service Records, 1912-1945", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:6VRS-NTRH : 20 January 2023), John Sydney Poppitt, 1918. (accessed 25 Sep 2023). :Alfred George Henry Peppiatt b.1897 Grenadier Guard 1918 "United Kingdom, World War I Service Records, 1914-1920," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QVB2-YHJK : 16 March 2018), Alfred Henry George Peppiatt, 1918; citing , Grenadier Guards, regiment #25388, publication WO 363, The National Archives, Kew, Surrey; FHL microfilm 7,271,853. (accessed 25 Sep 2023). :J A Poppitt Merchant Navy Service 1918 "United Kingdom, Merchant Seamen Records, 1918-1941", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:6J6Y-NTDR : 18 October 2022), J A Poppitt, 1918. (accessed 25 Sep 2023). :William Pippet b.1906 Merchant Seaman Induction 1918 "United Kingdom, Merchant Seamen Records, 1918-1941", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:6J6Y-DDS5 : 18 October 2022), William Pippet, 1918. (accessed 25 Sep 2023). :William Pippet b.1895 Merchant Seaman Induction 1918"United Kingdom, Merchant Seamen Records, 1918-1941", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:6J6Y-JCWB : 18 October 2022), Wm Pippet, 1918. (accessed 25 Sep 2023). :[[Poppitt-243|Frederick Jonah Baden Poppitt]] b.1900 RAF 1918 "United Kingdom, Royal Air Force Service Records, 1912-1945", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:6VR9-F15M : 20 January 2023), Frederick Jonah Baden Poppitt, 1918. (accessed 28 Sep 2023). :Cecil William Peppiatt b.1890 Royal Field Artillery 1919 "United Kingdom, World War I Service Records, 1914-1920," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QVB2-YHZC : 16 March 2018), Cecil William Peppiatt, 1919; citing , Middlesex, England, Royal Field Artillery, regiment #930820, publication WO 363, The National Archives, Kew, Surrey; FHL microfilm 7,271,853 (accessed 25 Sep 2023). :Frederick Peppiatt b.1882 London Regiment 1915 "United Kingdom, World War I Service Records, 1914-1920," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QVBR-4SYZ : 16 March 2018), Frederick Peppiatt, 1915; citing Hoddesdon, Hertfordshire, England, London Regiment, regiment #2997, publication WO 363, The National Archives, Kew, Surrey; FHL microfilm 7,374,860. (accessed 28 Sep 2023), 1919 "United Kingdom, World War I Service Records, 1914-1920," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QVBP-81V8 : 16 March 2018), Frederick Peppiatt, 1919; citing Hoddesdon, Hertfordshire, England, London Regiment, regiment #681208, publication WO 363, The National Archives, Kew, Surrey; FHL microfilm 7,374,860. (accessed 28 Sep 2023). :Frederick Charles Peppiatt b.1896 Royal Garrison Artillery 1919 "United Kingdom, World War I Service Records, 1914-1920," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QVBR-HWPH : 16 March 2018), Frederick Charles Peppiatt, 1919; citing , Middlesex, England, Royal Garrison Artillery, regiment #64131, publication WO 363, The National Archives, Kew, Surrey; FHL microfilm 7,271,853.(accessed 28 Sep 2023). :James Pippet b.1881 Perthshire, 1919 Guards Machine Gun Regiment "United Kingdom, World War I Service Records, 1914-1920," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QVBL-MLN2 : 16 March 2018), James Pippet, 1919; citing Surbiton, Surrey, England, Guards Machine Gun Regiment, regiment #2647, publication WO 364, The National Archives, Kew, Surrey; FHL microfilm 7,272,788. (accessed 28 Sep 2023). :Sidney Joseph Peppiatt b.1891 South Staffordshire Regiment 1919 "United Kingdom, World War I Service Records, 1914-1920," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QVBP-8GNT : 16 March 2018), Sidney Joseph Peppiatt, 1919; citing , London, England, South Staffordshire Regiment, regiment #235220, publication WO 363, The National Archives, Kew, Surrey; FHL microfilm 7,374,860. (accessed 28 Sep 2023). :[[Poppitt-200|George Arnold Poppitt]] Royal Field Artillery 252360 Gunner Date: 1914-1920 https://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/details/r/D4678701 (accessed 29 Sep 2023). :[[Poppitt-204|James William Poppitt]] Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire Regiment 74358 Corporal Date: 1914-1920 https://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/details/r/D4678703 (accessed 29 Sep 2023). :Joseph Poppitt Royal Field Artillery 263724 Gunner Date: 1914-1920 https://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/details/r/D4678702 (accessed 29 Sep 2023). :Norman Poppitt Shropshire Light Infantry 12772 Private Date: 1914-1920 https://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/details/r/D4678704 (accessed 29 Sep 2023). :William Poppitt West Yorkshire Regiment 76095 Private King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry 58889 Private Date: 1914-1920https://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/details/r/D4678707 (accessed 29 Sep 2023). :Gilder May Poppitt b. Dunster Poppitt, Gilder May UK, WWI, British Army Service Records, 1914-1920 https://uk.forceswarrecords.com/search?docQuery=(filters:!((type:place,values:!((label:United+Kingdom,value:rel.62149)))),keywords:gilder+poppitt) (accessed 4 Oct 2023). :Poppitt, John Plummer UK, WWI, British Army Service Records, 1914-1920 https://uk.forceswarrecords.com/search?xid=6745&utm_source=google&utm_medium=link&utm_campaign=uk-pm&https://uk.forceswarrecords.com/go/join/?xid=6767&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIgc2N8u7bgQMVU-3tCh0AkQLmEAAYASABEgJHsfD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds&docQuery=(keywords:john+plummer+poppitt) (accessed 4 Oct 2023). :George Clemson Poppett b.1891 Merchant Navy Service 1941 "United Kingdom, Merchant Navy Seamen Records, 1835-1941," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:KCWM-V9R : 5 December 2014), Geo Clemson Poppett, ; From "Merchant Navy Seamen1835-1941," database and images, findmypast (http://www.findmypast.com : n.d.); citing BT 112-116, 119-120, series BT350, The National Archives of the UK, Kew, Surrey. (accessed 25 Sep 2023). :Thomas Edward Peppiatt b.1903 Merchant Navy "United Kingdom, Merchant Navy Seamen Records, 1835-1941," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:KCWM-DTQ : 5 December 2014), Thomas Edward Peppiatt, ; From "Merchant Navy Seamen1835-1941," database and images, findmypast (http://www.findmypast.com : n.d.); citing BT 112-116, 119-120, series BT350, The National Archives of the UK, Kew, Surrey. (accessed 25 Sep 2023). :Frederick Norman Poppitt b.1896 Madeley Shropshire d.Liverpool 1941 "England and Wales Death Registration Index 1837-2007", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QVHY-3HJF : 2 November 2021), Fred N Poppitt, 1941. (accessed 29 Sep 2023). :George Pippet Lance Corporal Prisoner of War 1942 "Prisoners of War, 1715-1947", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:6F7N-YJF2 : 21 April 2022), George Pippet, 1942. (accessed 25 Sep 2023). :Reginald W Peppiat Gunner Driver Prisoner of War 1942 Japan "Prisoners of War, 1715-1947", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:6FWW-HS3Z : 20 May 2022), Reginald W Peppiatt, 1942. (accessed 25 Sep 2023). :Donald Frank Poppitt 1925-93 RAF "England and Wales Birth Registration Index, 1837-2008," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QV3F-7ZGH : 2 October 2014), Donald F Poppitt, 1925; from "England & Wales Births, 1837-2006," database, findmypast (http://www.findmypast.com : 2012); citing Birth Registration, Newport (Shropshire), Shropshire, England, citing General Register Office, Southport, England. (accessed 27 Sep 2023). :Frederick Henry Peppiatt 1900-45 Merchant Navy "United Kingdom, Merchant Navy Seamen Records, 1835-1941," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:KCWM-DT3 : 5 December 2014), Fredk Henry Peppiatt, ; From "Merchant Navy Seamen1835-1941," database and images, findmypast (http://www.findmypast.com : n.d.); citing BT 112-116, 119-120, series BT350, The National Archives of the UK, Kew, Surrey. (accessed 29 Sep 2023). :George Pippett b.1887 Everingham England WW2 US Draft 1942 "United States World War II Draft Registration Cards, 1942," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QKV9-1VSW : 2 May 2023), George Pippet, 27 Apr 1942; citing NARA microfilm publication M1936, M1937, M1939, M1951, M1962, M1964, M1986, M2090, and M2097 (Washington D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, n.d.). (accessed 29 Sep 2023). {{Image|file=US_Flags-19.png |align=r |size=s |caption=born in USA }} :[[Poppitt-127|Ira Poppitt]] WW1 US draft in 1917-1918 "United States World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918", database with images, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:KZVT-P2B : 24 December 2021), ?? Ira Poppett, 1917-1918. (accessed 22 Jan 2023). :Fred Eugene Papet US Military Service 1918 "United States, Enlisted and Officer Muster Rolls and Rosters, 1916-1939", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:4ZCK-YGN2 : 1 April 2022), Fred Eugene Papet, 1918. (accessed 3 Oct 2023). :Fred J Peppiatt b.1874 US WWI Military Draft Registration from 1917 to 1918 "United States World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918", database with images, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:K66G-VWB : 30 December 2021), Fred J Peppiatt, 1917-1918. (accessed 3 Oct 2023). {{Image|file=US_Flags-21.png |align=r |size=s |caption=born in USA }} :James Fred Pepiot b.1890 Ohio US WWI Military Draft Registration from 1917 to 1918 "United States World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918", database with images, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:7H3F-3CN2 : 25 December 2021), James Fred Pepiot, 1917-1918. (accessed 3 Oct 2023). {{Image|file=Latin_American_Flags-19.jpg |align=r |size=s |caption=born in Uruguay }} :Alfred Rosario Poppitt b.1881 Uruguay US Military Draft Registration 1917-18 "United States World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918", database with images, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:KZNZ-T21 : 23 December 2021), Alfred Rosario Poppitt, 1917-1918. (accessed 4 Oct 2023). {{Image|file=US_Flags-25.png |align=r |size=s |caption=born in USA }} :Frank Papetti US Military Service 1917 "United States, Enlisted and Officer Muster Rolls and Rosters, 1916-1939", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:6ZKN-KHF7 : 25 April 2022), Frank Papetti, 1917. (accessed 4 Oct 2023). :Leroy Pippetoe US Military Service 1917 "United States, Enlisted and Officer Muster Rolls and Rosters, 1916-1939", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:D8TT-VFMM : 18 April 2022), Leroy Pippetoe, 1917. (accessed 4 Oct 2023). :Charles B Peppiatt US Military Service 1917 "United States, Enlisted and Officer Muster Rolls and Rosters, 1916-1939", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:66VP-N85W : 8 June 2022), Charles B Peppiatt, 1917. (accessed 4 Oct 2023). :Otis N Pippitt US Military Service 1917 "United States, Enlisted and Officer Muster Rolls and Rosters, 1916-1939", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:D4FS-LZPZ : 21 April 2022), Otis N Pippitt, 1917. (accessed 4 Oct 2023). :Miguel Popeta 1917 US Military Service 1917 "United States, Enlisted and Officer Muster Rolls and Rosters, 1916-1939", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:84MN-2R6Z : 19 April 2022), Miguel Popeta, 1917. (accessed 4 Oct 2023). :Lester R Pippitt US Military Service 1917"United States, Enlisted and Officer Muster Rolls and Rosters, 1916-1939", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:6688-B45P : 28 January 2022), Lester R Pippitt, 1917. (accessed 4 Oct 2023). :Joseph A Peppets US Military Service 1918 "United States, Enlisted and Officer Muster Rolls and Rosters, 1916-1939", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:68LF-RB2L : 28 January 2022), Joseph A Peppets, 1918. (accessed 4 Oct 2023). :Samuel O Peppiatt US Military Service 1918 "United States, Enlisted and Officer Muster Rolls and Rosters, 1916-1939", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:DZQQ-LF6Z : 17 April 2022), Samuel O Peppiatt, 1918. (accessed 4 Oct 2023). :Clarence T Pippitt US Military Service 1918 "United States, Enlisted and Officer Muster Rolls and Rosters, 1916-1939", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:66DS-QF7S : 28 January 2022), Clarence T. Pippitt, 1918. (accessed 4 Oct 2023). :Claude C Pippett US Military Service 1918 "United States, Enlisted and Officer Muster Rolls and Rosters, 1916-1939", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:8WS6-KD3Z : 19 April 2022), Claude C Pippett, 1918. (accessed 4 Oct 2023). :Fred E Papet US Military Service 1918 "United States, Enlisted and Officer Muster Rolls and Rosters, 1916-1939", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:4JB9-246Z : 16 April 2022), Fred E Papet, 1918. (accessed 4 Oct 2023). :John T Pippett US Military Service 1918 "United States, Enlisted and Officer Muster Rolls and Rosters, 1916-1939", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:6FFY-T5JN : 8 June 2022), John T Pippett, 1918. (accessed 4 Oct 2023). :Ernest J Poppitz US Military Service 1918 "United States, Enlisted and Officer Muster Rolls and Rosters, 1916-1939", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:6686-2ZKD : 28 January 2022), Ernest J Poppitz, 1918. (accessed 4 Oct 2023). :Ferdinand J Poppitz US Military Service 1918 "United States, Enlisted and Officer Muster Rolls and Rosters, 1916-1939", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:HW7Q-94MM : 15 April 2022), Ferdinand J Poppitz, 1918. (accessed 4 Oct 2023). :Charles E Peppiatt US Military Service 1918 "United States, Enlisted and Officer Muster Rolls and Rosters, 1916-1939", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:D9YG-CDT2 : 16 April 2022), Charles E. Peppiatt, 1918. (accessed 4 Oct 2023). :Silas C Poapet US Military Service 1918 "United States, Enlisted and Officer Muster Rolls and Rosters, 1916-1939", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:D9YR-MH6Z : 16 April 2022), Silas C Poapet, 1918. (accessed 4 Oct 2023). :John M Pippett US Military Service 1918 "United States, Enlisted and Officer Muster Rolls and Rosters, 1916-1939", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:8WM3-M22M : 8 April 2022), John M Pippett, 1918. (accessed 4 Oct 2023). :Guy S Pippitt US Military Service 1918 "United States, Enlisted and Officer Muster Rolls and Rosters, 1916-1939", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:4YZS-T7W2 : 3 April 2022), Guy S Pippitt, 1918. (accessed 4 Oct 2023). :Richard E Paupet US Military Service 1918 "United States, Enlisted and Officer Muster Rolls and Rosters, 1916-1939", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:6Z62-53DY : 24 April 2022), Richard E Paupet, 1918. (accessed 4 Oct 2023). :Joseph A Peppets US Military Service 1918 "United States, Enlisted and Officer Muster Rolls and Rosters, 1916-1939", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:6624-SYHY : 8 June 2022), Joseph A Peppets, 1918. (accessed 4 Oct 2023). :Ernest D Peppetti US Military Service 1918 "United States, Enlisted and Officer Muster Rolls and Rosters, 1916-1939", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:6DMM-JG9F : 28 January 2022), Ernest D. Peppetti, 1917. (accessed 4 Oct 2023). :Adam C Pepiot US Military Service 1918 "United States, Enlisted and Officer Muster Rolls and Rosters, 1916-1939", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:668X-F46M : 28 January 2022), Adam C Pepiot, 1918. (accessed 4 Oct 2023). :Wassarene Papetti US Military Service 1918 "United States, Enlisted and Officer Muster Rolls and Rosters, 1916-1939", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:6XNK-DS7N : 8 June 2022), Wassarene Papetti, 1918. (accessed 4 Oct 2023). :Harry A Pippitt US Military Service 1918 "United States, Enlisted and Officer Muster Rolls and Rosters, 1916-1939", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:H9MX-8GW2 : 12 April 2022), Harry A Pippitt, 1918. (accessed 4 Oct 2023). :Rex S Pippett US Military Service 1918 "United States, Enlisted and Officer Muster Rolls and Rosters, 1916-1939", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:87Q4-WSPZ : 7 April 2022), Rex S Pippett, 1918. (accessed 4 Oct 2023). :[lPippett-65| Elmer Sproul Pippett 1895-1958]] US Military Service 1918 "United States, Enlisted and Officer Muster Rolls and Rosters, 1916-1939", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:8JBY-42W2 : 15 April 2022), Elmer S Pippitt, 1918. (accessed 4 Oct 2023). :Claude C Pippett US Military Service 1918 "United States, Enlisted and Officer Muster Rolls and Rosters, 1916-1939", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:4YCG-5QT2 : 3 April 2022), Claude C Pippett, 1918. (accessed 4 Oct 2023). :Columbus Papetti US Military Service 1918 "United States, Enlisted and Officer Muster Rolls and Rosters, 1916-1939", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:837R-46T2 : 6 April 2022), Columbus Papetti, 1917. (accessed 4 Oct 2023). :Joseph E Peppiot US Military Service 1918 "United States, Enlisted and Officer Muster Rolls and Rosters, 1916-1939", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:66VG-XWZ4 : 8 June 2022), Joseph E. Pepiot, 1918. (accessed 4 Oct 2023). :William Poppitz US Military Service 1918 "United States, Enlisted and Officer Muster Rolls and Rosters, 1916-1939", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:6ZVM-31W4 : 25 April 2022), William Poppitz, 1918. (accessed 4 Oct 2023). :Frank S Papet US Military Service 1918 "United States, Enlisted and Officer Muster Rolls and Rosters, 1916-1939", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:6FFB-5LH6 : 8 June 2022), Frank S Papet, 1918. (accessed 4 Oct 2023). :Alfred J Poppitt b. 1913 Massachusetts United States World War II Army Enlistment 1943 "United States World War II Army Enlistment Records, 1938-1946," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:K8R5-JXL : 5 December 2014), Alfred J Poppitt, enlisted 18 May 1943, Camden, New Jersey, United States; citing "Electronic Army Serial Number Merged File, ca. 1938-1946," database, The National Archives: Access to Archival Databases (AAD) (http://aad.archives.gov : National Archives and Records Administration, 2002); NARA NAID 1263923, National Archives at College Park, Maryland. (accessed 2 Oct 2023). :Julius F Poppitt b.1915 Massachusetts US Military Service 1941 "United States World War II Army Enlistment Records, 1938-1946," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:K8RH-68N : 5 December 2014), Julius F Poppitt, enlisted 07 Aug 1941, Trenton, New Jersey, United States; citing "Electronic Army Serial Number Merged File, ca. 1938-1946," database, The National Archives: Access to Archival Databases (AAD) (http://aad.archives.gov : National Archives and Records Administration, 2002); NARA NAID 1263923, National Archives at College Park, Maryland. (accessed 2 Oct 2023). :[[Poppitt-153|Frederick Robert Poppitt (1911 - 1946)]] US WWII draft :[[Poppitt-129|Grover Cleveland Poppitt]] was in the WW1 US 1917-18 draft "United States World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918", database with images, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:KZVT-P2Y : 24 December 2021), Grover Cleveland Poppett, 1917-1918. (accessed 22 Jan 2023). :[[Poppitt-129|Grover Cleveland Poppitt]] was in the WW2 US 1942 draft "United States World War II Draft Registration Cards, 1942," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:V48P-LSG : 25 November 2020), Grover Cleveland Poppett, 1942; citing NARA microfilm publication M1936, M1937, M1939, M1951, M1962, M1964, M1986, M2090, and M2097 (Washington D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, n.d.). (accessed 22 Jan 2023). :[[Poppitt-141|Robert Leroy Poppitt (1914 - 1978)]] US WW2 draft "California, World War II Draft Registration Cards, 1940-1945," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QGF4-PTD7 : 2 March 2020), Robert Leroy Poppett, Colton, Kern, California, United States; from "Draft Registration Cards for California, 10/16/1940 - 03/31/1947." Database and images. Ancestry. (www.ancestry.com : n.d.); citing Draft Registration, Colton, Kern, California, United States, citing NARA Records of the Selective Service System, 1926-1975. Record Group Number 147. NAID: 7644723. Records of the Selective Service System. The National Archives at St. Louis, Missouri, n.d. (accessed 23 Jan 2023). {{Image|file=US_Flags-23.png |align=r |size=s |caption= born in USA }} :Robert M Pippitt b.19232 Missouri 1942 US WW2 draft "United States World War II Army Enlistment Records, 1938-1946," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:K8GC-RC5 : 5 December 2014), Robert M Pippitt, enlisted 14 Dec 1942, Detroit, Michigan, United States; citing "Electronic Army Serial Number Merged File, ca. 1938-1946," database, The National Archives: Access to Archival Databases (AAD) (http://aad.archives.gov : National Archives and Records Administration, 2002); NARA NAID 1263923, National Archives at College Park, Maryland. (accessed 4 Oct 2023). :Theodore E Pippitt b.1921 New Jersey 1942 US WW2 draft "United States World War II Army Enlistment Records, 1938-1946," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:K8RD-RPL : 5 December 2014), Theodore E Pippitt, enlisted 05 Oct 1942, Camden, New Jersey, United States; citing "Electronic Army Serial Number Merged File, ca. 1938-1946," database, The National Archives: Access to Archival Databases (AAD) (http://aad.archives.gov : National Archives and Records Administration, 2002); NARA NAID 1263923, National Archives at College Park, Maryland. (accessed 4 Oct 2023). :Joe D Pippitt b.1914 Illinois US WW2 draft 1942 "United States World War II Army Enlistment Records, 1938-1946," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:K8G4-QQL : 5 December 2014), Joe D Pippitt, enlisted 21 Sep 1942, Peoria, Illinois, United States; citing "Electronic Army Serial Number Merged File, ca. 1938-1946," database, The National Archives: Access to Archival Databases (AAD) (http://aad.archives.gov : National Archives and Records Administration, 2002); NARA NAID 1263923, National Archives at College Park, Maryland. (accessed 4 Oct 2023). :Henry Papit b.1922 Pennsylvania US WW2 draft 1942 "United States World War II Army Enlistment Records, 1938-1946," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:K8TW-161 : 5 December 2014), Henry Papit, enlisted 09 Dec 1942, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States; citing "Electronic Army Serial Number Merged File, ca. 1938-1946," database, The National Archives: Access to Archival Databases (AAD) (http://aad.archives.gov : National Archives and Records Administration, 2002); NARA NAID 1263923, National Archives at College Park, Maryland. (accessed 4 Oct 2023). :Harold A Poppitz b.1923 Minnesota US WW2 draft 1942 "United States World War II Army Enlistment Records, 1938-1946," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:K85V-ZDH : 5 December 2014), Harold A Poppitz, enlisted 08 Dec 1942, Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States; citing "Electronic Army Serial Number Merged File, ca. 1938-1946," database, The National Archives: Access to Archival Databases (AAD) (http://aad.archives.gov : National Archives and Records Administration, 2002); NARA NAID 1263923, National Archives at College Park, Maryland. (accessed 4 Oct 2023). :Ernest Henry Poppitz b.1942 Nobles US WW2 draft 1942 "United States World War II Draft Registration Cards, 1942," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QKCC-8BGB : 10 March 2021), Ernest Henry Poppitz, 27 Apr 1942; citing NARA microfilm publication M1936, M1937, M1939, M1951, M1962, M1964, M1986, M2090, and M2097 (Washington D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, n.d.). (accessed 4 Oct 2023). :Ernest Glenn Pippitt b.1891 Randolph US WW2 draft 1942 "United States World War II Draft Registration Cards, 1942," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QKC4-HTRH : 10 March 2021), Ernest Glenn Pippitt, 27 Apr 1942; citing NARA microfilm publication M1936, M1937, M1939, M1951, M1962, M1964, M1986, M2090, and M2097 (Washington D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, n.d.). (accessed 4 Oct 2023). :Bert Lee Pippitt b.1878 Fulton US WW2 draft 1942 "United States World War II Draft Registration Cards, 1942," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QKCH-KFG9 : 10 March 2021), Bert Lee Pippitt, 26 Apr 1942; citing NARA microfilm publication M1936, M1937, M1939, M1951, M1962, M1964, M1986, M2090, and M2097 (Washington D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, n.d.). (accessed 4 Oct 2023). :[[Poppitt-151|Milton Herbert Poppitt (1902 - 1987)]] 1942 US WW2 draft "California, World War II Draft Registration Cards, 1940-1945," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QGFW-RSZJ : 2 March 2020), Milton Herbert Poppett, Santa Barbara, Santa Barbara, California, United States; from "Draft Registration Cards for California, 10/16/1940 - 03/31/1947." Database and images. Ancestry. (www.ancestry.com : n.d.); citing Draft Registration, Santa Barbara, Santa Barbara, California, United States, citing NARA Records of the Selective Service System, 1926-1975. Record Group Number 147. NAID: 7644723. Records of the Selective Service System. The National Archives at St. Louis, Missouri, n.d. (accessed 28 Jan 2023). :[[Poppitt-149|Stanley Llewelyn Poppitt (1897)]] Stanley Llewelyn Poppitt had a military record for WW1 and WW2 "United States, Veterans Administration Master Index, 1917-1940," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:WS8Z-HZT2 : 23 October 2019), Stanley Llewellyn Poppett, 16 Feb 1919; citing Military Service, NARA microfilm publication 76193916 (St. Louis: National Archives and Records Administration, 1985), various roll numbers. (accessed 28 Jan 2023), "California, World War II Draft Registration Cards, 1940-1945," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QGFW-RSFC : 2 March 2020), Stanley Llewellyn Poppett, Highland, San Bernardino, California, United States; from "Draft Registration Cards for California, 10/16/1940 - 03/31/1947." Database and images. Ancestry. (www.ancestry.com : n.d.); citing Draft Registration, Highland, San Bernardino, California, United States, citing NARA Records of the Selective Service System, 1926-1975. Record Group Number 147. NAID: 7644723. Records of the Selective Service System. The National Archives at St. Louis, Missouri, n.d. (accessed 28 Jan 2023), {{Image|file=US_Flags-25.png |align=r |size=s |caption=born in USA }} :John F Pippett b.1922 Pennsylvania United States World War II Army 1942 "United States World War II Army Enlistment Records, 1938-1946," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:K859-9FV : 5 December 2014), John F Pippet, enlisted 12 Dec 1942, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States; citing "Electronic Army Serial Number Merged File, ca. 1938-1946," database, The National Archives: Access to Archival Databases (AAD) (http://aad.archives.gov : National Archives and Records Administration, 2002); NARA NAID 1263923, National Archives at College Park, Maryland. (accessed 3 Oct 2023). :Walter F Pippitt b.1923 New Jersey United States World War II Army 1943 "United States World War II Army Enlistment Records, 1938-1946," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:K8R2-273 : 5 December 2014), Walter F Pippitt, enlisted 04 Feb 1943, Camden, New Jersey, United States; citing "Electronic Army Serial Number Merged File, ca. 1938-1946," database, The National Archives: Access to Archival Databases (AAD) (http://aad.archives.gov : National Archives and Records Administration, 2002); NARA NAID 1263923, National Archives at College Park, Maryland. (accessed 3 Oct 2023). :Peter F Piapot b.1916 Montana United States World War II Army 1941 "United States World War II Army Enlistment Records, 1938-1946," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:K857-NWY : 5 December 2014), Peter F Piapot, enlisted 19 Mar 1941, Ft Missoula, Montana, United States; citing "Electronic Army Serial Number Merged File, ca. 1938-1946," database, The National Archives: Access to Archival Databases (AAD) (http://aad.archives.gov : National Archives and Records Administration, 2002); NARA NAID 1263923, National Archives at College Park, Maryland. (accessed 3 Oct 2023). :Edward A Poppitt b.1913 Massachusetts United States World War II Army 1942 "United States World War II Army Enlistment Records, 1938-1946," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:K8RZ-XGS : 5 December 2014), Edward A Poppitt, enlisted 27 Feb 1942, Ft Dix, New Jersey, United States; citing "Electronic Army Serial Number Merged File, ca. 1938-1946," database, The National Archives: Access to Archival Databases (AAD) (http://aad.archives.gov : National Archives and Records Administration, 2002); NARA NAID 1263923, National Archives at College Park, Maryland. (accessed 4 Oct 2023). :John F Pippet United States World War II Army 1942 "United States World War II Army Enlistment Records, 1938-1946," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:K859-9FV : 5 December 2014), John F Pippet, enlisted 12 Dec 1942, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States; citing "Electronic Army Serial Number Merged File, ca. 1938-1946," database, The National Archives: Access to Archival Databases (AAD) (http://aad.archives.gov : National Archives and Records Administration, 2002); NARA NAID 1263923, National Archives at College Park, Maryland.(accessed 4 Oct 2023). :Walter S Pippitt United States World War II Army 1942 "United States World War II Army Enlistment Records, 1938-1946," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:K8T4-9K2 : 5 December 2014), Walter S Pippitt, enlisted 28 Nov 1942, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States; citing "Electronic Army Serial Number Merged File, ca. 1938-1946," database, The National Archives: Access to Archival Databases (AAD) (http://aad.archives.gov : National Archives and Records Administration, 2002); NARA NAID 1263923, National Archives at College Park, Maryland. (accessed 4 Oct 2023). {{Image|file=European_Flags-55.png |align=r |size=s |caption=born in San Marino }} :August A Papetti b.1925 San Marino United States World War II Service 1943 "United States World War II Army Enlistment Records, 1938-1946," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:K8LT-DZ4 : 5 December 2014), August A Papetti, enlisted 28 Aug 1943, Newark, New Jersey, United States; citing "Electronic Army Serial Number Merged File, ca. 1938-1946," database, The National Archives: Access to Archival Databases (AAD) (http://aad.archives.gov : National Archives and Records Administration, 2002); NARA NAID 1263923, National Archives at College Park, Maryland. (accessed 4 Oct 2023). {{Image|file=US_Flags-25.png |align=r |size=s |caption=born in USA }} :Edwin J Pippitt b.1924 New Jersey United States World War II Service 1943 "United States World War II Army Enlistment Records, 1938-1946," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:K8R2-2GW : 5 December 2014), Edwin J Pippitt, enlisted 06 Feb 1943, Camden, New Jersey, United States; citing "Electronic Army Serial Number Merged File, ca. 1938-1946," database, The National Archives: Access to Archival Databases (AAD) (http://aad.archives.gov : National Archives and Records Administration, 2002); NARA NAID 1263923, National Archives at College Park, Maryland. (accessed 4 Oct 2023). {{Image|file=Flags-3.jpg |align=r |size=s |caption=born in British Isles }} :Ralph Peppiatt b.1910 British Isles United States World War II Service 1942 "United States World War II Army Enlistment Records, 1938-1946," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:K8RC-22Q : 5 December 2014), Ralph Peppiatt, enlisted 02 Mar 1942, Cp Upton, Yaphank, New York, United States; citing "Electronic Army Serial Number Merged File, ca. 1938-1946," database, The National Archives: Access to Archival Databases (AAD) (http://aad.archives.gov : National Archives and Records Administration, 2002); NARA NAID 1263923, National Archives at College Park, Maryland. (accessed 4 Oct 2023). :Gordon A Peppiatt b. British Isles United States World War II Service 1943 "United States World War II Army Enlistment Records, 1938-1946," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:K8RG-C8K : 5 December 2014), Gordon A Peppiatt, enlisted 10 Mar 1943, New York City, New York, United States; citing "Electronic Army Serial Number Merged File, ca. 1938-1946," database, The National Archives: Access to Archival Databases (AAD) (http://aad.archives.gov : National Archives and Records Administration, 2002); NARA NAID 1263923, National Archives at College Park, Maryland. (accessed 4 Oct 2023). :George Pippet b.1917 Military Service 1942 Malaya, Singapore Prisoner of War "Prisoners of War, 1715-1947", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:6FWW-Z1BH : 20 May 2022), George Pippett, 1942. (accessed 4 Oct 2023). {{Image|file=US_Flags-25.png |align=r |size=s |caption=born in USA }} :Carl Papetti b. 1915 Idaho United States World War II Service 1943 "United States World War II Army Enlistment Records, 1938-1946," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:K85C-T4H : 5 December 2014), Carl Papetti, enlisted 19 Feb 1943, Pocatello, Idaho, United States; citing "Electronic Army Serial Number Merged File, ca. 1938-1946," database, The National Archives: Access to Archival Databases (AAD) (http://aad.archives.gov : National Archives and Records Administration, 2002); NARA NAID 1263923, National Archives at College Park, Maryland. (accessed 4 Oct 2023). :Richard D Papot b. 1911 Georgia United States World War II Service 1943 "United States World War II Army Enlistment Records, 1938-1946," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:K8RP-C4M : 5 December 2014), Richard D Papot, enlisted 03 May 1943, New York City, New York, United States; citing "Electronic Army Serial Number Merged File, ca. 1938-1946," database, The National Archives: Access to Archival Databases (AAD) (http://aad.archives.gov : National Archives and Records Administration, 2002); NARA NAID 1263923, National Archives at College Park, Maryland. (accessed 4 Oct 2023). :William J Pipota b.1906 New York United States World War II Service 1943 "United States World War II Army Enlistment Records, 1938-1946," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:K8RG-5PQ : 5 December 2014), William J Pipota, enlisted 03 Apr 1943, New York City, New York, United States; citing "Electronic Army Serial Number Merged File, ca. 1938-1946," database, The National Archives: Access to Archival Databases (AAD) (http://aad.archives.gov : National Archives and Records Administration, 2002); NARA NAID 1263923, National Archives at College Park, Maryland. (accessed 4 Oct 2023). :Lloyd A Pippett b.1924 Iowa United States World War II Service 1943 "United States World War II Army Enlistment Records, 1938-1946," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:K8PF-RB4 : 5 December 2014), Lloyd A Pippett, enlisted 10 Apr 1943, Cp Dodge, Herrold, Iowa, United States; citing "Electronic Army Serial Number Merged File, ca. 1938-1946," database, The National Archives: Access to Archival Databases (AAD) (http://aad.archives.gov : National Archives and Records Administration, 2002); NARA NAID 1263923, National Archives at College Park, Maryland. (accessed 4 Oct 2023). :Vincent Papetti b.1914 Illinois United States World War II Service 1943 "United States World War II Army Enlistment Records, 1938-1946," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:K85W-GZ2 : 5 December 2014), Vincent Papetti, enlisted 11 Aug 1943, Los Angeles, California, United States; citing "Electronic Army Serial Number Merged File, ca. 1938-1946," database, The National Archives: Access to Archival Databases (AAD) (http://aad.archives.gov : National Archives and Records Administration, 2002); NARA NAID 1263923, National Archives at College Park, Maryland. (accessed 4 Oct 2023). :Louis Papetti b.1921 Massachusetts United States World War II Service 1943 "United States World War II Army Enlistment Records, 1938-1946," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:K851-TKT : 5 December 2014), Louis Papetti, enlisted 10 Mar 1943, Boston, Massachusetts, United States; citing "Electronic Army Serial Number Merged File, ca. 1938-1946," database, The National Archives: Access to Archival Databases (AAD) (http://aad.archives.gov : National Archives and Records Administration, 2002); NARA NAID 1263923, National Archives at College Park, Maryland. (accessed 4 Oct 2023). :Charles H Pippett b.1919 New Jersey United States World War II Service 1943 "United States World War II Army Enlistment Records, 1938-1946," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:K858-C63 : 5 December 2014), Charles H Pippett, enlisted 26 Nov 1943, Camden, New Jersey, United States; citing "Electronic Army Serial Number Merged File, ca. 1938-1946," database, The National Archives: Access to Archival Databases (AAD) (http://aad.archives.gov : National Archives and Records Administration, 2002); NARA NAID 1263923, National Archives at College Park, Maryland. (accessed 4 Oct 2023). :Philip J Papetti b.1917 New York United States World War II Service 1943 "United States World War II Army Enlistment Records, 1938-1946," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:K8RR-2MZ : 5 December 2014), Philip J Papetti, enlisted 06 Aug 1943, New York City, New York, United States; citing "Electronic Army Serial Number Merged File, ca. 1938-1946," database, The National Archives: Access to Archival Databases (AAD) (http://aad.archives.gov : National Archives and Records Administration, 2002); NARA NAID 1263923, National Archives at College Park, Maryland. (accessed 4 Oct 2023). :Richard D Papot b.1911 Savannah United States World War II Service 1943 "New York Records of the State National Guard, 1906-1954," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QVJY-MFXV : 8 March 2021), Richard D Papot, 30 Jun 1943; citing Military Service, New York City, , New York, United States, New York State Archives, Albany. (accessed 4 Oct 2023). :John M Pippett b.1918 Iowa United States World War II Service 1944 "United States World War II Army Enlistment Records, 1938-1946," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:K8LP-JM1 : 5 December 2014), John M Pippett, enlisted 22 Jul 1944, Ft Snelling, Minnesota, United States; citing "Electronic Army Serial Number Merged File, ca. 1938-1946," database, The National Archives: Access to Archival Databases (AAD) (http://aad.archives.gov : National Archives and Records Administration, 2002); NARA NAID 1263923, National Archives at College Park, Maryland. (accessed 4 Oct 2023). :John T Pepiot b.1926 Ohio United States World War II Service 1944 "United States World War II Army Enlistment Records, 1938-1946," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:K8YF-M73 : 5 December 2014), John T Pepiot, enlisted 15 Sep 1944, Ft Hayes, Columbus, Ohio, United States; citing "Electronic Army Serial Number Merged File, ca. 1938-1946," database, The National Archives: Access to Archival Databases (AAD) (http://aad.archives.gov : National Archives and Records Administration, 2002); NARA NAID 1263923, National Archives at College Park, Maryland.(accessed 4 Oct 2023). :Edward E Pippitt b.1921 Kansas United States World War II Service 1944 "United States World War II Army Enlistment Records, 1938-1946," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:K8PJ-BRK : 5 December 2014), Edward E Pippitt, enlisted 18 May 1944, Ft Leavenworth, Kansas, United States; citing "Electronic Army Serial Number Merged File, ca. 1938-1946," database, The National Archives: Access to Archival Databases (AAD) (http://aad.archives.gov : National Archives and Records Administration, 2002); NARA NAID 1263923, National Archives at College Park, Maryland. (accessed 4 Oct 2023). :James L Pippitt b. 1925 Iowa US WW2 draft 1944 "United States World War II Army Enlistment Records, 1938-1946," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:K8PV-HNP : 5 December 2014), James L Pippitt, enlisted 16 Nov 1944, Ft Leavenworth, Kansas, United States; citing "Electronic Army Serial Number Merged File, ca. 1938-1946," database, The National Archives: Access to Archival Databases (AAD) (http://aad.archives.gov : National Archives and Records Administration, 2002); NARA NAID 1263923, National Archives at College Park, Maryland. (accessed 4 Oct 2023). {{Image|file=Flags-3.jpg |align=r |size=s |caption=born in UK }} :C F Poppitt Prisoners of War 1939-45 British Army held in German Territories (source not in public domain) :Reginald W Peppiatt b.1908 Essex Prisoners of War 1939-45 British Army held in Tokyo Japan "Prisoners of War, 1715-1947", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:6FWW-HS3Z : 20 May 2022), Reginald W Peppiatt, 1942. (accessed 6 Oct 2023). :Donald Frank Poppitt b.Gnossall (Air Force Service No.: 3007014) 1945 https://recordsearch.naa.gov.au/SearchNRetrieve/Interface/DetailsReports/ItemDetail.aspx?Barcode=7862934&isAv=N (accessed 6 Oct 2023). :Denis Peppit b.1927 Stoke on Trent SN 25331 1939-48 https://recordsearch.naa.gov.au/SearchNRetrieve/Interface/DetailsReports/ItemDetail.aspx?Barcode=4511197&isAv=N (accessed 6 Oct 2023). :James Alfred Poppitt Merchant Navy S.S. Helena Margareta (London) Died 08 April 1941 Age 62 years old https://www.cwgc.org/find-records/find-war-dead/casualty-details/2792772/james-alfred-poppitt/ (accessed 6 Oct 2023). :LCDR Royal Navy [[Poppitt-60|John Howard Poppitt 1937-2018]] :ARTHUR EDWARD PEPPIT Leading Cook Service Number: LT/MX 88026 H.M. Trawler Waterfly. Royal Naval Patrol Service United Kingdom Died 17 September 1942 30 years old https://www.cwgc.org/find-records/find-war-dead/search-results/?Surname=peppit&Forename=&Initials=&ServiceNum=&Regiment=&CountryCommemoratedIn=null&Cemetery=&Unit=&Rank=&SecondaryRegiment=&SecondaryUnit=&AgeOfDeath=0&DateDeathFromDay=1&DateDeathFromMonth=January&DateDeathFromYear=&DateDeathToDay=1&DateDeathToMonth=January&DateDeathToYear=&DateOfDeath=&Honours=null&AdditionalInfo= (accessed 6 Oct 2023). {{Image|file=WikiTree_practice-2.png |align=r |size=s |caption=born in Germany }} :Adolf Israel Poppet b.1888 Gronau Military Service from 1941 to 1947 Prisoner of War "Prisoners of War, 1715-1947", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:6FWY-8C22 : 27 April 2022), Adolf Israel Poppet, 1941-1947. (accessed 6 Oct 2023). {{Image|file=Flags_of_Australian-1.png |align=r |size=s |caption=born in Australia }} :Charles Albert Poppett b.1908 Concord NSW SN 3977 1939-45 https://recordsearch.naa.gov.au/SearchNRetrieve/Interface/DetailsReports/ItemDetail.aspx?Barcode=31860166&isAv=N (accessed 6 Oct 2023). :Eugene Edward Peppiatt SN - 8684 Place of birth - ST GILES 1939-48 https://recordsearch.naa.gov.au/SearchNRetrieve/Interface/DetailsReports/ItemDetail.aspx?Barcode=4511200&isAv=N (accessed 6 Oct 2023). {{Image|file=Flags-27.png |align=r |size=s |caption=born in Canada }} :FRANKLIN WALTER PEPPIATT Pilot Officer Service Number: J/85345 12 (R.A.F.) Sqdn. Royal Canadian Air Force Canadian Died 31 March 1944 HANOVER WAR CEMETERY Coll. grave 15. K. 10-11. Germany https://www.cwgc.org/find-records/find-war-dead/casualty-details/2075105/franklin-walter-peppiatt/ (accessed 6 Oct 2023). ==Membership== {{Image|file=Religion_Images-2.png |align=r |size=s |caption=Freemasons }} {{England Sticker}} :[[Poppitt-40|Charles John Poppitt (1867 - 1951)]] (master draper b.Newport Shropshire) :[[Poppitt-42|William Arthur Poppitt (1871 - 1958)]] (commercial traveller, drapery b.Newport Shropshire) :Arthur Henry Pippett (bookseller) 1867-1944 b.Marylebone "England and Wales Death Registration Index 1837-2007," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QVCC-2FL2 : 4 September 2014), Arthur H Pippett, 1944; from "England & Wales Deaths, 1837-2006," database, findmypast (http://www.findmypast.com : 2012); citing Death, Staines, Middlesex, England, General Register Office, Southport, England. (accessed 12 Mar 2024) :James Albert Peppiatt (baker) 1840-1917 b.St Pancras "England and Wales Death Registration Index 1837-2007," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:2JHX-VJG : 31 December 2014), James A Peppiette, 1917; from "England & Wales Deaths, 1837-2006," database, findmypast (http://www.findmypast.com : 2012); citing Death, Kings Norton, Worcestershire, England, General Register Office, Southport, England. (accessed 12 Mar 2024) {{United Kingdom Sticker}} ==Related Surnames and Surname Variants== * [https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/Poppett Poppett] * [https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/Popit Popit] * [https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/Popet Popet] * [https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/Peppitt Peppitt] == Sources ==
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[[Category:Magna Carta Project Current Pages]] [[Category: Fictitious and Legendary Genealogy]] This page lists, alphabetically by surname, links to the profiles of some people (especially immigrants to colonial America) who have false or dubious medieval lineages. Details of the problematic pedigrees should be available on the individual's profile page, but can be added here as well. With this page, the Magna Carta Project hopes to reduce the number of errors in our common wikitree, alert genealogists to known mistakes and falsehoods, and provide a resource to help us communicate with well-meaning newcomers who may be attached to illustrious false pedigrees. The Magna Carta Project is especially concerned with weeding out false lineages to Magna Carta surety barons, but this page can also serve as a resource for other projects. For a discussion of the plague of false pedigrees that pollutes the genealogical community, see the following articles: *[http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~jcat2/myraarticle.html Grafting Family Trees], by Myra Vanderpool Gormley. *[https://www.genealogymagazine.com/fake-family-trees/ Watch Out for Fake Family Trees] by James Pylant *[http://genforum.genealogy.com/gen/messages/37674.html Fraudulent Lineages], which reproduces Robert Charles Anderson's discussion and list of the dozens and dozens of families who have false ancestries forged by the notorious [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gustav_Anjou Gustav Anjou]. === Links === * [[Project:Magna_Carta|Magna Carta Project]] * [http://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Space:Magna_Carta_Project_Resources&public=1 Magna Carta Project Sources] - These sources are recommended for documentation of Colonial and Medieval profiles. * [http://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Space:Magna_Carta_Team_Base_Camp&blimit=200 Magna Carta Team Base Camp] - this is where we track completed trails and trails under construction, from Gateway Ancestors to their Magna Carta surety baron ancestors. == Immigrants to America with False or Dubious Lineages == [[Adams-277|Henry Adams]] (1583-1641), immigrated from co. Somerset, England to Braintree, Massachusetts. His great-grandfather was a lowly tenant farmer (with no coat of arms), but in 1853 a forged document fooled the editors of the ''New England Historical and Genealogical Register'', and the bogus lineage was published in 1893 in Charles Henry Browning's unreliable ''Americans of Royal Descent''. To its credit, the NEHGR has diligently tried to warn its readers about this false lineage: see (for example) the Register's [http://books.google.co.id/books?id=DwxQ8YnX-C0C&pg=PA211&lpg=PA211&dq=browning+americans+of+royal+descent+review&source=bl&ots=V62axK1mv8&sig=tjNG-H3vmPzjXX4nusZv1_9PV7g&hl=en&sa=X&ei=xMl4U8CsC4r58QWih4LwDA&redir_esc=y#v=onepage&q=browning%20americans%20of%20royal%20descent%20review&f=false 1902 book notice] of the Rev. Hiram Fairbanks' "The Ancestry of Henry Adams." [[Bacon-1477|Samuel Bacon]] immigrated from Rutland, England to Barnstablem Massachusetts, before 1659, and from there to New Jersey. Martha Worchester ''was not'' the wife of William Bacon and ''was not'' Samuel's mother. :: See [http://www.wikitree.com/g2g/76196/disputed-english-origin-and-wife-robert-royce-connecticut?show=88767#a88767 G2G] for the whole conversation. While updating the sources on my Bacon line - the one that used to go back to the Norman knight 'Grimbaldus', I discovered that the lineage going back from Samuel Bacon of New Jersey, which I'd used from ''Bacon's Adventure'' (also published in ''Colonial Families of Philadelphia''), ''was copied from work by Gustav Anjou, infamous for his fake genealogies''. :: Using original (primary) sources, Jane Fletcher Fiske proved in 1981 in the [http://www.americanancestors.org/PageDetail.aspx?recordId=143306982 American Genealogist], vol 57, page 103- 108, that Samuel's mother was not Martha Worchester, but Ane (Unknown), and that no other credible sources show the family going farther back. I spent the afternoon documenting the WikiTree profiles, and having a going-away party for Grimbaldus. [[Buckner-54|John Buckner]] of Virginia (d.1695, Virginia) was the subject of not one, but three different fraudulent genealogies. The first is the best known, W.A. Crozier, W.D. Buckner, and H.R. Bayne, ''The Buckners of Virginia and the Allied Families of Strother and Ashby,'' Genealogical Association, 1907. Most of the book is an honest (if flawed) genealogy, but for researching John Buckner's origins in England, the authors seem to have engaged an unnamed researcher who provided them with a mix of real records along with a set of forged christening records and two will quotations that made up the supposed key evidence of his heritage in England. The second is a Gustave Anjou manuscript (FHC microfilm, #980,083) which is fortunately not widely available. The third was published recently in 2008 by Jim White and titled either ''Buckner Book I&II'' or ''Buckner Descendant Generations'' and available in various electronic formats. White's books are a combination of largely unsourced, though occasionally correct facts, and some complete inventions. False and fake data from these books have become widely reproduced on the internet in the last decade. White has also published ''Virginia Ball : Immigrant Family 1650'', ''Washington'', and ''Cathey Family: With 32 Immigrant Allied and Collateral Families'' which reproduce a lot of the same fake material and should be viewed with extreme suspicion. Please see [http://www.buckbd.com/genea/jwbook.html Ben Buckner's analysis of Mr. White's forgery techniques.] [[Crandall-3|John Crandall]] was not the son of John Crandall and [[Drake-1|Elizabeth Drake]] (with a lineage going back through the Prideaux family to Magna Carta baron William Malet). This has been proven false. Please see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Crandall and https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/RI_Ancestors/conversations/topics/4013 [[Royce-35|Robert Royce]] (1605-1676) of Stamford, Lincolnshire (NOT Martock, co. Somerset) and New London, Connecticut. There is a groundless internet fantasy claiming that he was the son of Thomas Royce and Mary Appleton. [[Wentworth-16|Mary Wentworth]] (b. 1569), claimed to be the wife of Mayflower pilgrim [[Brewster-4|William Brewster]]. This isn't impossible; there just isn't any evidence to support such a supposition. [[White-255|Robert White]] (1558-1617) of Shalford, co. Essex. His children immigrated to America, settling in Massachusetts and Connecticut. His false medieval ancestry is widespread on the internet: He has been confused with another [[White-3013|Robert White]] from the other side of England, father of [[White-145|John White]] of Wenham and Lancaster, Massachusetts, whose supposed medieval ancestry is also the result of mistaken identity. [[White-145|John White]] of Wenham and Lancaster, Massachusetts. His great-grandfather [[White-626|Richard White]], son of [[White-433|Thomas White]] and [[Richards-158|Agnes Richards]] of Meriot and Martok, Somerset, has often been confused with his more prominent contemporary (and cousin?) [[White-17672|Richard White]], son of [[White-17670|Thomas White]] and [[White-17671|Agnes WHITE]] of South Warnborough, Hampshire.
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[[Category:Building and Institution, Place Studies]][[Category:Sailors Childrens Society]][[Category:One Place Studies]] [[Category:Yorkshire, Place Studies]] [[Category:Port of Hull Society Sailors' Orphan Home One Place Study]] [[Category:Kingston upon Hull, Yorkshire]] {{OnePlaceStudy|place=Port of Hull Society Sailors' Orphan Home|category=Port of Hull Society Sailors' Orphan Home One Place Study}} {{Clear}} {{SOPS Sticker}} *[https://sailorschildren.org.uk/ Official Website] *[[Special:Whatlinkshere/Space:Port of Hull Society Sailors' Orphan Home One Place Study|WikiTree Profiles that link here]] ===Name=== The organisation behind this institution has had a number of names over the years, the various names reflecting the changing emphasis of the organisation's work: * ''The Port of Hull Society for the Religious Instruction of Seamen'' (1821 - 1917) * ''The Port of Hull Society's Sailors' Orphan Home'' (1917 - 1950) * ''The Sailors' Children’s Societ''y (1950 – 1990) * ''The Sailors' Families Society'' (1990 - 2011) * ''The Sailors' Children’s Society'' (2011 - present) ===Geography=== :'''Continent:''' Europe :'''Sovereign State:''' United Kingdom :'''Country:''' England :'''County:''' Yorkshire :'''GPS Coordinates:''' 53.744444, -0.3325 :'''Elevation:''' 0.0 m or 0.0 feet ===History=== In 1821, following a public meeting in St Mary’s Boys’ Schoolroom, Hull, ''The Port of Hull Society for the Religious Instruction to Seamen'' was founded. The original purpose was to provide for the spiritual welfare of sailors and fishermen in the port, particularly those who had served in the [[Wikipedia:Napoleonic Wars|Napoleonic Wars]]. A floating chapel was created on a sailing vessel ''The Valiant'' which was moored in the Humber Dock: before long this became a meeting place for sailors and their families. Before long the society extended its remit to include the physical welfare of the men and their families: a school for sea apprentices was opened in 1824, followed by the ''Sailors Orphan Institute'' in 1837. Initially the Orphan Institute was concerned with clothing and educating the children of deceased seamen and rivermen. In 1862 an [[Wikipedia:Orphanage|orphan house]] was opened where they could provide "board, lodging and education for the orphan children of sailors and rivermen" (''Lifebelt & Anchor'', p. 68). The institute occupied a property at 12 Castle Row, before movng to a larger property at 8 Spencer Street. {{Image|file=Port_of_Hull_Society_Sailors_Orphan_Home_One_Place_Study.jpg |align=r |size=m |caption=The former Sailors Orphan Home, in Park Street |label=The former Sailors Orphan Home, in Park Street }} In 1867 the society purchased a large property, Thanet House, in Park Street which was adapted and extended to accommodate around 100 orphans: this purchase was largely funded by a generous donation from the [[Wikipedia:philanthropy|philanthropist]] [[Salt-291|Titus Salt]]. The property was subsequently further extended to enable it to accommodate some 200 children of deceased mariners from ports along much of the East Coast of England as well as from inland ports. By 1892 more applications for places at the orphanage were being received than could be accommodated, and further expansion of the Park Street home was not possible. In line with the latest thinking, the society planned to build a [[Wikipedia:Cottage homes|community of smaller homes]] where the children could live in family-style groups. A site at [[Wikipedia:Newland, Kingston upon Hull|Newland]], on the outskirts of the borough was acquired and the first of these new homes was officially opened in 1895. These would become known as the [https://historicengland.org.uk/services-skills/education/educational-images/newland-homes-cottingham-road-8686 ''Newland Cottage Homes'']. The Newland site would eventually comprise ten residential homes, arranged round a central green space, along with a school, sanatorium and other buildings. The buildings were named after some of the major benefactors of the organisation. This study considers the home and its residents whilst at Park Street. A separate (linked) study could be created for the years at Newland. Any such study would, however, be limited due to data protection regulations ensuring that records of identifiable persons are closed for 100 years: currently only the censuses of 1901 and 1911 are readily available (1921 is available at additional cost, but is expected to be more readily available in about 2025). ===Population=== Click the link to access the page with a table of those enumerated in the relevant census. {| border="1" class="sortable" !Year!!Inhabitants!!Notes |- |[[Space:Port_of_Hull_Society_Homes_-_1871_census|1871]]||150|| |- |[[Space:Port_of_Hull_Society_Homes_-_1881_census|1881]]||218|| In progress [[Jowett-548|Jowett-548]] 15:49, 11 June 2022 (UTC) |- |[[Space:Port_of_Hull_Society_Homes_-_1891_census|1891]]||187|| |} Although not resident in the homes, this study will also consider [[Space:Port_of_Hull_Society_Homes_-_Patrons%2C_Trustees_etc|patrons, trustees, committee members]] and others who were influential in the formation of the society and the management of the institution during the years at Park Street. It's possible that in the future this may become its own project, which could be extended to later years and also include other activities of the society, such as mission work in Hull and other ports. {| border="1" class="sortable" !Category!!Number!!Notes |- |Patons|| 6|| |- |Trustees|| || |- |Committee members|| || |- |Benefators|| || |- |Others|| || |} ===Notables=== Many of the "notables" associated with the organisation (including Royal Patrons) are listed on the page of [[Space:Port_of_Hull_Society_Homes_-_Patrons%2C_Trustees_etc|patrons, trustees, committee members and benefactors]] so are not also linked here. This section is reserved for orphans or staff of the institution who went on to become notable. * [[Sayers-1587|Albert Edward Sayers DSC RNR (1871-1918)]] ===Tasks=== * Find the home in the censuses: 1871, 1881, 1891 - done [[Jowett-548|Jowett-548]] 11:34, 12 June 2022 (UTC) * Create profiles for those enumerated in the home (staff and children) ** [[Space:Port_of_Hull_Society_Homes_-_1871_census|Port of Hull Society Homes - 1871 census]] ** [[Space:Port_of_Hull_Society_Homes_-_1881_census|Port of Hull Society Homes - 1881 census]] ** [[Space:Port_of_Hull_Society_Homes_-_1891_census|Port of Hull Society Homes - 1891 census]] * Create profiles for patrons, trustees etc. - [[Space:Port_of_Hull_Society_Homes_-_Patrons%2C_Trustees_etc|Port of Hull Society Homes - Patrons, Trustees etc]] * Write full biographies for all profiles * Connect all profiles to the worldwide tree * Consider other, linked, projects/studies ** ''Newland Cottage Homes'' (1895 - 2004) ** Missionary work to seamen: floating chapel in Hull, missions in other ports ** Separate patrons, trustees etc. from this study into a new sub-project ==Sources==
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[[Category: Netherlands Project]][[Category:Dutch Portal]][[Category: Portal World-The Netherlands]] [[Project:Dutch_Roots/Dutch_Portal]][[Category: Dutch Descendants of Canada]] {| | {{Image|file=Portal_World-The_Netherlands_Images.png|align=c|size=200}}{{clear}} || | '''''{{Blue|Portal World - The Netherlands - Canada}}'''''{{clear}} |- |} [[Project: Dutch Roots/Dutch_Portal_World-The_Netherlands]] Our Goal is to create a Portal or place for members from all over the World with 'Dutch Roots', or without the 'Roots' but interested in the Netherlands-Canada connection, where they can find everything that's helpful or interesting. == General == * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dutch_Canadians Wikipedia - Dutch Canadians] * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canada%E2%80%93Netherlands_relations Wikipedia - Canada–Netherlands relations] * [http://www.thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/dutch/ Canadian Encyclopedia - Dutch] * [http://dictionary.sensagent.com/CANADIANS%20OF%20DUTCH%20DESCENT/en-en/ Canadians of Dutch descent] * [http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/ve-day-why-dutch-canadian-connections-have-stayed-so-strong-1.3057318 Why Dutch-Canadian connections have stayed so strong - CBC News] * [http://www.electriccanadian.com/history/dutch/ Dutch in Canada] * [http://www.mashpedia.com/Dutch_Canadians Videos - Dutch Canadians] * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Canadian_people_of_Dutch_descent Canadian people of Dutch descent] This page lists citizens of Canada of full or partial Dutch ethnic or national origin or descent. * [https://caans-acaen.ca/ Canadian Association for the Advancement of Netherlandic Studies] It is the aim of our organization to stimulate an awareness of, and interest in, Netherlandic (Dutch, Flemish and South-African) culture and to facilitate the gathering and dissemination of information in the areas of interest of the organization.Our organization encourages the study of the Dutch language and of Netherlandic culture at educational and cultural institutions in Canada in the form of classroom programmes and library acquisitions. As such we organize activities to promote the above-mentioned goals. Besides the National organization there are also local Chapters in Calgary, Montreal, Ottawa, Toronto and Vancouver. These chapters organize their own activities. == Notable People == * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Princess_Margriet_of_the_Netherlands Princess Margriet of the Netherlands] born 19 January 1943 in The Ottawa Hospital, Ottawa, Ontario. She is third daughter of Queen Juliana and Prince Bernhard. The maternity ward of Ottawa Civic Hospital in which Princess Margriet was born was temporarily declared to be extraterritorial by the Canadian government. Making the maternity ward outside of the Canadian domain caused it to be unaffiliated with any jurisdiction and technically international territory. This was done to ensure that the newborn would derive her citizenship from her mother only, thus making her solely Dutch, which could have been very important if the child had been male, and as such, the heir of Princess Juliana. * [[Biemold-1|Hilda Biemold]] a seventeen year old daughter of one of the [[Space:Holland_Marsh_Dutch_Settlers|Holland Marsh Dutch Settlers]] is invited to Ottawa to care for Princess Margriet, her two sister Princesses Beatrix and Irene, and mother Princess Juliana until the end of WWII. * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Samuel_Holland Samuel Johannes Holland] (1728 – 28 December 1801) was a Royal Engineer and first Surveyor General of British North America. Holland was born in 1728 in Deventer, the Netherlands. He was baptised on 22 September 1729 in the small Lutheran Church in the Dutch town of Deventer in the Province of Overijssel. In 1745, he entered the Dutch artillery and served during the War of the Austrian Succession. He was promoted lieutenant in 1747. Holland emigrated to England to seek advancement under the British flag. In 1756, Holland, probably with Richmond's aid, became a lieutenant in the Royal Americans, coming to British North America where he would spend the rest of his life. * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anthony_Van_Egmond Anthony Van Egmond,] born Antonij Jacobi Willem Gijben (10 March 1778 Groesbeek in Dutch Republic – 5 January 1838 in Toronto, Upper Canada) before coming to North America, was purportedly a Dutch Napoleonic War veteran. He became one of the first settlers and business people in the Huron Tract, located in present-day southwestern Ontario Canada.Van Egmond became an early contractor employed by the Canada Company to construct the original 74-kilometer (46 mi) in length road into the new settlement, allowing the entry of settlers for the purchase of company lands and further economic development. He eventually became a supporter of William Lyon Mackenzie, and led a force of armed rebels in their unsuccessful skirmish at Montgomery's Tavern near Toronto, Ontario on December 7, 1837 during the Upper Canada Rebellion. * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Cornelius_Van_Horne William Cornelius Van Horne, KCMG] (February 3, 1843 – September 11, 1915) succeeded Lord Mount Stephen as President of Canadian Pacific Railway in 1888. He was a prominent member of the Whitney syndicate that created the Cuba Railroad Company, incorporated at Trenton, New Jersey, in 1900 with a capitalization of $8,000,000. He is most famous for overseeing the major construction of the first Canadian transcontinental Railway, a project that, under his leadership, was completed in under half the projected time. He lived at the Van Horne Mansion in Montreal's Golden Square Mile. * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Annette_Verschuren Annette Verschuren, OC] is a Canadian business woman. She is currently the Chair & CEO of NRStor Inc., and energy storage development company. Formerly, she was the President of The Home Depot Canada and the Home Depot Asia, overseeing the growth of the company's Canadian operations from 19 to 179 stores between 1996 and 2011. She also led The Home Depot's entry into China. == Immigration and Emigration == The first Dutch people to come to Canada were Dutch Americans among the United Empire Loyalists. The largest wave was in the late nineteenth and early twentieth century when large numbers of Dutch helped settle the Canadian west. During this period significant numbers also settled in major cities like Toronto. While interrupted by the First World War this migration returned in the 1920s, but again halted during the Great Depression and Second World War. After World War II a large number of Dutch immigrants moved to Canada, including a number of war brides of the Canadian soldiers who liberated the Netherlands. There were officially 1886 Dutch war brides to Canada, ranking second after British war brides. * [https://www.bac-lac.gc.ca/eng/discover/immigration/history-ethnic-cultural/Pages/dutch.aspx Library and Archives Canada - Dutch Immigration - Genealogy and Family History] * [https://www.werelate.org/wiki/Category:Dutch_immigrants_to_Canada Werelate - Dutch immigrants to Canada] * [https://personal.uwaterloo.ca/~marj/genealogy/thevoyage.html Immigrants to Canada in 19th Century] The information on these pages has been extracted from various government records, as well as the odd shipping record (mostly from the Allan Line). It contains, voyage accounts, emigration information, lists of ships sailing to Canada, information on the ports, and on the people. Many of these lists give the name of the ship, Master, Port of Departure, Port of Arrival and other such information. Some list the organization which sponsored the emigrants. Since passenger lists are rarely available for the early ships which came to Canada there are few of those, but other sources are being sought. * [http://www.godutch.com/ Go Dutch] Immigrant Passenger List Project: If you have a Dutch background and are living in Canada or the US, you and your family can be part of "Project I Remember". This project is about creating a comprehensive story of the people who crossed over from the Netherlands into North America. * [http://www.pier21.ca/wp-content/uploads/files/First_75_Years/research_dutch_immigrants.pdf DUTCH IMMIGRATION THROUGH PIER 21 By Carrie-Ann Smith] Pier 21 in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada. * [http://dutchimmigrationfacts.blogspot.ca/ Dutch immigration to Canada - Blogspot] * [http://www.immigrationtounitedstates.org/468-dutch-immigrants.html Dutch immigrants to US and Canada.Org] * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dutch_Canadians Wikipedia - Dutch_Canadians] * [http://www.ourfutureourpast.ca/loc_hist/toc.aspx?id=9237 Dutch immigration to North America] * [https://www.calvin.edu/hh/family_history_resources/Immigration%20Committee%20Report.pdf Dutch Emigrant Families Assisted by the Immigration Committee of the Christian Reformed Church in North America 1946-1963] === Dutch Families to Canada Via USA === * [[:Category:New_Netherland_Settlers_Project|New Netherland Settlers Project]] The mission of the New Netherland Settlers Project is to identify and improve the profiles of the New Netherland Settlers, their ancestors, descendants and the New Netherland community. === Dutch Ships === * [[:Category:Immigrant_Ships_to_Canada|Immigrant Ships to Canada]] : Kota Inten Have photo to add later === Dutch Families direct to Canada Via Port of Entry === ====Halifax, Pier 21==== :Carrie-Ann Smith :Vice-President, Audience Engagement / Vice-présidente, Engagement des publics :Canadian Museum of Immigration at Pier 21 / Musée canadien de l’immigration du Quai 21 :1055 chemin Marginal Road :Halifax, NS B3H 4P7 Carrie-Ann responded to my request for links with the following. Their web manager thought these pages would be of interest. She also mentioned that by the spring they will have an online Passenger List Search with over 100,000 records online but in the mean time they have tons of donated lists from post-war Dutch ships and people can write to the team in the library anytime with request. * [https://www.pier21.ca/culture-trunks/netherlands/andy-faas The Netherlands Culture Trunk] * [https://www.pier21.ca/research/immigration-records/research-request Requests for Cara and team help] * [https://www.pier21.ca/research/immigration-records/ship-arrival-search Ship Arrival Database] ==== Montreal==== ====Quebec City==== == Dutch Settlements in Canada == * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neerlandia Wikipedia - Dutch Settlement, Neerlandia Alberta] Neerlandia is a hamlet in central Alberta, Canada within the County of Barrhead No. 11. Neerlandia is situated at the intersection of Highway 769 and Township Road 615A between Mellowdale and Vega, approximately 20 kilometers north of Barrhead and northwest of Westlock. Neerlandia was founded by Dutch immigrants beginning in 1911. The name "Neerlandia" refers to the first settlers' country of origin, the Netherlands. The surrounding area is largely agricultural based with many people in the out-lying area also being involved in construction and other trades as well. * [[Space:Holland_Marsh_Dutch_Settlers|Holland Marsh Dutch Settlers]] A free space managed by [[Vandevis-11|Dr. Theodore Vandevis]] == Dutch Companies in Canada == * [http://godutch.com/ goDutch.com] - An online resource for Dutch news and genealogy. * [https://www.philips.ca/ Philips-Canada] - A Subsidiary of Philips, Eindhoven, Netherlands * [http://www.shell.ca/ Shell Canada] - A Subsidiary of Royal Dutch Shell, The Hague, Netherlands == Dutch Organizations in Canada == * [https://www.internations.org/canada-expats/dutch Uniting Dutch living in Canada] Would you like to get in touch with other Dutch in Canada? Are you in need of help and advice from your Dutch compatriots? Or would you like to join other Dutch expats on an excursion to discover sights and landmarks – e.g. the sublime Canadian Rockies? Whether you have settled as an expat in Canada or are still living in Netherlands and planning your upcoming foreign assignment, InterNations Canada offers everything you need. ===Alberta=== * [https://www.facebook.com/Dutch-Canadian-Centre-217738741587096/ Dutch Canadian Centre Edmonton - Facebook] * [https://www.facebook.com/DutchCanadianSociety Dutch Canadian Society of Medicine Hat and district - Facebook] * [http://www.dutchcanadianchoir.com/ The Dutch Canadian Choir of Calgary] The Dutch Canadian Choir of Calgary is a non-profit/amateur four-voice [SATB] choir. The choir performs at various special events throughout Calgary including semi-annual concerts and performances at seniors lodges and nursing homes. The choir travels widely to perform in Alberta, Canada, the United States and Europe. For over 30 years the choir's main fundraising event is at the prestigious horse jumping event "The Spruce Meadows Masters" held each September. Choir members sell Dutch treats like oliebollen, poffertjes, kroketten, frikandellen and broodjes haring. Membership is open to all persons of any nationality over the age of eighteen. === British Columbia === * [https://www.dutchnetwork.ca/ Dutch Network of Greater Vancouver] A lively organization with weekly events for young and old. Events are organized for Dutch-Canadians so that they can get together to celebrate, enhance and preserve the Dutch heritage, Dutch language and Dutch cultural traditions in BC. ===Manitoba=== * [https://www.facebook.com/Dutch-Canadian-Society-of-Manitoba-111860548897460/ Dutch Canadian Society of Manitoba - Facebook] ===New Brunswick=== * [https://www.facebook.com/Dutch-Treat-New-Brunswick-129532983869371/ Dutch Treat New Brunswick - Facebook] ===Ontario=== * [http://www.cnfa.ca/ Canada Netherlands Friendship Association] Founder & Chair - Jack van der Laan, Burlington, ON *[https://www.facebook.com/Dutch-Canadian-Association-124821650862927/ Dutch Canadian Association - Facebook] * [https://www.facebook.com/Dutch-Canadian-Society-of-London-and-District-485279281601897/ Dutch Canadian Society of London and District - Facebook] * [http://www.dutchtreat.ca/ Dutch Treat Canada (Toronto/GTA)] Are you interested in the Dutch, or Dutch Canadians? Do you like Dutch events? Would you like to stay informed about all things Dutch and Dutch-Canadian in Toronto and the GTA? * [https://www.cnbpa.ca/ The Canadian Netherlands Business and Professional Association (CNBPA)] The Canadian Netherlands Business and Professional Association (CNBPA) provides a networking forum for business people and professionals with Dutch interests to interact on a regular basis, discuss common business issues and to promote the economic and social interests of its members. ===Quebec=== * [https://lowensteyn.com/dutchque/index.html/ A Social History of the Dutch in Quebec] ==Religion== * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christian_Reformed_Church_in_North_America Christian Reformed Church in North America (CRCNA or CRC)] is a Protestant Christian denomination in the United States and Canada. Having roots in the Dutch Reformed churches of the Netherlands, the Christian Reformed Church was founded by Dutch immigrants who left the Reformed Church in America in 1857 and is theologically Calvinist. The Christian Reformed Church (CRC) split from the Reformed Church in America (then known as the Dutch Reformed Church) in an 1857 secession, which was in part the result of a theological dispute that originated in the Netherlands. ==Military== === World War II === The British had liberated Antwerp, but that city's port could not be used until the Germans were driven from the heavily fortified Scheldt estuary. In several weeks of heavy fighting in the fall of 1944, the Canadians succeeded in defeating the Germans in this region. The Canadians then turned east and played a central role in the liberation of the Netherlands. In 1944–45, the First Canadian Army was responsible for liberating much of the Netherlands from German occupation. Canada lost 7,600 troops in these operations {{Image|file=Portal_World-The_Netherlands-Canada.jpg |align=l |size=s |caption=Click Image to Enlarge. }} [https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/1972403/groesbeek-canadian-war-cemetery-and-memorial Groesbeek Canadian War Cemetery and Memorial] Groesbeek, Berg en Dal Municipality, Gelderland, Netherlands
{{Image|file=Portal_World-The_Netherlands-Canada-1.jpg |align=l |size=s |caption=Click Image to Enlarge. }} [https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/1972455/nederweert-war-cemetery Canadian War Cemetery and Memorial] Nederweert War Cemetery, Nederweert, Nederweert Municipality, Limburg, Netherlands
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{{Image|file=Portal_World-The_Netherlands-Canada-1.jpg |align=l |size=s |caption=Click Image to Enlarge. }} [https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/1972455/nederweert-war-cemetery Canadian War Cemetery and Memorial] Nederweert War Cemetery, Nederweert, Nederweert Municipality, Limburg, Netherlands
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Portalatin Name Study
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[[Category:Portalatin Name Study]] [[Category:One Name Studies]] [[Category:DNA Projects]] This is a One Name Study to collect together in one place everything about one surname and the variants of that name. The hope is that other researchers like you will join our study to help make it a valuable reference point for people studying lines that cross or intersect. Please contact the project leader, add categories to your profiles, add your questions to the bulletin board, add details of your name research, etc. To add someone to this one name study, use the following wiki syntax: {{One Name Study | name = [[Space:Portalatin_Name_Study|Portalatin]] | category = Portalatin_Name_Study }} The surname Portalatin is italian in origin and means "by the latin gate". There is a gate outside Rome called the Porta Latina, named after the church of San Giovanni a Porta Latina. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Porta_Latina I am not sure if this is related to the Portalatin surname, but the family crest has a tower/gate on it that is very similar to the Porta Latina. I was told that there were 2 families in Italy, the Porto's and Latins and these families joined and combined their name. I am not sure if this Italic tribe is related to the Portalatins, but there is information on a Latin family in Italy. * http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Latins_(Italic_tribe) Later the Portalatin's moved to Spain, specifically Castilla la Vieja. Later the Portalatins moved to Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic. == Famous People named Portalatin == * Aída Cartagena Portalatín (June 18, 1918 — June 3, 1994) - Dominican prolific poet, fiction writer and essayist. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A%C3%ADda_Cartagena_Portalat%C3%ADn * José Joaquín Ávila Portalatín (September 11, 1925 – June 28, 2013) - Writer and Pentecostal Evangelist http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yiye_%C3%81vila * Wilfredo Portalatin - Technician at Arecibo Observatory, a minor planet was named after him: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/21580_Portalatin | http://ssd.jpl.nasa.gov/sbdb.cgi?sstr=21580 * Juan José Nogués Portalatín (March 28, 1909 – 2 July 1998) - Football player in Spain http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Juan_Jos%C3%A9_Nogu%C3%A9s * While imprisoned in Torre del Homenaje in the Dominican Republic, Roberto Cofresí the pirate escaped with 2 inmates, a Portalatín and Manuel Reyes Paz. They later established a hideout in Vieques. - ref: Fernández Valledor, Roberto (1978). El mito de Cofresí en la narrativa antillana. Publisher: Editorial Universitaria, Universidad de Puerto Rico. ISBN 0-8477-0556-0. * Fr. Angel Portalatin, OFM (1943–1945) - A friar at the San Pedro Bautista, in Quezon City, Philippines http://www.dioceseofcubao.org/santuario-de-san-pedro-bautista-parish.htm == Resources == * http://www.ancestry.com/s62006/t30766/rd.ashx?ln=Portalatin&fn= * http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gsr&GSln=Portalatin * http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?MS_AdvCB=1&gl=35&rank=1&new=1&so=3&MSAV=2&msT=1&gss=genfact&gsfn_x=1&gsln=Portalatin&gsln_x=1&msbdy_x=1&msbpn_x=XO&msbpn__ftp_x=1&msrpn_x=XO&msrpn__ftp_x=1&msydy_x=1&msypn_x=XO&msypn__ftp_x=1&gskw_x=1&_83004002_x=1&cpxt=0&uidh=000&cp=0
Portale Antenati - Montesano sulla Marcellana - 1865
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[[Space:Portale_Antenati_-_Montesano_sulla_Marcellana|Back to listing of years]] == Notes about the Tables == * All dates are put in Month / Day / Year format for the purpose of sorting. ** If the tables were smarter and could recognize a column as a date rather than a number, I'd put it in Day Month Year format with the month being a word. Alas, it cannot be so. * If you can't read it, mark it with a ? * If the record says the parent is unknown, mark the parent as Unknown * If any of the people in the table have a WikiTree profile, please link to that profile for that person. == Births == Continue from [http://www.antenati.san.beniculturali.it/v/Archivio+di+Stato+di+Salerno/Stato+civile+della+restaurazione/Montesanooggi+Montesano+sulla+Marcellana/Nati/1865/3191/100172743_00019.jpg.html here], first entry for the page. {| class="sortable" border="1" cellpadding=5 style="border:2px solid black; text-align:center;" |- ! Record # ! Page # ! Name ! Birth ! Father's Name ! Mother's Name |- | | 011 | Art?, Nicola | 01/30/1865 | Art?, Angiolo | Pasquale, Serafina |- | | 016 + turn | Albano, Catarina | 02/24/1865 | Albano, Felice | M?, Teresa |- | | 024 | Art?, Filomena | 03/20/1865 | Unknown | Unknown |- | | 046 + turn | Averardo, Vincenzo | 06/20/1865 | Unknown | Averardo, Teresa |- | | 050 + turn | Averardo, Michele | 07/01/1865 | Averardo, Nicola | Varone, Rosa |- | | 079 | Art?, Antonio | 09/17/1865 | Art?, Gennaro | Burzo, Catarina |- | | 083 + turn | Angelino, Nicoletta | 10/02/1865 | Angelino, Nicola | Monaco, Catarina |- | | 100 | Albano, Antonia | 11/17/1865 | Albano, Domenico | Bilotti, Teresa |- | | 004 | Bianco, Angiolo | 01/13/1865 | Unknown | Bianco, Agnesa |- | | 011 + turn | Balbi, Annibale Francesco | 01/29/1865 | Unknown | Dipierri, Maria |- | | 014 + turn | Bianco, Maria Serafina | 02/11/1865 | Bianco, Nicola | Bianco, Maria |- | | 015 + turn | [[Bartomeo-96|Bartomeo, Maria Teresa]] | 02/19/1865 | [[Bartomeo-40|Bartomeo, Nicola]] | [[Padula-9|Padula, Maria Rosa]] |- | | 048 + turn | Bianco, Mara Teresa | 06/30/1865 | Bianco, Giuseppe | Cosella, Rosaria |- | | 055 | Barbella, Francesco | 07/12/1865 | Barbella, Nicola | Mattei, Filomena |- | | 057 | Bianco, Maria Rosa | 07/16/1865 | Bianco, Vincenzo | Gi?, Arcangiola |- | | 059 | Bianco, Rosa | 07/21/1865 | Bianco, Giuseppe | Jacovino, Serafina |- | | 063 | Barbella, Agostino Tomasino | 08/01/1865 | Barbella, Francesco | Peretti, Randa? |- | | 063 + turn | Bianco, Carolina | 08/02/1865 | Bianco, Nicola | Bianco, Catarina |- | | 073 | Barbella, Maria Catarina | 09/11/1865 | Barbella, Cesare | Lavieri, Teresa |- | | 078 + turn | Bafundi, Maria Teresa | 09/15/1865 | Bafundi, Vincenzo | Cestari, Anastasia |- | | 098 | Bianco, Maria Serafina | 11/30/1865 | Bianco, Giovanni | Radesca, Rosaria |- | | 109 + turn | Bianco, Antonio | 12/27/1865 | Unknown | Bianco, Serafina |- |- | | 005 + turn | Cestari, Maria Rosa | 01/15/1865 | Cestari, Antonio | Salvato, Teresa |- | | 008 + turn | Cestari, Carolina | 01/25/1865 | Unknown | Unknown |- | | 021 + turn | Cardinale, Michele | 03/10/1865 | Cardinale, Giuseppe | Rossi, Rosaria |- | | 023 + turn | Cestari, Michele | 03/22/1865 | Unknown | Unknown |- | | 026 | Cestari, Rosa | 04/07/1865 | Unknown | Cestari, Catarina |- | | 029 + turn | Calabria, Giuseppe Pasquale | 04/16/1865 | Calabria, Nicola | Barbella, Rosaria |- | | 033 + turn | Cietto, Francesco Maria | 04/28/1865 | Cietto, Vincenzo | Di Lomante, Rosa |- | | 035 | Cardinale, Domenico | 04/30/1865 | Cardinale, Vincenzo | Petrocelli, Luisa |- | | 058 + turn | Cestari, Vitantonio | 05/11/1865 | Cestari, Giuseppe | Grassia, Rosaria |- | | 040 | Cassino, Nicola | 05/22/1865 | Cassino, Domenico | Pepe, Rosa |- | | 043 + turn | Colombo, Maria Rosa | 06/03/1865 | Colombo, Michele | Spena, Rosaria |- | | 044 + turn | Ca?ta, Maria Francesca | 06/03/1865 | Ca?ta, Antonio | N?cca, Gabriele |- | | 047 | Cestari, Francesco Pasquale | 06/21/1865 | Cestari, Saverio | Scarpetta, Maria Giuseppa |- | | 047 + turn | Cestari, Vincenzo Giovanna | 06/23/1865 | Cestari, Nicola | Petrosino, Antonia |- | | 058 | Calabria, Nicola | 07/16/1865 | Calabria, Giuseppe | Bianco, Rosaria |- | | 071 | Casella, Michele | 08/25/1865 | Casella, Giuseppe | Ferzola, Rosa |- | | 076 + turn | Colombo, Michele | 09/11/1865 | Colombo, Francesco | Palermo, Teresa |- | | 086 | Cardinale, Nicola | 10/06/1865 | Unknown | Cardinale, Rosa |- | | 086 + turn | Cestari, Maria Agnesa | 10/06/1865 | Cestari, Angiolo | Cestari, Nicoletta |- | | 087 | Cestari, Giuseppe Maria | 10/07/1865 | Cestari, Nicola | Monaco, Teresa |- | | 093 + turn | Cestari, Teresa | 10/18/1865 | Cestari, Domenico | Micucci, Maria |- | | 106 | Casella, Maria Gaetana | 12/05/1865 | Casella, Nicola | Rossi, Arcangiola |- | | 002 | Dipierri, Maria Teresa | 01/07/1865 | Dipierri, Michele | Larocca, Catarina |- | | 007 | D'A?ti, Gaetana | 01/20/1865 | D'A?ti, Saverio | Radesca, Rosaria |- | | 017 | D'Elia, Gennaro | 02/25/1865 | D'Elia, Giuseppe | Radesca, Rosa |- | | 018 + turn | Defina, Rosa | 03/01/1865 | Defina, Giuseppe | Frabasile, Teresa |- | | 021 | D'Angiolo, Vincenzo | 03/08/1865 | D'Angiolo, Antonio | Parisi, ? |- | | 030 | D'?, Maria Rosa | 04/18/1865 | D'?, Angiolo | Angelino, Teresa |- | | 033 | Diluca, Vincenzo | 04/28/1865 | Diluca, Giuseppe | Palermo, Teresa |- | | 037 + turn | Defina, Michelantonio | 05/07/1865 | Defina, Vincenzo | Cestari, Maddalena |- | | 044 | Defina, Filomena | 06/11/1865 | Defina, Antonio | Ma?, Geralda |- | | 045 + turn | Defina, Antonio | 06/11/1865 | Defina, Nicola | Di?, Carmela |- | | 050 | Denovi, Nicola Pietro | 07/01/1865 | Denovi, Michele | Pagino?, Rosalia |- | | 052 | D'Filippo, Maria Felicia | 07/02/1865 | D'Filippo, Giuseppe | Rossi, Teresa |- | | 052 + turn | Denovi, Maria Agnesa | 07/06/1865 | Denovi, Nicola | G?, Felicia |- | | 077 | Denovi, Antonio | 09/15/1865 | Denovi, Francesco | Spena, Serafina |- | | 077 + turn | D'A?ti, Antonio | 09/14/1865 | D'A?ti, Nicola | Russo, Rosaria |- | | 082 + turn | D'Angelo, Maria Rosaria | 10/30/1865 | D'Angelo, Benedetto | Strefezza, Rosa |- | | 092 + turn | D'Elia, Nicola | 10/19/1865 | D'Elia, Felica | B?glia, Rosa |- | | 096 | D'Elia, Giuseppe Maria | 10/24/1865 | D'Elia Vincenzo | Palermo, Catarina |- | | 092 | Esposito, Maria Rosa | 10/18/1865 | Esposito, Vincenzo | Salvato, Gaetana |- | | 001 | Fr?sca, Felica | 01/01/1865 | Fr?sca, Michele | Larocca, Antonia |- | | 005 | Ferzola, Maria Rosa | 01/15/1865 | Ferzola, Nicola | di Giuseppe, Agnesa |- | | 006 | Florio, Giuseppe Maria | 01/16/1865 | Floria, Tommaso | Barbella, Rosaria |- | | 009 | Frabasile, Catarina | 01/26/1865 | Frabasile, Giuseppe | Barbella, Nicoletta |- | | 012 | Fr?sca, Vincenzo Biase | 02/03/1865 | Fr?sca, Antonio | Monaco, Maria |- | | 041 + turn | Frabasile, Giuseppe | 05/30/1865 | Frabasile, Arcangiolo | Petrocelli, Teresa |- | | 054 | Falvella, Michele | 07/10/1865 | Falvella, Antonio | Dipierri, Rosalia |- | | 061 | Ferzola, Angiola | 07/26/1865 | Ferzola, Gennaro | Petrosino, Catarina |- | | 073? | Finamore, Emmanuele | 08/31/1865 | Finamore, Tommaso | Monaco, Agnesa |- | | 075 + turn | Florio, Maria Gaetana | 09/10/1865 | Florio, Nicola | Radesca, Cherobina |- | | 088 + turn | Falvella, Giuseppe | 10/07/1865 | Falvella, Nicola | L?ta, Antonia |- | | 095 | Ferzola, Antonio | 10/21/1865 | Ferzola, Michele | Ferzola, Felicia |- | | 013 | Garibaldi, Giuseppe | 02/07/1865 | Unknown | Unknown |- | | 013 + turn | Germino, Maria Rosa | 02/09/1865 | Germino, Francesco | Cardinale, Anna |- | | 026 + turn | Giuliano, Rosa | 04/12/1865 | Giuliano, Nicola | D'Elia Serafina |- | | 037 | Gorrese, Paolo Giuseppe Maria | 05/01/1865 | Gorrese, Michele | Marsiano, Serafina |- | | 039 | Gaeta, Felice | 05/17/1865 | Gaeta, Vincenzo | Gagliardi, Rosa |- | | 039 + turn | Gaeta, Michele | 05/23/1865 | Gaeta, Giuseppe | Padula, Serafina |- | | 053 + turn | Giuliano, Maria Luisa | 07/08/1865 | Giuliana, Angiolo | Bianco, Carolina |- | | 060 + turn | Gorrese, Rosa | 07/25/1865 | Gorrese, Felice | Calabria, Maria |- | | 062 + turn | Gi?, Nicoletta | 08/01/1865 | Gi? Nicola | Monaco, Teresa |- | | 075 | Guerra, Giuseppe Maria | 09/06/1865 | Guerra, Antonio | Strefezza, Catarina |- | | 079 + turn | Grassia, Maria Agnesa | 09/19/1865 | Grassia, Nicola | Bianco, Rosa |- | | 081 | Gagliardi, Maria Rosa | 09/28/1865 | Gagliardi, Nicola | Mattei, Agnesa |- | | 085 | Greco, Rosa | 10/04/1865 | Unknown | Unknown |- | | 091 + turn | Grassiano, Vitantonio | 10/14/1865 | Grassiano, Giuseppe | Germino, Gaetana |- | | 099 + turn | Giocoli, Giuseppe Maria | 11/14/1865 | Giocoli, Michele | Diluca, Antonia |- | | 107 | Giocoli, Maria Teresa | 12/17/1865 | Giocoli, Vincenzo | Rossi, Agnesa |- | | 110 | Giocoli, Batt?le Luigi | 12/28/1865 | Giocoli, Felice | Mangino, Teresa |- | | 045 | Italiano, Maria Agnesa | 06/10/1865 | Italiano, Giuseppe | Bianco, Rosa |- | | 108 + turn | Jacovino, Giuseppe | 12/24/1865 | Jacovino, Vincenzo | Russo, Serafina |- | | 030 + turn | Lo?, Maria Catarina | 01/07/1865 | Lo?, Michele | Giuliano, Teresa |- | | Unknown | Lapenta, Michelarcangiolo | 01/11/1865 | Lapenta, Antonio | Perruolo, Agnesa |- | | 004 + turn | La?eta, Maria Rosa | 01/13/1865 | La?eta, Giuseppe | Padula, Agnesa |- | | 006 + turn | Laurosa, Serifina | 01/17/1865 | Laurosa, Vincenzo | Picone, Agnesa |- | | 008 | Larocca, Gaetana | 01/23/1865 | Larocca, Nicola | Montemurro, Agnesa |- | | 010 + turn | Lomanto, Nicola | 01/28/1865 | Lomanto, Michele | Denovi, Teresa |- | | 014 | Larocca, Francesco | 02/10/1865 | Larocca, Giovanni | Simone, Teresa |- | | 019 + turn | Lombardi, Maddalena | 03/02/1865 | Lombardi, Nicola | Defina, Serafina |- | | 035 + turn | Lavieri, Vincenzo | 04/30/1865 | Lavieri, Francesco | Bianco, Teresa |- | | 042 | Larocca, Maria Rosa | 05/31/1865 | Larocca, Emmanuele | Petrosino, Rosaria |- | | 044 | Lomanto, Giuseppe Maria ? | 06/03/1865 | Lomanto, Donatantonio | Toscano, Agnesa |- | | 058 + turn | Larocca, Maria Giorna | 07/16/1865 | Larocca, Vincenzo | Cibelli, Rosa |- | | 068 | Lauria, Giuseppe Nicola | 08/17/1865 | Lauria, Vincenzo | Casella, Teresa |- | | 069 + turn | Lomanto, Francesco Donato | 08/20/1865 | Unknown | Lomanto, Giuseppina |- | | 070 | Lauria, Rosa | 08/20/1865 | Lauria, Michele | Perruolo, Catarina |- | | 080 | Lasalvia, Giuseppe | 09/27/1865 | Lasalvia, Nicola | Spena, Teresa |- | | 084 + turn | Lavieri, Michelarcangiolo | 10/03/1865 | Lavieri, Anastasio | Dilorenzo, Rosa |- | | 098 + turn | Larocca, Antonio | 11/01/1865 | Larocca, Michele | Bilotti, Catarina |- | | 100 + turn | Larocca, Vitantonio | 11/16/1865 | Larocca, Giuseppe | Cafaro, Carmela |- | | 103 | Lasalvia, Maria Teresa | 11/25/1865 | Lasalvia, Giuseppe | Petrosino, Maria Catarina |- | | 015 | Montemurro, Maria Maddalena | 02/16/1865 | Montemurro, Antonio | Parisi, Teresa |- | | 017 + turn | Motta, Maria Filomena | 02/25/1865 | Motta, Michele | Giuliano, Vincenza |- | | 020 | Martino, Michele Francesco | 03/02/1865 | Martino, Giuseppe | Mangieri, Agnesa |- | | 025 + turn | Monaco, Vito Giuseppe | 08/06/1865 | Monaco, Andrea | Restaino?, Antonia |- | | 027 | Monaco, Vincenzo | 08/10/1865 | Monaco, Felice | Cestari, Rosa |- | | 030 + turn | Monaco, Antonio | 08/23/1865 | Monaco, Francesco | Casella, Nicoletta |- | | 042 + turn | Mattei, Maria Rosa | 06/01/1865 | Mattei, Vincenzo | Monaco, Antonia |- | | 043 | Migliori, Antonio | 06/10/1865 | Migliori, Michele | Salvato, Mariangiola |- | | 049 | Milone, Pietro | 06/29/1865 | Milone, Antonio | Derosa, Teresa |- | | 049 + turn | Milone, Rafaele | 06/29/1865 | Milone, Antonio | Derosa, Teresa |- | | 054 + turn | Mattei, Maria Rosalia | 07/12/1865 | Mattei, Giuseppe | Cardinale, Rosa |- | | 055 + turn | Ma?ini, Maria Antonia | 07/13/1865 | Ma?ini, Biase | Albano, Eugenia |- | | 062 | Monaco, Maria Rosa | 08/02/1865 | Monaco, Crescenzo | Padula, Rosaria |- | | 064 | Mangino, Michele | 08/06/1865 | Mangino, Andrea | Monaco, Serafina |- | | 065 + turn | Martino, Giuseppe | 08/07/1865 | Martino, Felice | Matteo, Annunziata |- | | 066 | Mattei, Rosa | 08/14/1865 | Mattei, Nicola | Spenillo, Maria |- | | 070 + turn | M?, Maria Teresa | 08/23/1865 | M?, Vincenzo | Cardinale, Rosa |- | | 073 + turn | Masallo, Giuseppe | 09/05/1865 | Masallo, Michele | Petrosino, Maria |- | | 082 | Monaco, Gaetana | 01/10/1865 | Monaco, Giuseppe | Ferzola, Catarina |- | | 085 + turn | Marsiano?, Michele | 07/10/1865 | Marsiano?, Felice | Giufrio, Serafina |- | | 088 | Micucci, Rosalia | 07/10/1865 | Micucci, Giuseppe | Cestari, Agnesa |- | | 089 | Monaco, Maria Gaetana | 08/10/1865 | Monaco, Nicola | Padula, Antonia |- | | 089 | Monaco, Pasquale | 08/10/1865 | Unknown | Monaco, Catarina |- | | 090 | Mangino, Andrea | 08/10/1865 | Mangino, Francesco | Larocca, Felicia |- | | 094 + turn | Manilia, Michele | 22/10/1865 | Manilia, Angiolo | Picone, Serafina |- | | 095 + turn | Musoliuti, Giuseppe | 24/10/1865 | Musoliuti, Gennaro | Casella, Maria Giuseppa |- | | 096 + turn | Matteo, Maria Rosa | 26/10/1865 | Matteo, Antonio | Di Giuseppe, Maria Gaetana |- | | 102 + turn | Manilia, Nicola Maria Antonio | 23/11/1865 | Manilia, Giuseppe | Palermo, Teresa |- | | 103 + turn | Masullo, Filomena | 01/12/1865 | Masullo, Angiolo | Russo, Mariangiola |- | | 104 + turn | Maglione, Agnesa | 02/12/1865 | Maglione, Francesco | Ormando, Serafina |- | | 023 + turn | Novellino, Maria Giuseppa | 01/04/1865 | Novellino, Vincenzo | Bianco, Teresa |- | | 001 + turn | Petrocelli, Luigi | 01/01/1865 | Petrocelli, Nicola | Perroputo, Teresa |- | | 105 | Orlando, Rosa | 02/12/1865 | Orlando, Antonio | Bianco, Maria Felicia |- | | 003 + turn | Palermo, Giuseppe | 11/01/1865 | Palermo, Nicola | Zangredi, Dorodea |- | | 018 | Pasquale, Maria Teresa | 27/02/1865 | Pasquale, Michele | Gi?, Antonia |- | | 022 | Picone, Luigi | 11/03/1865 | Picone, Michele | Varone, Filomena |- | | 028 | Puzino, Nicola | 14/04/1865 | Puzino, Giuseppe | Jacovino, Marta |- | | 031 + turn | Puzino, Nicola | 25/04/1865 | Puzino, Luigi | Micucci, Serafina |- | | 032 + turn | Perroputo, Maria Antonia | 28/04/1865 | Perroputo, Saverio | Pontieri, Mariangiola |- | | 036 | Perroputo, Nicola | 30/05/1865 | Perroputo, Vitantonio | Cestari, Serafina |- | | 043 + turn | Perretti, Maria Gaetana | 26/05/1865 | Perretti, Vincezo | Defina, Maria Saveria |- | | 051 | Petrosino, Carolina | 03/07/1865 | Unknown | Unknown |- | | 051 + turn | Petrosino, Maria Teresa | 02/07/1865 | Petrosino, Vincenzo | Cestari, Rosa |- | | 053 | Pasquale, Giuseppe | 07/07/1865 | Pasquale, Vincenzo | Cestari, Rosa |- | | 056 + turn | Perretti, Giuseppe Maria | 14/05/1865 | Perretti, Antonio | Lapenta, Maria |- | | 067 | Petrosino, Filomena | 14/08/1865 | Petrosino, Giuseppe | Rossi, Maria Catarina |- | | 068 + turn | Padula, Nicola | 19/08/1865 | Padula, Pietro | Alfano?, Agnesa |- | | 069 | Petrosino, Giuseppe | 20/08/1865 | Petrosino, Nicola | Angelino, Agnesa |- | | 072 + turn | Perretti, Maria Agnesa | 01/09/1865 | Perretti, Felice | Frabasile, Rosa |- | | 073 | Padula, Felice | 05/09/1865 | Padula, Giuseppe | Monaco, Maria |- | | 074 + turn | Petrosino, Maria Saveria | 06/09/1865 | Petrosino, Giuseppe | Barbella, Serafina |- | | 080 + turn | Perruolo, Maria Agnesa | 27/09/1865 | Perruolo, Andrea | Lovizio, Maria Teresa |- | | 084 | Perruolo, Giuseppe | 02/10/1865 | Perruolo, Vincenzo | Radesca, Serafina |- | | 087 + turn | Pasquale, Michelantonio | 08/10/1865 | Pasquale, Giuseppe | Padula, Catarina |- | | 093 | Padula, Vincenzo | 18/10/1865 | Padula, Giuseppe | Barbella, Catarina |- | | 097 + turn | Palermo, Michele | 30/10/1865 | Palermo, Giuseppe | Spena, Angiola |- | | 101 | Perretti, Adelaide ? Francesca | 22/11/1865 | Unknown | Perretti, Rosa |- | [http://www.antenati.san.beniculturali.it/v/Archivio+di+Stato+di+Salerno/Stato+civile+della+restaurazione/Montesanooggi+Montesano+sulla+Marcellana/Nati/1865/3191/100172743_00228.jpg.html 202] | 101 + turn | [[Picone-43|Picone, Francesco]] | 11/22/1865 | [[Picone-47|Picone, Pasquale]] | [[Radesca-1|Radesca, Serafina]] |- | | 102 | Padula, Rosa | 25/11/1865 | Unknown | Unknown |- | | 106 + turn | Petrosino, Pietro | 04/12/1865 | Petrosino, Francesco | Defina, Antonia |- | | 009 + turn | Radesca, Catarina | 27/01/1865 | Radesca, Giuseppe | Cestari, Mariangiola |- | | 012 + turn | Russo, Maria Rosa | 06/02/1865 | Russo, Felice | DiFilippo, Arcangiola |- | | 019 | Russo, Agnesa | 02/03/1865 | Russo, Giuseppe | Vita, Rosa |- | | 023 | Romano, Maria Giuseppa | 16/03/1865 | Romano, Angiolo | Cestari, Filomena |- | | 027 + turn | Radesca, Angiolo | 12/04/1865 | Radesca, Francesco | Pasquale, Rosa |- | | 034 | Radesca, Gennaro | 30/04/1865 | Radesca, Vincenzo | Ferzola, Anastasia |- | | 038 | Radesca, Nicola | 09/05/1865 | Unknown | Unknown |- | | 046 | Russo, Maria Catarina | 21/06/1865 | Russo, Giuseppe | Florio, Teresa |- | | 056 | Russo, Maria Rosa | 13/07/1865 | Russo, Michele | Perretti, Catarina |- | | 057 + turn | Russo, Maria Catarina | 17/07/1865 | Russo, Nicola | Picone, Annunziata |- | | 064 + turn | Rosiano, Maria Catarina | 05/08/1865 | Rosiano, Angiolo | Larocca, Maria |- | | 071 + turn | Russo, Giuseppa Maria | 31/08/1865 | Russo, Giorni? | T?, Teresa |- | | 078 | Radesca, Anna Maria | 14/09/1865 | Radesca, Antonio | Moglia, Filomena |- | | 083 | Romano, Rosaria Gerardella | 30/09/1865 | Romano, Francesco | Radesca, Catarina |- | | 08? | Russo, Maria Teresa | 30/09/1865 | Russo, Giuseppe | ?, Amalia |- | | 094 | Russo, Andrea | 21/10/1865 | Russo, Benedetto | Vita, Maddalena |- | | 104 | Rossi, Maria Teresa Barbara | 01/12/1865 | Rossi, ? | Cestari, Annarosa |- | | 081 + turn | Rossi, Maria Teresa Michele | 28/09/1865 | Rossi, Francesco | Radesca, Catarina |- | | 105 + turn | Spenillo, Maria Teresa | 03/09/1865 | Spenillo, Vincenzo Antonio | Cestari, Raffaela |- | | 025 | Spenillo, Vincenzo | 03/04/1865 | Unknown | Spenillo, Crestina |- | | 029 | Strefezza, Nicola | 15/04/1865 | Strefezza, Giuseppe | Pisano, Agnesa |- | | 031 | Sabella, Maria Rosa | 24/04/1865 | Unknown | Sabella, Rosaria |- | | 024 + turn | Spena, Maria Rosa | 29/04/1865 | Spena, Biase | Colombo, Rosaria |- | | 060 | Strefezza, Vincenzo | 26/07/1865 | Strefezza, Arcangelo | Strefezza, Teresa |- | | 061 + turn | Strefezza, Antonio | 29/07/1865 | Unknown | Strefezza, Teresa |- | | 066 + turn | Simone, Donato Antonio | 13/08/1865 | Simone, Vincenzo | Florio, Serafina |- | | 091 | Spenillo, Fortunata | 11/10/1865 | Unknown | Spenillo, Rosa |- | | 097 | Salvato, Maria Catarina | 29/10/1865 | Salvato, Giuseppe | Monaco, Rosa |- | | 099 | Salvati, Rosa | 03/11/1865 | Salvati, Natale | Cestari, Annunziata |- | | 108 | Spena, Giuseppe | 23/12/1865 | Unknown | Unknown |- | | 007 + turn | T?, Rosa | 22/01/1865 | T?, Giuseppe | D'Elia, Antonia |- | | 016 | Talento, Maria Catarina | 22/02/1865 | Talento, Giuseppe | Bafundi, Maria |- | | 022 + turn | Tierno, Pasquale Michele Vincenzo | 14/03/1865 | Tierno, Giuseppe | Massini, Vincenza |- | | 028 + turn | Toscano, Rosaria | 15/04/1865 | Toscano, Giuseppe | Santolo, Anna Maria |} == Marriages == {| class="sortable" border="1" cellpadding=5 style="border:2px solid black; text-align:center;" |- ! Record # ! Page # ! Groom ! Groom's Father ! Groom's Mother ! Bride ! Bride's Father ! Bride's Mother ! Marriage |- | | 014 | A?lotta, Nicola | A?lotta, Michele | Aliano, Maria | Petrosino, Maria Teresa | Petrosino, Pietro | Cibelli Rosaria | 08/24/1865 |- | | 005 | Bollezza, Giuseppe? | Bollezza, Saverio | Dimartino, Carmela | Pascale, Rosaria | Pascale, Luigi | Lavieri, Agnesa | 05/15/1865 |- | [http://www.antenati.san.beniculturali.it/v/Archivio+di+Stato+di+Salerno/Stato+civile+della+restaurazione/Montesanooggi+Montesano+sulla+Marcellana/Matrimoni/1865/3191/100172758_00026.jpg.html 009] | 009 | [[Bartomeo-100|Bartomeo, Michelarcangiolo]] | [[Bartomeo-98|Bartomeo, Michele]] | [[Jacovino-3|Jacovino, Eugenia]] | Casella, Maria Teresa | Casella, Vincenzo | Petrosino, Gaetana | 07/17/1865 |- | | 010 | Botta, G? | Botta, Felice | L?, Felicia | Russo, Maria Serafina | Russo, Felice | Parisi, Maria Giovanna | 08/03/1865 |- | | 019 | Barbella, Nicolo Angiolo | Barbella, Michelarcangiolo | Bianco, Agnesa | Finamore, Maria Serafina | Finamore, Antonio | Diluca, Teresa | 10/02/1865 |- | | 023 | Bianco, Felice Andrea | Bianco, Crescenzo | Finamore, Gaetana | Burzo, Rosa | Burzo, Paolo? | Bianco, Agnesa | 10/19/1865 |- | | 051 | Briglia?, Domenico | Briglia?, Arcangiolo | S?, Rosa | Germino, Rosa | Germino, Saverio | Petrone, Marta? | 11/27/1865 |- | | 052 | Barbella, Michele | Barbella, Giuseppe | Larocca, Giuseppina | Picone, Filomena | Picone, Giuseppe | Vignati, Maria Rosa | 11/28/1865 |- | | 024 | Cestari, Giuseppe Maria Michelarcangiolo | Cestari, Nicola | Manilia, Rosa | Cestari, Maria Teresa | Cestari, Felice | Z?, Agnesa | 10/30/1865 |- | | 027 | Cestari, Giuseppe Maria | Cestari, Salvatore | D'Angelo, Saveria | Petrosino, Maria Serafina | Petrosino, Gennaro | Petr?, Gaetana | 11/22/1865 |- | | 029 | Cestari, Gregorio | Cestari, Nicola | Larocca, Gaetana | Sabia, Maria Teresa | Sabia, Nicola | Germino, Rosa | 11/23/1865 |- | | 058 | Cestari, Vincenzo | Cestari, Giuseppe | C?, Gaetana | Di Roma, Maria Teresa | Di Roma, Michele | Jacovino, Eugenia | 12/30/1865 |- | | 001 | Derosa, Giovanni | Derosa, Martino | Sabiano, Bernardina | Bianco, Maria Rosa | Bianco, Giuseppe | Frabasile, An?ita | 03/14/1865 |- | | 004 | Defina, Giuseppe Maria | Defina, Michlee | Monaco, Mariangiola | Angelino, Maria Catarina | Angelino, Francesco | Vita, Agnesa | 04/27/1865 |- | | 012 | D'Elia, Francesco | D'Elia, Michele | Frabasile, Paulina | Lo?, Maria Antonia | Unknown | Berra, Maria | 09/09/1865 |- | | 020 | Diluca, Michelarcangiolo | Diluca, Pietro | F?, Rosa | Campanilla, Filomena | Campanilla, Saverio | P?, Rosa | 10/17/1865 |- | | 029 | Denovi, Michelantonio | Denovi, Luigi | Cardinale, Gaetana | Picone, Maria Teresa | Picone, Vincenzo | Ca?, Maria Rosa | 10/05/1865 |- | | 006 | Gagliardi, Vitantonio | Gagliardi, Nicola | Bianco, Annarosa | Amato, Maria Serafina | Amato, Giuseppe | Durante, Maria Teresa | 06/08/1865 |- | | 015 | Giuliano, Giuseppe Maria | Giuliano, Pasquale | Bafundi, G? | Defina, Maria Filomena | Defina, Paolo | Diluca, Agnesa | 08/26/1865 |- | | 025 | Giuliano, Michelarcangiolo | Giuliano, Filippo | Larocca, Giuseppina | Frabasile, Agnesa | Frabasile, Andrea | Salvato, Rosa | 10/26/1865 |- | | 016 | Labecca?, Donantonio | Labecca?, Michelarcangiolo, | Jacovino, Angiola | Cardinale, Rosa | Unknown | Cardinale, Rosalia | 08/31/1865 |- | | 026 | Lo?, Giuseppe | Lo?, Nicola | Dipierri, Maria | Petrosino, Teresa | Petrosino, Nicola | Cardinale, Antonia | 11/09/1865 |- | | 034 | Lentino, Nicola | Lentino, E? | Vassallo, Marta | Picone, Maria Teresa | Picone, Antonio | Diluca, Agnesa | 12/28/1865 |- | | 035 | Lapenta, Giuseppe Maria | Larocca, Maria Catarina | Lapenta, Felice | Bilotti, Rosa | Larocca, Nicola | M?, C? | 12/07/1865 |- | | 037 | Lasala, Giuseppe Maria | Lasala, Francesco | Cafaro, Serafina | Larocca, Maria Catarina | Larocca, Felice | P?, Maria Giovanna | 12/27/1865 |- | | 002 | Mangino, Angiolo | Mangino, Giuseppe | Lovizio, Catarina | Barbella, Maria Agnesa | Barbella, Nicola | Petrola, Teresa | 04/27/1865 |- | | 011 | Manilia, Giuseppe Maria | Manilia, Francesco | Ferzola, Teresa | Monaco, Maria Gaetana | Monaco, Michele | Micucci, Rosa | 08/24/1865 |- | | 028 | Mascolo?, Angiolo Maria | Mascolo?, Francesco | Russo, Angiola Rosa | Larocca, Maria Rosa | Larocca, Nicola | Ferzola, Agnesa | 01/11/1865 |- | | 033 | Micucci, Saverio | Micucci, Michele | G?, Serafina | Diluca, Maria Catarina | Diluca, Pietro | Z?, Rosa | 11/28/1865 |- | | 036 | Masallo, Michelantonio | Masallo, Francesco | C?, Maria | Diluca, Giuseppa | Diluca, Michelantonio | Del Duca?, Maria | 12/11/1865 |- | | 008 | Parisi, Giuseppe Maria | Parisi, Francesco | Falvella, Rosa | Ferzola, Teresa | Ferzola, Michele | Jacovino, Anna Maria | 07/06/1865 |- | | 017 | Padula, Gennaro | Padula, Michele | Spena, Rosa | Masullo, Maria Rosa | Masullo, Giuseppe | Ferzola, Antonia | 09/19/1865 |- | | 018 | Pascale, Michele | Pascale, Tommaso | Picone, Maria Rosa | Barbella, Maria Catarina | Barbella, Nicola | Aliano, Serafina | 09/28/1865 |- | | 030 | Picone, Vincenzo | Picone, Nicola | Palermo, Catarina | Cardinale, Maria Catarina | Cardinale, Antonio | Perruolo, Agnesa | 011/27/1865 |- | | 039 | Parisi, Giuseppe Maria | Parisi, Francesco | Rossi, Marianna | Florio, Teresa | Florio, Giuseppe | Orteca?, Marta | 12/30/1865 |- | | 015 | Russo, Nicola | Russo, Gennaro | P?, Teresa | Maggio, Maria Gaetana | Maggio, Vincenzo | Cestari, Serafina | 08/24/1865 |- | | 003 | Salvato, Vincenzo | Salvato, Mariano | Perruolo, Rosa | Calabria, Celeste | Calabria, Francesco | Pierro, Maria Agnesa | 04/27/1865 |- | | 007 | Simone, Giuseppe Maria | Simone, Michele | Masculiati, Arcangiola | P?, Rosa Maria Filomena | P?, Raffaele | Durante, Maria Antonia | 06/12/1865 |- | | 022 | Spenillo, Giuseppe | Spenillo, Nicola | Petrosino, Arcangiola | Mar?, Maria Crestina | Mar?, Giuseppe | Bafundi, Rosa | 10/25/1865 |} == Deaths == {| class="sortable" border="1" cellpadding=5 style="border:2px solid black; text-align:center;" |- ! Record # ! Page # ! Name ! Death ! Father's Name ! Mother's Name |- | | 003 + turn | Aliano, Vincenzo | 01/07/1865 | Aliano, Francesco | ? |- | | 014 | Albano, Catarina | 02/24/1865 | Albano, Felice | Masculiati, Teresa |- | | 072 + turn | Albano, Antonia | 12/14/1865 | Albano, Domenico | Bilotti, Teresa |- | | 001 + turn | Bafundi, Agnesa | 01/01/1865 | Bafundi, Domenico | Florio, Arcangiola |- | | 002 + turn | Bianco, Maria Serafina | 01/04/1865 | Bianco, Giovanni | Radesca, Rosaria |- | | 008 | Bianco, Angiolo | 01/22/1865 | Unknown | Bianco, Agnesa |- | | 011 | Buccino, Rosina | 02/22/1865 | Buccino, Giuseppe | ?, Maria |- | | 012 + turn | Burzo, Giuseppina | 02/23/1865 | Burzo, Giuseppe | Botta, Catarina |- | | 018 | Bianco, Nicoletta | 03/11/1865 | Unknown | Frabasile, Catarina |- | | 029 + turn | Bafundi, Vincenzo | 05/17/1865 | Bafundi, Tommaso | Rossi, Crestina |- | | 030 | Buonafina, Filomena | 05/20/1865 | Buonafina, Pasquale | Vasallo, Raffaela |- | | 031 | Bafundi, Gaetana | 06/31/1865 | Bafundi, Nicola | Cestari, ? |- | | 034 | Botta, Rosaria | 07/06/1865 | Botta, Antonio | Monaco, Mariangiola |- | | 050 | Bollomo, Antonio | 09/08/1865 | Bollomo, Francesco | Rossi, Felicia |- | | 054 + turn | Barone, Catarina | 09/23/1865 | Barone, Giuseppe | Graziano, Maria |- | | 060 + turn | Bilotti, Antonio | 10/27/1865 | Bilotti, Pasquale | Strefezza, Agnesa |- | | 063 | Barbella, Catarina | 11/10/1865 | Barbella, ? | Lavieri, Teresa |- | | 063 + turn | Bianco, Michele | 11/30/1865 | Bianco, Vincenzo | Rossi, Rosaria |- | | 068 | Bilotti, Teresa | 11/27/1865 | Bilotti, Michele | Carrano, Serafina |- | | 004 | Camardella, Maria | 01/08/1865 | Camardella, Nicola | Rinaldi, Teresa |- | | 009 | Cestari, Giuseppe | 02/03/1865 | Cestari, Angiolo | Cavoli?, Michelina |- | | 011 + turn | Cardinale, Antonio | 02/22/1865 | Cardinale, Natale | Casella, Teresa |- | | 023 + turn | Cafaro, Arcangiolo | 04/24/1865 | Cafaro, Vincenzo | Defina, Maria |- | | 027 | Cestari, Michele | 05/06/1865 | Unknown | Unknown |- | | 036 + turn | Cardinale, Michele | 07/20/1865 | Cardinale, Giovanni | ?, Rosaria |- | | 040 + turn | Cestari, Nicola | 08/04/1865 | Cestari, Giuseppe | ?, Agnesa |- | | 042 | Cardinale, Giuseppe | 08/11/1865 | Cardinale, Antonio | ?, Maria Rosa |- | | 046 | Cardinale, Agnesa | 08/23/1865 | Cardinale, Domenico | Rossi, Rosa |- | | 048 | Cestari, Giuseppe | 09/03/1865 | Unknown | Unknown |- | | 055 | Cassino, Irene | 09/24/1865 | Cassino, Domenico | Rossi, Rosaria |- | | 061 | Cosenza, Maria Agnesa | 11/21/1865 | Cosenza, Michelangolo | Jacovino, Angiola |- | | 008 + turn | Dipierri, Nicola | 01/24/1865 | Dipierri, Vincenzo | Ferzola, Serafina |- | | 014 + turn | Defina, Nicoletta | 02/26/1865 | Defina, Gennaro | Petrone, Catarina |- | | 022 + turn | Dipierri, Crestina | 04/06/1865 | Dipierri, Vito | ?, Dorodea |- | | 024 | Dipierri, Nicoletta | 04/27/1865 | Dipierri, ? | Larone, Rosalia |- | | 028 | Defina, ? | 05/07/1865 | Defina, Pasquale | Simone, ? |- | [http://www.antenati.san.beniculturali.it/v/Archivio+di+Stato+di+Salerno/Stato+civile+della+restaurazione/Montesanooggi+Montesano+sulla+Marcellana/Morti/1865/3191/100172773_00069.jpg.html 057] | 029 | [[Durante-69|Durante, Gabriele]] | 05/17/1865 | [[Durante-68|Durante, Raffaele]] | [[Serpino-1|Serpino, Maddalena]] |- | | 042 + turn | Defina, Luisa | 08/14/1865 | Defina, Giuseppe | Frabasile, Teresa |- | | 051 + turn | Derosa, Felicia | 09/14/1865 | Derosa, Giovamba? | Cardinale, Rosaria |- | | 061 | D'Elia, Michele | 10/23/1865 | D'Elia, Giuseppe | Diluca, Agnesa |- | | 002 | Florio, Maria Gaetana | 01/04/1865 | Florio, Nicola | Cerullo, Felicia |- | | 006 + turn | Ferzola, Maria | 01/19/1865 | Ferzola, Michele | Cafaro, ? |- | | 019 | Florio, Paolo | 05/14/1865 | Florio, Nicola | ?, Rosa |- | | 023 | Ferzola, Teresa | 04/19/1865 | Ferzola, Gennaro | Zuccaro, Mariangiola |- | | 018 + turn | Ferzola, Teresa | 07/28/1865 | Ferzola, Gennaro | Petrosino, Catarina |- | | 040 | Ferzola, Serafina | 08/02/1865 | Ferzola, Gennaro | Petrosino, Catarina |- | | 049 | Fittipaldi, Raffaele | 09/05/1865 | Fittipaldi, Giuseppe | ?, Gaetana |- | | 049 + turn | Florio, Maddalena | 09/07/1865 | Florio, Antonio | Picone, Rosa |- | | 052 + turn | Ferzola, Michele | 09/19/1865 | Ferzola, Antonio | Micucci, Rosa |- | | 055 + turn | Ferzola, Rosa | 09/25/1865 | Ferzola, Giuseppe | Averardo, Teresa |- | | 062 | Ferzola, Luigi | 10/26/1865 | Ferzola, Michele | Perruolo, Maddalena |- | | 067 | Florio, Antonio | 11/23/1865 | Florio, Nicola | Picone, Catarine |- | | 071 + turn | Frabasile, Teresa | 12/10/1865 | Frabasile, Arcangiolo | Spena, Agnsa |- | | 006 | Gagliardi, Francesco Saverio | 01/18/1865 | Gagliardi, Giovanni | ?, Anna |- | | 010 | Germino, Michele | 02/07/1865 | Germino, Raffaele | Cestari, Maria Rosa |- | | 010 + turn | Germino, Rosa | 02/16/1865 | Germino, Francesco | Cardinale, Anna |- | | 013 | G?, Maria | 02/24/1865 | G?, Nicola | Padula, Arcangiola |- | | 022 | Greco, Carolina | 04/03/1865 | Greco, Giase | Pierri, Marianna |- | | 024 + turn | Germino, Antonio | 04/28/1865 | Germino, Pasquale | Barbella, Teresa |- | | 025 | Giocoli, Maria | 04/28/1865 | Giocoli, Lorenzo | Ferzola, Teresa |- | | 053 | Germino, Francesco | 09/19/1865 | Germino, Angiolo | Larocca, Catarina |- | | 053 + turn | Gagliardi, Biase | 09/22/1865 | Gagliardi, Nicola | Maggio, Agnesa |- | | 061 + turn | Gagliardi, Giuseppe | 10/23/1865 | Gagliardi, Francesco Saverio | Radesca, Nicoletta |- | | 070 + turn | Giocoli, Gennaro | 12/05/1865 | Giocoli, Antonio | Monaco, Rosa |- | | 074 | Giocoli, Teresa | 12/21/1865 | Giocoli, Vincenzo | Rossi, Agnesa |- | | 012 | Jacovino, Maria | 02/23/4865 | Jacovino, Vincenzo | Montemurro, Maria |- | | 021 + turn | Jacovino, Pasquale | 04/02/1865 | Jacovino, Giuseppe | Perruolo, ? |- | | 057 | Jacovino, Gennaro | 10/08/1865 | Jacovino, Crescenzo? | Larocca, Teresa |- | | 075 | Jacovino, Maria Agnesa | 12/15/1865 | Jacovino, Nicola | Biancolli, ? |- | | 015 | Lauria, Catarina | 03/06/1865 | Lauria, Angiolo | Rossi, Rosa |- | | 017 + turn | Lommardo, Donato | 03/10/1865 | Lommardo, Gennaro | Cestari, Rosa |- | | 021 | Larona, Maria | 03/30/1865 | Larona, Antonio | Dipierri, Arcangiola |- | | 025 | L?, Rosaria | 04/29/1865 | L?, Antonio | Montemurro, Teresa |- | | 033 + turn | Lapenta, Vincenzo | 07/02/1865 | Lapenta, Pasquale | L?, Agnesa |- | | 035 + turn | Larocca, Raffaela | 07/13/1865 | Larocca, Francesco | ?, Rosa |- | | 037 + turn | L?, Michele | 07/26/1865 | L?, Giuseppe | Padula, Serafina |- | [http://www.antenati.san.beniculturali.it/v/Archivio+di+Stato+di+Salerno/Stato+civile+della+restaurazione/Montesanooggi+Montesano+sulla+Marcellana/Morti/1865/3191/100172773_00097.jpg.html 085] | 043 | [[Lapenta-10|Lapenta, Michele]] | 08/15/1865 | Lapenta, Domenico | Palermo, Agnesa |- | | 045 + turn | Lomanto, Francesco Donato | 08/22/1865 | Unknown | Lomanto, Giuseppina |- | | 064 + turn | L?, Michele Andrea | 11/14/1865 | L?, Antonio | ?, Giovanna |- | | 065 | Lasalvia, Michele | 11/14/1865 | Lasalvia, Saverio | Cibelli, Arcangiola |- | | 068 + turn | Lasalvia, Maria Teresa | 11/28/1865 | Lasalvia, Giuseppe | Petrosino, Catarina |- | | 009 + turn | Mangino, Pietro | 02/05/1865 | Mangino, V? | Farina, Maria Giuseppa |- | | 019 + turn | Martino, Michele | 03/17/1865 | Martino, Giuseppe | Mangieri?, Agnesa |- | | 020 + turn | Milone?, Raffaele | 03/24/1865 | Milone?, Antonio | Derosa, Teresa |- | | 031 + turn | Monaco, Giuseppe | 06/19/1865 | Monaco, Luigi | L?, Gaetana |- | | 035 | Maglione, Vincenzo | 07/10/1865 | Maglione, Nicola | D'Elia, Rosaria |- | | 044 + turn | Massei/Mattei, Rosa | 08/21/1865 | Massei/Mattei, Nicola | Spena, ? |- | | 047 + turn | Massei/Mattei, Giuseppe | 09/01/1865 | Massei/Mattei, Antonio | Maggio, Anna |- | | 052 | Miccuci, Vincenzo | 09/17/1865 | Miccuci, Giovanni | Monaco, Teresa |- | | 056 + turn | Matteo, Vito | 10/06/1865 | Matteo, Giuseppe | Derosa, Catarina |- | | 057 + turn | Monaco, Catarina | 10/10/1865 | Monaco, Nicola | Giocoli, Teresa |- | | 059 | Mangino, Francesco | 10/18/1865 | Mangino, Giuseppe | Radesca, Antonia |- | | 059 + turn | Marsiano?, Michele | 10/21/1865 | Marsiano?, Felice | G?, Serafina |- | | 066 | Manilia, Michele | 11/18/1865 | Manilia, Angiolo | Picone, Serafina |- | | 067 + turn | Micucci, Maria | 11/27/1865 | Micucci, Giovanni | Monaco, Teresa |- | | 070 | Masullo, Filomena | 12/03/1865 | Masullo, Angiolo | Rossi, Maria |- | | 005 + turn | Novellino, Rosa | 01/14/1865 | Novellino, Biase | Averardo, Teresa |- | | 013 + turn | Novellino, Paola | 02/24/1865 | ? | ? |- | | 043 + turn | Novellino, Vincenzo | 08/17/1865 | Novellino, Filippe | Rossi, Catarina |- | | 071 | Novellino, Francesco | 12/07/1865 | Novellino, Giuseppe | L?, Rosa |- | | 005 | Ormando, Vincenzo | 01/12/1865 | Ormando, Nicola | Gagliardi, Cecilia? |- | | 003 | Perruolo, Angiolo | 01/05/1865 | Perruolo, Giuseppe | Cardinale, Rosa |- | | 015 + turn | Petrosino, Nicola | 03/06/1865 | Petrosino, Carlo | Pepe, Serafina |- | | 017 | Picone, Giuseppe | 03/09/1865 | Picone, Nicola | Masullo, Chiara |- | | 020 | Picone, Luigi | 03/19/1865 | Picone, Michele | Varone, Filomena |- | | 026 | Padula, Antonia | 05/02/1865 | Padula, Gennaro | Giuliano, Gaetana |- | | 032 + turn | Pascale, Giuseppe | 06/29/1865 | Pascale, Vincenzo | ?, Luisa |- | | 033 | Pascale, Saverio | 07/01/1865 | Pascale, Rosario | Lomanto, Rosa |- | | 036 | Petrosino, Maria Teresa | 07/14/1865 | Petrosino, Pietro | Perruolo, Antonia |- | | 057 | Pepe, Teresa | 07/26/1865 | Pepe, Michele | Salvato, Catarina |- | | 041 + turn | Padula, Vincenzo | 08/08/1865 | Padula, Gennaro | Giocoli, Maria |- | | 044 | P?, Gaspare | 08/18/1865 | P?, Prospero | Novellino, Isabella |- | | 045 | Picone, Andrea | 08/22/1865 | Picone, Giuseppe | Picone, Dorodea |- | | 050 + turn | Perruolo, Michele | 09/10/1865 | Perruolo, Nicola | Frabasile, Serafina |- | | 051 | Padula, Domenico | 09/10/1865 | Padula, Francesco | A?, Agnesa |- | | 058 + turn | Pascale, Michele | 10/16/1865 | Pascale, Giuseppe | Padula, Catarina |- | | 062 + turn | Perruolo, Giuseppe | 11/04/1865 | Perruolo, Vincenzo | Radesca, Serafina |- | | 064 | Petrosino, Serafina | 11/14/1865 | Petrosino, Vitantonio | Angelino, Teresa |- | | 074 + turn | Perruolo, Agnesa | 12/21/1865 | Perruolo, Michele | Jacovino, Rosa |- | | 007 | Radesca, Serafina | 01/19/1865 | Radesca, Francesco | Pascale, Rosa |- | | 007 + turn | Rossi, Michele | ??/??/1865 | Rossi, Francesco | Padula, Rosalia |- | | 016 + turn | Russo, Maria Agnesa | 03/08/1865 | Russo, Giuseppe | Vita?, Rosa |- | | 026 + turn | Russo, Nicola | 05/03/1865 | Russo, Vitantonio | Vignati, Maria |- | | 032 | Russo, Rosa | 06/23/1865 | Russo, Felice | Di?, Teresa |- | | 039 | Russo, Michele | 07/29/1865 | Russo, Angiolo | Strefezza, Teresa |- | | 039 + turn | Rossi, Maria Catarina | 08/01/1865 | Rossi, Nicola | Picone, Arcangiola |- | | 041 | R?, Filomena | 08/08/1865 | Unknown | Unknown |- | | 046 + turn | Russo, Nicola | 08/27/1865 | Russo, Giuseppe | Picone, Arcangiola |- | | 048 + turn | Russo, Michele | 09/05/1865 | Russo, Saverio | Romano, Crestina |- | | 054 | Rafanillo, Diodata | 09/23/1865 | Rafanillo, Domenico | Maggio, Rosa |- | | 056 | Radesca, Rosaria | 09/27/1865 | Radesca, Giuseppe | Unknown |- | | 058 | Russo, Michele | 10/14/1865 | Russo, Felice | D?, Arcangiola |- | | 069 + turn | Radesca, Teresa | 11/30/1865 | Radesca, Gennaro | Trotta? Rosa |- | | 079 | Rinaldi, Teresa | 12/10/865 | Rinaldi, Saverio | Tommarelli, Serafina |- | | 001 | Strefezza, Tommaso | 01/01/1865 | Strefezza, Francesco | Briglio?, Nicoletta |- | | 004 + turn | Serva?, Francesca | 01/12/1865 | Serva?, Carlo | A?, Antonia |- | | 016 | Strefezza, G? | 03/07/1865 | Strefezza, Saverio | Lomanto, Rosa |- | | 018 + turn | Salvato, Giuseppe | 03/11/1865 | Salvato, Nicola | B?, Rosa |- | | 027 + turn | Sa?o, Agnesa | 05/07/1865 | Sa?o, Angiolo | Larona, Teresa |- | | 030 + turn | Strefezza, Anna Maria | 05/26/1865 | Strefezza, Domenic? | Frabasile, Anastasia? |- | | 038 | Simone, Rosaria | 07/28/1865 | Simone, Giuseppe | Define, Nicoletta |- | | 060 | Strefezza, Vitantonio | 10/21/1865 | Strefezza, Francesco | Rossi, Agnesa |- | | 065 + turn | Strefezza, Angiolo | 11/14/1865 | Strefezza, Nicola | Casella, M? |- | | 066 + turn | Sabella, Giuseppe | 11/19/1865 | Sabella, C? | P?, Rosaria |- | | 073 + turn | Spena, Michele | 12/16/1865 | Spena, Felice | Salvato, Teresa |- | | 028 + turn | Talenti, Maria Catarina | 05/13/1865 | Talenti, Giuseppe | Bafundi, Maria |- | | 034 + turn | T?, Daniele | 07/10/1865 | T?, Raffaele | Unknown |- | | 047 | T?, Gaetana | 08/31/1865 | T?, Antonio | Gagliardi, Mariangiola |}
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'''Current Status on Profile Development''' #Obituary & Funeral Notices [http://tributes.heraldsun.com.au/ Herald Sun] - Completed Profiles for Surnames A to D - Jun 2013 & Older #Memorial Photography [[:Category: Portarlington Cemetery, Portarlington, Victoria|Section Lawn 01]] Status ''Uploading to Wikitree'' {{Image|file=Portarlington_Cemetery.jpg |align=c |size=l |caption=Portarlington Cemetery }} ===Table of Graves & Memorials=== {| border="1" class="wikitable sortable" border="1" |+ Sortable table |- ! align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Last Name''' ! align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Forename''' ! align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Born''' ! align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|''' Died ''' ! align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|''' Age ''' ! align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Notes''' ! align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Photo #''' |- | [[Twitt-1|ADAM]] || Betty Edna||1926||2005|||| Nee TWITT || [https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Twitt-1 0005] |- | [[Allardyce-34|ALLARDYCE]] || Isabel May ||1912||1998|||| Spouse Edward || |- | [[Billet-28|ALLARDYCE]] || Joan ||1926||2013|||| Parent to Bill, Pete, Jeanette, Rosie ||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Allardyce-34-1 0002] |- | [[Allardyce-34|ALLARDYCE]] || Sam ||1923||2004|| ||Dad of Bill, Pete, Jeanette, Rosie||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Allardyce-34-1 0001] |- | [[McGrath-1144|ALLBUTT]] || Catherine ||1853||1878|| ||Spouse Edward & Charles || |- | [[Allbutt-15|ALLBUTT]] || Edward ||1843||1887|| ||Spouse Catherine || |- | [[Webber-1283|ALLBUTT]] || Florence ||1914||1959|| ||Spouse Joseph || |- | [[Allbutt-22|ALLBUTT]] || Joseph ||1885||1954|| ||Spouse Florence || |- | [[Allbutt-14|ALLBUTT]] || Isabel May ||1912||1998|||| Spouse Edward || [https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Allbut-14 0006] |- | [[Hickman-1395|ALLBUTT]] || Isabell ||1843||1887|| ||Spouse Edward|| |- | [[Corrigan-433|ALLBUTT]] || Lotti ||1881||1941|| ||Spouse [[Allbutt-23|William]] || |- | [[Wilson-26558|ALLBUTT]] || Mary Jane ||1887 ||1910|| ||Spouse Adolphus || |- | [[Allbutt-23|ALLBUTT]] || William James ||1881||1941|| || Spouse [[Corrigan-433|Lotti]] || |- | [[Allen-18144|ALLEN]]||Frederick|| || |||| || |- | [[Allen-17381|ALLEN]] || Joan || ||1987|||| || [https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Allen-17381 0003] |- | [[Higgins-3374|ALLEN]]||Margaret (Higgins)|| || ||||Mother of Harry || |- | [[Allen-17381|ALLEN]] || Max Palmer|| ||1987|||| Spouse of Tilly || [https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Allen-17381 0004] |- | [[Allen-18142|ALLEN]]||Norman|| || |||| || |- | [[Renfrey-9|ALLEN]]||Pearl V|| || |||| || |- | [[Allen-18145|ALLEN]]||Ronald || || |||| || |- | [[Unknown-273292|ALLEN]] || Tilly|| ||1977|||| Mum of Joan || [https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Allen-17381 0004] |- | [[Allen-18141|ALLEN]]||William Henry || || ||||Father of Harry|| |- | [[Allerding-9|ALLERDING]]||Isabell Marie || || ||||||ACI |- | [[Almond-314|ALMOND]] || Reginald Rupert||1921||2007||86|| Royal Australian Engineers VX54315 Sapper || [https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Almond-314 0007] |- | [[Arrow-5|ARROW]] ||James||1935||2008|| || || [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/2/22/Arrow-5.jpg 0009] |- | [[Salmon-917|AUSTIN]] || Leada Gertrude Olive|||| 1960||61||H to Elizabeth; F to John & Sarah|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Salmon-917 0008] |- | [[Unknown-292247|BAGGIERI]] || Anna|| ||2010|| || ||Obit |- | [[Unknown-282861|BANYARD]] || Nellie Elizabeth||1915||1993|| 75 || Spouse [[Banyard-18|William James]] ||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Banyard-18 0023] |- | [[Banyard-18|BANYARD]] || William James||1915||1990||78 || Spouse [[Unknown-282861|Nellie Elizabeth]]|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Banyard-18 0023] |- | [[Barnes-7420|BARNES]] || Eric C.||1926||1989||63 || || [https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Barnes-7420 0027] |- | [[Behan-98|BEHAN]] || Sylvia Minnie|| ||2011|| || || Obit |- | [[Beasley-1286|BEASLEY]] || Joseph||1818||1919|| || || |- | [[Beasley-1286|BEASLEY]] || Joseph||1818||1919|| || || |- | [[Beatty-1122|BEATTY]] ||John||1812||1881||69 || || |- | [[Bird-4018|BIRD]] ||Walter George|| 1924 || 2011 || 87 || || Obit |- | [[Davey-876|BOBBITTT]] || Gwen || 1927 || 2008 || 81 || Spouse [[Bobbitt-380|Peter]]|| Obit |- | [[Bobbitt-380|BOBBITTT]] || Peter Gerald|| 1925 || 2009 || 84 || Spouse [[Davey-876|Gwen] || Obit |- | [[Burns-4999|BURNS]] ||William George (Bill)|| || 2009 || || || Obit |- | [[Calhoun-1384|CALHOUN]] || James Wallace||1868|| 1902 || 34 || || |- | [[Capron-245|CAPRON]] ||William Henry||1857||1911||55 ||[[Dalley-44|Spouse Florence DALLEY]]|| |- | [[Cardwell-677|CARDWELL]] || Roy C|||| 1914 || || || [https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Cardwell-677 0011] |- | [[Carey-1973|CAREY]] || Vincent John || 1939 || 2012|| 73 || Spouse Olive|| Obit |- | [[Carmichael-1115|CARMICHAEL]] || Betty|| 1931 || 2010|| 79|| Spouse Dick|| Obit |- | [[Cassar-15|CASSAR]] || Jane || || 2012 || 79|| Spouse Charlie|| Obit |- | [[Cauchi-17|CAUCHI]] || John || 1944 || 2011|| 67 || Spouse Mary|| Obit |- | [[Clifton-1240|CLIFTON]] || Arthur 'Jack'|| 1921 ||2012|| || || [https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Clifton-1240 0021] |- | [[Clinnick-14|CLINNICK]] || Basil || 1919 || 2011 || 92 || Spouse Uleen|| Obit |- | [[Collins-10175|COLLINS]] || Frank Carey || 1937 || 2011 || 74 || Spouse Margaret || Obit |- | [[Corlette-2|CORLETTE]] || John Thomas ||1915 || 2010 || 95|| || Obit |- | [[Clinnick-14|CLINNICK]] || Basil || 1919 || 2011 || 92 || Spouse Uleen|| Obit |- | [[Coupe-26|COUPE]] ||John||1843||1913||70 || || |- | [[Cox-11421|CORRIGAN]] || Cora Jane ||1865 ||1934|| ||Spouse Patrick|| |- | [[Corrigan-438|CORRIGAN]] || Ethel C || ||1955|| || || |- | [[Corrigan-434|CORRIGAN]] ||Patrick ||1865 ||1934|| ||Spouse Cora Jane || |- | [[Corrigan-439|CORRIGAN]] ||Ruby May ||1896 ||1946|| || || |- | [[Corrigan-436|CORRIGAN]] ||Thomas Leonard ||1864 ||1917|| || || |- | [[Corrigan-437|CORRIGAN]] || Violet ||1908 ||1974|| || || |- | [[Daskarelos-1|DASKARELOS]] || Harry Aristos ||1930|| 2012|| 82 || Spouse [[Unknown-292261|Yiota]] || Obit |- | [[Unknown-292261|DASKARELOS]] || Panagiota (Yiota) ||1935|| 2013|| 78||Spouse [[Daskarelos-1|Harry]]|| Obit |- | [[Dodemaide-1|DODEMAIDE]] || Harry|| 1921 || 2011 || 90 || Spouse Lorna || Obit |- | [[Elliot-1451|ELLIOTT]] || Edwin|| 1874||1948|| ||Spouse [[Higgins-3543|Jane]] || |- | [[Higgins-3543|ELLIOTT]] || Jane nee HIGGINS|| 1882||1951|| ||Spouse [[Elliot-1451|Edwin]] || |- | [[Fairchild-988|FAIRCHILD]] || D ‘Bill’|| 1920 ||1980|| ||Spouse Betty || [https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Fairchild-988 0024] |- | [[Gibb-385|GIBB]] || Robert Paterson|| 1938 ||2012|| || || [https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Gibb-385 0020] |- | [[Beckett-694|GRAY]] || Emily M|| 1919 ||2012|| || Spouse Roy || [https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Gray-9684 0013] |- | [[Gray-9684|GRAY]] || Roy Burwood|| 1915 ||1990|| ||Spouse of Emily || [https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Gray-9684 0013] |- | [[Harvey-5446|HARVEY]] ||Edward|| 1835||1901||66 || || [https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Gray-9684 0013] |- | [[Ibbotson-41|IBBOTSON]] || Harry ||1850|| 1939 || || || |- | [[Ibbotson-42|IBBOTSON]] || John ||1877|| 1901 || || || |- | [[Halle-45|IBBOTSON]] || Myra ||1854|| 1918 || || || |- | [[Johns-2019|JOHNS]] || Neville Francis||1936|| 2010||74||Spouse Bev ||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Johns-2019 0019] |- | [[Johnson-37025|JOHNSON]] || Harold James ||1913||1989||76||Spouse Jean || [https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Johnson-37025 0029] |- | [[Beasley-1319|LEE]] || Amanda BEASLEY||1879||1928|| ||Spouse [[Lee-12842| Norman James]]|| |- | [[Locke-1594|LESLIE]] || Winifred Hazel||1919|| 2006||87||Spouse John LESLIE ||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Locke-1594 0025] |- | [[Stevens-8106|LINDSTROM]] || Alice Maud || ||1944|| ||Spouse John Eric|| |- | [[Stewart-14574|MATHESON]] || Betsy||1914|| 1987 ||73 || || |- | [[Mattinson-64|MATTINSON]] || Jack H||1987|| 2006||87|| ||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Mattinson-64 0026] |- | [[McShae-1|McSHAE]] ||Daniel||1937||1912||75 || || |- | [[Pigdon-19|PIGDON]] ||David||1865||1917||69 || || |- | [[Elliott-6133|PIGDON]] ||Maisie Olive nee Elliot||1913||1999|| ||Spouse of [[Pigdon-20|Neil]] || |- | [[Pigdon-20|PIGDON]] ||Neil Gordon||1912||1991|| ||Spouse of [[Elliott-6133|Maisie]] || |- | [[Price-7908|PRICE]] || Frederick Bruce ||1995|| 1990 || ||Husband of Pat ||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Price-7908 0014] |- | [[McGrath-1144|SCHULTZ]] || Catherine ||1853||1878|| ||Spouse Edward & Charles || |- | [[Shields-2104|STILEY]] ||Jane||1829||1915||86 || || |- | [[Stevens-8106|STEVENS]] || Keith ||1920||1988||68||Spouse Edith|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Stevens-8106 0031] |- | [[Symonds-686|SYMONS]] || Eric R. ||1899||1978|| 78||Spouse [[Unknown-282877|Millie]] || [https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Symonds-686 0028] |- | [[Unknown-282877|SYMONS]] || Millie ||1901||1986|| 85||Spouse [[Symonds-686|Eric R]] || [https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Symonds-686 0028] |- | [[Tainsh-4|TAINSH]] || Roy W. ||1915||1989||74||Spouse Ruth|| [https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Tainsh-4 0030] |- | [[Thomson-4178|THOMSON]] || George Haldane ||1941||2004||63||Parents [[McQuillan-63 |Isobel]] & [[Thomson-4179|William]] || [https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Thomson-4178 0018] |- | [[McQuillan-63|THOMSON]] || Isobel ||1917||1986||93||Spouse [[Thomson-4179|William]] || [https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Thomson-4179 0015] |- | [[Thomson-4179|THOMSON]] || William Frederick ||1917||1986||69||Spouse [[McQuillan-63 |Isobel]] || [https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Thomson-4179 0015] |- | [[Walker-17107|WALKER]] || James||1824||1900|| || || |- | [[Peel-501|WEBSTER]] || Alison M nee CARNIE||1926||1986|| || || |- | [[Wheadon-28|WHEADON]] ||Henry John||1844||1917||73 || || |- | [[Carnie-107|WIFFEN]] || Alison M.||1926||1986||60 ||Spouse [[Wiffen-24|Franklin WIFFEN]]||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Wiffen-24 0022] |- | [[Wiffen-24|WIFFEN]] || Franklin G.||1919||1999||80 ||Spouse [[Carnie-107|Alison CARNIE]] ||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Wiffen-24 0022] |- | [[Willey-500|WILLEY]] || Ettie ||1875 ||1893 || || || |- | [[Willey-499|WILLEY]] || Lillian||1873|| || || || |- | [[Willey-494|WILLEY]] || Robert||1845||1923|| || || |- | [[Grigg-183|WILLEY]] || Sarah||1844||1912|| || || |- | [[Corrigan-435|WILSON]] || Alice May ||1883 ||1959|| ||Spouse George James || |- | [[Wilson-26558|WILSON]] || Annie Eliza ||1864 ||1903|| ||Spouse James || |- | [[Wilson-26558|WILSON]] || Arthur Robert ||1912||1976|| || || |- | [[Gilbert-4637|WILSON]] || Emily Mary ||1875 ||1947|| ||Spouse James || |- | [[Wilson-26560|WILSON]] || George James ||1883 ||1959|| ||Spouse Alice May || |- | [[Wilson-26558|WILSON]] || James ||1862 ||1947|| ||Spouse Annie E || |- | [[Corbett-1192|WILSON]] || Mary Georgina||1840||1919|| || || |- | [[Wright-15779|WRIGHT]] || George Thomas || 1926 || 1989 || || Spouse Edna ||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Wright-15779 0016] |- | [[Wright-15780|WRIGHT]] || Wesley Neale|| 1965 || 1997 || || Spouse Lynn ||[https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Wright-15779 0017] |} ==More links and lists about this Cemetery== #Website • [http://trove.nla.gov.au/list?id=74063 Trove] aka National Library of Australia, Compiled List of articles, content from libraries, museums, archives and other research organisations found in the research and creation for the people profiles of this Cemetery Porter Name Study
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[[Category:Porterfield Name Study]] [[Category:One Name Studies]] [[Category:DNA Projects]] == One Name Study Disclaimer== {{GOONS Sticker|Porterfield}} This is a One Name Study to collect together in one place everything about the surname Porterfield and its variants. The hope is that other researchers like you will join our study to help make it a valuable reference point for people studying lines that cross or intersect. Please contact the project leader, add categories to your profiles, add your questions to the bulletin board, add details of your name research, etc. == Scottish Origins == The earliest male progenitor of the Porterfields appears to be a Norman knight named [[Porter-7647|Alanus De Porter]] who was alive in the latter half of the 12th century. The first use of the name Porterfield is a number of generations later near the beginning of the 15th century in the name of [[Porter-4952|Robert Porterfield]]. The early Porterfields were associated with a Porterfield estate in Renfrewshire. In 1554, [[Porterfield-151|John Porterfield]] acquired the estate of Duchal near Kilmacolm from Lord Lyle. Other Porterfields had many other lands in Renfrewshire and Ayrshire, Scotland in days past. As surname spellings, Porterfield seems to be the consistent spelling of this surname with few if any variations of the course of many centuries. Some early official records in Latin use a spelling of Porterfeild or Porterfeilde. === de Porter === de Porter is an ancient Scottish surname. The appearance of the surname was in 1160 in a charter for Alanus de Porter. By the 15th century the name in Scotland had been anglicized to Porterfield. ==== 12th Century ==== William I (William the Lion), King of the Scots, was defeated at the Battle of Alnwick in the north of England in 1174. William was sent to across the English Channel to Falaise in Normandy. Once there, he the signed the Treaty of Falaise that allowed him to return to Scotland. The treaty required he swear loyalty to English king Henry II and Church of England. It also required the king's brother, David, and twenty of the leading Scottish knights be held as hostages until the certain Scottish castles were placed under the control of English garrisons. One of these knights was Alanus de Porter.James Murray, Kilmacolm: a Parish History, 1100-1898 (1898), p. 240; scanned image, Open Library (https://archive.org/stream/kilmacolmparishh00murr). ==== 13th Century ==== In the 13th century, the name of John de Porter is found in the records of the Abbey of Paisley as witness to the donation of Kirk of Dundonald to the Abbey in 1262. The Ragman Rolls show both entries for "Porter, Johan le (burgoys de Linlefcu)" and "Porter, William le (del counte de Lanark)". Linlefcu is the now Linlithgow, a town 20 miles west of Edinburgh. George Crawfurd, A General Description of the Shire of Renfrew (1818), pp. 62-63; scanned image, (http://books.google.com/books?id=bpnmAAAAMAAJ) ==== 14th Century ==== The 14th century finds the first evidence of lands being granted to the de Porters. Stephen de Porter obtained a charter to lands in Renfrewshire in 1362. These are the lands that were to be known as Porterfield in the next century. Stephen's son Robert was known as Robert Porter before future generations took the surname of Porterfield. ==== 15th Century ==== By the middle of the 1400's, the surname becomes Porterfield and matches the name of the family estate. === The Lands of the Porterfields === ==== Porterfield ==== '''Porterfield''' is the name of the estate that was the original lands of the Porterfield family in Scotland. These lands lie on the bank of the River Cart in Renfrewshire. In 1362 Stephen de Porter obtained a charter to lands in Renfrewshire from David Bruce. {| class="toccolours" border="1" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0" style="border-collapse: collapse; margin:0;" ! No. ! Name ! Dates ! Notes |- valign="top" | 1st || [[Porter-4953|Stephen de Porter]] || 1362-???? || Granted from David Bruce |- valign="top" | 2nd|| [[Porter-4952|Robert Porter]] || ????-1460 || son of Stephen |- valign="top" | 3rd || [[Porterfield-177|John Porterfield]] || 1460-???? || son of Robert |- valign="top" | 4th || [[Porterfield-176|John Porterfield]] || ????-1500 || son of John |- valign="top" | 5th || [[Porterfield-175 | Robert Porterfield]] || 1500-???? || son of John |- valign="top" | 6th || [[Porterfield-148|Alexander Porterfield]] || ????-1540 ||son of Robert |- valign="top" | 7th ||[[Porterfield-151|John Porterfield]] || 1540-???? ||brother of Alexander, |} John Porterfield purchased Duchal in 1544 and became John Porterfield of Duchal. It appears the original Porterfield estate was considered part of the Duchal estate that perhaps was larger and therefore more worthy of the family name. When Porterfield names include "of Porterfield" after 1540 the typically referring to the same person as the one who is the Duchal laird. ==== Duchal estate ==== '''Duchal''' (also spelled Duchall) was a Scottish estate near Kilmacolm, Scotland. Duchal was acquired by the Porterfield family in 1544. It was purchased by John Porterfield from the Lyle family. {| class="toccolours" border="1" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0" style="border-collapse: collapse; margin:0;" ! No. ! Name ! Dates ! Notes |- valign="top" | 1st || [[Porterfield-151|John Porterfield]] || 1544-1575 || Purchased from the Lyle family |- valign="top" | 2nd|| [[Porterfield-56| William Porterfield]] || 1575-1620 || son of John |- valign="top" | 3rd || [[Porterfield-54|Alexander Porterfield]] || 1620-1675 || grandson of William |- valign="top" | 4th || [[Porterfield-52|John Porterfield]] || 1675-1690 || son of Alexander |- valign="top" | 5th || [[Porterfield-164|Alexander Porterfield]] || 1690-1743 || grandson of John |- valign="top" | 6th || [[Porterfield-1061|William Porterfield]] || 1743-1752 ||son of Alexander |- valign="top" | 7th || [[Porterfield-1067|Boyd Porterfield]] || 1752-1795 || nephew of William |- valign="top" | 8th || [[Porterfield-1068|Alexander Porterfield]] || 1795-1815 || |- valign="top" | 9th || [[Corbett-1455|James Corbett Porterfield]] || 1815-1855 || |}
==== Ayrshire ==== Porterfield ancestors came to Ayrshire from the neighboring Renfrewshire as the Porterfield family expanded their lands in Scotland. The first record of the Porterfields in Ayrshire is 1612 when Gabriel Porterfield purchased the estate of Hapland. The estate remained in the Porterfield name for over 150 years until the last male heir, Alexander Porterfield, died in 1768. Upon the death of Alexander the estate became the property of Thomas Trotter, by way of marriage to Alexander's sister, Johanna Porterfield. ===== Hapland ===== Porterfields owned the Hapland estate in Ayrshire through seven different Porterfields representing 4 generations of male Porterfields. {| class="toccolours" border="1" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0" style="border-collapse: collapse; margin:0;" ! No. ! Name ! Dates ! Notes |- valign="top" | 1st || [[Porterfield-159|Gabriel Porterfield]] || 1612-1648 || Acquired the lands |- valign="top" | 2nd|| [[Porterfield-1345|John Porterfield]] || 1648-1653 || son of Gabriel |- valign="top" | 3rd || [[Porterfield-1346|Alexander Porterfield]] || 1653-1664 || brother of John |- valign="top" | 4th || [[Porterfield-1347|Gabriel Porterfield]] || 1664-1687 || brother of Alexander |- valign="top" | 5th || [[Porterfield-1348|Gabriel Porterfield]] || 1687-unknown|| son of Gabriel |- valign="top" | 6th || [[Porterfield-1356|Gabriel Porterfield]] || ????-???? || son of Gabriel |- valign="top" | 7th || [[Porterfield-1349|Alexander Porterfield]] || ????-1768 || brother of Gabriel, now under Trotter control |} ===== Greenend ===== More to follow. ==== Porterfields of Comiston ==== The first of this Porterfield line is [[Porterfield-1902|John Porterfield]] (before 1590 - 1621) of Comiston, Scotland. The earliest records of this John is as an adult in 1620. The Porterfield surname was extinct within four generations, but the line survives to modern times, through marriages with the Nisbet family, and possibly the Urquharts. Attempts to connect this John Porterfield to the other major Porterfield lines have been unsuccessful to date. === Scottish Heraldry, Arms, and Clans === Are Porterfields a recognized Scottish Clan? Well, no. Two different Porterfields were granted arms by Lord Lyon but this does not mean they are recognized as a clan today. In one case the honors were lost in court case for the other Porterfield that branch died out long ago. The most well known of the Porterfields that were granted arms was [[Porterfield-54|Alexander Porterfield]]. He was granted arms in 1672 by Lord Lyons. The arms matriculated to his grandson and heir, [[Porterfield-52|John Porterfield]] upon his death in 1675. The arms were later revoked in the 1684 trial of this same John and never reinstated. In 1684, John was convicted of treason for his role in Covenanter Movement. The penalty included a death sentence (that was never fulfilled), loss of his property and estate, and the loss of all honors. The official book of Lord Lyons notes the revocation of the arms by slashes and backslashes in the original register. After Glorious Revolution in 1688, his conviction was overturned and his lands were partially restored. No effort was apparently made to restore the arms by John or his successors. This Alexander Porterfield was the progenitor of the largest group of Porterfields in America and these arms. As such, these arms and honors are ones most commonly claimed and seen on sites promoting Porterfield clanship and heraldry. [[Porterfield-1901|Dame Margaret Porterfield]] was also granted arms in 1672 as the widow of [[Drummond-3078|Patrick Drummond]]. They had no children so that arms went dormant upon her death around 1679."Legal Records", ''Scotlands People'', digital image, https://www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk/record-results?search_type=people&dl_cat=legal&dl_rec=legal-coats-arms&name=Porterfield&name_so=exact&from_year=1672&to_year=1916&record_type=coa. Transcription by [[Lenover-1|Marty Acks]] === Porterfield Noble and Clan Connections === The Porterfields at the height of the power in Scotland through the 1700s were part of the gentry class. While they had large estates, they were not nobility. The Porterfield men of this era (and women) married into many of the prominent landed families as Ayrshire and Renfrewshire. The families included the Boyds, Cunninghams, Blairs, and Stewarts. Through these connections many Porterfields are connected to early Scottish and English royalty and other Scottish clans. A partial list include: * MacAlister - the current recognized chief of this clan descends from [[Porterfield-1350|Lillas Porterfield]] of the Hapland branch of the family. These descendent are not yet in WikiTree as of May 2020. == Irish Porterfield and the (Scots-Irish) Connection == The Porterfield name continues on in Ireland today. === Connection to Porterfields of America === One cadet line of Porterfields migrated to County Donegal in Ireland in the 17th century as part of the Irish plantation movement. By 1730, an ancestor of this line, John Porterfield, moved to Pennsylvania from Ireland with seven sons and one daughter. This group of Porterfields represent the ancestors of largest group of Porterfields in America. This is the [[Porterfield-53|John Porterfield]] mentioned below. There are two separate theories as to the connection between between the Scottish Porterfields and the large family of eight children that came to America around 1730. The ancestral line proposed by ''The Porterfields'' (1947) by Frank Burke Porterfield is current represented in WikiTree. A second theory comes from ''A Kirk without a Steeple'' by Elizabeth M. Main. (1993, revised 2003). The difference in the two is the parentage of [[Porterfield-121|William Porterfield]].Elizabeth M. Main, ''A Kirk without a Steeple'', (Glasgow: Cordfall Ltd., 2003), p. 27 === Modern Irish Porterfield Branches === There are other Porterfields located Ireland today but connections between those families remains elusive. * [[Porterfield-1246|WIlliam Porterfield]] from County Cavan, born about 1729. The Porterfield surname has died out in the known descendants ''(76 Descendants as of August 2021, 169 as of March 2024. Same surname: 13)'' == Modern Porterfield Family Branches in North America== ===United States === Some Porterfields arrived directly from Scotland; more seem to have come from Ireland, having moved there from Scotland a generation or two earlier. These latter Porterfields were part of a large Scots-Irish immigration in the late 1600's and early 1700's known as the Plantation. This list is ordered by the date of first arrival in America. * 1699 - [[Porterfield-816|John Porterfield]] of Trenton - This John appears to be earliest known Porterfield to appear in the Americas. First record of him here is in 1699. This John immigrated from directly Scotland to New Jersey and has a well documented. There is no record of any marriage or children, so he has the unfortunately distinction of his line disappearing with the first generation. His relationship with Porterfield family in Scotland is well established based on his will. ''(Still no descendants as of March 2024)'' * ~1710 - [[Porterfield-891|William Porterfield]] is the earliest of a Porterfield family group that arrived in Maine in the early 1700s from Ireland. They are found in Cumberland County and later Knox County. They show up in the records of the towns of Camden, Falmouth, Windham, and later Portland. One branch moved to Morrow County, Ohio. ''(380 Descendants as of January 2023, 173 (split )as of March 2024. Same surname: 15, now extinct)'' * ~1720-1730 - [[Porterfield-53|John Porterfield]] is the ancestor of the largest group of Porterfield in the United States and the only one connected by to Scotland. He originally settled in Pennsylvania and arrived from Ireland. This line is recognized as Scots-Irish. This John and the [[Porterfield-816|John]] from Trenton are often confused in online family trees as they were born and died at nearly the same time. About 65% of the Porterfield descendants in WikiTree are part of this line. ''(1806 Descendants as of January 2023, 2244 as of March 2024. Same surname: 959)'' * ~1757 [[Porterfield-2036|Alexander Spence Porterfield (abt.1757-abt.1799)]] is first found in Hempstead, New York in 1788. He was father to 3 daughters. ''(68 Descendants as of March 2024. Same surname: 1 - now extinct')' * ~1763 - [[Porterfield-464|John Porterfield]] was born in 1763 in the American Colonies. Earliest record of his family find him in Orange County, North Carolina. ''(148 Descendants as of January 2023, 156 as of March 2024. Same surname: 126)'' * abt 1813 - [[Porterfield-814|Henry Porterfield]] was born around 1803 or 1813 in Pennsylvania. In the 1860's they are in Fayette County, Pennsylvania. This line may not be a Porterfield line as early records for Henry have a surname of Bodyfield ''(35 Descendants as of January 2023, still 36 as of March 2014. Same surname: )'' * abt 1800 - [[Porterfield-721|James Porterfield]] was born about 1800 in Virginia. ''(76 Descendants as of January 2023, still 78 as of March 2024. Same surname: 23)'' * 1801 - Three sons of [[Porterfield-734|William Porterfield]], who was born about 1751 on the Abercorn Estate in Ballylennon, Donegal, Ireland, migrated to the United States in 1801. This first American generation made their way to Belmont County in Ohio. From there the have spread throughout the United States. No connection has been made yet to the ancient Scottish Porterfields as of yet. There are numerous lines from this WIlliam still in America today. ''(132 Descendants as of January 2023, 154 as of March 2024. Same surname: 110)'' * 1808 - [[Porterfield-2239|Jane (Porterfield) Guthrie (1808-1884)]] married John Guthrie. She reportedly is from from Belmont, Ohio, but had not yet been connected to that line. This line is much deeper, but has not yet been entered yet. ''(1 Descendant as of January 2023, 2 as of May 2023. Same surname: 0)'' * 1811 - [[Porterfield-2406|William H Porterfield (1811 - before 1850))]] married Sarah. They lived in Tennesee and moved to Ray County, Missouri between 1839 and 1844 based on birth location of their children. ''(16 Descendents as of March 2024, same surname: )'' ==== Historically Black Porterfield Branches ==== * ~ 1834 - [[Porterfield-1101|Henry Porterfield]] was born before 1833 possibly in South Carolina. Some of the family moved from South Carolina to Saginaw, Michigan. Some census records indicate they are biracial (described as a mulatto in the actual census). ''(63 Descendants as of January 2023, still 63 as of March 2024. Same surname: 62)'' * 1866 - [[Porterfield-1093|Fred Porterfield]] was born in 1866 in Maine. Some of the family moved to Saginaw, Michigan. Some records indicate his father, A Porterfield is from Germany. Some census records indicate they are biracial (described as a mulatto in the actual census records). ''(6 Descendants as of January 2023, still 6 as of 1866)'' === Canada === Extant records first show Porterfields in Canada in the late 1700s. At least seven separate family groups have been found that would appear to trace their origins back to the same group of Porterfields in Scotland. To date, none of these Canadian groups have been connected back to the early Porterfields in Scotland (or to each other). ==== Scottish immigrants ==== * [[Porterfield-327|William Porterfield]] (~1795-) and [[Hamilton-8227|Elizabeth Hamilton]]. Settled in Huron County, Canada West (now Ontario). Came from Carmunnock, Lanark, Scotland ''(69 Descendants as of March 2021, still 69 in May 2023) '' * [[Porterfield-1990|Alexander Porterfield]] (~1780-and Margaret Schearer were from Moray and Banffshire, Scotland. His son, Peter, settled in Pickering, Ontario. ''(21 Descendants as of March 2021, 23 as of July 2023)'' ==== Scots-Irish immigrants ==== These Canadian Porterfield families came to America by way of Ireland in the first half of the 1800's. * [[Porterfield-263|James Porterfield]] (c1788-aft1851) and [[Wallace-5433|Elizabeth Wallace]]. They settled in Perth and Haldimond County. Ontario. They had 7 children: 6 boys, and 1 girl. ''(87 Descendants as of March 2021, 96 as of May 2023)'' * [[Porterfield-1037|Mary (Porterfield) Watson]] (c1795-1870) - she moved to Ontario from County Cavan, Ireland with her seven children sometime after 1832 after her husband [[Watson-11482|John]] died. ''(66 Descendants as of March 2021, 101 as of May 2023)'' * [[Porterfield-231|John Porterfield]] (c1800-1846) and [[Edwards-8202|Catherine Edwards]] from County Donegal, Ireland. Settled in Ontario in the 1840's after arriving first in Maine around 1835. ''(45 Descendants as of March 2021, 52 as of May 2023)'' * [[Porterfield-232|John Porterfield]] (c1812-1896) and [[Stephenson-1890|Nancy Stephenson]] from County Donegal, Ireland. They settled in New Brunswick in 1844. ''(61 Descendants as of March 2021, 65 as of May 2023)'' * [[Porterfield-2041|John Porterfield]] (c1795-1870) - This John moved to Perth, Ontario, then later to Manitoba. They came from from County Cavan, Ireland. Per FamilySearch, this branch originated in Dumbarton, Dumbartonshire, Scotland. (36 descendants as of June 2023)'' * [[Porterfield-321|William Porterfield]] (c1816-) and [[Unknown-254724|Catherine]]. They settled in Ontario. ''(15 Descendants as of March 2021, still 15 in May 2023)'' == Porterfields in Scotland== Some Porterfield family branches have no known descendants in North America. # [[Porterfield-1184|Robert Porterfield]] - was born around 1620. The family has roots in St. Andrews and St. Leonards. Descendants include [[Bruce-2280|Stanley Bruce]] (1883-1967), prime minister of Australia. ''(37 Descendants as of March 2021, 56 in May 2023)'' # [[Porterfield-2227|James Porterfield]] - was born around 1760 in Banff and later generations are found in Aberdeenshire. This line is built out deeper in FamilySearch. ''(5 Descendants as of May 2023)'' # [[Porterfield-86|Alexander Porterfield]] - was born before 1733. He was married in Port Glasgow, Renfreshire. Some descendants came to America. Tree goes 6 generations deep. ''(14 Descendants as of May 2023)'' == Military Service == === American Revolution === ====British Army ==== * [[Porterfield-2214|Alexander Porterfield (abt.1745-)]] - Captain of the ships Glasgow and the Jason. * [[Porterfield-1352|Boyd Porterfield]] - Captain in the 71st Regiment of Foot ==== Continental Army ==== * [[Porterfield-2161|Dennis Porterfield]], Captain, 6th North Carolina Regiment * [[Porterfield-2170|Charles Porterfield]], Lt. Colonel, Virginia Line * [[Porterfield-885|Robert Porterfield (1757-1824)]], Adjutant in the Maine Militia * [[Porterfield-894|William Porterfield (abt.1743-1788)]], 4th Regiment, Cumberland County Militia, Massachusetts Militia ===== DAR recognized Patriots ===== There are ten Porterfields recognized as DAR Patriots. Nine of these patriots descend from [[Porterfield-53|John Porterfield]] including three sons, five grandson and one great grandson. * [[Porterfield-129|John Porterfield]] (1724-1786), son of John * [[Porterfield-130|Samuel Porterfield, Sr.]] (1726-1789), son of John * [[Porterfield-121|William Porterfield]] (c1715-1789), son of John * [[Porterfield-120|Josiah Porterfield]] (1737-1828), grandson through William * [[Porterfield-74|Robert Porterfield]] (1752-1843), grandson through Charles * [[Porterfield-394|Robert Porterfield]] (1757-1824), grandson through Robert * [[Porterfield-1050|Samuel Porterfield, Jr.]] (1763-1806), grandson through Samuel * [[Porterfield-109|Seth Porterfield]] (c1750-1828), grandson through Patrick * [[Porterfield-191|David Porterfield]] (c1755-1830), great grandson through Robert and James * [[Porterfield-464|John Porterfield]] (1763-1846), unknown parentage. == Porterfield place names == Many places, business and products have been named after various Porterfields. Porterfield may refer to: ==== Scotland ==== * Porterfield Road, Kilmacolm, Scotland - near the former Porterfield Duchal estate just outside Kilmacolm. Today the Kilmacolm Golf Club is located on this road. "Kilmacolm, Porterfield Road, Kilmacolm Golf Course" Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Scotland (RCAHMS), https://canmore.org.uk/site/309202/kilmacolm-porterfield-road-kilmacolm-golf-course. Retrieved 2011-06-30 * Porterfield Road, Renfrew, Scotland - a road near the original Porterfield estate. The Babcox and Wilcox Boiler Works are located on this road."Renfrew, Porterfield Road, Babcox And Wilcox Boiler Works" Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Scotland (RCAHMS). Retrieved 2011-06-30, http://canmore.rcahms.gov.uk/en/site/133204/details/renfrew+porterfield+road+babcox+and+wilcox+boiler+works * Porterfield estate, Kilmacolm, Renfrew, Scotland * Porterfield Bank, Inverness, Scotland - this is apparently name of a road * Porterfield Station, Renfrew, Scotland - a railway station that opened on June 1, 1903. and closed on July 19, 1926."Renfrew, Porterfield Station" Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Scotland (RCAHMS), http://canmore.rcahms.gov.uk/en/site/197680/details/renfrew+porterfield+station. Retrieved 2011-06-30 * Porterfield Prison, Inverness, Scotland"Inverness, Argyle Terrace, Hm Prison Porterfield" Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Scotland (RCAHMS), http://canmore.rcahms.gov.uk/en/site/287312/details/inverness+argyle+terrace+hm+prison+porterfield/. Retrieved 2011-06-30 * Porterfield House, Glasgow, Scotland - This mansion on High Street in Glasgow, Scotland was demolished in 1870. The house was located in a pend off the east side of High Street. It was located across from the College Church. "Glasgow, High Street, Porterfield House" Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Scotland (RCAHMS). http://canmore.rcahms.gov.uk/en/site/166249/details/glasgow+high+street+porterfield+house/, Retrieved 2011-06-30. * Porterfield House, Inverness Scotland - This house was apparently used as a boarding house for the professional class in the 19th century. The house was on Edinburgh Road between the Observatory and the Poorhouse. The properties on this street are known by their names, not be street numbers as were most other properties. The Porterfield House property appears to have had a number of cottages on it. The 1873-1874 Inverness directory lists a number of individuals living at various buildings or places named Porterfield House, Porterfield cottage. No Porterfields are listed as living in the town and the connection to the Porterfield family is unknown.The Inverness Directory Inverness: 1873-1874: Advertiser Office 1874. http://digital.nls.uk/23/85113814.pdf, Retrieved 2011-06-25, broken link as of December 2018. The following individuals are mentioned in the directory: ** William S. Duncan, Drawing master, Elsie villa, Porterfield ** Charles Freeman, fish, poultry, and game dealer, Porterfield cottage ** William Gowenlock, assistant secretary, Highland Railway, Porterfield House ** Alexander Ellis, builder, Elsie cottage ** Miss Mackinnon, Porterfield cottage ** John Sutherland, book agent ** Alexander Macpherson, light porter ==== United States ==== ===== Cities ===== * Porterfield, Wisconsin - a town in Marinette county in northern. The town was founded on March 16,1887. "Porterfield, Town of, Marinette Co." Madison, WI: Wisconsin Historical Society. Retrieved 2011-06-30, http://www.wisconsinhistory.org/dictionary/index.asp?action=view&term_id=7201&search_term=Porterfield The town was named for local farmer and landowner John Porterfield. Deana C. Hipke "Marinette County, Wisconsin" Rootsweb. Retrieved 2011-06-30, http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~wimarine/townships.html * Porterfield, Madison County, Georgia"Geographic Names Information Names Systems (GNIS)" U.S. Department of the Interior - U.S. Geological Survey. Retrieved 2011-06-30, http://geonames.usgs.gov/pls/gnispublic * Porterfield, Marshall County, Illinois * Porterfield, Oxford County, Maine * Porterfield, Washington County, Ohio * Porterfield, Venango County, Pennsylvania"Porterfield, Pennsylvania" RoadsideThoughts: A Gazetteer for the United States and Canada. Retrieved 2013-02-04 , http://www.roadsidethoughts.com/pa/porterfield-profile.htm * Porterfield, Cannon County, Tennessee ===== Streets ===== * Porterfield Avenue, Bakersfield, California * Porterfield Circle, Macon, Georgia * Porterfield Court, Stockton, California * Porterfield Court, Mountain View, California * Porterfield Court, Fayetteville, North Carolina * Porterfield Drive, Orange, Virginia * Porterfield Drive, Evansville, Indiana * Porterfield Highway, Abingdon, Virginia * Porterfield Hill Road, Watertown, Tennessee * Porterfield Hill Road, Rimersburg, Pennsylvania * Porterfield Lake Road, Porterfield, Wisconsin * Porterfield Lane, Fort Bragg, California * Porterfield Lane, Connellsville, PA * Porterfield Place, Freeport, New York * Porterfield Place, Rancho San Diego, California * Porterfield Place, Magna, UT * Porterfield Road, Porter, Oxford, Maine * Porterfield Road, Venango County, PennsylvaniaJames Baughn "Porterfield Road Bridge" bridgehunter.com. Retrieved 2013-02-04, http://bridgehunter.com/pa/venango/porterfield-road/ * Porterfield Road, Charlotte, North Carolina * Porterfield Road, Readyville, Tennessee * Porterfield Road, LaBelle, Florida * Porterfield Street, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania * Porterfield Way, Germantown, Maryland ===== Geographic Features ===== * Porterfield Blue Sulphur Spring, Berkeley County, Virginia * Porterfield Branch, Craig, Virginia, California * Porterfield Creek, Sonoma County, California * Porterfield Creek, Iosco County, Michigan * Porterfield Creek, Ontonagon County, Michigan * Porterfield Creek, Wrangell County, Arkansas * North Fork Porterfield Creek, Wrangell County, Arkansas * Porterfield Gap, Cherokee County, North Carolina * Porterfield Gap, Sevier County, Tennessee * Porterfield Hollow, Giles County, Tennessee * Porterfield Lake, Marquette County, Michigan * Porterfield Lake, Cass County, Texas * Porterfield Lake Dam, Cass County, Texas * Porterfield Ledge, Knox County, Maine * Porterfield Run, Augusta County, Virginia * Porterfield Quarry, Marinette County, Wisconsin * Porterfield Well, Maricopa County, Arizona ===== Buildings ===== * Robert Porterfield Hall, Radford County, Virginia * Amaker and Porterfield Transportation, Union County, New Jersey * Porterfield Church, Marinette County, Wisconsin * Porterfield Elementary School, Marinette County, Wisconsin * Porterfield High School, Cannon County, Tennessee (historical) ===== Other ===== * Porterfield Cemetery, Madison County, Georgia * Porterfield Windmill, Bent County, Colorado * Porterfield Ranch, Siskiyou County, California * Porterfield Post Office, Cannon County, Tennessee (historical) * Porterfield Post Office, Oxford County, Maine (historical) ==== Canada ==== * Porterfield Road, Toronto, Ontario, Canada * Porterfield Road, Caledon, Ontario, Canada * Porterfield Road, Alton, Ontario, Canada * Porterfield Road, Etobicoke, Ontario, Canada ==== New Zealand ==== * Porterfield Street, Macandrew Bay, Otago, New Zealand ==== South Africa ==== * Porterfield Road, Bloubergstrand, Western Cape, South Africa === Organizations === * Porterfield Aircraft - a now-defunct early airplane manufacturer === Events === * Porterfield Country Music Festival == Resources== This section lists resources that have significant or unique Porterfield content. ===The Porterfields (1947) by Frank Burke Porterfield=== This is the best known and most in-depth single resource on the Porterfield surname. It is an excellent book about the Porterfields from their earliest times up to the 1940s. At the same time, it rather poorly edited. While not done systemically it does mention many of the sources used by which it's conclusions were made. This book is available on Hathitrust at https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=wu.89066246737. It also available on Ancestry.com at http://search.ancestry.com/search/db.aspx?dbid=12275). ====Clarifications/Corrections/Confusion==== * Page 11 - John (10b) is often mistaken is the progenitor of the main line of eight Porterfields that came to America that the majority of the book spend it's time on. A close read of the unnumbered article "John Porterfield" from the front part of the book shows the exact connection the author proposes via a different John Porterfield. * Page 198 - Under (6a) Juanita Marie Porterfield. Patricia Ann Lenover birth year should be 1935, not 1933. [[Lenover-2|Nancy Kay Lenover]] birth year should be 1937, not 1935. * Page 334 - Charles O. Porterfield is not a descendant of (1) John Porterfield as is suggested as a possibility. * Page 335 - (2) Fannie Wallace Porterfield's husband should be Hiram Sheldon, not Shendon. * Page 338 - Second (2a) William Stuart Porterfield should be (3a) William Stuart Porterfield. This William clearly has the wrong birth date, as it is the same as his father just above him on the page. ==== The Porterfields - An Index ==== This website indexes the name of each person mentioned in The Porterfields (1947). after the time that they came to America. There are over 5,000 names mentioned. This is a valuable companion to the original book, which is not indexed: http://book.porterfieldjunction.net/index.php?option=com_jumi&fileid=5&Itemid=5 == Sources ==
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[[Category:Acadians Project Free Space Pages]] [[Category:Port-Royal, Acadie]] [[Category:Acadie]] "Port Royal est une localité du sud-ouest de la Nouvelle-Écosse située près d'Annapolis Royal, sur la péninsule s'avançant entre le bassin Annapolis et la baie de Fundy. Elle fut fondée en 1605 par Pierre Dugua de Mons et devint ainsi un site historique de la colonie française d'Acadie."[http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Port-Royal_(Nouvelle-%C3%89cosse) Port-Royal, Nouvelle-Écosse] "The original French settlement and capital of the colony of Acadia was named Port-Royal. It was located in the present-day community of Port Royal from 1605 until its destruction by British military forces in 1613."[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Port_Royal,_Annapolis_County Port-Royal, Annapolis County] == Timeline == :''b1605 First Nations Peoples occupy the region around the Te'wapskik (Mi'kmaq name for Dauphin/Annapolis River) for thousands of years using it as an overland route'' :''1605 French found first permanent European settlement in North America, north of St. Augustin Florida, and build the [https://goo.gl/maps/FhEII Port-Royal Habitation].'' :''1613 Virginia English Admiral burns the Port-Royal Habitation, starting a 150 year battle between the French and English in the area. The French continue to maintain a presence'' :''1632 Treaty Saint-Germain-en-Laye cedes Acadia to France; Razilly brings ~300 elite men[http://www.biographi.ca/en/bio/razilly_isaac_de_1E.html George MacBeath, Biography – RAZILLY, ISAAC DE – Volume I (1000-1700) – Dictionary of Canadian Biography Toronto/Université Laval, 2003–, accessed November 20]'' :''1636 Arrival of the first French families to settle permanently [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Massignon-1 Massignon, Geneviève]. [https://books.google.ca/books?id=csAqAAAAMAAJ&redir_esc=y&hl=en "Les parlers français d'Acadie, enquête linguistique"], Librairie Klincksieck, Paris, 1962, 2 tomes. p. 32 first French families in Acadia'' :''1654 British capture Port-Royal; French settlement ceases[http://www.biographi.ca/en/bio/sedgwick_robert_1E.html William I. Roberts, 3rd, “SEDGWICK, ROBERT,” in Dictionary of Canadian Biography, vol. 1, University of Toronto/Université Laval, 2003–, accessed November 20, 2013]'' :''1667-70 Treaty of Breda cedes Acadia to the French; settlement resumes[http://www.biographi.ca/en/bio/morillon_du_bourg_1E.html In collaboration, “MORILLON DU BOURG,” in Dictionary of Canadian Biography, vol. 1, University of Toronto/Université Laval, 2003–, accessed November 20, 2013]'' :''1670’s-1690’s Available farmland decreases; some leave Port-Royal to establish new villages: Beaubassin (1671); Grand-Pré and Pigiguit (1680); Chipoudie (1698), and Cobeguit and Petcoudiac (1699)."The Birth of Acadie : Pioneer Families," in ''1755 l'Histoire et les Histoires'', University of Moncton, accessed at http://cfml.ci.umoncton.ca/1755-html/indexfa96.html?id=010102000&lang=en&style=G&admin=false&linking='' :''1687 War of the League of Augsburg (King William’s War) starts between England and FranceGriffiths, Naomi E.S., From migrant to Acadian : a North-American border people, 1604-1755, Montreal (Québec), McGill-Queen's University Press, 2005, p147-151 (King William’s War); p 267-268 (oaths of allegiance)'' :''1690 Phipps captures and sacks Port-Royal, coerces inhabitants' oaths of allegiance to English Crown, sets up local Peacekeeping Council and leaves within 12 days.[http://www.biographi.ca/en/bio/phips_william_1E.html C.P.Stacey, “PHIPS, SIR WILLIAM,” in Dictionary of Canadian Biography, vol. 1, University of Toronto/Université Laval, 2003, accessed November 20, 2013][http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Phips#Port_Royal_expedition Biography of William Phipps][http://www.biographi.ca/en/bio/la_tourasse_charles_1E.html C.Bruce Fergusson,“LA TOURASSE, CHARLES,” in Dictionary of Canadian Biography, vol. 1, University of Toronto/Université Laval, 2003, accessed November 20, 2013]'' Seamen from two ships later loot and burn between 28 and 35 homes/habitations including the parish church.” :''1693 Port-Royal raid with looting and burning.''Dunn, Brenda. A History of Port Royal / Annapolis Royal 1605-1800. Nimbus Publishing, p vii,ix,1-12 (early European settlement); p13 (1629 Food abundance Scottish settlement); p32 (Church and School 1686));p 40,43 (1693 PR raid); p44-45 (1697 Treaty of Ryswick); p52-53(1702 Queen Anne’s War); p61-62 (Blockade of PR); p 71-73(1707 Attack on PR); p82-85(1710 Siege of PR). :''1697 Treaty of Ryswick restores Acadia to France; Port-Royal is its capital'' :''1702 War of the Spanish Succession (Queen Anne’s War) starts between England and France'' :''1704 Blockade of Port Royal; no destruction of houses but some inhabitants taken prisoner'' :''1707 Attack on Port-Royal; burning and pillaging'' :''1710 Siege of Port-Royal; French surrender the Fort. Port-Royal, Acadia becomes Annapolis Royal, Nova Scotia :''1713 Treaty of Utrecht. France cedes Acadia to England. Permanent British rule. "The Neutrality: Political Context", in ''1755 l'Histoire et les Histoires'', University of Moncton, accessed at http://cfml.ci.umoncton.ca/1755-html/index8c0a.html?id=010200000&lang=en&style=G&admin=false&linking='' :''1714-15 New English King requires oaths of allegiance. Delegates from Port-Royal sign a [http://cfml.ci.umoncton.ca/1755-html/indexc15f.html?id=010201000&lang=en&style=G&admin=false&linking= '''conditional''' oath of allegiance], promising to stay true to the King of Great Britain for as long as they stayed in Nova Scotia, and to remain neutral in the event of a conflict between France and Great Britain'' :''1720 and onward Acadians refuse to sign an '''unconditional''' oath of allegiance. This is tolerated by the British as they lack military means to enforce the oath."The Neutrality: The First Acadian Delegates." ''1755 Histoire et Les Histoires'', University of Moncton accessed at http://cfml.ci.umoncton.ca/1755-html/indexd093.html?id=010202000&lang=en&style=G&admin=false&linking='' :''1713-1744 Golden AgeGriffiths, Naomie E.S. The Contexts of Acadian History 1686-1784.Published for the Center for Canadian Studies Mount Allison University, Montreal: McGill-Queens University Press, 1992, p61 (golden age); of Acadian Growth and Prosperity” EXPLAIN PORT ROYAL CONTEXT'' == Experimental table-based bilingual timeline == {| | 1632 | Le traité de Saint-Germain-en-Laye retourne l'Acadie à la France. Razilly apport 300 "hommes d'élites" [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Massignon-1 Massignon, Geneviève]. [https://books.google.ca/books?id=csAqAAAAMAAJ&redir_esc=y&hl=en "Les parlers français d'Acadie, enquête linguistique"], Librairie Klincksieck, Paris, 1962, 2 tomes. | Treaty Saint-Germain-en-Laye cedes Acadia to France; Razilly brings ~300 settlers[http://www.biographi.ca/en/bio/razilly_isaac_de_1E.html George MacBeath, Biography – RAZILLY, ISAAC DE – Volume I (1000-1700) – Dictionary of Canadian Biography Toronto/Université Laval, 2003–, accessed November 20] |- | 1636 | Les premières familles s'établisent | The first families to settle permanently arrive |- | 1654 | | British capture Port-Royal; French settlement ceases[http://www.biographi.ca/en/bio/sedgwick_robert_1E.html William I. Roberts, 3rd, “SEDGWICK, ROBERT,” in Dictionary of Canadian Biography, vol. 1, University of Toronto/Université Laval, 2003–, accessed November 20, 2013]'' |- | 1667-70 | | Treaty of Breda cedes Acadia to the French; settlement resumes[http://www.biographi.ca/en/bio/morillon_du_bourg_1E.html In collaboration, “MORILLON DU BOURG,” in Dictionary of Canadian Biography, vol. 1, University of Toronto/Université Laval, 2003–, accessed November 20, 2013] |- | 1670’s-1690’s | | Available farmland decreases; some leave Port-Royal to establish new villages: Beaubassin (1671); Grand-Pré and Pigiguit (1680); Chipoudie (1698), and Cobeguit and Petcoudiac (1699).[http://cfml.ci.umoncton.ca/1755-html/index8831.html?id=010102000&style=G&admin=false&linking=&lang=en&identifier=&bd=&index=1&overlay=&dsp=original Pioneer Families, in 1755 l'Histoire et les Histoires, University of Moncton] |- | 1690 | | Phipps captures and sacks Port-Royal, coerces inhabitants' oaths of allegiance to English Crown, sets up local Peacekeeping Council and leaves within 12 days.[http://www.biographi.ca/en/bio/phips_william_1E.html C.P.Stacey, “PHIPS, SIR WILLIAM,” in Dictionary of Canadian Biography, vol. 1, University of Toronto/Université Laval, 2003, accessed November 20, 2013][http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Phips#Port_Royal_expedition Biography of William Phipps][http://www.biographi.ca/en/bio/la_tourasse_charles_1E.html C.Bruce Fergusson,“LA TOURASSE, CHARLES,” in Dictionary of Canadian Biography, vol. 1, University of Toronto/Université Laval, 2003, accessed November 20, 2013] |- | 1690-93 | | Port-Royal subjected to raids (1690; 1693) with looting and burning.''Dunn, Brenda. A History of Port Royal / Annapolis Royal 1605-1800. Nimbus Publishing, p 40,43 |} == Sources == * [[Wikipedia:Habitation at Port-Royal]] * https://openlibrary.org/books/OL7150146M/History_of_the_County_of_Annapolis
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" :'''Continent:''' North America :'''Country:''' United States of America :'''State/Province:''' Rhode Island :'''County:''' Newport :'''GPS Coordinates:''' 41.6, -71.25 :'''Elevation:''' 32.0 m or 105.0 feet ====National Register of Historic Places==== [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Register_of_Historic_Places_listings_in_Portsmouth,_Rhode_Island Wikipedia] * [https://www.waymarking.com/waymarks/wmH894_Battle_of_Rhode_Island_Site_Portsmouth_RI Battle of Rhode Island site] * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Borden_Farm_(Portsmouth,_Rhode_Island) Borden Farm] 2951 and 2967 E. 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Box 834, Portsmouth, RI 02871, (870 East Main Road and Union St., Portsmouth) Phone: 401-683-9178, * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prudence_Island_Light Prudence Island Lighthouse](Prudence Island is part of Portsmouth) * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wreck_Sites_of_HMS_Cerberus_and_HMS_Lark Wreck Sites of HMS Cerberus and HMS Lark] ====Other Interesting Portsmouth Places==== * [https://portsmouthhistorical.files.wordpress.com/2012/09/brochurehistoricguide.pdf Tour of Historic Sites] * [http://www.portsmouthri375.com/places.html Portsmouth Places] * [https://portsmouthhistorical.wordpress.com/whose-home-was-it/ Homes] * [https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attractions-g54105-Activities-Portsmouth_Rhode_Island.html Trip Advisor] **Green Animals Topiary Gardens **Greenvale Vineyards **The Portsmouth Arts Guild Center for the Arts ====Ferries and Bridges==== * [https://portsmouthhistorical.files.wordpress.com/2012/09/history-of-portsmouth-for-students.pdf Portsmouth history] "Early ferries were were an essential link in Portsmouth transportation. The '''Bristol Ferry '''and the '''Anthony Ferry '''to Tiverton were among the oldest. Additional ferries were the '''Fogland Ferry''' (to Tiverton from the end of Glen Road) and '''Howland’s Ferry''' to Tiverton." * '''Portsmouth to Bristol''' ** [https://jskent.blogspot.com/2010/04/john-tripp-family-us-1635-to-present.html John Tripp] "With his marriage to Mary Paine, he incurred a three acre tract of land in Portsmouth, Newport, RI. She had bought the land for one pint of wine from a seaman named Richard Searl. They build their home upon this land and operated '''a ferry to Bristol, Bristol, RI'''. **The homestead s now the Pocassett Country Club. The ferry was first mentioned in '''1676''' when “Captain Church of Tiverton, the famous Indian fighter, crossed to Bristol on Tripp's ferry.”" **The [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mount_Hope_Bridge Mount Hope Bridge] built in 1927, replacing a ferry, connects Portsmouth to Bristol *'''Portsmouth to Tiverton''' ** [https://portsmouthhistorynotes.com/2012/04/16/the-old-howland-ferry/ Howland's Ferry] "In colonial times the main roads in Portsmouth led to the ferry landings. What we call East Main Road was known as the Path to '''Howland’s Ferry.''' Its location was close to where the remains of Stone Bridge are today. This location is one of the narrowest points on the Sakonnet River between Tiverton and Portsmouth. The ferry may date back to 1640. It was also known as''' Anthony’s Ferry''' and '''Pocasset Ferry.''' **'''Howland’s Ferry''' played an important part during the Battle of Rhode Island. American forces used the location to pour onto Aquidneck Island to fight the British who occupied the island. When they were forced to retreat, many of the American forces used that route to make their escape. Howland Ferry was less used once the Bristol Ferry was established." **[https://www.waymarking.com/waymarks/wm7PR3_Sakonnet_River_Bridge Sakonnet River Bridge] was built in 1956. [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sakonnet_River_Bridge Replacement 2012] * [http://www.quahog.org/factsfolklore/index.php?id=187#:~:text=The%20ferry%20history%20of%20the%20State%20in%20Newport,between%20the%20islands%20of%20Rhode%20Island%20and%20Conanicut. Rhode Island Ferries ] **'''Bristol to Portsmouth''': "The Bristol-Portsmouth ferry dates back to colony days. Little is known of its history, other than the fact that a horse-ferry was operated there in 1825. Fully half a century ago Capt. West, the lighthousekeeper, accommodated the public by running his sailboat between the two towns." **"With the opening of the ferry between Bristol and Portsmouth, connecting with the New Haven's electric road, and the trolley line between Portsmouth and Newport, the old ferry stops ceased to be made. The electrification of the Providence, Warren and Fall River road was completed Sunday, Dec. 2, 1900, but the steam ferry connection with Portsmouth was not established until two or three years after." **'''Portsmouth to Tiverton''': "Another ferry was established across the Seaconnet river, at Stone Bridge, in 1680, which was known as the Durphee ferry, afterward as the Howland ferry until 1795, when the first Stone bridge was opened. That structure was washed away in the following year, and rebuilt in 1797. The bridge was later out of service for several years, and was not again open to travel until 1810." **"And of course there are still well-established ferries in Rhode Island, the Block Island Ferry and the Prudence Island Ferry being the most obvious. Other ferries ply the bay sporadically depending on the season and the state of the economy." **"'''Bridges''' have since replaced all of the historical ferries mentioned here. In 1929 Bristol and Portsmouth were connected by the Mount Hope Bridge. ... In 1956 the Sakonnet River Bridge reconnected Tiverton and Portsmouth, replacing Stone Bridge which had been wiped out by Hurricane Carol in 1954. All of these bridges were built right next to, or very close to, former ferry sites". ====Cemeteries==== *[https://portsmouthhistorical.files.wordpress.com/2012/09/family-cemeteries-map-2.pdf Cemeteries map] * [http://www.rihistoriccemeteries.org Historic Cemeteries of Rhode Island] * Almost 80 Portsmouth Cemeteries included in the [[Space:Newport_County%2C_Rhode_Island%2C_Cemeteries|Newport County Cemeteries]] *The larger cemeteries are either religious cemeteries or large private cemeteries. Most cemeteries are farm cemeteries with only a few people. Some of these are now defunct. There are a few government or military cemeteries. =====Religious Cemeteries===== *'''Saint Pauls Cemetery''' aka Rhode Island Historical Cemetery Portsmouth #9 as of 10/23/2020 '''460 interments''' *'''Portsmouth Friends Churchyard''' aka Rhode Island Historical Cemetery Portsmouth #10 The cemetery behind the meeting house started in 1706, markers were not used until 1830. As of 10/23/2020 '''366 internments.''' ** [[:Category:Portsmouth_Friends_Churchyard%2C_Portsmouth%2C_Rhode_Island|Historic cemetery #10 Portsmouth Friends' Churchyard]] *'''Union Cemetery''' aka Rhode Island Historical Cemetery Portsmouth #16. The cemetery was started by the Portsmouth Christian Union Church. As of 10/23/2020''' 624 internments''' *'''Saint Mary's Episcopal Churchyard''' Also known as Rhode Island Historical Cemetery Portsmouth #24 . As of 10/23/2020 '''2249 internments''' *'''Priory Cemetery''' Also known as Portsmouth Abbey Cemetery, Rhode Island Historical Cemetery Portsmouth #30 '''16 internments'''t as of 10/23/2020 *'''Trinity Cemetery''' Also known as Rhode Island Historical Cemetery Portsmouth #43 '''1070 internments '''as of 10/23/2020 =====Town or Government===== *'''Town Cemetery''' aka Rhode Island Historical Cemetery Portsmouth #19 This was the cemetery of the Portsmouth Asylum. Inmates who died while in the Portsmouth Asylum were buried on the town poor farm (known as the Asylum Cemetery) if they could not afford burial themselves. There are no official records of transcription. as of 10/23/2020 '''41 interments''' *'''Prudence Island Cemetery''' Also known as Rhode Island Historical Cemetery Portsmouth #41''' 49 internments '''as of 10/23/2020 *'''Lovell General Hospital Cemetery''' Also known as Rhode Island Historical Cemetery Portsmouth #46 In May 1868, all the '''251 dead were removed''' and reburied in the Cypress Hills National Cemetery . *'''Hessians Hole Cemetery''' Also known as Rhode Island Historical Cemetery Portsmouth #53 These are the graves of Hessian soldiers who died during the Revolutionary War. *'''Indian Cemetery''' Also known as Rhode Island Historical Cemetery Portsmouth #626 Prudence Island, may be a slave cemetery. It was uncovered in a stom and skeletons were reburied. =====Large private cemetery===== *'''Old Portsmouth Cemetery''' aka Rhode Island Historical Cemetery Portsmouth #7. Started as a small family cemetery on land once owned by the Anthony family, it is now a large privately owned cemetery with thousands of burials. as of 10/23/2020 '''1445 interments''' ** [https://www.waymarking.com/waymarks/wm84QZ_Old_Portsmouth_Cemetery_PO007_Portsmouth_RI Historic cemetery #7 Old Portsmouth Cemetery] =====Farm or family cemeteries===== While this is the vast majority of cemeteries, they usually only a few people. Some have been moved to larger cemeteries. Not all have markers or stones. * [https://www.waymarking.com/waymarks/wmNGAK_George_Hall_Lot_Historical_Cemetery_08_18_Portsmouth_Rhode_Island Historic cemetery #8 or 18] * [https://www.waymarking.com/waymarks/wmNGA9_HISTORICAL_CEMETERY_PO002__HALL_LOT_Portsmouth_Rhode_Island Historic cemetery #2] * [https://www.waymarking.com/waymarks/wm8KC7_Nichols_Hassard_Ground_PO022_PORTSMOUTH_RI Historic cemetery #22] ===History=== *Interesting [http://rebelpuritan.com/Images.html photos and maps] from the time. ===Indians and Roger Williams=== *[[Wikipedia:Aquidneck_Island|Aquidneck Island]] In 1638 Roger Williams helped Anne Hutchinson's group sign a deal with the indians for Aqiudneck: "They bought the island for 40 fathoms of white wampum, 20 hoes, 10 coats for the resident Indians, and 5 more fathoms of wampum for the local sachem, and Narragansett Sachems Canonicus and his nephew Miantonomi signed a deed for it.". ===Settlement: 1638 to 1713=== *Portsmouth, Rhode Island in one place was settled in 1638 by a group led by [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anne_Hutchinson [[Marbury-2|Anne Hutchinson]]] when she was banished from the Massachusetts Bay Colony following [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antinomian_Controversy the Antinomian Controversy]. *Roger Williams encouraged them to settle on [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aquidneck_Island Aquidneck Island]. *A biography of [[Marbury-2|Anne Marbury Hutchinson]] called "Divine Rebel" was written by Selma R. Williams: on [https://www.amazon.com/Divine-Rebel-Life-Marbury-Hutchinson/dp/0030558468 Amazon] * [https://www.waymarking.com/waymarks/wmNG84_Founders_Brook_Park_Portsmouth_Rhode_Island Founders Brook Park] is near the original settlement * [https://portsmouthhistorical.files.wordpress.com/2012/09/history-of-portsmouth-for-students.pdf Portsmouth history] *"“Founder’s Brook” (off Boyd’s Lane) is the traditional site of the first settlement. From the beginning, most of the people of Portsmouth were farmers. Early town records show they were concerned about how land would be given out and that records of land ownership should be kept. *They lived in the area between East and West Main roads from Sprague Street to the Mount Hope Bay. At first they were given two acre house lots near a spring and larger areas of grazing land further south from the settlement. The first settlers brought cattle with them. There was a common pasture for cattle in the area that became known as Common Fence Point. *Later on the house lots were given up as families began to live on their farms instead of together in a community." ====Contracts and admitted people, Freemen==== *There were '''2 contracts''' signed in '''1638''' (23 men) and '''1639'''(31 men). There was also a list of admitted men in '''1638'''. Several of those who signed contacts, or were admitted, did not stay. There was a large group led by 8 founders that left to settle Newport '''(1639)''' on the southern end of Aquidneck. Portsmouth also had a group that left with Samuel Gorton to settle Warwick '''(1643)''' . Others went to New Amsterdam, including Anne Hutchinson and her son Samuel '''(1643)''' Anne and many of her children were killed in 1643 by indians. Some left to return to Boston, or go to Taunton and South Kingston. A few even ended up back in England. * [https://portsmouthhistorical.files.wordpress.com/2012/09/history-of-portsmouth-for-students.pdf Portsmouth history] *"'''In 1657 most of the open land in Portsmouth was given out to freemen'''. Though Newport welcomed new settlers, Portsmouth residents were more guarded in accepting new residents. Settlers were not admitted without a vote of the town citizens. Once someone was accepted as a freeman, the town took responsibility to help them in time of need. Some colonists were given as much as 300 acres of pastureland. There was a rule that farmers had to fence planting areas and orchards. They used stonewalls, rail fences and hedges as fences. We can still see stonewalls that mark the gardens and orchards of the old farms. *'''By 1713 the final acres of town land were given out.''' This time freemen received twelve acres. In 1755 there were 1363 Portsmouth residents. Most of them were farmers. Mills developed to help farmers. Saw mills started as early as 1642 to saw lumber for fences and houses. Grinding corn meal was very important to farmers and early water powered gristmills began in Lawton Valley and the Glen. By 1668 the first of many Portsmouth windmills was built on the Briggs Farm. This is the Butt’s Hill area and was commonly called “Windmill Hill.”" ====First Portsmouth Contract March 7, 1638==== *They signed the [[Wikipedia:Portsmouth_Compact| Portsmouth Contract]] on March 7, 1638: "The 7th Day of the First Month, 1638. We whose names are underwritten do hereby solemnly in the presence of Jehovah incorporate ourselves into a Bodie Politick and as He shall help, will submit our persons, lives and estates unto our Lord Jesus Christ, the King of Kings, and Lord of Lords, and to all those perfect and most absolute laws of His given in His Holy Word of truth, to be guided and judged thereby." ====Second Contract of Loyalty April 30, 1639==== ===Revolution=== https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Colony_of_Rhode_Island_and_Providence_Plantations *"'''On May 4, 1776, Rhode Island became the first of the 13 colonies to renounce its allegiance to the British Crown, '''and was the fourth to ratify the Articles of Confederation between the newly sovereign states on February 9, 1778. *It boycotted the 1787 convention that drew up the United States Constitution, and initially refused to ratify it. It relented after Congress sent a series of constitutional amendments to the states for ratification, the Bill of Rights guaranteeing specific personal freedoms and rights; clear limitations on the government's power in judicial and other proceedings; and explicit declarations that all powers not specifically delegated to Congress by the Constitution are reserved for the states or the people. *'''On May 29, 1790, Rhode Island became the 13th state and the last of the former colonies to ratify the Constitution."''' *'''The Brittish Army occupied Aquidneck from 1776 to 1779'''. The Portsmouth Quaker Meeting House was used as a British Barracks. *British General Prescott was captured July 10, 1777 at Overing's house in Portsmouth. He was later traded for American General Charles Lee. *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Rhode_Island_Site The Battle of Rhode Island] in Portsmouth was fought '''August 29, 1778,''' during the American Revolution, to attempt to drive them out. *Butts Hill fort was the American command post. *[http://theyankeexpress.com/content/hessian-hole Hessian Hole] is an American Revolution battle site in Portsmouth: "During the American Revolution, the British employed German mercenaries to assist them in battle. These fearless Hessian soldiers were well-trained crack shots and sided with the English in large numbers." **"The exact location of the grave is lost to antiquity. Some claim it is on the Abby grounds near Barker's Brook where the Carnegie Golf Course now sits. A report from the Providence Journal Almanac written over one hundred years ago places the Hessian Hole in the Lehigh State Picnic Grove just off Route 114. A Works Progress and Administration Guide To Rhode Island And Massachusetts places the hole somewhere closer to Route 114." * Portsmouth's Historic and Architectural Resource report states: * "British troops, supported by three Hessian regiments, marched against the American troops at the north end of Aquidneck Island under the command of General John Sullivan. *The first fighting occurred on Union Street and in nearby fields, but the Americans withdrew to the north, took up defensive positions at Butts Hill and Lehigh Hill and the major battle took place in a broad valley between Lehigh Hill to the north and Almy Hill and Turkey Hill to the south. * Two assaults upon Lehigh Hill by the British and Hessians were repulsed by the Americans. A Colonial Black Regiment drove back three more Hessian attacks. When the battle ended, by midafternoon, the enemy had lost many men while General Sullivan’s forces suffered fewer casualties." * [http://www.portsmouthri375.com/patriots-park.html Patriots Park National Historic Landmark] "It has a memorial to the 1st Rhode Island Regiment, and The Battle of Rhode Island, August 29, 1778. The Bloody Run Brook is where the First Black Militia fought and the site honors the first Black slaves and freemen who fought in the Battle of Rhode Island as members of the First Rhode Island Regiment ." ===Abolition and Women's Suffrage=== *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oak_Glen_(Portsmouth,_Rhode_Island) Oak Glen] was the home of Julia Ward Howe ===Other History=== * [https://portsmouthhistorical.files.wordpress.com/2012/09/history-of-portsmouth-for-students.pdf Portsmouth history] *[https://portsmouthhistorynotes.com/category/portsmouth-history/ Portsmouth History:] * 1668 Erection of first windmill on Butt’s Hil * 1794 First bridge opened between Island Park and Tiverton * 1862 U. S. Army opened Lovell General Hospital at Portsmouth Grove * 1895 Town Hall constructed * 1898 Portsmouth Free Public Library dedicated, an electric Trolley between Newport and Fall River started * 1942 The Navy opened the Motor Torpedo Boat Training Center at Melville. ====Religion==== https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Colony_of_Rhode_Island_and_Providence_Plantations "Rhode Island was the only New England colony without an established church" https://www.bestplaces.net/religion/city/rhode_island/portsmouth# *Religion in Portsmouth, Rhode Island 46.9% of the people in Portsmouth are religious: - 1.7% are Baptist, - 4.0% are Episcopalian, - 34.5% are Catholic, - 0.4% are Lutheran - 1.2% are Methodist, - 0.1% are Pentecostal, - 2.1% are Presbyterian - 0.6% are Church of Jesus Christ, - 1.5% are another Christian faith - 0.3% are Judaism, - 0.1% are an eastern faith, - 0.0% affilitates with Islam =====Quakers===== *http://www.preservation.ri.gov/pdfs_zips_downloads/survey_pdfs/portsmouth.pdf *"In 1657 ,the first Friends, or Quakers, seeking refuge from persecution in Massachusett and Connecticut, settled on Aquidneck. *The first Monthly Meeting ,including Newport and Portsmouth, was probably held in 1658 ; in 1661 , a general Friends Meeting was appointed in Newport. Meetings in Portsmouth were held at the homes of members. *When George Fox, founder of the Society of Friends, visited the island in 1672, he attended one or more meetings in Portsmouth. *In about 1700 a meeting house #55 --aplain, wooden structure--was erected at QuakerHill. *Before the Revolution, a large and wealthy congregation supported the society, but many left for other places during the war and never returned . *During the war, the meeting house was used as a barracks by the British" * Rhode Island [[Space:Rhode_Island_Quakers|Quaker history]] "During the Years 1670-1695. Quakers were estimated to constitute half the voting population of Rhode Island. " *There is an historic [https://portsmouthhistorynotes.com/2018/02/12/portsmouth-places-quaker-meeting-house/ Friends Meeting House and cemetery of the Religious Society of Friends (Quakers)] , at 11 Middle Road and 2232 E. Main Road in Portsmouth, Rhode Island. It was built between 1699 and 1702. *Closed in 2017 the Meeting House now is the subject of [https://www.eastbayri.com/stories/visitors-impressed-by-friends-meeting-house-in-portsmouth,77903 what to do with it] *Quakers [https://eastbayri.com/stories/elated-friends-move-back-into-quaker-church-in-portsmouth,80392 move back in 2020] =====St. Mary's Episcopal Church===== * First services in 1843 *Now has The Sacred Center "We are an interfaith center for wellbeing in Portsmouth. We offer yoga for all ages, retreats, dance, spiritual discovery groups and much more in a beautiful space welcoming all. We have a full weekly schedule of yoga classes that take place...more" http://www.smcportsmouth.org/ *"1847 Bishop Henshaw presided at the laying of the Church's cornerstone on September 2nd. The church was designed by Richard Upjohn, a famous English architect, who also designed Kingscote and the Edward King House in Newport, Trinity Church in New York City, and many other churches around the country." =====St. Paul's Epicopal Church===== *Opened in 1833. https://www.stpaulsportsmouthri.org/ "Saint Paul's Church was founded by a small group of Portsmouth residents, with the Rev. John Fenner from Saint Michael's, Bristol, RI, conducting its first Episcopal service on July 7, 1833." =====Portsmouth United Methodist===== *Opened in 1838. http://pumcri.org/ *"In 1793, a Methodist Society was formed in Portsmouth under the direction of Rev. Lemuel Smith, an early circuit rider. They met at the home of Matthew Cooke which was located under the present day Mount Hope Bridge. " *"In 1838, the congregation purchased a lot in the middle of the developing town for the sum of $102.50. The new church was constructed for a cost of $2020.00 and was dedicated on December 25th the same year." =====Union Church===== * [https://www.waymarking.com/waymarks/wmWA8H_Union_Church_Portsmouth_RI Union Church] built in 1865 is now the [https://en.wikipedia.org*/wiki/Union_Church_(Portsmouth,_Rhode_Island) Portsmouth Historic Society], P.O. Box 834, Portsmouth, RI 02871, (870 East Main Road and Union St., Portsmouth) Phone: 401-683-9178, =====St. Anthony's Church===== *Founded 1901. 2836 East Main Rd, Portsmouth, RI, 02871-2608 ===Education=== http://www.preservation.ri.gov/pdfs_zips_downloads/survey_pdfs/portsmouth.pdf *The Portsmouth Quakers also showed an early interest in education. In 1703 a Quaker schoolmaster was appointed and began teaching. A Yearly Meeting School was established at the meeting house in 1784, but closed four years later due to lack of financial support. *MosesBrown, treasurer of the school fund, invested the school’s money and made his own donations, and the school reopened in Providence in 1819 as the Moses Brown School. *A Quaker school house was built on a lot near the meeting house in 1804, but it too was unsuccessful and was sold in1 823. *Public education also developed at an early date. By 1720, there was a school house at each end of town, and soon after two more were constructed. One of the first built, the Southern most Schoolhouse#40 , still stands today, after several moves, next to the Portsmouth Historical Society. ===Population=== ====March 7, 1638 23 men==== [[Coddington-18|William Coddington]], [[Clarke-37|John Clarke]], [[Hutchinson-60|William Hutchinson ]](husband of [[Marbury-2|Anne Hutchinson]]), [[Coggeshall-23|John Coggeshall]], [[Aspinwall-124|William Aspinwall]], [[Wilbore-174|Samuel Wilbore]], [[Porter-60|John Porter]], [[Sanford-120| John Sanford]], [[Hutchinson-274|Edward Hutchinson, Jr.]], [[Savage-91|Thomas Savage]], [[Dyer-493|William Dyre]] (husband of [[Barrett-824|Mary Dyer]]), [[Freeborn-13|William Freeborn]], [[Sherman-1884|Phillip Shearman]], [[Walker-1542|John Walker]], [[Carder-14|Richard Carder]], [[Baulston-1|William Baulston]], [[Hutchinson-289|Edward Hutchinson, Sr.]], [[Bull-546|Henry Bull]] X his marke, [[Holden-50|Randall Holden]], [[Clarke-680|Thomas Clarke]](brother of John), John Johnson, [[Hall-547|William Hall]], [[Brightman-10|John Brightman]], ====Admitted to be Inhabytants of ...Aqueedneck 1638==== [[Hutchinson-281|Samuel Hutchinson]], [[Emmons-258|Thomas Emons]], Richard Awards, [[Wilcox-462|Edward Willcoks]], [[Gardiner-38|George Gardiner]], William Witherington, [[Gorton-2|Samuel Gorton]], [[ Wickes-13|John Wickes]], [[ Earle-82|Ralph Earle]], [[Brown-22586|Nicholas Browne]], [[Borden-36|Richard Borden, Burden]]], [[Maxson-28|Richard Maxon]], Mr. Nicholas Esson, Thomas Spicer, [[Potter-84|Robert Potter]], William Nedham, Sampson Shatton, [[ Mott-142|Adam Mott]], [[ Mott-213|John Mott]], [[Jeffreys-13|Mr. Robert Jefferyes]], Thomas Hitt, James Tarr, [[Roame-1| John Roome]] (his mark), Robert Gilham, [[Clarke-3494|Jeremy Clarke]], Nicholas Davis, [[ Baker-505|Wm. Baker]], John More, [[Paine-244|Anthony Pain]], [[Potter-410|George Potter]], Wm. Richardson, Wm. Quick, [[Clarke-680|Thomas Clarke]], John Johnson, [[Hall-547|William Hall]], [[Briggs-397|John Briggs]], James Davis, [[Parker-1109|George Parker]], Erasmus Bullock, George Cleer, [[Hazard-9|Thomas Hazard]], William Cowlie, Jeffery Champlin, Richard Sarle, John Sloff, Thomas Beeder, [[Tripp-7|John Trippe]], Osamund Doutch, John Marshall, [[Stanton-48|Robert Stanton]], [[Clarke-39|Joseph Clarke]], [[Carr-37|Robert Carr]], [[Lawton-11|George Layton]], John Arnold, [[Havens-6|William Havens]], [[Lawton-10|Thomas Layton]], Edward Poole, Mathew Sutherland ====April 30, 1639 31 men==== [[Hutchinson-60|William Hutchinson ]] only person to sign both contracts, [[Gorton-2|Samuel Gorton]], [[Hutchinson-281|Samuel Hutchinson]], [[ Wickes-13|John Wickes]], [[Maxson-28|Richard Maxon, Maggson]], Thomas Spiser, [[Roame-1| John Roome]] (his mark), John Sloffe (his mark), Thomas Beddar (his mark), Erasmus Bullock, Sampson Shotten, [[Earle-82| Ralph Earle]], [[Potter-84|Robert Potter]], [[Potter-1470|Nathanyell Potter]], Wm Heausens, George Cleare, [[Lawton-11|George Lawton]], [[Paine-244|Anthony Payne]] (his mark), [[Hawkins-2772|Jobe Haukins]], Richard Awards, John More, [[Brown-22586|Nicholas Browne]], William Richardson, [[Tripp-7|John Trippe]], [[Lawton-10|Thomas Layton]], [[Stanton-48|Robert Stainton]] (his mark), [[Briggs-397|John Briggs]] (his mark), James Davice ====Signers of Contracts or were admitted known to have stayed==== * [[Freeborn-13|William Freeborn]], died 28 Apr 1670 in Portsmouth, Newport County, Rhode Island. He helped survey Rhode Island in 1639, and was elected Freeman in Portsmouth on 16 Mar 1641. On 1 December 1641, William Freeborn was a member of the Grand jury in Portsmouth, and in 1642 William Freeborn was Constable. On 10 December 1649 he received a grant of 140 acres in Portsmouth conditioned only that he must build a house within a year. In 1655 he purchased a mill from James Sands and Samuel Wilbor; this mill remained in the family until after 1800. On 19 May 1657 he was elected a member of the General Court of Commissioners and the same year was a member of the Rhode Island Assembly. * [[Sherman-1884|Phillip Shearman]], died before 19 Mar 1687 in Portsmouth, Newport, Rhode Island. In 1639 he was secretary of the colony; made freeman, March 16,1641; was general recorder, in 1648 to 1652; deputy from 1665 to 1667. On April 4, 1676, he was among sixteen persons who were requested to be at the next meeting of the deputies to give advice and help in regard to the Narragansett campaign. *[[Walker-1542|John Walker]], died about 1654 in Portsmouth, Newport, Rhode Island * [[Baulston-1|William Baulston]], died 1 Mar 1678 in Portsmouth, Rhode Island. He held all important offices in Portsmouth, being re-elected and reappointed year after year, until 1673, after which there is some evidence that he was becoming infirm. * [[Hall-547|William Hall]] died 19 Apr 1676 in Portsmouth, Newport, Rhode Island. "In 1639 he is of record in Newport, Rhode Island, a parcel of land granted him in Portsmouth, May 27, 1644, and his name is included in a list of freeman in 1655. "He was commissioner to the general court in 1654, 1656, 1660, and 1663; deputy 1665-66-67-68 and 1672-72. In the last-named year he was appointed on a committee to treat with the Indians concerning drunkenness and endeavor to persuade them to reform. Among the five chiefs in this council was Philip, whose terrible war so harassed the colonies in 1675. *[[Sanford-120| John Sanford]], died before 20 Nov 1653 in Portsmouth, Newport, Rhode Island. He held many important offices in the Rhode Island Colony. He was chosen constable for the year 1640 and lieutenant Jan. 13, 1644. The three settlements were united by a common charter in 1647, and on May 21st he was chosen assistant governor, ad acted as coroner. At the time of his death he was president of the Colony. * [[Briggs-397|John Briggs]] (his mark), Died before 17 Nov 1690 in Portsmouth, he played a prominent part in the government of the town serving as juryman, constable, town councilor, surveyor of lands, special commissioner, and Deputy to the General Assembly. * [[Brown-22586|Nicholas Brown]]Died 17 Dec 1694 in Portsmouth, Newport, Rhode Island. Nicholas was admitted to Aquidneck Island on June 27, 1638. Nicholas Browne appears on the roll of freeman at Portsmouth, 1655. *[[Earle-82| Ralph Earle]],1655 List of Freemen Portsmouth RICR, may have moved. * [[Hawkins-2772|Jobe Haukins]] Died after 1682 in Portsmouth, Newport ,Rhode Island. *[[Lawton-11|George Lawton]]Died 5 Oct 1693 in Portsmouth, Newport, Rhode Island. He arrived in New England before 1638. In that year, he was admitted as an inhabitant of Aquidneck, Rhode Island. On April 30, 1639, he was one of the incorporators of Portsmouth, Rhode Island.But he was also one of the original settlers of Westerly, Rhode Island in March 1661/62. *Thomas Layton,[[Lawton-10|Thomas Lawton]]Died before 27 Sep 1681 in Portsmouth, Newport, Rhode Island. 1639: April 30: Thomas Lawton/Layton among those listed in establishing the second government at Portsmouth, Rhode Island. 1639: July: Thomas was granted land at Portsmouth. 1655: Thomas was made Freeman. 655 to 1661: Served as Commissioner. *[[Paine-244|Anthony Payne]] Died 6 May 1649 in Portsmouth, Newport, Rhode Island. *[[Potter-1470|Nathanyell Potter]], Died 1644 in Portsmouth, Newport, Rhode Island *[[Roame-1| John Roome]] Died before 9 Nov 1663 in Portsmouth * [[Tripp-7|John Trippe]],Died 28 Oct 1678 in Portsmouth, Rhode Island. list of freemen of Portsmouth drawn up in 1655. He was a member of the town council. He was deputy for Portsmouth in the General Court (legislature) thirteen times between 1648 and 1675 and in 1656 he served for Providence. He was chosen assistant in 1670, 1673, 1674 and 1675 *[[Wilcox-462|Edward Willcoks]] Died after 20 May 1638 in Portsmouth, Newport, Rhode Island. May 20, 1638, he was listed as an inhabitant of Portsmouth, Rhode Island *[[ Mott-142|Adam Mott]], Died 19 Dec 1673 in Portsmouth, Newport, Rhode Island. *[[ Mott-213|John Mott]], Died 2 Apr 1661 in Portsmouth, Rhode Island. *[[Potter-410|George Potter]], Died Sep 1640 in Portsmouth, Newport, Rhode Island *[[Parker-1109|George Parker]],Died 1656 in Portsmouth, Rhode Island * [[Havens-6|William Havens]], Died before 25 Sep 1683 in Portsmouth, Newport, Rhode Island ====Signers of 1st and 2nd Contact and those admitted who left Portsmouth==== *Many people who had been part of the settlement at Portsmouth separated. =====Went to Newport===== *Newport, also on Aquidneck, having a good harbor, became the larger town. The Portsmouth area remained more rural for many years. *'''Newport''' [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Newport,_Rhode_Island Newport: eight founders and first officers] [[Easton-171|Nicholas Easton]], [[Coddington-18|William Coddington]],[[Clarke-37| John Clarke]],[[Coggeshall-23| John Coggeshall]], [[Brenton-159|William Brenton]], [[Clarke-3494|Jeremy Clark]], [[Hazard-9|Thomas Hazard]], and [[Bull-546|Henry Bull]]. * Others who went to''' Newport''' ** [[Clarke-680|Thomas Clarke]](brother of John), died 2 Dec 1674 in '''Newport''', Newport, Rhode Island **[[Dyer-493|William Dyre]] (husband of [[Barrett-824|Mary Dyer]]) removed to '''Newport''' by 16 Mar 1640/1 when he was made freeman there. [[Barrett-824|Mary Dyer]] died a Quaker martyr 1 Jun 1660 in Boston, Massachusetts. **[[Stanton-48|Robert Stainton]] Died 29 Aug 1672 in '''Newport''', Rhode Island **[[Gardiner-38|George Gardiner]], admitted an inhabitant of Aquidneck in 1638. In 1639 he was made a Freeman of Newport. **[[ Earle-82|Ralph Earle]] He settled in Portsmouth and later Newport, Rhode Island. **[[Clarke-39|Joseph Clarke]],1838 He was admitted as an inhabitant of Portsmouth, RI, 1639 He was admitted as an inhabitant of Newport, RI. 1668 Westerly, Washington Co., RI. He was admitted as a freeman in Westerly, RI ** [[Carr-37|Robert Carr]], Died before 4 Oct 1681 in Newport, Newport, Rhode Islandmap =====Back to Boston===== ** [[Hutchinson-274|Edward Hutchinson, Jr.]], decided in a few years he preferred '''Boston''' for his residence. During King Philip's War, Capt Edward Hutchinson, on Aug 2, was wounded by Nipmunk Indians at Marlborough, Massachusetts. ...He died of his wounds on August 19th, 1675, at Marlborough, aged 62, (carved on his grave stone). Edward's body was buried at Springhill cemetery, Marlborough, Massachusetts. **[[Savage-91|Thomas Savage]], was married to [[Hutchinson-175|Faith Hutchinson]], daughter William and Anne. Faith died 20 Dec 1651 in '''Boston'''. Thomas married again and died in Boston. **[[Emmons-258|Thomas Emons]] admitted as Freeman of Portsmouth on 12 March 1640, Thomas Emins, was admitted to be an inhabitant of Boston, June 29th, 1648." =====Founders of Warwick===== *(Original purchasers, 1643) [[Holden-50|Randall Holden]],[[Green-10080} John Greene]], [[ Wickes-13|John Wickes]] Francis Weston [[Gorton-2|Samuel Gorton]] Richard Waterman John Warner [[Carder-14|Richard Carder]] Samson Shotten [[Potter-84|Robert Potter]] William Wodell Nicholas Power ------------------------------------------------------------------- ** [[Carder-14|Richard Carder]] returned to '''Boston and Roxbury''' where he and additional men who were Gorton followers were tried for heresy and on November 3, 1643 ...by January 12, 1642/3 he was one of the men who bought the twenty-mile stretch of land from the Narragansett. By 1644 he was living in''' Warwick''' and found to be on a list of freemen by 1655. ** [[Holden-50|Randall Holden]], 1642: settled '''Warwick, Rhode Island''' **[[Potter-84|Robert Potter]] Died before 14 May 1656 in Warwick, Rhode Island. "He became an inhabitant of Rhode Island; took the oath of allegience there, April 30, 1639; was one of the "surveyors for ye highways" that year, and one of the twelve grantees of '''Warwick, R.I.''', in 1642-3." ** [[Gorton-2|Samuel Gorton]] They removed to Rhode Island, being of Portsmouth ( formerly Pocassett) in 1639, where he was again expelled and then attempted to settle as Providence, but was at odds Roger Williams who would not grant his freemanship. He removed then to '''Warwick''' in 1642. **[[ Wickes-13|John Wickes]] Died 17 Mar 1675 in '''Warwick, Rhode Island'''. John, along with the other "Gortonists" removed to Portsmouth, Rhode Island. By March 1642, John Wicke and other Gortonists threatened by the court at Portsmouth that if they were to come to the island armed, the constable was to disarm them and bring them before the magistrate and require them to find "sureties for their good behavior." Having been expelled from a second location, the Gortonists crossed the Bay and settled the town of Warwick. ===== Nieuw Nederland===== *[[Marbury-2|Anne Hutchinson]] She removed to '''Nieuw Nederland,''' what is now the '''Bronx, NY''', after her husband died BET 1641 AND 1642. She and many of her children (excepting Edward) were massacred by American Indians in 1643 in NY. *[[Hutchinson-281|Samuel Hutchinson]],Died 20 Aug 1643 in Hutchinson Farm, Pelham Bay, '''Nieuw Nederland.''' *[[Maxson-28|Richard Maxon, Maggson]],"The Maxson family may have been one of the 35 families who went to New York with the John Throckmorton group... The next day Richard Maxson and his son Richard landed at Throggs Neck, New York to get food and supplies for those marooned in the boat and were massacred by Indians. " =====England===== *[[Aspinwall-124|William Aspinwall]] readmitted to '''Boston''' in March 1642, then returned to England. * [[Jeffreys-13|Mr. Robert Jefferyes]], Robert Jeffreys returned permanently to England about 1646 =====Other Destinations===== * [[Wilbore-174|Samuel Wilbore]] had removed to '''Taunton''', but his name as senior, and Samuel, Jr., were retained on the list of freemen in Portsmouth, 1655. * [[Porter-60|John Porter]] became very active in civic affairs, serving on numerous committees over a period of two decades, and being elected for several terms as Assistant, Selectman, and Commissioner. He was named in Rhode Island's colonial charter, the Royal Charter of 1663, as one of the ten Assistants to the Governor. In 1658, Porter joined several others in purchasing a large tract of land on the west side of Narragansett Bay, called the Pettaquamscutt Purchase, which became South Kingstown, Rhode Island. After 1665, he removed to Pettaquamscutt. He died 6 Sep 1676 in '''Kingston, Washington, Rhode Island. ''' ====Signers with not much information==== * John Johnson, *[[Brightman-10|John Brightman]] ====Other early settlers of Portsouth==== * [[Albro-24|John Albro]] died 1 Dec 1712 in Portsmouth, Newport, Rhode Island. "Major John Albro was one of the most active and influential settlers of Portsmouth, Rhode Island. " * [[Anthony-661|Abraham Anthony]]Died 10 Oct 1727 in Portsmouth, Rhode Island. Abraham was a freeman in Portsmouth on April 30, 1672. From 1703 to 1705 and 1707 to 1711 he was Deputy from Portsmouth to the General Assembly and in 1709 and 1710 he served the colony as Speaker of the House of Deputies. His will, dated June 1727, was proved October 19, 1727. *[[Borden-36|Richard Borden]] Died 25 May 1671 in Portsmouth, Newport, Rhode Island. He received land on Aquidneck Island in May of 1638, in the area known as "The Spring" on the neck of land separating Mt Hope Bay to the north, from "The Great Cove". Richard died in 1671 and was buried on a 4 rod x 4 for parcel given by Robert Dennis for a Friends Burial ground. *[[Brownell-14|Thomas Brownell]] Died 24 Sep 1664 in Portsmouth, Rhode Island. Sometime between 1639 and 1641, Thomas and Anne moved to the settlement of Portsmouth on Rhode Island. *[[Cooke-720|Thomas Cooke]]Died 6 Feb 1677 in Portsmouth, Newport, Rhode Island. Thomas Cook became an inhabitant of Portsmouth, R. I., and "gave his engagement to the government and propounded for a lot" in 1643. He was made a freeman of Portsmouth in 1655, and was a deputy in 1664. *[[Cornell-73|Thomas Cornell]]Died 23 May 1673 in Portsmouth, Newport, Rhode Island. * [[Dennis-2688|Robert Dennis]] Died 5 Jan 1691 in Portsmouth, Rhode island. *[[Durfee-108|Thomas Durfee]] Died about Jul 1712 in Portsmouth, Newport, Rhode Island. Colonial General Assembly Of Rhode Island Election 1664, Constable Bet 1687 and 1688, Town Constable 1690, Deputy Election 1691, Member of Town Council Election Bet 1692 and 1694. *[[Fish-32|Thomas Fish]]Died 1 Dec 1687 in Portsmouth. Thomas Fish was in Portsmouth by 5 October 1643, when the Portsmouth town meeting record of "land was ordered laid out to Thomas Fish at the First Brook." Thomas was admitted freeman to the Portsmouth, Newport, RI in 1655. He was a member of the town council Portsmouth, Rhode Island. ====Census==== https://portsmouthhistorical.files.wordpress.com/2012/09/portsmouth-timeline-1-copy.pdf * 1708 First census: 628 inhabitants, 104 eligible for militia * 1755 Census: 1363 inhabitants https://portsmouthhistorical.files.wordpress.com/2012/09/history-of-portsmouth-for-students.pdf * The 1790 census showed 1560 residents - 243 families and 19 slaves. * The census of 1840 listed 1706 residents. Of the 882 white males, 491 are in agriculture, 61 in manufacture, 28 are miners, 6 in navigation of oceans, sailing on canals, lakes and rivers are 33, 7 are in commerce, 7 were retired military, and 264 were scholars (students?). https://portsmouthhistorical.files.wordpress.com/2012/09/portsmouth-timeline-1-copy.pdf *1870 Census: 2008 inhabitants * 1900 Census: 2105 inhabitants * 1940 Census: 3683 inhabitants *1960 Census: 8251 inhabitants *2010 Census: 17,349 inhabitants ====Families==== *Anthony Family Anthony, Charles. ''[[Space:Genealogy of the Anthony Family|Genealogy of the Anthony Family]]'' (C.L. Anthony, Sterling, Ill., 1904) * Richard Borden Weld, Hattie. ''[[Space:Historical and Genealogical Record of the Descendants, as far as known, of Richard and Joan Borden|Historical and Genealogical Record of the Descendants, as far as known, of Richard and Joan Borden]]'' (H.B. Weld, Los Angeles, Calif., 1899) * Thomas Brownell ''[[Space:Genealogical record of the descendants of Thomas Brownell|Genealogical record of the descendants of Thomas Brownell]]'' ( Publisher Jamestown, N.Y., M.Merz, printer 1910) * Jeremy Clarke Justice, Alfred R. ''[[Space:Ancestry of Jeremy Clarke of Rhode Island and Dungan Genealogy|Ancestry of Jeremy Clarke of Rhode Island and Dungan Genealogy]]'' (Franklin Printing Co., Philadelphia, 1922) * Coggeshall Coggeshall, Charles Pierce. ''[[Space:The Coggeshalls in America|The Coggeshalls in America]]'' (C.E. Goodspeed and Co., Boston, 1930) * Vol. 2: Book Three: William Cor(e)y of Portsmouth Rhode Island. Ca 1640 through 1995. Cory, Al Bertus. ''[[Space:Corys_of_America|Corys_of_America]]'' ( Jacksonville, Fla. : 1991) *Cornell, John. ''[[Space:Genealogy of the Cornell Family|Genealogy of the Cornell Family: Being an account of the descendants of Thomas Cornell, Portsmouth, R. I.]]'' (New York: Press of T. A. Wright, 1902) * Thomas Durfee Reed. ''[[Space:Descendants of Thomas Durfee of Portsmouth Rhode Island|Descendants of Thomas Durfee of Portsmouth Rhode Island]]'' (William F. Reed, Washington, D.C., 1902) * Estes Estes, Charles. ''[[Space:Estes Genealogies 1097-1893|Estes Genealogies 1097-1893]]'' (Eben Putnam, Salem, Mass., 1894) * Fish family Fish, Lester Warren. ''[[Space:The_Fish_Family_in_England_and_America|The Fish Family in England and America]]'' (Tuttle Publishing Co., Rutland, Vermont, 1948, 530 pages) * Halls of New England Hall, David. ''[[Space:The Halls of New England Genealogical and Biographical|The Halls of New England Genealogical and Biographical]]'' (Joel Munsell's Sons, Albany, NY, 1883) * Hazard Family Robinson, Caroline. ''[[Space:The Hazard Family of Rhode Island 1635-1894|The Hazard Family of Rhode Island 1635-1894]]'' (Boston, 1895) * Richard Pearce Pierce, Frederick Clifton. ''[[Space:Pearce Genealogy|Pearce Genealogy]]'' (Rockford, Ill., 1888) * Shurtleff and Lawton Families Shurtleff, William ''[[Space:The Shurtleff and Lawton Families: Genealogy and History|The Shurtleff and Lawton Families: Genealogy and History]]'' (Pine Hill Press, Jan 1, 2005 ) * Slocum Slocum, Charles Elihu. ''[[Space:A_Short_History_of_the_Slocums%2C_Slocumbs_and_Slocombs_of_America|The Slocums, Slocumbs and Slocombs of America]]'' (The author in Syracuse, N. Y., 1908) * John Tefft Tifft, Maria. ''[[Space:A Partial Record of the Descendants of John Tefft, of Portsmouth, Rhode Island|A Partial Record of the Descendants of John Tefft, of Portsmouth, Rhode Island]]'' (Peter Paul book Co., Buffalo, N.Y., 1896) ====Notables==== *[[Wikipedia:Jeremy Clarke (governor)|Jeremy Clarke]] ==Sources==
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[[Category: Portugal Genealogy Resources]] {{Image|file=M_Silva_WikiTree_Space-10.png |align=c |size=600 |caption= }} This page is to collect and share resources for the various provinces managed by the [[Project:Portugal|Portugal Project]]. If you find a new source that is helpful, let us know! ''Note: You can check the [[Space:Portugal_Project_Reliable_Sources|Reliable Sources]] page to see which records can be listed on this page, and which can't be used as the only source on a profile.'' Para obter ajuda para adicionar suas informações de teste de DNA ao WikiTree, clique [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Space:Mindy%27s_Working_Space_7&public=1 aqui]. === General WikiTree Help === : These are links to some basic, and not so basic, styles and standards of WikiTree that can be useful: * [[Help:Biographies|Biographies]] * [[Help:Sources|Sources]] * [[Help:Estimated_Dates|Estimated Dates]] * [[Help:Research_Notes|Research Notes]] * [[Help:Stickers|Stickers]] * [[:Category:Stickers|List of Stickers]] * [[Help:Editing_Tips|Editing Tips]] * [https://apps.wikitree.com/apps/shipley1223/Bio.html Auto Generate a bio] * [[Silva_Ribeira-4|Basic profile, one source]] * [[Delgado-818|Advanced profile using book sources]] * [[Silva_Horta-1|Advanced profile using vital records]] * [[Ribeiro-178|Advanced profile in English and Portuguese]] == Resources by Province == === Alentejo === : The Alentejo is a geographical, historical and cultural region of south-central and southern Portugal. In Portuguese, it literally means "beyond" (além) Tagus river (Tejo). * [https://digitarq.adevr.arquivos.pt/ Évora Archives] Search names and dates * [https://tombo.pt/f/vnt02 Viana do Alentejo Parish books on tombo] * [http://www.melhoralentejo.pt/# Current Alentejo News] * [https://www.familysearch.org/search/search/image/index Évora Civil Registration and Misc Records, 1554-1938] Browseable images, no index * [https://www.familysearch.org/search/image/index?owc=https://www.familysearch.org/service/cds/recapi/sord/collection/2140127/waypoints Faro do Alentejo, Beja Church Records, 1808-1911] Browseable Images, no index * [https://www.familysearch.org/search/image/index?owc=9VCN-N38%3A1018110201%3Fcc%3D2140127 Municipalities in Beja] Browseable Images, no index * [https://www.familysearch.org/search/collection/2001878 Portugal, Beja, Catholic Church Records, 1550-1913] Browseable Images, no index * [https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/results?count=20&placeId=132886&query=%2Bplace%3A%22Portugal%2C%20%C3%89vora%2C%20Viana%20do%20Alentejo%22&subjectsOpen=597143-50 Évora, Viana do Alentejo Church Records] Browseable Images, no index * [http://www.cm-reguengos-monsaraz.pt/pt/Paginas/home.aspx Municipal archives of Reguengos de Monsaraz] === Algarve === : The Algarve is the southernmost region of continental Portugal. Algarve incorporates sixteen municipalities. It is one of the most developed regions of Portugal. * [https://www.spanish-fiestas.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/map-algarve.jpg Map of Algarve Municipalities] * [https://tombo.pt/f/abf01 Albufeira Parish Books on tombo] * [http://www.theeuropeanlibrary.org/tel4/search?query=algarve&collection-id=a0493 Algarve Books online] * [https://www.familysearch.org/search/record/results?count=20&query=%2Bany_place%3A%22algarve%2C%20portugal%22~ FamilySearch site] * [http://purl.pt/index/geral/PT/index.html Digital Library books] * [http://arquivo.cm-viladobispo.pt/index.php/arquivo-municipal-de-vila-do-bispo-3 Municipal Archives of Vila do Bispo] === Azores === : The Azores officially the ''Autonomous Region of the Azores'', is one of the two autonomous regions of Portugal. It is an archipelago composed of nine volcanic islands in the North Atlantic Ocean west of continental Portugal. * [http://www.worldaccomodation.com/vacationrentals/portugal/azores/azoresne.gif Azores Map] * [[Space:Portugal_Project_-_Azores_Parishes|Azores Parishes and their Churches]] (a chart of all parishes) * [https://tombo.pt/f/smp09 Lobrigos (São Miguel) Parish Books] * [http://www.arquivos.azores.gov.pt/details?id=1013238&ht=Par%C3%B3quia|de Ponta Delgada Parish Books] * [https://tombo.pt/f/mtl07 São Miguel do Pinheiro Parish Books] * [https://tombo.pt/f/gmr54 Selho (São Jorge) Parish Books] * [https://tombo.pt/f/vls05 Velas (São Jorge) Parish Books] * [https://tombo.pt/f/pdl23 Pilar da Bretanha Parish Books] * [http://www.yourislandroutes.com/azores-passport-indexes-1879-1883/ Azores Passport Indexes 1879-1883] * [https://digitarq.arquivos.pt/asearch Advanced Search on Tombo] * [http://www.culturacores.azores.gov.pt/ig/registos/Default.aspx CCA Registers by Island] * [http://www.arquivos.azores.gov.pt/ CCA Search with names and dates] * [https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/results?count=20&query=%2Bsubject_id%3A529126 Parish Registers on FamilySearch] * [http://www.worldgenweb.org/azrwgw/research-aids-m---z/passport-info-and-passenger/ Passport help page] * [[Space:Mindy_Azores_Sao_Miguel_-_Sao_Jose_%26_Feteiras|Rodrigues and de Sousa in São José & Feteiras, Azores]] This is a very specific list. If you have those surnames in those parishes let me know and I can add you to the page. === Beira === : Beira was one of the six traditional provinces of Portugal. The most important cities within the province are: Coimbra, Aveiro, Leiria, Viseu, Castelo Branco, Guarda, Figueira da Foz, Covilhã and Pinhel. * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beira_(Portugal)#/media/File:Proposta_Regionaliza%C3%A7%C3%A3o_1998.png Beira Map] * [https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/results?count=20&placeId=1087360&query=%2Bplace%3A%22Portugal%2C%20Bragan%C3%A7a%2C%20Beira%20Grande%22&subjectsOpen=1087359-50 Beira Grande, Bragança Church Records] * [https://tombo.pt/ tombo] type the parish in the box on the left * [https://www.familysearch.org/search/record/results?count=20&query=%2Bany_place%3A%22beira%2C%20portugal%22~ FamilySearch site] === Douro Litoral === : Douro Litoral is centered on the city of Porto, now the capital of the Norte Region. The province was abolished in 1976. * [https://www.familysearch.org/search/collection/1928590 Aveiro, Portugal Church registers]. Once you select 'Aveiro' it will let you choose a municipality/county and then a parish to search in. It says they are available, but then I got a message saying you have to be in a LDS center to view them. See below for the records available on tombo. * [https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/1920081?availability=Family%20History%20Library Aveiro, Sosa] records available (you can only view at a FamilySearch history center). * [https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/5/53/Douro_Litoral_Map.png Douro Map] * [https://tombo.pt/f/pvz10 Póvoa de Varzim Parish Books] ''Our Lady of Conception'' * [https://tombo.pt/f/mts06 Matosinhos Parish Books] * [https://tombo.pt/f/vng16 Vila Nova de Gaia Parish Books] * [http://pesquisa.adporto.pt/details?id=504066 Santa Marinha Parish Books] * [https://www.familysearch.org/search/record/results?count=20&query=%2Bany_place%3A%22Douro%2C%20portugal%22~ FamilySearch site] * [https://tombo.pt/f/vgs07 Sosa, Vago, Aveira] parish records on tombo.pt === Estremadura === : Estremadura Province is located along the Atlantic Ocean coast in the center of the country and includes Lisbon. * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Estremadura_Province_(1936%E2%80%9376)#/media/File:Provincia_Estremadura.png Estremadura Map] and [http://wikimapia.org/#lang=en&lat=39.213103&lon=-8.489685&z=9&m=w Wikimapia map] * [http://pesquisa.adporto.pt/asearch Advanced Search on adporto.pt] * [https://tombo.pt/f/acb01 Alcobaça Parish Books] * [https://tombo.pt/f/cld03 Caldas da Rainha Parish Books] * [https://www.familysearch.org/search/record/results?count=20&query=%2Bany_place%3A%22Estremadura%2C%20portugal%22~ FamilySearch site] === Madeira === : Madeira is a Portuguese archipelago situated in the north Atlantic Ocean, southwest of Portugal. Madeira was claimed by Portuguese sailors in the service of Prince Henry the Navigator in 1419 and settled after 1420. * [http://www.bihrmann.com/Travel/mdr/JPG/map.jpg Madeira Map] * [[Space:Portugal_Project_-_Madeira_Parishes|Madeira Parishes & Their Churches]] * [https://abm.madeira.gov.pt/pesquisa/baptismo/ Birth Index] * [https://abm.madeira.gov.pt/pesquisa/casamento/index.php? Marriage Index] * [https://abm.madeira.gov.pt/bases/passaportes/pesquisaavancada/ Passport Index] * [https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/results?count=20&query=%2Bsubject_id%3A332081 FamilySearch Parish List] * [https://tombo.pt/ tombo site] type your parish into the box on the left * [https://abm.madeira.gov.pt/en/resources/archives/ ABM databases] * [http://arquivo.abm.madeira.gov.pt/ ABM simple search] type the name in that you are looking for, without any 'da' or 'de' * [http://arquivo.abm.madeira.gov.pt/search ABM Advanced search] use a range of dates with your name(s) * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_archives_in_Portugal List of archives in Portugal] === Minho === : Minho was a former province of Portugal, established in 1936 and dissolved in 1976. * [https://wanderingportugal.com/images/7.jpg Minho Map] * [https://tombo.pt/f/vct10 Castelo do Neiva Parish Books] * [https://tombo.pt/f/gmr63 Guimarães Parish Books] * [https://tombo.pt/f/vct23 São Romão de Neiva Parish Books] * [https://tombo.pt/f/brg55 Sobreposta Parish Books] * [https://tombo.pt/f/vct38 Vila de Punhe Parish Books] * [http://pesquisa.adporto.pt/asearch Advanced Search on adporto.pt] * [https://www.familysearch.org/search/record/results?count=20&query=%2Bany_place%3A%22Minho%2C%20portugal%22~ FamilySearch site] === Ribatejo === : The Ribatejo is the most central of the traditional provinces of Portugal, with no coastline or border with Spain. * [https://www.weather-forecast.com/locationmaps/Castanheira-do-Ribatejo.10.gif Ribatejo Map] * [https://tombo.pt/f/apc01 Alpiarça Parish Books] * [https://tombo.pt/f/str05 Alcanhões Parish Books] * [http://pesquisa.adporto.pt/asearch Advanced Search on adporto.pt] * [https://www.familysearch.org/search/record/results?count=20&query=%2Bany_place%3A%22Ribatejo%2C%20portugal%22~ FamilySearch site] ===Trás-os-Montes === : Trás-os-Montes e Alto Douro is a historical province of Portugal located in the northeastern corner of the country. * [https://transmontano-gormet-loja.webnode.pt/_files/200054340-768647878f/Mapa%20TOM.png Trás-os-Montes Map] * [https://tombo.pt/f/mdl21 Mirandela Parish Books] * [https://tombo.pt/f/prg07 Peso da Régua Parish Books] * [https://tombo.pt/f/vlp28 Valpaços Parish Books] * [http://pesquisa.adporto.pt/asearch Advanced Search on adporto.pt] * [https://www.familysearch.org/search/record/results?count=20&query=%2Bany_place%3A%22Tr%C3%A1s-os-Montes%2C%20portugal%22~ FamilySearch site] * [https://tombo.pt/d/braganca Bragança Passports] * [https://tombo.pt/f/bgc42 Bragança - Santa Maria Parish Records] * [https://tombo.pt/f/bgc42 Bragança - Sé Parish Records] == Resources not Region Specific == * '''Civil Records''': From 1911 onward, all residents were required to have their vital events recorded in the civil registrar, regardless if this information was also recorded in their church's parish. Records are sent to the district archives 30 years after death, 50 years after marriage and 100 years after birth. Some may be online or you may be able to order a copy from the Archives for that region. Wikipedia has a good [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_archives_in_Portugal list of Archives in Portugal]. * [[Space:Glossary_Portugal|'''Glossary''']] of Portuguese terms * [[Space:Genealogy_Glossary|'''Genealogy Glossary''' in 8 languages]] * ''[https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Space:Portugal_Project_Month_Banners&public=1 Newsletter Images]: These are images for the monthly newsletter. If you would like one of the months (without the Portugal Project on them) for your own biography, please contact [[Silva-1055|Mindy Silva]].'' (Note: I haven't been doing the newsletter recently. Let me know if you are interested in it being reinstated) * '''Parish records''': baptisms, marriages, burials, and other acts such as confirmations or inventories. These are available through the Archives for the region that the event currently belongs in. They can be consulted in person at the Archives or, in most cases, are online through the different Archives website. * '''Passport Records''': Passport records can be requested from the Archives at the relevant location. Indexes that were created by the Archive in question are considered a legitimate source; though looking at the record itself is better. Passport indexes created by other sites are not considered reliable as you don't know if the person posting the information looked at original records or not. * [https://tombo.pt/ tombo.pt] will allow you to search for records by parish. You can also type in the municipality and see which parishes are within. {{Image|file=M_Silva_WikiTree_Space-13.png |align=c |size=400 |caption=Portugal Provinces }}
Portuguese Naming Conventions
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[[Category:Name Field Guidelines]] [[Category: Portugal Project]] '''Name Field Guidelines''' == Portuguese Naming Conventions == Here is a short practical guide on how Portuguese names should be dealt with on WikiTree. However, for a comprehensive background briefing on Portuguese names, one may look at [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Portuguese_name Wikipedia] and also at this [[Space:Name_Field_Guidelines|free-space page dedicated to Naming Conventions]]. ''Remember, "We should use their conventions instead of ours." Currently, in Portugal, the civil registration maintains a list of allowed first names that Portuguese can give to their children. This list can be consulted here: * [http://www.irn.mj.pt/sections/irn/a_registral/registos-centrais/docs-da-nacionalidade/vocabulos-admitidos-e/downloadFile/file/Lista_de_nomes_2017_11.pdf List of Portuguese Names - 2017] ===Proper First and Middle Name=== Most Portuguese people have two names but many treat them as one composite name. Thus for them the right thing to do on Wikitree would be to put BOTH of these names into the “Proper First Name” box. You will get a yellow warning message. Click 'Save anyways.' The Middle Name field should not be used unless the person migrated and changed their name to conform to the new countries naming conventions. Check the radio button under that field 'no middle name.' === Last Name At Birth === The most common case is for Portuguese people at birth to take two surnames (family names). The surnames can be one or two from the mother and one or two from the father, so can include the last surname of both. Thus: * the first part is their mother’s last surname (which may be her father’s); * the second part is their father’s last surname (which may be his father’s). You can choose whether to use just the father's Current Last Name as registered in the baptism record, or you can use the full name possible from both parents, as listed in the baptism. Please leave the 'de' 'da' 'dos' from the Last Name At Birth field as it can cause search errors, creating duplicate profiles. Example: Ana Rosa dos Santos Silva * Proper First Name: Ana Rosa * Preferred First Name: Ana * Middle Name: (No middle name) * Last Name at Birth: Rodrigues Silva * Alternate Last Name at Birth: Cruz Santos Rodrigues Silva * Other Last Names: da Cruz Santos de Rodrigues da Silva * Current Last Name: dos Santos Silva * Her father’s name was António Rodrigues da Silva * Her mother’s name was Maria Rosa da Cruz Santos It is '''therefore suggested that''', on WikiTree, that the father's surname(s) (family names) should be put into the “Last Name at Birth” box. If you would like, you can put the mother's and the father's surname(s). Otherwise, place the full combination of mother's and father's surname(s) in the Other Last Names field. Sometimes Portuguese surnames (family names) are connected by “e” (and), thus joining them and effectively making them one name. Portuguese names are counted as one name even without the 'e.' Per Wikipedia "the words constitute a single logical unit." In addition, some names have more than one part, having a descriptor which takes the form “of the…” or “from…”. Example: Gomes dos Santos. This is an accepted form, and "de", “da”, “do”, “das”, or "dos" should not be used in the Last Name At Birth field, due to the increased chance that a profile will be duplicated on WikiTree. Instead, use the full surname in the Other Last Names field including the "de", “da”, “do”, “das”, or "dos." In order to maintain consistency as we often don’t know how the parents decided to combine the names it is recommended that the father’s surname(s) should be used in the Last Name At Birth field, and the combination of the mother’s and father’s surnames should be used in the Other Last Names field. ===Current Last Name === A woman in Portugal rarely took her husband’s surname(s). It is therefore recommended that the husbands surname(s) not be used unless records are found showing she took his name(s). In rare cases a woman did take her husband's surname(s), for example: * Helena Maria Ribeiro Pacheco da Silva In practice, however, she may call herself one of the following: * Helena Pacheco da Silva * Helena da Silva * Helena Silva Generally, women tend to keep using their maiden name: * Helena Pacheco In some cultures, the Current Last Name field is used for the woman’s married surname. As most Portuguese women don’t take their husband’s name, this field should be used for her name used on her marriage record, or the baptisms of her children. This may be a family name or a ‘devotional’ name such as de Jesus. An example of a Descendant tree is (TO BE REPLACED BY A BETTER EXAMPLE): * [https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/Gon%C3%A7alves%20Teixeira-Descendants-31 Descendants of Balthezar Gonçalves Teixeira] '''Note''' that Portuguese names had no had no set order by law as to which names had to be used or in what order they had to be in. Portuguese names were flexible in that the parents could decide which names to use, as well as the order. When the child became of age they decided which name to carry through adulthood. Will you join me? Please post a comment here on this page, in {{G2G}} using the project tag {{Tag Link|portugal}}, or [https://www.WikiTree.com/index.php?title=Special:PrivateMessage&who=18952891 send me a private message]. Thanks!
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[[Category:Profile Improvement Project]][[Category:Unknowns]] == For the WikiTree Team - Review Complete == Included in a small GEDCOM uploaded in 2011, there was a small UNKNOWN family that have no data to help them be identified, never connected to any other profiles that have any data, and now orphaned by the original PM. I recommend they be deleted: *[[UNKNOWN-53237]] *[[UNKNOWN-53236]] *[[UNKNOWN-53235]] This profile was included in a GEDCOM file by a former member. The profiles imported before and after it were deleted, probably when the user account was closed. There is nothing to identify it; please delete: *[[Adkins-683]] == Need Final Review == === From Debi === === From Robin === === From Pam === (Note - I'm new at this - please double check me!! Thanks) === From Esmé === ==Inactive Profile Managers - profiles to be Orphaned or Deleted == === Requests by Esmé van der Westhuizen === :[[Kallarackal-4|Dennis Kallarackal]] 03/02/2012 85 Unknown profiles (India?) :[[Gomez-201|F. Gomez]] 29/03/2012 14 Unknown profiles (Columbia?) :[[Mathieu-38|Amanda (Mathieu) Findley]] 20/07/2012 Unknown profiles (Mostly U-U) :[[Varela-25|Pedro Varela]] 23/07/2012 >100 Unknown profiles (Portugal) :[[Kärdi-2|Villu Kärdi]] 17/08/2012 40 Unknown profiles (Estonia?) :[[Gailis-1|Kristaps Gailis]] 22/12/2012 23 Unknown profiles (Latvia?) === Request by Debi ===
Possible Relatives of Willis Barton
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Willis Barton (b. 1803; Pendleton District, South Carolina, United States/d. 1891; Winston County, Alabama, United States). Following are some cousins (proven by DNA) of [[Barton-1095 | Willis Barton]]: :[[Cox-18130 | Asa Cox]] :[[Cox-4209 | William C. Cox]] ::(1824; NC) had son, Samuel, who was born in 1850 in GA. The family was enumerated in the 1850 Troup Co., GA census. :[[Cox-4178 | William E. Cox]] (1814; [[Space:1830_Hall_County%2C_Georgia%2C_Annotated|Hall Co., GA]]/1883; Marion Co., AL) :[[Denney-113 | Solomon Denney]] (1818; Wilkes, NC) :[[Flanagan-242 | Beverly Flanagan]] (1822) Listed in three different census records as born in three different places: ::VA, NC, SC. :[[Cox-9754 | Jerome Cox]] (b. 1813; Edgefield Co., SC/d. 1882; Monroe Co., MS) :[[Cox-7178|Cary Cox]] is related, but much more distantly than the cousins above. :[[Turner-8506 | William Turner]] (b. ca 1826 Pendleton Dist., SC/d. 1860s; SC) :[[Cox-9898 | Nelson Cox]] (b. ca 1831 in IL (or NC?) Persons of interest who haven't contributed DNA as far as is known: :[[Denny-292 | Joshua Denny]] of Pendleton District, SC :[[Cox-4325 | Phillip Cox]] of Pendleton District, South Carolina. [probably not related] :[http://soulwinners.biz/Cox.htm Beverly Cox] whose grandfather's surname was Beverly. This link goes to a page filled with ::documentation. :[[Cox-10993 | Eli Cox]] of Harrison, Mississippi (b. 1851; GA) :Elizabeth (Cox) Skelton (wife of John, daughter of John & Sarah (Smith) Cox of Pendleton District, SC). ::Elizabeth's family was possibly in the 1830 census of Hall County, Georgia--entered as Kelton--on the same page as Rebecca Barton. [After further research, there truly were Keltons living in Hall Co. so the matching given names between the Keltons and the Skeltons are probably just a coincidence.] :Phoebe Cox of South Carolina, Hall County, GA, and maybe [[:Category:Henry_County%2C_Tennessee|Henry County, Tennessee]]. :[[Cox-11695 | Absolom Cox]] of Abbeville, SC who moved to Randolph County, Illinois in 1804. ~*~ 1800 Pendleton District, South Carolina Census Alphabetical order Cox, :Edward 20 10001-20001-00 :Elizabeth 26 02100-11101-01 :Henry 31 00010-20010-00 :James 47 20010-10100-00 :John 26 00010-00100-00 :John 47 51010-20010-01 :Mary 47 11100-11101-00 :[[Cox-4325 | Phillip]] 35 30001-12211-00 :Susannah 20 00000-02001-00 :William 42 21010-30110-00 :William 20 21010-41010-00 Coxe, :George 33 10010-20010-00 :William 32 30010-30010-00 ~*~ Order according to page number: :Edward 20 10001-20001-00 [Household 85] :Susannah 20 00000-02001-00 [Household 86] :William 20 21010-41010-00 [Household 69] :Elizabeth 26 02100-11101-01 [Household 436] :John 26 00010-00100-00 [Household 435] :Henry 31 00010-20010-00 [Household 696] :Simon 32 10011-00100-00 ::[Heritage Quest index says Cox, but looks like Simon Con. Household 457. Benjamin Barton is Household 511, Benjamin living near Thomas Putman] :William 32 30010-30010-00 [Household 739] (Coxe) :George 33 10010-20010-00 (Coxe) :[[Cox-4325 | Phillip]] 35 30001-12211-00 ::[Household 898 (Moses Barton 857, James Barton 858, Stephen Barton 865, Buffingtons also on this page. Joseph Barton 804] :William 42 21010-30110-00 [Household 139] :James 47 20010-10100-00 [Household 364] :Mary 47 11100-11101-00 [Household 365] :John 47 51010-20010-01 [Household 354--beside Babester (Bavester Barton) === Note === [[Barton-2124|Joseph Barton of Pendleton District, SC]] [[Space:Cox_Families_of_Pendleton_District%2C_South_Carolina|Cox Families of Pendleton District, SC]] [http://www.usgwarchives.net/sc/pendleton/census/1810/ 1810 Pendleton District, SC Census] [http://rootsweb.ancestry.com/~scandrsn/wills/willabs1.html Anderson County SCGenWeb Project Will Abstracts 1789 -- 1839] Abstracts from wills of Beverly, Elizabeth, John, and William Cox. [http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/m/o/r/Aletta-Laura-Morris/WEBSITE-0001/UHP-0136.html Cary Cox, Sr. ca 1736-1814] [http://boards.ancestry.com/surnames.cox/52.91.1025.1729.1730.1732/mb.ashx Cary Cox Timeline] [http://boards.ancestry.com/surnames.cox/6028.2.1.1.1.1/mb.ashx The Will of John Cox of Pendleton District, SC, probated in 1816] [http://genforum.genealogy.com/cox/messages/16466.html Quotes from many documents for Cox family] [http://www.archive.org/stream/coxfamilyinameri00coxh/coxfamilyinameri00coxh_djvu.txt THE COX FAMILY IN AMERICA] [http://genforum.genealogy.com/cox/messages/604.html Cox Family from Orange Co., NC to Knox Co., KY] [http://mykindred.com/cloud/TX/getperson.php?personID=I102086&tree=mykindred01 John Beverly (b. 1675) who had daughter Sarah (Beverly) Cox] [http://files.usgwarchives.net/ga/jones/bios/gbs125cox.txt Cox family from Halifax Co., Va] who moved to SC, living part of the time in Pendleton District before migrating to Habersham County, Georgia. [[Cox-1957 | Thomas Cox]] [http://www.1807georgialandlottery.com/grantees-c.php 1807 Georgia Land Lottery] includes the following: :Aris Cox :the orphans of Asa Cox :Cordy Cox Junr. :Daniel Coxs orphans :David Cox :Edward Cox :George Cox :Henry Cox :Ichabod Cox :Jesse Cox :John Cox :Martha, Delia, & Keziah Cox, orphans :Robert Cox :Samuel Cox :Thomas Cox [https://www.familytreedna.com/public/Cox%20DNA%20Study/default.aspx?section=yresults Cox DNA Project] A question on WikiTree about [http://www.wikitree.com/g2g/14702/want-to-clear-up-the-coxes-of-pickens-co-sc Cox families from Pendleton Dist., SC]
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The goal of this project is to identify the source of [[Bryan-1125|Needham Bryan]]'s first name. ==John Needham came over with Sandys in the ship ''George''== A [http://genforum.genealogy.com/needham/messages/605.html genforum post] discusses another possible source of the Needham name: :"The Virginia genealogist Worth Ray back in the 1920s and 1930s was sifting earlier genealogical info from 'Hathaway's Magazine' and he gave a much earlier origin to the union of the Bryan and Needham families. The earliest Bryan he said was Edward Bryan who came over on the ship ''Bona Nova'' in 1620. Edward Watters obtained his headrights [as an indentured] from Thomas Hamor, brother of Capt. Ralph Hamor, and used them in 1624 to patent 100 acres of land two miles below Blunt Point in Elizabeth City County. :"Worth Ray thinks circumstantial evidence indicates that this first Edward Bryan married the daughter of John Needham, another indentured, who was one of the "servants" of the famous George Sandys, treasurer of the colony. Sandys used the headright of Needham to secure a patent to 400 acres of land in the precincts of Archer's Hope. Needham came over with Sandys in the ship ''George''. He was an indentured but seemed to be employed doing trusted secretarial work. :"Worth Ray admits: 'There is a blank period between 1624 and about 1665 when an [[Bryan-131|Edward Bryan]] (possibly a son, or maybe a grandson of the first Edward) married [[Council-6|Christian Council]], the daughter of [[Council-7|Hodges Council]] and [[Hardy-160|Lucy Hardy]].' Lucy was the daughter of [[Hardy-1324|John Hardy]] :"Worth Ray, while admitting that a full list, name by name of Edward and Christian (Council) Bryan's offspring does not exist, claims 'emerging from the ancient archives of Old Albermarle and Eastern Virginia, it is comparatively easy to point them out' and gives his own list of their children as Needham Bryan, William, Richard, John, Lewis, and Hardy. :"This Needham Bryan seems to have died young, and his brother William was the one supposed to have married Lady Alice Needham (and a great feather in his cap it must have been for the descendant of so many impoverished indentures!) Worth Ray lists William's sons as Needham, John, and William Bryan. These coincidentally are the same that the 1705 will of [[MacLand-8|John Macland]] lists as the children of his daughter Alice Bryan. :"Although the documentation of Worth Ray in his ''Lost tribes of North Carolina'', where I picked this up, is a bit spotty in places, at least he is dealing with real people and real names, not some ephemeral Lady Alice of Kilmorey (whose documentation seems not so much spotty as nonexistent). I think his portrait of poor but relatively honest and hardworking people who ship out as indentures and eventually get hundreds of acres of land is far more likely." - Albert Nason There are Hardy Bryans as Needham Bryan's descendants. https://www.wikitree.com/photo/png/Needham-201 Also Needham's possible daughter, [[Bryant-1913|Anne Bryan Wooten]], has[[Hardy-160| Lucy Hardy]] as an ancestor. ==John (Needham) Needhome Primary Sources - James City County & Elizabeth City County, VA== John Needham arrived in Virginia in 1621.Filby, P. William, ed.. Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, 1500s-1900s. Farmington Hills, MI, USA: Gale Research, 2006. Page 4 Needham came over with George Sandys in the ship "George" or from the Sumer Islands in the "Tyger". Robert Armistead Stewart The Researcher, 1926 John Needham Needhome lived at a plantation near James City, Virginia, 16 Feb 1623 The original lists of persons of quality; who went from Great Britain to the American Plantations, 1600-1700 by Hotten, John Camden, Publisher London : Hotten 1874. page 180see: [https://archive.org/details/originallistsofp00hottuoft/page/n5] page 180 John Needham Needhome, just like Edward Bryan, is listed in the Virginia, Compiled Census and Census Substitutes Index, 1607-1890 as living in Virginia PioneerTownship, (James City County for John & Elizabeth City County for Edward Bryan), VA in 1624.Jackson, Ron V., Accelerated Indexing Systems, comp.. Virginia Census, 1607-1890. Compiled and digitized by Mr. Jackson and AIS from microfilmed schedules of the U.S. Federal Decennial Census, territorial/state censuses, and/or census substitutes.[https://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?_phsrc=biS3&_phstart=successSource&usePUBJs=true&indiv=1&db=vacen&gsfn=John%20needham&gsln=Needhome&msydy=1624&msrpn__ftp=virginia,%20usa&msrpn=49&new=1&rank=1&redir=false&uidh=772&gss=angs-d&pcat=35&fh=0&h=33209224&recoff=8%209&ml_rpos=1 Ancestry.com] :Name: John Needome :State: VA :County: James City County :Township: Virginia Pioneer :Year: 1624 :Database: VA Early Census Index :Name: Edward Bryan :State: VA :County: Elizabeth City County :Township: Virginia Pioneer :Year: 1624 :Database: VA Early Census Index [[Space:John_Bryan_%281625-1711%29_Origin|Space:John_Bryan_%281625-1711%29_Origin]] ==James Needham the Explorer d. 1673== The family name Needham may have been for an explorer named James Needham who was killed in 1673 (see [http://www.carolana.com/Carolina/Explorers/jamesneedham.html James Needham]). That may be a stretch, as the earliest [[Bryan-1125|Needham Bryan]] found was born 1690. ==It's Impossible for Alice Needham to have married William Bryan, Marquis of Thomond== This [[Bryan-1423|William Bryan]] (1655-1742) couldn't have been a Marquis of Thomond because he was born way ahead of all Marquis. The first Marquess of Thomond was Sir Murrough O'Brien (1726 – 10 February 1808); The 2nd Marquess of Thomond was William O'Brien (1765 – 21 August 1846). He succeeded by special remainder as Marquess of Thomond in 1808 on the death of his uncle Murrough O'Brien, *Source: '''William Bryan, Marquis of Thomond (1655-1742), from Ireland to Isle of Wright Co.l, VA.''' There is also a mention of "Orders of Nobility IN Carolina" in this book. *Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_O%27Brien,_2nd_Marquess_of_Thomond ==Charles Needham, 4th Viscount Kilmorey== [[Needham-280|Charles Needham]] Charles Needham, 4th Viscount Kilmorey, Queen's Co & 4th Feudal Baron of Orhera, Co Armagh, died 1660 married Bridget, dau of Sir William Drury of Besthorpe, Norfolk. Died in the reign of Richard Cromwell. Joyce Ream is the 7 x ggd of Sir Charles Needham. He died a prisoner in the Tower of London in 1660. http://www.lackfamily.net/genealogy/names/whole%20family/f608.html#f168 So, if he died in 1660, how could he object to his (Alice Needham) daughter's marriage in 1689? Or - who was considered her "family" in 1689, that objected to her marriage? Her mom remarried. She married, secondly, Sir John Shaw, 1st Bt., son of Robert Shaw and Elizabeth Domilowe, on 24 June 1663 at Eltham, Kent, England. She married, thirdly, Sir John Baber on 15 February 1680/81 at St. Bride's, Fleet Street, London, England. She died circa July 1699.1 She was buried on 11 July 1699 at Eltham, Kent, England. https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Drury-709 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Earl_of_Kilmorey http://www.thepeerage.com/p14042.htm#i140419 ==Alice (1656-1729), dau. of Lord Needham== The abridged compendium of American genealogy : first families of America : a genealogical encyclopedia of the United States. Statement of Responsibility:edited by Frederick A. Virkus. Authors: Virkus, Frederick Adams (Main Author). Format: Books/Monographs/Book on Film. Language: English publication: Chicago, Illinois : A. N. Marquis, 1925-1942, Physical: 7 v. : ports. Title Also Known As:The compendium of American genealogy. Vol. 2 pages 52 - 128 #8—William Bryan, Marquis of Thomond (1665 1742),from Ireland, 1689; settled in Isle of Wight Co., Va.; removed to N.C.. 1722:justice of peace; high sheriff; m 1689,Alice (1656-1729), dau. of Lord Needham; #7—Needham (1690-1767).justice of peace. Bertie Co.; mem. Assembly; m 1st, 1711,Annie Rambeau (1695-1730); #6—Col. Needham (1725-1800),col. militia; mem. Colonial Assembly and of every Provincial Congress of N.C.: m 1st, 1748,Nancy Smith (1728-60;Col. John’, mem. Colonial Assembly of N.C.): #5-Winonifred (1755-83),m 1773,Hon. Nathan Bryan (1750-98;Col. Hardy“ [1715-611,from Ireland to N.C.. m 1743,Mrs. Sarah [Bonner] Worseley. 1724-79,dau. of Thomas Bonner); LINK : http://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=wu.89061706727;view=1up;seq=58 ==Did William Bryan (1655-1742) marry two Alices?== Theory: William Bryan married 1st wife Alice Needhamhttps://www.ancestry.com/sharing/30416499?h=4de608 (born Abt.1656- ), supposed daughter of [[Needham-280|Charles Needham]] and [[Drury-709|Bridget Drury]]. See "Alice NEEDHAM and Wm. BRYAN /N. C." below. Children: #Needham (1690-1 January 1770) #John Bryan (1692-1735) 2nd wife Alice MacLand (1677 if this is her birth date, she is too young to be Needham's mother) daughter of [[MacLand-8|John MacLand]] and Elizabeth Children: #William ( -1762) #Mary (1697-1780) #Alice (Bef 1705 because she is listed in grandfather John MacLand's will, unless 1705 means 1706 in the calendar of those days.) If these dates are true, there is a slight time span between the birth of the two sets of children, which could suggest two possible wives. Also, the two possible wives could have been confused as one wife, thus causing all the discrepancies and inconsistancies in information. ==Myth? - Why William & Alice Migrated to America== They emigrated to America in 1689 and lived first at the Isle of Wight Co, VA. They had three sons: William Bryan, Needham Bryan and John Bryan William Bryan, son of John Bryan, was born about 1650 and he married Alice “Elsie” Needham , daughter of Lord Needham, in England about 1689. William Bryan was a Puritan while Alice Needham was a Royalist. Both families disapproved of their marriage, so there is speculation that they eloped. William and Alice came to America in 1689 and settled in Isle of Wright County, Virginia. In 1742, William moved to Albemarle Sound, Pasquotank County, NC with two of his sons, John Bryan and Needham Bryan. A third son, William Bryan Jr ., stayed behind for a time, moving to North Carolina later. William Bryan Sr. died in Pasquotank County September 23, 1742. Alice Needham was born in 1659 (or 1673) in England, and died November 14, 1714 (or in 1729) in Orange County, Virginia. jjs_78626 originally shared this on 05 Dec 2016 on Ancestry.com ==William Bryan and Lady Alice Needham== Wm Bryan b1655 story Posted 05 Dec 2016 by jjs_78626 THIS IS IN ANCESTRY.COM AS A "PDF" FILE (AND LINKED FROM THIS PAGE). IT IS REPRODUCED HERE FOR SIMPLICITY / Ray Feb 2011 NEEDHAM - BRYAN One of the romantic couples in the ancestry of ELIZA JANE was her 6th great grandparents, WILLIAM BRYAN and LADY ALICE NEEDHAM. There are different accounts of WILLIAM BRYAN and LADY ALICE NEEDHAM but most agree that he was Catholic and she was Protestant, and her father did not approve of a marriage between them, so they eloped in 1689 and were married shortly before the Battle of Boyne in July 1690. WILLIAM was born in 1655 in County Claire, Ireland. LADY ALICE NEEDHAM, the daughter of LORD NEEDHAM, Viscount of Killarey, was born in 1656 and died in 1729 or 1739. The 2nd volume of the Magna Charta Descendants 1944 reported the marriage of WILLIAM BRYAN, Marquis of Thomond, to Lady ALICE NEEDHAM, suggesting political differences as the reason for parental disapproval. WILLIAM was named Marquis of Thormond, though other researchers state that title did not exist then. He could have been Earl of Inchiquin. After their marriage, they came to Isle of Wight County, Virginia, finally settling on the Albemarle sound in North Carolina. He served as High Sheriff and Justice of the Peace for Bertie County, and was a member of the Colonial Assembly for Pasquotank County, NC. He died in the year 1743. ALICE died in 1729. WILLIAM and ALICE’S granddaughter, RACHEL, married WILLIAM WHITFIELD I. See more on the WHITFIELDS. ==Alice NEEDHAM and Wm. BRYAN /N. C.== By Joyce Ream February 05, 2011 at 11:48:43 In reply to: Re: Alice NEEDHAM and Wm. BRYAN /N. C. Averette Lackey 3/26/10 Hi Averette.I have only just seen your message and I was very interested inyour posting regarding Alice Needham and William Bryan. I have done extensive research into this family, Charles Needham, the youngest son of Charles Needham the 4th Viscount Kilmorey and his wife, Elizabeth Sedley are my 6 x great-grandparents. Charles Needham, 4th Viscount Kilmorey, was engaged in an uprising to restore King Charles II to the throne, but, when this was defeated on August 5th, 1659, he was taken as a prisoner to London, where he died suddenly the following year. He was buried in the family tomb in the church at Adderley, Shropshire. The Administration for the estate of Charles Viscount Kilmorey of Shavington, Shropshire, was dated July 3rd, 1661, and it mentioned his five minor children in the following order: #Robert #Mary #Thomas #Byron #Charles A private act of Parliament was passed in 1676 (29 Charles II) to pay off the debts of £2,052/9/1 of Charles late Lord Viscount Kilmorey, and to make financial provision for his sons, Thomas, Byron, and Charles. An error that surfaces periodically suggests that Charles Needham and Bridget Drury had a daughter named Alice, who married William Bryan and emigrated to America with him. However, it cannot be stressed too strongly that, in the Administration of Charles Needham's estate, his five living children are mentioned, only one of them, Mary, being a daughter. Moreover, with these five children, plus one other who had died in infancy, there is simply no room for an extra child. Thus, there cannot possibly be another daughter, Alice, in this family. You can find my research into the Needham (Kilmorey) family on my home page http://www.members.shaw.ca/jmream/http://www.members.shaw.ca/jmream/ I hope this will be of interest and help to you.Don't hesitate to ask me any questions you may have. Best wishes Joyce Ream https://www.genealogy.com/forum/surnames/topics/needham/1614/ == Sources ==
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[[Category:Piedmont Paper Mill, Luke, Maryland]] The paper mill at the Potomac River played an important role in the local communities on the border between Maryland and West-Virginia. Many ancestors of [[Gates-1834|Henry Louis Gates Jr]] featured in the Wikitree year challenge of 2021 worked in the mill. ==Location== Paper mills that produce paper made from wood need a lot of water, wood, fuel and laborers, so a spot near a river, woodlands and coal mines is perfect. That made West Virginia such a good place to start a paper mill. ==Paper making process== In earlier times paper was made of rags. By pounding them in water the fibers loosened into a pulp which was used to make paper. The process used to make paper by the Luke family was based on a chemical process that extracted cellulose fibers from wood chips. It's called the sulfite process. The cellulose fibers are beaten in water so the fibers are well separated and saturated with water. This was all done in the pulp mill. In the paper mill the pulp was filtered on a woven screen to form a sheet which was next compressed, and dried to loosen the water content. [https://www.britannica.com/technology/papermaking ==Luke paper mill== {{Image|file=Potomac_Papermills.jpg |caption=West Virginia Paper Company }} ===Relocation=== The plant was originally located in [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Piedmont,_West_Virginia Piedmont, West Virginia] on the south bank of the Potomac River. But because the Potomac River shifted its course, the plant was now on the other side of the river. Even the municipality changed its name in 1922, so that the plant was now situated - without relocating - in [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Luke,_Maryland Luke, Allegany County, Maryland]. ===Founding=== The founder [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Luke William Luke] was born into a Scottish paper making family who came to the US in 1852. He started working for Jessup and Moore Paper Company in Harper's Ferry, West Virginia. He did this until 1898. In the meantime he started his own small paper making company in 1889 with two of his sons. ===Accidents=== {{Image|file=Potomac_Papermills-4.jpg |align=r |size=m |caption=Potomac Papermills. }} There were a lot of accidents in the mills. The machines were dangerous because they didn’t have coverings. All the moving parts could be reached so losing a finger or cutting a hand were common injuries and considered to be minor. More serious injuries came from getting clothes pulled into the machines which led to crushed limbs. Other injuries were from burns from explosions and electrocutions or falls from high places. Sometimes these accidents led to the death of an employee. ===Strike=== In 1919, the employees went on strike due to the long working hours of a two-shift system, 11 hours during the day and 13 hours at night, six days a week with low pay. This was during the WWI period. The factory management retaliated by closing the mill and firing the active union members. The management claimed that they wanted to handle employees individually. They pointed to the fact that they had hired nurses to look after employees during the influenza epidemic as an example of good faith. They claimed they would switch to an 8-hour shift schedule when they could find enough employees. A mass meeting with a dance afterwards was held to support the strikers. The culmination of the whole issue was the arrest of five strikers who were accused of assaulting two deputy sheriffs - employees of the paper mill sworn in by the Sheriff - who were accompanying workers from work to home during the strike.The five men were tried and acquitted in a jury trial. [http://wvnewspapers.advantage-preservation.com/viewer/?t=35654&i=t&by=1919&bdd=1910&bm=5&bd=9&d=05091919-05091919&fn=piedmont_herald_usa_west_virginia_piedmont_19190509_english_1&df=1&dt=8 verdicht strike trial may 1919] Workers got paid twice a month and on payday shops in town were open in the evening. ===Production=== In 1955 the Luke mill was producing enameled printing paper and converting paper. [http://wvnewspapers.advantage-preservation.com/viewer/?k=%22kraft%20paper%22&t=35654&i=t&d=01011887-12312006&m=between&ord=k1&fn=piedmont_herald_usa_west_virginia_piedmont_19560112_english_1&df=1&dt=10 annual report 1955 in peidmont Herald] ===Devon club=== {{Image|file=Potomac_Papermills-5.jpg |align=r |size=m |caption=Devon club house 1911 }}In 1911 William Luke founded the '''Devon Club''' and built them a club house. It was opened on March 23, 1911. The club was named after the river on which banks William Luke was born in Scotland. The Devon Club was meant for the employees of the paper mill. You could only become a member if another member presented you for membership. Fees were 5 US dollars a year. Race isn't mentioned.... The building had four bowling alleys on the first floor, a gaming room with pool tables a billiard, checker chess tables, card rooms and two reading rooms on the second floor and on the third floor a massive assembly or concert hall with a large stage. [http://wvnewspapers.advantage-preservation.com/viewer/?k=%22devon%20club%22&t=35654&i=t&by=1911&bdd=1910&d=01011837-12312019&m=between&ord=k1&fn=piedmont_herald_usa_west_virginia_piedmont_19110324_english_1&df=1&dt=10 opening Devon club 1911] {{Clear}} ===Sport=== The mill employees had sport teams who competed with the teams of other factories. It started with two baseball teams - one forthe pulp mill and one for the paper mill - but at the end of 1929 they also formed a basketballteam.[http://wvnewspapers.advantage-preservation.com/viewer/?k=%22paper%20mill%22&t=35654&i=t&by=1929&bdd=1920&bm=12&bd=12&d=12121929-12121929&m=between&ord=k1&fn=piedmont_herald_usa_west_virginia_piedmont_19291212_english_1&df=1&dt=1 basketball team] ==Company History== ===Piedmont Paper Co. (1888 - 1899)=== 60 employees producing printing paper called West Virginia paper. https://www.encyclopedia.com/social-sciences-and-law/economics-business-and-labor/businesses-and-occupations/westvaco-corp ====West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company (1897 - 1969)==== In 1897 the company merged with the West Virginia Pulp Company in Davis, West Virginia to become the West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company. They expanded further in the following years. When the founder William Luke died in 1912 the company owned four mills situated in West Virginia, Pennsylvania, New York and Virginia. [http://www.fundinguniverse.com/company-histories/westvaco-corporation-history/ history of westvaco ===Westvaco (1969 - 2002)=== On March 3, 1969 the company changed its name to Westvaco. This name was already in use as trademark and brandname but not for the company itself. Due to the fact that the company had many mills outside West Virginia and even outside the US,(Belgium, Brazil and Australia were mentioned) the old name didn't fit the bill anymore. [http://wvnewspapers.advantage-preservation.com/viewer/?k=%22westvaco%22&t=35654&i=t&by=1969&bdd=1960&d=01011887-12312006&m=between&ord=k1&fn=piedmont_herald_usa_west_virginia_piedmont_19690305_english_1&df=1&dt=10 name change WEstvaco 1969] === Meadwestvaco (2002 - 2005) === ===New Page (2005 - 2015)=== In 2005 Mead Westvaco sold its paper business to New Page, a new company controlled by Cerberus Capital management based in New York. [http://wvnewspapers.advantage-preservation.com/viewer/?k=%22mead%20westvaco%22&t=35654&i=t&d=01011887-12312006&m=between&ord=k1&fn=piedmont_herald_usa_west_virginia_piedmont_20050308_english_1&df=1&dt=10 Piedmont Herald march 8th 2005] ====Verso Corporation (2015 until closure in 2019) ==== Verso Corporation, an Ohio company, acquired the facility in 2015 and operated it until May 2019. The company said they were closing mill because of a combination of high production costs at this mill and reduced demand for coated free sheet paper, the type of paper the mill produced. [https://www.paperage.com/2019news/04_30_2019verso_luke_mill_closure.html Verso to Close Coated Freesheet Paper Mill in Luke, Maryland], ''Paper Age'', April 30, 2019.[https://www.washingtonpost.com/local/it-was-the-backbone-of-this-town-for-131-years-now-luke-paper-mill-is-gone/2019/05/31/d4e53198-82d1-11e9-95a9-e2c830afe24f_story.html It was the backbone of this town for 131 years. Now Luke paper mill is gone.], The Washington Post, 1 June 2019. ===Effects of the closure=== ====Unemployment==== 675 jobs were lost when the mill closed and 2,000 jobs in the near area were affected. ====Pollution==== Black liquid - a waste product of pulp produce - was discovered leaking into the Potomac River almost a year after the closure of the mill. Before its closure, this liquid was burnt by the mill as an energy source--a practice in use since the 1930's. Black liquid is very caustic. [https://www.washingtonpost.com/dc-md-va/2019/10/25/maryland-environmental-officials-investigate-leak-upper-potomac-river-near-shuttered-paper-mill/ The Washington Post; Maryland environmental officials investigate leak in Upper Potomac River near shuttered paper mill; 25 Oct 2019.] ====Water Supply==== Luke lost its drinking water supply from the mill and had to invest in a new supply source. They connected their system to that of Westernport. This was subsidized by a Maryland State grant. [https://www.bizjournals.com/baltimore/news/2020/08/04/towns-affected-by-paper-mill-closure-seek-funding.html Baltimore Business Journal; Western Maryland towns affected by paper mill closure seek state aid for water supply project; 4 Aug 2020.] ===Latest news=== January 19th, 2021: It looks as if there's a buyer for the closed mill. Whiskey River would start a lumber related business on the site, selling wood chips and offering up to 200 jobs [https://www.wcbcradio.com/?archiv=purchase-of-luke-mill-appears-imminent WCBC Radio; Purchase of Luke Mill Appears Imminent, 19 Jan 2021.] ==Research Notes== # The archives of the different companies that Luke mill was a part of are now located at Cornell University (the West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company) and # the kind of process of papermaking which was used in Luke is not totally clear. The different sources state it was the first successful one using the sulfite process but the pollution caused after the closure of the factory in 2019 mentions black liquid, the waste result of the Kraft process of extracting carbon fibers from wood. I see two possibilities: one, the sources are partly wrong, two: they changed the process somewhere during the existence of the factory. ==Sources==
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===='''{{Blue| Amarillo History}}'''==== :'''{{Blue|AMARILLO HISTORY}}''' :'''1887''' - '''{{Blue| Trail driving days ended.}}''' Amarillo was settled . The Fort Worth & Denver City Railroad was building diagonally across the Panhandle of Texas SE to NW and the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe ran NE to SW. At their intersection SOUTH of the Canadian River became Amarillo, the cattle shipping market and later days would be a confluence of the railways coming into Texas.. http://www.amarillo-chamber.org/amarillo-history.html :'''1887''' Builders of the railways felt that a major shipping center north needed to be on the Plains, but not on the Canadian river. The People focused on Amarillo site..feIt the shipping center would be southeast of the Fort Worth & Denver City’s Amarillo Creek crossing, as far north on the Plains as possible and yet keeping clear of the Canadian River. Washburn (Claude) had a geographical advantage, the railways crossed in Amarillo. '''{{Blue|A Place Called Ragtown}}''' when the business center for Amarillo/Ragtown was laid out near Bowie and West 4th. To create this town, the State of Texas was paid $1,280 for 640 Acres of School land. :'''1887''' The Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe stopped building when it reached the town of Panhandle , but brought its trains to Amarillo over the Fort Worth & Denver City tracks by way of a “topline” connecting Panhandle and Washburn. :'''1887''' Amarillo first Newspaper, Amarillo Northwestern founded in 1887 by D.F. Rudolph; it was followed by the Amarillo Champion in 1889, founded by H.H. Brooks. :'''1877''' AGAIN Charles Goodnight and Judge O.H. Nelson brought their registered bulls into Amarillo, where they could be mixed and bred with the native Longhorns. Hereford cattle breeding was started. These interbred herds inherited Longhorn hardiness and the Hereford quality of beef. {{Image|file=Potter_County_Texas-6.jpg |align=r |size=400 |caption=1943, Amarillo. }}{{clear}} :::'''March 1888''' Amarillo's railroads, cattle and merchandising was increased with first Fort Worth & Denver City passenger train arrived in Amarillo in March of 1888 from Clarendon, which was the former terminal. ::'''1888''' The first courthouse was built was built of bricks made from Amarillo Creek.. Its square was bounded by Travis, Bowie, 4th and 5th Streets in '''Old Town.'''. The railroad depot was south of tracks. The name Amarillo, which means yellow in Spanish, was probably chosen because of the '''color of the sub-soil''' in nearby Amarillo Creek. In the early days most houses were painted yellow in honor of the name. Stockyards nearby. :'''1888''' and into the early 1890’s Amarillo was the the western states' greatest cattle shipping market. A railroad to Roswell accepted the herds that were being driven into Amarillo "(50,000 head in the town) Herds would be held 2 weeks at water holes on the prairie waiting for available transportation. :'''1889''': The town began to move gradually moved EASTWARD when the Glidden & Sanborn addition was built EASTWARD . They hauled the depot was hauled to Polk and First Streets. A New Amarillo Hotel, was built at Polk and 3rd. :'''1890''' -- businesses and houses Sprang up along Polk and Taylor. A Windmill with tanks provided the first public water supply locayed. The first public utility was a water supply system from a windmill and tanks at the Sanborn homestead. :'''1893''' - an election in May officially moved the courthouse to Gladden and Sunburn addition on Polk and Taylor. They hand carried needed books and records from the rented county offices in the businesses to the courthouse. :1896 When the printing office was moved from “Old Town” , the building displayed many '''{{Blue|bullet holes, mementos of early day “shoot outs.}}''' The third newspaper, and only survivor of the pioneer days, was the Amarillo News founded in 1892 by J.L. Caldwell. :'''1898''' -The Pecos Valley & North Eastern, known locally as the Pea Vine, built into Amarillo from Roswell . :'''1899''' Pecos Valley & North Eastern came under control of the A.T. &S.F. which started its through-train service from the east to Roswell and westward in August, 1899. {{Image|file=Potter_County_Texas-6.jpg |align=r |size=400 |caption=1943, Amarillo. }}{{clear}} :'''1908''' A.T. &S.F. built connecting linkage from Panhandle to Amarillo, and continued south to Sweetwater in 1911, northeast to Borger in 1926, and north toward Los Animas as far as Boise City in 1931. :'''1910''' the population of Amarillo had grown to 9,957. :'''1913''' Amarillo was authorized its charter. with voting 657 to 169. First city of SW and the 5th in USA to have Commission-Manager type of government. :'''1908''' A.T. &S.F. Railroad built connecting linkage from Panhandle to Amarillo, and continued south to Sweetwater in 1911, northeast to Borger in 1926, and N toward Los Animas as far as Boise City in 1931. :'''1902''' - Cheyenne, Oklahoma & Western, nicknamed the “Cow Track,” built into Amarillo from the east. :'''1904''' It soon took control of the Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific, and extended construction to Tucumcari :1909 =West Texas State University at Canyon was founded :'''Sept, 1918''' -Gas was discovered in September, two miles north of Amarillo in the Hapgood well. This has grown to be the world’s second largest gas field; pipelines deliver Panhandle gas as far away as the Atlantic seaboard, creating the world’s largest natural gas development. :'''1920''': Black Gold (oil) was discovered by Gulf Production Company on the BurkBurnett 6666 Ranch. :'''1928''' the Fort Worth & Denver City built a network of railroads on the South Plains that greatly benefited Amarillo. :'''1929''' - Amarillo College :'''June 19, 1929''' airplane transportation began air mail service on July 1, 1930. :'''1931''' they began building from railroad Childress to Pampa. ::Amarillo's 1st schoolhouse was built near a lake in the vicinity of Van Buren and 8th.
===Government Offices=== {{Image|file=Potter_County_Texas-2.jpg |align=c |size=350 |caption=Potter County courthouse. }} * It is named for Robert Potter who was a signer of the Texas Declaration of Independence and the Secretary of the Texas Navy. * Texas Department of Criminal Justice Clements Unit and Neal Unit - in unincorporated Potter County, east of the City of Amarillo. ====Geography==== Panhandle of Texas Potter county is a rolling terrain. Its elevation is 3,000- 3,800 feet above sea level. Its soils are mainly chocolate and red loams with some sand and clay. The''' Canadian River''' flows easterly across the northern part of Potter County. In 965, Lake Meredith was formed by damming a portion of the Canadian River and is 8 miles in the NW part of the county. North Central Plains is bounded by the '''Caprock Escarpment''' in the Panhandle. The Caprock is higher in elevation than the rest of the North Central Plains. A noted fact of one who has lived there,- over the ages the creeks and rivers run-off of water wears the region down to the river. This is known as the '''Breaks.''' The Texas Panhandle is a region of the U.S. state of Texas consisting of the northernmost 26 counties in the state. The panhandle is a rectangular area bordered by New Mexico to the west and Oklahoma to the north and east. The Handbook of Texas defines the southern border of Swisher County to be the southern boundary of the Texas Panhandle region. According to the Panhandle Regional Planning Commission, the following counties constitute the Texas Panhandle: Armstrong County, Briscoe County, Carson County, Castro County, Childress County, Collingsworth County, Dallam County, Deaf Smith County, Donley County, Gray County, Hall County, Hansford County, Hartley County, Hemphill County, Hutchinson County, Lipscomb County, Moore County, Ochiltree County, Oldham County, Parmer County, Potter County, Randall County, Roberts County, Sherman County, Swisher County, Wheeler County ====Formed From==== *Potter county was created 21 August 1876 from Bexar Land District ====Adjacent counties==== :Moore County (north) :Carson County (east) :Randall County (south) :Oldham County (west) :Deaf Smith County (southwest) :Armstrong County (southeast) :Hartley County (northwest) :Hutchinson County (northeast) ====Protected areas==== *Alibates Flint Quarries National Monument - here there is located a Working Dogs Program, {{Image|file=Potter_County_Texas-1.jpg |align=r |size=250 |caption=Alibates Flint Quarries. }}{{clear}} *Lake Meredith National Recreation *Canadian River ====Demographics==== Prairie grasses cover the land, with hugh cactuses, mesquite, hackberry, juniper, and scrub oak grow in the breaks. Temperatures range from an average low of 23° F in January to an average high of 92° in July. In 2014 the there were 21,627 people living in Potter County. 47.1 percent were Anglo, 36.7 percent were Hispanic, and 10.8 percent were African American. Over 81% of residents over age of 25 are high school graduates with 14% are college graduates. Amarillo in the 21st century is the transportation and distribution for much of West Texas.;Oil and gas production, manufacturing, petrochemicals, and agriculture are the elements that support much of the economy of the county. 2002 the county had 305 farms and ranches covering 521,824 acres, 86% are pasture, with 13% in crops. of which were devoted to pasture and 13 percent to crops. That year farmers and ranchers in the area earned $19,490,000. Livestock sales accounted for $18,175,000 of the total. Beef cattle raising and processing were the county’s chief agricultural activities, though crops such as corn and wheat were also grown there. Over 90% of the people in Potter County live in urban areas. Amarillo (population, 200,526, partly in Randall County) remains the seat of government and is by far the largest center of population. Annual rainfall averages 20.28 inches. The growing season lasts 190 days. The climate here is arid due to the elevation. '''POLITICS''': - Voters supported Democratic nominations for President''' 1888-1948''' after which '''many Republican''' presidents were supported. A majority of the county's electorate voted '''Republican''' in almost every election between 1952 and 2004, however. EXCEPTION was- 1964, Democrat and Texas son Lyndon B. Johnson. Potter and most Texas panhandle counties are strongly Republican in politics in the recent years. '''Railroad'''- Potter county's economy grew from ranching, and the stores that accompany a city. '''The railroads were built.''' Amarillo is a hub for Railroads. These rapidly expanded, leading to the installation of a large division office, and shops, eight-stall engine house... and diversified rapidly during the late 1890s and early 1900s as new railroads built into the area. *1899 the Santa Fe line established a large divisional office in the town and built an eight-stall engine house, a blacksmith shop, and a machine shop there. * 1904 - #Santa Fe #Southern Kansas #Pecos and Northern Texas #Choctaw, #Oklahoma and Texas railroads had also built lines through the county. In *1908 the Santa Fe extended a branch line to Canyon, Lubbock, and Sweetwater. Amarillo, already the marketing center for ranchers in the Panhandle, South Plains, and New Mexico, **[[:Category: Ussery-Roan Texas State Veterans Home, Amarillo, Texas|Ussery-Roan Texas State Veterans Home]] is located in Amarillo, Texas Highways:
:I-27 (TX) Interstate 27 :I-40 (TX) Interstate 40 :Interstate 40 Business :U.S. Highway 60 :U.S. Highway 87 :U.S. Highway 287 :Texas State Highway 136 :Texas Loop 335 ====Cities==== *[[:Category:Amarillo, Texas|Amarillo]] - is part of Potter County and Randall county. =====Town/Communities===== *[[:Category:Bishop Hills, Texas|Bishop Hills]] *[[:Category:Ady, Texas|Ady]] *[[:Category:Boden, Texas|Boden]] *[[:Category:Bushland, Texas|Bushland]] *[[:Category:Chunky, Texas|Chunky]] *[[:Category:Cliffside, Texas|Cliffside]] *[[:Category:Gentry, Texas|Gentry]] *[[:Category:Gluck, Texas|Gluck]] *[[:Category:Juilliard, Texas|Juilliard]] *[[:Category:Marsh, Texas|Marsh]] *[[:Category:Mayer, Texas|Mayer]] *[[:Category: Puente, Texas|Puente]] *[[:Category: St. Francis, Texas|St. Francis]] Historical:
*[[:Category: Dumas Junction, Texas|Dumas Junction]] *[[:Category: Folsom, Texas|Folsom]] *[[:Category: Pleasant Valley, Texas|Pleasant Valley]] *[[:Category: Pullman, Texas|Pullman]] *[[:Category: Soncy, Texas|Soncy]] ===Resources=== {{Image|file=Potter_County_Texas.jpg |align=c |size=300 |caption=Cadillac Ranch by millionaire Stanley Marsh }} *Oil and Gas was discovered. Refineries such as Phillips Petroleum, Shamrock Oil and Gas, Magnolia Petroleum Company, and the Texas Company (Texaco), which built a large refinery just east of Amarillo. *Child-welfare unit, *Library, *Cerebral palsy clinic *Harrington Regional Medical Center. *Amarillo College serves both Potter and Randall counties *Texas State Technical College , Amarillo Branch * Amarillo Globe-News Company publishes the Amarillo News and Globe-Times. I *Helium production and zinc smelters ===Census=== :1880 -- 28 :1890 -- 849 :1900 -- 1,820 :1910 -- 12,424 :1920 -- 16,710 :1930 -- 46,080 :1940 -- 54,265 :1950 -- 73,366 :1960 -- 115,580 :1970 -- 90,511 :1980 -- 98,637 :1990 -- 97,874 :2000 -- 113,546 :2010 -- 121,073 :Est. 2014 -- 121,627 ===Notables=== {{Image|file=Potter_County_Texas-3.jpg |align=c |size=230 |caption=Vietnam War Memorial. }} * Ernest O. Thompson, a decorated World War I general *Rick Douglas Husband, commander of Space Shuttle, Columbia *Charles Adair *'''[[Goodnight-316 |Charles J Goodnight]]''' Charles Goodnight, rancher, Texas ranger *T. Boone Pickens, Jr., oilman and philanthropist *Stanley Marsh *Robert Potter, signer of Texas Independence 1799–1842 *William B. Plemons *James Nathan Browning, Texas lieutenant governor *George Hendricks Beverley, U.S. Air Force general *Thomas E. Creek, U.S. Marine Corps Medal of Honor recipient *Rick Husband, astronaut *Paul Lockhart, astronaut *Leroy Matthiesen, local Catholic bishop ===Cemeteries=== {{Image|file=Rusk County Cemeteries.gif |align=c |size=360 |caption= }}{{clear}} *[[:Category: Llano Cemetery, Amarillo, Texas|Llano Cemetery]] *[[:Category: Memorial Park Cemetery, Amarillo, Texas|Memorial Park Cemetery]] *[[:Category: Memory Gardens Cemetery, Amarillo, Texas|Memory Gardens Cemetery]] *[http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=csr&CScnty=2707 Find a Grave Cemeteries, Potter county] *[http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=cr&CRid=171790 Llano Cemetery, find a grave] *[https://familysearch.org/wiki/en/Potter_County,_Texas_Genealogy FamilySearch Cemeteries, Potter County] *[http://www.cemeteries-of-tx.com/Wtx/Potter/ListPotter.html Potter County Cemeteries by Gloria Mayfield] {{Image|file=Potter_County_Texas-4.jpg |align=r |size=220 |caption=War Memorial }}{{clear}} ===Sources===
Welcome to Potter County, Texas Project!
{{US History|sub-project=Texas}} *'''[[Space:Texas|Texas Space Page]]''' *The leader of this project is: [[Richardson-7161|Mary Richardson]]. ==History/Timeline== {{Image|file=Potter_County_Texas-1.jpg |align=c |size=400 |caption=Alibates Flint Quarries. }} *{{Blue|Potter County was created 1876 Texas from Bexar Dist. and organized 1887.}}https://texasalmanac.com/index.php?q=topics/government/potter-county :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]]'''[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wtVeDaZxAXo Amarillo]''' :Ice Age Clovis Culture- Indians in the Ice Age Clovis Culture, used the Alibates flint for their spear points, when hunting the Mammoths before the Great lakes formed.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alibates_Flint_Quarries_National_Monument People came to the red bluffs near the Canadian River to find flint for their spears. :Pueblo dwelling sites have been found along the Canadian River.https://tshaonline.org/handbook/online/articles/hcp07 :'''1541''' -Francisco Vásquez de Coronado crossed the area. :'''1700''' - Recent Apache culture was found here, then were pushed out of the by Comanches. :'''1820''' - Major Stephen H Long followed the Canadian River eastward to the junction with the Arkansas. :'''1840- 1849'''- During the California gold rush, gold seekers came through on trails blazed by Josiah Gregg and Randolph B Marcy surveyed along the Canadian valley. :'''1845 and 1853''' Lt. James W. Abert and Lt. Amiel W. Whipple crossed the area during their surveys of the Canadian valley.. ::Remains of a plaza of the Comanchero traders and New Mexican pastores camps at Tecovas Springs. :'''1870's''' buffalo hunting decimated the herds that once roamed the area, forcing the Indians, who were dependent upon the buffalo, to leave. :'''1876''' - Texas legislature formed Potter County from the Bexar District and organized 1887. Residents were employees of cattle ranches. :'''1877''' David T. Beals and W. H. Bates began '''LX Ranch''' headquarters on Ranch Creek, near N bank of the Canadian River. '''LIT Ranch''' owned by George W. Littlefield in western portion of the county. {{Image|file=Wilbarger_County_Texas-1.jpg |align=r |size=300 |caption=. }}{{clear}} :'''1880''' census: 28 people on the 3 ranches, 14,000 cattle and 4,200 sheep, but '''no crops''' :'''1881''' Henry B. Sanborn opened the Frying Pan Ranch at Tecovas Springs. Warren W. Wetzel, the ranch bookkeeper and later Amarillo's first mayor, resided at the adobe headquarters. Katherine Wentzel was the only woman in this county for about six years. :'''1887''' Settlements increased drastically with construction of the '''Fort Worth and Denver City Railway''' across the Panhandle. One construction camp grew overnight from a buffalo-hut settlement known as Ragtown-- Amarillo. :'''Aug 30, 1887''' - William B. Plemons, county judge, proposed townsite near the head of Amarillo Creek when Oldham County officials ordered an election held on August 30 to organize Potter County. ::J.T Berry proposed Oneida and Plemons agreed. (2) miles southeast ::Frank Lester, and Henry Sanborn suggested Plains City. ::Jesse Jenkins, a Tascosa saloon owner, suggested Ragtown with a new name of Odessa. Majority of voters were cowhands of the LX Ranch, they were promised lots for business, residence. :The election returns favored Oneida (renamed Amarillo). :'''Oct, 1887''' -Railroad was completed into the town in October 1887, a post office was established. People from surrounding townsites began to move to the new county seat. {{Image|file=Potter_County_Texas-5.jpg |align=r |size=250 |caption=Railroad }}{{clear}} :'''May 1888''', The first newspaper, the Amarillo Champion and a school was established.. :'''1890''' - Henry Sanborn, had been establishing another townsite east of "Old Town" Amarillo, and due toflood dangers, most of the town was moved to a new, higher site. :'''1890'''- Cattle ranching was firmly the most lucrative business, dominating Potter County's economy and culture. Twenty ranches, ( 511,000 acres), were here. :'''1899''' - Santa Fe line built its large divisional office and an 8-stall engine house, a blacksmith shop, and a machine shop . :'''1900'''- 79 ranches with population 1,820. Railroads brought in more population and expansion. :'''1904''' the Southern Kansas, the Pecos and Northern Texas, and the Choctaw, Oklahoma and Texas railroads had also built lines through the county :'''1906''' - Population was 5,000 :'''1908''' Santa Fe RR extended to Canyon, Lubbock, and Sweetwater. Amarillo became the shipping and marketing center for ranchers in the Panhandle, South Plains, and eastern New Mexico, grew rapidly during this time. Railroad employees, construction workers "sharks, grafters, pickpockets and bums" who hoped to take advantage of the boom arrived. :'''1908-1910''' Santa Fe Railroad, established agricultural demonstration centers, hired agricultural agents to work with local farmers, and ran excursion trains from Chicago and elsewhere into Amarillo for prospective buyers.. :'''1910''' Old ranchlands in the Panhandle were subdivided into farmland, the town also became the terminus of excursion trains carrying hundreds of prospective farmers, who were met by the agents of land companies and taken out to view property. :'''1910''' - population was 9,957 in 1910. Cattle ranches split into farms. Cattle ranching was the most important of the county's agricultural economy. There were 162 farms and ranches in the county, with 500 acres was planted in corn, the county's most important crop at the time. :'''1918''' - gas field discovered twenty-five miles NW of Amarillo :'''1920''' - # farms and ranches were 322, with 24,500 acres planted in wheat, and 3,200 acres in sorghum. Cattle remained an important part of the local economy - 28,500. :'''1928''' Construction completed to Texline to connect the Fort Worth & Denver City with the Colorado and Southern. The two companies, with a system reaching from Wyoming to the Gulf of Mexico, were now consolidated into the Burlington System. ::Headquarters of oil companies, Phillips Petroleum, Shamrock Oil and Gas, Magnolia Petroleum Company, and the Texas Company (Texaco), which built a large refinery east of Amarillo. ::New towns-Bushland, Cliffside, Ady, Soncy, Pullman, and St. Francis began near the railroads. :'''1925''' Oil began to be produced :'''1930's''' - '''The Great Depression''' forced some oil companies to close and hit farmers hard. Crops harvested declined from 42,546 acres to 38,037 acres. :'''New Deal programs,''' helped give work and sustenance to families. '''Work Projects Administration''' helped to fund improvements of Amarillo streets and sewerage. :'''1941 - World War II''' -Amarillo Army Air Field and the Pantex Munitions Plant, which had servicemen and created new jobs. :'''1945''' - 540 farms and ranches in the county. :'''1946''' - Closure of the airfield hit the economy again. :'''1949''' - A tornado crossed Amarillo, while this author's aunt and uncle were in the movie theater. The Tornado blew away all of their garage on Polk Street, and part of the house roof. this tornado caused $3,000,000 Dollars property damage with the loss of 7 lives.http://amarillo.gov/?page_id=1715 :'''1951''' - Amarillo Air Force Base opened, :'''1950's -''' Development of Panhandle mineral resources, helped to spur further growth. :'''1960''' - population was 115,580. :'''1968''' - Closure of the air force base was a severe blow and by :'''1970''' -County's population dropped to 90,511. :'''1974''' - 250,000 barrels of oil were produced. :'''1978''' - 436,000 barrels oil :'''1980 ''' - population was 98,637. 91% of the land was farms and ranches and 10% was cultivated. Wheat and sorghum were the most important crops with large cattle ranches in the majority of the county. :'''post 1920''' manufacturing income has been derived largely from helium, natural gas, oil, and sand and gravel; approximately 60% of the world's helium has been produced there. Though natural gas has been produced in the area since before 1920 :'''1982 -''' 382,000 barrels oil. 48,477,000,000 cubic feet of gas-well gas and 1,867,000,000 cubic feet of casinghead gas were produced. :'''1990''': - 198,000 barrels oil and population was 97,874 :'''2000''' - 2000, about 295,000 barrels of oil were produced in the area, and 24,879,000,000 cubic feet of gas-well gas was extracted. :''' Jan 1, 2001'''- 9,160,319 barrels of oil had been taken from county lands since discovery :production of natural gas has also significantly contributed to the county’s economy. :I-27 (TX) Interstate 27 :I-40 (TX) Interstate 40 :Interstate 40 Business :U.S. Highway 60 :U.S. Highway 87 :U.S. Highway 287 :Texas State Highway 136 :Texas Loop 335 ====Cities==== *[[:Category:Amarillo, Texas|Amarillo]] - is part of Potter County and Randall county. =====Town/Communities===== *[[:Category:Bishop Hills, Texas|Bishop Hills]] *[[:Category:Ady, Texas|Ady]] *[[:Category:Boden, Texas|Boden]] *[[:Category:Bushland, Texas|Bushland]] *[[:Category:Chunky, Texas|Chunky]] *[[:Category:Cliffside, Texas|Cliffside]] *[[:Category:Gentry, Texas|Gentry]] *[[:Category:Gluck, Texas|Gluck]] *[[:Category:Juilliard, Texas|Juilliard]] *[[:Category:Marsh, Texas|Marsh]] *[[:Category:Mayer, Texas|Mayer]] *[[:Category: Puente, Texas|Puente]] *[[:Category: St. Francis, Texas|St. Francis]] Historical:
*[[:Category: Dumas Junction, Texas|Dumas Junction]] *[[:Category: Folsom, Texas|Folsom]] *[[:Category: Pleasant Valley, Texas|Pleasant Valley]] *[[:Category: Pullman, Texas|Pullman]] *[[:Category: Soncy, Texas|Soncy]] ===Resources=== {{Image|file=Potter_County_Texas.jpg |align=c |size=300 |caption=Cadillac Ranch by millionaire Stanley Marsh }} *Oil and Gas was discovered. Refineries such as Phillips Petroleum, Shamrock Oil and Gas, Magnolia Petroleum Company, and the Texas Company (Texaco), which built a large refinery just east of Amarillo. *Child-welfare unit, *Library, *Cerebral palsy clinic *Harrington Regional Medical Center. *Amarillo College serves both Potter and Randall counties *Texas State Technical College , Amarillo Branch * Amarillo Globe-News Company publishes the Amarillo News and Globe-Times. I *Helium production and zinc smelters ===Census=== :1880 -- 28 :1890 -- 849 :1900 -- 1,820 :1910 -- 12,424 :1920 -- 16,710 :1930 -- 46,080 :1940 -- 54,265 :1950 -- 73,366 :1960 -- 115,580 :1970 -- 90,511 :1980 -- 98,637 :1990 -- 97,874 :2000 -- 113,546 :2010 -- 121,073 :Est. 2014 -- 121,627 ===Notables=== {{Image|file=Potter_County_Texas-3.jpg |align=c |size=230 |caption=Vietnam War Memorial. }} * Ernest O. Thompson, a decorated World War I general *Rick Douglas Husband, commander of Space Shuttle, Columbia *Charles Adair *'''[[Goodnight-316 |Charles J Goodnight]]''' Charles Goodnight, rancher, Texas ranger *T. Boone Pickens, Jr., oilman and philanthropist *Stanley Marsh *Robert Potter, signer of Texas Independence 1799–1842 *William B. Plemons *James Nathan Browning, Texas lieutenant governor *George Hendricks Beverley, U.S. Air Force general *Thomas E. Creek, U.S. Marine Corps Medal of Honor recipient *Rick Husband, astronaut *Paul Lockhart, astronaut *Leroy Matthiesen, local Catholic bishop ===Cemeteries=== {{Image|file=Rusk County Cemeteries.gif |align=c |size=360 |caption= }}{{clear}} *[[:Category: Llano Cemetery, Amarillo, Texas|Llano Cemetery]] *[[:Category: Memorial Park Cemetery, Amarillo, Texas|Memorial Park Cemetery]] *[[:Category: Memory Gardens Cemetery, Amarillo, Texas|Memory Gardens Cemetery]] *[http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=csr&CScnty=2707 Find a Grave Cemeteries, Potter county] *[http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=cr&CRid=171790 Llano Cemetery, find a grave] *[https://familysearch.org/wiki/en/Potter_County,_Texas_Genealogy FamilySearch Cemeteries, Potter County] *[http://www.cemeteries-of-tx.com/Wtx/Potter/ListPotter.html Potter County Cemeteries by Gloria Mayfield] {{Image|file=Potter_County_Texas-4.jpg |align=r |size=220 |caption=War Memorial }}{{clear}} ===Sources===
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'''Hunt, John E.''' - compiler; '''"Pound and Kester Families''', Containing, An Account Of The Ancestry Of John Pound (Born In 1735) And William Kester (Born In 1733) And A Genealogical Record Of All Their Descendants And Other Family Historical Matter."; Regan Printing House, Chicago, IL; 1904; First Edition; 628 Pages, Indexed. ---- [https://archive.org/stream/poundkesterfamil1904hunt#page/n3/mode/2up This is a LINK to the Archive.org / Boston Public Library Digitized version of the book: "Pound and Kester Families". This version is a photo of each page, that you can flip through, page by page.]. ('''IT IS PHOTOS OF EACH PAGE, FROM FRONT COVER TO BACK COVER'''.) [http://www.archive.org/stream/poundandkesterf00huntgoog/poundandkesterf00huntgoog_djvu.txt This is a LINK to the Google digital full text version of the book: "Pound and Kester Families". Just need to let you know that Google did a great job, but there are a lot of typo's, so please double check another version of the book for typo corrections.]. ('''IT IS TYPED UP TEXT OF THE BOOK, DONE BY THE GREAT GOOGLE FOLKS - But take heed to my note above about typo's'''.) (Side note ... you can click on the link "SEE OTHER FORMATS" in the upper right, and switch to real page view, just like the link above from Boston Library.) [https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=wu.89066246620;view=1up;seq=7 This is a LINK to Hunt's book, Pound and Kester Families on the HATHI TRUST DIGITAL LIBRARY Site]. It is full page views, either scroll or use the FIND option. ---- If you are working on the genealogy of a Pound or Kester, this book is for you. As noted in the title it starts with the two folks listed, but does have a history of them prior to their births. The book was published in 1904, so it has the lines of the two folks listed above and their descendants all the way up to 1904. The compiler of this book, [[Hunt-10451 | Mr. John Eddy Hunt]], is listed in the book, as his family is included within the books genealogy. Mr. Hunt did an outstanding job of putting together the information included in this book, I can just imagine the file system he would of had to have back in his day. (Remember folks, no computers back then.) I put the main three families in the three TAGS spaces above (Pound, Kester, Hunt). But there are a ton of collateral families, the main ones: Carr, Drake, Ferguson, Lacock, Liston, Moore, Paddock, Reed, Siner, Stark, Thomas, and Welch. In the back of the book there is an index of all names! You can purchase a printed copy of this book from most book sellers, and most all of the web sites selling items. I have found "New" copies of the book in softbound and hardbound for as low as $16.99 ... and as high as $150.00. The normal in 2016 is $35.00-$45.00, last time I checked. I purchased an original copy of the book in a used book store back in the early 1980's, and in the 1990's I purchased a hardbound newly printed copy from one of the only two book sellers at the time, for $65.00. If you have problems looking things up in the online versions linked above, (you should not), but if you do, please just contact me and I can look up whatever you may need. [[Kester-460 | Virgil M. Kester III]]. I have an original print, I have two reprints (one is on my desk at all times), I have it on DVD, CD, photocopied copy my mother did from a relatives original copy, two sided photocopy from Library of Congress (Back in the early 1980's you could not find this book anywhere, I obtained a copy from the Library of Congress) ...
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'''A Prisoner of War (POW) is a person, whether combatant or non-combatant, who is held in custody by an enemy power during or immediately after an armed conflict.'''
[[Image:Photos-343.png|90px|??]]'''American Civil War POW Camps'''[[Image:Photos-342.png|90px|??]] [[Image: Profile Photo s.gif|260px|??]]
The American Civil War known as the War Between the States or the Civil War was fought from 1861 to 1865.The origin of war was the issue of slavery.The war lasted four years and left over 600,000 soldiers dead. '''Extract from [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_Civil_War Wikipedia]''' ''American Civil War Prison Camps were operated by both the Union and the Confederacy to handle the 409,000 soldiers captured during the war, 1861–65. The Record and Pension Office in 1901 counted 211,000 Northerners who were captured some were immediately paroled and 195,000 went to prison camps. Many tried to escape but few succeeded. By contrast 464,000 Confederates were captured (many in the final days) and 215,000 imprisoned. Over 30,000 Union and nearly 26,000 Confederate prisoners died in captivity. Just over 12% of the captives in Northern prisons died, compared to 15.5% for Southern prisons.'' {| border="1" align="center" class="wikitable" style="font-style:desdemona; font-size:100%;background:LightSteelBlue; border: 16px double MidnightBlue;" American Civil War Union POW Camps ! scope="col" |[[Image: Profile Photo s-12.png|100px|??]] | scope="col" |'''Name and Site''' ! scope="col" |[[Image: Profile Photo s-12.png|80px|??]] '''Notes on Camp''' [[Image: Profile Photo s-12.png|80px|??]] |-Vane-39 |'''Union'''[[Image:Photos-343.png|75px|??]] |[http://www.altonweb.com/history/civilwar/confed/index.html Alton Military Prison] '''Alton, Illinois.''' |'''Alton was used to house Confederate prisoners of war during the Civil War. The prison housed over 11,764 prisoners during the war. Deaths at the prison were more common than at other Union prisons, and prisoners faced harsh conditions and regular outbreaks of diseases such as smallpox and rubella. 1,534 Confederate soldiers and many Union soldiers and civilians are known to have died at the prison.''' |- |'''Union'''[[Image:Photos-343.png|75px|??]] |[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Camp_Chase Camp Chase] '''Columbus Ohio''' |'''Operated May 1861 to 1865. The capacity of 4,000 was at times stretched to more than 7,000. It was expanded to a capacity of 7,000 but late in the war it held up to 10,000 men.''' |- |'''Union'''[[Image:Photos-343.png|75px|??]] |[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Camp_Douglas_%28Chicago%29 Camp Douglas] '''Chicago''' |'''Established in January 1863 as a permanent POW camp. It became notorious for its poor conditions and death rate of between 17% and 23% percent.''' |- |'''Union'''[[Image:Photos-343.png|75px|??]] |[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Camp_Morton Camp Morton] '''Indianapolis Indiana |'''Governor Morton informed Union general Henry W. Halleck that Camp Morton could hold 3,000 Confederate prisoners on February 22, over 3,700 Confederate prisoners arrived at the camp having just come from battle, having suffered from lack of adequate food and clothing, and being unused to Northern winters, the death rate among the''' '''Confederate prisoners was high March 1862 saw the deaths of 144 prisoners. Local residents of Indianapolis felt sorry for the Confederate prisoners, and provided the necessary food, clothing, and nursing to keep most of the prisoners alive the period of 1863 to the parole of the last prisoner on June 12, 1865 saw an average prison population of 3,214 and 50 deaths a month.''' |- |'''Union'''[[Image:Photos-343.png|75px|??]] |[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Camp_Randall Camp Randall] '''Madison, Wisconsin |'''It was a training facility of the Union Army during the Civil War, with more than 70,000 recruits receiving training there. Later, a hospital and a stockade for Confederate prisoners of war were located at the camp.''' |- |'''Union'''[[Image:Photos-343.png|75px|??]] |[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elmira_Prison Elmira Prison] '''Elmira NY''' |'''Became a prisoner of war camp in 1864 with a capacity of 12,000. Some 2,963 prisoners died from various causes.''' |- |'''Union'''[[Image:Photos-343.png|75px|??]] |[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fort_Delaware Fort Delaware] '''Delaware City Del.''' |'''During the American Civil War, the Union used Fort Delaware as a prison for Confederate prisoners of war, political prisoners, federal convicts, and privateer officers.''' |- |'''Union'''[[Image:Photos-343.png|75px|??]] |[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fort_McHenry Fort McHenry] '''Baltimore Maryland''' |'''During the American Civil War the area where Fort McHenry sits served as a military prison, confining both Confederate soldiers, as well as a large number of Maryland political figures who were suspected of being Confederate sympathizers.''' |- |'''Union'''[[Image:Photos-343.png|75px|??]] |[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fort_Slocum_%28New_York%29 Fort Slocum] '''New York City''' |'''Used from July 1863 to October 1863 as a temporary hospital for Confederate soldiers.''' |- |'''Union'''[[Image:Photos-343.png|75px|??]] |[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fort_Warren_%28Massachusetts%29 Fort Warren] '''Boston Mass.''' |'''Fort Warren was constructed from 1833–1861 completed shortly after the beginning of the American Civil War from 1861 through the end of WWII, and during the Civil War served as a prison for Confederate officers and government officials.''' |- |'''Union'''[[Image:Photos-343.png|75px|??]] |[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gratiot_Street_Prison Gratiot Street Prison] '''St. Louis, MO |'''Gratiot Street Prison was an American Civil War prison located in St. Louis Missouri and was the largest war prison in Missouri Run by the Union Army, it housed Confederate prisoners-of-war, confederate sympathizers, guerrillas, spies, and Federal soldiers accused of crimes. It is well known for being the site of a daring breakout in the last days of the American Civil War.''' |- |'''Union'''[[Image:Photos-343.png|75px|??]] |[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Johnson%27s_Island Johnson's Island] '''Sandusky Ohio |'''Johnson's Island was the site of a prisoner-of-war camp for Confederate officers captured during the American Civil War ,Johnson's Island was the only Union prison exclusively for Southern officers but it also held regular soldiers. During its three years of operation, more than 15,000 men were incarcerated there.''' |- |'''Union'''[[Image:Photos-343.png|75px|??]] |[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ohio_Penitentiary Ohio Penitentiary] '''Columbus, Ohio |'''Ohio State Penitentiary, was a prison it operated from 1834-1984 in downtown Columbus, Ohio Conditions in the prison have been described as primitive, [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Hunt_Morgan General John H. Morgan] escaped the prison during the Civil War.''' |- |'''Union'''[[Image:Photos-343.png|75px|??]] |[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Old_Capitol_Prison Old Capitol Prison] '''DC''' |'''With the start of the Civil War in 1861, the Union repurchased the building to use as a prison for captured Confederates, as well as political prisoners, Union officers convicted of insubordination, and local prostitutes. Many people arrested following the assassination of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Assassination_of_Abraham_Lincoln President Abraham Lincoln] were also held here.''' |- |'''Union'''[[Image:Photos-343.png|75px|??]] |[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Point_Lookout,_Maryland Point Lookout] '''Saint Mary's County, MD''' |'''Of the 50,000 soldiers held in the army prison camp,who were housed in tents at Lookout Point between 1863 and 1865 nearly 4,000 died,the camp, originally built to hold 10,000 men swelled to between 12,000 and 20,000 prisoners after the exchange of prisoners between armies was placed on hold the result was crowded conditions with up to sixteen men to a tent in poor sanitary conditions it was the largest Union-run prison camp, its reputation being one of the worst.''' |- |'''Union'''[[Image:Photos-343.png|75px|??]] |[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rock_Island_Arsenal Rock Island Arsenal] '''Rock Island, IL''' |'''During the Civil War, Arsenal Island was home to a large Union army prison camp for captured Confederate soldiers The first to arrive were 468 Confederate prisoners captured in battles at Chattanooga, Tennessee, although, over 5,000 total would swell the population of Rock Island Prison in that month alone. A total of 41 Confederate prisoners successfully escaped during the prison’s existence while many more would try but failed A total of 1,964 Confederate prisoners and 125 Union guards are buried in the adjacent military cemetery.''' |- |}
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The chief causes of death were scurvy, diarrhea, and dysentery.''' |- |'''Confederate'''[[Image:Photos-342.png|70px|??]] |[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Belle_Isle_%28Virginia%29 Belle Island] '''Richmond, VA''' |'''The island served as a prison for Union soldiers during the American Civil War. Between 1862 and 1865, the island was home to about 30,000 POW's and as many as 1,000 died, though accounts vary with the South claiming the death rate was low, while the North claimed it was very high.''' |- |'''Confederate'''[[Image:Photos-342.png|70px|??]] |[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blackshear_Prison Blackshear Prison] '''Blackshear, GA''' |'''During Union Maj Gen. William T. Sherman's 1864 "March to the Sea," Confederate officials hastily made plans to evacuate a number of existing POW camps and relocate their occupants farther from the Federal army. As Blackshear is deep in southeast Georgia in a pine forest, it was thought to be a safe place for this relocation The new prison was simply an open camp in a remote place, surrounded by a guardline, including some heavy artillery pieces. During the month of November in 1864, some 5,000 Union Soldiers began arriving at Blackshear. The first shipment of 600 prisoners arrived by the Atlantic & Gulf Railroad on November 16 from Savannah. Within a few weeks, the population had swelled to nearly 5,000.''' |- |'''Confederate'''[[Image:Photos-342.png|70px|??]] |[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cahaba_Prison Cahaba Prison] '''(Castle Morgan) Selma, AL''' |'''Cahaba Prison was intended for only approximately 500 prisoners, but its population had grown to 660 by August 1864. When Union General Ulysses S. Grant suspended the practice of prisoner exchange with the Confederacy the numbers began to soar. By October 1864 the prison’s numbers had swelled to 2,151, they had grown to over 3,000 by March 1865.''' |- |'''Confederate'''[[Image:Photos-342.png|70px|??]] |[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Camp_Ford Camp Ford] '''Tyler, Texas''' |'''First prisoners arrived August 1863 a Four acre stockade was built Nov. 1863 and expanded to 11 acres, April, 1864 ,maximum population 5,000 in July 1864. Final 1,815 prisoners exchanged May 27, 1865, Red River Landing on the Mississippi. Total of 329 dead out of 5,493 identified prisoners resulted in a death rate of 5.9 %, making it one of the least deadly camps in the war the site is now an interpretive Historic Park.''' |- |'''Confederate'''[[Image:Photos-342.png|70px|??]] |[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Camp_Sorghum Camp Sorghum] '''Columbia, South Carolina''' |'''Established in 1862 as a makeshift prison for approximately 1,400 Union officers, Camp Sorghum consisted of a 5-acre (20,000 m2) tract of open field, without walls, fences, buildings, or any other facilities. A deadline (boundary line) was established by laying wood planks 10 feet (3.0 m) inside the camp's boundaries.Rations consisted of cornmeal and sorghum syrup as the main staples in the diet, thus the camp became known as "Camp Sorghum". Due to the lack of any security features, escapes were common. Conditions were terrible, with little food, clothing or medicine, and disease claimed a number of lives among both the prisoners and their guards.''' |- |'''Confederate'''[[Image:Photos-342.png|70px|??]] |[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Castle_Pinckney Castle Pinckney] '''Charleston, SC''' |'''Castle Pinckney was used very briefly as a prisoner-of-war camp (six weeks) and artillery position during the American Civil War.One hundred and fifty-four Union Army prisoners of war (120 enlisted, 34 officers) captured during the First Battle of Manassas and previously incarcerated at Ligon's Prison arrived at Charleston on September 10, 1861 and were kept at the Charleston City Jail until the lower casements of Castle Pinckney were converted into cells On September 18 1861 prisoners from the 11th NY Fire Zouaves, 69th NY ("Irish") Regiment, 79th NY Regiment, and 8th Michigan Infantry were transferred to Castle Pinckney.''' |- |'''Confederate'''[[Image:Photos-342.png|70px|??]] |[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Castle_Thunder_%28prison%29 Castle Thunder] '''Richmond, VA''' |'''The prison's most notorious commandant was Capt. George W. Alexander who was captured in 1861 while awaiting execution by the Union Army, he escaped Alexander took command of the Castle Thunder Prison, prisoners were said to have been treated with unnecessary brutality by the guards.After the Union forces captured Richmond, they used the prison for similar purposes among those known to have been incarcerated there in this later period was Mollie Bean, a woman who had served for two years in the 47th North Carolina and was twice wounded in action she had pretended to be a man simply in order to join the Confederate Army, but her Union captors suspected her of being a spy.''' |- |